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IoSv. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

IOST. on LAST TUESDAY. AC-2z
L. SMALL RED COW. 4 piece ciippcd444---
frCm uc right c.r anda fierce look outof her eyes.
ANA lu good order. liberal reward VIII he paid
for hrr return i0 80. /. corner second and Main
e,r.st.. HENRY WILLIAMS.
my 14-ltF
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READ THIS, IF You WISH.


PRICE
$50 pair Mems An-wocl Pants at
ONLY $3.50;
$50 pair Mems An-wool Pants at
$3.50;
275 pair Nens Ali-wool Pants al "a !;
300 pair Mems AIl-wool Pants a, s5.
,o,o They are all suitable
for Dress Pants
MAIN for seryiceable wear.
oppos,rr Never was such BIC stock shown by
any house IN Virginia.
hosi- We can ft any-size man,
OFFICE. Cut in modern style,
Trimmed Sicoly,
Every pair sponged.
A. sAKs & CO.,
o,,r TIE LARGEST CLOTHING EsTAB-
LIsuMENr ~ TIiE SOUTH.
fhicE 1913 MAIN sTREET,
ox,v OPPOSITE PosT-OFFIcE.
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zfxurn,s TROPICAL RKFRIGERATog Is a
Richmond Invention, and purified by scurrent OF
cool air.
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ID DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROChBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


CHARGES:
ifs Ndl pt
Per month (Of thirty daySl.................. so 90
Two months or more cach................... 90 90
Take branch railroad al Goshen, Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway, FOR Springs. only thirty-lve min
utes' ride through beautiful and picturesque vail
ley 10 the greGt fountain ~ health. The entire
premises have undergone thorough ana complete
repairs. placing the property second 10 no
watering place In this country. \ home for the
iDValid. Amusements OF every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. fine hunt
ing and fishing. A cordial Virginia welcome will
be extended 10 all, and everything possible done 20
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, and happy.
EUGENE .. PEYTON,
my ll-3m General Manager
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For SHINING SPELLS, nts, dizziness, palpitauon-
and low spirits. rely on lloP BIITERs.
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M Tur PEOPLE OF yIRGINIA:

rVO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
We bee Ia o.ler Won our service for he PUk-
CHASE AND SALE on ALL tLAsets or
HoNDS AND STOCKS lu this and other nafAci>
pSrcnfion faeflt,es for buying. ~elling, and car
wing ViRGINiA BONDS. Our oihce beng 10 The
stock -Exchauge building, ali orders receive I'M
mediate attention. C0TTcs pondenct sobciitc.
pTrruYNCTs National Mechanics Bank. West.
srn National Bank. Tank ~ Commerce. Howard
nank' RAMSAY. CLABAU6H CO..,
Bankers snd Brokers. Baltimore, Nd
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
cool, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, AZ;
o A. NJ, 50; noon, 81; z. NJ, 81; @ j.
NJ, &c; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature. 81 i-3.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, yA.
HOTEL

situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. opeu AT
The year. Equal 20 any hotel in ule United slates
Surrounding unsurpassed; appointments. table,
and service uneHcellcd. Bathing, boating, lshlng,
and driving specially attractive. lrc-enihchily "a
resort for southern people Terms less for equal ac
cOmm0daiiuns than any resort IN the country.
Climate free from malaria, and for insomnia truly
wonderful ln its soporhc effect send FOR circular
describing hygionc adyani2ges. cic:
HARRISON PHH3lS.
-. 4 On, prnnrlllnr.
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EXcURsIoN TO ToFREDERIcEsBURG

