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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-31

UNITED STATES CouRr-HoN. GEORGE s.
BaYAN PREsDNa.-Monday, March SO.-Thos.
F. Forreston gave notice Of his intention to
become citizen, and took the oath prescribed
by Congress in such cases.
On motion Of the respective counsel the fol-
lowing cases in bankruptcy were referred to
the registrars:
William Hood, of AbbeviIle-James M. Ba1-
ter, solicitor. Referred to Henry Summer,
Registrar.
BENJAMIN McKittrich, of Abbeville--S. Nc
Gowan, solicitor. Referred to WI Clawson,
Registrar.
In re DC. Gist, Of Unionville-Petition for
leave to amend schedule E filed. Granted on
motion of Messrs. Wallace & McNessock, 30
licitors.
The Newberry Herald and the Charleston
Mercury we're appointed papers to publish the
notice of the assignee in the case OF Isaac
Herbert Of Newberry, bankrupt.
BENJAMIN McKittrich, Of Abbeville-In bank
ruptcy. On motion Of s. MCGOWAN, petition
er's attorney, it was ordered that the shoriff OF
Abbeville District be and he is hereby enjoined
from selling any of the property exempted by
law from the sale, as appeared by certificate
furnished to W. J. Clawson, Registrar. The
Judge signed an order of adjudication of bank
ruptcy and certificate OF protection.
In Admiralty.-On motion of Messrs. Brown
& Mikell, it was ordered that the schooner
Emma be released from arrest, as the claim
ants have given good and sufficient bonds,
which have been approved by the court.
In the Circuit Court.-On motion of John
Grimban, Esq, Attorney OF Patrick Il. Kee-
nan and John A. Greenleaf, it was ordered
that the marshall psy over the proceeds OF the
sale of tract of land, sold under execution in
the above case, to he plaintiffs, subject to the
costs Of the marshal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-31

HOTEL ADMINISTRATION Hotei.-W. B.
Worsham, ST. Johns; Oscar Templeton, Mem
phis; J. n. Humbert, Ridgeviue, S. c.; W. B.
Huckaber, Kershaw District; Mowry Nichols,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mills House, "A. Hastings, New York; Col.
W. A. Colclough, and A. Chancellor, South
Carolina.
Charleston Hotel-David Risley, George
town; William r. Richardson, Boston; Alex
.ander NJ Forster, Georgetown; Salem butcher,
Augusta, Ga; ". A. Leary, Wilmington, N. G
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Auftion SaIts.

Printed French Percales and Jaconets, Black
Dra6 D'Ete, Ribbons, &c.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.
THIS DAY, s1st instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
at our store, No. 1S5 Meeting street,
A Desirable Invoice DRESS GOODS. &C..
French Colored PERCALES AND JACONETS,
Scotch Colored and Mourning Ginghams, Black AL
pac1, Fancy and Mourning Prints. Corded Black
Drab DEte, Brown Linen Drills. Fine Black Cassl-
meres, Kentucky Jeans, Al!.Woo Tweeds; thirty-si1
inch Muslin: Handkerrhiefs, Madras Handkerchief
Pins, W. r. and Black Fax Thread, Needles, &C.
ALSO,
An Invoice of BONNET TRIMMING AND BELT
RIBBONS, Mems Leghorl Hats.
ALSO,
An Invoice of CLOTHING.
TWEED COATS AND VESTS, Black and Colored
S Satinet Pants. White Shirts
Conditions cash. March Fl
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II e G G 8
STEAM BRICK PRESS,

AWARDED By TIE PAR1B EXPOSITION UEIVERSELlE UF
1867 THe FIRST PRIZE MEDAL,
This powerful and beautiful labor-savinQ machine
will make $1,000 bricks par day. Has been thorough
" tested, having made
MANY MILLIONS OF THEFINEST FACE BRICKS,
as well as lower grade, all superior to any other,
at about half the cost of ordinary handmade brick
The Patent Company are now prepared to sell
machines with rights on royalty, at fixed price,
and Pamphlets with the necessary information, can
be had on application to
OFFICE GREGG'S BRICK PRESS PATENT co.,
No. 221 CHESTNCT-STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
March IA mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-31

