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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

The ''unspeakable Turk has had the riot act
read to him on the streets of Constantinople,
or IL would have been read if there had been
any riot act in Turkey. But it is the riot act
that Russia threatens to read to him in 1.-The
cannons red glare" that the Turk breads most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

Capt Wetherne, whose boat, the Sea Wing. re-
Gently capsized on Lake Pepin, drowning about
hfsy per cent Of her passengers. will be held 70
answer for overlooking his boat Potomac
river captains will please make note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

The Marquis de Leuville, it is stated, il
coming to America with his attorney to sue
the American press for libel. 1t would be
truly awful if the marquis should train a full
battery Of lawsuits on the palladium of Amer
can liberty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

II only costs a man $50 to be white Can"
In New Jersey. New Jersey justice believing
In allowing man some liberty in varying the
monotony Of being n Jerseyman.
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9l9 PrSxsYLvASrA Avs

9l9 PrSxsrIvASn Avs
20 PIECES OUTINGS. CENTS; FORMER
PRICE, l2N.
SO PIECES WHITE GOODS AND SO PIECES
LACE STRIPES. 10 CENTS PER YARD.
40 PIECES AMERICAN CHALLI. Is CENTS PEE
YARD.
LADIES' BLACK Isle HOSE. SO CENTS,
MARKED DOWN FROM 20
LADIES RIBRED VESTS. MARKED ~ CENTS,
FORMER PRICE, rs.
A FEW GENTS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS HALF
FkICE
HOSE, 40 CENTS PER PAIR.
GREAT DRIVE IN Atwood BLACK IA
TIsE 40. 90, 90 AND as CENTS PER YARD.
v. ~ SINISTER 4 SONS
,y2o ele PENN AVE nv.
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In an edisoriai ON electricity tho Chicago
Herald sshs; win the steam Engine goy' tn,
Herald should pu. itself in the way of q VIA
locomotive on down grade and get an an.
swcr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

Attention is called to the coupon petition
printed elsewhere in The STAR. It will take
only few minutes OF time to perform the
part Of public-spirited citizen in the mat
ter, and The STAR is confident that this time
aud labor will be cheerfully bestowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

Bya police ordinance In Washington the
decollete gown Is not proper for street wear
The fact that the ordinance does not extend so
Tar is not sufficient to render ita use proper fin
thu houxc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29

Holtke win have the rare distinction ON the
26th Of next October Of reaching his ninetie,h
birthday amid formal national rejoicing in his
honor, the day having been declared n holiday
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Frsz CrorHrsa.

YoU WHO HAVE PATRoNIZED OUR
HOUSE, KNOW THE CHARACTER OF
THE GOODS WE SELL THE FINEST
GARMENTS TO DE HAD ARE NONE TOO
GOOD FOR Us TO SELL YOU. WE
HAVE NO PLACE IN OCR STORE FOR
THE CHEAP TRUCK THAT SEEMS TO
BE so PLENTIFUL HEREABOUTs.
SEE Our ELEGANT LINE OF FROCK
AND CUTAwAY SEMf.DRESS SUITS.
THE EQUAL OF THE BEST MERCHANT
TAILOR GARMENTS.
SEE THOSE MODIFY AND STYLISH
BUSINESS SUITS IN SACKS AND CUT
Always, MADE FROM THE CHOICEST
PRODUCTS OF THE FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC LOOMS, FASHIONED BY
ARTISTS, THOROUGHLY TAILORED
AND PERFECT FITTING. THEY ARE
AS FAR SUPERIOR TO THE ORDINARY
RUN OF READY-MADE CLOTHING As
THE PUREsT GOLD Is TO DRoSS
ROBINSON. PARKER q CT.
RELIABLE AMERICAN CLoTHIER2
jy29-eo $40 SEVENTH ST NV.
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THarr Ixron1.sr Snrs.
f"se The closing out Of Remnants In every depart.
msut At and below cost Scond The op enins Of early
importstions Of Autumn styles 7hsrd The Summer
Novelties lately secured from the importers and manu-
fseturesA
F F. a a { E.. ! 4 ais || ::
= $?j$#F a AL
f 4. i /. CENT
/ / f E: E E $sl$Hs i
:: :: a 4 { E.. T. t. :

