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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
Eon CnRrsrMAs PREsEsrs.

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO VERY & BROTHER,)
ELF;AST SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AT $50. $40.
AND S10
ASTRAKHAN, SEAL PLUSH AND BOUCLE Wis
TIES
TWO TONE BRocADED AND BEADED VELVET
WRAPS
IMPoETED CLOTH DoLMANs, NEwMARKETs
AND ENGLISH W ALKiNti JACKETS.
FUR AND SATIN LINED SIC ILIENNE CIRCU-
LARS FROM S25 TO SO
INHIBITED BLACK JERSEYS, ALI SIZES AT
$3.50 AND 81.
BLACK 81 LIZ JERSEYS AT S.
HfMALAlA, CHUDDA, AND CAMELS HAIR
FRENCH BHoCHE .sHAWLS AND GENTLE
MEMS SCOTCH MAUDS.
BON aEIS, PONSON'S. AND SCHR0EDERS
BLACK CACHEM RE SILKS FROM 15c TO
sJPERB STOCK OF LYONS FABLE FRAN
CAISE: SATIN DCCIfESSE AND RHADAM IcS
EAI AND EVENING WEAR.
LYON PURE SILK NtLVE.S IN BLACK AND
FIFTEEN COIORS, Angling FROM 81 TOSS
IMMENSE. ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED DRESS
IABRICs, H0MEspUNs. CHtNIOTS. BOZ
CLkS, AND FRENCH BEOADcLoTHS.
THEFOUssE & PERINOTS KID GLOVES.
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. WITH SILVER, GOLD EBONY
AND BUCK HORN HANDLES, AND NAT
uRAL WOOD STICKS.
= So NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS FOR THE
vHDLIDAIS.'
X PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BuILDINa.
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
Established 1S4O. do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
In Axr.euYAv,e,.

In ArTIta8AFsos. ssS,1 49,
WHILE THE THERMoMErER - DOWN TO
ZERO WE ARE DERATING YouR WANTS IN
THE Way oP~f ffrx eIcrHnsr For Fixr
SUMMER WHEN THE THERMOMETERS WAS
UP IN THE xfNs4zEs WR WE'RE BnERAn1He
OUR rrksHsr srocx 81 FINE CLOTHING TO
MEET TIE REatIRKMEHTs OF THE IN
vHRfsB YnAH As TIsR ipoEr FxzMs r. =
WINTER HIS SET q WIN ms Accrs:
TONED SEVERITY. HUT WE HAVE a LARGE
STOCK or wFATfER prf1ERs. wrSIcH A.
FORD ~ coNPLBTR .RRoTEcFIeH - THE
efoAK or THB rRAvnbsR Hs1.ArnB IN
Esof. r Will hE soIE TILE YET aEroRE
OLD soL GETS m A REAf,r1oNARY AMOS
pHERE, 50 TT Is WISE TO MAKE PRESENT
PROVISION.
1T WILL DO you GOOD TO SEE HOW COM
PLErE IS OUR PROVISION IN PHE SHAPE OF
ovBRcoATa. wEHAvE TRIED. THIS SEASON
HOW FINE WE COULD GET THEM Or coN-
sIsrENT WITH GOOD WEAR. AND WE THINK
THE POPULAR VERDICT is THAT WE HAVE
BEEN SUCCESSFUL.
WE CAN GIVE you AFFAIR ovERcoAT As
LOW AS TEN DOLLARS, BrT WE GO AS HIGH
As SIXTY. OUR FINEST ovERcoATs. THOUGH
WARM, ARE VERY LIGHT In WEIGHT. Be
CAUSE THEY ARE MADE OF THE FINEST
WOOL AND LINED WITH THE FINEST SILK.
WE HAVE NOT sTINTED OURSELVES AT ANY
POINT IN THIS PRODUCTION, BUT HAVE
BOUGHT THE FINEST FABRICS, FOR BOTH IN
SIDE AND OUTSIDE, PRODUCED By THE LOOMS
IN REGARD TO WORKMANSHIP. WE BE.
LIEvEoUR ovERCoATs sURPAss THE FINEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE BEST TA1LoRs. THE
REASON OF THIS Is THAT THEY ARE MADE
AT LEISURE, SO OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN FOR
STUDY AND REFLECTION AND THE USE OF
THE BEST APPLIANCES
ACoAF ORDERED FOR GIVEN TIME MUST
HAVE SUCH TRIMMINGS AS MAY BE on
HAND. BUT IN THE MAKING OF OUR FINE
ovERcoATs WE OFTEN WAIT MONTH
AFTER CUTTING TO PROCURE SOME ONE
ARTICLE OF TRIMMING THAT MAY BE EN-
TIRELY SUITABLE
HENCE THE SUPERIORITY OF OUR OVER
COATS
CALL AND TRY ONE
THIRD FLOOR, ELEVATOR, PLEASE
sAKs COMPANY,
do 900 3O2 3O4. 3os AND 30s SEVENTH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
HOLIDAY. GOODS.

