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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-13

ALI. AGREED ON ONE THING-Gov-
efnor Morton Of indianapolis, Wednes-
day night, said if the Democratic party
should succeed in November, slavery
would be restored Chief Justice says
If Seymour should be elected, all that
was gained by war would be lost. Wade
Hampton, in speech at Charleston, says
substantially the same thing He de
cires that the platform committee told
him that the South should have every
thing it desired, but said it would not do
TO put that in the platform. He accep-
ted the pledge, on condition that these
words be added to the eighth'resolution
And we declare that the Reconstruction
acts are revolutionary, unconstitutional
and void" This was agreed to. when
| proposed that" says Hampton, ''every
member OF the committee came forward
and said they would carry it out to the
end
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31
THE RUTLAND HERALD,
FRIDAY, pfoEMBER rs, ISIS,



To-day the Christian world celebrates
The alyyut Of the Savior, II was the Gus
tom in the first centuries Of the Christian
church % celebrate the death ot remarka'
DIE pyr.us rather than their birth, and II
WIS not until the 9th century that the
western church ordered Il TO be celebrated
forever on tho day of the cd Roman
feast, the e5rh Of December In the &C.
clrsits,ical wear this festival gives name
tu period extending from the first sun
A,vot Advent 10 the feast Epiphany,
The custom of making presents on
Chr.rmat csc H. derived from an old
hr,thyu usage rracticed at tho feast Of
the birth Of sal, or in Germany on the
gpnrton Of some feast peculiar to that,
country hat i has become 5onsecrated
BY ages, and contributes 10 mako this fos,
tiv,l an interesting event TO families, In
,he north Of Germany this custom pre-
wallis mat p.rvgiias all the classes and
relations of society, In some German
churches 'erunn- are delivered on Christ
Ar 'vn for he hcuoi't 81 children VINO
''''''' econ carrying niue taper
hGs whatever may "e said 81 TIE GO
Fs' "' the "'i''''"''ned oH''s'm''' the
of gittma\'nr soers TO have los, very
hltl' OF IT'S carry prevalence ii i py
common oonseu, lhc season otgood things,
especially with the young In the oldcn
time, Christmas wa, % day for every sort
OF i,llity AM free living. 1t was a Gus
tom TO open the dlars Of every mansion
to the rich md tho roar. ard the tables
srre,d plrnfifullv for an,
An .t,.u,,. ., ..,.,,,,. rt-;..,,o.
.t..,,t......... ,.....r...-.....t..--..--...,',.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31
wild Ur. VIII.
A CHRISTMAS aToK2-

...
\ Chrlstmas party was r'lh,ted f.ANd
a ira ieap'nS' caring l''i,'. e@ai-iiFe-
az luduiGlng IN tda orjh2''2N amusement
ii storytelling, We bad aT ancient
hou-e-keepef a1ot-s 'l~' Who "ti known
some of Us ever since We were horn, and
the paQa- and m1ramtz y many others Of
us q hong tmo hatare we W@r" bern.
"Ah remarked TINS an@ant dame
when one OF our -,orso~--l think i w's "a
ghost story had a4me tom conclusion
its aiycry ~ 10 talk, bet | suppose
there are other Persons who have seen
strange thing and can ten strange
things about EN- toe IL isn't for moth
ing that | lived seven years and three
months in the service az my Lord MIlla-
maut.
Il knew his ierl-hip vel' ! observed,
"that is, i have seen his portrait III the
primt-shop-, md reaa OF his ,rhioveIn, MT
in the newspapers whom 7 Was i hoy lie
ran away with anl married. Miss l1shire,
the great Indian hejres-, ot3'It h.
Yes sir, he DID.
Gle killed SIR ll4!flr,3v' ,'rlmwood,
the west couutry broucf, IN dual about
Lady 6rlinwood, 3idn he remember
his trial and ae4nttal q, though they had
occurred yesterday
yes SIR, he did hn' ha was badly pro-
yoked. SIR liarkreav"s was = 1ad man
lived at the Birthstone Coffee House, and
always drank PINT OF Scmedam before
breakfast. tie WASH the first tall gen
| tleman who had been shot about Lady
! {, rIyt good
And ne died ambassador at Madrc
dldn he
~ es, SIR; but that was long after had
leit ms service 1t Is iuil forty years ag'
that was housekesper to the klght Hon
oraoie tne Lltl Q, Millamant' L9ra Lieu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

