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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

COMET PoRTRY.-A smart little boy ii
Albany is author Of the following:
The moon was sitting in a cloud,
Full fedged in golden light,
A Matching out the little stars,
The chickens of the night.
But out of all that brilliant brood
Produced by Luna pale,
There was but one poor little chick
That could produce tail.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

QDFDo you wish to know how to improve
your time? Take the following hints:
Catch the seconds as they're passing,
Wait not for the hours
Prize them as golden treasure
Use them not in trifing pleasure
Seconds, minutes-prizing, holding,
As you would sweet buds unfolding
Into choicest flowers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
IILUMINATIo

In PURSUANCE Of the requirements of an Act of
Congress, approved March Sd, 1859, regulating
the terms of the District Court of the nited
States, for the District of Iowa, it Is hereby or
dered that Term Of said Court, for the southern
division. be held at Keokuk, in said State. to
commence the first Monday of June, 1885,
You will give notice and summon the Petit and
Grand Juries accordingly. j. M. LOVE,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
MEDIOCRITYI LOVE REFLECTED.

By THOMAS CAREW.
Give me more love, or more disdain;
The torrid or tho frozen zone
Bring equal ease unto my pain,
The temperate affords me none;
Either extreme of love OF hate
Is sweeter than calm estate.
Give me storm; if it be love,
Little Danae in that golden shower,
swim in pleasure; if it prove
Disdaln, that torrent will devour
My vulture-hopes; an he's possessed
OF heaven that's but from hell RELEASED;
Then crown my joys or cure my pain;
Give me more love or more disdain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

AoA0 Will " o0AV"AA oloos 0SoA "A0A0'
How BEANS CLIMB A PoLE.-Prof.
Brewer, Of Washington College, Pa:
communicates to the .7nsericap Jour-
nal Of Science and .4rt the result Of
some experiments made by him on
climbing vines-the hop, the bean, and
the morning glory. He finds that they
will climb around a transparent glass
pipe just as we'll as anything else, ano
that they are most ardent in their en-
braces when the pole is warmer than
the surrounding air. During the day.
the vine is attracted toward the light,
but at night, and especially on COO
nights, it turns to the pole. He learn
ed, also, that the color Of the pole made
no difference the caressing instinct Of
the vine has no prejudice against any
shade. The element Of constancy is
very largely developed, the vine, after
it has reached its pole, showing much
stronger tendency to wind around il
than it did before to reach it.
Observation-Disclosures is nothing thai
so endears child to its whole circle Of
friends as habitual and cheerful obedi.
ence to the wishes Of father and moth.
er. 1t is striking fact that the COM
mandment, "Honor thy father and thy
mother" is the only one in the Deca-
logue having promise annexed. Al
it is pleasing. to parents and friends sc
equally pleasing is it to God. for it is
the foundation of good and stable
character. Very few lovingly obedien
children grow up to be wicked men Of
women.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

PLEASURE AND PA1N.-Joseph Addi-
son, the prince Of Essayists, gives in
one Of his papers an account of a
strange marriage. The substance Of
the record is this
Pleasure and Pain, two beings Of a
very different pedigree, belonging to
two families always at variance, came
into this world Of ours, the one to take
possession Of the virtuous, the other Of
the vicious but after many exper :
ments, they discovered that they had
always laid claim to the same individu-
al-that in this immediate planet of
ours there was no person so vicious who
had no good in him nor any person
so virtuous who had not in him some
thing Of evil. To avoid dispute, and
to come to some accommodation, a
marriage was proposed between them,
and at length concluded. It is on this
account that we find Pleasure and Pain
such constant yoked fellows, and that
they either make their visits together,
or never far asunder. If Pain comes
into heart, it is quickly followed by
Pleasure and if Pleasure enters first,
you may be sure Pain is not far off.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29

FADING GENIUs.-At almost every
step in life we meet with young men Of
whom we anticipate wonderful things,
but of whom, after careful inquiry, we
never hear another word. The effer-
vescence Of youth and passion, and the
fresh gloss Of the intellect and imagin-
alton, endow them with a false brillan-
cy, which makes fools Of themselves
and other people. Like certain chintz-
es, calicoes and ginghams, they show
finely when just new, but cannot stand
the sun and rain, and assume very
sober aspect after washing-day.
To KNIT HEELs.-To knit the heels
Of socks double, SO that they may thus
last twice as long as otherwise, skip
every alternate stitch on the wrong side,
and knit all on the right. This will
make it double, like two-ply ingram
carpet.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-07
MAn ARRANoENEyTs Ar WASHINGTON PoST
OFFICE

