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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

is'sss sss:s's Ss'..:::..: ;s,''. no lssa a's s's
and closed being proportion q the herds
ssis !, & ss,ss; .s; * sss i;sS
L: sssn asss' s' 'ss.
Sale, .s ios~s head . sS ,ss. " y % H. x,
= 's aSs ~s,ss s', s as: ': ;:s... 's':
y per steers & ss M o E pc. sr IT, ~s On Per % ac T.
ioac 10, wcish. ~ cw., ssong i5 Illinois
us o
ssss at gs Pc, 0 s''sn. @ y1 On y per ssa
wssis sws lor Nh, sk!4rsshw.y IS IiineI;
. iisss steers ss al PET o e. ss'fs' & ss sssA'
Barsh@a sla on CON H mission - Indians s,sers a. se
weight "a a. Harsimus Cove yards coney MePher
; o .od pSr S 10y %ss 20 es " ono Sr s'f T. o
e. yrsns steers a1a o0 Ossn - :, 3 se s. sss per % h.
Los per ~ Weight swt s 80 L l19,s ,1,no,. steers a.
M asss per IT, weight III ew, for D. Mefhsrsoa isi
llnS a Z, -; M se ie sos. Ds ~ ~ s sss s "a s~ 70
s ss 81 b 4 60 II .s. a Sc @
H. weights e swt cwi hsa on sale - Missouri 10 steers
M y ysns s,s.I. a ,s s a. ig %ass pss q
ss s on A. s ns ,s ss sssii sd
s' ss'ii s 'ss' weight VI
Martin Fuller Co. sold Tor Chancellar Co. - virgin
Tor u S vsoa pis steers S s weight
% s 81 sI e
H. weight Gs strong 4. yogo sold for NJ Norris bl
Illinois steers ut o.c lo1se per io weight "a cw.; 10
oc b. weight 7,4 cw, Is Illinois
ose per b weight ~ cw,' asd on sale ss Illinois
per ID weight 6 1 Illinois lOc per 10.
weight cwt held on sale 30 Missouri steers 4. II.
Wcstheinier sold for Letwan Brothers 76 Virginia
sss :'s :r s ys S:s ss oA yssss s... Z
sac per b. weight cwt ". sherman sold for $. W.
Asr'on g = r. sgs IS
ss'sis seas /a sSa Morris Nor ''sn q limos .Sass ssTs
L Co 20 Cherokee steers ., 7ssc. per ib..
weight "a ~ Cherokee steers at ssc per To-. with
5oc of per head weight &C. held on aie a chsrokss
nos steers she lb with ~ OF head weight 6s
a6 Illinois steers at s1sc To-. with ~ per hena
weight cwt 35 Illinois steers at ec b with Soc Off
per head, weight 6i4 cwt., strong
SHEEP AND IAAABs.-frSdc slow on . moderate
Shoeg sod psse "a S Sd psy 81 u uansa ss a. M
per head. esc per lb lio Canada ,anbs weight
ss sold ies Canada sheep aud LAMBS weight is'Gso
i2,seo lbs,, at es4c. per b.: Q. Canada lambs,
Ii ao ia al &C. per 6 Is state sheep Weight isso Ss
1A4c per h. % state sheep and lambs weight $3.50
s s per- s. u%e ss'i Eo sold Ms y Ds
xs's.' ls'as: xsisa, u. 's % Pc; per- S ss%.
lambs weight 5000 lbs ut 63Sc To- 80 Canada sheep
weight $3.50 lbs at 5sc To- 50 Canada sheep weight
o7o lbs oyc H. se State sheep weight i,3io lbs.
at oc per lb l5l Ohio sheep weight 1920 bs 1T 6ac
MILcu Cows-No change in the general tone OF trade
NKALs AND CALVES. smooth quality veals held sale
Coarse quality calves sold ut 6c per b also ut 81 Ss IS
per head
per head, sold at So w per cwt.
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nave made further advance OF y Il per cent Erie
preferred TO IT, To-day rs ticket day and to-mor-
row fortnightly settling day az the Stock Exchange
AT the close consoIs reported pat account OF
the political situation in Europe. The hapast four
O'Clock dispatches IRON London report consols down
10 95ss and United States up l03A 1885, tho
ISIS making an OF y to-day 10 lo9s< Tor the
'o7s, making to-days advance u; 20 l0Isl for ton
iorties also advance Of =. and TO 1864 for new
lives an advance OF y. Rentes are l0i 60 Exchange
on London, 2a Is. Bar silver is 54sld 545.d per
TuE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s3s,0o0,
gold on account OF interest, and 81. 800 redemp
tion OF dve-twenty bonds The SubTreasury released
&c. O9g silver coin to-day.
