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The Papal Legate-s Residence,

The subscription to the fund for the building
o: Mgr. Satollis house in this city are pouring
in upon Bishop Ryan, the treasurer. The latest
subscriber is Bishop Wigger, who has sent a
pleasant letter with his subscription to Bishop
Ryan. close friend of Archbishop Corrigan
Is reported as saving that New York would do
its share toward the fund in Difference to the
pope. and with confidence that the position of
delegate would not always be held by an eccle-
klastic indifferent TO New York and its convic-
TORS. The two officials now on their way from
Rome. Drs. Sharetti and Papi. are devoted to
Archbishop Corrigan. and will occupy the new
residence with Dr. Satoili.
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INTENTIONS OF CHINESE.
They VIII Attempt to Enter the uni
States From Canada

They win Attempt to Enter the United
States From Canada.
Five hundred Chinese who were landed last
week from the ship Tacoma at Victoria, British
Columbia, are causing the health authorities of
the Province Of Quebec a great deal of anxiety.
These Chinese are bound for eastern Canada,
where few OF them will probably remain, but
the great majority Of them have their destina-
ton in the United States, where they have
friends.
1t is well understood that the celestials win
be dropped at different points along the line
Of railway and struggled across the lines into
the states.
Tho principal points exposed are Rouse's
Point, Fort Edward, Cape Vincent and Ogdens-
burg, while some Of them will 60 into New
brunswick and attempt to cross into Maine.
The health officers at Montreal state that the
quarantine at Victoria IL worthless. II the out
break among the Chinese threatens to become
serious health officers win be stationed ct al the
points Of entrance between Quebec and On
tario and none viii be admitted TO the province.
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reception was given last night at Waugh NJ.
E. Church to the pastor, Rev. A E. Gibson, who
has just completed the fourth year of his pas
torate. There was a large attendance and the
lecture room beautifully decorated. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. H. r. Naylor and
r. N. Green, and then the pastor and his wife
received the hearty congratulations of those
present. They were assisted by Mrs. II. r.
Naylor. Mrs. Mile Dyre and Mrs. Thomas J.
Turner
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An Interesting Experiment With the Telau.
tOgraph.

An Interesting Experiment With the Telau-
tOgraph.
number Of newspaper men and invited
guests Witnessed an exhibition of Prof. Elisha
Gray's telautograph in the Home Insurance
building in Chicago yesterday afternoon. The
telautograph, as its name implies, enables one
to transmit ins;antaneously by wire q fac
simile Of his handwriting to distance. An
ordinary pen or pencil is employed. As it
moves pen at the other end OF the line moves
simultaneously and forms the words and let
tiers in precisely the same way. Whatever is
written at one end OF the line 10 reproduced in
fac-simile at the other end.
Tine tests Yesterday afternoon were entirely
satisfactory. many Of them being made by the
guests. Writing, sketches, musical notation
and stenographic characters were transmitted
with equal fidelity. The tests were made
through artificial resista noes representing many
hundreds of miles OF wire. 1t Is said that the
telautograph viii be generally used IS an ad-
junct to the telephone and for business pur-
poses generally where private wires are en-
ploysd-
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George Harding. coiored, thirty-fve years of
age.an able-bodied convicted vagrant, was sold at
auction at Mexico. Nc. yesterday for six months
At the time Of the trial he could not show that
he had earned IS in the past eight months.
After some sharp bidding the service of the
prisoner for six months was knocked down for
Sl9 to John Potts. coal dealer II there ID
anything left of the money after paying the
legal costs It goes to the negro.
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Axworthy's Bondsmen Pay o2:0.413.
After weeks Of pickering between the city Of
Cleveland and board Of education upon the
question Of interest claimed by the latter, .
settlement with tho bondsmen Of Thomas Ak
worthy, who absconded while city treasurer. was
effected yesterday. The bondsmen turned into
the city treasury check for e279, 413.21, which
was the sum due. They agreed to pay the cost
Of all the litigation, In consideration Of which
interest was not demanded Of them.
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AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN Effect oCToBvR ~. 49,,
Trains leave daily from Union Station B ami r }.
9Th and SITS
nsnosonest and most complete So'id-Train S-rNlce
West from washingt n
200 pm; ail,-'.cinc.nnati ard ~ Louis ;'ri-
ited"-Sohd vestbuled newt squiaued. -,e-frtr
n-atec tram. Pulman's fines; s's.-ilng Nash-
inxton 70 Cincinnati. Dining afrscued Ma o
vile 20 serve orea kfss- Arrives IN inn II ~ w.
caro IS pm
10 Q. m. dailyThe famous r. '. V. linlited"-
a sold vestihu train with dining 60 and Fu'lfnsE
seef'ers for Cincinnati. Lexington and o1issi =.
WITHOUT Change. arriving ~ tin1nnlf q - y M.
Le1inston $40 p. n Lou,Syi . 80 y IL. luelal-
apois ii % Q, m, Chic-go n .. - lorls Is
m. connecting IN Union dpTot or al nufnts
200 y daiy-Exprpss fUT Cord nsVi rhEr-
lottesvil e, Rirhrnond, Navu-sb'ro'. ~taun'uT and
p-incipa Virginia points. DAT. except SUNDAY. for
Esichmord
3l3 and 40. PENN ave.
M NV FULLER. Gem Passenger Agent.
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Stories of Mission Outrages Exaggerated.
Aspecisl cahlegram from Peru says: The
American legation has received information
that the reported disorders in Asia Minor and
the attack on the American mission station nj
Marsoyan were greatly exaggerated. The sec
rotary has gone TO investigate"
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

