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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
Foreign Intelligence.

A. TRAIN from Pnri, 10 constantlnople
ran OF the track near Bucharest few
days since, and large number Of people
were killed aud injured.
Ar Gunymns aud Maza'lan, Mex. the
yellow fever was on the 18th said 20 he
nbating. while nt Sonora II stlll ragged un.
diminished.
TnE new I.nrdMayor ~ London, Eng.
Il Simeon c. llndley, Alderman for Castle
Baynard Ward.
a rIRg destroyed three hundred houses
In Consiantinoplc few nights ago.
BosroS adyiccs of the lS.h report the
wreck OF eighteen vessels at 1t. Pierre.
Martinique, September 3. Several lives
were lost.
NsAR Naples, Italy, fierce epidemic 70.
sembling yellow fever was raging on tho
10th.
ACCORDING 10 the Official report made on
the 20 h tho earthquake at Ischia killed
i,l.,) and injured "a persons.
The Bri ish Government on the eGth pro-
claimed hyo townships In che county Of
Tippernry ON account Of ouiragcs.
II was announced on'thc 9Th that James
MrDcrmont, of Broakiiu, n. ", tho alleged
'suspcc /" wha pas .rseenily released by
the English Government, declined 70 quit
his prison without a hoiy.guard.
FoR thu past year the revenues Of the
Dominion II Canada wrrc 80, i,s-s. .asi, and
the expenses u tho uovernm,nt sss,s)5,.
80, leaving n surplus Of ss,isg,o5s.
ADvIcEs Of the 2ith from Alexandria,
Egypt, announced that fhicmAn Pa.hp,
who was recently appointed .iovrrnor VI
East Soudsn, had been murdered by Arnls.
A sEoREss named Mrs. Diana CJphus,
aged one hundred and nftecn, died a few
days ago at London. Ont. She was born
In Kentucky In iI'& 10
An Irish landlord named Crotty, who
had been wounded several times previous.
ly, was shot dead ON the 2sh ult. near BAL.
Ina, County Mayo, ireland. l.
Ir appears there was no foundation for
recent report that Charles =. Parnsll had
been killed or wounded, ss he had not bcef
IN ireland for some weeks, and on the 2swl
ul,. left London fot Trrds.
TnsHG wsrc twelvv deaths from yellow
fever at Hsrmosillo, Mex, on the 2sth ult.
and II was estimated that one thousand
person. were PROSTATE. f
THnEE earthquake shocks were felt ~
the 18th ult. at Agram, the croaiian capi
/ tai. attH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
From Washington

AT twenty-eight leading clearinghouse
In the United States the exchanges for the
week ended on the sai wrro ,DC0,3<,, lg3,
against seSi, ,i52,O6s for tn, previous week,
indicating tina. general business was
quiet.
DuEISo August tho value Of exports u
hreadstufrs from the United States was
sis.slG,i2D; same month In Issfs sssa5l,-
IN; eight months ended August u, isSi.
slii,2ss. %, sam. timo w lss5 slio.s sss.
Irlia hsii decided lrf eepsf.9 shsfmsa
10 flimIuish The commahdo of The army 20
General Sheridan November l. Hs viii he
placed on the retired list FehrunryA
THK Washington postal authorities have
applied 10 The fost.oaics Department ~
Canada for details In connection with the
Postal Ssyings' Bank system. The de-.
posils by the laboriug classes Of Csnads
have grown 10 si9.ooo.0oo per snnum.
Brasrss throughout the country was
on The 18th alt. report VI e-nerslly healthy
by Dun's Commercial Agency, aud the r,.
n ne heavy failures in the dry.goods trade
were said "a be the result. morn Of spscula.
tion than any stagnati5n In the trade.
THr Post Office Department up 'othe 18th
ult. hal issiei io.,f51o9 two-cen, stamp.
to po,tmastcrs throughout the country "a
NEE, the reduction IN postage.