WILLIS & HIsOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports, OF
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, s. C.
e. ........................A. B. CHISOLM
October *
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Desirable Residence Southeastern Part of City.
W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

THIS DAY. s1st instant viii be sold at the Old Post
office, at II o'clock,
All that LOT OF LAND with the two story Wooden
Building thereon, recently put In complete order, with
fine two story Brick Kitchen and outbuiIdinss COM
plete situate On the souts side Traddsreet No. 81,
nearly opposite Orange-street. The House contains
six square rooms newly paintedand highly finished,
double piazzas to south and west fine cistern and
large garden. Lot measures in front Tradd-sreet
40 feet, and In depth 2l4 feet, more or less.
Condit1ons-One-third cash; balance In one and
two years. to be secured by bond and mortgage Of
the premises; buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papsrs and stamps.
March 81 fmtu3
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Good Business Stand in Wall-street.
w. Y. LEITCH & Il. s. BRUINS

THS DAY, 31st inst, at II O'Clock, at the old
postofAce, win be sold,
The LOT OF LANp, with the buildings thereon,
suitable for Store and Storehouse, being partly
built OF brick situate the westside of Wastreet
old and new, Nos. 10 and 21H, nearly opposite
Miuory-street. Lot measures in front on Wall
street 33 feet and in depth 100 feet, or less
terest. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
March 81
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BY r.. & A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 31st inst. will be sold before
our Store at half-past O'Clock.
500 CHOICE SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS.
ALSO,
KEGS NAILS
Boxes Candles
Tubs Butter
Boxes Cheese
Barrels Picked Beef
Boxes Tobacco. March IL
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auftign SaIts.

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Cutlery
BY NILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. I will sel at my
store, corner of King and Liberty Streets
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF 80
DRY GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, HOSIERY, No-
TIONS, &c
Cashmere and Satinet Coats Pants and Vests
Is cases. $50 dozen, Mems, Boys and Ch1iorens
BATS.
An invoice of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
just received from impo-ters. Mafcn a1
Hams, Shoulders, Strips, &c.
JETFDRDS 4 Co.
Will sell THIS DAY, in front of their stores at az
O'Clock,
GOO CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS
10 tierces Canvassed Hams
800 Shoulders
50f0 pounds choice Strips
20 bbls Sugar
100 boxes 8. D. Cheese
100 kegs Nails assorted SKIES
25 bags Rio Coffee
200 boxes Herrings.
March 81
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IOf what place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE LATE EXCURSION DISASTER.

Coroner Flynn continued yesterday, at the
Woosterst Police Station, the investigation cir
oumstances attendant the drowning of Officer Henry
COrett and the GIRL Jane Bell from the excursiOnboat
Seth Low ut the foot Of
the 18Th inst. Sergeant John H. Mccullough Of the
Twentieth Precinct testified, that he board the
steamer that day. there large party on board,
and the two barges alongside wishing 10 land portion
Of the party at the foot OF the abOvenamed street. while
in midstreRm the captain OF the steamer alongside
the barges and while the passengers passing from
the barge TO the steamer there cry of " man
OverbOard" rush TO the side OF the steamer made
by many OF the passengers md, the guaTd-ra giving
way about 10 IA preciptated into the
witness at the captain OF the boat
pOred him TO stop, and turn back, there
Der of persons Overboard the captain replied LET them
drown and be id" Witness then 10 the Of the
boat and looked at the persons struggling IN the water
and returning TO the captain informed him that two of the
number In the water policemen. The captain re-
Piled Let them drown, all the police In New York ought
To drown for they thieves" Witness Is Of the opinion
that the captain under the influence Of qusr the
time. ROundsman Charles n COmbes Of the Twentieth
Precinct coTroborated IN good part the testimony OF Ser
he told the captain that policeman had been drowned
She captain said, 81 am glad Of 1t they ought TO be
drowned they are nothing but parcel OF thieves. The
will be continued to-day at the Woosterst Police
Station Coroner Flynn has issued warrant for tho ar
rest OF the captain Of the Seth Low whose Is
known 10 any Of the witnesses.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


