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Table Linens.
Leaders in Good Value.

Bleached Satin Damask. IA cts per yard. in
stead OF 60 cts.
Heavy Bleached Satin Damask, 81 cts, instead
OF - cts
* Damasl Table Napkins $i.OO per dozen,
instead Of S125.
3. Bcached Satin Damask Table Napkins,
S1.9J per dozen. instead OF 500
An assorted lot of sample Napkins. =, 12H
and II cts.-about half OF regular prices.
Remnants of Bleached and Cream Table DAM
ask. 4. to 81 yards long, at very low prices
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% cts. instead of S1.55 to $1.95:

Extra fine Cambria and Muslin Night Dresses.
in four styles-Empire, shape. square yoke,
and low cut square necks. very elaborately
trimmed with fine laces and eubroideries.
Fine Chelnises OF soft Cambria. Lawn and
Nainsook. regular and extra length. elaborately
trimmed with laces and embrolderies
Fine Cambria Lawn and Muslin Drawers
Umbrella and regular shape, embroidery and
lace trimmed.
Corset Covers, fine Cambria, handsomely
trimmed with laces and embroidery.
Extra quality Muslin Skirts. Umbrella ruflie
OF Lawn edged with 5-nch rufie OF open Eng
llsh embroidery.
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Framed Pictures,
At Reduced Prices.

About IS Pastels. Photographs and EteISsL ErS d
framed in Antique Oak, white and gu, srS Sa
gilt. $3.50. $2.3O and $500. insteaa " w.
$500 and $500; all perfect goods !. vh,
Remarque Proof Etchings. framee !" ",rste1l
and gold. and Imitation old ivory, > 90 'n''~
Of $500 and $50. ,..uAt +
Yard OF Violets. Roses and Pansies. t.aau0 W
white and gilt, 81. .35 each, instead OF $40"
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Carpets.
BigeICw Administers,
Sl.lO instead of Sl.50:

The largest and finest assortmeal
of the celebrated high grade Bigelov
Administer Carpets ever shown; all
new, fresh goods just from the fae
tory; magnificent patterns, in delight
full, artistic colOrings.
The magnitude of this sale may B.
judged by the fact that we offer mon
goods and patterns to select from than
are held by all other Brooklyn houses
combined.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
Blankets
and COmfOrtableS.

Fleece Cotton White Blankets. for double bed
OS cts per pair instead OF Sl.2J
Wool and Cotton White Blankets for full size
bed %1.S9. instead OF S2JO.
California Wool White Blankets, full bed size.
&4.00 instead OF $3.50.
Figured Slkalne Comfortabes, tufted with
Zephyr Wool. full size u 40 instead of X2UO.
Figured Satine Down-tillcd Comfortables,
S3,SS instead Of 5000.
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Boys Clothing.

All wool Scotch Chevot Suits to u years.
HX.S1 instead Of $500.
Adjustable Cape Overcoats. all wool Cheviot
Cashmere and Coatings 3 TO T. years, S3.13
instead OF $5.4S and SG4S.
Tan Covert Cloth Refers heavy weight, large
Sailor Collar, wool lined throughout. 3 TO years
T4.0S.
Also black and brown Derby Hats. 0S cts;
were $1.40 Sl9S. S2.21.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
Toilet Soaps.

White Rose Glycerine Soap. half pound :"
3 cts. =.
Conti's White CASTLE Soap. cts. per caKe
An assorted lot Of fine Toilet Soap az D Gus y
cake. nj
Also Oil-cured Chamois. first quality. b, S~
10 cts.
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House Furnishings.

% Nickel-plated Chatting Dishes, with patent
Asbestos lamp and hot water pan, $3.50 in
stead Of $3.50
limited number of Five O'Clock Tea Kettles
with patent Asbestos lamp and brass or wrought
iron stand. ); 30 instead Of go; x175 in
stead OF $500, $2.7J instead of $500
20 Gas Heating Stoves will heat a room IS
feet square and consume the smallest quantity
of gas, \ 1 .J0 instead of $500.
HI Curtain Stretchers, with adjustable pins
(not the cheap ones), SITS.
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Optical Department.

