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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-09
By Aiexander Nett. Aact'F.

Il HATS, &c.-Will be sold at auction, ut my
store, on TUESDAY, April eth. commencing ct 10
o'clock. lot Of second hand Furnitnre, ssoves,
Mats, sc; whiskey. Brandy, Soap, Candles, ca
gars, Painted Buckets, Washstands, &C.; W atches.
sps ~N amy ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, ct auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued unt!l further
yewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale TO commence ct o'cIkP n.
ia 33-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'P
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Of Mosonic Temple.
NARRIsoNRCRa. Va. April

'Iorrespondence Of the Richmond DisPatch.1
t-afkgr Secession Flag RdiSed-DGdicdttou
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NEWS.
Reported for the Richmsnd Dispatch.

(special Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
CHARL ESTON.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es.

y TATE, ON THE OLD RICHMOND TURN
PIKE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.-As Commission
er appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
in the styled Carter staples Administra-
tor and ais will sail at public auction, upon the
IF fair if mot the next fair day thereafter com.
mencing at A o'clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
in the Proceedings mentioned, to wit: A TRACT
OF LAND in the county of Henrico, on the west
side Of the old Richmond Turnpike. adjoining tho
lands of Lotten N. Elicit and others, and contain
ing 1453 acres.
TgRMs.-One fourth cash; the remainder upon
credit of IL, and syears, the purchaser exc.
cutting bonds with good security, with interest
payable semi-annuaily) and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid, and
a conveyance directed by the Court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Com'r.
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HTirB os cSA TS L h4INhiTEREaE4FaaRH tf
TIMES WEEK-TUESDATo,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. Fl. W. 0UI.
Boat FAME. Capt. w. h. PAlsoHs.
Boat -, Capt.
BY careful Captains and hands, and leave promvt~
II * advertised. For freight. apply 70
GUY 3 COZ, Agents.
fe It's At Cox's shed. Dock street.
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A,A ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER
S4:SA Il NALuAR BILE REAL. AND PERSON u

1E.hfH1 PROPERTY, FOR EA Ely virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond. entered the 2sd day Of January 1851,
the undersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
ed for the purpose, will sell at public auction,
April next f fair; If not the next fair day, be-
ginning at II O'clock A; M, and continuing from
perty, real and personal, belonging to the ASH
LAND HOTEL and MINERAL WELL COMPANY,
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RESTAURANTS, 90.
GREAT EIRE AT yARNA, TO-xl0RT. q
VI MECHANICS HALL. ~ A-hs
~ ANTlflCIAL TG9fNs.-fHI

.oa. - ss. ss ~ sas;sSs3 e "a
absolute superierity over al oshee ne1heos, -
with confidence commend u ~ those ae.lstAe All
or partial sets Of testh. and espsoinfy 49, q -
The perfect adapeaiioa Of the plate 70 tne 4eaos
and tAs suction thereby sesSrsds saeei9e ~ =
ihod having bees sdoptsa ~ thoes sAnetn4 NH.
81 In The profession. North and esgt1 49,
Moe virhins 10 sse lAen. SETS of I4eth, ~ eel4
o any olhsf plate, VIII, & ssraA ~ 80 -
trsotinf Ana al other epsfstje1s gen1lY al IL.
roughly performed. fssth smnsoeee4 ~ xk1os
~ oa:s % nais ssrsss. opyostls CesistAiAa
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NyOTiCE.-Ws have order for No. hklck
IN MASON. Any one hsvlngs quaiiaed Mason
10 sell, will inferm US. giving sRs, appearance,
n is-ts PULLIAN / CO.. Aust's.
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BY EDwARD 7. Cannon. their Connsel.
Richmond, March ~, lsoo. NH lS--iAwAw
ELlAIM Pk0PYLAMINk. FOR KHKU-
IL MATlSM-Thts valuable agent Il now pre-
scented In form ready for immediate use. hish
will commend ttssif 70 the suffering patient. ena
70 the medical prAettttaner who may feel disfoeeo
10 test its valuable remedial powers. Il Win hA
seen by the circular that accompanies u, that ~
has stood the most rigid test ct the Penney
EDWARn r. ROBINSON.
Al s-lm oh and ffaakltn strsefa.
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AUCTION 9AI00.
FUTURE DAY..