In the U. s. District Court In Bankruptcy,
in the case Of Patrick Purcell aud Henry NJ Robinson
bankrupts question which bad arisen IN relation TO the
Judge Biatchford The bankrupts kept the Yerardah
Hotel No q East Houstonst On Ming Their petition
I'm bankruptcy they abandoned the property contained IN
the hotel part Of which property was mortgaged The
owner of the MORTGAGE appointed the assignee ID bank
m6rtgagcd at the assgnees sale Of the banRrupts es
tate. The articles were so sold, aud brought good
price but not the amount OF the race OF the mortgage
The other articles Of the banpt estate we're also s0d
aud brought fair price After the sale the owner OF he
creditors the proceeds Of the articles not nortgagcd
FOR sufficient amount % make mp his deficiency. inc
Register was OF contrary opinion and the question
being certified 10 Judge Blatcnofd, the later SUSTAINED
the Register
A curious case, involving the duty of physi-
clans came mp yesterday before justice Cardozo N tho
Supreme Court Chanbers, on NOTION 10 h'.Ihg out
counter claim Dr Sherrer sued MI and Mrs Arthur lor
trespass, the trespass bcing that Mrs Arthur had
miscarriage In the PLAINTIFFS ONCE the plant lntthcr
ging that this miscarriage was IN consequence OF an
and c0uptecain 5000 for damages sustained by the
lady through the refusal Of the doctor 70 render ms pro
holding that the proper remedy was a demurrer
FreeTioks the photographer, moved by ms counsel 70
from using the name Of Fredcucs Co as sign TO his
establishment The complainant says that IN ADDITION 20
the fact that ONe is not Fredericks Co. ms pictures
are of an inferior quality and that thus ne u douDy
TRe Following de SHl made BY JudSs cTdolo
Supreme Court, were announced yestehny' bc0fEe W.
LLOYD Brabst, 20 compel McGrcgor. &c, To pay over
mOney.-Orler Of reference VIII he granted. Anna A.
HOyt agt AzOr HOyt Proof Of service must be submit
ted II regular, the decree Will be granted Anne
Leonard agt. Caleb r. Lc0nard-The defendant swears
10 merits and there is great doubt 10 whether some
one was not mistaken for him by the person who made
the service The default should be opened and defend
ant allowed I'm ~ days after service OF copy
OF the complaint his attorney Ia 10 ReelVerhhp OF
the Marine Fire and Inland Insurance COmpany-Cfder
granted. Louis Fasnachtct al. agt Theodore stein-
Motion granted. VIM. J. Cotton sgt, Joseph Nealabd-
Attachment may issue, bailabe in 500 Lee 81 al aet
Hannah Brdsil-Delault opened, aud p.aln'I e!eeuhg
10 have reference. Cause referred 10 VIM VI I"eeu'
IT, 20 hcaraud determine Joseph Rowland can, &c,
q IT. Geo ". Steyeus-MOuOn granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
pANKTNG AND FINANCIAL.

Six hundred and sixty miles of the Union Pacific
Railroad are now finished, and in active operation.
One hundred and twenty miles have been built in the
last three months More than COCOON are employed
and this average of 40 miles per month WIN be con
tinued throughout the season. making wv completed
miles by January and II is now probable that the en-
tire grand line to the Pacific viii be open for business
in 1894 No other frsclass railroad in the world has
baon built and equipped SO rapidly the Union Pa
c6c winch rms west from Omaha across the CONT
nent.
The United States Government makes OF this rail
road great national work and aids its construction
by very liberal granite of money aud of lands. To
further insure the speedy completion of the road the
Company are authorized " issue their own FIRST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

