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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-11
Brief .Joftings.

The days are now fifteen hours long and grow
ing shorter at the rate of one or two minutes
per day. a ie
Two persons, friend and opponent of the
Ogdensburg loan, discussed the question with
their respective muscles on Greenleaf street on
Tuesday evening. The Grand Trunk made the
attack and floored Ogdensburg. This was the
first trial. On the second Sheriff Perry stepped
up and voted. 0gdensburg was indicated and
the Grand Trunk went behind the wall. III
A Lowry hydrant has been put Into. the side
walk opposite Printers Exchange.
The leaders of the opposition to the Ogdens-
burg loan contradict the current rumor that
they propose to ask for an injunction
The U. S. steamer Powhatan was piloted in
to Portland harbor by Fred Cobb, an engine
driver on the Grand Trunk, who was with a
fishing party off Cod Ledge when the steamer
arrived.
Part of Merrilps wharf broke down yester-
day, and a lot of coal went into the water
The Aged Brotherhood held meeting at the
Common Council room yesterday afternoon to
make arrangements for their annual excur-
sion. Peaks Island is to be the spot and We'd
nesday the 18th inst. the day, if proper arrange
ments can be effected.
The Irish American Relief Association have
engaged City Hall for concert by the Irish
National Band to be given next Monday even
ing. ...
Capt. Isaac F. Quinby is circulating paper
among the citizens of Portland, Falmouth and
Deering to secure the aid of those places to the
amount of 100000, to purchase the Presump-
scot water-power.
The Democracy fired minute guns yesterday
afternoon, as soon as they heard from Balti-
more.
Work was commenced OF the extension of
the Portland & Ogdensburg road, at North
Conway, yesterday.
A moonlight excursion and concert Mt Peak
Island on Friday, the 10Th inst, is among the
pleasant things of the future. t.t
St Adams Commandtry, X. T., have voted
to go to st. John and Fredericton, N b., pro-
vided specified number of men can be secur-
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Political.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July lott is stated
that the declination of Mr.. DE Paur, the Demo-
cratic candidates for Lieut.. Gov. has been in
the hands of the central committee several
days. The nomination has been rendered to
Rev. M. V. Browning of Brown county, but he
has not yet accepted.
The Republican convention for the noinina-
ton of additional electors at large, met this
morning. Hon. WIN. Williams was nominated
for Congress on the first ballot - Wv
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EXCURSION TOMORROW. = Tomorrow the
First Baptist Society aud Sunday School will
90 to Lake Sebago ON their annual excursion.
The cars will leave and return to the Portland
& Rochester railroad station, foot of Pearl
street, an arrangement for this accommodation
having been effected. See the advertisement
for particulars. atiliiie Ers
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisement. To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries-F. o. Bailey 6 Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. ...
Cruelty to Aninals-W. L. Fitch.
ZOOS ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Chestnut Street Sabbath School-Excurson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
A Fine Chance for Investment.
None Resident TaXes-YarmOuth.
Convertible Midland Bonds-Allen, Stephens s. Co
International Steamship Co-Extra Steamer.
wanted-Agents. j -..s.....
House for Sale-Charles Holden. .H
Rich Garden Loam-George r. Davis & Co. ..
Washers and Ironers Wanted Immediately.
Fishing Tackle-G L. Bailey.
i. A. r. A.-Special meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Fruit Jars-W. C. Sawyer.
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HowE's CIRcUs.-The testimony of all the
newspapers from cities and towns where this
circus and menagerie have exhibited, is positive
as to its excellence. The outdoor parade is the
best ever got up in this country, and the arenic
spectacles are fully up to those of any circus
that ever wert through New England, we are
told. The tent will be pretty sure to be we'll
filed, for everybody attends the circus.
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HOYT, WHEELER & BRADLEY
AUCTIONEERS,

