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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
YOUNG AMERICA.

You'd scarce expect one of my age
To smoke segars and look so sage;
Aud if should mqstache wear,
(Although my hair Is rather spare,)
Don't view me with critics eye,
But pass my little whiskers by.
BE ACHES from little TOE CoRNs flow,
Ling boards from downy faces grow,
And though ny beard is short and young.
Of tender growth and lately sprung,
Yet all the whiskers in the town
Once existed but in DOWN,
But why may not Charley's face
b. covered like Others Of bis race,
Exceed what Tom and C>t3 have done,
Or any man beneath the ran?
Where are the whiskeH fsror near
That do not find . rival here!
Or where the boy but three feet high
Who has more FUZZY beard than /?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

RUINED YOUNG MEN.-Call the roll
Z Of the "young men Of 1902 and ask
where they are? Frederic Soulie is
dead, the victim of coffee and licentious-
ness. Eugene Brilliant died mailman
in the Ckarenton Lunatic Asylum
Grandville went mad and breathed his
last in a private insane house. Las
sally died at the Charenton mad house,
d raving lunatic. Lowe Weimars died
from opium eating and RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Rabbe, after suffering agony from a
loathsome disease, took poison to end
his prolongedtorture. Alfred de Mus
sett died a'victim to the bottle and cigar.
Count Alfred D'Orsay was killed by the
cigar and Righteousness. Henri Boyle
died from coffee and women. Hippolite
Royer Collard died from tobacco and
coffee. u Gerard de Nerval, after oscil-
latng between plenty and want, alb
stemiousness and licentiousness, went
mad and hung himself. All died Of
softening Of the brain or spinal marrow,
of1swelling Of the heart! All moved
down in the prime Of life, in the meri-
dian of their intellect and fame!
Eugene Sues name was added to the
fatal9list, coffee and women were his
fain. He died away from his friends,
away from his family, away from the
home he had adorned with elaborate
care, an exile in aforeign land. Who
would have predicted such an end to
Eugene Sue in 1841, when he was the
favorite Of Paris, rolling in wealth,
courted by every one, dandy Of the
most aristocratic pretensions. All!
who read the future. Paris Letter.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

here remark that in passing through NJ
FosTER's grounds, we noticed the handsom
est nursery plantation of apples thar aar ev.
er fallen under our observation. The trees
were three years from tine graft-of larg.
size, and the vGretvs Of remarkable mi
for,nty in size a''d growth. More vigornu,
and healthy looking trees we never saw
any whera.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

Ti,e En4..lrar Crazy, Crazy, Crazy !!
We regret to inforln our readers that the
Enquirer was found this morning in a state
of raving lunacy. 1t is supposed that sud-
den remorse for the lies it has told and the
nearer prospect Of detect to-day, were the
causes Of this melancholy arrangement,
though several symptoms Of mental disease
have been noticed lately by its friends, such
as an Increased tendency to lying, and an
obscurity of its reasoning faculties, amount
ing almost to idiocy. The editor was con-
fined this morning by his friends and com.
mitted to the cr:stody of the County Js,dgs
until he can be removed to tle Lunatic AsY-
lum. The latest freak of madness was the
publication of the following contradictory
Statements, side by side in this mornings
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
THE NEWS.

