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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-05

NEWS BY MAIL.

Archbishop Ledochowski refuses to com
ply with the demand Of the German govern
ment for his resignation.
Serious trouble between Germany and
Spain is threatened on account Of the seizure
OF German vessels at the Philippine Islands.
Assurances are received from the Spanish
government that the authorities in Cuba will
make no opposition to the terms of settlement
of the Virgil ius affair. There are rumors,
not credited however, of further complies
tons with Spain. r..
In the United States senate, Wednesday.
several bills were introduced, among them
one to organize the Territory of Pembina.
MIR. Morrill, Of Vermont, addressed the sen
ate at length in favor of speedy resumption
Of specie payments. In the house of repre-
sentstives bill was introduced BY MIR. Dawes
of Massachusetts for the redemption of the
loan of 1853, amounting to go, O0O, 900. The
Louisiana election controversy was again
ventilated and Mr.. Smith was admitted to the
seat claimed also by Mr.. Davidson. Mr..
Pinchbecks case was laid on the table ut his
own request, ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-05
NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, t. Last night the o'clock train
by the way of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
from Washington to New York, was delayed
twelve hours by freight train off the track 8
miles from Baltimore. Ten freight cars were
smashed, but nobody was hurt. About $780,
900 worth of property was destroyed. Trains
were stopped ten hours. Hundreds of pas
sengers waited all night for the train which
did not come.
The Russian sailor Mechila, who murder
ed L. S. marshal and who was to be hung
tomorrow, has been respited until January
9th, on the ground of insanity.
Elizabeth, 4. Schooner Albert W. Smith
just loaded here with 800 tons of coal to sup
ply the squadron at Key West, went to sea
to-day.
Patterson, 4. City Councilman George w.
Mexican, who was killed by falling build
ing, was horribly mangled. He was 40 years
old and leaves a wife. VIM. Barclay was 40
years old, was formerly a New York druggist
and leaves one child, Vreeland escaped
with two broken ribs. Loss on building is
5000
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length and ably on utility Of Town and Coun-
ty Associations; the advantages of organiza.
ton in this as in any other work. In the
evening Mr.. Cousens gave a lecture on
Oriental houses and customs mentioned in the
Bible, illustrated by diagrams procured
abroad, which was exceedingly instructive.
Bishop Stevens of Penn. has laid off many Of
his duties that he might visit all the Sunday
Schools in his diocese. 1t would be an ex-
cellent thing to have Sunday School Con-
vention in every section of the State, conduc-
ted by Mr.. Cousens. This Convention was
success and good will it be for the national
work when such local meetings are held
everywhere. We learn that Sunday School
Convention is to occur at Jackson Dec. 10th.
We learn also that the State Sunday School
superintendent contemplates a campaign of
Sunday School Institute work in Aroostook
County. There should be actual drill for
Sunday School teachers, as we have drill for
other teachers, and it should come into prac-
tice extensively.
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SKOWHEGAN'

Skowhegan, 4. Mrs. Amanda Robinson,
an elderly lady. with girl, Clara Varney
aged 10, retired to rest in close room con-
tanning a coal stove on Wednesday night,
Dec. 3. The next morning the girl not ap.
pearing at home, led Mrs. Robnsons son to
break into the house. He found them both
insensible and the room full of coal gas.
There was some evidence that one of them
had arisen and tried to reach the door, but
failing fell back on the bed. Early in the
morning, it is supposed, Mrs. Robinson got
up to start up the fire and arrange the dam
per, which owing to the wind was blown
tight again. They are now improving slowly.
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MSIN GENERAL.

Cincinnati, o., 4. A large screw factory,
four stories high, at Dayton, was blown in by
the gale this morning.
Washington, 4. Customs receipts for the
week ending Nov. %: Boston. $3.50 :;
New York. $l.34G,0l5; Philadelphia, $685.,
CPS.
Internal revenue receipts to-day were
$3.50 Col.
Buffalo, 4. A terrific southwest gale has
prevailed here since morning, causing the
water in the lake to back up in the harbor
higher than for twenty years. Stores and
tenement houses in the lower part of the city
are flooded in the easements and on ground
floors. Part of the Niagara Falls branch of
the Central railway, on the lake side of the
city, is washed away, causing the trains to
travel by the eastern branch Little damage
is so far reported. The water is now reced-
ing.
Aye-, Mass, 4. The barn and hay Of Rev.
+. Robbins, in Shirley, was entirely consum-
ed by fire this noon. 1t caught from sparks
from fire kndled outside 10 heat water for
dressing hogs. Barn and contents valued at
$500, insured 5000.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Dec. ~

