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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

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balte tasli6 9anfldreiben nnb Na@foIaenbes
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sd babe eS nit sutem Erfolge ansepanbt."
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pinidte, bat mid iiberrai4t."
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ben unb i'd bin bodli6 oariiber %erfreut."
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uno feline iddoliden @ubitansen entbalt.
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bic @oit in fi6erer @erpaduns perianbt. Ser
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baben. abreife:
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bauli6feit ni6ts bor5igli9eres giebt,
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9amburger Srppfen,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

plumbers u. @assGitters,
1856 81 t-9oufonira6e, Gan antonio. Babe
manuen, Stur5bdber, @afereloiets, Marmors
platten, @ummifdIdude, 8lei. unb giienrGb-
rem, 8ierapparate unb @asfrtures aaer strt.
aIs auftrdse perosn prompt aussefibrt.
90 g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

Cranes anpi. pber Hart<6aar bur4 etne etnsise
Implication e'tieie8 fs~drbemittels Tn eIdn3enhts
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bdhenf cber sese1 Gmpfans RON ST per GEpreb per=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27
6arAeibiAfeit.

Tnft's 3ttiless finb Set nerartisen TaIen beionz
Is ~seetsnet; eine Dpis bepirtt etne fplhe @es
ibf5peranberuns, bab Der Gotient bariiber %eritaunt.
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ferifde @irt,ang auf bic 0eroauunespr9ane
be 9tegetfnabtefeit bes G~tnbtoanes berbei=
3efihrt. YreiS 25 GtS. A. Yeurrap st., %. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

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8untbeit III, ME Die geiammte Weltge=
s6i6te ni9t ibres @lei6en auf3upeifen
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-27

9aFetter's Maeenbitteres 1T ola
Elm GisenmitteI sesen gerbanunssleibem obus
@leiden. Benn Die Mittel ber 8bormafopd
erfd0pft tpOrben iinb, obne mehr alS bodfena
2inoerung Der 8eldperOe berfbaHt gu baben,
betuirft cine &ur nit biefent sutrdsliden Masen.
mitteI cine bolige uno bauernbe 9eiInng. Sci
allen Dbspepitefranfen 1T bic 2eber mebr obel
peniser geit0rt, unb auf biele iuidtise Drlis
tirft bas 8ittere nit ffeter Beftimmtbeit, inbem
e8 iebes abfonberunss. unb StoFwed leluuss.
Orsan, bon tueIdem bic torperlide unb seiftse
@efnnbbeit abbdnst, rs9ulirt unb fraftiet.
gu habe1 bei allen N~pOthetern unb
9anblern a~berhaupt.
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DR.. A. Fontaine's Preparation

entwidelt btnnen 60 gagen
cine berrlide Gorm, Die bon
Sauer 1T nnb beren Anfanse
f9ea mad ben erifen 10 Sagen
pabrdunebmen finb. $50 cine
boufanoise Butte fdon bor.
l9anoen If, pirb bieielbe in ber
)Gorm berboafommnet. Gin
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Suits
ssit 25 aahrsm III 0ebraady.
Der BrSkte utshiainii@e 9rinta44 hes 3titaItsrs..
Sauptor1e elmer traseM Seller:

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Seop5fdBtners ttebjt eisett bnttpfe,t @efitI
I'M Ttntertopf, Gduters ,ntter oeute dttls
tsrslatt; srudssitittea,.s ned, Pen Gse.
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tett, GdbtujtoeI, &er5tltpfen, Httntfe bot
oemt redfen huge, umrube, bedn9fft8emee
EsdNtme, fhpdatf6tbter urtn 1trD
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-30


