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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
BENWOOD.

The repairs to the equipment of the
Wheeling steel plant will probably be fin
ished to-day, and will the plant resume
operations in full tomorrow morning.
The huge travelling crane was taken
out, as 1t did not work properly. The
fourteen men who would have been di s
placed by the crane will now find en-
plOyment until the July stop, when the
crane will be remodeled and again
placed in position.
Members of the local lodge Of the
Order Of Ohio have received marked
copies of an East Liverpool paper con-
tanning a statement of Organizer ], E.
Lyle in reference to the charges made
against him at JOhnstown. Mr.. Lyle
blames the whole trouble upon an indis-
Greet agent in that city who held out
inducements to secure members, which
were not authorized by the home Office.
A number Of Benwood young ladies
rendered their gentlemen friends leap
year party at Dolan's Hall last night.
Leap year customs prevailed through
out the evening, and the affair was a
most enjoyable one. Appetizing re-
freShments were discussed at the usual
| hour.
Ground was broken yesterday for a
new bell-weld furnace at the Riverside
steel plant. The outt weld department
was idle yesterday on account OF short
age Of material.
The Hope Society will meet at the
City Hall Thursday evening. An at
/ traCtive programme has been prepared.
The payment of dues will date from
next meeting.
John Single and John Moran, who
have been working at the Riverside,
returned to Europe yesterday.
Thos. Mcdonald, the well-known en-
/ plOye Of the Wheeling steel plant, died
! at his home Sunday night.
Harry Bowers returned yesterday
from brief visit with his parents In
I ShepherdStown, Ohio.
Architect Leiner, Of Wheeling, has
prepared plans for residence for Tim
/ GrOgan, of Bellaire.
Henry Stahl has quit business on
Main street aud will open a stand in
East Wheeling.
Miss Callie Logston, of Moundsville,
| IS a guest of Mrs. Chas. Morgan, on
[ Seventh street.
Frank Tierney, of the Twenty-sixth
/ street, mill, Pittsburg, is visiting his
parents here.
Mrs. James Nolan and children are
recovering from the grippe.
Mike Flynn removed his family to
\ Wheeling yesterday.
Michael GaJely, ST., is confined 10 his
/ bed by illness.
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80 - FKENCH rARIFFs

are New In Efect-Lively Efforts To
Get Goods Through the Custom
Houses
PARIS, February There were many
exciting scenes az the various French
ports yesterday owing TO the efforts OF
ship masters and ConSigneeS TO get their
cargoes a. the Custom Houses before
the new commercial arrangements went
into effect. A number Of vessels arrived
Just in the nick of time TO get their car
goes In under the old tariff.
Several Spanish wine steamers ar
rived at Bordeaux at a minute before
o'clock last night. Their captains had
driven the vessels az their top speed TO
make port so that the wine they carried
might escape the new and higher tariff,
and they were very indignant when
they went TO enter their vessels and
cargOes TO find the custom house closed
for the day, business being suspended
at 6 O'Clock.
The captain managed 70 get his
papers into the hands of the custom
officials Just as the hour struck. This
was, however, all that was necessary,
and the cargo escaped the higher duty
which would have amounted 70 5000
francs more than what will be paid
owing TO the captains luck in getting
to the Custom House In time.
The Journal DgS DcbdtS in an article
on the new tariff says: 1T tnaugurates
a system Of commercial isolation and
commercial instability in France.
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1latlruans.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table I'm Eject Feb. 1. IS0a.
Eastern cor Wheeling Time.)

