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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

ia the Editor Of the TstFss,s-Hras1p
DnAR SrR-Ez they stY s0unsel kant
fined kn0 kname fur tnee Bawl 4o Lee
cav Is tue kno kname PARK and dun
with It. 1ouers trewIsy.
~reVr.nrs~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

sCuMIf. Infant ehid Of Peter and Mary
-clLll f4leral iEon 81 ygtaN2-st.. 51ld4g 4.
a. . clock FFIsuds invited.
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Piles,,PiIe.., PiIes.,

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. Is
a positive specific for ali forms OF the
disease. Blind, Bleeding. Itching.
liberated, and Protruding Piles-Pnce
soc. For sale by ali druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

To che Ed.t,t O The TrLFoRAu HEsUo.
Slr-W1y uot name TIE Ball Forty
"Inverues The name speaks for T.
self, "Inverness" Mrss {. e City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

For 0elioacy, for pur>r and Ter ina
proNemeNt Of tac CON. klon nothing
equals POEzonl P0wdlE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Biggest bargains IN furniture ever Of
fered IN the city at auction sale, Il Ca
nal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Ladies are stocking up in furniture
at the auction sale OF Crockett q Hop
pins.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
July Fourth.

Oae fare for the round trip between
all points on the G.. Il. a I. r. K. Tx
eursion tickets sold on July $ and 4.
GOOD Tor return until July s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Hot weather. but our sales are large
~ attended. Furniture gong at one
half us value.
CROCKFTT a. HOPPISs.
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lily White riour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best Is cheapest and most satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Our daily sales run beyond al eSpec-
taiions, because the ladies tell the sac
rhoe We are making ~ our auction
sale. j. CanAl-sI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

Flora A. Jones%"Blush Of Roses is
the finest Of toilet articles. Fox sale by
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

oTs sae vosn wzUn uae low snplers ''t.Ns
Ike lstss Ialoe, sso.
OLIVE AAEFER.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO SOLDTER -
And 20 the Widows. Chil6ren and
Dependent Parents of Soldiers.

Both Houses Of Congress have iuft
passed q Bfl. gyirg penaon to uI
honorab.y discharged Sold ers Nno
served three morf8s. aud are n0v 80
disabled hy disease uot the relu't oi
the1 own vicious hahts faat they ore
unable TO support thsmseives ~ man-
ual labor.
ltalsc glvcs q pension ~ all soldiers
Widows, their ~ NOR Children. and "a
Soldier. Dependent Pareuts There is
not q particle 0f doubt bUt frst fhs
b.ll vii speedily hc signed bY tho Pres.-
dent and hc s lar.
All parties des ring 81 avail them
selves of the benefits of tsis new blIi.
are cordially invited - C1A uuon ~
write the Under gred nt once, t. AVOID
tbe tremendous r9sh later ON
HesuecffuIv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

To the Editor Of the TELEoRAM-HEE4LD.
What's the matter with calling it the
"Ball FoTyP' Generally these old
names that naturally drop on TO public
places, show better taste than any of
the fancy substitutes that may be Of
fered. They appeal right to the heart,
and we would no more see them
changed than to sec our Old friend
John smith," lose his good, honest
name. "The Ball Forty" Is unique and
expressive. and it will he more OF an
honor 70 the city, as we'll as to the gen
erous donor. to keep on calling it The
Ball Forty" Don't change II.
PHASE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

