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Business Notes.

Hon. Joshua Gray of Gardiner, has reduced
the pay of his mill hands from $3.50 and less
to $1.OO per day. Dillingham; s. Co. have also
made reduction in the wages of their paper
mill hands.
A cheese factory building is being erected in
Dalton and will be finished in season for oper-
atoms next season. The town now wants a
starch factory.
MI. T. N. Egery of Bangor and NJ. E. Rice
of Bridgewater, contemplate bringing the
steam saw mill machinery from New Sweden,
and establishing steam mill at Bridgewater.
A large starch factory will be erected by these
gentlemen.
A car load of spools was shipped west from
the Foxcroft spool factory, on Saturday.
The Saco Water Power Machine Co. will run
on full time after this month.
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CONGRESS SQUARE UNIoN.-The ladies of
Congress Square church had very successful
entertainment last evening. The musical por
ton was delightful, in which several of Port
land s best musicians participated. The fair
and sale will be continued this evening" las there
has been large number of fancy and useful
articles added to the tables, and it is proposed
to dispose of the whole this evening, either by
private sale or auction. The admission will be
free to all this evening.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-John WALL Search and seizure. Fin
ed $50 with costs. Paid
Michael Toomey. Search and seizure. Fined $50
with COSTS Appealed.
James Crowley. Search and seizure. Plea mis-
homer. Respondent discharged.
Howard 81 Cleaves.
Uriah Tinker and Allen McLeu. Intoxication.
Fined IS each with COSTS
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THE second annual exhibition of the Maine
Poultry Association commences January 18th,
1875. less than one month. The officers are at
work determined to make this exhibition supe-
rior 10 the last one. 1t will save them much
time and labor if the friends of the association
will send the amount of their special premiums
to the Treasurer, F. f. Harris, Commercial
street. Portland, at once.
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MAsoNIc.--At the annual meeting of Port
land Council of r. & S. Masters. held Monday
evening, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Marquis F. King, 7. I. M. ;
Convers o. Leach, d. NJ; Richard X. Galley,
p. c.; Charles Fobes, Treasurer; Franklin Saw
yer, Recorder; Geo. R. Shaw, C. of g.; Sam'l
F. Bearce. Conductor; George E. Taylor, Stew
ard: Warren Phillips, Sentinel.
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MOVEMENT OF MERCHANDIsE.-Int the foul
weeks ending November % the Eastern rail.
road took west from the Portland station
1856 carloads of freight, and the Maine Cen
trail carried 1, 421 carloads to points east. Some
seven thousand tons of the eastward merchan.
disc represented Portland shipments pure and
simple, to the value of about one and a fourth
Williams
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"S. B. OF '76.''-It is but necessary TO call
attention to the dramatic entertainment to be
given at Grand Army Hall this evening. Be-
sides the plays to be given, there will be decla-
nations and select readings The proceeds 60
towards the benefit of the High School library.
Chandler furnishes the music for the occasion,
Procure tickets of the members of the class.
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CHRISTMAS SALE.-The st. Stephens Soee-
ty will hold Christmas sale at the hall of the
Y. NJ C. Association on Friday afternoon and
evening. Santa Claus will arrive at o'clock.
A large lot of useful and fancy articles suitable
for Christmas gifts, with evergreen emblems in
great variety will be offered for sale.
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WARDS OPERA HoUsE.-Zoe, the Cuban
Sylph, continues to draw full houses at Wards
The French Spy always pleases a large class,
apd people rush to see it. The Claire sisters,
who are very fine gymnasts, bid fair to sustain
their we'll deserved popularity for long time
n come
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TEMPERANCE NG.-Notwithstanding
the low temperature of the weather last even
ing the friends of temperance had good warm
meeting at Chestnut street vestry and were
we'll repaid for their efforts By seeing man
put his name to the pledge who has for long
time given his money to the rumseller, while
his family have been in want. Another meet
ing at the same place tonight and every night
this week
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THE MUsEUM.-The strong and mastery i'm
personation of Richelieu by Mr.. Marshall called
oat an excellent house at the Museum last
evening. The play naturally ran smoother
than on the night before. A word of praise is
due to Mr.. Virpey, who gave strong yet re-
strained impersonation of Father Joseph. Mr..
Virney has been secured as leading ''old maui
for the season, and promises 10 prove valuable
acquisition to the stock company.
This evening Hamlet will be put upon the
boards for one represen tation only. The fol-
lowing is the cast:-Hamlet, Mr.. Marshall;
Claudus, Mr.. Vrney; Polonius, Mr.. Adams;
Laertes, Mr.. Bascomb; Horatio, Mr.. Hayden;
First Grave Digger, Mr.. Calder; Ophela, Miss
Isadora Cameron; Queen Gertrude, Miss Vic
toria Cameron
Friday night Mr. Marshall's benefit comes
off. The Honeymoon and the Adopted Child
will be given. During the evening Miss Lucette
Webster. the accomplished reader, and Mrs.
Augusta Stafford Hull will recite Poe's musical
poem of The Bells.
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A RoCKLAND VESSEL OvERHAULDED BY A
SPANISH CRUIsER-Schoone William Wilson
of Rockland which has arrived at Newport, r.
l., from Turks island, reports that when siiA
miles northwest of Porto Rico on her passage
from Port Spain to Turks island, she was hove
to by three blank cartridges from the Spanish
steamer Astuto, which sent boat alongside, and
after inquiring what she was laden with and
where bound, allowed her to proceed.
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NJ L. A.-To-night the patrons of this course
are to be favored with an extra lecture by
Euoch knight, esq.,, on "Wit and Humor."
7 he season ticket will not be given up, but
shown at the door and retained for the closing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-16

