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CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTESl
important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready Relief" In Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.


On Saturday night, the 18th, was violently seized
with Congestion of the Lungs. For few days pre-
vious I felt dull pain over my LETT lung with
no attention to it. When seized, the pain was 80
piercing cutting and excrucating, that every breath
drawn was like red hot knite cutting my lung. Be-
ing absent ftom home, sent out for three bottles OF
RADWAY's RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs, back. shoulders, &C., and IN few moments
got up couuter-irritaton- Resplratons were easy,
and, as the skin became Redeemed all pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain and all signs
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gone This is an
important cure. It is we'll that every should
know how to this remedy in severe attacks. 1he
same rule holds good IN cases of Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach Apply
the RELIEF freely; coax the SKIN with 1t. 1t will
instantly secure the withdrawal OF the Inflammation
to the surface, and persons now suffering may, In
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for
length of tune, in addition TO the RELIEF, take six
OF Railways PILLS. Powder them. In half an
hour, in most cases, they will operate. If not re.
peat the dose. In one or two hours at the urthest
they will operate and the patient soon get well. In
Bilious, Typhoid Fever and Ague, thus treatment il
sure to cure. Let it be tried.
~ JOHN RADwAY, MD.
s@D DR.. RADWAY's REMEDIES are sold by DrJg-
gists and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
Style with India Rubber Cork.
DUWIE & MOaSE,
AGENTS,
No. 169 Meeting street, corner Hasel.
Charleston, 8. G.
Maya pto 6mos
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE NOON.
Full Moon, 1st, 10 hours, 49 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 9th, hours, SO minutes, evening.
New Moon, 10th, 8 hours, II minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 2Sd, 10 hours IA minutes, morning.
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Druas, GbfmnaIs, Gtf.

!. Drugs, GbsmnaIs, Gtf.
O. n A p A r Il LIAM
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER A NEWLY DISCOVERED PnoCEsa
FOR EXTRACTING The CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, EN-.
TIERS INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
D R. R A D W Y's
RENoyAT1Na
r E s o L 2 E N T.
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
One Bottle OF Resolvent is Better Than
Ten Large Bottles of the Advertised
sarsaparillas, or Direct D1uretic REM
edtes.
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A MARIA BILE Rel!
SORES ON TIE TONGUE ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUNS. SORE MOUTH, :;
SORES IN THE NOSE, AROUND g.
THE EYES. dc.

II recently exhibited, few bottles will cure II
chronic or through the effects OF Mercury, Potas-
sium, Corrosive Sublimate. from six 10 one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!
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The Charleston Market.

The CharIeston Mnrkets
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, septr l, 'eS.
There was better demand from buyers, but the
rates wero somewhat easier. Sales near 100 bales,
say os at a. at 2 15 at q, at 271z, at 2s
at 28hc. We quote:
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THE RosECRANs MISSION.

CONCLUSION OF THE RosEcRANs CONFERENCE
CORRESPONDENCE ON THE STATE OF THE
:soUTH-aENElsAL LEES vIEws-THE LETTERS
- WITHHELD FOB THE pREsENr-THER SUB
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LIST OBJ VESSELS

LIST OBJ VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Ansdel, Lee. cleared. August Is
The Cardigan, Kelly, cleared. %
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. Is
MESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Wayerly Terry. up. August ~
Sehr HAWKINS, Wyatt, up. August 20
Brig A Devereau1 Clark, up........... .Augu t 20
schr Stampede. Stratton. up. August
Schr Austin, Foster, cleared d........ August 2l
new YOBBs
Ship R Winthrop, Stewart, up. August IL
Schr Mary Mankin, Clifford sailed. August %
Schr Lilly Francis up. .......hugus 20
schr Caldwell, Me- ormck. cleared. August rs
schr Lizzie Batchelder, English. cleared. August %
Schr " Beebee, Lozier, cleared August 20
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THE DAILY NEWS.
I'm Our Boat

By MISS xuLoo c 4.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-01-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT
I'm EQUITY.

