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pr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeenera
tor. made expressly for the of arrangements
of the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of
the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream OF electricity permeA,ins
through the parts must restore them healthy az
ton. There is mistake about this instrument
Years Of have tested IL. and thousands Of cures
testified TO. Weakness from IudscreIion, In
capacity. Lack Of Nisor Steriy-in FACT any troubls
OF these organs cured. do confound this with
electric belts advertised to cure all ills from head Ia
toe. 1hs Is Tor the On T. specified purpose For cir
culaArs giving full Information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
au3eo lob Washington street Chicaro
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NuU WILL SAVE TIME MONEY AND An
l. noNArce by going 10 y / htii;AC.t > Reliable
ng Machine X oins, cor. 9Th and II SITS. New Latest
llurfJ3 Ell NJ chimes All standard intakes.
your own seIrc, ION sole Agency tos the e,leut >eyv
American No. IA triumph Of mechanical genius
nlosi wonderful machine Simple. Silent. IL and
Sure. Bear in mind That furnish legal guarantee
for i've years w!lh every mac inc sell.
testimonies from over 5000 w sl-t ladies No
dr!nniers No Two profits Seni Tor catalogue. AMI
Price! list OF - different makes Oi machines al kinds
rented, repaired AID Warranted.
& Az i-RBACH corner .th aud III streets,
" si>iIllgtUn. -. e.
Next door to Auerbach Gents Furnshin. and IIat
Store. -;
7 AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHA SE A SEW N(i
! Machine, we would advise you to examine the
celebrated liShtrunug and ever-,3,st. WV
HOME SEWING MACHINE. Always ready to
work. The range OF work duie on this machine can
not be passed. a child can Manage it.
Sold on easy monthly Payments, and special dis
count for cash.
lie sure TO try the NEW HOME before you bly
S. OPPFEHEtMFR 4 BRO
o.S 9Th street northwest.
81. cloud building,
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Aiachiiie
Good Machines for rent. by week or month. All
klhdS repaired myl6
S,UPpOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEY's
~ Reliable Sewing Machine House, 421 9Th ST.; and
see The New Automatic White 1t is q little Daisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing. milo
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
II ECKER BROS. PIANOS. BURDI.r'T ORGANS
, an4 other iirStclsSs inst GmentS. Piano
Tuning and repairing a u. Ii. n T. N'-. t=Evz-.;
Je9 40. 10th ST. n.wf Z - :
BARGAINS IN PIANOS. ~
/ Zone .-ocrave W. kn;tDe * Co Piano ST 7.,.-z=-y
Onc6@.-nctaNc New Aoih Piano .-......-luus { .
One U-0ciave Raven L Bacon L anO. 10
One .ociaNe >eInWay * Sons y ........-.
Large assortment of Pianos and Organs cou-
SANITY hand EDW RD +. DRDDP
ate ". G. GEILtEcTT Il Co.
925 PI.NESE LNANit AVENUE,
Sole Agent Tor SteilIWay Il Soas'. oasler Grove
stein, Mheelock. AID other Pianos je,,
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FASHIONS CREAM SEASON.

Light ColOrs and Delicate Tinfs Making
summer Days JOyOus-Somethiny New
In Cemmencemenf Dresses and Exer.
efses-4uainf Effects Of the Season and
How They are Prodneed-Ei.hty Dol
lar Cotton Dresses-A Defense OF the
Modern Corset - Pussy Women -
Study in Color and EGeet-fashiOn in
Underwear.
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We will now quote some ex cellent bargains in Ladies'
SKIRTS.
A decided bargain the SKIRTS which we have
marked at S1O each, in seven ca different styles
We have only limited quantity in stock. When
these are gone there win be more at such a low
price, but if you seeking lower price skirt we
have them also as low 29c each.
We find amongst this purchase there three (3l
decided great bargains in DRAWE RS which we must
mention, viz:
Ba g in No. l. Made of good cotton trimmed with
fine Torchon Lace in erting, edge and tcking at &c
We have this style in our regular stock at SI.25.
Bargain No. 2 At 43 cent, offer ORA WFRS
with deep embroidered ruflle and cluster o. tncks,
best cotton and well finished You should them
Bargain No. g. Now, at 10 cents they have a deep
hem and cluster of tucks good quality cotton: good
value at SO cents; they sold rapidly at this price
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= RE MAPLE SuaAR

