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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

Brains and nervous systems often give wsv
uuder rne pressure and auEieties % bu-i-
ness Far@s w1a=GlE % the nus Us
~a~ a sudden anlt urfgrsrar1 collapse af
tnc meurA ana physical faculties arr daily
nrrurr~nre@ A. rne columns % the daily
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hag--@t AGAINST szcl u~nr7vart events with
H0~arer~ Nt0marh Bfrts~. thaE most
n@ipf4 m@laciue 90 rle wealE worn our and
nuru- ~ Do IN rheum4tsm- dyspepsia.
constipation and mAllrA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

SoWE one has s1t taat the me4is-aI pro-
feSslou aVai- humanity into tive CLASSES
the poor whom ller cure. an,i tley rch
whom tler trcrar Blrs.
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A DUEL i quickly MANAGED Il oufp
takes two seroEds TO arrange
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% hFz. AZ the above ADDE'S. this Ii--I~
cOCPoS -Tf1 rxeztr-cre IN cents IN orr-
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m czr voiurze- II contains over fooc pages
E<tfssz $ prcczselv the szne a. thoSe sid
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bc=-d N strong manila paper covers n
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, Of aoyEuaY. Mass,

IFS discovered in ere of our common
Pasture we-1S a re1e1v that cures -v
KIND ct HuT0r, from the wur>r Sc1orul
down 70 i common PIupie-
He has uei L IN Ger ei-yen hundred
cl>eS- 1n1 Heye - f1i.e1 exc-Ftia u Uses
fbCth tllutrr hzucr-l re has now IN his
possession over iva hundred certificates
q IS vaae. al witaln twenty ulI.cs Of
Boston send postal C8r1 Tor hook.
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r-st Bette. znt 4 perfect cure warranted
w1-7 the right quantity IS taken.
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shooting cams. hke H-ed.cs Passing
far- tenn TIE saue with the LIver or
r~W- his Is caasc1 h ire ducts be-
nE STORED. ard always DISAPPEARS in a
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u ne st1uaEh Is foul CT bilious L viii
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~tF- Mister. saHi the lizzie fresh --
cnll- a. size waae1esl the cattle euruvin.
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x l1eu Cuws g. chew
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GREAT BOOK FREE.

wtez Dr. z Y Pierce. Of Buffalo. y. Y.
rrhlEzhed the sr<t edition Of his work TIE
P-orie'< Common Sense Medical Ad-f~r
he announced that after 6soooo copies hal
be~r snld az the regular price. $50 pr
cnrv the prnsf On ~nsch would rerav I'm
for the great amount Of kbor and 1orrr
exp~z6cd N producing Il. be would Dis
tribute tire next half -iilior fr1< A. thi-
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- n1w Distributing. x5prfz1Hy rsx =rorn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

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clothes =allow -siu and shamhiin- foot
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Hafrs CsearrA Cure
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

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10 tAa; 80 a. ali drug starssL
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-12

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-24
A NEW RAILROAD LINE

FROM EARTH TO HELL-BLACK VAL
LEY RAILROAD, STANDARD GAUGE.
An international line, chartered
under the laws of all the state No
stop-over, return tickets or trains.
STATIONS ON MAIN LINE.
Arrives Mild Drink Station, Jas
am; at Moderation Falls, 8 am;
at Tappersville, 9 M; at Topers-
vile, 10 am; at Drunkard Curve,
II am; at Rowdy Wood, 1890
am; at Quarrelsbulg, noon. Re-
mains one hour, for dinner and to
abuse wife and children.
Leaves Quarrelsbur I pm; ar
rives a Lusty Gulch, I:I5 pm; at
BURNERS Roost, 1870 pm; at
BeggarstoWn, 2 pm; at Criminals
Rendezvous, 3 pm; at Denrum-
vile, 4 pm; at Rattlesnake
Swamp, 9 pm; at Prlsonburg, 8
pm; at Devils Gap (brakes all
Dust Off, 10 pm; at Dark Valley.
1890 pm. Passengers may feel
some discomfort from inhalIng sui
phurous fumes, but never mind,
there is no way to return. Arrives
at Demon Bend, 1890. Don't get
frightened at the dying groans you
may hear. Perdition at midnight.
Many passengers relieve us and
themselves of anxiety by com nit
ting suicide.
More emigrants pass annually
over our line than any other.
The great license law. under
which we operate, relieves us from
all responsibilities for accidents
and suffcrings along our line, or
caused by our employees. We in
sist that all attempts by sill y
women and enthusiastic preachers
and church members to stop our
business by invalidating our char
tiers are in direct opposition to the
great doctrine of personal liberty,
We hereby give notice that any
woman Who dares to oppose our
most lucrative business will be
branded as a crank; and that any
: man who dares to oppose us takes
the risk of losing his political in
huence
d. E. Vii, Gen. Manager.
A. L. COHoL, Agent.
Two white rlbboners, on their
ocean voyage, found their fellow
passengers using wine at the table.
Only these two abstained.
In three days. through the silent
power of that little bow of white
ribbon and the quiet courage of
two women, all of the number ex-
Cept one had left off the wine from
their meals.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-24

