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81 nuncl, Of KnYs.n

y Tonight Flora Moore and her company
will commence ut the Opera House an en-
gagcmcnt of three nights and a Saturday
;lnatinec in the pleasantest and justly most
popular little piece on the boards, "a
iBunch. OF Keys" 1t is light, entertain
ing performance, with Just enough of n
plot to string together n number OF high
toned and fascinating songs, dances and
other specialties. Reserved seats ut
Baumcrs, S x III. II ~, Il s. 4, 80 ,i
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& The Pan Handle Railway ANNOUNCES n
special cheap excursion to Cincinnati,nnd
return on "Wednesday, sopt.sl7th, 1881.
In addition to the Industrial Exposition.
excursionists will have the opportunity 10
witness the grand symbolical pageantry OF
the Order Of the Cincinfiattis to take place
on the evening OF the above day. Trains
will eaveWheclins atS:90 4. NJ, arriving
at Cincinnati ut 2::o5 p. NJ. Tickets will he
good returning by any regular train, stop
ping at destination Of passenger until
Monday, September %. Fare for round
trim 81 -. g.:af - o. : ID - IS
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LB. Wilson 4 Son, Of Washington, pa.,
have herd Of eighteen llolsteln cattle
that arc by all odds the finest on the
grounds. Fs- SIG y a7S35 sNG
/: Tho young bs,li nav at the head OF their
herd lisa member Of tho Nethcrland Fam
lily, the most noted in America for large
average yields OF milk and hNt!es The
average butter yield OF the family being
lG3 lbs. per week; seven OF the lciters
averaged II ,55G lbs. OF milk per year.
They call especial attention to their
bulls as being remarkable in appearance
and pedigree, every one well fitted 10 head
Il fine herd: Do not miss the opportunity
to secure 4 rare animal,
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.DewllroO.H

Lizzie Evans will present "Dewlron,
the rest OF the week at Charley Shay's.
The scene is in Wales one hundred ycars
ago, The heroine is II little fisher Fiji.
who, after many vicissitudes, comes 10. her her
own Miss Evans made n marked hit in
st; Louis. The Gtobe- Democrat pronout,ces
It us bright and winning NJ Its name y
and Lizcie Evans i'the best soubrette On On
the American stage" Her acting IS nat.
urai,, her singing and dancing capital, and
in all things she IS charming. At the 70.
quest many ledies, photographs Of the
popular little starwill again be distributed
to each lady attending this evening. n. &.
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a TIMELY TOKEN.

OF tho Invaluable Services of superintcn.l.
entity Exley to tho Associations. q
Nj Those who saw the desolate appearance
the fair grounds presented after the waters
Of the big flood subsidized, taking with them
thousands and thousands Of dollars worth
Of the! sAssociation's property and who,
compare that appearance with the scenes
to-day will never cease to be
filed with wonder and aitonisbment.
The; transformation broughtsabout Is sim:
ply wonderful, Those acquainted with
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THE WEST WING.
The Surprising beautiGs OF tho Eighth De-
lgTt s6}.y ~ purtmcnt This YeHr. 5tsislt