ing, counted everything; found all in
accordance with the lists aud, with the
assistance Of the three housemaids, | had
everything leaned AMI polished up by
supper time, -
1.-The plato WI, all locked up again
aud deposited, according 20 Mr. wills ~
structions, in my hdy's boudoir, which
was al the end OF grand suite OF apart
ments on the first floor There was no
door TO this room, only heavy hangings 70
the doorway but every window IN the
house was bolted and barred up
"Still, felt uneasy with MS all alone
in the house, and towards ten o'clock /
slipped up, aud going 10 our butcher, Mr.,
CLubhychop, in Mount street, GrosyeRor
square, | borrowed his well'known and
fierce bulldog, fowler, from him, 70 keep
guard in the house all night, one Of the
butchers boys brought the dog, mulzled,
10 our house, for he was dreadtuily saw
age, and Just before We went 10 bed, Bees
wing unmuz1led him and let him loose IA
tho hall
Il had dreadful dreams that night, ]
dreamed OF procession OF men carrying
collins, one after the other, in long pro-
eessiou that never ended. The morning
came at last; the youngest housemald
awokc me, and came down TO breakias,
in the still.roum, when in came Mr., Bees
wing, trembling all over, and with face
is white as chalk.
60 For the Lord Almighty sake come
TIL, way, he cried
- IL. III 1. I. l.
boudoir on the first tloor and there ] saw
4 sight / shall never 10 nay dying day
forget
1.-THE rich carpet wds dapuloa N u!oou
and on it there lay, his length along, the
/ body Of a man, stark, stiff and dead Hi
throat had been literally torn out by the
dog, which ctauehel by has side, uttorlug
/ a low growl now and then, and licking hi'
lips
! I'm one OF the dead mans hands was d
bunch Of skeleton keys, One If the plate
chest, had been opened, and q portion Of
the contents were on the floor,
The mou-seryants bent over the body
TO raise it, when there wasa cry Of horror
aud astuuiShmeut
God forgive him, and rs all, We reeag
nized the body Of the honorable William
Cartiou'
at was discovered afterwari that tn.
letter from the country was q forgery
executed, probably, by the unfortunate
and guilty man, who had died in thi
miserable manner Il was found that h
had made hi, entry 10y back door lead
in into the news, OF which he must hay
had % key, and creeping up back stair
lease, had entered the bouioir by sid
DOR b. -ALlw xrn- had hn1n heard ly tn
dog, and -o perIshod
" The story was hu-heisup, and it wa
-Ilr4rtl4 and l1Elis-rll- HAT x4uaG Nj
NAlhd gone abroad and died there"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31
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i0us headache, loss d appetlte, stupor, hypoeh0u
drla, aud general debility o. the whole system
An persons thus aitirted need some gentle stluu,
laut, which comprises medical properties auu q e.
Nutess OF the best tonic, such an article eau ! G.
iound IN AIiIN's toSsBE-s bUIErs. They art
mol a cheap Mhrkyy, but slrutlhs cpmblua
uon 81 suiur s1Nl,yu kinds u Roots and Iarks
an OF Which are Acknowledged by tue Mrdl.a
Faculty 10 contain curative and tonic prbugft,,-
One Important ingredient Is thr m gAly AS
Bcrry. celebrated throughout LuruIa IA a M.
ygntiye ~ Asiate cholera, and vt AN suamt.
complaints and diseases, AuprT,uus ,hau.a Asy.
some reliable family medicine CA hand, not uuI,
As cure but as a Vrcvgu,aNc, aud all Who telle1r
that pure curative s.mulabt 3, preferable 10th.
wauy Poisonous rHmluauss usually gtilod "Eam-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

The Secretary of the Vermont Bible
Society. bring about to enter another field
OF lnbor, desires to express to the friends
of the Bible cause in Vermont, his sincere
thanks for their cordial cooperation with
him in the good work with which, for
three years, he has been entrusted, and to
assure them that he shall bear with him
to his new position vivid and grateful
recollection of his pleasant intercourse
with them. He would also request all
persons now gathering subscriptions, as
the result of his recent labors, to seno
them directed to the treasurer-Hon John
A. Page, Of Montpelier.
VIM H. GILBERT,
Secretary V. B. s.
Norwich, Dec %, 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31
Gcncrai Intelligence.


