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NEW SroRE-NEw SrocK,

= DON'T FAIL TO VISIT the lace curtain Dor
there and drapery department of w. B. Moses q
Son, corner 18th and streets northwest
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~ HAND-sEwED CATERS, equal to % Gus.
tom-made. at Young =, 3O2 7th street. Sole
asSnt for 81. SO Electric Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

BEFORE purchasing Your winter fuel consult
our advertisement and save money. Henry
A. Clarke & Son, 933 st. NV.
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julius LANsBURGH, SIS 9TH street, will open
tom BROW 300 pairs Nottingham lace curtains
at S1.25 per pair. A great rush anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

julius LANSBCRGH, 315 9TH street, will
offer a new lot OF Dado shades at so cents each.
Ih-y are OF the best Holland and worth 81 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

SPRING HEEL SHOES, all widths and Sizes
rom 90 cts. up. in morocco, kid and pebble
goat. q. Strasburger, 9O6 9TH St, four doors
above I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

HAHN's gents 50 calf button, laced and gait
ers are stylish. durable and equal to the aver
age 50 shoe. $40 9TH ST.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes Just Arrivesl.
French Kid Button, common sense and opera
toe, B, c, d, e, widths, from $2.47 up,
Fine Curacao Kid. flexible soles, from S1.9s
up.
Kid, from S2.9S up.
Fine Straight Goat Shoes, common sense and
opera toe, 1928.
Fine Pebble Goat in all styles from S1.47 ND.
Also large assortment of cheap shoes, laced
and button, from 81 cents up.
4. STRAsBURGER
9 006 It'll st., four doors above L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

For RENT-Three handsomely furnished
rooms, communicating, en- suite or single, 100
9TH street northwest.
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HAHN's reliable school Shoes will save par
ents one-halI OF their shoe bills. SIG 18th st.
and 1922 Pa. ave,
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FCSSELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
61town; 1927 New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

JULIUS LANsRURGH. 315 9TH street, will
offer tomorrow Turcoman curtains at SO. So per
pair; astonishingiy low
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE AND EYEsIGHr fitted, 81; Hemplers,
corner a..
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LOCAL MENTION.


Oprrcr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrIcER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Sept. 2, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states continued Good
end clear weather, Diminishing northerly
winds becoming variable. Light frosts are
probable to-nigh in the northern part.
For Thursday, continued cool and fair
weather Is indicated for New England and the
middle Atlantic states, with light frost to-
night
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w HEAT BAxrso PowDrs

w HEAT DAKNo i oWDER
awarded GOLD MEDAL FrRsr PRIZE, At
NE" ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER ALI.
CoAPErITORa
AAKHs BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT pYs.
PEPTICS CAN EAT.
MARTIN KALsFLE1sCHs SONS,
Establshsd l02o NRw vopr
s0s ~ " ~ leading 0fooerA 3e17.wAsAp
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FoR PICKLING-Duffy' pure cider vinegar
y. A. POOLE Co., Agents, 937 La ave
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RACES every day at Rockville fair.

Boys WAISTS and School Dresses for Girls TO
2oc- at Herzog's, 91S eth street northwest
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CITY ITEMS


