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a srnnNa MAN,s prEr.
The Food an Athlete Eats While Train
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The Food an Athlete Eats While Train.
TIE cool.
~ eat" he said the other day, land !
always have eaten since l was q boy, q
plenty Of nSurishing, generous food, and l
am very wide in my choice, eating as q
rule any good food that tempts my appe-
lite, and that is hear!y enough to be easily
tempted. For myself am not specially
fond OF what you call made dishes, but
prefer food in itsplainer forms. For meats
eat chiefly mutton and beef, and l use a
good deal Of bread, OF course being as
careful as can to get the best. My own
idea Is that 80 long as you have sound,
sweet food it doesn't make as much diff
ference what kind 1t Is as how you eat 1t.
/ am very particular to eat slowly:, eat
three times day. Breakfast is q light or
hearty meal, according to how l feel about
it at the time. LunCn in the middle Of
the day is always light, and dinner at $3.50
or is the principal meal OF the day. |
always take an hour for that. II | haven't
an hour 10 spare at dinner time put of
dinner till have the time.
~ find, though, that aside from meat
and bread | must have plenty Of vegeta-
bles. No man can make any kind Of an
athlete without eating plenty of vegeta-
blea. I take all kinds, and pretty much
OF all fruit, too. Fruits are good. A man
can't stay without that kind Of food. He
has no endurance.
ayes, I'm Scotch, and l believe in ost
meal, but l don't think you ought to eat
too much oft. / have it for breakfast
about three times a week. am fond OF
milk, too, and am especially careful to
drink it slowly. IT'S excellent food, but
it's very bad to drink 1t fast. And it isn't
good to take much liquid any time, espec-
tally at meals. have habit of always
drinking glass Of water when l first get
up; spring water If ! can get it. | don't
exactly know why l do it. l don't know
that it is very good for me. guess 1t is
because like It. There's no accounting
for taste, you know.
.'Tea is my greatest stimulant l don't
drink much coffee, but do take consider
able tea-black tea always never use
greenland take it with sugar and milk,
and never take it iced. l don't believe In
iced drinks. l don't mean, when l say
it's my greatest stimulant, that l never
take anything stronger. very seldom
do, but sometimes, just before race, for
instance, il 1 need ii, take some brandy
no malt liquor. That's bad, especially |
lager. Lager ia very bad.
sin training? Well, make no differ
ence in my diet in training. Ionly try to
keep regular hours, especially in sleeping
AMI l take no physic. Physic is bad
always. In training it's fatal"
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Dinner Table Diplomacy.

Good Housekeeping.
The diplomatic in politics or business
understands full well the virtue Of the
poets lincs-that
"DlnnGr lubricattS business
and many difficult negotiation has been
clinched in the good fellowship thatfollows
upon a well planned, carefully served
meal, at which the Jisn diSe produced by
the creature comforts Of the palate was not
disturbed By any awkwarluess OF manage
ment. So the household diplomatic will
reckon human paEure into her items Of
consideration, IL she wishes to produce
that most admirable result OF home to
which all the different members Of her
household turn as to the Mecca OF their
hearts, with no. only faces set in the d.
reclion OF their greatest ease and pleasure,
but steps eager to devour every difficulty
that stands between them and the prompt
gathering Of all at the family board. Such
praiseworthy end la reached only by such
harmonious adjustment CT the household
machinery and such presiding influence
as makes an atmosphere OF comfort and
happiness. Ii women would only set
Themselves to acquire this rarest Of all
arts, as they have sometimes set them.
selves to conquer wider but less rich king
doms, recognizing it as fine art and the
foundation Of home life, and educating
themselves for its mastery, instead Of
thinking that all sufficient grace OF wife
hood and motherhood would come by ma
tuIe, there would be more perfect homes
and fewer .wide-roying, discontented hus.
bands and sons.
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How tho Pretty LltCIs Insects Amuse Trav-
slers in Texas.
Ttsas Leiier ha PhLLade.phia TINA.
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Stocking with snsep for wlnter.