mortgage bonds having 80 years to run, and having
interest coupons payable semi-annaaly at the rate
of per cent in gold. By special provision Of the
act of Congress, these bonds are made FIRST MORT
GAGE upon the entire road the Government taking a
second hen security for the repayment OF Its loan
The principal, as well interest, is made PAYABLE
In GOLD The mortgage bonds of nearly all other
railroads in this country payable, principal and
interest in currency and it is asserted without fear
of contradiction that no other Railroad Company in
the world building great an extent of road issues
bonds of equal value with the first mortgage bonds
now offered for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company
The price of these bonds Is now l02 and accrued
interest from July l. in currency. The Company be-
lieve that at this price, their bonds the safest
and most profitable investment in the market and
they confidently expect that they viii shortly COM
mand higher premium than any similar security.
The Company the right to advance the price
at any time and win not fill any orders receive
any subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at the Company's office before the time
of such advance. Subscriptions will be received by
the Companys advertised agents throughout the
United States, and in NewYork at the Company
office, No. 20 Nassau-st., and by
JOHN j. Cisco & Son.
Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE FIFTEENTH WARD POISONING CASE

DR.. John Beach, assisted by Dr.. Thomas c.
Finnen and Others made post norton examination yes
terday ct No 70 West Eleyenthst Of the body Of Mr.
John spicer who announced TO have been poisoned
py stryehnine contained IN seidtz powder purchased
VI oulay nj MI j. b. Presses drug stOre No. i19 Sixth
ave. There was found violent internal hemOrrhage, suii
Sens 70 nave caused death, but whether this the
ADliy cause OF DEATH merely the result Of COnvul
caused by the action OF the poison alleged 20 have
49, laKen tie physicians could not say until the con
nie Oh the stomach submitted % analytical test
LII WIZ be done Dr. Bartlett described the symptoms
" 'Ie deceased as those Of person suffering from the
snec Of strycLnne and added that the remains OF the
huef left IN tho paper had bitter taste such wOud
" hated by strychnlne. Simmons, the clerk and the
Of the drug store confident that stych-
ne was In the powder when II left the store, aud there
ere funorS that Mr. spicer who has been lowspirted
sVf some time past, had committed suicide Probably
sn ease VIII Dot be cleared Wy until the inquest Is held
coroner ROllin. No date has yet been named FOR IL
Mt ppher native Of this city ~ years Of age. he
caves wife aud family.
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pARpoN on WIDOW CATnERINE MeARDLE.

Gov. Merrill of Iowa paIdoned Mrs. Catherine
McArdo who had been the State Ponitentary four
years This old woman fun Of maternal devotion. herOl
caly sacrificed herself to her son from the gallows
The had killed his father, and the mother to avert
the doom from her offspring claimed and confessed that
il was she who had committed the murder and on her
own confession was condemned 20 be hanged Gov Stone
committed her sentence 10 imprisonment for lie Inc
poor woman after one or two attempts commit suicide
in the Jackson County JAIL sent 10 the PenteDtay,
and the gloomy clasp OF thar prison she has been four
years waiting and praying for death When she was
visited last Fal she shrveed body and nearly so
in mind. sixty-nve years old, with her right arm
pasied and helpless abandoned Ivy all OF her blood
victim to heroic motherly devotion, and with the
light Of earth, and seemingly that Of heaven shut
from her-she was truly ptiable object Many persons
have interested themselves IN her behalf ana at last,
through the kindness the Governor the chains are
stricken from her limbs and she is more free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
THE ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN LAuRENssr.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday at
1he woOsterst Police station over the body OF colored
woman Ellen May 90 years Of age. death was al
geo TO have been caused by violence at the hands OF
1honas Johnson the 1l us IN front OF No 50 Lau-
sensa From tine testimony Of several witnesses. II
wVold appear that the night question the prisoner
We acting Ia vlolent manneg, and declared that he
YOU'D whip any who attempted 10 restrain him FL
LAZY he caught the deceased woman as she caue out Of
e alley az that place. and struck her two violent blows
81 thc stomach. He tbon attempted 10 run away when
~ near, IN the gutter. While she was pros
HSb he accused kicked her. lie then ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

