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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01
David Has Spoken.

ALBANY, IN. Y, October Ex-Governor
Hill has written letter to Secretary Noble
seconding Mayor GranTs Nw Teqq9 request ior re-
The Governor claims that the count recently
made by the police authorities was accurate,
showing the census enumeration to have
been incorrect. de criticises the selection
. of enumerators and says that they wee Re-
publlcans, appointed as reward for politi.
cal services and were men In many cases OF
bad character.
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pro,ection From Fire.

The following petition will probably be
presented at the next meeting of the City
Council:
To the Honorable Mayor. Aldermen and
Common Council OF the City Of Portland.
The undersigned, citizens Of Portland,
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Tho cunhsriands, Ball.

Tickets are selling rapidly for the annual
ball of the Cumberland Rowing Assoc'S,ivn ',,
and Judging from appearances there will oe
a Iarga e,,anaonce. The floor will be ably
@anagsS bv an exuerienced list Of aids ana
ma hhanageu W =" he Something out Of the usual
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AGENT sTRATToN ARRESTED
Accused of EmbezzIIng $4,000 in
Boston and Maine Funds.

CONCORD. N. H. October 31.-Charles L..
Stratton, transfer agent of the northern
division of the Boston and Maine railroad
was arrested this afternoon charged with
embeZzling $4,000 in railroad funds. In de-
fault of $1,000 bonds he was committed to
Jail. He is very reticent and refuses to say
ANYTHING as to what became of the money.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01
The Idaho Broken UP.

QUEBEC. October 3l.-The sigma ervice
has received despatch from Antic0sti stat
Ing that strong easterly gale is pr vailng
there. Steamship Idaho. ashore since July
last, has breken up and completely disap-
peared.
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the 8ONNETT CASE.
A Clue Obtained to the Guilty
Parties.

Especial TO The Press.
BELIN FALLS, N. H., October 31-The
criminal who attempted the destruction by
dynamite two weeks ago of Mr.. Bonnet
and the house in which he lived, is not yet
apprehended. 1t is believed clue has been
obtained which may lead to the detection of
the guilty parties. The indignation of the
citizens is practically unabated and, with the
selectmen they have offered a reward of
$500 for the arrest of the criminal. 1t is
hoped this sum is large enough to attract
clever detectives There is little doubt but
that the rumsellers. directly or indirectly
are responsible for tho deed.
Guards Told to Shoot.
BYRON, October 31.-The thieves who
raided the gold box of the Coos Mining Com
pany,. at Coos Bridge, made good haul. The
principal owner of the enterprise, Mr.. Geo.
B. Staples says: sit is estimated that the
box contained gold to the value of between
$1,000 and $1,000. Six or seven men had
been at work for two weeks and 10 or 20 for
week washing out the gold. At the last
cleanup, 80 days work produced $353. We
Judge from that result what must have been
in the box"
There is no clue to the thieves. Pre-
cautions against repetition of the robbery
have been taken and the men on guard have
been instructed to shoot if necessary. The
mine is now paying handsome profit over
expenses and the owners have decided to in
troduce hydraulic power next spring.
Dustin Owns Up.
LEWISTON, October 31.-Charles Dustin,
son of Joseph Dustin, implicated in the
Pennington burglary, was arrested today
and told the whole story of the ROBBERY and
where the large stock of tobacco was
Secreted. He was taken to Pennington this
morning and the officers are after the bal
ance of the stolen goods.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, October 31.-Deputy
Sheriff Gould of Pennington arrived here on
the noon train from Lewiston with young
Dustin, one of the Pennington robbers.
Gould proceeded at once to Livermore, and
at the house of Frank Sawin found portion
of the stolen goods. Sawin was arrested and
taken to Pennington jail tonight.
orIand Post office Robbed.
BANGOR. October 31.-Tbe drug store of
A. j. Jordan and the post office at Orland
were entered by burglars last night and a
large amount of tobacco and cigars and
many letters stolen.
Brought Here for Trial.
BIDDEFoRD. October 31.-Deputy United
States Marshal Smith was here tonight with
prisoner whom he had arrested in Buxton
for selling liquor without a license. The
prisoner was taken to Portland for trial.
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EOR IL ENT-House No. 94 Winter str et
Il occupied by j. A. Dirwanger, Esq. Apply
to J. p. BAXTER, or BENJAMIN SHAW,
Exchange street, 291
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OBlTuARY.
Gideon q. Paase.

