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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-15
REPARATO.. CApILLI.

IL EFAx u 1OkS GAVAALls
Nor restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
causs II may have fallen out) md forcing growth OF
hair upon the face, u has no equal. II VIII tofce tue
to eight weeks hair upon bald heads IN from two
to three months. few isnonnt practitioners have
asserted that there Ia nothing that will force or mast
are faise, rs thousands Of Lying Witnesses Qrom
their experionce) eau bear witness. But many will
cay how are to distinguish the genuine from the
the different Preparation advertised for the hair an
heard are entiscy worthless, and You may have a.
ready thrown away laree amounts ~ theif purchase
will cost you nothing unless fully comes up to oar
representations. your Orugglsts does not keep IT,
send Us one doar and we will forward y, pos!pad.
returned you ON application, prvyiding entire o. s
faction 10 not CIV ~ Address. W. L. CLARK 4 co.
Chemists. No West Fsyctse g., syracuse NY.
FebY7 U7-ly
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The article III be sbow to tue holder Of the Ger
tfcste and i, will he at his option whether lie pays
tl. dollar aud lakes the article OF hot. In case ar
tic.cs se nj ny mail e4press are not satisfactory
inv can he /, turned aud be money viii be refunded
Ever, Certificate entilles the holder 10 SOME Ar
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comprising Gents Gold Hunting i'a.r Watches. la,
die q Gold enamelicd hunting case ~ watrlss, gents
hunting case SILVER watches go1 tob and vest watch
Keys fob aud vest rihon sidcs, sets solitaire sleeve
buttons, studs gold thihh.s pencils miuatufe lock.
cts gold tooth picks Crosscs plain gold rings, cali
furnia diamond tincs. snts LADIES' j.wclry jci aud
gou) sets ladies' jewclry. tcameo, peal and oiler
siones), gold pens, silver extension hoidcrs) aud
pencils gold pens and gold exi.hsiUo holders. soil
iaire and gold brooches, diamond rings, gold vest
ana neck chains, gold oval baud bracelets, jti and
gold bTacclrs chattelaine thains mud guard tbain.
cor.l opal aud EMERALD broU hes, mosaic jet and Ia
va aud forruiipe ear drops cnfa opal ana emerald
ear drops, CullfoTnia diamond ear drori. &c, &c
THE sILvEUwARE DEPARTMENT COMPRISES:
Silver Dining aud Ia sets cas,ors. ice piIchars, Ia
Lle spOUns for h, tea spoons gobleis dtinking cups
coffee urns, pots, cream piichci~ sugar bow-ls
frut baskets cake BASKETS card baske's fruit knives
iustaId and suit spoOus, napkin Rags egy Stands
wine holders, card cases, sc
An the above l.ist Of articles 10 he SOLD for
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1867-05-31
REPARATOR CAPuLt.

Throw away s..ur false fries you- ~ itsll.s
Destructive af q ,,f II and r,f- -xo,f.i --
t'Iie aged c.s,ge xsu,is:ai. >.ai- u.ix 4-a q .
Ani rsj ir- IN yeair 0vn lrxzri.ni hair
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Carson City, Nay 81, isf-.
EOElCE !.

All accounts and notes due the late firm of
Mason. lIua { G. must he all within THIRTY
DAYS from this date. suit will be commenced
f.r the collection thereof.
MASON & HUFF.
Carson c y. Way 81, lSd,. my.-.f
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AFEsLsICTEDs
S UFFER NO MORE!

