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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

4 private day school, Known as
Tie Powell school, }" has been OPEN
ed IN the school house near the
Bogas Falia, 70 which parents are
invited TO send their children. A
rood common school education may
6e obtained for . small. tuition.
Parents arc invitesl to visit the
school and 80 tho work done there.
Those who desire 70 send their
childrea should do % q tho earl.
ct possible date.
J. e. SMrfn,
Principal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mis- Dorothy Fleitas, daughter Of
ln. Paul PerEillioux, and Mr..
Octave Oullibsr, at Madisonville,
next Tuesday evening, Aug. IL, to
b followed By . grand ball 1t the
u. r. B. A. Hall.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

The municipal election in Mande-
vile viii be held next Monday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

We are not . member OF the
Farmers Alliance, because they
don't admit editors, but we venture
to say ~ can show - llne . crop Of
corn - the best ofthem, in our held
opposite this once. We obtained
the eeed from that model farmer,
Mr.. ]. T. Nuasch, Who has used
The same variety for twenty years,
and always with the best results.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08
ROBERT II. 0REEN-


wnsseae. John L. Ncdanas b..
pctseioeed the cOart ios letter. az N.
~so,sssassoo on the ssiale Of a.
'ats wm. u. Rol-insoo. deceased
Nosiee y hereby given. - aIl whe., =
nay eoeeeen. e. show ~auss. wiehiu -
Gays NON The trss puhlisasioa Of ~
aos'ee' 10y We payer ~ The aid pali.
ucees secuId oSt b graoeeu).
y eecos 9 ths eoass. thin Oh dav =
AogusG. lool.
y. Mss1mDAss, Osrk.
essoeea. L.. Ans. .. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

Lost, straysd or stolen, . young
bay mare. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

Tho Democratic Convention OF
Ohio adopted the following RESIDUE
tion in her platform. witch We COM
mend to the attention of advocates
Of prohibition laws in cur State,
viz:
1--WE are opposed to the enact
meut Of all laws which unneccessari.
II Interfere with the habits and Gus.
toms of any of our people. which
are not offensive to the moral senti-
meuts Of the civilized world, and
we believe that the personal rights
OF the individual should be curtail-
I'd ouly when il is essential to the
maintenance Of the peace, good
order and welfare Of the comnu.
nifty.
List Of Letters
RApainioa in the CovingsOn. La rost.
Office Friday. Aue. Z. 1891:
Brumasld FIT Nnrsay A r Mss
Oowart n 4 An Mccoy Chas
T.lIin n b vasnsio I'M
Hudgy or Badly Z
Persons calling for the enc will
please say advertised.
A fss AZ one cent additional postage il
rsonired ON all advertixsd Letters.
CnAs. MIlxTz. r. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

WEATHER REPORT
For The week sndiag Aug. s:
Max. Mar.
.o.se................ Is -
S.essses. ss...ss,........ III N
1Aesse. ss.ss.,.., . ~ -
...sss.......,. ~ 7E
$1,000. .sssss.s.ss....... ~ ~
.esesssssess.s.ss .... " ~
.sssee sses...... ~
Aveeako ts0penturo. os.9
3Aiafall. O.3i
Alex. BAHn. Observer.
Vaudeville Station. L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-08

the Ants, for lack Of argument.
So far - gambling houses are
concerned, 10 have been unable to
discover any here, unless . social
game for the drinks or cigars eau
BE- called gambling, which ID about
On . par with the pious citizens Of
Washington parish having . quiet
little game to see who shall pay for
the next ''jag" from Covington,
Amite City Or New Orleans, as tho
case may Be.
So far - our liquor dealers are
concerned, many OF their best Gus
TONERS 1--WE in Washington parish,
and scarcely . week passes but the
wagons from that parish carry back
- part Of their freight well-alled
demijohns, jugs, bottles and
lasks, and occasionally half-barrels
II whlsky, to allay the thirst OF our
Daintly and pious Anti Lottery tom
psranoe nsiehbors q that parish
md The good town Of Franklinton,
which only goes 70 chow that pro.
,ibition doa't prohibit. whether m.
,lisd to liquor Or lottery tickets, |
lence W are IN favor Of IL high
icsnse system. with II large reve-
Ioe0 70 tie State.
1.-THE old eaying b true. that twice |
hrivts and lives By ooncealment,
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AntlrcaDa.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAIL

