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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
ELM GROVE.

The long looked for meeting of the
new town Council was held in KimminS'
hall Inst Monday evening. There was
a good crowd OF interested citizens In
the lobby TO usher In the new Council
after the sway Of the do Nothings."
It was necessary 10 pass an entirely
new set of town ordinances, as the sec
rotary OF the old rule refused to give
over the books. All the old ordinances
were then Rnnulled. 1t was fixed that
the town liquor license should be $50
a year. Both place and license have
20 be approved by the new Council.
The fine fixed for selling liquor Illegal
IL was S25 and costs for each otfense.
In this meeting the new Mayor, VIM.
Smith, was chairman and Charles
Wood, secretary. Next Monday night
the new Council will meet again to elect
a Sergeant and Street Commissioner.
Things seem in a queer state, part OF
the citizens championing the old Coun-
ell and government, and the other part
are fully in favor Of the new order Of
things.
Garrett Wilson, aged Is, is known as
a bad boy, aud his latest actions only
prove that fact more strongly. Prof.
John LeaSure, Of the school, told him
20 20 the blackboard to write. He re-
fused aud ran from the building. When
out on the pike he turned and called the
Professor the worst OF names and dared
him out 90 fight. The boy has been ex-
PEELED.
The English Lutheran congregation
has purchased a lot near the stone
bridge from Mai. A. Loring. The lOca-
ton is fine one, and beautiful tenn
pie OF worship will be located there.
The price paid for the ground was $3.50.
A picturesque log church OF rustic ar
chitecture will be one OF the beauties of
the Grove on that spot soon.
Young ladies' and gentlemen from
Peters creek formed party last Thurs
day evening which came to J. l.. Kim
minis Hall good time, which they
had. The ng Mems Social Club Of
Trisdslphla will have a big ball there
tomorrow evening.
j. Napoleon Little, the well known
caterer, has on his lists a society event,
IN his hall soon, TO be given by Wheel
ing ladies and gentlemen. There will
be ten couples present, and the elegant
supper will be served by Mrs. Amanda
Little.
Citizens in general are highly indig
nant regarding two cOlOred dives in
town. Scenes too disgusting for print
are frequent there. People say If law
won't get them out, they can run them
from the Grove.
Mr.. Philips. OF PatterSon's Bottom,
is very sick. lie suffers from a stroke
Of paralysis.
l. Z. Jones will have work begun on
his Cue new residence soon.
j. y. Little will open a cash grocery
here in the spring.
Miss Emma Herp is dangerously IN
OF typhoid fever.
Miss Rose Bucket is better after a Sc
we've Illness.
Thomas Sharkey is out after a severe
illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
FULTON.

The Fulton Fire Department met last
Monday evening in monthly session,
Mayor-elect Ham acting as chairman.
Owing 10 the great expense to the town
of the Shank fire, IL was decided 70 hold
a grand ball 10 the near future to defraY
these expenses. A competent committee
has charge OF the arrangements and it
Is expected that il will be the greatest
eventsin that line ever held in Fulton.
Jno. Korn will open a saloon here, on
the first Of next March. In about q
week Mr.. Korn will be married to Miss
Annie Stahnke, OF town. On the first
of March Mr.. Korn will give ball and
supper to his friends 10 celebration OF
his marriage, and the opening OF his
place Of business.
A man OF two hundred pounds, and
another, Fulton citizen, OF two hun
dred and twenty pounds, had some sort
of an alteration few days ago, over
game Of cards. II came TO blows, but
by reason OF the svoirdupois or each
serious Injuries did nos result.
Fulton is to have a city building. In
10 will be Are department, jail and city
offices. A site has not yet been select
cd. but operations are planned to be be-
gun IN the early spring. The building
will be Of frame, and will cost probably
$1,000.
The ice chute OF Hess & Lemons at
their plant, which stood eighty feet
high, was blown down last Monday
night by the wind. Strange to say, six
cattle confined in the Enclosure escaped
unframed.
Last evening the new town council
met and organized. Last Thursday even
ing a great ball was given at Lawrence
Heler's in celebration of the coming in
of the new rule aud the retiring OF the
old.
The new wagon manufacturing plant
of Stein & KreutZer have under manu-
facture many heavy draught wagons,
some Of them being built for Wheeling
men.
There were twenty cases Of measles
in town. The epidemic is abating.
ChaS Russell and GuStave MarQuet's
two children were the worst cases.
A large crowd OF Fulton young folks
went last evening 70 Pleasant Valley as
q surprise 20 Peter Denninger and John
Miller.
a large party Of friends will assemble
at Miss Carrie Orth's home this evening
for a dance and party.
Recorder Michael Stein will make big
improvements on bis place Of business
In the spring.
Lawrence Donehoo, Of Chicago, is
guest OF Michael Stein.
Mrs. Henry Stein is recovering after
a long illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08

