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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-25
Programme for Memorial Day


HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH Posr.D
No. g. g. a. R.,
- Department OF Maine.
Comradea VIII report at the Headquarters at nine
n'eloek A. NJ, where they viii be divided into
SQUADS, receive their decorations. and under COM
mani OF he officers OF the Pts will proceed TO dec
0rate the graves in the following named Cemeteries
Eeastern. Western, G lyary anu Forest Civ,
AT " NJ. an tue comrades of the Post will again
assemble at these headquarters, receive the decora
tions, and move from the hall, JON the escort pre
cisey at one o'clock aud pro -eed to City Hal where
the the Glty , GoYerament Coy m and Honorary Mem6ers OF
move over pnb.ished route to Lincoln Tree on
Cumberland street.
After the decoration of said tree will proceed at
once to he station and fake the cars Tor DeeriI .
On arriving al Memorial Lot at the Cemetery the
column Will halt, officers in charge Of decorating
section viii proceed to lost their men, one at each
grave to be decorated As soon as the men are
posted officers will report the con mander when
signal OF one gun will be given then each com
rade will uncover, place his decoration upon the
grave, come to positi n OF soldier at parade rest
ana three volieys are tired by the firing PARTY AT
the same time the escort aud all others nor otb
wise assigned will be formed IN the avenues facing
Memorial Lot, which will be decorated at same time
and IN IKE manner as are the graves. Escort
Santing at ssnIl parade rest during dree and VOL
ley after which all will come to attention: officers
will relieve the comrades at the graves and return
70 Inc IN. ne whole command will then be massed
on the Chapel Lot prayer by the Chaplain add ess
dicion.'
Column will then take up the line of march for
Comrades and escort will again assemble escort
without arms at z l o'clock P. M, ani march to
the City Hall, where q lecture, ..rhree Days at
Geftysturg, will be delivered by Gen. j. A. Hall /;
also vocal music by the KIeutzer Cluo instrumental
music by the Portland Band closing by Prayer.
1 he hall will be opened at o'clock, and we cor
daily invite the citizens TO attend with us in these
ceremonies in honor of the iaIlen brave, Our Ma
tiOn Dead.
The Post would most respectfully invite all SOL
dieIs and s,ilors who took part in the late war TO
unite with US in the ceremonies OF Memorial Day.
T. A. ROBERTS, Chairman.
GEO. H. ABBOTT, Secretary.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
w. b. Smith, j. F. Land, w. p. Jordan
A. .. Shaw, w. II. Pelne, L. II Hanson, ,
w: II. Green, N. W. T. Root, Edward Moore
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Personal.

nR. ALBION COB6 has not returned to his
- home as was supposed by many. He was abou
beard some hat gray, 4S years old subject to TEN
porary insanity, caused by injury received in he
army. He started on the ~ o'clock train from Bos-
Portland same day. II is the wish and desire Of a
sick WIFE, and three helpless children, that he may
return to them and and them in heir sfllicton. HI
will be welcomed aided and treated as heretofore
by his former friends at Webbs Mills, on account OF
his family, if for no other reason
Any one knowing OF his whereabouts. can give
any Information by which be can be found, Will con.
fer great favor upon sick and distressed family
by addressing
JOHN ID. SPILLER,
mY23d&M1M Wahh,s Mills Me
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F'arm for Sale.

offered at great bargain; III
AzfTN Lamb Hon estead farm in West
MlaY - IN brook, three and half miles from
@IiaHusG4 Portland on the road to Saccarappa
A4s! z1144!Ez!A. SAID excellent farm consists Of
about seventy-five acres con siently divided int
water large barn, ,cOnvient house and out buildings
has also a valuable orchard of 100 young trees il
profit belonging to the farm is AN excellent grave
bed, the only in the vicinity, and one from whel
the town buys largely. Situated 50 near Portland
upon the main road from the country to the city
this farm offers inducements such few others car
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit OF
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
q. a. L. P. WARREN,
mn t1cd.Cwff Sacnoranpo NJ
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AdveraSsSssg Agency

