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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

The Penn ylvania republican convention yester-
Cay Sdhered closely TO The harmony program and
Nominated a ticket without any factonal lars
The nominees are acceptable to the Independents
who participated In the convention and the belief
i That the ticket will command the general sup
pert Oi those who followed Stewart last year. The
sttwtrt element really controlled the convention
and could have made ticket composed OF It's own
mlten !, had that been thought advisable; but
the lesson OF last fall taught them that the indie
pendent vote Is necessary republican success;
and 70 cOncllate IL the ticket was made The
platform adopted. with its tariff trade-dollar and
Approximation panks, is an Exceedingly a6roit
oil Tor popular favor In Pennsylvania, and with
good ticket and harmonious organization In their
f1vor the republicans will go into the coming cam
rtgn with the chances OF success altogether on
their side.
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Aren't the Officers in command at the Arsenal
and Marine tracks getting rather airy? Thecom-
mandant at the SO-ca Allied Arsenal seems 10 think
the spacious, unused grounds there are his private
park, and has shut out the peOple,-the women
and sick children VINO Used to there for cool
shade, fresh air, and the revving river breezeS.
shce the dtaLaantlement OF the Washington Arse
hal these extensive grounds have been lying Idle,
and they could BE- put TO no better use than for a
pu'ie park, as they are the only grounds laid out
upon the deep water, river front.
The comnaniant at tie Marine Barracks, where
there Is nothing IN particular now to command.
appears 10 D. or the opinion that the Marine band
Il Kept up for his special glOriicltion, and this
year refuses the PERMISSION heretofore granted for
IL 10 leave the CITY 10 accompany our soldier boys
On their excursions TO Cape May. This Is not so
VIAL matter, concerning the public health, as
IN Use OF the Arsenal grounds, but still there
seems to be no particular reason why the Marine
band should not b. allowed to leave the city for a
week or two in the hot season to supply music so
ert ditable TO Washington, for our crack military
Companies on their summer camping expeditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

The extra session OF the Pennsylvania legisla
tnfe has brought the republican senate and demo-
critic house no nearer agreement on a congress
sionai appcrtiOn!ncqt than the regular session
GOV Pattioon says he viii call another extra ses-
son II this one falls, and the republicans threaten
70 refuse TO obey IN" call IL Is regular partisan
muddle that the people win have to straighten our
al the polls
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Through the eastern portion OF the British do
ninionS lying on our northern border "ass,stedn
Fish paupers are poured n upon US while through
'he western portion Chinese are sinuggled in con-
trary TO law.
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The return OF pauper immigrants to Ireland
seems TO have had the desired effect In a ship
load OF 200 assisted arrivals at Boston yesterday
there was not o single peuper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-12

The Iowa greenbackers in their platform de-
clare that "all men have sacred right to a Dor
tlon OF the soil" Certainly they have; to such
portion as they earn
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BARGAIN G.

a. genuine English Stockinet Coat and Vest. silk
lind the most pleasant goods for summer wear that we
have ever had. : he color is very ,ndsome dark
green and the coat is made in sack vest single breasted
no collar button high We offer them at SIS coat and
vest good value at $40.
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BARGAIN B,

Lots so42 and 8043. fancy imported Cheviot Suits,
nobby stylish and dressy. in fact lovely style ct suit
good valne at 500 suit; it is SIS suit We don't
want to carry them until next season, and there
fore the price must move them.
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BARGAIN A.

Lot sO4S-22 suits-fnest imported Cheviot Suitings.
We imported the goods through Messrs. MEGRoz,
PoRLIER 4 Co.. of New York. stylish fancy suit
the price been S25 1t new is SIS If you can
get suit like it elsewhere for less than S25 suit we
viii pay for it.
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BARGAIN D,

Three lots OF Geo. Mesmins French Sutings made into
Sack Suits light in weight and color good value $18
suit in fact never sold for less We offer them at
$40 q suit
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921-PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE-921.
HALF DOLLARS SAVED.

