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The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, in ADVANCE.

punished because the injury resulting from 1t
is in the widest sense a public injury. The
war oil the strikers was not so much war
upon the railroad companies as upon society.
Inc people OF this country synpathize with
labor, wish to see It not only fairly but
generously rewarded; but the people, as q
whole are workers, and therefore resent the
assault of any particular class Of workers
upon the whole body. Judge Drummond
closed by reminding his hearers that other
people have rights as well as they; but they
had acted as if they thought none had
rights but themselves. Mechanics" he said,
"haVe rights; professional men have rights !;
farmers have rights; even railroad companies
have rights. All men have rights, and all cor
porations have their rights under the law .''HIs
argument was sound and exhaustive state
ment of the rudiments OF law and civilization,
which was as much needed by the Democratic
Governor, who implored the strikers to give
his son.inlaw's cattle safe passage home, and
who, as did the mayor of indianapolis,
daled with the conspirators to the disregard
OF the town and State, and the encourage
ment of the lawless rioters, as by the men
who were sentenced to Imprisonment.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

LOUIS JENNINGS, formerly editor of the
New York Times, and now the London cor
respondent of the New York World, in let.
ter sent from the British metropolis to that
journal, dated August II, referring to the
commercial and industrial effects of the war
between Russia and Turkey, says:
The longer the war lasts, the more certainly
must the United STATES become the great empo-
rum of the world. OF course, such an advan-
tage is merely temporary, and it would not do
advantage is not to be despised in hard times.
Grain, iron, even coal, will yet be required in
vast quantities. Where is it to come from in
Europe? Iron we could supply, but as for
goand ana a bo We hos eno1gn 20
if it had not been FOR the recept strikes and
riots, American railroad stocks and bonds would
have had great rise in the markets here.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

THE map of the seat of war in the East
which the War Department has recently is
sued, is altogether the handsomest and best
yet published in this country. 1t has been
compiled in the Office of the Chief of Engin-
eers under the direction of Gen. Humphreys.
1t is on a scale of 44.2 miles to the inch, and
the lettering is sharp; the tinting is delicate,
and the execution highly artistic.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
THE speeches in which Messrs. Pendletor

THE speeches in which Messrs. Pendleton
and Ewing open the Democratic campaign in
Ohio ought to startle thinking men every
where. They embody the most vicious and
alarming demagoguism-not the utterance of
mere ranting, roaring demagogues, who don't
know any better, but that Of able and accom-
plished men who are all the more dangerous
because of the insidious art with which they
present their heresies. There is hardly a
false notion in finance to-day, not mad de-
lusion, not destructive purpose, which these
men did not adopt and proclaim in their
crafty way.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

SIX State Conventions are already called in
Massachusetts: the Greenbackers at Boston,
September 5th; Prohibitionists at Worcester,
September 18th; the Labor Reformers at
Boston, the same day; the Democrats at
Worcester, September 18th; the Republicans
at Worcester, September 10Th, and the Wom-
an Suffragists at Boston, October 9th.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

1T seems that Senator Ben Hill has va
ried assortment of talents. The other Sun
day, no clergyman being present in town, he
preached in the parlor of a Southern hotel.
His subject was "faith." Was the discourse
addressed to the holders of Georgia bonds?
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
Trouble in the Camp.
The Democratic Revei i'm Somerset
County.

