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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18

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FRIDAY EVENING, MAY is. 1866.
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HENRY A. WISE is permitted TO go to any
part of the United States he may choose.
RAILWAY communication between Charles
ton and Augusta, Ca, is now open for the
frat time since the close of the war.
IT Is probable that almost the entire sugar
crop of Louisiana has been destroyed by the
overflow
WINTER weather in the vicinity of Macki-
mac Straits never was known to be more Sc
we're than during the present year.
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TIE Columbia river ut this point is rapidly
rising, ard promises to give Main street a
ducking should II continne n week longer.
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TIE Los Angeles oil refinery lately refined
quantity of crude oil taken from the Pico
Spring, San Fernando.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will ad-
journ o.night, and the members will return
10
TIE difficulties of the New Almaden quick
silver mines having been settled, the company
will soon resume work.
A PIUTE Indian lately entered the Office of
the Virginia City Union, and bought copy of
that paper.
THERE was but single death in Sacramento
last week, and that, young child under
three years old.
We are under obligations 10 the messengers
ofWells, Fargo & Co. for favors during the
wuek.
TAG New York NewS heads an article " A
little story with little moral" The same
paper is in the habit of telling big stories
with no morals.
A FRENCH company has formally signifed
their acceptance of the charter of the Vir-
Cinia Canal Company, as awarded by the
Legislatures of Virginia and West Virginia.
OSE-FoURTH of the persons just appointed
to take charge of the twenty-foui posto fiices
re.opened in North Carolina and Virginia are
women.
THg New York News-Democrat-is still
imploring, arguing for and demanding pro-
clamation of general amnesty from Presiden'
johnson to the Southern people.
Tas Santa Cruz (Cal. ,)Scatinel says the
weather was so hot in that vicinity a few day.
ago, that the thermometer Of the Powder Mill
marked lO4o Rather warm for making gun
powder.
Ir is thought that the Democrats in tn
event offaiing TO nominate President John
sou, for reelection, aud not liking Grant o
Butler, will take up and put forward for tn
position, General Amnesty.
Pennsylvania is the only State, thus raj
which has actually assumed the care of tn
children of her dead soldiers, and two thoui
and Of these are now in schools in that State
The cost per pupil is about $3.50 per annuu
exclusive of clothes.
An agricultural reporter says the people I
the Oarciinas, Georgia, Alabama aud Missi
eippi are planting all the cotton they can, b,
labor 10 scarce, and the freedmen are emigr,
ting 10 the Southwest. Corn and wheat al
promising.
GREAT damage was done to railroads ar
other kinds of property in Wisconsin, by Il
freshet which recently occurred there. \
lives have been reported lost. AT La Cross
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18

SPRING. Now is the time to purify your blood. HALL
sarasparla Yellow Dock and Iodde of Potass decided
y the best thing in for that purpose. Sold by drug
pists everywhere
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-18

Columbia Lodge, No. s, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, iu Gates
Hail. corner of Second and Court Streets. Brothers In
good standing invited to attend. by order NC.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
Marriage and Celibacy,

u Essay of warning aud instructiun FOR Young
~ Men. Also, dis ase, an abuses " hrh preIua-
tnrey pr0sfrittc the Vital fowcrs, with
of relief Seni free Of cha,ge reIod lrttcf cave
iopes. Address J. SkIfiIN nDIGuTUS Iuw-
erd asyciation, Philadelphia, Pa. jaAl-66-ip
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29
THE FtNNIt:IN VOTE.

Resi- >c'fn''y dedicated to all those " Flo
nsgi',s who have taken such sudden
lIk H., Tor NE eilv "KADs ~
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-03-15
sROCER,s WRAPPING PAPER!

