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XLVth Congress-Regular Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June Z.
The Senate decided after some discussion that the
Secretary should attend before the Potter committee
with such papers as were called for reserving all
questions touching rregularity of the method of the
Houses call for them.
Senate resumed consideration of the army billy and
Blaine's amendment referring the question Of the
transfer of the Indian bureau to the War Department
to commission was adopted.
The amendment to strike out the House provis-
ion forbidding the use Of the army as a posse
cOmitdtus gave rise to considerable discussion the
Democrats trying to amend the amendment SO as to
guard against the use of the army in the Southern
states, but no action was taken. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The sundry civil service appropriation bill was
reported and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the general deficiency bill.
The appropriation to pay the claims against the
bureau of steam engineering was increased from
$476518 to 423676, and that to pay claims against
the bureau of construction from $685. 1884 to 1891 1884,
also S416,319 appropriated for timber notwithstand-
ing the Democratic members of the Naval Commit
tee protested. $150,000 also added for clothing
Indebtedness Mr.. Clymer stated that the committee
had already raised the appropriations in the bill
some 81 100000. Committee rose ami the Committee
on Foreign Affairs reported bill relative TO the
japanese indemnity fund. Printed and recon-
miLted.
The House took recess at 5 O'Clock. At the
evening session all was uproar and confusion, and
nothing was done.
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New York stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, June 6-Evening. Money easy at 8
4S5 and ASH for long and short sight.
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for
the week ending to-day were SS5S, los; aR0unt
marketed $7S95S3.
Gold steady at 1O1 throughout; borrowing rates
a PEI cent. per annum aud Lea per diem. Clear
ings S9053, 600. The customs receipts to-day were
1881 900. The Treasury disbursements were $08,-
900. Governments are firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated 199O4s shares including 400 shares Lack
awanna, 46,S00 shares Erie, 33,700 shares Lake
Shore 400 shares North Western 10000 shares st
Paul. 5000 shares Rock Island, 500 shares Western
Union 1900 shares Del & Hud.. 1900 shares Wabash,
1850 shares Pttsburg, 5000 shares New Jersey Gem
trial. 1900 shares Ohio Mississippi, $500 shares New
York Central.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

FRIDAY, June THE markets are little stead
Ter to-day and prices rather firmer. In Sugars
there is a much frmer feeling and prices have adj
vanced to 95c for graduated and 9lc for Extra c.
Flour is much stronger and prices in the West are
advancing There is, however, no change here as
yet. Corn is also higher in the West and the market
is much frmer here.
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CHICAGO, June -Hogs-receipts 80, 900 head ;ship-
ments $500 head: the market is strong and heavy
sold at 8 20 q 8 35; mixed at 20 q $40; all sold
early.
CattIe-receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head
market more active and steady at 90 q 75 feeders
steady at 90 q 90; butchers weak at 90 "a co.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; sales at 80 q 4 40.
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1T REQUIRES NO DEBATE to prove that HUNTS
REMEDY will cure Brights Disease, Kidney Blad-
der and Glandular Complaints, and Retention and
Incontinence of Urine. HUNTS REMEDY is
regularly prescribed by Family Physicians. Dropsy,
Gravel, and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure instantly.
JUL eod&w1w
HEALTH AND ECONOMY. Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con
gress' Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits,
Dumplings Ac. Give it trial, and you will always
use Congress-.
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In Paris jokes on the Exhibition are In order.
A widowed mother of penurious habits, with
az only son, is reported to have called on
physician 10 reference to her boys health
She described his symptoms, among which was
want of appetite. The doctor said it was only
the lassitude of spring. "Let me treat him,
and Twill give him stomach to devour all
before him." The widow thought moment.
Provisions will be dear when the Exhibition
opens! 1t is better to let him remain as he is"
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For New England
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Difficulties between the Turkish and Mon
tenegrin forces have broken out in the neigh
borhood of Scutari.
The Democrats will have majority of IL in
the Oregon Legislature. Whitaker (Dem)
for Congress has 500 majority. The Demo-
Gratis also claim the Governor.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TwENTY-ToUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALA
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
June s, Il A. NJ.
For New England
falling barometer, except a temporary rise in
the eastern portion, nearly stationary tempera-
ture, increasing cloudiness and winds mostly
from northeast to southeast, followed by rain
areas.
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DIED.

