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JOE MILLER.

This fine saddle
Stallion will stand
the present season
at my farm, near
Faulkner's Mill
and serve mares at
$40 by the insur.
ance payable when
the fact is ascer.
tanned or the prop
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BUSINESS WORLD.
CoMMERCiAA

DALLAS, Oct, 20. 1.-The condition OF trade
generally for the pass week has been fair.
Fhe receipts of grain were very good, both
by rail- and wagon. Wheat remains Quota
ply unchanged, but has an upward ten
fsncy, -Four, in ympsthy with wheat,
Eill elso advance New corn is coming in
feely. Ia the fruit and produce market
here are only slight changes from pre-
bions quotations. Lemons are quoted SOC
Pisher, at $3.50 per box. Irish potatoes
Ave advanced to 9Oc per bu,hei, while
Eeet potatoes have been reduced TO 7Sc.
IN groceries, quotations show a slight re-
uction In sugars and in canged goods.
iher articles remain as previously Quoted.
Cotton receipts to-day were largely In
fcess OF yesterdays. Tota, receipts to
te this season, 1857 bales, against ll,224
the corresponding period last season
lowing dc rease of 325I bales. No
ange III quotations; middling held firm
S65.
New Iork-Spot cotton closed quiet but
IN ut unchanged quotations, while fu-
pcs closed weak, s TO 0 points lover.
les, 9},SOO.
New Orleans Spot cotton closed quiet,
Z lower from mlddling TO fair, inclusive,
h sales, $500 Futures opened barely
)ady, ruled quiet but steady, closing
lady, S TO 10 points lower.
slveston spots closed quiet, lilo lower
middling' Receipt, $3.50; sales, 1882
liverpool closed dull and unchanged for
cotton, With sales amounting to 1900
es, $3.50 American Futures clos d easy,
2poinss lower Quotations ia full in
kther column.
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ALooHoL~-Fer galion, 2 20 10 $40.
bRANDIES--Donest per gallon, 50 To
SNli imported CognGo, ISL, per gallon, 4 No.
lSIs, 81; $50, "a; ls,i, 5i; 1850, J 10. ists'
SUI iSiS, 10 50; 0tard. Dupny 4 Cos, Cog
nae, lS'S, so; 1870, 90; 1851, q 90; 1888 10 q.
hlaquet, nuo0uche II Co.'S. Cognac, ISIS
80; 1870, 5 81; 1875, ROl.
Domestic, per gallon, / 10 to 2 20;
import Holland, 8 % 10 ST5; Sir Robert Bur,
nett's Old Tom, per cask, 3 81 TO 100; Uol-
ANU, per case, 7 80 ta II DO.
WHISKY Reciiued, % per cent. proof.
per gaiioni Sli Western, | - 10 80; Bour,
bon, 10 70 3 50; Rye, | 30 to s 90, Scotch i'm.
if5. 80 w
ChAMPAGNES-Pipo Heidseick, quarts.
gor dozen, y %; Krug Il Co., quarts, per
uozen, IL 80; Moer 4 Chandun, Siilarv
MousEauS, psl dozen, q o.; q. Goulet, per
dozen, y 90; q II. Mumm & Cos. ny
Vosynay "a rs; Extra Dry, % 90; pinls, 4 ID
WtNns-Calfornia claret, per gallon, 7bo.
dieniaudei, No !, per gallon, to rs: i'm.
ported c'Srels, ordinary, per oask, ~ 90 to
~ 80; family clarets, per cask. 70 % 10 ,2S %.
nne oiaretS, per cnsk loo on TO rs 40; Me.
ddoo, per care, 900; st Juilsu, per case, 10.
Marg2Sx, per case, %; Ponio Camel, per
Gee, 10 o.; Lacrosse pei case, II 10. Leo
ven, per case, |. OF; Chateau Lahtte, per
osse' n W' ordinary, per case 3 20 TO s 81.
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AxEs-Collins. n dozen. 500; Gold NIL
lar, q DOZEN, 500; Diamond edge ~ aoss,
M; Double Bit, l-.0o.
sStn-srs AND Lips-e<c y 70; sugar
Thy PLArS-I. G. l0xia, = box, 8 90; 1. q
.tx9'. 4 eox, :, 90; Texno i4xsO, n box, 50:
rerne, slx.A, = box, IA 90
lINwkRE-pieced. discount 81 3 cent .
stamped, discount 50 y cent
soLokR-No. l. &c; Nc. y aud y, $50 n N
DUCK HoRsS CoLlaRS--NO. l, ~ 4 dor
hAass., Two loop, $50 y dozen; three
loop, S,75 q dozen.
rAcKs--ln boxes, l00 papers, 2. 90 n box
picks, q dozen 50.
MATroc KS--n dozen & "a
RuBHER RELrtN0- Discount % "A cant
NAtLS-S 90, rate
SnovgLs ann SPADES Hoyland,s- ais.
couni 10 per cent; Anes' list, steel Fo,o3s
discount 10 and 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDwAEE-Shafta rpishe5
s.oi poles Is 81; s'ngletrpes, wasOns. eal
lveti 10; buggy, PSI express also, wagon
ohshss,iy:0i hickory axles 10 ~, holsters
20 Coupling poles, 4.sS; spukos, EXN Sc,
sect, = -. NM, G.51, sawed leilocs, az, IA.
y wv, boNden ehocs, 500, northwestefp
horse nails, No,6, SEQ; Z, e.2S; ), b0h; baI
IRON &c ratei pillow steel. Tc; sprlnS steel
Sc; east steel, lsc
Bus6lRs--Grade Z, and spring top, 90 o,
70 Ss00l; 40. open, 1910 u sOiN: do. SID
spring top, 100 on 20 1890; do Side bar
lVu'y 10 l6O 10; do, phetons, i2So1 Ia $50 .Nii
sr'ade A, slide spring. $50 % 10 $50 90, do
nhetons, 5000 10 200oO; hump seat hugsiey
We w 10 2S0.W; plstfnrrn springs, no 90 IA
'zp ny: hree spfing Wagons. 600 ~ l.2a
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GENERAL MARKETS.

