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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
NAVY BLUE CnorH CoArs REDUCED.

Plain Navy Blue Tight At: ing Coats.
sizes j. "a. 20 and IS, reduced from vi
to IA each.
Navy Blue Refers. tailor bound. last
ing buttons. reduced from $40 to ST.
Navy Blue Cloth Refer. Silk lined
throughout. all sizes. reduced from $l4
to IS each.
Navy Blue Cheviot Refer, Black Plush
collar and edging, finished with frogs.
sizes &c. 3S. 10 and II. reduced from
s14 to 50. SO.
Navy Blue Cheviot Refers. Astrskhan
Wool trimmed. finished with frogs, sizes
IS and 40. reduced from $l3. 30 to $40.
We have few other styles in these
Navy Blue Coats at proportionate reduc-
tons. Serviceable winter garments and
exceptionally good values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
WILLIAM Fl. McKNEw,
933 PA. AVE. N. W.

eE-We want to interest You to shop in the forenoon
this month. From to lI:30 am tomorrow only
Ladies' Overgaters. Black or Brown. Zoe. q pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
DRESS Goops.


Select Dress before Wednesday evening from INV
fabric in stock and will allow onetenth off tho
amount Of the bill and give you Substantial Roy and
choice Of Christmas Cards free Of charge
WHY NOT A SILK,
a s'ik we give o written guarantee bindiuo ,s IN
0soe netc dress II the one selected syt,ts mr. cro.
~''han sic months If purchase In relieving Won NJ
the responsibility as to the wear We rob the purcbas
OF q Silk Dress Of oil its terrors
10 YARDS OF BLACK g. @. SILK
Is suncienf for dress. The 10 per cent discoun. al,
lowed saves you as follows:
sec cir p sstsss s si3 9S s1s sSsas
10usave sLoOi sLs7 s..a5 s.ss
s3313
$30.:jS
s3T
~ you count what equal quality silks vould coat
you at the credit stores then you may save
about 10 per cent more
ID YARDS OF BLACK FAILLE SILK.
=, This popular Silk always an acceptable present.
regular prices. 3d. 20 | Sl5OO s1S :, s.,o q.
special prices. 0.ls 1850 S iS.sS IL q
You save. ::.....sl.o: $3.50 sI.s7 $40.
Regular prices S:Is... 50 / xnS;k5
opeciai prices. 20 % % ~
You save.... s2.a5 s..ss
SOME More HINTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
MAX HIEO

Second Edition Continued on sixth rae~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-08
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We have determined to make Quick
work OF the balance of our stock of Seal
Plush Garments. Tie stock is not ;arSe.
yet we don't want one Plush Garment in
the store at the end Of this week.
We have left 10 Seal Plush Jackets.
sizes %. "a and 70. which We shall re-
duce from els to $50. Half price
and 81 so never bought better coat.
3Black Seal Plush Cape Wraps. close
pile, sizes ~. "a and 4G Reduced from
CAS- and S4s 80 to $40. The best gar
ments for the money We have ever
offered.
SEAL PLusH SAcours.
Only an even dozen left. These are
we'll made, good length. have high
shoulders and run in sizes az follows:
SIS SscQues for &l2.5O. in sizes 81 and
"a.
$50 Sacques for els. size 80.
$40 Sacques for eco. sizes 8. and a.
ESQ SacQucs for e25. sizes 81. "a and
80.
GREATEST REDUCTION YET.
Seal Plush Newinarke sizes "a, 80
and ~. Reduced from $3.50 and cts
to $i2. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

The Augusta Park Association have been
doing all it possibly could to bring crowd
into the city on the Fourth Of July and II
nov sppears that il the weather 10 pro-
pitious they will abundantly succeed 20
far As their own interests are concerned.
But the business men Of the city would Ike
to see ~ large . number - possible and
have them feel when they departed fol
their homes 90 we'll Satisfied that They would
look forward to some similar occasion in thu
future when they would most certainly
return sgsin TO renew the pleasant
features Of their nIst visit. There viii
be = large excursion here from Boston on
the 80 and 4 h to say nothing Of the lsfgei
number that will come in from the sur
rounding towns. Should not The city pro
vide some sort Of entertainment in connec
ton with the &th Of July that thAl give
added inducements to those sl-esdy offered
by the Park Association? The bensh
would be mutual and Augusta would have
the livsliest 4sh Of July that it ever vii
messed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Tn, anniversary Of the Fret Baptist
Sunday school was observed in most
appropriate manner last evening. The
programme AS given in the JOURNAL OF
Saturday morning was carried out in very
ples.ing manner, creditable alike to
teachers and children. The young people
entered into all their parts with much in
terest and the musical selections were
especially fine. OF the latter
the song Of Ola Wellmsn and the
colo BY Miss Lottie Morse should receive
mention. In the last selection the male
quartet were assisted by Mrs.. A. W. Case.
The secielAry's report showed most conclu-
sv.ly the good work that has been done
the past year. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Wy
man. made . brief address to the children,
his VOID. being admirably chosen for the
occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

