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____________________ MEDICAL MJJJI ' ^^SCROFULfl! itxut. J. EowoM, JTodford, Han., ujl her 0 mother hai been cured of Scrotal* by the tuo u of four bottlee of |X4tl *fter taring bed t, much other treat- E&SB9I ?nd **lne a reducedtoiialtealnwcoadiUooof hoalth, 05 It f( waa thought ?li? could not livo. r ' :?rrr-r ? curegmymiioijoy orurrem 2331 ouy?cn>M? which ap- * pearod all over Ills 1!,oe* rat u a year 1 had ^f?\y>^6lvcnopaUhopo of hla recovery, wton Anally I w*? 0?^^ tndaood to nw KEKI AXewbo -^ttlcw cared htm, and no CECXfl /. symptoms of tho diwus remain. ilia, t. L. Matopm. MathnrvUlc, MUt. ~~/ FOR 1 6^'su : i AV fEET- a /l > UnEME35 from OVER- fi f l| EXERTIOM. 4; I FOB . fpA 1 ?,.4\. To Bath I' ' ^ r< ; FACE and HANDS f wh?v tasted ?tc. DON'T. FORGET ftsm * whtnSturfinp/on 1T vattJtlon.lbtihe \jfc- JmSfft 1 i> Wift.yotf. \ow,art) j&fgffifft ? iurt. To need |9?3i?S ptrtapi NfcRY_fWCHB=^| Jj jnittiv fjjv~#&- BSKfffll f< ?P " , REFUSE (SUBSTITUTES J probably woi'tKless , Accept PO/ID'S EXTRACT only, J Ponto ExtVoct' Co, ") 9 /W'Vferh tni London; ? ' - ' W-wta J5 THE GREATEST DISCOOT ! 5 Tha Only Known c ^BlWHrwyy Remedy that IraTrSn removes i 7 ?w\ THE TRUE CAUSE OF c I llfuKiij totha per- v V'PSy CU RES ALL " DISEASES I d Rheumatism Cured. b I bellovo yonr Microbo Killer a cortala cure 0 Sot rheumatism. Up to a year ago I was down a p treat part of my- time with rhouraatism. I bosun taking yogr remedy, and after taking two t, Jugi have never boon ttouoled with U aluce but 11 onco. I bought a Jog then, and after talcing a v few doses ft enUrely disappeared. I hare o fib rod In several case* tp pay for the Microbe Killer ? provided It failed to cure rheumatism, but havo ? never had to pay as yet^ aft it Inevitably did tho b work Rctpectfully. Wjt Matthews, . Dealer in lumber and all kinds of building ma* * icruu. i.imo, iuw u Clillls anil Debility Cured; t I lake pleasure In testifying to the remarksblo benefit I have recently received Irom tho f, umo of Rodam's Microbo Killor. I have been much troubled with chills, night sweats and a debility tor months, and alter trying a great many remedies to no avail, bought a jug of I Microbe Killor and wu completely cared in ten days. Respectfully, J. J. Smith. Frankfort, Ky. h Hemorrhoids Cared, I with the afflicted and suffering to know that c I positively awert that for twenty-nine years I a have constantly suffered intense agony with that most terrible dlseaso known as hemorrhoids. _ or piles, In their very wont form. I havo triod r every available prescription, but no curative t end. I have taken one Jng (which contained one gallon) of Microbe Killer, and it has completely cured me. It now feels like a dream that I have * Aver suffered with that disease. 1 Don't forgot that Wm. Radam's Great Discovery is the original and old reliable Microbo . Killer (of which other similar so-collod remodics i ore but feeble imitations) has cured more dis- u eases than all other proprietory medicines pnt v together * Mr. Radam's Microbe Killer i Cures all Diseases by Re- , moving the Cause. t Fend 2-cont stamp lor u-naffe circular and the t Microbe War, shows what disease la and what the _ remodr must he, and do, to cure It Readlt,olr- T cnlatoit and 70a will bless the dlacoTorer lor 'taring your life Address > RADIX'S MICROBE KILLER, c Naslirllle. Tenn., 7 ?T?M" iamM Wl.sinllnr* W 1 ' c WOOD'S PHoSPHOD 1N E, The Great EagllsU Bcufldy. Promptly tod pcrma '"f nently euro, all forma of Bfc _ j A'crvotit Uf?ut7u?. EmitW Htm. Spermatorrhea, lmNfC/fcJaE J) jxrfency and all effect* of JPLyank "Hr OT Bicetie*. Boen ^N>cf AvMf prescribed over 85 years MAMIl I In tlmnmndi of caiw; ii li'saT-SiS? pi druggist for Wood'? Piimpbodihk; If ho ofTow ioioo worthlou raadlelno in place of thti. leave hit dishonest wore, inoloso prlco In letter. awl we will send by rctnrn mail. Prlco. one packMO, 31: si*. $1 One tvia pfrue, Hz wttt aire. Pamphlet in plain soaled envelope, 2 stamps. Address THE WOOD CHEMICAL CO., 181 Woodward avonao. Detroit. Mich WSold lii Whoelityt by LOOAK DRUO CO, and druggist, erArywheru. hwmiow The Man Without a Stomach May exist as a ranseum freak, but roost of as reooniUo tho stomach as nooessary to life and comfort Most of u* export augc a llttlo troublo from tnls souroo occasionally, wrong action of thelfomach causing dyspepsia, otc., and often the trouble exteuds, involving the liver and bowels, whanco we find billouinem aud constipation. Ue find also tlia: the bowels and kidneys (natures sewago system) bacoue clogged with effete mutter, from wUloh oomes impure blood, tolls. blotches, pimples, scrofula, scrofuIons tweiUnx* and canoerous complaints. The Bnnlock Blood Bitters taken at the beginning, or at any later stage, arresta the trouble, restores the disordered organ \o sotttlt?,thereby removflMrv VMllM II II P i. an ah. 1 ouitolr pure extract o( reou and horta. which ] rrnuiot Injure <ma the nt?V d?Uo*ta constitution. and a n cure tor Djripopila. BIUoumwm, Conittpatlon. Bad Blood, to., gucceodi In W ( cum out 0(100. ?u3-Kwr?ow ( j IfSi i Il&&54S5S,.PnTSBURe.l 1 RVSfXpHHnHHMMBMWnBP .