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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
Special Bar Examination.

Mr.. Will Perry Of Mcdowell eoun-
~ is here to take Bar examine
ton. He was informed that the ex-
animation began on the first Monday
in August and he reported at tina
time In fact it began on the first
Wednesday in the month. Hence
he was several days behind time.
The law faculty gave MIN a special
examination which he is now tax
ing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
Special Sale at smiths.

Saturday August 18th.
rs boys suits 4 to II years.
225 reduced to l.50.
l.60 reduced to .9S.
LOO reduced TO rs.
Boys white duck caps.
zoe reduced to 10.
Mems felt hats.
% reduced to .9s.
100 reduced 10 rs.
so reduced to SO.
80 reduced to 20.
Ladies sailor hats
so reduced TO 20
These are all good value, com
early.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
col. MATT COOPER.
Famous as Editor, Orator and PoIiti-
clans, Died Of Cancer.

PARK sRsBuRG, W. Va. Augast7 :.
Col. Matt 5. Cooper, who was
known all over West Virginia as an
editor, orator and Democratic politi
clan, died Sunday morning at Pales-
tine. Writ county Of cancer of the
throat He was in his 59th year
and left widow and two children.
He had published papers at Ravens
wood. Huntington Weston and other
places aud seldom has political
campaign gone by without the Col
onel on the stump.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
Coal Land for Sale.

For sale, seven thousand acres OF
coal in Upshur county. The land is
all underlaid with excellent coal is
easy of access and will be sold at a
bargain Address
DANIEL O'GRADY.
Stewartstown, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
For SaIe-A Bargain.

Farm Of l52 acres For particu-
lars call on, Jason CLARK,
Morgantown, w Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
For Sale.

A good cow at one half her value.
Apply at once to J. w. WILEs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and We'd
nesday."
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07

Notice to Contractors for Grading.
Bids for grading at the University
will be received until p. m. August Z.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids. For specifications call on
l3l-4t F L. EMORY, Supt.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07
Nose Glasses.

| Pair Of gold trimmed nose glasses.
Finder will return to this office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-08-07

Try our want ads.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
THE Gaylord Times. q"

Jack Frost comes creeping into town
AS quiet as a mouse:
Comes creeping softly up and down,
Keeps watch of every house.
Full well he knows, this rogue so sly,
Right where to nip and bite,
On ntghts when in the autumn sky
Shine moon and stars, for then, oh myl
To roam is his delight.
RTs-HULvER.-Mr. Luther Swarts
and Miss Mamie Hulver were married
"Wednesday last at Hagerstown. The
young couple has the best wishes of a
host of friends
Mr.. f K. Allen, who has been visiting
friends in Fauquier, has returned home.
Mr.. Edward Lock, of Martinsburr. is
the guest of Mr. Lee Hulver.
Mr.. BENZ. Johnson has returned to his
home at Success, Va, after an extended
visit TO his brother, Mr.. w. A. Johnston.
Mrs. Jennie Gardner has returned to
her home at Fsirmont. w. Va. after an
extended visit To her parents near this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCormick. who
have been visiting Mr.. John Hulver and
family, have returned 10 their home in
Martinsburg
Mr.. John Balinger, of Penn, is visit
ing friends near this place
Miss Rebecca Green, of Boyce is the
guest OF Miss Flora Castleman.
Misses Maud and Maggie Fry, who
have been visiting the Misses Castleman
have returned TO their home near Mid
dleway.
Messrs. Frank Mcdonald and Richard
Stickles were guests of Mr.. L. ID. Myers
last week.
Miss Katie Bell, of Mt. Airy, is the
guest of Mrs. Luther Bell.
Miss Nellie Anderson, of the Marvin
Chapel neighborhOod, was the guest of
Mrs. VIM. +. Reed last week.
JACK ERncr
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
White Post Items.

