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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-12

DIR. B. ]. KENDALL Co.
Dear sirs have always purchased your Ken.
dall's SPAWN Cure by the half dozen bottles, l
would like prices in larger quantity. think II is
one OF the best llniments on earth. have used II
in my stables for three years
Yours truly. CHAs. A. SNYDER.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

The bicycle locomotive Of Hon. y. Moody Bovn-
ton, Of Massachusetts, was tested at Portland,
recently. and pronounced a success. The
object OF this invention is to diminish the friction
and thereby attain greater speed. 1t is thought
that the bicycle engine will easily make 200 miles
an hour when perfected. The bicycle engine
stands considerably higher than ordinary loco
motive, is about the same length but only third
of the idth. 1t has the NcutIunal smoke stack,
COW catcher, long boiler. cab and tender. The
locomotive rests on a single wheel, about feet in
circumference. with wide nanges which tit over Il
track Of ordinary railroad iron. The height Of the
whole machine is perhaps fifteen feet over the
track framework of timber is erected and Il pair
of small wheels run on each side of Il large
joist which is extended parallel to the track be
meath. This is for the purpose Of steadying the
engine when standing still and while going round
a curve After the trial of the engine, a meeting
of those interested in Mr. Boyntons invention was
held, and the Boynton Bicycle Railway Company
was organized. contract has already been made
for the construction of a train of six cars, with
capacity of ;}52 passengers, and which viii weigh
Is tons.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

We have received from the publishers, II West
23d street, New York, a sample number of Current
Literature, Magazine of Record and Review. 1t
is issued monthly, with one hundred handsome
pages double the size of iiarper's, and printed
from clear bold type The contents both
original and selected The ''magaznc is planned
upon entirely new lines, and is intended to coy
er the field of home and foreign literature--hotl
newspaper and pcriodical-that at the end of /;
year the work will be practically AN encyclopedia
of the subject, in two volumes, issued in monthly
parts" In the number before us this plan is adj
mirably carried out ard the result is a feast OF
good things for the general reader, and in whicl
every reader may find something suited to hi;
or her taste In fact, it is one of the most interest
ing publications that has reached our table, and il
richly worth the subscription price of 50 a year
Address Current Literature Publishing CO., a.
above.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

Tie Eurksport Clipper ha- written up the barrel
business of Wmtclport- \ visit Was ir~ uaid t.
the cooper shop of thc simpson Brothers Frank
and Herbert u. The latter runs 4 Shoe store on
Main Street, while Frank, who was sixteen Years
old when the brothers moved from WaterNille to
Winterport has charge If the barrel business. lie
learned the cooper trade of his uncle Daniel Moody
of West Wnterport lie reports business rather
quiet. He has manufactured during the past Year
four thousand pork barrels, one thousand fish bar
rels, one thousand syrup barrels and one thousand
beef half barrels. Has stock ON hand for three
thousand beef barrels and one thousand beef haIf
barrels. Employed five men last winter ard will
employ five this winter. The biggest part -of the
barrel stun is bought of Morse y Co., OF Bangor,
and is all hard wood ana Is SCoWtt down the
Penobscot. The remainder, both hard and soft
wood stock, is bought in Monroe of a. Il. New
comb Iu making up this amount of work it rt
quircd nearly one hundred and twenty thousand
hoops. They are bought at Jack son, Monroe, New
burg, Bangor, and some at Winterport mostly of
farmers. The barrels are shipped by the Boston
4 Bangor 5. 5. line to Boston, the Boston Metro
politan line to New York and the steamer Lucy f..
Miller of the New York and Bangor ). ;. line To
New York.
Another manufacturer is Mr.. J. o. Moody, who
reared among the DiNmont hills, and is pio-
neer in the barrel business In Dec, ls5}, he went
out to the West Indies to trim amt frll molasses
hogsheads for VIM. A. Stafford Co, OF Portland
returning in May 1884, and in June went to work
at cooperng for Treat Co. After working four
years for that firm, in lS5s, Mr.. Moody began bust
ness for himself. He occupies the Old stand Of
Treat Co. and is a manufacturer of pork, syrup
and fish barrels. The stock is all dressed by ma
chinery, which saves vast amount of labor and
is great Improvement over the Old way of dress
ing the rough stock by hand, as it done when
Mr.. Moody began the business. He buys consid-
cradle stock of c. B. Mckenney, Monroe, but the
principal part is purchased at East liampdcn and
Bangor. The business has been sure and steady,
summer and winter, since the beginning, more
than thirty years ago. OF late years he has en-
poyed from three TO five men.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Newspapers and Newspaper Men


