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Vol XVII Whole No. S6S. No. Ss

carrying III its creases shallow, spon-
taneous smile, the emanation of a weak
and dnctile nature. His long, aauiline
nose and good forehead do not redeem
TINS piiant, cowardlv face from its re-
pulslvehess, and his familiar, eopciliat-
Jug address completes the impression of
tonnolly's moral and social uneasiness
III use IN Tammany is to sell out mn
tlnous Democratic organizations, to
Keep certain OF the worst wards and dis
tt1ots tractable, aud to shave warrants
t'd bills Tor the benefit OF the band. IL
Is seldom that bill against the corpor-
ation Is paid to the amount of its face by
tmsCeltic Shvlock. He pleads an emp
" treasury, till some of his many cren-
lures can overtake the creditor and
make ruinous compromise; the bill is
then paid TO its full claim. and the diff
lerancc above the promise goes into
Connolly's pocket.
Ihis ean-spirited thief is without
i"eed ingenuity for inveGting collat-
erai SUBJECTS oil plunder, or Sweeney's
abstract ana comprehensive ambition.
nc knows OF no other way to steal but
merely to go and steal
Nv by do not the Tammanv leaders
- mere matter of pride and to still
cilmor. hnish the new Court House
editice?"
unt this qucstiouto Tammany man.
W ny: hc said, because Dick Con.
molly, when they voted $500. 900 two
years az" 10 finish ii. stole all but s20,-
"" before they had drawn against the
appropriation. Last year they voted
sl,"oo,uop 10 finish the work. and Con
molly, before they could touch the
money. had stolen all but 800, 900"
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Siarbottles, and l believe. as their fell
low countrymen, have the honor to be
included in their warrant
At this probability of interruptiou
that gravity which had hitherto been
wanting fell upon the group. The pre-
iiminaries were soon arranged and the
principals placed in position Then
there was silence.
10 spectator from the hill, impressed
with the picnic suggestion, what NIGH
nave been The popping of two champagne
corks broke the stiffness.
Cnlpcpper had fired into the air. Col.
Starbottle uttered low curse. Folins-
bee sulkiIy demanded another shot.
Again the parties stood opposite to
each other. Again the words were
given, and what seemed 10 be the stimuli
tancous report of both pistols rose upon
tue air. Eut after an interval of a few
seconds all were surprised to- see Cul-
pepper slowly raise his unexploded
weapon aud fire it harmlc,~ly above hi,
head Then throwing the pistol upon
the ground, ne walked to a tree and
leaned silently against it,
Jack Folinsbee flew into paroxvsm
OF fury. Colonel Starbottlc rayed and
sworc. MIR. Bung,tarter wa. propcrl,
shocked at their conduct. Really yen.
iiemcn, if Mr.. Culpepper Starbottlc
declines another shot, 40 not see how
we can proceed
But the Colonel'> blood was up. and
Jack FoliLsbee was equally implacablc
n hurried consultation on>ucd. which
ended by Colonel Starbottle taking hi-
nephew place ~ principal, Bill Mas
tcrs acting as second. vice Mr.. Bung-
starter, who declined all further con.
nectlon with the affair.
wo distinct reports rang through the
Hollow. Jack Foliusbce dropped hi,
sihoklnS pistol, took step forward. ana
thch dropped heavily upon hi, face
~ moment the surgeon was nj hi-
side The confusion WAS heightened by
Tue trampln2 oi hoois, aud the voice, ui
the blacksmith bidding them ilee for
their lives before the coming storm \
moment more aud the ground was
cleared. and the surgeon, looking III
beheld only the white tacc OF Culpepper
bending over him.
'Can YOU save him..
i cannot say. Hold up Iii, head
moment while run 70 the buggy
'ulpeppcr passed his arm tendrrIy
a round the neck oI the insen>ibe lnan.
Presently the surgeon returned with thr
There. that will do, NJ. Syarbpttlr
thank YOU. Now nv advice !. Ia ID,
awa1 from here while Won can. I'M look
after Fnlin-bec. DO Won hear.
CnIpepper arm VA, sin aronul tbe
neck OF hi, late toe, but hi, hcal haI
IItBntItI .pI
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Odds and Ends.

