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Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

HARD TINES NOT so VERY HARD LUMBER
ING-A PROSPEROUS FARMING COMMUNITY
THE ICE BUsINEss-GRANITE QUARRIEs,
ETC.
Special Correspondence OF the Boston Post.
SULLIVAN. ME-, May Is.
The chronic eroik hard tines has reached
Eastern Maine, but the people of the section
really know but very little ofthe full force and
meaning of the cry u, il comes from the me-
chanics and lab0ring class of the large cities
and manufacturing towns of Massachusetts
True, in the numbering towns, business is very
dull, and laborers 90 about the streets without
being able 10 find employment But in those
towns in which the people have been compelled
10 abandon numbering, and have turned their
attention tn farming. there IS no evidence OF
suffering or poverty. but many indications of
thrlft and prosperity.
The recent unfavorable winter for ice dealers
on the Hudson and other rivers has started a
u new business in this section. and in many of
the towns in Hancock aud Washington cou mites
parties have been engaged erecting ice-houses
and storing large Quantities of this natural pro-
duction, with an eye TO the necessities of the
Centennial year. II this ice shall prove to be
Of sufficiently low te enperature to keep the poll
ticians cool during the coming Presidential
campaign il will need no other recommends
tien.
II is gratifying TO know that the business
men OF Maine are turning their attention 10 the
mineral resources OF the State, more especially
to the granite quarries which hitherto have not
been u source of much revenue to the State.
Now. whoever travels over this section will
lind evidences that in the future. this is to be
business OF the first importance Perhaps no
town in the State has better natural facilities for
shipping the finest quality of granite than the
little town of Sullivan in Hancock county; and il
is really refreshing, in these dull times, to see
what chsnges have taken place and improve
ments been made in the granite business Of this
town during the pastyear. Several companies
Lave been organZeIamoug which is the Sui.
livan Quarry Company. under the direction of
Mr.. Francis Worcester, recently of Boston.
This company has put an engine on the track
of the Stmson Granite Company and forming
junction with that road about two hundred
rods from the wharf, are now laying the rails
from said junction to the quarry, distance of
about two thirds Of mile. This engine works
admirably. and is intended to do the work for
both companies, having capacity of moving
seven hundred tons of stone from thu quarries
to the wharf every ten hours. The entire road
will be completed in about ten days, and when
done the Sullivan Quarry Company will have
irst-elass facilities for Qusrrying, cutting and
shipping stone.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
State Ne VS..


hc,.n .,,,,,,, r., ,t,.r INV. h,.,.,, ,,
J.r.J ,I ,t,., hn.In...
o'an' ""od"atu' proprietor y '"'
r'h"u''"l ENthahsr nAn2"r' u''H "e"-
"'N ~ a''"' '''"i' ""S
a woman was crushed to death by roll
'V j" '"t pN'P "''' '' "'N"N"''N '"-
h''dHE AFTERNOON.
Judge Merrill OF Nevada. i To be the
orator % The day at the Lewiston and Au-
burn IN Of July celebration.
The Time. ysimmirraut~ are canning
to Aroostooh from the western part oi the
state, TIL, spring in good numbers, look
ing for farms.
-Rey. Mr.. Clinton. C,thnlic pri.,, i'm
Newport. was severely Injured Friday
morning b, being thrown from wagon
D. runaway horse.
Portland Ia. 4 resident a Mr. poar.
son Who wa. lnl wear. old On the 23J
min
op.., C..,.. ,,......:, ,..-....,.
-, 80 ~! ''' , ','"..r =.
~ Az i''"'''" ~ ~" -
''P Mn"
=, "o'' 'n''Is y oI"i'" y" NJ y n''"ah
- "'"'N ." y '"e
49, ""'''' '"'N'N AZ SO" VIC" 0'"'' A''H
MI. raul H. iIaze.tlne OF BeIiast.on hIs
return from FLORIDA Iast Moudty,where hr
and ~ iamiiy have been spending IN" WIN
Ter found that bis house hai been entered
during his absence aud SILVER anu other
property s'o'eh 10 'ne 'H'ue oI "oo" 81
'V'
The bronze statute of the Citizen
soldier for The town OF W teryille, made
h4 Rnlksrf w nod q lfu4Iu l.t.Blfa "A "A
of $500 has arrived and win b. put 10 ~
siiion this week The pedestal j. % granite
from the Bodwcll quarry.
The Police cf Portland have 500
worth Of unclaimed cold chain. taken from
two pi9kpoeket' convicted Of larceny. The
thieves Claim 70 have come from Fhi!adc.-
phia. lhr pphce invite thc owners -
claIn property
john Abbott and John B1hau. uftireat
FaIls, were pitching dressing out Of a 0aru
cellar, and tell into a dispute. during which
in self dcfeurc. Abbott smOie Bohaa wI.n
a manure fork. cuttius Bnhau'~ upper lip
nearly on, crushing The bone, II the face
badly, ana loosening several teeth - thtL
they had 70 be extracted
The Democrat says that Carson. tie
alleged murderer, has recently been living
at lIampden. Monday hc decided tD move
back 10 Milford but the citizens got track
OF il and when the team c,ntaiuIu. Car.
s"hs goods arrived. they chased i AL over
town ana would under ~ circumstances
allow me thlhG' 70 pe lrit thert. There
are bound carson shAsI not return.
The residence Of Mr.. John Black. OF
Brewer. was entered last Thursday night
and $500 Ia cash were taken from bureau
drawer The robbers broA. a pane OF
glass ia window IN the rll aud reached III
and unfastened the window. Mr. Black j,
a laboriny man. ana had recently SOLD ms
his truck-team. and had laId the money
aside for future use. He will feel the los,
severely.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