him. For the defense Frederick Grafelmann keeper of
grocery at No II Essexst, wanted TO testify without
being sworn but the Commissioner directed HIM 70 be
sworn He testified that defendant his clerk and had
taken the note in question from customer that he
(vitnessl finding the note in the drawer and discovering
it TO be counterfeit gave II 20 defendant In part pay
ment OF defendants not informing defendant OF
its character The Commissioner concluded To discharge
the defendant on the ground that although 1t was
probable that he aware OF the character OF the note
yet between him and his employer the latter by
far the more guilty his own testimony showed; and
further that II necessary TO have defendant as
witness against his employer; whom the Commissioner
az ordered under arrest and whose examination
will take place on q day to be hereafter agreed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21

away. Officer Hudson came up soon after and asked
the woman to go 20 the Police Station and make com
plant against the prisoner This she unable do
aud soon afterwaTd she died johnson had previougy
threatened several other women In the vicinity He was
under the Influence OF liquor. DR.. j. C. Morton made
post mOrtem examination OF the BODY and found no
traces Of severe injury The heart found TO much
diseased and In his opinion death was the result of or
ganio disease Of heart and chronic pleursv with
etuson The jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the medical evidence, and added that death was
hastened by the assault The Coroner held the accused
TO await the action OF tho Grand sury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
MnNnAY. JnlY 2O-P. VI.

Gold opened at 1929. sold at 1881. 1l2l. 1894.
closing l42,. The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were 81 $1,000 and the balances $l.42ll2s a.
Government Bonds opened steady on the old 5-2Os
with n good demand FOR shipment. The cents of
1881 were igheT. The new BIOS were tat per cent
lower than the closing quotations Of Saturday O$Os
were firm ut 1853. At the u o'clock Board, on
sales 10 realize the market declined fdI per cent
but afterward rallied, closing steady at quotations
State bonds were lower Oh Tennessee which cOntIn-
ues to he freely hammered by the bears who so sue
cessfully defeated the payment Of the interests eX
commons sold az C7, and the new bonds % cas- North
Carolina. ex-coupous. sold at al Missouri 81. Rail
way bends were steady There II a continued active
demand for Central Pacific nj lo3. Miscellaneous
shares continue neglected Quicksilver SOLD nj a ;
Western Union Telegraph was firm ut 90.
Express shares continue weak Adams sold
at 81: American 40, United States 4t..
Railway shares opened firm. NewYork Central and
Erie were steady at l3l for the former and Csl for
the latter. Reading was strong and steady. Michl-
gan Southern was firm at b2.a'&i. lllnols CehtIal
sold at 1921! being an advance OF ~ per cent since
il was quoted cx dividend This road has capital
of over 50 $1,000 250e shares. all of whichwith
the execution Of about 10000 shares owned by
foreigners who have unbOunden faith ia It's future.
North Western shares were active. the Common sell
inc at s2} and the Preferred at S3 Rocks Island
was firm. Fort Wayne was III demand at
llOI Milwaukee and St. Paul stocks were
steady at 60! for the Common and B.! for the
Preferred. Toledo, Wabash aud Western declined
10 5iI. Chicago and Alton sold at 1874.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at 81 AT the one
o'clock Board the market was firm; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was active. selling at ess Rock Island
was weak and not sustained. The CHIEF interest OF
the market centered in tho Northwestern Common,
which, under moderate purchases, advanced to S5.
The Preferred sold at So. Fort Wayne sold at 100.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Preferred s2.. The market
closed steady. Government bonds close firm at quo
tatiOns.
US c. Pacific RR1O2i dlO3 ~. E. $40 Cou 'C5
o. T. Gs 1881, Reg .ll3ld1H Ufsb2OC0 new OJIg itgA
H. s. Gs 1881 COu ll4t al4b 4. g. b2O COu Oh lO dlet
H. g. $40 RGg......1OJ IdIO US. 1910 Reg.....lWta 49,
g. g. $40 Cou 90. LA ana q. s. 1910 alos4
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nd steady pttbe
nnMEsrIr MARKHTs.

