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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions: J. H.weber, from class 1 to class
2; Mrs. L. E. Cammack, from 81 900 to class 1;
Miss E. Cilley. from 500 to $1,000; Mrs. F. NJ
Guirand, from 500 to $500. Miss S. NJ John
son, from 1000 TO class1; Miss A. e. Rof. from
$500 to $1,000, Mrs. C. r. Davis, from 300 to
$500; Mrs. A. b. Adams, from $500 to $500. and
Mrs. Jennie I. Moulthrop. from $500
to class in the Office of the
treasurer OF the United States; Miss VI. f. Mo-
ran, from $500 TO Il. co., sixth auditors Office:
Miss As Brooks, from 500 to class l. Office of
lighthouse board; W. G. Babcock. from class
TO class ?, second auditors office: Mrs. j. 2.
Anderson. from 81 900 TO class 1. sixth auditors
otiee; John P. Moore, from $40 TO 500. first
controllers office; Mrs. s. ID. Wright, from
zoo to $500. treasurer's Office
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ALEXANDRIA,.
BOARD OF AIpERMEN.

A called meeting of the board Of aldermen
was held last night. president Marbury pre-
sided and Aldermen Burke, Goodrich. Nc
kendrie, Hinken. Bryant and Thompson were
present. The board concurred with the coun-
ell in authorizing the city authori-
ties to borrow S120c0 from the
banks. The bill giving the mayor special
Jurisdiction in the case of the sale of liquor on
Sunday was amended so as to make the maxi
mum fine 300, and ii was specially declared
that the act was not designed to interfere with
the action of Judge Norton of the corporation
court IN regard to liquor licenses.
THE ABINGDON SALE.
Messrs. A. Richards & Co. of Washington
bought at a judicial sale in 1885 part of tine
Abingdon property lying in Alexandria county
between Waterloo and Four Mile run mo-
ton to set aside the sale on the ground that a
higher bid, &c. had been offered WAS made be-
fore Judge Keith end decided by him and the
matter carried to the court of appeals of Rich
mond. That court has now affirmed Judge
keiths decision and sustained tine title OF
Richards 60. to the land. which has risen
greatly in value since the sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

CLosrNa SuBrREAsuRIEs AND CusroM HoUsEs.
An order was issued today from the Treasury
Department directing officers Of the customs,
assistant treasurers Of the United States and
all other officers Of the Treasury Department
to close all buildings and Offices under their
control throughout Monday. On all public
buildings throughout the United States and ali
vessels and steamers under control Of this de-
partment the national Gag viii Be dispiaysd Il
half-mast -
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DIN" rALoR-sENERh UNPAID BOARD
BILLS AWAITING SETTLEMENT. crSsus
OFFICE CLERK AND MAGAZINE nASAorR.
A dispatch from Chicago states that Robert
B. Cramer was arrested there yesterday As the
result of q telegram received from tins city
charging that he is a fugitive from justice
Cramer has been q writer for the
newspapers, and until a few months
ago he was employed in the census Office
After leaving the government service he be-
came interested in the business management Of
the An0losidR Magazine. new monthly pub
hshed in this city. Adispaioh from Chicago states
that Cramer belongs TO a good family. Vie Is,
the telegram adds "a son Of John y. Cramcr,
minister 20 Switzerland during Gen. Grants
administration end nov interested in the In
ternational Bank Of New York city with Ihos.
l. James. formerly postmaster Of that city.
Young Cramer indignantly denies that he l. Q
fugitive from Justice, saying that it Is known
that he was coming TO Chicago before he left
the east. He believes his arrest to be the re-
suit of an attempt % make him paw the debts
Of a company formed by himself. Willis Haw-
kins and osher Washington journalists some
time ago 70 publish magazine IN the national
capital The venture proved a failure.
This afternoon CraIner appeared in court
and stated his willingness 10 return TO WASH
ington."
FAILED To PAY Eis BOARD Bills.
IL is charged that during his residence in this
city he failed TO pay his board bills and also
contracted other obligations which he failed to
satisfy. IL is further alleged that the money
collected by HIM account of the magazine
was appropriated 10 his own use.
Crane was arrested on telegram sent from
this city by Inspector SNindells. lie is wanted
here Oh a charge Of false lretenses an indict-
ment charging that oBense having been re-
turned against him some DAYS ago.
lie parents of the alleged criminal live in
Torrytewn. Ny. He Is twenty-one years odd
end according TO the police description of him
he has long curly brown hair, thin hps and
piLa cheeks.
GAVE WORTHLESS CHECK.
On the Sd day. Of this month Cramer. it is
alleged, went to Nathan Horns tailor shop on
street and had a suit of clothes made. IL is
alleged that he made representations which
caused the tailor 10 believe that he was a man
OF Means and that when he got the clothes be
gave the tailor worthless check, which the
latter accepted IN payment for the clothes and
gave s3l in change.
After the indictment was procured il was
supposed that Crainer WAS in New York. and
SO certain were the officers of that that they
sent on the necessary papers for his arrest and
return Ia this city. bat when the papers
reached that city Cramer had fed TO Chicago.
He Was located IL the latter city, and the
officers were notified TO arrest him. Ii WAS
thought that he would possibly travel under
the name of Howard NJ. Boynton, as has maga-
zine contributions were written over that
name.
Willingness TO return here il appears that be is
10 have hearing in Chicago before Justice
Bradwell and 1t L. therefore likely that he will
not return here for some days at least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
SENATOR ALDRICH's RETURN.
He and the Other Members Of the Steering
Committee to Arrange Business.

