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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-13

Strafght-Out Republican Nominated.
The Colored Citizens Protective League Of The
eighth Virginia district have nominassd VIVA
Garter - straight-out republican candidsas
for Congress and issued an address calling q
the eolnrrd vetars 10 support him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. SPiRITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL.
- 14t2 Ia. ave, every SUNDAY Morning
au evening. Mrs Gladlng, trance speaker, with psy
chonetric readings Tor October. Lyceum 10
Lecture IL 80 and 80 lOc door collection.
Miss Maggie Gaule. the wonder ful t-st 3ium
Friday night at wonn's Hail. IA 9TH OF l-t.
R~OPEN ALL NIGHT.
For the accommodation of our customers aud the
public will keep store open all night in charge
of registered Pharmacists.
r. 8. WILLIAMS II CO.. DRUGGISTS
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
Cor. 9th and r streets NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in
proioriiou to other goods. We only the pureat
drugs and chemicals from the reliable manufac-
turers. We cheerfuy invite q careful inspection of
this der plysiCianS
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COMING TO AMERICA.
Dillon and O'Brieu Declared to he On
Their Way.

DUBLIN, Oct la-At a meeting Of the labor
federation at Kildysart today Mr.. Jos. r Cor,
member Of parliament for East Clare, stated
that Messrs. Dillon and 0'Brien were on theu
way to America a. fast - . powerful steamer
could carry them
Mr.. Jeremiah Jordan, who represents West
Clare in parliament speaking at the same
meeting, described Tppersry a. the Waterloo
or Plevns Of the Irish land question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ksTHREE ITEMS WORTH YOUR ATTEN
~ T1ON.
Our Genuine English Huddersield Cheviot
Suits to measure. Only S1S. Worth ESQ
Our own make English Corkscrew Worsted
Dress suits. Only Sl3 Worth So.
Our NoDby Silk Faced Kersey or Melton
Fall 0vercoats. SO Worth SlS.
STRASBU RGER'S
GLASS OF FASHION,
~ 11l4-1l16 + st NV.
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VIM. b. Morgan of Nashville, Tenn, q MEM
resigned.
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1~ WASHINGTON. D. G.. SEPTEMBER /.
~, iS9Omihs copartnershp heretofore exist
dong business under the firm name oil Emmons q
mss at $50 st. NV, washington. D. c, ha. this day
GEORGE EMMoNs.
ol3-3t JAMES +. BLOWN.
H-SCHRlsT1AN kICHIBERG. FORMERLY
80 with the shorehan. has opened bakery
mad French Tolls Frcnch. New Lnsiand and , nome ne
Bread i specially. Hot Rolls every sunday morn
HxSwANTED TO ExCHANdE-FoUR DE.
sH ns 81 NATL ;d
st NV. $40 10 am ~ N'' - =" "' oiS oiS-5. S'N
KMsTHE FRANKLIN STEAM LAUNDRY
e,soudi is now opnn for for business a, 5o4 Iaa St
oi5-iW F. '. KiIEiAN. Proprietor
x5Hss1Tv v1a,; RacEIyER I6ES fEEsa NEW Y0HK
Now IOrk ave. aud 1:2 Connecticut ave. Oi3-3t
K~oFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Franklin School Building.
washington. d. c.. Oct IL. 1890.
s the S o
seven C0 O'Clock. Schools will be opened in the fol-
Jefferson Mott and Hili:daie a school Tor pupils Of
.dyApS9d ssads & will be opened Y 1he ThS%son build
10th instant, st seven c7J O'Clock. '"e
Pupils desiring TO attend these schools should pre-.
pupils at the Thomson School. at the time named.
ol3-4t W. D. POWELL. Superintendent.
&~TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
Bons fully aware of the need Of Frst-class Ladies'
Tailor and ablt Maker in this city have located my
self at the below address.
refer you to the we'll known Habit Makers Henry
Greed son OF L0ndSn on apd Paris and j. Redfern &
with them for fifteen years. during which time
attended to the robes Of
ne TEis ASR MHNf M IAblEs HH sAo 81 pAo'h'
THE ROYAL COURTS
Twill introduce to your special notice a number OF
new garments such as the safety Riding Skirt" and
the ''Registered Riding and Walking Jacket" which
can be worn with any skirt. will also give my at
tentlon Dress Making in all its branches.
