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The Woman Suffrage Association.

CLOSING SESSION. OF THE ANNUAL CONVENTION.
At the afternoon session OF the Woman Suffrage
association yesterday reports were received from
Mary Seymour Howell, of Albany, N. Y; Mrs. II. r.
Shattuck, OF Massachusetts,; Mrs. Diggs, of Kan
sas: Rev. OLYMPIA Brown, of Wisconsin,; Mrs.
Clara b. Colby, Of Nebraska and MIS-. Dr.. Alice 3.
Slockam. OF Chicago.
Mrs. stanton said that it had been decided that
the discussion OF the Objectionable resolution on
dO9maS should go over until next year, but she
said II was quite time That woman should be al
lowed equal rights in the church as well as in the
state.
AZ the closing session OF the convention. last
night, Miss Anthony and MIS-. Leurs DeForceGor-
dOu spoke Mrs. stanton made q brief closing ad-
dress. and then adjourned the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

B. Fl. DOUGLASS & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
are manufactured by themselves and are the result
OF over forty years experience In compromising
cough MIXTURES
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ID. II. NARANoRB Co., artists and photograph
ers successor TO j. D. Nerrftn, III Market space.
Invite you TO call and see specimens photographs
class
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A STRANGE SUICIDE.-YeSterday afternoon a
man about the average height. rather heavily
store in Baltimore and wanted to exchange his
coat for pistol The clerk refused to make the
trade. He then went TO another store. sold his
coat and then returned and bought pistol for q
dollar Leaving the store he walked out In the Bit
ing cold In his shirt sleeves and entered saloon
where he bought and drank glass Of beer. Going
into the back yard he shot himself in the head
and when people, startled by the report OF the
pistol, reached the yard they found him stretched
lifeieSS on the ground. He was an entire stranger
and there was nothing to indicate who he was or
why he had committed the deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

Dun ANNUAL JANUARY
COTTON UNDERWEAR CLEARING SALE.
THE CLOSEST AND KRENEsr COMPETITION.
THE VERY BEST MUsIINs!
THE VERY BEST CAMBR1Cs!
THE VERY BEST EMBRoIDERIEsi
THE VERY BEST STYLES!
COMMENCES TOMORROW TUEsDAYJ JANUARY
Our Entire Second Floor Devoted to the Sale Of Ladies'
Everything in Readiness for An Immense Rush
NIGHT DRESSES
<a Plain sscqge Gowns finished with Cambria Rufles.
es PLAIN well made Gowns good Cotton. superior finish
clusters tucks fon neck and eyes rmmed With
fine Fl Hamburg Edge 7sc This would be cheap At
Mother Hubbard Yoke. i've rows Hamburg insertion
tr , eiGstss Of tpess front meek and sleeves
a ErE o good quality Muslin with rues and tuckns
Fine Muslin. with finch Cambria rufle with five
French tucks. and hem with wide and narrow tucks
Fine Muslin. with 9-inch handsome Embroidered
q yard deep. &C.. worth S15O.
cHEMIsE.
Good Muslin plain band. neck and sleeves well I'm
ished lsc. regular CSC. Chelnise.
Yoke Of Insertion between four clusters of five fine
tuckS embroidered 'front.' neck and sleeves, trimmed
with fine Hamburg Edge. 4c.: never sold for less than
Pompadour Yoke: Of all over Hamburg Embroidery.
square neck with fine embroidery edge and neck and
sleeves. &c.; would sell readily at sL&
DRAWERS.
Good Muslin. with hem and five tucks. nicely finished
19c a bargain at CSC.
I'M Mg s with Ave .ueks and Cambria ru and tuck
Fine Muslin wide and narrow tuckins deep embro,d
tween French tucks. edged with wide open-worI EN-
brodery to match. &c.; very cheap ct 81 So
INFANTS LONG SLIPS.
Good Cambria. neck and sleeves trimmed with nne
ruthe. 23c.; Cambria costs more
Cambria, with Mother Hubbard Yoke fine tuckine
and embroidery. 49c-
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Startling Reductions in French Woven and Domestic
lar prices
Good Corsets at Csc special Offering
Better Corsets ut 5Oc.. worth from 81 to 81. so.
We must reduce stock and therefore have made prices
exceptionally low. Call early to avoid the anticipated
rush.
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
40 40 424 AND 1875
jals SEVENTH STREET.
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Ar NARANoRB'5 & Co.'S Portrait Gallery, I'll
Market Space, you can get the finest Photographs
and one finished In coIOrs presented with every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