HE Great sh fran i.inoro Philadelphia New YORK
Boston, Ne, and Buffalo, &c arrives Ct *. D. m
daily and the mail aud by those
places win be ceci, heretofore, O'Clock, y.
The souhern Mail daily az and
o'clock, M and viii be received heretofore, daily by 5g
O'Clock, a. and ., D.
The second Eastern Mail eies Western
Mail elo-es al daily The mad
are 10 arrive there Baltimore
which brings the Great Mail arrive here by "a
ern Mall received al this Office sunday
Aal is sent Sunday morning.
The Mall for Norfolk places Virginia al
p n except sunday and Is received week nall
from baltimore, Md, by ~, M.
The Alai from Georgetown daily by
a. aud 8, and IL Is closed hou
The Mail from Rockville &c., Md Is 8 D. m
aud d Is closed pr hos. places al o, y. N. II
Annapolis Mall closes at and o. y IN. daily.
The Aailgnm hrooAvie Nd daily except sun
dAy by and closes for those places D. M daily
The ooesFie Nd, Mail closes Monday Friday
At M and received Tuesday, Thursday, D.
Upper Marlboro &c. Nd, revived by p. daily
closed at ., p.
Port Tobacco So Nd Tuesday Thursday and satur
day BY ., closed sunday Tuesday, D.
Wnrrenton, Mddeburg &c., Va, received daily by p
closed al o, y. IA
ieesburg 49, va received by and closed o. D M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
The postage newspapers, that printed
dressed 70 any foreign country required 10 be paid
The Office open from O'Clock TO 81 O'Clock m
except sunday and thai day IL IL from 10
from 90 10 ~ m.
*Port Tobacco daily other places on the
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PROSPECTUS
,4ssisg MoatAly Periodioi % Washington, ~ q,
calied
THE NATIONAL RECORDER


ItHE National Recorder viii contain sixteen
L gaar,o with asnse double for one dollar year
Besides the miscellaneous reading found periodicals q tins kind,
viii be manly devoted 10 the following opJects:
give ali all that be done IN tho eesla
tive executive departments of the general relating 70
nteres religion.
legislative department win embrace the spirit Of all that
Senate with brief sketches Of the that
may delivered before Congress
viii embrace that relates the
chaplain service In the army and navy at military posts and II cam
pssns military schools segong vessel and
sesipg ships in navy yards hospitals and sailors soldiers
asys by facilities for obtaining information at the
departments Washington by correspondence ohapan
produce Interesting the public
The object will be to collect statistical information and TO
PUBLISH The head each and Territory all that relates 10
general religion This viii the number Of All
officially recognised clergmen employed pastors or otherwise the
number OF church edhes and church members together with the
number added annually each distinct church organization We
shall such of correspondence as VIII enable us TO
together
with other facts and statistics relating TO religions matters which
scledues' Of the United States
The third object will be 10 notice all that is and interesting In
emitting bestow special attention
Smithsonian institution the
Once the National Observatory aud Of the scennc Arts
and also Of such books and periodicals
are attended TO promote popular education
proposed this work lies their accomplishment To ef
feet this shall need The kindly cooperation Of three classes Of
editors, cegymen, the heads OF all the ntu
lions aud learning in the United staeor each Of whom
we distinct proposition.
viii contain other things important memorial TO
man Of oqoy SCOT Dor This peo viii be neither searia po
Aa In us charaoe earlier date intend to issue the first
10 all cergyncn US address, dollar
them the Recorder numbers for
stanp&
70 ,u editors Of all periodicals and newspapers excepting
which only political and ecar) who viii give this prospectus
Insertion the IT,
locality OF their through
10 the presidents or principals Of AL literary institutions
subscribe for the Recorder will insert the name and place Of
their institutions, proposed 10 editors
Address "Na,onai Recorder, Washington, D. c.
ou 3i-I
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RATES or CHANGES FOR HACKNEY c4RRIAGEs
CABS Sc

