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Frank Warren u home locking after Ms
gasrry interests
E. L. Spoaord, W &. Tkgrlew, Charles
Fsss znd Geea &c Beck were in Bostoa ia>i
week.
Jason GreenlsT has taken schooner
Hattie Collins" from winter quarters,
and will load stone for Boston.
weieh Bros. are fitting up the steamer
.-GrescDoFea getting ready for the ssrdine
business.
james Tharlow, who has been away to
school. arrived home Saturday. returning
Tuesday.
C. Il. s. Webb bought $50 bushels O!
clans at his factory at oceAnyille in
twenty Tour hours
Charles Grant shipped two loads o. paw
ing blocks TO Boston Monday.
II is rumered tbs, Fiye Bros. and W B.
Tharlow are TO open their fact orlss for
the pack Of ssrdines- Here's hoping they
do.
Eaton Bros shipped $50 barrels OF clans
to Portugal via New York to be Used
for h>a bait.
Mr.. Ingrshsu, OF Rockiand, has been
in town all the week teaching the band
boys. Judging by the sounds w hieh issue
fort . from the band ball he has greatly
improved their playing. ..Tnev Say" shs-
one OF the hsnc boys Is great" at max
ing clam stews-
April is. EUGENE
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within the precinct OF the school $
cordially invited TO unite.
The Ess, Surry woman who claims the
sundsy eggs for church and benevolent
purposes Was gisddened by collecting lSs
eggs last Sunday. Her husband has col
leeted the eggs all the week snd set ten OF
Twelve hen, since she got the 49, two
weeks age, so he Acknowledges her hon
esty in The egg count.
The CORES pondent Was much pleased to
receive copy OF the Arlington Tunes,
" arlington, from which | learn that an
Old fellow isborer for all good works
when In Nsine, IL. 4. h. Stanley, i BOW
al McAurray, in skagit county, Wash
lngton, stiiI an active Good Tempisr sod
no doubt engaged in OF her good y OK,
lie has the good wishes OF his Maine
friends.
April Is. I.
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COUNTY NEWS.


stonington
LETTER FROM CAPT. BARR
The following ies er from Capt. Charie=
Barr was received by Fred Weed en- re-
ceipt of the silver prize cup presented TO
aim by Fred Weed and "Colum bias
crew. the description of which wss in a
former issue OF THE AMERICAN.
Crrr ISLAND. y. Y April :. 1856
Ca y. p. p. Heed.
Ny DgAg CAFT-T have issi received yoaT
letter and the package whtch you and TIE cTv
Of tse Columbia" - kin1ly sent mse. ash ear
harslly say whs&her I was fasss surEsf5-s73 az
delighted on sssius the handsome eSp whtsz Is
ceatAtnet-
Elr-s. thank you ore ard 81 for ysar s-1-l
kfHs3 uess u rtFaeis' 4TtnE ne In this GEF=Fts-
oeates4 w@y, a4GhaASn / >aea94 nevfv hsEe fst-
ko;sRa It's tozs from Iaeev {>fe With
HAD TIRE pies GTp sest beastT CT beiVssE E. save
fazs saF In -. TAE- l.saetifai ;EepAx 81 -.
iasel % Entl.t eaes gl8r 1 tsak a. i IL g.
zreas satisfscEleg &C. Hss ths1 sae Esa y s5 t'.
tarlr part ~ WEI st2G . .saw saes arr satisfied
Wiz tae part I ls-8k In tss sHskfag
suppose NJ sfeu a#s zsas24ess BIS =asz-s
err taIs. z@a : IS lsst G44Hs tAat he = 4-z ..-
SEA Fssa.tS1 A. ara.
W. iseiia s0Ht 10 Eataae fs the h. =Hf-e
q Hzsz lstce a1assT tie srHE rae . very 4ze4 Ii e..
aHt Ssw iu tae Esatse-- a2saaJ = week AZ =
sse was ia krsmee-- aHss, Essluk-
zE sotzE ia tte .getH EseaI '-t1otcHil7 --=.
sEaaae-, AMI AaEe 30 n4sn tas pleasure -a
las yoG -esEss uEue c4rt1z tos ~eazsa- sr4
taaHA5nE wa IsrraaAsjv faT Fuur HsSEF Tsr# &C.
Ia tae nseant4szs. : wtE AK yrG - aaes# --.f
tssst EAaaG -, #ys8 CONVEX tire s21se 80 fea a'ts
lGtaht4's" crew H9pieE bssv IsAe VI s.&ra
CHzx BARI
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W altman
Henry B-siey L al work In Ellsworth
Miss Nest3e Blake Is Waiting friends In
East brook
Jessie Woe worth. Of Franklin. Is in
town 70. feE days.
Miss Madeline Csoagh, Q; East brock,
: visiting friends here.
Charles Martin and wife have gcns to
Ellsworth 10 work tor Il 3. Moore
George Kitchen sn1 Crcsn Dscksy
have gone On the river fos- !. T. Giles
Cyrus Dickey and wife are visiting
rsAsflvs> IN Bar Hsrtor and HuA's Cove
Thomas Grincie has moved his family
to Ellsworth Fails. where ne Ass s2p.oy-
Esss Ia @iil.
Ap<ii Is Il
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E-ea, c. SCI
ting l1a:es a.
0al;hy oo2-
rca CT TIE h[-
neys; Il L zAas
yc-r linen Il IS
eyi5.rc. CT k6-
n-y roGh- toe
E>4-c1i ceIe -
pass j, O. pan II
the lack 3 also
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Il ss1 lSEaaBe.
Funeral services cvsr the remains Of
Ms Aoo1e 0s2it, Y 10 died al Seat bern
Pines. N - last wseE. viii be held Al the
lower cAErch here nsx1 Sun6sv afternoon
a. O'Clock Rev. A H Cosr. Of the Els
worth U1isGrizn ca1reh, ossiSisting.
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Wess Brrooksville-