NO ICE CROP FROM THE SUsQUEHANNA-The pros
pect for an ice crop on the Susquehanna Is SO dis
cOuraging that nearly all hope OF securing 1t has
been abandoned The territory from which the
crop Is usually obtained is now covered by dense
mass OF broken and packed ice, which is not suit
able for gathering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

STARVING THE OKLAHOMA BOoMERs.-An Arkansas
City {Kan) special says: Gen. Hatch has sur
rounded the boomers at saltwater with the inten-
ports several leaving already, the provisions
running short. In the Kansas senate yesterday
the house resolution relating to Oklahoma lands
was passed, after being amended SO as to favor the
opening for settlement or all lands In the territory
not Occupied by Indian tribes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

ITS PURCHASE By Mr.. JOHN T. M'LsAN CONSUMMATED.
The purchase was consummated to-day by MI.
Washington Mclean OF the house on 18TH street
near I, formerly occupied By Gen. Sherman and now
occupied by Gen. Slocunl. The price paid was
SIG OcO cash This property is nearly opposite the
Morgan property, purchased some time ago by MI.
John K Mclean
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MARRIAGE LfcENSEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Thos
Rifehle stone and Leila whitney. OF New York
city; John =. Nolan and Elizabeth Very; Thos. T.
Hardle and Mary c. Payne.
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OuR ImarSsE SrocK Or Day GooDs
MUST BE REDUCED

GlCSl DE REDUCED.
SILKS ut Cost
VELvETS at Cost.
DRESS GOODS at Cost.
TABLE LINENS at Cost.
BLANKETS at Cost.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON (widest
and very bcst). 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
SERGE CASHMEkES, fine quality in Blue Green and
25c. ~
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET
tr~al value 81 SOD, reduced to 81 so
LADIES' CLOTH SCITING. yarl and half wide
Stnimense double width), in Brown and Gray, only
S7xc. '
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at actual Cost price
Our excellent quality BLACK (FRENCH) SILKS
REDUCED from 81 Is to Sl.oo Our excellent quality
COLOkID SILKS reduced from 81 90 to 75c
BROCADE COLORED SILKS. in White Cream. Pink
NUNS YELLING. in Blue. Cream and Pink. pure wool.
widest double width, 37a<c VIVA
COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81 CO.
COLOR d and BLACK SATINS. Soc
COLORED BROCADE SILK NELVETS. al 90
BLACK CASHMERE SH AVIS. pure wool nj 20
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen Soc
CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT
1a10 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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NINE j. p PALMER, Importer and Designer OF
Fashion. 1i07 street northwest. will show tO-mor-
row novelties In reception and Sheater bonnets.
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SAL1 o. WARS CoSTISrEp.-Mr. bowling viii
continue tho sale OF wraps at his auction rooms at
12.o0 O'Clock tomorrow. These frsC-ciaSS goods
and are sold without reserve. They VIII be posi-
lively closed cut tomorrow, at the hour men,
t.ualad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

PROPoSBD LEGISLATIVE INvEsrIG ALTON OF Cor
RuPrfoN IN THE NEW YORK CITY GOVERNMENT
A resolution was offered in the New York assem-
bly, yesterday TO investigate the allegations that
corrupt bargains and deals have been entered into
on the part OF prominent officials and other per-
sons ior the purpose OF procuring appointments to
local government Of the city OF New York for the
purpose OF continuing in Office officials whose terms
were about to EXPIRE and for the purpose OF award
ing contracts in the construction and building Of
the new aOueduct.
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CITY ITEMS.
Unprecedented Success and still increasin,
sales OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. Price 8 cents !