Clergy men may not be aware that by
an amendment to the laws last winter. in
regard to making a return to town clerks
of their marriages solemnized, that the re-
turn must be made on or before the 18th
posed.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
c Gbr Gllswortb Amerieau.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
.Is-k. Ellsworth, Me, bv THE HANCOCh
I1U Nry PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c. see first page.
aS>. VI. PErTENGILL 4 co. 10 state Street
Boston. 81 Park Row. New York. andi7Ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents Tor procuring
ADVERT ~emcnts for the American IN the above
cine. ami authorized TO contract for advertising
Al orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
H0rombega Hall, Bangor, Thursday, June 22
at IL A. NJ.

propose a. support the candidate OF the Republican
party 90 Tue pending elections are invited % sen4
-e.esai'-- to a state Convention 10 be held IN
H1rombega Hall. Bangor, Thursday, June 22
81 II A. NJ,
:lg she purpose Of nominating candidate for gov
ernur 70 be SUI ported at the September election
and two candidates for electors OF President. an,
attend o. such other business As usually comes be
f.5-, such meetings.
The basis OF representation viii be As follows
Fach city, town and plantation Is entitled 10 on,
delegate and one additional delegate for ever
>eveuty-Gve votes given for the Re pubAcan candi
1atc ior Governor in ls72. A fraction OF FORT
votes over the number which is entitled 10 on,
delegate, viii he accorded delegate.
The Republican state Committee will be in ses
siou "a the ante-rOom Of the Hall al O'Clock th
morning Of the Convention. The usual reduce
lare- On railroads and steamboats, may be expected
a. wlIGlI due announcement Will be made.
JAMES q. BLAINE, keunebec,
Chairman.
WILLIAM p. FRYE, Androscoggin.
DANIEL RANDALL, Aroostook
STANLEY I. PULLEN, Cumberland.
CHARLES j. TALBOT, Franklin.
JOHN II. HOPKINS Hancock.
HIRAM BLISS, JR-, Knox.
:. :. MAEBLE. Lincoln
ENDl II POSTER. JR.. Oxf0rs
JOSEPH ". PORTER, Penobscot
+. \. THOMPSON, PIscataquIs.
J. W. WAKEFIELD, Sagadahoc.
Il Il. SHEPHERD, Somerset.
WILLIAM W. CASTLE, Waldo.
WM. J. CORTHELL. Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
T. 4. SMITH, Secretary.
N4v
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

A Committee are now investigating
charges brought against Speaker Kerr.
Opinions differ a. TO the truth of these
charges. The charge consists in the
Speakers s,when member Of Congress, ac-
cepting bribe for procuriu. an appoint
meni TO Office.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Shore Line Railroad