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady; No l
spring llOal2 No. l07 cash l061+aI seller Dec. !;
Corn firm and in fair demand; No.2 mixed 46h
cash and saller Dec; 46h Jan: Oats active and
higher; No, 50 cash or rejected 50. Rye frm and
No. ? fall 49aI50; No. spring IO4ai06. Whskey
steady at9o Pork active and higher; l3 II l.2a13
90 cash sales 1900 barrels at outside price; l3 rs
seller jan; l. % Feb. Bulk meats steady; shout
ders AZ; short rib mid 81; short clear 81 all
packed; Z above those prices for partly cured.
Green meats; shoulders A ala; hams ga as; short
ribs %. Dressed hogs are scarce and quoted at
S0a4 So.
Frcights-Corn to Buffalo -; wheat -
Reccipts-ll 900 flour; 1ol 600 wheat; 80 600 corn
$1,000 oats 1900 rye; ~ 100 barley.
Shipments - A. 600 -four; liz 600 wheat; 1000
corn; l3. zoo oats: lG. 600 barley; 0OO rye.
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RalIomell Local Nems.

1t is not often that we have change of
weather from thirty degrees below zero to for
ty above within thirty-six hours, as during
the present week. The coolest inhabitant''
is puzzled to account for such proceedings.
As several members of the board Of trus-
tees of the Maine Industrial School for Girls
were absent on Wednesday at the meeting in
this city, an adjournment to the 7th day of
January next was agreed upon. Previous to
the next meeting we trust sufficient funds will
be added to the liberal donations Of Hallowell
ladies' to ensure the permanent success of the
benevolent enterprise.
We learn that Mr.. A. r. Simmons, one of
the most talented artists in the State, has pur-
chased the establishment of Messrs. Morse
& Simmons of this city, and will greatly en-
large operations 10 keep pace with the de-
mands of the times. Simmons believes in
"printers' ink" and will soon declare to the
people what he intends to do.
We should think if Augusta can run two
courses of lectures the present season, as
already arranged, it might be practicable for
Hallowell to maintain one with interest and
success. All that is wanted is little push
by somebody.
The Gardiner Home Journal says: 1--WE
had about a score Of the drunkest, noisest
rowdies from up-river last Thanksgiving day
that we ever imported; and the way they did
abuse their hired horses was caution to
Prof. Bergh." Rather hard on cup river"
hogan!
The boys are anticipating good skating
when the weather changes from fog to frost.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eennebte 5onrnal.
EASTPORT.
TO THE

Eastport, 4. The schooner J. p. Bent of
Millbride, loaded with lumber for Boston,
sprang leak while at anchor off west Quoddy
and filled. The vessel had to be towed in by
the steamer Tyro.
Brig Magaguadoic. which went ashore at
Grand Menan in the snow storm of last week,
will be total loss.
The wreck has been sold where she lies at
Grand Menan for $3.50. She was bound from
Pictou to St. Johns, with load of coal. She
was owned by Samuel johnson of st. George,
n. B., and partly insured.
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STATE NEW 3.

Sad news has come of the losing overheard
OF Two young men of Hancock county. from
the new schooner dexter Clark" They
were knocked overheard accidentally and
could not be recovered. Their Eames were
Willis Joy of this city, and Snowfall Thomas
OF Eden The Dexter Clark" was h ,und
from New York to jacksonville.
Mr.. Ezra Mugford, an old citizen OF Port
land, sged so years, died on Wednesday.
Mr.. Mugtord was very eccentric man, at
one time being conspicuous for diving pair
Of COWS, and always il he chose, working on
Sunday the same as week days.
The Hope Manufacturing Company oi New
York desires us to advertise It's very cheap
sewing machine, to receive a specimen one
as present, and forward our bill quarterly.
"Hope tells Il tlattering tale"-altoyether too
much SO. Let them see our advertising
agents in that village. -Belfas, Journal.
Owing to an informally in the warrants
the citizens OF Kockland did not vote on the
question of aid to the Bay & River railroad
Tuesday. New warrants will be Immediately
issued.
The house of DR.. Smith of Richmond. was
burned Tuesday night. The fire was sup
posed 10 have taken from an exploded lamp,
but no one was in the house at the time the
fire burst out Insured for $2l00. Loss
above insurance 1920 to $1,000.
At the annual conclave of Clarenont Com
mandery, X. r., of Portland, held at their
asylum, on Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected: John Bird, Eminent
Commander; Caleb G. Msift, Generalissimo :;
o. G. Hall, Captain General; Rev. A. IL.
Sweetser, Prelate; IL. NJ. Brown, Senior
Warden; Charles A. Sylvester, Junior
Warden; Hanson g. Bird Treasurer; A. j.
Jackson, Recorder.
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Masonic * Directory.