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REAL ESTATE.

Richard v. Harnett sold, by order Of tho Court in
foreclosure r. v. b. Kennedy referee, pot of land.
65xsox42x56 2x90 5x3a. 5x42x90. the cast si.c OF
Third avenue o. feet north OF Fortynin,h street, to
John y. Marshall for 5000
Also by OF she Court, In foreclosure, samneI
Marsh referee, two lots, each 2jxlO..2 Eas,
Seventy nth street. southwest OF Fourth
nue., to J. 5. Craig for $4,000
Also under direction of same referee two lots each
25xl0z 2 on south side OF East seventy-hth street,
adjoining above. 90 feot west OF Fourth avenue, to
=. Craig for $4,000
Also i've lots each 25xlo2 2 on northwest corner Of
Seven ynth street and Fourth avenue, to D. ) crals
for SIC, 500
+. A. Lawrence h Co sold, by order oil the ,urt IA
foreclosure John Lindley referee two lots 2Jxv0s on
the south side OF East Nnctynrst street. 2iL feet
west OF Fourth avenue, 10 William Lamocer Tor
So, 10O
Also by order Of the Court In foreclosure. DELANEY
Nicoil referee building with plot oil land al foDx-
ers, adjoining lands OF Hiram Barney ana r Il Meyers,
20 J. u. Mason Tor $3 0O0
Peter ~ Meyer sold, by order Of the Court IN fore
closure, John N. Lewis roiercc building. with lot
2l 8xl0o ou the east side OF Crosby street 9z iect
o Spring street. 70 Angelo l. Myers and otusrs,
plaintiffs, Tor 81, 100 go
William Kennedy sold, oy oaaos aaos o. me .ns Court ~
Of East SIX xtccnsh street. 956 ieet OF B.
aud house. with lot Is 6x92 on East Sxtecnlh street.
adjoining above, TO Z. l. Nanon for $4,000
ID sv '. q, So S r. n Of sStn ~. 5oxIoo: N cowsn
:s. w's 20 !. Us SS'sn r. a. of S AZ. assioUS; j.
Case ana 70 W. >. Gurnec ................ 6OUO
%: e.. 81 .sa a. . .sss 10 z i Z s ~. as.los 1900
ws a 8 g. @ T. and q hssssa hssSas 8 aIso
I'd ss s. So5 l. r. u sSii 81; Saioo; aoid
as Uss4 ioSl 6umsnsiy and vile % ssns. iisas
and Sas6aaa 70 u Dean saooo
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GovxRNMKNT BONDS.


Government bonds closed steady at tho following
quotations, tho decline boiug ascribcd to the fall in
goId:-Unitcd States currency sixes l24 1885, do do,
1881, registered, 1l6is ll6a; do. do, do coupon,
1l64 III; do. do, 1855, registered 1905 l09's do
do, do coupon, l091s 1925 do do do, ncw reg
istercd l12ss ll2ss; do. do, do, coupon, ll2S
ail2s; do. do. 1867, registered, ll5's llbh; do.
do, do, coupon 1853 1l51e; do. do, lsts, regis
tered ll6x 116s DO do, do, coupon, ll6sa 1lG
do nfort!es, ll3ss li3a; do. hves 1881, regis
tered, ll1 ll17s do do, do, coupon, HIS alllS;
do a. is 100 ITO.
RAILROAD
Railroad bonds we're IN moderately active and the fol-
lowing were changes In prices compared with last
previous salcs:-An advance OF y In Toledo and
Wabash nrsts. per cont in Milwaukee and St. Paul
consolidated sinking funds. In c., G. and c. rsts,
and 4 In Leheh and Wilkesbarre consos and Harlem
first sevens coupon. There decline OF y in Ohio
and Mississippi seconds and u in Hannibal and ST. Jo
seph cighs convertbles New Jersey Central convert
Bles sold at 76 the closing quotations yesterday we're
76 bid and IS asked This afternoon prices wero lower
In some cases. Toledo and Wabash drsts fell or to
1O3 Central Paclcs 70 109 Union Pacific land grants
to 1ooA, and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
TO l02 Great Western nrsts rose to l01. whic Sec
onds declined 69s and closed at 69s4. Toledo and
Wabash seconds sold at IL New Jersey Central irsls
new sold at 100, c.. c. G and !. hrsts at l0s1a and
Erie fourth at ss The following the closing quo
tations for Pacific Railroad bonds Union frsts, 1054
to lo5h Union land grants 1908 to looh; Union
sinking funds 9O5z to Of; Centrals, 1o9s to 1925
BANK SHARES
The only sales OF city bank shares were seventy
Commerce at los a 1855.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were dull and steady. In
city stocks Brooklyn skies Water Loan sold at 1061
Tennessee skies. new series, brought A.