A.. haNN ~ VIII
|SAs Cn1, oct. @.-Wheet lower
rh Did; November. Te,i bid; May,
|qaic,; sh, 81; year, Is asked; May,
eom'nal sl,, asked.
tive stock Indicator reports. Cattle
pls, bOst; shipments, .,WI. mat ket
exporters, SO TO 5.5l. good TO
shiprlng, 40 IL so. commol to
- ~ 10 isc. etockers aud feeders.
vw; ms, 400 to SEQ; grass Texas
,,sscselpts,7,'Cs firmer and 8 higher
>-keceipls. a.i; shipments none.
Iair 10 good muttons, AGO 10 as.
Il 10 me ium, ~ 10 2.sO.
sr. LOUIS
yutr, Oct 2n.-tattlc-RccCip :. l,5oo,
nis, 90. tho inarsct was SOW anu
about 10 cents lower. native shtp-
eefs, 40 o. ". n tive butcher
~ 10 it0i mixed butcberii Y etufi',
~; oc ers aud feede =. Jpto ~;
exahs. 2 % TO $50; Indians, 400 10
Heecip,s, 5 30, market active and
tos ioA75
-Rccelpts. I.10: shipments. ,0l.
iuufs an except the h NJ grades.
u M, dium natives, 2to ~ 2.su;
hvlce, 4 " f. 3.S5; lambs. AS 10
an, I.f,to 3oi
&oict anil UNCHANGED.
quist and active for Iecembtr
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NEW YORK DAHL 1EPORT

