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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
ON THE RfPPAHINNOch'
The Preachers Are Kept Busy joining '"'
Young People In Marriage.

rREDERICKsBURG, VA. Oct. 81
speoial.-Rev. l.. Fox. of the Stafford
Methodist circuit. was very busy MIN
,ster one day this week. Three couples
called az the parsonage and were uni
ted in marriage by him as follows
Miss Flora Fuiter and Mr.. Willie Cal
vim. Miss Mary Colvin and Mr.. George
Brooks. Miss Caliie Brooks and MI. hoy
brooks, all OF stafford.
The revival services at Belle Air bap'
list church, in Stafford. are stlii IN pro-
gress. but will probably close SUNDAY
night. The pastor, Rev Decatur Edwarus
IS assisted by Rev. Mr.. Clayton OF dsh-
ington. Twelve have been received lot
baptism.
REV. A. T. Lynn. OF Stafford, has ac-
oepted a call to the passionate OF MI
Carmel church. in Fauquier
Miss Retiie A. Hart and Mr.. PEARSON
y. Payne, both OF this city, were mar
red ttis week at the residence or TIVE
oric,f ting minister. Rev. Decatur Ed
waids.
Hon. TaZewel Elicit. Of Richmond.
and Mayor w. 6. White, of this city
will sneak at teh courthouse here Mon
dav ,iCnt. when the Silver Democrats
viii close the campaign with rally.
Contractor G.. W. Wrotsn has Straight
en.d the steeple of 81. Georges church.
which Was badly twisted by the recent
storm.
Nj. John A. Hall, OF Stafford, and
Miss Koterta c. Beverley. danshtc: OF
Captain and Hrs. +. c. Beverley, or
Spotsylvania. were married at the homo
OF tho brides parents few days ago,
Rev. Decatur Edwards ofiicia ting.
Mr. Eugene Bode has purchased Of
Councilman h. -. Cole, wagon yard,
store house. dwelling, etc, on Liberty
street for the sum of $500.
Mrs Rose T. Hunter, of Washington.
widow Of the late Judge L. c. ). Hunter,
OF King George county, has issued cards
for tho marriage of her daughter, Miss
Lena Campbell Hunter TO Mr.. r. Somer-
Vile Bowie. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday. November 10th. at
1870 o'clock, at st. Marks Episcopal
church, Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Willie Reed. one of the officers Of
the steamer y akereid. ana Miss Emma
Weaver were married few days ago
az Providence church, In Westmoreland
county by Rev. T.. f. Hall. The same
day at the brides residence, in West
moreland by tho same minister, Mr.. Will
lie Taylor, purssr OF the steamer i. v.
Arrowsmith. ana Miss Nena Brown were
united in the bonds OF wedlock.
Mr. William J.. Montague Of King
George county. and Miss Alice Jones were
married recently in Washington.
1t is so dry in King George county that
but few OF the grist mills can grind
enough corn to supply the people. Many
OF the citizens have TO come to Freder-
icksburg TO procure meal.
Reports from the lower Rappahannock
counties indicate that the political pot
IS at boiling heat down there. Both par
ties are straining every nerve TO get out
their full strength next Tuesday. The
registration-lst is unusually large, and
shows the activity and energy with
which the canvass has been pressed.
4 house belonging TO Miss Martha
Farmer. near Bowling Green, Caroline
county was totally destroyed by fire one
night this week. None Of the effects
were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
an should carry virginia by 10000 majori-