~scnntd Sl2.7th 1t NV.
8. ~ stt,,,st % - making improvements and the
70 Int thar svoos On hand we wilt endeavor
vo,,Rrse,f 81 =. y ia price that will SELL Avail
koxes i a.. Eana o.,asowing baryains: Fancy salt
picks &c; Coffee boilers OF O.. at 1 SSucenen M
C: candle sticks &C; PIT Cup FOR i0c: Vereta.
pie strainen DC; Pie plates < for Or. Scalior,ed
eage COMFORTS &c: Colored siass Sntter disbes
49, aTS ~. gAss sugar bowls Ice; Cut glass
oaa. o., asise size 13c; Breakfast sets pcs
1 zHc' d.. rrs,s PIN &c; 10 pin Sc; Large mir
Maioiica cream pitchers i3c: siiSar g,aSs vases
&c. . pair; tooth-pick stands &c. Victor bread
ers,Hrs &c; Dredge boxes &c; Metallic plated
t3oe spoons b fOr DC; Tea or coffaa % nisfare \.
10. &C; 10 &c; ID 15c; Glass cake mates a..
nIsns sun stove polish cakes for CSC: 2 Hoop
Woouen wafer buckets loo; Pepper boxes Sc:
Nutmeg eraters &c; Potato Washers 4c. Bread
stands 4c Playing cards SC nacE T Sonse pc.
dores 1.c; Covered pickle dishes I3c.: BABY car.
gesano travelling trunks below cost. Snecial
bargains In every department.
n. Augenstein. sl7-sls.seI zth a. ~
row only: y doz. handled cups and sancers
29c.; 7-pin hat racks, large size. &c: caryinS
knife and fork, Gle. clothes brush. Toe. lsraee
size waShtub, zinc washboard so Clothes li5s
and clothes line, 99c.; n doz fancy gobiets
23c.; porcelain-lined preserving kettles. STc.
fancy cuspadores, Doc; large fre-proof teapots.
1oc.; extra large, 27c.; covered -four pals 29c:
larger size, 36c.; doz. ebony handle knives
and forks, 43c.; clothes horses 69c. and roc
piece. sold elsewhere At 81 and 81 Is; large as
sortment Of decorated chamber sets. ~ 90 set.
large size mixing bowls, 16c; new stvIe STOVE
brush, Sc. Special bargains In Decorated din
ner and tea sets.
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THE SALE OF REPAIR BONDS URGED TO SECURE
THE PAYMENT OF THE EMPLOYEES.
The monthly meeting of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal board was held yesterday in Balti-
more, with President Baughman in the chair
and Messrs. ]. G. Berret, John Hanbird, p
Hamill, Spencer Watkins, Robert A. Dobbin,
directors; stephen Gambrill, treasurer and
paymaster; John P. Ayres, accountant, present
In reference to the proposed sale of the repair
BONDS Issued under the act of 1873, Col. Baugh-
man stated that he is anxious as ever to
effect their sale, believing that there is no other
way by which the laborers can be paid their
just dues. The present aim stration took
charge of an Indebtedness of oversize. OOO. and
II Is simply impossible To expect the payment
OF so large an amount out of the present reve-
nues OF the canal notwithstanding the fact that
reductions amounting to $4,000 have been
made up to the first OF August, 1885. The first
four months OF the present administration
yielded no revenue, but was attended with
navfgable condition. The men deserve the
greatest credit for the manner in which they
have waited for the payment of their wages. If
the bonds can be disposed OF, and he will make
every effort to effect sale, the laborers will be
paid before anything else is done.
1 he statement furnished of the operations of
the canal administration shows that S;4 6S5. 55
mas been paid on the old Indebtedness. They
have paid in full the rolls for December, 1851
January, April and June, 1855, together with
other payments on the unpaid rolls for the
present year, amounting TO s51.556.s3. They
have also paid coupons on the repair bonds due
January LIST and July LIST, 1855, aggregating
$500. The coal tonnage for 1885 to August
S1st was 231, .O6 tons; for 1884 to same
uate, lisa 2I.O1, showing an in crease over
1854 of 3,3O4.O 5. Tie pay rolls for july
1884, amounted TO SIS 295 26, and for JULY
1855, S1O,935.49, reduction of 1888. n.
The water rents and rents of houses and lands
collected to August 31st, 1885, amounted to
17,73OSO, showing an increase over 1854 of
$9,737.6S.
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JohnsOn's, 18th and e.

J0hnS0n'S, 18th and e,
Steamed Oysters. Steamed Oysters. Steamed
Oysters.
Reed Birds. Reed Birds. Reed Birds.
Norfolk Spots Norfolk Spots. Norfolk Spots,
Lifetime experience. Lifetime experience.
Lifetime experience.
Ladies' large saloon attached. 1t
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THE % excursions to the sea-shore via Penn
glvanla railroad, will be run as ususl on FRI
ny. the 4th instant, leaving Washington on
the H am. train. Tickets good for ave days,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

Hrs REMAINS BROUGHT HoME,-Tbe remains
or Robert G. Page, clerk in the city post office
VINO died of consumption yesterday morning in
Atlantic City. arrived in this city last night,
and were removed to his late home 6I2 B
street northeast. He was the only support Of
his mother and two small children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02
The Uncertainty Of Mundane Anhfr..