A CHOICE article Of Extra Heavy, Grocsr's
~ Wrapping Paper, ct New Orleans prices
lsb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-03-15

CALLS respectfully the attention Of the
" public TO his large and excellent stock Of goods
pertaining TO his line of merchandise. He be-
speaks liberal share of public patronage.
Store on Third street, opposite the building OF
the louisiana State Bank. juyI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

dent viii tomorrow return 10 the Senate tho Civil
Rights bill with his objections while others assert that
the message is already prepared
REPORT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
Senator Howard having returned to Washing
ton II is expected that the r,poTt of the Commtee on
RecUns trucion embFang the testimony of Gen. Lee,
will be presented early this week.
DISBURSEMENTS or THE TREASURY.
Last week the Secretary Of the Treasury
made the following disbursements account Of rhe
hereinafter m6ntoned departments; War, g. is9 7Ri
Navy, Si,053729; Interior, sl,e0e,sl3. Tolal 3d.
1872 294.
CORRECTION
In preparing the Loan bill to be telegraphed
yesterday, pr1ated copy used cont lining olause
which had been struck out. The following clause should
nave been omitted:
Aud provided Tina, the bonds which may be disposed Of
elsewhere ;Lan the United States may he made paytb
both principal aud interest," in the coin currency Of TIE
country in which they made payable bu shall not bear
rate IL inter- st exceeding iys cenun per annum"
The above clause not in the bin as 1t was passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

an ultimate satisfactory adjustment Of political relations
between this Government and he states. section or
people now engaged in conf vt with It.
This sugs est.o though deliberately considered, was
nevertheless regarded BY the President ~ ono OF arms
tee or truce and he announced tiat ~e con agree 10
no cessation or Suspension If hOstties except on the
basis Of the dso nens Of the insurgent forces and
the restoration of the national authority throughout all
the States in the Union. Coateray and IN suoordna-
ton to the proposition thas thus announced the
anti Slavery pclicy Of the United States was reviewed
in all its bearings and the President announced that
he must not be expected dspar. from the positions he
had heretofore assumed mis- Proclamation Of Imam
cpation and other documents these positions were
reiterated in his last annual message IL further
declared By the President that the complete restoration
Of the national authority Indispensable cond'-
ton of any assent Oh our part to whatever form OF
peace miqht he proposed. The President assured the
other party that while lie adhere TO these posi-
tons be would be prepared far power is lodged
with the Executive TO exercise oerality
His power is limited BY the Constitution. And when
peace should be male Congress must necessarily act 10
regard appropriations Of money and to the admission
OF Representatives from the insurrectionary States
The Richmond party tnen informed that Congress
had on the 3lst ul aaopled by sti,utional major
ty Joint resolution. suomting to the several States
the proposition to abolish Slavery the Unon
and that there is every n expect that It viii soon
be accepted by urns of the States, so as 70 De-
come part Of the national organic Law. The confer
ence came to an end by matui acquieseence without
procuring an agreement Of views upon the several mat
ters discussed or any Of them Nevertheless /. IL per-
haps Of some importance that we have been able to SUD-
NIT our opinions and views directly to prominent ID
surgents and to hear them answer In courteous ano
not unfriendly manner.
l am Sir your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. srwArp.
Charles Francis Adams. esq.,. &C., &c. rI r }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

The Attack Upon the Belgian
Commissioners. vrt -
Thirty Thousand French Troops 10
Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS. Frid y. March .. is6e.


The Pieayune has the following:
The steamer Sonora. from Vera Cruz on the 18th,
via Tampico on tie 18th aud Bigdad the 18th inst
has arrived here.
The weather at Vera Cruz Is already quite warm, bot
the city Is quite healthy. Tie population is large com
pared 10 what II was in former years. Business 10
lively The work on the railroad from the seacoast ID
the direction Of the capital progressing rapidly Dus
tie road is not running order yet further than Paso
del Macho, A. miles from Vera Crnz.
The Commission which went to Mexico to announce
tse death OF King Leopold OF Begun to the Empress
Cariota while returning 10 Vera Cruz were attacked
by Yuerrilas at Rio FRO between Puebla and the CAPT.
tai One Of lhem killed; another had DIS arm
fractured and II afterwards had TO be ampuated ano
the third was badly wounded. .
| A Messenger by the Sonora. who LETT San Lnis os
po,osi February 18th, and VINO passed through Quere
taro Pueba and Orz sba, reports ouslness Gun IN o3n
Luis. Rents were unaccountaby high. The mines
and especially the Cafasco mines. were verss1veiy a
regular stage was running between San Luis Mohteey
and Saltlo but there no COMMUNICATION WIZ
Matar.oros or Tampco. Al was quiet IN oan Lus
but so In the country around It, All was quiet Do
tween San Luis and Quereiaro and the capital.
The dates from the City Of Mexico are 10 the 10Th nst
The capital was full Of people, but business was Gull
Few Americans were there. They had al gone 70 Cor
dova
Bagdat. .,.
Small quantities Of troops were constantly arriving n
Mexico from Europe aud not many were ieavlog-oniy
such whose time OF service was mp were going away.
Thirty Thousand French troops are IN Mexico anopt
10 COO OF whom are under Gen. Meja, who Is highly
trusted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

