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NEVER FAILING.

do not know OF an instance in which the
CUTICURA REMEDIES have failed 10 produce sat
isfactory results. | believe have sold more OF
them than OF any other skin remedies l have
ever handled during the thirty-thTee years Of
my experience as a druggist
a. D. TRY0N. Druggist,
Batavia n \.
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ECZEMA CuRED.

] was a sufferer with Eczema for two years
and after trying many remedies without cure
was finally cured by CUTICURA REMEDIES, and
take pleasure il recommending them.
HENRY CESS, Druggist,
NuspariDp
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sATIsFACTORY REsULTs.

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES exceed both in sales
and good results any skin remedy We ever han
died, aud it is with pleasure that We recon-
mend them to our customers assured that they
will receive real benefit and satisfactory results
DIR. D. BOWMAN & son,
POurbOu Ind
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MARRIED.

Woodland, June 1o-J H. Doolittle to Susie NJ
Kelley.
Near Dixon. June 6-John A. Johnson to Mel.
vina Baker.
Dixon, June lis L. snead to NJ. L. Brinker-
hoff
Berry Creek. Butte county, June 10-John R.
Moseley to Mary Mower.
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BEST BLOOD MEDICINE.

have sold more OF your CUTICURA REsoLvEH-
with the best satisfaction, than any blood medi
cine I keep G. E. DICKINSON,
Druggist, MundI, III.
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CENTRAL PARK,
Entrance Sixteenth street. between F and C,
E. iIy Con q eTt:
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 14th.

STRICT ORDER WILL BE MAINTAINED BY
= the Police, and Objectionable characters
excluded. A DIETRICH, ProprietresS.
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BORN.

Sacramento June 12-Wife of T. ]. Hodgson, q
daughter.
Nevada City, June 11-Wte of Atherton s. Lord,
son.
Bodie, June S-wife of John Alexander Nc
Lean, a son.
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The Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1885.
To Mr.. LOUIS GkUNEtVALD New Or
leans agent of Messrs. STEaNWAY s
SONS, New York,
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A CACpED CONCFRv

A SACRED CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT
N the Congregational Church, Sixth street,
between and j,
TOMORROW Sunday EVENING,
At S O'Clock. Choice Selections Of Sacred Mu-
sic viii be rendered by the Choir OF the Church,
composed of Mrs. T. P Ross, Miss Daisy Sid
dons, MessrS. Elwood Bruner and 0. II. p.
Sheets, Miss Amelia Boil, Organist The pub
lie cordially invited. lB. c. jel3-It
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA, 50 cents;
CUTICURA SOAP, % cents; CUTICURA REsoLyENT,
81 POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
MASS.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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DlNGPLES, BIackheads, Skin Blemishes and
1 iYf Baby Humors. use CUTICURA SOAP.
mI3-lYMS&MlY
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SHORT HAND

A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF PHONOG-
n raphy can be obtained in six weeks by the
new method of teaching. For instruction ap-
ply to MRS. J. A. BARRETT, No. 1913 P street.
ip12-1ts
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August, csc for septembt
CORN-462Sc for June.
PORK-Sl0 40 for July,
LARD-S6 So for July.
RlBS-S5 40 for July.

IIFEkfUULi J UIIt IElTl.
WHEAT Moderate demand. California spot
lots Is Sd tots Id off coast S3s 3D. jus. shipped,
35s Cd, nearly due SIS; cargoes off coast, quiet
on passage, neglected and no business doing
Mark Lane Wheat and Maize, inactive English
and French country markets quiet Wheat and
Flour in Paris, quiet; weather in England,
Narrnpr
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DISEASES OF THE RECTUM.
Female and Chronic Diseases a Speciality

Rectal Ulcers, HemOrrhoids or Piles,
Fissure, Fistula in Ano, Pruriturs or
so-called Itching Piles, Polypus-recti,
Successfully Treated by
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J. j. PECKHAM, M. D.,

Office, Odd Fellows Temple, corner of
Ninth and X streets, Rooms 1 and 3,
Sacramento, Cal. je13-1m3p
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 18th
WHEAT-s1 for June, 81 007aq1 Of for July,
81 or for August, 81 055s for September.
Grain freights to Liverpool by steam, 21Sd.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, SIS S714.
CHICAGO, June 18th
WHEAT-s71lc for cash, 89116c for July, Ole for
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nor SALE OR TO LET-H@USE AND .t-es..A
L Barn, with Half Block of land in sg.i;;
Orchard, Vegetables and Alfalfa; W street, LII
between Fifth and Sixth. Inquire of Carl
STROBFI. 32l street. ielS-lt*
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GIRL wANTED-TO DO HOUsEWORK IN
" small family. Inquire at 50STenth street.
iel3-lt*