E1chdnqe.
The season of autumnal drouths and
short pastursge always brings lois Of sheep
upon The market, which their owners con-
clude not TO winter, and thst may often
be very profitably bought. Sheep Of good
constitution, with good teeth and healthy,
may be safely bought, il one has feed for
them which he wishes to convert into
manure in the easiest and cheapest way.
For instance, q large oat.grower has straw
which will carry quite flock through the
season. II he buys ewes that have had
lambs this year, and has them served
early, by a loug-wool or Down
ram; though thin now, they will
rapidly pick up probably give
him one hundred and twenty
five per cent OF lambs. or course, such
ewes will need some grain; all the more,
If the wheat straw instead Of oat is their
principal fodder. We have known lambs
10 bring in the spring double and triple
what was paid for the ewes, while the
ewes were worth fully as much as they
cost, and the manure as much more. This
is hardly the usual experience, but under
advantageous circumstances, the experi-
ment is well worth trying, recolleCting
that October service brings February
lambs, which, II well pushed forward, may
be in market by the first to the middle Of
May. Earlier service will, of course, bring
earlier lambs and greater profit.
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kidney and
liver complaint and rheurG,i IN.
Since then Ihavc been unGb!c to be about at ALL
Ny liver became had like wool; my limbs were
pulled up and filed vita wafer.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing could
cure me. Iraolved to try Hop BitIeHi 1 have
used seven bottles; the hardncis has all hone from
my liver, the swelling from my limbs, and 1t ma.
,OorEsd mirae in my case; otherwise would
have been new in my grave. Nv. Money,
''''N Buffalo, oc! l. 1851.
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Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric BitteTs TO my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
ers," Electric Bitters are the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford 70 be without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars in doc
tors bills every year. Sold at Atty cent?
. bottle by Logan Co. AwIAV
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You are allowed free trial Of thirty dayf
of the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated VoltaiC
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora.
ton 70 health, vigor and manhood guaran.
teed, No risk Is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms
ETC., mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co. Marshall, Mich. MwF4W
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s:dasatto,raI!..: d.
n, de GhantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA

,,.....,.bth year Of this well.tnovn ! Aeaa'
~ thihy' eIsa' o,.rSe Of the Visitation Nuns,
- 1ats ss Ar Monday Of September next and
ssspls 's .,s ,.G Al any ,lms In the sefsiou.
NPh rsce, 4s,l,e 10 place their daughters In an
fsa, SS0 . s exceptional advantages In
tsat'a0a , . ard de iShtiul location e''
SiIiyo. u thorough discipline and in'trrcti' n
t'i sOIu 81 IIl, long teAcherS, In every depart
,iss bands o. ' 'Suea,on, including The modern
ss1iOI Na 'l muse should send IOr a catalogue
! bis ;eno1I Academy the Visitation,
DNc1iess" Mt. do CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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MeaiaI.
DIR. j. .E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllhe Street,
Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of q phylicisnS Succos 4 thu
nAndI for my professional services Prove that have
dealt honofGbly and tairly with thoae who have
committed me. ] never Use pAlenp1 mama With
cut permission, though ! bays many hundred eor.
had been pronounced lncurable. thorough med.
loal education with many yCAn hospital experiences
and familiarity With therapeutic agents, Close Ob.
cure Is possible, and frankly gvethe patient my
obiuiOn
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THE PERFUMeD BALLROOM |

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking OF tho Mystic
Owls display, aids:
and graceful features Of this great event As the
PueSs entered the Opera EOuss they were greeted
WITH the most delicious odors "a from freshly
blooming b, d Of q thousand flowers; The air was
10 the very breath Of the goddess Oi pleasure and
q Wooing 10 the gsieties Of the occasion. A fOun
tain, neatly placed, was playing al tho evening
The cologne which gave iSrIh This Perfume and
the senses VI the ladies OF once detected
what Il was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two Rtomizers we;e dispensing 70 the a.
-. thaSn "A ndnF NJ
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R iI:IY COLLEGE.

