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TRADE SITUATION.
SOME slaNs OF lMpRovEaIiE:a1
In General Busineas-weo Selling Freely u
fail Pfiee.Zrho Demand very Brisk. &

NEw YoRr. AUGUST 2s-Bradtreets Il, Il,

Il IT, .a T
It's commercial summary says:
While the general! trade situation as re-
ported this week in special kilograms to
,Bradsseets continues to be favorable, there
is less to be said Of the indication. 10
permanence in the increased activity
shown. In addition to what has been said
d. the improvement in textile lines, the
demand fotpig iron at Philadelphia, and
generally West Of the Alleghenies, except
at Cleveland, has shown some gain. In
the East this Is not the case, and while
there may have been some improvement
inthe inquiry, there is none in price or
demand. Dealers in Eastern markets are
inclined to the opinion that, unless the
competing Southern furnaces. are cut OF
by finding ample markets nearer home or
by higher freight rates, Eastern pig irons
are not likely 70 advance much in the near
future. Steel railsare stronger, but not 80
much higher as irresp reports have
mentioned. The mill owners have ayow-
ed their intentions of putting rails up to
$50 per ton.
Notwithstanding the continued dstrength
in the Eastern dry goods market and the
upward tendency OF prices some manufac:
turers continue to- curtail production.
There are others making preparations to
enlarge their output. The strength Of
prices in leading lines continues.
In grocery staples sugar has shown an
improvement, but ten aud; ;cotfes are still
behind last year. Dairy products are i'm
proved and higher. Wheat has been
somewhat stronger at times since the
severe depression OF the two preceding
weeks. The small advance made has
served to check exports and stop business
sufficient to Indicate that, however short
the crop may be, foreign consumers are
not yet ready % assist in q material adj
vance. In North Minnesota and Dakota.
it is believed that q two.thirds crop will
be harvested. Spring wheat flrmers are
better able 70 hold their grain this year
than last and In view of the short crop II!
Is expected that they will.market no more
than compelled 10. & &
The demand for money at Chicag5, ST.
Louis and at sSan Francisco Is light, con.
less than q radical increase in
the demand for merchandise would war.
rant ~ ~. 80 sf,slt ~
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WOOL MARKET.

Tho Product seilins Freely at Fali Prices.
Seven weeks Sales, x
BosroS, August 29.-The Adtatiser in
|itsiWeekly. y.reyiew OF the oolmarket says:
The firm tone which has been manifested
for the past few weeks continues, and wool
is still ceiling freely atfallprices. During
the past seven weeks the sales foot up
about 20, 100000 pounds, against o, 800 700
pounds for the same time last year, and
|21,sOooO pounds for the same periodiin
1883. The continued demand for woolby
manufacturers Is rather more than has
been expected, as IL was supposed that
most of the mills would be filed up, alter
their heavy buying but they are still In
the market, and dealers find no difficulty
to sell their wool as fast as they can. open
IL. The demand for woolen goods con.
tinues brisk aud manufacturers are taking
orders freely at last years prices, while
raw wool is fhlly 1c, ii not more, less than
q year ago, which leaves them a fair
chance iora profit, and they are taking
full advantage Of IL, as the large sales of
wool prove.
The countrymarket is strong, and many
lots of wool sold during the past few
weeks could not be replaced at the same
figures as they brought, which also
Strengthens the views Of dealers who do
not want to be entirely cleaned out. The
stock in this market Is still liberal, how
ever, and while many dealers are sold
largely ahead Of their deliveries, they
have yet plenty Of wool TO meet the wants
Of customers as soon as they get their
goods opened. In Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleece wools the sales show sonefalling off
Iinvolume ofbusinessd lone, while the trans
actions reported, are in numbers Of in
stances, at advanced prices.
The stock Of fine foreign woods in this
market Is meagre, and prices here cannot
compete with quotations abroad, which
will cause importati tious TO rule light, SO
holders Of fine aeeces are not offering their
best goods except at better figures. One
sale OF 30, 900 pounds XsX Pennsyly Vat
SIC shows that this class Of goods Is steady,
while No. 4 Ohio tleecea were sold at 82ic,
against sales reported last week at not
over SEC, and some dealers arc now hold
ing No. 1 feeces as high as $50. Michigan
tleeces are also firm, and sales Of y. are re-
ported as high as SOC, the range being Goa
SOC. Aiweek ago some dealers were ask
ling as high as 800, but sales were made as
low 3as 2Sa29e. IS .s 4. {. q
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RicaMosD, Va, August 50. The legis.
latiye committee, which has been invest.
eating the affairs inthe Office Of the Audi
tor Of Public Accounts, made necessary
by the defalcation Of First Clerk VIM. R.
Smith. have concluded theirlabors. Their
report shows that the general ,inyestisa.
CATION covers the period Of seven years
past, but the investigation Of the in
.debtedness Of the ban goes back fifteen
yeara. During that time the shortage
foots up over Si4l, COO sand the State has
recovered SSl, COO from deltnquents, be.
sides $50, 600 given up by Smith, who Is
nowin jIil awaiting the decision Of the
motion for 0 new trial, he having been
convicted edlunder an Indictment and given
twoyears In the penitsntiary. There are
thirteen other indictments against him.
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'PlARNELI1S DEMANDS.
or WARS spHKoH
pseiarinE Ihat Thss ssRiIiN Never Ne Grantee,
Cholera Brehks ont at Sagasaki,
Japan serious Riots IA SPAIN
Roeheterps Hspocritieal Scheme.

