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VETERANS OF THE WAR.
Distinguished soldiers Arriving In Bosto
Daily.

BoSToN, Aug. 1.-THE great arrival Of
the day was the Nebraska train Of fifteen
coaches. bringing Department Com
mandcr Clarkson in the state department
headquarters ear. Interest ccntered i'm
this thin-visaged veteran surrounded by
cougrauilating comrades, survivors of the
four prisons, Andcrsonyillc, Libby,
Savannah and Millcn. Chairman Goodale
Of the executive committee received a
telegram from Secretary Tracy at bar
HarbOr, Maine, this afternoon stating the
Dispatch will arrive Tuesday morning to
bring the yice.presidcnt, General Shcr-
man and himself.
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CARDINAL NEWMAN DEAD
The Aged TheOlOsian Passes Quietly
Away In London.
His Life Has Been Contemporaries
Gus With That of the Century
III Only Since Sat-
urday.

LONDON, Aug. li.-CardinaI Newman is
dead. The cardinal became i'll Saturday,
when he had severe chill. He passed
into comatosc condition Sunday and re-
manned unconscious until he died.
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FIERCE STORMS.
A Water Spout In the Mountains Of Colo
RADIO Does Much Damage.

DENVER, Aug. ll.-A Boulder, Colo,
special says: The bursting of a water
spout in the mountains above this town
last night caused the water in the river TO
rise 10 a fearful height in very few min
utes. The cabin Of w. j. King
and wife, which was built on
the banks of the river near
Silona, was caught in the Hood
and both were drowned. The railroad
track was washed away So no trains will he
able 10 run for three days. Bouldcrs
weighing two tons were washed down the
side Of the mountains. Near Corcland
yesterday evening a hail storm ruined the
entire fruit, wheat aud corn crop territory
ten miles long and two wide.
Denver was visited this afternoon by "A
severe rain storm, accompanied by fear
ful lightning, during which several people
were rendered insenslble, but none
| fatally.
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FIREMEN STRIKE.
Rumors of An Important Move Ia Be
Made on Other Lines.

"" ''"'' s@'"''s
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-A Times Albany
special says: Early this morning Mon
day all locomotive flremen, members Of
the brotherhood Of locomotive ilremen on
the Hudson River division of the New
York Central a Hudson River railroad,
joined the striking knights of Labor,
This detection of men will, il is feared,
completely block travel over the New
York Central between this city aud Al.
bany. Itis rumorcd that il has been-lc Ell,
ni,ely decided To strike on the Lake Shore,
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern
to-day, II Is determined TO tie-up the main
line Of the Central all the way from New
York 10 Chicago.
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arghanisian's Ruler Ch..red.

CABUL, Aug. 1.-THE ameer Of Afghan
istan arrived here to-day. He was given
an enthusiastic reception. He was visited
by a dcputatiou consisting of the princi-
pal chief citizens aud military officers.
who presented HIM with G0,OOO rupees to
be devoted 10 charity
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Nav YORK, Aug ll.-Manuel Garutia, a
young Nucatan student who is afflicted
with the lepr1sy, was Saturday taken To
his home IN his native country by his pa
rents. Garutta is 10 years old aud was "a
student AT Flushing. Recently he came
90 spend vacation with his parents. July
t7 be WAS declared lcper and taken To
North Brothers Island,
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TAILoRS ON STRIKE.

knights of the Goose In spokane Kick
for Higher Wages.
Special to the standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, July II. All journey
men laIlors in this city are out on strike.
Saturday evening the tailors adopted "A
new scale Of prices and upon its prescnta-
ton 10 the employing tailors this after.
noon all refused to sign, whe reupon all
the juurneymen walked ont. The strikers
claim the new schedule of prices is as low
as that prevailing m the Sound cities aud
lower than the schedule in force in Butte
and Helena.
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TERRIFIC STORMS.
Connecticut Experiences "a storm That
Does Great Damage.

Does Great Damage.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 1.-THE most
terrific thunder storm that visited this see
tiou in ~ years swept up Long Island
Sound yesterday afternoon and created
havoc all along the shore. AT lIimblc
Island trees were uprootcd and the wind
ows of the cottages blown in. Hail stones
as large AS walnuts fell half an hour.
The steamer Margaret with three hun
drcd cxcursionists on board was caught
in the storm. A panic ensued, but the
steamer weathercd the storm safely.
From all along the east shore as far as
New London reports of terrific storm
are received. Trees were prostratcd aud
windows ia dwelling houses blown in.
Crops, especially corn aud tobacco, are
ruined,
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P,Gip, Aug. 1.-THE conference of
American consuls general, held ia this
city, concluded to-day. The conference
adopted several recommendations, among
which is one fayorng lcnicncy iu cnturc.
ing the provisions Of the Mckinley tariii
hill.
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close Of the Medical Congress.

