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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
\ AID for SALE-To close a cnncern. 4O acres Q

I AND Tor SALE--TO Close a concern. ID acres OF
~ lrube Land within half mile Of the Boiling Spring Depot on
the and HuGson River Railroad also about mile
m tho village OF Acqusck nd the PsSse River
II desirae building site being about equal distance from
tie Cities Of Newark Peson AID about miles from
JTy City and Hoboken by the pankTsd being built The
sd land will be sold all together eight lots II not .od
BY the LIT day Of March then will be public auction For
further particulars inquire Of HENRY P KIP premises
or Of JOHN V. 5. VAN WRINKLE at the ssw.rnill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

HOUSE for SALE.-On 32d-st, near 5th-av.,
ftca House, Tor two required brown stone ront flu
bed in hest style and with every modern the house
fveores HIGHS 10: IL by 30 fee; inches The
built IA the beet for the under the superl
OF F. Hurry ESQ Architect Inquire Of A ALVORD
No. 10 West 3lstst- or o. lf6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

STORE.-To Let, No. 46 Broadway, to be rebuilt in
p EESMfTH & Co, No Il Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
TO LET-A twO-story double House at TarrytOwn.

ITO LET-The threestOry brick House No l67
aav between Plat aud 2ziss side This house is Of The
medium class but three years good order and will bs
let cas- year Can be fom 10 u
and 2to5 Apply to SIlhLMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

L'OR SALE-The twO-stOry House and Lease OF
u Mott Pe!lst. Terms rsagoasb.s.
Po sion s % May Fer particular apply to JOS '" Hill
YARD, 10 30 Henryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

n
~ within FIVE minutes walk Of the Railroad Depot, consist
house ouibudDgs FrspeyiDe Ilitrees garden
thubboT thing in good order with land 20 suit
No Eeehmanst font Office. from ~ % "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
VALUABLE FARM for sALE-A Farm contain.

about leo Of coed land principally
adapted raising
hdoess1 County NewJersey shout twenty miles from
Diher ou,bsidng will be sold bargain and Ap-
pe.fion may made to JAMES c0GGESHALL No se Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

ING PROVED ts decided superiority al other paints
EDWARD K COLLINS, AGENT
ZINC PAlNT.-The undersigned, agents for the sale
II Of White Oxyde Of Zinc by
Lehigh Zinc Co. receive orders for the
and would invite the particular attention Of the trade 10 its evident
superiority ethers Of manufacture
eessfal competition " ih the best Of foreign.
Dese with confidence depend upon obtaining
sired OF the Paint which will be found recommend Itself
for purity sres body and uniform wilderness Prices aud
ranged on the liberal footing
JAMES 7. LEWIS Co, No 81 waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

FNO Daguerrean Gallery, No. 3S3 Broadway.
Furniture end AppsrGDs for sale Apply DISCO No. l2S
Lsvsst from TO A. ~, and from to P NJ, or on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
CODA WATER APPARATUS-Of eyerV descr;n-

~ either for ManufaezrnG Drsvins or Be<tns d.
er Wse manufactured and r ssls explicit prnsd dre
tccS Ef u 80 By JOHN kArrHEws la sv ana nh
=, Esv-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Jusirnttion.

&c.-C C. MARSHs Counting
ID Rooms the practice Of skeepirt &c 10 - "a
Of Of pse;iee "a nc
~ 1. xei drilled without limited Let th-e IN
,.,..,S e.II for circular. A.rsSs works for ssis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

House. 30 l4 East l5ths West Of ID has al the
finishing aud will be redy 70
occury will be sold bargain Inqaire No $50 Ten:at
near Third sv or offs H. WALES AZ The Sentiis American OF
fee No l2s Fuons Mr. BAKER, Builder the premises will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

TOR SALE or TO RENT-In the lOurishing village
of Eebyls Ulster Co. Y the premises siuates ths
the Delaware ard Hudson Canal consisting
eng and Of the
hest loceto for esn, de in the vii It also within few
the Ulster Mining al operation. For fur
particulars apply to HIRAM WILLIAMSON No 5i West
AZ n Y. or JOHN LYON, ESQ. EIlenyille.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

ITO LET-A three.story House, No. 1876 7thst, be-
Il tween Avenues and G. NI'h Ward First clSs house. H.
quire in the bsen No SS sprnsst Of r. GLENN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

stoy brick Dwelling hosss and M rrosnd
2YIG1 feet No Tt ompsons between beeekei .ae Aiy
~ Ia . eli .daped further pEoTenents building vita
Sbt on ali des erected 90 the rear Win Aes, aroa1
LEV o Thompsons, For sPPy on the premises which
g. Trrwnf gfoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
OFFICE OF THE NEw.YoRg AND LIVERPOOL
Il = MIL srE ,zsnIn q Iasl