1t is believed by those who are conserve.
tive ana impartial In their Judgment thas
the free silverites will be defeated ia hve
out OF the ten Congressional Districts.
There Is strong reason to believe tna'
there are chances for s0und-mohey bun
cess In at least two more.
A STEADY GAIN.
As stated above, the steady increase III
the strength OF the sound money cause
Throughout tho State has been one OF the
most striking features Of the Campaign.
soon after the first guns In the canvass
we're fired the FREQ silverites would NOT
divide time with the sound money SPEAK
ers' and the latter were denied hearing
time and again. Then the opposition SoIn-
menced the system OF gag-law, which re- re-,
suited I'm the loss OF great many Votes
FOR them. Tho people gradually COM
menced TO open their eyes TO the truths
spoken by sound-money men,. ana oui
Ing tho past two or three weeks tIe ao-
vocates Of an honest currency nave oeeil
given a hearing In nearly every place AT
S,bich thew were announced TO speak.
'rhia Is simply one OF the evidences OIL
tho growth Of sound money throushou,e
Virginia. Hundreds of rampant Iree si-
yerites have seen the errors OF tne Cni,
cago olatform during the last month"; ana
have come over to the side OF honest cur
rency. -, an. eur
There is going to be more than one sur
prised man among the free-siiver No'eI >
on November ith. when the returns set
I'm. The Chicago party In virginia NAV
not only greatly over-rated their owl.
strength accoi ding to the noise made; pu,
they have on the other hand, unneI
the strength OF the sound-money IoroeS rs
They will awake to some ne" ia''' va
Noyennber 4th.
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Secretary OF the STATE SILVER Committed
snort a time. A well-known citizen, who
Is " ell-luIOrmed as 10 lIo political ConGl-
tons throughout the STATE. said 10 me
yesterday. II the campaign were 10 last
TWO months longer, 1 am confident that
the sOund-money cause would come out
victorious in every district in Virginia. l
have never seen any poltlcai movement
develop so rapidly
There are reasons for this, and good
ones. tirst. the s0und-money cause IS
night. IL Is no giittering dream full or
Wild and sweeping promises slch as the
free-silver theory. Upon cool ana calm
consideration the people as BODY are
compelled 10 see that an honest curren-
cy Is necessary for tie financial prospect
~ OF a nation. Whenever the people OF
Virginia study the financial question they
come over to the cause OF sound money
By the hundreds.
Then the leaders OF the sound-money
movement in the state have frowned upon
all unfair means In political warfare.
They have advocated free speech every
where. and have condemned all efforts on
the part Of everybody 10 Interfere with
honest methods Of presenting the truth 10
the PEOPLE. They have simply asked for
hcd.iu.s ana whenever granted this, con-
yerfs from the ranks Of the Chicago par
u have not been lacking.
The sOund-money sentiment In virginia
has developed a strength that IS alarming
10 th. opposition. ~ hrst dp9a''n'ly
welE. II gathered force from day t. cdy.
until q ere Is every reason 70 belle 20 hat
Brysn's majority IN the State VIII lie
small. and that half OF the congressional
distric.g VII be carried for sound ironfy.
DESPITE the fact that the free 'ilEeftes
a-e disposcd 10 claim everything IA s,eht
w1a,nor or inch high or not. 1t cannot lie
den ed that both the Palmer ana ''nTi Ltr
and Mckinley and Hobart forces IN the
state have been strengthening .aily ior
the past two months and mat they are
going 10 put up very sun lYht against
the Chicago party next Tuesday
No FIGURES QUOTED.
ca far neither OF the three parties Is
d;s,,eed TO quote any figures rs u the
re.ulf Of the contest. The fact Is !. IS
lid that the result is solns 10 lie
IT,. and il Bryan wins in virginia it
VIII not be by big majority ,oads 70 Th ,,i Hs
DI"s, eo,, m snare So we'll have the
so and he Repu9 Fl "a The s'. Is.
heer worried up In Nif-l I, W 4. We rec
ss-o,,rr,ter Cd Not for a couple OF de-
codes has there been so much political
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