BrAIN, Aug. 1.-THE medical cxhibl-
ton M connection with the International
medical congress closed to-day. Professor
giviiw made nu address closing the cX.
hbitt, and upon lis conclusion called
for Clt'ors for the emperor, which were
rrlh,li given,
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JOY over rre.ideut Cclmnn'. Tan.

BUENos AYREs, Aug. ll.-Sixty thou-
sand persons attended the mass meetings
held here TO rejoice over the fall Of Presi-
dent Celman. General Mitre was cheered
as the future candidate for the presi-
dency.
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Al Trains Resumed L.

NEw IogK, Aug. ll.-Oiiccrs OF the
New York Central 4 Hudson River rail-
road announce that there is now no iu-
torIpton to passenger traffic on the lines
ui tile New York Central All through
passenger train, are run on the regular
srhniluli, time.
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Judge Lynch Presided.

ARKANSAS CITY, Aug. ll.-Last night
the sheriff captured William Beaver, a
negro, who was wanted for assault upon
young white lady. A. the officer was
taking the prisoner To jail he was met by
a mob who took Beaver and hung him Ia
"A trlp,
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Peru's New Government.

LIMA, Aug. 1.-THE cabinet Of Presi-
dent Reimudcz is announced as follows:
Premier and minister Of public works,
Senor Yalcascel; foreign affairs, Senor
Elmore; commerce, Senor Ruintnh; JUS
tice, Senior CfaurcZ: war. Senor Suarez.
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JERSEY CITY, \. j., Aug. li.-There was
no change to-day in the situation a. any
Of the railroads in this city. There was
not the least sign Of trouble. The men
employed in the yards said strike was
not probable.
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GENERAL ALGER's BOOM.
lie rind. u Ia Healthy stat. In Ma-ss
chusstts.

SALEM, Mass. Aug. H. General Algor
received welcome AT Salem this after
noon AT the hands Of Phil Sheridan post
and citizens generally. The mayor wei.
coined Algrr aud stall and the Vermont
veterans. General AlgCr responded brief
ly. With General Algcr were Mrs, Algor,
Mrs. Logan, Mrs, senator Stock sburg,
Miss Algrr aud Miss Plat.
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LoNDoN, Aug. H. The British steamer
Halcyou culldcd with the British steamer
Rlrubind tD-lly near Nigo, Spain. The
lalcyuu sank Thirteen persons we're
drowned.
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ON THE DIAMOND.


Al Pittsburg-Pittsburg 6, Chicago 4.
AT Cleveland-Cleveland Z, Cincinatti 3.
At New York-New York 2, Brooklyn 0.
At Boston-Boston Is, Philadelphia 4.
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InNIng IirnIheF..

HoUsTON, Tex, Aug. ll.-A Pattison
to-day Charles and Daniel Ellison, broth
err, killed each other during quarrel.
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SORROW OF PARNELlTES

Over the Death of the NobI. Exile. John
Boyle O'ReilIy.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Parnelte mem
bers of parliament held a special meeting
this evening TO record their sorrow at the
death of John Boyle O'ReIlly. They re-
GREETED that he was not spared to return
from his patriotic exile on the day of his
country's freedom.
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DEoPLE'S MARKET.
Barrett & Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
Frst-class family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free Of Charge.
shop Oh First Street ANACONDA
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I A. HASLEY,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING.
Estimates Furnished on Application. Orders
by mail promptly attended 10.
=. OAK STREET, ANACONDA. -:
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HENRY SURPRENANT,
.s..s .sss's..'''
SIGN PAINTER.
DEOPLE'S MARKET.

Kalsomining, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done in the best style of the art.
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At Toledo Toledo q. Athletics ).
At ST. Louis-St. Louis IL. Brooklyn y.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Other Amusements.

