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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Bisdlpg Of tn. scbool Booh,

The text look committee OF the school
board inst on Monday and opened bids for
~ ssbindiDg OF the school books damaged
during the past year. TIE bid OF the In. .
quares Printing and Publishing compsny
Wns - cents ssch, that Of Harry L. Trout
~ same and that Of Wm. H. Roy "a
eeots and special rstss for the larger
booka Toe total amount OF tho Inquirer
~ was es930, H. L. Trout the same, and
Wm. q. Roy, 1856. The contract was
auasded 70 Mr.. Roy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Prof GlsAson's E1h ,bitiou.

Another large audience attended Prot.
Gieasons horse tanning exhibition at Nc
vraun's park last evening and were de-
lighted with the manner In which the pro.
lessor suodued the most vicious horses
Ihere were kickers and bucksrs and shiors
and boilers, but all OF them gave way TO the
professors persuasive methods
August kummsr, 655 North Queen street,
claims that Prof Gleason injured his horse
on Saturday evening last while operating
with II, and that the horse has been lame
since that time. DIR. Gleason sent two OF
his men to Mr.. RUNNERS stable to look
after the animal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
RsIIcs OF the Camp.,sn Of Is4o.

EDS. 1NTRLLIeRNcER AS soon % tie
nomination Of Bepjs amin Harrison was an
nounced there followed the resurrection OF
tho superannuated trappings OF that mcmor.
able "hard cider campaign" ~ though they
Intended to endow them with the privileges
OF vote for tho Republican party. Old
songs OF the "Coon" and "Roostsr" order
Of literature "turned up" battered a. we'll
- well preserved medals and badges, con.
tanning log cabin and cider barrel impress
stona or profiles OF the hero Of Tippecanoe I;
hsgs and banners, old "latoh stfings' and
tin cups used In qusfling the hard cider OF
lS4O. buttons, shin. .bones--relcs OF OF roaats
and bArbecues Of that noted campaign,
besides other objects that pandered to the
merely sensual man forty years ago, just -
II during the Interval between, all the
schools, semlnaries, colleges and universi.
ties OF the country had boon closed and
their tutors, teachers aud profosso ors had
been banished from the country. The beat
minds Of the Republican party themselves
arc disgusted with this excessive manifesto
tion OF bourbonism, ana have 10 expressed
themselves Relics OF course have histori.
cal value, but every epoch Ia tho history o
the country only represents itself, and can.
not arbitrarily transmit Its Oscillations Il
postetity. sEcToR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Before the Mayor.

henry Fordney, professional bum, was
srrHsnsd before the mayor this morning.
ne was arrested by Officer Boas for begging
and ioitering In the vicinity Of the tobacco
warehouses along the railroad. When ar.
rested he told the officer that he never
would work until compelled 70, 90 It was
too hot to labor In the summer and too cold
In the winter.
John Csrvel, inbibsd too much whisky
and was pulled In by Offiesr Stormfelix. He
said he wanted to 80 to the soldiers' home
and the mayor thousht ten days rest in
jail would Improve his appearance, and that
was the punishment he received.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Fine Job Printing.

The Job Printing Department OF the INTEL
LiaxnosR is equipped with the Latest Im-
proved Machinery ana the Newest styles OF
type. and 10 prepared at all times to All orders
for Books, Catalogues. Price Lists, Letter.
heads. Bili-heads, Envelopes. ana in fact,
everything nom Visiting Card 10 Postsr.
We have Numbering. ferforating. Ayelet-
ting and other Machinery, used In first class
Establishments. and are constantly adding the
Latest Faces Of Type.
Firstclass work done by nrst-class work.
men. satisfaction guaranteed, Prices reason.
able. Call ana sec oar specimens ana get
prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Hs win GO, the Figures.

