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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
Just Received.

On KEGS SAUSAGE CASTINGS
~ . BbIs. new No. 8 Mackerel.
D Bbls. No. Mackerel, new.
= HI bbls. No. Mackerel, new.
. H. bbls. No. 2 MackereL- new.
80 Kits No. 2 MacEerel, new, and for sale
by List DAVENPORT PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
BIOaterS.

n BOXES YARMOUTH BLOATERS,
OU fresh smoked, just received by
r. J. SMYTH.
Corner Market and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
piffatl Cherries.

CASK DRIED CHERRIES. PTTTED,
very choice, in store and for sale by
p J. SMYTH,
dee Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
DICKENS, GREAT SECRET

The Spectre thar Haunted Him
Walking and Sleeping-HisM MORN
ing OF L1fs OsefshadoSed q with
Hopeless .Misery-4A BOY OF Ten In
the Fangs ofFafe-"I Often Forget
In my Dreams that L Have y Dear
Wife and Children, and Even That
lam n Man." .Hrgs'T .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.

After time the lonely little boy,
thinking there was no reason why he
should be obliged to live 80 far from
the Marshalsea, demonstrated with his
father so pathetically, and with 80 many
tears, that, as the son records, the kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

n''in o0S bse 10 Bremep Amsterdam 81 bales
2l, 500 bales 49, '' ' -
hoWoLK March 6-Coton dill; Low. MdiHgs i3c.
stock s,20T bales '' -'''i "'' ' ~ -
thAhLEsos March 6-Cotton easer Hilings l1ldfc! net
receipts, ly9 baes eKpoto Great Brsp Us baies the
Continent bales sale" 81 bales stock 5 bales eIpofsoout-
Nise d25 bales . 1872
BApuEoRE March 6colon eaer Mdilngs Igdlt gross
1917 bales. 7
BooN Marh6Cotion i ddtgs ISc net receipts, 40 bales;
gross 2 T5O bales sales 80 hales aock con bses
March 6Cot0n fat: good Ord n,ry l2iai2 ne.
rercipts lFi bales ern0riseoastEss sok 80 ~ b,s
MLxSGTOS March 6Co0n dul; Miiings 3ic net receipt.
~ bales erpOriscoagise j31 bai saes 20 Je stock G05
bales.
NOZZLE March 6-coton que Mdrlngs I3le ret receipts.
erp0rsto The Continent 55 bales oosNse bales
ssIes IOoO bales; stock 739il bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
EIIhIlDEilAUWI6 U lllBJIIIA
Railroad Of Kentucky
FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGHT PIN GET7. CONVERTIBLE GlBIS

Tb, road connecting The important points Louisville and Piileaa
IL I miles long passes through rcl agricultural l-i mineral Sec
toa Of the State u Kentucky Tal l a be abluialiy
tive
Sixty e-o Dis real are alells % susesf 17'tou and j. sT
nsr,e thai line v be ap.rcl Geenvlo % us be- July nHt
The western line which considerable amount has been
ers1 pushed vigorously conT on. The Company h1ye
in good pie soc subscriptions amounting 20 S3,O9JOOO'
Of Which City Of Louisville subscribed i,OOO,OOO.
Thess the only lien upou the property and franchises Of Tie
COMPANY snl a. additional agaaTi 90 Pu.lls deposited vita
the UNITED STATES TRUST C08PASY OF NEW YORK uh.e4
will pay tie proceeds 90 .Ae Railroad Company only 10 e ratio o
construction.
The minirement e go The blis ~ ' responsible iul voribv
known elen Eeuacky with he guaranty Of tler able md @
direction and with large NJ subscribed ties, Bjas
form very safe aul desirable investment
The coupons payable the t dsof March sni September
the Bank Of America Neg.Y0rk
offered the low price Of I'd AMI accrued IN
tes ami with confidence recommend sm t.Jr
oughy safe security - -
NORTON SLAUGHTER s. CO, a Broii.SL
HALLGARrEN Co. 2J Brosdst.
W ALEXANDER SMITH & Co a. wallis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY TIsK.

