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pRor. srE1NERr TO LECTURE
In a Course at the Metropolitan Museum of
 Art at New York.

HI h kphAs6 dA bllb lnGlAOpoAAlAi oA
 Art at New York.
 Prof. M. Steinert received a letter from General DiCesnola, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Arts of New York, yesterday in reference to the time of the arrival in New York of his collection of old musical instru- ments, which he is to make use of in his lecture at the Metropolitan museum on February 2, on '@The Evolution of the Piano Forte" under the auspices of Columbia college. This will be the last lecture in the course in progress there A special platform is to be erected for the exhibition of the instruments.
 The other lectures of the course are by Rev William Adams Brown, who gave his first lecture January on ''The Beginning of Musical Instruments. ' The second lecture was delivered Jam uary 12 on Primitive Wind and String Instruments" The third will be de- livered this evening on Musical Instru- ments in the Orient" and the fourth on January 26 on Musical Instruments in Europe" This course by Dr. Brown is of interest to New Haven people, as he has been engaged to deliver the course in connection with the Univer- sity chamber concerts In North Sheffield hall beginning next month.
 Prof. Steinert's collection of old in- struments, from which the modern grand piano has been developed, is per haps the rarest and most valuable of any similar collection in the world, The renown which it acquired at the Vienna exposition and later at the Co., lumbian exposition at Chicago has made it's fame worldwide. Prof. steinert has done much to make the name of New Haven known in the musical world.
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odlst church have been largely attended and very profitable during the past week. The church has been greatly en- couraged, and will continue them an- other week.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
 Rev. Edwin M. Poteat will exchange on Sunday morning with Rev. P F. Jer- negan of Midd, ,etown in order to address mass meeting of citizens in Middle town on Industrial Homes for the On- employed Mir. Poteats evening ser mon will be the third of the series on 'The Way of Salvation"
 MRS. NEwooMB TO SPEAK.
 Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian as- sociation Mrs. w. B. Newcomb of Min neapolis will give an address on 'Tem~ perance." All men are cordially inVlt- ed.
 The boys meeting will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Service at the jail at 9:30 o'clock sun day morning. Visitors welcome.
 Young mems prayer meeting at o'clock Monday evening
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 At the peoples service tomorrow eV- ening at the City mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, the address will be by MT. w. E. Searles of Yale seminary. MT. w. T. Ream, also of the seminary, will assist the pastor in conducting the exercises. Included In the Sunday school which meets at the City mission hall on Sunday mornings at o'clock there is primary depart ment, an intermediate department and the pastors Bible class for adults. The children's meeting on Sunday is at o'clock D. m.
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BASS ALE!

A fresh lot just arrived, bottled by M. B. Foster & Sons, who are without question bottlers of the best Ale made by Bass. It is conceded in London and brings the highest price. Put up in champagne pints (that hold q little more than that. bottled by others). It is perfect Ale. Once used, no other will satisfy. We have it in cases which con tain 4 dozens, in casks which contain dozens.
 We have also in stock McMullen's White Label, Dog Heads, and others.
 $2.00 per dozen for any kind. By the cask at a specIal price.
 G Just finger for q moment over the price. It will pay you.
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Death of Ex-senator Palmer.

New London, Jan. 1S,-Elisha IT. Pal mer, an ex-manufacturer of Montville, died last night, aged eighty-one. He had for a number of years been active in temperance work and represented the Ninth district in the senate. He has been a member of the house, town clerk and selectman.
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0LIV ES. We offer 75 dozen bottles of fresh packed Queen Olives in ats and pints. Quart bottles, per bottle, 38c.
 Pint bottles, per bottle' 2Oc' They go, and they go because they are good and very cheap.
Lie6otSchdner LGger! /!

Made from the best German hops and Canada Malt, put up in white flint bot ties, and BOTTLED at the BREWERY WHERE TT IS MADE, under the SUI pervision of the men who are more than anyone interested in putting it on the market pure and in the best pos sible condition. We are sole agents for it's sale in New Haven.
 In white flint bottles per dog, $1.0O.
 We have 50 dozen ill Bass ale bottles we shall offer at $1.00 per dozen, in- cluding bottles. IT, TOO, WAS BOT TILED AT THE BREWERY. That bot tied elsewhere is open to suspicion.
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Special, 75c. a pair.

