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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11
WHY Dakota is Like a Horse Car.
boston Clone.

Boston GIODe.
II is claimed that Dakota's population has
gained from 10000 10 over 400. 900 in the last
I'VE years. 1t is still like horse car, how
ever; there is room for one more.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11

Reports Of the wheat crops through the en-
tire Northwest are encouraging.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11

MAXWELL who murdered Preller in St.Louis
is on his way to the latter city under arrest
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11

The White house will be repaired thor
oughly before the presidents return, in Sep
TENDER.
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There is q rumor out that the contract has
been letto build the Wisconsin Central to
Chicago.
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Five missionaries and many Christians have
been masSacred.
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Plymouth, Pa, is being visited by new
form of the plague.
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The old st. Paul gymnasium was burned
last evening.
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Ne Extra scssion wanted.

GIN. HAZEN is OF on vacation We are
having some pretty good weather now.
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Secretary Endicott's recent order will prove
a resurrection of the army.
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The Minneapolis water board ordered mains
for next year.
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Female clerks in the departments at Wash
Ington are doomed to go.
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Several important decisions were filed by
the supreme court.
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The president has issued a vigorous procla-
nation against land thieves.
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A case Of parental cruelty in West ST. Paul
has been reported to the police.
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The Northern Pacific has issued special
wheat tariff.
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NUB OF THE NEWS.
Cholera is increasing at Marseilles.

The coal war remains in statu quo.
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Lieut. Mullen of the Cincinnati police force.
who was sentenced 10 one year Tor violation
of the election law, has been pardoned by the
president.
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Burglars are at work in Fairmont, MINI.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER VASE
INGTON, d. c., Aug. 10, OPP. m-OpserVa al n,
+oIa, NJ +tl sa,,,n ,,,,,,ent of time AT all sta
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rE- Correspondence containing important news
solicited from every point REJECTED cohnuni0a
tons cannot be preserved.
Address all letters and kilograms to
THE GLOBE, ST. PAUL. MINI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23
.NE BUSINESS WORI.T
NEW YonK DAILY REPORT

NEW YORK. SEPT. 81 Special Rail-
road stocks are gene ally CHER IN New
York. Monsy on call, on stocks, | toll-e
per cent Sterling dull aud Am; long
date, iS34 81 l-2j sight, 1857 to asa Ia:
documentary, 4Sl 10 to 4S2 Bonds strln5
and higher; Wiz lula Midland incomes, GO:
Iron Mountain SIS, 81 IL; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Il. frsts, ll2; Kansas * Texas
consols, ms; SIS, 81 Big Sandy Us, 81.
Central Pacific 6's, llSl4; Fort Worth &
Denver City 6s, 79s missouri Pacific firsts.
lCi94; Texas x Pacific Rio Grande's. Gsa
incomes, 49,.
The Roumslian revolt in Turkey causes
apprehons'ons of complications among all
the European powers, and caused an
important decline to-day, in all European
securities. Az the close of business to-
day, the nneasiuess ON the London, Berlin
and Frankfort exchanges was increa, inp
owing to low prices for beeI and cattle at
Chicago ard tho East. Shipments fror
Montan this season will be small and
will be determined at the October round-
up The ceuse of low pric Is altrIbnted
70 heavy shipments from the Southwest
The reports coming fccm Texas as to tina
vast areas of state lands grazed upon
" cattle without paying rental TO either
vhe government or private owners. are
supplemented by similar reports of abuses
IN the territ tories. IL is thought these
transactions may lead to the passage OF
law by }ngre;s, abandoning the rectangu-
lar system OF surveys west of The Tooth
meridian, and having instead, the dry
lands of the con inent surveyed in large
solid tracts, with reference to the wafer
supply 50
New Iork--Cattle market steady
Chicago Cattle market firm, receipts, 600
common TO choice, $50 TO Clio.
Liverpool Cotton market hardening.
Uplands, 57-l5; Orleans, 8 IL; sales, 10 CCj
bales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AFRO steady and un-
changed.
New Yor1 Cotton market quiet and
steady, at 10 Lie; with new cotton, ID
lower; receipts, $50; sales, 10000 bales.
Sugar market easier, bal unchanged;
wheat advanced2 cents per busael To day.
on the Europeau complications and srec
ulations in Chicago.
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LIQUORS.


