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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-25

E4s& 3. <sHy HhsSsards Caa Testify ~ " his
By Gansgpy SHpcfieAcs.
Young msn troubled with emissione In slsep,-s
complaint generally the result OF bad habit in
youth,-tIsatsd scientifically and persee cure xsr.
fanted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted BY one OF
more young men with the shove disease, some O.!
whom are ae weak and emaciated as though they had
tae consumption and By their friends supposed te
have It, All such cases ysid to the proper and Only
ocrrect ooursa Of treatment, ard n short Tins ere
made 10 rss0ias n parssc. health,
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Ministers, Lawyers, and
all Public Speakers.

their profession by applying at the Boot and Shoe
Store, 1872 Middle street.
jun23eod3w is M. G. PALMER
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been daily appointed and taken upon him
selfthe trust OF Administrator of the estate OF
JOHN T. WILDRAGE, late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased required to
hbit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
GEORGE W. WILDRAGE, Admir-.
Portland, July 10th, 1870. fri jy22dlaw3t
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Notice.
q Inc Carriers of the "PREss" are not allowed
sell papers sIngly or by the week, under any cir
onmstances: Persons who are, have been, receiv-
atsbry leaving word his ofncs 4
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Mi62sesARea MeA.

0ko&2ceAEo6 Ex6Ae
There srs many men OF the age OF thirty who sra
troubled with too frequent excavations from the biad
der, otteIIacccnpanied by slight smarting buzz
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
TIE urinary deposits ropy sediment vii loften be
f)und, and sometimes small particles of semen CT al
buren will appear the color will be Of thin milk
lsh hue, again changing to dark and turbd appear.
Ance. There are many Znen whe die of this eui.y
ignorant OF the cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE OF sENINAL wEAHaEss.
can warrant perfect ours In such cases, and
foil and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so BY writing, in plain manner, descrit,
ten Of their diseassG, and the appropriate
viii be forwarded immet ately.
2Au correspondence strictly confidential an. IN
d returned, II desired.
Address: DR. j. b. HUGHEB,
No. 1aPreble Street,
Asxt door to the Prsbls House, Portland, Ne.
~ Bend Stamp fcr Circular.
Eclectic Medical IsaJtTua0ru.
TO THE LADIES.
DH. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', who
nsed medical sdvissr, to call at his rooms, No. IA
Preble Street, which they vii End arranged for ther
especial accommodation.
d.. Il g Eclectic ReroTatins Medicines are unriva-
I'D in efficacy and superio. virtue in regulating ali
Female Irregularities Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief II a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all CAGES OF OBJ
structione after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable containing nothing in
with perfect safety at all times.
Seat to an part OF with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
jsn1.1ss5d&w. No. "A Prsbls Street. Portland.
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Z E5tNnaf,al M q Nnin;s 4

'Ods Sotemap6 p6raties Of the Courier and
the Mesos reiatEissue about the name. to
be applied to Their ;party-on paper
which they are seeking to put in the
place of that.living and strong organiza-
ton of the; bone and blood, and muscle
and standing TO Wit: The Democratic
party Of South Carolina, q part and
parcel of the great National Democratic
party Of the country. But can the
shadow supplsnt the substance? We
think not. But what's in name? Well,
getdan answer tho question. Something
or nothing according to circumstances.
Ofthis, however, we feel sure that there
is sonething in our name. If we are
Mr.. A, we don't want to be called Mr..
B.-unless, indeed. we should be caught
sheep-stealing. If we are, as parties
now stand, DEMOCRAT, we say so, and
that's the end of the matter.
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MARSHAL HEY.-An Edgefeld CORES
pondent of the Augusta Constimionalist,
writes as follows:
''The venerable and highly intelligent
mother Of Judge Butler always affirmed,
believed, and said great deal to prove,
that Marshal Ney was born on Saluda, in
this District, and was named Rudolph. "
And now for the sequel In 1912 or
3, an old Frenchman was engaged as
teacher in the family Of Mr.. Robert Ro-
gers. of Darlington. in this State. Seve-
raj circumstances conclusivcly prove that
this old man was Naroleon's fuvor;te
Marshal, who, through the connivance
of friends, escaped death-the muskets
of the soldiery having been loaded with
blank cartridge. The cx- Marshal after
wards removed to North Carolina, and
died, we believe, in Rowan County-at
least, such is the general opinion of the
people there.
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T. x CE LSIOR.
W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY.
w. D. LOVE & CO.,
Still Keep the Wheel in Motion
A MOTHER Case of those PRINTS, at 12tc
N a yard, just opened.

