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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

iagton, u. G." Hal this young gentleman
Known that each OF his love letters WudlI
DO worth four or ave hundred dollars nity
yeas lt,cr q H. likely ne would have given
VI als regular business amt devoted MIN.
vi! thurvy 70 this pleasant cOrrespvb-
UvAcc
uHe Of these Baltimore envelopes viii.
the pVstm0strrs signature was sold u
lev McsAs ago uy q New York dealer for
$40 and WUuid have brought more IL the
aldress hud ueen mprv lerlbe.
Az INC salne suie Ngw lgyeu envelope
or lst5 win cent red sggUlp Ou h
brought still higher price, over 500. Ia
ierJ' uud IL considered vug 0f the rarest
st1-ps n eN!stvucy 10 look az II one
COu.d uld 10 Il tie e4ulvalynt TOR SUCH a
jull OF money. such considerations low
eNyg have h'ue weight With genuine stamp
a ysgy Important sale o; stamps "a 20
t1Ae llucv tuis month az the Iral estate
rAShause Ia ui's city. IL Is Tie De Cuppvt
lp America and worth the prise OF a man
Hiou Oh rlftL avenue. Iuis collection was
hlaae ~ Sew Yorker. Air. Us IaDpeJ,
IA LILO Intervals VI AL active and successful
buziness Ike. Now hr Is swing ~ stuull,s
u lilp another hobby.
lhe rurest stamp uHIons many rare ones
w. inis y9llcctioH Is a spyyimsn from briJan
tijuana issued Ina lslO, IL Is % -rvsc pupsP
cHt rulud, tut neatly, and mounted Uu u
Pie'r "a thc same colQred paper cut square.
US original value wgs . centA out Il has
PgyNenl It's bSlns valued today az SlUO or
sogp. The minimum price lxed AZ the suie
y Ruu0 only siN "a this issue are known 70
rs IN SAAsIrhse, tnres Rging Ia the British
IN private English collection. Staulp
collectors ~ this country feel q 1atriOt,c
desire TO Keep the rare blt Of paper In
highest bidder and past experience las
Hh1Wd that some of tbs foreigners Win
eohect stamps are terrible fellows 10 beat
Wien lhe{ once st their hearts Oh hay-
ons sets aa idea Of the immense develop.
meut ~ this business Ia luOking nj tie
-,si2sNs 9t tlns ~ Coppet collection. Il
plates OF various rurs stalup8 aild cOutaiLtu..
about 40 pages, There are stalups ut,u.
tphsd from ul the cVuutries aud plncrs
mere are stamps u an sises. shgses M
cQiogs. One u the rar.st specimens N n
shect " ten stamps nun Tolma. wherever
There ars dozens Of STAMPS fr,s, 49, No.
ordinary places as Trinidad t'ruslny ~
Virgin lsAEa3i go1Aso Neyis. Iceland
sAtsuAhlsS9h, Syndiuanagea, FslklUnI l,.
lapas, Ga9on, GuaiioT, N0kar HydefabaJ
JelalAhAd UAd Lglgouli
ihgse are few % the coinmen oDes
N elSs ,s sssgy sssi,fi5,sspsgllns s0neglog has
iruin places With which orilnagv Glt 49,
.sss familiar, such - TssuVigalta sanssi
Wong, Ratpeepla, N0wannugar. Jhaisv.sr
aA1 HH2paiand Those Will 40 Us spsci'
bryQialns inifrSvted Ia the subject az
sway stamp eellecuoas 1 found that tbe
world belongs 60 an italian noeleinan Nv
soy Of the duchess " Galiera. whSse own
nsAhs y FmuiPp Ia Rrnouere az ferrsra
nS y hpout 20 yesrs old and has b.en
024f w Postage stamps almost an hil
hte lie = vsceelingly rich and does nnf
S~f Yfef mueh what b. PAYS Tor \ stamp
Tlk ~ Fe's L. lie has agents eoi-
tNN-4 w ll Al OVER the VIVID and
~ etnlppf ~ sOld today would prchablv
AAAa ~N,go nillA-- d0QagA ~ kerSars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS.
SINGLE STAMPS WORTH THous.
AMOS or DOLLARS.
Tbs DoSc7p'I Collection IN New YcrS-Aa
Italian Collection Which sarp.s1,s that
Of the British Museum.
ny CLEVELAND a,oFFErr.
Fer the Sunday Gazette:

