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GERMANY.
The H. hufe Coufinmesl

BERLIN, March 13-In the Reichstas to day
the debate on the budget was resumed.
Prince Bismarck again opposed the sueees.
ton for the organization of the imperial nm
istry. He said: 1.-The imperial mipisteries
do not accord with the present imperial ms i.
tutions. The constitution prescrlbes certain
paths wherein the bounds of which il ia neces-
sary to move and which shall not quit as long
as continue Chancellor"
He then reviewed the progress of the young
German empire, showing it could only proceed
slowly in the arrangement of its Organization,
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The Canal Project

PANAMA, March 6-The following imports ant
news has been received from the barren canal
expedition: Notwithstanding some difficulties
its certain, the commission will return with a
favorable solution, and that the canal will be
constructed The labors of exploration will
not be ended before the last of March.
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Endorsement of the President i'm The
SOulh.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 13.-The cotton
exchange. board of trade, tobacco board, mer-
chants and prominent citizens generally, among
them Gen. E. Kirby Smith, mas signed circu-
lar calling mass meeting to- morrow night for
the purpose OF giving public expression to
PRESIDENT Hayes and assure him of their high
appreciation of the encouragement he has civ.
en- the people of the whole nation by his wise,
conservative and patriotic course Of policy,
hrmiy believing that if such a policy as that
adhered to, peace and great prosperity will
soon be restored TO the entire American neonia
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DR., Palmer, of Westerly, K. l., says: HUNTS
REMEDY is the most effective medicine 1 have ever
used in my practice. for Dropsy and Kidney Dis
eases can safely say HUNTS REMEDY has al
most raised the dedd,''
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes,
ma12 oed&w1w
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The following is the gubernatorial vote Of
HentY cities and nrincinla towns.

NOCdESTEk, MarCn ID prescott receives
657, Marcy 529, Kendall 600. Marston 500, jones
5S1, Moulton 600 Stephen G. Meader Sidney
u. Hayes. Isaac w. Lougee, Joseph N. Hanson
Republican Representative. No choice on one
Representative.
Especial Despatch to Boston Traveer.l
CONCORD, March 13,-To day is election day,
and any one familiar with New Hampshire
politics will scarcely need to be told that it is
one OF much excitement throughout the State.
The interest this year is increased by the con-
test in the COMPRESSION Districts, as the three
congressman to whom the State is entitled are
to be elected. The coseness OF the two par
ties 10 the National House of Representatives
ct the forty-ffth Congress, and the possibility
that the result of to-days contest might settle
the question of the organization of that booy,
cunspired to urge Democrats and Republicans
to put forth their utmost endeavors to effect
the choice Of their Candidates. The Democrats
concentrated their efforts on the First and
Third Districts. In the earlier stages of the
campaign the Democrats were inclined to look
upon Frank Jones' election in the First Dis
trict as foregone conclusion, but as the
strength of Gen. Marston developed day by
day, they saw that their candidate would have
to struggle hard, and that the Republicans
were disposed to stand together as firmly as
last November, when the district gave HAYES
800 majority. Consequently the Democrats
strained every nerve during the last two weeks
to insure the triumph of Mr.. Jones over the
gallant soldier, Gen. Marston, whom the
Republicans had nominated, and whom thew
supported with enthusiasm.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCfAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, March 13.-The markets show a slight
improvement in demand to-day. Sales have been
very good. Flour is quite active and prices remain
firm. Corn is steady at 60 q CSC for lots 81 q 65
for bag lots. Meal is quoted at Csc and Oats at so "a
55c. Pork and Lard are still declining and the fail
ure of the New York firm yesterday makes the
market still more unsettled Sugars continue steady
at 11ac for granuated and 1isc for extra G.
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The Coal Regions.

Da Thw YORK, March 13-It is stated that the
Penns,l' ana Hudson, the Lackawana, the
ali the ipa dua tne Lehigh and Wilkesbarre, and
region will reduce wages Is per cent on the 18th
inst, and also reduce miners rents the nr,"a
OF groceries, sc. 1t is also stated that P phoso
to Europe. w eApor' coal
Work will be resumed on full nmo ,r.
Thursday at the mines of the Delaware Lacka.
wana and Western Companies
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FIRES.
I'm Providence.

