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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Eighteen thousand cmigrants lcft Liverpool In
June for various American ports.
Rear Admiral winslow has been ordered to
take command Of the Pacific fleet on the first Of
August, relieving Rear Admiral Turner, who is
placed on the retired list.
The mandatory OF Wheeler and Wilson's
SEWING. machines at Cincinnati was burned
Saturday morning.
Edward Brailcy has been held In Boston on
charge Of beating his wife to death.
Dominion Day was observed throughout Can
ada Saturday.
II Is denied that Captain General Dc Rodas
has called for rcinforcements
Nearly thousand Chinese have arrived Mt
San Francisco within the past two days.
Saturday the thermometer was 116 in the
interior Of California.
Gen. Sheridan reports an extensive movement
of the Sioux from the Winnepeg country, and
all the available infantry In Washington and
vicinity has been sent to reinforce him.
The wheat crop Of California will fall short
about 1000, 900 from last year.
The Trades Unions Of New York have formed
an organization for political and cooperation
purposes. %.
Foreign reports indicate severe drought in
France and the heat rs being intense. In Brat
lana the drought Is 80 severe that farmers are
selling their cattle at two cents pound. The
provincial journals concur In estimating the
rnin crop at ono-fourth below the average.
France will not give her consent to the pro-
posed candidature Of the Of the Hohcnsollem
prince TO the crown of Spain. but win propose .
Congress Of the crest powers to settle the ques-
ton. tHHa r.
George Thomas, formerly connected with the
Evening Argus and Sunday Atlas Of Philadel-
phia. Was suffocated Monday evening by piece
Of meat sticking In his throat, and died before
assistance could be rendered. n rrr p. ir.
The greater portion Of Gold HIN. Nevada.
WA, DESTROYED by ere the 9th inst. The flames
snrcad from Main st. to th, buildings on the
buildings on the sidcof the hill. The Telegraph
miles were burned and the line In down. No
further particulars have been received.
A young balloonist in Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
aged fourteen years, made his first ascension
from that place on the 4th. In the "flying
Cloud" The balloon, when at the height OF
several thousand feet rapidly Descended, the
boy having apparently lost all control Of L. II
bounded along the ground at Pleasant Valley.
seven miles distant. when the lad jumped from
the basket unhurt. Il again roc, and finally
landed at Cornwall Bridge. Ct, sixty miles
away.
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Cambridge Cattle Market, July 8.

Amount OF live stock at market-cattle, AZ
Sheep and Lambs, hA2 Swine, IIUD.
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extrn SD 25D et3 IS, hrs
quality sl2 60 % $500 second quality 81 600 " 70
third quality $1,000 3ll %.
Prices Of Store Cattle-working Oxen, Y pair
$50, $780, $3.50 % $50.
Milch Cows and Calves nom s55, $50, t75, SIS.
Yearllngs tli 20 SIS, two years old 81 a S3s
three years old so % So.
Prices OF Sheep and LAmbs-In lots 81 80, 81 90
q 20. ssO % SO "a each, extra Sc % % $50. OF
from - 10 cH n.
Spring Lambs 81 90.
Veal Calves, 500 q ti0o0.
Hides 7 a.. Y n. Tallow % Gle y n.
Pelts 7:c % y 70 each. Calf skins Is a l7e y
2ie good 70 a lie, medium 10 q isisI poor 4
medium $50 Y n. ....
> N. D. Becf-EItrs and nrst quality include no.
thing but the best large, ht staIlfed Oxen second
quality includes the best grass-fed Oxen, the best
stallfe Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-BItra includes Cossets, and when those o
an inferior quality are thrown out
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Tho prettiest woman In New York. Mis- x,
we'll known I'm our fashionable society for her die
once sallow, rough skinned girl, cliagrinned at
her red, freckied face She pitched into Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, and Is now ~ pretty In compiexion
AS she Ia charming In manners. This article over
comes freckles TAM salowness, moth.patches, ring.
marks etc. and makes one look ten years younger
than they are. Magnolia Balm for Transparent
complexion, and Lyons Kathairon 10 make the hair
plentiful lunuriant, son and delicate, have no ~
walls The Kathairon prevents the hair from turn.
ing gray, eradicates dandruiY and Ia the hest and
cheapest dressing In the world. 4wH
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"oUsuIyG sIMpLICIrr."