In this city, June g. Seth B. Kilborn aged SO years
months IL days.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
at his late residence. The Aged Brotherhood are in
vited attend. Burial at convenience of the famiy
Sawyer, aged 70 years.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, at
No. II Newbury street.
aged 81 years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock
At Oak Hill, June 6, John Wingate Thornton, of
Boston, Mass.
In East Denmark, June 1, Miss Sophia M. Saun-
ders aged n years IL mOnths.-formery Of Poland.
In Bridgton May 81, Julia c., wife OF Nathan
Dodge, aged II years 10 months.
In South Bridgton, June 5, suddenly, Mr.. Robert
McKenney.
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Chicago UatlIe nuarko,.

Providence Print OIoihs HIarkes.
fRoV!DENCE, r. l., June 1.-The Printing cloth
market is dull and nominal; 64x64s at 3-16.
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The latest sentimental agony in songs is a
tender ballad, beginning,
"who viii come above me signing,
When the grass grows over me9"
We can't say. positively, who, but if the ceme-
terry fence is 10 the usual repair it will probably
be the cow.-Hd,cheye.
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BOSTON stock Market.
JSaes at the Brokers' Board, June IL
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad U.s. .1055
30 Eastern Railroad. IA
Eastern Railroad new bonds). ........... So % 631
Boston d Name Railroad 7s.............- a Isl
Boston ~ Maine Railroad. lUZa "a 103
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad. .....- IS
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Clearing House Transactions.

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 83,t22 IA
Net Balances. 81, 425 ~
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European Markets.

european Markets.
LONDON, June 7-l2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 1916
or money and SO Lie tor account.
LONDON June 7-1230 P. M.-American securi-
es-United States bonds 67s, at 1893 NEW 5s 1913;
new 4a's, 1863; 1O-4Os, 1881; Erie, 161.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
firm; Middlng uplands at Gid do Orleans at 7-l6d
sales ~ goo bales, including 5000 bales for specula.
ton and export reepts 72OO bales, including HOO;
American.
Futures 1-32d cheaper; uplands, low middling
clause, June and July delivery 3-16.
Flour at 20 q 20; Winter Wheat at 10 10 a lie
Spring do at 10 q s. California averages at 10 a
10 9;cub at 10 5410 ~; Corn at % "a 90 g.; Peas
at 50. Provisions, &c-Pork at ~ Beef n; Bacon
at rs q rs Lard IS g. Cheese at Al. Tallow 81 g..
At Lonuon TallOw at SO g.
PARIS, June 7.-Rentes iii SIC.
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MARRIED.

In Gorham. June 6, by Rev. j. Colby, Horace L.
Day and Miss Florence r. Moshier, both of Gorham,
In South Bridgton, May 20, Wallace B. Wentworth
and Miss Nellie P. Fessenden.
In Harpswell, June 4, Capt. Lemuel H. Slower and
Miss Mary A. Slower.
In Bath, May %, James A. Tedford and Annie Fl
Osgood, both Of Freeport.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June THE following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks to-day COM
pared with those of yesterday:
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Hogs active and higher; common at rs "a 10;
light at 20 a 35 packing at 315 a 35; butchers
at 80 q 8 40; receipts 2l37 head; shipments 1861
head.
DETROIT, June Wheat is firmer; extra White
Michigan at Is; No White Michigan at IA No
Amber at 1 06.
Receipts-12 900 bush wheat.
Shipments-32,0 goo bush.
BALTIMORE. June 7.-Cotton firm; Mddling up
lands 11s q 1lac.
MEMPHIS, June 7.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands at 11c
GALVESTON, June 7.-Cotton is steady; Middling
uplands lie.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands lie.
WILMINGTON, June 7.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands lose.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands at 111c.
1Osc.
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton easier; Middling up
lands at 103c.
AUGUSTA, June 7.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 10sc.
NORFOLK, June 7.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands at lie.
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SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8.

irritation, while to search all your pockets in
succession conveys the impression that you will
be left penniess by the transaction. A smiling.
quiet promptness marks the gentleman in this
crisis World
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NAME.
Especial to Press.l
Burglary in Richmond.