LEY RAILROAD, STANDARD GAUGE.
An international line, chartered
under the laws of all the state. No
stop-over, return tickets or trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
GROCERIES.
Register Office.


Wheeling. March H. 1870.
There are no important changes, . 10 re-
port i'm this weeks market The demand
continues fair. Sugars strong:
The following are the quotations as op-
tanned from Neil q Dillingham;:
Svrup-Silver Drps syrup re; F&ncy
Drips 25c; (2c addition in hali oarIelS)
New Orleans MolasSes-Fancy 3Sc: Cholce
36c; Prime Soc Mixed goods Ne" Ut
leans sec: Bakers goods 2Sc.
'roVisions-Schenk's medium ;. {. mans
92ic; 70 ID average 9S4c. ). {. breakfast pa
con &c, S. c. shoulders C; city SIDES IS!
ham beef 14c; ordinary beef l2'ec; Iahlliy
mess pork SIS 90.
Lard-Schenks pure kettle, tierces 75sc;
Armour's pure. uerces I:sc iard coin-
pound, terces G.. The advance FOR small
er packages over tierces is as follows
Fancy tubs sc; 30 III tins &c; - Id TINS SC
10 10 tins &C: III tins fSc, Id cans lc
Canned Goods lib fancy tomatoes oc;
tomatoes. new, zoe: Hartford co. stand
ard corn 90c: , III Honey Drop corn 81 80;
Pride Of Illinois III corn 81 20: California
peaches 81 80: 10 Standard table peaches
81 %: pie reaches 81 90. ! To Deep Sea tull
Standard cove oysters SOC; 1 III light
weight cove oysters G0c; Acorn Standard
string beans 1jc > I'D can corn beef = 10; /
ID can Clipped beef s. 10; ID can lunch
tongue IS 90.
NORTHUMBERLAND. 1 tubs s. 90; No. >
s. =: No. s. -; 2-hoop pals 81 % 5-hoop
81 50 sap 81 10; single washboardS VI 3O;
double do 50 80: crimp double do s. p.
Fruts-New Turkish prUnes, none; Raj
sins, Valencia, new, size; layer Ondaro.
new. &c: London layer raisins 81 >; loose
muscatels 81 70; loose muscatels, in bags,
Size: California prunes, 50 to 30, &c; i'm
boxes, 40 TO 50, 1oc; do 60 TO 70, 7,2c 20 to
| SO. &c: do 90 to 100, SEC; DO in bags lec
less; California evaporated peaches in
boxes, Zoe: California evaporated apricots
| 10l2c; in bags i2c less.
Oil-Lard, extra western strained, Coo;
carbon. 10, CSC; carbon, 100, 6lsc; water
white. nc: Lewis Miners winter white
oil. i2c; summer white. See.
Sugars-Cut loaf 4.9Sc: cubes 46oc;
powdered. 4.G9c; graduated standard,
l.35c: standard confectioners' \. 4.2Sc; Co
| lumbia \. 4l0c; Ridgewood y, acc;
America white. 4.10c; extra c, 5.Sc; c,
| 3.67c: choice fruit sugar. 3ltc.
Rice-Fancy pearl, &c; choice pearl 6'sc,
choice domestic, 6lec; prime domestic,
! 5a,c: fair domestic. 5lac: fancy head. q &C.
Conee-Grecn Coffee-i'ancy Golden Rio,
DC: fancy green, pc; peaberry, &c;
choice green, sc: prime green, p &c;
roasting grades, 2Oi.c Java and Mocha,
SIC: high grade, 25c. Roasted in pack
ages-Arbuckle's coffee, 22.29c; Jersey COT
| fee. 80 &c; Lion coffee. 22.29c; Arrow col-
fee, -. PC; Panhandle coffee, 22.-9c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore Cattle Market

