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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28
BrllaIn's War Scare.

Great Britain's secretary for war, Ed.
ward Stanhope, yesterday repeated with
Gsliberation and emphasis the warning
given by him month ago. lie then said
1hat there was thunder cloud hanging
over Europe, and that sooner or later,
probably sooner, 1t would burst, bringing
The aercest and most horrible war ever
known, and he added gravely, that he
hoped England would not become In
v0lved. This speech called forth the
most severe criticism as unwarranted and
alarmist, but StAnhope said nothing, and
hs now gives bis countrymen first. class
ecare by telling them that he feels entitled
g warn them OF danger. He says that
oootingencies may arise which will re-
quire Euglxnd not only TO find herself
peepared but prepared for most sudden
eaergency. If this don't raise panic of
ouniclent size to give the secretary all the
eash be may want for arms and defences
y will be very strange. 1t looks as
though he had taken y hint from Bis
0Arck as TO the best way of obtaining
military credits, but there is possibility
That be may have good reason for genuine
tear OF war. That suggestion receives
support from Q story telegraphed from
brunels few days ago and not
yee contradicted. 1t was said that Lord
LyttOn, the British minister at Paris,
1ad Informed Lord Salisbury that Gen.
eral Boulanger was disposed to quiet the
agitation against Germany, but bent ON
provoking England. 1t is also significant
thasj sjusta few days before Stanhope's first
alarming speech Lord Salisbury made
eoms very suggestive remarks which
vere copied In Paris papers as referring
% Fnnce. In foreign countries, he said,
ministers are not absolutely permanent;
toey change not infrequently, and no one
mo has not the gift of prophecy can
1ocsee into whose hands the power over
xemendous armaments may at any time
- placed"
Al the time, these remarks were not
tno0ght to mean much, but taken in con.
neoti0n with the Brussels story and STAN
Aope1 speeches they now mean great
81. England viii now be reminded that
Fnnce has the strongest navy in the
~esd and transport capacity recently
esetmated at GO,0oO men with all equip-
UenA England spends about $50 ,Oo0,-
80 year on her army and navy and has
- army. II Boulauger has the ambition
- bsooms Q Napoleon and wishes to
eeeuIs Russian alliance against GERMANY
- might plot campaign agains, Eng.
lend as his first move in the terrible game.
throughout his career England was
Aapoleon's greatest nuisance, and d,
Boulanger has Eapoleoaic ambition he
may believe that it is best to crush the
hsitish first. But Boulanger has given
10 sign Of any ability Of that kind ard
finance would hardly follow him in a
Gourse 10 wild ana rnlnous. We prefer
70 believe for the present that Stsnhope
1stalking for pounds sterling wanted for
1osts and guns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

A FEATURE of the New York centennial
celebration OF the Inauguration OF Wash.
ingion Will bs grand ball In the Nj otro
polilan opera house to be opened by q
quadrille Now every remote descsn ndsnt
OF revolutionary celebrities wants q place
In that Qusdrille, and there 10 q strong
party claiming the floor on the principle OF
ohicial distinction. The committee is
already disposed to retire In terror from
ths brandishing of family trees anu the
argument OF other claims for permission to
trip the light fantastic,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

In an Interview published In the New
York Herald from It's European edition,
tho Italian premier, Crispi, says that
though his country II now travsrsing Q
crisis, he hopes TO keep the pesos by pre-.
pairing for ell emergencies. He decline d
70 discuss tho wisdom Of the inaugural ion
OF ltaly's African policy, but said nothing
could now be done 10 modify military 90.
tion There, and Italian possessions must be
extended 90 % to prevent the natives from
thinking Italy weak. or temporal power OF
tho pope he said: "As we'll talk OF the obso-
lele governments OF the Middle A ges. The
temporal power IL now thing Of the past
O toy for dull hours OF mimic and would. bs
statesmen. Italy has no dread OF the mat
ter ever being revived seriously"
The recent riots, he says wore provoked
by foreign workmen. lie professed tho
warmest friendship for France, and said
that he considered II criminal 70 encour-
age unfriendly feelings towards her.
This interview may help to silence the
tiresome warnings Of correspondents ~ to
the danger between Italy and France and
the sggessfveness OF Crispi. lie In only
anxious to have Italy hold her own, and
parhsI get hor share OF the plunder when
that long talked OF European war gets
under way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

