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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

morning that President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward had returnad to Washington. after
conference with the Rebel Commissioners,
which resulted in no change of the attitude of
either the Government. or the Rebels
Private kilograms have since been received
making inquiry az to the truth of this state
mens, because the whole truth had not bean
stated with regard to the prospective and i'm
mediate results from Richmond. Now that
brief telegram is reliable, and was obtained
from the best authority
No details have as yet been inside known,
nor is it probable that they will transpire, the
President and Secretary Seward being the
only party present On our side, and The con-
ference being entirely informal-more in the
character of IL general conversation 70 elicit
the views Of all who composed it than grave
diplomatic discussion. Beyond this, what
ever may be said mus, be mere speculation.
The conversation dill not result in an
agreement The main feature, involving the
question of separation of, and submission 30
the Upionf having been left undecided OF
course those of minor character could have
no existence, and so the parties separated.
AS far as can be sscsrtsined nothing was said
az to future meetings, and the issue seems to
be left precisely where it vas before sbe con-
fersncc. There 10 no ysriSestion Of the re-
port circulating to-day that they had agreed
upon T. general exchange ofprisouers
Tia Return Of the Pyssidsls
WA.HIxoroN, Feb 4-Ths Star has the
| following particulars Of the Presidents re-
turn: President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward arrived in Washington At s.. this
morning by special train from Annapolis,
on their return from Fortress Monroe.
The President, who left here on Thursday
at II Is A. N accompanied by Mr.. Geo. s.
Koontz agent Of ths Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, arrived at Annapolis at
Us p NJ. and. in eoHpany with Mr.. X.
proceeded to the Naval Academy, where the
steamer Collyer hsd steamed up. and, gon Z
aboard of her, left Immediately for Fortress
Monroe. arriving at an early hvay yesterday
morning.
During yesterday morning two boats. the
Mary Martin, bearing the Rebel deputation
to Fortress Monroe. and the River Queer
on which Mr.. Seward went down, were dashed
side by side during which tiae the President
and Secretary of State and the Rebel &cputa-
ton had portractsd interview.
The bosts separated about dusk, and the
River Queen Immediately steamed for An
napo;s, where she arrived early this morn
ing.
The special train. which was in waiting for
the party, left that place a, 80, and srrived
here, as stated. about o this morning
Generals Williams and Ingalls,, who came
up on the Colyar last night. were on the sane
train, as were also Mr.. r.. 5. Chew. Of the
State Department. who went down with Mr.
Seward. Major Eckerts. of the United STATES
Military Telegraph, and Charles Forbes, an
aHucAs of the White House, who accompanied
the President
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
AND
LITER AIRY LECTU RE.

The Sunday-School connected With the English
Lutheran Congregation Of this city will give -
'oncert in the FRS; Lutheran Church, on THURS
DAY EVENING the 10Th inst, at Il o'clock
The music will consist Of Xae'ed and patriotic
pieces. %. 81
After the first part Of tho rezcrrt. the Pastor,
Rsv. A. J. Weddc will deliver Literary Lecture
subject: THi REVELATIONS or THE GREAT STONE
Boox on THE v osDrGs or GEOLOGY. The Lecturer
will make special references TO tho geological forn,a
ions iu ths vicinity of our e;ry.
Admission 80 Its. Children rs. Proceeds to DO
devoted TO a S.bbath-Scbool Library.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
Attitude Of Affairs Unchanged.