THRorouorr the Unliei states and Can.
ada the busine,s failures for the seven
days ended on the 18th ult. numbered 10,
as compared with is5 the previous seven
days. The distribution was a. fellows
New EpEland States, %; Middle, ~; West
crn, 70; southern. -: Pacific statss and
Territories, ~; New York cry.si csnsdu
aud Provinces, q. ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
LATER.

ALBgKr TAFT. manufacturer, whs
suifocsted by gas ct Burlington. w.. the
night of the 10Th.
Tnr. Roman Catholic Provincial
Council closed iis sessions In Bee York on
IN. 3Dth. F
r. s. MATHEWS. Republican nomi.
nee cor Attorney General Of Maryland. has
declined 10 run. T
Tng Conway Manufacturing Com.
psny's planning mill burned Of Milwaukee
The morning of the yoth; loss sico.oop.
JoHs CssrwgiI, Cellns. o., shot
himself and his wife In potato patch the
morning ~ The yth. Fosh are dad.
TIM will of the late JunIus Brutns
Booth hA. been probatsd. The property
Tee. 10 hIs widow.
LIEUTENANT GAmisoros's friends
srr eonfLisn, that he has clear record on
th. rrotsus business.
TwExTY-SisE pcrons have recently
l~sr son, 10 pvis>ss for bong terms IN Hsn-
gary for destroying the Hungarian eseu,-
sheon.
A rnrsicIAx II Glen's Falls. N. T..
claims 70 have cur~l Iockjaw BY hypo-
dermie inj.ciion of rstiissnats venom.
JANIS fAm has brought suit In New
Yat 20 recover sls,ccD asmsss. from h.
f.sh.r.ip.la- far alternating hls wife's anec.
,I.r.. t
c.,, A,txx. of The schooner Ida
w.,,.. "A, .x.,...ra an l.te on,ar,o
80 ,..ssa. \. n. N. nigh, q shs n.h.
M. -. .,,,mpsed ,o save him and bnsil
So. ar.~,.d.
A.. I. p.rL..rs Ind. the l,oiy a 4
,-.a !. A. hui, n /. harmed hat.
IT," n. s.s hen .aos and rounded With :
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
AsUfntn lQsE Mn0Nl..
tsvs<f N % fss1aafEsest tisss y sss
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ft<<t ~ - t<s4 4nHfH zest tiss8 n Hss
taft flfs fof fsfkssf 4 fstiiasasssg n
sia.ew sgFe i'lsessssrd,
Nfs f8HH. Hfpt n.
'ustsfsm Ilyff~s ani.lla Detectives hsvs
IVY. laasl aetifa u late, lTli all n
ans. =. 'aa - SHAT ans IN the wind wefs
s"fss''hs with -. ...'.s.... .,,.a.. NJ.
,..tse'sft ,s'. HHssaeas4 4. \. -.
VA ~ssHu w sh~ s.s,.s,.'" y. -. y W. ''ffs !"
81 " Hf'esFs " tashs M, 7. "e.essuiFuF
n.... ssa Fs'spn~s W ~ ,''''zfg'sssiief's WI
| l'a'.sff on gAafga u L. sa'..r A=sa.
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-" "sfs'tmHnt ef taslh Wet. 't"
49," nv veeh. The pr,sn.ss 80 VI
" tHffoh, WIN fnt twa saas. 49, svn"
ihst march had h.rn clegh I. ,h, ,''.
