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Evening journal., 1896-01-27
Another Market street Dance.

A merry dance WAS enjoyed on Market
street on Saturday evening through
the hospitality Of Mr. and Mrs.
Jimson. These who participated In
the dance were Peter Closer
ana wife, Robert Miller and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Klinet, John Gears aud
wife, Frank Andrews and wife, Miss Bessie
Nehef, Flossy Christy. Mr.. and Mrs Beck,
James Christy and wife, Charlie Becker
aud wife. Lewis Smith, Richard Eckles,
John hyde and others.
Evening journal., 1896-01-27

PENNIES AND SHALL UB BARSb oAx
BE HAD Ar THE COUNTING RoOB.
Evening journal., 1896-01-27
Young Mr.. Herbert Laid at Rest.

At the funeral Of II. w Herbert on
Saturday afternoon there was a large
turnout Of townspeoPle. Beautiful
f,ral smblems adorned the fine metallic
casket, and these designs were left on
the grave all day yesterday and were
viewed by hundreds Of people. Rev. f.
M Munson, OF Emmanuel Church,
conducted the funeral services, and Rev.
V. b. Collins nade the addyess, dwelling
particularly on the great silliction that
had come upon this family, smiling
three Of the four men In nine months
The remains we're crrried TO the GENE.
terry, only 100 yards distant by these old
friends OF the popular young mani
Moulton O. Rogers James Shaw. Joseph
Bacon, Albert Y. Foster. O Edwin
Eekles. Isaac Foster. Of Fhiladelphla.
Evening journal., 1896-01-27
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Pleasing Art Gallery Of Living
Pictures at the Library.
ANolHER TRAIN RUFFIAN BLEED

ho o0pte- ~ AAANh SoutuotoF anu
Braksman-Parlor Entertainments By
Little GIrIs-vesssl stiIt Aground In
the River-BuriaI of II. W. Hsrbsrt on
Saturday.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Jan. 81.
Saturday evenings entertainment and
''art gallery" at the public library on
Third street below Harmony, was a
gratifying success. The ente rtalnment
consisted principally OF tAbleaux
arranged under strong light represent
ing the various popular songs Of the day.
As the living pictures we're shown Miss
Gertrude Kuniz and George w. Eckles
sang the songs which we're being
represented. The characters were:
Auerics. Miss Reba Hoicomb
Turkey. Miss heD pa SAUNDERS
Holland ....... ..... Miss Genevleve Munson
IiAly....... ................ MHs May G0odley
May Queen. Miss Mamie DUNCAN
Sunshine OF Paradise Alley
Miss Genevleve Munson
Maud Muiler... .............. Mrs. May Philips
Sweet Mafie..-...,. miss Bessie hunt1
Little Minister
Rosie Maxwell and Dorsie Rodney
SuAnlth ;........,; = .'''Aiiss ho9eDelS
Florie Case and Willie Ellington
Lady Guinevere.. Miss keba Saunders
fprilOy, Alice, Ben B0lt... Miss Julia Mah0ny
Under the Mistletoe. see. Miss keba HOlcom b
Little AllaDAlna coon. ....ss.s.s...... MAX Ease
Evening journal., 1896-01-27

Have you seen
any Of them?
We closed the
entire lot for
cash a few days
ago. Made of
All wool Chew
lot with velvet
Evening journal., 1896-01-27
eIrls and Roys Eotertnin.