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biz lately been suc. cs-fully accomplished
IN Phladelphia.
.rh, E'..,t.,. - ,,,,.~s. inv, had
IT,. thrce large trees in front Of North
College cut down
a,,.l,.-,.;f., ,,.,,,..,, .l:,,,i,r ,Iirls
divorces on the whole are cheaper than
funerals.
a Macon q. eIitor was presented
with ripe strawberries and watermelon
last week.
Ono hundred dollar, ami sixty DAYS
is the pay Of Chicago plckPotkets, Iroitt-
able
] Every year devoted son d the
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

VFRGFNNTs.--Hon Geo. w. Grandey,
by theinvitation of the Vergennes Iy-
CEN. delivered. before a crowded house in
that city. on Tuesday evening, an able
and patriotic address on the Romance and
Poetry Of History, as illustrated in the
history Of the Pilgrims
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

WAlh NJ tue htklhhlhEs my aeAt HlAHalh +
Sere all impatient TO hear
well then, commenced the house
,cereE settling herself comfortably In
ler arm chair, You shall hear about / /
lust draw Your chairs closer round me, Tor
m not very. lon Of breath,
We did as the old lady desired, and she
vent on thus,
"ln the year eighteen hundred and
sinctecn, | was, as have told you, house
,ccppr 20 my Lord Mllamant The story
am telling You has 20 do with the winter
Il that same year
MY lord had been away from London
Turing the hunting season. lie had al
ack Of hounds at Cartioil Hall The tam
liz name was CarJfoil and had been en-
rrtaiuing all the gentry Of the country
..lc, with many ot the nobility trom
.udon, in the true style Of old English
hospitality.
IAN the grand furniture in the mansion
n Hay llill had been covered mp since
september, when his lordship and her
tdyship went ont OF the town, The ear
cts in the grand saloons were rolled up,
he chandeliers wrapped in yellow guu1e
he pictures the same-dreadtul grim cid
ictures there were Of nohlemen in curly
Wigs, and ladies in hoop pettcoats and
,hoekngly low drcsses--and the rich sll.
.er and parcel gift plate, OF which my
Lord Ahhmant, being 5. great noble,
nan, had a vast quantity, was safe and
sound in fuur oak chests, clamped with
ron, al Mossrs Doul Ion < Moydor's, the
ankcrs in Fleet street
ut was a good plan 20 send ones silver
% the bankers, Tor there We're plenty OF
,ou,cbreakers about those days, and no
olicc except the whegly old coustsbles,
md the Bow street red wtisteoat-.
1T was on the 2ls, Of December, 1873,
hat | received a post letter, frauked by
ir Tuhwcll, one OF the county member,
or Dlrk,hire, Tor my Lord MIllamant
vas always too generous with his franks
nd never lad any 10 spare for himself
This letter was from his lord,hIp, and,
his usual kind style, though TO my
cry great surprise, tali me that lie and
hc countess were coming up 90 spend
christmas in London. All the time ! had
.ecn in their service, then four years come
that Christina, day, they had kept 1t at
| -aritol Hal
However, there wa, aa mI''"alu- my
ord'- directions lie always gave them
himself, in her ladysAjp, saving her mem
~, was one Of tho latest creatures Nv
! ~. and never did anything much be-
! .Hud lying on a sofa, and taiElh- 20 her
| ray and her green parrot | w4,t9 have
| ue carpets laid down. the turn,tHrc thor
| uGhly busted, all t.e bed, WEI. aired .
[ o nay. latd W., De- bring company With
ann 1r-m DU6>Llrgs and l VA, L. il
\ .ul plate from the bankers and have il
all well cleaned for graad banquet my
lord intended % give GA Christine. Dizzy.
Enclosed in ,he latcr wa- Is slip of IH-
! per. containing -7FI 7T -17I- IT rf- t-T-7
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

