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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

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Abatementof the Yellow Fever at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. - 4.. . f.
We are exec adingly gratifed to learn,
says the N. Y. Herald, that the pcstilence
which has desolated for the last three
months the unfortunate cities of Norfolk
aud Portsmouth has passed its culminat-
ing point and is steadily abating With the
first decided frost, as usual we hope the
epidemic will be totally extinguished, and
that our next intelligence will be that the
frost has come. Have our readers any
idea Of this awful and protracted visitation
under which Norfolk al d Portsmouth have
been stricken to the dust, and clothed as it
were in sackcloth and ashes? 1t is esti-
mated that one in every FIVE of their in
habitants has beon carried off by the fe-
yer. A similar mortality in New York
would carry off one hundred and twenty
FIVE thousand people. The weekly ratio,
for many weeks of deaths tothe population
of Norfolk, would if applied to the popula-
tion of New York, give US the terrible
weekly bill of mortality of twenty-five
thousand. Let our readers Imagine the
terribl. havoc among this community OF
twenty FIVE thousand deaths a. week, and
they will have vivid conception Of the
late heightened affliction of Norfolk and
Portsmouth. We dare say that it is with
out parallel in the annals Of plaques and
epideGics, not even excepting the ravages
of such yisitations in Western Asia. We
do hope that our next news from Virginia
will be that sharp frost has utterly ex
tinguished the fercr, and that neither
Norfolk nor Portsmouth, nor any other
place in this country or throughout the
world, will ever suffer the like hereafter
MEssRs. Ross & WuIPPLE.-In .oul
advertising columns will be found the "a
yor of the above firm, wholesale and retail
dealers in Hardware, Jefferson st. The,
have fine assortment of shelf hardware
iron and nails, cutlery &C., and we cheer
fully recommend them to general favcr
We doub. not they are able to Gil orders a
wholesale, at as advantageous figures i
purchasers, as St Louis, Chicago or eve
New YORK Jobbing Houses Burlington
is the p ace to buy your hardware. gentle
lmen Of the interior Come and see. 7,
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II A retail merchant in Buffalo says
that his business Increased from sl1, ,0G0
to s37 600 ina single year BY adopting a
thorough system Of advertising.
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Letters from the People.

MEssRs. EDITORS: IN
As your paperis is devoted inrart to all
kinds Of reforms, permit me through its
columns to point out some things that have
u great tendency to give strangers very
bad impression Of our city, and at the same
time suggest reforms which if carried into
practice would aterially affect aud im-
prove our town. The situation of this city
is such that if its natural advantages be
improved upon by heinhabitants and par
ticularly the land holders of the place it
could be made and would soon become the
principal town in the State in pointof bus
iuess as well as population--and first of all
it should be the aim Of the city authori-
ties to make the place as attractive instead
of repulsive as possible-andin in order to do
this our streets should at all times present
an orderly, clean and uniform appearance,
which is far from being the case at pres
ent. 7..,.e ..x "a
A very large amount of the travel into
and through our place aims by the Chica-
go and Burlington Rail Road and mostly
in the evening train aud landed after dark
in one Of the most dismal parts of the city.
This fact at once gives the stranger a
dislike to the place. Aud his dislike
is not diminished, by his walk from the
landing to any of our principal Hotels, 7es-
pecially if he be accompanied by his wife
and two or three children. Tie streets
are muddy aud filed with rubbish and our
sidewalks are in as bad condition. He is
obliged to Chamber over boxes, barrels of
salt, stoves. plows, and piles Of wood and
coal If he be so fortunate as to get to the
Wightman or Barret House, without a Sc
we're hurt from fall or be obliged to stop
and pull his wifc's rubbers or loose one or
more ofhis children through some open
cellar way,he is indeed a lucky man.
Our streets have not been cleaned with
in the recollection Of that we'll known In
dividual the oldest inhabitant; there are
no cross walks from one side of the
street to the other; our side walks are made
aplace for the storing of large quantities of
salt, stoves, plows, boxes, wood, and coal;
the cellar ways are left open most of the
day and night, and thts, that are closed,
the door is raised from two to four inches
above the walk and fastened with a pad
lick, SO that one cannot pass in a dark
night without falling over them. These
are well known facts and are among the
first things noticed and talked of by stran-
gers and are never forgotten by them. These
may seem small things to us but do more
to injure our city and prevent people f.om
settling among us than any other thing
that can be named-can= cot these things
be remedied? Isthere no law to govern
such matters? If SO, why are they not en-
forced. The only reform 1 can suggest
for all these things is, first of all, remove
the ferry to the foot Of Jefferson street.
Then have all the streets thoroughly
cleansed. Remove all boxes, barrels, stoves,
and other rubbish from the sidewalks, and
compel all cellar ways to be closed night
and day. Not only have this done now,
but never allow, the streets and walks to
get in such a condition again.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