ANNUAL MEETNG.-At the annual meeting
of the Portland Marine Society held yesterda y
afternoon, Capt Jacob Mcclellan was elected
President, Capt Richard Crockett, Vice Presi
dent, and Capt. Albert Warwick, Secretary and
Troacurar
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REVIVAL MEETINGs.-Elder l. N. Wilfong
of Philadelphia who has beeu speaking to in
terested audiences at the Allen Mission, will
preach at Advent Hall, 567 NEW number)
Congress street, this wednesday, evening and
tomorrow evening at 7l-2 O'Clock. He cor
daily invites all persons to attend who desire
to reform and are seeking the truth.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

DIR. s. D. HowE's Arabian Milk Cure for
consumption is acknowledged by more than
10000 of ourl prominent physicians to be the
most valuable preparation ever discovered for
the cure of consumption. See advertisement.
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CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day,

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
DIR. S. d. Howe's Announcements
Look-W. c. Sawyer & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Glass Signs-C. H. Farley.
Blark's Rheumatic Elixir.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nice Recommendation Rent
For Sale-Store.
Picked Up-Boat.
Be Made Whole-Dr. Win Thompson, NJ. ID.
Holidays Goods-W. c. Sawyer q Co.
House, o Let.
Board Wanted.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Masquerade Carnival-Lancaster Hall.
Fair and Lecture-St. Lawrence st. PARISH.
Pine Street Levee.
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A MONUMENT as big as the grand pyramid
might be built of the teeth that have been ruin.
ed BY neglect Shall this thing go on in face Of
the the great fact that SOZODONT is a Ger
tain preservative Of dental decay?
dec15-dxsw1w
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DE MURsKA.-The simple announcement
that lima De Murska and her troupe of accom-
plshed artists are to appear in the Army and
Navy course tomorrow evening, should suffice
to draw crowded house. The attention of
readers is invited to the programme.
Trio in minor, fol- Piano, Violin and Violin:
Nine. Carreno Sauret, Mons. Sauret and Signor
Herr Theodore Habemann.
violincello Solo, "Sonnambula," Souvenir Ca
Signor Geetano Braga
Aria .sSemiramide," Observation-Disclosures. Rossini
Mile. lima DeNurska.
Violin Solo, "Fantasie de Ballet.". ......D eBeriot
Mons. Emile Sauret.
Aria "L'Invito ALA DANA Napolltana. Traventi
Sign0r Ferranti.
Duet for Piano and Violin, Fantasia sur "Don
Juan, "........,.............V 1euxtemps " w OH
Nine. Carreno Sauret and Mons Sauret.
Shadow Song "Dinorah," ..Meyerbeer
Mile. lima DeMurska.
NlolOncell0 SOLO, ............ .....'....'.'
a Les Adieux Varenne, / Rrooa
Negrita Spanish SongD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Signor Gaetano Braga.
Song, "My Angel" ............."..........E sser.
Herr Theodore Habelmann.
Piano Solo, Nocturne, in A fat Chopin LIE
Printemps, Vase. Observation-Disclosures. .Carreno
Mme Carreno Sauret.
Duet, "Crspino la Comare,". Ricci
Mile. lima DeMurska and Signor Ferranti.
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CAN'T GO TO CHURCH. Why not? o. my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
it then with Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as the
Sun and mild and harmless as the summer air.
Crittenton's, 7 9Th Avenue. Sold By all Drus-
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
dc12d&yw1w
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LooK-Good assortment brass and Japan
bird cages; also splendid assortment of use.
full Christmas gifts, floral wreaths, evergreens,
flowers, &C., at w. 9. Sawyer & Co.'S, % Mar
ket Square See their advertisement.
dac16waS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-16

