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The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Californ,o Miurn. stocks,
Domestic Markets.

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NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Cotton closed firm at
11Bc for middling uplands and l21sc for middlinR
Orleans.
ga o.; common to good extra Western and State
AGA 80; good to choice do at OO96 10; COM
(oD6 90; Fancy do at Uo97 90; common to good
extra Ohio O096 so; common to choice extra st
Louis at 8 1895 75; Patent Minnesota extra 8 %
al rs; choice to double extra at S098 ~; City
grades extra at 45@4 75: southern four steady;
sAss ksb 1s sns zsss s 5 S
CoRN-MEA-quiet and easier; Western. at 80@
3 20; Brandywine 80. - :
No Eed Winter on spot and seller; December at
22M@1 22as; sales at 23N January; i z61s
e. ,Sf W;v.nSsa nH aI sasasy a. ~
week have been 4, 400 900 bush.
Corn-closed steadier and shade Hrmer; No Q on
59Ac; b9Ha;e 5a7sc for February; bS1a@ a@5sA for
May, sales for the week have been 984, 900 bush.
OArs-quiet and steady.
Pork-market closed dull; cash mess at IS 759
Il s712; futures nominal.
Lardaclosed quiet; prime steam on the spot at
on sp t and 81 coo for future delivery. ~.
Tallow-quiet at 6A.
BUTTER is steady; state and Western creameries
at % 3tic; do dairies "a a3fc.
CHEESE quiet; State factories at 11@12A Wes-
tern do at 1OA@1zA. > sesyu- ~
CHICAGO Dec. 11.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat is active. firm and &c higher; No Red VIM
ter at l oil ps@l %; No 2Chicago Spring at O3 "
GLOSS cash; .O4 W a / 049s for January; l 0b14
81 O55s for February Nos Chicago spring 87Aa
(ao81sc. Corn active, firm and, higher at 397s for
for cash; 40J4c for January; 4i6sp4UA for Feb
ruary: 45s4 for May. Oats hrmer at 32Asc for
cash; 32A for january 321sc for February 361s
May. Rye is steady and unchanged at SO h2087e.
Barley strong and higher at 10. Pork easier at
IL SO@ no for cash; II 8O@l1 00-for: December;
Is 121sG13 Is for January l3 3O@l3 32h I r
February. Lard easier at 35@S 81 cash; = 421a
@3 45 for January; 8 55G8 571a February. Bulk
Meats steady; shoulders at 20; short RIB at 85:
re Reoe s Its-i4 90 bbs nour. Is, 900 bush wheat
113 O0O hush corn. 81 .00Q bush oats 5000 bush
rye 14,U0U bu ID barley
Sh,prnents-18 900 hills nour. $4,000 bush wheat,
10000 bush eorn, 10000 bush oats, 400 bush
rye. II. 900 bush barley. 7
ST. LOUIS Dec. IL. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher, declined but closed higher
than at the opening; No Red Fall O1 u g1 O21a
cash; 04A q % 1s for January:sI O734g1 O83s
for repruary l O9Ia 9l 1O7s March; No 3 do at
0427s cash: 42Ha ,43c for December: 41Mc for
January.4l lA @424c Februaryc: 43c March 4414
a44 sac for May. aIs dull at 33s4 1g34c for cash;
35 1ac bid for January. Rye dull at S51 1ac. Pork
dull at 3 25 asked cash; Is 1O bid January. Lard
Receipts 1000 bbls uour, $4,000 bnsh wheat
108 ,nU bush corn, 5000 bush oats. 1.OOo bush
rye 17,OO0 oush barley.
Shipments 900 bbls flour, 1000 bush wheat
81 1000, bush corn, 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush
bailey. 300 bush rye.
DETROIT. pec 11.-Wheat is strong; No ! White
at O31a for December; O5 for January: OF for
February; LOO for March; No 3 Wbitaat 99s9c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
WASHING TON.
: The New Apportionment.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Representst've Cox,
chairman of tie House Census committee has
been Informed by Superintendent Walker that
the census returns will be ready for transmits
sion TO Congress not later than the 21st. Mr..
Cox has bill ready providing for the appotion
ment on the basis of the new census which he
will press for passage as soon as the census re-
turns are sent in by Mr.. Walker.
Resignation Of Secretary Thompson.
It is officially announced that Secretary
Thompsqn has rendered his resignation to take
effect ashsonlas successor is appointed This
step is taken by the Secretary to enable him
to accept the charm snship of American
Branch of the Panama Inter Oceanic Canal
Company.
Justice Strong to Retire Immediately.
1t is reliably stated tonight that Justice
Strong will occupy his seat on the Supreme
bench tomorrow for the last time, it being his
purpose to retire Immediately.
1t is also learned that he has accepted Gan
offer of employment hereafter as counsel for
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co.
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d EAT HIS.

