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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13
Municipal Court.

JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
FRIDAY-Mary Ward. Common drunkard 30
days Committed.
John Kelly. Assault and battery. Fined SO with
costs Committed.
Patrick O'Neal and Michael Toomey. Search and
seizure. Fined $50 each with costs. Paid.
Rufus Stanley. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with costs Paid. Kingsbury
Michael Mulherin. Search and seizure. Dis
charged. Bradbury.
Michael Murray. Search and seizure Discharged
Cleaves.
James Herman. Search and seizure. Mspomer
Discharged. Bradburys
Michael Haley. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with COSTS. Appealed. Clifford.
Hugh Doherty. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with costs. Appealed.
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The Allan mail steamer Prussian from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool Thursday.
Rev Rush r. Shipper of Boston, will preach
at the First Parish church tomorrow.
The owner of a valuable cane bearing his
name can find the same at the PRESS office.
The elevator on Galts wharf began work
yesterday afternoon, although it is not yet full
ly completed.
Officer Sterling arres ted two small boys yes
terday, who were charged with the larceny of
furniture from family who were moving on
Chestnut street.
Horatie Hight, Esq, of Saco, is making ar
engagements to build another season, a summer
residence at Pine Point, Scarboro.
The new time table goes into fleet on the
Grand Trunk Monday
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Messrs. j. NJ. Whittemore and Joshua Nye,
Esq, Of Augusta, and W. H. Small of Nashua
are at the Falmouth.
FL. g. Wilcox of New York and w. W. Bur.
rill Of Bangor, are among the arrivals at the
Preble.
Prof. Nidill, G. Fl. Dearborn. G. A. Fabian,
and G. A. Fairfield of Philadelphia, A. L.
Densmore, Boston, A. M. Jacobs and sister,
Couticook, Canada, and Gilman Martin, Bos-
ton, are at the City Hotel.
The Christian Mirror will publish new
serial story, beginning next week, from the pen
Of Miss Elizabeth Barrett Emery of Gorham.
1t will be entitled "Timothy Reed
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DEcEAsED.-It will be remembered that some
time ago the PRESS contained an item in regard
to two school girls who assisted destitute wo-
man who lives in the eastern part of the city.
This woman had child ten months old, and
the parents of one of the girls took it to their
home to care for until the mother was able to
take care of it herself. The child was sick at
the time it was taken in charge by the good
people, and since that time it has fingered
along until yesterday, when it died. The moth
er is still quite ill.
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ASSAULT. Yesterday noon three men who
were cut cunning oa Scarbaro' marsh, got on
board freight train on the Boston 81 Maine
road 70 ride to the city They refused to pay
their fare and the conductor took their guns
one of them paid the three fares and when
they got of one Durham of Turner's Island
threatened the conductor severely, After
words be picked up large rock and threw it
through the car window, striking a train hand
and knocking him over. Complaint was made
at the police station and Deputy Brdg and
officer Sterling went oyer to Burnham's house
and arrested him. He admits the assault
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded In this
county yesterday:
Brunswick-Lot of land from Daniel A.
Booker to Ausress LunI
Cape ElIzabeth-Lot of land, contain ming five
acres, from Charles aud William Jordan to
Royal Leighton and Horatio Q. Wheeler.
Cumberland-Farm on Great Chebeague Is.
land from Henry Mansfield to Isaiah Mans
field
Portand-Lot If land on Pine street from
the Portland Real Estate aud Building Com
pany to Charles J. Walker
Stan lish-One-third part of two lots Of land
from Runs 3. Mitchell to Roxanna Mitchell,
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FIRE.-At about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered on board the schooner
John Somes at Long wharf The man who
first discovered it started off TO the police sta
,ion after some one to strike the alarm, as the
store where the key was kept was unopened.
In the meanwhile Joe Baker, the driver of
Eagle hook and ladder truck, heard of the fire
and hitching the hose carriage of Casco No. 3
to his truck he went to the spot and the fire
was soon extinguished AS the vessel has been
shut up for several DAYS it is thought that the
fire was the work of an incendiary. The cabin
was burned out with all its contents, and the
vessel was damaged to the extent of $500.
There was small insurance. Casco steamer
No. 5 did not go to the fire as was stated in the
Advertiser. The horses were out to work at
the time.
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CENTENNIAL MEDALS -The Messrs. Lori3g,
Short & Harmon have IN stock some OF those
handsome centennial medals in white metal,
which every one desires to possess in view of
the great celebration next year. The medals
are finely ca land make handsome ornaments
The flrm have also paper weights containing in
olown glass representations of the finest build
Ing on the centennial grounds There are bott
ornamental aud convenient, and will serve also
as souvenirs OF the year which completes oul
first century of national existence.
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AN OLD OFFENDER.-Two years ago last
March there was quite riot on Centre street
on Sunday night, in which Officer Field was in.
jured. The ringleader, James Doherty, left
town early the next morning, and has not been
seen here since until last night, when he re.
turned. He at once made his arrival known
and was waited upon by officers Bates, Miles
and York. He was perfectly willing to go to
the station until he discovered that he was
wanted for the riot. when he showedifght and
appeared like himself until he was securely
ironed. 1t will 60 hard with him this morn.
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BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-The following Seniors
have been appointed to take part in the COM
ing Senior and Junior exhibition: Andre VS.,
Bates, E. 81. K'mbail, Libby, Paine, Perry,
Sargent and Waltz
The following Seniors have been elected to
the Senior society, Kappa Kappa: Alden,
Hall, Jameson. Leavitt. Newcomb, Payne,
Payson, Perry, Prince, Stevens, Sewal and
Watt
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LARCENY.-An old man on his way to Can
ada, came down from Boston yesterday morn
ing on the boat, and went to Mrs. Adams
boarding house on Fore street to wait unit
tram time. Here he met number of sailors
and they all took something" several times
One of them stole the old mans coat, after a
while, which caused officers Rich and Grbben
to arrest the old man and two of the sailors.
The old man had 800 on his person. Last
evening officers Rice and Garland arrested
another man who was at the house when the
coat was stolen. They knew the old man had
money about him and were evidently after it,
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TEMPERANCE.-The Reform Club will hold
their weekly meeting in the Congress street NJ
E. church tomorrow evening at 7 clock. The
int+re It of these meetings ale manifested by
the crowds who come to listen to the earnest
appeals of the reformed men to induce those
who are sufferit from the use of Intoxicating
drinks to leave their cups The public are cor
daily invited
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THE MUSEUM This afternoon and evening
the last representations of "Ours" will be Civ
en- at the Museum. The play is one which
should command crowded houses each evening"
and these last opportunities to see it ought to
be improved by all who delight in witty dia-
logue and fine scenic and dramatic effects The
matinee this afternoon will afford ladies a
chance to see the drama.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13

