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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
The Hannibal SAd New LSndsa PiAnkroAd and Brldg,
Finished


The Hannibal and New London Plank Road
and bridge are now fully completed, aud under
full Roadway, and paying ut the rate Of fifteen
per cent per Nnnum,
The Bridge IL pronounced by competent
Judges, the beat bridge west Of the Mississippi
river,
Tho quality Of the Road il not surpassed by
any plank road in the United States. Owing to
tho instructions given 10 the Engineer, TO run
Tho roOd on avery low grade, no wm compelled
To mako some ugly crooks, to avoid heavy oxcO-
VO,iOus, but rs general thing, the road has a
handsome appearance, and Ia very Creduublc to
Hannibal, because the work has been accom-.
rliShod almost exclusively by our own resident
oiu1cnS,--wiIh one exception, Mr., George HOr.
'ison, who had the contract ut tho commence.
ment,
We think, now, with the experience we have
had, TINT u plank road 10 everything that was
eSpcetCd--.iI comes FULLY up to our expectations,
and no roOd, that we are acquainted with, il 80
we'll adapted, on account Of It's economy, duro.
bilily, and practical usefulness, for tho farmer,
and Tor trade generally, For distance OF fifty
miles, in new country, whuro capital is scarce,
and where We want great deal of the useful
for II very little money it Is superior even to
tho railroad,
We hope 10 ScC Plank Roads leading on, from
Hannibal to Oll the ncighboring interior towns
TO FrankrOrl, Lick Creek, Paris, PALMYRA,
Philadelphia, straightforward in conclusion,
We would gay TO our friend Of tho Bloomington
RcpubliCNn--"Walk up here, Abner, and pu,
your shoulders TO the wheel, aud we will have
NpOnk road Oll tho way to Bloomington, before
you eon turn on your hcsl lwieel II YOU arc
only half as good ut working us You Ore at
Scodng, wO can build plank roOd from Han.
nbSl 10 bloomington, about as fast as an ordi.
nary man can wAlk--partioulOrly IL your spicy
friends in Sholhyvlls Ore disposed To work a
little tooW
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
The Democrat asserts that tho hlelRgtn-


The Democrat asserts that tho htelhgea-
Ger "was never known 10 approve OF nsens
llmont uttered by Col. BENTON" II by,
such declaration the Dcmordt mems I, :
to DO understood lhotw have declined ~
crawl on our bellies nj Col. Bcntons feet,
md 10 lick tho dust from his shoes--an q.
basement which seems TO be IelShed by
two apparently opposed classes Of papers
In MlssnnIl--we own the impeachment.
Tho assertion Is quite true. Col. Benton
has In Missouri two sorts Of organs, The
ono are Democratic aud the other his Wing,
organs. Through the pipes Of those organs
can be and almost daily Oie blown oil that
windy applause Tor everything done or
nld by him, which he Gun dcslre,--CSt
Louis lntelgenccr
Although the 81 Louis Iateiiiseacsr some.
time ugo declared It's purpose TO make no
future ulluslon to the EpcaiSg .NcDS, we
uro quite willing to believe It has forgotten
It's promise, aud means, In the above para
graph, to chss the Meas among the "Whlg
organs" of COL Benton, Ever since we
refused 10 he drngooned, at the laio Munich.
| pal election, into the support Of n set Of
Anll.Benlon Democrats for City Offices, Il
has been the hObil Of smu,l bruins to indulge
In like severity Of criticism, They, poor
creatures, don't know any parties In Mis-
souri, but "Benton" and Aati.Benion"--
md think to force US to bo one ior tho 9th.
er-whlo we, IN fast, clulm 10 be Why.
and refuse TO DO either
But let that pass, il the idle wind to
lbs. We can scalp and lomnhuwk all such
Igronnics in politics whenever we choose.
But the mass Of the people In tho country,
who do not know the true character OF the
! htCiRg, Rctr, may DO surprised OF Tho above
paragraphs aud we call the attention oil
tho country Wing press to II. Are there,
~ tho htcligcnecr churges, "Whlg organs"
lin Missouri that "crawl TN their bellies al
BunlOn'S irep aud click tho dust from his
shopsW Granting that the editor Of that
poor hoalcd, bankrupt concern means that
, the NclcS is one Of Those "organS"- which,
We ask, ARE the olhcuI Is the Pdla,ya
Wig one That paper lately conlnlned
n very complimentary notice Of Col. Ben.
ton. |, the .MSSoai Statesman Que I The
, HdRa,6R Messenger ur the JOurndli The
. i.ouhimd RcOmI All ,htSo pvpers have
lately held the same tone and language to.
wards Col Bcnlon, Al Of them have
spoken rs respectfully Of him as aver did
tho EUcRipg Mems. So come out, YOU
wcNkknecd, iulSc,longuod slanderer Of the
Wing press vt Missouri, aud let the public
Il know what "Whig papers" Of this State
"Ore crawling on their bellies at Col. Ben.
tons feet and clicking the dust from his
: shocs."--LSL Louis News,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
BlAInirR out1ldo Wood WA.

