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Ravana Marker,

(By Telegraph,)
HAVANA. Nov 3.-Sugar dull and mammal
Spanish gold 1874 al .S91s.
Exchange steady and in fair demand. on United
States 90 days gold Ss4 prem; short sight 9s4 q
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Musc'tl Raisins2 O0G2 75
london Lsvers2 8Od2 80
Ondura Val. 4" IL 6l2
Turkish Prunes. Tat 1ao
do % crate1 75G 80
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PORTLAND, Nov. 8.
The folio wing quotations OF Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by s. II. Larmnie
q Co., 1b7 Commercial street, Portland.
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New Work stock aud MONEY Marke,,

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Money closed Offer cd at g.;
prime mercantile paper 6G18. Exchange steady at
g. for long and 4.S5 for short. Governments u
lower for ext 6s 1 lower for IS and As COUP State
bonds generally without feature. Railroad bonds
dali and generally higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 249.OO0 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
government securities:
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The following quotations OF stocks are recesve.
and corrected daily By Woodbury. q Moulton (mem
bers Of the Boston Stock ExehsnQe) corner OF MID
die and Exchange Stree g:
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o,,,..-. Ief IelogfApE-
LoNpoN,t Nov. S-U. s. ext 5s 10Ss4.
LIyERPooLl Nov. S-12.30 P. M-Cotton market
-Eplands at S-16d; orleans 0-16di salos IL 600
paies speculation and export 1000 bales; futures
quiet
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Work of the Plague.


PENSACOLA, Nov. 3-A partial report
shows nine cases of fever and two deaths to-
day.
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Private Residence R,,rne

Private Residence Burned.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3.-Ths residence OF Jas.
Burlington, In Warren, was burned this
morning.
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Potatoes.


Oorre5ted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
20, commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef, Franklin Wharf:
Sides. ..... a 8 Hinds..,.. 8 @lo1h
Eores...-.... sag ia Rattles...... 6 "a
Backs backs. ''..'. g S1s Rounds...... TAG s1h
humr Lolns. ...........................1 Ola
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.--Ex-Gov. Hendricks
conditions continues favorable.
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FsaAaClAL AND COINS ERclAl
Portland Daily whslesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Nov. 3. z
Flour and desirable grades are active at full
rates. Corn - without change here, but prices are
count of sharp rise at other points. 1t is stated
that there is less than than five millions bushels of
Corn in sight against 25 900, 900 last year at this
time. Pork and Lard are more active at the recent
decline; at New York the market is hrm while at
Chicago rates are off again. Beef dull and easy.
Butter is very strong for fine grades and scarce;
common lots in full supply and rather dull. Eggs
command full prices. Maine Cabbsges jobbing at
$l6g$ls and Western slo@sl2 y ton; Potatoes
move slow, the demand being chiefly for bone use.
she following Vo-dsys quoJanoGs Flour,
Grain. Provisions. 6c.
s lperfne. a 25G4 75t II. M. Corn, car
e xtra Spring. IS 1905 20 lots, 90
Z Spring. IS 0o@6 80 Mixed Corn,
Patent Spring gr.@o.oIo.. :, car lots, 90
uIsssan Win asso es ~ Sacked Bran ooasiO so
Common Cotton Seed. car lot 80 90
Michigan. go 75@e 90 bag lots So GO GO
s. Louis .G,. Win, 7saz 90 Corn e OAg lOt@: sa
Winter good. q 00@7 25 Oats, " >. 55
Winter best. ~ 5O@7 rs Bran. %
Produce. Mids, . $500
cSiesssns. cSSasss;... s 1ss12 Ns'' sro,..,o.. lSo
Fowl......... aaad6 Mess Beef. .l3 O0@13 so
E%ygs' % ,..... ZogZS Ex Mess. IA oOGl4 80
Sweet potatoes2 1908 OOi Ex Plate. i6 00S5i 10
Onions " Dbl 50a2 75l Porg-
G rries, Rbbl Backs. 80 ooaso so
Maine z OO69 col OIear - 90 OO19o 80
Cape Ood, 10 O0G$11l Mess 49,. 90 OO0OO 90
sugar. HaIus. .141a@l5
Granulated... ..... 91a lR ,und Hogs. "a
Extra O..........,. 8 Cov'ed Hams16 G161s
Fruit Lara
Musc'tl Raisins2 00G2 rs Tub, y fb....1314@131l
london Lsvers2 80 az 95 riercos. b P.13 Dl3M
Ondura Val. IL 612 PAIL, 1884 @141s
Turkish Prunes Tat 12e Beam
do u crate1 75G 80 Pea............3 2503 so
Oranges, Mediums .... % 750lS 90
Palermos Pbx7 90 IS 90 German med 2 25a2 so
Gessina Pbox.7 q 0uGS O0 Yellow Eyes 3 1OI3 25
Valencia F5csse $10@12l Butter.
Extra large Creamery. 34G35
Lemons. Gilt EdgeV Vermont34a a 35
Messina. ...... IS O0G6 so Choice 25627
PAlermos 30 00G6 so Geod. d............2 22123
storo..- .........,.16G2
MATS. Cheese.
Peanuts New,
wilmington.1 7502 25 Vermont 121Sal4
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WELLS IN A PASSION.
With One Of the Government
Witnesses.

