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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Pare and Poscerfai Tonic,
CO RRECTIYE AND ALTERAT
Wonderful Efficacy in Diseases
OF rHg
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.

Cures Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Headache.
General Debility. Nervousness, Depression of
Spirits, Constipation, Collie Intermittent
Fevers, Cramps, and. all Complaints,
OF either Sex arising from Bodily
Weakness, whether Inherent
in the system or produc-
ed by special causes.
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Flannels.

Saxony. Shaker and Opera Flannels, of all sh AIDES
Mission, Pioneer. Red and Blue Flannel.
Canton Flannes, Linseys, etc.
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Irish Linens, Towels, Diapers and Crash.
Bleached and Brown Table Linen,
Napkins, Ladies and Gents stitched handkerchiefs
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English Hose,

For Ladies' Misses and Gents wear.
Fine Wool and Merino Hose.
Merino Wool Under Vests, and Drawers fer Ladies
Gents and Children.
Mems Fine White Shirts.
Ladies and Gents Rid and Wool Gloves.
Dogskia Waterproof Driving Gloves.
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SOUTH AMERICA,
Admiral NuneZ Leaves Callao in
Disgrace Affairs at Panama
The Al lance Against
Spain-Escape of
Thief, Etc. Etc.

New York, May 3l.--The steamer Costa Ricd
has arrived, with 1924 500 in gold, from Aspin-
wall. Among her passengers is Mr., Nelson, late
United States Minister to Chill.
Panama has been kept in a state of excite
ment by the report of an expected revolution
Nothing had transpired, however.
The Spanish squadron left Callao in disgrace
it is said for Montevldeo. Before his departure
Admiral Nunez addressed communication to-
the British consul, full OF bombast, stating that
having chastised the Peruvlans, he now leaves
the Pacific; but is ready to return at any time if
Peru again becomes iusolent.
The trade on the coast was Frightening.
Guatemala, Salvador, and Costa Rica had de
clined to Join the ChiltPeruvian alliance.
The u. 8. steamer Vanderbilt and monitor
MonddnOck sailed on the 2lst instant for San
Francisco.
The convict Bradley, who stole Sl5, 900 from
the safe of the United States paymaster had
escaped from the chain-gang at Panama.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, May 81, 1866.

The Stock Market was very dull this morning,
with the exception of Government bonds, which
were the most active on the list. 5-20s sold al
lO240l02s, slight advance, and IS of 1881 at
lO9t, an advance OF d; 1925 was bid for 7'30s;
SO for lG4Os. City loans are in good demand; !;
the new issue sold at 97i
In Railroad shares there is very little doing.
Camden and Amboy sold at 1893, no change /;
Norristown at 53l, no change; and North Penn
sylvania at 3s; GAG was bid for Pennsylvania
Railroad; S9t for Little schuylkiu; 54l for
Reading; 564 for Minehill; GA for Lehigh Val.
ley; % for ElmIra; 43 foT preferred do; 2S3
for Catawissa preferred; 81 for Philadelphia and
Erie; and A for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares continue dull.
85 was bid for Second and Third; Sc Tor Tenth
and Eleventh; % for Thirteenth and Fifteenth (;
IL for Ridge Avenue; 81 for Union; So for Ches-
nut and Walnut II for West Philadelphia; 10 for
Hestonvllle; and 26 for Girard College.
Bank shares are in good demand at full
prices, but we hear of no sales. l40 was bid for
First National; l40 for Philadelphia; l22 for
Farmers and Mechanics; 294 for Mechanics;
95 for Kensington; so for Penn Township; 81
for Girard; 78 tor Western; 30 for Manufactu-
rers' and Mechanics; 624 for City; so for Com
monwealth; and 624 for Corn Exchange.
In Canal shares there is nothing doing. 27
was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common; 33I
for preferred do; $50 for Lehigh Navigation
1lS for Morris Canal preferred; IA for Susque-
hanna Canal; and So for Delaware Division.
Oil shares are more active. 1900 shares
Ocean sold at 81, an advance of 1, and small
lot of st. Nicholas at 4.
foIIo ypino, cIauoa in ha nau Tov hill
as it passed the House of Representatives yes
terday, IN relation to the tax on brokers' sales,
which is to be made a stamp tar on every memo
raldUm or b.ll 0t sale 70 the amount on stocks
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PhiladeIphia Trade Renort.