NEW YORK. April % Flour market--receipts
1922 bbls; Exports 297I bbls stronger and log
l5e higher with fair home trade demand; sales
Flour, No at 1898 80; Sup. Western andistate
at . 6oa4 10; common TO good extra Western and
common to choice White Wheat Western extra at
25G5 so; fancy do 60a6 20; common to good
extra Ohio at s5@6 20; COMMON to choice extra
good toEprime 6o95 so: choice to double extra
DO at 90@6 20, including 1890 bbls City MIL
extra at 00@5 10; 100 bbls fine 2 1903 80; 2lO0
bbls Superfne at 3 58a4 40; 1900 bbls extra no 2
at S5a4 70: 1900 bbls Winter Wheat extra at
o oo@o 1cs o1oo opls MINNESOTA 0xtra az o9g
30. Southern -four firm; common to fair log
10; good to choice do 30D6 90. Rye -four is
steady. Wheat receipts $3.50 bush; exports 81
464 bu.; excited and very feverish on news;
spot grades advanced 21sG312, closing firm;
port and milling demand very speculation
unusually brisk sales 13, 9l2,000 bush future and
$4,000 bush on spot; No Spring at l %; No 3
Red at OF 7ad1l 0ls4 No 2 Red at L O4@1 cav
elev; No REQ State IL; No 1 White 05. Rye
G2c. closing firm export demand very moderate;
speculation more active; receipts 1890 bush; e1-
poI's Z1,6So push sales ,o3o 900 push for future
graded Yellow at SIC. OATS "a G111Ae higher and
fairly active, receipts 81, $3.50 bush; exports BUSH
sales 10000 bush on spots No 3 at 4lc; do White
at 44e No 2 at AZ a4214c; No 2 White 45@45 Va;
Mixed Western AZ 945c; do White 46154c; White
State at 46@54c. Coffee dun. snxar stronger and
in moderate demand; refined iImer. AS; Extra
at G ATs@l5 1sc%White do 3-16051A Yellow at
4ss@45sc; OF A b$s@5lsc; Mould A SIS; stand
16057ss powdered 61496s8 . granulated at l.
loCa61sc; Cubes at $3.50 cut loaf and crushed 6ss
06sz sc. PetrOienm-united S01ac. Taltow is
firm. Pork easier; family mess at Is o0913 %;
mess quoted II 1903 90. Beef is steady. Lard
stronger and 406 points higher, trade moderate;
Western steam spot 15@7 20; refined So At 40
for continent; S. A. at 10. Butter barely steady;
Western at logic; State at l4922c. Cheese easy;
Eastern 6@I2c.
81 LOUIS, April 2e.-Fiour 1o@15c higher; xxx
3 6503 70; family at 8 90GD4 co; choice at 450
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&osseu Market
BOSTON April 80 The following serez .,-isY
quotations of Butter, Cheese Eggs, &ns:

BOSTON April 80 THIS following .seres o-isys
quotations of Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Sc;
Pork-Long cnts, IA 50a15 90; short cuts Is 90
oI5 80 backs SIS 00@15 90; light backs IA 0n0
S14 so; lean ends IL 50aSl5 90, prime meas 10 90
6SI6 so, extra prime Y 00Gl3 30; mess. S14 90;
pork tongues alta o09l6 90; Western prime mess
pork S13Q13 90.
Lard al 75s07s4c y ID for tierces; 8G8Asc for
lob pals: S14g9s4c for BIB pals; S12@9c
FreshBeef-Fair steers s44 as1se ii; light steers
at 7Sz D8Ac; choice 01sfSs4 6; uioice he&SE binds
Hall sc; good do 101s@l1c; light l00101ac;
good heavy fOres at 616M c;secondquality at 1atn
Sc; rattles at 5051ac; ribs 7@71ae; rumps at 10
@14c;rounds 715@s4sc;rump loins I19l51a ;loins
oesns-cnoice large hand picked pea at 559
e5 % bush; choice New York small hand~Dicked
do All e50l TO; small hsnd-picked pea Vermont,
at ] 70dl 80; common to good at 81 A00l 40;
choice screened do 30; hand-picked medium at
nj 30, and choice screened do at 3O9l 40 oom-
mon do l 1001 20; choice improved yelloW-eyee at
] 95@2 00;old-fsshioned yeIow-eyea at S0ogl IS
red kidneys 90(Gl 80.
AppIes-We quote Baldwins at 2 50@3 90; Rus
sets 2 25@2 So. Eyaporated Apples at 6la71s Ptb.
fair to good S 9S18 90; choice Eastern fine l6 90
0sI8 90; poor do at S139S14 Eastern swale log
S11. Aye straw, choice. s23 O09$24 20; cat straw
@lOGSllP ton.
New York and Vermont fall dairy at l30l5c;
dairy at 1S0l9c; long diaries at lz9 "A; extra
Western fresh-msde creamery at 24G2oc: choice
&C; common at 1S922c; June icreameries at Il
@D16c; Hesrern dairy, fresh made, at lbQl7c ladle
packed at IL 1l4e; do far to good I0al1c;i inita-
tion creamery, choice, at 16@Iic. Jobbing prices
range higher than these quotations
Cheese-Choice Northern at I0L@11c; lower
grades according to quality; West Sc.
Eggs-All strictly fresh stock sl51ac; Western at
I4ST 015hac: South 140l5c.
Potatoes-Northern Rose at 62@65c; Eastern do
63065c; Houlton at 6S970c p bush at the roads;
prolihcg 6t50Gbc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of Portland Wholesale Market
FOR THE WEEK ENDING April 90.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING April 20,
AS a rule there is little improvement in the bust
ness situation, although values, in most instances,
are well maintained. Some Of cur exchanges re-
port more animation in seasonabe goods, but move
ments generally are conducted with caution and the
situation is about the same as previously noticed
The feature of this market has been in Oats, when
show a sharp SO compared with last weeks quota
tons, while in other departments of the wholesale
market prices have been very steady with only ssnU
variations. The demand for Flour, with q lew ex-
captions, has been of limited character, but the
advance recently reported is fully sustained anu
there is very confident feeling in the future OF the
market. Holders are strengthened by the crop Ie-
ports as much by the war rumors, and claim tnat
higher prices likely to prevail, without REFER
ence to the war question. The crop OF winter
wheat will no doubt be a short one. notwitnstano'
ing that in some places the damage is not as serious
as was at first repor ted. Adyices from San Fran
cisco indicate that the grain yield in all the eoun
ties except one Will be only from one-quarter to
threequal of that of last year. This is largely
due to the decreased acreage. At New York to-day
the wheat market was very feverish and considera-
bly, excited with an advance of 4a5c in prices, due
to decline in consols nd more warlike news from
Rurope. together with increased orders from the
west. IeaS queI phEtlcuAdLAy EVA"Vs~ 6-"NNS.
which show some weakness. Rio Coffee has been
dull and easy, prices showing reduction OF &c;
mild grades steady and unchanged. The move
ment in Sugars has increased with prizes strong and
higher selling here at 61sc for granulated and &c
for Extra O. Hog products are steady and firmly
held The Coal trade is quiet without material
change in figures. Coal Freights are low at COG
zoe from New York to Portland, l5@S5c from
Philadelphia and 2591 80 from Baltimore. Fresh
Beef steady; sides 71aGS1sc y fb hind quarters ga
loMc, fore quarters 51s@69s, rounds with TANKS
csc; rounds at csc, rumps and lons at l2@l5c,
runps &c, loins GO, rattles Soto, backs at
e4s@714c, chucks 5@sc short rib cuts at log
II
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FOREKGN PORTS.