TIE BRIBERY CASE CLOSED AND
DECISION RESERVED
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
Clothing to the Value of $50 Taken.

BERWICK, Nov. 3-Whitehead Brothers
clothing store at South Berwick was entered
by burglars last night and over $50 worth OF
clothing and other goods was carried away.
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vtrginia. ...'z a5g5 o0 90 90 y Factory. 121s@14
Csssana, 10 ID. 9910c ApDIea
WAlnuts lz4s11oc Eating y bbl.. 2 bOa3 so
Filberts " 1914 sa14c Cooking pbbi 0OS2 7S
Pecan " 49, Gl16o Evaporat0d. I60I7
Dried Western -. 8G81k
DO Eastern. .... 6a6M
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Name.
Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS q Ohio. T.


Senator j. Donald Cameron received q number
OF political callers In Philadelphia yesterday. In
talking the political situation the Senator de-
clared that there should be no compromise or fu-
sion with the Independents
In the circuit court OF Jefferson county, w. Va,
yesterday, the jury In the case OF DR.. J. T. Hart
grove, on trial for the murder OF w. G. Chambers,
at Harpers Ferry, In December Last, returned
verdict OF not guilty.
The British consul at Philadelphia says that
there is no truth In the report that q man who
committed suicide from the British King called
out, when jumping from the vessel, that he was
the man who killed Lord Cavendish.
The greenback state convention OF Delaware,
consisting OF ve delegates all from Sussex county,
nominated John g. jackson, OF H0ckeasin, for gov
ernor, and ]. Albert Whitl0ck, editor OF the New
Castle Star, for Congressman.
The new bridge OF the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad over the James river, taking the place OF
the one destroyed By IRE some time ago, has been
completed.
York from Liverpool yesterday, somewhat over
due. Among her passengers was Edward Hanlan,
the oaramAn
Albert Young, who recently threatened the life
Of Queen Victoria, has been sentenced to ten years
Tne vim q Ralph waldo Emersun contains no
punlic eeqneste but rive tne pupeEtg 20 his wife
And chfldfea James Eltot C1o0C = Appointed IT
eEaFy expcut0 - oct n co1pea11o6 WIN -.
nelpn1 en111len- e r. cg1 81 " r.
1penl1 ~ - Foou1on - ~ u1n
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Latest TelegranS to The Star.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
SENATOR CAMERON In PHINADnPHIL.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR in NEW YORK.
Pcnusylvania Politics.
SENATOR CAMERON IN rHIrApEIrHIA-rHx REG
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION TO BB RFCOSyFNE


SENATOR CAMERON IN rHIrApErrHIA-rHx REGULAR
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION TO BIZ REcoSvENEp.
PHILADELPHIA, May Ex-senator Cameron ar
rived at the Continental hotel early this morning,
and was soon I'm conference with several well
known business men, representing the commercial,
financial and manufacturing interests OF the city
ana state. with reference 10 supporting the ticket
IL has been decided that the regular republican
convention shall be reconvened within the next
nfteen days, ana viii be composed OF the same
delegates who formed the other convention. The
vacancy 10 be supplied by the declination OF Mar
date Will be the leaders profess tahave no infor-
nation. Al the present time there is no one Sc
lected for the ofice.
Among those present at the conference were Mr.
Charles Cramp, representing the great ship build
ers or Philadelphia; Mr.. Joseph Patterson preuxi-
Phillips, state senator; A. Wilson Norris, Hamii-
ton DisStOn, James Dobson, K c. knight, and Col.
Loudon Snowden, OF the mint Chairman Cooper
called during the morning, Also VIM. Henry Rawle,
esq, candidate for supreme judge.
The senator stated TO his visitors that his pur-
pose OF inviting them to come together I'm confer
ence was TO lay before them the real situation OF
analrs and the dangers which threatened the
lie OF the party. The success OF the
ticket, he told them. rested with the great
the state He had fought for a protection tariff In
the Senate as his father had done In other days;
out II those who had heretofore supported the
republican ticket wanted to slate hun he was
ready TO receive the blow, and he would oppose a
tarfn IL the Senate as heartily as he had upheld It.
"If you want to Kill the party will all go 90 de-
strucUon together" was the significant warning
or the Senator He assured his visitors that he
was working simply for the good OF his party, that
ne had nothing more TO seek for himself than he
no other desire than TO serve the best interests
OF his state.
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Telegraphfc Briefs.

