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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25
OTHER NEWS.

II. p. Hadley, paper hanger.
Carriage painting, f. p. Hadley.
F. p. Hadley, painter and decorator.
Call and see Taylor's carpets before
buying.
d. W. Henderson WAS up from Guide
Rock Monday.
j. N. Brown Of Nelson was in this
burg Saturday.
Congress pillow shoes 81 ,25 and 81 so at
Cincinnati shoe store,
A complete 9 line Of wall paper at
Taylor's at bottom prices.
Are shoes ~advancingf Read A. II
Kaley's ad at the head OF locals.
w. L. Bennett and L. E. Spence Of
Bladen we're on our streets Tuesday.
G. w. Haley IL in Lincoln this week,
booming real estate interests for Web
ster county.
Mrs. Delahoyde Of Blue Hill was in
Red Cloud Monday, the guest Of Mrs.
J.. 8. White.
w. B. Roby will take eggs in exchange
for flour. fruit, feed. grain, etc. Bring
on your eggs.
M. 8. Marsh Of Renwick, Iowa, was
shaking hands with old friends In the
city this week.
When you want a nice smooth shave
OF hair cut, give Geo. Fortress q call
One door west Of Miner Bros store.
have the largest assortment Of boots
and shoes In the city and at such prices
as will at oil pockstbooks.-A. II. Kaley.
Mrs. McMastsr Of Franklin. sister.in
law Of 8. E. Cezad, was In Rcd Cloud
this week while on route home from a
visit In Omaha.
Go to W. W. Wright's. the ~cheapes,
headquarters in the valley for heating
cooking, and all kinds Of stoves. The,
have them In great variety.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25

he Worlds Fair Tests
showed 10 bakins Pewdsf
% psfs Or %, crest n I.sy'
ssiRg pewsr - tho Row.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25

Jas. Burden is q man who will run the
Office Of district clerk in good shape,
and is fully qualified to do 90 in every
particular. He has been a resident OF
Webster county for a great many years
and has won the esteem Of his neigh
bors and the people generally wherever
he has boon. You q not do better
than to vote for him, for. In doing 20
you will be voting for q man who 10 do.
serving Of your suffrage. Vote for Bur.
den.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25
The Lille GiQDt School Shoes

Are better wearers, better filters. and
better styles than any other children's
shoes. They make no second grade,
hence no substituting poor shoes for
good ones. Remember the name "The
Little Giant School Shoes" Rememb r
the only place you can buy them
Latest novelties in Women's Bright
Dopgola Button and Wei Kid, white
stitched.
, The greatest thing Tor school marms
and school girls is our Kangaroo CALI
button with patent tip, light weight.
eoft, pliable, warm and do not scuff.
Great wearers.
III EX,&
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
WOOL.

