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Time, etc. 'tH5,, H.H.
Tonight the 2lumed Knights and the
Junior Knights 90 TO stcubenville. The
occasion Is the dcdicda9n by the Republi-
can clubs OF sicubcnville OF their big wig
wan built for the campaign They are to
be assisted by Republican marching clubs
from all along the c. 4 ?. road in both di-
rcctions and the two Iclubssn named from
this. city, 1T is TO be "a monster demon
stration, and Steubenvillc has made great
preparations for it. The fact that
the Wheeling knights are to take part in
the parade has been extensively adver-
tised, and the Knights will have to be on
their mcttle'and 10 their level best, ior
much is expected OF them. After the pa
rude big meeting will Le held in the wig
wan. PROMINENT men will speak and tile
returns from the election in Maine, which
takes place to-day, will be read
! Thc;Wheeling Knights and their friends
will leave on The l., W. te!ky. roud ut
GAS O'Clock promptly, Wheeling time,
Neither.club will form bciorca arriving at
Slenbenvillc; members will 20 direct to
the train. The train is not for the clubs
exclusively. Anyone that wants to 90 can
avail themselves OF the rate, IS cents for
the round trip. The return train will
leave Steubcnville at midnight, Stcuben-
vile time sharp. A full turn out!of both
clubs is particularly desired. 1t II expect
ed that at lest 10 rlumed knights and so
Juniors will 20.
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the Circuit Cont.

In Part II Of the Circuit Court no bust.
ness was transacted; Saturday. In Part /,
Annie Johnson, alias Smith, colored. with.
drew her plea Of not guilty Of grand lar.
ceny, and plead guilty to petit larceny.
She was sentenced ojail Tor ninety days.
The case OF the State in relation TO
Amanda Burcc VS.. James H. Henry, JUS
tice OF the Peace, was disposed OF. / The
Court, without passing upon tho issue OF
fact raised, granted n mandamus com
handing the Squire to raise the fine to $40
TO allow an appeal. 1t will DO remembered
That Amanda Burge was tried before the
'Squire,i who fined tlier' S5;,her attorney
wanted the fine raised to $40 so IN appeal
could be taken to higher court. The
Squire would not do this because the Sc
curity7 offered BY. the. defendant. was not
~ .. ''t-5'r ~ 81 ',t,., ~ 8
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S: ] | FAIR
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8 co. &

The great number Of people
who will be attracted to Wheel.
ing during the week blythe State
Fair will also find attractions
equally great in a rich and grand
display Of goods made by the
large and popular Dry Goods
House Of Z. NJ. McGilIin g.
Co., 1909, iii and iii; Main
street.
During the last thirty days
workmen have been fitting up
New Sales Rooms and adding
to others, which a constantly in.
creasing trade neccssitated, and
Tor the accommodation Of an
unprecedented purchase which
this house was encouraged to
make by the large and liberal
patronage received from this
and surrounding country. a.. 4
These goods have been re. /
ceived and placed, on sale, and
visitors to the Fair and all 9th.
ers are cordially invited to an
inspection Of what is Justly
claimed to be the largest and
most attractive stock Of its kind
in the State.
. The departments as given be.
low, each and every one filled to
repletion with a fresh stock Of
the seasons choicest novelties,
gives but faintidea Of the mag
nitude Of the business this en-.
terprising firm has built up, and
to be appreciated must be seen.
A tour Of inspection will con.
vince all who visit this establish.
ment that all that has been said
in this column is keeping within
the bounds Of truth.
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Pittsburgh md Return =. 90 Win +. G. st. L.
.I. Railway September 9th.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
a

strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
d.. McDaid, formerly OF this city, now
Of Sac City, Iowa, is visiting old friends in
Wheeling. Is: 81.
jAIr. Robert Gibson and bride liayc: re.
turned from an extensive bridal tour in
the far West. -''',,--' --r' T ,gess r
Mr.. Homer Reynolds is filling very ac-
ccptably the position OF head clerk ut the
Stamm House. zS III
Judge John rannon, Democratic cari)j.
date for Congress from this district, is at
the Stamm House. :; =:
Misses MAry Neuhardt and Emma Leon
hart, OF this city, are the guests OF the
Misses Henning, Of Marietta.
Mr.. Wilbur ?. Baggs, OF this city, is to
be married to Miss AIDA Holt, Of New
Martinsyille, on the 18th inst.
J.H. Oglcbay, Esq, and son, Of Kansas
City, arrived in the, city yesterday and
registered at the sicLurc House.
Misses Jennie Bailey and Sophie Logan
leave to-day for Boston to attend the Con.
servatory OF Music in that city. They will
not rctsrn before February. as. 51s
Miss Eas;e Caldwell, Of Little wishing.
ton, and Miss Mina APPLICABLE of Wells
burg, two ladies welEknown in Wheeling,
have gone to New York TO visit friends. :
Miss Laura Harden, who has been
spending the summer in England and on
the Continent, is expected home the lat.
ter psrt OF this month. The party she is
with, lis nowin France. ~ sei:-s.-'a
Hon. d. +. Butcher and family register.
cd ut the Mcclure House yesterday, Mrs.
Butcher and children have been VISITING
in iFairmont for some time, They will
soon goto housekeeping on tlleSoutf Side.
Mr.. Tom Brady, formerly Of Little
Washington, now Of Buckhannon, where
he is superintendent OF n handle factory,
has been appointed by the United States
Government to alperintcMl The improve.
mcnt Of the Buckl,annon river, aiiillor-
lied under tho act OF Congress appiropri.
nting 81 500 for that purpose. q NJ: Brady
liasnumerous acquaintance in this city,.
a NJ, Dan r. Ncalc, Jr., Of Sparkenburr,
accompanied by his niece. Miss Georgia
Ncale, have arrived in the city and will
remain during fair week. aiiss Nealc will
be tho guest Of Miss Emma SianliIaai, ghp
she has visited before. During her stays
here she has made many friends. Mr..
Scalo is still in tho War; Departments at
Washington but is of now on this vaca.
ion. The host OF friends he hus hero are
always glad to- SEQ him, ~ g
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MEETING Ar BES,yoOD.
y Grand Republican Rally there Saturtlny
~ . Night. ~ .-'-'

y Grand Republican" Rally there Saturday
Night. -
The first Republican meeting Mt Ben
woodsincc the opening oithe campaign was
held Saturday night. The speakers were
Hon. W. r. Hubbard and O.. G. Scoficld.
The meeting took place at the Republican
stand on Deegan's square, and in point OF
numbers, good order and the attention
that prevailed, vas one OF the best poiti-
cal gatherings in the history Of the place.
Many ladies were present, and the Repub-
leans and Democrats in attendance we're
about equal in number. The meeting was
called to order by Mayor Lander, and Col.
j. Altmeyer was elected Chairman. A.
Col.Altmcycr, after Il few appropriate re-
marks introduced Hon. W. +. Hubbard.
who, referring tothc past llistoricsofthe no.
litical parties and the, principles advoca-
ted by them, the candidates and platforms
OF thu Republican and Democratic parties
OF to-day and the questions Of National and
OF State Importance 10 be decided by the
coming elections, in clear, logical and
conclusive argument, showed thata pro-
tective tariff e.iss indispensable. to the
protectioli'Snd, growth of Americaniindus-
tries and the projection Of America,1labor;
and that supplemental Refreshments, par
tisan courts and further Democratic rule
in West Virginia was adyerze 10. the rights
Of the people and the future prosperity OF
the State. .---------,-
After the closing OF Mr.. Hubbams
speech 4 Mr.. - Scoiicld addressed the
meeting for an hour. lie spoke Of
the .cliaructerand eminent services of the
Republican standard bearer. and afteria
short review OF the tariff question, gave at
length an expose of Democratic rule and
excuses in this State since the advent OF
the party TO power. The speakers were
attentivcly listened to throughout and
hcartilyapplauded, Attheclose OF thcspeak
ing three cheers were given for Blaine and
Logan, and three cheers for the Republic
can State and Congressional tickets, and
the meeting adjourned. ~ b
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T1la,1tcd.

VyIANTED-A GIRL 70 DO GEN.
w ERA1. Homework In n sinnll family. Apply
At 1910 Clmpllnestrcet. sca
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This sort OF man generally breaks down
by too much attention to business and not
enough attention to health. lie thinks he
has splendid constitution, and can stand
the racket. lie. becomes nervous, de.
bilitated, and despoedept. When he be-
gins to take Browns Iron l';ttcls he also
begins to experience renewing strength;
Mr.. J. Mitchell Hebb, G2l Market ssfcet,
Wilmington, Del, says, "For chronic
dyspepsia and general debility, Browns
Iron Bitters is Tho best possible remedy. |
suffered horribly fos Two years, Since us.
ing it feel as II I had new life and blood
put in me-" 81, 1. 80 ~. Va r
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CHICAGO, September 6.-The Deorers' Journal TO-
pr,s: Live hogs receipts 1910 head: shipments
,9O0 held; market weak and lOc lower; rough
packing S. 50l6 o.; packing and shipping 50 Gla
is; light Is iGlG 50; skips s. 7al5 Co. Caltle-se
cGipts '210yJ heud; shipments $40 head; market
steady; export grldes Il 5oa7 w. good TO choice
shipping 30 0U6 10; common to medium 81 51a ~;
ra,Ig, enltc steady; Texans s. soal A. SHEEP
Receipts Sl0 head; shipments none; market strong
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=.A!|55.B]3,L[,.AI[NEsREGlMENT
FORMED e,t LED BLYTHE aARcnrse.cIuBs
At . Meeting Held Saturday Night, And a
Strong Corps OF Representative Officers
Choson--Ths Meeting at stoubcnville 81
And the Wheeling Delegation.

