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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

A KNOCK Down THE PRICE OF A KISS
Last evening as Miss Victoria Vokes, at
tended by her aunt, was passing up Broad
way on her way to the Fifth Avenue theatre,
she las assaulted near Twenty-seventh
street by a strange man, who threw his arm
around her neck and attempted TO kiss her.
Hiss Woke was fortunately carrying a heavy
silver-mounted umbrella, with which she
knocked down her assailant, who, in the
crowd and confusion. escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

A LITTLE PLAN THAT DIDN'T WoRKA
man named Alexander Queal has been ar
rested at Carthage, New York, charged with
attempting todefraud an insurance company
ont Of S3, Geo on an accident policy. He was
rel orted TO have been drowned the day .ser
procuring the Insurance
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UNSUCCESSFUL CARLIsT ArTEMPT.-Aa
unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
by be 5y of six thousand Carlists 10 relieve
SEQ de Urgel, several attacks being made Oh
the ioyaiist positions. The Alfonsists are
expecting reinfor6 ements. The citadel il
sald to have sustained serious damn ye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

THE UTICA RACEs.-The first day of the
UTICA Park As ociat on races, vest ariay
was largely attend q the weather being fine.
tie '3S race was won by Breeze, Great
Eastern second, add Colmar third. Five
heats were trott d. Great East srn took the
hr>t hePt ard Colnar the third. Time: 2:2T
1-25H go, 2.3I, 23I%. The 22i race was won
by May Qufen, General GIrfieId. second,
I'd Mol -ey ffiid. Garfield took the third
, I. Tire: 2.2i, 2.2i. pol
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Incendiartsm fn Nlassachusefas.

WORCf sTER, MASS, August 18.-Samuel
f. Tidds' lam horse aud barn at Warren
were set on fire aud destroyed last night.
Lc S $1,000; partially insured. A small
ham belonging 10 Michael Connery in the
some town, was burned this morning.
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THE sCoTr-GARrtrr

IHE SCOTT-GARpr COMPACT-The
Iehrs ylvania railroad company has been
ffecently Cutting the pas enger rates be- ween
SnlcInral ana New York, b1yiJg put the
Ire at one time aS low as SfO - the roma
ZIP. NOW tse figures aIa .oipg no again,
out they have. Ctty a-reuled = bi "a rs -
eacn way. Toe bali'ulore and Ohio adneres
ste adily 10 the rates of the compact
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No TEMPERANCE NoMINArIoNs ~
MhRYLAND.-A committee of the Maryland
state temperance alliance yesterday decided
that the situation does not at present call for
apy independent nominations by the tenn
4 slarce Ople
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho EnnU Sfrika Mt Old hmm,

LONDON, August 13.-The Strike OF the cot
ton operatives at Oldham continues. II il is
rot soon settled the consequences to the ,)t-
ton trade OF Blackburn and vicinity will be
serious. as manufactures in the latter pla ?
get Their yam and wOOf from Oldham.
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The E.e ctions i'm Seryia.

LONDON, August ls.-A special dispatch
from Vienna to the St0niud reports that the
radicals have been wet )riOuS in the elections
In ScTvia. DcutSaFe Zeittlng states that the
adicals have resolved to move, on the ope1-
ing of the SkuptScbna. that Servia SEND 81
aiI1y TO Herzegovina TO assist the insul-
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To PLEASURE sEEsERS.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
sTEAhER PILOT BOY, Cspt. II. Byie.

ff!-r NJ Gaze ara e1rIng The suIzer months tbs
1nc Iron steamer - FrLuT b,a Wi <rSs
eaFe - ash lEtca, frfI1 9Th strr-r - SI1zEsN
Eh.-t, very = z $50 ani SAL l.
pay morning. At o',ltck, fur principal landings
n the Potomac. iacuiiug she tav0rIte nGer ne
syrts - .oltCus aud BlakistOns Island E.fGruj1g.
Eiii arrive m WAsEiEgt early on etilrsu4y and
Su11ay yelihS On Ssl.sGay, 10 sititi q 20 he
scoy isGa.. g ths Pii.- BY VII take p45seug7r-
flr LefGsI. -uy u arriving there early sane eve
az = -"tr- Oh trEchy morning fG- Washington.
The scenery on the Potomac b-iaz unsurpassed,
SAD 'ne Plot Boz only steam II aOTGInE A view
"a entire route D. Daylight, makes these most
sic -~aE- sut sthfu trips llr families aud social
% Bi1cSi=taLs Leland Cotton : and LeOaardtoWu,
2 d until u.s1, So Apply 70
" Il FITZaUGV. AGENT.
Iel~-EI Sixth stree. " harf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