FAIRFIELD, August 25th.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, there is trouble in the camp.
Our good Democratic friends held their con-
vention at Skowhegan last Saturday, and
nominated the Greenback ticket with one
single exception. The convention was called
in hurry and the move pushed through to
vote for the greenback-minister and .
mixed county ticket, the greenbackers having
previously filled their part of the contract by
making a show of nominating few Democrats
on their tickets.
But the gun don't 60 eff, the thing won't
work-the unwashed and unterrifed don't
"bulldoze" worth a cent; and this week the
paper published at Fairfield contains the
following notice:
Democratic Mass Convention.
All Democrats of Somerset who are opposed to
having candidates forced upon them by clique, by
requested to meet in Mass Convention at
HAzELToN HALL, sKowHEeAN, WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 29d,
at 104 o'clock A. NJ, to nominate not only honest
and true men, but Democrats, for candidates for
The cardinal principle Of the Democrats is
"THE PEOPLE GOVERN AND SELECT THEIR OWN
OFFICERS"
Around this all others cluster.
1t appeared at the Conven ntion at Skowhegan
Saturday last, that a previous bargain had been
made by few men Of the Democratic party, with
few of the Greenback party. to sell give away the
Democratic to the Greenback party, and the Con-
vention at Skowhegan appeared to be packed to
rati that contract The contract then ratified
by nominating seven candidates, all OF them, with
Munson, the Greenback candidate for Governor and
against MIR. Williams, the Democratic candidate.
Fellow Democrats who are unwilling to be delivered
70 consummate that contract, come one aud all, and
make true Democratic nominations
August q, 1877.
Edward Rowe, John H. Webster,
Otis H. Hilton, Edgar Hilton, Anson.
james X. Lowe, Mercer.
Thomas Ham, Levi Powers, Madison
James r. Hilton, W. W. Waugh, Starks.
L. W. McFadden, Fairfield
The above notice is good reading, but when
reviewed in the light of past events, looks
funny, to say the least. No trading by real
Democrats, its only the camp followers and
hangers on that have been busy the past fifteen
years trading and traficing with anybody aud
everybody, to get office and control of offices.
but no1o zoe knoO that in Somerset county none
Of the fathers of the party are going to allow
such thing to 60 on. AS though 1t would
make any difference-As though the reliable,
we'll informed people of Somerset county were
ready and willing to sell themselves to few
fanatics who see in greenback panacea TO r
all national, individual, moral and spiritual ills.
But not satisfied with this somewhat extend
ed notice. another has been prepared and thor.
oughly circulated, and it is well worth place
IN your paper:
To the Democrats OF Somerset.
1t is high time for the Democrats of Somerset
to look about themselves, and see whittier they
are drifting The Democratic party has always
been a party of principle and by the principles
il professed has ever endeavored to act
The cardinal principle Of the Democratic
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27.

we do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
ncations that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

TURKISH attacks upon the Russian forces
seem to be attended with no better success
than Russian attacks upon the Turks.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF MAINE.
To the EectOrs Of the City of Portland.

PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and
Il aldermen OF the City of Portland, the duly
quaeu electors Of said city, are hereby notified to
meet IN their respective Ward rooms, on
Monday, the tenth day Of September next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
to give in their votes for Governor four Senators and
lature of this stateone County Commissioner County
treasurer, and Register Of Deeds. And in Ward
Number four, for one Common Councilman to fiji / a
vacancy IN SAID ward also to give in their votes upon
the following questions viz: Shall the Constitution
of the State of Maine be amended as proposed by re-
solves OF the L. approved on the ninth day
OF February, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-seven, to wit:
No person shall vote at any election in this State
unless he has paid poll tax within two years pre-
cedng the election in which he proposes to VOTE pro-
vided said tax has been legally assessed upon him.
Municipal Indebtedness.
No city or town shall hereafter create any debt or
liability which, sngy, or in the aggregate with pre-
vious debts liabilities shall exceed five per centum
OF the last regular valuation of said city or
of this article shall not be construed as applying to
any fund received in trust by said city or town nor
70 any Joan IoT t9e purpose Of renewing existing loans
money raised by taxation during the year in which
they are made.
The polls on such day Of election to remain omen
until 1our O'Clock in the afternoon when they shall
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city will be in open session
at the Aldermen'S Room, in City Building from
nine to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon and from two
to hve O'Clock in the afternoon each of the five
secular days next preceding such day of the election,
tlon OF voters whose names have not been entered
on the lists of qualified voters in and for the several
wards; and for correcting said lists.
Per order, III. /. ROBINSON,
City Clerk.
aug25 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersgned by Stanley t.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent
journal.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

JUDGE DRUMMoND of the United States
District Court, took occasion, while sentenc-
ing some railroad rioters at indianapolis, to
deliver some legal truths which should be
lndelibly impressed on the minds of laboring
men OF every class. In the first place he said,
that no law can fix the price for labor or any
other commodi ty. 1t is matter purely Of
agreement between the parties, and that
means simply the operation Of the law of
supply and demand. We cannot say by law
that fireman shall have such a price,
switchman such price, and conductor
such price. 1t is the necessity for the
labor that regulates the price. If these men
had grievances, which ought to be redressed,
the courts are open to them, but they have
no right to combine to cause strike so as to
prevent the running of railroad trains, for
this is a matter that affects the whole country
and not merely single community or local
corporation. Such conspiracy will be
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
NOTICE TO STOCK RA1sERs.