RICHMOND, June THE house of Mr., Ma
thaniel Donnell of this place, was entered last
Wednesday night by burglars and about $50 in
money stolen. The burglar or burglars entered
the sleeping room of Mr.. D. and his sons, took
their wallets, distracted the money and left the
wallets on the sitting room table in some hats
lying there. A new watch was hanging in the
sitting room but was not taken, the object of
the burglars seeming to be to take nothing by
which they could be traced. PEN.
ITO the Associated Press
Rowdoins VI. Augusta Reds.
AUGUSTA, June THE Bowdoins played
against the Augusta Reds this afternoon. at
the end OF the 9th inning the score stood IL to
10 in favor OF the Bowdoins, but on the next
inning that club threw up the game on account
of q decision of the umpire.
Counterfeiters,
LEWISTON June Last night comn,aint
was made to Marshal Quinby that S. G. Wash
burn, hailing from Byron, had attempted to
pass counterfeit half dollar. Washburn was
arrested on Cedar street and while crossing the
canal bridge threw something into the canal.
On searching his room in Auburn a quantity
of moulding clay, powdered glass, pewter and a
blow pipe with S11 in half dollars and vuarters
partly finished were discovered. Washburn
was arraigned this afternoon charged with hav-
ing counterfeit money with intent to pass it,
and was bound over in $1,000 Committed
Two other parties, suspected to be concerned,
are held for further examination.
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Toledo Blade1.
Nasty.

MIR, Nasty HASN'T Time 10 Express his
Views as He is Engaged in Pashing the
Iuvestigatfon.
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Ar at New York 18th, brig Mary E Leighton, from
Cardenas.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater It'll, barque Daring,
from Cardenas.
Ar at Queenstown 7th inst. ship Occidental, Dun.
ply, San Francisco, (Feb Ply.
Sid fm Hull 9th inst, ship Challenger, Thompson,
United States.
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst, ship A Snow, Robinson,
San Francisco, lJan 21l
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FOREEGN PORT

Sid I'm Yokohama prev to May 10, ship Sumner
Mead, Dixon, for Kobe; barque Henry A Litchfeld,
DrummOnd, do.
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Heavy frosts in various parts of New Eng
land Friday night did considerable damage
to vegetation.
The instruction in Cuba is over and the
whole island Is tranquil.
The lower house Of the Austrian Rechstag
has passed the credid bill.
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Bsstou stock EIarket.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-10o0 bush corn meal to
w True 81 Co.
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Stock and Stand for Sale.

TEJHE subscriber wishing to make a change in bus
IL mess offers his stock and stand situated in No.
Yarmouth, Me-, near walnut Hill" The stock
consists OF the usual variety kept in country stores.
For further particulars enquire OF CHAS.
MCLAUGHLIN u co 81 Commercial St., Portland,
or the subscriber on premises.
mylOeodti&w 1. S. STANW0OD.
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Foreign Hmp0rtVs
KEMPT. Ms. Schr Advance-159 tons paser to
Whidden.
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fsRom MERCHANTS ExoHANaE.l