Decorated Dinner, Tea and Chamber
Sets
which were slightly damaged in the great rush
during the month OF December at r. Goldschmids
S127th st q. W., Will be offered tomorrow at q
great sacrifice also the following immense bargains
covered cut glass butter dishes l7c $500 tooth picks
&c; large water pitcher With gobiets to match,
only 43c Crystal preserve saucers on stand for 29c
string 23c; srup pitchers 10c; double salt stands
&c; plain goDletS for 29c; With engraved band SIC:
porcelain cups and saucers SIC 4 d.; 1apanned
coal hods 25c inch rubber dressing combs &c.
Inch &c; knives and forks with cocoa handle 43c;
handsome hand painted French china fruit plates
for &c., Fruit SaucerS to match for c9c large COW
cred chamber buckets, assorted coiors soc; foot
tubs to match 47c; handsome hand painted parlor
lamps only 99c.
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The Following Unprecedented


tubs to match 47c; handsome hand painted parlor
lamps only 99c.
The Following Unprecedented
Bargains will be sold tomorrow only at NJ Augen.
STEMS. 81 9TH street northwest: Porcelain lined
pipSins l6c:; larger size. &c; market basket and
so clothespinS, 13c; decorated chamber SETS & 49,
3-String bro0ms, 15c.; largesZe fre-prOof teapots
24c; decorated tea sets, a pieces SIR decorated
cnamoer sets with handled and covered slopJars,
S5S1; dishpans, 10 and 12c.; 2qt. covered buckets
&C.; 3-Qt &C.; 4-qt, 14c.; halrdozen fancy goblets
&c; wooden water buckets lie; 15c. box backing,
&C.; half-dozen ebonyhandle knives and forks 47c.;
half-dozen silver-piated teaspoons, 33c.; bronze
stand lamps, with fancy globes, 3Sc.; Royal glue,
1Oc bottle; Champion flour sleeves, &c.
A LOss-A Gain After All.
OUR GREAT MARX DOWN,
Though a loss to US is a gain to the public and a
gain for us In the end. as we dispose of winter
stock. which, If carried over, would probably have
TO he sold at greater loss next season.
WIN. HAHN & Co,
s16 18th street and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
Gents So Calf Boots now $40
Gents s. Hand-Stitched Shoes down to $3.50
Ladies' $3.50 and "a Hand-sewed Button now s. so
ana S2.75.
Ladies' $50 Kid and Goat Button down to 81 90
Ladies' S1.75 Pebble and Kid Button now s1.26
Ladies' 81 Glove Kid Slippers down to 75c.
Youths Sl.50 Solid Calf Button now 81. 30
Misses sl.25 Reliable School Button, 95c.
ChildS 75c. Spring Heel Button, 6Oc.
Odd lot OF Ladies' SIS French Kid Button, So. /
You Will Save 4Gc. on Every Dollar
Dy gong 10 AueTDlchS knit-Jacket Depot. 7tl and
II streets, for best quality underwear, gloves blue
flannel shirts, hats, fur caps, neckwear and sew
ing machines.
Children's and Ladies' Wraps Below
Cost.
A Fruit OF the Loom Cotton, 7xc.
1870. Percale Shorts 615c.
J.E. YouSo's, 7se 9TH street.
Amateur Photographers may have their
plates developed and prints made therefrom Re-
touching, cOloring, copying, ETC., by NaraIhore &
Co., I'll Market Space.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

4 yEKs HAIR vIGOR IMPROVES THE BEAUTY
of the hair and promotes its growth 1t imparts an
attractive appearance delightful and lasting perfume
While 1t stlmula the roots ceanses the scalp and
adds elegance to luxuiance. its effects endurin2
and thus it proves itself be the best and cheapest
article for toilet use
4 YER'S SARsAPARILLA IS THE MOST POTENT
I u blood purifier. aud fountain Of health and
strength. BE wiss il time Ali banefu infections are
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

A FIRE discovered iniSOmervilleS brass foundry,
on 18th street, little before midnight last night,
was extinguiShed By members OF No engine COM
pany before much damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-23

CAPTURING MEXICAN BANDITS.-A dispatch from
Yuma, Arizona, says that troop NJ, 4th cavalry ar
rived there Wednesday night, having with them
twelve Mexican bandits as prisoners Four other
bandits were killed In an engagement. On Thurs
day Lieut.. jenkins, with troop f, returned with
two men prisoners Lieut. jenkins was slightly
wounded The bandits are portion OF the MeXi-
can soldiers who mutinied at Encenada, Mexico
on the 12.h instant, and Killed their commanding
ofdcer. They say he had defrauded them out OF
two years pay.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE or THE CHTEP SIGNAL OFFICER
~AsRfSGTos. d. c.. January % 1885 10 am
For the middle Atlantic states. fair, warmer
weather, followed by local SHOWS. variable winds,
generally easterly, falling barometer.
For Saturday-Warmer weather with snow Is in
d. Ted In New England, the middle Atlantic states
and lake region and the Ohio valley. and with rain
In south atlantic states and Tennessee.
JUST RECEIVED direct from groves, on consign-
ment, 800 boxes Florida oranges: also CARLOAD New
York apples For sale 2S TIN street, opposite Cen
ter market GEO. A. MYERS
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JEAN IN0RIOws Songs OF Seyen in tableaux to
light as the AeIopoliIon NJ. L church, 15c.
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A Chat With Mr.. Sala.
HI DISCUSSES THE VAR IN EGYPT, TALKS OF HIS
FRIEND, THE HERO OF ''THH RIDE TO KHIvA," AND