Fer the sunday Gazette:
WV lY'A MNirh &t-Fcw peoplp az.
NNpt g limited nuuber OF eyI.rfs b,,y.
my l9ca ~ tue great proportions wilirH
iertir, MI, '1SyH'N ny tue mania Tor col
"TNNs gu postage stamps
4. SHOULD withdraw tie word mania ,s
tir, h gu u'yDyHoulh,e RUG ami th.,
uspe ~ long past when people. however
eeus'Nie; eau laugh az the sfamp ,,.isr.
io,s' Iae arr OK phllatcy as Ii Il called
uis come aiuons MS 10 stay Aiitioas ~
s soBa ~ s'g la'eatet Ia sta,up collecijons
thelr way IN the history OF au iTlf.,rt. 10y 10y
olahch ~ modern clvllimucn- Y,i, ,'.y
os utAy not consider these vust ouantiti =
~ s ,iaI,p az thihss % beauty, hut Sou
Jus iriles " past years briusins win th",,
guam! uNvor OF foreign luuds
.itr N-ie Wa, NOT many years ago
etAhtf when only children, usuuliv sel,,sJ
girls, lnuuged IN uollectinc stan1ps a'H a5'',
staried thelr frents greatly with F,.r,.,sts
20. yid letters. II by any chance an aeult
preserved his Interest in ms asiliv n,',,
sense as it was usually sfylaJ 49, ~
sue TOOK good care TO uonerai the rs,t
ana When bargaining Tor coveted sr'
D es,i VITA stamp dealers were careful 10
boy, no likes THIS sort OF thms ~, nl . e.
, NVm y az di9erent. Grown men anl
t nios.en y, All over the world and ia All STA.
are proud % V and haye 80 blt
Why think ~ itl there are AnlSrie1n st,,I "
HNnaPs humbers OF them stu. hidden ssTa /,
IN 9id trunks and Enrrets which M b..,,'' ~
~ nSht ana presented 10 a stanln 49,
NgM4 NHhs any where froin san -
slnpV apiece. n that surprises Won y, y,
els i4rse dealer and Try 10 INV n9 y.
NY 10! issue from Mnhury. Afassaeb,tsst,
- VII give you a Thousand dolinrs ,.ece
VIZ, au you can bring them And yat 49,,
Iuptll stamps are very plain unatfrgc-
i've pls Qt paper with nothing NJ III =,
resHDlnend them % the uninitiafed lrte
pNiht ~ however, that only sir ~ th.,s'.
Stamps are known 10 be M eyistenea 'sr,J
fAry are valuable In Proportion 'rbev srs
AAy ~, Tie rArest OF all American 49,
sske stamps but there are not 4 fe,g etkers
MNea WoQh be worth mare than a nair ~
nAS hofses % diamond earrings
tVle ol the rpliies most pFiEad BY Amor
lSsA stamp eQlectQrs, and by foreissf, o..
49, ~ certain Baltimore enVpiope ie,,i'.i
- $40 winch was usel befors nesfe,,..
s.A!tps were introduced. liz was ths ensren,
=. seAt TINE % seal the letter folded ero,,n'i
LueeN MttAom any exterior enyeiQne snet
~ - ~ nse tqday. These were leff ~
80 Pos leMee az various cl,ies ana nvs
ssas sAiecstt GA them OF sosnettfnea N,
tess Y we N,aianEe happened 10 be over
sf ngS.nel nsles lhe address WE
saSpy written On the hack of the shnsf
Aaa t9s pes,mister stumped ''psidi az
oapela WQhg with the amount. Balfl.
this plan and Il Is re,nsrRaf,is 80, y, :
nearly Az these Baltimor, .'eivsl's,. S' ~
shsy Nv eqiled were written by hef devct.
eA-s.- o-ss ~ csSsAaA X 49,. VA. 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

