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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Coughs, Colds and Consumu,;o,
Try the old and well known VEGETARUr
PULMONARY BA LSAM, approved and nsed
by our Oldest andmost celebrated Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER q CO., Druggists,
dec24sNtS WIN Boston, Proprietors.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-19

NEW ENGINE HOUSE. The members of
steam fire engine Casco No. 5 had their ma
chine out yesterday afternoon for trial of her
working power, previously to placing her in
the new house which has been erected for the
company, and other purposes, on the corner OF
Congress and Market streets. The engine
proved to be in excellent order and her capa-
city for throwing water was well tested. She
was subsequently, removed to her new quar-
tiers. 3
The new building, when completed, will be
found very commodOus and convenient and it
Is claimed that it is the best arranged for the
purpose of any in New England. On the low
er hoor are rooms for the steamer, hook and
ladder truck, the City Liquor Agency, and a
line store on the corner of the streets In the
second story are two fine offices, small hall
or the accommodation of the hook and ladder
men, a sleeping apartment for the driver of the
steamer, and handsome and convenient dwell
ling for the engineer, and battery room for
the fire alarm telegraphs. Under the building
Is a capacious reservoir. The rents from the
store, offices and dwelling will pay fair inter-
est on the cost of the building .I.ts
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Brig Fredonia 25s tons, built at Ellsworth in 1854,
has been sold to parties at New York.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Cid at Havana Sth inst brig Paragon, for Boston.
Ar at Cardenas It'll, Cherub, Portland.
Sid i'm Cardenas 7th, brig A NJ Roberts, DOak, for
Belfast.
,t af DISASTERS.
Advces from Liverpool of the LIST inst give the par
ticulars OF the loss of ship Monmouth, Capt Jones
ton of the crew when rescued by the David Cannon
since arrived at Liverpool. The wreck was discov-
cred Jan 90 in lat 49, Ion 46, watercgged and with
fore and alt house, bulwarks stancheons and boats
all gone from the deck; also mainmast gone close t.
the deck, jibboOm broken, sails all blown to pieces
deck and beams parted from the starboard side, anC
stern broken and tlmbers working out. Took twelve
sweled feet legs hands and arms, and some OF then
unable to- stand; they had been in the rigging 81,
days, on V&ry short allowance Of bread and water
Their proviiOns and clothes had been swept away
the sea breaking constantly over the vessel. The
teR Of the h0 vas sys With Chs sHES 9 S oh the Se
in the rigging from cold and exposure. They saved
nothing from the wreck.
A waterlogged brig, painted green, with yellow
stripe, was passed 25th ult, lat IL 80 lon Is 50
of yards and sbreds of sails attached.
Sch Arthur Burton, FrobOck at New York from
Savannah, had heavy weather on the passage LOST
spars, sails, and sustained damage to null
Brig Fanny Butler. OF Bangor, at Baltimore from
Nevassa, had heavy weather ON the passage losi
foretOpmast, split sails, &c.
Ship National Eagle, Candage, at Liverpool from
sage, during which she sprung leak, lost spars and
sails, and sustained other damage
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN Il N EWS
Port OF PORTLAND.

POKT OF PO K T La N d. 7 "
.f Monday, Februry rs.
r tf.. ls44..r-rs ARRIVED. &.
Steamer FrancOna, Sherwood, New York. .e.
Sch Annie Leahy, (Br) Treman Halifax, Ms.
Sch Blondel Atwood, Tangier.
Sch Myrover, Hughes, Boston, to load for Savan-
nah, Ga. So.
Sch Vulcan, Mason, Pembroke.
Sch Azelia, Brown, Hancock for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Eastport
and st John NB-C Eaton.
Brig Frank Allen, Merrill, Matanzas-George
Hunt
Sch Abbie. Loring, st John, NB-master.
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SPOk en-

