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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-20

When, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousand
from Burns. Scdtds, Chdpped HdAds Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, aad eocry Con,ptaiat ofthe Skin. Try il,
or it costs but 25 cents. Be sure to ask for
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Per steamer China, at Boston,

Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, VIM Woodbury.. Mount
tort, Mobile; st Joseph. Alexander. San Franeisco
Sha muc, Souie, do; Nevada. Jewstt, Now Orleans
Devonshre Wilson, Pensacola. ion
Sid 5th, X II Tucker. CLARK. Ior Philadelphia: sth
charleston; 18th, Ibis, Cra1tree, Havana. 9Th b s
Kimball. Dearborn, New York; Southern Rights,
New York. Ia FE 49,. II
Ent tor ldg 9Th. II l. Richardson. Howes, tor Bonn
bay; 9Th. Oakland, Merrman. iox do Palo Alto,
Wiley, for Cardenas via Newport. ~ " tt1 -
Sid fn Newport 9th, DeyoDshire, Ill., fJr New Or
leans. i.t t ff
Sid I'm Cardiff eth. Anlity, Stinson, Bombay.
Sid I'M Swansea 9th, Kit carson, Lewis, Leghorn.
Ar at GreeEock 6th Argo, New Yors. -.l Be-
Ar at Queenstown Sth, M r Ludwig, Harding,
Iquique. :"
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SPOKEN,

April 81, lat 1 rs n, Ion ~ % W, ship Franklin,
from New York tor San Francisco.
May 2, lat 81 N, lon 20 % W, ship Washington
Berry, from Philadelphia tor San Francisco.
May q, lat AZ Ion Is, ship W + Sto.er, from Liv-
erpoOl Tor New York. W.
June I6 lat 40 rs. Ion SO A. shin Albert Gallatln
from New York Tor st John, NIB. ~
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HUle'S Arltic0 o

For sale by all druggists, send your address and
35 cents to .. z. SEYMOUR d Co, Boston, Mass
and receive a box by return mail. w. f. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine Coz april26d1ysn
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EVENING Sc

&VENIES0 SESSlON. 3. .
The Association met according to adjourn
ment, DIR. Tewksbury in the chair
DR.. Hamlin of Bangor, read an interesting
report on pyemia as it manifested itself in the
army.
DIR. Gilman presented an elaborate report on
choleras, and remarks were made on the same
subject by Dr. McCruer of Bangor.
DIR. Sawyer of Bangor, introduced resolu-
ton urging the necessity of elevating the
standard of education, in our medical schools.
After briefdiscussion the resolution was adopt-
ed.
DR.. Bates of Yarmouth reported a case of
difficult labor, relieved by a surgical operation
Remarks were made by Drs. Jewett, Brown.
Chadwick ,Brickett, McCruer, Snow and Fitch
The last report of the evening was presented
by DIR. Hamlin of Bangor on traumatic teta-
nus. This report embraced an elaborate
comparison of the cases observed by the sur
geons in the English, French, and American
armies for the last hundred years, including
the forty-three or four which came under DR..
Hamlins personal observation in the Army of
the Potomac lGBf TgUET 1q0i4g5'
DR.. Chadwick, from the committee on that
part of the President S address relating to the
publication of the proceedings of the Associa-
ton, recommended that measures be taken to
procure their publication by the State The
report was accepted and the committee in
ttructed to take the necessary steps
1t being now after ten O'Clock, the Asseeia-s
ton adjourned, to meet this morning at nine
o'clock The meetings of the Association are
fully attended, and the reports which have been
presented are of very high character. The
Association is gaining in numbers and influ-
ence from year to year. efvAya AVA
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-20

HENRY p. MERRILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon
1Gs CONGRESS STREET.
Nav 1-sydtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-20

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-The Leg
islature met Monday afternoon, according to
adjournment Pc titions signed by upwards of
600 citizens of New Hampshire We're presented
to the House, praying for a railroad from Alton
Bay to some point on the Boston, Concord g.
Montreal road between Laconia and Meredith
Two petitions were also received, asking for a
State Constabulary.
Tuesday two more petitions were presented
for the incorporation of the Portland, White
Mountains s. Ogdensburg railroad, and two
more, from Conway and Dalton, asking in gem
eral for railroad from the line of Maine to the
line of Vermont. No less than seven petitions
for relief from railroad monopolies, were refer
red to the Committee on Railroads. A special
committee of ten was appointed to consider
the petitions for the establishment of State
Constabulary. Two more petitions were re-
ceived and referred to this committee, of which
Mr.. Eaton, of New Ipswich, is chairman
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-20