yEIIFN ~ THE USi. oF Or JoINvIILE'S
w tL.NiE you can be cured permanently \ and
n triln, cost
The astonishing success which las attended this
invaluable nelcirc 'ar Physical and Netv us
We,hne->. General Debility and Pr,l>tra; n. Loss
If Muscular Energy. Im;nte"cv or amv Of the
Consequences Cf Youthful iriiscrctioi, renders it
the IN II valuable pre?araii discovered
1t viii remove all nervous affections OPPRESSION
excitement incafaci;y 10 study or hu-inc>- loss
4 mcn rv, confusion, thnugl.:' nt self. d.>truc-
tii fears al Stfity. &c. 1t will the ap-
peti .. renew IL. health If tho- who have destroy
cd Il hy sensual excess OF evil practices.
Young Men. be hnmhug.ei no more by .'Quack
r~.t'r- and ignerant practi inners, but send
vith"n, delay f,r the Elixir and he At once re
stored to- health and happiness A Perfect Cure is
6u'rantee'i IN every instance. Price, 81, or four
hottlss Z" one address. -.
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in all
iGin,ry eases
Also. DR. JpTNVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the -''esiv sn permanent cure IF ':nn"rrhe,.
elect. Trcthral discharges Gravel Structure and
All air 'tions u the Kidneys aud Ha der. Cure-
cii-ciei n from to five DAYS. Taey are pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on
| The system, and never nausea.e the stomach or
i,npregnare The breath. No ch ,nee Of diet is ne.
ce~stry Will" u>iig hem, does their action in
ary manner inteIfcre with business pursuits
tric.. 81 per box.
| ti,hcr Of the above mentioned articles will be
Sent to any address, closely sealed and post paid
| by mail OF express, On receipt Of price. Adlrc,,
| all orders {"
| BENG..E. SHUTS & co Chemists.
. 0. -. River Street, Troy NY
my'cly
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REPARAroR CaP1ILt.

INnG RESTORING HAIR TIoN Eain HEAL :
4 ffr.ia wilat.v. rause !. may hav-- failsa su'
and facine n u h .t hair ui-n the face. i L.
n" equal Ii VII I 49,. the l-ard - ar-~ NJ. "a
The -flssiia~- face n fr -n fiy- te eight u.sks.
hair ul"n i.sii heads in fr. 10 -ir.e ,.a.nsi>
few i--n.raIit rarssiifi hs,e asserted -i-a-
ii. re l. n;liiic ti.af II fc- hasten ilz
.f the iiair ~ beard T.hcir assertion. are 1a-,
tl.u>snd> # living witnesses r. IN thar
rs-Ii.ncei eau bear ui:n.@- f,s- nlanT xsii
how are we I" distinguish the genuine IN ~.
spurious Ii certainly Is diii.s:i-- s.iE.
irnlhs II the differ nj irfpsrai sls alsrrti--4 s.
the hair anl heard entirely rtrrile->- 49,
yon may .ia.e a;. aiN ;lir .1ray Ia . ans ft-
III. ir furciia-s e ST. h -s.-Iii II. Il
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v.ur Druggist da-> III k.,t. II. ~.-ni - ..
and u III fssrsrI it r..--r=-l- taSei.r t-,a
receipt + IL. m i..s ..li. L - i;i =. returned
alTiicatsn- II T...li = sisiire -sii-ts.fi-
| gwen sairt>>.
l. CLARK 4 co. 6i.i,=s--.
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KNOW THY DESTINY,

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marie Of -ih-r Sex. Whii- in a stat. # t:,f,..
she d'in 'ate, the very ia. ot the rcts N vou
are II marry, and hy the aid of an instrunlen: Of
intense power, known the Psycllo;l 3.rorse
guarantees t. produce lif.-iih- picture Of t!.s.
future husband or wife Of the applicant together
with date II m l,riiace, -i;ion in life leai.il.
traits O: Character, &c. This Is m hlml,nr. as
Thousands f te>tiHs nia,- can as.er. She will
send when desired; a certified or wift.n
guarantee. TIA: the Iic;ure = what il ,.,irorts 7.
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p. .. Box 223. Hudson \. Y.
mNi2 ly
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1867-05-31