HALF DOLLARS SAVED
WOODWARD Il LOIHRUP, BOSTON DRY GOODS
HOUSE. have made the following reductions on few
lots OF fine Ilse Thread Hosiery to close: Hosiery De
partment-Lades' Derby hibbed lisIe Thread Hose in
Cardinal bronze and blue reduced to 81 per pair
Ladies Open Worked Lace Lisl, bread Hose in navy
blue seal brown light blue and pink reduced to 81 per
pair Ladies Dropped stitch Iise Thread Hose in
bronze, old gold. crlis he'd strawberry and gendarme
re iuced TO 'oe per pair Ladies Dropped Stitch Black
iik Hose reduced to 81 50 per pair Ladies' Black SILK
Hose with ase open worked ank reduced to 81 80
per pair NOODWAkD & lOTHKDP, Boston Dry
Goods House. 921 Pa ave.. Washington D. C. jylI
NJ BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. have made the
loving r,duetions in Hand lnbroi dered Null
fic hiF hte Hand Embroidered Null Ficiius, heavy
blue and white Polka Dots Null Fichus with hand
embroidered ed2e; white Hemsttched Null fichur
with printed borders Fancy Printed Null ficaus With
hand eiib 0iered edge ali reduced to 80 each.
We have also complete line, in finer Qualities If
Hand enbroide.ed Fieaus at rs cents 81 s125 sl4s
guarantee to save You qrartcr. Please examine.
NOOi!WAiaD h LOTEKOP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l iennsylyania avenue. 92l
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SOME OF THE FEAST OF THIN GOODS ARE YET
TO BE HAD.

The Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits at $40.
The Sc Pantaloons at 50. so pair
The g. 30 and 50 White Duck Vests at $3.50. The
Odd Suit PantaOons ut 81. 3S pair.
Values washed away this like traces in the sand
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DoI1AEs SAVED.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Have made the following reductions on
FINE DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
slightly soiled or shop worn Only:
S-s1io white DamasA Table Cloths fancy blue and
gray ss a reduced GS $ 1sGy blue and
s1i2 brab Dsnask table Cloths. with scarlet borders.
7s4l2 White Damask Cloths with scarlet borders.
2sxlo Buff Daask Table Cloths reduced from s. to a.
lSx12 White Damask Table Cloths. with scarlet Dor
ls1l9 White Dsnash Table Cloths. with scarlet bor-
ss ,c DER s, reduced e from y, = g to =
to 37Hc. WV
FT B1Rs PGy s is all linen 4Ge sos Csc dozen
Loom Damask Napkins, with scarlet DO iers, 75c and
SOc rer dozen.
In connection with the above we shall offer some spe.
c1al bargains
BATH TOWELS,
at i2Hc., 15c.. and Csc. each
In order to close out our stock of Embroidered
at once we haee made the following reductions
on the small number We have remaining in stock:
Ecru Null Suits reduced from 81. 81 to IS each.
r.cru Mall Suits. reduced from IS so to S. so each
Iatiste sui 8, reduced from IS to 81 each.
Batlste Suits. reduced from 50 to So each.
these prices expect have none left at the end
Of the week.
REDUCED PRICES ON EMBROIDERED SATTEEN
ROBES
Emb5oidered Sstteen Robes reduced from $40 so to
2Embrocered sat.een Robes. reduced from ST. so to
Embroidered Satteen Rotes, reduced from s2l to
S12.5O ~
M rodered Satteen Robes reduced from 800 80 to
Each suit coz tans 10l4 yards French Sateen and AZ
yards trench Satteen e!nbro derry ON one edge
wide embroidery the other edge.
REDUCED PRICES ON SCOTCH ZEPHYR EN-
BkOIDERED ROBES.
to 81. 50. ~
l Embroidered Scotch Zephyr Robe reduced from 80
TO so So.
Quantities the as in the Satteen Robes.
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BARGAIN z.

