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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

v nzktcrych okresich Kan
sas nalezen zvlastni pfizivni brou-
eek. kterf zanasi sc ton chvalite>
bnou praei, ze hubi kobylky. Pff-
zivnfk mel by b5ti podporovan a
podnecoran.- Nell by mS dati i
hned nEjakou pensi, neb neJakS
iiFad vynosny = anebo hlasovati
a zvoliti jej "a kraIe zapadu, q
, odrobiti jeho panstvi celou zemi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

Je tomu teprv6 nekolik mesfcG
zpet, co brazilsky parliament po-
volil rozmHozenf papirovych pc
nsz ku pfedcjitf finaneniho hpad
ku V fisi. A hlc nsinky toho :
veliky poset nejbohatsich firem
kIesl bankrot. Aby ipadek
nerozsifil sc jests vice, pomysli
vlada ma podporu zbyvajicich OBJ
chodnikd. - Zapistc 81 to "a usi,
pani inflationiste nasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

stran dra by Unio N Pa
cific nsinil sud- Dillon pfi spoIko
vem obsodnfm sondu v Dcs Moi>
mes, Ia, rczhodLnti, za most pfes
Missouri u Omaha nalezi ku dra-
70 tichomohk6 co nerozluGna cast
. ze koncc e'rahy u naIeza 70 te-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

To BY byla svanda, aby tax
Matt Carpenter obral 81 advokaty
Williamse Douglase za zastance
n obhaice zlodsj6, ktefi podvads-
Ii vladu 0 poplatky vyrkbsnf
koFeIky "a minula 4 leta. Lcp-
sieh a sehopnsisieh by nenalezl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

S Cernymi III Horami my
sli 10 vlada do opravdy. 20. kvst-
ma zaialo vojsko vypraya do Ger
nich Her, sestayajici $50 muzi
a AZ nalozenfch vozI, a vlete je
do pcvno Ii Randall. Co mimi
poene, ncyi Sc jeste.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

b aoah Esn1xzs ~ nFizen5 ossv.
dii = - hasPszI1Esks naEasiL
Tax ale ssshsji - svsssti $50
hka assv'siasaitfusi. vF,
sSsusi r'e.llky asass - IA Saa
krssh. "a 'azss fsslea vrlalaa
a o,tztai iiaa = dsea - vesss
siaabS. 4. aan.hsry rosa.sa Is,
ale a. "a Szsu a-sly. aa tessa -
oaalaa - kszEty pxs. aasa ~
- MoraTei 4svpa. -saselSy@ :
sse i.ss ef,Et sahEc. ka- -ss IS
tAua iess xzsiy 3s-t psts - en fe
velmt pffEaivS. eelsrS
i - a1s bliss - F.sizra Is. ssss 5,
- rakte; OPS q stop Is 81 .
Al sic. kiezss kaz.if usa-l a. -
svoa Erna So Ess rsee ata
aa estaac v sgsaaViieh rzkoa
Takavsvh ps5kisl1 asaAl hFsh
Il, uails -Pskrsku Espasa pz-
4 Viee. Pro ases d.ssi.
BassaE - yszsn xfssE4hoa. ~.
rsstaei. iesinejte > nsxe i.saaaasssz.s
kr@iany svtrai F'saetia "a ses si.-sI
i-se issinsli-
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vysizfil ? psslzl snsh. :. nafasi
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kruP = passral& tAk@va baaEr. p
obili J p-ale byly Fratrazny Ese
( xcaas atlaS,ne- Na Ekzr
: aeGan Eas
przv domEL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

Brisfow 20 Tinf. Dostal Sc po>
fadns ma kobylku sfbaIam kofa-
letn5m, I<teFi oloupiii zemi o TO
lik miIioni, co by hnedle uplati-
10 srolkovy duh. A nachytav
asi so vinopaIpfka ne zapade, o
bratil zraka svsch ma NovJ York,
nm zIodsj-ke dovozniky, ktefi tea
vIadu okradali o povinne clio. 81
la zbozf bnde hncdlc zabavena.
To budou easyl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

