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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Leaks

The investigation Of the Senate executive
session "leaks" vas continued today By
Senator Dolph's special committee. The
Senators were summoned ~ near - posi-
BILE in alphabetical order. beginning where
the committee left OF Friday afternoon.
The committee continued in session until
O'Clock, not even suspending operations
during the brief executive session held
meanwhile, and then adjourned to meet =,
IL tororrov. 1t 10 not believed that any
witnesses of the past two days incriminated
themselves. The Senate in executive ses-
sion this afternoon received reports from the
committees on nominations aud adjourned
after session Of quarter Of an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
English Minister to Hayti not Recalled
but Withdfawn.

New YORK. Mar. l0.--Jsmes Zohrab,
British minister to Hayti, was in the city
yesterday on his way to England. He said
he was not recalled from Hayti. He was
withdrawn, merely. and may be called back
there at any time. He said, II do not
know why was withdrawn. 1t does no,
me an that there is now or is likely to be
any rupture in the peaceful relations be-
tween the two countries. Everything vas
very quiet but it seems to me to be the
calm before the storm, and as stated last
week. in another city, look for another
revolution there very soon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
The Aississippi Passss High water
Marx.

NV ORLEANS. Mar. I0.-Ths river In
front of this city has passed mp over the
high water line Of 1874 and nov 10 at the
highest point on record. II 10 rising from
Cairo to the Gulf. News vas received here
last evening of breax which occurred In
the upper end Of Chicot county, Ark.
The river 10 foot and . half below the
top Of the levee at the place Of the break
but the levees were built Of sand which
caved suddenly. The crevasse 10 now forty
feet vide and growing deeper and wider
The whole river front from the crsvssse to
the Louisiana line will undoubtedly be
flooded within "a hours and also the whole
of the Texas and Louisiana basin. includ
ing Eve parishes. The height Of the water
is unprecedented from Arkansas 70 New
Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11

II you will send u your address, We will
mail You our illustrated pamphlet explain
voltaic Belt and Appliances. and their
charming effects upon the nervous debiIi-
tated system, and how they Will quickly
restore you to vigor, manhood and health.
II yoa are thus affected We will send you Q
Belt aed Appliances on trial.
Volfaic Belt Co., Ma4shall, Mich.
ian11dAWlyfeaRn
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Family Of Nine Burned.

MONTREAL, Que. March lo.-The House
Of one Sine Collevette, . farmer at Cote
st. Michael, WAS burned early yesterday
morning. Mrs. Collevette with her seven
children, four girls and three boys, ranging
from one to thirteen years. burned to death.
Mr.. Collevette Was terribly burned and his
recovery is doubtful. The fre is supposed
TO have been caused by can OF kerosene
oil being left near the stove and becoming
isnited. The inmates we're asleep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11

Msllin's Food 10 put up in glass bottles,
and 10 in the form Of hne granular pow
der, consisting entirely OF soluble and
sssimilable matter; it 10 not the bulky indi-
eestibIe product Of the miller or baker, but
10 the result Of skillful manipulation. BY
careful and uniform chemical processes
based upon scientific principles.
Da1lldltfolrn
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The r suit at Winthrop.


Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
WINTHROP, Mar. l0.-The following Of
ncers we're elected at the town meeting to-
day. Selectmen, p. H. Smell, rep, W. H.
Keith. rep, L. o Colt, dem. town clerk,
e. 0. Kelly, rep. supervisor, John Cover.
Money appropriated. es.575, - follows:
schools, d, 800; Highways. $500; libra
ry. el50; hose company, e7s; Memorial
Day, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
PEORIA MAN MURDERED.
Two OF the NJ VI derers Escape and Two
are Captured.

PEKiS. ILL.,. Mar lO.-The body Of Ber-
nsrd Junghsns. = horse dealer Of Peoria.
was found in the river here Saturday. The
man had been murdered and robbed Of
81 900. The detectives obtained = clue
and went to den kept by Link Hummel
and Bill Luckey to arrest them. As the
police entered the house Hum
NELL and Luckey dropped through a hidden
trap door and escaped to the river by means
of sewer.
Two Cyprisns livings with them were
arrested. The murdered mans watch
chain and ring were found on them. The
police have orders to Kill Hummel and
Luckey on sight. They are desperate
characters and have committed many
crimes.
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HEADoUAPTERs
FIRST BRIGADE, VI. v. NJ.
Bangor, March IL, 1890.
Omciai: CLARENCE s LuSr,
Asst Adjt Gen'l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11