The world would go on very much the same II
we should De away as If we were here One man
leaves, another takes his place; but Gen'ls G. T.
Beauregard of Louisiana, and Jub.ll A. Early of
Virginia, are faithful to their engagement to
conduct In person the grand monthly drawings
La. Their presence and entire supervision are
a sure guarantee of the honesty OF the manage
ment. The next (the 1S4th grand monthly
nation can be had on application to Nj. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La.
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a1zzoo's Ninth Street Opera House. Box
% pm. .
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60 = EEnfs = SIS |
Uc0 kxR 4 & ERE ssss =
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR

z withoot . doubt the most R.AurrruL and the most
NUrRIrloUs Flour in the world
The Millers have not only the most perfect MIL
cry nventsd up to the present me but they produce
e would ny Any m , n the To
ty OF tais magnifcent Flour is shipped annually TO
World GUxR.SrEs that i IS made rom .e as S.S
bard wheat grow IN NinnesSt. and D.kota ]. $
.stion DaIticss Of e. wheat eer4s
ard = thorough elimination Of AN weak and starchy
% nor NvTsIIIogs Yielding more bread ihs
from s s Dc.
we'll as the best for either family bakers use and
bsTre Sy 70 svs snus ssk aud
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One OF the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent,
offered to the trade It is unexceed by any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please t.ie most ex
acting hous<keeper and satisfy Tie moss lAsaiaaoussi.
G1LT-EDGE.
Amagnifcent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE.
A enlend,d Minnesota Patent Flour msHe bv t,s
celebrated Hungarian process Its very cheap and
beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes and
We guarantee will give sstisaction 70 every ons
NMEyl&
GOLDEN HILL
StanNqYN FAmylv
Flour Of the District It is equal in quality tn great
nanv high-priced Patent Flours whist Il can be
bought for considerable less money! We defy compet
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and we leel assured any housekeeper VINO
tries them WIZ Aevsr ~, L.Au,x eAss
by Ali grveerA
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indisna,v.
sel3 WIN. NJ. GAIT 4 CO
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N
f30 TIN street and 1920 Pennsylvania ave.
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TWil1ed Silk Umbrellas.
26-inch pa agon frame. 81 80. at the Boston
Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space. ", IN

Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnricks So
dunn Hypocnlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi.
cides Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s45. 1872 Fulton St., n Y.
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RazOrs! RagOrs!! RaZOrs!!.-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted, and
kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name
engraved on our dog collars free. The Rodgers
Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pennsylvania avenue, D. N.
WALFORD, Proprietor. wit
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THE MIKADo.-The sale Of seats for Gilbert 4
Suliivan's "Mikado-Or the Town Of Titipu,'
commences At the Opera House on Thursday.
print TO give TO purchasers OF seats, quite
novelty In colors and paper. On IL Messrs Gil
bert Sullivan announce that Manager Ford
has the sole and only right TO give "The Mi
kado' In the District OF Columbia and ell the
vtates south. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

BASE BALL.-The Nationals defeated the
Irentons at Jersey City yesterday by a score of
TO 2. Other games yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: st. Louis 3. Detroit 3; Chicago g. Buffalo
4; Boston 2, Providence o; Me tropolitan g,
BROOKLYN z. -
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Frs ARE NATURALLY SUSPICIOUS OF RUSI
WE INTEND TO Do OUR BEST TO CORRECT
COMBINING OUR STATEMENTS TO SIMPLE
FORE WE EXPECT THAT CREDENCE WILL
TICULAR AND ALL OCCASIONS.
REALIZING THAT PRICES TELL, WE HAVE
THE CONSIDERATION OF THE PURCHASING
PIE In To SEE FOR THEMSELVES
THE BON
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JOhnsOn's, 18th and e.
Steamed Oysters and all other styles now
ready. Also, Meals. Lunch, &c.
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon
attached. 1t
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IN MAKING MENTION OF THE SEVERAL
AT PRESENT TO DWELL UPON THE SPECIAL
TO SAY THAT WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A UNI
STRICTLY TO THE PRINCIPLES OF FAIR Bus
NECTION WITH THE IMPORTER AND MANU-
ARTICLE ENTERTAINING TO EVERY FEATUR
SURETY THAT WILL INSURE YOU sATIsFAC
PRINCIPLES WHEREBY YOUR CONFIDENCE
THE BON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-02

GoING TO CREEDMoOR-The team Of rifemen
rom the y" ashington barracks who have been
practising Tor some weeks will leave for Creed
moor tomorrow The team comprises Lieut.
%. Dunn. OF battery II; Sergt. Jennings bat
terry L; Sergt. Brown, battery IL. Corn 0cE-
WOOD, battery T.; Private Fullerton battery Il:
PRIVATE Erksaile, battery A, and Private Caya,
nOdy, battery II.
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Good % Iinn 3. ,i5;ry Sfls HGdns e'
n ,re more active of an advance Of 10 to IL points
eaes lO8 800 Dale3