THovsAFDs ARE ALREADY PONDER
ADVERTISEMENT CAREFULLY
NATTER TO DECIDE.
wax pc1ls, large size, At 4s. 90 and CSC.
KID BODIES ana ssau wofs
hssss s sss sa 4s moving
t.t4i LADIES HAEDKERCHIEFS.
The sales IN this department. are increasing daily.
right price We have been compelled to use an n
s large lar space for Or the sale q these goo
and colored borders at sc. each. They are worth
Pure Linen Hemstitcred Handkerchiefs $50 do
signs) at loo; each They would be cheap at &c
>. An AlEtAnep Colored Embroidered Initial Hand
Handsome fitialed Handkerchiess hem st,tc,s, .,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs. sheer lawn, white and
coiors ct 19, Fl. rs. 81, SO and 75c. '' $50 :.
SIZE Asndkerchiefs Of fine quality. solid coiors at
Iieavy White Silk and wide hem, at as 50. es and
ssnperhns quality i'n!tislsd at IS and SOC
SO doz. White Silk Handkerchiets. l2xI4. at 2ec.
Genuine Duchese Lace Handkerchets S. s. "a,
Hard Embroidered Haadkerchiefs of Grass Linen.
nov FINE e sEcKwEaR
A beautiful assortment of Fancy Velvet Collars at
Collars and Cuffs of the above materials at 81 "a
a. Crepe de Chene Squares. finely embroidered at
Etss sss sss sss5 seas and
tsss Gass' sna 6
REAL DUCHESSE LACES
AT one-haif their original value. Inches wide d.
90. g 81. 3ls Az. at 81. u.s. 81 3d. So as. 81
S2.9S $3.50 1854 per yard We invite Inspection
LEATHER GOODS.
POcketbooks in endless variety. at 25, so. So IS,
Csc, 81. 10, up to s..
Novelties in Chatplaine POcketbooks at SO and 75c
RH ASK for our Mikado Books.
satchels Of Alligator at 90. rs, "a. So and 99c
SatchelS OF Plush. from S7:Ic. MP to $40
Card Cases-NOvel and exclusive designs of Morocco
and Alligator-from Soc. UP to So 50.
JEWELRY.
Our stock comprises over 1000 STYLES and designs
and Is impossible for to describe them We cali
your at ten0n that we have JeweIry suit your
as well asSyour purse We will show novelties in
Rhine Stone Necklaces, Combs. Pins. Farrin = and
Collar Buttons. Also Heavy Roll Plate Pms and Ear
rings to match, Silver and Gold Bracelets, Collar and
CUT Buttons fact eyeryt hing apperaining to Il
complete Jewelry Department at the Very Lowest
Prices.
UMBRELLAS
An Entire New Stock.
An Elegant Silk Umbrella, sterling silver handle,
at So.
The same quality with genuine god mounting at
A complete assortment of Bingham and Alpaca
Umbrellas ut low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
:. HOLIDAY GOODS. -,
+ ri l. 1. L; S1 s. /
eat
ta< IS sxInf
2ss g GRAND Display OF sra PIE aAsD f4scY GOODS
st 8 % q 50 Z "a -tsf 80. ~
: s ! : ADAPT Ed ~ '7.,ea
& l5s a. -
-.r-.r v7~a--es Ho1tDAT sIf 4s,a ,s-o. - -tg
GRAND Display OF sra
" n i r s Al b

