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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Dreadful Murder of two Husbands.

Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, who was hanged IN
Fulton county, N. Y, a few days since, two
days before the period of her execution, con-
fessed that she had murdered tuo husbands
She admitted that she had given her first hus-
band dose of arsenic, which although he did
not die Immediately, was The cause Of his death.
Those who witnessed the execution state that
the scene was awful. Notwithstanding she
had expressed to others that she had hope Of
forgiveness from her Maker. YET, when brought.
from her cell, her face showed most haggard
appearance. Despair was depicted upon her
countenance! After she was brought TO The
gsllows, prayer was offered up by The Rev.
Mr.. Hitchcock. She then spoke few words
10 those present, and said ina, if there were
any drunkards or transgressors present, they
must take warning by her fate: and then COM
menced praying TO God to have mercy upon
her soul Tie drop was then let fall, and as
The rope s,raig ighiened upon her neck, and JUS,
as she raised her feet, she gave shrek, and
pas, from time TO eternity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

A correspondent, Of the New. York Sun. wr-
ting from Buenos Ayres, says:
1--WE have had something 10 talk about with
in few days, being nothing less than Court
Martial held on board one Of the French yes-
sells, (Which has just sailed with The up feet)
TO investigate The conduc, of young officer.
who smuggled pretty Argentine Indian gil
on board dressed as sailor boy. As the story
goes, The mysterious boy came on board in the
forenoon, and being of rather dark complex
ion, and stranger wi,hal, he excited some re-
mark among boys of his own age, each one be-
ing desirous of having him as his companion.
Jealousies were aroused at once, and the whole
secre, leaked ou, among the officers before The
stranger was two hours on board The girl be-
ing very beautiful. pure, and arrless, the Court
Martial ordered that the young officer should
either be cashiered or marry her. A Priest
was sent for, and The happy pair were united"
There is said TO be 1000 idiots in the Stale
of New York.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
FOR THE JEFFERsoNIAN REPUBLICAN.

A gentleman bought cask Of wine, partly
filled, and not wishing to draw off us contents
to ascertain the quantity, called on me to suage
it. Immediately put the cask upright on one
end. and then took the dimensions of il. The
bung diameter being 81 inches, head or end d..
ameter 25 inches, length Of The cask 36 inches.
and the surface of the liquor from the middle of
the cask inches, all inside measurement. Let
every lover of mathematics do the same, and
find the contents in gallons. II. G. NJ.
Weslfal, Feb. 9. 1876.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Oregon.

The House OF Representatives, al Washing
ton, have al length resolved TO instruct the Pres
Ident 10 give notice 10 The British Government,
of our intention 10 put an end TO the Treaty OF
1927, by which that government, and this have
joint-occupalion of Oregon The Resolution
was, however, first amended so as 10 give the
world 10 understand iha, The friends of the Pres
ideni in The House, are not as anxious TO have
fight, as We were told they were.
The Senate is now engaged in discussing The
same, or similar resolutions. Senators Allen,
Clayton and Hannegan have already spoken,
and 1t is likely The debate will last several
weeks; when the Senate will also, i, is said
rote 10 give notice, with some restrictions.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Sheriff Sale.

We observe by the last Easton Whig, ,ha,
Sheriff Adams, Of Northampton county, adver.
iises for sale on Thursday the 18th day of March
next, at The public house of Abraham Long, a,
Banonsville, Monroe Co., two Dwelling Hou.
fes, Apple Orchards, and about 73s acres Of
Land, situate in Jackson township, Monroe CO
ihe properly Of Egben Somerdyke, mortgager
Peter Brong, David Cypher, and VIM. Bower
terre tenants
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

GT The first number of The "NATIoNAL
Press" published by George P. Morris, late
of the Mirror, has been received The new
journal is of large dimensions, and the typo
graphical execution is unsurpassed. The well
known ability Of The editor will afford sure
warrant that its matter will be of the highest
excellence. Terms, 50 per annum in advance
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
An Enviable Condition.

The late grand jury iof Adams comfy, Pa.
had no, single case before it. andEihere was
moi single prisoner in the county Jail. The
Gettysburg Sentinel says. the county owes not
one dollar of debi, and there are above three
thousand dollars in cash on hand. and above
FIVE thousand in outstanding taxes!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Very Malicious.

Secretary Buchanan recently gave party a,
Washington, which cost $500. Some Of The
papers recolecing his celebrated speech in
Congress on the Sub-Treasury, have inquired,
in the most malicious manner, chow long it
would take the Hon. Secretary to make fifteen
hundred dollars al len cents day wages"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Nr. Walkers Tariff Bill.