.ssssAs nutb0eys Sos 40. i0ss
Fourteen shades Of finest
Broadcloth just in sight. The
new tints are among them
peaches and cream, old.rose,
sage, chamois, and the like.
Altogether there are forty
seven shades OF this grade
$2.7s.
Twenty.six shades at $3.50.
Twenty-three shades at s..
Grand stuhs, every one. We
pick them from finest In the
Broadcloth world.
Northwest OF centre.
Lighter weight, but still Of
true Broadcloth finish, and a
favorite dress stuff as we'll as a
Habit material.
.75c. 81, $I.25, and $3.50.
About twenty colors at each
price. SO to SO inches.
If you have a thought that
leans toward Broadcloth, the
stuff Is here to clinch it.
Southeast OF centre.
Maybe a hundred 50 cent
double-width All-wool Suitings.
Stripes, plaids, and solid colors.
Good looking stuffs-something
for any right.minded taste. Bet
ter weight and quality than
you've been used to get for
half a dollar.
Southeast OF centre.
5H pounds Of good wool.
IL ounces fine cotton.
That's the makeup OF our six
and-a third-pound Blankets at
IS a pair. You won't mistrust
the cotton warp. Helps rather
than hurts, anyway. But the
fine fluffy wool is all that shows.
A big. generous Blanket.
The last lot we expect to have
at the price.
Near women's waiting Room.
Half a handful OF posies, for
a dime or SO, and a touch OF
Ribbon. will make the old hat
or bonnet fresh and clipper
and help it to hold out hand
some till new-bonnet time.
Southeast of centre.
Whatever dirt there is is
likely to be afloat now. You
needn't drink it if you don't
care to.
Gate City Filters (porous
stone), $4.75 to $40, with ice
chamber. IS to $3.50.
ewett Filters, with cooler, S.
to $40; Kitchen Filters, S. to
$7.25.
Basement, north OF centre.
The sort OF floppy weather
that makes you curious about
temperature. As easy to know
as to guess-and about as
cheap. Thermometers in a
dozens out-landish shapes, or as
simple as two straws. From
25C.
Juniper sirG o. tide.
A third under regular prices
for neat, new.pattern triple
plated Silver Ware. Cake
Baskets,iButter Dishes, Casters,
Children's Cups, Pickle Dishes,
Berry Dishes.
Second moor. centre gallery.
An Oxidized Silver Crumb
Tray and Scraper for 65 cents.
The silver is pretty thin, to be
sure. but the shape is neat, the
finish good, and the things
would be well worth $I.2s.
You've paid $3.50 for no better.
Basement. north OF centre.
I0LN NNANANA XEn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28
a Sensitive Nan.

NJ w. IL, Andrews, member of the
enembiy and chairman OF the Republican
esoes committee, has had q committee Of
orvon appointed TO clear him from the
eessaon Of some newspaper that he had
! 80 100000 from the Western dressed
- merchants to defeat the bill prohib-
Rmg the 'mP''a sra OF fueh hesf ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

S. s.s.
SwlFT'S SPECIFIC has cursd me Of ma.
lignant breaking out on my log. which csuss1
intolerablo pain. IL was called Eczema by the
doctors-four OF whom treated me with no re-
iief. j candidly confess that owe my pres.
ent good health IN y. r. s.. whic u ir my es a.
nation IL fnvaluablehs u blood remedy.
MISS JULIA LEVITT,
No 2,27 N. 10th st.. st. Louis, Mo.
Our baby when two months old was attacked
with rctofula, hfch for a long time d Vt royed
hor eyesight ntirely ana caused US to despair
OF her life. The doctors failed tO relieve her,
and we gave hwlt1'S SPECIFIC, which soon
cured hor entirely. ana she Is now haze snd
hearty. nv DELK,
Wils Point, Ttxls.
- sepd for book giving history OF Blood
Diseases ana Advica to sufferers mailed free.
THE nWlrT Co,
WTu.Th.S Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

