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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Mrs. Geo. d. Bell visited Boise
last Tuesday.
Lawyer Dial took in the Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Mrs. McKim returned from her
visit at Rocky Bar, on Friday.
Frank Andreas, the Pine Grove
mining man, was in town Friday
Mrs Cooper and son Roy, from
Oreana, were visitors here Thursday
and Friday.
Harry Madison has gone to Sho-
shohe, but will return Monday with
his family.
Rev. Father Nanderhayden OF
Boise City visited Mountain Home
a few days ago.
Miss Jessie Bowler arrived here a
few days ago from Iowa. on pro-
tracted visit to Mrs Mary Doom, at
Tuck Ethell's ranch.
Henry Robertson of Bruneau was
IN town Friday, having brought over
a threshing machine and engine for
shipment TO Caldwell.
Cashier Campbell Of the Elmore
Bank has commenced the erection
of a fine dwelling house near Geo.
" Fletcher Sr's residence.
Sing Chong keeps the neatest and
cleanest restaurant in town, furnish
es the best meals and consequently
is getting big run of patronage.
Mr.. Shields, Of the firm of Rice &
Co has secured two "Washoe GAIA
ries" from the Snake river flats for
the amusement of his children, and
their melodious haw-haws re-
sound through the air night and
day.
Geo. l. Cole, who has recently
built himself IA home on tract Of
land about three miles northwest Of
this town, has struck n fine flow of
pure ice-eold water in well only
about twenty feet in depth. Mr..
Cole Is not an aspirant for office this
year, but he invites all thirsty way
farers TO stop and take a drink OF
good-water
Charles p. Oliver, raneher aud
stock -raiser, and altogether too good
u citizen to march in the ranks OF
the &. o. p. Of corruption, an
nouncs himself in to-day's BULLETIN
a candidate for Assessor and Col
lector. subject to the will OF the Re-
publican county convention. IL
Nh Oliver j q there he will make
II het ivr l1. t@o competitors on
the other tickets.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
BOARD on EQUALIZATION.

The Board Of County Commission.
crs Of Gilmore county met as Board
Of Equalization At Mountain Home,
Monday. August %, 1892 Present,
s. Il Blackwell. Nelson Davis aud w.
II. Manion, aud Clerk W. c. Wicker
sham.
Ordered, that the following assess
ments for the year 1892 be rs follows /;
Assessment Il sackman & svanhalIR. Rocky nar.
merchandise, raisesi from -, sfa % 500.
Assessment 81 Vim H. Rt4ekman raised trcn $40
head cattle 10 asa head value A. CD
Assessment 81 Isaac Coo raised irhm co.. head OF
cattle 20 IaO1-SAlar SID. SR
pr. All fong, ROCKY Bar merchandise, raised from
400 10 tslD dollars.
VIM. Hyndmaa. Last Chance hosting works, from
$50 Ia 3.0O0 dollars
4. ". LOckman raised from slo head cattle to 80
head
Vim, Russell, rtiscd from Is head Of horses 10 la5
head value |, 100 dollars
James stout. raised 100 acres timber culture to
- % per acre
VIM. ~. Stockton, GIcnn's Ferry RAISED a. follows;
Improvements real estate from 600 a. 500 and
merchandise from I.tOO 10 $50
The following exempted from the following
assessments: Mr. 81 J. Bcarhy, widow, exempt looo.
Ida Is Mckim, wbloS, ltO,: james Stout, exempt on
siA acres timber culture 1000, S. a. blackwell, eS
Elizabeth Malker, widow. exempt 1000, estate VI
o. j. slater orphan children. exempt 1000.
Assessment OF John Dientz reduced ON land from
dollars per acre - dollars
Pursuant TO the orier nt the Chairman 81 thi.
Rn.rd for the sale ~ lat 10 Ia block Is OF Mt Home
The sam, auvtioned thi. day aud sold To john
Mitchell for 80, he he,iig the highest bidicr.
Tuesdays Proceedings.
petition received from residents Of Smith
Prairie asking the setting apart OF road district
ssii smiths Prairie and the building Of road -
saue, and that a ruad otersccr he appointed. Tn
Board, after due consideration. conclude A. the
Is ~ late Tint Il would be impossible, 10 hull,
said road, laid said petition until the Apr
meeting in ls.3.
a warrant ordered drawn the county gen
eral fund tor So - to pay freight election sup
plies
Ordered that the Assessor be instructed to asses
all property that has escaped taxation and to -, d
any assessment that has been rendered incomplet
aud rot a just lssesrlngnt
Ori.Ifd thai uls CLERK If this Boarl make tn
sary CORE la the assessment roll mad
by this Bard. Adjourned.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
Petition for Order of Sale.