EAST WILTON, October 31.-Mr. Gideon l.
Pease died this morning after a long illness.
He was born in the town of Wilton, Febru-
ary IA, 1866, being the fourthis n of family
of eight children, seven sons and one daugh-
ter. In 1929, Mr.. Pease enlisted in the Uni
ted States army. and in 1882 saw service un-
der Col. Zachary Taylor in the Black Hawk
war. Mr.. Pease leaves a wife and three
children,
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Especial to the Press.l

RoCKLAND, October 3l.-Schooner Ohio,
Capt Clater. sunk at the Spruce Head
wharf yesterday. She had sprung a leak
and was heavily laden with granite. This
together with strong westerly wind, COM
bined to do the work. The Ohio was built
In Essex. Mass, in 1856 Her home port Is
Vinalhaven. The WORK Of pumping her out
and raising her will begin as soon as pos
ofb
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Go and See the Cat.

That remarkable trained cat which walks
-. rone besides appearing as one Of the
go s nsrforn,ers in the Reilly Il Woods Com
nanv % al Portland Theatre, will walk the
o p' stretched across Monument Square at
LhoPpf mast one this afternoon.
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Washington Notes.

Assistant Secretary Bachelor severed his
connection with the treasury department
yesterday. He will sail November % for
Portugal to which country he has been ap.
pointed minister.
The funeral of Mr.. Howe, the bridegroom
of day who was married to Miss Butter
worth. of Ohio, Wednesday, and whose
death occurred Thursday. took place yester-
day morning from the headquarters of the
international American conference. The
funeral services were short and very i'm
pressive. Many prominent persons includ-
ing Secretary Blaine and Minister Phelps
were in attendance. The remains were
taken to New York.
Secretary Tracy has ordered the payment
of the reserve funds withheld up to date on
the cruiser San Francisco.
The coinage of last year was the largest in
the history of the mint. Director Leech
recommends new mint at Philadelphia.
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Mr.. Reed ar EimIra.

ELNIIRA, N. Y, October 31.-Speaker
Reed addressed big meeting here tonight
and talked on the Mckinley bill for an hour.
He was suffering with cold and spoke with
difficulty
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AUGUSTA. October 31.-The case of Knowl.
ton VS.. the City of Augusta for injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from carriage by a
defect in the road was settled by the jury to-
day. The verdict is $9S3 for the plaintiff.
The defendant will appeal.
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Obituary Notes.

John N. Missbaum, a celebrated German
surgeon and oculist, is dead.
VIM. Washburn, an architect of high rep.
utation, died in Boston yesterday, aged 50.
ter of architecture. He made speciality Of
hotels. He designed the Fifth Avenue and
Victoria hotels in New York and the Adams
house and other Boston hostelries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01
Rational and state Laws Valid

LITTLE Rock, Ark, October 31.-Tbe
opinion of Judge Caldwell of the JJaited
States circuit court on the original PACKAGE
case of H. M. Vanvlete Of Iowa, was flea
TODAY. 1t discusses all the questions raised :.
The court holds the act of Congress and the
laws of the state valid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

SiIician, COchecO and Merrimac
Dress Prints, best qualify and all
perfect, at 9 CENTS. Cheap
enough.
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Exnort Duty Reduced

BALTIMORE. Nd. October S1.-Leyeripg
e Co, coffee importers here, have received
despatch from Rio de Janeiro correspon
dent saying the export duty, now II Der
cent, will be reduced to per cent, to take
effect January ], 1891.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

WANTED-A girl or woman to do the coo k
w ing and washing for family of six; man
servant tends to fires. etc. desirable place for
reliable pt rson who would like permanent situa-
tion. Address HOUSEKEEPER, Press office.
Oc2Sd1W
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

"The crew of the life saving station patrolled
the beach all day. Neither wreckage or
bodies came ashore. The wrecks lie off
shore in about forty feet of water directly
in the track of ocean steamers and coasters"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01
The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, October Extensions hav
been granted to the following Maine people
ORIGINAL.
VIM. j. Cressey, Bath.
Christopher l.. Hutchinson, Bangor.
James Carr, Calais.
Albion Robbins. Saco.
Jos. Simpson, West Corinth.
VIM. Bushey, Biddeford.
Joseph Durgin, The Forks.
Thomas Barry, Hazel Lane.
Patrick SOmers, Bangor.
Sophia, widow of Bradford w. Smart Man.
chester.
Clara, widow of George d. Palmer, Montvlle
Centre.
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Mr.. John Norton, the head of the large
and well known firm of John Norton & Son
of New York, shipping merchants, died
Thursday morning from heart disease at his
home in Brooklyn. He was born 70 years
ago in Eastport, and went to New York
about fifty years ago. He was twice mar
ried and leaves widow, four daughters and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

WtNTED-Agents to sell the Pinless Clothes
uHNl ED Line; the only line ever invented that
holds the clothes without pins; perfect success
whom the exclusive tight is given; on receipt of 80
cents we will send sample line by mail also cir
cuars; price list ana terms to agents; secure your
Line Co., IL Hermon Street, Worcester Mass.
oct8 W&S6m
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wANTED ID.