clO ''"''
rIOuR AND MEAL-FLOUR Market rules very i, 1uir
with further slight reported 0dsr n %, aHa
on zee ops s % Of the
s5s ss II % obj lRS%%aS
s. $685. o. for the TeO SIra No ? s. SGds$ Is
sS'n gI5a IS % %st S ws sad
OF Of 1S' sass 6s for export 910'a'o Sr1
= 2Sss$s ooS Pc Fancy 70 EXrs State sS
ss 90 Ood oUOc, Extra @esSra 3S ri GoOi
Chocs S commC9 Extra M ~ nS s
Clear 4 lS9S Sa.Y o y EyS 60 SsS BAKERS Extra
q IS Louis Common to y FaT oe 8 sSgS5 90 PaoHt
SGGS wScs Extra Sos s. soSs Tor IVES
iHsss an ss Sol aiT.s
sales % coa H1 SG 81 oss o GOOD
"a S saoU saperpS at s. aS
fSsT%ckwHE&T FLouR R' pN , NEAL
s s. Ss,s .4a as:i 49,
heavy decidedly Sw owe Cash
,9ls Sssvy Them declined de- pT 1ia Sc ard
at fas p prices Good r ySy @S ons Sales
@sstSST' spot including UpsTo@sG
s %n's "a Red Rsd for Dece%D S" az
Dr. for January at gae S, DO Cs ESsTsa .
s sionc a. s. do for April closing a. 6G:
g iSf dS ~ 81 "a olo'RS
for Dsss without az I hand HAN
c Goa heavy aud Cash lot
and oS. Sp heavy SS GsSasq pe
Which ooSsG f rade s oT
OPTIONS snpPsTso eoSg s SPOT and to arrive an
Mixed 8, NC scoE kos 6S%r 81 ao 4s
S PG n'C 81 Ts,a YeGT
sSoa 49 to army cost rGGh a a ,7c 1
ssyaS S 3d. 70 M, MT' e
loF co 20 az 81 o;1sn 81 sS
st & ana ciosa DUN Options
ma &c and slSseS o so5 6Gh az spot ncndn
Sssa3 No nominal at sSc:' No, sS YVES WeseTn S45
Ne $sf S, 40 o s RG%as at While MsSu
81 oiosns a. Sc cGsps
s,s sc q l0 Io Ms Business M roporeH
GS Ts Su Gq Gfn a.
81 o., Good DO 10 F. .cc r. 2 l4 e. S 81 "
g. SO III contin slow with
P %. Mo.. PFC ! s% 60 bS
1 gGSed B ss'' GG 81 Soi' Ness
snsE ssa So aG5 or
ET,Ts Mes, S 5000
siaSo in 5Sis; Family SIS sl2 90 siSoo q BEEF hAns
and %9S as PHH IN prce anSagh
moerato demand dxos does ao ieV &C., ids cd rs
e SO Pr r Rc sSOG PioSls ho9asrs quoted
sic smosOGdo- sias0c MippLEs5 an tor western
LG@ o5s cSs sa s. Ns c. hS 6 Ge%0G
HOGS 1y6 me- So )? PR Rrifp Pigs. Is he peca
;o wa 1cdoI ,tcy with most 9Leres ee9teG
"a '1 points eo, TSy S tie weak
,Sn.. ceInbe closing 095c: so tcs January g. 90
closing SO dG31c. &, so tics. February. .i42d04
closing s. G54 c.. lzoU tics March 6;oG6 Q lc. closing
SSTa lie April closing 557c; 25O toS May b69o Closing
665c CITY steam 1lerate demand sales Za tc p oC
quoted at 50 o. aud Soutn si".
All lTE..-S.ICy hne gIales ar SCAR ih' sha"e
bjober wih fair d and generally Zee iiin! s.,
Western Creamery Sci Ign do. S36}5c bCate DAIRY
balt"ursn tubs C. Western Factory a inIa
t,on Creamery ,alCca Western Dairy. l202 CHEESE
Tor no stock s state s54o Nigga. SKINS Western
aaL IA : EGGS-H3vv not VA o nco u ISL VI. "a 4
Il it'd and state 560y1c; Western 2j02' &c; Cana.
DIAN s2Ic.; Lmoa state 1914 02Oc' do Western
do. Can ada l50 !9te 1890 - ,r. ,,ao,srooa CIV
onut $, AT us.c. and OleODargarine Gisc. - ,,,. ,,
va LAWN fair demand and firm. Prime CITY puOteu
li5.l605c; sales, 100000 ID, &C.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYosx wednesday Dec @ y Rec sIsS
city and s ears soas SS ts corS es n Sr
WIN Se attic lie over the supply about 100 carloads
TSs osTSSg or ods Of P1e%u@ Steers Ss
MAINLY FROM ,S sS bat n wh w no
rather slack inquiry rom city slangh'seGS tl1 make dc
dun With the prospect OF 40 20 carloads being carried
plenty S ana 1a5y hss ssr
% s Sa. s w n Sesa Sc
'' lsa Iqy S' 6 Cows and Bulls At 2s
eS; 20 @ and 0r Rs 70 rrPe StT TSm
s5 to s8 so ana Christmas Sod at 15@$7. with
on PAR eS Hsf Sa end
tbs alley where ors ., , o Of ro%n Fancy
ea;S "eT 5 yasG ss ef Ss said have wei
s3Sn an 20 siS but oso
1y ascIS S asa T,ST s. 90
Cattle q par reaes aiD sy a KeSnsdy to 6o a
sGSi ~ Gasy to S years which TOOK the pnzo at
Messrs I'd extra nGons s steers nsS On
e 70 was f sR Which GSs ad
about 80 Is per The price pail tins year i0r fancS
he Assraaa MSHarc sails with 425 Live Cattle
s Of Bssi ane y $ SPs OF eef and 800
carcssses o; Mutton the ornOco with 10 LVo eheep anu "
s@q% Koatu' 1yss Seer E.
q 90 Kenao1y 80 50 ga Il s La g. H. y
g go DO 9 a. y a. I ,S So So ma at !" - state
Seer Sc lsCs So g &C.
' a. 81 IS 20 Kansas Steers %S b. ONO
ssSae i.i X E at Sa;$ 4 hsli'T'
seaacig co z Ono Stiers ~ 40 d. az ID Do 81
H. ats iajai II DO 1851 No. at s4 71 s2 Chicago steers
iiS2 H. at 20; "A do. LIS No. at - 90 lsdo lIl IN,
atsllO 10 Kentucky no. l.731 at So; do 1870 %, at
IS -. 3 TO- (orenj 80 n. at 80
Ter CO. Indiana steers 'Prem,nm': i'yio No.
q de- 1925 b atsi 9O ~ do 1874 D. at 500 iG 90
ST. 81 do, l.27l 10. at si7Si 10 d. t2l0 ID; at
a. is; 80 Illinois l.S6O NJ, al 3oi y Ken
lucky do las o. at 81 90 II Co. 12i0 ID at CO. 10 do
ii5 ID at 81 vos4, 1000 D at %; ONO 90 LOIS
il 4 Rosenthal 26 Kentucky steors 1919 ~ at 50 o5 70
Michigan ll67 n at ~ 26l u chcago do lOae 10 ~
s4z5 80 do 1i49 ~ at s4tl5 II DO l2O b at "a 40 ~
dn lOl ~ at "A 90. do 263 TO- at n 20 1853 CO. IZtu
~ Sill 20 do $50 D, az ~ 10 do 26l ID. at 'i II
do Ia o 10. ASA 1890, 1856 NJ at SIS so ,o,
Newton u ilot IL Ohio steeors l4OS b. at So 90 10 do
1865 No. Of So 20 II DO, 300 ~ at 26 do 225 o. =.
SIS III Kentucky 40. 307 10 at 80 80 ~ do. l3O4 10 az
* 40 40 LOO 10. At 10 40 West virginia stesra ~
~ Cows SIS 70 al $40 10 state Cows Heifes steers
92 H. at 2ssc do Lilo 10. at 2ac ~ do 200 h. at Pho
Kahn iG 9eatsoky stosrs 1910 10. at sb7o do
X. Goidsnith ig Ilnc, steers. i4es 70 At So 10 do
IS is e do 1915 n at IS lS do i2sO No. ats4 u do
i23O h. nj sl6O, IL Virginia DO LILO D. a "a 70 10 COWS
i005 b. IT 8c 81 oxon S4S 10. at "a 70 Bulls 1850 ID
=. %.i1sl. 80 Illinois Steers i.sc7 n. "a7S' 10 do
sSef nj Culver 80 Kentucky stoors 6n y. 81
a. i,5so d. al IS 4oi u DO l2lS d. at $50; ~ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-17