IETANTED-A SITUATION AS A FIRST
w class Coachman, by a strictly sober, hon
est industrious and careful man. 80 years old;
lust from the Eastern States; one who thorough
" understands the care Of horses, carriages and
all the duties of q servant; 20 years experience
in the cities of New York and Pittsburg; best Of
references from former employers in beth places;
dress - D. f. NJ this Office. jeI3-3t*
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
vOSTINuED DEPREDATI0NS OF
THE HOSTILE APACHES.
Nudge Lynch in Plumas County
Death from Heart Disease-9hip-
ments of Nevada Wheat.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REooRD-uspoNl
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

Sunset ParIor, No. 20, N. s. G. w
Every member is earnestly requested to attend
the regular meeting TONIGHT, as business OF
great importance to every member will come
up for consideration.
". E. OSBORN, President.
T.r Dt7I-TSt- GR C. ipl3-1t
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PHGNIx, June 12th.-Lorenzo CampanIo
q Yaqui, was murdered Wednesday night
by Ynocente Trujillo, also Yaqui. The
murderer struck Companio seven times
with an ak, either of which blows would
have proved fatal. Truiillo escaped. Off
GERS are i'll pursuit. The crime was caused
h,r in, lnr1SN,
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A. j. O. X. 6. b. Special Notice.-Har
Sinai Lodge. No 5, a. J. o. K. s. B., will meet
TOMORROW Sunday EVENING, at 7 O'Clock
sharp, at Pioneer Hall, on account of very i'm
portQnt business. MARKS LEVY, w. 4.
TR e ip13-It#
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DE1 HIS.

EscBBACH-In this city, ON July q. lss5 Annie
lith year of her age
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the residence of her parents, No Gj2 North Duke
street, on Thursday morning, al s12 o'clock
High mass at ST. Anthony's church, Interment
at st. Anthony's cemetery. u
HARNIsH.-July2 -, 1885, In this city, Mrs. Liz,
zie liarnish, wife of NJ. $. Ilarnish, in the AID
year of herage
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral from
her husbands residence, No. As West King
street, on Thursday morning AT . o'clock. Fu-
neral services ana nteunent at 10 o'clock H. M,
at New Danyille meeting house, Preaching by
John Kohr
IOhio papers please copy.l 2tdltwE
BARToS.-On July q, 1885, near MechanicsbuIg,
Upper Leacok township, Henry Barton, in the
SD year OF his age.
His relatives aud friends are respectfully in.
yited TO attend the funeral, from his late resi-.
dence, ON Friday afternoon AT o'clock, without
further notice lnterment at old Leacock Pres-
byterian church. jly2s It'd
ApLER.-in this city, on July -, 1885, Adolphus
Adler. in the both year of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafterl
MELLINaER.--on the 2lst inst, at MillarsyiIle.
Ephraim q. Mellinger, In the 3lst year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
pectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, nom
his late residence, Millersyille, Friday morning
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READING SCHOOL SUPERINTENDEECY
Prof. Il. X Buehrie, OF this City, Elected to Fill
the Vacancy.

Prof. X. X Buehrle, of this City, Elected to Fill
the Vacancy.
The muddle over the superintendency OF
the Reading schools has had new outcome
in the election last evening of Prof. X. X.
Buehrle superintendent of the schools of this
city, to the vacant Reading superintendency.
J. Il. Valentine, of Reading, had been chosen,
but was ineligible to the place, not having
taught for three years previous to his elec-
tion. At the meeting of the Reading school
board last evening Mr.. Valentine rendered
his resignation to relieve the board from en-
barrassnent which was duly accepted.
1t was then moved and carried to go into
President Eckert said that the election would
be TO fill the unexpired term of three years
one year and a portion OF year having been
served by Mr.. Valentine. A letter was read
from State Superintendent Higbee to the
effect that lie would confirm such action of
the board.
The following account of Prof Buehrle's
election is from the Reading Times;
Smink nominated "one who is
and energetic wOrker'-Prof Robert X.
Buehrle, OF Lancaster.
Mr. Rees said: F" Has the gentleman any
promise that Mr., Buehrle will accept?
President Eckert replied I" lie will accept
under certain conditions"
Thrty-one members then voted for the
election of Prof Buehrle, and none in op-
position, Mr.. Geisser not voting.
President Eckert declared that Prof
Buehrle had been "elected to fill the unex-
pired term of three years"
The salary was fixed at 81 800 per annum
by vote of 20 in the affirmative to in the
negative
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AsaArLr Axp nArrERr.