The following changes in the Maine
postal service are anr ounced:
Route $50. Sedgvick TO Safgentville.
Leave Sedsevick daily except Sundays as
2 80 P. NJ, or on arrival Of mail from Blue
Hill. Arrive at Sarsensviile in 30 minutes.
Leave Ssrgentville daily except Sundays At
$40 P. N. Arrive st Sedgviek BY 40
P. NJ.
Route 2is. South Sanford to railrosd
station (n. o. Permit postmastef at San
ford to dispatch mail six times . veek to
connect With % P. N. train for Portland
provided il be carried in locked pouch, BY
. sworn carrier and without expense 70 the
department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11

Denver. Col. Mar. lO.-The Masters
report in the celebrated case of I. C..
Henry against the Travellers Insurance
Company of Hartford was today filed.
The report finds the cash balance due
Henry Sy2 SOL rs, and there should be re
turned to him coilsterals aggregating over
a million dollars, and orders the eancella-
ton Of Henry's obligations All claims
made By the Travellers Insurance Company
for missppropriation of money by Henry
in Kansas and Colorado, are rejected by
the Master. An action was begun by
Henry today in the United States circuit
court against the Travellers for $500, 600
damages for Illegal seizure Of property.
More suits for damages will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Hardware Establishment Burned.

OWEN SouSp. Ont, Mar. l0-Large
hardware establishment of r. P. Buchsrt
L Bro. and the furniture ware rcoms OF
r. B. Breckenridge { Sons, were burned to
day. and several adjoining buildings con
.ideraoly damaged. Several persons were
hur, By falling wall, hre marshal Thomaa
Gordon's injuries being serious. Loss e.
tima,ed at e65, 900, insurance e25 600.
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Stock Brokers Ordered to Close Their
Places Of Business

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Mar. l0.-roday
CITY Mxrvhal Rove. act ng under instruct
ions from the Board of Alderman and
Mayor, served notice on all stock brokers
doing busine. in this city to close their
establishments on or before Saturday next.
The brokers propose to continue their bust
ness the same as usual. and il inrerfered with
by the authorities, will fight to the bitter
end
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skowhssan Deliberations.

SKowHK0Ax, Mar. l0.-At the town
meeting held today, E. N. Merrill was
chosen moderator, and F. s. Webb. Clerk,
Isaac Dyer. Horace Eaton and Llewellyn
Goodwin, selectmen. Six thousand dollars
we're voted for schools, eight thousand for
roads and bridges, and 6fty-6ve hundred
for poor and town charges. Voted against
extending the sewerage system in the vii
lage, and elected E. F. Goodwin, r. B.
Shepherd and E. P. Cofiu as school COM
mittee. Adjourned to March 10 to further
consider the proposition to relieve Bailey
4 Co.'S oil cloth manufactory from taxa
ton.
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By TELEGRAPH.


0l0UAL 0RRvICR
Weathss fudicas1oos tcs the Hext a
HousA
WAa DKPARFnBwf, \
Once Of shs Chief Signal OfAceY.
WAsHIHoros. Nas. II. | n.
For New England Fair followed BY rain
and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday
soqthsSly winds.
Meteorological Report.
tHar. 10. ises. s.oo r. NJ
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Fast Time on the Rsils.

WAsurxeros. MAJ. lo.-A special train
rendered BY the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
to Manager Palmer to convey his Aunt
I.ct Go. from New York to Washington,
ns.le the an be;ueeu the two cities in 4
hour. and II minutes. the fastest time on
rrco-d S hours IS minutes being the best
c,evious record.
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BURLINGTON. Ia. Mar. 10 -Specials
from various parts of Iowa. illinois, and
Indiana report heavy rains prevailing dur
ing past thirty-six hours. Lowlands are
pretty generally under water and creeks
and ravines are overflowed.
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"Othello's occupations gone" He used
to spend days and nights cursing the fates
and the rheumatism. Nov he only lies
down and laughs to think hov easily be
vas cured by Salvation Oil. at rs cts.
VIM. f. vanderford. Eco Editor Of the
Democratic Advocate, Westminster, Nd,
writes. that he has used DR.. Bulps Cough
Syrup and knows it 70 be . good medicine.
Bay Is. Tryit - cents. aaslldlt1aasn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
CITIES AND TOWNS
Ty Their Luck With the
Ballot Box.
Bangor Elects Blake. Republican, for
Mayor, On I Close Yots.
BiddefoPd Witnesses I Scene Hot Usually
DeHl On The Programme.
otbsy Hsctions OF Various 0ise and
Inpostance n the Dtate

