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PAupEn rMMraRATroN.
Congressman Ford Tells How lie Would
Deal With II.


Deal With Il.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, VI Congress
man Ford, chairman of the congre ssional
committee which has been investigating the
subject of pauper immigration, is now in this
city. He states that he will issue call for
the committee to meet in Washington on the
Monday or Tuesday before congress conye es
Mr.. Ford says that if his views are adopted
the bill to be presented to congress by the
committee will provide for the appointment
of consular inspectors to every foreign land
that sends large numbers of cmigrants to
this country, and these inspectors will be at
tached to the American consular and minis
ters' services in the several countries
Those who desire to come to this country
shall file applications, giving age, birthplace,
occupation, purpose, pedigree and other inn
portant or material points, thirty, sixty or
ninety days, as may be decided upon, before
taking passage, AMI during that tims the in-
spsctors shall investigate the past lives and
records Of the applicants, AMI then act ac-
cording to the finding II the candidate Is
honest, sober and industrious he will receive
his passport and be welcomed to our shores.
IL he is found to be pauper, an idiot,
criminal or insane; il he is depraved and dis
solute, or wants to come over in fulfiIlment
of contract, he would be rejected.
Mr. Ford uses some very strong language
In denouncing the wholesale and unregulated
immigration which has become such a crying
evil; and also says that the Importation Of
contract labor to compete with our owH
workingmen, must be stopped. The bill
which the COMMITTEES will introduce will, If
passed, put an end to that evil.
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POSNERS 8

Ladies: We aoant uOur
trade. II you are situated
so that yOu can come to the
city and deal aoith as In
person, DO SO. not, send
as y0ur orders. We prom
use to not only tredty goa qoeU,
Bat to seT0e you aoeU-to saU
yOu the best goods TOR the
least money, and TO make
e0ery sale gi0e The fullest
satisfaction. Remember
that oar store is the only one
Of its kind in the aohole
South. 1t cocers a supegJf-
cidl area Of 81 acres IN the
aggregate, has 90, 600 square
feet Of Sdlesroona, and as de-
0oted TO go distinct and sep.
GTdte departments. You
can ask as for auythiny you
aoaat, an 0ny line Of goods
sold an any market, and be
sqkre cf getting ii TO IN
duce you 10 trade qoith as,
acc agree TO send all pur-
chaSes Of $5 and o0eY TO any
point aoithin 200 miles Of
Baltimore. free of all trans
p0ytdtiOD charges. also,
zoe aoiU cheea7ully sen 4 sam
pies and prices Of goods
aoheR requested, address
P0sner Bros 215, 217, 219
Lexington ST., Baltimore,
lid. n5 2m
PO SNERS'
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 20.-The Sun says: ss1t
was said Sunday that Robert Garrett win
be removed this week from Ringwood to
Clifton, one Of his fine suburban homes near
baltimore This decision resulted from the
announcement Of bis doctors that he caunot
live much longer and that he Is daily becoul-
ing more violent and ungovernable Mrs
Garrett has gone to Clifton, and win remain
there until her husband arrives
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 20.-Fire o.
Main street destroyed the saloon and restau
rantSof Hiram Robbins, the drug store Of J.
: w Bicdelman, Navra's boot and shoe stors
and T. J. O'Hara s. Co ; auction warerooms
The total loss viii aggregate about s1o0.00o
fally insured.
Flags -Lanterna-Elre Works,
For sale cheap 1t His. nj. Il. II. TAY-
LOHD, no. II Maid Elfetk n19
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WANT.D

At the Chesapeake House on Mala street, q
frst-class WAITER. Apply at once.
nl{tf CHAE. B0LDT, Proprietor.
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limited number OF SCHOLARS ON PIANO
or ORGAN. Terms moderate. For further
informstion apply TO Miss NJ, L. SHANNON,
50 Prince George ST., Annapolis Nd. Partic-
uIar attention given 70 beglnners. nl7w
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ANNAPOLIS MD. TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 20 1888.


We will insert in this column advertis,
ments Of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wound, &e., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for SO Cents.
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FOR SALE

A HORSE. years old; CARRIAGE and one
set Of HARNESS. Apply to j. @. HERALD.
81 Calvert street. n01w
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FOR REN1

An eight room HOUSE on East street, near
King George street. Apply TO MRS, NJ. FIN
KLE, Eas port. ne 1w
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FOR SALE

A largc-size self-fccd STOVE OF improv
fee. o23tf
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CHEAP FARMS AND HOMES.

Prices low-$l0O to $4,000 healthy climate.
fine soil; close 10 cities by water or railroad;
salt water luxuries abundant; send stamp for
price list: map. 10 cents. o24tf
MELVIN & MANCHA, Annapolis, Md.
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FOR SALE.

