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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-13
Pnhiio Meeting.

We would call attention to the Union meet
ing to be held in the City Hall, this evening
at Z IL O'Clock, in behalf of the New England
Refugees'Aid Society.
The meeting will be addressed by the elo-
quent N. G. TAYLOR, of East Tennessee, and
F. j. GATHER of West Virginia.
Come and hear what it is to live along the
borders and within the rebel lines.
Col Taylor's burning eloquence, about a
year since, in behalf of the sufferers of East
Tennessee, will be remembered by our citi-
zens, and the remembrance of that will secure
for him full house.
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y THEATRE The beautiful drama of Colleen
Bawn, which has been in preparation for some
time, and upon which the managers have Law
ished much expense, will be brought out this
evening. The sceneryis entirely new and has
been prepared for this occasion by that excel
lent artist, Mr.. Hudson. No pains have been
spared to produce this piece in more SPLEEN
; did manner than any play that has been placed
upon Portland boards. The managers should
be literally rewarded, by overlooking houses
for their efforts to crafty the public.
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Canadian Confederation.

Pr e441 QUEBEC, @. E., March IL. =
The Canadian Parliament at O'Clock this
morning adopted the Confederation scheme
by yeas 81, nays 33.
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AUCTION SALES.
y an. fATrEN, AUcTIoNEER. IL Exobsa--
Dry and Fancy Goods m, Au.,,.

4 ~ ru.eday, March l4th at 10 NJ ana o. : -
GoOn.e mce, general sssortmgnt OF Dry an Fsncy
C.tn joins sting In Tart OF blesched ana hrns
and gn Dress Goods. Quilts, Blankes Red Whit.'
Doe,SlDoo' FiaDnels Napkins. DoyIies cavsrs
voice az ~ ASsimeres, Sat cts togefer with ID, H.,
= LOCKS Pms, Envelopes, Collars, &c. -
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Tow Boaf mt Aucfion.

AsE@A. A good low Boat of about 70 tons
burtnen, in gcod running order, viii
De soId at auction, at GaIt's w harf on THURSDAY,
March 23d. at IL O'Clock A. M =
For Particular enquire of ~
4. M. PArTEN, No. IL Exchanest.
Portland, Feb, 9 1856 .-dtmaf25
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A grand banquet was given by the Union
men to Gen. Washburne last night, at which
he made speech deprecating military law,
hoping for the restoration of civil government
in Tennessee, expressing much charity for the
Southern people, and promising to receive
them kindly when they come in proper spir-
it. He told the merchants of Memphis that
the interests of their city was to ascertain til
extent antagonistie to the interests of the
government, but that he would be liberal in
regard to legitimate and honest trade; in any
thing else they would find him memorable.
A fight occurred at Fort Pickering the night
before last, between the Sd United States col
ored artillery and white regiment, resulting
in the death of several negroes andone white
soldier. The fight grew out OF Disagree.
ment about rations. Both regiments belong
to the garrison of the fort.
Gen. Washburne has ordered the arrest of
the chiet clerk in the Office of Mr.. Ellary,
treasury agent for the purchase of cotton.
The bank of the river here has overlooked,
and the water is still rising.
Gen. Washburne has issued an order per-
hitting steamboats, to navigate Hatchie River
to bring out the produce of the country, but
he will nos allow them to take up supplies.
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From the Arnsy before Richmond.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAC,

.| IT
Quiet continues in this department, and is
likely to do SO for some time so far as move
ments are concerned as the roads are in a
very bad condition, owing to the recent heavy
rains.
The troops are being drilled daily, and new
army clothing, &C., issued, preparatory to the
coming campaign. Reviews show that the
men are in excellent condition. Deserters
continue to come in, although not so numer-
Gus as heretofore. About thirty arrived here
to-day through the lines of the 9Th and 9th
corps. They report that four were shot on
their way over. 8ss sss4
The LIST corps advanced their pickets short
distance this morning. and report having found
colored troops on the rebel picket line in front.
II this is true, it shows that the rebels have at
last adopted the policy of arming the slaves
Maj. Gen. Robertson, who lost a leg at
Spottsy lvania, is here on flying visit to his
old command. -.-. 4. !.
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EDWARD Nc. P&TTEN,
Commission Merchant & Auctioneer