THE SUMMER GIRL HAS CONE AGAIN.
mated flower gardens. The majority Of
them are enormous, with the brims
bent into all sorts of fantastic shapes,
and with ribbons and flowers all over
them in spots, some in clusters, some N
trailing wreaths aud others in little
punches placed here and there, as if they
were growing up in different parts OF 8
garden bed.
Some Of them are so bent and bowed
that the beholder Is afflicted with the
horrible fear that the girl does not know
it herself, and that the vicious small
brother has been using them as targets
for his baseball bat; but as long as the
summer girl looks pretty what matters
the rest?
Lacework hats are pretty. One Is
shown in the illustration with facing
Of quilted satin ribbon Bouquets of col
umbine are set on it in very remark
able way, and fan bow OF ribbon is
placed on one side. The tones are dark
green, shell pink and scarlet.
Another is made Of white null, shirred
into bent and rather graceful shape,
and ox-eyed daisies with their foliage
and dark green ribbon make the trim
ming. Another is OF leghorn, with a
brim bent and twisted into astonishing
shapes, with a wreath of wild roses and
foliage for sole trimming This is more
suitable for quite young ledy, rose
bud, than one who has been cut = season.
Just imagine, Will you, a young girl OF
90, in all the flush and bloom of her
youth, dressed in n dotted Swiss muslin
gown, with tiny ruf1le at the bottom
of the skirt, headed with band of
white moire ribbon, with sleeves puffed
and held to the slender girlish arms bv
bands of ribbons, Will, girdle of ribbed
silk, q pretty puffed waist with bands
Of ribbon, a dainty bunch Of roses at her
neck, little to one side, and a fiat hat
with crown covered with roses. Can
anything be sweeter, more suitable tC
her age and fresh young beauty? In the
language OF the Philistines, Not much.
1t might be. though, that some would
prefer her elder sister, who has been out
three or four seasons, and who therefore
is privileged to wear a rather more ornate
and less girlish style. She has dres.
made Of cream white India silk, embroid
cred with pale blue flowers and green
foliage on sleeves, corsage and the bot
tom Of the skirt. The sides Of the dress
have a peculiar but easily understood az
rangement of moss green faille. which
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
IlIr NJ. Fl.nr

Is made from tie caolcess Khest, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28

in a sober gray gown oo1r OF Tus FATS
The pretty gingham dresses that are
made in the plain. old fashioned way,
with yokss and belts and simple tucks,
are very stylish. and when thcy are cut
down 70 a small Y in the neck. back and
front they have a very dainty. summery
effect. The diversity Of white costumes
is great: no two dresses precisely alike,
the whole of them delicate and pretty.
White satin and MORE ribbons have The
best effect over these thin white mate
rials. Gros grains do not show well.
There is a now game ribbon white
gauze in the middle. with a stripe half
an inch wide on each si3e, and this bro
caded with silver or gold. II makes a
beautiful trimming for the pretty white
gowns. but the hreos5ed ribbons with
delicate 7oral patterns IN colors are s;ill
prettinr
Summer gloves of silk and lisle thread
ar IN tan. gray. pearl. lilac and light
green and few in terra Gotta. For
evening they sTs pink and white. and
they have fingers. Few mitts are seen.
Tnev ara comfortable. but never elegant
OF becoming SIX stockings IN al col
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
"THE BALL FORTY"
some More Names for the Beautiful
spot.

Appended are q few more names for
the "Ball Forty"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
CHAS. X. GIBSON,
Solicitor q Pensions BOOM ~. pld
Huussfnan Blk. ersii6 Rapids.

If you cali. tske ths elevator PesTl-st
entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

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tas lnsa lls fet seat hs a Naf
- -, tealc as doe p s1 kitt
slI ssas SAL aaw8 zu-. ts.si
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tee sst tak sas asan aa1
hs4xsa. He 9aa hsS 80 ~ a4--
"a ttsxyea isss a. stzoaz us@os f2f
t-aasst.sa Tor AS texs "a EARN. "s
nsgst eot Ist oar culture set tne pett.i
q o4r nleEahtF, aBd Fsi'g .on, aaa t@''h
H Ded.
las asxt LAX : pFopsI seleetioa ol
oue Amusemslts- a. illustrator ~
e. sas deserted in VIVID Yelse q t'AsF
BALL game snd A. episode q surf "@th.
mK.
Ia tie perorst.on, AT. Carleton spoke
~ our approach 90 the gaze 81 tos
t8rlNeth eNntuFg. some 81 es nn7 i've
nay hear tas tsSaUeth eeatafy s4f 10
as Wbat have you 90 ohsl 20 maAe
me s sacCesst some 0f as slss' VIII
have t0 aasSfF Nothing bat NFtt Aase
and rum. Others NH m9ufatEliy sAy
We have done wnat Ne could. Ny best
aud worst wish Tor each II you = that
YOU teach others and yourselves e. ee
true 90 yourselves, and that you accom-
Dlsh what you yourselves earnestly
and honestly undertake. and also tha1
you permit God % accomplish what lie
undertook when lie created you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