Al W hLi! q 90, i7IA Middle stree, Apveer,sr
MENis inserted in rapers in Naive anJ ~ "nnh 20
III tbe country at the publishers loves rates.
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The subscriber offers tor sal. his
a sxN- modern-hut residence situated on
S3tpnsn-R the emineuce overlooking Wood
&3 3iIaEIiSR ford's Corner, Westblook. II con-
tains 10 good-szed rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with abundance OF
hard and SOFT water, and il is in good state of
pair. There is large stable the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laid out
and on which is fine vegetable garden the vegeta-
bles to be sold with The house.
This OF the finesr locations in the vicinity OF
Portland-%itbin five minutes walk of the horse
cals, aud ailoIding fine view OF the city, harhor
ocean, and the surrounding countIy. Price $4,000
ne-third of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage ii desired. Possession given I'm mediatey
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ
P.S. grove containing tive acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre OF ta2e land OH the north
will be soil with the premises, if desired aug25-tf
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Dissolution,

Il HE cOpartnership heretofore existing hetweer
4 Henry ). Banks, William dartshorn and John
Sawyer, under the style, HENRY j. BANK q co
Is this day dis solved by the withdrawal OF John Saw
yer. The business will be carried on by the remain.
ing partners under The same STYLE
HENRY j. BANKS,
WILLIAM HARTSHORN,
JOHN SAWYER.
Portland, May 49, 1871. NAV 22d3y
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~ Lip?nan's Great German Bitters cures Fe-
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w L'ppman's Great srman Bitters gives an
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~ Lippman's Great German Bitters prevent
Chills and Fever.
Retail Depots at the following Apothecaries:
A. G. .SCHLOTTERBECK
3O3 Congress street.
r. sVNEETSKR, ~ Market Square.
Wholesale Agents.
w. II. PHILs Fps a. co.,
y. w. PERKINS E CO., Portland.
sole ProprielOrs for merica,
a 4 n y al Nv m a ~
novlSeOdSw1y Savannah, Ga. sd NJ. Y.
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MiHe for Sale or Lease,

= IrUATE in Wilton, the Wilton Depot, one
= Mill with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64x40, three stories. Suitable for wooden OF
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shaiting is all new, can rely about go horse power
the entire year, no trouble from ireshes. The prop
erty will be sold in yearly instaliments il desired
saw and shingle and lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above properly il wished tor.
For particulars inquire of
my y11d,wtf CHARLES BARTLETT Wilton
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ALFRED SHAKERs.-The property of tha
society of Shakers in Alfred has been bonded
by Hon. Charles A. Shaw and others for $780,
600. The company contemplating its pur.
chase, are making careful survey of th,
standing timber. The Shakers own two thou
sand acres of land, about equally divided by
the Portland & Rochester railroad and is un-
derstood to be very valuable on account of tha
growth of timber and its proximity to very
desirable water power capable OF being increas-
ed. The village, so called, would make tho
centre of manufacturing establishment OF
shoes and could be devoted to this purpos.
with undoubted success 1t is understood
money is to be made by the purchase.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN DOVER, N. H.
About one o'clock Tuesday morning the wifi,
of Charles B. Hall, OF Dover, N. H., attempted
suicide by shooting herself with a revolver.
1t appears that GOODNESS had for some Tina
subsisted between Mrs. Hall and her husband.
and they were living apart. Monday evening
be called at her boarding house for the purpose
of reconciliation. During the interview sh,,
took revolver from his pocket and concealed
II, carrying 1T to her bedroom. Shortly after
midnight she woke, and placing the muzzle Ct
the pistol to her side, shot herself. The bulles
glanced, making severe though probably nCS
dangerous wound. She expresses regret thas
it was not fatal, and says she intended the bull
let to reach her heart.
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Letter from New SsIouee-,cr.

NEW GLOUCESTER, May 23d, 1871.
1t has been long time since this town has
worn so busy an aspect. 1t would seem as If
New Gloucester was about to rouse itself from,
her lethargy of the past. The Congregational
society are building fine vestry near their
meeting house. 1t is 5Sx34 and the style of
architecture is very much admired. The es-
timated cost is $500. We were favored with
a thrilling temperance lecture last Sunday
evening by Capt. Dean of Winterport.
Farming is progressing rapidly this week.
and the prospect is that it will be furnished
earlier than usual this year. Mr.. A. G. Chan
dler has Durham heifer one year old that
weighs $50 los. aud a Durham steer thirteen
months old that weighs S36
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For sale.