IL tho Probate Court oi Fillmore County. tn the
state ~ Idaho.
In the matter af the estate II Julian y IlIi de.
ceased
Grccnr White the administrator Of the estate 81
Julian Ill., d-ceAsei. having this daf nissi be Scr.
ied petition herein. PRAYING for order u sale 1T
the re-. estate of said decu4srd for the purposes
therein mentioue II i hereby 0rdsrei that ali per.
Interested IN said estate appear before ths Pro
hate Judge Of Elniorv connty the 18th day " sep
temher 1872 ~ the Probate courtroom % Eiinpre
county. ~ the town q Mountain Home, to show
Shy order should not be granted 10 said
administrator 10 sell n4ueh Of the real estktr At
private sale a. shall be nc sc~sary
Dated this nth day az August. 1907
ala ACG 81 sINNuTT Probate Judge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
Music Icsnnne.

MRs. C L. DukHAM having located
IN Mountain Home permanently will
open class in music on Piano and
Organ September lst, and solicits pat.
runage. She has had experience as a
teacher and instruction from the best
Professors North and East Terms.
5000 per month, two lessons week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
THE STATE CONVENTION.
John ~. Burke aud Frank Harris To
Lead the Democracy 90
Hictuf.V

victory.
That was a red-hot fight for the
Gunernatorial nomination in the
Democratic State Convention al,
Boise last Thursday. Stevenson,
Burke and Ballentine were the con-
testants for the prize. On the first,
second, third and fourth ballots
Stevenson wanted but one more
vote. At this stage of the proceed
ings an adjournment was voted and
then and there Stevenson was de-
feated, for that act gave the friends
Of Burke and Balleutine an oppor-
tunity to combine and FIX things"
to knock the grand old Governor
out Of the ring--and they did it eff
fectually, for on reassembling in
the evening Ballentine gradually
dropped out Of sight, and ON the
teuth ballet Burke was nominated
by vote of 40 tn 46 for Stevenson.
Burke undoubtedly is the next
strongest man to Stevenson that
could have been selected, and the
Democracy throughout Idaho will
give him their united and hearty
support.
J. w. Jones of Bingham declined
the nominate N for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Frank Harris of Wash
ington was unanimously chosen.
The following nominations were
made by reclamation:
For Congress-E. b. True of Al
turas county.
Secretary of State-J. Fl. Wick
ersham of Ada
State Treasurer-Phil a. Regain
of Ada.
State AUDITOR. W. Mcclure OF
kootenai.
Attorney Gcneral-W. T. Reeves
of Ada.
Supt. Of Instruction.. W. Far
ris of Bingham
Supreme Judgc-Frank Ensign
of Alturas.
Presidential Electors-Col G v
Bryan Of Alturas; J w Eden of
Bingham. and } w Reid of Nez
Perez.
The Convention decided to be
guided by the constitutional appor-
1iOnment Of representation in the
Legislature, and agreed that any
vacancies on the State ticket might
hc filled by the campaign com
iRittee
The Statesman saws Friday af-
ternoon the new Democratic State
Central Committee was organized.
Phil Tillinghast of Lata was elected
chairman. He will Immediately
appoint n secretary and cam
paign committee. The executive
committee will consist of b. NJ. Hill
lizard, J ". Rid, | y. Coston, 6.
w. Lane. and J. NJ Bennett. Mr..
Tilinghast will next week, open
campaign headquarters in Boise.
Captain Geo. w. Hill of Gilmore
is a nember Of the new committee
and will make an able worker for
the party in this county.
Now thae a good ticket is in
the field from President down to
County Coroner, let Democrats act
in harmony and make long, strong
pull for the success of each and
every candidate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Quite breezy yesterday.