" which the Accounts N d.,.a,,,,.'s, ''s'' ~.
payers are refefrcd, ~ rsluss, ~ .'a'' @a
beinE fully occupied with the sss a,s g. Nv
seasment roll NJ The curtsnt nscs, go
Inspector Hyrnss sola IN story u No al ar.
restl
On Saturday last shs co,bpsrolIer, who !.
making Avsry thoivenh sxAnIlnntIon into
all the affairs Of his ofIIre and The different
bureaus connccted with Undiscovered nouss
discrspsucies In the accounts NJ The bureatl
Of arrears. In ono Of the bookv ho found
ltfs,cpc poxvsd M ~ p6vF wncvv ~ city
had not receivcsi the mcurys Iis reported
Tho matter 10 the District Attorney and
they had a consultation u, whitfi inst,refrr
i,yfnss was called TN itnrnihg the fac1s
the District Attorney said there wns clear
case pf forgery against John H. Carroll,
who was discharged last March. Thdcauss
N Carrblpr discharge was general ftlattens
ilon 81 business and no suspicion Of lirreg-
nlarity In his accounts attached 70 him al
tho time.
y compiroller Grant furnished the District
Indictment Of Carroll. lie was indicted aud
a bench. warrant was issued for his drrest.
" wns learned thai CAROLS mother lived
NJ the Hamilton House, Stamford, Conn,
and ON Wednesday morning Detectives
ktevcn II. Vconnor aud Reilly wsfe Hsne
up there. They found, out that Ms Car.
roll did board at that ho,sc, and TINT she
had two sons, who did not stop thrrrrcgr.
larly but wprr there vrry fraqlicntlys To
!et.G,iss, wers r convinced tnsF one q .as
and decided 10 watch the hstd Gil ho
should put In an japprarspce They think
that Carroll had been IN the hotel all tho
tilne, for at noon to4,ipy he was secn com.
Ing ont. lic walked directly toward tho
railroad station aud the detectives followed
him and arrested him ~ The station. They
had a.Stamford oillser with thcn. and they
told young Carroll that o.. they had .
matter of couple of days .before extra.
,dliinn papers could be perfected IN his
would con-ent 10 leave CvhnetFicuf with
them. Altar some talti the prlSoner gave
hls ronzsnt. The C9nnectiuat nilicer, how.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
the RECENT INDIANA TRAGEDY.
The My-isrIonp Murder " Ada Atkinson No
osfs.ssi-.A s,sAasis saspseted Party ne
iag Swallowed. s7aN n lti.I

iag Swallowed. tiHf u ltl.l
li5H L,rAsksrk fsp, scrt q.
The Oxford horror. tho bloody snnrsitr of
the beautiful young woman, Ada Attisson.
i stu mystery. lhs mangled rssains
Of the cnec handaome girl, who was d. gen.
crai favprits apd The bet of To hhiehbor.
hood, were followed u 10 grave 81 tho
largest funeral essr known Va ehs ,sas,ty.
Friends pf,ihe familyJ ds,sssiSssen,l cthers
pre- stralnIng every nerve IN thcir siIokts %
discovcr the nhnd ~ tho most brutal mur-
dor ever committed Va western xndfans.
A dos~u theesiss hss> I'm >aivantsd, but
ALI secnsd sohavr heksd prpsi ssoush 10
polns out the murdrrer Hevssni psssons
have been suspected. ara iHtAs alnsscs Of
direct evidence arr shai13cI. Col. Jack
Templston late lart iiisht discovered .
bloody Handkerchief bearinK iliHi trkd<
marx '0--f si-lo.F hid n~sy IN 4 bolt of
f!nnslln IN a room adistpisx she' pns
In whinb tho body Wa found. An
other iimpassAnt df<ov<fy wat i 5lrt.
bosap friend. s.lilts kisiiiyE,2 ssss rs. o.
iS,a is,d,,,...a. cs. 3cg!tg,en Y rstsfc Z - ss:sy
&. ,s'''ssaf sass m I. ss;5r :I,,s, s;iss ;sss
wps hspufIlt lnfo fke rf,n afd anr.fIoasI
~ cpl. Trmplston .spd lEsrrSs, NE d5see.
i've. hhe vas cvidenfly esnhaFrassed, and
hef answers we're ~ su1,e exient un1afis.
fastnvy. N~ith>r Cot 1~mplston nfr fhs
dstectivs thiBk her The gully party They
arc CONFIDENT thcy ran lay their hands on
thu right man whsn he vas wanted. fIs
hs. ,,s been .asrss,sA " si2pE and hss lsen
psrvs, addhss dIsplayed The Ksesir<f cosi-
that he was ssspssisd: !: tut hIs manner i
almost too coof add deliberate fof nsfslal.