Ew YORK, Oct. 2O.-- Especial l. Stocks
I've ard higher or the belief that the
pix line negotiations are practically
bpleted.
oney on cali at the stock exchange, l-2
per cent.
Perllng exchange quiet and steady.
Pilroad bonds higher. Texas & Pacific
Fols. 6'e, 75l4; Houston q Texas Central,
n line, frs s, ZOOS; seconds, 775k to so;
4, Colorado e Santa Fe Ts, Ia; Fort
th d Denver City g., SO; Missouri Pa.
consols 0's, 1861 to 1906
STU bling advices from the East had n
esslng effect ON the cotton market to.
and, after considerable feverlsness,
close was weak, at a decline of
ints from last night, The reiorted
stment OF the Oldham troubles and
resumption of operations at the mills
adversely on the Liverpool market.
IN also influenced the market here and
induced some free selling. Sales were
bales, or 1890 less than yesterday
movement to-day was entirely spec
We, induced by temporary influences.
general feeling amosg operators
undergone no material change. If
FROST, which the bureau promises Is
at hand, should maze it, appearance
Prospect Is coed for II reversal OF the
peter ofthe market, and more decided
10y the bulls, who maintain thai the
Itical position and thS continued firm
Df the Southern markets warrant high
,. There is so hope chat cotton
receive some attention from the
'ators who are now prominent In the
and oil markets, and tho setback to-
jas in no wise ch luged their views.
hsactions in spot cotton were III
sll TO splnners. Quotations remain
Rnged, and the market is firm
Dl rules firm with fir demand
es show no material change and the
nd is steady.
lie are rather weak.
fher continues strong and prices fully
tained.
pr dull and with little movement.
Stoke and Hondg
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nRy GOODS

PRIsTS--Monimaok fancy, l.2. Man.
chesier, o; Arnold, SN; American, 81;
peciaS, bl-s; aainllton,. g; Gloucester,
Silver 'o SSsS mhns; .,, LII Gloucester
simpson, 8; .Eddystone, d; Simpson mns.'
o. Alien pink and purple,B u; ST npson al =
yer grey, D; Richmond, pink and purple, q,
nn nl sa,ftlng, l;2; Hagetta shifting,
"a; alien Sneck' IA Peabody, black, 8 ~,
BnowN SueETINe-Crown, 10; Au-
gus,a, q, Ettrich Ill, 5s; Charter OAK, ~.
Live oHh u International, i.2; Laurence
Li,i U; Nl-i'"'" VA Enterprise, 0; Glen-
ua,e, tshi I" l.2; Admission, 0l-2
bRoWh Cast Iron, 4; FARM
era, l-ii lei; Pocahontas, l., I;
hllendnlo. II urury Ella; Dwight, : Ill;
Il, IL IL.
Wsmsutin, lOss, Langdon, y; Lonsdale, &,
l.ontd0lO uRmbric, ~; MAsdnvil IL, ID l.g.
Fruit OF tue Loom, "a; Gold Medal, 7 i.2;
cream OF Crop, ~
rickINe-- SmosGeag, a O A, Ia; Amos
SSeagg a, II, SWIM River "a; STANDARD
Oakland tency, az; Acme nDD, ~.
Raleigh. 0; tand,rJ z, 81; Pearl lstvor,
l2N, @hley Awnlns, 10.
,o ssr,Rirs..ss-HaanilIon, ileoA; Thorndyke
Y American, VI Back River, 2; al6lgh,
Unknown. u Z, 10,
DkNlMs Amnt N,at, i2A; Otis, 1917,
York, l6& Warren, Ij,..
Vnkcks AND PLAips--Mount Pleasant
Satruha, "a; Old Dominion, 7, Mem.
ghiei l-f, Queen City, 9 Ia; Augusta i,
Isnnessee, ~; Coltondnle, 7; Cumberland,
Dheck, .; Sihley, 81.
.VfsoHAMs-- Bates, Ia; Seterylllo, 4;
westvil,c, q Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch
IS Z ~ l.2, AmoskeaE, IL; Belleylew,
,,CnKyiors-ilasaaie, y H., sterling, 10;
unknown y. b., 9 Id. slbley, p2-I; Glen
hiddle, lul.2; Harrisburg, SD; slater, n,
Everett , l.t Boss, 6; Sliverdaie, ~ Ar.
,,ngtun, y; Victoria, IL; oermania, ~ l-2.
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LouisyrLLK OAK SOLE LEATHER-.S
free Of brands, &c 10; 4 heavy, one brana
5e ID; a medium, one brand, $50 ID; BaltI9
more crop, i2c; Keystone oak sole, 35lSSSc
huFrALo Primo, Id TO IN IN
sides, 25c ID; good, 10 to 20 10 aides, S3c ID
e9unter, II 70 IAN sides. go per 10; q. D.,
S,o $50 b; No, oak harness lea, II Ia SSe
10; NO. hem harness lea, SOC ID; No, q hem
harness lea, CSC 10; No / hem slfirtinD
lea, sic hi No. mem skirting lea, 81 TO 20
ID; wet and bride leather, 400 to 500 a
PHILADELPHIA CALF. Extra opalitv
q TO ~ log to dozen, 20 ID; SS 10 q Ina To
dozen, Lilo h; iltD W TBS TO dozen, / .O5; 81 10
bclk ' W """oh'
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Arrow and Delta, lsi.