WANTED-The few that are left that have
w not tried WAYS compound syrup of lung
wort and are suffering from coughs and colds, TO
lose no time In calling at No. "a Myrtle street for
bottle; price 20 cents. 29-1
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To LET.
ITO LET and FOR sALE-To let: two

TyO LET-Brick house of nine rooms, bath
IL room and halls; steam heat perfect; price
S275. Enquire of c. w. ALLEN, 1S Exchange
street Boil
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-Lots of money by not buying meats,
IL vegetables and groceries of us. For this
butter. 22c; the best ball butter 25c. Here are
a few prices on our meats: Rump steak, l8 to %
cents round steak, 10 to I2c; sirloin roast lzc;
best rib roast, 12c; good beef roasts from to 10
cents; pork roasis, lie; pork steak, &c; sausage,
lie; tripe, loc; hams, l2c; lean shou ders, Sc;
salt pork, S19c; nice corn beef, z 3 and &c:
Squres pure lard Sc. AT JOHNSON g. LAM
BEkT'S, "a Wilmot street. 28-I
ENOUND-A small sum of money, which the
L. owner can have by proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement p. 4. GRIFFIN. 5iI
Congress street. 27-l
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trTne me business experience Of the
ANCE COMPANY has cn1N "
period OF forty years, during SuSH wSioS
time 1t has written policies sgan n
eating nearly Two Hundred NH
lion Dollars upon the lives OF 0na
Hundred Thousand persons. 'o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

cENrs WANTED % In ever,

GENTS WANTED in every city and town
"A in Maine, on beautiful Gems" Elegantly
ilIustrated fine S eel engravings. "Gatey's Uni
versal EDUCATOR" endorsed by press and public.
Family Bibles in English, German, Sweede and
Dane-Norwegtan. Photograph Albums, all latest
Portland. "a
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RenIamin W. Conant
John N orton.

RELEAsr, October 3l.-Benjamin W. Co.
nant, aged 81, retired sea captain. dropped
dead today from paralysis.
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WANTED-Al persons In want of trunks or
w bags to call at e. ID. REYNOLDS'S, 556 and
658 Congress street, corner OF Oak; as we manu-
facture our goods, and therefore give you bot.
tom prices; trunks repaired; open evenings till 8.
A
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Awarded Saa3.

and 16 looms in the manufacture Of ladies'
all-wool tlannels, cassimeres, repellants, etc.
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the WsATH ER.
weather Observations.

p G indicates partly cloudy.
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No Bodies Came Ashore

PHILADELPHIA, October 31.-A special to
the Times from Beach Haven, N. j., SAYS:
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LIBBY and LARRABEE

are always ON the lookout for
such "Drives," and they have just
filed their store full of Seme of
the most desirable BargatnS i'm
Dress Goods, Blankets. Under
wear, FlanneIS, Shawls and
Bleached and Brown COftOnS that
they ever purchased and they
have placed them On sale at The
lowest prices ever known on the
same goods. An examination of
the goods and prices Will prove
the statement.
We mention a few of the many
lots offered.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01

BIDDEFoRD. October 31.-Deputy United
States Marshal Smith was here tonight with
for selling liquor without license. The
prisoner was taken to Portland for trial.
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Found,

lave found the Greatest Cure on Earth, for
~ - ohhieumatism y and Neuralgia in their worst
eua ua1nIc forms suffered twelve years and tried
enciSSa SHOWN remedy Sufferers write to me and
MAINE stamp MISS Z. S. ORR, East Harpswell,
Oct8d&W2m
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WANTED-To buy from $1,000 to $4,000
w worth of cast off clothing, the highest cash
prices paid for ladies' dresses, also gentlemen's
aud childrens's clothing and winter overcoats
Highest cash prices paid for carpets and furniture.
Address, postal Of letter to, No. 81 Middle street
nj. DEGROOT, Portland Me oct29tf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1890

