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Uncle sam pays Mrs. Ker,s nosra.

on page 100 OF Executive Document No, 40
VIII be found the following item;
"WAsHGNGToN, May /, 1889.
civilian W. Ker (room d32), TO O. q. Wlllarl,
Proprietor, DR..
"Board, 81 days, a. " per day.....,. $i27 90
"Paid, q. q. WILLARD"
Now, 1t 80 happened that Mr.. Ker hat his
wife with him, and the w per day Included
his and his wife's bill per day. Mr.. sprlnger
Will SEQ at once that Uncle Sam paid Mrs.
Kers bill.
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MIR. Robinson,s snceessor.

Francis W. Rockwell, Republican, was
elected yesterday TO succeed RepreseptAklNa7
George d. Robinson, who was electseslE SFefnor
OF Massachusetts,. n ...asSs
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HEALTEI 70 WEALTEI.

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tains tne y, a. mo ann treatment y box, OF six
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX boxes TO cure
any case. With each order received by us for aix
boxes, accompanied with IS, We Will send the pur.
chaser our written guarantee TO refund the money
tees issued only by stott a Cromwell, Washing
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And now the question is, who elected Grover
cleveland, Daniel Manning would probably claim
that he had much 20 do with 1t. John Kelly claims
that his loyalty, In the face Of trying circum-
stances, won the day. Mr.. ST. John can congratu-
late himself on having thrown the battle. Dr.
Burchard according TO many, did 1t all alone with
his little ALTERATION The independent republicans
may justly take large part OF the credit to them
selves; and, then, the democratic masses the usual
millions who have always voted straight demo-
1ratie ticket, may feel that they have some right
Dr. self cOngratulation also.
The Brooklyn Union figures 1t out conclusively
mat II elected him. IL says that Cleveland has
carried New YORK by 500 plurality, that this plu-
rality was due TO the independent republicans,
that the independent republicans strongest In
Srookly n and In the republican wards OF Brooklyn,
and that the Union's circulation ard influence
we're greatest in just those wards This Is an IRE
SagaDlc chain OF reasoning, and President Cleve-
land cannot do less than give each o! the Union
stan q fat consulate.
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A s sss tse& SAh., GOOD BOOK,
BOOKS D az LESS ss9 fH4 4sE d SSnFlsHEHs
Book. ., q ah SseE. tssg BINDING
bf sot Ct ~ in Tr,ox Books Of Poetry
s.I e IS Ssj IF San2
In short the Grandes aad
BOOKS, S Se'}sftlsp Of BooKs,u
not only ct eompsttion dssnses But iesv ~'''n
Here is short fHs1s nut r Fl e kind Of book,
we are Offering They all complete editions perfect
BY wh Of M
''Fu'''0n' expressed a g ff E I l't Iis
900 complete edition) Red Line Poets bound in
cloth fun "a iniIains Whit
fbs s ns 3D. Rpea IL clear
PUP ishsrs briee sS5a Oar Frse lee IS cents.
type aud fully iustrated An p orna
% 0oo Publishers Price sa25o Ours. $3.50
bonnd in cloth and soId ncns Arabian Nshts nog
Qulxote ION Brown. Rugby, Oxford Vanity Fair. and
Publishers Price. 800. Ours, 80 cents.
Macaulays History Of England complete, mot 8 vol
altered. well printed and well pound in Substantial
cloth
Publishers Price $500 Oura NJ a.
Magnificent Quarto Editions d. Lutte of Dante's In.
inrno: mdtons faradlse Lost, fun gilt, handsomely
Tubli.ner's PRICE, $1,000 ours, ssos.
Besides full line of Childrens Books bound In cloth
board, &C Sores hundreds and thousands Of New
Novels beautiful Git Books. richly bound and Illus
trated sets, &c.
Also, please observe Stationery and Card DEPART
1nent are crowded with goods Consigned us on the
terms - w. '~Ao
Dent purchase before giving call. For instance
Iidany's. New York;, for sOc.
CHAS. BAUM,
nos No. 4l6 7TH STREET
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sEAToN PERRY.
fsuCCEssoR TO PERRY b BRorHKRa
HAS JUST OPENED LARGE LINE OF
IMPORTED BLAcK JERSEYS EXTRA FINE QUAIL
BLACK SILK JERSEYS. ALL SIZES. AT 90.
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLA X ENGLISH WALK
ING JACKETS FROM % TO s12.
PARIS AND BERLIN wRAtS, NEwMARKETS DOL
MANS AND CIRCULARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANT SILK SEAL PLUSH SACQtES.
60 INCHES WIDE BLACK SICILIENNE FOR CIRCU-
LARS.
so INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLusHEs AT sia
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF BLACK BRoCADED
SATiNS IN SMALL FIGURES AT 81. MICH
All. RARE BARGAINS" AND CANNOT BE
DUPLICATED
SUPERB STICK OF SILKS, SATIN DuCHEssE,
RHADAMES AND PLAIN AND BROCADED
SILK VELyETS
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH BROAD
CLOTHS AND DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN
AND COMBINATION SUITS.
ALL WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY
sE-WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY
t1- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAsLIGnT.
eS- CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1910. n8
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The cholera has broken out in Paris I'm a danger,
Gus form, and It Is quite probable that the French
capital Eay suffer severely from the disease 1t
was hoped that the advancing season ard the rigid
quarantine regulations might keep the scourge out
OF the crowded cities OF northern Europe but posi-
bly, all resistance VIII prove Intellectual. In Paris
as In other Cities the disease strikes ut the thIest
districts, and can be depended upon to flourish
there chiefly, and 10 spread from there 10 the bet
Ter quarters, thus illustrating again the compulsory
brotherhood OF mankind II may be possible even
yet TO stamp out the disease before 1t becomes ep
denic Several cases have occurred in Rome
where the conditions are even more favorable for
disease than in Paris, and yet no serious trouble
has followed.
II Paris Is infected, London and Liverpool can
scarcely escape AMI II these ports are involved the
disease Is at our own doors. Too much care cannot
be taken as It Is 10 guard the country, and the
Treasury officials should to 1t that an effective
quarantine Is maintained. The "business inter-
ests" OF few importers OF rags should not be con-
suited against the health Of the whole country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-08