Photographic dispatches from the east
ern cities to the 18th, note no improvement
| in financial affairs. The Grocer's Bank of
New York City has failed. Dispatches from
st. Louis announce the failure Of Doane,
King S Co., and Collins, Kirby Il Co, Of
that city, each with liabilities in Atlantic
cities Of one million.
No official returns from Kansas, but it
is generally conceded that the Free State
party have carried the Territory. The Dem
ocrats, however, still claim majority in
the Legislature. ...,.. >.
FoKEleN.-By the Atlantic, which arrived
at New York on the 18th, we have Liverpool
dates to the 30th .
The India mail with Calcutta dates of
August 23d, and Bombay 2lst, and Delhi
18th, had arrived. Delhi was still in the
hands of the insurgents. A good deal of
skirmishing had taken place, the rebels be-
ing invariably defeated, but with considera-
bic loss to the British.
We have conflicting reports of the elec-
ton in Kansas. A St. Lonis dispatch of the
Sth states that the Republicans were 200
ahead at Leavenworth (another report gives
Democratic majority of 250,) and the
Democrats ahead at Wyandotte. The Free
State men have probably elected the Con-
gresham (ParrotD and the Democrats have
a majority in the Legislature.
The Bowery Bank of New York closed
its doors on the 9th inst, and a heavy run
was made en- the Park Bank, of the same
city, but it withstood the pressure.
Shocks of an earthquake were felt about
half past four O'Clock on the morning of the
Sth, at St. Louis, Mo-, and at Springfield
and Centralia, Ills. The rumbing was deep
and heavy, making the most substantial
buildings tremble, and overturaing small
articles in dwellings.
Louis Mclean, prominent and well
known public maa of the nation in by gone
days, died at Baltimore on the 7th.
"A dispatch from St. Louis of the sth,
speaks encouragingly of the success of the
Free State men at the election in Kansas on
the 5th. 1t was conceded that Parrott
would beat Ransom for Congress.
A Calcutta letter of August 10, pup
lished in the N. Y. Herald, says Lucknow,
the capital city of Dude, had fallen. All the
Europeans have been massacred. It is not
stated on what day the garrison at Lucknow
surrendered.
The failure of Bowen, McNamee & Co.,
Geo. Bliss and Wruts, Lane Il Co.. three of
the most prominent houses of New York, is
announced. The Addison Bank and Brook
lyn Bank. N Y, are discrelited. On a test
vote in the Pennsylvania Legislature on the
7th, it is considered Improbable that the
su"pension of specie payments by the banks
will be legalized.
A fire in Chicago, on Sabbath morning
last, destroyed the old Irving House and five
or six adjacent buildings on State street.
Loss estimated at 1925, GOO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1857.
GUEs VZCI CzsT IN KANSAS.

The news from the election held in Kan
AS on the 5tll inst. is cheering to The true
riends Of Free Soil. The latest advices
state that Parr"ti, Free State candidate for
Congress, is elected by from 5000 to 5000
majority, and that the Legislature will stand
- uncil, Republicans 9, Democrats 4 :.
House, Republicans "a, Democrats To-
his is great triumph, when It is consider
d by what means tie dominant party en-
deavored to keep the ascendancy over the
Free state men. They cut off the present
years immigration, which was mostly from
the Free States, by the six months registry
law. They invoked the aid of Missourians
to cast Illegal votes, as at former elections,
and even the United States troops, at the
instance of Gov. Walker himself, voted the
Democratic ticket.
In view Of all these facts, and in the face
of the telegraphic account itself, which
states that the s'Northern and Southern
Democrats were united against the Free
State men, and also the distinct announce
ment that ''the Republicans" have major
ity in the Legislature, the Enquirer trum-
pets the result as a pro-slavery Democratic
triumph What 81 insult to the intelligence
Of its readers!
But tsuly appropriate and heartfelt were
the shouts of joy which ascended from the
"nnuylcan meeting last night when Nj.
O'u"nnor announced the final triumph of
the patriotic Free State men of Kansas.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
Sprinklings of News.

Rev. VIM. II. Milburn, "the blind preach
er," has been lecturing in Liverpool with
much success.
Women have no names in Cairo. They
of course have the name at home, but no
man knows the name of his neighbor's wife
or wives. A woman is spoken of as the
wife of such a person or the sister Of such
person, but never by her own name.
DERIVATION OF THE WORD SEroY.'-The
name Sepoy or Sipoy, is derived by FHhop
Heber, from SIP the bow and arrow,
which were originally in almost universal
use by the soldiers of India in offensive
warfare.
,The number of vessels lost and damaged
BY the late gale in which the Central Amer
lea was lost, amounts, as far as heard from,
to 4s, including six steamers, four ships,
hine bsrques and % schooners:
1t is noteworthy that while railway and
bank stocks are much depressed in the mar
ket, nearly all tire insurance company stocks
sell above par. 1t has been favorable yeal
both for marine and fire companies.
Some women vote in Kentucky. Every
widow having child between six and
eighteen years, can enjoy that privilege.
Gen. Pillow las published a second lette,
on the Mexican war in which he reports, in
coarse and vulgar language, his ISLANDERS up
Oh Lieut. General Scott. The recent brie
and digni6ed note Of Gen. Scott was com
plete extinguisher of his foolish, fuming as.
sailant, and we wonder that respectable
journals continue to publish his letters.
Mr.. G. McPheters, from Southern Hin ois,
reports disease among the hogs there, re.
se,hbling cholera, which is killing off great
numbers. Several farmers have lost al they
had ,of this species of stock.
OF the persons lost by the sinking of the
Ben Coursin, nine bodies have been found
and it was supposed that four or five more
were still under water.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