| & 49, AZ NANNs ~ - l. ANLllAN MA L.
- ROAD. DEPARTURE 4 ARRry.i. or T'sAns
tSEE A. wheeling. Eastern
- ~ tine. Schedule 10 eject
4: /. |. D. j. !. !. !.
AR( eHG<A January ist 1891
RV$Hk6 MAIN LINE EAST.
"a ~ tN.HN 'fCf Baltimore, Fhil.4..
81 g. tsIH IL pLia bid S.w YofE, i..lG
0zstES1$sI f.5i n, 2eJ = o. dsiiy
RVS5Tfyi s7-SfG Clmtsflaud Acc-lmo
w l4244.M ~ cGtioui $40 O. r. 5sily
%ksS-Ls% except SLujay.
llSSf> Grafton Acsomu s1s.
ton, 80 ,. a. daily. ~
csgt sunday;
cept Sunday, and 2:S0 p m and except sunday.
ARRrvE
From New York, Phllacelphis ald Baltimore,
Z - r. m, and II a p 10 sld il.s0 p n, daily
Cupberlsnd Accommodation, 500 ?. m ~.
Grafton Accommodation, Esp. n, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, s:45 a. L. ara
H. 10, p. N. daily, and sos daily, except Sunday
TRASs-oHlO DIVISION.
For Chicago, 7:5o Ant il:tO n IA. Ana l0.lb
?. N. daily, daily exec pt Sunday
Cincinnati Express. 1850 and Hoo n. NJ. daily
sud lu4O .. IA except Saturday, and 2J a. 10.
Columbu, Accommodation. 40 p. m, erosg,
Sunday.
81. ClAirsyi!le Accommodation. u 90 a n aud
i:SO ?. M except sunday.
Chicago Express Y 30 aud $50 +. No., snd e:iO
2. H. csily, and ii.UA ia., iEiiy, except :su.
day.
Cincinnati Express. 90 ~ ~. ard e.i0 8 10.
daily.
Columbu, Accommodation. li:UO a. n. daily.
except Sunday.
St. Clairsyille Accommodation, II .OO q ~. and
o:l0 ,. m. except Sunday.
W. p. & b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, 545 and 7.2U = m aud q 5Jp
N, daily, and lao p. m, daily. except sunday
Washington Accommodation, 80 =. n 81
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, HOO a.. daily. T. 10 D. H..
except Sunday, C.55 aud 1880 y. m, daily an1
y 80 L. IN, Sunday only
Washington Accommodation. : 80 a. tai.s
except Sunday.
CHAE u. SOUL
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
! y LANE Wheeling dir
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IN THE TUNNEL.
How "a smart Woman Bahied a Cheeky
Traveller.
tffrrg1 Hsr1lL

chicago HsrIld
Ou Colorado road, where tunnels are
quite numerous, charming matron
with her little daughter occupied seat
ia the coach. and opposite her was a
col0rcd nurse and the travelling bags.
The mothers sparkling eyes, eN-
uberaut health and vivaciouS Spir-
It's attracted the attention OF hand
some young man who occupied seat
lust back of the one she was In. BY his
attention 90 the child hc soon Scraped
NO ana acquaintance with the mother,
and us ne day passed was eSSaying 20
make himself very agreeable TO her.
He was a presumptuou> man. and
thought that he had made ana impression:
his cIltion manifested 10. The lady,
dreaming of mo- wrong. was apparently
pleased with her casual acquaintance.
Ry and by. as the train approached an
unusually long tuune, the gay young
man leaned over and whispered some
thing Zoo the lady's ear. For an instant
She was thuudcr>truck. and her eyes
flashed with Indignation.
A moment more and q smile lighted
uu her features She made him some
reply that seemed 20 please him very
much. She chatted with the nurse
about several matters, and presently the
train reached the tunnel. Ia few mo-
meuts tine train came into daylight
again. but the mother and nurse had
changed seats. The mother looked
amazed. the coiored nurse was very dis
concerted. the young man looked dazcd.
.'Jane. said the mother, "what have
you been DOING" Nothing, respond
cd the nurse. YES You have, said the
mother. in tone that attracted the at
teution Of all ia the car See how
your collars rumpled and your bonnet
smashed"
The nurse hang her head for mo-
ment. aud then, turning round to the
nice Young man, replied; This man
kissed me while the train was passing
through the tunnel The young man
occupied Che smoker during the rest OF
his journey.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. NIarch 8

