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a. 1. Aka A .. SPOATING INTELLIGLNCE. 1[1 , 50 , 14 MEETING, FS MAT 13. rlifissenorl and I •.t rear 01 a renewal of the Oak Stakes, 'f 508. **eh, It it. f .1. Fillies , eareyins Bst. then 3 yrs, old ; doe lost snits ant half The owner of the sezood to lOngs nitt of the Stakes. It IlVeraven damn . : the Doke of Queens:Jetty's b. f. Akio , so . I td Powseennt's hf. Jerboa . . . . t • Se. Lakte.4 b. f. 3o•obell., tr Sir Perer Tesato 'Leta • her hOt4M .I.lqtra, hilt the Judge enuld only Fla-, • trar hole' wee the favourite. The odds we o S to lon 14 Asti, 10 to 1 spina the winner..—Won easy. Aare, for 3 yr 045, lit. "lb. ant 4 vr old', Ist. Slis e wiener st a Seoepstakst, or Plata in 1804, to tarry 410. • slue, This. rtes wile :Huts. cesietbay more, sister to Houghton Lass. 3yrs old 5 1 1 WI of igresnont's et.. gel Cerberus, by Gil anna . 1 2 2 OP: how get rattlaiOnil 3 yrs raid . . 2 dr. Wt. Oneitrey's Hooey-suckle, 5 yrs old . . 3 Wl' Cadent eb Mary, Patience, S Its old. . . 4 dr lifliblesSissline, 7 ru 4 the field ag.in.t. CTrheru4 the fawn .t. lassdilbs tieing Pantaloon and HoughtonLast Atter toe POI. booty istrrl bintoserattit 5 to 4 against Cerberus. Mir the spc,,nd hat, 4 and 5 to 1 on Houghton Lass. The lirai Mat was well coni.ite.l between Cerberue and !finial...a, Od the second heat wa: au exceedingly geed one hogreen Can tern said flonghton The last beet was won easy 54r. Pierce.; ch: f. beat Mr. EN:idea's b. s. A ails and a leaf nee, Pbt 10Pgs, The company was not is nententet so the fee stay. Hi total Hrighteses the Moe of Wales wag on the Coarse with Ilse Due of Cambridge. The Prince dined wigs Mr. Lett. broke at laid home an the Course, between this Oaks sod the THE PRINCESC OP W4LES. Oa Sunday Her Royal Higbneu the Priam% of Vales went in her baronehe and boar horses ' with in other - carriages, escorted from the dock by as officer's detachment of the 3d. of Wales Dragoon Guards), thrsmeth to the citadel, where she was reoeive.i by -General England. at the barrier awl attended by a colour guard of honour Royal lathaishire sad the Royal Cos a -1 deo rethialen fussing the 'third . On her Royal Ifigheass s safe amt al citadel, she had a royal satin% and the gates bacrier. op" cad gala posse. were, by the diredlisa of the worthy Lieutenans•Governor, al England, thrown open, that tboosanels of ne tpedtators /night had their future queen. diluter her Hoyal Highness can* forward in balcony of the Lieutenant-Governor's house, if', the wishes of the people. la the evening liedharkad its the Admiral's barge, and was rased the fleet in the Sound and Cawsand the ships yards being all manned ; cad as she pissed to Edgcsutibe's Mount she was most heartily cheered. _On Monday Her Royal Highness pasted through —.....,nrnouse. at 4 pm:, with her ustial ~..ants, escorted by an officer's party of the Sd, Prince of Wales's drspoon guards ; and on Tues. ry afternoon, Het Royal Highness quitted Daw. b; en her return to Blackheath. Her Royal Liithwess did not pm throngla Exeter, but west by sly of Coontru-Wear Bridge, where relays of eases were stationed to expedite Her Royal Highs osses return. MRS. PIGOU'S GRAND BALL AND SUPPER. This Lady gave a grand Ball and Supper. last den, at her house, in Hill-street, Berkeley-square. The preparations were upon the same gran d scale as last year. The hall and staircase were decorated with shrubs and Rowers, and lighted by variegated lamps. At the landing-places were Bred large bronze figures. upon pedestals. The front clrawing.rnom was brilli.intly lighted by chandeliers and bell lamps. The floor was chalked in devices, and di vided by a silk cord for two sets of dancers. The adjoining room was in a corresponding style; the *wider, which was fitted up for coffee, tea, and SAN refreeknents, was particularly beautiful. be lie estaiesdy arched with laurels and shrubs, loaeraised with variegated lamps.