Lot of Solution length Suedes tans and mode shades and black g1ace, etc., usually SI.25 a pair will be sold to-day at 75c. pair.
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Special, 6zc. a Pair.

This, too, $1.25 glove usually, but assortment of colors, and sizes are broken, so we close them out at 67c, pair.
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Special, 75c. a Pair.

The regular $1.25 Foster Kid Gloves, both Glace and Suede, will be sold at 75c. pair. Blacks, tans, modes and greys.
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Special, soc. a pair.

Lot of fur top, lined with wool, Kid Gloves, SIPS elsewhere-wi1l be sold at soc. pair.
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Special, $1.25 a Pair.

16, IS and 2o-button length Suede Kid Gloves that were $2.5o will be sold at $I.a5 pair.
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Special, $I.oo a pair.

Lot of Ladies' P. K. Cloves in best colors and embroidery obtaina- ble-were $1.5o yesterday, to-day at $I.oo.
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1ipl[l,lIoqspnl9: To-Day is
 KID GLOVE Day.

For one day we are going to make things hum as they never hummed before. No trashy old kid gloves to offer, all are standard choice gloves at reduced prices.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, }
District Of New Haven, ss. Probate Court

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 January 18th, 1895. 1 UPSTATE of ISAAC L. T0MPKlNS, late of ll Hamden, in said district deceased.
 Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to J. B. ANDREWS
 ia19 2l1wf Administrator G. l. a.
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aatauts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
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WANTED,

A N experienced German girl for general A housework family of three references required.
 ja1S 2tt 241 COLUMBUS AyENUE.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

EyoR cash, established flour and feed bust. 1 ness. Address, with particulars
 1al6 7tf FEED, Courier Office
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An evangelistic service will be held at Epworth Sunday evening at -:SO o'clock. Rev. J. II. Morgan, pastor of the Bethel A. M F. church, will preach and the singing will be under the diree- ton of the choir of the Bethel church. The public are urged to attend the service.
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.......s..e - -. WANTED, E sssa
 "A FEW more gentlemens washing and LA mending; also colored starched pieces.
 Jal9 ltt .OS OLIVE STREET, first floor.
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Y ADY bookkeeper and stenographer. own- -A-1 ing typewriter state references and salary expected. Address
 jal8 2t* P O. BOX S4o Nltv I.
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rat2st publications.