FISK q HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities
No NasSau-st. New-lOrk March !, 1871.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have anostablshed
character which renders them especially desirable
for investments.
They are based on one of the most important and
valuable railroad lines in the world, fully completed
amply equipped and already earning large revenues
which must increase enormously with the growth of
the country il traverses and the development Of
trade with Japan, China, and Australia, large por-
ton Of which must find its way across the American
Continent.
Holders Of FIvE-TwENTY BONDS (which are liable
to De funded at lower rate of interest within short
time may exchange them for CENTRAL Pacific
Bonds bearing the same rate of interest, and save
from - to IS per cent for Teinvestmen while their
security remains as reliable as before.
They aredcalt in at the New-York Stock Exchange
and at several Of the more important Bourses Of
Europe We have introduced them into our regular
business upon the same basis as Government Bonds,
and buy and sell them as freely at current market
rates and are prepared to furnish them to investors
OF others at daily quotations.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold, and
Coupons execute orders in Miscellaneous Securities
al the New-York Stock Exchange, make collections
receive deposits, subject TO check at sight allow
interest on balances, and do general banking busi-
ness FISK ~ HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
OFFICE OF
U. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

NKW-IORK, March o I5'L
In conformity With from the Secretary Of the Treasury
notice is hereby given holders OF Per Cent Temporary Loan Yer
sc,,e. ed under the Act. Of 1867 and july 25 1903 that
al b sc,a hearing date October 5 1861 December II. 1907
pcay OF the denomination 5000 between the numbers eight
hundred and ,rtyone @ thousand and ninenue pt IN
cu,e and o. tie denomination Of $1,000 between the numbers seven
hundred and 6ynine 59l and thousand and seventy O IN
ve viii be psi on presentation at Office and that from and after
the 9 dy f Aor 1871 such certificates VIII bear interest
and will be no longer portion Of the lawful money reserve
Of any National Blnking Association.
THOMAS HmLHOCsE. Assistant Treasurer u s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE.

Per Yesfets and RufrOtfS
MARCH Ga 40 bales Cotton, D pigs As-s pkgs BeeWar
2nl3 bsgs Cotton Seed 100 bb Cotton SEED on
9o bbl Foar C,5 bush Wheat % 81 ha. Corn gO bush Oas
hus Malt 1856 bush Grass Seed 30 bush Beans
boo lush Pea. i0j bbls Meal Loo bags Corn Meal " bb
spu Turreniiu. bhs Rosn lJ9 bb Pork 22J pigs Beef
Gflase. g3i pk 3. Land POI pkgs
Sean 2s pigs Better 5e psg Chsese 700 6o Egg 90 PCS
aIw % bbs Lard Oil 81 pkg. DHci Fruit 80 Dressed Hogs bli
us on Cake blh WHISKY a. bales Wool l59 bales Hops gN
sss Leather 2l6 IIs 53 bills Hides i5i hhis Tobacco 10
o. Molsses % hhs " o. Sugsr - bbs
T. o. sugar y pigs Rice CPS pkg Starch, Z6 bags Peanuts l
bales iiJss. , pkg. lea, ~ bags Sumac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