We have Just received a large lot of PURE MAPLE
SIGAR at , cepis per pound. Ret Patent Process
FLOUR SS3tf Der Dbl. Sugar-cured HAMS. small
size. l.la cent per pound Choice Creamery BUTTER
sprrfae IA 81 eipeJinds pure ARD foi % cents A
full line OF 81 bS HeigOC 3IilS low for strictly cash.
Goods aatQluupg ~ -. delivered free.
PUOLE. BROOKE Il 60,
my23 944 IouisianS avenue
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IL q G L A s.
We have 100 Dozen LADIES BALBRTGGAN
HOSE, sizes to 9ia our regular 47c Hose which we
shall sell for 3.c. per pair: three pair for 81 or 81
per box.
DOUGLASS,
my6 Ninth street 81. Cioud Building.
EI'HE FEDORA DRESS SHTl,LU TX RECON-
L men1ed by tn" Leading Dressnakers.
II is absolutely imperviuus
For sale at all Dry Goods and Ladies' Furnishing
Stores. ap.a-:yu
TNRENCH DYrrTNG, SECURING AND DRY
Clean ng Establishment. l2b;, New YORK u.w
Cleaned ana finished in he most superior manner
Piish tloaks. keVei and Party Dres a specially
lauies dresses done mp without o. Ius ripped ANIUN
& CA ROLINE LhKtu tYrneriy with a. Fischer
apl3
\ EISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY
w 4:bu TENTH STREET NuRrTfwEsr
Makes tor,ets to order in every style and material
aud guarantee perfect lit and comfort
HER ~rECiALTrES Arr
French Handmade Cnderciothing. Merno Underwear
ami finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles.
Chiidrens torSetS and a 81 Corset Miss H. own
make that for tAe price Is unsurpassed.
y B-trei.ch. German and spanish spoken mrl4
T ROCHON, CORCOaAN BUILDING.
e. FirSt-class Hair Dresser iron Paris.
Three Patents and Five Medals from kxpusitions II
Pans, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN FAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
1adIes tine Hair emitting Hair Dressing
Hair dyed aud sllaup oo.d ia tirst-ia,S manner
igs to order
dh So 18th ST. NV
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walt " n1tmSn On American Poets.
Mr. Walt Whitman, when asked tho other
day his opinion of American poets, said ::
''There is a gene, al idea, and Steadman origf-
mated 1t, that scorn our other poets. My at
titude is eminently respectful. l am a great adj
mirer of Bryant, Emerson, Whittier and Long
feliow-theSe only and proportionately in the
order given. would put Bryant first in many
respects. For a long period placed Emerson
at the head OF American poetic literature, but
of late have reversed the order and consider
Bryant worthy of the leading place on account
of a certain native vitality and patriotic char
acter, as well as all OdOr In his poetry, the same
as in the woods and by the sea shore Emerson g
great points are intellectual freedom; perfect
style and real manliness; but the tendency OF
his writings is to refine and sharpen off till the
points are lost Whittier is especially fervid,
rather grim, expressing phase Of Quaker Pur-
titanic element I'm New England history that is
precious and rare beyond statement. think
in his old age he Is inclined to be little more
liberal and 10 get out of the narrow rut OF
Purtanic Quakerism. Longfello as poet of
grace and sweetness, and amiability Will nj.
ways be- welcome"
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OFFICE OF w. W. LAMB MD.
" 1240 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER q 1884
MESSRS EISNER & MENDEISON
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN Ee,rErs
MALT EXTRACT q. s. OF
- $40 RACE ST., PHILADFrPprA
DEAR SfRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF-s
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE wa RS
IN NY PRIVATE PRACTICE, AND HAVE
Hound 1T TO BE THE BEST HEAITIi-tt.
sToRING BEVERAGE AND Tonic NUTRITiVE
ENOWN 1 HAVE FOUND TT ESPEIALLY
Good IN II E Es C0NvALIascING FROM
MoTHERs ,; NNYqRsINS AND ii CASES SF
TROUBLES; NY 4AITTIlEaETI0N WAS pRAWN ~
LY, AND A AZ ,4 =, MILLION OF BOTTLEs IN
TiuN IN THE GUsrOM-HOUsE sATIsfAcIV-
HiGY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEA rs
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY
w. w. LAMB. ND.
CHIEF DRUG INSPNJOR II g.
PORT OF PHILxDEIPFiIA
RrwARE OF IMITATION. NONE l;ENUTNE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF sJOHANN
HOFF" AND "MORITZ EIHNERv Oh THE NECK
OF EVERY BOrTLE iez6.th.An
~ CUNNINGHAM, Halter
M. Gentlemen's Straw Hais Bieached and Trim
med Also light coored Stix Han Cleaned and Trim
! al II OoffhW0nt M
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DRY GOODS.
Muzr Be So1D,
THE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN THE RETAIL TRADE

Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies'
Cambria and Cotton Uuderw, a. from a well-known
wholesale manufacturer of NV York at 50 cents on
the doiia", we prepared offer Ladies of
this city and vicinity the following great
BARGAINS.
Day of sale begins WEDNESDAY, JULY lst AT 10
o'clock sharp and will continue to sell until the entire
production is sold
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5 S' 8, ! 8 8 s ssss f III III S s'f &c
{ SoS 6 LII Q 90 . ssss i MN { se Sc
90 z = TIT
Q 9 y U
90 o y uu y +
ssss "A / E ZEE ssss
sSSs "A / EE SSSs
ssss A 4 ILL ZEE ssss
PPpfp "A + "A + ssss
Err "A + "A i ssss
4 ILL 4 4 Il ssss,
E FRI 90 90 Y y A +
kRR 8 8 Wy "A L
4 r 90 7 ILL 80

We are CLOSING OUT in every depart
ment at cost. So many merchants adver-
tise what Is not true that our statement
may not be believed. We close out" at
cost, not because we want to, but because
WE MUST.
WE MUST, because our Stock is very
large.
WE MUST, because you will soon be
leaving for the seashore, and then we cam
not sell at any price.
WE MUST, because we never carry over
goods.
WE CAN. because we have had good
trade this season. and have made money, so
WE CAN afford to sell for time at cost.
WE WILL, as abbreviated list below
will show:
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tLoun BRrkp. Flour

We ARE SrtLrSc
THE BEST PAINT PROCrcSS FLOUR PER
BARREL FOR s6.25.
ALSO NAPHEY'~ REFINED LARD, IN AND
10 POUND BUCKET, AT q CTS. PER POUND.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
ROASTED. - CTS.
FINEST RIO COFFEE, ROASTED. L. CTS
GOODS To ANY AMOUNT DELIVERED FREE
WALKER K WRIGHT.
jefS-3w 9lS aud $50 Louisiana ave.
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LADIES GOODS.


j. G.. Hurcnrssos .
IMPORTER
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIdMED HATS, BoNNETS.
FLOWERS AND ErAMINE SCAIGS Al AND
BELOW COST.
LATEST STYLES FOR THE SEASHoRE AND
COUNTRY IN SHADE HATS.
CLOAKS.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT on SPRING WRAPS.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON RAGLANS AND
CLOTH COSTUMES
HANDSOME s. LIZ SUITS S27.
10 PER CENT Dissolution DRESSTRfMMINGS
BUTTONS PRINCES. BRATDS &c.
SPECIAL STYLES IN JERSEYS AT LOW PRICES
WHITE SUITS.
FRENCH DRESSING SACoUt3S At GREAT BAR
PARASoLS AT COST.
FOSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AND
MITTS 10 PER CENT Di SCOUNT.
Cite Trevise. Paris eO7 Pa ave
iy:S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

EnERsoS PrASos
OVER 10000 NOW IN USE
thoroughly trsi-ciass and reliable piano at a
medium price.
STICK & co. AND BAUS Il co. PIANOS
Pianos aud Organs exchanged repaired tuned,
toXeo, and Tor reI Ken. applied if purchased
Best and most compete assortment o, DC music in
The c,ty.
HENRY FPrRHtCH
ali) + street,
mo9 Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Co
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We viii now talk about CHEMISE!!