HI DISCUSSES THE VAR IN EGYPT, TALKS OF HIS
FRIEND. THE HERO OF ''THH RIDE TO KHIvA," AND
GIVES HIS IMPRESSIONS OF WASHINGTON.
81 knew Capt Burnaby Intimately" said Nr.
Sala, the English war correspondent, this morning
TO STAR reporter, referring TO the death of that
gallant officer In the recent engagement in Egypt
HE was brave man, an accomplished gentleman
and good fellow. 1 attended his marriage few
years ago and his young wife viii have the sympathy
or her friends In this great afliction. Capt Bur-
Daby was member OF the Life GuardSmen, but he
mo 10 CARPET ana ms az ana
the world that Lite Guardsman was something
more than perfumed petted darling OF society.
carried agold-tpped stick ON occasions Of ceremony
and was one OF the best known club men in London"
lie was a newspaper correspondent, was he
81 think not" replied Mr. Sala. ale was a gen,
tlenan," and then realizing the inference that
with laugh. ~ did not mean that of course. He
might have been correspondent and a gentleman
too Not like the man who flied a statement in
the court that he was formerly gentleman, but
now an editor Capt Burnaby may have written
occasional dispatches, but he was soldier by edu-
cation. and died soldiers death People ask me
what win be
THE OUTCOME OF AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
Every one knows England Is there, but exactly
how she got there and why, is the question; but
still more dcut question how she Is to get away
England Is like the man who caught the Tartar,
she can neither bring the Tartar In herself"
WASHINGTON TO BE 1.-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN
THE WORLD"
After MI. Sala's lecture this evening, he will start
for the west, and after visiting number OF places
will go to San Francisco from where he will san to
Australia on n lecture tour Mr. Sala In converse
ton this morning noted the improved appearance
OF the CITY since his last visit I'VE years ago. aud
expressed the opinion that it would be the most
beautirulcity in the world "You have no manu-
lectures here, he added, land business to fill
spells New York" Mr.. Sala attended the re-
ception at Secretary FrelinghuysenS last evening
will attend an afternoon concert at the British min
ister's. His host MI Schuyler Crosby, has given
two breakfasts in his honor. Mr.. Sala expresses
himself as being delighted With the glimpse he has
had OF the social life OF the capital. He is what
would be called good cOnverSl tiOnalist and pOurs
forth perfect stream OF talk, mingled with which,
in a very entertaining way, are amusing stories
ami apt Illustrations His experience has been so
extended that he has something to say on every
subject, and he never has tn hesitate for word
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GRAY q GARRISON, Printers. Globe Printing ONCE,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

wTHERNoxKrgRs at Hemplers, optician, 4S3 Pa av.
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No Accident Has Ever Occurred
rom using Aladdin security OIL. w,fm.13
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BRIEFS and Records printed promptly Gray
ClarkSOpS
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Catarrh OF the Bladder
Singing. Irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-Pai ISL Is
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"AlderMev Dairy WaeOnS.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-pound Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1lk ana sweet
Milk, &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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ALLEGED WArcH THIEVES HELD FOR THE GRAND
JCEY.-ln the Police Court today Henry Marx
and Frank Gearhart, charged with stealing a 500
watch nom the store OF Max Goldsmith, 9l7 Penn
sylvania avenue, waived an examination and gaye
Dewitt arrested the prisoners In Baltimore and re-
covered the watch.
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II ROCHOy. CORCORAN BUILDING.
o. FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Aeoals from Expositions3
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
LADIES fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shAmpooed IN q nrst clAss mAnnse.
DIS So FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by physicians. Sold by Drug
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Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets
Baltimore, Nd m,W,t
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RAILROADS.
HyO SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORGE AND