Has removed to the spacious store lS
Exchange Street. four doors below
Merchant's EXCHANGE,
Will receive oonsignments OF Me- ,handiss Of
every description, for public private sale SaIes
Of zeal Estate, Vessels, Cnrgoes, Stocks and Mer.
chandise solicited. Cash advances made with
prompt sales and returns. mchi5 div
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WASHINGTON, March II.

Intelligence from the Army of the Potomac
represents all quiet. 800,
Two deserters were executed on Friday.
one OF whom made a speech acknowledging
the justice Of his punishment.
report was current at the front that a
mutiny had taken place among a large num-
Der of deserters who were sent up James
river on Friday morning. Sharp firing was
heard in the direction of Drury's bluff, and it
was believed that extreme measures had to be
resorted to in order to quell the disturbance.
Another report prevailed that force OF
Union cavalry had made its appearance on the
north side of Richmond, and was having an
engagement. AaS 81 al s
Deserters who came in yesterday, say that
two brigades of Pickett's division has been
sent from Petersburg 10 reinforce Early, and
that Sheridan had captured 1000 of them in
addition to the number before mentioned.
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NOTES OF all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
This is
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REMOVAIi
DIR. W.. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his office FROM clapp's Block to
ava MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly opposite the URitsd States Hotel, Vher. Ia

w oJLD respectfully announce to the oitizens "A
w Fortland and vicinity, that he has perman en- .
" Iocatoo IN this oity. During the two Years wa
nave ooen in this city, we have cured come oi
we worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
tsnts in short time that the Question IL effel
askod, DO they stay curedi To answer this question
We will cay that all that do not stay cuJed We viii
doctor the second time tor nothing.
Dr.. d. has been practice. electrician lcr eents
one years, and is also regular graduated physiois
EieCuiety IS perfectly adapted to chronic diseasei
In the orm of nervous sick headache; neuralr3 4
In the head neck, extlemities; consumption wkst
In the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involveci acute or chronic rheumatism sc-czula hj
diseases, white swelings, spinal dseases uurvatt
OF the spines contracted muscles, distorted limb
palsy OF paralysis, st. Vitas Dance deafness star
merins or hesitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we oura
every case that oan be presep ted asthma, bronoh
stret1res Of the aheet, and all forms Of feDssIs
mplaints. -.l4 at- -
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First National Bank of Portland, Me
A Special Meeting of III Stockholders otthis NJ
anvil be held at the Bank ON Monday the TWEEN.
etn day OF arch. at eleven o'co in the forenoon
70 cGnsaer the expediency Of increasing the capital
10 take any proper measures in relation thereto
ana forany other business which NAV Iee alIv como
before them. "' 'ee@"S 0oAie
By order of the Directors.
Portland, March 4, 1866 ed& WtS
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Ey mlectxr1Carv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Iaa
leap with joy and move with the agility and classics
lty OF youth the heated brain lie cooiId the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncorth daforMites re,
moved; taintness converted 70 viFor, weakness 4,
strength tho blind made to see the deaf to hear ana
the palsied form te move cpright; the blerishes
youth arc oblterate6: the accidents of mature iia
prevented; the calaminsg Of old lEe ohvisted, are
an aotivs circuIaticr nGaintSired.
Ia DIES
Who have cold hands snd feet; weak ,tom.ah. /,
lame and weak bacSsi nervous and sick headachS Z
dizziness and swimming In the head with indiges !.
ton ana constipation OF the bowels; pain In the se
and osos; lo1coTrhna, Tor whisesl; falling o. the
Iomo gun internal cancers; tHmors, poypus, and
al tnat ong train Of diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means OF cure For painful mehetruafior
too protuse menstTuation and all OF those long lin
OF troubles With young ladies, Electricity ls certain
specific ana will In short tiae restore the suortH
TO the visor OF health -ii'ff -'7''
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