I'm EQUITY.
Elizabeth Webb, Wm Steele and wife, and others,
VS.. John W. Guyton, Ext'r, John Baylis Smith,
Assignee, and others. Bill for Account, Relief,
&C.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Joseph Guy
ton. A. ". Guyton sr., Guyton Guyton, B. D. An
derson and wife, VI. ]. Anderson, heirs at law Of
Polly Sheriff., names and number unknown, James
NJ Carpenter and wife, Margaret a. Carpenter,
Francis NJ. Smith, Chesley Rodgers and Benz. Duck
worth, Defendants in the above stated case. reside
without the limits Of this State. On motion of
Reed s. Brown, Comp. Sols.
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead. answer or demur to said bill of complaint
within forty days from the publication hereof, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against them.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.R.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
November u, 1867. 24-5
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Auction Sales for February.
saERIFRs SALE.

BY virtue of Wrts of Fiera Facias TO me directed,
will expose to sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
Court House, within the usual hours of sale the
following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situated in Anderson Dis
trict, on waters of Millwee Greek, adjoining lands
of Robert Steele Jasper Williams and others, con-
tanning three hundred acres, more or less except
the dwelling, necessary appurtenances' ana twen-
ty acres of land, reserved as q homestead under
military orders.l Levied on as the property of
Samuel Craig, at the suit of Jasper Williams, Admir-
and e. c. Craig, Admir-.
Six Bales of Cotton, levied on as the property
of Al Hall, at the suit of j. S. & r. h. Beatty,
Administrators.
On Tuesday after Saleday, at the late residence
of the Defendant, $500 pounds of Cotton in the
seed, black mule wagon and yoke of oxen,
4 fattening hogs, l stock hog. COWS and calves,
yearling, lot Of corn, supposed to be l5O BUSH
els l two-horse carriage and harness, lot OF tod-
der, supposed to be 2,500 bundles, pens Shucks,
! thresher Levied on as the property Of A. J.
Hall, at the suit of Dr. w. j. Milford and others.
One Rifle Gun. levied on the property of Jo-
seph Simmons at the suit of the State for Taxes
All of Defendants interest in one lot OF Stone
ware levied on as the property of A. w. Ciarkson'
st the suit of the State for Taxes.
One unimproved Lot in the town OF Anderson,
known as the Steam Mill lot, bounded by lots OF
OH. P. FAINT, lots Of G. & C. Railroad, and 9TH
son, at the SUIT of S. & E. w. Brown.
One Improved Lot in the town OF Anderson, sit
uated on N1cDufie street, bounded By lots of Mrs.
Sforris Estate Of James A. Winthrop and others,
containing Two Acres, more or less. Levied on
as the property Of the Estate Of Samuel G. Earle,
at the suit of 3. F. Brown.
One Unimproyed Lot in the town of Anderson,
Bounded by lanyard street, and lot on which De-
fendant now resides and others, containing one
half acre. more or less Levied on rs the properly
of Elijah Webb, at the suit of Sharpe & Watson.
On Tuesday after Saleday, at residence of De-
fendant, let mems hats, lot ladies' hats, lot
jewelry. ] lot buttons and tooth brushes, lot of
pocket books, lot crockery ware. six frying pans,
stock lock, ~ augers, lot spoons and gimlets,
lotglassware, 8 states, looking glass, chairs,
pair counter scales. ] tobacco cutter, peg cutter
and shoe punch, candle stands, lot pen stocks,
lot suspenders, 10, ribbon, combs, needless vio-
Tin strings, wrapping paper and neckties, chest
nut sorrel mare. milch cows and calves, 100
bushels corn, 1900 bundles fodder, pens shucks,
I four r-horse wagon, double barrel shot gun.
Levied on -as the properly of D. L. Hall, at the
suit of Allen S. Barksdale and wife,
Terms cash.
= - VIM. McGUKIN, SAD.
Jan 8, 1868 90
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HORSE SHOEING,

