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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

ON THE FIRST FLOOR YOU WILL FIND
Umbrella Department. Mems Furni .hings Depart
ment. Leather Goods Department. Handkerchief De-
partment. Ladies' Furnishing Department. Fan De-
partnent. Fancy Goods department. Pe,fumery De-
partment. Cutlery Department siiverwars Depart
ment. Jewelry Department Frame Department, Brio
-Brac Department Art Department. Druggists Sun
dries Department, Notion Department Tableware De-
Embroidery Materials Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
Wrsr Or C.LlsaYa AND IRos
CusIs Tar TIprD FxxlIsa

IL 10 not siw-ys . blood purifier you
need N the sprnx. II 10 oftener tonic.
VINE Of csltsaya and Iron Is both .
Blood Purifier aud Tonic and 10 really
What you require. II Is the best tupic
and ssrensShensr ever compounded. end
s>sists the liver aud hiduey. in perform
sEz taesr natural organic fuactis rs, thus
relieving the System OF all impurities.
Wine Of csitssya and Iron" Is regularly
prescribed by many Of the bess
physicizns In the city. Let IL be your
sprias medicine. For sale by Il p.
Msrtx and other druggists. 75c. rer
bs,tie. 5 FOR 81 Do not sccep: sussti-
tUtea II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

This Is the second time that the STAR has
been burned out. IT'S first serious fire occurred
In the early morning Of January g. 1885, and
was In some respects similar to the one which
the STAR has now suffered But neither ON
that occasion nor on this have the accumulated
difficulties and obstacles Of the casualty been
permitted to interfere with the performance by
the SrAE OF is function as the distributor OF
The news Of the world to the people of the Dis
rict OF Columbia and adjacent territory. Such
misfortInes have served 10 develop the re-
served powers Of The Stars capable employees
In every branch of newspaper work in manner
that Is very gratifying to the paper. The
price however. is rather heavy to pay for thus
Snd OF qualification, and though the STAR il
ready to admit that sweet are the uses of ad
vsrsisy, 1t takes the liberty of remarking tina,
IL has had quite enough of the particular
kind Of advtrsiiy which takes the shape of a
great 6Ie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

OR WILL BE DEVOTED
To Il: Department.. Girls Outh
ting acutfttinx Department This
noor exclusively to children You vii
find OH -ything needed for child up to age Of IA
We will not handle anything for children over that
age
THE THIRD FLOOR WILL BE DEVOTED
To our Baby Carriages and Willow Ware Department
Toys and Games Department. Musical Instruments
and Doll Department Bracket and Wooden Ware De-
partnent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
THE MONUMENTAL
937 and e39 St NV
FASHION LEADER IN
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY
GLOVES. &C.
~ SPECIAL
go RASTER DISPLAY
EARLY SUMNER MILLINERY
THE VERY LATEST ENGLISH AID FRENCH
STYLEA

