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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
The Insanity Of Assassination.

sri "a The universal mourning Of the nation for
It's assassnated President shows once more
how vain is the attempt to strike down agreat
cause by numbering its leader. Men are weak
as well as wicked who think by such horrible
- Il meansto1 gain their vile ends A week ago
there were parties in the country; to-day theo
whole nation is bound together, party STRIFE is
hushed, party animosites are buried, and we
are as united as on the dag when our hag was
an, =, struck down from the walls Of Fort Sumter,
They who devised ana they who encouraged
the rnurderous plot remembered little indeed
of history, and Judged. poorly Of human
- eture, waen they thoaght g Hdysnee their
81 rahse by such means. - - - a1s
geA ~ curious parallel to the murder of our
president may be found in the assassination,
by an agent of Spain: Hf William the Silent,
PJince Of Orapgei gE1r pany years the Meth
eflafids hid been engaged IN a struggle with
Suain. ID which, as we now, they fought for
liberty against lawless and law; defyipg.t ~
RAINY. Ip theiE long strukgle them .ieader, the
asAa rfInce II Orange. chad become the soul 81
NRhce-9z sk=4A =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

VsHE ldweLingh formerly occuyied by Moody
4 y; Walksr.. ETq.,a situated on the corner Of
bfackst snd walker SIS. large garden containing
syarety of vsus bl efrui, trees 4
ed with the premises. -
For terms apply 1t the Portisna Saving Il INK, or
tosWilI4m y Baxter At No Free sStre5t. Block.ou
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
F0r sale.

III R40F the Sch Ida f. Wheeler1y about
~ three yeirsoid, vel f,und In sails Rig
GIN Re For further parficusa- inqhsfe Of -
!, ..s, 80 Ii. TLEJOHNs 4, CHASE
apiltf saA 2pi loSea Eo4 Ceatrsl Wharf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
HAVE C0NFIDENcE-

All nao have committed an axoess Of any kind
whether IL be the solitary vice of vouth the sting
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
} sCskBK FOR AN ANF1B6TBLF
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Neryout
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, arc
9ansoll the Barometer To the whole system. ~
Do not wait o. the contamination that 10 to foi
low. do mot wait for Bnsightly Ulcers, for Y Y y y
i ft q Disabled Lmhs, for Loss Of beauty n \.
Z 1s't and Complexion - 2, =, !, 7.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

gWlLL hesold ati ublic an nction, unless previous,
~, Y aisposed of on satlrdsy tae 2sh day o.
premises: available lot Of Hay Land, con aiming
about thirty-six acrss and being part q the farm
T,zsh ~ nyekufuS Dyer, asceassd, in Cape
For further particulsrs impure Of the Atetieneers
or on hfHkAl DYER. Cd the femisesso
April 7th. l86s. r37 80 @sSof apsds%s -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

,fa-,A4.s "A first class double deck vessels (now
~ buildf an eastern port 81 fhs ,eis
oMhA dowieg Lsofth 12e 'set;
-<Sx33c. breadth 80 feet, g inches; depth lower,
hold, IL feet 5 inches; 7bstween decks.
B feet; ab,u, 400 tous old measure mert Can be
ready for sea IN 30 days VIII sell the hull spars
andifonswork, or httid compIete. T rs,-'
Is For fsrtner particuls 70 inqnireof ss1aiS
G. NJ. DAVIS &C..
III ComwSrc'al Stss,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
,suMFORn SALE. m ~
% nsGl sgli bas .hss----eA .afh telt ~ ~,
An Excellento Family Horse.

THAvD for sal4 4 black n sfas sresgiipg one
eve way, not ftiiigr siraid Of the Locomst oa
irs is g Va usble animal f,r family es-if stands
without hi ;chiae and would do excc'l1L oseryie,
for PhysieIanf Far ,Tfber particblas 4 in qnre Of
liasbiys ysd5 oyRJs STuRDiv Ant est's
llg roftlaad eAprsfio s1sss .Altf e s0n4stssr's'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
JOE Sale.

