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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17


Coughs, Bronchitis and diseases Of the lungs
and.as blood purifier and Strengthening med
icine 1t cannot be too highly recommended. 1t
acts promptly upon the liver. removing torpor
or ibiliousness. Sold by druggists
jau17th eod1w tn -tb-sSSw1t
EXTRACT fair and protracted trial
ofFELLows' COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPoHos-
PHIrEs, we consider it a very valuable nervous
tonic, far surprising many others of consider
able repute, and well worthy the confidence
of profession generally.
A. II. CHANDLER, M. d.
H. A. JACOBS, NJ. d.
Moneton, N. B., November 9, 1867.
jan17thd&w1w.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Calarrh If.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
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THERMoMFTRIcAL- Corner of Ddnforth and
Emery streets. Sunday Jan. 8th-11 p. m. 8
deg.
Monday Jan. 9th-73O a. M deg. below
zero; noon deg; 30 p. m. 10 deg; 9 80 p.
o Ioesday, Jan 1o-sunrise, 1 deg; 10 a. m.
deg; ~ a. m; deg; l 80 p. m. IA deg; 2 40
p m. 10 deg p. m. 16 deg. 9 p. m. 6 deg. H.
Wednesday; jan IN j a: M deg; a.
1920 D. m. "a deg. 8 As p. IN. % deg. n. m 91
deg. 20 D. no. "a deg Ia sprinkle of rain this ~ :,
m; now cloudy 10 p m. 80 deg; IL "A D. m n
"a deg. "a few rain drOps).
Thursday, Jan. 1913 a. m. Y deg. (cloudy)
Ga m. q deg IL 45 a. m. 81 deg; 2 30 p. M 8.
deg Is p. m. 80 deg midnight (cloudy)
Friday, jan. 10 i a. ~ 30 deg z % a. M 8
or IS deg (cloudy);9 80 a. m. 36 deg. l. p. m
"A deg. (sun out bright; 2 80 p. IN. 40 deg. 8 p
NJ. 35 deg. 81 D. M. 80 deg ; II p. M. 80 deg.
Saturday, Jan. 14-6 80 a. m. 30 deg.:7 am
30 deg; 9 a. m. "a deg. II a. m. % deg; moon
A aeg.; 8 p. IN. A deg. 5 p. m. 40 deg. 8 p. m
40 deg midnight cloudy since .. M.
Sunday Jan. Ill a. m. 80 deg.;8 a. M
probably owing to very thin coating of ice OF
tube of thermometer, 80 deg; (dul wet morn
1ng); from a. m. to IL meridian, mercury re
manned at 80 deg; (mist or fne rain all tn
whilel; 20 p. m. 81 deg. (mist-ice formed OF
the north side of the trees); p m. 80 deg
(rain).
Monday. Jan. 1916 p. m. 80 deg; II D. m. 8
daeg. Grain) 6.45 a: m "a deg; 10 80 "a. m. 8
deg. IL 30 D. NJ 80 deg (raininp still
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

SozoDoNT All dentrifces had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark Of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Chilean valleys,
to perfect the fragrant Sozodon t, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article for
the Teeth, that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPAULD1NG's GLUE"always up to the stick
ing point. dec3lst-eod3w.
WEBSTER, under Fuent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. jan11eodtf
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Ouioh rdCiuC mc0me pOnus.. ........... ~
Southern State securities quiet and steal ~.
Money scarce and more active, the rates ranging
the bulk OF the business at the latter figure. The
currency demand from the interior Is again increas-
ing and national bank notes no longer drug on
the market. Sterling Exchange weak at 1904 a no.
Stocks closed steadier but generally dull and low
er without special features OF interest The follow
ing are the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ,,,.,.,...... $50 461
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

i suffering so severely from rheumatism in
New York as to be unable to return home.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON. via LITTLE
TON, Jan. Is -Observation taken at7P. M
bar! ~ AZ; Thermometer SO degrees
hour; relative humidity 100; mean of theremo-
grams for the last five days, 49, We got water
from the springs to-day for the first since Octo-
Der. These are the warm muggy days, when
the wise ones said our fires would not burn.
but to-day We have been obliged to have The
doors open to keep comfortably cool.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseous
medicines. All who suffer from coughs, colds
irritation of the bronchial tubes or tendency to
consumption, will find in DR.. Wistar's Balsdm
Of Wild Cherry renedy as agreeable to the
palate as sffectual in removing disease. The
Balsam is pleasant remedy; it is a safe RENE
dy; it is powerful remedy; it is a speedy
remedy; it is remedy that cures.
ian1Yth cod &W1H.
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M AINE.