The great Of Millinery Opening inst held
snd the crowd attracted osr rooms ursn
thss occasion undoubtedly mnny Of our old
patroD from receiving the attention ssirsd to "a
tAsm. We especially invite customers to avail
themselves OF the now goods snd low prices.
Everything that b beautiful. fine and fashionsbe in
imported millinery Goods At prices almost low -
nomsshc
In Trimmed Hats We offsr more than 1so new crss-
lions from $3.50 upward.
rrtmned styiss for children from a5e upward.
''Uatrinmed Hat sale,"
Marvellous BaFxsina
Immense Values,
Rare Opportunities
All the latest shapsa spsciai sais Of ArtiSoSs,
Flowers md kibboas aud al the desirable goods
LAnIES wRAPa
THE HANDeONEsr STYLES PARIS MODEL
WRAPS.
Cloth Wraps. Nobby Jackets. Travelling wraps, Car.
riass WraRa. hsvma~ketS English Top Coata, 49,
s~Esch ssFment many dollars lowse shsa else
Whsrs for equal quAlitisa
E-Chidrsn and Missss' RseSsrs frsm o7c. to sls,
LADIES WAISTS.
We call attention to our large variety Of Ladies'
Shirt Wsists. In Percals Lawn. Batists Satin Cham
hrsy sarsh Silk. 0inYhsms. china SIM Cambria,
from 26e- upward.
GREAT 1ARaAIN SALE IN
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. CoRsErs, HAND
KKRCHIEYs AND UMBRELLA
KID 0L0vEA
We keep Zine u Skins AMI Fabric Gloves, suoh q
hes before been shown In wanhinssea. In add
ton 70 sveryhng sAple and desiraeis ws have stylss
that usually and that antipss the couinw
1ashions Renera1y Of season In sdvancs We are con-
saaaty rsestving barGains md q prssens have The
following barKaning lots. which nesd not furthsr
comment than - ~ thai thsy diam an every
particular and that every pair n suar.ntssd:
bargain Lot I.
s-busson sseds ct q. Is: ,esuaar les.
Baegstnx0t =.
Ladies' 0.nntiets ct q as: regular q %.
bargain Lot1
s-button SUEDE 1t sl.25; regular sleS.
BaxHstn L0t<.
4-hsstea Suede Gloves. $50: regular el25
TIE NDMGNkNfAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
TERRIFIED SALESGIRLS.

TERRIFIED sALEsGIRLs
Apparently the Star and the pal.i. Royal are some
distaaee apart. but really the buildings nearly CON-
meet The Star Up 11th ST. for some distance and
then back parallel with the avenue and toward the
rear of the Palas Royal 1t was ON the second floor
that the panic occurred. Tho flames and smoke a,
first seemed at safe distance but they travel quickly
As quick IS thought they came nearer and nsarsr
until they lick the walls of the building The, i,
vas that the saesxiris fed in terror. ard the men
with nervous haste remove the goods that ara b.eom
ing saturated with the water that finds its way roup
the windows that are SO soon broken. What At
first should have been done is now accom- psbed IN.
big iron shutters are closed and the PaIas Royal pro-
WRITTEN AT IL O'CLOCK.
The Gre ID subdued the only damage In III. p.,.,.
Royal 10 to goods the shelves near the window, Of
the second noor callera tomorrow will have r.s,o,
to have one carse Of qualification coming out of 40
much destruction.
ABOUT zoe aARMENTs
consistirso Of
MIGHT GOWNS. CHEHIsEs. SKIRTS, &C.,
SLIGHTLY sOiLED Br WATER
SPECIAL TABLES TOMORROW.
NOMINAL PRICES TO CLOSE
LOT cemprisss Gowns. Drawsss chsmbs. Csr-
-. Covers. elaborated. trimmed with fns ises., -
and worth from -. o. to $3.50 each
REDUCED TO slas.
Lor consists o. cambric and Cotton Chsmisss.
Drasers skirss. Corset Covers. Fisess French Oar.
nsae Inst sold from s..ss 10 "a 50 each
REDUCED TO 9So.
Lor ) comprise, sbout fifty garments that are
good VALVES q ssrnse prsses-sI.Is 10 .. s.ea.
REDUCED TO 7se
Iior 4-Csmbrio Corset Covers In all s.yles rhs,s
are some Of the choicest goods and sold from Csc TO
q.
REDUCED TO SOC
sIThs list shove msy Be incomplete At time Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

The over hessl-wire Legislators do not seem
70 have Iern Impressed with the fact that
where route Is too crooked to permit the use
OF . Cable tho difficulty nigh, be met by
Strengthening the route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

The democratic party shows . disposition 10
crop Cleveland and Hill in the slot and get
some good western man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

The burning question of the day could heve
been answered at the STAR office this mruiay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
They ARE HrnE.