PHILADELPHIA srocKs.
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CALIFORNIA xIsISG STOCKS

MEMORANDA .
To-day at auction the following securities were
sold:-$15 900 town OF Chester sevens, I041s $4,000
Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad Company 3O1s !;
81 600 dividend scrip rst preferred stock rvledo Peo-
and Warsaw Railroad Company, Sh 100 shares Tolc
do Peoria and Warsaw Eairoad Company, second pre-
fcrred Az; $1,000 Third Avenue Railroad Company
seven per cent coupon bonds, due 1890, 103is; 20
shares Mechanics anu Traders Fire Insurance Com
pany $25 each, 190 II shares Exchange Fire Insur-
nncc Company, $50 each, 1so1a 20 shares Importers
and Traders Fro Insurance Company $50 each ll5ts
20 shares Relief Fire Insurance Company, $50
each, 90; 40 shares Rutgers Fire Insurance
Company, S25 EACH 1876; q shares Ma
tonal Express Company 500 each, 1l7h; /;
20U shares American District Telegraph Company, $25
each IL; 20 shares Relief Fire Insurance Company,
$50 each, 90; $50 shares Brooklyn Fire Insurance
Corr pany Sl7 oach 209 20 shares Union Ferry Com
pany 500 cach 1865; 10 shares Bank Of Manhattan
Company, $50 each l35; 40 shares Relief Fire Insu-
rance Company. $50 each 90; IA shares Clinton Fire
Insurance Company, 500 each, $50; 20 shares Hofr
Fire Insurance Company $50 each, 1907 40 shares
Hope Fire Insurance Company s25 each, or loo shares
Arctic Fire Insurance Company. $40 each, 73; 10
shares National Citzens Bank, $2s each, ITO ll0Js
rs shares Harlem Bank, 500 each, SO; 30 shares
Ci,izens' Insurance Company, $50 cacn. 1s4 $4,000
City OF Elizabeth n j., sevcns, VI 900 each, y7 81
shares Judd Linsced and Sperm Oh Company, 81, 900
each, o.
49, ~ ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT DULL AND 1-8c. LOWER; ru-
TUREs CLOSED WEAK AND 7-32C. 9-32c
LowER--FLoUR sTEADY--wHEAT FIRM
CORN IN FAIR DEMAND-oATs QUrEr-wHIs-
KEY DULL AND NoAiINAL-PoRK NOMINAL
LARD QUIET PETROLEUM FIRM-spIRrrs
ruRPENrISn srEADY--RosTN EAsY-ous
IREIGHTs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20--6P.M
Business continued moderate. and was not accele-
rated by the Of another holiday The OBJ
scrvnnce OF Thanksgiving Will be universal There Is
very much to DO thankful for, as well as much to
dcplore; but the latter being tho result OF mans
inordinate ambition and love Of money and power
need not interfere with the offerings Of thanks for
blessings vouchsafed by an -wisc Providence Still,
the deplorabe state OF affairs will be the uni
versal thcmc Of conversation without doubt On
Change to-day litto else talked Of II 10 matter
for sincere thanksgiving that the business marls
adverse influences, aud afford abundant substantial
tion Of what the HERALD has all aiong main tanned,
that tho SAFETY and prosperity Of tho country de-
pendent party any particular Of II
and trade survive the existing turbulence
there ought be any psnics
On Change there better business than days
speculative full prcss also In fair
quest; oats quiet; whsksy dull aud nominal
nomnai lard quiet freghs quics cotton
the spot duh and nc. lower. futures closed weak
aad 7S2c 932c lower; coffee and firm oils
steady; petroleum firm, rosin spirits
turpsntins steady.
cossna-Ths market Rio vAs ssiss Arn. We
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices COM
pared With those OF yesterday
ApvAxcE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, ": Della
ana Lackawanna, ~; Harlem, u; New Jersey
Central u; Northwestern common, u Pacific Mail, y
Panama, !; ST. Paul common, q; DO. preferred, u
Wabash, u; Western Union, u; Adams Express 1s
Wells-Fargo, u.