A T Westbrook. six miles from Portland near the
ASaccarappa Station on the P. 81 X. r. X, and in
the immediate neighborhOod OF churches and schools,
large Dwelling House, convenient for one or two
families; l3 finished rooms; sunny and airy Seba-
60 Water is introduced; good stable and yard room
with several irut and shace trees
Apply to the owner, REV. E. P. THWING.
April 2dtf
Real state at MOrrillS corner
DOR Sale. one story house and lot for $llOO; or
Il two additional acres for s l5UO. Also half
acre lots. Apply to w. H. JERRIS,
.aDf00 -3m Real ay1 loap Aoau
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A Good Brick House for Sale at {

THE well built house, No IL Middle Street. con-
Il tainng ten finished rooms, gas, and Sehago wa-
ter. Very convenient TO Steamers and q. L. Depot
The house is in good order and will be sold low :
Apply 10 VIM. FL. JERRtS Real Estate and Loan
Agent. mrl3if
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For Sale :!

Two story Brick House. pleasantly 10 ,aied in The
n western part Of the city, containing l2 finished
rooms. besides halls and closets, conveniently ar
ranged, well supplied with hard and soft water =
Furnace and gas fixtures go with the house. Terms
lberal price low
mqnire OF JOHN PROCTER,
y4d3w Real Estate Broker SO EXCHANGE st
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Removal.

THE New York Steamers will until further notice,
Il leave east side of Atlantic Wharf, foot of India
ST., every Monday and Thursday, as heretofore.
The office ot the Company will be in the building
corner OF Commercial ST., and Atlantic What, (up
staIs.) may2ilt
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To Contractors /!

CEALED PROPOSALS, marked Bridge Tenders
~ VIII be received by either OF The undersigned un-
I'll The twenty -fith day Of May inst Tor furnishing
materials and constructing "Howe rruss" Bri he
some SIX hundi ed and tory feet in length over the
AndrOscoggin River, between the cities OF evils on
and Auburn, Me, during the ensuing summer.
Tne price bid 10 be by the running loot of the
whole length OF bridge as erected ami finished
Plans, Specifications and Schedules of amounts
may be seen at Office OF John Read, Civil Engineer,
Lewiston, Me.
No bis received after May 25, 1871.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
A. GARCELoN, Mayor o. Lewiston.
THOMAS LITTLEFIELD,
mystd Mayor Of Auburn.
Lewiston Nav 1871
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$1,000. EO2. Sale.

60 very desirable piece OF property, No. 236
EE;,,I Congress st. Also first class Ferreotype
lgzAssN.rooms. No. 2334 Congress st.
may8dtt j. T. HAMMETT,
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House for Sale.

A ONE and hal istory house, centrally located,
"A and in coed repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold bargain if
applied iOr soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. mr9t
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For Sale!

f5NHE stocks and fixtures OF store in this city do
L ing large business, and in one OF the best of
locations. Said stock will be sold at a bargain il
bought Immediately, as present owner wishes TO
change his business. For tuIher parti .ulars apply
10 COUGH 81 HOWARD Emplo yment tI Real Els
tate Agents, 35ii Congress St, between Oak and
Green. maI22tf
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ttare Chance for InVeStmenf.

DY provision Of the act OF incorpora lion of the
ID town of Deering, the town tarm OF the town of
Westbrook must be sold This taIm is situated on
the road leading from Portland 10 Stroudwater VII
lage ond adjOins the New England Far Grounds. 1t
contains aoout 81 acres, with frontage of Is
on main road to Srouwater, the balance monting
Fore River nearly three fourths OF mile, which
river al this point is navgable TOR vessels drawing
twelve feet Of water Will be sold in paiJs if desir-
able. For further particulars inquire Of Cyrus
Thurlow, 165 Commercial Street, Portland, or Sam
uel Jordan, Woodords Corner, or James Penneil,
Saccarappa, or Samuel I. Raymond, Cumberland
Mills. at38tf
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REAL ESTATE.


