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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
Free from u. S. Taxes.
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FREfQHf AND PASSENGER TR4FEig
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F0RT RE4RNEr SPAWNED ~ 4 RtfL
WAY, AND CONNECTING WrTH TBE "a.
FoN PaCIFGc AZ FoRT KEABNFT
Capital Stock Of the CO. $4,000, 600
Land Grant pronounced
Value Of 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 1905 900
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1T Works like a Charm.

1NIs z mo hesl TamIIY kNmvIy, 70 fhFe ~ kTnu'
" Pain, you ever tried
II 81 clean safe aud delicious % use, aud " you use
b faithfully IL sill do y.,u Coca
Directions on eaeh bottle Buy II at the Druggist o.
fchant where you trade II they have not got II OF
haHd they will seHd ior ~ Al YourFcquest sud sell yot
Genuine EeHns's Hing Magic OH, At the man
ufaclRFers lowest prizes al retail
tH- sold BY Dfaggista, Merchants and Mocerf
Ii IL pat up b. thfpe sines, snd called Trial size
Nediam size" and "iarge terniiy size bottles,
Sold In Manchester by l. G. ORyIs,
MN BENNE, sole z. lpflstor aud Manufacturer,
tmi fffShfiQ, Mass
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COOKING STOVE,
PEERLESS,
uhich stand i TIE hrad = IN Caokiue Stoves -
Manufactured He i pfepsred b. furnish tbs ~
sith 90 vilhuut Hot Closets and Gespyesrs, faT
Coal and Mot1 Thcse n uAut = truly Ecad
stowe srp informed that thesn stores sfu 81 vsr-
fantod b give sstlstactea, and wt BE- said ga
sne u4onth trial a. would rcsPeetfutly reigC d
A. a. Clark, William Iyrel and Robin "a kes vlo
have them Ia use. Hs = alse prepared q furnish
Sap Tubs, Pans, & Heaters,
made n The beet u stock and NICE, auisled
surtmcut of Stoves fGr Wood aud Coal, among
which may be found The neat and celebrated
Olive Branch,
Morning Glory,
Oriental
And various other kinds u less note,
PLATA and IapA Haed TIA Were, Wooden Ware
Hollos Ware, Glass Ware, Pumps,
Lead Pipe, DC, @o
Constantly ON hand. Iobhing promptly attended
20. Cash paid fuT all dnds u pedlerr Barter
/ Thankful 10 his friends aud customers for their
liberal encouragement during The past year he
I hopes 10 merit continuance u the hamc,
CHARLES X. YOUNG.
| FACTORY Point, Doc sg,ises
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w ANTFD AGENTS, ts20 per days 70 sell the
w HOME SHUTTLE SEEMING MACHINE.
Il Bskes De- Lock Stitch, t4ltke 90 both sldesl
ana Il ne uHiy licensed nbdgf-tecd Shuttle Machine
sald fir loss thsu $50 Licensed by wheeler a VII
s.ih 6Fayog s Baker and singer Go. AT other pn.
dtfEad shuttle machines sold fgf Ices than SEQ are IN
riaee tnaMis ard the seller and ascr liable to prusecu
ions Address JOHNSON, CLARK a CO, Brstou,
Mass. fittshurgh. Pa Chicago, No., ~ Iouis Nosm
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$40 Made From so Cts

some,hlng urgently needed by everyday, Cal
aaa examine. Of rAmp,a sent postage PAID "
so cts that retail fUr $50. Il. l.. N0Lc9Tr ~
Chatham Sg n ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

the street In 1907. $40
Bartlett, Fitz James 49,.
Second installment Of tax
for curbing and paving
footway, on interest from
October 18th, 1888, sS.T2
Ball, Francis IT,, lin name
OF Anna NJ. Stone) for
1888.
Beginning on "B" street
north thlrty-four feet
from the southeast cor
ner; thence west elghtfeet
nine inches; thence north
one hundred and ten feet;
thence east eight feet nine
inches; thence south one
hundred and ten feet to
the beginning.
