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fIoNIc-About GEO persons came m t,o,,
Bath yesterday on the excursion Of az c,o.''
of Temperance Of that city and vicinity W.
believe they enjoyed themselves well. and ,,o,.o
delighted with the excursion.
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- '7'1',I7f' : 90 = ST. LOUIS, aug. 81. : !
The hemp warehouses on the corner of Ash
ley and Second streets, containing 10000 bales
OF hemp, were burned last night. Total loss
about S32, 800; insured for S25, 900. The prin-
cipal losers are B. w. Lewis & Brother, Bran
Southworth q CO., and P. R. Randolph. III
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EDw'D M. PATTEN, Auotioneer, Il E1ehnngg s..
SneciaI Linen Sale.

THE sale Of Linen Goods at nay oiee viii be con-
Il tinued through Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
DAY, forenoon and afternoon. livery let warranted
TO the purchaser, and will be sold wi nsu reserve
Ladies are invited to attend tins sale.
NJ Postponeuent-this stock mus be sold.
Aug SO-dtd L. NJ < Al EN- +.
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Baptist CONFERENCES. = This body ad-
journed sine die yesterday, having completed
their business, after an interesting and most
harmonious session. 411e aee ID
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RoBBERY.-Y yesterday man named Gait
Fuller went into the Franklin Saloon, and be-
ing pretty drunk, pulled out his money to nav
for more drink. 1t was snatched from him by
a couple of roughs named Thomas S. Pine
and Charles Winters Subsequently officers
Hall, Smith, Griffin, Foster and Ticket arrest
ed all three Of the men and conveyed them to
the lookup. On Pine was found about $50. I
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IRcTTlNG MATcH--As race will come off
this afternoon at Ling's park, Scarboro, be-
Tween two native horses for purse of $4OO.
Inc heats are to be two miles-best three in
I'VE 70 harness, and an exciting time is antici-
paOed. The trottins will commence at 2 1-2
O'CLOCK. Those who go out will have to 60 by
way 81 S|oudwater, as the draw in Vaughans
Dfidge is not yet repaired.
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CBcUs.-S. D.. Wheeler's Great Interna-
tional Circus will return for one day only, and
give two exhibitions on Wednesday, September
9th, afternoon and evening. Mr.. Wheeler has
put the admission to rs cents, so every one
can visit the circus before they return west.
As this will be the last chance this season,
all who make il point to see the circus.
must improve the present chance, as the tick
cts are but Is cents. Don't forget the day and
date, Wednesday, Sept. 9Th. pa re { y .ais.
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Auction Sales.


RoVOOA u OVVN11 10 1AtACVEUIs
WILL be sold ut the Auction Store OF W. c.
w BARNES 100 Federal Street, commencing
Wednesday, August 80, at O'Clock p. NJ, and co A.
au every evening this week, and Saturcay lore
Eo anu afternoon, good assortment Oh Dry d
rahiy Sooas, Plated Ware &C., consisting OF LINN
AMI Stoens Napkins, Doytes, Towels, Ciash, " bite
Liner ny liable Damask by tine yard, Innen hdkis,
son sn Unread, spool Cotton, Pin, Needles; also
$500 500 s5ock OF SlLvER-PlATEIJ WAItf Jastors
$685. DaSAses, Gan Bells; Iea, Dessert ana liable
KnSua.' S S anu Medium Forks, Augs, Buuer
p "a npisss and Forks, focket Kr1ves Wales
Pocees BOOKS Photograph Albums raney soaps'
ferTumeiy, hair Brushes, Shoe Brus..ss tlacs1t,'
Razors, Scissors, Suspenders, Paper 9o,lar- an,
Guns. Also Fine assortment OF JEWhI.isY IL
of Silver atches, &c, &C. -
49, Z. W. HOLMES. AUcrIoNEEr.
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ooEEEcTroN.-The Stdy of last evening
made fling at Mr.. John F. Rich of this city,
IN connection with some temperance move
ments in Oxford County, stating that be was
there forming lodges, &c s ss 5s ssa
The father Of Mr.. Rich has called our atten-
ton TO the article, and shown us a letter from
his SOD, dated Aug. 10Th at Connecticut, where
he has been for several weeks past. ea'.;1
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Wanted immediately,
MEN LooK LOOK. FOR BUSINESS to investigate
Tilden's Bon-Ton Flour and Sauce
Sitter! m
PArENrEp NAV 1erH lee