Committee to Arrange Business.
Senator Aldrich was back in the Senate to-
day. He at once began TO get the views of his
colleagues as to the order Of business for the
rest Of the session. When the drift Of opinion
ON the republican side is ascertained. the steer
ing committee will meet and formally adopt
program. which will not include any reference
to the force bill This committee has
the power to fix the program with
out reference Of the matter TO
caucus. When they have reached decision
they will announce the order of business to the
democratic leaders, who will probably not at
tempt to amend it in any way, but will accept
1t, recognizing the right Of the majority to fol-
low their own plans rs TO general business.
As far as there is any understanding at this
time 1t is expected that the copyright bill will
be taken up next after the eight-hour labor
bill. 1t is expected that the full program will
be prepared before Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

Scorrs ENr1sIoS OF Con Liver On
WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES.
PALAIABLE As MILK.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
MANY PEOPLE GAIN ONE POUND PER DAY By
ITS USE.
ARELIAELE REMEDY FOB
CONSUMPTION.
SCROFULA.
BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
WASTING DISEASES.
IMPURE BLOOD.
1T Is THREE TIMES AS EFEICAcIoUs AS
PLAIN COD LIVER OIL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 10
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Real Eatafe Naffera.

jas. F. Barbour has bought for 90, 900 of L.
H. Beynon, lots rs to "a, square SOL, 1851 by
$50 feet on 4th between NJ and n streets, and
lot 2 and part 8, square south Of s25, is4 feet .
inches by los feet inch on 4th and N streets
southwest
Hon. John d. Taylor Of Ohio has purchased,
for S2o, 900, Of Joshua K Brown, part lot 8.
square 3lS, Is by rs feet, on the corner OF 18th
and g streets northwest.
Mary E. Mcclure has purchased for $1,000
of ]. D. Stanton part II, square 194, IS by 80
feet on 10th between X and L streets north
west.
Jacob Jones has purchased Of Samuel Nor
ment for &c, 500 part lot 2, reservation B, 20
feet 4 inches by "a feet on Maryland avenue
between ~ and 9Th streets southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
SHOOTING STARS.
TO "UNCLE BILLY"

TO JUNGLE BILLY"
Mr.. W. r. Collins of The EVENING STAR, who
died January 20, 1891, after twenty-seven years
Of service:
Bring rhu and rose! His cross lay down;
Henceforth there is for him crown!
We, who have known him through the years,
Give him the tribute of our tears;
And through them, shining tenderly,
Come smiles from loving memory.
His was the temper Of the storm,
Which, breaking when the air is warm,
Soon spends its force, and feeting by,
Leaves only sunshine in the sky.
Take off his harness! He has run
His earthly course! His work is done!
His busy brain, his tired hands
Are resting now. He understands!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
Three Slight Accidents.

