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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-07

Tne lines Of legialatiop upon which Congress in
rs capacity national legislature viii advance or
attempt 20 advance at the present session, are
now reasonably well defined. The Presidents
message and the republican reply 10 It's challenge
Indicated upon this point what interviews with
Members have confirmed and what the political
newspapers in their forecasts for 1888 have re-
hearsed II only remains for TIE STAR, as dis
uetiyely the newspaper Of the District TO INQUIRE
what Will Congress do or attemptin its capacity.
not "a legislature for the nation. but state legs
lature for the District and as common council OF
washington? What may Washington expect In
1888 from its exclusive legislators under the Con-
stitution. The question IL asked not OF republi-
cans alone or democrats alone, but Of all Con-
gressmen, who by the fact OF their election are
intrusted with duties ana incur responsibilities In
reference TO the management OF District affairs
It's not possible, however to predict the action
OF Congress as local legislature for the District
Washington hopes that the same friendly interest
viii be shown In Its affairs that has been exhibited
BIZ previous Congresses OF recent years: that adj
ditionai DAYS viii be set aside for the considera-
lion OF its interests: that In disbursinC the ctys
taxes, TO which the nation contributes as the
owner OF half its property, neither stinginess
cramping the city's development, nor wasteful ex-
srayagance be exhibited; that the INADEQUATE no
lice force may be enlarged, ample school facilities
provided, and citizens board Of trustees estab-
NS1f0. L1at Wltu tlt CITY In view. the
WORK OF retaining the Potomac fats and OF increas
ing the water supply be steadily pushed that mod
ern municipal code be substituted for its hodge
podge Of antIquated laws, and that it be given
better and cheaper gas. better sidewalks ana bet
ter street railways The great question OF relieving
the city streets and reservations from the damap
ing and In part Illegal occupation OF the steam
railroads will also come before Congress. IL
VIII be IN the power Of that body to abate
this nuisance, to free the city substantially
from the dangers OF railroad tracks at grade. the
Disagreement Of the Mail and the other
denominations Of the reign Of the railroads But
Representative Compton is represented as saying
that the Pennsylvania road IS so strong that Con-
gress viii not dare 70 remove its present station
from the Mall wsshinstons only hope is that
Congress may, like the states. have reserved
powers. and exhibit strength when aroused which
Is nos popularity suspected At any rate this ses-
sion will PROBABLY determine whether Congress
has, or the railroads have exclusive Jurisdiction
OF the District.
Present space does not suffice to enumerate more
than part OF the measures OF 1888 for which the
District viii ever pray from It's legislature which
X does not elect.
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GAuzEs AND ILLUSIONS
AT REDUCED PRIcRsI
W. N. SINISTER SONS,
91o Pa. ave-,
Have reduced the prices Of Evening Dress Goods and
offer decided bargains in the latest styles Of Illusions
Great reductions have been made.
Crystal Pendant Grenadines, reduced from az 10 81
Plaid Tinsel Silk Gauze. reduced from o. c5 TO ol.
Figured Illusions. reduced from &c to @l.50.
Powered Illusions, latest novelty, reduced from %
to g.
Silk Bengslines at s7Hc.. worth IL
Silk Surahs in all shades.
Moire Silks reduced in prices
Elegant Sash Ribbons st half price
MN. SINISTER SONS
0l9 Psunsylvania ava
One Price. js7
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LARGEST PuncHAsr liz LAcEs.

LARGEST PuRcHAsr liz LAcEs.
Woodward Lethrop have just oonsummassd
T0RcHON AND MEDIcI LAcEs
yet made by them.
Their Lace offerings during November. which
then attracted DO much attention, are com
pletely overshadowed by the quantity, variety,
and cheapness of the present lots, which viii
30 on sale Monday morning, being displayed on
long center tables to facilitate selections- en-
abling customers to See ths entire assortment
ats glance.
Three thousand yards Of Torchon Lace, y TO
IN inches wide % different patterns in the lot,
ONLY &c PER YARD
One thousand yards Of Torchon and Medicf
Lacee, 20 choice patterns to select from.
ONLY SC. PER YARD.