Gold-plated Eye Glasses and Spec;acies, ID ~ W
styles, with French lenses. all sizes. case inciuS''
As cts. ,, .M
Genuine Tortoise She'll Lorgnettes, PLAIN ~
carved, three styles. S1.30. .,.s
Io-inch Bath Therm mometers, incased in ps'
wood, 13 cts. -, n
Storm Glass and Thermometer comonea' !"
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7O cts. instead of 20 to $1.40

Fine Cambria and Muslin Night Dresses, in
five styles-E.mpire, with Dmty rufiie, edged
with lace; ribbon trimmed shape and square
yoke also Marguerite effect rutile Of fine Lawn.
hem and tucked.
Fine Lawn and Cambria Chemises regular and
extra length, lace and embroidery trimmed, also
Coored Lawn Chemises. lace insertion and edg-
Ing.
Drawers OF fine Cambria with deep embroid-
cred ruille of Lawn, with Point de Paris insert
Ing and edge.
Corset Covers. low neck. lace trimmed. also
some with fine embroidery and ribbon trimmed
Fine Muslin Walking Skirts. deep Umbrella
ruiiic OF fine embroidery.
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Furniture.
Desks and Hat Racks at Ven
Attractive Prices.

20 Writing Desks. in Oak. Maple, Birch NJ
hogany and Rosewood, some OF the latest d.
signs and best make. at greatly reduced pnes
10 close out-were from $500 to SI2OQ. nov
1925 to $4,000.
number of Hat Racks in Quarterei Oh
with French plate beveled mirror latest designs
and of finest fnish-were $500 to $500 no'
S12.OO to $71.OO.
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Infants Wear.

Good Cambria Slips, pleated front, ruifle neck
and sleeves. large sleeves. IL cts. instead of 20
cts.
Muslin Drawers. hem and tucked 4-button-
holes ) sizes, % cts. instead of II cts
Extra quality Canton Flannel Drawers. with
Cambria rufie. q sizes. 2J cts. instead Of 30 cts
Fine Ederdown Coat. cream. square yoke
effect trimmed with fancy white braid, i 10
years. $1.OS instead OF $40
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
Gloves.
Very Special.

Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves tans, red. but
ter pearl and white. 3S cts instead of SID.
Ladies 2-clasp Walking Gloves, OK blood,
beaver and tan, black embroidery. oS cts
Our new importation Of Ladies' 4-button real
French Kid Gloves. in all shades. MD per
pair. equal to any S1.50 glove sold elsewhere
A special lot OF Mems Driving Glovss, at 50
cts per pair: have been Sl0O and Sl.6
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Very Special.

Single garments OF the finest grades. all manu-
facturers' samples. consisting of Night Dresses,
Skirts Chemises. Corset Covers and Drawers. in
fine Cambria, Nansook and Lawn, very elab-
olately trimmed. at greatly reduced prices.
600 GIngham Kitchen Aprons. fancy borders,
cts. each.
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Millinery Trimmings,

- dozen extra fine large Birds OF Paradise.
black, Navy. brown and green. ~ rs each IN
stead of 81 -.
Special values In rich. brilliant Black ostrich
Plumes and Tips at 0S, 10. 0S cts, S1."o TO
x2.TI.
CURYSANTHEMUMS, now so much in de-
mand large lunches Of French goods In all the
correct colorings 20 and IS cts. per bunch.
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Special Notice.

All the above garments are made In generous
proportions and perfect fitting: materials are
the finest and accs and embroderes the best,
designs the newest
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
COrSetS.
Greatest Values Ever Offered
The Celebrated K. & G. Cor
sets at Half Price.

Lot $50 cts. instead of $1.25:
900 pairs Of r. & G. Corsets In a handsome
ecru shade. made OF German Twill heavily
boned trimmed on top with lace and ribbon.
sizes IS to 26
Lot 2-O8 cts. instead Of $l.75:
175 pairs in fine white French Coutille extra
long Waist. heavily boned. trimmed with lace
and ribbon. sizes Is to 2G.
Sl.25 instead of S1.75:
125 pairs extra quality French Satine Corsets
extra long heavily boned, trimmed with lace
and ribbon. sizes IL to 26
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
FOREIGN THEATRICAL NOTES.

Sir Henry Irving will make an ADDRESS az 'he
opening OF the new library In Last Dui"'ch oH
October "a
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

Anthony Hopes "A Man OF Mark IS 10 be ofan''
o.ized nv Justin Huntly Mccarthy son or justin
Mccarthy the novelist. historian and politician
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50 cts. instead of 80 ard 90 cts.