THE Annual Meeting of the Bangor land Calais
/ shore Line Rail- DAD Company viii be- held
at Cher deld, on Wednesday the 7lh Of June next
at eleven O'Clock A, NJ.
The Municipal officers of all towns who bav.
subscribed on the Books tor Stock voted Dy the ir
respective towns, are entitled to repre- ,ept the
hamnei oil share. so subscribed either personally.
or oy proxy In writing authorizing some person
10 represent said shares and vote at said meeting
East Machias, May 10, 1876. ,waI
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Ordered by the City Counci,

that on ths dfh day ofJune the City Couoc il w,l,
conslier the proposition of establi shing a bylaw
requiring tue use OF wide rim med wheels by 10 ad
teams on the streets .! the City of ElIswou n a.
authorized by chapter l70 of the Special Ac Is OF
1870 Ana ordered further that the City Clerk
Puphsn this nouce In the Ellsworth Amer can
eleven days prior to said day alb I'VE named
true Copy-Atlest: l.. B. WYMAS,
aWD City Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

Hon. WIN. p. FRYE WAS renomnated
FOR Congress Wednesday by the republi.
cans Of the second conyres sioual district.
Mr.. Frye is now serving his third term in
Congress.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

MIR. Hale meets with marked aPprnha-
,lon for his succes>fu. iish; IN the House
against the absurd revising of the NAVY
Pay-table which Whiuhorue tried 20 fa.irn
70 the naval appropriation bi. The Bo~-
ton Advertisers " Washington correspond
ent says: e. .he Maine members di>cam-
hture of General Banning was one OF the
best things OF the Kind which has happen
ed during the year" Ken. journal.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
4 Proclamation ~ the President.



Tac following pros ama;iou has bscn issued
bt tae Ff,,li,uf.
Whereas, a joint rr-8utipn ~ the senate
AMI House q EepT'>eutatiys. of tie United
>iair- VA. duly approved on the 18Th day OF
March at. vAirh resolution = a, iplow.. b.
10 ltod 10y th. >fnttr aud House uf Repre-
>eutiNs. Of the U.tisd state. of America. in
Congress as. mb.cd, that b. tr and i hereby
recommended hy the Senate and House Of l.-I,-
re-. natives u the people Of the several state
tina; They assemble IN their several counties or
towns ou the approaching cen enuiAl auuiycr>a-
~ oi our National independence. and that they
aus" tO have deiis cred on such dan an hl>iori-
cal sketch Of s-ld county or town from it, for
nation. and that copy oi >ail sketch may be
nied IN print or manuscript in Tie clerk, Office
Of sAld county. and an ad,iiilura. Copy Ia print
or mAnuscrlI De filed in the Office Of the libray
~ Il Congress, tp the intent that = complete
record may thus bc obtained Of the prog Of
our institutions during the first century OF
their existence; anu whereas. 1t i deemed
proper that such accommodation b. brought
10 tie npiice anl know ledge Of the people oi
the United States; now. therefore. !. Ulysses
:. Grant. President OF the United States, do
herrby declare and make known the same. In
hope that the object Of such = resolution may
meet with the approval of the people Of the
Unii~i states. aud that proper step, may be
taken 10 carry the same into effect.
Given under my hand, 4t The Jiiy Of W ash
ingtoa. on the 2jth OF May, ia the year Of our
Lord. 'iSI6. and Of the independence OF the
United States, the Tooth.
L. :. GRANT. President.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary vi State.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

The Senate decided on Saturday. by a
vote of 81 ayes to - nays, that it has ju-
ri>diction in the impeachment of the late
Secretary OF war, William W. Belknap.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

Hon. Geo. F. Talbot will deliver the
Grafton at Portland and +. II. Nealey Esq.
the Grafton at Bangor on the Fourth.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

The custom Of placing hAgs a, half
mast on Decoration Day Is nkcly to be
supp!Anicd by the practice Of pu,;in- haSs
AT fall mast on these occasions. SAYS the
Boston Transcrip: Of Monday These
dead have not died in vain" therefore let
every nag that i raised Tomorrow be
placed masthead high There j, 40 occ;,-
sion for half.staf mourning.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

fTdE Copartnership heretofore existing between
tnal consent. ii. Douglass wi II collect and sci.
tie All outstanding bills, and will continue the
business heretofore carried on by the nrm
JOHN ii. DOUGLASS,
r, q. DEssIsLE
Atlantic House, Bar Harbor, Eden
Nav 10, 1875. awel
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

