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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

Stage Horses Have the Disease.
Especial to the Press.l
PENNINGTON, Oct. 28-The horse distemper
has made its appearance here Dan1 Clark,
proprietor of several stage lines, has sixteen
horses in his stable all of whom were taken
with symptoms of the disease this evening.
Horse Epidemic.
WATERvILLE, Oct 2S.-Several cases of the
horse epidemic have appeared here to-day,
though of a very mild form.
by Associated Press.]ll
Horse Disease.
BANGOR, Oct. 2S-The horse disease is
spreading rapidly in this city and now the
larger proportion of all the horses in the city
are more or less affected. The streets this af
ternoon look deserted. Some of our teamsters
have put oxen to their trucks in place of horses
and still more are doing what they can with
hand-carts and wheelbarrows. No horses have
died and few appear to be very sick.
Launching.
BATH, Oct. 28.-There was launched in this
city to-day, by Goss & Sawyer, fine schooner
of about IT'S tons, named Hattie Perry. She is
los feet long, 80 feet wide, feet deep and is
intended for the coal business. She is owned
by John H. Perry, Sam'l c. Hart, Capt. Wilson
Chase and others of New Bedford, and will be
commanded by Capt Chase
Death of Gen. Joseph Berry.
Gen. Joseph Berry, for many years one of
the most active lumber merchants and ship
builders of this region, and Collector of this
port during the first two or three years of Mr..
Buchanan's administration, died at his resi-
dence in Georgetown, Saturday night, aged rs
years.
Church Destroyed by Fire.
LEWISTON, Oct. 23-The new church of the
Baptist society at Buckfield village, was burn
ed Sunday morning at two o'clock, supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.
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Is THERE NO REMEDY?-The smoking cars
on our Maine railroads are of late infetesd by
gangs Of thieves who ought to be sent to
Thomaston. Several times a week some of the
gang may may be seen openly playing their
game, and no week passes but what these harp
les rob some unsuspecting and ignorant fellow.
We refer to the three card monte game. Not
long since one of this crowd, with his decoy took
from greenhorn his last dollar. On another
occasion party of blacklegs, one acting as
principal and the others as decoys, robbed a
young German of 500 When he was to make
a complaint still another confederate took him
aside to advise him, when the others left the
train. Yesterday on ono of our lines the gam g
was attempted by Portland blackleg and his
confederate, who bet and won $50. This being
openly performed, all those in the car gathered
about and the little game was stopped before
Mr.. Verdant came along. These outrageous
proceedings are a disgrace to the railroads that
allow their passengers to be robbed, and they
owe it to themselves, as well as to the public,
to take measures to break up this system of
highway robbery, and rid out-of-doors of these
scoundrels by helping to transfer them to Thorn,
aston
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

New York Herald Stanley will leave Eng
land for this country Nov. 9th.
Nothing of importance was disclosed by the
testimony before the Seabrook disaster lngues
at Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday.
Glmore's Band escorted Mason & Hamlin',
workmen hauling three big teams down State
street, Boston, for shipment to England, Mon
day afternoon.
A despatch has been received by President
Theirs from President Grant, congratulating
him on the progress of republcanism in France
as shown by the recent elections for vacancies
in the National Assembly.
The Congressional Republican Committee
has ended its work for the campaign, and will
discharge all clerks and close doors to-day
The Committee has been one of the most eff
fective that ever engag d in the conduct of 6
campaign
During Republican mass meeting at New.
burg, Y, Monday, two men, VIM. and Jno
Wilson, were injured by the premature dis
charge of a cannon. Both will probably re-
cover.
Mr. Froude delivered the first of his course
of lectures at Library Hall Ithica, N. Y, las
evening.
A despatch from Evansville, Ind. states that
no lives were lost by the sinking of steamer
Umpire.
The grand jury of New York are said to have
found further indictments against the city Off
Gals.
There were IS cases of small pox last week in
New York; an increase of To-
Two gamblers in New Orleans named Dimes
got into an alteration yesterday. One of them
was fatally shot and the other fatally stabbed.
The funeral of Gen. VIM. Schouler took
place yesterday at Jamaica Plains, Mass. The
attendance was large and the ceremonies I'M
posing,
The Northampton Emery Wheel Company's
Building at Leeds, Northampton, Mass, was
nearly destroyed by fire Monday. Loss about
$4,000; insured for $15 200.
The funeral of ex-Gov. johnson of Pennsyl
vania, took place at Pittsburg Monday, accord
ing to the ritual of the Episcopal church.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Great Republican Demonstration.