DISTRICT COMMISSIONER SETH T,
PHELPS re md 10 Washington last night
afief an absence since May Cli Ia Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

SECrETARY BRIsTow and Attorney Gen
al Pie, report. it is expected, will return to
ash IN. IN on : .trrd y net
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~Dean Brayiey, a we'll knoyn counter
felter, has been arrested al Durham, Me.
EUProf Joel Parker, the eminent jurist,
died at Cambridge, Mass, last evening.
DCardipsl McCloskey arrived al Hayra
yesterday, and projects 10 Parts I, lay.
|Hon. John r. Weller, ex-governor of
California, died at New Orleans We sterday.
rYGenerrl Sherman and Cyrus w. Field
are In Quebec.
@Major A. ID. Eapks of Mississippi Is
added 10 the list OF ca rdidates for the clerk
ship OF the House OF Representatives
addy Thompson was released from
jail at Memphis yesterday on a bond OF
5000.
1Jarnes Kennedy, scoachman and an ex-
pert sw ImmeT, residing at GeTmantow a, was
drowned at Cape May, ~. J., yesterday.
ZEE. ID. Smitt, late teller in the T. xchange
bank, Norfolk, Va, died suddenly on Mon
day.
0The democrats Of the fourth Maine dis
trict have nominated Hon. j. c. Maidigan
for the unexpireJ term Of the late Congress-
man Hersey.
- Mr.. Stephens has announced that he
cannot be q candidate for Governor OF Geor-
STA, but his wi lhdawal by no means empties
The field of democratic candidates. The en-
tries, SO Gar, on taat side alone number four6
teen.
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Justice De6ed.
DTseRAoFFUL PROCEEDINGS IN LONG !

BRANCH COURT.
special TO the New York World gives the
particulars of a dis-racpful scene which no,
Gently took place IN n court room nj Long
EIaHoh few days ago. The dispatch states
hat during tie season three houses OF inta :
mons resort have been Kept open, sustained
by the patronage OF summer visitors. Sun
day night raid was made oDfhree OF them,
aud tie proprieiols and number OF women
were arrested. Monday afternoon one Of the
pToprietors, named Townley, was arraign0i
FOR trial before Justice Lane. The apartment
was crowded with friends Of the Prisoners
hard visaeed, uncouih company. Justice
Lane and Lawyer Trautman, WHO sat within
"a small Enclosure, were pressed upon, scowled
az, and openly insultcd with obscene re-
marks. Several witnesses testified very re-
II c:antly, but sufficient evidence was ELECTED
TO convince the magistrate. and he therefore
f"nt'n"ed Townley 10 pay fine OF $50 or be
imp Is oned or twenty DAYS. During the pro-
c'Cdugs the crowd stool with their hats on
baigeTe1 the witnesses. and used the most
Insulting language - Justice Lane aud the
prosecution. The police present would not
enforce the MAGISTRATES demand for order
Jron the sentence being announced, Town
ley declared that he would neither paw the
hue nor be imprisoned. and the crowd yelled
and applauced approx lngly. The justice told
Police Captain Green, who has command of
The police force, 10 PM Townley - a cell.
Green adyarcet 20 the railing, eycitedly,
shook bis fist st trn Justice, and said j
won't do il. Mr.. TownlSys a friend OF mine
] know him well-and he Amt L. going % he
lCcFed up At this he turned 10 the crowd
ara lneN snOutC1 ana anplaudCd. Many OF
them gathered around the prisoner as II 10
ia END him.
"Win yoI take charge OF this prisoner.
taptai IN Green"' asked the Justice, al
raTently little overawed.
NO. won't" the police captain responded
promptly; "I'll 60 bail for blm il YOU want
me 10, int he amt going 10 be locked up
Tuning 10 MIS- Osborne. one Of the pri son
Io'' W.
III bet YOU do the woman replied.
The cor fusion became general, and the
crowd filed the space inside the railing
Abusive epithets and threats were shouted
at The Justice and the prosecutor.
command you to take this pr Soner 10 q
cell" said Justice Lane 10 a uniform !
POLICEMAN.
And commaud you not 10 DO any such
thing adGei The captain.
Then the mob iCstlcd Lane and Trautman.
while the capt" N drew the prisoner away
nom TIE bar. 4 e Justice said: Captain
Green, yod v II be held responsible for this
IRIS Oner." and the shouted reply was, go TO
bell, you damned Old Iraud." Townley WAS
ORE triumphantly down stairs, info the
erect aud set Tree. But the crowd waited ID
abuse the Justice aud fhe lawyer as they
came out. ToTnley has not been recaptured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