TooMANY WORDS. s.-WHITF1ELD once
said to a brother who had made very
long prayer Brother, you prayed me
into "a good frame, and you prayed me
auts ofTit again" There are many
long -winded lawyers who talk ajury into
conviction, and then talk them out Of
it again. ia efg7 i1 ~9tE1 G"&T s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

INTERNATIONAL CouRTEsY.-Mr. Toncy, the
Secretary of the Navy, has given orders to
repair the Norwegian bark Ellen, (wl'oses
commander, Capt. johnson, saved the lives
of forty-nine American citizens,) and sup-s
ply Der with two months provisions for her,
return to Europe. The Ellen is now at the
Gosport Navy Yard undergoing repairs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

A CONTRAST. Great Britain IS at war
with nearly. one half Of the people Of the
gSps. /. The ,unised States are at, peace with
ALL the vogld, except that portion Of the
people of Kansas who object to having the
curse Of slavery fastened upon them by the
force of pure tyranny. ~,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

leY Jack, did you carry that umbrella
home that 1 borrowed yesterday2''e III.
i"No, father; you have often told me to.
lay up. something for a rainy day, and as
thought it would rain before long, I have
laid the umbrella up"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
KANSAS ELECTION.

KANSAS ELECTION.
Jefferson Go u n t y
has gone largely Re-
publican.
Douglas @ oun t y
has gone Republican.
Donipkan County
/ has gone Republican
--23.
( Atchison has gone
/ Republican "A.
| Douglas Cou u t y
has gone Republican
| 1900.
1Opehai flepU Oh l.
can 1870 majority.
| Calhoun, Republic
/ can l59 majority.
LEA VEN " RTH
COUNTY Is THE ONLY
ONE so FAR HEARD
FROM GIVING A DEM
OCRATIC MAJORITY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

.TThe. question iis, being discusse ed in
ssI4elo OF. tie Missouri papers whetherraising
hemp is.a good business. A much better
business, certainly, than being raised by it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
paper !:

"Rcpublic a n i $ m
dead, dead, dead
"farrott, the Demo-
cratic Free State can
didate elected 10 Com
grcss by COCO major
lty."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
THE Joy OF DC1NG GOOD.

Is, there's joy in doing good,
The selfish never know
A araught So deep, so rich and pure,
1t sets the heart a glow;
A draught so cxquisitely rare,
1t thrills the sou with bliss,
And lifts 1t to II heaYcnlier world,
Or makes heaven of this.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

ETA liberal deduction made on longer advci :
tisements.
k&- All transient advertisements must be paid
for in dvance.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
IOWA NEWS.

John Doyle, an old resident of Scott
county died from drinking too much whisky
on Friday, 9th inst. lie leaves family
whom he had much abused on account Of his
persistent intemperance.
"A man who attempted rape on Ger
man girl at Davenport, month or two ago,
has been sentenced fifteen gears to the peni-
tensiary.
RESUMED Thomas Il Co., of
Burlington, have resumed business, Mr.. j.
B. Field being added to the firm. The name
of the new firm is Green, Thomas & Field.
CLINTON CoUNrY.-There was an elope-
ment from De Witt, few days since, that
caused some excitement. The bride is 15.
The Camanche Register has been sus-
pended. The Democratic nominee for
Senator (LefingwelD was fined last week
for assault and battery.
Two wiM cats were exhibited in cage
at the Polk county fair. They were labell-
ed "Ne6Yasko Bank Directors"
SENTENCED.-The four policeman who
made brutal assault on the night of August
End, at Keokuk, upon one Moore and wife,
who proved to be inn ocent parties, have
been sentenced to imprsonnents and fines,
ranging from ten days and $50 TO six months
and $3.50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