WATERvILLE, Jan. 16.-Rev. Adam Wilson
d. d of Watelville, died to-day aged u. He
was fret proprietor of the lions Advocate and
was widely esteemed in the Baptist denomina-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-Morning-Gold 1i0i % 1903.
Money CT per cent. Sterling Exchange 1891 q
Ito.
NEW YORK, Jan. Euening.-Gold closed
steady ana unchanged at 1104 @ 1l0f. Governments
ing house were for banks ABOUT organizing in the
South and West and who will pledge them at WASH
ingi on to secure circulation. The following were the
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

THIS rainy weather reminds one of rubber
boots, over-shoes and other rubber clothing
SIS the advertisement of Halls Rubber Ware
house, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

TN SE IN want OF Plain or Fancy Job Printing
i will find 1t 10 their advantage to cali on WIN nj
change Street, Portland.
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,ian1yth-eod& w1w.

EB~ 81 900 Reward will be paid by the pro-
prietor Of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Med
ica' discovery for medicine that will equal it
In curing all the diseases for which it is rec.
omended. In the cure of severe and lingering
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, Jan. ls-ll.so A. M.-Consols s2i tor
money and account.
American securities U. s. $685. 1862 903; do 1866
old, 893; do 1867, $50; do 10-40s, So. Stocks-Ere
%.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16-11.39 A. M.-Cotton firm
sales estimated at 1000 baes Middling uplands Cd
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
ENTERTAINMENTS.
SECOND COURSE.
Prof. Hebbard, NJ. d.,
Will commence his second course of lectures in
CONGREiSS HILL

on
Tuesday Eve ming, January 17th,
On the Heart; Causes and Cure OF Its diseases; Cir
ouiation OF the Blood. etc.
shursdsy Evening, Jnnunry 18Th,
On the Organs of the Senses, Eye Ear, Nose, and
tneir diseases; Causes and Cure o. Cat4rrb, eIc.
Monday Evening, Jannnry 23d,
On the Temreraments; Character: Be,utv ot Ex.
preston and lis Cultivation; Influence OF Sunlight
on Health, etc. ''"sN'
Tuesday Evening, January 34ih,
"Three Told Culture"
Thursday Kvening Jauunry 2Sth,
To LADIES ONLY On Maternity, and the influence
OF Mothers on the Character vi their Children
Friday Evening, January 27ih,
To GENTLEMEN ONLY.-On the origin of Life and
the Laws OF He editary Deseent-"Like Father,
Like Child"
Single admission, % cents; Course Tickets, adults
Is cents, scholars, 50 cents. Will re ready at the
Hail. Saturday and Monday afternoons
~Private Lectures IS cents.
Doors open at z, commencing at Z 1-2 O'Clock.
Prof HEBB ARD, NJ. D., and his partner, DIR. E.
Y: Hebbard, who has enjoyed UNUSUAL facilities In
Witnessing the practice in all the large Hospitals OF
America may still be consulted professionally, at
dneir looms, No. II and No. 20 U. s. HOTEL, from
"a. LII 10 p. m daily, upon all diseases.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
performed with neatness and despatch and with
tne Iedt poss'ots amount of pain. Jnl3td
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

JESSE FREEMAN received yesterday some of
the nnest oysters ever had in Portland-direct
from Norfolk by steamer. They would pro-
woke an appetite in satiated gourmand.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

~ Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible, I4d
pertissments to appear Monday morning should be
sent In Saturday. (no: Sunday)
BFree Religious. Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

THE NEW York University Medicine Is max
ing more cutes than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, 25O Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. tt.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Piano Forte Wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

T. H. MURRAY, corner of Middle and Hamp-
shire strcetslis prepared to furnish Freeman's
oysters to order ian3d-tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
There is no Necessity

To know the exact formula by which popular med
icine Is compounded in ORDER to be assured that It
will do NO harm, II the parties putting 1t up
sponsIbe. This Is the with the proprietcrs of
POLANDS HONOR DOCTOR. The partie, are well
known, are reliable and responsible. The n. edcine
vegetable aud has always pros success In cases
requiring Humor Remedy For sale by all Drug
gists.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