The 22p or MAY being ,he beginning ~ ~.
Drusdal New Year, The combined GROWS OF
DRUIDS 81 his city viii celebrate n by an IN
CURSIOS TO FREDERICKSBURG 90 tl.ai dl-.
This will slso ne the occasion Of the celebration ot
the MIsTLEIok. This Interesting ceremony,
and the sacrifice attending n, VIII take place Az
Island in the RappahsnnOek river.
Besides this, there viii Dc Dancing ON The isias,t.
q pavilion having been erected tee that purp -
and other amu>enicnts. Alec, GRAsD PAHADl
BY the DIuids ~ Richmond and Frederic 6'bci.
at the latter ritv
ane STRING and GRASSLAND has tovn
engaged, and no eNisnse syaTed ~ make TIL rN-
cursiOn successful and the Il no doubt tat every
one viii enjoy The Tip.
The train will leave Eiba station lheid 81 hF'sst
street. al A. ". sharp; returning. VII lsaNc
fredertcksburg at 81 p.3.
fare for the Round Trip sna admission On 80
Island: Gentlemen, ~ iadsos, 10 esnts: snf ss.i-
dFen under the age 81 twelve years 30 cenl<.
Il. L. COURTNEY,
Chslrrisu OF ComtnilteV.
CHRlsTiAS c. TH0N, Treasarer;
W. 4. CREE, secretaiy.
my 7-l4&21
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BOARDING..
AUmMER BOARDING.

CUMMEl. BOARDING Ar THAMPDEN-
~ SIDNEY sOILEGE<-Tt< undersigned has n
large and corn orfable house. IA witch can be ac-
eOinnodaIed ss.x eraI families dursng The simmer
months. Piuiy AZ fresh milk and ysgetahles. Fer
terms address Mrs. ". q. NcEuTT,
pampden-sicnsy,
. ~ 22-2aw4w Prince Eeyssd COUNTY.
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JVHIRD ENTERTAINMENT
or
MONUMENTAL CHURCH GUILD,
MAY Is. 1882.
VHEY WILL BE HERE MONDAY
TWO AQUATIC WONDERS,

THE MONSTER WHALE.
60 FEET LONG, $4,000 POUNDS WEIGHT!
The only ARCTIC WHALE ever ta,cn olt re
from The water, and the greatest natural curiosity
N earth. Ana
CAPTAIN PAUL BOYTON.
whose wonderful voyages in tie Llfr-s1yihC Brs8
have startled ihc world. The apiain VIII i1 dc
Whale Pavilion daily and display tie DIcs, w,,l
his other YoyagiuR 1ccoufrrmrDt..
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
commencing MONDAY, MAY 18TH oa BROAD
-TkEE r,Hcgr Richmond. Fredericksburg ani ll-
iomac new frt GIT depot.
Admission. - cents; children. u cents. iror
open from 4. VI. % 9P. ". my 1896
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MILLBORO' SPRINGS,
vi BATH COUNTY, VA.

OPEN FROM JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER 3IsT.
Buy your tickets 10 Mnboro' lepot, Chcs-
apeake and OHIO railroad. MllhOrO Springs
hacks leave depot immedatCiy " arrival Of trains.
For terms and general information address
CARROLL GARNETT. Proprietor,
MillbOrO' springs POst-Ofice,
my l2-lm Bath county. Va.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IypIcArIoSs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy wea-
thcr, with rain. northeasterly winds, be-
coming variable, and stationary or higher
pressure.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Criminal CdSC.-On Saturday Charles
Rinaldo (whitc) and James Woodbridge
(cOlored), who had been committed 10 the
county Jail FOR trial for alleged burglary on
the premises OF c.. \. w. Taylor. near
Granite, were brought before County
Judge Gregory in Manchester on writ OF
hQbedS corpus asking bail. Before the
judge had determined the matter the ap-
plication was withdrawn and the prisoners
recommitted to Jail for trial next Tuesday
before Judge Wcisiger, Of the Circuit
Court.
BriefS.-Thc various city churches will
be served by resident pastors to-day with
the exception OF the Baptist, where the
Rev. Or. Woodward will supply the pulpit
in the absence Of Rev. Mr.. DerieuX in
South Carolina.
Mr.. William ROane Rulin has recently
completed the building OF large mill near
Port Wathall, in Chesterfield county, on
the site Of the well-known structure, for
mer landmark OF the county, which was
burned 10y General Buffers troops during
the war.
Both Mlvo's bridge and the Manchester
canal are expected to be in working order
by Monday.
The May term OF the City Court COM
mences tomorrow. The docket is small
one.
In the absence OF the regular official.
Judge Christian, OF the Richmond llus-
tings Court. will preside in disposing Of
any business.
About four months since Ben. Owens
(colored) was tried before the Chesterfield
County Court and sent 10 Jail for six months
foran unlawful assault. The prisoner isnow
threatened with consumption, and likely to
die at any moment, and Governor Came
ron is being importuned by white and col
ored citizens 10 release the prisoner by
pardon from his remaining months OF III
generation.
About six thousand dollars per annum
will pay interest on the present debt OF the
city. Her present financial prospects are
now more encouraging than for years past.
The building interest is pretty lively
now, and the class going up, those suitable
for persons OF moderate means, have long
been needed here. Living Is cheap here
and the taxes low, and these, with deter
mined purpose 10 build up the fortunes OF
the city, must put Manchester on the high
road TO prosperity.
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AMESENENTS.
ESTilER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN,
\ CANTATA. OR SHORT ORATORIO.
1T MOZART HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 1871