We are indebted, for tho following recipe for
stunning outside woodwork and the eoarser nor.
tons OF internal work, 10 GeTVnse Wheeler.
Esqn IN English architect ot experience, who
has recently settled in this country.
Take best roSin tNr, or pitch, IN the pronor.
lion OF one gallon 10 every four gallons Of the
following;
Tnrpcnlinc, one and q half gallons, SeedlOe
dissolved in alcohol Gin tho proportion OF ono
2ouud to one quartz two quarts, cold lnsesd
oil, onc.GUlr gallons boiled oil one.hOlf gallon,
bccswaS, Sis pounds OK gall, one pound
Mix all these togsthCr and add the rosin tar
first numcd, Lay It ed with a large Cat
brush.
This is a very beautiful 'apd richly colored
stain, and l have seen il frequently used in the
limher'work OF tho simple country churches In
England Some persona uso larger pyopor.
ton OF tho tar and Tor work much exnouan Ia
tho weNtherh would perhaps be better 10 Do
sol Downmss Country Houses. ~ ~
UJT We arc authorized 10 announce
Capt s, A, BOWEN, as candidate for
Clerk of the Court OF CoaaoS PLrAs
Election next August w,d
0JT We uro authorized to announea
CHARLES ID, BOURNE, as n candidate
tor tho office oG CLERK op rnR HANNIRAL
OouHT OF COMMON pLEAs, at tho neat Au,
gust election.
.QJ4 We IRE authorized 10 Announce Mr..
THoS, +. THOMPSON, as a candidate
for re'elecllon TO the office OF CLnnw ~
TnA CmouIr CouRT, for Marion County,
wide
u, We are authorized TO announce Mr..
THoS, r. HATCHER, as a candidate for
reelection to the Office of ClaRx OF rHp
'VogNTy CouFr Of Marion coOaty, VIA !,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
rirt District COurt,.-.TriAl Tor Murder,

Cornelius Boyle was yesterday tried in this
Court, Tor the murder of Charles Mcbride, The
particulars Of tho case must DO familiar TO nj
ours reader, US we Published them in full, but a
few weeks ngo, On the 9th ult, Mcbride
went 10 grocery ut No, 30, New Lovec street
to purchase some provisions. After making
tho purchase, he gave them 10 his partner and
left. Subsequently he returned TO yet gluss of
mineral water, and while he was leaning ON the
counter, speaking 10 the bar.keepcr BOYLE
walked in and sat down, After noticing Nc.
Bride, he went up TO him, and without SOyinu a
word, struck him two or three times. Tho
proprietor Of the grocery ran between them and
pushed boyle around the counter. BOYLE said,
"don't think that I'm drunk O'Donneli, know
what I'm about" Another person who wny
standing by, saw Boyle ut tbs time shut largo
knife behind his back, and place !! in his peck.
ct, No one saw tho knife IN his hand when he
struck Mcbride, but ODcnncll in layinp his
hand on MoB, found that il was wotwiih Hood,
Boyle made his escape but was arrested tho
Same night, Mt tho Willow Grove above tho
city, while ondeuvormg TO escape, Mcbride,
after being stabbed, went ont OF tho grocery,
ran few PAGES, met man and told him thai
Cornelius Boyle had stabbed him with n knife,
lie was then led into house where ho former,
ly boarded, and no died there in the courSe or n
Few minutes Ito had two knife wounds, ono
OF which, on tho left side, was the fatal one.
It was largo and deep, Tho mcls were all cs.
MblishGd by the various Witnesses examined in
the case, There was not tho slightest proyoca.
ton established, though It is snid thut some ton
months before tho murder Boyle and deceased
quOrrellcd, Nnd struck each other ON the Lcyec,
Tho prosecution was ably conducted by the
Attorney General and tho District Attorney
and the defence by MesSrS, Field and Abel
At two o'clock the case WINS submitted withoni
argument to tho jury and in less than llyo min.
utoS an unqualified verdict of GuurY was rc.
turned, This verdict carries with tia death
penalty, The prisoner, who manifested tho
utmost indifference during tho trial, heard tho
verdict announced with terrible smile ON his
hardened reOtne"-GM o, Delta,
EU'rons IN LuoK,--The people Of this town.
ship are the most sensible Of any wo have oe,ne
across lNtely--thoy appreciate merit and on.
deNvor TO rewNrdit, too, Last Monday week,
tho editor Of tho "Lcdger," A, r. Fulton, WAS
chosen TO oil the station Of Township Clerk
and on Monday last, wo--someboday hold our
head were chosen 10 Ill the honorable office
oC-how our head swims-ClTY RECORDER
''-there, now don't ask any more questions, wo
are about 10 put on our OFFICIAL dignity, and
don't wish 90 DO bothered with common talk,
Here, d.---, bringus our hat~,TFewGeld
Sentinel, Aprll 18th,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
TRRMn on AnYKRflNTKO
Religious Notice,