We viii now talk about CHEMISE!!
Extra long Cambria Chemise, with deep hem and
two clusters of fine tucks lace yokes, at &c. never
sold less than S1.50
Again we have CHEMISE at &c, with all over
Embroidered Yoke aud also numerous other styles at
the same low figures. None worth less than 81 rs
They are really very cheap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
CLosING-OUT PRICES.

REGULAR PRICES. CLos1NG-OUT PRICES.
SOC. SILK Hose. all colors, for. Csc.
49c. and 55c. Isle Thread Hose ior............44c
4Sc. Gauze Undervests, all sizes, for .........:,oe
$10S Sateen COrsets all cOlOrs, for. so
CSC. Cotton Underwear, all styles, &c
81 25 Cotton Underwear. all styles, for ....SSc.
$29S Jerseys, all sizes and Styles for 81 IS
Csc. Bustles, all STYLES, for. ..,sOc
S1.75 SILK Sun Umbrellas, for ............... 81 43
$l9S Satin Coaching ParasOs for ..... 81 so
I5c. SILK Mltts all colOrS ti:3c
42c. 81 MlttS all cOlOrS for
S14S Silk Mousquetaire Gloves for 25
Csc. Jewelry, in all styles fOr.....st c
29f. Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for 2 gc
ACC. Expanding SatchelS for ......... 4;)c
csc. Satchels. all styles. Soc
29c. Real Alligator Skin Purses for 2;sc
Ice. Fans, in all styles, for........ ...l5c
Csc. Fans, in all styles, for ....S5 Soc
l212c. Warranted All-iinen H'dk' is for. lIc
4Sc. Null Fichus, embroidered, for ...41c
25c. Laces in ell styles, fol. ...............23c
Csc Chiid's Fancy Collars for........I 9c
26c Flowers, i'll all sly les. for. 19c
39c and 4oc Flowers, all styles. for
S1.25 "AllOver' Embroidery for .. Csc
33c Large bottle Florida Water for ..29c
11c. Champagne bottle Bay Rum for l4c
GENTS GENTS GENTS
1926 Allslk Umbrellas, 26-inch for.....S2 10
s9c. 'Paais Royal Dress Shirts for......1Sc
&c. Hall Hose, all styles, for ..........22c
41c. Ventilatng Undershrts fur.....3lc
41c Pun and Knot Scarts, q i styles
soc. Jean Drawers, tailor made for 46c
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G.. L. Wnp & Bno.
TO9 Tth street northwest. sole agents for
the STIEFF and KRANICH d BACH PT1~-Vs-ssS=gL3
AMOS and Gallys Wonderful Setfplsyngs 81
Instruments Several bargains easy ternsip Pianos
ana Organs which have been used. Pianos and or.
CANS tor rent. tuned and repaired. iaIO
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MRs SELMA RuppERr.