Having q front OF ten feet
eight Inches on north 'B"
street adjoining The west
three feet eleven Inches Of
said lot, running back the
same width the depth
tl,aranN
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brighton, Cambridge and Medfersi Cattle
Markets.

Especial Dispatch by International Lne.l
BOSTON. Wednesday, Aug. 10.
A market this week:-246s Cattle, 1860 Sheen
and Lambs 1915 swine. 27' Veals last week. 2O5o
Cattle, 104 i6 Sheep and Lambs $3.50 Swine SEQ Veas
From taine s97 Cattle, 56l Sueep.
erst quay SIS 90 q 10 50
- 90; third quality SO 30 a $40 75 poorest grades,
coarse oxen, bulls. &c. 5000 q 900
Country hides Gl "a 7c; Country TalIow a SIC;
Sheep Skins so q 75c each; Calf Skins 16 q tic p
Working Oxen-We quote extra 1925 q 3OO ordl-
nary $3.50 % 5000; handy Steers $50 @ $1iO % pair.
NO. much call tor workers.
. Mllch Cows-Prices depend mu h upon the fancy of
tae purchaser. Most of he Cows brought into mar
het are Of an ordinary grade prices ranging from s35
S ore Cattle-we quote sales of yearlings at SIS q
aS Two years olds S25 q i5; three years Odds SIS "a
% mead Or much according to their ue Tor beet.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
lots a. "a % 81 80: ordinary 81 IS a so head;
mead. large portion OF the Sheep and LAMBS are
bronsht into market owned by butchers who have
agents Smisa IN the country ni to buy for them.
9 ioc " ID Fat Hogs 300 at market; prices iOl @
Poultry-Extra % q 25c; medium 10 % zoe; poor
1Sc " fb.
proves from Maine-H o Slim son s; Wells & Rich
ardson cattle and io7 lambs; W Dyer 23 cattle;
Trek 1875; Ranneit "a; 3 Estes 226 lambs. II Gid
den 10; Z 3, Wells q; j Converse %; Beals &
a
kins 81; A Hill IL; w Heard 10: H Marble IA;
Wlthee u; Brown, Gordon Il Co. SO; White 81
Coran "a; r D Blinn TO-
Remarks.-The supply of Cattle from Maine was
nearly rs large as that of last week, but the quality
was lot SO good. and there a good MANY small
Cattle and Working Oxen among them The trade
for Working Oxen was dull and the demand Tor Store
light. Dovers were complaining that they could not
get home prices tor them There were some two
years old heiiers sold at $40 a $25 y head The
prices for beeVes were much different from last
week. There were but a few from Maine
Il Stimson sold cattle at 13c Y lib 13 per cent
shrinkage II Gilden, IA at l25c, dressed weight.
R Wells, at 12c P fb, SO per cent shnnkage: at
lie 3S per cent shrnkage; pair girth 1T in for
Sl9i pair pair girth II, coarse ones, Tor S110
WI Dyer, cattle ior $685. the lot; pair girta f.
in, tor $3.50; pair grth it II in, ior S215 H
1l76 lbs 2 at average w Withee 81 Tbs. average
Fletcher air girth # fol- $500; at 11cS8 Der
cent shrinkage; at 10c, So per cent. shrnkage j
W Withee. at l1kc lib, 80 per cent. shrinkage;
at 12tc p fb So PR cent. shrnkage pair dress LOO
Tbs 20 S9S; pair dress t4O0 lbs for $50 WV
Hall, II oxed at Il q 12c ~ fb; ste for $50 l.
Perkins, at 7sc, live weight; 2 three years old
steers girth it. Tor $500: 2cows and calves at $3.50;
OK girth It in, live weight. Brown, Gordon q
Co., pair girlh it 10 in for Sisl; par grih It
lin for S2O; two years olds for ST. i5O the lot
81 in, for $40; pair girth IT in tor $40
Porter, pairs at &c dressed weight; two years
old heiters, at S25 W heal . Estes 139 lambs at
81 50 p head. Rndlett, GA lambs at S. rs y head.
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Having been coupled ia the City Mission
work in Portland for more than seventeen
years, now retire from it. This step is taken
deliberately, and, L trust, with the approval oil
Him who directs tue paths of all that seek his
guidance Thanks be to God who has thus far
prolonged my life and granted me during these
years almost uninterrupted health.
