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The Portland daily press., 1882-03-30
MUTUAL Relief society

NlHE Stated Meeting for March will be held az
Il Reception Hall, next Friday evening, 3lst
inst. at "a O'Clock. The Directors meet hair an
hour earlier Per order
mar2sd4t NJ! n. RICH, Secretary
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A yacht may be said to have poor crew
when she has not centre board. Boston
Transcript.
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FARM FOR SALE.

L have q farm situated In the
lIGN-N Town Of Yarmouth on the Free
F1S -2 port Road-about " mile from the
n Falls containing 81 acres of land,
we'll divided into Iillage, Pasture
and Woodland with acres of Marsh. There is
young and thrifty orchard upon the place contain
ing Ito trees Just beginning to bear. Good build
inss, with a never failing supply of water. Good
soil, easily worked. free from rocks, splenddy 10.
Gated and handy to good market. This is one OF
the best farms In the Town and very desirable to
any one wishing farm. ] will sell or exchange
for real estate situated in Portland on favorable
terms. If not sold or before Apfl 9th, will be
prepared to Lease for term of years. Reason
for selingI have other business and cannot attend
to it. For terms &c, address apply to w. H.
GREEN, No. 81 Emery St, Portland Me:
February Goth. 1882. fsb21 diff
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MEETINGS

r. q. OF ID, 1E. ID
FANHE Annual Meeting Of the Relief Association
4 OF the Portland rlre Department will be held
at the ChleI Engineer once "Wednesday Even
ing. April am, at clock, foE the choice OF
come before the meeting.
WILLIAM HFN1;NRSSy Sec'y.
mch29dtd
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Everybody try the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine, II Elm street.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-30

Slrs-I have taken Hop Bitters and recon-
mend Them to others, as 1 found them very
beneficial. MRS. D. w. FULLER
Sec. Won,en's Christian Temperance Union.
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Mill and Water-P0Wer For Sale.
At Hollis Center, Me, near the depot of
the Portland 81 Rocherter r.. II.
New Mill ready for machinery of any kind; Dam
of ledge 80 feet high. Address,
JAMES o. CLARK,
mar27 diva Sanford, Vie.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

UyHE Two stored Brick house with French roof,
IL No. 81 Myrtle street. The house contains IL
finished rooms With modern improvements. 1t will
be sold with without the extra lot adjoining and
sold on liberal terms at reduced price, Inquire of
JOHN C. PROCTOR, SO Exchange street.
mchl4 eod3W
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Trip to Colorado, California
and the Yosemite Valley.

n FAVE Boston April 18th and return to Boston
~ June I'd, occupying As days. To be made in
Drawing Room Cars. Everything first class. To
cost $3.50. Full particulars of
E. e. UPMAM a. Co,
mar21TT&S&w2w No. 5 Exchange Street.
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Boston is cultured, no doubt, but there is
triAing incongruity in her singing the Halle
utah chorus from the messiah" for the ben
FIT of the Russian ,Jews.-New Haven Regis
er
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LII tho fixtures and good will of a first-class
IA restaurant, located in business part OF the CITY,
For particulars, call on j. BREWER, DR., No 9S1s
Exchange street, city. marZldt1
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Portland Daily Press stock List.

Corrected by WOODBURY. g. MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
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TO LET.

TO LET.
A HOUSE to let on Cumberland St. 341, in first
"A class repair. Inquire at 81 Pine st.
feb9 diff
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 20.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of q, 600, 00O-tO which q reserve
fund of S550 900 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
1t never scales postpOnes. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS takes place
m4nsfP1EE q ssfP1EENpID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS H. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, ISs2-l4sth Monthly
Drawing.
Look At the following scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management of g EN-
ERAL G. T, BEAUREGARD OF La, and
GENERAL JUBAL. A. EARLY of Va, who
manage all the drawings of this Company, both
ordinary and semi-annual. and attest the cor
rectness of the published Official Lists.
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V'HE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
j. FULLY to notice the new and enlarged
scheme to be drawn monthly.
6CAPITAL PRIZE, SIS. 900. "a
Tickets, only s5. Shares in proportion.
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Ritlgway Park.

vvsy Park on Smiths Island, in the
Fare opposite Philadelphia harbor, has
Dc very popular resort for seekers
bummer pleasure on a flying trip. Mr..
|Iy has spared neither money nor pains
Bel a pleasant place, and Whining
with few hours to spend will be
repaid by paying it visit. A Ger
|and, second to none in the country,
en- engaged to play during the season.
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Reldsrllle, n. c., Has Prospered.

