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Dynamite Flsndlshnss,.

CnfcAGo, oct l.. About seven O'Clock
this morning tin cen with hole in the
top ond something that looked Ike astring
sticking through Il was found on the steps
81 Mrs Ssrley's boarding house, No, 43
Twentyhnh streat Near tho can ws.
match partly buTped Tie can was tuktn
- the COttnge Grove -ayguue Police sta
ton and opened ~ contained quantity
of cotton. saturated uitb thick brown
was b0I1ed'oh close 10 t1s -hh Mr4lser-
ley's family are st.e Joss 90 account fJf
the proximity Of the "Tnachinen ~ tba.T
residence
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LtrAYErrf iNb., Oct so miles front
Oxford IN Benton County and p,ns TWEEN.
ty-hvoIuhes from this city gss wei was
bored on one ~ the tracts of Gaeen thou
sang acres leased ~ i.eonidss Sleeper. the
farm 0f Joseph Atkinson. and vefcrdnv
q afternoon, at n deuthoi aboub One bdndred
feet au immense voiufGe - water nIhd sand
aud stones was throen cut ~ atcight 0f
- feet. then followed a Vohgne ~ gas.
which when iigiited iurued ur to q height
Of fourteen feet
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ProhIhitIon Ru,,t AZ k,lan,a-

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 4--The city concil to-
night passed resolution permitting the
brewery 20 deliyer beer at private resi-
dences. The vote stood ten for beer and
six against. This Is the first decided weak
ening on the part OF the city authorities in
the enforcement OF the prohibition law
The prohibition leaders arc highly wrought
up over this practical establishment OF
the liquor traffic
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Kentucky tobacco Danaoed by rrost

LOUisvuLE, Oct 3 COurier.TYHrt
specials report frpsts all over the state.
About half of the tobacco crop il uncut
and 80 much has been injured that ono.
half tO three quarters Of DO will make only
frosted lngre fohn. TOO in the losslardt b
repeh damage what that ~ bba6bt,fs
litilc buft Az e9qysrenped' iigpkef fhd
bandler thiuis Friday nights frost VIII
much impair tue qnalir sbt no. reduce
the quaBtify.of the er0D., Estimates a. %
the dtfefit ~ thcio.s = vayA. widely in afi
agree that Inc DANA go j. serious
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A Mexican Hill spIit In Iwais-

Crrr or MEXICO, Oct. "A curious phe-
nomenon has occurred at CD mapla, in the
State OF Mexico. Within n few DAYS past
tremendous subterrancan reports were
heard, though at the time the meteOrolog-
zeal conditions were perfect, there being no
unusual aspect OF the sky, nor the slightest
rain. The people of the town were filed
with alarm and an csiigatiOn was made
by which II was discovered that n high hill
In the vicinity bad been completely u y ided
into two parts by some powerful fore
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NEw YoRK, oct The HerafFs Paris
dispatch says tbpt the Due DiAunals has
presented 20 tho Institute of France biz
ChHntitiy estate aud castle valued ~ Co.
0D0.oO0 francs ~ be hsid in trust Tor the
French Nation The great collections of
books. pirtufes and works % nrt isineind.si
in toe gilt lh8 revenue Of the estato = a.
b. used al a pension nnd county fund COR
literary moo nnd artists The aft ga lery h
~ b. open ~ tho public
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BEWARE BASE BALLl
a MIehIsander oor. crazy over tho Ga,

M'chigander Goes Crazy over the Game.
JACKSON, Mtct, Sept 10. wit Sargent.
OF this city was until recently what 4.
called base ball crank" He at.
tendcd.every game played in the coun v.
and frequently visited Datroit 70 500 tho
League contests. His interest i'm the game
grew until 10 became n mania. and vestsr.
day ha was taken to the Kalamazoo Asylum
as insane. Since his removal he has ap-
paroutly forgotten base ball. aud now wor.
res Ovor tho belief that ho has throo wives
one m kalamazoo, one IN tho South aud
one i'm Jackson.
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Powder MIN e,nIoass