Mrs. Mary Funston is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Miller Long, In Winchester.
Rev. Edward Kinks and wife, of
Leesburg, have been stopping for seyer-
al days at Capt. David Meade's. Rev.
Kinks occupied the pulpit in Meade's
Memorial Church last Sunday night.
Rev. E. A. Temple has returned from
the ST. Andrews brotherhood Conven-
ton at Richmond, and Sunday morning
filled his usual appointment in Meade
Memorial Church.
Miss Fannie Kennerly is visiting Mrs.
Mary Byrd in Winchester.
a little bird is whispering about the
neighborhood that there will be a prettv
wedding in Meade's Memorial Church in
about two weeks, the contracting par.
ties being well known young people of
the neighborhood
Mr.. n. w. Gore, who for nearly ten
years has been the efficient, courteous
and popular clerk in Mr.. Meade's store,
has concluded TO take vacation which
may extend through the winter We
have not learned who will be his substi-
tute. Mr.. Gore speaks in a most CRATE
full manner of his pleasant association
with Mr.. Meade.
Mr.. Garland Skinker, of Loudoun
county, was in the neighborhood for q
Qay or TWO last week.
Mr.. David Walton, of Woodstock
spent Sunday with his father in law, Mr..
Shaw, at the latter's home, "Mesilla."
The colored New School Baptists on
Sunday morning baptized in Mr.. Charles
Fritts' run four converts to their faith.
The ceremony was very impressive and
nicely rendered, and was witnessed 5y a
large concoIrse of both races.
The social element of our community
is much reduced by the departure Of
some of the young ladies and gentlemen
to their respective seats of learning
Misses Mary Powers and Mary Denny,
to Farmville, Miss Mabel Massey to Roa-
noke, Miss Irene Robinson to Winches-
ter; Messrs. Emory Powers and Charles
Dearmont to Richmond, Mr.. Lewis Ken
nerly to Berryville. and Mr.. Earnest
Meade to "Lost Corner" the latter as
teacher.
Can you tell us Mr.. Editor, why, in
the assignment of speakers to the various
points in the county, White Post has
been ignored by the democratic commit
tee? Some recruits might be added to
the ranks If the issues of the campaign
were presented by forceful orator like
Hon. Marshall Mccormick or our coun-
ty treasurer
Miss Lizzie Sommerville, daughter of
DR.. Fl. G. SOmmerville, of this place, is,
we are sorry to learn, critically Ill at
Lynchburg, whence she has gone on a
visit. x.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
Norfolk & Western Ry. Affairs

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Norfolk q Western
Railway was held at Roanoke last
Thursday, with the largest represen-
tstion of stock In the history of the
company. The Pennsylvania Rail
road, which has had four of the elev-
en- directors, got another member,
William IA. Barnes being elected in
place of j. Kennedy Todd, giving the
Pennsy five of the eleven directors.
The board of directors is now COM
posed of Henry Fink, +. j. Kimball,
Walter II. Taylor, Joseph L. Doran,
George Coppell, Victor Morriwetz,
Samuel Rhes, John p. Green, James
MoCrea, William II. Barnes and S.
N. Provost, the last five representing
the Pennsylvania Road. The direc-
tors reelected Henry Fink president
and l.. +. johnson general manager.
On Friday last the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company placed its order
with the Steel Rail Trust for $50, 900
tons of steel rails, and it is a signili-
cant fact that at the same time the
Norfolk q Western bought $4,000
tons on the same terms, $40 q ton.
There is little doubt that this deal
was engineered by the Pennsy for the
n. q w. 1t is said that the rails will
be used on this end of the Shenan-
doah Valley division of the N. & w.,
as the steel is much lighter here than
on the Southern end, the rails being
but Sc pounds to the yard.
There can now be no doubt that
the Pennsylvania company means to
take hold of the Norfolk Il Western,
or part of it. 1t is believed that
it desires possession of the line from
Hsgerstown to Bristol via Roanoke,
thus giving it q direct route to Chat
tsnooga, which is regarded az the
railroad center of the South. To this
end the Shenandoah Valley division
is being put in first-class order. New
rails will be laid where necessary and
the rosdbed generally improved. A
number of trestles between this place
and Shenandoah are now being re-
moved and filled in with solid en-
bankments and stone culverts, one
firm having a contract for six jobs of
this sort in Page county. 1t is be-
lieved that the Pennsylvsnia is at the
bottom of these improvements, and
that it is having the road put in good
order before it takes possession of it
neutrality-suspicious. Register.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

Come and look over our line and take adj
vantage of the low prices.
Below is a list of articles, number of
which you will need When you go to Spring
house-cleaning
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
Advice to Voters.