A. LOT of Land AZ by 100 on the westerly sidevsf
AStsie street, between CONGRESS- and Deeiing sts.
Terms Of payneAt easy. Apply 90 iigsmId -K9n
81 April sTdSws saaa 81 gs1 s1sTEELE A HAYES. II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
p = p AUHn @ taI5IIU I4Ua 81 D37gIII 80
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERYi
issa's HORSES WANTED.

MORSES WANTED.
AssrsrAHr QuARTERM AsrrR Os7fcx o. 8. A. ~
sta JAnI Llss % Portland Ne March 29lh, 1885, 36
hH QRSES Willie purchased ON appicatIon to the
IL undersigned, at NO, 292i Congress street,
M ,rtoa Block for the nts Of the LIS. Geyernnent
Horsss for e Cavalry be SOUND in ali
par icl'ars; well brokens fn 1llt e h. and in good
condition; from fifteen (l6) TO sixteen (l6) han ds
high; from I've t5 to hinet 81 years old, ana v eli
adapted 10 eyeryway to Gayalsy purposes. VI
Artillery Horses, must be of dark color, Quick and
active wei broken, and tq8are rioters III har ness
in good flesh and condition; from six (el to- tlOis
years old. not les tnau fifteen and one-halffi5il
hands high and to weigh not less than ten hundred
any h1nDer 81 horses wili be resolved, and the
highe price paid ia Government funds, NOT to ex.
eeeq ono hundred and tslxty dollars ($i60) Dr
Cavalry and one hundred and seventy dollars Q7O)
for Artillery provided they CONT to dhe require
msHts above stated and pass the rigid Inspection to
wIfic they wfifbefubjected. SnANoi rs5U
ehItis yireoommended that Farmers or 9th.
ers having horses for sale, esent tpem to the un,
defs'gned ID pers6n IS they win obtaf, 4 better
price animals than they soa them 10 speo.
ulators travelling through the country without auy
eu hority hose sole object is to make money
and who have not the ii ferest of the service AZ
heart. 1t is believed that this method viii iosure
bet or femubefadon to tie owner, and the Govern.
nsnt VII tnus be able to- SECURE seryceable class
sS7E75sIb InadiHENRY 1NmAN,yoD cit -9rg
gsnna nazSsisdtf o1snl lCatt- g. M.s 2. s. Army.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

.say a llfO ace For .,LeQSe.rs,us,ass N-i'''
Cr0RE NO 2 long Wharf 30 by 30, containing
% 5noluding the attic) 6090 squsfe feet she same
cial street. Possession given the LIST May. al
aDoloaas4 on tls5isel ius .sgIs'i DIT. CHASE.
ip March 25th- -STkTtft al bs4eb snd 4spa soi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
how MANY THoUsANDs CAN TESTIFY 4

HoW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY To
THIS BY UNHAPPY ExPERIENCX.e IS IN
:. You9gr men troubled with emissions In sleeps
complaint generally the result Of bad habit In
yonth trtated ifeally and perfect cure war
'ranted or no charge made 8 "a
Hardly day passes but consulted by one
or more young man with the aIo7e disease some Of
Z whom are rs weak aud emaciateo a. though they
had the consumptons and by their frienas supposed
to have it. All such csses yield to the proper and
nniv correct 90 urse Of treatment, and in short ms
are made to rejoice In perfect health. u 1aa egl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
F6r0saIe..