W. tife 81 Is4eph -siith, uos, tals1
ftNlor sllL 80, Morocco gUt tSoo.
EFos. sgiruand 70 snit Lake, - IaHa.. 4
Ltuo, ~ uNs''. 'ioth, OIusI u.s1i t.-~n -
rlt, tloo, Leather astfs giiL no.
psrsy Years Among ih. Indians, "
nsaiN w. Jlnss 80 rs4rs, Cl.n ,im
tasu'f tlt1, Leather Fiit isOa
Psesieai wriiinES Of q, y. whitney,
ci1h, us1, issuasr g,lt. iloJ. MuroosA
slua gilt ls1
Lin- - i1cbsr o. tStmbai, olotl, TIA,
NAT IrHurr 800. Pal, nUo3 Marooaa.
sttra Ill., sso
L-aasT-dAy saintE psaIRody. psps
Cavoroi boards, Cl1h Haak, a. s. each tiGes
p.r dpt,i Ci5th uiuud. o. % ~.sh, tirol 20
dnt,i Cloth ani Leather bound, EN- ga.
$3.50 10 Goa. n cont by raail, ~ cents -
s1py additional
st~ry Of ths Boob Of uormon, b, r1dss
osnfEu Reynolds, CiUth, f1.,I. cloth silL tAooI
Half leather giL $3.50. YuIl leather yiiI 40
susesy school Hymn hook, sontslAs ~
ne Hymns uacd In The etp1i,, asa pass-, oloa
boand, POSTPAID, zs.
La~Es and ssisii SiEe Hibie- 10 LeAzasv
t.uO, tlsl, $50 siB8 and tlu0
Family and ruirit Hihi-s in iiTsreai siyisc.
illustrated. fr1rH - into its rob ss.sh
Rgertdsrt tfo,ssg @ Ninnbali's JsHyusS.
narrative u hn principal incidents II NJ
cArvsr OF very remarkable man, go
uArIy Secncs In church History, . ~.
lection % incidents ff'a Gao Ilyos ul Edsrs
Of hechur,h In early days, 80.
rse Life OF Nepii, mo con n Iohi, ~
smigra.oi frum Jerusalem, in gudaA, u d.
iAni u1s tu0vn az South America s,I ssa.
turtles before tho cHmtHg - ne savior. III.
toot oIu'Aius some ysfy lnp1ftalt items con.
s,rnins tho Bo0E Of Mormon. ~ aoorg. u
Cannon, 2se
Scraps OF biography, containing sfsish a
~ ELDERS LIFE. ingi,nti Of EigefiOnea. -
Ecvr knights journal, stt.
rho Myth Of ~. Manuscripts RsSn1
or tho Ab-urditIe. Of tho epauldlns SION, b
oeone Hsyuoids, %.
LAboru In N. vineyard, contain, s1r.s a,
tho mon JnisrssuHs eIPuEisAos' U-sF sdtlsA,
20
Hvsntfui Narratives, contains sons intsrsss
tng Stretches and valuable lessons. ssa.
helpful Visions, Instructive manifestations ..
taI Lord " iu' ehilirgu. 4ss.
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sa0dsy School apd Primary.

ion ih.-- booAs and o>rss p,-ass ~ u
Asrgsd IL saditoa 10 The priess given, n s.-i "
SSH, unle's The price given ia tH -Ips,p~id.-l
Pir-i Booh for our Litsis Rrisads, ~
ths u.s % sunday schools. i0c.
secoui SOCK for our Little Frisaaa,
AsiHiiy School reader, z1o.
intermediate y. y. Rsader, tts.
Questions ava Answers on she Lifi
aud Ii-sion Or size rrophet Joseps
HmiIh, tlc
bible questions and Ausucrs, for hs
aHe ~ priufry Nssr.1lHIH IS
'hiidrcu'- priunrs 80 MN HOok, tu
t.Iid-, Postpaid. l5s.
Primary speaher, No. $, poiipaii. -
p. IA
the 'Iodei Wou ltooE, pi.,D.id pa
CiNs- HeEi'tsr-, psr Dor, IA
PRIMARY TuSs Hooh, co.
sooh Of ttormon Crtsr lam, postpaid. sna
n. y. urioa Hymn ifooh, each ne, pa
pAid, 4ir.
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yisiit, Nor,h ,.roIinn.

CocHRANToN, Pa. - "Some years
ago | had occasion to visit North Car
DINA, and while there had one OF my
bilious attacks. Hearing, for the fret
Time, OF simmons Liver Regulator, /
lfiel IT, Nothing bsiore hal ~ ttirc-
lually relieved INT. / could in ~
way bensilt others more than by put.
llng such II remedy 10 thelr hands" -
n. n. Shepard. 8
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW,
Woolar Goods a Triflo Higher
Than Last Fail, Cotton Fab
rios and Sowing silks nave
Also Advanced In Proc.