THE unveiling Of the monument OF the
late Thomas A. Hendricks will take place
next October and Judge Thurman will
deliver the oration. The monument will
consist OF statue Of Mr.. Headrickp, four.
teen feet high, In bronze, cast In one piece
a. the royal foundry In Rome, the pedestal
OF rod tinted granite, taken from the Bsvoni
quarriss on Lako Como, Italy, and the
figure OF History In . sitting posture
within the pedestal in 'front.' aud perhsps
the additional figure Of Justice on the oppo.
site aide OF the pedestal. All the work on
the pedestal has also been done on the
other side OF the water, aud the blocks Will
DO shipped ready for erection. Tho figure
OF History will be In bronze and eight feet
high. Tho Indianapolis Sentinel says |:
'The monument will rank % Q work OF art
unsurpassed by, II not surprising, any
work OF the kind on the continent 1t will
be impressive In sIza beautiful In structure
and artistic In workmanship 1t will be q
source OF pride TO Indianapolis NJ the state
aud credi. to the whole country" The
monument has been paid for by the con.
trlbuions OF admirers oil over the country.
and though we eau not but regret its
foreign manufacture no one can dlspure
tue excellence OF Italian art, and Mr. Hem
bricks 10 worthy OF the best
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

twelve end one O'Clock. Three hundred
iadiss came 70 ssy: ecod.bye. AZ :thsy
Of them were afraid 70 SPEAK st eli for ieer
they would breek down. Numbers Of
them cried bitterly end made no prstencs
OF hiding their teara MIRA Cleveland was
deeply touched by the incident bot dis.
plsyed her usual self possession sud erit
some friends, not 10 easily disooncerled,
who stood near her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

How very prone to neglect the warning OF
tbs chilly feeling exhibited before tho ap-
proach OF q severe colo or fever dose OF
AAxaoor taken NJ such . time would, In all
nroDaDiI,ty, prevent tho establishment OF
.Onr mothers. yonug ana old, oil praise Dr.
hniIs Baby syrup; for II IL the best thing for
babies while teething. Price IS cents q bottle
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

THE German government will ask the
Bnndesrath for q. 900 600 marks for tho
navy. This is about equal to 90, 1886, coo,
but IL In addition TO tho regular naval credit
and is presumably intended for now ships.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28

Mr.. ana Mrs. Williams, No. 27s Seventh 81.
NY, testify that they have both been suffer.
ing with liver complaint for about nye years.
during which time they have spent Giarge
amount OF money ana tried many remedies.
but 70 no purpose. Finally. hearing OF the
genuine Dr. q. AcLane'e Liver Pills pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburg. Pa, they
purchased four bOyes. which they took ACCORD.
Ing TO the directions accompanying each box,
and now pronounce themselves perfectly
CURED OF that distressing disease.
This is TO certify that have been subject at
times TO severe headache; sometimes the pain
would be so severe could rest neither day or
night Hearing Of the genuine Dr. q. Nc.
Lanes Liver Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros /.
Pittsburg, Pa, I sent and got a boz, OF which
took two pills on going TO bed, for two nights.
They relieved mo entirely. some time has
elapsed and have had no more trouble from
sick Ii .adache. N. JOHNSTON,
lis Lewis st.. N.Y,
This u 10 certify that have h a the liver
complaint for six yeats. ana never could get
any medicine 10 help mo until recO amend
using the genuine Dir. q. n Lanes Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa.
can now say TO the public, that they have com.
pietely cured me ana 40 hereby recommend
them TO all pers ems afflicted with a diseased
liver. Try them. 1hey win cure.
MAklA EVANS, 30. IS Lewis st my.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. q. Mo.
lAnss Liver Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros.,
Pittsburg, Pa. Price % cents a box. SOLD by
ali drugxists. (Y'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28
IlR BALSAM.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM

lssautites, Cleanses ana preserves tho hair.
Keeps it soft ana silken. Promotes Iuxuri
ant growth. Always restores gray hair TO its
original color. Prevents hair falling ana Dan
drum. Cures seal y diseases, 5Dc. at druggists.
HINDER CORSS.
Safest, surest ana best cura for Corns, Bun.
ions, etc. stops all pain. Never fails TO cure
DO. At druggists. MSrh(9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-28
PAlKE's CELEKY COMPOUND
Spring Disorders