announced last week that two of our
toWnSmen, Messrs. T.. Il. Richardson and
,Liles, were the successful competitors
luy dnwlng of the Louisiana State Lot
ns amount $4,000, in actual cash. has
GslIel sa and deposited in the Reidsville
Inn is one Of the most successful specu-
.aal was ever known in our enterprlsing
~ W congratulate our young friends
" lheir good fortune in so EASY and mat
.el manner Mr.. Richardson Informs us
W. plain open handed business trans
" invested S2u for tickets, and at the
utawlng II was announced that his
Ne' The lucky One;" in a few DAYS he
vluel Ol the fact, and without trouble
%e u, ilc e. to New Orleans, had it pre-
~ 'he once Of the C0mpany--it was
'ul III uue Time a package came to their
i! tAlreSs containing the money In eur
Nla'pdte' n. {. HeGSier's Dollar WeekIy.
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sHEuMATIsM AND GOVT CURED.

When we can establish by chain of evidence
which every inquiry but makes stronger, that We
have the only real radical remedy for Rheumatic
Disorders, and we put that evidence within the reach
Of every sufferer 1UiOut money and WITHOUT prce, we
claim that no one but the fool will turn 10 II dedJ
ear or close his eyes TO the glad dtngs We bring to
his blighted life In justice TO US, TO you, to your
dependent families and to the consummation OF your
lifes ambition before you were strick, n down Dy
disease we ask you TO go with us for lew moments
TO the homes of some who have drank Of the Wdte1s
Of life and full Of the JOY Of health ready to
tell to the world their glad experience. We will give
you no false statement and make no assertion which
cannot by proper inquiry tby letter or rough
Criends be probed TO the bottom and found to be u
OF truth.
to M HardeE lis Plymouth st. Brooklyn sister suffered
with Chronic Rheumatism many years
Mr. Hastings 29A Pearl ST., BrOOkyn-SeVsre Rheumatic
Dr.. caemmerer 247 Baltic st., Brooklyn - Acute aud
NJ Roehser ae6 Court ST. Bronklyn-sciaea Rheumatism
ycars-hAd expended over $1,000 In other medicines and
MT Nevin IS Third Avenue, Brooklyn Chronic Rheuma-
NJ Haylapd go BanbridEe ST. Brooflyn-Aoute Inham-
maory and Chronic Rheumatism and very bad Chronic
Mrs. Piknston lss 2lth St. RroOklynAuu!s and Chronic
Rheumatism for years. "had tried everything
DR. Goodrch New York CltyChTonle Rheumss% .ou,s
inammaory Rheumatism 20 years. fingers nnjontea
Mr. Dixon ll2 West St. New fork-chronie nervous hheu
Capt Nathan WOOD lO4 South ST., New YOrk-ohroniC
NJ Abrams II greenwich Av., New YOrk-chrOnio Rheu
matlsm and Kidney Disease - r,. c..,.
Judge CrossmAn, IL Oakland AV., Jersey Shy-Shron'o
rheumatism several years.
The above named gentlemen know others cured By our
g. g. of Rheumalsm DysPePsa Liver a2d Kidney ~ m ~
orcuaFs with fuller particulars you will bless the day
you this advertisements
Gilmore, Adams & Co., 90 Atlantic Az.
| BrOOklYn. and 1O5 william St., NJ Y'C'
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!. steer and the Railr 1ad Train.

Rocky Mountain Truth Teller.
E,omlng man saw a Texas steer stand
Y be railroad track, and, knowing
4 \, cypress train was due, he tried TO
4 tbp beast to move. Several pieces
hi thrown at the ferocious monster
p move It, until at last, as the train
lSdown the track at lightning speed,
|ud the steer by the tail and twisted 1t
lvet towel. At this moment the train
4 them both, and the result was
bdous. The steer was found two days
Esrd browsing peacefully in a cornfleld,
|lEO driving wheels hung on its horns.
Be of either the man or the engine has
|hearl of since.
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,y,cr mARi.IAoEs.