recent ilehi 10 thc eflect that klnnahan
oofh"t''ls, VINO described himself as lawyer
ah'a''hor l'ad appeared before the !. ; Sen
W 'ol'''f'i''fe on ahor' aWoNe "reminiscences Of
- years ago l" iN'o when the Prhce OF Wales
l'S''e' 'h'> country hnnahan CORNWALL, was
"e'"led y the New YORK Herald = await the
aif'N'' oi "'e lrlf'e at iia'liaN and then fol-
10" MN on ms touf through the nited states
"''' "''a'E'' y va about the time when It
use" 10 pc >"'' oil 'hc New York Herald that
VINE" Il wanted an cd!'or or reporter 1t sent
,""' y ''>',e '"i'eh ana laSNooed = WIG
''''l''i'''' pe ,""' a. i may Mr. oofh"aIl' was
''9' ''''- over from ireland ne was an edutal
T. ,"''' ~ F" singular looking person l"i''
"'-' 7" "I"'F 'iNe i telegraph pole' he wore
'''' nat ''' ''iFl''l very S''m ull''Teiia'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Newspaper Notes.

Family Fiction, the international weekly story
paper published at Washington, D. G., has entered
upon its seventh volume with many changes an(
improvements, including reduction Of the prc,
of subscription from s. to 81 a year. 1t contain.
a large amount of interesting reading.
The Bath Independent received copy of the
Nicksburg Citizen of July ., 1863, printed on wal
paper, and last week it issued a fac simile as ;
supplement. The Independent says it require,
enough wall paper in rolls to paper a hotel, but i
hopes the gift to its readers will be appreciated
as no doubt it will be-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

An imperial decree forbidding the further
extension Of the Tien Tsin railway has been is
sued as IA result of declaration by the imperial
astrologers that the recent fire in the Emperors
palace at Pekin was an evil omen and should be
Interpreted as warning against the adoption
of Western Inventions
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

death from wilfuI negligence caused by the
influence over the parents of NJ. A. Elliott and
Miss NJ A. Campbell, of Dcs Moines, Iowa,
who profess to be Christian healers." is the
verdict Of a coroner's jury in the case of Da-
kota child, whose parents tried to cure it of in
Illumination OF the bowels by PRAYER.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

The annual report of the Commissioner of
Patents shows the receipts for the year 1Sss to
have been Sl,1lS,5l6; expenditures, $S7S ,l0S
Balance turned into the Treasury S144 40S
which makes the patcut fund aggregate 50, ,i03-
sos. During the year 35,797 applications for
patents We're received and u ,S92 patent and
trade marks granted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Generalities.

There are 22SO railway grade crossings in
Massachusetts.
Verdi has declined to write an opera on the
discovery OF the New World.
The New York street ear strike has been de-
cIared oil by The Knights Of Labor.
Elnah d. Cheney is writing the official bog-
raphy Of the late Louisa NJ. Alcott.
over seventy millions pairs of suSpendcr~
We're made in the | Jniied States last year.
Harvard College receives hy the Joint bcquc-t
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gurney about $1,000.
The lockout Of the 900 miners AT spring Vat
ley, H., has been ended by a compromise
The PENNSYLVANIA Senate passed finally the
prohihitory amendment hy a vote OF 32 to ;.
Moor TIL Connecticut Mutual lefaulter, ha,
left indianapolis and j. said to lie in Canada.
The Austrian Crown Prince, Rudolph, was
found dead IN hetl Wednesday morning Jan. 80.
Frank b. Po,ey Republican, i, elected to
Congress from Indiana to succeed Gov. I!oyey.
Tile discovery Of planet " the 18th mayni-
| tude i reported from the ob,el0 ator! at Nice.
The American yacht Coronet. which is max
im- tom of the world. passed -\den. january
Secretary Baynrd c'cl;avors 10 shift the re-
! >lnH-ihiIity t"r the samoan mudde upon Con
sro>~.
| one hunlrel Indictments for election frauds
/ have been found ia West Virginia and l6l in
| Indiana.
Ihc Massachusetts House has adopted the
resolution >ul'n,ittm@a prohbtory yamenument
| to the people.
Typhoid fcycr ana Iiphhcria are lerimatng
| the little village of West Middlc>eN. Mercer
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