PATENT The following patent 70 a
Vermontcr was issued from the United
States patent office during the week end
ing Dec %, bearing that date
Simeon H. King, of Tunbridge, for inn
proved leather cutting machine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

Tnr attention Of ugr r,alr..., .s,,t.Ita n,
advertisement OF CuEs cotton BAL AM an.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE in another Iar,
this paper,
This truly valuable medicine ,s recommends.
by all who Uself, .Hwe0Nly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31


that his muse is, not vri ia Nan field
lost
President Kitchol was called up 10y the
toast to "Genealogy yindi-
cation Of the law of love-" The president
vas called up, but the house was brought
down He was not, he said, responsible
Tor the topic allotted to him, neither We're
hisaudi,ors for an uproarious enjoyment
nf his skilful handling of il, \ limo OF
,afe prccedents was made TO appear from
he Puritan genealogical lines Professor
Seeley responded happily to the toast 10.
Enterprise" Of the spirit truly answer
ng 10 that Of the past, The ladies COM
plimentary sentiment followed,
Al least three-hundred persons were
present at the festive party, which was
adjourned TO the ''ripe December Of the
coming year, and viii invite again tho de-
saendsnts Of the Pilgrim stock in the
an,hcms," and sentiments" Of the free,
The following was the order OF the cN'
eroises upon the occasion:
Voluntary.
Invocation and reading Of the scripture
by Rev j. Bradshaw,
Anthem by c, NJ. Wyman; 0, clap your
hands, all We people Shout unto God
with the voice az triumph, FOR the Lord
most high, is terrible. He is a great
King over all the earth, God is gone up
with q shout, the Lord with the sound OF
II trumpet Sing praises TO God sing
praises, for God is the King Of all the
earth
Prayer 10y Rev l., S Walker.
Anthem MendelssohnN but the Lord
IS mindful of His own. He remember,
His children, Bow down before Him We
mighty, for the Lord is near us; yea 'hr
Lord is mindful Of IIj- own, He ramon-
bcrs HIS children.
Address hy Professor George y. Web
Der
Hymn 10y c. c. Haven.
The Congregation singing
Our Gracious Col whose sovereign Iawaa
Reveals, unveiled, a Father, nv,
With hhsl joy We hail this hour,
Rulsr Of Nations as Of Men
oh nose , ir2"n nm, no Tr'i , , can VIZ. .
That ours may be Thy ayolelaaa
Inspire our hearts with sacred s.aE.
To pilze and love Thy chosen -.a..
His Goinke charity TO Tel,
And blessings give for lulUres laa#
And whlls, true gratitude Iu-Tir.,
Our tuneiul choir. 10 chan, THY in. ST..
From hearts aud homes, and altar fires,
Our N'l"'t incense We would '''s'-
For thou our Fathers Col hast he.u.
by cloud and fir. the r,i1ln'3 guide;
Az W "'I r, 'nT ,,.. e', ... l'','' ,
p..-I;-.;-a
i''''''' ''.'''",
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Hut
land, Commissioners to arceivc, examine and fi-
lust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF the late Rnxa Burdett late 81 lltS
ford in said District, deceased hereby give notice
that We will meet for the purpose Of examining
and allowing said claims at the jweiilne house
of said dec ased on Saturday the 10th OF January,
and Goth dav Of March, from 10 o'clock a. IN, un-
I'll 5 O'Clock, D. m, each said day., and that six
months from the l7th day OF January, 4. p. 1868,
IS the time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to US for examination anu
| allowance.
Dated at Pittsford, VI, this 18th day OF Deem
Der, A. ID. 1865,
f. R. HENDEE, com'rs.
| 52:w3wE Il. II. HACK,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