Leave Wheellng-No. H. 6:i5 a. ~: No. 3,
7:SJE m; No. -, S:Sl a. n; No. 81, S:i5 A. NJ
No % lO.3Oa a. IN, Nc Ell, ll:3O n. NJ. No Hl3,
II 80 .. IN; No. 80, 1850 o. M; No. 'l7, $50 y.
M. No. ~ 1925 p m; 40: 'ls $50 p M no.
~. 4:SO p. m; No. '23 $50 p IN No. rs, o:B
! p. H.. No. ~ 7:3l p. ~; 30. ~ 1892. M.
/ 10. .Sl. $50 p. NJ; no. tS3, lO.45p ~.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. u, 6:2s q. NJ; No.
| g. 2.45 a. ~; No. &c, $40 a. M, No. t1l, y:5l
L. m: No ~, 1915 a. M, No. all ll:i5 =. N; No.
| p. NJ: No fj3, 3:S5 p N; No. 10, 3:4o y. M;
| no. ~, i:i5 p. m: No. '2S $50 p. m; No t55
| 500 p. m. No. ~ ':41 P m; No ~ e'D p
M; Ns. '3l, g:ij p. m; No. f33, 100 p. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-No. ~, 6:SS 8. m; No.
a. 500 a. NJ: No 80, 1888 m; No. 81, 1000 q
| m; No 10. Il:0Oa M; No. az, l2:l0p. NJ; No.
~. 1900 p. m; No. 'l6, 90 p IN mo ~, g:S
| p. m; No. us, $40 p. m; No. 20, 400 p. m.
| 7:l0 D. m; No. rs, 500 p. m; No. 10, 800 p
ma Hrriye Wbeeling~No. q, $50 a. m: No. u.
s.I5a m; No. 20 .: lOa.an.; No. %, l0:l5 A. II.
No 40 II Is A. m; No. 'l2 1875 p. m; no. 'li
1915 D. m; No Rl6 2:l5 p. m; No. re . - ,. m.
| 6.g5 p. n; No. "a, $40 2. m: No. - 30 p
m; No. '2s, Sis p. m; No. 80. s:l5 p. M No.
! tS2, 1915 .. N.
tDaily.except sunday. 'Daily.
Trains No. / ana 81 will run 10 LAughlin''
! Mil. arriving - 6:S2 n N. and 40 =. N. 70
| spcctively. Returning. tfslns No. 9hnd ~ vii
! leave Lsughin's sto:3i a. m. and b;Oo ?. IA re-
! spoctiyrl5.
| from Martins Ferry only. Trims NOS. %
! 81 and 81 for Whe-llng aud trains Nos. d. o
and 80 from Wheeling. will not stop boiweer
I Martins Ferry and Wheeling. All other uIln'
| will stop on signal 81 ReymAnub U1tn slfcetl
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery (Jenefsor
s'''''' NV. EAYRs,
! iau9DeSd General Manager.
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AFAMILY POISONED.
Salt Fish and Akee Eaten at Dinner Cause
Several Deaths.

Salt Fish and Akee Eaten at Dinner Cause
Several Deaths.
NEw YORK, February The Gtcdn-.
or OF Kingston, Jamaica, under date OF
January Il, publishes the following;
Great excitement was caused !n the
eastern part OF the city OF Kingston, on
Sunday afternoon, the 10th inst, by a
rumOr 20 the effect that fatal case OF
akee poisoning had occurred In house
hold on the long mountain road. The
scene of the fatality was the residence
of Mr.. c. II. Branday, on the long
mountain road. Mr.. Brauday is en-
ployed in the public works department
and is a well known citizen.
on Saturday last there were In the
bouse Mrs. Branday, her children, Miss
Hsrper, who is a sister Of Mrs. Bran
day. a little boy, eight years old, q
friend OF the family. AT o'clock in
the afternoon the household partOOS OF
dinner. one OF the dishes consisting Of
salt fish and akee, q tayorite article OF
diet with many people.
The akea's had been taken from a
tree in the ward. Late Saturday night
Wm. Pitkin and Arnold Brauday took
seriously i'm. Brauday got mp from his
he'd and went into his mothers room
complaining Of thirst, and died in q few
minutes. Pitkin died about the same
time. On Saturday afternoon 40 $3.50
o'clock Mrs. Franday and Miss Harper
died. A servant Of the house ate some
az the same time and has also died.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, January 31.-Discount was
firmer during the past week, though
there was no demand. The quotations
~. The withdrawal of gold for Russia
amounting to 100000, part in sover-
eigns and part in Russian imperials,
changed the aspects of the money
market. Paris houses continue to buy
Russian gold.
On the stock exchange during the
week past business was extremely slack.
Prices were irregular. American rail
way securities were irregular, functu-
ating sharply Under the shifty nature
of New York, orders adverse rumors
concerning various leading kinds, and
the closing Of Hume WebsterS opera
tions.
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RI'MECHEN.

