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The Belfast Age says: Scion Chase
has backed water since the convention.
aud Is not for putting his cowhide boots on
the platform as much a. he was
The Age ought not to sneer at SoIon
Chase's boots. Should the editor ever sue
coed in getting a nomination he will nsed
them steers" TO pull for him.
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The Worklngmen's Municipal Conve u
ton, held 10 San Francisco last week. NOM
mated the Rev. Isaac 5. kallock for Mayor.
Mr.. kallock is native OF Eastern Maine
and has had rather varied experience
since leaving fremont Temple IN Boston.
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SpsfiaI 4otifts.
a Q A n ID.

To all " no are suffering from the errors and
indi scretions of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. &C.. 1 will send a recipe
tn at Ill cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send 8 seEsddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. IxAAN Station D. xew
York CITY. Iyir.
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NOn-Resileml Tax List.

MON resident take. in the town Of Otis in ,hs
~ Count, OF Hancock. for the year ISIS The
following list of taxes real estate OF non resi-
in bills. committed to {. o. BlaisdeIl CoIl.c,o-
OF saih town on The Is. day Of June ls7D AZ been
tetnIheh by MIN 10 me rs remaining unpaid on
the l1th. day of June ls7s by hi. certifcat. ~
that tate ana now remain unpaid. and notice il
hereby given that II the sal 40 interest and
eharses are not paid In the treasury 9th said
town, within ei Ehleen months from the d.te ~
me commitment OF he said bills, so much OF the
rear estate taxed as will be sufficient TO DAY the
a.ouhs du9 thefetor. including interest and
charges. Will without further notice, be .oIJ Al
pubic auction, AT the Post ONCE 10 said town on
the ISL dsy OF January lsso At two O'Clock p n
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pEE'bNs seeking t.olj. silver OF tn. base
ua~tAls can have ihelf ore. Isstsd or assayrd
A. very reasonable rate BY
" &. FREDERIC r.
Corner toart ami Para g. T.. q Eox ~.
Es!As! Ne 49,.
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Qbt Qllswortb Amerifan.


nv date on the address label Of each suhscri-
bets paper shows the time TO which the sub-crir-
tion IL paid; and all subscribers in ARREARS are
requested to pay up as soon a. possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
once. receipt viii be promptly sent TO the Sab
scrlber, and the date the address la bel wili b.
corrected on the next issue OF the paper.
In ali communications relating 70 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 stale tire
fostornee 10 which the paper -, - 10 be, sent
an to lie careful to write all proper names plain
l..
In directing a change OF sddcess. always give
nc present address as well the to which
ysu wish the paper Aiter~A ards scat.
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srAIh oF MAINE. COUNTY OF HANCOCK, .,
!, tds- sSaxsy cashier OF the aboye.uamed
tank, d" sslemniy swear that the above .tate-
meui IL true TO the best OF my knowledge and De.
hci.
EDw. swAZEY, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me .hi, slth
day OF June. 1873.
o. r. CUSsfSGHAa.
CONNECT Attest:
,rs s s,S:ss 3 VIM ,s,.Er. Directors.
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The Colby Echo gives the following
programme tor Commencement week In
Waieryilic.
sunday, July -. - Baccalauresta Sermon
lMemorial for the late Gardiner Colby. by the
President. AZ the Baptist Church, at "a p NJ;
Sermon before the Boardman Missionary Soce-
y and Young Mems Christian A s.oelation. by
Rev: J. + Elder. ID. ID. (clAss OF $780, Of New
York, q, "A P. NJ.
Monday, July 2l.-Prize Deciama alton OF the
Junior Class, at the Baptist Church. ASP. ".
TUESDAY, july q. - Examination for En-
trance, 81 Room No. 8, Champlin Hall, at 5 A.
NJ. Annual Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees.
at Room No. 10, Champlin Hall. at o A. NJ.
Annual Meeting Of the Alumni Association. At
Alumni Hall, AT P. ". Anniversary OF the
Literary Societies; Grafton by Rev. q. "
samson, ID. D., late President of Columbian
Cniyer.ity; Poem, by Hon. Charles Thurber
OF Brooklyn, n. Y. Mt the Baptist Church, a,
SPIN.
"Wednesday, July 23.-Addresses Of the Grad
rating Class, al the Baptist Church. at IL A. n.
The procession forms at l04 A.. N. Commence.
ment Dinner. st Alumni Hall, # Jpn. ii.
brary and Cabinet Of Natural History will h.
open from Ito 8 p. ". Commencement Con.
cert At P. ". Presidents Levee AFTER the Con.
cert. Commencement Hop at 10 r.. n
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Don't fdH 10 try DIR. Kimbaips Baissm, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throst. Chest. Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
edectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price % 4 30 cents, BY oil
Druggists. lyr7
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COFFIN WARE ROOMS.

