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had by the body making the election.
In the sf early case of Smith vs..
Dyer Il Cal, 1927 the district court, In
granting q mandamus to restore Dyer
to ONCE as clerk of the county court
of Pendleton county, necessarily re-
viewed the action of the justices COM
posing the county court There was
no question as to the jurisdiction Of
the justices-they had the right to
elect clerk; but the court in review
ing their action passed upon the regu-
larity of the proceedings taken by
them as well as upon the effect of
their action.
In Dew vs. Judge e Hen. & Munf)
it was held that mandamus is the
proper remedy to restore clerk ousted
from his Office by the illegal appoint
ment of another. In that case it was
commended that the injured party had
another remedy; but the court held
that while there might be another
tedious method of redress, yet there
was no other remedy SO we'll adapted
to the nature of the case as manda-
mus.
The rule established by these early
cases has always been adhered to in
Virginia. In the comparatively recent
case OF Lewis VS.. White CT Va. 415)
the court, in discussing mandamus, as
the remedy for a wrongful deprivation
Of Office, said:
Wherever there is a right to exc
cute an Office, perform service, or
exercise a franchise, more especially
II it be matter of public concern, and
a person is dispossessed Of such right
and has no other specific, adequate
remedy, then the court ought to assist
by nandamus, upon reasons of justice.
as expressed by the writ, and upon
reasons OF public policy, to preserve
the peace, good order and good gov
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Neur aIgiia.
The Prayer of a Nerve for
More Bloed.

:. Neuralgia may attack any part of the body
out most frequently occurs where the nerves
ere MOST abundant.
In the head,
In the face.
Sometimes the heart nerves seem to twist
Iwinging rheumatic pains OF the extrcmi-
ties
Sharp and intense at times
In the intervals dull and heavy.
Neuralgia is the result Of impoverished
blood caused by impairment Of the nerves
Z lack of nerve force
1t is disease Of the nerve centers. and
the pains accompanying it arc a prayer for
Better ncurishment. They are the danger
signals which warn you against total col
lapse of the nervous systcm.
Liniments and all external applications
can only give temporary relief. Permanent
cure cannot possibly come until the nerve
eentcrs are Thoroughly revialised and reinvig-
Csated BY DR.. A. W. Chases Nerve Pills.
The beneficial effects of this great nerve re-
etOative are felt thrilling through the nerve
6bres as week by week and month by month
The nerve force of the body Is restored.
Women afflicted with diseases peculiar to
their sex are frequently great sufferers from
neuralgia. Or. Chase's Nerve Pills positively
cures both these disorders by filing the
nervous system with new vigor and life. so
cents bex at all dealers. OF DR.. A. w. Chase
Medicine Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. The genuine
has portrait and signature Il DR.. A. w
Chase en- each paohaxe.
Sold I'm wheeling by the
LOGAN DRUG COMPANY.
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want to make X ESQ feet The b. = o.
pier viii proh1bly be REMOVED, which
win make the SPAN there SIS feet.


Cases Set Tor Trial.
The first assignment of cases for the
summer term of Court is as follows:
Wednesday, April III. ]. Porter q
Co. VS.. ]. T. Moore; 5. w. Workman.
supervisor, VS.. trustees OF Richland
township.
Thursday, April 18-Theodore Cott-
rell VS.. emima Thompson ct al; E. K.
Doty VS.. Emma Jones.
Friday, April 19-Ohio Valley Tele-
phone Co. VS.. James Kinney. Jr. Ohio
VS.. Clarence King.
Saturday. April 20--M O'Malley VS..
Mack Tobacco Co.
Monday. April Wilhelmdna A.
Kilgore, admx., vs. National Steel Com
pany.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April %
ana 24-Jacob Fitch. ct al, VS.. William
Glover.
Thursday, April % Trustees of
Flushing township VS.. John Moore
Friday, April 20-Geonge H. Belts VS..
c. P. Burdette; Miffiin ong VS.. Roscoe
t. Ong.
Saturday, April 27-Belle Teast VS..
Lee r. Conway.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