:. II. Creighton yesterday moved his
family to Wheeling, where he will re-
side in the future. DR.. Dowler will &C.
cupy his residence, and o. X. Fette
will remove TO DR.. Dowler'S.
With the advent Of spring weather, a
great many people from Wheeling and
vicinity are looking about for lots.
Transfers of real estate promise to be
active in the future.
Revival services at the Church OF God
continue with undated interest, and
much good has already been accom-
plished.
A. d. Ayers, of Hundred, w. Va,
who has been visiting friends here for
several days, departed yesterday for his
home.
The Board Of Directors of the Me-
chanics Building aud Loan Association
held a meeting last night and organized.
The work Of laying the stone founda-
ton for the h. & o. round house at the
Junction has been commenced.
Chas. Niebergall is contemplating the
erection Of new residence on Gravel
street.
Tom Hoskinson returned Sunday from
a two weeks visit with friends in Cam
erOn.
An infant son Of B. B. McMechen is
seriously i'll.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The ohio State Journal Of Columbus
states that DR.. a. j. Heinlein, formerly
OF this place, has been appointed Pro-
lessor Of thearputics and maeria med
lea At the new college which has been
established at that place. The many
friends Of the Doctor will be glad to
hear OF his advancement.
Thomas Sopher, the contractor and
builder, mas just completed a handsome
residence for himself in one Of the most
desirable parts Of Kirkwood. The
house contains all the modern improve
ments.
DR.. BOalS, OF Bank street, will remove
from here to Detroit and locate there.
During his stay here be has made quite
q number of friends, who will regret to
hear of his leaving.
The funeral Of Mr.. Payne, the West
End shoemaker, took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended.
The interment took place at Mt. Pleas
ant.
DR.. E. f. Hatcher and wife, Of Lloyds-
Vile, are stopping with friends In
town.
Miss Carrie Dent is able to be out
again after an illness Of two weeks.
VIII Gallagher, of Mt. Pleasant, Is
spending a few days with friends.
VIM. f. Ball has opened saloon in
Peltz'S old stand on Pike street.
Miss jeanette B. Knots, Of Manning
ton, is the guest OF j. G. Dent.
DR.. Ed. Hobson, of Flushing, paid the
town a flying visit yesterday.
Alfred Boyles arrived here last night
from Findlay, Ohio.
Chas. ArrIck, of Blaine, was in town
yesterday.
David L. Davis, Of Etnaville, is quite
sick.
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Srgnl Iuttrss.
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court OF Ohio county, West virginia IN
the matter OF the probate Of the last Will and
testament Of Edward Fremder deceased.
The object OF the petition filed In tbs matter
on the l4th day Of January, A. ID. lse' 10 70
have admitted 70 probate paper writing pur
porting 10 be the viii OF Edward Fremder, De
ceased. bearing date the 9th DAY Of april, 1891,
with a codici. dated the 3Jth day OF October, 4
D. 1891, and codic!l thereto dated November
10th. A. d. 1921, and IL appearing from an all
davit filed with me In my Office that Henristts
Fremder Aibrccht snd Adolph Al0recbt, Emile
Fremder Ebeliug and Henry Ebeling, her hus
band. Emma Albrecht. Theodore Eb'lipg, Louli
EbeNng, white EbeliBC Anna Ebelinc, the
MrthooIst Episc-p Orphan Asylum q
Berea Ohio. and BaNiugtou Booth, o
No. "a Rpade street. New York City, 3
head and chief OF the forces Of The Sal
yatiou Army IN the United States. per
sons who az therein and by said petition De-
clarcd 20 hc interested in the probate Of sal,
will. are nou-rssIdeng % this state. IL is OF
dered that that they DO appear 81 my office 70
the city OF Wheeling, 10 the county and stat
aforesaid, within one month after the date o.
the FIRST publication hereof and do what - nee
essary 10 protect their interest IN said matter
The hearing OF said petition is set for the l1ti
day Of February, 1871, At 10 o'clock a. N.
Published the first time January 18th, lSR2l.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk Of SAID Court
JANIS r. ROGERS, Attorney. lal5OEWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02