In this CITY, Dec. 10, Mrs Henrietta B.. widow of
the late John N. NJ. Brewer. of kobbinston Me-.
aged 80 years months. ICalais and Eastport pa
pers plesae copy.l
Funeral this morning at 1O12 o'clock, at No.
80 Pleasant street. Friends are invited.
In this city, Dec. IL, Michael Pender. aged 20
years 9 months days.
Funeral this afternoon at 21s o'clock, at No.
10 Fox street,,
In this city. Dec 11th. Charles H. Baker, son OF
the late William Baker, of Brunswick, aged So
years.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from
his late residence, No. 139 Newbury street. Bur-
ial private
Lemuel Sawyer
funeral Monday afternoon at oclockl
In Cape Elizabeth. Dec IL. Mrs. Susan }. Kicker,
wife OF James K. Hayes and Oldest daughter of the
late VIM Kicker. aged AZ years months. Eastern
and Western papers please copy a
tFureral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock. ] ~
In Phpsburg, Dec, 8. Mrs. Eliza A Kelley. aged
II years. 5.s.,s,9.31
In Otisfeld Dec. 1, Solomon Reyne, aged 80 years
months.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

A q. S. Collector Shot by Moonshiner.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following tele.
gram was received by Commissioners Raum to-
day from Collector Clark OF Atlanta, Ga:
Deputy Collector W. Z. B. Wilson was
shot through the body last night while seizing
an Illicit distillery. Two men have been ar
rested and the dstillery seized. think Will
son will recover" Wilson is resident of
Gainesville, Georgia.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 12.-Collector Woodcock
has received a dispatch from Commissioner
Raum stating that there seems to be a reogan-
ization of illicit distillers, and to take imme-
diate steps to arrest the offenders Mr.. Wood
cock telegraphed in reply that he did not
think the circumstances as yet required the
use of an armed force, but would see the law
fully executed. 50 49,
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
KELLY'S DOWNFALL.

Tammany Decides to Stick to him.
New YORK, Dec. 11--At a meeting of the
Tammany committee of organization tonight
John Kelly was endorsed as their leader, and
the speakers said he was never so strong as
now. Kelly assumes the editorial charge of
Express Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Aah1hOhOLOGlCAL "a 81

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington. d. c.,
Dec. 13, 2 A. M.
For New England,
falling, followed by stationary or rising bar
ometer, south to west winds, partly cloudy or
cloudv weather, with rain or snow and higher
temperature.
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An improbable Story

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE Banner
publishes rumor that the leaders of the low
tax wing Of the Democratic party have ar
ranged to capture the speakership of the
State Senate and make Governor-elect Haw-
kins United States Senator This accomplish
ed the Governors ch air will be declared
vacant and the low tax speaker of the Senate
will fill it, being next in office.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Death of a Bucksport Captain.

Death Of Bucksport Captain.
HAVANA, Dec. 11.-Capt. j. J.. Hicks of
the American brig L. NJ. Merritt of Bucks
port was drowned. in Matanzas bay the 9th
nit. s eissl. aets
s-s Postal Changes 49, s-4
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. - Postmasters ap-
pointed are George w. Pratt at Guilford, Pts
cataqois county: Mrs. Rebecca F. Rounds at
Minot, Androscoggin county; Mrs. Alma
Higgins at North Lamoine, Hancock county;
L. M. Woodman at North Leeds, Androscog-
gin county; Mrs. NJ. j. Robertson at Orient,
Hancock county.
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The Ex-Presidentlal Fund.

BOSTON, Dec. 12.-The Advertiser tomorrow
will publish an address with form of sub
scription appended calling for aid to the pro-
-urances that if fifty thousand are raised in
Nev England the sum will readily be in
creased to a quarter of million.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
MA e RlAGES.