Z. MAIL STEAMSHIP Co jan 81, 1854 !
The Steamers Of this Company exclusively the Zine Paa
manufactured by the NewJessy Zinc Company ha9
ing proyes It's decided superiority all other paints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Two LET-The large House, highly cultivated Gar
den, Stables &C. Msnst Bridge St. Flushing l.
esdeuce DR. BOeogoOd This residences only
forty minutes travel with the Flashing RAILROAD Inquire OF NJ
II LiCH rENSTEIN No 80 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

4 GREAT BARGAIN-A very beautiful 500
- Rosev God Piano Sj Superior
metallic frame, projecting rogndorner paupeed hnl'ad
perfect ia everv re-
pec Been u,ed shout two msnh, The b. leave the
civ ill o'clock for three days At No 5b
4 R,su hist Jay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

ITO LET--In BODd.st, near Broadway Except the
psrors spacious Dwelling House perfect order Also
Stable IN Of the inqnire of
GEO W PARNHAM No. ST. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Real Q:state for Gale.

a VALUABLE FARM for SALE, in DUCHESS
"A Co. containing Of choice Land yell wstered fruit Of
and all necessary buildings about six miles northeast
from the ysge Of Poughkeepse Inquire Of JARED SpAhhS
No So Johnst Oh the premises - . .-,--,o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

W. LADD n Co.'S Grand Diagonal Pianos
"A grand action with good of ST. .; sns
octave superior Instruments
LINCOLN THOMPSON, sole Agents
Also full supply Of Hsllet Davis Co.'S shan Pianos WIN
large 81 " vhch are ior sa-
o the reasonable terms -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

TOR SALE-TwO br0Wn-stOne front Houses and
Los the north side Of 5s between ID ami 3tavs Ins
twenty wide sixty feet deep and arc % oe In
..bed With al the modern improvements Inquire of
GEORGE J PRICE. No l7S Fast Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

ITO LET-Store No 756 Broadway, corner Of Sth-st
One the the for Drug Store having
been used for that puTo long time ana doing fine busiress
Inoa In bf bonse ovfrfh he etora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
EOR SALE-A splendid four-story brown 81

font House basement STYLE built In the very best minner
situated on the north West Sihs between Broadway an
7hav al TIE modern Improvements Apply PUGSLE
RAYSOR Of Broadway snd 56h-s,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

EOR SALE-A neat twO-stOry House suitable for
,psll and respectable 28ths sthag. C.sh
CURED only 81 . j. r. WILLIAMS SDS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

delegates move to adjourn de-whicb put and
pronounced arred and part Of the audience left the
hall
The friends Of the administration with the ndomitaole
Wsshirgo MeIan chairman Of the Stats Central Gem
miitee determined that they should not dispense without
the passage OF the resolution (Cr-s Of democracy can
he adjourned By BALI dozen who acted with
he party Come ba'k; there is no hing TO fear The
chairman Judge Rrchard It'll retaining his place
stand declared that for twenty yoar, he had stood
In the ranks and would stand by the democracy. An
anti promise man quite active in stamping TO 70
the Presidents At enon told by Gifu 10 get down.
he would kick his head Oft Toe PRECEDENT said gem
emen order 10 Heavens just Law, so it Is Of democracy
After attempts To lay McCooks substitute the tabs
which failed the vote by counties the substitute
taken, many delegates having left, and resultsd-ayes
Cheers and Kisses continued tome time
Some gentleman, Mr. ABRAHAM PLArr, dressed quite
rea with perumed locks and gloved hands, novel that
the convention heartily concurred In the recommends.
ton of Secretary Marcy to court Dress maintaining
that the order should be enforced TO the letter Aush
JAS COOPER the President Of the City Council Of our
CITY, cried out that Taylor project (resr 1t to
George aurr.gar The court dress resolution VA: lost
After THANKS to the ofcers, the noisy, tumultuous
convention adjourned sine dte.
FIRST CANDIDATE THIRTY FOURTH CONGRESS, Hon.
Waldo johnson having been solicited BY the Benton de
moeracy Of the Fifth Cor gressonal district Of Missouri
to become candidate for the next Congress- has sgn
fed his acceptance and says he viii male cleo
pioneering tour through the district
gathering Of the national democracy OF Rochester
took place In that city the 9th inst for the purpose
parakng Of supper in honor Of the anniversary Of the
pAttie OF NeW Orleans large NUMBER attended, and
the affair conducted with proper dscorum and the
best possible feeling Was manifest throughout Toas2
and sentiments were freely given, and speeches
made in response Letters we're received from
Edwin Crossre Hen Samuel Bssrdsley, Frederick Fol
lett, John Q. Aather Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson, and
ohsrs all Of which spoke the spirit OF the national de-
mo. racy
Tho wbig State convention OF North Carolina, meets
In Raeeh the 2lst of February Two thirds OF thu
primary MEETINGS which have preference have
recommend ed George Davis, Of Wilmington for Cover.
The city election in Pttsburg the 10th ins resulted
in the choice of i \. volz whs, for Mayor, BY major
lily Of os5 Pettigsw, democrat The vote stood
thus-Voltz wbig, ?le6: P-teigrew dsmocrAt, l,13l;
Craig, free SOIL 1914 Barker independent 80 In Allie
ghspy City, Adams depend mt whig elected. The
vote stood hus-Adams, $685. Bennsy, free soil and tenn
prsncs 7os; Sawyer, democrat 2e9; Wadlow, indepsn
cent. 279,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
A Voice from tho Chinese.

