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FOREIGN N.
The Eastern War Cloud.
Cowardice of the Servians.

Cowardice of the Servians.
BELGRADE, Oct 2S.-During the fight at
Krevet distinguished officer brought half
battalion of Russians TO the front, saying he
was compelled to leave the other half behind
to prevent the Servians from running away.
Self-wounding is said to be again common
among them.
The Servian Cabinet.
The Servian cabinet difficulty is in fair way
of being settled. 1t is probable that Nicolch
will consent to retain the portfolio of minister
of war.
The Capture of pjunis Denied
A telegram from the minister of the interior
ply to an inquiry, says the Turks have not TAX
en- Djunis
War Deferred till Spring.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The Times says the feel
ing that the war is deferred, at least, for the
winter becomes much more prevalent, and in
cliDes to stock operations for rise.
The Pail Mall Gazette takes quite hopeful
view of the peace prospects.
The Six Weeks Armistice.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Telegrams from Paris say
that private advlces from Coustantiuople rep
resent that the French and German Ambassa-
dJrs have received Instructions to support the
proposal for six weeks armistice.
Tchernayef's Position.
A Belgrade despatch reports that General
evacuate Deligrad. An eve witness just arriv-
ed from DelIgrad describes the position of
Tchernayeffs army as follows: The centre un-
der Depreratonich, occupies heights of Djuins;
the right, under Popohovich, occupies Alex
inatz Oa the whole the Servian army is in a
precarions position.
The Triple Alliance.
A special despatch from Berlin to the Rus
sian organ LIE NOrd of Brussels, declares that
the triple alliance cannot be shaken, aud adds
that in the event of conference Russia will
energetically uphold therein the programme of
pacification originated by England.
Operations Prevented by Rains.
A despatch to the Standard, dated Nisch,
Saturday, reports that all operations ON the
part of the Turks have been stopped since
Monday. Rain prevents the troops from
marching. A Belgrade telegram to the Stand
ard says Tchernayeff has fallen from his horse
and is confined to his bed. He seems to be ap-
| prehensive of disaster and has warned the in
| habitants of all the villages in the rear OF
Deligrad to leave. The state of the Servian
army is indescribably distressing. No force
| has undergone such suffering since tie retreat
| from Moscow.
Bussia's Proposition.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times tele-
| graphs that Gen. Ignetieff at a private audi
| ence has informed the Sultan that if the armis-
| tice were accorded Russia would be content to
| submit the question of autonomy to confer
| ence of the powers. The correspondent remarks
| that Russia certainly wants to exclude Tur-
| ker from the conference, but as Austria is like
ly to peri sist in opposing any conference at all
| the part of Russas proposals PROBABLY will
| not uuch embarrass Turkey.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. Octocer 2S.-Sugar-The favorarabIe ad-
vices from imported an increased firmness to the
market ma and holders are demanding higher prices
81 reals No Is to 20 at lot a liz; Molasses Sugar
No to 10 at "a SConcentraed Sugars fair to good
quality 43; Centrifugal Sugars No II to 10 at 81 O
III boxes and l08 "a 10a in hhds. Stock in the ware
houses at Havana and Matanzas 900 boxes and
3OOO hhds; receipts for the week at Havana and Ma
tanzas 9O boxes and 50 hhds; exports for the week
1900 boxes and 900 hhds, including 5000 boxes and
400 all for the United states Moasses nominal
Lumber Is firmer; White Pine $32 gold; Pitch Pine
at S33 9 $34 god per M Shocks dull '0
Freighls-no demand for vessels; loading at uo-
vana for the United States P bex sugar SOC; ID hid
sugar 90 g 90; loading at ports on the north
box sugar 50e; per hid do Is q OU. Tobacc-re
ports from Vueta Abajo show great destruction of
transpautei seedlings new crop expected very late
Spanish gold 2l7s q 2ls. Exchange active; United
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MHNOK TELEGRANls