BuyrALo July 2o-Reeeptwheat SIoQo bush Corr 2soC
55 S Sg. Core S bush lush 0 o, ~ SI bush Fss quiet
au unchanged Flour inactive Wheat dull sales 5000 bush
SO Milwaukee and 1000 bush No Chcgo-al on private ern'
with buyers offering 73e Other articles unchanged M RI, M,
CnclGo July 2Four Spring Extras S7G $40 80 whea;
quiet at 81 % No No bnyers offer 81 H. Corn unsettled aai
Saaei 10 sags H5I s . 20, At TO- I no. RE quiet
New q 5 oa No 81 4 BaT' g g! S" bSt s,a y, So IS
is@CIe ply s5, t s9oasr' ne Bel lass g' 81
live Hogs quiet ami advanced 59lO Good Choice 80 s5osg 60
,e Fs si 70 o S.a 0 wle1 t' Co ba 6o 1000 bush Oats
220 Live Hog. sdPm@t-le0 b5la Hoar l4lo" bush Corn
ST. LOUIS jul, obaeeo n good demand and hher sOaHd Log'
9a'aas 1S Et - 5o Treble Extra 70 Fancy Bio 2
Gsi2 90 Wheat large supply at unsettled presi Prime to Fa9s'
E1 y 20 7 ES9 de9 wss 81 i5T i a az ia c
o New aad 784ll for DID, ke Gnesange W.
Clear Sides l6 Csnyai Hams 6ici SugaleuTel lye
Lard nominal Choice Tierce, l7ic Cattle IA nel le@aaa
100 b Flour 900 Wheat ~ coo BUSH Corn 6oO bush Oats
i05 So Wh5st la 81 s. osis Soc N... PgJ
dc, i6 Clear S re Bulk Slouders l2e Clear Sides I0e
Tobacco quet and unehsnged ts WIZ, .5v,rc,,,
a H 55.s's s Of &c. Gi's '9 9a 81 and no
asre for tao darsG6o bis Flour 5000 bush Wheat Loco
bush 1900 bush Corn shPIent-zeO bbls Flour lSOOe
CScisS1r JAY goFiour quiet Wheat quiet and steady Corn
At 7oGlc for 10 and no Rye held 81 s. win t SIMPLY
in bond Provisions neglected Mess Pork held at S28 Bulk
meat. lgaIc Bacon 3Ql 6 and l7 With small ORDERS quarter
below Lsrd held 7.e sales Tse Cole ii1 buying Money
/ uncb angcl aud ~. n
Miami Amber Michigan seller August 81 3D. Corn Sdranse'
Sc sse. and Michigan At 920oc Rejected 83c leo" Toe
sales Michigan at 61c Receipts3OO Dafb Coa
Receipts Of the week 90 bba Flour $3.50 hush Wheat yV 9lh
1000 hus O4ts ShiVme tJhD bbih floof l0VVV OaH
| Wheat 10000 bush Com, u, 600 BUSH Oats
Juy 2nCoit0u quiet ofng; receipts Is uas
exports Flour DALI Superlae S1a#l 50 Wheat = va
- IS Corn 35dg1c Oats 15d7c Mes Pork ~ ~ LaTd 10
elsie. bacon Shoulders BE Clear Sides Us ale 49,.
PiLApRLrHA July 2OCottou qigti Mitng Upland 3t dzc
Mddur Petroleum sesdy Crude 2c Refined $50
Flour Inactive; NorhW een Erra Family 80 5gd ~ rem
syauia Ohio 0N ~; Fancy. az @d%4 Wheat on
dropping Oh and New lied - 3Ja - al White - 490 - ~
rye declnsi % s. Corn unchanged; sales 1909 bush lei
low bush xel cserB, 81 ia 81 la Oats steady
western 8c Southern gOd9c Groceries and Provisions ~
/ changed ,,,,, a., y,
BALTIMORE Juy 20Cottop dull, nominaly Mhdlrg ne Fou
steady aud vy quiet Wheat steady Prime Red 81 y Corn nm
ar scare. White Yellow II l8 Oats steady Od oJd DC
New Oag0c Mess quiet Bacon quiet RIB sides l6e
Clear Sides To-. Gle Shoulders, HG4ci Hams IG4lc Lam
que. At l5c
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE hARKEr-JrIV 20
adTaucgi AZ Tor ex
tr au Western steers: q a9e for fair to good DO aud
y n r common. sheep in far demand safes % nsAu
I HH a lIue sAle /.