Yesterday Mrs. S. A. Scaggs, living on the
Anacostia road, was thrown from her wagon on
the Benning road and injured about the arm
and face. Her horse took fright at bicycle
and upset the wagon, from which she was
thrown. She was removed to her home.
s. Neal fell from the wagon Of Hendrickson
& Co. at 4th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast yesterday and was slightly injured.
Luther Cave was knocked down by q carriage
driven by colored man named Sansbury at
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
yesterday and slightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

PERsoNAL.-Miss Mary F. Murphy Of Syr-
acuse. NY, I. r. Converse of saltwater. Mimi,
David Hall Rice of Boston. Chas A Provost
and Chas. f. Barker of London. England,
Edgar IL Warner of Putnam, Conn. w. Edgar
Ellington of London, England, Mrs. Barker
Bryant. Hiss Bryant and ]. W. hastings of Bos-
ton. Mass, and Jas. s. Kendall Of New York are
at the Hamilton.--lIrs. il. Marvin and Miss
Marvin of New York, VIM. G. Cannon of H.
hnois. Walter T. Wood and family of Bangor
Me, and Mr. and Yrs. c. VI. Talcott of New
York are at the Arno.-P. I. Pike and L. K
Marston Of Boston, 7. J. Cushing OF Lynn.
Mass, W. J. ROwell of Joliet. ILL.,. and III. L..
Cgliom of Columbus, Ohio. are at the Metro
politan.-G. F. Dunbar of Bristol. Tenn. L.
/. Losey OF Rochester and :. NJ. Dalberg
of New York are ut the National.--
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Thomas OF New York. Mrs
John II. CAST and John W. CAST. jr., of Ports
mouth. Va. Mrs. J. Y. Jett of Kansas City. Mo-.
and 4. II. Barley of New York are at the Hotel
JChusou.--Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Smith OF New
Haven. Conn. Ii. p. Jewett of Boston, T. b.
Terry Of Toledo. Ohio. Al. Burgess of New Red
ford, Mass, f. u. Mckee and wife of Pennsylva-
mia and Geo. l.. Maris. with tIir weight scholars
of the Friends Central High School of Phila-
delphia, are at the st. James.
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Aid for the Victims Of the Mine Disaster.

GOLDEN GATE" CLaREr.-To-kalon Vine
Co., Ola lith street.--Adct.
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MARRIED..

HIGGINS-OsBoRN. IN 5annary %. lsl. a
Ro-kyille, Nd, by Rev. }. X. White, THOMAS L !.
HIGGINS OF Pitisburs. Pa. 10 MARY Il. oSbOkN
of Washington. DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

The board of trustees of the public schools
have concluded 20 close the schools on Monday
next as a mark of respect to the late Secretary
Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

DoS'T FAIL TO see Danenhower's bulletin for
February containing real estate for sale in all
sections of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
WILLIAMS, PaUss1AS SYRUP

WILLIAMS Pnuss1AN SYRUP
OF TAR, WILD CHERRY. &C..
Is GUARANTEED TO CURE THE WORST
PRUss1AN COUGH. SYRUP
PRrssIAS COLD. SYRUP
PRussIAS CONSUMPTION SYRUP
pRrssIAx And al SYRUP
PRrssIAN PULMONARY SYRUP
PRrssIAS COMPLAINTS > SYRUP
PRUSSIAN Or the money SYRUP
PRuss1aN Will be refunded. SYRUP
PRUSSIAN Price, 1Jc. SYRUP
Manufactured and Cor sale by
+. s. WILLIAMS CO. DRUGGISTS,
Under Masonic Temple.
ja3I-tu.thSs Cor. + and OH sts- NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
GRAIITUDE

GRA11rupE
Is rare virtue; but the grateful people that ssa
has cured. after physicians hsd declared them
ble number way up in the thousands. Oscar wiles q
Huntinsburs. KY. says For years afflicted
with blood faint that baiied the skin of the best
PHYSICIANS.
The disease affected my eyes until was almost blind
am thankful to say that few bottles Of SIS cured
entirely. Ny syesight is completely restored aud
general health better than it has been for ye4'
Books on Blood and Skin diseases free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
Atlanta. Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

]. 7. sends IS cents. o. ". 4. 81. two gentle
men Il and NJ. 81 for the widows and children
of the victims OF the recent mine disaster in
pennsN lyania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
y on CAsSor Go

y OF CAxNor Go
To Carlsbad but you can have Carlsbad brought to
you. Procure bottle of genuine imported Carlsbad
Spirited salt and dissolve teaspoonful Of it in un
BerHl of water II Is the lest natural aperient and
Alternative extant NOTHING is iust good when yon
can set the genuine imported article. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court 10 the following: Percy
Clinton and Edith Irene Whitehead of Ports-
mouth, Va: Simon J. Harry and Sallie X.
Baker; Patrick b. O'Callaghsn and Mary e.
Armstrong,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
A GEORGIA TERROR.
Jake Young Free to Resume Hrs Murder
Gus Practices.

