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The Reputation of standard Article

Is seldom injured by surreptitious rivalry.
sImitators of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
have not only lost money by attempting un-
derhaT1d com petition with it, but have actu-
ally contributed to enhance the estimation
in which the genuine medicine is he d. Inc
puhIic az large has for many years been ac-
-ouaiuted with the ear marks that distinguish
the real from the spurious, and cannot De
persuaded that other articles sold in some
what similar guise are equally geod, FeVer
and apue. constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaint are not curable, by cheap local
bitters, eve openers and tonics, but the fact
is too well proven and too generally known
to admit of conscientious dispute, that Tor
these and other maladie- the great nousehoid
/ medicine is a safe and thorough remedy. :
/ Not only in the United States, but in Mext'
co. South America and the West Indies, its
/ merits are widely recognized and its reputa'
tion too firmly established to be shaken.
my22. 's5-1yT.
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Cambria fireman.
EsENs7URc. PA,
FRIDAY. MAY 22. 1885

BRADsTREET's, Journal possessed
of extensive means of information con.
ciuoes, after careful investigation, that
i3e wheat crop of 1885 will not be so
much below the average as to cause anv
ss'lous trouble. The total yield it esti-
mates at about 4OO,OOO,OOO bushels,
which added to that still on hand will
bring the amount in the country nearly
up to last years figures.
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Oh Asei'> n H. A, SHOEMAKER, PrOthS,

Nv vfstue Of the above stated writ OF Foreign
Attac5meut have levied upon and attached all
the razhs title and interest Of Evan J. MioSaels,
which he Inherited and acquired through the
death of his father. Thomas Michaels, deceased,
Of Ia and to that certain piece OF parcel q and
situate ia Carroll township, Cambria county. Pa,
adjs5Hing lands of David pvens. s Luthe7. Thos.
Mezsek Estate OF Jacob Zesn, deceased, AID 9TH
ers containing one hundred acres more ~ less,
abeu3 ninety acres of which are cleared having
thaceoa erected one and half story fra ne dwell
Hnx house and frame barn: the interest which
safd Evan !. NIichaels iRAerited and acquired In
tao above N enJiOned real estate, being the one
ed fourth part tAereof. subject however 70
the dow er interest Of tie widow said decedent
D. A LITTHESk, Sheriff.
Sheritf's office Ebeasburx, April. NJ leS5.-et
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Sheriffs Sales.

R6 virtue OF Sundry wrfts OF Fierf Facas alias
- teri facias and Nend ExpOn. issued ont of
the court Of Common Pleas of Cambria countv
Hlu Ie me directed, there will be exposed to pub
nc saiet at the Court House. in Eben burg on
MONDAT, JUNE 4, 1888.
at o'clock, p. NJ, the following real estate
to wit: 40"NA 00tA'e
All the riaht, title and interest OF F. A. Shoe
uaker OF, IN and TO lot Of ground situate in the
SSoIough OF EDensourg. county OF Cambria, Pa
lOt OF John T. Seaman. and adjoining lot Of Jobn
Z seaman on the north. and Triumph street on
ny sOuth; having thereon erected a two-story
frame swelling house and frame stable. nov ~
the occupancy OF +. a. Shoemaker "
A. W. Buck, Cashier 80 sur VI
Also All the right, title and Interest of NJ.
cooper and Henry Mellon. Of, in and TO All that
cereln piece OF parcel of land situate IN aIlftzin
to"nshtp, Cambria county. Pa, adjoining lands
on Anthony Myers, d. X. Moore. = Amesberr
heirs Augustine Christy, deceased William Dou9,
lass and others, con tanning one hundred and fC-s@
" acres. more or less-abOut twenty Eve aces -
winch are cleared-having two frame houses sts
ps, pIe ana steam saw mill thereon erected: said
ouidlngs now IN the occupancy of CeIestine Plat
aDd Frederick lohn hnsou i~st
I2ken & IN execution and to be sold at the suit o
Also; All the right, title and interest NJ C,aor.
n. B5rne- OF, IN and to all that certain tract ~
anu situate IN the township OF IleRheny conn
iE y, 9i cambria. Pa, adjoining lands Of Anthonv
ats s.ro o. John Bfadie de5ssssGgts
Also: An the right. title and interested william
Conway Of in and to all that certain traet 9i Isnu
situate in the township Of Dean. county ol
hrfa pa adjoining land Of W. q. krise 90 the
wast Thomas Dnugherfy On the south and on tne
sast bv I.nke Ms(iuire and others, containing y
acres or less-aboutz . acres eieareu is t
thereon erected a two story plank house and log
sfahIe now in the oecupany of william CONWAY.
TAKEN 90 exeeation and 60 be sold Al the sult OF
lanes MeNels.
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SATURDAY, MAY %. 1885.

- AALA AOS 1000.
At O'Clock. P. M, the following described real
county of Cambria:
No. l. A hotel property in the village Of Port
age now occupied by Peter Mcfough, ESQ, with
one acre of ground.
No 2 number of building lots at Portage
10. g. lot In same village on which is erect
ed Two dwelling houses and a blacksmith shon
10. = A lot IN same village having thereon
erected large plank frame building and a car
penter shop,
No. 5. Four acres of ground in Portage tourA
SNIP; upon which is erected a water saw mill and
railroad ~"A
No. I. A piece OF parcel Of ground in the viI-
iage OF Portage, containing about 8 acres
NO. 8. A tract Of land adjoining lands oF p
McNally. sylvester Crum and others Containing
ABOUT 50 acres.
ab91t two acres. adjoining lands Of the heirs OF
william Russell and others
NO 10. piece parcel OF land contaiuin1-
9o1nt 11 zen acres adjoining lands Of Philip HOPPER
NO. IL A piece or parcel nf land containing 8
sG 49,, aelolnIng lands of William Lee, Cambria
manu iactur rinR Company and others.
NO II. a number OF building lots in the VII
lage OF jamestown, In said township.
TERMS OF SALE.-Fiye per cent on each bid
70 De paid when the property is struck down the
ed, one third In year and the remainfnp tltrs
IN Two years. deferred payments TO bear Interest
and TO Oe secured by the Judgment bond and
mortgage OF The purchaser.
Also at the place on the same dav hr,
comm encing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. there will he or
b me r3aowng personal property, TO wit: Two
HORSES, muIe, Two wagons. set o blacksmith tools
slelgh, spring wagon, lot OF lumber saw LOGS
and other articles. Terms made known ar time
VI saie Hhen reasonable credit will be given
THOMAS d. POWERS
Assignee OF Mrs Rose McCSou1h
Portage township, April "a lss5.-td
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BS Virtue OF the above stated writ Of Foreign
Attachment have levied upon and attached all
the right title and interest of j. X Casseiberry
and E. s Richards. OF. in and TO all that certain
tract of land warranted IN the name OF Ferdi inand
C3orSon. situate In Adams township. cambria
county Pa adjoining lands warranted IN the
names OF William Nichols, Harry harrington,
Harry Rice John Anderson and others, contain
ing iOur hundred acres. mGre or less; nnimproxed-
ID. A. LUTHER. Sheriff.
SheriTs once, Ebens0urg, april Is, iss5,-et'
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TERMS OF SALE--One third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid when the property Is knooseo s
DOWN and the remaining tvo-thtrds at the coAnr'
d LUTHER, Sher a.
Shertfrs Once EhensburR, May !. 1850
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FOR SALE.

a Tss subscriber offers At private sIs 81 p 2.
i,sfs hsfssS I'D esitiTatiOn, win ESsrs ES2e FIss D
IRAN frame barn. a. szeells9sl s.5 ifaHesi. g
and about one million. iss' 10 ~ purchsissa J, q
ises To parties wish'inss i5e L 20 sas. W. Z,
piece Of land, he VIII ,1or the saiSaNil
Terms reasonable NAkTlN 50
ing on the premises q SIS
Csmhris twp, lan- =
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Commonwealth of PennsylvdRia- Cambria couufy, s.
To the Sheriff of said county. Greeting: We
command yen that you attach j. X Case berry.
and E. s. Richards. late Of your county, by all and
singular their goods and chattels, lands ana ten
ements situate in Adams township, CaMbria
county Pa In whose hands OF possession soever
the same may be, so that they be and appear be-
fore our Court of common Pleas 10 be holden at
EbensAuTg in and for said county, on the nrst
Monday of June next. there 10 answer Johh Z
Seaman Of a plea of assumpsit, and also that you
summon such person OF persons in your batltwiek
holding possession Of said lands ana tenements.
they he and appear before our Court on the sael
hrst Monday Of June next, 70 answer What shall
he Objected against them and abide the judg ent
} of The Court therein and have you then and there
I this writ.
| SEAL President Judge OF said Court at Eoens
! - burR, this eighth day OF April. A ID. 1888.
| h A, SHOEMAKER, Proth y.
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NOR SALE.-The undersigned has
II for sale one fun blood short-horned Durham
calf, tour months old. and one full blood short
horned Durham calf. ten months old. VIII be
sold cheap. CAN on OF address
REU BEN FOX,
Sinking Valley, Blair 90, Pa.
&
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DETITIONS FOR LICENSE. The
III following petitions for license have been 6led
with the CLERK Of Quarter Sessions aud will be
presented TO Court on the hrst Monday Of June
next:
Mary Grady, Mulvile. First ward-tavern.
James Green, Lower Yoder ship-tavern.
H A. SHOEM AKER. CLERK.
Clerks once. EbensburE, May IL. lSS5.-e
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SamT tirifhtb and p.
W. Filler, EseeEtors OF
Daniel Grimth, decd,


Sar,-I t3rffhth and p ! In the Court on Com
W. Filler EseeEtors OF mon Pleas OF @ OatnoIls 1
Daniel Gfriffith, decd, 7 County, NO. ESs 1uhe
vs. Term, 1855.
Essan Ntehaels Foreign Attach ment-
con7on,reatth se Psnst,frarfa Cambria county. SIS.
- To the Sheriff OF said county GIeeting ::
SEAL. We command you that you attacn 65sn ;;
singular his interest in the lands and tenements
which he the said Evan J. Michaels, inherited
and acquired through the death of his father
Thomas Miehaels, deceased, In whose hands OF
possession sOeyer the same may be. so taat ne oe
and appear before our Court of Com moa Pleas, 70
be holden At Ebensburg, in, and for SAID county,
on the nrst Monday of June next, there 70 answer
Samuel GrEfh snd =. w. Filler. Executors o.
Daniel Gri6sth. deceased, of plea OF deot, as1
also that you summon such person or persons n
your ba aiIfvick holding possession or custody si
said lands tenements under the said defend All
as C9arnfShse 50 that they be and appear befeos
our ,ours an. the frst Monday of Inne next Y
| answer What shall be object ed against them aa1
! abide the andgment of the Court therein AND
J have yoa then aud there the writ.
| witness the Honorabl r. l. Johnston. Presidsn
| Judes OF said Court at EDensburV, the trst "a
! of Apeil> A. ID. 1883; . -
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SheriHs once. -.
Eoensburx, March =. ~
Evr,,11rpIX NOTICE,

II Estate of A1sEEr BEsn'', .'..,. a., : I,
Letters testamentsry oS S5reugh, q - -
Bender. late Of Gone ha-u m sersiE1se !, -
iDE hereSy DSIa gwen to al PeLs9Pss ,sy y =
haSinx claims Agsinsii .sii..,ss teS ior ss'il'n'
thern 9roperly iSG1aHssSDFR. ETs"
wAI:sEIIesG1 gP5EsRRIsHA
Anil "a 1851
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IN THE ORPANo-- ~ y, -. s-i Z. a =
county Of Cambria TO - ~ ssr,s',. !. :
res sHfafrpes e Eranois \ l,T.,1 :, 1s snl 80, :,
inc You are hereby eits,d " = CSars :. : :
fore the Judges OF the ~ ~ SI-1oday Of n :
estate s Of Francis K Christy, 1Ss sy 90 ibSa..,
praised valuation put upon : siou csns''-
awarded by the said Ooe, % ,rrg.
same should not be sold u. A. LUTHssss'.ss -
SheriHs once. -. n
1 r-nnn-hr,-.r Marnh u. W. -
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ADJOURNED
ASSIGNEE'S SALE !

By virtue of an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cambria county, TO me directed I win
expose 70 sale by public vendue outcry at the
hotel OF Jesse McfougE, in the village Of Portage
Cambria county, on
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Sherihs once Ehensburg, NJ
CHERIFF'S NOTICE.

In the Court or Com
mon Pleas of Cambria
: County, No. 22s$ June
Term 1855.
Enreivn Attach ment.
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NOTICE.

In tho court OF Com
Jonn 3 HcahSA mon Pleas of Cambria
We. , county.
j. X, CasselneSSy ana No. 25s June term. 1885.
T. ,. hlchAFos. Foreign attachment.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14

FreshBeef-Fair steers 7ls6l81s c49fb flight steers
at 65a071ac; choice 81aG8sl 9; choice heavy binds
lltGll1sc good do at l01aG11c; light at 5000;
good heavy ores at 6l61sc;seeond quality at "a %
ga 0; rattles at 4Ls61554c; ribs at 7GSc Pumps at
l39l4c; rounds 61a97s4c; rump loins at ll@
16c. ioins at lO,017c.
Seans-choice large hand picked pea at 459
90 aS bush; choice New York small hand-picked
do att 50611 so; email hand-picked pea. Vermont.
at 6Oa1 10; common to good at 81 4O0l 40;
choice screened do 40; hand-picked meo at 40
91 45, and choice screened do at 309l 80; COM
mon 90 1901 20; choice improved yellow-eyes at
l 20; old-fashioned yeIIow-eyeE at al 80;
red kidneys 900l 95.
Apples-We quote good Greetings at 0002 so:
Sweet Apples at 0Ol2 rs; common do at 81 80;
Baldwins as 90 p Dbl. Evaporated Apples at
Case D fb.
aay-Chocs prime hay quoted 1891 coop ton;
fair to good $l60$l7 90; choice Eastern fine 10 90
G$l7 90; poor do at S13@$14; Eastern swsle log
81 IL Rye straw, choice, SIS 00@S19 90; oat straw
S9G$l1 y ton.
r5uuter-Choice Northern creamery old 200 22c;
New York and Vermont fall DAIRY at 15@1Sc;
fair TO GOOD 00l00c new dairy at 23026c; extra
western fresh made creamery at 26H27c; choice
24@26c; common lS@33c; June creameries at 16
(92Uc Western dairy, fresh made, at I6GlSc; ladle
packed at 14al6c; do fair to goodI @13c; imita-
ton creamery, choice, at 1Sl9IBc. Jobbing prices
range higher than these quotations.
Cheese Choice Northern at 11Di14ac, fancy
l2c; lower grades according to quality; West le1s
ollie.
Eggs-All strictly fresh stock 1e@161ac; Western
at l017@lSc; South 15A2c.l
Potatoes-Northern Rose at 60@83c; Eastern do
60@63c; Houlton at 65@68c p bush ct the roads,
Prolihcs 60O63c,
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
RXZEnA Or SALT RHEUll
AmosEaeP CIemx and Positive E1ecovery-Au
Elderly Lady's letter.

Another CIemx and Positive Recovery-An
Elderly Ladys Better.
Among the numerous letters received by Dr. Ken
needy testifying TO notable SALT RHEUM cures the
following will be found of interest TO our readers
who may accept of it's perfect anthem
ITCHY and truthfulness:
WORCESTER, Mass, March %, 1884.
DR.. d. Kennedy. Rondoat, ~. 7.
DEAR SIR: Until recently have been for three
years a sufferer from Salt Rheum. 1t followed
upon attack of Erysipelas, for which was for a
long time under medical treatment. / placed my
self again i'll the hands of the physicians who did
have no doubt all that could be done. One thing is
sure, however, was none the better for all the
medicine they gave me. The painful and unsightly
disease made continual progress, until began to
fear should never get rid of it.
By means of one of those accidents that often re-
suit in so much blessing had my attention called
to your FAVORITE REMEDY. which l was told
would surely do me good. used it, and within a
much shorter time than would have believed pos
sible, received a permanent cure. / am row per-
fectly free from Salt Rheum. What comfort this
is, and how it places your wonderful medicine in my
opinion, you may guess at but never know. keep
it now constantly in the house family medicine
Ycurs truly, MRS. DINAH PHAIR.
Mrs. Phair sometime SINCE when on q visit to
Kansas found case of Salt RAeum could not get
FAV0RITE REMEDY, sent to New York City for
it, and cured the case.
For all diseases of the Blood, Liver Kidneys
Bladder and Digestive Organs DR.. David Kennedy's
FAVORITE REMEDY, Rondout, N Y.
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aERRsap RANpA

Steamer Brooklyn Dale, which arrived ct Liver
pool I1th inst from Portland experienced severe
weather and lost IL head cattle and injured several
others.
Barque John Rothman, Nash, from Maceo feI
Halifax, put into Bermuda 7th inst leaky and with
loss of sails The crew sick of blood poisoning
occasional by gas from the cargo of sugar. One
of the crew was buried at sea and another dled IN
port The vessel is Guaranteed
Sch -Four Sisters, before reported, was fioated
18th and towed to Boston.
Cardiff March 81 Ashp VIM G Davis. Morse, from
Antwerp placed on the Pensrth grldiron 2Sth
for examination. she having grounded on the Good
win Sands. The surveyors OF the Bureau Veritas
found she had sustained no damage.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
EoRREGN PORTS.

AT Nanaimo I'd inst, ship Harvester, Taylor, for
San Srancisco, ldg,
at Queenstown 10th inst ship Hecla. Snow. from
Samarang, ordered to Genoa.)
Sid fm Rosario Mch 7, parque Celina, Tibbetts,
Boston.
In port 10th. barques Ella Matthews, for Boston;
Doisy Reed, Cole, for Boston.
ar at Buenos Ayres Mich g. barque Miranda, Cor.
bett, New York
Sid Feb 27th, barque Thomas Fletcher, Bates for
United States; brig j L Bowen, Berry, do; Mch z,
sch K ID Bibber. Plnkham do.
Al Buenos Ayres Mich 13, barques Fred e Rich
ards, Thorndke, for New York, ldg; VIM Wilcox,
Lttlefeld; Henry Warner Reed; Isaac Hall, stone;
Augustine Kobbe, Costigan; K Weldon Smith;
Hattie Mcfarland, Dodge; brig Maria w Nor
wood, Mears, do; schs Jas Lowell, Reed; Bessie II
Rose, Adams; Nelson BARTLETT. Watts, and j B DOR
dan, Martin, unc
Sid FIN Montevideo Feb 81, barque Kioto, Clapp,
Barbados; Mich z, sch L w Dunn, Mcfarland I'm
Portland) for Paysandu
In port Mich IA. barque Naversink, Weeks, une;
sch Grace Andrews, Andrews. do.
AT Port Spain Mch rs. ach Addie Jordan Henri
man, for Delaware Breakwater.
Cid at st John, NIB. 18th, schs Ida L Ray, Mar
shall, aud Fanny Flint Warren, New York.
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SAN FRANOISCO-Sld 4th ship Robt Belknap,
Staples. and Paramita, Humphrey, for Liverpool.
CID Ath, ship Eldorado. Humphrey, Port Towns
end.
NEW ORLEANS = Below 18th, sch Nollio A
Drury. Wilson, Rockport
DARIEN--Cid lth sch Syiyynus Haskell, Ea-
ton, for Baltimore
CHARLESTON 18th, sch Victor PUG Harris
Port Antonio,
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At Hart Island, NY, 1Ith, schs Augusta Her
rick, Herrick and Christina Ellsworth, Ellsworth,
from Portland, bound south
Ar at New York 18TH sch Lucy Dyer, Dyer, from
Portland, bound south.
Sid I'm Chatham 11th sch Tookolitta, Robbins,
for Boston, TO fit for Grand Banks.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
California Mining stocks.
aes.on Marker.

Bosros, April ID The following were to-day
quotations of Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c:
Pork--Long cuts, a 50@I5 90; short cuts Is 90
S14 60: lean ends IA 50@SI5l0O prime mess Is 90
6DSI4I75 extra prime II 00Gl2 90; mess, q
Is 90: pork tongues S14 00016 90.
Lard at 7ss(07s1 y ID for tierces; 8@81ac for
lob pals: 814g8sac for 5-fb pals; S19@9c
for BIB pails.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. z.
Arrangement Of Trains.

On and after Monday Dec. 18th
s.sse..e ISSA, Passenger TraiRs will leave
fssi1S ss=ssS Portland at $50 N. M. and
1890 p. m, arriving ct Worcester
at 2.15 p. m. and 7.3O D. M Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester. at 7.45 a. m, and IL rs A.
M, arriving at Portland at LII D. m and $40 ID
m.
For Clinton, Aver junction, Fitehhura.
Nashnn, Lowell, Windham, aud go.
ping at $50 a. me- and 1885 D. m
Fer Manchester, Concord and points North. Al
1885. - ~
For Rochester, sPringvale, Alfred, Wat
erb0ro and saco River, $50 a. M,
lS.00 p. ma. and Cnixed) at $50 ID. m. Re-
lilo 9. m. and 1856 p. m; arriving at Portland
mlxed) $40 0. M, 115 p. M and {. 40 D. m,
For Serbian, Sncearappa, CnmberInna
Willis, Westbrook and WOOdfsrd,s az
1'5O N m, A2.S5, $40 and (mixed) $3.50
u.
The 1855 p. IN. from Portland connects ar
aver Junct. with EsOOsac Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester for
New N ork via Norwich Line and all rail VIA
Springfield, also with ". Y. 81 N. X n r.
c'Steamer Maryland Route'D for PhflndeIDhia
baltimore, Washington, and the South and
with Boston n Albany Il. X. for the West
Close connections made at Eyestbroosx Iune
ton with through tram Of Maine Central r. r. ana
at Grand TRUMP ransfor, Portland with tironsh
trains OF Grand ruRk K. X.
Through Tickets to ali points West and Son.h
may De nsd OF 5. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent. Port.
land Rochester Depot at foot OF Preblo St. and ~
Rollins Adams, NO. % Exchange st. =
sDoes not stop at Woodford's.
sa0n w.PETERs,
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
RarOpessn Markets,

LONDON. April 13.-Consols 90.
LONDON, April 14.-U. S. 4s. 1894.
LIVERPOOL April 13-I2.30 M.-Cotton market
steady; uplanna at 15-I6d Orleans 6d;sales 5000
bales; speculation and export 800 bales.
LdvEEPooL,April 13--Winter wheat rs 1008s1d;
spring wheat at Is 7d7s Cd; California average ut
7s 5d@7s I'd; club at rs Sd617s 1Od; Corn 5s; peas
at g. Provisions. etc.-Pork at 6ls; bacon 33s for
short clear and 32s for long clear: eard prime Wes
torn 36s 3d@36s 3d. cheese at Cos - 2s.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14


CHICAGO. April MISUNDERSTANDING 7400 head;
Shipments $500 head; lower; steers at 25@5 80.
butchers at 1904 so, maiay 3 C0@3 so; stockers
and feeders 4004 50 Texans 4 o005 90.
hogs-Receipts Ii. 600 head shipments 1000 hid;
closed 6@910 higher rough and mixed 46@4 So;
packing and shipping 6o@4 So; light 45@4 80;
skips 3 5OG0A 80.
Sheep-recepts 420o head shipments 1000 head;
firm; inferior 00@S IS; medium at OC@4 20;
good to choice 5O025 90.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA.

The Congress Yeast Powder is nothing new.
For years it has been the most popular bak-
ing powder in the market. All grocers sell it.
Perfectly Pure.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
FINANClAI. AND COMMERCIAL


The returns of April to the Department of Agri-
culture indicate reduction of 10 per cent of
last years area in winter wheat. The aggregate
shortage amounts to 100000 acres. A decrease
is reported in every State except Oregon. The pres
emit condition of wheat, as reported is worse than
In 1888 1t is n per cent against 96 last year and
80 in 1888. In 1881, the year of lowest re eat
yield, the condition April &c. and serious loss
was sustained afterward. The real status of the
crop will be better shown month hence, when the
vitality of the roots has been demonstrated and the
character of the spring determined
On the present showing the teduction of yield on
the basis of last years production promises to be
nearly forty million bushels account of reduced
area, and more than sixty million from winter kill
ing and low vitality.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14
IrEow mrnoHANrs. ExoHAwaE.l

IEEOA MBBUHANTb' EAUHAEdEsI
Ar at Queenstown 18th, barque e L Pettengill,
Pettingill. Portland, O, Dec 81
Ar at Dublin Apl i 2, ship Louisiana, Oliver from
San Francisco (was beealmed six weeks)
AR at Liverpool 18th, ship Henry Failing, Mallett
San Francisco via Queenstown.
Ar at Plymouth 10th. ship G Blanchard, Me-
Intyre, Valparaiso for Antwerp.s
AR at Sydney, NSW, prev to Apl 8. ship Corsica.
Purngton. from Burrard Inlet via Victoria, CYL.
Ar at Bermuda 9th, sch Joseph Fsrwell, Davis.
New York.
Cid at Rio ,vaneiro Mch 90 barque Commerce.
Chase Barbadoes.
The Portland daily press., 1885-04-14

PORTLAND, April. ~.
Received by Maine Central Railroad. for Portland
81 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
rosGs, 100 cars miscellaneous merchandise.