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and which were so unfortunate
"Respeettul!y.
IF. S. COLLIER,
4 'AJt1th,t n,&-.,l,I.'

commemorative Attorney"
ihere was but little disorder in Ph,e-
BUS after IL O'Clock Monday night Tho
large detail sent up by Colonel Lane nj
hail-paSt ~ had the effect of uuietinp
the me and all but a few returned to
the reservation without giving their
comrades Il trouhle of forcing them 10
90 so. Occasionally Il few shots were.
hEeu on the streets, scattering the cit
zens and causing some alarm. but the. !.
was no outbreak after the skir1nist, nj
We 1;tii and the subsequent meetin" of
the volunteers With negroes at CHS
mans corner.
Shellft Curtis remained in the town
with his men until he felt sure thl.
there would De no further disturbance
IN the meantime he made diligent ~
pulrN to ascertain the number of cas-
lHiitieS which had resulted from I!c
Shooting at the Jail. 1t MAS at first ,..-
ported that seven or eight men ha,!
been Killed. but yesterday. when the
tactS came outfit WaS learned THAI none.
~ the soldiers had been seriously in
lnr"d. One man was shot in the foot
d bullet. it is said. grazrd another on
h head and one or two more suffered
slight flesh woundS. 1t was rufunrnd
that Jack Block had been shot, hut
VI. Turner. who saw him. stated that
lie had been scratched slightly on .h,
h.ssSt. but rot Ivy a bullet. The negro
charlie Smith. who was wounded al
',hisman,s saloon, has a bullet in bis
thigh. but The wound is not regarded
as being dangerous.
The our soldiers whose incarceration
caused the riot at the Jail We're given a
hearing before Justice furneSs yeSt.r-
day upon the charge of drunken
-ap u! pun Is pauu sHM voc ,ssau
f;*ult of payment was SEN to this city
and locke up. Colonel Lane positively
Declined to Interfere in .. their l,aloIf
saying that as they had been arrested
for violating the civil law the county
authorities would have to deal with
them. III w." ".."H. e. Y
1t is feared that The trouble is not yet
over. The soldiers say that they have
been badly treated by the Phoebus sa-
loon men and declare that they intend
70 sven up with them. They also claim
mat The negroes have taken sides with
the saloon men against them and hence
they nave added another score to the
account which they say they intend Il
settle before they get through at Phoe-
bus. N 80 Aoe
While it is true that the volunteers
have DeeH guilty of many bad acts
since Sunday, it is unjust to hold then,
alone responsible for the disorder that
has occurred. 49,
1t is said that Colonel Lane hIhs is
sued an order prohibiting any OF the
MarSland volunteers from visiting
\ close watch was kept on the iat
here last-AjEht, but 1~1rsr,;h.n. a -
Trrred. Ab6uf the only snldiers a se.en &C.
the streets were regulars and they gave
no one II trouble. Several Volunteers
We're arrested yesterday and the ,lav
before and fined for alleged misba-
haNlor. The action Of the authorities
u one Or two cases is severely con
denrcd- But few soldiers we,,, sean
tI. IN IA h1JC la eft ~ irht IN, a -.
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease. a powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful. swollen, smart
ing. nervous feet and instantly takes
the sting out OF corns and bunions.
It's h greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes
tisht or new shoes feel easy. 1t is q
certain cure for sweating, callous and
hot. tired. aching feet. Try 1t today.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores.
Trial package FREE. Address Allen
S. Olmsted. LIE Roy. N. Y.
june25-Sn MlN
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18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1898.
sealed proposals for the construction
work and materials of a brick building
to be used as a Jail and also to contain
a police station house and emergency
hospital. The proposals must cover all
the cost of the building, together with
necessary prison cells. steel work ard
other appliances for a thoroughly
equipped modern Jail. The proposals
shall be made upon plans and specifca-
tons furnished by the bidders al their
own expense without any cost to the
city, which shall accompany and be
submitted with the bid. All such bids
will be securely sealed and sent or de-
livered to the city clerk Of Newport
News II nus be in his hands by IL
o'clock Of the day mentioned.
