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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10

CHICAGO. April S.-Flour steady. Wheat lower;
No 2 Chicago Spring at 3s1a@l SO cash; 351a
24ss for June; i I'll 1S00I 2i5s for July; No 5 do
/ O811 10. Corn generally lower at 69n721ac for
cash. 691sc for April: 731sc for May;7I19971ssc
generally lower at 47@49s4c for cash; 1880 for
for May; 477sc for june. 4414c for July. Rye is
weak at si@s31ac. Barley steady ] o. Pork is
II 421a6a17 As May: IL IS for June; IL go July.
Lard firmer at IL 10@11 1914 for cash; IL 17!z9
FL e % May II ri iSs Shoulder
S5 short ribs 10 90; short clear 10 20.
Recelpts- 500 bbls nour, $4,000 bush Shes,,
49coI hush corn. 65,oco Susfi oats, l4oo brsh
shi, ments s 600 bbis rour, $500 bush whest.
100000 bush corn, 101 600 bush oats. 10 onsn
re 10000 hush barley.
ST. LOUIS, April Flour steady. Wheat weak *;
No Red Fall at 291s@1 80 for cash; 329i 90
for May; 2l5s June % July; No at at. 2ag
ETA No a 5l bid Corn higher at aSc 7 sasn
for July. Oats lower at 53c cash 391ac July. Pork
stronger at II 80 asked cash. Lard dull II 10.
Heceipts-9, O0t 4 DBls nouK 26, O0U 5us5 w1sAf,
1000 pusn e,rn, 30 900 bush oats. 0.09 lush rye,
co 600 bush barley.
shipments g. 600 bbls aoas. II, goo 5nsh o wSeat
Barley. LOCO bnsh rye.
IS bid; April q. at 1884 May at 1914 bid, 80
asked; June at 27s4 July %.
Receipts 1900; shipments 0,000 bush.
Havana Market.
(By TelegraphJ
HAVANA. April Stew business days during the
week, Easter holidays intervenins Sugar market
lively with an upward tendency; Molasses Sugar 80
to SO degrees polarization at TIA reals gold per
arrobe; Muscovado, common to fair 71sG07s4 reals;
Centrifugal Sugar. 90 to SO deg. in boxes and hhds
912 9M.
Stocks in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas co.
200 boxes, 300 bags and 1879 400 hhds; receipts
for the week $3.50 boxes, so Q bags and IL, 800
hhds; exports $500 boxes, 13, 100 bags and $3.50
hhds, including 80 boxes 9ie o bags and 1900 hhds
to the United States.
MoIasses active. 80 deg. polarization 81s@9 reals
~ keg
Freights active at previous quotations with fair
demand.
Spanish gold Ill.
Exchange fat; on United States 80 days gold at
5@65M prem; short sight do 61a@7.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10

Dry Goods Wholesale Markes.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. 8 Co., Dry Goods
Woolens and Fancy Goods LA to 1872 Middle street:
rrNRTEACHED cOTrnNR
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10

Sch VIM II Jordan, which has been in the dry
dock for month past has completed repairs to bot
tom and is ready to come out. All that remains to
be done now is to build new house forward and put
in foremast Expense of repairs will be less than
first estimate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10
SHOCK Mar.1es.

stock Markes.
Tho following quotations Of stocks ara received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (meEl-
Ders OF the Boston Stock Exchanss) corner OF Mid
die and Exchange stree ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