Angliek list jcdcn vysve>
tIuie pFisinu redavnych straehn
pied vaIkou v Rvrops. Francie
totiz We snEmu pfilala zeela ne
virBy zakon o zfizeni ozdobneho
pluku pFi armads. Bisrnak ma
to hncd rozepsal SC po vsech mo-
cnostech, ably 10 ns to upozornil,
a poHkazal k tomu, ze mfr evrop
skS tim ie ohrozen. Ostafnf moci
ale Bismarka upokojily. ze TO mic
neznamenA, zc Francic jestz da
leko nenf pFipravena X boji. A.
by pry jen pan Bismark vyskal
dsz ncb ri leta jestz, Francie
Dive ji-ts nepotne MIN boz. n5-
brz AZ b8de ready, . to u9Iyne
jests hodns vody Rynem do Isofe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25
Martha yaUk.

do NARoss. SAuSBxxs Co. Nx.,
le. kxStaa ISIS
Mill -Pokreka zaFalu".
Pf.lmii hsksvs >baaPee svs
r'aasie luisrl Fasgky. LaAsksAo rs>
LA Esanoxal Eslc oAromns hnsaAag
5 pozenky. Ssktefi C.ssAoxs s,a-
i - ie.ia=teli a pEesalosvaE pak
nose I,sirylS vy-ssshgvais-e = ce~A
a ssisso aby IAsky xl.ssea@~ks
hasf nsxSs,ns nsA IN snirnoa na-
hFada r'oaaksn svfm rO-leaaili,
hle.lsli j. vsenss,zus vyzlitksv.tS.
z nskterSao takovSho vytaAh al
$50 ] vice. Nikay Eestsg - abs
Posiohas hasnbag. sASsns Il -
den pkikl4d.
Leinena Anslisan jcaen. Iis-
q haaaherz, i~.di jak hssafef PCS.
etti-h nskds aslaks psi-sishsxales.
ktrfi Haajs Penlze- Aa vs Frenoar
ie'inasele, ktsry iak j.A- ssra ~
ls.ei pfistshovaiei psiJedoa. kaea
do waAos ie~is. kslcz raa IN iinS>
he sesksAo poehopz- Ma d pfs-ss-
hcvalee vice ak sSoo sssgG % IN
fuS - "a jest hned nejapkimnsi-,
sim Ceehea. Nall wax saxns. po-
sle isl nskam 10 vnitrn e~zlv.
kdea pax nansa ruk cd rossa aana-
havs sieetv2si y posfeay svs. Cs-
till ao~ti penkxs sirzs - jsi jake
klists . ae~rasti - - dfive. aa-
kasi nekaaPs r.azezaek- Ca n~zax
yAzsini iaruay - prs~lalsa y lsn
IinSna vysiFsiaeAam .azssssekS - >
= kazsls farny essans ma sroa-
.alo ~ nehsy- eAxsls p1ssnky ~
To- nekonesns. = rr5 j~na bia<ko
ns~sa. ze j. waAoa okrsun&n IL
den AID. "a rro.iS<4 ukek sz
MsHavAnam - akra - :. u "a.
Nskssss nseh MAJ z-ll aoross-
u syny. kdsby jel - sz>kS =
saaay -Sievanie~, dest&aa ~
nskolsk see akrs x<izrma . pesis<
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

Tajemnfk Delano piece
vysioupf : kabinetu, az SO psalo,
TO Grant tcmu ncchce pfipustiti,
vsdor tSm, kteff na pelsna xalu-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

hloub5ji, az by "a neKolik let O.
ella se nskde Cine. IDA Sc, ze
snad ien east dosavadni budovy
bude strzena pfestavsna, ostatni
zde, jiehz propadani da Sc pfede-
jiti, budou podrzeny. Ostatns ne
chce Potter utiniti To ma svou god
povednost, nfbrz pfedlozi to Ia
jemnfku Bristowu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

MiIiors. lick ' San Fran
cisco zkusii mnoho nexnaEf pro
svou lidumilnosr, kdyz byl ce.S
ttmsf sva jmSnf odkaxal obcc>
nfm dxcIam- Sotya % pozdravil
i nenoci sySs oblsbsIi jsj nssset-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25
NOVINY.
AMERIKA.
Soustati.