Dec O. lat AZ OF ), Ion "a &c. ship Samuel a Glover
MaIbon. from San Francisco FOR Liverpool
Dec II, lat N, lon q w, barque Chief Uar,ii.,
from New York Tor Rio Janeiro. a.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
I BOOTHBAY. Feb liar, brig George W Berry,
Bradbury, Wiscasset tor Cuba.
Feb 15-Ar, sch Ella, Montgomery, from Virginia
Tor Damariscotta.
Sld orig y Berry, IOr CuDa, ssns i.ipisy hopes,
Vandaia, Tibbetts, do.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-19

&c swARD OF 800 is offered for the detection
~ p"rt.es who are selling spurious imita-
w ~on Vi 'ne Empress" hair preparation, by
crosman q Co, 3O5 Congress street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-19

IHE question of spring travel to California
threatens to become very serious considera-
uon IN view of the yellow fever on the 18TH
mus and the latest statement that panama is
full OF pestilence and filth" Unless the scourge
abates the fluctuating population of that region
VIII give neither the doctor nor the census
taker much trouble Meantime, the more eau
tions or timid of the travelling public, who
scent danger even in being whirled across the
isthmus, under the idea that pestilence can
Keep up with, if not Outstrp, the iron horse,
Will probably seek the Pacific by the Nicara-
qua route, wherein a favourable degree of
healthfulness is declared now to prevail
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SHUT oFF.-The Western Union Telegraph
Company have shut off supplying intelligence
to the Merchants Exchange, notwithstanding,
they are paid for it, and have had an office gratis
in the rooms of the Exchange. The Interna-
tional line now furnish the Exchange with
news, free from charge. Our Portland mer-
chants will, undoubtedly, remember this, and
it is very doubtful if the Western Union Com
pany gain anything by this operation.
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CONCENTRATED LYE.

CONCENTRATED LYE.
twill make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or 20
gallons of the very best soft soap for only about 50
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores.
- BEWARE GF COUNTERFEITS
eR Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponfer. no17sNeOd&wly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED -
RHEUMATISM CURED
ERUPTlONS on the FACE CURED
SCKOFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
DO away with all your various and often perni-
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and few baths
prepared with
"SI,RUMATIC SALTS ="
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
aeturing Co., in Pttsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rections are attached
.I. INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters -
In bottles of and half pnts. One sufficient for
days use.
eRsold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros No. 215 State st., Boston; Raynclds,
Agents. no2OsNeod&w 1y
Warren's Cough Balsam.
. The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
Coughs, Catarrh and C0msu m ptiOu and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
E1 sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
tltiol Il. r BRADBURY,
oetl5d&wsN6m Druggist, BANGOR.
Make Your OsC71 Soap !
NO LIME NECESSARY!
By Saving and Using Your Waste Grease.
BUY ONE BOX OF THE
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.'S
|SAPONIH'IER.
Patents of LIST and Stb Feb 1881
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The Sunday Morning Advertiser
tn Let.