Al The ENTERTAINMENT OF Are. W H.
Townsend's Sunday school class on
Saturday evening at tho residence Of
@ H Clewsll the following program
.rnr ~oodorod.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 2-Liberal liQudatiOns.
together with hearish weather reports from
wheat States. caused a further decline in
wheat to-day. July closed sc below yes
terday. Corn and oats closed firm after
early weakness. PolG was heavy, lard
and ribs steady.
Flour. duh.
Wheat. cash No. . spring e0G60isc: No
8 spring sc: No. red 6t0fitac May 59TSd
C1iFc. closing al soc; June 6lAd6l7sc. clos
ing a. Size: July 612,G622sc. closing at
&c: September 62Ssd6Sisc. closing al 622ac
Corn. cash No. > 2Si.c: No. yellow 2SS.c :
May 2Sd2Si4c. closing at 2Si4c. July 29iad
2qN,c. closing az 295sc; September 307sG3lisc.
closing az Sic.
Oats. cash No. 1Sc; No. white 1S,G
1Siso: No 8 white 1HsG20hc; Nav ma
l77sc. closing al 179,c; June lsl4G1SAc, clos
ing al 1SLC: July lSasGlec, closing al lS34c
September 19isdl9s4c. closing at 1850.
Rye. No. S5lsc.
FlaXseed. No. ! 90igc.
Prime timothy seed So 0Sd3 10.
Mess pork. cash per barrel s. 90dS co.:
as TO- closing al s. 02la; September S l5G
= % closing al s %.
Lard. cash per loo lbs 81 ~ May 81 I0d
III closing az s. III; July 81 Nd4 %.
closing al 81 S7i2 September $ O0dS O2i2.
closing al s 02i2.
Short ribs. cash sides 81 O7izG+ 10: Nav
1 81 o5H4 OIL. closing az 81 01i7; July 81 l5d
20. closing at 81 Ia; September 81 sc q
| 1 &. closing al 81 S2i2.
Dry sailed shoulders. unchanged.
Short clear sides. unchanged.
Whisky. distillers' finished goods per
! gallon 81 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
WOOL.

Trade continues dull. and values. are in
buyers favor for all kinds of domestic
wool. Manufacturers are picking over the
market. and only taking large lines when
they find a bargain. Fleece WOODS have
declined fully &c a pound since February.
IL not more, as al the decline they go
slowly. For Xxx and above Ohio 1Sc Is a
full price 10 quote. with X al 16I%c Comb
ings WOODS and No. l clothing neeces are
also lower, although offerings are light.
Dealers have been holding up prices in
they would not sell, Territory woods are
duh. ard rot enough business is doing TO
establish prices. For fine medium and fire
secured II would be hard to sell much
above Soc. The London auction sale of
wool opened April 2S. with prices about
2laG5 per cent. lower than the close Of the
previous sale. There is little call from th'q
country, as prices are yet above the basis
ruling here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
DRY GOODS.

The market continues to show a quiet
tone in nearly all departments, although
a fair retail business is in progress. This
should help conditions later. Cotton fab
rics are depressed through oversupply.
and sales are at low figures compared with
the cost of production. Raw cotton is
strong, owing to the light crop in spite of
the slow demand. Some specialties in
printed fabrics continue 20 go well, but
the movement in general prints is slow.
Ginghams are dull and featureless. Dress
woolens are quiet. but the mills. as rule.
are fairly employed on fall orders. The
with domestic should help business with
American mills. Men's-wear woOens are
dull and much machinery Is idle, with the
prospects not very unfavorabie.
NEW YORK, May I'm the character
of the demand there was some improve
ment in the mail and wire order request
and such collective takings were of fair
Importance. There is a better feeling in
all departments of the trade and the out
look for a more active business is very
promising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 2-Cattle: Common TO
prime beeves s. 1904 40; cows and choice
heifers are selling remarkably well and
feeders sell close TO the prices paid for
beeves; late sales OF cattle have been
largely al S. S5d4 90.
Hogs: Sales largely at 50 IS. the extreme
range being 50 00q3 60.
Sheep: There has been good shipping
demand and prices have advanced 15425c;
common TO prime 81 35Q3 so; common TO
fancy lambs are in demand at So 5015 90.
Receipts-Cattle. 200 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep. $500 head.
EAST LIBERTY. May 2.-Cattle, strong
and higher; prime "a 25ct4 IS; butchers
IS seal 10; bulls, stays ana cows 81 75d3 10.
Hogs, Sow and lower; best medium and
Workers 50 60q3 %; common TO fair York
ers SO 5clr3 So heavy hogs 50 3j15 40;
roughs 81 Z503 co.
Sheep. steady; prime 50 5Oa3 50; fair So 90
as .; common 81 75a3 %; choice lambs
81 40di 80; common to good lambs So 500
%; spring lambs s. C00S 90.
Veal calves 81 scat Is.
CINCINNATI, May Hogs. active and
strong at SO 0Cd3 60; receipts, 200 head;
shipments, leo head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
THE NEW ROAD
Up the Little Kanawha River Valley Ex-
citing Attention.
SneCial To the Rapis.er
FLOURETTE.