One thousand eight hundred yards Of Torchon
and Medici LAces, 40 choice patterns in this lot,
ONLY 10c. PER YARD,
Four thousand Ave hundred yards Fine Tor
chon and Medici Laces, IS choice patterns. en-
ONLY 12kc. PER YARD.
Five thousand yards Of Fine Torchon and
Medici Laces in Q large variety OF eleeant pat
terms, in snowy medium. and hDe qualities, at
15c. 1Sc., CSC, and up. representing the great
est values ever shown at these prices.
Nirst floor; right Of main entrance)
WOODWARD LOTHKOP.
Cor I IN and Eats ,
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tSnccesor 20 PERRY BEoTHERS
POMPADoJIR BROCADES REDUCED FROM $500
PoMPADol r BEocADEs REDUCED FROM $3.50
BLAek. BSSoADED SILKS REDUCED FROM $500
BLACh BIZ 9cADED SILKS REDUCED FROM go SO
BLACK gRocaDED sATINs REDUCED FROM
Coi9RIp BRoCADED sATINs REDUCED FROM
"aREATL II REDT6ED PRICES ON FANCY VEL.
VETS, SUITABLE FOR PANELS AND GARNI-
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN STRIPES CHECKS
AND PLAIDS, AT slOO; REDUCED FROM I25
"ExCLUSiNE STYLES IN ENGLISH SUITINGS.
OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, REDUCED FROM
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS" FROM $500 TO
SO. 90: THESE SUITS ARE MARKED Elk.
TREMELY LOW TO CLOSE
JACKETS, NEWMARkETS, GIRO LARS, AND
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES AND VISITES
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF SILKS,
SELYETS, DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS,CLOTHS.
BLACK GOODS. WHITE GOODS. LINENS AND
NovELTfEs IL FANCY SILK GAUzEs. 1LIU.
: SIONS AND BRUSSELS NETS.
BLACK AND C0LORED MORE FRANCHISE AND
MORE ANTIQUES.
EVENING SILKS AND sATINs IN GREAT vARI-
ALI. THE NEWEST wEAvEs" IN LYONS SILKS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS, IN LYONS BLACK AND
COLORED SILK VELYETS.
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S KID GLOVES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9Th vt.
Established 1910. iaT
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W1xpow SHADE FAcroRn Norrs.

w INDow SHADE Il ACToRY NOTES.
We manufacture on the premises the major
part of our stock Of shades, employing expert
enced and reliable shade makers and hangers,
and make q speciality Of shades to order. We
use Hsrtshornfs best spring rollers, and g11r-
antee every shade to run straight and smoothly.
We offer.
500 Holland window Shades. 2 yards long
and 80 inches wide. mounted on Hartshorp
spring roller, with curtain pull attached. all
colorS, complete and ready 20 hang.
ONLY 43c. EACH.
We have reasons to believe these the best
shades made for the price. - they are usually
sold for more money.
500 Opaque window Shades, 80 inches wide,
2yards long, best Hartshorn spring roller, AZ
tractive curtain pull attached: all the desirable
colors: guaranteed to be . strong servicesble
shude.
ONLY Use. EACH.
windows measured, estimates given, and
Shades and Curtains hung.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and sts. n. W.
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LAxsBuReH Il BRo.
SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR SALE.

IT Is WITH FEELINGS OF GREAT CONFIDENCE
THAT WE ANNOUNCE OUR SIXTH An
NUAL SALE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDRENS MUSLIN AND
CAMBRIA UNDER
WEAR
THE UNvARYING AND IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
Our PREVIOUS SALES HAS INDUCED Us TO
MAKE GREATER PREPARATIONS THAN EVER:
AND WHILE WE OFFER GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES WE HAVE MAINTAINED THE
EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY AND WORKMAN
SHIP FOR WHICH OUR UNDERWEAR HAS
GAINED A REPUTATION OF WHICH WE ARE
JUSTLY PROUD.
WE WILL FROM MONDAY DEVOTE THE HALF
OF OUR SECOND FLOOR TO DISPLAY GAR
MENTs OF THE LATEST IMPROVED DESIGNS,
We have divided the Entire Stock into three lots.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 4sc.
This includes Drawers. Chenise. Skirts Gowns and
corset Covers F1rst-cass workmanship, and cut to
the latest approved patterns
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 74c.