London September 24-The fifth series
of the Cologne WOOL sales LOT TINS year
opened at the Wool Exchange to-day.
There was q crowded attendance OF Eng
lish and Continental buyers and also some
representative American buyers. frlceS
were strong and actice. MerlnoS showed
10 10 and crossbreds IS to 70 per cent al
vance and were met with keen demand;
Shaftv secured merions and Cape of Good
Hope and national woods were 10 " per
cent HIGHER The number of bales Of
fered to-day was l5,Ool, OF WhlSh ovJ We!e
withdrawn. Following are the safes III
New south Wales-4,6S5 bales; secured,
7dGls al: greasy, S&9sl2d. Gao
Queensland-2,7S bales; scoureu' sun
Is I'd; greasy 42Gl0d. -,,l,,.
Victoria 76 bales; secured, Il2d@ls
South Anstralia-45S bales; secured IA
I'D; greasy. 4q7%d. -,.1cild
New Zeal2nd-3,i7s bales secured T2u4
Is 3D.; greasy. '5AMll!2d ,-.., ot,-
bales: secured, 7laddls Cd; greasy 90 '12u
Boston. September 2A-The wool market
here is steady with prices hrm' caused by
tho strong position of the wool market
abroad Fleece woods maintain mouet
ate sale while territory WoolS are me-. 1
ing with a slow business, buI SoIiiS IT, 7OU-
sized blocks are being taken Inc IolloW
ing are the quotations for the leauiiis ue
scrptOns: aa,.s V opd
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces, y NJ aiiq !
above 1791Sc; Xxx and above $50 No no.
combing &c; No. 2 combing &c. ~, Sl91 m
gan, Wisconsin, etc: MiGhlBan loG ,,,T >
\ illinois lGIad1T@c; No. Michigan COMP
ing 22c: No / Illinois 22c; No; : MlGhlgah
cOmbing DC: X New York, New It3ulP-
shire and Vermont lG0l6i$c; NO. N ,eE'
York. New Hampshire and vermont ~
zoe: unwashed medium Kentucky ana
Maine one-quarter blood complnE I've
Kentucky and Maine three-eighths olouq
combing 1Si5G1gc; Indiana ana missouri
quarter blood combing l@4q1gc; lndl4na
and Missouri three-eighths blood com PM pm
iST1Sisc: Lake and Georgia HHlSc. 1eX Sj
wools: Spring medium az months l2L15
14c secured price Sl0S2c; spring I Id5I5o ".
montbs1 Ii1i3c: secured price S5Q sc /;
srring medium six to eight months w
10. Secured price 30G3lc; spring me Ssl&
10 eight months sale; secured price ga
S3c Territory woods: Montana me es, ne.
dunn and fine lie; secured price o94S,ci;
Montana No. medium lag loc sCVuIsu
nrice 95G37c. California woods; North l.iI
ssnring iid14c: secured price SSnS4G' Itliu-
ale county spring 1l@l3c; secured price
S962Sc: free northern fall nominal, sGo td
ed price nominal. Australian, scourei pa
sis Combing superiine 42Qioc; c9 9gl!5dl!S
GOOD 40T4lc: combing average SSdo'c'
Queensland combing 3Sq4Oc.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25