~ This sale commences tomorrow "wednesday,
and is credtabie illustration Of our buyers quick
ness and. perhaps good luck.
o32 PIECES OF lie. RIBBONS
We ask credit for this: That many pieces Of these
Ribbons could be picked out and readily sold ut
cents yard The explanation IS: The importer closed
out the lot at 10 cents yard irrespective of width
and we give the benefit Of this concession to u.s.
gnd ask credit for it.
WORTH OF THE lie. RIBBONS.
No. g. which is n inches wide, 10 worth Il cents
yard. No. II. which is inches wide. is le-cent
Ribbon. AL for IL cents
STYLES OF THE lie. RIBBONS
aros Grain and MORE Silks with Satin Edge Every
thread warranted pure silk and free from defect.
coLoRs OF THE lie RIBBONS.
Light Blue, Pink. Cardinal Golden Brown. Myrtle,
Olive. Navy. Old Rose Terra Gotta. Resada, Leehorn,
Helotrope. Gold Orange. Silver Gray. Pigeon Blue,
Yellow. Stone Gray. Fawn. Tan. Garnet. Salmon.
Ptstache. Marine Navy. blacf. Cream. White.
HINTS ABOUT THE lie RIBBONS
It is very certain that those 2h inches wide and
worth 10 cents will sell more readily than those IL
inches wide and worth only IA cents Need you
another hinu
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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WEDNESDAYS GLovE BARGAIN.

From Sam. to pm. tomorrow 96c FRENCH
KID GLOVES FOR as CENTS Our regular patrons
know these Gloves. To others write: They come
buttons. in new tnts Of Grsys, Browns Tans Mode.
and . fast Black. Every pair warranted One pair
only to each customer.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED beloyD
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Dar G. GODS.
Best Side band Ginghsms reduced 70 lOe
eaunea, reduced frvm IN 10 Sc
Outing shirts for Men. reduced from 90 20 3gc.
Outing shirts Tor Men, reduced from 30 " xOc-
Cent? Lsundrled shirts, 4sc.
ladies' shirt wsists, IS aud 50c
Canton Flannel. SC.
xyIonite Oolsrs l6c Cuffs, SOC
Ne have all the leading make. Of Corsets IN stool
Boys Outing Shirts, reduced 20 23c
Closing out hemnants very cheap.
Clarkr ONT. spool Cotton. A2,sS.
Pins II rows. for lc.
ellk shirt Lscera IN all colors. &c.
Pillow Case Cotton. loo.
Closing out Pxrssols less than cost
We have UnlA undried hhirf Tor 5oc, worth FSo
kAnd. McNsiley Cos Atlas Of the Word given -
cash purchaser. Call ana examine IL Ati.s wortA
7. b TowNER.
Sle l3lo 7th st ma
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LAsspuaon & Bno.
IMPORTING RErArLIRa