Notwithstanding the favorable showing for Mr..
Blaine last evening, the Indications at this writing
point, as on yesterday, unmistakabiy to the sue
cess OF Mr. Cleveland.
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GALE IN PHILADELPHIA
AT 1E22 NORTH BROAD STREET.
VERY ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE.
WITH HIGHLY CULTIVATED GARDEN
AND SUPERB FURNITURE
Art Treasures, Brc-a Brac Marble Statusry Bronxes
Oh Paintings. Rare Embroideries and Gobelin
Tapestry. Aubusson Carpets. Mirrors &C.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINoS NO.
yEMBER NINETEENTH and TWENTIETH, 1854
a. ELEVEN O'CLOCK at No. 1422 North Broad street
Phiiadclphia The residence win be sold Wednesday
Very many Of the splendid specimens Of high art In
having been offered for competition The Oriental Rnx1
nets, Meissen Vases Malachits Urns and Roman No
portunity for lovers OF the beautiful 70 crafty thar
smith and Compton from original desGns and has never
The extensive Library Of and valuable Books win
at o'clock in the afternoon
n THOMAS SONS. Auctionesrs.
Isl. lss and IA South Fourth street,
ns&124 Philadelphia
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one OF the morals taught by the late election is
tnat preachers should keep out OF politica Let It
not BE- forgotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-08

The democrats have very properly hauled in the
offensive "oioody shirt banner displayed yester.
day.
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President Arthur issues his proclamation, also.
but n says nothing about fraud and claims no party
victories, but merely calls On the people to set
apart November 27th as a day on which to return
thanks for the bountiful harvests Of the year.
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AcconD1os PIrArnn,

The Henter with which Nine sallade estahliahaf be4.
sEsiness and the sole device used by her for the first
i've years and still used On MI kinds of box accorliua
and fancy gieatngs. h offered for sale Send IN,
circular No. East 18th street New York oCsi- an
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There Is Just now quite q notable contrac
ton OF the currency due to the 'hanging-upn or
bets laid on the election. These cannot be settled
while any technical doubts remain, and hence
sum OF money In the aggregate very large is
locked Indefinitely IN the custody of third parties
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PROFESSIONAL,

>RARTIES WHO WAGER HATS on HEsULroF
residential Election. can, procure them, Fan and
than eisev here from hRoDI. The Hatt6E. 40 18th
sfsset northwest aus
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DREss GooDs.