WARRINGTON, Aug. q Mr.. Mills said
this morning concerning tho statement put
ln circulation BY the Senate managers Of
the tarin measure that the surplus would
not far exceed the appropriations that hs
Intended investigating the matter and that
with this object In view hs had written
letter TO the secretary Of tho treasury ask
Ing him for IN exact statement OF the con-
dition OF the surpluA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

Because Be imagined He Committed . Sin
for which He Wouid Net bs Forgiven.
Deputy Coroner H. q. Gibbls to-day nlsd
10 the coroner's Office the inquisition held
BY him on Monday on tho body Of Christian
Haldemau, Of Rapho township, who com
mitted suicide by hanging himself
Mr.. Haideman was 90 years old and .
farmer by occupation. He went to work
about o'clock ON Monday morning and
not appearing for breakfast his vito went In
search OF him and found him hanging In
the granary. He was dead when found.
dc was In good health up 10 the time he
committed suicide. and the only reason
assigned for the rash oct u that ha imagined
that he had committed some ain for whioh
he would not be forgiven. The coroner q
Jury were Henry Hummer, Elias B. shsrer,
Henry Shsrer, John Luttman, VIM. ID.
Uirioh and A. 3. Garman, with DR.. O. J.
Snavely - their physician. Their verdict
~as that Haldeman committed suicide by
hanging.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Arrested ON Suspicion.

FORT Fairfield, Me-, Aug. 2l.--Three
men, supposed TO be the murderers
OF Mrs Howes, who was shot last
sunday while canoeing with her hus-
pand and family on the Tobique
river were captured on the river this morn.
Ing The police arrived later and took the
prisoners into custody, and they are now
In all In Andover, N. b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Tansrsl OF Frsnk "A. DovIe.

The funeral OF the late Frank Il. Doyle
took place from his mothers resid enoe, on
North Duke street, at $50 O'Clock this
morning. The services at 81 Mary's Oath.
olic church were at . 4 M, when requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. Dr. McCullsgh.
The choir sang Ohnswald's msss and the
solo parts were taken BY w. o. Frailsy and
Misses Rhoadss Reilly and Lowell. The
pail. bearers were John q. Carter, DR.. ID. X.
Mccormick, X. M. Reilly and Dr.. John J.
Stewart The inierment was made 10 the
family bury,ng ground In 81 Msry's csm-
etery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

NEW foRK. Aug. ai. p. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cent exchange quiet posted
rates. u s60a SIX, actual ratss q ssk0
Astk for 20 days ana q s7o4 SIN for demand |,
Governments closed strong, currency 90,
q 20 bid ;Fs coup, u 2sk; tk's do. d OK
bio.
The stock market this morning opened
nrm at last nights closing quotations. and on
buying OF the coal stocks by insiders. prices
advanced Y TO l per cent The list has since
been dull with decline OF k per cent In Mis-.
souti Pacific on sales by the bear party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
cKsrKNNIAL nArrERs.
xAeso VINE Win - Aids 20 the Chiei NasshAl
Death Of Ars. Charles ~. Haldsman.

Death Of Ars. Charles u. Haidsman.
CoLuMnIA, Aug. 2L--Ths industrial
commistee Of the centennial held ineetine
lsse evening In the chief burgess room. II
voa decided NOT to allow space for the displsy
a Wanamaker a Brown ON the grouno
slas the parade ID for Columbia merchants
The following aids to the chief marshal were
appointed /: A. r. Moss, John westerman.
6sorgs TILE, y. w. Heckel, r. a. Psins, y.
n DstWilef, @. w. Paules, I. l.. AuwerteI
Uaruhal and aids will be high silk hats
with band containing their position. red,
whlte end blue sasb, one color for each
division, baton, badge and white gloves
The parade will be about 2 miles long and
and wiz psas over oil the streets Of town.
The programme, ride, shotgun. hre-
works, regatta, Baseball and bicycle com.
uitsees VIII meet the conference COMMITTEES
this evsning q chief burgess room to com
pleoe ~ ssooad dsy psogrsmns.
Special meetings Of the yisilant Are
eonmittss and P. r. r. hose company viii
- held this eve ming.
The grand msrshal and aids OF the third
..dny parade will meet at the franklin houss
this evening 10 adopt uniforms and form
Inc OF parade.
= new RIFE Rs DEe.
\ meeting Of company q was held last
evening, when Il was reported that J. 81.
Pnrple and the Heise estate will allow the
company the use OF ground for rifle range
Ths range will be situated between the
Marietta and Chestnut Hill turnpIkep. On
"Wednesday DIR. r. w. Gosrke, @. e will
lay ont 100. 200 and 500 yard range The
Q mpany decided 70 invite COL. D. r. Case
6 marshal the national guard division OF
the third days parade. Invitations will be
aeut 70 the held staff Of the Fourth regiment
- attend.
Personal ana Other Notes.
Harry B. Dean left for his home in Bos.
ton this morning.
Joseph AcFalls went to York county 10
COLLECT relics for the centennial.
Niss Ella Bennett 10 visiting friends In
Harrisbury.
Mlns Brennan, Of New York, IL visiting
r D. Peters convent.
Sam Hing, Of the Chiaese laundry, has
booa very much annoyed by small boys
throwing dust into his room, spelling his
nowiy ironed shirta. This iucensed the
OAinaman and last evening one of the tor
~eos~ eV>osvV0 - ScNsfs0 ci AAabo oAOWb
With mAllet
= crowd OF boys have organized q club
called the "Harrison Dudes" They will
appear IN high hats, white umbrellas and
iinen dusteYk
4 dance was held last evening at the
Aomeof Harry Nolte, on South Third street,
md good time had by all.
Work has commenced In building the
new market house on South Fourth street
Ths fsncs and stable on the propsrty have
been removed.
Cocalico Lodge, No. los of Odd Fellows,
q Rsamstown, have declined to parade on
fhs second day.
Deaths
Harry O. KiddsSs, an eisht-wssks.son Of
O5ville Kidders. died last night at 10
velcCk. The death was caused by spAsms.
ms fuueral Will be held ON Wednesday
morning ct 10 o'clock.
Mary Gertrude, wife of Charles Il Hslde.
man, died to- day ct the residence of her
psreotA John B. and Isabella X. Bachmsn.
Mira Haldeman was In the 2lst year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

