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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19

The snow continued to fall yesterday till
about noon, when the clouds cleared away and
the sun came out bright.
On the railroads there was some detention.
The trains on the Grand Trunk due in this
city on Thursday got stuck in the snow about
two miles out from the city, including the
train on the Maine Central. Yesterday morn
ing there were seven trains, all in heap, pre-
vented by getting in by the huge drifts. About
hundred men were sent out on foot yester-
day morning,la succeeded in clearing the
track SO that three of the trains got to the city
between and o'clock. The Maine Central
mail arrived at the post Office at 315 P. M
The remaining four trains arrived at late
hour, some of them having got off the track,
and the train for Bangor did not leave till
they got in. All of these traius were from
Gorham, or way trains. The drift where the
trains stuck, we are told, was some fifteen feet
deep.
On the Portland & Rochester road, the train
which left Portland at 2 o'clock Thursday
went through straight, but the $50 P. M. train
stuck at MorrilPs grade, three miles oat. A
down train with the gougher Rochester sue
ceeded in opening the road Friday noon, the
men at both ends of the road having worked
steadily all night; and our suburbans were
again in CONNECTION with the city after twenty.
four hours seclusion. The drifts across the
road were in some places eight feet deep, and
the Superintendent and his employees deserve
credit for the energy with which they met and
overcame the obstacles Presented, so that but
two passenger trains out were interrupted
The Boston and Kennebec trains were bu
little behind time. The Lewiston Journa
says of the storm: "The storm and gale which
opened Wednesday continues. At this date
friday about three feet of snow have fallen,
drifting badly and putting an entire embargo
on highway travel Railroad trains are delayed
on both roads passing this point The train
for Pennington got through eight hours late
this morning. The train passed Newport for
Bangor eleven hours late this morning."
The steamer Carlotta from Halifax arrived
at this port yesterday morning. The Chase
had not sailed at p NJ YESTERDAY for Halifax
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Domestic Markell.

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, March IL For the
ws1i iee Goldfish are in light stock or the
,ne last sales were at So qunta Mack
Bay at We 70 % bbls, and No 2 at Sis 90 "a Is a5
bpi'i tne stock remaining in first hands Is very
Georgeswere at $40 50 " cwt. for white and AZ M far
gray. No Western Bank in MARKET Smoied Hall
but Is selling atsc ib. Cod Liver Oil at 75c % Gal.
Fresh Herring are selling at 81 $y 1OO y gun
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Cottop dru
sales $500 bales; Middling upands at oslo. FIo1r
State At SO; Western at $50; Southern at rs "a
~ o, wheat avors buyers and rather more doing
10 10; No. at1O1 q Is; Winter Red tT and ID
Amber ~ 81 Western at "a @127 White Michigan at
Western at 80 a CSC; old at o. Oats frmer: State
at 5oa g &c; Western at % q sac. Pork iirmer
mess at 20 %; prime at 10 90 "a 20OO Lard steady
steam at l3s @1Stc; kettle at lat q 15c. Butte ;.
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PENN SYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, March 18.-Gen. John COch
ran will deliver an address at the re- union oil
the Sixth Army Corps, to be held in this city
April 9Th.
AN IRISH DEBATE WITH ITS LOGICAL RESULT.
HARRISBURG, March 18.-A discussion with
fists occurred this morning between Senators
Maggie and Lindeman. The latter was worsted.
Some personal remarks made by Mr.. Linde-
man during the morning debate caused the
difficulty
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Brief , Outings.