THE undersigned begs leave to inform the public
generally that he is prepared to do cheaper and
better Shoeihg than any one else, and will shoe
the widest animals as well as tine tamest. Bring
On ON YOUR Horses and Mules, and enough money to
nav for work already done, besides for payment of
work hereafter, as will work for Cash only. AL
SO, am prepared to do all Blacksmithihg on the
most favorable terms, and i'll the best possible style.
D. WHITE.
Tan 8, 1858 %
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Life and Fire Insurance Agency.

HAVE your lives Insured while in health. that
you may leave something for the support of your
dear wife and children after your death. hus-
band and father is not doing his duty to his fami-
ly unless he gets Life Policy. 'Set thy house in
order; thou shalt die"
Insure your dwellings; a single spark may, in
one hour, leave your dwelling in ashes Delays
are dangerous
number of the best Life and Fire Insurance
Companies in the United States are represented by
the subscriber. Give him call, at No. Granite
Row, Anderson C. H., S. C.
A. B. TOWERS,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent.
Nov 10, 1867 % Pm
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Eslsse'H,OGEsAPREsSs

Taken in various styles, and fitted up in work
manlikc manner. Having recently received the
latest improvements, | am now prepared to furnish
from the small medallion to the life-size Portrait
more perfect than was ever taken in the country
before, and equal to the best taken in the world.
Let your hebilimcns be dark, and | insure you o
gem of o Picture, at o moderate price,
Call at F. C. v. B0RSTEL'S
.Iewelry Store, No. Brick Range.
January 8. 1868 81
The New York herald., 1868-11-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

'wsLL;--At the resldenos OF


CALDwELI--CAuIpwsLL- tho residenoe OF
the Rev. II. l.. Blinn, WIN. CALDWELL OF Lanark,
Canada, TO IDA VIRGINIA, daughter OF VIM. Cauld-
well, or Morrisana, Westchester county. NO cards.
FOsHAY--IAEGFfELD.--In this city, on thursday,
November "a at tho residence OF the BRIDES parents
by the Rev. J. b. Wakeley, JoHS U. FosuAY to
JENNIE, only daughter Of Y. Langned, Esq, all Of
this city. No cards
HARDEsoN-MrLBuRN.--O wednesday, November
25, by Rev. T. McGlveru, DAVID BARBss0H to MARY
v. MILpuRN, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
rCHIsoH-RoBRRTsON.-At 101 Greenwich ave.
nue., New York, the residence Of the BRIDES parents
by the Rev. DR.. Thompson, Mr.. JAMES A. HUTCHINSON
to IsABELLA p, second daughter OF Mr. Alexander
Robertson, ali OF this city
LISTHCUM-PoLK.-On Wednesday, November rs,
by the Rev. DR.. Deems, WILLIAM y. LINTHiCUM to
JULIA T. POLK.
sE-CAMrBrIr.-At st. PsuI's church, owero.
N. r., on Wednesday. Novensber rs, by Rev. J. In.
Kidder, FOSTER N. MABRH To- LrBBiK, daughter OF
ARIA Campbell, Esq.
MIrfARD-BUTLER.--ln Brooklyn. L. l.. on the
evening OF wednesday, November Is. by the Right
Rev. Dr. Garrison Bishop OF Nebraska, JAMES L.
NILLARp of New York city, 10 SARAH T., daughter
or the late Dr. John r. Butler and granddauQhter OF
Colonel Thomas q. Benton.
Norfolk and suffolk (va) papers please copy.
BLI.-On Thursday November 26,
by the Rev. Everard Kempsball, Dr. O. q. MOORE OK
New York, 10 MARY ALICE MAXWELL OF Elizabeth,
N. J.
PFARcr-TssrRsr.-0 Thursday, November 20,
In Trinity church, Newark, j. by the Rev. Matson
Meier Smith, D. d., IouN ". PHARCE 70 EMMA j.,
daughter OF Thomas tempest ESQ. No carda.
PHlLLIPs-0vY.--0 Tuesday November ~ o. ~,
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