DcSITAuiC tecsti LSCaGe 1Or S1IPs
On A clmm sdious and thoroughly built brick
EB,i, house, located between,Hgh aud Oak streets,
!44asArs snort distance from Congress street, contains
hsneteen hhished rooms, gas thonsb0nt and an
aonh1ahce OF water. Is arranged TO accommodat
Two genieel families, has two front doois Splendid
lot ooxli feet tine garden, well stocked with apple,
pear ana plum trees, A capital location or a first
class boarding house.
Anny to W. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
may2is3W
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New York Ledger Bonner Denies IN tha
New York Times that he has ever accepted Il
challenge of the owner of San Francisco or
apv other horse to trot Dexter for $4,000. Ha
saws that while he proposes to own and driva
The hest horses he can procure he does not pre-
nose to keep therl for racing.
The Washington special of the New York
Times of Tuesday gives the names of the Dem
ocratic Senators who will certainly vote against
the treaty, as folows:-Casserly, Stockton.
Davis OF Kentucky, Kelley, Salisbury, Cooper
Mr.. Stevenson will probably vote against it.
Some Republicans are supposed 10 be ready To
vote against it, but Messrs Sprasue and Tip
ton are the only ones mentioned
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KAYrONS OIL OF LIFE the hest Rheumatic
IN and Neuralgia Iiniment knv wn. 1t cures all
pains and aches in the system. For sale by all
Druggists. noy1seod&wly
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Family Horse for Sale,

- fine Family Horse, good figure and
Tl Traveller; SQUAD and kind stanos wthou
A1ASA thIching. Will be sold at bargain.
AA Apply to A. g. BARKER,
ap25-dtf l31 Commercial st,
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I1CO First Glass Stores
For Sale or Lease.

THE fine brick block of Stores on Middle Street,
l. known as the "Ihoml lson Block" arranged par.
ticulary Tor the wholesale jobbing business. Iron
fronts and light and airy Easements Terms favora-
BILE. Apply TO VIM. Ii. JERRIS, or JOHN c.
PROCTER, Real Estate Agents. my1Ou
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Houses to Let /!

{'.:t genteei House, No 40 Wmot street. con-
M;;,I tanning ten rOoms gas and setago water. Al
sl<s.l. so Two on Lincoln AID one Boyd st.
Enquire OF j. L. COLtSWORTHf,
my21a1w. Corner of Oxford aud Pearl sts.
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ITO TAET,

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM, with large
u room in the tear with steam power.
Enquire ut this office.
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The loss by the fire in Baltimore Monday 10
put at $230,0O0,
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MARKS OF A BEIIEyER.

THE GREAT MIRACLE WORKER OF THE NEXT
CENTURY, PERHAPs-MR. DAY BEFORE
THE POLYTECHNIC CLUB OF THE
AMERICAN INSTIrUTE-RE-
MARKS OF A BELIEVER
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TO be Let.

TO Let,
HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum
IL berlard Terrace by
sep27-ly j. l.. FARMER.
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Brick House for Sale or Lease.
- The centrally located thee story brick
EH;: House, No 1s Brown street.; contains twelve
.lt.l. rooms, gas and plenty OF water. Terms ia
v0rabe. Apply to
VIM. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
Gp2Stf Next east of City Hall.
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Cottage at Woodford's Corner

60 For Sale. Contains eight rooms hall acre lot I;
M:;, less than fge minutes walk to horse cars !;
.Aas4l4 stable and carriage house, Apples enough for
the family. VIII be sold low. Apply 10
my17-2Ws WM. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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To Let.

To Let,
BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARI
IL BROTH ERS. Possession given Immediately
Enquire of MARR BRO1 HERS over Davis, Has
kell u Co, corner Merket and Middle streets.
Portland. Oct. 5th, 1870. Oc5tt
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TOUR Rooms on Chestnut street. Rent $4,000.
Il good house, 10 rooms. o23 Watervie st.
Rent $3ce. Very pleasant y situated
An1,ly TO VIM. II. JERRTS,
my20-stw Reai Estate Agent
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FOR q ALE.

n Scarboro miles from Portland on the p. s. &,
l. 7. X. X, about One-halt mile from Oak Hill ST.
ton, House, Barn, and saw NH. All in good re
pair. In The mill is a Palmer, and five or six saws
good running order. Apply TO
COUGH ~ HOWARD,
Employment and Real Ettate Agents,
351 1-2 Congress ST,
my18dtf Between Oak aid Green SITS.
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COlnpressed Air.
PORTLAND

THURSDAY, MAY %, 1871.
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House Lots and Iil;age Land For
Sale.
LNORTY-EIGHT acres of the Peter Lunt estate on
IL the Yarmouth and Rack Cove ROADS, in lots 10
suit purchasers. Terms liberal.
Q. j. NORRIS Trustee
Portland, Nav l, 1871. q Union What.
maY1d6MeoW. new
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HOW is TIES /?