My prices shall be low consistent with first
class work. My experience and that Of Nine Dupon-
chef date Of RedfernsD who is associated with me
hitting and trying on garments being full guarantee
you that work will be done to YOUR entire
satisfaction should you kindly favor me with CALL
Very respectfully,
j. KRAMAR,
Artist in Draping the Real Figure,
1t 11l4-1ll6 st. NV.
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R~THE MONTEIRO LAND AND RESI-.
~ denCe Co. of Salem, Va,
Hereby gives notice that stock upon which the three
() assessments 81 each have been aid will be re-
ceyed So per share i'll Payment for lots the day
Of sale.
sale will occur on FRIDAY, October II, on the CON-
Iany's grounds
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run an excur.
sion train from Baltimore the morning of the
10TH reducing the fare to Salem to 30. SO tor the
round trip.
Tickets good for five days. 1t
NSLIFE CLASS-GENTLEMEN WISHING
~, to join Gu Evening Life Class are requested
to leave their names at FRED A. SCHMIDT'S ART
STORE, 504 9th st. NV. ol3-:its
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week of Knights Templar conclave.
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kcSJNO. MORAN. 2I26 PA AVE, HAS 10 OF
- best mechanics to attend prompt to all
orders III latrObe, urnace and Range Work. Have in
stock sections Grand at less than re ur prices pbbs
New Baltimore PGr!or sun, Heath Grand Domestic
from
Telephone. Os4-2 s29-3m
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Coroner Patterson, assisted by DR.. sohaefer,
conducted the autopsy and reached the conclu-
sion that death was due to endocardition.
A dispatch was received from NM. Belknap
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R~ HOW WE ARE PROGRESSING.
To show you that we are big, healthy
Dough VI .iIc largest lltc Insurance tree III
tile world we have received word from head
quarters that the new business OF the
equitable Life Assurance Society written
since January i. 1880 Cline monthsJ,
shows an excess OF twenty millions over
that OF tue same period last year. and we, as
their representatives here, have added our
pro rata Of the increase.
While about it get the best, and there are
none better than the Equitabe-and few Us
good.
Drop in and let US explain the new En-
dowment bond. the latest thing in life in-
surance. Best possible investment for
business Iuen and investors generally aud
ct the same time II tfords protection.
BOWES L HALL,
Equitable Life assurance Society,
o13 1926 F NV
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.


Washington, aug. 1g.-In tic House today Mr..
Thomas # Wisconsin, moved to lay upon the table
the n1Otion-madc some days ago By Nj Hayes. Of
lowa-fO reconsider the motion by which the House
passed the Nathaniel Mckay bill. II was agreed 10
yeas. %. nays. -. This finally passc, the bill.
The speaker stated that the unfinished business in
the morning hour che first morning hour the House
ha, had for several months bill to amend the
Alien Land law.
Nj. Carter, 81 Montana explained that the bill had
In Wow the repeal o the Allen Land law In 50 far
A. that law referred the ownership Of mines n the
Territories, The ownership Of mines OF gold silver.
had tu clnnabar and copper IN the Territories, he
insisted was not intended 10 be affected by the
pending bill lie had no quarrel 10 make with the
existing Law in 90 far It related To agricultural
and timber lands lie did insist that foreign capital
should not be- discouraged prohibited from cuelg ~
iu tie prcAriouS cut 'rprsc of developing ID" mines
OF tli, country.
Mr buchanan, Of New Jersey. inquired whether 1t
would not bee possible for Eugshmcn 10 buy up every
lead mine IN the United States.
Mr.. Carter II they are willing to pay more thah
the mines worth.
Mr.. Inchanan-But the bill makes IT possible, does
10 mott
Mr chr - II Is n commcrai impoSsibility.
Mr. Anderson, Of kansas Would II not DC a legal
possibility 49,
MI. Carrcr-lt would be rendered possible for men
from anywhere having capital 10 engage III the PR
c,ouS work Of developing the mine, with that capital
SIR. Chlpman. 4 Michigan. opposed the measure.
rs p1,-isc might result IN gigantic corporations con
irol,d by foreigners who had no Interest in TN,
pending further debate, the morning hour expired.
and the In went over.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-The wheat trade was
much surprised coming down in the morning to see
that the signal Service announced frost in Northern
Dakota. The trade still surprised and
alarmed the receipt Of private messages announcing
that from the central part Of Minnesota north the
entire spring wheat belt had had more or less severe
weather. lee. these messages said. was formed In
some placcs There innuI16rable dcniaIs OF
damage and the emphatic statement that the reports
Of damage being forwarded and exaggerated by
"A bull clique at Minneapolis Nevertheless, at night
the active options Of wheat showed an advance OF
cents bu~hcl August opened at ~ OF IA and closed
n o.. september opened at II o. "a and closed az
~ % =. December opened AT II % "a and closed az
closed AT II l3 81 Compared with this frost scare
there hardly any other influence in the PIT.