strength of Northern Pacific preferred was
marked. being the result OF its proposed n
nanclal operation by which the floating
debt will be taken care of. Another strong
point was New England, which was ad-
vanced on rumors OF possible alliance
with the Vanderbilt interests, which
would have the effect Of throw
ing considerable business over
the line from the New York Cen
trial and other Vanderbilt roads.
A strong movement was noticed IN
COalers and Delaware and Hudson rose
per cent, but Reading, while active, was
held within comparatively narrow limits,
closing with a fractional gain. The Gran
GERS feel the stimulus of the approaching
business for the Worlds Fair. Among
the specialties Pacific Mail was noted
feature, being sold down 10 % IN early
dealings. Sales, 266,SS7 shares. Quota
tions closed bid:
Atchison, 34&; Adams Express, 157;
American Express, ll9; Baltimore and
Ohio. 95s/; Canada Pacific, S635; Central
Pacific 2S1[: Chesapeake and Ohio, 245s
Chicago and Alton, IA; Chicago, BurllHg-
ton and Quincy, 1909; Delaware and Huo-
son, lS41S: Delaware, LsckaWann1 ana
Western, 15S1s; Denver and RIO Grands
preferred 541& Erie, 25S do. preferred,
OOtas II QIJ W dI nv AcNf AALt--S.'
lO2}I; Lake Shore, 1881; Michigan Cen
tral. 1851 Missouri Pacific, 57A; Norfolk
and Western preferred, 371{; Northern Pa
cifc, 1871; do preferred. 494; Northwost-
ern 1l4sz; do preferred l45; New York
Central, llO4; Pacific Mail, Az; Peoria,
DECATUR and Evansville, lT1{; PittSburg,
l57; Pullman Palace, 1881; Reading, 491S;
Rock Island, s63I; 81. Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, 7515 ST. Paul, eOS
do preferred l24; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 80; Texas Pacific, ~; Union Pa
cihc, 4O9S; United States Express; %;
Western Union, IS; Wheeling aRd Lake
Erie. 20; do. preferred, $50.
Mining StOcks-Cholor -; Crown Point
20: Consolidated California and Virginia,
255: Desdwood, 1870; Gould and Curry, 20;
Hale and Norcross, so; ~, 'sstesk, 1900;
independence, -; Mexican, rs; North
Star. -; Ontario, 1878; Ophir, 2OOI Ply
mouth, so; Sierra Nevada, 1870; Standard,
l45: Union Con. 95; yellow Jacket 20;
Iron silver, 45; Quick Silver, $50; do pre-
ferred 1900; BulWer, 10.
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GROCERIES
REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY. February T.