"A fAkTNER with q capital OF 500 in the Groeery
81 and Provision Business In the city. Good refer
enee given aud required.
Asi'iress Box 1872, Portland. feiata,s
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COpartnersIsip Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers under the firm name of
GRUEBY & THORNDIKE,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
EDWARD l.. GRUEBY.
-..... GEORGE l.. THORNDIKE.
AL persons having any demands or indebted TO the
above firm requested to make immediate settle
ment.
Feb'y 18TH 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
JUl.ES IA REDS
EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This secret lsaauf, ins the sko Icing Ase~ oaiy
to xe.sr. Jar~a Rsns, the, bot0r.sI, .is,- sh.i Is
siaer. from other preparations. l. sir-. to ,a- mot
harsh and schisd skin both the texture and ecr q
polished iror, ~ nrevins all di.colarssics shssk
pe.rins ss fire. ~ tan nerphe-, moth Or siseh-orm
speeh. and i -.,,say .usc-s.ul Ia smoofhipx cat the
,.rhs len By ssAilY ux.
The agents II sEsusli df P&ris eo.sdsotiy
subrai, to the yu,e the sparsrm~nss Of such
distinguished sites as
Signors Ristori, Mile Felicita vestvsii. Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs d. P. Bowers. Lu-
ellie Western. Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy kushton. Monte DE
Marguerities. Miss Agnes Perry,
m many eti-r -sc-e high standing In the prof-ssos
xiv.s the sap sf,ru,hfuiuess their Intelligent and
ssnnip.ap 81.
The Re.uan.l Lucille " s~t-~n s.ys:
q ard thss Krn.r troincrs y. the hrtihsnrs a
1oaxs aud lit, hls; With III. great and pc n%r ssssn
s.et total Lsr l~-be.s al really lids T. the sotfnss
and tssaty OF he ssin.''
The M.gnt6 r't testvsli sayG
~Ihsv. sns d :. much srrp- the various white To-
40, . Oh. NJ, th~sirscsl rr f-sios osses to
ts. hat CO et.et it perfect b~n-i~rtiot hnt
ret~ratisn III s,s The vhiteness 70 ths
shin and lee, the cain 1coi ami smooth
Miss NaExi si-shsn ssye
-rhsse tried ths skin sssu,insr sL'km.gl q. PHsis
nd fan tn. taaantis lospsrts satnrs tlosn ssd
freshness TO tt,- compiler seu."
Ella eds Email de Parts 10 used dssiSsas esssfner
6ths akin for fscsrrs snoss Ball aosa4Ls s-- ssoss
refined ard raus ladies' prodrcips ~ the hsssfs-
yiug esecse sse and lily white wfthpn- ,hei, vutar
dare or iptnr, 70 The skin-
sold by all prus isss, Pet rumers aud Lsts<'
1air-presser
south Tenth s,sss, snd Johnston, Holloway cowden
l. Issseaz, "a erosd~as; psrss h-rnss Co. and
'.weis o. Ss- York, and Rusvbs Jouir. III
shilsAsaphia. Asssss.
JARED A.RRSH. ,ssaer.'. ses,s and importers Y
drci-ssa. sc4 4shp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

THx BURLINGTON AND PENNINGTON RoAp.
The Fort Madison Plaindealer exhorts Ke.
oknk to unite With Burlington TO extend the
railroad from Fort Madison TO Burlington.
1t was only last year that the Ptaisdeai.r
was bloviating over q railroad convention
held ut Fort Madison, and presided over by
Senator Grimes, for building rAilroad from
Burlington sid Fort Madison TO Pennington,
and leave keokuk out in the cold. The
President Of that Convention proclaimed very
triumphantly that the road could be bull,
and would be completed in eighteen months
from that date.
Now we think it rather cool to cali on Ke-
okuk for aid, at least before the tune is up.
Come, friend Wilson, don't be unreasona.
Die, and throw OF on Burlington in such q
hurry. Remember that city has sprung two
other important railroad projects since the
Convention was held in Fort Madison, but be
patient for few weeks, till their plans are
perfected, and the citizens Of Burlington will
take bold and build all three of the roads in
ninety days, and have half dozen more un.
der way before the " dog days.
Don't insult that magnificent municipality
BY asking any other city to unite with her to
build railroad. She needs no help, and
would spurn the profered aid.
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-
IN Anussr Ass DaArn ~ Nx1nn. -Ins
De- Neinss Rsviaw ays: ''6heriE kcCAlla,
vho went 70 Tsxas several weeks go wish .
rsquiGton on the Governor Of that State fos
The arrest Of A. N. Marsh, for the mssdes o.
NieAaa King, Of shis city, % ne "a g
Juas, 1D62, arrived home lase nighG We
have nol sesn the Sheriff d6es hin aRnssa'
but understand that after obtaising possss'
s;oa Of Marsh, and while on his was scfoe
he Calf with him, Marsh suddenly jumped
ftom the steamer into the waters, md - %
~ hssyly chained and his hs.ds maaaeisd.
h ;mmedissely sank. The weasel Vas stop-
psd Immediately, and boat lowered, but o.
course Was too late 70 rescue him from the
d..th he chose to meet rsah4r thsa facs The
ber of Court. We have no further psrsicu>
lars in regard to tbs matter, any more than
that he frequently avowed that he would 90
any place. or suffer anything, rather than
coma Ia pss Moines. He has seen b. 10
AXE his fate in his owa hands, and IN es-
Gaping from mortal Judge, rashly went TO enc
bar of One from whom there is no escape.
Rryyp Sgws.-The river Is receding rap
idly-eie inches lover than last report.
The following we're the arrivals and depart
ures yesterday:
Arriyed-Eagle. Warsaw.
New Boston, X. |.
/" Davenport, 81 Louis.
Lucy Bertram, 81 Louis.
Grey Eagle, Quincy.
Departed-Ne Boston, Il. |.
Il Andy johnson, 81 Louis.
4" Davenport, ST. Paul.
Esgle, Warsaw.
/" Grey Eagle, Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