DkMBkpkE :. HIGGINS ~ Mt Desert ~ ht.
GC"i lated the ht-t a. IS uf Janu4rg I--5auI
recorded ia the Hancock registry nf iet.I- N.I
Ih3 PAGE IS, cony eyed TO "a. the untcr-tgn.,i n
moTtSls" certain parcel OF real estate situate
lh VI. trAett IN the County OF UAucncs and 10
-rrin"i A. ttlnw- The northern hall part Of lot
numbered eighty -ulne 10 said Mt. Desert arro.t.
lNk 90 ibc survey and plan OF the same made by
James Ictcts, surveyor, -aid lot being situated
uu %" east -tlc ~ >omcs' sound 10 called ana
said nutthcrly hall being adjoining the home. a.
Of t'ilr- 50 gent And cunlIuou Of .Ail uiart p
having b'eu broken We thviuuaersigncd b. r,asun
thereof rlAtrn : force closure. J. uAaDR SO
W. Desert, Nay q. $50. lsa..
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

Would you be free fro IN the tormenting pa ins
caused by Kidney Disease, use HUNTS REME-
Df,the great Kidney Medicine. HUNTS REM.
EDf never fails to cure Kidney Disease. Dropsy
or any Disease OF the Urinary Organs. One
trial will convince you. Try HUNTS RENE
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

1t is now said, that Eng and will sur
render to the L. S Winslow. the Forger
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Aetu . ADVERTISEMENTS.
Shcrin''~ sale.

HA>cncN AZ. May 3l.s \. u. 1870
hNNr iht> day taken on execution the riEht
Whtth hsnrgc T. CLARK has redeem from A
m"risA-' lo Arthur ,. DTinkwaier. dated sent
~ a. l~sj. aud recorded in the Hancock Reg -try
80 bc''i.. Book Is! Page -. certain marcel ut
k"al E-tAtr .iinhtci IA the town nf >urry in Han.
rHrA ouuty aud ltfnE on the wet side uf the road
lcAdirE ium West Ellsworth g. ~urry village aud
t'--rib',i as 81 low r. ll,ginuIng AZ tl,. south
1r>t Cururr pt Jason Fhtiiu~' hOueaea.i thence
e4-. SAID Phillips south line to Manuel t.a-.
per- li, thcuc" south % the west lu- of .tti
tA-pcT- lot to the sOuth-We corner OF the anne
thrncs wet parallel with said Fai.hp,' south irue
{" tIC road. iucaCc north On stil road to place pi
i"sluuIuk aud continuing twenty acres more ur
l'-s Ani -htl SEA sam rtSht At public auction
al tha N.,rln' ufiee IN Ellsworth tn .aiI county
~ II-urprA, on saturday the tirst DAY OF JuIy 4
u l-1r. A. o'clock tho forenoon
Il. bkNEEEtN. enrrr.
y iTu" c7py-Arc>t' S.s.
-. \. Il DENEgEUX. ef,rlG.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
80 CENTS FREE.

SPECIAL oFFER-FoR A sHoRTTlNE o>L1
"il send. POSTPAID PRE-, h each neR -
s'lloer OF lHh NEW YORK AGE~rs' MDNrI-
magnificent CENTENNIAL NFNopf.1 MEDIA
ithcy bux struck in Albata Plate silver ..-s
than silver trade dOIln, 5-S inch in dIamsts
Iflce 81 cents each. The AGENTS MONTHLi
handsome, spicy, Is page paper Sub-erP.
price % cents year. Send . cents and yoa 81
receive the AGESrs' MONTHLY tor one veIr. F'7'
paId, an the above Medal gratis
Address, PEHr0N PUBLISHING CO.
6nOsl0 l7O EEOApw.y SyS yoKk.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Freedom Notice.

