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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

The Democratic primaries for the nomi-
nation of city ticket, will be held AZ the
usual places OF voting this afternoon be
tween the hours Of and : O'Clock For
Mayor, Joseph Medill George f. Nc
Glumphrev Waterworks Trustee, Thomas
Craig; Assessor Third Ward, Levi W.
Jones, Council First Ward, Richard Stew
art; Second Ward, James A Bayless
Third Ward. Thomas Mears. Board Of
Education, DR.. j NJ Blackforj
Charles Carpenter, who superintended
the laying OF the gas pipe for the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, and who is well
known by many OF our citizens, IS IN the
city looking after site for the manufac-
ture of brick. Mr.. Carpenter is al present
residing al Anderson, Ind.
The many friends Of Mrs Blanche Port
er, nee Snyder, who was a resident OF this
city and q niece Of Mrs. Anderson, will be
panied 20 learn Of her death, which oc-
CURED az GAINESVILLE last Monday.
A special meeting of Council was called
last evening 20 consider the proposition Of
the city of Bridgeport in regard 10 fur
nishing them whitewater.
George Nichols, who was employed at
the Buckeye Glass Co.'S decorating de
partmeut for quite a while, is IN the city
smiling on old friends.
There is a good bit OF interest taken 10
the race tonight between Mcdowell. and
Delaney, of East Liverpool, AT the Rink.
The c.. l.. K ". railroad has a large
force OF men working on their extension al
the north end OF town.
samuel r. Dean will commence the
erection Of d fine twO-story frame building
lu Flffl street soon
Newt Barber was released Yesterday by
Mayor Keller on the condition that he
would leave town.
W. a. Brown is 10 the city looking after
his chances for reelection 70 the Office Of
Township Trustee
Mrs. Anderson, Of Fourth street, is in
GAINESVILLE, o., attending the funeral or
Mrs Porter.
Mr. Drekinfelt, Of Marshing * Co,
New York City, was In the city yesterday
on business.
The drilling Of the well Of the Glenn's
Run oil and Gas Company was commenced
yesterday.
There should be good turn out at the
Democratic primaries this afternoon aud
evening.
Miss Jessie Sheets viii leave next Mon
day 90 attend college al Delaware, Ohio.
Robert BIackford Will not be a candidate
for Council from the First ward.
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Hollines-
worth was in the city Yesterday.
Mrs A. ID. White, Of Mt Pleasant, is the
guest Of Mrs. John haywood.
II. W. Hodgens, OF Portland, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Charles (. McKim. Of Wellsvine, o.,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Brady is az home from
school on a vacation.
George Scott, Of Belaire, is in the city.
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West virginia Pensions.

y -.r. r.i.-.s af f'. Register.
WASHINGTON March 23-Ihe follow
.r- West Virginia pensions have oeei
issued.
Original Andrew j. A>by. John Z
S-lrkey. Cepha> Archer, Andrew 6roah
1-.a. GUr. uau.c Wihelm- Levi Hen
r.,- rs d. Town. VIM ". Cooper
John DE Witt. John Cook
Aaltona-W 81. ~. fick.
Increase Lrhtra. Long. Noodior'
~ Kennedy Thomas NJ. Fleming
A.., Brown. Jolu U. Chatty.
Or-.na. John Deem. Jane, VI. hern
dom. Patrick Holland. VIM. ID Great
.0a~e. Nars Nelson. L.n>ev Higgins
.eo Lawhoru. Jos T. Henderson
Increase sylvester L.pscomo-
Reissue Lewis i. Glad.
O-.-.r.' Widows Cassie, widow o
Geo. W. vs.. stewart. Rebecca j., widow
% Wan. d. ucdgepeth.
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GROCERIES.


