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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

List OF sales.
The following safes have been arrang cd
March
81, Jos II, Gould. New Castle Hi.
81. Jacr sun. New Castle I'D,
y, Nnii paper. go W ii street
u, stephen Nprtngt-, MIL Greek lid.
y. Locust ''arm liTanlywine iii,
q, Hannah iIerlck on. BranIvwIuc HID.
y, W II ilvndttGSsnn, carts latla IA
81 Mitchell a Highhell. MN reek ltd,
~ VIM Marin, norsoS "ity
u. 1amcs stafford.
81. j. II, Polk. newport
Aprii
Is. Frank u Chandler carriages Centre
willie, bel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

lhs order OF railroad teiegranhers
Glanced Of Il valuable watch for tile benz
fl II II worthy msmtIer IN needy c,rcuin
stances aud Iou.ilsd siIh Tho nAtgt,
was won bv Mr II L, Johuson. OF No, .
Mn-t insr,h street lie svt lle boys up
to elgar5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Miss Georgia G. Minors, daughter OF
Is. Minors and Mr. John Scheelor, all of
this city. were married to-day at nigh
noon by the Rev. j. b Howard The han.
by couple left on an extended wedding
tour north. The groom is II prominent
young groceryman OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
Elf TIL edition.
T IT VHVoT.
DOVER. March 20

Dover. March 20.
Both houses to-day In joint session
tallod to elect United States Senator to
Huocee1 Anthony Higgins.
The sessions OF both no 1908 were NOT
very interesting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Governor niarvips Condition.
The condition OF Governor Narvll to.
day remains unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

building Inspector nonl thla mornI ny
cohJamued ami ordered to bo torn down
III titee aHvs the properties Of l. q. Ben,
nett. VII eli were damaged by HE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

l. 'uk itiN VI Rooms InFHjsh he'd ur uIgftIr.
j. nisned. A. q. L. TITS oulc in!y.Jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

IA ANTI Dry e young Judy. u position as
w book keeper OF first class ~Ple-la,iy,
Best oil reference. Addfes8 5. L., TINS Office
MO tls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

l. HN fENl HEAP 4 r.rurnfiI1 acres, 3
lee from Town, uu u y -. Il Il. for
particulars eppty at I'll ". 7thsfrzat. u,U.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudYtu tar, preceded by rnin. ana little
chUH4.s OF temperature. Friday clearing
aud rather wal uIer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Sheriff Glllis yesterday sold the stock
and lixturea af the cigar store OF q II.
Robinson No. Is Last Fourth street, to
William l. Lyman for $5t0.
The nnw steam yacht AnorItR building
for HARRISON Il. Moore of New York. at tho
Pueey and Jones ConIpany's works will
he launched on Tuesday. March &C. at
noon.
The bnsket ball team of they VI. G. A.
will rlHy tho team OF The West end Read.
ing Room In the gymnasium OF The read.
Ing room to morrow night The gams
Will be called at Is O'Clock
The monthly reception to tho Y N. G.
A. members and their lacy friends was
held last night. A musicSI and literary
programme was rendered. after which re.
ireshments were served.
There Ia big pond of water on tho va.
cant lot at sixteenth and Claymons
streets the overflow OF which Keeps The
adjoining street Ia u wretohed condition,
The neighhors are complaining bitterly
about The place and there Ia some talk of
putting the Board Of Health on the prop.
erty,
The seconi exhibition OF allie from tina
American Lantern Slide Interchange for
1873 will be given ut tho rooms OF the
Delaware Camera CLUB, In tho Equitable
building, Tomorrow evening.
While at work In the Weat Yard yester.
day, PatIick j. ugllery let a rail fall on
his foot. iIlsn.u.l the member badly. lie
les des ut No. 0s3 Chestnut street.
Mr. Harry Eiumtns Is the execu to,
under tho will of tho ialo ALERT Thatcher
Mr., fhatelIer's estate Is est mated to b.
wor IA som seven y.iive thou sand dollar
consisting mostly OF valuable real eetate
Editor SprouI of the Chester Times IL
sojOurnjng with hl4 brother. W, Ii. ~or -,
II member of IN @ - council ~ Flo a,
We wish thsm ci IN p elsan, tr
Mrs, Laura bevose OF ne, .er ~ sting
at Delaware city, getting the UzDus from
Dn the waters Of the Delaware and Cher.
peake Canal
Sheriff ellis this morning so'd the -
oct OF Susan Wirker+tem nardw
tor g 10 William s P,4cS I 54b
Mr.. EphraIm Mag.r of GrroI bank
has been suffering WITT. ttie grip Tor In
pact three weeks. He Is slowly improv-
ing.
Jacob Megargsl OF Graenbank visited
our city to-day snd attended King street
market.
Mr. Geo. S. Cooley. who fell and In.
iured himself severely some two months
ago whilesBgaged III trimming trees on
his farm near Cnadd's Ford, Pa, ID i'm.
proving very slowly.
Isaac W. Finn. who has been engaged
In farming for many years. near Hoeke5.
sin has moved to Elsmsrs. where he will
reside with his nleoe, Mas Finn.
Enos l.. loan and Johu Z Nlelis were
elected TO serve as managers OF tho Will
minEton institute at a meeting held yes.
terday afternoon.
The Mater Commission met yesterday
afternoon. The pay roll amounting to
S4I0.0S was passed and intnrsst on loans
81 and 80 amounting to $1,000 was ordered
paid.
Mrs. Sarah E. Thomas died at her home
No. l9Ol West Ninth street. Sierday
from paralysis. aged 50 years. Interhent
viii bp nude In tue WilmingtOn aud Bran.
DIVINE cemetery.
Wlliiatn Mortord OF our city has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Downes at
Marcus. HOOK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