-, ~ french Female Penl-
the are Given O"
Iopsst L'iie' exchanged
.hs a notice is circulated In
female .sd%rn who feel incllnen 70 ~ ~ MAKE S
b all lcss,sdonia sUi and be mar1,su 1Ssnuoh ~ % the
application qns " matrimonial candidates candidates
vernon l"o and exempt from physical
i be young Eiris % under long sentences
rmlties ul'tI his method Of escaping
iIy Ca" caD'H Iife The only moral mora, qU ~elI q.
b Pris,oII, .''t Is to have behaved wcii ,r,. ~
rqui'lle. .ra : IN the penitentiary. inc
two yeaiII yaiIates have to sign engage
cted Call,ut iIo% 10 marry convicts and set.
pt proDnl,ssi,nn55 for the remainder OF
b New Ca,uuIb" Cn', ,bcse conditions the Gov
I'VE, transports tlem' gives an .neiI tha,, an
nenI uan' tirkrt of leave wnen they
tt and I.nmra u Their marriages are
ke at NVb ,%sm by the Governor OF the
nged lor sas sns" selection of well-behaved
boy, VINO ila' ' cor them TO choose from,
Tcts igspy l,sI NAV consult her own iancy
eacn XII .ain limits, for the proportion O
n certain mem ns To- women is about three
isgeable nlei' "
ue ,..oneutly happened that pretty
has iFv4 .a ~ooed by warders, free set
have ,a pe.p payplred soldiers and sailors,
Or 9Ip, \, copyicts. In such cases the
ID is. Of .sy sS cUI,, cpy assent to marriage on
rnOr cal ,hat III ne female convict's free
liiolu Hia' .Iace himself in the position OF a
shall h9 i.Isa Pls'D man, and undertake never to
tol-ea,SS ea,oDv, w., The married couples get
lns SU,Or1 E.ae grants of land, and all they
anu and t,sS YAM Il BY their own labor becomes
raw nnring mr five years they are subjected
> p1Iraiion pu,s5 Of reporting themselves
: oVilS ., ,Es district police office, and they
,tideu ~ len to enter public houses, and
piuuSoI ~ nnnd out of doors at night.
y, osstiousry II period being satisfactorily
p'OJaa ! nav get their full freedom, but sub
,.v, ",' "a the condition OF remaining in
w., '0.s To this rule the law has for
C"d !" NJ ny exception shall be made.
,,.rrnt v. whatever must convicts who
'.'-.J sy,j grants of land and contracted
,srtiye marriages." as they are
Tg return to France.
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AT JOHN H. MOORE'S
sas-MARKET sTREET-sao.
Great reduction in
the price Of our stock
of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out ourstock of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
pri es accordingly.
Our $40 Wooden
Suits are reduced to
81 and So; our $l2
Suits to SO and $40;
our SIS Suits to $l2
and $l3 and so on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper,
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines Of suit
ings and trouserings
always ON hand in
our Custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March. Good
C ut ters, first-class
goods and trimmings
and superior work
men characterize this
Department in every
branch.
GentIemanly clerks
will wait on you
whether you wish to
purchase or not, at
JOHN III. MOORE'S,
/ 228 Market Street.
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A Strict Husband.

|idam" is preparing about halfpast
b, to 90 "out for the evening"" as
|pcustOmed to do rather too frequently
iS Monsieur" who has made up
|hi for the tiftieth time to assert him
The following dialogue ensues Mon
Where are you going, my dear I"
Where please" " But when
lbe backW a" when / choose, sir. "
Us, of course But no later
HOt permit that"
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'Little thanks are due 10 him who only
lSay what is OF no use to himself" The
7 Of inyalids the world over are being
led On the inventor of Kldney-WOrt, for
ping health to all. Kidney. Wort moves
wss regularly, cleanses the blood, and
cures Kidney disease, gravel, piles,
headache aud pains which are caused
pidered liver and kidneys. Thousands
pea cuFed-why should you not try it2
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

967 Prizes, amounting to- $285, 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the Office efthe cOmpanyin New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or Regis
tered letter, or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or M, A. DAUPHIN, at
o'' COZ Seventh Street, Washington, ID. @.
N.B.-orders addressed 70 New Orleans win
receive prompt attention. iylz-d' dWs-"&'-4t
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THE NEwsBoy CHESS PLAYER
First Game Of the Yonngster Who is Now
Second In the yIenpn Match