THE EsrERrAIssESF.-Weh have not iime
TO give as extended q notice of the enter.
tainment last evening as Ne vould Wish, and
as many who took part will makesthsir sp
pearsnce again this evening, We will deter
our " remarks" until to morrow. A word
however, may be necessary TO those who
were 90 unfortunate a. not TO be present last
evening, to induce them to "turu out" to
night To such We would say, you have
missed q treat the richest and raresi Of the
season. This evening an entertainment will
be given for the benefit Of the Library Assoc
citation, in which Bulwer's play, q The Lady
Of Lyons" and the beautiful pantomime,
" Mistletoe Bough,' viii be presented, when
you will have an opportunity Of witnessing a
performance fully equal to the one the even
ing previous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

We learn thaa = ssuAnse n Ssiaiag vas
executed - evening ~ - Ulsss1sn Of ~
Keotuk . g. Peal R4llroad csapaay On ~
one pars, and Rdvul Kilhsssns 4 CO. o
the other part in accondancs NTH tie propo-
sitions heretofore discssssd and approved By
. meeting OF the citisses.
The various commit - with therefore be
ready 10 enter upon tia canvass for snbscrip
tons of stock, 80 soon as books and papsrs
are prepared In pursuance Of The terms OF
the contract
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

Chicago Live sseen Msrhs..
~ Telegraph os,r.so. April -.
R.esist,-7o cars Of CATH. - car, Of hogs a cars
Of kssp
cst'is-Ceose 70 pvfr - oea So fair CORD % es
al 81 s-ir 10 ns-fam ~ 5sAe75
Hogs chos- To pin, 81 2sa- 80 fair TO coed % 80
O. 20 common rsafnra ~ sessso
shssp--Fnns. srs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

ABour Purrs.-The Schenectady Sta
makes point in saying: when we can
get meat, -four, oysters, cigars, boots, hats
dry goods, furniture, help, gold watches, pa
per, potatoes, diamonds, sourkront, trip to
Saratoga, bank stock, carriages, horses, &c.
for nothing, we will give puffs in our local
columns for the same price
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asW work Marnst.
., i.i-xr-pa.l ssv Yoss, Apsn q
vtc,r--unctsts-a California SO ssaisa
whisky-Qsist and nnehsss-d
whe~i-Rs~csaA sr,iss u 20 Ne Na~sas.s % %
a. g. AMBER 3 81 ~hiis California - 70
Hys--is'.f ~ q. Ger-d " ss
Bari-y-C~n.ts western free ~ a.
cora-Mired western " s6is6 %; In s,o o. $50
" "a at tur western -e~ snr white soatk~ss
81 II ~ Tor Rsw nised vrvtern 81 3xei -
o~s.-sttss1T for choice De Is; st.is sixss
c FED, eiAszsd
ssx.r-cab. iC1z8iE Pssss Rico nv
xais~sss sts.ds; Poetic Ike sSoso Bart ado. %
Pork ~ sse sase foe ..ss. e.er,sr ~ ~ -ss4
ga hT old Hss- 80 7sis ser rrns eal Ik q ss fof
priiae nss~; - 1sss at sas H. bursrs 10. Msy
s.-t-.lsse. sssss4 fos psfuss sss< sss Scr Issi>
k~-f Hsn.-sss 81.
r.eon-is,ssteas sos cusb.ri.nd cot; fiz fr o. srt
ribbed: i7ls rifjx or short sl.sr.
cnf ssat-ste.i.; s,Soei. f,r .hOei ,-rs; isa -
for kSH.s
L.rd-IsI sei3is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