cabinets s. Wyke's. 35 Monros ss
Wheat noW buvs and sells al % cents,
drop on 5 cents.
secretary of tne State >opef has ap-
pointed a. Naiof Tabor b.s chief clerk,
~ takr effect January /.
lhe "a gh school orchestra furnished
most excellent muse az tne teachers
tece pilou in tie city uall last cfenIng
fstroiman Giil extiagu.shed a small
nfe early yesterday morning in the
rear al Maggie fofmby candy kitchen.
Anna Brown. a colored girl. IS at the
laD and wi-l ba extmlued oy the county
pnysc'an as % her sanity. Herpar-
ents I've az Iust.u.
The maple sugar bounty blanks, and
the tobacco rebate blanks have been
received al Che internal revenue office,
and are ready for distribution.
The state Commissioner Of Banking
has called upon the State banks for a
report Ol their couduO AZ the close
ot business Friday, December 10, 1890.
Ford 4 McGarry have secured Office
rooms IN the sixth story OF tho-NOn-
oerly building and will take pOsesslon
next week. They Will occupy the tower
rooms.
The stock holders who are interested
pa tne Michigan Trust COmpany's pro-
jeoted building have decided To hold a
meeting on January TO perfect their
organization.
L. l.. Gilbert, OF Muskegon, brother
in-law OF j. Il. Andrews. died suddenly
yesterday. Mr.. Andrews will 90 to
Muskegon by the morning tram to
make arrangements for the funeral.
The members of the y. VI. e. A. will
dedicate their new quarters, IN the Al
fred Brown block, New Years, with a
reception from ! o'clock in the after
noon until 10 O'Clock IN the evening.
John VI. Pratt. Jr., who IS located at
Dallas, Texas, IS home for the hobdays
He - Texas State agent for the Harri-
son Wagon Works. Wm. Harrison and
family Will eat Christmas dinner with
hIu
The Daphne Club gave a pleasant hop
At Co. rs Armory last evening. There
were about fifty couples present Evang
orchestra furnished the music, aud a
very enjoyable evening was experienced
by all.
@iAtfcu cases OF herman pate glass
were cleared az the custom housed yes
tsrdsy, by the Sigh Furniture Com
,any. The valuation of the glass was
SS35l. upon which the duty was
Si0S6.6i
Eugene Chaplin 81 nj. have COM
menced a suit in chancery against Ben
lamin r. Burt et al. 20 forclose upon a
village lot N lowell. The claim
amounts 10 500. and is brought upon
an old bond and mortgage gwen IN
1909.
The funeral Of Mrs. Nargaretha
Wurster viii take place December 25.
FROM The residence OF her daughter,
Mrs. g.. c.. a. Noigt l33 C0urt-st.. az
$50 p. M; from the German M. F.
Church. corner Of Scribner and Second
street, NJ % p. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Church Services.

Music and decorations will form an
important attraction at the and l0:3O
a. m. services in ST. Marks Church on
Christmas day, Francis Campbell hay-
ing charge OF the former and lady of
well-known taste directing the latter.
Or. Campbell Fair will preach; collec-
tious will toe taken for aged and intirn
clergy, widows and orphans of clergy
and TOR the poor OF the congregation.
The German NJ. h. sunday-school
Will have their Christmas festival and
tree at the church, corner Scribner and
Second-sts.. on Thursday evening at Z
o'clock. The program includes several
selections by the church choir ana sing
ing by a male quartet composed Of
Messrs. Tasoidt, Osterley, HINT and
Perschbacher. A cordial invitation IS
extended TO all.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
For a Grand Office Building.

