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ceived the presentment and addressed
the jury on the subjects presented. The
presentment held by the Judge till to-
morrow, when the Grand Jury will again
be present in Court.
The United States as. Wilson Edwards
Illegal voting. The witnesses for the
prosecution having failed to appear in
tho above case, on motion of the Dis
trict Attorney, ordered that the defend
ant be discharged and his recognizance
cancelled.
The United States rs. Adam Riser.
This case was under consideration
evidence closed, and Mr.. Pope heard for
defence. The further hearing was con-
tinued till tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock n. M. :,
to which time the Court was adjourned.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Ia re John B. Rus
sell. Appointment of Daniel j. Winsi as
assignee. Approved.
Ec pa,8e James J. Neville, Of Charles
ton. Petition for final discharge. NJ.
P. O'Conner pro pet. Petition referred
to Julius G. Carpenter, Register, and
final hearing for 29th December, ut
Charleston, S. @.
A Washington despatch of Sunday to
the New York World says: "Mr J. Fl.
Rainey, of South Carolina, the negro
who was selected by the Radicals of the
First District Of that State in White
more's place, will take his seat in the
House of Representatives tomorrow,
his fellow-R Republicans finding no loop
hole for objecting to him and sacrificing
him, as they did the Louisiana negro
last session. The little enthusiasm which
the Radicals brought into play when
Revels was sworn in as Senator from
Mississippi has been effectually dissi-
pated, and the appearance of a negro
Congressman cannot now be said to give
them special cause for mutual congratu-
Tations."
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK. August 95

NEW YORK, August 70.
The delay of Government officials to
proceed against the steamer Florida, seized
Saturday on the affidavit Of an unknown
complainant, is severely condemned by
the leading papers and merchants, who
demand that the vessel either be released
or good reason shown for her detention at
once.
Division Of the Treasury Department, and
in the Government civil service since
1918, died at Saratoga yesterday. Mr.
Wood was formerly well known as an
author and magazlne writer.
Superintendent Jourdan is worse. His
illness Is considered dangerous.
Vice-Admiral Porter has been appoint
cd Admiral, his new commission being
dated the 20th inst.
The Democratic Congressional Com
mittee met to-day, with full attendance
The members express great confidence in
their success TO the extent Of securing
majority in the next House ofRcpresenta
tives. The Distribution Ofdocuments by
the Committee was larger than by any
similar Committee Of the party in thu
same time. u. -u nd.
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gust Is, $50 p. NJ, says: "The Bank Of
England Inns reduced its rate Of discount
to four per cent. d. rT@
ut is reported here that the whole Of
McSIahon'b army lcft Rheims Monday.
Il IS believed that the Grown Prince
will join tho armies in front Of. Metz.
There are strong detachmcnts Of Prusr
SLAMS at Cha1mont, and Brienne. The gar:
rison OF Toul made sOrtie yesterday, and
700 Prussians were killed and wounded In
the action tint followed" !"
~ . 40 LONDON, August 25.
strasburg is wei defended. According
to TELEGRAPH correspondents the dcten'
siye fire had destroyed all property within
range ofIlhe guns. Z ~. Z, , Y IN "si
The4FtcnGh army Is now well supplied
with provisions of all kinds
Paris letters say that tho great fear OF
the Parisaans is that some success Of the
French arms may enable the Emperor TO
regain Paris. u, ,. C.
Correspondents Of London newspapers
concur that the French authorities will
only treat Tor pcaccbe beyond the Rhine.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 70.
FLOuR-Unchangcd and dull; family $eS6 q.
GRAIN-Whcat-Dull at 81 1921 ls for red,
and 81 S0ll IS for white. C0En-Dnll at T1976c.
OOts-Firm; new 40d6Oc; no old Offering. Rye
Firm at 8a1S3c. Barley-Scarcc and frn al
81 1901 90 ,,,, 49,
ToBAcco-In fair demand; receipts very light:
sacs lS4 hhds at s. 2OG96 ~ for frosted traSh to
WHIsKY-Dull and dropping; sales at 90X 992c
closing at 9O09lc, the latter In iron bound coop
FEovlsrpNs- Pork-$0S 30 and demand
light. Bulk MCats-l30i5c. Dacon-l4A@lT9
17Ac; sales Of 60 hhds at these rates. Lard
Held at Ice; nothing done; 1t Is not offered Freely
at this rate.
BUTrER-Dull for all but prime, which con
tlnueB scarce.
Ons-LInseod OII-Dull at 81 Oa01 03. Lart
oll-UnchAnged and dull at 81 l11l 20.
GRoCERlES-No change.
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The Temper Of the People in Paris
Described by One Who was There.