TRINITY COMMANDERY, No. T. knights Tenn
par. Stated meetings Friday before the
full moon of each month"; A. d. Knight, Eminent
Commander. .. b. QuiEby, Recorder; A. l.
Smi h, Recorder pro tenn.
ALPHA CoUNCIL-Meets at Hallowel,. Quar-
,ery Convocations January April, July, DC.
tober; Wednesday succeeding full moon. }
w. Toward. Thrice Illustrious Master.
JERU ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER-Meet.
at Halowell. Stated convocations Thursday on
or before the full moon of each month. John
W. Rowe High Priest. +. Day Secretary.
BETHLEHEM LODGE, No. 30, F. and A. NJ
stated meetings first Monday of each msnth
Special meetings on Monday evenings. John W
Rowe, Master. c. II. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. l4l, +. & A. NJ. stated
meetings first Tuesday of each month. Special
meetings every Tuesday evening. c. b. Nor.
ton Master r. +. Blackman, Secretary.
nOyGt tom
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Stephens of Georgia, who was received by
he President in one of the reception rooms
on the main floor. Mr.. Stephens was too
feeble to ascend the stairway to the Presi-
dents office.
Upon the adjournment of the Senate, the
republican senators went into caucus and
nominated Rev. Byron Sunderland chaplain.
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Poisonous Gas.

DEAR JOURNAL: 1t is now many days that
the gas consumers in this city have been com
PEELED to breath large quantities of su,phurous
acid, or get supply of kerosene lamps.
Each day we have hoped for something better
but each evening the same blue flame, dis
gushing smell, and irritation of the threats,
(and tempers) all show that there is no
change. The same thing has often occurred
before but hardly for 80 long period at one
time. Now what's the matter? Simply, as
far as can learn, want of proper purifica-
ton. The lime filters which should remove
all the sulphur from the gas are not changed
often enough. If the coal is poor so much
the more reason for more publication.
Now, if we pay enough for pure gas, re-
specially submit that we ought to have it.
If it were simply poor, and gave but little
light we might not complain-cold weather
sometimes causes that-but to have it impure
is to take advantage of our gas pipes to food
our houses with poisonous gases.
Pro BONO PIE.
n,.C
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Re have received the following note from
|rrcspondent at Rangely, who writes I'M
date of 27th ult: at commenced to snow
ernest the Sth inst, and has showed every
since [with one exception. We have
feet Of snow on level; probably that will
| o start in on for winter. Between day
X and sunrise the thermometer indicated
above, tina. is as cold as we have had tins
The lakes are not frozen yet. Nothing
nportance to communicate; wien thereis
! post you."
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CUBA

Havana. .. The Zorro Frielo declares
that the Republican party in Cuba is as
strong and united as ever, and denies there is
any truth in the report OF dissensions among
the leaders. 1t complains that too many
army officers are living idly in Havana, and
advises that employment be given them.
New York, I. Thirty Spaniards met in
this city yesterday, in answer to a call which
had been freely circulated to protest against
the protocol entered into by Secretary Fish
and Admiral Polo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-05