fhttereu fOr
J. G. Van Nostran has made complaint
against John l.. Binkley, grocer, for assault
and battery. 1t appears that Van Nostran
accosted Mrs. Binkley on the street at high
noon yesterday, and walked some distance
with her that Mr.. Binklev overlook them
near the corner of Lime and Chestnut streets
and, walking up behind them, struck him
blow that felled him in the gutter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Binkley then walked home arm In arm.
Van Nostran's account of the affair Is that
he wanted to see Prot. Woodward, and called
mt the piano store In East King street. above
Duke and finding the door locked, he sat
down on the steps, Mrs. Binkley, whom he
did not know, was standing some doors
above and bowed to him. On reaching the
corner of King and Lime she dropped her
parasol, and after picking 1t up, again
nodded to him. Thinking she might be q
freind who at that distance he did not recog-
nize, he followed her. When he came up with
ber, she begged to be excused, saying she had
mistaken him for gentleman from
whom she had bought a piano. He
said he had not sold her piano, but was In
the piano business, adding IL he was intrud
| ing he hoped she would excuse him. She
| said no harm was done, or words to tina
| effect, and they walked ON together unit
| Mr.. Binkley came up and assaulted him.
Mr.. Binkley's side of the story will b'
heard tomorrow at 3 o'clock p. m, when thu
hearing comes OIL at Alderman Deems.
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Tuesdays record of the work of the heat
in Philadelphia Is an alarming one Reports
received from police stations and hospitals
up to midnight show that twelve people died
from the effects of heat-stroke, while twenty
two people were prostrated in addition to
fatal result will follow. An analysis of the
deaths show that the hot wave makes but lit
tie distinction in age. The years of life OF
those who died ranged from 81 to 63. Three
were under 35 years and seven were under
As. In the prostrations the ages of the vic
TINS are also about equally proportioned:
Charles Klernert, travelling salesman for
J. o. Cook, Of Philadelphia, was overcome
by the heat at Pottsville, on Tuesday, and
died at six o'clock in the evening.
Rev. Patrick Mulligan, of St Mary's Cath
olic church, at Hunters Point, Long Island
died suddenly on Tuesday of sunstroke.
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S.5OOO Ios. MT pi,tstou.

A $4,000 fire broke out in Pittston on
Tuesday afternoon and destroyed two store
houses, the Pittston Milling company's grist
mill and Henry Conway's and Michael
Berry's dwellings. Ross ~ CO., arc the mill
ing company, and their loss aggregates
nearly 100000. Ford owned the old cracke or
factory, used ~ a storehouse and his loss is
probably $1,000. Other losses will aggregate
5000. one span of the Ferry bridge was de-
stroyed, and i'll falling carried four men with
it, but none were seriously hurt. Wilkes.
barre and Scranton fire companies we're pres
ent and rendered efficient aid. The bridge
will be at once repaired.
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Eire In a CnaI Mine.

For week past number of carpenters
were employed in timbering a faulty cham
ber in the Hollenback shaft, Wilkesbarre,
700 feet under the ground. While at work
on Saturday last lamp fell from one of the
mems hats, To which IL had been fastened,
and ignited the gas, and in short time a
fierce fire was raging. The fact of the fire
was not generally known to outsiders until
this morning For the past two days a large
force of men have been engaged in lighting
the fire, which is now reported to be under
control. Owing to strong current of air
which carries off the sulphur fumes, the
mine on the west side of the shaft continues
to he worked steadily.
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street Hallway Extenslon.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Lam
caster city street railway company was held
last evening at the Stevens house. The
directors were authorized TO procure from
the state the privilege of increasing the capi-
tai stock from $4,000 to 100000 II. n.
Rhoads, the chairman, was authorized to ap.
point committee of five to procure subscrip-
lions of stock as soon as the state shall grant
the increase. The intention of the company
is to at once extend the road over the follow
ing route From Duke and Walnut to New
street, TO Prince, to James, to North Queen,
TO Orange, to Prince, to Conestoga, TO South
Queen, 10 Hager, TO Vine, to South Queen, TO
East King, to city limits, TO New Holland
turnpike.
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NEW YORK, July 22-wali street. l:30 p. m
Money easy at ~ per cent. Exchange steady
Governments firm. Currency SIS, sI271z bid
As Coup, si22sz bid as do. sll2,S bid.
The stock market this morning. opened
quiet but steady aud prices wer without mate
rial change from last nights figures, with thu
exception OF Union Pacific, which was firm OF
supporting orders. but before the first call
raid on stock lowered the price from bo1s to 4sl4
Toward eleven O'Clock the Changers and Van
derbilts were quite actively bought, and n
noon, under their leadership. values had ad
vanced 4 to "a per cent. At the time of writing
the market Is strong.
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Live stock Prices.