Baltimore Cattle Market.
Thursday. March H. 1895.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CLAREMONI.
Reef Cattlc-rEC market was fairly &C
tive This week M the opening. shade
stronger than II was last week bat Only
for ION cattle which were we'll represent
ct Common cattle were not numerous.
Tr.va were more top Cattl" sold Ine
c,tre-1,e ton figures than last week Prices
ranged mi 2l.05ltc. most sales a. f02'.c.
Prices Uf beef cattle this Week ranged
as follows: Best hecVeS 5U3ltc; those
generality rated first quahsE N'st'c' M
Gium or good fair quality 3sHt 'sc. anc
r-linary TAIN steers, oxen and cows "a
6f The cattle received Si6 head csme
IRON Virginia. so from PENNSYLVANIA, -H
from Maryland. 90 from ONO. 49,,
9ga:nst l2N head last week. AMI 976 head
same time last wear on ne oHetllSS ~ ~
head were taken 10y Baltimore butchers
and 81 head by Eastern buyers. lotal
sales TOr the week were $50 head asalnSt
1925 head last week and 10 head same
sheep and Lambs-Receipts this week
66o2 head. against 5.sS2 head last wees
and 3Nt one year ago.
Rcmgrks-There is but little. n any
change in the market Tor sheep and lamhs
since last Monday. The market rs ialr lot
good sheep and lamtS ana slow Tor COM
mon. The prices Of Monday are quoteG3
nv dealers to-day. viz: sheep ~ lc, anu
"a few AT 4i4C, lambs 5i2C5i.c gross. Inc
number is some 26oO head more than it
was last week.
Swiue-There is no change 10 note in the
hog market. closing firm at Monday $
n~ices. 81 800 ~ per 100 lbs.
Mich COWs-Thcre is q heavy onerinS
and the market is demoralized. prices
ranging from so 00GS5 90 and q few extra
al SO 0g. Receipts 40 head.
ColVes-There is q fair Offering and the
market is dull ~ 444;sc Receipts $50
"S~~' az TIVE, v-F4ARr
CatJe-DUring the early days OF the
week the market was sluggish, but light
receipts and an improved demand caused
the market To close "a shade nrmer. as
follows. For strictly choice ve2ls 500. @
per To-. ana for rough 70 good = 50t1 10
Per head.
81 eeo and Lambs-Receipts along the
wharf were lghu and The demand only
fair. a few soriDS lambs have arrived
qud sold ~ 11lIl2c Per 10 bur there have
not been enough arrivals TO make a mar
xet The quotations we're as follows.
Lambs "a ~ ii-c per 10 and s. 5o0S - per
head. sheep 9seT3isc per 10 ana - 5gQ3 30
pe~ head FOR good TO choice and 81 oO 10
(. ou per head for common 10 fair.
Register Office.
Wheeling. March -. iS9I
The, Supply and demand are about equal
and u~ices are q little higher Goodhue &
20 furnish prices as follows:
Csttle-E.Ntra. 100 20 l200. HsT4s,c:
FOOD. 600 10 .0oo. 4ts0psc: good. So 10 9o0
S'.Qic fair, 100 10 $40, Ss3lSs4c; coEamo2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
WOOL.

Philadelphia March 19.-Wool. duh and
unchanged; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia \N and above lie: y and above
1fT11c. medium 3002iC qUarterhlCod pa
PC: common 1NUl9c; New York, Michigan
Wisconsin, etc. " lo0l1c; + l5Ml5C
medium i2a 2oc; quGrtcrllOod ao'2lc; com
mon i'Ql>c washed coming ana deiainr
fine lNd2pc. medium 41U-2C low 22023c
coarse @u03ic; unwCshcj medium lfU1ic.
low medium l5Vl6c, low medium iMlllc:
coarse i5d16c: Unwashed clark coloreGl
light 6ne 9Gl0c; heayy fine 66Sc; fine
and northeastern light fine SGl0c; heavy
do 7d9c; fine medium l0dllc medium Ia
13c: QuarterblCOd l2dl3c; coarse 1iG12C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