Return OF President Lincoln
and Secretary Seward.
| [Speca! Despatch to The Baltimore Americana
| AsxApolIs. February i.-Pr"sident lin
caln and Secretary Seward, accompanied by
General Ingalls, Of General Grants S,ait and
few other officers, arrived at the wharf of
the Naval Academy this Morning from she
/" Peace Conference" on the James river, in
General Grants despatch boat, Henry ilartin.
President Brown, Of the Annapolis Railroad
Immediately seat his private car to the Naval
Academy, from whence the distinguished
party were immediately conveyed to Wash
iNgton None Of the Rebel Commissioners
were with them, and il is presumed here snd
is quite probable. that ,hey have returned to
Richmond TO inform the auth rifles tkere OF
the result Of their mission President lin
coin and Secretary Coward. both appeared
much pleased with their trip OF course
there ARE many runners here concerning the
resent interview, but ] do hot deem them
worth teleqraphing A dsy or .wo will solve
the mystery attending ths whole affair.
Mac.
The Peace Commissioners Gone Back to Rich
n0nd.
PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Thc special
W. k;,o,o, o,r,osnoulo,t ~ ,ho y,.r .,.
~ :. prss;da,, I;,,oln and Mr. ca.ra l.f,
| Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon, and the
,I'o $3.50 ", ,a., ,ha, rnra .ha
w. p.s's .,,l
10 "' ~
Tho Peace Commission Failure-A Four
Hours Conference.-The Attitude Of
Affairs Unchanged
WAsHIHGToN. fcb. 4 The Prssden. and
Secretary Of State arrived here this morning.
from Fort Monroe. at ten O'Clock. They had
All informal conference yesterday with Mr.
Stephens, and Iii, associates, Hunter and
Campbell, on board the River Queen, in
Hampton Roads.
The conference occupied four hours and is
posit,rsty hnomn to 'are resulted an no chsnsr
Of the 0Hi,sis either Of the Government or II
the Rebels. in other wSrtIs, 1T wAs A FAILURE
The President Observation-Disclosures eply At
taiuabls on tbs Basis Of Submission.
WAsuIsGros. Eco. 5.-It is olncul, to
n,ocure details eonccrninc the recent confer
ence between the President and the Secretary
of STATE and the Rebel Commissioners lint it
il asserted that the President. tLroupbvut the
conversation, insisted THAI 10 should contisuc
The prosecution ~ ne Udr. on TIE principte
heretofore tlccle,ei, Hunely: Of coMpxLLIaG
oDEDIAScx TO THE CoNsrITrTIoS, AND ON THE
BASIS OF TINE UNION. and admitting pence only
on these terms WA him there pus
to he no dertation tram ms course. So the
Commissioners were ef. in no doubt whatever
on this material point.
The conversation was conducted in the
most courteous and respectful manner, and
the Commissioners returned to Riehmond
thoroughly understanding the views express
sei by the President. Therefore, if anything
further is to be sad on shis subject, it must
come frou the Eebels themselves AS has
heretofore been stated, there was no agree-
mcnt upon any point at issue. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY asserted by the intimate friends of the
President that no concession or promise WAS
made by him in the least degree yielding the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
I LIST OF LETTERS.

7 ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
~ post-office at Cumberland. State of Maryland,
s;h day of Feb. 1855.
~ ITO obtain any of these letters, the. appl-
must call for osverfised letters. give the dsts
OF this list and pay oEe cent for Advertising
"FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers at the
residence, of owners, may I've secured by observing
the foIloxing rules;
~. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, as well as the post-otlice and State.
IN. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a let
ter to the writer, il unclaimed within 30 days or
less written printed with the writer name lo,.-
office and Safe, across the left hand and OF the e.
velope on the face side, will he complied with at the
usual prepaid rate Of postage, payable when tha
letter is delivered to the writer -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

II CorroN COMING ~ Five ofths feet of vessels
on which Collector Draper is loading the cot
ton captured at Savannah by Gen. Sherman
srr;ved 1t Port Roy:l. s. c.. on the 28th
'ult There are twelve more vessels of the
aset. aud whom slI had arrived at Port Royal
thev would sail tor New York under convoy
1ssssras revenue cutters
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
NeW advertisements.
MONO p Fl l L Lips
.r go
Genuine improved Super
PHOSPH ATE OF LIN e..
30 FOR SALEA
MANUFACTURERS DEPOTs,
No. ~ N. Front Street, PhiladsIphiA, and No. H.,
Bowly's Wa@I
NeW advertisements
BAL. TIMORE, MD.