Base ball-Bostons 13, Hartfords 8.
The Total interments in Savannah Saturday
were SIX, including one from yellow fever.
tyster Bennett & Co., wholesale statoners
az at oMontreal, failed Saturday. Liabilities $40
ooo; assets nominally the same
Inc Women's National Temperance Conyen.
tlon .uaa a. Newark, n; j., adjourned Saturday to
E. Is. OConnor asks that the United States
Lie insurance. Company be put into the hands
OF receiver. He alleges illegality OF action Of
A commission TO investigate the Cbinesa
question has been in session in San Franniso'S
two weeks, large number of witnesses ha We
been examined. N"'e
The printers of the Washington Chronicle
struck Saturday night on account of a rednc
tlou ID the price OF composition. Their places
were filed by non-UEiou men,
The British Arctic expedition brought home
specimens OF wheat deposited by the Ameri-
can steamer Polaris while on her Arctic voy-
age. w
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NEW YORK,
Thomu..en ON the Rail.


NEW YORK, Oct % "A truck, said to have
been loaded with dynamite, exploded on bag
gage car of Philadelphia train yesterday af
ternoon, completely pulverizing the trunk. set
ting fire to others and destroying $500 worth Of
baggage The remains of an intricate clock
like machine were found in the ruins. The
train was stopped to prevent the possible de.
struction of the other cars, which were filled
with Centennial passengers.
Centennial of the Battle of White Plains,
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The centennial of the
battle of White Plains was celebrated yestei-
terdsy by a military and civic proce ssion and
the laying of the corner stone OF a monument
to commemorate the event.
Release of Stokes.
AUBURN, Oct. 23.-The four years sentence
of Edward S. Stokes, for the shooting of james
Fisk, Jr., expired to-day, and he was released
from Auburn prison at half-past seven o'clock.
He exchanged his prison garb for a suit of cit.
izens' clothes and at s O'Clock was surrendered
to his friends. They were then rapidly driven
up State street in close carriage to the Gay
lord House, where the party breakfasted. The
party consisted of Edward S. Stokes, Horace
Stokes, a brother, Mr. j. G. Colgate and Col
S. E. Nutman, a former business partner, and
they all went east on the S27 train for New
York city, The depot was througed with peo
pie to see their departure.
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We can pride ourselves and confidently say that
IN the above line of goods can show the largest
stock in the city, best values and lowest prices
which are very essential in these times.
Samples gladly given OF cut goods, which can
prove facts sept4eod3m
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 28.-A special dated Little
Rock, Oct. u, says that three Methodist minis
ters, while riding in Pope county. Ark, were
shot from the brush yesterday morning by two
illicit distillers named Hughes and Hale. 1t
IS believed that they were mistaken for revenue
officers coming to arrest them, as warrants are
out for their srrest on account of illicit disti-
ling. One of the ministers was mortally
wounded and died two hours after. The other
Two we're seriously if not fatally wounded.
Ihere are large numbers of Illicit distilers in
tnat part Of the state, six of whom have been
convicted this week.
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Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 28.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending October 28th:
Fifty fishing arrivals have been reported, 25 from
Halibut II from Banks aggregating 0O9 900 lbs of
Salt Goldfish and 100000 Halibut; from Bay of st.
Lawrence and from off shore Mackerelirg with 2S00
bbls Mackerel. We quote Round Herring at 25 4s
Dbl; Split Herring at 90 ;Hake at % Pqtl Pollock
att 80 per qt; Haddock at 25 y qtl Dusk at 80 ~
qtl; Togunes and Sounds at So 90 W bbl; Hal1but
Prepared and Boneless Goldfish at 81 a TIC " fb, as
to quality Smoked Halibut at &c ~ lb; Picked Cod
Bank Halibutiat and DC P tb for white and gray;
Haddock at 23c % ib; Pollock 1sc $Y 10.
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A Specimen Democratic Polite ian.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S.-Henry Marcus
treasurer Of the Democratic city executive
committee, was arrested tonight in Carriage
as be was leaving the Democratic headquarters
on Walnut street and taken to the police head
quarters. In the carriage the police found two
large bundles which on being opened were
found to contain blank paper, but water-liped
with the words Personal tax, 1867 The pa
per was similar to that upon which the tax re-
ceipts for the present year are printed, Sam
Josephs. caDdidate for the legislature, is SAID
to have carried the bundles out of the building
and placed them in tue carriage and warrant
for bis arrest has been issued He will IN all
probability be taken into custody before mid
night. Marcus was put under $4,000 bonds for
bearing on Monday, on charge of attempt
ing to violate the election laws of the city
Marcus denies any knowledge of the contents
of the bundles.
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Grimes and Casualties.