!. nqs1 aud be Y evidenuy - ~ gard
continually airi ba< his mind hxcd on aoms
purpose vklrh " never IN . mosfsns
sllaws hsnsslf % loss slEtt ofs If,lT
Tie le!fer eosiains Ne Vial clsw. u u
.as .s.;s ~ - gssF ~ ~ w ss''c.:
that srersly ass Ne suPsessl 3sser -
his hatred fbf hry. ehs fesoIf ~ ~ frSrn.
This mans rloshss esrs blepty. ~ -
had issg, dep est dlaxonauy srrpbs a,
fsssnnk<f II NJ l.it kaal n<Sr ~ 4 nnrkI.
lie sald hs did his with bis xslrf <uiler,
nd hsd fsIljd e bss,lsss W. .ssed,
ss;ss:.s. sass :A ~. 49, g. s:s -, = ". 81 r
eiashss iis claims DAT bs VS. n WA
trimming . hr-iev sssfh s<ths setg1< y (ks
mars~r - shs tire n The frnc-fr. n1l}I
t,Is-d IN sks sssrrk Il sks criminal r..
lay ~ comsslssl.ss<s u psulss cssesy
ns<s % ezer t3.on fer ~ dnrpv<rv y ~
murderer, " vkirh NJ. AskInsnn wns 10
have sddsd tl,om more. hut Col Temple
4. ala - sknm.kx n .~.ss1I - - -
sssy. He wss cca1l1fas ny ~ ~ IN
rssht npIl. end ~ plpnsy 9iGn4 = ~ -
savcd. AesIsr o. NJ sdyIrl ~ c1r0Is.
stoners adioafsed Wflbout A@rris< - -
vsrs. but yin assfA n1<<e IA lkn1 p1rp1so
skoald q b. fulsd n>~>>>aFy. <=s4f
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
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fs"hs' W. nHtNaNs snsstss -. - s.,s.. ~.
espfvsa' whlrh affiFta la shls AZ ss'sss
this morning, was 1vrFts,ssesat,s ~
atanl midnight leieeeu itsahn IA &c.
UH lhe main linr md large ~a, n n,sass
supposed ~ IN abeaf sI,hll. was taken
from tho ear Tho robbery was tntsaws
" aHy VI the train men until fHri wa
resthed. I,oamIs was the nnIy oHe N Nh
baggage car, a1i, not appearing NJ Peru
where the train stopped, Investigation lis
covered him lyipg insensible on ths nnnr o
IN. ear. huched and gagged, and ladi,
bruised aud I,lecdinr. Ills legs and feel
bad been tightly hound with qusrtcf,inci
cords. hia hands twisted aud Tied imniova
NY behInd hIm aud his mouth Allied with
handkerchiefn, heavily kifolied, Conductor
G, ". Wells aud hIs bfnksinnn n ilnmediainly y
relieved thst messenger and Instituted
search for tho robbers, who apparently had
had things their own way and had s,h'erss.
fully escaped with The money packages.
The train through, all the parties 10 this
rlty and gradually the true story was
learned, but mot until the widest f,inofs
had obtained wids circulation, Tho t,iin
stolen had reached, bv rumor, fi0,0no. The
facts ns narrated ~ n reporter by Mr..
l.oomls are sufficiently thrilling, although
the awnunt taken ~ thnfh down 10 i,boo.
lie says "Afier theiraln had passed lake.
ton, twenty miles frofn fer,i, three masked
men entered the ear from the rear. There
was no other train man besides myself IN
the rnr. Two ~ them stopped to fastrn the
door and the fhitd approached me with \
cockt Il revolver and said, Throw M your
hands, dropped behind . chest aud, pull.
ing my pistol, answered, Not by a -
sight, followed up my remark with
shot, which bo quickly answered with an.
other. Wo then cllnched,s md | threw
him behind the cdnl.bos. Meantime, tho
other fellows took hand, AMI ! heard one
of them say; Knife hiip II he viii not give
in,' ! wns struck heavily In the bit ~ tho
stomach aud became insensible and tnew
nothing further until | heard -nno'
body calling my name at Peru" Mr..
