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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

According tu the White Pine News of
Saturday last. when Eri.k Y. Murphy
WAS nominated 10y the Republicans at
their convention in Taylor last Tu s,lny
lc went before that body mud said: 81
ia uk you for the "upmIuution; | will
but,nn hp!5 every voter IN the cou My,
kiss all the babies, do my duty Tor the
next two yrais. rnd when | lcnve the
office Il viii b. with u ID mucratlc mnjDr.
iry in the county jui aud ali the Kcpub.
lIcsms Uu TIA outside"
Verify. the Irescuce Of the fool. killer
is sndiy needed ia White Pine. and the
"n'y iccourse which respectable rcoi lc
in rlnt county have. in the absence of
that parsonage. il 10 sit down on Mr..
y. Murphy ut The election and make II
81 warm ior him afirrwnrd thnt hc wilt
br obliged 10 Ace from the wrath to
come by taking refuge IN u dnmphool
%inirmury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

Qiito n respectable nuiic CO. mnGe
up Of memhcr$ of both pruics. greeted
tic sp, n';rrS Last night. The meeting
WIS called to order 10y J. s. Myhtgh,
aud Mr.. Rand was made prrsi lent Alr.
Stevenson was iutcoluccl ani mnde u
- few rcIubliLg rcmarks. the most prom.
imeni Of which, wss that anyone who
says hc (ltr. Stevrnsoul j. or was OPP.
posed to the Mines Union IL liar.
Dir. wuulhutn then took the fror
aud for about iva hours h poured ont
the yinla 81 his wmth against til Dan.
ocIntic party 10 gvnrr / AM Mr.. MuIIii.
leu Ia particular. giving evidence tI,t
be is sn tir: uu lee the lash nrpiirl tp
him hy his u]Ir"ahht tie ,irt di. IVA.
ion At Ehr"ar !rs sh,rtI vt,mtl
mp Of most rAtrt'n.ru ussCrDurs. not
~ q. watch D." attempted go os". Va.
lent deuunQitt,,u, VI lIp DylpgrHir
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
NUM-. ,Lpr RoysE-IoGS KrLscH. PEo-
PGTErOE
LIVE AND LET L. w.

Past experience has demonstrated IN.
truth Of the HXiDm thai "Ilnnp,ty is the
best policy in hnsiuuss ns we'll NJ in
private lite; and nciun;rd 10y this policy
! shall III the fitur" ~ in the past Keen
constantly om hand Il fall supply OF fresh
aud desirable
GEoCEIiEs Ann pRovfsroN
Of the rcst quality, suitable TO tic re-
pnireInenis II nay customers. which will
he Sold ~ tho lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
II ~ we'll known that u Lrrsr amount
OF money Is annually sent from Elko
coniiy ia payment Tor goods purchased
abroad, and ia Suiuc measure TO conn
trract these foreign Purchases I have re-
Gently added I" my stock u well selected
and drsimhic line Of
BOurS y SuOEs
which guarantee 10 sell at ns lc W fg
ures ns TIE sitiue quality Of goods can be
purchased risew re, transportation
added, with the advantage of having an
opportunity to rIIuHuc the goods bc-
fore purchasing. All goods Guaranteed
~ he just ~ represented.
With sincere thanks Ia the public for
the libcrnl patronage extended Ia the
past. and soliciting u continuance OF the
same in the future, | ain,
Respectfully,
LiTnAM CuAsp
Eiko, Oct. 3lSt. 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
The WEEKLY IAD;2; RDEyT