In order 10 make Final sweep OF our LAprrs
have married them considerably lees than cost The
sAnae can be said OF all our LloHT-wEIGHT sRAwLs
AND WRAPS Of al kinds. sHIRT-wAIsTs ana
BLoUsEs have received their anal cut ana What 70
mains Of these SOOds wall 10 for . merS sOns.
GACZE-wErGHT UNDERWEAR r. marked very LOG
and AL other summer goods are very much cut IN
Price For this 10 our last chance ~, rid Of the
goods to make tracks for our Fall Novolties WHICH
VIII ere long make their appearance
CREAM wooLENs REDUCED.
An avalanche Of extra good values each item sooa
bargain.
42-INcH ALL-wooL CANVAS EL,NrxE PRO.
was Doc, now 2Sc. An elegant fabric for knock
about dress for seaside wear in Cream only
<2-1NcH SERGE. price 6oc. now 37,so
Strictly all wool and less than Manufacturer prces,
only Eve pieces left
02Ste-. now SOC. in Cream only.
30 inch SERGE, cotton warn Cream GROUND. With
Blue. Red and Black stripes. price was 37.sc, now
25c
Wesre headqaArters for CREAM TwILLEp rLAx.
MEL aud BRoADCLoTHs
"a Flannel 5oo
60 7ao
Ga poc.
Ga sLoo
Ga s.la
Ga BrOadcioth sL4o.
81 sl.5o
"a $500
We have an accumulation OF remnants that we are
selling at half price. some very desirable l.ustL.
among them-
sthst annex 4th counter to the left
SHIRT WAISTS.
LADIES BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SHIRT
WAISTS. sizes s., "a. Sc. with three email plat.
i'm front and bo,-plaited back. only 33c worth SOC
Something very nice IN PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS.
with plated front and back Csc all sises worth $50,
Best quality BLACK sATTEEN WAISTS, esc
also coLoRkD sATTEEN WAISTS In all .iEes 9sc.
worth sl.25
WHITE INDIA LAWN SHIRT WAISTS with bog
plats an front and back. only 75c: something finer
made with three small plats front on each side ana
box plated back sgc
LADIES WHITE FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS. with
Satin Stripes. in all sizes. ouly slss actual value
s25o.
LADIES' UNLAUNDERED WHITE SHIRT
WAISTS, made Of ertra fine Muslin with Linen Collar
and Cuffs. 9sc.
LADIES' BLOUSE WAISTS, reduced from q 1. so TO
Ssc.
BOYS GINGHAM SHIRT WAISTS. reduced 10 lie.
All Of our LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS are made with
adrawin g-string, especially made for convenience
NoTE.-we often hear remarks like. AT this store
we always find goods they are advertised" We
don't believe in giving fairy tales TO customers
We give them facts; advertise what we have 70 sell
and sell what advertise
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Times have changed and We have. changed
with them. In 1912 our cry was, Free Trade
and Sailors Rights" Now England cries.
FREQ Trade and Sealers' Rishta-
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Tn Tzoxsox- III QUESTION ELrcrnIo
COMPANY.
o2o Atlantic svsnus Boston. NAsA
WASHINGTON OFFICE lsss 7 81
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The death of Rev. Robert Laird Collier re-
moves ons OF the most eminent of Unitarian
ministers and writer's OF the last thirty years.
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RooM Ar AL HzARps,