yTAshINGToN TEANBoAr co. "-IMIrED-
w From eth st. ferry whArf."
Steamer Wakefield On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS at a. O.. for Nomi ] cre-t. Va.
THURS Avs and SUNDAYS (s-e schedule
Steamer T. V. Ar-owsmith UNDAhS a. . =. n.
for all landin-s. Leave knsae at - ~. IN MON
DAYS for arm landings TO Colonial Bach. theac-
20 Aiexsndris; arrive at NeshingtOn a. n II =
DAY. On wEDN SDAI At 3 y. m for Ai.Kgn1ria.
ColonSl Bach ard all lower river landing. cave
knss at l. m. TEJR-D AZ : f1f return -audi-Es
aud at Washington z III Ak- SO
sehedulel {. W. biDLE-.
mhq-tf Genera Manager.
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"WHES pain and anguishwring the brow
A ministering angel thou"-Bromo Seltxer.
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RICFNoNn aNn DaNvrLrF p.rI.PotD "a
h =. W. HUIDFEOPrp aNn RFTVF'N FOSTER
RFCrTyFps

Schedule IN eject Novernia-p
Al trains So We An leave - Pannsylvsnf. otss.,-
ger station Washington. n. g
Nd am Daily. rnnna-ts ~ r.-nr''pu-g 80 A.
rim .insl roinfs south s Divisions - Rsrh-n,-t
ar Dfnvllle system. pT'lFnaa S'aans- Wv ra-r
aiid Washington - At'anta. r1nna~rfn- tAa1-a WIN
sleeper 20 View or-sns via Mn1-gprna-v M 80 Ne NJ
rms via Rirrifnrham. uniting ~ Dsnvil@ VITA
Seefer Tor AuRuss. conua~'s u. Manassas cor F-pa.
Roval and strssburg dai'v av~e,' Srrnasv
. - n. m.-Da'lv 90 Na--sufa
ndthronvh train FOR Front Isovs' and S.-ssu- ia-
except Snniar.
wFSTtRN vFSTTRT-I. IN r.TIrrrD conn, ,Sai -.
firelv Of Puirsn Slaepe- pininr pars-,n : ook,,x
Cars. and A'lanta (siia ~ ho-sN With pri-
man Slee"er through New Work ani Washino-.p, Z,
New Orleans via Msntgou--v Al New Tork All
Washington - Aiken ani Augusta ia rSlu-,hix
sno Washington r. Narnrhisvia BIRMINGHAM Diul,,
car New fn-,. - N0n-yp'narv.
90 n m--Daiv for all principal raints so-.N v,
Richmonf and nsnvtNe s"stem, Pulnsn Si-.p.-
VILE snd Wsshingtnn - .tsnta.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington al y 10 =. w. . n n n ans = *
pm daily. sssturning. ar-iva washin-ton 70. m
800 n m. and - daily. Train Leaving Wash.
ins'on y n N snd arriving 6.5S a. NJ. to "A,
Through t-s'rs from .hs .outh STRIVE washi,--,,
g. 45s m 10 40a N. .ni q rs ~. Mana--as Divis-
ion 10 ~ q m. and q 70 u. W. sVraot sunday
furnished a. Office. 1900 PsnnSvlvania ave ant A.
PASSENGER Station. penusylvauis Rsilroai washiay.
ton. y. G.
Z = BRoWN. General Agent Passenger Dept.
W. A. TURK, General Passs-vpr AGENT
!" VI. GREEN. GENERAL Manager mo
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
PExSsYLv.NI, Rorrr

- r
TRAINS fravr Mssii I, ;a Ss,y lssl r,,v
- CORNER arH AMI srs as M rpyrs
Tor Ptttshurs and the West P~n,s,iv.,t. rs-,t..s
daily. colu@sian1 rI ,,rs.s :. ~. =; Z 10 &
Nth seerins Ca wsshinrtrn q cN,S.rS
s,snsnoiis and n,nine a S.r fi E ~ - IL,
osso courb-. .af $; I've. sr, t.',y - vt
sissurs 70 fttssars Ani '--r'ar c. 49,, p, =
Lou,. .na cis-nnsii 49, IN sSS = 49,. 80 50
or q, wsss,ns.op - Ha--4ssu-s sna S'...,,r.
niniaT ca. HARRISBURG 70 81 r,,,. ''p nnst NJ
Sr.ss At 80 N. aaiiv' Wiz s,.s,',-r 60,
,sny: sitA Snss .- S@. -" p s;S,, VS.. .si
r.so scuthw--.--n Err--s. : 81 = ~ - 81.
M smrs,ss' ,. SSSl =, cns,nra-i lpi,sa.ro,,.
rs.S1rs as'G 20 'S 81 Louis s.-pirs Car w.
g M.h,nand. n.-ac r,rr-S. ~ a. :, !, N'nn2s
=, pp ,,. and %. West, -th ts-oash Sea-
For San.. cansaasris R.rSI 70 .a so
For H sr,s. S ssSs s.Snnsv /, = !,
Nth N s;s--,,a ,,,v :y,s-' Sstp-t.y iNsI
For wiiisn.port Rechs.,sr 49, :, %, = S-.
For wr.m.pcr, % r.nc3c IN, = r s,-.,'
~' VIZ S, Sas .asi 20 20 wii,,n:r-, alv I Il
E,sT ns t IN III n NV YORK ,Nn tyr
and Dining ca. u ~ ' c,S S'~'- ~ Ps-,,-
%, j 'r ~ rin,-S 90 .,l n = M.
q, s,,S. a. 70 ensn II X y n
p.r,c, 80 ',,..... No., - " NNs-HsS. e'---s-,r
iino an. :" X - y - no Ccarh-., y, an
1l.3Sr.m ~ ~ inno Ani
Ar p,-lo- CO. 80, 49,, -slNlTFN"
days on'r wv y m H''l'' - 'A'i. ''paia T-.r
r,...,,-. FOR PHIL.prtrHr. ONLY.
safi- So va 1Ss sA1 b 10 p =
ar~o-u-,c,F..,or : M. - -,
rrr-ass y OT s-s a., =
For Bp..on v1,hcn; r,..,,. la-sS
Ism. y. a,ifv " N-'i- -~sN 's-sf7f
For B-ooslvr. w ~, .N-,.,-N 49,
ser-s. C'y wt's h,,.s - R-o,S'-n ,r-s,' 49,.
ts--s,s-. -. . =, ~ 1902. avoi ftng iarhis
ro- a.,.,,,s' &C. =, - -
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PROFESSIONAL