haha. i'm 4 cotton sacks. 81 90 Minnehaha
in wood. a o.: Galaxy IL sacks 81 90; ta,
nous in sacks. 81 90; Famous in Woo
s. 10 spng wheat -four. in iute, sacks Of
40 pounds. s. ~ per barrel: FillsDuIy
Rest i'm wood, 81 %: Pillsbury in paper
81 %: Reliance spring wheat, in wood ano
cotton. s. 90: paper, 50 TO' silver Lake
winter wheat family -four 81 30 in paper
Flour market is firm with tendency OF
hardening In prices.
Grain-Wheat. per bushel, 5jc; corn 6)C
per bushel: oats. 45c.
Feed-Mlddlings per ton. SO 90; bran
loose hay. per ton. $i3 0oNl4 90.
Hay-No. ] baled hay, $lS 0o0A co; loose
ST Straw-Loose, Sc 90; baled, 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

London March l9-There was a good
quality offered az the wool auction sales
. to-day and the demand was active for
better qualities OF greasy. Low parcels
were somewhat duller. Fine secured
comhngs were difficult TO sell. Cross
breds firm and 0ctive. Prices hardening.
The number of bales offered was 1925. OF
which 900 We're withdrawn. Following are
the sales in detail:
New South Wales 4.436 bales; secured,
7ddls 1d: greasy. h2V9d.
Is Cd greasy 4ANS2d.
Victoria--3.276 baies; secured, is Id;
greasy. H4072d.
South Australia-99S bales; greasy, "A
Gsd.
swan River-32 bales; secured. 6i4d.
New Zealand-2,07S bales; secured T2d6
cane of Good Hope and Natal-1S bales;
rllasN. 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

Goo to 700. 3G3;4c; bulls, 2i4Q5'@c; cows
Gfotgss-sxtra. 81 6oGl 70; good, 81 4oa
{ co: common. 2iUic. o,.>,,..
Sheep-lINtrG, oenH4c; Soou' oi24ic'
common. 2G3c; lambs. 394iec.
Fresh CoWs-At $50 OoiN Ol.
Calves-At io3c.
Chicago. March 19.-Cattle, fairly steady
and higher. steers were quoted al ~ Wn
IS 3j: COWS and heifcrS az 81 6fdl 40; STOCK
crs and feeders at - 60.t@ 81.
HOGS weak and sc lower; sales we're
priuctpally al s. sal 80 for hedVyWelgntS
and 81 1904 IS We're the prices paId lor
There was good demand for sheep and
lambs at about steady prices, SneeP sou
principally at IS yJGl 80 and lambs at
ReceiDts-Cattle 5000 head: calves, 500
head; hogs. 3iO10 head: sheep, 1000 head.
East Liberty March 19.-Cattle. steady;
prime - 2j05 50 goo6 81 6oq4 30; bulls,
stays and COWS s. 9~05 -.
Hogs, steady ana unchanged
Sheep. steady and unchanged
Philadelphia Saturday evening, Mch. 16.
''' 0o-''.'- Beeves. Sheep. Hogs
West Phila. Nards....2lSO 6S2l All
North Fem YARDS. 800 lNV 'VV
Total for the week23s0 7S2l 4S3l
Previous Week.........3-io eVD oHpl
Among the receipts We're ~ export
steers for London ON steamship Maine
BEEF CATTLE.
The market ruled strong under lshI
supplies and good demand.
CT CITATIONS.
Extra O'c
Good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9i+H2stc
SHEEP.
The market was Improved and ruled &C
tive. prices being higher ID. II. Cook re
DOrfs the sale of 3,5U sheep and lambs at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
DRY GOODS.

New York. March 19-Brown cottons
have had an increased attention and an
good grades of standard and three yard
shcetings and drills are not only well
cleaned UP but heavy contracts are
against the production 10 June. The best
makes OF four yard cottors We're sold to-
day at &c Bleached Cottons We're In very
GOOD REQUEST and many small wants took
a good quantity. Printed specialties 90
ing wei. Printing cloths quiet ana firm
AT 7-lfc.
Cincinnati. March Hogs, wear and
Sc lover AZ 81 o00i 35; receipts, LOCO head;
shipments, 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
PETROLEUM.