LIVERPOOL. Dec 49,. frOyt>iOn3BaCOn Cumberland On
s2s "a Long clear MIddles Cd: Clear Middies
short ubs, shoulders,
Bcef-Sls OF Tor Extra indian Mess MOSS 6s ,Jd
rork-Pr1mc Mcss. Is Cd per bit. Prime Meas EASTERN
bis: Western. 40 Lard Amcncan 34s ID: Primo Neat
ern 3ls gl Lard Oh. SIS 0d Hams Long cut AS nd
Shonners 81 Butor SIS I'd cwt United
states. Cheos0--A menchn Choice. iJA ID Wheai-Ited
Western Is. ID ais 5d Red Inter U.s. ais sd
Der SDuuA7s a.. n ~ Western Winter Al;
New MIed Western. a.. ID: California /. 81 %
Is "a; Californian No. IA I'd ls2d GENITAL Produce
Spirits Iurpentine us. do Mt London 27s
cwta petroleum. ID al is persalon Cloverseen-
American Red per CYt TaliOY-21s. 3d. Rosln
Common So. 4da Pale lis cd ~Os Cd LInsced on
Cd per cwL iatlOw-fine Anerc 25s. Oh Prlms CIty
2ss Cd per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart.
ers 5L2i.: lOi quarters. 3s1. 10.
LONDON Dec. -PiOduce-Ilnseed OH. 42O022D l5s
Cd per tun Linseed 43s 0d quarter fdnse
Cake 81 0sd4S ~. Der ton Refined Petroleum. 6'sd
Ia per gallon spirits OF Turpontiue. 2,A Cd cwL
sperm OH. 95S Rosn--COmmOn. "a ID. per cwt-
Pale iBs. al1A ProwsiOns-i ard 35s. Oh
American: sugar. r. o. per CIVIL for Cuba Centrifugal
poarznR 90 and las I'D los ode Cuba Muscovadc fr
refining anUqL Australian TallOw-Bect 24s. Oh. 10
gdi Mutton. 24s 3D. a26s. Cocoa Nut oI-Ceylon.
Rz7 Ga; Cochin, E3I o.
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COTTON MAnKgrs-sY rELE,RArn