MANY OF OR CUSTOMERS who nave
been WAXING for the BLACK-HANDLE
SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS that We have
been out Of wall be glad ~ hear of their AR
RIVAL This UMBRELLA Is Of the best
GLORIA SILK and with . NEAT BLACK
HANDLE they are well worth g. AS A
SPECIAL LEADER we offer them for
i.J0 EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
Fon THuRsp,r Osrr.

Fon THunsn.r Osrr.
We will offer 800 yards Of PLAID CHECKED
and STRIPED cHEyIUT. very deGrsble for
LADIES' BLOUSE WAIST. BOYS SHIRT
WAIST End MENB OUTING Shirts Reg
ulAr price. Iexe. SPECIAL PRICK
sc. YARD.
w. A. Pierce & Co..
7l9 Market spsce
1t Cor. 9Th ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
Or SILK SKrRrs

New ASSORTMENT Or SILK SKIRTS
FOR LADIES in the NEW CHANGEABLE
EFFECTS. the VERY LATEST STYLES. at
the SPECIAL PRICES Of 1915. $50. sl2,
Ella SIS.
Note.-soms of these are in Novelty Striped
Efects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

In regard to the Chinese displeasure the
American ~orkinsmsn simply says rats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

MARX Down IL Wu1rE Goops
DEPARTMENT.
FOR THURSDAY we will offer 500 yards Of
STRIPED and CHECK SWISS LAWN. in RICH
LACE EFFECTs. Regular price 40 b, 25c
yard MARKED DOWN PRICE.
lie. YARD.
9 pieces NEAT CHECK NAINsooK REGULAR
Price. 70 and 2Oc MARKED DOWN PRICE,
l3c. YARD.
9 pieoes BLACK PLAID OR0AHDY war
ranted FAST. Former price. 25c. MARKED
DOWN TO
Ice. YARD.
NEW ZEPHYRtSES, in PLAIDS and
CHECKS. all colors. Regular price, l2Lc
OUR BARGAIN PRICE. 6lxc YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

III YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT Is GOING ON
II around among the fashion m.her. you mus, h. /.
III frequent visitor here's headqusrter. B.sinuins
with Easter ths styles will have right Of ..y
You shoulds set rixht about making Coz the ertrsn.
weather we arc going to have before long
There are lots Of thinss n isn't neos...ry q. or~.s
the water for. What will answer all ordinary ,pr-
poses is made here nstive soil DIV. them an nm.
prejudced looking Rather the bs.. pattern. TO
be found-and qualities too-sre hero We are lit,,
set on having only the effects that ar. NOT A.-l.a
around among the trade We will toll off, the ,,,.-
and when we get 10 what interests you--cal hs,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13
w. a. Prrrcr d. Co.
5I9 MARKET SPACE
CORNER sTH ST.
SPLENDID V.rurs IS
Srnrxe Rrnpoxs.

SPLENpIp VALUES liz
Spnrsc Rrpposs.
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED to MILLINERY
uses our EXTENSIVE Ribbon DEPART
MENT is now REPLErE with the NEWEST
FRENCH EFFECT n FASHIONABLE RIB
BoNs and a RIBBONS are the PRINCIPLE
HAT TRIMMINGS this SPRING we have made
an EXTRA and successful effort 20 secure the
cream of the RIBBON MARKET for this pur-
pose
SHADED MORE RIBBON with DICE EF-
Feet in EVERY SHADE and CoMBINA-
TON of colors, inches wide SPECIAL
PRICE.
NOVELTY STRIPED SATIN and SURAH
Ribbon inches wide. In BLACK aud CARDi-
NAL PINK and TAN. CREAM and NAVY,
PEARL aud SLATE. CREAM aud SKY, BROWN
and MODE SPECIAL PRICE.
NC. yard.
MOTHER OF PEARL MORE RIBBONS in
all Of the PARIS sHADINas. ) inches wide.
SPECIAL PRICE.
SOC yard.
FRENCH SILK MILLINERY RIBBON. 3
inches wide. in all tine SPRING CoLoRiNGs.
spray effect. Regular price, &c. SPECIAL
PRICE
ALSO COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL
SILK MOIkE RIBBONS Of the renownsd"MAY
FLowER" Brand in every CONCEIVABLE
SHADE I to 3 inches wide SPECIAL PRICE
&c. yard. 15c. yard. roc. yard zoe. yard
and soc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