DxcLISE-C, c., G. and l., ~; Erie, u; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred, " Illinois Central, Lake
Shore, Y; Northwestern preferred, NJ Ohio and Mis-
slssppi, Vi Rock Isxnd u Union Pacific, u gold, a.
Tho rest OF tho market was STATIONARY.
rHE MoNsY xARKEr
On call loans money freely offered at and per
cent, closing At SO per cent despatch from WASH
ng.on states that $7s0OOo bank circulation was
Issued during November, tor which SC24, 900 legal
tenders have been relieved The receipts OF national
bank notes Al Washington for redemption today wero
100000
The rates Of exchange on New York at the UNDER
mentioned cities to-day were:-
Savannah, y offered; Charleston, offerings light,
nominally 81 . y discount buying, and selling par !;
Cincinnati, dull, 81 discount; New Orleans, CON-
mcrcsl sl6 and bank u discounts Chicago, 81 10 dis
count
Foreign exchange closed quiet at the following
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sale ~ baltimore FOR New York OF 2cS3 and 73l
bags Rio, Mobl private The market for mud
coffee quiet During the past weck 62To Java
a54i bags Maracabo 1858 bags 81. Domngo sold ia
lots for consumption, within The also 1900 bags ST.
Domingo shipped Europe The stock Of mild coffee in
hrst hands is ollowsJa grass mats 1872 Mara
caSM 800 bags: Laguayra 49, d.; jamaica, To do :
81 Demnso. 80 do; Mexican. s4o do; s.vaniils. ~
do Total stock. S7s1 bags and 4f.a.3 mats Java We
quote -yrdinary eargces issse de fair do isalc =
iSc. good 40 lsa sisc prime. lssac 1 extreme
Tor ats. l3ar 2uc Santos far to good. ike
lsc goid ncty days Java, government bags zoe z2c
grass 2c. 2sc singapore. lie. Sc Ceyon
io1re lse Marseaibe, Ice isc Laguayra. 1tse-
lee Jamaica. 1St. lsc ST. Domingo l4ssc. 1sa.c.
Porto Riea. i6t4c sc Costa Rica Ice 1sc Mexican
l6lsc 17lxc. Manila Ice lie; Angostura lGc.
Savaniila. lrr. lSc Curacpa. Ice lGl.e.
uprroS the dull. with reduction Of Lc in
quotations Futures 3-aar. OF lfom the casing
prices the previous day, closed weak with loss for
ihe IRON 73ae o-1c The closing prices to-day
compare With Tucsdys as .olows:--
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Deivesed contract 1900 bales For future delivery
the sales follows Yesterday, after H. NJ
January yoo a Y ia3.c feDraary 5oa "t y 2.s.c
Isc: August. no ut - l732c. Total, 5.oo balcs To-
dny UP TO !" M--Decembcr, loo 124c. 500 at
II 3lGc January 100 ut l2s1c 800 at IL l3 200
i2s.c lOp II i3-3.c 7o' ut l2ssc 500 at II .2ac
700 ateI2 tc D-.i2c. 200 II 5-l3c 100 nj
il Ylac 700 lalc, hoo ~ 3ac: February POO
at - alice. .3C0 AZ II 1926, 600 ut l21ac 200 nj
II lie March ioo at y iiss 500 a. ~ 2i.s2e 200
May, 100 A. u, i5-ldc August, 3u ut l3.sc.
Total II zoo bales. Grand totnl. 21oU0 bales.
The receipts q. follows (iaveston 4554
bales; New Orleans. 1880; Mobile. 2.9s3 Savannah
4535: Charieston 4alT: Wilmington. 76O: Norfolk $50
New York, i.5oa; BOSTON 275, rhiladepha. 100 Total
3s soS This day last week. 44o7 This day last year
2s.7ss Te,ai since September \ l54sois bales % last
steam &c compressed 10 Bremen, BY steam, &c., com
pressed by SAIL sc To Liverpoo ll32a by steam; by
sail. 5-lGc.
FLOUR AND GR,ix-Receipts-Fonr II 676 bhls: wneat
OF SO. bushels meal, 529 bDIs i6 corn
63454 bushels; oats $500 do rye. 3.954 do. barley
Io3OD do barley malt $500 Ths -four market
steady under fair nqary f shipping grades while ether
I bbs including state Western aud southern at the
Rye Hour quiet with safes Of 400
bbls at $l 60 81 70 Corn meal steady the sales
were abort 200 bbIs S3 so tor Brandy wine So S5
cpt I. lkr.s.. and I.rs. vvalla W..