WHEELING, 1LESDA1s cDL g.
The grocery market exhibits few
changes except in provisions, which are
stu higher, as are also certain lines OF can
ned goods, and coffee.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from NELL & dillingham;:
SYRUP Choice syrup 2Sc; Hon
ey Drip 26c; Sugar DARK 22c; &c addi-
ton in half barely. New. Orleans
Molasses-Fancy, 42c; Choice 40c;
Prime Csc; Mixed goods, New Orleans
35c; Bakers goods SOC.
ROvIsIoNs-Schenk's medium >. Z.
hams l515c: 5. Z. breakfast bacon l44c;
S. c. shoulders -; city sides l2Hc; ham
beef 1910; ordinary beef l2c; family mess
pork 81 co.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees 1890;
SON cans lsc; lard compound, tees l2c;
50ib cans l215c; POD cans l21sc; lOD cans
&c; so cans l25Ic; Bio cans 1910.
CANNED GOODs-5b fancy tomatoes ~
al IS; Hartford Co. Standard corn 10;
2fb Honey Drop corn l 40; Pride OF
Illinois 2fb corn 25; California
peaches 25O; 8rb Standard table peaches
, 90; pie peaches l 25; IN Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 81 90, IN light
weight cove oysters zoe; 2lb Acorn stand.
ard string beans S5c; I'D can corn beef
q 10; IN can Clipped beef g. so; IN can
lunch tongue g OO.
WooDENWARE--No l tubs 60 80; No. 2,
s. 80; No. 3, e. 500 2-hoop pals 81 IS; 3-hoep
81 IS: sas 81 %; single washooards 81 so;
double do. g. 50; crimp double do. g. 90;
single$2 so.
FRUITs-New Turkish prunes SIC; Raj
sins, Valencia, new, &c; layer Ondaro, new,
Sc; London LAYER Taisins 81 25; loose mus
catels 81 75; loose muscatels in bags, oOc.
California prunes, in boxes, % TOGO pounds,
l41<c; do 40 so so pounds. l3}1c; do 80 to
100 pounds, l21Sc; do. in bags Nc less
California ovapOrated peaches In bags, lac.
Ou-LArd, extra western strained, 75c;
carbon, ITO, SIC; carbon, $50, &c; water
white &C. Lewis Miners winter white oil
Csc; summer white CSC.
SUGARs-Cut loaf &c; cubes SIC; fruit
powdered 5Lc; granulated standard &C;
Standard coufectioners' A 4S1c; Columbia
A476c; Ridgewood A Acc; America A,
white. Abe; extra c 4.32c; G 3.S3c.
RICE-Fsncy pearl 6Hc; choice pearl
62(c; choice domestic 65$c; prime domestic
&c; fair domestic, SIC, fancy head nc,
COFFEE--Green Cofee-Fancy golden
Rio 22c; fancy green Ole; peaberry %;
choice green zoe; prime green l9llc; roast
ing grades lS}5c; Java and Mocha 34c;
high grade 24lsc Roasted, in packages
Arouckle's coffee 2420c; Jersey coffee, in
bins, 2t10c; Lion coffee 24.2Oc; Arrow COT
fee 2420c.
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Worse Than Reported.

SIOUX CITY, IA, February GA gov
eminent official from the Pine Ridge
country who is in the city to-day says
matters on the reservation are in a
worse condition than is indicated by
the dispatches relative 70 the recent
troubles.
He says all dispatches have to be in
specred and edited by Agent Brown be-
fore they are sent. This was done with
the dispatches about the murder Of the
four cowboys. Their murder was the
result OF ghost dancing in which many
of the Indians are engaged.
When the weather mOderateS, he says
there will almost certainly be an out
break. Settlers sae petit!oning 10 have
troops put on the reservation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08

Satin Is admitted for evening gowns,
and even for afternoon house dresses,
but 10 is foolish mistake 20 think that
anything but the very best satin will
look we'll. DO yen know how 10 tell
good Satin9 IL is not sure nor safe TO
Judge by the price. Very little satin is
an silk. To rest 10, burn q little. II
the smell produced is most awful, the
satin is good. But il the OdOr is In no
way unusual, you are being taken in II
YOU believe 10 the best. Maybe you
think If burning is the only difference
70 is not worth while, but IL isn't the
only difference. Satin that is every
thread silk will keep its luSter and It's
regal stiffness 20 the last. Other satin
will not. and that is a vital difference.
In the lighter colors, and in white and
black, the best is Imperative.
When very heavy satin is used, don't
seam the breadths together as usual
but let the selvageS lap over each other
and show. The satin will then hang
unwarped i'm the train, and wrap about
the body, its lustre uncrOssed By twist
ed lights. Then, too, the quality OF the
satin makes instant appeal In the
front you may lot the breadths hang
loose. Wear q skirt of satin shronded
10 gauze under the loose breadths. The
effect is rich and unique. The breadths
being loose the silken quality of the
wrong side gets full credit, aud If you
have put your money into it You might
as we'll get the credit. FLORErrE.
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Corner Twenty-ssoond and Market Streets

Xxx and above 29R3lc; No 33aS4c; No. !
combing 35a36c, Ohio fine Delsine 32a33c
Michigan do soc; unwashed combing Pa
27c; Territory. active At 55s5Sc; clean 53a
soc; fine medium SOC and 47c for medium.
Texas, California and Oregon wool steady.
Pulled woods firm at 32a4Oc. Australian
wool firm.
PHILADELPHIA, February 7.-Wool, &C
tive, stocks light and prices hardening.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 29s31c; Y 2sa29c; medium
34e86c: coarse 33a35c; New York, Michi-
gan, Indiana and Western fire or x and Xxx
26a27c; medium 33a34c; coarse 35a
34c: fine washed delaine Y and Xxx 29a33c
medium washed comeiBg and delaine 35a
SIC: coarse do. 34a36c; Canada DO 3la33c
tub washed choice SGa3Sc; fair 35a36c;
coarse s3a34c medium unwsshed comb
ing and delaine 26a2Sc; coarse do. 26a2Sc;
Montana 22c; Territorial l3a2lc.
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Nheeling Bridge aud Terminal RaIIII