LosDos, August 50. The Marquis Of
Harrington, who was Minister Of wsr
under the Gladstone government, deliver
ed an address at Rosendale yesterday,
inwhich he urged the extension Of local
seltgcyernment 90 that Parliament might
be enabled toig give its attention solely 70
Imperial Liquidation. The party, hesaid,
would dneyerc concede lIr.P Parnell,s demand,
the ultimateresu Of which would be to
bind the British members, irrespective Of
politics, TO combine toikeep the Empire
intact.
Lord Harrington said he was glad that
Mr.. Parnell had defined his positi lion, and
the condition upon which his alliance
could be purchased. BE thought no po.
litical party In, England would consentto
retain office by coneeding Mr.. Pafnell'a
demands. He believed that that gentle
man had for once made q mistake in stat
ing his demands, and thereby insured his
own defeat II he persisted lin his policy
Of Obstruction peans would be found lbyia
practically united people to impoee q firm
veto on proposals. that were fatalto thei
tegrity and prosperity OF the empire.
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NEwsIM.lR:. .lR:.nl1EE.

Therun on the Spring Garden Bank, Of
Philadelphia, has ended. e Z i5
Ida Dipgman, Of Seymour, Ind, aged
seventeen, took dose OF Rough on Rats
and died.
The Glrreat the Chicago literary publ:
cation, it is stated, will appear as usual
hereafter. 81
Another case growing out Of the assign
ment Of Archbishop Purcell has been filed
in the Ohio Supreme Court.
Afirei in Cincinnati damaged the Pioneer
Cooperage Company's building and stock
10 the extent Of s1s, 900. s3
James Merrill, o bridge carpenter on
the o. q NJ. 3. R., was instantly killed by
d fall from trestle near Cambridge, o.
At Polk, o., Willie Moon, aged nine
years, shot his sister Jennie, aged SIX,
with his father musket killing her in.
stantly. 5.
B. +. Coates, Of Portsmouth, Ohio, has
been appointed receiver OF the Cincin.
natl Il Eastern road, vice JOHN Z. Mel Lean,
resigned. 5IaFs
Henry u sskaggs Is in jail at Crawtords.
shsr,a I II n f SSins 5his thisteen.yeas.olS e @
sts,!S I ys al asAst "a, : 80 - go
~ ~ IA, az II, !, al,
from hesecond story platform Of q Gin.
siansa alEs ssssRs % aaa injuries
-. "a q, 80,
~ tsan,S p,, ~ w ssupos a hs,
lk,on tIsple eounty, -, gsel s.lsss
aiea relstlyes wels present, pteselsll
sigat 'olnslehs v sssases. z I,
Alfred, Johnson, aged sixty years, post:
master at Port w lillian, o., who had been
siek !! ana espo9nden. iof some tlme' enaea
nus nlssiy py tla''ssllg lllissll. tli.
The Washtngton Park club, Of Chicago,
offers =, 600 fora race between Miss Wood
ford and Fteeland, or g, 600 between these
two and Pontiac. Corrigans owner Of
Fteeland, viii accept either propodaon.
Ira +. Powers frame furniture factory
at Portland, Oregon, burned yesterday
morning. Isoss $1,000; insurance sls,.
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NATIONAL PASTIlLE.
cn1cAeo AND sEw YoRK CLUBS
Neck and Neck for ths League Psnnasat-st
Louis san Holds Flrs. Place in the
American Games as
Home.-dossip Of the Diamond.

