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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
The Killed at Carthage,

SIX fam!'ie arrived here yesterday from the
Immediate a"IXhborhoud OF Carthage, Mo.
Ihcy are confident that the ssC,ssInnist. lost
RTtee,, Hundred 5ae,a in the battle. They say
4, lock irom FRIDAY TILL the next THURSDAY
might to bury the dead and ;, me OF the sns.n
lsoW here engaged 10 the burial
About SIX hundred We're found on the orig
lla. battle field. aud he rest scattered alonr
lne whole line of retreat, especially in the
'mber through which oigel made his final
escape.
THIS statement differ~ materially from Col
>iGc.s oticIal report. but II must be reruem-
berrd that he ha> not been over the field since
Tie tiSht.
\ large "uu,'1cr Of ? ople have left JAS
per coaEty since he battle. The Union men
coming 20 Kansas and The trliinr, going TO
Arkansas -Lsarc.,rlrlt Conservative, T..tg 2l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

vices were at once called into reqristion.
ti"Setnur Curtin, ef Pennsy wanna, tr,ed to
secure the benefit Of his eapexience III or
ganiztng the yoiu&teers froIa that STATE. but
the tender Of the MAJOR G,neralSh p. of the
Ono forces reached him first and he al once
accepted it.
On May 14' b, he received a commission rs
MAJOR General IN the United stat Is arnas
and has. until within few days, had ctsn-
mand al the department of Ohits, which com
prISes all of the States OF Illinois Iudiana
and One. and that part of Virginia lying
north Ell the Great kanawha River aud west
OF the Crews iirter River and lile MARYLAND
line with 80 much OF Pennsylv Dia AS lies,
west ot n line drawn from the Mary land line
10 rhe northeast corner OF Nckean county
He has Rns. 1t Is said. been. called. TO the
command of the department of the Potoine G
In place OF G-n Mcdowell. Gen. McClellan's
recs1is successful aud brih mt campaign IN
western Virginia inspires high degree OF
coincidence I'D him military I-ader. r. 4 II
Is believed thai he vii fully retrieve the re-
cent disaster at Bulls Run 1T no distant day
Is must not be- I;.sen for granted that he
would snsceed To the Commander in hief
OF the army, should that p sItiou unfortun-
afely become vacant. because he Is next III
rank 10 Gen. Scott. THIS office is filled by
special appointment, seniority having weight
only incidentally.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
The News.

We give ia our present issue further details
of the receut action at Manassas. The cesnSi-
ties on the part of the Federal troops were
not So great as reported. There appears to
have been q great fault, somewhere, on th'
part of the commanders. No troops could
have fought better than those in the Federal
army Oh that occasion. w here the fault la.
we can not tell, and we are not disposed 10
bestow censure wrongfally hence we leave
ii tor those better qualified than ourselves Il
determine whe was in fault The ciamor
: On To Richmond" from the New 1ork
Tribune and few other papers of like die
tatorial proclivities, together with the impor.
tuuitIcs Of members of Congress, has undoubi-
eddy had much to do In bringing on an eu :
gagemeat without suitable preparations. IT.
however, this reverse shall silence the ciamo
OF officers, newspapers, and minor lntuenccs,
so much as To leave the management of the
army to those to whom 1t property belongs,
1t may prove victory, after all. worth more
~ the country than the occupancy of Ma
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Letters from the War.

We are permitted to copy the following let
tiers from Thomas MALoyEY and LEONARD
TEEGEA to their families since the battle AT
Manassas. BY some they VIII be read with
grief, by all with sorrow at the repulse OF
our troops. The fate of those mentioned as
missing will cause much anxiety until they
are heard from. but it is hoped they safe.
and ere this with their companies. In such
repulse 1t Is not surprising that some should
have lost their positions aud wandered from
;hcr companies, and we trust all will yet re-
turn safe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
LETTER FROM LEONARD TREGEA.
ARLINGTON HIGHTS, VA,
LII,

ARLINGTON HIGHTs, VA,
July %. 1861.
DEAE E: Before you receive this you
will have heard that our troops have had a
fight. We have bad a severe one, aud had to
retreat. am glad TO say that few of our
company were injured. Only one, William
smith. James Gregory and William Loofbor-
row are ye, missing, but we are in hopes
they will yet come III. James Gregory has
been seen since the fiyh, by one of our men.
Phillip Lawrence is wounded ia TIE breast,
but Will get we'll. Lieut.. LaFleiche has &,
slight wound in the shoulder. Lieut.. Bishop
- safe and well. All the boys except those
have mentioned safe and we'll
Yours, dc, LEONARD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

