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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce &C the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce &C the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, May s-Flour-Receipts, IA. s55
packages; exports. 9.121 brls. s,941 sacks; gen.
orally firm; sales %, 200 brls; common to good
extra Western and State. s2.90a3.40; common
20 choice white wheat Western extra, a. 500
As5; fancy white wheat Western extra. $500
6I0; common to good extra Ohio, g. 9095 10;
common to choice extra St Louis s2.s0a5 To-
patent Minnesota. extra good to prime, "a Goa
475; choice to fancy patent Minnesota extra,
A60e5l0
wheat-Receipts, 4s, 400 bu; exports, "a
bu; sales. l.56O.O 900 bu futures and 5000 bu
spot; cash dull and more less nominal
Options ruled dull and unsettled; opened steady
and soon advanced 40ic, later became weaker
and declined lalc. closing sieadier and a to
under the best No. red, nominal at 81 ID
94ic elevator. 97097ic delivered; No 2 red,
May, o. 5l6e9i l3-l6c. closing at GATE; June,
closing at 94sc; August. 934 q $3.50, closing at
93tc; September. 93i 094c, closing at 93ic;
November. 95s 095sc, closing at 952c; Decem-
Der. s5i a96sc. closing at cote; May (lSs9l.
el0l004. closing at sl00..
Corn-Recepts. H. 600 bu; exports, g. 758 bu.
Sales. 472,000 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot
Cash q 4c lower, with more doing for export.
Options opened steady, advanced ale. later de-
elined a0sc, closing heavy at the bottom I'M
graded. Go e66ic; No 3, csc elevator; steamer
s54 e65zc elevator. 66lc delivered Cole TO arrive
delivered; No. 2, 652 acc elevator. 65t 65sc to
STRIVE delivered; No. 2 May, 6is, closing at 64c:
June, 62i 063c. closing At 62ic; July. 62s a
e32o, closing at 62lc; August. ga a csc, clos
ing at 63ic: September. 63A 963sc. closing at
63fc; October. 634 963sc. closing at 634c.
Oats-Rscsipts. 81 600 bu; exports. 2l9 bu;
Gales. 300 900 bu futures. 81 600 bu spot; shade
Western, 42046ic.
Hay steady aud quiet
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Cofss-Spot fair Rio firm at l5c Options
opensd weak end closed higher and frm: sales,
$1,000 bags: May, II 239l265c; June. IL 100
12s July. lLS501205c; August, 10.4o1 10 55c;
Beptsmosr, a950lQ l5c; October. g. SOC; Novsm-
Der. 9StE9s5e; December. 9.9099.95c; March,
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small. 7c- Lard-Purs winter lsaf kettls.rsndsrsd
In terces. 9Asc; in onehaf brls 81ec; IN oO-b cam
in 100-b cases, 95sc; in 20-lb cans in SON esses,
9e: prime leaf lard. in tiercos. e19c. Refined Lard
lin tierces, Sc: in SON cans in 100m cases. Sa<c
Sweet picked hams 9&010hc. according to aver
age. Sweet picked shoulders 6aacs clear-xb sides
1i6c. Prime steam lard. 7aac
PRODUCE.
BEAxs-Choice hand picked navy, $2.65 03.25 p
bu; medium handpicked. $2.4002.e0.
BUrTER-fair creamery 20022c; choice "a 016os
country roll. 1s020c; common. 8 010o
BEEswAx-Dark- 1Sc; yellow. Zoe.
EGas-Selling from store 1t III 2c; shippers pay
ing lie p doz
PouLTRT-Hens and chickens, 9a9zse roostsrs.
4c; turkeys. hens 909aac young toms. Sc; old tons
7c geese. fulleathered, S4.00; poor plucked $3.50
p dozen. according TO size
FsATHERs-Prime geese. 35c p %; mixed duck,
Zoe y 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked, 33035c IN.
washed. medium and common grade Il in good order
20022c unwashed fine. 1701Sc; fcece-washed, If
light well washed aud in good order. % $500; bury
and understandable. according to their yalua
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime ireelsansd)
elcaned). $4,000 IS; Alsike, prime. 81 .25 SO.
