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The Portland daily press., 1888-06-26

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY OF AND.

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NOTICE is hereby given
day of September, 1856,
scribed Real Estate, stu;
respectively set against G
the collection of the sam,
said Assessors to HENRI
nine months have elapsed
unpaid:
Names.
Ackley, Ambrose Y......
Anderson, Alice p.
Bartol, Benjamin A......
BartOl, William H..
Blair, John S.............
Blaisdell, Amelia Z. 49,.
Bracket, James W. 80.
Bracket, John, Heirs. b.
Bracket, John T........,
Burke, Alice.
Burnham, George W. -.
Clark, Frederick w. =. I
Cunningham, John hrs,
H0nora McCarty,
Adm'x........ ........
Cushing, Charles L..
Dolan, Catherine. $500.
Drew, Gamallel S.........
Eastman, Harriet E. -.
Flaherty, Matthew'S.
Frye, j. Warren. ........
Gerts, Peter. ............
Gould, Martha w. -. =.
Gray, Burton A.,........
Griffin, John B.,........
Griffin, Thomas f. and
wife.
Haffey, Daniel. !.
Hanson. Asa, Heirs,....
Hearn, George. .........
Hellewell, Samuel.
Hodgdon, George L.....
Knight, Green & Co.
Lappin, John J.........
Lewis, Kinda A.
Lewis, Thaddeus C......
Little Chebeague
Island Co..,............
Manuel, Philip g., heirs
McCarty, Henry P......
McGlinchy, Patrick. $500,
Murch, Albert S.. -.
Murray, Hugh.
Pencil, Thomas. .......
Phillips, Elizabeth G -.
Pote, Harriet NJ. .......
Richards, Charles D..
Rogers, Cath'ine, heirs
| +. M. Ray, Guardian.
Shaw, Andrew J........
Smith, Annie J..........
Smith, Warren.
Smith, William h..
Sterling, Abraham t..
Sterling, Josiah, Jr..
Sterling, Quincy NJ. $500.
SWEET, William, Heirs. /.
Taylor, Louisa O.......
Towle, Mary. .........
Trefethen, Emily P......'
Trefethen, William s..
Trott, Jane b., Heirs. -.
Trott, Samuel, Heirs. 80.
True, Ebenezer. 80.
Turner, Almira A.......
Walsh, Joseph G........
Weeks, Jos. L., Heirs. f.
WEIGH, James. .........
welch. Joanna K.......
whitcomb, Charles R. :.
| Wilson, simeon.........
Woodman, Aaron. heirs
Mcintosh, Emma L.....
And by virtue of the
notice, that unless said [
before Tuesday the 26th
at Public Auction at the
said Real Estate. as may
| Portland, June 23d, 1
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Maine scattered her FIRE to the last.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-26
BOwDOIN COLLEGE.

EXAMINTIONs for admission 10 College viii
II be held at the Cleaveland Lecture Room
Massachusetts Han, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
June 10th and 3Oth, and on FRIDAY and SATUR.
DAY, September 14th and 18th, beginning each
day at $50 A. M. All candidates must be present
on Friday morning
WILLIAM DEW. HYDE, President.
may2s d&wtjunso
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Lower Prices
THAN EVER BEFORE

This seems 10 be a good time TO
look back and observe the growth
of our business.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EXAMINATION or SCHOOLS.

THE subcommittee on examination OF eandL
IL dates for teaching In the public schools Of
Portland, viii meet for the examination Of teach
ers, at High School Building on MONDAY. the
End day OF July next, at 0 a. m. Applicants must
pass a satisfactory examination In the following
branches, viz:
Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, lneludng the
Metric system OF weights and measures, Book
keeping. Physical and Descriptive Geography
special reference TO the effects OF alcoholic drinks
stlmulaDts and narcotics upon the human system
Elements Of Music Elementary Free-Hand Draw
ing, and Theory and Practice OF Teaching.
All applicants must be present on the morning
above specified, and the examination will con
tinue two days unless sooner finished
A.. NO other examination win take place prior 10
the opening Of the schools.
THOMAS fash,
Portland, June G, 1855. ie7dtd
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there
fhes OF Of md
mafd
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-26