1ss acres. three miles from city, at low
IS acres. 6ts miles north Of city, g acres
of same bottom land, very cheap.
4 acres 2 miles east OF city.
10 acres south OF city, Is acres OF sams
bottom land, $500.
Farm. l4s acres. thirty minutes walk
from motor line; good house, variety or
fruit: at low price
Slxty-three acres z miles east OF city:
good buildings and variety OF choice
fruit; part bottom land cheap, on very
Forty acres with good buildings. 10
acres OF same rich river bottom land;
good manufacturing site. south OK West
Wheeling: cheap.
Nlaetyssix acres on bethany Pike.
miles from city; contains two houses and
ali minerals; has variety OF fruit.
Fourteen acres most all rich bottom
land & miles from city.
sixteen acres with acres OF same rich
bettorn with good house and variety OF
c3oica fruits; north OF city; very cheap.
ZEN acres, miles from city. with 4-room
house good place for poultry raising on
easy terms. -, -,
SIX ceres about u mile from West Alex.
snder, with 5-roon house and variety of
fruit cheap. -. :,
fruit; 5-room house and good outhuldlngs,
about ! mile east OF city; very cheap.
S. NESBITT, JR
Tel. CAB. 1875 Market ST.. Wheeling, ". Va
so1seh
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WELIsBURG.