The followings{are the losses sustained in the
late disastrous fire at Minneaolis, MIMI: Hartford
City Fire Insurance Company. 100; Manhattan.
o. 900; Lamar ST. 900; London and Liverpool SIC
Home Of New-York. $500; North American Of Phls-
dephia, $500; Arctic. soc; Etna. 900; Home Of
New Haven. Gle. $50; ThasDes of Norwich e. 200;
North American Of Hartford 81 900; Ph9nix Of Brook
Ign, s. 500; Connecticut Mutual. $1,000; Rock River.
g. 100 Total S63 $50. There also policies In the
following companies: Metropolitan. Losiliard, Adri'
attic, Merchants Of Hartford. and Putnam; but their
am cunts and the holders thereof are unknown.
As Mr.. Levi Durham, q merchant Of Cincin.
natl, was on his way up the Mississippi from New
Orleans the boat was boarded BY three men who. as
serng that they were officers proceeded 70 arrest him
on charge OF grand larceny. To prove ms innocence
ne proposed to return TO Crescent City, ten miles
distant to which the pretended officers acccded but
whlo en- route the latter assaulted him Knocked him
ssnscess and obtained possession Of all he money and
yaiuaLles 70 TIE amount OF sll 600 Mr.. Durham has
returned to Cincinnati but without obtaining any due
to the thieves.
Theodore Dooley killed negro waiter en-.
p,oycd at Mrs Glaises hotel 10 BeITyvle few days
ago BY knocking him on the head with stick. while
the negro resisted him when he was Ia the act Of
resting him Tor alleged horse-stoalng The iGrJ Of
Inquest returned verdict against Doo.ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
m.,ks,s-P,Dorfed by Tslesrapk.


BALrrnoRn, March A-Corn 10 quiet sales Of White u
7oa7Ic Yellow tic. Oats dull; sses At &C. Flour mac
tive high grades firm Provisions dali and dropping Gro
ceries inactive and heavy. Whisky at e27I
CHICAGO March z4.-Four dali Wheat dull OF 81 k3o
81 ISL Corn arm at Il dlltc for No. Oats dull ct 2sc
Provisions dull sales Of Me.s PORK At SIS S0sS 90 Lard
dull At l8c Sweet Picked Hams at l5c Dressed Hogs
10 f,1 II per 100 10. Live Hogs at % asa 80 80 Re
ceaps-200 bbls Flour 5000 bush. Wheat, 500 bush Corn
900 bush Oats and 200 head Of Hog. Shipmentsl10
bbls Flour 500 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn and 800
bush. Osts
ST. LOUIS March A-Flour and Wheat dull and unehsnFA
Corn rmer AZ 60c for Yellow ard 62ds3tc fo White Oats
unchanged Pork dropping at fl6G 80 80 for Meas. and
f33 50 for Prime Mess Bacon dull and unchanged "ssAy
unsettled; sales at :? 23t , 49,, !. -,
CiSs,srArI March H-Flour very dull Whsky dali
sales at 81 81 Provisions very dali No demand for bnlk
Meats Sides owing to the decline in gold Lard at lie
Gold ia
Of the week 1900 bales receipts OF the week 800 bales e.
ports Of the week 6 baes stock w. SS bales ooio o~
l23 .o,.
PHILADELPHIA, March A-Four dull sales Of Ohio Ct -
R.J =, A. Vd 81 s. Corn stsady: sales Of Yellow Of GO
zoe Oats soc. Whisky dull ct % Sssea2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
The President and Postmaster Cleveland