6AlO1DAAt <APiH o.
Arrived.
steamship Eleanora. Bragg, New York-mdse
Brig Mary 9 Mariner Jones. boston. to load for
Cuba. To Webster.
Sch Anna D Price. Nightingale, Plymouth nails
Sch Golden Eagle, Hinckley Addison-potatoes to
Sch victory Hatch Pemaqid.
Cleared.
Barque Norton Slower, Henley, Cardenas-Issac
Brig Castalia jackson Kennebec, to load for
Philadelphia Leayitt & Co.
Sch Joshua Bragdon, for Bergen Point. NJ
Sch Casco Lodge, Dyer, New York; Williams.
Sch Hyue Mari. New York-Rumery, Birne & Co
Sch United States, Sawyer, Addison-N Blake.
Sch Sarah Louise. Hickey, Calais-N Blake.
Sch Chalcedony Bryant. Machias-N Blake.
Sch Tiara Chatto. Brooklin--N Blake.
Sch Capitol, Carnage, Bristol-N Blake.
Sch Cinderella Weber, Round Pond-N Blake
Sch PEARL Anderson Port Clyue-N Blake.
Sch May Snowman, Oliver, Bath-N Blake.
Sch Jas Barrett, Jones, Cousins River, to load for
New York-Orlando Nickerson.
SAILED Barque Elliott Richie; schs Elva E
Pettingill Lizzie Dewey, samuel McManemy j S
Bragdon, and others.
Arrived.
Steamer Hercules, Pendleton, Philadelphia-coal
to Eastern RR.
Brig Ida (Br) Smith, st John, PR-sugar to Geo
Sch Kioka Alley, Boston.
Sch Alton, (Br) Watts. st John, NB-lumber to
Sch Game Cock, Robinson, Calais for -.
SAILED-Brlg Castaa.
LAUNcHED-At Bath 9Th. by Deering & Donnell,
schr of 120 tons. Carpenters measuie) designed
for the fishing business. Owned by Maddox g. Co,
Gloucester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10

Foreign Exports.
CARDENAS. Bark Norton Stover-4522 shocks,
22x8 heads
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Receipts OF Name Central.
PORTLAND, April z.
Fer Portland, cars 81 miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads "a cars miscellaneous NOR
cbaRdiss.
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Daily D0uaessfc Receipts.
ny water convsyance-loc0 bash Oornmasl to G
" True q 90.
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MEMORANDA.

LAUNCHED-At Bath 9Th by Deering & Donnell,
schr of 100 tons, (carpenter's measuIe) designed
for the fishing business. Owned by Maddox Co,
Gloucester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-10

PORTLAND, o-Cld Sd. ship Storm King, Reed
Queenstown.
Wiscasset; Lizzie Haynes, Carnage, do
PASCAGOULA-Ar Sd, brig Henry Buckram
Harrington. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar Sd, barque Hattie G Dixon
Yates Cardenas; sch Levi Hart Giles Boston.
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4 ssS NJ EEhegS,

B.LGlMtAE. Fst.!G Virgins aiIes feG,r.e |
-; Go consolidated q 10 = 'sries ;St; past
duo ccuroEs t3: nG~ 10 DOS II BID TO- day
Cotton Gu TuitdiBga III, Flour lover e1cep.
for City A'l'a; Howard STRAIT sd Western
:u2or 11ss / 20 /; 90 eSlts C0sS6 s.; 20 FAM
i!y G - ST IS; u;'y Mills tu9er co $50 20 :;
DO extra 5 % Sc co; Go Rio braid, 6 IS; Pa-
t'pj2o family IS W. Whes:--Southern non AL
" -s;ern essje. ana iSi-Iv active South. RI red
l30N,2; co amber l83al3j. No Ma lGl; Eo2
Western win"7 red Mar 1872 abb April l3ltA
l341; May 1853 1853 June l54!al3j; July l2Oia
l. :. Corn->outhern easier; Western Inactive
az" str-ty; Southern w Ia bad; DO yellow
1854: W".teTu mirod spot 6 bid u ar ca bid,
april & }Gto5; hsy 69!>7 Cas- dull; ScuIhern
i7a5?i We.lern white 1870; 90 mixed 4s.4- =;
Penn 1880. Kyo Gull st 9is96 Ivy dlli
prime 10 cdoc3 ranuH and Nd 1888 Coffee
s!roDg; Rio cirgoes ordinary 10 fair Si,q3. Su-
g.r ssrooger; & soft : Whskey Gull ct 10
aSl2l
NEW YcEK. Feb l7.-S!ocks fairy sol.y :.
Money 4 Cotton Irri up!anGs ll;; Orleans
III FIJI ur unchanged and dun. w neat heavy
&c !oW-r. Cora weak and ab )ut t lower
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AND COMNERC1,r

