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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

THE MEDITERRANEAN oCADRoN.-Des.
patches from Commodore Bell. Of the Medi.
tcrranean squadron, dated Spezzia, May l3
are received by the Navy Department.
The Government dispatches ordering the
squadron home caught all the vessels. reach.
ing the flagship Richmond and the Susoue.
hanna at Naples, and was thence ,clegraphcd
to Malta, where the lriquos was on the
point of sailing on cruise, which nigh,
have postponed her receipt of the order for
three or four months.
The Susquehanna reached Naples on the
9Th of May. the day after the dispatches from
home. In two hours and q half she was
under way with orders to proceed to New
York, stopping only at TuniS for a few hours
The Susquehanna. with favorable weather,
would have arrived by the LIST of June, but
she made her way out in the face of a ca lc
which prevented the Richmond from sailing
before the 9TH Of May. She arrived at Spezzia
on the 18th, where the lriquois had arrived
on the OH.
The Iriquois was to sail at daylight on the
l4'h for Leghorg. where she would coal IN "a
hours, and then sa for New York.
The Richmond was to follow as soon as
stores were got in. and coal and machinery
had been taken aboard at Genoa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

OTThe following editorial comments are
taken from The Kent News of last Saturday,
in reference to The address 10 The People of
Maryland, adopted by the Union State Con-
vention which assembled in Baltimore on the
23rd ult., and which VIC published in full in
last weeks Wing.
We publish to-day on our first page the
Address Of the Union State Convention to
the people Of Maryland. We commend it to
our patrons as document worthy Of being
carefully and calmly read and considered. -
Every word is literally tue. We understand
that it is the production of S. S. Maff:, Esq. -,
OF Cecil county, who was delegate to
the Charleston Convention in MAY. 1861
This is no al cap'andum paper. It>addresses
itself to the Judgment, the intelligence and
patriotism Of the people. 1t does not deal in
denunciation or personalities. but in sound
sober. good sense, and traces The disunion or
secession designs from their infancy, and
shows tnelr results and consequences in the
clearest light. We can with pleasure recon-
mend this paper to all seekers Of the truth, who
love their country and her institutions better
than mere party and partizanship. 1t is
pure. chaste English style. easily understood,
and its arguments, illustrations ant, narratio
are true to the letter. and comprehensive by
every reader. Mr.. NJ. is stranger to us, but
he now appears before the public in a favora-
Die attitude. which elicits their admiration
and regard"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

TURNED SOLDIER. Chambers has
obtained commission from Gov. Hicks as
Captain oftho L" State Guards" and qualified
by taking the oath to support the Constilu.
tion of the United States, &c, as prescribed
by law. As the old gentlemen is perfectly
harmless, We can't sec that it is Of any earthly
consequence to any body but himself, whether
he is wrangling in Episcopal Conventions,
trying Appeal cases, making Secession
speeches, or playing soldier, and We trust
The Kent Neus, and our friend Vickers will
not waste any more good paper noticing his
antics If let severely alone he VI i'll soon get
tired of cutting up ddoes, and quei,y sub
side.
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The Maryland Legislature,
ADJOURNED SPECIAL SESSION.

The Legislature re- assembled at Frederick
city on Tuesday last. The Committee ap
pointed to present to President Lincoln the
report Of the Committee on Federal Relations
reported to the House why they had not dis
charged that mission, which reason was the
movement Of Federal troops on Virginia, and
an active commencement Of hostilties
MIR. Mcintyre. the new elected mcmber from
Cecil county, was sworn in and took his seat
The Senate merely met and adjourned.
On Wednesday petitions were presented r
both houses from several of the counties ask.
ing the Legislature to adjourn s,nc die:
A memorial was presented in the Senate
from merchants in Baltimore asking the repca
Of the law for the sale Of the State Tobacco
Warehouses. Mr.. Whitaker introduced ar
order in relation to the disarning of the mill.
tary of Baltimore and the removal of the
State arms TO Fort McElenrY. In the House
Mr.. Dcnnlson presented an order in relation
to the arrest and imprisonment Of citizens Of
Maryland by the military authorities Of the
General Government Mr.. Chaplain presen
ted resolution instructing the representatives
OF Maryland in the next Congress to vote for
the recognition of the independence of the
Confederate States.
On Thursday, nothing of Importance trans.
pired in the Legislature. A number OF petit.
lions were presented in both houses asking
an adjournment sine die.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning MIL and Sash Factory,

