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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-23
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 90
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

The annual mass temperance convention be-
gan at Augusta yesterday.
The business of the Maine Senate yesterday,
was mostly of local character In the House
majority report against repeating the law
authorizing imprisonment for debt, and the
minority report in favor of said repeal were
presented.
New evidence favorable to Mrs Cobb recent
~ convicted at Norwich of the murder of her
husband, is alleged to have been discovered.
Matt. D. Carpenter was elected Seuator from
Wisconsin yesterday.
The President will sign the pension bill.
Gen. Butler yesterday told the Potter Com .
mittee that the CIPHER dispatches were in his
possession and rendered them to the Commit
tee.
The Teller Committee heard new evidence
OF frauds and outrages in South Carolina yes
terday. tf
The United States Senate passed, yesterday,
the House bill for refunding the public debt.
Mr.. Blaine spoke ON his amendments to the
naval bill, and was followed by Beck and Ed
munds. The bill was passed. In the House
there was quite an exciting discussion over the
question of Southern claims.
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MAINE.
Settled With His Creditors,

Settled With His Creditors.
NORWAY, Jan. 22.-The creditors of e. G. Allen,
Clothing dealer, who suspended few days ago, have
been in consultation since Monday evening. The
matter has been satisfactorily arranged and Mr.. AL
len will continue in business as before.
Suprt me Conrt at Belfast.
BELFAST, JAN 22-The Supreme Court adjourned
after ortngnts session. large number of actions
were disposel Of Ten verdicts were rendered and II
divorces granted. There was one disagreement of
the jury. Four indictments were found. Charles
Stevens Of Thorndike was sentenced to IS months in
the state prison for burning house. This is the
first term Judge Symonds has held since his appoint
ment. His ability and impartialy have received the
highest commendaiion.
AnarOscOggin Poultry Show.
LEWISTON, Jan. %. The Androscoggin poultry
exhibition is very successful. The Massachusetts
judge says 1t ranks high with any county show he
has seen. j. T. Ham Of auburn TOOK the first prize
tor best collection OF pigeons; E. A. Cilley Of Fair
field, G. B. Bearce Of Auburn, on light brahmas
Peter Jerris, on game bantams; Charles Gof on
cochins; s. W. Cook of Lewiston on Plymouth Rocks
and silver spangled Handbags; C. W. Curtis ofLew-
ton on brown legho'ns; G. f. Goss of Lewiston on
white eghorns and Houdans. Best aviary collection
Mrs. VIM. Dickey Of Lewiston. A large number of
special premiums were awarded.
The Bangor Tribune Dead and its b usi.
ness Manager Missing.
BANGOR, Jan. 22.-The Commercial announces the
decease OF the Bangor Tribune, a Greenback sheet
published here for several Jnhs past. 1t says the
business manger left town several days ago and has
not been here since.
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The Secretary Of State communicated General
Chamberlain's acceptance of the Office Of Major
General Of Militia of the State, the annual reports
of the officers of State Prison and of the Railroad
Commissioners
The bill authorizing Andres ,oggn County to pro-
cure loan passed to be ongrossed in concurrence.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Halves of vassaboro presented a bill an
act 10 incorporate the Oak Grove Seminary.
Mr.. Locke of Portland presented bill an act to
amend the Statutes relating to ways.
Mr.. W. W. Walker presented petition for redress
of grievances.
The petition of James Hobbs and others that the
petition of the Boston & Maine Railroad Company
tor discontinuance of portion OF their line, may
not be granted.
MIR. Richard moved that the rule limiting the
time for reception of petitions which expired
yesterday, be Suspended till next Saturday. Lost.
The House then voted to suspend the order
limiting the time for to day.
VIM. Poor, Dr., of Brownfeld presented petition
for State pension.
An order was passed that all papers relating to a
geological survey of the State be referred to the
committee on agriculture.
Mr.. Richard introduced an order instructing the
Secretary Of State to make schedule of all the pro-
perty in his office, and report the same to the
Legislature, and that hereafter the heads Of the
department shall make regular acquisitions before
anything shall be delivered from the office.
Mr.. Hutchinson of Lewiston called up the resolu-
ton submitted by him yeste rday with regard to
asking the opinion of the Supreme Judges upon a
constutionalty Of the act authorizing the Supreme
Court to appoint commissioners in the several
counties clothed with certain judicial powers. Mr.
Hutchinson supported the resolution In few we'll
chosen words, and it was passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Gilman of Meddybemps moved reconsdera-
tien OF the vote whereby the House. adopted the
report of legislation inexpedient order relating
to the of seas certain legal instruments, and
moved that the minority report doing away with the
use of seals be accepted.
long discussion followed In which Messrs.
Locke, Gilman, Moulton Dickey Brown and others
took part. The House voted to reconsider 81 to 49,
and on motion the report was recommitted to the
committee on the judiciary, and sent up for COM
currence.
The majority end minority reports were made on
the matter of aboishng imprisonment for debt, the
majority adverse and the minority bringing in bill
to make such adjustment.
Ought not to pass was reported on the proposition
to reduce the limit of poll tax below So.
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The Weol Marker.