Although retiring from the work, must not
forget the great command of God finding on
us all, Thou shalt love thy neiohbor as thy-
self nor the golden r lle'' of our Lord-"As
We would that men should do to you, do We also
to them likewise" A failure in the love and
the service thus enjoined by our God and our
Savlour,-a failure on the part of one who has
mas known by long observation the prlvatons,
the manifold discomlorts, and the often sbarp
saff9rings of the poor, would be no light de
liuqueDcy.
Aud, therefore, though no longer Civ Mis-.
sIonary, yet, If am Christian man, L am. of
course, friend TO the poor; aud shall he rood "
10 join with other friends in aiding those needv
families as far as other claims will allow.
Gods will must be obeyed; the poor must
no. be forgotten.
Shall the City Mission Work be overlooked
Shall not some special effort be made on its
behalf? Shall not some incipient steps be
taken towardSthe organization of City Mis-
sion Society," whose object shall be the promo
ton of the temporal and spiritual welfare O.
the poor? and for this purpose to call into the
service the requisite number of laborers, who
will find an ample field before them; and who
aided by the cooperation OF individuals and o
the churches, and guided and Strengthened b,
the Most High, will through His blessing &C
complish great and good work; checking ant
diminishing crime and suffering; and promot
ing in various ways temperance and purity
public order and quietness, domestic peace, in
dividual happiness, aud, in fine, all the grea
interests of man, in respect both to this life ant
to the life to come?
Esro all the individuals and the churches, b,
whom have been aided during these wears
missionary service, take this opportunity t.
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g . Nj Nj H CIAL.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosTON.-25 bxs
and % bales domestics, sewing machines, 80
shoes, lib water melons, 20 bbIs apples, 25 pcs
Oh" cry. 40 hhds sugar. % bxs cheese bales carpet
ing 20 bdls irop IA chests tea, 10 bds pipe 70 pcs
marble. casks OIL "a bds leather, "a empty kegs 25
kegs soda, 10 bns and haf do her, 81 pigs lead 60
bxs tomatoes, i75 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do to
order For Canada and up country, SO Dds leather,
sewing macbibe 900 hides, IA bales wool, 3 bales
and Sc bags rags, 100 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FIR ANCONIA FROM NEW YORR-S2 bales
cotton, C5 do WOOL Is do broom corn 1877 do rags do
cork do yarn, $50 dry hides 13 chests tea so bxs
salmOD $50 do ms $40 do glass; so do saleratus
100 do starch 81 do tobacco 81 do clocks 80 do soap
66 bags shot, 80 do Seed 40 keg, soda Is do spikes,
20 do lead 6 ties lard. 10 bbs SALT &C do fruit, Is do
saltpetre, hhls bitumen, casks linseed oil. do
bleach powders 10 pcs pipe, 95 bars ron II bds do,
55 mats coffee, IL bags do, pianos 220 pkgs sun-
dries.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1893 cans milk, 100
bhls Hour, car wool do sash blocks do old iron,
do lafhs, do straw boards do tubing, do whs-
key, do corn4 do bark, Is do lumber, Q do sun
dries. For shipment east, 1000 bbls -four cars sun
dries.
PORTLAND KENNEBEC RAILROAD-2 cars oil
Goth Is bales OIL 80 trusses cases CLOTH 80 hides,
I'll coils rope 16 bdls SASH 10 extension tables,
pkgs furniture. calves 1876 bds paper, car gran
lite, 81 rkgs merchandise 20 freight for Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. m ash boards, 1856
empty barrels, bales hops. ci Ter mill crates
skins, IL sacks WOOL car cattle, 16 bxs eggs, 20 do
sundrieS
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LONDON, Aug 1O-i1.15 A. M.-Consos 9Os @ 9OI
for money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2O's, 1862, Sc; dC
1865, old, 49, do 1867, 81 II u. S. TO- 40s 81 Eric
shares is. Illinois Central shares 1e5 Atlantic &
Great Western shares 90
LIVERPOOL, Aug 10-11.15 A. M-Cotton firm
sales 1900 bales; Mddling uplands sgd; Middlin,
Orleans a. sgd. Corn 32s Pork 1925 Cd. Lard 6fs
California Wheat lis II; Red Western 9s Cd: Whit
er los Sd q los Cd. Flour 25s 81.