SEARSMoNT. Rev. W Wiggn is teaching out
the present term of the village school, DR.. John
Stephenson of Freedom. the regular teacher being
obliged to leave on account of illness. 80. Mr.. Frank
Toothaker of Boston is visiting his father in this
town. miss Ida NJ. Maddocks has returned home
from Union where she has been teaching school.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Tie Mackerel and Lobster Fisheries.

Tie MaCkerel and lobster Pisharias
There j. strong opposition in Augusta to the
Iif Which ntono~a. Ia .triLn rio vn,.l..n,a,l.-
t.,4, f,.',
'lP'" he iiNt "l nNh IIdt may not be sem
,i''e Il w. otiis n inatkerel !, allowed,
- n VI w "i4 N'iA lue inathtfel NllI
l 0ui' ~ only thl>' Dut II
"-4 "'I" tii0 ttl'lC7ti" "lleu >ciii-
~ UT In, S'i'H ;'h' alcWNeS. since II
Np"." n 'eI 'HiHtHt' 10 cohNict lhe ohchdtfS
l; ~. No"'H nave d ft''l? excuse 10 eN-
i''"'i "'''i presence Oh 'he lofpidHeh =fouhd-
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/, i"-4I i'''.t III rescue! iHG pctliph OF
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r. 'i ict''' vi tHe IiW Tor close tifle on
n .N''''oi N"Nh presented iiV peutlon
Z "A 'fii> Ud VliieI> oll tht same matter
: 'ytpi ,tt ''hi ~ presented lhC Pelitloh oi !.
i-.'.i, ana AZ "tHeI>' Oh Il, = babhidSe ahd 30
s'n'i .. "a atNtf a"I W others on same.
!, A",i,n iIe0enlel me rt1hohsirahce OF
'',ii ,t''',' i,'u 'i'' oI"trS ol bttiaT'Ncolta.
''7''''>' aug '"""91 III loost4f laws.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

Dvn't sel whnt you cOud have done under fav
orable circumstances. What the world is interest
ed in is what you have accomplished under un
favorable circumstances.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Camhen'S Old Furniture and China.

1t is said there is no town in Maine which has so
much elegant Old furniture and china IN it, as has
the beautiful summer town Of Camden. In one
house. that of Mrs. IL r. Locke, Elm street, is an
easy chair that was made by GOV. King, the first
Governor OF Maine; a cup and saucer that her an
cestors brought to this country ON the MaynoWer,
1920; a handsome punch bowl that once in the
family of Governor Bradford, of the early
Governors Of Massachusetts, and several cano-
pied bedstcads, besides several other interesting
articles, all in good preservation. Kennebce
Journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

After diphtheria, scarlet fever, pneumonia,
Hoods Sarsaparia will give strength to the sys-
TEN, and eXpel all poison from the blood
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14
Maine Matters.
ANOTHER "BATH BEAUTY. -