ffi, ii,(io .,,.', ~ fJ per crate.
rel O. '0c@SI " per par
Tfttio T,e,-,- oo1,,-
peacLe< n -i-(,5 ~ tel udsheI'
ToaSre - s0s,q 81 ~, - ~ S'e'
Sweet Iot"toes ~ = - a7l 9SE So L., -,
C,t.~,. - -. -, - g ~ pei odIIel.
E ely' 8larn1tgs p ga 2 55a Gar dozen
- PSI uUHeH'
Chicago, September 2i-Another short
eC9IT IN wheat sent the market up again
Stu Dec h9er closed with a gain OF Zee
I'tt-S CoI. cioseu &c higher May oats 1sc
hlEieI ana PROVISIONS made slight gains.
. " heat sash No. spring 59hQ59Ac; No.
. - - lIl5 sou no; red 9s!sHb9Ac; Sep
iietll"Sl % tt95 Sc, closing at $3.50 Decem-
s SS5 oos4gyc, Closing al 5y@ic; May 621g4
% ~, Cios!ns ~ o5'zc
<, ~ II, CaSu no. 5Irtci NO. yellow 3l%c;
September 5lisQ3l&c. closing at Sl2ic; Oc-
SUoeI Sie45lc, closing at 3O.sc; December
=. s4H14c, closing al zS14c; May &tsQZ9Ac,
cl9Cs sls al 7s'<c. ,,,.1
,CaIs' cash no. H1sc; No, white H%g
&c. NO. white 2ldZll4C, September 1870
~ Sc, Closing al ls5se; October lSl2glS4c,
2O7sc.
Rye, No. 3Sl2c.
Barley. No. nominal.
tlaXseed, No. 81 co,
IIiue li4olhy Setu So9V- $1,000. ..
MSS PUN Cd9-t L-I hdIIeI - Vp4o ~
Sclooer y S.tr04 S't2' closing Ct - Si2'
'@Nu,t-y ~ "'4' ti12, cioslns az ~ i112.
L4Ia' casn per ION IDS - 80, october 50 .
S'", t'l2, NlCSt4lS az - . ~ january % 'ti24
81 C'oS 3S u - - ~ 81 o->.- 50. $780,,
81 ySq5 %, closing at $ %; January 81 S2l@
45 81 J!oslhs az e o''2 GRAZ
S S,l,! clear sides 59ssa5@c.,
". n''S ~ DO us 'iiieIS Hii49'-eu BOoOs per
Butter, firm; creamery SQ21c; dairy
49,. ,.-,-
it5,95S}i nm 81, q, lf4 10y l,, ,,. H..
t SSS G a., oo5 barrels; wneqt
Isl c6o bSsbeis IN M beLSIs sTIs ~
f25. eco bushels
Shinrnenfs-I'loIr On barrels. wheat
1900 bushels. corn ia Ol0 6nsheis. oats
1lS00 bushels: barley 10 Gao bushels
New York. September 2.-Flour, re-
ceipts 81 eco barrels; exports, g. 500 barrels;
market drmer.
Wheat. receipts % 200 bushels: exports,
lg5 cg3 bushels. spOt market nrner: options
closed l3s015sc higher. Closing Septem-
Der 63iac. December Gji2c.
Corn receipts 146.4OO bushels; exports,
zoe rll bushels. suot market steady; OPP
fions closed ltc higher. September closed
at S724c o,o,, ,...-,,.,.. .,.,,,.,s
OaJS, Iecelpls, -+-oeo pusiSlS, e en- 80, ~,
2.lS nushels co sin i. bi,Sber cos
ing; September A'sc; December zH2o'
HIDES urIn.
~, yer; M
w o3| sIedGS-
80 -, a.. 5,,,,
- o-ri,,l md steady. western steam
L-,'' T. a. aS
CiDSeI az 30
Fork' sseauy. e+o+o aud PENNSYLVANIA
ES{ss, u .,.Il-.. ~, f,ssb ifi.c
i'T IL. w. 49,, ID
Petroieum. dull: United closed at 81 2r2
bj1
S %Gi1sSS options closed steady hut un-
changed 10 10 points lower; spot Rlo quiet
7,,5+i.,,.,.. c,orter,bar 24-Flour. quiet
baluinoIe, SEP s ,...,;',ts n e-6 barrels
ana unchanged IeNelptsi 10y c5it lS69S. r..
Wheat hrmer, spot anu ne, rCd g6.{,54st q:
Decenoeps s Si ii,,,,eLsls, southern wheat by
Ie-,.t - s5r,,.,l,, do an erade coz GG3Ac.
Corn, unsettesd spot SS 'O 81 oI5 G b,uIsbeis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
GROCERIES
Register Office.