AiIhe market n and hehyy We gcos NgI.h '
as ana Glover 05d4 IS saw doll szd heay At o ~
MOLAssrhe market dali and values uoHi9ai saes o. hhi
low grades Cuba a. 2c and % tls New-Oleans
NAVAL SiORKSTbe market or snis lupeuune ls ueeh lh
active and weak oF mercuiAb and o shpp ng orier
arrive ~ 20 bid sale 6 tb Low No a. ~ fi
other kinds nominal ami without change h5g en AZ - ~
OILsAmeresn n'ee confines M obhns demand bot prees
A.: ho; la.' t ~. S = N,1nstnTd are du ana nominal
euhsds OILS qe bur sy. Oihs OILS ar unchanged trade re-
PROyISGOSs-Tber CONTINUES very moderate demand Tor Pork 70.
da and the nominal though boilers os stocks
aei sna sok or aGgu ome mr. 5 ,,i e. ~, s % 'TS
. for Btra Prime for future deer there on ts q9ns aa
do i9r MAY at ek ~ Beef Is moderate ftq ipa I ne s pli
steady owing 70 small SO ss Of 10 bt AZ siIG 10 io ,
prices ira sales f225 80 for Prime msss ami : %
values sustained without much trouble; sale. Of l2s bbli at 500
3 for Western Cat Meet remain doll for all Iies ana sus
irregular and uncertain though except choice qna buyers
have advantage. snail saes Shoars at O. Bacon
~ boxes Lone Clear at l0 and shor l dressed Hog
Weerp OBJ for r Isrisbe market remain. very du
prices weak hoers refuse offer stock freely sales Of 900
to Prime Seu sai lSssle for kete Reniered of delivery
the market heay sael SATURDAY evening Of 500 ts Tor Nay at %
and to-day, ! no to-. for April % lJic
PETRoLEUM-n there hmer feeling prevalent.
Sro on The Cet there IN improved demand market
sisd. higher quote Urper Lower 81 s. For Refined
thee only moi rate and e market va heavy a. ]' io'
st bar March Il 2sc Naphha nominal In Phadehia
the inscse for Spot hid and pic asei
RICE d bat d Carolina held At 81 4sc sales $50 bass Kan
SGGAR-lv Sugars continue values unsettled quote st
20 hh o. & iS5 C0a & o To1 'a we're a0 IA A. So Sd 10
boIe. Csnasa Cuba private Resuei dull and prices
sEEDs-Te for Clover quiet bat aHn At liaIl; i, &C
cog quality. Timothy quiet but steady at 20 @oa 30 y Z
STEARIY IS FIRMLY held but quiet st l39llc
TALLOW-Ie market fairly active, and pces are NM ' OF
WHiSEYrlT, has been fr demand md the market is steady
bb.s. ana tuali iois ~ 5-fc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
Proposals.
DROp0SALS FOR CONDENSED MIX.

DKpAsraEsT PCstIc CHARITIES AND CosEECrios.
Con Tampa AVA ELkyKsrHsr, NgwlOKg FEB ~, lsl.D
sRALBp PROPOSALS vi " yoi by h Cennsoners o. rss
H. cb.tiss their Oce until O'Clock M Of NE e,h
Mari ,appug che institutions ande ter chsse AON
DKSsKD Of The best quality for Tie Peroi OF one year CON
ssrcing on ls Of April l5Tl 80,
psraa proposing will submit samples for eNsunston
- rs,. and Ina m selected the sandad Tor aicfe
delivery. ,t.., II
s.u.,story security v Ne required for the faithful Peorarre Of
eh the nkt 10 rc Az 'uets
nod 1eemel by them advantageous The Dersrtmegt -
wv "'''N " ISAAC BEIt jams BOWEN
OWN W BRENNAN JANIS B. NICHOLSON.
ALEXANDER FRkAR.
CSagaA.sssrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
fegai NOnces

~ PURSUANCE of an Order OF kObEhl Z.
IA rfrNGs -. Surrogate Of tae Count ~ ~ i",, 9'.'.e
- u ,r d. al. f.l.- having claims against JOhN AhLDHAh
~ f ,be az OF N-ators lecei o. present he siit VIZ
i4'. 60 t . ubaibcr residence Ao 's@ n 'ala'es
Fot 4 l- before lfa iaf ~ AugntlerL
No. %.s York tle ttirtg-def DAY u j.n4frt lo, -, ~
a ls~i5sh ' -,
TN PURSUANCE of an ORDER of ROBERT
q HtTCHiEGs s-l Surrogate Of tae Counw o, Nee toil
SOrIcF IL HEREBY GlFEN a pTsoas nsvni GAINS .r,ins
RCiIARDsoN 0i ths CiF II MY lok lecrsse
~ he ssrf m .sa, he Subcier ~ TOE Odcs
f Nes On Dag Tribune No - Nassau 81 ~ the NI Of Ne"
io'@' % " 'N'' CHARLES A RICliAREiOE
Administrator OF Alb-r. D. Richardson decsasetL
Natal New York the u febrsrr l8l ls~emW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
novESTIC MARKETS

