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


4 81 IN ogg gsil NEW ORLEANs, April Is.
I. The Delta says the monitor Milwaukee will
prove q total loss. Her machinery viii be
saved. Her guns have been taken of, and
9 her hull is already breaking to- pieces. The
guns of the Usage are being removed, with
good prospect OF raising her. The Laura will
be saved.
Z The Ida, small propeller, was blown up.
Ihe captain and two others were killed.
The Scotia, recently used as q gunboat. fwas
sunk In thirteen feet of water. six Of the
crew we're lost, and six wounded. All the
monitors, except the Cincinnati, are up to
the city, and the rest OF Palmer's fleet will
soon arrive up The launches from the lmoni-
tors, sent up the river, captured blockade
runner, with 1000 bales OF cotton. 81 81 81.
Smiths corps, on Monday, were eleven
miles above Blakely, enroute TO Montgomery.
~ Matamoras advices to the 9Th inst. are re-
ceived.q Cortinas and Menza are represented
as having about 5000 men. Mejia sent an i'm
perial force against them. IL is expected that
the liberals will attack Matamcras, Commu-
nication had been stopped for two days be.
tween Bagdad and Matanoras, by orders or
Mejia, who directed troops to be placed along
the road to clear it Of guerrilIas. .ss -aa !
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d3Hoe % : sa1adoa d NEW York, April "a.
Steamer Blackstone from Hilton Head 2Sth,
brings Savannah papers OF the 10Th. y
The Savannah Herald of the 18Th, says I'M
telligence reached there on the 18th, which
confirms the report of the fall of Montgomery,
Ala. The place was occupieduby the federal
troops. On the 14th the rebels were evaeua-
tipg aud refreatiug in the direction Of Colum.
bus, Ga. The government stores were being
removed from the latter place, the fall Of which
place was expected by the next news from
Augusta. ~.,-... -.
MSavannah letters of the 10th. say the re-
ceipt OF the intelligence ofthe sad event thai
has befallen the Union, has cast q profound
gloom over the city, e 4oe soIhnA
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NEW YoRK April "a. .
at 50@52c.
Fl Flour sales 500 bbls, state and Western s9lnc
lower; STATE 7u097 ca; Round Hoop Ohio 100
96,; Western tkge25; southern lower; sales
go bbls at 5000 00i Canada 90 lower; sales $50
bbia at 7 S50l0 Is,
Wheat-dull sales Is 900 bushels Winter Red
Western at LIZ; White 225.
o1 Cctn-steady; sales ls3buO sbasheIs Old Mixed
Western ut A.
Osts-lowsr; Canada ut s2@ssc
B eEdul. tna
n Pork-frmers sales 4F0 bbisnew mess Is 2b62e 80.
Lard-saies 1850 bbis at f6f also
Whiskey- sales $50 bbls at l3a2l4 fl.fsN
Groceries-SsteAdy,t
Ereightsto Lyerpool--dull NBDL an
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~ w Apru "A.
4, The body of President Lincoln remained in
state until O'Clock this morning, when the
entrances were closely all the throng having
had an opportunity ofviewing the remains
Or. Brown the eubalmer, removed the dust
was made for the departure of the body. At
3 o'clock the body was placed In hearse and
the line OF march taken Tor the Treuton R.
4. Depot; the escort consisted Of the 1877 b
Pepnsylvania Infantry, city troops guard Of
honhr, and q detachment OF soldiers to guard
the body. The train started for New York at
4 O'Clock, A. M. ~ W a'sA.l3 "a y ess :,
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r = = = NEW York, April "a.
The Savannah Herald says, the news OF
Lee's-surrender passed over the telegraph
lines at Milton, Ga, last Wednesday, and was
hailed with Joy by manys AThe railroad be-
tween Macon and Columbus was cut the same
DAY BY our cavalry Fhelrebel troops refused
to 60 out and meet our troops. 81
The Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalst says
Jen Davis has either gone to the trans Miss
i issIppl Department or Europe, takinglhal a
The Lake City announces that Gov. Milton
OF Florida, has committed suicide by shooting.
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wCoh Littier, who isin command at sAua
eusta. we are glad to know 10 not only loyal
but lire man. The Journal says II will be well
for gentlemen without visible means Of support
or legitimate business, to make themsslvesscarce
in the regions commanded BY Col Lttler. Their
names and appearances are wen known, andlthsy
are watched BY night ss wen % BY day.
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i s4sdio han FoRrREss MoHRoE, oApril %. aos
This afternoon l29 paroled prisoners from
Lees army, arrived on the steamer Dictator
.wA depot for them has been formed,a at Camp
Hamilton, where as fast as they arrive they.
will be cared for until they can be shipped TO
the places where they baleng,i -Four thousand
Of them were shipped South yesterday, aud as
an order recently issued prohibits them from
going North, thevcdusequ scatter through
this section Of Virginia. Norfolk, Portsmouth
and North Carolina. ~
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g yLADgs BooK.--Go dey'sf Lady's Booksiof
May has been received from the-publishers at
Philadelphia, and is a magnificent number.
The yAst circulation Of this magazine may be
inferred from the fact that 2,2oQ copies are
sent to newspapers on exchange. The num-
Der before us is emhellished with fine steel en-
craving, a oolored plate of fashions, and about
sixty engrayings for ladies' nse, 1t Is the
cheapest, as well as the most perfect mags-
zine for ladies issued from the American OF
any other press. ( G Y BI 4
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me Rhsnaaatio. the equity, the lame and the IAay
leap with Joy and move with the agility and elastic
tty Of YOUTH the heated brain IL ooolod the frost
dtten limbs restored, the unoonth deformiies
noved; faintness converted 10 vigor, weakness 70
trength the blind made 10 see, the deaf 10 hear ana
ne palsied torn to raOy0 upright the bler1shes o
Iputh are oblterated; the accidents Of mature lie
lrevensed tho oalamltles Of old age cbviated Ans
N active circulation main Ainods
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Terms Proposed by Ko.by FOR Surrender.