Wheeling. September q. 1888.
Svrup-Silver Drips Syrup zoe; Fancy
Drips sc: Us addition I'm nan patIelsJ >
%eW Orleans Molasses-Fancy 5Sc; Cho!Ce
3Cc. Prime soc. Mixed goods. New VI
leans Soc. Bakers goods &c. - 49,.
Provisons-Schenk's medium ,; Z. MAINS MANS
Zoe: 20 No average g5c; ;. G. preaAI9st
bacon Size: =. G. Shoulders Zee c!,y SUES
-i-c. ham beef l2c; ordlnlry beef lie
Lard-Schenks pure kettle, uerces, g.
Armour's pure, uerces' lc' Ia s ., III
Mound tierces jiac. The advance Tor sHah-
err Uackages over uerces is as loloMs:
ifaucv tubs ssc: 80 10 tins &c; 20 10 tins sc;
10 10 tins SIC, 10 tins tsc' 10 cans &c
Canned Goods 10 fancy l0m ma S5o SSGi
tomatoes. new. 7jc: Hartford co. stand
ard corn 90c. lb Honey Drop corn y 10;
California peaches 81 so. 10 StanuaIQ
fable reaches 81 so: pie peaches hci l 10
Deep Sea full standard cove oysters Soc
M light weight cove oysters sJc' acorn
Standard string beans zoe; lib can corn
Lecf s. 80: 1 10 can Clipped beef s. 40; l 10
can lunch tongue s. N.
Woodenware-No. 'ubsl 80 .: 40. :.
s. So. No. 8. 81 %, 2-hoop pals, 81 10; S-1ocp
81 S0. sap 81 90: sinz.v WdShDOardS 81 JOi
double do 3 90; crimp double do 81 ..
Fruits-NeW Turkish prunes none Raj
sins. Valencia. new, 4alc layer Onaaro'
new 7c: California evapOrated apricots,
12c, I'm bags, Zee less. -,..-,., en-.
ON-Lard. extra western strained. 60c;
carbon oil. 10 Giac; carbon, 100 &c;
water white Sec Lewis miner Winter
white oil. acc: summer white, SOC.
Sugars-CUt loaf 5.4Sc; cubes, 9.l0G'
r6vr6ered 5loc: granulated. standard.
Sc. standard confecuoners' A. Abe Co
iumlla \. 46o; Ridgewood \, 4.6Jc;
America A. Acc; white extra {, 423c' {,
csc: choice fruit sugar 3;I9c.
Rfce-Fancy pearl &c. choice pearl 5lsc;
choice domestic, 6iac; prime domestic.
Sc. fair domestic. size; fancy head. 61ac.
Coffce-Creen Coffee-Fancv Golden Rio.
23I.c: fancy green, 22i4c; peaberry. N&c;
choice green. 23i3c; prime green, &c;
,n''9s+irg GRADES. Die: Java and Mocha,
8fIc: high grade, &isc. Roasted in pack
e,,ss-Arbuckle's coffee. I.79c, Jersey COT
Zee. q .7gc: Lion coffee, 2l.lSc; Arrow COZ
fee. q zoe; Panhandle conee zl.'yc'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25

reported for mich COWS at 50 O0g4O 90,
and few extra S45 90 per head Receipts
50 head.
market slow. Grassers 81 OOg66 % per
head and dull. Receipts 6lS head
STOCK ON THE WHARF.
Cattle-The demand was fair for the
light offerings, with the following quota
tons: Cows 81 5Ga2 90 per 60 lbs: bulls
81 75@2 g per 100 lbs oxen 81 00lt2 80 per
100 lbs young steers over l.2e0, lbs. - coo
50 per 100 lbs. lighter weights y 75dS %
per 100 lbs; fresh cows Sl5 UJqSJ % per
head.
CaIves-Really fine yeals were rather
scarce and were firm. but common calves
We're easy. The quotations were: For
strictly choice Veals 5@6c per 10. and for
rough to good g 5Oa7 20 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-Prices We're about
steady, with fair call for choice stock,
and the quotations We're as follows:
Spring lambs SQ4c per 10 and 81 5Olt3 W per
head; sheep 1RG2l2c per lb and 81 O0q2 80
pre- head
Chicago, September a. - Common TO
choice dressed beef and shipping steers
So 50N5 80; prices were low. few going as
high as s. . and the best were fully 75c
lower than a year ago. A good share OF
the beeVes now arriving changed hands at
81 7yQ5 %; stockers ana feeders 81 t5U3 s.;
prime feeders fetching 81 >; cows and
heifers 81 56g3 10; calves 50 80; prime Da-
kota and Montana steers 81 60Gf 70
Hogs. lower; the best droVes went at
81 30. and sales largely at g S5G4 90 for
packers and 81 l5Q4 . for shippers; com
mon TO choice heavy So 65u4 -; choice
butcher weights 81 30; mixed lots s. l0Q
%: light weights 50 75Q4 80.
Sheep. choice native 81 50lt3 80. few going
above s. 10 or below s. -; western = +D4
70; lambs 50 00lt4 IS.
Recepts-Cattle, 5000 head; calves, $50
head. hogs 20090 head; sheep, 1900 head.
East Liberty, September 24-Cattle quiet
and lower; prime s. 2045 40; good butch
ers' 81 Oo0i 80; bulls, cows and stays 81 %
ft3 co.
Hogs. duh and lower; prime "a 40G4 80;
fair to good Workers 81 lOQ4 4Oi rough 50 W
Sheep. very quiet; extra 50 20QS 50; fair
to good 81 50Q2 50; common 5oc4Sl %;
lambs s. COCA 80.
Veal calves So O066 30.
Cincinnati. September 4-Hogs, fairly
active and strong at So 6JG4 40; receipts,
1000 head; shipments, eco head.
HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
Cincinnati, September Y.-Business FOR
the past week has been fair, with an eX-
ira good local demand for all classes Re
sirable ella sSes. Good. prompt drivers and
Speeders, also extra match teams, nave
the cali Young sound mules well broke
Horses-Draft good S55q9o extraS9Gd
1876: coach. good $70G10. extra $1,000 80;
driving. good $50gS5. extra $S5Wl40; saddle,
good S10N95. extra SS5q 10; Southern, good
5000 extra S4cM5O.
Mues-l4 TO lpa hands, good ACQ50 eX-
ira $i5Q55; l412 TO 10 hands good $39Gs22,
extra S60d70: IS TO l512 hands, good S65l 10.
extra S750S5; 49, to Is hands good SS1Q.0,
extra $S5U1O0; IS 10 1872 hands, good SlNG
10, extra $ll0Ql20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
BALTIMORE G OHIO RAILROAD.
ARRIVE.