Tho week has been one 0: li.tls in.e:e.,s...
cially 81 commsrcislly. The Ea!,iuo-,
market is easy and fairly sc,ige The r,..
for funds il cols!art and The supply So
Beet known single nsms Paper can BE- ns..,t'
per ceLt, and loans on frat class ccli.tp,.I,'
os had at same fsure. Tina lcaas en- mixed ca,
lateral sre quoted ct G per ce5t. The New w.
m'D'y marke: nay be caled moderately .c,i,s
for loans on stocks, bu! extremely essy 70, n,,.
on Uti:ed States bonds. Time loans on :.,'.'
ara 6L6 par cent. and on Uli:ed Stats bc,I, -.
3lGl Ger cen:. Prime mercantile pspe, !, ~
par cant. Government! bonds ere que! wj.ho,.
any material change in prices. Virgin, .,,,'
binds are quie! and about STEADY oaaverv Ii,..
business. For mos. of the issues the qpo,s,i',,
ara :iAlo more than nominal. Railroad :fcp,.
ties are generally quiet bu! steady.
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Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

IGGcas VS. t!E'ged 10 that sG:t G! business
ne oug5t 20 DC csmoed II ce.ry rnaa IN the
ota'e' o:l!!, The speaker Sal! ua WAS 100 cid u
i."itT 10 assert CT itl.k upoG plausible billet
lie @auied it prov d.
HE sps-ser said lie 7:lu.l ave- g1lTcuder
20 tay &c ah0o, tJr Se Represented i:se pee
e. ne sreakor. sgtll c)umen..cg o. the
lac: $50! Inc pCop5 Were not gc;liag their
!lkhts 9! The haGd5 Of The Lesi5.a.u!e. s id he
Hot letters iton hl' people thst LARGE runlhsr
OF people we're stsrFlIg 10 death. 4 bill WIS
'ot1odGood IN he House FIR their relief By inc
msmbet from PetglC6. sod though it has been
thTee or icur weeks since that bill passed the
Two hluses II has re7rr been sRGcd ~ the
dh7trnoF, mi thl5o s:arGi52 paGpe s!e ss,Ii
Rithou rtleF.
Mr. LybrOok ID cot W,ut .he resaiuii5o TO
D. hc:ed 90 uuul these charges OF fraud witch
had been nsde sgaiu't Mr.. Massey had been
disno8,d o.
Mr. Newbery said ,hst re~cr h.fnrc il bis
tXpelletco had be kGowa L. S. San.t0c to
leave his seat hli the winter. 20 lad heiptG
10 eieo: Two S!nato:s, ono CT whom he never
say, snd they pevsr cane hero to lobby Ipsis :
ton through. There was not parallel in the
history CT legislation 10 this caso Of Mshouo's.
II he had bCslaeeS here What vas that business
that brought hin here. srd why Gii he stay 20
long The Firglo, members OF the Uguie
had not beep down heIe to mingla i, shis ur
moii taG. IL 6 di:gv.c! to Virgieis. lie ohg.-
tctesz d this siste Of atF,rs 10 20 mild lQcgusgc
aed eald ihat ns'ctd ot beng the ie .d,fs Ct :
great !ih:r2! move they hal les, sistt Ct lhe
good OF the Stst> aod paIiolisgn. Tncy ind
Jumped ouS OF the tryiD2 paa toto the ire.
lh2P were standing tc-!sY upon p jlt,io4l vel
csnn. l2scnd OF being The movers of q great
20 lcil moTetncn' thev h: d become tie closest
po'luc. corporation hat wss ever forged 70
letter human ireCdoa, IL had stood Ike q
vail ND hat STOOD tho ana,hemas lhty had
hurried a. him lie bad stood il r,r tho s.ks
oil p2scc, rg5t patriotism ln! ayli risncct IL
| asked t)E G)a's sdso that tho Old C3mnloL-
wealth nigh: be saved from the daSrats.ica ic-
10 "h!ch she ia COW bciOg dragged,
s9tc e! 0!dar cane ~. ald s? crG,I the
GiscuS.iJn
SoGaCr Mahaue stood 10 SncI.in2's ttstsu-
rant EtlI3 in9 discussion WIS g,l0g &c.
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PUBLISHED DAILY g TkI- WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY :, 1882