1t one OF the greatest curosties in the way OF
domestic article ever seen. For cheapness sim
plicity and merit! nothing can equal it, An oppor-
tnnity is here offered to make from -
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Sale of Forfeited Goods !

rs COLLECTORS OFFICE.
~ DrsrRrcr OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH [
ffs Portland, August 16 1895
yrVHE allowing described Merchandise having been
Il forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States public notice Of said seizures having
made. they win be sold at Public Auction. AZ ne
Office of the U. S. Appraisers 1853 Fore Street on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10th, 1855, at II o'clock A.
s Bags Nutmegs; 2 Kegs Spirits, s Uilaee Barrels
Potatoes, 2 Trunks containing Bags NulIecs.
l- ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
...... - COLLECTOR.
august 1otn, 1860. aug1Sdlawtd
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200 feet in length and Is feet high OF Fence.
The Buildings and Fence win be SOLD as they stalid
and are TO be removed immediately say
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
HENRY INMAN.
Aug. rs, 1s6B.-dtd - 49, =
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THEATRE.-A very large and respectable
audience greeted Mr.. and Mrs. Gomersal and
their talented stock company last evening
The Child of the. Regiment was admirably
performed, and Mrs. Gomersal sang in excel
lent taste and voice. The play of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter White produced roars Of laughter,
and went off in fine Style We have seldom
seen more respectable audience at Deering
Hall on any occasion. This evening the fol-
lowing plays win be performed: Blondin Oh
the Low Rope, and Child Of the Regiment. 1t
is the last night Of theperformance by this ex-
cellent company as they play IN Salem to-
morrow night Give thema full house.
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& n VI TAI HAsi CHICAGO, Aug. so.
"A startling and murderous plot to release
all the prisoners in the State Prison at Joliet
has been discovered and frustrated. z ~ 49,. u
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aBY Electricitv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the {
leap with joy and move with the agility and electric
lily of youth; the heated graid is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformties re-
moved faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to upright; the blemishes Of
youth obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prevented; the calamies Of old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained 771 = tts
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M I'LL cure the Sick IN Portland, at CONG Ass
HALL Clapp's Block, daily Tor Tour eek, 20
ginning TUESDAY, August 22d, at O'CLOCK.
az Cures In most cases instantaneous
cordial invitation to all who not atle " ay,
Without money and without price"
. No medicine Is given and no pain caused, but re-
lief from pain, from any sickness or cause certain m
a iew moments. augltu
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0RDINATIoN.- The Ordination Of Rev. j.
f. Norris as Missionaryto Burnah took place
last evening at the First Baptist Church, Fed
eral street. The services, which were very in
te7esting and listened to by a crowded house,
were as follows Reading of che doings Of the
Council by the Scribe; Sermon by Rev. DIR.
Bosworth, from the text Luke II, g. His sub
ject was The expressive power Of Christian
Faith; Ordaining prayer by Rev. Adam VII
son, d. D., of Waterville; Right hand of9felf
lowship by Rev. II. A. Hartlof Yarmouth J;
Charge by Rev. Dr. Shailera aada H9fs ,TsGs
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&25 to &1OO Everv nov :

~ Call one and all, and see the Bon-Ton sifter.
State and County Rights for sale on reasonable
terms, at the
INVENTORS EXCHANGE. 80 FEDERAL ST.
Aug. 26-dfw q q so q
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WTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
of the worst forms of disease In persons who have
tried other forms of treatment in vain, and curing
patients in so short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured we win
doctor the second time. ~ = 49, e ....
one years. and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form of nervous sick headache; Neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremities, consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofha. hin
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis St vitas' Dance Deafness stam-
ton constipation and liver complaint, piieswe cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. ~ ~
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I ....,sss sAx NEW FoRK, Aug. 80.
Ns,s Ortea,.s 1Earkst.

E .a s4,., NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 26. !
cotton-quiet sales 400 bales at AZ a 4,c for mid
ding. NAkUAS .ESEHAN as 81
Sugars and Molasses dull.
Freights--unchanged, HIS
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no Sportsnen.

DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS, RIFLES,
~ REYOLVERS, Ponder and Shot, MFTAIIC
\ CARTRIDGEs- sizes, FLAsKs, PJUCHFS.
GAME BAGS, FISHING TACKLE, and gsncr-
al assortment Of SPORTING GOODS, at
az Elk CHANG Il ST. 42.
Aug 2s-dswis G.. L. BAILEY.
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\ Decalcomania. .Decalcomania

DlCTURES transferred, with facility, at vely low
4 rates at No, so Middle Street, Paysons Blok
Varnish with printed directions for using Tor 80 Ia
per bottle. s1s42N- y au022dtt
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COp0rtasers1sip Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed copart-
Il nership under the name and style Of fi5.
; ELLIOT & McCALLAR,
and have purchased the stock Of CALEB s. SMALL,
at No. II Market Square, intending to do CASH
BUSINESS N 3e34dp E8 Hes-f3
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
We hope to see all our friends, the old friends =,
MT Small, and the public generally, feeling Confident
we can give satisfaction In goods and prices.
aNNs4 a s M. II. ELLIOT
Aug A-d&w1m So "--
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Thursday Morning, August 81, 1865.
POBTLAND md -VTcINTTT.

New Advertisemenfs To-day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Turn Out-Voters of Cumberland >
AUCTION COLUMN.
House Lots-Henry Bailey q Co. kE4
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN
Goes Dyspepsia Cure-7J. W. Perkins.
Houses for Sale-Thos. Tracy.
Girls Grammar School-E1aminatlon, "
Agents Wanted-J. p. Fitch.
Wanted-Soprano Singer. - ~
Discussing Of1ce--C. Macmichael -
Select Schooi-104 Cumberland st.
bemoval-E A. Danforth. aid sl4 lHiu
School Tor Boys-T0 sham. gate
Theaue-Dee4ing Hall. eia0nrN sna16D su,fa1
]. A. r. A.-Excursion. ifN78sgsH aaatrhg
Valuable Zeal Lstate fo- Sale in portland.
Brig for Sale Yeaton & Hale. lssH
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ds1 q siis Isl Notice. aE5 Flh rrts *
A IL persons are hereby forbid trusting any person
on my account a. shall pay no debts other than
Portland, Aug %, 1866. aussodiws
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Eagle HiIl Mutual Cnal Cn,,a rianr

OTOCkHOLDERS are requested TO call and get
~ their orders, and the coal viii be delivered in the
same order IN which they aae issued
' H ltE 1. EDWARD SHAW
aug zS-dlW t.... Chairman OF Com.
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e Sic Cases Of Friction Matches. !

me same having been decreed forfeit to the United
ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed q
Dated o Ct Portland this thirtieth day of August,
Vi CHARLES CLARK, !as
-. q. s. Marshal District of Maine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-04

Mnoeirlfg Nv sscs X cr lissnd Col.
Impey to the editorial tripod and quill, in
the Local department Of the Davenport Go
sette, Dixon of the Rsoistsv welcomes him 70
the rankS with the following pleasant femin-
Ter of the blisses of editorship:
ave are glad to extend to him the right
hand of fellowship. He has engaged in {
business which though crowded with hard
work and freighted with manifold tribulations,
has, nevertheless, its fluctuations and plea.
surable excitements. 1t is a great pleasure
to be waited on by pistol with human
being attached thereto, and invited to re1ract
some offensive declaration. There is much
felicity in sitting up until twelve o'clock at
night to watch your proof, and clear it of typo
graphical blunders. There is wondrous hap
piness in hearing the insulting criticisms
which are made concerning the paper, by fell,
lows who have hardly capacity enough to read
an English Primer in broad daylight; when
the sun is blazing freely in the sky. This is
solid enjoyment which Local Editor never
fails to appreciate.
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DESCRIPTION OF COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NorE.
r. b. Foote, Cashier of First National Bank, fur
nishes US the following description Of counterfeit
$50 treasury note, which has been put in circula-
ton in the East, and which may find its way
West:
On the genuine note, the small dies having the
figures SO on the inside and the words fifty, atty,
and figures So So on the outside, extending across
each end of the note, surrounding the back, and
forming the border Of the circle in the centre OF
the back, ARE 0CTAGoNAL. On the counter
feits, they are nearly circular. 2Ais is the beet
tesf.
In the large black letters United States, the
black is picked and scratched In the counterfeit,
especially the 8 at the end of States. In the
genuine the black is taken out by straight lines,
and looks finished.
In the lower half Of the of the SO, large figures
on each end, there is q white line in the genuine.
while in the counterfeit it is all covered with
straight lines
In the genuine there lie a white crescent on the
forehead at the root of the hair Of Hamilton, while
the counterfeit is indistine and where the crayat
joins the vest in the genuine, the fesh lines run
across the extreme point Of the cravas, while on
the counterfeit the upper line on the erayat rams
clean and sharp up to the line Of the vest;
Those discovered all Of new series No. 2
Act of March Sd. 1853, Letter A and C ..
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By Telegraph. cncAsc, Nov j.
Flour better request and held firm, but the sd
vance in fr~ishts checked business; good 70 choice
spring sold st $50 ;s and fair good white
winter 10 ,sDli 90.
Grain birm and r higher. but the demand 10 mot
seiiss and ,aies ighr sees0l for kol 4sS4s fOr No
in store, closing firm At 5oI8 for Nos and respect
lively, canal moderately active af sis1 for No
and 1880 for No snost dali q G2s for fresh
receipts No l. and n for No ss the close there
buyers Of No nj outside agnres barley steady with
moderate inqs;ry; old receipts No soid eo037 and
fresh rec ipis ,iccted 25825.
Hish~ines-oue, and hrn At 2 q for rou nd ios.-
Provisions-Du!l md prices dS~nvsfa tendency; old
mess a; % oosa 53 5o prime q oo1Z 50. Green
hams is green 81 onioers is1ls choice Kettle lard
tissees ard kegs. sold at $3.50
Lake FRI ishn heavy and neglected With dseiine II
2esc per bs,hei.
Receipts beef cattle yesterday aSs shieness Isos:
recspss to-day hight fair demand god cattle and bot
few arriving The entered ssies pas, "a hours hesd
Sales were made this mcrnine .: prices ranging from
70 for scaiswags 10 % PER ioo fsfor htr steers
Reespss hess ysstsd.y sses head The entered s.Iss
past n hoars foot up esA3 head Sales uer. made n,
prices ranging from 10 Is to IL 20 /. 100 r-
There DO iner~.sd demand sor money rum tb. urr
esntiie community. Eastern s1chsngs Is still very
scarce, but there 10 DO change in rates.
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oftAe Nen York Herald:

To the Editor of the Nsr York Herald:
ANCIENT FINE ARrs.-Respecting the relics Of
porcelain ware found in the late exhumations at
Herculaneum, which have been forwarded to the
Society of Antiquities in London, whereof your
correspondent says the bottle resembling brakes
Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to
state that he is incorrect in every respect If a
bottle was found there bearing our lettering, the
language of the Ancient Romans was different
from the accepted literature of that day. Our
Agent has other business than this in Europe, and
has not been in Italy At all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation Bitters to Rome; but trying to
impose upon society of Antiquarians in this way
seems quite useless, and we do not appreciate the
joke. 1t is unnecessary for US 70 spend money in
Europe while we are unable to supply the demand
for these celebrated Bitters here.
Respectfully, P. IL. DRAKE co.
d-tue-thu- wit
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hEoKrK, IOWA, Oct. 70, 1865.
To Norris Franklin, President Of Ne,r York
Life Insurance Company:
SIR acknowledge the receipt this day by
l.. r. Bissell, your agent here, of $1,000, be-
ing the amount paid by you in full on Policy
No. 1918, and issued by you on the 18th
day oil February 1865, on an application Of
my late husband, made to Isaac Cook, your
Special Agent for Southern Iowa. For the
liberal conduct on the part of the Company
you will accept my sincere thanks, with the
hope that the highly honorable manner in
which you have responded to this demand
may add to the already high reputation your
Company enjoys throughout the country for
responsibility and fair dealing.
| remain yours, respectfully,
oct30-lw HENRIETTE STILLER.
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The eorH.-The Davenport Gazette says

The 60rH.-The Davenport Gazette says
"The soldiers of the Goth U. s. Volun.
teers (colored regiment held an impromptu
meeting in convention on Tuesday last, al
Camp Mcclellan, at which an address was de-
livered by Mr. Alex. Clark of Muscatine,
and resolutions were adopted expressive OF
satisfaction at the results of the war in the
overthrow of slavery and defeat of the rebels,
and requesting from the Legislature of Iowa
an Inauguration of the proposed amendment
to our State Constitution, through which equal
political rights may be secured in our State.
An address is to be prepared embodying these
views.
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By Telegraph srv Yo.x. Nav
Cottoa-Dul and prices without dec s.ied eh.n~, :. 81
Tor Mddling and by auction to-day for Government -
count 900 bsles Mooil. for EailinS fair fs,x r.
msddiing $685. for low mlddiins and ses for reoa
Ordinary.
bleur-sD loo better. with fair demand lozs ~ f
extra r. IL o. and ssl2 Is for Trade Brands .rt :,
CLOSING quiet.
~hsky-stesiy at IS for Western
erAn-Wbeat opened lac better bat elos.d aoi.t
with the advance partially lost, 81 50 for Milwaukee
o'nh' sos1 - for snd old Amber Ml~.atie
so1S Tor BED CanadA % for nav Amber ss.t.- .na
20 Tor prime White Canada Rye lower, c.n.a. Is
sari'y dull and nonainsl; barley Malt quiet, CIR.
without decided changes sl9s2 for unsossd ssDso s.<
sound mixed Wters 81 for high mixed d. ana - for
damaged Oats in fair request tsxsl for unsound and
5o05I for sound
4roceries-Cofee and Sugar quiet Cuba Mp.eor.ao
lskoie MoiAsses quiet; Porto Rico; oS. p,tro,.uu
dull At 1895 for Cruds sa9s0 for Refined In Bond: r..
hned free dull and nominal
Prosisions-Pork dull and lover, 70 s2l<aaa q q,
ess closing at rs 90 cash. and IS oo2s Is for prime
mess Beef unchanged: IL ooaI4 90 for plain mesa and
Hooei' w Tor extra ncss. Beef hams quiet Bacon
quie' and s's.dy Cut meats aeti-e lslssIT for
shoulders and aG2s1< for hams Lard heavy !, as,x
Butter In demand at 30a.2
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Pork Paeking Prospects.
The Louisville Cnios Pres Of the 30th att,
Gays:
As regards the pork packing prospects, and the
opening prices Of hogs for slaughter, We have ne
definite information, beyond the fact that packers
and buyers are not in the market. Their views
are widely varied from those of farmers and
drovers. who are anticipating high prices, from
the fact tina, pork and bacon now running
high, and on the presumption that the hog crop
will be short. To meet this, the packers contend
that the demand for several years has been almost
exclusively for army contracts. the sales hast sea-
son in this market for that purpose far exceeding
one million and . quarter Of dollars, with only .
mere nominal demand forplantaticn supply. Now,
the army demand will only be nominal, and the
supply Of hogs in the South IL fair and the pros
pecfive demand light. Corn is abundant through
out the whole country, and the mast in Kentucky,
1ndisna and Other places, is far more abundant
than for years, particularly beech and oak This
alone viii fatten the hogs for January. The crop
of hogs is light but the increase in weight will be
considerable, and VIC quote the nominal rate at :
to &c gross.
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The large let Of Mink skins owned BY the Hud
son Bay Company, whose arrival here was noted
in the Press last week, has been sold to A. Moore.
of this city. There were six thousand skins, and
they sold at nine dollars each, making = total Of
City -four thousand dollars. This, We believe. il
the largest single transaction in furs which ever
took place in st. Paul. The duty upon the skins
was $12,0ee h gold.
In this connection the following from tho Red
River Worcester Of September 2lst is interesting,
showiag - Il does what these skins cost when
brought near home:
The Hudson Bay fur sale on Saturday last va
= very exciting one, prices ruling very high. Fol
prime Mink skins IS and upwards vas paid, and
= high = - s74. Beaver, very best parchment
y ~ To- % p n. There were also few lots ii
no. MINK sold At from g and upward. No. /
Beaver sold at from - Is and upward, A fsv
lots changed hands At good profits without beina
removed from the H. B. Warehouse. The ~
buyers were from New York. ORDERS ffom r..
rope are, No understand, arriving ct advahciu,
prices. sssss
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The Enqairer Of yesterday says:
The weather has turned quite cold, and to-day
was decidedly wiuterish.
There was . brisk demand for hogs on the spot,
and sales were maAs at 4lt 5st9 u 50 gross, for
light to heavy averages, and very few werc left in
the pens this morning unsold. The only sale We
heard Of for forward delivery was LOCO head 1t
Sill 50 gross to be delivered within the next 6een
days. For the latter part Of Novsaber theys were
offered At $ll rs, and purchases for Ill December
delivery could have been made 1t SO rs; the
packers. however, are disposed to aet cautiously,
aad not willing to contract freely It the present
prices, as the product cannot be sold st such rates
IS would warrant them in paying the above
figures
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TIE ORPHANS HONE at Cedar Falls is
opened and in operation under the superin-
tendency of Arthur Morrison. The Des
Moines Register says there are about thirty
orphans in the home and applications are
numerous. Each room in the house will be
set apart to the use of particular county,
which will take charge of and furnish it.