Particulars as to size. expected cost
and general nature of the building and
equipments will be furnished upon APP
plication by the city clerk.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
J. A. MAssIE,
au ls-1m. City Clerk.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-An improved
shipping demand for the cash article
TO-DAY the price Of 9tur In
the Wheat pit. September ,,ssd sac
higher. and December gained ca-c; corn
left off Ice up; oats rose l-Sc;' pork is
unchanged: lard advanced 5@7 l-2c,
and ribs 40 0. -
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TT HE STEAMER 8. A. MCALI13
L will leave Newport Nsws WftHs
burg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday about 7:15 A. M. and will leave
Newport News for Norfolk every iTue8a
day. Thursday and Saturday about 3::1a
P. M. s4S
Will leave Norfolk every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at soc An
sharn. J. W. PHIT.TTpa
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-Au ASoiAoih VIII leave daily as fOAa
NORTH BOUND.
leave Portsmouth. foot
or North street at ....,. 500 -. m
Leave Norfolk, oot OF Mathews
s1eee ~ 6:46 %. m.
Leave Old Point at ........., 6:45 @. m.
Arrive Washington at ....... 1900 a. "a.
3. &. o. R r. PENN, r. r..
~. washington at. $500 a m..S:0O a m
AT. Philadelphia at.11:00 q m .1O:6o IA
Ar New York at. 1:25 m..2:16sp "a
South bound. B. s. o. r. r. Penn. RsR.
~. New York at....11:30 m..I:OD pm
~. Philadelphia at. 1873 pm..a:l hm
ar. In Washington :. 1880 . m..6:18 ON
steamers leave Washington at $3.50 o n
arrive tortr'es Monroe at.... 1900 I'd
arrive Norfoln at 500 am
"srriVe at portsmouth at .... $3.50 am
The trip down the historic Potomac
r.ver n Chesapeake Bay on the ala.
CANT steamers of this companug la I'M.
surpassed. The steamers are Compare
atlvely new, having been built Ia i491.
ana are fitted up in the most luxurf.
ant name with electric lights, CAL
nei!, and steam heat in eacn raoraS
Inc tables are supplied with every de-
lleacy or the season from the markata
OF Washington and Norfolk.
For further information apply To
D. CALLAHAN. Agent,
I'LL Norfolk. Wa
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III ERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS
Iva FORMATION CO.'S STEAMSHIP
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
and BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News. via Norfolk fog
Boston every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, sailing from Norfolk at $40 Z.
NJ. Leaves for Providence Tuesdays.
Fridays and Sundays at $50 r. N.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore,
Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays and suns
days at 5 P. M, connecting for WASH
ington. Philadelphia and New York
Fare to Baltimore, n way. s.; round
trip; IS. including stateroom berth. Ac-.
corarnodations and cuiaina ua-
equalled. Freight and passengers
taken for all points north and s0utts.
For furthey information apply to
L. c. SAUNDERH Agent,
Newport News. Va;
". p. TURNER, q. r. A
~. J.. C. WHITNEY, r.. n.
General office, Baltimore, ED
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n LID DOMINION sTEAMsHrPCO.
W DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.

q 81
~ DAILY SERVICE BETWEEvt
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.
The elegant passenger steansh..piaa,s
jamestown. Guyandotte. Princess Anna5
and Old Dominion leave New York
every day except Sunday at $3.50
2. NJ. for Norfolk and Newport News.
touching at Fortress Monroe on tho
south bound trip.
The ships Of this line leave NorfolE
for New York direct every day excepA
Sunday at $50 P. M.
A short, delightful and invigoratins
voyage.
FARES:
First-class. straight, including meels
and berth .............. see
First-class. round trip. including
meals and berth .......... $13.ee
Storage, without substance. A,E0
Steamer Luray arrives from amith-
field n leaves for Norfolk daily ex-
cept Sunday at 500 A. NJ. Returning
leaves Norfolk from Bay Lin WHARF:
every day except Sunday at 800 Pm.
NJ. B. CROWELL Agent.
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Y 1RGINIA: IN THE CLERKS on
tICE OF THE CIRCUIT COuRs
FOIt THE COUNTY OF WAR
WICK. IN VACATION, AZ
GUST --, 1895.
Douglass G.. Smith H 0
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WHERE is MR.. NOLAN?