Time Table No ;. 70 take effect 1901 a m,
sunday. November -. ipS2
Leave HhssllsE-f5.p f6.D, f1.l5, 800
1915. g9.s5, tiO.B fii..0 a. m, tl1.l5, 1870
1870, Is 20, 'f.35. a. fo;30 y. m. 80.
Leave PsAiHsulG-tb:6, tj:i5, n.N f5.y'
1881, 90 81. fl0:fo. til;57 a. m, slE.1s fl'DA
1890, f3:2f, +4.4l, 'b:53, 1870 p. M. 80
Arriys sartin's Esrfy-t9 52 80 49,
1878, 1851, 1901. ti03J, tlZ.V5, slSiS' l~'V''
t3.i2. t3.3s, - AZ. 1901. Is q -. -,
Leave Terminal Junotion-So,H. f9.ez, 49,
'i0:03 1000. tii:i5 a m, tl:i5. T1iIf' Nv
'5:I5, t5:27, 1915, fs:25, fl0H p. N.
Leave Laurhlins MILITIA. til;B A. NJ
Leave d. hGss croSSing-+7:25. til:l9 a fn-'
arfiys n.rtin'i Ferry-g:53. ts.58 n;9,
5000, 'lo.8. 'Il.22. tl.22. tS.S' 'z.S' ''']-'
t3.55 1901, fs:S2. fl0;B. CO..
'Daily. fDGily sIespi ssnaaL DaAaH"
only. 90.
Ali trains will run on Eastern Tine. Clock
In islsgraph ofies al Whssiing "a ths S'AnaAio
hoiS..d TAUssIG sgperiAsns.sL
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WurEIING Feb. Z ls93.

WHEELING. Feb Z. 1898. (
There IS practically no change in the
wheat and flour market. The farmer GER
tainly has no reason TO complain, IS beis get
ting good prices for all his products with
the exception OF wheat Some OF the
grain dealers predict that the cats market
will do better before long; it is claimed
that present prices barely cover lsy-dovn
cost. and this leads to the belief that there
will be a considerable falling Of Ia receipts
within the 7eXt few weeks. Hay was a
little stronger yesterday. Middlings are
beginning TO get scarce.
FLoUR-ChOce family fonr in wood, Sill
YER Gloss, S3 20; in paper g 80 per bar
rel. Minnehaha 10 4 cotton sacks a 81;
MinnehahA in wood, a IS; Galaxy in sacks
a 70: Galaxy in wood 81 70; Famous IN
sacks, g So; Famous in wood g -. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks OF 40 pounds.
a So per barrel.
GRGIS-Wheat per bushel, No. 1, zoe;
corn 60a75c per bushel; oats per bushel -
a4Sc: No. 2 white 43a45c.
FEED-Middlings per ton go 00a22 CO.;
bran per ton tl9 0Oa20 90: baled hay per
ton tl4 90; loose hay SIS O0al6 90 per ton /;
demand brisk.
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PETROLEUM

New YoRK, February IA little more
animation marked the dealings in petrole-
um certificates to-day, but the market was
heavy and opened al $40 and retired 70
542zc on some selling late il the day. The
transactions at the Consohdsted reached
however, they were entirely neglected.
Opened at 541fc; highest 541<c: lowest
54%c; closed heavy; offered st 549sc.
On CITY, Pa, February 7.-Petroieum
opened highest, lowest and closed at 54ii{c.
Sales, 1900 barrels; clearances, $50, 900
l2244 barrels
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PIttsburE Produce Market.