WHEELING, March 8.
There is nothing of especial Importance
to report concerning this market. IL has
been fairly active this week Prices are
trihe changed and there IS fair
demand The supply OF cattle has been
fair the past week The prices as
reported by Goodhue X Thomas are as fol-
lows:
Cattle-Extra, .OOO 20 200, 3 95a4 90:
GOOD 900 10 1 900 s. sla3 -: good. 500 TO
400. - 5Oa3 -: fair 900 TO 500, - 25a3 80;
common. 600 to 100. - OUa3 % bulls. :! OOa
. 30: cows, 3 OOaa3 90
Hoes-Good demand; extra, - N5ai 90:
good q 75a3 -: common, - 25a3 %.
Sheep-Actiye: extra, q 50a4 -, good,
- 25a4 50; common, - 25a3 81; lambs,
= OOa5 ~.
Fresh Cows are fair at -, OOa35 10.
Calves AT - O0a5 80
CHICAGO, March Cattle, receipts 1000
head market lower aud steady; steers, eN-
ira. a. 10: others s. has 80; Gamers Il laa
! -. other COWS - 25a3 90 stockers = 5Oa
3 30.
Hogs Receipts, 29.G0O head; shipments
l4OOO head market active and steady com
mon = 4ja3 so, mixed and packers $ .'la
- prime heavy and butcher weiehtss3 ~
AZ -; light S355a3 20.
Sheep-hecelplsi fiVOV htau 9lI Pilio"''
=. 800 head market slow and dull; westerns
- l5a5 -: nativess = 0Oa5 30: lambs - Goa
6 10; fed Texans . 50a5 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March Cattle,
receipts 24O head; shipments l2O head !;
market steady at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Rcccipts, $50 head; shipments,
/ 500 head; market steady; mixed and
/ Philadephias . S5a3 90; best Workers
- 7Oa3 So common to fair - G0a3 20; pigs
- OOa3 80.
| Shecp-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
400 head; market active at Yesterday
prices: lambs dull at 10 to 10 cents of from
yesterday.
ClxcIyNAr1, O., March 3-Hogs, in light
supply and generally higher; common and
| LIGHT. q 25a3 80: butchers, s. Gja3 -. Re
ceipts, go head; shipments, 1880 head.
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301rrlin9 Register
Graurirrs e5l4inr.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF INS-EytLASArioN OF REFER
EScE Marks sDauy SUNDAY excepted ,Mol'
.Nrtr..t ,Suud. -1ceptel iea'u-cay
.,-. ut-- sSaturl.y nl4y. .S4n1Gy -uIy-1o
So r.a.ar Noy lc lSoo Wheeling tius va Oh
.. lre hour sar 'ss tbea Ceutral Time
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WOOL.
WmrELINa. TuEsnAY. "

WHEELING. TUESDAY, March ..
The condition OF the local market Is
dun. What little wool there was left
in the country has been bought up the
last few days at old prices, ana the
Eastern market has improved somew nat
as wool has been changing hands The ruling
prices us reported by Horkheimer Bros. are
as follows. Fine fleece, washed, 10 &c
unwashed, one-third of; unmerchantable,
one-fourth off; medium unwashed, &c
medium fleece, washed. 3c; tub washed
32a34c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 3. - Wool
prices firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 32a35c; medium
91a3qc; coarse 36a31c; New York, Michigan,
and delaina and Western fine or y or M
ga92i5c: fine washed delaine y and NA
34a:iSc; medium washed, combiug and de
laine. 42a43c; Canada combing, 3ias6c
tub washed choice 3Ia40c; fair 31aS'c
coarse S3a3ac; medium unwashed comb
ING and delaine 29a3l13c; coarse do ga
9Sisc: Montana 2Oa24c; Territorial lda22c
Bosroy. March 3.-The demand for WOO
has continued steady aud prices are hrm
and practically unchanged. Foreign wooi'
firm and in good demand.
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TaE DEAR GIRLS.
Serious mistakes Made in Understanding
Their Intelligence.
Fyorsac. L5cl,cooda March Century.