CHIoAao-Cattle-Receip 500 head ship
ments, 1900 head market generally weaker
shipping steers l,A5Oll,sO Ms, q SOS 9Oi 200
@l,1O hs., - 20fl5 30; a0Gl ,eOp bs., ~ 1cFj ~
stockers and feeders, " 9O4gt 20; Texans, " 15a
42O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, 5000
market aetivei sQlOc higher; rough and mixed
81 2Dffi 40; packing and shipping, u t0zgi 60
light, ~ 2DSl4 80 skips, S3d4 10.
sheep-kcceipts. 2,5VJ head shipments, 300
market slow l56s20c lower; natives, s2G4 10
Texans, 81 T5El3 ~
EAST LlBERTY-Cattle active and firm prices
l5ft20c higher than last week receipts, 5
head shipments, lSG head.
Hogs-market slow and prices weaker
Philadelphias, ~ 60EIt 70; Yorkers, o. 6o9i 20
receipts 800 head shipments. $500 head ship
monts yesterday TO New York. carloads.
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Two Accidents at uhristiana.

Leander Mowrer, son Of Albert Mowrer, had
three fingers and a portion of his hand blown
OIL Tuesday evening by the bursting ofa bar
rel of gun.
Andrew p. Moore, while planning board
had two fingers cut off at the second joint.
Both men were employed at the Christiana
Machine Co.'S works.
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a Town Burn cd by Bows.

The town of Skidr.ore, NO., was burned,
on Sunday. Los~ estimated at--aarlyS'o0,
600. AmonGfh chief iosers are Markland
Earls y 20, dry goods and groceries, sH,,
600 Nv. ii. Barber, same, $1,000; Oliver
RJdgeway, lumber 4; insurance, 5000. The
~postotlice was destroyed, but most of the mail
was saved. The fire was started by boys
playing with matches in hay NOW.
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A fun day at the most beautiful Park in East
ern Pennsylvania. The st. Paul's NJ. T.. Sunday
school will hold their annual picnic, Friday
July oath, at this beautiful park, to which all are
invited. Tickets can be had ut either OF the fol
lowing places: George Erisman's confectionery
North Queen street, ID. $. Bursk's grocery, East
King street b. +. W. Urban, South Queen and
Conestoga street, and II. VIII, South.Queen and
Hazel streets. Tickets 30 and 80 cents.
July % It'd
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Seeking a New Home,

DIR. Alfred Clark, who practiced dentistry
in this city and Marietta for number of
years, left last night for Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, where he will practice his profession.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. July -, $50 n. m.-Market opened:
Wbeat--August, s9l<c Sept, 9lAc Oct, si14c
Corn-August 459sc ;sept. 451s; Oct, 44ssc.
Oats-Aug., 266c.
Lard-Sept., ~ so; Oct, % 10.
Ribs--Aug., % ~; Sept, - II.
CLOSING.
wheat-July, s7s4c; Aug, ss&c Sept, s0A@
9014c; Oct, 93c.
Corn--July. ACC; ; Aug, 451zc Sept, +146t53sc
Oct, 4iAc.
Oct, Sl1c
Pork.July, so Is; Aug, $40 25; Sept.
$40 35 Oct, go I2H.
I.ard-Juiy. 81 55; Aug, % 90; Sept
81 20 oct, 81 III.
Ribs-July. u 10; Aug, s. 70fp5 TN Sept
81 70 Oct, s. IS.
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at o'clock Services at the OLD Mennonite
church q
MoANANEy.--On July u, 1885, Elizabeth Nc
Ananey, In the 9th year of her age.
Funeral FROM the residence of James Coye,
No. "a West Vine street, Saturday morning ut
O'Clock. services in St Mary's convent chapel
Interment In st. Mary's cemetery. Iy22-3t
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A Donation Party.