prised 500 bbis al s SO for No $50 50 s for shore
No l. 9l6 70 ST for shore No. g. $ll 70 for medium So
and &l2 Is fr large do Box herring quiet a. former
pces Sales 900 boxes acc scaled and PC for No.
Picked fish quiet but steady at e5 70 10 " FOR cod
CLUE There OF 5000 lbs. English a. r<c and
5000 do. Irish az lSc.
GgssIEs dull and prices nominaly lsc. Ike
for bags and 20c 2lc. for CLOTH
aorThe market continued 70 rule quiet but IN prices
Prime and ohooe grades, lsc. &c., good, Eo c' ana
inferior and common, &c. l0c
ufc, gold.
aDEsrhe demand .c.vs as about former price, csc5
and sales made OF 5000 Rio Grande at Etc., gold
buenos Ayes At so do 2a0 wes ss.ed RIO rapds 1 a. INC.
6UO naraoaibo private terms.
InosFor scotch the marks. vas modsr:sy se.svs =
about former pricca There sales OF 4u0 tons sngar
mock and dasherie :. S4s 80 and 100 do Co.tusss q
value ssiss 70 tons No .. Sss We quote No. sa & $
and unchanged. New rails dull and nominal q x1s
Ss Tor American and vi $sA sold Tor knssh ksnneo
LsAD was IN demand and sAlss made OF 100 tons
Spanish private tsrms We quoss'-ordinAy foreign
~ ", gold.
LsATaEa,-ror hsmlock sole the demand va: fair ..d
nsxsd Stock reduced Oak-Crops In fair demand st
steady prices Rough was quiet but unchanged in value we
Quote:-
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TIM PHILADELPHIA TRAaEDY.-Tbe murder OF the
aged widow Mrs. Hill, 1t her mansion on last sun
day night still attracts share of public attention.
The accused, George 8. Twitchell, Jr and his vile
Camilla, were on Tuesday night taken TO the prison
IN the city van On the way down Twitcheil and his
wife engaged In conversation about the tragedy.
After talking pleasantly about the matter for q few
minutes Mrs. Twitchetl turned TO her husband and
said exctedly. "Ge0rge, state TO the world that
innocent entirely innocent OF any participation
the murder OF my mother. You know, George that
do not know . w0rd.about II. II You did the deed,
innocence and save me the disgrace and wrong cf
imprisonmentri Twitchel looked with stolid indif-
ference at his wife for minute or two and then
piled, "Why would do such deed Do you think
] would kin motherw Mrs. Twitchell said no more
until she reached the prison. She wept bitterly on
being taken TO the Philadelphia Post, Non 20.
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