A MOTHER Case Of those PRINTS, at 12bc
N yard, just opened.
ALSO,
A nice lot of Spring aud Summer DRESS
GOODS, at 15c. yard,
A. nice lot of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, at zoe. yard,
A nice lot of Spring and Summer Drep,
Goods, at 25c. yard,
nice lot Of spring and Summer Dress
Goods, at SOC. yard,
nice lot of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods. at 37tc. a yard.
These Goods are worth about double what
we are Offering them at, having been bought
lately in currency for less than they cost to
import in gold.
Roman Neck Ribbons. Bows, Linen Collars
and Cuffs-the latest styles.
The now Mettcrnch Pannier MANTLE, Just
out for Spring wear. We are the only House
in Columbia showing this Mantle.
Ladies' White Gored Cnder-skirts, much
below regular prices,
Besides these the Store is filled with lots OF
other Goods suited to the wants Of the COM
munity, and which the Ladies say, we are
selling at less prices than they can get them
elsewhere.
Call and get Bargains where they can be got
at the POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE OF
VIM. d. LOVE T. CO.,
Columbia Hotel Block, Main street
We will open next week two cases OF Prints
at loc. yard, worth 121. March s
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s.. G.
Sunday Morning, Maron 8. 1870.
The National Democracy.

To see how some of our quondam De-
mooratio allies are disposed to higgle
about party epithets, would amuse, if it
did not produce in us a stronger senti-
meat. This is child's play. Let US cease
this .quibbling and move steadily and
boldly TO our work. Let the trumpet
ring out clear and loud and send forth
no uncertain sound. We want in South
Carolina reform in our public manage
ment and full development of our re-
sources. We want the streams-the
refseesaiHing and ,inyigotating streams OF
immigration. We want enterprise, thrift,
energy and Q diversified industry. We
desire to make this State the point OF
attraction IS Q good class OF laborers and
q substantial GLASS of capitalists. And,
as means to this end, we must put our
selves In accosd with one orthe other OF
the two, great pattiss that are fighting
for poiiticsl eontrol. As to which one,
theiapts- -rsainaiiat in South Carolina can
not for one moment hesitate. The De-
moeFatio, party lis, our natural ally. We
Wshn5e Vie reviewed. fabric Of Southern
ci1ihaation. fo, have Its cornerstone, al
leasv, OF white marble.
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Loss OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
ONEIDA.-Full particulars of the loss of
the United States steamer Oneida have
been received by the Japanese mail, Mt
San Francisco. The accident took place
on the 23d of January, at 7 o'clock in
the evening. when the officers were at
supper. The Bombay struck the Oneida
on the starboard, abaft the gasgway, and
crushed great hole in her. Two men
we're killed outright by tho collision
The Bombay continued on her way with
out needing the appeal from tho lost
ship for help. All the boats but the life
boat were crushed. This was manned
by Surgeon Suddards and small crew.
The Oneida sank in ten minutes, carry
ing down the heroic Commander Viii
liams, who declared that he would not
desert the vessel, and nearly three-fourths
of his comrades. OF the 176 persons on
board, only fifty-six were saved. Among
the latter, were only three officers
Master Yates, DR.. Suddards, and the
captain s clerk, Mr.. Crowninshied. The
most remarkable circumstance attending
the disaster. is the declaration of tho
crew and passengers of the Bombay that
they knew nothing of the collision. and
heard none OF the distress guns fired.
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WHITE GOODS /!
Brilliants, Brocade, India Twill

Brilliants, Brocade, India Twill,
DLAID NAINSOOK,
Il Tape Stripes and Checks. Satin Stripee,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Nainsook and India Null, Jaconets,
Swiss Null, Bird-Eye Diaper, Linen Lawn,
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Linen Edgings and Insertings,
Swiss Edgings and Insertings,
Lace Collars, Real and Imitation.
Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Irish Linen,
Damask Table cloths,
Doy!ies and Napkins.
Huckaback and Dainash Towels,
Ladies' Frlled Skirts.
ALSO,
An assortment OF light Prints and LAena
for tho coming season.
Dleached and Brown Homespuns, &c.
just received from New York.
Feb 20 g. +. JACKSON
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I. The town elections throughout New
York State show uniform Democratic