The new barque built by Pendeton Bros of Sears
port, is now about completed and will be launched
next week. She will register 1000 tons and is to be
commanded by Capt N Nichols of Searsport.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Pirate Harbor, Ms, 4th inst, sch Jas Poe
from Western Banks for North Bay.
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/, OI1N!o O. June Pork is strong at 50.
Lara Is active and higher: current make at 62A )
$40; Kettle at q a. Bulk Meats strong; shoulders
at q cash or June; short rib at OF a 10; short
clear at o. Bacon is higher; shoulders at AL clear
rib at 0s clear sides 6. Whiskey is strong at o.
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Barque Almra Robinson, of Bath, 1897 tons, four
years old, sold by auction at Bath 9Th inst to
Fisher, for $4700; also, 20-64ths of schr Mary f
Webber. 1923 tons, two years old, to John W MARI,
for 5000.
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Capt D Gardiner, of schr Alice Dean, has pur-
chased the controlling interest in scbr abby Weld
white oak vessel of 76 tons. and will place her on
the packet line between Pembroke Eastport. Lubec
and Portland. Capt Gardiner is popular shipmas-
ter and has been very successful in this line of bust
ness. The Alice Dean will continue to run between
Pembroke and Portland under command of Capt
Vim Hatch.
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THE INVESTIGATION.
AndersOn's Letters of Recon-.
mendatiOn.
Some Details of the Florida
Canvass.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Potter investi-
eating com mittee was late in throwing open the
doors today, although the members were in at.
tendance at the usual hour. The time inter-
vefing between that and o'clock was spent in
secret session, and it was understood that the
business on hand was a critical examination
and comparison OF the electoral returns of the
state of Louisiana. On motion of Mr.. Potter
su6p9nG duceS tecunl was ordered to be issued
to the appointment clerk of the Treasury De.
partment for all the recommendations on file
in that department for the appointment of An
derson's brother to position in Baltimore, and
the Secretary of State was requested to furnish
the committee with all original communica-
tions written, printed or telegraphic on file in
his Office or that may be under his control pur-
porting to come from one or all the members of
the Harlan-McV eagh commission sent by the
President to New Orleans ia April, 1877, to-
gether with certified copies of all communion
tions written printed or telegraphic delivered
to such commission or any member thereof
from state department or from the President
and that passed through the state department.
The chairman presented communication from
the President in in reply to the preamble and
resolution of the commission, also the cores.
pondence called for as follows:
Auderson's Recommendation.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1877.
His E1cellency, the President:
The undersigned respectfully recommends for ap.
pointment as foreign consul at either Callao Bel
fast, Canton Oh any place of the same importance,
Mr.. James E. Anderson of louisiana This has the
approval of the whole Louisiana delegation, and
ask that the appointment be made at an early day.
Respectfully yours.
G. B. DARRALL.
G. 4. NASH.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1877,
Sir-The undersigned representing with one ex-
ception) the entire Republican delegation in Congress
from Louisiana would respectfully urge the appoint
ment Of james E. Anderson as consul to either of
the following points-Callao, Demerara, Canton,
Hankow or Bradford.
Very respectfully.
NJ c. Fifth District, La.
W. P. Kellogg.
NEW ORLEANS, April s, 1877.
Hon. Stanley Matthews:
Dear Sir,-When in Washington filed an appli-
cation for a consulship signed by the Repub lean
delegation from this state, together with written
request from the President (Hayes) to have me ap-
pointed. Mr.. Evarts said no vacancy existed and
for the nresent he could make none. The morning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
THE YELLOW FEVER.

1t is now reduced to a certainty that
the yellow fever, in epidemic form, is
prevailing in New Orleans TO rather an
alarming extent, and rapidly on the in
crease. The disease, we notice, is also
spreading, and breaking out at other
cities and points South.
Having commenced at 80 early a
period in the season, there being Al.
gust, September and part, perhaps, oi
October, to go through before frost can
he looked for, if the maiadv assumes a
virulent and malignant type, no one
can forctcll TO what extent it NAV pre-
vail. Great alarm already exists among
the people in the Crescent City
where many cases and deaths have
taken place, and they are, at last ac-
counts, on the increase
New Orleans has, fortunately, been
exempt from this terrible maladv for n
number of years. 1t NAV be on that
account people there grew careless, and
failed in giving proper attention to san
itarv measures. Hence their present
ailliction and prospective trouble
Though our Chesapeake coast, and
more northern regions, are generally
exempted from such scourgcs, vet they
have, in times past, come upon us with
fearful mortality Ii might possibly be
that the recent extraordinary heat, and,
perhaps, continuance Of ii, with an
fortuitous weather, proves to malarial
disease, if continued, NAV subject us to
the yellow fever or some other deadly
maladv. 1t is best and safest, there
fore, to be on the alert, and by scrupu-
lous attention to our sanitary condition,
DO all in our power TO ward of so fear
full scourge
Fully l25 persons are sick with vel
low fever at Grenada. Miss, and call
for help has been made. At New Or
leans the suffering is greatest among
strangers and children. Ninety-eight
new cases and sixteen deaths were re-
ported there On Thursday \ number
of cities have ,!2~e,. themselves to
Southern steamers and RAILWAYS The
Government will supply tents for the
use of the sick wherever needed OH
GERS Of the Boards Of Health and others
state that the precautions taken at
quarantine are such That no danger need
be apprehended Of any visit to North
ern cities of the fever, through lack of
the necessary precautions.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