A Washington Man Missing Since Last
Sunday.
John Nolan, Of Washington, D. c.,
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Baggs-It is said hat Dame Fortune
knocks once at every lan's door
.Jaggs--Well 1t vas her daughter,
Mis-tlortune, who called on me.
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HE NORFOLK & WASHING.
- TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
IL New n Powerful Iron paIac"
Steamers Newport News, Washinrtnn
ana Norfolk will leave daily as fol-
lows. .- "Eeu5 49,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The city of Newport News. Va. will
up to II o'clock noon of this
18TH DAY or pT 7eoe
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWPORT NEWS
FOR OLD POINT
Week days 10 80 a. IL is a and 4, s. s,
o5 and 6 10 p m.
I. 8 and 9 p m. -,
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MARINE NEWS.

FALMOUTH. Aug. sI.-Arrived-Br sh
Puritan, from Oregon.
SHANGHAI. Aug. 3i.-Sailed--Br sh Lau-
rel Bank, for Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. sl.-salled-
Invercauld. for Portland: str Ruth. Tila-
NOOK; hktn Cheaper, Grays Earhor: TX
Gienhrisk. for Portland: schr Berwick. for
Nehamai river: schr Emma Utter Grays
Harbor. Arrived-Schr parkersburg. from
Coquine river: str Willamette. from Seat
tie; schr Mszame Port Blakeiey: schr Me-
which arrived at Seattle August 30, reports
having passed str Leelenaw. from San
Francisco for St. Michael on August "a.
Fer STR Cleone,. at 2:5o p. m. August SO
about eight miles northwest OF Point Ar
ena. Miecellaneous-Per hktn Fremont.
from Bertng sea, August SeAugust l3. in
Cnimak pass. two masted schooner steer
Ing for 81 Michael; bktn Leslie d. beating
out; August Il. a full rugged ship, steering
for Cnaiaska bald-headed schooner
steering for unaiaska: August Is. schr
cutter steering for rnaiaska
ASTORIA. Aug. @-Arrsved-Str Nation
tralia, from Shanghai; str State OF CALI
fornia. from San Francisco.
COOS BAY. Aug. sailed-s,r Ar
cata. from San Fvanclsco.
ST MICHAEL, Aug. 9.-Arrivexi-s,r
Portland. from San Francisco: bktn Ruth,
from San FRANCISCO; =lst, SIR Protection.
from seattle Sdite4-AGE. a@SGAr WIZ
lam Bowden for Puget sound: TN. sch-
Novelty. for " illapa harbor: 18TH. sn
James Nesrnith. for Departure bay. In
Per, -sccr irca4 from Puget sound nix
Highland Light, from Seattle: hk Alex Me-
Neil. from P4xet sound: Blk Hunter. Due
al 81. Michael-U >. ;, hear
SYDNEY. Aug S4-Arglve4l-Bk Tn
eaUnied from Tacoma
PORT GAMBLE Aug sf-Arrivess-
Schr Kianosau, from UHga
PORT Bi4AkELEY Aug 3i-Arr!yess-
Schr Orient. from Horolulu
POINT REYES. Aug. -pasA>d-FIay
str San Matea. from Port Les Angeles for
Co,nox.
GKAYS HARROR. Aug 5i-Sailas-
Sehr Challenger. for san Francisco
ar. LAWRENCE RAY, july 2-Saiiesl~
Whaling s;r Alexander. FOR Arctic ocean.
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SALvATIONIST COMING.
The Local Army Has Secured Ser
vices Of DriCndier Rreuule

Arrangements have been completed for
Brfgadier Samuel Logan Breng.e nation
al spiritual special OF the Salvation Army.
20 VISIT Seattle and conduct a series of
special revival meetings or September !. 4.
and 6. These services will consist OF al
dresses of welcome, drills officers council
ard addresses by Briesdier Brensie Be-
sides the Salvation Army hall the cid
Presbyterian church, corner OF Madison
and Third avenue has been secured for the
services
TIE services will all he preceded by n
street parade and open air demonstration.