bHrow ON-rfg SorxD " v. sept 20 -
terrific explosion occurred at Tho Ditmas
Powder Works, Bay Chester. on the liar
,,m river branch 0f the New York r. Ne.
baFen railrOpd, about ten O'Clock this
m"rniug resulting ib The iustantanaau.
dehthOf four men employed In tho ssety+v
ihey were literally blown ~ atoin- The
mock va teit for mi ea around, aud was
mistaken Zoe an enrfhquahe
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trOller ~ tito CurFeucy yD9rts q dscuss4a
during fhe loss month ~ n l5IEB in the.
amount ~ NHt'ousl Bank notes Outstauf-
ing Tho decrease since October 1855
aggrcgates slt-i0f51 Ine amount 0ut-
tro.Ief eiso report. 9n Increase m tbs da
putit N l@ral bender notes duf.ng lhs ia.t
ul0 ifh 0f Ef3.t als abf au increase since
ll-InL-.-. - Ii -. u. "a
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The Truth as to GERONIMO, surrender

WAsHISGroN, Sept BO-General Milesi
annual report was received NJ the War
department 30 day Ia IL IL included hls
report ~ the pursuit aud capture OF Gero
niino aud his band The cirantnstan roe,
connected with the surrender OF Geronimo
are briefly stated, and show that the sur.
render WAS conditional. that IL was nads
on tho promise Of General Miles that hs
would protect the lives of tho priaoners
hnd take them out Of the iuradiction ot
tnr clyb authorities Of Arizona. General
Drum has submitted the report 10 the Prss.
ideut
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a PlackY Woman-

coHorf h.H., sept 20 Last night Mr..
Whesler vas eauxat tg fo9r masked niea.
taken io cemetery heaf bg. who're thev
iiei her to fence aud tried 90 nage her
te.i *leFo her lUsuah1 bad hidden ff1l
l1.f tfrchei the house without hudiug n.
hi tn1 .'ni1 Dor husband vas aieaDInv Ner
Screams Qu. gaakHnIng hint The woman q
scream iually awohe 4 ncighbor
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Cashier Gould Sentenced to Ten Year.

FpWLANp, Mg., sept % = To-night
Cusbier VIM. y Could was brought into
the y. = Courtroom 10 plead to indlct.
neuts against him, charging him with mi.
wnivod the reading Of each OF the ipdirt-
mehts anh pleaded guilty % each The
prisoners face expressed not the slightest
emotion as the District Attorney insrvcd
iof sentence. Judge Webb then sentenced
the prisoner 20 ten yaays, in 1iie l{fata
prison nt Thomaston.
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Endemic Of Dennus fever.

VfCKsBURG, MISS, Oct f-.There now
prevails in this city an epidemic of dengue
fev,r which is unprecedented 70 is esti-
mated that there are at present over I.GO
cases under treatment The disease,
while painful aud prOstrating, l. 10y no
means malignant 0T dangerous there hav-
Ing been ovtr 200 cases without Ots. fatal
termination
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The Daily Row IN Belfast.

BELFAST, Oct LA .sualber of youths
who we're creating disturbances bcre to-
day were charged upon by the police,
whereupon they retalinted by tbrowine
tones. a military picket which cams to
the assistance of tue police was attacked
by the mob. Major DOncaster, who was in
command OF the troops, was feIled 20 the
ground by rioter. Three arrest were
made
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Highly Successful Brutality in Mexico

CITf or MEXICO, Oct G--At 4 largely at.
tended bull fight. which took place near
here yegterday. six bulls and six horses
we're Killed. Two picsilorcs were gored.
but not fatally. Crowded trains went 10
:he scene 81 TIE 6ght Which was outside
the Federal district where such spectacles
are forbidden
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AmaIans CanLnre Lhs shsrLn,-

DrBLiN sept ~ AT MiltOwn. Maibav.
County Clare to-day while the sherifs
were employed in distraluiug on the mop
erty ~ man named Kofiy. the married.
women ~ the ueighb0Fhood attacked over.
powered aud Imprisoned al of the officers
enHn gel, While their husbands seeufef tho
cattle and removed them from che locality.
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Nodded couaisrfsIis n The penIlsnlI.ry.