. Prof. Hebbard commenced his second course
of lectures in Congress Hall last evening and
was greeted with a very fine audience in spite
of the severe storm. The subject was the Brain
and Nerves. 1t was amply illustrated by mod
els The intimate relations of the brain and
stomach-and the location and functions of
other important agencies in the work of sus-
tanning life, were brought by 'he lecturers ia
miliar style and through understanding Of his
subjects of the intelligent apprehension of the
listener, and must have unfolded to many a
knowledge Of physical laws aud material adap-
tations which will be of permanent value.
This evening the subject of the lecture will
be upon the Heart, Causes and Cure Of its
Diseases, Circulation of the Blood, SC.
MARROW EscAPE.-As the early passenger
train on the Portland & Kennebec railroad
was approaching Cumberland yesterday morn
ing, ut the rate of twenty miles an hour, Just
after RAINING round sharp curve, the station
agent was seen standing on the track waving a
! red flag. The train was broken up as quickly
! as possible and stopped. The cause Of the sig
| nal was washout which had been prod uced
by the thaw. The train had passed over the
dangerous place, and it was almost miracle
that no serious accident occurred. The station
agent instead Of going round the curve and
waving his signal, very ihoughtlessly stood
very near the dangerous place.
| CAPE ELIZABETH.-Some time since the citi-
zens of Cape Elizabeth voted in a. favor of a
petition to the legislature asking that the
town be authorized to purchase and maintain
a suitable place for a free landing at Ferry Viii
lage for ferry purposes. After this vote was
passed certain citizens living in that part Of
| the town which was not at all benefited by a
ferry, became dissatisfied with this vote and
called meeting Saturday afternoon to recon.
slider it. The excitement ran high aud there
| was full vote polled, hut reconsideration wal
refused by a majority of about sixty. The
bridge question then came up, and Messrs. W.
W. Thomas and w. W. Thomas, jr, address
ed the citizens on this matter. A committee
was appointed to 60 to the legislature and op.
pose any legislation which should interfere
with the rights of the citizens of the Cape in
| regard to this natter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
Jay COOK r. Il CO..
20 WaH st NeaC York.

I C U r suffering from Throat aud Lung Disesse
This is folly when Whine Pine compound will afford
YOU speedy relief. 1t will cure YOUR cough and
strengthen your weak lungs; and fyou are troubled
with Kidney Complaint. 1t will be Of great advan-
age TO you. For sale everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
New Advertise rnen,s To-day,


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Association.
Piaue- Forte Wanted.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Social Entertainment Putnam Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Journeyman Printer Wanted. ID. d I.ynde.
Boot end Shoe Business. .TaJ lor q Co.
stove Store for Sale. Taylor q 70.
Sewing Machines Business. Taylor q Co,
Rare Chance. :. Meat Stall. Taylor & Co.
House and Carriage Painting. .Tay lOr & Co.
Coke. Price Reduced. e. II. paveis.
To LET, :. Joseph Reed.
Proposals. Geo R. Davis & Co.
Hous 8 to Let. Geo r Davis & Co.
Something worth Knowing. :. .Gowell.
Business Chances. Taylor IL Co.
To LET "Fy
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The cash difference pad on soma OF the above will
10 somewhat modified after the pa, ment Of the Jan
uary coupons.
Subscriptions will be received In Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

At the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department.
The res dence will be open for the exhibition OF
the turbiture, &C., on Monday and 1u-sdsy, Jan.
S0tL and 3ist, from 10 4. 1t Is very natural that
Q very large number OF persons shou Id vtit The
house out OF mere curiosity without any iotrDt,on
OF purchasing, an no appreciation for the gems
10 be ID; therefore that the c, ovid NAV not be too
great 1t Is necessary TO issue tiekes without which
persons cannot visit the house. Tics be had
by applying In person TO the Auc.ioueer, FRANK
A. LEONARD, office SO Winter street.
Catalogues lat 90 cents a pece) will be ready ten
days before the sale. dec M-S&W1 A
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17
SETRES CHINA.
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
NALTATOR ROSA.

Among them the genuine originals by the follow
ing eminent ARTISTS Duchesne, Alfred de Dreux.
Boucher, Issoey, aud
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SW AN SC EFT,
Corner Middle and PLAIN Streets,
OF whom pamphlets and full information may
be had.
w. h. sHATTUCN,
TREAsUREB
30 Pine street, New York,

After a full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above ffrst
Mortgage Bonds and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PRoFITABLk
INVESTMENT
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-17

The weeping skies of yesterday seemed IN
sympathy with the sadness which rested on
the village of Gorham. The stores were closed.
the Seminary exercises suspended, as was
business generally. The body was laid in
beautiful rosewood casket, studded with silver
nails. On a silver plate was the simple inscrip-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-24
Poisonous Medicines.