THURSDAY, May 3L-1he Flour Market b devoid OF
lie, and nothing but the continued light receipts and
stocks enab holders TO malntain the present prices.
About 2s0 barrels disposed OF in lots for the sup
ply OF the home consumers at prices ranging from $3.50
B SO for super6ne; So 75@1le for extras sl0@l50
and Ohio do do and sS9l6 for fancy brands, accord
Ing to quality Rye Flour In demand, and prices have
advanced rs cents per barrels saesI Of 200 barrels Penn
sylvanla at e6 So. In Corn Meal change notice.
The receipts and stocks Wheat continue very small
and prmeis IN good demand at a prices Sales of lO06
bushels tar Pennsy red at % 5Q255 1900
spring at % and 500 bushels common at 50 3 white
ranges rom S275 to 80 Rye is in good request, and
prices have again advanced small sales OF Pennsy
are reported at sl7@l 20. Corn is IN STEADY demand
and the offerings very small sales OF 2009 bushels
yellow at 65c. ahoat and )0c In Oats are nm
changed sales OF Pennsylvania and Delaware
Malt -
Qusrcon Bark is in active request but the mark et s
almost bare OF the articles we quote No. at sSl@l3I
per ton.
Whisky Sc ls IN small way at s225@2 2s for Penn
lVana and s2'2o for Ohio
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Markets hx TeIeeranh.

NEW YORK, May 8l.-FloUr advancing; Sales of
" 600 bbs state at 81 30ld9 S5; Ohio, 80 09l4;
Western $7'8O49 7Oi Southern unchanged sales of
600 bbS. Canada armer, safes of 400 bbls at 50 1599
s13 co., Wheat quiet but firm. Corn declined cent
under the large supply. Beef steady Pork heavy
at $50 S7tas0 80. Lard firm at l9aE2i cts. Whisky
firm at S2 o.
NEW YORK, May a.-Stocks are better, Michi-
svlVania Coal All; Reading, 1O9B; VIreinIS 6s, SO ;
Missouri IS, n; Erie, cot Western uniOn Tele-
Graph Company. cOii North zoo Carolina Is SIS
Coupons, 1884, 102t United States Coupons, 1856,
1024j Ten-Forties 96f Gold, 1885,.
there will be no meeting OF the Stock Board 10.
morrow, in respect to the memory Of LieutenaD
General Scott.
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THE BURIAL GROUND,

Until General SCOTS will has been read. l
don't know but he has there expressed some
preference as TO the style Of his funeral and the
location of his grave. There are four beautiful
ard appropriate spots here, either of which
would be a capital place for the grave of the
General. But the one which strikes me rs the
best lies Just beyond and below the Cadets
Monument. From it we can look up and down
the river; it commands a perfect view of the
beautiful country across the river, the parade
ground, Fort Putnam, the Hotel, and the Aca-
demic Buildings are in plain sight.
The only difficulty is that at present there
are rocks in the way, and road would have to
be made. These are obstacles easily removed; |;
and as doubtless a monument of some nature
will be erected, 1 think we will deposit the re-
mains in the ground temporarily, to be re-
moved when the monument is raised.
Next to the statement OF the Superintendent
OF the Post, that of the surgeon in charge OF
the late Lieutenant-General would naturally be
looked for with interest, and we have obtained
from DT. Il. }. Marsh, Assistant Surgeon U. S.
A., on duty at West Point, the following
MEDICAL DIARY,
kept from the date of General Scott's arrival at
West Point, to the day and hour of his death.
Thursday. May lO.-General Scott reached the Post.
Although not sick he was in feeble health; troubled
IN MS urinary organs with SLIGHT diarrhea. Surgeon
Head, on duty a. this Post, attended HIM from his
arrival until the 10th instant curing which time the
Generals health was feeble and his strength gradu.
Saturday, May 19.-Iwas frstca,led to attend him
on this date His former pGtet had been dlschar ed
ana new one engaged, VINO was u9able to perform
certain Outes for the General, which made Il neces-
sarY IOr me TO attend him. Or. Head being in. He
was troubled With bronchitis somewhat before he
came up the Point and at this time his throat was
sore; It hurt him to swallow, and he needed gar
gle He complained at this time of pain In his right
SIDE, and seemed quite sick with fever There were
indications OF congestion OF the liver. He rallied
from this, Weyer, and ept quite we'll all night
Sunday May 20 General Scott rode out TODAY
bat was evidently falling. His appente was pooI
and capncious that IL, he ate but tle and althoug
never known 70 suggest a new diet, Was ready iO
accept any made b biS attendant.
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Large Fire at st. LOuis-DestructiOn of
Cotton, Flour, and Salt.

ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-The storage warehouse of
Fireman Co., on Elm street, between Second
and Third, containing 800 bales of cotton, 400
barrels of flour, 1000 barrels of salt, and 200
bales of hay, was burned to night and all the
contents destroyed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000, insured mostly in Eastern companies.
The United States bonded warehouse on Third
street, connecting in the rear with the burned
warehouse, belonging to the same firm, contain
inc 5000 barrels of whisky, was also considerably
damaged, but the whisky was saved.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-31
FtnancIaI KepOrC OF tao O'Mah0ny
Treasurer.

We give below the report of the Treasurer of
the OMahOny organization, showing the re-
ceipts and expenditures OF the Fenian Brother
hood, with the official correspondence between
James Stephens, the Executive Committee and
the Treasurer, Mr.. Griffin. The items of ex-
penditure are not made public. Accom- panying
the report, Mr.. Griffin sends in his resignation:S
NEW YoIk, May 17-James Stephens, Esq, G. o.
]. R.-Dear Sir and Brother :-As you are aware,
press and elsewhere TO the effect that large sums of
money have been embezzed and otherwise misap-
prOpnated by various parties holding Office at these
headquarters; and it ssental that the whole truth
should be known, court the most rigid mVestiga-
ton OF my conduct as Treasurer OF the FenIan
therefore respectfully ask that an honest, able,
and impartial committee OF Intelligent mon be Inn
mediately appointed by y GU for the purpose of ex-
aminng the books containing the receipts and ex-
pepditures, and all Official documents in my posses
zion, Tor the period commencing the date OF NV
taking office to the present ume
/ have the honor 10 remain, dear sir and brother,
WILLIAM GRIFFIN Treasurer f. Is.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNBNT oF>MANHATTAN. BIay
26-Will,am Griffith, Esq TroasureI. f. B:-Dear
munlcating to you the fact that, after carefully
department. and the financial management gene
]rally attached to your own conduct of business,
siAnd nothing at all rejecting dtsadvantageouslY or
fCURfavoTablY upon your character; and we inform
tlgOu, we have alTeady done tho Brotherhood, of
p ur cOnyic ion that You were one of the very few
" ~ N OF taint Had the Brotherhood possessed many
CIV gentlemen IN positions of trust and honor, our
JO-uhy WOulu nave Uoeu u1OIo lhVOIhDl6,
m John Rafferty,, Chairman; ID. A. Sutton Secre-
Harry Jeremiah H. Creed. John J. MCGOWAN. Tho.
a as Egan, Daniel NJ Brosman Patrick OConnor,
D. G. Manhattan Patrick DAILY, D. Q. Manhattan
John j. Duff, ID. Q. Manhattanj A. A. Griffin.
Wlllam Grifhn, Treasurer of the Fenian Brother.
hood, In account with the Fenian BrOthernood;-
1866.
Jan. 49, To amount received from B. D.
killan per Assist. Treasurer. S12 296'4E
To amount Of receipts from all
sources IRON 10Th January to
Both May, 1866 6................ 1585a7 0S
Total receipts. ts........,...........S .S1e5, 1928 Is
By amount of paid warrants
from Goth January TO Both
Nav 1866. .,............... &161, ,702G
BV amount of drafts in favor