From New York. philadelphia: BaltI'
more and Washington. $50 a M a., aaly, =,
Cumberland accommodation 7:lo p NJ
s1 Grafton n Accommodation. 1910 a. ms
MIto5undsville accommodation. 7Io a. "a M
md i:lO p. m, except Sunday ana ''iO y
m, Saturday only. d,i1,,
Cumberland express, AS p. M dally:
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVE
SION.
r7or pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York. 455 a. III
and 5:45 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg. 1880 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express. $50 p. m, ezcep1
washington. Pa. accommodation. SOC
o. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Bait
more. Washington and Pittsburg,. 1910 a;
m. daily IL so p. IN, except saturday AMI
2.25 a. m, Sunday only.
Pittsburg mail. 12:S5 p. m, except sun
Washington, Pa, accommodation $40 q
M, except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
Register Office.
1rhneling- Sen,omher q

Wheeling. Seplcmher ., 80
Flour-Choice family hour in WOOD
81 90: in paper. g 70 per barrel; Mime Lll
6aha in X cotton sacks, s. 90; Minnen e,t a
in wood 81 co. Galaxy in : &c cotton o ,6 saSN Is
wood nod 8 'I as: spring wheat dour IN iut(
s NoGy Of 1lS los Sc 81 per barrel Pillsbury
Best in wood. 81 %; PIlsburyy IN paper Z ad
81 10; Reliance. spring wheat IN Mooq an diio
winter winter wheat family flour, 81 % in paper
Grain~Wheat. new per hushei, 6Jc
corn. soc per bushel; oats, DID, 6oc' new
'O FFeed-Middlngs, per ton, $50 90; BRAN
per ton, SIS CO., 49, m. ,ooeo hoy,
80 St ran IS 90; loose, IS 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
DRY GOODS.

New York. September 2i.-Agents have
advanced Laconia. Biddeford and Rock
port corset Jeans i2c; Palmer gray S,.5 ana
Garniture and Bookfold ticklngs l2c.
Many MAJ W buyers SI were in the walks and many
lid over orders were placed for future
delivery and spots were shipped: o, ~
Trau River print cloths were sold at Csc,
less one per cent for 5000 pieces spots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25

7:2O a. m. from Cleveland TO UhrchS-
vile 2:2S p. N. from Uhrichsville 10
cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tick
cts to all points Call on our agents or
M. G. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
METAL MARKET.

Naw York September 24.-Pig iron,
firm. southern S13 0eI14 90.
Copper. easy; brokers' price l2c;-
T,ead steady; brokers' price g 10.
Tin quiet: straits 81 S0qA 3; plates
quiet: spelter quiet; domestic "a 29a4 50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
PETROLEUM

New York September A.-Petroleum'
weak: closed at 81 2li2 bid. ,-..-- -.....
oil CITY. September 4.-Petroleum, open
cd highest. lowest and closed 81 PIE.
sales 4.O0O barrels; shipments &,lS4 bar
rels; runs. s. AT barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25

FOR SALE-HANDSOME EMBOSSED
society cards. at Register Office. jyZq
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
al the Register Counting Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, iia = Per Cent - Governments,
Strong --Stocks, Active - Hour, Firm.
Wheat. Higher.