Lots 1924. s125 and s126-Feather weight Pin Check
Suits. Most pleasant summer suit we ever made.
Everybodys price on these suits is $40 suit We offer
them at SIS suit. in three colors.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IHOR SALE-CHEAP-A LOT log FEET FRONT
ny 80 feet deep northwest corner Of 9th and sts.
northeast worth Soc foot; will take 20c per foot
streets southwest. iyl2-3t.
F0R sALE-AT BR1GHTwoOD, A TWO ACRE
Il Lot, improved by q new, commodous six room
house and stable for twelve and three horses with
good well OF water: Price s. 0O0 Terms asy. APP ly
TO b. f. LEIGHTON, 49, Louisiana avenue n. W. i've
(lHEAP GROUND! GREAT BARGAINSu EX-
~ traordinary Inducements -! 1 offer for SAFE on
easy terms Ito close an estste). upwards of $50 600
and 10th streets east; on A, r. aud streets SOUTH
and on Massachusetts,. Georgia and Kentucky avenues
tCeplto hid at from three to seven cents Title
perfect Plats at my Office No such opportunity will
ever ne onered again III. NJ. kOHRER, 92l + street
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Glove DEPARTMENT
Our demo nstration on Cbamois Mousquetaire Gloves
at 5Oc anu Toe. tor the and eight button length re-
specnveY, succeeded admirably We shall have none
isft oy saturday We propose now TO reduce another
line D. button length Black Undreesed housouetaire
hid Gloves We have sold for less than e b. our
price u close reduced to 81 pair; sizes 50 6s
6.button length, Undressed Kid Gloves in coiors and
black We have cold less than 81 6 also reuccd
TO 81 per pair; sizes So to So.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Jyll 92l Penn. Ave. Waslin9tOn d. G,
EANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Alb CROOKS
full net weight for a1.2O. and 10 ibs best Granu.
lated sugar Tor SO CENTS; ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 50A
Stn street. tyll-At
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SPECLALTIES

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Ul LIFE. All buGne8 conddentA- Ladies and Gen.
6enen 50 cents each. t06 i stree6 betweem 9Th aud
9Th stEcets northwest 5e1l-6w'
OR ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFT-
Oden tal consntng PAysican; 20 years experience;
can be consulted Wednesday and SATURDAY, to
Pm. at 466 street northwest: main cfhce. 50 n.
Liberty street Baltimore. apl9-3u
WALKERA zoe TENTH STREET NORTHWEsT
Wv Moth-P roof P.pee Tor Packing Goods. WkteWash
11bo0 SSoc8A xeoo0000A Ry6
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BOOKS, &c.

Nrw BOOKS.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. by Moran A. Ddx
Dynamic Secroiogy, 2v.. by Ward
Lard and Iabors, by Moody.
Under Ground Rus>ia, by Stepuiak.
DIR. C.sudius, by Crawford.
Data II Ethics, by Spencer.
TIGER Lily, by Julia Schayor.
Man, by Lucy G. Lille
Mildred'e Bargain do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw
For the Major @. r. Woodson.
House that Jill Built G. T.. Gardnar.
NM n. MORRISON,
5e6 as Pennsylvanis avenue.
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Hor PLowsHAREs, D. yuaes roure...
The GOLDEN CHERsONESE- By Mis- BtrA
PITMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY.
REc0LLECTIoNS OF DEAN STANLEY. BY Den
sTUbiEs OF NEoLEorED TEXTS. ByDr. Rob
EHiiLY GRAVES; FOR THE BEREAvED. ~
2cDud. For saae by
WIN. BALLANTUE q SON,
3el ~ 6EvEuI1 6Zn2R3.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

T'HE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE ES-
We have always on hand ATTACHMENTS PARTS
and NEEDLES for any machine ever made; also, .
complete stock Of frst-cass SEWING MACHINES
thing that required for the proper working of sewing
machines. Our Repairing Depa tment the most
pete in the city, having facilities for repairing ali kinds
Of sewing machines at short notice and lowest prices
All work warranted. Good machines for rent The New
Hartford Sewing Machine the ehtest running and best
machine ever made. Call and see it. Orders by mail
promptly attended to at OPPENHEIMER'S
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
t2S 9Th street. st Cloud Building
Bazaf Paper Fashions. ie8
TINE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHI NE HOUSE
l. ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized and acknowledged by the highest mechan-
teal authorities the best made most SILENT ghtest
running and highes. arm lock-stitch machine ever
made All movements made Of the finest steel No
holes TO thread, neither has its shuttle We sell only
arsf-ciass new improved machines Of different makes.
we guarantee the finest assortment, most responsibility
chimes for rent. All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and price list mailed free 70 sly
Double storeL corner It'll and II streets.
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. mig
MO WINDY ADvFRTIsEMENTs. 40 INsoLENT
IN agent to talk you to DEATH but the Finest Assort
ment Of all the Leading Sewing Machines ut prices thst
no canyaaser can approach Renting. Repeiriny. &c.
MCKINNEY.
my3 427 9th street
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SPECIAL SALE Or
UPRIGHT PIANOS HTTn
By CHAUNCEY J. REED.
433 SEVENTH STREET n ".