Special subjects have also been arranged
for each meeting
BFfgader Brengie was born in Indiana In
$50. His father was an officer in the Tn
ION army. and lost his life at the siege OF
Nicksburg. TIE hr!gaiier graduated az De
PAW University, Greenca Ind. in 1889
He was a member Of the Delta Kappa Ep-
slon fraternity. and represented mis- chap
ter in the national convention at Brown
University, in .ss2 He was also active In
college Y. NJ. c. A work and represented
his university In the iaterna tIonsl cor
vention In Milwaukee tn iSs3. He was
particularly interested in the study Of ora
tory. gaining ali TIE prizes given by the
university. and was its representative in
the state oratorscaI contest in 1853.
II was while studying theology In the
Boston University that he met the Saliva
ton Army. which he Joined IN 1881. He be
came an officer al once. went 10 England
ana passsd through the famous London
Training Home. After 4 STAY Of six months
he returned TO the United States, where
he has Tlaes. several responsible positions.
Last summer he was sent by tbs COM
u1snier 20 represent the army Al the IA
.ionsi Christian Enssavor convention IN
san Francisco and was shen appointed ra-
tlortaI spiritual spec'si.
The hrixa1ie- Is one OF the aruy's best
known writers or spiritual sub }ec-s- lie has
exceptional PLATFORM qualifications. and is
snown as The Spiritual Cyclone OF the
salvatsen Army.
Brigsaier stephen Mar@aag. wso II Re
chief division officer for TIRE work in wash
sngqon Oregon anA Southern Idaho. Will
accompany tire rigs der. ana . number o.
a.ar and azid officers from other eiiies
will also gake part
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NEW YORK, Aug. g-Today's stock
market was quite a. remarkable for the
iisii+ssnssS and heav.ness % the standard
securities as 1t was for the animation and
strength OF number % specaals.ss Tne
sIrangers, Union Pa-sacs Atchkson prefer
REQ. brooklyn Transit, Sugar ard mos. of
aae raiiway shares we're semi-siagnant all
gay, and mos, OF hem closed at small net
Iofsss and with outside fluctuations fer the
day or only small fractions. Tho great
eo'nosnatiofa OF iron and steal companies
Vas one Of the notable Influences which
caused activity and strength in q number
OF stocks. Those already known to be In
ihc comolnation showed strength all day,
ana me cannon and preferred stocks Of
pany advanced and 3A. respectively. On
funors nat 1t was TO De included IN the
consolidation. The movement in Northern
PACING was special one and Was caused
sure the preferred dividend was in CON
templa ton. Peoples Gas was very largely
dealt n and gained 2ss net. closing At the
Top on the belief that conflicting interests
naa Deem adjusted. The ouoyaney OF this
stock at the eiase did not save tle balance
or the list from = sagsing tendency. There
were conspicuous movements In q mum Der
OF other stocks Of less prominence. Man
haitian was q source OF weakness all day
and lost points at one time. The an
nouncsnsent Of the firs, gold imports i'm
parted some vigor to the market and did
not check a further decline in sterling ex-
change. There we're some large transac-
tons today in bonds and prices were quite
hrmsy held with few exceptions. notably
the Atchison issues. Total sales were
-. .45.0o United States new r. the IS and
the Old ~ registered and the IL. when ID
sued, declined L in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali. aq3la per cent: last lsans,
per cent: prime mercantile paper, 3<t3is
per cent; sterling exchange. easy. win
actual business in bankers bills at A.ssia
for demand, and at "a. a+sI4s3 for 50 eaye;
posted rates. A.Sa4&: commercial bills,
S4.s2: silver certificates 5SA ueoi.c; bar sill
YER. S97sc: Mexican dollars 4s;sc.
Government bonds eaSy; state bonds.
dull, railroad bonds. firm.
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CHICAGO. Aug sl.-The trade in cattle
today was badly burdeneG with the lower
and tedious peddling 10 make within loc
q the prices paid earlier III the week.
Choice steers, SslsEt5.e5: medium SASH
4ss: beef steers. ssdIss: stockers AMI feed
ers. ssd475: bulls. s2.7SG4ss: cows ard
as.fers. Gsl4.25. calves. $.19.a5: western
rangers. sam; fed western steers, $4ioz4
SIS.
Hogs were Toe lower; fair 10 choice, 1915
aasaf.; packers. s.ee72 50; butchers, N7s
80 IS: mixed. xSa3.so light, s.. sbf4. pigs.
s. S13.S.
