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National Republican., 1888-02-05
Bargains in White Goods.

We shall offer MONDAY MORNING the follow
ing extraordinary bargains:
80 pieces EI.in"h White and Ecru Persian
Lawns. Sold last season at lie
ONLY - CENTS PER YARD
2j pieces iO-inch White, Fine Grade, India
Linen. This quality Sold last season ~ zoe.
ONLY II CENTS PER YARD
~ pieces White Checked NnnsOOk. superior
quality, and sold last season AT Plr and 3ic.
ONLY % CENTS PER YARD.
Also u number of equally good bargains in
White GuOds.
Second floor
National Republican., 1888-02-05
NEW HOSlE-R
The goods arrived Saturday (ery 1000 dozcn The follow
ing Special Sale prices good for Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday
February 6, 7, and 81

0sc SILK AND COTTON HOSE FOR soc.
You would think them all silk. They'll
last twice ns long ny all.silk or all.cotton
hose. The cOlprs of the fancy stripes are
now and pretty.
Sl.50 SlLK-FINISHED LISLE HOSE 81.
Boot patterns aud stripes. Genuine French
goods, you rnn plainly sre by the styles, the
shades, aud the shape of the hose.
s1.0S SHELL-PATTERN HOSE FORSl 30.
Wonderfully aud delcntcly beautiful. Ap.
pnrontly So frn, but really 80 strong. silk
finished.
THE WONDERFUL CHILDREN'S HOSE
FOE 25c.
Double knees toes, and heels Derby ribbed.
Warranted fast black. D3 dozen sold last
week.
MEMS HALF HOSE.
The new styles have not yet arrived, but
We expect them 80 soon We are almost giving
away the old stock.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
ED

SuLOMONS-IrlTunry I, ls-s, AI,N. daughter
uf 4. = and the mto Rachel s. SoUmuu- Inter-
m"ut in New York, Please omit flowers
JOHN j, GAN.-Funcrl win take place from
his late residence, Gl3 I'D street, Monday, Feb.
ruary q, 1885, at O'clock Intcimeut at Conners-
Vile, Ind,
indianapolis papers please copy
National Republican., 1888-02-05
SPECIAL SALE

The Pa Royals series of Special Sales for this month shall be
worthy your attendance As the goods arrive they will be offered
at special prices for three days We hope thus quickly intro
duce the novelties that shall be repaid temporary
profit
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LOT 8

40 Pieces Pain Colors. In fancy weave, Ar
murc Basket Suits, French Narrow Vale
Scrgcs in ul the new colors for winter good
National Republican., 1888-02-05

weight, and the choicest goods ever offered at
our stores. ROUNDUP PRICE. 55 CENTS.
Fancy woavcs don't sell; we have found 1t out
to our loss for We offer you 40 pieces OF Dress
they will not he long with lis
National Republican., 1888-02-05
More New French Sateens.

Monday morning wo shall place on sale eanothcr
lUD pieces Of Frcrr- kocchlir'~ Celebrated French
Sut"cus, in the hAudsOmcst array Of attractive
STYLES nnd color combinations Yet shown in Wash.
ugon. Also full line of plain shades cmhra.
National Republican., 1888-02-05

We going through entire stock and shall from day day
offer you unprecedented bargains therefore, take advice keep
your eye the lookout for advertisements 1t will pay YOU
the "Round-Up" at home. dollar saved is dollar made
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Gan You Afford
10 Uliss Them?

Come to our house, examine
the magnificent bargains we are
offering in Mems and Boys Cloth
ing and we feel assured your am
swcr is NO
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LANSBURGH & BROS
WASHINGTON EMPORIUM !!