ItOI IscoloNAA
NINE. R4PHAEL. cLAIRvoyANT AND AsTRoL-
dates tells how to retain husband or iover Consult
her on love business or health She won't duPe you
,als- low
CONSULT .FANTLERoY on BUSINESS. LOVE
ana m :T he fre' ncR Go.l' lSss
BEL az s .nd ss &
NINE; MEAN FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE AS
9.S e. removed TO 10 Md. ave. ne. h. sa
M ADAME LEONoRE, CELEBRATED PHRENOL-
~. 1ss, and Plane. ne reader reveals past grs.ens
week only s.si:f.esion I Su.ssnsesd 1os 4 3:
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
M life. All busines. confidential Ladies and gentle
Between Isl and North Capitol sta q. mheo-im.'
EoR BUSINESS AND TEST MEDIUM 90 70
Madame Reed She tells .. 81 ever,s s Of ne and
speci.lfy. PsriOrs. 1880 fst NV mh,s-Iw.
DRoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairvoyani. sstroioser and mediumin
Born with wonderful prophetic 91ft Of second sight.
rsVssis hidden myetess recovsrs lost properly or
stolen goods POINTS ont yoqr enemies from your
raees with happy results. tells whether the ons
i i frss or ass s foa6 Evil
Strangers from and all trouble viii save
s s. :ns By . az
aayert sss, DRy ysa' A. can Do AZ
Open Sundays. Residence. 4S9 H st.. bet. AZ and
9th SITS. southwest. mh166'
oTTIE FOWLER. THE CELEBRATED TEST
IL business medium. Hours. TO m Engage
pent. for mind rs.Sine At re1ep,;9ns Inaorsed in
mhl61m'
boston CABINETvAPoR BATHs-sCIENTIFIc
ID massacre and Swedish movement DIR. SAEAH
wAYCoTT. 50Sif 18th st. n W. Open Sunday.
fe24-iws
NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
M reader of the age information given With phe-
nGep T.,,ss =. s I'd os .s an: and u
mb1l-sw'
NTME- DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
M ENGLISH and German astroosist in the city Tells
ali events Of life Once hour. N 20 y D. m sun.
Gay. 10 = m. to 2. an. l5Os l4th sLn-v. fe27-lm'
MADAME PAYy. MANICURE AND cHIRoPo-
IVA as F1SE sGn ~ "a
DIST GOODS south OF New Iorx no51tr
OCEAN TRAVEL
OUNARD LINE-PLANs .'CAMPANIA- AND
" "Lucania, IL. 500 tons. sailtnes prices desrrfp
s;sssS i'a eef z.:s
ARE You Go1se To Eunorr,
:s'i srs sas MY i Hacssss
81 CHAkING cross. TRxfxLsAR sQdxkE.
z :s: t:s =
livery Bae4Ass stored forvardsd aad chscksd b. The
An OBJ 40. 3 e:
q tndt.psn:.hle. send for copy q 'fnH PAssEx-
an h R:.1 al X 1 81 VEJFcEszSS YE5rx
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METHODIsrs AT WORK.
Baltimore Conference ofthe Southern Church
at Front ROYAL. Va.

REVIEWING WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPANIED
DURING -HE FAST YEAR-cHASGEs THAT WILL
BE NADE-TsE LAY AND CLERICAL REPRE-
sFNrATrcN
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POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" ana NORFOLK
Daily at D. m. from the foot o. 7th 81 Coz Fo-r>ss
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach
Portsmouth and the south Through siespinz car
service via Norfolk ana Carolina railroad and Atlantis
Coast line. between Norfolk Wilmington caArAss
ton, Savannah. Jacksonville and ST. Augustine.
yNo. CALLAHAN.
d1.-1 Gen sup.-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
pubic for all statos end tsrrjtoeies aPECIALit
q =. EvANs. once oassu,soO 1321 e.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

~ "Lucania IL. 500 tons. sailines prices desrrip-
lions, nrst and second cabin and seerae
booked st assncy. 63l O. C. L DUBOIS. Arsnt
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baggage called Cor ans -herkag s-or, b,..l,,,s
esidencss bv rnion rrspsfa- - on o-ia-, r-,t a:
>. T OnrI1 ~UaS ~ sssf-Tr
Ger MANAGE rn1sl o. p -,
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COMMIssIoHERo OF DREps ron EVERY STATE
OAnd territory Notary aud q. q Comnitnnton6R.
ocsS JOHN T. BEALL. 1321 ~ nv.
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SHE SEATTLE MARKETS.
sssses fatd to Farmers for Couney
Pad aea.

ssssss raid To Farmers for Country
frod ace-
Tue following quotations are the prices
~ 10 farmers and producers by Seattle
ssSasss houses for articles named, the
Sseh 10 be delivered in Seattle:
nsiS'-cholee, lie per 10; medium, 50, lie
a.r--tia car load iotst~Pugct sound,
q Ssslu nef ton.
=, snis~-tin car load iotsl-osts. choice.
ssrsey. SIS y per ton. wheat. chicken
=, W. corn, s22s 30. cracked. <..5sa
,.eestrss Ase Eaes-Choice ranch butter,
ave IRISH ranch eggs. I'D Sc.
Tvs >toeS--Cholce beef cattle. 3isal &c.
Sxsssc; choice sheep, A,.mtssc:
errs.
.,n1pn. frirs AND TAlIow-Heavy salsed
n over "a lbs, per 10. &c. medium. Per
49, hgat, under Al lbs. rer Id. &c;
49, 49, Ain. *, and calf. per IL, sSt IL. green
n less than sal,ec; dry hides, per
- ary e.k. Per Id. eetsc, dry dee.
hass summer. per 10. ": winter.
shern skins. aefti>c. sull wool,
700, sssse per 10: talon. 2lses3,sc.
=. ss-saseglor quality. per n. ar, 81 30
a. saoiee cedar. $50; common. per
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BOARD or TRADE.