YiIE Sahacr1deT would announce 10 the Pnbbe
] that BE- has opened hss Cofaa ware rom. a.
~'nloavtie NJ i'~scri- AT In want 81 frat rla..
Coma. Cassrs Ur Rohr, wiil ana fall A.sorgnsnt
constantly on hand. a. reason able prtcea
80 fait pnasr ~ The i'uhiir rcsprrtrufIy q,
hcitcl. pnirrs By mail or telegraph promptly
attended ~. '''
a. &. FEg>AID
NJ p~scr; Jauc p. 80 lw.s
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Be-s.i. College Cs..~.e~..n,.

Commencement at Bowdoln College will con-
unue from July 9Th TO lllh. The following j.
the programme
sunisy-lO 30 a. NJ sermon before the
Bowdoin Praying Circle. by Prot. John :. ew-
all OF the Bangor Theological Sanitary =.
N. Bsoca!surcaic Sermon, by President Cham
bcrlAiu.
MondAy-s + NJ. Junior Prize peelanaii1n.
Tnc-d2y-tlass Day exercises - Illumination
and Dance on the Green Ia the evening.
" ednesday-s A. N Poi Beta Kappa meet
ing-lV 80 A. NJ. Meeting Of the Alumni
?. NJ Memorial AdJrs.. in honor OF the late
President Woods before the Alumni aud the
Maine Historical Society, by Prof Charles ar
roll Everett OF Harvard Cnivcr.ity.-s D. ".
Concert by Mr.. Annie Granger Dow, Miss
Anna prssdil. Mr.. Tom kari. Mr.. ". H..
Bracket, Mr.. hotkschmar, aud the Nendel.-
sohn Qainieiie Cub.
Ihur-dat-9 A. NJ. Prayer meeling Of the
Alumni and friends in senior Recna alton Room.
10 % .. NJ. Commencement exercises lO-
lowed by Dinner Ia Memorial Halls \. ".
Beoe option by Presijen, Chamberlain.
Alumni are requested TO register their name.
and procure tickets for Commencement. Din
ner between the hours OF ; and 10 30 THURSDAY
morning. at the Clesseland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts. Hall.
Fridays 30 A. N. Examination OF candi-
dates for admission TO college. at Aeam. Hall.
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Every body sings the praises Of Adayasoa's
botanic BdIsdm because IL Is an article Of
merit, OF more value than gold il relieves dis
tress. restores health, and prolongs life. What
greater Office OF kindness and mercy could IL
performy Price only IS cents.
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10 Inventors and Mechanics.

pATESTS and how to obtain them. pam,h.,
Postage. Address ~
GILMORE. SMITH AGO,
soiicitors Of Patents, Boz 81,
WashinStoa, D. G.
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Notice Of Foreclosure