Preparatory inventory, when make annual Round
Up general overhaulg of immense stock asserting classify
ing renang reiceng, and reduction all goods as we
desire regardless of the price time
do all this perhaps weeks and beginning with Monday
morning. shall offer from day day bargains every department
in establishment which will afford the prudent buyer an
opportunity bargains which but rarely habe
goods. "a
For this week and long they last shall lots
choice dress materials suitable to the season
National Republican., 1888-02-05
- AND 3OC. PER YARD

% MD zoo. FER NATVO.
The delicate shades are very desirable for fancy
dresses, for skirt- to wear under lace for evening
dresses and such like purposes, being til" most
siliv.ooling inexpensive fabric procurabr.
Second floor
National Republican., 1888-02-05

TNOR REST FURNlSllrD sECOND.STORY
| front room, gus, huut etc, Rent sl5 also hall
room H. No. oUs * st.u,w,
National Republican., 1888-02-05

NNTIu-IO LET TllREEu' FOrRFUR-
w nU-hri ur unfinished TuuIu~ ur Will sell the
t.IUgUu. n idn~irrd. will keep ou" ortwu rooms In
IuIt uug m,ut ur Wl'I "Nriaug" with any nnr that
WllI ht mp have ono or Two rooms, iRll Nt it9
Nuru -t. n.w w., third iiour room g
National Republican., 1888-02-05

N4ANTEl0-M 4 COLORID WOMAN, SIlr,
~ ulluua- Nurse ur rhil,rrn from six years
and uu Nddr-- BIO thirteenth street nv.
u.Iu IAuR-NNDN.lNLF STREET N ",
ZZJhuuo~nmr! furnished suit" pnr"re, grhtg
iTTG: also large lrunt room with Rgoy~, second
NOur terms moderate
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE

BAIrrxo.x August 30.-Cotton firm: MiddIiug 1osc
Flour active Howard street aud Mestern sups.nne
a 90 C,ty Mills 65 az 80 Extra 81 ~ % ~
do Rio Brands So 90 Pataosco Family S. IS do super.
i,,ve Patep s6 90 wheat-Southern active and steady
Tuts 81 io?c Longberry 500 ioSc Western quiet and
iov.r wiutcr Red spot at 97la197%c; do. August
~ sar7 r. do september g7re97'sc. do October
ssaa9le DO Deceinher 1905. i0lc. corn-sonthern
anist aLl 'mina; Mixed spot az at. sly a 'sc
-ie,dy sonlha 92aa+o Psnnsylvsaa 81 oysc Western
PRIME So assc. Har steady. quiet; Prime TO Choice
w.T.ru Sl7 OO1ls OO Provisions quiet and stea,iy;
Mess PORK $40 Bulkmeats. Shoulders and Clear Rib
Sides pacfed y. aiac. Bacou-shoudsrs sHc Clear RID
l3s. 0lstc. Lard refined 90 Oc Bntter
onirt Western PACKED l5ai5c; Creamery Il eoc Egrs
steady II 7.Gisc. Petrolsum firm Refined sc. Coffee
oulet; RIO cargDe.. fair At ltkc sugar quiet ~ SOFT
&c. Copper rehned frm,at l5-ol3'Ic wh.kcv nrm at
2Gf{l Frelghts LIVERPOOL per steamer nrm
Cotton 5 32d per l2s Gil Grain 1d5d Receipts
IIour 900 bbls Wheat 5000 bns- Corn 3.4OO bnsn.
Oat, Z bush. Rve zoo Uush Shipmonts-Flour $500
bh,s Wheat ll3 900 BUSH sales-Whea: 215OoO bush
Corn 4.5OO bush.
CHICAGO August 3o.-rhe leaiins futures ransei as
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
COMMISSIONER REILLY VINDICATED.
u AMI WANT OF INTEGRITY EXISTS MEssRs.
sHEARMAN AND DAILY COULDN'T FIND IT.