MANCHESTER, Oct. 2s.- The Republicans
had their grand torch light demonstration this
eveneg. Delegations were present from
Lowell, Franklin, Nashua, Laconia, Fisher
will, Concord, Salem and Portsmouth. The
Republican authorities estimate the number of
torches at $780, When on Elm street the pro-
cession countermarched and a thousand Roman
candles were simultaneously discharged by the
Manchester battalion, producing fine effect
Elm street was illuminated from end to the
other, and private residences throughout the
city were decorated for the occasion. Many
Democrats have illuminated their houses and
places of business, thus returning the compli-
ment to the Republicans who Illuminated last
Monday evening on the occasion of the grand
Greeley demonstration. The best of feeling
prevails here between the parties. The pro-
cession was headed by cavalcade, then came
large locomotive from the Manchester Loco
motive Works. After which came the Man
chester Club and various delegations from
abroad. The line of march laid out is about
eleven miles in length and by many is consid-
cred much too long,
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WASHINGTON.
Expense. of Omcers Funerals.

Expenses of Officers Funerals.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The War department
has issued an order that in no case shall any
order for the funeral expenses of an officers re-
mains DO issued without the approval OF the
Secretary of War having first been obtained.
The Mixed Commission.
The American and British Claims Commits
sion to-day considered app LEGATIONS for the ex-
tension of time for taking testimony num-
Der of cases were submitted on their merits.
The session tomorrow will be longer than usu-
al, the Commission being DESTROYS of transact.
ing its business without unnecessary loss OF
time.
Personal.
Secretary Dclano left to-day for Missouri,
and will speak during the week at st. Louis,
Sedala and Kansas City.
Treasury Balances.
Currency, 81, 199,75O; coin, including $22,-
900 of coin certificates, $77 021, 189; special
deposit of legal tenders for redemption of GER
tificates of deposit, 1922 ,805,000.
Telegraphie advices have been received of
raid over the Mexican border few days ago by
u band of marauders living along the Rio
Grande on the Mexican side. The whole OBJ
ject of the raid seemed to be plumber, and when
the Mexican officer attempted to impede their
progress the ruffians murdered the alcade and
several MeXicans, and then set fire to and COM
petely destroyed all the houses in the town.
During the fight which ensued two OF the
Americans were killed. Steps have been taken
by the military authorities along the Texas Dor
der to arrest the entire gang in order that law
lessness may be punished.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

ueV' a OtuuTt, ESq,-Iy Dear OF: I0uf
Indian policy of the administration is reported
to be contemplated is just received Such a
thing has not been thought Of If the pres ent
policy toward the Indians can be improved in
any way will always be ready to receive sug-
made it must be made on the side of the Civil
ization and christianization of the Indians
do not believe our Creator ever placed the
different races of men on this earth with the
view of the stronger exerting all his energies
i'll discriminating the weaker. If any change
takes place in the Indian policy of the govern
ment while hold my present office it will be
on the humanitarian side of the question.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) u S. GRANT.
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Ferry Village.

LAST Friday, Mr.. Samuel Bennett of Cape
Elizabeth, one of the carpenters at work on the
steamer New England, received severe cut on
the top of his foot Mr.. B. had just recovered
from serious conclusion caused by fall from
a building in Somerville, Mass. Should the
weather prove favorable for out door business,
the New England will be put afoat in about
three weeks, and taken to Portland, Mr. VIM.
Davis, who has charge of the Joiner work, has
fitted up the powder shed near Portland bridge
for joiner shop, and has crew of men getting
out the finish ready to put up as soon as the
carpenter work is completed Messrs. Dyer,
Taylor and Davis, are pushing the work through
rapidly and well.
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brig Anglo Norman from Curacao for Plymouth.
dismasted, in sinking condition. She took off
captain and crew. -
The difference in the pay due the workmen
in the navy yard from April LIST to May 10th,
will be paid tomorrow. This payment has ret.
erence to the amounts deducted on account OF
the hour law.
The registration of Brooklyn is said by U. >.
Marshal Harlow to be remarkably clear, only
three orders of arrest being issued.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Baptist Conference,

Boston, Oct. 2S.-At the weekly conference
OF Baptist ministers of Boston and vicinity to-
day the question Of close communion was dis
cussed and finally re ferred to special commit
tee, to report at the next meeting. Attic close
of the conference the following was adopted:
Resolved, That in any action we have taken
to-day we disavow any tendency to open COM
munion.
Men ms Beasts of Burden.
One South Boston horse car made the round
charging Is cents fare, and was well patroniz-
ed,
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Domestic Markets.