Don't forget how to scratch your
ticket. You are not called upon tC
scratch the names of the prssidential
electors, but only the names
of the presidential candidates
for whom you do not wish to cast
your ballot. The ballot will have
the names of five or more presiden-
tial candidates, and their electors
upon it, and those who wish to vote
for Bryan and Stevenson will erase
the names of the other presidential
candidates from it-and only their
names-and then hand this ticket to
the Judges of election to be dropped
into the ballot box. Be careful then
when you receive your ballot, to scan
it closely for the names of the candi-
dates of your choice, and leave them
untouched with your pen. Follow
these instructions also in voting for
Hon. James Hay-leave his name
untouched, but erase the names of
the other congressional candidates.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

The Winchester Star says that q
rumor is being circulated to the eff.
feet that ex-President Cleveland will
be offered the presidency of Washing
ton & Lee University, the position
left vacant by the death of his friend
and colleague, the lamented VIM. L.
Wilson. Even if the rumor proves
true, it is improbable that Mr.. Cleve-
land will accept the position, as when
his term as President of United States
expired, he declined offers of similar
positions of several Northern collie ges.
Should Mr.. Cleveland, however, come
to Virginia to make his home, he will
be welcomed with open arms by all
true Virginians, regardless of politi.
cal creed.
The logical and probable successor
to Mr.. Wilson is Hon. Henry st.
George Tucker, who, at present, is
Dean of the Law School. In case Mr..
Cleveland declines the position, or il
il not rendered him, Mr.. Thicker will
become the head of the University.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
A d ditiOnal oca]
Summit Point and Neighborhood.

summit Point and Neighborhood.
Thankful for your visit. send some
items for your columns:
Married on October 18th by Rev. r. A.
Strother at the Methodist parsonage a,
Summit Point, w. Va, Mr.. Joshua Ds-
Wis, OF Clarke county, and Miss May
Chapman, of Jefferson county.
Married October nth at 9 D. m, by
Rev. +. A. Strother at the home Of Mr..
Moses Trussel, Mr.. Jerome b. Coyle and
Miss Mollie b. Payne. The marriage was
witnessed by the near relatives and
friends of the couple, and a sumptuous
supper was enjoyed, presided over by
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Trussel, the latter
being sister of the bride.
The Aid Society of the NJ. +. Church
South at Ksbletown will hold Thanks
giving feast there on Thanksgiving day.
Turkey, Oysters, Cream and other deli.
cacies will be served at both dinner and
supper. The public is cordially invited
Everybody is invited to attend the
Oyster Supper to be given by the Aid
Society of the Summit Point Methodist
Church on Friday and Saturday, Nov.
LIST and End at 6 p. m. Proceeds for ben
eft of the parsonage
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

At Mansfield, Ohio, Mr.. Bryan
gave his idea, and to all unbiased
minds the true idea of expansion, az
follows
"The Republicans try to hide be-
hind the term expansion. They do
not defend imperialism. They say
they believe in expansion, and they
rob the grave to get some dignity to
lend to their cause They try to make
1t appear that Jefferson would en-
dOrse apolioy suoh as the Republi-
can party now stands for. Jefferson
took In lands, the Republicans want
to take in people. Jefferson took in
territory that people could settle upon,
the Republicans want to take In rae
es for our army to fall upon. Jeffer-
son brought IN land out Of which
ten great states have been made, but
no Republican expects to make @
State out of the Philippine Islands.
l believe IN expansion, when expan-
sion takes in land upon which Am
erlcan people can settle, land that
can be built into States. / believe in
expansion, when expansion brings uE
people who want to come in and
whom we want, but l believe expan-
sion ought to be like marriage, salts
factory to both sides and not q one
sided contract"
Thes words ring like true metal on
the ears and strike home in the heart.
They draw the line sharply between
the wild, extravagent and illsgitimAte
policy of colonial and imperial ex-
passion on the one hand, and oonsti-
tutional and justi6able expansion al
home.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

You assume no risk when you buy
Ohamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and
Disrrhoea Remedy. w. Richardson,
druggist, will refund your money if
you are not satisfied after using it.
1t is everywhere admitted to be the
most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaints and the only one
that never fails. 1t is pleasant safe
and reliable.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
oastleman's Ferry's Democrats.

OhsCleIndn terryS democrats.
The democrats of Castlemsn's Fer
ry and vicinity met last Saturday af-
ternoon and organized Bryan, Ste
venson and Hay Club with an en-
rollment of eighty names. The meet
ing was all enthusiastic one, and was
addressed by Capt. r. S. Parks, of
Luray, who delivered one of his char
acteristic eloquent speeches, captur-
ing the crowd; and by Mr.. Blackburn
Smith, of this place, whose appeal to
the voters to adhere to Jeffersoniau
principles was stirring and eloquent.
After the conclusion of the speak
ing, the club was organized with the
following officers:
Col. s. S. Thomas, President.
Messrs. John McClaughry, Robert
Fleming, Nicholas Moore and How.
ard Wilson, Vice Presidents;
Mr.. Decatur Osburn, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The club will hold q meeting next
Saturday at 8 o'clock at Castieman's
Ferry, and all members are urged to
attend the meeting.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24

