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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-10

BRIEF JoTTINGs. business before the
Municipal Court on Saturday.-We hear that
great preparations are being made for the Fair
of the Grand Army of the Republic which
takes place the first of February and every
thing points to its being great successful
the notice of 81. Clews & Co. on Saturday
morning, we spoke of the firm as brokers. 1t
should have been bankers.-A snow storm COM
menced about eleven o'clock on Saturday
morning but it didn't amount to a great deal,
covering the ground by about an inch. Yes
terday was bright and pleasant with nipping
air from the northwest. Thermometer at IS .
at eight in the morniDg.-No information has
been received here that the subcommittee
from Salem will arrive to-day, yet they may
be expected any time.-Messrs. Emery & Fox,
after the fire on Saturday night, kindly invit-
ed the firemen who had battled the flames, to
accept ofhot refreshments at any of the saloons
at their expense.-There was report about
the city on Saturday that the Gorham powder
Mills had blew up, but the report was false
4 no icncaisar rSs.DoS,,
ceremonies by the Haydn Association on Sat-
urday night was a great success. There was a
very large attendance of the members and they
took hold OF the music with will.-The de-
bate before the Mercantile Library Association
was very spirited one on Saturday night.
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SEVERE AccDENT.-Saturday morning Miss
Annie Dougher, residing at No: 8 Marion St.,
employed as press girl in the printing estab.
lishment of Brown Thurston in this city, while
feeding an Adams press, tainted and fell for
ward, so that her left hand was drawn into the
press and terribly iammed by the rising Of the
form. DR.. Robinson was called and dressed
the girls hand. He thinks no bones were
broken, but the bones and integuments were
terribly crushed
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DOMINION OF CANADA,