AT meeting of the Executive officers of the New
IA England Agricultural Society, held at Port
Nos. "a, 25 and 26, the premiums for sheep should
read instead of two years old and under three"
years old and upwards
Also that in all cases, the exhibitor of horse or
horses and drivers having paid the entrance fee,
should be entitled to card of admission.
jy28df DANIEL NEEDHAM, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
SCHOOL NOTICE.

FHNHE Public Schools of Portland begin their ne XII
Il annual session Monday morning. Aug. 27.
morning from to o'clock, the remainder of the
vacation and aer to meet callers wishing to consult
respecting school matters.
THOMAS TASH, Supt. of Schools.
Portland, Aug. 81, 1877. au22d5t
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

IT has long been mooted question among
horsemen whether fast trotting horse ever
has all his feet in the air at once. An at
tempt will be made in California to settle
this question by instantaneous photography.
The experiment will be made upon the noted
horse Occident, who moves twenty feet at a
stride. Within space of twenty four
feet. covering little more than full
stride, twelve Photographic cameras will
be placed. The shutters of these cam
eras will be opened and closed by elec-
tricity as the horse passes in front of each,
the time Of exposure being not more than
the thousandth part of second. The twelve
pictures will be taken within two-thirds of a
second, the time required for travelling
twenty-four feet at speed of 2:37, and will
show distinctly every portion of the step.
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

10 YOUNG NEEN it is the best in
VeStment that can be made, as
VIII be seen by the cases given
above.
Apply for documents or Information on the sub
ject, to
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
WGnfA6.

A First Glass Salesgrl, thoroughly acquainted
IA with the Dry and Fancy Goods Business can
find permanent situation by addressing .sDry
Goods Press Office, Portland. au24d3t*
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27

pURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and
l. Aldermen Of the City of Portland, the duly
qualified electors of said city, are hereby notified to
meet IN their respective Ward rooms, on
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-27
BOARD.
WANTS
Wanted
Wanted.

A rent of four or five rooms in the center of the
n city. No children. The best Of references
given. Address
au24dtf A. B. c., 4le Cumberland st.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter North Rirer Vessels ana RatlrOads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Aug. II, 1877.