The Subscriber bsgs lsavs 10 inform Dealers and
Consumers that he is now prepared 10 furnish Mt
RIO PHILLIPS GENUINE IMPROVED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LINE, in any quantities.
The universal satisfaction this article has given
during the past four years, has SO increased TIE de-
nand that have been compell,d TO greatly enlarge
ny capacity for its Manufacture and have been in
duced to establish branch house in the city Of
Baltimore trust that will he able to fill al or
dsrS during the season Yet my rule is, first come
first served. DIscOrIT TO DEALERS.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Feb .e--Gm. Sole Proprietor l. Manufactr.
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70 TIE ENROLLED IND DRAFTED
r CITIZENS or iALLEI;ANl- CO.
GINNING, 4 90

OLD EsrABLIsHrD SUBSTITUTE AGkS1s. No. III,
SorrH GAY ST., BALTIMORE, Mn.
We are at all times prepared TO furnish TO the cit
xsus Of All-gAny County, good alien and contra
Jand substitutes, for the lcriods of one, two, Or
hree years releasing the parties from all drafts for
he time specified, and at lower prizes than can lie
lone by any other house in the State. Our facil-
lies for obtaining substitutes nrs such that We cnn
III orders for any number in the quckes: possible
sine. We ask no money. until We prssent your re-
.ase papers. written guarantee given in every
use X desired. Call on or address
CUNNING 4 CO..
No. IN Sontl Gs., ST. BALTIC. Nd.
Fob, a-Gw~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

pressed tie most friendly interest in her well
fare. He said that upon one occasion, when
he subject Of his own marriage was mentioned
to Miss Harris, she told hiu she was .pyagc,l
to Mr. Devlin, brother Of the " lies with
whom she had her home in Chicago
Mrs. Burroughs yesterday stated that about
twelve months ago Mr. b. received, through
the mail, strange newspaper, IN which was
n marriage notice marked. and that Mr. b.
requested her to cst ii Gus and preserve it,
vhca she did. The notirss which she pro-
duced and showed to scns friends, read some
what as Sllows Fa11fvj by Bishop Du-
gan, Mr.. Charles Devlin, of Baltimore. to
Miss Mary e. Harris, q Burlington. Iowa ,"
MY. Burroughs, upon reading it. said .'he
wasIglad to learu Of the marriage hoped she
had married well, for she was good girl,
AND had seen some hard times"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
A GENERAL MEETING.

A general meeting will he held in the Fra, Lu-'
therau Church Oh Friday, The 10Th, At II P. NJ, in
shalt Of the U. S. Christian Commission.
Speakers from Abroad ere eI;ec,ed. Rev. M.
Gilbert, Bible and U. S. e. G. Agent, Rev. n.
Eschback, Raw. G. a. Am<, Gtn'l Field Sc reary,,
aud J. h. Miller, Esq,, Gen Field Agent, e. S. G.
T., Lieut.. Col. Carroll, LIST. Vet. Va and others,
The attendance from city and country is respect
July invited.
ERASTvS C0I.TEN,
Ag't T.. $. c. G.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

+ Two BAD Casa or PlLns CuRED- BY DR.
Ssricklnnd's Pile Remedy. MIR. Glass of
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin. writes for benefit the
Of oil who suffer with the Piles. that he has
been troubled for eight years with an agra
waited case of Piles, aud bis brother war dis
charged from the army as incurablo, Che be-
ing quite ,parslyzed5 with the Pilcs) Both
these distressing cases were Cured with one
bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The
Recommendation of these gentlemen. beside
the daily testimonials received by DR.. Strick-
and, ought to convince those suffering, that
the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles are
cured by DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold by Druggists generally.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

ne- TO ADVER TISERS-Th Circulation q
Al. cTYJLIdN AND TELEGRArH is more
Msn TwIcs As LARGE a, that Of any ofh'r Pdp'T puo-
H,hsd in his City or County, and therefore presents
-.s,.r sdUantagss to The AGvertisiHg Iu'he ina" o.
JS.d through any other medium. word to the ''''e
10 sufficient. ...... o.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
TEE PEACE MOVEMENT.