HURRYING UP THE FISH INTEREsr.-lh inc
n. H., Legislature now in session, Mr.. rage vi
Warren, first angler on the Fish committee
by leave, introduced bill in the House ior
the preservation of salmon, shad and alewlVes;
making it a penal offense, punishable by fine
of $50. to catch one of these fish. Mr.. Page
moved a suspension of the rules that his hill
might be put on its passage. He said, "four
salmon had been caught in the Nashua river
within few days, demonstrating the benefit
of the fishways" This announcement startled
the House Mr.. Odlin wanted alewives ex-
empted from the restrictions of the bill. A
statement that alewives assembled the Merr-
mac brought Mr.. Mellen to his feet. He said
alewives were very small fish and did not
come up the Merrimac to Manchester, and
thought the House was in very small business
in talking about them. If they would take
care of the salmon and shad the alewives
would take care of themselves.
The election of Chaplain took grayer turn.
Committee had proposed the name OF Kew.
d. G. Babcock of Claremont A motion was
made to strike out this name and insist that
the olergymen who are members Of the House
be invited by the Speaker to officiate. Mr. Page,
first angler" favored the amendment, saying
'he preferred gratnitous prayers which distill-
ed like the gentle dews from heaven" TO
prayers bought and paid for. Another amend
ment was moved that Rev. T. S. Barstow of
Keene be the man. This amendment was
adopted by vote of LOG to 90. This vote is
supposed to test the question about State
Constabulary, as Mr.. Babcock is the recognize
ed leader of the friends of that measure and as
Chaplain would have welded strong infiu-
ence in its favor. Although thus checked, the
friends of temperance are determined to bring
forward measure for a State Constabulary
with clause providing for a reference to a
popular vote.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-20

Ar at Bremerhaven 4th inst Emma Litehfeld,
Crockett New Orle ms.
Ar at Antwerp ath inst. Mary Bentley, Clark I'm
Philadelphia; 9Th, j Southland, Bishop, do.
Sid IN the Roads Sd, Ebphalet Greeley, Halcrow,
Newcastle.
Off Elsnore s1th ult, Cosmopolite, Watts, from
Hamburg.
Ar at CrOnsta1r LIST inst, Sarah Hobart erosion.
Boston; Sd Telegraph Robinson, Philadelphia Z
Fsya May z4-Ship Ceres, reported put in leaky,
has been condemned. 80 ~ = ~
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For sale.

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k0n nj feet Gang Sawed Shipping Boards, by
wv w. W. BROWN
June 90 div ~''
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Board.
A PLEASANT suite of rooms, suitable for GENTLE
"A man and wife or two single gentlemen al No.
50 Clark Street. inn.S0st, S
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House on Pearl Street for Sale.