7 EVILS Black, OF Deer Isie. in the ,.o.n,v ~,
- hancock and state Of Maine on the gith asv
Of october a. ID. 1877. by his deed OF thar dsts
I Ieoaaea 10 the hancock Registry of Deeds, book
Toe, page So!, conveyed to me a certain updivited
one fourth part Of real estate with the hnfiains.
" assa situated ON Little Deer Isle 80 called
h 70 saia Town Of Deer Isle, it being ali OF The
notnes stead o. the ate Shadraeh Black with the
ssAsepton OF The y idow's dover. and bounded and
$4,000 as follows; Beginning at the shore OF
Lgximosgan Reach, at the northern corner OF
1ohAthsn ID. Grsys land thence on said Ciray;s
horth western line on a south westerly eoursa 10
me shore Of Penobscot Bay, on the soptb, ives
aae OF L'e Deer Isle thence foiiywIng said shore
IN north westerly direction TO land Of NiehasS
,., MAJ ihence on said .nowmans south ea-I
thence fallsa;n snore OF SAID Esgimogsan Reach
o % The hr st mentioned bound estimated
e enS nunaren acres more or less with ali the
oaiIdinEs the reon, meaning to convey one pnji~
siaed fourth part of the above described propertv
s.n me exception of the widows dover and The
9ondiuon Of said mortgage having been brokep
eialm TO foreclose the same and give This notice
for that purpose. A''''.
sargentvilie, June 18th, 1873 sxss
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Report Of the Condition


Al Bucksport.
4" The Nais Of -hIiH>. az TIE close pfbasiAess
JANE IL. ls79
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NTHEREA- Charles \. kkir,dgc and Mary v
w kldridxc, on the -Sh ia March, A u
isss, then II ~urry. In the County OF Hancock
state % Maine, by Their mortgage deed OF that
dat, conveyed to jasoa FHiips. Of sald surry
several piece parcels Of land described In
his ai'frsatd mortgage des,l which il Teeor led in
Hancock Registry OF Deeds. book IiS page Rs
aud shnress l asu a bcnshciary ct said deed and
whereas the conditions Of sad deed have been
broken claim the right 10 foreciA-c the samS
.rc-abiy - the provistous Of the statute Of the
state anI eve thta notice for that pnrposr
ALxigA PHILLIPS
~ her Auv. A. D. BtRNHAM
Surry. Jane lith. is7p. swsS
The New York herald., 1879-10-29

project is now foot for the establishment of
a new Mining Board here by some California ana
Colorado miners and speculators 1t is proposed to
charge 81, 900 each for the first hundred members
and S5 900 each for the second hundred members.
meeting is TO be held Saturday evening next to
further this scheme.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there
to-day y:--Mlwaukee-Receipts OF wheat. 179100
bushels; shipments, 30 900 do; receipts of corn.
800 do; shipments. none Chcaso-tcceipts Of
wheat, 2l7 ,T59 bushels; shipments G6.741 do;
ccipts OF corn, 375 900 do; shipments. 1886 1876 do
At the Mining Board to-day Tip Top advanced to
13O while Tuscarora after advancing to 3. fell of
TO 5s There were other changes worthy Of spe-
cial note. The following the sales:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-29

The London advices reported weak market for
the Erie securities, the common stock declining from
421s to 49, preferred from 6S 60 to g. new second
consols from 80 to s7 funded fves from S4s1 to g.
and consolidated frsts from 1l7a to III. Illinois
Central fell of from 101 to 1909. while Pennsylvania
rose from 494 to 49A. and Reading from 81 to 81 a.
United States bonds opened strong. new fours sell
ing up to 1855 1054. AIS to 1091s. and tives to
1O5s 81 but the improvement was lost at the close.
British consols steady at 9S for both money and
the account Bar silver advanced to SO 1-l6d per
ounce At Paris the 3 per cent rentes declined to
slf 25c. The Bank of England lost f264 900 specie
on balance to-day, most OF it for this market OF
the amount withdrawn yesterday fls2.O00 was for
shipment to this city.
Foreign exchange continued dull at the following
The New York herald., 1879-10-29