During the winter of 1897 Mr..
James Reed, one of the leading citi-
zens and merchants of CLAY, Clay
county, W. Va, struck his leg
against cake of Joe in such q man
ner as to bruise it severely. Il be-
came very much swollen and panied
him 80 badly that he could not walk
without the aid of crutches. He
was treated by physicians, also used
several kinds Of linimsnt and two
and half gallons of whisky in
bathing it, but nothing gave any re-
lief until he began using Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. This brought
almost a complete cure in o weeks
time and he believes had he not used
this remedy his leg would have had
to be amputated. Pain Balm ID I'm.
equalsd for sprains, bruises and rheu.
matism For sale by j. O. Avis,
Druggist.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1900-10-24
For Rent.

The New Market" Farm, near Bovce
Is offered for rent from the ist of March
1901.
Apply to the undersigned at New
Market" or through the Boyce postof-
nee. ROBERT H. RENsHAW.t,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14

3rECLs-C9ntinued duLness prevailed al iron and
f SPOT and El88 I5s t1r futures and the local market
5ss 3 ss "a say al 81 s e. "a Sop5 Is % h
changed Al s16 SO locally but vas s. higher n London
weak a. 81 80 rte brokers' price s. and
t-z5s ~ 4 6ssss esq a. a s5-sr Pses @ tS he nSFst Sst
at The close Eea-y . nrr IN tone syrups were com
ions Cuorsrions follow New-oreans centrifugal com
:n 12!8: tat- I4sls t: @5s g39gs f2se s- P5s 5
sy5r.s s2-e= p "a. faucy ty1 25s2s
oCEAN FREIGEz1s-A rood demand prevailed for sail
South business vas restricted y ne scacity
vessels and reluctance q owners 70 send
Zse- Eates we're nTH n al ae Pa = ssT3sB5 f5T ne
esvTgls2e pozIs- eTI .,I--s~-S ss yesses
ooJse 4s9s4s ia tor A1gIs-sepe-n5er loading. Quoca
B2tsso 3H 10 = "a 92 Ieitz Sd Hull 4s4d Se~a@ss ss5
Amsterdam, e.sc: cotton 70 Liverpool Fer 100 ID 2'o
oILs-6ostoasee5 oil again inactive and rather
easy ,ollgvns The decline in hog 6rod4Ss eea M +
Qu2ati9ns f9Iow Petrosgrn 60s s. % e az & N s PG
80 3i epnl1 - g 49, e. pine crude
bbs nominal prime s1rnmer yellow. 83c OF 5arrS aos
zoe prime winter yellow, 4o941c; cy lnseed america
western iinseet quoted &c under city brands lard OIL
RSvIs1oys-There was considerable weakness IN the
provision raaref owing % TIE sharp break n eor ~
dr5p II prices also mad some eject upon the 1aks @
which closed duh and easy Receipts a. CH5c4so z e
sas city ECO head. and Omaha 2otp aeaa WH-T a
al interior points 1900 nogs were receiy 5
uII quoted: S12 T5gSl2 go family So o0gSt2 o.
s5S 9 90 fary. SIOGsl2 packet sIoQSll extra laal7
r1ese gls6SIT 30 BEEF HAMS-Nominal; quotea
S1s 5lq5s20 DRESSED HOGsEa+yt quol+Ec' 5a
Ccns nc. 80 n TAG. $50 n IA. PIGS So,
CT EATS-PtckIsd bellies nrna quoted sraok e 9st
iies IGc- 10 Il SIC. Il p sAc; Il p S4ee Picked
1-1-e5 IOGI02. -TALLOW-Dul5 city l-l5g4 z7c
a. esEv quoted G. 45c- Refined lard du quoted So-A
.1cerlca sIoc. Continent. 7-2oc. 5razik kegs -
1715Uu6 quist. quoted city, go pose western -
g.. sTEA ARLSE-Steady. quoted Clso, rae city
laIS aIPSfSTThe wants of buyers local market were
=. s- and nothing occurred during the day 70 change
- riSIeriou n q its phases Onerngs we're lght
I,1--a0ns follow Domestic common 70 low rair SAG
gsfr . coed "A Csc. prime 70 choice 57s12 a.
Eead 50. Hezc PathA- 4zsEo1SS' japan 7~S"o' 'a'1'
80. = =. SranROcn IN bond 2G2+zc.
p1fnea sugar fairly good demand dur
- Ssv Utth the market as & whole showing no
- ss.er-sa of interest Concessions Of points were
iIe5 N rradea and grades % 10 were shaded
- ~etrfa Ths close STEADY Quotations to4o"
80 crushed e.50ci donlinoss On half o6ls ony)
- -.1+ -,,5 &c: cubes and xxx powdered. 623c;
coarse powdered and fruit Po~qers- o-Dci
~crfeetoners' graduated, $3.50 Eagle coarse
z1E-fs-sS ard extra fine graulated e@Sc: Eag4e 10
s . - bsEs and y bags Of hne granuiated o@0c
49, sranI afed standard graEuEted ana -4aI-.nd
90 -SuszctfonerE 4. $500. Nos J. and Z Stos'
3 : ne. No S. 5-6Sc; No c. . ooc 20 = o-=oS -
80 S-o = 25c- Nos II 5-2oc. No u 6Ibei
e. n - IS ara i6 1oc II wa quet day IN tns
s-ker ser the business aoas consisting Ok
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14