Sheep were POOR and prices ln1isc lew
sr. Good 10 choice lambs. 81 2sffs; natives
sheep. 81. ~. mixed sheep, 250U3.so; com.
mon and cuIls sold below the range.
Rscespts-Cat;ie. l7ooo; hogs. %. 900: sheep
1900.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug Observation-Disclosures. 4.oaa
head: market slow TO Zoe lower: native beef
steers. A35a5.25 western steers. $3.So1
40: cows and heifers, S384a0; Gamers
$oG3: s,ockers and feeders, $3.sesfi 10:
calves. $EIs: bulls and stays, s.. aeG3.So.
Hogs-Rsceipts 500 head; market Ioc
lower: heavy, So 20: mixed, s3.s2f3 Is:
light. $3.s5a3 30: bulk Of sales. s. 4sns.s5.
Eheep-Rsceiptx $500 head: market slow
to lower: fair to choice uasives. 81. 7oef4.i 10:
fair TO choice westerns. s. s9I4.2e common
and stock sheep. $sn4: lambs, $44hdo.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. n.-So change
IN ~ spos wheat the market Is steady. MIL
costa Tor South Africa local reeetr.s vary
sEht. Good demand FOR feed barieg: pri~.s
, ,nss an upward tendency; brewing con
rioar-Net cash for family extras. U.:56p
IA; baker, extras. Nu415.
., M. hea,t,Isn!pp-ng. N.osa. for No. 1 and
ina. 'A' '.o1'-
s oaass- ], to fair n.i2ss, i7 good TO
gray. N-iaa 10. milling U.s3i.rI as. s.T.
prise, N-2iis4l-s2
Flour. quarter sacks. 1868: do Oregon.
W.. wheat, cen;a.s, ~. 0a5; barley. centals.
..sis; beans. sacks. lso; corn. centais. 30:
bran, sacks, s,sie; m.ddlings, sacks, ga:
nay, tons. l.34a: wool bales, i5s. hides.
nuimoer' s2s: quicksilver, TASKS. iss: wine,
Closing Qsatations.
Sasss-s sssassr b bsssmSsF n sis
Corn-Large yellow. 3l.Io
Wool and Hops.
Oregon. foai2c: valley. Oregon. isTsfc.
mountain. saloc; San Joaquin pains, egsc:
Humboldt and Mendocino, ll4iac.
oHops-Crop Of 1887. sas1oc: crop OF is9s.
MISUNDERSTANDING sIsa2o. bran. sisg
10 per ton
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Hay-Wheat. $i41I1. wheat and cat. sla
4l6.vo; best barley, $l2uI3; alfalfa x2uls:
straw. per bale. s0us0c.
Observation-Disclosures Salinas Burbanks
t9cN$llo. silver shit onions sou &c pickle
onions. .suyec; garlic, base; green peas, Sc:
string beans. ZlaA3c par ib. okra. green. so
lGdc; egg pant. 25sf5ec; chill green pepers,
nUFhTn0mA
Fruts-Apples. choice Sc common 4T1
Toe. strawberries. fancy. G9s. cantaioupes,
boe4N; nutmegs. 25u l5c: peaches, a0Si-sc;
pears. Bartlett. $-25i,i 70: plums. 2Srbec:
lemons. common California $i.5o8l2; choice
California, s.. 50u35b: bananas, 81 2502 .
bunch. pineapples. $214 dog.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2itsu25c; Sec
onds. 23422c.
Cheese-New. loal1c: Young America,
lon9tllc; Eastern, 12Ii3c.
Eggs-Store lRulIc: fancy ranch, 2lQa5c;
Eastern. l4nisc
Peultry-Turkey gobblers IsaIse Ib: tur-
key hens 13Nlac: old roosters. 81. ESQ { 80:
M3: large broilers. $3.50a4; flyers, sii ise;
hens. S4tt5: old ducHs. ss4t3.5o: young ducks,
$3aa.5e. geese, N-25lii.50 pair: gosiings. 81. 80
Mlso; old pigeons. $izoli.50; young pig
cons, N.25QI5e.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days, ASiN;
sterling on London, sight. s4.s6i
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 5sA Drafts-Sight -. I7la
Mex. dois -. 4sl4sie Telegraph. :. :. -
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Yoa viii be dead scrne day. 70 he sure.
but why you seek death before the ap-
rassfsd time is . mystery. Providence
would enjoy all sse privileges Of manhood.
and lsstssnx. sssaS you would abuse none ct
them. But then yeu have sinEed: That Is
admitted. Now that IS sending yout IL
grave. But you can "cali n halt" an ycfrr
downward path If yea want 10. ID YOU
want 10, or do you really prefer 70 die.