TEE PEACE MOVEMENT.
RETURN or PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
SECRETARY SEWARD IN COMPANY.
RETURN or E1EiE2EE E,VVeeNS
TIE NEGOTIATIONS A FAILURE.
-Four Hours Conference.
Rebels Demand independence.
Attitude of AGairs Unchanged.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

Ths British government uses petroleum TOR
generating steain.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09
Rebels Demand Independence.

-Four Hours Conference.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

THE NEGOTIATIONS A FAILURE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

one repeatedly reiterated her asSevcratioG
that there had been nothing improper between
her and Mr. Burroughs,
Accepting the above to be true, the reader
will readily decide upon the measure Of justi-
fcstion contained therein. After hearing it.
we deemed it our duty to the public TO visit
some of the friends of the deceased, and to
obtain from them such informasies as they
might be willing to give.
From them we learned tina. !Ir. Borough,
was the brother of Mr.. Burroughs, President
of he Douglas College Ga Baptist seminary,
at Chicago that he did reside for conside-
rable time at Burlington, Iowa. where lie be-
came acquainted with and much interested in
Miss Mary Harris befriendod her in various
ways especially against religious persecution
by some of her relatives who were Catholics
subsequently aided her by his social influence
and otherwise in Chicago and tina: she az
tended his brothers seminary at Chicago.
They also state that Mr.. Burroughs fre-
quently told Miss Harris that he could not
reciprocate her attachment and could not
marry her; notified her OF his intended mar
riage to the lady (nnw left "a widow by his
sad decease) short time before the wedding
called upon her with his bride soon after and
was well received
We are also informed that when Mr Bur
roughs started to go to Chicago to be mar
red, in August 1853, he told gentleman
here, he had had a great struggle between
inclination arising from the affection of earlier
years and duty, but had decided to marry the
lady who soon after became his wife.
His friends claim that he has ever been
gentleman of unbiemished morals. and of the
highest honor. lie attended the Baptist
Church in this city, with his wife, every
Sunday. He always spoke'in terms of strong
-o..- ,J..;on Sc N:-- - -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

RETURN OF EaEE2EA E.VyGYS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-09

Lieut.. Governor Cox IN the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Whitney, leave was
granted the Committee on Corporations to re.
port bill to incorporate the United States
Real Estate. Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany Of Maryland.
The House communicated n message that
the State Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton had presented system of public instruc-
ton for the consideration of the General As
semhly.
Mr.. Carroll, from the Committee on Fed
cral Relations, reported without amendment
the Joint Resolution ratifying the proposed
Amendment to the Constitution forever pro-
hihiting slavery in the United STATES.
Mr. King, from special committee to wait
upon the Attorney General and ascertain his
opinion upon subjects referred to him by the
House. stated that that officer decided that it
was competent and legal for this General As
sernbly to elect State Librarian. The opin-
ion takes the ground that the present incum-
bent vacates tho Office on the 33d Of April.
1865. tho new Constitution changing the
Tenure NJ the office. compensation. ctc.f On
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Proposals.
OrFIcr oy AssisrAsT CosNIssARY. .GgyEVaL
OF SuB-rsrENCg, No. STaTysr,
RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals q