New York. March 19.-Petroleum strong;
ion sales none: closed AT 81 III! bid.
Oil City March l9.-Fetrolcum, opened
at 81 llft: highest 81 12il: lowest y III.
closed at 81 Y. sales 1000 barrels; clear
anccs, IS. Geo barrels; shipments, $3.50 bar
rcls runs SS,3i3 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20


From New York Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington. S:l5 a. M. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 1850 y. m,
except Sunday.
Grafton accommodation, 1oI5 a. III.
daily.
and y 80 p. M. except Sunday, aud 80 D..
m. Saturday only.
daily. except Monday.
Grafton express, 500 p. m, Monday
only
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DlNl-
SION.
For Pittsburg Washington. baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, QUO a. ~.
and 5:aJ y. m. daily.
For Pitt7burs. 7:3O a m. daily.
P'tsburg express 1870 +. m, except
Sunday. o
Washington Pa, accommodation, 500
2. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia. Baltl-
more Washington and Pittsburg. iO:lO a;
m, daily, II 90 p. NJ, except saturday, ana
2:c5 a. m. Sunday only.
Pittsburg mail. 1855 p. m, except sun
day. and ESQ ~. daily.
Washington. Pa. accommodation, $40 a.
m. except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
THE METAL MARKET.

New York March 19-Pig iron. quiet
Scotch Sl9 00G20 90; American 50 5mp l. 30.
Copper. steady. brokers' price 9asc.
Lead. steady; brokers' price s. 20.
Tin. fiat; straits $l3 -; plats weak;
spelter dun; domestic s. l2l2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

Register Office.
Wheeling March H. 1895.
The continued mild weat her has brought
2 fair supply I'm the market OF hay and
mill feed hut the quotations remain about
the same Wheat is drm at last weeks
Flour-Choice family -four I'm wood
s. 90: IN paper s. So per barrel; Mime
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
Flour, firm and UNCHANGED,


Flour. firm and unchanged. -.,-.-. g..
Wheat. cash 40. , spring 2606u,sc' No: 3"
spring nominal. No. red 9iA124'Sc' no.
. March 537.g5Hsc. closing al ot4c; May
$50 i564C. closing az - Sc; july o0i@G7"sc'
Corn cash No. y l5a,c: No. yellow at
tps04iEc. March asa ~ SC. closing at
$50: MAY 46ie0i7sSc. closing az 4l4c; July
4t2, l5c, closing nj l6'sc.
oats. cash No. 25c; 40. Wnite ~ ~
52iec. No. white 2l%c32i2c; March 29ss0
2gSc closing at .q3+C: june 2Hi4 "a 29i &C. clos
ing at e9i-c; July &4g2S"Sc closing at
~ az.
Rye. No. . 59.
harley. so. % S+055c.
FiaNSced, No. / 81 tl'-.
Prime Timothy seed 80 a.
Mess pork. cash per barrel Sll 62l-fi
II ., May SIT 5j0n 9-ig closing az $l 90;
July Sll az Nu 90. closing al $u S-'..
Lard. FASH per 100 lbs 81 6p2; May s. CT I.
16 SD, closing al s. %; July So SIlGo %,
closing AZ So ST..
Short ribs. cash sides Qoose) s. 65Q5 20:
May So 12'e05 81. closing al 50 -; July
s. N,i-16 o-i., closing az 81 N,e.
Dry sailed shoulders (boNed) 5dHsc.
short clear sides. s. .oa6 -.
Whisky. distllers finished goods per
gallon 81 Is
Sugars, unchanged.
Butter. steady; creamery 1cQl9c; dairies
Is " o'TS ., ooo ,,r,,,. wheat
3V ~, bushels corn SEQ bushels oats oats,
E., i55 i,,,si''.i. -
,sI,i-,,,-,..., ,,,o,.,. e,1 t,,,..,,s. ,,.boe+
IN m t, y' o or 80 aoo 'Ssy,s oeis
ic; 1lo l,,sj,li. 49,. ~, h,,eb.is. beyi.,.
HOO bushels.
New YorR. March l9-Flour. receipts,
5GwH barrels, exports. -6.UVU barrels; sales,
1o.I9 pa 'Naees. market qcic,
Wheat. receipts. ll5W bushels. exports.
-toeo bushels sales. 6'.".0p bushels ~
lures ana -i'" puShriS spot spot ma ~
Neak options We're -encraHy "eGh' clos
L.@ ~, row ti, No e. !cH VT ~ 80 ~ y. :
az o',iG May closed al Ole; June closed d.
st,S NV Ciosei az ol-S'' NHS s' y, SloSre q, :
0C. .sti'oei Nl"SS'' al o''-~'
90 rScs'nts -iooo brebole. avports.
=. l.l 5,isb.le. e,iee '-i- al 6tishels futures
and nG t,,e1,a,.. sr,nt. sn,t market stroos.
or,tio, ,,,.,,,,ii,. -, ,{ori,,o. ~ 81,
advance. Nav closed al 5ia,c: July closed
ar 507 ~. SeU+er,ber closed an 51i.c
o,te raCei~t. 0a mn bushels. exDorts c.
0o3 bushels. sales 10000 bushels futures
on-io.. f.,1iIr-iaes ,.1cSina- dIl and m.
changed March closed AT 8,Nc. April
,i.s' & ,,-,., ,r.,,-@ 1851 OF ,., %. l,1l,-
closed " era.
Hay Quiet.
Hons. geist.
TI,lrs tirr1
Leather frm.
w ogi' Qult''
I.arS quiet: western steam closed at
ror'5 steady.
Butter. uru. western dairy S3l5c; Go
creamery ilN2ic.
Cheese. quiet.
Inflow GIIi
p-rrol.utn nominal. United closed A.
81 t-' 1id
Torpyntias. firm.
}i.a iirri
Sioi,ss+s f,-,
Cottorsecj oil quiet.
C4ff.. ,rriofs s.ead,- closing at 5Tf9
49,. 81 f..Ij,-,. s,,t .,free Pio allief
So. .,,,. fi,.,,, ,,gio.J S+.ad,.
-. ,,,3
Baltimorc. March l9-Flour. nrin ana
UnchaHseat receipts --''" '3rrelS' sup
--v4-s, .''1S 1ditrts. 900, .,,,,.t, eo. (,eaa
.ive-l, Uoti sgD, any i'to.is'' W ~,
/ els. stock. l2l. i5S ,bushels. sales 5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
7PA~S-OHIO DIVISION.

