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Arrangement of Pratt, the Defaulter.
Boston, March %.

BOsTON, MATCH ..
Pratt, the Reading deIaulter, WAS ar
raigned and plead not guilty today, and
was held in $4,000 for further examina-
ton tomorrow. Nathan ID. Pratt. son
of the defaulting Reading Treasurer.
was also arraigned, charged with receiv
ing stocks, securities. ETC, of the Read
ing Savings Bank, knowing them 10
have been frsudulently obtained. The
government not being ready the case
was continued until Monday next, and
Pratt was held in S25 600.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. March 26.-l A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England, partly cloudy weather
and Northwesterly winds. backing 10
Southeriy; stationary or higher temPera-
ture and rising barometer followed by fall
ing barometer.
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FOR SALE =

THE undersigned offers tor sale to a practical
i Machinis; or Moulder one-half OF his Foundry
and Machine shop situated in Ellsworth; or Ii
preferred viii sell the whole.
The Foundry is m ost iayOraby located, there
cult Of ninety miles.
The Foundry and Machine Shop contain all the
TOOLS and machinery necessary to meet the re.
Of several new manufacturing interests In addi-
ton TO the already large Milling and ship build.
ing interests In the county, the future of this
gage in business are invited TO investigate Any
information desired can be had by addressing the
subscriber, or calling upon him at his place OF
business.
" WIN. o. MCDONALD
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New Advertisements rhss Week.

Probate Noiiccs-C L. Dorr.
Notice-fTancis NJ. Darling.
Messengers Notlcc-A. X. bevereuN.
Mtnerals-E. 4. Baldwin.
Mount Desert Eastern X. X Co.
For One Dolar-Frederf~k II. Moses.
To People Having Homes--A. W. Rridgman.
Ellsworth Boom Coy. T.. Hartshorn.
State TaN-Chas. A. White.
EXECUTORS sA'e-Rufus IA. Uinckley.
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Requests Of the Late samuel
Adams Of Casiine.
BosToN. March .

The will of The late Samuel Adams of
Casline, Me. has been filed for probate,
and among other requests are the fol-
lowing: To the Unitarian Sabbath
School of Castine, 500; Trinitarian
Society. $500; Maine Congregational
Charitable Society. 5000; Maine Mis-
sionary Society. $1,000; Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary 81 600.
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Application for Delay in Execution
of Phajr-

MONTPELIER. VT, March %
A hearing was held tonight before
Chancellor Redfield on an application of
the counsel of John Z. Phair for an in
junction restraining the Sheriff from
hanging Phair, on the ground that the
Governors reprieve necessitates new
warrant and that the execution can't
take place till the Supreme Court issues
new warrant. II is thought thc-in
junction will be granted.
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w Orkingslncn.

Before YOU begin your heavy spring work ar
ter Il winter OF relaxation. your system needs
cleansing aud strengthening To prevent an At
tack OF Ague, Bilious or spring Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that will unfit you
for a seasons work. You will save time, much
sickness and great expense II you will use
one bottle OF OF Hop Bitter- in your family
this month Don't wait. See another
column.
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AGENTS
A. =. DRINkWATER, Ellsworth, Ne.
H. ~. AAsA ELL. Deer lsIe. Ne
3wl2

TniiE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO AT
concerned, that she has cen duly appointed
ana has taken upon herself the trust oil an Admin
istrix the estate Of
THOMAS MERCHANT, late of Hancock in the
County of Hancock deceased hy givins
Dond As me law directs; she therefore requests all
persons who are Indebted TO the said deceased }.
estate To make iInmt date payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment.
MARY MERCHANT.
Feb, 9TH, 1879 3wI3.
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SANDY River IL. Il. Company.

The directors of the Sandy River Rail
road Co. met the railroad Commission.
ers at the Dewitt House today. and
showed that the road is entitled to q
charter all the provisions of the law hav-
ing been complied with.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-27

Rev. \. Redlou who has been preach
ing siGcc last October to the Congrega-
vile, South West iiafbor aud Bass ilsr
Dor. Will close his lahors on the island on
the 1T oi March. and after removing al.
family TO Abbott. hi. former place of resi-
OF the Classical school Mr.. Il. Will visit
a. many Of the churches a possible and
personally solicit contributions and pledge,
TO the funds OF the school.
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ID | f. ID

Obituary notices, isyoRa TIE Date, .Na,ae and
Age, must Be paid for.
Brooklin, y. Y.-March 10th. Mr.. Julia \.
wife Of the late William Jelli.ou, Of Ellsworth
aged : years.
EdeB-March cath, Flora VI. MayO. aged 20
years, 10 months and i2 day.
BluehiIl-March Goth, Harvey A. infant
ION Of John L. and 'harlotte T.. Griudlc. AZ
Ell months and . DAYS.
No. PcnObscot-March 10Th Mr. Harry
Lowell. aged ~ years and months
West Nediord Mas~-Mr. VIM. Guptii,
native Of Bluehill, and many year, a resident
OF Lowell, Ne, and Lowell Mass, aged 63
YEAR,.
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BELFAST. March %.