p ,,yt phi, Ntrrh6 cotton tu Miilug lpani', l'a'tc
a. o,n. 5l0I5sc Clover Seei fair demiul anu lnelll,ei
~h, "a 81 ~ So Pax Seed unchanged Foaf r', Wv
Z tn suus6ne s. - 50i Extras 80 30 7bi ieAa anu
a. Psuily % - %; Pennsylvania do 20 o. ?
i ,rJ Ohio RIA ~ IS Whest IN isr temani Rel "sse
~ s5ltI as. White 75f5l 8,. RE dull az 81 % orr IA
lr,,i. Yellow quiet CSC Coffee lrn 100 ia
20 sng-r AMI A. 81 d8lc for Refining cuba Moisscs 'yy our
ami .sd hnvers AMI sellers apart Petroleum dahi 't1o
~ ResreI 2ttd2llc WHISKY dnl Western Iron We
b.t-+,nue Mao 6-Cot,on dull; Low Mdlins' iic t,
t al Grn for al grades; H0warst Superlne % a 70 ~
H. F,fr 10 s0G = Is: Family ~ 500 ~ CITY Ait SUPP
~ IS sOa o. Is; Extra 80 1888 p do fsn,' 70
Werp Suprrfne f6 DO Extra, 20 'a % =; ~
prices entirely unehangel nl'e
~ "a - IS Pair 20 Prime. 81 b'd s1 Pume 70 Oh -
81 gJq a. ii Good. IL Gri ,'i common IN 90
ONO and Indiana n 65 Pennsylvania 81 90 ~ ~
white Soufbrru 8ia8c Yellow southern 'lH'-,
~ s,d,lc R,e gc a 81 Mes Pork qulet al ~ -
.teI. Siouers giaiOc; Bib Sides, lt0Ic t, e a -'-
H.. IA MAJ Land quiet lJi l5c WHISKY honhA1 Az ~
AIR,sy March 6-Nheat market improye1 ses oss car AZ"
-, Sat. 81 and ten do. az III H. dealer ~
oni.t Corn steady sales car Mixed western ~ -,
sales sO BAGS I state al 81 % At oenifaI DsO" VA''
sieadv AZ 68d7Oc -.,....,. .,ies too hbis a..
a. 9sGr No 1 Spring, ~ 50 Tor Amber nln'eI % loi
&c. rs hr boube EItr. Wheat hm, ui qWeti se' ears
NJ nis,uIer Club ~ 4aSl So Corn du es ears AZ g
- IA :, e f,r Westeru BARLEY hell al ? o prime w aAr
Cr,d, Rye sni Pess quiet Corn Meal 81 80 ZOE seei 81 20
nnh,ts y est Mlleel unchangei shorts go Sllpuns
$500. MlIlugs s300SJl y TIM highuns' 'ie hMi9d
PLAN 4, loon 70ci kcS-fork, tn,i 70 Aol1' 9sc
nse 70 boston Sesio % ahl 70 ALBANY % " n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
Gorar!rersbip Noi,ree.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
1 l.a Of KENNEDY HJTCuNScS ca l2tef ls aiy g
n og- Imitation E "a OyO-. g. K.atcI rr f hnson
si.I att l illi sf1n. KENNEDY, HJ ltAlNHON q %
Eea-I1ra lch. -, 1871
No 20 WiLL.sr. NPU-Y0HE March J, il'I'
The uuerEae have dy formed partnership uni'r ne hlms ~,
fr1 KENNEDY. HUTCHINSON Co. tnr ODE tlioae q" '-'!-s
GtDRGT q KENNEDY,
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON,
ELuJ e. MITCHELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

Western 60s3c ssi 69a7Oc saei,' state at 68doc
jersey DICK Rye doll and prices arg non v
unchanged Corn ls freely offered and fnner The demand esn o
export the Western Mixed a. @ae on
Western Yellow S0d9c Jersey ielSS
st 35dfnc. on dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
THE MARKETS.