Wese Brooksvllle-
Mrs. Andrew w@eoss weat to Brewer
lssE SeSk.
Miss Lizzie HAYES rssarnsd ,roa Bss-
ion SATURDAY,
TIE schooner '-Conns-csA, Capt Gray,
Is at Wasso1as " hsrf undergoing retsSrs-
Steamer 'Msso-ie" broke her stern post
On the down trip lsss Tuesday. and 4 q.
detained here one csy tn- rsgsl-s
April Is. ToNsoS.
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"lcelns hemoFEhoids were the plague O! ny
life. Was almost Wild. paan's ointmeni cured
ne quickly and permanently, after doctors asd
failed !" c. +. Cornweu. Valley street, >Aa
gertie~, Y -Adrs
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There IS co-fc-r II Il. knc~seSge So
of-ta expressed ira. Or. Kll-r.-x Sxx-r,-
Rect TIE Erez, kaez-y remedy fzlflIls every
~lsa \ cZl1g ra-z-saE, rzia II Ii.
bxcx. s.1o-yx Ev.-. blssS-< z,1 every rz-r
CT -. E-Eazry passage l. co-rec-s lzztaEty
70 -o4- ~1z.-r sa- scz1--g pan In rass11s
Il, c- tz- effects fo4ss~zzy Zse CT A1gcr,
wire o. BE- an cTe-co-eS t--zt E--ie4sz-.
n-ceS-ty q beng co-p-4e5 20 g cHez
o-rsag the ozy. AID &c ger - Exzy tines
c-rSzg TIE Right TIE Ell55 z-5 II. cx.ra-
cr1-z-y essect c: Swamp-Root : soc1
r-zE-e1 il sszoos IN. hsga-Sz fs- Is x'cr-
c--tzl cures {. TIE -osz c1sr-sS-g case
ii yoz nees1 --ae-s>1ae yoz snc-ic azv- tie
hes Sod y --Ggg-s-s n 5oc- arr s.. sizes
Yoz E-zy have szzrl. bot-l. Of this
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Mrs LIS SxIie-yoQ said Mrs Wsoss h
got her turnItzre On the instsliment plan.
didn't yors Mrs Desrborn-Ys; she's
aaa foar husbands, and got little with
each ons.
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sossoe-T- Sc E-y
an : hsocs t-ss 1--ls
r--> a1,,z- i. tso.E SCI.
Absolutely frs. ry rail.
s15ress Cr. EIl-z-r o.
The colored American., 1900-05-05
NEU RYPNOLOGY.