TOR valuable consideration I have this dsv
! gwen to my son, Oscar Staples his time dur
ing his minority and give notice that shall claim
tracing after this date. -
r,,. j. A. STAPLES
i''"ofsh' may lcth, 1915. 3W2ls
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

The question of public park and SOL
ders' monument is being discussed at Au-
gusta.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
THURSDAY. NAY e. 1876,
Republican National Convention


Washington January Is. The Republican Com.
nlttee have appointed Cincinnati, june lIth ioE
Tie National Convention
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Ellsworth Gas-Light COMPANY.

rnHE annual meeting oi the stoc ckholders OF The
! Ellsworth Gas-Light Company for the choice
OF OMcers for the ensuing year and for the trans
action OF any legal business, will be held at the
store OF j. I. 4 q. III. Grant Monday June
at O'Clock, T. NJ. S.P. sToCKBRID0E, Sec.
MAY 81, 1876. 2y2,
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01

Dissolution Of CO.Partmcrshin
The firm of Hale Joy is this day dissolved by
mutual concent.
FRANK Ii. HALE,
FRED Z. JoY.
Ellsworth, MAJ q, 1876. lwas.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Asslgnee's Sale.
In the District Court o the United state
Tor tuc District pl ii liur.
Ia the matter ot JOIN VI. NEtE.-a
Bankrupt.


| HEREBY give notice thai pursuant z, m ..
OF sad court. shall .ell II auction Oh .-t.
the ninth OF June \. y. ISIS, at IL \ ST sa be
PREMISE, the ip,i"wng leseribsi rell e-tt.a Fa-
me hnlllag, thereon. stu tied In ~urH Ls
cuu'N o. hancock IN sail District @ ~ f
y by land owned by one william q TrrSJ--
westerly by land awuei by oue KD-y.a A
Swe't ani southerly by the highSdy le.,.i.l- gram
ellsworth 10 >urry. SAID los beng a,J-i t-
hhndred and tgcaty leet on the h yhgg.l, AL nd.
nlng back about two hundreI and t.y-u.
Inc above described lot being the h,u -f-+a
she zAtd Merrill. Tne premises will js -i.t -1.
Ject 10 mortgage TO Chas. J Abbot OF tHa,.t.
r"F iufthef particular, inquire Of ll. .4Ii
signed. ANDREW f. Wt-wp,I k-...-a
Ellsworth. May II, 1876 3sI
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Report Of the Condition
Bucksport National Bank,
AT sucksPoaI. sIAIf1oF MAINE.