makes his home IA Paris In a magst'
mansion which contains several roo1.
voted entirely to his stQmps. He la,
secretaries there who do nothing ~
tend 20 bis collection. classifying az
ranging the now ACQUISITIONS,
The collection next Ia value 20 w
longs ~ the British museum % W43
WAS presented by the late n. X. ~
the most famous OF al English SIAM
lectUrs. who died az the early aga y
He bad devoted his whole enertdca % .
collecting aud bad travelled all oio
wltld In search OF rare various
books on stamps are today tue si.
authority AMI he probably did laoss
ahyOhe else 10 raise Into an art elN
previously been but chlld's pas,ius
The Importance OF the subject ~
shown hy the fact that several ~
works have been written about
and the catalogue fOr ADVANCED eol.
which Is now being complied b. 49,
C1lman VIII cOutaIn over one ~
pages Ten years ago the lsfsss'
losuo In this country coutained
lU puErs,
The nrst postage stamp ever lssu'l
ga EnElisl = eeut stamp GrVusni p
June. 1910.
Ope by one the Other counties Z
world appreciated the advantages "
new systeu aud began isspiag
STAMPS. brazil cane seclnQ VIA ".
OF stRuips Ia 1874 Tie United altn
gan It's stamp system Ia 1857, fuA
$50. Germany 10 1892. and 70 ~
today All the civilized nations VI w
AMI many OF those which are 81
civilized Use postage stamps. Ihs h.'
Islands have hal postage stamps "
years past, one of The rarest w
existence bciug their issue OF le3A
cent blues witch are worth sNy Az
siam began igsuilg stamps in 49,
hed them Ia lsT1 lydnnd In ~
bleak loTeg started a pestp.ace 49,
lssS, but only lasted about an
tae iowa % seoul burned doWn v.
day ami the people have never ~
suihoently TO tnfu their atteuil'A
tags siiunps since then.
To-day about the Gully countries
world Nhlca have no postage SER
Grcensund end Uhina.
Ihe Fareat postast stamp IN w
y q l-ceui lgcutasCG.oFcd spei t...
British Inlana Issued IA lsb- w
" these y known 20 be IA eAisl
this II IN the greet FelrurI e9ys,.
rvady nsnlioaed, 1lde stamp was
brought out through spnie insApl ~.
as all the others 81 the 1870
frceui values. OK course u ~ 10.
20 say What this sfauip WpuA W.
ofQrel for sale l'rphgbly exctfN W
wpgul run the price up " soAs
nt HkMes certainly tN0 or AAA-N
dollars.
In spite 81 the imWense value
70 these rare specimens and eltA2.t
are pienfy ~ clever nNhpie
have 40 scrvples against iuitQuNt
shey could 10 so, 40 QQc has sts.,a, 3
ceeued IN forging old postage ttA-,,' y
are ~ denApd 80 skilfiilly ~
iirmediate detection When tnrt SIS
have teen lRi3 before an eNpeE M
9ilneH't hppsrentiy % spccee2
tatlng Cd stamps a. Il . "a qs
ms new bank natcs
What pity that some % ~
goYFgnments in the outlandi4h "a
trlui wiki postage STAMPS ~ ~
pilfed did net g Into the ntsipc,' =
lug queer stamps some sopfr N ~ s
yeala aK0 SUPPOSE they hal
All back und unloadcd them fot-t
81 q olAtN per stamp. WAL III
would have Been l6sy migAt
pay "a neir bnE,inieaaaa dkLis 49,
tAa AkeoeedA,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