WHEELING. TUESDAY, March "a
There are but few changes in the general
grocery market Tea is active and the
market presents a strong front hlce Is
firm and the article is moving OIL faster
than usual. Refined sugar has declined
somewhat. Canned goods selling freely
at old quotations. MOlasses firm. Syrups
steady.
ey Drips SIC: Sugar DARK &c; l3c aGdl-
tional In half barrels New Orleans Mo
iasses-Fancv $50; Choice soc; Prime 4sc'
Fair 44c; Mixed. goods, New Orleans goa
32c. Bakers goods SOC Choice Refined
Sorghum SIC.
RovfsIoSs-Schenk' medium :. c
hams 1871: =. c. breakfast bacon &c; ;. G
shoulders sc; city sides nc; ham beei
11L(c: ordinary beef l0c; family mess porE
| 5fb piece Sl3 p; bean pork.
IARp-Schenk's pure kettle, tees &c
ION cans nc: lard compound, tees &c
| son cans ne; 2Ob cans Sc. lob cans 81
! 5ib cans SIC.
CANNED Goops-3-B Standard tomatoe:
s5casl -: SD fancy tomatoes 81 05al 10
Speidels Own 81 90; Hartford Co
Standard corn qOaQ5c: 2-fb Maine
process corn 81 GOAL o.; 2-b Maine
1 hacked sweet corn & 25al 30; New GorH
| State Fancy 2-ib corn 81 40; 3-ib Acorr
brand peaches 8 20; 3-fb standard table
peaches g 50; 3-ib standard pie peache.
Il -: IN Deep Sea full standard cove
oysters 81 l2]S; IN light weight cove
oysters zoe: IN Acorn standard string
beans 75c: Libby's , b can corn beef = %
Libbv's IN can Clipped beef = 50; Libby:
IN can lunch tongue 4 -.
WoopExwARE-No. l tubs s. IS; No. .
Is IS: No. 8 81 90; hoop pals 81 -; hoop
| 81 25; sap 81 d; single washOoards 81 80
double do. = 81; one crimp double do. g p
single 3 80.
FauIrs-New Turkish Prunes &c; Raj
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, March A-tiour
strong. Wheat, quiet; No. , red 81 Gla
l OeL6 p; April 81 O9al O91I June q ll4a
n. Corn. <alc higher; No. 2yellow soc
No. 3 mixed March and April 7sa7S &C.
Nav and June 76a77c Oats, strong but
quiet: No. 8 white GOHa6lc; May and
June 6lHa62c. Eggs, dull ana lower
PENNSYLVANIA firsts 2sc Receipis-Flour
600 barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels; corn
2. 900 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels. ship
ments-Wheat, 400 bushels; corn, 200
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
TOLEDO, O., March 4.-Wheat active
cash,and March q o.; May 81 o.; July
81 OlL5c; August q7i6c Corn, active ant
lower: cash 7OL<c; May Gsi4c. Oats quiet
cash 54L5c. Clover seed, firm; cash ant
March Il s.. Receipts-Flour, $50 bar
rels: wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, l''w
bushels Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels
wheat. .. 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
oats, 800 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels clover
seed, eOl bags.
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FOR SALE.