In Gray, Dec. A. VIM. H. Snow and Miss Lille A.
Sawyer, both of New Gloucester.
At Kent's Hill, Dec. g. Hiram Gilman of Mt. Yer
non and Miss Carrie H. Eldridge of Belgrade.
In Boston, Nov. %, John P: Stevens of Bridgton
and Miss Mary A. Boothby of Boston.
In Boston Nov. "a, VIM B. Cushman of Cam
bridge and Miss Lottie NJ. Kilborn of Bridgton.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portiana Daiis Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Dec. IL.
Breadstutis quiet without decided change.
Sugars are strong with an advancing tendency We
quote granulated at 97sc and Extra C. at 91Ac.
Butter is very firm and prices rule high for choice
grades. Eggs are steady at full prices Poultry is
frmer. There is better feeling in the WesteI n
grain primaries to-day and the markets closed ae-
tive, firm and higher At Chicago. Wheat advanced
&c.
is firm and held higher and Corn quiet cargoes on
the passage of Wheat turn dearer; Of Corn quiet.
At Liverpool Wheat Is steadier and Corn lower at
TnefoAoaaug are ,o-day's quotations OF Flour,
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
EVERGREEN CEMETERY.

SUPERINTENDEhT's OFFICE, Nov. 13, 1880.
nWNEkS OF lots in Cemetery and parties having
" lots in charge wuo desire special care of same
for the season OF 1881 should notify the Superin-
tendent or Trustees NJ once, as y special caro- OF
lots should include dressing which must be placed
upon sucb lots bNfore covered with snow
Per order OF Trustees.
PATRICK DUFFEY, Superintendent.
uo16 -5@ dtf
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at out poftE small contrats reported at reals
gold per srrobe: stock IN the warehouses at Ha-
yana and Matanxas d 800 boxes, "a 800 bags and
1900 hhds receipts for the week 30 box o. and 10
hhds:exports 1900 boxes, g 90 bays and 800 hhds
including 4 o boxes and all the bags and hhde to
United States
Freights- no demand for vessels.
Is Tobacco quiet but firm Remedies Filters S4F@$5O
gold cwt; ortdo Filters S50a SOB; yuelta Abajo
FIJI s556S65.
Spanish gold 5Hsa2.c5M. Exchange steady;
sight 91aaiOA prem; London 1884 gI9A prem.
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Boston SSOck Market. y
70 of the Brokers Board, lDec. Ill


tBy Telegraph)
NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Money has been as high as
6 per cent. and Hs commission today closing at l.
16. The bank ststement is more favorable with a
large gain in the reserve. =,
Sterling Exchange ia uuet. We. quote bankers
asking rates, 80 days bills, at 4871s per 6 (of
S4.S665 par value), and on demand $4.S1, against
47SA a G4S0hs one week Commercial bills,
477a477A2 gold.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13

NOTlCE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS-" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. it has always been made pure and
healthy. and is to-day without q rival:
-'RsV-Slade's Engliah Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Bostsn Produce Market.

The following were today's quotations Of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-We quote choice Northern and Western
creameries at 30a35c for fresh made. and 26Q928c
for. summer made; fall made New York and Yer
mont dairies at 26@3Oe; and common to fair dairy
lots 1Sg22c; Western dairy packed at 24e27c for
choice, and l592lc for common 10 good; ladle pack
ed at 22(024c for choice and at 15@21c for COM
mon to good choice grades In demand.
Cheese-we quote at 13gl312c for choice;1 1a@
121ac for fair to good; S@1 @ for common.
Eggs are quoted at 28@ SOC for Eastern: 28G3Oc
for New York and Vermont, 28a29c for Canada
and Prince Edward Island; 28@3Oc for Western;
market firm.
Potatoes are In steady demand at 45a6Sc pbush.
Sweet Potatoes held at 75fg2 90 v bbl.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13

FOrefXm EXp0Ftb. >, - n y
LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Lake Manitoba
81 800 bush wheat 10000 do corn, As do pstash.
go bbls hops 10 do beef 47O lbs cheese, cases OF
boots and shoes 5bbls china, 1926 sacks nour. 81
bbls apples 488, ,5S4 lbs bacon. $40 sacks oatmeal
245 packages poultry, 45,71l 1bs butter 292. 81 y
TBS lard s 10 cases canned meats, IT'S bbls pork,
1.,400 lbs stearine, 200o gals oil 997 ours beef,
256 head cattle -. y y Aaps 81
MATANZAS. Brig EH Williams 81 50 shocks
and heads, 2s9 heads, 2So0 box shocks, 700 bpls OF
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
One Hundred Lives Lost at Penye

