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Notice..

The Union voiors of Windham arc requested to
meet at the Town House in said town, on Satur
day Jug. 18th, 1scc nj O'clock r. NJ 10 select dele
gates to attend the Union County Convention to be
holden in Portland the 18th inst. Per order Union
Town Committee. aurG-sn-lta
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Ne,o Eng. Felt 7ioofmg e.. --' -''A'0A Jun -eo''
nmv tEsrrs OF my brick stores, put ON in 1865,
aatissataEg ~ 5sIo SQUARE feet has proved entirely
part and promises to be very durable ''"oi ~ '''
g las comoa and with yonr Roof
its excellence, and most cleerfalIy nv ~
commentator of it, using il whenever ha, my
sion To cover fiat roof, law V'o'' -
Yours truly l.. w. Noyrs.9 30
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City of Portland.

City of Portland.
WHEREAS, tho City Council, On the 3ist day
Nv OF July, 1866, passed an order directing the
Commlttcc on laying out and widening streets. to
slider tho cxpcdiency of Widening Pearl street from
Congress TO Middle street, and to widen Willow
street IT'S entire length and changing the location
ct both as 70 make continuous street to CONNER
cial strcct, therefore,
Notice hereby given to all parties interested that
tho Joint Standing Committee Of the City Council
On laying out new Streets will meet 10 hear the par
pcs and view the proposed way, tho ninth day of
August 1sCG, at three o'clock in the afternoo at tho
corner of Congress and Pearl streets, and will then
and there proceed to determine and adjndgo whether
inc public convenience require said street way 10
be laid out.
Given nnder our hauds on this first day of Au-
gust, A. d., 1scG.
-Hsa5 AUG. Il. STETENS.
EDMUND PHINNEY,
-.aus I'D AMBROSE GIDDlNGS,
tseal5 JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
s1aa w. 4. FILES,
committee OH laying out Now Streois.
Argus copy. aug2dtd.
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For Sale Mt n Bargain.

A very desirable building lot. Grove street, al
n joining Mr.. George +. Fosters, and one OF the
most pleasantly located lots IN Portland for gcntee
residence and beautiful garden Contains 102OO feet
100 feet front, on Grove St. and leo feet ON con-
tempacd street, will he sold cheaper than any equal
ly desirable lot can he purchased for in P0rtland-
Horse Railroad Office, opposite Ircble House.
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For Sale or Lease.

THE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Canal Bank knewn as the "Wildrage proper
ty, will be Sold or leased TOR term of years. It il
two rolls on Middle street. extending back ten rods.
and is as valuable piece OF property for the
OF building, as any in the city. Apply to
~ :. e 3 NATH'L Es DEERING,
aug4-dtf - -" No. 10 Free Street
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JOHN w. MUNGEss x SON.