Tho Wheeling Blaine and Logan rcgi.
ment WIS formed saturdaynightata meet
ing OF the captains and lieutepants OF tho
various. Republican marching clubs in tho
city held at Lincoln Club. There was n
full turnout and the proceedings were very
harmonious. George i. Caldwell, Esq,
presided and Capt. WIN b. Fisher acted MS
Secretary. a.ilhe, basis Of representation
was four votes for ycach company, The
following were elected asltheiregimental
officers: 81 Y .
'ColohclGWm. II. Travis. "''''-
Lieutenant Coloncl-Geo. Is. Caldwell.
First Major-Joseph Barker
Second Major-Plilip Fletcher. h 4 (
Third Mnjor-Alcx. Turner. i.
Adjulant, with rank Of Captain-Sam'l
QdaHcrmas.cr, *ith'rahk " Captain
Thomas NJ. Jones. u * a
Surgeon, with the rank OF Alajor-Dr
Reed N. Baird. .
Sergeant.major-J. Ii. Brown. .
Qunrermaster.serg eant-AnthOny I.all,
After some discussion it was resolved tt
allowjthe Plumed Knights the right Of thu
column on NIL sturn.outs.t Tie Veteran
corps petitioned to be, allowed to carry tn,
colors and 1t was granted that company
will always act as color company and OF
cupy the center OF the regiment. I'll,
Junior Plumned Knights will always b,
found on the right OF the color compan!
and the Eighth .war,l juniors on the left
These four companies having been per
mancntly assigned the other companic
drew for position with the following RI
suit: Company a, Colorcd company;
First ward; G, Fifth wurd; D, Sixth ward
E. Eighth ward II, Seventh ward; G
Fourth ward.
In order to give MI the companies iai
show it wAs decided that the luttcrcd con
panics should appear at the front in rota
: ton; for instruction the first ecncrf
| turnout the colored company will be rigl
inthercar OF heuplumed ilnights.A gTh
next turnout the colored company will &
to the rear and company B will be benin
. the Knights, and so on. .l.. p.
The mattcr OF uniform was left to til
ree;mcntal officers when they;mect. Co
NJ onel travis was at the head Of the Ga
field and Ai.ilur regiment and filled I'll
Office admirably: lle will not allow IL
interest to ilas luring'tus campaign, bl
will soon have things in readiness for
big dress parade and review. - will be
big demonstration when it, comes ar2un'
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aTllc With Slnya.n

BARLEY Campbclrs famous and popular
drama, 1.-THE White Slave" will be pre-.
sentei at the Opera House tomorrow and
"Wednesday Evenings by Mr.. Campbell's
company; This ~ generally ranked as
ons Of 'thc best Of This g.elt authors
p!...vs, 1t is Intensely entertaining as NC, !!
us iorigiin:s.! in plot, nbollnds ii dramatic
incidents and strong situations. and i
furnished with m 'abindant scenie outfit
end many mechanical effects, ell OF which
combine to give It the greatest drawing
power of almost all regent dramatic works.
Reserved seats are nov on sale at bau'
uer'a Z. ~. ~ -
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Yesterday morning, while Mr.. +. II,
Langc, the wholesale druggist, was driv.
ing along Wood street his horse suddenly
frightened at something and ran Off In
its wild career it collidcd with DR.. G.
Baird's buggy, which was standing in
front Of house where the doctor was see.
ing patient, and badly wrecked it. Mr..
Langc's buggy was also broken in several
places and lie was thrown ont and badly
bruised about the head and lace. Il. J.
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TIE stock Of carpets shown by Mcssrs.
E. NJ. McGillin & Co. is one of the most
attractive in the State. vcIvcts, Moquctts
Body Brussels, Tapestrys and Ingram are
shown In new and rich designs and the
prices made upon the goods arc equally rs
attractive MS the stock. To purchase be.
fore looking in at this immense offering
would be throwing away m opportunity
OF securing lower prices than can be OBJ
tanned at any other house.
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4 Narrow l.scnl,e,