THE green grass grows in the meadow, go
spread over it thin layer of Bearine, and the
tiny blades will shoot upwards, and grow far
more luxuriantly than before. Try the same
experiment upon your hair and the effect is
still more marked; the hair grows vigorous and
seems to find in Bearine all the ingredients to
supports its life. dec9daw1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-16

For nervous debility, lost vitality, liver. kid
neys and all blood diseases, use Dr.. S. d
Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier. See ad
yertisement
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ant physician and surgeon, will visit Portland
at United States Hotel, Tuesday. Dec. 18th, re-
manning three days only. Don't fail to see
him. His cures are truly wonderful. Exam
ination free of charge. dc12-4t
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To-Day at 10 a. M, at salesroom 176 Fore
street, f. o. Bailey & Go. will sell collection
of very fine singing canaries, good chance to
get fine singer at your own price, At 12a
o'clock, at Galt's wharf, the tug boat Hunter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-16

DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGEsTIoN-headach pain
in the shoulders, dizziness, sour quotations
of the stomach, bad taste in the m )uth, bilious
attacks palpitatlon of the heart, pain in the
region Of the kidneys, and a hundred other
painful symptoms, are the offspring OF dyspep-
Pills are an infallble remedy for the above dis
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UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all qualities,
as low as the same qualities can be sold by any
one, at Charles Gusts s. Co.'S, 493 Congress
street. dcltt
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For present, a handsome toilet set or worl
box, gentlemans toilet set or smoking set, al
to be found at j. E. Sturgls & Co.'S.
dec9eOdtf
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j.. E. STURGIs s. Co. are selling their Christ
mas presents cheaper than any other firm in
town. Call and find out for yourself.
decQeodtf
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-A large number of
the railroad magnates of our own and other
states were at the Falmouth last evening.
Among those present were President Morrill,,
ex-Gov. Coburn, Noah Woods, the Messrs
Patten of Bath, and Superintendent Lincoln of
the Maine Central, President Woodbridge and
Manager Hatch of the Eastern. and Supt. Fur
Der of the Boston and Maine. The occasion of
the assembly was the regular meeting of the
Maine Central directors in this city. The other
parties were present because of the reported
quarrel between the Eastern and Maine Central
directors relative to the alleged violation of the
contract between these companies by the Eas-
tern and a disposition on the part of the latter
to make terms with other roads, 1t is said that
one of the causes of dissatisfaction on the part
of the Maine Central is that the Eastern owes
it large sum-stated to be nearly 100000,
which has been collected by the latter. Last
night proposition from the Boston and Maine
was read inlthe directors meeting looking to a
closer business union with the Maine Central.
No action was taken by the board, the matter
being postponed until next Tuesday evening
Eastern men express the opinion that the diff
culties between the Eastern and Maine Central
will be adjusted. The Portland and Rochester
is an applicant for the New York business of
the Maine Central.
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GET one of those sentinel whist counters at
j. E. Sturgis & Cos, to 60 with pack of IL
Illuminated cards. dec9eodtf
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PRIZE PHoToGRAPHs.-Don't fail to get ont
at LowelIS 255 Middle street. dc14 3
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FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES, a nice article, a
Charles Gusts & Co.'S, 493 Congress street.
AL IF
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/ JUST received, fine lot of bronze, Russia
leather marble and abalaster goods, at j. E
Sturgis & Co.'S, junction Free and Congress
streets r dec9eodtf
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Extensive Sale Of Real
Estate
BY AUCTION.

IN THURSDAY, Dec nth, at p. M, we shall
" sell the desirable property on South West
corner Of Monument and St. Lawrence Streets. The
house Is q story contains 16 rooms and bath rooms
ample closets. Sebago Water, Gas, heated with fur
mace, Good Cellar outside Windows and arranged for
one two families. nice Barn is connected with il.
House lot so feet Monument St. 80 feet st. Law
Street. This property is now rented for 500
year.
At 81 P. NJ The property No. st. Lawrence ST.,
a q story House containing IA rooms arranged for
one or two families. Has Sebago Water, Gas, Good
Cellar &c. Lot about 29x5i feet, rents for $500
Der year. ...
At 81 P. NJ. The property No. IS Atlantic SC. The
house contains ID rooms, arranged for one or two
families, has Sebago Water, Gas, good Cellar &C.,
Lot 334xl5 feet; now rents for $3.50 per year.
At4P. M. The property No. 81 and 80 Green St,
This is large three story House being arranged for
Jour families, and rents for $40 per year. The
lot from Green TO Mechanic Sts, is 40 feet on
each Street, 100 feet deep and is valuable for an
investment and WORTHY the attention OF Capitalists
Terms cash, balance on time to suit purchaser,
not over years wthiinterest at $40 per cent Pur-
chasers to have ten days to exmanne titles. II not
satisfactory the sale will be void. 10 per cent of pur
chase money required at sale.
r. o. BAILEY & Co., Aucrioneers.
dec11 Nf ltd
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MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes
at Charles Custis & Co., 493 Congress street.
do1 If
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House to Let,