Advertisers in .bc DAILY ISDEPESp-
n also have tie advantage OF the sol-
umus of the WggKLY l"NDEpEspySr
which has Urcu published without in
trrmissiUn ui this office since early IN
tue year 1859, Rud has II general cireti-
lttiuu ~ every district. camp AMI val
Icy throughout the lrugdt and breadth
OF EikO county, aud Is by mr the bfst
advertising medium that has ever ban
established in the county. RcmemItt
tuut advertisements In our Dali, also
secure the benefits Of our iat,e Weekly
circulation, and that our .tUrns are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
Tue Weekly Is q 2iy3G.inch 81 cot.
Hu,i vcsilrs advertisements rgus sy,,,n
columns Of reading matter. ombracirc
oil tire tricgmrhic news Of general il,
t~nrcst. all the news Of the State. and ia
cprclnlly devoted TO he lccnl news o.
the county md chuutp seat. Hy ,ul,.
srribiug fIr the WEEKLY ELgI Isps
rESoIsT You not only obtain nit the 10.
cll ucws. hIi MISC receive u knuwlrr,e
Of NIL ir pDrtuni events lrausririrp in
any mud every quarter Of the hhLi.all.
world.
Scal along your subscriptions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
Fail and winter Goodsi

1 have just received q fine assortment
OF samples for FALL AND WINTER
quits. aud AZ l have made special NJ.
rn%ngemcnts. I AIN now prepared 10
make clothes TO order cheaper than ever
Deforo. None can compete With me H.
prices. II You want n nice suit, don't
delay Remember. perfect Al guaran-
'esd. No At, no pny.
n. RusnAaI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

In commenting on the rc'olu ton
Of the Eureka Republicans endorsing
Hon. Thos wren for u. :, Senator, the
Reno journal says:
"Mr. Wren deserves the position n
thousand times before Mr. Stewart,
whose election will be u lasting disgrace
to the Republican party Of Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
Photography.

Prof. burner our local artist hoa
placed : sample Of his work Mt the TX
press ONCE aud informs us that he vi.
attend TO the the Tent Gallery in hisl
yard during the absence of Mr.. Maher.
very Que knows Mr.. Burner to he an
artist Of he first magnitude, which IL
a guarantee to good Photographic
work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice * hcrcuy gwen that the time
for tho registration of the names o! the
Iu uhicd elections ~ EikO District No. /.
"i Township NJ |, Tor the general Fl, O..
ton 10 lp held on The 2nd day ii No
yrmbrr, a. ID. 1876. for the County Of
Eiko. will expire at q O'Clock p. ". on
the 2Oih day Oi October, A. ID. 1886.
]. l. KErsER.
Registry Agent uf Exc Precinct.
ElkO. Oct. lsI, 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
,iEM BARTLETT e CsrnlrcuER, Pho
PEG.r5US

iEN- BARTLETT & CsrnNIcuER. Pro
PET@r3US
T. 6o1cheux, S F; Alex wrilnnl. STA
iiur; W J"hn,In. Moth T, rk; BIN
Harris. \ Nt:IIcr. Huntingdon; = NJ
Fi.&i r. / Matter, Al Travrr, Bull
ion; W } Urlom. TusaaTorh; j Ne Der
mott, c L,si., LrGljlr; Henry Rives,.
Eu- kl;JH New IL, Cnrlin.
Duor HoTEL-CLAnK & GREES, PEo-
PEI"r0ES.
Edward Dyrnc; W, s. Mcknight. T.
=. sykes. Huntington; G. u. Van de.
Mark, Wi'irm Mead, San Francisco;
Rirhrl Rising, Virruir Civ; John s.
wiicirr u. :. \. }. Ecnuan. Lamnilie;
T, AJAX Fcrril. Ifihn; @. u. Moody, En-
rex %: n. VI. Reed, 4. j. Reed Willow
Gre, h; David OHIr,ie, South Fork.
HUM. 'Lpr I~FoysE--LOGS kFLscH. Pro
PETErOK.
III Gilbert. s r~u"trn"nt, G Wcdner.
Battle Monn tain. PET rson, Mound;
John Baby. pieasanr:r x Mason. Mo-
lctn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

Suppose that n woman was fashioned
by nature in the form sho ns.
sumcS with n fashionable hustle strap.
ped To- her anatomy, would sho not
excite tho pity OF the community ON Gc.
count Of her monumental mathematician
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

". I. Crane nrought In from his
ranch on South Fork tSO monster specl.
mcuts u vegetable growth, the one be.
ing n turniP weighing Q. rouu IL, tue
other a rutabn "a weighing o.. pounds
Who can beat them?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17

The registration Of voters will close
on Wednesday, the 10th day October, ut
G o'clock L NJ. aud all who fail 10
register previous To- that tine will not
bc permitted to vot'. D,n't put IL oil
till tho last moment bat register to.
cay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
From Mondays Dsily.l
AALAAGCNDI.