Saturday afternoon William solcs, n
young son Of Jacob Soles, residing on
Eleventh street, was sitting OH the tram
way ut the wharf used for transporting the
paving bricks from the barges to the road
ways, and was warned by one Of the work.
men to keep away from the track. Not
needing the warning he was struck by the
car and sent sprawling upon the track,
and only the prompt stopping OF the car
prevented fatal accident. lie was cor.
veyed to his fathers residence and DR.. l..
D. Wilson called in. Upon examination,
the doctor pronounced his injuries not
necessarily dangerous, though lie will feel
the results for some time.
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r OST-A BUNCH OF kEYS-YES.
~ tcr,lay afternoon between III. ChnplInc street
mud City Libury. Finder pleisc return to this
Office. -7. = -11r- eTf.T y 'I..|. saao
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ArrENrION, KNIGurs.

To.ni:ht's Excursion to Steubcnvillc-A Iii
Time, etc. H
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Cotton.

NEw YoRK, September G.--C,',ton quiet; futures
steady: September lotto; October l0.6Jc; Noycm.
Der Site: December safe: january s.57c: Feb.
ruary Ntyc: March s.eic; April s.pjc; May Hoe;
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Petroleum..

PITTSBURGH, September G.-Thls was the most
tre,icherois ipd exciting day Of the oil market It
opened ihIs morning Of S3sG and droprld S!ugslshy
is sjAc, Then there Wns reaction ind prizes Gi.
ynnfel 70 sbIic MD considerable oil WIS bought
here at that igiTe; ~ one O'CLOCK hilSc was BID,
md ten minutes Inter caue wild neYs iAhout the
Phillips well doing hundred barlrls lcr hour and
increasing In size. This caused pufU aNi. pot for
weeks has there been us much excitement on ESt
change. The mnicky feeling became general ind
tlA amount Of oil spilled out In n short time was
nS,opishihi, in n few minutes values dropped to
77sR! 'Orenltos seemed to have lost thc.r heads
mid menibSr pf the lobby who were long ut So and
7ue were Ni.esy de,horalizeI II w.s hard to tell
who was buyeranI VITO selhr 'All SORTS Of prefic.
wells struck md bear reports 6lal k!ils NJ clrcp.
lntion. Finally. when there seemed to be no SiIy,
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w AsulSGroS, D. G., September ST. 80
"a. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
partly cloudy weather and local showers,
7slighht changes in temperature, southcrly
winds. ..0.'
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy,
weather and local showers, slight changes
in temperature, variable winds.
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I Old Mrs. Carey, the well known centcn-
arian who is Il iamilariisurc on the streets,
was taken suddenly ill yesterday, and is
now confined to her bed with dangerous
symptoms of prostration. She attended
services at the Cathedral yesterday, and
probably it was the exposure to the sun
That caused her illness.
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C.Sc,syAri, September 6.-flour heavy and Nh.
changed Wheat u,ttier 1t Solslc; RECEIPTS LILO
buslliis; shipments ly,UV bushels, Corn cxcited
und higher: Nj 2, 55l5Gc. uats Steady 1T :,a2:,c.
iiyc steady II, 5j1ae. Hurley ts!cfi ex;n! NJ: :
Use. Ngss. pork quiet at siS 3d. Lard e!sier u
7,.Ep. Dulk meats weaker; shoulders GE,c; short
| rib lOH. Dacon easier but MT Quotabiy lower.
WhisaS sIp4ly NJ 81 H. Butter lrm and unchanged.
Eggs dull md lUwvs # !st:u3c. Cheese firm and
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DuRHEE's Salad Dressing Is tho best
thing OF tho kind ever sold. With It
superb salad Of my kind can DO nude
without delay or trouble. It isa[so ono Of
tho best sauces for cold meats, etc.
|..H..
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Cost.

r OST-A LADY'S GOLD BRILLIANT
IL lIrctlslpin between tho Island and bridgeport
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by returning,
the salnc to Mrs. ]. ". Glasscock. No. . Maryland
street, Island. 4 EE. sc6s
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Fatal COnl.Oit Burning,