A bsnevolent fnnd n BeIfsse pfuvides
turkeys for the poor. Fofty.Six were dis.
pensed on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. M. NJ. Jewell Of Monroe, while cutting
some frozen meat with an are one cold morn.
rug, cut one OF bis fners of and cut another
finger about half Of
The Portland Provident Association last
year aided 1913 families, expending for food
and fuel the sum Of &1,038. ss
The Journal claims thirty rum shops for
Belfast.
A suit for malpractice has been brought
against person 10 Portland calling himself
DR.. J. N. Clark, who claimed to have OBJ
tanned his medical education 'sover the $685."
He had one patient whom he came near kill.
ing, giving her powders In each Of which
were six grains Of corrosive sublimate.
The winter term Of the Normal School in
Castine began on Wednesday.
George Lombard, an Insane man, was ar
rested at the Boston and Maine depot in Port
land on Wednesday evening. He was very
busy measuring cars and unshackling them
He belongs in Cape Elisabeth, He has been
at the Insane Hospital. Bai~-.
The barn of Charles f. Furgerson at Etna,
was burnt Tuesday night with Is tons Of hay
and some farming tools. The wood house
adjoining was partly burned and the other
part torn down to save the house snd ell
Loss $500; insured for Sl5O.
The United States steamship Plymouth was
taken into the dry dock Tuesday and repairs
on her are to be pushed with all possible dis
patch. The new boilers have been placed in
the Speedwell, and she will be In sailing trim
in a short time. Lieutenant Duran has been
ordered to command her. The new third
class steamer Marion was to have been
launched Wednesday but it was postponed ON
account of the storm. Work on the yard 10
quite brisk in all the departments save that Of
yards and docks.-Portland Press.
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OHIPMAN, VuEEN COUNTY, N d
|, I.M,.a ErIInurr

MR. JAMES |. FELLOWS.
SIR: In the practice of medicine have
recommended your Compound Syrup Of Hy-
pophosphites. and have found invariably the
following results:
Greater freedom in the action Of the Lungs.
increased and more easy expectoration in
cases indicated by dry cough, and decided
augmentation Of tone to the whole nervous
system.
| can safely and consistently recommend
your invaluable preparation in variety of
cases, especially chest disease, having sue.
cessfully prescribed it in Bronchitis, Asthma,
Debility from Liver Complaint, Debility from
Fevers, and Debility from Impoverished
Blood. am, sir, yours truly,
JAMES SALMON,
Prac!icing Physician and Surgeon.
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1Harrten.

In Belfast, Samuel ID. Bailey of Bath, TO Miss SUI
san j. White of Belfast Goth ult., Ezekiel Small of
Vassalboro', to Miss Mary II. Goodspeed of China.
In Waldoboro' 26th ult., Dennis W. Meserve to
Miss Hattie o. kaer both of Waldoboro'; eth nit,
Geo. II. Humphrey Of Boston, to Miss Kittie Adams
of Waldoboro'; 9Th uit., John l.. Ambrose of
Charlestown, Mass to Miss Emma +. Soule OF
Waidoboro'.
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School Conventions.

bgnize the pen of Rev. j. ID. Emerson
BIRD in the columns of "The Union
bal" of that city, giving some account
tnest Sunday School work now being
York County. He gives account of
session at Elliot. The opening adj
by Rev. o. M. Cousens, secretary
inc S. S. Association, who spoke at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-05

Owen will publish a book of poems
Holiday season. 1t will be entitled
18th Church and other POEMS" and
ude the authors best production,
burned Battle Flags"
Warren johnson is to lecture in a
Saccarappa.
Shaw, Esq, Of Winthrop, died on
ay, at the age of 50. He was the
o NJ. Shaw, Esq, proprietor of the
House, Bangor.
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Pubiishers' Notice.

Payments of subscriptions to the Daily hennetec
journal, and the weekly kenhe6ec Journal may be
ma de in Hallowell, to Mai. E. HOWELL, Postmas-
ter, who is fully authorized to receive the same and
give receipts therefore in behalf of the publishers
Orders for subscriptions and advertising will also
be received by him. ttf
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|r. John Starkey of Winslow, while pressing
/, in the employ of G.. B. Gates & Co., at
barn Of one Mr.. Mason in China, met with
kden cap so called, attached to the follow
fods on top, flew of at one end, and struck
Starkey on the right side of the head,
ling a homely cash. lie is unfit for duty
resent
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Supreme Judicial Court.-DanforthJ J. Pre-
siding.
THURSDAY, Dec. 4th.