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-Sc LOWER FU-
TUKEs CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR HEAvY-wHEAT
LowER-CoRN LOWER OATS LowER-PoRK
LowER--LaED LOWER Spirits TURPENTINE
HIGHER-RosIN HIGHER COFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM-PETIoLEUM NoMINAL--wHIs-
KEY FIRM.
TUESDAY. Oct. 2S-6 r. NJ.
Continued activity. buoyancy and hrmness are the
distinguishing characteristics of the merchandise
markets to-day as all along back and there few
exceptions to the rule anywhere apparent. There
instances where prices have been forced up
by speculation beyond all bounds Of reason when
judged from the standpoint of intrinsic values in
which there symptoms Of reaction, and
in few reaction has already set
but the belief pretty that the depression will
prove temporary aud period of activity speedily
The volume of business in the Wholesale
markets from day day is simply and the
amount goods going into general distribution
prisngly large On Change to-day breadstufs
a ora "
Whisxey held firm Pork qn,e low and easier Cotton on
very firm, Oils and petroleum were quiet. Naval
CorrsseThe market for Rio was fairly active and firm
late prices The sales and withdrawal bags
the latter shipped to Chicago; 3o,o and 5oo5 bags do
fSo sass We're bags s bags
an sna 5 Bags Sass o Ok all cs f1fs
coffee was rm We note sales los and resales Of
Se ss IS santos, 5st sosS i1ss
lie. aaoc Ceylon, !Sc. lsc. Msracaibo, l4c 1sc
nsso sc rs kso Gssa II Res
i5c. ise; Mexiean i'lsc i1e; Mocha; 249sc a.e
hnss'sIGa s ''s is' S"v'H'''' l's 'ss oaF''0A
pared with the closing figures Of Yesterday with the
6A NJ and p. NJ. sum up 100 loJ bales MS foliows:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LrvKRpooL. Oct. 2S-5 p. NJ
Nosembor and pees%Ser dassry e
iands low middiing clause July aud August delivery,
rrodace-commou rosin 3D. Spirits of turpeutine
3Os. per cwt -
LivEIrooLs Oct ~, 1870
Western steady At 52s BaconCumberland cut dull At
% sssi % II e At &
a At M SS o %ss s
srn nrmer Tailow~Prno city nrmsr at sos. %
At d dpo steady a rs SheesenA eaoiss
aI at @ Tsrd oil stSsay e. % ons n dsrts, ss,o sa
40 dull at les 3D. Mner nov Western dull al, a. Is
Ss ;ssd Cottonsoed oil-Yeow American mono in mar.
kc,. sosin-commqn at Loaaoa steady @t 5' 3D. rur.
LONDON, Oct 2S--6 p. NJ.
u sts 3D. rsSsS s per ps. l",ssa
lon spirits Of 80 per sw snsaT ID dos gs
aud 23s as Sd for Cuba fair refining. ahoat
rlE GRAIN TRADE.
The Marh Lane Express in its Of the British
trade tor the past week say WORK has
mainder Of tho crops has been gathered aud sSms
Ting s condition Si ''ef sT cereals 'Is'
and tue io ss m to sS s, sa fall .ho. ,e Of sn
The supplies of English wheat At country
samples were IL rather better eo"aiton but as rio tho
% the % g. srs sna
proltsoy during exciting times Tho liner qualities.
their full market value whenever growers see to part
them Foreign wheat continues to reach our shores
in Fridays list OF imports show
ing tho arrival nearly 1000 and with moro
the part Of holders realize the rapid
movement of prices to have been arrested
Tho question arises what proportion oil the loe
riso which has taken place DO maintained
when the speculative movement ceases and tho moro
legitimate influences of supply and demand are once
OF America and the fact that tho
prices OF wheat at London are sucient 10 act
and have attracted supplies from all the wheat
countries IN the world appears most pIobable thnt sato
basis for future operations will DO reached when
have reccded 5s IS from tho recent highest point
would be too much 70 assert that prices must
give this extent trade closes Ia very sensitive
conditions. and pnuch Will depend upon the action OK
but the opinion s nevertheless offered hnt tho
Indicated would bring valuest SAFER poston
sales Of English wheat last wcok we're SoU1 quarters
1Od against 434 quarters at 3vs during the cor
Of year Tho imports. Into the United
Kingdom during the week ending October IL we're
'"'' u ""'"' ""' -''' MAvnx. Oct. 2s 1879
American isid closed at 5if pcr 80 kiIos
HAMBURG, Oct %. 1879
American lard closed st 40js marks pcr 100 lbs.
FINANCIAL.
LoNpoN, Oct 2S-8 80 +. NJ
Mocstts Goidsmd, builion brokers, quote silver at
531rd. per ounce. 49, .. =,
Cor shipment TO New YORK.
The New York herald., 1879-10-29
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Irregular Prices and Decreased Business
in the Stock Market.
MONEY STEADY AT 6 A Z.
Governments Heavy---State Bonds Dull
Railroads Active.
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, Oct. 23-6 p. NJ.