Included in this lot are Drawers, Cbenise skirts.
Gowns, and Corset Covers Best workmanship and
most modern approved designs
LOT WE WILL SELL AT csc.
Included in this lot are Drawers, Chenise Skirts
towns, and Corset Covers. Best workmanship. Best
trimming used
This sale have decided shall positively asst ONLY
FOE THIS WEEK, ending Saturday, January H.
ioSo al pm. SO it is necessary for you to buy now
As the marin on these goods Is small and to procure
them SO az to sell at such low figures we were Obliged
10 pay cash for them. must necessarily be compelled
70 sell them for CASH ONLY
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LESS TEAM HALF PR1cE.

LESS TEAM Half PR1cE
Dress Patterns and Paris Robes In elegant quality
with full quantity for dress and trimming, reduced to
half price.
Broadcoths all colors and grades at reduced prices
Dress Goods. all grades at reduced prices
Real Scotch Plada reduced from &c to s1.5O.
English Cheviots, reduced from 81 rs to 75c
Kersey Cloths for Cloaks reduced from a. to O. So
Astrskhan Cloths, elegant qualities. at reduced
prices.
Quilted Satins. finest qua ity satin. fancy stitched
reduced from $I25 to 81.
Mourning Goods at reduced prices.
Silks and Yelvets at reduced prices.
". NJ sHUsTER SONS.
0l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
One Price. AZ
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The saturday half-hOHday law, after pretty
thorough trial OF nearly year, is pronounced by
the business community In New York generally A
failure. 1t Is not that anyone objects to the half
holiday In itself considered; but for one state 10
be bound by a statute OF this Kind. While It's
neighoors and competitors IN trade have no sucn
restriction, places it at a serious disadvantage.
The worst effects are felt by the banks. who have
crowded into Three hours on saturday the work
which ought 20 be spread through Six and on
Monday have the accumulated mail OF two DAYS
instead OF one 20 work over. This practically
doubles Mondays LABOR, which at best is hard
enough
without any legal requirement, 10 has been the
custom for many years for business houses I'm the
large cites 70 close early on Saturday during two
or three months OF extremely warm weather: and
inquiries made by the superintendent Of the New
YORK state banking department bring out the fact
that general welcome would be accorded to a
law setting even the whole OF saturday apart for
MONDAY during the summer. But the present
halfway arrangement is so unpopula. especially
In banking circles, that an effort win be made 10
induce the legislature now IN session 10 amend fl
IN important particulars or repeal IL altogether.
ut Is often said, and probably trlIy said tha,
" tne great railway managers would devote 20
prOmotlns NE comfort OF their short-trfp passen
gers the same efforts which they now almost
waste IN the endeavor 70 control Ionc-eiistance
travel they would the sooner reap their reward
~ vood not come Immediately. but IL would come
certainty. FOR here are customers whom no
nvals can take away from them. PRECISELY say
ne cynical Gradgrinds In railway direction we
are sure Of them, ana that Is the reason why we
dare give them snury old cars and make them
stAna morning and night Here Is Mr.. Grad
s nnn mistake; Let him make hts short trips
tuck, comfortable and cheap and ne Will have ten
Iassrnsers where be now has one. He has new
bOhahLa waiting fOr his pick when he really re-
IrNrs NE present congestion OF the clties.--Ed-
"eTd n Hole ~ me Forum far January.
ms Is truth 10 which attention has hitherto
Den called In TEs STAR u Is commended 70 the
thOughtfn attention or the railroads In the Dis
.'ic', and especially the ncw management OF the
bslumore and Ohio, along whose lines in the
vicinity Of the city most OF tho Dfstr,ct,s rai,ro.a
slburoan settlements are stua,ad slt1bt en-
eoaragei1ent Of the Kind suggested has caused a
recent rapid growth OF suburban settlement. which
could oe Increased tenfold, 10 the advantage OF
Dotn city ana railroads. By tuiicious fostering.
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WANTED STTUATIONS.

ILLUSTRATIONS.
sS.s rSs c.S ss. s sa.
:sa 0isi e'i EJR Il ' scss 81 .
WASTFb-SY 4 ooafFfLYT VOTING MAN: .
gS,i.i9S g private waiter or fOOsnsn hedres. o.