ARRIVAL OF GES. FREMo>T.-Maior General
Fremont arrived In this ci.v Yesterday morn.
lng. accompanied by his staff and some Ger
man aud Italian officers. 4 meeting Of atnI>
officers belonging 10 this Department Wa
had at twelve O'clock yesterday, To coufa.
with he Gene al on Important business H.
conn ctlon with our gallant Union army O
Missouri. Tbe army now has an adj hpa.
IN IN city and We expect Ia SEE buslnes.
Conducted with much more dispatch aud les
useless tormaitY. We hope Cen Lvon'-
wants wall be no longer II elected, bit tina
he wiil have a much improved cominisSar :.
and prompt reniorcements Of men to enab
nun 10 cope with the 5000 rebels that ;.r
now Concentrating upon the south wester.
border Z !cel confident that military 1914
ters IN this section Will now move. aud max
ny Tor Tie Unnecessary delay thar red tap,
dhd brass buttons tor Soule weeks :4ci. oeca
stoned. Gen. Fremont = history Is "A guar. te-
at noihIng can be put eff Till t"-InprTpn
thar can be Gope to-day" We are fighting
1--we enemy, and can't do it successfully i.
We ." 10 sleep over is.-St Louis Democrat OF
the .l6ai.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
From The JlnesvilIe Gazet.
Major George B. Nc Clellan.

Next in rank To Lieut. Cen Scott stands
Major Gen. George b. Mcclellan. III Is hard
~ thirty n |e years OF age, having been born
LII Philadelphia on December 81, 1926. AT
the age OF sixteen he entered The military
aeademy a West Point, graduating with the
class OF 1916, with The ank of brevct second
engineers, Until the Mexican war, however,
ne. had no opportunity of Distinguishing him
self, and then . for gallant and neritorIous
CONDUCT IN the battles OF CoutreEIs and Cheru-
'usco. as the orders expressed 1t, he was bre-
vetttd first Lieutenant. " For gallant and
merltOrIous conduct in the battle of Moline
del Rey, on Sept 8, lS41, he YVES offered =.
orevet captanCF, winch he declined. He
was advanced to this rank. however, subse-
qIently, for gaQan: and meriiorIous conduct
"a the battle OF GAepulieprc," and received
Dhe command of Il company Of sappers min
ers aud pontnnlers in May, ISIS.
Al the close OF the Mexican war he return.
ed 10 West Point, where he remained on duty
with the sappc'S and miners until 1851. Du-
eng TINS time he introduced the bayOuet ex-
REESE into the army, and translated and
daptel a manual which la, since become a
ext book for the service.
Dung the sulncr aud fall Of 1851, he SUI
DerIntended the G,tAsi rucLion Of Fort Dria-
vare,aui IN the succeeding ~priMg was assign
"a 20 duty under Major r. g. Marcy. IN the.
expedition for the exploration Of the Red
I'er Thence he or,sereI directly 10
texas a seHiOr engineer. on the staff of Gen
Per-IftT T. Smrh, and was engaged for some
nuntns IN surveying the rivers and harb0r>
q th.it State. Ia 1853 he was ordered 10 tnc
,'lc' t,c coast cotuuI,'id Of the western di-
VISION OF the ,'t-ycy ot the North Pacific rail-
-uai route. lie rcturned to the east IN 1851
duty connected with the pactic survey
md was engaged also IL secret service 10 the
~ irg.tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
~pOrtsiasa7a's EhcDOz.

I'VE rSigned having again opened Shop
i III Mineral Point, can be touGd the corner Of
Hlgh ana Chcsnut streets, opposite Miitous Bluca.
He would announce to his old customers. friends
and the public generally that Ae is prepared all
and any kind of work in his line lie viii also keep
U y s + . Il SALE
OF the best quality, which he will be as
goDd tho best.
Gun MATERIALS or ALL KINDS
aept constantly hand and for sale Ammunition
and Elastic. Powder OF sne best quality and in fact
.imost every thing wanted by spprtsLuen. lie will
make to order his oeleb. sttcd
DOUBLED BARRtII4ED RIFLES
10Th barrels t. shoot with pair Of Sig Single
jArrcl Rides OF every desert ptiou, &c.
lie trusts by close attention to business TO merit
he COL tinsted patronage cf the public
T.. :. SPKAGUE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
FROM THOMAS HALONEY.