Hutchinson large buyer. II was declared thaS
such corn as there in Minnesota and Dakota hao
been nipped That enough 20 cause some excite
mcnt In this pit. This was increased by the pro
dicOnS of colder weather tonight in Illinois and Wis
con-n. and the prophecy that possibly the corn In
southern Minnesota and Wisconsin might suffer. Then
the excited advance IN wheat was in itself siifhclent
TO uncaSnesS among shorts. Prices al
vauced a. a consequence > cents and closed near the
top. september opened at ~ 30 sold at 80 AID
closed al 80 - cents May opened at % % sod AZ
81 -a "a a and closed at 81 cents. The arrivals
were somewhat under the expectations They we're
J9I cars. The estimates for "Wednesday were 36V
The selling september oats b. Hutchinson WHICH
has been going steadily for pretty nearly a week
and which has aggregated several millions sddenly
ceased today september oats opened at 80 81
touched 81 and closed at 36 IS cents MAY opened q,
D. IS touched 40 and closed at 40 1s cents
Pork odd up 30 cents barrel lard and snort rioS
II II cents per 100 pounds. Everything closed al
most al the tip top. ON the curb December whea'
was 81 o. september corn. 40 "a cents.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nw.York Tuesday August 19.-BEEvES.-Receipts.
Sit 'S sahtcPr, hon" ,c and . carloads a jersey
,t Ganiy Tor eIDOrtao9 in t dressed quarters No
cG dd geci h I @is dc q. at 5aOo for Texas
a9 asySss EscGssSa R hi, .e, wsef Su3 Ss e:
and American steers duh at o2d1o'ac tops 1le esH'
' Shipments today 5000 quarters Of beef in the Wis
con and 800 Cattle on The Srom so o TGo T9 oua ms
800 % sSad and ns assS' & 500 we're pre et
Sg St the market IS Syr.toked wn Westerns and grass
Gavc and asoS, 200 market SEs S Dressed 70 Pe dull az
$3.50 NV vc tf s R BpsF% sy d. s at safe
'0 sI III Harrington 30 western Calves 2o2 y az
3c pr , 70 do. POI D. at Ssc loi DO 200 d. az 0+c'
81 H Go Hollis o2 Western Calves, 2is ~ at
p r; G e. ss ss E. at g. p va Isl O # Is
SufEr %Sp LAMBs Receipts 20 carloads i: 3h o. 4 jig
oboken Neary 20 earoad , %SrG ri he'd
but common lambs WEI o%er demand l%it.a
Too many light lambs are ng Rped 70 h t saV from
Il 70 ~ ppr 100 less than 'at stat stock aycragns
from 20 to - per head Butchers cannot use so mucn
sales today ranged from s. to 8 80 20 for or common ,DIss.
choc" selected sheep and - 80 TO 80 90 Tor poorest Y"
Or ,I mutton slow at sdloc and dressed lambs sold
Slid sa re VIII ms1r { SSS lsl territory sheep OH 20
ay' at 81 90 30 ?? st SS Lao GSmS. 3 ~
At - 90 o , 90 do Is M at IS 90 also cd Yesterday
at Jersey CITY 3Os Canadian Lambs 90 ~ at 10 %; III"
wash KiTBv ( Co.: 1870 Ohio sheep, $50. n at - "a
50 ohio Iam,s 80 n scant at s5 30 late ystrrdE -
P,nns,yania sheep. 81 n; at 8 %; % rsnhsyN"hA
Dnlonhack Dewey: state sheep - ~ az -
Pennsyysnia do 30 - at ~ 80 i53 do Is n AZ se,
J. Y Pldco,k & Sous report POI Texas sheep soft
- - 50 - do. 50 n a. = % Ewes il e osT s
West Virginia Lambs Cos n at So 81 Nsia a 20 90
r. at ~ az III PENNSYLVANIA DO go NJ at 20 ''' 30
ssata DO 70 ~ OF 20 80 ,o -. go
~ man 8 culver: 25 Indiana sheep ITO y, at %
PSI Kentucky do. 60 n at - 25o 90 % ~ az - 'o'
o2l do 50 n .rant - - 10 do. 6ON NJ. q, -
Newton t;lll.tt: 2 state Ewes III n, % ~ " stao,
lambs or =, at 80 S9 Indiana do SOL d. T" ~
IS do. 10 ~ . o.. % a, Az O,
- NJ :, 60 % DO 95 n at - so. , . $1,000.