Quite breezy yesterday.
{. W. Burns is erecting a large
barn on his premises.
c. ii. Rinchart has returned
home from his trip to Ada county.
5. A. MeAnulty came in We'd
nesday, from his Cold Spring creek
ranch.
Sunday night last Scion Mccoy
shipped east for sale one carload
OF horses.
Geo. w. Fletcher Jr. and Mr..
Stanfield visited Bruneau Valley
last Monday
An engine struck and killed
valuable horse belonging to Ike Har-
mon, near tins place, few days
ago.
Miss Ada Wooten arrived here
from Atlanta Thursday evening, on
her way to Colorado, TO visit rela-
tives.
W. G. Wickersham and d. B.
Hill of this place were lookers-on at
the Democratic State Convention in
Boise.
Rudisill pulled out for Rocky Bar
the forepart of this week with 10000
pounds Of freight for Golden's mann
moth store.
A band of crickets tarried ut
Charlie divers place a few days
ago sufficiently long to devour sew
eral tons of stacked alfalfa.
Dir. Bearby is daily adding new
goods to her almost endless variety
of stock, and is receiving the large
patronage she surely deserves.
After the close of the Rep. State
Convention at Moscow, Alec Bruce
run over into Washington for a few
days and returned home Wednesday
night.
e. L. Becker of Ogden and Miss
Thekla BONN were married recently
in Milwaukee,, Wis. The young
lady is well known in Mountain
Home, having visited here about n
year ago.
Rev. Samuel Rose, pastor Of the
Congregational church ut Boise, is
returning from ketchum, where he
has been taking a few weeks rest,
and will preach in Odd Fellows
hall ut the usual hours to-day.
Rev. Burr breaches at Boise.
FouND-0n the Bruneau road,
August 20, a pocket-book containing
money and few trinkets. The
owner can have the same by apply
ing nj the BULLETIN office, proving
property and paying for this notice
". f drummer visited the Dixie
mines a few days ago and brings
back very encouraging news from
this new district. He says it is
doubtless fact that Peter Johnson
has been successful in selling the
Wilson claims TO parties in Chicago
for a good round sum.
Lew strickland, who had the
misfortune few weeks ago 10 lose
his dwelling house by fire, came
over from Bruneau few days ago
for lumber with which TO rebuild.
Mr.. Strickland feels very grateful
to his ncighbors for their generous
aid and wishes to publicly thank one
and all of them.
Judge Sinnott, on the 23d, APP
portioned $2S7 90 school moneys as
follows: Rocky Bar, s35 50; At
lanta, $26n5; Mayicld, $24 90; Mt
Home,S56.06; Glenn's Ferry,S54 50;
Pine Grove, $3.50; Cold Springs,
S22.4O; Jackson's, $1,000; redemp-
tion OF warrants on school fund,
5000.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
For County Commissioner.

A. the earnest soiiesation Of many voters hereby
announce myself candidate AZ the ensuing election.
on the PEOPLES TICKET, for the office Of County
& mnassieuer District No 2, Fillmore county, Idaho.
II elected promise TO guard we'll the interests OF the
taxpayers OF the county. GRO. L. CRANDAL
Pine Grove, jelly .. ls02.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
Big Bargains.

| am selling my millinery goods
ut n great reduction TO make room
for fall goods. Ne trouble TO show
goods. Call early and see for your
self what bargains YOU can get in
laces, ribbons, veilings, etc.
MRs. NJ. J BEARBY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

CHARLES P. OLIVER announces himself can.
,tda,e for Assessor and Collector Of fillmore county,
subject to the will u the Republican County Con.
stntion, TO he held at Glenns Ferry, September q
Mountain Home. August %, 1922.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Rocky Bar, Aug %, 1892.
"Gold Bug" will please again
crawl into the BULLETIN columns |
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
SUNDAY, Aug. IS, 1892.
For Sheriff.

hereby respectfully announce myself candidate
for sheriff OF Elinors county. Idaho, suhjec, the
decision Of the Republican County Convention, 10 be
held a, Clenns Ferry, wednesday. sept IL
JOHN MITCHELL.
Mountain Home August "a. ls02.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28
ROCKY nan ITEMS.
Furnished by n Reliable Citizen of
the Ola Golden Camp.