Frank Wooley of Bellows Falls who was
shot by his brother, died Saturday.
The house of M. A. Drake of Braintree Vt.
was burned Friday evening. Loss $500. In
cendary.
The Union Square Hotel, New York, was
damaged by fire to the amount of $1,000 last
night.
Ezekiel Myers, illicit whiskey distiller, was
sentenced at Richmond, Va, Saturday, to two
years imprisonment and fine of $4,000.
fire on the fair grounds at New Orleans
Saturday destroyed the most of the buildings
Loss $25000.
The car shop of the Lackawauna Railroad at
1reat Bend, Peen., was burned Saturday. Loss
$4,000
A two story frame dwelling house and barn
near Fall Biver, was burned by ncendlary fire
Saturday morning. Loss $4,000 1t was owned
by Mrs. Hockey.
Samuel f. Norton, seaman on brig Samuel
LOCK, was Knocked overheard by the main
boon and drowned off Bug light, Boston har-
Dor, Friday night.
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POLITICAL
OMcial Vote of Colorado.

DENVER, Oct % The vote of Colorado for
mem bers of Congress, Supreme Court and Leg
islature was cabvassed today. The following
are the results: For Judges of the Supreme
Court, Republican majority 14S. For member
OF the Ath Congress, J. B. Belford (rep.) 1898
ford lrep.J majority 937. TIE Legislature is d.
yloed as follows: Senate, 10 Republicans, z
Democrats; House of Representatives, 32 Re-
'pnoilcans, IL Democrats; Republican majority
on joint ballot q. Net Republican majority
Ior state Senators 1888; for members Of the
House OF Representatives. 224 This Gegisl..
ture Will choose three Presidential electors M
yemoer 7th, also canvass the vote for Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer and
Secretary of State. '0
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MARINE NEWS.
Wreck RrOu 4 hit I'm.

GLOUCESTER, Oct. 28.-Schooner Ossipee of
this port, arrived this morning with the wreck
of the schooner George Kilburn, of and from
Bangor, lumber laden, for Boston, which was
found abandoned some distance off Thatcher 8
Island.
Eastport schooner Lost With All on
Board
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 30.-The government
steamer which arrived today from Sable
Island reports that during the heavy west gale
of Oct. 18th, an American built schooner sup
posed to belong to Eastport, Me-, struck on a
bar at the east end of Sable Island, and soon
after went to pieces. All hands were lost. Five
bodies and part of the wreck were washed
ashore. She had cargo Of herring from New
foundland or Labrador, about 150 bbls were
saved.
Damage by the Gulf Gale.
New YORK, Oct 28.-The steamer CITY of
Mexico which arrived here yesterday from
Vera Cruz, suffered considerably in the hurri-
cane from. the 18th to the Goth instants, but
weathered it by throwing overheard 100 bales
of hemp.
The steamer City of Buston is still ashore
on Boca Chica, twelve miles from Key West.
She has discharged 500 tons of cargo and ex-
pected to be got off today.
The Philadelphia steam-tug Godfrey Kneller
from Philadelphia to Galveston, which was
stranded off Key West, disappeared on the 10Th
inst, when the City of Houston went ashore,
and there is every reason to believe she has
been lost with all on board.
Collision in the Fog.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % Schooner Amos
Walker, bound out with coal, returned for re.
pars having lost bowsprit and headgear by
running into steamship Lord Give, while the
latter was at anchor during the fog of the 26th
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COAL COMBINATION.
Attempt to Raise the Price of Coal by
StOppi the Prediction.