PROVIDENCE, March 13.-A fire in Woon.
socket broke out about IL O'Clock tonight in
the furniture store of f. s. Weeks, under Ell
hott's Opera House. The entire structure was
soon destroyed. The fire extended to the Mou
ument house, which With the stable were
burned. The buildings all belonged to L. W.
Elliott q Co., and with their contents, which
were mostly consumed. were valued at $40, 600.
insurance $4,000. Weeks loses $4,000.
In VI Ontreal,
MONTREAL, March 13.-McKinnons biscuit
factory at St. Henri village was burned this
afternoon. Loss from $4O, 1000 to $4,000. Two
fremen were severely injured
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Trouble ON the New Jersey Central Il all

ELIZABETH, N. j., March 13.-There is
great excitement today among the employees OF
the Central Railroad over report that appli-
cation will be made by COL Kean and E. G.
Brown to the chancellor for all injunction to
prevent Receiver Lothrop from paying them
back pay due for three months. The men
have suffered greatly. Superintendent Moore
firemen. enni--------..a employees is called at
1ofs5y City tonight TO see what can be done.
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GEORGIA ELECTION,
Probable Election of Rel

ATLANTA, Ca, March 13.-Reports from the
9th Congressional district are meagre. The in
dications are that Ball, the regular Demo-
the independent DemocIat, and Archer, the
regular Republican. The official figures NAV
be close and are slowly coming in.
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MARINE NEWS.

A Maine Vessel Injured by the Gale.
New YORK, March 13-The schooner E. A.
Simpson of Thomaston, from Cardenas arriv-
ed today, having suffered from the gale and
lost deck load of seventy hogsheads of mo-
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CIR T. ECE.

ATHENS March 13-In the Chamber today
Prime Minister Deligeorgis showed that the
finances were in bad state. He was not OPP
posed to the military preparations, but consid-
cred it necessary first to balance the budget.
There was deficiency of 100000 drachmas
and only q. 00U drachmas remained in the
treasury.
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Br Steamship Moravian-
al packages merchandise cases oranges to j
Prindle, package merchandise to Fl q A Allan, 81
casks merchandise to Geo Watson, Jr. cask whs-
key ORDER % to ORDER 1873 cases oranges to
Hart, Marion & Co,250 boxes tinpate to Dana q Co.
chandise to James Bailey 81 co., passengers.
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MEMORANDA,

Barque Sarah, Fraser, was the vessel wrecked at
Workington, mot the Sarah Frazer. as before re-
ported)
Sch Sophie, ashore at Block Island, lies in same
position drawing II feet ait and 10 forward and
beded In the clay, She is biged. fore foot off and
keel strained. About 5000 bushels corn have been
landed and sold. and about 1000 bushels remain be
got out. Empty casks have been brought out to as
sist in floating her of.
Later accounts say the schr Sophie has broken in
two and will be sold at auction as she lies.
Sch Florence WackIil from Boston for st Domingo
was wrecked on the Island of Sahone Feb 18th. The
crew were saved and landed at StDomingo. The YES
sci registered 1888 tons, built at Bath 1875 and hailed
from Boston.
Sch Rookie Yates, from Pensacola for Philadel,
phia put INFO Key West Sd inst, with master and
two seamen sick.
Sch Arctic, CHM, from Rockland for New York,
grounded OFF Chatham 18th, but came off without
damage, by assistance from the Life Station:
Sch Frank u Emily. McCobb, from charleston for
port put into Vneyard-Haven lOth leaking 1000
strokes per hour. Would take two extra men and
procped.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grey Striped Dress
Goods for Spring IL
~ cents II yard. at
HDssATHO STAPLES
$50 Middle St, Port
land.
Brown Striped Dress
Goods IL l.2 cts, at
STAPLES.
Black and White
checks for children
l9 LIZ cts, AT STA
PIES.
BrilIiantines 3j cts,
i'm Brown, Drab, Bot
tie Green and Navy
Blue, at STAPLES'.
MARKED DOWN!
"A small lot all wool
so cent Stripes now %
cts, at STAPLES, $50
Middle st.
Prints 6 cts, good
styles and best quail
ity, at STAPLES.
LINEN Crash 8 cts, at
STAPLES.
rs inch twiIled
Crash . cts, and bet
ter quality 10 cts, at
STAPLES.
All Linen towels 3
for rs cts. and up.
ward, at STAPLES.
Goods for Boys
wear 25 cts, 3j cts,
and lot checks and
pIaids 40 cts. Choice
Spring WOolens for
Mems wear i'm stripes
and checks for Is cts.
and upwards, at
STAPLES.
Mems White Shirts
with ali LINEN Hos
Oms good cloth and
we'll made, 81 l-2 cts.
each, which is cheap
er than you can make
them.
Spool Cotton, war.
ranted 200 yds., 2 cts.
All this and more
at HORATlO STA
PIES, $50 Middle
ST., Portland.
Send for Samples.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Colorado Potato ReesIe