The theory that virus Of disease can be safely
counteracted by doses of poison, is false and dan.
geroas Within the last twenty five years, not less
than score of virulent poisons have been added
to the repository of the medical profession. They
are given in small doses, otherwise they would
destroy life Immediately; but even in minu'e guam
titles, they produce, ultimately, very disastrous
effects. 1t is unwse and unphilosophical to EN-.
ploy. AS remedies, powerful and in-idious drugs,
which, in subjugating disease, sow the seeds of
another still more unmanageable None Of these
terrible medcaments operates with so much direct.
ness and certainty upon the causes OF disease as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, tonic and corrective
without q single deleterious ingredient in its CON-
position. Arsenic and quinia are gwen for inter-
mittents; bromide of potassium for nervous dis
orders; strychnine and prussic acid for general
debility; mercury, in various forms, for liver COM
plant: preparations of chloroform and opium for
sleeplessness: and yet these deadly drugs do not
compare, as specifics for the diseases above enum
Grated with that wholesome vegetable invgorant
and Alternative, while they all so pernicous that
it is astonishing any physician should take the re
sponsibility of prescribing them. Let nvalids for
their own sakes try the Btters before they resoEt
to the poisons. The relief they will experisnce
from course of the harmless specidc. will reader
recourse to the unsafe preparations referred 20
quite unnecessary. 81
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The Great Stone 4 Murray Circus.

OF late years we have been surfeited with
exhibitions of all sorts, some pos sessing merit
of certain kinds while others, although an
nouncing immense attractions, have invaria
bly, failed in producing them and the conse-
quence Is that our people, having been made
the dupes OF deception so often have come to
look with caution upon every exhibition adj
vertised for this place. 1t gives us pleasure
to-day TO announce the fact that yesterday we
were present at show whose flaming posters
and advertisements, although mammoth and
wonderful in their way, do not portray one
half the thrilling mysteries of the real
performances. We alude to the great
Stone Murray circus now in our midst.
Our space forbids us from particularizing as
we should like to do, but we cannot let the
moment pass without mentioning one or two
Of the principal attractions. Every one wit
messed Prof Haydons flight beyond the
clouds for this was free to all, but every one
did not see the arenic miracles under the
snowy canvas. The Cooke Brothers great
juggling act on two flying steeds the grace
iul and dashing equation Of Miles. Rosina
and Henrietta; the puns of the two testers,
Den Stone and Tom Barry and his performing
elephant; the flying leaps, vaultings, ETC., OF
the numerous gymnasts, and hundred other
things were all truly delightful and thrilling.
We were pleased beyond measure with the
graceful performances of the Snow Bros in
their gymnastic acts and when they introduced
their troupe of performing dogs we were high
ly delighted. 1t is seldom that one sees such
perfection in the training of these sagacious
quadrupeds. They all appear to be imbued
with human foresight. and do their business
as if they understood that thousands of spec
tators were watching them. Their tricks are
all new and novel, and combine in their per-
formances all that is interesting and pleasing.
Messrs. Stone Murray deserve thanks for
the efficient manner in which they have fitted
up their exhibition this season, and we sim
cerely trust they will meet with unbounded
success everywhere.-E Exchange.
The above named Circus is the only first
class Circus with Free Balloon ascension that
will visit Maine this year. They will exhibit
n ius place on Tuesday, June 9th.
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previous life, and declaring his innocence Of
guilt in killing Seavens, as he had been made
hopelessly insane by his sufferings during the
rebellion. Judge Barnard said he would en-
deavor to have Buffam sent to the Auburn
Asylum for insane convicts.
Some three or four hundred people left here
to-day to witness the fight tomorrow between
Edwards and Collins for the light champion
ship.
The City of Raquesa was passed at 2 o'clock
this afternoon twenty miles east of Sandy
Hook by steamer st. Laurent.
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ST ATE NEW y.