Tho Surprising BenutiGs OF tho Eighth De-
II VI pnrtmcnt This Year, $50
q The eighth department this year is. like
nearly every other department OF the
fair, 4 decided Improvements over last
year's. In this respect, the ,ninth--thc de-
partmcnt reserved for fine arts, differs, for
it is not up 10 the display made in 1888
In the eighth there is no end OF nil those
articles that delight 4 woman's heart
There are more wonderful quilts than IL
person can look at in 4 day; some, OF them
are simply gorgeous. The embroideries
and laces are exquisite. The members OF
Mrs. Turner's class, Mrs Harrison Dun
levy, MS.Julius Pollack, Ms. G. Lamb, Mrs.
II. Harper, Miss Mia Lasarle and Miss
BERTHE Hardesty haze quite m extensive
displayof ,cmproideries md Queen Anne
darning TINT attracts general attention,
Mrs. Harry List and Mrs. Achison show
articles that are admired BY, every onc,and
the same may DO said Of every article
on exhibition. For instance, there
is some lace made by a lady So years
old, now 90 F.; she had no needles and made
some from. the wires from broom The
lace is exquisite. lii iact, everything in
thesold ladies' class las some little his:
tory attached to it that seems to
make it doubiy i interesting. There
Is the usual amount OF crochetipg, bnby
clothes, eto. The display cannot be do.
scribed-it must be seen. The ladies' in
charge are nearly I'LL the same that served
last year. They have had provided ior
them a splendid waiting room, where they
have dc!iciousdinners served. They have
q committee for each day 10 look after this
important feature. The room is ono Of
Col. Exley's ideas. ~ u
A cradle, which yesterday won first
premium, and attracts much attention, was
made by the delft hands OF Mrs. j. L. Faris,
Of the Island She is disposing OF it by
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Scan,On's Exposition,

The cigar and tobacco display Of Henry
Seamon, in the eastern wing of the Main
Hal continues 10 altrlpt general alten.
ton and favorable comment from ill who
sec it. The disposition OF all goods has
been SO tastefully made that 40 ono gan
SEQ them without an exclamation OF praise.
Yesterday 4 live Indian was on the stand
aIi day and his costume and hunting and
military weapons We're the wonder Of all
visitors to the booth. No one has seen
tile Fair till he has seen Seamon' scxhibit,
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At the northern end OF Machinery Hall
Christ. siebke has established his denos
Of s'soft drinks" Birch Beer, Ginger Ale,
"Daisy" and other midsummer beverages
Of seductive nature are OH exhibition,
Sickle has almost 4 national reputation
for the variety and excellence Of the drinks
he makes Of this kind. Every visitor to
the Exposition should see his exhibit,
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iii Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord two deeds Of trust and the following
transfers Of real estate: ss2 Y IS.
e. Decd made February s, 1879, by David
.LB.5 Garvin and wife to John S. Garvin, in
consideration OF SO, for q right OF way to
.:thc dwelling Of the latter. a. ~
Deed made Alay33l bySJames Roberts
land wife to John S. Garvin, in considera-
Stion OF 500, for onc-eighth interest in 10
acres OF land adjoining lands OF James
little and others. ss 4. n s.
III Decd made JnneG VI. NJ. Patterson
and vile toJohn 5. Garvin, in consider:l-
ton Of SlG0, for one-cighth interest III the
/, same tract mentioned above. ~
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The circumstances attending the revival Of
the Association and the bringing about Of
the splendid fur now going on cannot help
the pluck and perseverance,
that made II possible. There are two
young public spirited citizens whose work
In this connection should not be over.
looked they arc Mcssrs. Edward I.arkin
and A. a.. Franzhelm. They with Cap.
tain Rolf formed the committee that solicit.
cd additional stock subscriptions. Il was
hard work and many times they were
tempted togiyeit up, butthey kcptat It and
ut laat success crowned their efforts. Mr..
l.arkin was made q. nireclPr and exhibit
ors find in him ono OF tho most agreeable
officials OH the grounds. lie Is willing TO
do for them al Tint lies IN his power.
Superintendent l3xley md Secretary
George tllos are like him. These last
two men arc on the go vi the time and
never seem 10 tire mid at ali times utc an.
proaclable. Tho Association .ss nofe
than fortunate In laylng good men ut its
head. .gIl tl 7Is
Col. Exlcy'sscrvices were publicly
ni2ed yesterday afternoon. About ]
o'clock word was sent to him that things
were going wrong In the ladies' depart,
ment, and that he must 90 thore ut once.
In he came in his shirt sleeves, wearing
that angelic smile lie always assumes when
talking to tho ladies'. l,ciore hc could ask
what was the matter, the ladies closed
around him unl Secretary Hook intro.
duced Col. While, who very briefly re.
viewed the damage done by tho food,
und the nervy courage TINT Ind deter.
mined thet the FUR must 80 on. lcspoko
Of the hard labor that Col, ESlcy Ind done
in getting things ready, and how tho build.
ings now stood monuments to his fidelity
and the grand display attcsted how well
he Ind performed Ills duty. Ito then IRE.
scented him at handsomely gotten up
diploma ito,p the Association and tho
committee ladies', and with !: es!eRled
the kindly and heartfelt thanks Of all for
what the Colonel had done for the success
Of tic fair ana tle good Of the city. Tho
diploma Is II handsomely teamed parch.
ment, and will be highly priced BY the
recipient. lie received it gratefully, said
mpEtg az to work and hurried Oh, followed
by ringing cheers,
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NEW YoRE September lo.-Moncy easy n, In
pereent closed offered nj percent. Prime mcrcan.
tie {lGer,.ISaGA percent Sterling Exchange bank.
ct So Oils aM.i NJ y s.h demand 81 IS.
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Fair! Es,ir!lQy

