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A BRILLIANT RECEPTION

At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Barker, 1886 o St., NV
there assembled a large number OF
young persons on last Monday ev.
enlng to tender reception to Mrs
Robert johnson, and her accom-,
plIshed daughter Addie, who have
oeen visiting the city for some
time from Boston, Mass. An agree.
able time was spent in singing
dancing and varied amusements
Misses Addie Johnson and Cbantv
Thomas performed on the piano
and Mr.. Richard Stovall sang sew
eral fine solos. A bountiful spread
was served and speeches congratu-
latOry to the guest were made bv
Messrs. j. d. Powell, Jr., A. i.
Barker. w. r. Davis, j. R,F
Browne, and 81. Arnold, Miss Adj
die johnson responding. Among
the guests present we're: Mesdamo
ca WIN. Ross, j. D. Powell, Jr., A,
L. Barker, Il. A. Budd, Misses
Fannie and Lulu Middleton. A
Brown, o. Whitlow, aud A. Brown
also Messrs. Pollard, Chinu, Ross.
Bell, Holmes, Jackson and others.
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From the New York Evening
Post, August 25th:
In reply to W. L Scarborough,
a eolored professor in Wherefore
University, Ohio, the Atlanta
Constitution denies the story which
appears to be going the rounds
OF the Western press, that there
Is q newsstand ia Atlanta at which
negroes are not permitted to buy
papers. The Constitution adds:
"Here in Atlanta we have ne.
gro lawyers, physicians, and dem
lists; negro merchants, tailors,
undertakers, shoemakers, timers,
painters, carriage makers, black
smiths and wheelwrights; negro
contractors, who employ white as
we'll as colored workmen; negro
machlnists, carpenters, cabinet
makers, brick-masens, plasterers,
and plumbers; negro workers in
shops, in every trade and business
for which their ambition and
their ability fit them; and oppor-
tunities open to them in every
direction that their capabilities
May suggest"
Where can any like this be
found in the North or West? We
happen ourselves to know of the
negro dentist in Atlanta. He re-
signed a good position In the
Treasury department q few
months since in order to practice
his professions in that city. But
think of Negro contractors who
employ white workmen-and in |
the South, too! Can Senators Hoar
and Chandler name many-or any |
such instances at the North, or |
such 8 diversity of industries
among the colored population as
that shown by the Constitution.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

The Executive committee o!
the Departmental Legion Honor
Ia conjunction with the President
Secretary and solicitor, will COM
mence to do business as usual,
Monday Sept. 1st. Any member
wishing to borrow money can do
SO 10y conforming to the rules.
VIM. MurrelI, Pres,
W. CALVIN Chase, Sec. & Solicitor
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NOTICE

The Executive Committee of
The Departmental Legion of Hon.
or will meet at the BEE Office
Monday noon. by order of the
President,
VIM. Murrell,
w. Calvin Chase. Sec. & Solicitor.
The committee appointed to
examine the bopks of the Secre-
tary and Solicitor w II meet Tues
day In the Presidents ROOM.
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Call on w. q. HARRIS 934 F street.
n. W. Room s.
REAL ESTATE LOANS, INSUR-
ANCE & RENTS.
Loans OF 5000 on real estate a spec
laity. Teachers papers discounted.
all business strictly confidential.
FOR BENT SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX
ROOMS HOUSES.
Sep. Is mo.
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"a reg W0mngI0n. ny Cnaries heeda Tms
Masepece BY the novelist Il Of those sxQasits
osaiea With which great minds their work Hsa
z know Peg Womngton u mos - know Rssds. Pan
y. Part II Of above,
- Money. By Sir T. Bulwer Lytton Who.
ov Teed Shakspesres Merchant Of Venice should read
RulweEs Money" Under the shove title yea SO sAs
eelnAgs end hcrs tbs jtngis Of the full play.
IS Rasselas. Prince Of AbyssiniA BY Dr.
samuel johnson. One Of those immortal writings By
master mind which AFFORD 10 read. Il u
soEy Of the human heart In Its hsppest moods
lensnEs, and RohoEt Aspiratons. Part -. Para Il
NboVa
~ William Shakespeare How, When,
Why and Whas he wrote. By II. A. TAine There neVes
has been compressed Into such brief much shout
ne immortal Bard Of Avon In this work o. ths
bfapt French AuhoR. Il will open the eyes Of The rsad
. - thousand things he never dreamed Of
Doom! An Atlantic Episode By Justin
Ithy. 4 powerful and thrilling story Of hfe
liner. The situations natural. the plot IN
sketohinE exquisite. The hand Of . b
tbs " al aboard - LTsspoel. . he sn''-
YeTk
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E. T. Forester, Secty,