BANGOR. Mar. l0-Eiection In this city
today vas very closs. The total vote 10 q
follovs: Blake, rep. LAG; White. dem,
1878; Aosisoa. pro-, s.; scattering 2.
Blaks's plIrality. IL; majority over ell. 4.
The republican vote did not come out -
usual and the democrats made extra exer-
tions. The republicans carry four Of the
seven wards the city standing aldermen
4 republicans, 8 democrats; councilmen, o,
II republicans. . democrats.
Brewer reelected Mayor Sargent. repub-
hcsn today and the republicans carried
every ward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
The Murderous Electric Wire.

BosroN. Mar. 10 A. +. Hector, q line
man. was badly burned by an electric light
wire this morning, on the roof Of building
in Temple place. Pedestrians on the street
below heard him scream and raw the man
dangling from q wire. He soon fell to the
roof where he was found unconscious, and
taken to the hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
The Reporters sometimes Got There.

An amiable Senator who has not been
long in Congress. was talking with . news
paper man yesterday, about the burning
question of outraged senatorial dignity
Now tell me, he said. chow do you boys
get these Things, anyhow"
II really have no objection to telling
you" the correspondent replied, but do
not propose to tell that smelling commit
tee"
well, am not q member Of that COM
mittee," said the Senator, repelling the
insinuAtion.
II do not propose to recognize the
authority OF the committee" continued the
correspondent. IL do not see what author
ity they have. Where did they get any
authority? Who constituted them q com
mttee to emell out other peoples business? ?
do not see any record of their appoint
ment"
"Oh," said the Senator, ''they we're ap-
pointed in executive session. That 10 why
there is no record. They we're appointed
with full authority and instructed to make
a thorough investigation.
Then he went on to tell how complete
their authority was and what we're their in
structions. But" he added, 'you said
you did not mind telling me how you 60,
your Information about executive ses-
sions?"
~"This sthe way. have just given you
an illustration"
The senator looked puzzled for = mo-
ment. Then he looked mad, but in 4 mo-
ment reached out his hand. That's all
right" he said. II forgive you
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
ou,s. Election ss North Berwick.

NoaTn BEnwIcA, Mar. l0.-The election
vas very quiet today. The following Off.
eers we're elected: Moderator, George H.
Wentworth; town clerk. George Perkins
selectmen and assessofs, John Chadbourne
D. b. Roberts, william b. Sherberns
treasurer, Charles ". Greenleaf; collector.
George Harvey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Only a Million Dollars, This Time.

GRAND FORKS, N. D.. Mar. lO.-Charles
Furnace, representing Engish capitalists,
10 negotiating for the purchase of the en-
tire system of elevators, numbering thirty,
belonging to A. S. Brooks 4 Co. The
deal will aggregate nearly million dollars.
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Fire at FoxcTott.

FoxcRogr, Mar. l0.-The house Of
Capt. A. z. Buck Of this place was dam
sged by hre yesterday to the extent Of
about 81 ,o0e The loss is covered by in
sursnce. Mrs. Buck was very sick at the
time but was removed to the house of q
neighbor without serious trouble. Mr..
Buck 10 in the South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11

RohE. Mar. 10 A disagreement has
arisen between Signor Bschsri, president
Of the Chamber Of Deputies, and Signor
Crispi, prime minister. Ssuor Biacheri 10
about to resign in consequence of . minis
terial crisis imminent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Election Of Town Officers in Che sea

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
CHELeKA, Mar. l0.-The following ofi
GERS we're elected at1e town meeting in
this place today, Selectmen, Vim. T.
Searles, Ashford T. Sampson. Otis W. Lit
tleHeld; supervisor of schools. George A
Yeaton; treasurer and collector. John H
Yeaton; auditor. Henry W. Clark. Jr.
copstables, N L. Rollins. A. T. p. Collins.
Raised for roads. 500 in labor and 500 in
money for schools. $3.50; for town charges
$500 All republicans.
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Drowned While Testing tn. leo.