By James M. Taylor q Son, Auct's.
DER EMPTORY ACCTlON sAdE OF T., A
i VALUABLE FARM. WITH gRlsT MILL
T5TE aaK 81 c FSssrsFs k wTa EhNs
afMSnns as rk9s T TIE sfM cfh.s4
tention. win proessa 70 sell At public auction.
upon the premises. on wEDYEs DAY, the LIST day
Ct Nay. commencing at II o'clock n. the
the new Central Road, in Henrico county, y
miles from tho city. The properly will be sub
ist. The HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres OF
highly improved land upon which there has been
seeded 2s bushels of wheat and ten acres Of which
The improvements are comfortable twe-story
Dwelling. containing rooms, with the necessary
out houses, such rs stable, barns, sheds, &C. al
ID. A tract Of LAND containing about 80 acres,
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, and an abundance or mari easy OF access
sd A tract OF LAND containing about 70 acres,
known the Mill Tract. upon which there is z
pond which has an excellent trade, and Is Q hne
location for any one desiring to engage In the Ice
Immediately after the sale Of the Real g.
| tate, will be sold the entire stock of CROPS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and many other arti'
cles too numerous to mention in adv ertisement
TERMS OF SALE.-For the real estate, cash
the balance upon credit of 8, u and y months
| cured by a trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to b
| paid by the purchasers For the personal PROP.
erty, all sums Of $50. and under. cash; over tina
Bile notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, reference is made to thu
subscriber, on 18th, between main ana Erankhi
| streets. or to the auctioneers.
| The usual crops will be seeded, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the day 9d sale" RopEp
Jas. N. TAYLOR Il Sou, Aucts.
| P.S.-A plat of the property can be seen at thu
Office OF the Auctioneers. rurx SON
| yyAJUARI.E LOT AMI COTTAGE RE
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BY Redwood 4 Reach, Aucs'rs,
IA MAIN STRRBT.)

large SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS
IL AND GROCERIES, AT NO. 81 MAIN ST.
We will sell, at our store, on TUESDAY, 9th
April, at 10 O'Clock
80 bbls choice brands RYE WHISKEY:
SO cases very superior Bottled OLD BYE
.WHiSkEY;
French, Apple, Ginger and Cherry BRAN.
DY;
10000 good brand CIGARS;
GROCERIES, &c.
The trade IL particularly invited to this sale.
APPS REDWOOD Il KEACH, Aucts.
Will be added to the above, about
800 pieces assorted STONE-WARE.
apo r. 4 K, Auct.
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barrel. 4 B SWfi; s Wckf III n: q.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE

nor HIKE-A first rate MAN COOK by the
r month, also a BOY we'll qualified for the
dining room. apply at
CLARKE 4 SIMPSONS Shoe Store,
No. 4s Main st., opposite st. Charles Hotel.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-07
UREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV. l. 1861.

D'ak.Eas7a rs ~, nan liz n 0os;S, =
Ihs 4rs-s s.3be.as 10 tie R-5,.f -. ".
..s nsaa'1rsiic Ca73it4Ate f- caasl rr-s :.
elt.ste3, n, II !: 3su5ita!. - :
tslntE More. Cath9lse P-iss-. TX t-4,z-.
.o:'l1:'a = IL GoTaraR1; = lis = Us
s'1-sds Il ioa Wsssrn u.-. r H. s.
"a. c-15'on AMI 047- Mega rissfa- VI
IkrNEoX. y +. Ns1. ..
Dc State Las gs.se Dsz1e1ra1i-. Tie -e,s.-,
az NJ. 81 u tat i i o=.ialu Ii IT. De-
I'At. have : Rza}a.ity ia 10th t-srsc4,a. AZ -.
L-s'sAA11rs. TIE footing Dow sre-Sna,a y
p-15''ca's 10 Republicans. Hons. . D.-.a.-..s
- HsE1 9-lts--s. aai Jn.g1
M!1T4T5.t NJ :.
Tins eity and cyaatv -r5~ 3=Gn Dzzss-s.;; :,
i.Aa}1tHy- Tt -s:-ros. s. fsr. looic.re -
t-+.-i-'a Q. hirT=E Republican. ~ : large n
.'liF II i i6v9s5i i-e tscl= R-Isa tlses- t;es
g 4 =.cie3. Tt rzazsTai Of Ft157, !. ,s, :. "a.
'sF3> .: s,o7s-sa,s.o-
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE IMMEDIATE OR
GANZATI0N OF ONE COMPANY OF ARTILLERY
FOR TIE SERVICE OF THE STATE