Editor J. w. Cromwell will de-
liver his famous lecture on "Nat
Turner A Historical Sketch, -
Thursday Eve. Sept. 18th at the
End Bspt. church. Mr.. Cromwell
's good thinker aud a clear
writer aud no doubt his Lecture
will be interesting
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PENSION CLAIMS.

All ex-soldiers and sailors who
are entitled to pension under the
recent act of Congress are reques-
ted t call or address W. Calvin
Chase, Attorney and Counsellor
ct Law, 1109 I ST., n. W. Our
Werk Is guaranteed.
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HOUSES TO LET.

For RENT: Ten handsome new
brick houses, with all the modern
improvements. Electric BELLS all
through the houses. Beauti-
July situated at the corner of 10th
aud Florida avenue n. W.
apply at the corner house.
Sept. l limo
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THE GREAT
Illustrated COlOTed NeW9
The FREEMAN.
WHAT IT CONTAINS. HOW TO oErn

PTNhs Freeman, the great and only nIus-
trated COIOred Newspaper published
certainly fills = long felt want In Ne.
gro Journalism. The cOIOred people hAvs
long needed just such . champIOn-aps ESQ.,
tortAl newspaPer--One which will 1spAans
them ~ they are" and not carIcaturs fSasm
~ Ii too often done by the white pru-~.
The Freeman pOrtrsys the Negro As Ne -
giving each week the portraits and skeSenss
Of the representative men and womsn OF
the race. Its cartoons and other IIIassru-
HOns are pertinent and neatly draws. IL
n printed on fine tinted book paper - m
sold ut the very low price of Sc. per oSpy,
56c. for three months, e1.35 for sir NOS.
and $40 for one year. Ladies' as we'll a.
gentlemen, boys As well ~ girls can make
money by handling The Freeman noad
SOC. for TERMS and INSTRUCTIONS ssAa
Toe. Hn stamps) for sample cOpirs.
Address all matter to,
THE FREEMAnI,
Indianapolis, ind.
ARD K. COOPER Publishes.
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o,-pI ISHED EVERY SATURDAY A.
,,ooIST., N. W, WASH, d c.


WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HA
NJ, I w. Fowlers, SIS Srd street, s. g.
d. Polkety's, NJ street. between 18th
lsh Northwest.
% n Beller, Druggist corner 18th and
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philadelphia House. Sis Pennsy. Vania Ave
Northwest.
NEW YORK CITY.
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Rev. X. S. Laws. editorial cor
respondent and South Washing
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NxBN Ba LADIES, ksSSEy AID aILRN,

Ohe Comfort Corset" made by the Boston Com
PIT Corset O., Is Chsuncy St., Boston, Mass. is IN
enly peIJeetgtttng and at theSame time e0mfOTfaf
eOrset made and will outIast two or three srdinarS
srsets These are broad assertions, but trial vii
convince any LADY d the fact The use Of several
ezes at the top fOreach weist size ensures psrfed
both Tor taper1pS waists anu straight tornS Tim
ESten - peculiar 70 this corset, and Is aatented.
fals, yatn the maD-er OF cutting I'D o0fding en-
SIZES Comfort, which every lady Knows r. 20 Inn,
yortant and desirable. 1t r -Shtly named "COHfort
Corset" Don't let any other corset be worn il you
value heeth, comfort and q perfect IT. Sizes sa
asses as well as Ladtss Also q waist for p&sLa1n
N the same principle This Is the only childS Well
In the market that requires no alteration 70 go
child. Send to above address for cincEAaEt II
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923 18th st., u. W.,