RooM Ar ALL HAzARDs.
81 This SHOE SALE we're having gives you the
rs-best possible illustration Of how small a figure
cr price cuts when we want to give things . move"
cg-We don't pretend to pose philanthropists We're
grin for business sake-and according to our ides
F-stock to welcome the next. That's why "shoe-
81 -prices' this week-are they are
eD We appreciate the fact that they corner you at
sE-just time when you want them. We're glad of
sc-it. You'll find the CHOICEST LINES WE'VE
cg-HAD THIS SEASON-NOvELTIEs and STAND
s~ARDs-REDUCED TO FRAGMENTs-and the
ss-PRICEs on those FRAGMENTS REDUCED TO
ss-ALMOST NOTHING.
ss- Some of the remnants are In Black Leather
:s-some Russsts-some Canvas high and low-sll
cS-shapes and q mixture Of sizes-ar eat big hand
sE-fuls Of prices have been snatched of in each
"a case-leaving the best qualities wholly at your
ss-m ercy.-some gentlemens-soms ladies'
- some misses and children's-You mustn't be dis.
szspponted If what you're looking for isn't here
c7for it's the second DAY Of the battle and the on
Onslaught has been heavy.
STRAY SHOTS.
CIV The s25. s24. s23. s22 $50 and as Suits that
cF placed at your 'caln for 80 have bsen re.
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u1s We s,Sss qf pm daay-i pm. on Saturday,
FIs,sz1sa Touours- OK Wurs
En- En- 1. sE Ess E Ess W: IS.
+ kxs ( kkE : s.ss =
We want e give you last sc" .. White Goods We
tSi ra IF g.: 3 y s :
wonderful .ssortmens tins summer ,nyw.y Cannot
remember when We have had line--that taken as
the 's sSa thas have dome the
EsIItoSUNcrNes.
445-in. Hemstitehed India Lawn-4o and SOFA yard.
fsin MIN Min snes:-e5s y sasd'
5Qin.. with 20 small tucks.7bc. ayard,
4otin' with sucks and open work-s1. 10 and $1.2
As in. with graduated tucks-e1tra qualty-sl. Is
p ryiefa
Fine Corded Pique-2s. SIN, SO. sa4 and Toe. .
nj hsrEe Corded Pques-4o and Soc. syard.
STRIPS Striped India Pimity-.heer quaty-35c yard.
pIaf6 AN6 sFafgD
and and striped orgsndies hardly handful They have
oeen selling at Zoe. We have marked them 121fc to
make the "home 81 retch
TUCKED MUSLINS
very large and exceedingly handsome assortment
OF Iucked Muslins in plain, open work and fancy
1S 8f AL the way from soc. to SL25 yard.
Our India Linens run from 1oc. to soc. q yard-aud
you can depend upon il Il o ine limo.
FANCY SWISS MUSIINS
The Large and Small Spotted Swiss uslins arc ats
TONED at %, 30, 49, 3116, AZ, A. and 5t)c yard
Hth HceWRietS Lire Of figures frOm 26 to Soc yard
Na:nsook, Stripes and Checks-l2,S 20. o5 and
31Ec. yard
Plain Swiss Muslins-12k to SOC q yard.
Masslias-2o, ~ " and JUc. yard.
PERSIAN lawns-2O, %. 81 n and SOC yard
french Percales-3J, 40 an Soc yard
soc. yard. ~ ''s Oh"
French Nainsook, light and heavy wcigh.s-37,<.
5O, 6214. 40. SIH and b d yard.
FRENCH OTgandles-37lSc. to al yard
Medium and Sheer Linen I.awus-15c. to A2 n yard
yard. y" %
English Long Cloth plain and striped-at 20 nd
3l11c. yard
Mosquito Netting-all shades. qualities and colors
IN ms Lne we cannot presume to do than sug
gestIyou know what use you want to put these to-
anu GH we want you to do il to remember US--wheu
you are ready to make up your order
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GOwE NUsT.-RKMEMBER WE REMOVE TO
C9mbinstion store I ii st As, about AuEu.t 1
EEA0vAL pklCEs;.Akna DS: W.rh. rs u Sorseta
ismcu. 25c. Oorssts. gle Glarks ~ T." Spool Cot
Ladies' and Childrsns Absolutely Fast Back Hose 10
pair. Immense line Of Ribbons. Swiss and Hamburg
uisr prioes EVERYTHING MUST 60. -WM-C.VIEE-
BUCAEN. 1e027th St n. We next ~ Walkers Grocery.
.e2A.3m
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schooner Nelia Woodbury Charleston 70 Baracoa