A 500 ARE block of land, Of about n, ,ooo acres
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t Is sinterceeded by two
econsiderable rivers with enblee Mil sites. Well
WOODED with every description of timbers such as
pine ana spruce In large quantities, and maple,
biro1 beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount.
10 pd.9isqT sRGSi5e O. H. + MtAcHlN Portland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
Farm for Sale.

vHE subscriber ofiess hi iYFafin, situated In Cape
Ehzs1eth, gabout three snd q halt mules from
rortiand brfdge, contaiping 70 Acres LAID, Build
mes good Fences substan nal Stonewalf, young dr..
cnaro, choice grR ted Fruit About 200 cords wood
cords dressing. .s51Tsif rssS'f -, W ~
q 1eTms Q Qqg nsenf made e1sv.i.ep -ss,n -sss
For particulars enquire Of SCOTT DYER on the
jan8ldtf :. -lb
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

fAA fi::AA The two story house ana lot, corner Pine
4jiil aea Lewis C6' wa b. slated French Rpof--
ss4s~ tns house is nearly having been built and
occupied BY the owner about one year. Good cei-
flsr aaa Wateron the premiteso For mar ttictars ap
pYto A. b. STEPHENSON, NTiH
COMMERCIAL ST.
Or e.ny, WA +, i, STEPHENS ON, % sationsi Bank
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
FOR SALE & TO hE'r


10 RICK House apd Stable plessantlv sitn.,ad
ID with ~ nsished rooms and Aabuadan cs Of wa
lee Col tage House on Frank III st. Hri h lesms.
lwo sto,y douse on Ii c,in Sc II finished ooms -
Two story n 2useon Munyoy St s finished rooms.. =
90 tage House between Congress and Monument
Sta Houeand Stable with large lot OF Lsnu I4Ox
Railroad. tA0s1h1 f'1Hi1 X ctrr-'i I r~-.S
a 'ssg7si sas Cd sALso,sr ii rsdissu i.ai
House Lots, Water Lots ~ Wharfi Properly, A1
. Enqu re of ~. ! MOSES GSQUrDs gli
aplV zmdGwlm "a Middle st np stairs. :
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
WANTS, ] I III OST. FOUND
81 OBJ Prinfee.rrI WanIea-

A THIS on 20 . frat class JOB PRIMER. 10
a wnom s.eady employ ment and good wafss will
oe Pvens Apply immsdiateiy, In ptrsoh Eor BY lets
s.an an5 II iqisosr 40 .Bfes ~ apl41tt~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
lITnLef.

III ARGE CHAMBERS, over ITO and liz Federal St.
- Apply tor red hssgs1uxs fs5ris ns94D -nlhi
JEFFERSON co 0LIGE CO.. hes
ap1sdtf tCor Commercial aud Frankin SITS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

Desirable Rlisidenee for Sale,
5 o. Two story BRICK DwsLLISe FoUsR wen
sad stable with da ii acresos @ Esud IN
DER nigh stateot cnlllvaiea teADundavceot frn Z.
The House Is an elevation, very pleasan,, and the
oepce About two miles from the city. Terms rea.
/ ,1SEssdS .fsDJoHNl g. PROCTOR, 50
apl6-3vd ..as.s.,-3. s. L,ms st. j
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out ior general use should
i3euceain the 1ands of aregnlarly educated physi.
clan, whose preparatory stnaies fits him Tor al the
duties he must fulfill ye s flooded with
best in the world which not OILY useless, bat al
ways injurious. The unfoEtunate should te FARfIc
ULAK in selecting his physician, 81 i hns9tabie
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltrehtment from inexperienced physicians In
general practices for II IL point conceded
By the best syphiIographers, the study and man
agement of these eQmplaipts should angrose tn
whole time of those who would be competent and
perienced general practitioner, having neither ops
portunity nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology5 commonly pursucs one system-f =
use ofthst sntiquated and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry, FWzEdE1e -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
Real Esfate Tor Sale.

A STORY and o half house, sifaatst IN Cape Eliz-
IA aDeth, abonta mile from Portland BRIGGS and
ashoft distarce from the Town House, with from
two eight seree Of lapd will be sold OF bargain
Apply to j J.. PARROTf, on the premises. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
W00d fnr RaI,e.