THURSDAY, Dec. 4th.
No. 25G, A. NJ. Capen VS.. A. Gro well. The
jury after being cut all the forenoon, brought
in verdict for the plaintiff, assessing the
d images at Slo62 so.
No. 2i2, Ensign L. Worthing vs. Hiram
Worthing; Baker and Baker for plaintiff, Lib
hey for defendant This is a writ of entry
to recover possession of eight acres of land in
China. The question involved, partly of law
and partly of fact, is whether the deed under
which the plaintiff claims, is valid deed
The jury found that it is not, and gave their
verdict in favor of the defendant.
On account of the illness of Mr.. Bean
counsel in trial assigned for Tomorrow, it is
feared there may be an interruption in bust
ness
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, Dec. 4, - 80 2. NJ.
For New England and the St. Lawrence
Valley, fresh to high sou,hw esterly to north
westerly winds and stormy weather during
the night, followed by partly cloudy and cold
weather.
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Let horsemen have bit Of mercy and COW
n their horses bits with leather, during the
|old weather, and not torment them with
Fosty irons in their mouths.
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The fog and mist yesterday, was most dis
strous to the sleighing; snow melted away
bpidly; indeed it is now quite chin, in fact
|gauzy."
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The Best Place
TO buy tnaw
GRoOHRIEs

The Market Square Grocery store.
Here you can ind CHOICE TEAS ftouaht i'm
bond before the late advance),
Coffee. Sugar, Molassss,
Corn, Flour, Dat Meal,
GRAHAM. CRACKED WHIArI
Spices, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Crosse
q Blackwell's Pickles, &C.,
Which am selling al
Very Low Prices
Call and See.
H.A. b. CHANDLER
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i evenings since special justice court
ession in town in the kennebec val
bge II. presiding, when member came
|nade known that a prominent gentle
1t with wig, but bushy tail. was
up flagstaff street; the Judge who
if ever, went into the rural districts,
ious to see the varmint he had heard
about, adjourned the court for five
and all went out to catch view OF
n the mean time a member Of the
IN into his house for large horse pis-
e ont and aimed at him. Bang
Il, and when the smoke had cleared
odor being perceptable, they all went
the body, when 10 and behold nothing
ok of timber with little snow on the
visible. The captain concluded no
as needed for that corpse, and the
ould not reasonable the court that
and after repast of peanuts he re-
bis home to peruse his newspaper, as
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Administrators
ON the estate of s.s"t
NATHAN A. GRAHAM, late of Augusta,
in the county of Kennebrc deceased interstate, aud
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs All persons, therefore, having de-
maDds against the estate OF said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the for settlement and all In
debted to sad estate are requested to make innie-
diate payment to
IULDAH A. GRAHAM.
Nov. TO- 1875. 3w5O
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The prospects are bright for a free skating
ink on the river. The boys are anxious for
rinktum before Christmas.
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lotal anu State Mems.

Block-making for printing oil cloths, is
ne of the industries carried on in this city.
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A hook FOR EVERY MAN.

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELF.PREsER.
Cure OF Exhausted Vitality, premature Deciiue III
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochond
of youth the intiscretons or excesses of mature
years. This is indeed q book for every man. Thous
ands have been taught by this work the true way to
health and happiness. 1t Is the cheapest and best
medical work ever published. and the only one on
iui French cloth. Price only u. sent by mail,
post paid, on reoet y. price, Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Ao.4 Bulnnch street,
Boston, Mass. or DIR. W. II. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. n d. The author may be consulted
nothe above well as all diseases requiring skill
and experience. aprs-wlysn
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Habitual Costivemess causes

Headacae, Deafness, Worms, Lirer omplaiat Digs
pepsid, Sour Stomach, Bad breath, &c. The surust
preventive is DIR. HARRlsON's fERIsrAlTiC LoZ-
ESGEs; being both Tonic and Laxative, they re-
store NATURE thereby curing costye habit. In the
opinion .fevery Druggist, they are the most pleas
one that reaches the cause, as outward applica-
lions are only time and money wasted. Trial box,
30 cts. Large box 20 cts, mailed ree for this last
price. -.I
DIR. HARIsISON's ICELAND BALSAM,
splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all
throat and lung complaints. For sale by h. ).
HARRISON u CO., Proprietors, No. 1remon,
Temple, Boston, ana by all Druggists. 4w4I
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E.9~Go to Dolliver & Pishons for Nice
Brackets and Fancy Cabinet Ware. nov26tlm
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, Dec. 4.

Cincinnati, Dec. 4.
PROViSIONS-ste
PORk-aI4 80
LAkD-steam 7ha- kettle So.
BULK MEATS-shOnlders 5l2 81; clear rib sides
612 Ct; clear sides 6xa.
BACON shoulders 6kd- clear rib sides NV
clear sides ak
WHlSkEi-S1d-,