A IRE at Portland, oregon, last evening, de-
stroyed all the buildings on one block. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The body or an unknown man was found I'm the
wood near Jarvis, Ont, to-day. He evidently was
burned to death by his camp fire.
At district meeting OF Methodist ministers OF
Hamilton (Ont) district, a resolution attacking
DR.. Burns orthodoxy was defeated by large ma
Jority. The trouble grew out OF some expressions
used by DIR. Burns I'm q letter to Rev. w. Ii.
Thomas, OF Chicago, relating TO the nature OF the
atOnement.
Two ladies were killed near St. Louis yesterday
by tree which was blown over upon wagon In
which they were riding and crushed them 10
death.
The steamer San Juan, built for the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company, was launched at Roachs
yard, at Chester, Pa, to-day.
The first annual meeting OF the Bicycle Tourney
Club took place In New York this morning. The
clubs represented were the New York, Manhattan,
Lenox and Ixion and they assembled In Fifth
Avenue They started about 10 80 O'Clock for the
Peabody house, Yonkers, where they viii dine and
hold their business meeting and VIII return TO the
city this evening.
Mcpherson, Willard & Co.'S Union steam forge
at Bordentown, N. j., employing In the neighbour
hood OF l6O hands, closed Its doors last night owing
TO a temporary slackneSs In the trade.
Information has reached Ottawa that serious
bush fires are raging at Portland, Templeton and
Wakefield. The settlers accuse the miners OF start
Ing the fires,
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A BLOODY Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, May G-Reports from Lebanon, Mo-,
give The details OF bloody tragedy which has oc.
CURED near Benefits mill, fourteen miles SOUTH
west OF that place. bad feeling had existed
during the past few weeks between George
ana william Matthews and some OF their
neighb0s- Yesterday a disturbance occurred
between Geo. Matthews and James Fardboth, the
Matthew's boys at the time being Intoxicated The
boys started for home in company with Marion
Wilson and Homer Sharp, and had gone a consid-
cradle distance, when they were fired into by some
parties in ambush. The Matthews boys were both
Instantly killed, and Wilson and Sharp wounded,
the former seriously. The Matthews were aged q
and IL years, and the wounded men still younger.
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Sporting Matters.
PIMLICO RACES YESTERDAY.

In the first race at Pimlioco yesterday, which
was for one and one quarter mile, Memento won
In 21S. French pools paid s8.1b. In the three
fourth OF q mile race, Chickadee won In LOO
French pools paid $12 In the half mile race for
two year olds, Henlopen, won in 81 seconds
French pools paid $12 In the mile race, Rob Roy
won In Las. French pools paid So 50. The handi-
fag stake for all ages one and one quarter miles
ST. 65. Only Nettie and Surge started in the two
mile heats, Nettie won two straight heats. Time
OF first a46, and second $40 French pools paid
$1965 and $12 -
LOUISVILLE AND MYSTIC PARK RACES.
AT Louisville yesterday the winners were Robert
Bruce, John Happy, Checkmate. Brambaletta,
Monogram and Miss Malay.
At Mystic Park. Boston, the winners were ven-
triloguist, Tramway, Joe HUNK. Charlemagne, Rose
and Ida.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
At Buffalo-BufYalo, 1os Cleveland, I. At Bos-
ton-Providence, z: Boston,1z AT New York
MetrOpOlitans, II; Alleghenyx,6 At Troy, NY
Troy, Q; worcester, 8 at Bnralo, N.Y.-Cleve-
land, q; Buffalo, At Philadelphia, Pa--Phila-
delphia, 4; Merritt, 0;74AthRtics, g. st. Louis, O.
At Baltimore, Md-Cincmnafts8 8; Baltimore,
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Fisk, Clark & Flagg agt. Hollander;
continued, with leave to plaintiffs to withdraw
dispositions to be used in New York, on motion OF
Mr.. Coyle Burns agt. Metropolitan Building
Association; on trial. Adjourned till Monday.
PROBATE CoURT-J,td0e Hdgrer.
Yesterday, William II. Lacy appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF William B. Lacy; bond
$4,000. Estate OF Joseph d. Barnes; Robert S.
Chew appointed administrator; bond 81 ,OG0 Estate
of John @. A. Tresize, deceased; order Of court
appointing Charles E. Fisher administrator; bond
$4OO
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Capitol Notes.
BANK CHARTER EXTENSION BILL.