FIT is said by Washington cores
pondent, that the Hon. James Buchanan,
Minister to England,is about to lead to the
altar the widow of the late President Jas.
X. Polk. 5s sa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

ssy There are farmers, it is said, with
in one mile of Nebraska City, who will bet
handsome sums that they have fields Of
corn which vii! yield one hundred bushels
the acre. g. ..sf.4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

nA- 1t is said the Rev. Edward Beech.
lis to be settled as the pastor of a new
Congregational society to be formed at
Galesburg, Ill. e a,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

/, sM- Mr. J I Garrison of Indianola was
wounded by the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands Of his little son ofwhich
he died in about two hours.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

CT The Washington %. C.) Union says:
'sThe practice of mai,ing letters in mail cars,
along the mail routes, instead of at post of.
fees, has become so very prevalent, that by
an order from the Post Office Department,
route agents are expected to put an end to
the indiscriminate receptionof letters 10 tbier
cars in the manner now so frequently and i'm
properly praetised, sby closing the openings
in their respective cars through which letters
are deposited, and by receiving and mailing
such Letters only as cannot be conveniently
mailed at the post Office s,sgta III ,t,,i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

IxxIcRArroN FAIRLY CoMENcrx.-Immi-
grants are daily crossing the r'yer at this
point IN large numbers. They bring with
them, generally, good teams, many Of them
with fne stock, and mostly having well to
do air about them.
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CITY Derry
Rrilin o.Enn Inma

III Cvolhaughs Jii,in., under the Telegraph
! Printing Office. Main Street. -. sT
Mnsic, Ma gazires. %; all kinds Of Periodical.
neatly and suhstaniialv bound.
lie is also authorized &c receive orders oralf kinds
OF Blank Books, for ihc use Of f seH
Bankers, County Officers, Merchants, &C., &c. :.
manufactured st the well known establishment of
Draunhold & Sua, of Chicago. Fss.is, ads.
Pamphlets, Checks, receipts &c, &c, stitched OF
bound 10 order. ~ STEPHEN T. ACRES.
Anril %. bptf tEr.Z
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

cS It is true, Mr.. Gazette. ne approv
ed the course of your pro TEN. in regard to
the Imprisonment of Passmore Williamson.
Can you say as much?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

nA On the receipt at Liverpool of the
intelligence of the death of abbott Law
renee, the ships IN the harbor displayed
their flags at half-mast.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

sa- The Synod of the Old School Pres
byterian Church Of Iowa, meets at Fort
Des Moines on the Sd Thursday Of the
present mouth.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

GoISa aAHEADs-Mrs Nye, the energet-
ic contractor on the 6rss section, who is
grading and preparing the track for the
railroad throagh the city, Is going ahead
finely. He has : large force and viii soon
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

pw The Missouri Republican is out in
favor Of Judge Bates Of that State, for the
Presidency, a. .4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
II. B. WARE,

H. B. WARE,
SADDLE HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -
Harness, Sole and Upper Leather; Kip,
NALFand McroccoS skins; paSent h nj enameledI Lea
Other, Coach Lace Saddlery Hardware. wood flames,
Chains, Enameled Hoths, Brass Hub Bands DC. &c.
~ The hi2hes. lice paid 70, all kinds o. HIDES
AND SKINS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

I5-Thc Farmers and Mechanics Bank
of Grecnsborough, Maryland, has failed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

WONDERS u Tue OcEAS.-Capta;n Reimer,
of the barque Ottawa, on his his last stvoyage
from Havana to New York, observed in lat
itude thirty-tbree degrees, peculiar color in
the Gulf stream, it having the appearance Of
blood when mixed with water. The stream
was covered with animalcule, visible to the
naked eye, OF a whitish cast streaked with
blood. The Captain brouvht to New Work
bottleof the water, which has been an,.lyz.
ed by \ chemist and found to contain sery
large quantity of the remains Of infusipnal
animaicules, which doubtless caused the
strnnge appearance of the water. Deep sea
soundings have shown tina. the bottom Of the
Atlantic is, in many places, covered with
such remains.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