NJ. G. NJ. A. LEcTUREs-The Maine Char-
table Mechanic Association have secured an
excellent course Of lectures which will be free
to all. As whole the list will compare favor.
ably to that presented by other associations
The first lecture will oe delivered at the Libra.
ry Rooms, Mechanics Building, by Judge
Knight. Monday evening next.
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OUTRAGEoUs.-Most everybody in Portland
knows Mr.. e. Wilson. the aged coored man
who minds his own business aud makes liv-
ing by withdrawing. He lives at No. 8 New
Federal street. 1t is hardly possible to coz
ceive that boys brought up in decent families
could commit an outrage upon so peaceable and
respectable an old man. Such, however, is the
case For long time boys have been in the
habit of stoning his house in the night time,
not only annoying him thereby, but infictipg
personal injury upon him. The other night a
young scoundrel threw stone through the
window and struck the old man in the face
knocking out one of his teeth. Such thing
are disgracpful in the extreme and some steps
should be taken to insure to this defenceless old
nsap freedom from ruffianiy moestaton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13

MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION The
ladies of the New Jerusalem CHURCH and socie-
ty are to give select entertainment at Grand
Army Hall on Monday evening, for the benefit
of the society. The programme includes the
pleasing pantomime entitled Glove in Am.
ousb," and Mother Goose with songs. 1t Will
be very enioYable affair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13