ANOTHER "BATH BEAUTY.
The Bath independent gives a glowing de-
>eription of sch. Myra b. Weaver recently
launched from the yard of John Mcdonald,
in thai city. The schooner has frame OF
Virginia white oak with ceiling and pankin@
of pine extra thick. 1t is square fastened with
| copper all the way up; chain plates, and all the
ton work is galvanized. The deck frame,
water ways and lock strcak> are as heavy AZ
in 20O0 ton ship and the rlanking and
ceiling i, put together that one can scarcely
put the point Of pin between the scaffs
and lutt>. The frame is strengthened with
all the hanging knees that can possibly he
put in and every StanChiOn is kn1Cd Of ON Ihc
hetl>on with a berth of knees. The spar> are
built ma~t-, put together in the yard, and are
OF yellow pine. The lower ma>t> are s.. IS -
and - feet in height and the topma>ts are each
30 feet long. In the hold aft OF the pump
room is an iron tank of 1900 @al>. capacity for
a supply of fresh water The dimensions Of
the schooner are: Length over all, l31 it,;
length of Keel, ll6 IT.; beam, - it,. depth,
II IL it. Tonnage: 324 gross, 4l> net. She
has three maSt~ and one deck. The cabins of
the Myra b., both fore and after. are finished
in polished white wood, the pa-lers and cap
~ues being of polished cherry, The panels Of
white wood have mouldin@> of cherry and
walnut. The after cabin Is carpeted with
tapestry carpet ia which the leading tint i
copper and the furniture is upholstered in
tobacco plush. To make Capt WcaVrr~ room
a little larger than usual IN coasters t feet has
been taken of the cabin for the berth. THIS
room also has A tapestry carpet walnut desk,
cosy sofa and the usual conNenienceS. The
vessel is commanded by Capt. j. B. " cav er,
lst mate king>bury. Mr.. kng>hury son going
a. second officer. She is owned chiefly III Bath
and will he managed by her builder, Master
Mcdonald. As She left the keunchcc TO 20 to
her loading port She represented total cost OF
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12

WANrkD-A position In an once by young
~ man OF experience, can furnish Al refer
enees. Address b. w. s.. this once. 1O-1
WANcED-Men Of good character and abil-
400 acres choice stock. New specialties. Good
pay; salary or commission. Send Photo with
aaPPi,lccSntion, For terms address STONE & WELL
j. w. Beall, Manager. ,ui27d3m
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12
Unjust Taxation.

1t is unjust to tax the stomach with burthens
that it cannot bear. Many silly people thus tyr
annize that faithful servitor until it rebels and
Furnishes them as they deserve. Dyspepsia is
usually the child of gastronomic folly, but wheth-
er this or tine natural associate of inherent feeble.
mes, from childhood, 1t is surely and pleasantly
remediible with iostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
finest and most highly sanctioned gastric tonic in
existence. As a result of the tone impaired to
the stoinach and the increased activity of its d.
ges;iye aud assimildlive action, insured by the
persistent use of this benign invigorant general
Stamina is augmented, the nerves strengthened
a Tranquil iZed, aud "a tendency to insomnia and
hypocloudrasis defeated Biliousness, chills and
fever rheumatism and Hi ney troubles are con-
qiit re,i by this admirable medicine.
Mr.. Isaacstein- How vas doc leedle Jacob get
ting on nit arithmetic?
school Teacher-IIe is doing nicely, sir; he is
in percentage.
Sir. Isaacstein-Vas dot SO? Veil, don'd you
teach dot pOy holdings less than Won hundert per
cent He vas too young yet to study hardin. Y.
Sun.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12
THE WORST OF ALL DISEASES
is CONSUMPTION,

as so few recover from it, and the friends suffer
more mentally than the patient does physically,
as the changes from better to worse are SO
frequent In many cases occurring tevery few
hours. This disease, all recognize, comes from
ago,,t of nutrition and few realize that nutrition
can be furnished by artificial food free from in-
soluble matter, and in raw STATE, as is found in
the Murdock's Liquid Food. We illusti ate IN the
case Of Mr. VIM. Goodman, being one ,of many
cases that have been restored to hea tn We
quote from his letter of Aug. 10, 1889. German
town, philadelphia:
81 was SO reduced in health by consumption
having suffered for years from it, that my wife
and friends anticipated my death daily, when
commenced taking Murdock's Liquid Food; in a
few DAYS / could eat better and Ike large
quantities of common food. and walk and enjoy
my daily life. 1t sperfectly amazing, the benefit
have received from your Liquid Food. the
Bacteria can't live when your Liquid Food Is
taken it making new blood so fast
"The expectations have almost ceased. the
night sweats have gone appetite all right and
an gaining strength daily. Two weeks ago 1
could only speak in whispers; now my voice is
strong and natural. My wife and friends look a
me as one risen from the dead.''
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12
Kew York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct. IL 1SS9-The following ar
Boston Produce Market.