&, The town elections throughout New
York State show uniform Democratic
Eaink In the eIeiesfion ibid Yesterday,
szsFo1TWSsnuTs zF1TSs elected gpemo& patio Mayor Sy
Hahhndsome majoAtsy, anH Ithssa fill
board of Democlatie loS3l officers, 4of
the &ist time in many yaars. EflThe De
mcefatio revival has 2splead over into
Yesmcnt. Burlington has been swept by
the Democracy for the first time since it
became chartered city.
There is a girl in New Hampshire
whose daily life is blessed by the living
presence or her father and mother, two
grand-fathers and two grand.mothers,
three great,grand-fathers apd four great
grand others, and one great-great-
grand other.
A special despatch from st. Domingo
announces that the Dominican Republic
has formally declared, by an overwhelm-
ing popular majority, In favor of annexa-
ton to the United States The council
of ministers estimate The public debt at
less than 81, ,60O, 900.
The barn of Mr. D. D. Autley, about
twelve miles from Orapgeburg, waa de-
stroyed by fire few nights ago. Seve-
raj horses, mules, ETC., were badly
burned. Incendiarism.
A party OF horse thieves attempted to
carry of horse belonging to Mr.. Bur
riss. of Chester, but he was too fast for
them. The scoundrels were allowed to
go SCOT free.
The Sunday night mail train between
New York and Boston has made the run
in five hours and quarter; distance 234
miles. The average time for express
trains is about eight hours. and half.
The public debt statement shows a de-
crease of Sc, SOC, 600 since the February
statement. The coin in the Treasury is
S102, 900, 900. and the currency SIO,-
600, 900.
1t is estimated that there are 800, ,OUC
women in the State of New York will,
no prospect of pairing off-not men
enough to go around.
The handsome vito of :. Salt Laker
wants to be rescued from this living
DEATH" She ran away from New York
two years ago.
"Oh! what.an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
Mons BTrTERs. MI
Were not conquered armies peited witt
rotten eggs, when they entered Rome:
and was not this called "passing under
the yolk?"
Just the thingT' Such is the excla
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTERs MI
An explosion OF nytro- o-glycerine occur
red in Now York, q few days ago, killing
one man and badly injuring severa
others.
81 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BTrTERs N2l
A destructive fire occurred at No. "a;
Broadway, New York, on the Sd, involv
ing n loss of several hundred thousand
dollars.
The weak and emaciatcd mother saws
''My health and strength is restored +,
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrTEpe. N21
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lassell, and of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hen
richson, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF LUCIEN, only con Of tho former,
THIS AFTERNON, at o'clock, from their re-
sidence.
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New MASONIC TEMPLE IN New York
Tho cornerstone of magnificent Mo.
sonic temple, ut the corner of Twenty
third street and Sixth avenue, is to be
laid on the 1st of juno. Tho land,
which cost $34O, 900, is all paid for, and
by June the Masons will have $50, O,OOO
cash on hand with which to commence
operations. The cost of the building is
S4OO, 900. The net yearly income is
estimated at $4,000.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Hon. Geo. S.
Bryan presiding March 4.
E,r parie J. A. Lee, IN re j. Thompson
Petition to call in liens. Referred to
Register Clawson.
Final discharge was granted to L. w.
Davis, Of Colleton.
BIC pnrie E. A. Dilland, in nc L. NJ.
Dissatisfaction to establish lien. Re-
port of the Register confirmed.
E:r parte j. w. Blakeley, in re w. +.
Farley-Similar petition and order.
re Chas. Madsen, Assignee, ordered
to refund deposit fee to Whaley. Mitchell
X Clancy.
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The Charleston Courier says:

The Charleston Courier says:
"What we desire is the redemption
and salvation of the State. This can
only be accomplished by unity"
We agree with the Courier, that
"unity" is important. But there is yet
another thing far more important still.
This is energy, enthusiasm and ,oorh dr.
ing the canuass and upon election day.
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Choice Wines and Brandies.