The Michigan Trust Building Com
pany VIII complete its organization
shortly after the holidays. The com
pany viii have $500, 900, OF which $3.50,
600 wall be paid IN at the time, and the
purpose OF the ASS lclatIOn is to pur-
chase the Hill's property, at the corner
of Ottawa and Poarl-sts., and bulld
thereon a magnificent ten story iron
and stone Office building, winch will be
the finest structure OF the kind IN the
Stste. Among the stockholders are I.
>. Gilbert, julius Houseman, II. J.
Hoihster. g. !. Hills, OF NuskegOn, l..
u. WIthey, Anton Hodenpyl, /. NJ.
Weston and c. ". Hacklcy. No diff
Guilty has been experienced IN getting
the necessary stock subscribed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Douc lodge, No. 2i3. r. q A. VI.
held its annual commun cation last
evening. aEd elected the following of.
GERS " NJ. Winfield : Shaaf. : ".
Dav olson. treasurer. ]. W Strahau.
seCretary. Nm. n Adams =. D.. ~ p.
Bsrkley, J. T.. Justin Collins, Stewards,
NJ. II Partin snd jacob ty. tyler,
Pnilfp Young.
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Knights of Pythias.

At tine annual meeting OF the Endow-
ment Rank, knights OF Fythias, held
last night, the following officers we're
elected President, IT, =. Huntly,
Wee, r.. r. Peck, Secretary and Treas
urcr. J VI. Jamison; Ncdicaf Examiner,
Dr. u. II. stevens. The appreciation
OF this insurance 10y the order Is at
tested hy the fact that the membership
N rapldlY mcIeaslng
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SHOULD BE SETTLED.
The Boundary IiRs BstweeR Michigan
end Ohie

The Boundary ilRs BstweeR Michigan
snd ohie
The boundeFy line between Ohio and
Michigan, ass we'll known, has never
been definitely settled as regards de
tails. and farmers along the line, some
OF them, are paying taxes IN both
states. The line running from the
head of Maumee Bay 10 tue southern
extremity Of Lake Michigan, is not di-
rectly east aud west, and so does not
conform 20 section lines.
A letter from Capt. Welker, Of Wash
ingtOn, United States engineer, and a
former ToledOan, was recently received
by the county commissioners, recon-
mending that the commissioners OF
counties adjoining the line petition the
Governors of ONO and Michigan 10
bring the matter before the supernten-
dent OF Public survey; = survey may be
made definitely fixing the details Of
the boundary.-Toledo Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

a farmer named jacob Wolf came
into collision wfth a cable car yester-
tav wHI'e driving on oftsva-st.. and
p Z vas Upset. and he vas thrown
violently fo tae ground. When ha was
picked up. hIs right .ee vas found to 80
BROKEN below tae snse Ha VS. re-.
moved 60 5S3 Turrer-sf and ur De
Camp reduced t1e fracture NJ. Wof
saws that the ear aehnd him rans no
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Valley City Election

At the annual meeting of Valley CITY
Lodge ?. 4 A. ", held last evening.
the following officers were elected. N.
n. F. a Waiter, =. W. Abram ~enaaf.
J ", John Rowson, Treasurer. p p.
Re~edict. Secretary. Geo. ~. 1aBour
s o.. GEO. I. Davidson, ]. T., {. p.
Farrer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Carnegie. Phipps = 10. BY their Sc
tornsvs. Montgomery = Eundy. have
commsrced rait IN the c'rcuit couri
sraBst Frr'o G. Fuiie~. The conarSuv p
Ga ms frat there e q haiarcs cf Sl3i -
dae them FOR material thss went rto
t1e construction of the new block st tae
corner 0f tanaiAnd aGruu-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
A DISMAL CHRISTMAS.
Conin Prefers Sixty Days in Jaii to a SEQ
Fine