NEW YORK, April 24.sa
The Times Washington dispatch Gays.
Mosby secured basis of agreement similar TO
Johnston. Mosby was to surrender on the
terms Johnston did. If the latter surrender
agreement to Gen. Hancock 4 If Hancock
agreed, then tendays more were to be allowed
to get an answer from johnston In the
meantime no Inarauding should take place i'm
Fauquer and Loud0n counties, but III john
ston failed to surrender, and got whipped then
Mosby was to surrender on the terms granted
Lee. Asi1ff ss,5 sin, 4 81 ,ess =
u The World says a letter from Burkesville
states that portion Of Lees paroled army
have already been guilty Of acts rendering
them liable to be shot II caught. a AZ
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{ Per steamship CRY OF Washington. at New York.
= LIVERPOOL BREADSFUFFS MARKET, April
10 with briiiisntf rcinR weather. he market VISA
very dul and prices nominal Red Western 7s Ida
8s 81 tor Centrai Corn STEADY at 21s 6dd27s Yd /;
Mixed Western IA i9D2Ss fa9sia si9itQr4 80.
{ INSTRUMENTATION MARKET. Ar ri II
Beef aud Pork slow and unc aan ed Bacon We v
frm; Butter dub snd drooping; Lard fat and nom
ina FaIlow ra b stead er !; Cree egearer. 4sisl
Ashes quiet pots 28s 9d@2es; pea is 3d. Sugars
far demand at tnll prio 10 fee unc x d. Fice
In active demands Liased OIL steady kosiu in active;
truleum quiet, but firm. Tss -
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= R An old gentleman who believed in exercise
more than drugs, and who chose horseback, u
ding Is the mos. convenient exsrciss, On recent
occasion Was asked by . medical friend what
physician and apothecary he employed. TO which
he replied: MsMy physicisns has always been q
HORSE and my apothscAry an Ass.ssis q
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AUCTION SALES.

2. n FATrEN. AUorloNEER. y E.essar. ..
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-T May number
OF this deservedy popular monthly contains
very rich table of contents, It consists of
nine completed and four continued articles,
literary reviews and notices of recent Ameri-
can publications. This terms OF the Atlantic
are "a per year, or IS cents single. Ticknor 4
Fields, Boston For sale at the bookstores
and periodical depOts.
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a sas1 Washington, April "a. -
To. Mqj. Gen. Dir:-A dispatch from Gen.
Sherman states that Wilson held Macon Ga,
on the S0th with Howell, Cobb, G. w. Smith,
benefit ofmy armistice, and he has telegraphed
to me through the rebel lines for orders. ia II
l have answered him, that he may draw out
p0f Macon, and hold his command for future
orders, unless he has reason to believe that the
rebels are changing the status to our prejn-
dice. 8t - IL sever ii ~,
This department has Information that the
Fresidents murder was organized in Canada,
and anDrnued at Riohnnandrie 0oa IF 4ho ao
ssssins, now in prison, who attempted to KIN
Mr. Seward, is believed to be one of the st.
Adams raiders. aua egadr siEs1 aasqasq -
tSigned) ., K. M. STANTON, = ~
57s 8t5aIl5ofl aief 1ltd-Sae sotcfetary " W ~.
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Arri,al u 3 Iaraelsa Ksasl pri.a,,sr