JOHN w. MUNGEas ~ SON,
A RE prepared to issue Poiices il, the following
n Companies: ~ p ~ 49,
International Insurance Co., of New York,
Capital and Surplus, Sl,ilSOsO.
Home Insurance Co.'S Of New Haven,
Capital and Surplus, $1,oOo0Oo.
American Inns. Co., of Providence, H. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $o5G.0O0.
Merchants Ins. Co., of Providence, Il. L.,
Capital and Surplus, $237 200.
The loss at our Agency, by the Gre of 4th and 9Th
inst will amount to over $500, 900, every dollar
Of which has been paid or Is in process Of adjust
desiring insurance, to call at office and we will
place their risks in responsible Offices Il IT
Office, 11G Fore Street.
jul2O-n JOHN w. MUNGER g. SON.
book agents and cal,vasscrs wanted in every
ID county throughout the United States fr the
most desirable work ever issued from tile press
Ready sales made and little it; required. Minis
tcrs colp0rtcurs and canvasscrs will he free TO re-
commend it.
-1lso, new and most popular selling book ever
made The publisher has letters patent for it. and ii
cannot be obtained elsewhere.
RI circular, giving full particulars, will I've mailed
free. ddress to Box 1851 Philadelphia Post Office.
aug6-Ctcod 4 FfI q f-f9a .fft.-r rf, -r,-r5.
INSURANCE. THE HOME INSURANCE co
Il with Capital and Assets exceed ng &, 25O, 900,
having set ed and aid in full evs,y ann for los in
on as favorable terms sistent with prompt
payment and ult mate security TO Policy holders,
and in all other Comp MES represen cd by t! is
Agency. jul l7dGw LOW & LIBBY
r 8. TwembIey, General Insurance Broker,
Lie would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared t. continue the Insur-
ance Business as Broker, and npia Fire. Life
and Marine Insurance to any extern IN tie best Com
panies in the United States, All bhGsess entrusted
to my re shall be faithfully attend Ito. e
Office at G. III. kice's Paper Store, & fs3 Fore St,
where orders can be left. juliet
International Insurance Com s,n,sy.
TN1IE Policy holders in the International Insurance
Company, Of New York, are hereby loici that
the President OF The Company, Charles 1ayicr. would
he pleased to have all persons having claims against
said Company, present them at once. The President
will be at the office Of j. W. Munger, 1cC Fore street,
where the losses will DC adjusted and laid.
jy10 j. W. MUNGER.
NOTICE-The Stockholders of the DirIgo Insur-
IN an e Company are hereby notified that the Di-
rectors OF said Company have this day determined
that the full amount OF all the notes given for stock
there n, shall be paid on before August 20, 1885,
and have for that purpose made all assessment OF
one hundred dollars per share. Payment of said
notes must therefore be made as ,ove at the office
of the Company, No. Unon Wharf, or the Direc-
tors WILL in default thereof proceed to sell the COL
lateral securities given for said notes accordm to
tn provisions OF the Bylaws OF sad Company. 4
BY order of the Directors,
jul 10 I'm JEREMIAH DOW, Sec.
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BOSTON FI.AY MILLS,
BOSTON, April 26th 1sCG.
Ndac EMg. Fe't Roofing Co.:
We have used your Roofing oil our factory and
sorehouscs for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, and regard
il the most economical, saie and scrviccable Roof
ing in the market.
Yours truly, CnAS. L. HUBBARD, IT,.
PER PARKER.
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additional per steamer Morayian,

CID at Liverpool 21st, Jennie Moody, McMullen.
HHnlladelphia; 25th: Martha, King, Boston; Sarah
"a SID 24th, Alice fainter, Murray, for New York :
Eureka; smith, Boston; Persia, Doane Rio Janeiro
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Emf ont Dist. Congress, Smith, for Quebec.
Cid at London 2lst, Andrew oacNsoh' Mcoa'iun'
r3 or noxor oath, Cumberland, Watson from Ant
Oh plymouth 2sd, Euterpe Arey, from Callao Tor
OF the st TT 18th, Star of Peace, Boomer, Ham
burg for Cardiff.
Az at Cardiff 21st Nonantum, Kingman, Havre.
Ar at Londonderry Esd, Evening Star, Dodd, from
New York.
Cid at Barcelona 18th ult, Rose M, Herman, for
Carthagena.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th ut, c IF Eaton, Curry, New
York tor Malaga - -.
Ar at Havre ed ult, Clara Pickons, Rogers, from
Mobile. -i o,u Gov
Sid FIN Flushing 25th ult, Cairo. Campbell ior
sid fm Cronstadt 18th ult, Nellie Hastings, Hail.
Boston. --' ~.
lPer steamer Java, at New york;
Ar at Melbourne, Gen Butler, Chase, London.
Passed Ami err june 8, Golden Hnd DAVIS, from
l sd fm Rangoon june 8, War Hawk, Dunbar, for
New York. m, ,,., u.,,,,o,
ENGLAND.
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LIFE COMPANIES.
Connecticut Mutual. OF Hartford.
STATE AGENCY OF THE
Connections General, OF Hartford.
STATE AGENCY OF THE ats+ 3
New York Accidental, OfNew York.
The undersigned Agents and Attorneys of The
above named reliable Companies with a combined
capital and surplus of more than 4
$97,OOO,OOU.
prepared to carry the largest amounts desired in
Marine Inland, Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance.
Marine and Inland, as well as Fire risks bound at
once Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
FOYE, COFFIN i SWAN.
~ Marine Risks placed in any Boston or New
York Office desired.
Portland. Aug. 10 1Sff-dtf
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sGPLENDlD Store Fixtures for saIe-on
NJ asonabe terms, made for Hat store but
suitable or almost any business, consisting of nine
upright cases, with backs six feet long, five eet high
and sixteen inches deep nine cases twenty -four
inches Deep resting iron brackets and can re-
moved without taking apart-graned in imitation OF
black walnut Two counters, fourteen feet long, two
feet wide; four counters, seven feet long-back wal
nut tops; two counters, five feet long. Also, iron
stools, window stands, brackets, and gass fixtures,
cashiers and book keepers desks &c Will sold
In lots to suit prschasers. Apply to JOSEPH A
MILLER, 497 Broadway, New York. jy27-df
HOUSE AND STORE for Sale, at Brown
Ill field Centre. The store at present occupied by
the subscriber and formerly by Allen Bros is offer
ed tor sale, and will be sold at good barsa the
purchaser. 1t is of the best locations for coun
found in the Slate of Maine.
But few steps distant from the store is a very
desirable dwelling House, and in the Store is good
Stock OF Goods,-an Of which will be sold very low
as tie subscriber has other business in another part
of the State, which makes it necessary for him to
give up his bus ness here. Address
JOHN II. ALLEN,
jy20 dit Brownfeld, Maine.
ITO LEASE. Fifty House Lots at Rent from SIP
For sale. Fifty House Lots at prices from $500 to
$4,000. MOSES GOULD,
No. 50 North Street,
Or, W. Il. JERKS, at Horse Railroad Office or-
poSite TTcDie LOUISE. q E. JuJlbd3W
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To Lot