July 23d 1861.
DEAR Nv have just returned from
a hard fought battle said to be the hardest
ever fought on this continent The 81 Wis
cousin was in the hottest of it, and did thci r
duty. Not a man but felt willing to die Tor
bis country. LaFleiche, Philip Lawrence
and Chris kesSler were wounded, bat are
doing Well; nothing serious Want o: ulln :
agement on the part of our officers COMPELLED
forces to retreat, but it was Conducted in
such a manner that camp stampede was ere
ated. Capt. Allen showed himself brave
man, often catching loaded muskets our of
mems hands and running up in the face of
the enemy and firing upon them. Keep up
good spriis-ail will be we'll. Between TO-
90 and 10000 men on our side engaged from
1000 10 $1,000 men covered by masked ia, :
ieries. We, however, gave them all they
wanted. 1t was no defeat, although we bad
- retreat. 1t IS thought this engagement
viii be the means OF giving Us Richmond and
Manassas If SO, il VIII not be long before We
shall be able to rout the enemy from their
present strongholds. Respects to ALL
THos. MALoyEY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
a CAR

Messrs -CoRBs.s SUppUTH. Attorneys &c Mineral
hnf, take this thnd OF assuring their clients and
Puolc, that the tact OF the Senior partner having
receive 4 military commission. and
Elcr % the country. will in Interfere with
the regular business Of thu firm But that having
secured the services of GEORGE MULKS, ESQ a Law
yer OF experience and ability they wall CONTINUE the
practice a. heretGtore, anthey respectfully claim
share of the public patronage
All unsettled business with the laje firm of Cobh Z
Messinore, or of dob. NrsSf.pre Il Suiduth can be.
cseu op ~ once upon application the alice and
All demands against either of said firms will be
promptly paid II dema.l
Mineral Point May 81 1861 Diam
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

WISCONSIN REGIMExr>- Six Regiments of
Wisconsin, volunteers are now in The field
he sixth having LETT on Sunday last. These
are al that have been equipped and drilled.
hut two more regiments are enrolled and
offered. and Will be immediately called into
camp AMI made ready for the service They
have already been accepted by the Govern
fuCut.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
MILLINERY STORE.

e. Rs. I. DANEY woulI respectfully announce
We TO the ladies' Of Mineral Point aud vicinity
tn.e she has opened stop door To- JOS
j. Dtvey'S Jewelry store, where she Is prepared To
30 all kinds OF work iii her line in tho best manner on
snort notice and reasonable terms. The ladies' Of
Mineral Point and surrounding county are invited
10 give her = call.
.Ialy Sth, 1861. 2ItH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
EASsltONABLE
BARBERtNG AND HAIR DRESSING

VIE subscriber having recently opened q. shop in
l. the rom adjoining the iueraI Point Book
store ~ prepared e. wait upon customers hour
OF TIE day SHAVING. SHANPDDNfNG HAIR
DRESSING &c, done ii the best manner and most
tashlpnable styles.
by strict attention to his business and ardent esi re
10 Please, he hopes to MORT and sha of the
pair mage OF the citiZenS Of Mineral Point
Gentlemen, please call and 5iva him 4 trial.
49, M.P. TURNER.
Mineral Point, June Sd 1861 24-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

IS The correspondent Of the Madison
Jo'""aL writing from Washington an account
OF tie fight. uses the following language in
reference TO Capt. T-S- ALLEN
Much credit IS due 10 Capt ALLEN, of the
Miners Guards, and Capt. MCkEE, of the
Grant County Greys. These officers remain
ed upon the field ralIying their men aud
brought them away to the MulnbeI of about
three hundred to the camp. Capt. ALLEN m
particular went back over the field after the
general stampede had taken place and called
the lscon,ln men to fall IN, and succee,fcd
In getting the number above stated into line.
and safe lnio camp fully armed and equipped
Good tor Tom ALLEN ] would not " !llInyl>
oestoW praise upon any one at the expense o
another, but thiS tact hlS been So of en- re-
itrreu to thaI cannot retralu from mentlun-
ing 1t. No doubt others IN our regimen. arr.
entitled 10 equal credit for bravery. If So IL
VIII cheerfuliy be awarded 10 them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
$40 REX ARD.