CONGRESS ST.. LECTURE COURSE. - Next
Monday eveoing Prof Lummis OF Massachu-
setts will deliver the seco d lecture iu the Con-
GROSS Street church lecture Course. The SUBJ
iect will be "The Deluge OF Noah, and as the
Professor is very entertaining speaker the
ecture will doubtless be very interesting.
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Music HALL.-Messrs. Caldwell and Car
penter are meeting with great success at Mu-
sic Hall. They had good audience last even
ing and the entertainment was very amusing
They give matinee this afternoon and an eve
ming performance.
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OVERHEARD. "A drunken man fell overheard
from Franklin wharf last night about eleven
o'clock and would have been drowned but for
the arrival of Officers Rice, Garland and Co.
veil, who fished him out and took him to the
station
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f. BAILEY & Co. sell at rooms So 81 and
80 Exchange street. at 10 O'Clock to-day, several
new and secondhand parlor SUITS black walnut
chamber set, new and secondhand pianos car
pets, &c. A good opportunity for those to pur-
chase who are in want of ary of the above
goods
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rHE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Levee s. Promenade Concert-City Hall.
NJ. G. NJ. A Free Lecture.
Mr.. Earl-Temperanc Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Not One-Geo. Fenno.
Kendall g. Whitney,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. o. o. F.-The Monthly Meeting.
Non-Residence Taxes in the Town of Westbrook,
To the Hon Senate-Seth Scammon.
Wanted-Situation.
New Cottage 10 Let.
FouDd--G. +. Burnell.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13

BIunCn Once OIL Dr. So Edwards, goo
fremont street, Il 0stOn, the Successor
of the late DIR. ,. Clawson Kelley,
the renowned founder of the Analytical Practice
Of Medicine and the original compounder of Dr..
Kelleys celebrated Medi,ine-would say to the
People Of Portland and Vicinity, that he makes
with Pulmonary Consumption Coughs, Bleeding at
the Lungs Scrofula, Dyspepsia Cancer, Diseases Of
the Liver, Heart, Kidneys and Spleen Eruptions of
all descriptions, Dropsy, Tumors, Asthma, Female
Complaints, Costveness, Diarrhea. Fits, st. Vitus
Dance. Nervous Prostitution. Rheumatism, Impoten-
cy, Bronchitis Gout Neuralgia, Mysteries, Apopexy,
or any other disease; can consult him FREE OF
CHARGE from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. M.
Cases which have been pronounced incurable by
other physicians are especially solicited DR.. Kelleys
Medicines have reached and cured hundreds of just
such cases. If patient suffering with any of the
above diseases has any reasonable amount of ner-
strength remaining, he can be cured with these
remedies. See certificates of remarkable cures in
our "Medical Advertiser
GR@All persons placing themselves under DR..
Marshals treatment, will have the privilege of cal
ling upon him at any time for additional information
or change OF treatment, as symptoms may indicate,
without additional expense. se21d6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS. the circula
ton Of which, per month, exceed, 100000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13

WEST FALMOUTH. Owing to the severe
s,orm Wednesday night the temperance meet
ing was adjourned to Monday evening next
The meeting will be held in the Baptist church
and will be addressed by interesting speakers
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PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
v ork on the western end of the Vermont divis-
ion of this road has now been resumed 1t is
expected that force of 400 men will soon be at
work between Sheldon and johnson. The road
is all graded from Maquam Bay to Sheldon
and A miles of iron are down between Swanton
and Highgate. The company have been able to
negotiate some of their first mortgage bonds
late'y, and have kept the price up to the point
fixed when they were first offered RESPONSE
bic parties in England are now investigating
the merits aud prospects of the enterprise with
view to taking the remainder of che issue.
1t is expected that trains will run from Port
land to Lake Champlan by the first of next
,July
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WE still continue to advise all our friends to
buy their clothing, custom or ready made, of
George w. Rich & Co., stores 173 and 175 Fore
street, corner Exchange They have the best
elec'ed stock in Portland, and always deal on
the square. oct19deod&w1m
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covered will fall very much below their face