No other honse DoEs-EYER DID-or EVER WILL
-ssal such STERLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES - We quote.
SAKs AND COMPANY
D-o-s.r BE A SLAVE To
f-R-E-LU-p-Ic-E-
Clothing yourself Is . matter Of habit n
yes'vs made prastios Of being tailored for 80
ordsr'-you are nstin position 70 know Of the
goodness Of READY-MADK woRK-and the
Apprentices shops that hang out . shinsie-and
thi.k thsy'r -RoCK-or q FOOL" know less
sboutit To bsa critic one must hsves posi-
tive knexasdse.
For si5-iittis - it is-wE en- n ysu in
SUIT Or - ovERcoAT-thstT b % intireiy
satisfactory you'n wonder how you we're ever
content to Dut up With the grotssqss oar.cs-
lures Of these insxssrsaaeed nassss Tvs
habit An expensive one-wAen they charge
you s25 or $50
Why not switch sa." LAt - show you up
s,A down the aislss that sss pf,sl hasA With
our SIS variety. Kothin< bests . trial-aad
you'rs not satisfied al you've co. 10 dois
- bring the s.rmsats hack. We accept your
money. subject - inmedasts refund II you'rs
net THOROUGHLY suited VINO takes say
ehsness' Not you Nor ws-for vs know the
msssi our SUITS sad oYERcoATs are msds
Ths style ysu nay want doesn't bar us out
for wevs than an-sIxGLK and poUBIK-
BREASTED SACK sUITs-snd THREE md
FoUR-BUTToS cUIAwAYs High onto t..
hundred AaAsrsss ssesssas-is this sis sr.ds
siona ~ many moro LIaHr-wKIeHIovER-
coArs-in all coiors ana closhs-svsu few
lots have szIK LIAInaa o.os yeu try OUR
hs.As-..d' Garns.ts-lsn - s.ed-s,s
s.aloss
You'll sssEvsry sh.bsy II you haven't new
rig to Don" - 1asaw ssndau- Get the BoYv
a.a oAHDRxNsrhsan TAas b .hs bs.uty
Of . family ssoss. ons - - su passs-
SAxs Ar CourAur,
'''. ..D .'' ....e,o.. ., ,....
III oTxE8T1 80 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

So long - DANISH CLOTH
kespe pscs With fashion % WI Be-
Poeuasr. IL 10 Q service gfvsr.
4 ~ sseson's ers In Cream. Pink.
lavender and couple Of SHADES
OF blne. oaly l6c. Q yard-thst
soils lots Of a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

No other house DOEs-EyER DID-or EVER WILL
-ssal such STERLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES - We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

ar.y of Indiana is rapidly becoming blre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

Hyou are eoso~ 70 pus - any
sumUsr oraDsry oflsKALfnk d
what ron want Your estes and
ours WI agrce % the varisey Of
petesrne ne ere skoutnG. Ali
nss. loo. . yard.
We are going 70 % 0fN0HAM
0slAnS Of Nsaklnrfon ehts sum
msr. Ths seock ts pslsnG ia nov
- thai ~ shall have s~OfysAin9-
tu0 - sDoa - it 10 vsnasd. 200
p1ooes mora Of roILE pu NoBD
losn the co1bestiou today. a n
G and bssss- sesrsucter ssnsd ~
the same ground l2ko. yNrd.
s. sY ]. s "a ls.e' ss: :.. ::s
e e. .. h.ss-,scases P.,sstos.
hkD rIckIxa-2ec.. ..e. and
Txsdf srRIPED licking
$0c. ead x5c. ayard-
BI1ACHED end BROWN COT
TON asd oHkkTin0o- RAgulAs
priceA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