IEyd from act Of e Corporation approved March 20 1912
IL aud enacted passaoe az This
act The following rates OF charges
from place another In the city Washington
cabs other vehicles passengers pav
hire between aybresk aud eight O'Clock shall exceed
edhat Is TO say for each passenger
over onend aai mile twenty 1--WE any over
and half mile and not exceeding miles fifty cents Pro
vd In hackney carriage cab other
detained for longer period than dvo minutes
shall be allowed for the whole hack Vehicle
Of twelve and half detained ana
for all copveyanccs other detcnons later than O'clock b. m
Che owncr driver Of hackney carriages vehicles may
demand aud receive % tho rate nifty csntuu
charges, addition thereto
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph Naal Hotel SSh
street one pcnnsyIvan avenue.
baltimore Philadelphia points, coievpg NV
York with Eastern Jchi New
Orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel IL and
rennsy To Now Negk above with the
extreme aud West
southern Telegraph National 10 Orleans AeSan
ifa Richmond Augusta Mobile and intermediate points inca
ding all the principal scaboari riies
Telegraph avenue between Sixth ami y
enlh streets Omsn "a Wheeling and nsruaso
points connecting wth all the Western Northwestern lines
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-07
8. Q. Herring = Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding discriminating public bestowng their patron
that necessary 10 exhibit all
enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
at No ISL of Murray street OPP
Hall THIS enlargement OF warehouse room with the
will enable the ubscr
hand all times larger stock Of Arc and burglar
roo( establishment hc world Particular at
senon constructing safes Co private families 10 match
" furniture, the security o. ato and jewelry
Also
Will order all kinds chests vault
doors Halls powder proof locks for banks
patent Formulation bank lock and Cryge
patent letter lock, without key
Q. HERRING &c Co.,
Nos 1876, 1877, and 1879 Water street. and
No 2bl Broadway, Murray ST., New York.
n. COYIE CO., Agents
Washington, d. Q,
ID. W. KNOWLES, Agent
,,uoa ,v Richmond, Virginia.
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E,xTENsIoN OF THE anew BOOK STORE. .

INXTENSION OF THE anew BOOK STORE. ~
~ FRANKLIN respectfully Informs his friends and the
public in the
completed In addition to aage and
American and European
established fine gallery Cat the Of the
will found the latest novelties in and all the
reading ROOM the leading European journals be
ing regularly received.
cities
prepared advantageous terms and
long experience feels confident In the
satisfactory Of all orders ntrnsted bis
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller Sintioner,
gsll 332 Penn. between 9th and 10th streets
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U,EXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY N BROWN, Aust
general Land and Real Estate Aoen,


VIII and sell land commission aud at
tcna pertaining general land agency References
given.
pu the receipt ST. viii toward any address within the
hostage faJ (iust sued) Of the States
also Dust ssud 400 rendng matter contain
ing the the and impovem In
sgcuse commecc of population
wealth and revenue all The counties railroads ry
ers fnproyctneu,s &c &c &c Oct 26-wf
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Collectors ONCE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
paid the present year. anu 70 Az
ncuding gas axesJ tnhs ~ e
sixty from this date all property on winch iN ~ any
viii be advertised ana SOFA ot no
taxes a tho law enions.
Those the heavy expense attendant on
sale requested TO IN season
JAS. +. HALLIDAY,
Nov 21--lawtJanla 0ohee"N
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LNRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
magnificent stock Of books the results of
rct inporttions personal selections 10 the North
win include the best editions Of standard
other works plain ornamental hinings many which
sunerly hsuacd especially suited m APP
hing festive season FRANKLIN Philips
Bookstore 322 Penn avenue
Nor l. between 9th and iO'h
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RATES or POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

Port Tobacco daily other places route as above
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seventy egh, clerks He
fohcaons Military Academy, military reads,
well as for pensions Claims
arising military services previous TO 1916 and for horses and
property military service under various acts OF Con
grs reports the Second Comptroller for his de
eison thereon.
Fourth auditors oEeeAarono Dayton Fourth Auditor and
sixteen ceks the
aud reports the balances to the second Comp
trolicr bis decision thereon
Etfh staors oGos-Murray Mcconnell ESQ., Fifth Auditor
and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
similar performed under the direction Of the State Dp
men reports the balances to the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon.
si1h AUDITORS oGoDr Thomas ~ Tate, auditor OF the Treas
hundred aud fourteen
ali
yee Office Department Ills decisions na unless
twelve months the First Comptroller He
all debts the Post Once Department. and
ali penalties and imposed postmaers mail
tractors failing directs suits and legal proceed
criminal, takes all such be
enforce the Of moneys due 70 the
nstrucg marha and clerks
In ali relating each
Of the United The condition and
proceedings has charge OF all lands aud other
assigned United Of debts the
and has sell and dispose Of the came for Che
benefit Of the United States
Tyeastots Ocesamnel Casey, Treasurer, thirteen
clerks keeps moneys the United
Of the repositories created by the Of the
secretary Of Treasury by Comptroller and
by the Postmaster General and
hy the Auditor recorded by the Register He
public moneys advanced by warrants dsbursug officers pays
the same upon their cheeks
Registers oncs-Fn Bigger, esq Register, twenty
the OF public expenditures
receives the Official
navigation the United States;
Commissioner OF Customs all
decided by ben and charged BY law with their safekeepns
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The Organization OF the txeestsv@ departments
OF the Government OF the United states;