at Hiago March 80, ship Lucy A Nickels, Rogere.
from Philadelphia, ar 9th, for New York.
Ar at Melbourne Apl 20, ship Emily Whitr1,y
Rollins. New York, 10 Gays passage.
In port Mch "a. barQue PenObseot, ChipUAan
Tor Newcastle, NSW, to load for Hong kongs to be
ready in ten days.
Sid I'm Newcastle NSw, March s. barque Nina
Sheldon, Colson Manila; barque Onawsy, Crockett,
do; 18th. Estslls, Avery, WILMINGTON, Cal.
In port Mich l6. barque Antioch. Hemingway. for
Hong Hong few days.
At do Mch 26 barque Edmund PhiDney, Young,
from Sydney, NSW, ar 18th, for Valparaiso.
At sydney, NSW, Mch %, ships Rosie Welt,
for San francisco; India, Rich, from San francisco
disg; and others.
At Hong Kong Mch "a, ship Commodore, Blanch-
ard, for San Francisco; barque Spartan, Crossley,
for Victoria.
Sid I'm Manila Mch IT, barque r Lyman Pink
ham, New York.
Passed Angler Mich 13. barqus Belle Wooster,
Higgins, Manila for Boston.
at Iquique Mch ~, ship Portland Lloyds Huy-
zey. from Valparaiso, ar 9Th, disg; barQua ChaE Il
Lewis, Strout, ldg; Il Bearse. Bernard. d..
SID I'm Rosario Feb 9th, barque Henry l. Gregg,
AR at Dewarara Meh 49, sch Mary Lord, Smith,
cord. Boston.
Ar at st Thomas III tn scbs Hattie L King. Howe.
Jacksonville; Sallie I'on, Wsat Guadalonpe, land
Sid II tn for Aguadills, PR; l4th, sch D ID haskell
Aerrlck, barbados 10th. Martinique Lowell,
Grenada; Lettie Wells War; st Croix.
Sid 9Th, sch Alfaretta 5 Snare Swansea: 9Th, brig
Giles Loring Evans Arroyo; 18th, Kate Went
worth. Bropby. Porte Rico; 10TH Dora French,
French. Arecibo; 18th, Mary Hall. Mcdonald,
Falardo.3
In port 18th, sch Wyer Sargent, Sargent, from
New York for Port Spain, repg Lamoine, Leach, I'm
Port Praya, 10 days passage
AR at Barbados 18th inst, barque @ ID Davis,
Trefy, Montevideo for Mobile.
Ar at st Pierre Mich 81, sch j Willard. Wallace,
Portland,
ness, Barbados; 18th, barque Alexander Campbell,
Bunker, Philadelphia.
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Wanied.

de ~ zoo ON first mortgage on 75 acres of
sD sOOO land at Rock Bound Park and the
Chapman House. The park is situated on the East
ern shore of Peaks Island. 1t has been laid out
into Cottage lots 800 800 square feet have already
been sold at one, two and three cts. per go it,.
SnI. n.y. ~ ba hnit ;s ha
Park contains many of the finest sites for hotels and
cottages on The coast of Maine, and natural adj
vantagss for a Pleasure Garden. Its pure atmos-
pierre rocky coast and picturesque scenery at
tracted thousands last season and is sure to make
it popular summer resort. The Chapman House
is the largest and finest hotel on the island. The
property is good security beyond question. Address
MRS. MAY CHAPMAN, Rock Bound Park, Peaks
Island Portland Harbor. Me. apT23eOdlm
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Wanted.

A enterprising comrade to manage the sale Of
IA views during the National Encampment
own the original photographs of war scenes taken
by the Government Photographer during our great
war, Camps, Forts, Regiments, Batteries, Battle
fields, The Dead, The Wounded. Prisoners, Libby
Prison, Castle Thunder, Picket Posts, Monitor.
esting and thrilling scenes of our great war. As
these are the actual photographs Of those scenes
taken during the war; they viii be in big demand by
the comrades assembled at the Encampment and
some comrade who resides in Portland and can en-
employ about dozen local agents who will show
these views around among the comrades can get the
absolute control of them during the Encampment.
As it is monopoly this is opportunity for some
eomrade to make at least thousand dollars during
that week. From three to five hundred dollars cap
ital required, but no bonus will be asked. push
ing enterprsiDg man of business apply, for fur
Their information, to JOHN q. TAYLOR,
apr25eod3tna Hartford, Conn, II Allen Place
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Sid I'm Bombay Apl 25th, ship Tam O'Shanter,
Prescott New York.
Sid I'm Auckland NJ, Mich %, barque Beatrice
Havener Curtis, Iquique.
Sid fm Melbourne Mch o, barque Abiel Abbott,
Chase, Macassar.
Ar at Nuevitas Apl 49, sch Ida Francis, Francis,
New York
CId at Melbourne Mch 2Sd, sch Heraldine, lib
botts Guam.
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MENaeHR ANDk