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LISE
Trains on New York, West Shore and Buffalo Rail-
way, by West shore of picturesque Hudson River,
leave Jersey City Station of Pennsylvania Railroad
SARATOGA SPECIAL. $40 am. arrive Saratoga
24O pm; Caldwell. Lake George 4:3O D M Montreal
1O::}O pm.- Elegant Pullman BufIet cars to SnTato-
ga; thence 70 Montreal Pennsylvania Railroad tra
leave W ashlI.stOg l2:io 10 connect.
CAIShlLL. MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $40 an,
nflve at Hotel kaaterskill 2:l1 pm, Grand Hotel
I3o pm Parlor Cars. Pennsylvania Railroad
usin leaves Washington I2:15 Am. to connect
,,Da1 ENPHh--s5 s:S5 a nl, Arrive Albany 3 p.
SHARON SprlngS D pm. CoOperstOwn 1:lO pm,
ltlca .2;4Z p rn Syracuse 7o5 p n Rochester 1890
Bs.ini;. Be.iaio l2;l5 am Niagara Falls l2;i3 am
SAItAIOGA AND CsTSKILL MOUNTAIN EN-
rKfS>. 1919 am, arrive az HOTEL kAAfERS-
MILL o;lO pm, Grand Hotel, 500 p.m.. Saratoga
POO 2 m, Lake George pm. Parlor cars Long
Branch and New York to Saratoga and Lake George.
pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
SO am. to connect
SARATOGA AND CATSFILI, MOUNTAIN LINZ
m. Grand II olel S:36 pm, Saratoga S:IU p.m Mon
trea H. with parlOr cars to Ctskill Mountain and
Saratoga Buffet parlor cars leave Washington on
Pennsyv failrOad train at $50 m for Saratoga;
sleepers thence To Montreal. Ask for single round
trip tickets West shore Route, and avoid long trans
fe- thrOu sh New York City. Apply TO city depot
Agents of Pennsylvania Railroad for complete time
tables. tickets and ParlOr chairs
ParOr chairs from Jersey City Station reserved
in advance upon application 10 agent Pullman car
Company, Pennsylvani Railroad station Jersey City,
New Jersey. HENRY MONETT,
General Passenger Agent,
Nl3t5l5 No. $50 BROADWAY. v. Y.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, July 22.-virginia Sizes past
due coupons 53ia new threes, 53Ia bid to-day.
,,BALTIMORE, ND, July 22-Cotton frmer-mid-
ding 1Ol4. Flour steady and quiet-Howard street
and western super, 3OOa3 40: do extra, 3.50a4. .25
do family; 43ia5;25; city mills super, 3.25a3. 50
tapsco family, 5..5 do. superla.ive patent, 500.
Wheat-southern about steady and active western
lower, closing dull; southern red 96a9S; do amber
9SaIO2 No. Maryland 97a971a No. western
winter red spot 94a94ss July, 9424 asked; August
white. 57a5s: do. yellow, 54a55; western mixed
spot, 51la51 July. 81 bid; August 51asa51s4 Oats
lower and dull-southern, 34a3S; western white
36a3s; do. mixed, 33aSa; Pennsylvania, 34a3s
vana and Maryland. l4oOal550: Provisions steady
and quiet. Mess pork. l1.5Oal1.75 Bulk meats
Bacon-shonlders, 5aa: clear rib sides, ~; hams
l2al2la Lard-reined IA Butter stcady-western
packed, Gall: creamery, 19a2O. Eggs quiet 12al2ia
duli-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. 77saSis. Sugar
easy and GuietA soft, 6l copper refined lower aud
nominal. 10l2. Whisky steady, 1.2Oal.21. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton 532d.: -four
ls.6d grain, lower, ls.6d per quarter. Receipts
flour. G62 barrels; wheat 1900 bushels; corn
Skipments-none. Sales-wheaI, 557, 900 bushels;
corn, 1000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
throughout the entire session. and closed at inside
prices lc lower than yeSterday-Cash, S7S.; August
ssh: September, 90s.aSU1s. Corn frm-Cash. 49,
August, 45la: September, 45as. Oats steady-Cash.
39Ss: August, 25,s; september, 25lt. Rye. 5sia
1925: August, 1925: september. IOs5: October,
1o42la Lard steady-Cash, $50; August. 66Oa6 62la
September, 20.