u ANY WANT OF INTEGRITY EXISTS MEssRS
sHEARMAN AND DAILY COULDN'T FIND 1T.
Commissioners Of Accounts shearman and DAILY
sent to the Mayor yesterday the report OF their In
vestigation Of the Office Of Commissioner OF Jurors
Charles Reilly which has been in progress for several
weeks The report is voluminous and exhaustive,
cover1ng with the testimony, ninetys pages Of legal
cap Its results are summed up as follows:
ave have discovered nothing in and about the
once that indicates any want OF integrity In the
msnasement of It's affairs II any exist, It must be
looked for beyond the records and testimony Of those
officially connected with It We have not considered
It within the scope Of present examination 90
outside and look up testimony. To do this would
REQUIRE moro time and means than have at COM
mand and no prma facie case has been made In our
opinion. to Justify It"
The Commissioners conclude by recommending .
change in the law to the manner Of summoning
Jurors the Investigation having demonstrated that the
present system is detective legal form Of service
Is recommended, which viii provide for clearly estab
fishing the fact that the persons whose names arc
summons The inability to collect fines is said to
result from te being impracticable to show proof Of
the service Of Jury notices II Is also suggested that
the rules Of exon pton from jury duty be hereafter
printed In The City Record" only. From November
]. 1887, to August I. 1883. Commissioner Reilly col
lected and deposited e2,4s9 1s.
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that he had not had
express any opinion regarding Its conclusions and
rccOm
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
COTTON MAgKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Ane SU-s ,nr. .,o.s .,".S1 1 1o
Tpands Low MIddlng clause. Aurusi deiysrs 9 auoHa
nsnst and September delivery D. 3o-tsd seiieis
nd OCTOBER delivery 2lo4d buyers october
sry Noyember delivery. l3.o+d buyers Novemner anu
fnu as,verv I3B4d seers December and January
dsTsrv 1884 buyers January aDd February devsry 4
bl3-e4d sellers February sss!sId en- a s.,iers
oAlvrsros Aug socots'p-oust hidosns asi Ina Eos.
Ios MiddlinG. fl6; Cool Or.insV nzli bsles ssies
feoeipts $50 bales exports C~sss"'''' ~'''
$50 bscs stock. 338e bsieA - - -.
NORFOLK Aue. orss cosstWisa Oi bales;
and receipts. ~ nsIes e~V0~
0ales 8 bales stock. b6 OAiea ..,. a..
gAyAxxAR Aux SO-Cotton-StsaAy 1aai.ma 80.
lov M,sS,,.g ~. Good Ordinary nominal ne ana xv'
rsce,pts iiyS baies exoorts ooastwse. - os'e'' '"
t00 bsles: stnck G62c oaIos ..,, o. ..s
caAmrsroy Aux 10 30-cotton-Quist MiddlinE az ~ ~
ana eross rsceiLts al bAeA Exports eoestwne os o
sAlas 20O bales STOCK go bales .....,
NxvOmaAsa Aus S0-Cesson Nominal Miaann.'
e(, Lev VMdns - 0eoA Ordinary .hi nss feGsesa eesa
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
TIE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
crude certificate market yesterday experienced the
break which trader has been Preparing or In
the DAYS Prices fell to 9os cents and closed
ONLY cent higher showing loss OF o2 cents from the
highest point "Wednesday AMI loss flom "Wednesday
niph, of u. cents Such reaction in itself is trivial but
S excited comment than IL deserved because OF the
ri whenever an interruption can De
tendency of the rarhl impatient
bus are .pi - long unubstfuctcd advance ne-
market Influenced al al by sI',c cuii-
excet, speculative spirit
eni uncomfortable. The strength or me ciiuc position -
- sluarenL operators who have short contracts
at figures no hdbituaNY oppose rlsc,
thai they realize the Importance % setback u even or
when under other circumstances Wouiu dlI'dI
bear for 6o-CCL oil. drop from 20 70
90 cents looks big advance from - cents IL IS
these which cause movements such as Oc,
Cured yesterday-thc impatient or urd bu carer u" SCI
the rsts hesitation a1Na1c'. ana 'dr
who is anxious depression in the hope OF reeF
In the Cf his son or that character "aS
the selling which broke values quickly from about "
lion In the early dealings from 81 TO 92 TO 9's cents up
9oas The ield features were Drought up carry
IN dlrpen the buyinc spirit, the Butchersown or Bakers
town experiments now near the sann penn Worhu ,s
rod extension Clarion also was used TO help encourage
selling IL superfuous 10 refer 10 such points
when the OF producers OF weight ana con-
ksrvatisn strongly against either oc2y
To show quality Of the ammunition which the
for fall have forced TO use against the haSl ct oi
Increasing consumption and Of dwindiine prooecuon'
which even now, under light pipe line shipments 10 u
plene stocks on hand the Of 30 600 barrels day
Seserdays market one OF the natural inclden os
sny onward movement, and IL would not be singular
further opportunity to buy cheap oil were onefeoLsndd
nc elected by the dealer But the market cosea
with more strength than apparent in the last ueu
The Of prices and the ota dealings were - ioi
lows: c..x
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-sY rELEoHAPK

Ruvvato Aur 3O-Caris-Receipts last % hourt $50
head Total for the far 240 head Same time
issf week head Consigned throagh IS cars 10 OF
whi h 10 New.York SALE carloads market steady;
sssrpisce.ps last 2. noa-s 54OO head Total for the
81 200 head Consigned carloads OF which 10
New.YorE On sale carloads Market qnict unchanged
Common TO Far So SOFA 90; Cool 10 tho.ce Shipping
at 81 25 - so; Good 70 choice western Lamos
Gull at So 10 06 90 Canadian IS 1396 10 - -.
1s-Recepts iast - honrs 39iS heal Totai io' the
week thus lar 2T.sl0 head For same time iast week
so head Consigned through 81 caroads OF whlch 10
Workers so % 70 Corn fed selected Yor 80 20 90 sO
Selected Medium weights Ri JO6S hough
50 OO as so. >tags s. O094 So ali offerings taken
CHICAGO. Cninn STOCK Yards 30.-The Iropers
journal :.CateNece.pts $1,000 heal shipments
1000 heat Marke; easy. steady Beeves 50 OOd ~ 2O
&y 7O16 10. St0ckers aud Feeders 81 uOOS3 Az
Bulls and Mixed 81 - 63 25 Texas Cattle ~ OO6
s3S3 Wes,ers Ranger, s5 80 as 40 ooo ,.,
Hoqs-kece:Di- 1000, heal shipments 5000: market
strony Mixed sio1H6 %; Heavy 80 00d6 3d. Light
50 $500 81: Skips 81 OOeG ~.
Sleep Receipts 200 heai shipments 1000; market
lower Natives suierl"r To Prime 81 o0d3 80 Western
hhorn So 4cQs3 %: Texans shorn 81 1908 so; Lambs
e3 25d5 80
ST Iorls August 800 t.e Receipts 600 shipments
ESQ. market strong Chooh teavy Native steers 80 lOd
1s75 Fair to Native Steers - 5000 % Butchers
Eseders Fair 10 - 4UU3 90 Rangers. CorDrei.
"a 6,la 30 Grass icd So 2Od36 20.
oos- Feceipts $50 shipments 3lO market strong
focs Heavy ami Ha ichcrs elections So 5oa6 G5 Pack
nr Medium to Prne 81 3Od65O Light Grades. Ordinary
10 Rest SO 2ua6 40 ,,..,. o 90. x, c.
Receipts ISJo; snipuicnts -'fso' mAf&"t MI"
Fair 10 Choice - 5Oai Co.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
])rcpooals.

AQufDUCr COMMISSION EEs' OFFICE
ROOM .Oy. sIEWART BUILDING,
NO $50 BROADWAY NEw YORK. Angus, Il isoa
ITO CONTRACTORS.
i bids or PROPOSALS fos furnishing sad nAau-
valves and gearing .. the 1ste house o one hueAse4
and thirty rfth 81 AMI ConvensAve on section end eees
No 25. secton ~ and <S inch stop esek valvO
Of the New Aeuedus. :: called fcs In n: approved ter
AQueduct Ccu,misslonera win - reeeived sAts s0S0
unti "wednesday. sept g. ISsa - o'clock n o. vAish
due, CommIssionsrS and the swssd As eentset Zoe ~
work and furnishing All material will b ua1o by ~
Cemm.s sioness econ thereafter Dosaibls.
Blank forma of sad approved coasSe md ~ speaeo
bids proposals. and proper e0vSieSen
enclosure and feras o bondA end seo u 49,
asid work and All other infeTmAtoa cen b ehef
the above o9ee Of The Aeueduct CsnnsslosAss 9 =
plicaeon 70 the 6eeretary,
~ osdsf of ~ Aauedues CeqnisaeNssA
JOIN q GKxyHAN. tySSi15nA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