LONDON, March 13-The British customs
commissioners announce that the Colorado
potato beetle has been discovered at Bremen on
goods brought from New YORK. The commits
sioners have issued a circular to collectors of
customs IN the United Kingdom directing that
the instructions already given TO detect the
beetle be applied to potatoes imported from
Bremen or any government port.
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NEW YORK, March 13-Evening market
easy at a. per cent. on CALI prime business notes
&5ror cent Sterling exchange is quiet at 1888
(9 4S4 for 60 days and 4S54 for demand.
Exports of domestic produce for the week 81 $780,.
$780,, against $S,S55,59i for the corresponding week
in 1876.
Gold opened and closed at 104s with sales in the in
term at i0ls. The carrying rates ranged IRON to
per cent; loans were also made fat and at per
cent tor borrowing. The cearances were S33 600 900
The customs receipts to- day were $685. 900. The
treasury disbursements were for interest and
firm.
The total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
giegated $4,000 shares including New York Cen
trail 300 shares, Lake Shore $4,000 shares, Pacific
Mail Ia, 300 shares, st Paul preferred 3i00 shares
Delaware. Lackawanna 81 Western $1,000 shares,
New Jersey Central 900 shares, Michigan Central
1000 shares. Ohio q Mississippi 110o shares, Western
Union Ii 800 shares Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph A.,
ION shares.
The following were the closing quotatlons OF GOV
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Mrs. NJ. E. Bright, widow OF the late Hon.
jesse d. Bright of Indiapa, died in LOUISVILLE.
Ky, Monday night after a brief illness The
remains will be taken to Baltimore for inter.
ment.
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Foreign ampOr1s.

PORT SPAIN. Schr Beta-16S7 hid shocks, TX
shocks and heads q heading casks 90 500 # lumber
1856 prs heading 10 empty casks 81 bbls potatoes 2O
boxes fish.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
The Election i'm Bidde ford.

The Election in Biddeford.
BIDDEFoRD, March 13-William 81. Hanson,
Republican, ha been given the certificate of
election as Alderman from Ward six. This
gives the Republicans four Aldermen and a
complete syav in the CITY.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
March II, Il A. M.))
For New England.
stationary or falling barometer, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture and clear or partly cloudy weather
Caut'onary signals continue off Lake Michi-
gan.
rise in the Ohio.
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Stanley Compelled to Return TO Till
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

S'"HKCJ COWPeIeu 10 ESbturu 10 1JJt'
NEW YORK, March 13 The latest accounts
state that Stanley has been forced to return to
Ujiji BY hostile natives and the small pox.
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EufOptuh uarAtfss
LONDON March 1890 P. M.-Amercan securi-
ties-Unted STATES bonds, 10i0s, at 1881 new IS at
1919. Erie u.
LIVERPOOL, March 13.--123O P. M.-Cotton-The
market very fiat; Mddling uplands at Tiled; do
Orleans 6sd sales Of 5000 bales, including 500 bales
for speculation and EXPORT receipts to-day 1884
bales, including A., 1875 American.
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Providence Prin, Cloths Market.
Chicago Cattle Market,