We have elected cloh thi. fall with
tho .dun that We arc 10 have an mp ovo'
~ ut in ". de-. Aud thIt Ar. Gus ouor'
Will want bo ter suit, ihAu hey nave
icon buy ng for Tue past tlfco CAR
Ii.tsi 10 We pa. husc from th' mos
ri alb man lac utera, nm lHHo 'oIe'.
ed tUeNsf latest "a rtns,wi hpbt res
to nos igh uyifR go. over goo pt li't
Nsnr'. dpuvfs No tayr also mNdo
some 10 j" change W. "a man i. %. Nv, :.
ing dCnu men, Nn able am ng ln'
/. sup1g ug ths .styi,ct - on ~ ihH
moot roIin lilo ard best knuwu uuit - IN
the cI a., zl out customer. H'"t sd hs no
tNp rImrnt 10y placing nfue WIN 49,
Wuh regard tn puc.s W Ill. uih"fo
10 our motto nt giving our rustut' .H
greatest value 10 sihlu Tor tholr money.
iIr.ug sau. nrd with very snnll pfohi"'
We have also looked auof tho ut'to|H
q uur les fortunate cuH nmrr-, VINO 40
MOI 'esl tlut they can afford % inNo.t
G 40 ur more ia IL but tiIl liEc
dr,s. In well n NJ, we'll made, tRsioiu
appearing rlp'n,-, aud tor THIS inh
hHvu purchased "a very carefully soc 'l
line OF American made ruIds. Those
goods Hrc equal In uCaiuuss oi pat ofu
AID general appearance 20 uoso OF
lUrr ~ manufacture, pnl are M excel
lent wearing qualities aud hio rep o'"n
cd hy many interruptions dDAe'. ns
Imported, aud Offered for sale uv thom
~ such a prices much lower tliAu tho
imported goods can b1 sole iuf, uui q
much higher pficp than vo are oloiinl
the same goods Tor. From those goods
We arc ready 20 Oh orders vt ifom tl&h
toS 9.1l ard give the customers tie ben
cnt ui having thom cut and made hy tho
best skilled wofkmcn iu the city, - pfiNl.
Togo We trust will 10 appreciated
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music.

Ehs improvements Association ssaa
Heck contains a collection u Original
and selected s1ngs and hymns. sss N mnsie ~
Professor X, ueusley. Seventy -sight uas,.. a
choice mgai', postpaid, Ile.
-. ~, ynion uusie booL, postpaid, -.
Primary Tune nOoa, net uirhou, p..,,..
Ds
aIAs PaAlmody' paper Eads-, IisO; Goth ua
aai LaAn, tLI1, Postage ~ Ga 80
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Missionary SuPPIisS

sssrnau's rrnot so. 4, As,s
=" - a, sofa
Z" 4" J, 8-tN
yhe uodern Prophet, So
True ". psise HeIigica, tsaA
The Co1JpsI ptoneer, 81.
HSpig 20 "Ihs EIoTmsn runss.
eoFJ,n -
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Noble WoMeQ's Uv2S Series.
FaItb-PromotlpS Series.


~ First Mission, narrative Of PsT,uns
stTsueucs as missionary upon Tho Sandwich
Islands, ~ George y. Cannon, lse.
A StFing % Pearls, containing number %
Interesting h0tghrs and anecdotes uf sals-
siuHaFy ilic, vir., laA
Leaves From NJ Journal, By Prosidsn,
vui1ri woodruff, description Of hts vondsr.
M missionary experience, and many interest
tls incidents Of MS uin, 80
fragments Of Esperienee, collection Of
,A-,shns 'rpm e., stpsrisnrs % Ildsr. 10.
soA satin "a n PFopbeS, = lecture a
hsV-si ~ Eliar Andrew Jsasln bofars a.
sssient' s,sisty In NO Social Hal, salt L.ka.
Jan 10, isgl, so.
me Church Of Jesus christ OF Lattsr-
day Saints, IL Priesthood, OtgAuiLAiiaa
Doeuins~, Ordinances and History, ~ Johs
Jaluoa 100
The second Coming Of Sho Messiah,
I'M Hlh'rts. Q.
Analysis Of the HOOK OF Mormon, 4,
%. II k1tcr-, 20.
I'll" only Way 60 bs saved, b. Lar..a.
snuv. ae
Glad Tid'nEs OF Great Joy. ~ ass~
ro.sslEia, &c.
Baptism for the Homis.ion OF Sins, ~
Il baptism Es.eniiaI co salvation, \.
Article. OF FAith, small, &c.
Large, ie.
NoatAE- must h paid on u.o aborN
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Boston Proauce Market.