BOSTON. Oct IL 1SS9.-The following are TO-
days quotations of Provisions. &c.:
Pork Long cuts IL 5o9l3 90; short cuts IL so
@l3 90; backs IL 506 3 O0i lean ends at Is rs |;
port tongues at IL 30; mess IL CO; prime mess
Lard-Uhoice at 7c y fb in tics and tubs, Io-ib
pals In cases at7l4c; BIB pals at 71ac; BIB, at
7Ac.
Hams at IL a1i1Ac; small at 1z912h pressed
hams 11hc
Hogs-Uhoice city dressed hogs at &c y h (;
country do at sac
uButter- Western extra crmy at 22@24c; fancy
well known marks at 25926c: firsts and Iextra
frsts 14@21 ;extra INIT crm 1461 &C ;frstsIat l2@
10 choice factory 12@l21ac; New York and Yer
mont extra crm 25Cd 8 do ext frsts 23G24c New
York and Vermont, dairy,Igood to choice, 1923;
low grades l0d11c; Eastern crm GOOD TO choice
at 16a23c. The above quotations:are receivers
Cheese-Northern choice at 1161lAc ;Western
10h@10A G.; lower grades as to quality; sage at
1lIsai2c. Jobbing prices lac higheri
Eggs-Eastern extrasa 24@25c; fancy near-t y
stock higher eastern rsts atsl @23 ;extra VI and
NH 24925c ;fresb Western at 22923c Michigan
choice ate24c; Canada 22&23c. Jobbine prices
lie higher.
Poultry-Fresh killed spring Chickens, Northern
and Eastern choice l7G19c fair to good iOgl6
I1G12c; fowls, IL a 12c live fowls Toe.
Beans-Choice small haEd-picked pea at
picked doI2 $500 40 u bush choice New York
large hand-pick 2 20@2 30 :small Vermont hand
picked 2 40a2 AS; choice Yellow Eyes at 2 65(a
IS.
Hay-Choice Iprime hay SIT o0Gs1S 90; fair to
good at s.5s 0GS17 90; Eastern fine BIB Is s.:
poor to ordinary si0GSl3: East swale tO0S-;
Rye straw choice, $40 oo@l6 so; Dat straw $40
9u0.
Potatoes-We quote Houlton Hebrons at FOG
&C % bush: IHOulton Rose a65c: lAroostook
Hebrons 709-c; do Rose 63A55c.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12
Gloucester Fish Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Oct. 10.
Last fare sales of Bank Halibut IL and &c " ib
for white and gray; Georges do 13c through
Last fare sale of Shore Mackerel x25 W Dbl in
fshermen's order unculled and $32, $28 and s22
for extra is and rs.
We quote new Georges Goldfish at SIS y qtl for
large and small at 81; Bank at s41s for large
and S31a for small; large hand-ne do at "a !.
ShoreS4A and S312 for large and small-Old Bank
at S31R. New Dry Bank 81 7695 90 for large
and 1904 so for medium Nova Scotia do 70.
We quote cured cusk at So 75 to So W qtl;
bake at S3a1s maddox sen heavy sailed Pol
lock S2h and English cured 50 per qtl.
homeless and prepared fish at s@sc ~ ID for
hake haddock and cusk, and 5@9c " ID for cod
fish, as to style and quality. Smoked halibut at
6A@9c; smoked salmon at 13c; do haddock &c.
Medium herring at &c ~ box ;tucks l3c; length
wise 12c: No Is at 12c Bloaters at roc; canned
trout 81 Nj fresh halibut at STA fresh salmon at
100; clans 20; Holsters 1 70; mackerel 90;
haliDut S2@s21s.
Labrador Herring at 81 y Dbl medium split So;
Newfoundland do at $S5: Nova Scotia do at 81 !;
Eastport az S4; split Shore $4N picked Goldfish
at So; paddock at So; halibut heads 30 sounds
at S12; tongues and sounds at s o; alewlves at
So 90; trout SIS 90; California salmon at $16;
Halifax do S23; Newfoundland do $22. Clam:bait
81 to so; sllvers Sc; halbut fins $lz; shad sl2;
We quote cod o,at 27@3oc ~ gal; medicine oil
at GOO; b ackfish oil 55c; menhaden oil 49, Livers
Fish scrap at Sc % ton; dry do SIC, liver do s4s
fish skins not sold by contract quoted $3.50 "
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12