AUCTIONEERS
No. 10 FEDERAL STREET, BOSTON.
Hold Regular Auction Sales every Tuesday of
Dry Goods, Wooiens, Clothing, Carpets,
Fancy Goods, Straw Good. a. Hats.
Also, every Thursday, sale Of Boots and shoes,
including New York City Made Goods for tho
retail trade. apz4eol3m NIWyS
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SCHOOL MATTERs.-The examining Commit
tee of the School Committee have granted GER
tificates of qualification to the following teach
ers:
Grammar-Emma j. Jones, Lizzie S. Web
ster, Julia Bibber, Martha j. Seaverns.
Prmary-Ada ID. Curtis, Sarah M. Eaton,
Jessie M. Lemont, Ellen M. Rand, Sarah ID.
Sylvester, Emma L. Verrill ft'-t
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THE First Baptist folks have made arrange
ments with Capt. Wales, of steamer Sebago, to
take all who wish to go up over the lake, and
this, we Think one of the many pleasant fea-
lures of their excursion. Cars leave Portland
& Rochester station, foot of Myrtle street, at s
o'clock Friday morning, aud go to Sebago Lake
without change of cars.
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MUSIC BY PORTLAND BAND.
~ Galleries reserved for Ladies'.
Municipal C0urr.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING. e~p
Observation-Disclosures Caples. Assault and bat
terry. Complainant acknowledged satisfaction for
the injury and on payment of costs the respondent
was discharged. o.
Eliza Phibrook. Search and seizure. Fined $50
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Companies b and ID of the battalion of Con-
tnentals will meet at Republican Headquar-
tiers for drill and to receive the balance of uni
forms this Thursday evening, at u o'clock.
A full attendance is requested 20 - w.. f.S'
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BosToN, July 1O.-[Reported for the Press 1.-The
following Is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 70 40
15c; do choice Xxx 20 a Tic; do fine e. az zoe; me-
dunn SO a zoe: coarse 65 a &c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 60 az Zoe; fine "a "a 65c; medium u a CSC; COM
mon 81 q &c; other Western fine and X 65 @ &c;
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marks.-The supply of Cattle in market is larger
this week than 1t has been for several weeks past
There were not many lots of extra besves among
them The best grades sold full as high as they did
one week ago. but the poorer qualities sold at q de-
cline or q &c ID from our last quotations includ-
ing lot Of Texas Cattle kept from Jast market
There were nearly 600 of that class of Cattle in
ket. There were but few Northern Cattle in and
none from Maine, beef Cattle being sold for the Maine
markets. 81 9fsgg zf 40 @tftIE4 frfss
Working Oxen--Not much call for them, and but a
lew pairs offered for sale. During the hot weather
lew pairs each week is all the market requires. The
Working Oxen trade will not amount to much until
Cattle come in more freely from Maine. -tlf4
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small Cattle that are
IN q fair condition are bought op by butchers to
slaughter. But few Store Cattle in market. There
Is not much doing with Store Cattle until the fall of
year. -
Mich Cows-We quote extra $55 q 800; ordinary
$40 q So; Store Cows $40 a so % head. Nearly ali
the Cows offered in market for sale are Of common
grade; prices depend much upon the fancy of the
sheep and Lambs--The supply rom the West was
not 80 large as that Of Ons week ago. But few of
the Western Sheep are offered market for SALE most
OF them being bought for and shipped direct to butch
ers to be slaughtered. Western Sheep cost from to
&c " ID; Lambs from 81 90 a 900 }B head. There
were but few Northern Sheep and Lambs in market
for which the trade was quite active
Swine Store Pigs Wholesale 81 a. 7lc ID ID: ret all
81 Sc; Fat Hogs-9Ooo in market; prices A q SC %
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Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX Ms. Brig Aylesford-iTO0 bbls -four,
100 do oatmeal, s720 gals refined oil. .. I
Foreign Imports.
MATASZAS. Brig Union T-2s0 hhds, 100 boxes
sugar. cases cigars to John Porteous.
FREDERICTON NIB. Sch Ada-s57, $50 shingles
to Holyoke, Benson & Co.
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DIsAPPEARED.-Hosea 1. Libby, mason,
living at No. 145 Spring street, has been mis-
: sing since Saturday last, and apprehensons are
felt for his safety, He is about 40 years of age
about feet inches high, forid Complexion,
brown hair and mustache. He had consider
able money with him when he left home. w
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Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.

DURSUANT to a license from Hon. John A.
Il Waterman, Judge of Probate within and for the
County of Cumberland, shall sell at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the fifth day Of Au-
gust, A d. 1872, at three o'clock P. NJ the following
real estate which of Cyrus GOwen, late of Port
land, in said County, deceased, viz:
A lot of land situated on the northerly corner of
North and Walnut streets, in said Portland being
the same conveyed to said Gowen, by Moses Gould
by deed dated September Goth, A. ID. 1866, and re-
corded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, Book 3i7,
Page219 together with two wooden Dwelling Hous-
thereon.
JACOB B. PEAVEY, Administrator
j. s. BAILEY s. CO.. Auctioneers
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QUITE large amount of liquors arrived at
the Biddeford depot Wednesday evening, I'M
doubtedly intended to be Ietaied at that city.
The officers think that public and judicial opin-
ion is unfavorable to the enforcement of the
liquor law and exhibit no activity in making
saizures
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Ii Boston Stock List.