BOSTON. July 26. 1s95.-The following are
to-dav's ououaUlons of Provisions. Produce etc.
MEATS.
Pork long and SHIT cur, 5 90.
Pork, lge and heavy backs S14nS16,
Pork, lean lends l 8 So
Tongues pork, Sl7: do beef ooOo y bbl
Beef, corned. 50 50a1o so.
shoulders. smoked, 61a.
Shoulders, corned and fresh S1ac.
Hams, large and small, l0A11c.
Bacon. 912c
Pork, salt and briskets, 71sc.
Ribs. fresh. 121ac.
Sausage. GM &C.
Sausage meat, SAC.
Rssa RRsrd stes.5 ties, 7%se pal @sasc; s4 @ss4.
Beef, fresh. kinds, lo@12c; fores, 5a6c,
Lambs, spring, S(@1Oc % fb
Hogs. dressed. city, T14c y fb; country, Ga c.
GShickens, Northern. .broilers, 49 tb. 18@22c.
packed 10@1 le
Ducks. North'n, West. 0Oa0tc'
turkeys. Western ice packed 1o0l1c
PRODUCE.
Butter, cream best, 1S1s@l 91a other, 17@lS
Butter, dairy, best. 169171ac ;other, I4015c.
Butter crmy; INIT, l. l4@1 41s ladle, 11G121a
71208c.
Eggs, hennery choice. .2o@22: East IT.
Eggs. M1cn; 41ae; other Western i3RcI
Beans. pea.z 1902 20:mediiims, 0592 10.
Beans. yeI.. eyes, 20g2 % red kid.2 Oo@2 10.
Beans foreign, 9592 10. Call.
Hay. New York and Can, fancy, SIS OOa19 90.
@$15.
Straw, rye, sl4 90; oat, s7Aaass1a.
PPotatoes' Po,ato new Southern. choice 75@l s71s.
Apples, new So. % pkg, 50caeoc.
Apples. No ..
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Cotton Markets
tBy Telegraph

tBy telegraph
JULY &C. 1896.
NEW YORK--The Cotton market to-day was
quiet and steady; sales 500 bales, middnng up
lands atl7; middling gulf 714c.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market to-day
was steady; mlddling 9-16c.
CHARLESTON-The Cotton market steady;
middling S6ac.
SAyANNAH-The Cotton market is quiet;
MiddlingS 11-16c.
MoBILR-The Cotton market is dull; mid
cling $3.50.
MEMPHIS--The Cotton market IS dull;
middlings 6Ac.
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Portlandwholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July &c. 1s!

L
Not much channe to note in the markets
to-day. The advance recently reported in Flour
is maintained, Notwithstanding the decline Of
about Sc on Wheat the past two days, but our
quotation of 81 SO is what the best patents are
selling for. while some other grades of patents
can be bought at a less price. Corn easy and
bsrely steady, with the Western market to-day
off lc. Oats steady. Coffees tirmer; Rio was
up 14c to-day in New York.
The followingare to-day's quotations OF Grain,
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European Markets.

Europe,ln Markets.
By Telegrapn.l
LONDON, July &C. ls95.-Consols l07d fer
money and 1O7 Lied for the account.
LIVERPOOL. July &C. 1s95.-The Cotton
market is firm; American mlddhng 21-32d
estimated sales 5000 bales; speculation and
export 800 bales.
Quotations Winter Wheat bs ga dgos "a u
Spring Wheat.5s Sd@5s 9u.
Corn As 249d.
Pork b7S Cd.
Cheese 3Ss Cd.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets
New York Stock and Money Market.

(By Telegraph)
NEW YORK. Julyi26
Money easy at 1 @11s per cent; last loan
at per cent, closing at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper was quoted at 444hs per cent
Sterling Exchange was firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at a9a4 seA for
6o-day bills and 4 9oaA s014 for demand
posted rates at 1904 9o1s; Commercial bills,
eo-days at 4 1904 ssN. Government Bonds
firm. Railroads quiet.
Bar silver 6614.
Mexican dollars 5319.
Silver at the oard was neglected.
At London to-day bar silver was quoted
30 5-16d PoZ. and dull.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
(By Telegraphl