!, ..u malta dia,asad ores wealthy when
s,,hi~. -. vin As a blood clenraer,
.9r.rrfh ,,sse,~er. and acsh- bt ndcr, there's
,-tten-- in, N knoyvn 10 moilical ecience.
- si,,..-fsi, "A eil IL formA Bronchial
1880 en,I fang affections, Weak Lungs,
Asthua, 6oyrrc Coughs, and . cry discs, .ss,..,
that csp b. rcnohed throgea ~ blood, z
tho only ruaody 70 unfAtlns ma " can ~
Ciia rttN ,etd.
II Il DOESN'T bonedt OF cure, 10 every CO.,
you have your muusy back
on thoss tornr, itS an insulb 70 yeuy IN
teiixeucc b. have so1ccthinG 90 oaefRa -
bsing iust ~ good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

Renoasd --sound hsalth
for evcrr consumptive who
hnrrE DELAYED zoo long.
Thnp'e a positive cure With
Or. risrcs's Ooldcn Medical
Discovery. Just az Il curoa
iho WORT Of the many
forms q scrofiiia, 80 10
curve, and Just a. ccrtsin-
~. ne scrof,il0us affection
* the lungs that's called
Cousu1aption--through che
blood
Bat, oven with this reno
dy Il won't do 70 wait y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-02

sAAsaEiAe GaE gAs Galas,a
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24

BOSTON. June %. 1893.-The following are
uo-dav's quotations Of Provisions. Produce etc |:
Pork-Long cuts % 10000 90: short cuts at
% 5UI00 90. backs at % 5OQQOO 90; lean lends
10 so.
Lard-Choice 1114c u ID in tierces and tn IS :;
10-tt pals in cs 12c; leaf 12c
Hogs-Choice city dressed at 1Oc Pib country
do 91ac.
Hams at 15c; small do at 15c; pressed
hams 141ac.
Butter-Wesuern extra creamery at 216Q-c;
fancy higher: tlrsts and extra firsts at l8d2Oc;
extra imitation creamy 19@20c; factory choice
I6t@l7c: Northern creamery. choice 220221ac:
New York ana Vermont dairy, good to choice
1992Oc; Eastern creamery. good to choice at
l9a2lc The above auotaJlons are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobbine
prices 1G12c higher.
vheese-Nortnern choice full creams, new So
Sc; tar to gooa 6GS1ac; western CHOICE, new
at I Sg91ac; fair to good at 1880
EggS-Cholce fresh Eastern 16@l7c; choice
fresh ri and vt at 16@17c: choice Mich-
gans at 151 ac; choice westerns 15@151ac.
PouItry--Fresh-ktlleds spring chickens. choice
at 2S@33c; Western iced turkeys at 12@13c;
fowls 11@-c; live fowls at 12Qdl3c.
Beans-New York. hand-sicked pea, at 2 Is !;
marrow pea 00!@2 O5: choice screened pea at
2Oa1 SO: hand-pcked med at 2 90: choice
screened 1922 90: choice yellow eyes, 25
California pea beans 1892 80.
Hay-Cnoice. at $40 0o@21 00:fair 20 to good
10 oo@$l9 90; Eastern choice at S16@l9 90;
poor to ordinary. $121$16.
Potatoes-Choice Norf0lks at SO 5O@3 rs "
Dbl; fair to good 1898 25; choice c Rose
$393 % per Dbl, stock 5o@6Oc.
ApDleS-Cboice old RuSsetS at 5063 30 4}
Dbl; new apples 4097bc |Y crate.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
EIlerslie Guernseys.