Al their last annual meeting ia
London the Gilmore Co. changed it,
name t. Ida Gold, Limited. I" There
Is nothing in a name either rs the
Alturas, the Elmore or the lda-it
Is the solid company Of this section
of Idaho, and the development work
goes steadily forward
Will you please tell your neigh.
bors that Atlanta is solid for the
Peoples party. Rocky Bar is ditto.
Nearly all the Republicans, with
once in awhile Democrat, have
joined the p. p, and il is going to
complicate things rs badly in this
county as they are in Missouri.
We think Rocky Bar is coming
to the front. Eight new babies,
mostly boys and girls; five candi-
dates for office; several good mines;
a joe-dandy climate; n big working
majority of Peoples party. with At
lanta to hear from. How's this for
high-altitude2
While Wells, Fargo < Co. carried
the express there was something
OVERSEE 100000 gold shipped from
Rocky Bar, this including our sub
urb Atlanta, but does not include
the heavy shipments made by the
Alturas mine in tSS7-SS.
The first question asked in Rocky
Bar liz: What is the matter with
Mountain Home?" "Where are
its candidates for county offices?-
or do its people see sure defeat in
November and wisely let the Ferry
and Bar have all the honors?
! J. V. Mundell, accidentally sho'
during the McCarty Riley riot,
am sorry to say is not improvin,
very fast; but Jim is tough al,
colder weather may help him.
Gid Campbell is taking on
quartz from new strike in tn
Washington mine-rich rock, too.
Adam Gottsh is coming to tn
front again with some good COL,
quartz in his Richmond ledge
A dance was had here last We'd
nesday evening in honor Of Mise
, Gaetz and Wooten Of Atlanta.
Dave Barckley IL still at work o.
his Daisy mine and with his usua
! good fortune.
What do you think of that p. r
Gum? If he is no good wi vii
spike him.
What's the matter with the mig
ger voters in Alabama2
GoLp BrG.
Rocky Bar, Aug. p, 1892.
t"Gold Bug" will please agai
crawl into the BULLETIN columns
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

Buffalo, y. y, striking switch
men have returned to work, and all
is again quiet.
The Democrats Of Boise county
have nominated the following ticket
State Senator--J 6. Watts; Repre-.
scntatives-I w Dnnton and
John Merrill; Sheriff.. 4. Lippin-
colt; Assessor and Tax Collector
Carroll Baird; Probate Judge-T.
5. Hart; Treasurer-F. +. Church;
Surveyor. J. Coonrod; Coroner
DIR. Warren Newell; County Com
missioners-lst Dist. o. A. Du-
quette; 2nd Dist, Martin Cathcart
3rd Dist. s. a. Clarkson.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
COMMERCIAL And FINACIAL.
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Eoney Easy-sterling
Exchange Steady-Go Government. Bonds
were steady-Railroads Easier-stocks
Closed Steady.
At New York, yesterday, money was easy,
ranging from 3@41s per cent ;last loan 3,elosing
at 31s per cent. Prime mercantile paper was
quoted at 6@6 per cent Sterling Exchange
was steady with actual business in bankers bills
at s5A@4 851a for so day bills and s7s4
"a SS for demand; posted rates s6@4 S81a;
Commercials at 4 8414 GA 871a. Government
bonds were steady. Raj roads were easier.
There was a sharp pressure to sell lndustrlals
after midday. American Sugar declined to
1o5sl, DistiIling & Cattle Feeding to 6Hs, and
Chicago gas to 927s. The market showed
disposition to rally after 5, but in last hour
the selling of American Sugar was renewed, the
stock being forced down to 1o57s, and the en-
tire list sold off in sympathy, the market selling
steady. ~;
Transatactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 383, 500 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
Domestic Ports.

NEW YORK-Ar 5th, sch Loduskia. Bangor
Damietta & Joanna, Portland; Lady Lien, Cal
ais: G FL Sprague, Kennebec; Helen L Martin
Darien; Angie Green Charleston; Loduskia
Providence; Maggie Todd, Stonington; Ada s
Allen, New Haven.
Pitre; John Paul, Foss, Nuevitas.
Cid 9TH, ship Henry B Hyde. Pendlton, San
Francisco; barque Freeman, ,Gerrish, Shanghai; |;
Chestina Redman, Mclean, Boston.
Sid 9th, barqge Jennie Hardness, M 3, Portland, O.
Passed Hell Gate 9th, sch VIM Pickering, I'm
New York for Plymouth.
BOSTON-Ar 5th, schs Independent. Carter,
Norfolk; Rosa g. Adra, Berry, New York;
Flora Pressey, Nash, Rondout; Harvest Home,
Rowan Mt Desert; Marcia Bailey, Cole. Column
bia Falls.
Ar 9th, schs Rather, Hunt, st Andrews, NIB;
Alsatian, Snowman, Kennebec; Charleston,
Erskine, Bangor; Exchange, Dillingham;, Rock
port; Katharine D Perry, Garfield. Norfolk !;
Gertrude A Bartlett, Garfield, Rondout; May
Queen, Grant, Sullivan; Edw L Warren, Colson,
Belfast; Newell B Hawes, Brown, Wiscasset.
Cid 9TH, barque Edward L Mayberry, Kinds,
New York.
SAN FRANCISCO = Ar 23d. ship Arabia,
Dickingon, New York.
Ar 4th, ship Columbia, Nelson, Nanaimo.
Cid 9Th, barque S c Allen, Thompson. for
MoBTLE-Ar 9TH, sch R D Spear, Farr, from
FERNANDINA-sld 25th, sch VIM Smith,
DARIEN~Ar 4th, barque Altamaha, Hick-
. 'ne GEdRGETowN, sTowN sC-Sld 4th, sch John C
Gregory, Anderson. New York.
N0RFOLK--Ar Sd, sch Jos Souther, from
CITY PoINT-Ar 4th, sch John Beacham,
CHM, Rockland.
Kelley, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
Our Main Floor is de-
foted entirely to
Holiday Novelties.

