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A SLUGGISH STREAM.
It Gets Foul and Poisonous Unless 1t is
Kept Constantly blowing.

At.this season Ct the year people feel more or
less weak, run down. wearied and depressed.
il has been commonly supposed that it is Que
to impurities Of the blood, and that only by
purifying the blood can good health be secured.
j. this true? Let US see. The blood gets i'm
pare because il is sluggish. How does a steam
get impure with ere Il scum and poisons on the
top: Simply because It doesu'trun. y running
stream IS not impure, but a stagRant or slug
si,h stream always is. II therefore, you would
keep your blood pure keep it moving, keep it
throbbne. The moment il begins to be slug
gish, 10 VIII begin 10 De impure. and YOU VIII
fee the effects in tired, weak feelings pressed
emotions and a thousand and one troubles
which always follow The proper way to keep
the blood stirring IS by the use uf . pure stimu-
LIANT. in mO.eratisn. Stimulate 10 gently. and u
will keep in constant, healthy motion, sud
good health will follow. There i bat one way
iu which this can be done, and that Is by the
use OF the purest and best stimulant you can
find. preferably Whiskcy aud there is but one
absolutely pure, medicinal whiS6ey known 10
the world and that is Du,Ty's Pure Malt Sci
eutists admit this, the doctors al confirm IL. lt
is more generally used TO day that any other
whiskey which she world has ever seen, and 1t
Is popular only through IT'S merit. Do not let
any druggist or grocer deceive YOU by sayiL z
they have something lust AS good" some
thing they eau recommend etc. When any
dealer saws this. he has an Interested motive,
which usually Is TO sell You something cheap
aud inferior. on which he can make more
money DO not be so deceived. go
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32uilrpnns.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table tn Eject Feb. 1. 1892.
Eastern COR wheeling Time.J

Leave Wheeling-No 81. 6:l5 a. m; No. 3,
7;2Ua m; No. -, $50 n. H., No. ~, =. 50 a u. /;
No ., lO:3Oa. NJ. No. I'll, ll:5J q. NJ; No. 'l3,
1890 p. m No 80 1870 p. NJ; No. ~ I'D p.
~. No. $50 1925 p. m. No flg, $50 D. M; No.
~, 400 p. In.; 10. f23, $3.50 p. IN NO. tij, 6:ij
p. m. No. f2G, 30 p. u.; No. ~, $3.50 y. M. I,
no. 81, $50 p M; No. taS, 1913 p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferfy-No. u, 6.2s "a m; No.
t3, 7.45a. IN: no. e, $40 a. m; No. tol 1881
a. M: No ~ 1913 a. m. No I'll, ll.43 n. m, NO.
Fl3 l2:45 p. m; Nc. 10, las y. M; No ~, 80
p. Iu.; NO. fJj, 3:52 p m; No. Nv 3:i5 p NJ
No ~, 4.45 p. M: 30. ~, 5:45 ,. m; No. Ia,
500 p m. so. n, 7:ij p. m; No. ~, s:D p.
he: No. t3l. g:f5 p. M; No. t33, II 90 y. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-NO. =, 6.ao q. m; No.
a. SEQ q. m; No 80, sos a. IN; No. -, lO.Oa.
IL, 100 p. IN; so 10, COP. m no. 81 2;S5
=. M. 40. rs, $40 p. m; No. 20, 400 y. m. /;
80. ~, $40 p. M; No. to- 5 80 p. M; No. -,
3:lOp m; No. -, 500 p m; No. 80 300 p.
"a Arriye Whee YJ p, GO a. m; No. g.
s: 10 a. m; No - 9l0a. M. No. y, lO:l5 a. NJ;
No. 30 u 10 a. m; No. Fl2, lG.25 D. m; No. IL,
l:l5 y. No.; No. &c 2:l5 p. m; No. fJ2 2i5 p. M,
No. qlS 3:2j .. m; NO -, 4.l5 ?. m; No. ~,
5:-5 p. m. No -, $50 p. m: No. 20, 10 p.
4Daily except Sunday. sDally.
Trains No. / and II Will run 20 Laughlins
Mil, arriving at 6:32 m. and 40 y. m re-
spcctiye.y. Returning. trans No. and ~ viii
leave Laughlin's AZ G:5 a. IN. and 300 p. ~. re-
on SUNDAYS Nos. q and % will run to and
from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos. %,
8. sud a Tor Wheeling. aud trains Nos. 81. -
aud - from wheeling. will not stop between
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. All other trains
viii stop on signal AZ Reymann's 07th streeD.
Peninsula and Belmont brewery tJencFson
street,. meme
IaY.raf Mauawe-
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APRIL MAGAZINES.