By the Pfesident:- HUNTrn, Acting
Secretary OF State. IS axvI,s Al oooss aslda
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MAsHIEGToN, April "a. p A. M.
To Hon. E. NJ Stanton:--Si r-The Secre-
tRfS Of STATE. sat upfssseFaI h6afato day, and
is more comfortable tonight. F. Seward 10,
stronger and more conscious than at any time
gsinee his lpjurys aidseg "A On 80.
surgeon Genetsl
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A Significant 0uastion.

ipDr. ThOmpsonnof Broadway Tabernacle,
New York, in his sermon on the death Of
President Lincoln, said: roits1ceses
"Though q trusted. faithful ruler has died,
yet God lives, When in the darkest day Of
slavery usurpations, Fred. Douglass was ut
tering words Of despair, that weird African
prophecies, Sojourner Truth, rose on the plat
form as by an impulse from on high, and,
shaking her bony Anger, cried, Stop FEEDER
ick Is God dead ?" ~
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LABoRERs WANTED.-We call attention to
the advertisement of W. Mitchell, @. NJ.
Agent, Tor laborers and teamsters for the Nash.
vile, Tennessee, Department.
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ENTERTAIEMERT.-T The young ladies Of
Woodford's Corner will give an entertainment
al Stevens Hall, on Wednesday evening con
sisting o. tAbleaux vivants, charades. &c ITO
commence st 8 o'clock. ms''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25

ia THE BoNFrRE kindledon thetop Of "Bill
Merrilr' Mountain in Hiram, last evening for
Typographical purposes Of the Coast Survey,
was distinctly visible from this city. It could
he seen from Munjoy or Bramhall hills, and
from various points on Congress street. The
distance is more than thirty miles !,
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PLTENTs.-Patents have recently been
grsuted to John E. Seavey Of Kennebunkport,
assignee to himself and Edward @. Hutchins,
for improved trace connection; and to Geo.
Geo. T, Allamby and John @. ,Bugbee Of Ban
COR. for Improvements in crutches.
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80, ~ 49, ~ N.Y. ~ BELFAST, Me-, April 24
The U. s. steam sloop-of-war Rhode Island,
Commander Trenchard. sailed from this port
this afternoon for New York; Sra 4
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HANDsoME DoNATIoN.--The clerks in the
Postofice in this city, the penny posts, and
two Of the mail agents, made up purse Of
300 to be divided between the Sanitary Com
mission and Christian Commission. With one
exeeotiou these donors are dependent upon
their SALARIES for the support of their families,
and this makes the gift more intrinsically
worthy -
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Religious Notices.

~ Rev. U Bqlxsm Of Lewiston. is sxpetea g
preach m the CantrsT t;cnersgational Church, this
Tuesday evening tn O'Clock Anss A19nS 20 IN
vited to attend.
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: : = Latest BY Telegraph. to Queenstown.

{ LIVERPOOL COTTON Marker, April "a
Sales of Cotton for ave da rs go 600 bales Including
1000 to spectators, and $500 TO exporters Prices
sclinsd 393d tor all scriplions. Tbe auths i q
gao a. als are New Orleans fair lBtd; sMiddling
i4td, Mobile Middiing 1aid; Up'ard l63d; Mi i
ding l3a. The sales to-day were 5000 bales. 2 he
market closing dull ad with q downward tendency.
Stock OF American Cotton in oort 81 900 bales. z.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 1s,-Cors
sole for money 9l(10l4 7l'40 ffTr% a1aEi'
AMERI JAN SEpURITIES-Us $40 1t 5o1@6o,
road shares S3iG84,
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Portland Musical Institute.

