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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
PORTLAND AND N. r.
Steamship Company

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ne steamer e carly ss . p. n. On ths day thai
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Movements of Gen. Sheridan.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. o.
Gen. Sheridan was joined by Gen. Sickles
and a deputation of the citizens of Albany
headed by the Chairman of the Republican
County Committee, under whose auspices the
reception is given here at Chatham Four
Corners, Albany. The Governor and staff met
the party at the depot, and under the escort of
the Zouave Cadets proceeded to the Executive
Mansion and dined. This evening serenade
was given the party, and after repeated calls
Gov. Fenton appeared, accompanied by Gen.
Sheridan, on the balcony. The former intro
duced the General in brief add complimenta-
ry speech, to which he redlied as follows:
Gentlemen, can only thank you for the
kind welcome you have given me this evening.
may say that for some time past have been
unused TO such demonstrations. In the places
1 have lived have been padding my own ca
noe, and though padding almost alone, all but
for the past four weeks, have learned that
there were a great many men in the same ca
noe. To my old comrades may say that for the
last few years we have been making history,
and they will not have recorded in it that re-
bellion is honor able"
Gen. Sickles was also called for and address,
ed the assemblage at some length.
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BRIGHTON, Oct. y.
Atmarket for the current week: Cattle 8 $40; Sheep
and Lambs, II 800; Swine, 800; number of Western
Cattle 1885, Eastern Cattle, 740; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 400 Cattle left over from last week
PRICES Beef Cattle-Extra S12 IS az 10 so; first
$1 70; third quality So 30 a $40 90 W 100 lbs 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beef Z.
Brighton Hides, 10l q lie v ib; Brighton Tallow,
Country Hides, 10 @ iOac % ib Country Tallow, 7
Sheep and Lamb Skins. 75c a. 81 90 each.
Calf Skins is a. 1Sc y fb 2 i''a tu
Remarks-There is large supply of Cattle in mar
ket more in number from the West than has been
brought in in any week this year. There are but
part of Tie week there were several lots OF good
Cattle, which were either taken at commission or
sold at our highest quotations. Most OF the Cattle
from Maine were Working Oxen and Stores. We
have not noticed any sales OF more than l3c " ID
There is not very active demand, and we think that
there will be still further Decline especially upon
the poorer grades, before the market closes.
Stores-There Was a large number OF small Cattle
IN market We quote prices OF yearlings $40 "a $25i
Two year olds $50 q $45; three year ODDS S45 "a $50
from those of last week. 4 afaof t't
WORKING Oxen-Ihere was good supply OF WORK
ing oxen In market, aud not a very active demand
we quote sales at $780, $3.50, $165, S170 $780, $1S5,
S2OO, $2lO S2l5 $225 and S2i5 u pair. Fl.
Mich Cows-There are but few extra Cows in mar
ket, most OF them being OF an ordinary grade. We
quote sales extra $50 a S100; ordinary $50 az $50
store Cows $45 a 55 per head. t ~ II
Sheep and lambs-The supply was large and trade
duh, esl eciay for poor lots good Lambs sell quick.
We quote sale of Lambs at 50 %, So 3d. So 49, SO 90
SO % and 81 30 y head, and old Sheep from "a 6ac
% fb
Swine-No Store Pigs in Market Fat Hogs-3,sOO
at market; prices emain unchanged at Il q SIC v b
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"a - FRANKFoRr, Oct g. ls9ehine.

80 LIVERPOOL, Oct. S-Evening.
. Cotton closed heavy under our unfavorable trade
report prices declined fully Id; sales 10000 bales;
Middlng uplapds sgd; do. Orleans SIP. Breadstuis
buoyant. Corn advanced to Ads Cd. Wheat advanced
to los Sd fol California. Peas AIS Cd Other articles
= -
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EUROPE.
news y THE GABLE.