MoSuAY Nsrsh6 &, I17l
AeHtE-Tle market Pots IS qHet bni puces are @ W we qloe
o. l -I1 ~ q ptr renal. nominal g ."e ~
COTTJN-Ile usrse sou ou ana aeiIaeI; ilA,f .,g.e
fs ig a a es: ior Geirert also note o. de'le
~ t evening bales March pr Dig 0l3 4ib-i Zo' es 'I
Aurla rs 1879 100 bales ior MAY o. 70 Ii0o'c W n'
lane Ii Ig3. July % i5 4c. fd 700 bales i Au
e1r al Ne AMI dsy 5000 belas Tor March ~ M rl3e 'o ae
for Ami s l3 IU05.c; ono bales for Aav go - ici PEW
bales oT June 80 0lJ,c tOj bales Tor July a. l gi+ snI &
t fr Argls 81 l3 160Ilic ie t0iai sales e t5 ae- tD
% I'D evg including 100 bales for export aud 2li bales Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

mo PhIIadCDhia Stock markct was steady TO-day'
PENNSYLVANIA SKIES third ISSUE sold at 107H Phade-
mia and Erie Railroad, 27l Reading Railroad, 5o5 and
Pennsylvania Railroad, 6l2 Gold closed at III.
The receipts OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Compsuv for the month OF February S2622i same
month last year. Sos275 increase s279i9 For the fiscal
wear commencing t Of January, 1871 the receipts were
S25- 10-: last wear. SlsS.l52; increase S63.655.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
Auscelldneons.

GOOD TO EAT-COLD or WARM.
" 81 UJsE OE oiusILE fLhb bILf.
'' l. 80 81 IN PRESERVING COMPANY.
Do CslirsL
VY7ANTED-A very large, tirst-late' hTe-prooi'
Y srro1ll.lI SAFE 2 'e ..'fi % -'''.' '''- ~
price Address Pos. Ott' b'f 4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

c,,r,r,s Te, March l-Coton declining; Good Ordinary Rc :
~, $500. oI bss. sars 100 hiirsi so'E % -jj oaet
s,v.ssAn March Cotton dall and s'ra $500 quota
49, h. Iy,n M Iug lJ,e net ncs Sts ~ 1a-i exports
uols 80, "a b,i.. e- bales. stsck .6 ~ bale,
A.rh Cotton duli 500 h"muhi mllHngs fP
-, -, ,,xxgl It bsA4s Gy's, N ss'ss. sstsg ylss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
Chances tor Business alcu

AN ACTIVE PARTNER is WANTED, with
"a CAPITAL about SlHO aisHgi Butter a irliuce
ton r..s good locality ou The west nir D. only re-
ir.s capital miae % fcm1lcitSe Aires
r. e. =. Bon 1851. r. q.
DROPERTY for SALE or TO RENTAL old
established GROCERY BUSINESS Dr SALE Th STOCK and x
a4Istlclrry
r u Bg.gne CIV v on Central R,loaa uf NswJccY Call
1r i.IussJ %. BRONER son. baF0ulc city y j.
TE'O LET-A Country STORE, now doing a
good hsae.s alzo DWELLING sJua-i The Hacfslsack
River walk Cherry lIu station ic4esk and " Y
p q Inquire At The station.
q = NNN "A LARGE INTEREST in a
10 eDs0f9yits profitable business win br SOLD Hfslcoy
itius % 100 active huoc,s -ef exchange. for i t Al
Il.ss over rem u1ne ENTERPRISE hoX 49, Tribune Otrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

To BRoKEgs-Wantcd. a position rs Bookkeeper
and sHtr Gold Houe BY party thoroughly lo.c I'D
eaes Be-. o. reference gwen Adlcs ". L. 70 Box 1' 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, March 6, 1871:
B-avsa Cows N-sIs sheep snl LtEbs Swlne All KINDS
457I 81 yjI 1904 E2,5R $40
Tho ,vern sotd NJ tbe following market places:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