Muslin Night Dresses in four stylcs-yoke OF
solid tucks with rufe OF fine embroidery square
yoke OF embroidery insertings; shape, with
two insertions and edge.
Cambric Chemises. cut French circular neck,
ribbon and embroidery trimmed.
Lawn Chemises, extra length. lace trimmed
Muslin and Cambria Drawers. trimmed with
fine embroidered rLiile
Cambria Corset Covers high neck and low
square neck, prettily trimmed with lace, en-
brodery and ribbons
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

CapeS and jackets,
Much Under Regular Prices.
Jackets.
200 Jackets. the surplus stock OF leedins c,
in four lots at x3.O3. 1925, $3.50 and
1915; were $500 to $3.50
S0.S5, worth $3.50:
90 Jackets in black or tan Irish Frieze Cloth
lined With Taffeta silk. shield front. velvet In
laid collar.
S1l.75, worth Sl4.5O:
90 Jackets in black Boucle. fine quality lined
with Tafieta Silk military front tailor nn!sheu.
S14.75, worth $3.50:
10 Jackets In rough Cheviot Cloth. strapped
seams OF plain Kersey. lined win hsuieu
Taffeta Silk. shield front ,,,
Also vast assortment Of the new Emprs
Goats for ladies'. at SI4.13, $10.2o, S"@.OO
and $500.
Canes, $3.50, worth $7.25:
Black Kersey Cloth Capes "A inches long. full
circular sweep, strap seams. Velvet collar.
$500, worth Sll.75:
Black Kersey Cloth Capes. 20 inches long, run
sweep trimmed with Hercules braid and stitch
ing.
S13.25, worth $3.50:
Silk Matelassee Capes. 20 inches long. lined
with silk and trimmed with black Thibet iur'
$500, worth S9.75:
Plush Capes ~ inches long. full sweep lined
with SILK and trimmed with black Llama iur
SIO.5O, worth Sl4.5O:
Plush Capes. % inches long. trimmed with
braid and tet SILK lined. fur trimmed.
$3.50, worth $500:
imported Capes in fine Velour du Nord. -
inches long claborately embroidered with JET.
fur or feather trimming. lined with quilted SILK
Misses and Children's Depart
ment.
Misses Jackets. H. 10 and Is years. in fine
grade Irish FreZe. shield front. high storm col
lar full cloth facing. bound seams. S1..o'
worth SGOO. ,
Children's Refers. TO II years In handsome
oualIty Boucle Cloth In blue. brown or green.
Empire front, with fancy buttons SI.0O, worth
$G1J.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

It will close its engagement there to make room TOT
The Mandarin or October 81. The Mandarin ~, Is
now In cleveland and after two weeks more on inc
road IL viii come to NewYork for extra rehearsais
and open on November 2
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High Class LaCes at Regular
Lace Counter,
Untrimned Hats.
% and 80 cts. instead of IS cts.
to Sl.5O:

100 dozen extra quality. untrimmed. large
Hats and Turbans, in Camcls Hair, with Vel
vet edges all the new and latest shapes, with
high medium and bell crowns. black, Navy.
brown and all the new mixtures.
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Dress Goods.
rs cts. instead of GO:

colors
% cts. instead of S1.5O:
45-.nch French Novelties. large, handsome de-
signs
SI.15 instead of $500:
46-,nch high class Novelties In very stylish
new effects -,
Also a very large collection OF popular price
dress fabrics, strictly all wool. this seasons
nroductions. at 20, 80 and 40 cts.
Black Dress Goods.
4s-inch all wool Clay Diagonal. heavy weight.
80 cts instead OF ~ cts.
54-inch all wool French Drap d'Eta rne quail
ity 81. 90 instead Of Sl.5O.
46 and 4S-nch Novelty weaves In Boucle.
Cheviots and Camel's Hair - cts, OS cts and
90, instead of $125 to $lI5.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