We ara requested to suy that Rev. Mr.,
Dr'rNr Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, will preach in the BOplis, Church, in
this city, tomorrow (TOOsdOy) evening, ut
candlo.lgM,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
brady HnunA.

This 6ne hotel changed hands this morning,
Mr. VIM Shoot takes possession to-day, and
Capt. RobOrds rctirSs,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09

The Risev has hllOn considerably within the
pes, T"w Gays
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-09
BuildorB wanted In 81, Louis,

We hear frequent complaints made Of the lack
of iomneymen carpenters, hrloklOyers and 9th.
er building hands, that is now experienced in
this city, Tho wages generally are high-.hish-
or than they are in other places, and work plcn.
Is, leaving us no way TO account tor tho scarcity,
In order that iournOymon, IN overstockcd cities,
may SEQ tho excellent opportunity for employ.
mont that St. Louis affords, wo will quote tho
rate Of charges which arc asked and giycn.---
Journoymen carpenters generally receive 50
per day, but first rate hand will command b2
2b, while on inferior workman may readily oh.
tain = 70, Journeymon breklAyOrs receive
generally from 80 90 to SO per day. A first
rate press brick, or flno stock layer viii receive
from ~ to 50, These wo should consider
tempting rates, Besides, PENMANENeY of en-.
ployment will DO secured to all who will come
hero to take Il, In every quarter Of this city
large buildings and costly ones arc being con.
struetod which assure work during the whole
building season for host more Of iourncymon
than we now hOve,--[mtel,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

DIx RlcE's LAST SEAsON.-We regret to learn,
which we do from good authority, that this is the
last season Dan will come as high as this, profess
donslIy. His enterprises IN New Orleans will re-
que nearly all his attention, and our citizens will
not have opportunity after this season. of list
eng to the rich droleres and rare wit of the great
clown. This will prove source of regret TO all,
but yet, Dan will have their best wishes, where
everheis. No one should miss seeing him this
time y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

FOURTH OF JULr.-It will be seen by the letter
of our Baltimore Correspondent. that some of the
Military companies of the Monumental City, con-
template an excursion 10 Wheeling on the ap-
preaching anniversary of our independence. 1t
has also been intmated that several companies
from Steubenville may be expected on the occa-
sion. We are advised that the ''FENcrBLEs'' of
this city will celebrate the Fourth in as good style
as their newly organized force, and, consequently.
limited resources will permit. In this laudable
design We trust they will be seconded by our citi-
zens. We think we do not over estimate their
patriotism and hospitality in saying that their
guests will receive proper attention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

NARROW EscAFE.-A hired girl in the family of
Mr. James Trisler Tailor, made narrow escape
with her life, night before last. She went to bed
at 3 late hour in room occupied by another girl,
who became alarmed and ran down stairs saying
that man was in her room. Mr.. !Trisler suppos-
Ing that one of his prisoners was escaping, or that
robbers were about, went to the room with load
ed pistol, and not receiving an answer from the
supposed man, whom he thought he saw standing
before him, pulled the trigger. but the pistol for
tunateIy did not go off. Before fir ng again, he
discovered the mistake. The girl had only taken
notion to change per place of sleeping.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
7-z==7-7- = - -
LYON s ~ ~
! NAI,H AlROA
9 EORTHE
H AIR