E'ult SALE = good kifcnen stove anu
IL other huuarhuih uobus. VIII sell cheap
Apply at ~! n, Adams street. n40.2ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Tho following cHses were disposed OF
before Judge Ball in the Police Court
this 10 orninR:
Daniel Holley, an old soldier, found too
full Tor navigation. was brought into the
hail and dismissed.
Michael Craven, who had looked too
long on the flowing bowl was fined 81 and
costs.
George Kelley. Thomas Tucker and Jas.
BeRley who were arrested for disorderly
conduct on King street, were remanded
back to the sweet smelling cells for trial
Oh ThursdGy before his honor Judge Ball.
John lOkaster. a son Of Italy was multc.
cd In the sum of 81 and costs for
being noisy drunk at Fourth and King
streets. Officer Lemuel Mari kindly %.
ccrted him TO the hall
Joseph Dryer. grandson OF Joseph @.
Dryer, who resides at No. 3l4 Broome
street. was In the dock, charged with
stealing double barrel breech loading
gun rom his grand PARENTS residence on
Monday afternoon. The young man had
been drinking finding work too hur for
his health. 80 In a lit of intenpernDce, In.
sanity or In hypnotic state sought the
third story and picked the gun up which
was hanging on hook In closst and
sold IL to NJ Il. Levy. who purchases
Second handed goods at Seventh and Mur-
kat streets for ten dollars
The young men, who WAS accompanied by
two other companions told Mr. Levy the
he wished to hook It,. At he trial before
HE honor Mr. Buyer senior, MIR. Levy
AMI MI. Foster gave testimony that held
young Fryer Ia tho sum of $500 for his
trin at The upper court.
Tho important case OF prosecuting or
prosecuting. We do not know which. was
then taken up against Mr.. Thomas Duffy,
an industrious ana enterprising freshman
who Keeps store at Front and Madison
streets. The charge was that OF violating
IA ma inn l,U Eafr ltpf
street with building material, which.ts b..
ing used In erecting q Two story brick
building.
Mir. McCloskey Mr.. Wiley and Daniel
Dohl were placed on the witness stand
and testiiled to the obtaining oil u permit
TO use the streets. but Ills honor said as It
was clearly proved that bully hal violated
the ordinance no could do nothing but
impose II ''slightn tine OF s25 and COSTS
MIR. Dully can thank his lucky stars TINT
he WIS not hung for the heinous offence
of violating tho ordinance which IL done
every hour in the day In our city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

Go ERrly 10
707, 700, Ill Shlpley sire il nd got q good
roast dinner Only 20 canL5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

us. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BURENU OFFICE
IA .-,r...Y,rr NJ. AI...,.s, N

bAlllMphE, ND, MaFCu ~.
The tabls below gives the tempera,
ture and the state OF the weather at s
a. III. to-day at the stations named:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
Silks