light bit values wcrc firmly throughout ~ use
Full cream white and coored state Factor y \ ~
1.Ic and ordinary At 7a7 Lee skins iieh White
az Slci coiorsa aiSso FGsrns demand is fslt
sctiye and vsres are firmly maintained Estsrn. 10 12o
sUGARRaws quiet but nrm &C sI6c for fsr ~ I'm. .
Rlo Grande Sc for s5 test Refined active ami higher
Cut Loaf. s,,as'sc Crushed, 81 asse; Cubes aSzse!
confeccner 7.a. c?ree A." ,s,. s.s1esTs .;S.
C." o i1.iGc6,.c Extra " c." osd5sc; &C" 9 S1eo
7.f6c Yellow, Ga6 l. 16c.
in any poston Western in tierces quoted at IL t2ss
o'.T .TALIOw~ouict but steady ss So ssie% <aooo
y Prime City at the quotation
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Aug. 30 (specia.-There was an easier tone
all around cables to-day. AMI general expectation
that prices but Hutchinson wicd 1t other
wise and BY bidding September 70 % cents on the
olrn board call established firm opening. Traders
were much mystifed and took hold gingcriy. After
show Of strength the market became weak and sold below
WEDNESDAYS closing This brought Hutchinson toward
the front. He began bidding for september at 92 3S
cents and in short time put IL to "a cents because
there for sale 1t Is thought his holdngs of
for December are believed to be In excess OF his long
Interest The quick bulge In September had q stimu.
atins effect In ether options. advancing them about
cent all around. But the weight Of testimony from
values There has been rise Of is within few
weeks and prices about 3S per cent higher than
wear ago This appreciation Of values applied TO the
worlds would 81 so fos every bushe OF aegeo
below fair The great strength o. pep.
having 12 December 1t is prsetic,
ealy cornercd The receipts were leA cars with lso
estimated for FRIDAY. ,,,. ..,..
Corn opened in Of lighter receipts
when Hutchinson began bidding for September He did
not deal for the reason that nobody cared
~ sell IL him. But he made the price - oS cents
The market closed about where II opened Ihe receipts
The took fright at the manipulation OF
option in wheat and CON- and the subse-
auent proceedings indicated quite short interest," n
August. This at time showed an advance OF E
closed 12 lower at & 12 cents OUTSIDE %
The spurt there little done. The receipts were 100
cars with 1S7 estimated for Friday.
Provisions opened and soon developed a marked
going OF S5 cents ribs 80 cents and lad
i i-2 cents. The decline recovered. There
December wheat sold at % 1o the curb.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

s2o2 24s1. .ao2, consisting Of sIs2.s74.so2 coin and
S20,056,010 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day SIS 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S1O9,512 and the
Internal revenue receipts were s45945l.
1oday's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol-
lows
August 90. August 30. Differences
Net gold hand s202 3l 5S so03 900 Gel Inc Is20I7
Net silver hi 50,l2l 3oS ss,9oo Eos Dec l50 40
Net legal tenders
hand. H4l2,137 4l,0Sc,vo0 Inc "a, fo5
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

EUROPEAN fIISASCfAh MAhhEt. .
LONDON Aug go r. m.-Consols Dg 3.16 for both
and Atlantic and Great Western hrss
mortgage Trustees Certificates 3sh Canadian Pacinc
bsT Erie 2sA DO second consols l0l =: 81. Paul Com
mon. 74r Reading. 25S; New.York Central lllS;
Mexican Ordinary. 45'e
Money IL a1 Ia per cent
The amount OF bullion gone into ne Bank OF Eng
land on balance todav IS f2..000.
Paris sdvces quote per rentes at ss france 90
The ratio in the open market for both short
and three months bills 10 % per cont
Bar silver Ia quoted at ~ .l6d. per ounea
The bullion Bank Of England has increased 4o3oooO
the past week. ,,-x,,.
The proportion Bank Of Engands reserve to liability
which last Al per cent Is a. II per cent
Spanish -. 13ie A.. -. -.
PARIS AuG 3o-The weekly abatement Of the Bank OF
Fr,ncs shows an Of 3775000 franco IN gold
and ISIS, 900 francs in silver.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
ccaal Notices.
YORK SI'PREME. COER1