IhIs n'iuUIUI tlnLAtl VIII Dc prc9Cnill WIN
full cast, tOgcthCr with
KINGS PAGES.
QUEENS PAGES,
CHORUS OF PERsIkNs.
CHORUS OF JEWS,
sEMI-CiOBUsEs OF CHILDREN.
Each character on The programme has been cire-
fully selected aud trained Tor his or her particular
ro'c. The leading parts have been taken by Mrs
CLEMENTS. MISS sSTAUDE. MEssRs. COSBY,
TOTTY and WILLIAMS assisted hy several
ladies and gentlemen. representing somc of the
best amateur talent In the city. The whole % be
accompanied by INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC under
the direction Of PROFESSOR JACOB REIN
IIARDT.
Ticket. 50c. Reserved seats AZ join sTOsr's
music-store without extra charge.
my l4-su.WGg8f
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN OX
my I2-lw
,CUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE

TNUE UNDERSIGNED llEhtBl Vi l.
1 NOTICE that, by virtue Of the authority ytst-
81 In tb,ln hy a act Of the LeEisiuiufc oi We SAic
az Virgfnia, approved March %, lee2, and enti-
tied IN act 10 Incorporate the A,ieghauy h9tsn-
-, PelIroad C0muauv." they vii receive SUE
SCRiPTiONs TO fHE CAPITAL STOCK oi the
ALLEGHANY EXTENSION RAILROAD COM
PANI. ,,,., go, ,r,,a.,.prp--to>
viii be opened af the office Of Mcssrs Johnston
WiIllams a Boulware, Ne. ll0i Main street, VA
he city 81 R,chnSntd oT IA " fss~ fsgJ u" '''
The said books OF subscription VIII 10 under me
suprriutendence Of Andrew Johnston charles I.
Williams. and A. l.. BOuiwarc. aud VIII remain
The subscription shall ne In shares of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS each, and when two hHn-
rhcrii,rs y iil prOceed 20 organize The sad COM
rs,,v FRANCS o. FRENCH
f' JOHN i. MCtOOk,
JOHN ". SIMPSON,
EUGENE 4. LELAND.
WILLIAM H. BABNtM.
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GRAND EXCURSION
Os
SATURDAY, MAY 2OTn.

TO
XiLLlAMsBJRG. NEWPORT NEWS, UAEp-
TON. Old POINT,
AND
NORFOLK,
leaving Richmond by the tHksArEAKE ANo CuiJ
RAILWAY 40 4:3O l.. VI.
SATURDAY, MAY corn,
arriving at Williamsburg AZ G.tj 4. NJ. Ne~Iot
Nows AZ : T. ", Hampton a; 9 7: VI. oid Ioiat ~
$3.50 T. M.. and Norfolk at +. NJ, returning, a.
rive IA Richmond 80 1880 \. VI. MONDAY.
Passenger are carried by the gul1r he-alc
and ohio irslB between Richmond and Newport
News, both going and returning, ,nd connect 20
Newport News fog Norfolk With he elegant sirlI,-
~ NORTH NMPTON. Of The Old Dominion s,olri-
ship Line.
Parties desiring % attend the closing cyerc .es q
tbe Protestant Eliscopgl Convention 20 he h.il -
Norfolk next week VII and ihls the cheapest gad
best way of going.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Williamsburg Or Newport Negs.........,... s2 J1
Hampton or Ola Pnini,.ss.................s.. %
NOrfOls ID
For tickets or Information apply 10
4. ". CARRIER.
1000 Main sfNet,
or % ANDREW WELSH, Southern ENnrrss ole;
SAMUEL II. BOWMAN, Richmond and Aliega.Ny
depot, Committee OF Arrangements.
my lf-su.W&Sa3t
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Contributions to the Hollywood Ne
mortal Association 10 Avoid the Ne.
ccssity Of Working Convict Labor
on the Soldiers Section.