- - s5; Texas ted about steady 81 25GS5 To-
1s4s IS slssrs steady % sl5T s. Sues y Tsxzs
to1c-ruw. 1900 (esri1atec I00GG. lower
tops s. 30 mixed and butchers. S59S5 2T-z sood.
lgh, s5 05GS5 S5. buE q saiss IS o5s$5 % sEes5|
receipts 2ooO0 head; sheep loG15c lower except t0r
best aos steady good . choice wsthsrs- s. 25gS4 8
FAR % choice mixed S. 75as4 Is. Western saeep S4e
= -; Texas shoeP s3QS4, native lambs 81 25GS5 so
Western lambs 81 T56S5 So
ciaein5s e A9g laZEiOgs strqng s. soes5 as Cattle
steady s4gSe So
East BsaIo Aug la-RecsiDts oat-Is 24s cars sheep
cattle 1T cars; sheep and hogs. 81
Cartle-Ccotcs fat. strong. medium steady.
grassy r1sd .oEer slccSsrs sresdy bulls lower Veal
1-.ss so 4arer aisnsr t1an asr Acntay Good -
oesS smooth tat export $ G0S5 bss IS I69
e = % -1PosL. s1l.s e5oIee "a 8 ISsst sos
butchers steers 81 35 81 rs bulls So T5
$ . fair good hafers 50 756S4 Is fa eoTs 500
t7g Steers. good 50GS3 fair god 5G
- % s.ocA calves A1e5-Eaa. choice 20 extra s. 5f9
- lS e-sey srocSs~s, s. J0GS3 hsifars good
70 best S3Es3 p, common COWS Se1S2 so fresh
enoce % extra COED bags S3sS52 good 70 Choice s5d
$40
cows SI51S22. cows and spriuEers common good
choice % extra IS I5GS7 Q
c1ocs. S6 25Gss heavy calves S49ss So grass
the bulk q the sales Spring cnofce
% extra 5Gs6, good 70 choice s. 51lS5 40 mixed
gS4 50. year-gs 81 5o9S4 > H0gs-Osrtngs Izht but
market satisfactory position Heavy sol1
s. sass 50. s. +5GS5 30. Torsrs s. 55GSJ 90
PISS $ 65S5 70 roughs 81 s5s4 80, stagz Sc 5oS -
Easr LIbs--y Aug ls.-CzttIe active: extra. $ 5Oa
s. 10 prime s. 40GS5 60, common 50 506s4 = Hogs
prime pigs IS 55GS5 81. common 70 To-ks-s
8 50Gs5 80 heavy hogs s. S5as5 4o r5ughs g 509S5
mon 81 50GS2 so. choice lanes IS sass 50 corrnr 70
good. $ 251S5: veal calves. So 504fS3-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nez-Eo-G AEEIE- ID
C0EEEE-I- 5Ev q E--s- things II the co1se
peaGllariols speculation we're co1-
Acrsr responding with d-CP q 10 points OF ne
cpz1--E weakness u European markets, c1sre vas
local pi- under genera secg le-
rr-cesE3c-z interest small business which
Et-oeS bear SIDE TIE spscu-
s-.-e public little -Ee market q either
E-z= Il addition - -he Disappointing z1Flces -I--
Hamburg. local balls az-Pereo ny 1eave-
Brazilian P0-Lz --z1 locked cc- very -En-
AlercEz warehouse deliveries z16 tame t-a-e n
Lcczl bsar ot t111e1cs a--acke- ne -2L
T-=-s- months WIKI considerable show ot con-cence
-rs--zby -Ee belist that Lhz movement WoEc
z1z ne T1TI- stats
v5-G EhoW co-rsEpo16tZg bs2--sL turn The ls-7
Fz-ed 20 indicate any
sentiment sb-os5 The local market
s-ez1y with p-ces zet 5El5 points lover
1870 oaEE Tie fer spot BraZlla1
Zee Gui a15 wt-l prices largely 1or--Es
z5o-- OF bazs q sac invoice lots o No Re
-ca- warehouse deliveries tinted States to- -Ls
IS -27 against - - oezs last
SsEo-k reported % s66 bags Santos re
-esrcs 20 0oo to- t1e compared VIE
Tags and - 90 bags the sane week 2
receipts egg-ega-ec o5lOy bags against
g Bags previous a-t g 600 bags as yea
Tinted States 5000 1zEs -or ne
week, Europe, 1000 bags Santos sEipEszs :? ras
--.-E. - 000 bags Europe, 1900 bags
5zhis weekly r-ce-p-z. Co bags Euock 1900 Rags
q contract prices n the local Ezrzst today
New-York tribune., 1900-08-14