NopLrsyrLf.s, lad, Aue 2L-whsu Ne
expsesu q the Lake Erie 4 Westsrn rsil-
roed pulled out Of the depot ~ 7:lb O'Clock
thSs morning . drisEiing rain was falling end
II hsd bsen raining heavily al night But
fsw people wsfs at the depot - Il was not
gensraiiy known that this We the train
Gen. Harrison would take General end
Mra Harrison wsrs taken on board st The
Massachusetts avenue station whSch u most
Couvenient 10 the Harrison reaidenOe.
They wers accompanied by u. 3. District
Judge WiliiAn A. Woods, his wife apd
daughter. One ordinary passenger coach
had besn attached 10 the rear Of lhe train
for the convenience Of Gen. Harri.
son and his frisnda Press representative
accompanied the generals party. Gen.
Harrison's route u via the Lake Erie
q Western 70 Peru, Ind, arriving thsrs q
l0:25 .. m thence via the Wabash railway
10 Toledo, stopping at Fort Wayne at lao
p. M, for dinner, and arriving at Toledo ai
l,2J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Arrest For Forgery.

sHELBYyILLE, Ind, Aug. 2i Robert
HenricssoD, prominent oitissn OF this city.
was arrested last night charged With forging
aeheck for $ii2. He gave up the money and
says be don't know what made him do IT.
He was bound over to court,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Death Of An aged Woman

Mrs Elizsbe'h Kaufman, aged 70, widow
oil the late Jacob 3. kaufman, died this
morning In this city. Mira kaufman
had long been suffering from 3 dropsical
sfisction and her death was not unex peotsd.
She leaves family Of grown up children;
all we'll known in this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
m AXE No Mistako.

hut go to the seashure to morrow morning
Train starta from Pennsylvania railroad
station at ot6 Quest IN. Can we stop OF in
Philadelphia Not going down, but coming
back. Yes. Any day or train ubtii August ~
Don't mistake the railroad-" Penusylyanis" /"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

CHIoAeo. Aug. ~, E1O m.-Markot opened.
.Mheet-Augs eSefc Sept ec,fos Oct MA,
.OorS.Aus.. exc, sept. l,Jta, oet. Ss,zc.,
Nay, 3oHc.
..Osts.Aug.. ESQ.,; Sept. a4Xc., Ost.. sa,so.'
May. 9S1<c.
yotk-August, ss co; sept. ss sso; Oct.
Lsra-August = %; Sent. = %, ost-,
short Ribs-August = 80, sept. % %
Oct. % S2k.
OkO9Ino.
,,wheat--Aug. teXc; Sept. ee,Sc.; Dot. s7}fc.
..0orn. Aug. la,fc, Sept, l4Ko. oet.. i4sfs
OsN..Aug. 80 sept. s4,6e, OCT. Msfc.
rSrk@Xus, ns e7X, sept, sS 90, 0st.
xrd-Aug, q SIX, sopt . 90; oct.
- SIX.
short Ribs-Aug. y IS, sept. ssI7k; Oct
SAX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Cut H,s r,.... .,r

William y. McaseI, while putting q
Ainge on m ice box for E. q. Hall at his
seuesursut In Centre Square, let clip Q clasp
kntbe With which ho was working and IL
eiosedi over the end Of his.middle finger,
cuttipg II completely OF.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
SHis vi n ..s.,.

neel He's. enc sonssr, sold at public
noadsy Tor Daniel Logan, .. his
-.a ~, - esoosnee Stables eighteen head OF
1es sesss o - average price Of sIsa 50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
To kes,r,cs On,ns.. Imm,sr.,,ou.