q,5s nick ~ time 70 stop the course OF blad-
der and kidney complaints is when the organs
concerned exhibit tendency 60 grow inactive
The healthful impulse toward activity that
thev receive from H5stetter's s,omsch Bitters
,sscues them from impending danger, and
sverts .uch dangerous malaiies as 8risats dis
ease and disbetes. SluEgishuoss Of the Sidneys
increases liability TO chrcai' rheumatism
cont and dropsy, and since the blood is altered
Sv chose organs in its passage through them.
,be orersti1n OF the Bitters serves toubly
nanny purpose. The medicine scts without
--t.5,, hike the 6s-- stimUlants Of commerce.
SSSIs-isi dvsprptic. c0ustlpat't and nervous
5M-..ei;js 49, tko-oughly 2, lieved by be. since
tbe advent OF that shocking ma.ady, Is EF'ppe,
m has been demonstrating rs lsS-14-ess 1S o
curative and preventive u IT,
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MARTINS FERRY.


Mr.. J. B. Clark the new proprietor OF
tie haywood Hotel took charge yeSter-
dav morning. Mr.. haywood removed
his household goods that he reserved in
selling his property, To COlerain yester-
day and had little rough experience in
getting them on account Of the wagon
slipping over the hill, sliding on the ice
and almost sOing TO the bottom OF the
hill with the load, but with the aid of a
rope and with good bit OF hard work
they succeeded in getting the wagon TO
the bottom Of the hill In safety.
The funeral OF Miss Hannah Edwards
took place from the First M. L. Church
Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock, aud
was largely attended. The services
were conducted by Rev. 1. ). Winters,
aud the remains were laid 70 rest at
Riverview.
All members Of local union No. Is, A.
T. G.. w. u will meet az their hall this
afternoon at o'clock, to attend the
funeral of the late Archie DallSOn. The
members Of Wheeling locals will at
tend.
Uncle Toms Cabin on Thursday
night and Matte VickerS, in the Circus
Queen, on Saturday night are the at
fractions at the Opera House this week.
VIM. Lewis, the Colored boy that was
sent 70 jail for trying % cut young John
Connolly, will be taken to the Reform
School to-day.
4 good many Of our citizens were at
the Terminal depot yesterday morning
20 see the first Wheeling and Lake Erie
train pass.
Shell Martin commenced TO remove
his grocery 20 the store room formerly
occupied by Thomas Conoway, yester-
day.
Captain VIM. ROmick, a we'll known
Old-time river man and remembered by
many here, died at Sardis last Thurs
day.
The pudding department and the
eight-inch mill of the Etua mill is of.
The new mill made four heats yeSter-
day.
Mr.. W. II. Pheiey, general secretary
Of the I. NJ. c. A, returned 70 his home
in Steubenville yesterday.
The G.. V. o. o. +. will give a grand
entertainment at the Commercial Hall
tomorrow evening.
Fred Longley, of st. Clairsyille, was
the guest of Judge John 5. Cochran
yesterday.
The Standard Mil was off yesterday
on account Of a leak in one Of the
boilers.
The Township Trustees met in regu-
lar session last night at the Clerks
Office.
G. X. Miller, Of the BindIey Hard
ware Company, was in the city yeSter-
day.
Mrs. James Lawrence, Of Freeport, is
the guest of friends in the city.
Rev. VIM. Weir returned TO his home
10 Washington, Pa, yesterday morning.
A. =. Gilmore commenced his duties
at the Terminal depot yesterday.
Mr.. J. T. HaneS has returned from a
trip TO Washington, ID. c.
officer George Murphy was able to
get down town yesterday.
Mann's foundry was OIL yesterday to
repair the cupOla.
Rev. II. n Campbell returned from
Cadiz yesterday.
Miss Gertie Kelley, Of Hanover street,
Is very IN.
Fred. Sommers has little child very
sick.
Miss Ella Inglebright is on the sick
list
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PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OFTHECOUETY
~ Court Of Ohio county, state Of West Viz
ginia.
Thomas ShOrtel. deceased.
The object OF the petition died in this matter
on the 18th day OF January. A. ID. lsS, Is 70
have admitted % probateE paper writing pur-
porting 20 be the will Of Thomas ShoTte.. de-
ceased, besriug date On the ist day Of October,
A ID. 1921, and r. Appearing from 90 AFFIDAVIT
fled with ne In nv Office that Nichae! shortsl,
and Thomas Shortel junior, persons who are
therein and In said petition declared % be In
teresiel IN the probate Of said viii, are non
residents OF this State, IL is ordered that they
do appear at nv Office Ia the city Of Wheeling,
in the county and state afOrssLfd, within one
month after he date Of the FIRST publication
hereof. and DO what Is necessary % protect tasf
interest in said matter. The hearing % said
petition is set Tor the leth dsy % February,
1879. az 10 O'Clock o. n
Published the first time January =, 1921
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk OF said Court.
iaf40ay-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02