Thcrc cameth ia tiaincs # low to ALI
t. vnutti, ani = u l. - zr.at aud t. small.
The hearty Which once W 4. - r,t.ci.,l,. and ara
Is free / Az and al my be far.
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I. 8. Int. Rev. stamp 5ccl fNev. Rev stamp SOC
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. SECOND JCpT-
l cisl District Of the State .f Nevada. in and for
Douglas C.'un'y--In the matter "f the petition Of
A. SCHAwRZ, an insolveut td.btor.-Pursuant to
an order "f the Honorable s, II. Wright, District
judge Of the Second Judicial District in and for
the State "f Nevada. notice is hereby given I.
all the creditors of the said insoivent A. Sci,awrz
10 lie AMI appear bef the Honorable =. II.
Wright aforesaid in Chamitsrs at the Court ronu
Of said Court. in said County Of Douglas, at til.
town Of Genoa, on the
18th day ef Jane, A. ID. SCI,
at Il NJ. Of said day. then and there 10 show
cause. if any they can, why the PRAYER Of sai,
insovent should nod be granted and an a-si-nmen
# his estate Ice r,.le and he be di>ci,arg. i frn
his debts and liabilities in pursuance Of III
statute in such cases made and provided, ami il
the mean time all proceedings against sal,
insoivent at law or equity stayed
Witness NV hani and seal Of sai
lsEA- Court. this the 9th day of NAV
4. ID. IS6..
STEPHEN A. KINSEY Clerk
! Doy.c L Tebhs, Attys for petitioner. nl,s-td
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T1sE CELEBRATED
SELF GENERATING PORTABLE
GAS LAMP!

I'lES fNTRAr!nTNAET LAMP PRopTCES
II "Hn ss-iY the vtlr r.zsti,sn If p-jrnie.:in
NAfi "r i'"nI nt X enI'- neither -n. X. nor
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intensity Z" an ordinary - bur,i.r. au, AT an ex-
riirr u iF IN "ue tptiree ceii- per ui o.lv sc-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

NEW ORLEANS, March I2.-Matamo-
ras adTices to the eth, say;s,dates have
been received from the interior of Mex
leo, dated the 18th ult., at Querataro.
On that day the column under COM
mand ofEmperor Macmillan marched
upon the position occupied by the
Northern Republican army. The Lib
eral General Lamar was to make a
junction with a corresponding army in
Zslaga- Gen. POrforio Diaz was near
Puebla, which place WIS occupied by
the ImpeFialists, under Galrez 1t is
probable that the expected battle be-
tween Macmillan and the Liberals
will take place before the 5th or 10th
inst.
NEW YORK, March I5.-Vera Cruz
advices TO March End state that great
excitement prevailed, and strict sur
veillance had been placed upon the ap-
proaches to the city.
1t WIS rumored that the Marines
from the Austrian war vessels were 10
be transferred to San Juan D'UIloa, for
the protection of the city, and a sweep
ing CONSUMPTION was expected any mo-
ment.
Macmillan left his business in the
hands of his Council of Ministers on
taking the field.
The garrison at Mexico City is con-
tinually on the run on account of the
alarms from guerriilas. One thousand
were found 10 have deserted in the
march from the Capital 10 Puebla, and
most of them joined the Liberals.
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Rfrer and weather.