Siv roomel house. in splendid condition. on
Market street between Twenty .tilrl aud lNrn
ty-fourih streets. 81 60
S.yru.room-i house. 45ii Eof street, - 100
Double hrlrk house. 10 splendid condition
Jacobaud Nineteenth streets. ia rooms in each
Ten oofp-l house. ~ Main street 3bp
SfN roou~d house. ~ y. York street. GpH
seven roomed house. III YORK. ST., q 80.
Slx.rOomed brick house, iu good CONDITION
sf5l Jacob street. g 90
Four.roomrd house on Wood street. between
T,,.ut,-f third aud Twenty fourth streets. 81 10
Niue-roomed brick house, Z5l Market street
$3.50
Four-roomed house % Twenty -third street
between Eoff and Jacob streets, tlsp
Three.roomcd house 10 good condition, Firs'
Tire m roomed house. efO Woods street O. 10
Four.roomrd brick house, No. S'l5 Alley
Two brick houses, 3 rooms lu each house
Twenty-four lots near Heuwooi Junction. %
fret addition 20 Mary yun. opposite the lm
provemen,s Of the b ~ o. Company. on ne new
turnpike and county road Price from Sb %
$40 One-third cash and balance ln one year.
Two brick houses, lSs and ~ eighteenth
street Al 90 each
Double frame house. s7a9 aud s7il Eor street
2gO
" UUAr -AfHfAr 81 ~
Four.rooned house on Twenty ninth street
near Woods streets .l.l50.
Good business house On ChapAne street Zen
ire Wheeling
Hotel Lease and fixtures 10 city doing pay
ing business.
Eleven lots on Woods aud wilson streets 10
Fiian. Whyte And Gallagher addition. each lo
5J1lOO feet, 500 20 ssD each.
Two half lots on MAYston street. Sixth ward
So each.
Two half lots on Eon street between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-niuth streets q 30 esch.
One-hAlf lot on McColloch street. Fifth ward
40
Manufacturing site near Cleveland and Pitt
burg railroad depot. Martins Ferry
Eighty-seven Acres two miles east u the city
$1,000.
twenty-five acres four miles east o., city. con
tanning sandstone quarry. good quality % c.
meut stone. and cosl with bank opened i0f use
and ,pfiug that flows large volume ~ watel
- dne quality, $50
lSO Acres near sherrArd, we'll improved 81
per sore.
Eighty acres. near railroad, iu Marshall coun
~ O. so VIII exchange Tor city property
Fifty-hve acres near Glen Easton, ti-zD' "iA
exchange for city property.
We have also lots In the Old Fair Ground ~
dition and IN the HydugeF addition. Lithi1
ward
We have Glendale stock iof sale
NESBITT 4 DEYINE,
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, March "a.
There has been little change in the toul
maket for some time, although there prom
ises 10 be slight changes IN the figures be
fore many weeks, with an upward tend
ency. All kinds Of mill feed are on the
rise. There was rather a surprise in corn
the past week. From 90 and - cents il
has now jumped 10 - cents.
The following quotations are wholesale
retail prices being 30 20 - cents higher:
FLOUR Choice family hour in wood
q 90: in paper - - per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per 5ushel, No. !, 95c
corn per bushel zoe; oats, per bushel
mixed SOC: No. white G6c
-Middliugs per ton S22 90 tOS!j co.
bran per ton 81 10 10 So 90, baled hay
per ton : % to - 90; loose hay = OOas -
per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

NoNurAf. March 23.- DR.. Alfred
Fox. prominent member " the Nc
Clrrhv section VI the Irish party In the
Imuera House % Commons, IS in this
civ and has had Interviews With lead
Ing Ir.shmen. Although very discreet
.n his conversation with newspaper
mon. 10 is evident that De- has been sent
Old America by Justin Mccarthy % re-
ps~+ back che state 10 public opinion IN
rte new world. as SD the split which has
-,,.. pIare Boz CHE Home Rule party.
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SANDY Hook, \. j., March 24.-The
Brig Joseph Damian, from Jamaica,
bound TO Havre, France, with log wood,
came ashore abreast Of John HAYES
residence al Long Branch, at 4:30
o'clock this morning. The crew Of 10,
with the exception Of one man, were
saved by the Brooches buoy, Of life
saving station No. ;.
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! 9Oa32c; medium 37a39c: coarse S6a37c: New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
Y and XX2sa30i5c; medium 36a31 80
coarse @ia37c fine washed delaine Y and
Xxx 34a}sc; medium washed, combiug and
delaine, 42a43c; coarse do 39a3sc: Canada
do 34a36c; tub washed choice 37a4Oc: fair
35a37c; coarse 33a35c: medium unwashed
combing and delaine 29a3l1 sc; coarse do pa
2SIc: Montana 2Oa24c
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WOOL.
WHEELING. March "A.

" UEELlNFs AdItu -.
The condition OF the local markets. little
changed. Manufacturers in the East are
showing very little disposition to stock up.
owing largely to the stringent condition OF
the money market. 1t is almost out Of sea
son for market quotations The ruling
prices as reported by Horkheimer Bros,
are rs follows: Fine fleece, washed, Doc;
unwashed, one-third of understandable
one.fourth of; medium unwashed, 2jc
medium fleece, washed, 33c; tub washed
32a34c.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March "a. - Woo
market quiet, Ohio, Pennsylvania anc
West Virginia Xxx and above 32a35c; y
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He stonped to Put on Hi. Shoes.