Mas SELMA IiuppERr
Cos 9th street. opposite Potent Once.
Large and complete stock of Ladies and Children's
HOSIERY. CORSETS. SUMMER UNDERWEAR
SILK and Isle Thread GLOVES and MITfENS.
EMBROIDERIES, FLOUNCINGS, AI.L-OvERS,
In Sw iss. Nainsook and Cambria.
CHANTILLY, FEDORA ORIENTAL. EGYPTIAN.
MEbICIS AND OTHER TRIMMING LA, Is AT
REDUCED PRICES leg
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AeucsO "oLian, especially the woman OF educa-
tion and refinement, has gotten rid of-and
that Is, fussiness. In daily life IL expe nds
Itself In a vast amount of talking and unneces-
sary preparation and worry over every little
cnangS, event. or circumstance that is I'M
usual; In asking u dozen question where one
would DO; In getting ready and exciting the
entire household In regard to a trip of AN hun
0red miles as Il IL were journey around the
world: ia making the most common aud com
mon place acts OF every day existence the in
creasing cause OF wonder, alarm, surprised
comments, and startling calculations
ID dress. business exhibits itself In flying
ends, in bits stuck without meaning. in de.
signs cut up into small pieces; in Ornamental
ton that has relation to the object upon
which IL Is expended; in the adding OF numier-
Gus accessories, cOngruOus or inconsruOis. Az ID
mlnclns coiors In such way as To produce utter
confusion OF ideas. Ia fact, the outcome of
iosslnes, Is always confusion, and il is the be-
setting sin OF otherwise very good women-a
lauit that l. considered by men more a. !,
CHARACTERISTIC OF the sex than a popularity that
training ooHterates or uodifieS, and for which
II l. To be held responsible. There is nothing
howsver-not moral delinq ueucy or mental in.
capaefty-that so impar- a wornan's influence
Is this same quality of fussine-s. Men every
where dread IL and it is more obvious now that
the speed with wnich We travel and with which
every act OF life las u be executed renders
prolnptness, decision. quiet, accordance and
an absence OF Obstructive impedimenta in
speech and belongings indispensable TO eujoy.
ment or satisfaction ia work or play.
The subject may not seem To have much reie.
v2ncy to the dress question; but IL has much
More than IS apparent on the surface. In a
great degree !, marks the difference between
what II called the good aud bad style. I,
furnishes a test of the kind and amount OF train
Ing woman has received and her power OF
approaching II and putting IL To its best use
There are fussy men-and every woman has q
horror of them; but they less numerous
Than the tnssy women because their more prac
ticfl lives rub IL or knock il out OF. them. But
II 10 better TO have IL rerned or trained out o.
them; and this has been the case with two
classes of women. One class has ceased to be
fpssy because Ii is bad iorm," the other be
cause it Is unproiessionai ar unbuSiness like
and experience has taught them that success In
Motive lie depends on q clear head and upon
holding ones forces well in hand FOR real work
not expanding them upon imaginary lions o,
Gelf-crsated lipdrapces. This does not mean
that the dress aud habits OF women should
! become Ike those OF men; that they should
\nodel themselves upon rigid lines and never
epart from them. Gu the contrary, grace and
- 10 he Enderesf bs g.. nr "a
ikHs<Es lea. ilAs srt~ns thAn distine
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4
preston; but they rarely go beyond this: rarely
become artists because that needs time and
nara WORK IN addition to great natural gifts
which they are not willing to put into a pur-
suit.
ACCEssoRIEs
The square braces which gave Breton effect
to the dress is one of the newest designs or re.
vivals in trimming, and is particularly good in
the formation of over-dresses for young girls
and children. The straight skirts facilitate the
use of the tunic or over-dress and the Shoulder
braces with their pretty cluster of loops upon the
toi,oi the sleeve from both apron and OverdreSs
and can easily be made as dressy As the one
and as useful a, the other.
Hosiery and gloves are in corresponding
shade- this season and are noticeable for their
quiet tones, their soft tints and perfect lit and
! finish: All the new black hose have white feet
or rather soles the white part not being nj.
| lowed 10 show with low cut slippers.
,-. ne snowy vulgar parasols have disappeared
Tinted silk and black silk. both covered with
lace. are the favortes, with cream pOngee EN-
broidered, and lined with delicate color The
imitation OF pongee In cheap twenty five cent
only used for Innings tor parasols and as a basis
| for decorative embroidery.
Some beautiful toilets have been made lately
| IN which gold and other beaded embroidery
| play conspicuous part. The beading is ali
done by hand and consists OF the smallest beads
hke seeds, set close in solid figures, forming
borders. panels vests, collars, cuffs and entire
| fronts oi dresses. Pale pink and petunia shades
Sia..-oine amber, cream, and ruby colors are
/ used. Fine gold beaded embroidery Is used
/ upon grey aud ynouse-green. steeI ia com bfned
with the new lead work
Artificial flowers were very pretty when they
hrst made their appearance this season, many
| OF them being arranged in natural "posy' bou
quets sh;ss Is, the flowers tied naturally to
1 gether}: but the tinseiled effects are now de
| manded by the popular voice and in every
| manufacturing millinery establishment girls
are employed in taking these daintiiy arranged
] seinbances of natural flowers, sticking them iu
| "a SIZE pot, and then shaking over them bronze
| gold. or silver powder from boxes perforated
Ike pepper boxes, which stand beside the m.
| JENNY 1UNE
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81 CAPITAL PRIZE, S76 600 IN
Tickets only IS. shares In proportion
OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,