BELFAST. March %.
Hon. James 7. White, Presiden; of
the Belfast National Bank and tor over
half century prominent business
man here, died this morning after 4
brief Illness. aged &c. He has been
Mayor and Senator and was highly re-
spected and esteemed
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Nj \ X X | T. ID !.

fIsworth-Mareh 22nd, by Rev. Charles +
Lombard, Mr. Herbert l.. Cleaves aud Mis-,
sarah VI. jordan, both u Ellsworth
Eluehill-March nth. By Rev J. r. I've
lcth Mr.. Irving II. Harden and Miss Laura
DOnary, both Of BIuehlIl
DcIham-Marrh 9th. by 7. p. Gilmore.
E'q. Mr.. Joseph \. Mclaughlin and Miss
Bertha '. Cowing, both Of Dedham.
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L.EWIsTON. March u

Tt
The inquest of the body of George
Morton was continued TODAY. The
post moItem shows that death resulted
from injury in the afiray.
The case was postponed in hopes that
the single witness of the afiray will be
found
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-27

SKowHEGAN. March :

The dwelling house owned aud oc-
cupied by Luke Shatiuck of this place,
was burned last night. Loss about $500
fully insured.
The furniture was saved. Cause of
fire unknown.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Universal Pile Pills. are sold IN
Ellsworth by s. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. E Il. Jackson'e Catsrrh STUFF and
Troche powder is highly recommended
TOR Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore threat, &c. See Advertisement.
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Notice Of Foreclosure

NAMoEL T. PAGE, OF East Bueksport. in The
~ county OF Hancock and State OF Maine on th,.
Zot aay oil May, a d. 1865, by his deed of thar
baok l5i' rage 81, conveyed to Timothy I'VE, Of
bsngor. Penobseot County State OF Mare in
oiit9aee certain parcel of real estate with the
oului9ss thereon situate in said East Buck snort
III tne ue*cy settlement so called, and bounded
ana described as follows: the north hy land OF
VcoiSe rage and Thomas Hewey, east 6y land OF
n.y., uy, mest oY land OF George Page. said parcel
mas devised TO said Page by his father and con.
"u Einety acres more or less. And whereas
aisnhent, convey to me on the fifth day OF Au-
gust A D. 1918. all his right title and Interest ia
Sn 20 saIo mortgage and debt thereby secured.
VOW, therefore, the conditions of said mortgage
having oeen oroken.l by virtue of said assignme ut
siain TO foTeelose the same and give this notice
TOR that purpose.
JOHN KING.
BY D. z. CUNNINGHAM Atty.
Bueksport, March I5 1879. 8wI2
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District Court OF the United States, district of
Maine. -
n the matter Of
JOHN Ii. DOUGLASS, N BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
TINS Is to give notice that petition has beeu
! presented TO the Court, this 5 h day OF March
1879, by John III. Douglass, of Eden, a Hankrupt
individually and as member OF the firm OF Dong.
lass and Desisie PRAYING that he laay be ctecreef
TO have nun discharge from all his debts indi
Eidnal ami copartnership, proyable under the
bankrupt Act, and upon rearing said Petition
IL Is ORDERED, by this Court that hearing he
hhu upon the same, on the lat Monday of lime
a. ID leIS before the Court in Portland in said
District at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and That the secnnd
meeting OF the creditors of said Bankrupt be held
before Chas. Hamlin, Esq, Register, on the as,
gay Oh March, 1873, and the third meeting OF the
same on the Zist day OF March, 1874, and that no
tice thereof be published In the Bangor Daily
w mig and fourier, and the Ellsworth American
newspapers printed in said District once a weex
Tor Three successive weeks, and once in the week.
~ Bangor Courier, the last publication TO he
thlrty days at least before the day of hearing and
that all creditors who have proved their debts
anu otheT persons In interest, may appear al said
time ana pace, and shew cause d any thew have
why the prayer OF SAID Petition should not be
granted NV ~
3wll WIN p pRppJr
tIeTk oil District Court, for said District
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Business Notices.