WASrEp.-The Recruiting Officer ut this
place desires to make contract for boarding
soldiers enlisted here. lie viii take pleasure
in giving any information desired on the sub
jecs at hipscfice, over American Express
Once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

Yor will find at Z. K Hart q new assert.
ment Of fine boots and shoes, o. cheap %
ever. 1873 Ma street. ap25 "a
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SECRETARY SEWARD has gone home TO Au-
burn, and it is thought will, after his usual
custom, favor the public With speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

ArcrIoS.-Howe l. Tyler will sell on Sat.
urday morning at 10 o'clock general assert
ment of groceries, drugs, tobaccos and cigars
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THE shock Of On earthquake rsierred TO in
the dispatches. was felt in Dss Moines andin
shis city, rs we'll as in Kansas and Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

AT late hour night before last the hat and
cap establishment Of NJ. Thos ciage,, was
entered BY burglars, who made an unsuccess
ful attempt to do "big thing They Of.
fected an entrance in the rear Of the building
BY forcing open shutter and raising the win.
dow. When inside they busied themselves in
filling the lock Of the safe with powder, with
:he hope of blowing il open and obtaining a
big haul" But their efforts were vain.
perhaps on account Of not charging the lock
with proper quantity of the explosive ms.
terial. The door of the safe was forced GU,
OF shape, and somewhat torn apart, yet il did
notyield. The perpetrators became alarmed
evidently at their own noise, and beat hnsl,
retreat, failing 10 turn out the gas, and leav
ing behind lot Of their tools, among which
was siedge hammer, they getting nothing
for their trouble Mr.. Clagett has been ava,
from the city, but returned yesterday TO bod
that, during bis absence, there was quite .
"run" upon his establlshment.
The grocery house Of Nodler q Co. VII,
also visited BY the thieves, who, failing 70
obtain money, decamped with but few ri
ding articles.
AT the Jewelry house of Ayres, Mann 4
Ayres, the thieves undertook 90 break in a,
the back end of the building, bat their noise
aroused the Clerks Of the house, and the gull.
~ vretches fed, leaving ehisel behind.
Jas. ID. Walker vas arrested, yesterday. on
suspicion Of being one of the thieves, and /.
now in the Calaboose, and will be broueh,
before the Recorder this moraing, for exam
ination. nditmay be interesting to our reed
en- to know that this man, who now sails M
der the title Of Walker, il none other than the
notorious Rsdous--a nans prominen, in the
sanals Of crime IN this city seven or e.gh,
ysas ego. In thoss days he led gang Of
thieves who nightly perpetrated crime, and
whs Gaall1 eappsd their dsvilishnsss with the
outrageous murder Of Harrison. Redou,. and
apartner In guilt named Mash, we're ar.
rssssa foe shs crime, tried, and sentenced to
b hung. ut through some management the
Judgment Of the Cosrt vas never executed.
Wheeler hs b guilty Of the shove nensionsd
bsFgiAria o. ~, his presence should not b
iclsssaed n our eity. In past days he KEPT
up "rsign II terror" here, that will no
soon b soeuoessn.
Gm. ". r. 6ax~.-Ths Anamoss Esreks
appssh Geo. ". I. SHAW fse Governor, aat
ays: "Gsa. ". 7. akas hss been electss
0rana OsnnasA. II ~ Department @
lava b ~ GraAd Cgaaeii Of the @. A r.
We cmil1s1 70 nsas;on, lsse week, The feel