We do herebu certify that ssg fhe drnp0s
u,s,t for all The Monthly and SENT Annual DrdDinps al
The Loaisfdno STATE LOnfry CsnIs0ay, and IN yelso~
aud control the Dyaciaes thesseiues and at
ft soase conducted toh honesty and ia 1000
ydfh foiudrd at parties and dIor1ze The Ctup1s1
a. Uis certificate nth fdc-siDss " og ssgssofs
QtfQcted. % lis adreyYs Srga<fux"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-17

choice 43l044c, strictly prime 10000, prime
859S6c; Louisiana centrifugals strictly prime
29G30c, common to good common l60lec. Cot
ton seed oil dun and dropping; prime crude
24925c.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 16.--Grain active: Wheat
No. red. 93c. Corn-new mixed, SIC. Oats
No. 2ymixed, SIC. Provisions quiet Bacon n
clear rib sides nominal.A Bulk meats--clear
RIB sides 5 lhc, oleaIs sides 4Oc, shoulders 10.
Pork, mess $40. Hams, sugar cured Ice, Lard,
choice leaf SOC. et8 q
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Dec. 10. 8 100 p. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm; spot 2Ts Sd, December delivery
27s Sd. january to April 2ss.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, noon'-spirits turpen-
tine steady at s7g<c. Rosin steady at 81 OPS
@l 49, facf1art gTN
SEQ D. m.-spirita turpentine firm at S711@
3Sc Rosln dull.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l6,-Sprits turpentine
quiet. 21 20. Rosi0 -strained soc, good strained
S7lS(Gs0c.7 f T tGgL
WILNINGTON, Dec. l6.-Spirits turpentine
steady st 3414c. ROsin firm: soc for strained
and S5c for good strained. Tar firm at 81 00.
Crude tuf'pentne steady; hard 81 90, yellow
dup and virgin 81 50.
rd} ANNA RICE.
NEW York. Dec. l6.-Market firm.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l6.-Market steady {;
fair 4l&,24l60,. good 5D5l4c. prime ubl5Ce5Ac.
Rough-Uplatfd SoD90o, tide Wster u OO&l 10.
Sales 100 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l6.-Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to prime 81 se5l5c. as
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON. Dec. Is, 4 y. m.-COnsols, 99as for
money; gg6 for account
NEW YORK. Dec. l6. n0on.-Stocks moder-
ately active but heavy Money easy az lNlg
3 per cent, EXehange-long, &4S4; short. "a ~.
state bonds duh but strong. Government
bonds dull but steady. g.,
800 d, m.-Exchange, unchanged. Money
closed At 2l503l1{ per cent. Sub-Treasury bal
Ances--Gold, Si72.149. 900; currency, 3l3,8@l'-
900. Government bonds active ana strong;
four per cents. l2i; three per cents, lVJH'
The stock market has again been active ana
strong, although trading during the morning
hour was somewhat smaller than usual on
ve~v active market The total sales we're izO,-
00O shares, and business was some what better
dtatributed than for beveral days past. but I'VE
etocks contributed nearly go per cent Ottthe
davis business After a firm opening ana
some hesitation IN the early 1ealinss, WIZ
more or lees irregular movements the marker
eteadted. aud was lrm at midday az fractions
nboye last EVENING" close. IN the next hour
there was q decline, during which large por-
lion Of the earlie r advances was lost; hut from
tbnt time until the close the market was
strong IL closed strong &C about we Deal
prices OF the day ana 1t an average OF over
ner cent above last EVENING" close. Alter
ne announcement that n receiver had Deen
amounted for Texas Pacific the stock rallied
and closed q Der cent. higher, While missouri
pacific closed ~ per cent. higher on the pc.
itef thai tins meant n still further control OF
lie former road by The latter. Missouri, Kan
sge and rsNas "a ~ and Pacific Mail "a per
ccnt higher. Pacific Mails net earning Tor
No six months ended Oct. 81 am0un en- 70
SggOOO. Union Pacific was heavy on uniAFor-
ablc reports regarding its earnings i9I tnc
past quarter. The following are tho closing