The coroner's jury in the case of Messrs
Tracy and Sawyer, killed by the late railroad
accident at Saco, have exonerated the P s. &
P. r. r. from all blame in the matter.
Mrs. Della S. Crane of Halifax, N. s., has
accepted position as associate editor of the
RiUsrside Echo, and will enter on her duties the
first of April.
w. j. Smith, the barber, is confined to his
bed at his residence in Westbrook with rheu-
matism, which is the reason why his CUSTOM
ers have not seen him for some time past
The steamer Hibernian, Capt. Watts, sails
to-day for Liverpool.
Wouldn't it be as we'll for the Advertiser man
to keep truth on his side?
The annual convention of the Alpha Delta
Phi fraternity will be held in this city May 18th
and 10Th.
The Arsenal grounds are to be given to the
Maine General Hospital.
The roads over to the Cape were pretty well
blocked with snow yesterday. A gentleman
of this city who started to go over to the Cape
yesterday got as far as the end of the bridge,
and informs us he had to turn back owing to
the drifts A day of sunshine will make short
work of them.
Acouple OF young men while sleighinp on
Commercial street yesterday got their horses
feet entangled in an old hoop skirt that Law in
the middle of the road. The horse PLUNGED
about trying to get rid of it, while two young
women stood on the sidewalk laughing at the
young mems predicament. At last one of the
youths dismounted-and managed to pull it off
while deep blush suffused his open counte.
nance.
The Adelphi Company took over thousand
dollars in the two nights performances.
Masquerade parties are epidemic at the pres
ent time in this city. Three took place Thurs
day evening and four last evening.
Snow-slides were frequent yesterday causin.
several runaways.
Two DRINKS at the police station last even
ing, and also large black and white coacl
dog that has lost its owner.
Splendid moonlight evening last night.
The sleighing was very fair last evening, AM
If the weather remains cool for few days w
shall have the best sleighing of the season
Livery stock will take a sudden rise.
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.HE PRESS
Saturday Morning, March 10, 1870.
po.tIand and Vicinity.
yew Advertisements this uay.
Municipal Court.

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
FRrDAY.-State VS.. Fred. H. Webb, Reuben Wes-
colt, 7. r. Jackson and John P. Mcdonald. Lar
ceny. Webb and jackson sent to the Reform School:
wescott and Mcdonald discharged,
State VS.. Howard g. Mitchell and William Delow.
Larceny. Plea-guilty. Mitchell sent to the Reform
School, below discharged
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19

Mr.. WILLIAM H. BURNHAM has been ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. William FL. Kalor as
Janitor of City Building. Mr.. Burnham filled
the position most acceptably for several years
prior to the last administration, and we are
pleased to welcome him back to his old posi-
ton. Mr.. Kalor has made an excellent janitor,
and will no doubt give as satisfactory an &C.
count of himself in his new position as he has
in the one he now vacates.
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PORTLAND BAND.-We understand that the
Portland Band propose to give grand ball
at City Hall on the 25th inst. We hear it ru-
mored that 1t is to be a fancy dress masquerade,
as these parties are all the rage at present and
if SO, we know of meme that wonld bo 100
,onular chan the one given by this favorite or
ganization. The Banu 49, heaps Of friends,
and fully trust that they will see to it tina. IN
this occasion the Band has bumper benefit,
they fairly deserve it.
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co MN e II CIAL,


RecelPts by RaIIfoads and SteambOats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 2S9 cans milk, zoo
bbls. flour, 247 pkgs merchandise, cars lumber 6
de bark, do butter, do oats, do feed do match
wood, 90 copper ore, do paper, ! do wood, do
Shocks 40 hoops DO old Wheels For shipment to
cars four do oil, 1 do feed, do sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-425 pkgs merchan-
disc, 1874 sides leather, cow, car oil carpets do
flour, do shovel handles, do hoops, do shingles
do potatoes, do lumber.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-1 car
ship knees, extension tables, 80 bedsteads. car
81 pkss merchandise, 81 cars freight for Boston
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Assignee's Sale. at AnctiOn,

tMiSpNDAY, March 81, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
- .ne store recently occupied by John G. Leigh
% o. Federal Street the entire stock OF stoves
en- furnishing goods, embracing a iaroe nnmher nj
the popular RICHMOND PORTABI,E RANGES
furnace, and choice selection OF new and sscand
hand paror and cooking stoves Of various nstterns
sheet iron, plate tin, and full assortment ri otha,
articles usually found in first class stove and M,
ware store. The store will be open tor display at
goods Friday and Saturday preceding the sale ~
PERClVAL BoNNEY.
Assignee OF John G. Leighton
II. Ii. LEIGHTON, Auctioneer. mchi5td
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TENNESSEE
REPORTED oUTRAGEs DENIED.

NASHVILLE, March ia number of ex-
Federal soldiers of this city have telegraphed
Representative Hawkins in denial of the state
ments recently written from here and read in
the House of Representatives, that all the I'm
ion soldiers in sixth civil district Davidson
county, had been ordered to leave and that one
had been hanged.
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NOTICE
HOaU to Make MO2aeu.

] Wilson's foreign Opium Seed. 1 realized S1l55
in cash. last spring sowed IL acre. intending to
summer Tor seed that saved the most Of it for seed
therefore, can furnish all those that apply early
with the see and u instructions how to raise and
manuiacrure he opium. All letters with stamp en-
clos cd will ceive Immediate attention. Address.
s. P. BURNHAM,
c1si, 1879. dc11d1tS wan
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Il U Il o p e
Great Britain.

Great Britain.
FAITH IN THE SAFETY OF THE CITY OF
BOSTON.
LONDON, March 1s.-The Inman linc autho-
rites are still confident that the missing
steamer Will come into port safely Vessels
arriving from the Atlantic to-day still renort a
dense fog off the coast of Ireland, with Ine
wind NV.
LOSS OF A THOMASTON SHIP.
LONDON, March 18.-A despatch from Ant
werp confirms the report of the loss of the ship
Ventres, from Callao, Nov. II, with guano for
Antwerp. She was an American ship of 1912
tons burthen, at belonged at Thomaston,
Maine.
The Mayflower was only slightly damaged.
France.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
PARIS, March 1S-The semi official journal
announces that owing to disagreement among
the ministry the proposed amnesty is aban-
dOned.
The Journal Franchise asserts that the Arch
duke Albert of Austria, who before his visit to
is now favorable to the project.
The cOnsulates of France at Philadelphia
and Richmond are to be abolished and the
vice consulate at Chicago made a full consul
ate
BOLD PROPOSITION.
The OpiniOne National has a remarkable ed
itorial to-day. 1t demands the withdrawal of
the French troops from Rome, the renuncia-
ton of the concOrdat, and the suppression of
the budget for public worship; and declares
that should these measures be carried out,
nothing will be left to Rome but imbecility
and fraud.
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Sale of Valuable
Real Estate.

DY virtue Of license from Hon. John A: water
ID man, Judge of Probate within and for the coun-
ty of Cumberland. shall sell at public auction, on
the premises, the oath day Of March next, at IL
o'clock NJ, the following Real Estate belonging TO
the heirs of John N ennell, late OF Portland de-
ceased, viz: 1 1-2 story Wooden Dwelling House,
with ell attached, suitable Tor family. pleasantly
situated on the southwestern side Of Munjoy street.
in said Portland and numbered IL on said street.
Lot about 43 by TO-
For further particulars enquire OF P. j. LAR
RABEE, Administrator, 90 Middle st., or
r q. BAILEY q 90, Austioneess.
Mar 10 I'd
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CONNECPgCuT

SENTENCE FOR MURDERoUs ASSAULT.
HARTFORD, March lS.-Dennis Cahll, who
Canada on charge of assault with intent n
murder Thos. O'Neill, was found guilty in tho
Superior Court to-day, and sentenced to -
years in the State prison.
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
NORWICH, March 18. Charles and Elmer
Bell, respectively 10 and 8years, sons of Jack
son Bell, fell into the Shetucket river this
...f.tarnoon and were drowned. Their bodies
wore reco 7ered soon after they fell in, but all
efforts to rescuscitate them were fruitless.
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AUCTION SALES.
Variety Sale to Close COns1gn-
meutS.

nN Saturday next, at 10 o'clock M, az Sales
" room, to close sundry cOnsigments, FURNITURE
Bedding, Crockery and Glass Ware, Cutlery, Cloths,
Blankets, Spreads, Fancy Goods. &c.
mr17td f. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctrs.
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France
UAlVnuc TTENS
TFl.EGRApuuC urEws.

The reported illness of the Pope is confirm.
ed. Owing to the attitude taken by his Holt
ness Spain will not send special envoy to the
Ecumenical Council.
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DEPARTURE OF A STEAMER.

The steamer Montana sailed for Panama to-
day with $40 passengers and 1910, 900 in treas
ure, $500, 900 of which was for England and the
balance for Panama.
The total shipments of treasure since Janu-
ary LIST have been So, 1888 900, including $3418,-
900 to New York overland,
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steady Ohio at IA q 26c; State at 20 q Acc. Whis-
Key without any decided change Western free at 9st
e sse: RiceoCarolina at 81 a 7c.,, Sugar quiet;
sales 90 bbls at IS q soc; Porto Rico at 81 6iem
Petroleum lower; crude at Il q 14ic; refined at Is
2Sic Talow steady at sc Lnseed at 20
steam at @ 5-16d; Grain Sd for wheat.
CHICAGO, March 1s.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wneat nrmer; No. at S43 q SEC; No. 2 at 76ac-.
~ for No. 2. Rye at Ga q &c for No. q. High
Wines firm at sIs q CSC. Mess Pork quiet and
steady at 20 90 q 26 co. Lard steady at 1916 Meats
LOT rough sides; 10 a 13Bc for short rib middes loose
nogs steady at 80 "a $50 for fair to extra cnoice
even steers.
90 O1S95NsATI. March 1s-whiskey steady at 81 g
We. PROVISIONS easier Mess Pork at 1928; Bulk
Mea.sIsnoulders at q 94c; rib sides at i24c. pa
at 104c; clear rib sides at l4ec Clear
13s a lac.
new ORLEANS. March 1s.-Cotton firm and hold
CTS are asking higher rates. Middling at 22s q &c.
dnas 81 Sc, March firm; Mid
SAVANNAH, March 49, Cotton active; Middling
Foreign Markets.
With; M1AvANA, March 16.-The Sugar market is firm
W fns " an improved demand Exchange on London
days srdh per cent premium; on United States fo
""'s ssue' Gold, u per cent. premium.
oo LONDON, March 18.-11.15 A. M.-Consols % q
9os Ior money and account.
,sen ercan securities = United States 5-20's OF
81; do 1866 old, S9H do 1887. $685. U:
shares 115S 'ne' '
H.t EhPoOL, March 18-11.15A. M.-Cotton buoy
do 0rsans bales; Middling uplands II LTD;
h,os ~ 11Jd receipts for the week So 900
paes, OF which IS 900 were American; the sales of
ono week were % 600 bales CT which 5000 were for
oSd ana 5O0O for specuaton stock in port 295
9J "a Dies; OF which III 900 American. Corn 27s
| w hoNDoN, March 1S-1t15 A. M.-Sperm oil firm
| "nsle oil quiet. Sugar quiet
osi Lo,cN On March 1s-43O P M.-Consols at 90 a
| sos Ior money and account
american securties-Un ited States 5-2O's 1862 at
III 10 1862 old, $685. do 1867 500; U. S. 104O's 81.
Eref mares %. Illinois Central shares lis Gre at
| western shares 293.
-, LIVERPOOL, March 1874 80 P. M.-Cotton firm
| Mlddiing uplands II a 11td. California Wheat 9s
81 g Us I'D; Red Western Wheat IS q IS Id. -Four
| Freights.
| HAVANA, March l1.-FalmOuth and orders at go
q &22S Id; United States, boxes at 81 q 125. AT
Matanzas at 81 Is "a 40; hhds.at 81 % "a 90 (Su-
gars) Molasses do at SO 90 q % " 100 gals, &c.
| bcstcn ssoch Liss.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March 10.
american G0ld.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1123
Vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds. ......... 81
United States 5-20s, 1862 ............. -. 1921
| :, culys 1000. .....s..s.. lOl ]
| Union Pacific Skies. gold. 81
Boston and Maine Railroad. 1851
G1dstef narodu 100
| Union Pacific Land Grant, Sevens. ........... 70
Vermont Central I'd mortgage bonds .......... 40
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.-Rudolph and
Deery played a billiard, match last night of
1900 points, for $4,000. Rudolph was victor,
making 1900 points while Deery was making
$40. RudOlph's greatest run was 312, and
was 90 .
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.
NEW YORK, Mar. 18.-The extensive freight
depot of the New Jersey Central Railroad at
COmmunipaw was totally destroyed by fire to-
night, with its contents, including twelve load
ed freight cars and six horses. Michael Quirk
the Waterman, was burned to death while try
ins: to save the books. Thomas Stern was
badly injured. Loss 900, on which there
small insurance.
DEFALCATION AND DISAPPEARANCE.
Collector Joshua Bailey of the 4th revenue
district of this city has not been seen since
Tuesday, and it is supposed has executed a
mysterious appearance. He left a note in his
desk telling the deputy he would never see
him again. 1t is known that he is a defaulter
Two Treasury detecsives are making thor
ough examination OF the affairs Of the office.
BOLD ROBBERY.
Joseph A. Jackson, a broker, was attacked
while asleep in his office this evening by three
roughs and robbed of his watch and breas:
pin.
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New York stock and Money ,.~u.,

NEW YORK, March 8-Atternoon.-Wall Street
was very tame and almost utterly devoid of interest
this afternoon Vsrious dispatches from Washing
ton on the prospect of the funding bill failed to pro-
duce any effect Gold, which closed dull at 1874 "a
1924. Governments steady.
The following are the closing ouotations.
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Pickles. SC. at Auction,

Groceries, Pickles, &c, at Auction.
I'm Tuesday, March %, at 1912 o'clock p M. at
~ Salesroon, 9 bbls. Choice Pickles, bbls Cider
Vinegar, IS boxes Soap bbls Sugar, together with
general assortment OF Groceries, Confectionery ana
Fancy Goods. =
The stock is not large, but the larger portion Is
choice goods.
mr19dtd r. o. BAILEY 81 co, Austloneers.
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Office Desks.

A VARIETY of patterns can De seen and will be
"A sold low at Salesroom OF
miro r. o. BAILEY & CO., 1s Exchange st.
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SOutnern STATES Securlt1eS DUH,
dull at 1885,
stocks weak, particularly the Vanderbilt stocks,
North western common was strong on the news that
the Wisconsin Legislature had passed bill for the
OF directors retaining the present board
in power. The law is general, and any board of d.
rectors can classify that 0nethird retire each wear
The following were the closing quotations:
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Notice.
~ The Carriers OF the "PREss" are not allowed
to sell papers singly by the week, under any cir
cumstances. Persons who are, have been, receIv-
ing the "PREss" in this manner, will confer atav-
erby leaving word at his office
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

TnE NEW POST OFFICE.
The department Of Public Parks W.. Calvin
+. Hnrlbnrt-The City Government sBuz.