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March 13-The Printing cloth
market is without activity; prices nominaly at A q
4lc for standard and extra GA 81.
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iFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York 18th, sch Eta A Simpson, Hart
Cardenas: 18th, steamer Chesapeake, Portland.
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, sch Albert H Waite, Tor
Matanzas.
Ar at Falmouth 18th, barque Robert Porter, from
Passaroeapg.
San Francisco.
Ar at Liverpool 11th ship Jas A Wright, Morrison,
Savannah.
Ar at Rotterdam 18th, barque Helen Sands, Bos-
ford, Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 3d. baraue Fannie Loring, Loring,
Esther, Merrill Cardiff; brig Winfield. Bibber, dc;
sch Agnes Grace, Smaley; Ella NJ Watts, Watts
Boston.
Norena, Nichols, MatanZas.
Ar at Matanzas I'd, schs Nellie Star, Poland, Port
land Virginia, Bangs, st John. NIB.
Sid 4th, scbs Walter l. Plummer. for North of Hat
teras; 9Th, M Wiley, Gchrist. do; barQues Leven-
ter, Vesper, do; N M Haven, Urick, do; brig H
Jennings, Mahoney, Havana.
Sid i'm Caibarien Feb q, brig Lizabel, Watson, for
Portland.
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j. Don Cameron Nominated for United
Slafea denal0r.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 13 In the Repub-
llcan caucus today j. Donald Cameron was
nominated for U. s. Senator on the first ballot
The nomination was made unanimous and
resolution was adopted endorsing President
Hayes policy,
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DIED.
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, March 13.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravian, (Br) Graham, Liverpool
passengers and mdse to H & A Allan.
Schs Abdon Keene, Crossman, and Geo McLel-
Ian, Keene. Bremen.
Sch Cyrena Ann. Spofford, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Sch Beta, Guptill, Port Spain-Nutter, Kimball
g. Co.
Sch M Mahoney, New York-Bartlett Mills
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, New York-Berlin
Mills.
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MARRIED..

In Buxton, March H. by Rev. W. S. McIntre o.
car o. Owen and Anne E. Mayo both of Buxton.
In Bowdon Feb. 2s, James w. Gard and Miss Mi
nerva G. Benson.
In Topsham, March Z, Alfred r. Hunter of Tops
ham and Miss Alice M. Storer of Brunswick
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Boston stock Market.


$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 81 bonds ..---' OH
10 eastern Railroad ..............,~" $500. 4s
20 Portland, Saco & Portsme-gh W. III
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Daily Domestic Receipts.


By water conveyance--1O0o bush cornmeal to
W. true q Co.
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For 80 Years ns T. Gas4 Bles 9 Ba
stands unrivalled for Coughs, colds and Con-
sum ption. Sold in Portland by Apothecaries gen
orally. fessnl3w
pThMnV ED. B. ROBINSON, 5 Myrtle Street,
j lQN Un has the celebrated Weber Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices.
npnANN Orders for Tuning attended to as
UnuhNp, usual.
aug2s My
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Notice.
HEADQUARTERS P. A. & n. U.
Special Meeting will be held at their hall on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 10th at o'clock.
Business: appropriation of money. A full atten-
dance is requested. Per order,
ma14d3t GEO. P. SHERWOOD, Secretary.
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North Yarmouth.

The Republicans of North Yarmouth are requested
to meet at the Town house on SATURDAY, March
II, 1871, at O'Clock p. H., to nominate candidates
for town officers, also to choose town committee.
PER ORDER TOWN COMMIrTEE
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Secretary NIorriII,s Appointment

EX-Secretary MOrrlH did not hear OF his ap-
pointment as Collector of Customs for Port
land until he received notice of its immediate
confirmation, and he has not decided whether
or not to accept the position. 1t IS understood
that the acceptance of distinguished position
abroad, as minister to England or some other
great European power, was urged upon him,
but he preferred to remain in the United
States
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jan 20. no lat. &c, ship Majestic, Pike I'm Cacutt
for Boston.
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CAUCUSES,
Cane Elizabeth