Sot.SLad (, daily. r.. 2. V. Limited, ran sOiie
between New YORK Ane Cincinnati with Vssit
bgis Sleeper between WEshington ,Ha Ls1b
vile and between Cincinnati kEd Old Poin
Comfort.
Nos. and solid trains with Pullman Sleeper,
between Cincinnati ard Warrington. Nc. 5hEs
Pullman slsePeT Ronesverts 70 Old Poini Com.
Train No. slsa7es Clifton Forge ~ e:OA n
tad arrives ~ Charlottesville az 1870 .. u.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. II, Leave
Clifton Forge daily e.3OS q. ayriTs HzpiRstos
SOP. n. No. "A, daily, leave HBEtiB gion e.G
\ Il. arrive Clifton Forge 40 ?. N. No. -,
daily ercspt Sun1sy, lesTs East Ssrsh 5so Q.
N arrive Huntington 1000 q T. Nc. Is, daily
eTcspt Sunday. leave Huntington 300 p. n, ~.
I've cIE S1Ti Ii DYVTsios: Nc. r. daily CT
cspt Sunday, leave Buntinzton Q: loh n, arfiTs
Cincinnati l2:i5 q u. No, u eaiIy exc y
suneay. leave Cincinnati 800 p n, Afriv.
RuHtihcton $50 ?. N. Ne. 10. daily sIesri
SUNDAY. ieays HayIyins 5:B a. n, .,riV. Cis-
rtrn.ti 7soA n Nc. %, cs!iy ercspi SUNDAY
lesve Cincinntti 500 ?. n, Asri'' kty'ViIl'
oscAR c. MURRAY. Trade Manager
Il. W. FULLER. osnl Psss. Agt
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theirs g OOa4 25; stOckers 81 75as Is; cows