Which has been refitted and arranged
for the accommodation of his friends and
patrons. Meals and Cold Lunches served
at short notice. Fine Wines, Liquors
and choice Cigars always on hand.
Ma The high reputation enjoyed in the
past and the orderly manner of conduct
ing the business, will be fully character
lied i'm the future.
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~ tising Patronage A small amount Of
work done with tact and intelligence may pro.
Euce Q considerable income. Agentsearn several
hundred doIlArsin eommissionsin asingle season
and incur no personal responsibility. Enquire
a the nearest newspapeTofacs and learn that ours
O. the best known and best equipped establish
ment fog placing advertisements In newspapers
ana conveying 10 advertisers the informatien
which they FeQuiFsin order 70 make their invest
nsnts wisely and probably. Men of good sd.
,arsss, On women, Il veil informed and practical,
nay obtaia authority solicit advertising patron
age fog On. Apply By lsttsz 20 0Eo. p. RowELL
ECo., Newspaper A6vsztisiag Bureau, 10 Spruce
Be-, New York, end fall PastasalAss Van % seas
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HOUSE AND LOT WANTED.

wanted in this city a house and
lot price from $1,000 to 1000.
LOOKING for a bargain. Address
W., care of BEE Office.
Sept elf
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KERNAN'S NEW WASHING
TON THEATRE.

The attraction for next week,
beginning Monday Sept. Is b, is
the Partisan Folly aud Spectacle
lar Co., consisting of celebrated
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o7 -, ~. made by draft, postal money order
s"'', IS ar reg Istercd letter. Money forwarded
F'Pe otner way, is at the sender's risk. In
" az, ~, money the amount and what 1t is for
mid be distinctly stated.
IN letters. ETC., should b addressed
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Washington ID. q
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o. Romeo and
A.. --G-nx -AkA =

o. Romeo and
An exquisite sketch Of
sentiment With the ludoroas In -.y nAksssv@ybssy
smile This sathcrs soEtsa are always rag Aaa h1 q
falling points.
q. En0ch Arden, and other gems By Alfred
fsnnyson FOR purity Of style eenuine sweetness and
eonehng pathoe the great poet has never surpassed bis
kRooA Arden In this poem Of human anscion he n
his BEST and enc cannot knew he posAarssts without
knovinEh
u Cardinal Richelleu. BY Sir T. BulweR
Lytton Ths character Of the willy, ambitious and brilliant
french Rgimats, - skstchsd By BuWer In hs Immortal
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THE~~
POLICE GAZETTE

Is the only paper in world containing
all the latest sensational and sporting
news. No Saloon Keeper, Barber or
Club Room can afford to be without it..
1t always makes friends wherever it
goes.
Mailed to any address in the United
States, securely wrapped, Is weeks 70
S1.00.
Send cents for sample copy.
RICHARD X Fox,
Franklin Square, New Yorkcty
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STAND .

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ANY young man who is anxious
no learn the printing trade can do
40 by calling at this Office.
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American oats 81 dearer.
WATER FRONT.