Twenty new styles of fancy
Talfeta Silks at IS cents.
Fifty new styles fancy Taf'
fota Silks at rs cents, 81, $1.l5
$l.25 and $3.50.
The most superb line of fan.
cy Silks we have ever shown.
The brightness and newness
OF our Fancy and Novelty Dress
Goods are the admiration of
our friends and the public.
All New.
Unquestionably the finess ar.
ray shown of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

The thsrmometsr at tins RErrBrIeAS
office to-day;
O'clock. u o'clock. 2p'clock
u 40 ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

5 1o7, 100, III shlpiey rtreet ma get a Voo1
rohst dinner. Only 70 csuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
Our
New
5000
Suit

styles OF neat patterns Grey
and Brown Mixed Cheviots.
Several OF the lots are Of our
own make, every garment
made in the building, and
we ask you especially to no.
ticc the quality and styles of
trimmings and makeup Of
our Suits, whether they be in
the cheaper or better ones.
No matter how low the price
we mean to give you the
moneys worth. We still
have all sizes in our own
make $500 Black Chcviot
Suits.
JAS L. MULLIN q Son
CIothin :, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
StJe3, D.liNIt:.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

NASIElt--A good DIRE -smaRcr. No other
w neet apply VI Market street, city.
m2J-2tf
w ANrED-A young man to help about
w tonhtry piAte as second man. Apply
mt Mig. Andrews state Ruud, mar city.
m9p-3tt
NA ANfED Two o. three ronms Tor light
w hous keep r. Address j, U. this OF
nee INFECT
E'ut SALE- = good kifcnen stove anu
j other huunrhOid goods. VIII sell Cheap.
Apply at ~! n, Adams street. ln!0. 1t.
\NTANTED An experienced white nurse
w girl with relereae. ut as Franklin
stree. In.U..I.
IA ANrfn-Byr young Iady. u position as
w book keeper OF first class ~RlezIaty
Best Of reference Addfess s. IT,, this Office
MO IL
NJ hNTED--N reliable party u occupy Il
w front seUurd -ioey room. FURNISHED or
unfinished. without how'd, a good lucat ion
private family; tctuIs reasonable. Address
KDGeti this office. fnstt-=tt
l. OR i1f.N Rooms Inrn.s he'd or uHftir.
j. nished. A. q. tins orc in9J-dt
IDUBLlC SALE-Wil lie sold at Ma fg9
J. KING street, Or Saturday afternoon
March Il ht / g eiock, bedstruda carpets
mattresses, chairs stands and u lot ui house
hold 900 l. Ia COCA order. l. W. stidh5ni a
son, AUG. mo.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20

w AMELIA good dre-smaRcr No other
w neet apply vi Market street, city
In2Il-2IE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-20
Jas, Bradford Co.,
a. and u E Thin. sr,s.
WANTED