Up the Little Kanawha River Valley Ex-
citing Attention.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va. May "a great
deal of attention is being paid to the
advancement of the new road OF the
Little Kanawha Valley from this city
to Chenille, and the County Court will
consider the matter of putting to vote
CT the people a proposition 10 issue
$4,000 worth of bonds to aid in build
ing the road at their meeting to be held
tomorrow.
The project will no doubt go through,
and several parties who are interested
in the road are along the route to be
taken securing the right of way.
A survey made sever. years ago
showed that the line coulu be built at
a small cost, and although the country
through which it would pass was quite
mountainous, no grades OF any conse-
quence were encountered.
The sentiment Of the people is found
TO be largely in favor of the new road,
which would he of great value to Par
kersburg. and if the bond issue is put
10 vote of the people it will undoubt-
eddy go through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

Sugars, cut loaf Sc 81: granulated s. S..
Butter. firm; creamery la l0c; dairy w
13c.
Eggs, steady at 7l2d9i2c.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat
l7C0O bushels: corn, 20l. 600 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels; rye 5000 bushels; barley
20 0C0 bushels
Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat
1900 bushels; corn, 26S.O00 bushels; oats
$4,000 bushels; rye. 5000 bushels; barley
1.000 bushels.
NEW YORK. May 2,-Flour, receipts,
115CO barrels; exports, %. 700 barrels; mar
ket weaker and lower 10 sell, particularly
on spring patents; winter patents 80 eVa
Ia patents 50 65u4 90; Minnesota bakers
81 7JG5 Is; spring low grades 81 Sq2 30.
Wheat, receipts. 1l1,0C0 bushels exports,
1900 bushels spot market weaker; No. :
red 113sc; No. | hard I07sc: options were
weak, closing at ssdAc decline: May clos
ed at 6S7sc; September closed az 69hc.
Corn. receipts. 1850 bushels; exports;
400 bushels; spot market steady; No. :
S5Ssc; options generally firm and active,
closing unchanged: May closed at 352sc;
September closed at S7isc.
Oats, receipts, $4,000 bushels exports.
$500 bushels; spot market steady: No. :
25c; options active and steady, closing lsc
lower May closed al 232lc.
Hay. firm.
Hops. quiet.
Hides firm.
Leather. steady.
Wool quiet.
Beef quiet.
Cutmeats. easy.
Lard. steady; western steam closed a;
$ @ nominal; refined steady.
Pork. dull.
TdllOw, easy.
Resin, firm.
Turpentine, quiet.
Rice. steady.
Molasses. quiet and STEADY.
Cottonseed oil market. dull.
Coffee, options opened steady and closed
J steady al a net advance of 5d15 points;
sales. 4.750 bags
Sugar. raw firm; refined quiet.
BALTIMORE. May Flour. dull and
unchanged; receipts, $500 barrels; ship
ments. 1850 barrels.
Wheat weaker and lower spot 69i5c
asked; month SQ5SAc: july 6l1sn6Sc; re-
cepts. 0& bushels; southern wheat on
grade eSd69c.
Corn, steady at a decline; spot and month
I bushels; shipments, 102S0 bushels; south
ern yellow corn S6lsGj7c.
Oats. easier; No. white western SAC
26i4C; receipts. 1000 bushels.
Rye. firm; No. western i2Nl3c.
Hay. firm for choice grades; choice tim
othy SIT 00n17 so
Sugar, steady and unchanged.
Butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs. weaker and unchanged.
Cheese. steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI. May Flour. dull.
Wheat, duil; No. red fOC. receipts, 2,o0l
| bushels: shipments, 500 bushels.
Corn. firm.
Oats dull
Rye. barely steady.
Lard. firmer at 81 Co..
Bulk meats. steady.
Bacon steady.
Whisky. steady; sales, SO barrels on a
basis of 81 %
Butter. steady.
Eggs dull az &C.
Cheese. steady.
TOLEDO May 2.-Wheat. lower and
weak; No. . cash 67hc; May Size; July
647sc.
Corn. dull but steady; No mixed and
May 29c.
Oats quiet; No. mixed and May 1870
Rye dull No. cash CSC.
CloVerseed dull but steady; prime cash
81 60; October 81 80.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2-Butter, firm;
fancy western creamery 1Sc.
Eggs. steady; fresh nearby 10i@c; do
western l0i2C.
Cheese, unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