New YORK, July -Morning.-Gold 113a. Money
per cent. Sterling Exchange 1901 q 110A. Stocks
steady State bonds steady. 80
New YORK. July 1o-Epening.-Money easy ut "a
3per cent. Sterling Exchange steady at 1891 a ITO.
Gold touched III, closing quiet at 1l31 a III loans
at GA per cent; clearances, $40 900; the Trea-
sury disbursements 1871 ,000 engagements for ship
ing tomorrow, 81, 200, 900. Governments Ac higher
and steady. State bonds steady. Stocks steady,
cept Erie which fell from SGT to SO. North Western
and Pacific Mail strong.
! The following were tha closing nuntations of Cow
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nUi. = - .ti.
METEOROLOGICAL,
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FORiTHB PAST
ID f4f.4I TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

t.r.9 TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
sa tIa OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
..., iiaaI .Is.4I4.8 July 10. tS.00P. N0)
Cloudy weather. areas of rain and easterly
winds will prevail Thursday over the Gulf
States; easterly to southerly winds and partial
ly cloudy weather for the south Atlantic States;
westerly winds and clearing weather for the
Middle States. Rising barometer and north
westerly to westerly winds northwest of the
Ohio valley - . ~ o." -'".-
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SOME of the u S. authorities has been pay
ing visits to Biddeford parties who have neg
lected to take out licenses for liquor selling.
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B I'D e 70 r d, S A CO
AND VICINITY.

The Street Commissioner is making decided
improvements in the sidewalk in front of the
City Building in Biddeford. There are several
other localities in the same and adjoining city
where similar improvements would not be
waste of time or money. .----- i L..
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DRUMS of all sizes for sale and old ones re-
paired at Halves & Cragin's music store, "
Middle street jy6eod1w
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Freights.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6-The market for foreign
Freghts is quiet to-day but without any variation In
rates, there being but little disengaged tonnage in
port. Yesterday a vessel was taken DIP for Tobacco
to the Mediterranean at ass. Coastwise Freghts still
remain languid and weak We quote as follows:-By
steam-Cotton to New York tc, to Boston lc to Phil
adelphia ic Tobacco to New York So Flour 6Oc Pork
soc; Grain 15c y bush. BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool
3D.; to Havre 1c; to Cronstadt Sled; Tobacco to
Mediterranean ports 42s Cd.
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The First Rally.
There will be a large audience to hear Hon.
Henry Wilson tomorrow (Friday) evening in
City Hall. Do not fail to go and hear the next
Vice Pres ident
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DIR. Bennett is at the Preble House
Hours, to A. NJ, to and to p. M. jy6-tf
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WANTED.-An experienced millner at w.
L. Smells, 337 Congress st. Apply immediate
lv .f1s l.v iyS-tf
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THE shop" at the Ocean House, Friday
evening, was grand success, both as regards
attendance, music and all which go to make up
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Brighton, Watertown and DIedford Cattle
reported for the Press.)