ALcoHoIr-Per gallon, z IS To 2S7.
Observation-Disclosures, per gniiun, , 10 I
400; imported Cognac, lsi7, per gallon, ID
lSi?, ~ 1910, 20; 1868, q ~; leo, 90; 1863
SOOi 1888, 10 30; Guard, Dupuy & Co.'S Cog
noe, 1873, ~; ls7O, 20; 1851, 0 90; lsss, 10 %
ulaquet, nubouche & Co.'S. Cognac, 1873
400, 1870, 50; lSS, go.
uiN-Domestic, per gallon, | rs 10 90
import Holland, 3 % 10 $50; Sir Robert Bur.
notts Old Tom, per cash, $50 to 800; HOl
lana, Per case, ! 70 b. l5ul.
WHISKY eoiihed, ., per cent. proof
per gallon, ~; Western, $50 10 | 20; bour.
boa, ~ To 3 "; Eye, / 80 20 8 50, scotcu i'm,
iih.
CuAMpAGsEs-.pjpc Heldseick, quarts
pet dozen, 800; kiug 4 Co., quarts, pel
dozen u 80; Nicer 4 Chsnd6n, sillorS
MONSIEUR, per dozen, q o.; Il. Goulet, pel
dozen, - Coz q II. Mumn a Cos. Dry
Norvnay,, "A 10, ENtra Dry, 300; pints, al
additional.
WiNEs California clarut, per ebllon, 75c
1ionnuuol, mol, per gallon, Mtu ~; i'm.
ported clnrute, ordinary, per oa,,k, ~ % "a
slt0; iamily o)areis, per ohsk. 20 ul TO i26 WI
hnn clurots per cnss. lO1 % to rs "; Me.
doc, per crto tu1; ~ Luiau, per case, 4 t1,
MArgnuN, per case, W; pouta Cauet, pei
caro, w ~; L0EOsto, per case, " ~; Leo.
veil, per case, " o.; Chateau I.aliIto, PEI
easc, "a W, ordinary, per case. . - 10 $50
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hcfps-sulphurin per osrooy, -; cltnc
per pound, % 10 &C; oxnlic, per pound
w. tartSrlr, powdered, per pound, O..
QutStNk--F a W., s1s, ~, 4. 8 W, cans
~. u, Son ost, 20; u. sons, cans, 20,
OILS orgNmoi, t,andursun's per pound
= 10, lemon, SnudufSon's, 1 20; peppprmlu
6p, winter green, . %; olive, Malaga, IS.
forAsn-Brumiue, per pound. sOo; lodldp
SoArs.--Uas,llv, notified, por pound, y Il
lOci castle, white, IA TO 10.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, pei
pound, lsc, alum, . 20 o; arrow root, her,
muda, A.; belsam coraiba, 81; horax, re.
nned, 70 10 ~. caioinel, am, 20; castor oil
per gallon, 1 ~ 10 1 ~; cassis bids, psl
pound, 10 TO rs, cream tartar, pure, pei
puund, ~. coruslvc sublimate, per pound
90, chlprpiorm, per pound, 10; extract log
wuud, bulk, per pound, ~ TO Ia; glycerine
9a,s, per pound. 20 TO 70; iodine, ,resnb'
short, per pound, 10; leaves SIENNA
Alex, per pounu, aa' morpils, sulph, pet
o., SS; spirits nitre. sweet, per pound, 10,
strychHia, srysisls, 100. tsploca, pei
pound, 7, wax, white. per pound, 50 TO %
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PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, Si.s. Mem
chester, o, Arnold, on; American, s
81, Gloucester, mng., 6 "a; Gionceste,
sIgsI grey Ri Allen; 5; lodi, ~
6; Alien plnl. and purple, 8; 81 epson Ill
yer grey, o. Richmond, pink and purple, 6
Dunnell salrting, H., kagetta shirtlng
Il alien checs, "a Peabody, black, 3 l-2
simpson, black, 9; Rosedale, dl.2.
BROWN sHEEIlNG-Crown, Z IL, Au
gnsta, o; Ettrich LII, b; Charter Ouk, 3 Ia
~, d; Glendale, G4i Enterprise, E; Glen.
dale, "a; Boat AL, 7 l-2; Admission, 6 10
BROW N SnIRTlEG-Cast Iron, s. Farm
trSi l-i; Honest, Ia: Pocahontas, IA
Ailendale, I; Century Gig; Dwight, 7 ii
,;oGIwood, 90; Manatohs, Ia, BEDFORD
BLEAcHED SHmrING-Eew York, 10 Ia
Nam.utin, lO9l; Langdon, .; Lorsdnie, 7s1
Lonsdaie ,nmbric, u; Masonvllle, ID -
fruit OF Tie Loom, s; Gold Medal, leg;
Cream OF Crop, ~.
1iCkING--A mOskesg, a q A, N. Amog
keay A, u; swim RIVER, ~; standard
Z, Z; E8S.ou Xxx, 100; Eastrn AA, III,
Oakland fancy, %; Acme ODD, SO:
kGlsigh, lO.4, tandsrd q, o; Pearl River
H.i; Slbley Awniog, 10
10; American, o; Rock River, 0; isalelgh
VA Unknown, s-3, %; jeweit City, q;
unknOwu.B 3, 10.
DENNIS Amuskoag, ~; Otis. 49,,
York, l0S Warren, l3.4.
CnECks AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant,
Satroba, "a Old Dominion, I; Mem.
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
heck 4; Sibloy, 7 "a.
GiNauAMs- Bates, 4 Ii; Statewide, s,
Wes,vile, I; Bates Dress Paid, Q; Scotch
y; Il l.2; Amoskeag, 8 Id; Belleview,
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louisvTLLr OAK SoLR LEArurE--N
heavy, Tres OF brands, Sae 70; Y medium
Tree Of brands, SO 10; A heavy. QUO brand.
sc 10; mediaul, Que brand, 80 u; Salti-
more crop, t-ci Keystone oak sole, &iaiSc
hpFFALo sLAUHrEs -Prlne, 10 Ia - 10
sides, &c 10, good, 10 10 1i ID sides, sc 10
counter u q AN slies, sc per y; q. d,
MatamoraS, go II; No. | oak harness les'
SloS SIC n; No, oak harness lea, so 20 Sic
ID; No. hem harness lea, 800 u; No. 2 hem
harness lea, $50 10; No. | hem skirtlag
yea, SIC ID; No. hem skirtlug lea, 81 to SIC
do.
PHlLAbELPnIA CALr--Extra quality,
Sto 50 us 10 dozen, - N; rs to a soa 10
dozen, Ii III sito 30 les 10 dozen, l ,0S; - 10
uinsto dokos, Loo 10; 81 teiIs Ms toidotsn,
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TIC EFT, SIR
A POPULAR CONDUCTOR SAYS

