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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14

B0~ Florida is greatly pleased with the
improving character of the emigrants to
that State. The flow of Adventures ap-
pears to have ceased, and those who now
60 there examine the ground carefully and
60 to stay.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14

OFFICIAL CANvAss.-The Official canvass
of the judicial vote of this State has Just
been made. For Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court Luther S. Dixon, Republican,
100, 945; A. r. r. Butler, Democrat, g.
42S; scattering, 326. In the second cir
cult, N. W. Small, Democrat, had 1917 !;
A. G. May, independent, 5,368.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14

By- The hog cholera has made its ap-
pearance in the extensive pens near Day
ton, Ohio, and large numbers have died.
The ravages of the disease is confined to
the slop fed animals.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
a9 At the regular meeting held by the
Star of Hope Lodge, of Avoca, he.follow-
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter, commencing Nav 1St:

Chief Template. III. McElhose,
Vice TemplaI-Sister C. L. Daggstt,
Recording Secretary-Thomas Johns,
Assistant Secretary-Henry Dimmock,
Financial Secretary-Herbert Hampton,
Treasurer-George Parr,
Marshall-John Walbridge,
Chapiain-R. L. Booth,
Inside Guard-Sister r. A. Dimmock,
Sentinel-Alonzo McCallister,
Right Hand Supporter-William Morey,
Left Hand Supporter-Niels johnson.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
nERsoNs KNOWING THEMSELVES

indebted to me are hereby requested to call i'm
-A- mediately and settle up. All accounts of over
sixty days standing not settled by the LIST Of May
will be placed in the hands of Justice for collections
# N WHITMAN. 4.
Dodgeyile, April Y, 1S69.-n3l-w2
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
HALLS 7.
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

EUe1,y gear increases the pODas--
CJ3'0t5O7s, qUIticle is due to merit
alone. We can assure oar OLG
patrons that 9t Is Kept run aSp to
dts high standard, d7sd to those
aO7so haze 35eUea. atscd 1t qOe can
confidently sag, that it Is the only
reliable and perfected prepare
ti03s to restore GRAY Or FADED
HAEK to its yOUtl,fII color, maxi
ing it soft, L9gStrOUS, and SjJIce5s
the scdSp, by its use, becomes
aUhite and clean; it TenaOVes all
erNptiOns and d0'stJrastf, and by
dts tonic properties prevents the
hair from failing 0ast, as it slim
aG50tes and 2sOaSTisIteS the hdi2.
glands. By its use the hair gTOsOG
thicker and stronger. In badness
it restores the capillary glands
to their normal UigOr, and aOiII
eCtren,e old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUeT used, as 1T requires fesUes.
applications, and gjUes the hair
that spLenttid glossy 0gpeGTG71ce'
SO mach admired by all. n. n.
Hayes, NJ. d., State AsS0Ye3' of
Mass, says, "the constituents are
pure and carefully selected for
excellent quality, and L consider
it the BEST PREPARATION fOs.
its intended purposes" We pub
ESh o. treatise ON the hair, sOIticlt
sUe send free by mail 1tpOs5 0ppIi-
cation, gOItich contains cOns7,sess-
60tOry notices from ctesgy1ssss,
physicians, the press, and others.
We haze made the study of the
hair and its diseases O sDecj0Jty
for gears, and kssOsO that sOe 9,salce
the most efective preparation for
the restoration and the 21TeSerCN-
ton of the hair, ect11st, and SO
acknowledged By the best Medf-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, cORURN & CO.
Gen'l Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL. ..sa
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
WEST INDIES.