KAY Ed, from the subscriber, living y; LAFAYETTE
- county, town of Fayetts three miles south west
81 Tue vilIag- OF f2yette, two two od Colts:
Mare colt, cream coiored black down her back
two dark stripes down her shoulders biak m me nd
tail, black feet and legs, had bell when she lett
Lhe other Bay Colt With y star IN ais forehead
White on the end "t has nose and little white
land foot. They were first missed on tn. VT inst
Inc above reward viii be paid to any returning
tht borc colts !" me, PETER ETE.ERIDGE.
Eayette, June Dist 1861. 23,4.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

(EN. JonNsroS's REBEL AKuY.-It ap-,a ar,
that Gen. J"hu,l"t cnii.rueuced to move IN
arm pom Winchester on " ines lay uigh.
nth and iSib, ;.king all except some 1000
irgInia Militia, who We're lett 10 keep u
APP earaucc>' and deluie Patterson II
main column crossed the Shenandoah ut Mi
Ford. and Sinking the Manassas Gtp Ra,
Road at Front Royal he made an easy june
ton with Beaureg.rl the tprces under Ia
command on " e,inesday. h-t2re !le LEFT VIM
chester, are Sound to have been rs follow, :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
CAUff ION,

LII persons are forbidden to dig, mine or remove
~ mineral from the west-h;lif Of the north west
quarter OF section ), Town D tanyc > the town of
Linden, owned by Rule iblin, under pain OF being
deal with according to law.
JANES RULE.
w .I4f. !sABLIN.
Linden, June 5th, 1861 25-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
LOST DOG.

S'TRAYED OR STOLEN from the sphscriho- -;
y Mineral Point. Friday evening last a sinai |
ack and Tan RAT TERRIER, with crappet .nr
dad on brass collar. Whoever wi return SAID do,
to the undersigned shall be literally rewarded
- y. q. ANSLEY.
Mineral Point, July Ist 1861. 2gtf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

LATER.-Letters have been received 10 the
2lth LooFBoREow and SMITH had arrived
safely In camp. GREGORY had been seen
since the battle, but had not Vet come IN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
TIL. RHODE ISLAND TROOPS.

In The Rhode Island regiments, two hun
cred and twenty are killed, wounded and
missing l visited these regiments this AT err
no"n. and the gloom thai bags over them is
pa intul Instead If the admlrlng thousands
W no were wont to witness their evening pa
rilde. bu. a few stragglers were seen and on
The place where their splendid batteries were
planted. there is but single gun. The
Rhode Island FIRST hope to get home io-mor-
row, but the Second viii remain, they being
hree Years men
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
b A RB A RITY.

4 surgeon who was on duty Cd the field Of
battle. left some thirty wounder under a tree
while he Went to officer. Among them
were several whose limbs lie had amputated
On his return he found that the rebels had
Killed almost all of the thirty. among them.
those " hohad suffered amputatIon. The sur.
geoE haS testified to these facts himself
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Tue SEVESTT-FIgST,

The New York Seventy. irst were conn
f"rtable III their quarters this afternoon rhis
Is one OF the regiments reported cut up, and
yet three only are known To be killed and II
missing, VIII" are supposed to be prisoners
Tins 'egment leaves for New York tferiap
the night. A number of the wounded are on
ly slightly so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Marble SV DIRK.

sNNCftRAGE home manufacture. The subscriber
respectfully informs tie citizens Of Mineral Point
ANA vIcsAIty. tat e j. PREPARED execute ali kinds
OF PLAIN Au6 ornamental Nonuufs Hts. s0uIi., Grave
stones iron Vernon and other mart Die, = hIs
shop III GA street, Mineral Point.
FRANCIS WHITE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Foundry a. Machine shop.

COMMERCE STREET, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
~ Thc subscribers nasng leased for term OF
years. the shop and Foundry formsriy occupied br
VIM. Llayon, would inform the public hat they
prepared to build Iepar al kinds of Machinery
generally wanted in this section OF the country.
With uew tools and Increased facilities for doing
work, &nd having been Ion. engaged in the business
of Engineers and Machlnests in various shop.
throughout the United STATES. trust that shat
be able To give entire satisfaction to al who
favor Us with their patronage.
We will attend to setting up and starting Steam
Engines, and other machinery. All kinds OF
CASTINGS In IRON OR BRASS
done on the shortest possible notice. Also Turning
md Fitting reasonable terms be III
any city in the Wes'.
Wagon Boxes, Sleigh Shoes and Pipe Boxes kept
hand and furnished at " Holesale I Retail.
k.nping, Moving, and Threshing Machines, anc,
other
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS RErAIRED
with neatness and dispatch.
All orders tor machinery or repairs promptly
attended 10, and all work warranted.
lin LANYON,
y FUhlNTON-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
News from WASHINGTON,

Washn ton. july "a washington presents
different scenes to-day from those of yester.
day. Most Of the regiments which returned
TO this side Of the river are back IN their old
Camps and are rapidly getting INTO their for.
mer coudie ton. while several are marching
through the streets fully equipped, and with
their old complement of men. This afternoon
wagon loads OF arms. camp materials, etc :,
came i''fo their regiments aud were unload, ID
Many OF the arms were picked up ON The rnad
ana look rs though they had beeu through
several wars
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
A NEW CANNON.