—There was there sapper room on the second floor, and were two on the ground Snot, all orna mented with arches of flowers. The tablas were laid out for two hundred and fifty, and ornamented with temples and grottos, intermixed with the ehoicest Sowers. At twelve, the Company began to asemoside i turnout* whom were, the Duchess of G.141E1014 the Marchionesses of -ALISBORT and CORNWALLIS, Sir A w and Lady Howe, Sir WINDSOR and the Misses Huntoic, and several of the Foreign Nobility. 1N11M,10=1.1.511111111111101.1M1 The Duchess of Goation will give a Grand 'Dinner, nest Monday, to his Royal Highneu the 'Duke of You. Mr. and Mrs. BAREII.III leTe a Grand Diener, this day. at their house in Palace-Yard. The M alcleinoess of H taTlOlb will give* grand party on the 12th of June. The Ball., at Cheltenham, commence on Monday seinnidst. The second will be given in honour of ii;. M &nor v's birth-day, when dancing will not he renriAvd to eleven o'clrek. The Belfast Theatre close,: for the Season, on Fiiday last, with the benefit of a Miss Ds • a a:. The liarnionic Society, at Bath, gave a grand Fite Chaappeire, on Monday last, at Sydney Gar dens. It consisted of a breakfast, concert, and ball, which was opened by the President and Lady Soristai POVLSTT, daughter of Earl POULLIT Ihere we 1300 persons resent, many of the first Friday night another splendid private Ball a:.d Supper were area, at the Castle of Dublin, by her Grace Duchess of E The - • elegant Grace the Dube.. of BID VOID. The supper was oat of the roost elegant banquetsthat bu been sera at the Castle. We understand. it is the last enter- *misuses% a this kind which will be given at that Castle for 1010111 time. as their Giaets mean to retire. in a few ins to the Vice- regal Lodge, in the Phenix Park, for ti'e summer season. where, it is said. tnere 4 , will be some anted/esti, and fancy balls given in to 'preuliar style of fashion and brilliancy. Several f aonage s of distiniticia, are ahortly tirreeed from gland. on a visit to their Graces. • ^"', J LAW INTrI.I.IGrNCE. NAVAL INTMELIVENTE. --... 0 .....-- --.....,....' COURT OF KING's Bk.eiCH—Wasrmn.staa, 1.4• T 22. POierspoUtii, MAY 21. Sailed t he atercure frigate, with dispatches for at Nut Prim', I , ,jote Lord Chif Justice Gibraltar; and the Weirare schooner, for Plymouth. Fa.LitaleritoVOH. f The jantnica frigate, has this day recalled the catoweae, 5. steirree. instrudions given to the outward bound Mediter- This was an adion upon a breach of agreement ; ranean ships ; and His Majesty's ship /faieLerse, Las the Dsfendaite, on behalf of the Countess Mengin, a now the signal flying.—Wind variable. ilussi in Lady. of considetahle distineatm, entered f • PLYMOUTH, MAY el. Into a memorandum of agreement, to take a ready- Came in the St. A.nirotu furnished house beloriFing to the Plaintiff, in Wig- detained by the Mars privateer mote-street, for the Countess, at the rate of seven v. Stink of Jersey ; the ' from Malaga, Carat, Haveichild, from Charlestay, detained by the , guineas per week, for twelve months, from the 20th Miners privateer - and the GotoiJohn , otts Apple- Septenibor hut. It appeared, however, upon the to n, from Bak,„,„' cross-examination of Mrs. Ridley, the only witness ,—.''' —re' detained by the ' Brii . iretat frigate. called, that the agreement was entered into upon condition that the house was to be painted and cleaned, but this was never .lone ; there was no fur niture in the front room ;in another, the rain heat Sailed L'Aigte frigate on a cruise.