LIVERPOOL. Dec l6-l2;3O p.m.-Coton dull and prices
irregular; Hddng plands 6d Middlng Orleans. 3l6d,
sal s-7OOU bales including 800 bales for speculation and
EXPORT receipts, 10000 bales including $4,000 bales
American Futures dull Uplands Low Middling clause
December delivery 81 6id do December and January do.
livery 6lo4d also G2;6ldi do January and February
delivery lid: February and March delivery bt
do March and April delivery Odd: do April and May
delivery GGij do MAY and June delivery. lOCld do
Tenders Tor deiveIy NJ today's clearing 600 bales old
docket
m.-The sales tooqy included B. 100 bales American
Futures dull Upands. Low Middlng clause Decembe
livery 604d sellers do January and February delivery
ahzoiu OnFtdE 40 fcDruay ana Msrcl delivery. %.
40. April and May delivery, t5id. sellers DO. MAY ana
delivery. lOt1d sellers June July delivery
1904. yaae; do. July and August delivery i7.54
sellers
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cover the little business doing could not DO reazeo o
foIcod sales ,oa
Crop of 1885 choicell a.. Crop OF iSs 80, 10
crop Of 1898, good Eastern ioo' i,5s6 q p IL
Do, low medium. a Tai
GAM
Tho ae-rard for live poultry kept about equal 70 tno
supply and prices changed very to during ohs III
NiSt of che chickens tho boys nj &C. anu
faws n the Jews At Sd9c Prime turkeys c'ose niue
trmer Ineks and geese than plenty. particularly
co anon stock which I'd 10 sell -, .u,n. =,
Dressed poultry has been IN large supply anu s hove
low prlces Choice turkeys are rarely paceu
lYc Fine 10 fan " aud P'nnsylvina lOts hVe SUI
mainly Mt a but the close few lots OF anoy
Iave reached l3o Western turkeys ore se',ns
We'll at Il 2c the close fair lots scalded gont , iye
nd stock still lower Phidelpmi SnCNon'
peuty and dull Jersey chickens steady az lOOic Du IA
ing rather slowly Western mixed lots OF cn,hons 1
sc. ln;orOr lOi' closlnS
on at aGc but az few choice frsh receipts
and when nearly or quite Ifee from
fowls &C. is obtained Ducks ieit demand and hrm Se n
Arm Suoa 0uict and steldy Quail have advanced pnt
close weskcr Partridyes and grouse OF chDice qy
finn. Wild ducks IN COOL dem md AMI seaY NChiS'n III
ileht supply and h Cher. Rabbits an 1 hares urn