THE wheat market opened mer under the advance n gold
and . vgorous export and speculative demand and
Buo,sn. a. the improvement, The Receipts we're heavy,
on New York and western account on the basis o
prices sellers refused part with choice No spring
waukes wheat made and this price bid ahe cose
The sa.s sss %srs about Su.Ss 81 -
q y 2, 50 t 70, M. Mc $3.50 "a g a. fS sS q, and .Sos.: DO
white Michigan IN bbls Corn scarce active specuA-
tion higher The sales about bushels,
At 81 10 u ~ for mixed IN store 81 l7S eI lsk for DO
and si 10 81 Is FOR do white Oats we're dull and bssvy
opening closed c better good demand The
0o0oo bushels, at Tic. 2c closing TAO
Rye quiet but prices quite steady the SALES
sc. su.s. I'VE ws',:r N q % s'; :: - r.s r. s:,:,
FOR canIds west sl for state IN Tor scotch and % q
for Canada East or Barley malt small lot OF State
FnErsnrs-Tbs msrkss moderately active, but rates
10 all ports were The charterng business was tribe
active The spgAgements ITO Liverpool, 900
bushels wheat at ID OV bbs -four At 2 3D. 300 srces best
soss. bacon 4 sCs and go bales cotton q "a Nd 70
sour Il A. "a, Is tons oil cake 1t Ss:, and per
steamer M bale. ccs.cS m :. I'd ss DO sops Id and
1000 bbis hour. The charters wsrs:xn Italian bark
Cardiff with xbD quarters grain At b. 7d Italian brig
With quarters grain to Queenasown Tor orders, a 7
srse, e. sd i.I,sn bark 80 tom. po. IN I.siy
iSe windward 81 oco British bark sil tons, 70 Monte
video and Busnos Ayrsa, lumber bark 70 ubratar for
ORDERS general cargo and British bs RI 10 ssve light pps
a~py cod wers IA modsr.s. supply, and with fair
GEORGE q n g and SO DO crssa BANK q = a. Voc
pscSsre We ~ssks though auie. vas sr rAs ssAss
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

PgTRoLKUN-Rsceipts, 50 bbs refined. The market for
Grade dull and closing at se hodsrs @ how
were disposed Of We heard q no other sss refined
:s S.
in order at and 5000 for December deiv
and ss @ & p
raS.a ss %
q, Sic lsoc do for November Al Bic gsc, closing AZ
Riox continued 70 rule dull a. &c. &c. Carolina and
srxps-Linsesd Was duu and nominal .. chou. ~ rs,
fe for sovsr Is .'iSo.ds . e reass
H.hcns s per- sa;s
s,srcs
:.:s.
lie. srScsry So, Ike: lisc prime sSeico
sa grocer, so re H. sG 1sass queen &c
.a% 4 che aSa SsIssv % is' %
srRLrEs was duh and scarcely We quote sssian
soHr-cs.is was dull and heavy. a.lsc. ai7c
Ar sran..cons "a lions were ;;%ss and prices IA
s on private terms
Ts% w n and Without
value the sales about 40O ibs NJ i2c IL sloc for
Ts-Ps dull but firmly held The sale. $50 pig.
ss q 49, &c od wss ae ssss. !: so Or ess. ss
heard OF sales OF moment c. charcoal was quoted at
rosAeeo. the long grade. there !. i'm
sa q
unchanged The sales only 10 Ohio NJ &C. 1c
Spanish dull aud unchanged
wooL-The market for fleece, though quiet is active
than during the fore OF the and prices
steady for almost all Pulled 10 moderately active,
and full prices prevalent for all grades California
steady with moderate demand recently there
at SEA 7ys bales fan cphe cargo Of the shp Lsarens
demsnd continues limited and the sales unmportant
Tho sales 265O0o lbs. feeces Al l7hc. t74c, In
s%a"s s%n9sa S0 4 s 9c % S't oas on p % 0gt
Ohio at Soc. n blc., 20d0 unwashed at S3tsc . Csc,
1000 tubbed ,c 5000 secured $50 Nc.-oheny al
sc &c. 10000 lbs at 50c for Ohio &c for Michigan
g4c Xxx Ohio and 47Ec. tQc. for and Xxx Wsatsrn
also 900 lbs pulled A. c oc for super and eIa and
Tor hne 20Uo very bury 22kc c, 62 900 lbs tan
clip California at Bic s2c lsa bales spring clip do within
the range OF 96c. BIC. and q small lot do. at y7kc
wnIsKKY.-Reoopts, 160 bbls The market dull but
former prices prevailed Sales 100 bbs. Western $ 0e
duty paid.
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