OTORE no. 2, corner OF Atlantic Wharf and Com
- merial Street. Rent $500. Apply to ii. 4. MA
CHIN, up stairs. aug6 div
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FOREIGN PORTS

Crosby, from New Haven, disg IL Crospy'
Ar at Sc John, NIB I'd inst, schs Annie c.,
Portland Sd, Dearborn, Herriman PhiisS Sartny,
9Th. Yankee Blade, Coombs, Georgetown, Sc.
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INSURANCE is effected in the best Offices %, the
U,i:ed States, and abroad, at rates as on build
'ngs covered ,cith other JiTe. prog materials.
For moro detailed information respecting this mate
rial, and price of roofing, with names Of reliable
n,ac,caple Iioofers using only tho materials manu-
hw lcttor oy ts apply either personally OF
ROOFING COMPANY, LIBERTY SouAnr. BosTGN
or TO "ooA"I' Do"A"'
EDWARD HARLOW. Agent.
OFFICE AT c. NJ. RICE,s.
No. 1S3 Fore Street, Portland.
jy30d1m
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REAL ESTATE.
Hnnse and Lot for Sale

the premises, or W. b. Goodrich, Stevens Plains.
Aug 8, 1s6c-dSw Argus copy.
HOUSE r.AND LOTT
s--s- a 3 70 For Sale. OK - ~
O. A good sized two Sioricd House. suitable for
k, two large, or four small families, t,r board
LasA ing hous,-lS roonls-g)od cellar and excellent
water lot 70 by 100 feet Fine shade trees in 'front.'
ms property is in SaccararPa Village, near the Cot
lo n Mills. Price only s2un0. ApS d W. H. TER
niS, Zeal Estate Agent, OPPOSITE Prebe llousc,
Tortlahd iy3O,l3w
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
lN The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its office is established at No. so CONNER
cial street, in Thomas Block.
WARREN SPARROW,
jul 10 7'-7rita State Agent.
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Store Int fOv. Copo