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FINANCIAL.

4 + REAs,NABLE RATEs--MUNnY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies, Mort gngcs and other
securities Insurance kinds effected with best CON.
paieA J.J HABRfUH 4 CO.. Ily Broadway.
II CLAIMS AGAINST RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
.prosscnted and collected by experienced Attorney
Without charge unless successful: excellent references
Address ATTORNEY, box $50 Post ONCE.
A JOHN r. BAILEY, ~ BKOADwAY.-FTRsr
A.class Stock Exchsugs Privexes quotations Of ssrsd
dies single prviieres also explanatory pamphlets mailed
address, correspondents In principal cities In United
States
A JOHN HICkLING 4 CO., BANKERS AND
N brokers ~ Broadway New York, invest &25 and up
ward IN stock xpecutatons puts calls and double privi
sgcs ~ page book expsnng various methods sent free
4 YOUNG WIDOW OF REsPECTABIi.fTr WISHES
Ma gentleman her taxing house; wouid
pay board desired trsneIs pleas. not reply Address
EhBARkA1bkkNT. Herald UPTOWN bseaoh once
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY s7e-TEPIE

thence 70 The with cotton and hack
reported foreign port charges compress and
stevedore charses British bark with 100 bales cotton
from Charleston to Liverpool or HAyre. at 1-iod
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COTTON.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 29-5 PM
Cotton-Fntures steady nplands. low middling clause,
January and February delivery, Lied nplands, low
midding clause February and March delivery, l532d
uplnnds low mdding clause March and april delivery.
led: uplands. low mldding clause, crop shipped
February and March, sail sad
OIL.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1876
Sporm oil col f92 per Lnsced OIL 25s Cd pc cwL
ANTWERP. Now 20, 1874
Petroleum 59G for Hnc pale American.
PROVISIONS.
LiygarooL. Nov. 90 1875
Pork-Eastern dull a. sos; Western dull at us
Bacon--C um be rland cut dull 46s. short rib
dull as ass long dull AS Cd short clear dull
44s 3D. dull 4ss shoulders dull NJ s5a
Bcef-lndiw mess dull D5s auil at f07s |:
prime duh at sos Lard Prime Western steady At
BIS Taow-Prme city dull ~ rs % iurpentnc-spirts
los Cd CheeseAmercan choice Grmer asss Lard oil
dun at 5Ss flourExtrA State steady Mt EOS. Wheat
No spring steady los I'D No. do steady Mt e l0d
winter steady los I'd for Western and los Dd for South
eru Corn-Mixed soft steady ut 27s
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PR0vIpKNcE, r. L. Nov. 20 1876.
Printing cloths held higher prices all
sales 40 cash. for 64x0fs best cloths and offers
At the same price running 60 April were refused
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THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold declined from losss TO losx. and recovered to
i0Sh, a. which price Il closed The carrying rates
ranged from HAT 10 per cent
The White Star steamer Britannia, which sails from
Liverpool for New York tomorrow, will take out
81, $50 600 in American goli coin for New York.
cable from London this afternoon states that tho
E22 900 sterling, In bullion, Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England to-day, for shipment TO America This
bullion s probably included In the amount announced
q hx he
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Nov. 30 1876.
spaulsh gold 222 222tz. Exchange the Uni ed
States days "a 5ts discount: short saht
Az discount 60 days. goie. . ~ premium; short
sight. ~ premium; London, 131s 14h premium;
cnP Paris. y q I premium.
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COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JAxgfR0, Nov. 2a. 1879.
Coffee market very animated, prices advancing, Rio
good nr.,s 900 q O, SO per 10 kos Exchange
London, 231s -. -, - ,o-n
Coffee market qnct; downward tendency; superior San
tos, 500 800 rcis per 10 kilos
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$4,000 U s 6's, Q. 's1..,
5000 do.........bc G
1910 VI 6s r. cslbcS3
1900 Us 5-2u. r. 'o5. =.
10000 do.
1900 Lh 1-.U. c, '65
lOAUD0 do. -.
lW 10 US b-cO, r. 10 II
z 600 U 5 5-2u.c. '65, N
1000 do. ............
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Al Answer to Amateur.

M,, June 9th, 1876.