'.ftltldly Oh the SAaAt DlMONlGllt NOil-
mittee.)
chairman so appointed was vested with
authority of the convention 70 mi all va
cancies IN the State Committee and, 10
appoint az Executive Committee, or
which. also. he was 10 be chairman.
The first meeting OF the State Com
mittce was helC in Richmond ON the day
following. the ZSth OF August. and Mr.
Harvey l.. Wilson was elected secretary.
hut. as many of the committee were not
in the city. and had so far received no
notice of their appointment. or. of any
meeting OF the committee. sub-cOmmit-
tee was appointed TO take charge of the
campaign temporarily ana the State Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet on the 10th OF
September. on the 10th OF September
full meeting was held. and General 4.
NJ. Logan was appointed chairman.
THE COMMITTEES.
The complete list Of the State Commit
tee as now constituted is as follow.
FIRST DISTRICT
Name Post-oflce County.
d.. C.. l.. Harmanson. Onancock, Accom- G.
A. r. Chandler. Bowling Green. Caroline.
Rent. Chambers. Lodge. Northumberld
G. i. Baker Bowling Green, Caroline.
T. Hopkins, Onancock. Accomac.
SECOND DISTRICT.
u. Mccormick, Norfolk Norfolk.
II. {. Shelton, Phoebus, Elizabeth CITY.
J. l.. Marye. Newport News. Warwick.
G.. Hatton, Portsmouth, Norfolk.
George Barnes. Portsmouth. Norfolk.
THIRD DISTRICT.
John 9. Pollard, Oliver. Hanover.
A. J. Daffron Manchester. Chesterfield.
Barton II. Wise. Richmond. Henrico.
John W. Brittcn. Ettrick, Chesterfield.
Joseph Bryan. Richmond. Henrico.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Chas. Bugg, Farmville. Prince Edward.
5. T. Mitchell, Petersburg. Dinwiddie.
Ben Lyon. Petersburg. Dinwiddie.
John X. W. Smith. Petersburg, Dinwiddie.
Richard Eppes. City Point. Prince George.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
John G.. C0yington. Danville. Pittsylvania.
]. II. whitehead, Chatham, Pittsylvania.
W. T.. Andrews. Rocky Mount, Franklin.
}. A. Dickey. Independence. Grayson.
J. S Michaels Danville. Pittsylvania.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
r. II. T. Adams. Lynchburg. Campbell.
r. G. Saunders. EVington, Campbell.
u. p. Parr. Bedford city. Bedford.
John n. Wright, Roanoke, Roanoke.
John ID. Smith. Radford. Montgomery.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
&. d. Langhorne Greenwood. Albemarle.
c. r. Harris. Charlottesville. Albemorlc.
w. r. Stephenson. Winchester. Frederick.
II. n. Hildchrand. Chdrl sViile. AlDenarie.
j. II. Grabul. Woodstock, Shenandoah.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Thos. l.. Cockrell. Alexandria. Alexandria
Robert Elliott. Alexandria. Alexandria
Samuel G. WestcOtt, Vienna. Fairfax
IL A.. Holiday. Jr.. RaDidan, Culpsper
J. H. Khpstein. Marshall. Fauquier.
NINTH DISTRICT.
John s Apperson, Marion, Smythe.
c. v Litchneld, Abingdon. Washington.
Frank ) Lee COeburn, Wise.
j. Bunting. Bristol Washington.
Dr. c. W. Glcaves Wytheville. Wythc.
TENTH DISTRICT
j. r Dunlop Buena Vista Rockbridge.
=. W. II. reyton, stanton. Augusta.
j. r. Williams. Arvonia. Buckingham.
Il. \. Williamson. Clifton Forge. Allegh'y.
Jas T. Hawkins. Jr. Nimrod Han. Bath
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Cen. T. NJ. Logan. chairman. selected
his Executive Committee as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
A REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN.
Growth Of the Sound-MOney Movement
In Virginia Without a Parable.
GRAND WORK WILL Be MADE MANIFEST
srcafe.t Work of the Campaign Wasfhe
rnesrshiug of the Cnhiusains Frauds
In Uenrico County Personnel of the
National Democratic Party.

Tho growth Of the sound-noaey move
ment In Virginia is perhaps without
parallel In the political history OF THIS
Stale. end now that the campaign Is near
Ing the end. a review of the work from
the beginning. will be Of interest no
doubt. TO the thousands who have cast
their lot with ;he Sound Money Democ-
racy.
The State Convention o, the National
Democratic party OF Virginia met at the
Academy OF Music. ia hchmon1. on the
21th Gay Of August. 4 fair representa-
two body from tho different sections OF
the State was present. but, a large num-
btr OF the counties and the entire Firth
District were not represented at ali. The
Convention adopted a platform and APP
pointed State Committee. The state
Committee was authorized by resolution.
10 meet and appoint "A chairman. and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

Mrs Potter will be seen here in Joseph
OF Canaan." play that was turned down
hy Eneland's play censor. Bellew Will
act the title role.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
A REVIEW OR The CAMPAIGN
Much Harsh Feeling and Abuse By The
Free SilYeriteS.
GAG Law And OTHER UNFAIR TACTICS
The Chicago Party Has Overestimated Its
Strength According to the Noise Made.
Steady Growth of sound Money
Movement IL Virginia.
Two more days and the agony will all