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Later estimates of the
loss of l:fe by the explosion in Penygraig col
liery yesterday morning make the number who
perished one hundred
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BY IoIegrAph.I
LIVERPOOL Dec. 11-l2.30 I. P.M.-Cotton ma, ket
steady; Middling uplands at 6Ss; Orleans 1916;
sales 10, 900 bales; speculation and export 2,O0O
: LIVERPOOL Dec. 1l--l2.3O r. M.-Flour 9s 6d@
l2s; Winter Wheat at SO Sd9lCs; Spring Wheat
at Ss Sd 9s 1Qd; California average 9s 2d69s lid;
Club do at es 9dal0s Cd; Corn at 5s I'd. Peas at
at II, Provisions. tc:,-pork Of SSs; Beet at S1s;
Cheese 6Ss Sd; Lard 46s Cd: Bacon 3Ss942s Tai
low at 35s I'd, at London 3Ss Sd.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Havana Market.

(By TelographO
HAVANA. Dec. 12.-Sugar-The transactions The
past week have been small because of reduced stock
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Rrc..i1,. q eIaineI OenrnI.

s4..s tyr 49,. PORTLAND. Dec 10.
For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, "a cars miscellaneous mer
ch8ndise
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Grain Marker.

PORTLAND, Dec. IL.
The following quotation. of Grain we're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A, W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street: q, >..# ~
Chicago Wheat Com --Oats--
Time Jan. Feb.> Jan May. Jan. May.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
Notice.

Notice.
"HEN was in Portland, the fore part of Nov
w ember lost or left at some place where I
called, a large black covered Memorandum Book
containing me small photographs. Any one who
has 1t will confer a very great favor by forwarding
the same to me by express. Address
q. PuaLEN,
40 Sec0ns street,
Fall River,
dec11d3t Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13
PORT VF PORTI.AND.

- - PORT OF PORTLAND. II
SATURDAY, Dec. IL.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora. Bragg, New York-mdse
Sch abby Weld, Gardner Eastport herring to
Dana & Co. and Trefethen Co.
Sch Sarah, Hamlin, Deer Isle-canned goods to
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke Rockland- lime
to G A Mo,se & Co. = ~
Sch Ra lroad. Webster, Castine. -
Sch Sch Eizabeth, webber a Boston If for Castne.
Sch Geo w Collins. Boston for Sullivan. u
Sch Ohio. Smith, Boston for vinalhaven. 20
Sch Champion. GILLESPIE, St John. B. for :oston.
Sch Judge Low, Wheeler Pembroke for Boston,.
Sch Anna Frye. Bryrnt, Eastport for New York.
Sch Billow. Smith. Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Balance Allen, Winterport for beverly.
Cleared.
Steamship Lake Manitoba, (Br) Scott, Liverpool
Thompson. Murray g. Co.
Brig Edw H Williams. Gonld, Matanzas-Isaac
Sch Bertha Fellows. Clark. Pembroke-master.
Sch Ida May, Sawyer, Addison N Blake.
Sch Lucy Amelia, Holmes. Machias-N Blake.
SUNDAY. Dec. 12.
Arrived.
Sch Emma G, lBr) Giggy, Fredericton, NB-3ooo
Sch H I Townsend, Smith, Calais for New York.
Sch N Laughton. Holloway. Calais for NYork.
Sch VIM Thomas, Wooster, Calais for New York.
Sch Eaton, Calais fof New York.
BELOW-A light three masted schr and about so
loaded coas ers, for harbor.
SIGNAL for brig.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at SW Pass 9th inst, brig Carrie Bertha, Hall,
St Thomas.
Sid fm Liverpool 9th inst. ship Levi G Burgess,
Starrett, United States; Lucy Nickels, Nickes do
Sid fm Amsterdam Dec 8. ship Alexander, Brown,
United States.
2 MEMORANDA.
Sch Addie Ryerson. before reported ashore at
White Head, has been foated and towed to Rock
land. where she purchased b. Snow & Pearson,
and is to be hauled out for repairs.
Sch Ann Eliza, Dorr, from Summerside, PEI, for
Providence, put into Halifax 10th in damaged
condition.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-13

Oct 81. lat J. 5 n, lon 30 W, ship Jos spinney
Oliver. from New York for San Francisco.
Oct 30, lat n. Ion 25 W. barque Jennie Hark-
ness, from Liverpool for Bombay.
Now, lat % 08 N, Ion 80 IA, barque j South
ard Handy. from Boston for San Francisco.
Nov IA. lat 3 S, lon 35. barque Sarah, Davis FIN
Buenos a yres for Boston.
Nov 29, lat % 20 N, Ion SO 40 W, brig Ysidora
Rionda, Miller, from GabOon for Boston.
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LOCAL. BRETITIES.

