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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
- Charles County, passed in the case of the
petition of Thomas |. Jamison, to value and divide
the Real Estate of William Jameson, late of
Charles County, deceased, the undersigned Com
missioners will sell to the highest bidder, at pub
lie sale, at Centrevie, ON SATURDAY the 9th
of DECEMBER next, between the hours of ] and
clock, P. M all the REAL ESTATE of the
said William Jameson, deceased, except Lot num-
Der one. The said estate is divided into three
farms, one on Gilbert Swamp, one on Zachah,
and the other an upland farm. The one on Gil
bert has on it a good Dwell
N ne LING HOUSE, two BARNS,
EN!HE and other Out Houses. The one
ssa9a EI. ssaR on Zachah, has small DWELL
====-s===% ING HOUSE, Barn and other
Out Houses. The upland farm is we'll TIMBER
ED, Buildings ordinary. The soil of the above
farms are we'll adapted to the growth of Corn,
Wheat, and Tobacco.
TERMS OF SALE: The said Lands will be sold
on credit of one, two, and three years, the pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond for the payment
of the same, with security to be approved by the
Commissioners, and the payment of one hundred
dollars cash at the time of the execution of the
bonds. JOSIAS H. HAWKINS,
WILLIAM F. BOWLING,
HENRY H. FREEMAN,
THOMAS o. BEAN,
nov Its Commissioners
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
NO I'ICE.

r HEREBY notify all persons not to tresPass
i upon Rose Hill farm. either with or without
dog or gun. Persons disregarding this notice will
be dealt with according to law.
Nov. 3-3t SARAH FLOYD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
CASH FOR NEGROES.

q # The subscribers have located in Port To-
40 bacco, Charles county, Md, Mr.. RICHARD
n G.. SHEKELL, who will be prepared at all
w times to give the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Tor
- all descriptions of NEGROES suitable for
the Southern market. All letters addressed to him
at Port Tobacco post-office to the subscribers,
Washington City, D. c., will meet with prompt
attention. J. 4. COOK & W.
June %, lS53-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
1900 REWARD.
TTHE above reward will be paid for the appr
Il hension and delivery to me of
MAN Mace.

Said negro is five feet eight inches high; stout
built very black good teeth, and full suit ofhair.
He is somewhat grum looking fellow, and speaks
slowly. think he has sspass'' and may attempt
to get out of the State. He was recently bought
of James r. Thomas, near Chaptco. ST. Mary s
County, Md. JOHN G.. CAMPBELL,
nov. 9, Vaudeville, Charles Co., Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
$50 REWARD.

Ia Of October, living near Buena Vista Post
Office, Prince Georges county, Maryland, Boy
Inhn commonly ca He'd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16

NUANO AND WHEAT DRILLS.-We are
VI now receiving orders for PENNOCK'S Cele-
brated WHEAT DRILL, with NELSON'S Gu
ano Attachment. By the use of the attachment,
at least two-thirds of the Guano is saved to the
farmer, and as fine crop of Wheat is insured
We warrant the Drill to work we'll. Persons wish
ing them will please send in their orders soon as
possible. MEADE & EACHES,
R. S. Hucks Old Stand, Fairfax Street,
aug SITS doors from King.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-16
WANTED.

A gentleman, living near Port Tobacco, wishes
"A 10 purchase good COOK, and BOY suit
able for House Servant Apply at this office.
Oct. 26-3t
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knrkn.
Proclamation by the GOUerssog'
fOg" G03aCsftsag B0uys.
EXECUTIVE UFFfl E,