Don't fail 10 try DIR. KimbalPs Balsam. for
Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness of the
Throat. Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant xad
efeetual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Is & 80 cents, by all
Druggists. lyr'.
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" e nsorand.A.

SCH Ad4Ic Told. tors"n, from jamaica for
New York. at Bermuda ia distress was to be
sofa AZ auction March Is. Her cargo was for
Nardcd by bark EhE BARS. which arrived ycs
ierday.
Three csinrcd sailors on sch Joshua Griadl.. of
Ellsworth, from Philadelphia Tor Point a-Pitre
were arrNisncd before L. ;. Commissioner Bell Al
chester. on NcincsdAy, upon me "a arge 81 nut
my. and comm htei Tor Trial. They refused to
sorS, when the yrsssl was lyIng 1t chester Pa
amt assaulted the mate.
>ch Adlic ToIi, from Jamaica tor New YORK
before reported condemned at B,smuda va.
sold II auction March Is. hull AnI mater all
brOught fIjJ.
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feeling that IL Csstine has any one thing TO
be proud Of It Is her system Of public
schools. AUDITOR.
March 22nd.
An Exchange says: There Is In pos
session Of the Hodgdon family Of Castine
brass clock which is at least $50 years old.
1t has been in their possession century,
and was an old clock when q member Of
the family brought it from England. The
works are about one foot square, enclosed
In mahogany case, with handle at the
top; 1t was evidently used for coach
clock. The face is also OF brass, orna-
mented with engraved and also repoassee
figures.
The Bangor Wig has the following
from correspondent: captain William
Cox, of the schooner "Annie Whiting of
Castine, on his passage from Bangor to
New Dieppe, Holland, on the goth OF Dc
tober 1877, in heavy gale Of wind. at the
the crew OF the British vessel Alden In
appre iatiob of which the British govern
ment has presented Captain Cox with
fine silver mounted bipoeular glass. Ia
August. 1878, Captain Edwin o. Dorr, OF
schooner "olio" of Bucksport, rescued two
of the shpwrecked crew of the British
schooner "Codseeker" of Darlington, y.
s. 10 recognition of which the government
~ A. a A,.ta cd
Captain Dorr with a fine gold watch
Town meeting, March 2ith, 1879:
Moderator-George II. Witherle.
Town Clerk-P. J. Hookc.
Selectmeu. Assessors and Oyerseers OF
the Poor-William q. Sargent, George l..
Weeks, Jefferson Devereux.
Treasurer-Charles II. Hooper.
Collector-Issiah l.. Shepherd.
Road Commits sioner-John +. Rea.
experimenting School Committee-Geo.
A. Wheeler. All Republicans.
Money raised
For Current Expenses, $500
Highways, 1000
schools, 100
Interest on iowa DEBT, 200
Town Library. 10
Cemetery, lU0
Deer l.l-.
The annual town meeting resulted as
follows
Cierk-John ;. Eaton.
selectmeu aud Ovcrseers-M Y. II.
Green. 4. c. Gordon. NJ. ;. Joyce.
Treasurer-W Webb.
Collector stephen Downs.
Supervisor OF Schonls-E. +. Cole.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-27

Addmson's Botanic Balsdm has restored
thousands to health who had been long and
painful sufferers with Colds and Coughs. IS
cts.
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ss:-Court OF Probate Ellsworth
February Term A. ID. 1879.
Accounts having been dled for settlement in
estates of
WILLIAM s. PEABODY, late Of Boston,
Leonard Peabody and Parker spofford Exr's
JOHN DRESSER, late Of Castine,
John W Dresser, Ex
ORDERED-rh hat the said Accountants give notice
ther eofto all per sons interested by causing copy
ofihis order 20 lie published three weeks success.
lively IN the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellis
worth that they may appear at Probate Court
TO he holden at Ellsworth, on the End Wednesday
Of April next, at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon and shew cause, If any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
Swi2' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
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Y0u may net think 10 nOw, but .
cough Is fore runner oflasting disease. Check
it At once by using DR.. A. J. Flagg's Cough and
LING syrup.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-27

strikes a, the root, builds up the constitution,
makes ii new. and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membrapes, and their
attendant pains and sches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat I've
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Fishing Vesse ell for Sale.