was transacted in the way of covering shorts
early and heavy realizing later. Outside orders
were numerous and trading was more general
t I'M, Yesterday; An uneasy and nervous tesl,
violent, fluctuations covering range f 2}4c.
The oDening was stronger and sales we're made
at i0l4c advance on yesterdays closing
figures but the opening proved To be top. and
from that price declined 2ssc for December and
21sc for May, then rallied slightly, but again
declined, selling off SIC to inside figures and
closed about 1014c lower than yesterday.
Frost was predicted for last right in the corn
belt but failed to materialize, which was great
disappointment to holders, and large quantities
we're for sale upon the opening. The hrSt trades
in the speculative market were at about the
closing prices Of yesterday. but a weak under
tone was apparent and prices soon declined
11s9114c. rallied A0Nc: ruled steady and
closed with a loss OF 7Sn1c Dat were fairly
active aud unsettled. the feature being weak
ness and decline in distant futures, especially
May. owing to selling by several large shipping
houses but after decline of Ssc two large re-
ceVing houses bought freely and caused a
slight reaction. 9th futures leceded l463 sc
and the market closed easy at almost inside
figures. In mess pork trading was moderately
active. Offerings were not very large and the
demand was fair. with trading chiefly in Jan
uary aud May, mainly on local account, open
ing at an advance, later a reduction of - "a
15c was submitted to and the market close
quiet. In lard there was moderate trading,
offerings were not large and the demand fair in
aquiet way. The early market was stronger and
prices ruled about 2t5c higher, but the feeling
was easier later and prices receded 2l99 C and
closed steady at inside figures In snort rib
sides quite good trade was reported, though
the feeling was somewhat unsettled and prices
irregular within small range. Offerings were
fair and the demand rather active at times
Early sales were made at yesterdays closing
figures, but offerings were gradually enlarged
and prices declined again 517ISc. Toward the
close the feeling steadier and the market
closed quiet at inside figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. Wneat - No. spring 81 o.. No ,
red s. 05. Corn-No 2 451kc. Oats-No. Q,
37l4@ 37iSc Mess pork 81 o.. Lard S. %. Short
ribs s. 2505 S5. shoulders, s. 7oCe5 S716 Short
clear sides, s. 7005 IS. Whisky at 81 ID.
Lea1lng futIr ca lSed as flllows:
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MARK ET5 BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