Received 10y Mrs. Maxwell T. Clarke,
treasurer Of Hollywood Memorial AsSocia-
ton, through Mrs. Charles Il. Skinker, the
following amounts:
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ASK ANY PROMINENT DRUGGIST As tx
OUR STANDING.
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r3-sl,000 REWARD ,eiH be patti 70 any
Chemist ,oho ,siH fnd oa analysts Of 100 bottles
of :. 5. s. one particle or Mercury. Iodide of Po-
taSsivm, or any Mineral substance.
nNIFT SPECIEIC CO. pronriclnrs
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FURNITURE.

'''- ap SO-Su.W&FtJ,
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Write for PARTICULARS and copy of little book,
MESSAGE TO THE UNFORTUNATE SUFFERING
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
MINOR TEL LEGRAMS.

The handsome pavilion erected on Newport,
r. 1t, beach two years ago was burned by an
incendiary yesterday. Loss $4,000; insured for
$780,
Two more deaths by the Brownsville, Mo-.
tornado are reported, making IL in all. Several
other persons are reported fatally injured
A steamship arrived at Victoria, G. B., from
Bcng Kong on Thursday with SAT Chinese
laborers. Nine hundred more are to arrive be-
fore August
The wagon factory of Webster & Co., on the
pententiary grounds at Moundsville, w. ",
was burned Thursday night. The penitentiary
was saved. Loss $4,000.
A Morgan City, Louisiana, special says the
steamer Tom Parker which left that port for
Sabine Pass on the 10th, has not reached her
destination. She was probably lost in the
storm Of the 18th.
Gen. VIM L. Burt of Boston, died at Sara
toga at 130 o'clock yesterday morning. He
was president of the Boston Hoosac Tunnel
and Western railroad.
Walter H. Brown, the supposed head Of the
Douglass County, Dakota, bond and warrant
frauds, was arrested yesterday and held In
$500 bail.
In the case of McMullen, the Taunton,
Mass, wife murderer, the jury last night
brought in verdict of murder in the second
degree. He will be sentenced Monday.
The Revere House on Lake Memphremagog'
owned by Sir Hugh Allan, is burned.
The Greenland seal fishery has been a COM
plete failure.
Capt. Lindquister of steamer Elysea of the
Anchor line was brought before the United
States commissioner at New York city yester-
day charged with bringing more passengers to
this country on his vessel than allowed by law
He furnished $3.50 bail.
The failures in the country for the week
past number 124, of which Eastern States con-
tribute IL
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
FOREIGN.
British Steamer on Fire.