l. ii 8 a!cd 10 the Gszltt0's Washington
correspoude1ce to d,y that the bill g'sDtl0g
charter to the West Virginis and Vlrgilis
Railroad Company has passed both houses Of
The ErRi0a Legislature aud received the Gov
CrnOI's signature. 4 railroad olOnCcCn be-
tween AItx.uGrjs ani the West NirAiCia coal
6sids is nov asaulcd. cveo Though the PIT
posed cz'ensiJn 81 the L]uij1n and Eamp
shire R.l;o&d prove failure 4 road one
tu3dred and ten ai!es lorg will Connect The
richest discovered C ko mines 10 the Ccu1tty
With the Mlda q Railroad b. 8;rastu'g, sud
lfi q ssVDg q ior y Cdi miles 10 the route to
The nearest sbipgiCg port. The i5c.TpofaiC's
OF he ptW road aro really "mcn 0! ttfAirs,
ard have rot Cnlg tGc caiefprsc tn! tho mssts
to carry out all their pisn,; and though they
dOb't tax much, these Who k0ow them glII
not bo sup ,so4 20 ho.g, at Rn early date, that
cryund has been bro&en a. s,vrsi places &C
tbs lice Of The proposed road.
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& E'crilOu9 N'OYgge

NEWPORT II |, F,b. l7-Uap:aia B)r:,
O.! t5e ;nrcc 1es'cd sc1ocner Il ocheu9 SheI-
mar, With n)Ai from BIlrimOro for PJrll,bd,
NJ, (which 1Im'rY pied bet@een Al xlnari4
aod The Oerh} aud who ariiy, d 10 diyr,s' OF
Ell RV,r Wednetd'y night, hid very
pcrl'ou1 trIp Daring snow storm, on i hin
arg !, Whea watt Else NIL ff N Cape Geo,
hs Gtcc~pud 10 Iu1 ~ Cape Auo. Fearing
TIA! ha not C3sr ito cipc The clp.an
Pore sh'p and sload toto Boston Bay About
o'oloCk o1 Sunday motni the yes lost |
OF he's sails and lsy uAil Gi0h; at tbs mprc, #
a2 Wio3 end s5a. A5su p. NJ. on tho saue
day i wIs discovered ths, he vpss.! " $ half
fall Of water. with the sea breaking o7r her SO
thtt u US impossible to 5ta0d a. the pumps.
Thew nd cSanGjrg t. north sud northwest she
ran ct bstOre l. - as 10 try and work The
p;mpS bus /. WIS sou ivuld thst he leak
~ls gaUla& IawdIY. \. that timl tha deck
w.s l,v.I Ui.h the ard al 90 boerj re
adu ,he, each roll Of The vessel might be her
las'. TIE boa. was C8rii, & away aud s50u + Cr-
Ta.d h. MlJe w2Ut below and reported lsek
rhfOuIh The side. L. VA; Monday morning
before tho Iosk was discovered aud at dsyi sht
,he crew had gllnsd eighteen iCch S on the
water
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TO-DAT'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From Richmond.
ISpecisl Dispatch 10 tho Alexandra Cant

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Alexandria GtZ tito !
RICHMOND. F,b. II MIR. WiaRG.l. II
U8Dtv,r, hiss gone Ov,r 10 The MAtoo,trs 10
the S1Oa;r, snI vJ>ius with than tu-iay.
The day hiss been .aken u viii oil .lo.y rc-
tons mLdy by the democrats.
Leu,cuaul- 8 vo:po: L,Tia is il the chair,
81 this lives one n jointly and must ~ nlua! y
Jesuit 10 breaking n, deai- ock.
The Mabo,eites ar, fighting TO t1!oo tee
Sauata TO 80 ioio the election of 90 Auditor
tC-igy.
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EtEaAats.inl,