Three Of the fye conyicts who recently
escaped from the Michigan State Prison
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Jefferson Street. Burlington, L
S. b. BURGE,

NfHoLESALE and Retail deaierin Fur <y.2
w piture and chairs. Shop and sales -
roem on Main street, four doors south of J.-1ifA~
5. kimbail Co.'S, Burlington, Iowa -AS
Ar Every description of Furniture made to or
der on reasonable terms.
Metallic Barrying cases and ready made cofins
KEEP. ways on hand.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

"a Mr. Berry vas elected delegate to
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

IfThe effect of the strong Iowa soil
upon seeds from poorer soils is remarkable.
There was planted on the grounds of the
editor Of this paper, few grains Of small
pop corn, the stalks Of which are ordiDari-
ly only four or fiye feet high, and the ears
three or four inches long. The corn which
usually ripens early, grew all the season.
The stalks, although grown alonga fence
and never hoed but ONCE, attained the
height of nearly twelve feet and some of
the ears are very nearly A FOOT IN LENGTH!
As no other corn was plated, it could not
become mixed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
R~ An engineer al Fawett,s fou

CO An engineer at Fawett's foundry, Liv,
serpool, England, has invented new shell,
which is cast very thin, lined With some sub
stance which 10 secret, and filled with iif-
ty pounds of iron in state Of fusion. The
filing Of the she'll takes 25 minutes; and no
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

EeLeANIzED BELTING.-R. s. Adams
is agent for the Boston betting company for
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
GEO. ROBERTSON,

..,opSEy AND c0uNsELLoR AT LAW,
BURLINGTON IOWA.
- 6@ee. eo Washington street, between Third
nr,L ,trtet.. (aug. q. IS ly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

The RIGur TO THE STREETS a recent de-
clsion of Justice Coleridgc, IN Newark. n.
j., presents rather different view of the
relative rights Of persons driving horses and
those walking through our streets. 4 ,idow
had sued for damages, her husband having
been run over and kill by an omnibus. The
Judge as reported in TIE Newark Avertiser,
said dthere was me thing it was really right
to state: a y=ss5.g
When passing along street, the side
pavements were for foot passengers, and the
center of the street was for carriages. and
those persons who wish to cross wete bound
to watch their opportunity, to use due care
and caution, but at the end or cornaor Of the
street, if atoot passenger ,0istes to cross, it
should be k,,o,c,s that the centre ofthe street
belonged as much to the foot passenger as
to the carricge,a he had rs much right to
tell the driver of carriage to wait for him
as for the driver to make him wait.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
J. PRUGH & BROTHERS.

FUR NtURE E ESrABLlsA N ENf,
NJ I'LL ~ found three doors east Of xEn
Goobaush Brooks Banking House,
pleased to wait on our customers. kxAE-.kszs
We wit,conseantiy ke p on hand sii kinds Of Far
nitur. such as Sofas S,ciahies, apivans Spring
Chair. and Rockers. Cane Sea. and Windsor Chairs
Card and centre Tabicss cet.agc Misses and ces,.
mon Reastea,ls Breek stu nd Dining rahcs staesls
Teue' cSs, Sases, licking Glasses, ,Pic IL Frames
sras o.ac .Sin n. numerous % msatien
afro w,,'ch We aseA ei,ean farcssh.
Metallic and Wood Coins
kcps conss autly on hand. @ -
- Hearse and Carriages fsrni.hed on reasona.
hseterms i required. (may II, lSs5.]
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m sUNDERLAND G BROS,

.,y.,pns in Fop.gi an, Dpme,tic, staple and
ts.p w.. pry aood.. iia,s. Caps. Boots and Shoes
b,sn.rar da..rsr., Window Gi,ss, Nai :. = as e.,
Ne sp,s, a.rd, sbich will I've offered al reduced
md IN s. stans on Jefferson street Burlington,
PRE- tsept 10. l855.'f
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l. .liimnre. Oct. ..