= -<yka CONNOISSEURS of WINE, who
SSSSSi1 wish SOMETHING GOOD, lot
lfS,S<So them call at Mr. HARDY SOLO
V,6ftaS MONS, under the, Colu mbia
pure AMERICAN BRANDY and WINE made
from Grapes grown in California. The WINES
are pure and OF themo delicate nd delicious
flavor: The Brandy and Wines consist of tho
Mound Vineyard Brandy-vintage of 1867
Sherry, Pint Champagne, Hock and the Anse-
lica-one Of the most delicious Wines for
ladies ever drank.
moderate prices, iu order to introduce them
i'll this market.
respectfully invite the public to call and
examine. HARDY SOLOMON.
March )
For Rent.
S-s a NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, twenty
fIs acres cleared Land, two-and-a half miles
bargain can be had. Apply at once at the
Nlckerson House. March / 3
Broom Corn Seed.
EOR sale by
II March Q LOwRANCE co.
800 Barrels Flour.
IL March 9 LowRANCE Il co.
Stack Corn Whiskey.
LNOR sale by
IL March 2 LOWRAECF 4 co.
100 Bales Hay.
NOR sale low, by
IL March 2 .LOWRANCE & CO.
Ale and Porter
DREMEN LAGER BEER.
I'D Younger's Edinburgh Ale.
Hibber's London Porter. For sale by
Feb 16 GEO. SWIMMERS.
For Sale or Rent,
ONE Of the most eleg ant RESiQENCES
f,.A in tho city. Sale preferred, to change in
e:kA Avestment. Terms easy AppIyto
POPE Il HASKELL, AttorneyA at Law,
Feb scott's Range, Main Street.
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Rear-Admiral Porter, commanding the
United States North Atlantic Squadron
entered the harbor of Port-au- Prince on
the 9th inst, with the flagship Severn
and the iron clad Dictator, and, upon
landing. had an interview with the Hay
tien authorities. He announced that the
United States had formed an alliance
with President Baez of San Domingo,
and warned tho Hayticn Government
that he would punish any attempt on it's
part to give aid to Gen. Cabral. the
leader of the insurrection against Bacz.
This menace created much excitement in
Hnyti and was regarded in some quar-
ters as an act of war The Admiral,
after the interview, steamed off to Cape
Haytien. The Haytiens assert that Eng
lIsh vessels are conveying supplies to
Cabral, with the concurrence of the Bri-
tish Admiral. If Admiral Porter is con
slstent i'll warning off all sympathizers
with Cabral, he will necessarily come in
conflict with the British in those waters.
BURNING OF McGILL's SToRE.-We re-
gret to learn that the store of Mr.. John
McGill, on Clark's Fork, in this county.
was destroyed by fire last Tuesday morn
ing. about 3 o'clock The fire is sup-
posed to be the work of inccndiaries. as
auger boles were seen in the door a little
before the building fell; but the flames
had made too great progress before the
fire wss discovered, to admit OF q close
examination. There were three kegs of
powder in tho store, Which exploded
during the fire and completed the ruin.
Suspicion rests upon two unknown
men, who came from Spartanbure
County, These men passed an amount
OF counterfeit money in tho vicinity of
Limestone Springs before their true
character was discovered. and did several
other things Of q suspicious nature.
YorkyiNe Enquirer.
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THEM PRovIsIoNs--An honest old
darkey, whose expectations of getting
forty-acro plantation and domestic
jackass, for voting the radical ticket,
were entirely sincere, now goes back on
his friends in this wise-"Dem carpet
baggettin' scalawag fellers, do tell US dar
war pervisions in the constitution for We
culled folks, but dat was lie-tlem per-
otStons didn't come. Fore God, massa, 1
amt seen de fust mouJuE"
SOME SHAME.-One representative has
lodged the verdict of the committee on
the sale of cadetships quite in advance of
any public appearance of his guilt. He
therefore has some shame; but how
utterly void of all sense of the respect
due to the worlds opinions must they
be, and hold Whittemore to be, who now
urge that that ousted member will return
on new election.-Nep York Herald.
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DRUNK BUT ONcE.-- on, have but five
minutes to live. said the sheriff; eff you
have anything to say, speak now" The
young man said: 'u:have to die. had
one little brother; he lad beautiful eyes
and faxen hair. and loved him One
day I got drunk-the first time in my
life-a1d coming home I found my little
brother getting berries in the garden,
and became angry withouta Cause, and
killed him with one blow of the rake.
did not know anything about it until
next day, when awoke and found my
self bound and guarded, and was told
that my little brother was found dead.
Whiskey had done it. It thad ruined me.
[ never was drunk but once. have one
more word to say, and then am going
to my Judge. say to young persons,
never, never touch anything that can in
toxicate." In another moment the young
man was ushered into the presence OF
God.
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Lightning Rods.