DE KALB. TEX. March 24.-On the
J. NJ. Winston place, Il miles north OF
here. Yesterday morning. VIM. Watts, q
plantation laborer, on arising told his
wife. Fannie, TO say her prayers as he
was going 10 Kill her as soon Is he had
put on his shoes. The woman, TO save
her own life. determined to take that OF
her husband. and stepping out TO a wood
nile secured an axe, and returning 10
the house buried il in the back Of his
head. splitting the skull and killing
him. while he was putting on his shoes.
The woman was held under $500 bond.
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Mis- WISsLoV's SoorHlNG SYRUP has
.a... u-al h. la.I lions of mothers Tor child
-..r -.,ettfu.- for over tfty years with per
loot success, DO rel ieves the little sufferer
at once. produces natural, quiet sleep 10y
f-eelr1 tle child from pain, and the utle
chcrlo aw4ses as "urgnt as a button II
.sv.-- pheasant 20 taste. soothes the child
.of-ere rae.-1ms. al.ays pain. relieves wind
re.-. a-es che bowels, and IS the best known
remedy for liarrlOa, whether arls. ng
from teethIug OF other causes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
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Saturday, the 18th Day of April,
A ID. 1871.

beginning NJ 10 o'clock "a. II the following de-
scribed property that is % say, a certain piece
or parcel Of land In the First ward Of the city OF
Wheeling " Va, lying and being Immediately
north Of the property Of the estate OF David Car
den. deceased west OF Main street and south OF
Fourth street formerly called Bank street,
ana east Of the Ohio river, being part OF the
sane property conveyed 10 Walter B. Brooks,
trustee. bv John !. Jones, trustee, by deed dated
the 18th day OF August. A. ID. 1875, and now OF
record in the Clerks Office o. the County Court
OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In deed book
No g., on pages 1874 and l35 and bs4ng also The
same piece Of property that was conveyed by
william L. Hearn and Thomas o Brien, trus-
tees. TO said West Virginia China Company by
deed bearing date the 18th day OF September \.
d. 1857. and % record In the said Clerks office
OF said County Court ~ Ohio county in Deed
Book No -. on page l25 ! will at the same
time aud place sell all the machinery. nNtures'
and moulds OF the said West Virginia China
Company at the works Of said Company stu
ated upon the above described property.
The parcel OF land described above contains
about two acres and 0ue-hah 81 hand and Las
upon 1t "a large and complete pottery works
which is practically new. having been IN opera
ton less than two years.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
none or as mu'h more as the purchaser may
elect 10 nav. cash in hand on the day oi sale,
the residue in two equal instruments, payable
in one and two years from the day or sale the
deferred instruments 90 be secured o. ths salts
faction Of the undersigned trustee by giving a
'''" y" ''' P''P J6HN D. CULBERTSON.
mri-i Trustee.
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No. 8aud I. daily. r. g. y Limited. flu solid
between Now Tors and Cincinnati nIfh Frft.
bulc Sleeper between Washington and L0uls-
Vile
80 3 leave. Washington 90 % iJI m and af-
rives At Charleston al Do 30 o. m.. Huntington
40 ~ ~ D. m
No.l leave. Washington at = s0a m and af.
rive. 40 Charleston 10 ~ ~ 3D. m., nuntuFt.n
a. = ~ 10. On.
Nos. and 9 have Pullman Slsepers between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid Train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily
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STATEs-Dull and easier.
RAILROADs-Not so dull: sales, 500, 900
STOCKs-It is now becoming recognized
fact that the rampant bull speculation In
cereals is acting IS depressing influence
upon the market for securities, though the
hope is INDUCED in that the profits made in
those deals viii ind their way 10 Wall
street after the elimination Of the specu-
lation. Dizziness again marked the deal
ngs to-day. The prevailing tone Of the
market was heavy, as indicated by the
changes in quotations during the greater
portion Of the day Burlington and Ontario
and Western were the only stocks in the
list showing any animation or material
ductuatiOn in the early dealings After
wards there was q little animation IN ST.
Paul and Rock Island. These movements
comprise all there was Of the market and
no Interest in the course Of prices was ap-
parent any where The close was dull and
steady, with prices in all but a few cases
slight fractions below those OF last eve
ming
The Post says "The suspension Of the
Washington National Bank was merely an
incident that helped 70 emphasize the dull
ness and the reactOnary tendency that
would probably have been experienced in
the stock market anyhow this forenoon.
The market is still so narrow that the ad-
vance Of yesterday was too large 10 be con-
tinued very long, especially as IL was due
largely 10 the covering Of shorts
There has unquestionably been d great
change in sentiment in the street
in the last three weeks 10 a belief in higher
prices for stocks some time this spring
The proof OF this is that there has been d
low but steady advance in prices since
March g. The advance would have been
larger had il not been for the gold exports
asst week, but now exchange is easier and
business 10 that line is quiet, which leads
the principal gold exporters 10 think there
viii be no further gold exports this week.
Sales, -, lS6 shares Quotations closed
bid
Adams Express, l45; American Express,
ll5: Canada Pacific, -; Central Pacific
%: Chesapeake and Ohio, u; do.
first preferred. ST. do second preferred
BOZ: Chicago and Alton, 1874; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, ~; Delaware
and Hudson. 1873: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, l35; Denver and
Rio Grande IL. Erie, lSA do. preferred,
'5lis; Fl. WAYNE, $50; Illinois Central, "a
Lake Shore, l0q5I Michigan Central, 81
Minneapolis and St Louis 81 do preferred,
67: Missouri Pacific 42&. Northern Pa
cific, 26X do. preferred, 70b Northwestern,
l4l4 do preferred, l5O' New ork Cen
tral, lOl1< Oregon Transcontnental,1 III. ;
Pacific Mail. 363. Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 1871; Pittsburg, $50; Pullman
Palace Car, 1917; Reading, 3O's; Rock
Island. 90: ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco. -. do preferred, -; do. first pre-
ferred. %; ST. Paul, 55A do. preferred
1llJI: ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
1914. st. Paul and Omaha, p do prefer'd
%: Texas Pacific, 1877 ;Cnion Pacific, ~
United States Express, 67; Western Union
-0i<
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President Carnot's Russian Decoration.
PAaIs March est is confirmed
that Presden, Cannot has been decor
ated W.th tlc Russian order % 81. And
rev. Marsha. Mcmahon Il the only
other Franclman who possesses this
F..rr1 -..r
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FUR MARKET.
WHEELINe. Tuesdav. March