Newfork September %, 1857
4 RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals lin
O'Clock, p m., THURSDAY, October 5, for slp-
PLYING for IN, Of the uutcdstate Army SuBslsT'
ESCE STORES, to be delivered in SewYoEs or brooklyn
5000 barrels of first qrsly supcrne Southern, -
Louis other brands OF fLOl r. sud6e for ketny Il.
climate The brands and places OF msnusciur be
the bids and whether ii uni fat hoop barrels
The bre BE- In good Shipping oTdrr i1 h-sdued and
| bnnss Aaed.
& O1O "a lone Of tho hes, quality Of PURE VINEGAR.
made only cider WHISKY free from s foreign ocics
and jafous 'uo.iances and Of uniform strength. thr
60 neurasc the Cider Nn"sor TO b. of
cqcsl strength to be PIT up n half barrels Of y gallons e.
paci,y .te ssmPes u hi. Office. FOX IhNtplAtk pf
LIVERY farh proposal must stale eiuety tho hHd and
quality q LaesaI oayied. and tie Mud II Plekaso
PofAfoEs-such quantities IS may b. reeaired dnfns
ordinary, wei. cooTe q barrc!s
sOSI0SS-Such quan;i,i. may be required daring tie
mouth o October 1885, 90 pounas 10 the oushe IA barrels a
above. .
printed copy OF this Advertisement must be attached to
each pfopo a. ana the proposal. must specific comply
ins pr,cisey with terms Fach bid TO have conr
alton contain the written guaranty % two Tesponsoe
nenes a. iolows: . .
any part Of tie ABOVE bid be accepted shall be duly inned
according to true plpoFi and conds ons also that writ
ten contract WIN bonds 10 IN, amount OF ohouflh OF 'ne
value Of tue stores proposed to be furnished shall bo executed
Tie sellers nsme place Of bnsness and the Date of rur
ahas well the OF contents. with weight ard
tarc aud shipping marks 20 be hereafter Designated must BE-
plainly marked every package. All other Old rsrAs must
| De obitrrHted.
An the stores viii be cArefuy Inspected before their de-
livery. and compared with the retained samples Re;un of
weights signed by professional public wesher must DO fur
Pagmeaf be made ia sseh fund. nay be u,ri.hsdJor
the pGrrosc
pense 10 the United S,ses until required for ipneut.
Baass Jor Prcpot1t H be Jgrnissed az n' gTcs, rh y
"t be i"o'.t n anenrrpe aedreed 20 t.e 1adrsigH'd
H. T. CLARKE. (Ocl I'll, ~ ID. &. and \. L. u. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
SATURDAY, Sept. 30-r. NJ.


Gold opened at l44, and closed at ]A!. The
market has been dull and steady Gil day.
Government Bonds have been strong with no
transactions of note. There was a moderate busi-
ness in Railway and State Bonds at full prices.
Anthracite Coal stocks were firm; Cumberland
Coal stocks dull and neglected; Quicksilver was
strong and sold at 49s Pacific Mail scrip sold al 22
Railway shares have been strong and in good de-
nand. Reading and Michigan Southern have been
yery active, and monopolizcd the attention of the
street after the call THERE'S argeshor interest in
Reading yet uncovered, and the stock continues to
be in active cash demand, and higher prices are
looked for. Michigan Southern is strongly neld on
the large earnings, and great confidence is felt in
the property by parties who have examined it,
The advance is also stimulated by the large short
interest made on the announcement of the division
In the guarantees stock case, and any attempt
mado to coyer would advance the prices materially.
The property well managed can be made as valuable
rs Michigan Central. Rock Island and fort
Wayne were also strong and but small amounts oi
stoeks could be purchased at quotations. The
elosinr figures we're.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
financial.
ovv,cr n, TgE Uysvoop Nryrs" No. Wsnst I
Nvw.YoHx Sent. C. lpJ