LaceS.
Two, Three, -Four and in Many Gases
Five Yards for the Price OF One.
All Of Section c, Rear Of Store.
The largest variety of Laces ever shown un-
der one roof. Atlanta,
Real handmade Torchon Laces. Oriental
Iierrie Applique Normandy \als. rom. ue
Paris. Chantiy (black white and creaml' MAI Mar
Sian Chiffon (black. white. cream and coiors',
Gupurc Irish Point, Point Gaze and fahcy Net
Ton Laces In various widths. EdCings lnsei-
tlons. Bands Galloons and Half f'ouncings
: cts per yard instead OF ~, IL and ID cts.
10 cts per yard instead OF -. ~ ana 80 Gus.
IL cts per yard instead OF 81. 10 and ~ cts
10 cts per yard instead OF 20, 90 and G9 cts.
% cts per yard instead Of 10, 9S cts and Sl-o.
High Class Laces at Regular
Lace Counter,
in black. white. cream, colors and tWo-'oheu
effects. in various widths.
30 cts per yard Instead Of SD and SID
80 cts per yard instead OF SID ana Sl.!c.
30 cts per yard instead Of $2.2;, and Sol
OS cts per yard instead OF s.. - and 500
Fancy Nets and Chiffon Al-Ovcrs. black,
white cream and colors. 10 cts. instead or !?
cts: 80 cts instead OF 9S cts 30 cts. instead
OF 81 % 50 cts. instead OF $3.50.
Pure Black SILK Venetian Point Net Top
Laccs. o to Is inches wide. 0S cts. per yard In
stead Of $3.50 and $500
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

Several performers volunteered their services TOT
The annual beneR. Of New-York Lodge or Eks'
which Is to take place at the Fifth Avenue ihealro
an Thursday afternoon November r. Among the
volunteers are Miss Violet Lloyd and the chorus OF
THE Geisha" Miss Cissy Fitzgerald tne D9hlze,' KY,
Quartet. S. p. Vernon and NJ. brue' Aiu "''e
Riyere
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

z. S. Willard will sail for America next week
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

.Goldregen," at tho Irving Place Theatre. VIII
o,,v he played for three more performances-to-
morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday
night. as usual, new play will be produced oy
Manager Conred II is q new farco In three acts
by Fritz Brentano called Seine Gewesene. Ihis ms
Seues Theatre and also at the Stadt Theatre IN
Hamburg Seine Gewescne' will also De produced ss
m next FRIDAY and Saturday. matinee and even
ing Mr. Conried Is arranging 10 give rev per
formances OF Gerhard Hauptmanas Die "eocf'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

svmpathy for the suffering Armenians has foun'
EXPRESSION in England in a play called FOR fa'ti
and Freedom" With Mary Austin IN the part o
The heroine Il Is soon TO begin tour OF the Eng
.ish provincial towns.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

Maurice Barrymore is TO appear as star al
Palmer's Theatre next month In play enu'ieo
Roaring Dick & Co."
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18

Evans and Hoey's "A Parlor Match" Is In the sec
"a half Of its run at the Herald Square Theatre
New-York tribune., 1896-10-18