NEW GosK, F.b. 1.-The stock MAJ et
opened hru sod 5sl3 per ceof. higher than
yes: rdsy Il oslng Quotations the latter for
Il C u nd snd A!legnasy. |, The esrIy dea.
icGs toe mnk:t recorded general .dvarca , f
sig per %. Sues qu,9,lV d,c'ina tf LIZ
per c=Df. took place. y: o'clock there was
s&ilGa! Improvement.
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Drowned

LAKs FIELD OHr Feb. L. LIS; eight Arch.-
bald j, h:so0, HE vic. tEo chiiGr,o snd firm
&c usmed Murphy at. cnpei to cross Buckbor0
LIKE 'n se'gl On tie Ice. 1ho night vas
dhk. AID as they were delviog 10 what they
thought Gear les it proved to ba open water
aad hey fl! through. Murphy WIS droHned.
but johns succ ;eded 10 ssoing his wife and
thar Two children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-17

fea:urs .ha! was PlUnnuI ce6 oil sotioneb!e INhis
inc not done the Legislature iut. must be called
rs<ppCr ion tie S.s.o is tie stn.o ono ,b.!
passeQ III. bill and vii! ra emo. i. with tbs IN
cnnsli.u;i NAL feGtpre omitted, 60 that tie q, b.
Gu .s,ion htre my lie cons;d red IS radically
s.Ile !, though not quite IS sBIi .iac!ory 10 the
hu.thcldtT; as il might be,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-17

Nav YORK Febl--Padjy Ry20, The IL.
= 't-E, Waus m,slsg tOUr otsJae disoraelIy
aa-7.= "a b. lower p2C,oj the city las. night.
vas robbed OF g.l his m0uCy-ab0u $S)J-aud
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That Terrible DiHbetpN.

SApsDEN Ala March 1881.
Il. L. WARNER ~ Co: Sirs y tried syery
IN d cna / c.ud hear Of for Diabetes, but ia
! vain You Srf5 Cure gave ne perfect restors-
.ioa Of hl,Nh LIVINGSTON
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?. Re, o. Mass, q: Hrgau Swi z; Chsrts
7. E-Ias!t. Of N,rmrut, Ut Lsghorp; Thoues
Simpson. If PGcr.o 2 "a. e. Par Plata.
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1LI A free coaIt!Y sure hu! you cart z. t
Dr. nu!rs Cough Syrup free Of charge it c : 3
yen CUSTER every tae
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Fall Cfu WALL.

NEW York. Feb. 1.-THE esst will # No.
s i,ocev I; sraet fell in this morning ard il
stsu'ly kiIlji Martin Cashsp. aged II, homo
less man.
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20 Days CONGRESSIONAL Proceedings
GENATE