—NlPhad E.S.t. reared. may 22. The crew belnnging tri the smuggling boat, stated ie my letter of Wednesday to have been brought in i through ; the beds and blankets were in su filthy and here that day, were carried ' on shore, seven in num ' dirty a state, the Countess was obliged to sleep in bee, our of the customhouse cutter lying in the three or four pair of sheets to keep her from them. Roads, sir of whom were, under a guard of sol - The curtains of her bed-room were in so tattered a diets, committed to prison, the seventh contrived condition, that her opposite neighbours could at all times observe the graces of her person; in short, means to escape; one man was drowned out of the ti r e entire house was in so ruinous a situation, the boat, in their passage out. A brig was likewise Countess was obliged to leave it in a few der.— brought in, at the same time, by the Folkstone cus- Under these circumstances, it was agreed 'to with uryman. which was accordingly dem. Jewes s v. aawairs. tom-house boat, she was supposed to be the same draw a J which, in the night before, had drove off another custom-house boat belonging to the Nimble cutter The Plaimtiff in this case was a widow-woman, of Deal ; s he had no g oods on hoard wli,n picked I whose lite had been thilly spent in set vittide, and up, and the crew had deserted her. i the Defendant. hire. *soling, a shop-keeper, in the Owing to the wind blowing viay harl from the IStrand. The adieCiras brought to recover the north-east, several li g ht vessels which hare for some vaSuc of a box, ocrataining equantity of wearing ap. days past been riding in the roads, wind bound, panel belonging to the Plaintiff, who had hired as have come into the harbour ; likewise the following I °auk wills the Defendant. but net agreeing, in a loaded ones:--Mara. of and for Dover, Wilkin few days after she was discharged. The follow- son, with coals, from Shields ; Draper, of and for ill Ile'', the Plaintiff returned with a porter, in or. I Dover, Fife, with coals, from Shields ; T.' .pas and der to take away the box in quistion, which the Dorado of and from Sunderland, Smith, with coals, beieollasst at first assented to, but afterwards in- for Dover. sisted on ili -raring it, and, notwithstanding varitus A large fleet of loaded colliers have passed hese verbal and w. men applications, without assigning to-day to the westward. any teases. she still persisted in keeping it. DEAL, MAY 22. Mt. altar t. for the Defendent, said, he was in- Remain in the Dawns, the Edgar, Granges, and guarded that the Plaintiff was a very drunken sort Trusty men of war ; geds and Blanch frigates ; of person • and Mrs . Rawlins having missed some Pe p terion, Lucifer, Devastation, and the Fury bombs; things, which she suspaated to have been stolen, Sp.-rotator lugger; Naraiona victualler; several thought herself justified in detaining the box, but gun-brigs, cartels, and detained vessels.—Wind he admitted that his defence would nut be able to N.E. blows hard. meet the evidence. A verdid of one shilling da- Number of Prisoners in Mill Prison, visages was taken for the Plaintiff, on condition In health, Spanish iniioners that her box should be returned in the same state Sick in llospitai she had lest it. lIRIWIIe o. fl‘liCHl. 