The statements referred to have been repeat
ed more or less at length by the press generally,
those officially charged with the settlement of
the affairs of the bank, that this communica-
ton should have the same publicity
EMERY o. BEAN.
Receiver of w s Rank
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KENDALL & WHITNEY have for sale the
AM rican Meat and Vegetable Chopper for
choppipg mlnce.meat. salads, hash, fish, fruit
and vegetables. Over 10000 now in use.
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IN looking for pretty, long or square
shawl, be sure and examine the stock displayed
by W. f. Study and you will be pleased with
the styles and prices. nov11-3t
RUBBER CoATs $3.50. Pure Gum Rubber
Boots, which are warranted not to crack. Halls
Rubber Store, under Falmouth Hotel.
oct14dtf
DON'T forget to call and examine the stock
OF INDIA aud Cashmere Shawls just received at
W. f. Studley's, under the Falmouth Hotel.
nOv1l-3t
LARGE stock of Ladies' and Cnildrens
Furs, Fur Caps and Gloves, Buffalo and Wolf
Robes, just received by A. 81. Coe, in Casco
Bank Block. Portland, Me- WF&Sat3t
PYLE's DIETETIC SALERATUs.-Universal)
acknowledged the best IN use. Each pound
bears the name of James Pyle. None genuine
without. iune19S1y
MRS. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup, for all dis
eases OF children, such as teething wind collie,
&c, IS reliable remedy. 1t not only relieves
the chi'd from pain, but regulates the stomach
ana bowels, corrects acidty, aud gives tone
ana energy 10 the whole system; gives rest to
the mother and health to the child.
Not Ono.
Not one Of all we daily meet
~ But has some trouble, pain or care;
lis bitter mingled with the sweet"
At home, abroad and everywhere.
The rich are NJ from trials free,
-, AS many sorrowing heart yell knows;
The tear of suffering povery
LII bitter anguish often flows,
But Boys less of these trials know,
With handsome s'DresS'' from he al In feet
Which they We just bought of George Fenno.
Corner of Beach and Washington ST., Boston.
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RUBBER CoATs $3.50. Pure Gum Rubber
Boots, which are warranted not to crack. Halls
Rubber Store, under Falmouth Hotel
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NOn-Resident Taxes i'm the TO WIN
Of WeslbrOOk, in the County Of
Cumberlant. state of Maine, for
the Year 1874,

1NHE following list of taxes real estate ofnon-
! resident owners in the town of Westbrook,
for the year 1874 in bills committed to John Brown
Collector of said town for said year. the 18th day of
August 1874, has been returned by him to me as
naming unpaid on the 18th day of August, 1875,
and now remain unpaid; and notice is hereby
given that if the said taxes, and interest and
charges are not paid into the treasury of said
town within eighteen months from the commit
ment of said bills, so much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
thereof including interest and charges, WILL without
further notice. be sold at public auction at the Sc
Iectmen's Office in said Westbrook, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of February, 1876 at ten O'Clock A NJ
Names Property. Value. Tax.
Clark, Fred w, so acres land ........ 600 81 40
Cook, A G, house and lot, % land. 100 IA 25
Hale, Fred, acres land. ..u........... 200 3 80
Hanson, Nicholas, 20 acres land and
swamp lot .............. .........,. 800 Is 20
Jenness. Mary g. acres land and house. 600 III 40
Minot H M, estate17 acres land. ....... 800 $40
Mari Brothers, house and lot and dye
house. 1900 80 40
Sturgis, E q, house and lot. ....,..... 900 l? 10
Skings, Daniel, acres land. comm. 100 90
Pride, Jasen N, house, barn and lot, 80
acres moving 80 acres pasturing. 49,. 1850 SO %
Woodbury., William P, acres land 90. 200 8 80
JAMES M. WEBB,
Treasurer of WestbroOk.
Yves brook, Now II. 1875. nOy13d1tt&W3Wd6
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CARrE1INGs. Better bay of b. Adams 81
Son. 40 Exchange st. se1G1&weodtf
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DON forget to call and examine the stock
OF India aud Cashmere Shawls just received at
W. f. Studey's, under the Falmouth Hotel
nOY1l-3L
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT GoRHAM.-Thursday
evening as Mr.. Kelsey, of the firm of Ryan 6;
Kelsey Of this city, wife and child, and Capt.
Hull and wife of Brunswick. were driving from
the residence of Prof. Wilson of Gorham, to
take the night train to Portland, a part of the
harness broke which caused the horse to run
away. upsetting the carriage and throwing them
all out. Mr.. Kelsey struck on his head and
shoulders, and received very severe internal in
jurres, and a cut on the head. Mrs. Kelsey
was quite severely injured, and the little boy
had his collar bone broken. Capt. Hull and
wife escaped with but slight bruises, The
whole party was taken to Prof. Wilson's and a
physician called During yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelsey were able to be moved into town.
In the runaway the fence of a citizen was in
jured. Yesterday morning he appeared at
Prof. Wilson's before breakfast to file his claim
for damaueS
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PYLE's DIETETIC SALERATUs.-
acknowledged the best IN use Each pound
bears the name of James Pyle None genuir.
without. iune19S1v
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ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