- sedbers iorthe New Class that TIER a-st lessoa
will take place on Monday, at o'oiock n, ana
any other ladies or misses wish TO lila this c'A3l
hey a Q reouessed 10 call between this Fficay and
-Msnday To subscribe theft namts; cfhefv ice wiz
ave to Walt for the fornaiion fsnothor onee-u1.
III 10 pupils are 0btasned Al Congress Hal, No II
8 apD'S Block, Port and apS2ds
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'SpRINGFIELD. LIZ. April "a ,la

g a.saiasdo 'SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April "a
z The committee OF arrangements announce
that the funeral of the .amented President will
take place in this city, on Saturday the 9th OF
May. The body will lie in state Ia the Hall
OF the House of Representatives from 1Oo'clock
Wednesday. until 10 O'Clock on Saturday.
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ai * t74 vsn : + ssi. NEW YORK. April 24.h {
says Jef. Davis was at Hillsboro, N. c., dur
ing the conference. between Sherman, John
ston and Breckinridges 5 s ar asl 81
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. Nor FIT FOR 4 junior. Among the jurors
drawn for the United States Circuit Court,
which commenced its session in this city yes
terday, was James Allen, of Pennington. His.
name does not appear in the list we publish
this morning, and for a very good reason.
Last week this man (2l, when the intelligence
OF the assassination of President Lincoln
reached Pennington, expressed hist titsnd
his regret that It had not been done two years
sincels Afldavits of this we're forwarded to
Judge Clifford, and, after a conference With
Judge Ware. 1t was decided that such being
was not dt for ajuryman. Accordingly when
Mr.. Allen presented himself at Court, he was
informed by the Deputy Marshal that bis SER
vices were not wanted, and that be was ex-
{. cused from any further attendance. ala 'Ds-a
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AcADEMY OF MUsIc.-The beautiful and
popular play Of aSill Waters run Deep win
be performed at Lancaster Hall this evening,
Mr.. Murray personating tie character Of John
Mildmay. The afterplece is the "Four Sister,
In which that excellent and versatile actress,
Amy Stone, will sustain the characters OF the
Sisters. 1t is an excellent bill and should at
tract aifull house. zee &
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PORTLAND AND4-VI0IN1TY.


NesS Advertssesaents To-DaN.
. Theatre Deeripg Hall This Evsnine..
Theatse-Lancas er Hall.
Ancdon Saie-Honry Bailey q Co.
Auction Sal Sc. M. Patton.
Dry GOods--G X Bath.
Tea Meefif g-Sscoarappa. 3
Store to LIE --S73 Middle st.
Timber ftf Sale--G ~. Smith
s Fancy GoodB-ia 81 erket SQUARE.
nN To Ianhold rs and Victualers.
House Ter Sale-97 Franklin Sc.
State OF Maiue -Icuncil Meeting.
TO Grocer IF, A. Smith
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A FEW more advanced purils in Latin, Greek or
"A Msihemasics can be attended to by gentleman
who can furnish The best of references as TO cha
YER aud aBiiitv. Address c. o. y, Box I0s Portland
?, o. tor further particulars. "s8'E1s aI24d2w
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y WASHINGTON, April "a.
I. a delegation Of loyal southern refugees
waited upon the President to-day In re-
spouse to their address the President reiterat.
ed former speeches, and closed by saying he
would do all in his power to cause q speedy
return Of paaca. -1-lsissts -
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RnardY

DLEAsANT suiis Of Rooms furnished or mn.
III furnished, with board, at n Free at
Re4psc ale trauscieht boarders accommodated. a
D Fsp24dlRf Il TO INA ~
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avv,,,.,--.y, oeAl mans SAFE.
'nE anaer1gntc, Guardian Of Lerdal W o.
y coed. minor child OF } rancls Os0oo1 .sfe ~
SSSstiand IN the County OF Cumberlafd deeetsed
gives notice that che will sell pursus a. 10
- q; on tne premises. Thursday, tne 27th oav a.
AprL,looo. at o'clock r. n ali said m nor, III, -
es. as tenant In common In certain real eStst
ate In SSH Portland, on The Northeaet,,iv 80
ursen ; Iest, messurin thres rods on ssid street
quo exte noing back ore hundred fesf more or leas
W Saaton Street. h9l1ing the same width -Al-o
one % on the srtbeastsr ~ d. 81 Cantol Street
measurlng about " ieet on said Street and extsnd
ing oack ~ or 20 feet, moe or leee.
RdODA r. OSGO0D Guradiau
HHShx BAILEY Co. Auction -
90 is1ef nd ffo 0sai III lawul. ap21 then edtd
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! rREAsURY DEF ARTMEr,