Fine
Jerome Coffin 6as brought into court
yesterday TO receive sentence for sells
ing llqnor on Sunday. He was hoping
for release on suspended sentence, but
he received instead fine of $50, and
was ordered TO pay costs amounting TO
5000, or 20 10 jail for sixty days. He
concluded 10 board 1t out 1t the county
jail, and said if ne had known that he
was TO receive punishment, he would
not have paid the fine imposed on his
first case. The third case, IN which he
was charged with selling liquor within
one mile of the Soldiers Home, WAS
nolle pros'd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Ns=HlSeTos, lee. ef.-For lrere-
al Lower Mica gan fag, aortbsFy
snls, colder
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

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trisrs sfiiilinataa. a C o.sashaffsi. ras attaez
~ l.ea s.lficr sad k1aalfsl Porter r-g4ss8
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Open evenings until after Christmas
NFISoN. MATER q 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Call at the Central Meat Market fol
turkeys, rs Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Useful and luxurious holiday gifts at
Dunn's, Morton House Block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
TOWN TOPICS.

sr iohn a Hama a.lraea
neaf B tIasgleline. IA. sg uses ,osE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Pianos at J. A. J. Friedrich's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Small musical instruments for Christ
mas presents at ]. 4. J. Friedrlch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

A nice plum pudding at Hatch's
only 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

You can get fine turkey at llS Mon
81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Open evenings until after Christmas.
NFIsoN. MATTER q Go.
Call at the Central Meat Market for
turkeys, rs Monroe-st.
A nice plum pudding at Hatoh's
only 10 cents.
Useful and luxurious holiday gifts at
Dunn'S, Morton House Block.
You can get fine turkey at ll5Mon-
rOe-st.
Small musical instruments for Christ
mas presents at ]. 4. J. Friedrlch's.
Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and 2s
per dozen.
Octoyinas at julius A. Friedrich's.
For fine Christmas turkeys 60 10 ll8
Monroe-st.
Best japan tea IN one pound fancy
basket at Hatch's only 70 cents.
Harmonicas at julius 4. j. Fried
rch's.
Choice mixed candy at Hatchs 10
cents \ pound, 3 pounds for . cents.
Autoharps at Friedrich's musicl,tore.
New mixed nuts - cents per pound
st liatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 and rs
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Harmoncas at julius 4. J Fried
rCh's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

Best Japan tea IN one pound fancy
basket at Hatch's only 70 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

For fine Christmas turkeys 60 TO ll3
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

octovinas at Julius A. Fricdrich's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24

New mixed nuts - cents per pound
at Hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-24
Autoharps At Friedrich's musicl,torc

Choice mixed candy at Hatch's, 10
cents pound, 3 pounds for p cents.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-24
Domestic Markets.
rBy Telegraph