A competent observer, who arrived IN
the Periere from Paris, Oh Monday, dc.
scribes the state of feeling in that city, re-
garling the war: II was witness o. much
TINT occurred after tile defeat Of AlcAlahon,
and the retreat Of Frossard. The French
believe that Prussia deliberately, wanton'
", and faithlessly insultGd France. They
want TO fight aud mean to as long as their
physical power remains. In all the gath
crings saw, never heard once q "Das
Napoleon, or LA Empereur." 1ollen
heard "Vive Ia Empercur," "la Em..
pire," "a present cest 10 France."
That the French looked on the quar-:
rel us u family Prusslan quarrel, and
not q German quarrel, and were surprised
ut the North German Confederation max
ing the war German war. 1t Is true that
it is well understood in Franco that
the war was not q Bonaparte war; that
the Emperors personal wishes were for a
European agreement 10 reduce the war
establishments Of the different powers.
The French arc surprised at the PrusSian
proclivities Of English public opinion, as
the alliance with England has always
been the most honest on the part OF France;
the necessity and use Of 1t have been
keeuly ielt BY the Emperor, and It's cordi'
ality has been to a great extent his pcrso-
nal work. All shades Of public opinion
in France regard Prussia, In the words Of
Thlers, rs ~ bird Of prey" This Is the
first war Of the Empire, to which the
Faubourgs; St Germain, and the old lc-
gitimlsts have sent their sons. The Or
leans Princes demand service even as
volunteers. That the Socialist party
may see in tho defeat Of France means
Of realizing q solidarity Of humanity. 1t
Is possible If emeutGs occur, or conspEra'
cics exist, tho work Is theirs. The ex'
citemcnt in Paris on the use Of the defeats
was largely due TO the reaction from tho
oycauSed BY tho hoax Of an immense
success, but the crowds'were not combat
i've, and were very easily dispersed. Pub
lie opinion had also condemned tho Ollt'
vier Ministry rs incapable. Upon Its res
ignation tho excitement In great meas
ure ceased. b a1..H
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THE "BIG.HORN" EXPEDITION
Return orthe First Big.HOrn-cr--
Some Account Of The Expedition.
OMAHA, NED, August 81.

d.. .OMA4lAi GNhb'1 august 81
The first returned Big. .Horner has mr.
rived at Cheyenne, and gives tho follow.
inr statement: The last that had been
heard from the party was from the troops
sent to bring them In when they were ut
Grey Bull river. The miners prospected
there abouts Tor several days without
SUCCESS; il was then resolved to divide
into three parties and return to Camp
Brown, South PISS and thence 10 Bryan
on the Union Pacific Railroad; another
party Of about the same number aban-
doned their wagons, taking pack animals,
and set out for Montana across the colll'
try; another party oI fifty or sixty with
a line Of wagons took a northerly
route for the same destination, expecting
to strike tie old BosemRn road, within u
hundred miles from their camp. Every
privation has been endured by these men.
No Indians were seen by these men after
leaving camp Brown ..i
The only death in the party was that OF
Henry McHenry, who had gone hunting,
lost his way and died from starvation.
Nine davs from the time McHenry was
lost bis dog came into camp In tamish-
ed condition, and u fow days later the
mans remains were found with his gun
and ammunition by his side.
The expedition has been failure IN
every respect, as at no place were paying
prospects found after the party left Sweet
Water .. s..|.. ...s, 'n .r U
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d.
Formidable Preparations
for the Siege Of Metz:
ChaIuns and Rheims Evacuated.
Frederick William Expected to
Occupy Them Yesterday.
The Prussian Advance at
sezanne, and Advancing q
Rapidly on Paris.
Mcmahon Probably Conc to De-
!, fond Paris.
Bazaine's Reports Discredited'
French Report Of q Battle at Metz
Sunday. ...
Bazaine's Reports Discredited
French Report Of q Battle at Metz
Sunday. ..r