RocKLASD, Mar. l0.-Edwafd Robbins,
young man ls years of age, son Of J.
Robbins, painter, was drowned in Chicka-
waukee pond, Sunday, the 9th inst He
was trying the strength of the night's freez-
ing of the ice in the sluice way to the ice
house. broke through aud before help could
reach him life was extinct
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A Proposition from 3 ost on

BosToS. Mar. l0.-The Boston Executive
Business Association tonight adopted res
olution favoring the law providing for ten
years free admission for foreign built ships
to American registry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Resignations OF servian Ministry De.
olined by Regents.

BELGRADE, Mar. l0---All the members
Of the Servian ministery rendered their
resigna,ions to the Regents today. The
latter declined to accept them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
Robert Lincoln WIN Not Ra,isu,

LONDON. Mar. 10 Robert Lincoln the
American minister here authorizes a denial
OF t1e report that he intends to resign HE
position in consequence of the death of his
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
r.,n.r and Son Murdered in Bed.

Xmas Crrr, No., Mar. 10.-Chafles
WILLIAMS snd young s0n. living near
Galepa, Kansas, we're found murdered in
their beds yesterday morning: A man hss
heen arrested st Prescott. Ark, on suspi-
ciOu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Election BY Hailowsll City 0ovssn-
mont

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
HALLowELL. Mar. l0.-In Joint conven
ton this evening the following principa
city oficers were elected BY the city
council;
City eierk.-Geo. s. Saforc.
City treasufer.-C. X. Tilden.
Tax ssses,ors.-Augu Lord, n. A.
Gilman, J. W. Church.
Overseers of the Poor-S. Currier, W.
A. Winter, e. A Cole.
New member 5. $. Com.-Rev J. E.
Cochrane.
Election Of City Solicitor postponed.
City Marshal-E. W. Maddox.
City Physicisn-Dr J. d. Nutting.
Street CommissiOner-Ssmue Currier.
Chief Engineer--J. A. Foote.
I'd - G. A. Heath.
Sd T. J. Jones.
Supt. Public Buildings-D. Hanscom.
DIR. J. NJ. Eveleth WAS reelected to the
Board Of Health.
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ONE ENIOxS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whe,
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleas.li.
and refreshing to the taste, and act.
gently yet promptly on the Kidney
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC syrup co.
LOUISVILLE. Sf. sew roRx. w.
aar25dawIg
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Belfast 1o-elects Hon. L. +. AcDou-

BxLFAsr, Mar. l0.-Hon. l. F. McDon-
aid was reelected mayor ss Belfast today.
There we're no political issues In the cleo
Noa here.
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Crockery Valued At o102. 600
Destroyed by fire.

Kansas CIrr, Mo-, Mar. l0.-The ware
house of B. c. Clark Crockery Company
vas destroyed by nre this morning. Loss
el02 600; fully insured.
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FRANKLIN FALLS, N. II. Mar. l0.-Wm.
Curriers' house burned this forenoon. loss
o. 900; we'll insured.
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CHICAGO. Mar. l0.-The c. 4 N. ". R.
R. Co., has acceded to the demands Of the
striking svitchmen and work has been re-
sumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-11
FOREIGN intelligence
"PfiIats' Letter From Lord
Salisbury 10 Pisott.
800 1hsfs Entonbsd Ia Tilss-..ito
Lives Thought to b Lost.
2osisnAtlop Of the 6slvian Miuieteee
Hot Accepted by the Regents.

LONDON, Mar. l0-After further debsSe
10 the House Of Commons this evening, On
Gladstone's amendment TO the parueil COM
mission's report. the amendment vas re-
jecisd.
In the ccurss Of his speech before the
vote vas taken. Sextsn said that he had q
letter marked Private" from Lord Salis.
bury to Pigsost.
Balfour declared tha, viler calumny vas
never uttered than the insinuation that
Lord Salisbury vas connected with the
forseries. He had the prime ministers
authority 70 challenge Sexton to publish
the letter referred to. and dared him to
read 10.
Sexton retorted that he was ready to sub
init the letter and others with 1t, to the
Of inquiry.
Baifcur continuing. denied ths. the GOV.
ernment assisted the Times TO procure
evidence In America. He accused the Par
neliises with Withholding from the connie.
sIon every source Of authentic evidence.
The government made no charges against
The Parneilites. and he failed to see Why
lhe government ought to apologize.
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Bosrox, March l0.-Etta W. Harris,
alias Miss DR.. Ludgafe, vas indicted on q
charge of criminal malpractice snd held in
eS 600 for trial.
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4 Maine Postmaster Appointed.
o. Childs has been appointed postmaster
as Giloertville, Me-, among the fourth
elaas postmasean.
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STATE NHwa
Waskbxrn.