OYYCE o. THE HAYWOOD MIME No. bNnu-I
NywYoRK. Sept G, ibJ.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ aescr.bed SHARES Of STOCK ofTHE HtNWoop
MINES have forfeited ami viii be sold ct Pubhc Auc
tiou al the Oice OF tho Secretary o the Company 10
aLst. NewYort on SATURDAY, the liih day 81 oet9
ber 1885 a. y o'clock noon tie Spent oi install
uenis on the sane 90 foons =. .- 4,
For Insisueut due January 10, 1903, and
June 2O 1865 Of : each per share. . .,,,
Ceyin No ~ Of {, :. Buhnrl of1 ~ shafeA
This CeTtihg et. In possession OF Company. ,ono
Cerihsa. No 20. in II i. 4. Coventry, Tor l"o
Sharrs This Certificate IN possrs'ion ofC CoHPsry.
Ccrthcate No r. in Of 4. ~ Green, for co shares
Certificate No 81 in Of Joseph ourr, cr 40 Sbare
Ccricse NJ. o. 10 oi }. '. Niiaason, iof iV'
ShsIcs. - 49,, 90 e,
Certificate No. 20 IN oi Levi Dickson for lo sh.re
For pawn at Of ln,ialueBt due June ~ 5J' 81 ri
PEG sb.se: " =, e.,, ,o1 c..
CeIHcs,. No ~ m nape ~ Alex H. Siblcy fer 500 Shares
Tie Certificate In p,ss-ssion 4 Company ~
Certificate No n ~ of Spencer Via Co.. Ter 10"
Shares. This Ceftii ate in poss.ssion o Company.
Cerhcitc No. ~ 4 jno. r. kceicr ior - sbsrc'
Certificate No p h. o John johnson Tor 90 shsies
Certificate No. -, OF Thos. H. Irot;eF for 20
Shares o.
Cerifca,e No t Ia o Joe " Troer. for 100 Shares
Certificate No ~ Ga 81 d. &. Levy. for l0p shares
Certificate No. o. IN u fob' sls for lpl shares
Certificate No. 81 in oi Roh Seia, 10 - ch1r"s
C-rtGcae No ~ in use of W l.. Lsns!ey Or 80 shares
~ JAMES II. YoUNC. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

mar hhl over vesterays prices For future delivery
We hear Of 10 sales; the sales cash and tegaar are
Prime. $40 so for Prime Mess. and s27 so for Pumps
Beef IL In good demand and frmer: sales OF 20 DDS
at el2a Il for Plain Mess, tl4a sl5 % for Extra do
and s. $40 for Stale Beef Tieroe Beef Is dull ana
nominal. Beef Hans arc out Of market. Cut Meats
are ouet owing 70 the want Of stock; prices are more
or less nominal Bacon is dull and nominal Lard Is
plenty. and dull and e1sier sales OF ao9 a
egI 3Oc tor fair toprme Steam and Kettle RENDERED.
For future delivery hear Of soes Of 400 tcs Prime
Larasseler's option December, at 2i3o
BUTTER is duh and easier. We quote: ,.a,.
~ Y Sta,c, Welsh tubs, strictly fine D....43d 40 -
~ Y State, Welsh tabs. fair to eood'.....4 ats ~
" " State. irkin tubs, strictly mo 80
N Y State frkns Ine. y ~
Penn common 10 n ndum oo 70, o.
Western Reserve good 10 fine. yellow o 90
Western Reserve. cominon TO medium SySs,
| Mich III Ind & Wis good 10 fne Yellow. 90
Mich. Ill. Ind. Wis common to medium. ..''-o d'~
CHEFsE is quiet and unchanged. We quote:
| state factory good 10 choice. D......io az
State fair to good. Od...................---lf dio
State dairles. choice. e...-...........-.'ao ~ ~
| English dairy Comm. o. o.
Fngsh dairy Oho). o).........--..--...--io e.,
Vermont daiI y.....-.............. -.....iS anu
| PETROLEUM continues IN good demand but prices
are scarcely so firm sales at m iOc. for Crude, o2
sc for Refined in bond. and 7gds2c for do free
KICE-Nothing important bas ranspIeu to'"n'
prices unchanged. 49,,
SUGARS-Raw continue in demand from both
reners and the trado aud prices are again Dettof,
closing buoysnt We quote far hennne AZ sno hSJs AZ
ia aI4c for Cuba; Refined also irmer, closing at
| 2O;c tor Hards G., -.
SEEDS-lhc demand is moderate for Clover Seea, al
4QI5c Timothy seed is quiet at e. '5d 80 70 pusn'
Rough Flsx Seed is quiet at O. Tor good. =. .,
| TALLOW-The market IL quiet but steady; saieS o'
Is 900 ID at HE for Western. and i''@iaie. i'i
WHISKY-The market is dull and prices are heavy;
sales OF 20 bbls. at e. 29i 81 80 for Western