We have figured up the yearly milk
record of the Ellerslie Guernseys. The
average yield per head for SO cows and
heifers- all that have completed years
works 6,119a pounds.
We are now milking 80 head, all regis
tered Guernseys. A composite sample
Of the MIXED milk of the whole herd for
eight milkings, just analysed by Profess
or Cooke of the Vermont experiment
station, shows 5.37 per cent fat, 500 per
cent casein and 1918 per cent total SOL
ids. Forty-two per cent of the milk is
from cows that have calved within the
past three months.
Our average feed per COW per day is:
Bran, pounds; cornmeal, pounds; lin
seed meal and cottonseed meal, a half
pound each; z pounds mixed hay, and 25
pounds corn ensilage. rs
The analysis shows that the casein is
only 81 per cent as much as the fat. As
far as / have been able to judge from the
feeding of the Ellerslie herd, it costs less
to produce a pound of butter fat from a
cow giving moderate quantity of rich
milk than it does from one giving more
milk poorer in fat. In other words, it
costs money to produce casein, and if
butter is the object, the less there is in
proportion to the fat, the lower will be
the cost of production. Am Iright?-H.
M. Cottrell in Rural New Yorker.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds--NIoney Administering
Exchange .Weaker-Government Bonds
were Firmer-Railroads Lower - Stocks
Closed Weak.
at New York. yesterday, money was active,
ranging from to 20 per cent; last loan 20 per
cent, closing at 20 per Ct Prime mercantile pa
per was quoted at Cos per cent Sterling Ex-
change was weaker, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4 1924 "a 80 for 6o-day bills
and S4A ga SO FOR demand; posted rates at
1894 So; Commercial bills at S2@4 SALE.
Government bonds were frmer. Railroads were
lower.
Inc stock market was heavy after midday.
American Sugar dropped to 81s4, decline of
PA for the day. Manhattan sold off 2s4 to
Coalers were all weak and lower, Lackawana
declining to 1441z, New Jersey Central to los
Changers came next in point of weakness, st
Paul falling to 6S1s, Rock Island to 71s4 ,Quin-
cy to 86s4. The brokers who do the bulk of
business for the recognized bear operators
were the largest sellers OF stocks this afternoon.
During the last hour the market continued
weak. Cordage preferred was offered down to
As. the best bid at one time 80. The reorgan-
ization committee called for the first install
ment of 20 per cent assessment This weaken
ed the stock, the market closing weak.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre
gated 151, 400 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Artificial,v Colored Flowers.

Aniline scarlet, dissolved in water to
about the Transparency of claret, has a
very rapid action on flowers, coloring
them pink and scarlet. Indigo carmine
produces blue tints. The two combined
dye various shades Of purple. with Curl
GUS notified effects. Greens are produced
by using the blue dye with yellow. Lon
don Gardeners Chronicle, authority for
the foregoing, names as follows some of
the effects produced:
Lily of the valley flowers become
tinged with pink or blue in six hours,
narcissuses are changed from pure white
to deep scarlet in 10 hours, and delicate
shades of pink are impaired to them In d
very short time. Yellow daffodils are
striped with dark scarlet in 10 hours. It
is well to note that it is by the passage
of the colored solutions through the vas
cular tissue of the flowers that the effect
is produced, and the effect is beautifully
seen in white tulips, which in few
hours become PRETTY marked with pink,
blue or whatever The color q the solu-
ton may be.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Notes In Passing.

Never water a chrysanthemum plant
that is not dry. On the other hand, never
permit plant to wilt for want of mois-
ture is the general rule laid down by an
experienced grower. ,
Spraying in wet season either to de.
stroy insects or injurious fungus must
be repeated at frequent intervals. If
rains wash off theinsecticideo or fungicide,
renew it as quickly as possible after rain
ceases.
Many growers claim that moving off
all the foliage of strawberry plants i'm
mediately at the close of the fruiting
season develops healthier and more Wig
orous plants.
The gourd family furnish summer
climbers of rapid growth that bear fruits
of various sizes and shapes known as or
namental gourds. The 'dishrag," "ser-
pent," clipper shaped" and ''hercules
club" are interesting varieties. /
Vermont Beauty, a pear which ripens
little later than the Seckel, is consid-
cred one of the most desirable of dessert
pears. The flesh is rich, juicy and finely
favored.
Do you want to know what Is going on in the
world-Take the PRESS.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
carhonaceous and heterogeneous.