Fifteen years ago or thereabouts bright
faced youngster Established himself in
business" as he was found of telling his
customers, on board the Fulton ferryboats.
His business was selling the morning and
evening papers. In time he had list of
regular customers, who waited till they were
on the boat to buy papers OF him. The
Youngsters name was James Mason In
those days Otis, Field, well.known to New
York billiard players, kept billiard room
in the basement at the northeast corner of
Fulton and Nassau streets. On the Nassau
street side he had tables for chess and
draughts. The newsboy had to pass the
placeiour times day, ard, as the windows
were open in warm weather, could not fail
to see the chess games with their carved
men. One day while he was watching the
pieces with boyish interest, an old gentle.
man ut one of the tables beckoned him
down stairs. He had observed the boys
interest in the game, and offered TO teach
him the moves, The boy learned very
rapidly, and in few days was able to cope
with his instructor In q fortnight he
could give the old gentleman the odds of n
queen and beat him, The hoy phenome.
ers that came into Otis Fields were pitted
against him and beaten. Finally when he
was scarcely 10, young Mason's fame
spread among the uptown players With.
In two years ne improved so greatly that
none but the best players would engage
him, and before he was 20 his admirers
were anxious to match him against Captain
Mckenzie, then the acknowledged cham.
pion of New York. They played no public
game, SO far as is known, bnt IL is stated
that Mason held his own with Mckenzie In
friendly encounters. He Is now second In
the Vienna match for the championship of
the world.-[New York Sun.
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Tolcgrapiic Waits.

RALEIcu, N. c., July 0,-Hon. W. A.
Cox of Walker county, has been nomi.
mated by democratic convention by acca.
nation Tor reelection to congress.
CLEVELAND, July edwin Cowles, edi.
tor of tire Leader, yesterday commenced
suit against Bishop Gilmore, of the Catho
lie diocese, for S250,0CJ damages 1: rhe Bisi.
op published card over his signature
which Cowles claims is ialse malicious and
dehmatory.
BosroN, July 6.--Two cases Of yellow
fever were discovered on the steamer Mark
Lane, which arrived yesterday from Matan.
zas. The patients were removed TO Gal.
loup's Island hospital and the steamer
thoroughly fumigatcd by the port physi.
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FOREIGN.
ALMOST INEVITABLE.

London, July 6,-The Times in a leading
article confirms the report that Admiral
Seymour will send formal communication
to the Egyptian government to-day reouir.
ing II to forthwith abandon the obnoxious
works. If Arab Pashs refuses Admiral
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seymour will Immediately open fire and
oomo bard Alexandria. The Times says the
instructions are entirely independent of
the conference and belong TO different
category OF actions. They are an act of
police rather than an act OF war. They are
not based on the general condition of
Egypt nor on relations of khediye or Arab
Pasha, nor ON any instructions referred to
the conference, but simply on the para.
mount Necessity of securing the safety of
the British tleet for which the government
is responsible to the country, and cannot
submit its responsibility to the decision OF
any conference or the direction of any
single power,
The Daily News in its financial article
states that large fleet of steamers using
TuE sUEZ CANAL
are being insured at ten shillings per hun
dred weight continuously until February,
assurances do not involve compensation for
delay, but only for damages sustained
through hostilties.
A dispatch to the Times from Alexandria
this afternoon states that Admiral Seymour
has sent
AN ULTIMATUM
to the authorities demanding the instant
stoppage of the construction of earthworks
under the threat Of opening fire. The work
l'l~ NNueSh ipT tue IuOMtllt.
In the house of commons this afternoon,
Gladstone said that although he quite
recognized the merits of DeLesseps, he
could not he guided" by him on
the policy to be pursued in Egypt, lie
stated that it was not his intention To
propose a vote Of credit for war
like operations because such measures
at present would not be justified.
Times dispatch from Paris states that the
cabinet have considered instructions to be
given to Admiral Conrad in view of the
possibility of the ENGLISH bombarding the
defenses at Alexandria. 1t is understood
they have decided that he shall
REMAIN PASSIVE
| and only participate # provoked by some
| act or incident, France in thus deciding
wished to remain faithful TO her prevou,
| resolutions, not act apart from European
concert and to resume freedom of action
| Pending the decision of the conference
Admiral Conrad, however, is instructed
to remain at his post and not to allow
Egyptians to regard the action of England
as opposed to the views of France anC
| Europe.
ALEXANDRIA, July G.-Raghab Pasha
president of the council, received n tele
gram from the sultan announcing that tn,
British fleet would lombard the forts un
less work on construction of the earth
works were stopped The sultan holds tn,
khediye and ministry responsible for th,
consequences. Raghab Pasha replied tha
the ministry had already telegraphed tt
Constantinople that demonstrations hat
been made in consequence of which tn
sultan's permission to resume the work wa
asked. Pending the sultan's reply no def
mite resolutions will be adopted. Despit
all denials to the contrary work on the for
tifications continue. Admiral Seymou
delays formally demanding the cessation @
work until all the British residents are o.
board vessels in the harbor. They are no,
hastily embarking' II is reported tina
Arab Pasha is supplying arms to tn
natives.
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For another onslaught upon our various stocks,
and prices must suffer. We are already thinking
of the time, soon to come, when every inch of
room will be wanted for the display of another
Seasons stock. For the purpose of obtaining
that room, we announce our Grand Semi Annual
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I lQuecn Victoria Is loath TO surrender pro.
perty which has once came into her posses
sion. Claremoft, bought by her from the
nation, and now the residence Of the yonnR
duke Of Albany, has only been lent to him.
The queen retains her own suit Of rooms
there, which are kept locked up. The
in t'r employ and are paid BY her. -
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Washington News Items.
THAT AUTOPSY.