1864. ana are issued under date of August 18th
,n.,... 40 payable thres years from that tim. 4
holder into a1 the option Of the
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN

Dy au'nOrity Of the Secretary Of the Treasure a,
undersigned has assumed the Gener,l suh,,,,.,,-e
Agency Tor the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
gearing seven and three tenths per cent interest
annum, known astha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08

the thrbesss Of their bosoms and ADDS elasticity 70
their stepsi Their march no longer marked by devas
tas.on aud rum but. the contrary they scattering
blessings In thor path, protecting the dsfencesss
like ambition has been reached They Lave Seen
ths old Dag planted on sysy rampant, and
Of their long and weary kroh; and they are sassed
Again they for their homes and peaceful pursuits
and may they all reach Thorn and nd their loved ones
prosperous and happy, and may they never again b
called upon 70 engage In fraar,cidAl strife.
On saturday the fteenth and Seventeenth corps efs
here, and on yesterday the Fourteenth and Twenttsth
We presume others VIII leave to-day In few days az
will be except the regular garrison The intercourse
between the troops and our citizens has been pleasant
and while they mutually pleased TO part for the pre-
sent each will cherish many fond recosctions OF the
other They not together like oil and water put
like two congcnial elements and readily mingled ne
citizen liked the soldier and The soldier recprocssed inc
feeling.
GENERAL EASEMENT GOING HOME
From the Raleigh Progress, May Fl
Brow. Bngader General Easement OF Ohio, s'srteo
for the North yesterday having resigned his position ~
the army He formerly commanded brigade In 'ne
Twenty third corps
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

ExrRAosDNARY SuIcIpE-Last evening, about seven
O'clock, a man named Davt, who recently resided in
Fnh street. between Scott and Madison, Covibgton In
company with his wife, went board the fen
the purpose apparently Of crossing from this city TO their
home. Az they passed board they ppVke gcnally 10
the captain OF the boat walked through the cabin the
opposite side, and stood looking in the until they
reached mid river, when the suddenly Jumped over
b ard, his wife following him upon the instant A
young who happened 10 be caught the dress OF
the woman, and held II until torn from the waist
making every effort 10 prevent the se'slaugler, but
without success The parties sank, and found a com.
mon grave beneath the beautiful river Mr.. Davt and
wife were In comfortable circumstances, and childess
For number Of years past he has hnd 30 far as his
friends aware no special cares aud has done no
business Of any kind that which necessarily at
aches Itself 10 all who have sufficient 10 render
them able TO live without toll. BY those who knew
them best the pair were much esteemed, and they had
gathered about their declining years hoopa OF friends
They about 1fty years OF age, and In excellent
health. -Cinc ,nnaii Gazette, Nays.
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stock OF cotton existing In the Southern country Of
427 bales large portion Of this is in the sccd
part gnned part in bales II take the average Of
tho throe preceding years Of cotton deliveries and
that the rebellion surprise to the majority of
cotton growers and that they had nnocenty marketed
all thor cotton In April ls6lAve months in advance
and did not believe that the turmoil Of January Fcbru
and karch would raise the price later in tho
thca must deduct 1850 bales from the total Of
1851, Az bales; and that gives stock Of 100000
bales existing at the South. We that the
stock cannot he less than this amount and IL free ship
ments o. baggng ropes and cotton gins made that
section, that 1t will tax the European shipping get
away the cotton during the present year.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange 10 this
city, for the last four weeks ol.ows--
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUsDAy, May Z, 1895.
Business Wall street has been rather dull during the
past week. The Erie contest the Stock Exchange u
settled the whole market and materially diminished the
volume OF business Prices on tho whole favored Duy-
crs, as the bears awaited themselves Of the prevailing
hesitation among tho bulls 70 SELL but the "short in
terest created limited the general temper of the
street favors further rise and renewed activity The
market nearly stagnant at tho close Saturday,
and at the evening board quotations hardly varied from
those current the open board O'Clock, Eric
having sold al 79x ~ Cleveland and Pittsburg 70
741 Rock Island 1ol,l, Now York Central (s1O) o.
Government securities quiet, owing In part to
diversion Of investments in favor Of the sevenhrty oan
the subscriptions which have averaged during the
week nearly six and quarter millions por day. dis
position defer purchases until the effect abroad Of tho
Presidents assassination Ia known has at the same time
temporarily checked speculative interest in them But
there every to believe that the tragic news will
be unmporant in It's influence upon securities in
Europe and that subsequent intelligence from this coun
try will inspire renewed confidence in public credit
which will create stronger demand for hvetwentlcs
than has yet been felt there Tho fact that the atterdid
experience any material upon the announcement
o. Lees surrender them less susceptible 70 the
assassination news, while the quotation Of 13H IA on
the 18th ult for the robel loan shows that the
utter collapse Of the military power OF the
rebellion not accepted foregone conclusion at
that time But with the intelligence Of the surenderof
Johnstons army and the other rebel forces and tho state
Of feeling throughout tho country following upon the
Presidents DEATH all doubt to the stability Of our inst.
tuons and the fate OF the rebel confeeracy must dsap
pear The quotation for lve-twenties on the London
Stock Exchange 66s 81, ox-intcrest the Oath
Of April, and 861E SO on tho 25th.
The gold market has been free from excitement and
the volame OF transactions has been light Eotwith-
standing tho Treasury disbursements n payment Of the
May coupons tho price remained nearly steady all the
week. The extreme quotations werc:-
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sHIPPIN NEWS.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
HHAA~
ARRIVED.