NEW YORK, July 26.-A Herald special say 8
an American just returned from travelling In
Cuba, stated that the coast is almost entirely
deserted by the Spaniards All small boats
capable of making seven knots per hour cruise
along the coast, and occasionally frigate APP
pears at one point and another, but nothing
like blockade is maintained. The revoln-
| tionary foi ces display much more activity than
the Spaniards, and are constantly making raids
| and otherwise harassing the enemy. There is
however, very little disorder outside of that
usually connected with military operations
and private individuals travel from place 10
place without molestation. Supplies are OBJ
tanned from the plantations, and as the coun.
try is very productive, both parties have an
ABUNDANCE of provisions. seA asS
The principal wants OF the reyolutionistg are
arms, medicine, clothing and shoes. There'is
no lack of men, and the patriots have auamu-
milton enough Of all kinds to last them many
months. They have also arsenals established
for the manufacture of cartridges and repair
ing arms that may become disabled in action.
The patriot leaders stata that they do not need
| any men from abroad and care particularly for
arms with which to equip the large number oi
patriot volunteers constantly presenting them
selves, and whom they cannot organize into
regiments until muskets are procured. Great
Inducements are held out to blockade runners.
A fast steamer, such as were employed by
tho confederates, would have no difficulty in
landing cargo and in addition to her receipts
AAOhtA nch Icy uaf Cdt ~ VI arms Sne WOuiQ MAKE
an immense profit on medicines, salt, cotton
cloth, rubber, &c, and would be given free of
charge cargo of sugar and tobacco with which
to return. The reyolutionists are sanguine of
success. Jis. E sI4s;3i Ie,sfW ia
HAVANA, July 26.-Accordiug to official re-
ports the number Of effective regular troops on
the island is $4,000, and OF yolunteers 4OO0 The
rebels state that they have 6000 well armed
men in the field, besides number of guerrilla
bands.
Marshal Serrano has issued an order with.
holding the government stipend from the Jes-
nit College in Havana, owing 20 the indlscre-
ton of the directors.
The volunteers from the Medics surprised a
force of rebels at Laguna and killed eighteen Of
them.
A skirmish has also occurred between Villa
Clara and Laguna, in which the rebels lost
twenty men, including Major Marquez
Adyices from San Esperito state that 200
troops had captured the rebel entrenchments,
with considerable loss on both sides.
A force Of 800 rebels had attacked the colored
militia guarding the railroad between Nuevi-
tas and Puerto Principe, with loss Of forty
men, The Spanish loss was ten.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY

NEW YoRK, July IA gold medal given
by the Life Saving Benevolent Association was
presented to Midshipman Mason of the Guer-
riere to-day, by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
together with congratuiatory letter from the
Society, Mr.. Mason, it will be remembered,
saved ihe lives of two OF the crew of the Guer-
riere in the harbor of Rio JaDeiro in February
last 4.s. 81
The yacht sappho went below this afternoon
and will sail for Europe the first favorable
Gems. Shernan and Sheridan left for Long
Branch this afternoon to attend the ball in
honor of the Fl esident. E
BUsIEEss By THE ENGLISH CABLE.
The Anglo-American Telegraph Company
announce their gross receipts from the Allan
tic cables since the landing of the frst one,
July q, 1866, at e6l5, 900 sterling. The num-
daily average of % tunder the twenty pound
tarih to 230 during the last month, the first OF
the two-pound tariff, while the daily average
Of dispatches in june, 1883, Is more than double
that of June, 1868, under five poundfive shil-
lings tariff; and the daily average OF receipts
shows BY the same comparison an increase
from e447 in June, 1868, to e521 in June, 1869
TERRIBLE AFFRAY IN GREENBUsH
ALBANY, July 26.-This afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Gregg of RENSSELAER, County, with q
posse numbering twenty men, went to the res
idence OF a farmer named Dennison, in East
Greenbnsb, to levy on his goods for non-pay-
ment Of rent. On reaching the place they
found gathered about the premises some forty
men. Not expecting any trouble, the Sheriff
proceeded in the discharge of his duty, but was
obstructed by the owner Of the property. The
Sheriff then attempted to take DeDnison into
custody, Int the crowd commenced firing upon
the posse with guns and pistols, m0rtally
wounding, 1t is feared, Sheriff Gregg. Leon
ard Wilbeck and Mr.. Woods were also serious
" wounded. The Sheriff's posse then made
hasty retreat 1t was reported that five of the
posse were wounded, but the above are the on
ly names given.
LOCK ON THE ERIE CANAL OUT OF ORDER.
UTICA, July 26.-The lock on the Erie canal
east OF Frankfort gave out ON Saturday. 1t
was thought five days would be necessary to
make repairs No boats have passed Frank
fort since Saturday
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 26-The internal revenue
rocciprs to-day were over 100000.
THE NAVY REGISTER.
rle semi-annual Navy Register has Just been
issued. A notable change appears in the list
OF STAN officers, in which the rank of officers
nas been reduced in conformity with the late
general order of the department, based upon
Attorney General Hoars opinion Of March
18th last. In the present register the highest
rank held by any staff officer is that Of COM
mander, while in former registers several off,
GERS rank with captain, according to length oI
service. The new register also contains a list
OF changes in the names of vessels
REVENUE FRAUDS IN LOUISIANA.
Ex-Governor Hahn of Louisiana had an in
terview with Secretary Boutwell, TO-DAY. du-
ring which be remarked that the sugar frauds
est importers and sugar planters Of his State.
and should therefore be severely punished, but
that the people of New Orleans did not believe
that an Investigation would be prosecuted and
criminals brought to justice, on account of the
ted
Secretary Boutwell, replied that the parties
would be tried. the evidence presented TO the
country, and no compromise accented. even
though more money was offered than was due
the government; that the civil and criminal
suits will be pressed with vigor and determina-
tion, end the guilty parties exposed; that Mr.
Borefeld, Solicitor of the Treasury, has been
seDl to New Orleans to aid in the legal pro-
ceediugs, and that should there be no convic-
ton 1t will be owing to the corruption of the
judge and jury.
According to the present view OF the case the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has d ecid-
ed that the use of a fac simile die to impress
their names upon stamps cannot be allowed
hereafter. The resolution requires the actual
sign ature of Collectors on such stamps. This
revokes the authority given by the late Com
missioner Rollins, allowing the practice of fac
SMILES of their names.
THE SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI
Rev. james Lynch, colored, Of Mississippi
denies the recently published statement that
he pledged Judge Dent the support OF the col-
ored people of his State. Mr. Lynch has made
arrangements for an interview with General
Grant and Judge Dent on Thursday next He
declares that all further efforts at reconstruct
tion should be based on universal suffrage and
universal amnesty; that the white people OF
mississippi have as thoroughly abandoned re-
sistance to the doctrines of the Republican
party as they did to the government when the
armies of Gen. Lee surrendered; and that they
do not feel any interest in common with the
Democratic party; that the Southern white
man comedies the colored man equal political
rights, and there will be no issue between
them, and to create one would be q curse to
both races Mr.. Lynch has conferred with
many OF the leading radicals.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

Receipts by RaiIreads and sscamboats.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILRoxp--2c cars lum-
ber, do hoops, do elzpboards, 10 bbls -four do
tallow, 2 cases woolsns, s do mdse, do bosts, 10
doors wagon, l3 bdls sash, bbls. beans, do pc
tatoes, 10 cars freight for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAco & PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
car marble, do slate, do stone, do lumber, 10
bags and crates rags, 10 cases matches, IL boxes
machinery, 100 bbls., boxes and pkgs. 81
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY--s77 bbls faour. 1car
oats, do corn, do laths "a do lumber el bdl pa
per, u bags spools, car slaves, II do bark, do
boards S4 cans milk 10 pkgs sunries; for shipment
East, 800 bbls. -four. HFA "
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-47 cases carpets, %
bdls dowe car wood, bbls. beans, II boxes eggs.
lbo sides leather, car boards, 1s1 pkgs sundries
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM Bosrox-z9 bdls
do sh, 90 boxes mose 80 coils cordagc, lao pkgs to
Princes Express 100 do to order for Canada and up
road iron, 400 re brick 4s bags WOOL 10 bbls. Hour
SO do sand, 80 bales dry hides, 80 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Tuesday Morning, July 81. 1859.


MAINE.
EXCURSION OF THE LIGHT INFANTRY TO LEW
IsToN.
LEWISTON, July 26.-The Light Infantry ar
rived in Auburn at halfpas two o'clock, ac-
companied by the Portland Band, and marched
through the principal streets, preceded by q
platoon of police. to the Dewitt House, where
they were dismissed till six o'clock, when all
repaired 10 the dining hall. Here most boun-
tifal collation. was furnished by Messrs. Water
house g. Mellen, which was partaken of with
good relish. After supper the band by request
furnished some fne music ON the park. TIE
drill at the hall passed off finely, after which
all Joined in the merry dance, which was kent
up into the small hours. The excursion has
been success, and the company return by the
first train on the Grand Trunk road to-mor-
row. O.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
special Notice.
@. u. LovcIes-' ntcns H,d s-Gr,b =. =
e4tn4 ...ls Gssesatos.


