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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-20
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TO WHO y II NAY EONCERS--In the year 1878 l
treated yin HclGall'S SPAWN Cure. bone spa
vim Of several months growth, nearly half as
large AS a hen $ egg. and completely Slapped the
l3mercSs and removed the enlargement. have
%otkt Il the horse ever since very h:tr:t, and he
nrvc: has been lame, nor could l ever see anV
difference in the size OF the hook Joints since
treated him %!;:i Ken tails SPAWN Cure.
Il. a. GAINES.
EnosburEh Falls, w.. Feb Is, 1870.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 9 Il,
day vi reb., 1919.
JOHN q. JENNIE. Justice of the Peace.
KENDALL7s SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH.
bakersfield, VT. Dec o. 1879
Z. J. keil III 4 Co -GtHtS: I wish to add nv
testimony IT, favor Of your Invaluable liniment
Kendall 5 SPAWN Cure. In lie spring OF 1862 |
Slipped ON the ice and Spr:ine,l my right limb
ut the Knee jrint. ! was very lame, and ut times
suffered he most eXc:uciating pain. | wore
"aiidl:,r on 1t or o. tr Il year, and tried most
"vcry .Eirgi:' my reach, but could find nothing
to gle ne permanent relief. When / over
worked, it would pain me very much. IN April,
ISIS, began to think Should he Il cripp:e for
life but, having some Of kendalIS Spav:i, Cure
Thought W I'D try it, | used one third of q
bette, and tkpr: fenced relief ut once. The pain
LEFT HE and has Not troubled me since. / feel
very grateful! ~ YOU. and wo;;.d recommend
k"ntaiis Spawn Cure to all who suffer with
Slr"!nS Or rheumatism. Yours truly,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-20
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The Iiiterlur Of tbs IsRrkll.

m... ns!gnipt1
ntunse 1 sunt # u ian1,br ImG n t inc enas 1t
tnoiiensa give Us t,clhr tlunlpsistrhtnn nf 1t:
hsnI "' tsa,.n. w. s, ~, "nf.a fMto r. whiaa tii9
e 10 aat III care s ff pvery
.tyisc ,it,,; TO-. Of descent: i'at mining az.
n ,;ccnrat ~ MINI " nny,o, yefy 1e ~ sn;
t'',s y tx Iooty NEAR Etl. ta,koa Us unWn
o, onses''lK Y taeKsscs rattanhsI + !: nnt
~, ~ INC ~. nnefs' ost tnat y a Ihis' however
n"ur, t,,s sonteW ~ @ .snsoss.nk sns u%r.n l.
;"rea.o II hant ~ Ty @ssnns ~ ~
NJ. ~, " natx niSs Mlny ue 10 t,H
y, ~ tsuI ueRTees FMnrtIlhet. ltttnor Mtsa@
rs tshs .;m ~. W. s1ntn ~ nc 4lsasa waioh Ivy
Gsmtso' e..' tno nons Wo!itl Ut anout twety.tWt'
i,shus tnn MeAL ~ uoi!'n& M'as VI tho sea luFti.
thn hn,t ~ .n,sn netn " .,1 h.t p.ess
t.t La!t 70 convey my laeh 70 tho tnInu OF ihAt
i,mng!naatlon. a satheo II to sny that T.,
t. a aeas 20 Ereas that n, .nl,sanos With
si', w1on W. AIa heauan!ea e.uo. nnoer my Gofa-
.ftnnr a', ~ VI ' GHn n"6'4g. eSst NJ. u, ~ ~
theroforo. thas tne aart's aentro ne not itselt
~ h,R Rnseus at y e1naGon , t aha nore ts sensoh 70
~, VIM, ~ s @ of a t1ose .d a 1e
MA soi,a Sru,.n fsrsee. Faes fG'a tssa,.,,s
fs,,.,a XII M ta.s ;sGaseo ~, ~ =,
H. ~. ,,!',,o. III .aG easse as1n"ts a.e .q
our os pnst so. 1G auG GedstS Hys.n'
19se,l IT. - w oa1eu ~, snore M eo 'onma
~; ~ ascuss "naca iknt M
..Ea,.. ssen ~ PfesuKe ns
ta.t. anst iinh nnt SMn Luz ah pu"asIus nMKlnnuoo
,n IT, i,. ons0ea. VILE WY approaen 10
sasst M;. ias x alssanee I1 no a'af SUPPOSE u be
ths ' IcnseS, eo,sotIUx 11 tho N's s1rfsoo II tbo
E"tA MNH iLe ,EuulF1s W. iuhf 4htHV Nm.
, 1881-07-16