"A BOUT eight acres OF Pine Wood on the stump
"A att Graves Hill, Westbrook, VIII b. Sold at Z
bargain. - g-'.'>' 80 = 70
Enquire Of FRANCIS B. HANSON, ii Geo. III.
head Of Berlin Wharf, M ,Ir,d.r-7-q 20 5te afr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

10 gsfog sJfi5 Easm 10r Sale. sd !
! QITVAEED in Wesi brock, miles from P1rtland,
~ on the Bd hton road, contsin. ng one hu tdred
lage. Coptsinsa large two-srory Brick House, very
desirable 4or tavern as there 10 no g. rom Porf-
land oWindham. Said Farm will bs exchanged for
city property. or the vicinity Of the ciy. ADpy TO
J. 8 W1vsLOw, Commercial st, OF A. 3. HAVEN,
on the Rremisess u 9aE 2uida1iHt spt2d2 ~ :
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

" House and iBand on CONGRESS- ct. .flsi
dTsH sh ase ana No 1853 Congress 81; .izs Of ouse
- ABBY sest, ,Jw chcan be ca Sly converted into
q two tenement block Tue lot is about 60 feet { n
Congress street. BY JS0ee In depth "a capital io-
cation for y Ph sioanf nd Sprgeon.,ornanar -
For further Information p1ease eppIv at ME
apl7dsw 27 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
, .I,s mr. II j x B Hlj'GHEs n.
,,,rg1,,r, CAN BE FOUND AT vHEss7S ~
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
.nTL | No. 81 Ihsmp,s str~s., =

WHERE be can be consulted privately, and with
iaFv the utmost confidence by tho f1ictod, ut all
hours daily, and ii ON 9 A n. 10 I'M" saIe
DR.. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
afhicuon Of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice of
the dioal pre- eiessiens feels wsrFk1ted IN GUAR,
sANTEE1He a CuRx IN ALE CArkt' whether OF long
standing or recently CONTRACTED sntirely removing
the dregs oi dis6aee from thesystAm and making g
perfect and dPERMANkN1rCURE.e' y 'iib-ihe
He would call the attention a the afaieted to the
furnishing slcient assurance Of his skill and sue.
cess.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

sio Al5rah AaaA 2 Notice. aIornz4H ID
~ r - "a tha sp,s a .ra Ns,o ysrs
and SchaylkilI Coal Company anpouI CO. Aat hay
ing assumed lhs working of the several Colleries
which have for a several years been operated BY
Me@srs cHAs, A. nEpKsoHEn 3 Co., they are now
prepared 10 contract TOR the delivery during the I.
suing year. from their Wharf GA 4 Richmond, a n
the Delaware river near Philaaephis, Of their dur
perior fleAsosS
White and. Red Ash schuylkill Coal.
"a ez-orders respectfully solicited. ai5s !.
New York, Mar III. 1885, 4 s5alrlaII sss, aid
s''S1a1'' F.MACDONALD, Agent, eva
{ aplb 8wedu rsaoW 1Qi Fore 81. Rortland Ne.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
$4,000 90.

fs.:f WIZ 1uy gentfel Re idence within about
Wiid we miles ot the CITY, ,acnns STING OF d II uss
table and GEapery, with one acre Of land in o
J inqlire ofngs ho1SoHN OgPROCTERa e1l
Il eteplseootto 10 4gsb;s 4 Lims ST. P.rt'and.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
ForIJIn ConyeDtIoD

NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The Times Tai
lahassee correspondence, of the 7th
INST, states that the convention adj
iourned sine die that day. Governor
Marvin, in his address on the closing of
the convention, after congrntuIating
them upon the measures adopted, adj
Vised them to give the negroes full lib
erty to go where, they pleased, and at
Christmas to make new engagements
for the coming year; and stated that,
after the middle of January, those not
having made engagements, and being
idle and dissOlute, would be treated by
the authorities as Migrants. All coIored
troops are to be withdrawn from the in
terror to the seaboard. The trouble ut
Marianne, previously reported by the
Savannah Herald, caused serious APP
prehension, but General Foster had
sent company of the 9th regulars To
quell the disturbance.
Governor Marvin states that the acts
of the Florida convention were free
and unintiuenced by any other consid.
Grafton than Justice and sound policy
November 9th has been appointed
for the election of State officers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27