New York, Oct. 2s-Evenmg--Cott &c higher
with an active export demand; sales 1854 bales; Mid
10c lower; sales 5000 bbls State 80 a ECO; Round
hoop Ohio 95 q 9 20; Western 80 9 10; Southern
at Is q IL 90. Wheat is in buyers favor sales H.
600 bush No Spring 1 5s a 1 CO., No 2 do At a
"a; Winter Red Western 81 a Go; White Michi-
gan at ~ q co. Corn in buyers favor with a
Mixed Western So q 63kc; do sail 63a a &C. Oats
dull and strongly In buyers fvor sales 70 600 bush
ae~ white 46 q 4ec; old Western Mixed 46s q 4s.c.
Beef quiet Pork firm; mess Is 90; prime II 80.
Lard firm at 81 a &c. Butter quiet State "a q 2Sc.
Whiskey steady at 93c. Rice dull; Carolina at u 9
g 95c refining 81 a 9ac; Havana 81 g &C. Coffee u
firm; Rio Al q 1874 III Cold: Molasses dull; Clay
Cd 20 70; Porto Rico 2s q soc; Muscovado % q 80.
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine quiet at Esq.,
Kosin quiet at 40 80 for strained Petroleum is
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Freights.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26-The tonnage supply Is
light with fair demand for both Grain and Petro-
eum. The rates to Liverpool 30 Cd for Flour 10
q 1Oi for Grain, 3Os q sos Cd for weight, 45s for
Bark, q I'd for Cotton.
CHARLESTON, Oct. A.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct, I'd on Uplands via New York I'd on
upands by sail direct 919d uplands; to Havre by
sail tic on Up. Coastwise-to New York, by steam
&c 70 ID on uplands; ~ " fierce Rice Soc " Dbl
on Resin; s1l q II " M on Lumber; sl2 q 10 so on
Timber. To Boston, by SAIL zoe on Resin; resawed
stuff sl2 q p 50; Phosphate $50 So 70 Provi-
uplands by steam, via New York &c. Vessels are in
demand to take Lumber freights from Georgetown, s.
c., Darien and Satia River, Ga, and Jackson
vile, Fla to Northern ports, and full given
on Lumber and Boards.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 23-Freights.-The demand
for Ocean tonnage continues active, the ship
ments of Cotton being adequate to fill up all the
room to be had at full rates. There is room wanted
for Grain and Tobacco, well for Flour and other
Western produce; but none can be had at present,
unless at figures which preclude the possibility of
shipping. The supply Of tonnage on the way, how
ever is quite LIBERAL and later on it ia likely that
sells can be had to move what is seeking an outlet
We quote: By steam, Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Bos-
ton &c; to New York &c; to Liverpool via New York
ID; to Bremen via do | 1-16d BY sail-Cotton to
Liverpool I'D; to Havre lie; Bremen and other Con-
tinental ports I'd; Genoa at IL.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
PORTLAND, Oct. "A, 1872.

PORTLAND, Oct. "a, 1872.
Dear SIR Upon the solicitation of large num-
oer OF our best citizens, wha thoroughly appreciate
ar Booths performances, we request you, as his
70 prevail upon him to crafty and them by
icihg On this city Shakespeare's great tragedy of
t ol i the III; and If 1t possible to remain
the we would also beg for the production of
'N We 4ei iuda play entitled The Stranger"
W. Juoge that the brilliant asseinblage of Port
,A nss. people that has greeted Won o-nioht will
pc sncent guarantee of their willingness to SUI
port the legitimate drama when presented nv 40
great an artist as Mr. Booth P" W 'o
Very respectfully
HON. BENZ. KINGsBURY, JR.,
GEO PARKER
5. +. MERRILL,
FRANK CHASE
f. LIBBY.
PREBLE House, Oct a. 1872
To the Hon. Mayor BENZ. Kingsbury, Jr., Messrs 4
f. Merrill, Frank Chase, F. Libby, and others.
Gentlemen. II IL with great pleasure that am able
to tender you Mr. Edwin Booths Willingness to
ply with the request made in your note addressed TO
me on Thursday evening and pleased to announce
the pieces named therein for the performances which
will take place on Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
Oct. 2S and 30 at Music Hall.
Very respectfully,
j. w. GUEST.
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CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 2S.-The Straightout
Democratic executive committee met Satur
day night to nominate full ticket In addi-
ton to electors they nominated Hon. Samuel
J. Bayard for Congress, also candidates for the
State Senate and Assembly,
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