WE invite the attention Of all persons in the
w city or couItry, who contcm plate the erection
OF Dwelling Barns. &c. to our extensive stock Of
building Materials, In the rough and prepared for
use; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Pla in. J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASilES (Gassed aud not Glassed,
WOOD MOULDINGS,
HOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS,
S ShMEt rDsss' {r~rnsd,
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
. HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
kISO.--zbressed Flooring:
FELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND HEAiLOCK,
(well seasoned J
= All of the above offer as low as the
lowest. for the Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with prOmptncss, by
holland e. CO..
June IS, 1850. PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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HOrF(,E.

E1NIlE undersigned would announce that
L he has sold to Mr.. J. P. Cantwell the
entire Machinery and Appurtenanccs of the
Elkton iron Foundry, including the exclu-
sive Patent Right to manufacture and sen his
Patent Economical Plow for Cecil county,
Md, and certain other priv ilegcs in Kent
county: Md; and while he rcspe ctfully
returns thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona &c.
under the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
Mar, 1861. J. IlECKENDOEN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

RELIGIoUs ITEMs-The licur of evening
service in the NJ. T.. Church in this town, has
been changed to sir o'ciock'. This, it s truth
fully contended, is the most pleasant llonr OF
the day, and the church will be free from tho
heat produced by the lighted lamps. and from
the insects that always annoy congregations
later in the summer evenings. This arrange
ment will continue during the warm season.
In the N. f. Church, in the morning. Rev.
Mr.. iottpreached from st. Mark 5 SO. In
the evening from Acts 8 =: 80.
In the Presbyterian Church, in the morn
ing, Rev. Mr.. Matthews preached from lst
Peter =: - In the evening from Numbers
10: %
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ATTENTION, CoMPANY.--Therc will
lie Company meeting of the g BIC Eek
RANGERs,' at the Court House, in Ekton, on
Saturday (to-day) afternoon, at O'clock for
the purpose ofelecting Officers, and the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before the Company. Every member i,
expected to be present: and any one wishing
to join VIII have an opportunity at that time.
Fhc Company is now nearly full, and VIII
cert.sinly leave in a few days. BY Order.
BEN RICKETTS,, Captain.
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TlIE, TRAVELLER.
FOR
SassafraS River and Port Deposit.

The Steamer W. WHILLDIS
"A sxsSs<h twill leave End Wharf below
K:s:y=--==Et 1al WALNUT STREET Phila-
ksIelaa e-essEsz=eS dclphia, on WEDNESDAYS.
commencing February 9th, 1851, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ for Sassafras River. touching at Delaware
City on her way down, and at all other points on
the route. md will lay at John Reynolds Wharf
nhtil next morning day light
Returning, will leave Georgetown and Frederick
town on TnFnspAgs, at l O'Clock eybolI's Wharf
vt p o'clock Betterton at o'clock, John Rcy.
bo!l's Wharf ut o'clock p. N.
Will leave Philadelphia on SATURDAYS at l
oclockr and touch at Delaware City, Havrc dc
Grace and Port Deposit
Returning, will leave Port Deposit on MONDAYS
1t ] o'clock touching at fIavre de Grace. and
leave Eetcrton at 3 oxlock, j. Reynolds Wharf
at o'clock r. VI.
iT- Bags will be furnished and Grain carried
at vessel rates.
For Freight or Passage .pply to the Captain
on board.
All freghts must be pre- paid, or not recoiv ed
All freight or packages landed as they are marked
will be considered full delivery. All Baggage
at tho owner S risk. A. l. Culinary,
March 2. lSGl--tf. Master
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

STATE ARMS. Gov. Hicks has made n
demand on Colonel Peihcrbridge for the
delivery of the State arms in possession of the
volunteer companies Of Baltimore city. The
arms of the Guard were delivered ZIP on Mon.
day and sent to Fort McHenry for safe keep.
ing. the orders of Cav. Hicks requiring a
surrender Of all the arms belonging to The
State in the hands of the volunteer militia
which would be disbandcd.
SEIZURE OF A RIFLE ESTABLISHMENTS
Washington Bonifant, ESQ, United States
Marshal, on Wednesday last, took possession
IN the name of the Government, of the extcn.
sivc brcech. loading rife mandatory OF
Messrs. Merrill, Thomas Co., which is
located in the upper stories Of the Sun Iron
building. Mr.. Bonlfsnt also seized about
forty finished rifles in the store Of Nlessrs.
Merrill Thomas & Co., No. 239 Baltimore
street, and removed them. One Of the firm
proceeded to Washington yesterday to have
an interview with the Secretary of War.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