.,,u,r ". Va, vii! begin its FOrty'aish
BOote soo ,s;,pyR a lsSs. Its the most noted
sO!Sa sAt -, stats State having 60 Alumni, many o.
OditCe u ~. ,nnyps high places OF trust II mas
boz are Oc'Tc @,,ss CCunc: the Classical, the
sf C3'S g. Ministerial, and the Ladies coat,e.
a U.s. sa' 4 now abOu. free Of debt aud the
tx Co1'Es '.Ss an effort to enlarge the Eudow
nu'''S W. ~, lumber Of students. Patronage u
rtni i1I w al ,he friends Of classic learning
W. M, dialogues apply 70 ,roo,vpvm
IN q K PHNDLEToN. Pres't.
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THR gloomy fears, the responding views,
the WEAKNESS OF soul that many complain
OF, would often disappear were the blood
made pure and healthy before reaching
the delicate vessels OF the brain. Ayers
Sarsaparilla puriAes and. vitalizes the
blood; and thus conduces TO health OF
body and sanity Of mind. Daw
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rAYIoR,s pREMtuM COLOGNE,

an Article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won ia way Into wide spread popularity
This Cologne Is OF the finest quality, lasting and
dslIci0uE: and an esteemed article m the toilet
table Of all that have used It. The quick and del
icAto sens AZ the "MyStlC owls at once discover.
Cd lie merits, and thsy had no happier conceit TO
iiRhtfri perfume The iAif dancers whn found 20
Grateful retr Eher last evening will pnase them.
SeiVeg and honor their entertainers by keeping up
The sensation throughout the tWelvem6nih by
means ~ this deliRhtul aren't Ru2E YwV4v
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Thu ssttles Il.

beAdtrc 1nOune'
OF course the wood cuts illustrating
Talmage's sermons in Europe are sent
over by cable. How else could they get
them, seeing that the sermons are sent
over Ia that way and printed next morn
ing after their delivery, which would make
it impossible to get the illustrations up
after the sermon arrived.
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nnnl,lnn,n Amman snIrn.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boz.
For sale by Logan h Co.
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An Important Discovery.

Tho most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve the health and save lie, and Is a
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does It positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, and ali affections Of the Throat,
Chest and Lungs, yield at once to its Won
derful curative powers. II you doubtthis,
get Trial Bottle Free, at Logan 4 Co.'S
drug store. MwRAw
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Poverty and Suffering.

~ wa, dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by SICK family AUG
lag bills for dOcto Ing. .,,,.
,SaS completely discour' ged, uuti one year
ago 6y the advice Of my puStOF, commencMy,
using aop Biitsrs, and In ono month We wsie ~
veil an none of us have seen SICK cay since
ami I want 10 nav To ali poor men you can Keep
YOUR families we'll year wish Hop Bittem ior iesS
thSn ono docIor'A visit will cost know ""
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Take all In all.

-7ak all the kidneys and Liver
NedieiHa.
Take all tho Rood purifiers,
Take all the DyTqsia aud indigestion
cGrts,
Take all the ACus, Fever, and bilious
specifies.
-Ta4o all the Boafn and Nerve 'cre
Tepir0
TAKE all the Great Health sCstoIcH.
Ia short, take a the best qualities OF oil these
anu the-ttst,
-oualtl1 Of all The hest me liciaes In the world
and you will ind that Hop
-Bihns have the best curative qualities and
powers OF ali concentrated in III m,
And that they vii cure when sny-or all O
thee, SnsIy OF coRIbiati, Fa'l!l!l
"A thorough trIaI will give positive proof Of this
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Summer 9csort.
Nj, lake PARK |!
rup roURTH SEASON

NJ ,bl, beautiful and heAl'htnl resort has opened
" A'- very successfully.
ei,r,,s, pDou the SUNNI T OF TIE ALLIE
eTESY NOUNTGlNs the Park presents unSur'
taSsI climatic conditions. no mAlariA. Ekstnp'
On lrjn hay lever, -,
Picturesque Surroundings, beautiful locaton'
sn.s, s5riTi, RELIGIOUS AND JNIELLECIUAL
hDVGNTA,,Ls, case OF acc. - and nptd c0nm ~,
nsalIau with the great cities: have lIstned Wy
Nm, ii he prOprittOs that Mt Lake Park WoulG
Sja lake Il, place among the most favored OIL
runner Resorts.
Nl,chtnl excursions by nail and mountain road
ldl 10 lne Attractions Ol The place.
BardIng accommodations are ample and reason
abe 10 prize.
ss.JHolCE BUILDING LOTS are to be had at
HgisrlLe cost.
The Assembly
Begins AUGUST aud closes AUGUST 10.
rh,proEamm. includes a wideiangc OF lectures
AMI InitIltliOn In special branches.
The H. 80. RaIlroad Company Oilers reduced
nis for til: Assembly. Round "Trip from Wheei
lag SiGl, 49,, ,a
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speeia1 notiees.