Pan Potters. dohlitejfcf
stavitel pfi pokladne spolkov6,
rns = nixon zpravu nedostatcfch
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

Il V Hutchinson ehtsji grange
rows zaloziti huie.
V Elk River stavi e nova
posta.
II V okr. Stearns a Colisprinss
naIczeno lozisSo olova.
n Gesky ho>h simon Lasicki. !.
spadl We winoaa DO voly pod mly-
mem Cane & Go. = utopil =.
yajiska kobylck ziA - 3
zmrzly We s;atu. aspnh nikde -
neobicvuji fartnefi - tssi tomu
Nv Preston uzavFeii obssn&
sbirati penire kn vystaysni dra-
hy Preston Do Newhurgu- Oh
sane Che,ieId ehssi. drihu into
miti poslnutu aE sem.
h Draha &c st. Claat 10 Hut
crimson jest bexpochyby zaiists-
ma. neb Sc kapitalist9 pilns l}a.k
pisuji spFispsvky.
4 Ma iezeEe Robcrsiavs. Y elre-
su Faribault ohicyilo - 20 sejiti
ledu uejm5ns 50 ton uartv5ch ryb
kterS obyvatel6 okolni naseli n
kopa,i DO zems, ably nerokaEil se
vxiuch mrsinnu-
4 Turell Lewis u Redwood
Falls drzi 10000 akra 1900 akrs
ie vzdslano III farrrn vvssavs.
no pro naiemniky +; issos ziorni <e
5000 akra vice vystavi s. e.
noyych iarcm.
DAKOTA.
H V Bismark e lete's piins "a
vi, a ressto se xvesli.
Il oseni okresg Turner stoJ1
vjborns.
II Spaci voxy byIy zavs,ieny
na draxe seyerni iiehomoFsl<t, osi-
dsleni minnssotsks.
II Koryto Feky Missoari posi-
nuto po posleini Povodni Bis-
mark o 80 yarla zpst OF Point.
jehoz vEeeky balovy s.yly odPla-
veny.
Il v Canton, o<res L.lmeoin. ba-
de sc stavsti nova radniec IN l.
traty mssta toho, se2<ao.
Il Indians Sattons;i oSekavaii
letos nepfAtelstvi krmeay Eirai-
ne Cd Missouri lezieimI-
Il Nsktefi ol1ans jamestown
100 mil n Fargo. vratili - b.
IN taFiho a pTiyexli n $500 tuFl-
ho masa a koii.
II AZ huloa Germs Tlory bilym
osadnlkam otevFsnS, nsbadoa NJ
&C miti indiana mista 10 seiS JJi1-
nj pakots. kde neni lovIsfsst. -
ID Ia kraiina basle otevfsna os2sl-
] nehade vice straeha pEesl
Indiany.
II Cesti farmeFi Y okresa Yaak-
ton a Bonhomne oscli Ietos dvoi-
nasob tolik pozemka CO loni. o=e-
nj stoli yyborne.
Jednatelstvi CheysnnskS by
10 zaplavenc pcslesinf povoeiai a
mnono budov odnescno. yejsko
muscle Sc ui6ei na navrsi do ta-
boru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

v Sherman, Conn, Eiie stafena
jissa, ktera p-oklina kazds nesls-
Ic pred kostelesa nesPsavedlnoss
zakond stasnieh. vyklsslaf: -.Po-
disejse sc. souseiko. md maz do
-ial jenom SO "a hlasovanl sie-
mokrasy, sossesi Bill siostal SIS
n hlasovani = repablilxany. d
10 neni In nejssasi ns~pravssil-
nosty To 10 rovnosf, 10 je sxobe~
day Ci by neuasli hyti rakony
stelns pro repnhlskany j deme>
kraty Ale nebude 10 Iinak. nex
my zeny budeme samy dslati Es.~
kony r
,,Aeh, vIsiis, pEitelkyns mils.
vsera vsnavas tatlnek s5ss miSljnl
spolcsn0sti ma olracenE pohana.
. il ted ncmam iesss jarnE kIe-
hoax, muslin no~lsi xS...-. anea.
Iohsks- :. g 10 kFersanskss, j. -
iidsks I Ach r
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-05-25

hicago. ma
en- million
o, 20 nlusf
bourana a
jdfiveroz-
avil, BE ne
jako V No
budova ia
1k on roku
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18