BOSTON, Jan. 22.-[Reported for the Press.l-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
3sc; do choice Xxx 34A q 35c; do fine "a SIC; me-
dunn "a a 36c; coarse 80 a 3c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 81 a 33c; fine 81 a 32c; medium 80 0 34c; COM
medium 80 g 34c; common % q 3Oc; pulled extra
30 q $50; superine 80 q 40c; No |, Is "a zoe; Comb
lng fleece SO a 40c; Fine delane IS q SIC; California
II a 26c; Texas IA q CSC; Canada pulled so a 36c: do
sombing SO a 4Oc; Smyrna washed 16 a 25c; do un-
washed a 16c; Buenos Ayres Is "a 30c: Cape Good
Hope rs % soc; Australian 80 q Acc; Donskoi % a
27c.
There is fair demand for domestic Wool, but the
market remains without improvement, and no pros
pect OF any favorable change, Manufacturers are
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THE NORWICH MURDER.
New Evidence i'm Favor of Mrs. Cobb.

New Evidence in Favor of Mrs. Cobb.
NORWICH, JAM 22.-Evidence which will affect
the trial of Kate Cobb if granted is believed to
have been discovered. The Telegram will publish
Thursday sworn statement OF lady residing in
another part of the State the effect that while rid
ing with Charles H. Cobb Jr., one day last spring,
he told her under pledge of secrecy that he in
the habit of taking Fowler's solution of arsenic
incidentally. The lady kept silence during the trial
partly through natural feminine dread of being
witness, and partly through the belief that Kate
Cobb would be acquitted. If new trial is granted,
the lady will testify, provided the evidence is adms-
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Potter committee
held long private session this forenoon. Mr.. Shell
labarger made request that st. Martin be recalled.
The Democrats showed a disposition to acquiesce,
bnt the question was postponed till tomorrow, as
was also the proposal to proceed with the nvestga-
tion of the cipher kilograms in advance of the pas
sage OF the House appropriation for the purpose by
the Senate.
Gen. Butler stated that he held possession of a
lot of cipher dispatches said to be part of those
published in the New York Tribune. They were
left on his private desk early last spring. He depre
Gated the investigation but said the dispatches were
at the service of the committe.
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California Mining Stocks,

BAN FRANCISCO. January % The following are
closing official prices Of mining stocks to-day.
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EUROPE.
A Large Go ton Mill b arned.

LONDON, Jan 22-The cotton mill at Ashton run
ming $4,000 spindles on full time was burned We'd
nesday. One hundred and thirty persons are
thrown out of employment. Loss $4,000.
The Missing Arctic Steamer cc-bound.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22.-Authentic intelligence
received from the Governor of Eastern Siberia that
Prof. Nordenskjold's steamer Vego is ice bound 40
miles from East Cape. The authorities of Jukutsk
have been instructed to issue a general summons to
the natives to assist the expedition. The special re-
lief expedition of reindeer and dog sedges have been
organized but is feared this assistance will be too
late A Russian man-ofwar from the Pacific sta
ton will proceed to Beherings Straits to endeavor to
extrlcate the Vega or bring off the crew.
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LONDON, January 22-1.3O P. M.-Consols at 96 D.
16 for money and account.
LONDON, January 22-12.3O P. M.-American Sc
curites-United States bonds Cts, at 1888 SIS at
lOza new As at 0sa; 10-40s at 109s; Erie 2it pre-
ferred 40.
dull but easier ;Uplands at sgd; Orleans 9-l6d sales
5000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex-
port. Receipts 1850 bales, all American.
Futures l-32 cheaper; January delivery 1872;
January and February 1l-32d.
Flour at ls @ "; Winter Wheat at SO 90; do
club 81 @97. Corn is q 40; Peas at 65 Provs-
ions, &c-Pork at 40; Beef at 726; Bacon at % q
26. Lard at 80 Cheese at DC. TaDOw at sc 6. AT
London Talow at So 6.
PARIS, Jan, 22.-Rentes 113 ~.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Progress of the Revolution in Venezuela
-s...na.s NJ Gnxernmrnf TrQopa.