THE National Bank currency received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre-
gated sec Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

RHODE ISLANDS RECEPTION OF THE
President - Yesterday the Pies .denld'
party N Rhode Island received q salute Of
artillery and military h1noIS from ths Cira-d
Army OF the Republic OF Bristol. t.. pTC'
G. S>lOn. comprising several n Einer;S c! Xiii
ltaiy pad all 'he grand army post, OF the
S;&t marched through the principal streets
which were gail Y decorated. rad reached C;e.,
buI ISiteS mouse about noon, There.Or TO
hours The President rcceiv~ ( the pe1u.e. COM
laCCS OF The grand army having preference
Aiiei wards the President diuCti WItA a ~
guests at Gen. Buns Ie'S. To-day ID is ~
delStcod the President " ~ y-1rtalse Of clam
ha'5e. anu Gen. Burnside has invited a riUl-
Der OF the prominent gentlemen OF the state
To meet + M.
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MATHEMATICIAN SHERIDAN !e
Chicago MoTday MOI DING for 6 visit to the
Pac &c coast. He viii probably arrive
san Francisco about the 25l instant.
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A MAN DROWNED - THE PRESENCE or
HIS WIFE AND CHILDRES.-AuOtherd death
by drowning at kDckaNgG Y beach has To be
recorded, ana this time tue wife and three
young children OF tie unfortunate man
drOn ned were WithesSes ~ his last struggle
ard powerlcSs 10 save Inn. About 5 O'Clock
laSt eVenil,g Mr.. William Schneider OF VIII
liam SBurgh, Who had been spending the day
at fcCkaway beach with ais wife and fam
lly, went in 10 have tath IN the SURF lie
went out beyond the safety lines. but as only
very slight surf was breaking, nothing was
Thought OF IL. lie suddenly disappeared
under the waves, and on coming 10 The sur
face he shouted loudly for help. The life boat
wss quickly launched, but only IN time 20
convey bis lfeless body 10 the shore. The
eIiel OF mis- wife, on seeing him lying cold
and lifelesS before her, was neart-fendIug IN
the extreme. aBb the most kindly sympathy
was manifested toward her IN her great ar
Fiction. The children were almost too Young
10 comprehend the situation. IL rs supposed
fEst "A Cramp seized him, and rendered him
powerless 10 save himselE-M \ S er. ia
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Reinforcement for the Turks.

EAGUsA, August lS.-Turllish lr, Dps -
the number of $500 have been landed at
Kick and Will ma .ch for MOstar The insar-
gents are strongly posted in the mountain
E-S ON tie rnnfp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-18