JAcFsoH, Aicn., sept ~ -AdOlph Cor.
don was discharged from prison this morn
iug a. che expiration ~ FIVE venrs' sen.
teure Tor countorfeitine ffs was iinfnadl.
tte'y arrested by Deputy z. 81 Mafshsf
Wuuey on The charge ~ cOuuterfe,ffno,
while inside the prison Moids ana toois
we're i0uDd on bis person aud in bis cell.
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A GRANT RELIC.
House from whence lie Proclaimed reaco
to Be set Up at Ills ronb.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Ito -day Captain
r. II. Hallock, formerly Aide-de camp to
General Grant, concluded the purchase of
the log house occupied by General
Grant when he issued his gen
eral orders and proclamation OF
peace, declaring the terms 81 surrender OF
Lees army. The house is somewhat dilap-
ldated at the bottom. but otherwise is la
good repair II was the property OF Dr.
Richard EppS, surgeon In the Con feder-
ate army. Captain Hallecl will remove
the house intact TO New York, and present
the same 10 the Grant Memorial Associa-
tion and IL will no doubt be placed at River
side Park, near the tomb OF General Grant
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A Physlolan Slain for a Desr.

LurLE Rock AK. Oct g. Dr. John
Hunt one Of tho most prominent phy sicisns
in North Arkansas was shot anI killed
while hunting in Izard County ou fbc 30
inst Hssspnrated from bis cOuir1le who
shot him as be came out ~ tnit ket bs-
iieving him 20 be q deer
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DR. Peter =. Minor of Schenec-
tadv. ~ Y, thinks Doe hus discovcrcd a
gold mine In FULTON. schoharie County,
~ y. lie has n rocky fnrm there. aud
in looking for building STONE hocame
lpon evdcnre, Of gold. which. or ex-
animation. indicated a Yield 81 s5sl 20
tie ton. 10 has filed his claim 10 the
oiinc with The Secretary - state ~
y. Sun.
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KsatueEy 0ssrantisss.

tsASEfoeJ. kTs 0ct sthe State Board
~ Health. ~ keufucky bas issued n quar-.
anfine proclnm fiiou hGainsf plenrU 6neu-
nioBis cattieiH llliHot
Boys Escape From Reform sohsol.
MAIEEsHA Wfs.. Oct a. Seventeen
boys eeiayei orn the fied1rm Eehod bv
mearF ~ akniefDn key made from coIna
by 80 eievan-ye boy
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Sc. 500 Gold Brick s.indls.

EtSsfs CRY oct william Warner n
weilsto-do ctizeu. was Induced by % conf.
dencc nnu to ~ to Lawrence Kan yes-
lor laf 1ni a 81 -NJ fYr feO eold bricks.
which it va said bad been found hy a0 fa
dian ln New Mexico. Du rcfuruInr hera
today the speculator found bis bricks val
LA. Ine.
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new cases Of cholera and three deaths we're
reported, and NJ Pesth seventeen new cnses
and six deaths. Cholera he's broken 1uf IN
Szeddin. where eight cases and four deatbs
are reported
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Ace dentaIIY shot HLm. Ed.

YoEK, Pa. Oct a. Wesley Oleeoiier re-
turning from q hunting cxpedit sr threw
his shotgun on the h0Or with -uch force a.
70 discharge the load. The charge entered
BIS abdomen. killing him almost Instantly.
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Ap4Ni. - v oct b TIE seestary of
state hss .nsirpoted tbe stafs lnsps fofs ~
l-lecliou thst they have uo right ~ rsiecs
tee v0teao females -
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Boston Bapiists shrink from sam Iones

Bosros oct 4.--The Baptit ministers ~
meeting today refused 90 cooperate
with toe Methodist ministers in furtheriuz
the appearance ~ Reva Sam l0nee and
Sam Small In q series of revival meetings
ia this city.
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Thrle poy. DrouasdInasa sal.eoaf

Us SIS. Mas. O.t Ihis noon I've COWS
uera oui lu Che harbor in a small boat vhtn
ihe wind regEed the boar aad three Of
lgsu we're dfoNasi
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Analhar 80 vlnlm

tWctco. sent. sd Policeman Bennstt
dropped dead while pulling patrol box
hi. death D. attfDuted 70 injuries reesiVed
iQ tae haymafkot riot
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FRIoHTFuL ACCIDENT.