At market for the current week. Cattle. 2l7S;
Sheep and Lambs 6456 Swine, 5000; number OF
Western Cattle, 214S; Eastern Cattle : Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows $780, Cattle left over from last
; week =. .rF
Prices of Beef Cattle, ~ cwt, live weight Extra
quality 81 50 a Co., first quality Sc rs Is; sec
Ond quality Sc % q 80: third quality SIS 121 q IS;
poorest grades of coarse oxen bulls &C., at So so q
500. ~'FIfE [l-EL'E. -.k
Brighton Hides -@s cents " III. Brighton Tai
Country Hides q SIC % tb. Country Tallow SO
Calf Skins 4 q 15c p fb. Sheep and Lamb Skins
1 25 a rs each.
The supply of Cattle from the West this week was
larger than that of last market The quality upon an
average was little better. Prices remain unchang-
ed. There have been but few lots sold at our high
est quotations. part of the Western Cattle we're
detained by snow in Canada and did not get in until
Wednesday. The trade did not open very actively on
Tuesday on account Of the freezing up OF the water
pipes and water for the Cattle had to be hauled in
water casks. III 81 d. ,
Working Oxen-For several weeks past the supply
of Working Oxen in market has been light. eW
pairs each week is all the market requires during the
winter months. We quote sales of pair, girth feet
IL inches, live weight 200 lbs for $l7o pair grte
feet inches, live weight 1850 TBS for $165; pair,
girth feet inches live weight 1850 Tbs, for 1852;
s siF, grin '''' ncne' '' "'isH' -''' los ~
Store Cattie-Yeariings 81 q SIS; two year Odds
SIS a $23; three year Odds $25 q $40 W head. Most
the small Cattle brought into market that are in
fair condition are bought up by butchers to slaugh-
ter. Not much call tor Stores. 90
Mich Cows-We quote Extra $55 q 90; ordinary
Cows are beginning TO come in more freely and the
trade for Cows is most always good. Prices do
not vary much from week to week.
sar ssi.,s iy bnsesers sastassE isszea al
Brighton from a &c " fb. From the North theIsup-
ply was light; prices obtained ranging from @ &c
Swine-No Store Pigs in market; Fat Hogs $3.50 in
market; prices g Sic " ID.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

. Monao
ohnS o4 1os a'nfacturer died at Sontb Carver
Gnusetts ianulacsre' qeu h a. J;sans Iva
60 aae uoars "''0inoon' VI "'''''''' "s'0
A. ;nvostia.,;on sbows GROSS mismanaae.
,,an at of 10 paonla's Ssv;nas Rank at 81
Tnn;s uh ' roceptiv snSnendsd
H. naror+ not M, n p Conway the
wall Inown ,o t@S had died TUESDAY Is m.
true.
Ioh, Dr.,,,on nrorsipont nol;t;cian of
NJ IarSo ~ h'spit dnaS uestsrdav morn.
NC inc" in IorSsv e1 Ttv n'nii o'"'
hne ooron l;n iuIy in .nJ uaIe Mass Tnos.
da an;t me rs;1rnod afcsrs Of hsme bnt
say hoWaver that the crossin@ is an extremely
dangerous one. = 3I.F 'G' [s..4.
Affairs If tho Mercbant's Mills Fall River.
oontinna on;et Theu ore Increasing the nnm.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
srs rs; good stockers so q 4 5as good Texans at