TIE steamer Arrowsmith carried q large
crowd down to the oyster roast to day.
MIR. Valentine Baker is i'll at his residcrce
near Woodlswo.
1t will DO seen that the ladies Of the NJ. Z.
Church will keep Open lunch room at the
c,rner Of kiog and West streets, during The
Fair.
A stand has been erected at The Post Ofhoe
corner. where o republican meeting will be
held Monday Dight next, at which speeches will
bo delivered by Messrs Riddle end Miller, OF
Washington.
A negro member Of tho chain gang, named
John Bell left that gang to day. and went to
the homo of his wife, lower end Of Fairfax
Street. and after nearly killing bor by masbiog
her head with brick deosmped.
Major 8. p. Bayy. republican candidate for
Congress from this district. and Messrs. l.. q,
Payne and Edmund Burke, addressed republic
oao meetings Wednesday afternoon and night
o; Winchester.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Holiday.

MADRID, Sept. 25.-King Alfonso by royal
order has commanded that the 25th Of Heptem'
Der Ito day. the tete day of Santa Mercedes be
kept as an official holiday and gala day in the
palace 10 honor of the Iofanta Maria Mercedes
Isabella. This year 10 consequence of the
Qusen's health there will be no reception or
banquet in the palace. The King and Queen
yesterday gave audianc, to the Papal nuuclo,
who presented 10 a splendid marble and ebony
cssket the gilt OF the Pope to the 1afanta Mer'
oedes. 1t is a very rich satin robe covered with
lie, AID displaying the esoutcheons of Spain
and tho Pope on The skirt. The robe was made
and embroidered by ladies Of the Roman nobility
at the request of tho Pope.
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MEDICINAL.
NLD DIR. DODD'S POWD ERS.
A Family Medicine

NLD DIR. DODD'S POW DERS.
" A Family Medicine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies suffering with
Nervousness, Debility, Twitching of the Mus"
cles, Ringing in the Ears, specks before the
Eyes, Spasms, Mysteries. Palpitation Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Melancholy. Low Spirits,
Dependency, Headache, Sleeplessneas. Evil
Forebodiug5, Cold Hands and Feet. take DR..
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who are debiitsted and nervous
with weak body and digestive organs disordered,
causing loss Of appetite, impoverished blood,
&C., Try Dr.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
as though you bad renewed your age and taken
q new lease of life.
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudent and violated
the La,os of health and nature until the u1gor OF
life is gone, and you are prostrsted mentally and
physically and unable to attend to your business
or duties of life, take DR.. Dodds Powders and
YOU will feel yourself men again.
Young Men and Women with pas and hGg-
ocrd faces thin in flesh, broken down in mind
and 6ody with shattered nervous system. take
OLD DR.. DoDD's NERv1NE TONIC POWDERS,
| and stop that loss which brings on Melancholy,
Fits, Insanity, Consumption and an early death;
They will give you health and strength, and
| increase the flesh and bring the bloom of youth
| to the cheeks tranquility to the mind, and pro.
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who are slaves to the use Of
| Tob,cco, Liquor, Opium or Morphine. take DR..
Dodd's Powders; they act IS an antidote ED
will destroy the appetite OF taste for the use Of
the above stimulants. which is ruinous to the
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY & co.
AS Kinn st. Price 81 per package, or six pack
ages for s.. ap1
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THE MARKET To-DAY.-The market this
morning as usual was we'll supplied with
ffuite, meats and vegetables. Meats are un-
changed. excapt for hams sud bacon. wblch are
q little higher than las! quotations. The prices
generally ranged about es follows: Peaches %
per peck; apples, 25 to 40, per peck; grapes )
to Ice per pound; tomatoes. IS to %, per peck;
sHeet potatoes, 20 to so, per peck; Irish pota'
toes, 25, per p:ck; turoips, 90, per peck; ear
corr. S to 10, per dczsp; cabbage. 3 TO lOc q
head; egg plants, 5 to Sc piece; butter beans.
6 to s, per quart naugoes. II, per dtz'I;
honey, u, per pound; grated horse raddIsh'
500 per pound; chestnuts. 90, per quart; but
ter. 25 to 80, per pound; chickens. 20 to goo q
piece; eggs, $50 per dozen. Fish-trout, 10 TO
go piece; drum, 25c per pound; mackerel, 2'o
per bunch
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The Naval Demonstration.