hoIDs-Acetic, l0c q ID; benzoic. dc n or.
sarbolc, &C . ID q rio, 55c u 10 +; ia lie. Isc
! 9 oz; oxalic, Inc u Id; saiieyllc' - IA III
tannic ,Al.t6 fib; lar,~ric, powdered, 50c ~ 10
AAuH-51agjc q ID.
| AMMONIA BIUmile. bSc n III. oarhnnnfo
| Is Il ID
ARROW Roor-- Bermuda 45c % II.
bALsAM,- CApaiba, 45c d ID, fir, 46c 4, ID;
BARK--Cassla. l2o y II; sassafras, lsc =
| wild che ry, lic q ID
| BAY RuM--$ 0Dl.75 q ID.
| ShuTII' suomi ate, So n b.
BLUE Ass--45c q ID.
BoRAN-- &c y 10.
| 81 Il h.
observation-disclosures, powdered, 50. 10
CHLoRoFoRM--75tlsSSc u ID.
CiN,1i0NEDlA-:P. IL w, l-oz walls, go q
o.; 5-1z cans Sc q OF; u. & s., 1-oz walls.
&c G oI; 5-oz cans, Ice T,oz
COCAINE Mufiate, crystal, l0c Il or; 4
per cent. solution, Il, 81 T. OF.
IoRRosIVE SUBLIMATE--Bic II H.
SREAM TAkrAe- Pure, powered, 40c faib
EArR ACT LOCKWOOD lU0l. C n H.
GLfcERiHE--l5 e2lc 4 ID; Price, 75f,S5c
I, n ''''''
GUM arabic, bC@GOc Il n; asafptida. &c
Tib; opium, 81 S5g..lO I'm; camphor,2sc Tlb
HoPs--P Pressed, 9KG2ic "a Ii.
IODINE. Gesubll med, 81 % ID
lOuoFpRM-- &c y o.
LEAVES Buchu l5c y ID; cage, pressed.
az v q n; sennn. &C Il 10.
MER URY--6Nc n II.
Al, MoRPHINE-.P. w, Il, sa05 q or; r. &
W. oz, S2Sl; Smiths II, $40; OF, s2.5,.
OILS Bergsmot, sanderson's, S225 p n;
casela, 81 20 ID; castor, sl.l51i b5 Il gal;
sloves,Sl.,b I, ID; cubebs, $40 q ID; lemon,
sanueIson's, $ " y h; peppermint, "a fib;
sas.afres, D Il, ID
=. POTASSIUM hrpmide, 4Oc "a 10; chlorate.
&c q ID; cyanide, fused, 81 = n; iodiue, 81
DovERs PowpEEs--si 10 y N.
oulNlNE-t W., szs, gfc COZ p.Sw.
20 eau. VIC q oa u. q q, or We u OF; b.
=. 5-oz cans, SIC y OF.
NED PREo PiTArE--s5c q N
Cont AGl6c q II,
sThlClININi--Crystal, Il, $3.50 q OF.
SuLPiIuR''3 &c 4 10.
WAX BEEs--Yellow, soc n 10; white. bOfa
CO. n II. '"Vy
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FRUIT AMI PUU.rRy.