No Ian elaboratey carved 3-strlnred double rose
wood veneered with extra grand. cabinet grand by
tn Oldest New YORK maker. Original price 600; Of
fered at onethrd. and will take piano ia exchange.
No. "A Cabinet Grand. by the leading Boston ma
SIS SIS very i's f'An0 FACTORY price SOU offered At
No. 81 celebrated New York Piano, nearly new
worth $500. offered at SITS.
No. A good imported upright. s75.
No 81 very eegsnt square Grand Piano, bought at
trustees sale aud worth $500. only Sl65.
No Especial low prices in the mstchess Shon-
nnger Cy'nDella Organ; sold on IS monthly payments.
NJ. Very great bargains in seem hand Melo-
deems and Grgans, ranging from $40 to $50.
=. 81 tune, ship and repair instrGments sell to all
rertshe renpie easy payments, and buy second
hand Pianos and Urgsns for casa. jy12
s.NLE6ANT ORANGES AND VELVET SKIN
10 lbs. GRANU,AT,D sUGAR for e3c,
TNPRECEDENTLDM
The settlement that t'ereis Life Insurance Associa-
ton which has been liz existence only tso aud half
years yet has written nearly sixty million dollars of
insurance. and il doing monthly business of over
four inion. VIII scarcely be MISUNDERSTANDING by
Gates Issued in MAY by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association amounted to nearly four and quarter mil
Ion and IN The first thirteen days of this month over
two million such record Is beyond everything ever
Every unprejddced man who has examined cur plan,
admits X Is the siIn2est palnest and best he has ever
seen Call at the office for papers &c.
jyl2 /. Y. KNIGHT, 1909 n strest
ssSURPRISE" FLOUR, MINNESOTA PATENT
- is the very best. 10 lbs Grsnuated Sugar 93c.
ELPhoNZO YouNGS.
Jyll4t Sole Agent
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ENOR RENT-FURNfSHED ROOMS on SECOND
noor also. basement and first door for ofices. un.
Iurnished and other rooms; sanitary plumbing Apply
on premises 7Il 18th ct. NV. 3yl2-3fs
II OND door Room. nicely furnished. north IN east
windows. deightul for summer. at summer price.
House mod. impe. jy12-Sts
NOR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL front Room northern exposure, q set of two or
three unfurnished Rooms Apply ct 21l6 II street
northwest. jy1l-3t'
NOR RENT-615 II STREET NORTHWEST
II nicely furnished Rooms, second door. southern ex
posnre With of bath hot and cold water; with or
without board Table first class Terms moderate
jy7-6ts
NOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS ON FIRST
d9or very hand omely furnished. with piano. eve-
rythng complete; hrsclsss table board third door
also handsomely furnished two front rooms ~ cool
snd pleasant. Prices very low. Apply to Is Iowa
Clrcie jy7-6t
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SCRAP PICTURES.

- OF Relief and scrap book Pictures. Birthday Cards
Paper Dolls. French Tissue Paper. Don't forge. to buy
some pictures for the 'ttle folks" scrap book h16
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BARGAIN F.

Boys Atwood Cashmere Suits, in three colors, good
value at 81 suit We offer them at $4 so suit These
suits are all in small lots
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PROFESSIONAL.