Abraham Lincoln, being aunoycd on
line occasion BY ii lder, who persisted
! on PLAYING in front of his house, sen,
4 HIM out dollar, with the message that
one -crapcr was enough at the door.
/ Anaughty little boy. blubberin1 be-
\ can>r hi mother wouldn't let him 20 10
| the rlvcr on sunday. upon being admon-
| tNhed, SAID II only want to see the bad
| IttI" boys drown for going a. swim
I ming.
/ The Metropolitan Hotel in New York
whose naguticence i, laid to be uupnr
Htielcd III thai line. i, to be especially
recommended 10 poor people-be~t
board only, $500 per day
\ correspondent at i New England
camp meeting writes that a Young man
asked Ih" prgy er- of the assembly he
cause fr could no sit down to a meal
without eating three times a, much n,
hc ought
What sustained our revolutionary
-lre> during th"ir struggle for liberty
" a. WiLitA New Canaan pcdagoguc ask
~ hnt. aHd was a>tpui~hcd when the
hnN -4il "th"ir legs. ~ir
\ most excellent Old lady up town i,
g,.,.t..., = '''."" - N"oW now II
.','' I '''''c 'l'''NNli'ef IN A glass tub"
m~t ri~ln. in il an inch ~, ,rn ~
uy,' "4,i' "v'u-v''v .'"'. ga 'ic's "a, .o"'
IT, thr I'1ht burning Just as he wa~
dreaming that a regiment Of bugs were
drawing M n set of resolutions con
Ill. a,ralrn.I bl - tirr,n,n nn,n,ia..
,ur l,ollIcota hose through the window
The nolt-, yva> insured but the man Wa
t'
IT, " Ht"citrr ira written life ui
thr,-i. Il seem to have been a. much
tnr fashion among ministers 10 write thr
hlc IL Christ aS for kmperors To writr
tar lace .i Cr-ar
a \rw Bedford barber rnf of mar.
ok, b,, : ear on Nsnda, in ci,in,, hmm
h. ..I,-.. cut Tho iut.l,i.e.ut + h7,n.,,.
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Grenleys Profanity Defended
From IToo'ihuh aad Ciaattn's Weetlg


answer: Mr.. Greeley l. great man.
end ii he swears il j. only on great occa-
sion-, such a. are indicated iu Jonah fV.,
., viz: 'Dpc-t th well 10 bc angry
And he said. do well to be angry '-
Erchange Paper.
There j. germ OF tru,h iiutcd ~ in
this ~quih. Our prevalent ideas % pru-
family are silly and ba VISA i'll tile tN-
trume. H. ar nearly all nt our SUNDAY
,cnpoi inculc Itipu- ot mpuliN ! H.
the most religious natures WHO alr th.
most frequently aud sometimes ultnn,t
ii-rSi~tihlv prompted 10 swear H. vr
angry aud siu not j. an Injunction " hch
they understand. The nauh, -pamby
creatures whose souls are never stirred
by amy great emotion OF passion can IA
>ilr submit mIik-and-watc preaching
and moraliling Ut MI sorts: but great
souls VIII have their volcanic cruptIpu~,
Or are, "a least. liable 10 have thclu.
W hat j. wrong ana wicked iu the mat
ter i the habit Ut swearing: the sense
less and disgusting habit OF u>in. strong
cNplrtlves which moan nothing. IAi-
j. "a mere abuse OF The true uses OF Oh
jurgation aud invcclive, and c,.unu, he
too severely condemned. Horace Gree
ley has, therefore, the right of II, a.
George " a,hin@ton had also. Neither
ot them were prOiInc, for neither u'
them took ever the name OF God in iu.
Both of them, when they u~r.t A.tI
name. used it effectively " Il then
swearing l. just as good ~ pray .Ug. Il
j. the dead, inaniIGatc. meaningless u~r
OF language which is to be deprecated
and preached against. Neverswcar eX-
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CONNOLLY man whom the Ring
have kept AT the head OF the finances ot
the city OF New York to facilitate their
crimes, but whose last attempt to hide
the evidence which could not much long
cr be concealed from an outraged peo-
pie. proved too daring to be suffered. sat
Tor hi> portrait while ago at the hands
ui Gath OF the Chicago Tribune:
lt i "A great advantage to IA scuuudrel
to be vii hout Sen>iDility or breeding
and though in the last respect Dick Con
molly j. happily wholly deficient. yet bt
some law OF compensation he is The vic
tim of the former weakness. Dick sen
-ibilily is more intensified by supersti-
ton. The apparition OF the gallow- and
vigilance committee is ever present 10
him. aud being ignorant as bru e. np
is Invariably excited over the newspa
per exposures OF his transactions. The
type and the press are TO him the hand
writing on the wall and the instrumca;
nf torture. He inwardIv howi- and
groycls when the truth coiDe- uui AMI
his thieving is exhibited.
NV Cod" ne said couple OF day,
| ago, this matter in the Times hu, driv-
en- me wife aud me children away from
their home in the country. They
couldn't absolutely live here. And
| what is to become of us all?
To look upon, the epoormiilionare foot
pad resembles an Irish intormer agains
his couMtrymen in the EMPLOY OF til.
British Goyernment-such "a we So,
depicted ia Lovers novels or in Bouci
canlts dramas. He is a native Irish
man. and, l believe. a Corkonian; lat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
About Women.