A correspondent of the NewYork Tribune,
gives the following outline:
(Ali duties ad ualorem Per cent.
Iron of all kinds. 80
Manufactured Woolens, 25
Wool 20
Manufactured Cotton and Flax, 20
Manufactured Wors;ed, 25
Ready made Clothing, and all made up ari-
cles worn by men, women and children;
and Hosiery, 80
Silks, 80
Wines, 30
Brandies and other distilled spirits, Is
Sugars Of all kinds, 30
Molasses, 80
Coal, 80
Coffee, Tea and Salt, free
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
Coffee, Tea and Salt, free

1t is important all individuals to know that
castor oil may mos, easily be taken mingled
with orange jnce-a Iiule sugar being added
TO the juice, if the orange be not ripe and sweet
The difference between this and any other
mode Of taking this valuable medicine is sur
prisng.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
New York Market.

Friday, Feb. l3.
FLOUR.-Wheat Flour, Michigan, s5 &c.
Very good N. Orleans is offered at so. with
out sales Nothing new in Rye Flour or Corn
Meal
CRAIN.--Wheat aud Barley are inactive,
and no sales have come 10 our know wledge.-
Rye is nomnally 80 cts for Northern; 500 bush
els Jersey brought 72 cts in the slip. Oats are
wilhou, change; 1900 bushels handsome North
ern sold at so cts. Corn keeps plenty, and is
quite dull; 500 bushels sold yesterday at 62
63 cents.
FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD MARKET
BEEF-Good Beef is now worth 10
cts per 10 d, and The demand was scarbely sup
plied--,he marke, being entirely cleared.
MUTTON--The price of Sheep varies much.
They can be bought for from 81 10 S6 piece.
Some are sold as low as So. and others bring
$40 90.
PORK.-.--Fresh is worth 6 Cts, and great
deal is sold notch lower than this.
VEAL----Fine Veal is rather plenty, at 5
cents per lb on foot. Ii is sometimes sold as
low as 4 10 cts.
FlSH.---There is an excellent supply and
variety Of Fish in Market. Boston Cod are
worth cts. per ID. Bass 6; Smells 6; Perch
3; Eels 5. Oysters can be bought for 81 per
thousand
MS.--.Nce Hams are worth 10 cts. per
Id. There are grea. many choice ones ia
market.
TURKEYS---Are very scarce and high
Good ia. ones cannot be had for less than 81
25 ST. rs. Average lots sell for 10 II cents
per ID.
CHlCKENS.----Good chickens are worth
62 81 cenls per pair, and sell quickly at that
price.
GEESE 5 to cts. per H., according to
age.
DUCKS.---Are worth rs cts. a 5 per palr
EGGS.---Are worth ST. so cts per hundred
BUTTER The bes. quality of Butter IS
worth % cts. per ID. From that it ranges down
10 ii l5 cts.
CHEESE.---Sells readily at cts. per
lb., according 10 quality.
POTATOES---.Are worth 81 cts S pei
bushel.
APPLES.---Fair Winter Apples are some
what scarce, and sell for about So 81 PsT
barrel,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

The FIRST Monday of March, has been as
signed by the United States Senate for the con-
sidera'ion of Mr.. Bagby's resolutions to amend
The Constitution, by making the Presidential
term six years instead OF four, and providing
against reelection.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

II is said there are so many girls in Califor-
MIA. that man has TO declare himself married
when be goes amongs, them, to save himself
from being devoured, or forced TO marry against
has will.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
A communication in the New York Observer.

A communication in the New York Observer.
states that there is in a densely populated part
of the city there, whskey dIslillery, connect
ed with which there are stables, in which tpo
on Stops or refuse grain, which runs directly
from the sill 10 the feeding ,roughs Such milk
as these cows must produce, should no, be sold,
but it is said that i, is disposed of as farm milk
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

A Fair held IN Richmond Iasl week. for The
benefit Of the Orphan Asylum of that Guy, re,
al:zed $s22 90
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

Some precious confessions slip ou, in the
Texas debate. Col. Young, The other day,
while arguing thai it was necessary to drive
Slavery as far South as possible. expressed his
doubt whether any climate north of "h-l was
hot enough for it," Senator Johnson, who
spoke to-day, insists that it is better not to glo-
rify Texas that while he and others swallowed
the pill, they did i, reluctantly, and no politician
can now stand up and vindlcale i, as a means
for extending Slavery without being ID not
religiously bur politically y.-Albany Eue. Jour-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

WIscoNsIN-A bill is before The Legislature
of Wisconsin Territory providing for the forma-
ton of the Territory into State, and its ad-
mission inlo he Union. The bill provides tha,
vote shall be taken on the Is, of April nexl
for and against State Government If a ma
jorily should decide in its favor, The census is
form constitution are TO be aPporlioned by The
Governor. The election nf delegates is then
to be held. and The Convention is TO meet on
the 9Th of November next.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

IL Our thanks are due 10 Major EIdred, oI
the Legislature, for valuable public document
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
February l6, lS46--noon.