O50AOAos
State which foods are carbonaceous and
which nitrogeaous.
Cattle foods are classed as carbonace-
ous and nitrogendas; the former, Of which
corn is the principal one employed, pro-
de I chiefly heat and fat. There are
scarcely no milk producing forces in it,
nor is its fertilizing energy Of any great
value. Living on heat, its function is to
produce heat in the animal structure
Therefore don't feed milk cow any
more corn than will serve to balance her
ration properly.
The heterogeneous foods are those rich
in albuminoids and which produce mus
Gle and therefore milk. They are oats,
wheat bran, cottonseed meal, linseed
meal and some others. These foods not
only produce the most and best milk,
but they are the best to promote growth
in the young animal. Glover, if cut in
season and perfectly cured and saved,
forms an almost perfect ration Farm
ers' Institute Question Box
The PRESS is delivered in Portland morning.
and Woodfords at SO cents q month.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24

are Of various colors, often large, very
double and possessed of a delightful fra
GRANGE. In the accompanying cut is
shown new pink carnation introduced
under the name Of aurora" This car
nation was prize winner as the finest
pink variety at the MadisonS Square Gar
den show, New York. The plant is q
vigorous grower of large, well formed
flowers of a pure pink hue and fine fra
GRANGE.
The Puritan, a new white carnation,
is especially valuable for the lasting
quality of its cut flowers. A new yell
low carnation attracting attention is the
Golden Triumph. Its flowers are borne
on long stems, are Of a deep canary yell
low, fringed and delicately close scented.
Numbered with standard carnations
for general planting are Grace Wilder,
rose color; Lizzie McGowen, white;
Golden Gate, yellow; Grace Darling,
pink; Nellie Lewis, dark pink; Cesar,
variegated, and Angelus, Of deep pink
color.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Cotton Markets.
{By Telegraph.)

NEW YORK. June %. 1s93.-The Cotton
market is dull, unchanged, sales 1923 bales;
ordinary upIands at 64sc; do Gulf at 57sc :
good ordinary stained 55sc; middling uplands
at Sc; do Gulf SAC; do stained 9-16c.
NEW ORLEANS. June %. 1893.--The Cotton
market is easy: mlddling 7ssc.
CHARLESTON. June 23 1so3.-The Cotton
market is steady; mlddling 7Nc.
SAVANNAH. June %. 1S93.-The Cotton
market is quiet; mlddlfng at 7ssc.
MOBILE. June Is, 1s93.-The Cotton market
is quiet; middlings 5-16c.
MEMPHIS. June o. 1893-The Cotton mar
ket is firm; mldoling 77sc.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Insects injurious to Shade Trees.

1t is a question of spraying to keep
shade trees from material injury from
the elm leaf beetle and other defoliators.
The best remedy is thatof spraying with
an arsenical mixture on the first appear
ance of insects. There are several de-
vices on the market for applying pois-
onous mixtures, the most important de-
tail being the efficiency of the spraying
nozzle that will distribute the applica-
ton to the best advantage. There are a
dozen or more knapsack pumps, with
various kinds of sprayers made by the
manufacturers of pumps throughout the
country. When a locality is generally
affected by leaf eating insects or other
injurious pests, the cheapest plan is for
the several persons interested to club to-
gether and hire or buy an efficient spray
ing outfit. London purple is the poison
most often used. One-half pound of pur-
pie to barrel of water is strong enough
to destroy all kinds of leaf eating insects,
according to SO good authority as Super
intendent Saunders of the agricultural
gardens and grounds at Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Chicago Cattle Market.

IBy I6IeErapnl
CHTCAGO.June %. 1893.-The Cattle market
--keceiprs 5000; shipments 220O; firm to a
trifie higher: top steers at 80 5 2b fair to
good 60@4 80. others at 3 1894 25; Texans
$500 Is native cows at 25a4 10; Gamers
1908 10.
Hogs-receipts Is, 900; shipments 1000 ;active
and trif1e higher; mixed and packers at 6 log
35; prime heavy and butchers at 6 4OG6 so;
light 1905 SO.
s5Sheep-receipts 1000 ;shipments26Oo; STEADY;
natives 26@5 %; Texans at 1904 SO; Wes-
terms at 7O05 O5 spring lambs 4 5o@6 so.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
Cleared.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BOOTHBAY HARROR. June "a = Ar sch
Commerce, Condor. Castine for Portland; Mon
ticello, Mitchell Deer Isle for Boston.
PORT CLYDE, j e 23-Ar, schs Chaparral,
Pearson. Portland; M Gilmor, Thompson, 40.
SACO, June 23-Ar, sch Richd Chute, Griffin
New York.
Cid, sch Jas A Gray, Coleman, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
WATERFOWL MARKET.