band OF ribbon that has a neck with a
low cut gown. That little frill softens
the modelling of the chest into the
throat. and soothes the unhandsome
collar bones till the girl who is literally
scrawny without the collar seems ac-
tually plump in it. II is worth trying
or recommending to the friend that
needs such device. We are to wear
tulee ball dresses again this summer, but
what has that to do with nice outing
dress, and nice outing dress is a lot
more indispensable to the average girl.
than is one of these so-called imper-
alive tulle ball dresses.
FLOURETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

rRANs-ou1o DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and the West,
-, a nl.. daily. and 3:t- p. m daily.
'Columhus Cincinnati and ST. Louis. l0.ij
m daily. and 1880 D. H., except Satul-
day. and 2:i0 a. m. Suna=y only;
e. C'airsNil.e accomIpu lt'.on. l9:l5 q. II.
c-T geo %. M. except sunday.
v,ncsv'lic accommodation, $3.50 p. m,
da;lv except Suntay.
sardusky mail, lnl5 r.: n. daily.
ARRIVE.
From chicago. lis a.. 10. and l1:59 a n,
o9 4,ro,r ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Column
~. |.-0a ,~ and go %. M. daily.
S. Ca.rsy a aeeo econ 5,,5j 'gh' 4'''0 a. m
'z,,ree, ,ro aocgmmodation, 1880 a. H.,
sardu. ky mail. 5.c1 p. NJ. daily
CHhS. O. SCULT.
General Passenger Agent.
r LANE. r. j.. az. Wheeling vs.. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
ENGLISH PRINT CLOTHS.

MANCHESTER. May 3-There has been
a fair amount of business for the week
and steady prices for some good lines.
Eastern export yarns were taken. while
home users continue a hand 10 mouth pol
icy. In the cloth market heavy staple
goods were still neglected. except at con-
cessions. but finer fabrics and fancies con-
tinue i'm good demand. numerous small pur-
chases making a fair aggregate There
were large orders for Eastern mulls. JAG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

comets remain unplaced because the limits
are slightly low. Generally the splndles
and looms are fully employed in the home
trade. Printers and Light fancies were
good. Germany reports renewed large
yarn purchases. putting many mills under
contract TO the end of September. The
Leipsic fair proved very satisfactory. For
cotton and linen goods the French trade
was not as active as recently. but the con-
sumption of cotton continuest on fairly
full scale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

A ruHe Of the same lace may be sewn
On both sides of the box pleats, both
back and front.
A plain grass linen made with a col
Jar Of the same, can be made TO look
quite dressy by using bright ribbons
for the belt and stock collar.
Plain white goods are most stylishly
trimmed by narrow insertions and ruff
fes Of yellow Valenciennes lace.
A waist of serge is very stylish with
collar Of plain or embroidered batiste
or grass linen. A home waist with
linen collar. can be Frightened up with
pink ribbons for the stock collar and
belt.
An old green crepon. with collar of
white batis,e. edged with yellow lace,
and inlaid with insertions TO match, is
pretty with stock collar and belt Of dull
pink ribbon, or white ribbon with a
rose-colored stripe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May Money on call.
easy al 2lTGS per cent; last loan 2l2 per
cent; closed az 2ls per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ii2G5i2 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady with actual
business in bankers bills al 1894 q $50 for
demand and 1879. ass for - days Posted
rates $50 $50 and 4S9i2Gi90. Commercial
bills 49,.
Bar silver IS.
Cil,-rr - eSi- lfESi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
grSgS WAIST WITH COLLAR.

This simple but stylish waist for
ING Girl. is suitable alike for making
a5rics Of cotton, silk or wool.
=. ,s made with a fitted lining which
INV be- omitted if wash goods are chos-
The back is laid in two boX-pleats.
o-s b9x-plea, and few gathers drop
.,s centre front forming a blouse.
w.. sleeves are made with one seam,
~,v gathered into a band at the
waist.
White dimity with yellow circles
.,s made with the collar Of plain white,
rs.s q butter colored lace and insertion
trimmings.
5re china silk had a collar of fax
r,rort badste. hemstitched on the
edges
pink and white wash silk. is ex-
crsi,e With collar Of white batiste,
Egsi with narrow Valenciennes lace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
TRICKS AT THE SKIRTS HEN.