The following correspondence has been made
public;
"Posr office. HARrToRD CONN, March o. 1906.
&" To PreiidsHi Johnson:
SIN: am now engaged Ia pubhcy advocating tho ,lsc-
ton James T.. Engi candidate for Governor al Con
n.ccu gentleman who Is openly committed 20 the support
Of your veto to defense Of your I'D OF February speech
and your policy Of restoration la opposition to the Die
unonss OF Connecticut
a opposing the election Of Gen. Joseph X. Uawley,
who openly dppfovrd Of your veto and OF your I'D Of FEB
uary speech and declines support your policy opposed
10 the radical majority In Congress my political action is
satisfactory you beg you to receive my resignation US
pos master Of this city.
"Y Your obcdent servant. r. = CLEVELAND"
The President mas returned this TO Mr. Ceye-
lind:
'Your poti al action In UNFOLDING my measures and pol
icy approved Your resignation is Therefore not accepted
but IL herewith returned ANDREw JohksoN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Markets High Waser-Cuban Singer
Mexican Intelligence.
Npw.OpJpANs Saturdo

NEwORLEASs. Saturday. March "a. 1866.
Cotton weak and unsettled; sales 1900 bales;
receipts to-day $50 bales; low Mddling $40 Gold.
l24. Sterling Exchange. 3si. Checks.on New.York /
discount.
The business OF the week closed lively.
The high water has broken through the leyees In
per Louisiana and work Is suspended.
The French Government has issued proposals for SIX
million pounds Of tobacco They cannot be flled here
ss formerly.
Three cargoes Of Cuban sugar for st. Louis arc de.
tanned at quarantine The press call for the removal OF
quarantine There s no cholera fever In the Mexi
can Gulf
The French steamer Louisa brings large number OF
Mexican letters and DISPATCHES for New York and
France Also official letters and dispatches FOR the
French, Belgian aud Austrian Governments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
pROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Marine Items-A Whale In tho Harbor-
Storm.
FORTRESS MONROE, Friday. March %, 1863.

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday. March %, 1863.
The United States receiving ship Constella'
ton, Commander Clsry stationed at Norfolk will be
relieved in few days by the linsofbattleshp New
Hampshire Lieut.. Commander Law. The Constel.
ation has been ordered to the Philadelphia Navy Yard
The steamer Perit, from Mobile the l4th inst. for
Eew.York in ballast arrived here to-day short Of coal
She reports coastwse feights very dull and that the
ate amer Ceres had sailed for New Orleans, and the
Nercedits and Gulf Stream were 10 sail for New York
In ballast The reports OF cholera in Mobile are doubt
less without foundation but the small poI prevailed
there to some extent. principally among the blacks
The United States steamer DE Sofa Capt. William
L. Walker arrived here this afternoon from New York
70 wait for orders.
large grampus whale appeared In the haroor to-day
and remained for several hours
A heavy easterly rain storm set in here to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
1svements Of Oeean Steamers.
PORTLAND, March %, 1866.

The Hibernian, Capt. Dntton, sailed for Liv'
erpool ct st this morning.
FORTRESS MoSRoE March % le66.-The steamer
Tonsw anda, disabled. has arrived In tow OF the
steamer Marmiop. both from hsw-Orleans for New.
York
HALIFAX n. g., March o5-rhe steamer st. Patrick
from Glasgow 7th. from Londonderry OH arrived at
Halifax this oternoon for orders. with l22 passengers
HALIFAX ". s., March 25-9 r. M-There are no
signs of the China with Liverpool dates 70 the 18th
and Queenstown 18th. A light snow storm prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
OBITUARY.
ne.,h ef 1reves Maior.Gen. Williams.

BosToy, Saturday, March "a. 1866.
Brevet Major.Gen. Williams died last night AZ 70
oclock at the residence of his sister In this city OF m
ANIMATION of the brain. probably accustomed by MS
severe sbors in the Adjntsnt-Generals Deparsmcst
during the last five years. No officer could die more
regretted or beloved. ...rI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Special Di.psteh to The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw.HAvEs. March o. lsG6.
Please contradict statement in Saturday,
World tia, the Hon. n. D. sperry will vote for English
for Governor Of Connectlcat lie vii vote for Gen.
Hiwley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
tn. pop.lasiou or Nebraska.