Wylie and sanford, Prince Muro and Mile; zoila,
serieeomics: i Wilbur Mack. Burke and Grey in
aers aSsau
public cafe. has free concerts oy the vienna
aes the Sunday Concerts. from 23o to p m
Charles Dickson makes his re-entrance In vaudeville
At Proctors Theatre, Twenty -thrd-st.. tomorrow.
presenting the comedietta Two Can Play at That
Came" in which he will be assisted by Lillian Burk-
hart and Earl Browne. Bryan's speech at Orange.
~ j. will be pictured by Edsons v.tascope. Lizzie
g. Raymond Will sing. The two Bostons introduce
conf; dogs and bsresue bull fight and others
Prince Kokin. japanese jugger Waller and Waller.
sse' Tssy SsSue
dancer: the Keegans Murphy and md 4. Gilbert Emery %
man and LILLIAN Bemore
Tho fourth week Of the engagement OF "Evange-
line" at the Garden Theatre Will begin tomorrow
night. Mr.. Dixey, as the lone fisherman viii intro
duce his promised conjuring act, and there will be
some new songs from other members OF the cast
The Eden Musee Is becoming classic Being fully
ND to date in Its exhibitions of satuary the only way
10 extend the historical collection Is TO go backward
long backward step has therefore been taken. and
this week a reproduction Of the LaOcoon group Will
he shown for the first time. The concerts will bs
given every afternoon and evening as usual
The programme At muster q Dial music nal
still remains unchanged. The Barrison sisters are
nut forward as Its leading feature and the plac.
"a probably to be assigned to Miss Cissy Fitzgerald
Animal training Is represented by Jean Cermont.
~arous beasts and by Lavaters dog orchestra. TIL,
rest of the entertainers are the flying Jordans.
Grimm and Dubois. the Phoites. Koaly and Lieuten
ant Noble.
At the Fourteenth Street Theatre the managers
=, nrcs. their confidence that Joseph Arthur's new
melodrama Tho Cherry Pickers." will have a lonl
run. The attendance thus far and the apparen
eHect of the play the audiences seem to them Il
justify this view
The present week will be the last OF the engage
nent OF Under the Polar Star at tho Academy o
Music The work Of fitting the house for the seasol
A. opera under Colonel Mapleson began some tim
ago row Of boxes has been put around the bacl
al The balcony and there are to be some new car
nets and general freshening up
Evans and Hoey's "A Parlor Match" Is In the sec
"a half Of its run at the Herald Square Theatre
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chicago, September q -Whrat fur-
,,iosinr i 5-sc higher, after an early de-
cline II Sc The decrease IN the world +
v.slllc was less than expected and started
adVanoe Corn closed 3-S higher oats ~
big6er and provisions lower 10 higher
Tie suggestion OF The cary news regard.
ing wheat WAS that We would 90" lower
urday. The action Of the malke' during
The urst few minutes Of the sesaion JUST
ded such a conclusion Tor peceinbe.{'
which had closed on SATURDAY worth rs
"nened This morning at COR 70 s57s The
basrish early news was about az follows
chicago receipts 2ss cars. compared Tiih
~ a wear ago: Minneapolis and Duluth
i.s,,eiufs i557 cars, against HOS on Monday
a week ago; Black Sea shipments for the
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"A stalk OF cotton sent to II. w Martin
hN Foionol Richard Cooke was ex-
'anl'ed at the cotton Exchange today aud
bore the following card;
"thco, Wlae County Toxas s,ntertl,r,
Z. Gathered nom fold probably nhove
lhe aYcrge. lias already prodneed one
ieinth OF Il bale 30 lhe acre"
Thrrr were uufto n rutrl,cr M ,c,,. tt -.
on the staple but line majority IL those
VINO exam ned " stated that cloar olen
weather Tor some time ana 40 frost would
he necessary TO open the cotton.
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FRUITS AND Nuts.

APPLES-Missouri and Arkansas, s22,
@275.
BANANAS-Per bunch 75casl50
CCCOANuTS-$ 50 50niO0 per 100, S3i0l
per 1000
CALIFORNIA FRU1T-pears, S225H2.5O
per 10 III crates: peaches, 81 25 per ~ 10
boxes, plums 50 per % III crates. grapes
1okay, 900 per % 10 crates. Bla k
Prince, Rose Peru, Museat and Malaga
grapes $l.i0.
GRAPEs--Concords, 25G5oo per Id
baskets.
Lemons cssina and Palermo, choice,
S40.64.gj fancy, $500
NuTs-Rrazll, liz per ID; iilberts, ST.
city. 9c. Naples, l2lac; walnuts, NIB;
peanuts. 5lsuGc almonds, Tara coma A.
per H. he per sack California almonds,
lUc pecans 2ls0Gr
ORANGES Mexican. 500 per box.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Rarh wire quo atoms are for carload
lois. f, o, b, Houston.
BARBbD WIRE Glidden. galvanized.
S235 per 100 lbs, painted wire, $40; Wau-
kccran 10 hi.her than Glidden
WIRE NAILS Rate, $40 per, kcg adj
G1c. . and penny, 15r; 4 and penny. 90c,
3 penny, $40, penny. $3.50.
CUT NAILS Rate. s2,9l per key; same
advances a. on wire nails.
LIQtORS,
BEER -Sohts. quarts. 5000 pnr hhl:
plnts, Sll00 per bbl, Dixie Pale. quarts.
81 %, pints $3.50 Magnolia Pale, quarts.
SgHJ; puts. 500.
NIGH WINES 81 IS per gallon.
WHISKY Per gallon: Finished goods
on high wine hnsis $l.lS straight Bourbon
aud rye. a. .1rlug % age and quality.
Sl75u3on beaded, S.7iai3,b9
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CITY, Mo- September 2S,-W heat
-lnssllicd and higher No. hard. 62u13.
No. 2. b1iaUi9 No . rcd l5iiG6' No. 3 t2a
o., NJ. siHing, uominally da10e. No. 3.
J5lsoaD Corn Mixed slow ana lower,
White, steady, fnir dcrnuud No. 2 mixed.
SLOW No . mixed. nouuuuly rni7M ~ q
white, new, leftl7 old 20i Rye Steady.
in good demana No ?, ~ hay Steady.
cls corn, S320o; cats i0,0M Shpmento
Wheat, Is 0.D bushels corn and oats none
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GRAIN AND HAY.