DREss Goops.
LADIES' CLOTH sUITINa.
LADIES' CLOTH PLAIDa.
inch Atwood hne Cashmere Soc. Sc. Co.. Csc
Toe, TIC.
5Einch Tricot Cloth all wool all colozs &c.
Extra size Crochet Couaterpanes, sc.
Marseilles Quilts $1.69 81, o. 80. S. $3.50
White wove Fiannele. lie, 15c, tie. Toe 22c., 25c
Atwood Red Twill F1znnels. l8c., &c, sic.
Cloth for Boys suits. 25c- &c., CSC.
Shawls all wool. g. "a 50 "a %. 50
Chlldren's Hose, seams 15c. and 18c.
Canton F1snnes. 51Sc-, SIC, &C.. loo.
Ladies' English Walking Coats SIS. Sc IS. So
Iangtree Dress Goods yard and quarter wide, TIC,
New Plaid Dress Goods, 25c.
Best ~ ySrtss wide sheeting Cotton. Die
Silk Brrcade ytlyets, al c9lors S.25
Bsck Brocade Velvet g. 90
Plain silk Velvet Sl25.
La Curtains. seal opel 81 so pair.
Best Bruss. Is Carpets. Z: q. soc, S5c.
Ingram Carpets. 25c., SOC. IS :, 45c and &c.
White Wool blankets s0c pair. az, S2.50 S.
Bed Comforts. SC, 81, SL25. SL5L
TOWSON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n3 South Side. near Center Market.
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT
II 1914 21st. 14r.. m.i.S125
1925 N.H.aye.. 12r. mi. lbs
I'll 7th st. 1Or.. m.i....l25
X BIT. Conn.ave. &2ist. -. loo
1913 2lst NV. 12r., mi. 100
5O2 Z st. NV, l7rs., m.i10U
0a3 Hillyer ave- IL H.. Is
ocS1
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MONEY. MoxEu Moxrr
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY.
No. So w. BALTIMORE STREET,


LEVITT SALABES fRoPRrErona
Established 1873.
Large and liberal advances made on diamonds sflyea
Ware Gold and Silver Watches and Mercandize In rs.
eral and the goods kept for any length Of time agreed
upon, 1t the rate of ~ cent Furs kept cedar
chests All Transactions strictly confidential Parties
can send their goods per express receiving prompt
tention per return mail Refer by PERMISSION 20 Ns-
uonal Marine Bank OF Baltimore Md .Jno A Whitrfdg
ESQ.,, stock Broker No. German street. Baltimore'
Md ocI-afn
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2l12 Mass ave 13rsS11 10 90 3c3 st. a. w. n $40 90
GA 18th ST. Tors loo 90 1887 18th st NV rs IN 30
1910 18th ST ID rs 100 90 1347 St A. W. rs so
1880 stn.w, IL 100 0Ol 207 9th ct me- IS 90
1914 18TH st. n ~ rs 81 81 43l st Is 90
i6l6 18TH stnw II rs 50 700 9th st. 20 90
l!63 st nw.. II n. IA 1873 st. ne 90 90
1922 18th st n Il rs 90 $40 st a e. rooms al 10
45l RI avenue u.s. $500 S3S LIST ST. roomsI6 90
1910 18th nw.,10 D... S3s 1127 ST. Sc, 1900
2S9 Mass. NV. 90,
Also, q number of well located Furnished Eouses
Call at Office for Weekly Bulletin issued every Satur-
day afternoon Landlords can have their houses adj
vertised free by placing them in our hands
s. II. WARNER,
nj GIG street northwest
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IVA, I7A6, l74S B 1850 r