flttsburE FrOduCe MARKET
PITrsBURG, February
APPLEs-Fsncy, 6 50a3 20; choice, 50 co
as %; common, s. 00a2 50.
BEANs-New crop Of New York and
Michigan peas, g. 20A2 % per bushel; hand
picked mediums, e. 00a2 10 per bushel;
Lima, new, &c; Pennsylvania and Ohio
beans, 81 GOAL 75 per brshel.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-2 La213c per pound!
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 32aS3c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 2Sa30c; fancy country
roll, 25a2Tc; low grade and cooking, l0a
12c; grease, 3A4c.
CABBAGE-Sugar barrels, 50 25a3 so;
-four barrels. g. 5Oa2 "a; per 100, SO 00al0 90;
German seed, 31<a4c per pound; new Cal
ifornia, SIC per pound; imported, 4c or 10
16c per head.
CELEnY-Per dozen, 8Oa6Oc for choice to
fancy.
CRAxBERR1Es-Jersey, s. OOa3 %; Cape
Cod, in barrels, s. 50aS 90 for fancy; crates,
81 75a9 90.
CHEEsE-Ohio, new, INC; New York,
consin Swiss bricks, 15al5l4c; Wisconsin
Swiss, in tubs, l5l1al6c; Limberger, fall
make, 12al2hc.
EGGs-Strctly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, S6a3Sc; cold storage, IS
assoc
HoNEY-New crop white clover, in one
pound sections, 16a20c per pound; two
pound sections, 14al5c per pound; buck
wheat, l2al5c.
HoMNY-New, g per barrel of 200
pounds.
50 75a4; do choice, 81 40a1 80 per bush
el. Spanish, per crate, 81 40a1 80.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 15aS0c per
pair: live chickens, small, 60a75c; ducks,
sOa90c per pair, as TO size; geese, not
plucked, 81 l0a1 40 per pair; turkeys, l4a
i5c per pound dressed fowls, 12al3c per
pound; spring chickens, l5sl6c per pound;
ducks, 16al7c per pound; turkeys, 19s20c
per pound geese, llal2c per pound.
POTAToEs-Cer lots on track, white stock,
S5a90c per bushel; from store, choice stock,
81 al 05 per bushel; Jersey sweet potatoes,
s. 15a5 90; Baltimore sweet potatoes, a Is
az so; Jersey culls, sweet potatoes, IS 75s
1 90.
SrEDs-Timothy seed, e 4Oa2 IS: clover,
$40 00Al0 25; blue grass, 81 Coal 30,
TALLow-Country, SIC per pound; city,
&c per pound.
TURS1Ps-Purple tops, e. 5Oa3 90 per
barrel; rutsbsSas, 81 l5al % per barrel.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, February Cattle
Receipts, 240 head shipments, $50
head: market nrm at yesterdays advance
OF 10 70 I5c higher than last week.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
! 600 mead; market, slow; all grades Is 80
as 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 900 head; shipments,
400 head; market strong and shade
higher than yesterdays advance Of 10 TO Is
cents over last weeks prices.
CHICAGO, February 7-Cattle-Receipt
5000 head; shipments, 1900 head; market
steady; choice to prime & l5a5 10; fed
Texans 81 35; nstive COWS e. 90a3 SIS.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market, 1Oa
2Oc higher; mixed and packing g. 65aS Isl;
prime heavy 6 20as So: prime medium.
s. Q5sS 05: other lights s. 0OaS %
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
l 900 head; market steady; westerns 50 20
as Is; Iamos a Boa6 25.
CINCINNATI, o., February Hogs,
scarce and higher At 81 25aS 40; receipts,
8. 600 head; shipments, 2, 900 head.
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WOOL.

WHEELING, February z.
There Is q marked quietness that
pervades the market at present No mate
rial changes are expected for some
weeks. Prices reported by Horkheimer
Bros. are as follows: Fine heeced. washed.
25 TO &c; unwashed, one-third on; unnsr-
charitable, one-fourth; medium unWasAsd,
&c: medium fleece, washed, 2SaSoc; tub
washed soc.
BOSTON, February THE demand fer
wool has been good the market ruled frni
Ohio and Pennsylvania x 2Saeeci Xxx and
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I law and sketched q lovely evening
drek Of sapphire blue velvet shot win
old aold., having the front Of the skirt
and bodice draped with very pale maize:
There was a feather trimming around
the decollete neck OF the same SHADE
and broad passmenterie trimming ~ the
bottom of the skirt al the sides, which
extended MP the front and narrowed 10
a point at the waist, as shown. a blue
gauze fan with gilt handle completed
the costume.
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The Metal Market.