RTTs,-AIl Fih stopped iree By Or. Kline'a Great
Nerve Res.0ref. No fih after hFSt days ule. Mar
yelnua CuFO IfeatSO aud q % trial bottle toe 70
TT can6l. Send 70 d. Kline, all Arch, ST. PhilA
Pa uancg Institute, ~ Afnh u, Philal u go
TIT -. nnlANN.N
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Silk hose of one solid color ought to
match every shade Of the fashionable
woman's numerous toilets.
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ToLEpo, o.. Sept. s.-wheat dull: No. 2caSh or
September S61Sc; October S71Sc asked; November
Corn steady; cA6h or September 46Nc; October
4iI<c; May $50 bid, 39h asked: Oats unchang-
cd; cash or September 25kc; May sc. Cover
seed quiet; cash or September % 20 bid; October
IS IS. November s. 40.
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Wkp cnVec The extraordinary revival, Q!
Wan OUNuo, military and patriotic feeling
Army orgRniz ttlons, has brouPht tlhs collection
into very great favor. Il contains songs for the
Camn tira aud the Marcl, Memorial Songs, aud In
AWAKEN memories OF the great war Every family
should have a copy. ChoTuseS are for male voices,
and there IL an GccompanimenttorP Piano or Organ.
Price 20 cents.
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The Florida Tine, remarks that Florida
Is three times as large and twice as happy
aa Massachusetts,
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.DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII euro Diseases OF the Kidneys, Grxycl, elect,
STRUCTURES, and all Urinary and UrethrGl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness,
LoH Of ViRor, Premature Decline IN Nan, Early
Decay Impotenry caused by errors Of youth, OK,
Oesscs, &c. Syphilis In all i.s toEnE, sore throat
and nose ulcers, eTpptOnB, GcrolIlG, tettef, salt
rheufn and all blood Gnd skin dkcaSes. Female
Weakness speedily cured. 9onotIhea cured In
days. P1ica s. %. SOld In Wheeling, W. Va, by
Z. r. BOOKING. IReAH d Co., DrugRiEtS Sent ~
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COLI SONGS TIM Ra eSeI s ssS asa g ief
merry sludcnu' songs with true college YIN to
them and intending the fayorite popular songs Of
the day, rs "RoIalie,n my Bonny," Solomon
Levi" "clsmentIne," etc. Price 30 cents.
Mailed for tho Retail Price.
OLIVER DITsoN & CO., Boston.
G. Il. DrTsoN & Co., J.E. DrTsoN q Co.,
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"As under hot iron creases disappear,
so does the weight Of adversity press out
OF man his pride andPvanity.n
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LAW SCHOOL

= IEDIA IPA.J ACADEMY FITS FOR
N M .lneG, r C0ilegc, speclSl Dill ior BACK
~ snTs single ur double Eooms Al MudchLi
ss'sl Win Principal, sWlTHlN U. sdoklLiD9E
IA ,.rnrl A q and Z WI II nnLt...s-.--.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept s.-Thc Drouers' Journal 70
ports: Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
2lO0 head: market STOW; common grades weaker;
shipping steer a 00a6 l2I<S; stockes and feeders
90; COWS bulls and mixed 81 75a4 o. through
Texas cattle lLc lower Rt q s 50; western rangerS
slow natives and half breeds 60 coal 00 cows g Goa
90; WIntcIed Texans % l6H g.. Hogs-ReceipA
LOO head shipments 500 head: market strong and
d shade higher; rough and mixed s. 9OA4 20; pack
ing and shipping 81 2oaS IS; light weights 81 Goa
Is: sklpS 81 h0a8 70 Sheep-Receipts 2,S0) he d.
shipments 800 head: prices unchanged; natives
81 OA4 10: western 81 60A3 50; Texans 81 76AS %;
lambs, per head, 7ScasSc GO,
East LlBEKrY, Sept. a-No,hing doing in cattle
to-day; all consgnmentS though; receipts $50
head; Shipmenz l,l?l head; no thipmenA % EeT
York Yesterday. Hogs dull but tirm; Philadel-
phRs 81 6Oa4 7O Workers 81 tCRI Is: grasserS 81 80A
l %; receipts 10 aead; shipments 1900 head;
shipments to New York yesterday II Cars. Sheep
very dull: lttls doing with prices about &c lower
than yesterday; receipts $40 head ShipmentA
loo head.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept 3.-Hogz quiet; common
and light g 6Oai IS; pscking and butchers 81 10
al 65; receipts 1850 head: shipments GO head.
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No. q, q and n Atom ii al Stations