BAToN ROUGE, August q, 1864
WHEREAS, application has been made to me by VIII
ing of following Bonds to Wit. Bond in snm of ten
thousand dollars sisued by said W G. Vincent prin-
cpal 14th july 1851 together with the following par
ties as suretes, viz W D. Denegre S. Phillips j. Cour-
celle and Maard & Armistead Also, Bond in of
ten thousand dollars signed by said VIC Vincent as
principal on 10th July 1853 together with the following
named persons suretes, viz w D. Denegre. S. Phil
lips and j. Gourcelle the said Bonds having been
tered by said W G. Vincent for and in consideration of
faithful performance of his duties Auctoneer in and
for the parish and city of New Orleans
Now therefore, this is to notify all persons interested
therein to show cause the office of the Secretary
State within ninety days from the last publication hereof
why same should not be Cancelled and annulled.
Given under hand and seal of State Baton Rouge
August 81 1854 and in the year Of independence of the
United States the seventy ninth. By the Governor
P. o. HEBERT
ANDREW j. HERON, Secretary of State au25 sol
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THE KNow-NoTHINa HEAD Dress side
walks have been embellished, for few evenings
past, with the sight Of numbers of pretty young
ladies, wearing, Asad-dreas of peculiarly
novel and striking character. 1t is composed of
q sort Of wreath of interviewer ribbons Of many
colors, prolonged behind into long pennants,
that float out upon the air like the streamers OF
the masthead, describing an infnity of beauti-
catch the hearts Of beholders in their intricate
mazes This new head gear is called the
" Know Nothing Wreath" as we are informed
by the esprit Of 1872 and, like every thing
else about Know Nothingism, is very startling
and unexpected. baltimore Patriot
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FATAL ACCIDENT Henry Williams, an
old and respected citizen of Eutaw county. came
to an untimely end in very singular manner
on Friday last. In attempting to move a tree,
which had fallen across his fence, the stick he
was using slipped, when he fell forward, striking
his head on some hard substance, which almost
instantly killed him. alabama Wing, 18th.
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MEMORANDA.

The bark sago on the 18th instant when latitude North
longitude 1888 West reports having paused the
wrecked vessel about 900 buhn dsmassd wasrgged
abandoned. Could not make her E
The steamship zab reports the American Mary Spring
Vera Cruz, dischargng.
Steamer Belfast left the at O'Clock NJ
Reports the following steamers port loading for lii
Crescent City Bella Donna and
pleasant Rivera falling fast and half rom Cairo
August 18Th met Aeck Scott at Dog Booth Bend
Memphtsi New La;ons Sterling aud Ala
bama at pelta,J chsnoweh at City Cliff Matte Wayne
mat Bar.
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PENsAcoLAschr arita5sss feet lumber and lot Of sas to
A P Simpson. " = - =
ERana. ~
BosToN-shp JudhIce TO Stanton dco, and
MoBILE-steamer oregon-6o Tarlton Whiting
Tulls ' o -
BoSToN-Bark Sarsgossa-Assorted mdse 5-. ..-
VERA CRuZs,eamshp ozaba-sb3s specie shife d
eos2V0o do Mexican Couul TO Bordas-a bxa
LanALa
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AMUSEM ENTS,

D OPER g. TRAvISS GYMsAsfUM, Psrdido
a. a@et shadeaR0PTB a TR AVIS rssnsothslls
inform efNev orsans opened GYMNa
SUM scale tbs
who which sspeso thing Of tbs
ne South they have spared ia procuring every
thing necessary for an instntion Of this kind,
Parents respectfully call eYMNA
SUM there strongly
Physicians. n
There the Establishment BATHING ROOM
With every necessary req1iren sut.
EE- Lessons given in Spsufnz and Fencing.
-4btr d
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SUBMARINE TELEGRApH--The Halifax Col
onist learns that the submarine cable. form.
ing part of the line of telegraph connecting
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick with Prince
Edwards Island, has been parted about two
miles from the Nova Scotia shore. and it is
doubtful whether it can be repaired the present
season. 1t is also said that the idea of connect
ing Newfoundland with Prince Edwards Island
by submarine cable has been abandoned. and
the connection with this Continent, if accom-
plished, will now be direct from Cape Race t.
Nova Scotia, at or near Cape North, to Join the
line Of the Nova Scotia Company.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ALExANDRIAs NJ Jonea-a cotton H Ponroy
dcol4 do McDowel Mills &co11 do Harrison5 do
Buchanon Carroll 6so2s DO Wright Davenport Frierson
Conway &coo do Chrfp, McGee &cos Meubeger
Carroll Pteharcd &co-suudrs oderTota bales
ST LoUsSeamer Sonoa-lo4 bales hemp, -four Con-
noly &eoloo do Keep Bard 4coloo do ogebs MAcsayss
tjeddes Zoos do Newton Farrlys0s OIL ESQ
sacks eoIS Shaw aoosl bales hemp Kenneth Dir &colO0 coils
shot Eennst &eo-I5 bbls castor oil vrsdenbue io b
eOaaio1 eOse, pdse Buddecks dces pkgsao Decor
d. g do potatoes Benton Aoli do apples
Martini keg lard 81 bills apples
nelly B. znol9s do pork Pamee kegs buttsrA Grief
&eo--S9 bags potatoes snd sundiie. to order
STLOu1SSeamer Beas43 bales Buli Miller &co-1aC
do Bradley Wilson Sco4s do Byrne
COOL do Ftlowes dco-l9s do Robson John
do Braander
bbs -four Connaly dco00 do Eager
Owen2 fkins butter, SO bags lard
IS bbs do Hewitt Norton &cose bales
20 bb potatoes beng co-SO0 bbs -four lard
II casks bacon Kenneth Dix Druhan-a5
slabs Woodruff bSis Ac1ltJ
do W Hurngtonl0 bses @ Buidecks Ect
Isl hb -four kennett dco-l6 fkns &co-If
hhds tobacco Brsnder McRenps
do Roaewad &os5 bbls fur, dcoia(
hhus tobacco w Rohiuson-s0 apples HoI ayle
&co5 do TbompsoDls5 head sheep Eed-ss Ash
brook Foster-4l Of the above bales of new
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship orzabs from Vera CruzM child
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Armament of a ship-of-War.
854 THE MoNTEREI,IO.