MI. ,u,uI,Iino N II NJ ,,rIn.L,
.,,u,,f,t..I !, ,u,m1. ~, t,.,,. ,I,,-.',,,',
rb.r,. .,r.. ,fxry-,.i..bt COLLEGE. for f,nal..
M th4 United STATE. M,l.- nof ,dloIrt.I
,.tr,.. ~ t.'l Mo''''t,i ,... uosi'rt 'l7'
iN"r' '"' "'N VI p'i' ""rAei on e
''-"'.' '''l "''''' sue earheu one
Miss Booth. editor OF Harper Bazar,
1T >''"' VI o'''''' = >''c o,e 81 ttl'
"" "h-lt''''eh omen over whom th'
monster man 'HFahillHeH;
An English Judge has just sentenced a
mistress OF an infant school To fourteen
days Imprisonment with hard labor. for
unncrc ally beating child OF four year
With 4 leather strap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
CITY HOTEL.

FHE subscriber has taken the House recently Va
] Gated by uEo. W. EALk. known a. the HI
-wortlI House. and has rentted and refirnished .
throusb bout Transforming that II deserves y new
name and he hss therefore christened IL the GIN
HOTEL. by strict auenIiOn 10 business, WIKI
accommodating " ait rs and clerks. and with ih'
Old and experienced hostier 50 long hhlure ie
the stable, TO take care oi that department, be
hopes 10 meet and 20 receive 8 good share o
public patronage. No pains will be spared ta
make this Houte fayoriie with the travelling
public.
ssEvery room IN the house is neatly painted
carpetied and furnished.
q. W. BAGLEY, Proprietor.
Oct 18th 1910. 4lu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
The Lost Sheep

lE"fr Ncrv ulnUty-an,I Inc th.f .afet, LAY
In the Shelter af Tie fold
Aiti "''e =, out on the hiIis AVA
Tar % from the gate. OF soI,i.
AAag un The tuuaaiain "a ili auI hare
A"a5 from tao tcader >acphcrfs eatc
LoHl iaou ha@t herr the ninety An ni,.
Arc tA'y not enough fnr The. s-
Bot the ohcph. made answ~r I'm. - min.
Has wandered aaA, IRON Ne
Nhi although ih" roa'is h-. rough and steep
=" q" 'hr desert 10 haa W -hecp."
Ana none rf thr rausasn., { ever .nr,,
iluW deep s.re thr s.ser- gra...-t
N't no" dark tic nisat that tie I.or,i ia. &C.
through.
trr Hr found ttI. sheen That u..f,.t
90; 20 The tiv.cft He beard it crv
>ack, tnd l.iir.s and ready 10 die
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'''M iiic Levi ton Journal
-, -. ~ y tor. bat that doc. No; signify
Ihat 'srrYthinE 10 "Ioy.ik~ or ~, - 49,
haaks Ei-h." f
.'n ''j'y' felon. ,ihcu ave him catch
''''' . ,l'' se the ''mi'icn, then lie, him drop a
Thea sens hi.u for his n,oibcr.n tar ., -h-th -
g. .uras " ''' A'' =
II'u nrse nun 10 subscribe for the parch..c o, +.
A.afar. - .
Au4 tin 4r - not A. ,rr..-,..i g.. 81. -. =. .
uh-ie s- nrosn ''' "a"
'.'' - 90 collect tases IN some lit;l, iarinisg
hai I'D ny.eli IN one and nov wha, Ian rae 1ed
ainuf ~ So ~ -
l. hal better drora mv.elfin order to p, cut.
'"' n"'a 10 thIs ogtnibn, -'TnAt whca .,n the
other side
h' aahagiy eN-eollto.or Wi:h co,lc-;,as wan.
! can ,'hetc "ass,-.ors" up there ihcv viii ca
ADJ ',i thsm roll np taxcs which "oid scratch
could not srrnrr
nnA an tax collector. - taos, lcf me w,..,,
''.' = iA' 10 sia'p mother. zoe 1 lgc L. .ieert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
NEW PORTLAND PACKET,
Dr. OSGOODS
DENTAL NOTICE.