Brisadisr General W. L. 0reen,saf. puriins.
ton. VI. writes II have ussd Pains,s Gallery
Compound on several occasions, and always
with benenL Last spring, being very much
iuh down ana debiitateo, c0mmoaced tax.
ing IL. Two bottles made mo feel like Q nav
man. As general tonic ana spring m edicino
DO not know Its equal"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
Domestic NJ arkets.
BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK Dec. 10 l8S9.-FIour market
receipts n ,3sl packa es exports II 49, BIB aud
unchanged; sales %, 7O1 bbls.
our quotations-low extras 35a az So; city
mills extra at 3pg4 So; city mills patents IS
fair 10 fancy at COCA 65; patent at 1906 90;
Minnesota clear 15@4 Ii; straights do at 8 COG
4 So; do patents 4 25a5 40; do rye mixtures
1903 IS; superGne al Q 1912 70: fine TIA
40; Southern flour is dull-cOmmon to fair extra
at 5o02S5; good to choice do 1O65 10. Rye
Flour is quiet; super6ne 9093 rs. Buckwheat
Flour at tO@i 10. Cornmeaf dull.
Whent-recelpts 1850 bush; exports 81 500
BUSH bush sales sal $4,000 bush; moderately active,
at 80 "A G95Hsc elev, S6z4 q SIC afoat 86aS7s4c
20 b; steamer No 2 Red at 83c; No 3 Red at 83ia
at 8 "a q &c No hard SO " 995s4 c. Rye weak.
Barley is weak. Corn receipts $4,000 0ush ex-
and quiet No at Isc eIev,4Issc afaat team steam-
er Mlxed at 4o94l% G; No plvn,te at 43s4 No :
mand No at 28c; VIII to do at 3OA @13ic. No 2
at 9@ 0Ac White do 31Isc; NJ i at soc do
800 &c; White State at 3O@35; No - nicago 81
93OAc soffee-Rio easy fair cargoes at lyIac.
s1xar-raw is dun and nominal the market for
5asc Extra 9 ga acc. White Extra C at 61s q
6ss; Yellow 5hg6ts; off A at 5s4 "a 1sc; Mould
at TIC; standard A at 6A c; Confectioners A
at SIC; cut loaf and crushed at 7s1 c powdered
&c; graduated at 6A C; Cubes at &c. Petroleum
quiet and steady united at 03Hs. Pork quiet.
dull; cut meats quiet; middles inactive. Lard is
stronger and quieter-W estern steam at g 22H;
city dt 80; refined quiet; Continent quoted at
2Oa6 IS at Z 05. sfutter dull and weak.
Che. is quiet and easy.
-FreIghts 10 Liverpool steady; grain ID.
CHICAGO Dec. 10 s8S The Flour market is
dull. Wheat stronger; n02 Sprn e and NO Q Red
al 77Bc. Corn easier; NO at 33c. Oats quet !;
No at 2oMc. Rye-No2 at 451ac. No 3 Bar
ley at $4,000. Provisions-Mess Pork closed
steaOy at Z, o19 25. Lard is higher at s S71a,
Dry salted meats-shoulders 4 lz1h@4 20; snort
clearISides 0O65 10. Whiskey at o.
RecelptS-Flour, $1,000 bbls. wheat 66 COO
bush; corn 300 200 bus oats lit 900 bush; rye
17.n0u bush barley, 1000 hush
Shipments Flour 10000 bbls. wheat. 10000
bush: corn 292, 100 bush; oats 124 900 bus rye
$4,000 bush barley 21,t bush.
ST LOUIS,Dec. 8 I889-The Flour market IS
qu'et and steady. Wheat is higher; No 2 Red at
&c. Corn Is weak; No Mixed at 271sCa27 "a C.
Oats better-N0 at 1914 C Did. Rye in demand
No at &c. Barley-Minn 56c. Provisions dull
and neglected; Pork 10 Or@lO 90. Lard-prime
steam at 62%. Dry salted meats-shoulders at
70 LONGS and ribs at 5 212 rs %: short clear
at 8 371995 30 Bacon-shoulders at 70 longs
and ribs at 8 759b 80; short clear 00G6 10.
Receipts-FlouT 40O0 bbls, wheat 81 900 BUSH
corr 271 900 bush oats 10000 bush; barley 1000
bush rye 3,OOU BUSH
Shipmenls-Flour 1000 bbls, wheat 5000
bush, corn 81 900 bush, oats 10 900 bush barley
1000 bush. rye 1000 bush.
DETROIT, Dec 10 l889.-Wheat No White
at SOC: No 2 Red at Bic. Corn No 2 at 33c Cats
No 2 at 24c; No White 2513c.
Receipts-wheat 3700 bush; corn $500 bush /;
oata 9 900 bush,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
Real Esrare Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate IN
try of Deeds:
Cape Elzabeth-Horace d. Marble to VIM. II.
Nckers0n. $500. W
Otto C. Scales TO VIM. H. Nickerson. 5000
Harmouth-JoSeph B. Lunt TO Wilfred w Dunp
81. etc uNl
Nap es-Chas. J. Wentworth to Joshua Good.
ridge, $500.
Portland Cassie E. Holley to Theodore NJ. Toll.
Wan. 81, etc.
Thos Puddington to f. II, Hazelton $4,000.
Napes-EbeneZer Proctor to Chas, II. Proctor
Joshua Go bridge to Meen Ridlon ct al
81 $50.
Me len Ridlon to Isaac NJ Ridlon. 500.
George f. Crockett to Lewis p. Crockett. 81
Westbrook- W. Small to Geo. W. Inger-
'N Risa;ymond-Abbie J. Brown to Jesse Plummer,
sebago- George E. Crockett to Lewis Crock
Casco-George e. Crockett to Lewis p. Crock
Portland PAMELA Capen to Maria Morrill,, in
consideration of 81 etc.
scarboro Geo. II. Andrews to William A. Cut
ter In consideration OF 81 etc.
Saccarappa -Ephraim ). Fennell 10 regina DE
Carmer, III consideration OF 81 etc
Cumberland-JOhn Watson TO Daniel Cressey,
Jr., in consideration OF $500.
Great Cbebeagne- H. p. S. Goold and Horace
A Haliett, in consideration Of 81 ETC., TO Samuel
w; Roberts
North Yarmouth-Jacob i. HAYES, ct ais to
AS Sape En2abeth-Freeman Crockett TO Samuel
Aupa,nes5 ~ consideration of $780,
xJ M unS Mnick-Albert s. RineS to Frederick d.
"''0H III eohsloefation Of 81 etc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