CONSIDER 1T MY DUTY TO I'M.
\ part some very valuable lnforma-
ton To my friends aud acquAin,an-
ces, sS many of them know tho uu-
pleasant condition uuder which have
laoorsd in performing my dutios rs
conductor OF the Georgia Central rail
road.
Some months ago became afflicted
with u severe attack OF rheunatism
IL Increased in violence until could
no longer got in and out OF the cars
without assiatsnce.
While thus suffering all the agonies
OF this dresd disease, and ready 10
abandon my position through sheer
necessity, ! was induced To try Il. h.
y. THE EFFECT WAS TRULY
MAGICAL. had 10 idea that q med
lcina could produce such an effect i'm so
short "a time. l experienced wonder
iul change before using half n bottle.
Alter taking only four bottles / find
myself to-day . we'll man. This splen.
did medicine effected cure no less
wonderful in the case OF NV wife. who
was also terribly n 6licted with rhexma
tism.
lake much pleasure In rocoN,men1.
Ing h. b. v. to my friends as Fll.S T.
CLASS. J refer so Mr.. X. schnjt,
agent G, 4. H., Atlcnta, anS so G. H.
Il. agent, Gsc0ne aud Dr. Hapa, A.
isn@. Ut SoosN AN,
Con dudtsr Central Railroad.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRApa

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, : q Ut. 2l.-Wbent hif, or
cash, SO: October, 70 Sd old; n vombeT. n 1
bid December, 81 rskpd, '~~H
Corn quiet; cash, 33sI bid; October, 3
asked; November, 20 bid
oats nom al AZ iSh bid
The Livestock In iicatof reports: Cat
tie Receipts, $500; ship ponts 1871. mar.
ket stronger sd n shade higher; ,xporte
5.2j TO . 60: gooi 10 choice shipping / 90 tC
DO commo me, ium, lLO 10 40,
stookers and feeders, 800 TO 4 20: cows, . n
to325; grass Team steers, 2 81 10 $40
Hogs Receipts, 1892; market seady,
so to II.
Sheep Recelpts6e 0; marketsteady fair
TO good nut ons, $50 to 800; common 10
medium, LjO TO q %; Shipments 0.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Flour active and
stronger, but not higher.
Wheat higher but unsettled: openen l.
toA lower, but under very urgent deman d
recovered and advanced lls TO ~, subsc
quently sold OF " 10 81, rcscred Sgain am
closed TO ~ above Yesterday No. > red
cash, 9lk to q b'di Oct Der, 9l& to 92ls
closing 92es November, 94l TO 5j}s, clos n,
GSs; December, s6}s TO oS., closing g;5,
Nc. red cash, So to SO: No Z red. So 10 So
Corn Fiimer, cash, 1854 10 AIS.i
September l1ts 10 IL; November 353.i tr
rs; year, $780, to3si Nc.2, white mixed
ash, ~.
Oais-Firm, bu dulli No. ., MIXED. cosb
2ixto 3.A October, 2n 4; year, 1875 bid.
Cotnmeai- Quiet, | 81 tol,QJ,
Wool-Actlve and strong.
Whisky-Sle4dy,l CS.
Provisons-slow,eS except for bacos, which
was active,
Pors-9 30,
Lard-6.25 bid.
Bulk meals-Long clear, $50; Ihort rib
$50; short clear, h. o..
Bacon-I.ong clear, GO toG.e, short r,b
ESQ to G.3'1.; short clear, Q IS to 90.
TO a higher; corn and oats unonauysd %
CnLiIe--Rscelptg, 1903. shiumcnfs en-
slow and generally WEAK. Inn really rood
grades continued ,tondy;the Eastern ship
Ding demand however, Is moi brist. M.
tive sbpplns steers, co umon TO choic,
a5 native SHishets steers ''sJ % 10 q 49, %
mixed butcheIinv Iois. cows heitsrs h"iI.
and culis. sSj rrass Texnns. Sa 10 y = t IN
Indian steers, g.jI 10 400, ~ '''V'
sogs-Ri ceipis, 2,iCO; active, but I'M.
sheep.N RSecipts. /. 200: shipmen.s nono
good ocal demand Tor ton Grades. I'm,
shlnn,nV Innuirv SLOW and ,nnrro, ,,a,n'
ally weak; oomnon t. medium, 500 10 asn
good 10 choice. D 10 IN = "a. ianIS . NJ, =,
SD 49, " '"o'O'' :" W ''V' '"'nos' 2oo' '
outcAco.
CHICAGO, Sept, -, -Fiour strong. will
dealer, dis sos,d In advance mice, ~ "''
Wheat active. buoyant. nncneJ 4 ,oA
lower. hui turnei ouiekIy ON fro. bnsv,v,,
advanced IL, rccs cd 81 then advanced :
10 N more, declined. raliIod ssand ri $50
IL, HIGHER than ycstctdny, senicmScy. y ~
to SiJ,; closed s,a.: October Ia ~ 81.
closed. S,I.t Noyenher sistto s-ts c,essy
ST.. 10 sJal' ~ '''''' ''''s'
Corn in'rly active and finn. prlc,s fins,
Mating " thin n narrow rnnpnI ,,nI cln'c,
!. 10 X hi her than yssicrJ.y, W" nosh w 40,
TO d2l.; Septenhor, al. 10 AZ 4, 4 ssd an
10 AZ - Ooiobsr. Al 10 'lW = ~, A ny. r.,
vewber. sou Ia MI. eI seJ Ar sa'" '''e' I''
FORK 8 10 ~ 6iyhsr emily. with INT
trading, dcr,ln "A No 10 io,s nnd SIo'r,
stcndy, o. sb. s.ub 10 u 10, nciop,r cia.c, ! a
toSpiilt NoycmbSr cIosn1 \ ;, 10 \ ~" We
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LuMnEn AND srrLprSs mAyr.,.,.