Loypov Msrh SLIGO mConsos opened at 9 f'T both none
account quiet and steady United sta'es r
gutg bonds l62 Get 1865 Oh 9i 1907. yl5i IenFors 81
Ere Railway shares 10; Illinois Central 1921 Atlantic and Great "es
FlvKvoRr March 4-Umed States FyeTSenV bonds closed
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-20

The investment OF Longuy Is Complete not
withstanding the attempts of the garrison to
prevent the placing in position of German bat
teries. The Germans on the 18th inst, dis
persed force of 1000 Gardes Mobile Lear
Langres. The German loss in the battles
with Ohanzy is officially stated at 1T officers
and 1908 men killed and wounded. The
French lost besides their killed and wounded
1900 unwounded piiso ners.
A despatch from Versailles says that TIE
French under Chanzy are retreating from La
val. The German army is in full pursuit and
has already passed tbs town Of Wages, fourteen
miles east of Laval.
Alencon was occupied by the Germans on
the night of the 10th. Gen. Won Werder main
tanned his position to the southwark of Belfort
on Monday against the renewed attacks from
the French army of the east. The German
loss was comparatively small.
A despatch dated Pruntlut, on the 18th re-
ports renewed fighting along the whole line.
A despatch from Versailles states that the
fire of the Prussians on Paris still continues.
A part OF the siege train from the fortress of
Mezieres has been placed on the batteries Of
Mont Morency, aud as far as can be ascertain
ed has done considerable damage to the public
buildings within range of the Prussan fire.
All the women and children in the St. Denis
quarter left the neighborhood Sunday, as it
Was known that the enemy had threatened to
destroy this part of the city. The effect of
Trochu's proclamation was very manifest.
The excitement consequent on the belief that
there was treason with the generals has SUBJ
sided to great extent and the inhabitants en-
dure the revolin horrors of the siese with
more heroic calmness
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-20
TEL EGRAPHlUIrEus.