, NEW foaK, July tA-C0TToH-Not ysesipls 1t al
lultsa Btatca pofA 9aslHx tie Nsek, jyakN bsIss,
last ysAt lauV, s0taI Eacel1ss II all Unltu3 ht4tea
posta 10 date. hoes.ao1 last ysas. 4s7&uuf expoEs
from Ill unod staIen ports f0t aas wax. uNs aa.
yssF tosal e8poFs from Ill lu!t>a atstss porla
Un,ted 5.ates paFss iass ysas, xlaus stook II
81 tnte.lur sowRs slADi last yoab ss40I STOCK II
is:t LICK n
;htKnPvul- luY .t.-,EE3rI0A-saiesu ui ths wsss
Ea04 laoss AuorlcsM 0!sl1 epeCutMt9rs 'took T,asA
sas @!toGs Il sp','nsss Hotnaa 9xE'o, $oa t9!ai
xA4sfse@, GSI2Ui ainouRt *hoas, l1a&N1 American
NEW ORLEANS, July M.-CnTroN-- --autett m&ddlluR,
iss aos9 IL 81 Gst so xopa ID, osass5y I'll
AEats ealsa, anek. vAAkl TSvkly ast tsvstpss+
&&N EFpks Anu v1k3!!s lrsA% htl:atns Ase' o9asas
, 1881-07-16

NEW ORLEANS, July is.-ELot1n-strong, auper+
Hns. Eh6E Xxx. .tAx,@i.7a; Xxx, s;uhas.2t, hlgh
ur,.tles, ta.504it.ta,.
0HAta-Corn nrm3 691G2o. Oats firm, &C.,
'EOAN-NKAL-Dnli und natninnI; t2.eb,
llAY-Que. md wuaki prime. slau1, chooo. ta3.o1
t1suy1sfoSs-i'0rk easlnrf $l7G2lS 411iS. Lard
quiet, but atcapS; tiofcs. &2aiGtlac; kov4 sl2,1d
ilulk tneuts scarce md firm, rAuuiders, *ts'Hatd9
clenr rlb Dcs eaAc. uNe, 1thenn strung md hHher
sDuliora. II 5ti; cear tb, iUe; cc1r luz Alle
l2I4u. -'-7- 80 - 80"
Wnlskf-sseady. Western rnct!aad, sl.1n21.l5.
IiD elTxoes, ordittary 10 psitnv, VAes3sse. saa1t
,snas g4'!mgn n - you'd eomlnon. i9lts1Hol fair y
i1n eiHfifed9 s5c. M0Insses tliii con,,pri. altp
2to ratr 1at8 nt pE!r11: Ar. lleo quiet and wsaxs
AlLAS-HcAFcu uHd hrlhi VIC.
, 1881-07-16

MILWAUKEE Jnly IL -FLoCw-9carce md ar1n.
GAAlN-Wheat unsottloh mnA lower, No. Mil
waukee hard, $1+l1s M. atlwaukds, sLlU idly,
ellu4i August, sl1lAf eepsembor: and suotohur.
sLtla@s Nos0nibeF, sl.tlit Mo. milwaukee,. t1JuU:
No. do,. aso4~s sstsased nuninMt. earn hrnlers
hcarces NJ. At 47}{s. Oats scarce ind nrm, No. I
at &C. leyo notnfnnl' no. at No. uarloy scarco,
Mo. At V2c. j - ...,.'..
.lRoytstpNs-Iiigher. Nesa pork Sl7.71 cnsh md
and July: kl3zt AuXuxt.
EiQHH-Ehsl0rs kLUIaa. III
fHEtGHT4-Whent 10 fInfsalo, 10. ....
,REcElFTd-Etuuf, 1Nu bfj1t wheat, q 600 but corn,
noHG. - ~'1.T.-
snlPMxSTs-glout, 14m brls. wheat $4,000 bu,
c0sa4 ~ 1n. '|77 -
, 1881-07-16
NEW YORK. !!

6ptsta& Dtspatsh to Ths EAfeaso Ir1surs . :;
NkN Youx 1ufv M,.f.r 4tvf.h.n ao,I,,a t,.a.
~ taa speculative lut0rast, A. huwayas,. variable
pttcss lesvInR pn ~ 4 ruIs IN pA.ty uc,iyortvs 4
Shade lower and On, ths t,utinn Ilsf uIsn
Nsak NJ. white sna ~ nos v'uy VIZ ~ s.,t.! nso
'sht suppy and nlac. ~ansed. turthor I'D.
qusy md cana,,inn, s.,s v. ~ *s.ae, ~ ~
y ssaSHos No., white tnbout 5,uD Dui
NJ. ". wv clas!n1 at 6oha &akoa1
sisamsr !" 1,;Iuw ~ .sls. Ns. etosnx a. 0Ael'
s,a.s Ta'.e It ssno. whste auushorn oho,co ffom
ha opene s ssst .e ~ oso ac.,Fo. ana stss
mar ,ha ~. s"H *tu H5ssulat' oak fauod snaeptS
ssa.. as shs e'o.e :: tulo % tho nura PROMINENT
Ths demand ha. ovsa mang SHgn
ssas a sxpott Inquiry has boan iisawI9o osuI I'LL
san.ss Se k Il sa e sa q MSs.
quoted III = asan ~ oe A'a ~S''o AsAeaE o"E.!ot*
rnOyist0Ss-uoa nrosuots ,s.. aotiva rua r nm,
ds,es a seialns sSy.fs, oa IN 1 s oss rST
s''s'a rnis xgiS'F"' GSsF' s'fT;s sdssnass sas
u ts''esa sa,,v ess petz modetaso daaaSd
option line in jess rsnpa I,h MlY n,.;snn @ n,s s
, 1881-07-16
l3QH1tQN,

DosTpN. July Jit-FLuG1l-Btoady md unchanged.
GHAIN-C0fn Htmsrf mixed .nnd yellow, b7asVoa
stcam, hsda1c. Oats nomlnulIy unohAnxsd. Rye. SLa
.BuTrxh-c1olco cruaAas1os, zas4lo, ohoIcs la4llo.
paakad i(x4laei fn!r tn RUu.t. Hqal3c. ~
: Ist1ua-iFgstorn freth, t1E :,
MEuktI,ls saj 1tfa, corn, Is cu but wheat,
ansrasxTaeEiSus. a 5oo br,ai corn, sl,ao bu.
, 1881-07-16

:; DETROIT, Mich, JulE Observation-Disclosures !.
; LuRAtX--Whcat uufeti e1tnl nominate ku, whttc
flf5t july 3af, Auxuat, H. idJ1f September. H. luz
soctahsY. o. rear. tl.ltH b!ht NO.. vhltu, tln
ho 3Tsd, $l1l4t Fucoliils ag bnt shipmoats,
, 1881-07-16

PEuNrA. ILL.,. july l3.-GMAsH-cosn active; high
mixed. sateps4o, Mixed 4i'ia4e!4o oats atm, NJ.
white. T734<stase. lkya scarcv, tl.tu for No.2
TtluMwlkkH-unchanRol 1T tI.0s}i. =.
nEcElrrA-lYhent, 1,30 bp, turn, M,06 but oats,
7,1!U but ryn. W! Iut 1art1y. aUun
W. Grau but rya, n0H0} 0ArfOy, t.au tu.
, 1881-07-16

!: gpsesa' Dt4paseh to Tas Chicago TstaYze.
KANsAH CIT, Mo-. july 1h-tlKAlk-!rhe Irits Etr-
tsat rflnrts. WHcat-tacu p1, sas bul shipments,
Stp hu; unrksL dull und wcaxt Nu 3cash; 9so, duly,
tHet M. EAs.I, 3i9t; July. $Lu. Gnrn-ltecsipts,
~ p1f ahpn!pn!s hEs hui st1H aud uussltlodl Nv.
, 1881-07-16

:: 6pRetd1 p1HastN 70 4t1 pAle9o0 1Fab4A@ = :.
PEsfaHrRo, FA.- July A-tHTRotgUN-Efutu On
sasrn3 destined from time 70 time 70 1eeslTs etAol
eJe: The Latest dspR wa caused bf The alleged tas'
rb,e aolp1s OF the uv{ls W.ll. This Il In tho Wss.
vllls fa)d In New York Ytats u the sxtssas nutsh-
sast vHq ut ths 20 Gss discovered bsls The ws Wa
tdAy rep0f4sd donx ten 10 swsiss barrels pst hour
lAQulsy At tho OM Exchange Developed tha
, 1881-07-16

NutSAL0. July ylA-0nAtN-Whest Is nsm and euiot
noA ba No. hard Duluth II eLz. Corn dusl nud
nn!nla4 ate!Ma Uat4 neatsotet ~
knd 4a for corn. ,'7@'- !,
, 1881-07-16

fnot thdt NJ direct ot reliable lnformnttou
frSrn s!is. f1oyie Wtii Ind. besn :eraivcd.
Tho l,optosaon prevailed that the fow Of oil ~
Gtnio. hnwevcr :ntnn!cl to 74,t" ye't.tH1 nvcnnx.
1iInfnE ~ tiao ts9{a ui1urel. arid aaes ii t.at
Iigntu. 4 further .!c.ilnn !! nn,!cipsted
rtrrauittt!. tn. July E-rErMtLki'M--Q QulAtf
United cytttithtos wnak it T1io rened 7Hc fhiia.
dtlfhiA nottvbfy. - q. j
GtEyki.4 NJ: July yih-pErnoLruH-stc.dy,s stnnd.
TI EisviLfE, Fa;. Jiiiy ls.-rkr,.nkIun-opnns! q! ut
7te. hishsss 7sc. towuts 5g{os ctosed, 1viut shp.
, 1881-07-16
ST, Lt)uSS,

IT. Lou1t NO., July H-FLoun-Fsnsrt I'M.
changed.
HnAsx--Whckt opened iouari ndvahcod,. No. = tsd.
2liaHA ALI onah. sl.lu2 Luz uIy. Il LIEN
August th1iA al.td Boptambar, egka fd& uetqbsr,
tIl43&e8t.15H yenr; NJ. du til iu!{ biat No. d
slk,X Corn botor At 4,o es,,. 4s}i rto July, H,N
i1e August. t1a soptambdr. i1}ie Uasubcr lGs12}kc
tho yaar. Uats hlHnor at ;k&o bId cast. 1k aif54c
JM.y2J4o AY9M:t, 2fo anptunor, tho yuAs. 1t5e
buttar III 81 o! bid. ntF!o| nominal.
KtfTreM-Unch II i'd. e."' ::
EluN-i}nuhMn 984. <
WUtSKf-StJyhf ut 1l.04 ,....
PMUViKtnSs-PErk haitcr: jobtine II Hiss Dry satt
r@eats pea s.fons *itJ3T. ..5aIJ E4eGn strong a Sas9
kEUEtrrs-F!unr. 3. II bflA, wn1ht. yi.Qu but corn.
N,lhN but Ilht], w ~ 1ut rye, 1,lkJ nu.
A,t1u bu. -'"'
, 1881-07-16

rrtLAnEtrNtA. Ju1y Is, - Wnnt Quiet, Onto,
ronnsylsa MIA. West vfrfinIn md above, +22&3o,
medium. 4ta kto, ooarse. saaoI New YORK. MICHIGAN,
3nd1hnn and Westort. dnc. xsa ocs nodlua. 4.e4sos
eoatsss 14 Msansd 1omel1e .nd tslalns %aisd, IN
n,srttN. july lh..WynIe-fn fair den,andt Ohio ard
'penns! 4ke c M1ch1Hn tteeo0s eANl cuih-
!nY md sln!no. 37}3&4so Gnwasned c0mbiax 3tx5Sot
, 1881-07-16

-. OCEAN N1YlGdIION.
ONLY DfK Et*r LINE 10 FRANCE.
1enefal Transatlantic Company.
Between hAw York md lfAsra. fiqe e. N. #, fpot ot
Mrftoh-4k
TTAvoste BY thls linz asod both tfanst bY Enslish
mi.Ms{ smd tito daeofhfort Of cTosa9 tha Chsnnsfio
n.t.....4.S santeF1s.. sdnesdsy, july 70, m
Msgnas,,sy !uiy
rn.cts 6E r. MpMAsSA4t, All t,ue'nane .!asi III
e. Il nc'..dtf wtMo ssddlne .nd u.ansls Ghaesa
ri lhRf;u!s f;1 DE liEpfAa. AGENT sBownk Efean. foot
WSWMIT VII J. MISii se!s s;.s:sss As:ss A.ep, tasss as's:s
hlnEtT FuA AAHstl .LEs.
,, Tnnthlh9 At Gibraltar Ant llnrcelonM.
1Hh tuIttHlnR ss4Rn)efH will laAFA Now York direct
ior Gtarsar And AsfsaElIss. taxing trsleht aad
EnMD!HANn nk t.EssErg, gaquesuo. .......luIy u
FaALE LIE ma Ahshtl l!l.Es. txhtIr.
RATES uf IAbHAitE. =
e.. Gad!i ana GbF.ltsr-1t.. cabin md f9o
E6!s s xxsa ;i,o-i,ss aissa ios.of
WIN: .: WlNIkN ssetisxs rsnt, =" Sfas Gh1oaSos.
, 1881-07-16

NEW To1sK. July l5.-Domand for dark prints mors
aatvot Hamilton and Rnloxsrborkor dark ptintr
oponcd a. slfcs ootton xuu1s Il. moderate demand
md trtn. tuition drcssguuds and fct sk1fts ,nuEe
.tf,sht fur. Aan's.rsAr woo1au4 quIut and staadyt
futh uHftJe nulet.
, 1881-07-16
LAKE N.AVJGATYOf.
G00DRlCA'S STEAMERS,

For Hac4ne and Milwaukee twlcn daily At .. m
ena p. m, alntEY nrst1nR axaHptGd, "
Eur UTAnd ilAyon via Mwankee, twfct daily II
A. ~ IND p. itt- Sunday morning Axcnpiod,
Fur sneb1y ygnn, MtnItnwoe, t.ut,neton, ind NAnls-
VI sfiiy figyc y, y = nj 5anaty 1'G5n r exoepAd
nj ~ s.s sns ssa"| |.y,ilS y t. n,n,,.on
n 4. m. -
4. m. nnd 4Atu f1aY NJ y u, a.
UUckf f1ut Ntuhlg1n-gY,
, 1881-07-16

ICE CREAM,


THE BENTON HAIR GROWER CO.
Desires to impress upon those needing Hair Grower
or 1nvgorator that more hair canbe grown i the next
sixty days during the hot weathes) than will bic grown
In all the winter months. Mature works In summer,
and is apparently dormant In winter, ..v".
We only profess to assist Mature by nvigorating the
roots Of the hair relaxing and opening the tol!ice.
thereby causing tho HAIR TO GROW, stop Its FALL"
ING OUT. prevent its turning gray, and by healing
the scalp CURE DANDRUFF. .,
Forsale BY druggists generally. at 81 W1sconsin-st
Milwaukee, and at our Office,
t7e State-st., opposite Palmer House.
, 1881-07-16

ttF4tH '4h&kWf}tlN. AWk,NN LAKE, VIVA,
4 fAE10u4 summer fe&ufs. now upaa II haA NJ SqUkk
Eh9 4Set ta!nl!le$ N9ttA Ana su4th tyfgRtaauHa f.
, 1881-07-16

'::s' HHOU& A&N kkLAkN lluUHG,
8 ALEXANDRIA, Ear. NJ. r, NOW UrHN,,
,ssad Two @hEs9.osa@ ~ anp* a fSr 5atti9 llgok: llgok:.
, 1881-07-16

AtA41xxOAD IxN Ella B l. u
4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE; oF
sMs{HMaK,ss.-tSasaras} sxesrsed. 'sanda5 eiespssa
f:hacak0 ~ snrthsvnstern Railway,
6or 3taps, ,1Ia1e-thrds. aeeplng Car hecommodaloNA
nrce pAlnoE ti1ueo. Is Eanal-sL. and lho depot On
, 1881-07-16

ptttahurxt IT.. tWnxns - Chicago Kh1|rMH1.
M assas sass a'a' ss.s IT, 1saaa aesa1 Go;s
at eivpots .....-...
, 1881-07-16

x Rttsaburn, 4,Iee4anatl ~ ~. A44.saS Is. -
-. tGslvnnatl rn9 .vsS'9t 1.f-.aasH ~, ILL.
! 1aekat UtAcGs at usY0t' kn4 III H1hdult4.se'
A,st., GrAnd taa0u .lotv4. Aad PAla4af Aa0se.
, 1881-07-16

.8ntuHer keMrd ut Manatun Iiaua., -
!sAhEHtiiLA: DAth ANN. half a,tle. frosn Geo.
HuG4F& ext4t&. ~ F04A tFUM 1c4AN. tln6 ushlRs
lMtAnHs Ah4 4a3tIHk. TaFtns Avdsr4te@ Apply W O.,
". LAHusftHD. LaaGaTo+ Mass.
, 1881-07-16

:.Ntiit~4 j - = - '.s --.-. .--.e .-.G.- .-.
Mall and Expeoss,,. ..,,,.,.,|t S:$ls n.ts 7:uJ
AUW York EkptsaA dali f}...s,tssIf f,4t nlt htu
4.utnp ELpfSa4 t;t5 ID R.0t
tkM. Linn =. HHI'
, 1881-07-16

LUMBER.
rha ha1f-down cAranos IN tho market yesterday
s,t m auicky, prcoatuff xolllng ut ft2U HhtnKcB
"r -, .,t~ = pnn6 siJuht1F. W0 uuHsa3
, 1881-07-16

.. Lktenx0 ~ kA*sofA q inhls MAasfe&3.n
GIsfk ID stalS4s. 1aimds ltoass. md dfsnd ~
, 1881-07-16

Tntnah+ At. T.outs a. f'aeino Knatv~nv
ONION Depot, HtAte ard I'FG!ttn.s.k, All RtA{e.st
within Uao 0luck. Tckot uEtcoa, ~ bOsith Gisresst
fa1nIar tlulIso. knd Grand paclHc iiutHL
, 1881-07-16

RR::ggnTsiffqs; R:gg Tffq;s.it tls.ss III u! u! s
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15

ferred to enable the Boston & Maine r. r. Co.
to purchase Old Orchard Beach Railroad.
MIR Lord, of Bangor. presented petition of
Penobscot & Lake Megantic r. Il. Co. for
amendment of their charter.
Mr.. Strout, of Portland, presented resolve re-
lating to railroad taxes OF 1880, which provides
that upon payment by any railroad corporation
of the sum assessed upon it by virture of chap.
49 of public laws of 1880, the faith of the State
is pledged to the repayment of the same, with
such amount and rate of interest thereupon as
the Legislature shall deem equitable, if the
said chapter or any of its provisions shall at
any time or in any case be held by the S. j.
Court to be unconstitutional
A bill was presented and referred to incor-
porate the Square Pond Reservoir Company.
A charter is asked for steam ferry between
Kittery and Portsmouth.
A charter is asked for the Newport Union
Hall Company.
A petition was presented asking for divis-
ion of the town of Eaton.
Mr.. Wyman, of Augusta presented bills of
j. Cameron for binding for the State. dis
allowed by Executive Council of 1850 on the
ground that they had no legal right to settle
the same.
A petition was presented for law to pro-
hlbit the taking of fish from Massabesic pond
and its outlet for period of two years.
A charter was asked for the Eclectic Medical
School of Maine.
On motion of Mr.. Swan (Fusion) of Minot
it was voted to print 1000 copies of Gov Plais-
ted's message.
On motion of Mr.. Strout of Portland, the
election of United States Senators was ordered
for Tuesday next at II o'clock M.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
NEW YORK.

Gen. Grant sAccepts the Presidency Of
Worlds Fair.
New YORK. Jan. 14-A committee of the
Worlds fair commission waited on Gen.
Grant this morning and rendered to him The
Presidency of the commission which III few
remarks he accepted.
In accepting the presidency Gen. Grant
stated he would not be able to give it personal
attention for a few months, but would then
devote himself to its interests. The finance
committee expects to soon raise $4,000,000 in
stead of 81, 100000
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
MASSACHUSETTS.
Gloucester Fishery Statistics.

GlOuCeSLer F1Snory STATISTICS.
GLOUCESTER, Jan. 14.-The Gloucester fish
ing feet for 1880 numbered 444 vessels, of
which number 334 belonged to this port, 90 to
other New England ports and Is to the British
Provinces; 107 vessels were employed exclu-
sively in the Georges fishery and so others fol-
lowed this branch part of the season, the 1863
vessels making 1880 irps and catching 27,5ll,-
900 pounds Goldfish and 1.125, ,450 pounds hall
but; 1873 vessels we're at some time during the
year engaged in the Grand Western Bank
fishery, of which number 80 confined their
operations entirely to this branch The num-
ber of Bank trips was $40, and the receipts
20,M7 900 lbs Goldfish and 7,940, 900 lbs. half
but, q gain over the previous year of about
seven million pounds Bank Goldfish, and dc
crease of about four million pounds halibut;
l75 vessels engaged in the mackerel fishery, so
engaging in no other fishery. Catch estimated
at 129,620 bbls. The shore codfshing fleet
numbered 56 vessels, of which about one-half
engaged also in other branches. The number
of shore fares received was 96 and the product
1,721 900 pounds about one-half of the shore
catch of 1879. The herring fisheries employed
90 vessels part of the year, whose catch was
about 30, 900 barrels, or double the receipts of
the previous year. There were also about
dozen vessels employed in squiding, one in the
Greenland halibut fishery and quite feet in
market fishing, whose catches are not included
in the above figures.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
Gloucester Fish Market,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING Jan. IS, 1880.
Our quotations wholesale prices for fare lots,
and jobbing lots command advance on our fig
ures.
Georges Codfsh-s5A p qtl for large and s3%
for medium; picked cured Bank $37s a S4A B otl
for large; $31sQ$3Is for medium; dry cured Bank
nomnally at $4s4 y qtl Shore Goldfish at So for
large and S31a@3M for medium. Nova Scotia
Bank S31a to 81 for large and $2s4 to So for me-
dunn.
: We quote Cusk at s2s4 @s3, Haddock at s24@
S21a, Hake 81 1s@1Ha; American Pollock at $29
21s, and English do at S29S2h qtl.
Hake and Cusk to 51a98 for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut at 10911c Y fb Smoked Salmon at 15c;
Scaled Herring 16924c P box. Bloaters at soc "
hundred.
Mackerel-We quote at S149S15 % Dbl for Is.
S513@S6s4 for Is, 81 for 3s.
Picked Herring at S3@$3A bbl for round Shore,
$5@@S61a for Labrador and Nova Scotia split
Eastport round s21a@s3; Newfoundland do S2A@
21s.
$6@7; Goldfish at So, Haddock at S31a Halibut
Heads $31s Halibut Fins SO bbl,s Fins and Napes
at $41a, Tongues S6, Tongues and Sounds at S1O;
Alewives S4@S41a.
Market Fish-s31s for steak and SO for market
Goldfish; ;S31s for Haddock, $1h for Cask, Hake,
and Pollock; Fresh Tongues 7c y fb.
white and gray.
Frozen Herring in good supply and selling at so
Pure Medicine Oil at 9Oc q gal, crude do at SOC;
Blaekfsh Oil 6Oc; Cod do 40c; Shore do $780, Porgie
do &c.
Porge scrap, S12 }Y ton; Fish do So to SO; Liver
do $91a; Livers 40c F bucket.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
Magazine Notices.