ers IS; good stockers 80 q A 52a good Texans at
$50. II
bush corn, II 900 bush oats 1000 bush barley 5000
hogs.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1T.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheat is in fair demand No Milwaukee cole; MOI
Milwaukee at S5tc for cash; seller March at S54c;
seller for April $500 Corn Is quiet; best frm new
in store at 63Ic Oats firm No in store at 511c.
RYE declining and quiet; No in store at co. Bar.
lev is easier; No Spring seller March 14a; NO 5
az in store co. Provisions is shade frmer. Mess
PORK is 10 cash. IS 25 for seller March; prime mess
16 50: extra prime 10 90. Sweet Picked Hams lOtg
~ DIV sailed meats-shoulders SIC for loose md
dies Of q 1O4 fcr loose; boxe s M is tettIe a.
Receipts-3SOO bbls flour. 230O0 Dusn wheat.
Shipments $500 bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat.
TOLEDO Feb. 17.-FlOur is dull and unena Me
Wheat dull No White Michigan o Ss seller Apr
1O seller May 124 No Red 06t. Eorh rs, u eai
high Mixed at 664c seller March CSC; seller apr 9s3
seller May Tic; low Mixed 65ac; Whte SsG g.. oass
quiet and unchanged Michigan at SIG; Wlo'e e. az az
59c. Clover Seed at 40. Dressed Hogs at so y
Re- Recepts-s,ooo bush Wheat. 5000 bush Corn, s.
Us Shipments H 900 bush Wheat, 1900 bush Corn
5000 bush Oats.
DETROIT. Feb. 17.-Flour is unchanged. Wheat Is
unchanged; extra White Michigan at IL mo w Ite
90; No Amber at OFT % 08, Corn Is hrm anu Il,
fair demand; No Mixed 6sIc. Oats are quiet anu
unchanged. Clover Seed ~ q ~ asheo anu y ~
q 20 bid. ... ,ooo
Shipments 1000 bbs flour, 5000 bush wheat, 2OOC
bush corn, 90 bush oats.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 17.-Cotton is dull.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 17.-Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands 15sc. ..l
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-Cotton in good demand
Mddling upands at 14sc. p
MOBILE, Feb. H.-COtton is quiet; Mlddlng up
lands 143 "a l4dc,
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18

The fifth proposition was next taken up. Inc
proposition was read, the House giving Close
attention. 1t was then put upon its passage "
be engrossed, was lost yeas 10, nays loo
The sixth proposition relative to the eiectoh
of Senators by plurality was advocated by MI,
Lyman of Machias, and passed to be engrosseu
by vote of 121 yeas and nays.
The seventh proposition relating 70 special
legislation and corporations was passed 10 pe
eDgrossed, yeas 113, nays e.
1t is as follows:
Amend art. part of the Constitution NY
adding thereto the following sections;
Section 10. The Legislature shall, from time
omy because we were required to elect repre-
to time, provide as far as practicable,b by general
laws, for matters usually appertaining to speciai
or private legislation.
Section IA. Corporations shall be formed I'M
der general laws, and shall not be created by
special acts of the Legislature, except for NUM-
eipal purposes, and in e .ses where tie objects
of the corporation ca 9otherwise be attained,
and however forma,, 10y shall forever be sub
iect to the general laws of the state.
The eighth proposition relative to the election
of Governor by plurality. Messrs. Lyman and
Talbot favored the amendment, and Mr.. Tefft
opposed. The resolve was refused a passage,
yeas Is, nays 56, not two-thirds in the afirma-
tive.
The House, having considered all the amend
| ments passed upon by the Senate, adjourned at
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of Portland Markets.