A SCROLL SAW in good conditions; original
cost fS 90, will sell for 81 so cssh. Apply at 92
Prince George Street. o3Oiw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-17
A Common Cold

Is often the beginning of serious affec-
| tions of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs. Therefore, the importance
of early and effective treatment cannot
be overestimated. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral may always be relied upon for the
speedy cure of Cold or Cough.
Last January was attacked with a
severe Cold, which, by neglect and fre-
quent exposures, became worse, finally
settling on my lungs. "A terrible cough
soon followed, accompanied By pains in
the chest, from which / suffered lnfense-
ly. Alter trying yaTiolIs remedies, with
out obtaining relief, I Commenced taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, ana was
Speedily Cured.
I am satisfied fIlat this re1aes}y saved my
LIE. -Jno. Webster, EaHtgeiS9ts =. /.
T contracted severe cold, which
suddenly t.eVeloDed into hnerlnonia,
presenting dangerCUs and oastina1o
symptoms. Rfy physician ordered the
use Of Ayers Cherry gectoral. Ills IN
structions we're followed, an. the result
was g rapid and permanent cure. -
E. E. Simpson, Rogers prairie, Tex.
Two years gro Isuifered from a severe
Cold, which settled on my Lungs. I con-
suited various physicians, and took the
medicines they prescribed, but received
only tenGorary relief. A friend induced
me to cry A. ags Cherry Pecforal. After
taking two bottles CT this medicine I was
cured. Since then nave given the Pee
toral to nay children, and consider it
The Best Rsmedy
for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ever used in my family.
Robert Vanderpool, Meadville, Pa.
Some tina ago took slight Cold,
which, being neglected, grew worse, and
settled on my Lungs. / had a hacking
cough, and was very weak. Those who
knew me best considered my life to be
in great danger. I continued to suffer
until commenced using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Less than one bottle of this
valuable medicine cured me, and
feel that owe the preservation cf my
life to its curative powers. = Mrs. Ann
Lockwood, Akron, New York.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is considered,
here, the one great remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs, and is moro
in demand than any other medicine of its
class. j. F. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark. tt
Ayers Cherry Pect0raI,
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, $6
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DID.

BIELIGK. On Thursday. August q, 1855 at 6sS5
am, MARY the beloved ~Iie "a JOhL u. Liriick agsl
Funeral taxi place IRON h-r late residence 81
Seventh street northwest. tu1JuA. August II. a.
O'Clock an sharp q onl thence ~ IT Mary 'schurc
are respectfully invi:ed 20 attend e
CLEMENTS suideuly August Io. 1855. HEsIEl
A, beloved wife OF Edmund Jaeisleuts.
Notice Of funeral her, after.
COLLINS. Departed this lie on Friday mornin
August 10. 1858, at !. l5 M. tLlLAbE1H \. - p
seven months.
ana virginia avenue "a "a dAy. Au-pst Il. at SD
pm Relatives aud friends u attend. =.
.FREER. THOMAS. infant son q Jaaes A NJ
Helen hurd freer, aged three 'cks a Tour dGs-
brief Illness ALBIkI L4ALLEi. an iIs ses IA Mt
Funeral from his parents residence G.9 seventh
strett southwest, sunt-ay a. .. IA fne.ds an
tives Of the family -.NitoL %
JOHNSON. On Aasust %. 1858. ITHEL VI infant
daughter OF Robert II. Sarah G JOHNSON. -see
three months and twenty six days.
Our darling has asset away from signt,
Dear Ethel WHO was our prlde aud e i-nt.
We hope 10 meet her Oh Tie-yeI.'s br KIT shure.
BY ar IsrEKs
MATHoIT; On Thursday. August =. 500. At 1879
Am, WALTER SOMA. RS. INFANT sOn h.r.y Is
and Efe v. Mathoit. ased nftceH ontls AID thirteen
Funeral from his parents residance B55 ennsylvs
MIA avenue southeast, Fr.day al > N. Irlel,s and
relatives respectfully iHSit'si TO -tI. ia
PkEINk6EI Ausa;t 3 SIS, Pm; r g b
Funeral viii lake place from hts parents reside o.
1s5l 9Th street north LAY. August L. al
Funeral services al oruoe ES-.lx Lea Lutheran
Church corner l3tn AID CsrcOran street, northwest
tives invited 10 attend.
WARD. On August o. 1855 At n 80 .. m. ELISE
LUkHER youngest Gu q VI Anna j. aud Dr Mn-
Ward, aged one year. eisht moa.As AID seNeni..n
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Interior Depar,m emit Changes.