osinSs-St Louis, 400 per barrel
NAhB Nes-In crates, ,5b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $40, spring, a5c.
Eu.s loo per dokan
BurfkR- Best. grade northern, DC: best
butter, lac, according 10 quality.
AsrsSs--i.p per busaoii 81. Louis, 9 60
.ExoNs--(4 % per bcx. q
OsANuRs "a 80 per beg.
Wv sBT rorAru ss -75c
l.Isg rorArvns-Texss, $50. Northern,
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HINN. Az, W.. IN

HIpEs-No |, dry fint hides, llc p ID
NO 2; Try flint hides. nc = 10: No. |, dry
We Is 10; cry bulls and bad dgmaged. Nc Al m
dry deer skina, re g III; No. /, green salt d
hides, !%c q Ii; No 2. green salted hi 4 4,
vac q ID; No. green butcher hides, &c n
10; NO. =, green butcher hides, &c q y sheep
WooL~-Fall clip, l0fDl7c II ID.
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No. 1910 Clark Avenue. =.


ana NERVo GUS Disc Asses DEBILITY OF uANon
structure GoNoRRHoEA Rheuna an r
poh, ieadh Malaria Rupture, liberation,
% cured m heby new aud certain methods cases so
CONSULTATION
less we can benent magnetic h ana
treatment male and female assistants, on
sona asonable crates. 'N "N''i oui per-
Iusead2samps Handbook taking -
eNisa TOD, m.
Mo
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LIVE ssOog.

lIhe quotations given below refer to grass
cattle, living weight.
BEEVES--2 to 2,sc IA 10,
Cows--l1G'c " 10; milcb COWS, CON
mon, 20 10 $50 "a head.
sHEEP-- Prime. ~. t6lc.
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Young AZ d MiddIe-ALea Men
a SURE CURE.

The awful effect OF early vice, wh.a,
mind and body, with all Tia awyui III.
lore ,he Inevitable sequel, CONSUN ~
LION, sets In, or Paipitation OF the Hea,
rImidity, Trembling, Nervous DischArree.
80 MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack ~ fdess'
Ike To Social Lie and i.Nos,," dy,,.n-
choly. ""'~a-
MARRIED. MEN. or tho. a.a.,
oi, tnat Happy life, aware OF Phys', Ne.
Dlnty. Excitability Of tho Nerves, o. $685..
irregularities, quickly assisted,
NO MINERALS GsED,-.Younp paan,.
losing their health, and spending tiins
and money with those unskilled and mn.
Qualified 20 treat them, causing fatal dia-
orders 70 the head, throat, nose, liver ui..t.
CURED. -
LET NOT FALSE MopEsTY deter ynu
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MQNM%MSM

Lnersn painful and wearing Utmost bevond
enauranee, tnot an incurable disease If tr,sss.
"a saa "a Time. Perhaps no other disease has 81
,his ~ ue enorss OF science and medicine as
NN\\NN\>.>o which CURES RHEIiMiAai
,SHN,NyNNN>VSNTisM, and i S eariiIy Ia
uoised oy many OF the Leading Physicians.
.r WHAT THEY SAY,
"ToSuAItSE Ia doing all that a ,lainey 4, ,u A., >,
T. uShiskEZ, NJ, d.. Cantrau' in
ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
q. q. MELhiER. Solo Proprietor. ros .,
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DR. WA SEHCUG. Cor

- VIZ ~'"SoS. Consulting Room, ELM sgtrcct
An next Reinhardps ncwb uIding)
maers
STss ~ o.. os mi p osp a. Ia
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nsd case al Inasmnstnry Rseur,.air-, M
~ 1850 al me iarle joints Gave HcSaAiINr All =
To-Day my patient h out and soins wsli n -
WV. BANTER. NJ. D. Hersran, III
In my opinion ToxaArYSr surereei,. al, o,hs-
eo-caiied rheumatic rmcdiess - "'4'es
sc woRslss Il D., Aareago, m
A.. Have given TosoAIrsra fair trial, and .h,.,a
'Ns oSes "n'soy hssoeser foundfar kheansiisr,.n
BIZ. DAVIS. sturseOa, 10.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
4 Ift WASHINGTON AvEyUe sr 1nrrrs
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----
stocks and bonds.
YORK, ocl. 2J.--Quotatlons closed
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CONSULT
DIX. lSSERCUG
lFrom Russian Paland)
On All Diseases mcideDta, TO the Hu.
Ear S0dye