Il = .e.e5y ena>te4 BY Ne ti4ea' Asse-tly q Star
IeTrso.! folJ9l,s
So ! TIE covert. : L-rvt, al;}ze,l a.-l .-i-.,
u ras organize. al1r and e!aiF aDi e: :. e'i
Ron kr setTe -erioe nay te eouraBy q
I li-t: arsille-y.
SIC The service sid company shall %.
exceed hundred and thirty in number and the! shall he
aeboiio and fetEeI aes .xen-y add forty wears
they stall h e-e! e. ;he PERIOD Q: cbee wears unless
5 so7ns- discharged
SEC 3 The sad c.zE@ly shall i- cc-lel IN lie Raj
similar cl1Ea-jes otoerei IL The regular erToe
Of tie Criei and TIE oo1nce-i oczrs shall t-
appointed and commissioned BY tie governor and tie
and c;her officers shall b elected by the sad o1sBy
/ Sea SAID Company shall be supplied with such gun,
and howge-s lros exceeding number the guerDo.
stall think f aid with such osher used IL
lsr cenEaa5es in tt regular service 4 tie United S.ates
sBc ), Tie -oyerrsr : directed 10 procure the guns
boEEers and eher aforesaid with the neoe.aTY
rags. ater c4>s.l- or- wasols and other my lese1.
thre:o inn tie government II tie United STATES
I possible che-Els provide tie a1i all c:ler 1t ne
-eedtal 81 tie expense q this s.-s
SET & E-eh g5oe7 AID rn4.ltt- Of sad company shall
.rco1 the tine O hls aF4ine-; enlistment: lie suie
under the aaAa7,y Of the -2g-or the rules and re-ua
-;o1s ai tic articles provided cr the government tie
armies q The Intel >Eaa~ taT as The SANE ba = aE
pl}able-
SCI . Si company shall he l4tl@ tie order O: t1~
governor % ser1e tie C1.ta3 STATES
Sc ;, Tie Commissioned aloers q: sal onFany sal
ece.ve Tie SANE pay 2ri aa7arces provided r sir
ar o4o-s IN liz regular ssre q :be United STATES aid
tie e1cer- al. pr'4-es shall -te3ga tt
av ra,.QIs a... ags r-oT3de n tie regular
.ice Z tie Tit. States f. 1ior~ AMI Frvaas # th
r.ce ac -4ve- 0.-s ~ l35l.l Il 3s:s :lt1et. ADJ
sai1 uEany st.ii 1 lh ta into Tie seETse g: the
q C1ei >a.e. - thereof Who cl4es q Is
II sac snail receive tie al AID Ae, IN The support
II ,1e- families: al n e. Tic limitations and 1sy
/. ur1Ts1el 4.s ut1er Sci
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tE/A,T 70 EXPEDITE INTERLuCCTQRI PRO
CEEDINGS ~ COURTS OF LAW

is h4-e5y e,.e,e! @ II. G7ea! 4sses'ty q re >n,s
u Ft-r.ng. Is f5l.gt-:,
Sc !. Any Judge q sLe supreme ooa: Aa,to'I.s: =
preside lie ccer:y Il sny csunty, y Il rearl
IL sacA c31aty p-1r D.oa - lie parties Or Their a.,
.crDeys lake Any order ccooerns iae frnshn. elir
ing tail OF The 6.- aae-n. declaration. and penc>
in anv cause yola- IL such our and ssch order teng
,era3 u ne 3akr: e s1ch shall fvc IT, -,
a i nzic II Urn II
SEQ : Any Judge IL, n.y. Lave -liOs,l 4Iy tji.
cep::o1 il al nay De upon r.o;.ee tc IT,
r.artia: y her .,--eys a1sHA s oo-rcct any cIrs-
rniss.a-e. ii .ue 5 O. exoepiss according The
al a1y time te:ore such y heard ii The ran
eur, although ,he q 3ce q such ind-r may :: h
tine q such su1eDl,peH. i-sve expired
SEC 3 I; an Judge .hose da,. !: IA, Z. slsn ,-
see any bill Of cxoeptoa> s4l within ihir, days a..
ter any term q cl-, de t.coe ur.bc oca
business without bayn, signed settled any oil Of excel
tons .aken such am oiheT Judge q The .aIEee
court NAV. within sixty DAVIS after seh p.er
rsoiio 10 The parties tier attorneys. settle aHi sn suci
bill e exceptions which shall tbs.elron have the
a. -ersled AMI signed BY the Judge presiding ia saea
So :. This shs'l ;1s- ga; frs = Ee~sc:.
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IL fhe G9re7,ar OF the Nae If se--p.e,.;