The science of the TN eutieth Centu-
ry, includes Mesmerlsm, dypnot;sm
Personal Magnetism, Magnetic Healing
Suggestive Therapeutics, Telepatny,
Mind Reading, Clairvoyance, and
other allied Phenomena. 1t demon.
stra es that there ia latent force in
every man and woman by which you
can work wonders, oDly you learn how
to use it. By this wonderful power You
can alleviate pain, cure diseases, opium,
morphine, whiskey and cigarette bsb-
it's. influence and control man and
beast, win admiration and love, be
Influential in life, successful in your
business as we'll as enabled to get up
and conduct the most thrilling enter
tainment ever witnessed This science
explains to you the fundamental prin-
ciples Of magic, wltchcraft, sorcery,
phsntoms, apparitions etc., and teach
you how to duplicate and phenomens
that you ever heard OF. 1t can be
learned in very short time. Every
body is invited to investigate. Psrtlcu
lars free by mail. Address, THE NEU
RYPNoLoGIsT, F. 5sS Faribault, Mimi
The colored American., 1900-05-05
Cures
Weak Men
rec

Insures Love and Happiness.
How any man may quickly cure him
self sfter years of suffering from sexual
weakness, lost vitality, ,varicocle, etc. and
enlarge small weak organs to full size
and vigor. Simply send your name
a. address to DR.. L. W. Knapp, 1911
Hull Bldg, Detroit Mich and he will
gladly send the free receip pit with full di.
rections so that any man may easily
cure himself at home. This is certain
ly most generous offer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail
show how men write him.
"DearSir:-Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. l have
given your treatment thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinar 1t
has completely braced me up. I am just
as vigorous as when boy and you can
not realize how happy am"
Dear Sir:-Your method worked
beautifully. Results were exactly what
| needed. Strength and vigor have
completely returned and enlargement
is entirely satisfactory"
Dear Sir;-Yours was received and
[ had no trouble in making use of the
receipt es directed, and after a few
days use can truthtully say it is boon
to weak mon. l am greatly improved in
size, strength and vigor,"
ALI correspond dence is strictly con-
fidenuial, mailed in plain sealed en-
velope. The receipt is tree for The ask.
ing and he wants every man to have it.
The colored American., 1900-05-05

Bethel Literary and Historical Asso-
ciaiiou is rounding out the most sue
csssful and in the truest sense the most
profitable season 1t has enjoyed In Its
Nineteen years OF existence. Almost
loae Prof. ". II. Richards has admin
istered the Office of President-not hat
he has lacked support, encouragement
and sympathy because the broad
plan Of work laid out was 80 thorough
ly his, and it's proper execution depend
ed so completely upon his sagaci'y, en-
ergy end application, that the official
board has been more than content to
indor.e his every suggestion and action
and back him up at every turn with the
fine force of their moral and financial
strength. Thus compactness of Or
ganization, intellectual affinity, and q
level headed executive have combined
to assure Bethers premiership among
the Afro American literary associations
of the country, and largely augment
its power for good The attendance has
been excellent, no matter what the at.
traction or the character of the master,
rorthe people have come 10 reserve Tues.
'ay nights for Bethel running no risk
4 missing what they know will be a
treat OF the richest variety. AS an ed.
uca -.Y on general lines Bethel occupies
a place in this community not lees high.
ly honored than Howard University
Prof. Richards cannot be too heartily
commended for his signal services dur
ing the past two years, and all join in
the hope that he Will accept a re elec'
tion to the presidency on the ssh of
May.
The colored American., 1900-05-05
New Blood in the Oratorical Field.

NO" DlooS III lhe Oi@'oIie@i ieiu'
The recent food Cf dinners has
brought to the fore quite number of
n,w orators. Everybody knows the Ca
pabilities of the men who have been
with US all these years, and upon them,
comment is unnecessary. But the
newer scrool deserve especial mention
and praise Al the Cooper dinner
Lieut. L. II, r. Clarke, caplivsted> his
hearers by smooth and thoughtful
delivery. At the Chase dinner, laurels
were hsaped upon DR.. G. c. Stewards
fac word-Paintlng and w. EP Pollard's
clean cut iGgtc. At the Thompson din
ner the surprIses were ]. G Campbell,
West Wig nina; J. L Raskins, of Vir
ginia; F.. Il. Gather, OF New jersey
all eloquent aud impassioned speakers
Mr. h. Y. Arnest put maa-
sard roof on his already brilliant repu-
tation as an orator Of the classic school.
The colored American., 1900-05-05