DR.. WaSSEkCJ G hsyine bad orso,,c,
and experience for the last Il yoaya. viii mn.
ANTEE A CURE,
a, IN oss.s Of Catarrh IVA all Its stnson.
sourSy, biotoh"s OF tho Skin, Ulcerated
ofEvery Form, fihsu,nattsm, scl.,ac,
sont, Lives Complaint, Dyspopsim
asthrna, DyaoDtory, Pileu, Fits, All ,IrI,
nary and Kidney Troubles, and disensea
OF the Eye and Bar, Lung dIsessee, IN.
aiseeuon and Nervous Debility.
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kNpONrs AND aruuKs
Exports nom all United Sts,ee ports thus
for this week; Great Rrilain, 42,0GS, France,
B,IA, Continent 1882. STOCK 1T all United
states ports: This day, 5i0,25I; this day
last year, 528.lOj.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-23

New York Mining Stocks.

(By Teegraph)
NEW YORK, June 90, 18SJ.-The following
are the closing quotations for mining stocks
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Shipments-FloW 10000 bblS. wheat 90 900
bush, corn 10000 bush, oats 122, 900 bush, rye
ooOo bush, barley 5000 bush.
ST LOUIS, June %. 1885.-Flour easier; fami
Y az az 5 65g3 15 choice 2o94 80; fancy Coo;
. OOi patents 25U5 90. Wheat lower No Red
999499Ac. Corn is higher; No 2 Mixed 4312@
MAS Al e Oats firm; No Mixed 3214@33c; Rye is
dqll at soc bid Lard nominal at 1906 40.
Reeelpts-Flour 2O00 bbs, wheat $4,000 bush,
corn " 1000 bush, oats $1,000 bush, rye 700 bu,
barley 000O BUSH
Shipments-Flour Z 900 bbls wheat 1000 bush.
corn II 600 bush, oats 1900 bush,rye 1000 bush,
barley 0O00 bush.
DETROIT, June %, 18s5.-Wheat dull; No
White 9912c; No . Red 9912c.
Recelpts-Wheat s 300 bush.
NEW ORLEANS, June %, 1885.-Cotton easy;
middng Toe.
,MOBILE,June %, l885.-Cotton nominal; mid
SS5AAHN,ANNAH, June %, 1885.-Cotton nominal;
mlddllng 10 I3-16c.
CHARLESTON, June %, 1SS5.-Cotton quiet;
mddlfng l0Ac.
MEMPHIS, June %, 1885.-Cotton steady mid
ding 1O1AC
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, June % 1885.--The following are to-
days quotations of Provisions etc.
Pork-Long cut IS OOG13 90; short cuts 13 so
q IA 90; backs Il 00014 so; light backs 2 500
10 90; lean ends IS o0@13 so; prime mess 10 90
Gl3 80; extra prime IL 00911 30; mess y COG
II 90
Lard at 7e71ac p h for tierees; 712@7@4c for
lob pals; 7$4d8c for BIB pals; 8@Si4c BIB
pals.
Butter-Nonhern creamery good to choice new,
2Om2lc; fancy C; New York and Vermont new
dairy l741Sc; extra Western fresh made creame-
ry 19G20c; fancy 21c; common TO good 1G@18c
Western ladle packed lod12c do fair to good ga
lie; imitation creamery, choice, 12d14c. Jobbmg
prices range higher than these quotations.
Cheese-Chce NOrthern,new 7 y 4 sc ;ifancy -;
od-G0c lower grades according to quality; West
at 712dSc.
Eggs-Eastem 1896 New York and Vermont at
14124l5c; Northern 14414l2c; Western at 14c
Island 14G1412c.
Beans-Choice large hand picked peas at l 45G
l 80 p bush; choice New York small hand picked
do SOL 60; fancy ! G5 ;lsmall hhand picked peas
screened do 40; choice improved yellow eyes at
III 90; old fashioned eyell0w eyes - al 50
red kidneys 95G2 90,
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-23
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Ten Thousand Yards all ALL WOOL CAR
PETS, latest patterns, to be sold for 90 Gents
per yard.
Some of the patterns are controlled in this max
ct exclusively by us. We carry i'll stock full line
OF W1ltOns, MOquettes, Brussels and ROx-
bury Tapestries, together with large assert
ment of Rugs and Mats.
DECORATED DINNER SETS, RA-
SK CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATION S
AND OIL STOVES IN GREAT VARTE-
TN, OF WHICH LACK OF SPACE
EORBhDS MENTION I'm DETAIL.
We can and do under one roof furnish complete
outfits for hotels, boarding houses private dwell
ings and restaurants, either for cash or INSTALL
ments. Catalogues and terms of household goods
sent by mail upon application. Orders by mail for
any of the above goods promptly attended to.
No charge for packing. Goods delivered in
Portland free of charge.
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The Portland daily press., 1885-06-23
TX e EP IT PUR E .
The Life is tse EsIood-Prevent Disease-
Surgery the East EsesOPt-A Telling
Letter.