LONDON, Aug. 16-1115A. M-Spirts Turpentne
easier at 30s Cd a 36s 81.
LONDON, Aug. l0.-130 p M-Consols 90s "a 90J
for money and account.
American securities steady; U. S. 5-20s, 1862 s6I
Stocks tirmer and higher; Erie 16l; Illinois Central
LOG.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10-1 80 p. M.-Cotton buoyant
Middling uplands 20 q sgd; Middng Orleans 81 q
81. Lard 73s. Bacon 5Ss for Cumberland cut
LONDON, Aug. 10-5 P. NJ. - Consols 911 a 91a for
money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's, 1862, SCI: do
1865, old, So; do 1851, IS: U. S. 10-4Os S2I. Erie
shares 16l HIno's Central shares 100. Allan ic and
Great Western shares "a.
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domestic News.
NEW YORK.
THE NATHAN INQUEST


NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-At the Nathan in.
quest to-day the evidence related to the idepti-
fication of the ''dog" with which the murder
was committed. Leonard Boyle, shin car
penter, said that such instruments were used
n small yards. Morris Williams, the builder
of Natban's house, said he saw similar instru-
mept about twelve months ago behind Ma
than's stable door, but thinks it was longer
than the one exhibited. Would not swear il
was not the same one.
The only significant fact today is the devel-
opment of an evidenj suspicion among the
jury pointing towards VIM. Kelly, son of the
housekeeper, Washington testfying that he
heard Kelly walking in his room after he (Na-
than) had retired, on the night of the murder,
and also that he heard him moving about be-
fore the murder. Kelly will probably be ex-
amined tomorrow.
A man arrested on suspicion at Nyack proves
to be John Miller a returned California;, prob
ably insane. Philip Dunpsey, Brooklyn
LAWYER, will sue the officers who brought him
to New YORK last mig ut IN a foolish suspicion
for false imprisonment.
SALE OF GOLD
There were twenty bidders for the million OF
Government gold sold this morning, amount
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LEATHER--There ID a fair demand for all kinds

LEATBER-There Is fair demand for all kinds,
and prices are very firm.
LlME-Rockand is selling at 81 209i 25 per cask.
LUMBER--rhere is good demand for building
purposes, and some enquiry for export. Our quota
MoLASSES-rhe transactions are light, but hold
ers are hrn and there is change IN prices. Port
lana 81 gar honse syrup is held at 2S92sc-the lat
NAILS-Nails are steady with good demand at
NAVAL STORES-The market is ouiet with =.
limited demand for all kinds
OlLS,There are no changes to note in oils from
PAINTS-There is a fair demand for leads at the
recent increased prices.
PLASTER Tbere is good supply in the market
We quote prices at 81 50fr hard and so for soft and
PRODUCE The market is well supplied with
meats. Eggs ave selling at 23924c in packages.
New potatoes coming in freely and are sci ling at
s0"@Ss5 per bushel. Yellow onions are selling at
VI Provisions beef market is quiet but
firm. Pork is in better demand with an upward
tendency in prices.
SALT-The' e is steady demand for fishing pur-
poses. The supply OF all kinds is good.
SOAPS-There are no changes in the prices OF
eathe s. Cores soaps, which find good market at
home and abroad in consequence of their excellent
,SUGARS-The market for raw sugars is dull and
the inquiry has tallen of. Refined sugars have
anu coffee crushed 139l32 Eagles selling at 10B
re- accordn, to qualify. Portland Sugar House
A. AS are held at sc.
TINS-There is no chance +, rote either in Mo or
plate tins,
WOoL,.-IheTe has been falling off of the clip in
nearly all the Westert States The rece,pfs mn tn
luis ume fall considerably short those last YEAR
ms renders the market very firm, though as vet
there has been no advance in pric s.
FhEIGH IS-There is no change from the duilness
noted tor few weeks past. Some lumber freighs
are Offering at 81 1898 to New Yo.k- Ice freiqhts
are unchanged In foreign freigbIs there is nothing
dong, as owners prefer hauling up their vessels to
accepting the low rates offered; We note the en-
gagemenG oil a few schooners with J. to New York
at 81 80: bark Norton Slower from Glace Bay, C. b
to New York at So for COAL brig Frontier out to Still
River Georgia, and back this port, at $l2 for re-
sawed lumber; brig +. P. Small from Georgetown,
to Portland Rolling Mills, at So so for COAL brig
Wenonah hence to Carenas at 50 for hoops, 10c a
pair for headings and 23c ior molasses shocks and
heads, and 45c for cart shocks and heads.
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TELEGRApHIC ITEm~

The Bank of France has increased the rate
of discount to per cent.
President Grant proposes TO spend next Sun
day in Chicago.
Gen. Sheridan has gone to the Prussian
headquarters.
The English newspapers lament over the re-
sn't of the race for the Queens cup in New
York bay.
Richard Arnold, of Providence, shot his wife
in the abdomen and back and then pnt bull
let in his own head. 1t is reported that both
will die. Jealousy infamed by rum, was the
cause of the deed.
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WASHINGTON.
EupnpEAN WAR NEWS.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-Neither the French
nor the North German legation is in the regu
lar receipt of kilograms relative to the war.
They depend on the press dispatches. Jhey
receive kilograms from their respective Uov
ernments affecting their official relations WIN
our Government, which are of such a charac-
ter as to cOnfine their contents to the partieS
Immediately concerned.
Rear Admiral Lee has been ordered to the
command of the North Atlantic fleet, reileV-
ing Rear Admiral Poor, placed on waiting or
ders. The Lancaster, flagship OF Rear Admir'
al Lanmau, was at Montevideo on June Zoth.
She was expected to leave in few days Tor
Rio Janeiro. The Portsmouth, Commander
Semme-, vas also at Monte ideo 1be Ossl-
pee, flagship of Commodore Taylor OF tue
North Pacific squadron, is about to leave tor
San Francisco for a cruise in the Gull OF Gat%-
fornia.
THE NEW ARMY BOARD.
The names of the new Army Board will be
officially announced tomorrow. 1t Will act
upon the applications of officers to be retired
under the recent act of Congress. About 15O
cases will be brought before the Board.
DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHIEF.
Gen. Seely reports the death of Victor, the
head chief of the coutederated Flathead ma
ton, at the age of Ga years. In former years
he was one Of their gaeatest warriors, but
many years ago he joined the Catholic church
and ever since has been devoted Christian.
Commissioner Parker returned to Washing
ton this morning.
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Review of Portland Markets
WEEK ENDING Aug. 10, 1870.

WEEK ENDING aug. III, 1871.
The extreme hot weather has had an effect upon
business though not TO a very oreot extont M,
Jooblng business oil the season has been very fair
and The sales of last week are larger than for the
corresponding week of last year. There ia almost
totoI ahsaroa of s,,oor,.tiv, 80 a'nos'
to'ai apsefce u transactions, and this
may be accounted for from fear of commercial and
fn.rc;al develonments abroad tbo+ NIL, ,,. -,
os,on,.,;ons nov nod ,,ora ",n 'pse' an
o''ou'a'ons No" .i'ue {. more stringent money
marke also prevents excessive speculation.
Merchandise vaIues are without n,ot.r;o,
,,on Lace nool tou,h thoro ;s
iio" h's. "eeh' 'nOusn 'hele not so much rmness
paid. Gnld is lower. the favorahla ,yor na,r. g.
prns.io 10, ~ sart - d,,r,, 49,, "e n."S -,r
rrussla haNng sent IL DOWN and sent U. s. bonds
up. Up to Saturday gold sold at 1e1 a12a Mondav
oihhs aiter tue News Vi inc success OF the Prus-
s's naa peen received IL opened at 1l9, but drop
ped 70 llss Tuesday it opened at 1854 and dropped
to 1l7E "Wednesday If onaned OF no a.,,,", =.