The journal France Maritime has treated
practical questions connected with the fitting Of
ships Of war for sea, and furnished very instruc-
tive articles for those interested in ship building
and naval warfare. Lately it gave full &C
count of the armament Of the Montebello, q 100
gun ship, which we give in translation:
The armament of q man of war is one of the
most difficult tasks. The naval officer has not
only to plan how to store away in the most con-
venient manner the various objects of armament
and the provisions, but he has also to distribute
them in such O manner that their weight will
correspond properly with the displacement Of
the water, without injury to the speed or man
agement Of the ship, and to provide for suffi-
Gent room to work the guns. To obtain these
desirable results many changes have been in
troduced In the arrangement of the Monticello
The iron ballast has been diminished, in order
that the centre of gravity may not fall too low.
The guns OF the upper and quarter deck are no
longer fore-and-a aft as formerly, whereby the
bow and stern were overloaded They are also
removed from between the shrouds, where they
could not be worked properly The guns are
now placed mid ships
Before the year 1916, such ships had 1872
guns; this number is now reduced to 100, and
nevertheless the actual force of the ship is not
diminished. The whole arrangement is better,
gives more room for communicating with one
part of the ship from another; the crew, con-
sisting of 1889 men, are able to come on deck
much easier when required for maneuvering and
boarding.
The hospital has been placed and arranged
with quite philanthropic care; the sick have
their own kitchen and dispensary near by.
The stowage in the hold has been rendered
more simple and regular by the introduction of
sheet-iron chests, and by the adoption Of chain
cables instead of hempen ones.
All the store-rooms are placed in the hold
The storage of such quantity of divers articles
in that narrow space called the general maga-
zine is truly o masterpiece Of order and skill
The hold contains provisions for six months,
with reserve supply for another six months ;
water for 1856 days.
Battle being the purpose of the armament of
man of-war, all that belongs to it must be
disposed in such manner that no impediment
and interruption will occur during the engage
ment. The passages between the powder mag
azines must be so arranged that no interrupt
ton OF disorder in the distribution of munitions
to the different batteries can occur; neither
must the removal Of the wounded from the decks
down the hold meet with any delay.
The Monticello is 1876 feet long, and but so
feet beam. She carries 100 guns, of which 80
are of the caliber of thirty six, 81 of twenty
four, "a of eighteen, and 20 carronades of thirty
six. She can pour out at once $500 pounds of
iron. The crew is composed of 1889 men. The
supply of provisions, etc., for six months, for
the crew consists in
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George jackson. were arrested, and await the
summary action of Recorder Seuzeneau, the
chief of the three Chief Decapitators
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ARRIVED.
Steamship 0zAba Forbes yera Crnz qqd naant 70 Hsrrs
Mogan-lst district. r
Ship Judith Brown, IS days from Boston, asersd district
Bark safasossa Tuey 20 days from boon, Msker 6co
district - -
British sehr Mathews. Kelly days fran Bs;ze Honduras via
Ruatan Issud, toJ Avst-3d district =
sehr MaIthH Bates days from Pensacos masterBan
Steamer Oregon, Hsrn, from Mobile.
...a" Steam boats.
NJ Jones, Robinson from Alexandria.
Sonora, laBarge from ST Louis
Belfast, (naw1 Taylor, from St Louis.
Towboa Star Whines from the Passtowed down on
the lsh instant ship dasbrought ship Judith
aud schr 6 Mathews.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
LAKE STEAMERS.
-
MOBILE
y,,oR MoBILE--Daily d 4. Mail -,