BarQue Edmund Phinney, which arrived at sgd
ney. NSW, Feb rs. from Boston, had heavy gales
in the Indian Ocean and lost and split sails but
tanned no othor damage.
Sch A Hammond parted her line from Railway
wharf Cape Elizabeth, 29th, doing some damage to
headgear and considerable damage to wharf.
Sch Harriet, of and from Calais for Boston, be-
fore reported at Salem dismasted was in collision
with schr N II Skinner off Nahant 29th. Her bows
stove in, bowsprit gone foremost broken OFF at
the deck and vessel full of water. The II ) lost
bowsprit and parted sprouds.
Sch Helen Thompson, Young, from Rondout for
Boston, while running into Vineyard Haven 2Sth
collided with scbr q S Ynngilder aud broke main
boom and tore mainsail
Sch Charles Haskell, fisherman, is ashore at San
DIV Hook
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by Telegraph
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tDy Tel6gTaph.)
LosDoN. April 20 -Consols 95.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-l2.3oP M.--Cotton market
is dull; uplands at 1316d; Orleans Esd;sales q,
GOO halGs; speculation and export 1000 bales.
LdvERPooL,April 29-Winter wheat7s Id IS Sd;
spring wheat at rs 7d7s Sd; California average at
rs 6dG7s 3D. club at rs 9dG17s I'D; Corn 5s Id
peas at Is Sd. Provisions etc..-Pork 62s 3d. bacon
33s for short clear and 32s for long cearsrd prime
Western S6s; cheese at Sos. ~@f ~2s Sd.
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER z. r.
Arrangement Of Trains.

On and after Monday, Dec. ssh
ass.sasse-ssas $50, Passenger TraiEs will leave
Es-sssass=sssss=z=s Portland at 7.3O "a. M, and
-AA-----&--1@.5 5 p. na., arriving at Worcester
at 2.16 D. m. and 7.3O p. m. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester. at 45 a. m. and IL ID A
M, arriving at Portland at LIS p. m. and $40
m.
For Clinton, Aver junction, FitchburR.
Nashua, Lowell, Windhan, and fp.
ping at 5.3O n. and 1885 p. m.
FER Manchester, Concord and points North, al
1885.
Fer e Rochester, springvaIe, Alfred, Wat.
erbOrO and Saco River, 5.3O a. M.
L4,55 y. m. and (mixed) at $50 D. ns. Re-
turning leave Rochester at (mixed) Gas q. M.
lilo a. m. and 3.36 p M; arriving at Portland
(mixed) $40 9. M, 1.l6 p. m. and $40 D. m.
For GOrhsm, saocarnppa, CumberIana
1850 "A. m, I2.55, 6.2O and (miIed) ESQ
y. m.
The 1855 p. M. from Portland connects AZ
Aver Juuct. with HoOsnc Tunnel R0ute for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New Work via Norwich Line and all rail, via
Springfield, also with ". ". Il N. *. x. r.,
cSteamer Maryland Rnute'O for PhiiadelPhfa1
Baltimore, Washing Ton, and the soath and
with BostOn n Albany X. e. for the West. I ]
Close connections made at WestbrOok June
ton with through tram Of Maine Central X. k. and
at Grand TRUNK ransfer, Portland. with through
trains OF 'rand ruAk K. K.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may be had Of S. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, PORT.
land & Rochester Depot foot Of Prebe St., and or
Rollins & Adams, No % Exchange Sc.
sDoes not stop at Woodford's. ,,,.,u,.,,s
y26n j W.PErEhS'
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Portland & OgdenSburg R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, oct. rs, 1ss4.