Why don't you register?
The nights ure growing colder.
Fish are aLunIant in the Truckee
River.
Admiral Porter is lying dangerous!
Ill ut NewpOr Il. 1.
A naval war college Las been opened
at Newport, l.. l.
During last week SIS immigrants ar-
rived III California
High prices for vol are prevailing III
Texas vol ceuIers.
A fire in the morning these days
makes one quite comfurtab.e.
Attorney J. W. Dorsey arrived by last
evenings iruiu from San E.ancisco.
Peitirr's tearu loaded to-day with c.
UOO feet of lumber tor Tuscurura.
Major witcher, of the L.. S. A.. came
do"n from Font liaIIeck this morning.
&c. Wins cane doSu from Hal.
leck yesterday and retained last even.
iuS.
/ Pure New York cider vinegar so
cents n gallon. ut W. L. Smiths
Miss OIi.e Aiwell left last evening for
Wells ar.d goes To her school ! u Clover
valley this IuUiuin;.
lion. Il. T.. iIami!I Of Wells. passed
through Iu,t evening ON his turn IRON
San Frunci,cJ.
A man Is i:k" nn egg. You emit tell
whrn'Lrr lie il rood uuul lac /,
'UGukc."
A Large Snppiy q: Japan, Cnlcuta
bamboo. and Juintri fish poles, from 20
cts. up, AT Muller'S.
A e IN is apt to "iil the public
eye" when sac sILkrs Il door EI.tt oil
The s.dr~a.k.
The City Of Washington has "a scourgc
Of cttepiuurs which are deuud.us all the
III ale trees.
i"' E"E''N" Eleven nav" oerh he"'rn
Il" " game Oh cT'cArt 10y t"e faIsudcl'
phIn Amrtegr,.
10" ca" ""S IL 10 EAtT" hight Brown
0@b"t u " : SHi'h Tor - W cash
A man in New York ndvcrtiscs to
Eu"rnLtrr pupils tu play the accordion
III two lr>'onr. Cine ia that city as.
suairn MANY phases.
Wa ter :. CInNtrn Jr. Of Mound VAL
lev viii ran,a. the town for ,uI.rr.u.
uun, to a valuable book Tor The. Lou,,.
hold.
J,l,. pi.L.rI Pin, y
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md r,.t,.I 49, ,,,. tt,
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! C,,,,,, r,. ,,,.l -, n.
c,r.r, ,,.l,r IL. ,,y.
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i'"'"' """' - Nc'o,'S
"I" ''"'''! "H'' " m"u drops
" ""' f'"'e "'"" "''h'
The skating Knk will be opened ON
Thursday c'e"ing with 1t flee house to
All VII" desire to try the rollers. Come
ana ENJOY youlN''Ne' for an hour vii.
out money II without pricr.
h'"'y s"o" storm visited th,s local
tty on Saturday night AMI 1t l. still
stormy Had all the hnow which fell
''''''''N w" '"' E'o'H| W NOuid nave
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
REGIsTRLTI EorICg.

Notice is hereby gwen that the time
for tho registration of the names of the
qualified electors IN Wells District. for
the general r~lrtti0n a. bc held un the
2nd day Of November, 4. u 1856. for
the County Of Elku. will expire NJ o
O'Clock T.. NJ. on the Goth day Of Oct0-
Der. A. ID. 1885.
william COS0ER,
Registry Agent Of Wells Precinct.
Wells, oct. LIST, 1855.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-10-17
tFrom "Wednesday. D.ily.I
HALNAGUNDI.