T.iam n. Bishop opens the atlantic
NguItv in % m.r'I0ri0us article enti-
tied An American at Home in Europe. ~
The paper is descriptive, conversational
and VIII entrance every body. The
Private Life by Henry james, Is an
interesting novelette, complete in this
number "A Drive Through the Black
Hills" by Aut0inette ogden; Admiral
EarraCut." by Edward Rdw>ou; The
limit iu Battle Ships, by John NJ Eli
-u,,. aud Federal Taxation Of Lotter-
jos. " by Thomas Cooley, are articles OF
high merit
Ewud for April contains many
handsomely illustrated articles ana
verses which will delight ,he nursery.
Iae first article in the series on "Ihe
Poor I'm Great Cities" by Robert A.
Woods. ouens the April number OF
Srbccrs The paper is entitled "lhe
Social Aw8keu.rg iu london 10 mas
great merit aud is deliberately .,us,rat-
cd by Hugh Thompson and others.
''TGe Reflections Of o Married Man, by
Robert Grant. is continued from pre-
y.ousrlmber. Golden NaShOualaud,
a paper ON Southern Africa, by FRANK
Mandy, tine third paper ou Paris Thea
tres and Concerts" Boy Wan. +. Apthorp
aud Historic Monuments, The Inn
parchment Tr.a., boy Edmund q. Ross,
are valuable contributions.
Olr LtHC ones for this month rs over
Towing with bright little stories aud
sketches.
Ar.i RoW0uec contains seventeen
c10.ce stories 1y noted authors such as
Charles Dickens, Emie lola Alexander
Dumas, Gay de Maup8ssanJ and others
The selections are AN apt, ranging itom
bright love stories to the Widest
romance OF the impossible.
Tails months California Illustrated
contains another paper on Nicaragua
ruJled "The Gateway 20 the Atlantic.
oy Vim. L. Merry. The Hairy Men or
Japan, by Helen F'eshcr, is an article
OF great merit. Among the other inter
a,-.us papers arc Life iu Honolulu,
ay Bertha Uprrick; "IEe B.re Angel OF
EuceIole," story oy William Car
leater: 1.-The New Star of 1892, by
Edward Holden; MISREPRESENTATION iu
California, by Rev Robert Mckenzie.
and Recent Discoveries Among the
Mound Builders" by Warren Moore
-e1I
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April -Cattle-Receipts, 49,
coo head; shipments, 1900 head; market
steady and stronger; natives ST 4Oa4 60;
Texans s. 40: cows 81 l5a3 co.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head: shipments
1900 head; market tirmer; rough and com
mon 81 50; mixed and packers s. 65a4 70;
prime and heavy weights 81 75a4 50; Light
- 55at So
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
5000 head: market slow and lower; ewes
q 5Oa4 -; mixed s. 55a4 -; wethers s. 15a
so; lambs 81 0Oa6 20.
EAST LIBERTY, April 4.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts AS head; shipments ~ head; mar
.Iet, slow at last week prices.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
$500 head; market, sIowish; all grades
81 S5a5 10.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
2,lOO head; market, strong at last week s
prices
C1NCfNNATI. o., April 4-Hogs, steady;
common and light 8 25a4 80; packing and
butchers 81 30a4 90. Receipts, 1000 head {;
shipments, 100 head.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Elsewhere i'm this mornings issue will
be found a FUN report OF the results OF
Yesterdays election, both corporation
and township. The day passed off very
Quietly FOR an election day. Although
the streets were rife with people, no
scraps" occurred. All seemed TO be
taking the matter good naturedly, and
anxious % obtain any information from
the result Of the voting.
The new dollar savings bank made its
first report yesterday, after a short run
of four and q half months, The stock
holders were well pleased with the
showing. The report also shows on de-
post Sj3, 1854, and loans OF SEQ, 902.12,
which is certainly a great credit TO the
Institution.
During the remainder OF the week
services will be held at the Presbyterian
Church i'm Kirkwood. Tonight Rev. d.
4. Cunningham, OF Wheeling, will con-
duct the services. Thursday night Rev.
Alexander, Of 81. ClairSyille, and on
Friday evening Rev. L, w. Barr, Of
Beliaire.
Z. W. Reid, the florist and agricul-
turist suffered a great deal from the ef-
fectS of Sundays hail storm. The glass
i'm his hotbedS was broken to pieces
while the windows factiug the north
were greatly shattered.
The Golden Rod Company, registered
at the sherman House, are doing an
immense business and will continue TO
remain for another week until those
who have already made application TO
be cured have done 50.
Observation-Disclosures water rents are
due April lSt, and must be paid before
the lO,h or the water will be shut OIL.
j. ). MITCHELL, Secretary.
Mrs. Ryan. one Of the High School
teachers. was called to Portland station
Yesterday by the serious illness OF one
OF the members Of the family.
Two ruuaways occurred Sunday aft
ernoou which resulted from the storm
AN the occupants OF both vehicles eS-
capped being injured.
+. NJ. Bags left yesterday for the
interior OF the State 10 represent the
Royal Brick Company.
w. A. Baker is advertising carpet
cleaning extensively, and receiving
plenty Of wSrk to do.
~. Clair Alexander returned to Co.
Ipmbus TO school yesterday after yaca-
ton OF ten days.
Henry Hill, an employe OF Bayha
Bros. is suffering FROM an attack OF
typhoid fever.
DR. Hackman, OF Martins Ferry, was
down yesterday visiting Dr. H. W.
Ueiu,ein.
w E. Emerson of GAINESVILLE is reg
istered at the sherman House.
Representative Heiuiein went back TO
Columbus yesterday.
Walter Hewitsou is quite sick.
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MoRE AMrElcAN REI1Er.