The so called Tower Building on lower Broad
way, New York, is marvel of construction, its
narrow front of about twenty fe being carried to
a height of eleven stories. Riding up in the ele
vator passenger said to the men at the cable:
TINS building runs pretty near up 10 where the
angels are.'
Yes, SIR right up to the angels. Mr. Gabriel,
sir, lives on the eleventh floor He's the jantor,
sir.-Rochester Democrat.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON Dec. 10 I889.-The following are tc-
days quotations of Provisions. &c.:
Pork Long cuts IL 5O9l3 90; short cuts 10 30
ais 90; backs IL 600l3 90; lean ends at 13 25
@l3 so; PORK tongues at g 90; mess at IL o /;
prime mess IL go; extra IL so.
Lard-Choce 6sz D7c Dib in ties and tubs IO-fs
pals in cases at 719c; 5-b pals at TIA c; 3t, at
Hams at 1Oa1Ic; small at 1I1S pressed hams
IL H2c.
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs at 5s4 C p ib;
country do at re.
Butter Western extra crmy at 25@26c; fancy
well known marks at --927c: hrsts and extra
hrsts 2OD23 extra init crm at l6017c; firstS i20
IA choice factory 126l21ac New York and Yer
mont extra crm -(926; do ext frsts 22a24c; New
York and Vermont. dairy, good to choice, IS d22
low grades 10d 14c: Eastern crm GOOD to choice
at 23925c. The above quotations are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing prices
Cheese-Northem choice at 101a@11c western
10A @10A C; lower grades as to quality; sage at
1l12c. Iobbing prices tsc higher.
EggS-Eastern choice 28929c; extras 2e(G27c
t1rsts 239 25c; extra Vt and N Il choice at zs&
at zee; Canadas at 24c; lined 159l8c. Jobbng
price he higher.
Poultry-Fresh killed spring Chickens, Northern
and Eastern choice l4G17c; common co good 8
9l2c; Turkels l59l6c; common to good 1gl2;
fowls, choice at i0@11c.
Beans Choice small N hand-picked pea at
picked do 2 l0o2 8 y bush, choice New York
large hand picked at 2 90: small Vermont hand
picked at 2 40d2 81; choice Yellow Eyes at 3 90.
JObbing prices DC higher.
PotalOes We quote Houlton Hebrons at IS q
zoe y bush; Houlton Rose at -t965c: Aroostook
Hebrons csc 90 Rose "3d65c
Hay Choice prime hay ST. 00GS18 90; fair to
good 1t. 4 50aS15 90; Eastern fine = IL 9Si4;
poor 10 ordinary f9dS11: East swale at al TO-;
Rye straw, choice, $16 oogl7 90; Dat straw SsG
200
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
Memoranda.