The deaths in Norfolk on Saturday were 4;
Sunday I, and new cases. In Portsmouth
on Saturday IA, Sunday with but few new
cases. 81 doctors and nurses from other
places have returned home. The wife and
daughter Of Judge Taney died on Sunday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
Miscellapeo1s. L
New Furniture Ware Roem ]
GAYLORD Z DEANE. &

w 9hsD ,hs isrs...sl's sae,. asa J 'saass ,ms1,s
10 genera thai they hnyc opened
store ON Washington s,yees, be,ween Main aud
Third Ste, Bu'Iin.rop. for the sale o. eeZsD Furni
tnre Of every desc jpiou, which tef Offer very low
for CASH Pcrons calling at ;i's esabsishmtp n. may
be sssurcd that they will fpd Fa pipe Of all tho
--latest Fashionable Styles.
and all the varieties dos 10 the very cheapcst.--
They also keep on hand and maize to order
Mattresses Of Every Description,
Pess, cushioned and lined, Window md Bed Cur.
tsinp made npc iaug fter the newest designs Old
furniture repaitcd. ,estned md covered. Atikinds
OF jobbing attended 10. Charges reasonable.
Burlington, Augu. / z. iS55-Iy.
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.,,,.P. K. WILSON,
,Sr,suNNkY AND CotINSEl30R AT LAW.

,ar..'oKNEf AND COT NSRLLoR AT LAW,
:. aaeaa promptly to ailprofessionai busines,
ss,r.s 70 his care, in Des Moines and the
se,,s;s ssoan,ies. specialization given to the
Al and collecting of claims: also, to renting
asl;saSst axes apcare shestAte. and redeeming 81
s,,- Trent room on second aoor OF Ebersel 4
Il. ny h'sting Thirds street. three doors above
Rsfrss aaass. Burlington, Iowa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-20
p. +. HALLETT,
JAMES CHEEVER,
SILAS PIERCE,
STEPHEN d. MASSEY,
BENZ. J. GERRESH,
Committee.

SINGULAR SURGICAL cAsE--Dr T. r Fearing in n
communication TO the Nantucket Inquirer gives an ac
count Of a remarkable surgical operation which he per-
formed lie says:
In the early part Of July last called 10 visit Jane
James aged "A years found her very i with peculiar
symptoms, involving obscnry TO the nature Of the
disease Soon after she under my care needle or
pun was discovered The pit of the stomach lying deep
seated atUise cut down aud removed perfect needle
Since that time 10 the present have frequently removed
needleseght the greatest number in day The whole
numoer removed amount 70 sxtytwO needles, and PIN
supposed to be breaspin with the head wanting. No
doubt quite number remain be removed They have
been found in scattered condition. in the region Of the
stomach abdomen and le side As the needles have been
removed her suHerings have dminhe. She is said 10
ne woman Of truth, and says she has not the slightest
recollection 81 ever having swallowed needle or any
thing Of The kind However impossible ii may SEEM there
cannot be doubt but that she swallowed the needles
probably 10 papers about twelve years ago when in
state of insanity
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THE LATE HOMICIDE N KAssAs-The Squatter Sow
eregn furnishes the following particulars in regard the
death OF Samuel Collins:
Mr. Iaughlin recently made exposition Of the mid
night organization existing among the aboitonss in the
Territory, called the Grand Encampmcnt and Regiments
OF the Kansas Legion Collins, il seems, colonel Of
one of the regiments in this order and determined
Mr. Laughiin to retracion kill kim. In accordance
with this determination be and some brother abo
ionss proceeded Wednesday last TO seek out Mr. Laugh
lin and demanded unqualified reraetion OF his recent
confession and upon Mr. LIS refusing TO make any
ccssion whaever Collins Immediately snapped bis gun
him. Uaughlin) and then fred at him, but fortunately
the weapon turned aside by spectator. Mr. Laugh
lin then drew revolver and fred his opponent. killing
him instantly.
"Wa regret to learn that Mr.. l.. dangerously hurt
in the conflict by knife wound in the side We also
informed that hts friend Mr. Lynch member of the pro-
slavery party was wounded in the head by the discharge
of q gum
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MURDER oF You've woHAx.-The Pittsburg Journal
gives the following particulars Of shocking murder com
mitted the 4h instant Gugys landing on the line
Of the Pittsburg and Connellsyille railroad:
The murdered girl was Mary Madden the murderer a
young man named Linehan Mr. Madden the father Of the
deceased keeps grocery shantee. On Sunday afternoon
Ln,han visited Maddens shanee and asked for liquor,
which was refused him. He became enraged, and angry
words passed from both Sides when Linehan left but
turned some time afterwards and forciby entered Maddens
shantee with loaded pistol in his hand and syowng his
determination to shoot Madden If he did not give him whs
key Miss Madden seeing Lnehan raising bis hands to
shoot her father rushed in between them imporing him
not 10 shoot her father Lnehan fred and the girl received
the contents 81 the pistol the ball passing through her
hand and thence through her abdomen The unfortunate
girl survived bet few hours. The murderer escaped
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Aue.ioneer.