AsUEs-In iobbins demand Pots, 4sic. Pearls; 6sic -
Remains au and easy 1T 3O65lc for western
El0JW CORV-Quiet but steady stocks small. short
Brush 7dSci Green liurl 6d'c' Meu1m "IeeA o4
Di,ts-rnchaneei sperm, 23c; Patent, do $sc
Adau.vuo &c: Paralne, Is, 5s ana lzs IVaZVc
CllC3HN N-Qulet al Lzc.d n ',c. goi. So. u, ..
COAL-AuthTacito and Bliumnous quet, nu 81 ;1iE as
Lyerpu0l House Camel Sl3uSlfi LV
eig0oi Gas DO slOQSl1; Newcastle do - 15dS5 ProVn
cia g fOaS5. Pennsylvania Nesnortiand anu
W.s Nlrrina Gas - 5On s6; cumberland -0N aud Blga
toy and Clesreld, SiGts o. an Ahtfa''i = oo1' -
c0CoR"onet aii0 nominal Caracas 2 ~ lsa2lc: Mara
caibo 50 39c. GuayaquiL lJ'29l3 &c; 81 Domingo
C6FFTE Iio dull and l.c lower; 1915 bags ex 'Nora
Low ORDINARY sold 1j &c; mild grades very que al on
prices Quoations-HO ordinary, cargoeA 10 2cI 4e ar
santos do Fair GOoo 1es.pl9+c; Java 25l2g2Gci Ma
raclhO and Laguayra lSd &c, and Domingo 'cp
C00PEXAGE sTOCK-Noth.ng doing prices unchangi
"a $50: s2S0S3J Mnlasses shocks ~ lnche-, "lt
Head 81 750Sl Sugar shocks with Heads 81 nches
81 sO0s2 55 30 inches 81 5OaS 80; BOY ehs9Hs'
C5V7Oc: shocks 81 75a&i Pine SHOCKS, 30 0v09i
CORpAGI-UnchangeC. Manila Ccfdage, sizes above y
Thread and Hay Rope Il &c T. 10 Manila Corlage Y
thrclf l5c DO, 6thread and 9threa1 10 5.c; MAMMA
C0rlage Rope Yarns. l5c do, bhrea1 ald Sinioal
30. do Whale Line ec TTTod Manila, l3c; fno Tarrei
Manila Lsth Yarn Ssal Rope II 2c; DO lIthrcal
Igc: DO 6thread 9tlTead. l29c. IaTIed ssal lah
Yarn llc Russia Hemp Iarred COrtage, l3ei American
Hacked Hemp Tarred Coriase lei IaIfeu AMERICAN b"'"
Yarn. l2c.: Fine do. do. IL &c
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet at lac. advance sales,
bale al Tor nome cOlsuinl
ton; zoo bales contracts the receipts at
week and this last total foI tho week zu@
1850 bales last week, ana So baes TINS "ee
last wear and September T. 3s39OOZ Daes aHalhS
lO7 0O7 during the period last season Advanced
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
COTTON Markets.

cp,RlysroN aug. Cotton quet; Midilng lie; Low
expurts COnn Mt 80 bales coAswse l26 bales safes
80 bales -9es %5ig oarS TeeS net geP - Sa Saes
CiScINsAu. Aug l7.-Cotton quiet AID easy Mddlng
81 bales sales 50 bales stock 1902 bales; weekly receipts
@ bales shipments, LOSS bales sales i02 bales spnneIs
'VG GAISEsroS Aug. l7.-cotiOn nominal Middne Io9e
bales stock 3i9i Dales weekly net receipts 79 bales
'BorTos Aug i7.-Coon doll. Mddng ll'se.i Low MID.
Good oTdns io oi TseS met SIePs Se scsot. Sq sas
bales gross 725 bales exports TO Great Britain 80 bales
70 mnSoRs Aug l7-Cotton dm Mddling. ll7ec.; Low
Middlng. lisc; Good Ordinary lO,lsc net recslps ~
$40 bales Pnners 40 bales STOCK 9S2 bales GeeS
BRIAN ia bales coaswise 237 bales sales $50 bales spin
Niddling ioc Good Ordinary. glgo.; receipts, bales
stock 225 bales weekly receipts III bales shipments 7Se
%swoSf ,Ss Aug IL. Cotton quiet Middlqe 7c Low
gross 81 bales exports coastwise Dse sales 200 bales
Sss Css Tss ss' s ssss s S9s os' &C. bS sSs ~
Louisville. Aug l7-cotton dull Middilng IL ,o
MddInc ii o Good orli lary, l0iSl net receipts,
soef ss 6sea fs.P Sesy receipts gross
HTGrsTs Aug olIon quiet easy; Mddlrg c Low
Mldlng l0c Good 0Sln'ly toto h IegeptSi o, Paies %
weekly receipts. 81 bales; shipments, % bales sales "a
NoapoLK, Aug IL Cotton quiet Middlne. lo2c net re
ceprs 90 bales exports c2asi .Oi Da' s,ocS. '30i
bales; sales IS bales. -
l4.-t'O
Midinr IOc ordinary, 9Bc receipts - bacs;
exports coastwlse BALE STICK 1891 bales weekly net
receipts. lOi bales. .
FNPHs Aug I7-CottOn quiet and easy Middhng, lO5ic.
recep. bales sipmcns O9 bacs; sales l2j bales stock
1877 GO92 1876 1913 bales weekly receipts, 22l
h,le.. shpmcntS 1uJ bales. sales 700 bales
SAVANNAH Aug. lI.-CotOn quiet; Middlng lei Low
Mddng l0's.. Good Ordinary, lOssc net receipts. l.
bales stock 1851 bales weekly net receipts 100 bales
en. none exports coaswisc, Ia bales sales - bales
WuNfNg1oy, Aux lT.-COton nominal; Mhilng | / lic.
Low Middlrg aic Good Ordinary lO1c.. net receipts IL
bales stock bales weekly nei receipts. n bales eN
p0rts 279 bales
lI-tottou-N ecky het receipts, Dale.
exports, cOastwise, / bale.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
gi slssay S'. Tor Angus; and September and easy