Two harness makers. Steady
employment, H. D. HICKMAN,
No. 4 w. Front Street. n,s.e,.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. March After indicating
pretty strongly that II was about to make
further break to-day, wheat turned about
and closed strong at the same figures as
on the day before The irmness near the
end was due TO the considerable quantity
of cash wheat worked here for shipment
and The buying near the close OF some IN
New ork. said 10 be an order from Paris.
Corn and oats We're very dull again and
closed without change in price Provisions
acted uervOusY strong. Flour steady
and unchanged Wheat. cash No , spring
So .a575sC; No. 3 spring nominal; No.
red 81 az. SC; March 81 Is a52isc, closing
az 81 C.; Nav j35a a54 c, closing at $3.50;
July 54i aJ5 /, C, closing AT SAGE. Corn,
cash No .. 425sa43c; No. 3 yellow 4la4l3sc;
March 42Si a43c, closing at 425sc; May
449.at4 -c. closing at 1870; July 44i4a
a C. closing at A &C.. Oats, cash No. ,,
Us C., No. > white 32a32lsc, No. white
3ll5 a32c, May S5Sa29c, closing at CSC;
June . as Sc, closing at 2S>sc: July
- a21l5c closing At 2r,c ORye, No :,
5llsc. Barley No. ,, 55a5ic. Flaxseed,
No. /, g. 4Oal Al. Prime timothy seed at
s. -. Mess Pork, cash, per Dbl, $40 10a
10 50; May $40 G71SalO 90, closing at $40 50.
Lard. cash per 100 pounds S. so; May
IS 55u6 62h. closing at S. 621a; July,
IS zoo -. closing at S. -. Short ribs,
cash sides s. 45a5 30; May s. ~ a5 60,
closing at s. so; July - 60a5 ~, clos
ing at 81 ~ Dry sailed shoulders
45.a4slc: short clear sides g. 1Oa5 -.
WHISKY. distillers finished goods, ergal-
lon 81 - Sugars, unchanged Butter,
market steady; creamerieS lOalSc; dal-
ries Sa16c. Eggs, quiet at l43<sl5c.
NV YORK. March Flour, receipts
800 barrels. exports. 800 barrels
sales. .. 200 packages; market dull and
easy. Wheat, receipts, none; exports,
Al loo bushels; sales, 6.O6O,OO0 bushels flu
lures. and y. 600 bushels spot; spot market
.duIl; options opened lower, closed &c low
err: No. . red March closed at 5S'-c; May
closed at SOC: June closed at a9isc; July
closed 5qiac; August closed at 35'4 c; Sep
tember closed AT $3.50; December closed
Al 69s. e. Corn, receipts, $500 bushels; eN-
norts &. 5000 bushels; sales lSOOOOO bush
els futures. aud 100, 900 bushels spot spot
market steady: options opened steady and
closed sc higher on March and sal up
AN later mouths; March closed at 49l4c;
Nav closed AT 49c; july closed at 49c; Sep
tember closed at 49l4c Oats, receipts,
IA 100 bushels, exports, 500 bushels; sales,
los QUO bushels futures and $1,000 bushels
spot. spot market dull; No. SIC, No
delivered SIC; options quiet but fairly
steady. closed unchanged; March closed at
S3-. e.. April closed az 33l c; May 33aa3 sc,
chasing, at @ai-c Eav. firm. Hons oul"t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
ALErTER FROM sIBLEY.

The Pennsylvania CONGRESSMAN Makes
PubIc Some of His Views ON Econ
oWic-
Denver Col. March ii w. Dean.
off this city. has made public q letter
written 90 him November ~ last by eN-
Congressman j. c. Sibley. who is pro-
posed as the candidate of the Silver
Party for President, in which Mr. Sib-
ley says.
"Thecontinuous depression i'm values
cannot prevail much longer without
involving every business interest as
Well as the toilius classes i'm a common
destruction. The attitude We have
taken upon SOM of these great Ques-
tons is dangerous one. III produces
unrest. dissatisfaction and misery
those dainty viluds upon which am
archy feasts. and if ever the hideous
form of anarchy finds foothold i'm our
fair land the money powers. the sub
sidiZeJ press. and the servile pOlitl-
clans are responsible promoters and
faster parents OF anarchy Anarchy
will never find Judgment i'm happy
hearts nor i'm happy homes. lt Will
never find Judgment where labor meets
MS lust reward. and where production
rs accorded "a fair percentage Of it's own
products I believe i'm America for
Americans: that our constitution is
great and grand enough; that the re-
public. designated and founded by our
forefathers. and the blessings of God.
is Ample for the present wants. and
that we do not need to borrow either
financial or industrial economics, or
social or governmental systems from
the effete mOnarChies of the East.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March Cattle market steady
and higher. Bunches of choice steers sold
at 50 50a5 10 cows and pulls were princl-
pally at g c0a3 -.
Hogs active and prices were 1rm. Com
mon and light and rough mixed sold at
So 9Oa3 % and culls and sklps were as
posed of at 81 50a3 "a.
The sheep trade was dull and values
weak. Sheep sold principally at - 5Oa
: 30 and 81 5Oa4 30 was the range OF quo
tations for poor to choice. Lambs were
quoted at 81 25a5 %. -
Receipts-Cattle, H. 0O0 head; calves, AGO
head: hogs, IS, 900 head sheep, 10000 head
EAST LIBERTY Pa. March Cattle
steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Active at yesterdays prices.
Sheep-Dull; extra - 40a4 60; good
= 0Oa45o; common 10 fair lambs - 5Oa
80.
CrycrvvArr, o., March Hogs steady
at IS 75a4 10; receipts 3,4OO head; ship
ments 600 head
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guest of her son. p : Johnson.