q oegn powers Is more
only seventeen oows
zoe secretary ofaae dion Lewis cass Assistant Secretary
laiof, and one librarian.
Dosaii Sslne This branch q he state Department ass
poauc agents Of The United states abroad ana those o. foreign pow
sest tr he Sor sosias ~ y ,a y, wv
der treaties Of boanas & are copied aud recorded and
seng nrst entered hi an anay,e bls er ias l ' ''
- -
Consular h,HohihH branch has charge Of The correspondence,
& between the department and The eonsn and commercial agents
the United sa IN Instructions those ooers and
eu dpao4 ana 70 letters RON other persons asking for
W Ak'n'sf =" ie " ' 'nA arg pel~fTa Anu recorded.
D1eviay gaac charge of correspondence and
tler rnaiers CORRECTED Win aceouus rotating 10 y fuoa t re-
disbursement q Which 'A' department is charged
The 7SGnslo,ia duties furnish such
department may require ne A records the commissions u eonsu
sl v' on7u'si "eu not ~ hBh5h upon "hnh eAeqntns are
ISSUED
CIak II Appqa He makes ont and records
Of appointment and nominations % the Senate
and records exequars aud records when IL Fng t
commissions on which they are issued Has charge Of The bafy
cLt ~ b, l, ana Ae,, 10 ..as o,,r,s = ,e rs
, AZ ma eseras 81 NM, sls ~ u i !, ea s
go, ~ " ,t my ~ ss'a 81 A. wy ae
which ace called Tor prepares for and supsrntens their publication
1sir I,styb,itn uougbi die Ifniaa s,t nd ,b ~ ,l ~.
department. writing answering all
e' eni " " an '" '''' AuD BUSINESS renting 'here'o'
Gisrt q slAensealons and csrghiis has charge Of The
seals Of the United states and OF the Department. and
attaches certificates presented Tor anheneaon receives
the department relating copyrights
asa hslr i reSegas m eiesS IRON 's aeanen ''he Than
u
GOA Parsos and Pao He prepares aud records pardons
which they founded Makes out and records keeps
aaly ess,sr 81 an eeN ohf han diplomatic aud consular re-
Il, ,bs snsines - i '''D '''' = '''' s' ''A"Hs
Afl I, . ossl h os as
r'roo ~. e,inr ats I rsi1or, ,s, ~ ,i,s nTc ~,
ny .a :, IN 49, I'M n IN a. a., ha y 7S' " ~ ' 'Aas
1ln,ai M an ~ r,sran 81 ,ha ,.c,, a.
casd far v ,e President ~ nv hcad Of dermest ~ y M, "a
Iieor or ,i1S Treasnry y ''' " = =
titles of all land mrcase tho
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

hayor--Janes @. Berrct
Rsgater-wiiaA Morgan
conlassssiooer If Heni1-ciaries n Force NJ. D.
Boon keeper Edwin Kloper
hsseHger-WiliaI y Locke,
Falsacs Halliday. Reuben eeary and William,
swprsor william Forsyth
Fsrst Ward-Dr. p. O Davis, J. b. H smith, ora.
Second waSd-Dr r. X Stone James n Dunawin, esd.
ESssA wardInr T. Johnston FTsne nolsn' esa
IyfA Ward-Dr, G. Mceey, :. = lngc esq
SecenM wayd-Dr. }. Z Morgan, Henry Clarke esq
uB room.
FSssi Wayd--Dayla O. tadeey
TAird warf-yeentne flarbangh,
ttl,fh Ward James N calil,
Sath Hdgd-James u. olonnell.
Srsah Ward D. Clarke.
ilsacAss n rms rooR
IsrA Ward Philip c, Davis, ND
asird wasd-e Z. =, II n i Dale 4 3 3 =
hairth yord y M Toner, -
Sdh Wani--J NJ Roberts NJ b.
Serena igard wiilett MD
AIpTsAnS.
stra Ws,d Geo w Rigs and Vim 7 Dove, (presdent3
Thipd Yard-Tbomas Denoho and Joseph " Brown
ttarth Word-wm Moore and Francis Mohun
tvM Ward -Esmand Barry and 9. W @ Huntington.
szth Ward-Hobert Clarke and w Miller
Seventh Ward-John L. Smith and Peter NJ Pearson
sscretary % ne bo Beard. J. Middleton
BOARD os MDFaAflas
On fSaaHoe- Messrs, Riggs, Brown, and Smith.
Police ossrs. Mohun, Barry, smith.
claims Messrs Barry, Brown, and Pearson.
Sehoois-Messrs. Donoho, nunnngton and Clark.
ss M sa, , Flsr Barry and Miller
Drainage s'ee1a9e and Distribution gf WaterMessrs. Brown,
Ua6aAei Messrs A. w Miller bennington. ana
Smith
Jolsr oonM.rson te AyrHu-sessrs Moore Donoho, and
Hsai1 q tae cly- Mcssrs T. Miller Mohuu aud Clark.
fanal-Messrs Brown and Peason
Wharpes-Mcssrs. Donoho and Smith
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-07