The Union Pacific Company will sell round
trip tickets from ali Sound points 10 Victoria on
May n. p, ~ and 81, which viii he good 90 re-
turn with until May ~. for hall price on account
OF the celebration OF Queen yicsoria's birthday
The steamers olympian and Scheme wiz make
the runs.
Tho United States revenue cutter Bear Is still
lying In the haFbcr. and Is attracting great
deal of attention and sdinirasion.
Tho steamship Hsysien Republic arrived from
san Fraucisco sunday aud viii leave again for
San Fraacisco tomorrow.
The boilers OF the Rainier are nearly com
plcsed. and the tug will soon be ready for SER
vice again.
The City Of Pueblo arrived frem san Francisco
Sunday with large cargo OF merchandise for
SEATTLE.
The Al-Ki lcf. Departure bay yesterday with
LOO, tons Of coal for San Francisco.
The tug Wasp arrived yesterday with q scow
Of stonc from Dog Fish point
The Biz IS down the sound towing scows from
whatcom to Bisiae
The Point Arena Is due today from chackanut
with load OF stoae
The Wilmington sails from San Francisco to-
morrow fer Seattle
The steamer Jeanie is due here today from
San Francisco.
The steamship Lakme arrived from Portland
Sunday.
The City Of Pucbia sails for San Francisco on
Friday.
The steamship Umssils sails for Seattle to-
day.
The Ivanhoe IL at the bunkers loading coal.
Tie Delta Is having Der new bsiiers put ia.
The Lucy Lowe is due with n seow OF stone.
The coxmopolis left for Alaska yesterday.
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,
ssnDsee tafs nossin9. snd spes s.sdtns -
. g ei; - led. 81 azs44Lax<. cAcsee.
$50. eeUm1o ers1ts. Eszcx.f. hrx wing 81 a
1sas,1 - seH brood md u. sSx4f % sos choice
x3-sussrm = MT Urged xnd TIE rnashes
- not psooEnt On - - frm foae. we quoee.
safpr =. q 71sfAi -: choice seei. 81 sUai 7nx:
- =. :. sls.ets common quality. IL Szsi35
casn-sseady = cunens sxfes; Isrrs ye:.,..
-: DsH yellow. eLez4sL1S: wnfss. yLess<
0Lss. etAeked cora qEosxb:e q es<zE sy-Y ton
cosn neai-Ail<n quote fsed u 81 ssk4n. 50
pr scn; ane kirts Tor table, In large and snaII
pae1sgss. a9z4c pr Pound
Oh cAke meal-(uo<nbze !. ~ s<r tra
Middiinss- Qua table n Sssxfs 80 tOn.
.nopped teed-Qsofabie o. sxsazS rss ton.
sricic - sS's'~s
Brsn-<sucsabis q slx4z7si4s per ton.
.fynnd narIey-asosasle Il sxs9z4 per ton.
resesoesr-sensfy Isapo saeks rev arrived To-
qootAIse = al ga PER ceutai for new
sor rood 10 choice new stock.
ovt-San Josquia a.0 southern year staple.
IS pou1d. i-T9l5s. seven sueaths zaaIsr:
cnesce feofhtn. i6zssc: Northern csosr..
$50 Nevada. E9Ise; Humboldt and Aea-
dr,ssHc, gs4zic
CAL board saiss-wAeat--Bnyer isos. 3.-cc
tons. u sss<eI ~ closing. IL <ss
hasssy--fs Buyer. 1890 701 ions, s l8ai isyss;
elosius. H.ssS<
Afssrnooa observation-disclosures. fsao .sol
sozs. Ns1szeaLsses. esssing. sl.azlx: buyer sss-
ssa. sts tosvs IS "a Lei. closing. 81 sss8
Barley Bauer. ises. go tons, 81 io5xai ioz<.
ciosing. 81 1917.
rfs&xcfAL
DfaiiA sight, on scw YORK. per 500. zoe: ssle-
ksspnic. &c: steyissg bills. hank. 81 IS: CON-
m.1ciai. - -. Silver ban. per ounce. 81 Gsss
0i.cL Mexican dc;sars, asstasle.
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HIS IDEA or WOMEN.