pages, neatly printed, aud about 1870 en-
cravings ilmstgeting fats, naCer', build
Jugs, Implement tau.. gnlcua ete
and it a. replote with useful Information
Price 80 cents PahlHh,l hy Lathet
Tucker mud Son, A.hauN y. y,
CuEarEG-Hlwu Miller ~ Co, hav'
leased the new store erected by Levi
Hin, Esq, opposite tba depot at Gassott1
Station, and will I'M t.,e same witha larg
and varied assortment Of new goods
The firm is comprised Of mon well know
in this vicinity for their enterprise ~,
public spirited liberality, and we bcspeal
Tor them a liberal patronage from person.
residing in the vicinity Of tho new estal
li-hment
M. c RGhujn. Esq, has sold tn
Levi Wymm tru to Ruth T Thompson
for $3.50.
Warren Garfield, oiLonlnlerry, ha,
purchased Of Horace Deming, a buillin.
lot between First and Second avenue, fol
S4i5
Prof Claa " Een, Q late eraluato q
Miidlebury college, commenced the win
tor term of Chester academy. Nov, seth
with a goodly number Of students in at
tpul4ufe, Tho tsrs, ,,tDr,rrr.s p,a.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

Mtnn1rnrRY- -. An. IL

MtDplEBERY, Dec, @dd., A~G~
The annn' celebration at Mlddiehury
wltnesSel- It's fe's"'R-Ntfa@ return last
STtoih@' Hhtter very favorable an'plyes. |
'he Fathers, SIS rarely happens had mid /
Se''h'f"lth them mEth3eto the modern
'm2f'F'n''Ht~o' 'h"rc''es, with carpetsl
ana lo'h't:-' "hin'' with chandelier aid
nrEm' mod. the w'n'ry storm snperi'r.ous.
The nc'shhoElnE towns we're well In, the
Rutland railroad contributing .ts share of
gii price delegates IRON a'ong tho road
Professor Wtbbers addre "a was a bright
and impressive di-"c .ur.a, eyincing the
closest attention u .,d fawar5;ng.it for its
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-31

pages, neatly printed, and about $50 en-
cravings illusiggtps fGts, nnCer', build
mg7, Implement tau. gNlens ete.
and il a. rep!ete with useful information
Price 80 cents PuMlh,l hy Lathei
Tucker mud Son, Almuy, y Y,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
MRS. N. L. FAY. -

Merchant Taller. IssHilo
D -. Anders ON
: Cst3 De iooAAtrN - I-Lt-a1 I1E On guaH IA
NO. 8 CHANDELIERS BLOCK,
ap21 sp L(EP-STATHs.liassd 10 aor
DISSOLUTIOS OF PARTNERgHIP.
- This DAY, by mutual consent, the
partnership between Fair & Never was
dissolved I'D. Fair assumes all liabflI-
ties, and VIII carry OH the CarRfnters
corner Market aud Bond Streets, where he
VIII be pleased 10 see all of his old CUSTOM
ers ana as many new ones as may favor
him wtsh call. Z. +. Meyer is alone
authoF1aed to collect accounts due the
hrm. j. ID. FAIR. -
l4t 30 949H D#H@ f. f. MEYER
Evansville, Ind, August 2lst, 1865 4t7i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
tNEW ORLEANS.
Legislative Proceedings.