1744. I746, 174S h 1750 r
st. a. W.. l0r. m i. :. $50
Al3 g st. n. W.. IL r. 49,. IS
Cor. l4th q Bs.w.. MI. 60
1914 SOth n. W.. IL r...... IS
81 q st.n.w.. 16r., m. 49,. 20
1887 18th ST.. 10 rs. m l.. 90
1925 & 1913 18th, 7r.. mi Is
los. j. Fl >HER & co.
1924 r street northw0at
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I EsHs ss s2sssu.s. ......oe.,. SHIRTS
AND DRAwER6
CANToN-FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS. SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
GLOVES. HAI4F-HOSE Suitable for the season
nd ". =. Tkist4 $50 fennsytyaniA avenxa.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-HOU
WANTED-A HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS,
with improvements. north of the avenue; rent not
s. es sss Address, with
WANrED- TEE FoRTHWEsr, SIX OR
81. 500 cash. Address Home" Star Office. no8-3t
on a. address, wit" h7ss
WANTED An .UNFURNIsHED HOUSE; 4
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WANTED-PARTNKR.. WITH ENERGY AND
for the and sal Patented food line
es p when intro
s o f. BEz os s
Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. mist
Cemetery Address Z 8 PRETTYMAS MO koct vie
Md n6-3ts
WANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT MONEY IS
Wv saved by buying carpets and oil cloths at STRAS-
BURGERs dry goods and carpet house. $40 TIN street
WANTEp-To RENT LARGE STABLE. ACCOM-.
Wr moaafng SIX horses and several Carriages. near
n6.st b. H. WARNER GIG st. northwest.
WANTED-IHE LADIES, TO Know THAT I
lively hs roots III by tss ha
Also Thoroughly reliable scientific preoess for es
a
WANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW MoOny,s TAI
aor System = me lstest improvement in dress
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WANTED b.eeo SUITS OF CLOTHES 70 CLEAN
q sna s'sd E.
WANTED-DYEING RECENT IMpRa1vEMENTs
Place IN the cay fScE ico5 orss snih ANY
WANTED MADAM GENESIS FROM PARIS. s2o
sSga5 e e work called
3; .SIs1 s..S III 2 NIX ), IMP
lso oIasg AstSsneY, Law Room Il Len.oif
"ANYED-NOWl ID TIE TIME AND GARTRELI1S
w the place 10 buy Latrohes ana Raages and to
have RangeS larobes and FURNACES Tepeired SIS
Hh stroet aus
WAM,T I;D ms ca AND, AND THEIR aERM ExTIE
fuIas kc 4. H. CHACR BRO
au2i GIG Louisiana avenue
w out whipping or injury to your carpets Orders
~ telephone GIG Louisiana avenue. A a. GRACE
htsu. sep6
WANTFD- TO ANNouNCE THAT JOITN r
~ BEAiL: Hafeman& Co.'s Eank. All street n W.
Z Commissioners Of Deeds livery state and Terri
Us Commissioned Examiner ad Nt,i:ry Always
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X st.. near Conn. av. $333. 81
Farragut So, near X. 800 90
Conn. av., near N st. $50. 90
18Th St, near X st. $50. 90
Nass av near T. cir. $50. 90
nj St. near 7. cir. $50. 90
II St. bet. 18th l. 18th. 225, 90
18th st.. bet. 1 and K. IDS 90
18th ST., near s. cir .203. 80
9th st., near e st. 200. 10
18th ST., near n ST.. 20o. 90
18th. near Mass. av. .203. %
oc31 FITCH. FOX &
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st. Paul FAMILY Retail Mar,,e..