WELL SBURG, w. Va, April IL
Messrs Geo. B. Kemp and U. S. Hug
gins were business visitors at Mingo,
O., yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. John H. Carmichael.
of Matamora, Mich, who were called
here by the death OF Rev Carmichaels
brother, w. S. Carmichael, left ye3ter
day for their home.
Charles McEiroy was home from
Swissvale, Pa, Tuesday to vote.
w. d. Hall, who has been employed
at Dunkirk, Ind, for some months, has
returned home.
Breezy Time" played to. a well filled
house here Tuesday evening and was
pronounced by those who witnessed it
as much better than in former years.
The special to the Register giving an
account Of Tuesdays election was par
TALLY incorrect in regard to the council
men elected. The Republicans elected
two in the Third ward and one in the
Second, and the Democrats elected one
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W. Wellman were the guests of Wheel
ing friends yesterday.
Two car loads of stone have arrived
to be used in the depot which the Ohio
River Railroad Co. will erect at the
foot of Twelfth street.
R. R. Barrett, who is to be the
cashier Of the First National Bank, was
in the city yesterday. The bank will
open for business next Monday.
Barney Nolan, the unfortunate B. &
o. conductor, who had both legs cut
off at Benwood Junction, Tuesday eve
ming, has been brought to the Reynolds
Memorial Hospital
]. w. Brown, of the Grafton Office,
has succeeded A. J. Jones, the B. e o.
agent here. Mr.. Jones will devote his
time to his private business and will
not leave Moundsville
Richard White, colored, of Kanawha
county, and nv. III. Howell, of Ran
dolph county, were discharged from the
penitentiary yesterday. The latter was
pardoned by Governor White.
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Othef BrAe1 Notes.
The police court was blank yester-
day.
Dewitt Danford, the attorney, is on
the sick list.
Miss Gail Meyers, of Gravel Hill, Is
on the sick lise.
Ted. Lowe, the DO hurt few days
ago. is improving very dcly.
The Humane Hearts Club will give q
dance IN Armory hall April 10.
Tom Alton, of Gravel Hill. has re-
turned after a pleasant visit TO Cleve-
land.
Brooks Mason, Of the Second ward.
is improving after several weeks ILL.,
ness
chester Lowe, the young man hurt
al the steel works some time ago. is
abre to be out.
e. s. Spears, accompanied by Masters
Edwin Spears and Roger Leach, are in
Massilon to-day.
Good Will Lodge of Good Templars
will hold necktie social at Painters
hall tomorrow evening.
The Christien Endsavor Union will
hold union services of adj the churches
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r - -
school convention, which is to be held
at Moundsville on nsxt Tuesday, We'd
nesdAy and Thursday, have been about
completed and C. H. Cox. secretary OF
the State executive committee. states
that there are reasons to expect the
largest attendance Of years on this oc-
casion. Each school in the State is
entitled to two delegates and each
county to ten delegates at large. The
most of these have reported to the sec
rotary and the others will be in by
the last of the present week. The pro-
gramme for the convention was exclu-
sively published in last Saturdays
Register.
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News Notes OF Interest From the Me-
tropolis Of Marshall County.
Hon. B. B. Dovener was in the city
on business yesterday.
Alex. Purdy, OF Monongah, was here
on business yesterday.
Alvin Hatzell, of East Liverpool, is
visiting his mother in the Third ward.
Mrs. Marlin McFadden is spending a
few days, the GU of friends at Cam
bridge, Ohio.
Mrs. Ida Crow and Miss Caroline
Grow, of Fairview, were the guests of
relatives here yesterday.
Alfred Manning, Of Fairview, is
building residence at the corner OF
Center street and Cypress avenue.
Mrs. r. w. D. Barger, Mrs. H. Bis
sett, Mrs. Francis Barger and Mrs. j.
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Evening session, April 19-Piano dust
ION Blooming Meadows Concert
Waltz, by Julia Rivi Kmg), Misses
Maude and Anna Braddeld address,
Hon. L. D. Bonebrake; Observations in
Ireland, Hon. A. T. McKelvey, of St.
Clairsyille; violin solo, Oriental Echoes,
George Roesy). Clara Bair
Forenoon session, April 2o-Devo-
tional exercises. Rev. .. H. Farrer; vo-
cal solo, while the Band Is Playing
Dixie q. T. Holtz), Charles Phillips;
A Few Questions, Princia1 W. c. Bow
erS, GAINESVILLE; discussion, A. A. Nc
Endree Morristown: paper, Miss Grace
Porterfield, Belmont; discussion, Elmer
Hoge, Tacoma; paper, H, r. McKeen,
Bellaire; general discussion; piaso
duet, 'Husaren-Fanfare" (Carl BohnYt,
Alice Snyder and Laura Dobbins.
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eminent. 1t ought to be used on all
occasions when the law has established
no specific remedy Whatever may be
the rule elsewhere, it may be safely
laid down as the doctrine of this court
that nandamus is the true specific
remedy for wrongful deprivation of
an Office"
This broad and liberal view of the
use of the writ has not been followed
in many of the states, but the doctrine
as settled in Virginia has been adopt
ed in this State, and, as | understand
it, is the law by which this court is to
be governed. 1t has also received the
approval of courts in some other
states.
AS illustrating its application to diff
ferent cases, see Collins VS.. Aldrich
ct al. SO Mass. 557; Harwood VS.. Mar
shall, 8 Md 81.
While / am not sure that the opin-
ion Of the court in State vs. McAllister.
3S W. Va. ass, can be harmonized with
the Virginia decisions, / find nothing
in that case which would lead to the
conclusion that mandamus is not a
proper remedy for the case made by
the plaintiffs petition. In State VS..
McAllister the council acted and pass
ed upon the question of the eligibility
OF the persons elected to council whose
right to office was in dispute. But in
this case, If the averments of the pc
tition are true, there was no action of
council and the defendants without
right thereto usurped the Offices they
now hold.
1t is urged that the defendant Ritz
should not be made a party to this
proceeding as he makes no claim to
the offices in dispute. But the petit
ton shows that the defendants secured
possession OF the Office room, books
and papers belonging to the Board OF
Public Works, and necessary to it's ad-
minlstration, by the aid of Ritz as city
sergeant, and that by his assistance
they have forcibly retained possession
of this official property since the time
when 1t was put into their hands.
1t thus appears tina. Ritz is actins
with the other defendants in prevent
ing the other petitioners from perform
ing the duties Of their Office. Unde,
these circumstances, Ritz is a proper
party defendant, as the writ should &C
TO all persons who wrongfully withhold
from the petitioners the ONCE or its
property. If the petitioners are enti-
tied to relief, the remedy should b.
complete.
The demurrer and motion to ouash
are over-ruled.
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BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the Bel.
mont County Metropolis.
The smaIlpox situation.