F. f. THOMPSON, Prest. NATIONAL CURREN,
cY BANK, N. Y, writes: Please send me, etc.
Ihaye used the last lot and am pleased with
the saving of muss in mixing, etc. My mer
say it requires less rubbing than ordinary
Paint, and they can paint further and easier
than with ordinary Paint.
AGENCY SO Commercial ST.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Chase-290O bbls -four
1880 gals wine lot of mdse.
CHEVERIE, Ms. Schr Daniel York; steam mil
saw 40 bags meal.
CARDENAS. Bark Addie Hale-4005 box shocks
1155 hid Shocks $50 hoops 800 pairs heading 5O(
cabbages.
ST JOHN NIB. Schr Ella Clifford-23, 1862 # lum
Der, 1000 bbls -four.
Foreign Imports.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Planet-4O tons plaster, II
cords wood to order.
WINDSOR Ms. Brig Kate-1s5 tons plaster t.
order.
GRAND MENAN, NIB. Schr Addie Emma-17
900 Tbs fresh fish to order.
WINDSOR, Ms. Schr Jasper-275 tons plaster tt
order.
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CITY Affairs.

A special meeting of both branches of the
City Council was held last evening
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The following reports were received and &C
cepted: Leave to withdraw on petition of Chas.
H. Blake for damages sustained by reason of
the revocation by the city of license to remove
a building: same on petition of Smith Barber
for damages in consequence of defect on
Washington street
Petitions Presented and Referred-Of F. g.
Patterson & ais, that the Bracket street sewer
may be extended to Arsenal street; of Wesley
Jones & ais, for lamp-pOsts on the corner OF
Arsenal street and Western Promenade, and at
the corner of Bramhall street and Western
Promenade; of E. Hezeltine for sidewalk on
Brackett street, of William G. Davis, for per-
mission to erect private stable in the rear of
his dwelling on Pearl street.
An order was passed authorizing the pay
ment of $1522. Sc and costs of suit to Emily 8.
Crockett, for compensation for damages receiv-
ed by defect at the corner of Congress and
Vaughan streets.
Ordered, That the Committee on the Margi-
nal Way are hereby authorized to contract with
the Portland & Rochester Railroad Company
for completing the Marginal Way on the terms
and conditions proposed in their communica-
ton to the committee, dated Oct. 26, 1872; the
City Solicitor, and to be approved by the May
or.
In Common Council-All the above papers
wef e disposed of in concurrence and the Board
adjourned.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.


WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Oct. %. $500 p. Ny
Probabilties.-On the lower lakes and over
the Middle and Eastern States,l northerly to
easterly winds and partially cloudy weather; in
the South Atlantic States, prevailing north
easterly winds and fair weather with possibly
occasional rain; ON the coast in the Gulf States
north-easterly to south-easterly winds, and in
the western portion of the Gulf cloudy weather;
in the Missouri Valley and the northwest,
threatening weather and light rain extending
to Lake Michigan and Illinois, with southeast
erly winds, and to Lake Superior with brisk
northeast winds. Cautionary signals are or
dered for Duluth,
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New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Musc Hall.
Music Hall-Fanny Herring.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Help the Torpid Organs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Remnants-Cogia Nassau.
Notice-Dr. Mil on NJ Hall.
Proposals. WIN. P. Craighil.
Boy Wanted-John F. Sherry.
For Baltimore-Sch. Eva May.
Neutrality-suspicious. Canvasser.
To Let-Small Tenement,
Shorts-Green, Fogg & Co.
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New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-Morninq.-Gold at 113.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1888 110t.
Stocks steady. State bonds quiet and firm.
NEW YORK Oct. 2s-EUening.-Money active at 7
per cent. and commission of from 1872 to 1-16 per
cent per day. The supply is curtaied by the fact
that Gold cannot be lent to advantage and that
discrimination is shown with regard to stock coater
ais Sterling Exchange firm and quiet 1888 for long,
and IDOL q 110s at sight Gold was dull throughout
the day 1l3a az 1125, closing at the latter bid 113
asked; loans a 2 per cent. for carrying and fiat
for borrowing. Additional shipments to Europe are
expected this week which advance is spoken of
for tomorrow; clearances 1929 100000. The Treas
ury disbursements were s271,70O. Governments are
has been feverish and weak all day in consequence of
very bad reports relative to the solvency of Southern
banks. The failure of another Savings bank on Sat-
urday in Memphis and the anticipated run other
banks in that section has very much increased the
feeling of dstrust The revenue reports of trouble in
the Freedman's Savings Bank Of the South had a
depressing effect The brokers who lend money on
the street to-day refused loans except dividend
paying securities, mentioning particularly Pacific
Mail, Panama and Northwestern common as stocks,
they would not receive collateras. The news of
the loss of the steamer Guatemala old vessel val
ued at $4,000, and insured for $4,000, assigned
reason for fall of per cent in Pacific Mail or
from 102 at the opening to 93i: Dealings in stock
were very large and were attended early in the day
with great excitement. Northwestern common de-
clined from s3 to s01 with large dealings at the
rious fluctuations. Panama fell Il per cent and
Lake Shore, Ohio s. Mississippi, New Central, Rock
Island, Western Union, Wabash and Indiana Cen
trail from to 2 per cent. Erie was exceptionally
52s bid. st. Paul, Fort Wayne, Cleveland & Pitts
burg, Harlem and Union Pacific were in less demand
and comparatively steady. The whole market closed
weak at the lowest prices Of the day.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE WALTON.
MoNDAY.-Porter, compliments, VS.. Porter Ac-
ton of f1owage. Defence-that he has flowed plain
tifs land for twenty years and thus acquired
prescrptive right to do without payment of dam
ages. On trial.
Vinton. Drummond.
Frank.
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ALLAN STEAMERs.-It is definitely settled
that the first steamer for Portland will sail
from Liverpool Nov. 9TH, and may be expected
to arrive about the 18th. The new steamer
Polynesian will be in turn at that date, and
will probably be the steamer.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 28.-Steamship General
Meade arrived at Southwest Pass this morning
from New York. Capt, Sampson reports that
steamer Victor, Capt Gates, from New York
ashore at Jupiter Inlet October 21st The YES
sci is total loss. The crew were saved. The
Victor had cargo of assorted merchandise.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000.
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,tesav; craa @ isci refined at Talowst 81

steady; crNa e143 g 15c; refined at 26ac. Talowst 81
Frse;ghts to h 'crpoOl lower; Cotton per steam al
7-i6; Grain dc Il "a 81; Corn per sail SD.
NEW yoRK. Oct. 2s.-Cattle market -Beeves are
unchanged sales at te b yes o. sa5es at lo
sheer and lambs dull at a &c lower; Sheep q
6ac; Lambs at 81 a u; receipts z; 600 head.
Hogs dull and &c lower; dressed og 'ci receipts
$4,000 head
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-Flour quiet and unchanged and
most Of the sales private Wheat opened firm and
closed dull; No Spring IA q Is; No 2 Sprng az az
OS4 on the spot; 65 do Nov; No Spring at ~ a
96c; rejected at 80 q sic Corn dnll and unsettled
No Mixed regular 81 q 3l3c; rejected scarce anu
firm 20 q 29lc. Oats duh and unchanged; No az e
at 50l Barley dull and declining; No Fall 62tc.-
Provisions quiet and weak. Pork-old mess held at
nominal IL 30 az 10 62A. Lard dull and unchanged;
sales at 81 a sc on spot Bulk Meat quiet and un-
changed; fifteen to twenty days in salt quoted
SIC. Bacon unchanged. Whiskey steady at SOC.
Lake Freights in fair demand and lower-wheat
to Buffalo Is; Corn do III Corn Oswegc Is.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 2s.-Pork firm; sales at IA 60
Lard steam 7sc for old and new; new wanted at 70;
kettle rendered freely, offered at &c. Bulk Meats
old shoulders at sales of &c for packed clear
rib sides nomnally at Zoe ior old offered at 81 a.
SIC for clear sides and clear rib sides twenty days
in salt Bacon-shoulders dull at 6lc; jobbing sales
of clear rib sides to clear sides at lie; green meats
held, shoulders &c; clear rib sides &c. Sugar cured
Hams quiet u q loc for summer and winter. Live
Hogs in good demand at 25 @ 45. Whiskey firm
SIC.
DETROIT, Oct 2S.-Wheat dull and shade lower :;
extra 7ol; No White 1 81 a 1 g.; Amber Mich-
gan Al. Corn steady at IA g 44lc. Oats in good
demand at Sic.
Lake Freights steady; to Buffalo 81 d o. to oswe-
go Is.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2s.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands 1s3c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet and firm Mid
ding uplands at 1s1 q lssc.
MOBILE, Oct. 2s.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
19c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-Cotton active Middling
upands 194c.