Jake Young Free to Resume Hrs Murder
Gus Practices.
Macon, Ga, Jan. 3l.-The return of Jake
Young. the desperate. To Triton free man has
caused terror among the people there. Jake
was born in that neishbcrhood and grew to
manhood with record for killing negroes ard
then turned in upon the whites. of whom he is
credited with killing five. Finding
the presence of n magistrate troublesome
he announced himself candidate for the
place, and by standing at the polls armed to the
teeth secured his election. His bailif dis
pleased him for some official act. Young shot
him through the heart, sent for the coroner
and skipped for the woods. Several weeks
afterward ne was captured in the woods by a
pursuing party. This was in May. 1889. Since
then he has been in jail but through the aid
OF powerful relatives, he has been released ON
bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

A loaded gun should not be permitted to run
atlarge even if it has a muzzle on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS o. MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
IEETHING with IE8FECT SUCCESS. II SOOTiES
heCHIID. SOETESs the GUNS. ALIAYSall PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. ami IS he b-s: remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part os the
woriG. IL sare and ass for Mrs. winsow Soothing
syrur." and take ether kind. - cents a bottle.
dizzy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRD returned from
the south this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the orening md closing prices Of
the New York stork Msrket. as reported Ivy special
wire TO Corson and Maca; Trey. l4lJ / street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

She: .Are you really u fortune hunter and
nothing more?'
He: Certainly not. want . sendble wife
to 60 with II, who can take care Of Il for u.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
NEuRaLs1c ERsoxs
DEAFNESS.
DEAFNESS,
DEAFNESS.

One Of the deporabe features of eatar-h is the
readiness with which spreads through the Eustachian
tubes TO the important structure Of the middle
and, by its dsoryanizng effects. impairng destroy
iEV hearing. This unfortunate result takes place
frequently that IN nearly every deafness which
presents itself Tor treatment the din nifty be
clearly traced the effects OF catarrh the
few which originate from other the rres
seriously asravstes the sursl
aud renders permanent recovery impossible until
the eatsrrh is removed
IN the approach of deafness is nsidous
that is almost impossible to the when the diff
Guilty first commenced. In others the deafness rst
Only by spells, especially dCrs an attack
Of fresh cold after blowing the
A, such times the bearing will be founi suddenly OH
ssrJcted and viii suddenly return, with something
linz report, the whole giving idea of valve
fl che head which closed aud op, ned the avenue
hearinG. BY degrees. however. these spells occur
Off. and last lCzer until permanent deafness IL the
result In all OF catarrhal deaf il is an un-
fortunate feature that the difficulty flows slowly but
steadily until the hearing is seriously impaired
or entirely lost: NoiSs the head every conceive
be rsription also apt to make their APPEARANCE
dsrns the progress Of the disease adding materially
10 the existing distress.
A P. LlGHTHIr1.. N. D..
SPECIALIST
FOE CATARRH DEAFNESS AND DISEASES OF
THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
CAN BIZ DAILY CONSULTED At HIS
RESIDENCE.
lSll ~. n.
jssb6e Hours: From until T., and Sto6
,CHE ACTION OF CATERS LITTLE LIVER
Il Pills Is Pleasant mild and natural They gently
slnuAt- the liver and regulate the bowels. but do not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

The drug clerks who are discussing musical
organization want to call it the chloral society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
A RAPID YOUNG MAN.
Arrested in Chicago at the Instance of p,-
lice Odlcial. Here.

Az INDICTMENT fouND AGAINST HIM FoR SWIM
DLrNa A rAuoR-sEyERAL UNPAID BOARD
BILLS AWAITING sErrIENFNr-a crNsus
OFFICE CLERK AND MAGAZINE MAxAarR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

The reign Of new ruler is somewhat in the
nature Of freshet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
A CAREFUL NAH.

II all hesh is grass il green-msat stand
meadow?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

Attorney-to Lady Witness: "How old are
your"
Witness- indignantly: 'Old enough, sir, not
to be impolite to lady,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
THE WISE CRITIC.

Bad silver may be known by its spurity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
IN NEW YORK

IAN the worlds q STAGE" he said, - they
walked through the park.
"And heavens q four-in-hand," shs added
sadly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31

THE WISE critic.
Advance Agent: 'We have secured our great
dramatic star at fabulous expense, sir.''
Dramatic Editor-charitably: "Yes, I sup
pose ii is little fabulous. But then you know,
You show people have some privileges in that
respect"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-31
THE DUDES MANNER.