s:s s:sss sssf sT ss?S'i a.
sS SsIe s..sa
ion 10 sa~ British ss.s%sr aSos H1n Nos 6s psn
daps bound b 4h, lat 4 o. lon 90 g. Br ship Chin
'I Steamship Margaret. Quinero tMsz,. Eleomesa. Yer.
Cruz April a. via hatAnsas days. with mdss and
sissmshp western Metropolis Hilton. Now Orleans. Apra
90 NTH e. %Sss aas lie
Atlantis from FORTRESS Aonroe at N o 10Th. The ship
Slip SSsiEs with md..
and passengers Chas Marshall Co Two death.
tne passages LIST 'ns 'onn c'0w' osa
Bari AaelrsS Adam. Lowell cardsnas. Is days. vita
e zs ~ S sss ss p %ss
Bark Dresden Sof Boston). Emerson. New Orleans. -
Srs T Bsrsha sinstorn rss Par. ays ~asA
russ s k". & 70 SSaS%A c days with ship s
xda Belize Mocd setss, rAmpioo Apr''A with
Alarm yach Baker, Havana, 4 days via Port oysL
s W. %iis. spoke .Sip Gee MS.ibpE from Port ksyI
sS S sa int Ssn Sa r
schr Rcsss 6r, Hail. Eea.hsra, days. with pas.s
s ssST sn %;S 4as Se' fhisdepA
schr corinne Z, Cave Ann
sshr & BSndoSs f.. an Eastern gSrt
MASTER
hps meDoa Bark. so aoSisos
Gertrude, Grlflths. Briggs Despatch, Alice Leonard,
Fss Wind Aans
nee BLY,, Mary Parker Aithea White Foam Jas Nelson,
Mcgee L S%iss" l Tcri shsps
JOSnsop R Ives H.,a Chase Helen Edw s"de oAke'
Wind at sunset
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Notice to Mariners.
oT E,oS 81 H. LIsH s %prl 1850 s
ror "a. S.sn sS "
Acting Lighthouse Inspector. 9th dstries.
.ss. .s . ss e: h
by order Of the Lighthouse Board. -
Lighthouse Clerk First district.
Ship Continental Johnson, from Calcutta for London.
ship Antarctic Little from Liverpool for Syork April II
II E. San Francisco for Swan
Bar. corea Br Lambert hence for Shanghai, March H.
Fannie Lincoln, from cienfuesos for Boston, April a.
Foreign Ports.
ASTwr.r. April Snsld Wiberforcc, Hslenbcck, NYork.
AxYA., March i7-Arr Crescent City. Elwen Havrs and
SE,sIoI trI, April a.sla John Tucker, Hals,, SYort.
as an sssss. a. ia ss
Gsrnsocs April Esd United Kingdom tBr Craig New
York.
1ssa CITY Of
a. G Ssss % Ss.: s e; YORK; Ts:ss g..
"a IAN Erin b, Gree Sye.. ,., v.,..
k.oass ffnss aS Al. 8eod. Hsi s1 and boston tom
CAP. Of Good Hope; h, Success Chase, NYor Second
cearsrceI
LISBON, April H-Arr Arion. Jschens, NYork,
LsgAS, April 28In port brig West Huchings. for New
York Going In brig james Xuchs from Boston, 70
promo. April lar 5sssIhins olivsra, Xyeri
from Bremen for NYork 22d Gertrude from New York for
Antwerp. f. '
9Tsss.,9vs Apr! os FInsaoys Lloyd from Gulf Of
srrLcs April zs-sld Arkwright, Csulkns, Work Tor
dentk jold do.
Americas Ports.
Via s s.,, hg ysssis Anna f Mssty
zss: II fisk, Fish, New Oreans steson. Beal. Cen
faegos brig Water Lily r, Troop Buencs Ayres ,chrs
pbladepha; Snow, Smith Baltimore; Julia Maria, Colt,
Port Jefferson, NY; Princess JovolI Nyork; Sylvia, kcy
nolds Amboy; Chss snow, Hesth Pavilion, Billings; EI
ss.sport; iIaio Short; WIN fsson. sro~s and Alien
Alen Philadelphis Ella Lambert do CID bark Matthew