BREAD AND FLoUR-Wheat bread Sc per II
rye bread, SC per 10; Vienna bread. Zoe per loaf ;
-four straight p: &c 10. patent, "a 931cIb.
BUrTER-Fnrmhouse and creamery. s5Vg3Oc
good table dairy 2UGg5c; cooking 10Q20c
HoSET--Minnesota honey in comb SOC per
pound
CHEEsE-12KD15c0eO; Swiss. 2O025c.
C0FFEE-Green Rio. sos los for 81; Java
(gTeen) s94 lbs for s Rio roast, 416G7 lbs
FOR 81; Java roast. 35e per To- lbs Tor 81 Mocha
same Java
TRA-Gunpowder 5O09Oc; Japan from 25 to
zoe; Oolong 40 70 DOC; Young Tyson 90. 80. 9Oc.
EeGs-Strictly fresh, 20G22c 10y the case. 156g
Ice.
FrsH-salmon, 10000 per b; white fish.
trout, pike and bass, 10c: pickerel oroppies, SC
perm.
MEATS Refund steak I2Yc115c; sirloin steak
1Sc; porter house, 2Oc; rosGts, 1591Sc; coTned.
70lOc; mutton and veal 1Gl5c; for chops and
roasts, pork ec&iOc; pork sausages, 1s5sc;
beiognss 125s.
FoULrET AND GANE-Turkcys isaac per ID;
chickens l. q -Oc; live fowl 651SOc per par;
sprng chickens 5Oc175c per pair; live tar
keys S1.25Gs2.0o or 15c per d. prairie chick
ems, i5c per pair.
orsTsRs-siandards, soc; selects, Coo; New
York counts, SIC, per can.
SuRfNPs--G0c per quart
SueAKs-C;ranulnted 1S01sX lbs for 81 90;
Standard A IS s6Sl4 lbs for sl.O0; extra Il
@ lbs for - 90 yellow l. lbs for 81 90.
NEeErA GLEs-Beans, dry 1OG12Hc quart !;
horse raiish loo per 10; Parsely sc bunch;
SaGrSraut i5c quart lettuce iO1isc per dozen;
green onions, iOc dozen lunches: gherkins sOc
per hundred; rsdishes IOc per
dozen lunches; Minnesota peas 2O95Oc
per peck: string beans, SOa3Oc per peck /;
cucum5ers. sc per dozen; new potstoes. SEQ, soc
per bushel: tomatoes, 509s75c per bush; csali-
flowers, from lOc TO soc each; cabbage, 3OcG soc
perd0z: green corn 5Isc per doz; beats, soc per
bushel; tuTnips, soc per bushel: carrots soc
per bushel; squash, hubbard foH20, Boston
marrow l5025c. summer &c; egg plant. 15G2Oc
pumpkins. Ice each: onions. sc per peck /;
celery three heads for 25c
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COMMERCIAL.
Doings Among the Bulls and Bears.
BOARD OF TRADE, st. Paul, Sept.

BOARD OF TRADE, st. Paul, Sept 20.
There was not much activity on change
yesterday. No trading was done wheat, but
few OF other grain changed hands. Cash
No. hard wheat was lc down, but for Novem-
Der an advance OF &c was bid, and No. = regular
NC stronger. Corn remains steady at 55c
bid for No. ?. For No. barley an advance OF 1c
is bid, and eggs are 1c higher. There are no
other changes of note in the list The call was
as follows
WHEAT-No / hard, spot, 7sc bid; October,
roc bid; November, soc bid; May, s5c bid; No. >
hard, spot, 74c bid No. ? spot, 631ic bid /;
October, 64c bid; November, Csc bid; year, 63c
bid.
CoRN-No. ?, spot, 55c bid; October, soc bid !;
year, 3Sc bid; No. 3, SIC asked.
OATs-NO. mixed, spot, BIC bid, 25c asked (;
October, 24c bid year, 25c asked; No. 2 white
eGc asked; No white, spot. 24c bid.
BARLEY-No. ., spot, SIC bid; October, SC
bid No. 3 extra, 45c bid; No. g. 4Oc bid.
RYE--No. 2, Ale bid.
GROUND FHED-Sl7.OO bid, $500 asked.
CORN MEAL-SlS.00 bid, $3.50 asked; bolted,
$500 asked.
BRAN-SS. 90 bid, SIS. so asked.
BALED HAY-S5.O0 bid, IS. 80 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY-SlO.0O bid.
FLAX SEED-S1.l5 bid.
TIMOTHY SEsD-Sl 20 bid
PoTATOEs-Car lots. 2Oc bid.
EGes-Spot, lie bid. 1Sc asked; October. lie
bid; November, 1sc bid; year, i7c bid; May,
125sc bid, lac asked.
BUTrER-Creamery, 22G25c asked.
SALEs-1 car bran, $500; car oats, cp; 4
cars bran, p. l.; ears shorts, p t.; / car No. =
mixed oats, "A &c; $50 tubs creamery butter,
p. I.
STREET PRICEs-Wheat, No. hard.
re; regular No. ! 66970c; receipts fair.
Oats, old 27c; new 24G25c: receipts light
Barley 45G55c; receipts light. Potatoes,
receipts fair at 25c. Eggs, 15c per doz.
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FINANCIAL.
MORNING REPORT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-11 q. m.-stocks:
Opened strong and prices advanced A01h per
cent, Chicago 8 Northwestern, Chicago. Mil
waukee st. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western, Union Pacific, Lake shore, Northern
Pacific preferred, Pacific Mail and Western Union
Telegraph being prominent in the rise.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money at 1G2 per cent Bar silver, s11os.
Stocks-Weaker after II O'Clock. New York
Central railroad was down to 941a and other
active shares fell off A@1% per cent in sym
pathy. At midday the market became firm
again. Stocks early in the afternoon quiet
and strong but near the close of business be-
came more active, ali leading shares being in
brisk demand and prices advancing rapidly.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Delaware, Lack
lwanna & Western and Chicago & Northwestern
were the features Union Pacific and Pacific
Mail however, were strong throughout on slight
offerings. Near the close the improvement was
partially lost, but the market left off firm.
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New York Prodnna.