Alfalfa. prime. $7.5006.0O; white. $7.5006.OO;
prime timothy So. $500; y bu; extra clean blue
grass $1.150l.30 y bu: red top. 50075c p bu;
orchard grass, $l.5001.65 bu; German mlllet
$1.75d2 y bu; Southern grown miIlet, $1.50 per
bu; common millet $1.OO per bu; fax-ssed selected
S1.60o1.75 per buold popcorn, So 40 per n; new
rape Sc per %. Acme lawr grass seed. zoe per D.
1925 per bu. Spinach-BloomsdAle savoy-lea.
(sealed bags), SOC per ID. Landreths extra early
peas (sealed), $3.50 per bu.
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such light receipts aud consequent trading is Is
bard TO qnote real values Of wheat Futures are
fairly active. July delivery sold on the call
board at s6sc. track: Corn market 10 steady.
improvement is noticeable as compared with
market OF last week. Other grades are quoted
at slightly better figures. but the demand 10
small. Ear corn is In good demand. Choice
quoted at about the same prices The demand
Is good. aud Offering Of track stuff quite small
From store offerings moro free, but there il
but limited demand except at considerable re-
duction. Feeds quoted weaker Bran is
offered at S1700, with $3.50 bid. Hay contin-
ues in good demand. Offerings are q little moro
free although not sufficient to satisfy demand.
Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, May s-Ths Drovers' journal reports:
Is slow Sss s. higher .sesPs ssooIsr:
and fssdsrs Ss6S sssS soy bull: and
lst strong and Sc higher mixed, ss.5os5 as heavy,
5.6005.s7As; light, $545o5.7Oi skps. $4,000
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5000: shipments,
1000. Market steady, wooded natives. $50 $50;
shorn, $4.35 06; Western, $4.7506.5Os Texans,
shSrn, $1,000 lambs. $50
can beeves 100 per n, estimated dead weight.
NEW YORK, May s.-Beeves-Receipts, only 1
er at So ss4o per Is for poorest to best Exports,
1900 quarters of beef. To-day's Liverpool cable
quotes America refrigerator beef steady at 9lac
per 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Rsceipts, 1900. Market dull
for common Stock firm for good; poorest to bestun.
shorn sheep sold at s. SCOT so per 100 fbs clipped
clipped Ssp yssrnss, $7S6S77S' and SPRING lambs at
$4. 5O06.5O Ter head.
Hogs-Receipts, 35 carloads; nearly nominal for
live hogs but frmer at $5.8006.1O.
ST. LOUIS. May s.-Cattie-R Receipts L 30O ship
ments, 700. Market higher; choice heavy native
steers, $4.5O35; fair to good native steers. SO
90; butchers steers, medium to prime So 80;
stockers and feeders fair to good, $23O03. 60;
rangers, ordinary to good 50 20042 20,
Hogs,iReceiPts, 3 400; shipments Loo. Make. .d
grades, ordinary to best So. 2O05.45.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, $500. Market
steady; fair to choice, @405.9O. st
KANSAS CITY, May S.--The Live Stock indicator
reports: Cattle--Receipts. 800; shipments, 200.
Market slow but strong and Sc higher for goDd
beeves good to choice corn-fed. $4.20045O: com
mon to medium, &3.2504; stockers. $2a2,90;
feeders $303. go; cows. $1.5003.5O.
Hogs-Receipts, IL 500; shipments, COS. Market
strong and about sc higher, especially the hest
quality; closed weak and Sc lowers good to choice,
$5.3O05.45; common to medium, $4.7501.25;
skips and pigs, 90. 2504.5O.
Shsep-Receipts, 500; shipments, mona. Market
strong and active; good to choice muttons at 500
5; common to medium, $204.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May s-Cattle-Recsipts,
204; shipments, 81. Market quiet at yesterday 3
prices. No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 800; shipments. 40. Market firm.
ers, $5.6505.75; common to fair s. so go; pigs,
$505.25. One car OF hogs shipped to New York TO-
Shsep-Receipts 4.4oO; shipments, 1000. Mar.
ket firm good dull on common at yesterdays pri-
ces.
CINCINNATI May S.-Cattle---Receipts, 1877;
shipments 1873. Steady and firm.