Progress Of the Revolution in venezuela
Success of Government Troops.
HAVANA, Jan. 22-Advices from Venezuela say
that majority of the people have risen in favor Of
Guzemam Blanco. A schooner left st. Thomas the
18th inst, carrying number Of Venezuela exiles,
partizans of Blanco to Puerto Cabello. Blanco was
momentariy expected at st. Thomas from Europe.
letter from Puerto Cabello, JAM Sd, says the town
was in possession of the revoluuonsts and the fort
in possession of the government. War steamer
Bolivar aiding the fort in Smelling the town and
destroying much propertyapd many lives. American
schooner Marcia Reynolds, with valuable cargo from
New York; was obliged to stop at the entrance OF the
fort. Latest advices by telegram via Trinidad, say
General Cedeno was beaten at Maracci by govern
ment troops aud he himself taken prisoner.
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Brighton Cattle Market.
For the week ending Wednesday, Jan.

F0r the Week ending Wednesday, Jan. q.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 1866; Sheen
and Lambs 2600; Swine Is, 345; number of Western
Cattle 1892; Eastern Cattle 1874; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1870.
Prices of Beef Cattle ~ 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
quality at W By q GA first quality 81 S7k "a 25;
second quality 81 373 q 49, third quality So 62A a
So as a 8 so.
Brighton Hides at = @6sc % tb; Brighton Tallow
at sic F ID.
Country Hides 81 g &c p fb; Country Tallow 4 q
44c F fb.
Calf Skins at 1Oc % ib; Sheep. and Lamb Skins at
75c g ~ eacn; extra wool Skins 81 a 25 each.
Working Oxen-Ihe call tor Working Oxen has
been moderate, and the supply in market full as
large as the demand required We quote sales as fol-
lows:
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CHICAGO, January 22-Hogs-receipts As 900 head /;
shipments 4C0o head; the market opened strong and
S1G@ s.; mixed packing s2S q 5 3d. closing dull
and lower.
Cattle-receipts $500 head shipments 5000 head ;
market lower; shipping at so q rs; other grades
steady.
Sheep-recepts 1900 head; shipments ss5 head /;
market unchanged at 2 509 A 40.
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DIED.
berland, Jan. 20. Elbridge Wilson,

In West Cumberland, Jan. 90 Elbridge Wilson,
aged 80 years.
in tins city, the 22d inst, Freddie, oldest son of
James and Sarah McQuade, aged years, months.
funeral from No. 81 Danfortn ST., this afternoon
at O'clock.
In cray, Jan 81, Albert n. Sawyer, aged a years
months.
Funeral services on Friday afternoon at l2i ocik,
at the Baptist Church, Gray Corner.
In Whitefield, JAN 8, Mrs. l.. Mooney aged 81 yrs.
In Whitefeld, Jan. 10, Mrs. Nancy Mooney, aged
sc years.
at Blue Point. Scarboro, Jan. IT, Isaac G. Baker,
aged rs years months.
In Wells Jan. B. Mrs. Abigail Taylor, aged 93 yrs;
Sth, Mrs lheodocia Stewart, aged % years.
In West Lebanon, Jan. s. Miss Mary wentworth,
aged Go years months.
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Portland Daily Press stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. 8 MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Street.