2553 Mr. To rri ea staled this to be an Adion for an In heath, French prisoners Assault, of a very aggravated nature. The Plaint- Sick in liospii.il ' St iff was an Attorney, in partnership with Mr. Phi- Total French and Spanish prisoners in Mill- } 5430 a.. lips, in Gray's Inn; and the Defendant, a Book- prison •. seller in that neighbourhood. The Defendant came Besides about SAO in prison-ships in Harnoaze 3500 ':,,, to his Chambers to demand a small account due to Grand Total him by Philips, who not being at home at the time, the Plaintiff requested he would go away ; and call An Account of the Notes of the Bank of' England At another tiros ; but he insi.ieof on staying, when in circulation (including Bank lust Bills) from an aitercatioa arose ; the Defendant seized the the Ist of February, 1805, to the Ist of February, Plaintiff by the collar in a violent manner, tore his 1 ,n 6 ; distinguishing the amount in circulation shirt and cravat, and otherwise abused him. Not in each quarter, and the amount of those under content with this, be seat day brought him before the value of Five Pounds. Amount of Rank of England N. , ..1 of Five Pounds each, and the Magistrates at Hatton-Garden, charging him, upwards, including Bank Pust kilns payable seven davit after the Plaintiff, with an Assault ; but upon investiga- sight. lion. the Magistrates dismissed the parties. is ia. February ist 13,671,400 Upon the evidence, however, it came out, that May Ist 12,760,770 the Plaintiff bad thrown the Defendant to the Aiienst I,i le,eavao November Ist 11,2Vii,000 ground and broke his bead ; and that the charge 1206. February Ist .--•— 12,556,720 ta:fore cite Magistrates was not legal evidence in an Anoint of Rank of England Notes of 21. and 11. each. Adion of Assault. iiios. February Ist -- 4,726,420 Lord tamp: soaouon observed, that this ap. May I'd August lst 4,413,78 n 4,56n,07n peared to be blow for blow ; but as the seizing by November Ist —4,457,4 w) the collar was certainly the Gist Assault, the ury 11106. February Ist ..-. 4,406,830 must give sense damages, and he thought one shil- On Thursday night, about half past eight o'clock, ling was as mach as they could find. The Jury the Rev. Mr. WOOO, second master of St. Paul's accordingly found a verdict for that seam. Grammar School, put a period to his existence, by stseemnsentr hanging himself. Fur a considerable time previous OLD BAIL kr SESSIONS, Mar 13. to this melancholy event, his condu&, at intervals, —ioes.--. had indicated a deranged mind. A Coroner's Jary rrintllt, Ml... Allier GROat, Val( Mr. BtIVIGR•H AM. sat on the body, last night, and returned a verdid , Mary Drahe was capitafly indieed for stealing of Tw t e u n " t c y cli p . riseners were tried, yesterday, at the twenty-two guineas and a silk handkerchief, the property of Mr. *Donald, in the dwelling-house Old Bailey, of whom twelve were futivid guilty and of James Ta lot. eight were acquitted. The convicts were-- y Mr. M'Donald deposed, that he lodged in the JoIS;: / l a t t i:er%!a iva r n b j ra a k n e ts Vtfi o l i li e la y in it T c o h rt a le rd es A cte j r u n h e n V ,l l:l ble, house of Mr. Taylor, in Half-moon -street, Picea- Jane Num], , John y Higgitei. and Jane Brown. The followin h, dilly, where the prisoner *as a servant. Some weie acquitted'—Mary Tiller, Ann Raymond, Solomon Jo- g time previous to the 12th of this month, he left a with, C'-to t e Remelt, Richard Wilson, Henry Olive, and Wilhasu Spillman Ayres purse in his desk, of which he always kept th e — , key, containing fifty-two guineas : and on the 12t , THE AfAIiKETS. having occasion to examine his mosey, he found --....... but thirty guineas in his purse. This he comma- CORN-EXCHANGE, MAT It nicated to Mr. Taylor, who instantly suspeded the There are not many fresh swivels of W hest ie-asr, b,,t a prisoner, sire having quitted the service a short tolerable supply at hand. Prime samples hardly fetch last time before. In consequence of this, information t r i e ire : evai ben eral t a ,, i s e n v i ert iof doll il sale, ai d r: i t o l- i i k er lower. , Th ee Was given at Marlborough-street Office, and the ' the top price i other suits Barl e y am; dull of sale , sam pl es retch s; prisoner was apprehended. In her box was found st,ll with