lBy IeleSraDn.l
NEW YORK Dec 90, 1890 The Flour mark
receipts 20 S25 packages: expo is 52iI onls
1898 sacks weaker aud more tive, chleny Ior
home trade; sales "a, 80 bbls. 90
mills extra at lOa5 IS city mills patents 10
as 20 winter wheat low grades az 3 4nCg5 ~
fir to fancy at 1 ~ pa ,rgs al d. 4 " Az
10 do patents A 65@5 so do rye mixtures
o0a4 so superfine az o0@3 75 fine cog
fair extra at 5 40 90: good to choice do at 90
(a5 25 Rive Flour steadierland quiet; superfine at
OF GA 40 Buckwheal Flour i09 2 % Corn
$40 bus; exports - bush sales 1900 bush dull
and unsettled; No Red at 04s4 eley, 06ss
aafoat, l 05ss@l OLA fob No Red at 99psc;
i2ss@l 1884. Rye Is dun and steady; Barley
quie and weak. Cerp-receipts So 900 bush
quiet and weak No Q at coo ia elev, Gle aho t
Oats reeeips "a, 900 bush; exports $50 hush;
sales 12l OF o bush dull. lower and unsettled
491ac; White do at 4 "a 1.c. No at 40, nd, %
White at sic: Mixed Western at 4e@50c: White
do 5Oah5c White State at 5u955c NO Cnicago
cargoes az l9Ac suRar-raw dull. and steady;
the market for refined Is quiet and steady
@ at 1859: Extra at G 3d. eSh Slice; While
A at 8 rs 61a Mould at 6L4c; STANDARD
at Is 16r Confeciioners a Sac cut loaf and
crushed 6Mc powdered a. 6l4c TRANSLATED ,tia at
united at 68 y c. Pork steady ana quiet. Beef
steady and dull: beef hams are quiet and easy;
tierced beef dull and weak cut meats quiet and
weak middles dull and easy ard Is dull and
lower; Western steam at 9 90 bid; city steam at
5 80 refined dull; for Comment oo96 40, s.
10. Better is in moderate demand and weak.
Z he.se strong with moderate demand; State at
7(097s C: fancy ~ C197sc
Fret hts "a LIVERPOOL steady; grain y stm-d.
CHICAGO Dec. % 1890 The Flour market IS
unchanged Wheat lower; No spring at 8834c
No 2 ktd 1894 69 C. Corn dull and lower; NO 2
a. 48c. OaJs lower; No al A, 94014c: Rye
No 2 at e51S@66r s Bar,s,ENo a. 7oga2 s z, TX
ders at 25@4 80: shorr clear sides 0''@5 10
ReceiptsaFl. 20 600 bbs wheat A 600 bush,
corn 10 900 bush oats 100000 bus rye 10000
Shipments Flour 2 100 bbls wheat 1900
bush corn l16 q bush oats I 6 o bush rye
10. 90 bush barley Al 90 bush
ST LOUIS, Dec. 20 1s9o-The Flour market
mac i've. Wheat lower No Red cash at 93szc.
Corn is weaker and lower; Nn2 al 461sr. Oats
weak and lower >o2 al Ale Rye-nothing done.
very dull, and lower for bulk meats; nomlnally
unchanged for lard Pork 8 5.Lard at co.. Dry
s a7 ssors cesr Longs ana Ss 81
81 y LONGS and RIBS As short clear 621a
Sugar-cnred ham o. 30.
bush corn 8 600 bush oats 40 900 bush rye
1 900 bush barley 10000 bush
bus corn SO 900 bush oats 81 900 bush rye
COO bush barley o.0oo bush
DETROIT Dec % 1890 -Wheat-No White
at 94c No Red at "a Corn NO at ACC Oats
NO Q cash e A No 2 White "A &C.
Receipts-Flour 90 bbls wheat 4,50o bush corn
23S bus oats 20 bush.
NEW ORLEANS Dec % ls9o.-Cotton market
quiet middliDg 1916
SAVANNAH Dec % le9a-The Cotton mark
ct is dull middling sac.
CHARLESTON Dec. %, 1S9o-Cotton marke
steady mlodling sse
MEMPHIS Dec. % 1890 The Cotton market
is easy middnng s 1910
MOBILE Dec % IS9o.-The Cotton market
easy mldding sac
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-24
PANTS. PANTS.

Leather Jackets. $500; worth $500.
Chamois Lined Leather Jackets. $500;
worth $500.
Leather Vests, ST. 80; worth $3.50
Smoking Jackets at Low Prices.
We have large line of Boys and Mems
Hats and Caps at Rock Bottom Prices.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-24

might express with sleeping ears attache
runs every night, Sundays Included, but not
Skowhegan or Belfast Monday mornings or
Dexter or beyond Bangor Sunday mornings.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money Easy-SterlIne Exchange Quiet
and Steady.
The Stock Market Closed Dull, and
Lower.
Quotations OF Staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds.

At New York money is easy, ranging from 3 to
per cent last loan at 3, closing at 81 prime mer-
camille paper at 71s@9 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change quiet and steady with actual business at
1914 for 30 day bills and ss1s for demand;
post-d rates at 80B a. So. Government bonds
dull and steady. Railroad bonds dull and fairly
steady. Stagnatlon in the stock market was re-
lieved after IL o'clock only by further slight
decline in a few stocks. Lake Shore was special
ly firm and maintained friction above 1o8
throughout, the market closing dull at fractional
concessions from opening prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 90 200 shares.