The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town House in said town, on THURS
DAY, March 18th, at O'Clock p M, to nominate
candidates for town officers, and to choose a town
committee for the ensuing year.
PER ORDER
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-03
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Anna Dickinson and Ammo Domino
have the same initials, but the genius is
not a matter of years.
=" The English women don't dress as
well as American women, but they know
more" is what Richard Grant White has
observed.
You never saw man who amounted
to anything for action who had a little
pinched-up nose, ears or mouth.-Hdry
Clenmer.
Ralph Waldso Emerson will get up
in the middle of the night to jot down a
thought, or see whether there is mouse
ia the trap.
Clusters name is being conferred on
a large number of Western towns and
counties. Colorado has just set apart a
Custer County.
Col. Gildersleeve is going to publish
a book on "How to Shoot" Then, if
some gifted Treasury girl will only write a
supplement on WHO to Shoot" the
world will be satisfied. - Burlington
Haaok-Eye.
1t is stated that Mrs Stonewall !"
Jackson has contracted with Philadel-
phia newspaper to furnish a sketch of
her husbands life, at the rate of 800 a
column.
Portland, Me-, is infested with litera-
ry thieves. Two thousand volumes have
walked out of the public library without
returning. They were probably we'll pro-
vided with foot-notes.-N. Y. Graphic.
An exchange says the reason the
Michigan girl went to Japan to marry a
Mr.. Lilly was that she heard that the
Lilies toiled not, neither did they spin,
but dressed in their meeting clothes every
day, and she thought she would like to
become one.
The Empress Charlotte of Mexico has
not improved in mental health. Since the
death of her fa~orite medical attendant,
who had managed to secure her conf
dence, the unfortunate Princess has ap-
peared gloomy. The cessation of his
visits caused her great irritation, and she
has now become violent. The doctor at
Gheel was the only person to whom she
would speak. She evidently misses his
visits without having proper sense of the
fact, for she never asks about him nor de-
mands that he should be sent for, but the
want is manifested by an increase of irri-
tation. The visits of the Queen of the
Belgians do not calm the nervous excite
ment of the Empress, and the King never
shows himself when he visits the Chateau
of Tervueren. From the apartments of
the Empress he can, without being OBJ
served, see her, and lament without re-
straint her sad condition. Setting aside
her mental malady, the widow of the un-
fortunate Emperor Macmillan is physi-
cally well.
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THE Massa chusetts House ot Representatives,
on the 10th, rejected-117 to 106-the Prohibi-
tory Liquor bill, which had previously passed
the Senate.
CAPT GEo. BARKER, aged eighty-five, and be-
heved to be the oldest Free Mason in the United
States, died at Hudson, n. Y, on the 22d;
and at Rochester, N. Y, on the same day,
William L. Lathrop died, at the age of eighty
three, having been a Mason for sixty years and
being, at the time of his death, Commander of
the Grand Commandery of the United States.
A MAN. named John Krupple, died in Phila-
delphia, on the 21st, of hydrophobia. He was
bitten in the thumb, by his dog, three months
before, had the wound cauterized and it APP
parently healed thoroughly. No ill-effects were
felt until a few days before his DEATH when the
usual symptoms of hydrophobia appeared and
the usual result followed
Two LITTLE Boston Mass boys, named Dud-
ley Kimble (aged four and half years) and
Stephen Cox tagged seven), quarreled at play,
on the afternoon of the 21st, when young KIM
BILE, saying . | will fix you," went home, and,
procuring his fathers revolver, shot Cox through
the temple. The wounded lad died two hours
after. The fashers of the boys are prominent
business men.
THE bill prohibiting betting on elections,
pool-sellng at races, ETC., passed the New York
Senate on the 24th-ayes, u; noes, none.
Gov. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania, as Com
mander-in-C Chief of the Grand Army of the Re
public, has issued general order designating
May 80 as Memorial Day. Wherever there
are no posts of the Grand Army to lead in the
good work, the Commander-in-C Chief in behalf
of their surviving comrades, asks the citizens
to take steps to decorate the graves of the gal
liant dead. and secure proper observance of the
day.
THE New York canals are to be opened for
navigation on the 9Th of May.
CALEB CUSHING, ex-Minister to Spain, arrived
at New York on the Goth.
GOLD closed in New York, April 26th a
1865. The following were the closing QUOTA
tions for produce No. Chicago Spring Wheat,
s1.S9I@190; No. 2 Milwaukee, sl.95; Oats,
Western Mixed, $4,000; Corn, Western
Mixed. 647s@65c; Pork, Mess, $500; Lard
S10.4215; Flour, good to choice, SS.35@S.45:
White Wheat Extra, ss.50@925; Cattle, ESQ
1Os4 for good to extra; Sheep, S5. al. .621S;
Hogs, S5.s5@5.95.
AT East Liberty, Pa, April Goth, cattle
brought: Best, S6.OO06.50; medium, S5.50@
500; common, s5.OO@5.25. Hogs sold-York-
ers, S5.40@5.60; Philadelphias. S5.75@6.00.
Sheep S425a6.75, according to quality.