~ COUNTY OF KINGS
ALBERT ". KNlBfLkIs,H and FRANKLIN n
ktLBFiEIs, IL. Plaintiffs against CHARLES ".
kALBff.liS,H VI. Defendant
IN TIE MATTER oF 1HL RFCfiNfRsHIP OF WILL
INN BhDDsfI
pursuance NJ r's-"nt 0f ir--" made In the above
entiusi >I'ai Term - hls court hsld ths
County s..rt HOUSE - Kings 2.d
d.y n Auru.,. suf duy entered in the once of
CierA % al county. l. william Bunkhei the KScsi,rP
thn property Nsrtia kliOre-r ser-by
notic. hat sl -r pubic he higasisi bid
n.f ID. ~ 81 " liuughhy az
CifY - Bropkyn. y Y. on thf 18th isy ~ s@psms~r,
~-r Al cDsk all tn - The
in q .hra-rh. which han -
,uch Rrc"l,.f snd ncuing % "a" pri-.ni properly.
chattef- -hlrs ~ .iuek hsok dr.. chooses srsn and
securities = saii nFna ~ every description ani
right sHi nt"-c-' vheh. -uch i.'rsisr-. hsyr
AZ such s-~st-. r.brst to rN-tine theron
Purchases ssii IA" viii h- f'.Ui4-d pay twenty
per - ~" - bi. N. of
and the wthin thirty th.r after -
oTre Ne - Fulton Street In ~. CTR OF Nt~ Iork
ua,ei New lorA August - is~s
WILLIAM BIoDKFfTf.D. Receiver
ALEX tNDFE 4 ,EIlN Attorssy, for Receiver. 12o
i.foaiv zy. New lorx CITY
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET

N.w.York. THURSDAY. Aus, so.BEEvEs.R. .R.estps
e e.. s %. H., ''s a sssa =: and 20
trading st the cattle ysrdn y., Feeling nrm ~ hshs
'''5Ss: 4. ,s's:sa demand ss' s::s
ss sss: .pS aSds Ct ssc p .na
SIss f%s Ssy sss se.s 70 Goo sss S,s'
ss,s s:s' % ss e: ss ;f :si I'd .
s4s and Al, Am',s:n rte ys ssSs ss~
s.: s a Z s.::S s 81 u.
1's'ff% cS@s"4sers % hes. A..: been ..pers:a
ss TrsSs eea,nas: aSi ss...: sssss .; i.
eo.S;:. ye.i: il s:od demand and ;TsSy e s:7 is:
and and undesirable stock sold ct decline
lowe, p;s;ssd ss a.;
ssisss%e ;1ss afa aulisn 1S r.:.sr.
S. Il a. e + !! s sS s! Ssi Is
s @ B,'s,ms r q. c,ys: ys: scI 10 =
s. %,,.s e. Sa k,sv p a. & &C. c,,...r. ess a. Sc Ita
ali Haenbecs Hollis: 100 .. Sc 9? But
=: IS Is T. Sss Is g d. e 10 4 q: - as =
., ss wss s Ss sa nSt:Ts 81 caysi se9 "a;
svts Sss n q. n s c s's,f. sss ;f do ia
fSs5%sn TS rsS rssss . e 3G sw tss ss
n. a. Sc; .vea. 175 n at l.2c. ,,o~
DiIcnback Dewey GSs-sHrs 1S5 n 20 h.n1
VIZ w @ as ara n siT al g,as Ss'
ChG am him and pe' esry half the Sers
in the pens unsod A. late hour. ,os., a. -, IN a
and Fair 20 Prime Lambs At sioS SAC per n, with .
few Choice Jer-cys and states bringing &C. ~ ...,
,ew selected carca-es SIN s a. 9c Dressed Lambs
easier and the for Ordinary to Prime quail
iiy was reported to be Q 10 llc.
aye,as a. - :c r 81 peIn-yyana . ey so a. t.mD m
Jat, Rncrinebam p rcn-vvania sheep 100 n -
n at Sc ~ do - n =, iec.
sadie Co. IS l. nds"s ssseps s,a ti2 ws,. 2 a. @ 90
NV n Collins: 90 Virginia LAMBS, 90 n; a. 6sae Per n
Sherman Culver 50 Kentucky sheep' lo' ~ %
B. Harrington 80 STATE Sheep % % = a, &C.: "a Sheer
s!sd ss e * = ii State DO = :. 1t $50;
lo5 ss.,s Lamb: ss u r. So .. -.
100 n. ito Penn.yyanls IamL. O. .. a. es; Is Nich:
Issn do 90 n 90 O. at 8. 80 c3 . state 70 o." 90 ,S
90 Hume 2 - 'S %uIier IL r. IS ssae sheep 70 % At per
peSSsck HI aS Dewey lsa Western Sheep Ios n -
=. Hs@s5s;s; ..T rs .s: ;s s:'?. r.:
sale Market slow. bu. seller. were holding To-, yessr:
s !. az s; Pc. & osE s h sales
Country Dressed frm for Light but dull for all other
Medium A., quoted ats I2aee% % Light go. e ei.ss
I%s ssSsn Hog. fs T ioo ~ AZ 70 per 100
n: Rough 10, $50 n as.t55o.
IS s5 :; 1 do $50 y. a, IS 90
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