How THE PRESIDENT Trips UP HIS OWN
HEELs.-In his Sanford letter in l84s,
James Buchana wrote that as he had urged
the adoption ofthe Missouri Compromise the
inference was Irresistible that Congress in
his opinion possessed 'spower to legislate
upon the subject of slavery in the Terrific
ries." In 1856, in his accepting the nomina-
rion for the Presidency, he declared that
the Kansas Nebraska bill legislation was
founded upon principles as ancient as free
Government itself, in accordance with which
principles the bill in question had simply
declared that "the people of Territory,
like those Of State, shall decide for them
selves whether Slavery shall or shall not
exist within its limits" In 1857, the same
gentleman, President of the United States,
in his letter to Prof. Silliman, says that Sla-
very existed in Kansas when the Kansas
Nebraska bill was passed, and ''stil exists''
there 'sunder the constitution of the United
States," and that how this s'could ever have
been seriously doubted is mystery"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17
WEEKLY JOURNAL.

eTrCE- .EtCND sTREET-MAsoNlC BUILDING
RArxs or ADV SRrlsixG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
Port of New York, February ., IsJ7.

CLEARED.
snip Henry Clay, Csukins, LiverpcD-spodcrd, rs'ou
shtp Maid Of Orleans Dennis New orlesr.
s ssrs y ir spcdis was a. asssrs fsSe
sssr recsSe Baker s..,d Ms'apyD NT rsr
sehr lse y sSss bs.e r1 pse,,1ogs-s II drSnss
ARRIVED.
Ship John BRIGHT Cuving, Liverpool Jan H. with mass 70
S SSn ian SIS ana wns Of d. hissssnd On the d.
by fog rase- large quantr o. wrcrsean SUI OH
sSp Andrsw FOSTER swift Liverpool. Jan 6, With md.s
ana ras.-psers 10 Qeden We towc' into QuArnne 'Ar
nS ss,v su%slrS ese sSiS. Palermo sp and a,brasar
OK 3 ss % fST rsp. - scr # Ss ~ put into ids por
hs,ss Sss c css ssy 'A ss sSye
sSc dr%.ss Ssp ;r ss Sn SS sS
wh cargo q coal Found g sc.,'p -. gh s ss; s al
s r,,sr IN he bod ioot Of he crew and brought
IS. port Se pese So Dss q rot,saogs, oY
sSe ssi' ' GsP q .eSr osS ree Sog
Fac ei nsTe q oape cd va, i oTerosrd
sss Fc rTh dspg s@ oSS ss eps 90 's
N on ' ,ar ISS ', ~ GOV Se~ ySss '"P '"e
''R s si nap,z Isrr-o s,msr Bren,rhsyen Dee Is
S Sss P SS s, am g Tsg w" "so' mo
SSss g' s.,s xs.is b ssss
f. ca"sHy With s, H. rs. ~. ss h sss, sasss
a ssc lawns ne O S'S me on Ter Se BssS
s'.bsr N Inc Gut and On Jan 10 and n lost .p
ais sc spt was compelled FOR s hcurs % rsosIr
s%s c 1s ssqs; he having
N lie ofHare as 10 DAYS spr sas rove bc~ &C AND
| wss for red TO bear away for Cnarlcgon -.
srfr Grnrre s-aie Bearse, Boeon via Sandy hoox w.,
achr Hannah Ravens Pu,er from the wreck OF br Chs'
wte ssnore Rrissntire Beach with hide, 70 iierni
roe nurey GoelirR The orig q W lays 10 5000 p@h
/ tsrn nd VII no doubt be got of -.
p,e,msr Fsirei, Arey Bristol ri. via Sandy HOOK.
shin Logan rszlc rom isyre jan y vs d.s Ard Pc
.ef GERS 70 WIN vhilock Jr twas anchored on INC par I'M
"tgap f,o,h wnson from vera Cruz, to Harsous Bros.
| Ia4k Virginia FIR Bermufa
Bfig Putnam Brown, rom Hanna
| Sailed.
gh,n. Lookout, esn Francisco y Q scrsn'on an,wsrp
bstse Gfnpeshot Conqapsnople Euwau Chariesoni nsr
80 eerano.r; byiqa John Jones, sharestoni Ada'ne
| Iluter Cnrderas Noneeriatte . .,,,,,- -.
1be rlo hoa q Cor CAPT haull, sNiel ms norhn
| 81 ococt for the Cfpes ~ Delewara
. AAo LsIk Z Tiiol- Portland, Crefon,
| WIG 6urlrg the DAY NHw, and fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