Among the remarkable things that are hap
pening in this remarkable agcw the late Con.
gressionsl Convention held at Saco. From the
nature Of the call some were 80 full Of 'gushing
simplicity" as to suppose that the object Of that
convention was to nominate candidate who, il
elected, was to represent this District In the
73d Congress; but when the distinguished and
digniiied ex-judgc and present postmaster Of
Portland arose, and with the utmost innocence
gave in his ''lttle testimony" II became at
once evident that they were there to express
their gratitude for aud, by their fulsomc adula-
ton, 10 retain their hold on that "Sow" 30 feel
inrly brought forward and pressed upon that
convention bv Gen. Dow. ..I
The entertaining stories told and the oouun-
drums propoundci by the General for the delec-
tation of the Cumberland delegates will no
doubt procure for him an appointment as Con-
sui at some foreign port, and both stories anil
conundrums will sound well in q foreign tongue
and are at once evidence Of the pure minded
ness Of their author. and the ability Of our
present representative.
The nomination belonged to York county. by
usage aud fair dealing; and the vulgar illustra-
ton and nauseous egotism displayed by the
managers Of that convention only indicate that
they knew what would please the majority Of
that convention better than we did. The divine
right Of kings was never more zealously adyo-
Gated by their fawnins subjects than do these
men press the claims Of Mr.. Lynch for re-
election; and but for their known disinterestel.
ness we might be led to suppose that the secret
Of their admiration for the "best man in the
District," was found in the preeminent abilities
they had brought to the discharge Of their du-
ties as Postmaster. Pension Agents, and Assess
ors Men Of York once you waived your
right, and what was then asked rs q favor has
now grown to demand. II We are whipped In
this time, let no one blame Cumberland or ever
ask at the hands Of District Convention that
our rights may be respected. II We have taken
this stand because Of convictiou that We were
right and because Of our fidelity TO Republican
principles, then let US stand 6rm. and In Sep
tember let Us show the men Of Cumberland how
full We are Of .gushing simplicity"
A AiENBER or TuE CONVENTION.
Biddeford. July Q, 1870. a-..;- 81
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The orIe.n. primes. have ps.i.i0nci for the

Tho Orleans princes have petitioncd for the
restoration Of their property In France.
The Camp meeting At Hamilton. Mas, closed
on Friday last, having continued ten dsya
Several thousand people here congregaicd frum
several states In the Union to hold ths the fourth
"National Camp Meeting" The last. previous.
was at Round Lake, N. Y. The next Is at Oak
ington, Nd. commencing July 9th. Thcse
meetings are devoted to Discussion OF the theme
OF Sinctifcation and exercises connected there
with.
The new Police Judge in Washington Is Col.
W. b. Smell II Kennebunk. lie Is said TO 30
lawyer Of ability and character, but the Dis
trict lawyers don't altogether like II that an
outsider Is brought In for the office.
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On. SAaE's CArARRu REMEDY Is no Patent Medi.
cine humbug gotten mp 10 dupe the ignorant and
credulous nor IL Il represented ~ being composed
III rare and precious substances, brought from the
four corners ofthe earth carried seven times across
the treat Desert Of Sahara on tho backs Of fourteen
camels and brought across the Atlantic Ocean on two
perfect Specific for Chronic NasAl Catarrh, "Cold In
the head" and kindred diseases. The proprietor,
n. v. Pierce. NJ ID Of Bufalo, N. Y. twho:e private
ine.i Offers reward OF SjO Tor case OF Catarrh he
cannot cure. for sale by druggists. Sent by mall,
postpaid, fbr sixty cents. Address tho proprietor
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YORK co. REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The Republicans In the several towns In the Co.
OF York are requested 70 select delegates TO meet In
cony entiOn 10 be holden Mt ALFRED, on Tuesday.
the 10Th of July current for the purpose Of nomi.