BIDS wee ore led today for suppl wing ne
i teTnal revenue Office WIN check s;qmpL
he award viii Dc sven t. re lowest bidder
and N? lie IEulic 10 .morro7.
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SfvAL OEDERs.- Lieut. WIUie Swift. o.
dered - tie receiving snip Colora 10, a M
York. 23d instant; Lieut. l.. ri. Ghee1,tJ L >
receiving ship PDtOrar. at Philadelphia:
l. cut tOpmarCer l.. IL. Cooper. GCfa"b
ON re III 30 S'1ttOn at Newport, X l..
o. tic 2Sih Instant. and ordered - duty al
tie Tayal Experimental battery near Aungr-
OILS, Md, Me- Ster VIM. II. Becker, from the
Worcester and placed on waiting orders;
L ~ ueT George riaE, from ordnance duty
AZ me navy y9rd. Norfolk. and ordered To
duty IN charge OF the ma gazioe at Crarav
IS'2ud; Cum or John ". Hog from the O-i-
nance depot, Font NOrlO'H, an! Or1orgl T.
tie navy YAH, NOlstlk.
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4 CALL hes teen Issued 10r n Toeeifrc Of
I u oual eNct utive comniitf-e Of The L lion
L" ne Of America at the Color-a Ia TTo.el
in Pb''i delphia, - convene Z morrow.
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NesirnciIye Finn,is in Nurn,ai,.

EAECOOS, August lS--ReportS have been
receive Of great floods in Burmah. The IT.
rawaddy has overfown its banks for miles in
the district OF Prone, doing i.nmeu>e dam
age 10 rice fields ana TO property generally.
The Nevada Safe.
LONDON. August lS.-Tne steamer Nevs Ia
before reported with her machinery disabled
was signalIed of FasiGet, at O'Clock this
morning, and VIII probably reach Queens
town tomorrow,
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EVENING STAR. :
Washington News and Gossip.

CUSTOM RECEIPTS to day, 1890; in
ternal revenue to-day, SIPS .3.239.
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Hon. JEREMIAH VI. ". CON has been ap-
, pint-d assistant United States attol ley .nr
IS Diftr CT 10 assist IN the prosecution n"
The Pcl.frs who are irnplica ted il the stea %
ing Of the SiT,c-0 from 'le United States
L reG Sury.
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"a MAN WITHOUT CoUNrRN."-Ei-
ward Everett Hale's "Man Without a Coui-
try" b. actually repro Iuced. with variations
ia ~ ssia. a young man, the natural sOn Of
a Russian nobleman, lost his passport. ana
being abridged OF the same nationality as
his mother, a native OF MemeI, Prussia, m
was sent by the police 20 thai place. TIE
mayor refused 10 recognize him "a q Priv
sian citizen, and he was carried bask % -.
Petersburg under guard. Since then ne h1s
been o. cillating like a pendulum between
the two cities, steadily denied ecmittance az
the one and imprisoned for short terms AZ
The other Tie unfortunate man was anxious
10 secure a home here below, so be tried tn
commit a tbeft i'm order that he might ba
sent 10 Siberia. Even here he faile1, aud al
last accounts he was being once more traus-
ported toward the Russian frontier.
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EFFORTS TO SAVE THE Rio BRAvo-The
naval authorities are making every ar
Iausement 10 save The steamer Rio Bravo
which was beachcd IN q storm OFT the Tevas
coast on the 10th instant. The United St.t
ste1InelS Ply mouth and Can9udaigua have
teen Ordesed To proceed to the scene of the
dlESss Fl and render every I5sible asSistance
az getting the Rio Bravo afioat and tow her
10 Galv0 sion for repairs. The Plymouth i,
row of the mouth OF the Rio Giande and
tie Cp7andaigua Is lying ioside of the
southwest pass, at the mouth of the Mis-
slssiFpI. The s. cretary OF the Treasury has
been requested TO order the revenue cutler
General Dix 10 proceed - the assistance of
the Flo Erayo
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A Spanish vessel winch was shipping M
tClial Of war at Barcelona yesterday sud
denly exploded ard sunk. Fifty persons were
Killed by The explosion or drOW led.
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THE BEST YET.
NO FOX TIE
White fountains Ga,i MarGt 1egert,
VA NgEWICBy linz