Four Passenger Coaches Dashed Through
Ircstle on the Canadian Pacific.
Sr. Paul MINN-Oct. IA dispatch from
Winnepeg says that to-day four passenger
coaches OF a train on the Canadian Pacific
railroad went down a trestle la miles east
OF that city. The cars caught fire and were
completely destroyed About dozen pms
scngers, mostly from Montreal, were
seriously injured, but none killed outright
S'N bags OF mail matter burned Ia the
wreck
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IT j. something Of D paradox. but
the man who gets over Niagara Falls
never gets over T. - Texas S0lD
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COLLIERY DISASTER.
rwenty-four Men Lose Their Live, by
Explosion.

LONDON, Oct IA terrible explosion oc
CURED on Saturday Mt tAltoft'sCoIliery noa
Wakefield, Yorkshire. Seven meu bavche.,.
found dead, eight have been rescued. and
seventeen are missing. In all proba
bility the missing seventeen lost their lives
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NATIONAL DEBT.
A Decrease for the MoEth Amounting IN
sIO.Os1 .OIa.I1.

WAsniNGroN, d. g., oct. 1.-The follow.
ing Is recapitulation of the debt state
mcnt issued today:
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y DnoNzss 4 Rsv0Lvsa 70 4
GnaGRo. n ~ DIs0aAA0kD.


~ CoEUuGp0n0once OF 1NTEILIaENCER.
1,UnRrA. Pa, Sept a--A man named
l,-.es~s n,st vith an s-c,den, ,..t avep.
"a sSs1~ .~~..s.'s-. I.s..s -..s,.'.r
u q - s-.s..s - ssN r .S. -.
&;s-S ~.s- sS S...sss 80 s.-~ .,s.,.s ~ -, I.
~ -.~sssS.-. - "a. 49, s'..,,., issaS .,,s
~. s-.~ .s.s- .,ss,e s."". - ~. ,.o
S:.s ss.s. y - ..n",u .X .s a. a..
|52 2 .-s +. .S~.s.y... 80 =. az. 10.
S23. ysu - suo oPPu.asc sauo " 'ne lnueN
~ man won't 70 tne oince Oh y Pny
-, WHO psobed for the ball, but Il could
f ~ - token out In that manner. The doc.
11 -. xv,f svv.v the f,s.h of the index fin
& I;1511r ~ rs.,c,sS ths b.Ii vh,ch had lodged
b SS.iSe ~ Sss,Tcrs T,h~ womnd n mot of
i sicas nssurS although quite painful.
s & %s,>...-" :. 80 -. ~ .,,,oor 81,
III morning o. naii-past zen O'CLOCK, al
taoenCo OF the prioes iather, on Soutn
4 4Uopoo0 street. Rev. George Welles Ely
GnIRod IN marriage Mr. +. 8. Musser, son of
!: :I3nry 8, Mussef, of East Donegal township,
- l1iss Ella May Grier, daughter of W.
Hnyos 0rier. The marriage was solemnized
= Gho presence OF the families of the con-
tknce1n6 parties
A surb, FIRE.
n ase ~h,musv ~ tho bou.a os n Roa,ban
t,s-s- =. u;.,a,,. go. ,...,...., S,n,h
Av.S - ". ''oo', o'"oo. SiAu
ma 0ovontns wns on nre tnis morning, put
W. discovered and extinguished before
much damage was done. The chimney is a
mame structure and the fire originated from
~ seove
Town Notes.
Fiorouce Bindley and compauv will make
2 ss-s- .,,r..,.cc. a., ~. o,,.r. hn,.o rhnrs-
s--.rs.. !. Uoi.... p. ;, IT,
~ e noioi.e IL nass Inv
iseone sctress mas fery nlgn reputation.
On the FIRST Thursday in October the time
for holding markets on that day will be
changed from the morning to the afternoon
1ne Afternoon markets will be held from
Ocfoher 10 Nav.
On Tuesday an excurson will be run over
The Reading 4 Columbia railroad from Col.
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OLD DOCUMENT or INTkREsr.
What George Bethel Found In the Garret ,
His Home the Other Day.