Nvw YORK. Aug %, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at sos per cent.
Exchange long, 81 o214 IA S2l5: short, 81 500
4 S64 Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady
Following were the p m. stock quotations.
Erie ......-..... as Richm d & W. p
Chicago Y Norm. l09 Terminal ,..... S91s
Lale Saoe -. 1865 W stern Unon.,. S5]s
500 D. m.-Excnange closed quiet and barely
steady at S3dl : ~. Money easy at 500
per cent Sub-treasury balances-Coin, SI59, rs,
900; currency. So,9I4,U0O. Government oohus uull
but St. adv 10 firm; four per cents l2J34; four
and a half per cent coupons l0)14 State bonds
dull and witnouU feature.
The conservatism of operators in the stock
market was illustrated to-day blythe cessation
of The inward movement in progress last even
ing, and which gave the promise OF reaching
material pro ortions before long. Inc calllnS
out of 900 men on the New YORK central by
the leader of the knights OF LABOR served 10
again throw the market into waiting mood,
notwithstanding that money is easy now and
bids fair TO remain so for some time Inc tem.
Ier OF speculation, however, Is now SO Iiihlu
that any slight cause seems TO be sufnclent 10
arrest its course, and the opportunity OF the
bears is prolonged indefinitely, although the
tone of the market is undoubtedly strong under
the surface The market to-day was again dull
although there was some activity in spots but
prices. after the opening losses OF from q US
per cent, were moved up and down WITHIN
narrow limi ~ everything except hair dozen
leading stocks, In which there still remained q
speculative animation. OF these Reading and
i.ackawanna were conspicuous for weakness,
and linton Pacific for strelg 9Th. Tne slackness
II the coal rade a3d the owing substitution
Of btuinin0us lJr Anthracite IN the manufacIur-
log business was made the occasion for special
pressure upon tbs first named shares, ami both
81 rel "a material decline sugar was quite
active aud while dneiuatlng widely showed no
marked change from last alg It's hgure The
carnations 0f tna bears were aided all day long
~ exaggerated reports Of ezie lnions "a iaDpf
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New York. Aug 25-Arrived. schrs Fl S Ian
fair Woodland, Jacksonville: Ann Louisa Lock
wood, Evans, Fernandina; Norman, Henderson
Savannah
Cleared-Bark Elba, Tilton, Savannah.
CharteTs-Steamer Trojan [Brl, cotton, Sa-
vaunah to Liverpool, p Sd, Continent ll-32
Genoa, 23-6Id (Septembar) steamer Kathleen
[Brl, cotton Charleston to Liverpool. 5l6 /, Con,
tinent, 21-64d (September); steamer Wave fBr1.
phosphate, Port Royal to Hull lbs.
Santos, Aug 20-Sailed, bark Inheritance
[Norl, Smith, Savannah.
Bermuda, Aug 7-Saled, steamship earn
Marth [Brl. Hurrell. Charlotte Harbor. Fla.
Baltimore, Aug 25-Cleared, steamship Kath-
leen Brl Thompson, Charleston land sailed);
steamship Wave lBrl, Mccarthy, Port Royal,
S c..
Brunswick, Ga, Aug 24-Sailed, schr Jas X
Woodhouse Kelly, Union Island; 25th, bark
Bruce Hawkins Quincy, Boston.
Bull River, c, Aug 25-S&iled, steamer Gre
clan Prince lBrl, Milburn, United Kingdom.
Beaufort, c, Aug 3-salled scnrs Ada G
Schoolcraft, Booye, New York; Ella Moore,
Charleston.
Belfast, Me, Aug a5-Sailed, schr Fannie A
Gorham Carter, Bangor 10 load for Jackson
Vile
Cape Henry. Aug 99-Passed out. bark
New Light, for Savannah; 2sd, steamship Tro-
jan lBrl, for Savannah.
Galveston, Aug 25-saled, schr Navarino,
Cole. Apalhchc0la.
Newport News, Aug 28--sailed steamship
EtlinS Brl. Bostoa for savannah.
Pensacola, Aug i5--Clrared, Steamer crown
Prince lIsfl, Coalls Newcastle, r.; 18th, bar.
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ugglan lSwl. Gadd. Cape Town; Broderfolket
lNorE hlooner, Grimsoy; Nina lNorl. R.in=rt-
Port Royal, S G. Aug 2S-Sailed. schr Flor
ence Shay. Edwards Darien
Philadelphia, Aug Arrived schrs Joel
oook, warren. Satilla River. Ga: Annie and
Willard. Sheppard. Pensacola. Francs 7. cd.
trey, Steelman. do; Iona Sawyer, Reynolds, do;
susan Pickering. Haskell do
Cieared-Steamship Wansbeck [Brl Jones.
vannah
Delaware Breskwater. Aug 24-Passed out,
steamers Bratten lNorl, Philadelphia for
charleston; Jaue Kelsall [Brl. do. for Coosaw;
10Th, passed up schr Annis and Willard. Shep.
ardson, Pensacola for Wilmington, Del.
Portland. Ne. Aug 25-Arrived bark Never
and Muller. Patterson, Brunswick Ga
pool
Arrived Out-Seal, New YORK for Bremen.
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troubles. and some severe drives sere made
against leading stocks under cover of these
stories. The market rallied slightly from the
but succeeding dizziness again Invited attack
and prices shaded off slowly until we'll into the
afternoon, when more determined drive was
made. and Sugar, in which some stop orders
were uncovered, Lackaganna Reading Rock
Island ami Atchison, suffered severely. Efforts
to cover made sharp rally in the last few
minutes. but only in Reading was there any
material recovery of previous losses The
market closed fairly active ami firm on rally,
but generally at close tolowest prices The sales
aggregated 1862 900 shares of listed and 81 900
shares OF unlisted. The following were the
closing
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts and all nauti.
cal information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charge at tue United States.
tains are re uested to cal at the office.
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN
In charge Autographs Station
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PoULTRY-Market overstocked; demand light
EGGs-Market firm; stock ample.
PEANUTs-Full stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
6uGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PorAroEs-Market nominal; no stock
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MARITIME MIsNELLANY

London, Aug 25-Schr Golden Rule rBrl. Pink.
new. at Buenos Ayres from Pensacola iettisoped
her deckload on the voyage. Gle previous re-
port that the Golden Rule was at Barbados
leaky was doubtless incorrectly.
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SAILED waterway
MEMORANDA

Steamship City of Birmingham New York.
Steamship City of Savannah. Boston.
Bark Winona [Norl Garston Dock,
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Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and Blutfton-W T Gibson. Agt
Steamer Katie Bevill. Augusta and way land
ings-J G Medlock, Agt