LONDON, August 25.
The preparations for the siege Of Metz
seem formidable. The entertainments
proceed with great activity.
The Paris papers are persuading them
selves that Bazainc is realizing u deep
laid strategy. II.
At council Of members held yes.
terday, Gen. Wimpfcn who has recently
been operating against therebels in Alge-
riO, was appointed to the command Of o
coFps, vice Gen. Failly. The council Is
composed Ct the ministers, and NM
Rouher, Schmide, Persigny, BOROUGH
and TroChu. ..u.
LONDON, August 25-Noon.
The entire command Of McSIahon left
Rheims on Monday, hoping to protect
Paris. PrusSian scouting parties arc
near Chalons and TroYes.,
MOntmedy Rdviccsto the 23d TUESDAY
mention nothing whatever Of Bazatnca
junction with MCNIahon. BazainC's report
finds no credit. Prussian detachments are
reported Mt Chaumont ind Briennc.
The Paris Committee Of Defense has
given IN order for the destruction Of the
crops and lOod In the departments OF
Marine and Seine Us the Prlssians ap'
prOach. 'r1%
The following official dispatch from
Berlin has Just been received:
The government has received dis
patch dated Barbecue last evening, tt
the effect that ChalOns hNs been evacuated
by the French, and that the Ptllssian
column Is west Of Chalons, advancing
rapidly.
! PARIS, August 25-Mllnight.
It Is reported that tho Prussians are u
Lezanne today. The Prince Royal o
Prussia Is reported at Nancy. Nothing
received from Metz, or IRON the army o
Mcmahon and Bazaine to-day.
New York, August 90.
Private dispatches, dated London, Au
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LATEST FROM PARIS
The journal ,omciel Sums
N%$hp The News. IN
The Prlsslans Push on Towards Paris
and Everything is Being Done to
ObstruCt the March.
PARIS, August 25.

PARIS, August 25.
The Journal OGlctI says the sum Of all
tue news received at the Ministry OF the
Interior is that tile Prussians have pushed
their reconnaissance In the department OF
NIarne even into the town Of Chalons.
The Project of the department Of Upper
Marnc announces that portion OF the
northern ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Vnssy have
been occupied by the Prpssian forces
Orders have been given that the march
Of the Pfussiaus bef opposed by every OBJ
stacle (the patriotism Of the people can
suggest, in addition to the systematic
measures which will be- executed under
the direction Of engineer officers sent out
by the Government. '''''.''''
FigarO's Reported French Victory.
PARIS, August 25-9P.M
The Figaro has just issued an extra
with the following news, ,,
A person who arrived in Paris at 8
o'clock tonight from Epernay, reports
that he heard in that city that the Prus"
SLAMS were defeated to-day between Yer
dun and ChalOns. Groups Of Prussian
stragglers, cavalry and infantry, were con-
tinuaIly coming into Chalons., The COM
bat commenced this morning at 8 o'clock,
and the news reached ChalOns and Epcr-
nay about 3 o'clock III the afternoon.
Nothing definite is stated as to the num-
Der Of men engaged, but according to tue
rumor, the entire army Of Prince Charles
was in tho fight. An order had been
given to evaCuate Epenay tomorrow
Trains going east on the. railway from
Paris "a, Epernay are stopped at Chateau
Thicrry, which Is now the terminus OF the
line >,
It has been decided by the Committee
Of Defence, that upon the approach Of the
enemy, all crops in the departments ol
Seine and Marne, in the environs Of Paris
must bc destroyed. So greater haste IL
Urged on the farmers to store their pro
ducc in the government warehouses IN
the city, before the enemy can seize 1t oil
The animals in the Geological Gardens n
Bois dc BouloEne, have been removed
Part ofthem have been retained in the city
and mart sent to Belgium. Some OF tho
| animals are OF great value. More Prls
sim spies were arrested yesterday, taking
plans OF the works along the river Lol
Zprc. Others also were arrested here, anc
some even were detected with the troops
of McMalOn. The Prussian troops close
" surround Strasburg, yet the governmen
treasurer managed 10 escape with ove'
100000 francs.
Violation Of Belgian Neutrality..'
What will France do about it'
~ PARIS. August 25,
The journals Of last evening dcmant
10 know what action will be taken by th'
French Government, now that Belgium
has permitted the violation Of her neu
trality by Prussia.
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LATEST FROM BERLIN.
Metz Completely Surrounded.
NO soRrIE UP TO NOON WEDNESDAY.
Bazaine Bottled up Tight.
Reported Demand for NapO'
+ leOn's AbdicatiOn. ms
A Provisional Government
at Hand. ngr.
Tho Reported Violation of Belgian
Neutrality Denied. n
Bazaine Bottled up Tight,
LONDON, August 8.