GS"Th fact that eertain papers in this
State and in Delaware, in Publishing accounts
OF the leading events OF the times, make
selections from such papers as the New orll
Day Book, Baltimore Exchange. and others
which are VIGOROUSLY traitorous-plainly
shows where their well-wishes center. From
cowardice, they dare not come out boldly in
their sentiments, but take this mode OF
stabbing the Government. Perhaps the peo-
pie will see through this nimsy covering
directly; and then woe to these contemplate
concerns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

From letter written at Campbeltown, N.
Y. dated June .st, by citizen of Cecil, now
ona visit to that place, We extract the follow.
ing items Of war news, as fair example of
the indonitable spirit that animates the true
men Of the nation. which will lead them to
sacrifice everything if need be. or the altar of
their country, to crush out this unhallowed
rebellion.
"Thc peop. here present bold and undivi
ded front to the enemy. The firm resolution
of " death to traitors " can be seen stamped
on every face. There are FIVE cncampments
IN and around the town Of Emira, with sew
era Regiments in each. visited all the
encampments and found they were in fine
spirits; and was informed that about 3D.
COO troops have passed through, here from the
great West this week, on their way to the
seat Of War"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

SUNDAY School PIc-NIc.- Sum
day School Of the NJ. f. Church of Elkton,
will hold picnic in Mrs. Hollngswo rth' IS
woods, about a mile west of the town. on the
4th of July, next. We understand that
unusual efforts will be used to make it a
pleasant affair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08
PEiIa., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows :
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, $40 a. NJ. Mail, 1925 A NJ.
Mil M',, ls'o3 " Night Mail Pm.
Through Freight, with passenger car at
taehe'l, leaves North East for Baltimore at
$50 p. NJ. Stops at Charlestown, Principle,
Perryvile, and IIavrc.dc- Grace.
W. d. ALEXANDER,
April 20, lSGO-ti. Agent.
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BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILRo.p

BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILROAD
We copy the following proceeding. in tho
Court OF C"''''non' Pleas of De laware county,
Pa, from the Republican:
John NJ. Dickry rs. The b ,ltimorc Central
Railroad Co., Bill in equity. On motion of
Carroll Brcw'ter. pm, complainant, a special
injunction was directed to issue against
acienaa' IS: restraining them as in bill prayed
.or. AND George Brinton appointed receiver
to take charse Of, receive and holo under tho
order and direction of the Court, "A II the roll
ing stock, motive power, property. estate and
effects OF said Company, and said Company
EN- ined to deliver up to said Brinton the
possespion Of the same.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08
A SOLDIER DRUMMEp OUT OF CAMP.

Two novel scenes were presented to the
Elktonians since We have last had a chat with
our readers The burial of soldier, and the
drumming SUI osc mp of another The lat
ter interesting performance tsok place on
Thursi's evening last. about : o'clock. in
order to have the imposing ceremony con-.
clude just rs the evening train passed up to-
Philadelphia. The fellows name was ,salacar.
private, from D'nvlle, Pa, where he has.
a family, and is said to be SO worthless an NOT
to have single redceming virtue in his.
character.
He hid been in jill for safe keeping for
two or three days. ,Mitsr stripping off his
soldier clothes lie was marched round bare
headed, with his bundle of buds under his
arm, and bayonet held on either side of him,
followed W the drums and fife playing the
h"hely tune" Poor Old Soldier" The.
volunteers, marching in order, brought uu the
rear. The fellow" ornery" as he is said to
be, seemed to be quite sensitive to the dis
grace, judging from the sluggish manner hc
trndsed along, scratched his noodle, rubbed
his nose. turning partially round at intervals
toward his grinning camp matcs and assuming
hang-dpg oppression generally. When the
train arrived, the company broke ranks.
hustled the cashirred volunteer into the cars,
and hooted and jecred him ont of sight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

C'On Wednesday morning, 9Th inst, thu
Harriet Lane exchanged about fifty shots
with the Confed-rate's battery at Pig Point
nearly opposite Newport.News. on the jaime,
Rivcr. She received two shots, woundnn
five men. one Of them severely.
The Harriet Lane was abont three forths o.
mile from the battery. the seven embra.
snres Of which disclosed heavy pieces. Two
OF the Harriet Lanes shells burst immediate.
ly over them,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08
ORPHANS, COURT.