at the close of Bu.ine.s, May eOth. 1870.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts sis R2I -
L :. Bonds to secure circulation, 10 90
Due from approved reserve Agents, 95-0i.15
Due from other National Banks 2u0
tgrrcnt expenses and taxes paid 500 90
Checks and other Cash Items Gits9
Bills of other National Banks G41 70
Fractional Currency (includIng Sickels) IS
specie including Gold Treasury Notes 1913 81
Legal Tender Notes, 23uU
redemption fund with L. s. Treasurer
per cent Of circulation 400
IoTAL'.''... s32i jl3 -
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid IN lDOOlO %
surplus Fund, 2j as4 90
Other undivided Profits 5G.i y
,>''iohai bahk Notes outstanding eIt a
Dividends unpaid, 3i0
Individual Deposits subject TO cheek lO7l lUOi2
TOTAL. 52i,5 ,5l3 IS
STATE OF MAISE-County Of Hancock -
|, Edward swazey, Cashier OF the above-named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO the bestof my knowledge and belief.
EDW ARD SWAZEY. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2O;h day
of May, ISIS.
Q. 7. CUNNINGHAM. Justice OF the Peace
Correct-atiest.
RUFUS BUCK
\. T. HILL, Directors
lhhO T. "OODMAS. lw2l
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
CATkRRh.
Bones Of the Nose Eaten Out-Mem-
ory Gone-Mind lmpsired-Cured
BY Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CArARRH RKMLDY Is the
FIRST article placed before the public that proposed
= cure Gatarrh by building up the Con. tituuon
y truck at the root OF the whole difficulty, ana
thousands upon thousands of letters have been
received by the propretors, setting forth the mar
vsious cures, and, what is remarkable, curl
not only the Cata- rh. but all other ailments H.
the same time. THIS Is what 1t always does. The
following statement Is only sample OF what we
are constantly receiving, from well known people
70 whom you can write. and not to bogus, ones.
Catarrh and lts attendant evils cold In head.
hacking cough, Incipi"nt consumption, head
ache, pains III back and loius, dizxness, laugurl-
ness. loss of appetite !and general weakness, all
leave together when the Constitutional Catarrh
Remedy Is taken as recommended.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May :, 1874.
MEssRs. LtrrLEFIELD 4 Co:
DEAR sibs;-H gives me great pleasure to in
form SON thst am able to attend to my business
again. some four months ago was taken down
sex with tArAKkH. with which had been
troubled Tor years in the worst torn. aud had to
leave my work. went to New y OK to be treated
Tor II. employed the hest medical skiil Ia that
city with little benefit. II was called b. them the
worst form Of tatirrh oEenA. The bones Ia my
nhe were partially eaten away. My sense OF
smell was gone to such degree, that one oc-
ca-lnu while at home New Hampshire, We
klllesi a skunk, and although they said 1t sucllcd
terubiy I rond not detect any thing. / also had
very bad dizzy spells, every Thing seemed to
"hITl around me aud would have To sit down
Zen hitcen minutes before could walk. /
have b., LAID up -lvk abel a week at a time. IN
tact never expected 10 get well again, amt my
Tolls fer alarmed at my situation. It also Arct-
ed my mental ptwers TO such an extent tnat It
NA~ impossible Tor me to remember even COM
mon o."urlturrs. While az huWc | wa- induced
10 trN your Constitutional tAtarrh Remedy. aad
never whre srcS was :" much relieved A. while
using u, and began to improve aud have been
saninE tEnt along. aud now irsl a. well ever.
t'hc'tiuiiy give you this testimonial. and II II ~ ~
lee ~ any benefit to you | shall have no objection
1" cur uslng mynaIne % help introduce a N, di.
cint ihtt has cured me of a terrible disease.
lours respectfully,
D. d. ADAMS
TraFcling hecnt for ~teadmap, R-own 4 Lyons,
Publishing iioUsr, Philadelphia, Pa
frl"e 81 per bottle. \ Pamphlet OF - pagcs 3.
gIyIu- treatise on tataTth, "a ith inuunerahle
case~ oi cures. sent fRtf. by addressing th" Pro
Puctur-, Iyr.9 ) mos
LIItLEfIFLD CO.. Minchcstcr, \ u.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans OF Maine and all others who
propose o. support the candidate OF the Republican
party 10 Tue pending elections invited - send
-t.esate- to q state Convention 10 be held IN
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-01
Business in Eastern Maine.
ponIsnce OF the Boston Post.

HARD TIMES not so VERY HARD-LUMBER-
ING-A PROSPEROUS FARMING COMMUNITY
THE ICE BUsINEss-GRANITE QUARRIEs,
, 1876-11-02
HIM G&f,V&

g I'll % $ Sss q aG
@
sS;:; 'sfSs' '5sss s'': Ss's'
Xix; !s;S %sssst ssiiss $ssaa: s;:nss !. y
canss
"a ~ Msl'srr g. asss %; caIa Western ,9eep, $500,
oSssss 5 "a H.: :ss tSs q:
e
f.; s;s; f.;
NEW Yoitk.
SE s ill., I'll sss9 4. s s:s. ss..
common sna msiam Ers1cs % were i.astiea ii lexer o
s.Isy Si%? 81 I'll
ana S,aa s fsnE a .ssf II ts Ps ss n.
ts liz III 'x WHIT sei ~ as{
ssss ' ss T It e De f sSSSd
s.. %: .eserai caf. !oads Hnsoid. ''~ '-'''
t.sn sesk i afxs, 5 q tH s as1a
;oo IL. III ''F0.d'oA'' hogs at ''F
BALTIMORE.
and Armsr dar!ng ne past Heck price. si,ats hish
Or good tsir qality aAgs;fe; ordinary thin s,esrs
oxrn md tow:. .AGSc; most sales, a}taf!&c; rc.
$s fa!t'y active; piiee' IL 'o.cr, rauss, 7a7<c,
snsks-pall aud heavy; prices Nc lower; range, 10
+Hct recclpts. O. 03H.
st. LOUIS.
:, 81. Louis, Nov. 1.-Hn0s-Actiye firm, ind higher:
5.7a @' ~
CArrLx-stronger; unchanged.
..-.-.. CINCINNATI. -...
CfYcfHHATI, Nov. 1,--lious-Demsud fair md mar.
ktt lrn. common llRhL 81, IS. 10; fair 10 gnod
% 70; heavy, s131Q56o. receipts, = 400; sldp.