LONDON, August Is.
A special dispatch from Berlin says that
since last Tuesday Metz hos been COM
plctely surrounded by u strongly cntrench'
ed force Of Prusslans. No attempt at a
sally had been made up TO noon Yesterday
Paris is utterly without news from the
seat OF war. The entertainments around
Metz are completed.
1t is believed that deputation oI the
Corps Lcgislatif has gone TO the Emperor
to demand abdicatton. The Corps Lcgis'
latif Is now permanently guarded by
troops. Announcement Of the organtza'
tion Of q provisional governmentfor France
Is imminent, I
A quarter Of million Of the fac similes
OF Bcncdctti's secret treaty have been sold
here since the war began.
The French stories Of the PrussIans
having passed the Belgian frontier OF trans
ported their dead and wounded through
that country arc untrue. Whenever tht
question was broached by Prussia Bel
Gium was inclined TO yield, on tho grounL
IF humanity, but finally declined.
! The 7M6S Is authorized to deny tina
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OMAHA.
OMAni. Aurust q

u..r, OMAHA, August 90
Ageneral invitation by the Union Pacific
Railroad has been given 10 all general
ticket, passenger and freight agents, TO JOIN
an excursion TO the Pacific coast TO leave
September 14th. ..,.!. r.,. .,.
Patrick McGee, a negro, escaped from
Jail here yesterday and has not yet been
recaptured. :. ~
A hundred Germans and Scandinavians
have left Lincoln, Nebraska, to form a
settlement on Republican river.
Mr.. Benno and Robert Campbell Nre
here expecting to leave for Forts Laramie
and Fctterman to distribute goods to the
Sioux Indians as soon rs the chiefs OF that
tribe can heard from,
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TINS Parkersburg Gazette is Dragging
about q I5t pound baby which arrived in
that town last Tuesday. Such, brother
CoopER, is the result Of reduced taxntion,
increased prosperity, and general peace
and plenty under Republican Admins
tration. Whoever heard Of any such ba'
bies when the Democratic party was In
power, before the warH
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THE Republicans Of Marion county, at
their primary election Saturday, nonina-
ted for House Of Delegates CHAa. n.
SHINN, editor Of tho Ret Nrrgintau and
JOSEPH B. NAY, Of Mannington, (who is a
member Of the Republican State Commit
tee.) These are good nominations and
there is no doubt Of their election, as we
learn that Marion d sure 70 give larger
Republican majority this tall than usual
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YoRE, August IS.
CoTToN-stcady; sales s2s bales at l9Nc foI
mlddlIng uplands,
FLoUR-Coscd arm, with fair demand.
GRAIN-Wheat-FIrm at 81 209Dl % for No.
pprInR, and 81. ~ for prime winter red western
RyeEDull aud heavy at O0198c. Onts--IIeavN
and l62c lower. Cotn-Duil at sS9s7c for new
mixed western. -.
PRovisIONs- quiet at $27 91098 90 io
Mess, Beef quiet and steady. Cut Meats QuIe
and stOady. Bacon quiet and unchanged. LARK
steady at l6AS6l8Hc.
Ea66-DulI 1t 9962lC ..r..
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The Parkersburg Times says Mr.. A. F.
G1DBENs, Of that city, is soon to become
connected with the Charleston Journal,
which will thereafter be issued daily as
well as weekly.
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WEregrct to learn from the Parkersburg
Gazette that ex-senator VAN WTNKLE has
returned to that city from his usual Sum.
mcr visit to his mother at Hyde Park, n
y, in such feeble health that he had to be
carried from the cars to his carriage,
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August Q5.

CHICAGO August 70.
FLouR-DulI and weaker.
GRAIN-WhsGt-New Armer at / I9x0l lSH
for No, l; No. 9 old easier; closing at 81 OSH
seller September this afternoon heavy at 81 0lH
seller September Corn-X0&C higher: closing
at GSHo for No. 2: this afternoon dull and un
changed. 0ats--ADkc higher; closing at S9t
for regular, and 39XC Tor fEGSh receipts. Rye
Quiet; closing at 70c for No. 2, BaFley-AcLivc;
closing ats 10 for No. cash.
IIoGs-ActivG at 90 4O0lO 90 for common to
CGTT1E-Dull at S707 s7X for good shipping
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| PnIIADELFHiA, August ..
FLOUR-QuiCt; spring wheat extra family 81 u
o. 30. -, 49,,
GRAlN-Wheat-I.imItG new western red
Al 4l6i AS; Indiana white 81 80. Rye nominal al
2jc. Corn very quiet; mixed western s9603c, Oatt
PRovisroNs-MeSs Pork-$3O 7% Larl-l6K
" PIEsTinoLEuM-NomlnAl; crude lGc; refined 9tXc
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THE best map of the Seat Of War we
have yet seen, so far as it embraces the
territory constituting the seat Of war, is
that issued by the London Ne'Os. 1t is on
a large scale and is very detailed and sat
isfactory, except that it includes only
about half that part Of France which is
now the theatre iof operations. Itgive1
US that part Of France east Of st. Disier
but does not bring us within hundred
miles Of Paris, while it shows nearly all
Germany from Switzerland to the North
Sea. The same fault is found in CoLToN'f
war map, and nearly all others yet pub
lished. The map publishers evidently
expected the war to be fought on German
soil. The Prussians have taken the pub
lishers as much by surprise us they have
the French. % - 'l'''h
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WASHINGTON.
WAsn1NGToX, August %