11e1 r os;n, at117 oioPpeu "
-'oa, osils d. NJ
APPLES-Southern fruit is quite plenty Cook.
ing apples are sod at so 503 10 Der bb and eaiino
qu@aIrties at Sa95. Dried apples are very dull.
bEANS-The market is very firm with an mr.
Ward tendency. Very few now brought in and
STOCKS ,sRs a,e q, being depletet.
rono in ,ho season IS over, and there are
BREAD-There IS moderate demand FIR hard
bre s11G,rI rpice IS are without change.
choice table butter There is plenty at ,rfa, io
qualify. We quote good to prime table butter ar
s,@Sse, whie some choice tubs bring 4oc. ''''' a.
CHEsSE-The export demand has, IN a measure
talen off. and tie market is not quite So firm. The
STOCK Is ample.
CoALmaDealers are delivering tor winter SUBJ
ply at $3.50 for the best anthracites. and 10
quence OF higher prices being asked ut The sb,pn;n
ports. Cumberland coal il nnchan~ad 'ne sn'pp'hg
COOPERAGE- The marke5 Il Mi and n. do
mand has f. en- of. Prices q unchanond u '"e "e-
CORDAGE-Prices are firm tnssnse e,
upward tendency. Demand i.bt W +" ah'ia' with on
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Brief Jotfings.

The butterflies seem to have congregated by
millions on the lot between Exchange and
Plum streets.
Oliver IL. Sanborn, formerly of this city, is
very sick at his residence in Manacl, Ala and
is not expected to recover.
The contract for building the new county
Jail at Alfred has been awarded to Mr.. G. NJ
Chase of this city.
Gold took another downward turn yesterday
opening at 11S. dropping to 116 10, and closing
at 117.
The Deputy Marshals yesterday made seiz-
ure of liquor at the shop of Patrick Sullivan on
Cotton street.
Mary Ann Stratton, resident in the Straf-
ford block, has been arrested for setting the
fire which took place 10 that institution short
time since.
The annual convention of the Swedenbor-
gian churches OF Maine and New Hampshire
meets in this city tomorrow and continues
three days.
A young man was arrested last evening by
officer Crowell, on suspicion of stealing a sheep
skin which he was Offering for sale.
Mr.. ii. p. Crozier, one of the most brilliant
campaign speakers in the country is at the
Falmouth, and has been invited and has con-
scented to speak at the Chamberlain meeting
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Croz Ter has been in
the habit of addressing Republican audiences
10 New York, Brooklyn and the different
counties since 1856, having been through the
Fremont Lincoln and Grant campaigns, and
his name and reputation are familiar to all
readers of New York papers. He is one OF the
most effective and interesting speakers in the
country.
The Light Infantry excursion amoug the
ISLANDS and promenade concert at the Ottowa
House, will come off this evening. The steam
er will leave Union whalf at half-past eight
o'clock. Muse by Portland Band
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BOSTON, Aug. 10. fReported for the PreSs.l-
The following is list of prices quoted this after
noon:
Domestc-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 a
81; dochoice Xxx 81 @ 52c; fine X IS q 49c; medium
rs g i9c; coarse A "a Ale; Michigan extra and
mon a q I5c other Western extra As a 47c; medi-
UNI A 9 45c; common a. q 43c; pulled extra
50 a 4sc: superfne IS a 49c; No. ] at % "a 35c
eombing fleece at 81 a soc; California at 18 a 33c
Texas at IS q Sc: Canada conbing So q Gle; Smyr-
ma washed at 30 q 35c; unwashed 2 g zoe; Smvrua
at 20 S5c; Buenos Ayres at 25 "a 49,; Cape of Good
g Bic; African unwashed at Is a 18c.
The market is firm for all grales of domestic Wool
with good demand from manufacturers.
In New York there s more inquiry from manu- 'ac-
tIrers aud dealers for domestic fleece.
In Philadelphia The receipts from the West have
been LIBERAL but are beginning to fall off. 1t is uni
yersally admitted that there will be considerable
falling off In the supply frsm the Western States.