OfP ORourke and Post
Once orders handed to Mr.
Stephens as per receipt OF .
Nay %. 8..,...,...,"....... S,42OOl-Sl66 1913 81
Balance paid James Stephens, as per re-
eNpt pelQW' IUIbuI I'ItI tII"I'IWNs'IU VVW@
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Jtseph BurPoynC, aged IL months Be'Oian. cholera.
Hm Rasmisson, aseu lS Denmark cholera.
Anna Maria Motherson, aged 8, Denmark emo era
Teresa Veght aPed "a Germany, cholera.
StiDe Peterson, aged 2, Denmark, cholera
Igi as Nagler, aged %, Germany, cholera.
NJ w n her. infa t. Germany lnanition.
Christ an M0rtenson, ngeu 40, Denmark, cholera.
Martha Anoerstalta, aged 25, Denmark, cho era,
ROsina Dobler, aged %, GERMANY cholera
Enryng Osler, aged % Sweden narasmus.
Luoius scherer, aGeo u, Sweden, cholera.
Ludwig Olsen aged l. sweden, cholera
Peter G. Winther, aged u Sweden, marasmus.
Lou Sc Rasmus aged u Denmark, diarrh9a.
Heinrich Rasmus aged 1 Denmark darrh@I
Neil Larsen, aged 2, Denmark, diarrhea
Carl RasmissOn, aged Denmark, darrh9a.
Peter Zahn, aged Go, Germany. cholera.
Carl Brockmuller, a0ed 81, Prussia, cholera.
Kerstine Holm, aged 81, Sweden, cholera.
Lars Christensen, aged %, Denmark cholera.
Franz Johansen, aged 5. Sweden, cholera
Joseph Sempke, aged 80, Hanover, cholera.
Anne Olsen, aged "a, sweden, cholera,
G. W. HolmberR, AGED /, Sweden, marasmus.
Hanne Peterson, aged 8, Denmark, cholera
These deaths generally occurred IN from one
to two days alter the attack.
NAMES OF THE SICK ON BOARD THE UNION"
The following letter from DR.. Bissel, of the
hospital ship Falcon, was sent to the Health
Officer yesterday
Dr. Swlnburne IL have to report the arrival of the
steamship Union, Captain Palmer, from Liverpool
gers, and on her ARRIVAL here many of them were
down with the cholera. The first case occurred on
the 18th, in the person of native of Denmark, who
died twelve hours after the attack. Thirty three died
on the passage mostly of cholera. She had thirty
four sick on her ARRIVAL here, all of whom were at
transferred TO this ship, many in a dying con.
dition. Their names are folows:-
Nells Fransen, Petro Emilcllech, - Herewerh,
Hans Ipsen, Andrew Swensen, Mary MctIettrlch,
Bridge Hupper, Barbette Mayer, N. Mayer, Chris
tina Krumbacber, Anna Greta Swmdsen, Bridget
Bealin, Jungen - PetersOhn, M. Masstador, Jonn
Connolly, Emil Bach, Andres Swendsen, August
Anderson, A. Anderson, Geter Hausen, s. A. Hau-
sen, Peter Hansen, Peter Bensen, Jorgen Olsen,
- Erchsen, Jens Peterson, Jacob Gottlleb, InSa
Parson Inger Parson, Else Jensen, NJ. Jens IN, and
two whose Dames are not known. The following
died May 29:-Nes Fransen. Bridget BealIn; Goth,
-Herewerh and one name unknown.
have also to report the arrival of the steamship
PeruUidh, Captain Salmon, from Liverpool, with
768 passengers; So died the passage of cholera,
and 28 are now on board sick; they will at once be
transferred to the Hospital.
THE HOSPITAL SHIP 'ILLNoIs" IN NORTH RIVER.
The hospital ship Illinois was towed up to and
anchored in the North river yesterday, having
on board the convalescents OF the steamship
VTgin,d.-Neoo York tribune, today.
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iCopY.l