B Florence LlCAir01r ga AIFCN tchftfy
There are two kindred questions about
which there has been and still is much
controversy. and. think, many serious
mistakes made-hrSt in Understanding
/ the intelligence of the girls, particularly
| In practical matters, in which ii Is apt
70 be far greater than our own; and sec
ondly. Ia belittling our advantages in
order 10 conciliate their preiudices.
In many cases these preiudiceS do not
exist. and even when they DO the differ
enceS in our position ana education are
sure 70 come 10 the front SoOneror later,
aud by frankly recognizing them in the
beginning rs an advantage we prevent
their being regarded later on as bar
rler. The girls are sure TO end by
knowing that We keep servants, wear
evening dresses, and 20 10 the opera;
and by plainly speaking OF these things
when necessary the necessity will be
rarel. as comforts won for MS by our
husbands or our fathers intelligence
aud labor. We make the distinction in
our ways of living more one of degree
than one of kind.
When once recognized the truth will
make our relations with the girls of
more value than when IL existed on an
ignorant or mistaken foundation.
The very leisure and knowledge We
are able 90 put at their disposal comes
FROM this difference of conditions. and il
is Sinking our responsibility Is women
OF leisure class when We attempt to
pretend that our conditions of life are
the same as theirs. The newspapers in
this country are successful i'm giving the
working classes false idea of the oc-
cupatiuE> and pleasures OF the upper
classes.
They represent them ia all their most
sensational. aud regrettahie moments,
aud but little record is made of the ma
jor.ty vi well-tO-dO and educated people
with whom plain living and high think
iug has hot come % be dead letter.
La cur most natural aud laudabIe et-
forts not To- patrOuile the girls We are
apt o. forget that Ne are foregoing the
natural advantages of our birthrights ia
attempting Co appear 10 them rs
anomalous women from nowhere, lu-
stead of ladies whose life aud education
in perhaps wealthy homes has inspired
us with the desire To share what We con
slider our real advantages with our less
fortunate sisters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04

Almost rtrry typewriter sooner or id-
Ter has trouble With her eyes. The type
writing machine B., supposed 90 save th'
ewes. bu- che effect , quite the contra.
rs. The eyes arr al. thr time u mo-
-Ion while writing. and the rapid jerk
jug of the eye from one point to another
ODD thc little keyboard soon tire, The
muscles and makes ,he eyes and some
anne ths whole head ache.
Then great many girls have the
habit Of turning up the carriage Co see
what has been written and Gaming back
.n tho chair while reading It. This, too
Is hd. for tl- reason that 30 requires
an.I adjustment oi thr eye 90 the dix
fereut distances. and SOD tires the whole
organ.
The only way to save the eyes when
using 3D. tyuewr.tIng machine is Co ac-
...rr such facility that is uot necessary
Pub mu6 500 thc keyboard, aud the eyes
N. En-. sawed tlc thousand OF htti,
jerks rn and tru which do So much
Hlu
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FOR SALE

$50 acres Of land IN Kanawha county. West
Virginia. twelve miles from Charleston. con
tanning valuable timber. namely. OAK. Wild
Cherry, Walnut, Poplar aud llickory. several
veins 90 Cosl aud Iron ore. The above land ],
located IN the oil belt between BIZ SANDY
Creek aud Elk River Abstract of title will d,
iurui,h-d 10 pastie, desiring 20 purchase
Price. go per acre for short time only.
SeNru-rooined nous" in splendid condition,
No. l5li Eon street, B.luO
Double brick house on Jacob aud Nineteenth
streets. >iA roou- in each part si.o.u
-Four r0omed house on Belmont aud Mrtul-
lOch streets, flfth ward, ~ Can give iln-
mediate possession.
Thrre roomed house. First ward ground IN,
10 feet. 800
Seyen.roomes house. 90 y. York street. sI.sDO
SiA-roomed house sJ2 y. York street. e. U0O.
Double frame house, 3,3s and 374l Eoif street,
$500.
Four-roomed house between Twenty third
aud Twenty -feurth streets. sl,OD.
Six-roomed house. east end OF Twenty third
street $40.
Ten roomcd house. 7i2 Main street $500
Two houses on Nineteenth street, each o. 600.
Nine-roomed house, 2l5l Market street. $3.50.
Three-rUomcd house on Wood street. between
Twenty fourth and Twenty nth streets. si.iOD.
Twelve lots !OXlO0 feet. In filan, Mhytc and
Gallagher addition. tlt0 io s90 each
Twcnty-iour lot, 10 Maryiynn. opposite the
improvement, of The y. ~ .. Company. ucur
Bcnwood Junction. on ihr new turnpike aud
county road. on easy terms.
Manufacturing site near cleveland and pitts
burg railroad depot, Martin, Ferry. ground
lOUN - feet
one lot on Moy,ton street. near east end Of
TWEEN yruth street SLIGO
Onc-hllf lot ON MoystOn street. sAJ.
Two one half lots on Eon street Sixth ward,
each slUD
Eighty-,iN acres two mile, east 81 the city,
5000.
SiXty-nyc acres la Marshall county. near Glen
Easton Il ,sOU. will exchange for city property.
Eighty acres iu Marshall county. sl.trp
Twenty five acres four mile, eu-t of city. CON
tanning sandstone quarry. good qualif, ~ cc.
ment stone, aud coal with bank opened Tor usr,
$500
Ia acres near Sherrard AZ 50 per acre.
NESBITT 4 DENINE,
f-1l-h l18l Market street
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MARTINS FERRY.