lit ~ so,disrs a Posa No. 4, 10 this plsrs
I'D b rssoistioa h1osght him formally be
s5rs - pablie = ssApssisor for sominasio,
lsr ~ 49, u 0evse.sr. TIE move in hi
Avoe = wholly Ne work Il scadisr, but, o
ssuD, = ssesedsd b. naAy eshsss, Gen
Aas hinssH havi.g - hasA = he slatAsr
49, ~ ~ - - ~ - - vsrd =
- - NJ - - aAissl He 3 tos Il
Gn6ss - s6Aenfse 11unuUnia Wild
fsau1.n nanv ensial $1,000 70 =
1r1.e ~ - psafGs. H nasksa I'D
- = - A9ss = 49, Co. ahss l
11vtnp sp1Hup - - - vill - |
$3.50 ID1unnsD = ~ o1aHs uspsblfsas
-. 1oe1lps 11has III ouinaas1
I ~ - - = - - 01euu
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GENUINE Alexsndrs Kids can be hads,
Phillips & kerr's, s. Main St. lived fri 50
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- Lsass MarMet
~ fessgrs ~. LogIs, April u
Fiour-ruii ssa ussh,.gex.
Whs,t-Io~er: p Inc To choice f.li s. ssS $50
con-Aeti,s sdvapctnx ssiss sssI l71l 1891 ~
fur mis- ed s'ivw snd xtt.
Hsri-y Quiet asa unchanged.
kye-stesdy stNE
Mess Psk-saf so127 az
n~con-UacAanxsd saa Gull.
L@rd-Dall at laai3x
whsAy-bed and nomihsL
L&ad-e.is ste.
Hsy-Lewsr; e. par ton.
Nsw Nsrk msaey aaxhss.
~ fsisrr~phl Em Yoxx April =.
aoia-irsSuisr and assstii.S, sr.pihE At 10, aselin-
ins 20 ss advancing TO Az. dseiiains 70 se5< ana
siesins At eos
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DS9sanUAl ons - !
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M.
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nsss4 Ooes II baik.
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nys-otsslV a1oi TO-
a.ssa-uekaassa -
Moo Pssh- Hk8 - -.
bssos--eess1y; shsul6srse.
LArs-virnsr; city - - l3<; sales Of essssry Of
-.
nour-nsmss, With sssd lse.l dsnasd.
wA.ss-He sspriss - q y: No water q ts
cD-s 7ssi /. salh; q 0o o. ssetsd
Oats 20 10 bsis.
Rys-N7a
BsrlrS -us<Asnssd.
whisky-as IN bond.
Provisions uschsss, asd stssAy.
I~re--iaa< so- sr... .isy. LAY ses eosA,ry
Ra 20 fsr shssd.rss u for sides and toe ssssr
Nd
Chicago aarsss.
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Flour More demand snd some holssr reported IN
sivanes ef iaosse pr sst 9th rspsstsd ths sarkss
srn. spd oatsads prices readily resiis bat ~
qanssbiy hgt " shass vistee ssfrss = 90 -
OIL - rea ~ister ia ~ spring ~sss 81 e2,<oiS "
ahesa-&d.iess fsom No. Fort ere - issssassl a.
masd 10 .hp BY lake aud eli caused considerable
issn-at. and prics. "a. s~.d snse over yssssrdss;
Gales u No sSring made alta % bat sp.ssl
change Of ~ g. sdssnesd 10 y 80 fur regular asd a
ssN.w end closed ss ~ rRs o.. No sessas ss,a
| st ~ -. and very scarce
cern-hot - astiv~ fsh salss ., u Cei %, c,esue
quiet 1t u eileI e; No at ssase 4, r.s.et.d sossl
50 s,<e higher.
Oats Sos szc hixhsr with liberal sals- Of rssulss
si 50 %. .Iosius At sslSNssA
Bye More active =, u VOL 81 Or No fresh; o AZ
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1 Barley -Noasinal.
Frevtssss ssssy quiet and prizes without aaet.a,l4
ehsn; the demand for all articles light but holder
not pressing ssles
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new xsrk Dry GseAs IA arket.
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Price, re4t dspr -ssed fes n-alu and io~ mai
cotton snI sooIsn fairies In carpets trade e.<d
prscss ssvsdy Prsts IL go i.s, md sey orr
sale for inferior sh cnble.ehed uusitss ssii Slowly
al rsslaciaB. rhs h-si makes are scsth ~ rssias
sxirs iss< Lwr~ses,c. o. Starr. 10 Frst clsshs slsv
sale o.. 81.
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