LuNRxR-- Rough lumber, ls.0O, 4 native
ce'HeC, IS 90; = native csitins, ~ 81. = ma
I've nnoriog, oW; native siding. u 90;
y roGgt c-ii'ng. IS 90
SniN1Lss-- Boss, cypress, -; o. X cy-
pres, ~; Ma. cypress, $50; native pine
hearts, 10; native sap. . rs
fosgs- Cedar posts, best, isIso each; oois
o'arc, lSc
lArHS--lNer 1000, 500
bRlo6-- Dallas brick, Spar 1000.
fLAsrHG PARIS New York, %; Mich
ga, So per barrel
SeAENr>- Rosenaaie, ? IS; Portland, best,
J p per barrel
sroSK tLUSs--AhOG, sc per foot.
DRAIN PtfE--fgOm lsc per tOol, and
higher according In siRa
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rRuIr AND POULTRY,

oNIoNe-St. Loals, 500 per barrel.
CABBsGR- In crates, 40
NHtCRENs--Hen>, y W; spring, 2Se,
EGGS loo ger dozen
BUTTER Best grade northern, Csc; hes,
iiailas county, 10 tac, other Texas county
butter, l2c according 20 quality.
WAfEbakLoSs--5oc CLIO per dozen.
pc hbl
LEMoSs--Si per box
. sANGes Is per bsx.
Sw aEr POTATOES -sl.25.
IRISH PorAroEs-Texss, Csc; NsrtA ern
Toe per buShel
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asAis AND sRsApsrurrs

WHEAr--6s 10 10.
Rfs-ksnss., bns.
SoRN-Ir ear. No.
OATS In bulk, IS 10 lsc, frum store, 2 u
70 higher
i,AAs-Per cwi-A, mile, 20 y vpe.
ConSnsAL- fire brltei, a ~ ;, %
HOhirr ard gRirs-5ni b. -.
FrsD-Chhppsi cvru,. v hr y, l.ln,
chopped coon aud oats 4 i,n ne. isi. cord
iran, n 10 hs. NC.
vRAHAN fiou- ~ " AZ.
HAf--ptaifie r.75 Ia "a h tnn.
MiIi.er akEp -fsarse, 1 ~. sinai. ~.
flOlR-t'iusr t'stant 1p usi5, Sec.
Ond Patent 4 50 to q IS, Extra Fancy. .
% ~, Fancy. 8 es.,c ~; low grade, Las
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LIVE s7S,CR.