VlHE Pleasant Cottage, corner of Oxford and
Il Cedar SITS. Gas, Water and Furnace. Possession
given Immediately.
dec16deodtf NJ. G. PALMER.
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CATOLOGUE SALE OF
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

WE shall make daily Auction Sales at the above
w locality, from large consignments from the
publishers OF Miscellaneous Books suited for the
Holidays comprising Biographies, Histories,
Juveniles, Animals and Story Books in variety.
Hours of Sale 10 A. M. and p. M
and continue until closed.
MORGAN & DYER, Auctioneers.
dee1i H~ diff
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TRAVERSE RUNNER PUNGs

THIRST quality of Stock and finish for Milkmen,
Il Groceries, and light Express business. For
Sale at ID. JORDAN'S,
No. Al Portland ST., Cor. Hanover
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MUSICAL GIFTS
For the HOLIDAYS f!

Fine Gilt Editions Price 5000 "fthese
Elegant Collections OF Bcnnd Music. en-.
titled:
GEMS OF rRAUS5. Instrumental.
GEMS OF SCOTTISH SONG. Vocal.
GEMS OF SACRED SONG.
GEMS OF GERMAN SONG. -"
WREATH OF GEMS.
PIANO FORTE GEMS.
OPERATIC PEARLS. 90
SHOWER OF PEARLS. " Duets.
MUSICAL TREASURE, and Instrumental
PIANO AT HOME. Four Hand Pieces
ORGAN AT HOME. Reed Organ Music.
PIANIS%S ALBUM. Instrumental.
PIANO FORTE GEMS.
Price per Volume, in Boards S2.5O; Cloth $500;
Full Gilt $780,
Also handsomely bound Olives of the Great Mu-
sic Masters: Mendessohn, Mozart Chopin, &c, cost.
ing $175 to $500 per book.
Sold everywhere. Sent promptly by mail, post
free. for retail price. Order soon.
OLIVER DITSON g. CO., Boston.
CHAS. IL. DITSON q CO., I'll Broadway, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE MAIN
IS
FITZGERALD !

We have not time or money to
devote to advertising. Neverthe-
less, we feel it a duty we owe our
selves and the public to expose all
Humbugs. Say what you like.
think what you Iike---the man who
thoroughly understands his bust
ness, can pay CASH down for
Goods, is the stronger, and can,
does and will, sell Goods less than
any CREDIT man above the
ground. This we have been doing,
this we will continue to do.
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Board Wanted.

DY gentleman in private family, where there
ID are no children. Address, with terms &c,
4, Box 40, Springvae, Me.
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FICKtU up
A small set work BOAT. The owner can have the
"A same by calling on -
C. & H. TREFETHEN,
dec161w* House Island.
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+. o. BAILEY Il Co.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Horse and Carriage Mart,
Plum Street, Portland, Me.
Auction Sale Every Saturday at 10 A. M.
oe2O If
TUG BOAT HUNTER
BY CTION.