Stock transactions. which yesterday. under the
ebullition OF superheated market. surpassed In
magnitude any previous Stock Exchange record
we're considerably boiled down to-day. There was
percepible shrinkage in dealings. cooling OH ol
the prevailing excitement and an appearance OF
very considerable indecison as to whether 1t was
better to buy stocks sell them As against the
extraordinary exhibit of some 900 shares. placed
the credit Of yesterday business. there is only 10
be summed up the aggregate of $780, 627 shares To-Day
The lull could be hardly attributed to strngency
in the money Market for loans were freely optaheu
ut per cent. at which rate good borrowers with
good collaterals freely supplied Never'heieSs
there pause speculation and the dag marAo'
was confessedly rreg uar and feverish Some shares
were weak and others strong. and there was cohso-
quently very decided haltng upon the part oi
operators between the two opinions as 10 wEe'ner
it better to sell stocks or TO puy the"' soeu
deal Of this indecsion was due 10 the oouo' as W
what may result from the bank presidents meeting
on YESTERDAY These gentlemen decided upon the
necessity of the very desirable but hghly improo-
able possibility of establishing clearing house'
and touched lightly upon the propriety or restrict
ing the certifcaton of checks and scrutnlzing col
laerals offered for loans. As regards these two lat
ter important items they do not appear to have
taken definite action. In fact, the banks OF to-
day seem to be governed by the TRADITIONS
which have existed for years back and which
may briefly be summed up as afording
every assistance to the encouragement OF
wild speculation long as it paid. and OF helping
to precipitate panic by withdrawal of accommo-
dation the moment the tide turned. The banks
have it entirely in their power check the prevail
ing insanity upon Change without converting the
Board room into u Bedlam This, however, they are
likely to do if they persist in the loose certihcaton
of checks and the ndiscriminate reception OF fancy
stocks as security cash advances. Stocks to-day
were exceedingly irregular-prices were higher at
one time and lower another, but in fair average
point OF view steady Erie the weakest of the
list. both Vanderbilt and Gould being regarded as
sellers. Mr.. Sage having returned to his former oc-
cupation Of purveyor of privileges was seller to-
day of puts" OH Erie at IS and 36 for sixty days at
one per cent Wabash. under purchases of Jay
Gould, rose to 591S and Iron Mountain showed con-
siderable strength at lower figures. Money was
easy the day through at per cent. but the stock
market. apparently fearful Of higher rates in fu-
tsro, failed to respond to this. contemplating
cheaper rate.
The following table presents the transactions and
fluctuations OF the day at glancc:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-29
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS TO BE TRIED.

THE GRAND JURY 1NDICTS HIM AND POLICEMAN
FLEMING FOR THEIR ASSAULT ON Mr..
SMITH.
AS it was pretty well understood that the Grand
Jury having listened to the evidence of several
witnesses reference to the clubbing OF Charles W.
Smith, of brooklyn. the day Of the military res
view by Governor Robinson, would take some do
cided action yesterday quite large crowd was pres.
ent in the General Sessions building. Numerous
speculations INDUCED in as to what the issue
OF the investigation would be, some maintaining
that both Captain Williams and Policeman Thomas
Fleming would be promptly overhaued. while
others. who seemed to know something of the pro-
ceelings that took place in the Grand Jury room.
were of opinion that. least tax
Captain Williams was conceraed, a CON-
plete vindication OF his conduct would be at
tempted by the dismissal of the complaint against
him. Fleming, it was generally thought, would not
fare well. The accused early in attendance,
and shortly after taking their seats the members OF
the Grand Jury renewed their inquiries. Only
additional witness summoned to appear.
having again failed to put in appearance Dom
Ion, in response to Foreman Starr reiterated his
previous statements i'll regard to the clubbing,
Smiths faintng condition after tho blow and his
removal in an ambulance. The Grand Jury then
into consultation and finally ordered bills of
Jams and his subordinate. The matter was kent
perfectly secret, and 1T is said that when the Cap
tain learned of the action of the Grand Jury he
extremely surprised. as he had confidently expected
o dismissal of the complaint. The indictments will
be drawn up to-day and presented to the Court
The New York herald., 1879-10-29
Tie closing quotations were !