carr,od ,ots lob cars. from mills, deal
-. oharge from store bdl0c more per lV
lis on Iran. 2G3c per bushel on oats and
corn
13RAN-f26G3c, "a, IT.
CHOPPED CORN -Im@c per loo IDS
conn Sacked. $50 39c, ,o1.,o..
oATs- gG43Oe: No Nebraska, 2Sd3lc;,
HAY-Alfalfa, Sll.@qi2eo per TN Sai, ., M VI.
lrl Slo5oWu.5oi i,molhy, IN N'V"'''V''
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New York September 2s.--rhc steam.
sh'p La BretaEnc, from llavre. brought
100000 in gold, msl0ne total cngar.-
ments TO date Sii,757, inN.
New YORK.. Septemhcr 2S-TAal sales
OF stocks today lSlt55, incufing. Sugav,
90 0oo. Burlington. 2.q2oi st PAU, ~ 70p
New York. Scptoub.r k-i}ank clear.
ings fs5 1852 80. Balances s3.761 81.
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SlGAE

New Orleans. September 2s. Sugar
2nlet >, e s,3ll waltss ., @s9SAe yel-
Dull; new syrup. So
Suear-Raw. steady. fair renning PIC.
standard A. Use. cut loaf. 5iSc, powdefed.
nc; graduated, &c.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. September 2s.-Butier hr,n
oroanor,. a6I5. dairy 9Nl3, Cheese STEADY
7isTsi,. Eggs tirm' fresh lNe 49,,
81. Louis sep,enh,edr %'--bu''er un'
en l c.ty september 2s Butter.
steady: country plentiful bat
:, 'T ,,n,o3 croanery lgul3. LARRY gillZ Eggs
81 roue on light receipts at h'l'
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pAINTs AND OILS.

OlI.-r.lnseed, In bhls raw. SIC. boiled
3ac. petroleum. 100 lest. in hhls, l4c, in
eases, $40. brilliant oil, tl55, in hbs, l9c;
stove gasoline. IN cases $50, In bhs lic,
Eupion oil, IN bills, lac, in cases. S2.3o;
castor oil, medical pure, 3d.. turpentine. In
hhis, soc
WHITE LEAD Strictly pure, GQGl4c,
standard viii lead 4isc; painters, 3. j..
WINDOW GLASS~ln boxes. 50 and 20
TO per cent discount, new list.
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New York Sep,omber 2S Money on call
easter ". 3lii, last loan 4. closed 3te5ti per
cert Prime mercantile paper. 7dtS per
cent Sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers hlls at hSldI So, foi.
demand ana 4ShfiiSt% for sizNty days
Posted rates. ls2nl 81 and ST. CONNER
cial bills 4S0ia, Bar silver, 6,es silver
b10ia
Government bonds strong; State bonds
dun railroad bonis lower
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POSTS FINANCIAL CAprrGRAM

,New York, September 2S.-rhe Evening
POSTS financial cah geam says:
l-ohdon-brlght weather has proved n
r'SlptttiNe TO the stock mHrkets, which
were distinctly better to-day. Caniangaes.
at course, were stih, American command
ca iuiiy per cent The account was
Improvement IN rrices followed Amer
''ans. especially were firm although tho
close was apprcc,ably below thc best At
ne close today the London money market
er cent The fact that the Hank Of Cor
many did not RAISE it's discount rate to-
gay. as expected, helped o. weaken The
Tendon market. as d also the gain in the
price for bar gold to rs lG94d per ounce.
Money mny perhaps be dogrer for few
days, but 1t Is now believed that the worst
OF the rise is over for the time.
The Paris and Berlin markets wera
steady.