WnAe Pro0Iaene Be9tssh Author
1hanks - Americas LeAs<s-A Co1-
psssssa VIA Kssspeas Girls.
4 wvilksowa Ksxsi.a aushor. Who ~ ~
csasiy IN Tie Unftsd ssaees. wss ensessained ~
eteaue1ea an4 lady o. wes3fh. rexidsn4 a
liu Avezue. New York. In he cnuass OF ne
os1n r ma coayesxasl % turned ueon American
Women. VIXEN The Easish Eenslsnsn said:
Aosbers IN Amer ex do yo7 end soth com-
piex.SEa s1d As0w h ys 81 hssltk - ~ see IN
IS ts.tx and foFas ef x1e fsa sixs. Ave
nslissa tnis IN sssTy et sss hsvs visltec.
49, 49, fsesn ie1le& ifns tir>st. seak- fated- II
/. s1fora 20 fhe4l- nos . pleasure. feu IN
Am<fs. . 60 not not 90 IL. bstaus< ysu are here.
Wnise esu 80 Il s~ry plainly
We Wsy say thas tass End Oh aushcr wss
pre5aoiee - " - concerted. wsz bitter. hat we
= sssae ssJ nass he WAS wrrng Amsrtesa
i4tzsss Ars nos 30 It Onx b. Atty, 20 isGisn;.
- tseg k1cai1 r. T. ssr compilations AZ soe
- y eissr n.s ssesr eyts - b Chs as foasa be
a<s REL Iozsirss ere cssa1afs ms sapesI lag
q d. with this. bat Is u unams.ssonAbsy trae
thss - TRIP Gaze. end . iudicsons use Of the
rskhk ne n these - ms can be ose1coHe
Any as who sScls tired. 4. . o1dens Or weak
CAN'T us osfrcgfa tAese troubles by ~ fsrnye-
~ Of tssse psf whssxey tak~r Ia wa.er
beAr ~ asines however. that II snould he fae
hest Snssxer. IS Auv ming re- Is spturtsns, an
stse fTsresnbsv iEas the bet ply fcians ard
"a osafs Pcrs Hal has no equal Tee Ell C.
o. fnh " s.ey SIC bait no ste system, 10 i'm
Ffoss tie scrfssesiosi ard - givs bfffAtnsss
80 viso Ia the place 81 weakness and an srer.
AZ y being ussf ny he leastns ladies in the
iAisa- ana IN Popularity pruses its Va ~.
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fsopcck RacEfrrs AND eroTarieSs
sAs fsAScIseo. May I9-Prossues rscslrsx-
s.oas. 1900 quarter saeSs, wheat. leooa cen.
~ harley, 500 oeatals: rots.oes. s,eao sacks;
bran. ieco sacks.
fsoar--N Net essh pTsce for family extras. ana
-, per eel bakers extras, stes; kaperfae. s. ~
4. shezt-Narsef quiet. het there S no change
!" geoisfiors for standard grain, Which remains
'sssay al 81 ;Ssss per Genital
1skey-Not much aiscasscn wSs gtvea 70
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Shipping intelligence,

sax rgAssss.o. Mas Is.-Arsiyals~Str San
Pedro. Departure bay. 81 Commodore, nepasture
aav. sh Two Brothers. T-c0ma Sseaset-SU
state os California. Portland. stg rfnaaiis. Vic
tosss pepsr'ases~-s's san Aaieo' SanaiHo.
poEr TowNsgxa. May IA Satict-Shig Dash.
t,,s wave and sch soner ylklog. hosa lumtsr
i.ssn 70, san Francisco. CssaFed-Ship Levy
a Rurscss, Saa tEaEesseo.
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INV ronx srock rxcmAsos.

