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LADIES AND MESs u sbERwEAn
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

In calling attention to stock Of these goods
desire to say that they are made in accordance with
our orders by an eastern Manufacturer, whose fcii
ties for fine work are considered second to none.
We have aimed to improve the standard of quality
wherever possible, and unhesitatingy pronounce this
stock the best made and most carefully finished we
have ever offered customers at the prices named
100 dozen Ladies Fine Gauze Vests, silk bound and
High neck and long sleeves. Low neck and no
sleeves.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Gauze Undervests, finished
cuffs sk bound nd and d stitched extra value
~ 49,. SST ;ss $ Sc: ThKEE FOR 81,
High neck and long sleeves. High neck and short
ONLY Soc EACH.
sna asse Vests silk bound
High neck and long sleeves High neck and short
% dozen Ladies Fine Balbriggan Vests silk 'front.'
High neck eek. with 1is i s and short sleeves
MEMS sGIME sRe: U tNsHIaw
g dozen Mems Fine Gauze Vests. reeular-made
cD s" oSE ssa% &C. ESax and short sleeves
as st s
sleeves,
Mems Shs BaiDrissan and
samer Vests These are better quality and better fin
ONLY soc. EACH.
81, Best veto dozen Mems Fine French Balbriggan
and hem pearl buttons. We sold this quality
last seaso a and thought j. extra
and Drawers at our price, viz:
ONLY 6Il1c. EACH.
II you intended purchasing 75c quality buy these.
cHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Chdrens Fine Gauze Vests, silk bound and stitched
long and short sleeves,
ONLY 25c. EACH.
Elegant line Of Children's Gossamer Vests, ct low
prices
(silk Department-frst floor, last on the leh.)
WOODWA ARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 PENN. AVE (ap28l o12 ST.
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VAPoR STOVES that can't leak, for sale by A
Eberly & Sons, rs 9TH st. NV
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A CHANGE from winter to spring necessitates
q change of clothing. You Will find Eiseman
Bros, corner 9TH and E, the place to supply
your wants
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNIvERsITY OF vIRaINIA-sUMNER Law
ST Gssa eth sbps GS
University Of Va)to
ap29-w&s1m Prof Com. and Stat. Law.
lO1 lIds sHhEET aETw f5s.S 1 s4s1ua
IsssSH
TI1HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN
ms sS the o e ss
B. c He IS well Known 10 the andersigned IS Chris
tian gentleman Of grea, worth adminisira
zeal in the discharge Of any which may be con.
ssnha Geo ao@e chs
Nm john
r. Page, Of University Of Virginia.
M william s. a4 sn; yess
az head and founder Of one Of our ieang schools in
son. of unusual attainments. and ofrare Who
Ss C
Catalogues Of Norwood Institute for $3.50 sent on
application.
References-Patrons of the school in this city
Address MR. and MRS VIM D. CABELL. Wash
ington D. c. ap27
TUE CIVIL rs sE EsnnsE1ya IMsr crr
Practical Civil Service studies; and
Say 1b 1t1 EVEN
Terms rea aSGS Hours from to spmj ja22lsw.
THE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL. GIT 7TH NV.
IL
sons. Sole right to Howe's system Of BOOKKEEPING
spesai r. apal p
| THE NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
vi, h Us o St n W. Pr r. DuMAINE, Principal
and Spanish VIC SUMMER LASS ~ fn spi Sfrmsn
JAMES CoRRIpoN. PRIVATE TUTOR FIF.
s achilles s. for %T
THE BERL1Tz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Baltimore, Boston, BROOKLYN Providence
And at 723 14th st. n. W.. WASHINGTON
ape WILL BE OPEN ALL SUMMER