CHICAGO. July 2e. 1s95.-The Cattle mark
et--receipts 5000; barely steady; common to
extra steers 4o@5 90;stockers and feeders at
2 2594 70; cows and bulls 75@3 so, calves
6O95 50sTexans at 2 25t94 10.
Hogs-Receipts 900 firm and sc higher ;heavv
packing and shipping lots 9Ol15 20; common
to choice mixed at 1895 20; choice assorted
at 3 lo96 25; flight 905 80; pigs 3 5Oa4 S5.
Sheep-receipts 1000; firm: l5a2Oc higher:
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BUENOS AYRES. Bark Addie Morrill-55l,-
4O7 # lumber.
BOWLING. SCOT. Bark Lousa-e4s,s ,ssa #
spoolwood. 80
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PORTLAND. July 2e.
Receipts by Maine Central R. K.-For PORT
and, ITO ears miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads 40 cars.
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Exports.

SYDNEY, CB. Str Louisburg--2 81 SO tons coal
to M Ry
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New York Stock Mininss.
(By Telepranh.l

NEW YORK. July 26. 1s95.-The following
are to-day'S closing quotations OF mlnIDe STOCKS:
Soi Coai ...................
nochihs GOAL. .........s........ Az
Homestake. "a
Ontario.
Quicksilver.
w piu. 10
moAcdh.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS SATURDAY MORNING 81 1895
spoken.

May 26. lat 27 S, lon 26 w, ship GrassendaIe,
from Portland for Queenstown.
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Portland market-cut loaf at 7c:confectionegs 9
&c; pulverized. CT powdered. 6ci granulated.
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MINIATURE ALMANAc.....J JULY 81.
Sum Sum .iss' ssss II g High water z 3S 3S
hMsagth Mooh sets # days aHeght tide 81 IN
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 20. 1S95.-The Quotations on
Wool for this market are very strong. The
figures are about as follows:
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Foreign Ports.

CID at st John, NIB, 24th sch Csshie D Berry
Foster. New York.
Al at St John, NIB, 2eth, sch rostina, Phil
brook, Boston.
Sid I'm RIO Grand do Sol, June 10. sch Flora
Morapg, Morang. New York
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Cleared.

Barkentine Addie Morrill,. Andrews, Buenos
Ayres-Frank Dudley.
Barkentine Lovisa, Nickerson, Bowling, Scot,
Chase Leavitt s. Co.
Sch S P Thurlow. Weldon, Mt Heagan and
New York; Winslow & Co.
Sch Hattie Loring, Rice. Steuben-J II Blake.
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Castor. ....l Ou@l 10
Neatsfoot -. 55c,0TO
ELAINE. .Y
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Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood 10 in an impure condi.
ton. due to menstrual Irregularities,
are peculiarly be4enteq by the won
critics Of r. P. r. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
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FRIDAY. July 26.
Arrived.
steamer Portland, Blanchard, Boston.
Steamer LouiSburg (Br), Gould, Sydney, CB
2i 30 tons coal to Me Cent RR.-Vessel to Ryaf
g. Kelsey.
Barkentine Golden Sheaf, Chandler, Balti
more. coal to Sargent & Dennison. Vessel tc
w s Jordan & Co.
Sch Mollie Phillips, Robbins. Harrington.
Sch Sultana, Wallace, Harpswell.
Sch Marguerite. Haskins. fishing.
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SpRINepIELD, Mo. !. Aug. 14th, 1898.
II can sRssn II ,o saa nlgnsss az ns terms of
knowIedee. twas affected With heart
Giaease. pleurisy and rheumatism for
All wears, was treated by the very best
nhysicians ana spent hundreds OF doll
lara. tried every known remedy with
out hnding relief. haye only taken
chaerf,lIiy say It has done me more
GOOD than anything have ever taken.
4 nai, recommend your medicine to elI
sniSerers Of the above diseases,
MRS. M. M. WEARY
Springfield. Green County. Mo.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-27

For primary. secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning, mercu-
id ali blood and skin diseases, Ike
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers,
tetter, scald head, boils. erysipelas.
Contradiction, that r. r. P. Is the best
blood purifier In the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.