-WW .. . . '. ' . " ' I'?i WEATHER CROP BULLETIN st >f tho VM Virginia Waathar Samoa fqr ra tha Weak Eudlna Aogn.t ?L . PlRKKKSBCEO, W. Vi., AtWUt 22.? ?( 'emperature?Above the avenge and p? njurions to corn, grass, new meadows n( nd vegetation generally, but beneficial aa o tobacco and harvesting. 1 sp Baln/all?Below the average; a few ery light showers on Friday revived in egetation slightly, but not sufficient to p| vorcomo the effects of the long con tin- yc ted drought which has been injurious ca a corn, especially on up-lands'; pastures re suffering severely and irtelief is not di orthcoming, feeding will have ta be is osorted to; late potatoes, buckwheat, be nd in fact all vegetation are feeling tii he effects of tho drought. Small troams and springs havo nearly dried p. Somo fow localities in uountainus countios bad heavy rainfall Friday fternoon, otherwise thore has been no irecipitation to be of benefit; tho raater aroa of the stato has been withut rain. ( Snnshino?Thoro has boon too much, Jo Joking tho ground too hard to plow; w lowing has generally stoppod; corn urnton uplands to some extent; it isa been beneficial lor the ripening ol u oru and gross and harvesting. Wheat?Very Uttle plowing done for el' rheat, owing to tbo ground being hard o? nd dry, but woll along in tbo northern 'an Handle. ,t' Oats?Not a fall crop, in tome dig- wt ricts, but oi good quality. Corn?Greatly injured bydronght and " overely suffering; rain needed badly. toi Tobacco?Weather past week, bono- 101 cial to the ripening of. Pastures?Drying up and gottlng ,.J urarged with drought, injured by grub 'orms in some localities. in Stock?Cattle need longer pasture ' ad more water, otherwise in good conition; bothered by dlos in some local- ?< ,ies. p^ Miscellaneous ? Grasshoppers are Sc Dry numerous and in places are injur- b? ig corn <yi(l pastures considerably. 511 ate lambs nttaoked by ait unknown 9J isease and many are dying. Grab s1, orms injuring corn in some localities. BKPOBTS BY COUNTIES. i Borkeley ? Vogetation is becoming arched with a great amount oi dust ^ sttling over it; corn is suffering most; < ittle noed longer pasture and more ater; small streams and springs dry- v? ig np. An unknown disease has at- Co icked the lato lambs and many are ct! ying. do' Braxton ? Drought still continues; a ater very scarce; as dry as it ever gets lb< 1 this country; corn damaged badly; j raes very short: in fact all vegetation cit 1 suffering for want of rain. Doddridge?The past week was bene- c? cial lor ripening corn; pasture very Lti tiort; mora ruin needed; good weather ,J ir cutting iiltrfw. S Doddridge?This days coutinue very ( arm and at nights the temperature is H! elow the normal Streams almost ried up. 1 i Gilmer?Th'a hot 4nd dry weather ?' as injured tbo corn badly: pasture su rving up; tae heat ranged from83 to to< 1 in the town.' x, Grant?Corn on slate and uplands an enoralTy eufferine by the drought; let Ivor-bottom corn doing well; some |[r arly crops ripening; grass injured by Mt rought and worms;,pine, timber near- go< r all dead, which has made quite a N' hauge in the forests. ajn Greenbrier?The week has been very crl ry throughout; days hot and nights ' ool. Drought greatly injured corn and be rasa. Hampshire?The drought is very so- i ere; corn'and buckwheat areappar- ru ntiy ruined; pastures injured very euj inch by grub worms and drought. coi Harrison?We are having the first i rought of the season; late corn will be adly injured; pastures are burning ch ut; grasshoppers numerous in some da arts oi the country. Jackson?411 crops neod rain badly; " 1 ill crops Will be short if the dry le! feather continues. . on Kanawha?The favorable weather re- bu ortod in the pastiB now being followed ba y drought, which is soriouBly damag- b? og to corn and other growing crops; he river is low and small streams aro rying up. Ground becoming too hard t? a plow for wheat. 1 A slight rain within the last throe or b? our days wonld have been an advantge to all crops. m Marion?Corn is wilting; pasture fail- m Off. . Ib. Ma*on?The week haa been dry and 5? lot up till Friday. po Marshall?Rain badly needed for cli orn, paature and plowing. Threshing ? bout over and plowing begun. Marshall?Dry and dusty this week; m ain threatened; plowing well along; 00 breshing nearly done; corn needs rain. Monongalia?Meadows not doing, verj w< <?a tloiaalitnnii amno * 11 i?n_ (Oil j IUIUIUID (lio vui uauiu|4 | ut VHB ? 