The Smallpox Situation.
TheAult girl of the First ward, shows
improvement. A girl named Greenwood
of Pinch Run, who was visiting in
Franklin, returned home the other day
and was reported to the township trus-
tees by the health officer The limit
given for the disease to develop is eight
days. This having passed, it was
found she was in no danger.
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BelIaire Man Hnrt.

Barney Nolan, of this city, yard con-
ductor on the B. & O. between Bel
laire and Bnwood, mt with a serious
accident yesterday. While running in
front of his train to make a switch,
he fell, and the engine ran over both
legs. He was taken to the Glendale
hospital, and the amputation of both
legs was found necessary.
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Bridge Matters.

The meeting at Pittsburg next Tues
day for hearing on the bridge ques-
ton. promises to be well attended
meeting of botn rivermen and those in
terested In the bridge. The rivermen
still insist for an s00-foot channel span,
while those interested In the bridge
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County Teachers Association.
The County Teachers Association
will render the following programme
at the Presbyterian church at Barnes
vile April 19 and 20:
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kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
a arrangement Of the kidneys and cure is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment of
the kidneys. II you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. kilmer s
Swamp.Root. the great kidney. liver and
bladder remedy.
II corrects inability to hold urine and scald-
ing pain In passing 1t. and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled to
go often during the day. and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect Of Swamp Root is soon
realized. II stands the highest for Its won
derfui cures Of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant 10 take and sold
by all druggists in fifsy-cent and one-dollar
IL! l.: : :: :::sI {: :: 81; !; !:
eovcry and book that 'sas sgas y " ~
tells all about it. both Home Of swamp Root.
sent free by mail. Address DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
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Afternoon session Piano duet, ia
Chntelain" (Keteerer), Margaret Fisher
and edna Williams; roll call; election
of officers: paper. Are Our Schools Too
Unitaz4An?' Harry Briggs, Of Pow
hatan; general discussion: paper, Supt-
w. r. Butcher, at St Clairsville; dis
cussion, ]. 9. Taggart. of Maynard; pi-
ano solo. Clara Murphy; paper, Miss
Alice Lentz, Of Louisville; discussion,
address, "a Study Of Economy in Meth
DDS OF Teaching" Supt C. L. Crone-
baugh, OF Cambridge; general discus
sion; violin duet, The Shepherds
Song" Title and Annie Eichhorn.
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The Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing In this
) because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
Of kidney disease. If
kidney trouble Is al
lowed to advance the
kidney -pois o ed
blood will attack the
vital organs or tho
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in the First. There being a tie in the

First and Second.
Thieves broke into the store of ]. NJ.
Rodgers some time last night or this
morning by prying open the side door
Little or nothing was carried away by
the thieves, as they were probably in
search OF money. Officer Myer was
notified early to-day and has been in
search of the thieves, but as yet has
not located them.
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State Sunday school Convention.
Arrangements for the State Sunday
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M0UNDSvILLE.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets. Is
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L. A. ROLF.