\ model of a new breech- loading cannon,
si,ni To h;sse been pronounced by Gen. Amber
son vastly superior 10 any in ser"ic, has been
"a exhibition to-day, and will be shown to-
nAorrow to Gen. Scott and Secretary Cameron.
h Is claimed to be capable of firing eight
hundred shots an hour, to require one-ihird
less men to man 1t, aud to be two hundl ed
per cent. safer 10 the cannoneeas than those
how III use.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Keep E'srsAe :

ATN. MAUGER, manufacturer of and dealer IN all
~ kind, Of tlock,, Watches, Jesriry, silver and
lated Ware, has Jiist received lAtGe and well
selected assortment al
CLOCKS AND WATCHES. SILVER
AND PLATED WARE,
nbraciny every variety wantoi in this taaaet which
y vii sell ~ prices a. low be Afforded in the
Vest.
Every article OF his STOCK selected with great
are, ana can be relied upon, good as the best.
Repairing done 10 order, and all work warranted.
lie hopes, Dy strict attention 10 business merit
= -nsre OF the patronage oI the puDlic, which he
Go>t especially -Oiicits
Mineral Point. March -, 1860 1917
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30

SIC. an
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST lst,
At the Court House Tickets Is ceats children 10
cents Concert CONNIE nccs II 5 o'clock.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
Juvenile Concert.

NJ (. kEMMERER. assisted by 10 pI&p5ls will give
WI musical entertainment or nisceI Etneous Iau-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
GEN. PATTERSON DIyISIox.

The troops under General Patterson are re-
"ried IN good health and spirits, notwah-
'anding the fatlguing march across the
FOUNTAINS. Thet were their way her e.
when ordered t" Harper Ferry. All the men
re decided IN their dislike Of General Pa :
ers"n. HIS deposit ion, aud the appoint mept
t Gepera. Banks AT their head, wiH be g.o-
rlouS news.
Intelligence of the. defeat a; Btll's Run
produced disheartshing and, sickening ef-
,ect upto to-day thirty three companies Of
District volunteers have been mustered out 0.
service, their time being expired.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
RE3AAcING TUE LOST ARTILLERY.

Fhe field artillery Il at was lost will be i'm
medIately replaced. Rthed batteries will be
forwarded mt once by the states of Massachu-
seits. Rhode ISLAND. Pennsy lvaaia aud Con-
neciicui, and the " hltworth rilf,.h batteries,
presented by patriotic citizens abroad, will
also be brought on.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-30
SECOND MAINE REGIMENT.

With TIE exception of the New York Fire
L"uavss }, appears that the Second Maine
Regiment lost the most men ia the recent
tlGst. tnrsy being killed and some hundred
missing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-24
8sBiaa) at TIE Atarkets.

4a4 III CREscsHT OFFICE, No. 10 GAnp srRErr,a
Thursday Morning, October "a 1861. {
Il CoTTas :... VIZ did not hear of sale to-day.
ToBAcoo 4. Nothing reported.
SUGAR About 175 hhds sold in small lots at
2ac. for Inferior, 3@sa for Common to Good Com
mon, 7a@7a and s for Choice to strictly Choice
Clarified Yellow and ss@9tc. o n. for Seconds.
4 MoLAssEs, N. The sales embrace 1000 bbls. at
the advanced rate of 2o@22c. for Prime to Choice
also, 100 half bbls. at 22o. for Common and 24aa
24a and 25c. u gallon for Prime to Choice.
!. FLous. Tuesdays and yesterdays sales EN-.
brace about 45oo bbls, in several lots, at so
and 80 IS for Snperfne, 50 Is for Low Extra and
slo@slo as and $40 u for Good and Choice Extra.
ss ooRs. 1921 sacks White sold at 81 and Gal
yellow. at 81 o5 % bushel.
3 PosE Mess is retailing at s45 10 bbl
4 BACON Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c., and
sugar-c Cured at 25c. % tb.
# LARD. Prime in terces and in kegs is retailing
at2T@2se. % ib.
WHISKY. Rectifed is retailing slowly ats5c. u
gallon.
siussY BAGS, .ll5 bales sold at 22c. and 154
in two lots at =.