THE CALDWELL CAsE-sHARP PRACTICE.
NEW YORK, Jan. "a special dispatch from
Montreal says Caldwell was discharged yester-
day by Judge Coursoi, and before a warrant
for his arrest Or other charges could he served
he had made his escape. Immediately after
the announcement OF his discharge his counsel
walked him out of the ,urt room and locked
the door right in the face of the high consta-
BILE, who was on the point of serving the war
rant. The Consul General has offered re-
ward for his arrest.
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! LONDON, Jan. s--l1.15 A. M.-Consols 929 g 92s
for money and account
American securities-United States 5-20's 1862
coupons S6s; do 1865 old S5s; do 1867 ssh do DOS,
81, Erie shares 17a; Illinois Central shares 102s =
LIVERPOOL, Jan. s-1i16A M.--Cotton is quiet; ;
sales TO- 600 bales; Mddling uplands III; do Orleans
11sd. Corn 2ss Cd. Pork 105s Lard 76s.
- HAVANA, Jan. 9.-At the close OF the market yes
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HENRY CLEwEs g. Co., whose advertise
ment appears in another column, are we'll
known as gentlemen who hold place in the
front rank OF bankers In the country. Iheir
agents in this city are reliable and efficient
business men, who are too widely known to
need commentators from us.
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RECEIPTS OF FLOUR, &o.-The receipts OF
flour for this delivery last week were very
light, comprising 1914 barrels via Grand Trunk
Railway and 874 barrels by other sources.
The receipts via Grand Trunk Railway for
shipment to the Provinces comprised $4,000
barrels -four, cars OIL 2 do barley, do spirits,
/ do oatmeal, do wheat, do malt and do
sundries.
During the same time 5000 barrels -four, 81
cars bacon, 81 do grain, ID do butter and 9 do
pork were received for shipment to Europe by
the steamer.
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ORLANDO NJ. MARRETT.-We are panied to
announce the death of Mr.. Orlando NJ Mar
rett, who died at his residence in this city yes
terday noon at II o'clock-of consumption
He had been in failing health for some time
but was thought to be getting better and had
intended making a trip South as soon as he
got strong enough. Mr. Marrett commenced
business as clerk for Cahoon & Lyman in the
ship cbandlery business, and afterwards form
ed partnership with Mr.. T. R. Lyman. under
the firm name of Lyman & Marrett. This firm
was dissolved soma two or three years ago and
Mr.. Marrett has since been in business for him.
self. He was an active and energetic member
OF the Mercantile Library Association, of which
society he was president for 1868 So
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81 Ii. s-tdili0n j. the Hasaua and Matsnsas mar
Suearfn v Al ehonse in Havana and MatanEas Is ST.
600 boxes aud 900 hhds. ports the week from
Havana and Matanzas to foreign countries were g.
600 boxes and 1900 hhds to the United States, $500
boxes. There was but a slim business doing and
prices are unchanged. The difficulties on account of
taxes still continue. Freights steady
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MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING
THEIR GOVERNMENT BONDS WHILE
THE PUEMIUM IS STILL LARGE (as the
Treasury has promised to buy thirteen mil
lions in Deeember) AND REINvEsTIN The
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CEN,
TRIAL RAILROAD of IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE.THIRD MORE IN.
TEREST. THE TIME TO MAKE SUCH
REIMBURSEMENT is achile the Treasury is
buying, and Governments are at psemiam .
THE ROAD DOES NOTRUN THROUGH
A WILDERNESS, where it would have to
wait years for population and business. but
through the most thickly settled and product
i've agricultural counties in the State, which
gives each section a lar e traffic as soon as com
pleted. sl.as ga s,'- f
1t runs through the great coal fields of
Southern Iowa to the North where coal is in
dispensable and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions of the
North, through district of country which is
destitute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., of n. Y, and bends can be is
sued only at the rate of $4,000 per mile, or on
ly half the amount upon some other roads,
Special security is provided for the principal
and for the payment of interest.
The New York tribune says "this is splen-
did enterprise, and deserves the most liberal
aid" v" -
The New York Independent says, "We know
the Central Railroad of Iowa is one of. the
great and good works OF the. age. It's Direc-
tors include many of our leading bank presi-
dents and other gentlemen of high character,
who have means enough to build two or three
such roads out of their own pockets, so that all
its affairs will be ably as well as honestly man
aged. The Central of Iowa will be to that
State what the New York Central is to this,
except that it runs through far richer coun-
try. We therefore recommend the Central
Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence in their
value. TIE truth is, that a First Mortgage OF
$4,000 per mile upon a road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe {"
First Mortgage Bonds for SO small an amount
upon road running through such rich and
already well-settled part eff Iowa lean wen be
recommended as perfectly safe as well as very
profitable Investment. Pamphlets, with map,
may be obtained, and subscriptions will be
received in Portland by ta*s
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LoGRENA.-Don't forget the entertainment
at Portland Theatre this evening. All the
children Will want to see the performing birds
mice and cats, and the adults will be equally
delighted with the show. The distribution OF
gifts is pleasing feature Of the entertainment
especially to those who are so lucky as to draw
prizes. The house W i'll probably be crowded
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs.
ALAB
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DECISION.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 8.-The Supreme Court
of Alabama has decided tina: there has been
no property in slaves since 1868; that every
Judgment given by any of the Courts in Ala
bama from 1861 is null and void, and that all
officers of the Courts and Legislature were
usurpers during that time.
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INSTALLATION. - The officers of Ancient
Brothers Lodge, I. o. o. F., of this city, were
installed on Friday evening last by Judge
Kingsbury.
The officers of the Saccarappa Lodge were
installed the same evening in the Masons' ele-
CANT hall. They were G. E. Brown, N. G. !;
w. NJ. Stiles, V. g.; A. ID. Babb, Secretary;
V. Harmon, Treasurer. Alter The installaticn
an excellent collation. was served, at the con-
ciusion of which the Odd Fellows and their
friends adjourned to Warren Hall, where all
INDUCED in social dance. Chandler furnish
ed the music.
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Valuable Timber Land
FOR Sale i!