The number of the Living Age for the week
ending January 18th, has the following variety
OF interesting and valuable articles: Sheridan,
Temple Bar; A Large Crater, by Prof. John
Milne, f. G. s.; Japan, Popular Science Re
view; New Guinea, by Alfred r.. Wallace,
Nature; Charles Kingsley. as Fisherman,
Gentleman's Magazine; Nine. Theirs, Pail
Mall Gazette; The Influence of a Tuning
Fork on Garden Spider, Nature; A Jewish
Cemetery, Jewish World; Visited on the
Children, All the Year Round; the conclusion
OF My Faithful Johnny. Cornhill Magazine,
and the usual variety of select poetry.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15

GENERAL AGENTS,
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
Stage Robbery in Texas.

GALVESTON, Jan. 14.-A San Antonio special
says the east bound stage of the San Antonio
Eagle Pass line was stopped Thursday morning
about ten miles from Sabina by two masked
men. There were four passengers in the
taken from the ladies' A small amount of
money was obtained from G. A. Winters. A
merchant of Brackett, but being timely warned
he concealed $1,000 in the door panel which es-
capped observation. The mail bags were cut
same parties who robbed the Laredo stage two
weeks ago. WV
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Prof. Huxley has been appointed British In
spector General of the Fisheries to. succeed
Francis T. Buckland.
Steamship Texas sails from Halifax for
Portland today.
The Colored Mems Protective Union of
New Orleans want Pinchback appointed to
some responsible position in Gen. Garfeld's
administration.
Reports from the Southern States indicate
that the cotton crop will fall below that of
1879.
Geo. e. Lunt, who was on board the Kear-
sarge during the contert with the Alabama,
taking conspicuous part, died yesterday in
Portsmouth, N. II,
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-15
ID THIS.

In Leeds, Jan. 4, Woodbury. Stinchhed of Cape
Elizabeth. aged SO years.
In Machias, Jan. 13. James E. Crane, aged SO
years,-fur a number of years Telegrapher in the
w. u Telegraph Office. Portland.
Dec 2S at the residence of ner daughter Mrs.
Louis j. Doyle, Mrs. Dorcas Hedge aged 80 years
G months, wife of the late Capt Geo. L. Hedge of
Portland.
In Fryeburg. Jan. 8. Mrs. Hannah B. Shirley,
aged IA years.
In Topsham, Jan. A, Mrs Elizabeth White, aged
Sc years,-a native of Bowdoinham.
In Freeport, Jan. 7, Margaret d. Byram, aged
II years.
In Dresden. Jan. 6, Cavilier Houdlctt, ESQ.,, aged
72 years months
In Greene Mrs. John Parker. aged SO years
widow of the late Capt. Isaac Thompson OF Tops
ham.