LONDON, Oct. s.
The commission for the statue of George
Peabody, to be erected in this city, has been
given to w. w. Story, the American sculptor.
The rumors constantly arising in regard to
the designs of the Fenians cause much anxiety
in England and ireland. All the prison vans
are doubly guarded by armed policemen to
prevent any attempt at a rescue. Threatening
indications lead the authorities to apprehend
some disorder at Berwick and proper precau-
tions are being taken.
Dispatches from the East report that san
culinary conflict has taken place on the Turk
ish frontier between the Montenegrins and the
Turks. ;..-,.s
BIARRITz, Oct s.
M. Moustier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Chevalier De Nigra, the Italian Ambassador,
arrived here just before the trouble broke out
in Italy, and have been since in constant con-
sultation with the Emperor. 1t is said that
the following plan for the Roman question has
been agreed upon:-Italy is to take possession
of the Roman provinces, but Pope Plus Ninth
is to remain in Rome and retain the govern
Inent of the city until his death, when the
temporal power of the Pope will cease.
DUBLIN, Oct 8.
One of the Feniau convicts, named Kelley,
died while in prison, and his funeral took place
yesterday. On this occasion there was great
demonstration of sympathy for the deceased.
An immense crowd of people surrounded the
house where the remains were laid out, and a
large procession followed them to the grave.
PARIS, Oct 8.
Orders have been issued for the enlargement
of the cadres of the French army, but the eff
fective force will not be increased. 20" 20
An intmation is officially thrown out that
the Emperor contemplates many liberal re-
forms in the government. s.r t..
VIENNA, Oct. 8.
The Emperor has concluded to make no
change in the existing concordat, and negotia4
tions with Rome for the purpose of making
new coneordat have been abandoned.
AUGSBURG, Oct 8. 4
King William of Prussia arrived in this city
to-day on tour through South Germany.
FLORENCE, Oct 8. /
The officers of the Papal forces engaged at
Bagnarea claim that they gained the victory in
that battle. They claim that 20 of the enemy
were wounded and ITO made prisoners.
The volunteers of Garibaldi are marching
upon Rome from every direction. The Flor
ence press urge the government to anticipate
them and occupy the city with National
troops. .-.r ir-a
A report has gained currency that the Amer
lean Minister, Hon. George p. Marsh, had de-
manded the release of Garibaldi on the ground
that he was a citizen of the United States
This is denied, but it is true that Mr.. Marsh
has asked the government to show clemency
TO the distinguished prisoner.
Garibaldi has issued an address denouncing
Rattazzi and urging his followers to carry on
the war for the possession of Rome.
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From California.

n San FRANCISCO, OCT. p.
The Nicaragua steamer America sailed to-
day. Bishop Thompson was passenger.
Idaho adyices state that a station on the
Boise stage route was attacked by the Indians
on the 18th ult. The station keeper was killed
and his wife wounded.
The mills, warehouse and wharves OF the
Beneciai Cement Company were burned . I.sI
night ...f.... ...t-l 3. rs. s5sz
Bernard Black, formerly the agent OF tne
banking house of GREENWOOD & NewDaner, ~
Weaverville. was arrested to-day, charged with
embezzling the funds of the house.
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HE MA RK ETS.


WASHINGTON, Oct. D..
The following is statement OF the Public Debt of
the United States on the LIST of October, 1861,
pared with the September statement. ftEs
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
81 r : October. September.
per cent Bonds. $685. 431 $4,000 $198, 43l 800 90
per cent. Bonds of ---s.-
1867 and 1863 IA 7O7, 94lS0 i- 1l,SG9 1880
per cent. Bonds of g 5.tr 80 r-l
1881 .......... 2s3,676, 10000 283, 676 100. 90
per cent 520's.. 1926, 075O.00 1,205 6000O
Navy Pensn Fund 13,00o,0oOo0 100000
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Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 9.
The vote for Governor was counted in the
Legislature to-day. Brownl0w's majority Is
81 ,844. The Inauguration win take place to-
morrow.
Resolutions were introduced in the House
of Representatives instructipg the Tennessee
Senators and requesting the Representatives
in Congress to favor the impeachment OF the
Presieent but were referred. Bills were in
troduced in the Senate to repeal all laws dis
qualifying persons for office or jury duty on ac-
count of race or color and repeating exemption
or stay laws in suits for labor or domestic SER
wants or employees which passed first read
ing and were referred. ..t.4.e.
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.f .Ht' -'"- QUEBEC, Oct. g. 7
The steamer Nova Scotian has arrived
News anticipated. q jssf,4r a8 .s,alasts tGh q
The reported attack upon the Gazette Office
telegraphed to New York papers last night
was an error. Only. one window was broken
through persons crowding up to hear the
news. There was no indication OF riot.
4a.ss. SH a. e B4 bSiA d IS BALTIMORE Oct. o.
Col Odin Bowie of Prince Georges County
was nominated for Governor by the Demo
cratic Convention ON the 8th ballot, by one
majority. EaAE28@sss
# LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. g.
4 "A fire occurred last night in the poster room
of the Union printing office, on Cherry Street.
Loss $4,000. Fully insured. The clothing
store of Ii. III. Huntington on the first floor
was deluged with water, damaging the goods
to the amount of $1,000. Fully insured.
., gs -&Ssee& hMU & LEWISTON, Oct o.
The flags on the mills ara at half mast as
mark of respect to the memory of A. X Hor-
ton, of the firm of Skinner g. Co. of Boston,
whose death is announced.
sDoa lioa ST. LOUIS, Oct 9.
The U. S. Circuit Court yesterday granted a
writ of habeas corpus in the case of William
Murphy, who was sentenced by military
commission to ten years imprisonment for
boat burning on the Mississippi river during
the war The jurisdiction and power of mill
tary tribunals to try citizen for criminal
offence will be the question on whirh will be
predicated the discharge or remand of the
prisoner .-r sEt.fsi. st..g 1a4sE IA 2 sea
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Over thirty regatta clubs are represented
here, and large crowds are in attendance upon
the Interstate rowing matches. In the hrst
race yesterday, six cared gigs, two entries
were made. One gig broke down just at start
ing. me other pulled over the course. The
second race of single souls was won by j. A.
Randall OF Portland, Me.-time 23m IDS. The
thlrd race, double seulls, was won by the
Wnk-tlme 23m 29s. The fourth race, four
cared 1 scuils, was ., won by the Mutual Club Of
cared barges, was won by the Elaine CInb Of
Troy. The five races take place TODAY.
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loxssi-zlau-g - n RICHMOND, Oct.9
Gen. Schofield left to-day for Washington
where it is said the President has summoned
him and other District Commanders rre .7s
The negroes who had taken possession OF
Taylor's farm at Willoughbys Point were to-
day found armed by the Union authorities,
who are returning to their owners the farms
squatted upon during the war, and prepared
for resistance. The authorities retired Many
farms in that district are similarly situated.
In this city to-day there were not half a
dozen persons registered.Y EBtsEEEF
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C1EyE1.ANp Oct o,

The Leader of this city comedies the cleo
ton of Thurman, the democratic ca ndidate for
Governor by 5000 majority. tsslft
The Columbus Journal maintains that
Hayes, the republican candidate, isielected by
a small majority, and that the republicans have
also a small majority in the House, but con-
cedes the Senate to the democrats by one ma
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Southern Items.

New ORLEANS, Oct O
The interments nom yellow fever for the
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock this
morning were GA.
The ordinance passed by the old Council
over the Mayors veto, approprating $4,000
fer che establishment and support of negro
Mayor yesterday Separate schools for colored
children are being established,
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Real ESTATE a, Anclinn

THURSDAY, oct 10Th, at 8 O'Clock + NJ I .t,u
i sell the valuable Real Estate ON the corner -
Washington and Walnut directs; &c consists OF a -
story house, rOlns, good g osets good cellar Ar
ranged for one or two families.
A2l story shop q BY 10 Get and named tor a
house. I'D. ...
Lot Az feet on Washington ST. ant 10 feet on Wa
nut st making gur GOOD house lots This brorcrty
offers excellent Opportunity Tor Investment Sala
positive as the owner is about leaving the ely.
oc5dtd q aiit . H. %. BAILEY, AuctOneeT.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Q.
ID. Official notice has been received from Hava-
ma that the exact fulfillment OF the royal order
of July /, 1859, which expressly forbids that
Goods be manifested to order, and REQUIRES
the established penalties to be made effective
on those infringing will be enforced.
The Lincoln Monumeut Association closed a
contract to-day for amonumeut to be built Of
white marble, to the height OF Sc feet, includ-
ing the statue. of Lincoln8 feet high, and of
Italian marble 7,'>-F
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 0,
Cotton market weaker but not quotablIys ~ lower
sales $50 bales receipts bales EXPLOITS 800 oaes
leaf and heavy choice selections. Sugar duii; LOUIS
lana fully fair retailing 10 q l6ac, and Cuna no. u
aI i5c Moasses-Louisiana held at l0c; CuDaPo
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DE. u. still continues TO Extract Geeth by Ere
TkiSltA WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deoayed
teetn OF stpgps they wish 10 have removed TO- reset
ting he would give apolite Invitation 20 cal.
superior ELECTRO magnetic MN.HIEEs for sa
'or family use, with thorough instructions.
Dr. ID. can accommodate o few patients With board
shd treatment at his house. a
ONCE hours from O'Clock A. M. 10 IL IA. from
Consnltation ffes. - nOv1tf
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II CHICAGO, Ill., OCT. ,.
Flour firmer; Baltimore 8 70 a 1917 Wheat ae-
tive and steady sales No. at VI and No. 2 at W
1, and 0s a 0st tor No. O.. Oats active and adj
ysnced a &c; sales 81 a SOC. Rye active and adj
vanced 5 "a &c; sales 81 a 35 for No l. PrOvis-
ions dull and nominal. Tsl
Receipts-12 600 bbls nour, 1863 600 bush. wheat,
30 900 bush corn, 106,0 900 bush. oats, Shipments
49, 900 bbls -four IA 900 BUSH wheat, 900 bush
corn 175, 00G bush. oats. -.se. b la ...s =
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PROPOSALS.

isHoil' = OFFICE OF THE o. S. MARSHAL.
District Of Maine, Portland, Oct. 5, 1867.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office, No II Clapps Block, Congress street, un-
til THURSDAY, October II, 1867, at IL o'clock noon
ending October Is, 1863 The fuel required will be
the best quality Of LEHdGH COAL, STOVE SIZE, aceH
ivered in such quantities and at such times and
placesas the u s. Marshal for the District OF Maine
may direct i3 la75777s
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
U. s. Courts,' and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District of Maine, 1901 si..i.t
CHARLES CLARK, it
oct7d10d u s. Marshal for District OF Maine.
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Inceadiary Fire at Durham. I

4t sgF tafiiai = aaA LEWISTON, GETS .
The Evening journal learns that two barns
of Sewall Robinson Of Durham, with two
horses, cattle, hay and farming tools were
burned early this morning, The fire was
caused by an ineendiary. Durham has for
years been infested with malicious cattle
butchers and barn burners, one OF whom has
recently been convicted 40 iisrisJI DO l.iisN T
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CHDfe
LIVERPOOL, Oct. So p. M.
Cotton-The market is quiet, and steady. Bread
stuffs The market is active and frInef5 and nearly
all descriptions materially advanced, Wheat is quot
ed at IA Sd p GENITAL for Red Milwaukee and Amber
los id for California White Corn 44s Sd % quarter
Barley IS cd y bush. Peas AIS, P quarter Oats IS
Sd W bush.5 Provisions and Produce quiet and uns
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NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 8.
Pedde, rep, for Mayor, mas 26 majority. The
Common Council and Aldermen stand as al
ready reported
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Gmarlian's Sale.

WILL be sold at public ane.Sn, unless greyiogs-
az M daV OF November, 1861, at the Post Olics
Stevens Plains at O'Clock p. NJ, all the real est md
of Fer,linant Alberta and Mabel Slowell, min1-
heirs of Caroline Sowe, consisting Of a. acres Of
wood land and three other small parcsis Of wood and
pasture lInds. DAVID TOHHkY (suarlan
WestDfoOk, october 3, 1851 oct7d3w
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For Sale i'm SacO.

A FIRST GLASS two story house with lot situat-
~ ed on Main Street, No. 1S7, next above the Con-
combines all the requisites to make one of the most
pleasant residences in the city State House near
ly new, containing nine finished rooms hail in cen
tire, together with stable and out-buildings. Lot
contains over $4,000 feet of land with garden and
fruit trees, one-haf mile from the railroad depot
and three and Oae-half miles from Old Orchard
Beach. Wnl be sold low Tor cash. Inquire of -f .4
sf;f JOHN 9. PRO JTER,
ocl3d2w Middle St. Portland.
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ID .5ltftG & t H GLOUCESTER, Oct. g.
Shore Mackerel have sold the present at S17 90 q
II % for No, and S12 90 "a IL 25 for No z, a sght
decline from last week. and ~ 20 a 80 less for NO.
than the ruling price at this time last year. one
fare of Bay have been sold private TERMS, % %
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/. $1S5, l12, OOs.24 $14s, 1886, O94 SO

. IOtal. Slo0, ilZ,uUS.zf %l4o,oo0uSf,oS
Amount OF Debt ,a .lisla--.t ,lals.tt ~
less Cash in the Ia 81 t8.5i ~
Treasury 495, 277, 446.76 $2,492 7s3, a65.Ot
The foregoing is a correct statement of the Public
Debt, appears from the books and Treasurer IS re-
turns i'll the Department, the LIST Of October 1867
.n7i-ua ef 3! HUGH MCCULLoCH,
5,3ssgsfr4 Hsf-t77a3 20 Secretary of the Treasury.
A comparison of the sta. cement of the public debt
for the month of October with that of the previous
month, shows increase of the public debt to the
extent of 81, 49408l.71 This increase is in conse
quence of the heavy payments on account OF the
War and Interior Departments the latter account
of pensions, and the small receipts from Internal
Revenue Outing the past month. 1t is anticipated,
however, that the receipts for the present month will
be considerably in excess of the payments and that
the statement ON the LIST of November will show are,
duction of several millions. A further comparison
between the present statement an that made the
LIST OF September exhibits, under the head of sDebt
bearing coin interest,"" an increase on the six per
cent five-twenty bonds of $29670,250. OF the debt
bearing currency interest there has been decrease
the threeyear seven-thrty notes Of $35, 1885, 25.
The national debt not presented for payment has
decreased 119; while under this head there is
exhibit OF decrease of the compound interest
notes matured June 10th. July 14th and Aug. 18th.
1867, o. S5,1S9630 The debt bearing interest has
decreased a. 122 1880. There is shown increase
of coin in the Treasury of So 035 1880, while the
amount of currency has decreased S15,259, 1926. 80
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financial.


New YORK, Oct. SO P. NJ.
Money active, but in cool supply at per cent
Little doing in discounts; prime paper z q 81 per
cent Gold has declined, closing at 10 a 1881 Ster
ling Exchange dull and unchanged. Government Sc
curities dull with further decline in price. Stocks
heavy and lower. Mining shares dull and generally
OOO OOO AT meeting of the new Board of Directors
OF the Erie Railroad Il agreed to guarantee the
inter 900 900 of the Boston, Hartford Erie
Railroad bonds
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For BaItinOre.

~ The splendid packet Schooner RUTH
EL H. BAKER, Capt Frank Knight master,
lkkVkA- sail as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply to ORLANDO NICK ERSON,
Three doors IRON the corner Of Lima and C,ommer-
cial street. '7-, ~ or4atw = p
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E.It-. q rs s.e,1 NEW YORK, Oct. o..
The steamer Rising Star, from Panama Isl
inst. has arrived. She brings very little news
Affairs are quiet on the Isthmus
Dates from Central America contain nothing
Of Importance. The cholera has disappeared
from the coast. .s 5.alf .f.gi.7l.E
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A Fine Location

NOR a man Of business for sale. Home and LOT
Il corner Chestnut and Cumberland street. The
lot extends iiS feet Chestnut st; space Tor block
oftwo houses may be Id off. Also iot ON Church
street, large enough for two houses. Apply to
ocZdjw- ..- W. II. JERRIS.
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New York Market.

+ 4 #Et NEW YORK, Oct. y.
Cotton-3 a 1c lower; sales 1900 bales; Middling
uplands at 19 a 194c: ------
Flour-State ana Western opened 10 "a zoe higher
but closed with the advance lest; sales 14Oe0 Ibis
State at 90 az II 40 round hoop Ohio at 10 50 61
IA 00 Western at 90 "a II co. choice do at II 60 S6
400; Southern lrmer; sales 500 hbIs AZ Ii 90 S5
10 so. = -
advance lost; sales as 1000 bush ~ ,s''fGT CT
Sorh-Z "a &c higher; sales l27 1000 BUSH; Mixed
10 61 3c.li7la. 2if I'I7t't VI .
beet-quiet and unchanged. -
Pork-lnore firm; sales 3, 800 bbls.: mess at % 37
Lard-heavy; sales $40 bbls. at 1is a 14ac. ssfs.
Whiskey firm; sales 400 bbls. Western in bond at
IS "a 4Oc - 'le,5 ''li 'l"e ss.5.s. s..,..aE
Rice-dull and nominal
Sugar-yery firm and in good demand; sales 175
hhds. Muscoyado at 11a a IS; &c 1900 boxes Havana
Cofee-dull and nominal, 10 tso1
2 Molasses-auiet and steady. Musco vado a a 45c
Naval stores-dull and heavy; Spirits Turpentine
81 q 5sc;, Rosin 70 81 g 90. 81 : sss seS
kOils-quiets z 80 - = = 9 - =
Petroleum-frm; crude at 10 a 15ac; refined bond
ed at 35l "a sec. .tsl. fga aniath1 aQI slg aH !
Tallow-quiet; sales 81, 900 lbs at u q 12sc.
Wool-frm for primeiand dull and declining for
common. 90
Freights to Liverpool-decidedly frmer.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct ..
Wb;s,xey unchanged Mess Pork dull at "A Co.,
ord in demand at 13Jc but is held at 1S2c. Bacon
shoulders 1885, sides ADVANCED 81 isf I is M asked for
shoulders just out fiom smoke NO BULK meats Of
fprnd. . .. faFs....r# q. Y
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rTNHE cottage house No. 26 Myrtle Street. Has
l. brick cistern filtered water The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new. For
particulars enquire the premises. POSSESSION
given the first OF November.
CT If not sold by the first of November, part OF
the house will be to let. .l4f 81 Oct3 DIFF