Competition in Dentistry fllke everything else
brings cut new energies Tor the mastery.
Having had nearly nineteen rear. profession Al
praeSce in this city have dou5i OF the conttn u
cd support Of my numerous friends and pairuf
Having for the pact few years been obiis ed u.
keen osi Of my Office much possible u re
gain my health which now admits OF tes otin 3
nv exclusive attention To 10. am prepared TO
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1)ostrn.
The Cross Roads.

Inc Gross Roads.
Where the roads eros sed we mot.
Ny love aud
In The near bag the ships
Ioss"si heavily
lamps wcre gpne out on carr
HUT those ~ heaven
Irenhlesi f,r two more heart.
lhAt tod had nvcn
~. accents broke the pause
Mv tongue was iIed:
lie inunt lat words 10 say
Nr ~1Gs rrpieI
Then he drew whit, 1 zee m To ~. h..a,
And -aii, fAreWeli. p.l- lsyet
Dear love. goo4 niAhi'~
At ID" cross roads we kis.ei-
stood alone.
his ~a- ihc - ward rosi
Nine Ted uc hoa,e.
iie called, = shall return
kneN not >o.'
No one y icn rrturns
'i those that xo
ircHry th" EFeai world grew
And the sun cold.
% N"cn. an hour ago
hHi grown old
'' ''"f "lie ac Tor hin.
"' i.fri each Other.
l'. .4.t -a vr han one v,al
Ani spec ne other
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Positively without Pain

and injury 10 the PAteut-
ArtlEcial Teeth inserted on the latest and mosi
approved pian as los the cheapest, nerves o.
aching teeth destroyed .ithout pain.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases.
II Ermember Once In oranils Block. Main =
Ellsworth, J. I. Os0ooD.
Oct i~54 4.
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Jordan's Bitters.
Notice.
Full Blood Jersey Bull.

~HE SUBSCRIBER has . nne blood bull, about
sixteen months old, handsome picture
yrhsch he v1l eell Il Q fair price. Call and see
hiIa- JEn1oiAn "ODhE-
Hancock Neck, Sept. s, ISL. 3wS'
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Boat Picked Up.

0ICKED Up - the night Of August slst, near
= n Oster buoy Of seal Harbor, aAs bottom
.eutre beard Nil and eail. The ouuer CO have
ne ss.e BY aspiyi.g e g: sse:sries1 80 Rsy'
I'm. Ssps. D. Nh. swS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21

BowDoIN COLLEGE. The Telegraph says
thai there were eleven young men exam
ined on the 3lst ulto., for admission to the
Freshman class in Bowdoin, and they
were all admitted, making the total num-
ber of Freshmen AZ. 1t is probable that
enougi, more will be admitted at the com
mencement of the term. to run the class
nearly il not up to 80 members. Three or
four have entered the Sophomore class and
more are to present themselves for exami-
nation, 50 there will be an accession Of six
| atuflonts tn that elaas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
Wanted

,nnunIArMY Amarried man to work on .
nm, wife 70 do houeework. One without
shiIdrpa preferred RsrmAnent situanon 70 tne
JAkRS fLYE,
Seal Cove,
s~s Ne.
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Defy Competition
IN any branch Of Dental seicacc or
IN PRICES

buv Gold Foil and all dental material. In l.rgr
gaAt titles ant much lower than any Dentist IN
kAstea a Maino, therefore can afford 20 do good
wofk As low any competitor NAV oser.
am prcpai cd to give ny patients the benehI
oi any late Improvements prActlcAOle.
Anaesthesla IA used for extracting Teeth,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-13
BONDS.
burlington, Cedar Rapids
d minnesota Il. r..