guest of her son. p. :. Johnson.
Leander Earley's youngest child is
very sick with pneumonia.
Marshall. a cOlOred man of Column
bus. Will arrive to-day and take Cliff
Norris horse to GAINESVILLE and ship
him there on the b. x o. to Columbus.
John HOetiler got a fish bone i'm his
throat last evening which Or. Parry
removed this morning
a party at Nlr ROth's last evening
about twenty couples of young folks
We're present.
Mrs. Thomas Beardmore is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Griffth's horse run OIL with him
to-day coming from the depot. bruis-
ins but not seriously injuring him.
Miss Josephine schumacher. who
has been dangerously i'll, is reported
20 DE some better
A strong flow of salt water was
struck Tuesday aJ the Midland Well.
north OF town.
Mrs, j. White Johnson. of Allie
gheny. Pa. is the guest of her son. p.
:. Johnson
Miss Matte Mooney arrived home
Monday. She Will return to Cinciu-
matt next week
Air. Reed. agent for John 5. Naylor
a Co., of Wheeling was i'm town We'd
uCsday
Miss Grace Reed visited her cousin
al Summerheld Wednesday
Miss Maud Reed returns home to-
day
Mrs Othilla Dorr arrived home last
evening after am extended trip TO
Washington. ID. c.. and Philadelphia
She had a delightful trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
SAM. 5. JACOB SELECTED.

Special Co the Register.
NorgautoWu. W. Va. March AT a
meeting of the faculty and joint COM
mittee of the societies, held to-day,
sam. 5. Jacob. of Ohio county, was
unanimously chosen to represent the
West Virginia University at the inter
coIleeiate oratorical contest to De held
i'm Carnegie Hall, Allegheny. May ST.
1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
NEW LAWYERS IN OHIO

Special 90 tine REGISTER
Columbus. Ohio March Fifty
nine applicants for admission TO the
bar examined yesterday. We're to-day
commissioned 10y the supreme Court
to practice The following are from
Eastern Ohio. l.. r. Dwelling. Zanes-
vile. r. o. Duley. T. II. Garry, War
rem. l.. b. Frazer Caldwell, and Geo.
a Hasson. New Lisbon.
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BEII.AIEF.

The regular annual sermon to- the
colorel Odd Fellows of Beilaire will De
preached i'm The A. NJ h. Church on
next sunday, by the Rev r.. H. Bum
merry pastor OF the Wheeling A. A. H..
Church. assisted by Prot Jones
ID. II. Nuligan. of the ST. ClaUsyine
Gazette. passed through Belaire yes
terddy ON his road home from Wash
ington ID. G..
The Merchant Hotel guests We're.
q. T.. Lauuy. G. Il. Miller. J. r. Lantry.
Wheeling w L. Delap. New York, A.
ID. Peters. Bethesda; A. H. Heath. ID.
NcGelvey, Glencoe. sam j. Curtis CO.
lumbus r. Andrews. Wellsville
Miss Anna Johnson. very agree
able Young lady of the Third Wacd.
has gone 10 Emsuntn Pa. 70 visit.
There Will De Lenten services az the
Trinity Episcopal Church. i'm The cut
tonight
L. Danrord. Congressman-elcct of
this district came home from Wash
ngtou ID c.. yesterday
The steel works 1re running i'm fun
now. and turning out "a good tonnage of
bulets.
There has not been candidate for
Council ON the Republican ticket sug
gestel from the Third ward.
George Laudkroum of the Fourth
ward. who has been very low with
typhoid fever. is reported as some bet
ter az this writins
Uncle Toms Cabin Will DE explained
al the ElySim next Wednesday, night
q o. a.a "a D.. 10 rrrHH
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PEIROLEUH Al.