THIS machine Is not only aaapIe to ght chu Gu
es, hal sbd pEvA' dN elings, bu Is $50 SOFT Il
to the u>e Of dentists jew u anu hers.
small machiues. y ith vxyhyI og bl pc, and
den Is = heate tor vulcauiz rubber ca be sold
as low as SD an6 upwdtd~, Such maghi e w,,u.d
light an ftce or dwelliuv. Can BE- p aced on an
ordinary stand, o. any out oi the wav PLACE, and
Ii sUPPLY TX LIGHTs EQUAL To THREE TIMES
As MANY COAL GAS b RNEks
Ihe snaiie { no of t-wing or fsh-taiI burner
e used; two-io0 burner gigme a light equal to a
nvc- foO coal-gas burner. ne nlee- f0ol burner
VIII sufficiently Hight room 20 10 80 feet square.
The Ahole labor require to operate my Invention,
with SUFFICIENT burners for q house, Is 10 ereater
than that needed for an ordinary kerosene lamp.
~ 1h5s machine needs 0atb to be Sc en- 10 satisfy
aay one Of its merits oUer all other in
use. i-
Taking into consideration the small amount OF gas
requireu compared with the Large burners of coal
gas) II really much cheaper than I'd nary coal gas.
This Is just the thing now needed every here I"
and bv "eyerybody." especially in small FOWLS, and
In the country. 4 w ltH -ts4 ~
Men o. Moderate means can here find profitable
investment BY purchasing the righ to make Or sell
for some fowo, Ccunty or State Rights sold at fair
moi = visionary" pr .ees. lsff l4lI .Dtf4
Ths public are cordially invtel to call and the
machine IN ope alton at the City Hotel, corner Con-
gress and Green Stfeets, Room No, ~.
.JaIv D. 1860. SIT
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
H. X. HUNT,

The un eTsigred has perfected arra gemen Cor
fitting spcctsei to the eye, according - he N. h
cd inrsaed by b ct ocuhsis In this oopnl nud
In uIope. 1h meth ID is sssd III on an sxSmin-
aion anil test Of the eye, such as il entirely
kn In the ordinary fitting II glasses aud which
an oculist only is qualified 10 make
Classes fitted in tlis way will ,ot Only give IRE
greatest stance to the eye, but will pr.ven' pam
in usirg and will best pre- erve he sight. deter
mines tn math tical ex rtness what glasses Cniy
eau wor Sirhout inc Dvenlence oriI jur,. Want
OF accommo alton snd other d. iec o: vis-
ion, whereby nan, lersoi have been unabe t. &c
glasses to sui then-are al Tor ected b, scritnn-
ing in this manner the ex,ct iels requise or ,aeh
eye. .f.-.0..,-i. a
The rapid failure OF sighr which many persons ex
pc ieuce afef thcy in CLOSES, 'eme .ates
how inc mp tent they ~ it their own eyes,
People are ITO ,bied WI many tie de H. { eir
e.i2ht which tLey 90 no unders and, and tre-
qu uty iorce 'her eyes. although ,lissimiir o 10
through lenses precisely alike 20 sequsnty eye
is consta tly strained and injured. This is the
cause many sases OF blindness; ana. in any case,
II prevents he harmoniou aetrn OF both eyes ami
the tull Developments OF the sgt
Ibis method is not put forward as in au. resIeci
aew or experim ntsl. 1t IS founded up ak cw
e'ige nf the eye, and Icconinened aDd o tic
by all toe best cuii. IS in the wvrd. have rsug-
ef with or, Chadwick to make thr necessary xnm-
alton tor such desire it, at hi on e. 3Os Caug ess
street. The charge for mInalion is II eo"., ca
expense incurred. &C. Ii. FARL. \.
ty22dSm No. EA.59se st,.s.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

DEATH OF A NAVAL HERO.
LOUISIANA.
LARGE SEIZURE OF SUGAR

NEW ORLEANS, July 26--Ihe Collector is
having immense amounts of seized sugar stored
in the heretofore unoccupied vaults Of the Gus
tom house. Solicitor Of the Treasury Barefield
Is here, giving his attention to the sugar cases.
Supervisor Kinseller Is also here. A warrant
was issued to day for the arrest of August
Contourie for concealing his books. Those Of
the most Importance to the revenue officers
cannot be found
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
Seizure Of Goods.