They hsye dipped the ROYAL
INDIA CLOTHS In such aslioats
shades that thsy Will suit most
any occasion they are called into.
With ths Gleaweod Monte
SrePea in Cream. Pink. Qus,
Cardinal and LAvendor-yuu have
fot large assortment % ehooss
from 81 aplxe . yard. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

JUsr ARRIVED.
ANOTHER LOT Of those ELEGANT FAST
BLACK GLORIA SILK SKIRTS" That
these Skirts superior TO all Others rs we'll
KNOWN FACT. OUR SPECIAL PRICE.
S300 each.
Better have one. You will he delighted with
il.
Another TRIMMING BAne,rs.
YOUR CHOICE of OUR LARGE assort-
ment OF PURE SILK FEATHER TRIMMING
in all coiors. in LIGHT DARK SHADING.
Regular price. Use. REDUCED TO
50r. YARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-13

Ours are all special printinr.-
ss fresh % daisies-and enough
handsotner than lsst years 90 he
wor twice ~ much. But they
are Just the sauna IL IL o standard
prlce and standard quality. They
have nred the India sIlk design.
lid &c wen. too.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15

September, s5k@sse; October. ss19@slc. Corn
ungiaded. in s elevator, I &c. No No. mixed. on
track, 5Sc; No. mixed, in grain depot 5619c;
No. 2 mixed Julv 5214@52s4c; August. 5l@
52lzc; September, ts@524c; October. 52@52No.
36H@S7c; No. white. 3s1zc; No. white, July.
87A@3sc: August, SGS71zc; September, $500
SIC: october, 361a@s7c. Eggs-Choice stock
i7@l75ic. " anu ""'N' 'n'
Toiedo-Wheat active and steady; No. .
cash, old, Sic; new, s0s4c; July, sossc; August
791sc; september, 79Ac. Corn quiet and
steady; No; cash, 4Sc; No. 4sc; No; 4, .oc.
gust. 64c. Cloverseed nominal; prime.
cash, 81 90; October, Sc 10. Receipts-Flour.
800 barrels; wheat. "a, l9l bushels; corn. $500
Flour, l150 barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn, 1880 bushels: rye, 400 bushels.
Milwaukee-Flour quiet. Wheat firm;
No. spring. 5s15c; No. Northern, so@sic;
September, 7sZse Corn quiet; sSsaIsS No 3 4Sc;
white, 3l@Ssc; Barley quiet: No. 2 5sc sam
pie, ,4s@6014c. Rye quiet: No. 1,7Oc. Provisions
quiet. Pork, September,sl 90. Lard. Septem-
wheat, $1,000 bushels: barley. II, coo bushels.
Shfpments-Flour, Is 200 barrels; wheat, q 900
bushels; barley, 1900 bushels.
Cincinnati-Flour easy. Wheat strong: No
red s; rscsnt 500 bushels ship
supply; No 2mixed, 49c. Oats quiet: No. 2
mixed, aHc. Rye scarce; No. 2, 75c. Pork
quiet and firm at $l2 Is. Lard dull at 81 90.
Bulk meats IN good demand at So 90. Bacon
steady at 50 OO@9 OO1l. Whisky steady; sales.
sSl bbls. on a basis Of 81 Is. Butterfn mod
crate demand. Eggs heavy at 12@l2Ac.
Cheese barely steady.
T3altimore-Wheat strong; No. red spot
and July, sl5s@S2c; August, s15s@Sl3lc: Sep
tember 2@S2Ac. Corn strong; mixed spot
5312@5SAc; July, 535s@5334c: August. 53c bid;
September 5Sc bid. Oats easy; No. , white,
Western, 3916@40c: No. mixed, Western,
S6@37c. Rye dull: No. 2, 7s@s0c. Provisions
strong: Lard, refined, s1SG; crude. 7Mc But
Coffee dull; Rio fair, 161ac.
Kansas City-wheat steady; No. hard GO
&c; No. 8 red, 67@69c. Corn higher;
No mixed, 4216@4sc; No white 5N@5lc.
Oats steady: No. mixed, 2712@2Sc; No.
white 29c. Receipts-Wheat $1,000 bushels;
Shipments-Wheat 8, 900 bushels; corn, 5000
bushels.
Minneapolis-Cash wheat was stronger.
and No. Northern sold easily as high as
5Sc. Receipts Of wheat here were 1858 cars
and at Duluth and Superior l29 cars. Close:
December. 764c. On track: No. Northern,
7l@T4c. Old August quoted at 1880.
Du'uth-A strong and advancing wheat
market prevailed. Close: No. hard, cash
and July, s01ac: September, 791ac; No. l
Northern ana July, 7Sc: SeotemDer, TIC;
No Northern, cash. zoe; No. g. G019c; re-
l Northern, 7o1ac.
BuffaIo-Wheat-No. hard no offerings:
No. Northern, S41ac; No. 2 red, SIC; No: 2
corn, SIC. Receipts-Wheat. $4,000 bushels.
New Or,eans-Sugar-Cent strong;
prime yellow clarified, ,4c: off do 8 13-l6c; Sec
onds, 21a@5 9-l6c; others unchanged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
rBy Associated Press. !