INV fohk MOCK ExcHAkok
KES YoRK. May sa-The stock market today
~ iexs active. aud whilc there was something
II boom in early dealirss. there was slow de-
cline I'll the last hour, when rally occurred,
Which. however. left prices a. rule frsctionally
loxsr than they were on Saturday.
0overnms nts steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on cal. easy, SCI; primo mercantile
paper. aa7 sterling exchange. quiet aud
heavy; eoday bills. A.ss,1 demand. $751;.
Nm silver. sLol5s.
BONDS.
Z. 8 = tresisteFed)l2e -. s. 4ks lcoupon). Ioss<
Y. Attoup0nl. ,.l23 lpaciho 6s.........II6
C.k.tifs(regatefed i05i
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80 > : :
~ nsyfien Republic arrived from San Fran.
80 yesterday ard brought freight for eeattle
- oiher Gonnd points ~ follows:
vr-rr 1.p,sr Avp rropucs xrcrlrrs.

.
pnrlne de LIST forty eight hours the mcr.
1870 end produce roceipfs 1t this port were
p 1d1ows: Northern Pacific railroad. SO tors:
6r1rub6a + Puget Sound railroad. 30 tons;
800. Lake Shore 4 Eastern, SIS toms ny
0of6r-Csty OF PueblA. SOC tons: Hayden Re.
500. 40 tons: Iakme $50 tons: Clara Brown.
5eoe unnroe, tons: Anderson. 2 tons. Total
S0ulru. 40 tons.
SHIPMENTS.
s pusine the last forty eight hours goods aud
.nellb 6ndise were shipped from Seattle 10 the
o1yurndiug country as follows: Nnrthera Pa
III rnilrDad. 80 tons: Columbia 4 PUGET 6ound
ptlsnn1, 50 TONS Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Esstefn
snflrsod, 50 tons BY water-Flest rood. tons;
Wa1Ainefou, Is tons: Clara Brown, 10 tons; W.
e nMwin. tors; Mabel. IL tons: Anderson.
u; uunSoe, tons. Total shipments. 2..s tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS.
1 Hnlo6n ears Of lumber. ear wood. a cara ice,
en- bglfh, cor shingles. car salt. cars
hoe1. coss merchandise. csr potatoes. II ear
heusehold foods, lear glass. Is cars OIL, cars
M. CT -four. car machisery, car bran.
~ sope, cnr stone, car milk, 1 car emigrsnt
movot1cs, car eggs. cars oranges. ! car fu :
nliueo, CO.. sashes and doors, ] car mattresses.
lsF 5resh meats. car lemons. car chairs. I.
en- rails. car dressed beef. car horses. car
eox4 col iron. car sockets. car pipe. car
cnunod meats
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
SAT THE
RESIDENCE OF EX.MiY0R YESLER,
THIRD AND JAMES.

Consultation and p,eserli lions absolutely
FRsK.
segd for free book ex plainil g the riIstoyene;ic
System.
CArIfON-Ths Hissoytncsic me ,icnes ere
sod in bit one agency iH ssca town. TIA Abel
ayou ri the BEETLE hears the ioit wig iuxc-ip-
ton: "Dr. J. Eugene JarSaa' Hissogs netic
Ntdicine.r Every other device l. n fraud
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80 ~, g,rry un;TRs sAyED
rax HAiStrE.

NJ ..st.s. "a. Northern PzesAs sgSeAuSe1 srAi,
leaves seattle $50 . ~ oxaH - es .seV -
1888 So pfsag ears tareSsh. pass p3ss~ >
~ -, NJ iss, ssaf.cs ten 10 hssy hoarS aasss ~
e.ess ss-.x A eAtlterc. essF tsekcs ssehts n
s..., ssrr..,. nssss0n eaoek =. 1eak.a. depot
tssssts axsns. Ssaztiss
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BssApsrurrs.