The FIRST Train Load OF the Missouri.
cargo started 90 the Interior of Rus
STA
LBAU, April THE first train load
N the cargo of the steamer Missouri,
which brought 90 this port from New
York an immense quantity Of flour and
Grain gjyec by Americans for the relief
af the starving Russian peasants, viii
start for OreLburg this evening. The
Missouri which sails under the British
Gag. is commanded by Capt Finley.
Yesterday Co. the presence of all the
r1rables of the town, Count DobrinSkv
presented Captain Finley with a spleu-
did ANTIQUE Russian tea service. In re-
-,y.nc tO the presentation speech Capt.
F..rey expressed himself as deeply
touched no Che appreciation shown FOR
his slight services In bringing 70 Rus
,.a the offerings OF charitable Ameri-
ANS who had always shown themselves
ready t1 respond in the most free hand
,s waua,r 90 appeals for aid from any
nation.
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A Ncw.nancr sult settled.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 4.-The SUI
prema Court Just decided the case Of the
Nashville Banner Publishing Company VS..
the American Publishing Company, the
TGi0p and AwCrjcui published 40 the Her
aid Publishing Company I'm favor Of the
HwTrr.
This was a suit fled by tho Banner
against the appoi'ates 10 enIoin the iWrri-
com from furnishing the Western AsSoclat-
ed Press dispatches On the ErciHg Herald.
The 0ill filed in the cases stated that the
Banner has a contract with the Union and
American for the use of the day dispatches
VI the Western Associated and United
Press services by the BUHUcr Co the cNc.us-
ION of any other afternoon paper, anu that
the defendant sought Co violate this con-
tract. The Supreme Court affirmed The
AGREE OF the Chancellor.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at l-2as Per Oent.-Goverrments
Dull ana steady stocks ActiVe-FlOur
Dull and Irreguiar-Wheat Higher.