WANTEp-AT HEApQuARrERs = POSITIONS
ba.srs siS1 co6SSs sc cGs: o'ean:a'
WnNIEp-.A YOUNG NAN u lEAEs OF Aek
1dsrs.: 3. iss SIC; One. '''
WASTEp-DicKs AGENCY HAS FIksT CLASS
.s.m.,r. s..;s ScsT.s. snnarss
and boys. v,ah citr rsssrsnoss eis 7ta a Js-er
WsS .SrE. -. nc hoT .S,s NY srsT rsoN
: ana s NO rs.. s', .a a;
WANrED-BY A PARTISAN PERsoN A sfrUA.
" ton in family. can cut ana ht or take csry q
fsdr s,st or y day best reference Address PARIS
WANTED-Br MOST REsPEcTApLE FRENCH
yrs, sr In s,1 In g. tech ehAarsn She syrsas
s s.s o IsDsH''rOD' aud Wiling AddTs.. isAssE
" srn Maryland, .itu-tiOn IN Wholesale grocery
sesINgss ssEScT soa i fsss rsa
WANTEp-BY A COMPETENT DREssMAkEk
peet rcicrcaces Aodrtrs NpMftItNl. Star once IT.
WANTED-BY A ooMpErENr ooIoREp Roy
w situation ss waiter. goldman, Sc, IN private
family; sOod differences. Address ll3l 18th ~ Il
WANrED-BY A Young NAN 81 YEARS OF
w ase. having . fair educs,ion, Position OF any
kind where he can make himself generally usefui;
best references. Address r. F. star ofhce. hs-2t'
WANTfD-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
w Shorthand clerical work evenings with Con.
gresemen. Excellent education and best roferencss
JOHN HARRISON. star Once. lr
w ANrEp-coLCMBIA BUSINESS AGENCY
w No 4o2 18th 81 va az positions for cory
lists, wases reasonable COOKS. chAmbermsids. 4
porter; bell boy. walters coachmen; help Of al
delphia Baltimore, West and south. ~
WANTED-BY REsPFCTABIF WHITE GIRI
w home As cook and cham oernAid IN small family.
Apply at ll3s leth stnw IL
| WANTED--k SITUATION AS DRiyfR on To BIN
nRIxnr -sfai at any kind VI work around Addr.s
| WANTED--A SITUATION By A FIRST CLASS
w cook. where there Is kitchen maid VIII We good
reference. Address KITCHEN. star ONCE y@S- ets
| MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS or
w help; free 70 employers referrnces guaranteed
| 70 be genuine. sTENESs' EMPLOYMENT AND
ROOM RESrIS9 BUREAU. az eth ST n ". All v
pm. AS on
| wANTEp-A YOUNG MAN OF IL DESIRES A
| w position - stenogrsphsr aud typewriter. or
other clerical employment Call upon or addre~a
| FRANK, p13 East Capitol ct. hl -0t-
Il
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Asour
OUR srocK
i'ii$I.j!Sg.JB$:::: +. ::
r. I. Z I. F. F III s. is !:
gee 90 90 RD9 Is.
9 ad 81 3 % : % BBD5b 49,
would call your attention 10 our large and varied
assortment in this comprising all kiads Of TABLE
DAAAskA from the cheapest to the anest: NAPKINS.
DoYLIEs. TRAY Covers. TOWELS. and everything
appertaining to WILL SELECTED srocK, witch "
are Offering 1t % REASONABLE PRICES - the same
quality Of goods can possibly be sold for.
THE FOLLOWING
Six SPECIALS
NEXT WEEK.
Is different patterns Of CREAM TABLE DAMAsK.
&c inches wide
10 DO sold at ......................45c.a I'd.
125 dozen GERMAN DAMAsK TOWELS. extra
heavy large size C24x4s) the best value offered
u the price: In either white or colored bordera
worth toily ..................... 500.
Aour choice. ..........-......-.......25c.
100 dozen c02144) extra Aue HUcK TOWELS knot.
ted fringe fancy borders.
...'............ ......................4Oc.
Heouceo eo.....-................-....... .2Sc.
oy the oozen-.... $3.50.
100 dozen x GERMAN DAMAsK NAPKINS.