Money, lis = Per Cent - Governments,
Strong stocks, Active - Hour, Firm.
Wheat, Higher.
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
There has been q marked improve
ment i'm business since the abatement
OF the smallpox scare, which is mani
tested i'm an lines. A Register report
en- In q tour OF the business district
yesterday, noticed a number of changes
in the price of staple articles. Butter
aud eggs are both scarce and prices are
sitter Lemons are quoted wholesale
az $3.50 per box. which is the highest
price for number Of years. They are
very scarce. Sugars have advanced
slightly, and provisions have declin-
ed. Very little wheat is being brought
IN by the farmers ON account OF the
low prevailing prices, but the price Of
flour has sti1eued.
New York. September 2i-1Ioney on
cc.. easy .t l.eu- per cent. last loan . per
cent. closed az l--uZ per cent.
Sterling exchange dun and steady at
Silver certificates Ga67is.
torcrumeuts-S tronE.
New T.. -. IS Registered ................122 ii
New u. ). IS Cpupons........ .l-.ii
u. $. is Registered ......... HOS
e. $. as COun0nS...-.- .-....... HOES
II. s. is Registered .....-- .........-lll' IS
/. g. ts Coupons. ............ .llZ'a
= IS As'7 ----''' ~ ~
ta.' o@ oi t'--..--...''.'.''...
Statls-Iuactive.
rualS-Nedk.
S.ocEs-The chief factor I'm the stock
market to-day was the revival OF gold eN-
port rtUors W-ic1 iu the present specu-
laur. temper. materially exerted de-
pressing effect The street has come TO
rle conclusion that lt least temporary
half has been reached In the outward
movement of gold aud this sentiment has
though moderate Increase IN the supply on
Gotten and other bills Members Of the
late government bond syndicate. however
s-iu declare that further gold shipments
.- .Fe moment are Impossible. The mar
s-l was about equal IN business 20 lhGt or
the previous day. the dealings being fairly
WeI distributed. The Changers and IN
lHs rial shares were again conspicuous
and Reading also reached prominence.
Leather stocks We're helped by the report
Cd Sinner tendency Co The market Tor dry
uie- which had recently been dull aud
rather depressed The market opened aC-
the leading shares. The bears promptly
made lgmOrstraC ION against the Indus
trial stocks and soon extended their at
re~-.ou 90 The Cu1lerS and Changers. Inc
downward trend Of prices was Interrupted
for lUt brief period around midday.
Ihe declines at The lowest usuFes an :
Sugar ~, per cent. Tobacco ia and Lead
4 per cent. The Changers lH4's, me Coal
ers u- the latter Jersey Central The
Leather shares displayed marked strength
in The early dealings. advancing 'l0l'2 per
cent respectively They We're alected,
however. by the weakness in the general
list Iu the late dealings and lost l3uls Der
cent of the respective Improvements. The
speculation left on weak In tone with
. D H.a H fr IIr ID na ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
Baltimore CattIc Markel