stopping the Prediction.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct 28.-Work has stop
ped at all the mines of the Delaware and Hud-
son Coal Company in the Lackawanna and
wyoming coal field,. The numerous breakers
are now silent, and between 1900 and Is, 900
working men are thrown out of employment.
1t is understood that the suspension will con-
tinue for an indefinite period.
Several other prominent operating companies
have also followed the same policy. The Phil
adelphia and Reading Company has made a
partial cessation of operations. By this sus-
pension between $4,000 and 10000 men now
employed in the mines of the different campa-
MES are entirely or partially unemployed. A
meeting of the managers of nearly all the coal
and transportation companies has been held,
and 1t is believed that q general suspension of
production will soon occur, as the stoppage is
being carried out in all districts, with perhaps
the exception of the Lehigh region
There are over 150, 900 tons of anthracite coal
new stacked at the sea-board depots, and it is
said .this.i is sufficient to meet all ordinary de-
mands for at least three months. and the Shut
down will probably continue for that length of
time NThe operat re- say there is no profit in
coal mining, and they are compelled to stop
production to prevent possible bankruptcy On
the other hand the colIiers say it is a sharp
dodge to run up prices.
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F0REIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Shanghae Aug g. barque Alma, Lord, fol
Nagasaki, to load and return.
In port Sept 8. ship Moonlight, Waterhouse, unc
baruues P j Carlton, Porter, unc; Ii Carlton
Hardness, do.
AR at Melbourne Oct 21, barQue Gibson, Brad
ford, Boston.
Sid FIN Newcastle, NSW, Sept 10, barque Olustee
Nickerson. Singapore
At Sydney NSW Sept %, Darque Mabel Hallett
from New York, ar 9th.
ar at Singapore Oct Z, barque B Webster Prince
Cardiff.
at Manila Aug IS, ship Antelope. Cheney unc
barque Goodell, Crockett, for New York
AT Calcutta Oct 20, ship Fredlauder, Morrison for
New York, ldg.
. At Batavia Sept 6, Alice Reed, Kelleran for Eng
sh Channel.
Ar at Malaga -, sch D Henderson, Henderson,
Leghorn.
Ar at Liverpool 26th, barque David Chaplin, Bunk
er Bangor.
Sid 25th, brig J.strout, Pickett, United States,
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FREDERICKTON, NIB Br Schr Ala-350o bush
potatoes to W 81 Milliken.
BARRING TON, Ms Br Schr Edith-1200 otis
pollock, do Goldfish, bbs eranberres, 15 packages
cod oil, bbls mackere, 81 do tongues and Sounds
90 herring, 40 doz eggs to Curtis q Davis
ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Br Scur Dasy-19I0 rail-
road sleepers to q Il Railroad.
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WASHINGTON.
Various Matters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Gen. VIM. Berney
and his son, Arthur B., have been appointed
Attorney and Assistant Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The jury in the case of Joanna Turbin, col.
ored, indicted for the murder of her husband
on the 9Th of July last who cut up the body
and hid it in an ssh pile, came into court today
about o'clock with verdict of guilty, accom-
panied with petition to the President, signed
by full panel to commute the death penalty t.
Imprisonment for life.
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THE WEST INDIES.
Destructive Hurric ane.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-Capt. Bremner, of
the British steamship Gillian, from Kingston,
Jamaica, reports a hurricane at Grand Canyans
Island, lasting from the 18th to the 21st INST
One hundred and seventy houses and large
humber of fruit trees were destroyed. A por-
tion of the island was submerged and large
number of cattle were washed away. The in
habitaCts are in a destitute condition, having
lost all their provision.
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CORVALLIS, MS. Br Schr Bonetta 900 bbls
flour, 25 bags meal.
ST JOHN, NB Br Schr r Rose-130O bbls flour,
235 bags shorts, cratos stone ware
DIGBY, Ms. Br Schr Argo-30O bbs -four.
HALIFAX, NS Steamer Falmouth-ls9O bbls of
-four 2O9O lbs cordage 27 packages paper 900 lbs of
bue 400 do sta ch 100 bags corn, 80 bbls beef 80
packages merchandise
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INDIA.
Famine still Threatening.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Times despatch from
Calcutta says that the accounts from the dis
tricts of Bombay are somewhat better. The
collection of Nassick does not anticipate actual
famine. There has been some rain in Dhar-
pore or Povna. Begun is also in distress.
Great suffering already exists in Shalapore
where cattle are selling at few pence each
on account of the lack of water. Reports from
Madras are also gloomy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE
Railroad Thief Caugllt.