1000 vaue ........................e106.
Our price ..$16u
$50 Ga TURKEY-RED TABLE COVERS. warranted
fast colors
Never sold for less than.
Reduced to .............................4
500 laree size TRAY COVERS. in white with fancy
borders) and colored.
10 ne SOLD fof....... .....................25c.
gBR A RI MN NM ssss
EBS ( Vuu HIM Sass &.
3a7 9TH. sTH. AND d STREETS
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We ARE OvEnsrocKEp.

We ARE OvEnsrockEp.
AND PROPOSE TO TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUE
OUR DRESSING ROBE DEPARTMENT, AND TO
THAT END WE HAVE MARKED SPECIAL PRICES
ON EVERY SMOKING JACKET, BATH ROBE, AND
DRESSING GOWN IN OUR HOUSE AT THIS
WRITING WE HAVE MORE OF THESE GAR
MEyTs IN STOCK THAN WAS EVER SHOWN IN
WASHINGTON AT ONE TIME OUTSIDE OUR
HOUSE WE NEVER DO THINGS By HALVES,
AND SPECIAL PRICES" WITH Us MEANS A
THOROUGH AND SWEEPING REDUCTION IN
OTHER WORDS. WE OFFER THESE GOODS AT
PRICES CONSIDERABLY BELOW THE ORIGINAL
COST TO Us. AND WE BOUGHT THEM TO BET
TER ADVANTAGE THAT SMALLER HOUSES
COULD HAVE DONE
HERE ARE SOME ITEMS THAT ARE sUBE TO
INTEREST INTENDING PURCHASERS:
Fancy Striped Smoking Jackets. that We hsvs
bean selling at %. now going At $50: shout
ten different effects to select from.
full colorings. closing price a each.
Fancy Embroidered An.silk Jackets marked
down from o. so to s5.
German House Jackets were $40. and splen.
did values as that. now 81.
German Robes de Chsmbre. in several hand
some effects. at the following reduced prices:
The e2O ones now sl2.
The SIS ones now $40.
The $40 ones now 81.
WE HAVE NOT SPACE ENOUGH LEFT IN
WHICH TO TOUCH ON MORE OF THESE SPLEEN
DID VALUES. BUT THERE ARE GREAT MANY
MORE HERE. AND WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
SUGGEST THAT YOU SHOULD STEP IN AND
LOOK THEM OVER AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
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WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED--LOTS.

XNANTEp-LoT IN NORTHWEST SECTION ON
w north west side Of street with alley, cost
about e. 500 VII Rsy cash and build fne house I'm
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ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
,!roeerIr.

C,NNrp Ooops- hnchlrics a. .2SGi 20.
Peaches 2 H. standard u htil ~. sc,oud.
sin Tomatoes. lhs, standard. sltrn.
. lhs. standard. gi.uO Straw berries. ~ -.
NHsphcrurs. st.at lilackbrrrirs 81 a. Green
Cages, ti2i Pur, S2uo riumH N. A..
pumrus. ttul. Green curn tiUai q. Green
Icis, tl.''. Cove uysicr full weight. / 49,.
~, lhs, o. hHttiut Hrht weight Nic. 2
lbs, si.p.ti ~. Condensed mhlk Crown.
aut Eagle, t'tn. Swiss. t5p salmon.
si5iNt2m. Snrlincs. $50 mustard snr.
duc' ii'o. Maokcrl q ~ hcrringmack.
crrl, tiW
suoAE=rurc white. G1,n5c. on white. a.,
mGa.c. yellow clarified UAmGisc. refined A.
use, standard runulatyd. si.msa.c. POW.
dcrcl, SIC rut loaf SIC. steady.
totttr=t Common, li'sC. ordinary, iAtsr.
fair iHiC prime RIO isc choice io fancy,
lir, old Government, JttJ1r. steady.
sAft-siginaw a pt,iN per bfl. Ohio
River o. mol 20 pyr hrl. rs, line, 81. $50
lao coarse, ti.ioTi ~. pkts. 2aM5c
Rcr-Louisiana, i's@5Ac, Carolina, o..
quiet.
CANpirs-Stick, an nzcs IN bSs pals and
bfls ettllc, fancy, assorted, iOai5c. extra
fancy. isCt2ic. firm.