Receipts q. carloads u 9155 head-fl carl9aus
J,rs,v CITY % carloads 4Othst. ana carioau az
iiohok.n Market arm and lOdl5c higher with reported
.9ies AZ - 90ds4 40 per 100 n. 49,. ..s
Country dressed riner than at me close OF iAs' "eA
and quoted AZ 5d7 lac for heavy 20 light 800 -
SaleS-Roid shea - state Hogs NeraeluS &c AZ
AZ 81 40 per 100 u 81 do 300 ~ at - 10 hough CO.
$50 - at - 10. go - ., :, an. 10 IN
A W Lamb: % STATE Hogs, Us ID ~ ~ w. 10 ~
1872 ~ NJ - -. - ~ .,,ohs ,nc,usos,
Io5 N AZ ~ 10 Pigs 80 D. at - %. 80. =. -. q. Az
y. Pidcorl & sons 81 state Ioss To- 40 Nv VI W.
Rough do. 40 n. az 50.
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THE PETROLEUM M4RhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The trading Yesterday in crude oil certificates was
conducted alongside of II depressed railway share mar
kct Influenced by high rates for money. Considering
the undenable sympathetic effect occasionally pro-
duced upon oil speculation by weak stock MARKET
the oil markets may be credited with stamina. IL
had 10 bear, In addition 10 this collateral influence
the disappointment Of many dealers who looked 10
make a fortune when Ohio petroleum first brought
to public notice. There interruption to the
wires in the West owing to a storm 80 tiit thd, was
tTinng element to restrain operations. Buck
eye certificates were shade stronger through the
day at both the Stock and the Consolidated Exchanges
and GUIDED at the lowest points. The dealings in
both oils fell of considerably from the record OF the
previous day but in neither commodity cOuid IL De
said that weakness apparent. There i an IN
creasing disposition among the average trader aud
important interests 10 investigate the rcE'-
tive merits of the oils and the possible speculative
chances. .
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings III VA
tlOna Transit and Buckeye Pipe Line Certificates were
a. follows:
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steamer Johan sverdrup Nor) MOnsen Baracoa-GomeA
PelrsalI ~
steamer stanford (Nor). Glemre. BaracoaMones e. Co
Steamer Guyand0tte Walker. Norfolk aud Newport Ne"s
Old Dominion SIS Co -. -
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta Dole. West Point Va-Od DoHhn
Steamer Lucy Miller. StubOs. BangerF II smith q o.
Snip Nesmith, JACKSON san Francisco -DearDoiH
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Wisconsin for Liverpool: Croma Leh; Glncsan
Hamburg La Flsndre. Antwerp HOndo. Belize; WA ni
weston: FL Pas0 New.Orloans Guyandolte Ond hanaWa
Newport News.
Also salled-ya Long Island Sound
Steamer Lucy y Miller for Bangor.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
BROW HEAD Aug iy-Passed steamer Jersey Cty (Br)'
Senle. from New. York her way 10 Bristol
KIysALE Aug ls-Passe steamer Italy (Br Pearce. from
Newh Ork on her 10 LIVERPOOL.
HAMBURG. Aug i9-Arrived. steamer Gellert tGer).
Haempf from New York. ~,
ANTWERP Aug i6-Sailed steamer Waesland (Beig)
Grant. for New. York
HAy.R Aug Sailed steamer Ruga Ger. KarIowa.
from Hamburg hence for New.York ,--., ~,
GlBKALTAg, Aug l9-Passed. steamer - MarhocA tbr''
Sturr0ck. from New.York on her way 10 bombay
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.
There almost as much activity in wheat options
yesterday as on Monday. sales OF 100000 bushels
being recorded. But tie bull fever was even greater
than the scale II buyng, net advances being scored
Ct 3I46334 cents. The shorts were driven in with
ont mercy. and the tcmcgi.y Of those who operated
recently in expectation OF reaction badly pun
shed Reports of frosts In some Of the Northwestern
crop regions the starting cmbers, heavier clear
ances added u the excitement Even the talk OF an
extension of the New York Central strike used to
enforce the argument Of lighter receipts. Gables were
devoid Of shirt and the amount on passage increased
OG4OOO bushels but these influences ignored In
the eager demand for the commodity. Inc upward
tons Curb prices we're 81 10 5-sG 81 10 for septem-
beT. 81 l. 1921 II IL for December and 81 l'@
~ rs "a for May.
duh at the advance Freight room to several points
Was offered free TO shippers but they TOOK no'hhs'
The corn market followed wheat IN sympathy, but
separate stmnlativc Influences the decrease IN
an s ee S e d Europe Ma o s
Interest, however. In the speculation owing to the at
were / 1871 80 cents. The trading amounted TO
100000 bushels.
receipts and recr offerings affected that market. But
the options after the other cereals and ended up
Lard strong on the spot. with 1000 bushels
taken for export. The options closed shade easier.
The final quotations were a, follows:
Whcat-August. 81 90 IS: september, 81 10 "a; Oc-
tobor 81 1884; December, 81 IL IL: Nav, 81 rs "a.
Corn August. 50 IS: september, 80 7-S october.
SO 81 May 80 IS cents.
Oats-Auglst IA september, al IL october, Al Be
Iard-september. Sc 50: October. e6 So November.
So 70: December. So ~ January. 81 OF.
The receipts Of flour and grain reported Yesterday
1T New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were as foi.
oats. 252:!oo bushels: total grain CO.'S. bushels
-four; 4o,144 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee ana
corn. 303.606 bushels; oats, 434.0O6 bushels; totas
grain. s8o,947 bushels; -four 23,1O3 barrels.
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LIVE STOCK M,RKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH:

Buffalo Aug l9-Cattle-Recepts last - hours' ny
head total for thus far $500 head lot ,a1e uie
week. $50 head consigned through fo hS S anJ
Ncwlork lc0 IA at On sale prices stapl. o.esp -
,mb,-Rccept- last % hours. 5000 hcld toa io 900
thus lar 1880 head; for same time aSt "rsn Wv
had. consigned through, 800 head, all 10 NeW,toTh
900 head sale prices steady hossKecepso 1 hd -
huurs total Tor week thus ar, -4cV mn
for same time last week 10000 head consigned through
$40 head, all to NewYork $3.50 hesd Oh s"io' "''
slow. 80, ,,-,.- , .oo haaa. shin.
mont. 400 head mdrArt good 10 fancy natiye srr
- S0S 90 fair good do. 20 s6asi 20; stockers ana
FEEDERS - 3OdR3 -: Texans and Indians, fodso oo
lIoes-eccipt 100 head market seeady TAT " cnava
heavy sbdS3 packing grades, - fOde5 81 hki'
s,ir ~ hest NJ soas8 30 sheep Receipts, 300 head
,hipmcnts 800 head; market Slow fair to choice "a"
~ So - I'M, - ,,...t.u rou.o,,,sp renort. .
trsr So ia s. so Texas steers so 4ods2 q rsnS q
stSes s3dS3 IS native butchers stock 81 SCas2 90
IIogs. Rcccts 10 head market unchanged; rough
and common 80 7otS best mixed - 90 griSe nsay
REGENTS lC 600 head lower for common gat a.
4i0SI *: Westerns SO oodsi o5; Texans. s4dsf i"'
lambs "a 50dS6.
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THE STATE or TRADE. ,

Batmorc Aug l9Go,ton So'y mladling l2c Fi sg
aa do E Extra g a5a DO family Il G5a5 s.
cty mills Ko brands extra - 29G - 80 Winter wIgG
e 8 4ods5 S. do extra 'iT = oa@i s. Wheat soa,h
rm graded shade easer fglth gOcati % ion 3oeiii
9sc. Western strong No winter red, spot and august
y OF Septea6rr y goa '% o'2Ggr so,h UT
and strong white 5oasOc yellow. 5sa60c west
5jLc October - d5j2c. oats weak; uuerad south
en aud fennsyIyania, i2di3' 90 western Nho" b. ~
sim prime choice Csa1oc good to fair GiaC7c Hay
at.ady prime to Gh0 0as 9not4y oG E
G.c ,agarp5lcd shoulders o. rc -ggar-ggrsd ,mosGd
~ Butter nrm; cIeamsT'i i'ngs 2o 90 'f a. Co
foS %lT 80 e SS ni1 o4c 'I sg-o5d demand
rc aud advanced RIO ca,goe' fa -oac SO sr,
and i .cS sSsn' rss+iSSeS 5c Wh:sSy au = 1891
@cnts-Coro 80 700 bush sale,-whcat. 10000 bush
Boston. Aug, 10 Flour qq.t and nrm Corn steady.
Oat- unchanp,d Short quiet ara -,eady. Ilovi'@",
9c 4rse gashapssd sss gue' and , o S&y o Re-.