TO TEE MILLIONS. -.--. ~
From toothless babes OF n1meless weeks ~
Toprattlng jokers In the streets;
From girls and boys that read ut s;hool,
To office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
From mid way years OF man md his wife, t.
To advancing days and .eclining life;
From the specialized ely who with establishment gaze
At the woldrous things OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation,
HAVE you USED LYONS KATHAIRoN?
Grey heads and bald in concert sing. &. So
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots Of hair long dead,
AndcoyeTs up the bald head;
While the tTuant locks, 90 harsh and stin,
ThatuSed to vex the pretty miss
. Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, luxurant curls,
The sight OF touch, you know not which,
Sets men a SHINING, and their heads bewitch'd. e.
The DandruI-vexed stuff-ihat did fall
Ger bro ad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were, ~.
BY using Kathairon on the hair.
But more than half or ali yet said,
Are facts about the Nervous Head,
hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctor s. pills are taken in vain. "a
Now the Kathairon, such pains I'll warrant to
In ten minutes. No gossippirg, Pm sure; s.
Ard for Pimples Salt Rhsum Erysipelas and letter,
YON'S KATHAlRON SD justly celebrated for Preserv.
Ia ing Restoring aud Identifying the Hair, is sold by
very Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, in large bottles, for % cents.
Sold TO the trade Liberal dseount-6ut
nissieHed Address letters TO
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
16t Broadway, New York.
n5sFor sale by Kes & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; r. H. Logan
c Co, and Wheat & Chaplin mails sm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

RE7REArED.-The Editor of the Gazette, it will
beseen by his paper of yesterday. has again re-
treated into his Dignity Fortress "a very fraiI one
BY the way) and abandons all the cannon, mus
LEFTY, big and little shot, which he had prepared
frus. There we advise him to Stay, and to take
BIS lackeys, who are around town vilifying US,
along with him, else they may share the same fate
IS the stupenddous owe"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

Masonic CELEBRATION AT CLEvELAND.-A boat
viIl leave here on Wednesday evening, connect
ipg at WelIsville with the cars for Cleveland
Persons desirous OF attending the grand Masonic
celebration at that place on the 24th, are request
ed to leave their names to-day or tomorrow with
NJ. W. H. DORSEY, corner of Main and Monroe
streets. Farefrom Wellsyille 10 Cleveland and
back So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

,.rxcurp.-Capt. Geo. D. Johnson's new boat
-, I,upced yesterday at Dunlevy & Wilson'S
Vim yard, and dropped down 10 the lower part OF
. 49,, She is the model of avery neat stern
~ craft, and is 10 be called Fort Henry, the
.,ne oftbe old Wheeling Fort.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

r,,ro-A man whose name was not ascer-
NJ was run over by the stock train of cars
niles below townon Saturday night and kill
l,'| IA was intoxicated and had been seen lying
E.' -. bump. r of one of the cars, from which he
composed to have fallen. '1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

Tar Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and
,ssr coupanies from New York to the Ohio and
vxs;ssippi rivers, have o. ened an Office in New
york. at the cc1ner of broadway and L ark Place,
"a, the sale of through tickets from New York to
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis,
&C., and have appointed ]. L. Slemmer as their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
Pemberton House.
Water Street, below Monroe.

WHEELING, Va.
IN M PEMBERT0N announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the
nSdoas br ok balld.rs formerly known as the "st.
prepa ed to entertain travellers In good style moderate
prices The Pemherton House is situated Immediately
on The Steamboat Landing and he Depot
inore and Ohio Railroad aording passengers the
proprietor respectfully invites the attention old
friends to his house, and solcis share of public patron
20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

n-.,xp for the American Soaps made by
Tnn i;.hr.cbt. 1917 Market Square, continues to
Nj "s =, its merits become known. For dirt it
lneIs ,s ne cold water cure, requiring no hot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

..x,,,-Mr. James Mellor received yesterday
.s.rof Chickering'S splendid Pianoes of beau
alO'D and with all the late improvements. Mr..
NJ buying for cash, sells these instruments at the
,,r,st possible rates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED FoRTHRDA1LYINTKLI1 sNcRR
RIVER ANDYwEaTHER.
Pittsburgh, June 10, (noon.)
River feet inches and falling.
CINCINNATI MARKEr.