short supplies of White Peas, and thiive dearer. In the silk handkerchief stated in the indidment, aid Bans sottaLl variation ; O ats . ere to tolerable supplies, and this ir lzr eiiov. Miavy in sa les, and scarcely at List quotation-- trifling articles of jewellery, which she ac knowledged to the Valet and Groom of Mr. M'Do- nearly sCUßßE uitpwa I N le Tlitle c i OF GRAIN. Scald, to have porreitesed-wielvAse mow doe bad P115e55........2h. Tee. ells. Dem... •, 40.. *M. 2111. taken out of the Prosecutor's desk. Fine d0........1144 1171 04. Tot leans .....30s. 36.. on . The Prisoner made no defence ; and Mr. Baron ,Rye,„„ Us. 345. Od. 40a 451. CA. OW ..225. 261. Ms. Palma& G RAMAN, in charging the Jury, said, that the (aft ; 4 7' Cis. 715. Od. Rape S 31s. 32.. 6d eed of the robbery was clearly proved by the confession White Peas.— 425. 4119. Od. rim. Fleur 7-0.1.. —I. 754 4:4 0d: of the prisoner, coupled with the other evidence, but G^ey P.M...., .344. 3s'. On. Semen.' 68. 70. ea. he thought there was a considerable doubt, whether the prisoner took all the money at one time; and if she had taken it a guinea one day and a guinea another, these would only constitute so many sepa. rate bileenies, and could not be joined together for :lie purpose of finding the prisoner guilty of stealing above the value of forty shillings, which was a capital offence. The Jury. after a shaft consideration, found the prisoner guilty of the minor offence. A RETURN OF FLUOR, Irems May 10, ea May 16, from tha Casket 018“. !Wis. s Late. s. 4. Sacks. a. 4. 4.... $0 14.... 74 5 894.... 74 3.... 79 461.... 14 35.... 68 1.... 77 510.... 73 16.... 67 10.... 75 8 313.... 71 27.... 65 6913. 73 14.... 71 3 60.... 63 Total-7,741 Sacks .......Av t roge, 74, td. Os. 54. lo•.o. Its.. last retwn. Smithfield Market was, abase night o'clock last night, the scene of that riot and confusion which has been too common of lams a brutish fellow brought his wife, a very descent looking woman, into the market Jra sale : but the still inure &raid lanoage and condua of the bidder., towards the objea of their attention, 46 it should seem, so far stiffened hi. taut, that he refused to receive the h trngs that were made ; on which the most dis h. Jul scene of tiot ensued, and the ff.nman and mere in the. nria violent mans: r hustled, WV .1 it lr•" . gth they tool refuge in the Ilead The C422.lospeeto.;ll4tum, on Thewdoy. ma, In• Wboot, per los& ' 191 ~s to 241 104 eleerb P. l, Ilr 32. —d to Sfs -- , I Oats :l'it --rt to 32s —4 Berns 40s —d to 47$ —d Pea.c Cutaway Sit 01 to 64. Od per ern Cormodee . ISe Od to 14. Od Trefoil Rrd Ctooer.. 24e 0.1 to 701 Cd White litto 33. Od to 74. td Rve-qraet 104 04 to 3•. , : %Cow Nioetard Seed. ISt Od to 170 fin per bushel Brow .1 4410 .. Tire. Canary le x Od to tiOr Od to 63a. V ,; s: PRICE OF HOPS. SAIL jecters. 51 18s to 7' Kent .51 104 to 61 Lis Sur.ex it 16• to 71 51 101 to 6i Ws Funlulin... 81 —0 0 1 — 4 Old Duty . . L.lsoinn PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. tttttt D•T. ST !AMIS . / WIIITICRAIrtt. Is‘ a 41 14% Od Hay SI Ins • 4' i s Str.w..lll Os a it Its Od New 01 Os a 0: Clover 41 Os • b' 0 6 I Straw - SMITfIFIELD„ IDAT, MAT 2, To sink the Offal—per Stone of Sib Beef 4s 10a to le Od I Veal . Ss 4s tn 6s 4,1 Mutual. 4d to Ss lad 5s Cs to Gs Od Lamb. 64. 4d. tn 7s. I di. DLAD of CATTLE TIM DAT. Beasts, about NO—Sheer and Lamb, 8,000. NEWGA;FE AND LEADENH \LI. MAkKICES. Ordinary Os. 4d. to 2, 6 d. Market Calf l2s. 64 ir.cisa English Hone Sheep Skins Lamb Skies PRICE OF LEATHER /Init.', 16 to Odin. each Unit, 69 to 641 b. each ..... ....,....44 , 1 to lid Merchants Packs Drowning Hidin.. l9d to 404 Films Cinch Hides 21 1 1 io Crop Hides tor cutting 21i to 2.34 Flat Or4inary Calf Skins, 30 to 4rllb per Down 'lO4 to 917 Matra, SO to 701 b - ISA to 4? ;1 .4 Dati, 70 to 13011, .36d to 3941- Small Seals (Gf,COSII,AI ) 434 to 414 ) F- La w Aim. 100 s to 1996 pfr dozen. Tanned Plat-a. , Gni... "Si to 403 ir•illida. PRICE GF TALLOW. St. James's Market.. 