Br1t1Sn steamer on Fire
sEBAsTAPoL, April 21.-The British steamer
Rochedae, Capt. Tindall, at this port from
Charleston via Halifax, is on fire.
Evictions in Ireland.
LONDON, April 21.--The return for the first
quarter of the year 1882 shows that, exclusive
of persons reinstated as caretakers or tenants,
734 families consisting of 1898 persons, were
evicted in Ireland.
Riot Among Golfers.
A serious riot has occurred at Ruabon,
Wales, owing to strike among the colliers.
The rioters did great damage to property. Ihe
militia has been sent to quell disturbances.
Spicy Debate in the House of Commons.
LONDON, April 21.-In the House OF Com
mons last evening, Mr.. Sexton moved an ad-
journment of the House ia order to call atten-
tion to recent circular IN regard to Mr.. Gilt
lection. Mr.. Sexton said the circular was
gross and barbarous Indictment to murder, and
he called upon Mr.. Foster to insist upon its
withdrawal. Mr.. Lloyd, he said, by nature
tyrant, had done every thing to intlame the
passions of the people in his district. MIR. Sex
ton warned the Government that if they carried
force too far poverty and despair might prove
the stronger.
Mr.. Forster said he believed price had been
put upon Mr.. Lloyd's head and that there was
q conspiracy to assassinate the man who had
done more than anybody to defeat the no-rent
movement. He said the circular complained OF
was issued by Mr.. Smith, an inspector OF Police
1t declared that, as there was good reason TO
believe that every means would be used TO as
sassinate Mr.. Lloyd, it behooved his escort to
prevent it, and to use firearms on the bare pos
sibility of an attempt. The Inspector finally
promises to produce the circular to exonerste
any escort if he shoots person on an erroneous
suspicion of his being about to commit murder:
(Cheers) Mr.. Forster admitted that the last
two paragraphs of the circular ought not 10
have heen written The circular, he said, was
issued on March a. Its effect had been to COM
NIT murder. Cowardly rutfians, who were
likely to shoot from behind hedge, wouldsao'
stain if they thought themselves in danger
Mr. Redmond persisted in denouncing Mr..
Forstsr as dishonest. The Speaker named nm
and his suspension was voted by 207 yeas 10 IL
nays. Mr.. Redmond then withdrew.
Lord Northcote hoped the government would
continue to protect Mr.. Lloyd, and he declared
the opposition would do nothing to weaken
! their action in Ireland.
Mr.. Sexton withdrew his motion but Will re-
peat it on Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
Daiiy BcmessEc Receipts.
stereonSeyanoa-l00 bush Oornmsal to q


The Following quotations are wholesale priees aud
corrected daily by Storor Bros. & Co., Dry Goods.
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 144 to I52 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
THE INDIANS.
Numerous Murders at Eagle Creek and
San Carlos.

Numerous Murders at Eagle Creek and
San Carlos.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-A Tucson de-
spatch SAYS runners from Eagle Creek say that
McA1aster aud six Mexicans were killed there.
A large force of Indians remain on Eagle
Creek. Fears are entertained for the safety
of Tom Newland and wife, McMurren and
son, Lamb and son, and some other parties
yesterday morning there were three prospect
ors killed on the Apache road, The bodies
were warm when the troops came up with
them. The Indians destroyed freight, shot
some horses and carried others off with them.
They also tried to set fire to the wagons. Later
news says there were ten Mexicans killed at
Eagle Greek, including McMaster's wife and
children. He also stated that one OF his In
dian herders who was taken prisoner by Natze
and Jub escaped, and says that Newland,
McMurren aud party are all killed. special
from San Carlos says Chiricahuas made raid
IN there after Loco's band and scooped every
thing before them, killing twenty people SO far
as heard from. There are not sufficient troops
to'protect the place.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Agent Tiffany,
lust arrived, states the late trouble at San
Carlos agency, Arizona, was caused by sixty
renegade Indians under the leadership of Jut
Geronemo, Nachiz and Bonito. Hearing of
their presence A. d. Sterling, chief of the
San Carlos scouts, with Sagotal, an Indian
captain of scouts, went out to reconnoitre,
when both were shot and killed by few rene
gades who remained behind to cover the re-
treat of Others Both men are spoken of in
the highest terms by Tiffany, who says sheir
loss will not be readily supplied.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
THE GALLOWS.
execution of slndram, the New York

Execution of Sindram, the New York
Murderer.
NEW YORK, April 21.-Sindram, the muir
derer of Mrs. Craven, was hung at 8.36 a. m,
at the Toombs. He remained firm until the
last His heart stopped beating in fifteen
minutes, and he was pronounced dead at s .4S.
His neck was not broken and he died of stran-
gulation. At midnight the murderer played q
game of cards with McGloin, who is to be
hung next Friday He exhibited the utmost
indifference to his fate and after the game of
cards slept as quietly as if innocent.
Another Murderer Hung in Arkansas.
CINCINNATI, April 21.-A special reports
that Bent Taylor will be hanged at Corning,
Ark, at l p. m. to-day. He is in Jail at Corn
ing, guarded by military. Great crowds are
in town.
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
California Mining stocks.
(By Telegraph.l
Gloucester FISH Market.