Railroad Thief Caught.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. 28.- Stephen B. Marston
of Berwick was arrested today and held for
trial on the cbargeIof receiving portion of the
goods stolen by Sherburn and Quim5y, arrest
ed in Rock land on Tuesday.
Rumored Suicide.
BANGOR, Oct. 29.-It is reported that man
named Berry, Canadian, committed suicide
today.
Barn Burned.
WATERvILLE, Oct. ga barn owned by
DIR. e. f. Sanger of Bangor, was destroyed by
fire this evening. Incendlary. Loss $500 on
the barn and contents. Insured for $500 in
the Springfield company.
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LONDON, October 28-12 80 P. M.-CorSols 95 Ills
for money and account.
LONDON, October 2S-12. 80 P. M.-American secu-
rites-United States bonds 1866 1881 1867 1OSa new
IS. at 1869. Erie 10a preferred II.
LIVERPOOL, October 2s.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton
market is firm; Midding upands at Cd; do Or
leans at 3-16d sales 5000 bales, including 1000
bales tor speculation and export; teeeiptsof 1880
bales, of which 1900 were American.
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FINANCIAL AND D!naEHCsAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY, October 28.-The markets show no
change worthy OF note to-day. Sugars continue
strong at 12c for granulated and 1isc for Extra c.
Corn is steady and the dema and continues good at
CSC for car lots and CSC for smaller lots Flour is
rather inactive just and but few sales are re-
ported,
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Admissions to the Centennial Saturday at
full fare were 1859; half fare LII.
John Jay Smith writes an open letter to Sec
retary Fish through the press, saying he can
not reach him in any other way. He states
that he is confined in the common jail at Mata-
mOras on the charge of inspecting the fortiti-
catious at Matamoras and furnishing informa-
tion to Cortina, and also WITH selling arms and
ammunition to the revolutio2ists.-all OF which
is untrue. U. s. Vice Consul Wales has been
unable to effect his release, and has sent to the
Stats Department, but no notice has been TAX
an
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-30

All persons afflicted with Kidney Disease, Pain
in the Back, and all Urinary Diseases, Diabetes
Gravel Dropsy, Nervous Debility, in either sex,
should at once take HUNTS REMEDY.
oc30 eod&w1w
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DIED.

In Ferry Village, Oct. %, Elinor G., wife of Caleb
Dyer, aged 81 years.
In Vest Falmouth, Oct. %, Mrs. Sadie E. Marston,
aged 26 granddaughter of John ID. and Phebe w.
True.
In Harrison, Oct. Dea Elijah Scribner, aged 76
years months.
In Woolwch, Oct. 81, Miss Clara A. Walker aged
AZ years months.
In Bath Oct 81. Mrs. Margaret A, widow OF the
late Geo W. Barton, aged "a years months.
In San Francisco Oct. 2S, Horace Reed Patten,
formerly of Bath, aged 22 years months.
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MARRI I'D.