11 (? out veil. Mercer?Horse-flies numerous thresh- no Dg lu lull Must, yield iafiooerally good; fr lights cool, wind from west and northlest; atmosphere heavy and smoky. lo Monroe?All crops needing rain ladly, corn being the only crop not & eally suffering; very fino week for cm lireshingand securing wheat: wheat hreshing out well; live stock doing 'm fell. Ohio?Intense hoat and no rain the ? iast week baa injured the late corn; is a Irving up the erasa rapidly und making lasturage short. Threshing progressng and rfrain turning out well except ti iats. ' Corn and pasture drying up, needs ain badly; unleSB rain oomes soon corn at rill be injured very much; some iarm- ci rs have finished plowing (or wheat, c? mt the greater number have just com- 111 aonced; ground getting hard; an averso amount ol wheat will be sown in in. his county. . If Preston?Corn, buckwheat and pas- u urohavo suffered iron) tho drought; w vater is very low and scarce on many Ji arms; fine showor yesterday has re- * ived everything very much; harvest N. iver. J Pntnam?Tho appearance for rain is 0\ avorablo. J> Pleasants?Tho weather during the mat wook has boon warm and dry; late ti orn, buckwheat and pastures are need- TI ng rain badly; vory little plowing done or whoat and moat lands now too hard o break; hornfiy still troubling stock. v Randolph?Everything drying up; v [round is too dry to plow for wheat; no ? hreshing done here yet. " Roane?The week lias been so dry a hat the streams are well dried up. * 3orn is suffering; apples and other g ruit continue to fall; soedinglmpeded; a eaves turning yellow, and outlook o [loomy. cj Horuo?Crops suffering vorv much ci or want of rain: gardens light; pota- ci oes common; wheat threshing ia pretty ?eH along with fine yield; oata very g ^Summors?Drought all season; grass ? Iried up; corn not one-fourth crop; no ? jardens, all burned out Taylor?Had no rain this week; very J, lry; grass ia badly burnt; com doing k 10 good; stock doing but little good; vheat fine quality and mostly threshed; L [ardens are suffering badly for rain; l joutoea^ight ij Tyler?Corn and grass are in need of 5, idn; grasshoppers very numerous and a n placea are injuring corn and pastures .'onsiderably; potato crop generally joor. Upshur?Fall pasture will be very u lort; grass burning ud (or want < in: corn crop will bo short, Wirt ? Threshing nearly finished rmera will begin plowing for whet tor rain to soften ground; clippin isturo and meadows now; potato* it more than half crop; turnips bein ved for lata feed. No fruits t eakof. Wood?Plowing for wheat progresi g slowly, ground getting too bard t ow; woeds growing fait, best crop fo lari; swarms of flioa on harass an ttlo. Wetzel?The lastwoek ha? been aver y one. We had no rain at ail, whic, cutting late corn short; thora hav ion some complaints oi pasture gel ig short. W. W. Dxxr, Observer Weather Bureau, Direotoi WHOLESALE PRICES. oeklj Report of the Local Blarkata 1: all Lino. OrncE or the Iktmxioenckb. lVar.ej.iNO, TuokUjt, August 23. Tonildertng the kucq ot llio vur the loo bblnjt jnarkots sro lu food condition sod nil I utUfoctory. Collections tro (sir. oiuiir, rooua amd run rhe flour mortal's dullnea has not sbaftk J ?.?- ,? ?1 * ?. .Amino In Ullliin > ? u twin vi ucn nucav u? uvuu?A u? ide a further reduction In the prlco of flour. Train?Wheat, sixty pound test, 75c per bu?l Com, per bushel, car, from store 60&65i ts, out of storo, western crop, 40a45c per bust homo grown, S8o40C. Flour?inncy roller mill winter wheat, woo 9885 per barrel; paper $4 00per barrel; sprin teat Minnehaha 85 00 in sack, $5 00 per barre 1 wheat, Famous, W 10 to ssck, 14 % in woo( lazy, $600 lu sacks, 85 00 per barrel. rmfr-Fced Is plentiful, bran bringing 816 pc v, middlings 816per ton. Hay, baled $12 pe i, retail; loose, til 00al2 00 per ton. GBOCKBIES. rhe flnnness in the grocory market still con lues uuabatcd. Tho refiners aro better abl supply tho demand for sugar, though stool i still light Provisions ore steady, ftffvps?l'h'olco sugar syrups 80c; Honey Drlr i; now crop Now Orleans Molasses, choice 40c line 88c; fair 86c; mixed good, New.Orlpanj i; baker's good 3oc. ?rovision??Largo 8. C. hams 18^o^ medium I hamsl8%c; smnll 14c; 8. C. breakfast baco t;i 8. C. shoulders 9o; sides flMc; ordlnar af 11c; ham dried beef 18c; family mess port b pieces, 816 80; bean pork, fine clear, 81Q 00. 'Ard?Pure refined, In tierce, 9o; 80 lb tin q. Chicago lard, in tierce, 8c; 60 lb tin c;tln palls, 3 lbs* 0c; tin palls. 5 lbs..8&c ilpSftbs Mid:'110 paU*' 20'8**?; krpar?Cutloai} &>$o; cubes 5c; powdered Wc mulated standard 4.02c: standard confectioi ' A'4Kc; Columbia A 4%c; standard Windsc l%o; American A 4.88c; white extra O 4)fc tra C 4c; yellow, In sacks, %c. 3o/?-Ureen coffee?Fancy Golden Bio 22c i<jy green 21c; choice green 20c; roaatiu ides lUc; Java 27c; roasted in packages?Ohl lley Bio 19.70c: Fan-Handle 19.70c; Arbuckle< ,'s roasted 10.70a Bulk roasted 19c; Old Goi iment Java roasted 80c; "A" grade Bio 23c. /Vws?Young Hyson per lb., 25aAOo; gunnovr r 2&a7f>o: imperial 3&a&0o; Japan 23a70c; Oolon i76c; Souchong 22a65o. 'an dio?Star, (nil weight, 9c; Farafflne, pe , 12c; mould, per set, 10c. ftwpar?Choice elder, 12al4c per gal; standar y brands, lOallc per gal.; country 18al6o pe JljSe^fl^uSod as Jobbing at 9)*c for ful lam; Sweltzer, 13al4c, according to qualitf nbunrer 13c; factory 10c. ?ithr-No. 2 extra mackerel, bbls.. new. 10 l, 8700; No. 2.80 lbs., 86 00; No. 8, small, U0 80 lbs.; No. 8,100 lbs,, 85 75. Timothy, 8178 per bu.; clover, sma id, 8800. toW?No. lt per bbL? 8100; oxtra,per bbl K?; Ulliry, IJUB, tf-UU. BWU, * W mm anv? hoed Corn?11c por lb. ' aimed Goods?OaL apples, 92 80 per do?. inclnrd 3-lb. labia peach, Si 60&175; pfepeachej 1)8., 85o; pie peaches. 6 lbs.. 92 00; No. 8 to ma Snew. flOa&c; corn, 8110: 2d grade, 2 lbs ; strawberries, 2 lbs., fl 10; blackberries, 8110; raspberries. 2 lbs., 8100: damsoni lis.. 05c; lima beans. 2 lbs., 90ca8l 1?; cove oyt s, 1 lb., light. 70c: do l ib., lull weight, 95c Ing beads, 2 lbs., 75a80c: succotash, 2 lbs.. 90c 25: early June peas, 8160; Krone hpoas, 82 75 fflWi&liS: Whm^ IVooden Wars?No. 1 tubs, |700j' Na:>2, 88 00 i 8,85 00: 2-boop palls, 8185; JVhoop, 8155 igle washboards, 8150: double dot 82 50; fin mp double do, 82 75; single, 8250. >U?Lard, western extra Btrained. 75c; carboi iter white, 7e; 110,6&c: 150,6o; white minon it, 42c; white miners7 No. 2,85c. BUTTER, SOQ6 AMD FODLTBT. rhe price ol butter Is less and the quail! Ifpi hitter?Country choice, per pound, 15al6< 55}*?Kresli incase, 13al4o per dozen; fresh I rrels, 13c. 1 Poultry?Price per pound: Old roosters, <k Ickens, spring, llal2o; chickens, hen, 9c cks, 7c. vcacraBuca jlnd ntutrs. n tropical fruits the prices ore. stiff, an nons navo advanced. - Tropical fYutts-Lemons, 87 50 peT box; o jes. Messina, W75; bananas, llOOaiOOjM neb. PepdaNa?Cabbage, home grown, 75e p< rrcl; new potatoes. Early Rose, 81 25al 50 p< rrcl: 50e per bushel: onions, 8100 per buahe Frah Frttii*?Tomatoes, home stock, 25c pi sh'el; cantclopcs, 8160al 75 perorate: wate jlons, 810u0a2000 per 100: apples, wi 00 jm rrel; plums, wild, 76c a bucket. Treen Truck-*Cucumbers 10c per dorei ans, 50a75c per bushel. M1SCJCUAMXOU8. Roots and Bar)*-Ginseng, dry, per lb,, in d ind. 82 50a2 75; sassafras bark, por !b..2)?a3< nafras oil, per lb., 40a50o; May applo root, pi ,, lka2o; yellow root (golden seal), per lb., 2( 5; blood root, per lb? 2o; Seneca snake root, p< ,, free ol top, fcalOc: West Virginia snake roo rib., 25a35o: pink root, per lb., flne, .80aS5< n bark, por lb,. Ia2c. Bean*?Prime now band-picked, medium, 811 75; primo new band-picked, navy, 8175. Pool-Fine washed COo; fine unwashed 20a22< edium washed 30a32e; medium unwashed 2& awe washed 80a32o: coarse unwashed 25c. Honey?In the comh, per lb., 15al0o. Boos?White mixed cotton, per lb., lal%o; 1 >ol, per lb., >?a%e: mixed, per lb,, lal^c. Who cling Live Stock Market. pk? nnlii ni naitin ahnnt onunls tho dnmnni d 110 changes ia quotations are reported. Hoi d coming In ireoly ana ore quoted low an last week. Sheep arc very plontlful ax >w sale. Goodhue 6t Thomas report as tc riiUt-Kxtn, 1.000 to 1.200 lbs. 8.40aS.W 01. 000 to 1.000 lbs. 8Wn3.40c; good, 800 to 91 . 254080; (air, 700 to 800 lbs. 2*a2fcc; oommo: } to 700 lbs. 2Xa2Mot bulls, 2a2&; cow fe^-Extra, 5.2So5.40c; good, 6.15o5.2So; cor COX) In^'inodcrato demand. 820aS Ives, 4a5c. FINANCE AND TRADE. It* Ventures of tho Money and Btoc Markets. .< Nbw York, August 21-Money on call eai IX to 2 per cent: last loan 2 per cen osed oflered at 2 per cent Prime me utile paper 4o5&per cent 8terling exchanj lady at SI 80^a4 Bales 896.172 shares. Tho stock market to?day continued tho u ird movement Inaugurated last evening. T1 nrket opened with unusual animation and ry irregular changes from last night's pricc it Reading was the only soft spot in the 111 id yielded a large fraction, which, howevc u afterward partially recovered. ThoGou >cks became the strong feature, but tl angers were prominent for strength, and tJ bole list shared in the upward movemen jw England, however, again showed weokne hen tho first spurt was over, and later in tl ly the bears found it again, driving it dov -or 1 per cent The industrials, which at tl at were vory quiet, were brought up again 1 o spurt in Chicago Gas, but they also in tl to dealings yielded to the pressure. Tl adlngwos the lamest seen in many week io dose was ratbor heavy. Railroad Donas were weak. Government and slate bonds dull and steady. BONOS ANO STOCX QUOTATIONS?CLOUSD BID. , 8. 4s reg U5K Nashville & Chatty 83 4sooupon.~~.116H New Jouey Cent.-135 , 8.4%t reg? 100 Norfolk&West p'd. 4fl iclflo Gs oP05 107 Northern Paoiflo.... 20 ichison ....... 89J< Jo profurrod- M Jams Express** -140 Northwestern 117 marlein KnmuJSO do nreferro<L. 148 Mmon&ohio-. OTX Now York CentraUia utada Paolflo 88k Oregon Impraro't.. 23 muda Southern.- 29}Z Oregon Nir ? 7? mtral PioWo....... gadflo Hall. 8S ne?pcnke A Ohio Mm PilUbnrgli 1M jicago 4 Altou_...l<8 PullmanPalace.... 150 til. Bar.4Qalncy.101X Reading....... ... 68 HcagoOaa........... >2% Richmond Term. .. 8 , a, C. 4 ft. L.... ?8K do.preferred ? )U Cm! 4 Iron..? s&si Rock lilul,HHM. r >tton Oil Certlflo.. 8t. Paul.82 el. 4 Hudson .118 do preferred 1S6 el., Lack. 4 WeeUEf Sl Paul 4 Omaha. ?2 en.48.0. prefd. 4tM do preferred .120 rlo 37k Sugar Reflcer? u8 do preferred- ?54 Tann. Coal 4 Iron, 34 ort Wayne ...lM Taiaa Paclflo?.. 11 llnoli Central...... ww ToL 4 a Cen. preL 83 antaaATux.prel. miUnionPacldo? - ?a HfStiSSz aMKfcr 8 ouUvillo * Nash., mi Wetltrp Union.-.-. W erophU& Ctui..- W Wheeling4L27 preferred- 68 BraadatoSa sad Frorlalone. New York. Augpt O -Flour. reoalpta ?,0 melt: axpona J.<00 barreU; market gu! ilea 8,700 barrela. Wheat, reoalpta JU.OOO but turkat dull; uairtded red7?*S2o; amEss? g alt; tales &5.000 bushels of faturM ft bushels of ipot; ungraded mixed Ma* mBBSSSRSS^ffS i- receipt! 108,400 bushels; export* 4ft n sales 205,000 bushels o( futures and 80,0 Of spot: msrket firmer: August Wic; I I Molassea steady. Rica quiet Tallow .. 4fcc. Bosln quiet. Turpentiue di Y uulot Pork quiet and flrmert old m b W 60; new mess912 75al3 25; extra prl n 13 25. Cut meats quiet. Lardmodera and higher; western steam W 15;J 18 03; October 18 02. Butter steady, CI Chicago, August 2a-While nearly ? r, opeued lower on the board of trade u there was an abseuco of much that w in tho way of news, the feeling so< strong, and there was a general ?dva the whole line. In the wheat early ? II of news favored lower prices. Cables i and very dull and the receipts were ua ) ly large, the amount of ocean passage \ 012.000 and tha English visible supply J; 1.800,000 busheliTThen camo reports c " to crop in the northwest, with whl is quickly sympathked, and tbero was improvement. , Corn opeued at a decline, afterward strong and closed steady. I, Oats moderately active, within narro a tlons. _ Hog products were all more active ai i* Flour dull and unchanged. b. WnKAT?Cash No. 2 spring 75a78)?c; 1* 1- C8a68c; No. 2 rod 70a7gjo; AugustTCri d TS^^aUOe 7aWl"W" c; uwcujwji 8 Cok.i?Cuh 52Wo; Annul and Septal t 5?a52",'c; Mir M&illa53te. I. Oii?-Ciuli No. 2, MaMMc: Augllit r ol5itScI> ''er Octobc t Uvt-No. J J2Xo. Bawjet?No. 2, BSC. Fiiaiwtt-H 01. TUCTHTUID-ll 65. ' ,U?BB Pom?Cub tit 30.11 35: Scptsi ' all 40&11 80; October fU06alH7%ftll t( ?i85?iaffiu?i2r!^. Liuj-Cub V ~0o7 75: September * 717'" 00 u?"" M^7 j4nl ' Bhobt Iubs?Ciub 17 90<iS 00: Septem i 17 ^75,7" J Shoulder.*-# 90a7 00; short dear ? r Others unchanged. philadelphia, PA., AUEOSt 23.?PI s andqulot. Wheat firm: No. 2 red s; a No. 2 red August 76a76&c; Beptcmbe' i; October 79q; NovemborbOaSO^c. Corn a Kradt-d mixed COc; No. 2 mixed Aui Mc: September 67a57'/5c: October and 3 is. 57^c. Oats, quiet: No. 2 white Augu i. 8cptomber and October -10fl41c: No vera r Batter firm: Pennsylvania creamery i; 24Xc. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania firsts M Cincinnati, Ohio, August 23.?Flo <: Wheat, ateaqn No. 2 red 74c; reoel 8 bushels: shipments 8,000 bushels. ( p No. 2 mixed 61c. Oats strong; No. 2 n k Rye dull; No. 2,04c. Pork firm at til r* stronger at V 75. Bulk meats flrme Bacon stronger at t9 2s. Whisky acti * Butter strong; fancy Elgin v6a27o; 01 R Sugar and cheese in good demand. ?j - Baltimore. Md., August 28.?W1 spot aud August 77a77kc; September 7 * ber 79)40; l)ccemb?r 83^c. Com dull August 08^0; September 67><o: Oct r Oata steady; No. 2 white western it* dull; No. 273c. Provisions steady. Bt .. creamery 24a25c. Eggn active at 18a2 ' steady; Rlol7>*c. 0 Toledo, O.. August 23.?Wheat steai 0 cash 77^q: August and September ber 81c. Cornjiull; No. 2 cash 62c. ( II cash 88c. Rye dull; cash 64>4c. < . dull; prime cash and October 16 05. ' Philadelphia Livo Stock Ma Philadelphia, August 20.?The folio * the rocelpts: '? Beeves. 8he * West Phlladelohta Yard-. 2,882 10,( .. I U..1I. a.n...|vanlnVaM. FJYt I f inuiutlwugjiiwua ^ww ? p Glass's Yard..,.~.?.~.... *1 Total for the week. 8,2S2 U.Q Previous week 3,602 . 12,( . Beef and Cattle?The market ruled i: and active, and prices of cattle advan 'i per.hundred, ana dressed beef was I > . ' Demand was good. The strength of tl and the advance in prloes was caused 1 0 roadfetrikes. Although receipt* ofca drove yard wore about the same, the 1 shipments of western dressed beef to era caused a rush to the drove yard foi and the active demand quickly advan Of the receipts 193 head of live cattle wo to Avonmouth per steamer Bldar. y were holding off as they were unable t- in which to make shipments. ! QUOTATIONS. * Extra..,,.... fi^afikclCommon a Good...It. ?4a5l4c Culls Medium - 4Xa4Ho|Fatcows ....^ |J. Sheep?Receipts were a little light? i> market was Arm'at steady prices. Dc good for cholco stock, but common gi dull and not wanted to an/extent. 1 m in fair demand and steady. B. II. Co T ; the sale of 4,280 sheep and lambs at 1 prices*..,. * QUOTATIONS ' Clipped sheep.best............... Do do medium ;p Do do common......?***.......... J Spring lambs ............ >r Hogs?The market contlnuos dull r- tive. Receipts were a. little larger, i jr were steady and unchanged. Demand QUOTATIONS. i; Chicago...-....*. 8>$o jOther Weston Milch cows .were In fair demand at head. Most sain $ J5a*lo per head, u- Milch calves wero active at 5a6^c. Fat cows'wore in light demand at 2} ? Thin cows were in fair request a ? bologna and 814a20 for slippery. ;r City drcss>ed beevds were in good del ? . Cincinnati, 0., Saturday Evxni.n 20.?Tho supply of tho most dosln :: ?ueh as the better grado of draft-] good, prompt drivers, nas beeu short inond. Almost every thing has root r m and as a rule prices have been well m Heavy draught norsos?Good 8145al 8l70a200. Medium draught horses?I 115:. extra. 8U5al45. Saddle and drii , ?flood. gSfml 15; ejctra, 811tal45. South \l ?Good, 875a05; extra, SOOallS. Stn g 05. PI tics $20*50. Mules?10 to 16J< h ft 8145a 160, extra 8lC0al75; 1A>$ to 10 hi 'd 8115a 125, extra Il25al45; 16 to 16K hi ? 100*105, extra 1100*115; 14K to 15 hi 870a80. extra WOaitt; 14 to hand Jj CO, extra 8Ma75; plugs sjoav). JAV Block. ' Chicago, August 23.?Cattle, reo a. head: shipments 3,000 head; markc steady; extra steers Si 00a5 25; others ft. Toxani 92 40a3 00; rangers 82 80a4 Id 3215a3 15: cow* 92 50a810. Hogs, roe 0; bead; shipments 6,000 head; snarl rough and common 66 80a5 40; mixed ?rlme heavy weights 85 75a5 60; light beep, rc&lpts 5,000 head: shipments market active: stockers 88 50a3 65; < k 1 50; mixed 81 40a4 75; wethen. 86 2! fed Texans 84 50a4 75; westerns 84 50; 1 689. East Libkrty, Pa., August 23.t! eelpts 240 head; shipments 1.834 hei ii* duU at about yesterday's decllno. Hoi re 1,800 head: shipment* 1,500 head; mar best corn fed & 85a0 00; grassers 85 Si p* and common grassers 84 7fta5 80. She< le 2,700 head; shipments 8,700 head; m at at about yesterday's prlcos. * Cincinnati, O., August 23.?Hogs it* light 8440a5 50; packing and batofc jjj 5 ?5; receipts 2,000 head; shipments l, 10 Patrolaum, Oir.CiTr. Pa., August 23.-Open?t m at 55Ko{ highest 6^0; lowest ?Ho: ia barrels; clearances 8.000 barrels; tali r,? 764 barrel*; runs 89,626 barrels. 10 Nkw York. August 2a?The petrc iy ket opened steady, declined %o on i to and cloned dull. Pennsylvania oil, 1 id September option, oponed and highei ls* est and closed &&hc; sales 6.030 barrel) Pittsburgh. Pa., August 23.?Operfc est 55c; highest and closed 65%c. "Wool. ,'; Bosroy, August 28.?The demandr! 4 good; aalea of the week are large 4 Pennsylvania No. 1 combing JHarae. Y< delaine 32a38c; Michigan do 29aS0e: n combing 2fla27a Torritory clean, fi i medium fi5e58c. Pnllediwool steady y aS8c; extras 22a28c. Foreign carpet vr< ** nrw York, August 23.?Wool activ domestio fleece 25aS5o; pulled 20a32c. % Philadelphia, August 28.?Wool qi and unchanged. Va "xuuuT " % Nsw You. August 23,-TPig iron dc can IIS fiOalO 60. Copper dull; lake I n Lead 11 nn; domestic H 05a410. Tinea ?20 46a20fi0. \ | Cotton. CmcmvAn. 0., Auguit 21?Cotton dllng, THff. 0 STIMULANTS. % Why do phyalclans recommend Kle Age and Duquesne Rye Whiskiee' w (Int. they are pure, old and reliabl A they nave prescribed them lor the w - and toond that no other modidnewoi M?P(. A*0.,tx^u onl7 ? gun, and DnqMUUtl ? per qurt. toUlM uddMlanto lfoson kwu the DO coidWi. The mow oomplaie and Id (; <rauM? of New York aty. Addita. 1 b- ?IWaral*ma<,AlI?haaj, Pa. 5,000boib- BELLS BROS.' iSIIG SHOW. pot; vpot ^\lS? An ExhlWtt?0 w""*"! nH"4l2fe which it 55? opou AututUt-ay&ni v un?i??7a W S3 From Its Australian Trinm ; October rbuiheU: To Exhibit In AU IB MlUlotutlre PerloctlQi 00 bui hcli on the blind, at September No. 3 ?pot * WX waacDEiXjisffa-, llL Eg> 111 Friday, August li iverythlng xluy, ana n h bullish >n turned uce along ivenrthlns n )| T? 11 iii miis mum atwdr big show ii ?f the .World! abtrs^fi ?T7?77^?: Only Stupe ndous Living At ?? traliao Exhibit, ftegal Roman Hi tttauo; podrome, Monster Menagerie, On ,b?r <!)<= ' Giant Hippopotami, Trio of Mc "n ' Tremendous Tiger?, Only School <? aw Trained Monster S?a Lions and Sea Sun cjuy; Biggest Circuses op. 'Earth, On 'wf^iini Tribe of--Wild Bedouin Warri '??? Athletes, Only Darkest Afri 'io*24?j7o! Aquarium, Antipodean Aviary, T1 dn?