Chicago-The Evening Journal reports: Cat
tte-Receipts, $4,000 heaE market steady
to shade higher on best steers; extra
81 oo@4 50: stockers, s. 5o@s 50; Texans,
s. 6O@93 IS; cows, 50 1898 %. Hogs-Receipts,
q, 600 mead; shipments. 5000 head: market SC
lower; mixed and packers, IS 6o@5 SO: prime
light, S. 40@5 95. Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head;
shipments, 1000 head; market irregular;
stockers IS 5O@3 60: ewes, 81 oo@4 50; mixed,
81 SOFAS 90: wetners anG yearlings, S. 50@6 %;
lambs, 50 0O97 90.
New York-Beeves-Receipt 2s6 head all
for exporters; no trade: feeling firm; dressed
beef steady st 74@s19c per pound; ship
ments to-day. 4ss beeves and 65. sheep.
pound lower; veals, s5 OO@6 % per cut: but
termiik calves, 81 50@3 90. Sheep-Receipts.
6,os5 head; sheep 81 eady; lambs Ac per pound
o. 30; dressed mutton steady at 10@ll1ac
per pound; dressed lambs weak at 1l@l3Iac.
Hogs-Receipts, 1886 head, including two
cars far sale; market firm at SIS 90@6 30 per
cwt.
Kansas Observation-Disclosures, 1000 head;
shipments, 1000 head; choice steers were
steady, and common, 10c lower: all grades
selling at So 1904 IS: cows dull, steady to 2Oc
lower, 81 S0@3 10; Texas steers steady to l0c
lower ST. S5G3 co; stockers and feeders dull,
s. 10. Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900; good hogs were steady to &c higher,
and common, weak to &c lower; all grades,
S. 00@5 80; bulk. S. 50@5 IS. Sheep-Receipts,
1,l00 head; shipments, none; good sheep in
demand and strong, with none in market;
others dull.
Buffalo-Cattle-Rec Receipts. 81 loads through.
sale: market steady for good butchers; fair
to good fat cows, g 25@5 25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 80 loads through, sale: market easier
for light grades, and Workers, mediums and
heavy stronger; heavy grades, Sc 20@6 25.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, II loads
through, sale; market steady for sheep and
dull for lambs; choice to fancy wethers,
SIS 5015 rs: fair to good sheep. SIS %; lambs,
choice to fancy yearlings, S. O0@5 80.
Cincinnari-Hogs steady; common and
light, IS 0O@5 s.; packing and butch
ers', S. 60@5 80: receipts, 277O head;
shipments. 2.lSo head Cattle easy at
81 0O@4 60: receipts, $50 head: shipments, $40
head. sheep firm at S3 00@5 %; receipts,
s,lOo head; shipments, 9 500 head; lambs
weak: common to choice spring, S. 25@6 65
per 100 lbs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15