Money at l-2a2 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull ana steady Stocks Actiye-FlOur
Dull and Irreguiar-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, April 4.-Money on call easy
at l]<a2 per cent, last loan , per cent,
closing offered at > per cent; prime mer-
camille paper 81 ta5j5 Der cent. Sterling eX-
change quiet but firm AT 4SOl{ a4s613.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
FOurs Registered ........,............ll
tOurs coupon. ........ ..........llp
Fours-and-s-half Registered. .........lOO
Pacific Skies Of 'g5. ..................lO
STATES-DUll and steady.
RAIROAps-Quiet.
SrOcKs-The stock market was active
To-Day. especially during the forenoon, and
II displayed a rccuperative power at that
time 10 which 10 has been stranger Tor
weeks past. A large borrowing demand
was developed for stocks, indicating the
character of the selling Of the last few days,
and taking into consideration the con-
tiuued use Of money and the
favorable advices from abroad, there
was shown more disposition by
operators 10 buy at the concessions al
ready established. and the shorts were cor
respOndingly frightened into an effort to
cover. The movement was especially con-
spicuous in Rock Island. The one weak
spot was New England, and that only dur
ing the early trading. Among the Coalers
Delaware ana Hudson showed the widest
fluctuations, its extreme advance irom
Saturdays price being 44a41s.
The movements in the rest of The market
were dwarfed entirely by the fluctuations
in the COalerS but the whole list shared III
the material upward movement and de-
spite the efforts OF the bears TO again get
prices down in late trading the market
finally closed fajcly active and hrm. at
fractional advances in most cases Sales,
$50. 20 shares. Quotations closed bid
Adams Express, IA; American Express
III; Canada Pacific S.; Central PACING
3Ol4 Chesapeake and Ohio, 23as do. first
preferred 60; do second preferred Al;
Chicago and Alton, III: Chicago, Burliug-
ton and Quincy, 1915; Delaware AMI
Hudson, 1881; Delaware, LacSawanna
and Western, 1853, Denver and Rio
Grande, preferred 5lsi; Erie 800; DO.
preferred - - TT Wayne l5l; Illinois
Central, 1882 Lake Shore l3l s; Mlchi'
gan Central, 1899 Minneapolis and ST.
Louis 10; DO. preferred q; Missouri
Pacific $50; Northern Pacific, 2l&.; DO
preferred 90; Northwestern 1923; 90
preferred 40; New York Central, il4i
Oregon TranscOntinental, az; Pacific
Mail, %; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville,
49,; Pittsburg, 100; Pullman Palace, 1913;
Reading, 542z Rock Island, Sos St Louis
and San Francisco. go; DO. preferred -;
do. first preferred -; ST. Paul, ~; do.
preferred 1925 ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, III; St Paul and Omaha,
40 do. preferred l22l Tennessee Coal
and Iron, 40; Texas Pacific, 100; Union
Pacific, 43 United States Express, 10;
Western Union, SIS.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, April 4-Petroleum opened
steady bur after few slight fluctuations
became duh and remained so until the
close. Pennsylvania oil, spot, none; May
option, opened and closed 57l4c; highest
51asc; lowest, 51lsc; sales, $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA, April 4-PeToleum
opened, 57l4c; highest. 81 &c; lowest, sac;
closed, 51a, C. Sales, $4,000 barrels; clear
ances, 226 coo barrels; shipments 50, lSS bar
rels; runs, 1868 barrels.
PTrsBURG, PA, April 4-Petroleum,
opened, 57@sc; closed 81 &c; highest, 51}4c;
lowest, D. 20. a
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Sos. 3snd 4, daily, r. +. v. Limited. ran sold
bs.aeeu New YORK ard Cincinnati with Vesi.-
bule sleeper between Washington and Louis
vile and between Cincinnati aad Old Poiu
Comfort.
Kos 1 and solid trEsns with Pullman Sleeper,
between Cinc.nnst. aud WkshinetCH. No 2has
Pullman Sleeper RoHceEerts % Old Point Com.
fort daily.
Train No sleAves Clifton Forge st e:l0s
aud arrives 81 Charlottesville at iO.i0A N.
HUNTINGTON DiYhlOa: No. IA, lears
CliiioD Forge daily s:s0s- q. arrive Hunt.n Eton
s.s5pn. No. Is, daily. leave huntington sou
= u, a-five CliftousfOrge $40 ?. n No. 10
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewsil sos.
n. arrive Huntington l0:00E. u. No. 10, daily
ercs pt Sunday. leave Huntington 2.J0 ?. n, az
'- cIS S1-i DIVISION: No. n. daily II
&C u sunday. lesvs Huutinztcn 3 10 a. M. aErITs
Ctncinnzu fesi5 q. m. No. IS. daily s1crpi
srtdsv. ieHve Circinnza 200 ,. n, arrive
HuBtington s.5D ?. N. No. 10. daily sxcept
sandsy. iesse Eaysuile 80 = n. arrive Ga
cspuari To- = n 70. - daily except Sunday
IesTe circIansti 500 ?. n, arrive AsJsTiiis
oscLR ". G. MURRAY. Trans Manager.
Z FULLEE. GsnI Pass. AgL
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GeEESFUlD, Mass, April At the
hamlet of ms GuSwo.d Manufacturing
Company, Willis Place COlcraine, located
ODD the north branch of the Greeoul.e.l
River, Yesterday afternoon while SiA Ger
mans were boating ou the river tae H'S1
water carried their boat over the dam anu
five were drowned. Those who lost tnelt
lives were Joseph Eggcr, aged 30 Two l-ord
boys. about Is or i6; chelr sister, ABOUT -,
and cir. named Bugenig, about the same
age Only two bodies have been recovered
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British Grain Trade.

LoNDoy, April 4.-The Mars Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade, says: The prices of English
whcats show an average decline of Is. The
inquiry is limited Foreign wheats are
also Is lower. California cargocs are
pressed for sale at Sos. Cd. Corn IS weak.
American on passage is quite duh at pos.
Barley is depressed; foreign grinding is
pressed for sale at 2ls. Prices Of oats IA
vOr buyers.
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.cn,tinr. Monk knied.

CINCINNATI, o., April News has ius!t
reached Police headquarters here thai
Monk Henry, a notorious negro, guilty o.
many murders and more cutting scrapes,
was shot and killed in Kentucky by Charles
Keene, a colored man, or Saturday IL was
at a church festival near Collision. twenty
miles from here. and Cutting Monk, as
he was known. tried his customary tactics
OF provoking a quarrel. He was terror,
and his death causes great 10Y.
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NEKY sEkIous EFrECrs
Are Likely TO Follow as Result of the
strike Of the Durham Miners.

Are Likely TO Follow as a Result of the
strike Of the Durham Miners.
LoNuoN. Apr, THE effects Of the
strike of the coal miners in Durham
threaten 90 be more depiorabie than
was anticipated by any one who has not
examined into the trouble. The stocks
of fuel i'm the large factories are almost
gone, and it is probable that in a few
weeks a number Of heavy failures will
be- announced. There has never been
So grave a crisis in the history OF trade
aud industry Ion the north OF England.
An the berths on the river Tyne are
occupied by vessels made idle by the
strike, aud firms with q European repu-
tlt.0a are 10 jeopardy. Huge coal
yards, formerly the scene Of the busiest
activity, and on which entire cOnmuni-
ties depended for their existence, are
row idle. The strike has already done
more harm than any modern strike and
i-s effects become worse daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

BaezsVe checked through 70 destination ~
tickets
WI ROBINsOS. General Passenger Agent,
PsrkersburZ. IS ".
s. ). BAhDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent PafkefshBrr. ". "a.
J. o. TOGLtSSOS. P4sssDgef Agent Wheel
llr w Va
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spot and April 4995a45;{ Sc; May As sa452-c;
June 45c; receipts So, 900 bushels. Oats,
dull; No , white western SIC. Rye, duh;
No. , Sc. Hay, steady at Sl4 GOALS 90.
Provisions. steady. Butter, weak Eggs,
firm at l513c. Coffee, dull; Rio at lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

wh,a BABY was sick. re gave her cassor'a-
When she was Child. she cried for Cas'oFia'
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas'o''N'
NAa1 aas hsd Chilarsn, abe gave shsm CASH ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

LIrHoNIA. Ga, April 4~Partles that
went iu search Of the Two negroes VINO n'''l
assaulted Postmaster Browns uaesu
Yesterday here, returned ana report lu ~
there was no use i'm further pursuit aS eue
two men ure '.lcst.n What this means IS
general " understood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

MI. BLAIR, Alderman, 5th ward
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov. y -: lie
La6 used DR.. Thomas Electric OH Tor
snraips. burns, cuts, bruises and rheu-
NJ atism. Cured every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

For Pitisburg, o:lO and INA M. aud s.t1p,
m. daily. and I'D .. m. daily eIcspt sunday.
For Pitt.burg and Tie last $40 p "a. daily.
Washington Accommodates, 800 p. m. sI.
cept Sunday
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Il. F. '. FAls Flying VlrgInlen)
Vestlbule Limited, solid with Dining Car, be.
tween New York. Washington and Cincinnati
Vestibale sleeper between Warrington and
Iouisville and Ola Point and Cincinnati. SEIZED.
,,ie m Effect y bruary ., 1891. CENTRAL STAND
ARD TINE: West Of ClifS7o Forge. EASTERN
sTAEpAKD TlnZ: East OF Clifton torze
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From Pituburg f0.i0G m. daily, 1850 p u,
except Sunday, go and 1915 .. M. daily
Washington Accommodation, 1850 q m. daily
except sunday
CHAS. O. 6CULL,
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore
Us. LANE. Wheeling dslf
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