TEHE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
Il phans' Court Of Cecil county will he
held on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers a few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

A SOLDIERS FCNERAL.-Private An
drew Mcclure, whose death by the accidental
discharge Of musket in the hands of a fellow
soldier We noticed last week, was buried on
Saturday afternoon, in the Catho &c buryne
ground, in this town. After service in the
Church, the funeraE procession passed into
the graveyard in slow whine, to so lemn music
with mutlicd drums. After the officiating
Priest, marched squad of eight armed men
under Command of a Corporal, with arms
reversed next came the coffin, covered with
the national fllg and borne on the shoulders
Of six soldiers; then followed the residue of
Der, unarmcd, the commissioned officers
bringing mp the rear. At the grave the eight
armed men wheeled to the right into, line,
halted on the side, and after the coffin was
placed on the supports over the grave, rested
on arms, which is done by placing tho mnzzl.
Of the musket on the lett foot, both hands on
the butt, bowling the head upon the hands -
The nnarmcd soldiers opened ranks, and the
officers marched between them to the grave,
when the funeral service was performed, and
the collin lowered info the grave. The ord- r
was then given to load with blank cartridge,
and vollcy was fired by the squad this was
repeated three times. The soldiers, then left
the grave to lively music, quick time, and
unmufilcd drums, with officers IN tr,nt and
the unarmcd men in the rear.
The scene was a novel one to most of our
people; the slow march of the soldiers, with
reversed arms, the mournful music of mufIl ed
'ru"s' rendering it very impressive and
solemn.
We close this sketch with the following
appropriate lines, which We find among our
exchanges:
a REQUIEM.
Tho bier, the pail.
The hushc1 professions dumb and steady tread
The glory beds all.
The quiet grave.
Cut turf sweet with spring rains, laid on above,
lhclose the brave.
Stiffness and peace.
The unrelaxing clasp OF mother earth,
Are hls-and long release
The noise Of war
Dies. like dull thAnder on the summer brocze
Only the full soulcd trees
From nights afar
Breathe down their rustling music over him
Through twilights dim.
The bier, the pail.
IL The death shr"ud, cnging in unstrring folds,
The coffin ell fowers-arc all.
Except the name
Craven elsewhere than upon the coffin plate.
And that remembrance which is more than fame.
Lay him to rest
with his fair honor. born of patriots tears
His countrys banner gathered to his breast
For after years
Embalm him with deep and rcvcrcnt thought,
So shall his work of life be fully wrought
+. W. Brown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

JEFF. DAVIS Mt RICHMOND. jeff. Davis.
President Of the bogus Southern Confederacy,
arrived at Richmond on Wednesday. 29ih
ult.
OEx. President Buchanan has so far re-
covered from his late illness as 10 be able 10
leave his room.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.. Carhart las,
been appointed Pest Master at Zion, in place
"i his father, John Carhart, who resigned;
and ii. Peacock at Warwick. in place of
Washington Houston, removed.
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Political Meeting.

We are requested to state that tie Hon.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER will address a Public
Meeting in the town Of Elkton, on IueMay,
nert, at 2 O'Clock P. N.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

SoLDSEEs.--Several regiments hawe
passed over the p, W. 4 Il. Railroad this
week, intransi'u for the South. Among the
number, is said to be the noted =. Killer ~
regiment of Billy Wilson, which went down
on Friday morning last, in train of twenty .
three cars, eighteen cars filled with men, and
Ave with horses, drawn by two engines.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

GIVE are indebted to Gen. Kemmil OF the
Maryland Senate, and Mr.. W. r.. Miller, of
the House Of Delegates for P1blic Docuna ents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