New YORK, March Z. - Petroleum
strong and higher; Pennsylvania, sales
none; April option sales none; closed at
81 O6I4 bid. Lima oil, sales none.
OIL CITY, PA, March Opened at
81 O5; highest 81 O64; lowest 81 o.;
closed at 81 0G4; sales, $1,000 barrels; ship
ments, "a, 454 barrels; runs, 14,jlO barrels.
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Hides firm. Leather firm. Wool steady
Beef. steady. Cut meats. steady. Laro
fairly active; western steam closed al
So S2l{ asked. Pork, firmer Butter
steady; western dairy Sal4c. Cheese,
steady Eggs, weaker; western tresh
90c. Tallow. firm. Petroleum, nominal
United closed at 81 057s Rosin firm.
Turpentine. steady at 35a35%c. Rice,
steady. Molasses, firm. Cottouseed Oh
quiet. Coffee, options steady and closed
barely steady at 5al5 points net advance
Sugar, raw, firm; refined quiet.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, NJ arch Wheat
firm: No. . red March j2a5215c; May
sos a595Ec: June 60a69l4c Corn. iea13c
higher: No mixed March 4l14a4ielc c;
April Az 7a4Sc; May 4Sl4a4S5{c; June -
a4qc. Oats, steady: No. , white March
S6l<a368/c: April 1861 31c; May 31a3f4c;
June 37a8Ti6c Butter. steady; Iancy
western creamery 19c. Eggs dull; fresh
western lSc Receipts --Flour, 2,+oS par
rels; Il, 747 sacks; corn. 1000 0usnels' oals,
10000 bushels. hipments-Nheat'Z 'UOU
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, Il,OOO
buhsels.
TOLEDO. o.. March Wheat, quiet and
steady: No 2 cash and March % &C; May
55s5c; July t55J5c; August 552sc Corn.
dull and steady No. mixed 42l &c: May
44IIc nominal; No. mixed 42c. Oats,
steady: No. mixed 8lHc; No. : white
33lfc. RIVE. dull out firm; cash 55%c.
Cloverseed. higher aud steady: prime cash
g. 57]5; March 81 80. Recelpts-Fiour 5OO
barrels; wheat. 1000 bushels; coru, $4,000
bushels; cloverseed 40 bags. Shipments
Flour >, OOO barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels
corn, 10. 500 bushels; oats 500 bushels; Glow
erseed 769 Gags.
CINCINNATI. ONO, March Flour,
receints ZOO bushels: shipments, $500
bushels. Corn. firm and higher; No. , mix
ed 43c Oats, firm; No. mixed SIC. Rye,
irregular; No ,, 56a5S}5c. Pork, hrmer
at $40 S7l5. Lard tirmer at 81 %. Bulk
meats frmer at = 25a5 37l5. Bacon.
fair demand at Sc 5Oa6 62}5. Whisky,
firm: sales $50 barrels at s. %. Butter
firm. Sugar. firm. Eggs easier at BIC.
Cheese, steady.
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wooDSFIELD

a'-sfe't Ohio March THE
League viii give q cOnun-
s1..a. Friday evening.
IT, Hawkins was here Tuesday
o interest of the Fishers Foundry
.-n2ur OF Wheeling
..s Johnson. Of Pittsburg, is the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
s-lC1Y rs OYgR DRAPINGS.

.-- .o-'l 10 lovelier than the
I-. .re1a-iisSa materials that
cr. silk foundations for
| .ca..c- The girl who said
ii the, were going to
o- sou, back was about
Eren this hulej ijsse is used
contrasting shade for an
apo an eaect of great thick
-ren because the flutes are
anal us the material is so
t.c flutes turn and sway at
che silk beneath shows i'm
shaded aGec,. A beautiful
white satin. cl0udel with
lack crepe lisse, seemed aJ a
lco to be- made Of some beau
n- fur deep and white 40 the
black 90 the tips of the hair.
look h3Had completely any
enlightened observer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
The Metal NIares5

NEW York. March :. Pig iron, weak
Scotch Sl9 O0a2OOO; brokers price - OO]6.
Lead quiet; brokers price s. O2'4. Tin,
easy; straits Sl3 075@al3 10. Plates weak.
Spelter, weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-08
!. S. RHODES { Co.

Or FURNITURE e est. It's its"' the he 10 log
that supplies the lmeans OF making home
pleasant. The best lumber o0tainaoe on
the western hemisphere is used in manu-
featuring our furniture. What it's made
of and the way it's made up are the two
great points in our magnificent furniture
exhibit. Our parlor and bedroom suites
are art studies in wood. Every piece is
a creation, an example of novelty monu-
meut of cheapness Not the price, but the
value makes our goods cheap. It's as
plain as the multiplication table that moth
ing can be made better nor prices lower.