Sheep-Receipts 676; shipments, 1873. Market
active and strong. Lambs in good demand; steady
Hoes-Marlss active and higher; common and
light, $4,000; packing and butchers, $500
5.62aa; receipts, 400; shipments, $40.
BUFFALO May S.-Cattle-Nothing doing; yards
clear. =.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, none. Sheep-Clipped
culls closed out at $2.5Op3; wooded, $3.50 IA.
Lambs. culls, So. VIA
Hogs-Recepts, $50 head through; 12O head for
sale. Market steady; medium and heavy, So.
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but firm. prices unchanged No. spring wheat.
82A q 82tc; No. 2 red, SITE; No. 2corn. 56sc; No
oats, 34c; No. 2 rye, CSC; No. barley, 707Sc
No. 1flaxseed ST. As; prime timothy seed, s. 20;
mess pork, per brl. $l425; lard, per pound,
82008 22ic short-ribslcides lloose) T. So a T. 6Oc;
drysalted shoulders tboxed), 606 $50; short-clear
sides (boxed), 80805c; whisky. distillers'
finished goods. per gal, 81 Is; sugars, cut-loaf,
7s 0Ssc; GRADUATED, &c; standard A, 63c.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the butter
creamery. goa 25c; dairy, l6o23c Eggs, hrmer
at 0124c.
Recsipts-Flour, "a. 900 brls; wheat. q. 600 bu;
corn. log. 600 bu oats, GA 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 81, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, $1,000
brs; wheat. $1,000 bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats,
136. 900 Blu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu-
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Trade Fairly Active, with an Easy Money
Market, Covers the Local Situation.
INDIANAPOLIS Nav g.

Trade Fairly Active, with an Easy Money
Market, Covers the Local Situation.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 8.
In most departments trade to-day showed
some Improvement over that Of Monday, and
tho warmer weather, which seems to be upon
US. encourages the belief that trade the remain
ing days Of this month. and well into June, will
be quite satisfactory in its volume In prices
to-day there were but few fluctuations. Wool
ID . shade frmer. and tub-wsshsd and picked
advances Two cents per pound In the produce
markets there was fair activity. Apples are
about off the market, only few russets offered.
Irish potatoes plenty and cheap for the season.
The potato situation Is getting to be decidedly
interesting The importation Of foreign pota-
toes was tried as an experiment year or two
ago, in the latter part Of tho season, when the
home product was scarce and high and in con-
sequence Of the shortuees OF last years crop
there has been brought into this country
w:na the FIVE 2, six an
and the indications are that the trade thus
opened will be q permanent feature Of our i'm
ports for some time TO como. The duty on DO
tatoes II only Is centsa bushel, but until recent
American grower. Our own people had grown
into the habit of patiently enduring the scarcity
Of good potatoes from February or March until
July, and the high prices that prevailed. The
situation now. however, presents . very radical
change Strawberries In light supply and prices
nominal. Larger receipts are looked for soon.
Early vegetables IN good supply and tending
lower in price. Grocsrs report trade only fair.
Prices Arm. Cofees In strong position, while
sugars are beginning to move ont better. Other
staple articles in the grocery line firm and nm
changed. Eggs. poultry and butter steady and
in good demand The hardware market Is act
i've; prices firm. and merchants making little
money. although margins are small and compe-
tition sharp. Lumbsr-dealsrs are crowded with
ORDERS and there is an unusually large country
as well as city demand for finished lumber Of
different descriptions The seed market il q It,
tie slow at unchanged prices. Dry goods men
reported number Of buyers In and trade GOOD.
They look for . handsome trade this mon th and
the early part Of June. The hour market il
more active and prices shade stronger.
There Was only fair attendance on Change,
to-day, and buyers showed some disposition to
make purchases Receipts and shipments show
a decrease in the movement Of wheat and an
inersass In the movement Of corn and oats. In
spsctor's reports show 81 ears inspected for the
past two days. against - cars for the preceding
two days. The Indianapolis Markes Report
says Wheat market y unchanged. There are
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OIL.

"a
NEW YORK May S-Petroleum was very quiet
and sales were smaller than they have been for
time. TIE opening steady at S4+c- After .
slight decline buying BY traders forced the price to
$780, and the market closed steady at s5l4c. Con-
solidated Exchange, opening S44c; highest. $685.;
lowest S4lsc; closing, s5l4c- New York Stock Ex-
change opening 81 Sc; highest S5sec lowest "a a9c;
closing IS dc Total sales both exchanges, 629 900
brls. Turpentins duh at Soc.