for his huius Iu Missouri.
S.okrr's tetmS loaded to-day with
Coke for the Bullion furnace.
Maj II john 5. witcher. OF the L. S.
\. let lay this mornings main IOr Sat
rIuuciscO.
An Iri,h dividend OF 80 cents pei
hare has Oeeu declared b. tae He 4
NurlUss.
a. Van Week. Republican nominee
or Reco IA, came III iTom tie sUu;L
last rNeniuS Tor Al sIPpiy OF picSs;'.
James Penrud arrived last evening
tom Island Mountain. jim says ev
ryIhinS is lovely in the extreme north.
Vim. Snow has gone iuto the timber
to cot o:,s with which to repair Ia
.eucrs which are sadly out OF 'Helter."
The bell just received ry the Elxo
Fire Department is II fine IL The
.ell vii he placed Oh u tower near the
Il ,g.s all.
II YOU desire us to publish local news
bring n the items. One cannot lie nt
very place at the same time aud see Al,
Genuine New Orleans mulasses for
,ile al " I. Smiths
that goes Un.
Mrs. L. =. Lockridge who has been
visiting her si>t r, M:,. ". L. CInue.
lett 10y last evenings train for her home
ia SdhgtuuOu county, Illinois.
Sto&er's BIZ t ans uruugat 10 to day
IS bars. CISCO pounds bullion and 22,O u
pounds copper matte !rOn the Bullion
IuIn ice in l;aI!roLd Distrist.
The skating rink scn.ou will open to-
morrow might 1T Ere, man Hail lice for
AL, alter which the usual charge Mil. Oe
be made. Sc al. il THE issue.
a. J. d tllaS, Democratic can lii tie
70. Shcrtt, nrri>e,i i,m In,c.aora last
''tAlHC ~ '''N - ~ : "'-H- = NA"'H
the ca-Icim pant % the county.
&. CMen"wcIh, whr has III the ro-
sl,.ou %. Supt. a.: schools III HuIbu.L
county for the past II Years, wao
"e,.trm for the non.astiyn by Andre"
kic.nALns on Monday.
h''He'no.F II. "i'I"''' = 's'''' on"
t"i' LASH l" o.u'i - re- '~" AL
vantage "' Ia" o"'s"'NS' !0" """S' Ia!
'''h "o"h'
Surveyor General Powu;nr has en-
crI.,d Ia. p.otutMrut AMI Luud of
Lnscne thompson 10 " Us. Deputy
.i'"c'd' survey" Ter TIE H'''!!e' q! vt
N'''.
Don't in.! to r al the District Attor-
ucy'a ''Nindtcnt! H." which vii br pub
P.,s~, Whcrrin tha, u-leer viii Lal:e u
desperate ei!vg. t. explain things
com .I,i, as,vrt,ucut of fin, ,i,hiuu
r.aki.. Al MulI,r,
'1'N'
u "''' Va 'H', wv" EH'1'
day 4 turnrd 4 liver do.a' OF tIe "a lie
brand, dated 1870, with Tie ia. MIA
80,
y
Mad nr,.,nrs fnr yrrc.rina ,,1 mo
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28
goston Produce Market.

BOSTON, June 80 1sS6.-The following are to
days quotations OF Provisions &C.:
Pork-i.Gng cut IL 1913 90; short cuts ID 90
ends II 75G13 90; pork tongues at IL 504Sl3;
prime mess at $12 50a13 90; extra prime at 9 20
aS10 GO; mess, old, at 10 90; do new at IL Oo9
SlI so.
Lard-choice at 65sd7c ~ 10 III tierces; TAO
71ac in lo-ib pals; 71a97$4c in 5-ib pals; 1850
SC in :s-lh pals.
Hams ia2c 9ib, according to size and cure;
smoked shoulders 712@Sc; pressed hams at lie
Dressed hogs, city, 6G61sc y ID; country 51a;
live hogs 4s4 015c.
Butter-Western extra fresh made creamery 49,
do extra firSts at 17G171ac; do frsts 1691612c;
imitation creamery extra 14d15c; do ex frsts ! 2
good iOG11c; do common lots at 6@9c Vermont
dairy extra 1761712c do extra firstS 169l612c
Cheese-Choice Northern 71a9734c; western
TIC; Western TAG: lower grades according to
quality; job lots 1ac higher.
Eggs-Neal by 14c; Eastern extra l312c; n IL
and Vt extra 13c: New York extra at BE; Yves
tern choice at 12@121ac. Jobbing price lie
higher.
beans-Uholce small N Y hand picked peal Bog
/ 60 y bush; choice New York large hand picked
do 4001 45 small Vermont hand picked pea at
L 75dl 80
a 8 90; No 2 apples S1@1 80.
Hay-Choice prime hay at $lS OO9S19; fancy
-: fair to good at $15@S17; Eastern fine STAG
sly poor to ordinary $11@$14: East swale $40
@$11. Rye straw, choice, 20 oo921 90; cat straw
$1o@S11 p ton.
Potatoes-Maine rose 65c; do Hebron 65c; do
prolifics Soc do Burbank seedlings at 65c; Yer
mont Rose soc.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28
pnou1nrNnE-Ar 25th. sem Grace Stevens