SHORTHAND = REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
shorthand books and publications constantly on hand.
81 esaKsnPY liz aT aT
QUARTERS. 927 st. NV apI
DUSINESS EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
mer sessions Of the spencerian business College cor
ga n nna ss kpd
s asy n sse
ea ME'R ShX e ssf2Ss I a Ss send for
A. SPENCER, Vice Principal mh2s
= Also private lessons in English branches. Vocal
iho faSH
WAsHINGToN ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY;
w only school of the kind here. special invt
tation to all to see the method by which you can
soon learn profession pa I'd st. d5-5ms
CHoRTHANSD AND TYPE-wRITIYG PRAc1T-
- cally taught Success guaranteed If instructions
are followed Private pupils preferred and number linn
tied +. CROMELIN, office of Johns & EastOn
stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. mha-3m*
TINHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TOLEARN
drawing and painting is at the National Academy
of Fine Arts, 18th ST. and New York ave Years OF
study saved Receptions free Wednesday evenings at
o'clock nlS-Sm
Miss AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
Nl uate and certified examiner Of the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique. harmony and voice
culture. 1912 10th st NV. Dis
w English LGns uage,
SOi NJ Street.
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
The culture and development of the voice and nat
ural expression Of sentiment carefully taught
Especial attention given to the cure of sammerins
and other vocal defects Boys and Girls class Satur
DAY, II am d6ue1
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults confidential: prepares for college
Annapolis West Point, all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE, corner Sth and K sta NV
Mathematical Classical, Business.
s. w. FLYNN, A. NJ
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Embroidered PoNeEE RoBEs
BOSTON DRY 7 GOODS HOUSE
pops.Gy Ro eTs sS % sss
Us 70 place recorders and we are now ofsr
Ing undoubtedly the largest and most varied line to
EMBRofDERED PoNGEE ROBES
s:X S.::s s% S$,. snsso
Coors Of EinbEoderyL Brown Self Color, Blue. Car
~ EMBkoiDERED P sSs;asH ROBES
Z r. N ss;i E% r., s,eoo
I miro In Sailor Blue Cardinal and Cardinal
ENiBKoi6ERED PoNGEE ROBES
4 Il &;Ss ST E%s., $500
Embroidered in Self Color and Self Color and Brown
EMB a PoNaEE RoBE&
4 49, s;ssS EN-, sao.so. 80. :.
81 s.ISa 'f %9saEh ROBES
8: A Asssss hi~s. 5000
EMSSRoiDERED PoNeEE ROBES.
i As:s;sS:;, Emit. |sa'oo.
TaE # Ssf and Brown c0o'
EMBRoiDERED PoNaEE SUIT.
1
'front.' and low side bow and panel with loose shout
der scarf Of same handsomely embroidered goods.
g. sSH f Pasan Mss, sssoo
Embroidered In SELF Brown, Cardinal and combine
ton Of Brown and Self
PONGEE ALLOVERS
pONGEE EMBROIDERIE6.
24-INCH COL0RED ALLSILK PONGEE
Co0rs-White, Cream. Straw. Pink, Light Hue. Cel,
oNHHHs s' s Hass f fSR S 1111kD.
WOOD WARD 4 LOTHROp
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLYt
021 Pa ave. [ap28] Ola d It
UYALKER's. 2O4 10TH ST n. W-CARBON.
w lied Moth Proof Paper, &c. per yard; WhiteVash
Brushes cneap Charcoal, Pitch. Fire Clay and Rrick
Lime. Clements. Plaster. &C ma
CUNNINGHAM. Halter
~ Has just received the Spring Style Block
SILK HATS made 70 order and old GyieS Remod.
olod 611 II - NV -
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CITY ITEMS.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup positively curt
coughs, colds, sore throat, etc. Only csc.