New York, Nov. 25.-The Feninn flag
was raised yesterday over the Feninn
Headquarters, Union Square, in honor
of the celebration of the evacuation of
the city by the British in the wear I7s9
The flagstaff is the highest in the city,
The Fenian headquarters is now under
full Roadway, and business is being.
transacted with all the regularity of an
organized government. The bureaus
of the Secretary of War, Secretary of
Treasury and Navy and other depart
ments, are properly organized and tat
work.
The building is one of the handsomest
in the city. Its interior arrangements
furniture, carpeting, desks, &c, are of
an elegant description. The edifice is
leased at $1,000 dollars per month.
The Times Washington special saws:
By order of The commanding General
of the Department of Missouri, and the
approval of the Secretary of War, it Is
directed that the Military Post establish
ed on Powder river, Dacotnh territory.
by Brig. Gen. p. f. ConVOr, shall So
designated and known as Fort Reno. in
honor of Gen. Jesse S. Reno, who fell
at the battle of South Mountain,
3 Col. Heston, Special Supervising
Treasury Agent for the State of North
Carolina, is in the city. He has been
chosen President of the National Bank
now organizing at Eewbern, n. C., and
intends residing in that State perma-
nently. 1t is expected that the bank
will soon be authorized by the Treas
uLy Department, MS the capital stock is
all subscribed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
From the Valley of virginia.
yx,yY, Vo-D No., OE mn =,

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald's
special says:
Gentlemen-some of them ex-rebel
soldters-who have recently come up to
Washington from the Valley of Vir-
ginia, report the condition of things
throughout that portion of the State to
be highly satisfactory for the coming
winter. All classes of farmers have
succeeded in harvesting crops of grain
sufficient for home consumption, and
many will have u surplus of corn and
bacon for export to the less fortunate
regions of central Georgia and western
North Carolina. MysteriOusly enough,
money has come to be plenty for the
purpose of trade and the payment of
taxes, and it is used IL great deal more
literally than these people were accus-
toned to use it in years before tho war.
1t is chiefly used in plantation improve
ments, new buildings, fences, &c. Cen
trail Virginia has been reinforced since
the war by many live Yankee farmers,
although this fact may not be generally
known, and they have not only lived
down Old Dominion prejudices against
their class, but have imbued the easy-
going Virginian farmers with some
thing of the Yankee spirit of progress.
More of them will be welcome, and
land will be sold them cheap. The
freedmen among them do not stand
particularly in need of COMMUNICATION,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27