I,aomis further sintcd that he wAs rer.
tain that only n 100 was taken. Tho money
was ~ the safe, which tho robbsrl opened
with the keys taken from Loomis' pocket.
II wns railroad money ronslgped 10 the
Third National Bank Of ~. Louis. D.
: The messenger to-day exhibited ufo eyi.
denccs of harsh trentnient. The skin was
peeled from his wrists BY the tight cords,
aud his neck was swollen aud black from
the effects IT tho visr.lite choking NJ tho
hands of the roblprs who came oihe help
~ their mate. Mr.. loomis Is o well.bdiit.
muscular Young man, and has the rrpufa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
The East.

Inr yres' ,f.r Tor murder u i q Mr.. ooodw'n,
q ors'r'on, W. - recently reported
'hsi her c'iia Va nleh = her am, oy an
ssza,m nnaE u'sh tas vna"~' v"
tea On ms -
ntf, gEvt go 's.nvs. ~.
me-, . sn' MARE ,a's'
"'nlanss pys iapa's'rae stNeu "'na'
'er. ~ y. : lev aayssxe
fnf nfY % ". mayer = 70, o. Ns~
ferE isrsea woo,ea assIess IN me
ecsnsry' seF over si's"'t ssa Lssl bfos. r'''
",s. ss.gss::, s:- ls- ,ls ss,...' :, ..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
DRsTRucrIyE'polLrR EXPLOSION.

Expioslsn Of the Heller Of the sirsia~r
,. y. Rnblnsan NJ Albany. N. y,--Thr~e
Persons .Kiiisd, several Injared and
msch rrsi-rs Managed Npr-
; rev Escapes. IA .,t
-ls .Ff AiBAsr. N. ". mp. 81. =
Early this u,ctging tho boiler on tho
steamer j. X. R.lAnson. which lay AT TIM
foot ~ wcstcpfoo street, exploded with
frigh,ful force, Instantly killing tho cap.
tain, George y. Warner. and fireman, WIN.
cicaryl md, ssetiou,y 4liuprlng ffcd
Tcnsisr, engineer, who was blown into the
wstrrs ami nurrdwls fksutcd drowning.
and Willard Durand aud Melville Ryen,
deck hands. Richard Van zsndt. son of
Capt. Van Zand,, Of the tug Corn, frpm
New Dalilmws, ying alongside the iiolan'
son. was also Killed. Capt Robinson 81
the Hattie n. Bettf, was blown from hi-
pIlothous. QUITO tho wharf and severely In.
jured. Tho Ietts, which lay 81 the stern
Of the Robinson, was damaged u .eeo. Tho
Cora, slonss ss'is, was total wreck. The
q. y. Grouf. lying ahead of the iioian.
son. had Joiner work carried away and rss.
chinery damaged. Tho Roblnson sank I'm.
medlnleIy, carr lng, wnh II the body of
~rieary, the fireman. One section II the
boiler, weighing two mr. fhrts tons, watl
hurled 4Op tret against the top sf0ff ~
three-rt0ry building, crashing In q porflsn
OF the wall. Another ssrtivu, w4xfiieg
nearly . ton, crushed In The ropf 2f hsrasf
barge j. NJ. Downing, aud siiil another
section was hurled 70 fhs rear gfazlng the
cabin of The coal boat Apollo aud tearing
away the roof before II fsIl into tho river.