Prices of Western Beef Cattle ~ 100 lbs, live
weight; Choice 5o8s STA, second quality at
Of coarse oxen, cows, bulls, stays, etc, 81 Soc
800.
Prces of Northern and Eastern Beef Cattle
choice, at 512@Sc % ID dressed weight; FIRST
quality, 5@51hc; second aualitysat 41s@4N c;
third qality, &C; poorest grades of coarse oxen
COMA hylls, =taGs. etc. -21h@Ss
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
->gsspMAY@ LAND
+5Snuy .,zAst s|sS =; sSsFsn
II Esss;Ng N!l AZ
* g>$570s b~sss'S
CARNATIONS.

New and Standard Varieties Worthy of q
~ Place In Everybody's Garden.
The ever blooming carnation pinks de-
serve place in every garden. They
bloom freely during the summer and
autumn, and if lifted and taken indoors
before cold weather they will bloom
during the winter months. The flowers
The Portland daily press., 1893-06-24
EXCHANGE DISPATCHER

Sid FIN Liverpool June I'D, ship Raphael,
Hardness San Francisco.
Sid FIN Rio Janeiro 1st inst, sch Grace An
drews, Andrews, Angrados Refs.
Ar at Barbados June 90, barque Willard
Mudgett, Colcor !. Delegoa Bay, to load at st
Vincent for Delaware Breakwater.
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land; Annie r 1 wis, Bangor; VIM Flint, do;
raul Seavey, BuckSport; Laurel, 90; MARY >
Lee, Rockland: W M Snow do; Richard Hill.
Thomaston; Saml Hart, V1palhayen:
Ar 22d, schs Chas Sears. Hillsboro; NJ NJ
Gnase, Passport; Mayosneen, kenneDec; L M
dnn Inn G 40; Geofge Mevnger, Gardlner; sen
Light Newp port. " Ellis Rocklapd; Viola
Nm Y Rice, do; John Beacham. do; B Il Jones,
l4 mn ssd s,,; W., + Ro,eh 1anc.star rona
oau 1so ~, SUE Wnl Z Moscli' Lancaster Hong
~ raised Hell Gate 2lst; sens Jonn douglass.
New York for Boston; VIM + Mowry, do for
TIoyluence NeiIe s5railg. hoiidout Ior Boston;
Jos cakes, New York for Salem.
BOSION-.Ar 22d, sens Hattle Godfrey, ana
N, Light. MiilDrld &C. ira Sturgls,
blalsaeil. EnZaDeGnpoft;S Wnlte Cloud. RoDln-
son. New York; Harry Colchester, Clark, and
Lone star. fetugreW, Machlasj ManSur
Oakes, Carney, Machlas; Seraph, Merriman.
Harpswell; Dako a, Randall; Machias; DIV
hammond, collins: RocKla9d; = M kennady,
WmtaRer, hondout; Nevada, Ihomas, Rock
land 5 A Palne; Stlnson, Deer Isle: Helen, Cot
ton. HoDokeni Waldrou Holmes, Dorlty, from
Bangor.
Ar23d: sen Noble Rhodes. Pmiadelphla.
SAN FRANCISCO---Sld 21st. ship William II
Starbuck, Reynolds. vancouver.
Sid 22d, barque Adolph Obrlg, Carlton, for
IaltaL
FERNANDINA-Ar 22d, sch Alice j Crab
tree, Crabtree, New York
BRUNSWICK = Ar 22d, brig FL H Wright,
Lunt, Havana.
DARIEN-Ar 2lst, sch Stephen Loud, Pier