PRONIDENCE-AT zOtll. ocn Ordce L OleN6lS,
from Maine for Pawtueket
Sid 18th. sch Eagle, Simmons, Bangor.
FALL RIVER-Ar 25th, sch Fred W Chase,
DTITCH ISLAND HARBOB-In port, schs E B
Shaw, Campbell, Philadelphia for Rockport; Fair
Wind, Maddox, Bangor for New York; Maud Nal
loch Johnson. do for Calais; w l. Elkins. Frambs
Philadelphia for Augusta; Sarah y Ellen, York.
do for Portland DecOra, Berry, New York for
Boston, Reno, GolbetP, Maendas f t0r New f0fE
A Boardmau, New York for Calais; Westerloo,
Providence for Ellsworth
At Narraganset 25th, sch Fred W Chase Mason,
from Georgetown for Fall River; City of Augusta
WI VIN 1el DHAvEN-Ar oath, schs Gardner
q Deering i'm Baltimore for Boston; st Thomas,
do for Portland Maggie Andrews, Shaw, 40 for
Portsmouth; Henry Sutton, Manson, and A e J
Morse, Baltimore tor P9rtland; Merrli Hart sn
RockIand; Nettie Dobbin, FIN st John, NIB, for
New York; Harvester, Vinalhaven for do; Robt
wich; Chas E Moody, Ellsworth for do; VIM F
Collins, Higgins, Portland for Bridgeport; Dele
ware, Ellsworth for Providence; Lizzie j Clark,
Rockport for Taunton; Hiram, Calais for Paw
tucket; b johnson. Bangor for Norfolk.
HYANNIS- 25th, sch Chase, Mills. Rock
land; Planter, Smith, Bangor. -. ,.,.au
BOSTON-Ar 25th, barque Jennie Hardness,
Cd 18th, sch Annie ] Pardee, Crosby, Horse
Island; Mary Freeland Blake, Mt Desert.
Ar 26th. brig Lucy w Snow, Burgess, Goree;
sch Nellie G Davis, Davis, Darlington.
Cid 27th barque Florence, Carter, Port Spain;
sens DlOne, RdyleS, IOChPOlb, del una w liildhio
Gould, do, to load for New York; Mary Freeland
BLAKE mt Des ed fo E Meyoort News ~
SALEM-In port, schs J Nelson, from Bangor
for Provincetown; Emma Green, FIN Portland fol
New York; Sarah H Reed, Lynn for Calais; Pie
be Ann, Bangor for Proyidence: Diadem, do fol
New York; Mary Means, do for Providence.
GLOUCESTER-ln port, schs A FL Beldon I'm
Rockport Tor New York; Wltch Hazel Halloween
Tor do; Maria Adelaide, Gardiner for do; Francis
Ellen. Proyincetown for Bangor; Mary Means
NEWBURYPORT-Cld Oath, sch Emerson
Thompson, John, NIB.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld Oath, sch WG Mowry
MOtZ Calais
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 27th, ship Fredk Bill
lings, Sherman, Kobe, 20 days.
Cid 25th. ship Columbia, Hogan, Antwerp.
SAN DlEGO-Ar 18th, ship Tam OShanter,
Waite. Nanaimo.
MoBiLE~Ar 25th, sch Ella NJ Hawes, Puring-
FERNANDINA-C 25th, sch Herald, Gray,
BRUNSWICK-Ar 18th, sch Grace Andrews
Andrews, New York.
Sid 18th, sch Lizzie Wilson, Chadwick, for Bal
RfCHMoND-sId 25th, sch Warner Moore,
NEWPORT NEWS = Sid gath, sch Standard
BALTIM0RE-Ar 25th, sch A II Waite, Dick
inson, New York.
Cid 25th, barque Clara Eaton, Littlefield, Port
land, land sailed) sch John Kranz, Pitcher,
Cid 26th, barque Hannah McLoon, Bowers, for
PHTLADELPHIA-Ar 10Th, brig Jennie HUI
BERT Southland, Bath; sch Lucy K Friend, Collins,
Kennebec; Lizzie Dewey Bartlett, and u Curtis,
Haskell, Bangor; I Garland, Kelley, ana Amos
Ar 26th, barque Litchfeld Davis, Cardsnas.
Cid 25th, schS Georgia, Coffin, Boston; Etna'
York, Portland; Ada Bari er, Rogers, Boston.
Cid Goth, brig Leonora, for Portland
Ar at Delaware BreakwaUer 26th, barque Daisy
Reed, from Sagua.
Sid 25th, bar9ue John Chase for New York.
Sid 26th, barque Investigator, drom Phliadei
NEW YORK~Ar OATH barque Gleneida, Corn
ing, Iquique schs Maggie e Gray, Plummer, Ha-
vana; Carrie Belle, Wright, Baltimore; Eliza Ann
Jameson, Rockland; Seth nj IOdd NORWOOD, oI
Margaret's Bay; Laura jones' Bangor; Cephas
Starrett Pensacola; Lama Cobb Bangor; WIN
Pickering, Ellsworth; Senator Grimes, FIN Calais !;
Judge Low Amboy for Boston.
Ar goth, ship Lucille, Lawrence, lioio, Mich |.
Cid 25th, brig w Parker, Presley, Richmond
sch Emma Crosby, Campbell, Charlottetown PEI.
Sid 25th, barque Miranda, for Havana.
Passed the Gate 25th schs Princeton, from New
York for New York; Lamartine, do for Deer Isle
Majestic, do for Boston; Magnet, Hoboken tor
Boston; Judge Low, Amboy for Bangor; Horton
STA, do for Boston; Vineyard, do for Portland;
PERTH AMBOY-Sld oath, schs Judge Low,
Tenney, Bangor; Hortensia, Sanborn; Boston.
Calais; Morelight, Webster, do; Lizzie Mills,
Hammond, Bangor.
STONINGTON-Ar Oath, schs E & w Kinds,
Colemnn, Calais; w L Leggett, Pierce, do.
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28