TIE schr y. q. cowell," capacity 100 quin-
] tails, Is sound, tight and strong sails all near.
~ new; well found in all Fishing Gear excepting
cable. VIII be sold low. Apply to
Z. b. GARDNER
~ Backsport, Me.
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ROYAL R R6MS&R
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

tomp
$
do
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Ii p IL become and
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TDispatcl,e. to the Ellsworth American
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The HOL YOKE MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO
of salem, Mass,
AUGUSTUS STORY, President
THOMAS n. JOHNSON, sec'y

Statement January |, 1879.
= ASH A>sErs..'..-...... sl;o iOJ %
Other Liabilities, including
Losses unpaid. .........-.3 100 . las g-l e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-14

WlLLtAMsrowN. The soprano of the Congre-
gational choir has recently been greatly strength
ened aud improved by the addition of Miss Carrie
Hill, who is to be a permanent member There
was large attendance at the Methodist church
last sabbath to hear the Rev j. Il. Bartlett who
will oilciaie during the present conference year.
The textbook committee met for work last We'd
nesday evening. our superintendent is thor
oughly interested In the work, and we may look
for satisfactory results. A suit, In what proves
To be quite complicated case of book account,
has been brought by John Lynde Son, in the
name of Charles Lynde Il Co., against X. H.
Watson, a whoelwright in the place The ac-
counts Of the several parties commence ut the
time Calvin Ainsworth was in the firm and con-
tinue through the several changes in partnership
since then. NV. Rowell of West Randolph is attor-
ney for the plaintiff and G. H. Heath conducts he
defense. Testimony was taken before Durham
Martin, Esq during Thursday, Friday aud Sat
urday of last week decision will be rendered
by the judge at the June term of the county court
Henry Martin has been inquirlng about u
four-weeks-old pig during the past week, which
mysteriously escaped from the pen one night.
The finder will be suitably rewarded. 80. Or.
Maloy, who has pactcod successfully here during
the past year, leaves town this week lie will be
succeeded by DIR, Bailey of Montpelier, n young
man who comes well recommended. Miss Lucy
White, who has been Frustrated with nervous
maady for nearly n year, is able 10 take AN ooca-
sional morning ride. Francis Staples has pur-
chased what is known as the Daniel Bean farm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-14
PERSONAL.

H. T. ELLIOT, who has been connected with the
Burlington Free Press for the past seven years in
the capacity Of manager Of the business OF the
paper has gone to Colorado.
WE learn that Senator Edmunds intends to take
his family to Europe Mt the close Of the extra SCI.
sion Of Congress. They will spend some time at
some Of the German springs, for the benefit Of
Mrs. Edmunds' health.
COLONEL T. S. PECK and the officers Of the
Ransom Guards and Barlow Grays have been in
vited to attend the grand banquet given ut Mon
treal on the Queens birthday MAY 2ith), in honor
of the Brooklyn regiment.
The Messenger says that W. IL Wheeler, for
merly editor of the St. 1ohnsbury Farmer, now
editing paper in Watsonvillc Cal, recently en-
countered shower OF rotten eggs in that place,
and, not having an umbrella sufficient for the
emergency, got quite wet.
COLONEL FRANK A. EASTMAN, formerly con-
nected with the Yermom Patriot in this village,
and subsequently postmaster of Chicago for many
years, has become proprietor Of the Waukcsha
wisconsin, Democrat, n journal devoted to the
interests Of pure democracy. lie states that the
imperial tendencies ef the Republicans must be
resisted and defeated" whewl Frank.
GOVERNOR PRocroR having been requested to
name four delegates or commissioners to attend
the next national convention of the United States
Board Of Trade on Wednesday, June 18th, 1879,
and to consider such delegates to be commission
ers for Vermont of the exhibition Of 1888, has
made the following appointments: Jacob Estey
Of Brattleboro, John b. Page of Rutland, Perey
p. Pltkin of Montpelier, and John B. Mead OF
Raudolnh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-14
Religions Intelligence.