''enoT Q" the state an Ftnfn u TT % Tie @' q 12f
A''i sF. n '0T capacity q a-' A=e- = 'se''e " *
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t. .ber ,~,ns;g- i; -l sat. = y-r,,- ,.e,3 >. ,-ee
up, the ;p,;e q -, arz,,-rr. lz,r having executed NV
bond 70 the -.- - y-nr, xii, ,i 7rs,-s IN The sum II
twenty Thousand dollars with III understanding ,is, be Yer
rr,- regiments TIN ---l raid r ts r--r}a-, q tie at
jn,re-- .ri Womb await nv arrival "a a themselves 4 the
ADVANTAGES o he a,ncv Bu found such knowledge Lad 10.
tie siers and thai they lad generally awaited tb
selves q he onlv avenues on 70 them III ~eyn- hone their
Doly Many had eu5 bv PIRATE tyarr. rany By mail
By express and in other vars However esry '~o
Thousand dollars committed ~ 7bc fce anf men
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-Tbe Aiiss Q; Mootpeiitr AID ''e-nii::
xbo sr desirou. Of aiding IN making Eis'en.
for the soldsers. are requested TO n'ee' 81 'h'e
bars AZ c. W. waAra, FRAY sf'sEnoaa- ~
En- iust.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29
Daily Produce Market.

FLoUR-Tbere is no change of Importance in
the market; the demand is moderate, but holders
at 81 6Oa5 for lower to good grades; the sales COM
prise 100 brls of white wheat at s 200 brls extra
81 so, and SO brIs, on its merits at 81 50.
GRoCERIES-No change in the market; the de:
mand is but moderate for all articles: sales of IS
hhds. Sugar at 54@6Jlc; 60 bags Of Coffee at I29
l3Ac. for fair to good Rio, and small lots OF MO-
WHiSKY-A good demand at full prices: sales of
900 bIls at l4@i4$S the latter rate for wagon:
The mark ct is firm and prices shade better, rang
ing from 81 5N@6 65 The sales were 4cO bead, aver.
pounds at Sc 5O zoo head, averaging $50 pounds, at
Sc %, $50 head .ayeraging 2S pounds, at S6 On
and prices bGoyant; the sales Comprise Loo barrels
chiefly conntry, at 81; zoo do; choice, city, at
shade higher: sales Of 6O 900 pounds at 6jlS6c for
Shoulders, and S9s@s1c for Sides; 5000 pounds Of
Sides N sSd e. a sc OS Sent fS Is 10 DSw 1T baoT ae
ard remains dull and not saleoble at over 9Hc, and
the demand but moderate at this rate. Keg sold at
lO4c. LOO pieces of green Hams, and the same
number Of Sides sold at nc.
GRAIN-Tbere is a fair demand for Wheat from
the local milleIs at 81 for rid, and 81 O51l 10 for
white. The receipts are light and not much in the
market. Corn-ear continues dull, but we have no
change notice in prices; quote il at 33c a. the
upper depots, and Sc at the lower depots. Sheled
is steady, and in fair demand at 37@4Oc for mixed
a, white in bulk sales 800 bush. mixed shelled at
in bulk 800 do ear, at upper depots at 3Sc $50
DO do, at lower depots, at S5c, Oats,the receipts
bulk but buyers are not willing to pay over 26c: 4o0
bush from store sold at 30c. Rye is unchanged and
dull quote prime at 60e6Ic.: sales 800 bush. at
Gle Barley-the market continues dull, and the
demand limited and confined to the choice grades:
we quote prime to choice fall at 75IsOc.; choice
Capada spring (two-rowed) at S06S3c., and prime
Western spring at 62@65c.
BAY-There is a fair demand for prime Timothy
at Sl3dlt per tun, in bales, on arrival, and Sl60lS
from store. Inferior qualities continue dull at s9
GlO.
SCHEESE-The market continues dull and the de-
mand limited, but we haEe no change to notice in
the prices. We quote Western Reserve at SIC;
Hamburg at &C. and English Dairy at lO1Sc.
BUTTER-The demands limited and the market
dull at l3@l4c for prime Boil, and 9@llc. for COM
mon.
APPLES-The market is dull and the demand
limited and confined to the local trade; prices are
unchanged. We quote Western at Sl1l 50 per brl.
and New York at 81 5O6b2.
POTATOES-The market is steady, with a fair
local and export demand, at 81 3O@l 10 per bril- for
prime NeshanockH.
SEED-The supply of Clover is large, and the
market dull at 81 65 for prime; buyers generally
| offer but 81 60.
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New York Market,