Mating candidates for the several ofhces 10 be Allied
at our next annual election, viz Clerk OF Courts,
sheriff, Treasurer, three Senators, County At.or.
ney and two County Commissioners, and ~ act upon
any other matter that may como before the conven'
ton.
The basis Of representation will be A. follows
One for every town In the County. one for every
any votes cast for the Republican candidate fof
Governor In 1868, and one additional delegate TOT
every actian Of thirty votes, giving the following
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Hon. n. @. Marshall Of York writes to the
Portland -adrertissr, correcting . statement
made In regard to him. and adds .T
York County IL oblitcrated, 70 far ~ Cumber-
land has the power 30 10 do, and Il now only re-
mains TO be seen whether We Of York are what
we were termed, On the day Of the convention.
"whippcd spaniels," or men that know our
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DUDLY-MORRILI. In this city, Jnly 2. by Rev. J.
Stevens, Mr.. Henry q. Dudly and Miss Abbie NJ
Morrill,, hath of this city.
UsiIER.iDWELI.. In ssco, July q. by Rev. J. 7. q
Nichols, Mr.. Charles u. Usher and Miss Susie j.
Lowell, both of n.
NOZZLE NOBLE. In Kenneunkport. July by
Rev. Israel Downing, Mr.. Clement Noble and Misi
Martha Noble. both ~ Kennebunk.
ALLEN-CLAItK. In Wells, June n, by Rev.
Bowker. Mr. Amos Allen, of Wells, and Miss Marill'
Clark. OF berwick.
wELLS-POTTI.E. Ia Wells, June ~. by Rev. n
Dowker. Nr. James l.. Wells, ~ Kennebunkp.rt,
wILDEs-ELDRIDGE. In Wells. .pne ~, by Rev.
4. Bowker, SIR. Jacob wildes, of Kennebunkport,
aud Miss Eliza Eldridge, OF W.
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Many ssFer rather than take nauseous medicine.
All Who sufsr nom cpughs. colds irritation OF me
bronchial tubes or tendency 70 consumption, VII
md In DR. wistars Balsam Of Wild u erry femcdy
~ agreeable 70 the palate - encetuAi IN rsmouns
dIscass. The Bslsam ID pleexAns fsce as
rafe remedy, 10 Il powerful remedyi u sPy
remedy, Il Il remedy that cures.
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ARARH CHANCE u offered 10 settlers on the graf
"Piper Grant, In Bolivia In the advertisement head-
cd IN Dorado" Thrre hundred and twenty scrcs
of land arc giren 10 settlers In region claimed 70
he one Of the finest In the world. For full paftcu-
lars sddrea the boston or New York Agenu-
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We copy the following from an exchange, which 70
ImIortant N Chronic darrhoca Of long stand
Ing also dysentery, and all similar complaints com.
mon nj this season OF the year, can DO cured by c
use Internally of"Johnson's Anodyne Lniment"
We know whereof We afnrm. r
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The caihaytlcs used and spproved ofby The Phvsl::
clans comprising the various Ne ical Associations Of
this State are now compounded and sold under the
name Of "Paryons' PurEative Pills" .L
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The County Committee will DO In session at The
County House at 3 o'clock on the morning OF the
Convention 10 receive the credentials Of delegates
and decide upon all contested elections subject 10
the decision or the Convention.
A. @. OBrion, u. y. TIanson,
J. NJ. Mason, N. Lttlefeld, RI Cow
N. Hobbs, w. A. Cromwell, w. eoA'
J. VI. Marshall, q. w. =. Putnam.
Geo Getchell, ]. X. Butler,
Ssertfarv AairnasH.
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rights and dare Assert them-the post Office,
custom house, and assessors Office In Portland,
and the navy yard. in Kittery. to the contrary
Notwithstanding. EH
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All Mechanics call for Deach's washing Soap. IL
IL powerful detergent, and Is just what they want
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NOR SALE.-IIill's Patent Elastic Roofing.
IL Ihaye this Patent Right for saco and Blddr-
ford, and will sell individual rights 10 any who
may want This roofing can he used on sharp ~
well as fiat room. W. II. IiUTCHfNS.