Received from w illiam Griffin, Esq, Treasurer f.
B., the sum of 1899 S5 six hundred aud ninety-nine
dollars eighty five cents for the use OF the 1. r.
JAMES STEPHENS, g. o. l. r.
General Halpin was authorized by me to audit
Mr.. GrifiD's accounts and the report Is nigh hon
orable to Mr.. GrifHu. Ny own CONVICTION is that Mr..
Griffin has discharged his dUtv as faithful honest
man. JAMES STEPHENS =. D. l r.
JAMES STEPHENS, Esq, c. o. /, R.-Dear Sir and
Bl otheI:-I respectful ly again tender you Iesig-
nation Treasurer of the Fenian brotherhood.
/ have the honor to remain fraternaly yours
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, treasurer +. B.
NEW YORK, May 30 1866
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.-Gene Santa Anna
still remains at the residence of Mr.. Baiz, at
Elizabethport, N. j. He is in excellent health
and spirits. His commissioners to Washington
have returned. On Tuesday last a furnished
house was hired for him on Fifth avenue The
General will occupy it in few days,-Re,0 York
ETGA,
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The Swiftest Horse in the World

CINCINNATI, May 3l.-At the Buckeye Race
Course, yesterday, the first race, mile heat, best
three and five, three entries was won by Under.
woods four year old Revolver" full weight.
Time, second heat, 1444. This Is considered the
fastest time on record.
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Movements Of James stephens.

NEW YORK, May Sl.-James stephens, the
Fenian chief will leave for Philadelphia at 2
O'Clock this afternoon by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad. He will address the citizens
at National Hall tonight.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Arrival from LiverpOOl-A PhiIadeI-
phian Murdered and Robbed I'm West
virginia

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 9l.-The steamer Somerset
of the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Orleans
and Liverpool line, arrived here at o'clock
last night thirteen days from Liverpool, with
nearly two hundred passengers, and a valuable
cargo. All well on board, and the vessel was
quarantined only few hours.
A letter from Kanawha, Va, says we'll
dressed man, supposed to be named George W.
Gallup, from Philadelphia, was found murdered
on the 25th inst, near that place, and robbed
He was shot through the head.
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HARRISBURG, May 3l.-The following letter
was received to-day by Maior-General Hartranft
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, Office of
the Vice-President, Philadelphia, May 30.-Hon.
J. H. Hartrantt, Harrisburg, Pa.-Sir:- Since
last writing you on the subject, it has been de-
cided by j. Edgar Thomson, President, that
in consideration of the fact that the convention
Soldiers Convention, free cards will be issued
to soldiers delegates to that Convention. AS
son as the tickets are printed they will be for
warded to you. Mean while, please let me
know what number you will need, and oblige
yours, THOMAS A. SCoTT.
General Hartranft will be at the Continental
Hotel on Saturday morning, at II o'clock, where
all soldiers, delegates to the Pittsburg conven
ton, can apply for the necessary passes to carry
tn m to and from that assemblage. Delegates
from other counties will apply to Captain Will
liam H. Patterson, AuditorGeneral's Office Har.
risburg, who will furnish the necessary passes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

The royal palace at Brussels has inst had very
narrow escape from being destroyed by fire,
which, after gmou.dering for some hours, was at
last discovered and eXtpguished but not before it
had done considerable damage to tie king apart
menis, and almost entirely ruined large number
of va(uahle pictures, estimated at asm OF no less
than 40 900 francs, tone of them was "Christ," !"
by Rubens aud some works of art hronght from
Egypt hY lis majesty Leopold II. The cause Of
the fire il attribuIed to the cRrelessness Of work
man, who left light burning in room adjoit@lng
the kings apartments.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
PATENT CLOTHEs-WAsaER.
TgvHEMKDEsAULBO oL0THEs NFAsEHEHs
AND wRINGER,