BANK CHARTER EXTENSION BILL.
While the Senate was in session yesterday the
finance committee held an informal meeting for the
purpose of further considering the bank charter
extension bill AS only six OF the seven members
were present, -four are out OF town today no
formal action was taken on any point; but it was
practically decided that the House requirement OF
ninety days notice for the retirement OF national
bank circulation shall be stricken out OF the bill
and new provision inserted in lieu OF It. The new
provision on this subject Is to allow deposits of
currency for the purpose OF releasing security bonds
and retiring circulation to maximum amount not
eXceeding-Say three million dollars per month
the release OF the bonds to be made I'm all cases in
the exact order OF the reception OF the deposits by
the respective banks within the proposed maxi
mum.
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A Utah Tragedy.

CHICAGO, May ga Salt Lake, Utah special
says: John A. Smyth, an old California ranchman.
living near Milford, 200 miles southeast OF here
quarreed with his wife and selling double bar.
relied shot gun fired at her twice, both shots
taking effect He then coolly reloaded the weapon
went out OF the door, fastened q string TO the
triggers and placing the muzzle against his breast
fred six navy bullets into his body. He died two
hours afterward
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A Judge Removed.

BOSTON, May G.-Joseph M: Day, OF Barnstable,
Judge OF the probate and inS0lvent court, was re.
moved to-day, Gov. Long having forwarded the
legislative address to Sheriff Harris OF Barnstable
and informed the legislature OF the fact Judge
Day was charged with intemperance, with recefv-
Ing money for securing the appointments OF light
ship keepers and with selling out the Office OF col
ago. The case has been before the legislature for
more than year.
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The President i'm Ncw Work

NEW YORK, May 2.-President Arthur remained
at his Lexington ave. residence all the morning.
but IL is said received no callers He has taken
rooms at the 5th avenue hotel where he Will receive
visitors this afternoon. A large number of poli.
ticans and others called at the hotel this morning
to see him.
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Death Of Judge Rice.

Boston, May "a special dispatch from Au-
gusta, Maine, states that the Hon. Richard ID.
Rice, late Associate Justice OF the Supreme court
OF Maine, formerly president OF the Maine Central
Railway company, and for some time vice presi-
dent and managing director OF the Northern Pa
chic railway company, died here this morning,
aged az years.
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HOTEL BENNETT,

IL BROOME COUNTY. BINGHAMTCN. NY
MS new Hotel built and furnished at . cost 4
on Si39,o V0 contains ALL the iuxuries found yEAV
opened only one year is known by thousands to be one
OF the best in the state Broome county located on tie
cool highlands in the state New York stands rst in
the list OF counties as to general healthfulness Bling
hamton containing 20 Geo inhabitants Justly called
the Paror City and with its cleanliness fine streets
residences parks views and drives fishing and BOATING
malaria and ease Of access from all points is model
, neannIui caty. limited number who wish TO spend
MAN, Prop'r mva I1n
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Justice Waite, with Judges Bond and Norris sat
In the United States circuit court, In Baltimore,
yesterday, and heard arguments In the case OF the
State Of Maryland agk Arthur George HxoWn, al
mtn1S6rnt0r OF Charles MncAlister Ana II. ~. Cor.
c0ranand other trustees under tho m0eeuwss az
- 9 ia d ss 81 III IS 49, eeiss
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Naturalized indiana.

ST. LOUIS, May E.-Ten Kickapoo Indians Twin
On a reservation in Atchison county, were natuI
citizens under the act recently passed by Con
greSS
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The Boiuer-mnker., Strike

NEW YORK. May 21.-There was no change in the
0ofler-makers' strike to-day. The agents OF the
ked Cross steamer Jason, the Cromwell line
steamer Hudson, and the steamer West Cumber.
land, visited the strikers to-day, and offered them
the required terms II they would nnish the work
on these vessels and allow them TO go to sea- but
tne men refused on the ground that IL would be q
yielding TO the wishes OF the employerS
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A Lawyer NuffOcated.