Our quotations are Wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbing lots command an advance on our hg-
ures.
Georges Codfsh-We quote at S514@S5 " qtl for
large and S42 for medium; choice Bank at S4N a
S44s for large and 81 for medium. No Shore offer
ing.
Cusk, Haddock and Hake practically out of the
MARKET we quote Pollock S2s4 v qtl; English do
S31A GS31A; Nova Scotia Haddock $312 " qtl.
Boneless and prepared fish 41aG51sc y n for
Hake and Cusk to 51aG8 for best Goldfish. Smoked
Halibut out of the market. Smoked Salmon at 1Sc;
Scaled Herring 17c " box; No l at 16c tucks 15c.
Bloaters SOC l9 hundred.
Herring-We quote Eastern round S21s y bbl.;
split do S2sz choice Nova Scotia split at So; Lab
rador S6
Fresh Halibut-To days sales at IL and DC y ID
for white and gray.
Mackerel-But little doing; stock held at 500 for
Is, Sl2 for 2s and $40 for IS. Nova Scotlas Sl4,
$40 and 80 ~ Dbl for Is, rs and 3s
Trout S14 " bbl; Swordhsh at $6G7; Goldfish at
So, Haddock at S31z, Halibut Heads S31z, Hall
but Fins so Dbl, Fins and Napes at S412, Tongues
S6. Tongues and Sounds at $40; Alewives at S3@
1914; Halifax Salmon s22 for No Is; $50 for Is;
California do at S15; Shad $40.
Pure Medicine Oil at 75c y gal, crude do at 60c;
Blackfsh Oil Soc; Cod do 4Oc; Shore do at 5Sc;Por
gle do 3Sc.
Porgie scrap SIS ~ ton; Fish do S12; Liver do 50;
Lrch Slins x Tivers 2(lc huekat
The Portland daily press., 1882-04-22
WALL STREET.

The Usual Budget of Gossip and Rumors.
NEW YORK, April 21.-Wall street reports
state that it is practically certain that the bear
party in control of the market has sold its line
of Jersey Central, Wabash preferred, Denver,
Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific and other
stocks There is an undoubted intention to at
tack each of these stocks, and the indications
are that shorts in them will be covered at
profit There has been decided falling off in
foreign buying for two or three days. The
break in Wabash is likely to increase selling
for foreign account and to exercise depresS-
ing influence abroad. Several large operators
held conference about noon yesterday. Bull
points seemed to emanate from the meeting,
but very soon after it was over buying orders
appeared to be nearly all withdrawn from the
market. Mr.. Gould is alleged to have sent
several dispatches ordering the sale of stocks.
Mr.. Sage is said on good authority, to have
been large seller. Wabash was depressed in
the morning to permit covering. The heavy
raid in the afternoon was apparently made to
break the paSkst % Tba reAert that tie AulN Ma
Receiver found general belief, although parties
in position to know declared in the most
posisive terms that the story was unfounded
Cornelius Vanderbilt said in a letter yesterday
that nobody weuld make much on the short
side of Lake Shore.
The feeling was strong last evening that
Jersey would be lower to-day. Northwestern
advanced yesterday on covering and on buying
by parties who had orders placed SO as to keep
the stock from getting away in case Of sud-
den advance Vanderbilt's brokers were buy
erS.
The break in Wabash developed very bear
ish feeling last evening on Missouri Pacific.
There was no large buying of Dever. Lon
don appeared to be the largest buyer of New
York Central yesterday People having the
best facilities for information have covered
shorts and are buying some long stock.
Mr.. Goulds puts on Western Union are
understood to expire Saturday. Frank Work
was an open seller yesterday.
There are intimations that prominent
trader has perfected plans for dropping Chice-
go, Burlington and Quincy few points. There
is rumor of contest for the control of Pacific
Mail.
Vice President G. A. Washington of the
Louisville and Nashville Company says that
winter wheat in Kentucky and Tennessee is
heading finely, that there is a large increase in
the acreage of both wheat and corn and that
4he iron works in Tennessee are producing
more pig iron this spring than for any cores
ponding time heretofore.