4 Ne srcuw a D uDypes 3 o., vsparsd ~ tsns
misss abroad ~ We steamship ARABIA kon Bosadn NJ
Liverpool On Wednesday, says- W
sSst Stocks -Ths WnOipal transactions have bsen 10
C>hfoypia ~ Of iS1 81 slight decline; in Missouri o.
q decline Of J, OHIO o. d lS6o, and - Tennessee
o's ct well susia1e y prices
Ouy Bonds - Bme New York cisy Sc Of 1870 and 1855
have oesp dose u better rat Tnere have also been
some ytaN iYsnss0t,oes Milwaukee ~, San Frapctsoo
los Detros IT, aad Cleveland rs, without marked kuc
tuairps.
Ro,h oad Bomb. Tho transactions at the Book Ex.
change en- great variety Of those securities There
has been large business In Illinois Central Ooastruo
tiops, wRh . decipe Of per cent We notice soms
mode ate srsnsaGt,ops IN Erie rs Of 1878 d decline
Of y and In TIE ,s Of ssa without change 10 New Yors
CxniYs) os and 7s-tbe urst ct vse oil ~ and the later
Ut well autamed prices 10 the vsroun cSsses Of HudAon
River 8sllioad bonds without marked vsriaton; and In
Northesp Indiana 'Goehen bvsnch bonds d per oeu
oeclrne. At prfvsts ssie, Burlington and hssouv Isl
ortssge have been don. m Of rome importance
also Peoria Oquaw 10 lst mortgage Eastern Exeu
. on TIE 'stteF ave rhep pr cent
Raivocd Shora - phnoi Central hiss bern very active;
end after having touched lao oosss u l3o-sav per
cent ID vance the Ices Of last week There we're
large orders for this stock for Enehsh aooouut Beedes
u Is here generally been moderate degree OF &C
v,ty The principal Wsp, aoticBs been In Eie ct
decline Of III In C%vesnd aud Toledo, OF 2; IN Michigan
SOUTHERN Of 2; aod IN Panama OF q per cent Also IN
Reading ~ advarce of Is; In Mes York Central, o.:
=; and In Gaers and Chicago, Of Ia per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10
Indiana United states Senators.