Allie lines, ninc.ycar.old daughter OF
Thomas lines, was fatally burned Satur.
day morning ut the residence Of her uncle,
John Martels, out Caldwell's run, while
attempting to hasten a fire by tho use OF
kerosene. Tho little girl was first up In
the morning and started the fire in the
stove. The coal would not ignite rapidly
enough for the child, and she picked up Il
coal oil can and poured Il quantity into the
stove. The whole mass blazcd up quickly,
igniting the fluid in the can, and an explo.
sion followed which fired the child's
clothes. The pitiiul cries Of the uniortu.
nate child brought the family to herrcscnc
rs quickly as possible, but before the
flames conld BE- extinguishcd she was
fatally burned. The child fingered III ter.
riblc agony until l o'clock in the afternoon,
when death came TO her relief.
The unfortunate girls father, who is 4
miner by occupation, was absent from the
city and left her in charge Of her uncle.
Her mother is dead. ~
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EVERYBODY

Tho Great Sale Of Jeans, &C., damaged by
water, Mt l142 Main street.
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RESULTS OF THE PRIMARIES,
Full District Tickets Now IN the Field In all
tho Uiktricth. ~

Full District Tickets Now In tho Field In all
III, Districts.
The vote polled ut the lcpublican pri-
marics in the various districts Saturday
was as a general thing unusually large,
and the tickets nominated are without ex-
peptjon excellent ones, the election OF
which will reflect credit on the districts
and secure compelet,t efficient and faith
iul district officers. 4 Board Il Commits
sioners composed Of the Republican nomi-
nees would he Az unprecedented one for
capacity and intelligence. Following are
the nominations:
WASHINGTON.
County Commissioner-Alex. Frcw.
School Commissioner. G. Morrison.
) Justiccs-I. Hall and !. Graft.
Constablcs-J. Och and Isaac Bogatd.
MADISON. &
County Commissioner-TholDqs Prince.
School Observation-Disclosures haley.
Justiccs-Wm. II. Caldwell and II. y.
Peterman.
Constqhle-Robcrt Bond.
wy . gay, &
: County Commissioncr-W. 2. Peterson.
School COmmissioner-Dr. John J..
Dickcy. -' a'.','
Jusiices-wm. II. Halter and Robert
Smith. GS.
Constables-Dick Bird and Isaac sadler
CENTER
County Commissioner-N. Wilkinson.
School Commissiqner-lI. +. Behrcns.
Justices-John i. Reed aDGJ. J., pegant.
Constables-Wm. Marshall and Henry
Peppers. :
County Commissioner-spaulding X.
Wallace.
School GommissIoper-A. C.F. Ebcling.
Constable-C. II. Pelley. 81
Justiees-Joseph Dowler and James
Armstrong.
- HIGHLAND. -l
County Commissioncr-Alcx. McCol-
loeh.
School Cammissioncr-A.J. McColloch.
: Justice-yJoha w Emsley and Harlan
Carter, .E's54,.f; ltqr .5zs:says
Constables -Otho King, Cam. Davis.
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= >
TIE largest and best selection OF silks,
yelyets and fine dress goods can be seen at
Geo. r. Taylor's store, No. 1850 Main
street. arc uniformly low.1---7,-------,,
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70 tail ~ tar7 gftl fIlt
2ry Goods.
SQEWGOODS.
VI .-.-
ab's., ~ ll-- gs---p. s--ss-s----- ,-----A=
anr.,,,6atoed,.s,,..
.CE|O.M. SHOOK &CO,
Many New Goods for the ap.

Many New Goods for the APP
preaching season are now being
opened. We have purchased at
bottom prices large quantities OF
Silks, Vclvcts, Pushes, Cash
mcres; Velvctecns, Cloth Suit
ings, Ladies' and Misses Wraps
Blankets, Flanncls, Underwear
Hosiery, ETC., ETC., all Of which
we propose to sell at lower prices
than ever before known.
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ton for the market news was telesraped from But.
ler lint ,,he vol wes doing about 30 barrels q
miitnke In the hrst dispatches This Ind the effect
Of restoring confidence In measure and prices 70.
acted 70 Sic, but dropped OF again 10 7y}e At the
close The sales for tho day were enormous. M
on cTr Pa September sssa SS;SSattSnal Trsns!.
775tc; closed at sales T. 900 barrels; clear.
aicci T. 30s 900 barrels; runs G6sCl barresi ship.
ments w. us barfels charters VI, QS7 barrels. OIL
City Oh Exchange stock 81 W bid and s. % asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, September 6.-Crude oil. total
runs Friday G7,S7i barrels. total shipments 6O,ob
barrels charters soss barrels; clearuiiecs y2Gs.0U
barrels. National Transit certificates opened ut
s5,e ind closed ut TIC, highest sG%ae; lowest NE.
h New yoRx,. September 6.-pctruleun quiet and
steady United 7Vtsc. N . --i5sF rHf'TENnmG