OTBy the end Of this week the Govern.
ment expects to have twenty-five Thousand
men in Washington, TWENTY-FIVE thousand in
virginia, near Alexandra. twenty thousand
at CITATION, twenty thousand near Iiarper's
Ferry, fifteen thousand at Fortress Monroe,
and ten thousand around Baltimore. Annapo.
lis and the Relay. This is independent of
the encampments at the West and elscw here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-08

DRESS PARADE.-The Cecil Guards
wilma dress parade through our streets,
this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A IT. parties in any way indebted to VIM.
n Torbert, either on Book Account or
Note, are hereby notified to make mme d late
payment to the Assignee.
HENRY r. TORBERT.
Elkton, April 90 lS6l-tf,
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Lumber! Lumber! Lumber!!!
100 ono FEET SIDING, sawed 6, I
IoO ,OOO and inches wide.
Panel, Selects Cuttings White Pine and Hem
soek Fencing, Joist, Scantling Lathes and Shin
giles. and general assortment of Lumber in the
rough.
iy' Low for the Cash, or approved pnper, BY
holland i CO.,
Sept !. 1850. Port Deposit, Md.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
- g.
B A 1T I'M ORE RAILROAD.
CARS LEAVE ELKTON

CARS LEAVE ELKTON,
For iltmorc: For philadelphia:
list Train, 1920 4. ". LIST Train, s.25 A ".
End LIE 81. End 1920 r. NJ.
Srd Il IL night 3rd 7IO p NJ
IA BESIDES which regular rans there will be Pas
Car attached to the Through Freight train which
xill pass >nnthnTd at 900 oclck p: NJ taking passeu-
gers for Havre de Grace and all the interne liate
stations. BENZ WELLS
April %, 1861. Agent.
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MEMS Lace Boots and Byagaus; Boysr CoIi
1Fl Monroes Boys Oxford Ties; Boys Broran,
DC. received this week, and for safo by
March o, 1861. $685. RE MAY
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IUANOES.-Pe.Hvian, California, and n.
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 3, 1860 d. SCOTT x BRO.
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Hats. Hats. Hats.

BANANA Hats; Macka mia. Hats Straw
l. llhts' Cheap bcghorn Hats, just received
AMI for sale by R.F. MAY,
May 4, 1891. In the I" uollow.u
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NI1LL FEED for ssle By
LfI apr 80. JOHN PARTRIDGE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

mon and suef sbaa. az. Ubi6aeo spring atsi 10 de-.
nvered; aoq0 DO. Milwaukee club At Sl,29@t.l25 Ia
Stpre and delivered; i,51Q do, white California AZ
81 itg al de Wlhter rcd Noeternf ht &i,3f IN etorei
b d Amber Jersey AZ ,55i 800 do while western
500 do prime white 9enesse AZ Si.& and a,l0O do
winter rcd llliniia At Sl.2s.
RNE-Quiot 81 63en6oc.
HALEY -IaimOderAte request and priaes with
sales ilOO bush state at 7O97lei 1900 do. Canada
East at eac.
C0ltN-A moderate supply offering and market
a Hhade frmer Sales are $500 bus % 6da--c tor
primo old mixed western N store daoac deveredt
6l@6iSe new mixed western at railroad depot and
delverodi CSC white southern In storei 6Oc inferior
yellow SOUTHERN sa86sc damaged old mixed western
In store.
OATS-Firm and in fair request at S2H@s4e for
WtElefh Statn an q Qahhta, asl4( (e2i hegtase
PORK-A tribe lower. Mess dull. Sales are
500 bblS at Sls6l'k9sl 1910 for mess; tl2 900
prime.
HREF-Pricea nomiRallY unchanged The sales
efo2D bblaa1 ~ io - % c1nE try uinAi u, ,l9d, p
for country mesal Ss,O09lO0o repaeked meaS 5000
PlssME MSS BEEFL Dun and bOSAinally
e RSsRE HAREsTePi't and arm Ftil'siSo state
SjTjT MRATs-steday with moderate demand.
Sales srs 600 p e. q s'fese AhoulderIi s@skc for
HOG '--Firmsr. Sales at s,7sa7,OO for corn fod
and dressed; s., soGs6,S 90 for live weight
q hkIl . d iTtOt STEADY and as6ssOSs sOatn. sales
III 81 y s'lll4F st r. l9sei'o for OhiOi
SHRRsR- Steady At s@lOo for inferior %
prime.