Never before have we made such extern
siye preparations for the Holidays.
The Dress Goods have been moved
and the entire space on the main tieor
devoted to Xmas Goods and every de-
partment is running over with pretty and
useful goods for Christmas.
We have increased our cash car service
and our force of clerks is almost doubled.
We shall also remove the first center
counter, in order to make more room at
the entrance of the store.
We group the most important attrac-
tions for immediate reference as follows:
On the last right hand counter on first
floor will be found an extra fine line OF
Linen Towels and Linen Damask Sets,
Table Covers, fringed, with Napkins to
match. Aspecially fine line of imported
Linen Damask, by the yard, with Doylies
and Napkins to match.
Ladies' Cotton Underwear and Ladies'
Outing Flannel Wrappers in new styles
for Xmas trade.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
Roston rroduce Market
\ Ex-Div'G.

BOSTON. Dec. +. 1s92.-The following are
Jo-dav's quotations of Provisions. Produce ETC.. !:
Pork-Long cuts 19 10000 90: short cuts at
10 o00O0 90: backs at II o09oo 90; lean lends
at 90 O0919 90; pork tongues 16 90; butt pork
16 90.
Hams at 11a012c; small do at 12@121sc;
pressed hams 111zc
Lard-Choice 10s4 c IF fb in tierces and tabs !;
10-fb pals in cs 1114c.
Hogs-Choice city dressed $3.50 9S fb; country
doi7s4c
Butter- Western extra creamery at 27@28c:
fancy higher: tirsts and extra 1rsts at 24027 !;
extra imitation creamrv = ape: factory enoice
17d018c: Northern creamery. choice 28928H3c c;
New YORK and vermont DAIRY, gooo 70 cnoice
24126c; Eastern creamery. good to choice at
25927c. The above auotatlons are receivers.
prices for strictly wholesale lots Jobbing
Cileese-Nortnern choice full creams at 11t9
111Ac; fancy twins OO@111ac; fair to GOOD at
7(s11c; western choice lo1a@11c;sage 1918.
extras @ at 3sSsoc; y Michigan extra at : @2sc;
Western frsts --627c :fafr to good 24s926.
Poultry-North'n fresh-killed turkeys l2gl3:
fair to good e; spring chickens, choice at II
@l6c; fowls 146 &c; Western dry packed tur-
KEYS at 13@14c; chickens 1A915c, and fowl IL
@13c.
Beans-New York hand-sicked pea. at 2 leg
i 75d2 90; hand-picked med at 00@-; choice
yellow eyes, 3592 90: California pea Deans
2 25td2 20: nand-picked. 5042 So
Seed-Tmothy. j 3002 00 Western red top
s2G2' 25: clover, 12@121ac; Hungarian. 2o9
4 IS.
Hay-Choice. at SIT 5o@1s 30 flair 70 to good
16 O00$18 90: Eastern choice at $1791S 90;
poor to ordinary. S12t0S16.
~ rPotatoes-Choice Aroostook HebronS .85c per
bush, Houlton Hebrons at 85@SSc: Houlton
Rose soc: York state white stars 75@78c; Bur-
banks 75@78c.
Apples-Choice No 1 BaldwinS at 1882 rs:
No 2 at Pool 80; Greetings at z I5g2 Y;
Kings 5O@3 90; Hubbardston 00@2 30;
Maine Harveys 2592 IS ;Talman sweets 90
az 3d.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07