Visitors to: The FURNISHING to purchase
carpets, oil cloths, window shades, wall
an SStass mSts mating
ior cash should not!fail TO call al az the large
I Commission House.! Nos 20i0 and 4 20al'
Main street, JoHX RoElKR, gent, ~
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ifTIiElittle daughter OF the editor OF the
STitlin, o., Daily Star was Immediately and
permanently relieved Of q severe cough by
three doses Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.A
$twenty.nvcSc cent bottle OF this valuable
{ remedy will cure the worse cough. Is
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rIyISG TIE AWARDS.
A TROr AND A PACE


Watched by n Large and Interested Crowd
Yesterday Afternoon. 4,
The races yesterday were well worth at
tending. There were plenty OF fast horses
and each heat was holly contested. At
times they were very exciting, calling forth
cheers from the thousands that witnessed
them. Notwithstanding the extreme heat
the attendance was large. By o'clock
the grand stand was nearly two-thirds
full while along the fences were scattered
several hundred interested spectators.
About the pool boxes and the wheel OF
fortune were grouped the sporting men,
who numbered up in the thousands. The
boxes arc situated under the big trees ut
the north end Of the stand and form the
center of q fascinating locality. There
can always be found a crowd there; some
are investing heavily for. tho purpose OF
winning largely, others just for Jun.
The turnout OF private rigs was surpris-
ing. Over $50 were inside the enclosure
and many more were outside. The officers
OF the day were the same rs those on Tues
day, and it may he remarked in passing,
that the Association could not, do better
than retain them for the remainder OF the
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I; DyRKEE's Salad; Dressing is the best
thing OF tho kind ever sold. ssSWith9it
superb salad Of any kind can be. made
without delay 81, trouble. It is also ono Of
the best sauces for cold meats etc, s.;
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First premium,

Davidson 4 Bros, No. 222G Market
street, haYe been awarded the first prem
ium ut the State Fair Tor general display OF
decorated queensware, also first premium
for fine decorated chamber set.
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( The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer us observed at sclnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
4 4. .,75';; l2 NJ, IS; 81. NJ, 0S; r. NJ,
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\ ae,.p9ooa:s,..'
.N 4 / S ).
'CE|0.M|, SHOOK & 70; ., J.

\ We have received from the
most prominent manufacturers
complete lines Of the latest styles
,inWraps for Ladies' and Misses
Wear. Buying in large lots from
/. first hands enables us to quote
] the lowest prices in the market,
Perfect fits guaranteed.
B.-Whcn at the Fair dc
not fail to see some Of the Gle.
giant styles; ". we display at OUT
booth.
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W. Buy your boots and shoes at Ong &
sSHammond's, 1884 Main St., and You will
Z 70, there again. Ionest goods att:honcst'
,4priees secure trade. II
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viii he given by G. a. House ut his booth
in the hall ut the Feir Grounds this afrer-
noon ut 3 o'clock. All are invited.
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* Stti SHNsf'9 !'spliy
Of pianos and organs still continues to be
the center Of attraction. 5fl,,55ti4
As was generally expected the Chick
ering piano and ono Of Mr.. Houses lead
Ing 9reglns took ihe .fIsi py'n,fm.l -
Mr.. Houses success in the music trade
demonstrates tho fact that II pays 10
handle standard goods, i'7'5t43
The Chlckering Grand Piano under The
skillful fingers OF Mrs. Il. Davis, Of Char
don, Ohio, and Prof.. Iiillmyer, OF this
city, called forth frequent applause, I
Mrs. Martin, OF the Garden Spot, also
sang several choice selections in her usual
captivating n0nneM Hta 5pl
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/ :Mtltellirqetlren.
Office: Nos. .:s aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


