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Disregard Of the Teaching Of Experience


You rise in the morning, and while dress
ing take up phal containing tonic, of
which little has been p:escibed for you;
but, after the first few drops have been count
ed, succeeding drops run down the side of the
phia!-all because the lip is shaped without
regard to the requirement. Yet millions of
such phials are annually made by glass-mak-
ers, and sent out by thousands of druggists;
so small being the amount of sense brought
to bear on business. Now, turning to the
looking-glass, you find that, if not of the best
make, it fails to preserve the attitude in which
you put T.; or, if wnat is called "box'' look
ing-glass, you see that the maintenance of its
position is insured by an expensive appliance
that would have been superhuous had little
reason been used. Were the adjustment such
that the centre of gravity of the glass came
in the line joining the points of support
(which would be quite as easy an adjust
ment), tie glass would remain steady in
whatever attitude you gave it. Yet year af-
tee year tens of thousands Of looking glasses
are made without regard to SO simple a need
Presently you 60 down to breakfast, and.
taking some Harvey or other sauce with your
fish, find the bottle has q defect like that
which you found in the phial it is sticky from
the drops which trickle down, and occasional
ly stain the table cloth. Here are other groups
Of traders, similarly so economical of thought
that they do nothing to rectify this obvious
Inconvenience. Having breakfasted, you take
up the paper, and, before sitting down, wish
to put some coal on the fire. But the lump
you seize with the toLgs slips out of them,
and, ii large, you make several attempts be-
fore you succeed in lifting it-all because the
ends Of the tongs are smooth. Makers and
venders of fire-irons go on, generation after
generation, without meeting this evil by the
Simple remedy of giving TO these smooth ends
some projecting points, or even rougheniug
them by few burrs with chisel. Having
at length grasped the limp and put it ON the
fire, you begin tn read but, before you have
got through the first column, you are remind
ed, by the changes Of position which your
sensations prompt, that men still tail to make
easy chalrs.-Herbert Spencer, in Popular
Science MOnthlu for JulU,
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STORE TO LET.

large brick store in the Rackleff Block, corner
"A of Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
FIRST floor, elegantly finished and adapted to jobbing
dry goods or other similar trade.
Applyto ALLEN HATNES,
sept11dtf
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM ADyAycr

the deeper waters. But not content with
th -se comparatively honest gains. picked up
under the shadow of the nan he began to
hate because of his boldness and If his good
luck, he formed doubly dishonorabe al
lance with his patrons mistress-lisgracefu
in itself because immoral, and shameless. be-
cause perfidious to his friend. This alliance
was wretcsed partnership; the female role
was, i'll hours of confidence, to extract from
their mutual protector the secrets of hi, bust
ness, and the NAL role to use the informa-
S,on a on Change for personal Or ,fit. Fisk
Gt.SeoSered trs the double perfidy OF mistress and
rtu, tar =. and, ,ceving the former, led the lat
Ioa,.,a o 'ne !, verge of financial ruin. Then fol-
and Me-" ;,e lawsuits and arrests. Both Stokes
lawful humans mdansheid regarded Fisks estate as
nad abused his confdrnce: IE, both i;ved DU, .nd
nouiisned On his bounty both wara oytr.raI cna
CANT and reckless; both saw run q, Az .s'ass ava
tom Of the cup of immoralitv ~ ,ta.. t.,e POI, 5
drained to the dregs. Both reaS;roa auey nao
to support them in the costly pleasnra. oS ny
upper circles of vice; but every esort os Tue ;,'
genuity, every device of cunning, every trick
ofthc desperate gambler il the smiles Of for,
tune, had been exhausted. and in the heart
of Stokes there remained nothing but tbe
bi utal thirst for revenge.
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The imperial postage stamps are still used
by France; but they are to be changed when
the people have concluded, if they ever
should conclude, what form of government
they want. 1t certainly would not be wise to
alter them just at present.
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StOkeS'S Perf1dy,

The Chicago Iater-Ocean, in a trenchant
editorial review of the Fisk tragedy, thus
powerfully epitomizes the case against his as
sassin: ~
There was, perhaps, never, In the history of
crime, a more unjastifiable homicide than
the killing of James Fisk, Jr., by Stokes.
For time the latter was gilded parasite of
the former. The small speculator lived off
the crumbs from the table of the daring
stock operator; he whe.d.ed m the reckles !,
railway king the secrets of his ring. an /
traded with profit in the shadows OF Wall
street while his master waded safely through
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HOUSE No. Deering st. Lot 30xilO feet. In.
l. q quire at No. IL Elm street between the hours
of a. m. and p m jun6dH
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TO LET
TO BE Let

To Let.
1.-TWO tenements the central part of the city.
n Apply to w. w. CARR,
Ju7dtf Exchange street.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND.

A SITUATION on Gentemans place to drive
"A and attend horses, &c. Enquire of c. Fl. Good
win, a, the American House until Friday; afer adj
dress Oxford, Me. jn19d3t
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ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862. VOL. IL.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. n. DYER, Nc. 2S2 Middle ST. All
kinda of Eiacfsincs for sale nnj 10 iei'
Repairing,
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executror of the WIN of
RACHAEL A. LITrLEFIELD, formerly RACHAEL
A. GOWEN, Windham,
In the Countyof Cumberland deceased, and has tax
directs. All persons having demands upon the estate
OF said deceased, required to exhibit the same;
and all persons indebted to said estate are caed up
on to make payment to .ss
w;rdban, MAY 9Th 1878. ju6-d1awF*
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B E G A l. M q.
and consider the weight of my advi,

A LII parties who about introducing Steam Gas
"A or Water into their dwellings, stores any 9TH
er place. will favor themselves if they will call IN me
before doing So. for as claim to W TX for living
will spare pains TO give Hire satisfaction in price
neatness, and lromptness Of work. Hose alss sup
piled, ana repaired. Call and see
x. MCDONALD,
my5dD 900 Fore Street, foot Of Plum.
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For Sale.

D. 600 FEET of land on North street, near
A'f.OOO Walnut: Price low. Terms cash.
balance time. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON, Port
land, or WM. L. SOUTHARD, 5 Pemberton Square,
Boston. my12eodtf
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RObt. "A. Bird.
81 Exchange Street.
ap26dtf

OFFICE OF THE A. C. S.,
FORT PREBLE, Me May IA, 1878.
StEALED Proposals in duplicate will be received
- at tEis Office until II A. NJ June Goth, 1873
for furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the Sub
sistence Department, U. S. A., at this Poi during
six months, commencing July l, 1873. Information
to conditions qnalify of Beet, pay ments, &C., can
be obtained by application to
G. w. WIER,
ju3-dtd LIST Lieut., 9th Artillery, A. C. s.
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They call it ''naivete" in Scranton, when a
young lady, while waiting for ice cream,
playfully places spiltoon on the table.
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Country papers just now are verv s.no,;,
airy, advising farmers to shoot lightnin9.roo
peddlers on the spot.
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SEBAGO DYE WORKS,

No. II Plum Street.
FHlHE proprietors of This establishment will just say
i t., the public that they are prepared to dry by
steam and also prepared to dry, cleanse and finish
dresses shawls. cloaks, all col rs, or clcapsed and
warrant them not to smut.
my17dtf JOHN 5. MILLER.
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Real Estate for Sale.

YTHHE HOUSE at No. Tare Street, and lot extend
l. ing through on Bracket street, with Stable
Also, lot of 10 of Hay Field with good
Barn situated in SCarboro on the Paine road near
Hubbard Libby's about miles from Portland. The
above property will be sold at bargain by applying
to MRS. 7. f. STUART, No. 66f Washington street,
corner Of Pine, Boston, Mass
my1 dom
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PROPOSALS.

U. S. ENGINEERS OFFICE,
Third Story Union Bank Building, Fayettel
near Charles street, Baltimore Md, June II, 1881
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing and de-
L livering stone on U. S. lighters near Federal
Point on the Cape Feat river North Caro- ina; and
separate proposals for stone loaded OH lighters at
ouarries on the river accessible to ting boats.
The right to reject any bid is reserved
Blank forms, specifications and any desired infor-
nation can be had on application at this office.
WM. T. CRAIGHILL
jul7d6t Major Of Engineers.
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The little upper peninsula of Michigan pro-
poses to ship 100000 tons of iron, this sum-
mer. The State ought to breathe easier after
being relieved of such load.
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For Sale.

In Cape Elizabeth. House and land, from one to
five acres, to suit purchaser; situated on the road
between the North Congregational Church and Town
H0use,
For particulars enquire of Geo. r. Barston, On the
premises.
Also one House and lot at Point Village.
For particula enquire on the premises of
aprieodH JEDDIAH LOVIETT
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IHE PRESS,
FRIDAY MORNING.. JUNE % 1s7a
Gossip aud Gleaninps

GOSSIP aud Gleanings.
Country papers just now are verv sono,;,
airy, advising farmers to shoot lightning-roa
peddlers on the spot.
They call it ''naiyete" in Scranton, when a
young lady, while waiting for ice cream
playfully places spiltoon on the table.
The little upper peninsula of Michigan pro-
poses to ship 100000 tons of iron, this sum-
mer. The State ought to breathe easier after
being relieved of such load
Bloggs says he was almost knocked fiat the
other day by suddenly rejecting that nearly
all the pretty girls are but incipient mothers
in-law.
A Chicago paper tells of a couple who mar
ried in that city, after three hours acquaint-
ance, but doesn't explain why they waited so
long.
Denver has a negro who can correctly
measure almost any distance with his eve.
He instantaneously decides how high chick
en- roosts.
A New England journal has discovered
that the degree of LII. d. was conferred on
General Phil. Sheridan on account of his
knowledge of cannon law.
New York will supply Philadelphia with
the news of the day but it is consoling to the
Philadelphia papers that the New York
journals cannot hold candle to them in the
way of centennial articles and pure patriot
ism.
The imperial postage stamps are still used
by France; but they are to be changed when
the people have concluded, if they ever
should conclude, what form of government
they want. 1t certainly would not be wise to
alter them just at present.
When General Mcclellan was in Berlin,
some years since-as the story goes-he en-
tered the cabinet of General Won Moltke one
morning, and found him deeply intent upon a
map OF France. Mcclellan. comprehending at
once what was passing in Won Moltke's mind,
inquired, care you ready, General?" The
answer was eyes, ~
Duluth editorpublishes statistics to prove
that within nine years that embryo city will
need fifty elevators, one thousand steamers,
and tens of thousands of railroad cars. He
sees it all Sin his mind and is so conf.
dent all this will come to pass he will sell a
halfinterest in his printing office for a new
mich COW.
Touching plagiarism in general, it is to be
remembered that all men who have sense and
feeling are being continually helped; they are
taught by every person whom they meet and
enriched by everything that falls in their way
The greatest is he who has been often aided !;
and if the attainments of all human minds
could be traced to their real sources, it woul !
be found that the world had been laid most
under contribution by the men of most origi-
nal power, and that every day of their exist
ence deepened their debt to the race, while it
enlarged their gift to it.-Ruskin.
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For Sale
House for Sale!

fENHE two-story house, No, Carleton Street. This
Il house is in good repair, is well located in good
throughout.
Can be seen any afternoon between the hours of 2
and 4.
For further information apply to
my27tf EDWARD P. CHASE, No. Oak ST.
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Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

rbe three points OF excellence which claim. are,
LIST, constant and thorough circulation of pure air
2nd; rsness. no dampness monld nor tant; 3rd no
inte' mir cling of odors; purity and active air. the
elements of its success Call, send for crculars.
Manufactured and for sale by j. +. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts., Leavitt, Burnham
q Co.'S Ice House. Portland. Me. ic5ff
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Cheapest Book Stores
In THE UNITED STATES.

nLD Books bought, soil, or exchanged, or loaned
" for one cent per day. Send three cents for cir
culars. Agents wanted.
ALBERT COLBY & SONS,
11y exchange st Portland, Mass
and l56 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md
feb26 d&twttw9
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Rare Business Opportunity

nESIRlNG to give our entire time to the manu-
IL facture and sale of our 'Middlings Purifiers :"
recently patented, offer Mill tor sale at bar
gain. Capacity $50 bbls. Railroad In front and
Mississippi River in the rear. Location unsurpass
being in the finest wheat section, and most beautiful
city Of the West. Population 10000 125 miles above
st. Louis, aud $50 miles Southwest of Chicago. Our
fIours have good reputation already established
est improvements, unsurpassed in quality If work by
any mill in this section New machinery lately In
trodneed at large outlay insures in itself lai &c
tuIn in excess of the ordinary milling profit.
For further particulars apply Immediately 10
C. e. WHITMORE a. CO.,
CITY MILLS, QUINCY, ILL.
jun14 div
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Bloggs says he was almost knocked fiat the
other day by suddenly rejecting that nearly
all the pretty girls are but incipient motheis-
in-law.
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A Chicago paper tells of a couple who mar
ried in that city, after three hours acquaint-
ance, but doesn't explain why they waited so
long.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-20

Denver has a negro who can correctly
measure almost any distance with his eve
He instantaneously decides how high chick
en- roosts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-20

New York will supply Philadelphia with
the news of the day /; but it is consolng to the
Philadelphia papers that the New York
journals cannot hold candle to them in the
way of centennial articles and pure patriot
ism.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-20

New England journal has discovered
that the degree of LII. d. was conferred on
General Phil. Sheridan on account of his
knowledge of cannon law.
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Removal.
r a. ROBERTS.

T. 81. RUBERIS,
mas removed to 191 Commercial Street, next door
above old place. Extra pressed Hay and Straw for
sale as usual. jun1Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-17
Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Flour Market
steady, with, q moderate demand. Wheat
-Demand active, and prices advanced Of
opening but closed dull with declining
tendency; No. l red winter, sold Of 81 0a
81 90; No. Q spring sold at $1f019 and
closed nominal; No. 3 do 92s94c; rejected
s6ic. Corn-Opened firm, but closed dull
and lower: No. Q mixed $50 cash; reject.
ed S8aa37c. Oats-No. 3, 29c cash: re-
jected 2sa2stc. Rye-No.. ., 89a69ic.
Barley-No. g fall 81 80; No. 8 do 92ic.
Observation-Disclosures steady with q
moderate demand, for cash. ct $12 90. de.
mand fair and prices advanced for future
at $l2 %. Lard-7c cash. Bulk Meats
tc higher, Green Meats-Frm; shoulders
SIC; rough aides $50; short rib and
short relearO middles 6ecs \ Number loi
Hogs packed here, since November 1at,
169,990; against 59,7s0 same time last
year. Whisky-S7c.glN og4laa ~Sg
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Columns would DO required to enumeIate the
medical .bubbleS that have risen 10 tho surface
and burst since Hcbtetter's Stomach Bitters be
came the standard tonic Of tho Western Hetnis.
phere. Boasts the most extravagaut,' fabrics.
lions the most prepoaterous, can't tho most sick.
ening, having In turn been employed to bolster
up the worthless preparations that have from
time to time been Introduced, In the hope OF ID.
yiding the field with that famous vegetable rem.
edy. Signal failure has been tho lot Of eachand
ali. Tho reputation Of. the. BittersRs o proven.
live Of epldemics, o ttomlehic, an inyigorant O
and specific for Ind gegtion,
bilious affections, rheumatic nervous debility.
constitutional weakness, pAtoIysmal feyers, and
all tomplainta to which tho more sensitive se1
are exclusively liable, 70 established upon the
sound basis OF more than twenty years. expert
ence, and can no more be shaken by the clap-trap
nostfums OF unscientiic pretenders thRn the
everlasting hills by the winds that rustic through
their dehleR.,- z I. u 1. = u dAM
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GoyERsMEsEs-strong and cQnsidera,
bic doing.
STATE BoNps-Strong and better.

"
STooKs.-Railway and miscellaneous
speculation, with the exception Of a short
spell Of weakness at about one o'clock
and another, at about $50, was strong
throughout the day. The advance in
prices ranged from I to 81, and the high
est quotations Of the week were made at
the close. In some cases the principal
deliveries were in Western Union, New
York Central, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail,
Wabash and Union Pacific. Delaware,
Lackawana s. Western and Union Pacific
attracted more than usual attention, the
former advancing % and the latter !.
The total sales amounted 10 about 10000
shares, OF which $4,000 were Western
Union, &, ZOO Union Pacific, 100 Wabash,
1900 Pacific Mail, 800 Ohio, 4 100 Central,
1900 St. Paul, $500 Lake Shore, 400
Hannibal s. st. Joseph, 800 Erie, 1900
Delaware, Lackawana & Western, ! 300
Columbus, Chicago q Indiana Central,
600 Rock Island, 200 Northwestern, 400
Northwestern preferred and 300 Atlantic
s. Pacific preferred. Ss!'.
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! c0HslMpTI0I:

the scourge Of the human family, may in
It's early stages,be promptly and per-
manently cured.
RAyENgwooD, w. Va, Oct. 2sth, 1872.
Dr.. R'V. PIERCR:f3 q Y "a y y ~
Sir-For the last year II have been
using your, Golden Medical Discovery. : !
owe my HE to 1t, having been afflicted for
years. Did not use it but'a abort time
before I was benefited; at the time was
very bad, NOT able to sit up much, was
suffering greatly with my throat, was get.
ting blind, had a dry cough, and much
pain In my lungs. I have used twelve
bottles Of the Discovery and am almost
well. KATET. WARDNRR.y Il
A sen of Mr.. ]. H! MEsEoK, Of
Chatham -Four Corners, NY, has been
cured Of Consumption by DR.. -Pierce's
Golden Medical Dlscovery,-so says Mr..
Q. B. Garfield. editor OF the Chatham
Courier. ~ 4 80 y.
8. R. EaLAR, druggist, OF West Union,
o., writes 10 state that DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has effected q wonder
full cure Of, O Consumption In his neigbor-
hood. R. decd ,swaw
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BIZ CARxyuI-In these days, when tight hats,
hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the
hair to isll out 1t Ia matter Of no little impor.
lance TO know which of the hair preparations
are OF any valne. The majority, ~ has been fro.
quenty proved by tho first dermatologists, or
hair.doetors, possess little; Or nomefit. Such
being the fact, It q eonsoling to those who arc
afflicted to know there isreally ons good article,
which 10 recommended and used by the hrst
medical authority. and has ttood every test
many years. This preparation Is Halrs YEaR
TABLE sfCfLIANHkfR RRNBwRR,-at truly
scientific compound, whiehiS unquestionAbly
the best preparation 5 tho kind now before the
American public, II will restore togray hair its
original color, cleanse the head thoroughly, cure
al eruption OF the scalp; and VIII always restore
the hair 90 long as any germs rcmRin, a. they
almost invariably do. until extreme old, ago has
destroyed the roots. Tho original article 10 made
by R. P. Han q co.s Naahaa N H;-Forntys
Pres, Jan. u, 1858. dAw
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BaI.Imore. Llye. stock Market.

/ IHURHDAY, NOV, ~.
c,rr,, .Thar.,,;,,e,. ~ c.,,,a au,,no
che 80 4, NM f',o q ooS i,ssd soaJ,si
Nv Last SSE M Az TX corresnd .raf
~ ,vset ~ ,ss, saar IoUJ he sSiss drr;ne
~ s wH ~ ,S s 4ei head sSinst
SIS Last 1veeS and Il az he corresnond.
mo 1 weeE orIsst wear and ware Ssfoltows
Fro Rsi,im t Sntch h e s,sS. York County
pa and CarroI, County Ma dealers so5.
Rs. ~ ens onScnIstors ioS. Waabinoton GIN
and H3 sonn9H y nd Tbe1s we're mare cSSfie
ON Tho roo2,et ih,s Htsei. IN AN were needed
on n s.tS ,; n hs;ne verv slow and az soms
tbenehts lie dnllest since ia war Va IN
c nSHSon With other live stocf and almost
evor, 'o1har a,t;cie ~ r,erc bandiSe' I,rices
49, 1--we, and and az ny tr, tSave nbsss h'
W.. a. 1,Sr"r .rv sin,,jv eSocted the Sec,ins
;S S S ~ iha Mia nsosreSrsJ IN I
cant ioVssr X 5iSnSas we're acee6ted than for
cor.ss .nm erodss NJ csttie aold the
~sef rrsS;c,,s. fc rT Ia, n oa III ceSt and
s.o ck ana isoSars iSi cent onotsiions
Sss Sr Cents aDu ''e-' 1"1 'N O''
90" go oo IN, .be,market
tbis waeF has SausfditS live way' Sand
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10 Flour - De-
mand fair and prices advanced, SO 40a
6 '65. Wheat-D Demand fair at 81 27s
l 2s. Corn-0ld Acc; shelled 45a46c;
new Acc. Rye-72c. Oats-Demand
fair at 30a40c. Barley Unchanged 81 %
al % for fall Groceries STEADY. OH
Firm. Eggs-25c. Butter and Cheese
unchanged. Provisions-Pork--Firm
sales at $l2 25a12 81. Lard = Firm
steam held at 70. Bulk Meats-steady;
with sales Of shoulders at &c; clear rib
sides 5ic; clear 5sa5ic. Bacon Firmer
shoulders 6tc; clear rib sides &c; clear
Gic. Hogs-Quiet and firm at s. $50
4 90; receipts $10,075; shipments 1900
Green Meats-Steady with sales ofshould.
ers at &c; clear rib aides 5tc; clear &c
hams 7ia74c. Whisky-Steady ut $40.