THE DUDES MANNER.
Worker: "What do you do for q living?"
Dude: Nothing. My bills due it for me"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-26
TElEGRAPHlC sREVITiES.

Plans for what is claimed will be the
II ost magnificent hotel in the world, to be
located on Fifth and Madison streets, New
York city. are nearing com pletion. II will
be entirely of marble, twelve stories high
and absolutely IRE proof.
Prince Bismarck is losing his memory,
and age is telling on him.
At Salt Lake City yesterday VIII Sher-
rill, a carpenter, stopped his buggy in the
residence portion of the city, tied his horse
tC 4 telegraph pole and shot himself through
tie heart. Cause, the morphine habit.
One hundred more Cherokees joined the
colony of several hundred already on the
5 rip yesterday, where they have claims
picked.
The government is considering the con-
version of the national cemetery at Mime
apoliS into park. The soldiers bodies are
to be moved near the Custer monument
Army officers favor the idea.
The first Touring mill erected by the
Farmers Alliance in the United States is
il course of construction at San Miguel,
Cal. The cornerstone vas laid with APP
propriate ceremonies by the farmers
LODGES. It is expected the mill will turn
out -four by October l.
At indianapolis John Webber was ar
rested yesterday charged with incendiar-
ism. Within the past six months fifty
small fires have occurred, and Weber was
always first to seek the job of repair, hence
the suspicion against him.
The catch OF mackerel off the Irish coast
Is so snlal this year that it is scarcely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-26


-. LOUIS. No, Aur. Whcat-Every
thing had 4 bclri~h tendency - the opening.
first prices being weak but about the same )
yesterdays close. Immediately afterwards
slump OF lasc was recorded. fhCu = rally OF &c,
and another drop Of IS. Later the crowd Wa
caught short ana IN the scramble 10 cover
prices shot up sc above the bottom. and the
market closed strong and - 4 above, Vt. ttrluy
Nc. =, REQ cash, 9-ct9l o., August. ~. o. ?,
closing q % ana nominal; september, :! UJ5s
December a. U5'4.
Corn--Opened weak ana lower with light
trading. Later the mIrEet turned strong.
and advanced in sympathy with sharp recoE-
cries elsewhere, ana closed s4r lisr above yes
terday: No ,. cash, 5s'a4 DC: September,
oats-Dun No. ;, cash, PC; September.
29i- &C; May, closed. 81 e
Corn meal-S2 500 -.
WhiSky-SteaUy. II IL
Provisions-Opened veal, and depressed, bui
closed strong and advancing
Pork-SiO 10
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. s. 62s..
longs 81 50: ribs. 81 fSttI 70. short clear, g u
Bacon-BoXed Shoulders ~ -: longs, /. 3. ~.
10 ribs. q oN91 t2t.; snort clear - $50! So
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Aug. 25.-Rice-QCiet
Ordinary 10 prime, figT5t.C.
Conee-Duil Rio, ordinary to fair, $50 iyc.
CHICAGO. ILL. Aug 25-INlications at the
ness and the decline OF Monday. but in less
than IN hour after opening Indications hsd a.
btth loSt s4ght o.. 'Iii ne M"IhGlS' "Al~tt
were soft early, became wicked ard strong be
fore the close, December wheat, which Al one
time was down to 81 o.. sod up to 81 u aL-
closed ut 81 Co.. the rise being due 10 seus,.-
tioDal news from Russia and heavy receipts.
Corn was whipSawed by the Clique, ana short
sellers. who took advantage Of the enormous re
celpts tolseil.freeiy. forced 10 cover IA away
which sent prices up or % Al L jump; Stptem-
Der sold OFF 10 tOl.c went 10 6ac and closed al
64lac ana October sold at 6Osslg5el4c, ana closed
al dOc,
Pork was quiet and fairly steady. Cudaby &
Armour were free sellers Of both pol. aud lard,
while weight bought pOrk ana lard. October
pork sold al SO 21tg 10 50, September pork sold
at 50 gG0l0 U2%.
Lard-Quiet at about So GO for October, ana
ribs, IS C0u6 6?.s.
Leading futures closed.
Wheat-AugUst. II Ola September 81 03's;
December, 81 U5%Gti coz.
Corn-AuguSt, 6j52c; September, 6iiac. Oc-
tober 60c.
Pcrls-September SO 20: October, SO %
January, si2 -.
Lard-Septernber, s. ~; October, IS 81.