EyOR MOBILE-DaiIy d. 8. Mail 49,
IL Lne-surney Arrangement. via BAY 81. LOO LeR1t&
IS PASS CHRf5TTAS PASCAGaULA
.pendid FLORIDA, Grant,
and OREGON, Caps. r. A.. Heu, pnit expressly
Lake trade with superior One o ss abovs
Pouschaytrain Railroad DAILY
o'clock stopping going
Christian Tuesdays
THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS going, and on MONDAYS and
THURsDA rs, returning. 14.s5.
for Pasesgous put in the msti
Sundays and WsdpeaTs will be landed by the boat returning
Mondays and Thursdays.
m An ght for as Paschrstiaa shipped
By steamer Creole.
ugzsge boysss etc. must be a the rail-
BIZ 91S O'Clock, they that day.
will office Of the Agent promptly
daily. r. GEDDEs. Agent 10 Bank Place is7
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Master Albert Nixon, the little posturer at
the hippodrome, and who has performed in
various sections of the country, died in New
York on the 18th, from loekjaw, in conse-
qnenee of having his foot crushed by a railroad
car, On the 9th inst Amputation was resorted
to without saving him. He was only eight years
of age, and universal fayorite.
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|
TOBACCO-The accounts from portions of the in
terror unfavorabe for the growing crop and holders
been demanding advance in the Tobacco
The principal sales of the week were Saturday 274
hhds of which 25s A and R. at 52ze round at 81 and
10 at s. and Thursday 81 hhds A. and R. &C. p fb,
the latter said show advance Of about c though
for the present retain previous quotations fol
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EXPORTS
IMPORTS.

NEW Notwithstanding Crescent Cityl34 bales cotton 1883
-four, lis bbla and tslces beef 40 pkgs mtae.
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NEW 0RLEAEs CATTLE MARKET
Jsyyehsos Crry.

2 . Nl.f5 ~ . JEEYEhs0v Cry, 7
Friday Evening, August rs 1854
The market closes this week with about 14o head of
Western Cattle 260 Hogs 200 Sheep % Mich Cows and
an ample supply of Texas Lake and Attakapas Cattle
with anoderate supply Of Veal Cattle During the first
part of the week the supply Of Western was but
ssant with fair Offering Of Texas and Lake Cattle
fair supply arrived during the last few days prices of
good stock remain firm
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TT Those inible RUPTURE in all its
popularity the proclaim
to the. friends with ~ uredI curedraay
cured, by the use OF
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpY'rll
The Medical Faculty well
France universally appreciation
tive Truss while they the only that
aecerdance with the principles Surgery As differs effect
differs action from light elastic
closes completely the henal perfectly
rupture exercise But here observed that
alone the that
they must look equally as much to application
OF truss that good will result from it, Dr. Lawrence,
operations mechapca
The RUPTURE REMEDY ia application which is
taken absorption facilitating adding
Its afertan
abdomen predisposionto rupture
The experience of the proproro this popular Remedy
who has devoted the study
Rupture enables him. raminao ress tho
size and shape promote speedy and radical cure.
"a Particular attention given to Rapured Child
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED
NESS.
~ Persons the pateu. Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations particular
member observe the number the INQUIRE
or and have personal interview with
DIR. HERMAN,
febaa Tvsr 10 st. GharIea
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LIST OF VESSELS m PORT NOT CLEARED

Per steamship orzab from Vera Cruz-M Chaad child
Ramon Garsy Rafael Zsas Canal John Dowdle eerag
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscRsr. a4 !
Saturday Morning, August 20, 1854 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Crescent City, Windle, Ns1 York, via HAVANA,
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ORANGES AND LEMONS
W 500 boxes Sicily Lemous
100 do Oranges; for sale by
ie3 A. F. COCHRAN d HALL IS Grayir-
GOAP--Northern, Western and New Orleans
NJ Brown Soap, for sale by Ed. HART 4 CO.,
ap2I l1e Tchouptoulas street.
6SOFFEE-Rio, Java, Havana and Mocha,
~ in store and for sale by
LITTLEJoHN, NoRCoM CO.,
10 Fulton street, corner Grayier
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENT OFFICE,
Saturday Morning. August "a 1894