/, I,sh's Jcwciy Store, &c. &
z TO Our ratrons-Jos. Speidcl & Co. i /. K.
5 Found-A Sinai! Willow Carriage. E.Iis ~
{. For Snlc-Stoek In Benwuod Store. q =
y Ewing llroS.-Whitc and Gold lhnd China. sf
3 The Excelsior Baking fowder-List & Williams.
New Wmrs--GcO. NJ. Shook & Co.-iIcad Local. s
Books and ssatoncry-S,anton & Davenport
Fourth pacc. j.. ~ 'ss
!. Great Sale Of Bloodcl stock-Fo,lrth page.
Special Races for sntur'iay-Fourth page.
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.3 NlonSlSG6 Glory. Baking Powder always
fresh, pure and reliable. Ask, your grocer
tor 1t, g, S. FEESY, Proprietor,
q "a l4l0 Main street,
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4 Goo,i Award.
4 COIlcert

Mr.. G. A. House, the Market street mi.
sic dealer, captured thepremiums OH both
Pianos and Organs r. Z. n 2
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In short, to SEQ sewing mlchines tor ali
PRACTICAL, USEFUL WoHK from L1oitfnsr
% HEAVIEST, poS'r MISS calling at the
Singer Manufacturing Company's exhibit
at the Stair Fair, as no such display has
ever before been seen in West Virginia.
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Mn. BARSEy FAGAS, the greatest dancer
on earth, ia a member OF the Bunch Of
Keys company, e$E7-. .'gi ,..Iis;:,'' i,
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soNE joints aud muscles arc cured 81,
s., Jacobs Oil, the astonishing conqueror
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a.
ted and bis head cut, Dr. stiiel. attended
him. The sulky was sotnowh,et eI I,2is H.
I 1hs sf snd ~ st b ws5H S s shS for
ioulins, but they were finally allT Hs,,a. /,
a:3il, Ida Ii. and Ford had not sntll.'
GENTLY recovered to do much In this heat
and Loretta broke badly two or three
times, thereby allowing the fun 70 DO be-
tween Douds and Afeckly. The latter
struck n lively gait and stuck CALAMITY 70
Doutls' wheel, until on the last quarter
Loretta recovered, md coming up caused
Loretta and Douds to break, Douds was
given first place, however. - y
II was now 80 late that It was decided e
postpone tho conclusion OF the race ts'l
l:3Op, NJ. to-day. The summary thus la la
| IL ny fOlloWS. =, flIf4is II l5.lttlf
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gytg lils IS soAEi }ilHn ESTlAELis NEW. rs,55
e This Is not simply an improvement Of
tbs cid Singer, but a 'le'u machine embody-
ing entirely nc,c principles of;mechanisln,
making it the hghiesi, mos noiseless!! sim
plest! most durable! and mos! rapid Of all
machines, and standing it Head and Front
above all, {; X 4 SatiillSs5 (, (
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a neautiful I:sl,Iblt.