WASHINGTON, August 20.
Secretary Robeson telegraphs that be
will be here tomorrow morning. II Is
understood that soon after his arrival Vice
Admiral Porter will be promoted to be
Admiral; Rear Admiral Goldsborough to
be Vice Admiral, and Commodore jenkins
10 be Rear Admiral. IE.'1 we
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T1E store Of Messrs. EDwARDs 6
ROBERTS Of NToundsville, was entered by
burglars last Monday morning and rob
bed Of $40. No captures. ''' ''
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The Latest News.
The Lost stClty of DOston''--.A Libel
,yIr " Suit About Her. D."

ty5u u Suit About Her. ''' d
New YORK, August 25.
The ATessrs. Inman, of tho Inman steam.
ship line, to which belonged the lost steanl'
er City Of Boston, have brought an action
in the Court Of Common Pleas, In Eng
land, against Benjamin George jenkins
for an alleged libel. This libel wasin
reference 70 the loss Of the City Of Boston
and was contained in letter, in which
lie defendants made various allegations
highly injurious to the plaintiffs. The de-
fence adduCed much evidence for the pur'
pose Of showing that the City of Boston
was out Of trim and that she was loaded
too deeply. On these points there was the
most direct and positive contradiction
between the witnesses for their respective
parties. The case is not completed, anC
Is exciting much interest. 'a
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Born French and Germans are now
buying breadstutfs in New York for ship
mcnt; and the circumstance Is construed
to indicate q long war.
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TIE Parkersburg Council has ordered
the purchase Of "piano" fire engine, at a
cost not to exceed $3.50. .s,s, ~
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Jacob W. Pierce, leading capitalist,
was thrown from his carriage and Killed,
in Brooklyn, last night, the horse being
frightened by shot from IN intended
r0bbCr.
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Newspaper Sold.

CHICAGO, August 20.
The Milwaukee Sentinel has been sold
10 tho Wisconsin Publishing Association
for nlnety.tive thousand dollars.
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AN answer to our correspondent Pub
lie" has been handed in for publication
but was not placed in tho EDITORS hands
till too late for this issue.
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Queen vicCoria has had any correspon;
denCc with any body on the subject o.
mediation, or that Gladstone Is fearful
that Prussia Is becoming too strong.
King william at Barbecue.
The First and Second Armies
at Metz.
The Grown Prince Marching on Paris.
BEn11N, August 25-7;9O 2. J

,.,. BERLIN, August $3.50 p. NJ.
The Prussian MOneteur states that King
Williams headquarters have been re-
moved from a-Mousson to Bar-le:
DUO. The headquarters Of the 1st and
Cd armies are near Metz, while the other
corps continue to march on Parts.
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AILDRETH & BRO,
NO. So MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W, VA.

WHEELING, W, VA,
Mheles9le dealers In Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
IIo5 IC5 and Nail Rod, Cast, Shear aud Spring steel
SSALS, Spikes, AnVils, VlSCs, Springs, AxleS, Hoi
PssS5sSed Nuis, Washers, Wagon Hubs, BpokeB
vS vISoee, smith Bellows, sledReS, Plaster Paris
NS tInl UlIA Lime, Common Lime, Cement, &c
~ AN1tetul Tor the liberal patronage bestowed OF
10y 9s oId Arm Of P. G. HIldfeth d Bro, would 70
NaW arm.
WGIIlNO, Jan. /. 1910. SSi
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A DESPERATE attempt was made Wed.
nesday night to break open the safe Of the
paYmasteF at the Philadelphia navy yard.
One Of the thieves was captured,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRX, August 8.
Although the weather Ia opprCsSIngly hot, thu
market lS pretty active and printed callCoea ap
pOar 10 be looking up, on account Of the scarcity
and high price Of CLOTH