In Naples, Oct. Z, Lagrove NJ. sanborn of Naples
and Miss Julia A. Garry of Sebago.
In North Conway, Oct IL, Josiah Martin and Mrs.
Angie Crawford, both of Sebago
In Auburn. Oct. %. VIM. Il. Small and Miss Emma
j. Vickery.
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SPAIN.
The Constitutional Guara

The Constitutional Guarantees.
MADRID, Oct. 30-The council of ministers
has decided to terminate the suspension of the
constitutional guarantees Immediately after
the reopening of the Cortes
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Yellow EeYEr.
Admissions to the Centennial Saturday

SAVANNAH, Oct. 28.-The total number of
iuterments today were nine, from yellow fever
five.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, Oct 3O-The Pope having desired to
divide the ar ,hbshopric Of Lyons into tw
dioceses without the consent Of the French
government, the latter has Issued decree for
bidding such division.
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Sid fm Cherburg Oct 25. ship VIM NJ Reed Bruce,
United States.
Sid I'm Cadz Oct 25, brig Giles Loring, Anderson,
North of Hatteras
Sid fm Irvine, Scot. Oct 81, sch Geo X Hatch Muir
ply, Caibarien.
Ar in Kingroad Oct 27, sch L A Orr, Orr, Boston
for Gloucester.
Sid fm Leith Oct o. brig Onalaska. Hart, for St
Thomas
At Callao Oct 5, ships John Harvey, Brown, disg;
Otago, ThOrndike. from Iquique for Europe.
AT Enderberry Island Aug Is, barque Abiel Abbot,
Chase, from Sydney, NSW, for Charleston.
Sid fm Salt River, ia, Oct 49, sch Alice Boardman,
Boyd, Mobile.
Cid at Chatham, NIB, Oct 10th, brig Lie Houghton,
Rose Swansea.
Ar at North Sydney, CB. Goth, sch j w Peasley,
Parker, st John, NF.
Ar at Port Mulgrave. NS 25th, sch Nellie May,
Mcdonald. Portland via Halifax for Bay of Islands.
ar at Halifax 26th, schs Florence Reed Bunker.
st Margarets Bay; Lightfoot, Swim, harrington tor
Portland; Golden Light, Teed, Freeport.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9th. sch Castaia, Colweli,
Portland.
SPOKEN.
Oct "a, So eff Hatteras 40 miles, sch NJ Moseey,
from Charleston for Boston.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

rRovIDENCE, r. l., October 2S.-T1ie Printing
Cloths market closed quiet and prices nominal at
decline noted early in the week43 q 4sc for stand
ard and extra 81 x 64 goods.
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1886 Eastern Railroad scrip. p.........."....... All
S57 40. All
Second Call.
12 Boston and Maine Railroad. ....."........ OH
Sales at Auction.
25 Portland. Saco s. Portsmouth Railroad. 53d544
II Boston q Maine Railroad. ................... 93a
81 600 Bangor City IS, 1894 r L. 101t
$166 SO Eastern Railroad scrip, 80. All
1924 OF Eastern R. scrip. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 47A
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Bank Statement.


NEW YORK, October 2s-12.15 p. m.-Gold opened
at 1O9a, and is now 1093. Governments dull and
strong Money per cent. State bonds quiet.
Stocks active and unsettled, feverish in Western
stocks Exchange, long, 4S2l; do short 4o4}.
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For New England.

rising barometer northwesterly winds, slightly
warmer and clear weather, succeeded in the
western portion by falling barometer and winds
shifting to easterly and southerly.
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Foreign Exports.


By water conyeyance--1OG0 bush cornmeal to G
W. True g. Co.
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European Marlaels.

States 60 days currency at "a ~ discount; short
sight do "a 81 discount; 60 days cold "a Al prem;
On London at 161 prem ; on Paris q q 8 prem.
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REDER'S
German Snuff.

use II according to directions and a cure is war
wanted.
Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggist. If you
are remote from the city, sent so cents to the Agent
ana receive box BY mail. General Agents toT the
United States, SMITH, DOOLlTTLE 81 SMITH,
wholesale Druggists, 26 fremont Street Boston.
oct11 WS&Nsn6m
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NO FAILURE.

Thousands have been made miserable for years by
the "CATARRH." Many expedients have been
resorted to relieve the victims, BUT MORE TO
RELIEVE THEIR POCKETS. 1t gives us mex
pressible pleasure to know that an agreeable and
cheap remedy has been found for it in