One q The most attractive and tasti,y
arranged exhibits In:the main building 4
that Of George NJ. Shook & Co, the 1ry
goods dealers. Their display OF ladies' and
misses wraps, laccs, umbrellas dress
goods and everything handsome in their
line is gotten up in Il style that pronounces
the man who arranged 1t natural horn
artist, Tho rich materials and SNOWY com.
binntions attract general attention. This
y put n counterpart on u smaller scale OF
lhe peantillll array Of fahFies and garments
% W seen " !llls, lrm's store at No. ITO
Main street, day In and dizzy out the year
round, never alike In two succeeding SEW
sons and always repayins q visit for III.
spection and still more literally visit Tor
purchase. IT will pay any one 10 call ut
li,s store, and no one should fall TO inspect
their exhibit on the east side OF the south
wing OF the main building. \, Z, +. ~
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, September Io,-The Dro,e,s' Jo.rnn, RI.
ports: Liye hoes receipts 900 head: Shipments
400 head; iaesEet moderately uctivc aid SiCic
lover; rough lacking g AAs5 packing aud
snlfpihs - gay W; light s. aUa6 o.; skips and
shipments loo head; market steady; best gradcs
scarce and afin export grades 81 l.aG 70; good TO
choice shipping s. vaJ bj; common to medium
sheep-lscccipis 2it1 head; Interior to mir 81 uSi
.: nied'u& 10 good 90 25a4 90; Texas $. s5a, t.
E;AI tlrEaTi, fA.. September lo-ca market
gull prime ~ cat Is: fur to good 81 .MI u: cum.
mon Il aiiia Ieee!ntS 81. head; shipments lis
!ncnss 7uo head; Philadelphia % Slli 30: ualif-
ofes y .6 80; forkerf :, LoaG "; grlssers So %,
~. s.,esp nlsrGs:. mir 10 good 81 5Nlf Oh: com.
mon, . vi itceilts 100 head shipments 2,GCO
!, GsHstSsAff ~ September l0.-llvc hogs weak:
ers s. iGNG u; rlEelnis ..a lc, d u,
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U1H"H Uy EHI1y CllpHflSOhcU IlOfses,' was
the great feature OF the Fair In ono Of
the wagons were seated the entire troupe
OF MINISTRIES, and their! songs drew every
man, woman and child on the grounds to
the ring around which the wagons were
driven. Mr.: Pinnell had charge Of The
parade, and under his direction It will3be
repeated to-day and the remaining days Of
the Fair. The hourly concerts will con
'lnuc to be the most important attraction
OF the Fair.SS5Tisitors are cordially invited
to visit the pavilion, hear tho concert and
examine all the wagons and carts.
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MISSES spring heel shoes, and solar tip
shoes for children, ut Ong & Ha,nmond's,
l034 Min St. - p - i -
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fentures of tho Money and Stock Mar.

kets. 5sy H /! IS,
pereen closed offered ut percent Prime ,nc ~ da
Tile pAJcllSNGBS percent. Sterling Exchanre hanG
cS' bills dun at s. S.2l: delnand Ii Is. " 's'"A
TATE sIrcElTlESIQuict. r. ~ IN. Il Z,
srocIs-Dnsins the greater part Of tho ,|ar tho
market was decidedly stronger on fNy0r,6l;. nd.
vices from the corn belt, PrIces ADVANCED x ia liz
percent. Pacific Mall advanced on OtlclAi stntc.
Inents that the company was accommodating thc
sinking ilnlt w.ying on the debt caraItp rer.
cent on stock and had surplus OF over ii OoooOo
lius!ncssheain became quiet although Transactions
show gain Of 60,000 shares compared Will yestcr.
dizzy. II IL x 49, - % - 4 ~
Late In the day a weaker feeling again So, In nuf,
there WIS rrnc,ion OF n tol 4 lrcc1t, The marsni
closing quiet md iloWeE Borrowing demand was s
,Shl compared WIN Inst hight closing prices are
h"re ad acla III Louisville Lake
IOwcr nn,l nrlnwnrc ( iiitsnn oM ,f n irletion
rid I;rnI,lc IN rhnn"cd H"'s''-t" 'u DelNet y
t.Tr,nsnctinn" IN IN Sh,, ros ~
Il. < a. NIoDii. II ST. I,,,I>, :, !, ~ ~
Io,t. pSrifc X; nj "a; ~ anta y. =; new -,
rIs Mil "hrh %Wiltcs e.tt5. ~, tt1cltic my!
"a. S,isSdr Il r. iniiI g. isT' t;nls,nh9 eollsols
irsts ii3iI. TcnnrsHce e. n,S WI ~ ST. = G.
Tcrne 'pacGc i|r >Gsn,n nv, ~; 20 new
f;,%ma, ae s,s I;;"r raia,5 az ASKED; do RIO
INA ,onts in.32. a. "s In. do
r;nia a. A.! vir",n, co ~" M,lking innd lO7 Viz
Snms %. 40 drferrcS Ia.rA inat'.rcd c0u
American Rpress al tanaaa sl's s6 Gsnress i%e
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A1HS's fine hand sewclshocs in Congress,
Balmoral and Button. In all the new
styles, at Ong 4 Hammond's, 1854 Main ST.
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HAVE You kidney or liver trouble, dys.
nccpsla or headache ? Try the DR.. Thomas
PHI: May be takcnfo for years without Dro.
dmclng constituting or Otherwise injurious
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a Principal Attraction