LIVERPOOL. May ls.-wheai-Rssher easier:
California spct los. Is Iag7s "a; of coass, ass
%; just SHIPPED. sss Sd: nearly due SIS cd: car
gss OF coast. quiet bot esdy; on passage.
quiet.
Mark Lane-wheat. steady.
French caDnsry msrkets. steady.
Weather In England. showery.
LospoN. May 1s.-Ths Marx Lazs Express
sA5s: Weather fayors The growth of wneat.
which - strong. regular and hardy. Both
wheat snd spring cora look well Continental
advices are satisfactory. II Is estimated that
above l.0c00 goo quarters Of Eng .sh wAeat Of
1885 remain to be disposed of This, together
with the fair quality Offering, has hardened
pricea.
flour-Dull but firm. In consequence OF the
heavy import trade, imported Aeur and whoa.
receccd . point or Two. London holders OF
maize have been decidedly nrss, In spite o!
heavy declines In the United ssatss. To-day tho
market 10 inactive Tue fness EnslIsh wheat
wax q shiiiing dearer, willis ordinary was un.
changed. fine Australian. best Caslfor MIA aud
good Russian were 1rn.
Flour nsm.
American oats 81 dearer.
FINANCIAL
IoxDox. May I9.--Ear silver per ounee e75
fine, t4i "a 20 Consois, IS 7-i6c. United States
H. 1890 (par slos Ills: United States az. lsal
tpar 81. Oh. aI05. Bullion into Raak IL England.
10000. Bank OF England discount ra.e, re;
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Nsw foaK, May II. Hops--Strong and Quiet.
SUBSCRIPTIONS opened barely steady Ilais
points dewn. and closed steady and unchanged
@m points down; sales. 1900 bags. May, $Is. Is
0M& yuna. yis.ooais.cs: July, sis.estal6.oJ:
49,. uastsiaeo; spot, nominal; fair carxoes.
Ssse; No. Cat bean. lsjsc.
sugar-Raw. steady: sales. ias hosshe.as
Auseoytdc. 50 test. &c. hogshcad rnolssses
sueAf. - test, 49,; SEQ tons Museoyado. 81
osady. sA's' ~a1
Copper-SomInsl, lake, May, slroo.
Lead-Firm: domestic. siis.
iin-Ques: straits. sgisA
resfoienm--opened strong. SPOT ssssc; June.
rs. fdvaneed on heavy transactions ard
closed strong, SPOT 9s,sc
CHICAGO noaEn or TRADE.
SHtsAso. Nay s.-Whesi-~Averagcd lower.
u'ns &c lower Tor July and deferred deliv-
49, cas good buying started prices on the TN
9sae, and an advance OF iait.e was essn,s-
tsoec. fhs was followed by decline. July
hed i'sslssc from top figures, became
usesaisr aud closed - lower than Saturday
Aerust closed - higher, ami September ase
eaner. The weather and crop reports wero the
E!noipal factors Receipts, 2s7 ,oap; shipments.
.0 Visible supply OF wheat. !. M 90
sssaeis. dscressa OF ios .eO0: corn. Il. oss. 90
:, -, ~ OF sisoao; OATS ssoeo. sn Increase
s-st1Sss NesssFN - 0eSrt&SN ~ lftaukt
sscsed-- Wheat steady; cash, ass. etasc. june,
We July. aas4@sssse.
Nc. N' ssg~N' 'uU,
Oass-fssy: cash, ~ .c: June asc; ynlv. csrse
fosf-stesdy: cash and June, ST. 10; Juiy.
.ard-s'esiy, cash. s&ec; June. q. .s,s,es s;
&als. ss S2,S seas
kse-pnli g. SO.
barley--sseaay,
Whissy-G
Shoulders. sSiees.so: shor, clear, IS. 7sesss.
seoss ribs. sa2Sasss
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.
CHICAGO. Mar Il. -Ca,tie-Rerelp.s. y SOC.
: sors 70 Ice hiraer. hseves. s4sseA -: sssers.
'sss9; sockerS and sceaers. sasussiS.
seAsS Steers, s. s0aG.c
oss--kecelpts, g7eN. slow ard strong
AS sA% 1919
sasep- keceipts. iaeoe: lower; natives.
teseA - - e->A''s'
aae hFereF's faHrneYs special Ionaaa cable
s@a seporss panic ia The eAssie market good
essi American steers selling soS ss.c per
t~unu, estimated dressed weight