The Caaic submitted a r,s9ots, from the
Cournis siouer Ct the General Llad Ohca 10
the ieSoIui,n Ct qliry rI,!;ve to The right Ct
ocCap!iiol j settlers OF cry Hor,iln of the lc
Gisa Territory. Referred.
ar. M,,l:r Of n Y. proqen:td rom he
t lloa LssYu! Club Of NeW York cry memo
Ga IL favor OF shE bill iatroduosd by Mr.
Blair to aid 10 the establishment aud suppor,
Ct olmmon schools. 4 resolution. spDtod5d 10
he III mortal EXPRESSING ho'.Iy approval OF
he 'copN end otJ ct OF tho bill WAS at the re-
ql'5t OF Mr MltICr, read By tic SECRETARY.
Mr.. loyal g lnss'ld upon Me regular order.
bu later il The m0roinG NJ. Cuks reiterated
h's aHueAl, S0t the Ii was con,iitrad ard
pissed.
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RICHMOND MARKET, Fet. 10 i 10 lGarkolr
quist snd The receipts Cf pIOtUa' vc:y ,.I.
flour urrharacd Only ab2u. ~ b. s.es G!
Whes! cf5rCd on Charge TO dr., H1d Ih,I WI
sold on r-ivate terms. Sales OF pine VIII.
Corn 81 Si.S5 No:aIrG dyirg in FyJ Or U,:
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LYNCRBURG MARKET. Fot. lO.-Tft m5lse
is VI h.u! material cHange siaCe lss. we,s
Flour j. steady and in demand fer low g;S-e'
Wheat In deERnd 9: 25hJ), Is 30 q !ahs'. II.
receipts Of Corn sTe almUet eutTcOy t;Gata1
Wcs., ard there is some sctiVi.y. T. L qgt.st.o"
being from {0.!g for mixed and white UsIs
fir supply from Tho ~, -. Nothir < doj'g l.
Fys lAaIeCajp,s Of Tobs eco nTO iigh. - lra
market shows no change except that hos,+
msy be n hIsle lover. Good Tugs for wo.Sl.i
remsin alb U. SIS heretofore. Common dSfE -.
greenish leaf, cosrgc ard rough, fluids few t4"
eTs Fine and CI:rA sAippicG. rlch aud suly.-
is scsIca ard in Gcmsud ell yellow grsr"srs
still high. Common wrappe'3 ere wasn't. sls
sells well ard txr, Gr.dg; are 6Aty 10 KS
high plies.
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MAEEgr-
Sugsrs-Jh h. New J orr market Ter iaH sugsE
ls quiet, with Ms demand tltw Far g 20.
refining ID quoted A. 7G7i ard Cerlri gil
73s75. For refned Sug,rs tho msrSot coL.rl7
quiet WIN prices shyu: steady, ne 'o!.ows; T..
iosf l(4; crushed III p wdrred 10; go! 81.
& A soft y snd y,lgws tbs
CCfse-Tas mArEet t,r Coffee remains ''
bat Rmcr2 cheerful feeling 5 manifested EnEt
improving inquiry. = ho grades tel,w ''' s..
parativtlY sC:rCn end be d with A'U"'
Quotations Tor Invoices tro &c t,IlcwI: Ur'rHT
si,S}2; fsir 3lO; good lesl /, AID r2:
Iu3Aug
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a marriage i,c,0s'aW sa Issued ia Wa5biDG!oo.
y .5,erday, % lhoml3 King OF that CITY, add
Martha y. Shipmao c. Flirfsx C,u1ry, Va;
John Wtg1ar, Of Washington and EizlbylG
Slcacr, oI MonYomcry Uouoly, Md.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. F,b D. --B~
Cstt.e--l he New Yo,k market IN Moody Sc
finn q ar adVsl e. q l., and yesterday oah
stAte b g5er.
Sheep--IhaIo h.vn b,ea 70 a.:i7- H-
Monday Fer mex! week prosr.C.5 s-a '.T.''
bic tJr this weeks VricC;, t. IS Is ,c..'n -H
Should not advance
HoG5-yt oreceip's are very .i.L!. I.''- q"
been fair silca No, 4 :, and Ur,cea lIF- ..'
have been veil Eustalled, VIZ: s!t3.r WIN o.
eales from 9a9j. Pfo2psc.s as - pee a.2 b.
peuden. on IlcHp!,
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a cl!IloIy explosion .. Durham, EIg., Ell
tomb ID ZIP rso1s yesterday, A, las. accounts
only lhlrly PERSONS hSd been rescued.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Foh. I,.-a-'..
Demand mainly tor shipping; igA. a. ~,
ing HCgs badly demoraizad. sDi IJr....-'.
common TO good mixed Gs5J 50; heavy 80,
and sh yliHs 6G)a5j}O; light Gas 81. t'.'.