Cash quora5s:ons we're as 1217Es Flour s5saay: 70
244.c No white q F25-zc good feeding barley
fair choice mating 53E+1c- tzzsesc. s. 55. NJ
Northwestern. s. % tior1y seed s. SO. clover
81 60 ars Per 100 To s. s0aSc az: sao- ms sl5ss
Goose1 Sc oO0S7 . 1ry =zl1sd shoulders boxed 90
sides Cooxs5] s. 50GT CO. wlssy, basis q
hza wines 81 23L.. sugars GU loat. Unchanged On
PrC1uce Exchange today, The our-sr Ha-ke-
firm: crsznertes I5Ga6c darss IsG1Tc Cheese hr-n.
s+G11c. Eggs firm. fresh PC.
Cincinnati, aug I3-F1our-Duu, fancy, So 5ogs3 T5s
family. S3GS3 3. Whear-Dul No ? red. 76c- Corn-
Easy No >. mixed +1c. OaJs-oIie-. No ualxst 22-sc
Rye-Easy; No 2 52-c-
gust. T9c: September 79c: Decen1e-. TSzc No North
77sc AEzust nc SeD-s1hsr, TIC; Decenl5er
TTi2c: No spring T23c- Corn. 577sc. Oats 23eG2+c
3.lwaEkss AEg 13-wasa- IoTsr: No ] &o-rae-=
Barley s1y, NJ =. SOC; sample. a5G+2c-
Louis 13.-CI1se-VVLsat-No 80, casa
A1E1s5 ssss s3 ssPlsnoe5 q 'c. 2e's9e7 & : sS
36Ac, September Soc OCrcbsr 35 5 sc DeceCoer Sc
Oa-s-No cash. 2Qc, angus -O2+c- SsP-e11e = sc
October. 2114 g No . white. 26c-
Toie6o, aug 13-vaeat dun unc-z1gs5 spa TTzsc-
August ITsc September sc Cc-oos- s c. DeceE-
be- sCSc, Cr- 1u-l and Iowe-, No casa 4Jc seP-sE-
SeD-snbe- &c. Rye dull and unchanged No eas1-
3l1er --e5see5 cl-- a1d g1e51HSs- l5s Pas - -o'
Philadelphia 1S-v1eat -3c IJxer- contrast
grade AIzls-. TS-aE73+ C1rz Nc mixed.
/ August. 42@- G53c- Oa-s duh a21 No white,
s22d s25 ss @ = 5s2F s- $ "a 81 s;sA5 P.v.ss asfs
roller. g I'd Sc 70. 6o scra-ga g +1S3 . 10
patent = 15Qs4; sP-l1z clear; s5SSS % 70 s--a
8 - Rye dour. $ -1ES3 ~ per o5L 1--zI---
fancy Wesrsru creamery. 21c -acy prints.
29c Eggs H-n. tEesa 1earcy l5c 1res5 western 19c
c-esh sout5wesle-n -a- -re=c Soi--=--, --c t-7=se
Arm Rscetprs-E1oC- $500 ools- L5I50o0 pounds n
sacks. wheat 81 600 bush con s. eco bush, 9as 5000
bush shipen-S-w1sa- 140o0 bush coru. $500 bush.
3 oats