The best and most useful invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented -
Has better recommendations for saving te abor
and the wear and tear Of washed than otherra@
chine All the other either the clothes and wear
them speedily not satisfactorily perform thef
"'''' HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
Fhis not the case There rubbing OF the c'othes Htd
consequently no wear and The washing is most COM
thoroughly performed by the action Of the wheel
ons Send for eircua giving full explanation. or call and
examine them ST the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements o6ersd to agents elasewhers.
s. NJ BARTON CO.'S,
No. n TcbouptoHlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON TON, AT TniS foN1
FOR THE oas East Two NV M,.Inp. ohass 5455 |
Nov l7-bales .'''.'SI 20 20 Nny II ~ .... 9l9
Noy Noy Nov 599 l99
Nov ,333 Nov l3..''''.''"''. 'i,o1p
I2667 12H4
.,,.n,,'r,,r ar copron,
ct sTAahME ~ SgsS ESI hIn. 1n ~ lO2 l39
st9sF egSa o9 hfn" sise 5g 1Si s
eceiysd previously l5Sao-lGoll
26675
Exported since Yesterday IN G5g 559 25s
Exported previously '''''' ''''''''''' -
Stock on bond and on shiphoard c!oarcd.. l55494
'1 r, VI" 80 ~ .r,,,z Tho rpcnints since YES
45 = M ricn IA hhds Sugar 253 bbls and -
IF iyyr Hniossas business Oh the Sugar levee
@ ",1 on,tioiIy eusnpnded today and operations
o wS taraf3re li9ht The demand for sugarsis
NJ III - ieaI character and very limited al
sLeS "a we notice s further falling off Of 4c
~ IT, Wolasses continues in fair request, but at
| fEntI'or danIina az from 3c to &c. w gallon, and
~ ia lnostiv far shinmeut to northern and
tlle W ] -, ,,J4a SaIes comprise GB hhds,
oPt W tlar nu,f ana P350 bbs. and 20 half bbls,
~ " STaIsyos TgitIlin range of the following
oiiotationo Wv. JnferiGr Sugar 840583c.
4"os".'0Ne a, mood common l657lO4C.; fair
g9lnI1on il114l l0G fnl,g feir 130i2e prime I2#@
i5fo aan Vei9w clarified at l3tMl39c. 53 tb.
mGsse5 a. qoG f 9 sl Cr ,Iri,1a and G9725c 70
oVIG2z0i iot itt U'% n,, o of extra choice was
galion lpl Iaoi@y D,l' fTh$ gianr ana Nolasses
, yar Gnit NJ ls01l@Js for Nos II and u
were N@i{ 9t5s' ~ a. H. s5 5LalIon for Mola4ses.
7u5sr ltr "o'fSs 1r IT, s1H FPnnVIsJ0SsAs to.
W isIEhN = r. 5 Nono5N 90 90 ganar1) holiday on
wy W III ,t~St If IKE jrst Mechanics
' aegoult 9l w opVptS 1Sair 6ugiaess on
ana @ Agtleunui%l = ,tirniz spsnenied We, how
w. leStG MH@ 5l,aI1S II nrtces, and continue to
tEsI, h1StEo" ~ Ill ~ spnerfne and extra at
Z g49tS ~, Et1u' o5 g. s5 bbl CoTn at 81 350ll 81 IA
\ sll -2Q9l9 - N pron Al sI 4O1l 45 NJ lG0
II nusngi O@tS sS8 g 59s3 59 ton Pork at 28 80
Z m ~ II ilaS ] %o III ~ ~ for shoulders l58l7Ic
Y pPi,' III 5oGS9fc aJ H. rot sT1rar-cured hams
l. II ar5 dl1 II ilin gor sTces md l5lc VI Ii fol
e i4aat TT" az ltas' -
10 keGS. r ~. - fi, .s,,,,,l1, With n mod
III {nTo,1 and nTices easier We qnott
"a gdaLe 81 ~ tGta ~ ioI n ~ al 201c, Ia o. 2I3c
IL - - " ~, a. ;i1t tg4t' 2iic 0
alt IN I'M sr1, nm hand Is quite large bu
~ . " liisN MI, TataiI bnsiness doing We quot
~ tt. thVho - oA9 soCSo On 40 ga1lon Western re
" "a T., % ~ nl ~ g5oYioT or1 rayv at 45c
tIed ab ~ zos- - - bt arv lite in fir
,so lNplA no - - ar laiae iots Offer
10 n2hds ana Ne uo iru ilJ%t - + gansn1 at 33c
5g hg. DealeEs age ~, " n7is5 "! 5,rd ea, hales
W. We yard lof ros' w 22u U yat INT UNCHANGED
~ BALE Kofl5-|Ltohai1e tIti; OF 15G1I5I 10
s23 I3G, " u, lor loas a ii+9 y with an actiy
354 demand, aud prices firm at llE0lzc. apiece j,
us SALT-Is in fair supply with moderate q
Inand and prices firm at 81 10 u sack t0f cary
aa.rsso- or7 f;nn 80 IN for coarse from store, al