NO. 80 FOURTEENTH ST.
Office Phone 566.
Residence Phone 6S, Elm Grove.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvEs Receipts none No trading Feeling non-
6z DC per n; Texas beef sac. Gables unchanged
Shipments included cattle and 6l05
beef Liverpool i7O cattle and $50 70 Len
don. and 20 cattle 20 Hull
CALvEs-So fresh animals and NJ trading. Feeling
nouinally both veaIs and bufternks- Ctry
lOi-c- dressed Erass@r~ and buttermks. "a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts rs 3.So2
including direct and u fUr the market
with the stale stock. - carloads on sale She~p
dull about the Yesterday choice lambs
wanted and firm. but higher other grades slow
prime sheep seas 70 '-to0-- 81
cuiz 81 so 70 choice lambs az S4aSa CO. cus
al s3as3 90 Dressed mutton Slow 37c p. dressed
lambs slow 6a1ol4c.
sales-Kerns Commission Co 327 kentucky lambs IS
n ayeraSe az g 90 per c0 n 32 DO IS = ~ s. 90 24I
s. - 242 DO 80 -. - p. - 10. = S5 28
kentuclv sheep. 20 n al s. % - 40. I04 n 81 70
II DO II =. n 81 y
Newton Co: Pa Virginia lambs = n 80 is5
do 63 10 at 81 =. 80 do 81 n 81 -. Kentucky
do - n s. 81. 172 DO n az g l2z o. Guile ~
sheep, 100 y. 81 10 10 do. es 81. t-usJ
65 n. az 81 20. - West Virginia sheep a
J. Il Wilkerson Dot Kentucky Ia1bs =, az s. -
I23 do 80 d s. so. 235 - 81 -. Is Ken
lucky sheep 81 n. az 81 lo4 DO. % n. AZ s. 50
s. Judd Co 245 Kentucky lambs ca = AZ 81 *
253 do. 60 n So 20 10 Kentucky sheep at 81 rs
Tobln q Shannon: lsS Kentucky lambs II n ar s. 90.
2e6 Virginia do, 81 n 81 GO. - Kentucky sheep 81
n. 81 q
Mcpherson Co: 242 Virginia lambs G5 70 ar 81 s7l
Virginia sheen. 100 =. ar -.
s Sanders; 2is Kentucky lambs. - n s. 50
terers Feeling nomnay firm for both and West
hogs.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 17--CIosing wheat-Spot steady. No
rec Western winter 5s ID; No l Northern spring
2s slsq NO California 6s futures quiet September
mixed new" As II Nd futures firm September. October
9s -t,-zd' November, IS I'D Peas-Canadan firm at
6s o-2d tlour-St. Louis winter steady as I'd
HOPS at London Cpacic COAST duh t3Gf3 15s Beef
nrfr extra india 6Ss Sd. Pork firm; prime
western OPS 9d Hams-Short - 10 16 n, steady
9-S % LARD steady; American refined in pals SIS;
prime esern n te-ces AS 81. Bacon steady; Cumber
land cut 70 10 80 ~ 43s; rib "a 10 AS; long
eleA HioIes light Is % "a 10, 46s Sd long clear niddles
9 90 10 70 ~ ass; short clear backs l6 TO 20 b
4os 90 GEAR bellies "A II 10 ShoUIdersSquarC
II TO 13 10 quiet Butter Arm finest United states
Dos Eood United States. 7Ss Cheese steady; American
es WAite Ans td. American colOred AIS I'd Tai
10" Ha prime city 5s Cd Australian London 2Is 9d
ootl'ssec hull refined, spot steady 23s Cd TUr
pehte-SpIts steady AT 2Ts. Rosn-ComTnon steady at
4s eun-Rehned steady 694d. Linseed oil
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
OTHER MARKErlBY rEg,rGRApH

Chicago. Aug l7-Cartle-Receipts 400 head including
300 TEXANS nominaly steady good prime steers
ass 40 poor TO medium. SO 5gS5 q ocSers and fsei
choice steady others slow. s. D. COWS s. 50
asa IS hefers 81 5oGS5 -. Gamers 81 4aGSe bulls
81 25GS4 calves So 25aS5 - Texas steers 81 40aS5
Western steers SASS H1Es-Recepts i. head Non
day 5000 eft over 800" opened strong closed easier
top. SO 10 mixed and butchers s. 5uTS6
choice. heavy. s. 65QSG h-avv s. 564S5 90
light. 81 5oTSs bulk OF sales s. 1896 o. sheep-Re
ceipt 1900 head sheep 20 choic.
wethers. 81 40d$4 fair 70 choice S3QS3 so West
sheep 81 25dSi yearnEs So 4OGS4 -. native lambs
S3qs5 40 Western lambs SASS - Ofcia receipts for
weeks compared. This week-Catile. So SEQ head
hogs. 46 800. sheep. ISloo Last week-Cate Ga 100
head. hogs 13T. 100. sheep. 81
Cincinnati. Aug. lT.-Hogs easy S40S8 Cattle steady
s2aS5 % Sheep dull 81 50g$3 q Lambs quiet S2ttSJ 80
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
CONTRACT prices in the local market to-day