MY DEAR DOCTORS A few weeks since had
conversation with my janitress as to a psralytic
broher-in-law. He was stricken parslyt caly two
ing the right arm and the right leg. He had not
earned penny during the time; at my request he
purchased and used bottle OF your Io1ide Ammo
ralse his arm and control his leg He continued the
application until he had used second bottle. and is
now earning two dollars day, and Keeps up his
WORK wei. Use this certificate as you please Very
truly. GEO G. SIcKLEs, Ill Nassau ST., n. Y,
Mar Oh 4tb, 1876. Dr.. WIN. NJ. GILES, 45l Sixth Ave.
JAZZ T&Th&w
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL) -
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Jan. 49, l A. MO
For New England
increasing cloudiness with or RAIN easterly to
southery winds, falling barometer, and slight change
in temperature.
Cautionary signals from Smithville to PASSPORT.
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Store Cattle-Yearlings S. q SIS; two year oIds at
$15 three year olds $25 a $45 % head. There
were but rev Store Cat IN market this week, most
of the small Cattle being bought up by butchers for
beef.
Mich Cows-Extra $50 a 70; ordinary $40 q $40;
Farrow Cows Si2 q $26; springers $50 q 42 S head.
Good Cows are in fair demand. Most Of the COWS
offered III market for sale are of a common grade.
Sheep and Lamts-Those from the West were all
owned by Mr. Hollis and cost from q &c 4Y fb de-
lvered at Brighton. There seldom any Sheep Of
fered in market for sale, most of them being bought
for butchers.
Swine-Fat Hogs 81 q SEC p fb live weight.
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Canvassinx Board Convicted,

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 22.-The jury in the case of
Brevard county canvassing board, for making false
returns in the late congressional election, brought in
verdict of guilty with recommendation to mercy in
the case of the sheriff and justice of the peace The
county canvassing board and two inspectors OF the
election from Aachar county were arrested today on
q charge of violation of election laws.
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MARRIED..

In Gardiner, Jau IT, Edward B. Kellogg and Mis-
Minute W. Bradbury, both of Boston.
In Saco. JAM 1. Sidney 8. Wakefield OF Hollis Gen.
ter and Miss Matte A. Written Of Saco.
In fremont Dec. %, Albert L. Brown and Mrs.
Lucretia e. Cushman.
In Sodgwick, Dec. 81, Geo. II. Buker of Searsport
and Miss Nellie l.. Biard OF Sedgwlck.
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Evening easy
at q per cent on call; prime mel camille paper
81 @ per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at yeser-
days rates.
The SUB reasuryo-day paid out to-day 1877 in
gold for legal-tender notes.
Governments weak and @ per cent. lower for
older ISSUE but AZ and per cent. rmer. State
bonds dull Louisiana consos to CAT, but closed
at GA bid. Railway mortgages generally strong.
Inc transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 296, 100 shares.
Inc 4ollnuuina closing nuntatinrs of Cow
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Foreign Exports.

BUENOS AYRES. Bark Chas Loring- 435, 10i #
lumber, 10000 pickets.
HAVANA. Schr Carrie Jaweson-46S4 shocks
and heads, 208 box shocks, $500 hoops, 81 truss
hoops, 1913 empty casks Is drums fish, 200 boxes her.
ring. s bags bangs.
sAGuA. Schr Pettengil-37S5 shocks and
heaus, III 700 hoops, 100 kegs nails.
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THE INDIANS.
A Fight with the Renegade Cheyennes-3S
Captured and 10 Killed,

FORT ROBINSON, Neb., Jan. 22.-The Cheyenne
Indian campaign has closed for time. Monday
COL Evans found the rsnegades on a strong position
in cliff four miles north of stage road and partially
succeeded in cutting off their progress They eff
fecsed their usual escape and moved towards Red
Cloud agency. Capt. Vessels whose scouts con-
veyed this news to him, started at once the trail
with four companies of cavalry, and at noon
Wednesday came up to them 45 miles from this post,
Then the work of capturing them dead or alive be-
gan in earnest. Bnt thirty-two were taken alive
with nine badly wounded and seventeen killed.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCEAL


review OF the WnoIesalo MorActs'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY %, 1879.
We have little to report in the way of changes In
the wholesale market the past week. The flour
market is very firm. Corn quoted at 4sc for yell
low, car lots, and SIC for bag lots. In birthstone
there is falling of of &c, and also in sulphur.
Sicily oranges quoted Csc off from last prices.
Lari has advanced 1c. Molasses shows slight re-
duction, and kerosene oil an advance of few cents
Portland lead is quoted at $3.50 and pure ground
60 this week. Pork shows an advance Of a dollar.
Cloverseed has fallen off half cent Sugar is 3c off,
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purchasing only as wanted, and believe there is suf
fcent Wool in the country to supply AL their wants
Imports from January to Jan. 1S,
1879. 1873
Foreign bales. ...................".,. 129 21s
Domestic. bags and bales. .......... 1854 1872
In New York the past few days has witnessed
very MODERATE inquiry tor this staple buyers being
scarce, and the few here manestng but little inter-
est in the stock on offer.
In Philadelphia there is little better feeling in
still manifest an unwllhngness to purchase except in
small lines to meet present exigences Supplies not
only here, but throughout the West, are compara-
lively light and any increased consumption in the
article would undoubtedly result in some improve
ment in prices.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Ormus Shacktord, which arrived at Hull
7th inst from Round Pond reports heavy weather the
entire passage; Dec a. lat 40 So Ion Is had hurri
cane FROM ESE. during which four OF the crew were
washed overheard. Three were were rescued and
other (Gideon Smith, of PemtIoke) was lost. TIE
forward house aud both boats wete swept overheard
at the same time.
River, ia, reports succession OF W and NV gales,
with heavy seas lost decKload and boat stove in
waist on slarboard side. At time had four leet
water in her hold.
Sch Northern Light, Edwards. from Gonaives for
Boston, put into Vineyard-H Haven goth with loss OF
jibboom and fofetopmast, with all attached also lost
10 or 15 tons OF logwood off deck. gale Jan IL.
Sch COrvo, Waiaer, from Rock nd for Baltimore,
put into Harris Island Roads 20tv with mainboorl
broken and sails torn.
Sch Gen Graut lost anchors at Port Mulgrave Ms,
in the ice and put into Canso 18th for sw ones
Sch John Douglass. Parker. from Nav ,ssa, collided
and lost jlbboom.
BY See general news columns for other reports
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Matt Carpenter Elected Senator.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22.-Matt H. Carpenter was
elected United States Senator to-day.
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Receipt. of Maine Central h. r..

PORTLAND, Jan. II.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 46 cars miscellaneous merchan
disc
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clearing House Transactions.

------ TUhTLANII OdHudly 90
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges, ,,..,,,. ....,,....$ sl,3sS 80
Net Balances 3O,556 %
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DEPARTURES 0E sTEAmsaIPs.
MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, Jan. -

Wednesday, yan. -
ARRIVED.
Steamship Francona, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Lizzie Carr. Teel, Boston, to load for Cuba;
Sch j Merriam, Dean Boston.
Sch Napoleon. =, Boston, to load.
Sch Ranger, (Br) SeeIs e Island for New York.
Sen Don Pedro, (Br) Peck, st John, NIB, for Boston
Sch kangola (Br) Peck, Grand Menan, NB-her-
ring for a market.
Sch Fear Not, (Br) elliott, st John, NIB, for Bos
ton.
Sch Geo Gilman, from Machias.
Sch Carrie W, Fearaby, Eastport for New York.
Sch Nellie Belle, from Bristol for, Weymouth.
Sch Diana, Orne, Bo0thbay.
CLEARED.
BarQue Charles Loring, (new, Of Yarmouth, 552)
Lormg, Buenos Ayres-C clark.
Sch Elva e Pettengll, Yerk, Sagua-Phinney &
Jackson.
Sch Cassia Jameson, Pressey, Havana Nutter,
Kimball 81 Co.
Sch Mariet, Weber, Round Pond-Nath'i Blake.
TYRoM MERCHANTS ExoHANGE.l
Ar at New York 22d, brig Helen III Rowley,. from
New Orleans.
Ar at sydney, Nsw. Jan IS. barque Eyanell, Col
cord, Boston.
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Daily Domesiic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1O00 bush corn meal to G
w 1'rue e, On
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! TURK 3 lSu.f5
| bush. ODD 2 GO q 2 25
| Bonalre :.
Cadiz, du.pd. 2 90 q Q %
Cadiz in bind 1 81 q 2 IL
Liverpool.
| Duty paid. 1 so q | rs
| In bond. l 25 q 1 20
Grind butter Is P box
Liv.fine sack ! 30 a l rs
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Portland Wholesale Prices current.

for the PRESS to January %, 1879.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-16
RErERENc Es,

u Il n z " 2 Z
Paxton ! Co., bankers. Eureka. New. n. Rick
e.. snpt Richmond Con. n. Co.. Eureka. New. /;
Nm. Pasdy. Cashier White Pine County Bank,
EUREKA, New; A. II. Hillhouse. Attorney at
ns. kusska. New; Bishop l. sabin. Attorneys
MLav. Eureka. New; H. Donnelly. supt Eu-
rls Cen. N. Co., Eureka. New.
Eureka. December 23, 1878. d2l.N