A man tina, mutilstes a valuable book
ought to 20 to State prison. remarked s
geutltmsn who, Saturday, WAS looking
over some books in the State library and
had come across an cd but valuable vol
ume from which extracts had been clipped
wth sIl the abandon that is supposed TO
chnsc-eiise an editor in the use Of scissors
on his exchanges. IL is doubtful il this
book can bs replaced and it had been
mutis,,d by some person too lazy
to cory from it what h. wished
to obtain. 1t is impossible for
the librarian to know that every
person who comes into the library has not
4 pair Of pocket scissors although he nat
utsly would have faith to believe that
none Of them were Of such deprAved and
awl.ss instincts as to cut extracts from the
valuable books.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

We sre surrounded by dangers al the
way from the cradle to the grave. "The
great wonder TO-" - Pat says, ''that after
pettins out Of our cradle, We live long
enough to reach our grave" Thossand1
Are out Of health-morose, morbid and
miserable, because they do not avail them
selves Of the remedy within easy reach Of
them. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery would cure them.
For all chronic or lingering Coughs
weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Bfopchtfts.
cnofsnsss Of Breath, Asthma and kindred
suments. II 10 . most potent remedy. Il
cesnses the blood. invigorstes the liver,
Improves digestion. and builds 70 both
h'sh and strength d o. small a. teeas-
~ 70 taste. Large bosslss, ONE 80 u
~ d'us'i's' isnsis fm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22


Dsvid Wilbur and wife had auesd u
dissgree. and bad not lived sogsshss fsf
some time, but they met on Bridge street
Sssurdsy afternoon and, il sssnsd, cevjd
rot permit the occasion to PASS vishout
induIaips in certain mstsimonial smenides
shss we're not pTsssfanged, but which sac
cesded in drawing quite . crowd, md
finally in bringing them before the poIics
court. The scene occurred mp whore III
vofkmen are ergsged In digging for The
rev sever, and i've or six u these neu
we're summoned - Witnesses before
Recorder Whitehouse. Who in the abssucs
Of Judge Andrews heard the case. A
IIale after 4 O'Clock in the afternoon u.
csss vas opened ard vss concluded in the
evening. Mrs. Wilbur nrst ssvs her tssti-
nony. She testified that - she and her
little daughter we're walking up Bridge
street, her husband set on the other aide Of
the street and called her vile names; that
che said something about turning the hose
on bin and wsshing out bis dirty mouth
tbs. words followed and fs finally struck
Der and Knocked her dows, and that she
then got up ard struck him on the
arm With piece Of wood that
she picked up ia the street. Her
little daughter testified ard corroborsted
her mother. Wilbur then testified. He
ssid that he did rot call his wife names
that be simply said to one Of the men who
sat beside him, There goes my woman II
you never saw her" She then, he said,
began to call him names and picked up .
stick Of wood ard came scross the street to
where he was and struck him over the head
ard arm several times, and that thea be
pushed her down on the ground. Several
Of them corroborsted Wilbur's testimony.
After listening to ali the testimony pro ard
con the parties were permitted to depsr,
under conditions that Is believed will deter
Ih'm from INDUCING in other scenes Of the
kind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

DEER ISLE

DEER ISLE.
The Southvor,h cottage At Sunset was
opened Monday by parties from Ohio. DR.
II. w. Small arrived home from Swans IL.
land, Tuesday, on business connected
with the schools in this town.
Avery Stinson, ESQ, is having . foe
stable erected in connection with his resi-
dence at Sunset, Isaiah S,inson OF
South Deer Isle died Saturday Of Bright
disease.-Mrs. James Gray Of kockpori
is In town visiting relatives and friends.
The monthly reunion Of he various order.
of Good TemplAfs was held with Western
Light Lodge ct Sunset, Saturday evening
June IA A large number Of member,
we're in attendance and 9 very Ell joyable
evening was spent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
P9soulsls.