NEw YORK, Sept. 25.-Flour dull; receipts
1900 barrels; exports 5000 barrels: good to
choice S3GG65. 75 extra Ohio 81 9OG5.75; ST.
Louis s2.9045.75. Wheat, spot lots K61c
higher, closing with less strength ;options opened
fraction higher, and closd heavy with the ad-
vance lost; receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports
10000 bushels; No. spring SAC: hard
No. Duluth c. 1. (. gee; No. Duluth c. l.
T. sSGSS1ic; ungraded 69Gs7c; No. red
SIC; No red steamer s61s7Ac: No. red
s74 HS9Hc; No. / white sales 500 bushels at
soc; No. . red October sales 81, 600 bushels 1t
s7lf 1s7Sc, closing at s71sc; November sales
100000 bushels at sSa Gs9nc, closing at
sSac; December sales 1900. 900 bushels at
9OA991Ae, closing at 90xe; January sales
$4,000 bushels al 92H1S25c, closing at
% &c; February sales Il, 900 bushels at 94h a
$3.50 closing at s4Ac; March sales $4,000
bushels 81 9G9s6Ac, closing at ooc; April
sales $4,000 bushels at 97A G9SLc, closing
at 91&c; May sales los. 900 bushels at %
G9Shc, closing at 99c. Corn, spot lots "a
&c lower, rallied = q &c, closing weak; receipts
54n59c; No. 55G55Ac; No. 2 6Ol60ac; IN
graded white 5s5i45ec; No. ? September 6Oc,
closing at Coo; October 59XGGOc, closing
at SsSe; November 5sL5s4c, closing at
5SSc; December 51G51Hc, closing at
5l5se; January 4sc; May ACC. Oats .hsds
bushels; mixed western 81 II GS3e white western
38J4le- COGee, spot far; Rio quiet at
$3.50; options shade easier, but moderssss
business; Rio No. spot $3.50; sales were rel
ported as follows: 10,25O bags Rio No Z
September At g. 100; October 1t ss65: Novem-
Ter AZ Ss-453s-5O; December at $3.50; January
Al ss-50Gs.55; March al $500; February st
SSoo1s-55- Sugar, quiet; Brazil 494 9-lsc;
refined duh and easy al 5155sc; extra 81
@ sc; white extra 5HG54c; yellow 40
SIC; standard a 15-16Eoc: cut loaf end
crushed o. &c; powdered 81 GsEc; cubes e.
G64e- Aolasses quiet and unchanged Rice
hrm and n moderate demand. Petroleum firm
united fSAe crude Sx 47c; refined IKE
allow duh and weak Resin quiet at 81 .33xE
l-55- Tzrpentine dull ct 20Jfc EeRs
western, quiet bat steady at 2IG2II.c
fo-k vas quiet, but held strong; new mess sold
a. sls-O0- Cut meats quiet bat firm, long clear
micdles e-s7sf- Beef quiet and steady. Lard
western steam spot s5.o5: October s. PIG
500; November S7.59H7 .o3; December 1874
g7-56; January s7-53G7.eI. Butter IN fair
demand AZ 5000. Cheese duh and barely
steady. Other articles are unchanged