buildings wers shaken, windo~. -haf{effd
and general conservation prevailed VI the
yieinlty. The exploded boiler ksr huilt BY
Rbbart idvingstop N Tbs city lp isal The
rsrlaslnn was f4flAtiy caused hy neril.
gsfcs ~ the engins~f IN allowing watsf ln
the hoiler 20 get fos Is~. Htf
tcsptain MeAndrsw, of the ennai.bsnt
.fpaIlo, In the rear of the Robinson. and hi-
wife had q narrow aseape. Thsy vrfc
asleep whsn pleve Of the boiler carried
away section n the roof about three asd
q half feet long and one and q half fest
wide. together with portion of their esf
of the cabin, nearly down N the he'd. The
rcof was only two feet above heir heads.
MeAnifsw says the hIsA fhjne BE- kner b.
was string IN the Moor with nj. back
against the wall and things nying al
srvund bini. His vIfr vss srns~Irss In he'd
eevsrri with the ruins uf pfriures and .
ioakins glass. Captain Robinson. of tha
ting ljrit-, vas aslesp IN the pilot-hsuss.
lie turned q eoinplese sofn<rssalt IN fhf air
and sndisnly found himself on the do<b.
Onicer. IN The hftt precinct -taflon.h1p-r.
tight blocks distant. wsfr thfo~n frnsn tlsss )
bed. on the hoer ssd The rhalr huiIdins
shook Violently foe Three secoads They Il
nr-t thsskht II was an earihgusks.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

Hes foes. eer4 =.
Captain nsvf.. frpa Esrsp flessisxo.
sp>skin< Of the t<rvihle cysios~ iA~rs. sags
q last one hnnirri ssil>rs mnst have ~.
i-hed vishin dIstsnc< u eighty uII>s
frum sszsh Eanss Duninxs car q IN
ist- pears Of istps sn1 sa lmnenss sneunn
a nsney 70 fepelx NJ damage caessd hY
Ne strm- os>at s-sulssina ss@ssk ~
sh<y i~r>nd N n<~1l u<neo<< ~ feeI-
v~r~ ttnvs tc~n. IL ke1< - ~ - -
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~ tuIitin1e trr1f~gzi = Allp ws<e ~
ssss1In< icss<s y ~ aales11 = = ~
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
nsid ssd s,srswd opesssss yiesi.sls>s
HAals saa ps.a.s~ Ne. 20 tbs Tsss II
sfeo. .auo.


Nosrssas- sert. n.
In August ls.t an Erfii-hrn.n named Q.
,. Dewey came here frum Liverpool and
hefsn t=,sinsss ~ . pfviuca shipper %
Enxiand. lie showed letters frosn The h~st
hsss-s ell over EaEiand. cfderinE Fpads.
aud got ell he wanted. n. raised s;sts,p
from Molson's hank on ih- -tr-nKth of hui.
n iaiinK. Tho drafts wers duly honar-<i
~hsn presented In Liverpool Ths s<sf
shipment vas m N. ii,h in.f.. and ~ rut
sdssnes- from fkr sans hank n fDn9.
si=o en lill@ u isdinr. u Il nav dis<nx.
efsd thst Dewey had ps-s<d farEsi tiiIs n
IsilnE In Boston ssi New feft far ~
vsnres there 20 i>f<~ amount On< henk
IN Bnsf1u u taken IN 4, he extent ~ 0.fsU
and The .g>nt- u th~ IBri<foi prn<incs kos--
In New Yofk for over fpg11. A pfpinr~
merchant IN london. Ont.. us- sI<o Dc.
frsad<d oat u. one thpassnd bsr~s sf
rhs<s~, for whifh he holis forged s<sufiti~=
on N<u forx. Tkr ssssi Amount u he sb.
srondrr's frsads ~ill r<s<h n l<.st sf0sarn
D~tscfif<s are after him. snf1 tsrk- ~.
ward u offered for kIs ssr<<t Hs n e1p,
posed u ~ ~ sk~ Eesssvn fsssr<.