The following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Patent Onice-Appointments: Giles Taintor,
OF New York, and Chalmers C. Norwood, OF
North Carolina, fourth assistant examiners at
81 200. Resignation: Mrs. Sallie W. Gardner, of
Mary land, ell TX at s., 200.
Pension On1ce-AppOintment: Miss Bertha l.
Merrill, OF Maine, copyisJ DIT 5000.
General Land Transformations: Andrew Dtltz
OF Indiana; Maucnlln Niven, oI New York; VIM.
II. Viii comb OF District OF Columbia and Robert
l. Tomiin, Oh Mlssur, frotu 81, 400 to 81 600 John
f. Downing, OF Illinois; Robert Nelson, or District
OF co umOia; Chas. A. Keigwin, Oh Indiana; Henry
Ii. Swearingen, OF Georgia; il namar p. Brrthrong,
or New YORK; Frank !. Wood, District OF columbia,
NJ Geo W. Ciarvoe, OF District oI Culu.nula, from
$1,2OO 10 s, 400. Mrs Jennie L. Munroe, OF New
lUrA; as. A. Bretow, OF Michigan; John H.
howell, OF Illinois, David L scallett, OF Colorado;
Miss Alice Halsey, OF ONO, and Mrs. Carrie E.
Todd, OF Arkansls, from 81 900 10 81 ZOO james
Cole, Of New York; Chas b. strong, Oh ARKANSAS,
ana lanes 4 hoadIey, or New York. from $500 &c
$1,000.
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Political Notes.

dispatch from Indianapolis states that Gen.
Harrison is IN splendid health; that he Is anJicl-
pating a cessation or visiting delegations during
The next ten days, and IL Is thought VIII devote
considerable OF this time TO writing his letter OF
acceptance. Toward the last OF August he has IA
view a trip OF week or Two to some quiet corner,
probably In northern Michigan or Wisconsin.
Hon. Jesee A. Glenn, OF Withheld County, Ca,
announces that he Will be the republican caDd.-
date Tor Governor, 10 oppose Gordon. Glenn Is an
old-time republican, and he says he does not eX-
pect TO be elected; but, as his party VIII make no
nomination, he proposes TO run 10 preserve the
party organization and unity.
The democratic convention or the Sth Ken
lucky district yesterday nominated by acclama-
ton Hon Jas. u. McCTeary Tor third term In
Congress.
the Connecticut democratic state central con-
vention Will be held In the Hyperion Opera house
New Haven, september 4.
There is considN rable excitement at Danville
KY, over the attempted lynchlng OF a negro
named Harrison SHELBY, who forsook the republican
party, and. shaking a.rol OF money at his coloIed
friends, said: at Is Doodle am alter"
The republicans or the LIST district OF Maryland
yesterday nominated Thos. S. Hodson for Congress
by reclamation, and sent awelcome-hoIne message
for Mr. Blaine.
Representative Whitthorne was renominated
yesterday by reclamation by the democrats OF the
seventh Tennessee district.
Judge c. A. q. Mcclellan was nominated for Con-
gress yesterday by the democrats or the twelfth
Indiana district TO succeed j. Is. White repubu-
Can.
meeting OF the New York democratic state
committee has been called Tor August Ii, al sara
tOga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

BILLS APPROVED By THE PREsIDENr.-The Presi-
dent has approved the act TO amend the charter OF
the Belt line Street Railroad Of Washington; the
act to provide for two additional associate justices
OF the Supreme Court OF Dakota; the act in regard
10 the terms OF the United states Court al Salina
HAS. the act to cancel certain reservations OF
lands on account OF live oak, in louisiana; the
act 10 authorize the leasing OF the school and uni
versity lands In Wyoming; the act to restore the
homestead right OF NJ. F. Vance, OF Akron, Col.
the act 10 relation to marriages between white
men and Indian women; the acts authorizing the
construction OF bridge across the Tennessee
River, near Knoxville; one across the Missouri
RIVER near Pl 'ttesmoutn, Neb.. and one across the
Oconee River, In Laurens County, Ca; the acts
granting pensions to Rosanna X. Grimm, Mrs. Jul
dith Deig, WIN. N. Becken, Martina j. Rusleford,
David A. Zean, Malinda Hardin, VIM. A. Humes,
Sarah Riddle, Ralph P. wilbcur, Moses 7. Cofey,,
Myron Ieacharet, Mrs. Maria Hulse, Daniel X.
Harris, Mrs; Betsy Lockwood, Euathan Meade,
John A. Rolie, a. W. Rose, Charles Jewett, Re-
becca Manlove, Frederick Ronicke, John J. Mitch
Ell, Samuel Massey, Cynthia ]. Carlton. Mrs MI
nerva kagle, "Huck-a-pee-wak-ken-za or John,
Elizabeth OLaughlin, Mary G. d vi 3, Eliza Rus
sell, Mrs. Deiilah Whips, Mary Novels, Coourn d.
Outen, John II. Claus WIN. II. Porter, Marshall
Burtrum and VIM j. Heady
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THE FRrrsp Or AL