The bill TO restrics Chinese immigration
was on Monday passed by the House with
out division, with the amendment provid
ing that the rspsaIing CLAUSE sbsji 10 into
enect upon the iatifcation Of the pending
t;osty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
Oassal Wa, 10 m. w.,sr wo,s.

OmeAI Visit 90 the Wafer Worka
To oommittee on wakr work improve
0uo PAID an oficiai visit 10 the water
yoeks - Monday afternoon. They found
- e1psoysmsnts progressing o. fast O.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

PROPOSALS FOR MACADAMlZlNd.
Sealed proposals will ba received by the
street Com mfttee until MONDAY EVENING.
AU9uST q. 1884, At z O'Clock, for Eacadamiz.
ing of Streets, to Wit:
West Grant. from Arch alley TO Mulberry
street; East Chestnut, from Plum 10 Ann
ana from Ann to Marshsll; East German,
from Duke to South Queen sOuthSPrince.
rom ConestogA to German West Chestnut
from Nevin to Elms ana from Elm TO College
avenue North Lime, from Lemon to.Jsmes.
and from James to Frederick Locust, from
yreioerg to Lime, ana from Lime to Kocsiand:
q. 10. eph. from strawbsrry TO ilbert West
James. from Prince to Mulberry. and West
Lemon from Prince to Mulberry,
bioe Tor each square TO be given sepArately,
All bids must bs accompanied with the eiS-
natures OF two or more responsible parties
wling 70 become security also with certi.
ned check to tha amount OF 10 per cent OF the
bid which will forfeited to the city in case OF
faluro to accent the contract II awarded
the Conmittee reserve the right to reject
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
once Of s. Q: slaymAaer Iity engineer. At the
Proposals to be addressed to " Street Com.
mittee " for " Macadamizing." ana Deposited
In street Committee Box, at the office ii Geo.
street S'0"
BY order OF
STREET rCOhMITTEE
0so. W. FiSxkRTok. CLERK. aug SCI ,9Sd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

New YORK, Aug. 2i--Ths body Of the
man who was murdered In Park Row,
yestsrday afternoon We Identified this
morning - Ferd. Sersanip, an Italian,
a ysars old, . foreman By occupation.
Two Italians, named John Jameo and
and Michael PArlino, friends Of Ssrgapini,
Identified him. They said hs had been
missing for month, and hearing OF tho
murder determined TO see the man.
At the corone.'S ofiice the newsboy who
claimed 70 have seen the murderer mo.
ment after the shooting leave the hallway
whore the body was found failed 10 iden-
ify Manning. who was arrested on sus-
piolon. The police arc inclined to the be-
lief that Sefganini committed suicide.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21
xu.n. 40 nan. a,..

Went TO Council Elans.
ArA Henry II. Musser, OF Ephra.s, left
o. Monday for trip TO Council Bluffs,
Iowa 70 visit her sisisf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

IoodS are Deginning TO come
in fast.
Saturday was a busy day with
goods which had to be sold at
any price, together with the new
goods arrived, made the place
a most attractive one to buyers.
Black Straw Hats of the
latest Fall shapes in Canton and
Milan. We are ready to show
them.
More Felt Hats have come in
in Sailor and Walking.
New Soft Felt Hats also in
all colors.
The time to buy these is when
they are quite new.
Some Bargains which have
survived the great sale, but the
lots are too small to put them
back in stock.
Come and see what they are.
All we can mention about
them is very little.
Eiderdown Cloth at 25c a yard
Dress Trimmings at Ioc and
25c a yard.
Parasols at soc and 81.
Ladies Ribbed Vests at I5c,
25c and 2oc.
Boys Waists at 25c and CSC.
Ladies Shetland Wool Skirts,
soc and 7oc.
Lisle Gloves, I5c.
Silk Gloves. asc and SIC.
French Balbriggan Vests, 25c,
silk embroidered.
Spanish and Chantilly Lace
Skirtings and Meetings..
Wide Laces at I5c a yard,
etc.
Embroidery Flouncings at
25c and SIC. and many others.
New Goods, Elegant Quality
Watered Silk In all the leading
Fall shades at ACC ayard.
One case of Ladies Lisle
Vests, ribbed, in white, cream,
pink and blue, at a5c. Never
before sold at less than 45c.
Colored Silk Pushes in I6,
I9 and "a inches, of the very
finest quality, in all colors, at
62c, 75c and 81 and s1.a5 a yd.
Our new colored Silk Vel
vets are open for inspection.
We invite you to call and
look at our goods whether you
wish to buy or not.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-21

NOTiOE-THE o rFIOERS AND MEM.
XN bers Of Ee-shah konse Tribe, NO. 70,
Improved 2. Of 4. r.. are requested TO meet
O'Clock. to attend the funeral OF our late
Brother, VIM Deichler, deceased. Aetamora,
No 3 He'd Jachet, No ~. and CanassateRo,
order Of the 6achem
ltd r. Q. HENSEL. @, of X.
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04
Domestic MARKERS.
lBy telegraph J


CHICAGO. Sept. 49, lsss.-The Flour market
Is brm Wheat higher-No2 2 Spring at 94G95c
NO Red at 94hc. Corn Is quiet and lower: No 2
az &C. oats easier: No 2 at 23Hc. Rye atI5214
g5212 for No 2. Barley zoe. Provisions M ess
dork higher at 4 40. Lard strong and higher at
y oo. Dry salted shoulders at z 6O637 IS: shorI
clear sides O0G9 25. Whiskey at / 20.
hecelpts- Flour II o. 136 bbs wheat S8 S9s hu.
corn 271 ,02e bush-ioats 39s39 bu, barle5, IL 444
bush,rye 23, 800 bush.
5hipments-Flour l9.466 bbis, wheat 2e8. .55e
Dnsn, corn $50, ,2b9 bush, OATS 1913 1885 bu, barley
l597fbush, rye IL ,28l bush.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3, 188S.-The Flour Imarke,
is firm. Wheat higher and very strong NO Red
az 96c. Corn is lower; No 2 at 40Ac. Oats are
steady No at 25G251zc. Whiskey is steady at
l IA. Provisions are higher and frm-Pork 15 OO
JOB lots; dry salted .sneats-shoulders at rs
longs and ribs 75G9 90; short clears at OOa
30; Bacon-shoulders at 20; longs and ribs at
$14
iteceipts-Flour, e.Ooo bbls; awheat.:. 2lo, 900
pusn; corn 10000 bush oats 1877 900 bush rye
5000 bush; barley, 5000 bush.
Shipments-Flour. 12,0 600 bbls; wheat sc. 900
Dushl corn, 1873, ,00Oibush; oats, 96 900 bush rye
l.OO0 bush. barley 1000 bush.
DETROIT. Sept. 8. 1s88.-Wheat-No White
al S4Ac c; No 2 Red 97c. Corn, No 2 at 46c Oats
-nol2 at 25ci No 2 White 29c
Receipts-Wheat, 10000 bush: corn 1900 bu 4.
Oats, is 500 bu. '
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04

PORT TOWNSEND - Sid 25th, ships Rosi,
Welt. Welt, Departure Bay, to load for San Fran
cisco; Snow s. Burgess, Brown, Qrom Ludlow
for Santa Barbara.
sEATTLE-Ar 2sth, ship Palmyra, Minot, sar
Francisco.
SAN DIEGo-sld 25th. ship Olive southard
Walker, Puget Sound.
PAsCAG0ULA-Ar 1st, sch Lena r Storer
Lee, Calbarien.
CHARLESTON-sld 1st, sch Carrie S Bailey
WEIGH. Satilla River, to load for Bath
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 31st, sch Roger Moore
GiIkey, Philadelphia.
RIGHMoND-Ar lst, sch Nina Reed, Dick
NoRFoLK-Ar 1st, sch Mabel Hooper, Hoop
ley, Kennebec.
c,air, AT lst, sehs Nayarino, Cole, and May oNei
creighton, Boston.
Grace. N0'' A"ii' ''"'i0 Wv
ia rs Isl, sch M L Wood, Spauldng, Portsmouth
Spaulding, Portsmouth. - "0ou
AT AZ "a Sens John Smith, Foss, Charleston.
slu hSt, sen Jennie Lockwood
Hart. Providence. SN1 "Hi'e"ouSe
Ar 1st brig Maria Norwood. 4 homnson Ran.
gor: SchS l. Mulford. and L j Never X ennebec
sampson, do; Falmouth, do: q A Conomh
Kate Aiken, and A L Mulford, do 0o''oHio'
Cid 1st, halques Alice, Kair, Rouen. Slohalef
Boston; Julia Bailey Otis Gardiner
NEW YORK-Ar 1st, brig Leonora Monroa
Turks Island: schs Mopang, Robinson. Cberpv'
field; Light of the East, Cotton. do for Rondnn3y
Perseverance, Willard, Frankfort; Lucy b Friend
Kennebec for Philadelphia; John Bracewell. MINI
roe Long Cove; Magnet, Fletcher Machias. Mar
tha Innis, Hunt, Rocklandi M Files, Greenlaw,
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04
BOSTON Produce marker.

BOSTON. Sept 3. 1868.-The following are to
Jays quotations OF Provisions. &C.:
Pork-Long cut is 0091s so short cuts ls ooa
porg ~; o oacss dS 10 66oSls oo light backs IL so;
Lard-choice 1o9Io14 cp n in tcs ;1oss a1o1sc g
m 5o.ib pals ;.loh910ssc in 5-fb pls ;los4 al0M
Hams at 11hG12hc according to size and
cure: pressed hams 12la@13c.
HogS-Cholce city dressed hogs at Sssc ID N /.
coantTy do at 71kc. 80
Butuer-western extra creamery at 21a22c ;ext
nrsts at 19g2oc; frsts atul7@18c; extra iniita.
tion creamery at 009l7c; do seconds at .5c Ido
factory choice 14a141ac; do fair to good i i2i%S
1873 New York and Vermont extra creamery
az z2423c; do ext drsts at 9G2lc The Iaboye
1uotatons are receivers prices for strictly wholes-
ale lots. Jobbng prices l@2c higher
Cneese-North choice 8Iaa9 ;lower grades as Ia
quality; Western at 6a819c; sage at Sc. Job
bing prices IAc higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras at zoe fancy nearby stock
higher Eastern firsts at l80i &c extra VT and N
ID z0ci fresh Western 17a17h; N s and n B
az lagl51sc; Michigan choice at lSc. Job bine
Poultry-Choice spring chickens 2oa22; Wes-
tern l2hs9 lac; Northern dressed fowls 1870 Sc !;
western iced. fowls 121a aG14r; dressed ducks I3
Sgl4e; e., I'VE fowls l0glIc; live chickens At I0@
Beans-Cnolce small N hand picked pea at
oog2 30 W bush; choice New York large hand
picked DO 6692 20; small Vermont handpick-
ed do at 3 05a3 10. f'NA
Hay-Choice prime S1gGS2O; some fancy 800.
falI 70 good at S16 o0l9S18 90; Eastern fine al
q$16; poor TO ordinary s13@Sl5: East swale 10
9sll. Rye straw. choice, at 16 00gs16 so; oat
PotatOes-sl 7b@2 90 y Dbl for choice ma
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04

Ctlzen-Why do you writel"Col" before your
name; you are not a colonel? 'oui
,,.e Uncle kastus-No, sab; de .Col.r stands TO,
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04
Chicago Cattle Marker.
By Telegraph.

CHICAGO. lSept. 3, 188S-Cattle marRet-re
ceipts 1000; shipments 1000; slow and lower,
steers at 30G5 80; stockers and feeders Oo(d
lO;cows, bulls and mixed at 4O02 30; Texas
GA rs. "
Hogs receipts 10000; shipments 1000; slow
and steady; mixed s 90@6 40: heavy at g OOa
90; light S0G6 35; skips O0@5 10.
Sneep-receipJs 800; shipments $500: active
aud lower; natives at 65G4 rs; Western 3 3OG
So Texas shorn 1908 35; lambs 3.60a5 90
The Portland daily press., 1888-09-04

Hard up gent-Say, boss, can't yer give a Teller
few cents to help him alongP
.. Mr, Deiawney-Why don't you do something
law, law yaw oun living? You had bettah ask for
,h mhard up gent-Well, boss. asked yer for what
thought yer had The most Of ~