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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-03-17
MARINE NEWS.

Rescue Of Richmond Barques Crew.
NEW YORK, March 16.-The crew of the
bark jamestown of Richmond which vessel
was abandoned at sea and the captain and
crew rescued by the steamer Ethiopia, have
arrived at New York. They complain that
the vessel was not half manned, that she was
unseaworthy and that the captain deserted
them at Glasgow, he coming to New York
They state that they have not received any
pay since shipping on the vessel. They are at
the Sailors Home in New York.
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Mrs. Garfield in the White House

Washington Letter to Boston Advertiser.l
There need be no apprehension in the public
mind about the present mistress of the White
House. Although naturally most modest
and retiring woman she has risen to the occa-
sion, as all who know her best have been sure
she would do, and more courteous, high-bred
woman would be hard to find, and one SO SIM
pie and unaffected in manner. She is an in
tellectual woman who has kept abreast with
the world; wife whose opinions her husband
regards with respect; mother who is the
friend, confidant,and helper of her children;
and loyal friend, she comes into her public
life with the determination to make herself the
friend of the people, and she proposes that the
White House shall lose none of it's attractive
ness under her reign.
When asked if she should keep open house
as Mrs. Hayes had done, or whether she should
reserve certain times for herself, she said she
should give herself, as far as her strength
would permit, to the public; that as she be-
longed to them she must consider their wishes
first, and her own lnclinatjons last. She is as
quiet in her dress as was her predecessor, and
wears literally no jewelry. She wears her
brown hair waved off her forehead and coiled
low at the back. On Sunday she wore a hand
some black silk, with slight train, trimmed
with heavy jet passementerie. She will not
hold any formal receptions during Lent. Mrs.
Garfield the elder said, in speaking of her son,
'If he makes as good President as he has
son, the country has nothing to fear. James is
good man." He certainly has had no more
sincere tribute than that"
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Working Oxen-The supply in market was most
ly OF a very good grade We quote sales of
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Bill to incorporate the Carrabassett Band of
North Anson, under suspension of the
rules
The majority and the two minority reports
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Mining Affairs in Sitka.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-A Port Town
send dispatch says steamer California, from
Sitka, had arrived with number of San
Francisco capitalists and mining experts who
have visited the new quartz mining district at
Takon and found clear channel and good
anchorage. The miners have forwarded petit
lions for mail service from Sitka or Wrangel.
There is five feet of snow at the mines. Pre-
parations are being made to take in lumber
and provisions on sledges. Work will be re-
sumed on the Stewart Mine in Sitka early IN
the spring.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Feb z, lat 81 n, lon 26 20, ship New Era
from Cheribon for Liverpool.
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Murder and Suicide in the Pennsylvania
Penitentiary

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-A terrible muir
der and suicide were discovered in the Eastern
penitentiary this morning. John Peiffer, a
New York thief, was found hanging by the
neck and John Mcbride of this city was
kneeling on the floor of the same cell with q
rag around his throat, his tongue protruding
and evidently strangled. Mcbride had cash
in his forehead and was covered with blood.
He had evidently been murdered by his COM
panion who afterward took his own life by
hanging. Peiffer was only % years old and
was undergoing sentence of three years and
a half for burglary in Wilkesbarre. Mcbride
had served six months of a two years. term
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By Telegraph.)
LoNDoN,Mch. 16.-Consols at so 1916 tor money
LONDON, March 16.-American securities-United
States bonds As, 116, ex-coup; 4As, 114M.
LIVERPOOL, March 1919. 3OPM-Cotton mai k
et-in fair demand; Middling uplands at 61sd; Or
leans at 316d; sales 10000 bales speculation and
export IoOO;sreceipts &c, 800 bales; American 49,
600; futures quiet.
LIVERPOOL March 16 -1.3O P. M-Flour So 6d6
us; Winter Wheat at 9s99s Sd; Spring Wheat at
IS 5d99s I'd; California average at 9sa9s cd Club
40 at rs 6d99s lOd; Corn at 5s 512dl5s 61ad peas
6s l0d. Provisions, &c.,-Pork 6Ss; Beef 75s; Ba-
con at Ais 6d943s; Lard at Sos Sd; Cheese at Sos;
Tallow at S5s. at London 39s Sd.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IL.

one thing-don't say anything to Henry I don't
think that's right. And say again, when give
letter. keep nicely and not show any one. If they
knew 1t, 1t not good way. They take us away, and
that is the reason not show it, Hear me, this all I'm
going to say. like you, and love you. won't say
ANY more. My whole heart is shaking hands with
you. / kiss YOU Your lover
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CHICAGO. March -hogs-keceipts 16, 900 head; ;
shipments 5000 head; opened steady but closed dull
weak and 10 lower; common to good mixed packing
5 4O96 75; light 1895 50, chiefly so; choice
heavy at 2O96 90.
Cattle-Receipts 4400 head shipments 400 head:
slow; common to medium shipping at lOG4 55:
good to choice at 4 1906 30.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head shipments 14OO head;
easy and weaker common to medium at Dogs so;
good to choice 2595 rs.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS For THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1aNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c., -
Mar. II, A. M.
For New England,
Increased cloudness and occasional rain,
northerly veering to warmer easterly winds,
stationary or lower barometer.
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NEW YORK.

Explosion in Torpedo Factory.
NEW YORK, March 16.-An explosion this
afternoon in Reno & Graver's torpedo factory
in Brooklyn, completely demolishing the
building and severely injured five employees
four of them young ladies.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING MICH. 16.
The following changes are ported this week: L
Drugs and Dyes, Cream Tartar is quoted at 36@SSc;
Morphine has a bottom price of So, Wintergreen
Oil of 90, and Bromide Potass of 38c. In Fish,
Large Shore Cod have dropped little. Clam bait
is offered at 0oa5 60 Loose Hay commands in
some cases 20 90, but this is temporary. Turpen-
tine is &c higher. Portland Oils are weaker. Pork
is trifs of, although for the week, there is an
advance. Eggs are lie less. Castana Nuts are lower
Sugar has advanced Use, and Lard 14c.
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Mich Cows Trade for Cows opened dull and the
supply was mostly of an ordinary grade.
Veal Calves-Pprices were not so firm as they have
been of Late but few selling for 61ac ~ tb live
weight.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by g. w. Hollis and taken to the slaughter
housessand cost from 61s@71ac % Id live weight.
SWINE Fat Hogs remain unchanged, costing from
ga to &c " live weight.
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FOR the week enulnS wednesday, March 1t.
Amount of stock at market 1891; Sheep and
Lambs 5000; Swine 8 324 Veals 160; Western Cat
tie 2032; Eastern C"tt 219 itch Cows and North
Cattle 40
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 ib, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 121a@6 371a first quality 71s
96 CO;second quality at 621a95 %; third quail
ity 4 121a "a 80; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. &C., 25tG4 90
Brighton Hides at sc y ib; Brighton Tallow SAG
512c " ib.
Country Hides at 7c y ib; Country Tallow Az
41ac p ID.
Calf Skins at 121ac y fb Sheep and Lamb Skins
l 26t62 90 each.
Working Oxen-The supply in market was most
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New York stock andmonev Market.

10y IeIegrapn.)
NEW YORK, March 16-Evening.-Money market
easy at 3@6 on CALL closing at 3; prime mercantile
paper 5@6. Sterling Exchange weak and nominal
ly W lower: actual business at 4.801s for long and
4.S3 for short. Governments steady for all issues
except 41@s, which are rs lower. State bonds fair
ly active. Railroad bonds irregular moderate
volume of business The stock market closed lower.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1928 022 shares.
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EUROPE.
Better State of Things in Ireland.

Better State of Things in Ireland.
LONDON, March 16.-The Dublin correspond
emit of the Times says: AS an evidence Of the
change which has come over the minds of the
people in the west of Ireland since the repres-
slve action OF the government when the relief
party. or Orange laborers, arrived at Ballina-
Kill to work for Canon Fleming, the Protes-
tant rector, the laborers who had previously
refused to work asked to be reinstated
Austria Forbids the Importation of
American Pork.
VIENNA, March 16.-An order is published
here prohibiting the importation into Austria
OF swine, pork, bacon or sausages from the
United States.
The Greek Question.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 16.-It is stated in
we'll informed circles that the Porte has de-
clared, in view of the opposition of the Am
6assadors to the line of frontier proposed by
Turkey, that it has altered the terms of its
proposition and has now offered to cede Crete,
cedlng on the other hand considerably less
territory in Thessaly.
The Armistice with the Beers Extended.
LONDON, March 16.-A dispatch from Dur
ban to the Times Says Gen. Sir EVELYN Wood
had an interview with Soubert, the Boer COM
mander, on Monday, at which it was agreed to
extend the armistice four days, the conditions
OF the armistice to remain unaltered, except
that Gen. Wood should have the option of
sending four days more provisions to those
garrisons which have already received eight
days provisions, and twelve days. provisions
to those which have not received any.
Proceedings in Parliament.
In the Commons to-day Gladstone in COM
mittee of supply moved a vote of $500 900 for
the Afghan war. The vote was carried with
out DIVISION, as was also vote of two months
supplies for the civil service to be included i'm
next years budget.
Northcote assented 10 the vote reserying the
ri6ht to discuss the principle involved at
later formal stage The vote was then carried
without division as was also the vote of the
TWO months supplies for civil service to be in
cluded in next years budget.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
SODA IN baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder Try it in biscuits. cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
GERS. DIV
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Rangoon prev to 18th inst, ship Leading
Wind, Hinckley, Europe.
Sid FIN Liverpool 14th inst. ship Triumphant. Glib
bons. San Francisco.
Sid FIN Londonderry 18th inst, barque VIM Wilcox,
Park. Baltimore.
At Iquique Jan 27, ship Magellan, Strout, from
valparaiso, ar oath. for Talcahuano and Boston.
At Pisagua Jan 81, Darque Penang, Patten, for
Talcahuano.
At Port Elizabeth, CGH, Feb A. brig Eta Whit
more. Wright disg.
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Jan goth, barque John
Chase, Huntley, Barbados
Sid FIN Montevideo Jan 81, barque Nineveh, Wy
man, Boston.
At Montevideo Feb H. barque Shawmut, Schwart
for Boston,
At Bahia Feb IL, brig Sarah & Emma, NIunroe,
for New York.
Ar at St Jago Feb 49, barque Halcyon, Dickinson,
New York.
= Ar at sagua Feb 2sth, barque David Babcock.
Colcord New York.
Sid Feb 81, sch Minna Reed, Nash, North of
Hatteras.
Sid fun Havana 9th inst. barque Virginia, Thur
low, for Delaware Breakwater via Caibarien 9th,
Esther, Thurlow, Boston via Caibarien.
Sid FIN Matanzas 9Th, sch Louisa A Orr Orr for
Delaware Breakwater; 8th, brigs Ellen II Munroe,
Whitaker, Philadelphia; Gypsy Queen Chandler,
for North of Hatteras.
In port Feb Is. barque Isaac Jackson Welsh for
New York, ldg; brig Marena, Hammond, from Rio
Janeiro) for do.
Havana; sch j Robinson, Hubbard, do.
Sid 9th. brigs Thos Owen, Pressey, and l. Staples
Showers, North of Hatteras; sch Sarah & Ellen,
Mountfort, do.
SPOKEN.
Feb T. lat 81 n, lon 26 20, ship New Era, Sawyer
from Cheriben for Liverpool.
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MAE RIAGES.

In this city, March 16, by Rev. C. j. Clark Chas
Il. Davis of Deeri and Miss Helen A. Holman of
Dixtield.
In Richmond, March 70, Gardner Coombs and
Miss Emily S. Boards.
In Augusta, March 8. A. G. Hanson of Bangor
and Miss Anna u. King of Augusta
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Receipts OF Maine Cen,-.I


~, y..,, a, PORTLAND. March ! 5.
ror Portland, 43 cars miscellaneous merchandi.s:
.ol connecting roads. SO cars miscellaneous nsr
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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GONE WRONG.
The Treasurer Of a New Hampshire Bank

The treasurer OF New Hampshire Bank
aDefaulter for 100000.
WINCHESTER, N. H., March 16.-John d.
Lyman, state bank commissioner, in examin-
ing the Ashuelot savings bank of this town,
finds that Treasurer Ellery Albee has made
false entries. The latter is now under keeper
and has made over his property to secure the
bank. The commissioner has petitioned the
court for an injunction and notified the deposit
tors to bring in their books. Fears are enter
tanned that the deficit will reach 100000 or
more. Few men in the county stood better
than Mr.. Albee prior to this. He is lawyer
of ability and a graduate of Middlebury Col
lege, and lately state Senator.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, March 16.
The following quotation, of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. w. Jordan,
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A Murderer Lynched.

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-A Kansas City special
killed the City Marshal of Socorro in New
Mexico few days ago, but escaped and fled
to Albuquerque, was arrested there, and on
Friday last taken back tc Socorro, where he
was hanged to water tank by mob of 200
OR 300 man
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Havana Market.

(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. March 16.-Sugar declining; NIolasses
Sugar, regular to good polarization, at 61s66as
reals gold per arrobe; Muscovado Sugar common to
f i 61S@6A reals; Centrifugal Sugars SO to So
deg. polarization SA @S9s reals in boxes.
and steady
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BARBADOS Brig Corinne-233 puns. % hhds
and II bbls molasses to Geo Hunt 6 Co.
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FREDERICK F. HALE.
STOCK AND MERCHANDISE BROKEI

Member Boston Mining g. Stock ExchanSs
Attends the Stock Board Wednesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays of each week. The only Broker in
Maine who regularly attends the sessions of the
Board.
Reliable Mining stocks Bought and Sold.
Daily reports from New York and Boston Stock
Boards and all Mining Centres.
Orders to Buy or Sell Stocks or Bonds promptly
executed.
Secretary New England Smelling Co. Works, at
East Boston, Mass.
PORTLAND OFFICE MILK ST
mario DIV
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MENfORAN hsA.

Sch Lamoine. Leach, at New York from Pernam-
buco, reports a succession of NE and NV gales the
latter part of the passage, and carried away fore
rigging and chain plates. Struck Brigatne Shoal
18th and came off leaking badly.
Sch Rebecca sheppard Lake, from New York for
Portland. put Into Edgartown 18th with loss OF
sails in squall.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RINES BROS

Below we give n list of a very
few oil the many bargains which
we are Offering:
75c. and sc Ice. COIOred Dress
Goods, SOC
lJc. Half Wool Dress Goods, I3c
75c. Black All Wool Dress
Goods, soc
&c. Black Cashmere, soc
csc. Dress Flannels, s9c
soc. Turkey Red, Table Damask,
warranted Fast COlOrs, A.
Sc Lee. Turkey Red Table Dam
ask, warranted Fast COiOrs, soc
csc. All Linen Table DamaSk, 22c
75c. All Wool Goods, for Mems
Wear, soc
$l.2j Black Silks, 09c
$I.37 Black Silks, $l.l9 i.2
$l.jO Black Silks, $l.25
Sl.S7 l-2 Black Silks, $3.50
SIPS COsOred Silks, 97c
75c. to $500 Remnants COlOred
Silks, jSc
We have also "a very large as
sOrtment of the most desirable
Spring Dress Goods.
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W. True Il Co. '" W
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DEATHS.

In this city, March 49, Mrs. Sarah McMain, aged
70 years. eN
Notice of funeral hereafter1
In Bath. March Is, Mrs. Nancy E. G. Moses, aged
50 years months
In Kennebunkport March IL, Mr.. Seth bennett
aged sc years.
e-The funeral service of the late Daniel Gill
will be held tomorrow, friday afternoon at $50
O'CLOCK at his late residence No. ~ Wilmot street.
Burial private.
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California Mining stOcks,


Eureka has declared dividend Of so cents a
share. Mexican has levied an assessment of so cts
q
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ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE


Ar at Liverpool 10th inst, steamer Lake Manitoba
Scott, Portland.
Sid FIN Cardiff 9th inst, Elwell. Barstow, Singa-
pore; Harry Morse Brooks, Rio Janeiro.
Sid I'm Hull, E, 18th inst, ship Harvester, Bos.
worth. United States.
Sid FIN Havre 18th inst Darque Investigator Cary
err United States: 14th ship Crescent City, Kelley,
Wiscasset, to load.
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst, ship Oriental, Sewall
San Francisco.
Ar at davana 18th inst. bsrque Sadie. Dunn, from
Newport f.
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M = ZINE NEWS.
FORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, March 16.

Arrived.
Brig Corrine. (BI) Koeing, Barbadoes-283 puns
% hhds II bbls molasses to Geo Hunt q Co.
Brig Joseph Clark, Whitney, Sagua-molasses to
Phinney & jackson. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt q Co.
Brig Ernestine Norton, New York-coal to Ran
dali & McAllister. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Jennie Beasley, Libby, Sagua-molasses to
Churchill & Co.
Sch Mary Pike Good, New York-coal to Casco
Iron Works.
;. Sch David Torrey soule New York-clay to Port
Oil Co.
=, Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York-coal to Jos
Sch W II Rowe Morgan. Woods Hole-puano to
Pacific Guano Co,
Sch, Sch Pearl, Robinson, Danversport--iron to A E
Sch Dora Peindle, Miner. Boston. to load TO.
Cuba.
SCH L &c wishart Carlow Boston, to load for
Sch Izetta, Kinks, Boston, to load for New York.
Sch Rival, Fletcher. Boston, to load for New York
Sch Brunette, Babbidge, Boston--molasses to w II
Robinson Jr.
sch Jacob & William. Wentworth, Boston.
Sch II L Curtis, Curtis, Boston.
Sch 5 Iryon, from Boston for Gun Point
Sch NJ Hart, Watts, Salem, to load.
Sch Effort. Shea, Salem, to load for New York.
Stevens & Co.
Sch Roker, Ryder, Belfast, to load for New
York
Sch Cinderella. Weber. Round Pond
Sch Chas Sears, Turner st Andrews, NIB, for
Baltimore.
Sch Addie Sawyer, Cook, Calais for New York.
Sch W G Mowrey Campbell, Calais for New
York.
Sch Augusta E Herrick, Kelley Boston-salt to
Dana Co.
Sch H Hubert, Crosby, wiscasset for Crisfeld,
Maryland.
Sch Abdon Keene, Keene, Bremen.
Sch Island Queen, Kimball, Bremen
Cleared.
Barque Minnie Hunter, Lathwaite, Matanaas-
Geo Hunt & Co.
Brig Castalia, Brooks, Havana-Nutter Kirnball
& Co.
Sch Gen Hail. Simmons, New York-Berlin Mills
Sch Lydia Grant, Grant, Kennebunk-W aldron g.
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The Wool Market.