6 .-Its- tsaaae- VIVA T SHALB
ae THAT rs QUESTION ovER WHICH
ING THOSE WHO READ THIS
WILL FIND 1T AN EASY
Plush Whtk Hol ers. embossed homework, ct AZ,
ssSsss Bronze wnsE v Holders; with atchabls
Hand worked Parasna Whisk Holders (high nov
e" ''e ~ PLUSH BOXES.
Plush Work Boxes. imported fittings, at 99e worth
.. * TOILET BOXES s.-.s,
osood quality plush sob a. ana ossh ttinss e.c
Extra ps apsliiy T E boxes including comb,
pd ns ns ~ s sSS E: eh In al % I'M
Portfolios 81 Morocco Leather different designs
Infants' Plush Sets, handsomely furnished AZ 81 9s
:, IarfS Plush Cases. fine ivory fitting large ifror
4 large assortment in imported Boxes Of Alligator
.s a smfH
Boxes.
WALL POCKETS AND TOWEL RACKS
MIRRORS.
We find 1t impossible to ennmerate all ofour styles,
Plush hand Mirrors, beveled glass at 39c Size s by
Metal-irame Mirrors. size by 8, at 75c.
A handsome Beveied-giass Mirror at s2.4s; would
high novelty J, at 81. 4S
Extra he IVY Beyeed-giass Mirrors, Circular Shape
at SIS 0S; worth $3.50
Large Plush Mirrors hand painted SIS ID
Imported Carved-wood Mirrors, at 5.2S.
FANCY WILLOW WARE.
Sewing Baskets, at 80 AZ, and soc.
Sewing Baskets, satin-qued Cushions, at 40 SO and
Goo. "
Scrap Baskets, plain and fancy, at popular prices.
Work Baskets on Stands all colOrs and designs.
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS AND FLOWERS FOR
DECORATING PURPOSES.
Jardineres, with plants. at 99c.. $I.4O 81. 90 and
81. -.
Baskets of Choice Flowers from 81. AS and up. De-
signs never seen before in this city.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
COMPARE OUR PRICES Is ALL WE ASK.
choice assortment at 5. 10. Is and 25c.
Exclusive and large designs at "a, "A, a id Csc.
Cards, with natural flowers, at II, % and 44c.
ALBUMS
Plush Albums cabinet size. at -. 9S and 81. 10.
Plush Albums with notices and extension locks, at
S1.9S.
Plush Albums, satin flow cover, white and dark
leaves, at S2.24, 81. IS, up to $40
800 Morocco Leather Albums, at 81 and 29c.
cheap at Sl.4S.
Alligator Albums. padded at 99c
Fine All-Leaher Albums, extension clasps S1.4S
Celuloid Top Albums, satin figures, at 81. So
DOLLS.
large line of Unbreakable Dolls, at 10, 25, 35 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
E g. DAVIS;
719 MARKET SPACE


Our buyer is now in New York cung the market
for BARGAINS The following list will show you
that we mean " hat We say:
.'t TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Elegant Cut Bead Passemtrie from, 81 so to g per
yard Iridescent Passementrie in great vatiety with
headings and drops to match Fringes, Gimps &c
One lot Of Plain Passementrie that sold 75c
25c. per yard. Fur and Feather Trimmings. This
stock il repete Lynx, Beaver, Silver Fox Ostrich.
in natural and all colors Chnchilla Russian Hare
Mutis in large variety; prices from 75c to SO
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Bouce Cloth 81. So reduced to 81 25 81 IS to 81 so
81 to Sl.75 Black Broadcloth. TricOt Nuns Serge,
and Cashmeres. COurtauld's Grape for Trimming and
Wells. Carmelte for Wells. In Black silks We are
showing special bargains Satin Duchess at 81, sold
for S1.25 Gros GRAINS the best makes. from 75c to
IS per yard. ...4
TABLE LINENS, DC
wehave created general revolution In the above
goods Our special 6Sin goods that are worth 81 so
per yard still 81: they are the wonder and admit
ration Of all. Better goods in same proportion Tow
els from loo. to Sits. Oar prices are the lowest.
Fancy Linens, such as Boufet Covers. Splashers,
Tides, &C.. cannot be equaed.
BUTTONS, CLASPS, &c,
Buttons in every style and SIZE and at prices that
will please the peckethooks of all Buckles In great
variety. CLASPS Soc, goods go at 25c.; 75c At
soc, 81 at 75c Finer goods Just as low. =.-
HANDKERcHIEF DEPARTMENT.
We now show the Largest stock that has ever been
our pleasure present Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren One LOT of plain Henstitrhed at 15c would be
good value at 25c Duchess Lace HAndkerchiefs at
shout half the regular price. SILK in all shades
We can show You all the new things in the above
goods and the low prices we have them marked will
A'''I' - o,ov,s, e,o,,,s,,
H.aa.om. x,s Gloves. stitched back, and II. latest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OfrS "LUM En-
1Asrr y4sex,1r,r,r rsa4. IN a Ava:

Tfs "LUMB SER s
CASH DISCOUNT FOR 50 DAYS.
saed III PET Se ar 90 eena o prices
Georgia Dimension 10 per cent OK mafke prices
Virginia Jois,s and Boards 10 per cent vi market
Virginia Flooring 9 per cent of market prices:
Virsnis Ps1tNiea III per cent OH Market prices
White pine Shelving per cent ~ sa market Ps GA
White Pine better grades, q per cent od market
Having made arrangements for all ny min wgk, in
Guiding sash Boors, Blinds Mouldngs and Trim.
ITrd n yss s 81
exact cost from the bestnning TO the anish In any
Hoping to share part fyeur orders: win endesvor
TO please you in quality and promptnesA
VIM r MCLEAN.
d5 18th and streets
r. E +. BROOKS.
5s1 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND UsEFUL GOODS.
LAMPS, &c
See his advt. under Holiday Goods. ~ d5
F~ DIR. Z II BLISS, DENTIsT, RENoyED
f With or ssSas a Dais
Lewis Sons. jewelers.. . -. -. - d5-3m
Us THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
School r PoR Ntksr yA All Il SsS
she lecture room, So 18th St corner F st NV; or
tendance is requested.
Es. ANDREWS. Secretary " - A-' DIT
* BYRON So 5 A 81 y! a1 sEISTEF'
Just received new designs IN Ball Programs. We'd
re- O. voN META
l4l7 i7th St nw.,
d4-2ws Washington, D: a
t i. ne !. s M%S TEl RH Il 8, fSkE2gSDr
n25-Gw& 1909 St n W.
[eIS THE woSiANs EXCHANGE is NOW
:, -. PREPARED 70 dc Plain Sewing and Repairing
speciality. p1sim
y , RI. DE
can be found at her mothers human hair store 800
st, opposite Masonic Temple. nl7-Im
oss pxsng .Sa soM1ns pATEMr
re1e-sm Formerly at 1t q soa i'll II st. NV.
LEN-s SAMUEL sHEDn
GAS FIxTUREs GAS FIxTuRES
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELA
In stock Latrobes Ranges, Furnaces
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. se1S
TO- JOHN W. CoKsoN. JOHN w. MacARrelKY.
CoRsoN q MCCARTNEY. BANKERS
Glover Bui1 %asi 1a,sF s
reposit Accounts subject to check sight. received
from Firms. Corporations and individuals.
"A, An socks and Bonds listed on the New York and
commission Boston orders executed American
District Of Columbia bonds Of all denomination. ON
hard for sale seck ana Bonds OF all local street R
roads. Gas. Insurance. and Telephone Companies
TrIS THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
- Residents Is particularly oalle, 70 PHOS-
and Safe, uard against Maara For sale areated BY
The glass or ~ bottles by vs. MILbCkN. sole IL.
ap11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Ny Srocx Or IIo1rpAY (!ooDs
is no;v complete and fully displayed first and
ond foors consisting in part of CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEAR CARDS, PLUSH ana LEATHER
GOODS OF all kinds. which TO enumerate would
quira much more space.
would ask friends to call early and make seec-
tiOnS before the r,lsi, commences.
Lowest prices for aif goods guaranteed.
specially will be mace Of selling any and all
books at cost.
G. A. WHITAKER,
Book seller and Stati0ner
d. 1lGJ PenlSylVani., ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
CHRrsrMsAs PUSHES.