Chicago dropped one game 70 Detroit
last week, and New York, by winning
right along, has pulled up pretty closeto
Anson's team. The struggle between
these two clubs will from this on be the
most memorable in the history Of the
game, and will be watched with intense
interest. Providence has been meeting
with hard luck at the hands Of the Phila-
delphiaa, but still hss a strong lead for
third place, with the Quaker City fourth.
Boston, Buffalo, ST. Louis and Detroit FOL.
low in the order named.
The coming champions have 0 clear lead
| of twelve games over the Allegheny and
cannot be- dislodged from their position.
The contest between Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati is very warm, with the teams
almost on even terms, Pittsburgh SSfpg
d shade the best Of It in the percentage.
Louisville is dropping back and will have
all the work 1t can do 70 hold fourth place,
as the Athletics and BfooAyns are not far
of.
CANES 3ATHoME.
The experimental game with the Globes
at the fair grounds last Saturday was not
o glitteting success, the Bellaire men vim
ming as they liked by a score Of IA Q.
me young Players a.u pss.sy wy, ", ",
the vets. were entirely out OIL practice and
aided materially in increasing the score.
The team will be revised and made to
practice together, II the boys want TO COM
tinue TO experiment, and probably, with
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GAuakR WARDEN lays down the bung.
starter and the gauge in favor Of Prof
louis Gaus, who will gauge whisky in
Dninor and charm the applejack 'distil-
lers with his magic flute.
Mt. warden's long experience gives
way before the demands ola reform Dem.
ocaey. NJ Warden is one Of the mos,
offensive Of partisans, to the insult tyot'
ing and working for the Republican ticket
having added the injury Of q thorough
mastery Of his business and IN efficient
Performance Of his duties. 1twas not in
tie nature Of things that he could long
survive the incoming Of q reform admins
tsssiOa. si5 4
His successor is as yet unacquaintee
with the work, but he votes the Demo
cratic tieketwith religious regularity ant
plays the piceolo with q rayishins prof
cheney.
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QUE MAkY' Asl lRos.IALINp.

miss Anderson Appears inSAs;You Like +,
Supported by Her own Company.
LONDON, August g! Miss Mary Ander.
son, with her own company Of dramatic
artists, gave o performance Of AS You
Like 1tsat slraiord: ON. Avon, this after.
noon, fol. the benefit Of the Shakespeare
memorial fund. Miss Anderson never
having seen the comedy played, to cer-
tain extent created the part of Rosaiiad,
or rather eaye her own rendering. She
also, sang the song Usually omitted by.
Rosalfndsi thus making her debut as O con-
tralto.
The company comprised those who are
going out 70 America with Miss Ander-
son, and include the following: j. Il.
Mscklin, Forbes Robertson, ]. g. Taylor,
Mrs. Ellington, Miss ltfiie Tilbury, Sid.
ney Hayes, Henry Vernon, Arthur Lewis
md Mr., Wilson, the baritone. Miss TIL
bury is q daughter Of lydia Thompson,
and will accompany Miss Anderson 70 the
United States, whittier Lydia Thompson
herself intends 10 50 next winter TO pro.
|duce o new burlesque. 4
The Vokes family in their coming
American tour viii include In their roper.
toire o dramatic version Of Austey's
iaTinted Yenus,N composed BY. Oscar
Wilde's brother, Willie lYilde.s
Oscar Nilde now says he viii name his
heir Cyril. ~ N &
8 Miss Btaddons eldest son, George, has
decided 10 adopt the stage as 0 proiession..
william, his younger bro othef, will soon
make his debut as m author. Z
Miss Kate Vaughan has returned from
her holiday tourin Russia, much improv-
ed in health. Z q = 4 isis'l;' 90 :.
Z Mr.. and Mrs Bancroft have decided to
make o tour In the United States.
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81. LouIs, August 3o.-It having been
spread abroad that the statement made by
Lucian a. White and nowin, the hands Of
the United States District Attorney Is Of
the nature Of q confession Of his connec-
ton with the scheme 10 counterfeit Bra
lillian notes, the Assistant Attorney says
ity is simply voluntary statement, and
cannot be put in evidence or in any way
used against w White, nor can the District
Attorney testify as TO what it contains.
The only yslne itposses giving infor.
nation Of confed ederates. While in an in.
terfiew, in which he repeats much that
has already been published he ssys the
man who first b cached to him the project
Of having the Brazilian notes initiated for
use as labels was his brother Joseph, and
NOT Love as heretofor stated. 4. 4 4
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TOO 10JIoF FA5srAFlssMAN.
WI, W,Ftlp,, e g.ka., We. Dropped Asts a