rThe Grand Duke Of Baden Louis born August under
guardianship by Of Insanity.
His hcr Ferdinand husband of the late Queen regent un.
III september 10, 1855
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

and American il full of life and zeal There is no
wavering-no shrinking back it is all "front
fae." and every man 10 in the line And il is moi,
only these, but the faith of lifelong Democrats j..
beginning to waver, and there are many who will
not support the Petersburg ticket. Tell our friends
every where to work on, and to work brayely: and
look. you, from tho East up to the Mountains
OF West Augusta our banner is waving; our
wateh-fres are lighted; our gallant leaders are in
the front rank and we follow ON To ..yiciory as
was our won't Listen Ia the batile-cry AS it
peals forth death to corruption aud tho corrupt ::
aud in our hour Of triumph, mighty US the voice
Of the live thunder" that leaps
from peak to peak,
The rafting craxs among.
will come down Our shout Of trump, to meet that
oi the lowlands: which will come NJ ike the
vote" Of many waters. and the greeting will lie as
peace. peace to our troubled land.- Cor Rich
,nOnd Why.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
Hon. George w Summons.

From the Greenbrer independent we learn that
the lion. George W. Summers proposes to take
the stump at next kanawha court in behalf Of
cur glorious cause Judge SUNNI RS il on" Of
the finest and mos, effective orators in the Union,
aud we anticipate heavy gums for our ticket
wherever his eloquent voice may be heard. Let
the other champions Of our party initiate tho ex-
ample Of Judge Summers, if they wish to unite
in the congra,natory shouts which will crown our
triumph on the It'll Thursday in May.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

AZ. So,,h ;,..lg onob, IN have kicked uut of Con.
80.
nj n.-s., IA -. r.,.,.o. pl,c. mr. ,r,d
pt;nr;rle,
la members agree with each other as little in
re- yard to fundamental principles of Government
A. shsv do In regard 10 measures of national POI
az
'Old.f..h;oned Federalist.. with President Duc.
h.nan and chief .Iu.t;ce Janey at their head cum.
h;no With Iocofoco Domocrats.
Nulli6ers and strict.construction Sae.rights
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
New Hampshire

The Black Republicans have swept the Granite
State, m,unialn and valley, and from centre to
circumference 1t is Il notable fact TINT IN those
States where modern democracy first took root
aud iuurished fr Il time most luxurlantly, there
Black Rcpublicnnisn now has the greatest sway,
The latter seems to lie the legitimate offspring
and product OF the former.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
The Importance oftho Contest.

To show with whit interest the present contest
in Virginia is regarded 10y the people Of other
States, and what important results depend upon
our success, we copy the following from the Mem
phis Bulletin:
III the Opposition can snccccl in the Gub,run-
torial election in Virginia they will carr! halt the
Southern States the next elections. II will he the
beginning OF revolution that will do its work SO
thoroughly that there will not be enough OF Democ-
racN left TO bury the dead
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

bfF CA rTLE-Ihe ofei ing; til" today reach.
ri I'M head OF the tnrilr offered hcsd
l. Pl lcpha and New York Id ountry feeders 400
it "Fr uns"d and tho ',maiu.rr aIr
hfr butchers ~ prices ranging 81 - SIS pc roo
h' and aver gng - - The market qnic Ne
N" H. dy, and tn" atoyc prizes show slight II q
rattf'tf last
S1EEP-rhc supply has been qt'c limited hi. week wi h
u f,"' demand sales ar" N kite At SjH6 per head.
itfi y ! he supply rn, to the demand hav md
Wite' unchanged safes at s. dy per 100 lbs with few
eh ie, Hogs at a fraction higher