CCFFEE-The Brazil grades have ATTRACTED fair aticn:
tlon at steady First hand parcel, sold follows
900 bags. No. j. ID lsc; lot OF Santos at IA 5sc an
average basis 1000 bags No g. II ec ex Sirius besides
other business made public Far invoice, IL l.-c.
mild stock fair movement and at tull values. Saes,
500 piculs interior, lie; 20 bags Mexican 400
Maracabo l400 do Savana LOO do Central AmSri-
ca and l3J do Costa Rica, ID 3ic.
The onion list Moved UP 25G points covering by
foreign houses response to higher Hlvrc and Hamburg
cables. The market closed steady Total sales 4o2oo
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31

Good Ordinary s1.4 Low Mddins 81 Ii,s,a
ST. Good Ordinary S15-16 Mddng 10 ll-lo
deliveries the chief business was In august
OF 20d 80 points though the closing ngures
only 90 those OF the preceding Gay.
New crop months ruled quiet but steady at An advance OF
1d3 points. Total sales, 5000 bales
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARVErS

ihvIRrool- Aug $3.50 o. m.- Be~f-In fair demands
70s nrm st bss ID
Pork1 In poor demand. Harus-in poor demand Bseos.
deuiand spirits Turpentns-fn good demand trm ss
Rosih-tn fair demand. Lard-spot and futurss-
demand August september and October. nrm
at 46s ID wheat-In IA demand. new No Winter nrm
Ma Spring strong at ~ IA Four-In ssi.
demand. Cornspet ami Futures-In far demand mixed
Western spot nrT at ts II I'D Hops st London-NevYork
State In fai demand.
LONDON Anr 80 -Cacnta nseed 37s 10 I'd per quarter.
ASTwERr. Aug. 3o-wilcoKs lard closed st Ito francs
IS lVo kiioa -
BRYNEx Aug 3O.-Wiicoxs lard closed - ~ marks 20
pfenn e. per no Petroleum marks 9j pfennisA -
ANTWERP. Aug 30. Petroleum Fine psle American -
francs 80 cenes paid 20 francs Ia confines seilerA
SPIRITS " rU RPENiINE.
CHARLESTON. Aug 3o.-Turpentine frru At 3<ta
WILMINGTON Aux. 31-Turpentns hrm st soc.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Rai;rosdA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoTTON-Thc spot market Arm, but dull At an "a
vance Of 3l6c prices Sales l4l bales for spnnecln
and 10 DO speculation Receipts at the ports, SCU
bales against S12o DO last week and s4o 40 v.ss sss
the receipts the ports have aggregated oaea
comparing with 0o2 bales for tho corresponding time
last season