~ .i IN t.l II ere NH'ffl = L1'-t4"Nl
the - &C. q o. fa..G
= -
Cuy rEr The RDt Nd 1912 from - K = -
Sew I'rk ard return Cloicv 81 -.yss<-s<<sxx.s,
Seven bCu.rS, Rss-t aEers allowed . stop UEcE AZ
sug f.ut. Circulars, with full info nation may
b std st the principal stations the Ere, tte
p M iEa.Hta nTd tne Phii4ielPhiI, WilTainCtru
sue Bait M r. ral-rCsi-, here tickets al- T.
si.- As ipr " bite Mountain tickets ~ the 'SOE
wieF Line j. k-wSs,5w
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LONDON, August 1S.-A dispatch from
Cor Stantinople fulle confirms inc latest 10.
ports as 10 the serious character of the inSur-
rectiCn IN the Northwestern provinces. Com
EuuicatloU with the northern frontier is GU
IfT
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PFT SONAL.--Rleya ntar Delnar is " ..iting
what be calls statistical letters 10 the Chi
cago Tunes. '-'' Mrs. NJ. w. Gait and family
have retul hcd II the city from Whi,e Sui
pGrr springs. 80 Mr.. COlfaX is at New
pert. ''.' Gen. VIM. Myers. OF this c.ty &c
say iTg at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
YORK '''' Mrs. Garter, OF Boston. wbofe
rtcltatlOnS gave such pleasure IN WaShjr.-
ION last winter has Iaoely Oeen entertaining
IA TIE anne way the guests at Ma. "a sau Il;
Pier. 800 President Finuey, who del at
OJeri!n on Monday, was the fat er Of Ms
representative Monroe, OF Ohio. WHO Ids
many IrieHds in Washington. Ia her sal
bereavement she will have their sine, re SWIM
IatEy. as Will also her sister. Mrs. EX-Secra-
tdTy Cox, who IL likewise pleasantly rcH1eru-
bvr'd here. 49, Senator Cdpertou and 40
MIRA EadIOrd are among the late arrivals
- W Llte Sulphur Springs. .''- Baroness de
BusSlere, OF laris. tfOImerly Miss Holiday
o. thlS city,) has apartments at the HOnnau
house, New York 800 The estate leit by
cx- President Johnson is row valued at from
SioO,30O 10 $4,000. '''' Joaquin Miller saws
lie doesn't like 10 WSik with olive Logan
because she SqUee1es his arm so. Sen
ILGr Morton, OF Indiana, is al the Ebbitt
mouse. -. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Richardson
arrived IN Washington last night rom n tour
OF the Wis mia iings. After remaining n
ihe cay few days, they viii leave for their
county IezidenCe ia Maryland .... Mr.
George ". Adams, q tbs y. Y. Ho,id. re
t1n[d from Cape May tEis morning. at
Wfich place his family have ba1p S;,.,I,ti.,g
me summer. 49, Ey-GOv. ra.nba.,f is I'm
lSWn PREF a!iDg third term statistics
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The Aifon;sts Confident.
Fatal Explosion.

LONDON, Augrst Is. = DIsp ltcheS from
M9drid say the Aifonists aTuouuye tuat
they except 10 capture the cita lei of $ , %
IIgPl by The 2nth instant.
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EnR RsIONs,

TIE MARY wASHINGTON
eAs iarEer room Tor pleasure parties than any her
t,,st ron CHARTEh Every J~sV
- AND EFEAiNG- Eegu.a- = t9.s.ss<
tTp- q Gil mol. AID Te-r-n Mon E1>x07Srzr<1s
ceysr eta s3ays src Fridays. lesv. II Stt-screat
yh3ri ~ -. n Apply on board, CT 70 Da. HOW
La : u, 2lS ~ street
i.5-srl P.R TROT4, President.
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tt VIII 40 doubt aStOnsh many % learn
that Maine is compelled 20 import lumber
for building pulpOses-tbat is, the better
grades of pine, which one firm in Be- fast is
receiving direct from Michigan by rail. The
lUmberman's ak and devastating fires have
destroyed the once stately forests IN This
state, and the young growth is sappy, Idll of
knots, and in all respects inferior 10 the old.
Much of the material used in building here
Row would not have classed as merchant
allie lumber twenty or even ten years ago;
al q judging from present appearances, the
Day is not far distant when building must be
confined 10 brick or stone, as cheaper than
wood. But the church bells are ringing and
must go-for bath in the bay.
prr
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OUR LILLE DIFFIo CITY WITH TPTPoLI
OwiTg 70 delay in receiving her Geographic
orders TO proceed TO TripOIi, the Hartford
has not Vet reached that port. ShEis row
coallng al the mouth OF fhe Suez canal. end
VIII, without further delay, proceed TO Tri
poll. IL is the opinion of tbe naval authori-
ties that the Congress has already reached
1ripoll. and that the question al issue will
be satisfactorily settled. In fact, ii il not
teiiey6i that the Tripolitan authorities
aTaitHd The arrival OF a vessel OF war TO dc
mard ieparatiOD, but attended 10 this duty
as soon as they became aware that war yes
els had been ordered to their port. Bat az
yet 10 advices have been received conGrna-
10Y OF this opinion,
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s.HF GRT,flT .I'DTICEf
OHIvG To THE ADVANCED SEASON
A-yD HA VINO a MUCH LARGER
SrOCh or