Morrison Sellers is a highly esteemed rail-
road fireman residing at Parkeshurg. lie
has been in i'll heath for several months and
unable to do duty on the Parkesburg pas
senger train, with which he was connected
Last evening party of railroad men, number
ing thirty, called at Mr. Sellers residence
each Of the visitors carrying with him a
donation for their sick comrade. They did
good deed and had, las they deserved,a good
tina
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A Mysterious Disappearance,

Last Thursday the coons held picnic at
tended Was Bentley McCubbins, colored
porter at the City hotel. Since that time
Bentley has not been seen and his employers
are anxious 10 learn his whereabouts. They
think he has either been stolen or is now
lying at the bottom of the Conestoga,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-22

Henry Krauskopf of Indiana clerk for
the last twenty years in the second auditors
office, Washington, was stricken with paral-
ysis and died at his desk on Tuesday fore
noon. He was attacked last Saturday, but
had sufficiently recovered, as ne thought, to
resume his duties. He was 50 years of age.
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Mrs. Sophia Doerr was heard last night
by Alderman A. f. Donnelly, on charge OF
committing an assault and battery on Mrs.
Mary Howes, residing in Beaver street. The
case was returned to court, and Mrs. Doerr
entered the necessary amount of bail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-22

Coroner Honaman this morning received
Telegram from Ephrata stating the body OF
an infant had been found in the woods near
that village at an early hour this morning
The coroner left for Ephrata on the noon
train.
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Very Tcnp,ing Odds.

From the n. Y. sun.
Dumley--W What's the use of talking to me-
FeatherlyY You're an ass and everybody
knows it Ill bet you tiny dollars to one
you are the biggest ASS in town.
Keatherly. (eagerly)-Pll take that. It's a
good bet II lose t.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Flour market dull I;
Fine. 81 toQs 80 superfne, % so03 "a Common
90 Fancy Extra Ohio 90 65fp4 90 Good to
Choice Extra Western, Says 70; Minnesota, % 65
a. 90.
wheat--No 9 Red, Winter. July, 81 OF; Aug,
sl OlL Sept, o. 02ll Oct, 81 04sS.
Corn-No. Mixed, Aug, S14c Sept, 57skc
Oct, b3c.
Oats-No. Mixed. Aug, S5l4c Sept, s2I4c.
Rye dull and nominal.
Barley nominally unchanged.
Pork-Mess, sll 250pll so.
Lard-$8 81, Aug ~ %, Sept,
Moiasses quiet l91Sc for 80 test Cuba.
Turpentine quiet at 37kc.
Rosin quiet at o. 2o3i M for strained to good
Petroleum nominal.
Freights dull Grain to Liverpool, "a
Butter steady Western Imitation Creamery
lGalgc
Cheese duh Western Flat prime, 4A@7c.
Eggs dull Western, 4Qlihc; State, li1Td
l5c.
sugar dull; Cutioaf, Gs4@61sc; Granuiated
6liH65zc
Rice nominal.
1allow quiet prime city, sc.
Coffee dull fair cargoes, SIC.
Hay dull No. !, 90cG$l.00
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MARKETS.
Philadelphia Pr,

philadelphia Produce Market,
PHILApKLPHIA. July 22.-Flour was quiet and
steady.
Sales OF 1000 barrels, including Pennsyl vania,
Minnesota bakers at ei@3 Patents at $5
as so.
Rye -four was slow at % IS per barrel tor
choice.
Feed was in fair demand and wanted
Sales OF western Winter Bran, at SIC 4OQl7 o.
pert ton.
I p. m. call-whcat, 9i1fc bid for July 9ixe
Aug; s4c for Sept; q 0oS for Oct.
Sept ); 53lxc for Oct.
0ats-S5c bid for July; SAC. Aug. seI,
for sept; 3g<c, for Oct.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-22
Al the Station Hnnse

One vagrant was the only inmate at the
station house last night. She was discharged
this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-22
Sale of a Valuable Horse.

b. j. McGrann has sold his driving horse
Richard" 10 Fiss a Doerr, for s., 900.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-18

desk work. But Mir. Hale kindly mooibes his appallingestirnate with the naive confession that in the "old newspaper days he put in twelve hours Der diem. We would like to have Mfr. Hale's idea ss to whether, if he had never been t''roGsh the tw eIve hours exper;- ence. he vou!dnow find three hours work enough to provide the daily bread and trimmings.