Saturday Morning, August &c. 1854
Our general market has continued quiet during the
past week in nearly every department In Cotton the
business has been very limited the aggregate sales being
the smallest of the In Tobacco there has been
rather movement, and prices very full Flour
has declined while Corn which is scarce has consider
ably advanced and other articles of Provisions have been
firm. Freights and Exchanges have been quiet On
RIGA and the Baltic embracing dates from Liverpool of the
9th and 9th ns respectively They reported good de-
mand and for Cotton in the Liverpool market with firm
prices the sales for the week ending the 9Th being $4,000
bales and for the three days preceding the 9th 2500
bales On Thursday the Asias accounts came to hand
by telegraph with Liverpool dates the 18th inst They
reported moderate demand for Cotton with decline in
prices Of about I'D for Midding and the lower grades
the market closing at 6sd for Fair Orleans 5< for Mid
ding Orleans Ga for Fair Upands and 5Ld for Mid
ding Uplands The sales Of the week were stated at
10000 bales including 5000 for speculation and import
Flour was quoted at 32sD33s q Dbl for Western Canal
and Ohio and Corn at 34s for Yellow and White
COTTON The Cotton market opened on Saturday
with quiet but firm appearance, the sales Of the day
being limited to $50 bales. On Monday about $50 bales
changed hands at steady prices, but Tuesday and
wednesday the easier the sales of the two
days together reaching barely $50 bales On Thursday
morning before the arrival OF the Aas news about $50
bales were disposed Of but after its publication in the
evening papers nothing done Yesterdays transac
tons embraced barely 800 bales making the entire sales
Of the week only $500 bales Prices closed at about the
range of quotations. though very irregular and gen.
orally easier:
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. ...@-
CorTos-bhles. ToBAcco-hhds
stock ON hand Sept. $3.50. .1o,6T2 294es
Received since. ....l 1896 1929
:. yesterday. 1,4l3-1,44o,329 179-4s3e8
145o901 1865
exported to date. 80. ,417,259 5Os16
g yesterday. 334-l.4l7,593 000=50s16
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EGGING MAN IN MIsTAKE.-Some time since
an itinerant lecturer, who gave his name as
Graham, passed through the interior of Ken
lucky, and was suspected of having induced
number OF slaves to leave their masters and run
Tor Canada. The masters, if they had caught
him, would have inflicted summary punishment
but he managed to escape, and has not since
been heard from. A few days since, however, a
very honest and worthy gentleman, who resides
in Preble county, Ohio, and who also glories in
the name of Graham, hearing that court was
about being held at Cynthiana, Ky, concluded
to visit that place, to introduce among the farm
ers who would probably be present new and
valuable pillow which he mad invented In pur-
snance OF this resolution he went to Cynthiana
last week and exhibited his pillow, which was
generally commended, but some suspicious fel.
low having discovered that the strangers name
was Graham, at once concluded he was the
Abolition lecturer. and denounced him. A
crowd soon collected, and some one asserted
that the stranger had been seen conversing with
negroes, and this settled the case against him.
All his protestations and circumstances were
dlsregarded His demands for time to produce
witnesses as to his character and business were
set down as attempts at evasion, and his de-
mands for jury trial as subterfuges to escape,
and, despite his resistance, he was seized by the
mob, and more than bushel of all sorts of eggs
thrown upon him His face, except large
circle around each eye, was then blacked with
lndelible ink, and he was advised to leave the
State of Kentucky as quickly as possible, He
took the hint, and came in by the Cevington
and Lexington Railroad yesterday, but his gar
ments were in very questionable condition.
and the darkness of his eountenance was not to
pc dlspelled by soap and water. cincinnati
Columbian, 10th inst.
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..9I.d3 Hrfss.
"a Hal AnxJa 80
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SUGAR-The transactions in Sugar during the week
have been confined few small lots, embracing
200 hhds at the range of quotations which
before
inferior to Conn., 031s Prime and Choice AZ f051s
Fair to Fully Fair .33i "a Clarified and Ref'd 55afG7
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Weeks receipts, 12S bbls-Exports, 20S bbls,
BACoN--The supply of Bacon has continued light ant
prices full. Sides have sold at 71a08s, mostly 7240Se
for small lots Shoulders at 71a07 and Hams at sDsa
for plain and bagged and 140l5e 0 ID for Extra and