The Department Of Public Parks vs.. Calvin
+. Hnrlburt-The City Government ssIsux-
zing' Uncle Sam.
The work on the new Post once is now in pro-
gress and will continue as heretofore, the men en-
gagged In digging, mason work, &c., being paid by
the hour. Proposals, however, have been adver
tsed for parties wishing to supply the iron work Of
the structure. The public will be glad Of this eyi
dence Of an intention to push on the construction.
and that every dealer can have an opportunity to
furnish iron work. This fair ana impartial spirit
has governed all the of1cial acts OF Mr.. Hur!burt.
There are prospects OF Jar between the Board OF
Public Parks and the superintendent and Mr.. Hurl-
burt was very much surprised yesterday 10 receive
directions which, II enforced, viii c0mpieteiy stop
work on the new Post ONCE. He asserts tnat mayor
Han assured him Of protection In the matter OF tehc
Ing In the area, and was somewhat taKen aDacX
when he read the resolutions in part as Ioliows;-
That the fence around the same be removed ana the
carriage way or the streets adjoining on the east ana
west thereof be enlarged by Including withln IL tne
present sidewalks.
Also that the persons charged with the construc..
ton or the new Post Office building be notified not
10 use the Park grounds for the travel OF their horses
and carts, or for any building purposes and thai al
present encroachments by them upon said Park be
forthwith removed.
Then follows clause providing that only such por.
tons OF this order shall be enforced as VIII not, IN
the opinion OF the Park Commissioners, interfere
With the construction There may be litigation.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
ness OF sales Tho few made were AZ
| prices ranging from l5c 22Mc. for new. -,
MoLA6bEe.Tho market dull rather heavy for aii

ssS A. ag,GAs nnos Cupa, A1iS1oo' fosSo n'co anu
aa Ss . .a,.snn: was
sss: saS .SDSss S
low sssas. were rec sas iSs Ssd for iu esIs
= S:sSs NJ IS; s. Si
Fs q q S,s; :ss g
quoted at S2 IS 90 90.
pr we're sod 81 Other @ KIND Kinds were dull
m % y e. beef
ds:dsd s demand and almost sn
9 s ass sSs S: asalx s 's,s aSs 4ss
Win Win sss W. i bid :s SAs 4sSssa ss'ss we're ss:
saa @ gy soSs sS w. % ad Ss qas Sa
sss sfsas 6 s
s ss | ss % sss. ss3s .sss l p@s aSs
Texas Wsssrp o SSSsss 20 sSSa Soa
eissr sho sales a as
as but S1 psasa afs aS Rs'isss M Tsp @ sa' .nss
s.a :Sasr sa Sa % SSa 10 nd DO
iec for common to Prime steam; also 2ao packages for
was an active for crude In
o Il w very ssa a. @ sass Ss
wSs.. SSs xas :; ,Gs
The market resnsa was being rssiriesd
ov the Increased nrmness Of noiuerss WHO oenahueu
May juno, and July al l74c, closing strong 2. 2sc;
IsSnsa wore ceiling at sss sSc.,. the latter price
1ss p%s aassssPAss being h' only
close MAY oil was held a asc and june was quoted
60 g sSsg s Tss were seS s DD 81 May %
S' May ana M % each @ meniS mo- anu '' ~ ~
kIcE-Carolna was steady nt SIC 7Ac Tor common TO
prime sales IS terces within tho range. nan
SEEDs-Linseed quiet but frmer 1000 bags In store,
sold at ~ Is. gold, duty paid Grass were dull and
nominal. Ia,
al6Ac. for fair 70 prime qua'i,ies
sU6An.-Tbere was good business contaminated Isd
pcss ws am s'' Sdp'ss
'asSs sss. COED ,ssans gaosa its
ssc i09Sc for Cuba and Porto Rico, including7good
fair refining Cuba at one and molasses sugar at also
ned which quite steady at the following prices
yellow, % SUI iCMc. i%e We quote
a Ssc fair to good grocery exc. a s94c:; prime 10
choice grocery sc lOAc centrifugal hhds and b9xes
i0c aI0Sc. do, l6 10 49, 1Osc a1lc do. 19t a0 l2c
Ehc.; do, white, like l0ac. Porto Rico.Relning
Amann 'sS Co. made Se stock today as o hhds
9j,S7 boxes, g4s0S3 bags and ,927 meado.
TALLow.The demand trha more active and prices
remained steady There were sold 100000 lbs at 9c 9c
for common to prime.
WnALEBoNE.-Ncw Arctic was In demand, but &c. lower.
Sales 1909 lbs for export at 63c. gold:
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, S43 bbs The demand was a trl6e
active but at lower prices There sold s75 bbs at
n N