charter schooner Nellie Woodbury. Charleston Baracos
nS Hicf mse sps o pJn
the Eh 6g KaonaG Sna
Cog 81 SfG S'oss; for the day. but m in
BEE Sl g {, r # g
$sIS g. ann. BEEF :iSw lSq"rya ely ExtIs
f $SGst bass I'd as5s 80 d Es
hsGo a az but as thu the @ views tiers
fssss h; aSsSsss q
&c chsasS sho.
6c,sbe SSSS ga@ r, ,:s CITY p Ss.SS
sSs 4.asss jar S 1sasf'; LARDSsxsas around e
on nearby ve OPTIONS E'nsd Rsn's 500 ~s s gS6s
cg 5ea% dull sales % ties o September closed
nsSs Quoted saS'G south mcca Con-
BUTrER.The market retains the mness noted lattery.
light supply State creamery, pals, fancy, 2is state
and c1a @ fancy We. ge9a
n fancy % Do iSaisc do fair
ssSsee az Po1i % : =
g. 5a5 s l. Eaf5 59Gf .ted ah %S s hd
Tie; .CHEEsE-Had light inquiry to-day but the
sSsd; 5,.as; e ,xRits 5:a5.s d a"s 5sS5se Gee
icSSY part Sin Sase common s99ss fg s%5
fresh iesaso;;; qcsaadan ffssh. DC Do tair .
iSs$lsEs; Do INTERIOR eases, . 5oSss; m ,s'' ~
s Y'DSsd
tes 5se bid 10 and sts S5 :
Powdesl 9ee ,iTcanglatet 3;IGc Mould "A" o.e
a.. 5Sd5'c White Extra &C. s. as SIG Extra &C."
'+sSs SIM asi'% nS ss'' Choice lard quoted
e h9dS and and ss 5 Des cy CT,
at 43.c. No sales.
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Iiyerpool Aug. l6, l p. m-Vottoh-A1, 80:
yod ordinary 6sd: ordinary Cad. The sales OF tocsy
Included 700 bales American Futures closed Snss
eeii,use August deycry6 35.6id sellers; August and
september delivery, S6it sellers sermoer cS
* oSGtd. october and NOVEMBER delivery, 49,
as 54.6id: November and December delivery, PIP
- Gtd December and January delivery, D oOOieo
5l6id January and February delivery 3ootG2 olofu'
Tebruarv and March delivery 5l-G4 40 22-Oft' -, .
GALVESTON Aug l6.-Cotton, nominal mddns, -
low middlng. lie; gooEordinary lC,c net anu 80 80
Goa stwli, 3Ol bales sales p bales stock III aes
Norfok Aug. l6.-Cotton. steady mlcallng, lieS
net and gross receipts. . exports coa,twise TO- sooA
savannah Aug l6-Cotton. quiet: middIins. lltc
low middllng lie good ordin1ry lcsc; net anu gIos'
ccents Isl all crop exports coaSt"ise' 81 sd''S'
40: stock. 12S. .. .,s,,,. ,,..
New.O orleans Aug. 1G.-Cotton. quiet middling ll%cs
low middliny He good ordinary, lOlsc net lHc'V
SOS Including 100 new crops gross s21 exports COAST
wise, 10, stock. 4,2i9
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-.,.r. snocr MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