. .s,s,'e15s s,.f Washington, April l7ih, 1885 J.
q xKTHEREAS, by satisfaetory evidence presenter
that The Merehaats' oii0nGt Bozs If Portland
in the City of Portland, In the County Of Cumber
ndsf aad according to the requirements of the Act
not Congress entitled "An-Actto provide Eationni
Currercv. secured by g. pledge o United States
Bonds aud to provide for the circulation and re-
dempticntbereof.', Approved June 9, 1884, and hss
complied with all tho provissn. OF said ct equiso
to be implied with before, commencing The o"'t
ness Of Ba ngunder sail Actfe - ~
y NOV. therefore. /. freeman Cyagk ComSgTE M Wey
the Currency. do eersbyn asrtfs Inst sba citv On
chants National Bufk Of Perf Ion d n ma a. a
fortlaG d in the County 4 Camqene.hh bn"ir s's M
Of Msine, is authorized to com1enoo '.S 49,
Banking under the Act aforesssIu, hsnd ANA seal
of .fIies this :svsntses h dsy Of Anil, 1856
II, s'losr % pv c6npti 81 Of, the eerrency.
=. No lOoa. =, Z. al go a1aa N aszz -
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LAD .
W--l 49,.

Eho have cold hands ard feet; WEAK stomaensi
arae ana weak backs; nervous and sick headaches
lizziness and swimming IN tho head, with indiges.
ion ana constipation OF the bowels pain In the SIDE
md S.aok. loueor<hOa, Tor whitesl; falling OF the
,vonb with informal oanoersi turlors, polypus, ano
III that ion train Of diseases viii find In Electric
ffV sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaiiep,
II Troubles with Young ladies' eoir1lty ls 7erteie
DecIfic and will In short time restcrcth ' 'unerst
* fhe vleor Of health.
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FINANCIAL.
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.
soaU- =, 500 SIX Per Cent. !.
GQlp-BEARiNG Busns

!. These Bonds are worth apremiun which ino,e.,.
es the actual profit on the 7sO loan and its creme
tion from State and municipal ia sation which ada
nom ore TO three per eems. more. according to
tho rate levied on other property The interest s
payable mcurrency semi-snnnaliy BY coupOnsattach
ed to each note which may 10 out on and sold to any
bank or banker. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEW
YOEK MARBET.

ABW YORK, September 10
Ths Post has the following weekly review Of the
wholesale market:
The prices for Provisions have slightly decnnedi
transactions are moderate.
There has bsen an improved demand for corn ana
whisky by exporters, and with the most favorable
advic . from EUROPE prices have advanced. Inc
arrives have be- n lib rel, but they have not great
ly sxce'ded the Gales. The market Gloss TO dsy
very hTm-
prices for shipping brands are far above shippers
orders aod with unf,vorAbe sdsicss fr,m Europe
buy ers' generally Snticipats q dec inc Of E0@sOc
per BIB 5 on lower grades and S95Oo on better
brands. The market closes at 81, sOaT, SO for extra
stNte and IS, 5OAs, 20 for Chicago tpring.
In Wheat there has b en- q moderate degree Of
activity dur- z the week, owirg to the define in
exchan &c and gold. The markst closes unsettled
and inegular atSi,65sl.6 81 f1f spring. winter red
The supply of Barley has Increased and the mar
Osis h ve,b-en 10 fair demand and ut valuable
prizes The market closes nTm At dA56c for wess-
Ern. q.
Of order-apd has steadily declined Found Germ
is firm and in good demand. Market clCsisg at sUe
for mixed western.
Petrok um has been more artive. Crude has adj
vanced &c per gallon, closing firm at sec; The de-
mand has been principally for export behned IN
bond Is still n sm Ill supply and prices have ad-
vanced The demand has been good Tor export
Ths demand for Pork has been more general and
prices have advanced. The steady imrr. yement
Of the outheru rtates md the limited arriVas
have given holders advantages. The market closes
firm at $50, 5uaSS. 6z1z for new mess; and Sb,5Oa
1910 for pTims mes.
Beef has b en- in good request and Erees nave
advanced. The demand was principally Tor the
English market. Prices are nominal
Bacon has besn in more act W demand, but AZ
lower and and Irregular prices. Cumberland cut
sold At Isc
/ ard has rspi ly sdvanced and closes firm at 28h
a $50
WhiskT is in active speculative demand, with
advanced pric s, closing firm ct S2,2saz,Z9.