SENATE 90 motion of Mr.. BIgler The SEN
ate agreed 10 meet Tins afternoon for The pur-
pose OF considering the Central Railroad Bill,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19
49, B. PALMER, ESQ is the Accent f

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this paper at his office Of real estate and Country
Newspaper agency in Philadelphia Northwest
corner of Third and Chestnut streets; Tribune
buildings, Nassau ST., n. Y; South East corner
of Baltimore and Calvert sts., Baltimore. and No.
I2, State street, Boston. Mr.. Palmer will receive
and forward subscriptions and advertisements for
abe Jefcrsonian Republican.
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street, New York, are also our authorized Agents,
10 receive and forward subscriptions and adver-
1isements for the Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-02-19

There is said TO be 1000 idiots in the Stale
of New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17

mandatory of the Patent Laws, the special or
der OF the day for Tuesday of next week. A
majority, butnot iwo-thiTds, were in layor OF
the motion.
Presumption Bill which had passed the
Senate was next ordered To third reading.
but MIR. Vinton calling attention To the Bill,
the vote WAS RECONSTRUCTED. \ motion to lay
upon the table WAS lost, and the question " as
then postponed.
GRADUATION BILL.
MIR. COBB, OF Ga. moved as an amendment
20 this bill that the lands be sold at one dol
lar an acre, when in maTke for 10 years, with
q reduction oi 20 cents per acre ior each live
years succeeding.
! Mr.. Mckay, as an amendment to This bill
moved substitute which provided that the
reduction should not take place until the
! lands hSd been IN market Tor 20 years from
( December, 1916, with reductions to % and
/ Oh cents a. later periods OF five and ten wears
| Mr.. Mckay defended his amendment as a
compromlse principle, and moved The P.eyi.
Gus Question.
Mr. Rockwell of Conn. moved to lay the
bill upon the table, which motion was lost b,
the close vote OF a tie made by the Speaker.
Yeas %, nays 50, and the Speaker voted in The
negative.
The amendment of MIR. Mckay was reject
J
House were brought tot vote upon the amend
ment of MIR. Cobb OF Ga, designed as sub.
siitute To the whole bill. This was rejected
yeas 81. nays %.
MIR. Douglass moved 10 reconsider the vote
upon Mr.. Cob5s amendment. The yeas and
nays were ordered when a third motion iol-
lowed 10 lay the whole subject upon the ia
BILE. The yeas and nays were ordered, and
the motion was lost, yeas 81, nays %
The question REQUIRED upon reconsiderina
the vote upon MIR. Cobb's amendment. and
the yeas and nays were ordered The vote
was 90 to 90, aud the Speaker voted in the
affirmative, his party sending up a shout as
he gave the vote
Then came vote upon the amendment of
Mr.. Mckay, and the House decided 10 recon
slider 81 TO 50.
Mr.. Mchays substitute vas then before
the House.
a third unsuccessful motion was made TO
lay the Bill upon the table, and this was fol-
lowed by motion TO adjourn, which was car
ned, 50 TO So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
THERArTI.raNAKE

Civos timely warning before il siike- The s'si hlow
Does not Consumption also warn YOU 81 Us sitious a.
lacks and ultimate daugcfsi How Ofeg have YOU teen
advised by yOu friends get rid OF cough Nndpan
in your breast by the OF proper mcdcinei hut
ven have minded them noil Ere long you viii seek re-
lief. when In all probability u wil &c too ls'e.
Happy are those who early lcccmc acquainted with
"DR. DUNCAN'S ENpECTORANT REMEDY
for the ofCoughs. Colds Infueizs, Bronchs, Spit
tins % Blood and difficulty OF breathing pain ~ re side
aud breast These the most prevailing symptoms ~
an approaching Consumption, and should le attended 10
al once.
\ few lott Ice Of DR. pUNCAN'S VALUABLE ME.
DiCiN viii soon remove al these distressing nGsdcs
from the system.
u Western Medical Office foS the sale of nr. Dur.
cans Medicines Wholesale and Rcol. No $50 Sycamore
street CaciuuSfi. where advice win re given al dis
VSes. AID Prescriptions nlled for tacir relief;
For sale IN Wheeling by
IS IL J.. b. y. H. MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
ron THE TINES.