Store Lot for Sale,
nN Congress, opposite Chestnut Street-toretber
~, ~ with the standing walls. Apply to w II. JER-
RiS Real Estate Agent, at Railroad Office, opposife
Ieoio houee' rr-lc $40 aug4-dti
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NINETY Of lie largest Manufacturing Corporations
la the Aea1 Eagind STATES hprc more than 2,500,00
square J6ct az surface coccred acah WdYTcns' RDQjS
ing maisy thousand Jeet NJ aclica has replaced Tin.
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FARM for Sale. The subscriber offers his
farm for sale or will exchange for city property.
1t is first rate farm OF ITO ares, with two story
House, in good repair and a new Barn with cellar,
4Ox6o There is never falling supply of good water
and wood lot. Said farm is situated on the road
from Saccarappa to Gorham Corner, about one mile
from the latter place. For further particulars apply
to DOW q JOHNSON, Moulton street, j. Ii.
Cook, Oh the premises. iy27-eodtf
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WARREN,S
R % % n Il N G. !!
rs ao,c la Mse ia Near En0lsad upon shc ost costly
-f I'uJlic and Trira:c Structures.

III the opinion of cmiSeat ARCHITECTS and EUILD-
El,s its value as roofing material is next to that Of
aloption,) and ia, superior to any otherrooiing in
general use e-
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DEM. w. TREALi, AUGTIONEER,
- Late salesman with r.. H. Ludlow b Co
CONTINUATION SALE OF tM
LARGE AND SUPERB COLLECTION OF
FINE BRONZE, MARBLE
AND ORM0Lu PARIS CLOCKS,
Al Narrated irst class In every respect
IN GROUPS AND sYATuErrEs
RICH CHINA AND BOHEMIAN WARE,
BISQHE AND PARIAN SETS,
FINE GLASS AND SILVER PLATED WARE, &C,
To be sold al auction, THIS DAY,
BY TFEALL h BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS
Al II O'Clock, at their saesroom,
No 62 Liberty street. Nassau.
Also for " whom Il may concern,
81 French Ont Clocks and Shades.
The above goods exhibition, with descriptive
catalogue, AZ t2 Liberty street
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NEW rvRx maAIB. rHuRsDxY NovnDm ~ sss-mr1S sHmE
GALES At AUCTION.
U0TIoN NorICE.-R. :. HAxELIs AUCT10NkER.
lo,< o'cloch q ssesroon, " ceruands street.
>HhACiHS 1TRENCH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
Catalogues 90 INV 4. + a1zELL 4 CO., Aussienesrs.
81 Corslandt street.

4 " BLEECKER, AuCTIONBER.
A WEST FIFTEENTH STREET. HOUSE AND LOT.
j. BLEECKER, SON 1 co. win sell 81 suction, on
Friday Nov IS At IL O'Clock at the Exchange salesoon
IN Broadway three story high stop and basement orCa
tween sixth and Seventh 20xl0S complete IN al
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A MEXICAN EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
"A ~ Broadway.
AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO., Proprietors ship Parcsls
rcksecs vaiuabes and goods BY mail ivios
week, for al pssts Of Europe. 81 low rates.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACirIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE
To
CALIFORNIA.

CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
1--we pier NO e xoth r'sr foot q Canal
'sss isss sss con
No,sussr ieoISixoS4 c.p,sn Is isury sss.sesas
ss,e1ss! kSsfssn sf!s csp:a o. or.y. CO...
meeting wish CONSTITUTION. Captain gsvsrly
~ sgEs: .sssS = ss x ord
and ol or Central american port and thos Of LEI touch
pspsliurs o. ,nh -seb Win new aasan
y. sssc. ~ =: s:
red POI %sns sss. allowed .A. ssa
FOR passsss tiss.a ssa further .nsor.ssn spp!y 81
New Re s ssl On the wharf '''' ucrsss
PAc'vIc MAIL 4n ssysssH rIss oS q
VIA r.S,x. .sS Az !! ssSssIsaS oannvlss THE
tuesday December H. 1898 eennseins Via Panama Raj.
%:: IA ~ Re
:, noon fuesdsy, January l. 1851 for rosotama and
: % s Fss:
$. y.,.sii.,s !. "a: w ''''s '
Bu.nocs Win y TvsPP S !, isS,sausu'
Queen December tsiow) aud per Henry Chsunry De
'' So I y 9Th sisSss s .I and 4: .r Information
apply a shs oes on The wharf sr y k,r ye' go. q
--.. ------.--------
T1SiTEp sTAIEs NAL tl .ys ~ pI Ixs
AihAs' cN SAiE or sAsIine pp1 2s
The regular departures Of tha line viii hrssstsf be
1WcTNS essi IaR Adams, Thursday royem,er "a
EAGLE, lIeepe. Thursdsy. novemier 2.
70" per No worn 7ssAso y ss,! stI sass ..
ArLasrre NAL s yEl;,n.a .s Go sg
Rssasr Unl!ed States Mall Steamers sailing 90 The nd
sGTIm 5TERIcA, cse.s,e =, L rins,spsces. NOV. n
sShnpiHf vsSsrHos esSiss l. Fs' fan Des jan a
1hs.. elegant steamers AL ~,, g ,.s.ls. md an 50
so.s . .ss rsarn'n hFR .s . Asss .
TeR VERA Cnuz DIRECT
s cS q. ~ dwsys ss
~ NOVEMBER from pier North river. carrying MALI,
UoR sAxrrA0o DE- CUBA, VIA EUEvrTAs.
rs frst slsr isss ssliss steamer
FAH kER. ~
bss.%s ss'i I s !. ~ s sssss $3.50
Al ssssrs must pass through the ros,onc..
ref ussn 2, pass0s having superior ssaSe room aees
wzSbEiE : CO.. Ia ssusA ssrsss, ssrssv Dsv~.
EhIgnaIIos 70 sRA5IL
= ~. sIs sSSfcs s SsSPlE s.s i.ss, n sr.a
Iasg. "a issSvT. y ,. sssssE
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N ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE TO LET
In Brooklyn, fully furnished at $25 per month, until
May Apply 10 D. DOUGLAS CAULKiNs, 20 Exchange
place
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A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND two
"A bedrooms 10 let for housekeeping; rent moderate. Cal
al ~ seventh three doors above Thirty ninth at
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PRICES OF FAKSAGE IN COLD.
First cabin 9133 Second cabin. $50
Including table wine In either class.
These steamers do not carry seerage passenger
Medical attendance free nj charge
Passengers intending 10 land Brcs be Furnished on
board with railroad tickets and their baeae checked
70 Paris st additional charge Of - for h and -
second class. GEO MACKENZIE, Agent
IS Broadway
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A FURNISHED HALL ROOM TO LET-wITHou7
"A board In house with modern Improvements; terms
50 per week. Apply at lo6 Wsverley place.
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CcoTTs PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
- loo CHESTNUT STREET.
Consignments Of Works OF Art. Fancy Goods Silver
Plated Ware &o, respectfully solicited.
IS. SCOTT. JR.. Auctioneer.
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A IMPORTANT TO OH, REFINERs AND OTHERS
"a splendid water from. with several lots Of gcound
favorable terms situated the Hudson river Jer
SIDE Further particulars by addressing j. r, Hera
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A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr--AT 5000 MONTH
N would sell Furniture for $500 and rent house 70
$4,000 year; given only responsible parss Appt
at II West Twenty fourth street.
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A u a19 FOURTH AvENUE-YURNIsHED AND UN
"A furnished Houses let IN city country For pnrt
oulars call send for my Real Estate circular Mailed free
STANLEY DAY.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. 60. TO LIT.

A TO LET-IN LONDON TERRACE, WEST TWEEN
~. -third street. part OF furnished House, to family
Of adults consisting Of front and back Basement three
mace has all modern improvements. and convenient for
housekeeping Apply 70 f. JAPHA "a Barclay street. for
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
STEAMERS WEEKLY t Is 'EisHpv}ERpooI, CALLING Al
QUEENSTOWN. M

QUEENSTOWN.
Leaving pier ~ North river as follows:-
ERIN. Sails Saturday November ~
THE Seig SATURDAY. DecemOera
Cabin passage. 500; Stecrage, $50.
sssrsse passage ussss o BRING parties from Liverpool
Through passage to Paris, Antwerp Hamburg Bremen,
40. At low rates
Drsfss issned for any amount payable at any bank in
Great Britain tho continent. $500
For freight cabin passage apply At tho once Of the
company, " Broadway.
steerage tickets tho passage once Of tho
pany "a Broadway and 40 Pearl street, near Fulton.
?. w. J. HURST Manager
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A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED
"A second oor let for Housekeeping fKtche
IL desired; genee quiet house. Apply M3 Thrtiet
street. fourth door West OF Ninth avenue.
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NATIONAL CURRKECY BANK,
No WAI<sr
1o1ooo New York State per cent stock Tor sais In
SONS 70 suit VIC. WHITE, CAsh.