WHEELING, Tuesday, March "a
The following are the quotations in IN
fur market, as reported by Horkheimel
Bros.
Mink-No l, 5Oa75c: No 2, 25a4Oc: No
3, l0al5c.
Muskrat-Fall, lOal5c: Winter, l5alSc.
Raccoon-Large, No /. 6OaSOc; small No
l, 50aGOc, No. ., 4OaJOc; No.S, 2OaS0c No.
1, l0a2Oc.
Skunk-Black prime, 81 4Oasl GO; hall
stripe, 15ca$l OO narrow white stripe, 25a
Soc broad and white stripe, lOa2Oc
Grey Fox No. !, cased, 5Oa15c; No l,
open. 3Oa5Oc
Red Fox-No. !, 81 GOAL %; No ., 5Oa75c
No 3. 25a35c
Otter-No. !, as TO color, 81 OOa5 o.
Opossums-Large, cased prime, l5a2Oc
large open prime, l0al5c
Bear-Bear black, $40 GOALS %: bear,
cubs and yearlings, a OOas 90.
Ginseng-No. !. dry, 8 20 per pound.
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A Fall In Naphtha.

LONDON, March 93.-The Chronicles
st. Petersburg correspondent says that
the price Of naphtha has fallen 30 per
cent. owing to the tapping OF stream
at Bake, yielding fifty thousand tons
daily.
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PRODUCE.
wholesale Market Quotations.
WHEELING, March "A, lS9.