CHICAGO, Aug. &-Wheat-market quiet.
Opened unchanged to &c lower. declined
l%c on lower cables and disgusting
rumor of local national bank about to
fail. which was afterwards denied. the I'M
certainty in regard to the tenor of tho
preside nt's message and probable course
of congress. II huctuated some and closed
lssc lower than yesterday. Receipt were,
IL. 900 bushels: shipments. g.. coo bushels.
Others unchanged.
wheat-Easy. Cash. ss1.c; September,
a9y&c.
Corn-Lower. Cash. s7,se; September,
Sole.
oats-Easy. Cash. 2sslc: September.
2ic
Rye-a5lsc.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax--S6c.
Pork-Ea.y. Cash. slaoo: September.
Lard-steady. Cash. s7.s7sl; September.
$792,s.
short ribs-Easy. Cash. 5000; Sep
TENDER. SIS.
Shouiders-$IN
Short clear-$7 0Dtd7.3h
Whisky-$i.l2
Lfv. srocK.
Cattle Receipts. SOD head. Natives,
steady 10 strong: Texans. Toe higher.
Prime. 81. 7oesAso; good 10 choice. 81 sra
ass; medium. t3-5o*s3s1; Others, @2SDs9
$50, Texans. t215a3lS.
Hogs--Receipts. q. 800 head. Best heavy,
sc 20 lSc higher early. and later weak
common, neglected; light. i5c higher.
Grassy aud common. 81 25e1& IS; packing.
g. 500 s. 10: prime heavy and butchers,
81 i0ef535. prime light $s45Gt5 IS; light
naked. IS g15.5t.
She~p--Recespss, ZOO head Natives,
strong: Westerns. lover. Natives, &aOo9
As; Westerns, 81 9oea2$5.
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SAN RRANCIsC0 MARxETA


THE tIATE or THADE
SAN Francisco, Aug. a-There were
few changes reported in the local mer-
chandise markets. Business Was dull in
most Of the leading tines. The produce
markets were quiet.
Vegetables were generally lower. especi-
ally tomatoes. which arrived heavily.
Salinas Burbanks have arrived.
Butter was firm. eggs were steady.
Poultry was dull
Produce receipts-F,our. quarter sacks,
q. 0s2, Oregon 1855. wheat. centals, l3,-
500. Oregon, 2le5: barley. centals. ,Is5:
toes. sacks, Asa, onions, sacks, 2so
Fioar-Lower. We quote: Net cash
prices for family extras. $s.9o@&0o per
barrel; bakers extras. $3.Shs30: super
fine. - So3s3 10.
Wheat The market keeps easy in price.
There is fair demand on the part Of ex-
porters to which sellers promptly respond
and the shipping trade moves along in
regular fashion in consequence. Buyers
today would not ray over $f.oSA ner CEN
raj for standard wheat. though cnoice lots
would be taken at $Ll0 per Genital:
milling grades are held q, . range OF
$Li3A. sdLlss per GENITAL.
kariey--Ths situation - altogether
against sellers. Feed descriptions are In
limited demand. while there 10 a marked
disposition TO sell and buyers can obtain
easy terms. The inquiry for brewing bar
lev is not quite so pronounced rs it vas o
shor. while ago. while quotations are
easier. Chevaller barley is nov . compesi-
tor in the general market. sinding buyers
at q wide range. according To quality. We
quote: Feed. Toc per GENITAL for good
quality and 1it.efs2is for choice. brewing.
s2,ada.i. chevaiier, &Iet %, per ceniai-
OSis--The condition oi she market Is
anything hu, satisfactory. Stocks are be-
ing offered with freedom and some sales
are being forced. causing . reduction. in
values Sew OATS are selling at Q range OF
.scessi C,S per GENITAL. while Old oats are 10
bs nad at prices ranging all the ~sy from
si@L5 per GENITAL
Call eosRp.
Following are the sases recorded at the
call board today:
Morning. informal session: De-
cemssr, 100 tons. .s2,.; No tons, 81 M;
i.0o tons, 81 gl per GENITAL Regular
sessloa: December. so tons. $lE. so
ton. 81 ssSs i0D tons. $l.2iF.; I'D tons.
N-siN. seller. f>Sxs. season storage pad. LOO
tons. $l.l4: seller, lssss. new after Sepsera-
Der /. loo tons, $Iii's. 100 tons, Nllss
per Genital
Barley Regular session, December. 90
tons. sc: Too tons. size per Genital.
Afternoon session: Wheat-December.
loo tons. ti.eix: 2s0 tons. &leiia; 100
tons. 81. as; seller, 1855, aftss September
I. iol tons, u.iiG p-. Genital Barley
peeenhes, Ioo seas. sisse. 30 tons, SIZE
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nsw YORx nAnxm