NEW YORK. June g. 1S86.-Flour is dull and
weak; salesI8450 bbls; State at 25@4 so; Ohio
at 2 6o@4 80; Western 25@4 so; Southern at
Wheat 1s@14c higher but less lactive; No
White nominal sales SO, 900 bush No Red for
July at 8498414c; 464, 600 bush 90 for Aug at
$4,000 bush Oct S56s95534c G; 4e4. 900 bush De-
cember at 8714@S7zsc; receipts ~ 900 bush.
Corn dull Mixed Western spot at 32047c; do
future 451s @47c; sales 10000 bu; receipts "a
o Oats quiet; State se@43c; Western s4@4a1Ac;
sales BE, 900 bush; receipts $4,000 bu.
Pork firm; new mess 10 25@1o rs; old do o rs
Lard firm steam rendered so.
Butter dull Western 1o@161ac; State at lao
171zc. ..o.s,.
Coffee dull. Freights steady. Spirits Turpentine
firm at 33c. Tallow steady at 1-l6c.
CHICAGO, June 20, 1886;-The Flour market
is dull; Southern Winter , Wneat at I994 o 80
bakers 25d3 75 patents 4 4594 rs: Wheat is
t $3.50 Co Corn Steady at S41sc; June closed 341.
oats 26s4c. Rye quiet; No 2 at 5Sc, barley is
dull No at 5og53c PORK at 5ogS S9e' elosed
meats steady shoulders 2o95 20 short clear al
Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat. $4,000
bush; corn, 155, 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bush; rye
5000 bush; barley, 1000 bush.
Shipments Flour, 1000 bbls; Wh WI at lS,o4Go POO,
DuSIl: corn, zIl,OOO fO1Oo,, vA'NNS puoA
rye, 900 bush; barley, 1000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, June &c. 1886.-Flour unchanged;
Xxx ats 40a2 so; family at 65@2 So; choice
at 25@3 40; fancy 3 65a3 IS; extra fancy3 Soc
4 10; patents 4olg4 80. Wheat steady; NO 2 at
Soc Corn firm; No Mixed cash 3012g3l 12 C.
Oats-No2 Mixed at 2S@29c bid. Lard strong
at 00a6 05. aoo,,
Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 8,oO0ipu
corn. $4,000 bush; oats, $4,000 bush; rye, 5000
bush, barley 5000 bush.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat 900 bu;
corn, IL, 900 bu; oats 1000 bush; rye, 5000 bu;
barley O000 bush.
DETROIT, June 26, 1856 heat-No White
SO1ac; Mich Red at S012c.
Receipts 500 BUSH
The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28
FOX SALE BY ALL cRocERs
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school teachers, milliners, seamstresses, mouse
keeners. and over-worked women generailya
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restorative TONES It nes Of purpose
being a most potent Specific for all those
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar 70 10
women. It is powerful general as wen as
uterine tonic and nervine, and imparts vlgor
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cures weakness of stomach, indigestion, ploat-
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and sleeplessness, in either sex. Fayor1te Pre-
scription is sold by druggists under our p4 aSo
tire g,tGrd1tee. See wrapper around botble
Price $780, or six Bottles for $780,
large treatise on Diseases OF Women en- pro iy,
Inerous wood-cuts sent for 10 cents in stamps.
Address. WORLDS. DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Z.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache
and Constipation, promptly cured by
Dr. Pierces Pellets. Csc. vial
by druggists.
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The Portland daily press., 1886-06-28
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE.
Portland & Rochester Il. X.
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.