others IS OOa4 25; stockers 81 75sS IS; COW:
81 50a2 50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head: shipment:
10000 head; market lower; rough and
common a coal 10; mixed "a 25a4 80; prime
heavy weights 81 45a4 55; light "a 20a4 IS
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
800 head; market lower; ewes g 5Oa4 %;
mixed 81 60a4 75: wethers s. S0a5 %; west
ems S. co; lambs g. 00a4 SIS.
EAST LIBERTY, February 1.-Csttle-Re
ceipts 1911 head; shipments T95 head
Market, slow; ID TO 2Oc lower than last
weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: shipments
1900 head; market active; Philadelphias
8 80; mixed = 95; Workers 81 S0a4 90;
pigs 81 50a4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 6,lOO head; shipments
$500 head; market fair at last weeks
prices.
CINCINNATI. O.. February Hogs,
weaker; common and light, 50 25a
4 IS; packing and butchers 81 15a4 CO. Re
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, 9S2 head.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, February Petroleum
opened firm on repurchase Of long con-
tracts which expired Saturday, but fell OIL
&c, as soon as this slight demand was
filled and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil
spot, none. March option, opening and
highest 63lSc; lowest and closing 63kc,
Sales, 1900 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA, February 1.-Opened
and closed 6S%c; highest 6SI4c; lowest
CSC. Sales, $4,000 barrels; clearances
2,35S, 900 barrels; shipments l29,S69 bar
rels; runs, 1892 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, February Opened
at 6325c; highest 63I4c; lowest csc.
BRADFoRD, Pa, February 1--Opened
at 6315c; closed at 65J5c; highest 6S3s c;
lowest GS} clearances 30S, 900 barrels.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Money ut 1 1-aas Per Cent-Govern-
ments Dull and steady-stocks Lower
Flour Oulet-Wheat Lower.
NEW YoRK, February Money on call
easy, ranging from II to 2 per cent; last
loan closed offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 81 s51& per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet at 4S45Sa4S61S.
GovERNMENTs-Dulla and steady.
Fours Registered. ...............--...!! o
Fours-and-a-haif Registered. ........ 100
Pacific Skies Of '95. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Active; sales &, $4,000.
STOCKs-The stock market was active
only in spots and these shares were the
ones on which the bears concentrated
their efforts Atchison, Louisville, ST
Paul and Rock Island were most couspicu-
Gus during the entire day. The rest OF the
market fell away in sympathy with the
leaders, but fluctuations as rule were in
significant. Atchison was the most prOml-
nent feature among the list and the dealings
were especially large, the stock being under
the hammer throughout the session, SO
that il closed within a slight fraction OF
its lowest figure. The general list opened
lower and displayed dropping tendency
throughout the greater portion OF the day,
though when the pressure was abated
prices rallied, especially during the alter
noon. The market closed with considera-
BILE activity and weak at about the lowest
prices of the day Sales $4,000 shares.
Quotations closed bid.
Adams Express, 146; American Express
ll6; Canada Pacific 500; Central Pacific.
80; Chesapeake and Ohio, 6l5l5; do. first
preferred III; do. second preferred 43;
Chicago and Alton, 40; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1OS5{; Delaware and
Hudson. 19535; Delaware, Lackswsnna
aud Western AS; Denver and Rio
Grande, preferred 4SH; Erie 3Oi5; do.
preferred NJ; Ft. Wayne 152; Illinois
Central, 1881; Lake Shore, 10; Miohi'
gan Central, 1914; Minneapolis and St,
Louis So; do. preferred 20; Missouri
Pacific 62i4; Northern Pacific, 2S19; do
preferred 67S; Northwestern 1li15;
DO. preferred 1870; New York Central,
Il4H; Oregon Transcontinentsl, l6A !;
Pachc Mail, IS; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 20; Pittsburg, $50; Pullman
Palace, lS9; Reading, Az; Rock Island,
81; St Louis and San Francisco, =;
do. preferred =; do. first preferred 10;
st. Paul, 1914; do. preferred 1874; St
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1l35S {;
St. Paul and Omaha, 1874; do. pre-
ferred 1881; Tennessee Coal and Iron,
4294; Texas Pacific II; Union Pacific,
4615; United States Express, 40; Western
Union, So.
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, February The Marx Lane ET-
press, in its review Of the British
grain trade during the past week, says:
English wheats have again declined Is.
There have been increased sales at the re
duction. Foreign wheats are depressed.
California is quoted at 4Os 3D. and American
Oats are dull
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As to Crons and Legislation
Detroit Free Press

The Western farmers are realizing
that they needed bigger crops rather
than so-called favorable legislation.
Mortgages are being paid off by the
cord.
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ESFE1xs efsskea taro0Ea % dssiinatioa9f
&C. 81 y ROBINSON. Csssfsl PasssBgsr Assst
pa-tersbsrE. ". We 49,, a..
u sISDY. Assistant osseral PAstsngss
1zeat Psrksrsbafg ". Va -. 49,,
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MetEIMarl,et,

New York, February 1.-Pig iron, dull
American S15 75al1 10 Copper, quiet
Lead, dull; domestic 81 20. Tin, quiet
straits S2OO5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
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N.Y. Pennsylvania stations
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Traina Run by Central Time

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February i.--Cattle-Receipt
10 CO0 head shipments 4,oN head market
slow; good to choice steers e. 5oa5 %;