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The Portland daily press., 1883-12-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL



FOR TIRE WEEK ENDING Dec 26.
The business situation presents but few new fea-
lures trans actions in all departments have been
of small proportions. Even in holiday goods the
sales have been unusually light. The Flour market
is quiet and prices remain about the same as noticed
last week, but in Provisions there has been very
marked improvement in prices on PORK and Lard.
Fish Oil has been in good demand at previous rates.
other kinds quiet and steady Fish Livers continue
firm at S5c " bucket. In dry Fish nothing of con-
sequence has been done. Shore Herring are off &c,
now selling at l3@lSc box. Fresh Fish have been
scarce all the week and cargo lots held at 81
to-day. Fresh Beef is steady and trade is good for
season; prices are firm; sides at S1a@912c " fb,
hind quarters 1o1a@l2c, fores at 61a97e, rounds
with TANKS at 8@81sc, rounds at S1s@9c, rumps
and loins 12916c, rumps 13@14c, loins 12@18c,
rattles &c, backs 712@51sc, chucks &c. short rib
cuts 10@12c. Sugar early in the week declined to
$3.50 for graduated and 77sc for Extra G. In
Produce we quote Maine Cranberries Doc to 81 bet
ter and Cape Cod about 50c higher. Pea Beans and
Yellow Eyes have declined lOc " bu. No change in
Seed. Cordage is steady and firm with sales con-
fined to small lots. Pig Lead is more steady and
selling at higher figures. Metals are unchanged.
The retail Coal trade has been brisk; prices are
steady and most dealers are asking 90 % ton for
stove freights no higher and we do not look
for any advance in coal this winter; rates from New
York to Portland are from 9Oc to 81; we are told
that contracts have been made at lower fgur e.
Molasses is quiet. In Drugs Dyes We notice a
drop of lie on Oxalc Acid Birthstone and Sulph ur
are easier, while WiItergreen shows rise of about
13c. Bread is quiet with easier tendency. Coop
erage is in moderate request but steady.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-27
Portland aud Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, b. e
An.r,nnramnnt nf Trains

On and after Monday, june rs,
ssssasessssf SS3, Passenger Trains will leave
=s5-s..s Portland at 5.3O n. Es., and
.05 p. na., arriving at Worcester
Union Depot, worcester at 300 a. m. and II. 10 q.
rn arriving at Portland st LBS p. IN. and $40 p.
n.
ger Clinton. Aver sunc.s FffchbErg,
Nashua, Lowell, Windhani, and EP-
ping at 1.3O q. m. and E.05 p.
for Manchestcr, Concord and points North, Et
E.O5 p. mn.
Ror Rochester, springv1le, Alfred, Wat
erborc and saco Rfver.5.3O a. M, los
p. ne, and (mixed) at $50 p. nl. Returning
leave Rochester at (mixed) $40 q. M, 11.1b
am, and s.36 p. arriving st Portland
(mixedl $40 3. M, 1.25 p. m. and $40 p. m.
RsfIls, Wessbrook and Woodfsrd's.
at7.S0 a. na., f.O5, 6.9O and (mixedl
The .O5 -. m. II ain from Portland connects 81
Aye sumo. with Hoosac Tunnel Route for
tbeWest, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New V Ork via Norwich Line, and all rail,
vtsSpringHeid, also with ". ". a. Ne e. II.
q (nSteamer Maryland Route'') for Philadel-
ehia, Baltimore, Washington, and the
South and with Boston &c Albany R. r.. for
the West. Parlor Cars on train leaving Portland
a. m.
Close connections made at Wessbrook June-
flon with through trains of Me. Central x. R., and
Mt GFandTrunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk X. r.
Through tickets to all points South and West, 81
Depot offices and at Rollins d Adams' No. ~ Elk
change Street.
J.w. PETERS, supt.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-27

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