."|
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws:
May is. IL boxes ci ,ars boxes Cigars, 8 kegs
Olives keg Vine; Nav 27. 2 casks, 3 Dolls, 1 half
Cigars; Dbl In, boxes and part box Cigars;
DENIM Rum, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; June 9, bot
ties Gin; June ., hoftlt 9, h. bb' and k.g Mo-
Ss s1s A Sss Mst9ss ss SSns
6ts and bottles tin ulage Dbl Wbiskey,i box
T.bacco: June IS, a20 Cigas; 40 igars; .gnpe Esd
III Cigar June % DENIM Rum; June 2s 400
Cigars; July IA, bottles Br ndS july II, bottles
Brandy; Jn.v 10, ootties BIaudy
Amy person or persons claiming the same ais s ~
quested to appear and make such claim wltnn well 5
ty days from TIL date hereof. Otherwlse ~ sc,s
OF Congress in such case made and provided;
G. WASHBURN, Jr collector.
Portland, July %. 1863. oia"S"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri-
IN her has been duly appointed Executor OF the
VIII JAMES KELLEY, late OF Yarmouth,
in tbe county OF Cumberland, deceased, and has ta-
KEN upon hns II that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate fsaid deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
GEORGE WOODS, Executor, OF Pittsburg. Pa.
Yarmouth, July 9, 's69. jaly9-diawsw'
NOTICE is hereby give, that the subscriber has
trust OF Administrator Of the estate Oh
STEPHEN EME SON. laie OF Portland.
IN the County Of fCumberlana, deceased ana gwen
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
to exhibit th sams and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOSIAH H. DRUMMOND, Admir-.
Portland, July 9, 1859. julysrhdiawsw
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

NEW YORK. July 26-6 p. M.-Cotton dull; sales
@ zOo bales; Middline uplands 3lc. Fionr-sales IA
1oo bbs.; State and Western 15 q 25c higher, with
state and choice Western Is q So; Southern i irI
er; sales eoe opis; common to choice 90 faD II 75
lative demand; sales 126 600 bush; No snrnq a..
NJ. at q g 0s; White California ie7 6 is.
re; sales 81 600 bush new Mixed %rstern spso az
high Mixed nearly yesw oats as ssaRg sssRS anna anna
and "a @ s4lc aaoaf Beet steady; new pisin mess
90 q 16 90; new extra ~ 90 q rs 90. Pork firm
sS aps a 81 sss 80 SS prme q g % 3
islc: kettle do isi q 2Oc. Whiskey irmer; sales
stsady; s fy' sales 200 hhds Porto Rico s
ss unsettsa faow S 'sss Steady sales 1905 s at III
gsrpSo ioSss @Ssas anp per per
sail It'd.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Cattle market-Beeyes--
Prime ruled firm, while poor stock was dull and
heavy; receipts tor the week 6i77 head quotations,
door 20 good g Issc; prime to choice 14 g ice.
Sneep andlambs-Sheep were steady and Lambs ca.
sss sss:1 Ises,gts 0F The wsss bead quotations
y nominal though the feeling is weaker and favors
S9 SS9uysss receipts Of the week 1,s5s head quotations
- " iotc; dressed 124c. s'
Gns,itw ivy N mead short Of lost week. and the average
strcns .n% mG better II good The market opened
az 0re5es 49, ior extra but rather tame for 9TH
weset ana III ~ ~ n pest Kentucky Steers &c ~ H. live
PIice wa IT,; Eood Steers e. s5c medium weients
were cleared before ts Cher G3hssokess SIC: the yards
The receipts were moderate and nliees sae say SHEEP
Lambs were M X Large supply and fully s loW
receipts were light and the demand rof Sc, nogs
100 ms, ayeraging 235 lbs.
CHICAGO, July 26.-Flour quiet ard advanced On
q 25c; sales at 81 g 30 for Spring extras and faiy
to choice. Wbeat-There is q good speculative de-
mand at an advance OF q II; No. at 80 q s9;:
Nc; 2at1 50 q Sd. Corn excited; No. advanced
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.-Reports from all parts OF
Wisconsin are 10 the effect that the wheat crop
promises to be very heavy. The harvest will
be from ten days to two weeks later than usual.
ALI the crops look equally well, except corn.
which is little backward, but should there be
no unreasonable frost, that will also be large.
The same general reports come from Iowa.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
DoMINHoS OF CANADA.