PEOPLE who want to hear music coming from
the highest masters of their profession will be
more than wise to pay visit to Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum during the week and
hear the Royal Hungarian Gipsy Band. They
have been at this house for a week, and have
created such sensation that Manager Davis
has persuaded them to remain for one more
week. after which they return to Eden Musee.
New York. from which place they came here.
They produce all classes OF music,
from the overtures of the heavy
opera to the most popular and recent
American airs; this week their repertoire will
consist largely of American music Other
prominent features this week Will be Z. =.
Blatt the strongest man in the world; 1atsuma
and Una, the japanese marvels; Alfred Pill
grim, the armless and legless wonder; Eduard
and Louise Lorrett, the people with the en-
chanted hands; Crimmins and Doyle, song and
dance artists and burlesque boxers: Matthews
and Bulger, Ethiopian comedians; William A.
Crane. the dual artist: the Smith Children,
society sketch artists, vocalists and dancers;
the Leotards, Partisan grotesques, and others.
THEER will be host of new faces at the
Worlds Museum this week, and a very large
entertainment generally. To begin with, there
is Pennsylvania's giant boy. George Kersey,
aged 20, feet z inches tall, and weighing 90
pounds, Chauncey Morlan is Indiana's fattest
boy, and Christian Yockum, the Norwegian
wonder, makes his first appearance. Lizzie
Sturgeon plays the piano, writes and does all
sorts of fancy work with her toes. The famous
Lincoln relics belonging to Mr.. Al Fostelle,
valued at $50 900, will be on exhibition also. In
the theater the Fostelle and Emmet Specially
Company will give a big show, including: AL
Fostelle, the Dutch musical king, assisted byMiss
Florence Emmet; the Powers family, comedy
bicyclsts; Charles ]. Gregory. the equilibrist;
Herman. the balanceE of heavy weights in
artists, John and Florence Murray. A pretty
big bill for 10 cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

avert it-as has been proved in the case of
other women equally beautiful and notorious,
Mrs. LanCtry and Mrs. Potter, for example.
She has been trained with great deal of care
By Mr.. Belascn. the playwright and actor, and
some who have seen her declare that
Mrs. Carter will be good deal
Of a surprise to the public. The
public likes to be surprised pleasantly and a
very slIllful and secretive overture of advertis-
ing has wGetted the edge of popular curiosity,
THE DISPATCH win tell its readers the result
on Tuesday morning. HEPBURN JOHNS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Thursday. "Chimes- Of Normandy Friday,
,.Grand Duchess;'' Saturday "Rocceccio.r

Thursday, "Chimes Of Normandy Friday,
"Grand Duchess Saturday, "Bocceccio."
The Howard Burlesque Company is the we'll
Academy this week. From May Howard down
the list contains some of the best-known variety
people on the stage. May Howard is a host
in herself and Harry Morris and Charles Banks
and James Sheeran, Julia Kelly, jackson and
Gentry, Lydia Sheeran and many more con-
tribute excellent features to the programmes.
THE Isle Of Red" is a scenic sketch. and the
burlesque. The Country Falr," is said to be
very amusing.
gramme Of the Pittsburg Star Course
will be found in the advertising col
umns. The attractions promised are
variously excellent, beginning with q re-
cItal Of the story of ben Hur" by Mr.. L. o..
Armstrong. on Friday evening, at Ola City
Hall.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
Jay Gould Has His Eye on Trinidad.

There is the best of authority for stating
that Jay Gould is negotiating for the pur-
chase of number of thousands OF acres Of
coal lands about Trinidad, COL, in the in
terest of the MISSOURI Pacific road, which
only requires an extension from La Junta
of 80 miles to reach THAI point. The coal
freightage from Trinidad, which has reached
already 5000 tons per day, and is in its in
fancy, is attracting the attention of all rail-
ways competing for business in the Rocky
Mountain country. Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

BIJoU THEATER .......... ''The White Slave''
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ............ see. ''Superba''
ACAOSNY OF MUSIC. Howard Burlesque GO.
HARRIs' THEATER :. ..Bennett-MOulton Opera Co.
DAVIS FIFTH AVE. MUSEUM. .Curiosities. Etc.
MoRLD's sMUsEUM........ .Curfosities, Etc.
The above are the theatrical attractions
for this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Rice are, on the street. as prim as school
marms. Leading ladies indulge in even
greater sobriety of dress. This is especially the
case with Minnie Seligman, Helen Russell,
Lenora Bradley, Hattie Russell. Ada Rehan,
Marie Burroughs, Georgia Cayvan, Mrs. Leslie
Carter and Grace Filkini. who are always in
black. Sealskin sacques trimmed with lambs
wool or astrakhan and toques and turbans to
match are all the rage. Bonnets are worn
ridiculously small, and almost Justify the
term bauble, which, in tile play "Petruchio,"
applies to the headgear OF katherine.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09
NEW YORK THEATERS.
NEW PLAYS AND GOSSIP OF GoTHAMs
MANY GREENRooMS,

Mr.. Mansffeld's Latest Freak of Vanity
The Kiralfys Did Not Appreciate Car
mencita-1Iinnie Palmer's Nistake-The
Features of Doctor Bill.
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rCommunicated.1

THE Hanlon Bros. present over 100 peo.
pie in the production of their latest and
grandest spectacular creation, "Superba," "
at the Grand Opera House this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

LADIES long wraps, extraordinary bar
gains, newmarkets, ulsters, etc., that were
S15 to $50 now S. and S1l each.
TTSsu HUGUS & HACKE.
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Underwearl Un,serweari

Immense stock of ladieS', gents and chill
dren's scarlet, natural wool, camel's hair
and merino underwear at bottom prices.
q. J. LYNCH,
wFsu 438 and 440 Market street.
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wFSu
The Queen of Autumn.