OMAHA March 70, It0o
The official statement of the Secretary re.
specting the special census taken year egg saU~
tSst the poouation was then over 10000. 1t eeums
ted 10 he at least 80 OOO now This corrects the ms
statement made in the Seuate on the Colorado
that Nebraska had @ population OF only 2oovV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

BUFFALO, N. Y. Saturday, March y, syc.
Judge F. +. Stevens died IN luis ci'y i"s'
night aged IS years. -L--.---i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26

Fire as Clevsland-Less e150,00O
CLEVELAND Saturday March "a, 1855.
Harvey Baustield a. Co.'s woOdenware fac
tory was destroyed by fire last night. Loss el5 900
which 10 only partly insured .f-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-26
WASHINGTON. March 25 1856
COLcRED PERSONS RETURNED PROM CUBA

OobHhED rbhsonS NE on'nD ~ -
The Department of State has received nuthen-
tic information that the three colored children OF ho'e
CIyrea n Ney.CrIeane who were taken b. Hayans
without the consent OF their parents. have BEEN SEM
back 10 her by the United States Consul at the ael
city, Gen. Candy gave the Information concerning .ne
ab3ncton or removal u the children when the State
Depart nent instituted the measures which led 10 Iher
recovery.
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
Prominent members Of Congress say the Presi-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDsOS CITY, Dec @s.-IhcTe has been The iiS-t-
est cattle snd tho dac market nt this pnce foT tie past
week that We have T mOaias FIesh arrivals arc oaV
ICj7 head including offered al Onclgndrst LsL NOR
DAY Several sa state cattle no; ncacd in tic above
viii swell he ts.a 10 our 200 and about 20 hayo been re-
ccl Ell 90 Cuumuupaw. S tie NUMBERS LTc NF heht tLt
r ia eAccss % tie wants ~ butchers Who are very
neither they bar hUOf not NJ JS u Lcm nave t
ct from previous purchases md, wish larEp oYrIs"-..'
dead meat unI poultry markets they cauno, De- cQi1eu dto
buying the cus oler'L Although a, arrivals gie cA
p.etcI % te gt nt O8@huldrrdA-t next A"laay tcf 90
not ~ they lOu.a toT heavy rlI p hin-a c
by storms tie Western t.ius and liable 90 rae uiole
WrtE Ful.t.,H nov LOUSY c'tect.u
tac Eric i,ul md teiEr i9r t5 Eu-rL tii quite
likely VIII have % lc tnEcI eA I'Fiiul iyN Ic' 10 ON'
LIifcit H. acx Monday unless h,y tId ten c'er
here during the later pt a.. nest Htc6 Ii' Gear Aie Vot
weather il favorable a.. fsu, ld laca Pre- not here ." !
tie cnitic tto s4 iJis Of frfl t3 sl'I L'
l1aIec - Bone 10. ui Do tsa Lt' 4.t t"l 4.t-t S..
.st sold ay H. To-. r."irI at tit l;ter pr" if f teet
tls TOP of tLr maIr,, GI ultci, a-e .o': 20 S E i,
bol, lc. l-s t,al 10 ibis tuc ist Wc, ,Hen o.! J
eruil -, ai-c plc' i rect llt loN tee elalOt Ao
gc4or % Is n very go. ia latktt ,t
Sesp have 20 cDmia- forward sp.rc- tu 'Ic t1'5 no
better ulig-s i4rI aIt 90 ..r qualify. DNi.a 'i r2 TT
.t,ag o. 4q.c & o. Willie gu tsl STOCK - aoItH -e a
tw extra lots have t,Jesi '. Iic. AHi AcfD't- s''
~ very po0s Setleclu, Cd, u iA % &c.. 'ii ccis. h' n
sccp al BE- W. p,r, gaD Do a DO ai.cp %. - & rt &C.
lie receipts o vt .g..i, lo. ts Hos afsr 49, p" !s-
trrlHy. and G.f-ip...is 't.E t4. i.+ %
lIFartf'c lo- selling 1 Ul .c l-. cl'E' f+ i- "-i'-
y,stgily has worked Acru 90 iar maiaet te 60 20 e'i
r.Husp il coILrrtu n O." dr.e"l o luH "i
go rplds hls .-d cl,a., Go E o., pirl 'a4 o." ,a IS
market 10 uo rsI aI'h- 20 Eolss.hai io'Iy al t-'
catCtal az o. 4sc.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