%
ksv. II. wAhsnson vas In rs..i..se.
ever ths Eabbssh.
Hon. 4. 4. BsrieIgh Of HouItop. v.s j,
he city yssserdsy.
II. =. L. Staples spent the Sab,ssh !,
his home il Benton.
9oha B. Avsry Ksq.. Of Boston, il in ~
city for lev days.
II. Hrsnk Achosn srd wife Of W.,ae.
bore, vers In The cisy Saturday.
Nm. Carrie spssgae sad Mis, Al;e,
s"ish, both Of Chicago, we're in The cis,
Saturday.
Hon. J. 4. clssk. L. 8. pension .s..,.
'psnt the Sabbath With bic wife, Who i,
visiting In 0aslard.
xss csddis r. Brow. dsas6;sf q Hor.
.. .. Brown Of wsservilIe, il yi,i,ios :,
Governor Burlsigh's.
sups. q. =. PilIsbufy Of the August.
Pulp Co.. went to scarboro Saturday 10
remain over The 8sbbssh.
Mrs. d. II. Aeiss snd Mr.. and Ms J a
c'oud Of Baltimore. are the guests Of Mr..
snd Mrs.. J. p. whiiehouss.
III. A B. T. Chadbourne, folder to the
last Senate arrived in the city Saturday
from Dizmons for few dsys visit.
Mr.. G. B. Chick vent to Booshbsy Sat.
ordsy to remain over ihe Sabbath With hi.
family spending the summer 1t that plee
Mr.. Ralph Plaissed has arrived home
from Bovdoin college for bis summer '.
cation. He was the historian Of his cls.s
as the freshman dinner 10 Portland l..,
week.
Mr.. A. Fred White, formerly Of Con,
high school. was one Of the representative
OF Worcester academy ct the sixth snnus
championship meeting Of the New Enslsne
Inter scholastic Athletic Association.
The Governor AID Cou lcil aud thsi,
wives. Col. Stevens, the Governors privste
secretary and wife, and Messenger House
returned Saturday from their trip amone
the Indians Of the Penobscos and Passams-
quoddy tribes.
The many friends Of Mr.. Archibald
Campbell White, son Of Rev. II. J. White.
formerly pastor Of the First Baptist church
IN this city, will be pleased 60 hear Of hi.
graduation from the metcaI department Of
Columbia College.
Among the visitors a. the JOURNAL
editorial rooms Saturday, we're Rev. W
Athsrson Of California, bis brother, Mr.. W.
p. Aherton Of Hallovell, and Mr.. Roscoe
Sylvester. an old Augusta boy, Of The
Universslist Publishing House, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
CbiidIsns Sunday at the Btiok ChuIc b.

There was v,ry large attendance NJ Il g
Uniyersaiist church yesterday. it beirp
ob.rrved as Chlldren's day. As the custom
Of obstrving one Sunday IN the year &.
thtldren's surdsy originated viii he
uoiver'sliss, they take g'eat pride 10 ia
observsLcs. The brick church was besuti-
fully decorated with flowers and pot,e
plants and floral pieces. The exercises
consisted Of recitstions, responsive reading
and singing. Miss Addie Weeks sarg q
sol, very sweetly. Seven children were
dedicated by baptism. Much credit 10 due
Mrs. Leland, the superintendent, for the
success of the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

The secret Of how to advertise Judi
ciously is the key to success. The man
who toots his horn the earliest, loudest
and in tho most attractive manner gets
the crowds money.-Chicago Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
9f(arrieo.


PENoBsCor.
East Corinth-June II. Mr.. Erskin OF Old Town
md Miss Bertha Goodwin OF East Corinth.
WALDO.
Frankfort-June II. Rev. Daniel Evans OF Eas
Weymouth, Macs, and Miss Adelaide s. Ames Of
Frankfort.
Winterport-sth inst, Fred Ellingwood and
Mics Daily Lfttleteld, both OF Winterport.
Frankfort-i0ib inst, Horace w. Emerson Of
Colorado and Mics Meta Freeman OF Prospect.
YORK.
Biddeford-i6th inst, james Fecley and Mis-
Mary McCourt 49,
springvale 81 9th inst, Clarence W. Goodwin
and Miss Martilcna V. Dillingham;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Mr.. A. N. j. Lovejoy has just received
fine new safety wheel. This is one of
quite number that have been ordered
some have not been received but when ali
are mounted and thoroughly accustomed TO
the ssddle Augusta Will certainly make a
coed showing Of wheelmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Some Of the Augusta lawyers still have
lawsuits under consideration that arose out
OF the ice boom Of lat year. There is q
between this and last year respecting the
ics shipments. Ills difficult matter to
qpoie the price Of ice just now, the demand
being so feeble. Naturally shipments are
at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
To Dispsl Celds,