70 TIE HoNoRAmE, THE COMMISSIONERS EMIGRATION
GENTIENKN-We would humbly submit this petition to
kind and benevolent efforts It to us that
to be conveyed back to Hong Kong China, our
native land told that early the Thursday
next, gentleman by the name OF g. Dennis, Esq
to Hong Kong Nothing could have allied hearts with
greater joy and gratitude than that announcement. We
all waited with anxious expectation for the arrival OF
the happy day, but when the day came no ship came
gloom but still waited and hoped and than
six weeks have already passed away and no ship is TO bs
seen which would convey home to our native land
Now, truly in great and grief, while
better ourselves for each Of Is ignorant Of pkrtiou
hr calling or trade, and a,ove An, OF your modes knd
ways OF trsnsacting BUSINESS And have home Ia
less humanity and benevolence interpose and help
home do not know, under these circumstsnoe Whist
will beco ne Of
But dear sirs not only anxious Tor oursevesws
have wives and children At home daily 5ecng
turn to supply their wants. How deporabe would %
their condition they shout hear OF death BY star
walton in country whose benevolence, whose institu
tons, and whose humanity are known throughout the
wide world
II present condition brought by ourselves
If 1t created by having violated your laws by
any misconduct part, the would have been
different; would, perhaps under such circumstances
deserve sympathy from the public and sympathy
from the benevolent; but as you that 1t
brought upon us principally by med George W.
Beach, Of the city Of New York We most huuoy and,
at the time confidently beg OF you again yeur
kind endeAvors to help home TO China where both
and our friends viii spread names throughout the
empire.
In behalf of the whole Chinese company, am Your
most humble and obedient servant aud petitioner.
LIKOON Proprietor Of the Chinese rung-
Hook Tong Company
LEoNG AHGEW, Interpreter and Translator for the
DAtsd Decennber g. 1sb3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
Catholic Press OF America.
CoRsIR q ANN AID NASSAU sTRKgrs, Jsu 10, 1854.
No rur EpIrOR OF THE HERALD.


Sr:-An injustice having been done, in your name in
last Sundays BEsAD to what you call "lhs foreign or
aCathoc rressu in the United States and my being In
cueed an opg the induces me 70 ADDRESS
Won ft me CORE c'ion of the frcts you have gwen
You give true what true In 1917 But Is not
so any longer Within three years the crouiAloh OF
nearly every Catholic paper has considerably iaeresse
som have doubled within that time Sine. July 5t ~
has been SO with the american Ce and have resson 70
believe IL is with others. You have understAed Tor
instance he Pilots circulation, by at least coo copies
Again. you have omitted the German Catholic press or
rather you classed them with the socialists The
editors OF Der Wdrheiu Freund Der Herald des Gta9us,
Der Religious Fred and Others will be rather surprised
TO Hnd themselves IN the pany you have made for
them You have also omitted the Cronicd OF this city,
and the Profd9oteur Catalogue of New Orleans both be-
longing to the Catholic class of journals Among those
prstsd in English you have omitted the Arorotan Of
Baltimore, Vndicdor, Of Detroit Seminal OF Buffalo the
Standard Of San Eanciso From your article also the
would suppose that al Catholic ed were
fores The fact Is the very reverse, Brooson's
(Catholc) Reuie,U, the Metropolitan, Boston Plot NJ n
Feeman's Journal, Philadelphia Herald, Cincinnati Tide
graph and st. Louis Shepherd the Valley are all tied BY
native Americans Of two generations The Cath
oc editors Of foreign birth 10 the minority. As TO
II matters Of opinion In your articles have nethng
to say than that for Of the class assAiled
claim to be judged BY my writings, not version
Of them. have the honor to be, sir,
Your ob't servant
THOS. DARCY MCGEE, Editor american Cek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
NJ NEY MAR X EFT.