TORONTO, July 26.-Instructions have been
received from Ottawa to have the gunboats on
the lakes got ready for immediate SERVICE
kumors Of Fenian movement are supposed
to be the cause Of the order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
To Consumers of Coal
Portland Company v !
Annual Meeting

THE Stockholders or the Por land Company are
Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting q @ sn,s
Corporation will be held at the Office OF lne Syss
da, OF July instant, at O'Clock In tne aiteFnoon'
for the following purposes, viz: r.-.c,,r. "a
1st. Toact on the Report ot the Diie'''is anu
onJ r. choose Directors for the ensuing year.
4 3i. TO act on any other business that may come
before INC '"'e JACOB MCCLELLAN, Clerk,
Portland, July 18th, 1859. Z .jyiseodtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
NEW HaMpsurRE,

MOVEMENTS OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
CONCORD, Jaly26 Chief Justice Chase and
Mrs. Senator Spragae are in this city, the,
guests OF his niece, Mrs. IT. v. Fucker. o.. w
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

CALIFORNna

MRMPHIs, July GA severe shock of earth
quake was felt here this morning at 2 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

grade % q e2c. oa4 quiet; sales at sp0R 7oc ior
49, No. at o. BAILEY Arm &C | 30. seller last
Provissep Pa Z. Sepssmnsr High Wines rm sales at o5
isslse isic and nominal DRY sated shoulders at isi
! MILyAUKEf. Julv a. AF,ous non,insl wheat
| quiet af 1 43 for No a,d sai ~ No q OATS frm
at Toe for No cor s,,e 80 - W d. a. M - rive
and Barley nominal. A'- = - "
CINorrrArr. TpIy o. -wr;skev excited and hiph-
er: sales Al Ak = f,ns;s;ons frIner and active
Mess port Ma =. % ~ - a. m RnI< Meafs firmer
at ilc for .Scnsders ~ Loose. and isc packed sides
firm at @ Ice for clear RIB Tic for clear Sides Ba-
con firm with upward tendency, at l44c for shoul-
clear sides sugar cureo ANS 70 " Ssc Lard heid
~ n1 ,sse
NsM ohihA ~ =: az guy eY-Setton-m more DONG;
idams atA1n sugar nfih common iVzc;
p'Ae ''zSi - ##
FT fAFetap Markets..
HAvAxA. July f7.-The foltovine are the c,osing
large business at unchanged Quotations. Stock ia
warehouse, @ IN Havana and Matanzas 34S. 900 boxes
HaxsrS and M.tan.ss 49, - - M ior tne week Tom
boxes and 4ooo hhds 10 tSs ir,.od s.st, q o
boxes and 1900 hhds. suear fT md n; so,u
demand, with large busnass NJ unchan ved arnfe
lasses Sncar drii a. "a y ~, q se1s - 1opg: mo
yado QUIET at ca reals 10 arrobe ~ srto "a co,
mon refining, n q "A reals tor fair to good refninc
and a 81 reals for grocery GRADES Frechts 13 nov
of Sugar to the United States n 25: % HID do a n
mouth and orders aE0 y = y ~o' y '''VVA - y
foxnox r.,.oo1 a. ft3 :, :.
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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
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SAN Francisco, July 26.-The fires in the
woods in Washington Territory are raging
with renewed violence.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27
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AoMAhAL FARRAGUT.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-Admiral Farroont
and wife arrived here tonight. "eN'