For the remainder Of the season the
following schedule is announced:
April 4. 4.-Topic The Negro. (a) IN
Africa- Rev. Albert P. Miller, Some
time Missionary to Africa. (b) In the
West Indies Mr.. Walter B. Hsyson.
(c) In South America Rsv Alexander
L. Garner. (d) His Probable Future Ii
the Umied States. Five minute volun-
tsry addresses.
May 1.-Trpic-Basis OF Progress. 1.
Agricul ure- Prof. Wm. II. ri. Hart. 2.
Industry hon. Henry p. Cbeatham
8. Commerce Hon. Judson w. Ly ons.
May s. Address. Prof James B.
Dudley, President Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Greensboro, N. Q.
Election of Officers.
May 10. -Topic-Lessons From the
Life of DR.. J. c. Price. Hon. John G..
Dancy.
May s2-Closing Addreis-Professor
Booker I. Washington, Principal Tus
keges (Ala. Normal and Industrial In
stitute.
The colored American., 1900-05-05
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

Bethel L t.rary d His orica. Association
Ruurd ng Out he Mos Brilliant S, aSon
in Its i,inc ren Years of Existence - The
Dsbt Washing on Owes 20 Prot. Rich.
ards announcement.
The colored American., 1900-05-05

Health for 10 cents Cascarets make
the bowels a. d kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
iousness and constipation.
The colored American., 1900-05-05
TIE
INDIAN
MEDICINE
NAH

Call and see the Indian Herb Medi
cine Man, No. 620 Nor. b EutaW Street,
Baltimore. He cures all diseases that
are known to man or beast, or no
charge, no matter what your disease or
affliction may be. and restore you to
perfect health. Millions of people, the
nest and leading ones in the United
states, will testify thst he is the most
wonderful healer of all complaints in
the world. He uses nothing but Herbs,
Roots, Barks, Gums, Balsams, Leaves,
Seeds, Berries, Flowers and Plaats,
made into teas. He has cured thous-
ands that the most skiIIful physicians
and the best hospital physicians
ia America and Europe have gwen up
10 die, and said there was no cure for
them. Sent to any address by EXPRESS.
For full particulars send 2 cent stamp
for answer
J4MES P. KERR.
THE INDIAN HERB MEDICINE
MAN, $40 n EUTAW 81.
BALTIMORE. Md
BEWARE OF IMITATION
Mono genuine unless the name ls on
the label or psckage
J. 2. KERR,
No. 620 N. Eutaw Street,
Ba H:ore, Md.
Yes. ]. P. Kerr Ia dead. but his widow
Mrs Kerr, and her manager L. ]. Hav.
den, are oonductlne the business All
who come are made welcome. 62O N.
Eutaw. BALTIC Nd. None genuine un
less bought at $40 N Eutaw at. Cure
guaranteed or no charge.
- Mention The Colorsd American,
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
WALDERSEE ACCEPTED
TO LEAD ALLIED TROOPS

Berlin, Aug. 10. - Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee. recently APP
pointed to the supreme command OF
the German forces in China and look
ed upon in some quarters as likely to
be chosen as commander-in-ch of
the international troops was inter-
viewed last evening by a press CORE
spondent shortly after his arrival in
Berlin.
MY appointment" said Gen. Won
Waldersee. rs due entirely to the
initiative of Emperor William.
shall start for China. going, probably
by way OF San Francisco, in a short
time ! am fully aware Of the great
difficulties | shall have TO meet in
China and of the extreme delicacy OF
my position there. but | can only say
that shall do my best to prove my
self worthy of the honor and of the
confidence placed in me by the kaiser
Countess Won Waldersee will accom-
pany me to the United States"
The German foreign Office told the
press correspondents last evening thai
the consent of the other powers had
been virtually secured to the selection
Of Count Won Waldersee as command
er-in-chief
Countess Won Waldersee Is a native
Of the United States, her maiden name
having been Mary Esther Lea.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
ITALIAN ANARCHISTS
RIOT NEAR PITTSBURG

Pittshurg. Aug. 10.-About 100 ltal
ians have been rioting near Zolcrs.
Vile, Washington county. this state
for the past two days with more or less
serious results. but no fatalities have
As yet been reported The men are
engaged laying the pipe line for the
Wheeling Natural Gas company. Hall
of their number are said to be an
archists. and have been celebrating
the assassination Of King Humbert
The anarchists refused to allow the
others TO work and the loyal friends OF
the dead king have been contesting for
their rights. II is reported that many
of the rioters have been wounded, but
none are dead.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
Large Consignment