WasAbErn.
The l. o. G. T. presented the drama
The Lat Loaf" Friday evening At the
Town Hall. The parts were all we'll taken
but Dick Bustle." and Patty JONES'" de-
served especial credit-C. s. Mcclure ID
trying to get ont Of the woods. but the
snow 10 90 deep il makes it very difficult
moving. He has put in about SOC. 900
cedar and 200, 600 spfuce.-Mrs. s. d.
Shaw 10 literally snow. bound. She started
for Caribou en-route for Boston. Friday
m ornins. but found the roads impassable
and had to return.
| Hosifon.
The late storm has caused partial block
ade, and business is dull but We can stand
il because during the last week of February
| there vas paid TO the farmers for potatoes
thirty thousand dollars. This distribution
Of money 10 more benefit to the whole com
| munity than lumber operation Of twice
that amount. The people are beginning to
see that it is for their best interest to attend
strictly 10 farming and be prepared for our
good winter markets.-The foundation 10
being laid for the vaults of the Farmers
National Bank which 10 to open April lst.-
The ice craze has reached here and
there 10 talk of storing . few thous-
and tons from our mill pond.
The Methodist Ministerial Association
held here this week was very interesting
meeting although the bad roads made the
attendance light. Rev. b. C. Wentxorth
of Dover was in charge.-Mr. Roberts of
the firm of Mcclellan, Moshur & Co., Of
Portland is in town.-The amount of sick
ness in town is growing rapidly less The
Supreme Judicial Court for February closed
last Tuesday and the manner in which Judge
Foster administered justice. Was eminently
satisfactory to all. The Judge 10 Judge
in every sense Of the word.
KENxxBxc.
Branch MiAs.
VIM. s. Tobey has added fret class
planer to HE saw mill.
North Wayne.
We are glad to see Mr. Matthias Smith
out again after b . severe illness.-Horace
Norcross has returned from Dead river,
where he has been for the winter.-The
snows of the past week have drifted badly,
but the farmers have been improving the
snow hauling wood john Palmer has
gone to Livermore Falls to work in Rich
monde Novelty Works.-M Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Hayden and daughter of Holbrook.
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Hayden's father,
W. II. Atkinson. MIR. and Mrs. L. s.
Maxim went TO Lewiston last week to at
tend the wedding Of their nephew. Sherwood
Norris.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NKw York. Mar. 10.
Money call easy, ranging from to6.
Prime paper at 81 to7.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad boz ds, quiet, generally steady.
The following are the cl0sins quotations. Of
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Tursdaj, FEB. 70.
APPLEs- Evaporatsd, 6aoc, dried, 6as.
BEASs-Pes, Maine. y %, N. r., q u; yellow
eyed q 75aJO
BurTEa,--,olid, isasoc ball. 2oa1sc.
CHEEsE.-Fs sciory and domestic, IiAf2e.
EGGs-t5aroc per do1.
GsAiy-CoFn. Sc: meal, Soc; bran, 1i % per
swt-; cotton fesd meal. o 20 per bag.
HAY loose, go Goals %; presssd, "a ooa17 %;
straw, q 75s5 %.
HoSEY~-Box, isaz2c per pound.
LARD --Domestic, i0allc, western, tioroe. 7oee
NgTToS.-ssoc per pound.
OATs,-sea4oc per bush.
PoIAIoEs-e6a7S per bushei.
PouLTEY-Fowi i0aizc, ehiekens, lSai9e.
WooL-dafoc yer ID unvaAhed, 3ne washed.
WooD-Dry hard, u % per cord; seft, q ~
4O.
HipEs-Light 3Ic per ID; heavy se; sAesp, IA
oi %. veal skIn', l0s4oc.
Wat sac per ID.
Aagus,a Beet compAny's whelssals Price Cur
rent.
SPRING LANB-9aiie-
BEEg-side,. siasic per ID; hisd qsarters. "a
SIC. fore quarters, tiAsc. rounds with 1snk. ee
rnnp and loiss, fAl lie; sbort nb csts. se; raitlss
siA4c, backs. 5aSic, chscks. 3ss4ie, stsipss. Sc;
dressed hogs. 54sSxc-