New YORK. January 28-P. M.-Cotton
firm and more active at l2Ac. for middling Upland
sales OF $500 baies including 5000 bales in transit
Common and medium grades of Flour have de-
clined &C. per brl, with rather more doing; while
the home-trade are only buying 70 a moderate ex-
State; IS 3O@5 40 for extra State, chiefly at IS 25
s. lO@5 25 for superfne Western; s5 1905 60 for
for shipping brands extra round-hoop Ohio, closing
steady. 0flhe sales 10000 brls. were for export
o to esos
extra, In Rye Flour there is a limited business
Corn. meal dull, and prices nOminally unchanged.
Whisky shade hrmer: sales of $50 barrels at
Wheat shade easier, with moderate business do.
ing for export business still materially checked by
the rmness Of freights: sales of 800 bushels OF
WSnfie Cub, amber Wisconsin and 10 va at 81 57ta
49, dellyered l2400 bushels of red State and win
ada club at 81 25 H. 200 bushels Of white Western
at 81 461l 90; g 500 bushels of white Canadian at
snd @ @ baibes S WSie State % Ry.
7s@76c Barley rnchnsngsd and IN limited 1t request; %
sales Of 1000 bushels Oansda ESSt az azc ~ store
home. trade demand sales of 800 bushels at 69970o.
for mixed Western, in store and delivered; 6S@79o.
Southern. Oats plenty and dull at 3637c. for West
err and Canadian, and S7@371kc; for State.
Pork dull and heavy sales Of 400 barrels at 8l7
75@ls for mess, and sl2 for prime. Beef quiet and
unchanged sales Of 200 barrels at 81 7515 for
try prime, IS 1896 25 for do. mess, SS@lO for re:
packed mess, and SlO@l0 rs for extra mess. Beef
Hams firm, at Sl5 for Western. Cut-meats steady,
with fair demaqd sales Of so packages at 61c. for
Steady sales at 7A@7Sc for corn fed dressed and
6Ac. for live. Bae n dull sales of 1000 pounds
green Sides from the block, at SIC. Lard dull and
heavy sales Of $50 barrels at s4@l0ko. fer No. to
Butter seiiiDe slowly at lOal4c for Ohio and l4a
l9c for State Cheese steady at 9@lOc. for inferior
to prime.
We 6nIy SeSr Of sales of 22c bRds CUBA at se
Molasses-Small sales reportedAt 3693so.
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passed before the expiration

specific duties, if passed before the expiration
of his term.
The arrival Of the California steamer with
Sl,246, 900 in Bullion, additional TO the
$l,080,000 from England, announced last
evening" caused a further rise in Exchange
on London to 106]S@lo7 per cent, the mar
ket for Saturdays mail leaving off firm this
afternoon, the leading Brokers asking lO1
per cent.
They have been influenced, in part to this
advance, by private intelligence from Lon
don or Liverpool, that preparations were
still going on, when the Niagara left, for fur
ther shipments of Gold the following week
by the several screw-steamers of the 10th
and 18th of January. IL is possible, how
ever, that these arrangements may be coun-
termanded, in part, at least, by the news to
the 9th of January from this side, when
Bankers Exchange had risen to 1904 per
cent.
The Bank Of America, Tennessee, has, as
we have said, suspended payment. The
Clarksville Chronicle learns that the suspen-
sion will be but temporary, as they have only
about $1,000 out in circulation, and there is
four times that amount due the Bank in
judgments, besides large amount of bonds,
notes, &C., which are held by the bank. We
would advise those who hold their notes not
to sacrifice them, as we feel assured they
will be redeemed in a short time.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says
Saturdays Provision Market
In the Provision Market to-day but little
was done. There seemed to be a general dis.
position on the part Of both holders and
buyers to hold off, though the market closed
very firm. Mess Pork was held at SIT 30,
but there were no transactions to-day. At
the close of the market there was an upward
tendency in prices, and the general opinion
was that prices would rule higher, which
caused an increased frmness on the part OF
holders, so that the market closed buoyant.
The dispatches received tonight were very
favorable Bacon was quiet, with only a
small demand at former quotations. The
demand for bulk Meats was moderate, the
only sales reported being $4,000 lbs. clear
bulk Sides at 913c. Lard was quiet with
nothing doing,