. Very near a half-car load OF single
and two-pair lots of sample summer
shoes carried by the travelling sales
men who represent the large manufac-
turing house OF A. ]. Bates & Company
of New York and Webster, Mass, was
consigned to Norris Levy, who oper-
ates the Levy's Kumfort Shoe House
at No. 223 Market street. AS the sam
pies were Of no further use TO the man
ulacturcrs they were consigned to sell
az less than the cost OF the making
Mr.. Levy intended 10 place them on
sale Saturday, but owing TO the fact
that so many excursions are going ou.
Saturday he has decided to have his
bargains Web represented by the ex-
cursionists and will begin the sale Fri
day morning. Furthermore, to give
everybody an opportunity to partici-
pate in the extraordinary bargains he
Will keep mis- store open until IL
o'clock this evening to accommodate
his vast army Of customers. We ad-
wise all our readers TO visit his nam
moth shoe house at No. 223 Market
street. II they are desirious of making
their dollar far-reaching.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
ALLIES LOSE TWO
HUNDRED, BUT WIN A
SIGNAL VICTORY OVER.
YANG-TSUN CHINESE
Continued From First Page)

ing the Chinese we're driven from their
defense works
Another dispatch to the same paper
dated Tien Tsin. Aug. 6. recounts re-
connaissance that morning by the Jep-
anese heyound Hsi Ku. the result be-
ing that the enemy was developed IN
strong force. well fortified. nc Wei lIo
Tho Chinese were superior In num-
bers. and. after facing the fire Of seven
guns the japanese retired ON Hsi ku
with three killed and q wounded, but
having captured 200 horses.
With the exception of these mes
sages Gen. Chaffee's report is the only
account published by the London
morning papers telling Of the capture
Of Yangtaun.
The editorials incline to view The
progress toward Pekin as thus fai
splendid but one which cannot b'
maintained at the present rapid rate
as the concentration Of supplies anI
the establishment OF bases will caus'
inevitable delays.
The commissioner of customs a
Shanghai mas received routine mes
sage from Sir Robert Hart, director
general OF imperial customs. showing
that the latter is still conducting th
business OF imperial customs--a rathe
curious condition Of affairs when takel
IN conjunction with the words: 81 Hap
ply still alive" which he included II
the dispatch, which was dated Pel1in
July q.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
MERCHANTS BODY
r. FOUND IN RIVER
Was THAT Of Marks Leiber-
man, of EIktOn, Who Has
Relatives Here

Chester. Pa. Aug. 10.-The corpse
of Marks Leiberman, clothier OF Elk
ton, Md. was found floating in the
river yesterday by Edwin Con, who
was cruising in naptha launch.
He towed the body to the wharf and
sent for Coroner Fry.
An examination of the pockets Of
the deceased brought to light a ham
derkerchief marked with the letters
IN. H." a return ticket from VIII
mington TO Elkton. Md. issued Mon
day last; a portion of a letter sign
ed Katie Laymar" A pocketboOk
contained 67 cents and receipts foI
SaO0 and $500.
The police at Elkton were notified
and the identity of the man was learn.
ed. and also that he left Elkton on
Monday last purchasing a round-triT
ticket to Wilmington
His family was under the impression
that he was going to Philadelphia fol
his Fail stock Of goods, but for the
past two days have been uneasy about
him, not having heard from him since
he left home.
OF late years. Mr.. Leiberman has
done but little business and worry
over financial matters weighed heavily
upon his mind.
IL is thought probable that the man
committed suicide by drowning. but il
is possible that his death may have
been due TO accident. lie was 65 years
OF age, a native of Germany and for
more than thirty-hve years has been
in active business at Elkton. A
widow and five children survive him.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
TWO LIFE INSURANCE
SWINDLERS SENTENCED

Chicago. Aug. 1O.-The trial OF Dr.
Michael M. Regent, Mrs Della A. Ma
honey Mrs. Nora O'Brien. James
O'Brien and Margaret Sheehan for
conspiracy to defraud came to a close
last night. DIR. Regent and Mrs. Ma
honey were given indeterminate SEN
fences in the penitentiary, and the
balance Of the defendants were SEN
fenced to pay fines. The charge against
all the defendants was the fraudulent
securing Of insurance money from the
Knights and Ladies' OF Security, a
fraternal Insurance organization. II
was proved that they brought in
fraudulent claims OF death and col
lected the insurance money.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
Temperance TaII,s Were interesting