OIL CITY, Pa May s.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at S5e, highest. 65c; lowest, S4lsc;
closed 65l4c sales. 52S, 600 brls elearances, 10.
600 brls; charters %, ~ brs; shipments, ~ 59l
brls; runs. AZ, 049 brls-
PITTSBURG, Pa, May S.-Petroeum dull and
heavy. National Transit certificates opened at 65c;
closed at $3.50; highest, $3.50; lowest s4ssc-
CLEVELAND. May S.-Petroleum firm; standard
white 110o, 7l4c.
CHARLESTON. s. O.. May 9. ATurpentine steady
at $50.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May s.-Turpentins firm at
33c.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May S.-Turpen.ine firm at
33c.
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ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia, diar-
rhoea. collie, and all kinds Of indigestions will
find Immediate relief and sure cure by using
ANGosTURA BITTERs The only genuine is man.
ufactured by DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON q HOSES
SEED STORE 70 and so e. Market st. Indianapo.
Ii. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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754 bales. exports to tho continent, 2 las baiess
sales, 500 bales; stock, 167, 5O3 bales-
LIVERPOOL, May 6.--Cotton quiet and rather
EASY; sales 10 900 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export, and $500 bales American
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The ONLY LINE running MORNING TRAIN TO
Chicago returning the same day. Leave Indianapolis
$50 q m. daily returning. leave Chicago 11:40 p.
m. daily, arriving Indianapolis 730 . m.
Other trains leave as follows:
1901 noon Except Sunday. for Chicago.
lilo .. m. daily, for Chicago.
GOO p. m. daily, Monon Accommodation.
Pullman Sleeping and Chair Cars on ell through
trains.
Only $40 round trip to Chicago.
Ticket Office. % 8. Illinois street.
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LIVE STOCK.

A Shade Stronger Prices for Best Cattle
Hogs Active and Hisher-shesp Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 8.
CATrLE-Receipts. 40 Shipments, mono. But lit
tie business transacted account of the light supply
market shade stronger all decent grades.
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NEW YORK, May s.-cotton Easy. Upland.
10 Lies Orleans 10 SIG; sales 153 bales. Futures
closed easy. May. 9.sie;.Juns. e92c; July. 10.01o
August, lo0sc; September, 9.64c; October. 9.41c
February. 9.66c.
NEW ORLEANS. May s.-Cotton quiet and steady.
Mdling. 8aae low middling, Lice; good ordinary.
ol6c; net receipts 1884 bales gross receipts 81
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Ew YORK, May Bar silver, GO
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Oil cake-$23 p ton; oil meal. $23.
PROVISIONS.

JoBBIHa PRIcEs-S Smoked Meats - Sugar-cured
hams 10 to II fbs average. 12l4c; Is ms average.
% ms average iac: English cured breakfast bacon.
light or medium IL lsc sugarcured shoulders. 10 TO
II ms average. 6isc; California hams. light Or me-
dunn Si<c; cottage hams. light medium. ascs
dried beef hama, lac; dried beef hams. small
pieces, Zoe. Bacon clear sides. medium aver
age. 9iae 35 ms and over. average. 9ssc;
lies. medium weight, CSC. Drysalt and Picked
Nsats-slsar aides funsmoksd). ssc clear backs sun
smoked). $50; clear bellies (unsmokedl, Be; clear
bean pork. = brl 900 ms $3.50; family meas pork.
- brf 200 fbs $780, ham or rump - bri 400 ms.
ol400; pig pork. In lc0-b kegs, key. $500.
Bolcens-ekin. large sman. 7iso cloth. large or
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty hours
ending at P. NJ, May 8, 1888, as furnished by
Elliot Butler, abstracters of titles, Room %. Etna
R,;ld;cc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
,TOTHHR SIDE THE RIVER.
Few News Items and Personal
Points from Manchester

Few News Items and Personal
Points from Manchester
Mr.. A. d. Shotwell and family win leave
tomorrow to visit relatives In Madison, his
native county.