Chrysanthemums in superior quality and
great variety at N. Paterson's, Al Sixth
avenue, opposite Trinity Church.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-09

Tho xx;rs1Fxs MI No. ..,,,oo;.+o for-
-. ,.,-..-.- -, -, T,-
aliier
Features OIL Doctor BILL.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE prsPArcHI
Nrvv yopv Noroh. NJ p;cn,rd
,,.--..,5 o-~A 80, - S,.;.t
-H'Ausheiu tecehtiE Inaue lenEbuy coinPiains
as to his treatment by American managers and
theater people of New York. He says that he
bv ,,,o ,,-incir,al ,nana-ars ,ss The theotars in
| This c,tv One instance is c;ven when he was
! invitad to ,vi,pess ,roy AZ the Tycpun, Thea
Ter and when he came there with the leading
| members of his comnanv be fonnd thar he had
| beep ASSIGNED an nnner or skv narlor box This
i,ias aS Ne Ia, rIi,r. oc,r;, r..
~ uleul... ~. os's
a proscenlum oox VIII sstlsty MI. MansneIo.
| On another occasion Mr. Mansfield was invited
| to a theater and they did not even give him
| skv parlor box Init he was asked TO sir in the
,... = - - ..,o a.. -
oIo"eS'i" @lii"hs 'he oNAiui"" Peop'e' Ou ""
! other occasion the theater ne VISITED dld not
| even extend TO him the courtesy OF free seats,
but compelled him to slip in a little 81 30 each
| for himself and friends. thus to swell the re-
0eiPtS Va 'ne OoA-Oinoe' VI oouise 'nis ieaE
-, ~ - .4lo ~
@ ~! % ,no ~ S@s.lo was.
~ 10 noS A,O" Sou' si' x!l Ais aione was euuusn
~ ais az
~, .,' - nf :. So, 80"
:. 80 ~ -" - - - - - Pp.'.-P., ~
- 20 JuoD . 80 w 80 ~. .'s 'l ., eHt ".
he Hap oeeu ishoLeu oy "ha' 10 Ano"n 'as ene
Jolly set, because he ~ not Jolly man. he Is
not a man men would seek when they desire
companionshp Mr. Mansfield is a splendid
actor and conscientious student. He devotes
himself to his theater; puI when his work is
done he goes to his hotel and basks in his own
smiles and hides away in his own conceited
SELF
Carmencita is still the rage and that reminds
ma that I ernressed INV astonisbmant at the
.i,,o of h. e. o,,,,oororoo a. ,J;l,Io,. .,5o
w, - - v - 80 ~ " 0t
the AlralIys, mat sucn long-neaoeo managers
as the kiralfys are, should have thrown her
seemed to me apparent that she was n card that
would have brought big money, if properly
managed, on tie American stage. The result
too late, and all they got out OF her In the at
zen @ISlipt Mas sui' LOT nei eauh ~ Hrnce tnen
Biols on TwenTv-thirl street She dapcaJ ;ns-
as we'll when she appeared at Niblo's as She has
since. 1t only goes TO show that the smartest
gooo timing.
,,... :.
MINNIE f"iner SUCCESS a' hermanns inca
ter IN comic opera Is lot quite as pronounced
as her managers could wish. Why in the world
Minnie Palmer who is yery clever should he
-, for,vard &C q cor,io o,,ara sinoror nil ,I
- - - - -, : ~, -, : - -. r. WI puLAie
a steat many peopie VINO are ianiliar WIN that
little lady's performances. She has for long
time been eminently successful in her roles
and it seems an unnecessary provocation to
offer her to the public in a character so wholly
unsuiteu to her CAPACITY Minnie Palmer is
credited with one of the best managers, her hus-
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MARTINS FERRY