Henry Burden, an inventor and iron manu-.
facturer of Troy, N. Y, died suddenly of heart
disease on Thursday, aged so.
The boss of nom triking coal mine In the
Shenandoah region, Pa, was shot at on Wed.
nesday by person in ambush. The bail psssed
very near bis head.
The Waterbury, VT, National Bank was
broken into Wednesday night and one large
safe blown open, but an inner one stood the
test. The bank loses no fuuds, but GAINS a
full assortment OF burglars Implements
The widow of the late Dr.. Hess, of Wayland,
Steuben County, N. Y, 90 Tbur.day morning
seot produce dealer named VIM. d. Lewis,
khiing MIN instantly. She also shot her broth :
or, hamed Warren Northrop, who will also
PROBABLY die. The woman is no doubt insane.
Dr. carlton, senior agent of the Book Con-
Germ, mas been promised the place of bishop to
MI one OF The vacancies now existing in the
boad. DR.. E o. Haven will fill the second va.
cancy. No advance mas been made in the adj.
lustment of the difficulty in the Lauahan in
vestigation. DR.. Lanabam favors immediate
action, unless temporarily restored to his posi-
tion as assistant agent Of the Book Concern
until the conference meets.
w. e. Pine has been elected Grand Master
OF the Grand Lodge of Masons Of New Jersey.
Havan. advices say that other prom,ne nj in.
sorsents nave Surrendered at Puerto Principe.
The Holland testimonial in New York on
Thursday will probably amount to $4,000.
The President has pardoued Jacob Depuy,
who was sentenced in February. 1869, to two
years Imprisonment and $500 fne, Tor rescuins
property from seizure by revenue officers
Gen. Edwin R. V. Wright formerly prom.
loeot democratic politician in New Jersey and
G Ca, for Governor of the State. died on
Thursday at his residence in Hudson City.
French brig with a cargo of provisions was
Captured off Bordeaux by the German trigate
Augusta
Vessels arriving at Halifax report the sale on
the 9th as terrific. No loss of life las yet bee n
reported. None of the Aali'ax insurance COM
panles have been able to pay dividends on last
years business, the losses being very heavy.
Trade between New Orleans and the Red
River has been resumed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan 10 g P M.-COtton less active
and without change in price; sales SAG bis: Mid.
ding uplands '5sc. Fonr-sales 1900 ibis; State
an Wesrerr a snaie firmer; State 70 q 80; round
hop Ohio 81 "a 7 o.; Western 81 OF 25: South.
ern firm a 6 IS q 80. Whe to shade frmnr; sales
$1,000 BUSH; No. Sprino 80 for new: Whi'e ! Is
Winter Red and amber Western so q rs; White
Mlchigan 60. Corn heavy ana lower; new Mixed
western western IS 9 SIC. Oa's shade hrmer; o. 10 and
o,d de N Sos e e29c Pork heavs new mess % oO
99 10 Z, W; prime do 1S o. q 49, 90 Lar heavy at
IL 9 lsc; Butter dull: Ohio 70 q 3Oc; State 81 a
aOc o. wniskey dull and decrng: Western free a2t
q VIC. Rice 1uet Carolina IT q 7!c Sugar steady;
no 70 Dutch standard e3c. C. fee qui.f; IL ,s a
Stores-Spirifs Turn milne dun at 4st; Ro In nujat
at 2otor raned. Petroleum firm; crude ID "a i4ic
refined PIC. Talow dull a, 81 20 &c. A~'
pIeights to Liverp oil dull; Cotton ID; Wheat Cd
CHICAGO, Ian. 10 Flour firm and with a fair re
guest; extra 3 60 g 3 90 whea' active, strong and
at 463 q 47c. Gas steady. No. 2 at q q 42as~
crate demand; No. at so "a soc. Provisions easier.
Mess Pork 20 90 q POP Lrd liz 20 115c cash
M Ms sc qTpst asd HS% nsayy steady
Heceiprs-12O0 bbs ioui, 14.00U 6nsh. wheat, 90
600 bush. CORN 5000 bush. oats, 1000 bush. barley
shipments-3O,OOo bbls. four 5000 bush. corn, 1000
hogs.
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 1s.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady with moderate demand; No. Red Wabash
demand; No at 453c; No. 2 at 44c.
CINCINNATI. Jan i9-Provisions panicky and
difficult to quote; holders anxious to sell Mess Pork
=, w. Lard ia 9 &c. Bulk Meats 73c for shou ders
IT iot or clear RIB and 103c clear sdes Green
os n4ms Bacon 81 for shoulders and II a Tile tor
sides. Live Hos dropping at Z 90 a 125 Whiskev
firm and in fair demand &C &c., "''
CHARLESTON Jan. 19.-Cotton-Middliny INLAND.
45c. upAno'
MOBILE. Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet; Middling up-
lands 14lc. ~
New ORLEANS, Jan 19-Cotton weak and in mir
demand; Middling uplands 143e.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-20
Latest News by Mail.

A Chicago despatch says the recent snow
storm in Illinois was almost unparalleled in that
section for severity, isolating US for several
days from the east, appearing first in the Neva.
da mountains. 1t struck us on Friday the 18th
and did not cease Until Sunday night, though
not more than twenty-five inches of snow fell.
1t was piled up in fearful drifts in every direc-
ton. A storm of sleet which accompanied o.
alternated with the snow adhered to the tele
graph wires, loading them down until they
snapped in pieces The wires from this point
eastward for from II to 100 miles were wrecked
as never before Over 1000 men have been at
work night and day making repairs.
Three robbers of the Central Pacific railroad
express traia in Nevada have been sentenced
each to 30 years in the State prison.
A car load of California cotton was shipped
Wednesday for the Atlantic side.
Dion and Deery, the billiard players were
among the passengers overland for the east
Wednesday from San Francisco.
The dwelling and valuable library of Rev.
DR.. Delaney of Hampton, N. H., was burned
Wednesday night. Loss $5000
A boiler explosion in cav mill near Car
bon, Col, Wednesday, killed l.. f. Norseman,
engineer.