htfS3 81 a Principal Attraction,
3% Visitors to the State Fairwlll miss one
OF the principal attractions unless they see
3; TIE NEW If. SINGER MA CHIMES.
Don't stop reading. True, You ssknow
all about Singers" all "your family ia,p
Singers" and the "good old Singer IS a
household word, but !. III. i3, 81
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;, !, NEW YORK, September l0,--Scw demand has
=; hee ~, o. M@9e.ae PROPORTIONS as With The mercury
the shade here, but little general Interest hns hcn
Gsxsenhsu although fair volume OF business Inns
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CHICAGO Ills, September lO,-flour quiet, un.
changed and weak. Wheat quiet during most Of
Glined ~, rallied 10, RGlr declined &c, rallied 10
uiider iatl buying and closed 80 over yesterday;
splcs rangos septeM Der 75IiG.G&c closed III 7G1ac
October .t54a7T}Sc, closed 1T 775;c; November 7sS
a!t4e, el8sea az ieke. December Nc. closed
o. SIG; No. Chicago spring ISl1lL,c, closed at
tGae: NO. y Chicago yiInE 6hl69c. No. . red
's%c; No. red CGnG6lsG. Corn In good demand
and unsettled: olencd ensler,i declined 9s,4c for
teur futures. litter milte H., sold OH c f,iiied
&C. lluctuetc,i md closed ~ under Yesterday;
cash db'Iahfc: September 5aIJc closed at h5Ic;
October 9n6lc, closed nj t31Ec; NovGm her Isl
closed Il, lbi{n; year &.iai0c; May zoe. Oats dull
nnd declined Ic;f cash 1870; septouthcr 4t55in5c
closed AVG; October . sN4ajtSe, closed at SlI:
ye9r closed at ~ May Nc, elose,i
~ Gae'ltse. Rye bniet aud unchanged ut b9,ic.
barley quiet ut G71Gc.g Flaxsced irm Mt 81 SJsL.
Fork weaker; cash SIC bsll7 W.; September SIN M5
october SO 70. year Sill l2Hnll So closed nj Sll co.
Lard demand active: september 1909 October
IltM:,s9l4c, closed Mt 7.47,s; November f.io%n
aalSS4c, closed at 1.l.kc Bulk meats In fair Ic.
manl; shoulders G.15e; short rib o.7Oc; short clear
!oae luttcr tim; creamery g9.ngc: dairy iGNl7c.
Eggs In fair demand at 1itEal6t. Whisky steady
and unchanged NJ 81 Il. Afternoon ,lIoari-WhcGt
weak md lower; October AMI December ,lcclluc,
a; November declined lc. Corn ciseF; October nd
November declined We, Oats ct,s!es and declIlipi
&c. Pork declined 400 for year delivery, ! Lard
firm. SeutlmlInr advanced aLIi,