co,, ron THE TINES.
SONG OF THE CAVALIER.
love TO hear the gay birds sing.
Within the green wood shade;
love To see the flowers that spring
And bloom in the messy glade:
But more | trow, ! love to hear
The trumpet's Changing note:
Than The buds which charm The idle ear.
With their spring tuned, varying throat.
And more than flowers, love to see
That bright array and strong,
Or hearts thut beat with chivalry.
And souls hat know no wrong
The tented field and noble sieed,
And trusty sword Of steel
In battles fray the generous deed,
And hearts 10 10 aud feel.
The sweetest thrill of love is Daught,
10 The furious fight aud brave;
when the vulgar, noble, great are brought,
10 an indscfiminate gTape-
When the iugitives hy wfthNyineed feet
And sqladrons sweep by likes glance;
When column on column unwayering meet
And the brave are marked by the lance.
Who but maiden timid and frail,
Would wish for the ease Of lifc7
Or one whose very soul would quail.
AT the sound oil the battle strife?
Oh. let me fall on the field well fought.
With victory in the eve;
When The soul to the quivering Inns is bro,
On the last, long battle cry. Il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
CANAL AcRoSs THElsTHMuS oFPA.

CANAL ACROSS THE lSTHAlUS oFPA-
NAMA-The Journal Of tue franklin Insti-
tute condenscs a report on the subject of ship
canal across the lsthmus Of Panama made by
Mr., Garella, an engineer sent out to survey
the ground by NJ. Quiet, the French Minis.
ter. The report is said to evince great pro-
iessional ability in the engineer. We gather
the following facts from summary Of the re-
suits made By the Journal.
The whole length OF the proposed canal
from It's northern outlet on the Atlantic near
Chagres, 10 lis southern outlet on the Pacific
near Panama, Is IA miles; and the distance
IN straight line between the two towns is
I 40 IS miles The mean level OF the Pacific
at the terminus OF the line. 95 fret above that
of the Atlantic. the highest tides in the for.
amer rising 20 feet, and in the latter only Ii
inches.
"On account of the height OF the interve
ming groCnd, il is sad that the popular idea
ol iloroushcut is out OF the question. The
natural summit is ten miles from the Pacific
ocean, and 400 feet above it. Ii is proposed
to- reduce the summit To height of ls5 fee
above the sea, by tunnel % miles i'm length
aud 10 overcome the remaining elevation b,
means OF SO lift locks, Is upon the southern
and Is upon the northern side of the summit
The tunnel is to b. through rock, in the form
OF Gothic arch, It's height being III feet, ant
IT'S extreme width, with towing path. 90!
ieet. By such reduction OF the summit ii i
shown that an ample supply of water can b.
commanded, and thorough-cut may be sub
stliuled for the tunnel, bui at an increased ex
! pcnse.
The estimates are made for canal OF iii
mensions suitable for ships OF 1900 tons bur
then. The lock chambers are to be 2l0 fee
long and 165 feet wide. The width of IN,
canal on the bottom 66 feet at the water sur
iaGe Ioi feet, and the depth % feet. The TO
tai cost of the work, INCLUDING It's tcrmina
harbors, is estimated at about twenty -fiv,
millions OF dollars, and the time required {,
complete il ten years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
MRnIcAI- NOnIcr

noCToR ELISHA WARNER respectfully snnoun.
- ces 10 the citizens OF Wheeling ard surrounding
country that Aer an absence OF four montbsoa business
Do has returned u the cly and permanently iocsted.--
1htCkfai tor The literal share of patronage bestowed
bin during his short rcsdeoe ia Whoehnr. he sian ten
dcrs hs professional services. and horcs meet the APP
probation Of Impartial public. A professional CALI,
either IN TIC city country. Win le promptly attended
To- and All Chronic diseases wan receive particular stsn.
ion.
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under the tut
ton OF respect able pl sican VI lie ODD school. and hav
ing thoroughly studied The Indian o-anie practice OF
bis father, Cwho Is 80 generally kuewn Tie Old Indian
Physician OF istUrgh and having had the experience
OF several ycars successful practice with him who has
Lai mos. extensive patronage m thc above city Ot The
last eighteen years, hopes. - sssiduous and unTeuted
attention 20 lis pOicssOi satisfy tie reasonable
Rotations % those who may favor him with their conf
denec and patronage.
OFFlCE-iu THE htck hock immediately al the south
end ofthe bridge ard three doors nom his former stand
now occupied Us Col Y. 4. Kelley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
Office Of tie " Orleans Pieasrne.
Monday, ! a. NJ. July G, 1916.
LATER FROM THE ARMY