IL only needs a glance M these
figures to show the reader why
we need more room.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-26
RAYMoNp's
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenseg Included

Parties will leave BOSTON MONDAY, JULY
20, and MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. for Tive
Grand Toar- of Twenty-six Days, through
COLOR ADO
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We beg 10 cali your attention to the
fact that the above mentioned United
States Bonds at the present price yield
only
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Rooms an6 flats Go Get.

DOR RENT.-FrOm April LIST, most deslra-
bic Hat rooms In 3lth ct; all outside windows; rem
'' ~ ~ aOME. Bar Trihs.A nAes
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financial.
WABASH REORGANIZATION.
Lines East of the Mississippi River.

Bondodcrs who have already asnted to tho plan OF
Of Nov 81 1887 hereby notified that
upon deposit OF their bonds with tho Central Trust Com
many Of Now. YORK said plan they viii
receive IN CASH and interest thereon
TO November 1887 each bond OF $1,000 az follows;
Toledo and Illinois list Mort-ase sl27 ~
Lake Erie and ST. Louis. LIST Mortgage. III ~
Great Western Of Illinois. LIST Mortgago......-. III W
Decatur aud East ST. Louis LIST Mortgage 127 21
Illinois anil Southern Iowa. LIST Mortgage lO9 %
Quincy and Toledo LIST Mortgage lob 10
hannibal and Naples, LIST Mortgage. l39 %
Chicago Division, LIST Mortgage .-.----~..... 10 Al
and engraved certificates for 5000 bearing per cent IN
terest from 1887 which will be e1chAugeabis
for the new First Mortgage Bonds when issueL
For each 81 deposited there will be ssued repre-
senting the principal and accrued interest. for
Detroit Division. LIST Mortgage Engraved Certin
Gates for. SisoS ~
Consoli lated Mortgage Of 1867. Engraved Cerua.
Gates Tor 49, $780,
Seven per cent Mortgage OF 1873. Engraved Ger 49,.
tihcatos for. i'<AS %
Toledo and Wabash, I'd Mortgage Engraved Ger
,ac,,a. 70, 1926 10
Wabs All and Western, I'd Mortgage Engraved Ger
uacates for i'Sz' 10
Great Western of illinois, I'd Mortgage. Engraved
Certificates for. ''-@' ~
These certificates cent interest from NoVem-
per l. 1887, their face value.
Tbe Detroit Division certificates exchan gesbie at their
face value for new FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. WINE
for the remaining cerncatos the principal foe orch s0oo
ben will be exehareelble for now SEtOND
RONDS and the interest thereon for now FIRST
MOgTCAi.E BONDS when issnei.
The engraved certificates listed at the Nerfofk
Stock Exchange.
ON all bonds deposited March Is penalty OF TWO
PER CENT on tho par value thereof will be required
Engraved certificates for the FUNDED DEBT BONDS
and SCRIP not yet boing really for delivery they VIII DO
received without penalty until further notice
Pamphlets giving details OF the reorganization may o.
ta,nss from the Central Trust Co. 81 wast New York
JAMES r. JOY
TIIOs r. HUBBARD, r"'c""''"H
EDGAR r. WRLLES Committee
3D. ASHLEY,
| CYRUS J. LAWRENCE
HENRY X. McI&KG, uordhoid-rs'
THOS H. ATKINS, r.mm;,,as
JOHN IT. TERRY,
FREUK n LAWRENCEj
Nsw.Ysrk. March 3. 1893
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i LINts ron yAI-It9RsdA IA ln NifSx KntEoN Ni"
TRIAL AND SOUrH AMERICA Nh ~ IA
From New York. plei foot of lana >,
For san Francisco, via the Isthmus VI ianaH~
NFWPOItT sails TUESDAY. March 30 N.oiL
From San Francisco L., and Brannsn su'
For China md Japan, -.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails SATURDAY! hIIcn MI w M
FOR freight. passage and general lniorm"'s" pP' "
e0"P' H. j. BULLAY' supeHhhhoeh|'
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REAL ESTATE.
n1,s1Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

~, r.,..a m,rkes etruse,ed unsuccsssfuly with
ne weather yesterday. Nearly all the sses LA IN mar
vsrs adjourned. william Kennedy bro'hcr - -, :. w.
uuon Nos Sal. sAs and so wss' i", ",rs,ory briok
ssnsrnsnt housn lot 7Sx9e. The machinery
was cold with the actsry The bidding ssf'e1
and was stouly contested up 70 tour.
49,. n,et tenement house. renting for about $500 per
snnum was sold for $4,000 to George F. kek. -.
The only other parcel Of real estate sofa was oy "
!ssIy ana lot aoSoo
Mr. Swn na was ssi st the Exchange Yesterday for mod
s site not ss da than sale Tao
ssorss and 9Weiins Thds near ST.
900 s fsSr e lss building With
on S and Ess ons
HUNDRED and. St, rent $500 per annum'
NxuYoRx wednesday. March II. 1899
The following held :, We Real Ls.ss a19sshs
Bp Richard Y. HGrneu d 90
On: '' fss Ts'1s 81 sO1oOS
Gwinne --.-'..------'''- |
ByWaltam Ke~neliy d Bro.
Two ,ot.us west s7th.st. $50 ~ 9 OF sth,svS
ssIss each spS t.s t: No: S" To
:: SSS It Of sthave. lots 2s,sss 'ach ~ ooo
rnr ss s:1oy t building with lot Yves. sl
ST as SIS II " Of sthavs. lot 2oIsSs George con
kek. A0'O~"
RECORDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY.
VII. I. lie 5a%i SssRsTs
c'ns alo !iFf rrs %s.' y io7O9
esms properly. IsidoT Cohpfed 10 Wiinsn hsnkin.
o5tbsf $50 II " OF ethsvs i1xIuosS 'hsres ,o ooo
A Bcafon n wife MARY V Terry ~ tT,o
e6,kst 267 Of ehnve 20 a p ioovV
os,:ns;su ana o. w sS,h %
cr0sss syry t. go.epS waiison ..".. $4,000
SOL Psr,sy and vii. 10 Theodore Kenpa 1880
Concord ave $50 IL OF Dxislon-ave. 2o1lOO .ooo
Halorap and wife 10 william A burton. oOOV
2dave n g. 800 Il OF 3d-st 60xlUO: Grace sumner -.
and wife TO En- ma Folk 1900
lexington g. sos II n OF 5?thst 20xe5: Rob. g,
iIth-st n q. 2eO II . OF 6thave 2oIf006 William
yelling TO Henry II $50.
property Henry Hesse TO Urania Weinx.
lb9thst sa 1928 o; aiao / Sth-st A. 100 II OF
Sd-ave. 37x 100, also l69th.st - half way bo-
tween Fulton and 3dave, 5o1llsx irres; Fnlten-
Also fulton. ave b. 1877 II . OF l69th.st 5Oxl5O
also a. cor OF l69th-st. " cor oil fulton,ave,
s9xi50 also beginning at q W cor OF lot Io9 OF
map Morrisania 500 50; also Fordhan.ave ga
where Ioi No 100 ani No 100 OF map OF Morris
snis Join. l0Oxls&x irreg; also cor OF Ford
nam.aye AND l69th.s. 34Xi25: also Fordham ave.
"a II OF i69Ih.st S9x 25y also Forfham-ave.
ses 81 IT Of l69th.st. 67xl25x frreg; also
sesof Shave 1884 n Of l69th.st, 55xf96x
irreg; also Sd ave 2oS IT OF l69thet 75x
100 John chlsr and wife 10 the John Echer am ooo
6.ihsi a SIb # " Of Eiton-avs. 25xiOO; August
Meise and wife TO Henry Mcise
Same property; Henry II hess To- gertrude Mess
sretne-sf 95 II . OF Housonst 23xlDo Lepp' =, ooo
Toplitz and wife TO Arthur Csrey.--.--.. 'o'ooo
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ulpi0en0 Notices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, !
No II BROADWAY NRw-Y DIRK. March ~ 1888
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
N Pc CENT ON the consolidated capital stock Of this
company payable at tins oco on and after
April =. lSsS. -. q .o,o.r . =, an Pet
day March i8 and reopened Tuesday. April j. at 10
o'clock a. II. 49, ,-1,,,.,,c r...,-o-
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that dividends have
declared Of the net earnings for heyear 1857
OF Three and Fny Cents share the PREFER q
stock Dollars and Fifty Cents per share on the
CON npany payable the 23d day OF
April next at tho onics Of the company AZ WansL' Now
York.
hc III, srcr books will 10 closed the 9th day Of March,
" ~ FRANK & BOND.
Wee President
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Ocean CLEANERS.


WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOE O t,rNaTOMN AND LiVERfOOl.. ,,rps
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL "a "rno
CELTIC CAPT r9g We 1 ST manc6 ~ IS Il 30 M
EIIi niJC CAPT DAWSON Wednesday, Apt noon
BRITANNIC Capt Pursel, Wed, April II; a 0 80 a. H.
~ From Whit star cock. FOOT Of west l Wns Datum
RATES-ssoon, $50 $50, go a t Sd or 70 the Old
Country 500 limited Gsmner Of ee9na cI iate
soe and s95; excursion, $50 and 800 fn nm
nspeetion OF plans other information Apply a1 e N
pahys ou0e' Az" " j. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tho White Star Line Steamships Arabic. ediilhs
Saturday March 81 and Baltic. April II 70
and iVernoo Will carry s-coni cabin and storage iat
9ar nnlv The second passengers "l Dc beI,hca
IN the saloon siaer0oms and have the use oi Wy 80
and saloon deck Rates $50 ana r'' Stcel"so 20 INV
Innv At The companys ofices Al Bfoaa"a5 o. 70 any
Pm local acents J. BRUCE ISMAY. Ageht
NUNARD LINE
NlW-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL wa oUhENSlo"N ''A'
TAS1 EXPRESS MAIL SEi:E1Ch- ~
scrvia Men ~ 80 m Gsllia AT, - 40 a. a. m
umSs Meh 81 se,ys SAT- AP ri p e5 IS
S,eersae tickets To- and all parts or Europe az Sey
low rates 70, freight aud pass4ge apply u Inc 'O"
PA'' VERNON II. BROWN co.. General Asen',
NJRCIJLAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
~ abroad available all parts OF the worli ISsucd by
" UFiDELBACH. ICKFLHElMER x CO.
Foreign Bankers, 20 WIIliartst
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Copntrs l]ropertp Go Get


COUNTRY PROPERTY in towns on
u Central Railroad OF n. J. ; nice homes
with modern improvements. FRENCH, 80
Pine-st.
X HORE PROPERTY. deep water dock,
S12 rooms barn. shed. two acres fruit
very accessible; suitable for private family
or club wanting elegant views yachting
bathing. fishing; terms reasonable. MEL
VILE MEAD. $50 Broadway.
ITO LET at LARCHMONT.-A furnished
cottage. . rooms; heater in basement,
comfortable for winter; nice lawn fronting
the Sound and the Park; unsurpassed
scenery and location; must be seen to be
appreciated very easy OF access to the city ;
90 miles distant, Communication less than 50
per month cars run often will rcii tn
April for 1925. Further particulars, IT, NJ.
STIVERS. so East Sis'-si.
cf0O RENT. at Fo>dhan, on Harlem
Srf W Railroad. hou.e barn. hennery;
2 IL acres; fruit. &C. Mrs. PIERCE, S35
East 1l0th-st.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

rrvrRpoor Nov 2O-.330 D. m Bee-hoaeIs ouvs I'm
nsy Porfoders oeT sRsrngy r PRIME sr msJy BACON
nIn ~ -, Moderately Cheese Holders offer moderately
american finest white coored september maze stsy en ~
tne-ricders offer moderately Rosn-Iisiaers cmer %
srateiy TaTiSpot and futuresHolders oner lalnzvt
~ ,yes,.rn sro Arm at 4Gs Cd Noyenper hrm ss
H. december and January as 3D. Whea-oiasrs, oms d
Holders offer freely futures Hode oner moderately mi2
December dun at is Cd Hops at London-Sew e~'
In good demand $3.50 IA. "a mar ouarter "a.
fined petroleum, 6eaa6 sd per gaiion =. IN. tr~,ca
ANTWERP 20--Wilcox's aru eiosoo NJ io' A-""~
ASTwsRp Nov ELECTROMAGNETIC pale American 4"
ERr yEs Nov Petroleum. marks 20 pfenniga
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER Nov 20The printing cloth msrxe, va
steady TO arm at 1919 for squares and &c for eoxos
cloths.
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA Nov. 20-Spansh gold. 2.36sdz37 Excnsnss
IN
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NEW DAILY 81 IsTEN PAGES

Hogs-Receipts last 90 hours were tz,o nsnn Toa Tor
the thus 30 For same time list week "a 200
Consigned through - carloads 10 which 10 NewYork so
carloads sae market steady. iAgnl pigs - a. a
- 90 Selected Workers. 50 45a$5 Do SeieSed Medium
Weights closing % 40 Rough 81 30 Gso oo sags ~ 2o6
81 10 carloads left over.
CHICAGO Union stock Yards Nov. 20" The Drovers
Journal" reports Catto-Receipts 5000 heal shipments
900 market active Beeves s5 00es5 so steers " 30
S. sockers and Feeders f9 90 d3 % COWS Bls and
Mixed 1888 rs, Texas Cattle 81 1908 20 Western
Rangers az 90 "a 10. ,-oo
Hogs-Receipt, $4,000 head; shipments 900; market
weak IS 20 as IS Heavy IS 25 as 3d. Light 80 10
as 40. skps 80 00S4 80: q ooo 49,,
Receipts 6ooo head shipments 1000 market
Natives Interior t0 Primo ~ % ~ ou western
SO So shon 50 80 az 80 Lambs 81 20
asa 65.
ST LOUIS Nov 2O.-Cattle- Receipts 5000 shipments
p25 market strong Choice Heavy Native steers 80 900
g. So Fair Good Native steers - 1870 10 Butchers
Steers Medium Choice 80 40 al 40 Stocrs aud Feeders
Fair Good, ~ 1903 90 Rangers cornfed 80 oo@4 lO
Grassfed - OOd3 10 o,o-
Hogs-Receipts $50 head shipments q ls5 market
firm Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 70 2oG iO
Packing Medium to Prime, 81 00a5 30 Light Grades
Ordinary Best SO 00d5 %.
Sheep-Receipus $50; shipments o3oi market nr fhir
10 Choice 50 OOG4 40
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by congdon set down as ior Bakers account an
Baker like Fairbanks has been recognized bull IsaneI
From that moment the price made long, quick drops
From al 10 ID May got a. low 81 0S SIS DecemDer
which had opened az 81 90 34 acted more demerast H.
even touching ~ 04. IL not day for much shots
selling The close not at the bottom some oI
The big sellers before o'clock started to gather IN
tIeir profits May closed Al 90 9s. December ~
al O5 SIS The former "a the latter l bS above
the lowest points The receipts Of corn SIC cars wes
large. The estimates for "Wednesday, $40 cars Prices
in tho pit weak, partly because OF the demoslira
In wheat but chiefly because OF continued selling
Of the options by Hutchinson. December opened ~
sold between 80 is and 81 SIS and closed at 81 100
49, May opened and closed at about the same nguIe
80 "a The provision pit. compared with recent days
was dull. There 30 600 hogs OF the yards, ana
prices there 10 cents lower.
On the curb May wheat sold at al 90 3-s.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARnE1S
vrAruRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was liquldating movement In wheat yesterday
which resulted In sharp declines in prices Spot. lots
we're 90 lower but exporters held and the business
generally was dull The transactions the options ex.
eeeded 100000 bushels, and at times considerable
excitement prevailed. Lower foreign markets and in
creased Western receipts and heavy selling the West
the se o we's hs SS
and after temporary rally OF 3sG6s cent the
Of values was pretty steadily downward December
opened at 81 OF fS improved trhe and then ran down
70 oil o4 7s closing with loss OF l.s cents al
81 O5 3.S May opened OIL "a cent at al IL sold at
ii IL Lie and ended at 81 IL SIS Final prices were
3Sdl2 cent above bottom figures, but losses
scored OF rs cents for November at 81 O4 rs and lis
cents January at 81 OF Is and February at IL rs "a
not fully symphats.ze with wheat but values were
after slight recovery from early figures, the options
closed of IA cent FOR November aud December AZ
Is 10 and is for January As 3s while Febra
AIRY at as was unchanged, and May was Ia higher
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LIVERPOOL. Nov 2O-4 D. m.-Coton-The SAFES OF 'ns uay
included $500 bales American. Futures cose" ~;
Uplands Low Mdding eause November oeis ,s ssop,
sellers, November and December delivery zotn sforf
December and January delivery 276id value oa n %
February delivery 27.6id sellers February anu
delivery 27.6iS buyers March and Ap aennery' 20
CAD buyers April aud May delivery 3ios1 f III ary
33-8id sellers
GALVESTON Nov 20-Cotton steady Mlddlng Va; Low
Midding 5l6 Good Ordinary S net and gross receipts
eg67 bales exports to Britain 1000 bales coast
wise "a 800 bales sales U73 bales stock, 6lOs3 bales
NORFOLK Nov 2O-Coton steady Mddlng 90; net
ann gross receipts 49, bales exports TO Great Britain
bales coastwise 3s2 bales sales zZ44 oe' soA' a'''
bales .,,,,,..- nj. mn, ana
gross tecepts 2053 bales exports ooastwisa bales
sales $50 bales stock 67,05s bales
SAVANNAH Now 20-CooS dnl Miaahng - o hy~
772i bales exports To France, naies oost"lse wa
bales. sales 1000 bales; stock. 1888 bales
voprEAys Nov 2O-Cotton steady suddling 9s.: Low
Middlng Ga Good Ordinary, os; net receipts 2,oOo
bales: exports To Great Brit
ain $3.50 bales eoastwis bales sales 1000 paes s"ck'
bales.
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at AZ rs cents Oats showed comparative nrmnsss and
options closed unchanged for November az 81 IL anc
December 81 81 and Is cent better for January AZ
81 "a and May at 35 Ia cents Lard was firm IN ,ns
early dealings but the absence OF export demand
produced weakness in options which closed goi2s
lower, as follows: November eS so; December IS W :;
January, Is SO; February, Is So; March. IS 81;
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported yesterday at
York Baltimore Phila ielpha and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 25 769 bushels 300 9G0 bushels
oats ISL ITO bushels total gran 513 o05 bushels hour
1904 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and St. LOUIS
the arrivals Wheat o. 500 bushels; 274 29o
bushels oats I'LL 548 bushels total grain. 6i3707 bush
els; -four, "a, 1861 barrels
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. 20 (speciaD.-It is thought tonight
that there are left big lines OF long wheat
II there is left any great load OF long stun II Is
held in Minneapolis by Pllsbury. To-day's break IS
preAy good proof that Fairbanks did sell last week
wheat opened strong 2 cent advance and even sold
M little The largest buyers Of Monday, Schwartz
Dupee & Co., and Jones. Kennett Hopkins were
Allied The crowd full OF about 500 900 bushels
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVE STOCK MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2OCatte-Receipts last "a hours were
~ head Total Tor the week thus far 6,sI5 FOR lhc
time last week 60tO None consigned trough 20 car
loads on sale all heavy. shipped In first hands. 80 -,
Sheep and lambsRecepts ~ hours were l4oO hcau
Total for the week thus far 25 For the same time last
week l44oO None consigned through 30 carloads on safe
all held over nominally unchanged.
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Real estate.

C1TY property to sell. rent and manage.
OCYRILLE CARKEAU. Agent Grand
st. and Bowery
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Citp 11ropertp for Sale

A eUPERBLY BUILT. planned and fin
Aished medium sized dwelling.
6TH-AVE., FACING CENTRAL PARK.
AT 62D-ST.
For sale low, with immediate possession. The
house has been overhaued and magnifeently
decorated lot extra depth. Keys OF V. X.
STEVENSON & CO.. LOG Broadway and 66s
F1fth-ave.
AN ELEGANT 4-story house In West
AS5th-st, Nos. AZ, so and 81 box stoops.
cabinet trimmed; all the latest improve
mentS Inquire on premises or Of JAMES
A. FRAME. owner and builder.
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YOUNG WOMAN's CHRISTIAN ASSo
L BROOKLYN
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Johnson Building. junction Flatbush ana
Dressmakins.

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A FrER YOU have tried all dressmaker.
n AMI stl1l being displessed, call az Prof
SOMMERs's English Tailoring and French
Fancy Dressmaking Establishment, lun
onnnsd 81 West 2ith.st Pattern and goods
cnt 10 measurement; hats trimmed.
nRESSMAKER.- an experienced dress
IL maker; from Pingats Paris woul4
ike q few customers perfect ntter sna
stylish draper Address MODESTO loo
RESSMAKER. the day or week;
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TEN; SO per day. Address Miss FABRI-
Gus. 1926 West 59th-st -
nREssMAKER-By a dressmaker. who
Uwants TO 20 out by the day terms
reasonable. Common. lap Sdaye., COZ.
SOtn-st.
nRFSSMAKING.-B a hrst-class dress
OmalIer by the day In private family or
woult do work at home, al low prices.
997 Oth-ayc., 2d floor.
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Rooms n)anteo

ID GARD WANTED for three adults In
ID the Oranges or summit; two or three
well heated pleasant rooms req "a
dress, with terms and PARTICULARS L. NJ,
294 Quincy-st., Brooklyn.
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I q OMPANION.-By lady Tor young
| - lady who has been In her family four
years il a good reader. writes well. and Is
entirely trustworthy. Address Mrs. c. DIT,
| 10 West 40th-st.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-28
THE World Moves"

Maintained Calico, when his tormentors raeked
him for advocating the true system Of Copernicus.
Certain follies hold out. however, against The illu-
minaiion Of discovery and experience. There are
hosts of people who, because they have adopted GER
tain principles, continue TO swallow them TO their
dyi' day in defiance OF the laws Of common sense.
Mercury, drastic purgatiyes, super-potent nArcot-
les and sedatiyes, though they have given ground
before the irresistible progress Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a national. painless remedy for
disorders Of the liv- r, the stomach and the bowels,
still continue to make ambuIating apotheearies'
shops OF many stOmacbs. The symptoms Of liver
trouble are easily remsdiable without any abdomi-
nal disturbance with this beneheent alternative.
So also are sick-headaehe, heartburn and AZ ina
bilily to digest satisfactorily. 1t cures fever and
ague, rheumatism and kidney trouble.