4 BOUT seventy acres of timber and wood land
"A known as the Sumner Shaw lot situated in the
town of York, about three miles from tide water
and four miles rom South Berwick junction, near
"Garey's Mill" said lot contains large quantity
of Fine imber. and hard ana soft wood Is easy OF
access, town road ieadng through it, aud is con-
venielt to Fort mouth and other markets.
II not previously dsi ed of private sale it will
he sold at auction on the premises, Friday the
seventh day Of Jan. next in small lots.
For further particulars enquire OF VIM. B Mason
,Jr., kenDebuDk; Rufus traitor, Alfred S. c. Smith
Nor on Block, Portland; or Andrew Shaw, near the
premises. dcI4eod1ws SswIt51sN
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III; JUDGE FOX PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-United States VS.. W. T. Pearson
Suits to recover penalties for three egai,importa-
tons OF shingles into Bangor during 1854. Ar
,guments flushed Judge Fox will give his charge
to the Jury this morning at 10 o'clock.
q. +. Talbot Richard H. Dana, jr.
james S. Rowe
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FIRE.-The alarm from Box 80 about nine
o'clock on Saturday evening was occasioned by
fire heing discovered by Mr.. Gorham, watch
man for Phinney & Jackson, in the cooper
shop of Harmon & Wilson on Browns wharf
The building is occupied partly as a cooper's
shop and partly as warehouse. The whole
building is owned by Emery & Fox, and they
Ind a lot of heading stored in the warehouse
The engines (Nos. 1, 2 and 81, were quickly on
the spot and it is owing to the quickness with
which they got on their streams, and the ex-
cellent manner in which they were managed
that disastrous fire was averted, as there was
about $50 900 worth of molasses near by and a
large lumber yard with the wind blowing fresh
in that direction. The building was one stored
about 60 K 20 it, in size, and was insured for
$500 in the Hartford & Connecticut companies
The ock of Emery & Fox was badly damag-
ed, but the loss, some $780, is covered by in
sarance at the agency of Jeremiah Dow, in the
same companies as the building. The stock
and tools in the cooper-shop were insured for
$1,000 A great portion of the cooper stock was
saved. The fire was first discovered right un-
der the desk of Harmon & Wilson, and it is
supposed some mischievous boy got into the
shop to see what he could steal and dropped a
lighted match. The fire was very brilliant
one, lighting up the whole harbor, and there
was an immense crowd of spectators gathered.
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HENRY TAKLoR, zs s,.,S
Auction and Commission Merchant

Nos.-S@ d IS onion 70. Portland.
win give special attention to the disposal OF r cal
attend to the appraisal Of Merchandise and Real
Estate. a .a5s 81 - zf,
Cash advances made on property, on storage or
I for sale, either public OF privSte. 80 So % d
Refers by.permjsSiOn 10 j. W. Munger &sSou, Da-
vid Thompson, Portland; Gen. franklin Smith,
Joshua Nye, waterville; Spencer, Villa g Co Leon
ard & Co., Boston, novidu :.
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II. * HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auotionee.s
NJ o SIG Congress Street. will; on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb. IL, at o'clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods xih be s6ld
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at whoe ale
prices. Cash advanced subscriptions ct goods.
Consgnments not limited. y Or s.st "a
february IL, 1865 diff !,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time Friday night
or early Saturday morning the store of Ed
ward A. Mansfield, No. Ill Congress street
was broken into. The entrance was effected
by sticking paper on the window pane, by
means of molasses, and then pressing it in.
The burglars then crawled through the open
ing. About So in money was distracted from
the drawer and some nutmegs and other arti-
cles were stolen.
The same night the store OF James Herbert.
corner of Middle and Franklin streets, was en-
tered in precisely the same manner. About
thirty cents and some apples, &C., were stolen
About o'clock Saturday morning, the store
of Mr.. Gould, corner of Wilmot and Oxford
streets, was entered by breaking in window
pane and crawling through the opening. About
rs cents in money were stolen and few arti-
c'es of not much value. A little boy saw the
thief getting in and informed Mr.. Gould, who
went for the thief, but he escaped.
These burglaries, with the one at Mrs. Mar
tins, are probably the work OF the same gang.
They have all been accomplished in the same
way-by placing some sticky substance on the
glass, to prevent the fragments from scatter
ing, and then breaking the pane.
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SAILING OF THE PRUssIAN.-The Prussan,
Capt button, of the Allan line, left this port
at z o'clock Saturday evening, with 81 cabin
aid "a Storage passengers and a full car go,
The steamer due this week is the North Amer
lean. Tue HISTORIAN will sail next Saturday.
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral of the late Simeon
Hall, Ed, will take place from his residence
No. 152 Cumberland str ,et, to- morrow morn
ing at II o'clock. S.
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ACCIDENT AT PRIDE's BRIDGE. GA Friday
last, Mr.. Libby in the employ of J. Winslow
Jones at Prde's Bridge, had charge of load
ed wagon drawn by two horses valued at $780,
from the stable of Mr.. Jones, and was passing
along on the bank of the river on private
way, when the wagon slowed and drew the
horses and driver into the river at point
where the river was afterwards measured and
found to be % feet in depth. The wagon sank
and drew the horses with it, and all immedi-
ately disappeared. Mr.. Libby was enabled,
with great exertion, to gain the land in an al
most exhausted condition, and reached the
house almost frozen. The neighbors fastened
to the river, but could see nothing of the wag-
on OR horses; only a little debris which hoated
on the water. The accident occurred at II
o'clock. At 2 O'Clock the horses came to che
surface and were drawn to the shore.
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrix OF the Will of
STEPHEN ORR, late of Cape Elizabeth,
in the County OF Cumberland deceased. and has
taken upon herself that trust as the law directs;
All persons having demands upon the estate OF safG
deceased, are required tG exhibit the same; ana
all persons indebted to said estate called upon
to make payment to
ABIGAIL ORR, Executrx.
Cape Elizabeth Jan. 4th, 1880, ja1-dlaw9"'
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,ortlaud and Vicinity
ysv Advertisements this Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

~ SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
M. c. NJ. A.-Stephen Marsh.
ACard-Cumberlapd Engine Company.
Hos,etter's Stom ,ch Bitt.r rs Mo-.
Boots and Shoes-T. E. Moseley q Co., bosioh'
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Lancaster Hail. Social Assembly.
~ new ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Freedom. Notice-Wiiliam Hatch.
New Engi and Farmer-R. p. Eaten & Co. Boston
p. e. R. Company-CharIes Holt len
Admiuisti ator' Notiee--A B Holden.
NoticelEstate OF Margaret O. Friel.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers-Wm. f. Morris.
Nottce-t lyman. Son Tobey.
Executors Notice-BenjamIn Kingsbury, Jr.
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A PROTECTIVE POLICY FOR ERIE.

PROTECTIVE PUIICY FUR ERIE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Erie Railroad Co.
has compelled all Its station agents to give
bonds ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 for the
faithful and honest performance OF their duty
ARREST OF CoUNTERFETTERs.
John Rippon one of the counterfeiters ar
rested some months ago on Staten Island has
again been secured on q fresh charge. Anoth-
er counterfeiter named William Davis was ar
rested last night. The remainder of the gang
connected with him will probably soon be cap
tured with their machinery and stock in trade.
SCOTCH IMMIGRATION
Forty-eight thousand acres of land near AL
will leave Scotland in February and March.
SERIOUS CHARGE FALLEN THROUGH
The charge of conspiracy to defraud made
against the mayor of Hudson City has not
been nroYen.
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WILLIAM w. DEANE,
ATTORNEY ATLAW
Solicitor of Claims and Patents,
Office No. $50 Seventh Street, Opposite
the Post Once Department,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

Srecial attention given to applications fer Patents
and the prosecution of pending and rejected cases.
VIII prosecute claims for Pensions, Arrears of Pay,
as nell as those OF general character before any OF
the Departments.
Ey Refers by permission to Hen. H. Hamlin, U.
S.,tnate; Hon. JAS. g. Blaine. Speaker U. S House
Representatives; Mai. Gen. o. o. Howard, Z. 5.
Army; Hon. John Lynch. NJ. c., Maine; Hon. John
A. Peters, G., Maine; Gen. G. F. Shepley, Maine;
Hon. Lot M. Morrill,, Maine.
November 4, 1862 d1aw3un
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AUCTION sA LEs.
Assignee's sale.

Horses, Carriages, &c, at auction
LIVERY SATURDAY ; at II O'Clock A. NJ, on NJ
~ market LOT, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s. #. o. BAILEY. Auetiones1
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executrix Of the will of

THOMAS c. STEVENS, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon herself that trust by given bonds the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
MARY A. STEVENS, Executrix.
Portland, Dec. 2ist, 1869. d,2Slaw3w
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SWAN Il BARRETT.

Corner Middle and Plum Streets,
and in New York at THE COMPANIES OF
FICE, No. 80 PINE ST., at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, "A WALL st. = q.
Bonds sent free Parties subscribing through
local agents nil look to them for their sofs aeltc-
cry. . - w
Pamphlets sent by mail ON application. ,
w. IL. sHATTUCK,
----- TREASURES
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Yoes4' Mg1N,s ijss,sr4As Asn,1,1.it ,