- ?'ymP'an Stage of Old, Only Roy octo- Japanese Troupe, Mid-air Gyr oberwSsl nas'umt Children's Fairyland Fri uc, Kyo ics, Grotesque Garnival, Arabii itier firm: ??1 p 00. Coffee wignur iwmauica; kjuwiawuiHi ? VT _ grimage to Mecca, Superbest ft ^'D?cem- Holiday Displays. Mta quia): Honneed toeelra?!? MdUpficM. More Profit and Pleasure for 1 re>iiiii|>c<i Money and the one Cheap Price of i f?alon than Anv Other has E' g Dreamed of Daring to offer. Presented in more than the mat; 3j>ivc tude of Elegance which astounded t ... SMaMc Antipodes. - 2>WV> Gathering from: ever Clime, in Ev< irnlnd n Uvlnf! Form, the Most Valuable a were 'Unique Promoters of Genuine, Instro ombs mra ivo and Popular Entertainment ok, reports jie quoted , 555555 ?" Acknowledged Greatest in Tso Gr ??]?p? Empires. A Bridge of Wonder iad Spanning tbe Pacific. E?ery w" lghL Act as Pictured. Every Attraction as Described. Everv Promise Falfilled. It has mo JfcSfe the Greatest Journey of Its Kind. M Daring Feat ot Private Enterprise. 0 mandates aplendorinir All Past Efforts and Rosu! A Giant's Pilgrimage by Land and S A Popular Invasion Paved in 6c a, August Unking Two Empires in Amusemei iblo itock. Bonds. Whole Railroad Trains of "V i5tSl^S2 and Novel Shows. Great Steamsl esdr safe loads of Strangely Carious Thir jjnUlned! Morality, Mirth, Merit's Tidal Wa An Artist Army w 8tnp?hdons Tenti One Hundred Champions. Eig' SScOMiom Novel, Brilliant Acta. New Faces Fr imba?25? Afar. Bare and Costly Foreign No' ties. Great Deeds of Modern Times t " Ancient Days. Original and Aston r* roc'iou inK Revelations. Heroes and Heroi UtswJy; of the Arena and Race Course. JaSWipta perial Programme of Most Thrill Sfataloir ?*??. Every Hippodromatic, Eqt trian, Aoria and Athletio Display Po itrpnjtr; bio to Genius, Daring and Physical I ?"'*<*>* taction. The Beauty, Grace and Skil jOOhead. ?very Nation. Pre-Eminent La Charioteers and Jockeys. The M andcloacd Grotesque Fun Makers. Beasts that "le.w.000 Everything but Talk. Everv Liv >mont? ??.- xhing, Feat, Feature and Prodnct lenm ui. Worthy of Association with the Gri imall ulea est of shows. ipot none; I. kv? everybody should see its lerj units GLORIOUS 4nI.?!Bud. Free Horning Holiday Parai A Dozzl&g, Sensational Millions . . ... Display of Golden Elf-Land, Arab r Brauuf Oriental, Wild Beat, SpecU I??because ltf, Resplendent Wonders* lr patients. ildnourlsh MjSwlSS Performance* Dally, at 2 an' tmfofiSS p.m. Doors Open One Hoar Prerloi & cataiocue . / iquora and vast house ? " lowest CxearsJtf Bstes on All Balto ? RAILWAY TIME CARD. Brl- . Arrival and dopartnra of tralw on ?nd altar ith May 22, im:. Eirnx*TIOK or Biragmc* i]v u&kkk: ?lHJlv: titaiuUf exmttd: IM uxoeptod: (Saturday exceptod; |8unday only; "Saturday only. Kailarniftaadaiw'Time.r " -M nh 'U ?JSJOpm Waib. fyllalt. Phil. &<S. V "10:1s am 9B 11:25 am Waib.Cy. Bait. Phil. *N.Y '8:2Jam M g:OOam Cumberland Aooom N:80pm>!J l* *9:00 pm Grafton Accotn *10:85 am ;*>j J7:OOam Monndnille A?nm_? 16:45am til:i0am Moundivllln Aooom. WHO an OH tSgcdEBMafcr M1M MTAItT. IB. AOilOt.?Cl 0. Df?Wo.. Aiuuva. vi? am For Oolumbux and CbliuRo ?l:15anr'<i \ *10:06 aid Columbni. Cln. and Chicago OiM pro ? 10:X pm ..QilMdo Umlted^,? Soil* './ 11 pm CoimnbnoSk afetlflSE 4io?aS|H $? ss zj&sissi^-Z ms?s m t?'-' pm 8t eialreylllaAcoom tS:Kpm.)M DITABT. B.40.K. R.-W.. P. 4 iTDIt. AniVt % 0:10 am ..?.For Pltt?l>utvii__ ?;o.oo am 3 1 6:09 pm .....Pluahniih andEait.,.?. *10:10 pm fm IS S3E HE $ DKPABT. P. a A St. L. By. . ARRtVB. gff " 'O its PKtibDigh.,,?M f0:20pm 10:00 am stoubonrllJe tad Wait.., *C:2? pm 03I tl : "*> pm ..Plttiborgb and New York.- tfl:8S pm*>lS *4^0 pm -.PltUburgh and New York.- *11:53 am 10:00 am Expren. Cln"and 8t Lotto.- 16:38 am ;i ?:?pm Expre?. Chi. and 8t Louis... *623 pm tl :80pui Express, Stoub.and Chicago. t?:S6pm r *4:20 pm ,...PltUbarghADennlsofl.~. *11:66 *m*8l i d??abt. C. &P.B.R. abuvi / W +ft.:49 am Ft Wnvno and ChlMffd. .. 17:45 nn? 5:49 am -Canton and Toledo!.^.. 7:44 pm 5 5:49 nm ...-Alliance and Cleveland..... 7:45 pm , ! 5:49 am Steubenvllle and Httsbbi*li fl.15 pm 9:48 am SteubenviUe and WeUsvlfie 3;06pm/vi}S t 1:12 am Btoubenville and Pittsburgh *11:80 nm 12:20 pm ..?Ft. Wayuo and Chicago,.... t7:45ipm ?!S Pm ?-Canton and Tolodiw*. 7:45 pm 'i 228 P? a-M^moe and Cleveland-.:. 8:06 y&mm 2:20 pm SteubenviUe and Wellaville 7:45 pm 8:44 pm Philadelphia and Now York 6:00 pm. 8:44 pm .Baltimore and Washington.. 6:00 pm '# l 8:44 pm SteubenviUe and PltUb^rh 8:00 pm 3 t7;11 pm 8tenbohvlllo &BaftLlverpool ftajSftSl mspaw. w. <k L. EL B. a nSmL.$?82 7:15 am Stcubunvillo, Mlxed-f... 6:25 am 1 3:50 pm Toledo anil Wait... *J:10 nm 8:50 pm Btoubenville............ 9*10 am j 12:00 m SteubenviUe 11A am ^.$8 7:15 am SteubenviUe............ 5:45 pm 9:45 am -Cleveland. Toledo & Weit^ 5:45 pm " mft m 7:15 am Stoubenville Mixed....... 7:05 pm Hi 9:50 pm SteubenvUle............. 8:45 pm [ 5:50 am -Toledo. Cleveland & West.. 11:00 pm i 18:00 am Steubeuville.-...^. t6:ib^ara."flH IS* |8:00 pm SteubeniiUe....ISrtQ-ym I n- dkpaiit. a L. & W. B. U ?J ABUVV ' "ttfB +7:42 am Uriobavillo, Modlna, Clevc. f9:40pm ly New Phlla.. Canal -Dover ' ' A'Ml cf t4:43 pm and Maaallon 11:40am 99 18:00am St. ClairsviUew.