SATURDAY, Jan l4-bP u.
There activity In the stock market to-day,
but prices appear to be gradually settling down Quo
atons for all the leading fances lower to-day than
at the close Of the second board yesterday At the arst
beard Canton Company declined pr cent NicarAgua
Transit y; Parker Vein, Al North Carolina Copper, Y;
Erie Railroad Harlem, L. Reading Railroad, l; Hudson
Railroad IiRos Railroad bonds advanced psr csnt
Panama Railroad ~ nlinoi, Central and New York Gen.
trail Railroad bonds operated in TO extent to-
day, but the transactions probably speculative and
not for Investment From the nature Of the operations
at the board and in the street should Judge that
bears buying in ths shorts pretty freely in anti
cipaon Of favorable In the market at very
mote period.
The Delaware ard Rartan Canal and Camden and Am.
boy Railroad Companies have declared semi ann
dividend Of six per cent.
The following dividends have been declared BY the
Poughksepsie and Pine Plains Banks Bank OF Pouyh
kespsie PER cont Mschanics' Bank per cent Farm
srs' and Manufacturer Bank per cent Fakin H.n
81 per cent Pine Plains Bank, per cent
receipts at the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, were slsso6o o. paid s02555 49, b.
lAnos, e2,se4, sos 10.
The steamshp Alps from this port for Liverpool to day.
carried out s222 1913 49, principally In gold and $50
gold pieces.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company for December 1862 amounted
to ello OF H. sganst $50 22s 90 for the time the
previous year. Increase, $40 "A, equal TO about
eighty two per cent
The earnings Of he Norwich and wor ,sstsr Railroad
company ior scember were ........,...,. 1921 90
Do. 1861. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N,b4s 90
Gain ofDse. st.,..,,.,",,".,,,"", sA22 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

Inc message Oh - g Governor OF Maryland.
Governor Lowe In is message to the Maryland Legs
hture, sives iAW Jrable exhibit Of the condition and
business OF the ons sapeske and Ohio Canal showing
considerable lncr In the amount Of tonnage trAns
ported on IL EST eciAlly Of COAL and indicating steady
enlarge ment OF s operations Some forty Atty thol
SAND dollars required for repairs, after which, II 10
hoped that business will be done with less liability to
interrupuol The Governor reviews tbs report of the
CompAr at considerable length, well the memorial
ed BY the company at the last session. urging the
state either TO retire from its position preferred
cre,itor place itself in the position Of simple stock
hoder, consent to sale Of its interest Ia the road
de opposes the two last propositions Of the company
impcitc and unc0nat utiona and should 1t be dster
MINED that the prospects OF the road and the public
welfare require the acceptance OF OF the three propo
tions, he nds the frstthe retiring OF the
State from its position preferred creditor-as less
obnoxious TO constitutional objection than the second
and conducive to the Of the State than
| the third
The Surquehappa and Tide Wafer Canal companies
have paid TO the State during the the OF SOL 00
and there liz every to believe they will continue
punctualy TO meet their current interest in all the futu
s2T, 7i0 in the whole State The actual surplus
for the shown to be $500 29 after paying 1878 3l
for interest the public debt and 1851 40 for all oher
purposes The ent FIXES the taxable basis At
1891 243 GEO. which increase OF $6s oSl the
taxable basis Of 1882 The sinking fund is little
So o000C0 having been increased during tho
year Sl9l GA &c. The Governor the Adjustment
81 the stamp tax and shows that the from this
source during the past year $66,0e5 3d. Of which
SAT SIC 40 levied upon the credit and commercial
energies Of the city OF Baltimore"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
1904 $50 6,O29,Sl4 9.35O. OOO