Headaches and fevefs, to cleanse the
,ystem effectually, yet gently. when costive
or bilious, or when the blood 10 impure o,
slureish, to permanently cure habitua!
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver 70 . healthy activity, without ifritat-
inn o, weakening them, use Syrup Of Figs
"s j1neSd&vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Mr.. Henry Turner lost . good horse
Friday night. The animal died from the
effects Of overesting, having got loose the
day before. when be exercised more sppe-
tits than judgment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

There was q man in our town
Who was 80 wonderous wise
lie thought that he oooid sell hi. goods
And need not advertise
But when he found his goods unsoid,
With all his might and main
He rushed around to advertise:
The moral is qoiie plain
= T.. ID. Gibbs, in Printers Ink for May "a.
NENTl
Another man of whom I've heard,
Who thought he knew 1t all.
Put DO his trust in printers ink,
But IN posters on the wau:
But when he found his goods ursold
He didnt wait u minute.
But "shufed oil his mortal COLL"
Enchanting, "Im not in It."
A. B. Coy LIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

C. H. Nelson was in The city from Water
vile saturday. He says that never befos c
Ia, he had the opportunity to ride so fas,
A. he can today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22


Both toe method Md results When
syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il il pleasant
And refreshing ahis lasts, and act.
gently gst prompSf on the Kidney
Liver and Bovsls, sisansss the VS.
sm sasctually, dispels SOLIDS. head
aches and ssvers and surss habi.u,i
constipation Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remsdy Of it, rad svs- pro
tucsd, pleasing 70 the sasss and &C
'eptabis :c the stomach, prompt In
e action and truly beneficial IL Il.
ssscx, prepared enly rom The most
1sslsbs sd tgcsssole substances, it,
7'sog tscsNsas qualities comurssd it
% Ill ard h.ss nAds s4 sks s1cst
scouiss rsmscy sro~a.
Byrup Of EIgs Is tor aas In 80
ed y sosliss By eli ia&-aink drug
yssta Any tsiasnis a1ugxss4 Who
may aos kRys Ii On hsza vii pro
s1rs Il promptly FOX say sac Who
sishss 70 ny t. D Ast asssse any
guhstltubx-
EALlf@ksil re yFANe %
car fs4~s,sss, cat
Ss'ssHSs, ~. ess rssa o.
gmay<dAyly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

large number took advantage Of the
foe weather yesterday 10 visit Togus and
The band ncert there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Mr.. w. II. Libby went out to North
Aususts, Saturday, to auction of two small
places for = Mrs. Allie Of that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
&orrr
SAttAbAHOt

Rath t3,h inst John Buchanan, aged 70 yeas
18th inst. Mrs. Emma Fields. widow OF the iai'
James Fl. Nc. elan. aged ~ years.
Bowdoinham-i3th int, Thomas }. Crocker
aged So years.
WASHINGTON.
East Nachias -iith inst. Urbrsn =. Hoyt, aged
90 years. -. a ...
and 4 months: 18th inst, Charles 0ipps, aged s
wears and months; 10th inst, infant twin o
Emma and Peter Johnson; 10Th inst, james 4
Spragse, aged 10 years and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Good advertising is the kind that
makes its influence felt upon the adver.
Users pocketbook. Printers Ink
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Aptitude in advertising is an accom-
plishment that yields remark able re-
turns. Troy Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

The man who takes the ad. out of the
newspaper takes the add ont of his cash
vnx. Exchanges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

! cello, aged III years. 10 displayed il
the window Of Beams music store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
GOOD PAY

To reliable men for selling c0mplefe assortment
Of HGKSERf STOCK. fffn-class goods At fab
pfiesa- They sell Ike hot eakeG. Now, don't
ssit- This IL Jour best chance. Address with
=. .. cnADsoURSE, H.llovsrl, Ne,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22

Ben Robinson was in the lookup yester-
day for imbibing too freely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
the OLD STORY!

a nd how often it is toldl Suf'
"A fering for years with blood
poison and blood taints; trying
various nostrums in vain; travel
ing far to see high priced physi-
clans; spending hundreds OF dol
lars; and, at last,
Falling Back on SIS T.
This was the experience Of Mr.. F-z. Nelson,
APPOINTMENT and wealthy citizen Of Fremont
NEBRASKA. He suffered for years WIN
scro,uIa; and 1t continued to grow worse IN
srite OF all treatment Finally four oot'leso1
9z cured him. He writes. "orus
= arc inadequate to express my
cra,i,udc and favorable opinion OF sWnss
Specific" -
rue SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. aiassa. 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-22
ANNUAL MEETING.