ALBANY, NY, May T.-During small fire In q
lodging house at No. IS Green street, early this
morning, well-known lawyer named Duncan
MacFarlane, OF Greenbush, was sufIOcated-
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONARY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
May H. 1925
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Stationery for
the nsca year ending June 80 1888 will be received at
THIS Department. until the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon ap-
pEcation. ~
bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item; and this advertisement and the prof osa
Tar accepted by the secretary of the Treasury and
tne bond accompanying the slme, shall constitute the
contract bets the government and the bidder bid
oers, and no further contract will be executed
Inc articles contracted for must lie furnished from
ume TO time during the in quantities pursuant to
orders from the Department. The entire quantities
VII, however, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
drm making it, and be accompanied BY a bond with
suhcent sureties in the of two Thousand dollars
02oOO) approved by United States officer the dis.
e1ct IL which the sureties reside do business ON
form To be furnished by the Department Conditioned
1o- furnishing such portions of tn articles as NAV be
owarded under and the performance of the contract
Proposals unaccomIaned by such bond will not be
SonGere and contracts will be awarded only estab
nshed manufacturers of, deaers in. the articles.
. Proposals to be addressed to the undersigneds and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
Oeveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury De-
partment Washington. ID. c.. and will be subject to in
specton By expert de allied for the purpose by the
Secretary OF the Treasury. and the delivery of
Tenor article Will be deemed sufficient to annu
the contract. at the option of the Secretary.
The Department the right to waive defects
md reject any or all bids.
No contract viii be awarded for the supplies referred
20 above until an appropriation for their purchase shall
nave been made by Congress- CHAS J. FOLGER,
ml5-laS4w Secretary of the Treasury.
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Fire I'm Wilmington Mel

WILMINGTON, DEL. May 27.-The firm OF McLear
Kendall estimate their losses on their carriage
factory, which was burned early this morning, az
$S5,OW The fire originated I'm the paint shop, but
the cause Is unknown The assurances aggregate
S43, 500
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wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May N.-The Posts financial article
SAYS: The stock exchange markets are less active
than yesterday. United States bonds are un-
changed. State bonds are nominal Railroad bonds
stock market, after a half hour OF heav1ness, be-
came strong and so continued until after IL
O'Clock when IL became heavy and Is so as we
WRITE although the general list is fraction above
the closing OF yesterday. P.S.-At the 2:30
United States bond call the extended Is advanced
Is and the extended IS declined y. Call loans arc
easily obtainable at per cent on stocks and 8a2H
per cent on U. s. Time loans and prime mer.
camille paper are unchanged.
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BOSTON, May N.-The legislature adjourned at
IL AS to-day and the salary question was left in
to the other. The salaries, therefore, remain un.
changed.
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TEyING HALL HECHANIcsBURa, ?. q. Pa
+ r. in the beautiful and heaIShfai Guns NJ X
s ssEiiaS asalsy c:gscf so EI;YooD -
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WORK SULPHUR SPRINGS

mis- delightful summer resort win be opened
Tor the reception of guests MAY 18TH under an vEAV
entirely new management. The place Is reached lG:
the SPRINGS: daily mail from all points charges moder-
ate For terms or information address A. b. SMITH
Proprietor. York Sulphur Springs. Adams Co., Pa
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The Markets.

do past due coupons. IS; donew ten-fores. lSh bad
s0 SISh1TL;frMoRE. May a7-oo.son ou,e.-m,aal,nr
l2iI Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat southern
dull western active and ower-southern red 33al IS;
western winter red. spot and May, li0; june l30k:
July. LIS; August. s5sal. lsx. Corn. southern
60; do: yellow. g. western mixed. spot and May, so;
a aRs sS sys I ss.y s. az
guiet-gFime 20 choice Pennsylysnia and Maryland
Il. O0a160O Provisions firm and unchanged. But1cP
in good demand for choice and market steady and
unchanged. Eegs firm. l9s20. Petroleum dun and
lower-renned. cargoee. N. Coffee quiet and nrm.
s9s.s auiss.A sOst, ~; scpps. refined Su,ss e;
nominal Rsoepts-nour, q 2l4 barrels: whest l6 900
bushes: corn. 900 bushels: osta III bushes. Ship
ments-whoat none; corn. L. 900 bushels. Galo6-
vhest 40. 900 busheis corn. rs. 900 buahss.
NEW YORK. May T..Flour duh and haayy.
and about cent better. PoEk steady. 49, 26s3e
ss5s ss 1.: isS da sY' .ns s ss:Rs'ns - Boa
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Representative Ladd, OF Maine, speaking to a
STAR reporter to-day OF the coming election In
that state, said: 81 believe that II the election
were to come on now we would reflect Plaisted
governor by 5000 majority. II we (the democrats
and greenbackers) do not quarrel among ourselves
we will undoubtedly reflect Plaisted. He will be
renOminated by the fuSiOniStS and also by Scion
Chase'S faction. There will be but two candidates
for governOr-Plaisted and the republican candi-
datR.n