Mrs. +. j. Hewlett and her son Johnnie
have returned 20 the city after pleasant
visit Of three weeks to friends in Caroline.
Among those from this city who are at
tending the District Conference now in ses-
sion in King William county Is Mr. George
A. Carr.
Mr.. d. T. Upson and wife. OF Nottoway,
are visiting Mr.. Snelson's family IN this city.
J. W. bergman, Esq, is detained at home
by sickness.
Misses Annie and Minnie Jones aud Mrs.
Joseph l.. Bevill are visiting friends in
Portsmouth.
Miss Leila Ballowe will leave next week
for Farmyille, and will alsO visit Liberty
before returning home.
A meeting OF the Cleveland and Thurman
Campaign Club will be held tonight at 8
O'Clock at Owens Hall.
The Richmond aud Danyille Railroad Band
will give another concert on the Courthouse
Square tomorrow night.
The house Of John Davis (coloredl, near
Messrs. A. ID. ShotweIl Il Co.'S tannery. was
entered during his absence Tuesday night
and pair Of shoes were stolen.
A called meeting OF the City Democratic
Committee will be held at O'Clock tomorrow
in the Mayor s-Court room TO consider mat
ters OF importance.
Mr. William NJ. Lipscomb, deputy OF New
South, No. 8. Jr. .. u. A. 81, OF this city,
has been commissioned deputy national coun'
cill0r for rbe State OF Virginia.
What promises 10 he one OF the most To-
terestiDg games Of baseball witnessed here
this season Will be played at the Manchester
Park this afternoon at 5o'clOek between the
Acme Club Of Church Hili, one OF the best
amateur clubs OF Richmond, and the Red
Stockings OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Governor Lee yesterday offered 300 re-
waTd for the arrest and conviction OF h. T..
ID. Davis alias Twiggs.
Davis is charged with shooting and killing
Gus Eanes and Lee Eanes, In the county 0f
Henry, on the the 10Th day OF July. lie has
escaped arrest and is now going at large.
Davis is about twenty-eight years OF age,
weighs about ITO pounds, is five feet ten
inches high, has sandy haIr, light complex
lon, wore at the time OF killing slight
mouslache and side.whiskers OF a sandy
color, has a slight impediment in mis- speech
0ispsl, swaggers when he walks, is unedu-
Gated, and wore when be made his escape
dark suit OF hight weight. HIS face IS long
in conversation he smiles good deal, show
Ing his teeth, which are long and sound.
The facts concerning the shooting, as re-
ported to the Governor, are that on the 10th
OF July. at Axton. Henry county, Lee and
Gus Eanes got into quarrel with Nat Tur-
ner. Twiggs DAVIS, desperate character,
was standing near by, and without any pro-
vocation whatever drew pistol and shot
down the two Eaneses, killing Gus instantly
aud mortally woundrng Lee.
Davis made his escape. His brother,
Wyihe Davis, also desperate fellow, left
with him.
All OF the party we're under the influence
Of iquor when the difficulty occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Police COurf.

OF the cases disposed Of In this court yes
terday morning the following weret he most
important:
Robert Boiseau (coioredl. charged with a
felony. Sent on to the grand Jury.
Mary Thomas and Abraham Willisms
(bo,h colOred) were fined $3.50 and costs
each for being disorderly on the street.
John J. Powell and John S. Montgomery
were charged with fighting on The street.
The former Was fined IS and costs, the lat
ter was discharged.
Mary Thomas tcolored). assaulting and
beating Alanala Hope. Fined $3.50 and
costs.
Robert Smith, eoiored boy charged with
stealing a ham, the property OF n. b. Robert
son, wns whipped In court by bis mother.
ssllie Mayo aud Mamie CruDp (bott
coIored) we're fined s. and costs each for
lightipg on the street.
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Imw,.rn,,on aud Land-Omce.