At San Francisco the opening prices of mining
stocks were as follows Gould Curry. 97S say.
age 125S; Chollar, 7; Ophir, 3lh Hale n Norcross.
1875 Crown Point 3si Yellow Jacket. 147s; Delcher.
3zs: Imperial. "a Virginia Consolidated. 5is; Cali
ifornia, 51<; Best Be;cher 49, Union Consolidated,
s5; Alpha, IA; Sierra Nevada. 5s; Mexican, 35i4;
Silver Hii IA; Justice. o; Julia. 81 Utah. 20s
Alta, 81; Bodie. 14ls; Bechtel. Ia Independence.
~; Bulwer. 12 Mono, z; Consolidated Pacific, 7h
Potosi, 5ls; Exchequer. AZ; Mammoth. Cyl;
North Standard. 2; Boston Consolidated, ~.
The New York herald., 1879-10-29

Whcat unsettled aud uctuating but lower Tor MI
at 81 iot, 81 - rod ~ AZ special deliv
cry % 1ss os weSs ~ % ~ 81 @ as%SsT for
81 50 Tor January; 81 Al 81 43 for so. white cash
sxi Il Tor No ambcr 81 II 81 AZ Tor No. amber
81 37s ~ for unrraded whtc ~ 20 81 40 Tor nm
ad rI y 81 Gs sS pFr rSe "f following
Sovs%ber s"% s' 81 aS bid DecemCcr III 3 bid
asked: December 81 - bid. 81 81 asked No white for
October. 81 ~ bid 81 4aa asked Nevsmeer =, ~ bid
~ 1 a2 wnsr sred Tor ss"S 81 81 td ~ asked Nove
ber sI 4ia bid 81 ~ asked: December, 81 t5A bid,
Including 10000 bushels for future delivery, were
425.WD bushels at Goc 6o'ac Tor go m'ssd' .'d
eac o2l,e for December the third call SOC bid ole
asked. for No October; 6ic asked tor SoysmSet S
ss,se asked for December. kyc quiet. aud nominal
at soc for No, Western and poe DE for Canada ON
and Tor future delivery barley was gaes Dnt urn
Loo bushels city sold at 81 20 short time Feed quiet
We quote SHORTS per ton 40 lbs Si4 $40 90 W lbs
$io n $ss: ryo feed sI7 sis. Beans quiet.
We quote free on board 81 eoasi 9, ior now
81 4, 81 10; black kidney. 81 Peas quiet We quote =
split free per bb SO 20 green 90 ~ 6, Canadian.
in bond zoe TIE; southern backeye twobushel bags,
81 s5 ~ 40 Oats lower Sales we're $1,000 bush
els: 43isc No white. Ale. 81 for No do, 4o'sc
o % No % Sa ac o' sN &c. for rced ted @
Chicago 4Oc Ale for mixed. tracks i2c 4ac for
Naturalization fruit In rood demand and higher. We
quote :--Raisns-New London layers 81 go. new Musca
tel " 40; new valencias &C. pc, To- Dates IN trails
iIc; half boxes i5sic New French prunes DC. 22c
servia do Sc new Bosnia do, 13c. Shelled almonds
new French do IOsc Sicily nlbcrts, IKE. New llo
land hsrr'ngs Figs izc los carfamsso'a sssc
Jc farragona. 2Ge. !; IvIca. ipisc Langtcdoc 22c
IRos.--Amsresn pis dull aud holders were onsrtnR