The Iiudesmdn of Chattanooga, Tenn, in
its review OF the industrial situation in the
South for the week ending July 9, states
that the general feeling among producers of
iron is that the lowest prices have now been
reached, and that an advance may be looked
for, on account of the labor situation in the
North and the reduced stocks on hand. No
labor troubles are reported or are expected,
as the scale of the Amalgamated Assoca-
tion has been generally signed. The out
put of the coal mines continues large and
with steady demand. The wet weather is
affecting the supply of ore, and, if it con-
to close down for want of stock. The mine
owners generally nave no complaint to
make, and readjustment has been made in
certain quarters which will bring about a
friendly Undertaking and aid in maintains
Orices
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-15
GRAIN MOVES UPWARD.
And Provisions Sag Little. Changes
Being Slight.

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| Chicago, july A-Refreshing strength
and activity marked the grain trade to-day
after solid week of dullness and heaviness
| Wheat advanced 1c and retained nc of the
| gain at the close. Corn left off with a net
] advance OF $sc and oats 15c. Poor threshing
returns from wheat was the chief cause of
the advance. Provisions finished a shade
lower than last night the longs hquidating
| as extensively as could be done without
breaking the market.
The firm and higher cables helped the ad-
vance in wheat here with the short interest
more disposed to cover. The sharp rally in
July which was bid up on light offerings as
sisted. The disappointing yields in thresh.
| ing were mainly reported from Ohio, In
diana and Illinois. There was, in addition,
a decided inquiry for good milling wheat
and reports of rain in Missouri, Illinois and
North Dakota
In corn first trades were at ss@15c de-
cline, the easier tone at the start being due
in measure to reports of rain in Southern
Illinois and in Missouri, and toa denial of hot
winds in Kansas, it being reported rather
cooler in tnat State and in Nebraska
Cudahy & Wright, who are interested in
keeping up the price of provisions, helped
on the bulge in corn when opportunity of
fered.
There was an absence of heavy individual
trade in oats. The cereal followed corn
CLOSELY.
There was less snap to the provision trade
than usual OF late. Inc market started
easier with the grain pits, and after pork
sold l0c lower, brokers Tor the bull combi-
nation took a hand in supporting the mar
ket, pork advancing l5c from the lowest
point, but the close found that product and
ribs 252c below last nights prices and the
market sc lower for lard.
Lake rates held steady with fair demand
at &c for wheat and l54c :or corn to Buffalo
and SIC for wheat to Kingston.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
1885, corn, 81; oats, 26s cars; hos. 1900.
Cash quotations were as follows, as cor
rected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., 45 Sixth
street. members of the Chicago Board of
Trade:
Flour steady ana unchanged: No.
spring wheat, 7724@7s4c; No. 8 spring
wheat. 72@72Hc; No. 2 red, 7slIc: No. . corn,
49lLc: No. , oats. 307sc: No. 2 white, 321ac:
No. 3 white. 3l19@32c; No rye. 45c; No. 2
barley, Csc; No. g. f. O. b., SIC; No. z f. O. b. 4Oc;
No. i fax seed, 81 o.: prime timothy
seed, 81 81: mess pork, per bbi, sll so@ll IS;
lard, per 100 lbs. 81 20@7 2215; short ribs sides
Qoose), 81 1907 65; dry salted shoulders
(boxed),S 81 OG@l7 So short clear sides (boxed),
81 95@S 20; whiskey, ,distillers finished goods,
per gal, 81 15; sugars unchanged; No. corn,
Acc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was quiet; fancy creamery,
I96l915c: fine Western. 11@lSc; ordinary,
l5@l6c: fine dairies, 16@l7c; eggs quiet at lS15
@4c.
The leading futures ranged follows: