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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-06

Mr. BoLLEs' LECTURE.-Rev. E. G. Bodies
of Salem, gave an exposition of the wonders
of polarized light at Reception Hall, City
Building, last evening, to a hall full of invited
listeners. Remarks by the Reverend gentle
man upon such subject could not fail to be in
teresting aud instructive, and the audience were
we'll repaid for their patient attention. The
magic lantern was brought into requisition,
and the advantages of polarized light in determ-
lining the capitalization and intimate structure
of microscopic objects fully shown. 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Bolles purposes delivering a
lecture on the same subject in City Hall at no
distant day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-06

SUSPENDED PAYMENT.-The firm of Norris
Hull s. Co., shoe manufacturers of this city,
have suspended payment meeting of the
creditors has been called next Tuesday at Bos-
ton Meanwhile the business of the firm will
continue as before. They have large amount
of orders untitled, goods in an unfinished state
which it is necessary to have completed. The
employees of the firm will be paid in full all
amounts that may be due them. An estimate
of their liabilities and resources cannot be Civ
en- at present
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-06

FIRE LAST NIGHT-About half past ten last
-l.as.a disaarAEad Aannas issninQ from
the wholesale liquor store of Rufus Stanley y
Son,on Fore street. Private Waterman Home
stead heard them cry out, and ran and sound
ed the alarm from box %. The Fire Depart
ment was promptly on The spot and after a
hard fight succeeded in subduing the flames.
Much anxiety was felt because the adjoining
building was the Office of the Kerosene Oil
Company. The fire is thought to have had its
origin in some defect about the cellar furnace.
The damage is estimated at $500. The build
ing is owned by the heirs of Daniel Fox, and is
insured for $4,000 at the agency of r. w. Deer
ing in the Manufacturers of Boston. Mr..
Stanley's policy run out about three months
ago. His stock was light.
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National Reform.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 5.-Iu the National
Reform Convention to-day the following deciar-
alton of principles were adopted:
list: The country and its constitution were
founded by Christians and should remain
Christian.
I'd: Whether it is acknowledged or not, Jesns
Christ is the ruler of the nations of the world
and Gods moral law IS the uation's guide.
Sd: The constitution fixes the moral status
OF the people: if the constitution be Christian
the people will be Christian.
4th: The object of this Association are the
perpetuaton of the Christian Sabbath, the
maintenance of the Bible in public schools, the
establishments of proper regard for the sancti-
ty of marriage relations and the suppression of
Intemnerance.
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THE ENcAMPMENT GIFT.-The painting pre-
scented to the l. o. O. F., in this city by King
David Encampment of Fitchburg, Mass, is
now on exhibition at Scbumachers'. The pic
ture, executed by C. K Hardy of Worcester,
Mass, is au allegorical representation OF the
progress of an Odd Fellow in the mysteries OF
the Order. Around the border are representa-
tions of scenes in Portland during the visit of
King David Eucamp ment last Fall. The CEN
scription.
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STATE OF MAINE.

IN House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 20, 1874.
"HE. EAS, The petition of Ra,b c. Jewett
w and others for charter for a Railroad Fl, m
Runford Falls ia the County of Oxford along and
upon the present location of the Portland and Ok
ford Central Railroad Mechanic Falls IN the
County OF Androscoggiu, thence by the feasible
rodte I" the city of Auburn is now pending before
this legislature .thnut sufficient notice to all per-
sons and parties, who are may be interested and
whereas sliu petition has been ferred t., the COM
mittee on Railroads for hearing of The parties,
Therefore, ORDERED, Thai notice of the ,endep-
cy OF said petition and OF the time and ,ss -n pe
heari of ali peIs and parties interested, s61
given by publ hing this preamble and order in The
oxford Demo, rat, printen in the County Of oxford
and the weekly Lewiston Journal published in
Lewiston in the County of Andro.coggin aud The
weekly Portland Press two We ks succe>siy ly: the
hrst publication in ach of said papers to be at least
ten days before Friday the thirteenth day of Febru-
airy next, on which day hearing will be had uefore
said committee in the Senate Chamuer ut two o. ock
in the afternoon al which lime all parties or persons
interested may be heard ii they shall see cause
heau ana passeI SEM up Tor concurrence.
5. j. CHADBOUKNE, Clerk.
In SENATE, Jan. 20. 1874.
Read and passed in concurrence.
SAMUEL W. LANE, sec'y.
Attest:
w2w6 SAMUEL W. LANE Sec'y.
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GRATTAN's LONDON EXHIBITION at Wills
ton Chapel last evening was attended by an ap-
preciative audience. The pictures IN them
selves are really works of much merit, and lost
none of their interest by the graphic dellEea-
tons of Mr.. E. Sands, who is meeting with
marked success IN the efficient churches, Sab
bath Schools and benevolent societies in this
comm,initv
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U. .. District Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
WEDNEsDAY.-The grand jury returned the fol
lowing indictments: .-.. ...-.
Henry Hudson and Charles Foss for obstructing Of
ficer Head in the discharge of his duty.
Patrick Sweeney and Henry Brown for breaking
open Graud Trunk Railroad car sealed by the U. S
Customs.
W. H, Drungard. Smuggling.
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New YoRK Fob 5-Even,up ia dull.
sales Sis o Si Hes Mddnr nPands at 10y Flour dS
at % q 90; Western 60 "a So; southern at rs
q II 20 70; Wheat quiet sales IS OOo bns No Spring
Chicago IS q | IS; No Sprins 55i: White Spring
easier sales rs 600 bnsh n az Do Torn snaae
q s5c afoat; old at IS a 9oc. oats ouiet: sales a.
white at 81 sc Beef sese a Mns 81 bs e4 S
Apri at 6 10: new mess III On ~ ne % o9s seer 10.
sales i5gu tes seller February at i6 q slc 1000 do
sener s,aacu az " sc; zooo 90 seller May at SCI
heavy OHIO NJ % q 80; State 81 q 4sc Wbiskey is
less active; western at GU q u; Rice Ia 4Llst
9 slc I'm S;oS nius s 4. S h sc sor
at g q ZIG; 1000 bags East India at 7te Coffee firm
6S a 72c. Naval Stores-Sprits Turpenin. tirfr,;.d
aetve at ass q zoe; Rosn unchanged; sales $50 bbis
, es aayancng saies 90 e Dds CT, de Sc
S5 D % 9n ssies @ o0o ibs AZ 1s delv-
freishts to Liverpool are dui orain per steam at
~
, MhoA9o rep trsde Wbs ad and nominal with
9n,y small real traae: Wnea. duli and declined; No
n,Slr,ng 20; NO oin,, az 22t cash; sci er for
M ar ~ No sfE, aat steady att III rejected at
ssar Sse cash. &c seller cir Ha.ch new Nc2 Mixed
oa ,sr =; az oStc; rsJected orr e 53se Lew 4sc
e e, II llr demand aa @ No syed &c CASH
and droopng; No Spring flesh a. so N Ssa'ey Dun
at 63 "a. Provisi ns dull and unset, la 'fs,pg
duh and lower al II A. cash; IA 70 seller fr Mar.h
Lar dull and shade lower at O5 % 10 casb o.
seller March. Bulk Meats are dun AID unse.t,sa sn
lower at at 81 SIC fos shoulders; II "a nc for ssort
ribs: lie foe short clear loose on spoi Gre.o HILL
"A lbs av at 9ic. whiskey is dull and lover ., en
Dressed Hogs active and higher ar m n, ? ~ -
light. w WI
Receipts-s,0o0 bbls four, 10000 bush wheat "A
Io push corn, l9ooO bush oats, 1000 bush rye 1900
Shipma,yy n oooI,,a
ooo nasI 49, S "c pols hour, loco busbwneat. L.
49, sS Sorp, o,VoV oush oars, 200 bush rye, 5000
'aso oafiey'
CINcISNATI. Feb 5-Proyjsions ou;e, and clos.a
dull; FORK nominally at IS 80 Lard dplI and Inv
ers demand reduction: steam held M o.. Lettia y,
otc onik Meats duh; iob ing lots shoulders al &C.;
dr uo sues az TIC; clear sie Sc; SIC for shou.-
clar rib ides sac; clean s Id NC fr shoulders
in fair demand al 70 ~ M s KS 1--we H. gs ere
@625; receipts 1900 head shipments 2too head w
Whiskey in fair demand at g6c Nv" Ne"A'-
MILwAUKEs, Feb. 5.-Flour quiet and uncbang-
ed; extra Spring at 90 a. So Wbeo, ia on,st apd
March ID fl a. OF - rc'ieI
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Especial to Press.l
Various Matters.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 5,-The Committee On Legal
Affairs will report bill fixing the compensa-
ton of Bank Commissioner at SIS for each
bank examined and 800 for making the an
nual report; also bill to incorporate the
Maine Sportsman's Association, aud a bill
providing that interest on notes not paid when
due, shall be at the same rate as specified until
paid.
The Committee on Banks and Banking occu-
pied the afternoon in considering the bill re-
lating to y tax on Saving Banks deposits. No
decision was reached.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5-Last nights session of
the National Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
was entirely taken up with discus zion as to
parliamentary rules for the government of sub
ordinate oranges. 1t has been decided by the
State agent Of the order now here to leave the
question of cooperation entirely to the Ma
tIonale Grange, with the view of having CON
sttutonal provision made for it. This will de-
fer the matter for another year, rs amend
ments to the constitution must be ratified by
two-thirds of the State oranges before they take
effect
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QUICK PAssAGE.-The schooner 'H. Means
Capt. Oscar f. earle, left this port with car
90 of lumber on Friday morning, the 30th ut.,
at IL IL o'clock, and arrived in New York at
4P, NJ. on the Sd inst; thus making the trip
inside of 101 hours, notwithstanding the in
terveninp severe cold and snow storm.
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GEOLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENrY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, u. c.,
.......... Feb. 5, 500 (P. NV
For New England
diminishing wintery winds, rising temperature
AID falling barometer.
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THE D. S. Ds.-Wa Call attention to the adj
vertsement of the d. S. DIS second entertain
ment. They are giving course OF four. The
first one was success, and we doubt not this
will be even better. The promenade concern
in the course, with Chandler to furnish the
music, will make the young folks happy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-06

ATTENTION P NJ. G.-There will be meet
ing OF he Portland Montgomery Guards this
and active members a ordered to be present
as business of Importance will come before the
meeting. Per Order.
WILLIAM j. MCCALLUM.
Company Clerk.
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GooD TEMpLARs.-At the regular meeting Of
members Of Mission Lodge,I o. G. T., We'd
nesday evening, the following were elected for
the ensuing quarter: w. G. T., Amrose Nc
Donald; w. V. T., j. Munroe; w R. s., S. R.
Seeley; w. f. S, Geo. Goodsell; w. T., E.
Marston; w. G., 81. II. Burleigh; w. NJ,
Fred. Nixon; w. L. G., A. McLeilen; w. O
q M Stoddard
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker.

THURSDAY, Feb. 5. Our wholesale markets are
very quiet there being but little business transacted
in any line. There is change to either in the
-four or grain markets and prices are the same as
quoted on Wednesday. Coffee is hardly as firm but
prices are without change. Provisions are steady.
Sugars are vii bout change and granulated is stil
held at 1Oa g 105c Molasses is quiet The cargo OF
new crop Muscovado is held at Csc.
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Charge of Corruption i'm Booths EIec-
fiOn

ton.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 5.-Aninvestigation
of the charges of corruption in come ;tion with
the recent U. s. Senatorial election in the Leg
islature of this State was begun last night
nj. ID. Bourck of this city, editor Of the
Sporting Journal, testified that j c. Caster,
Assemblyman from Julia county. told him that
he had been offered $1,000 to abandon Shafter
and vote for Booth.
Assemblyman Northrop Is reported as saying
that he had been offered money to vote for
Booth Nortbrop denied this statement under
oath, but said that a drunken man name !
Thomas Hughes told him he could have $1,000
if he would not vote for Farley
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ANNUAL MENTING.-The annual meeting of
the Portland Back Bay Land Company was
held yesterday afternoon at the office OF ii. j.
Libby. The following officers were cho sen for
the ensuing year: President, H. j. Libby /;
Clerk and Treasurer. N. Winslow; Directors,
H. j. Libby, j. Lynch, j. B. Coyle, Moses
Could Chas. R. Frost, Lyford Clark and j. N.
Wipsl0w
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BOARD OF TRADE.-At the monthly meeting
of the Board of Trade managers yesterday,
Messrs. J. L. Farmer, John .Porteous and WIS
Dana, were constituted committee to invite
Capt. Smith of the Scandinavian, on his return
to this port, to address the Board on the sub
juct of the introduction Of American fresh
meats into England.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-W William Parks. an en-
ploye of the Portland Steam Packet Company,
fell dead yesterday afternoon at his residence
on Adams street. Heart disease was the cause
of his DEATH He had been unwell for some
time, but no danger to life was apprehended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-02-06

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Warren johnson, State
Superintendent of Schools, was in the city yes
terday, and present at the North School exam
ination. He expresses the opinion that that
institution is by far the best of its grade in the
State of Maine
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To the Manufacturers of Portland.
The Board of Manufacturers respectfully an
nounce to the manufacturers of Portland that
an exhibition of all the goods and wares manu-
featured in our city, or elsewhere, under the di-
rection and control of our citizens, will be held
in Nag neat at our City Hall, to be called 1.-THE
Portland Industrial Exhibition" provided, suf-
ficient encouragement is received to warrant so
important undertaking by the Board,
Few people in our city, and none out of it,
have any adequate idea of the amount, variety
or value of Portland manufactures.
The object of this proposed exhibition is, to
gather together specimen products from all our
factories and work shops under single roof;
advertise the wares of all who exhibit; increase
the sale of Portland manufactured goods; draw
the attention of capital and labor to our city;
and demonstrate the Importance OF Portland as
a manufacturing center.
The Board have no doubt that steam power
can be procured for running machinery, so that
nearly all kinds of manufacturing may be put
in operation in City Hall before the eyes OF
visitors.
There will be no charge to exhibitors for adj
ihSsoh, OF Iof space In the nan, hui VIII Pii|oo
or diplomas be awarded.
Ihe expenses of the exhibition are to be de-
frayed by small admission fee to all visitors
other than exhibitors.
To determine the feasibility of holding such
an exhibition as is herein suggested, public
meeting of the manufacturers of Portland is
hereby called to meet in the Common Council
Room, City Building on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 11th 1874 All persons in the city interested
in manufacturing here or elsewhere, are earn
estly and cordially invited to be present and
lend the aid of their personal counsel to an en-
terprise which it is believed, cannot but prove
advantageous to all interests represented and
enhance the business prosperity OF all our cltl
zens.
G. p KiNRALL,
w. S. DANA,
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CITY AND VICINITY.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Masquerade Ball-Mechanic Bl es.
ID. 5. DIS Second Entertainment.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Music-C. X. Halves.
Obstacles to Marriage.
NEW'AUVERT1SEMEN
Wanted -Housekeeper.
Come Quick-Small Stock.
New Wooden Building-A. K. P. Leighton.
Legal Notices 2.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Chapped Hands and Face-Hinds.
A Store Key Found.
Attention p. Nj. G.
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York County =. j. Court.

BEFORE JUDGE VIRGIN.
THURsDAY.-ln the case of Leonard Knox VS.. Bos-
ton & Maine Railroad the jury were unable to agree
Albion X. P. Lord VS.. Joseph B. Palmer. Account
annexed:
Chase's mills, 1920 90
To work on logs above Dams mills, 10 90
Interest 80
S134 50
Credit for men furnished by defendant, "a 90
Due, 500 90
Defence is that defendant furnished according to
agreement, his proportion of men on the drive till
they overlook the main drive; that he then hired
Lane g Deering to drive his logs into Saco river On
trial.
Tapley for plaintiff.
Goodvin g. Limit for defendant,
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Receipts Of Flour

Receipts Of Flour.
GRAND TRUNK R. b
Consonees. B5is. Consionees. B5is.
Morshall q Ilsley. 200
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
ThUNk n. X.
Considnees. No. cars. ConsiqRees. No. car
w True, ........3 Kensell & Tabor, corn.
Webb q Phinney corn. II Wadron q True orn..1
Total. ........... 6
BY water conveyance 900 bush cornmeal to Geo
W True Il Co.
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Adulteration of Teas

RlNEs & ROBERTSON are selling great bar
gains in cotton of all widths, "A, 9-S, "a, ga
and 10-4 in bleached and unbleacbed goods; best
quality. feb3 eoptf
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Receipts by Railroad. and s,e.mbo...

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries, 1 do
kip, do apples, do c. boards, q do lumber, 3 do
piles. do heads. snow pillow, cars bark, do ship
knees, do corn, do flour, do for st john N B,
do for Halifax Ms, do for Bidde ord 20 do for Liv
erpOOl.
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MrsCELLANEUUs NOTICES.

A store key found. The owner can have the
same by calling at this Office.
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THE PRE-

Nov he obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunell & Co.
Andrews. Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, Hender.
SON and Chisholm Bros, on all trains that run out
the city.
Al Biddeford. of Pisbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon,
At Yatefville, OF j. s, Carter.
At GorEam, OF News Agent.
AT Bath, of j. 0. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens q, co.
at Kennebunk, of G. E. Miller. wv
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EurOpenu JDarLesa.