NEW YoRK, February 7.-Pigirou steady
and quiet; American &l2 75a15 80. Copper.
dull: lake tl2 90. Lead. quiet; domestic
$ 95. Tin. quiet; straits go 20.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money, 2a2 t-e Per Csnt.-GOvernments,
Dull and Essier-Stocks, Active-FlOur,
Dull and Stsady-Wheat, Dull.
NEW YORK, February Money on call
easy at 2a2S per cent; last loan closed
paper 4Aa6 per cent Sterling exchange
active az 4S5s{siS73.
GovERNlIENTs-Dul and easier.
Fours Registered. .1lSL
Fours Coupon. .l1SL{
Four-snd-a-hah Registered. 100
Pacific Skies or '95. los
STATEs-Dull and easier.
Recommendations active.
STOCKs.-Business in stocks to-day was
only moderately in amount and was for
the most part the result of operations by
the professional operators, but the bulls
were in contrOli In the forenoon the
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after wedneS
day, June I.lSo9, trains will run As follows
city time.
Leave wheeling Leave Elm Grove
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING Fehrnarv

WHEELING, February z.
Some Of the knowing ones predict still
higher prices for hog products, and they
base il largely on the continued scarcity
and high price OF hogs, which sold here
yesterday higher than at any time this sea-
son.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue g. Thomas:
ClIT1E-E1tra. 1000 to 200, a 25a4 So;
good, 600 to 1000, 81 00a4 %; good, 500 to
900, So 50a4 90; fair, 700 TO 500 81 25a3 90;
common, 600 to 700, 81 75a3 90; bulls, g 25a
co. cows, 81 oOa3 90.
HoGs-Demsad fair; supply light; ex-
ira, IS 0OsS IS; good, s. S5aS 90; common,
81 coat 80.
SHEGP-Supply freer; demand fair; ex-
ira, 50 50a4 90; good, 50 25a3 so; common,
e. O0a3 90; lambs, "a 00a5 90.
Fresh Cows, $50 90 to so 90.
- n q
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W. u ~ nIvfsIoN

For PltIburg. $40 sns "a m sssm >
Eoy tItt,hufr AID the East. sop. IN. daily,
Wa,hinrisn Accommodates 800 y m. sS
cept sunday.
From, PittsburE. 1905 q. m. daily, ls:o p. m
except sunday, $50 and 10 - y n. aAiy IN.
Ws,hipetsn Accom- modAtion, 1850 q ~. dAilI
except sunday c9.s n scuLL
CsnsrAl Passenger Agent. baltimore
is LANE. NheelBg eh
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

22 Market street
March stock will for the next sixty days offer
complete
Tables fancy
Cheval Book
Ingram thpy Cottage
Carpets endless variety Blankets Comforts Pillows
first furniture
Call prices
u. W.. BNAHTCEIGAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08

RONE, February 6--The Banca AssociR-
Il iope Of FlOrencQ has failed. It's labilties
amount 70 1000 do lire. It's suspected that
the back supply Oh the concern is fraudu-
lent land the manager and cashier have
beeIl arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
TRIEgOHfO DIVISION.

TRAFsoHIo DIVISION
For Chicago 1888 asd ioi0o a. m loiop' n
daily. and S:S m dGi y srcspt sunday
CinoinnAti Express, 1888 aud lOiVo =. H. 80
'V ColRnsus Accom- modation, s:25 p. m, sTesPs 1
So a aIrsviIls Accommodated, 1000 . n
and $40 p. m, except sunday
AnRITr.
Chicago Erprsss. i:lB and $40 q. m. eaily,
and 1919 ,. N, except Sunday, and DO u
Cincinnati Express. 1904 m aud5;S y n
Columbus Accom- mediation, 2:oS .. m. daiJ
Sd 9l1ir.yIfIs Accommodation, l7;oj ,. m snd
6:35 o. m sIospt sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
RntlrnanS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday. Dec 49, Passenger
Trains will run a. follows: 'Daily. tDAily
Except Sunday. Central Tine.
- .. .or-.-n z q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08

tDaily except sunday
Sunday Church Trains will leaye Elm 1rovf
H. r. WEiSGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
- Pennsylvania Stations
8IEannSVIVdnid lines

A Trains Run by Central Tins.
rrcrET OTyIczs AT RUrsrLyiyIA eIarros On
VIII sT ToDT OF ELEFEfTH brs NHnnLfEos
Al HcfUHE HOusK, NEGHLrge. AID ~ rHE
PEEEarLvAEfA srArlOs. bnfDongoEr.
aorvuwrsy RrsyKn-" PAP HAEDLK Ro--s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
RAILWAY lime CARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and aItef
December Is. 1924 EXPLANATION OF RErEKEscz
EAKKs: 'Dsiiy; fsunday excepted; thon-
day erceptsd; saturday excepted; Sunday
only: saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Tine
which IL enc hour sArllsr Than Central Tine.