Luce, Hardy Nsgasaki japan; scbr julia Anna, Harding.
Baltimore: steamer Norman Baker. philadelphia.
THAR bres Normandy Antwerp; Fannie Lincoln Glen
On RIEsTt,N April 2p-Arr bark Heroine, xhkorsop,
Hilton Head aid schr Challenge, Benton, Hilton Head
HARTTDRD May Arr steamer Sarah, Jones PhiladeI-
phia; bth sebrs Bszard, Gaines and Curtis For,
PORTLAND, May k-Cld bries Nigr.ta Showers. Csrde-
pas EIira Norton, Port Royal schr olive Elizabeth Ran
dali Norfolk Sid brs 3 u Kennedy; schr Geo Brooks.
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Oox-NoRRs In this city, on Saturday May Q, ct 81.
Psul's Methodist Episcopal church BY Rev. o. " Amer
man JOHN W. Coz 70 GRAcE @. NoRKn
: McLANs-RuDDnL.-On Saturday, Nay Q, By the Rev.
Charles g. Perkins, Of the Frst Free viii baptist
church, RoBERr A. hcIAss 70 Miss JAsn n kUDDELI, all
j. MGo,HoEY~IAHAsrr Thursday, April 20, At the
Cathedral by the Rev. DR.. Insolvency. JOHN 3. MoHoEr
70 ANAsrArn b. MAHANxY, both OF this city.
Cork and Kerry papers please copy.
Pmox-BLnzARp. -On Sunday, Nay =, 6y ins kew. d.
Morgan, at the Episcopal church. New h0onoile n. T..
lard. OF New Rochelle, westchester county, n. x
Roorss-HoasscAMP-On Thursday evening, May Z, at
tho residence of the brides father by the Rev Smith,
n D.. JAMES Rooms, Jr, 70 NErnE, daughter OF D.
Hogencsmp ESQ, all OF this city. No cards.
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American Shipm1sters' Association.
No 81 WALL srRExr-Roons Is rs AND n.
The following approved Masters aud Officers have received
commissions from this Association-
Capains-ls7s Daniel Lowell, schr George; $50. VIM
Gibson brig Young 40U Charles Rutierlouse 40o8 Geo
Tapley, schr Mnte Holiness 4006, Samuel Carrie bark
Zot0ff; 1879 Thomas Kelsey.
All commissions outstanding over one year require 70 10
presented at the Office for renewal
Miscellaneous.
srrAmsHIP MoRRo CASTLE will sail Wednesday next.
Pm. for Havana. This Ane steamer has mado
voyages since she launched yot she IL highly
spoken OF those who have made passage In her. Her
popular commander. Capt Adams 10 well known 70 all Ira
vellers on the Atlantic coast
sHIp LIBRRrYAntwerp April 22-Ship lberty Br,, Oul-
let York. which here April had encoun-
very weather. during which her mainss
broken on close 10 the deck by which considerable quan
tty got into the hold and she landed aEgo
portion Of her cargo In o seriously damaged state
ScHR MoNrxxunA-Port Edearown, May S-Arr schr Mon
Mayo from Bangor for Bridgeport lowed Into hAD
port by Helen Augusta. The during the heavy
gale Of his AN from Me- anchored near HAYES ehoa Nth
obliged 10 cut both asss 70 prevent going ashoe
The following table gives snmary OF tha vesse 10 the
harbors OF New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore
and New Orleans st the latest accounts from each Of those
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city Intelligence.