EAsY FEET. &o.-RELIEF WITHOUT PAIN IN
Pennsyvsns avenue OPPOSITE Wsrds Hots Ho aa1c
Be-; M m, =, ESP p m; srndsys n: 70 q: Hard
cular and all complaints Of the feet sue
cessfully treated twenty-five consecutive years Of
for putting the feet In order teI2
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY BOARDING.

WANTED-NUMMFR B0ARDERS-TWO LADIES
w without CHI ldren; terms S25 per month: within a
few yards OF station b. and o. X. r.. nice front
room large airy; plenty milk and ice Apply to Box
80, star Office. iyIJ-3t,
LIMITED NUMBER OF SUMMER BOARDERJ
"A viii be taken in private family at Woodstock She
nandoah county, Va. Apply at $40 street northwest
ior partlculars jy7-6ts
GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED AT BLADENS-
Cburg, Md. private house, is minutes to city, rooms
and board hrst-ciass; vehicle free; references ex-
Md. " nam 9w.e
AT GUILFOkD, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA,
water; ice; cool nights: near depot; 80 miles from
Washington Terms $40 to SOS. Address II. HAN
FORD. Loudoun, Va ie30 2ws
DERSONS WISHING TO SECURE GOOD BOARD
for the summer in healthy locality with ice. milk
daily mail and convenient to the Plaine station on the
y. u. r. T., for further particulars apply to l. u. A.
Halfway, Fauqnier, Va. lel5-1ms
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

NJ ANTED-TO BUY. IN NORTHWEST WASH
" 1ngton or Georgetown, roomy house. with garden
attached Addrsss, with description price and terms
N. u. D.. star ONCE jylO-4t.
WANTED-IO BUY-FOR CASH-HOUSE IN
w northwest portion of city; price from three five
Box 673, city. jylO-3ts
w ANTED-TO BUY-A MODERN BRICK DWEI-
~ ing IN northwest; to 10 rooms; southern ex-
posure; large or all cash payment Address w. H. F.
fox 36S Washington. d. c., giving full particulars.
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nR. 81. L. BOvEE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN.
treat: sucSs ; Female Diseases NeurslE1
Turklsh, Russian. Sulphur and al Medicated Baths
given. l4l7 q street, opposite RigRs House. o2O
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FOR RENT--STORES.