GsANDCHENICALs-Trado isquiet IN every desceIp.
tien ana prices material change We quote; opium
at - 80 currency duty paid ana - ~ gold ~ b'n MOI
rtn. st ~. Cunlue %. Camph0f Al 3Ut; AlcoIo
- - iaisam Toiu ~ 250Si 90 Nil - SOFA, - 30
cod per 100 rs: Cream Tartar 27G52c, gold Quick
s,Iyer GOq62L Lo. Tugisb 'Bemlcals-cI al 80
for sai soda - 20asi 30 Tor CausUc: ~ ogaSl 80
toe sh and SsQSf l2a for Bcsrb soda Al goio B"achs
Powder ~ 81 ~ 40 currency CI0nie fOias 1Je gon
Issapta Olss3 G5a-3 1j gold ior bciSaot . eUas- ~
f for tln0u Aba i7LC currency. Of ~as-T - 81 in
gierecn aud 81 G0as2 70 ior fclermei in un and - 70
80 80 ia glass. Cutcl 69b'c gold; 1Nmhlrf &C god
N-ruia snmac f5f, and sicily 4l.O0+ll5 8 on; tIg0i
S0gSOc; Chamoniie Flowers. 25G75c' lpeoae. sl zoo
stS-ssckerf have la better demand AID hIm with
u-t recc MS. 600 bbs have SOLD Al Szt1rz0 Tor NO }
s.@rc slasl3 30 Tor No. - 5D9sv % iof 10 - ana
stod.,S .or Prince Edwards Island. 30. Goa are IN
sc1rcc ana frm quntas have sold at $J
a. and ~ 70 f3r Graz Bank Box Herring IN far
b 1 sfeay sales o. 10000 boxes al &c i0f scaled
sna isdi4c for 40 Barroled Herring nomina We qSote
Sassac,ees New No iOck Island rZ4 d.SJ NO shore
S%,'ss|si4 and No do. - 5OaSJ 3D. Co., - ior
& Geoges and 81 20 for Grand Bank Herring l5a 3c
o.. 10 osed. 22a2Je for Scaled, the higher ngures iO
email lots. - ,-, o-o,.a,,, NJ F,our from the
sonai,,ciy augmented export The purchases Tor trade
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

AIRAyY y y Aug l7.-Reccpts Of Cattle S74 loads
against 523 week At the opening the market showed
slyapce of per pound the better grades
then has ruled weak, ana the advance lost
Mich Cows receipt sales At last weeks prices.
Veals in abundant supply Bntcrmlks. 3d32c per pound
Grass 4a7c eccptsSheep and lambs. 1880 bead. 400
The marke rules tame, with decline Of
i.c y market FOR sheep j. dun az 3I1jc for the
Lambs far eastern and local demand with
Good doing AZ last weeks prices o to-day when
equal To N y - were made The range Ia jd6sc
prFFALo y Y. Aug. l7.-CArGLE-Reeeipts TO-DAY i,jSl
head week TINS far Sf9 head against 1908 last
week of go consgned through 3Jl No
sa today M cara stock in the yards through and
held Tor shipment Tomorrow. .
SHfTP Asp LAMRs-Recepts IN day 600 heed; total
lie week thus a. 800 head against II 100 last
sigued 1900 head Market H. demand hgt sales
cars feeders - 2jGS4 %; cars stock In the yards
un-Dld.
Hoes. Receipts to-day 500 head total 1r the week thus
far I $50 head against 1870 head last week consigned
thToueh ! 200 head Market duh and slow sales O
10 city butchers at - iOGs5 90 car remaining unsod
CHICAGO. Aug. l7.-CATTE- Receipts, 5000 head; ship
mcut- 900 head; Common 10 Far, :, sJa - 50.
Hoes qniet Light and Bacon lower receipts. 600 head
shipments 1000 head Rough Packing 20 Choice nhippin
~ CjaSj 20; Light 10 Choice smooth Bacon - 2vasJ JJ
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