THIS HcKsEs or CoLoSKr. MuerHr The two war horses
Of Colonel Murphy, OF the SIXTY ninth New York voun
teer Corcoran Legion, who killed In OF the late
battles around Richmond and buried from the City Hall
on the Esd Of last month"; offered by his
father They are the only legacy lsf him by his son.
and sre fine specimens OF the Virginia breed One,
geding has carried the Colonel through twenty bat
de fields and 10 famous for his speed The other
marc, 10 thoroughbred Southern animal.
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CITY COMsIERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nay e6SP H.
AsRr. Receipts, 1ol bbls. The market dull and
prices were wholly unchanged
BRzADsrUuA -Rsceipts. 10.4so bbs nour. lss bbls.
and 44 bags meal $500 bushels corn, 6.S7o do
oats and 126 do rye. There less activity in the
market for state and Western -four yet fair business
transacted, and advance Of Sc. 1oc estab
lishsd on the common and medium grades The sales
comprised 1000 bbls. State and Western, TOO do
Southern and 700 do Canadian st the annexed quota
TONS the market closing quiet Rye -four was quiet,
with small sales 1t Is 80 So. Corn meal was quiet,
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There was rather more 1rrnness observable in the
wheat market, but only moderate demand prevailed
Sal 80 bushels at 81 SO for Milwaukee club 81 s.
for No Chicago spring and 81 SS for amber Michigan
Rye continued dull and nomnally unchanged.
Barley and malt was quiet and prices were without
decided change. Corn was duh and dropping, with
small sales OF new yellow at 81 40 q 81 as Oats
were In limited request and nomins at SIC. 60c for
Prince Edward Island CO. 6Sc for Jersey and Western
and Soc a 60c. for Canada.
CorrEx-Ony moderate demand prevailed, but the
market was firm. The only sales heard Of 800
bags Rio, at 2lc. gold, and 100 mats Java on private
terms
CorroN-A fur spinning and speculative demand pro-
vailed and prices OF mddlng advanced fully &C. per b.,
the market closing firm with an upward tendency.
yoIar a m haia Wa
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The following statement shows the average condition
Of the banks in Massachusetts, out Of Boston for four
weeks ending April 2e:-Copital stock $40, e00, 600;
loans and discounts, s2a, 4so, s54; specie in bank,
$780, 250 balances 10 other banks payable on demand,
1880. ITO: total amount due from other banks,