NEW YoRx. Aug. Automatically after
the presidents message reached the street
and considerably before the average oper-
ator had m opportunity to read, not 70
speak Of diee< ting il. . drive Was made
against the whole stock market. It Was
the old device with the bears TO sell on Q
piece Of buIlish iniormasion TO kill the
effect It was successful oncs more and
some long stock vas sold By holders Who
had mot time TO read the messaes and con-
cluded from the drop In prices that the
document vas disappointing. Al matter
OF fact, however. il fully met the expseta-
tions OF the leading bankers and conserve
tive Wall street houses, Who have besn
most DESTROYS that silver iegislation should
take precedence OF everything else, and
that conGress should adjourn - spsed-
LILY - possible after repeating the Sherman
silver Law. Industrials bore the hrunt
The volume Of business was small
Prices continued irregular. with . tendency
in the msin downward, early prices yield
ing III to 81 per cent. but on demand to
cover shorts there WAS rally Of 4 % TX
per cent Following this the bears made
. sharp onslaught upon ths market, there
being another decline in the leaders,
Northwestern losing Per cent, but ct the
Gloss the market Vas in the main weak.
Government bonds--Firm.
Pstrolsum-Duu but hrm; 6sptsmbss,
6l5Sc.
GOLD sHiPMIUra.
Engagements Of gold for the steamers
today and Saturday aggregate 81. 5OO, 900.
making 3. 600 O00 now on the way 70 this
country.
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Essy. at 2@6 Per cent
closed. offered ct per cent Prime msr-
camille paper-S@l2 per cent. Sterling
exchange-Seron9er: sixty-day bills, $ASl
CAS-, and %. sec 4.86k for demand.
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Johhinr Quotations.


49,, scsing are the prices paid nv re-
- ess TOR round lots delivered al the
- 49, - % sae ears, o. the iobhing rates
sS3 " Wholesale dealers.
srAfiE GROCERIES,
Josshlngh -tseldeu &c" in hhl,
Ms. extra ''t'' In bhl. per 10. Ss.c;
= ssausAied. In hel. per 10. CSC, cuce.
rssassed. &C. In kegs each of the
Hsa Nc advance on prices quoted.
a..1A rsc. ~ tJobhinS) ~ Washington
Hrs.a Per eil. 81 90; pa,eas Stoo. Cali
- q o.sands, 81 ~. hnekwhra; t.our, per
6SN' per ewt. $50: graham. ger shl.
- OF ie-gh sacks. $i.an per cw;; rye
pr Dbl. 81 ~: or ln~.h sacks. xsrS
~ rye meal. per nes. Sass; rcs cs,.
cal s'oaIs per Dbl. <stsssf q ~: .oni-
-. ~ cot, SIS. cracked wheat. ter
-; rolled wheat, $51sless 81 per hhl
- wheat Hour. per cwt. STA rearl
I1Sssy per ID. issc; split PEAS. per III, e'se:
~ eora meat, yellow. $40 per ews ia
~ 'aeks SIS, si.ae; white, los. ss.,o: Sos.
nsSsss-t jeeosaeHsmssi white. per ID.
sAs' pax, Per 10. 3,s1A:. Bayos. per
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lndia and Southeastern Europe 10 all the
kf1tiah requirement. In ske meantime
toesagn uheass are neglected California IL
cheap: cid American sells as 2ls, and new
American ca iooa
LHvEnrooa. Aug. A-wheaa-Demaad
poor No , rod winter. S. I'd; spring.
A I'D.
Cosn-Sesadv: demand poor: spot. =
I'D; Au8uss. - Id: September, & ss<d:
October q sid