pERSONS il want of first. class RODS, can
Il be supplied by leaving their orders at the
Post Office, or at j. W. Smiths tin shop, Plain
street. HAWIEY h co
March
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Josh Bliinss inssss NSasssss cssssr.
HIS ANswrRs m, s,71ssv,sra y

49,. a1S An5M1ttS IO Ot<t>5zls<t
K Fsd7Ke aint OBLIGED to lssk ths
sirl'4mcthekif yop nay 50 home vim
her rom b Pity; get the rl,s endSfae-
hent and gSSn; itis pxopeE enoggh to:
ssk Ter to t1ke your arm bnt yOM have
no right to put yoGr arm around her
waist, unless you2 meet . besrS on, the
road. and then yo9 are supposed to re.
linquish your hold as soon as the bear
gets safely by.
Whip-You arc right-mules do live
to lonely age; have known them my
self to live one hundred years and not
half try. Yon are also right about their
being sure-footed; have known them to
kick boy twice in q second, ten feet Off
Gertrude-Your inquiry stumps me.
The more think about it tile more
can't tell. As near as I can recolleot
now, think don't know. Much might
be said both ways; neither may be right
Upon the whole, I think that T would or
wouldn't, just as think best or other
wise.
Plutarch-You'ro mistaken; the Shak-
ers don't marry. If young Shakers fall
in love they nre set to weeden' onions,
which cures them forthwithly. 1 CAM
tell you how much it takes to join the
Shakers, but Tbelieve the expense nsed
to be. ipalpding having your hair cut
and leASiiHgSto dance, about eB dpilars
SpossafAgn-Your inquiry is mot ex-
actly in my line, but haste to reply as
follows, to wit: Ihe right length to cut
off dorg's tail has never been fully dis
covered, but it is undoubtedly some.
where book of the ears, provided you
get the dorg's consent. N. Bit isn't
necessary to have the dorg's consent in
writing.
Kitty-To my own personal views in
the premises, it appears that the best rat
and mice exterminator is we'll regulated
Thomas cat: beware of base limitations;
sold by the respectable Druggists.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Columbia Chapter-Extra Conyocation.
VIM. Glaze Fisling Tackle, &c.
D. G. Peixotto & Son Mules, Cows, &c.
Jacob Ievin-Furnitnre, Crockery, &c.
Jacob Levin-Gas Bills,
Meeting of Board Of Trade.
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= -A,a CONNOISSEURS of WINE, who
SAl wish SOMETHING GOOD, lot
E<sSo them call at Mr.. HARDY SOLO
fftaS MONS, under the Columbia
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Bolles, 10l:, A. M.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. VIM. E.
Boggs, Pastor, 10ls A. M. and z. M.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail is opened for delivery at 8 a. m. ;
closed at 8.30 n. m. Charleston, opened
mt $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened ut $50 p. M closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened at $50
n. NJ; closed at y. IN. Charcsto..,
(evening,) opened at n. m closed Mt
4.30 p. IN. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 9 to 10 q. M
WEDDING CARDS AND ENvELopEs.-A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and Mt less than one tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHtgN1x
Office.
THE WoRLD.-Ah, this beautiful world!
L know not what to think of it. Some
times it is al sunshine and gladness, and
heaven itself lies not far off, and then
il suddenly changes, and it is dark and
sorrowful and the clouds shut out the day
In the lives of the saddest of us there
arc bright days like this. when we feel
rs if we could take the great world into
our arms. Then gloomy hours when the
fire will not burn on our hearths, and all
without and within is dismal, cold. and
dark. Believe me, every heart has secret
sorrows which tho world knows not, and
oft-times wo call man cold when he is
only sad.
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Seed Oats
TO Contractors.

! ROO BUSHELS SEED OATS. For sale b,
, cOV Feb 81 HARDY SOLOMON.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PniIADELruIA May, Is There is
a steady demand for wheat aud prices
continue firm, but tho sales are re-.
stricted TO the wants of the local mil
lers and to prime lots. About 1905
bushels sold, including prime Penn
sylvania red at 81 40G9l II western
do. do. at 81 30@l 30; Delaware do
at 81 As; and some western white Of
81 40. There is more doing in rye
1000 bushels western sold ut 81 O3Cd
l 04. Oats are firm and in good de-
mand, with sales of 5000 bushcl,
state at 6i(dGjc. free of storage.
Corn is quiet and fraction lower
sales of 2,0C0 bushels yellow at 81 lC
Wl II, aud 400 bushels white at
81 ii.