Yeu must 10 one Of two thtngs-yeu isase
do something to keep yoa alive, or yea viii
surely die. That is one OF the results Of
early sollfes. hut although yen are and
hava hean much to blame. don't go On week
after week acting like a weakling. and sa-
cretiy wishing you were
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Aug. 3f.~Isiverpoai. before
the opening here, showed declines IN "hea'
OF A3 for September and iad for Deem
her which was sufficient 10 account for
lower prices at the start. More commence
was expressed by the traders, howeNer.
when they Observed how httle wheat was
for sale at the reduction. and how much
appeared 10 be wanted The Northwest
ern receipts were sufficiently NGefh 10
keep buIishness from taking very lirm
hold of the crowd, but there were fewer
expressions OF hear'shneSs 10 be heard.
New York reported early in the afternoon
thar foreign demand there for wheat was
mors active than for some time previous.
II was partly because or the improved Sk-
port demand. but perhaps more on ac~
that September and December wheat at
chicago quickly recovered me slight dip II
made at the openlng Cash wheat Nas
aasx If about tAa9fc decline fer the con-
,rac. grade and lower grades at about
Yesterdays prices IN a shade higher. IN
the last hour. the advanclng tendency N
corn having been checked. wheat TUNED
weak and prices gradually worked lew.
sr. September closed irQssc lower and
December lost is9t @Sc.
the growing convection of short crop
being Al presen: ci.uched into an asSGr~
anca Of a poor yield by the continued hiSh
;enpers ture. strengthened com, Fr1na
nont bulls bought heavily and t3e .Ho,,ss
made tv the shorts 10 cover were hardly
There was some recession from the sop
near the closing. caused by real-kIts a ZIG
liberal estimates for tomorrow, September
closed issg-.e higher than yeSsegcay
oats acted independently OF either waeat
,.,rnu rsnxa The most Of the trading
done Was Changing from September 70
pecsr,he~ septe Enber closed uneaanged
10 kxe lower, -
wards started provisions weak feilp"
fever rurylors hrouxh; about heavy se5sins
81 pork and lavF!. and prices .sC- -1"
sharply September pork declined i'ssS'
RIBS etss
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DEAD!

It Ia lucky fer you that at the verdi does
net act as you do. Whilst you were play
Ing the fool" tho great specialists Of the
Hudson Medical Institute were delvihg
deeply into scientific research. 10 sse X
there WAS no possible way Of finding .
sure remedy for weak mortais like you.
lDoat imagine that there ara not taots.
sands OF others who have been as bad az
yeu-~ie,a0o on this continent have been
cured through this insiitutel The remedy
was found. II cost 3 big fortune. hat n's
work Is row worth all the time, all tho
money and all the energy spent in setting
1t. II Is "Hudyan.' It makes manhood.
Is 1t better 10 be a man or to b
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-01

T. .. b.: opssans opened steady and ruled
nrm on foreign buying. ssrenxth in corr
ana . rally II cablsS, them Trey turned
weaker or decline in spring wheat mar
kss, May closed at sss~@. September. EaSc-
Cnnee-Opsson< openei quiet and TN
changed TO points aowSr: sales. Sso Bags.
Including September. a8Azys6sc; ssses- RIO
steady: mild steady.
eugar-Raw. drn, fair refining. ls-ssc:;
centrifugal, IS test. 4l5-issc, renase. s1ronf.
Metals
Pig iron-Warrarie, ss-Si1
Corper-Laks tIafs1lsS.
Tn-sls -cS1l5se
Speiter-4 1s74S.
Lead-$40si-ss The firm that fixes the
selling price for miners and xnael;crs quotes
lead at s.. 81 at the close.