Leaves Portland S.25 n. na., for all stations ON
through line as far as Burlington and Swsnton,
connecting at Wing Road for Littleton Wells RiV'
err Plymouth, Montpelier, and at st. Johnsbury
for ali points on Passumpsic II. Il.
Leaves Portland 800 p. ma, fer all stations -
far as Bartlett.
ARRIVALS HI PORTLAND.
1850 a. M. from Bartlett and intermediates Sta,
cns.
$50 D. from Burlington and Swanton, and
all stations on through line.
j. HAMILTON, Supt. CHAs. H. FoYE. A G. T.
Oct. IL, 1884. oc13H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-30

CHICAGO, April 20. -gsttle-Receipts BOO oead
shinnanTe 200 head: 10c higher; steers at j GO66
s 65 butchers at 2 5094 30 stockers and feeders
at 8 7594 80; Texans 5000 10; ,ooo :,
los lower; rough and mixed at 1oa4 40; packing
and shipping I "A 90; light 2094 30, skips st
Sheep--receipts 200O head; shipments 1000 head;
hrrnar: shorn ID 8 Oula4 %: wooled OOM4 SO,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-30

April IL, lat 30 N lon 8 w, HeRry Willard, from
Swansea for San Francisco.
April "a, lat 80 05, Ion rs At, barque Gleneida
from Caibarien for Delaware Breakwater.
April 20, twenty five miles north OF Jupiter, sch
A Weeks, from Cardenas for -.
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New y erk ssOck and HEoaey s1mrRo

NEW YORK. April 29.-Money on call easS at 1t@
III per cent; prime mercantile paper at 4(15. For
eign Exchange continue extremely dull at SO and
So. Governments firm. State bonds quiet. Rail-
road bonds heavy until late in the afternoon, when
they rallied and closed hrm. The stock market
closed firm at about best prices OF the day.
The transactions at the stock Exchange aggregat-
cd 1l9 246 shares.
me Following are bo-day'a closing quotations ct
Government Securities:
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INDIGESTION

To strengthen the stomach, create an
appetite, and remove the horrible depres-
sion and dependency which result from
Indigestion, there is nothing so effective
as Ayers Pills. These Pills contain no
calomel or other poisonous drug, act
directly on the digestive and assinilative
organs, and restore health and strength to
the entire system. T. P. Bonner, Chester,
Pa, writes: "I have used Ayers Pills
for the past 80 years, and am satisfied
should not have been alive to-day, if it
had not been for them, They
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-30

Notwithstanding the.immense amount of ad-
vertising other baking compounds receive,
there is none better than the old and reliable
Congress Yeast Powder, the sale of which is
constantly increasing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-30
EEsRERmEN.
nOnEEsTIO PORTS.

Sid I'm Bucksport 28th. sch Snow Squall, Cush.
ing. Grand Banks.
Sid I'm Boothbay 9th, sch Emma, Dyer, south,
for mackerel.
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Barque Bertha. Benjamin. MontevideO--w s

Sch Express, of Machias, which was towed into
this port last fall by tug Salem from Richmond
Island, has been libelled by the owners of tho tug
for towage. The owners of the Express will pro-
baby allow the vessel to DO sold without contesting
the claim,
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q. A.R. HoonRs Wauted,

a Ii persons having rooms to let with or without
IA board TO Comrades Comrades and their
wives, or will furnish meals to the same during the
g. A. r. Encanpment week, June 1927, will please
send the number they can accommodate with prices
to A. NJ. SAWYER, Sec. of G. A. h. Com. Head
quarters No. 400 Congress st. ap28dlw
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Slides and T&Eiew.
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The following srs Portland quotations GA sidss
aad Tallow:
OK and Steer Hides so lbs weight and over 612cBIb
Ok ana Steer Hides under so tbs.-.......6 cas d
Cow Hides, all Weights. .............s... + cS -
Sull aud Stag Hides all We, gifts. ....,.. 4 cP II
Sheep Skins ..,.........,.....-.-. 76eSg each
1AMb oklsls. .ss-.ss..-'--s....s.- pNc SacD
Rendered TaIlow..... .......... seq Ii
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Foreign Exports.


M0NTEVIDEO. Bark Berths-591, l23 # lum-
80 bbls pork 2lO plows "a harvesters 80 mowers.
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FRoM QUE ooEREspoNpENr.
LERom MERoHANrs' ExoHANar.l

EAST MACHIAs, April Is Cid, schs NIinot,
Hathaway, Portland; j Baker, Bancroft, for Provi-
denoe,