Here is q fact for you to think over, viz, Med
zeal science proves that diseases, no matter how
great variety they seem to have, proceed from
comparatively few causes. 1t is for this reason
range OF complaintS-Some of them appearing
almost directly opposite in their natures. When
n medical preparation acts at once upon the di-
gestye and urinary organs, and also purifieS the
blood the list of difficulties subject to its control
is astonishing. But, while many things are said
TO possess this power, those which actually do ex-
ert it are very rare.
Ii is conceded that DIR. KENNEDY'S FAVOR
TIE REMEDY, of Rondout, n. Y. is the most
effective preparation now in use for all diseases
arising from a foul or impure state of the crcua-
ton. Hence it is more than likely that if the
writer of the following letter had habitually taken
"FANORITE REMEDY ten years ago, he would
never have suffered from Cancer.
PITTsFIELD, MASS March %, 1884
itr. u. FenHedy ROndOtd N. T.:
DEAR STR:-AbOut six years ago | was Obliged
to resort to external treatment for the removal Of
a generous growth on my lip. On my return
home became sensible that my blood needed
thorough cleansing My whole system. too, re-
grired toning up. While casting about for the
hest medicine 70 do this, your tFANORITE REM
that resolved to try it. did So and The result
surprised me, it was effected so quickly and COM
pletely. l soon got over the depression produced
by the operation and since the "FANORITE
REMEDY" which l have continued to take in
small doses. has kept me in such health and
have. 1t is the best blood purifier in the world
aHi sure q that. Yours &C.
MATTHEW FARRELL,
~ Adams Street.
n all eases when consultation is deemed de
airahle,
Address: DR.. David Kennedy Rondout, n. Y.
B I,; il YOU have moi done 50 adopt "FAVORITE
REMEDY as a household friend.
The Portland daily press., 1885-06-23
MATHEW T. JONES, of Deering
In INSOLVENCY..

Court of Insolvency for the County Of Cumber-
land, State OF Maine. June 18TH A. d. 1885.
In case of ALBERT STILLWELL, nsolvent
Debtor.
FlNHlS is to give notice, that on the fifteenth day
Il of June, A. ID. 1885, Warrant in InsOveIi-
ey was issued by Henry G. Peabody, Judge Of the
Court of Insolvency for said County OF Cumber-
land, against the estate of said
ALBERT STILLWELL, of Cape Elizabeth,
adjudged to be an InSOlvent Debtor, on petition of
said Debtor, which petition was filed ON the hf-
teenth day OF June, A. ID. 1885, to which date in
terest on claims is to he computed.
That the payments Of any debts to or by said
Debtor, and the transfer and delivery OF any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law
That q meeting Of the Creditors of said Debtor
to prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at Court Of In
s0lNency to be holden at Probate Court Room I'm
said Portland, on the sixth day Of July A. d.
1885 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date FIRST above writ
ten. H. r. SARGENT
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger OF the Court Of In
solyency for said County of Cumberland.
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