L sSesacssepaHH On and after Monday, june Is,
L-ssssssssssssss $50, Passenger Trains will Leave
-G2--A-PoftIand;
H.. vvorcesfer. Clinton, Aver Junction,
%.shnn Wiudham and Epping at $50
r a, M 1Ia an Concord, and points North
AT az ~ a:eche.ter, springvnle, Alfred, Water
r 49, and sac0 River at 7.3O n. M, ITO
I'D 1;,niIedS al $50 p. nm.
ana SlIl .S.!,, I" AT 80 ma, Lie $40, and
1mixed0 at $50 p. ma. ,,r..,,
g.. s.ccaraDpa. Cunaberlnns Willis, West
r S., In.,r9ion and Woodiords at 7.30
SnJ 20 90 n. us., Ito, BOO, 600 and
(mixed) $3.50 p. ma. .,.-;,,oN IN m . -
The 10 -. m. train from Portland connects at
Az Tnvct' with HoOsac Tunnel Route for
the West. and at Union DePoI, WDdees e., LOT
New York via Norwich Line' any u ran,
via springfieId also with n: 81 ~: ~. r. -. ~
i"Steamer Maryland Route loI AZ s..st I'M
baltimore, Washing tom, anu ~. en9 the W., anu
with Roston s. Albany X. -. ~. ~. H..
Close Connection made at Wesrsn.troi p n anS
ton with through trains of Maine CSsl ,th ~ tbr
AT Grand Trunk Transfer, POrtiaiu' WIN 'NNsA
trains of Grand Trunk Railway. ,,rs+ and sonsb
Through Tickets to all points MeseA cent Port
NAV be had of s. H. HELEN I1ckeI "a s st,ea ~
Land & Rochester Depot at foot OF freDio 0''0e''
sDoes not stop at WOodford,s ,,rrps sunt
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