Make, Glow aud weaker. e2e'Dtnn s..-s5 -.
Ti0g grades cap rte 2ya5 $50, E.~
choice ,hirp,rg o40,S co. common
3 sS5 butchers l-s2 active sr- ~aa-
2 sSi 7yi stocSer3 and feeders 'ita q. ...
-Market active ard firm; ir ,-l.r Z. ...
81 %; medium to coed 4G)sE5 -; e--.-' D"
,1.ra 5}s{G; seed demand for "a. ..-.i'
CNCnEATI HCG MARKET. Feb. ..---.
quiet; common and iyhl 50Ai7i gic'.-s
butchers ,Ot51 30
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NEW YoXK CATTLE MARKET Ect,@,:5
Reevee-Ihe lTads IL dresse! Be-, va ''.-
tu0 common sold 81 D. &c por b wnre o. ~
prime sides Of ssGar 70 rsHga1 f . -.
per 10, with ineraI safes l9,S32 per DO
sheep and JsmOS--NO change. l' iI
Conmo7 20 primo Sh=aD sold q. "a '.~. .
81 i ordinary 10 prime Inns atC.l... g''.
WIN one CIR load Of tI.rI State Lamb a.s-'.
pound.
Hogs-Gc live Hogs C,r s,'e AL .s= .-'.'.
nominslly dun - Gl57 per .U) la
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-11
Boston & Maine Railroad
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Sept. 4th, 1859,
PAssENGEKTRAfN WILL LEAVE
PORTLAND for BOSTON
at sl5 40 a. M $3.50, % P m'
EOR PORTLAND at 300 a.. M, 1880 S.So
z 90 p M, arriving at Portland at 90, 300 o;u0
F 1ioS & ao n a. go EST s1s NJ ias s55
e.29 D. m. BOSTON FOR OLD Or
CHARD BEA.H at 500, 500 9, a. 4, M $ is,se
Sol SOHO BEACH AND pTNE POHNT at
SIS, $40, 1925 q. M, 1885, 455; 600, p
BEACH at els. 8.45, 1925 a. M. 1926, II %,
f IL DIEiSPp;0RD at 81 5, s45. 1o,25 :. p,
a2isS, E, 19 4 at els S s.45 a. m i555
4.55. 500. D. m FOR WELLS at 6.15. $40
nj % s;SS ( g sAs sss sS'i FAE S GsEaT
FAILS D<Dp Esx, EXETER, EHaVEk-
HRLL. LAWRENCE, ANDOyER AND
F FSM F NEW = M MAJ At SIS, $40 .. N.
FOR ROCBEsTEE EAsMESGTON,
y = 4 A - P6Is WoLRBoa at $40 a. M,
12.55p. m. FOE CENTRE HAR BOR at
s-45' q. M FOR EEANCHEsrER AND
6.15 a. M, 1856 p. m. via Lawrence) at S-45 q,
m. 1855 p. m. THE MORNtNG TRAIN
LEAVES KENNEBUNR FOR PORT
SorE-Tne IL. 90 p. m. train from Portland Wilt
MOT step at scar borO Beach or Pine gssini
engers FOr Boston. ParlOr CHrs on all
through trains. Parlor-car seats secured in adj
vance at Depot Ticket Office
nzsP The 1885 p. M, train from Portland con-
meets with sound Lime Steamers for New
work and all Rail Lines for the West and the 600
o M. train with all sail Lines for New Work
and the South and West.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Portland For Boston and Way stations at
/ 90 and S. 80 p. M Boston For Portland at
$50 a. M. and 600 p. Portland for Ole
Orchard Beach SacO Bnd kiddeford at
1000 a. M, LOO, $500, $50 p. M Asiddeford
for Portland at 1906 2.30, 7.1e, 1856 p m.
old Orchard Beach for Portland at I1.l9,
2.43, 1928, 9.48 p. m. ~
*Remains at Old Orchard Beach hours and 80
minutes before going to Biddeford
Trains on Boston & Maine road connect with all
steam RS running between Portland and Bangor,
2ocklaDd Mt. Desert, Machias EastporG, Calais,
st John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand
Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine
Central and Portland & Ogdenburg trains at Trans
fer Station. -
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh.
meats First class Dining Rooms at Portland.
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence end Boston
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of ". Il. Williams, Ticket
Agent Boston & Maine Depot, and at Eni0n
Tiicles Office, 40 Exchange St.
JAS. 7. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
S. H. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland.
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