IFANo-UTFIV DIV IoIV.N.
For Columbus Chicago and The west.
7:2o and 1915 a. m. daily, and Alp p. m.
Columbus. Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
1915 a. m. daily and 1870 y. m. except
Saturday. and 2:3J n. M, Sunday only.
ST Clairsville accommodations po'b a.
m. and az p. m, except sunday.
Newark accommodation, Az p. m.
Sandusky Iall. 1915 a m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

= nv u.
From Chicago 2:35 a. m. and 80 p. m.
daily. and 1875 n. m. daily.
From ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Column
bus. 500 a. m and 5:25 p. n. daily.
ST. ClsirSviiie accommodation. 100 a.
m. and $50 %. m. except Sunday
Newark accommodation. ll:35 a. m.
Sandusky Nail So p m. daily.
CHAS. -. SCULL.
, General Passenger Agent.
Il, Nrrt L AL A.Lnnlilr ~ "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
STEAMERS.

IT, r FORCGNCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Ikstss MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS. NEW
ORLEANS AND INTERMEDI-
ATE POINTS.
VIII leave Whar,boat. loot OF Eleventh St.,
as follows:
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE for Cincinnatl'
n eyery TrrsD4Y at : a. n.. T. ;. Calhoun,
Master; Charles W. Kuoy, Clerk
Steamer HUDSON. every THURs oApat a.
N. Robert Agnew. Master: Al j. aiaYen' Clerk.
Steamer IRON QUEEN, every SATURDAY At
s q. m. for Ciueinustj JONI NJ. Philips,
Master: Z. H. Kerr, Clerk
First.class fare, Wheeling to Cincinnati, So.
Round trip $40. Meals ari state rooms III
c'uocd. tickets good until used. For freight
o. passage apply on board. or telephone No. ji1
mrsh C39CHARD & BOOTH Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough med
icine l handle, and rs seller leads all
other preparations in this market. [
recommend it because it is the best
medicine | ever handled for coughs.
colds and Group. A. w. Baldridge,
RiillnrcNilla Ill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20

commodation. 1880 a. m. and 500 D. M
except Sunday, and ll:CO p. NJ, Saturday
only.
daily except Monday.
Grafton express, 1910 4. NJ, Monday
only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-20
RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and alter Monday. December II. lSt!,
Passenger trains will run as follows:
sDaiIy. 'Daily except Sunday. Central
Time.