Thursday. September 10, 1885
Union STOCK YARDS, CLAREMONI /.
Reef Cattle-The market has been falrly
.e+i,.e throughout both yesterday ana 10
J9Z The quality was quite up 10 mat OF
l0sr weeks offerings. and the values ruiz
iDo last week have been we'll maintained
LSfb davs this week. Quotations l%q9c'
,,ifr few at or near the lower ilSure anu q
fair number al and near the hisher-ihosl
sales at 30334c. Ill. ,..,,,,o1
prices OF beef cattle this week ranged
,e follows. Best heeVes 4HiltJc. those gem
sraliv rated first quality 4as44'sc' msulum
or good fair quality 3'sf9'scs OIul'-ai!
Thin steers. oxen and COWS -
OF the cattle received L4t He9G CaHle
from West Virginia. 1850 from lIsil.la;
y from Pennsylvania. IS from Mary ia''1
and is from Ohio. as beo5
arainst 1861 last week and 5.-4L one va
ago. CT the offerings lilo menu 1,l w.. 49,
taken bv Baltimore butchers. 7V' ~ cO.t.-
80, dealers and SD hv Eastern buyers.
Total sales for The week 100 hetta, assl''s'
~ last week and 2&cl one year ago. 80
sheen and Lambs-The receipts tHls
week were 1.Sl3 head, against li.4i last
week and CO. one year ago.
Re0arks-The market mas not peeI a.
tive for either sheep or lambs. Hu1 me
MARKET is about the same as IL was on
Monday sheep sell at 1ieGZlsc ior com
mon 10 fair and 3Q3Ac for fair 70 soou.
Lambs are quoted at 3QiAc ana 4 le"
extra a shade higher. $500
Swiue-The market has closed strong a
Mondays values, with prospects oil hisH-
er prices next Monday. .a .~,,,a
Mich Cows-There is a fairly good trade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER Office.
Wha.ling- Sentomher q. ~

" U"'IIIst ~ VIIIV-t - I""''
Cattle-Steady; extra. 1860 TO 200, 544
4c. GOOD goo TO 1000, 3i2HSs4c; good, SVO 10
QUl 3l.08lac: fair. 700 TO SEQ. 2SiN3c com
mon. 500 TO zoo. 2g2Ac; bulls, lizQ2'2c;
cows. 1@lQ2#c. . e.ooa
-: common. 3iafi &C. 90
oilc. common. lac: lambs - U5%c.
Fresh Cows-Steady ~ $25 oHQ3J O1.
Calves-SteaCy al 4u7A4c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
rRANs-oHTo DIVISION.

For Columbus, Chicago and the West'
S:S5 and 1918 a. n. daily, ana 4'1o p Ai'
Columbus. Cincinnati ana st. Louis:
1OI5 a. m. daily. and llAQ p. m, eAceps
- ClairsVille accommodation, lOlJ a.
IN, and $40 p. m. except SUNDAY:
Newc-k accommodation, $40 p. n.
- sa1indusky Mail 1915 a. m. daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
GOING SOUTH
.OrNG NORTH

Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c.. l.. & W. Depot in
Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
ARRIVE

From Chicago, Ills a. m. and 100 anc
1880 p. II. daily.
From St. Louis. Cincinnati and Column
hns $50 a. m and $3.50 p. m. daily.
g. Clafrsville accom- mediation. 2iO p.
n, and $50 %. m, except Sunday.
Newarl accommodation, 1910 p. M
Nesla5induslcy mail, 5: 30 p. m. daily.
CHAS. O. aCULL.
General PASSENGER Agent.
TT. LANE. T. 2. Agt.. Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Monday, June TO- 1880. Pas
Eenger Trains will run as follows: FDally.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central Time
South Roupd ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-25

North Bound.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-05-24
SPECIFICATIONS CHANGED.
A Way by Which the Addition to the
Public Building nay be
rgru -=.--- Secured.
Architect Gerlach Receives Letter
from the Supervising Archi-
tect'S Office. BE s-

Architect Gerlach has received a
letter from the office of the superyis-
ing architect at Washington, contain
ing modified Specifications, which it is
hoped will enable Contractor Carroll
to reduce his "bid to within the limit
prescribed by the comptroller of the
treasury. - raz --aa
The specifications have been gone
through very thoroughly and cut
wherever possible without cheaper
ing the building more than is abso-,
lutely necessary, and it may be that
all the changes, called for may not be
necessary, particularly the substitu-
tion of wood for marble floor and
wainscotting in the postoffice lobby
Mankato cement is allowed to be used
in all of the inside work. s~
The proposition of the. board of
trade to raise a guarantee fund does
not seem to have met with favor at
Washington. 1t is probable that con-
gress next winter will make it possible
to restore the specifications where
they have been cut, by releasing the
appropriation. In this way it is
thought the enlargement can be Sc
cured.