R:-In regard to the item which
s;nnoa a,. ssr paper of the above date,
lowing facts, hopl that you will ob ,ig by by
puoiisning IN your Per. The first inning in
the game at Brunswick 80 -
several foul tips from H. hat b.. ~ " ,,;ssoa
them, and he also made s~eral wild throws
When St. John went behinobe hat it was no
inability to catch Leighton's .oh,na ~, ~
part that gave them the rams, Mam.,eur"
states in his article, ST. John only avino one
pass ball in that inning, and only'e 80
during the entire game. When takilr ;nto
consideration the fact that St. John ha. ~
made practice of catching daring the last 1wo
years,l should say that there was not mue
inability displayed liz his catching Leighton,
pitching. In regard to the inactivity of the
telders. should say where a man leaps a fence
four or five feet high, eight or ten times, a.
Barnes did, that he was pretty active. The
sun, which was shining in the eyes with a
binding effect, had much to do with this in.
activity which Amateur" prates about. Can't
st. John wishes no outsider to cartain the
Resolute nine. Any suggestion which anyone
has to make in regard to the playing of the
Resolutes will be taken notice of if sent to the
manager of the club.
CAPTAIN OF THE RESOLUTEs
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Merchants and others sending goods to Rock
land intended to 60 to Ellsworth and other
landings by steamer Chas. Houghtou should
mark them in care of said steamer.
Yesterday was rainy as it has been for the
last eight years when the Infantry celebrate
their anniversary.
The firemen are having new uniforms.
Workmen are Putting up a new telegraph
line over the route of the OgdensbuIg railroad
through the Notch from North Conway to the
Fabyan House.
Mr.. Cyrus Thurlow of West Deering, has a
large field of tobacco from which he expects to
raise fine crop of the weed.
Three hundred seats for the Cary concers
were sold yesterday, making 1900 seats sold in
ALL
Pine street church was thrown open yester-
day afternoon for the marriage of Mr.. A. Stew
art of Lincoln, Nebraska, and Mrs Maria Cush-
man,of this city. Rev. Mr.. Johnston offici-
ated.
The steamboat excursion to Philadelphia will
leave here the 18th instead of the 18th, in order
to have Sunday on the journey instead of in
Philadelphia. The change is made at the re-.
quest of the patrons
We witnessed touching scene the other day.
A full-grown, healthy looking married man 60
ing toward the suburbs with a base ball club
over his shoulder, and few minutes thereafter
while passing his house we noticed his wife
saving wood in the back yard Bloomington
Qnd. Courier.
The Knights of Pythias are drilling under
Chief Marshal Stevens.
If one was to believe all that was said at the
hearing before the City Council last evening,
Portland has some pretty bad school houses.
A story is circulated of husband who went
home Unexpectedly the other day and discov-
cred his wife hiding man in a closet The
man was kicked into the street, and then the
husband spoke" to his wife.
Officer York arrested boy named Peters last
sning who escaped from the Reform School
}rday morning. The officer also. arrested
W for assisting the other to escape.
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NJ, vhe Infan,ry,s Anniversary.

7s5 onn;l land Light Infantry celebrated their
was e.n sary at Long Island yesterday. As
day, but ID, they had rather unpleasant
sort of a thitcompany is getting used to this
niyersaries in pd it doesn't affect their an
full numbers. ne. least They turned out in
besides about twiEt. fifty men forming in line,
members and invite that lumber of honorary
Portland Band thew mnaests. Headed by the
wharf, where they took yea 70 Custom House
Gazelle for Long Island. age on she steamer
land an excellent breakfast ISrlvlng at the is
lord Ponce, who has his houseserVed by Land
struction, but it is sufficiently flu urse OIL con-
tain guests. Breakfast over thu 10 enter
smart shower, which was followed bynl0yed a
various kinds. The target shooting ues OF
most exciting, and the prizes were WOE a. tHe
lows: Honorary members-Hiram Cook, e..
prize, Edward Dow, second prize, and priyat
OConnor, of the Charlestown City Guards, re
ceived the leather medal for the poorest shot
Active members-Lieut. jackson first prize
private Fled Warren second prize. Privat
Harmon received the leather medal for th
poorest shot.
After the target shooting game of base bal
was enjoyed. A number of the Charlie stowr
City Guards accompanied the company, ant
they enjoyed the games much. A sumptuou
dinner was served at the lhotel at o'clock, af
ter which poem was read by Mr.. c. w. Bean
followed by interesting remarks by Captain
Cobb. j. b. Coyle, Jr., Charles Donnell, Mr.
Bailey of the Times, and others. The part,
returned to the city about o'clock, highl,
pleased with the celebration of their 73d ami
versary.