Important special Sale of useful articles
only at r. Goldschmid, s12-7th st. II. ".
Glycerine soap cakes for 1Oc: Frying pans
sheets for &c; Scrubbing brushes 4c, Sc and 12c:
Dish mops &c; Picnic mugs Sc; Browns french
shoe bottles for 2Se Nail brushes
cards &c; Combination hammers DC: Garden
tools two in one &c. Muffin pans sc; $50 hand
some Baby carriages will be offered at reduced
prices; Pepper boxes or box graters 2 for &c:
new shape Of superior white china chamber sets
10 pieces $2.15; handsome decorated 50 70.
Handsome pictures in gilt frames SIZE Is by 81
only SOC; Army and navy backing boxes for
china combination dinner and tea SETS 13O
pieces only S12.47; superior refrigerators and
Ice chests at low prices; french china hand
pair; Rink skates SIC pair.
stock Of Baby Carriages Must be Re.
N. Augenstein, s17 18th street northwest,
offers for the balance Of this week the following
Sol or canopy top. So. 40; Sold elsewhere at s11;
better quality, $7ss; sold elsewhere at S13.
Rattan baby carriages, lined with solid color
S21. Fifty other styles of carriages at equally
as low prices. Our So. 40 ice chest is the same
sold elsewhere at $5, and our $40 Is sold at
$3.50. Special bargains in decorated dinner.
tea and toilet sets; also in trunks and refrig-
orators. a27 ,29&m1
Franks Jewelry Store. 457 Penn. ave.,
fine watches, gold, silver and nickel cases.
20c. sateens 15c.; 12tac. percales 61ac. ]. E.
Youfig,s, 1856 7th street, bet. g and II. Cloth
and silk house.
So Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. sdIw-3m
What so Days Did For Memphis
Butcher.
Opposite the Miss. 9nd Tenn. depot we found
Mr.. II. L. Schmidt. He was born and raised in
this city as butcher. At the last drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery he invested IS in
tickets, receiving five one-fifth tickets, and of
these three drew prizes--one, No. "a $780, draw
Ing $5 ,OOO.-Memphis (7enn.) avalanche, March
"a.
ThOrnfOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physf-
clans. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles SOC.
Manufactured by w. E. Thornton, corner Bal
tinlore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
my
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Observation-Disclosures & Bro, shoe dealers,
of sos 7th street, have removed to their old
stand, 315l NJ street, West Washington, where
they will be glad to see their friends and Gus
toners. Car fare allowed to all from the city,
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THE CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronSes. and best known to the trade
II. /. CRAWFORD
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia
Ofhee-141S st. NV.
Warehouse-H. j. Biscoes wharf foot OF 10th st q W.
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made 70 any
part of the city.
PAVEMENTS
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTCM. NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets sidewalks, Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever a solid, smooth and durable
pavement or floor Is required.
Orders promptly attended to- and all work RuaraD-
teed for the term of five years.
NOTICE
All representations tha the above work "A now per-
formed by me Is INFRINGEMENT of ai,y rights Of
others, or uhat any court has held Is incorrect
guarantees al! patrons Of my work a9ains4 INV
Claims or suits tor damages 80
H. L. CRAWFORD.
- 141S + Il. NV.
ISepnOue c8iI NO. SSl.
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TTNHE ENERVATION AND LASsITUDE OF
l. Spring time are but indications of the sluggish
action of the blood, overloaded with carbonates
mulsted by the of heating food in winter. This
condition may be remedied by the of Ayers Sarsa
parilla the best blood purifier known.
A 8 SUPERB HAIR DRESSING AND RENO
AAvator Ayers Hair Vigor is universally commend
ed. It eradcates scurf and dandruh, all erup-
growth of the hair, and surely prevents Its fading
turning gray. apps
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
ORIENTAL GOODS.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFF1c

TEA ROSES AT AUCTION.-Mr. Bowling will
sell tomorrow morning, ct 10 o'clock, at his
auction rooms, a choice collection of tea roses OF
all the different varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

z. STRAsBURGER, 900 18th street, doors
above / street, is now offering his famous
glove-fitting shoe at $147: nothing to equal it
In this city. Our 81 Ladies' Kid Button Shoe
in common sense and narrow toe Is beauti-
fully finished and warranted solid. Ladies of
Washington and vicinity are requested to call
and examine these goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

The finest assortment of mattings in the city
can be found at Wash. b. Williams, 317 and
3l9 It'll street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

GENUINE FLUID for vapor stoves that don't
slog the burners. A. Eberly & Sons, us 9TH st.
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Of town; 1927 New York avenue.
WHEN OUT DRIVING, stop in at the Club
House, Race Track. III" r
EYEsIGHr FITTEDS1, Hempler, near AZ st.
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LADIES' GOODS.
j. G. HurcHrNsos.
FINE MILLINERY.

BoNNErS
CHILDRENS HATS IN ALL sTyLFS
FLOWERS" HAT SCARFS- AND COLD
LAChs MOURNING MILLINERY A sPF>
ClALTY." PARASoIs IN ARTISTIC DE,sfoNa
FROM BEST MAKERS IN PREVAILING coll
oRS FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND can,
RAGE PARAsoIS
silk UMBRELLAS" AT A BARGArv
NOVELTIES IN JERSEYS, LATEST PARp
STYLES.
LADIES TAlLoR-MADF surTs
BLACK SILK COSTUMES FOR eeo u-onrvs
sac. WARRANTED TO FIT EQUAL TO CusToN
MADE
TRAVELLING RAGLANs IN NEW pEsIGNs
Spring WRAPS" OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOSTER KID GLOVES, WITH IMPROVED
PATENT HOOKS. FROM 81 PER PR UPwARpe
SILK AND LIsLE GLOVES, IN NEW sHApTa
DRESS TRIMMINGS
LACES, BUTTONS, BRAIDs 60
= Trevise, Paris Tapll1 oo- Pa ava
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ERR co. + Liquid Glue Mends
70 o AAA EverythSx Else SOLID
Bottle, Druggists and Grocarn .e<ss
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FINE HORSES AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros. auctioneers. will SELL tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock, in front of their sales
rooms, 9th and streets, fine lot Of riding and
driving horses See adyt
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brooks A PLATE GLASS WINDOW FOR Fun
Yesterday afternoon young woman named
Mary Poetti broke the large plate glass in JnO.
Weideman show window, corner of eth and
streets southwest. When taken to the station
she said she broke the window for fun as she
wanted to go to the workhOuse In the Police
Court this morning she was charged with de-
stroying private property, and fined $40 or
three months.
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Stock Of Baby Carriages Must be Re
duced.
Franks JeWelry Store, 457 Penn ave
fine watches, gold, silver and nickel cases.

20c, sateens 15c.; 12Aac. percales 61hc. ]. E.
Young's, 1856 7th street, bet g and II. Cloth
and silk house. z
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NKw-our 6ve-button sack suit patch pockets.
EIsEMAN BROS, cor. 7th and E.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAW
u Lectures mine weekly begin 9th July, 1855. and
end 9th September. For particulars apply (P. o.
University OF va.)to
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WASHINGToN FISH MARKEr-Sold by r. A.
Golden, fish agent: 300 shad in market sell
Ing at SO 10 $50 per hundred. $50 bar
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July Is (Spec'aD.-The market
was nervous to-day aud uncertain Fluctuations as wide
a. todnys on wheat have not occurred in fortnight
and onght nobody tell why In the world the stun
did advance. "Consols did It," unquestionaoly, but
what was the matter with consos Nobody knew. Inc
decline OF these English securities from 100 5l6 to 9s+
nobody conld fathom The shorts looked anxious !;
"Brl" Young was the happiest looking man ON the
floor
"Bill" Baker kept his clerks buying wheat from the
openlng 10 the close Wheat closed 1 cent above the
opening and above the bottom In the corn pit
things OF course were active excited out OF sympa.
thy II said that OF the principals IN tue old
corn deal of September. engineered by billy Nc
Henry and H. b. Wcare, lives at Kansas CITY, and he IL
the one now. tho gossps say, who Is trading SO
heavily through 4. NJ Baxter. The latter was large
seller again to-day - 1900 g..
Provisions were strong. and up l2l2Gl5 cents for
pork The trade, however, In provisions was small
Undoubtedly the terrific "bullishness" at New YORK,
which was boosting stocks point on point, acted 10
certain extent on this market There great excite
ment on the sOr afternoon board and sensational adj
vance AT the opening. lsed by rumor or war; sep.
trmher sold to 80 cents and closed at ~ ana
October closed 9ls cents after selling to 30 cents
closed at t62 cents september pork at
$40 60, aud september lard AT 20 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-16

TON NO Of the New croton Aaucduct IN Wesichestsr
July 70, 1885 O'Clock which place hour they
w BE Ely END sS y The
Commissioners . soon thereafter as practicable.
invited New GROOM Ss
DAM and It's connections with the old and AQueduct
Each must Do incIosedin envelope iniorsed
with the name OF the person or persns making the same
person %ss,ns the The MANS persons inter.
ssted with them therein also that IL . made without
sane work and Is in al respects far without couson
Co council head Of Department. chcff Bureau.
epuy thereof therein other officer Of the Corpo
sonsr directly adrecy ii the 5d or IN
the work TO which u relates or IN the profits thereof
the ssme that the several matters therein stated ru
and must be accompanied by check upon National
the Comptroller OF the CITY of New York fo NOT
less than per Of the amount Of the security required
must WITH the bid must be
the AaueSacT Of 20 se sserey for
successful bidder will be turned the Comptroller the
re Il the s cor or
refuse execute the contract within ten days after notice OF
the .Ss e % S9 9 Ss y o. w Be
for such or @ 81 e s pro-
he shall the within the time aforesaid.
the OF his deposit will be returned to him.
section is Fy fSoaad ana The surety required
that OF two or more or resident eeboders OF
the state OF New York who must col ectyey qualify Tor
double the OF the bond approved surety CON-
panies incorporated under the lswsol tlis state.
the bids.
all they 1t for the bsst interest OF the
their ncosue, forms x the contract speceaoss
bond all otter information required can be obtained
D' 0'0e' OIL '"' A4''""'' N' JAMES W MccULLoH.
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L1vE srocK MARHEr-nY rELEnnApH

CHICAGO ruly 10 The DrorsrI Journai reoort, rIns-
Receipts GOD ep SHIPMENTS 2.2op neid MARKET weak
tDds Ou COWS and Mixed ~ OOasi 81; STOCK
- Ol3si 20. Feeders IS 20; IeAana 5000
~ 20
Hogs-lcceipts .OOn shipments 5000 market active
Mixcn - g5asi 40 PACING anu ShiDDns 80 100
a. "a IIght 2Ddsi -. >kip4 - 90 ~ -.
Sh>sp-Recelpts lOD head shipments 700 heal MARKET
Inferior - - ass 20 SauyeL ~ OJdsi2O LANDS
81 q =. IA
81 LO1A Juy 5.-f'i'tis- aecclpts $500 SHIPMENTS.
active sIDortt ri SOqsj 10 Gooi G. Clpc,
shppng 81 -DasBDE Far - Medium IS - @Sl -G
Texans - 2b6s4 -. -.
Ste>D-fteceiDts l.iiO' shipments, 1Ol common % he
dunn OInst =; Far % ;nDico ~ oudtj 70. 80. 80.
Hons Receipts $3.50 snipnc1tA B. 40 JiHlL ~ 1VD
"a - pacAfng. : OUast sr Hrtvv Il 450sl 30
.-ltfts-fecrDts tbilv lNi 1e1t tptil
$50 hrli n q ~ AR week f1lO
he al consigned tbrDIgn. 81 cars MARKET nnli
as ~ StD1ssrs AM teoiers
b. t5d-i 80
Sh,>p- TO-DAY lt0O head total or week thus tr
1000 time ii,s wecA Op heal rpnsianed
through. cars steldy AMI dulr Medium Cd
CooL oOdsi -. UOOd Cb0ce ~ 50 Gti O) SDIlns
Lambs. .5f6 ~
Hons Receipts to.aY 90 head total for week nus mr.
iT.OnO h.Ii for ran, u1, itt wees .ool neat CON
stoned through liz 81 whca 3 10 NcN-Nor mlrAet
Il adv. Medium Fir Yotkers - 3Ia-' 80 1oon 70
Choice ~ al 5Ji butchers GrFieA ~ Ooai o. fgs
q a
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eu.na o.sA $4,000 Ousn Rye 1000 bush, Barley 1000

euans oasA $4,000 ousna rye llooo ousa' Sane" i'o~
s g. 's !: scss s' % ss1 ssd ,s?s
Sc; Ssss sssssise Ssss a,@sf Nc Mixed s sss
B bSis :sd' a. $40 hide Lasa sa sscr
Short csir 81 ss whisssy dull and a 81 IS
ins AND batcneS% 81 lcSs4 75 seseDss 1854
}"y RED as. Cash Mo- and
Red. ss.gc Receipts $500 bush. Corn~Na s7c. Oats
No. White. 37iac No 3 33iqc
'sS hiSs1 SS car;
Sl,S: si Il {;ss
EsgsFresh iSso Recent s-Fleur $500 eois. wheat
bills; wheat 1900 bush: Barley -~ 6asu.
PEoGIA M July l9corn quiet High Mixed aSst5,c;
$40 No. aer Mixed sa'0 aiSsss RSs dali No asc
5Sh SoSo 6HsG OATS 90 oas Rye
PHILADELPHIA July Demand light but supplies
Ssnsi Western and pennsylyania 81
sy S Roller ss90ss 81 essa s
a mo 5
4 grain dpG. e 90 No REQ 'ny 2
octoSsf 81 ooIssl ocs The closed lower
so o liked Sfs gram l'' depaG Pies steamer
%s s S asoS 80 no Y Track &c., quoted aS no *
port elevator 59'ac, No Mixed Juv 524 Augns.
SeptemDer j3L dJ4c: October 81 a0Joc oats
Car lots higher Rejected Ssc. Pennsyvapia No
White 300t0c.. no . White. Ola - sc No.
white 42c. July 393ia iOisc: August bisa.,6kc Sep
emoer. Recelps5Plour 200 bbls' Wheat 1900
IA 600 Oats 1900 bnsn. shipments
Wheat $500 800 Dusn. Oats 10000 BUSH
ST. LOUIS Juy i5.-Flour anet Xxx So 4oass 30 Xxx
5000 IS 70; FANNY. S. 5j0S3 6j Choice. 81 ooDSf
Fancy 81 Go95 To- Patents 81 Sass so Wheat higher 40
2Ged 81 OF al O2 july ~ O0e: August 81 OIL l. sep
tember ii O07sGl O2a nrm Cash 34c. Juv ~ Ac
August. 43s9i4c September; l32Ad4i4c. oats dull.
2lc Rye dun at SIC. Barley steady &C 5o@loc But
Eggs steady So S2c flax Se,d stestv
at 81 /. Hay steady ani unchanged Bran firm at .
Corn Mea, nrn 50 80 Whisky ,tesdv 81 -
Pork slO IS. Bnikmsis-LOn7 Clear. S. Do Short Ro.
81 90 10 shor. Gear 81 30 Lard arm nc 80 80 ~ ~
Recepts-FloIr. 1000 bbls1 Wheat 270Oo busni Iorn
5000 Dlsa oats 5000 Dusn Rye. --Dusl' Barley;
lOlO shiDments-Fiour. 14.0D0 bbis; wheat ooo0
busl.i Cora. 62.bUO pusn; UatA 1000 OuSl; Hya -
eusn. Barley.- bush
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STATE or Trade
pougsrf. iAsxsr4


BALTIMORE Jny Il. COTTON tall uldtlins 10 y, Flour
dull sree aud Tesera 5ne,r 50 % ,Sv 40 49,
Super - Bs55, H. sfL - ~ oo D. sn sraa
80 sos ea'S arme western DUH
sSSI@s5" Hf &C. Sc d" MssSn Winter Red
ana july S4s1do5c: Augu't 94s. aoss; September
Southern %sSs' White soSSis % Yellow. siSs5e Western
aisd ami Jny arm august mug cy sos ssP
ssn 81 s4ie Western White 4oeIc do Mixed ssase
h,a,r and quiet, Ness 81 oail % Rece,ptsRoar
2sO Ob Wheat $500 ,o 1ns sSr soo nas Ys
bills Wheat 10000 bush Corn iSOoo 91sn oats 10000
July 5roa aqe Western sa SUPERB, - -
steamer Yellow 61c Mixed Tho No Grade =
a No Wh sr, s No se wO ssts s1c
Sa9ss a@ creamery sac Eastern 4 a.
bs,s isooo oash shorts 900 bnsh Barley bush
July sF.gT s sav ' w,, 800 IS cSs
a. ~ Wheat higher sales bush No. Hard at
Cor. and quiet s' ssr P barley SS say and
Rye neglected Railroad freight. steady Wnea Sc Corn
@ ' %1s cSrn S 70 su SswyS YORK;
r S oas oa. 300 BUSH bush Barley
- bush. shipments Flour 1000 bos Wheat 2s'ooo
bush bush. Barley 800 busn.
cmcAeo I,v /! Flour quiet AMI nncaansed d. CHOICE 70,
we, Wheat 3 Ss So Pasas q 1886 Isl
I as s1s. 90 rye flour ~ oarrsa
s Mssa a a. s 1"o august sssac sosns at
len lgT
4 sprng snc. No Red aio No Red Slhc Corn
arivo and weak CASH 45 ai0. JULY s5dAd4c- CLOSING
81 48i,ci August. the45sc CLOSING al 469c sep,sn or
I,isai'Lr closing ltSc. oats nfnr sales ranged
ce.h a. Jniy 81 ad3l 7sc closing at 81 Sci August
y-I.n 2Ga.c closing At pose. Rvo dnli No. = q ,5c
psr,evNo "a dBjc. Pork hctlve Cash. tlU 3OdslO ~
Iuis $40 JJdsl03 closing az 5000 August $40 20 Z
an t1L closing at 40 sOdflu zig september. $40 ~
$50 2Ia ciusna AZ 40 l7laafl0 20. Lard quite!
saes ranged cash aas6 80 July. 81 90 Aus nsf
III Z qrO 40: September. ~ IT, 1850 80. buihms"s
shoulders ~ 9iasl 20 Short RID Sides - ~
short tloar s5df, 90 hecepts-Flonr. lrvW
tps, whea- 5'.0UJ bush. Corn $4,000 oushi oa,a
90 tD0 vusnI @.H, JusI., Bafey zoo shpmpns