Soar AND CANptu-soap, 3isMic. can.
dies, full weight. a.
ktAncu--3', m3isc.
Cnrnr-rrimo flats, si6@oHc New York
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Articles. Opening Highest Lowest Closing.


Cash quotations were a. follows
flour-Stcady aud unchanged.
No spring wheat 81 li9.@i.t2 No .
spring wheat s2dSic. NJ cred, I ilA.CIl ~.
No. . corn, ilc; No. 2 oats, - C, No. . rye,
asc No. ? barley, 1a5St, No. | aaxsccd.
sLis's prime timothy seed, $40
Mess y H. per barrel, sii5S Lard. per 100
pounds. q - :. short rib, sides tlooscl. 81 10.
dry snlicd shoulders, tbuAcdL a. S,C,SOO
short clear sides tboxcdA - 2iCas 37ig
Rccripts-flour. iO,Ouu brls. wheat 5000
hu. corn. ~, 900 bu: oats, 10000 bu; rye,
II 600 hu. barley. sGOOO hu.
Shipments Flour G.Uln Lu: wheat. So d.
ON bu. corn, $1,000 bu. oats. i3n,OJbu: rye,
iDO hu. barley. 1900 hu.
81 i.ovi-. Mo, Nov. y. Flour duii aud
unchanged.
WHEAT Lower the opening was weak and
MAY sold isc lower on dull and weak cables,
declines elsewhere aud pressure to sell.
then rallied, bat again became weak, closing
asC lower Tor December and g Tor Nav from
saturday. No red. cash, siU5t.. Dcccm.
hgr. si.O1mi.On closing at siw4 asked.
Ma. a. 2s9i.i2'.sLii@i.ii'., closing At
Corn-Iowcr No. 2 cash. aac bid the
year 3i@A'.c. closing at jir, January. I,.
C1ltc closing at ji.N3j' ,r. May J5a.Ct
81 .6ihc. closing az AhllU asked.
Oat.-QuicL but iirp. No. cash, 22Ac.
May NC. December, 2l'sr bid.
timn-Dull at 6l@G2c.
faXsccd-fi.lO.
Cornmcal-Dull ut 500.
Ryc=Quict at so.
harley Steady Canada, osc Washington
Territory. 7ac
Hay dull prairie, s5oosaco, timothy.
ell OlCtihU
butter steady and finn, creamery, fancy,
.G@2'c, choice, 20d2i, dairy, 22a2lc
Figs quiet; Ia for good stock, inferior, ietJc
lees
Provisions unchanged Pork, $500.
lard-primc steam nominal SONGS i2if.
Dry salt mcats-shouldcri, sUt longs and
ribs. Si.h5Ct1s7iE short clear So 80
St2tf liacon-Shouldcrs $500. longs aud
ribs. $50 baS7S, short clears. 500 Hams.
titVoata50.
i,cccipis-flour. 5000 hrls.. wheat. rs 900
hu, corn, UO01 b., oats 100 hu. rye.
400 bu barley. 1900 bu.
shipments Flour, 100 hrls. wheat 5000
bu., corn, $500 bu.. oaia 1900 bu
k,Nsw CRY, Mo-, Nov. i2.-whcat.-
Lower No. red cash, So bid. ~ asked.
December sales at 30. May sales at " lc.
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CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. l2.-rhc Drorcrs' Jour.
nal reports: Cattle n ceipts 5000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market strong aud
loo higher; hceycs. Sl.15mj 10: steers, S32i
O5lO stockcrs and feeders S2.OO@33l.
cows, bulls aud mixed, SLJUCS3.OO; Texas
cattle, 81 oO@3O1, Western rangers, $3.50
800. llcg,-Rcceipts, 1900 head; ship
mcnts, $500 head; market strong and Zoe
higher; mixed Sj.3Gm5.GO, heavy, $3.50
$40; light, Sj.3O@5.5O; skips, S3.25@5.iO.
Shcep--l,eccipts. 1900 head; shipments,
l,OOO head: market strong and a shade
higher, natives, 80 25@i25; Westerns -.
@aG0, Texans, S25O@3JO, lambs, 4OO@
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