~ CEsTEAL STANDARD TfEk.
Direct route % Marietta, Parksrsburg. Point
Pleasant. Huntington. Ashland. Portsmouth
aud Cincinnati Also 90 Charleston, Chiffon
Iorge and stanton, Va, and Lena Jon AMI
Louisville. ny.
Time table Elective December q 1871
sUatfv +uaifg eIrsrf SUNDAY
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PHuApELrutA. April Flour weak.
Wheat. No red April 60 a9sc; May ?ia
g4lsc: June and Iuly gla92r corn. steady,
No. 3 sc: So mixed April - ,atjc; May
5la45Rc; jane 1850; July i45laH &C..
Oats. quiet. No. = mixed 35c, No white
Anril S,a35}sc; May 5634 a$5i4c; June ami
July 31}Sc Butter, quiet; Pennsylvania
creamery extra 2Sc; Pennsylvania print
extra S3a35c Eggs, quiet; Pennsylvania
tirsts l4i}c ipts-FlOur, ! 05O barrels;
wheat, Il. COO bushels; corn, 81, 900 bushels;
oats, 400 bushels. shipments Wheat,
61 GOO bushels; corn, ll3,OJl bushels.
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~ ponnsyivania Stations
glsRnnSVIVdnid lines.

~ Trains Run By Central Time.
A. trF7 al fOlgr 90 ErTrFaEH - NuyrffFG,
AZ Mgff ~ uDrsF. NHFFLffs, I'D ~ TH-
FFsnsfI.rANfa SrsIfcrs hsfDGtf"tf.
sOr1npysT SEsIEH-~ Pas H1sDLg EOrrr
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TRANS.nHIn nIufsInN

@tNe 49, ~ "a y AoAONa
For Chicago. 100 and i0:15A m. IO.31p m
daily and ~: 10 ,. m. daily ercept sunday
Cincinnati Express, 80 ana 10. 10 A. IA daily
ana lD.SJ ?. m. daily except saturday. aud 2.l5
y. a.. sunday oLlY
Columbus Acc, mmodAton, 3:iS p. M. sIc.p,
Sunday.
St clAlrsTille Accommodation Io.lb = m. and
3.l5 ,. m, except sunday
ARhfVE
Chicago Express, l:lb aud $50 a. m. and 400
p M. except sunday ana 900 p. M. daily
daily
Columbu, Accommodation, 1905 >. m. daily.
eIcept sunday
s.. 'ClAiFsyiile Accommodation. I2;05 p. m .sd
Goo D. m eIcept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

NEw YORK, April 4-Flour-Receipts
p 900 packages. exports 2,O0O barrels;
market dull: sales 10000 barrels Wheat
receipts, II 1000 bushels; exports, $1,000
bushels; sales, G.465. 600 bushels futures,
and 81 900 bushels spot: market hrmer;
No. red 93c; uugraded red, SIC; options.
quiet, No. > red April ~ ASSOC, closing at
g35sc; May Sg3SagO%c, closing az 90 Sc,
June 81 as9c, closing at SS'sc; July $ "a
Sgi.c, closing az see; August So e. closing
az SIC; December $3.50. Rye, dull, west
ern SSa9lc. Corn, receipts 1900 bushels;
exports iO5,OO bushels futures: sales, l.
$50, 600 bushels futures, ana $1,000 bushels
spot: market hrmer and quiet, uugraded
4Su53i SC: April axe; May 45;5a45 &C.,
closing 45Isc June 44a44 4, e, closing q 4+c;
July ~ I; a44&4c closing at 44i+c August
4415c; November 1890. Oats, receipts 81
coo bushels; exports 200 bushels; sales 25,
600 bushels futures and 5000 bushels suot;
market dui, and stronger; May, 34fsc;
spot No. white b. C; mixed western
}4a3Gc; white do S614Ic Coffee. steady at
lOal &c down Sugar. quiet. M0lasSes. dull.
Rice, firm. Petroleum quiet; United,
51I,c. COUtOusced OIL steady. TallOw.
firm at 4@tc. RoSiu. quiet. TurpCntjne,
steady at 3Sc. Eggs, hrmer At 4 tc. Pork,
duh. Cut Meats, quiet Lard, lower;
western steam ami May e. 81 June 81 80;
July 81 ~. Butter, duh; western dairy
l6a2Oc; DO creamery l9a-S75c.