That the peace of Europe is very far
from being secured by the Treaty Of
Berlin is daily becoming more apparent
The resistance Of the Bo>nians 10 the
occupation Of their country bv the Aus
TRANS is evidently much mere serious
matter than il seemed 10 he at first.
and if il is true. as reported that the
insurgents have lU0.00U men under
arms, they may compel the invaders TO
do much hard fighting before the occu-
patton is complete. But this fresh war
in one Of the European provinces Of
diSmcmbcrcd Turkey Is even less Sieni-
Iicant than the formidable advance ef
the Russian army under General kauE
man along the Upper OXuS. This
movement Is sufficient evidence that.
however Russia may be hampered in
her designs upon Turkey in Asia hv
the terms of the treaty and the British
protcctoratc. she does not mean 10
abandon her dreams Of conquest in Cen
trail Asia. The advance of Kaufman
is directed upon the petty X hanaics, on
the OXus river, known as Badakshan
and Nakhau, and nominallv subject 10
the Amccr of Afghani,tan, Shcrc Ill.
whose territories they adioin These
provinces are important on account of
their geographical position, and are
worth cCnqucriGg because Of their min
cral wealth. The progress of Russia
into the interior Of Asia that was halted
with the conquest of KhivG is thus re-
Sumcd, and Is her natural response, a.
stated by the Moscow Gazette. Ito
the seizure Of Cyprus and the greater
part Of .Asa,ic Turkey by the English"
The Kaufman expedition is highly sig
niiicant, and England may accept it as
a challenge The Russians have very
little farther to go before establishing
themselves on the northeastern frontier
Of British India. and all movements in
that direction will undoubtedly he most
iealously watched. If they are aimed
at Aighanistan. England can hardly re-
main quiet. \ any rate, new phase
of the Eastern question is looming into
prominence, and the next thing tn or
der will probably be an English de-
mand upon Russia for an explanation
of her intentions.
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WAGES IN GREAT BRITAIN.

Il. ii. Barrows, United States Consul
at Dublin, has procured from the Board
of Public Works of ireland Il very full
and minute report of the wages paid
by the board, from which the following
extract is made: Ireland is divided
into seven districts and wages vary in
each In the Northeastern District
carpenters earn 3:is. I'd. per week. ma
sons, 30s. Cd, laborcrs lSS in the east
carpenters sos, masOns, Jos cd, labor
ers les in the west the same in the
southwest, carpenters 2Ss., masons 80,
labOrers los; in the Limerick division,
carpenters 32s.. masons 32S, laborcrs
los; in the south, carpentcrs33s.. mason
33S, laborcrs lbs. In the Dublin lis
trict wages are higher Plumbers get
5Gs, gas-ilttcrs 4Os., stone cutters :i1s
Cd, painters and GLACIERS 2gS.. smiths
3js,, plastercrs 3ls. These wages are
an advance Of 20 per cent since 1873 =
\. '. Dockcry, United States Con.
sui at Leeds, England, reports that the
rates Of wages there have not mater
tally changed within five wears. Strikes
have been made, not for higher wages.
but against a reduction, and in many
cases have been successful. The linen
trade being practically driven out of
Leeds to more favorable places. The
cost Of living has not materially ad-
vanced. for while beef ana mutton cost
20 per cent more than in 1873, the price
of American bacon has declined in pro-
portion. It's use has largely increased.
Many families eat about eight pounds
Of bacon a week, at a cost of cd. H2
ccnts) pound The business of Leeds
is more and more transacted directly
with the wholesale dealers and clothing
houses and less with middle-men. The
high price Of labor and the competition
OF American manufacturers and others
have greatly affected the trade Of Leeds
much more than hostile tariffs" Not