What George Bethel Found In the Garres OF
His Home the Other Day.
MI George Bethel, Of No 42I North
Prince street, in looking for some articles on
the garret ofhis house the other day found a
number Of old documents which are of great
interest
Among them are a number of licenses
granted "a early as lsl7. The certificate then
given was small piece of paper, about one
eighth the size OF the licenses granted to-
day.
The rules ard regulations of the common
schools Of this city were also among the
papers found. They do not bear any date
but were printed by John w. Forpey
Among the rules arc the following. The
preferment Of instructors shall be pred icated
only on their literary and moral worth and
practical skill.
The vacations in those days were shorter
than now. The holidays allowed then from
Christmas to January I'd, from the Second
Monday OF July to the second Monday in
August, 4th Of July and February %, one
holiday in the month of May and from Good
Friday to the day after Easter morning. The
rules also provided for a session OF school on
Saturday morning.
In 1882 licenses to keep taverns were
granted by the mayors COURT as appears by a
q, OF that year.
An interesting document in the indenture
Of Joseph Bernaseck, whereby he binds him
self In 1907 as an apprentice to Michael Mus
seiman for three years, said Musselman
having paid s96, his passage money, from
Amsterdam. At the expiration of the ap-
prenceship Bernaseck was to receive two
suits of clothes, one of which was to be new
Among the papers is a bill paid to the
shsriff for selling liquor by less measure than
- 4part, to which Catherine Barnitz plead
guilty. There is 10 date to the bill, which
q n follows:
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NeM York Sfn1ha

New YORK Sept. s.-Wall street, I3)p. m.-
Money loaned at D per cent. ENt hange
quiet At u s2g4 IS Governments was firm ;
Currency 6's, 81 2i9l bid; AZ ooups, tl26 bid
AXIS coups, ITO bid
The stock market this morning opened duh
and absolutely without feature. transactions
for the most part were in small lots but prices
were quite well sustained, and at midday
showed an advance ranging from Il to * per
cent. Up to II o'clock only 25 100 shares changed
hands.
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POLITICAL.
THE STATE TICKET.


Governor
CHAUNCEY Y. BLACK, of York.
Lieutenant Governor
X. BRUCE RlCKETrS, of Luzsrue.
fUdtor General.
WILLIAM. BREMEN, of Alleg gheny.
Secretary Of Internal ABdtrs.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA. of Huntingdon.
CoH0reSsnidn-dt- Large.
MAXWELL STEVENSON, of Philadelphia
County Ticket.
For CongrcSS.-COL. EDw. MCGOVERN.
State SeHdtor (NlN)-F. W HULL
Assembly (2d)-DR. II. NJ. BLACK.
DIR. A. s MILLER.
tSdl-EOw. PAINTER
GEO. W. WALTON.
II. n. MOHLER.
District Attorney T.. MALONE.
Poor DirtctOrS-JA AC. SHEATH.
L. J. BARNES.
Prison iRSpectorS GEO. PoNTZ.
". WISE.
County SUrCcgOr-F. X. WHITE.
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Death OF Harry shaub.

A telegram was received to-day announ-
cling the death of Harry Shaub. The sad
event occurred at Kansas City, Mo-, yester.
day. Deceased was in his 10th year, was
raiSed In this city and went west with
his parents last spring, where Mr. Shaub h
engaged In business. 1t is not known
whether the body will be brought East for
iutarment harry had many friends In this
city, who will be PANIED to hear of b is demise
On the threshold Of young manhood.
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ConpIsRp Church Cheap Excursion to Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City, Thursday. September
= Round trip tickets good for three days. Fare
- Phiisdelphia. e2oo; fare TO Atlantic City,
oa7t- Special train leaves Quarryville at AS ;
Lancaster tKing street) at55o |; Columbia, $50 ;
nanheim, sSii Lttitz. e:ll Ephrata, 7;o3.
soptI.2[9.s
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me locomotive attached to the Seashore
e8pro0 that leaves Lancaster at 1858 p M,
~ Oh the track just east Of the Duke street
ridge and was detained over half an hour,
3he train that comes In behind 1t backed up
= sns north track and passed the derailed
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NewYors Produce Marse,,