Boston, July 10-At market this week:-Cattle.
3SSS; Sheep and Lambs, -; Swine, 10 200; number
Of Western Cattle 343S Northern Cattle and Work.
ing Oxen. 125; Cattle left over 1926. I'M
PRICKs.-Beeves-extra quality 81 so a 90; first
quality 1918 9 rs; second quality Sc 90 a so;
third quality "a rs 575; poorest grades of coarse
oxen, bulls, &C., 50 50 @ so p cwt, live weight.
Brighton Hides Ole; Brighton Tallow 6 a 6sc;
Country Hides Sc; Country Tallow a. 53c y ID;
Calf Skins Is q Zoe lib Sheep Skins SOC each Lamb
Skins 81 W skin; Dairy Skins 81 90 q % y skin.
We quote sales of Western Cattle:-62 at 7ic live
weight, average weight 1887 TBS; 16 at TIC y ID live
weight, average weight 1887 TBS; IL at TIC y h. live
weight, average weight 1888 TBS; % at Sc % h. live
weight. average weight 1887 IBIS 26 at &c ~ fb live
weight, average weight 935 Tbs; 1S at 7ac ~ ID live
weight, average weight 1910 ibs at TIC y fb live
weight, average weight 1883 Tbs; 16 at 7sc P h. live
weight, average weight 11S5 lbs; 80 at Sc ~ b. live
weight, average weight 1895 fbs 20 at 4ac ID fb live
weight, average weight 11S1 TBS; IL at &c % 10 live
weight, average weight 1907 fbs at &c 9 fb live
weight, average weight $50 TBS; 10 at 7sc P ID live
weight, average weight 1899 MS; ~ at tic $ Is live
weight, average weight 1866 TBS; 7S at 81 GO live
weight average weight 1915 fbs 81 at tic % ID live
weight average weight l113 Tbs; 20 at Tic " fb live
weight, average weight 1862 TBS; - at &c y ID live
weight average weight 1928 Tbs; 10 at TIC P ID live
weight, average weight 1913 TBS; at &c g ID live
weight, average weight 1876 TBS; Is at TIC y 10 live
weight, average weight 1915 TBS 10 at nc s or live
weight, average weight 1872 TBS; II at &c P Ii live
weight, average weight 1901 TBS; SO at Tic P ID live
weight, average weight 1880 lbs IL at Tic y fb live
we6ht, average weight 1920 lbs; at &c y ID live
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ALWAYS buy the best fruit jars. Call and
see the Gem at w. c. Sawyer & Co.'S, % Mar
ket Square, t&s
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1NFANTIcTDE.-Yesterda colored girl nam
ed Leah Roberts, about % years of age, who
has been employed for some time as domestic
at the American House, ON India street, was
arrested and committed to Jail for concealing
the birth of and numbering her Legitimate
child. 1t appears that she complained of being
i'll ON Tuesday afternoon, and retired to her
room, where unattended, she gave birth to the
child and removed all traces of the occurrence
from the room. After tea she went down stairs
and performed her usual duties about the house
and retired early Yesterday morning her
changed appearance excited the suspicious of
the women Of the house, and they went to her
room in her absence and found a robust male
child dead in the bed, suffocated in the clothes.
Deputy Marshal Gribben and DIR. Getchell
were sent for. The doctor decided that the child
was born alive, whereupon the girl confessed
the facts chat we have given above. Awarant
was issued and the girl was taken TO Jail The
body was delivered 10 Coroner Gould, who sum
moned jury of inquest, and after a session
they adjourned until this morning.
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Tue books and papers of the canvasser whom
we mentioned yesterday have been found in
the Biddeford House. sta EfEVg g-
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The Boston and Maine are erecting scat
folding for the laying of the iron bridge over
the river from the factory to Gooch Island
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-F. o. Bailey & Co.,
sold yesterday the homestead of the late David
w. Richardson, at Stevens Plains, Deering,
to A. L. Richardson for $1,000.
The brick block on the corner Of Portland
and Green streets, occupied by w. E. Tolman
& Co. as a store and dwelling was also sold by
the same parties to Dexter Daniels for $685..
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REPUBLICAN ARTILLERY.-Ths campaign
organization will hold meeting this (Thurs-
day. evening at Z 1-2 o'clock, at Republican
Headquarters.
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The EASTERN YACHT CLUB.-Twelye vessels
Of the Eastern Yacht Club arrived here yester-
day afternoon, on their annual cruise TO Mount
Desert and the eastern waters. They came in
with good breeze and made fine appearance
as they came up the harbor. Each vessel as
she came to anchor saluted with one gun. The
fleet consists Of the Caprice, acting Commodore
Sears; Vision, II. II. Stevenson, owner; Romance,
w. Amory, jr.; Coming, Capt. Tucker, Haze
Peters; Bonita, Juniata, Dexter; Latona, W.
ID Pickman; Sprite, John Jeffries, jr., Belle, Gar
diner; Zephyr, Tyson. The Edith of the same
club, arrived on Tuesday. The Restless, Capt
Haven, flying the signals of both the New
York and Eastern Clubs also arrived at the
same time. 1t is understood that they will sail
to-day for Mount Desert The Vision, Romance
and Haze were built in Bath the present year
by Chas b. Harrington
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The PINE STREET SABRATH SCHOOL Picnic
Should tomorrow be pleasant, with the Charles
Houghton and such a company as Pine Street
Sabbath School Society and their numerous
friends generally have with sail of such a
distance to Little Chebeague, an island so well
and completely adapted to picnic, certainly
the most beautifel among the groupI in Casco
Bay, we cannot see why this excursion may
not be among the most desirable of the season.
The committee of arrangements would be most
happy in having the boat, leaving State street
at a. m. and 1 p. M, filled to its utmost ca
nanity j E.a ta-t
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WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop,
Devens & Co., No. G1 Exchange street.
iu29dtf
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Groceries and store Fixtures