/ NEW ORLEANS, Aug. GA reso-
luton was, yesterday, offered In the
House, similar to those offered In the
Senate on Tuesday, calling for Com
mittee of inquiry, to inquire into the
charge affecting the official integrity
of the Governor and certain members
of the Legislature. The House re-
fused to receive the resolution, sus-
pension of the rules being necessary.
To-day, under suspension of the
rules for the purpose, Mr.. Miller, the
leading Radical of the House, intro
dueed a preamble and resolution, In
substance as follows:
WHEREAS, The Representative of
the Tenth District Parish of New Or
leans, w. Pope Noble, on the 26th
inst, asked leave to introduce a reso-
luton inquiring into certain assumed
rumors. touching the official integ-
lrity of the Governor; and, @
= WHEREAS, The Times newspaper.
to which the said me mber is, or has
been attached this morning gives
publicity TO resolution sought to be
introduced, founded on the charges
therein contained therefore, 9-an
Res0IUed, That a committee of
three be appointed to investigate the
action of the member from the Tenth
District, and If in the opinion of
said committee he was prompted by
malice aud a desire to promote the
interests of his political party by this
unWarfantable proceeding, then said
committee be and is hereby instruct
en- to present the resolution expelling
said member from this body.
The ayes and nays were called for
and the resolution was lost-ayes 26;
nays 80, the Democrats, without ex-
ceptiOn, voting for the committee of
inquiry. aeH 5I8oeq st1 81 -ehhaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
new York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK, August q.
? CoTToN-Firm and less active; sales of
100 bales at 3016c for mIddling uplands. 4
b FLOUR Receipts, 1872 barrels. F our
steady; medium and. high dull and
g 759 90 for gdperhne State and
western, 81 90 "a 95 for common to choice
extra State 81 70@9 20 for do. extra West
ern. 81 994sl2 p Tor good TO choice whi g
wheat extra, S. 5e912 25 Tor common to
choice iroand-hoppi Ohio, $40 00eeu % for
common fair and extra st. Louis; Sll 5OQ
II % for good to choice do, closing quiet.
Rye FLOUR = "a shza1e lower; sales OF $50
barrels, at 81 95@g 70.
CORN MEAL Quiet Z ~ .f--s..s a.It ia
MHIsKY.-N omipaf- at Tic in bond. ,
I. WHEAT-Reeeipts 2, ,06I bushels; market
21t3c Dellsf, and more doing for export;
safes Of 5000 busheis at 81 99g2 90 for No y
Spl1n I; ez 0l for inferior No. do. in store;
delivered; 81 20 Tor choice Amber Green
l5avs t2 - for choice new Amoer Illinois;
Y 4g for old Amber Michigan, and 81 40t9
81 58 Tor ney white Michigan. 81 -.g
f RYE-FtrIner; sales 6,0O0 bushels at 81 As
Tor Tor new Southern, and 81 5i@t SO for new
q BARLEY Dull and nominal. ...-
+ BARLEY MALT Heavy.
CoRsAReceIpts l63, 100 bushels; market
opened 9 SPADE better and closed quiet;
sales of 90 bushels at 81 I5GI 2Ol% for un.
sound; 81 2lgI 2213 for sound mixed West
ern ahoat, and 81 "a for Western yellow.
= OATs-h eceipts a ,076 bushels; the market
is. flTTner and more active; sales of lO5,OOO
bashels L 79c fqf Western in store; Sic Ior
do afioa1, and 7Sg 75}se Tor new do.
Z CoFFEE-steady; sales of 1000 bags Rio
sUcAR-In IA demand; sales 800 hhds
Cuba atI01&6silI =
MoLASs ES-DulL
HoPS-G 1fet at 10000.
3 PETRoLEUM-Quiet;I I5146I512 for crude;
3lL23l12 for refined bonded.
Pork q uteb anu a shade lower; sales of
1900 bbls at S23 T5@29 for mess, closing at
SIS 50 regular; SIS T5e128 81 for old do. S23 so
9s24 II for prime; $25 75g26 II for prime
m ntSS.
Be F-Steady; sales OF $50 bbls at SIS O00
go 90 for new plain mess; SO 500g24 10 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef S2l 00gS3 90
for prime mess; S3O00g96 90 for India. Beef
Hams s25 COAL o..
CUT ME4Ts-Sales of l40 packages at I34
14c; shoulders lG9I9M; mans and mlddles
firm.
LARD--Steady; saies of $50 tierces at 1917
Gl9 TOR steam; 19glg1S for keGtle rendered.
BUTrER-steady at S1@37 4or Ohio; 35945
for State. -'
CHEEsE-Dull and heavy at I4al7lzc.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool firmer; engage
ments, so bush corn per sail at ID; 5000
bush wheat per steamer at 4d.