The completion OF this 4 ad has given to these
Bonds an est 'bshed char 4cter sou Al 10 any mort
gage issue italt in a. the Stocx Exchange. We are
prep red TO buy and sell them at any tiue. at our
Banking House. at market lrice-thus placing them
en the same basis, for tenn porary or perm ir-
ves.ment. with Governments or anv 9th r $ curity,
These bonds are a first and only mortgage on
raj road that has st double the am1unt OF the is.
sue, AID which commands, without competition all
me trafhc OF Northern Iowa an, Soutaera Min, e.
soa-shortening the distance from st. Paul to Chi.
cago 10 miles, ND to St. Louis more han 80 miles,
The net rnings are already IaIg.ly in excess of
interest on he bonds and dou exists that they
Will mole than doub'e within the en- suing year.
A contract has been securei with the chicago
burilDg on, and Quincy Railroad COMPANY obllQ 4,
ing The Ia ter TO invest 81 cent OF gross earnnes
derived from traffic with the Burlington, cedar Rap-
IDS and Minnesota Road in the hon1s OF this COM
Pany. This arrangement is a strong guarantee OF
the bonds. and establishes large sinking iund for
their Redemption.
), The convertbity privilege in these bonds enables
mem to he exchapaed tor stock at par, at anv time
ms secures to the holder, ar his option, share IN
any excess of ear ninss the interest ohg alton
An exchange OF GOv-rnu Mt securities for these
Dons returns 81 per cent. interest," instead of rer
cent? which Is all that Governments pay at present
price, besides Ieaving immediate gain of about 20
per cent in prize Tor reinves ment.
All NAL ketable Securities taken in EXCHANGE free
OIL commission and Express charges.
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Executors Sale of Real ESTATE

LOUISA o. MARRsTT, Administering.
f. o BAILEY & CO, Auet'rs.
March z, 1871. mrIctd
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NEW YORK.

'~>~~'~~~'
NEW YORK, March ia man was arrested
last night at the Grand CentralHotel for For
ester, the supposed Nathan murderer. He
lives in Providence, r. I. Detective Wool
rage said few minutes before the arrest was
made he would not take $40 900 for his share of
the reward.
The British ship Chancellor cleared from
Mobile Friday for Liverpool with 5672 bales
of cotton weighing ,844 400 pounds, the larg-
est cargo cleared siuce the war
Gen. Mcdowell has ordered a general in
spection Of quartermaster stores, camp and gar
rison equipments and ordnance stores in the
department. of the East with a view TO con-
domination.
9. Kinney Smith, formerly night manager
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co. and re-
Gently manager OF the Atlantic and Pacific
TO. s lines has been app tinted Superintendent
OF the fire alarm telegraph in this city
Thomas Kennedy, merchant of this city for
the asst fifty years, died Friday night, aged "a.
NEW York, March 12-Surrogate Hutch
ings has decided the Tayor will case, inyolyin
over million dollars in favor Of the defend
ants and admitted the will to probate
The collections ANNOUNCED to take place in
the churches to-day in aid of the French were
in many instances postponed on account OF the
weather. and where taken were quite SMALL
The largest taken being ons thousand dollars
at Grace church.
James r. Bailey, Roman Catholic b;shop of
New Jersey, in lecture on the Roman ques-
tion CnlS evening at SC. JOSephS church strong
ly denounced Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi
and proDhesied that the Pope would ag~in soon
RUE in Rome At the Conclusion OF the lee
ture, Father Farrell, pastor Of ST. Josephs,
whose cham piOnship OF Italian unity recently
caused a great sensation, thanked the large au-
die1ce for their attendance.
SERIOUS FIRES AT HONG KONG AND PEKIN.
A Hong Kong letter of January 11th states
that not merely the building and furniture of
the British Consulste at Shanghai were re-
Gently destroyed by fire, but also the records of
the Consular, the correspondence except a
few odd volumes in the interpreters Office, the
original Chinese title deeds OF foreign owned
property, ships registers prior to 1864, consul
lar accounts of preyious events and register of
deaths The Eoglish versions of the title deeds
were saved. Two serious fires reported in the
imperial palace OF Pekin.
A TRAGEDY
LocKPORT, March 2-Wm. Bullock, of the
firm Of Bullock Bros. was shot dead last eve
Ding at the corner OF Main and Prince streets
in this city by Arthur F. Pierce Five shots
were fred at Bullock, two of which took ef-
feet. The breaking Of promise aud the be-
trayal Of Pierces sister Is said to have been the
causes of the shooting. Pierce has heretofore
borne an excellent character. He is now 10
Jail. Bullock moved In respectable circles
here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-13
FIRE AT LEWISTON.