Harvest home exercises Of Fairview
Lodge Of Good Templars in Whiteman's
Grove yesterday afternoon were a sue
|cCss. -Four thousand people were there,
amcng them ipgny politicians AMI all
were delightfully."- entertained ny the
speakers, who are men of ability. They
were Major George A. Hilton, of Wash
ington; the Revs. e. II. Derrickson of
Bellevue; Joel l.. Gilhllan, Of Newark T;
Thomas N. Hammond of Ebenezer,
and the Hon. E. d. Nichols, Of Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia. Aug. 9-Flour steady;
winter superfne, S2i0d260; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. S3.25N3f0; city mills. extra,
S2.65a2.g0. Rye flour quiet at S3.10a320
per barrel. Wheat strong; No. 2 red, in
elevator. 7iAMl5c. Corn firm; No. mix
ed, spot in elevator i3Aa43Ac.; No. 2
and steady: No. white, clipped, 301ac.;
lower grades. 27ihMSc. Hay steady ,
choice timothy. SIC for large bales. Beef
steady; beef hams S2ON2 Pork steady;
family, S5Nl5.25. Lard easy; western
steamed, $40. Live poultry quoted at
lie. for choice western fowls and 11Q14c.
for spring chickens as TO quality. Dress
ed poultry Qresh killed., choice western
fowls, He. old rOOsters. 6lac. nearby
chickens. as TO size 12al5c. Butter firm;
/ creamery, llQ2Oc.i factory, current pack
ed. l4df5hc.. imitation creamery. 15Nlgc.
New York dairy 15iaWl9c.; fancy Penn
sylvania prints iobbbng at 2iQNc.; do.
wholesale, &c. Cheese steady; large, coll
ored. 9Ams#c.; small do. l0iAc.; large,
white. gesH9Ac.; small do. 1Ohc. Eggs
steady. New York and Pennsylvania, IA
Ml1c.; western, llNl2&c. Potatoes steady;
southern. S.25a175; Long Island. Sf.62ik
4ll5 Cabbages quiet; Long Island, I.15
q225 per 100.
changed. Wheat firmer; spot and the
MONTH 75nI5hc. September. 76076Lc.;
steamer No. red, lSiad7Sa4c.; southern,
by sample, 6Snl6c. do. on grade, 74Q76c.
Corn dull; mixed. spot and the month,
434d42Ac.: September, 43L643ikc.; No
vember or December. new or old 1870
s9ssc.; January, size; steamer mixed,
42hM43sc.; southern, white and yellow,
45a46c oats more active; No. white,
old. 2Sd2Siac. new. 27H27iac. No mixed,
old, 26c,; new, 25c. Rye dull No, near
by, 4Snf9c.; No. 2 western, SOC. Hay firm;
No. timothy S5.5Oal6.
Live stock Markets.
New York Aug. Sleeves weak; no
later cables exports. 150 cattle Veaia
steady; buttermilks weak, veals, S4 500
7.40 buttermiks. $3.50; city dressed veals
steady at Sullizc. per pound. Sheep
steady; good lambs firm; common grades
weak; sheep. $3d5, lambs S5u7l5: culls
N7J. Hogs nominally firm at S5.S5Q6 for
choice state hogs.
East Liberty Pa. Aug. Seattle mar
ket steady. extra. S550d5.7O: prime S. 4Off
$50; common, S350a4. Hogs lower: me-
diums. s5S0a5.S5; good Workers. pigs and
light weights $3.50. fair Workers, $500
b.s5, heavy hogs. S5.G0M650: roughs. S39s
Q5. Sheep slow and lower. choice weth-
ers, A.60p470. common, Sl.50Q250; choice
lambs, S75q6; common 10 good, sidG.50
veal calves, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
LINe stncI. NInrl,efn.

Five-cent Sporty Boy" cigar, sold by
II leading dealers.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
MS Wool Knee Pants &c NO2 White Linen Handkrchles iC.

White potatoes barrel, new prince .sl.5l 10 81. 20
White potatoes, basket, new prime. 3Oc to 35c.
Sweet pOthtOes basket, Jersey ....... 40 to zoe.
Apples, new, crate. ...... .........
Peaches, Del, and Nd, baslSet.........2j TO Soc
Eggs, Del, and Md, dozen ............H IA TO l5c.
Chicken, live, pound d.................l 10 TO lie.
Evening journal., 1900-08-10
500 to Baltimore and Return;$2. 90
TO Harper's Ferry and Return Via
II. & o. r.. r.. Sunday, August IL

Sunday. August 70. the b. G o. rail-
road will run popular excursions to
Baltimore and Harper's Ferry. The
round-trip rate to Baltimore will be
81, and to Harpers Ferry, $500. Special
train will leave Delaware avenue sta
tion at 500 a. m, Newark at 9.4O a. m.
Returning, leave Harper's Ferry at 6
y. m.. and Baltimore at $50 D. m.