The steamship Alabama, Captain Wmdle
arrived Tins morning from Byazos San,iogo,
having sniled thence on the 81 inst; We NAV
say at once that she brings no news of inter
est from the Army. The Mexican forces are
supposed 10 be concentrated in the vicinity
OF Monterey, under Paredes. The Amer.
lcan Army appear TO be on the point OF TAX
lnguP their march TO penetrate as lar as Mon.
teTey.
Aletter from Point Isabel, dated Jnly Bid
saws
That large portion of tho army will sooi
move towards Monterey, can 40 longer b,
doubted. as boats enough Of light draugh
nave arrived To warrant Gen. Taylor in tax
ing possession OF the country between Ia,
mouth Of The river and that place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
lrnAsrERrEcrLY CURED ME.

fiuLAnEtfTtA. December. 1877.
TO Or. n. iayae-nesr Sir--Tho Astonishing and Mrs.
oulous bencdesl lecis YOUR valuable ENPECTORANr
Rad uy noghhor. the Rev Mr. Rushing made 80 favor
sfic an impression my mind. thai after consulting with
several friends. aud learning that regular frac
tiOncr OF Medicine, called upon and purchased halt
adozea bottles and told YOU that II lived 10 take ihe
you should have good rcrOri from nc.
am alive ard wen this dsyi Thanks he to mercifal
Cod and your ENgeciofsnt; aud now eheerfIly
forward u fiih my promise.
For twenty long years had hecn a constant sufferer
from the Effects Of hard dry cough rain in the breast
and difficulty fbrea.hinV; the last which cbs and
fevers every spring and fall added my misery.
was worn away 20 mere skeleton; with the greatest dill
cuhy only could 60 down stairs: appetite was
gone and strength had FAR failed my friends
were persuaded could survive m any weeks unless
obained relief Indeed sir my situation perfect
" mise, able 10 myself and distressing TO my nuiy.
That fck willing 20 die whenever h should please tie
Master 20 take home hut heard -of your medicine.
aud relief cane les proved The "Bsln Of Gcad" 10
my afflicted body. Before I had taken ONE BOT
TIE, 4 eNpc icnced mitigation Of all NV SYMPTOMS,
aud TO my great JOY found IN the continued 81 the
happiesi relief In Short has made Tcrci "
me-and can tru ~ say have desire To IL better
wish everlasting gratitude am, dear sir your obliged
friend, MARY GILL
Corner Of Rose stree; and &c msnioyvn Road.
For sale by ~ - J. CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-17
BALTIMORE MARKET

Oglce 81 me AmericaH, JiIiy 10, 5P,M.
CAl IbE.-Beeves were in moderate sun
ply at market to-day, but there was little ac
t'liy aud prices are not so high as last quota
ions The offerings at the scales mprised
800 head, OF which 2l0 were sold and lao 70.
IN nam over. Prices ranged from 81 75S2 10
lOO ibs. on the boot equal To So SOFAS. 25
net and averaging about So 25. The qualitg
o. TIE stock was mostly inferior.
fiOGS.-Live Hogs sell slowlyat 81. G2BsQ5.
There is a moderate supply.
tLOUR.-Hcward street Flour does mot
sell 50 freely. A few hundred bbls. of fresh
ground and choice brands were taken ON Sat
nrday at 81. This is tic price asked to-day.
but there is little inquiry. We note a sale
ihis morning Of 300 bbls, at 81. No recent
price e named to-day.
PkONlSlONS.--m Beef and Pork we have
no transactions OF sufficient magnitude IN re-
port. Prices are nominal at $40. 30 for West
ern Mess Porls; and s. 81 Tor Prime, We
quote Western Mess Beef at $500; No. /
500; and Prime So. 5065.75. Modry,tc
parcels OF Bacon are moving OF a, prices al
together determined by condition andquoljty.
we continue Vast quotations. viz. Shoulders
OF oil qualities from 2A0il: Sides 5lSJa: and
Hams 1a7 cents. a sale OF lot of good
Hams at 81, and OF another lot Of prime 6,,al.
IVY TOT shipment, at cts lime. A sale of a
considerable lot Of Lard att cts time. Tor No.
| IN Kegs, and we quote this rate. Bbls. are
held al 6lGGs cents.
WlliSkf.-There is fair demand et 81
cents Tor hhds. and p cts. for bbls.