Boston, March 16-[Reported for the Pressl-Th
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Ohio nd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-23

PRINTS STANDARD brands, fast colors, from
SIC q, &c; garner shirtings, 5i4ci mourning
blacks ava silver grays, Cos solids, from SIC
20 &c.
GINGHArs-,Best brands, lO4c; Renfrew
madras, l2he,
DnEss GOops- Hamilton alpaca, Ike;
Manchester, l2hc Monte cloth, l61Sc; Aus.
tralian grape, l7Ac.
SnEETINGs-S-4, l0c g zoe; %, 2lc " 90;
lO-i 23ko u 2Bb.
DoMgsrlCs-36 inch, from &c % shc. Rs per
brand and quality,
BLrAouED sHEErINGs--s-i, zoe % 23c; 0.4,
2Sc g2Gc; 1914 zoe a $50.
BLxACHED DoME5rlCs-36 Inches, 3-io q
II l-2c, as per quality and brands
TIcKINGs- From eastern Is to Omega A Q A
SO "a lSo.
BRowN DRILLs-From Massachusetts,, G to
PEI perville. SC @0c;
0sNABuRGs Alabama, Sc; Troupe and Pratt
willie, S on, 10 l'2.
DUGKs--s 90, l2 l-2"; stark, 10 Or, l5c; sc
inch Montana ravens. 23c.
PLAID OsNABURGs-G Georgia, . l-2c; Augusta
and Alabama, Sc.
COrrnN GRAIp BAGs-AmeriCan A, 2lc.
JEANs-- ROxbury d0eskins, 2lc; original,
Y 3; ITvngton, "a l.2; Imperial, 81 Lee
Humboldt and Deer leland i5c.
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figures Indicate instead OF a deficiency In the
worlds supply, an exoess of more THAI 5000
90 bushels. With an average crops France
imports about 50 900, 900 bushels OF Whsas' Dut
the crop OF rye being greatly above the aver
aget Il ia thought she will not require as mneh
by 4. DOL. 900 bushels. 1t is also estimated that
the short crop In England win necessitAte an
Importation Of wheat one-four1h greater IN
amount than that of last year.
In Chicago, October. wheat opened at lSO1s
and closed at 1873, being y ola cent above yes
terday's close; November wheat opsneu ~
lg3k and advanced to 1891.
Corn opened at 6S and closed at Is lis fo'
October. Oats advanced from Al at the
opening to a l.2at the close,
At the call board November corn cold for
IS is and oats at AZ Ia.
MONEY MATTERS,
In the city there Is no chanee to note In
money matters. The market is not altogether
easy, yet there is no ttrinReHcy observed.
Discounts have not changed. In New YORK
and Boston money 10 plentiful, but In the
western cities, owing to the heaVy
movement In produce, 1t IL rather
scarce at thls time than Is usual
However, the srgeIeceipts ins tho west and
south from the sales OF tue crops must make
money plentiful soon.
In New York stocks were frm. IT. Pau open
cd at ll4l-e and, closed Mt lli4,an advance ovel
yesterdays quotations Of one-quarter' Union
Pacific opened at l2a 10 and, closed at i9s%,be'
log iive-egh this over the price of the pr
inp.eyenlnx. Western Union opened at 10 ano
closed at s71s, which was ilve-eights over the
dsv before Delaware, Lackawa ma and
western opened at 1865, and the closins sales
were l25n, which was one.eiphth higher thar
the day previous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-23

MAoKzRzL--No. ], barrels Sill X barrels
q; kits 81 90 10 10. No. a-Barrels 50 so to
10 90: hall barrels IS 30 20 800; kits 10 70 s5
No. S--Barrels IS Oh 10 y 70; half barrels s. w
to so; kits 75 TO SIS.
CANDy-stiok. lSh 10 1870 q pound. Fancy,
10 10 26c.
LYx-Oonosntrsted. s2.7Sa $500
RoPR-3isal,h in. basis, o. to loci cotton
,9410c
Missouri CIDER-25 cents per gallon.
VNKsAR-Per gallon, 201SOc.
WRAPPHG PArKR-Rag and straw, A5o. no.
STABCB-5@ 5hc.
JUas--Wo quote II cenu per gallon for
glazed. Crooks 20 osnte per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-ll 10 lsc per ID IA per color.
TALLow--ln bar~Si, ~, IN CAKE, " per 10.
PSAuHEs nouuuh, y OO92 20 ''upds
80 O098 80.
"oGArnxs-2 pounde 81 40 81 As, pounds
l75.