i ~ 10 WEEK ENDING FEB. II, 1919.
The cold weather has restricted trade in al
branches and the transactions of the week have beer
comparatively small. The proposed increase of for
egn duties and additional revenue taxes have un.
settled prices the articles affected but otherwise
there are few movements to record. The money mar
ket is in the easy condition as previously no.
ticed.- Gold closed at 115s. .....t
Butter is without change. Cheese has sustained
considerable advance for factory, now quoted at
16t@174c. Coffee is dull and sales light holders
disappointed to the duty question, but are still
firm in their prices. Drugs are without movement
except in opium which has undergone further de-
cline to So 75 Dyes are inactive. Dry goods are
very firm on all kinds of cotton fabrics. Fish, four
grain and groceries are comparatively quiet, and
there is no change in prices. Lard is without move
ment Leather is in fair demand. Metals remain
dull Matches have sustained an advance and foI
star quoted at So o. 10. Naval stores exhibit a
slight advance in turpentine, the inside price being
44c. Oils show a decline in linseed and an advance
in elaine. Produce is fairly active; eggs have adj
vanced to &c, and potatoes quoted at 65 q zoe.
Provisions are rather quiet, and there is further
decline in pork products. Sugar is active and with
a strong market. Teas show dull market and light
sales Tobacco is in active demand owing to the pro-
posed addition to the tax.
FREIGHTS-There is but little doing in freights
The schooner Oliver Dyer has been chartered to
Porto Rico and return to north Of Hatteras with
lasses and sugar, 81 molasses and 45c on sugar.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
A senator Elected i'm West Virginia.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Feb. 1.-THE Cover
nor has agreed not to veto the capital bill and
in five days it will become a law. On the adj
iournment of the Legislature the Governor pro-
ceeds to Wheeling to make arrangements for
the removal of the capitol.
On Joint ballot IN the Legislature to-day for
u, S. Senator Allen 7. Carpenter received 50
votes; Judge Moor 25; Price 10. The members
then began changing their votes, and the result
stood, Carpenter IS: Berkshire 10, the Repub-
licans voting for Berkshire. There is great ex-
element. Carpenter is an able man, and his
election will be a great help in pacifying the
Charlestonians for the loss of the capitol.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
MATTERS in MAINE
Higgins and Lawler Sentenced.
(Snpcial tO the PreSS1

ana AaWIcf SeHtcuCCu.
Special to the Press.)
LEWISTON, Feb 17.-To-day Judge Danforth
sentenced Rufus N. Higgins to seven years and
Thomas Lawler to three and one-half years ia
the states prison for manslaughter in the kill
ing Of James Barlow. Both take their senten-
ces with placidity and Higgins remarks, cit
is about what / expected
A Gay and Festive Fish Dealer.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 17.-John D. Arthenay, a
well known. fish dealer and owner of fine
horses, has left the city under circumstances
that lead to the belief that he will not return.
He was accompanied by young woman with
whom he is supposed to have lived on terms OF
too great intimacy, leaving his wife behind,
who followed him to-day. One OF our banks
and several private parties hold his paper for a
considerable amount. His shop is closed and
most of his horses were taken away yesterday
by Portland parties. Mrs. D'Arthenay claims
to be owner of the valuable stallion, Young
Fearnaught.
A Collector and Postmaster for Bangor.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE President sent
to the Senate to-day the name of Ebenezer F.
Fox for collector of Bangor; and that of Au-
gustus f. Farnham for postmaster for the
same city.
The Portland daily press., 1875-02-18
The Wool Market.

Boston, Feb. 17.IlReported for the Press. THE
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lOck So q
60c; do Choice Xxx 81 a 55c; do fine X So q &c., me-
dunn 81 q SIC: coarse so q &c. Michigan extra and
Xxx 81 a 53c; fine so q sic; medium 81 q SIC; COM
mon II "a 4Sc; other Western fine and 40 q SIC /;
medium 40 a SIC, common IS a 48c; pulled extra
40 a 55c; superine 40 q 55; No 1, rs q 35c; comb
ing fleece 81 a CSC; California Is q 40c; Texas Is
a acc; Canada 40 q 55c; do combing so a s.; Smyr-
Ayres IS "a 3sc Cape Good Hope 80 q SIC; Austral-
ian 45 tD SEC; Donskoi 20 q 36c; Mestiza pulled 30
a sac. U.-laif ,ctt -I
There continues to be steady demand for all kinds
of domestic. Manufacturers are purchasing in lots
as wanted, and the fair average sales noticeable for
some weeks past on comparatively dull market in-
dcaes that the stock in the hands of manufacturers
is quite small. We not OoS for any material change
in prices at present.
In New York there are no new features; the week
opened quiet and has continued to the close, but
prices have remained steady all descriptions with
the exception of Cape and Fall California. Medium
Woods continue very scarce and are wanted, and
choice lots would easily realize trfe above the &C
tual ruling rates. "
In Philadelphia the market has been quiet, as a
number of mills both here and at the Eastward have
been closed, owing to the scarcity of water. The
market for manufactured goods presents rather
more encouraging aspect and holders generally are
firm in their views, although the inquiry has been
confined almost exclusively to medium grades. which
are scarce, while the finer descriptions are in good
supply and neglected. The stock is steadily becOm-
ing reduced