^.,.. ttrt'Jam of f!0:42 am St. Clainville..^. 1:81 pm , i t*.':24pm 8t Cloirsvllle..,., 5:18 pm S, fl:llpm ..... ..St. Claimille........',... 7;53pm Ur 1:40pm-.Flushing and Uriebavilft- t 2:20 pm a Z wplfe OkJoWkRR. ft.., -uum Or *7:00 am Passenger #10:45 uni ra fl2:00 am Passenger tl :25pm i Pm Passenger.....w. J:.. *7:45 pm ; ie LR AVK EZ.4 (i RAILROAD. arrive. a' 8:00 am ...-Bellalre and Zimesrllle-... 8:10pm n . 3:45 pm Woodafleld - 7:80am ^ 12:45 am Mixed Train. ....... I 11:15pm - id in RAILROADS. ; Departure aud arrival ot | IfgDlfffffiiMr For Baltimore. PUlaa phia and New York. 12:it :i% NftHinStBy ?.m., 6:15 a. w., 3:00 p. m, I dally. ' : ." >' \,t Cumberland accommodation. 8:90a. m.. daily except Sunday. -J . Grafton accommodation. 8:00 p. m.; daily. OH w Moundsville accommodation. 7:03, 8:00 and jma 11 11:40 a. m.. dally, except Sunday, 8:00 p. in. ^ daily and 0:10 ana 10:45 p. iu., except Sunday. ARM ABWVX , i. . Fom New York. Philadelphia nnd Baltimore. 'M'j a 8:25 a. m. and 11:20 p. m.. dally. r V Cumberland accommodation, 4:59 p. m., oxv Grafton accommodation. 10:35 a. mj dally. ' Mouudsvlllo accommodation, 0:60 and xMOa. m., except Sunday; 10:85 a. m., daily,andl:l5, y? i 4:50 and 7:40 p. m., exceptBunday. ' \ 2? 'TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. ' For Chicago, 7:&> and 10:06 a. m: and 10*80 p. < t'er m.. dally, and 3:25 p. m.. dally, exoeptSunday. Cincinnati express. 7:85 and -10:06 a. m. dally n: and 10-.B0 p. m_ dolly. f>Columbus accommodation. S:25p. m., daily. he "S?a? o?1oa.l0:03^.ai #1 ?r v C:25 p. m., except Sunday. H Chicago express, 105 and 6:06 a/m. and 5:51 ^Cincinnati express. 0:05 tt. m. and 5:55p. m., < \il inn bus accomodation, 12.-06 pi m., dally* J' BJt ? Srf'cialravme occommodation, 12:C^p. a. aoA|l' 6:55 p. m., daily, except Sunday. o WHEELING & PITTSBU RGH DIVI8ION. & For Pittsburgh. 6:10 and 7:20 a. m., daily; 1:80 p. m., dally, excopt Sunday; 5:05 p. m., Sunday ? For Pittsburgh and tho East. 6:00 p. m., dally, J Washington accommodation, 6:00p., m,4 dally. <??& except Sunday. ARRmt tf-i J From Pittsburgh, 10:00 a. m., dally and 12:46 < p. m.. dolly, except Sunday; 6:50 andj.0:10 p. m., lfiA daily: 11:00 a. m.. Sunday only. \ ' v; u" Washington accommodation! 7:50 a. m., dally. ^ oat except Sunday. . - ' . |?i" OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. oa. On and titer Nond?y, April S3, Pa&cngcr ild Train, will rail u follow,: ?D?Ilr. fUal'T ,n_ ceptBtind?7. Central Time. .f .'afl r BOOTH HOUND. TT S -? I i |? P.M. 4.K. A, K. lip Wheeling 8 15 fll 00 ? 03 Bnnwood. .. - 8 soj ll 15 J if ; MS!fcss= g ?| ?f I L, fSSST== i||l fgl WiniaStowiil'.'.'. I- * jjj? 10 2J P ? 1Kcvmo"rg f S ** 3? 3s " HHPHli'S isssi Ripley Lauding. <? "Jj jI sfffifc,. 5" tg"? | (1 Hartford ? &8 5 20 12 m 53 Mason city.. 5 a 5 rS ,8 . <? i gtezs S3 .3 8 r ssmc^jil vSHS 1 Huntington- - - <?? V " p3* | korth HOOWD. ^ A?)( . s ' "" Whoollnj ?? ? ?? 9 hfy Benwood. W 10 J 80 9 JJ Now Martiniviilo 10 56 6 07 7 M 9B\ SUtenvillc- 10 8? 4 48 -7J5 j, tnd Friendly - |0?j OS !& ?H j Bt. Marys. ~.... 10 00 4 00 6 64 . H nd- wmSrtSwn ?2S OlOMt . jS? nos i'arkenbnrp- 806 ? go ? <S t Im. Mlovlllo...,. ?? ??* * J5 '.-Ota Ravcnawood.; J ? 110 mg Klpley Landings 7 ?> 12 45 JW ies- Graham ? 6 87 1218* J}3. ;v --i. New Haven - SS-S2r a*r M f llirtford 6 27 13 09 0 ST * or- Mawncity. ....... 020 us?' J? 'Jl 1 at Clltton t?tt? 5 S jM iHv It Plcaunt 6 4? U J 'jSSft fi GalUpolli ?... t 80 11 OS {S. &M ojt Goyanrtotte .*} ? ' 8 ,'J Jj VJMb do HuntlnutoB - t * IS ' 0 O t,? w In. * '*??? W. J. ROBIUBOa. Q.P. A. ,at" JPL pecn?ylvanl? Statlona. ' | fllyBnnsulvania Lines.l !l jUp~Trainfl Bon by OentaralTlxna. I AT BT^noef^iMKKBT. BuuTHwaai Bwrar-" Paw flain>i>?Boirn. . 3SH dailt. 1dmi.t kxovs 80kbkl. mi From Wiuuso to ip.iyt <nwr? 3 K i * Indianapolis and Ht. LotiU.... *9^0 am Pm tfslMV 4 ColumbaB and CinalnnaU*... 3;00am, 5>.j?pm wH r WelUbur* and etenbontille. 2;j? ilfl- 2lSp? McDonala and Plttetmnrn..M Wj20 am *25pm . ^j ? Philadelphia and New fork.f 12:30 pm: pm Bteubenvllle and PltubnrghtUJO pm. ?:?pm JH Colnmbtti and Chicago^ rfl2|? pm J2.?pm Philadelphia and New York *3:20 pm nD:M am ;^<o3Si Baltimore and Wa*hln*ton. nflO pm & ?*? SteabehTlUe and PlttaBurgh Pm 228*5 ^ . SSSS%Si?& ?;&?? SS J9H le. gg^ssasiasips?i'te Northw c#t Syitom?Clcvo. * Pitta. Wrt^OO. ^UrSfi.^a ilre TitlM ran d?llr, eioept SuuiUj, ?i loliowi: Ian FK? BRIOOIPOETTO Ltit*. AlUIWi /KM ?? j&SSpii EliStbr SiSSS. IS siSS^iK^w^Bpraa ,i?65 | It 8taubunTlUaandFitt?lmigli .ip:12am 10:30am 11 8 Ft Wajrns 4 ChfcafO? 1IJ0 pm C ?pm Ltt Canton and'Moito ?, 1:20 pm 6:iJpia 1 AUlMtt and Clavaland. ? JiiSM1 I BwubentllHanil WallnlllS -]?P5 ?|?wn I PkUadelDbU and New York.? ?:U pm MOpm di. Baltimore and Waihlnrton...- 2:U pm J?pm Bteubflnvllie and Fltubuigh.. t:M pm t :00 pm J ? SuatwnTllia4HaatUrarpooL 0:11pm 7J?a^^