LONDON, September Is "A dispatch to Reu:
ters Telegram Company from Rsgnsa dated
mour has Just arrived and it is stated that action
by the com bined set against Dulcigno is i'm
mine1t. Admiral Seymour has broken on ne.
gotiations with Ria Pacha. The Albanian
league has threatened to arrest the foreign con-
suls in Albania as soon as the hset commences
hnafilipa
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per bunch

INVITATIONS TO ATTEND THE BALTIMORE
CELEgRATIoN.-Tb Alexandra Light lntan'
try. at their meeting last night. recsiVed an To-
vitation to attend the one hundred and htnsth
anniversary of the founding Of the city OF Dal
timore, to take plscs on the S:h OF OCTOBER.
The invitation will be acted on next Monday
night, and if accepted, the c,m Iand will be
accompanied BY the Alexandra Musical Asso..
citation. Tho Chief Euginoer has a!so received
an invitation for tho Fire Department to attend
tie celebration. upon which action will bs TAX
On at m early day.
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Just received at Henry Strauss Great Boot,
Shoe and Clothing House 500 new, stylish and
comfortable oveicoats at low prices; 500 noat,
hobby aud durable Scotch cashmere suits to salt,
and fit the most fastidious; l, 900 pair Of Mems
and Boys Kip Boots, which will be sold at the
lowest possible figures. Call carly and secure
your choice, us be is bound to sell.
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Prices of Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The Combined
Anthracite Coal interests have agreed to sus-
pe2sion of production from O,tober first to
sixth inclusive. An understanding has been
arrived at to the effect that there will be DO
change in Eastern prioas.
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ftoIlcg REPORT. The following cases We're
'S'ote the Mayor this morning:
,,. John McCaor, for disorderly cotauct on the
''f;sio Sss fined IS ard discharged
asnes Clump, for abusive language towards
3I 5e Mitchell, wss dismissed.
= ,hSce Baltimore. c>lered, was befors Justice
it .olEs'I this morning. for asssultiDg white
n.y. N.Y. AID was fined S.. but 10 default of Fay
~'u' Vas sent to Jail for thirty days.
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ruracu SERVICES. &C., To- MoRRoW.-
HyiI Church. at IL q. m. and 1880 p.
y, ~ Rev Ii Suter.
81 PauEs Church.-Service at II a. m. aud
~ ID by Rev. DE-. Norton.
Grace Chuch-Ssrvics at L a. N. and I:5O
y n, BY Rev. Mr.. Sharp.
s. JErry's Mmch.-Servic, OF / q. IN.
ard sermon by Rev. Father O'kaue. FesperS
Ieion Presbyterian Church First Church,
Second Presbyterian Church-Service at II
q N. end 7:30 y. %. by Rev VIM. DlnwlddIe.
N,Il. Epis. Church-No service morning
n,r night Childreu's service ct 5 .. m.
,NeI. Fps. Church South-Sergice at II
q. NJ. and 7 80 q. ~ by Rev. Mr. Boyle.
Nah. Prot. Ghmch-Seryice ut II g. N. and
no y. m. bv Rev. DR.. Mills
E,p.ia Chmch--Servicfs at II a. IL. and
40 o. IN BY Rev. A. G. Baron. OF Cn!psper::
li.ra.an Lutheran Chmch-Ssrvco at II
A. NJ, 10 German BY Rev. Mr., Shal!c..
Free Methodist Church. -SsrVicss at | | 8: a.
and 80 D. 10. Meeting at clock IN the after
nam fur the promotion Of holiness.
lo,mg Mems christian ASsoctatton.-.
Service of song and prayer 10 tho Baptist
Church at 4 p. III. Jail at . .. n. Aims House
81 80 y. NJ. Canal basin at 3 .. N.