Freddie Davidson. "a son of Mr.. Davidson
who resides near the Laughhn mill. lei
Monday. knocking his 'front.' teeth OUT ana
hurting himself quite severely
The Farmers Alliance met at Steele's
school house last night 10 discuss the ques-
ton. "Of What Benefit is a Farmers In
stitutc 90 the Farmer
Rcv Loyd is holding a proiracted meet
fngut the Concord school, back OF town.
aud I, meeting with great success
NJ - Tweed has returned home TO Steu-
bruyillc after a pleasant visit here.
Charles Scdgwich aud Miss Josephine
Cochran will bee married oday at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. George
SPENCER and Miss Flo McCord will be- the
attendants So we are informed.
MIR Foote. of Gumsey County, is visit
inc his daughter Mrs. John Campbell.
Their. will boz an entertainment at the
Pres bvterian Church next Friday evening
for the benefit OF the Ladies Missionary
Society.
Ike Griffin and family, who went to Kan
sas about TWO wears ago, have returned 10
this city. and will make this their future
home
The Chautauqua Circle met at DR.. lie
iams' residence last evening.
The Y. VI. G. \. lost $50 on their series
of lectures and concerts, AMI are thinking
about giving another entertainment,
and III they do, everybody ought 10
ruru out and help them make up this short
age.
I,r,es Jamison. Jr. will take several
waeouloads of material 20 Nixon run TO-
80 f,i.,.- 2nu oil and Gas Com
pauy.
MIR John Nicely, Professor OF PenuiHn-
shin iu the high schools, has gone 10 nus
home at Portland. O., on account OF SICK
ness.
The Maeuuerchor Singing Soriety las
CONTRACTED for new drop CURTIN. lu Oe
used "A, their hall ON Hanover street rms
I yyiu he. when finished, one OF the finest cur
tAins iu Belmont county
The Knights of Pythias met at their
HAN in commercial Block, last evening.
Man Levy has returned from Pltt-oure'
/ Pa
The Baldmoreans Who are 10 be at the
Opera House this week. Will produce
/ damon aud Pytmas' ou saturday even
ing.
( k.t. gastletou NAL be at the Opera
/ House. Monday, MARCH SiA
AHule,aild of Mr.. Nate (ailisFery iI
/ % ID Francis. of Columbus, is IN the city
on business.
Emmett Mcdowell Will skate one mile
,qlipst time this evening al the RINK and
| rne champion skater o. Piits6urE wall tty
/ to heat IT, Manager Cover gives - u
tbe winner. I.orreuO. the contoruouiSt
/ MN also be there and the band has been en-
gagged Tor the occasion.
| Uncle Isaac Carpenter, OF the Orchard Il
slowly recovering from severe attack Of
/ sickness.
An the persons who were injured IN tht
/ GAS explosion ara rapidly recovering, and
J MIN be able 90 be about againin q few DAYS
For Sale-A six room house on Pear
street near the Third ward school house
with "a good stable, We'll and city water
Inquire al 4 Beck's grocery, ON Broad
WHY.
F.n R,Nr 4 farm Inquire of Jas A
IGrav Nose but good farmers need ap
lply.
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GROCERIES.


WHEELING, TUESDAY. March 3.
There are but few changes in the general
grocery market. Tea is active and the
market presents u strong front. Rice is
| firm aud the article is moving OIL faster
than usual Refined sugar has declined
somewhat Canned goods selling freely
at old quotations. Molassss firm. Syrups
steady.
SYEUPs-C Choice Sugar Syrup 3Gc; Hon
ey Drps BE; Sugar dark 2ic; DC addi-
tional in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasses Fancy Doc: Choice soc: Prime 4Sc;
Fair 44c; Mixed goods, New Orleans 3Oa
BE; Bakers goods Soc. Choice Refined
Sorghum sc
RoyIsIoNs-Schenk' mcGium s. G.
hams l3l, =. c. breakfast bacon &c; $ G..
shoulders 1Mc; city sides &c; ham beef
nc: ordinary beef Zoe family mess pork
BIB piece Sl3 -; bean pork.
LARD Schcnk's pure kettle, tees &c;
50lb cans ii{c; lard compound, tees Gc;
5Olb cans . lc; 20lb cans 81. l0b cans sc;
5ib cans 80.
CASNEn Goops 3 N Standard tomatoes
s5casl -: e. D fancy tomatoes . Ojal TO-:
Speidels own a 90; Hartford Co
Standard corn g0ag5c. lib Maine
process corn Al O0al ~: III Maine
packed sweet corn II pal 20; New York
brand peaCnes $50. lib standard table
peaches - -; 3 II standard pie peaches
Il -; II Deep Sea full standard cove
oysters Il l2l5: lib light weight cove
oysters zoe; 2-ib Acorn standard string
beans nc; Libby's 9-ib can corn beef = 20;
Libby's lib can Clipped teef = 30; I-ibby's
l-ib can lunch tongue - -
NoODENwARE-No. ] tubs $ -, No. >
81 -; No. 3 - %; : hoop pals 81 10, 3 hoop
81 -; sap 81 %; single washboards 81 10;
double do. :! %; one ciimp double do. - p;
single = 30.
FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes &C.; Raj
sins, Valencia Zoe: layer Ondara lli4c.
London layer raisns :! 50a2 10: loose mus
catels = 30a2 b. fancy California cvdpO-
rated peaches 2ja36c; choice California
evaporatcd peaches pc; ldncy California
cvapordtcd apricots 2ia22c: choice Cali
forna cvapUrated apricots 22a23c; fancy
evaporatod apples l5c; choice do l3i sal4c;
fair do ID &C..
Om-Lard, extra western strained 75c:
carbon, 40, 7i4c; carbon, $50. 19.c; Lewis
Miners winter white oil 45c; summer
white 3ia3gc.
SvGAGs-Cut loaf So. Cubes 1lc: fruit
powdered lie; ordinary powdered &c;
Granulated Standard &C.: Standard Con-
fccloners 4 6a(c; Standard Grocers 4
SIC; Pearl White \ SIC; White Extra C.
-; Ohio Valley 5c; New York G 5i4c;
Fruit &c.
RICE Fancy Pearl &C.: Choice Pearl
81, e; Choice Domestic csc: Prime Domcs-
tic to; Far Domestic G4c; Fancy Head
1l5c
COFFEE Green Coffee Fancy Golden
Rio 22i4c: Fancy Green 22i4c; Poabcrry
2954c: Choice Green 9lc; Prime Green
20isc: Roasting GRADES lJai"H.c; Java 2ic. !
Roasted, ia package Ohio Valley 25c; /
Standard Loose Roasted 24c.
good. 4Aa5c; medium, ! Al .c; common
81 a4c: culls, . la3l e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04
FUR MARKET.
WHEELING. Tuesday, March 3.

WHEELING, Tuesday March d.
The following are the quotations IN ih
fur market, as reported by HorAue''i'e'
Mink-No l, 5Oa75c: No. ,, 2jaiOc' No
Muskrat-Fall, lOal5c; Winter, l0alSc.
Raccoon-Large, No /, dOaeOc; small \ o
/. 5Oa6Oc: No ,, +0a5Oc; Mo- 3, @Oa5Vc; NO
T. l0a20c. oo., -. roil
s,,.ine T5caSl 90: narrow white stripe, ID
soc: broad and white stripe, lOasOc-
Grey Fox No. l, cased, 5Oa'5c; No. J.
Red Fox-No. !, 81 coal -; No. ;, 'Ga'''c
No 3, 95a35c -.
Ouer-No.l /. as to color, g O0a5 %.
Onossums-I .arge. cased prime, l5a2n
large, open prime, lOal5c. -
Bear Bear, black, $40 OOal5 oJi bear
cubs and yearlings, - OOaS On.
Ginseng No /, dry, $ W per pound
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04

NEv YORK, March 3.-Mouey en- call
easy, ranging from - TO per cent; last
loan at 2}4lper cent; closed offered al 2%
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a7
per cent Sterling exchange quiet but
firm at 4S5a4Soil