WASHINGTON, July CA report of the
autopsy upon Guiteau, signed by Acting
Assistant Surgeon of the army Dr. ID. 8,
Lamb, has been forwarded 10 PHILADELPHIA
for publication In the Medical News. The
opening paragraph describes Il a. the OH |.
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Political,
ALApAMA GRrENnAcKERs.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July Yesterday
. convention of greenbackers and indepen-
dents met and nominated a ticket for
state officers as follows: J. l.. Sheffield,
governor A. IL. Townsend, secretary of
state; p. =. Jones, attorney general; J. NJ.
Montgon' ry, treasurer j. NJ. Shields, au.
ditor; j. 4 Wards, superintendent of edu-
cation. ave attendance was small At ~
O'Clock yH" George Turner, ex.United
Stpl s14AiEnG. s..I special United States
attorney, called the
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
to order. The colored element is in the
majority. Turner, in his opening speech,
eulogized ex-President Grant and President
Arthur, and said that the TACT that the re.
publican party endured four years of presi.
dent Hayes and was alive to-day, was some
thing to be thankful for. He urged the
convention to endorse the ticket nominated
at Birmingham.
In casting up the vote for temporary
chairman tellcrs for the two sections reach.
ed the same result as to choice, but the fig
ures did not agree and this caused some
confusion. Both candidates were colored.
The vote on temporary chairman in
dicates that the convention will
endorse the greenback ticket.
There are several contests. The chair
appointed credentia committee which, it
is understood will rule out the Alexander
delegation from Mobile and United States
Collector Burke. At o'clock recess was
taken until 4 o'clock
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July .. Republican
state convention met at o'clock, y. IN.
ii. Johnson was elected temporary chair
man and Jno. II. Buckner temporary
secretary. Committees on credentials and
permanent organization we're appointed,
after which recess was taken until after 4
y. m. One hundred and fifty delegates arc
present, all parts of the state being repre-
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Clearing Sale!

To-day marks the era of its beginning. The day
upon which our sales have footed up the requisite
amount, will mark the era of its end.
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Commercial.

New YORK, June 6,-The Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries at first call
opened 800 higher, advanced TO 3.lOO
before ii closed showed further advance
of 5-lO0 at the second call and continued to
rise till July brought 100, August 30 100,
September 25'lOO above Saturdays quota.
bales, to-day about 500 baies-indicating
exhaustion, the higher quotations of spot
cotton and the covering OF short sales ex.
plain the renewed upward movement. At
the third call August brought 1907, Sep
tember 1855, October ll90, January II SO.
February ll.0i, March l2069l2O7, April
l2lSal2,lO
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New YoRT, July, 6-'rhe stock opened
generally strong and "a higher than the
closing quotations OF yesterday, the lat
ter for Michigan Central, In early trade
after a. practical advance in the same
which Louisville ~ Nashville and Denver &
Rio Grande were most conspicuous At ii
O'Clock there was recovery of "a IL, tho
latter for Louisville & Nashville while
Rochester & fittsburg sold up "a (1S1.
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WASHINGTON, July G.-The senate to.
day confirmed TO be postmasters,
Sibbens Delk, Thomasvillc, Georgia
H., II. Brookcr, Hampton, Virginia;
Nelson +. English, Key West, Florida;
Gabriel J. Penn, Waxahachic. Texas, and a
large number of promotions in the army
ana navy.