PONDS EXTRACT is used in the household of the
President as well that Of the humblest citizen.
Members of the Army and the Navy the Bar, the
Bench the pulpit aud the ress-a ranks and classes
OF people-hAve sent their personal experience aud
thanks the forty years. until their letters have
nlled volumes. testfiny The wonderful of ali
kinds VI Pain or Inflammation, ef ted by pON DIS
EXTRACT.
. Remember PONDS EXTRACT IL sold in bottles only
b. with Landscape Trademark thereon. Deal
with respectable drugH1sts only. iny2S
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A REMARKAB1E C.sE

THE w II-kNONN CARLSBAD sPRUDEI SALT
fhO CIo LID fhOM He NATURAL SPRINGS
Or CARL BAD. BETTER Than ANY
OF The SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING RlMEDIES.
, Inc cashier Of NJ. Guggenheim's ons OF and ps
rrankn street one of the largest import houses in
ns United staes writes under date Of June 80 1885,
,nor Years ! have suffered from abscesses which
cut from time to time to obtain relief used All s,rts
OF oood puriners. but without avail. The absces
would always Teappear. l suffered very much pain
uhul my physician advised ne To the genuine i'm
ported Carsotd Sprudel salts powder forum used
TINS Tor about four weeks, and that time have
oseh entreiy free from the disease. My complexion
cleared and have enjoyed good health ever since
cannot speak toO highly of this really valuable remedy
and nave recommended il to all friends who also
speak ui IT. wonderful effects Q laxative.
} ours very respectfully. l. MEYERS.
The OenuiDe Carso.d sprudsl Salt Powder Is put up
IN round DO Ties Each bottle = paper
ano has th seal of the city OF Carlsbad and the sisns
tnr Of Eisner MendelsOn Co.. sole Are Is. around
the neck of every bottl All hers worthless in
ttions. Pamphlets and Dr.. Iouoldts lecture matted
Tree upon application. EISNEa MkNDELSON Co,
b Barclay 4 Y Sole Ag.nta aul-m vi
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Evrnr FARMER Knows

That vreds must be torn M By the roots. or
they vii b sure to crop out again 30 IL Is
with di-sasss which have their origin - de-
PRAYED blood The cause Of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers sarssparilla. or no perma-
nent cure lie poss bla Try it
G. v. Allen. Drursist- Of Brunswick. Ma.
says: II have never known Ayers sarssparilla
fail to give satisfaction. In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge Il has proved . perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities in
the blood regard 1t - an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by Or J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Maa.
Sole " all Druggists. Price o. 81, bottles, g.
Ja3O WORTH Is A BOTTLE
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TblGgIanS 10 The Star.
THE CHANNEL TUNNEL SCHEME.
It's Promoters Still Confident OF Carr
ing tf Oul SOme DAY.

ing tt Out Some Day.
special Gable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, August l0-Mat Martndin's report to
the board OF trade on the present state Of the
Channel tunnel works will not altogether sllay the
suspicious that in spite OF the decision Of parlia-
ment the works are being pushed forward by their
promoters. The boring machine Is still In posi-
ton and has been worked but only, as alleged, to
keep the machinery In proper order The present
length Of the tunnel is slightly over g l02 yards.
IL Is evident the projectors are sangune Of even
tualy getting permission to carry out their great
undertaking. although II Is by no means certain,
Ia spite or GladstoDe's advocacy, that even a lib
eral parliament, when selected, will give the ne
ceSSary sanction.
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Have You A SKIN HuMon,
IF SO CURE IL WITH CUrIcrRA