EeG's, Youths, and Boys Clothing
THIN USUAL, HI T-E DETER GTYED
TO FORCE SALES BY Ma KING
TIE FOLLOWING.
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y r cial ira n from Wore ,er, with pas
serGeGS of No.wich ST '2mboaC train, ran
lof) tic Iear Of q lrei ght IIIin three mil
inside of Wore Ster, " f~ckiug The engine
and blocking he IC11. No person IL iu red.
, 1875-12-06

extra winter lard oil. sl.oseailo: No: !, sl.o,
sS risst is.sr esss se :as :psr !'
irs esc !. 50. !, sie; b.nt oil, sT; strai,. s;e
sinla oli. natural y des sSc; natural 81 dce aoe;
f'Tusji iWUhrs KS aSD is GSslrho offering. wcrs m
era' l1 generally IL poar eonlt"n shS wc,ther M i;
1nani was fair. prarto ehrkens wcrc steady. heins
In limited supply - us,. in tho a,r1y art q tue
lie per ID .r tusSoys a.spe do dressed. asi?c
sS. .9...s % tsts rt.,G sh,sssn sss1' sos ;
|s,s5;asss; sss:,l a. ' @ :''' '''s.'
l,ts were otIcrc,, mn, to demand for sioro l,s
limite,l, NJ most Of the retailers temporarily snr
tLc,r ptoet II, during the spell Of warm we,tler.
sEEps-Tmothy and clover weFo sashsr M 9uct. !nt M
r c.poeay thn s"ol s1mpe; , TS 'ass 'nsr1ng. q
1t ID. .7sesoso fos mcun.. and at 37oo for u1au,;.
Timotty wss qaoted at sAeo52;o, Flax wns actife'
sAr.T-Was s,rady a. the recent decline. ro'lowng
nrc tho q.otsttons: Onnndnga. and R1g'naw, Ane.
@ '.1y' ..soa bas: ba I'LL siIs, ' slh bsss, s .so
A.ht"n @ .'.sy, per lack. $50. o.
On all hidcs thero 10 feeling that bottom haares
hare been reaehod. an that any changes that may
aks place n tho near future n.t bo 70 the heos Of
pEnCommon nc; good do, 4o sac; medium, 10
200: good do, bos6ae hnc, 6i,aGc; finest, 6etGir
choirc, 7oa Tic; choicest. % s1sc; fanry &.1ha?,
lMrEniAt-Co1nrnon. no. 1sc: g,oa no. 3aa4oe nrt!!.
nm. 4oG7!s,: food d. 4531: tnc, ,aos i6c anest, rs
&soe: el"ee, 81 eoafsc; choicest :os7;e. JAPAxs-
4aa! !sc; good medium 4saoo; fnc, no aa5c; finest:
s'taoao: cao!ee G0adsc; cho!ecAt. 73asc+ Ooi.ox"s
-Cosnnon. es 5ts; good comn'on So 8ilc medium,
60sl55e: choice, 554f0e; choicest, soGes,t.
WO0D-Nan in fsfr demand nt uilchangcd prices.
c 1uoto maple Al $3.50 beech at s7.50 snl slabs Ut
$50, delivered.
W0o!.-wsa quiet and nnehausc1: rnb-washc.,
ii. .. fne, :Eatc: o medium 4sa4tt do, coarsc.
aHta tnc nnwashed. ne heavy to lialt 15a2;e; do,
medium, 31@3jc: TO, co1rsf, - i 3oc.