4mY
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They were horn last month, are ~ playful and
harmless a. kittens. and ut the afternoon exhibi-
lions will be taken nom the lonesss cage ana car.
ried among the audience, ant the ladies'
and children will be permitted To hold
them. More than
10000 CHILDREN
have visited these nursing lions during the past
three weeks Included In the collection VI Wild
inials are the following
A Polar Hear, direct from the North Ocean
Brown GuanrOs - new variety Of Llama,
The Sacred Cattle bengal Tigers, Black
Named Lions, White bears, Laughing
l1yenas. brazilian Jaguar~, Senegal Leo
pards, south American GuRneos. saIetles,
Panthers, Emues, Canels, GIizsly Besr..
Zehu or sacred On, nunaloes, Hack
Wolves, Black Bears, Alpine Goat, Lila.
Maskin Swine, striped llyenas, Tapirs,
Quaega. Zebra. Ia gies. Pecrsries. vuis
lures, Monkeys, Apes, Baboons, etc.. and
will also DO introduced
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VNIANTED "A Student In q Law Office.
w Mere than ordinary facilities offered. Ap
ply 70 JOURNAL once.
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VXIANTED-AaESB to sell thoroughly
wv good domestic article, wanted In every fam-
fly. No competition. Exclusive territory given.
business very pleasant. Agents have sold doz.,
town. another loo in towns, another % In call
ing on 70 families Cost OF outfit 81 No danger OF
imposition. Best OF references given. Send Tor
circular 10 100 Washington st., Bost u, Mas.
2Wxg LTTLEfIEbD n DAME.
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yNIANTED INiNiEDIATELY-At Kennebunk
wv Saloon God tidy American Girls, one a. as
sistant cook, must understand her business. Tho
other a. general girl Best of references required
a. 10 ability and character none others wanted.
Nc Sunday work. lw9 GEO. u. MOORE.
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IJOUSEKEEPERS-i intending to purchase
Ill housekeeping goods call and examine the
stock at the furnishing store Of A. Eagerly, No 81,
Main 1t. near Alfred. See the Arctic Refrigerator
nj the same place ... -
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: -----T-T--- u Use H'
STEVENS CONDITION POWDERS!
For Hsrses ssd Cattle.

I'M Sold BY Druggist. and Dealers in general. "a
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SALES, WANTS, LOST & FOUND

E0UND-within the inclosure Of the subscribe
IL ers at North Acton, Maine, q four years old
colt OF small sire dark bay color with black point,
and small star In the face. The owner OF said colt
Ing charges &C. CALEB 4 CALEB U. bURBANR.
North Acton, July 2, 1870. 3w9
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And Let rs tell the JOURNAL that q sviness but
litte political SAAety when u h about carrying
the unity Leket and dsfeating or icsscning the
vote Of any candidate having equal claim 70 tho
support Of the party. The p, sltion 70 takes alb
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


Married.
SxITH-BURKE.--On Wednesday, July 90, by the
Rev. Father LafOnte, FRANK J. SIXTH 81 Miss MARY
V. BuHXE, only daughter OF Brevet prigadcr Gen.
erai Martin Earke, u. ;. A., al OF THIS city,
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET, !
THURSDAY, July 2l--6 T.. M
The expected reaction In the gold market came to.
day. being precipitated by the failure OF party OF
spectators operating for rise. The tendency OF
gold and stocks TO move together In sympathetic
downward movement was also more mani'es,.
GOLD 1215s to 1l9K.
The early price OF gold highest OF the day
was due TO kilograms from London announcing that
the Bank OF England directors had raised the dis.
count rate to 3ts per cent-an advance OF " per
cent. But the change was 80 slight In comparison
to what had been anticipated ana the continued de-
ferment Of h0stities between the french and Prus-
sian armies was so suggestive to the uneasy
"bulls" OF diplomatic peace after all, that the
price began to fall OF, ana had declined
to l20k when 1t was announced that nye.twenties
In London were down to 79X, upon which there was
. rally to l2ik. Later In the day one OF the bull
oques failed and tho sales Of gold for the account OF
the defauttng broker tumbled the price to 1l9. the
decline being stimulated by speculative sales the
part OF some OF the bull ciques In stocks who are
endeavOring to get up reaction In both lines OF
speculation. From this point there was a rally to
1904, and subsequent gradual decline TO the closing
price, l19A. The bulls are dlshearte1ed at the high
rates they have to pay for the currency with which
to carry their gold. The 0minous, unoroken peace
In the ''war" now existing In Europe also exerts
disc0uraging influence. The course OF the market Is
Oiven IN the tabie.-
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Buildings.