ch,c,go Aug G-Cattle-receipts $500 head; shlp'
uoDts 900; market steady BeeNes .Gss so 800 o
m % "a 90. ockers and feeders. ~ lOdT5 So COWS
5SIIs and mixsd 81 5oas3 30 Texas catse:
y, IN . "a 40. Western rangers, $3dei hog>-hos
ca,nts is 600 head shipments, 100; m aS,
clod ,asy mixed - S5ds3 % he;vy - toGSt' soc
SS,S hiuynents 500 market STEADY; NATIVES q op@
IS 65 Western, SO 5odsf fo' IeN'''' s'"s'' ''O''
buffalo Aug 16-Catte-Recepts for last - hpgIs
last week 22SO CONSIGNED through SoCS ,rogSia,
Shsen and Iahs-Recelpt> for last % iour SVVv ntu
total FOR week thus far $500 for sai, Ii1 We I COZ
on sale ? 800: market dun and Irregular Hois, ~
ni,s for lat "a hours 800 head total Tor week thIs
90 $50 for same time lass wt.k. 3-O+o cons ~
through O5O Ncw.York. 5000 on SAFE -'i"V
s. Louis Aug -Cattlc-Receipts 900 head snip.
t. 900: market active the advance good u iav
nariyc steers - 3Ods4 90; fair TO good 60 iG9 t 40
nc,ors and feeder. ~ 20dS3 10 Texans ana INDIANS
~ ,HJ ~ 20 Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head shipments
5oo market shSd higher r GS to e9oT r 10 S bs Ss
e. * Shecp-Receipts. 300 head; shipments 2'Soos
market 1rm; fair TO choice $i0S5 TO-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Braz eroyths on the SPOT had eha a beam
quoted l9dl9ec. and undescrbed, 1s9s 40 sares
ported. Mid grades firm and quiet Inc 0peon MAJ mr.
was quiet and without special features Si noipts
vailed the outset and some months declined 9@ty ms
Rio and Santos, but the leeihs
became stronger ith little covering OF
final figures showed OF 1870 points over , y
Uovre marke; was closed. Hamburg declined pig cary
but closed steady London declined 3acd Sr'.l qS I'D
tatons 10 D. n.-August Ste Cd septenDer 90 ca
October 7ss 81; November 76s Sd December COS "a
January 75s Cd Rio quotes Regular First 2Vo CO..
bags Rio ciearances for United states 10000 gs tSa,
stock 1872 600 bags; market 1Im Santos rebes o00
bags receipts at Rio July TO August TO- 1ogO 5zT9V'
bags time 1880 5000 bags same ,lme ioI +,
1870 eco 900 bags same tine 1850 $50 oCO bags sane
time 1888, ,o0c bags Total sales here o'uay'
Lutrl
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yorl saturday Aug. 10-BEEVEs-Receipts -
city sauehtersrs and carload to be sold No trading
In addition shipments reported yesterday the Martela
sails to-day with 45 cattle for Eastmans Company r.
pcan market Refrigerated beef selling Shd scaas
t5.c and American steers at o2alle tops lltc), esti'
$40 f ns1 mainly gn At So SeT and
rs calves to sell at the Close P9G gasser1 are q1End
ots sold at S2ae fed and mixed fed calves
and ve2S and Soo H0 above &C. The
receipts o. % Ss%an cs' c G past week have made
10 oa sa!te@S < cpl S ve3 as
i4V Vail. Eroy Co Il GraseE' l ls9 T. e,I a. 2:i
H. $ 80 ysa. leoR%sn sd sJ at y T. ~ at 2so
syssf do 2$5 b. It SIC IS DO i'' ~ at S''ei 80 DO
i'I D. a ar 10 rassers 200 ~ at 2.c 80 veas
smEEf Receipts ~ ,, GaGad At q Sos 50
hS S a,oad az Hoboken THO carloads consigned
WIN stock held se over aS G% Sff aad
at fraction prices for Sheep She P Sad S SGc az S
Is 40 per 100 H. and to choice Lambs at - S'7
as7 The pens could not be cleared e,oen 10, :, al
Salf Is sa,s sheep and Gun lambs 20 n at t2c 1ss
state Lambs 70 ~ at 7c 81 do Go H. at O'e % No. o.
s, do 81 \. at Sc 80 Sheep and Gull Lambs IS H. AZ
aass R De- CO.. 10 At g'%0s
Ewes 1oi n az s Bses sbod ID III H. az &c IS sa.s
,n INN So n at Sc IL do O2 ~ at ere 1872 do 90 ID.
at 60 81 1D "a Western Sheep SIS n. at -
or do OIL n at - 81: 900 Lambs. 692 n AZ 20 %
10 yc,on f,Iett 20 Kentucky sheep lC5 10 al 81,
% western do 81 ~ - %; lss Kentucky LANDS ooS
d. az - S9dier Co: 153 Kentucky Lambs 20 10 az
csc. % Kentucky Sheep, l13 n. at 4@c do 49, d. az
Collins IA State Lambs. GO ~ at &c l0o Canad'an
DO m culver: 20 Kentucky Sheep 9s r. at ~ 70;
90 Tndana do 50 ~ at - 40 3O3 kentucHS I EHU
5ss i r at $ 80 81 DO 55'. ~ at IS IS; - Indiana
do - n at 81. - 20 o,,s and Eve. 70 r.
.. IA * 20 PENNSYLVANIA Lambs % n at - oO 81
at, do =; y At co i5i Tcxa. d. SO H. a. - -