Harry Brown, the arti.t, and +. II. Elwell
of the Transcript sailed for Europe Saturday.
w. w. Thomas, Esq, will remain in New
Sweden until November, to look out for the
welfare Of the new emigrants.
G. M. Holland. at Canton Point, has an
apple tree on his premises that measures #.
in circumference.
On Saturday, as Mr.. Lorenzo Hinckley and
wife of Bangor, were riding down the hill at
the Cove" in Winterport, their horse STUN
bled and fell. Mrs. Hinckl y in Jumping
from the carriage was seriously injured.
Saturday afternoon little son of Charles
a. Pride, who resides on Lincoln street in
Portland, had his leg badly injured by bali
from cartridge which he exploded by strik-
ing it with stone.
+ The Portland Advertiser says that Portland
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The coal strike is certainly ended, and the
miners have resumed work.
Paris will be in the hands of the Versailles
government in a short time, according to APP
pearances,
Seventy eight societies already have signi.
fed their intention to be present at the Ger.
man peace celebration in New York city on
Monday next.
Two distinct shock of an earthquake were
felt at Toronto on Sunday morning. The
vibration extended over ten seconds. No
damage was done. The shock was felt in
Quebec, Ottawa and other places.
The value of foreign imports at Boston the
past week was over a million and quarter
of dollars, and since January 2, over twenty
three and half millions, being an excess of
over four and a quarter millions above that
of the corresponding period last year.
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From New York.
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
Troy, N. Y, May %. The Olympics. of
Washington, beat the Haymakers, of Troy,
IA to 5. The Haymakers earned two runs
and the Olympics three.
New York, May 23. In the SANDER suit of
Mr.. GoodeDough against Rev. DIR. Lanahan,
| arising out of the Methodist book concern
| trouble, demurrer has been entered to Lam
ahan's answers. The case has been postpon.
ed, and will probably not be heard until fall.
Gen. Slocum will probably be orator OF
| Decoration Day in this city.
The Mercantile Library Reform have aban-
doned the proposed legal proceedings against
the recently elected officers.
An incendiary fire on Lewis Avenue, in
Brooklyn, this A. NJ, rendered fifteen poor
| families homeless. The entire loss of the
proprietors being over $1,000.
Poughkeepse, N. Y, May %. Coal was
delivered at the works of the Pennsylvania
| Coal Co. at Newburg, on Monday for the first
| time since Dec. 25th. Trains will now ar
| rive daily.
| Buffalo, N Y, May %. The Buffalo Driv-
| ing Park Association offers $50, 900 in pre-
miums for the annual meeting beginning Aug.
| Sth. Twenty-Five hundred dollars is offered
for the horse beating Dexter's time-2:l7 Ia.
Geo. Harris (colored) of Brooklyn, infict-
| ed a fatal wound on his father with q razor,
during quarrel for favors Of white woman
whom the former claimed as his mistress and
| the latter his wife.
Newburg, May 23. Robert Buffam, SEN
fenced this p. M. TO imprisonment in Sing
Sing for life, for the murder of Jonn L. Seay-
ems Of this city last August. Buffum by per-
| mission of the court. made rambling inco-
herent statement, giving review of his
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From New Hampshire.
DROWNED.

Concord, N. H., May 90. Leonard Stras-
ter Of Bow, was drowned yesterday while
watering his horses. He fell face downward
in water which was only six inches deep. He
was taken out in ten minutes but life was ex-
tinct. A rum bottle was found in his pocket,
which is thought to be the trouble. His age
was 60, and he leaves wife.
Concord, n. H.. May %. In session of
the Governor and Council to-day, the votes
for senators were examined, and it was found
that there is no choice in districts No. one and
ten, in the town of Plainfield. In the latter
districts the votes were returned for Samuel
Thrasher, instead of Samuel S. Thrasher
Five democrats and five republicans were
found to be elected, and were notified. The
annual official visit was made to the Insane
Asy lum and the State i'rison, and the session
adjourned Monday.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, May 30.
COTTOS-saies 2120bales: mid uplands 10.
FLOUR $500; state 20 az IS; round hoop Ohio
western a. southern 0OO60O0.
WHEAT u 600 bu; No. lspring new
90. do / 4S9 winter red aud amber western
CORN 10000; new mixed western 7057S ;old
90. '
OATS-state 600; western GAO
PORk-UOO. new me IS. l6 0Ua l6. so old 5000
90 NO prime, OO .O0I3 25sl4 OU
LARD-O0s0o steam; 91s GIL kettle.
BUTTER-Westn. q ; state l2a2s,
WHISKEY 0O0o; Western free, SAG.
RICE-Carolina, 50 a9k.
SUGAR-Porto Rico, OK a0; Muscovado, 9X
10.
MO. ASSES-N. o. 50a.
spas TURPENTINE 5i
ROSIN-255 for strained
PETROLEUM-crude, l4I refined 2I,I
TALLOW- 90.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Cotton, 4
flour S. d, wheat Cd a