Two more days and the agony will all
bo over.
No I.orc breathIess suspense and high
siuhs anxiety. before the week - out
'hc sIcat American people VIII se..ie
GOWN " DLslAtss al ain WIN souhu-Hhoh
cy platform IOr al least four years, Win
the privilege Ot renewing the contract.
in many respects the campaign, "hlcn Is
ABOUT " come ~ 4 close, mas Deeh the iiost
remarked Die ia Virginia since inc war
cannot recall L pIesiuehtl"i calnPaish Ia
which so much personal feeling has been
developed. Political views nave Deeh psi
Hntled 10 warm up 10 ie'ei meat III
many portions OF the STATE, anu theie are
instances on record where hhrsh epithets
have severed friendly relations. "A great
deal OF abuse. auy amount OF narrow
minded ana unfair tactics, ana huch
scnenlng on tue undefhandeo oider has
been resorted 10 by the Tree siiVefltes III ol
der 10 carry their points. 1 cannot IeluchI
Der a period during tne past Aileen years
IN this State In which the eag-law was 50
widely and systematically adopted. Inc
tactics on the part OF the large ana APP
parentiy nourisnins hoodluD slemen. ia
inc Tree silver ranks py which hei, rnIa
gray nalrs, education, rehneEnsnt' neIoic
service in the Confederate army, ana
faithful labor for the cause Oh democracy
have commanded respect, are prouuCl
or tile Chicago platform. lime was Wnen
IL would have been regarded py 'irslh-
i"i.' % al Olt'iic' Ht,'N e. -. a-a,a
10 insult gray-haired. brave Confederate
soldier I'm the Capital Of the ConfederacS.
And yet that very thing was done AT tne
Academy OF Music by supporters OF the
Chicago party Prejudice, narrow-mlnd-
edness. and rufianism was exhibited TO
srrsrising degree. and such an exhibition
Of behavior ps would not have been dream.
cd Of a year agO showed what rampant
free silver, flee riot and similar planks in
political platform can do by way of trans
forming dignity. self-respect. ard true
citizenship into genuine. all-around hood
lumism.
THINGS HAVE CHANGED.
\ striking fact about the campaign has
been tho remarkable strides which the
sound money sentiment has made in so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

Every day engagements ere entered into,
and marriages are made between people
who have no business 10 be married. Wo-
men enter into the most serious obligation
of life without the proper physical equip
ment for it. When a woman marrics, she
tacitly makes the declaration that she means
TO become the mother OF chiicien. This
declaration ought also 20 mean that she 10
physically able to perform what she under
takes. The bearing of child Is all too fire.
cuently an injustice 10 both mother aud
child. The woman who expects TO bear IN
tellectual and physically healthy children,
should be herself in strong and vigorous
health. The organs that make her woman
should be free from any faint OF disease or
weakness If they are not, the child viii
have a bare chance for health, and the
mother may easily make herself weak,
nervous, semi-invalid for the rest OF her life.
Female weakness of any kind-wkcther he
reditary or acquircd-inay be cured by the
right sort OF treatment. Dr.. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription is designed for the treat
ment and cure of Just tAis one class Of dis
cases and no other. 1t works in perfectly
rational way directly on the organs affected.
1t cleanses them Of all impurities; allays
any Inflammation that III q be present-and
that generally is present IN sickness re-
stores the organs to their natural, healthy,
regular action prepares them Tor the ac-
complishment OF vonian's greatest woik,
and if taken during CESSATION, the time OF
parturition Will be comparatively SAFE and
painless =,
The "Favorite Prescription -" Il not cure-ail
and II the general system IS rundown Doctor
Pieros's Golden Medical Discovery should DC
taken In connection writ n the Pavorite Prescrp-
ton" These two medicines torether have the
most wonderful influence on q womans health.
They will round out the hoiiows IN her enerks.
bring redness to bioodless lips and brightness TO
kck.lustrs-eyes. ~ al drug sl0rea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01
4 Deer HINT Without ANY Deer.

Messrs. Thomas A. Hucher and John
Bliley who left this city on last Mon
dav for Chesterfield county on 4 deer
hunt. have returned to this city. but
without any deer. Mr.. Hulcher says
had it not been for the new game law.
which prohibits the killing OF par
triGges in this State until the end OF
next year. they would have bagged plen-
~ OF game. As it was, they brought
home only three turkeys. and Mr.. HUI
chers friends assert that they were
killed in some ba;n-yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. A d. jenkins celebrated
their silver wedding at their nome, NO.
40S west Clay street. last Monday night.
They were married by DR.. y. NJ. Wilson,
who was then pastor OF Grace-stroet
Baptist church. Mrs. jenkins IS sis
ter OF Sergeant ]. A. Cosby.
A large number Of friends were pres
ent 10 offer congratulations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

(
mItteeJ
work in this State. An enormous quanti-
~ Of literature has been distributed from
the headquarters OF each OF the three
parties Ii is a fact that the forces OF
the sound money Democrats and of the
Republicans have both been better or
ganiItd. and their VOIk has been cNecut-
ed upon much more systematic and et-
fective plans than has that OF the free sill
veriteS. The latter nave depended mucn
moro upon noise. prejudice. abuse, ana
,ag-law for tfeir success. While they are
disposed to claim everything II Is a we'll
known fact that they are apprehensive as
TO the result. and that they realize what
an uphill fight they have before them.
on the ide OF Sound-M0ney Democracy
there are more brains ana t.dSMent' ana
the conservative. intellectual people TO
very large extent viii cast their votes
for an honest currency.
When the canraien hrst opened the sli-
verites locked upon the opposition as IN
efrniilcaut. and there was a disposition 10
ridicule the efforts OF the sound-money
people Laughter and derlsion was grad
ually turned into abuse ana appeals 10 the
u asses AGAINST the classes. as the
strength Of the sound money lorces stead
ily developed. According to The claims OF
the Chicarciets Virginia would De swept
hv an avalarcho OF votes for Mr.. Bryan.
They claimed a majority or opvV' votes
and declared that every frec-silNer con-
sressional candidate In tho State woulu
have an easy victory win votes 10
snare All this has been toned down In no
fmal measure. and now the n'caso par
tho fact that the cause Of sound money
was greatly underestimate by them: a
well-known silverite admitted 10 me yes
terday that he would be surprised II BY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

What Of the result? IL IS the confident
belief of those at the helm who have been
guiding this movement along that they
will preserve the Organization OF
the true Democratic party in Virginia,
and that through the work begun and
continued. and ended on November 3D..
the State of Virginia will rcpudiate the
spurious Democracy set up at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-01

Col A. FulkcrsCn, Of Bristol: Major G.
Al. BlackiOrd. Cf LynchDurg' Major X. /.
~,a.r~o1 of iltfsvlvanla. conceal pew
ton Wise. 81 Richmond. l.. 4. Ncnabic.
OF PetersDurs. il =. Iunsiall. Of Norfolk
~. \. IfOcks OF WarlcntOn; \. T.. Chand-
Ter. oi 8owilng Green. d. y. Hamburger.
Of Rockingham. X. T.. basiip. OF Staun-
ION.
and 60 the work began. IL viii be OBJ
served that as late az September 10Th,
notling mad been done throughout the
State 10 organize the forces. but no time
rushed With vigor end industry. The
movement met with all sorts OF obstacles.
with misrepres lions. with abuse. with
intolerance ard even In some instances
with the boycott, but In spite OF all II has
srswn steadily day BY day and ike the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-06

Flour.
Superfne s
low grades.3 25@S 90
Spring Wheat bak-
ers.cl and st3 65@375
Patent Sprne
Wheat. 4 00@A 40
Mich. str' CHI
roller -. 4 1O1415
clear do. A 0OG4 10
StLouis sygl
roller. 1904 Is
clear do. 4 l094 20
" nt'r wheat
paterts.. 42O@4 30
Fish.
lBuying& selling price,
Cod rs
Shore ....A oOn5OO
small do. 2 1898 90
Pollock ....i 1868 90
Haddock. i 60@2 90
Il AXE. ....l 60@2 90
Herring. box
Scaled 80. 7@1Oc
Mackerel. b.
Shore Is $50 OO0S23
Shore rs SO O0@$21
Produce.
Cape Cran'brsS! oGS
Jersey.cte2 s O@S3 OC
New York
Pea Beans.1 20@1 25
Foreign-nomlnai
Yellow Aves.1 b00I 55
Cal Pea. 10@l &c
Irish Potats. blu 2o@3O
sweets. Vinelan d q 90
do Tenn. 3 1894 80
OnIons-Havana
Bermuda. l GOAL Go
Egyptian, bags 2 %
Chickens. i5Gl6l
TURKEYS. Yves. I7@lSc
North. turkeys
Fowls.... 14@15cI
apples.
Fancy...... OO0@O 90
RussetS, 0 90
Baldwins.. so O0@O 90
L vap u ID. .6@7c
Lemone.
Messina 3 00@4 90
Palermo.... 3 OU@4 90
Oranges.
EalifOrn1a. U0@A so
Messina. ...4 OO04 so
Valencia. 6 5O,G7 90
Eggs.
Fearny.es. OBS,
lsIer1 extra. Q121a
fresn Western. II
Held. "a
Butter.
creamery. fncy. .1S@19I
Gilt Edge vrmJ.17GL8
Choice. M17
Cheese.
n. \. ferry. 91s@10
Vermont 10 M101aI
sage .....l0A gil
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Cotton II arKeJs
,By TeleGraph,)

JUNE 8. 1896.
NEWYORK-The Cotton market to-day
quiet, unchanged; sales 26S bales ;lniddling up
lands IA C; middiLg gull s.
NEW oRLEANS-The Cotton market to-day
was firm; middling 71sc.
CHARLESTON-The Cotton market to-day
was nominal ;mddling =.
SAVANNAH-The Cotton market to-day
was quiet; Middling 1880.
MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
nominal: mlddling &c.
MEMPHIs-The Cotton market to-day was
steady ;middlings TIA
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MARINE N EW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY lime

FRIDAY, June 8.
Arrived.
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. New York. with
passengers and mdse to j = Coyle .
Steamer st Crolx. Pike. Boston for EastporI
and st John. NIB.
Barge Lincoln from Philadelphia.
Sch j Chester Wood, Osmore. New BedfoTd.
Sch Edith NJ Thompson Burns. Lockport, Ms,
with live Holsters to j w Trefethen. .
Sch Eva Mar tin, Martin, DigDy, NS-liVe
lObSteIs TO order.
Sch Henry Chase, Black, Deer isle.
Sch Cinderella. Monroe. Round Pond.
Sch Lizzie j Clark. Randall, Camden
Cleared.
~ Sch Bessie Crane, Barkhouse, ST John, NIB.
r van & Kelsey,
Sch Nellie J Crocker, Henderson, st John, NIB
Gallagher q Co.
Sch Audaceux (Br) Comeau, Metaghan-M n
Rich g. Co.
Sch Eva NJ Martin, Martin, Digby, NS-M N
Sch Matte j Allies. Crockett, Hillsboro and
Newark-Peter Nickerson.
Sch Merrill C Hart. Murphy. Tenants Harbor
and New York-Peter Nlckerson
Sch Ariosto, Shaw, Camden-Kenseu s. Ia
Sch Commerce, circuit. Brooksville - H
Blake.
Sch Sultana. Wallace, Ashdale-J Ii Blake
SAILED-Schs Clara Goodwin. Mentora. VIM
T Emerson, Bessie Crane.
sen Sdran Il fdlilltTs OIL Ddtll, Cdpb w ullIleT,
sailed from Portland June 1. for Lonisburg, CD,
where she arrived afternoon Of the Sd, and
was to bs loaded afternoon of the 4til, ready to
sail for Boston. This is about as quick work as
anything on record. I
BOOTHBAY HARBOR, June Affair, schs
Qneen OF the West, Dyer, Franklin for Port
land Ella CroWell. Thomas, New York; En-
press South Amooy; Pemaquld Wheeler, Bos-
ton for Rockport; Herald OF the Morning. Lew
is, Derby, ct: Lady Antram, McClintock, BosS
ton for Rockland.
GREEN'S LANDING, June AR. sch Ellen
MsBaxter. Holden, Boston, to load for New
York.
In port, schs Mary Stuart, disg coal.
Also in port, ready to sail, schs Molhe Phil
lips, Bessie 81 Gross, and Amanda e, for Boston
Nluto nomah, do; iona Coane. for New York.
ROCKPORT, June 5-Sld schs Antelope, Lin
nell, Boston; Leona, Lane, do; Catalina, McIn-
tire, do.
June A. Ar, schs Ella May, Cooper, Boston;
Annie Shepherd, Greenlaw, do.
Memoranda.
Machiasport, June Sch Gamma. Machias
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Grain.

D,
The following are to-daY's wholesale prices of
Provisions. Groceries. &C..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-06-06
*Ex-diy,


NEW YORK. June 8. lS96.-The following
are TO days closing quotations OF mInlpg STOCKS:
Col. Coal. ...............
Hooking Coal. INSTRUMENTATION, liz
Homestake. 80
Quicksilver. .......,...... 10
ao plu ..'... Ia
~. talcAhs s'''' -ss-..,..s....,s
Victor
Portland, $50
Golden Fleece