nor RENT-TWO STORES-822 AND 1874 7rH
street northwest sel,arately together Possession
once. Apply 70 c. ADAMS. SOP st. n. W. 3e27-3w'
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WANTED.BY YOUNG GIRL, PLACE TO
w Sew and help in Homework. Call at 2615 street
northwest jy12-2t-
WANTEo:-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
w position as teacher Of English branches and
Latin in school or family; references exchanged Adj
DRESS n. M. u, Star off1ce. jy11-St
WANTED.PLACES FOR COOKS CHAMBER
w maids. Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Walters and
Boys with references Women servants be seen at
Office Licensed Agency. 926 st. NV. G. Z. PRICE.
jy2-2w"
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Visible supply of grain
Sept. 8: Wheat 5.29l 900 bu corn, 2,I23,OO
bu; oats, 603,00 bu; rye, 537, 900 blu; barley,
81 900 bu; total all kinds, S,575,OOO bu; same
time last year, 8, 949, 900 bu.
Regular wheat was active, unsettled and
lower prices declining s01 a4c, rallied SEC, and
closed 1l90 &c lower than yesterday. Sales
ranged at 96la09ac for September, 99lac a
$1.O0ls for October, 81. O0ss a OILS for Novem-
her, 81. OIL s40103ls for December, 963s0977sc
for the year; spring, 9709714c; winter, II. O5 q
Corn-Trading unusually large, but the mar
ket very unsettled and lower; opened weak,
declined al lac for leading, and 1s a &c for de-
ferred futures, rallied 0ll4c, receded a trihe,
ana closed 80 5sc under the closing yesterday
Sales ranged at 4704sc for september, 46 a AZ 14c
for October 454 0463sc for November, 440
445sc for the year, 45045 SIC for January.
Oats were fairly active and easier. Sales
ranged at 25025 lac for September, IS 81 % 26 lac
for October. 26026l4c for November 70 sac for
the year, 29029l4r for May.
Pork active, nut weak; opened at about vester-
days closing, weakened and declined 30035c
on the whole range, rallied 10D12Qc, declined
again. and closed quiet Sales ranged at 81 Al 10
Ol2 for September, Sll .650l2.l 7l9 for Octo-
her, Sl1.250ll 80 for November, 81 ! .25 for
December, $40 $50 l.45 for the year, Sll4712
a 81 % for January.
Lard, a good business, but weak; opened at the
closing yesterday, receded .20O.22 lsc, rallied
.02 ga .O5c, and closed steady. Sales ranged at
S.12l9OS lQc TOR September, S.l2l203 35c
for October, :. 70 al Sor for November, 1850
$50 for the year. 79008.0 7l 2c for January.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The jobhing trade was
active, and shows a steady improvement. Buy
are present in very large force, and are
free purchasers. With agents there has been a
light trade, as usual to this day of the week, bu5
miscellaneous assortments are of such request
with deliveries on present en- gagements TO re-
turn a good volume of business in movement.
Agents have made prices as follows: Atlantic A
brown cottOns, 34c Atlantic II, 7l4c, Atlantic
ID, 6l4c Atlantic p, &c: Atlantic V, 6l4c; Atlantic
TT, 5lec; Atlantic G, 7c Atlantic E, 40-inch, Sc.
Other than this the market is without change,
and steadier tone prevailing. Prints in steady
recorder request. Berwick prints, at 4l4c for
excellence OF styles and briiaucy of eolOrs, and
other desirable features, surpass any previous
production, and are TO be had of the leading job
bers in ali markets. Dress goods are in wide de-
livery and steady recorder demand. Sackings
and sultings are doing very well. FlannelS are
moving satisfactorily. Jobbers their repre-
sentatives from all markets are present to at
tend the blanket trade eaie t5-taOrrOw Ken
lucky jeans are being delivered quite largely in
execution of orders, but new request is mOder-
ate The clothing and clOth-house trade is eX-
pressing more confidence in the future by large
purchases for the immediate season, and more
disposition to order certain qualities of spring
goods for next season. Autumn skirts nave
been in re order assortment and much prefer
ence shown for Ball Dc Blackman STYLES OF for
eign goods. Not active. but a good and healthy
trade is in movement.
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washed, If light. well-washed. and in good
order. 27030c coarse ana coarse Cotswold 16 d
1Sc; bury and unmerchanJanie according TO
their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Pr1me steam lard. Sl9c.
Short ribs. 6l9c. Sweet picked mans, 12c;
shoulders 81 4c.
JoBBING PRICES-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to
II lbs average, 14A9c 10 TBS do, 14l4c: l749 lbs
do, lac; 20 lbs do. 13a4c. Breakfast macon. 49,
shoulders. sc. California hams, 9A4c. Bacon
Clear sides. 9l4c clear packs or bellies, 9l4c. Dried
beef. 1Sc; II. Porter d Co.'s brand, Ice. Picked
Meats-Bean or clear pork. p bri 200 lbs, Sl9,
extra mess pork, " brl 200 tbs, 80; ham pork,
" brl 200 MS, SIS; family beef. y brl 200 tbs;
10. Lard-kettle-rendered leaf, in tierces. 934c;
In half brls, 10l4c. Lard oil. in tierces, zoe y
gal Sausage-BolOgna, In cloth, &c; in skin, 742c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-05
Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Cotton steady; futures
firm; September. 1o.13c; October 1O.2Oc;
November, 10.25c; December, 1896; Janu-
airy, 1O.46c; February. 10000: March. 10. 73c;
April. 1o.S5c; May, 10.97c; June, 1107c; july
1l.17c.
GALVESTON, Sent. 4.-Cotton firm and I'M
changed; net receipts, 90 bales; sales, $50
bales: stock on hand, 1885 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-COtton quiet at 95sc: re-
ceipts, 80 bales shipments, 600 bales; stock on
baud, z 430 bales; sales, none.
NEW ORLEANS, Sent. 4.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed; receipts. $50 bales Sales 425 bales;
STOCK on hand, 50,385 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 9S4c.