Bugplo Ane. l9.whcat so. hard opened 100 T w.,
offered At = i SPOT co.-d du = 70 ahrg SoIy I d.
sod A. II lG clo,cd a, Il Is 1000 bush no northern
sod at ~ II at closing: ~ II a-k@l Winter Ni , ~
/ white oregon. II Cs asked Corn opened easy iieh'
sales made OF NO. AZ 53c and 40 yellow az -
NJ 5aer. and No a. 3a'sc ig ,tore; OF n1gg.
co-ue al out,d" prc'.: - car 90 80 g., ~; -,
- 'i t ON tr,ck Kye .carce SIC BID for No Oh
Wintcr. IS 25G45 80 M'ifecd scarce and unchanged
canal frrlght arm and unchanged ReceG pie E
e 1000 e o hy 200 IBIS
wheat 81 600 bush; 50 900 bush oats 1900 bush
barley. 1900 bush.
D.icaeo Aug lo-Ih- leading futures ranged as fol-
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF acknowledgements DAY. AUG. ~.
ARRIVED


Steamer Denmark DD Rgby London Aug 3. with mise
and s'I passenssrsp o. Hurst. the Bar at Ola
Steamer of Georgia tnrl Noodle GLASGOW, aug
MoE HIEy 10 AZ T ihe I Bar at :'p M
Steamer Wcsternland (Bolgl. Jameson Antwerp Amg
with m-c aud passengers Petor Wright sons Arrived
stramct trinidad tBr Fraser Wndwari Islands via "
Crox iaya with mdse ana passengers to outerbdso
so. ,.-,. AMI. ., to,n IN with rdso and
pH S"Hdner To- \ ! 81 Co.
steamer CS@a hiE a oCs% CO. VIA Key west VIII"
steamer Rio Grsdo. Conner Fcrnandna va lirnnswck"a
days Win mise and passengers TO II Mallory co m
Steamer city OF Birmingham, Berg. Savannah days. WIN
steamer Roanosc Huiphers Newport News Norfolk.
with d.o HnS to o Rg@ so Win ~
Snip Pnn Revere sewe. Calcutta April 30. with mdso
ship EizaDch. Codord. Havro 81 days in ballast to Pen
Ship bnnstane DO smith; london 40 day.. with chalk
in I Salls .S" to Y Ei%sll & CO.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. moderate SW: cloudy
At City Island. fresh Sw; ciou'fj.
Arrived yesterday
with mdsc and passengers BusK Jevons
Bar at0pm. .r.n,c
Steamer CIV OF New (Br). Watkins Liverpool via
QucensIown-Pcter Wright sons -
steamer cutonc (r irving Liverpool via queenstown
steamer Prodano tpr Trottcr syoney. Nsw Melbourne.
steamer Karamana (Br). Young. Glasgow Henderson
Steamer Hhaetia tGcr Kuhleweln Hamburg cortis
steamer tGer Richter bremen VIA southampton
Steamer Rhynland Bcs). weyer Antwerp-Peter Wright
lenhafren Br Reed. Janeiro Santos
santos Sc via Newport News aud ~ THOMAS a braHl
Steamer Moruca BIZ Broadtoot Port Spain. Trinidad go
steamer Aiisa tBr Morris Kingston Jaeme. &c-Pim'
steamer Iondo (Br) Brownrss Kingston orey'own &C
Steamer Asssnta tpr Cock Monogo Bay-J Kerr Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
crvrpAr. MARKET REPORT-METALS.

METAIS-he extent u dealings In foundry irons
not been conspcuousy large though urnacSnes Tophern
~ notc deliveries OF Standard Uranus Oh ter
Fresh business generally put through AZ n0 Tor
tanatons quote Northern Dig az SIoss nd ala
No x and sl7dsI7 80 for No = al tSTEfT RAILS
t,nSsfd sections have sold s3i 50ds32 at the num- nn
some Inquiry prevails for quite large =, The mar.
daii,orv SCOTCH pIG-Thers l. nfinness W ~ 1oit.
fet and quite trade in lots mas oeen sss 5o Damei.
80. nt,osd al S23 5Cds2i Sunmeree go ,s rarely
n%,on @oI EclinOn sl9qslo 90 Bessenetp
steady quoted at 80 at me md prices very we'll
r,in,ini at lie for Lake other Dan1s ~ Ssnsmher
81 81 ii 3oc 49,. LEAD-Salcs have been enec'eu ~ INV
o the SPOT.