Why Virgins, Of Texas, Was Dropped After
w4suNaTos, August 29.-1t looked for
atine to-day as Il something new under
the Democratic sun, had been discovered.
Nr. Virgins, Of Texas, who was desig-
nassdstx months ago es copyist in the
Qua,tsrnaster Generals office, came out
sllis morning in q card and several letters
toay that he had been dropped atthe
end Of hisprobation solely because hewas
q Democrat 1t has caused much talk
among the brethren during the day. The
burden Of the remarks wast that It seemed
bad enough and quite as much as ought
obe borne Tor the President 10 20 of and
leave the White House and half the. Gov
ernment in the hands OF the Republ blicans,
without having Democrats who had sue
cseded In squeezing thamsely Ives in put out
simply because they. were Democrats.
What made II worse was that Virgins
Nasa Cleveland delegate TO Chicago. But
later in the dayit came ont that Virgins
trouble was that he was D statesman and
not . eopyfst. General Holabird, the
oeattetmastef General, explained the
matter. n
s0t tben presented 10 me by the
Civil Service Commission, oil were from
Washington except Virgins, who IVES
from TEXTS! For this reason he was se-
lected, but snone OF the candidates bad
passed pafticularly good examinatl tons.
On tecaiying hiB appointment he was dis
appointed that Il was only that Of q copy
ist, aud, tile General says, would never
~ 70 iit himself 10 the place that he teit
was beneath him.
aIn taef, says the Genera, .he was 9
bright young mar, and miRht make g very
good statesman, but he was not satisiacto-
y Is q copytst. A copyiSt Is what We
wanted, so when called upon 70 report
upon him, We Baid he was not aatisiep tory,
That's oil there Is init. Politics had moth
insto do withthe matter.p Z
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FoRElaNi iFIAsHiss.

Bismarck 70 organ says thatan anglo Chi
ineae alliance would cost Russia Manchuria
in the event 3of war with England. g
The Marquis Of Salisbury hasinyited M.
de Ffeycinet, French Minister for Foreign
Affairs, 10 personal conference at Dieppe.
4 a fire in the timber yard Of Thomas
Fasman, 14S Remington road, q. o.,
Iopdon, caused damage 10 the amount of
$3.50 600. i8:S
Three people were killed and several
injured by the fall OF q cliff yesterday at
the village Of Da@lish, Devon county,
England. ',+s3 Z. y s,ll K ,.
Mr.. John W. Foster, q. S. Minister TO
Spain, babe farewelllt to King Alfonso SAT-
urday. Mr.. Foster is about to return to
the United States.
Germans destroyed the boat Of an ana-
tenr French yachtman, saillug in the
Rhine at Cologne, because the boat was
flying the French colors. ~ ~
Henderson, Frean & Co, grain, and -four
commission merchants, at Nos Corn Ex;
change Chambers, London, have failed.
Their liabilities are stated TO be S150, COO.
President Cardenas denies that the
Panama Canal Company has offered him
25, ,000, 600 francs for the obstruction Of the
projected canal through Nicaragua, and
that the offer had been accepted.
II is almost certain that peace between
England and Russia, on the Afghan ques,
ton, is now completely assured. The two
Governments are at present busily en-.
gagged in arranging the last details Of q
mutual sundersta landing, and the negotia.
tions are proceeding rapidly and harmo.
niously.
The Medical Congress in session at Ant,
werp has adopted q resolution asking the
Government OF Belgium TO use its good
Offices to induce the powers TO reorganise
the International Sanitary Council oi
Alexandria, for the purpose Of stopping
the entrance OF cholera into Europe by
way Of the suez Canal in theifuture.
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Pleading; for Riei.

RocHEsFER, n. Y, August so.-A large
!ly3 attended and enthusiastic meeting Of
the French Canadians Of this city was held
to-day in behalfof Riel. Addresses were
made by prominent Frenchmen; Of this
city, aud 9 petition addressed tosecretary
Bayard asking for the interposition Of the
United States Government, was unani-
mously adopted. The petition, which is
signed by all the French residents, states
that Rielisa citizsnio the United States
and that his trial was not o fair one.
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.perate, though Il WIS apparent that he
was,powing weary while McG Gatttey was
fresher. Sullivan closed and they gave Q
number OF .in:b blows and separated. Sui
liyan kept pushing his adversary around,
and when near the ropes they clinehed
and both fell. Arising, Sullivan closed
again, but this time McG Gafitey got away
without q fall; and delivered o light blow
on Sullivan, who sent d terrific blow back,
but cCafirey dueked and escaped, and
the time Of the sixth round expired.
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Freirht EMO ohnlnlre5,. h.ll.l:,5. .

sAH FRANclsco, August 80; "A reduc-
ton Of one cent per pound in the freight
rate on hops from the Pacific coast to East
ern points has been made by ali trans.
continental roads. The old rate was three
cents. The new:ratei goes into effect Sep
tember ..
MoyTREA1, August s0.-The forwarding
companies have decided 70 increase the
rates on grain September !, from Kingston
TO Montreal, 10 q cents per bushel for
wheat, and q ceats for corn. Z
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c1sctsSATI, August ga man giving
his name as John otterssads from Hunt
ington, w. Va, was attacked by q crowd
Of roughs, nt the corner OF Seventh isnd
Gulvert streets, and d watch and chain, the
latter OF cbnsiderab yalus, With charm
attached, was taken from him. he told
his story 10 0aicer Fraser, who.wa5 ngia-
BE TO tind the tniarteanlg, and no arrest
,rsir,si made
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Boycott Not Yet Raised.

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-A dispatch from
sedalia, Mo-, contradicts the report sent
out from there last night, that q telegram
had been received from Secretary Turner,
of the National Committee Of the Knights
of Labor, directing Chairman Drew 10
raise the boycott on the Wabash and Mis-
souri, roads. n
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SD asII tl,s sSrenr Man.

CnlcAdo, August a0.-T'wo young men,
names unknown, rot into a fight near Van
Buren, aud Halstead streets this morning.
One discharged pistol ut his opponent,
bul instead oil hitting him, struck William
Mott, aged 3e. Mott died tonight. The
1.-Two young men have not been arrested,
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lGOSN1SlEo liza = iEsG.44d ess Ii v AsS.
DR.. Dewey, the one Retorred 70 In the
wlisssbarro Letter, Believes it Genuine
BesToS, August 2s.-The young Eng:
Ilish surgeon, Z. a. Graham Dewey, Of
this city, who Is referred to in-the letter
received a day or two ago by Maxwell, the
alleged murdererot Preller, which letter
purports to have been written by Preller
lnimself from WI kesbarre, Pa, states that
he knows nothing ol the letter orof the
ST. Louis mystery, and calls attention TO
several character il the letter pecu-
liar to Euglishmen. These characteristics
HE thinks he recog ognizes as belonging ex-
clusiyely to preller, whom he knew quite
we'll. The mention Of Tewksbnry In the
letter referred to by Dewey, Is q startling
cofncide dence, inasmuch as g conversation
|of that kind efeffed TO In the letter actii..
allysdid take place between Maxwell and
Dewey 10 which conversation Prellerwas
Ia listener. =
,Df. Dewey believes that Pfelleris alive,
| but Is much imysti fed by the peculiar de-
yelopments in the case. He knows that
Palier rcarfied a heavy insurance on his
| life, because he was told so by Preller.
| DR.. Dewey does not think that Max
well'sfeai name Is crooks. He says that
Maxwell, ,as he knew him, was very effem-
Innate, and was entirely devoid Of courage
IItit be Maxwell, he says, who is under
arrest IN st. Louis, and who presents so
bold o front, he must be very sure OF his
ground. DR.. Dewey further says that he
does not believe that tho body supposed
| to be Pfeller's was ever satisfactorily iden-
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IiaI1nIgsn statIstiss.

WASutSdToS, %. o. Augast so.-The
chief Of tie Bhseau II Statistics reports
that the toni number oi immigrants who
arrived At tie seyen principal ports oi this
country during July was 2SS0i. For July
lSSi, tie number va ) S2, a. for the seven
months ending July 81 last. eiS,lIs;; for
the orregpondlng period last year 2I6, $50.
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ralmage,. pepaisrlty d 1reIana.

BELf4sT, August 80. The Rev. Mr..
Talmage preached al st. Enoch's Church
in this city, to-day, 70 aIlargei congregation,
numbering 4. 1000. He afterwards cd.
dressed an assemblaee computed at about
900, who could not gain admittance 10
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AHIrhiy cesasets!.;a 1lebb.r.,

MILWAUKEE,, August sO.-A would.be
express robber captured at Elroy, July %,
in d cunningly arranged box Of his own
manufacture, and which he had caused to
be; shipped with himself secreted inside,
from Black River Falls for Chicago, has
been iaenti fied as Robert O. Niecols, taem-
ben, of q respectab Bile and well-to;do family.
Two years ago Nfccols was Q student at the
Orchard Lake Michigan military academy.
He left his home early in July having
$1,000 or more in his possession TO engage
In the cattle business in Dakota. It Is
supposed that he Lost bis moneyigaming
and d.fesorted TO this shrewd but unstlc-
cessfrl scheme to rob the Express com-
pany. Heis now in iaIlat Munston, this
Slate.
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:, !, yefy clear now that Il the Presi.
liant wishes 10 get beyond the reach Of
.hs g Dress he will have to find place more
ssmets ssr than the North Woods. This is
TN American press that he is dodging.