500 vs. Virginia Lambs 80 T. at - ~ 35 90 90 10
=, CO.. rs d. 80 at - IS: 2l2 Penn;ylNanis 90
90 - AZ 40 10 900 do. CO =. az 90 60; u %: 80 -.
So G9l 462 d. ~ r. 50 70 20 STAT co. % Ab az
OGsRecepts Fl carloads s q bofSre CHANG Market
wax at 81 sOQ$4 %. Pigs might bring 81 ~ L 'Oi''
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rIRorrAN pEOnUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. rs. p. m-Bcet Holders ofer modcr.
,,oIv Pofk and ham--lIodrrs offer slaringly Bacon
and ch,es,-uolders offer moderately Tallow-Ho a, -
oirr .narncy Turpentne and rosnHolder> oncr reey.
lard spot and Holders offer moderately Wh,
Western spot and August dull az 3Os Cd September su
october dull at Bis. Wheat ana hour ioIeIs a. VI, /.
arngly Con-Spot and futures Holders oii,r sparngN
M Nsd Western. september. steady AZ u nd mop, !"
Iondon-Pacihc Coast-llolders are not onerins.
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A IDuoAtED Christian e,nu. nan IAN \ " .. WI"
work lIl- Do principal ot itSh ''hu1i anu -'P.I"
f.d.f ~ public -cur- all, president ~ ladies' semi
nary, with -onllr reference. 1. now op'h 70 an
r.fr,u1 l- 20 the Vest or south
AL.r stating rqur l'nts aud toms, y D. W" i'9N 10
i.o.k lall. Conn - =
MEXICAN aud foreign proicssors tutors goveiaessoA
~ Of ali branches &c. suppcd 70 coleses
,cnoo, families glish French German ana spanish
spoken MIRIAM COHHIERE 100 oti'aFe' cor. -OIh'sS
-EFsT TEACHERS American and Foreign, suppied
- fof ala branches ia all loo 4t"s nn charge lf WI
Hrs WANTED q f. ~, s'sTaLon Torn e5 shoo
Bur,au Net lithst. y. y. -
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supple, Prufs-09>, Ieachcrs Tutors. HoNerheSses'
g.. e. Colleges. :, hpo.s and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. J. YOCNG.Fui1ON % Union square
LADY. IN c,pericncsd ia 'Acr with highest t"stl.
y ilor'il- wl-.,- 20 nTlr ui opening Tor -cnrint
80 10 .fnulr- frr tnrl-h bnuch'. Iltn ana Ftuch
country preferred. Addr'-, CITY, Box H. Tribune ono
q. lVtl:lII ~IONI tNALtI. 80 EANl 1-D-SI.-
A ,i,i,- f.r ,o.e. au4.. Recommended hy a." Row
Dr Ta.lor. "a .u.c.--f teacher; cmin'ntY Gu'h'd.'
s,,uIRNEEu0EN's TEACHERS AGENCY. =
- Odest aud best 81 own 80 L. s. I>L15-led 1872
3 Ia. litA,t. y. \.
rT,TAtHEE WANTED. -Flr-t-o1ss nan as suh-maSter
and Instructor zoo military tactics "a military schoO
,-r small BOYS. Address >. G. >, Media Penn.
,uJ,vAN,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUVEAu doi
w oh scN.i supplies profc-so-s Ia hers f0'crncsses
,tt,n. t,r- complu chlp"roncs &c. 20
college,, -cho,i- ana ancs ans 49, "0'""'''''
D. M'ss g 7. WTRNI.P 900 5Nnve- N'w-fork Ci,y--
xrorNG LADY, experienced t.n,h'r Will nkc a Jew
I Young children into her pheasant country nome
-udi,rfsu aud primary in-tu. ton bet home car -
.-f- $3.50 school iDar. HoN Co., North "f"n'l' y /.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. anoo,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiNEKPoDE, ,,rp
ROYAL. AND UNITED STATES NAIL sIE .oai M
BrtaH1cJt1s ~ Sopm. Britannia sept24l $9pm ".
,M,iss,ic Sont q 80 -Males Oct j. ~ an'
car,T,nic = nj 10 30 nm Gemanic .... Oct B. p'N'
From White star Dock foot Of West lOth,,1 AN
asecond cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates, ~"
and upward according to steamer and locstlon o. asa
second cahIn s35 and $40 Excursion tickets on aN9iso
tnDe storage so Company's ONCE, No. IL Brosd"Ts
New. YORK Philadelphia Office, 400 Wsnut,st; .
N'"'N~A' ]. BRUCE ISMAY, AgenS
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,oTToN-on the SPOT very dull at unchanged prices


Good Ordinary ....... . 3.10 Low Mddng .....l0t
strict Good 0rdnary.9 1916 MiddliDg ....ll 3-lo
Options ruled dull and the rather bearlsn
final figures showing general decline OF 2do points,
Openng Indicated losses Of 3d4 points on near ana
about late months but the rise in SILVER
slight rally which the market gradually Welded On
lower Liverpool accounts and favorable crop r,poI.s
Near options closed points and late 2Q3 points lower
Sale. 500 bales.