On Wednesday, Dec. rs, at ~ - p. IN.
A T GALTS WHARF, we shall sell the Tug Boat
"A HUNTER. Terms Cash.
r. o. BAILEY 81 Co., Auctioneers.
decl1 DIST
The New York herald., 1874-07-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July TO- 1874
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED; good ordinary, l4hc !;
mddllpg l6sio Net receipts 8 Daes Sales 90 Stock,
9lSg Weekly-Net receipts 339 bales. EXports coast.
wise, l ,3j2 Sales, liza
New ORLEANS, July TO- 1874.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling, 7c. Net re-
ceipts. s bales gross s7a Exports-ro Great Britain,
Net receipts, 2,lD baes; gross, 2T9 Exports-To
Great Britain $780, coastwise, 4,369 Sales. 800
MomIE July 10, 1874
anS GSgS au c snf ssSa odmafy ioW Net e
ceips s6 bales ExportsCoaswise g2l; 70 the CONT
nent, 4s5 Sales, 80 stock, 6Sy Weekly-Net receipts
go bales ExportsCoastwise, 96i; to the Coounent,
495. Sales, 600 -, ,s
SAVANNAH July TO- 1874.
Cotton duh and unchanged; middlins, i6c. Net re-
ceipts, 76 bales; gross. 76 Sales ~ Stock iI,IIa
Weekly.-Net receipts 45l bales Gross, 46f, Exports
S'"''' ''' ~ W1LxrScroN, N. c., July II. 1874.
Spirits OF turpentine steady az 3Jc R,sin dull; 81 20
for strained 81 50 ror No. Crude turpentne steady
81 or yeow Dip 81 20 for virgin Tar quiet at 81 80
BUFFALO, July 10, 1874
Lake and rail- Imports for tho last twentyfour hours
Flour Is $40 bbls wheat 9s AZ bushels corn 20 s9i
oats 81 500 DO Canal shipments-Whest SSs8 bushels
corn, 1886 do oats, 2A2OO do. Canal freiehts-
Wheat giIc; corn SAc. oats, &c Flour steady; sales
i,Q@0 bbls, Qu the tolowas ranse;-Westsra sprlns,
The New York herald., 1874-07-11

% 50 81; bakers 81 81 Is; amber 81 50 So white.
IS 25a s. Wheat dull; Milwaukee No spring 81 80
Il 32 do No do 81 zS; red winter. 81 81 $0 white
winter 81 Is 81 IS Corn active and stronger sales Of
10000 bushels at61fc Csc Oats scarce NO Western
81 a SCI Western, 81 80 81 90 Other articles un-
changed c ,,,o 49,,
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat active and higher;
81 l0[ August No spring 81 T rejected ae os 4 s5c
Gle closed 61lc. spot 6s4c. 605sc. July 6O4c buyer
July 6ohe. bu. yer August Oats in iar demand & anu
Ss.se, August; rejected, ai1e Ac Rye firm and and
prices higher sales At 81 "a buyer September Pork
steady az sl3 - spot sls s5 August SIS SIS 20 sep
81 Snr; S Jsy whistey arm at Stc Lake ireishsE ;.
afternoon wheat closed irregular and duii at $li4
Juy Corn ani ana M unsettled sales az so4c July G,,sc
1872 90 DO. corn 900 do oats shipment,-.ON bbla
flour 1900 bushels wheat, l25,OJo do. $4,000 do
oats 1000 do. rye.
The New York herald., 1874-07-11

Wheat was in light demand but arm at about 81 81
81 50 for No. Chicago and 81 81 81 IS for Milwaukee;
held about lc above those prices The sales were aoo
si % for white Michigan and 81 81 $ TOR No Mi
waukee and Minnesota Corn WAS in good G demsna ma ana
for mixed and Sc S5c for white Oats were quiet but
steady The sales only abouy l8l bushels at soc.
wSs kve sold to the extent Of @ OF State at
81 I2h Canada, In bond. held at 81 5 Barley was en-
Pnx,GHrs.-We have only to report q moderate bust.
ness in berth fregbis with irregular,
and In some favorlng the shipper. There
fair inquiry for tonnage for charter but generally at
vessels for grain and petroleum. The engagements
prise 10 Liverpool, by steam 000O bushels OF grain
toy regular steamer at lod per 30 lbs; 20 hhds OF
tobacco at ~ Cd. and by an outside steamer @ %o9
Hs TO Bristol by sail s0U bushels OF grain at sd TO
and ga Tor whoai 10 Cardiff, by stearn 1000 boxes
cheese 5s The charters embrace an italian bark,
hence Cork for orders TO the United King ion, with
to Penarth Roads with 400 quarters Of do l0d
italian bark hence TO Bristol direct with 400 quarters
q do az es I'D AND e., fiS gratpisy; British bark
g. British brig, hence to Antwerp with $500 bbls OF
refined DO. on private TERMS an American bark. hence
NUO cases refined do. onsprvate terms IAN American
brig, OF 2oD bbls capacrty, hence to the windward
Islands at 6Dc. per btL Norwegian bark, 25s tons
bark from Philadelphia Hsyre or bunkrk with 200
bbls. crude petroleum, as5s 3D. German bark from
Wilmington TO Cork for orders for the United Kingdom
schooner from Jacksmvc. to New York with $4,000
feet of lumber So Other vessels were said have
been closed for petroleum. but unable TO learn
GuNsEs Tho inquiry for domestic cloth continued
fair W swAu way aud the market ruleo 1rm a. w.