WHEELING, March a, 1871.
The market continues fair. Apples are
are in good demand and supply very light
Potatoes are scarce and in good de-
mand; quality medium. home-raised,
poor II is believed that the present high
prices for eggs cannot he muc9
longer maintained, and the supply OF
butter is falling OF. Poultry IS in strong
demand and there is a lighter supply.
Prices are as follows:
We quote the following prices:
Butter, creamery, 33aS5c; country choice
22a25c: country good lOal2c; country fair
4a5c
Eggs. at 25a2Gc per dozen. Demand, strong
and very scarce.
New Beans, for hand-picked navy the de
mald is good but the supply is scarce
prices are g . TO g 40 per bushel.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory lOc;
New York lOHc; Limberger l3al4c;
! SWeitzer l2Hal3c; market nominal. de-
mand fair. supply heavy.
Potatoes. 81 20 10 % per oushel; Bal
timore sweet & 40a2 30; Jersey sweet
s. OOa3 ~ per crate; demand good, supply
| fair.
Poultrv. old. uvechickens g 5Oa4 90 per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound lOc; old
cocks &c: spring chickens, per pound, "a
l
/ 800 per do zen; scarce.
Lard. country prime in fair demand at
7aSc: very scarce. 80.
Onions, demand fair, supply good at e -
70 > 80 per barrel supply fair.
Cabbage. new, s. OOa3 p per crate; de-
mand light. supply heavy
APPLES. 3 75a4 30 per barrel supply
scarce demand good.
Maple Syrup 81 per gallon
Radishes, 35a4Oc dozen.
Asparagus. 55a55c dozen.
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PITrsRrRG. March "a The egg market
continues in an unsettled condition; de-
mand continues light as buyers are nearly
/ all of the opinion that present prices can
NOT be much longer maintained. Some
sales were made to-day as high as 29c ana
9Dr but il was only for small lots 10 meet
pressing requirements
BrrTER-Fancy creamery, Sta55c, oSher
brands. 2sa3Oc; fancy country roll, S5;'Soc ;
choice country roll, lSa2Oc; low grades, ana
cooking. Gaze: grease, 3a4c.
/ BEANs-New-crop New York and Mlchi,
Csn peas. = 20 per bushel; hand-picked
! medium, & 35a2 30 per bu.; Lima, 5tSa5c
! imported beans, = 2Oa2 30.
! CuEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, ian
make Ike: New York, II 4. all3sc' new
Wisconsin Swiss. brick, Ice; Wisconsin
| Sweltzer, in tubs, l6lsc; Limoerger, sep
TENDER make, l4sc; Ohio SWISS, l5a ioc
as 70 quality. ~.
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rISANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1-ea3 Ia Per Cent.-Govern
ments Dull and Easier-Stocks Dull
Flour FIRM Wheat Higher.
NEw YORK, March 24-Money on call
easy. ranging from 21S 10 81 per cent
last loan at y. per cent closed offered at
~ az per cent. prime mercantile paper, 5a
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
firm al 4S6l. a4SSS4.
GoyERNNsESTs-Dul and easier.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

NENlAAL STANDARD llhh
Direct route 60 Marietta. P.rk,rslufg. Point
Pleasant, Huntington. Ashland. p.rf-m..th
and Cincinnati Also to Charleston. clifton
Forge aud stanton. Va. and Lexington an4
Louisville. ~.
Time Table effective January 10. I-sL
'DAly. -Daily except SUNDAY
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate

TIME UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE. By ylR
i tue OF a deed Of trust executed 20 him boy
William Bauer and Frederick Bauer dated
October 2ith, 1881. and Of record In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court ~ Ohio County,
" Va in Deed OF Trust Book No q, on page
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]lbrcIin8 8e9lstrr
Trnucirrs osujSr.

gRVAL AND DEPARTURE
4 or TRAINS-EXrLANArIoS % kEFER-
.,-r Marks sDalv. rSultay excepted. -Mou-
.,-..t.t sSllias excepted saturday
-~.t..-f.t only Sunday Culv--1h
--. Nov l- ~ Wheeling time. wt.-t
... f..- earlier tusu Contra. Time.
b. n.-s-f tr-fv-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
A. S. HOWELL.
J. c. HERVEY, Auctioneer. mrsOeAdi
BONDS AND STOCKS.
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale,

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
~ Bridge and Terminal Railway Company sir
per cent Firsi Mortgage Fifty Year Cod Bonds
are hereby offered Tor sale. These bonds aye
secured bv "a deed OF trust on the Bridges. Tun-
neis and Tracks and other property % the Com
pany. and are believed % BE- good. safe and
permanent investment Interest payable half
yeAt.y. Apply 70 GEO ". ECkHART, il,
Cashier Peoples Bank
or. TROs O'BRES.
oc23h Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25
SPECIAL SALE (!
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works In Wheeling W Va

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
| ID by West Virginia China Company, 70 me As
trustee bearing date the 18th day Of January,
A. D. 1852 and recorded In the Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Ohio county, West VIZ
ginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No. y, on pages
1888. aud g. ! will proceed 70 sell ~ public
sale AZ the front door Of the Court House OF
said county, in the city Of Wheeling, West Viz