MoundsVllle accommodation leaves Wheeling Ri
ll:S5 q: m. and arrives al MoundEvIlle a 12;16 p,
IN. daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodation at I:10p p. m.
ZanEyille accommodation leaves Wheeling
7:3S L. m. and $40 p. M Bellaire st $40 4. md
4:lb p. m. daily except Sunday.
10:2b p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with B, d Q. Sleeper through 70 Cincinnati
b. d y. Sleeping CArB on all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. 2, leaving Wheeling Of 9l5 q M, arriving vt
Cincinnati at $50 q m.
Close connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
q deslnble route for colOniSU and ucfs0nB moving
TO the great West and 70 whom particular attention
Is given.
Tickets to all principal points on E4le Depot
Depot Ticket Onice.
Taos @. BURKE, Ticket Agent u. & O. Depot
John ]. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent
R. 7. DEVRiES, General Agent, Wheeling
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DR.. BULLS COUCH SYRUP

Forthe cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief Of con-
sumptive persons in advanced stages
of the Disease. For Sale by all Drug
gists. Price, IS cents.
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NEW YORK, Sept s.-Futures clio cd steady; Sep.
tembef 0 $50; October $3.50; November 96lc; Feb
nlary 97lC; March oslo; May l0OIc; juno 10.l2c;
December 9.Ac; January s.6lc.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept ACTION quiet; middlIng
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Passenger trains daily including Sunday. 40.
Trains runs daily except Sunday.
JOHN g.. ToMLIN90N,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W. VA.
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PrrrsnuRGH, Pa, Ecpt 3.-Petroleum dull. but
ii OK; closed at 81 O2S; highest 81 ok; lowest
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CINCINNATI, O., sept. 3-FlOlr Gull and I'M.
changed. Wheat tlrmer; No. . red S9Ee9lc; re.
celpE 100 buShels shipments 8, 800 bushels. Corn
easier: No. 2 mixed 4ol<atbc. Oats strong: No.
No. Stall Sc Pork dull at 81 20. Lard III iGlr de-
mand at 6.l5c. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders SOC;
short ribs $500. Bacon frmer; shoulders 4.2oc;
iGr AZ s. coal 87 Hitter strcRg aud higher; extra
crca merry IA S.; fancy dairy 16al7c. sugar firm
and nj changed. Eggs In good demand at l1hSal2c.
cheese strong: choice mould Ohio factory 71fasc!
BAlrtNoRE, Sept S.-wheat, western higher and
a m; No. z winter red So ssaSSl<c: september
ss[RSSKc: October O1%Ag0ISc November o. <a9Sc:
Def ember exc Corn, western shade easier and
dull; mixed spot 4S3aSa4gc; September 4Sxc; o.
tlher >7IFaISIzc: November new or old, 461c; year
wester1 white SlaS2c: do mixed 2Sa2gc. Provisions
a lNffA UFy,nA
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Petroleum.

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept 3-opened Of q COZ closed
at 81 OK; highest 81 vi; lowest 81 cox; runs
not reported; total shpments Ss9i barrels; char
ten q ,7I6 barrels; clearances 4iH,ooO barrels.
On. CRY, Pa, se,t 3-opened Of 81 0ON; highest
81 CIs<; lowest 81 coz; closed at 81 0l charters
III Ij6 barrels: shIpments 1854 barrels; sales
$4,000 barrels; clesrHnces 5000 barrels.
T1rutyr1E. Pa, Sept. a-opened at 81 003 hlgh.
eSt al ok; lowest 81 cox: closed at 81 v2f; ship
mentN, tideWater only 1900 barrels eharten not