Ship 2 Hitchcock. Nichols, at New York from
Liverpool. reports, Nov %, encountered heavy
gale at Sc and ending NV. Dec 9th, had a Sc
we're gale commencing at SE and backing to NE,
with fearful seas since that has had variable
winds and weather
Barque John M Clerk of Camden, Capt Pendle.
ton, from Sydney, NSW Aug % for Shanghai,
has been totally wrecked. No particulars re-
ceved. Crew saved and landed at Hong Hong.
The J M Q registered 719 tons, and was built
in1876
Sch Jas Barrett, Cromwell, from Port johnson
for Bath with COAL put Into City Island 18th leak
ing 1900 strokes per hour. She will be towed
back to New York and locked for repairs.
Sch Geo Jordan, Lyman. at New York from
Hong Kong, reports, july 81, in the China sea,
had typhoon and split sails; Aug %, off Natuna
Island, was struck by terrific squall broke fore
gaff. blew away resaiI. smashed treSle trees on
mainmast head, and sustained other damage.
Owls Head. Dec 16-Sch Caroline Knight from
New York for Rncklahd, went ashore on Hend-
rickson's Point last night, but came Off at high
water without damage
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

woman who s weak, nervous and
S eepless, and who has cold hands and feet can.
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
european MaTkets.
nv TeIapranh

LONDON, Dec. 10. 1889.-Consols at 81 16
for money and 81 9-l6 for the account
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19-The Cotton market
easy; mlddling at 59sd; sales 5000 bales; spec
ulaon and export 5000 :bales; receipts $4,000
bales.
LIVERPOOL,Dec. 10. 1884, Quotations. Win
ter 6s edges 1Od; Spring wheat at rs 2d0l7s Sd;
Club Wheat rs 3d97s 31ad. Corn-mixed Ameri
GAS Cd; Bacon at 32s. Cheese 63s Cd, Taliow
25s 3D. Lard 1873 Sd.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. l8S9.-The Cotton market
quiet and steady; sales 2906 bales. uplands
ordinary 71ac; good ordinary at l3-l6c low
mlddling at 9s4 c; middling at 014c; Gulf ordina-
y +, al 7s1c good do at 8 &c; low middling at
loc, mlddling lohc.
a. SEW ", 09kLEANs,Dec 10, 8s9.-Cotton market
easy, middllng 8sS: ~ -Uo''on n"'A mo- ~
steady; middling 9s5c ooo-oo'Vou neiAo'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
New YORK Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 19S9-The following are
o-day's closing quotations of mining stocks:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Merchants National Bank of Portland, Me-,
for the election of directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of any other business
that may legally be presented, II be held at
their banking house on Tuesday, the 14th day of
January, 1890, Ut 10 o'clock a. IN.
CHARLES PAYSON, Cashier.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
BANK sTATEMENTs.
NO 22I.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank.
OF PORTLAND,

at Portland, in the State OF Maine,
At the close of business, December IL, 1889.
RESOURCES
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-20
Chicago Cattle Markert.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 iS8a--The Cattle market
Receipts 10 shipments4000 steady; beeves at
76G6 20; steers =; stockers and feeders at %
@3 70; cows, bulls and mixed 2Oe2 81; Texas
cattle at 20d3 80.
Hogs-receipts 1880 shipments eooO; active,
strong and higher: mixed at 5 = (a3 75 heavy
a. 3 bUG3 7712 light 5ua 8 rs; skips at 0c0
81.
Sheep receipts $500 shipments $500; slow,
closing lower natives co96 90; Western corr
fed -: Texans al 0Cn4 o: lambs 0Oa6 70.