DosEwoon CHICKERINC PIANO PORTE, SUPERIOR
IL cabinet furniture handsome carpets, curtains Chandelier
friday morning. November 23d ~ O'Clock,
depce Janss White, ESQ the side Of
and shall sell all his excellent furniture
housekeeping effects, viz;
Three walnut French sos finished
plush
Elegantly carved rosewood marble top table
Walnut uh carved and paror chairs
and
finished in brocatelle
La glass, sab, and bracket
Pair OF siI light gilt gas chandeliers, gas fixtures
Of four elegant crimson satin damask curtains, cords
seis, corntce, &c.
Bet Of China spots, rich ornaments
velvet and Brussels carpets,
Tapestry, hail. and stair Competing, oii-cio,h
Handsome oak hall star rods and
splendid solid mahogany high bcdscads rich
cornice, canopy, lace curtains, and valencss
Superior mahogany EHzabetbisn and other bedsieads
mahogany, walnut bureaus
Two handsome walnut carved wsrdrobes
Mahogany painted wardrobes and bureaus
and other washsnnds, toilet
Superior spring and hair mattresses
Excellent feather beds, bosters and pillows
MsrsciIIes quilts, rose blankets
quantity bed and table nen OF the
quality
Esy p,ian narbIe-top table
Walnut table md bookcase, French rocker
Mahogany crib. window shades
Walnut extension table, ia fee,) Eideboard
Cane chairs, lounge, clock
French China and granite dinner and tea
Silver plated tea sci, castors and pitchers
Block coffee urn, walters, table cutlery
knives, ladies, &c, &c
Superior cooking stove, refrigerator
excellent of kitchen requisites
Terms $50 and UNDER cash that credit Of 90 and
days, notes, bearing interest,"
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Nov 2o-d Aucronesr.
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OFFICIAL.


DxrAsrnHr OF SrATE,
Washington, November 10, ie.5.
Information has from United egpn
Nicaragua fc deeeass, eoaouy, Of cnxcaz
United States,
Nicholas Carroll native OF New York, resident
cisco.
,. John l.. Boyee, Of Wayne county, Inaisna.
William DE Bots OF Great Bend, susluchaaa county, Pa.
Inventories their effects viii probably
malt AFTER which the department viii be enabled
nfornsiion legal representatives Of deceased
Times and Transcript, San Francisco Day
70 Wayne Sentinel, Indiana-y
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Market.

NEW Yoak, Nov 19-Fl our IL mprovng-sales of IA 900
barress straight State, 50 ls good Ohio, 80 49, Wheat
of 90 900 bushels southern white 50 IS
southern 81 05 Corn droopngsaes of 80 900 bush
els mixed, 99,9 cents Pork is frmsales Of $50
barrels mes S22 so $40 62. Beef is fir msales of 300
barrels at SIS SO Sic for Chicago repacked. Lard is
frmsaes of 500 barrels at IL 21 cents Whiskcy is i'm
proving-sales of $50 barrels at 80 cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. i9Flour is activesses of 400 bar
re street. Ohio, and City Mills all sold 50 this
morning. Wheat is firm, with active demand and ad
of centsper bnsbereceps large Gales of good to
choice white, 81 05 So l6 good to prime red 81 30
81 %. Corn is unchangedold white and yellow, 30 50
yellow, 20 rs cents. Bacon is in fair demand
hams quoted l2< IA cents; Sides 10 cents Shout
ders, l2< cents. Pork quietmess 81 81 80. Lard
quiet l2 l28 There inquiry for beef pork,
and lard for future delivery