3s 11: t Yellow Russia.. 67604 — I of Clare Market a 11d While ditto .... —• 00. rd . Whitethapel Market. lit Ild S•up ditto .. ....4 04 64r ('4 Per Stone of alb. —z-...... itching Stuff— Ohs Od —, 04 Ils 94d Ditto touch —, 3; . Arent, Price... 3s lld Graces .. .. —, ;is Town Tallow --a 04 676 04 Good D . -gs .... .... —; his Yellow Soap, —as a 132s—N4nttle', 911 -Cutd, 965. Price of Candles, per dos. lls. Od.—Moolds, I'l4. Orl CO.I.I...hIARRET, MAT OS. CliP4 at Market. Sold. Price. 171 —Newcastle 193 Ms 1.4 a 516 07 19 „Sundinlan4 1.. Cinders . 0 lla Od a OS Oa I MICE OF SrOCICS IMSTIOLDAY. Bank Stock 2Oll 207 3 per Coln. Reduced S per Cent. Consols 4 per Cents II per Cent. Navy 9. 31i Long Annuities Irn puts,. 3 per Cent. 1.b 4 11 Oonntuni !mils Stock Irvin' Benda E.vcheqoc. 6,11 s ngtish Lottery Tackeu 9iJI. IS.. Consols , tor T. BISH, Stock-Breker, Nn. 4. Cornhull, and 9, Chsring-ernos• 'XCHANGF.....IOar 93. Genes... 47 Venice 69 new C. Lt• Son 6O Oporto 6ll Dubbn l2l Cork. l3/ otaLIOS. L S. S P.,rteral Gold in Co, n and Ram per es. •••• Detuhloons... trete Dollars bi Silver to Bare New Louts each .. -- Agie on the Bank et 34 per Cent. y 16.) 10i a 1 159.) •••• Bl t) $44 61_ days. COURSE Amsterdam i 6 42 U. Dim. at Sight 35 '3 kotterdari II 7? liamburgh 3 3 1n 24u. Alton .. 43 11 541.1. Paso 1 dar's date 54 2 Ditto 10{114:CAU . 1411 Corti. Ditto Illadnd purer Ditto 37 Leghorn 51 Naples Dublin on London (9rl Belfast on London (Apt Relies! nn Dublin (EMI MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at Merihare, Kent, by the RIM. Frances Dudsworth, the Rev. Char ea Hughes, of ISA:ham, to Rnatchbull, eldest daughter of Sir Edward ILnat...bbell, dart. of Mersham Hatch, is Lent. Wednesday, by the Rev J. Embry, Lambert Fowler, Eq. of Windlesham House, to Miss Bird, latest Itemsitess Lakes Rorke DEATHS On Monday last, after a long and pahiful illnrs, Mrs. Camp, wife of Mr. John Camp, chymbrt, of New acid ,treet. Aped 80, at Lamberhunt, Rent, lamented by lel who had the pleasure of her acquaintance, Mrs. Herring, aged 117, wife of Mr. Rose Herring, surgeon on board bis Malesey's frigate the Magi:ienne,statnned under Admiral Sir S. T. Deckerertts„ in the late loceesaful West India squadron. Her remains wee interred enWedneeday following, at Chiddingly, to Sure m, e•- tended to the grave by her ten brothers end sitars, and tribe frit cousins, all of tho name of Lathan:. HIGH VW A IF.K THIS DAT AT LONDON Mtn). .t.. Moen. 9 min after I. I Ent. Si min. aft 7 SALE BY AUG fION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, BoolotAllers, at their House, No. 145, Sand. nopo therinn street, THIS DAY, and Wes klieg: the Ps" (Sunday excepted), • THE entire LIBRARY of the tete James Hardy, M.D of Bavitnetoke. To vrh•ch is DC , * the valuable LIBRARY of another Gantlemen, deeeved. la both are contained the untie( ni-ntiuned In Fuliii—Sir Robert Strings's Prints, eeryfine; Mayer`, Views in Egypt, in the tttt..man Empire, in P Anon', from Drawings of Sir Robert Ainslie, Russia, inatWe lea r.rs ; Ra pini. 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STUCK, of Nu 7, taw Xtolson-otart, bag Acre. °ran; .4e tor that P 4; er, ant to the 05co (per !Aid). duly national a. NLWL:AiI L ANIJ Ll\ ALPLNI - I \ LI. ASAKAL UN. By the Carcase. Beef 4s 04 to 5s fed I Veal 4, 4 , Mortrm ...4 , 101 to 5. 44 Pork St ®.l cr 1.14 h. 44 44. in 7 4a IZAIV Best Heifers add Steers, per stone, Sr. 44. to St. Sd.. Mhlelioree et S 4. to Is. 04. " ' ---.. i' Tit 4 - it 1 Ipi Pei