CHRrsrMAs PLusHEs
These goods are now in great demand and,
having secured large invoices we are offering
the cream of the market. and. as q special at
traction. quote: 1S-inch Colored silk Plush at
81. 40 per yard. Other widths, "a and 2.,-inch,
at SL75. 81. 81 90 $3.50 and So
Expect us TO show you any shade you may
desire for fancy work at bottom prices
first floor: Last on the right
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

FREsH OpENrNa :.
LADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUA
FINE PLUSH GARMENTs
Onr sales in LADIES, WRAPS are very much in
advance OF what we anticipated. - tt
supply of the best London Dyed
SEAL SKIN SACQUES
which we offer at the LOWEST NEW YORK
$l75 SACQUES A. inches long.
We secured special bargains in Fine
SEAL PLUSH sACQUES. vIsITEs AND NEW
MARKETS,
trimmed with Elegant Fu4 Those ladies who have
been waiting for SMALL sizes can now be accUm,no-
dated
t.ood Plush sacques. ses, sss5. Better Grade $50
Fnr-iined Circulars. SIS to $50.
Mink.lined Circulars, $50 to S75 = al..z.
Large stock FUR TRi INNINGS, IN Lynx, Beaver,
Persian Lamb, Fox, Coon and skunk. ~
BEAVER CAPES, With Ball trimming. SIS to S2z
Large Assortment Muffs, BeGtrices, Scarfs.
Elder Duck skin Robe-great curiosity. -
Black Fuf Carr4age Robes, C0th-,ined, Sill
COachmen'S CApes and Gloves.
B. H STINEMETZ Il son,
MATTERS AND FURRIEHA
1887 Pennsylvania ave.
n3O Next 70 corner 18th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
CHn1sr,tAs SIX II aHns11As.

Of Christmss six UmnEellas In natural wood,
carved Japanese work, goij, silver and ebony
handles, ip almost every conceiv able style Gid
thaa ever prevalsed any grevipns seasoh.
To secure choice OF this mag Acent stock
IN early visit Ia nAlsesGngy. Gl4 sssf ii.y }ti
.sat E.' (Second Aaoy, t1kE el1yator. H. .s..I4s
---s. 80 - WOODWARD a LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

VIZ DrsrRr To Tn1sx Or
Customers for their most generous patronage,
and to say that we shah be under Still farther
obligations II they will cali As early To the dav
As convenient, a. we can chen give them better
EYsr r-.,n1,t po.s,saa ,,s,,. h. ,,.,s.
facilitate seiecfiOns sod to wait npon al with
the utpae6t care end dlspAtch
Very respect fully, n = ,.!z,.s .5.z....z..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Having exhausted our space we viii continue tho
some other time but would respectfully Request you
10 read our suggestive list In todays Post and also
read efay our Ads In tire Sunday papers. will
Interest You.
Come and take look at our Book Department NJ
we are selling Books and Chrissmss Cards ha1l
their intended value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08
CuRrsrMAs Qu11rs

Fon OpnxAs, Rrcrrrloss, &c
We are Offering -Ladies' 8=Button Mousque.
taire Real Kid Gloves, in all the Opera Shades
sisesfrOm ga to 4 at the fabulously low price OF
800 PER PAIR.
We have never before sold such glove for
less than S2.OO and offer this Is al induce
ment extraordinary. s.sIz., t5...-.. ta Il
WOODWARD 4 LoTHkoP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

The Importance Of public ygiene has now be-
come generally recognized, so that the proceed.
ings OF such scientific bodies as that which il
now in session i'm this city attract widespread
attention. Hygiene is the ounce Of prevention
that saves the pound Of cure. The health of
communities depends fully as much on good
sewerage, pure air. proper construction OF build
ings, opportunity for wholesome recreation and
Tie like as on skilful Medication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

The ''twin relic must Co. The Moruops
might as we'll understand IT first as last III
they insist on polygamy, they must find
another country. There is all Asia for instance.
large place, with a great diversity of climates.
where plural marriage is the fashion In Africa.
also. they would ind consenial neighborhoods.
But In this country, as that fistic philosopher
John Il. sullivan observes, lone wife is
enough
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-24