Judge NicCunn and the Power o. the Supc-
rior Court-How He Uses 1t in Behalf Of
His Friends.
At the Yorkve Police Court yesterday morning
officer England. OF the Central Park Ponce, ar
ragned John smith on charge Of violating one OF
the ordinances OF the Corporation, and with draw
ing O revolver on tho officer when about being
arrested-and even IN the courtroom Smith abused
the oflicer. Justice BiAby, who was the bench,
committed Smith for one month In default or $3.50
hail 10 keep the peace, ana ten dollars fine During
the afternoon Judge McCunD, Of the superior Court,
accompanied by
TWO FRIENDS OF SMITH,
called upon Mr.. Joseph DOYy, the keeper of the
prison attached to the court, and having obtained
Ambulance to the prison organized an iuipromptu
court. a bail bond was procured from the court up
clerk and In five minutes more Smith, whose real
name Is Howell, riding or in a carriage In com.
pany with his dellverers. The gentleman who be.
came bondsman for Howell, alias Smith, gave his
name "a Joseph Brennan, OF 800 Grand street. The
fine OF ten dollars was reunited From the fact that
Justice Bxby Is not q man 20 be tempered with,
even by
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT,
II Is believed that more OF this case Will be heard OF
by and by Howell alias Smith, Is SAID to be sport
Ing man, but whatever or whoever he Is he did not
look much like one yesterday. The most singular
part OF this proceeding was that, as far as could lie
seen Ivy the HERALD reporter, who happened TO
be present. Mr. Brennan, the bondsman, was not
sworn as his ownership Of real estate OF suffi-
cent value 10 enable aim to give the necessary ball.
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GALVESTON. Nav o. 1871.
1870; ssls; ssgs ;s,'
Cotton steady Iddlngs l5sc i5ac Net receipts l5i3
gross exports-to Lyerpool io sSS to Bremen oo7
to Genoa 's' '''''"i'' $685. ''s' ssSS s!oss May
e sae Continent s '0''"s'' ss' 'a'' S0'o .,0'1
Cotton in good demand low mddinss i4c Net receipts,
$685. e1por'sO Great Br'an' SALE. stock ss
ReeeptssaOo bills aoar, lssoto wheat - Zoo
S sSs sssa .ss$sS sSss %s.a ;
o. ieo Sat; To- Ssw YORK E.o"s ana
'si$:s
sIn ssS ; small Ss and
nc nish~ins. hno o SIC a 'u.. " s
ssE sss e. is a. dsfsss
Sga se'ys
!:s: nss;sss S
pork SIS ss siS Is seller June Lard sssr june.
ss SSSst ss SS ssiss
SS sss & SS. SSsAss
&C.; oats, per sail. &C.
81 sE!s las s'' ss;
81 So I2OOO do, aoa. vi 4s 1900 red winter at 81 81,
Il So Corn dull sales Of 500 bushels low mixed at ssc 2
ii 50 for boltcd Il so for uhbolted per cwt.
Sirsss in s,a good s.s demand s,sls sa;
ton IIishwines, s3s. Canal frsgh.s.Flour soc wheat
NJ to New York. 40 to PHILADELPHIA Railroad reights
Flour Boston, 69c to New York, 4Qc 70 Albany 35c
Receipts by lakel3 900 bushels wheat 1900 bushels
400 peas s4 600 feet Of lumber Shipments by
pal0 900 bushels wheat IL 600 bushels leo bushels
OATS ga 900 feet of lumber In store s77 900 lnshels
wheat 70 QUO bushels corn 70 bushels oats bushels
barley ~ 200 bushels rye, 4,0UJ bushels peas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

lOc Refined in good demand aud prices improved
lre The sales were at for soft white and
1Ssac for crushed. powdered and granuated We quote
C9baInferior to common refining Sac &C. fair to good
grocery ,lo4c l0sso; centrifugal hhds.o aud boxes
melado lac Tie. Hayana-Boxes. Dutch standard, Nos
al DO, 70 IS II TO e.
lac; r BE d. white sc alS9c Porte Rico Re-
Brazil Dutch standard. Ecs 10 1889, skc. Java
cayed and superior SIC. SGc. New Orleans-Reaning
gra!es &c exc grocery grades, 9,9c 10Hc. -
bbls. sod at yBLc.