Plan 7 3h ST. No 6:I W. ono story frame second class
dwelling, 24xl6. Owner, Patrick McD0nough.
Plan ff5-42i st. 800 II Of 7th story brick
shop 2Jr7j. Owner, George Cary. -
store and tenement 2jx5u Owner, John Davis.
Plan 7S3sh at g. a26 II Of 10Th one story brick
front hrst class dwellings 20x50 Owner, Morrison.
n an 750 Beth 81 ss rs II from Madison nv, Que story
brick stable, 25xs6. Owner, James II Tnsersoll
Plan 75bth and lg0th s. story brick
FIRST class dwcing, 23x87. Owner Richard Connolly.
Plan 552-Eiiridge st. No ~, story brick stabe
25xiS Owners, Wagner Pfeif.
Plan 153 49th ST. 25 Of ID av, one story brown
stone front, 25x63. Owner, Cathnrinc Hart.
Plan 7 I'd nv and SD AL corner, -four story brick
Plan 75579lh at s IA II Of lat story brown
stone front tenement 2jx60 Owner Thomas Carolin.
Plan 1l7h ST s, $40 II OF l0th one story brick
27xl6 Owner, Manhattan Gas Light Company
Plan 1b3h st, No 84!, one story brick and
ment, 25y5f. Owner, Michael BischoG.
Plan 76S-1Sth ST. 6: n of av b. brick
and tenement, 23xi2. Owner, Green.
Plan 7J9-Larcnss st. No lgj, story brick o1ice 25y
TO- Owners, liadien 4 tisdney.
Plan 7606th st. West No 8 one story brick tenement
25yf2 Owner and builder, A Gregory.
Plan 71lsh nv, 25 IT'S OF fish st, one story and
basement brick frat class dwelling 2jxi0 Owner Meyer
Plan 762Carninc ri. Cj5 II W OF Bedford three
story brick stores and tenenents 2Jxs9 and 3lxS Owner
James Gilmore
men brown stone front FIRST class dweing', 2xo. Owner
w VI Raynor
Plan T6i-7Sth st and lat story brick
store and tenement, .5x61 Owner, Moses Foy.
Plan 7S5 5oh st, NOS I3j IB7. W two story brcx
stables, 25x7i. Owners, A. Kcl and w. u. Jldgon.
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The MARI for wheat dun and uoinns al decline
In prices of Be- bc The sales abou, 10000 bnshes Mt
81 20 81 rs for inferior to No Chicago 81 q
81 = for good No Milwaukee, 81 "a for No do VI 81
VI 0, for No amber wtn,ef 81 S7 for prime NO. do In
store, 81 " 81 81 for WHITE Indiana So for winter
Indiana. Rye duh nominal former prices. Both
barley rnd barley maxi dull and nominal No sales
were repoitei Corn strong at the commencement or
business bot closed dun ant 2c &c. lover Or 81 81 o
Tor prime mixed The saes nbou. 10000 bushels a III
~ for new mixed Western " la VI Is for white ami
$ 81 IA FOR yellow For the market quiet but
prices wec quite steady Sales 80 900 bushels at Soc for
WeierD Zoe 73c for Ohio and State and 6ac. for New
Jersey,
taEianrs. The market was very quiet the oncr'ngs OF
almost all articles being light and rates easier TO
some pers To Liverpool, per steamer grain room was
offered at I'd anl -four colj have been engaged At
about Is 3D. although 4 generally asked For vessels
for CHARTER the demand ouy moderate though rites
wcTn very hrm. The engagements were London, 2OO)
bbs hour at rs 3D. and small lot rosn at Ss 3D. To- 6ias
cow, Der steamer lOO0 bushels wheat at I'D 10 uavrc
per steamer 100 bills pork 81 and 6Q do ashes private
terms; TO Rotterdam, 30 tons weight md measurement
goods at 31s. fCs. Ths charters were A bark
u Stockholm, with LOO bb!s; crude petroleum &
on private terms bark TO Croustadt, with 800 bbls.