PHILADELPHIA cid 5th, brig Edith
Campbell Nelson, Norfolk.
Cid 5th, sch John Haynes. Haynes, for New
Bedford
NEW HAvEN-Ar 4th, sch Northern Light,
New York.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Walker Arming-
ton. Drinkwater, Providence.
NEWPORT-Ar 4th sch Storm Petrol, from
NOBSKA-Passed east 9TH, sch Young Bro
VINEYARD-HAVEN- Sd, schs Levi Hart
and Ernest Lee, Bangor for New York; Har-
ry Lord, and Break OF Day. Deer Isle for 40;
sg nSia Wm " De Demina Waiais for Stamford Henry
e Milliken. Bath for New Haven.
Sid Sd, sch E Nightingale.
Boston; May Mcfarland, PHILADELPHIA for do:
Lygonia. New York for do; Alice Boardman,
Calais for do; Hamburg, Nova Scotia tor d9. -
9TH schs Mary Les New YpTS tor o o
do; Jas Talbot, do for Amesbury; Sarah Ea-
ton, Port johnson for Portland.
In port 9TH, schs Lew Hart. Ernest : Gn,,L' Lee
Harry S Lord, Break of Day, Fred Walton,
Myronus, stephen Morgan Chas L jeffrey, Z
Messer, Wild Pigeon, Kebecca A Tnulane, A E
Y RAM, Herald Of the Morning, NJ Z Amsdens
VIM Deming, John Lenthal, Geo Gurney, e M
Porter, E & g W Kinds, Henry Milliken May
Mcfarland, Georgictta, Lygonia, Jennie Green
Lee, Lee, Cambridge, j ii Crowley. Ada Ames, Jas
R Talbot Henry, Sarah Eaton.
Ar 5th, tug Herald: from New York for fort-
land, with barge G RR No z.
EDGARTOWN--Ar 9th. schs st Elmo, Ken
nedy, New, York for Kockland; Race 9 H1rse, pSe
dout for Boston; Flyaway, Thomas. Brooklyn
for do; Martha Innis. Speed. Hoboken 1of
Portsmouth; Ni1e Manning, do for Boston;
for Portland; Caroline, and Julia Martha, I'M
Calais for -; Maud Briggs, Bangor Iof New
York; Lizzie Young Somes Sound for DO; LIZ
zie Carr, Green's Landing for DO NJ,
HYANNIS-Ar 9Th, schs Il B Metcalf, Fall
River for Bangor; Merrill G Hart. Port Johnson
for Roekland; Idaho, do for DO irene Me-
Amboy for Eastport; Hope Haynes, Amherst
for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
Foreign Markets.
(RY TaleQraph.l

LONDON, Dec 6. 1ss2-Consols s714d for
money and 97as for the account.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6. 1S92.-The Cotton
bales; speculation and export 1000 bates.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 6 1S92.-Quotations--
Winter whcats 5s 1a 8d@5S Cd; Spring wheat
at es badges Sd. Mixed American corn at
As 3D..
Cheese 53s.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
Memoranda.

Edgartown, Dec 6--Sch Mary J Stewart, Joy,
Philadelphia for Amesbury, at this port. was
fanIed by schr Morris & Cliff, and had jibboom
carried away. The M s. G stove boat and car
ried away foretopmast.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 5--Sch Maud Briggs, OF
Bangor. with granite for New York, struck on
T. LHommedieu Shoal to-day and remains.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC DEC. Z.
MARINE NEW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
TUESDAY. Dec 6.

TUESDAY. Dec 6.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maine, Colby, st John, NIB.
Sch Tifmouse. Jordan, Boston for Winterport,
leaking badly. Put in for repairs.
Sch Henry May, Randall, Bangor for New
York-{ar 4th.)
Sch MI Desperandum, Hutchinson, Orland
Sch Blanche, of Gloucester, from La Have,
tf TUG % Express, with sloop United States in tow
for Saco.
Sch M J Sewall, Beals, Jonesport-J Fl Blake.
Sch Forest Oak, Gott, fremont II Blake.
Sch Napoleon, Jones, beHast = hehseH q
Tabor.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-07
'ries-Choice Cape 8 90 aR Dbl.
Chicago Cattle Market.
(By Telegraphl

CHICAGO. Dec. 6. 1892-The Cattle market
-Rece1pts 5000; shipments 2800; slow, weak
8o05 25; others 2 1894 30; stockers 1 60@
Sb cows 0592 10.
Hogs-receipts IL 900; shipments 1900; 5@
1Oc higher; rough and common at S0@5 go;
packing and mixed 6 O0006 so; prime heavy at
6 8 ta6 so; butchers 1096 50; light o 7o@
6 20.
Sheep-receipts 5000; shipments $50: opened
steady; closed lower natives OO@5i25 Wes-
terms 4 / Oa4 70; Texans 2 2594 70; lambs at
e 75G5 40