Wheeling Men ia II risht-lsobbery-otiie
wv w ~ Local Notes. m tAt N
Mr.. J. F. Wood, Of smith0cld, Is hero among
friends. lie came on his wheel. w..
Elijah Hoover. who WAS struck by lightning
recently and badly used up, Ii nLlo to be on the
streets again.
a woasel has killed several eats III tho viclni.
y Of Exley's plnulng mill. II was seen by ".
Z. lynes yesterday.
Last evening, Miss Minnie Cox entertained n
party Of friends very pleasantly III honor Of n
young lady guest from Wheeling.
White Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Craig were nj
Caldwell on n visit, their residence. on Fourth
street, was .enteredhnd ST. In silver aud old
coins was taken from \ trunk. 81 hgr
The usual 4 O'Clock afternoon services at the
Young Mems Christian Association will DO held
sa9oath ats O'Clock In the evening instead OF 4
o'clock. Young men are urged to be present, as
this promises TO be a meeting Of unusual Inter.
A party consisting OF Mrs. williamson and
daughters. Misses Jessie and Alice, md Misses
Anuh Ralston and BERTHE Blackf1rd. Of Martins
Ferry; Agsiie Reed, Of bridgeport, aud Allie mud
Matte Ranktn, Of BcllAire. left for Chauinuqun
yesterday.
Thomas Morgan died at tEtnnvllic yesterday
rom the effects Of cramps taken while bathing
Ia the river one week ago. lie was d wtdUwcr,
aged iorty'cight, aud leaves three children. lie
eaAA "AAt " uuIlSA ko-Alb&luN
by the fOresters, NzT
Two large Rashes were cut In Grcely Furgeson's
head last evening BY John Moor,. One was
across his forehead mud the other on the side Of
the bead, and each measured over Two Inches IN
length. Moore and Furgcson Quarrelled and
Moore threw several large cinders at Furgeson,
two, striking him iu The head. the first stasgrr.
ing him. Owen FfieFy, who was sitting Ia front
Of tetterers saloon, was an onlOokcr, and after
seeing Moore strike Ferguson twice, rushed
aud seized Moore's arnn, preventing him
rom hlttfdg furgcson agatn. Frtcry was dfatd
Moore w0uld kill Furgesou. 4 boy named
slitts. who Was with Furgcson. tried to get him
away from Moore, aud Anderson McGrew, who
wHs with Moore, began firing ciuders ut Stills.
Anderson being much larger, stttts ran. stitts
stumbled, aud, seeing a cii,der coming AZ his
head, threw up his hand ana tried to prevent II
from striking him. 1t struck him gu the fingers
and one nail was nearly knocked or. le ian
out Clay street, up the alley and into fcetterer's
yard, McGrew following and still throwing ~
him. Fuigeson was assisted Into Fccttercs's
saloon. anu after having his head washed, was
iaken across the river III a skill 10 Wheeling by
slitts and another friend.
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EosToN, August S.-Thcre has been a ,ooi
trade In wool and the sales OF the week aEcSrc
snte 1850 9 pounds. Some large sales OF Ter
rttory wool are reported, amounting in AFT tt
sS.o,0oO pounds. with tine selliuga ut 5Gl6Oc, clean
hue medium at 5Ga5Sc, and medium at 5SaJjc
Spring Texas has been ,old quite freely, ipcliI
Ing choice At sc, and other sales ct l9aspc, OhIc
and Pennsylvania ileeccs have been IN moderA,t
demandl at SlaSl1Sc for X and 33a3ic for III
hEd above. Michigan Y has been sold In small
lots At ?Sa29c. No. cembing woods were duh nj
SSa39c. Ohio tlue dclalnc at 3,a3sc and MichIrar
fine delalne at 33a3ic, Pulled woods nave beef il
lair demand at 3oa,oc for superIne. Foreign
woods have been quiet. 20
rillLApE.rnlA, August S.-wcol quiet and
prices nominal: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wcs'
virginia SS And above isa33hc: X 3fs39c; me.
dunn SGa3'c: coartc &3a8ic: New York, Michigan
indiana and western fine or y and NN 23asOc;
medium 3ec asked: coarEe 3aa31kac: fine wa.hcJ
deiatne y and Xxx S.IaJsc; medium washed comb
inE aud delatnc 37aa9c; coarse do 3ta85c; Cauaaa
wasoed combinH S3a35c: tub washed choice 3Sp
40c; lair S7a3Sc; coarse 32a35c; medium uuwasheJ
combing and deiatnc Liable; coarse do 25a.sc
Montana Tine lia25c; territory tne lGaolc.
NEW ionK, August S.-There was again q bet.
yer demand iordry goods at Has. hands, business
being larger at this time than In former seasons,
especially In domestic prints and department
woolcns. No specially new feature, developed