dry. Flour 3,s5a4. Whiskeyl74. Provisions
dull sales. Bacon-shoulders at Sd; in other az
ticles nothing OF Importance done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

c.,,v.r Goss.MER, one of the fine Low
Tue zion Line, left yesterday for Cincinnati
"asi .,,;y,l of the cars, with large number of
...ensers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
Solid DaguerreotVnes

WIS latest discovery is the wonder OF the an. Tho
picture assumes all the roundncsa sodity life
appears size and in every point resembles the
he!ng Nature Is perfectly mOcked even TO an In.
Ses Re Taken at Camp
mole; Also IN his Washington Gallery ana will soon he
In all OF his galleries, which NAV be found n,
all The principal cities in the Union - ~ -
MI has the honor announce that he has
Just received eter from the President of The United
States lnormin him OF tile Medal
aaa copy ofte Jures reports al the World Fair Lon.
ooil- nar3O-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
Late Arrival.

HdU6 I4IIIVdI,
TusT received large package, containing great
tons, atharine srcair wild Jack, by caroihe Lee
Hentz Essa, and Mi ceanes, by Grace Aguar; Ilarty
Muir, by author of Mrs Margaret MaitIand; Spirit
Rappng Unveiled, by Rev. H. Mattison; The Last Leaf
from Sunny Side by Austin Phelpsi Babylon and Nineve
by Layard C2th Expedition1 Memoir OF Eary L. Ware
Footpath and Highway by Moran The Old Forest Rangers
Home Life in Germany by Brace; Life of Lady Jane Grey;
Carotni and the Jesnits Roland Trevor The Bible in
the Counting Houses stray Yankee in Texas The TTansa
Revived; Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thorn
as; Notes Life, by Henry Taylor; Genesis and Geol
ogy; Guide for the Young by Pel; knickerboeker for
June; and many others.
Junc10. JAS. Ii. MMECHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Marietta md Cincinnati ISuflroad

Lettings of Eastern and Western Decisions.
PROPOSALS will be received up to the 18th OF July at
the Engineers office in Marietta, for the gtadu ton,
Masonry, etc of the 18th and Sh Divisions this road
extending from Marietta to Zano's Island opposite the
city OF Wheeling.
The line will be divided about one mile sections ON
some oil which there will be heavy masonry, and other
tors. -
Pans, ProfIes and Specifications will ready for cx
animation at Marietta. and the line 9Th Divi On
near Wheeling. on and after July the 4th. 1s
Proposals Will be received at the time and place
ior the OF about twenty miles, being
ton OF the road between Manchester Milford four
Road. - .I sA
Plans Profes and Specifications for this Division will
pc ready for examination at the Engineer the
MANCHESTER Building, Third street, Cincinnati on and af
ter the LIST day OF July. 81
The line of the road from Marietta Belpre to Blan.
chester being already under contract, and advanced
IN constructions the work offered only
mainng link TO complete the connection from Cincinnati
to Philadelphia by OF the Pennsylvania Rail Road
Recent subscriptions of 81 600 by the Pennsylvania
Raii Road Co, the city OF Wheeling and individuals to
the Capital Stock of the Company, will
ing. WIN p CUTTER. Pres,t,
a KENNEDY, Engineer. ic5-dSw.td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21

pa stranger stopped in Wheeling the other
Gay 10 spend a week. II was an era in the histo-
IN innumerable cards and handbills. The hotel
keepers got upa fight in trying TO induce him to
sopat their houses, and at least forty stsuckers''
recommended the liqncr al different rooms,
Olnniy accompany:ng hin, 10 help him tnst@, he
paying the bill. Before he left town he was out
OF pocket two hundred dollars the last item heinz
twenty four dollars for four years. subscription in
S S Tor the Times He will cut Wheeling
'0t The Test of his natural life.-Pitts. Union.
With all the cool and rather funny whoppers in
Tue above, we shouldn't wonder from the clamor-
Gus mode in which the Times men now besiege
people tOsuiscribe, that there is some foundation
'Ot the last fling. 1t is more probable, however.
mat they paid the fellow f3r taking theis paper,
Than that he paid them anything.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

June 10.
Flour-state brand "a ,62as; Southern IS, o5,
a5,12, Ohio 81, 56aSl. Wheat 80, steady. Corn
mixed IS; Yellow &c, firm. Ohio Whisky %,
steady. Pork and Lard firm. Cut meats in fair
demand. Butter easit r at 10at5c. S2.f4-sA =