,v a. 1 o.. Pr0vIslons-Mess b.
" Mhfss d d aS n sssl a sssi% Su
Pq6o5 BUSH
Shipment IA 600 bush coats IN, TSansat, 1ss, 900
bush lcor corn harley s 900 bush. 'ooo bus: rye
da IT fsd 4 1s fsssa at VISA
as 600 $4,000 bus barley s bus
bush. rye ro'YE Flour 9.CO0 bbls. who,.
pash peorn bush b1 oats bush
PErESS1g S osdi at s1s sss osSssos 10 White
81Ac; nc Mixed at 22c; No D WS,opz at S3!4c.
Rsce $4,000 bush corn GO ss o1S SnsS
The Portland daily press., 1889-10-12
Domestic Markets.
nu CALIFORNIAN


NEW YORK Oct. IL. lS89.-FIour market
receipts 81 ,0S9 packages; exports TOO BIB and
1921 sacks; bid, reduced, while old rates are
held; less business; sales q $50 bbls.
mills extra at 1904 as; city mills patents 1 90
@6 So; winter wheat. low grades at 3 8Oa3 90;
fair to fancy at 1894 %; patents at 26@5 20;
90; do patents 35a5 80; do rye mixtures
25a4 90; superfne at 1912 So; fine / SOFA
3 go; Southern -four dull and heayy-common TO
fair extra 2 65a3 co; good to choice do at 8 10
D5 Is. Rye Flour quiet; superfne at 3 9O03 rs.
Buckwheat Flour 2o092 40. Cornmeal dull.
wheat receipts 14i $50 bush; exports s19e
I%c lower sSs and weak No Red s5sss%c ele ~
sIas &c; steamer No Red q 50 &c; steamer @s&
No Red at nc MSstn Ia Rye
exports 81 s8s bush ,saes2l 900 bush irregular,
closing egsy; No 2 at 3saS9Mc eley, 3sss @l0M
soat No koo "n1 az ssss
at 27@27ssc; No z at xbss@2ec White do 2sls
2ssc ~ a. asc 90 White ~ Is At &c; Mixed
State 27@36c; No 2 Chicago 267sc. Coffee-Rio
steady-fair cargoes 9tsc. sugar-raw nomi.
nal; refined weak and quiet; some grades hc
Extra G 6H@6% c: Yellow at 5A66c; of A AT
TIC: Mould TAG; standard A 7hc; Confec.
tionersA at-71sc; cut loaf and crushed at TAG;
powdered 7& C; graduated at 7asc; Cubes 7ss O.
Petroleum quiet and steady. Pork STEADY and
quiet. Beef Is steady. Beef hams weak Tered
Beef dull cut Meats stronger and more active
middles quiet e.ard firm and quiet-Westerr
steam 10; city at rs; refined firm and quiet
Continent 60(d7 90 s Abe Butter dnil and
weak Cheese quiet and easy.
Freights TO Liverpool unsettled grain sim 5sa
CHICAGO. Oct. II 1sss.-The Flour market /.
slow, except at concessions. Wheat Iower-No
Spring and No Red at g. aSONc. Corn easier,
No at Sic. Oats are steady and lower. No Al
1870. Rye-No 2 at 41Ac. Barley-No2 at "a