NEW YORK. Sept s.-rlour market arm but
quiet; fine, q Gl92 to superfue, g 3JsfS %;
Common TO ,.ood Extra Western, o l095 20 !;
Good to Choice Extra Western. 81 9Ufs4 70 !.
City Mill Extras, a 6o64 IS for West Indies (;
MINI. Extra, q ZOOS 90; Extra No. . q 65Sf3 IS.
Good to Fancy Extra State. s. S<l3 ~ +; Comm on
to Fair Extra Ohio, 81 7uSl3 10.
Wheat-So.l hed state on spot, glkc; No. |
White. state, ssdsssc No. NO. : he'd, Winter.
Sept ,SI1sC Oct, Sssac.
Corn-So. Mixed, cash, &c; Sept, SCs4ci Oct,
5lkc.
0ats-No. White State. spot jss5sc No. :, do
3Sl.c.
Rye dull.
Barley nominal.
Pork quiet New Mess. Gil G5fslI So
Lard-Oct, O. 81 Nov. g. 80.
MOlasses dull; Ike. for 50 test boiling
stock Porto Rico. 9xl3sc.
Turpentine steady al 4sdSc.
nosin dull ; strained to gu.su. 81 UOftl %.
Petroleum duh refined in cases, SIC.
Butter - Market steady; New Western
Creamery. ls4622c.
Cheese steady; State 6k9s,.c Western, 7lgc
Eggs steady state, lS34Gle1Sc; Western. l5s. q
Ice.
Sugar-market steady Renned cutioaf, &C
Crushed, sc 9ranulated. &c.
Tallow steady prime city, 4isc.
freights dull grain to Is lasgow, = C.
Coffee firm; fair cargoes at IO5sc.
Rice dull Carolina and Louisiana, common
to fair. SS0+c Rangocn, f4G+1Sc.
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CLOSING


wheat-sept. 1885, Oct, 7sy.c; Nov, soc
Dec, slHc,
Corn-sept, zoe Oct. Gs.sHs.c Nov, t3Isc,
Oats-Sept., 2S}Gc = Oct, 2i3sc Nov, sc.
Pork-sept., 5000 Oct, sl0 25 Nov, slOO5
Lard-Sept., 81 - Oct, D. 62l Nov, - -.
Ribs-Sept, eB s5; Oct, o s5
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Closing Prices-2 O'CLOCK p. IL.
chicago NIarFet,

CHIcAso, Sept. ., $50 a. m.-MaTksi opened
wheat-sept, ~ &C; Oct, NE Nov, 79st'
Dec, Size.
Corn--sept.. 89sEc Oct, iIl+c; Nov, ,97.c.
Oats-Sept., 2514c; Oct 263zG Nov, g1Isc.
Pork-Oct., go Gj; Nov, s99i.
Lard-Oct., Fo5ik.
Rfha-D.t q;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-08
DRoPosALS FOR COAL.

SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE DESERVING
- The LANCAsTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE opened
on Monday, September 9th, with the largest at
tendance since Its organization. Course OF in
the past year. 1HOROCGH and PRACTICAL Rooms
open to applicants every evening from now
until opening Of Evening Sessions, Monday
october 9th Call personally If you can and yori
Will get better idea OF what a course in Ru al
ne-s College means. special instruction in Pen
manship and Arithmetic If desired. Address
ss-tid III. T.. WEIDLER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-08
RIB nroksn by = Mulr

Festus Reimensnyder, living near Blink
lsy's bridge, had rib broken a few days
80 py 6eirE kicked IN the ribs by mule.
The injury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-08

fhilsdeiph,s Produce Nsrke,
fHILApHLrHIA. Sept s-flour dun. sales
of 1850 barrels. MINI. bakers, s. TStll 90: Psnna
family at q IsSf4 Western at O. O,ssi So Pat
ents, q 5Ol5 10.
Rye -four steady ats3 2S.
l p. m, -wheAt-Sept, SSLc Oct,
sGSc.; Nov, sSc Dec, sg<C
Uorn-sept., i9'4c; oct, So &C Nov, S0Sc Dec,
sac.
oats Sept, SSc; oct. Sp.c Nov, $40 ;
Dec, J6C.