The production Of btuminous coal in the Ptsburs dig
trct in 1858 26 92l bushe and in 1854 allowing
ten per cent Increase, will be 20, 379,Sl3
This table gives the increase for 1854 ct 826 tons,
and IL is questionable whether the market in healthy
condition, win demand It viii be that the
estimated tonnage capacity in Of anticipated
dem, nds 1880 1873 tons; but will not be surprised TO
fn9 the actual capacities OF these carrying companies
tested closely to accommodate the tonnage on figures
indicated for 1854 their higher inviting figures the
contrary.
We understand that the annual report Directors
OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company about
being issued, viii show condition Of things highly
rdAble to the company With seventy miles Of track
completed leading through agricultural country only,
and not extending to any great city far enough West
to make it horoughfare of travel from other States
and with connecting feeders this road has yet been
able to declare bona de dividend Of ten per cent its
whole cost from the earnings Of 1854. 1t commences
1854 with twenty eight additional miles of the main trunk
opened which ha, already largely increased its business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

EXPECT speedy reduction of the tariff The lessenins Of
the restrictions upon the OF the country and
reduction Of the taxes imposed upon the great pro-
ducipg classes results greatly TO be desired, and
would tend TO add to the general prosperity Of the
constry.
The foreign policy OF the national administration has
been marked by determination TO maintain invislste
our faith with other nations whilst At the time
the honor and dignity Of the coaederacy sscreay
preserved the protection Of constitution aud
laws extended to all who have just claim to
tonAlity In whatever cline American citizen may
be founi in the pursuit Of business plsAsure he Is
under the protecting influence OF constitution and
flag and the republic holds 1t to be sacred duty pro-
xc. him in his rights liberty, and lawful pursuits
medal was recently presented BY citizens Of n,
York TO the State Of Kentucky, which wasa0 80
likeness Of Henry Clay. TIE Governor refers to al s
DIAL as follows A Ing
place At your disposal = medal preseD' o.d r., N
citizens OF New York. through me to the e.ts q, Kan
lucky, designed by them " to commerce =. A. nnli
services Of Mr.. Clay, add TO transmit 70 st.t
perfect resemblance of his feature Ths ~ M
com mttee OF the citizens Of New Yo<h vhich aceomn.
nisd the medal and copy Nv yesuonss sccsntnr I,
on bsh.h OF the State of Ken oky are transmed
with recommend that yov direct that II be placed
the public library.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

HoUsELEss-LOsS ABOUT $4,000.
From the Louisville Times, Jan.
Last evening about O'Clock most extensive FIRE
occurred In that part OF the city lying between Butt
and Fifth streets, the Levse and known CONNER.
ca consisting OF four story houses oc:upied prin
cipany for commercial purposes.
The Ore orispated in the second story Of the house
occupied by Messrs Bell Sherey where fire had
been used The house flled with boat The
flames spread rapidly, and the contiguous houses
we're Are The night was tense cold and although
water vas convenient 1t found with s the labor and
exertons Of the emen impossible prove the further
destruction OF properly The flames carried by the
wind from the river the alley and caught the
houses Fifth street Destroying several occupied by
families principally Irsh Who presented pitsous spec
tacle as they huddltd in the streets
The principal sufferers were Capt. Morehsai Shsr.
Icy Bell, Chas Basham, strsamboat agent and
commission merchant; Leehten Co., clothing store;
Cope, Sargent c. extensive liquor store; and four
three story houses en- Fifth street occupied cheap
boarcing houses or rented to families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

AGED MURDERER--A man sevensy-twQ years OF
age named Windsor convicted nearly four years ago OF
the murder OF his wife, In Sussex county, Dol, aud sem
fenced to be executed Is still Imprisoned In the jail
Georgetown, having been espted by the Governor four
several times. On the last occasion the respite till
the 18th Of March, 1855 He keeps record OF the per-
visiting him. by which appears that duriy the
year 1853, the number 1885, being 100 than
during the year 1852 he just siok aud greatly
concerned about his recovery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15
Domestic Markets.

RRoHros MARKET, jan l2-At market, 725 beef cattle
Is working oxen and calves 1850 Sheep ana 374
swine The swine were al reported last week Proes
Beef Cste-Prces have advanced tras from last veex
We quote extra ~ IS So first quality 81 n 50 So
como 20 % " third - Is - s6..workng Oxsn-No
saiss noticed Cows and oAlvssSAles s22 Ss SAL $685.
4o and 800 SUSCEPTIBILITY quite good and prices sor
IKE quality lower; sales "a, ~ rs, - Is, % IS Ard
90 S~ins-A sold; few selected barrovs 60; ssye-
TA lots 70 oioss ~, At retail rom ~ 70 BXe,