The sustations si,en below refer 10 srass
49, saltl., living weight.
Cows..lNels v ;; nilsh ssws. com.
se;;seSi;; t.i sF -: e. ~! =. Pr p
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sVtt8Hrs

Toe rate. . frelsh, GA cot on tper sae ,
r.. n - las are A. ollsws.
To Houston, . !. ia v.s %, % q; New
orleans III. ~. 10 Ia, saf5
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wool, HInrs AM pEIyp,ms

=, Wool MEXICAN, free OF burrs, nominal;
mexican Improved, lOc; medium Is 10 Use
me Wool, accorting 10 dirt and condition,
cording to hurrs
HiDEs-Prlme plump filnts, 20 pounds
snu up, l2c per pound; seconds, plump
nlnts, ~ pouuos aud up. lOc per pound.
prime light and kips, ll.Sc per pound; bulls
DC, according 10 conlitl on; green sailed. Il
TALLow Prime, i1
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shiloh's Csisrrn Remedy, . positive
cure for cat arb, diphth-ria and cank.
a. mouth. Sold b. J. l.. williams a
%
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MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS

Hkw YORK, Sept. ., --Money on call easy
Al lpla per cent, cluang ~; prime mer-
| camille paper, it1b; foreign exchange
quiet and unchanged
| Stocks and nond closed ps follows:
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COTTON.

HERALD uFNCE Sspl. Abolition
eoming Ia more fresly, and hus osss . n
erNy n9tts b n;re Is 70 A'iivi y. w bu
tne receipts sr1 II >tisrge, tae g N a SIC =. v
iscreate' and evsrythiag inlicstss thst
the receipts tais eGson will DO unusunlly
large. The receipts .or TODAY wers III
shipments.
In other GOTTEN markets.: Galy.st N
spot cotton c'o-ei steady at uuchank I'd
quotations.; receipts, l,4}i; sales, qQl
'rss opened dpll, bu: steady, ruled am
ana closed quiet, . 10 po Ms lover.
New York spots close stsedy and no
cnsnged, wi h sal 9lS FntuteA clo- a
$500
New Orleans closed steady at unchan ged
quotations; sales, 800. Futu es eosed
barely steady, to 0 points lower, sales,
A. Liverpool spots closed Il m With Inn
proved demand; quotations uncha aged
10 nj sales, 1900; American 1880 Fut re.
elosee quiet, generally point h ghor; SEN
iember ana . toher unch .nged ace
tables bslcw Tor quotations,
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ysssy.i J.rssysi jsrseys ct =.
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This THIS This Last
Day Weeh Seascn Season

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
EXports from ali United States uurts thus
Tar this week: Great Britain, 1886 France,
go; Continent 2,26i. StocE nj ali Unl,si
states ports: rhis day, 230,9l0; this day
last yenr, lSS,79).
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- Reml. by r0sr 4 1. NvrR. Is,,...
Money Order, New York nrekaa or
letters with Currency Invariably b. n.
!. i \ y pay nssprsss charges % ali sens II
AsSAissss' -. a. DAuPaIN.
IN ;i;S|;| So = III -
--.. - ~ $780, q. ~
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'Bid. tAsaed,
TONE: Closed -New York, steady; New
| Orleans, steady; Galveston, nrm; Liverpool,
/ steady,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

DTa sinpn ey day. each between HOUSTON
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The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
The New Fire Engine.