,.r an nal meet ng Of The Nor h n..
IT = md Iayesfas II Cy, II pu.ssa A ussv'
en- ,a ~ =. \. a 4 ,h~ Office q The g pasy
Inv I'll. ISL. G. = 6kAi, see1e .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
The FEDERAL TREASURY
Not Yet Bankrupt, Saws Secretary Foster
Contrary Reports Notwithstaniinc

WAsalN0ToS. u. c.. September lc.-ccc.
ro'arY Foster to-daY. when asked hv nre.
porter about the financial condition az tho
treasury. SAID "Il rc seems % lc a a..
termination on the part OF cortnin rartins
10 INSIST upon the bankruptcy If thr Trra-
SlTy' II has cen recently char gcd that
AT meeting Of Che Cabinet an arro.in,u,
was reach'i 10 hinder DELAY. and post-
p"ae tho payment Of money for IN uublic
purposes whore such % policy wa uossi.
PIE. that the Secretary Of tho Treasury
mas adopted plan oi p.rclIug economy
in the matter of reducing the amount n
cNsh placed to the credit r d'shur.lua, o.
hcprs in eho:t. that the Seer .tarv had
found I. niece AIRY go resort 90 unusual
"Nledents IN all directions II pa. tho
non-"NtouIcd = yer cents. lr nsnv
quarters tire Secretary ia gwen mach credit
for .'he means employ. q 20 mqn.a.u q
bankrupt Treasury.
Commenting or those charges Secretary
roster sand mat no such fallu,t frref.f.,
~ That alluded 20 has been he'd. ana flsf
no lnstrUcuonS Lave been g.v.ut.. C,lar
t"n pH'mout OF appropriations for any
purpose. nor indeed - there occasion T.
81" So. III ,, rue. The Secretary n63ct.
that b" felt that it would he good pohc,fn
ro-trct ilsLur~.nc officers G., tt,.r actu.i
h"eis. AMI he has directed a close study
81 each case with tins end N view. Four
months since hc found over 80. Ulp.n,0 IN
the bands Of Gisuurslng officers. when pr,-
tatlv twenty 90 tWenty-RY mllt,i.> wllll
nave been an ample supply. tc.. than
r'j.0m.uO1 Is now held by them. end as
h"its n Gu' time 10 reduce tLi~ sLin O. a
minimum
Secretary Foster insists that ,he Troa-
suIN las Hll tine money required to mmu-
'ni1 position OF perfect o4-. without
HlNpiihG pNEc" OF Io.8r or r,-uri ,u, O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
MARKETS 6Y TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

SEw YORK. September l7.-Co..on steady {;
GALES to-day. 2l5 balee; uplands, slsc.; Or
leans, lo-l6c.; net receipts AZ all ports
today, 25,662 talee eXpOfts-to Great Britain,
S3Il bales; Continent, ABB bales; stock,
3IO,oJs bales. Southern -four steady and quiet.
Wheat higher and nrm with fair business No
red. sl.C2Hasl.0+ No. red, si.0l. Options
advanced 2aE>sc. on rrmer cables and incroas-
ing foreign orders, both for options and actual.
Wheat declined I.sS<c. on large receipts, closing
steady and fairly active at lEals@c. over yes
teriayi September. si.o31sc.: October. 81 .osa- {;
December, sl.os>sc. Corn quiet and lower |;
No. :, O0c.; Nc. = white, 6iltc.; options sold
on az ssaet.c. on large receipts and nne crop
weather, advanced I<a3lc. a. q reaction, aud
closed weak az tsa.l4c. under yesterday; Sep
to.iner, &c. October, o0).c; May. sic. Oats
tive. options quiet and easier September,
3Sl+c October, 33c Decembe 34l1c. sPot.
No 2, 32.s32,sc.; mixed western, 30a33c.
Conee-Optione openod irregular 81 lOa3o
SO p sSa fosed d0 c0 70
slaaSasi35o; November. s1a35asi?5o;
sugar-kaw steady and In good demand ;
iasscs-New Orisaps nrm and In good demand.
Rice fairly active and rrm. Petroleum quiet
anu steady. Cotton-secd oil quiet and steady.
Iutpentne quiet aud steady. Pork quiet and
steady. Peanuts uics Beef steady and quiet.
oisaa.yc. Nlddles weak short-cleAr, septsm.
her. $3.50. lard lower, closing trm and more
active: western steam, 81, In bid oity, ed.so.
options-octooer, ell 10 bid I; Dscembsr. era
january, e7.35 bid. Frcishts to Liverpool urn,
and in fair demand; cotton. a-dAd. grain, I'd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 1.-The wheat market
MAS nervous to-day. II was generally strong
,hcush With quick turns up and down. but keep.
ing above yesterdays closing dgure. The OfYcr.
inxs wero rssher tight and there was sSod buy,