CIScISNATI, March I3.-The river at
this point is higher than at any time
since 1856. There are now 81 feet, 6
inches in the channel, and rising about
l inch per hour At Ripley the river
rose inches, last night; at Portsmouth
feet in the last twenty-four hours,
and rising two inches per hour; at Ma
rietta 20 feet, and rising 8 inches per
hour.
CAIRO, March Is.-The levee near
Mound City broke this morning, max
ing breach 40 feet wide and 9 inches
deep. The citizens are sending q boat
in the crevasse, and doing all they can
to prevent the inundation OF the town.
The levees about Cairo are intact, and
believed to be capable of withstanding
the flood at its maximum.
The Baltic, from New Orleans, for
st. Louis at 9 a. M; Bee, and barge,
from New Orleans, for St. Louis at 9
Il. IN.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-The river
rose inches in il hours, up to $50 this
morning. 1t is now within 4 feet of the
rise of lS47, and 5-feet OF the rise of 1882,
and rising l inch per hour.
Weather, cloudy, and growing cold.
ST. LOUIS, March I2-The weather
turned very cold again las night, and
slight snow is falling this morning.
Mercury lO7.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Jay Cooke
& Co., as also the First National Bank
of this city, deny the statement that
they are depositaries for lottery en-
OF the National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Asylum.
Gen. Van Wick, of New York, also
warns the public against the same
scheme.
The National Democratic Committee
met yesterday afternoon, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Aug. Belmont, the chair
man. 1t was decided not to call Ma
tional Convention previous to the reg
ular nominating one Of next year, and
measures were set on foot for a thor
ough organization OF the party through
out the Union. Most of the Northern
States were represented.
WAsHIN0ToS, March l3.-Mr. Tas-
sara, for ten years Spanish Minister
here, has been Withdrawn, and will be
succeeded by Senior Facundi COVE.
Congress will adjourn, or take re-
cess. Immediately after the supplement
tary reconstruction bill shall become a
law. OF this there is no doubt, even II
the President shall-veto it. which seems
certain. Members of Congress think
they Will not be detained here beyond
next week. The general opinion is
that Il recess will be taken until Octo-
Der, in order 10 afford time to. see
whether the President has executed the
reconstruction act, a subject of which
the House Com mittee on the judiciary
will take coguiZance in connection with
that of impeachment.
General Grant, in a general order,
published to-day, for the information
aud government of all concerned, the
act to provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States, and
concludes as follows: I'm pursuance
of this, the President directs the follow
ing assignments 10 be made: First
District, State of Virginia, to be COM
manded by Brevet Maj. Gen Schofeld,
headquarters Richmond; Second Dis
trict, consisting of the States of North
Carolina and South Carolina, to be
commanded by Maj. Gen. Sickles, head
quarters Columbia; Third District, con-
sisting OF the States of Georgia, Florida
and Alabama, to be commanded by
Maj. Cen Thomas, headquarters Mont
gomery; Fourth District, consisting of
the States OF Mississippi and Arkansas,
TO be commanded by Maj. Gen. Ord,
headquarters at Vfcksburg; Fifth Dis
tTict, consisting of the States of Louis
lana and Texas, to be commanded by
Msj- Gen P. n. Sheridan. headouar-
tiers at New Orleans. The powers OF
Departmental Commanders are herby
delegated to the above named District
Commanders"
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Prom 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, March I3.-The committee
appointed by the legislature some time
since TO investigate the sale of the Iron
Mountain, Cairo and Cotton Railroad,
in this State, reported yesterday. The
report severely reflects upon the con-
duct of two of the Commissioners, but
exonerates Governor Fletcher.
The minority report of the Railroad
Investigation Committee says the fact
OF collision and fraud IN the sale OF the
Iron Mountain railroad, so far as such
fact can be proved outside of court, is
fairly deducible, and that Commission
ers Farrar and Wait, and Governor
Fletcher, should be held responsible in
the matter, and the sale OF the road be
declared void.
Judge KING, whose trial for impeach-
ment was begun before the Senate yes
terday afternoon, plead not guilty q
the charge preferred against him.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of March.

LIVERPOOL, March IS-Noon.-Cot
ton opened firm, more active and ad,
vanced =. Breadstuffs, generally firm
Oats, American, IS I'd. Provisions, firm
and nominally unchanged.
LONDON, March IS.-Consols ad.
vaneed to 9I1+; Erie, declined =, open,
ing at $3.50; SOS advanced to TAX. I'LL.
nois Central, advanced to Is.
The Cable Company have refused to
reduce the tolls.
VIESNA, March IS.-Dispatches re.
ceived here, state that the Viceroy Of
Egypt withholds the tribute which the
Sublime Porte of Turkey levied on the
people of that country, To meet the ex.
pense of crushing the rebellion in
Gambia.
LONDON, March 1S.-The Atlantic
Telegraph Company have declined to
further reduce their rate of tolls.
The banks at Amsterdam and Berlin
have reduced their rate of discount to s
per cent.
LONDON, March 1s-Evening.-Con-
soils 9I14; Erie shares S95I; Illinois Cen.
trail ~; $40 bonds 743z.
a dispatch from Frankfort says that
Q. s. bonds closed at TX.
LIVERPOOL, March Is-EEening.-The
cotton market was quite active; sales
aggregating 1900 bales. There was an
advance in prices, which closed mid.
ding Uplands at 1915; Orleans 1859.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY quiet. Corn
steady at SIS for mixed Western; bes,
grades of California wheat saIeabIe AT
lbs Sd per Genital.
Provisions-Dull. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Bacon +Ossper cwt. for
Cumberland mlddles. Pork rs Sd for
prime Eastern mess. Petroleum Is cd
per gallon for Refined, and lid for
Spirits. Turpeutine BIS Cd per cwt. for
Spirits. Resin IS for common VIII
minEton- Tallow 43s Sd. Ashes-S3s
TOR pots
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New York snecInI.

New YORK, March I3.-The Times
special says: An order will be issued
to-day assigning Schofield to the first
district, Sickles TO the second, Thomas
to the third, Ord to the fourth, and
Sheridan TO the fifth district, in the
Southern States, under the Military
Reconstruction bill.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Intelligence from Virginia init
mates that the people of that State con-
slider the passage of Wilson's bill as a
great victory over the Radicals, and
Gov. Peirpoint is reported to have said
that If leaves the reorganization entire
ly in the hands of President johnson
and his friends.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: Resolutions were yesterday in
troduced in the State Senate declaring
the Sherman bill unconstitutional, and
demanding test OF it in the Supreme
Court They were referred to a special
committee.
The Senate bill suspendiug State and
municipal elections was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The Tribune's special saws: The
House Committee on Elections, yester-
day had under consideration the Color
ado contested election case. Thev
agreed TO allow neither of the officials
to occupy the seat until the matter was
definitely settled.
The President to-day sent in the nomi-
nations of Judge John s. Whitaker as
District Attorney, and Gen. Heron, as
the Q. S. Marshal for New Orleans.
There has been n great interest over
these nominations.
A party now in New Orleans, now
claim the gold belonging to the Rich
mond banks, and which is in the Gus
tody of Treasurer Spinner. He re-
quired them to identify it They asked
TO see it, and then they could tell wheth-
er it was theirs. Mr.. Spinner thought
If they could not identify it without
first seeing it, their claim was a very
fiimsy one. They then attempted a
description, but failed.
A private letter from E. B. Wash
burne TO prominent gentleman states
that he has placed himself in the hands
OF his physicians. His health is i'm
proving.
The Tribune learns, from Trustworthy
authority, that the order of General
Sheridan prohibiting the holding of a
municipal election in New Orleans, on
March l1th, was issued under instruc-
lions from the President TO suspend the
election, and depose both Governor
Wells and Mayor Monroe, if he saw TT
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NEW YORK, March IS.-The Fenian
excitement continues here. Mass
demonstrations take place this evening
in Union Square. Money is pouring in.
! The project of a New York merchant TO
raise one million dollars for priyateer
has been favorably received, and meets
with considerable interest
The Herald's Vera Cruz letter OF
March I'd, states that sixteen thousand
French troops had sailed for France up
to that time
Great preparations are making to de-
fend the city after the French troops
had left. 1t is said Mag will expose
Maps" intrigue against the United
States.
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Prom RIehmond.

EIcHNoSD, March IS.-Gen. Schotield
1o-uay issued an order assuming COM
saand o. virginia. BE says: All off,
ernmapt VII ne e e1lsilng provisional gov
out'es OF their respective officas accord
ing 10 law, unless otherwise directed
and individual cases until their snccas'
sors are elected under the ACT of 60
gress- He SAYS ii is desirable thar The
military power be exercised only so far
as II Is necessary TO accomplish the
appeals to the people, especially the
civil oncers, 10 render the necessity for
its exercise as slight as possible by
strict obedience to The laws, and the i'm
partial administration of Justice TO all
-..lnssc.a
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SSSl5sh AIR inquiry for No. spring At 50 sla
IS hye--Adyaneing, with buyers OF vyssf,
S,S.5I- - = and sellers At 81 25SI "a Corn
store and 81 Is afioat; buyers al 81 IS in store.
and 81 u anost. Oats-Upward fsndenrS
SsSPork--MarSet S1i., -,,t,
sellers new mes At 81 so cast, ana - es reg
gar buyers at = 90 cash, and 50 s. regular.
and nTIn. Bacon-FIrm; Cumberland m{5.
dies nominal at lie Lard-Quiet at IlsI n IL,
Tor fair TO prime
MONEY AND STOCKS.
,MoSEY-Steady at ca per cent for call,
SSiHSiE s at lOsz.9lOs gold. for MS,
$50 G;tooID-Fim; opened at 1855, and closed a,
GOVERNMENT sTOcKs-shade better.
LATEsr-6 p. n.
GoLD-ls4Lzais45s
~ STo SSIeS Ohio Ctruacates 2gsa2gys Can.
silver ~. NSS1lm95erlaud Coal 90; Quick
S Nnlon re Ieisgtap9 4I54I2i New York i0si
l0l5s9l02; Michigan Central iS,i ~
SS SathTSn US 50; Illinois CeliraI ILL.,
4iiII5s; FittSouIg sl2S9Sls<; Toledo INK RSsSs
So; do preferred 81 a ~ >- ~ .
GOVERNMENT SToCEs-fiFm this rnorni,.,
with a mordeTate demand. and closed quisi
but n!m; registered OF 1881, lG94 IO9I4; eo1.
Pons, 81, 1o99lO9}4; coupons, "a, ld7Izal0Tsg
90. '6o, l013<Sl07s<; do January and july
lo5S9lO5s+; f0-Ios, registered, ssg55I; l0-tt
1861 8l051S; July 1861 q 1861
AoSEY-DemRnd moderately active pui
supply abundant and market easy. Sterling
Fun but very quiet.
STATE sTOCKs-Among the bonIer state
stock Missouri fell TO So, closing at az
Issues Of other border states are dull and
heavy.
Cincinnati.
MARCH lS-FLoUR UNCHANGED and dun;
trade brands Sll 500 Is 50; fancy brands lItd I6
GRALS-Wheat-Dull but not lower; No. /
spring 81 50; winter 81 s.. Corn-Steady al So
ior No. IN elevator and 75d76c in sacks
OatS-Quiet at Sc for No. in elevator RYE
Is higher, closing at 81 So. Barley-Un-
CoTToN-Held firm at &c for middling, but
nothing OF consequence done.
fRoNISloSS-MeSs Pork-Higher: good
demand at 81 50 for city and at cICEe holders
asked 81 BULK Meaus-Firmer; sales $50 600
pounds az 15+SItsc for shoulders, loose. and
sc, packedi 81 Gslsc for sides, loose and lie
Tor clear sides Bacon-Firmer; shoulders
St4c1 sides l05<ci clear rib do. lee aud clear
re Lard-Held at l2l&Gl2'zc for country
and city, with buyers at = less.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Halle for Cuba
ana PORTO Rico Coffee-25UIc- AIolasses-
Sew Orleans SO,5sSc; Sorghum 25S45c and in
BuTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-l61IT.
SEEDs-Ciover Seed-SS IS for old and s. %
SyOO for new; Tmothy-DuI At So S05S 90.
HAT-Active demand at slS92O per ton.
STRAw-Au active demand for wheat and
rye straw AT $40 per ton.
MoSEf-The money market IS unchanged.
ssEE6C aASGE-Dun at par, buying.
1874, selling. -
Milwaukee,.
MARCH l2.-FLoUR-Sll 50 for double Y.
GkAIS-Wh eat-sS So for No > per GENITAL.