european Markets.
FRANKFORT, Feb SIS r. NJ. United States 5-aos
1862. at est.
LONDON, Feb. s. 80 p M.-Amercan securities
u. s. 5-2os, 1876 at l0Sl U. s. 1O-4Os, 1854. Erie
As. New York Central 9jt.
LIVERPOOL, Februa y 5-1.O0P. NJ Gotten is
easier out not quotahly lower; 1.:ii,ug upautls at
I'D; do Orleans SID; sales 10000 bales, Including
1000 bales for SPECULATION and expnrf =
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The Wyzeman Marshall Ensertai nmemt.
Mr.. EDIroR:-We are glad TO notice that the
managers of the grand dramatic and elocution-
airy entertainment to be held at the City Hall
February 18th, have placed the prices of ad-
mission at the reasonable rates-reserved seats
so cents, evening tickets 50 cents.
We doubt not that there will be sold a very
much larger number of tickets at these prices
than if placed as high as customary. There is
nothing more important as well as attractive,
than voice musical, well modulated and at
tuned by the Evolutionary standard, whether
in public or private life. The art of converse
ton or reading is really elocution, and when
coupled with an intelligent mind, is glorious
accomplishment
The attention of parents and teachers is es-
pecially called to the desirability of such en-
tertainments, as affording the young "pportun-
tiles to hear and acquire improved ideas and
knowledge of elocutlon.
We hope, therefore, on the above accounts as
well as the eminent ability and great popular-
ty of Wyzeman Marshall and Lucette Webster,
and the fact that Portland lady is to make
her debut, that there will be crowded house
and the affair be rousing success.
EDUCATION
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Very few people know the immense quanti-
ties OF poisonous teas that are put on the mark
ct. W. L. Wilson & Co., corner of Exchange
and Federal streets, have had their teas anal
yzed by f. L. Bartlett, State Assayer. AMI the
following is the result of his examination:
PORTLAND, Feb g. 1874.
This certiies that l have examined the fol-
lowing named teas for w. L. Wilson & Co., of
Portland, and have found them all free from
dele.eriOuS adulteratinns.
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OF the above named teas, regard the brands
known as Flowery Pekoe, Old and Young Hy-
son, and Lothair, rs remarkably pure, aud
would recommend them to those who wish a
pure article.
feb4-3t f. L. BARTLETT, State Assayer.
A FACT worth knowing, that Rubber Goods
can be repaired and warrented to stick, at
Halls Rubber store, under Falmouth Hotel.
iaoQtf
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ROston STOCK Lial,
New York stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YuRK. Feb. 5-Erenino-w Wall street was
generally dull to-day. Money closed easy at q
The following is the Clearing House statement:
Currency exchanges, currency balances,
S2Sl8,9 02; gold exchanges, s., 390; god bai-
Foreign Exchange closed at s3l q So for prime
The customs receipts to-day were $685. co. Gold
closed at l1s with Transactions at that price, i11
a ner cent The Assistant Treasu er pai ont ta.daS
S2il,000 account OF interest and $233UO0 in re-
dempion OF $40 bonds.
was as folows:-Gold balances 81 ,3O2 975; currep-
cy balances Sl,454,99l; gross clearances -O,OOO-
Central Pacific bonds closed at e51 "a OIL: Union
Facc nds al $50 q So 10 frsts, SGT q sos tor land
grants SOa 81 for incomes State bonds dull. Gov
ernnents firm. Stocks buoyant TIL late in the day
when apparently desperate trick was Iesorted TO by
the Bears in the shape ola report that legal ten,
ders had decreased nearly a million Tbs depressed
tn re was instead Slight in, rease, when the market
ut once rebounded from the low figures and closed
strong. 1t is understood that arrangements are De-
ing comp letrd by the Lake Shore Company to throw
over the Wabash road ami to hereafter connect by
tn. new Eel River road just completed from Butler
tn J,eansport an with the Columbus, Chicago Il
Indiana Central ut the latter point or Its western
connection; Pacific Mail was firm at SO e S5s Yves,
in late dealings; New York Central sold at 1884 "a
1915 Lake Shore from si5 q s21.
Inc follow rug were the YIoIasOns or Government
United States coapou 6's, 1881, ........,... 11sa
United states o-2vs iS62. ..1l5a
United States 5-2O's 1866 old .,... ....,.,.. lis
United States 5-2os lS65,uewex-int -. liz
Unt .J S Staes ", s0d,.'... ........ 1!St
united STATES 9.20s lssS,. 80. -. ......... llS1
United States SIS, new. ....,.. - iii
United States lo-iOs. ,ex-coupons. 49,. Ii4S
Ou.,e"os .'''''''... -. 115s
Stocks:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ......,.,....... 76s
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Chappcd Hands and Face, Salt Rheum.
and all affections of the skin, cured by using
HINp's HONEY and ALMOND CREAM.
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Foreign Exports.


HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Chase-22G0 bbls -four
200 do oatmeal So tons feed 100 pbls dried apples
bush beans.