- E1enange special Liverpool cables-Spot co--on
v-ss American, 1000 bales receipts 1000 bales.
3ss s,.Ss "a os5s T-cdling upland l7-32d; futur-e
3, III higher, August 25'zb. August-SepteTrba-
aa-. SoTenbsr a-f. - sctoner 9 4lob:
gsisIs-, : 2" zb. January-February. 4O5l-b:
- s1ga sND MEsI-Tqaae c6nait5ns + -o- ,,s- %.
rrss sBs Iy Icsy nature showing but lttle change
= usi e. - winter stragiits 50 35Ts3 20 win
a.. s se 7s2 So ezra 10 w1,er So 55sa 70 ~,
elf r,, se+sl5 spot and % arrive. RYE FLOUR
Issyrl Fay tC good 50 75as3 y: choice 70 fancT
s,ssss ~ .coRAAlEAI-Firrn: quoted: KIN dried
M Eths a. a. 20 Ta 1Tana LAG MEAL-FirTn: quoted
E,st f--,-snieti - quoted. Spring bran spot s1- a.
iTa. 49, 49, 200 n slsaSIs y. spring bran bulk
,-.sl ss N-nie- nie- bran. SIS 50GS2O city bran SIS 20
'g oho- .ss on cake SO corn oil cake. So So
,n -- ,s-, -NIiEA T. Iearish cor5iffo,s and - - -
N'fsey -, 60 $50 prevailed IN the wheat rnarket q,
aa Trs5e g. loss IN prices during the regular
- tareirr br,, tl.el ana featureless. apart from
'lEs csns - - a. the start Gables from English
: No ,hst Frs,, -. nsi higher. and private advices
llsh this - -l require not less than lO0 900.
ets0 hrss s az AGAINST anywhere from 50 OOOO 600 70
is ~ :, 1oaerare steadaess here for tine but W.
- and bv loes p-iiilag toward larger receipts
IN oaasi,ss9 s9r decrease again Northwest weather
90 Uers f,,,i .eatDre. except that harvesting dis
~ th-o,1g. lnrary 70 expectations seaboard clear
- bis a. = N-N-llrlans shipments. aggregated
sly rsrst-,,1 ,1 and II 800 bush wheat SorthveSt
- and eae @ 80 eSs cars against 245 cars last
asFFoE Ss.e -s year aEo- on the late curb trade
p 81 - - - $40 No ! Northern Duluth al sOiSc
G-sl.t----, 4.2-lth az ssisc. al o aaoaf---.
rprfsr- - business In futures SATURDAY was
m n-.st-.-e market carried a steady tone IN face
~ nsaasF liA ron the Central States where IL Is
II ras dsv - closed practically unchanged from the
% from ,nes helped little by coming ~ al ssd
II - ras liverpool and Adzd up from IGndon and
Il H. m ssla alstrust = the short Side noticeable
II zie en- .g9rl Trade amounted 70 only loads On
1 .sh-- - F..aes Eere easier closing al G2Zc for
III y rs1lzrv y COCK and Influenced BY the wheat do
II ana, s'al n- e.psr5 trade No corr closed
III - ana al f2[c. elevator. .... OATS
III arf ss5 tone 70 the Western market following
- ssSssss~ lTa1e. No . oats 4Oc No g 39c: No >
,sck vt,. - 8 white. s2izc: track mixed 39a
--4arks+ f<4a8ci No white clips zsQ44zc...
p'~ssr q, 81 seiet No Western AZ G35ec and No .
esSf-sFs,p pota o aaoat. state rye 55q5
~ ts.l Aet - eAll Feeding a2c and mating at
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

S5aIrsSton 51 Aug 17Cotton firm: uddng i-1sc:
T1i1dIng I-l6c; good 8
bales. sales 800; stock. 30 TO
As!hpHs aug 1t-COtton steady: middling. Sc; low
llaolihE SO good ordinary, T-l6c; receipts -
bales gross ri; shipments All; sales 100: stock
savannah. Aug lI--Cotton dun mdding, T4sc; low
mlonns sc good ordinary Csc; receipts, bales;
ports, coastvise, As stock. 6,5S7.
Ne~-orieans. Aug lT--CottOn firm; midding Sisc;
good nddllng S-7c low middnE. TSsc; good ordinary.
Bloc net and gross receipts 30 bales. and
exports 70 Great Britain. loo; Continent So sales 900