I'm WEDNESDAY, July nth, at 8 p. NJ, we
" shall offer the Residence of Frederick Behrens
Esq.,, No. 81 Deering Street; the house contains "a
rooms, finished with modern improvements, hot and
cold water all through Bath Room and Water
Closets; heat with Furnace, fine cellar, cemented
floor, with summer kitchen. This house was thor
oughly and substantially built, is very conveniently
arranged large closets and plenty of Them is finely
nrescoed by Schumacher. From the rear windows
you get one of those fine views for which Deerng St.
is noted.
The property can be examined on Monday and
Tuesday before sale from 2 to p. NJ.
jyl0-td +. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctrs.
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PIc-NIos To-DAY.-The Congress square Sum
day School and Society have their picnic to-
day at Sebago Lake, and they always have
rational and enjoyable time. A few pieces OF
music we understand are engaged, in addition
to other announced attractions.
st. Stephens Episcopal and the st. Lawrence
street Congregational, also go to the islands to-
day, leaving Custom House wharf at the regu-
lar running hours Yesterday was a delightful
day at the islands, and to-day will doubtless be
the same. III ----- ------
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= ENTERTAINMENTS
e. CU IL SION.

stephens Sunday school, will make its
- annual n Excursion to the Islands, on Thurs
my, July -, by Steamer Express 8.45.
rare, Children ten cents; Adults twenty CENTS for
the round trip any Of the regular trips iuYGd3t
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His Holiness the Pope, again expresses de-
sire to leave Rome, and now proposes to take
up residence in Belgium. The italian MEM
bers of the College of Cardinals are however,
opposed to the proposal and may succeed in in
ducing the Pope to abandon it.
, 1872-11-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Nor. II.
ALc0H0L-Was in fair request at $1.80@1a as for
81 per cent proof.
BROOM CORN-Continues quiet at previous prices.
The stocks Of red and inferior grades are very large
Gut choice green harl is scarce, and firm at present
fair; sa09100 for choice : and sl20@14o for cnoice
hnrl.
BEANS-Strctly choice nayies are scarce and in
fair request at s2o5@250 per bu. Common beans are
very plenty, and sell slowly for poor to me-
diurn Sales include 3 brls medium at So Q0
BUTTER-The butter trade reported oujet,
with lite or no variation in values. The following
ouotations are furnished Strictly choice dairy 2s
o6c medium to good, 18@22c iufestor to common,
7@l7c.
Stark, 36c ludlow, 35Kc; Lewiston, 34c; American,
a2c; Otter Greek, S3Hc; burlap bags, and 5 bu,
2o@nHc; gunnies, single, 1a@1sc; do, double, CSC
wool sacks, 6sfa7oc
BUILDING MATERIALs-Were in fair demand,
but the horse disease seriously affects trade copar
atigely few dealers being prepared to make de-
hveres. Common brick is nov qnotable at
sl1 0o@11.50. We quote: Stucco, S2.50@275: New
York stucco, caating, 53.75@4.oo; anperfne do,
s3.oo@4.s0; Rosendale cement, Sa.25@3~5o; Utica
cement, s2o0 per brl; Louisville cement, $500;
Akron cement, $500 marble dust, <325 lime, in
buk 81 0o@l 10: lime lin brls> per bril- white
sand per brl, s2.75@300: plastering hair, per bn,
4o@45c fire brick per 1000. 54oo0t@sooo; bualnE
brick {common>, sIl.5o9140o country brick sl3 oo
@l400; Woodstock pressed range 1t 81. St.
Louis Hydraulic pressed S45.0o, del: Milwaukee,
$500, del; Racine, $4,000 dei; Hinedae, $500,
del; ire clay, per brl, s9oo@5-00. The following
is the list OF prices per box of so feet for domestic
window glass from which reduction Of 40 per cent
In aie Ey de1fe 4