and ST. Paul with an advance to ssh. Northwest
gold bonds were marked up to s94. Jersey Cen
tral convertiblcs advanced TO 66l2 rising to oyi3
firsts of Albany and Susquehanna under lease
to d. and H. at 1Os. New-York Central 6s of
1888 werc in demand at 100. Burlington , ana
Quincy consolidated SIS brought ll5, and East
Tennessee Virginia and teorgia tirsts 90.
Gold was dali and firm at 1858, loans costing 4to
per cent borrowing. The Assistant Ireasurerpad
ont S26 600 in coin interest, and $1,000 in re-
deinption of called bonds. The days business OF the
Gold Clearing Department of the Bank OF the state
OF New-York covered Gold cleared, SS,s49,000
Gold balances, Ss793O0; Currency balances, @9Z'-
796 The Gold quotations as follows
IO..........lO5ss 12...-...... .1O5's S.-.-.--lo3S
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

cTase Sgs s II s ' y NsaSta Nspnta sS % rSaGe
pP1n pP1n1vIsioNs ~ mlrte, uu heavy lower New
n Mes: spot cSG @1sG r. aS Ss@ S ' I 90 asked
81 20 b gag 40 ss,oi 0S'oe1G and s Tm 20 as gls 30 tes
Philadelphia city, extra IGdia mos private eia
ess5o Prime and da Mes. nominal CITY Extra India
Mess ~ Bel Hams dun lSTs@0 oust M sesdS adv sales
3OOj b picked Bellies, bulk Light ayer'se ,a,Os iOe'
- el2&e, smosed shoulders 0 iac.; Hams lsaGlS'e
Middles dull nominal, 7Q7sc long eear-Tessed hyss
Marist lower anGd pressure TO s,n closing bciyy light
business in cash lots far 'pec9lays % at s, 80 80
1000 torces septembr - 7I9qts 922 sosns @ s - Sc "
December f. 90 SIs es ,e @ S5 ~ s October
asked December 52 6id - 50 assed remaindsr
}So tes - 75 30 DIV sold Iosa,5i ss g. 50 Es g
fined light dema9d sales 2Sc ,Gs Tees her
kinds dun declining creamery pals 2Jo21c Good 70
29a2.c: Choice sate haiGrkin tubs 13a2lc Common 10
Prime 25c cnoleS Sshe ms MN 2 e Common 10 Prime
Sc Cholre Western tabs IL dl7c Common to Prime
sc Is chcs ChScs Wsep WSs,Sp roay %Iss a cd PINE
~ CHEEsE-sirm on less liberal supplies bus meas mod %
c s[aS tim Dai'ies ac common Prime 3aic
SKINNED %eern FHSS es fSI to
only moderate prices unaltered Long Island
i5 iqc latter Choice Choice Canada @lte q. e,17lc
g. e 72asrT5S % of LOUISIANA Is and % Tor
esPicEs-very little trade being done and price. arc
without material change. Pcpper-engapore i2'.ai5sc
s9%atTa l21tS; %35 We, sms % idSneS
202a22 ie Batavia. Il ~ 2c Calcu'ia Slnger O4
M,G'cf@ abG PanSns G1ss sNat%ers' me s5Ss7c ali gold
srEAhINEiin s1t 1toSl5s any 30 tee o9 GTe ec
10000 h Grease stearine &C. ,, ,.uo..,a ., si5s1,c
TOR Fair to Refnng sc for Prime aad So 4ag &C. lVr
eprng within which later & TaneS &c h9G S aS5It SsTe sG not
fny Fair Refining The following shows the stock at date