c0rnaon 10 medium sheep. s27553.5o; choics sneep.
So IS otto: extra 81. 5004.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 3, 800: shipments, 5000. The
market was weak and slow; Workers S4.4504.5 SIS;
packers, 81. % 04.65; heavy hogs, $4.6004.70.
KANSAS CITY, March 23.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator REPORTS: Cattle-Reeeipts 1000. The market
good to choice shipping steers $4.55D510; common
to medium, $4.5O04.75; feeders. $404.6O; cows,
$30370
Hogs-Receipts - The market was weak and
5 lOc lower; good to choice 81. 1901 %; common
to medium, $404. 10.
Sheep-Recepts. 100. The market was steady;
medium, 81. 500225.
NEW YORK, March %. - Beeves - Receipts,
3 800; market opened shade rmer and closed barely
steady poor to prime steers: So 2O06.6O; bulls,
steers sold at $5a5.75
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 9.4o0 The market
was firmer at $406 " cwt for Sheep $5@7 for
lambs, few extra and fancy sheep sold at Sc. 100
$7.12la.
Hogs-Receipts 12,7OO nominally weak at $50
525.
BUFFALO, March 23-Cattle-Receipts to-day,
AIS; consigned through, 90 cars; demand fair;
market steady and firm at last weeks prices all Sold
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1900 consigned
through, cars; market unsettled, dull and lower;
medium to good $4. 5O0 80; good to choice, $500
05.25; good to choice lambs, $5.O006oO
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; consigned through, 81 cars;
market dull and lower; good to choice Workers. 3d.
300; medium to fair Workers, $1.S00490 butch
ers' grades, $5.O0@5.50.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Cattle-Fair de-
mand receipts, 1900: prime, Sc % 0675 good,
80. 30 06.0O; medium $47505.25; common. $40
450.
Sheep-Market active: receipts, s. 600; prime $3.50
0575; good, 81. 7505.25; medium, 81. 25SDf So
common SIS. 5004. 90; lambs s.. 0O67.0O. Hogs
active; receipts, 4,20O sales ranged from $3.50 to
1925.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-The market for beef cat
tie slow and prices unchanged; best beeves SO 15
first quality, g. medium $405 12l2; ordi-
nary, SIS a. most sales, 43 0575 receipts, 935;
sales. 1913.
Swine-Light supply and fair demand; receipts
1000; quotation, $6.5O07.25.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 2,075; sheep. $50
5.75; lambs, $406.5O.
EAST LIBERTY, March 23.-Cattle dull; 1502Oc
off last week Receipts, 1,S43: shipments, 1,216
Hogs-Slow; Philadelphias, So. Is $3.50; Workers.
$4. rs 04.9O. Receipts, z, 100; shipments; A. 500
Sheep..-Firm and unchanged; prospect good for
lever prices Receipts, 6,4O0 shipments, 2,40o
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Hogs quiet; common
and light, 1915 4.85; packing and butchers
$4.4505. Receipts, 1900; shipments, $50
MILWAUKEE, March 23.-Hogs lower; sales at
$4.20O4.60.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, March 23.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its weekly review of the grain trade
says The autumn-sown crop is in exceptionally
good form; the wheat is strong and able to with
stand frost or snow, and will respond to the ge-
NAL influences of spring. The outlook is very
promising. The sales of English wheat for the
past week were 49.557 quarters, at 3ls lid,
against Sc 1872 quarters, at 37s I'd for the cor
responding week last year. Of-coast trade was
confined to sale of one cargo of California wheat
which was sold private terms, leaving one
cargo of California, and one of Oregon on sale.
AT to-dav's market there was but little inquiry
for wheat English wheats were a little inn
proved, and foreign wheats unchanged, except
Australians, which were 6d0ls cheaper. Flour
was depressed, and Cd lower. Corn, Sd 06d
cheaper. Barleys were very quiet. Oats were
Sd lower Beans and peas unchanged.
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Evansville 6 Terre Haute Railroad.
Via vaudalia Line. /,

WA VandaIia LiEe.Y
Leave indianapolis -i7:15 am. 11:55 p, 10 40 pms
Leave Terre Haute .tl0:40 am 800 pm p, 400 ana
Leave Evansville. 1905 IA, 1890 am p, SIS pms
Ar. at Terre Haute 1000 am pit pm ., 1853 pms
Ar. at Indianapolis 1880 pm, 4i0 pm p, 500 ans
tDaily except Sunday. All other trains daily.
parlor car; S. sleeper.
Via I. & st. i. Ry.l
Leave Indianapolis ..--..--...R 710 am, 1888 pm
Ar at Tcrre Haute f1O:40 am 800 pm p. 400 ana
Ar at Evansville. -f4sO0 pm. 7:O5 pm p, ITO ann
Leave Evansville Cos am 1890 am p s15 pm
Ar at Terre Haute 1000 am, 2l pm p. 1859 pEa
Ar at indianapolis. i3: 10 pm, Gao pm p. 3:4o ami
iDaly except Sunday. AL other trains dab
parlo- car; >, sleeper.