0arkets-cAasSrLIyRs sesfIp Sea sss n. !. TsiSsSa
SATURDAY. March I le66.
ASHES-The market 10 dull and unchanged, sAIes 81
u so4t7 IS FOR Pots. and Oh s0oel2 for feafla
COZ TON-Tbs demand has been less sottve. and
wh the doclioe 10 gold poss sasiss elosaE 81 ~
o%tio for Mtddlfngst sals OF Z 900 bslsA
COfFXE-Rto 70 quiet and Doninajy unchsnge !
9th kinds steady end In fif rcqoes saIes a 500
bsgs Aa,acGbo at &c. gold.
DfEWOODS are only N moderate demand. bat
prices are without change, TIE stock hand 10 2f2
tuns LegunA dol 70 tuAS 6ssal do 70 tuns Cubs Fun
ito; l3o tuns Savana do IS tans NaracAih0 do; 500
t1ns Lima Wood. and Is TINS 6nan Nick Wood
flour AND AkAL--rhe mafk et Tor Western snd
State Flour is less active but wiki limited srriyxs
pricee are hrp,; tho demand "a eoahned " The homc
and provincial trade, Trade SD Family brands are
Hruy he The sales are 700 bol ct e74e7 IS for So
perHne STATE, q 6s0os os for Extra state (sound),
Is lSsss 50 ss Fsscy do, ~ nsee Is for tbs low
Ohio, % isatI2 10 for Trade and Family brsndx and
GA SooelS for St. Louis Extras Buckvhea4 Flour 10
dui, 1t % $3.50 % Csnndiaa Floor u hrm. bus DOT
sctivs; the supply Is moderatsi saes Of 80 b6aa q
67 IS O. eS for tbs low gYadcs sf Extra and q 40
6iS for Trade and Family Extras Boathon Flour y
only Ia mode demand bot prices s,N1r sales Of $50
bb q 90 l0d eO Is Eor mixsd 70 gvot SupesAss Coan.
try Baltimore &C.. add ef0 256el3 % Tor Trade and
Family brenda Rye Flour n duh and unchanged;
Gales Of 500 bbA At d esee5 So Corn Aeel y plenty
snd bea,y sses " $50 bbs. al g 70 sbs jersey and
" Is Tor Bssndywipc.
/ GRAIN-The Wheat Market y rather more active
and choice quaars sie sree 81 the close tho dem and
chiefly confined TO MininR the sales are . Follows
.p bush fair Chicago Spring ct u %. Loo bush.
Amber Club At o. t1tl Is 20 bush Amber 6tats
- VR shA AWp bnsb. Wbtts 3Spfgep - % ".
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Total. i07 ,ss s7,s4o SO u isaxss es57A 90
The Nsv-Yoff imports Of foreign dry goods com.

Total. ..eei07.1ss 7s>os SO o. isaxss es.57A 20
The Nsv-Yosf imports Of foreign dry goods CON-
psre - follows With sormAs retcrns:
- ~ x'.. isSt 1895. 1883.
Thrown o. mssfet 26Soos i.Nl7se s,g7s 743
ss ss: = s ss is9Ss as -
Thrown N marriott. iasi7.sii SsI33M D,7R teO
The returns Of the trs6s Of ths dosing week in
February arc bad, and It il wi known among
ssilvsy people that Ill tho trunk hnes arc doing
through businsss at loss. and In many cssss have
their huss Distracted By idle ears AID engines,
costing double what tAsy could nov b contracted
for. This sbssnoo Of traffic states in word the
condition Of commercial affairs Fast and West,
which v that Of stsgnstion with IN sbscnce Of
Pfost; NOT 10 tho condition Of things better In tho
South, vhcrs more goods have been soid than will
Do paid for during 1866. The cotton speculation
locks ~ e'co, 10000. and promises 4" sAoy .