CooPERAGE Stock at unaltercd prces The market
quiet hut steady We quote Sugar shooks 81 incn heads
81 S3 Is; sugar shocks, 6 inch beads a. 80 81 s5
molasses shocks, % inch heads, ~ rs 81 s5; rum
hoops il feet, S55 sSb; DO "a Feet, sis ssS s''
CANDLES dull, but steady, at former quotations,
viz:-Adamautne (4 ox), 2lc. Ac; SPERM &c Doc. ;
patent. 68c. q 60c
CoRDAGE-Manils lower, being quoted &c 2sc.
Cocoa Was dull and nominal n exc. l0hc-, gold, for
CopPER.Ths market for ingot was quiet but frr the
sales being $4,000 bs al ssc &c, closing at ths latter
price,
CoryEE-The market for Rio was quiet but prices were
steady. We heard OF sales of moment We quote :Ord
nary cargoes &c. hSc goid In bond fair do. &C. sc;
good do, ohc llc primo do, nHc. 2c. extremes for
lots, ec. . l2>Sc.
DYEs exceedingly quiet. sales were
50 soda ash 1t a}c gold soda, ~ rs ~ g. gold
caustic soda, tsc &c, do b carb soda, - 80 80 90
do. bleaching powders &c. 1l6c do. 6O kegs bi carb
soda and 800 bags Clutch, on private terms
DrBwoops-LcSwocd was in demand, but busness wss
gLoyl AND 0nAIs Receipts "a soS bbs aoar, $40 do.
SNo DO oa, S7e do ye, - do malt and &c. do. bar
ley The flour market was steady under moderate de-
mand and vigorous movement IN spring wheat There
considerable demand for sxpor but generally ri prices pc
shipment were light Prom the trade The demand
was moderass and u wss Impossible 10 sen st
any better prices than have been current al the
pathy with other kinda The Gales about 10000 b6ls,
The market closing steady Southern flour st dull and
the market without Improvement In trade Sales 600
bbs Rye four moderately active and seapy the sales
being 800 bbs For meal the demand fair and
sales made Of O bb a rs for and eS 20
The New York herald., 1868-11-28

--Bsles, S3c- Sc.
AoIAssEsThsre but little demand and prices con;
DemararA private tems and by auction) 1850 bbs
New Orleans At 1870. 66c. cash. Prtces nomnay
cayed, &c boc for muscovsdo and A5c &c. for Porto
Rico.
NAVAL sroRrs-Receipts 200 bbls. spirits turpensine,
$500 $50 The former slow Of sale,
but unchanged In value the market cosng a 4sc for
do ro% wSar M at c For ro:in the ma market dun
so ss so:f Ne e.'is q o. ps:
extra do 90 ~ co. Sales 300 bills at 81 SIS and
2 DO No ~ 75 Tar dull but steady, Al W s7H
OIL CAxK-Wessrn was dull and nominal ct S67 Goa
Ons-Linssed was active but at lower prices, tho
&c c Tor casks and bbs Lard dull At VI 40 vi 40
slowly al u 90 City distilled red dull and nominal at
c or coast wha 200 gallons were sold a Sc bieached
winter whale quoted at $l ~ @l 25 and unbleached
winter sperm u % s2a Crude sperm was dull and NOM
Paovisiors-Rscsip.s 500 bbs pork, I4s5 do beef 5e4
do lard and 10 packages out meats The market Ior PORK
dull easier closing quite steady however, 1t
fS5 Sd sna ne. ID.
gas for prime the latter price for city, Live hogs
Of sae and heavy. Prices ranged from to
~so .ssady, Win %ossrass demand Sale: 10 bS s
$l7 for new plain and Sa $l9 u for now extra DO
T!srce beet was dull and price: were nSmnsy on ally
market passably active and e sales $50
bbla. Western a $28 $780, Cut meats though dull, wero
steady a last quotations Bacon WAS moderately active
soass city q c for long cut hams so long
13c for Cumberland cut Lard in far request but
shAde for city, the sales 100 packages q bAc
for butter was unchanged. The lower qualities
dull while the better n fair request At about former
prices Reosps fair Cheese va. IN good demand and the
Cbemuny Suasox Orange diaries.