A new notion for skirts is a line Of
gold ribbon set on the inside. It is fast
ensi 20 the skirt by the upper edge
ONLY and between the lower edge of the
ribbon and the skirt is set a little frill
@. ribbon in some color that harmonizes
with The skirt. This ribbon comes
little below both skirt and gold ribbon.
anu serves in place Of binding The
gold gives JUS, a little CLEAN as the
Feirer walks, or as the skirt is lifted,
Aaa IL wears very well, dust and even
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The exports Of
specie for the week amounted 10 81 ,4s6. 6a4
in gold aud 5000 s33 in silver Tho 'mpor :
We're: Gold. s4O,z32; silver, Si9,sS1: dry
goods. Sl.22S,164; general merchandise,
81 042 $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
METAL. MARKET.

NEW YORK. May Pig iron, held
steady; southern so 75d13 90; northern
Copper. steady.
Lead. quiet.
Tin plates market steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

i ".ping off, A thin leather or kid
''oa comes for the same purpose. 1t
not as picturesque. but it makes an
"e-sn, skirt binding. Though the
s''ss do not demand it. there are still
s'smakers that set a flexible wire
'I, The foot Of a dress, and of all in
Unions to rob a skirt of grace this is
80 most successful.
an unusual finish appears on the skirt
.''el here, which is plain except for
Very narrow bias fold about the hem.
material is mirror faille. while fig
.i.N gives the figured jacket. the
una OF the goods matching the
7 The bodice is short in back and
sides. is cut away inst above the
ana opens in front 10 show a vest
mo silk finished on either side with
iTiilS. The edge OF tie front are
-''o'dered with blacs silk ana are
'-'aed with black velvet bows fast
with paste buttons. Like bows
-ment the sleeve. Collar and he'll
49, N black velvet. and long lace tabs
al On the skirt.
a really clever dodge is the stock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

Through connections and through tick
cts to ali points. Call on our agents or
address
NJ. G. CARRELL Gen. Pass. Agent
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WHEELING AND rlrTsDURG DIvI.

WHEELING AND pITTsBCRG DIV.
SION.
For P.tts5urr. Washington. Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. 1853 a. N. and
5:i5 p. m. daily.
For Pi.tslf~g. no n. m, daily.
Pittsburg express. 3:2j y. H., except sun
ARRIVE
From %ow York. Philadelphia. Tal.
more Washington and Pltts0urF 1910 e.
m. daily. Il 80 %. m. except Saturday, and
2:2I a. m. Sunday only.
Pttsburg mail. 1890 e. n, except sun
day, and 200 p. M, daily.
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RAILWAY TlME CARa.