At meeting OF the Immigration Commit
tees Of Richmond, Chesterfield, Henrico, and
Hanover the following plan OF operation was
agreed upon to be submitted TO the James
River Valley Immigration Society:
That an immigration and land'oihce be es-
tablisbed at Richmond in charge Of gene
raj agent and assistant Of the James s-Riyer
Valley Immigration Society; that It shall be
the duty Of the said general agent TO keep a
book OF registry in his office, in which he
shall register description and plat Of each
tract OF land intrusted TO him for gale,
the fee for which registry shall be
IS; when SAID laud IS sold the
owner shall pay said agent commis-
sion - per cent; that all fees and commits.
sions shall be paid over 10 the treasurer OF
the society. aud the said general agentand his
assistant shall be paid fixed salaries; that 1t
shall be the duty OF said general agent to
devote his whole time TO the duties OF bis
position. In seeking 10 encourage immigra-
ton and In disposipg Of said lands to imml-
grants, and during his absence his assistant
shall have charge Of the office, which shall be
kept open every day during business hours ;
and that during the Exposition an office
shall be kept opened the xpOsition.Grounds
for the convenience and accommodation oil
-
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ANOTHER WEEK
S7RAUSE BROTHERS
G LEA r A n C. Il
S A J. E..

Another chance 10 secnre WASH DRESS
GOODS az lowest prices yet offered.
7sc. CRlNkLgD sEEKsUCKERs.
$50 pieces firssclass Plaid Crinkle., Ia light aud
DARK coiorings--regular price i2sc, clearing
2Oo pieces ees, Arlington striped crinaied Seer
sucter-resulsr price lsc. ciearing-sais
price 1kc
cases good seryiceable Calico. fss, colors-rcgu-
lar price 81. clearing sale price s..
AuOther chance 20 secure WHITE DRIES
GooDS al nom inai figures
40 PACKAGES sheer India Lia0n-rogular price
sac. clearing sale price &c.
is) pieces very handsome lace stripe NaiDsook--
regular price To-. clcaring-eaio price Ic.;
200 pieces Pain India Lnon, very sheer apd
nne-reguisr prico 2Nc, cieSringsais
4 GREAT SACRIFICE ~ THIS DEPARTMENT
100 siccos Welt Ottoman Cords will b. offered 40
tho unheara-of price ~ Siss
UNPRECEDENrkD CLOSING SALE OF DO
MEsriCS
BIG BARGAINS ~ pREss GOODS 3.
6'fc. ayari Cor Ali-WOoi Filled hrocSie suauns
worth ljc.:
! 1Ic. yard Tor Lace giamlnos, alLwool nllei--
would be bargains at De:
s5c-Blsck Hsnrtettas. - inches, blue or ict
blacks, dtrrSt imported. reduccd rom aSf-
CUTS ALL TfiSOtGH THIS DEPARTMENT.
DAMhSK DEPARTMENT.
Too much stock at any time viii cause prercs
20 come dova. THIS Is tho case with ps We
dot Don't miss the chance 10 reap your share
'1' ' sLgAcHED DAMAsEs.
% pieces 6Sinch goots-reguiar price 81. sale
20 pieceA ~ inch gocds-regular price si.65, sslc
price sl.il
CREAM DAMAsKs.
% pieces ~ inch goois regular pricc axe, snio
price 2sc.;
10 pisces G.-inch goods--regaIar price co., sAls
price f5sc;
25 piece- T%inch goods--regular price ,jc., sale
price sc.
TURKEY-RED DANASKS
10 pieces 60iuch goOds-reguior price 3jc., sale
10 pieces Sss Ssirsb sOods-rosular price ioc, sale
price 10r.
10 pieces eo-irch gocis-rcsular price Soc.. sale
rs piI,cos 68-inch goods-reeular price PO,. sale
price a..
TfIs WEEK WE sHALI. OFFER BROWN
AND BLEACuED DOdSSrtCS AT LESS THAN
NEW YORK AGENTS AIR ASKING FOR
THEM. NOTE THE REDUCTIONS.
5000 yaris Celebrated - Sea Island Cotton. sofa
nnish-formcr price 'iSc., clooing-salo prize
6tc;
second supply OF Androscoegin cStandarJ :;
Family Bleached-our former price loc.,
closing. sale price 5llc Il you want any
don't miss The opportunity This week
5000 yards Ssnuiae Fruit-of -rhc-loom, Que yeri
closing sale you eau bay It by the yard or
piece At sc.
Considering the recent advance IN t0ftonsW9
oifor you this week tho most prominent BRANDS
by the yard or piece At loss than New YORK
agents price by the cast.