The new steam fire engine Cumberland
built by the Amoskeag Company for the
Portland fire department underwent
a successful trial yesterday afternoon
at the corner of Pine and Vaughan
streets. The trial was made in the presence
of the committee of the city government on
fire department, Chief Engineer Cloyes and
the board of engineers and Aretus
Blood representative of the company which
built the engine. A large number of fire.
men and others were present. The fire was
lighted at O'clock and steam was registered
as follows: 5 pounds in 81 minutes; 10
pounds, minutes; Is pounds, 81 minutes /;
20 pounds, 81 minutes; 80 pounds, minutes /;
40 pounds, "a minutes; 80 pounds, minutes /;
GO pounds, 81 minutes 70 pounds 81 minutes /;
so pounds, 8 minutes; 80 pounds, 81 minutes
100 pounds, % minutes. The steamer began
to play in just six minutes with pressure of
thirty pounds Of steam.
The distances which the water was thrown
are as follows: with II inch nozzle 279 feet
inches; Ii inch nozzle, 307 feet; IL inch
nozzle, 298 feet inches; 3-8 inch ring nor
zle, 296 feet inches; II inch ring nozzle 1872
feet inches; with II inch smooth nozzle 3OS
feet inches; with two one inch streams at
the same time 259 feet inches
The trial was perfectly satisfactory to the
members of the committee and they ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with the
results obtained which compare very favor
ably to the new engine with the trials of
other engines,
In style the new steamer is a second class
Manchester engine. She presents a
handsome appearance and is credit to the
fire department of the city as well as to the
COMPANY which built her.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
Leonard Williams.

At a special meeting of the Portland
Grocers and Flour Dealers Association, held
yesterday afternoon, the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
Whereas, it having seemed good to an All-wise
Providence to remove suddenly from among us a
well known and well tried member Leonard
Williams, therefore
ResOlUed That the members of the Portland
Grocers and Flour Dealers Association deeply
feel this first call from their number by DEATH and
zen. AS one OF the founders and organizers of
this body, he was always at the front in all laud-
able and worthy movements, and his interest
never tagged in all projects to promote the vel
fare of this association and the branch of trade it
represents.
ReSolued That the house of which the deceased
was senior partner has the heartfelt sympathy of
the trade in the removal of their associate
ReSOlued, That to the family of the deceased we
tender our sympathy, not as an unmeaning cour-
tesy, but sincerely, and join with them in mourn
ing for him who has gone, realizing that he has
only preceded us by little, and that it is seemly
we should bow TO the will of the One who doeth
all things well.
Resolred That copy of these resolutions be
house.
Resolred That these resolutions be spread upon
the records.
A committee of five, consisting of Messrs.
Lyman Cousens, Geo. 0. K Cram, Jas. F.
Hawkes., E. NJ. Steadman and Samuel Beane,
was selected to represent the association at
the funeral, and the trade are requested to
close their stores during the hour of the
ceremonies
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Belle Bartlett will sing at Colby COM
mencement.
George III. Phillips the once famous detec-
tive, who brought suits against the Maine
druggists, is dead.
The many friends of Mrs. E. A. Chase,
who has been i'll at Mr.. Charles Rich's, at
Woodfords, will be glad to know her health
has much improved
G. c. Crowell, Blair, Neb.; c. A. Alexan-
der, Freeystown, Ohio; L. f. Pratt, Milwau-
kee; F. Taylor, Jr., Chicago; j. F. Keighley
and wife, Mich; r. r. Conl1lin Kansas
City; R. A. Foster, Philadelphia; W. H.
Collins, Red Wing, Min. /; E. H. Allen, St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, were at the Falmouth yesterday.
Hon. Ezra Carter, director of the First
National Bank, was on Union street yester-
day morning, and just after leaving Plum
mer's iron works, parting with Mr. Plummer
on the sidewalk, where they had been in con-
versation, he was taken with faintneSs and
having proceeded some steps was too far
away from Mr. Plummer to prevent his sus-
tanning a very serious fall backwards into
the street. Mr.. Carter was instantly caught
up by Mr.. Plummer, and in his unconscious
condition carried into the latter's office,
where he was speedily restored by the appli-
cation of little cold water, and was able to
proceed to his office without any assistance.