Have Just used your CUrIcURA REMEDIES on one of
my sIis, and found 1t to be just what IT IS recommend
ed To be- Ny ia ugnter all broken out OH her head
and body and the HAIR commeLced to come out Now
she Is as smooth as ever she was aud has only US
one oox Oh CUTICURA one cake " CUrIcURA SOAP and
one oOttle OF CUTICURA REsoLvESr doctore. with
quite number OF doctors. but to no avail am will.
ING TO make atdAvit to the truth Vt the statement
GEORGE EASi, Macon, Aich.
FOR the last year have had species itching scaly
anu pimply humors Oh face, ~ which have appl
great ina methods o. Treatment without success
and which was speedily nd entirely cured by tue Cu11
cURA REMEDIES.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, o.
want TO tell you that y our CUTIcURa RFsoLyENris
magnificent About three months ago my face was
covered with otches and after using three bottles Of
hksoLvESr was perfectly cured
FREDERICK MAITRE
% st. Charles -. New Orleans La
Sold everywhere, Price, CyTI~URA, SOC. SOAP 25c;
hEss LvENr. ST. Prepared By the POTTER DRuo AND
CHEMICAL Co. Bos Mass.
80 send for How to Cure skin Diseases" "a pageA
90 illustrations and 100 testimonials
PlMPLES blackhesds chopped and Oily skin pre-
vented BY CUrICURA INDICATED SOAP au7SlOll
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Rescued from Burning Buildingx.

JERSEY CITY, August l0.-A fire at / O'CLOCK this
morning destroyed three twO-story frame build
iugs al Nos, "a, SO anu 36k Essex street. Mrs
Crowley, residing at No. 3oX, was taken out OF a
second-s,ory window by ponce and Citizens. Two
cnldIen aud BABY were rescued from Mrs
Schulls' apartments, In No. 49, The baoy will
die. John Rlley'S stables were destroyed and
three horses and trucks were burned. Tie loss is
5000, partly Insured. The buildings were old and
UIrncu 1ercely.
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NaaRIIn


ADBoT-MARTIN. In Boston. Mass. Aurust I.
1855 at the Church OF 81. JOuu the Evangelist. o.
Rev. - Conyers. assisted by I.ey. A e. A Hal NIL
LIAM ARCHIBALD MARTIN % MA. dnfEkEk
ABBOT. both VI Hshngtou. DC. NOC-.Ds. lZaue--
VILE. Ohio. papers please cupE.l
REPRESENTATION Al the sec1ud Eaptid
Church, August = by asgur. lIuoul ErL Wen.
L. MILTON HENDERSON to LILLl PEIkoi-. IL
Washington, ID q.
PHIPPS-EDMAIDS On Thur lay evening. Au-
gust y. ISIS, at $50 O'ocA, al IL. sturl ro-IdIiUs
OF st matthews a. by 4. y. ] tu'-r Ma Ain.
RICHARD IL. lHII As 10 CUIsA Al. LDMAl.DS. b,lth
Of this cIty.
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paii,nsOre Markets.


sohg 'e. .,ot,. pa-t .ue courons, u+', do. ten
BALTIMORE, Mp.. Aug st lU.-Cottou quiet and
SOU nei acive and Arm Fuitz. 9Uasj; LOIle bear,
9laS4; western, active aid stead, No winter
red spot, 9O3s 9O;4; August, 9O2a904; scrteuIrr,
VJSA 81: Octobvr YIAIols; December. 93aayl5
COrn-soutLern du AID steady: white, IS 30; vel.
low, JtaoI. western. quiet. mixed spot J23saI24
oepteEiUrr o.}a531S; yea 4J54a4UA. Oats IRREGULAR
CLOSING stead southern and Pennsylvania. new
3ai6: western Whit 4lai.i western mixed. .i5a37
kye ,teauy, o.,a55. Hay hrm-prliue to choice west
-nIess PORK oUal $40 Bulk meats shouIi rs
and clear RIB sides, hacked 81 On laIIs. l31.a
Lard-refned. 9AalO. Butter du I-western pscx ID
l,1al4: creaner, l7sl9 Eggs steady. l3lI4 Petro-
leun. ste DIV - refined. *. Coffee, quiet-Rio car.
goes. fair. IA. SUGAR. firm aid hlgher-A SOFT u
copper refined. firm % 15a. Whisky steady, l26a
l2S. Freishts to Liverpool per steamer dull aud
honiinai-cotson. 5-5 d.. hour yer ton, los grain
. .a:;d. keceipts-hour. 300 barrels: wheat 1O4
els: rye. 300 bushels. oh pMsnts none Saies-
Wheat 100000 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. August 10. IL g. m.-Frost was
reported in Northern Minnesota and Duluth aud the
OF the regul board was S31, tribe above the
clio Ing price Of vest rday. Ine official opening was
howey e. below. at S2s for September. Corn open
at ioh tor Septem g.. The really weak opening
market WIS PROVISIONS. The Of vel ow fever L
jacksonville. la, the cause Septemb r pork
opened - on at 1888 and sold of to IL 81 in the
FIRST hve minutes At IL o'clock the quotations for
September options were: What S2ts: Corn 45A;
oats. 24; pork. 1880; lard, S72h; snort ribs 100