The Lewiston Journal says that four inches
of rain fell Wednesday night, doing great dam
age to the highways in that vicinity in all d.
rections.
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DIR. MARSHALL,
No. Myrtle Street, Portland, Maine,

Branch Office of DR.. 8. Edwards, $50
fremont street, Boston, the Successor
of the late DIR. J. ClawsOn Kelley,
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YORK COUNTY.

Goodwins dam at Emery's Mills was carried
away by the rising of the RIVER Thursday morn
ing. The water is still high but no further
damage is anticipated.
A correspondent writes that the people along
the line OF the p. & r.. railroad would be bette
pleased if the managers of that road would
give notice when the trains are to be changed,
and afterwards have time tables at public
places. Two changes have recently been made
aud no time tables are 10 be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
FRIDAY, Oct. 22-P. M.

We have had an unusually active stock market
to-day, attended by q very general advance III tho
prices of the speculative shares dealt in OF the Stock
Exchange, the advance, with the exception OF two
OF three stocks having been for the day from g to
per cent. The leading stock has been that OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, of which l1fS00
shares wtre bought and sold out Of an aggregate
business for the day OF about $4,000 shares.
The stock has again been sustained by heavy pur-
chases IA well for the long account to cover short
contracts, and on reports of favorable statement
of the financial condition of the Company, said to
be presented to the Board of Directors to-day by
Manager Scott, the particulars of which. however.
have not yet been made public. Pacific Mail opened
al $685. sold up to AIS, back to 4Ol2, and finally
closed at ALI, showing IN advance from last
nights closing quotation OF per cent.
Lake Shore has again been active and
strong selling ut 5912a 81 a 0l2d6I 4060's@61.
with business of O0O shares during the first 10
minutes of business At the regular board. with an
occasional sale under the rule the stock sold at tIO
G13sd G02a 81 1ls, and thereafter 1t iiuctuated
between 81 and co.'s and finally closed at COOS, a
gain from last night of ~ per cent sales of r.,
500 shares. Western Union has been active on a
business of 10000 shares at 757s@77l2a 77is gain
of 10 per cent. The trade in Erie amounted
70 81 900 shares at 1850 17l2a17, an advance Of
1ss. Northwestern advanced 1l2 per cent to 31il
on sales OF 1920 shares at 3G037'sG37L, while
the preferred advanced L. per cent ON sales OF only
800 shares at 51l2Q52 51Q5lai. ST. Paul I'M
proved 16s on sales of 900 shares at 337s 35sa
ssh. The preferred advanced 81 per cent on sales
of 1900 shares. Ohio and Mississippi advanced X
per cent c. c. and c., Is; Rock Island and Wabash.
each, Il. st. Joe, l2 New-Jersey Central, s, and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Michigan Cen
trail each per cent. Missouri Pacific declined Ia
per cent to-day and at the daily average decline for
the past week it will go entirely ont of sight before
the Joint committee make their report upon ITS actual
condition unless they "hurry up" Central and
Hudson declined Il. Union Pacific IS. and Della
ware Lackawanna and Western 81 per cent Hill
nois Central is lower on a Washington dis
patch stating that in the case of this road
the Commissioners of Internal Revenue decide that
the revenue received from the sale of subsidy lands,
when they have been sold time is taxable as
earnings of he road The amount i'll question on
which the Government claims tax is over T6OO,Ooo.
The market closed with tirmness at q decline, as
rule. from the highest prices OF the day. The open
Inc highest, lowest. and closing prices of active
stocks sold today will be found in the subjoned
table: