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Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

In looking around for gifts don't forget
that Stroud, 100 West Second street,
sells dry goods and notions at the lowest
prices We have a full line OF ladies,
gents and children's underwear, said 70
be the cheapest in the city. Blankets,
comfortables and bed spreads, gents and
boys laundried white thlrts, 50 cent?;
suspendeTs, neckties, ladies' and gent's
eellu,cid eollars and cuffs, chlldren's
hools and infants caps, sbAwls, table
covers, towels, Turkish towels, splashers,
handkerchief from cents up, ladies'
and gents silk handkeTchiefs and mud
lers, gloves. stockings, pocketb books,
colognss, hay rum, fancy tOape, ladies'
faEcy hair pins, dolls for the little ones
anl French sateen 10 drfss them In all
eolors at 10 cents per yard. Also great
many more arti les, which we guarantee
to cell at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
w.unr K.lsro, o.msal.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec 2l.-The
Amerii aus speeial ,oi resDoneen', who
Las bern at Wat ajax, Mis- reporting
the race troubles, telfgraphs as lolloNs
from Art sin, NJ A.. tO-nigh::
"On my way 70 Columbus from Waha-
lax, here thought tue war was over |
was n ercept d b a message, which r. ad
as iOllDSs: Il have Ius received note
from the Lills reporting he negroes sur
rounded aud fhuw ng fight They out
mum er the whites, WAC will defer al
attack until aid comes
Similar legrAus have been sent u
all adjou ing towns as representing tn,
Eecesh or more NTH as urgent. l vii
return there Tomorrow"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Though DR.. S,Iye.,or o.
been in telling health n, Ou,lNlck d
ness e his death which ' 'oIsll', .
o'clock yesterday morning I. .iel q
70 nv many friends, lhejs NV. ssuIpl
S y ne he visited bis broitr; G ,i,o,,.
10 no $O' Maryland sy,nu. s V,0!s 4,
mere be was suddenly a,n.Fs5 gI v, y.
81 s'stion aud had to be- nt,a ss !
Ing. ne weakened slate ofhs Tenn 90 =
way under tie hitaek aui hi. Az 3
aosl, us ianenl will taEe nv ~ I.
morrow, in,crmrut a, Ola $50. y''S &
Try lie reprrse 4 The Ninth ~, ~
We Board Of E3u alton l,o t1 W. w
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Fresh mixtures, los. per b DeVerel
Bros s Z Fourth street
Paper she'll almonds, SOC. per ID. Dew
eTsll Bios., 3. Fourth street
Extra mixtures, l2c. per b Devefel
Bros., z. Fourth street
English walnuls, 10, 10 and isc. pei
ID. Devereil Bros 5 Z. Fourth street.
New cream nuts, l0c. per 1t Deverel
Bros 4 Fourth street
Candy toys . lbs. for Csc. Deyerel
Bros, r. Fourth street.
Extra doe French mixtures, Zoe per ID
Deyereil Bros, z Fourth street,
French mlKtures, l5e. per n Deyerell
Bros 4 Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
HOLIDAY Pr S{NTS,

Firssito O0n OF ShoeI OF Sean less Foot
WAimsr. COmbin nE warmth, durability,
phabillty tnd nOiEleasnesi, they have no
% AL - 10 fO1tNaAT ter lnVAlide, npFRsa
sijefiy people OF anyone troubled with o / /
o. ten Ter f's5. In the sick om IN the
stujy, or Bny rCom hsvinS . cold d JoT, their
HoOd Jualiti-e - ID bentn Ats most Rp.
pito cd and b. q osO WhU have used them,
raeS are iLez ysnGive. These bhoeA sT0 NO.
ven n iAsi, lintd oply with wool well
Quilted htvibs plant rssset 50 % team
10 worn vi h utBolea, totTE udtpendent OF
tL(mj ind nave oolored ties and I'M tep
Wo. X. Price Men hoes 49, IR1lss
Jtoes 81 %; missea' shes Sl2s Ohiidis
Shoes 81 Is; lusEinB. gl.2b In ordeFinE
4 We BiSB OF 10 iih0r shoe worn, send orders
eAfly 90 IS 10 rec siyR them In due lime
r. M. STBk WOOD, uese tos tor MO.
nho.te, dealer IN fobA -, ssgArs, STATEN.
orr, B-Ohs, Goni' ctl1noiy ana Mems FuE-
nishisg Goods, Nsaa;E, Dtl d2RsI
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Mars LANDING, \ December 81
Robert Elder, the lIsmmpnton parrl
eide has prepared for public inspection 4
statement OF bis trial, In which he gives
The testimony verbatim, even to tn
crOss examination aud pleas, without the
use of any notes or papsts, He makel
several pleas for himself, stating what HI
ihiLks are good reasons for his CLAIM
ior scquittal on the grounds OF self de
tense
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

LouDoN, Dec. 2l.-A Zauzlolr des.
patch says Letters date Stanley Falls,
August ~, have b en- delivered IRE b.
Tipgo5 TlL's men They safe that the
letter ware elyed az Stanley Falls by
Henry N Stanley on August - Stanley
was then 81 BOnyala, on the Aruwbimi
where he had arrived on August IL. he
had left Emim Paeha eighty two days be
fore in perfect health aud provided with
UlentV Of food
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

You will require all The ae41 ~, ioa ~, "a
get this kind oil WsAIn ,a ma p,tenl.
American covering, invented lIa mss'irr
ed by james +. Wood ( Co, /. n. a'i S,,,
NJ With gooj sue e.s, and Plritf. who who. MI ny,
II would not be without H. 80, = '' e6n Oh.
and all the rooms are h'4''l w.
ably,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

NKw YORK, d c 2l.-An inye tiga
lion Of the accounts Of Edgar e. Harris,
the deiaulting ticket agent OF he New
York aud New Haven Railroad at the
Grend Central Depot, SHOWS that hll
pCculatiOn amounts to $4,000. Nothing
has been learned with regard to Harris
whereabouts. TIE company will lost
rUth!ng, as Harris bond for 81 900 Il
good.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
TRY IT!
Sslf-Raisiog & Prepared
3UCKWHEAT FLOUR
Observation-Disclosures
3 Id packages, l5c only.
J. J. SMITH,
FOURTH & SHIPLEY SITS
DIR. THEET
53S N. Fourth ST
Bslou Green
PHILADELPHIA.

IS ysATs practical aIpsnsa@
Guarantees To cure usTs lui9fm
safer and permanent thla ~
adsgItiatng physician eli sBa
eiAlDiaeAAeA, HiBod PoisoH
ska Diseases, ptmpiss
BiOtehest Obatinate Ulcer
ObHtrurtlsnA, iudhnnmAiisa
Of Kidney, Hladder and sthi
orEAuH NeFy aus bebllteI
EHFly Decay, Wenknyaa. u
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
Rss,auraus Issopsnsd

A. W. Randolph, having come into
possession OF the premises OF the late jas.
4. McVey, Nos. I07 and 100 r., nch street,
has opened q iirst-elAss oyster and eating
house. The place was opened 10 day
with everything new aud neat, and was
literally patronlzcd Mr. Randolph has
also furnished number OF rooms Tor the
Accommodate Of travellers who have no
liked residence
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

James F. Wood & Co. are making large
shipments of pipe covering to the West
and Northwest The American covering
has stood the test, aud orders are coming
In daily for ali purpose, such as heater
aud furnace pipes aud steam pipes aud
water pipes, to keep them from freezing
The Mes,rs Wood X Co haze quite a
bonanza In their patent covering
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Rev T. / til5a j vii lecture 10 tho
NJ. r Cb.ra4i Sasp1t 90 Thursday
eyrnin-. tHtgig O., d, al i.5J O'Clock, N
ordcrilIa.r.uuls 20 Asist 10 paying oil
thr church lelt, amounting TO soma
t5UO, ucl. 1he meeting oi confluence,
r. yc,,p haze also be u lent to mem-
bpts e. rlrlaEl kels assiu 3 coultiba'
tirutlsl rej 81 Hama ls an eAfhesl
worker aa'H.tNofss .u.I be success
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

We sim have very large stock of these
beautiful, artistic souvenirs of the happy
Christmas timts. They are In the b. Sc
meEt. We will be open until noon
Christmas Day. Delaware Printing Com
pany, 22i Market street, formerly James
81 Webb
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
Uard Of 1nAnk'

We ara very grateful for ,s v, l ny b
patronage we have reSV I..ire 10 ~ "
will be open until , m,lI ,n,,, d,y, Deb.
I've aud until noon Christmas dli NJ
ware Printing Comrany, "a
toT,nerly james * Webb
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

RnnAWby.

The horse attached to ile ;, l u, Iy,iia
of Ward Springs ran a" ,iDg tbs Flsnl
street this morning, up,'' a, the eonti q
and spIlllng the content. ~. :, " The Vlgua
Seventh and Madison slIe S,. S to ~
S SSss badly dsm4ged The n''"
caught near Fourth street
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

An insane woman NAMED .og is hlI ! n \,
aged about 95 yesrs, ana ~ ,v AKA g {, p 3.
- East Seventh street, wS I'd VII Y
poiIeo station this r1ornlns, iS ID
removed to the lnsane WI
aImshouse this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
Ju,, LoeE ), ne EarrnIns.

Come early and get your choice in
the basement OF sol Market street.
Goods reduced to half price. Tin
ware, games, toys, building blocks,
baskets, &c.
NJ. A. TAgGART.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

bargain price, On rubb'r boots and
'Aucy slipI ers, and the lowest prices in
the city for good footwear ~ FoTman's,
No. 10 East Fourth street, between
MARI eI and King.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

n thing nicer for a Christmas gift than
ticket fer the Insttuts Library Good
70. all the year For sale at the libra.
riaa's desk
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

HASTlHGS-hT GuIes- By the rev n.
N. BToWHs At the MstbOiiit parsonage,
FeWhIk, ( o., on Thu GdEy, Itctm beT 20
Merritt z. hattin 8 Of Hs4 castle and
Miss kilos J. BuEEins OF 0iatgoW.
DUTr H-EM NuNs-Un the 1854 inst ~
the Rev. ~, L, white 81 his rfs,dotos,
SO spouse street, Eqoth o. Button sna
LunS Nj. kmmOnB both u this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

A lored man named David Williams,
who drives wagon Tor Vim BARKER, a
well known carter, hrol e bis lie tLls
morning while unloading beer At Fourth
and ombard sIrtets
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

There was another large ,, SIoS4 ,si d
WILMINGTON Rink lest ~ ,se..e Se,ai FT.
management invite ali l rr'F and spsid )
TO be present this evening
r,lnaannI hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

II you buy Bible, or hymn book, OF
pooketbook for one dollar or over you
can have II marked free of charge with a
name in gold. Aud our price for these
goods are as low as the lowest. Della
ware Printing Company, 1924 Market
street, formerly jam, & Webb.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

in chilircn's ami misses coats and
dressgs Al tho ne Pbilaie'phia ladies'
cloak and suit store, No l9l Market
street. wilmington
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Herbert Haytcr, No 223 King street.
desires 10 return hls thanks to the differ
cnt dre companies for exting1ishlug the
flames at bis sto.e aud dwelling this
Saturday morning
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
OnoisTS iSISntum

prevented aud CURED by Hooper's Ano-
dyne. Best medicine for teethinR and
oollo. All druggists
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
postDOned

The mothers meeting ,,oId,y aAsrpoal
Scott NJ. Z. Church, has s Uss d "
until further notice 0"
holidays. a
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

Wsrranted singers A written guar
antee given with every bird. j. d.
Harkins, No. 2l5 West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

to buy furniture for holiday presents and
Adair'e, 4l5 Market street, Is the place %
save money, a his prices are the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

TIL Sc specially cabinets best aud
cheape't--at Hollands Photograph ga''
cry, so Md ket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

A apo assortment Of muse SSs soI !
styles aud prices % Hi "a to us. b .
music boxes, from '1'0'
Robelen.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

h the cheapest place In the city to get
plush rockers Tor presents.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
KruMmaPosA

Kiiss, Krlssy, Kringiei
Table bells jingle.
HtAtuettes, toys blocks,
Watshes, rings, clocks,
Diamonds, brOochea
Sapphirea aud rubies,
Tbimblea, pens, pencils a
aud ibe utensils, u
Card eAsee, rubiea,
Rings for doll babies,
Opera glasses
For your best lassieS. ~
Novelties unique,
{ Nice Clocks
q thAi eau speak.
BAynard's friends you meet,
Fifth and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22
MICHAEL GRADY.
DEALER Is FINE-
Boots, Shoes and RubbtTs.

No 234 King Street.
Now is the time to Blu,
your Winter Boots and
Shoes. Go 10 NJ. Grady,
pa King etreet, where you
will find the largest and finest
assortment 10 the city Of
Ladies'. Gents and Chill
1ren's Fine Shoes; gents
irst.class hand-ma de shoes.
every pair guaranteed. Ali
sirds OF coarse wear and
Rubber Wear; ali the best,
a d cheapest in the city
Call and see.
M. GRADY.
n22-tr
Daily Republican., 1888-12-22

o visit Adslr's before buying your pres-
ent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

LOT NO. 500 suits of the celebrated
Livingston Cashmere, cut sack and frock,
every coat bearing me aDei gIaiiaaseeeng
We have made the price S1S per suit; S22
would be cheap for them.
LOT NO. 6-1O0O Mems all Wool Panta-
looms, extra quality, at only $500 and $3.50
per pair.
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BOARD.

A YOUNG LADY desires board, and room
"A heated by steam or furnace, within few
minutes walk Of the post office. State terms to
L. A. D., Press ONCE. 27-1
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boston PRODUCE MarMog,

BOSTON. Oct. 1. 18s8.-The FOLLOWING are tc-
days quotations OF PROVISIONS, &C..
Pork-Cuts 10 00019 rs; backs 10 5Oa2o co;
lean ends 20 5oa2l 90; pork tongues at 10 90;
prime mess 10 00Gl 9 30.
Lard-Choice at 1l1sc p II IN ties 1o-pas in
cases 12c 5-ib 12Ac.
Hams at. IL: pressed hams 1211c.
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs. at 85sc y h
country do at TIC.
Buuter-Mestern extra crnIery at 23G24c; irStS
and extra hrsts at 19a22c; extra imitation crem
at l7talac; do seconds 50 &c do factory, choice
121@aI412c; New York and Vermont extra crm
at z4@25; do ext firsts at 81 @23c; New York and
Vermont, good to choice, 21@23c; fair to good 16
td2oc; Eastern crm good to choice at 2UCG23c.
strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing prices lG2c
higher
Cneese-North choice, at 9d91s ;lower grades at
TO quality; Western at $3.50; sage 99lOc. job
bling prices 1ac higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras 2l@2l1ac; fancy nearby
and N II 21@22c; fresh Western at 199l9hc;
N 5 and N B at 2ol2012e; Miehigan choice
20@20lac. Jobbing price lie hisher
Poultry-FreSh killed North and East chickens,
Choice spring, 20a22; fair to good at l5@l7c;
fowl choice at 15@16c; common to good at 12G
lac; ducks, young, lac western iced turkeys,
young, At I6alS; old 12Hc; live chickens 11a
lie; live fowls, Eastern I1@ l2c; ducks at 901lc.
Beans-Cnolce small n hand picked pea al
215a2 20 y bush; choice New York large hand
picked dc 0eG2 To- small Vermont hand-pick-
ed do az 2 60G2 rs.
itay-Ghoice prime slsas2o; some fancy 500;
fairUa good at GIG 00a$16 90; Eastern fine STA
10M$11. Rye straw. choice, at 00Gs16 so;
oat straw U0G9 90.
POtatoes-Sl 30 u Dbl for choice natives Houl-
ton Rose soc ~ bush, and Hebrons soc.
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yxTANTED-A capable girl for general house,
w work in a small family; must have good
references. Apply before p. m. at 1877 NEW
BURY STREET. 26-1
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BOSTON-Ar 29th schs & 6 w Kinds, Cole
man. Weehawken; Eta A Simpson, Bunker,
Hoboken: Julia s. Martha, Young New York !;
VIM Duren, Cove, Calais; Eldora. Sfront. Machas;
Imogene, Smith, Bluehill; M Cushman, Potter,
White Foam, Ford, Hancock; Emma w Day,
Grndle. Penobscot; Prince. Coombs. Rock
land California, Morton, Waldoboro; Two Bro
theirs. Hatch, Bath; Sarah, Oliver. do.
Cid 29th, sch Hannah Carlton, Bryant, Hills
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good cook; references requir-
wv ed. Call at ~ FREE STREET.. 261
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"How Shall Our Girls Be
have ?" is the title of Mrs.
Sherwood's paper on half our
spoiled children-the other half
are boys-in the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper.
Send ten cents in silver or
stamps; and you shall have it
the rest of the year, Septem-
Der, October, November, De
cember.
And we shall have your half
dollar next year.
We are after a million sub
scribers-have three-quarters.
The October number is on
the news-stands-six cents.
LADIES HoMR JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.
se25 nrmcdE9
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DETROIT, Oct. IL. 1sSs.-Wheat-No1 White
at O31a No Red at / 05M. Corn-No at
451Re. Oats-No 2 at 251ac.i
SAVANNAH, Oct. /, ls88.-Cotton is quiet;
middling 8 slice.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1, 1885, Cotton market
quiet; middling 1876.
MEMPHIS, Oct l, 1885. 8lten steady; mid
ding at 9%c.
MOBILE, Oct. 1. lSse.-Cotton market is
steady ;middling at 8 IL Ice.
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Ex-diyidend
New York Mining Stocks.
CHICAGO Catrlo Markei

CHICAGO. Oct. i, IasS-Cattle market-re-
ceipts 10,0O,l; shipments $500; strong; beeves at
80; steers 3 25eu3 70; stockerS and feeders at
2 Oud3 10; cows, bulls and mixed att 4oa3 { o
Texas cattle 6502 SO.
Hogs receipts II 500; shipments 5000; strong
$40, light 60@8 10; skips at 5000 80.
Sheep-receipts 10,000 shipments $4,000 :slow
and higher: natives 1904 90; Western ESQ
8 so; Texans at.2 8093 so; lambs at A o0g4 40
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arc Your PuIIets LayIng7

This question is often asked at this season by
persons keeping hens: and the answer is too
often, "No! and suppose they wont lay until eggs
get cheap next spring, just my luck" 1t ought
not to be your luck Pulets Matched in April
last should have commenced laying month ago;
while May and June matches should be laying this
month. II is not too late even now, to force the
early pulets to laying in few weeks. The late
ones, even as late as July and August, can be
brought foreward, SO as to pay well, while eggs
bring good prices Strictly fresh pullets eggs will
probably retail as high as 30 to 60 cents per
dozen, in Boston and New York markets, before
March LIST 1889. Mrs. L. J. Wilson of Northboro
Mass, says; SIN past years, have noticed when
my pullets laid at all, they would lay litter and
then, either want TO set, or nope around for ten
days, often for weeks doing no laying. Last fall
and winter. there was no interruption of their lay
Ing The results were the best ever saw in an
experience of eighteen years. My thirty pullets
were all just six months old, when they COM
meneed laying never saw such return OF eggs
In just eight weeks after they commenced TO lay,
the thirty pullets laid 1437 eggs; which as
cribed to the use of Sheridans Condition Powder,
to make hens lay" The new and enlarged edi-
tlon OF the Farmers Poultry Guide contains much
information upon the above subject /. S. John
son q Co., % Custom House Street, Boston,
Mass, (the only manufacturers of Sheridan's
Powder, to make hens lay will send Guide
postpaid, TO any address, for 20 cents in stamps:
or two 20 cent packs of Sheridan's Powder and
the book for so cents, five packs 81. large pa
pound can of the Powder for 81. 20 postpaid and
the Guide free; six cans So, express prepaid.
They will send a testimonial circular free to any
one.
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Memoranda.

Sch Maggie Andrews, Snow, from Portland for
Baltimore, put into New Bedford 28th with loss of
sails and an anchor on Nantucket Shoals. She
proceeded 29th.
Sch Tivano, from Boothbay for Boston, before
reported ashore at Wood Island, will probably be
total loss. Her cargo of fish was insured for
$4,000. No Insurance on vessel.
Sch Harmona, before reported ashore at Edgar
town. foated 28th without damage.
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VXTANTED-A capable girl for general house
w work in a family of four mo children
good cook required. Apply with references to No
"a DEERING STREET. 29-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

VIII positively cure sick headache
and prevent its return. Carters Little Liver
Pills. This is. not talk, bnt truth One pill
dose. See advertisement. Small pill. Small
dose Small price.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE KARKsT.

OOp' 1Ooo'
Flour excited and irmer with higher prices at
New York and the West quotations unchanged
here, but further advance may be look for, ow-
ing TO the strong position of Wheat. Corn firm
and steady. Lard is about i4c better. Sugar is
steady without decided change in prices. Pork
firmer. Beans lower. Sweet Potatoes easier:
The following are to-days closing quetaEiua. of
llrain- Pr,rvisiona. &c. .---- -
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Valparaiso Aug Is, ship Grandee, Ellis
San Pedro, land sid for Pisagua.)
Passed Pauilac Sept 80, ship Corsica, Purington
from New York for Blaye
well, New York.
Ar at Cienfuegos Sept 3oth sch Robt Ruff, Still
phen, Pascagoula.
Sid 3Ist, sch Caroline Gray. Rowe, New York.
son, Pascagoula.
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european Markets.

by IbItBTdpI.I
LONDON. Oct. 1, 13sS.-U. s. Is, 1919 zAss
1895
LONDON, Oct. 1, Massachusetts at 81 fer both
money and the account.
LIFEbPJOL,s Oct. 1.-The Cotton market is
dull and very small business; middling uplands
at Cd do Orleans tat Cd; sales 5000 bales; spec
ulation and export 1000 bales; receipts 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ]. 1SS8-Quotations- Win
ter wheat Is 9d@7s l0d; Spring at rs 9dalcs.
Club IS 2dGSs Sd. Corn-mixedi Western As 914 d.
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LNOR sALE-In Freeport, farm containing ITO
IL acres well divided cuts so tons hay good
pasture with plenty of water wood enough for
home use, ia story house with French roof;
barn 40x80; one mile from Freeport villag and
X. X. station; will be sold at bargain, Apply TO
JOHN II. PROCTOR, Centennial Block. 29-1
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soston Stock EHarker.
New York Stock and money naarker.
TBy Telepraph.1

NEW YORK. Oct. l, 18ss.-Money on call
mas been easy, ranging from 2 TO per cent: last
loan at 2, closing offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper at 4s4 az. Sterling Exchange
quiet and steady With actual business at A 1914
rates A 841a@4 1914. Government bonds dull
but firm. Railroad bonds active and strong. The
stock market closed active and strong at hiehest
prices of the day.
Ane iran ,acLlcns at the stock Exchange aggre-
gated 507 .3l5 shares.
Tnc following are to-day's quotations OF Govern
m
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NEW
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY, Oct. l.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bennett, New York-mdse
to j B Coyle.
Steamer State of Maine, Hilliard, Boston for
st John. NIB.
Sch Boomer, Harper, Boston.
SchC v Minot Hathaway Machias
Sch Enterprise, Oliver, Bath.
Sch Daisy, Cushman, Camden.
Sch w @ Pendleton, Weber, Damarstotta
Sch q Taylor. Hendricks, Saco
Sch Ariel, Gray, South Gardiner for Boston,
Sch st Leon, Perkins, Castine for Boston.
Cleared.
Sch Van, (Br) Mcmillan. Isaacs Harhor-master
Sch Clara Leayitt, Lombord. Kennebec, TO load
for Charleston-J s Winslow & Co.
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor-Kensell &
Tabor
Sch Sophia Willy, Williams, Bangor-Kensell
g. Tabor.
Sch Loella, AIMEE, Bangor-Kensell & Tabor.
SAILED-Brig Chas A Sparks, for Wiscasset
In tow. Will take part cargo there for Senegal
aud return here to fill up.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

Mr.. Kegs (from Kalamazoo, with intense dis
gust)-Here, waiter, j ordered raw oysters
What on earth are these nasty black stones?
Waiter (petriied) Oystahs, sah-on de half
shell, sah
Mr., Keggs-Haff shell, is it? oh, git out I've
eat million canned oysters out home, and new
er saw shell on airy one of them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

ENOR SALE-Masons and Contractors fur
IL nished with flrst-quality brick; long and
short lumber at lowest market prices. Address
W., Press ONCE, Portland, ME. 2S-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

Young Mr.. Sissy (who prldes himself on his
music So you would like to hear sing, would
you Bobby?
Bobby-Yes, sir. IL you would be so kind.
Mr. Sampson-Are you particular about what
Isigg?
what Sister Clara calls your alleged singing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02
Wanted.

vvANTED-A competent and steady general
w homework girl or woman; who Is good
Main cook and laundress; to do all the work In a
family of two; at good wages: house has all con
yeniences. Address LOCK BOX Co." Biddeford
Ne pol
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-10-02

EOR sALE-Few pair Pekin Ducks,
IL months old. Also one water spaniel pup,
months old. Il. DOW, No. 389 Cumberland
street, Portland, Me. IL