uaph!hn at B. bark to The Adalio. with liO0 bhs pc
tfoeun al 7s An AsrIcan bark TO Corr for ORDERS With
: lAatiegs grain A "a Sd. In shpA bAsA bark from
yhAjceh's 70 Cock sog oricrs. xaa .t.9bbla psoleam
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MONEY ACTIVE.

In the early part OF the day there was good de-
mand for money. and the rate ranged from seven
per cent on governments to seven, gold, stocks,
with exceptions al six Oh the former col!a,etas.
Toward the close OF banking hours the demand had
been fully met at these rates, and balances were OF
fering at ak to seven per cent according to the coli
lateral desired Discounts advancing ana primo
double name paper Is quoted seven to eight per
cent Foreign exchange was dull at ITO iloH for
sixty day, and llots llok for sight Scr,iae bills.
Thebteamcr to-day took $o33 900 In srHce.
GOVERNMENTS LowEn.
The large offerings OF bonds at The sab.Treasury,
followed by the report OF the qlotation Ios for ave.
tweates Ia london, led to over prices Tor the gog
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stock at date 762 hhds Cuba sssS do Porto Rico 1897
M SeS shssss 70 note in
market for spirits rpen,Ine, which wa: moderately active
is of Ss!as': sslss; .%
& S an. s: Tss
Si's J: ss; s'S;.iS " ?ss;s'
IS ASS SS he V
msnStSn sss wa: dun and ne%insl 4 g. No sa!ss
wa. %
49, In sS there usss a0. .: % :ssn.
PORTED a. r PIC Lard 81 was dull sa UNCHANGED
For other kinds @s % market wa. dun bu. aushsnssa
fG S II: ss % s
price: were holders demanded @ so nsSss Sas
sass were made below that and At the close the best
crude ns's Ss. ' was very o.
wss ssryy .os sns
ss en- sSss
SsSS.s .,,,ss;s, A. , nj s
assesss ss '2 p sds Ssa at
the close sales low as sisc There We're sold
80 Gaa tsiiss Sss o. az sna al
sOOo DO Tor tho same delivery at 2l which about tho
na ,ss Is bn pork o package.
" was without @ actvy the business being exclusively confined
Ing sellers demanded as high as for lots on he spot but
subseouenty he market 6ecane ya. unor fa,r T.,"s
and al the close purchases could Nave ecs made @ M abn
$50 o. City mess sold at $780, ana few small sales prime
Wholesale lots There were sold 100 bSs at ss for
prime mesa we heard Of Do M sa,es @ or Gss f "u % @
live hogs were in moderate re1Yest Int The nryas hcI
to prime the aas we're only 81 head 'ol eheay ior
mand and a. c,oss ~ s 1s ~ @ acsve % ae
hams were dnl b,, ,nchaseS IN vae nr,cea % Sn, n,a
choce sonbern s snd Wesiern hsaf TO 90
e' oua hcnd ior " Prices rrmc mess was quoted ~
Seit xo' INV a.ro :n1 AZ SUPPLY peer IN dds was
uesu LOT in ngulea' nc uemshd WAS iess ncuys,
M ,' -, IA NJ 'sa' nc saes Were oia
Il ho Sa r., To- go 90 p.o " aoi n'n c:s hna
pes. penop,es ~ IN IN car h;ch h was y Dual
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In the gold loan market holders paid seven per
cent per annum to 5-64 per diem to have their
balances carried. One transaction eX Clearing
House occurred at fiat for borrowing just previous TO
closing Of the banks. The operations OF the Cold Ex
change Bank were as rollows:--
Gold cleared. $93 313o00
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 1885 7DS
Currency balances. ................ 1854, 800