Asr-ycis ard der rtures-o. trains on ape
eL.et Aidieh 10, asst. Eap.anstion ~ EC.ec'
-4dlff@. DAILY. Sunday excepted
rc;,tr.,,- ----..eA. srat u 49, ercey,ell
or, - t,A 81 I'd lTl-. when -
one ho4r earlier than Central Time.
!iiisi359 l z * O.--.Ga.a Line East Arrive.
81 - am Wash Cy. 81 sri' - - am
- ~ pm Wash ~. Ial. PHI r-
- ny On ..Cumberlau1 Accom-. q ,- IN
:; On l.-'. 80: .Osrattol Accom-. lH an
80 81 am ...Aouldsy.f. t..-- - 80 Inn
r,y ~ llli.. .AiCuuIst.f. = tr,
e. pm IN oG:Gsv.i.s nceofr...isl2 90 m
=, am. Wash. CITY Ez.... s. PISA
- -! ~ Z. =. {; &C. 0. dr.. vs.a arrive.
ei6 = 81 or Coum. AID Chicago y & am
~ 95 49, OIL: On. ana s.. LCu.- r. sd am
81 a. "a 80. =; Gainesville Accom-. e-fEtan
~ a. - Nol. Gin. and ST. Louis J PIN
no X ~ ~. Chicago Express I'll 50 an
~ 95 - - -. Cla.rsviiie Acc3m.i7l0 54 an
r. a ~ -. 81 C.airsviile Accom- - 50 IN
10 y a., a.. columbus and Cin..' ..........
~ 80. ia lcusisy NJ .t-......, % $50 pm
=, 1T 3,:,, iB. & O.-W.. =. 3. DIV Arrive.
- IN ~. i'''..tor j iftsrur,. eH i0 an
y - al, 49,. PIT 5urg ........l = ~ pm
q n ~ ''.FIttspurg and East...I II ~ un
E 49,. Pittshurg ........ttll 0i am
n. '.flttsburg EXpress....l So . am
y 49,. g.. j.. 6 W.-BriGgepor.' Arrive.
u ~ , ~ C,t,eVe. T0L and chi ago II 80 Pm
- I'D NJ i~'tEe., IGl. ana Chicago = 81 lrl
- N Hon ACcCm.....f l' .N an
nc Cga+ g.. C!a.rsviiie Accom-. ~ 3 an
- r. -. Clairsvliie Accom-. II g IN
- % n-,f' -. rsgile Accom-. r ~ ill
II ~ '-ot. Clair We Accom-. Z OF I'M
Local >Ireii ,.......Il2 - Pm
= ~ ~, y. c. & S. J.. I.y. arrive.
- go. Pitisburg ........ f6 = un
= o. ~, - teuheuVi.ie and West. fi y u
g 3 m, go iShurg and y. Y...l i3 = m
'''t Ats5urr ana y. N...FI 81 an
- D a., West.
% "a an *. Gin. and g. Louis. = = an
II - ~ y. IN. and S. Louis. 70 - pm
e - n ,,, TX; Steub. and Chicago 70 > pm
~ l.''- .'''IItis and De.n.son.... II % an
a. en- 5, H. W 6 !. T. Ry. Arrive.
20 On - 80. IoleCo and West....I 30 ~ pm
~ IN anl eve. Akron g. Canton. 20 o. pm
- Oh an ~, brilliant and Sieub... i6 cj pm
- en- - ~ Zion and Canton. fl0 80 an
i'.''. riliart and S;eub...'il0 30 ain
~ to no IT,. g. * T. r. r. Arrive.
- 00 an . T. Wayne and On cagol 20 rs pm
~ nc prli - anton and Toledo ~ ~ IN
40 an - t-ianca ana Cleveland 70 ~ pm
- oo 20 G.euhervilie and p.rel o. 81 pm
30 IN an ft. Wayne and Chicago n oi pm
- IN D''I, -;,C&n;on and Toledo...I 80 Is pm
- IN -. N-iiance ard Cleveland 4 - pm
20 =, Pm ,-Steub. ana Wcuav.,ie. +li % an
- =, Pm FhIaGe'phia and y. " ~ IS PA
20 =, I!H f1itimore and W1eh.I - IS pm
- - pm 81 uhenvilie and pits. - 5g IN
- j" ph.Steub. and Wel.svileI Is 50 an
We. T.. T.. {, G. Railroad. arrive.
ire. ltaE' ern Standard Time. 'E lilir-.
- - an BeAa!re ana Iluesvi,le 10 pm
10 pm ....... WCodsdeld .......I $40 pm
. 81 pm .......NiXed rraln.......l G r pm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO
on and-af,er Sunday. December u, 1851.
roseene,r Trains will run as follows.
@nqt.y. fDUy except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04


StockS-BusineSs on the Stock Exchange
to-day was of meagre proportions. even tor
a half holiday. and the fluctuations N
prices except in a few of the industrial
shares. were trivial TIE general market
was depressed slightly al the outset but
soon stead.ed and toward the close dis
played decided Improvement over the early
figures. The movement in the Changers
and other railway shares were feeble. The
market closed firm a slight general gains.
The volume of business Tor the week was
exceptionally dull. being partly influenced
by the lack of orders from Europe
one day and by uncertainty regarding the
crop conditions and the revival of gold ex-
ports. The market closed firm ia tone for
the week. but with a general shading in
prices as the net result of the dealings.
The aggregate sales were 1890 shares.
Railway bonds were irregular to-day but
firm in tone as a rule. The sales were
S627 000. The movement for the week was
toward a lower level. bus in most instances
the losses were unimportant. The sales
were N.3S5.00o. Government bonds were
slightly easier. The sales were' 1881 300.
Dealings in State issues were comparative
~ we'll distributed and prices were main
tanned on transactions of $l6S.0O0. Total
sales of stocks 5IlS7 shares. Quotations
closed bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04

Sugars, cut loaf Sc 81; granulated - 50.
Butter, firm; creamery 11Ql0c; dairy w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
GOING NORTH.

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. & w. Depot in
prid1enor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL


a. m. and 500 p. m. except Sunday, and
100 p. m. Saturday only.