t'oh sale, three storled, genteel, modern built
Dfiek mouse, containing nine rooms with closets.
peu ior gas; plenty of hard and soft in the
house, and In good neighborhood Enquire at No
% reari street. June20d2ws
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The Ma
tiOnal lntelligeucer contradicts all the
stories about rupture batween the
President and General Grant, but says
it believes that change in the Cabi-
net other than the War Department, is
imminent.
The National lutelligencer confirms
the report of speedy issue of a pIocla-
nation of amnesty to the mass of South
ern people. The Intelligencer also says
the rumors of change i'll the War De-
partment is wholly without foundation,
but we cannot but give credence
to the report that Cabinet changes are
imminent. The Intelligencer isauthOr-
lied to say that the account of a long
interview between the President and
General Grant, in which the latter is
represented to have conducted himself
in u manner i'll the highest degree rep.
rehensible is a fabrication from begin
ming to eud. General Grant did not say
To the President that he considered his
opposition to the constitutional amend.
ment fortunate to the country, as il pre-
vented the admission of the enemies of
the Government in the form OF foreign
States to representation in Congress,
The assertion that during the inter
view referred to the rupture became IT.
ritable, is equally without foundation.
A letter from the Mayor of Pensacola,
dated August 10Th, says: The yellow
fever broke out three weeks since, and
there has been up to this time about
two hundred and fifty cases. TWAS not
very malignant in type, though 1t
seems to have become more so as the
season advances. The presence OF many
unacchmated persons among us aud tue
poverty of our people generally, is caus-
ing much sufferinr.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August Ga Charleston
special saws: General Sickles, 1t is I'M
derstood, will demand a Court of En-
Uuiry OF account of the allegation OF
the Presidents proclamation and Assis'
tant Attorney Generals opinion.
A Montgomery special of the 9Th says
Williams and Homes, the cOlored Con.
servative orators from Tennessee, spoke
this evening in front of Montgomery
Hall. Williams denounced the League
and was fir. quently interrupted by the
blacks. Several colored speakers fol-
lowed Williams, all advocating har-
mony between the races. At the con-
clusion the negre leaguers mobbed
Williams. He was rescued by citizens
and Federal officers and carried into the
hotel. \ company of cavalry was on
the ground as precautionary measure.
General Grant has assigned Colonel
James NJ. Moore Chief Marshal for the
Antietam Cemetery dedication.
The fair OH the Baltimore and Ohio
Road and connections as far west as
Cincinnati has been reduced for the Oc-
casiou to twO-thirds its usual rate.
An opinion was yesterday delivered
by Justice Barnard, denying the motion
for an Injunction and appointment to
wind up the affairs of the Merchants
Union Express Company, and says the
court finds the Merchants Union Com
pany solvent, owing no debts and hay
ing several hundred thousand dollars in
the treasury.
A meeting of the board OF managers OF
the American Bible Society was held
yesterday. Ten auxiliaries were organ
lied.
A German, named August Schelling
was arrested at Hoboken for the seduc-
ton of his step-daughter, who had al
illegitima child.
McClery, Rivcs Il Co., of Baltimore
had a tin box, containing S33,OOO in
bonds, notes, securities, &c, stolen
from the Franklin Bank of Baltimore
The bonds and securities were of de-
preciated value.
4 rumor is current that an officer OF
the National Bank of Hunient River had
run away with large amount of the
money belonging to the institution,
and that the bank had failed. There IL
another report that the National Bank
ut Williamsport was i'll trouble. The
rumor did not create much excitement
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BY Telegraph 90 the re gisier.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, September 5.
The supply of Cattle to-day is larger,
to fourteen hundred head.
The market opened quiet ut decline of
oEe-fourth to fve-eighths, and at the
close of our report continues very ae-
tive with prospect of the entire re-
ceipts being closed out.
The receipts ofhogs during the week
have been about five thousand head,
with an active demand. The market
has been firm with an improved tenden-
cy in prices. At the close of our report
the sales are reported at nine and one
half TO ten and one-fourth cents; no ad-
vance.
The supply of Sheep has been large,
to about five thousand Eve
hundred head, and with only a limited
demand from butchers. Prices of fat
Sheep are quoted one-quarter cent per
pound lower, with downward ten
dency. Sales reported at three and one
half to five and oDe-half cents and dull.
ONE ..1 ETTER.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

BERLIN, September John A. Kas-
ion, of Iowa, who represents the United
States, is at present negotiating with
the Prussian government for the estab-
lishment Of of Il postal treaty similar to
that Just concluded between Great
Britain aud the United States.
CARLsRUHE, September 6.--Grand
Duke Frederick William made II speech
at the opening of the Baden Diet in
this city yesterday. He took strong
grounds in union of Baden with the
States of North Germany.
MADRID, September 6.-Strict orders
have been issued to the proper author
titles at all parts of Spain requiring YES
sells Mailing from the United States to
be subjected to rigid quarantine.
PARIS, September On. Monster,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has issued
a circular in regard to the conference
recently held at Salzburg. He states
that the meeting of sovereigns was
merely one of coincidence ever the fate
of the Archduke Macmillan. There
was q general interchange of views of
the situation of European politics, but
no alliance or continuation was planned
by the Emperors, ut stated.
PARIS, September 6, Evenimg.--It is
stated that NJ. Druyn Il L'Huys will
soon rc-enter the French Cabinet. 1t
is thought he will take NJ. Monsters
place in the Foreign Office.
LONDON, September 6.-Recen' dis
patches received from Alexandria seem
TO discredit the report of the release of
the English captives in Abyssinia. In
the meantime preparations for the eXpe-
dition to Abyssinia are in progress.
LONDON, September q, NOon.-The
weekly statement of the Bank of Eng
land shows that the Increase in bullion
is nearly half a million pounds. For
the time-ffteen years--the specie eN.
ceeds the banks circulation.
ConsOis 9ii; Bonds weak at 73J; Erie
I5s; Illinois Central ~; Great Western
22t.
p. M.-Consols 81 l. 6; bonds 73s.
LIVERPOOL, September 6, Noon.-
Cotton opens quiet at 10 for uplauds
and 100 for Orleans; sales for the week
were $4,000 bales and $4,000 bales of
American. Efs..
2P. M.-Corn lbs Sd.
ANTWERP, September 6, 2 p. M-Pe-
troleum firm at 52s.
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Ofticc-HOlders

Are consuming your substance and b".i u
other hungry eXpectants are gathering hH
vultures, 20 banquet upon ihc vitals d pro-
trats State.
Your public buildings are sinking doIaTs b'
the hundred thousand, with no apparent Itsui
Your Lunatio Asylum has already cost t|ln"i
q third more than the original estimate ioi il'
whole, and the first wing Is not yet c"mpi,''d
At the present rate, more than Onr milion A"
dollars will bs consumed In what II nothing y"
than stupendous fraud at whi,h your puoF
servants arc COnniving.
The PeniteHtiary WIS expected to br bniii !"
tl6s 900, but through the incOmP'i"ncy mh
planned IL, nearly four times ~ much mai'fA
will be required an was original intended ADa
the expense Of the building will b" little shNl'
Of one million dollars. Other operations OF pap
lie men show a similar disregard Of Your ih'd
est. Many Of them are mere schemes 81 pr'h
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal 81 the STATE hA'
uttered word Of donunciatiUn 81 these o. an
other public wrongs. To the ROOSTER b"lohr
almost the exclusive honor Of champonibE t~
popular cause against the Ontragrs 81 'Hha
plnndcrers. In pursuance Of it, pufp'-' Y
hunt down corruption and cOrrspti"nisi' w
REGISTER will lay before the people man
startling facts concerning the outlay Of stas
funds upon public works The most 'noimo.'
frauds are known tn have bSen perpetrai'd ~
every taxpayer has an interest In their d','lgp
ment. We call upon the people 10 ~'o"f' DIV
support us In our effort.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, September 6.
Stocks heavy and lower, and closing
dull; Canton, 46ta4S: Cumberland,
34a35; Quicksilver, 274a2s; Mariposa,
1O!all; Pacific Mail, 144al44 1-2; Allan
tic Mail, 1l1sa112; Western Union Tele-
graph, 43ta43s; New York Central. lO6t
a1O6s: Erie, 69aa69b; Hudson, l26al2Gl;
Reading, 102tal03; Ohio certificates,
27as2s; Wabash, 4sa49; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 67a67i; Michigan Central, lila
I'LL; Michigan Southern, S2BaS3; llli-
nois Central, l2Oal 81; Pittsburg, 57ta
50; Toledo, 1254a126; Rock Island, lO4!
alO4f; Northwestern. 46ta46s; do prefer
red 7Oka7O5; Fort Wayne, lO5falU6.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 634;
American, 65ia6S; Adams, 674; United
States, 20; Merchants Union, 224.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, September 6.
The market for the most desirable
of goods, domestic and foreign, is now
quite active, especially for desirable
styles. and prices generally are firm. and
on some styles slight advance is OBJ
tanned, and on few others slight con-
cesson is noticeable, as for instance,
Tuscarora bleached muslins are selling
at 22a2ata23!; Lawrence brown sheet
ing is being jobbed at 1912, which is
1-2c below the Rehabilitation; brown
sheetings are quoted by one house too
low, otherwise prices are generally
strong; Lawrence browns are firmer
and bring 1913; Great Falls bleached
13l-2a14; canoe 9; Hamilton selling at
25; York 2Sl-2.
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: From Ghurlsssen .

CHARLESTON, September Cat noon,
to-day, General Candy appeared at the
District headquarters and formally re-
licved General Sickles. He was received
with salute of thirteen guns.
General Sickles, in his farewell order,
commends the zeal and fidelity of his
subordinate offices and troops.
General Canby's first order simply an
nounces that he has assumed command !,
names his staff and continues inf force
for the present all existing orders. Cen
eral Sickles sails for New York on sat
nrdaY.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved Ia Governmental AdmInistrat01
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already broughi h'
land 70 the verge Of Bankruptcy aud RnI
Taxation already strips the clothes lloH A'
backs Of many people aud robs their chldirh d
bread. Additional extravaganza thrAish. %
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and all the hbs
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national fraud. The
tax.p Of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade Scoundrpl'
From summit 20 base your oiiiral system =
marked by corruption and fraud.
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From RALEIGH

RALEIGH, n. c., September 1.-The
Republican convention adopted resolu-
lions requesting the district ,comman-
der to order the SUSPENSION of the col
lection of one half of the taxes duo the
State and county Asking for!ar early
election, and calling for constitutional
convention. Adjourned sine die.
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From savannah.

SAVANNAH, September 5.-Reports
received state that the worm and RAIN
have made great havoc in the sea
island cotton along the sea coast, but
reports from the interior are good, and
a fair crop is expected of uplands. No
new sea island cotton has been received
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-07
Greenwood Cemetery,

ltITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
~ ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
ISSs. It contains 81 acres of land and 10 laid
Szt in the most modern and Improved style-can
Be easily reached at ell seasons by the National
Rad and for threefOurths Of the year by the
Henpfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
mtelded to be identified by every variety of
trees, snrubbery. public vault, chapel, artificial
lake GSuntains, &c, TO make II equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision Is also made for its enlargement, Ordsr
and care in Perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent. who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the c.ioe
81 che Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interRents win call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r c. BoSHAN, Secy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney John A. Armstrong
j. S. Rhodes George Adams
John G. Muth, r G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug5l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-07
Chicnxo Market.

CHICAGO, September 6.
Flour held firmer. Wheat better at
7Sal 80. Corn higher, but firm at Va
for No. 9. Oats steady at 48a4si. Rye
firm, with buyers at / 09al 10. Barley
in demand at ". Whisky quiet at
81. Mess Pork firm ut 23aa23f. Lard
12a. Shoulders at ~ and clear sides at
III
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, September {

NEW IUKhi DePUotHUoI %
Gold firmer; opened at l42s and closed
at 142i. ..E-r
Government Stocks quiet; Coupons
81, 111s; do '62, l14s; do ga, ITO; do
'65, iii; do new, 1854; do '67, 1854:
coupons 1910, 99s; 1905, first series,
1919; I'd and Sd do 1919.
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struck by Liyhtninz.

ERIE, PA, September GA man
named Thomas Bennett was struck by
lightning and instantly killed about
ten o'clock this morning OH the dock at
the foot of Holland street.
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Now Yorl rIarkes.
New YORK, September 6!

NEW YORK, September 9.
COTTON-A shade easier; sales $50
bales at 26& for middliDg uplands
SFIOUR-Receipts $3.50 barrels; low
GRADES firm with good demand and other
Finds dull and dropping; sales 800 bar
rels at 6 70aS 90 for superfine State and
western; 50a12 60 for extra western;
4Oa11 IS for rouRd hoop Ohio, and
10 O0a14 IS for new st. Louis. Califor-
mia -four heavy; sales 700 barrels at
10 GOALS IS. Rye flOur--sales 800 bar
rels at 5 so.
WHISKY-Quiet; sales 200 barrels
western at 36a37 bonded.
/ WHEAT-Receipts 45.095 bushels;
market quiet and firm with fair demand,
part export; sales 1900 bushels at 81
az SO for amber State; 2 Is for white
Genessee; 2 56a2 60 for white California,
and 80 for amber Southern.
RYE-Dull and dropping; sales 500
bushels at 42ia1 so.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Quiet; sales 800 bushels at
157.
CoRN-Receipts 59,25O bushels;
without decided change sales $1,000
Bushels at 16la1 173 for new mixed
western; 15a1 l6 for unsound and kiln
dried.
OATS-Receipts 4s,Ol6 bushels; firm
and in fair demand; sales $4,000 bushels
at 63ab5 for old western; 56a67 for south
ern; 67a67 1-2 for Milwaukee and Chi
cago. r..
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-firm.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales sou hhds Cuba
ut IL l-2al2.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETRQLUM-Active; crude 141-2,
refined in bond % l-2.
HOPS-Quieta and unchanged.
PORK-Firmer; sales 475O barrels at
"a OOa24 81 tor new mess, closing at
"a 25 cash and at % IS for old mess to
prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales lbs barrels at I'm
changed prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and heavy.
BACON-Quiet and steady; sales 80
boxes long at 134.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales IFS pack
ages at III for shoulder and 15a16 for
hams.
LARD-Firmer; sales 1850 barrels at
bald.
BUTTER-Steady at 11a25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm at Sa14.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-Cl0sed unsettled; low grades
scarce and firm: high grades quiet; me-
dunn dull and declining.
WHEAT-Firm and in fair demand I;
part for, export at 2 32a2 33 for am
Der State, Michigan and Southern Hi
nois.
RYE-Dull and heavy and heavy ut
40a1 43 for new western.
OATS-Steady at 67aGSl for new Chi
cago and Ohio.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 16a1 II
fos good to prime new mixed western.
PORK-Quiet; no transactions re.
ported; sellers mess 2 Al 1-2; buyers
"a 25.
BEEF-Quiet and without decided
change.
cur MEATS-Firm, with limited
transactions.
BACON-Steady and quiet.
LARD-Firm at 13sal3s for steam, and
135al4 for kettle rendered.