WoLCoTT. Rev. James A. Bates preached his
farewell sermon here on the ith
BAKERSFIELD, Five persons united with the
Congregational church the ith inst.
HNEsBURGH.-T persons were admitted to
membership in the Baptist church on the ith.
BURLINGTON James Buckham and Miss
Mary Buclham, of this city, sailed from Liver
pool on the 4th inst, for home.
GumpHALL-Three theads of families) united
with the Congregational church here May ith-
two by profession and one by letter
PfrrsFoRD.-R r. T. Hall has resigned his
pastorate of the Congregational church at this
place. Mrs. Hammond made one hundred con-
verts at Pittsford
MIDDLEnURY.- ]. G. johnson occupied the
pulpit in the Congregational church in this place
on Sunday morning and evening last in exchange
with the pastor, Rev. f. p Hooker
WELLS RvER.-On Sunday, the ith inst, the
congregation in the church numbered about two
hundred and fifty, and the Sabbath-school about
one hundred and sixty The school recently com.
menced to make a library and has received three
hundred volumes of new books. The school con
tributed by its regular collection the first three
months Of the year nearly 500 The classes are
in competition to see which will do the best in
proportion to attendance.
ST. JoHNsBURY.- Work upon the North churcl
is renewed with considerable vigor. Stone are
being cut and laid, and force Of brick mason
are also at work. The Presbyterians Of th
place have hired the Avenue House hall for on,
year, and will commence the holding of service
| there the first Sabbath in June. Mr.. w. H. Laird
Of this place, and a student of the Reformed Pres
| byterian Theological Seminary, of Alleghan!
City, Penn, will preach to this society during tn
| coming Summer. About twenty-five persons hav
signiied their intention OF uniting with this church
| There are thirty more families in the place VIII
favor that creed and will give support to such al
| organization. This will make ten churches in tn
| village and thirteen churches in town of fiv
thousand people
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-05-14
Boston Produce Market.


CnEEsE.-Dealers are selling lne lots at f4dtsc a bi
hut very little now coming Ia brings over 7c. ana hear
of liberal offerings Of good quality at bSc Except for the
figure.
feeling In the market for sugar, with the sales of small
cakes at l0lc large cakes at sOc and tubs and pail.
At 66ttiss u gallon.
EGGs.-pnces have been rather weak, with sales oil
ll,c al DOZEN Buyers are operating cautiously at III,
S o s and .Sr %s 10 .e aa further p Of Western we
HAY AND sTRAw.--Cholce hay continues in light sun
ply at slS@lt " t9n but very little coming in Is goo,
grades plentiful. and slowly at sOS1li n Ton
iys straw is in light supply and readily commands SIG
BEASs.-pel have been selling at slio6llS for choice
aud 8 &@l@ for fair to good. sales oi choice medium
mon to choice fsiow eyes have been D light supply,
SEINE small ols sold At ssG but lheTanSe a
command s2SOG2-s5 q bnshei in small lots $50
POTATO There has been an easter tendency In TN
last quoted For the best Eastern Rose sl5is TOP price
jaeksons cannot be sold at over ST. and Il l. nc sasy /,
Mud buyers AT over Wc frohcs are pretty well sold MP
't Ss9ai 81 6a' hsl seedlings '' Other kinds F
GRA!S,-There Is a better feeling for corn. with a TAI
paTaiyelv light The sales OF mixed and, yellow have b
4 i63@ise extra yellow AZ 10, and steamer corn al i6e
eea selling A. se@s1s g, No. and eslu, white ls@iSH
ahe feed and middlngs range at sO@l5 q ton.
BUTrER-rhe downward tendency noticed at the clos
last report has resulted In decline of about M a M
Sales Of best dairy lots have been ~ l56D6c with nm occa
.ona hne lot AZ ie bn hard IN get over Toe for chou
Vermont In lots 10 the trade. Fair good have been
Ing at lOac, but II Is dcult se second grades owe
l2c lhele considerable poor butter offering under loo
but very few buyers, Heat oIeanefe- have declined I,
lsGlac, with slow trade dairy lots viii be taken Il
| preference nj a difference of lGlsc % pound
WOOL-No neeces and oomhing and delaine neenes m
scarce and arm AZ previous rates New wool has been IT,
eeved from California and supplies from Texas aud othe
points nj hand. The sales have been at s26cl3c 10
| X and rennsyiyana and Ohio 3elaiisc for A am
above aud and a5et ldc for No. l. The sales have
considerable AT these prices New York New llampshir,
Wisconsin aud Michigan heeces have been In ia 1emanl
at 2sebl0a ~ H. and In Instances an advance on IN
latter price has huen obtained for coce lots Pulled wool
have hcn selling quite freely and prices nnge from 25G1s
a N, mostly In the range Of MG1i,c n tor supers Ne,
California wool has been sold Al 2eglbc n fo good lot
| of southern We do not look Tor any material change
prices uhtil supplies OF new bln TO arIive from all point.