NEW York, 25.-The ship BENZ. Ad-
ans, from Beaufort, for Mobile. was
totally lost on the 23d on Spanish Kew
Abaco. Capt. Chase and wife were
saved. The second mate, carpenter
sail maker, steward, cook and five oi
the crew were drowned. She was
owned in this city.
The ship Thos. Dunbar, from London,
Tor New York, went ashore on Jones'
Bench, L. /, yesterday.
Inc snip PanRma, from New York,
Ior galveston, was wrecked on the oath,
on Grand Bahnmas. The Captain and
crew were saved and arrived at Nassau.
The briggs Triton and Magellan had
arrived at Nassau on the ID inst, much
damaged from late gales.
Sixteen wrecking vessels went ashore
on South Birmin Island, and u went
ashore in Birmiu harbOr during the
gale.
The Express says: Tho fall trade in
the carpet department is about over for
the season, and it has been quito pros
porous for all the manufacturers. The
stock on hand has been reduced to an
unusual low point, and prices are very
hrm. There are u large number OF
orders untitled, and the manufacturers,
generally will be kept busy in filling
them until the close of the year.
The dry goods trade remains dull and
tnSuoWnMaru movement IN prices con-
ttnues. The jobbers are only buyinC
70 supply their immediate wants, and
there is general disposition to reduce
the stock as the season draws to n close.
Standard brown sheeting declined TO
81 early in the week, but afterwards
rallied TO 521z; fine brown sheetinrs
have declined from . to &c per ward,
with rather more doing at the reduced
quotations. Prints have fallen off lc
and are duh, buyers wanting still low
prices. Bleached sheetings are firm. on
York Mills, but all other grades nre
down 21Sa5c. New England mills are
working full time and the productions
OF domestic cotton is large. This in
duces buyers to be careful in their Dur-
chases and any pressure to sell would
make much'lower prices. The low and
medium grades of woolens, both do
nestle and foreign, are dull and lower;
hne qualities, especially desirable fancy
cAssimeres, nre selling ut fair rates.
The stocks of English and Continental
stiff goods, and in fict of all common
fabrics are large; prices have further
declined, with a continued pressure,
french merinos and delaines are bet
ter sustained than any other dress
goods and are in fair demand. Silks,
especially fancy styles, are still offered
freely and there is n further decline in
market values.
Gold closed ut l4TIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT
More About Anier,ony1IIc.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2G.-The Times con-
tains "a letter from Andersonville Stock
ade, Ga, of the 3lst ult., showing some
further fearful revelations of its hor-
rors; evidence of the inhumanities prac-
ticed there, and details Of its repuIsiYe-
ness.
The HeraId's Washington special con-
tains the following:
Gen. Grant and part of his staff will
leave here on Monday to visit Rich
mond, Charleston, and several internal
cities. They will be absent about ten
days. 1t will be remembered that Gen.
Grant has not visited Richmond since
its surrender.
Among those awaiting interviews at
the White House on Saturday. were
Albert Pike and Mr.. Cumminps. az
Utah. The latter Joined the rebellion.
but IS reported to have lust had his
claim allowed for about 5000 back nav
due him at the commencement OF hos.
tililes, and also asked the restoration
OF his law library, valued at 500 COO
now In federal possession. Neither oI
MS requests have yet been granted, but
he IS permitted to locate In Memphis
for the practice of law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
New York AInrIIet.

I'VE" 4OHhS NOV. -.
CoTToN-Steady and unchanged, at
52t953c for middlings. FLoURs56lOc
better for good sound extra state, while
all other kinds are dull and dropping;
IS 4O(9S 55 for extra state; 1OG9 30 for
common to good shipping brands and
extra r. H. o., and 35Gll so for trade
brands, market closingquict. WHISKY
Dull and nominal, at 2 33@2 "a,
WHEAT-Without decided change, with
only limited business doing;l 761SCdl so
for Milwaukee club; S36Si IS for new
amber Milwaukee, the latter price for
choices; 40 for new amber; 2 65 for new
white western. RYE-Dull; western ut
l OH. BARLEY and BARLEY MALT
Dull and heavy. CoRN-Dull and lc
lower; 92994c for unsound. OATS
Opened firm but closed dull; 49Ca54c for
unsound and 62@65 for sound. Pr
TRoLEUM-Firm at 4O1S94l for crude,
667z@67 for refined in bond, Sc for do.
free. PoRK-Less active and lower;
$50 5000 as for mess, closing at 30 62I5
regular way, and 90 OO@26 so for prime
mess; also 1850 bbls mess for january
and 300 bbls do. for March, sellers on.
ton, at % 90! BEEF-Quiet at SlI6i4
BEEF HAMs-Dull and lower at 40 GOA
Al 90. CUT MEATs-Heavya at Hale fSj
shoulders and 1s1z@22 for hams. LAIR
I-Lower at22@26.