FRIDAY Dec 25-PN
Gold has bson steady closing at 1881 after selling at
1891.
TIE STOCK market has been very fsyersh with quite
isrrs transactions Go7ornU0nt stocks are barely sus
taned aud sro offered in advance Of the demand from
Government investors. The offerings Of railroad mort
Cages are increasing, bot prices are unchanged Tho
miscellaneous stocks moro octve. Cumberland Coal
vss quoted at &c and Ia dangerousto touch in any form
Western Union rose J, aud Quicksilver Il Atlantic Mail
foss 6I Der cent and Union Navigation u. The
ropsrtv o. the concern consists Of the following shps
Monarch Of the Seas, 2lOO tansi Norway, 1900 tuns
Rh.kspears 900 tuns; ST. Mark 200 tuns Charles A.
Farrell 400; Ne Plus Ultra, 400 tunsi Continent,
1900 tans; Carrier Dove 100 tunS-Total, 1900. at
current prices the purchaser pays quito much as equally
GOOD property could BE- bad for st private SALE The esP-
.sl stock Ia slO)O,OOO, with power TO increase to
tOOo OO The Share market opened steady and advanced
upon some stocks showing advance Of q per cent
Erie vas specially active selling at t6i e6Si during the
day and closing At 6 Al the Second Board prices were
stronger, u s. 6s Of 81, rOsO u 52Os Of g. a. new
issus Of 1863 and lOos d Tennessee &c fol ]; Cum
Assnd Coal sold At 81 and WikesbarTe ct 55 Western
Union ross 4, and Atlantic Mail, q NeW.YOrk Central
rose 4, Reading, 4; Michigan Southern, /; Illinois Cen
tts A. Cleveland and Pittlburgh, Il NorthWsstern Pro
Ssned 4, Pott Wayne a. and Michigan and st. Paul,
Atths Gloss Quotations stood rs follows Cumberland. "
Esv-York Central liOi SllOi, Ehe, e7i 06si Hudson
s2lI Reading 1864 SlO5j Michigan Southern s2i SSi
North Wsatsn Ai 144t Northwestern Preferred, 79ia
TeI Cleveland and Pittsburgh esi ass; Rock Islapd
IO3i eIolg Fort Wayne, lo6iSlOsi.
ETchanEe is stronger aud leading houses ask 1924 for G
says stSling. 81 .
onsy among brokers' has been active st per cent and
90 osnI 40 Isass a l9lb ~ matter vb1 the sSegi1
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIviSG EXPENSES ~ SEW-YoRK.

OR LIFINU LAFLN3IN n hLWFfUHh
FEuAY December -. 1903
Amer aw we now have genuine cold aratltr ngnia si
feflg both poultry aud Ic Ileic hfs been on imneHH
~ Of g ads II poui on the market aud during The sOi
weather succeeding Christmas. prices down O. uN hshrrs
~ % Jc per pound Tor son chickens and tukrs but AuuF
Tic srt oy Us sin vcy large much 90. The sock H u UlT
rate Hnd lids fair 10 continue While everything VII Keep
not frozen. Fresh turkeys selling 40 HOult &c t
r1Igh and frozen lots 10 sd2c per pound Choice c,k"m
brIb- Qs but there any quHnitr Offering at 'a ct
they have been selling low 2c or poor broken soi lol s.
Vessou &. very PLENTY qua cnce. Tie rough weather viii
lh winds iEcIr.cd With The cnch u hsh sud they
arc now aud pces tending upward Really ilc butter
.s~ce aid higher flUur unchanged Native nuts have
gcncay aayalced Tius Grrcning apples srng nt sT9
t l Der barrel or 1Jc par la peek Cutbeuics ave au
uparl book Lemons plenty and frozen poor uro
selling at Do ~ &c per dozen Mtas Of G Kinds abundant
nfd saye hne cuts beef and veal sng az low rates
Vegetables bdSancng with modcfnie stock Of all kh.s
potatoes excepted thesO plenty Cold weather causes an
advance Il coal