Especial Dispaic by Western Union Line
LEWISTON, Mach 13-The dwelling house
of Mayor elect Garceloa took fire from the fur
nace this afternoon aud was damaged by smoke
and water about $4,000, which is fully covered
BY insurance
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Refnne state q 00 q 65; common to good ezra
ss: ronS S7S 90; oho'e ss @! 10; fancy Is
fsu a sd eo@%on to good eg
7so eS SIT g IS; choice Wi Whea, do 745 a
6 opened osles co. soOd
cred; White 57s; Winter Esd 40 q AMI MT g d.lv-
70 o. Corn scarce and l. hish-r; sales 81 mn
sales 81 600 bu,h; Western and Obi" CO a1s quiet;
auet sales 81 100 obs; plain mess oco Is co. 1 exa
TIA mes o. ~ o. 80 Pork heavy sales 200 b6.
Isl al. $500 bbls mes, April ana Nav. at 81 g
g ~ 5o ooo q, prime mes, day, 20 90. L,rd un.
kettle d, 13lc: also Is or April aud NV AZ
~ ,sIc Wossey-sale, 200 bol.. western Tree e..
s eGsns At s Inside price Rice sales
hhds. Musovao a. ST Sc Hofss ery s aniet lop
to'.isn. Molasses quiet; sales 80 hhds !; Muscovado
Resin quiet; strained 27O @275 Petroleum dull;
crude l4r; refoed .45 q 24a. Tallow eady; sales
22S 600 To az y 9, Wool q1iet very rm; sales
pulled 80 @ soc; Texas 26 q 37Bc; Cafol mia rs q
Csc. oi les 'uiet Linseed quiet.
5-'6i; Wheat per do SID; wheat per steam sgd
. oaIoseo. March lL-FIour firm; Spring extras
I 20 $50 Whrai-No Chicago Spring declined
+ e r.; sales at 2iA. Corn firm; No. Eixed st
SWar ns! a. s7 spriug no@inaly IS 7sc hish
sated Live a Hon meats sasss rasef dry
~, Catt.e shade higher at 426 0675
ooo p's-0' oo bbs. -four, 5000 bnsh wheat 1, .
hogs. '' -.0o o"sn oariey. 2000
bnsh can 5o6% 6bls -four 1000 bush wheat 1900
'usu COZ looo bush. rye, 2sO0 bush. barley. -''
TOLEDO, O., March 1I.-Flour steaov and in r,,a
crate demand, Whea'-No. White Miehpan m "a
Corn steady hieh Mixed 615c. Oats in iiah emo oUt;
and holders ID m; Michigan SEC. ' NeAano
CINCINNATI, March 11.-Proyisions duu Mos.
Pork held at 81 80. Lard 10 q I2lc. Bulk Meats ~
&c for shoulders and 81 "a 'O1c tor sides Bacon at
S5c for shoulders; sides lOa q lie. Whiskey frm at
CHARLESTON: March 11.-Cotton dull; Middline
uplands 13f 1890.
SAVANNAH, March 11.-Cotton in moderate de-
mand at lower rate; Middling uplands 138 @ 13ic.
MOBILE, March 1l-Cotton is dull Middling up.
lands 14c. Nf
NEW ORLEANs, March 11.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands IA q 144c.