RFxoHs1RAScr OF THE NENBERs oF TEE TAps
SENATE OF INrfANA AGAINST THE ELECTION OF
sresBs- BRIGHT AND FITCH.
where's, % tbs Nd day Of February. 1851, bero ~
hed IN tho bah OF the Bouse OF Repressctspvess necdor
rprpugtrs 10 he roeed NJ ccrtNo members o, toe
General Assembly, WHICH n u rad, wee IN afouyned
mestre Of stykd rtnt ooovsnfi9g reserred 70 end
cSsrscs'zed ceviain presnble prcsected 70 end en-
terc1 uyn the Journal cf sh Senate Jsn. ~ 1897 and
vberess ssd meeting nerher entered upon, entertained
dd cry o,hcr business than, IKE the King Of The
FRI pch hi, forty Thousand men, marc acd up the
IN ard ,tcu narci-ed do-n again, nmpy "seunble
spd wsbopt 70 e. decrtcr order thereof ny the SET
orrtuted reif eicc,ed ref chosen etdeut ihereo1
di1u'n again the 4th day Of Fe5rusrv, wkh
the SPECIFICATION u asy object reaeoo OF design Tor
such sdiourred meeting and whereas on the save
foorth osJ w Feorusyy aforesaid o. the hour of 70
o'cock ~, and whist this senate vss eugsgcii 10 re-
gulsr sescn IN the w,orsctou n VIZ business toe o %
A A Hammond. I'eutersnt Governor and er ofcio IRE
sI6ert 81 the Sersie Of bis ovr 49, od n'erropt ard
send the order ~ business n snreunee TIE the honr
bed arrived for repairing 70 We hal 81 the House 70 so
into jc'at convention vb6reupon a. on the tormcr
cvicn Tclevrcd 70 IN the preamble and RESOLUTION o. tue
s'rre,s Goth January, tht raid IAeueasnt Glvcraof
v.ra,ed hs sect the prcsdiog o'er Of thn sens,e
tpd kn the senate chsmber attended by q Wv o. voc
member a this body bcvecn whon snd the residne
rGcer there ,ocred 10 he porect Undertaking AZ
though both were sIse moved BY . oonmrD Impulse no
,urn convention (ADd no rcasco demanded sucn
ccbvtutcn) being kOoeb W tSis cc.a. Mt al s.ou
70 uh.ch this senate has ever been party ters haa 'o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10


Canadian ,o'd to the extern. Of about 200 400 bbs
shout change 10 rnss Southern brands inactive, md
mmop to nj diru grades incloed 10 drop The sales
on b. aced about AGO 900 bblS wto, the range OF quo
At - 60 Sc rs Tor fro and superfne Meal quiet
SO 25 for New Jeryey and at 81 70 for Brsudywine
Wha-Buyers and ssllers wide apart ~ IN pre-
vent 'ass OF mpor The transactions were csuued
md Milwaukee club At Al a Corn wss 10 fair demand
~b sales Of 20 COO 10 oo0 bushels reported ., 7i0 n
wtetern MIKE and delivered AZ the close 6uyors
disposed 70 Offer than 20 cents from stor
Of old NorhlD we're reported al &C., and new from The
rnuroed depot al ebc Oats continued firm, with slate
btc. o tso and Chicsso at SEQ
CoTIE Tho market active, and prices quite
steady. The cargo OF the westherrusge. OF 5000 bAs
Rio, told ship at ioko and 400 do o. 10 TO-
loHc srd 500 bags Bahia ai exc partly for cIrort
Co1Toy The marEtt was firm, With sales OF 5000
bsles, based upon middlng upands at l3'.c, and mid
ding Orleans OF 49,
N Is &c. 600 iercts ssf al A. and loo packages bacoo
md lard ut 25s. Cotton at a9d . 8 led. +, Lon
den 900 bbls -four engaged ~ -. led and 20
90 tons bacon 81 2s Cd TO Rotterdam 30 tons ogwood
Sascd at SIS Co. There change 70 nos'oe
chile otfer ARTICLES were without alteration Ia prices.
Pr0yt Ioss -Pork-The market was dull and pricos
upsrtted while pales were cJnnned 70 leo zoo bos
tn email los ipcluoipg some mess ~ s2l % ~, 90
aud choice al SO 90. Beef steady. with sales o.
100 400 bbls. bcrd'pg prime. 81 50 10 $40 30
and me- DO. a Gle IS Si3; repschef sold ~ eio DO
for Orr end 400 erces Ohio and neiana zero reported
sold nj s22 90 375 Beef hams we're quiet ana nrm ~
zee. 22c Bacon Vas d,m, and about $50 boxs were
reported at 70. 1cho Tor hong mddles, and 1oSa
for sbort rbbtd Out eats were firm. shoudors were
sold Al sxs.. and lso heroes hams At 1919. 10 %
chiefly Of lslc. with email lots ct 18kc. Buttor and
cheese were without hrsGon In pioes.