YotsG MfN's UARisTtAs 4ssturafius -
The 10th anniversary Of the Young Men's
Christian Association was celebrated by pub
lie religious services and recollection at the
High Street Congregational Church last eve
ping. The house was densely packed with an
audience that listened with great apparent in
terest to the exercises. VIM. E. Gould, ESQ.,,
President of the Association, presided. The
exercises were opened by prayer and a Scrip
ture lesson by Rev. DR.. Pratt; followed by a
familiar hymn, sung by the congregation.
Mr.. A. j. Chase, the late President of the
Association, presented the report for the past
year. The statistics it contained are as follows
Number of active members, 2S0; associate
members, 80; life members, 46. Receipts for
the year, including balance from old account,
$685.. "A; expenditures, including expenses of
International Convention ($73s. 83l $2675.49.
The reading room has been constantly supplied
with 60 daily and weekly newspapers and mag
aznes. The report recognized the liberality of
Hon. John B. Brown, in making deduction
of $3.50 from the rent of his hall and rooms in
Browns Block, on Congress street, occupied
by the Association. There were many other
interesting features in the report which we
should be glad to speak of if we had ROOM
Rev. DR.. Pratt, Prof J. B. Sewall of Bowdoin
College, Rev. Mr.. Fem. Rev. Mr.. Dalton and
Rev. A. X. P. Small were the speakers of the
evening The collection amounted to $67 SO.
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AS an evidence of the resources and increase tr dc
OF the section OF country through which tn 5 ROAD
runs, we present the following Official Statement
of the Surplus Agricultural PRODUCTS shipped from
the Stale OF Iowa by the d'ffe enL railroads therein
during the year ending April &c., 1885, just issued by
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Board of Trade.

rENHR Annual Meeting OF the Board of II sde y,
the choice OF officers and tor the transaeuon ~,
such business as may properly come neioIe ss ~
meeting will be held on Monday evepihgrJspusSfJi ~
1870, at 7ko'cloek, p. NJ. :. r,,c,,, sa,..,,,ry
jan3td M. y. Kill, osstesa.sss
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LONDON, JAN "a Trades Union riot &C.
Cured at the Thorncliff colleries, near Shelf
tied, yesterday. Much excitement prevails in
Sheffield and the surrounding country.
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1rhSHihcoek Coantr HaltE

4 Thegood people oethe tcpmcss county
in the Panhandle hayeIbeent holding their
annual agricultural fair St'the county SCAT
during thc last three, days, and have had
very enjoyable time 81 II. Thercwes.a
good turn out ameus woman, and chill
dFep TO witness the fpEoeeedingsT apa the
display 81 stock or ali kinds, and Of it6it5,
vegetables, farm implements, and house
hold wares and handlwork wofkwas
credltablC both to the county and dagfcPl-
tural association. Hancock, although not
one OF the large counties ol tho State Is
one, Of tho beat, Iand her people are
Amongst tho most prospectus Sand intSlli.
gent Of our population:ss
The Agricultural Society Is chiefly con.
trolled by such leading citizens as Messra.
Hobbs, 4. B. Brennemau, Allison Gahd
others and their success thls year has
been Of q character to encourage thOm 70
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Cincinnati Market. i,, ,g ,5aisgS ! ~
--l-.-.91-,-fno1rrr1ArV eept Q8
cor4oS=Dall anu declined ,Ts, middlingr7x.

I CorToN Dull anu declined ~, mIddllng17K.
FLouEoDull and dropping; hmily Slnit!ssrTl i!s
3 aSi1SE EWhcat-Dhll aud dropping; No. aiFUd
81 u; No.1 red 81, 10. Corn-Demand good atS
fall prices; No! mixed 69@7Ic. oAt8-D DamAnd
fair at full prices; extreme rates 34i4c. Barley
Eln demand and holders firm; spring toeiwilrs ,l
CHooERtEs- Demand tairand market Grm.,oR
OILs-Iinseed on dull and n0minalB at90c.
Lard Oil quiet and weak at 81 l1t11s s1es sspI,sod
BUTTER-ScaEee and drn; lfesh' 800 %. il'Ta&
, CHEEAE-D6m1ndlfai and market 'atnl.! nqsda
PnoVIsIoN8-P dull and d6elihed to $991Q4
Lard dull and dropping at ~ 3; 16c asked; sn1Al
for shoulders and al sides. BaconzNo sales
'd1ll and dropping; shoulders 1fe;; siaes I9 (,
TOBACCO Dull and unChangeds YiiGo lIi9 ID
WHIsKY-Dull and dropping.