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overed) for
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ALSO,
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TT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never producing
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used and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherever it has been introduced, as POSITIVE and
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases OF the BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEYS.
nrused and endorsed by the leading Physicians
eyerywhere 1t Is known.
The following, among many hundreds OF our beet
citizens, testify to its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYsIoANs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4th, 1858.
T believe DR.. Lawrence's "RosADALIS" to be the
BEST ALrERATrvE N USE, and, therefore, cneer1uny
ree0n''H ''' - 10 'N THos. J. BoYKIN, NJ D.
s BA1uMons, February 18th, 1858.
III I'm :. sp.MItake pleasure In recommending your
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seen It used In two cases with happy resuits-one
case of econdary syphilis. In which the patient pro
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commencing it to the profession and the public.
A. D. MOORE, II. D.,
y L. A. SMITH, n. D.,
J.H. WINSTEAD, II. D.,
K.G. BAREAM. M. D.,
e% W. g. DUGGkN, N. D.,
Jqil-i 20 E. BARNES, n. D., --s-..
|, R.W. KING, n. D.,
4}' S. WODDARD. n. D.,
W. d.. BREWER, 81. D.,
m WI. BULLOCK, NJ. D.
), 5anrary 7th, 1885,
thereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named physicians, and they are all
Gentlemen OF respecabrlty and standing Ia this COM
munity. I; y; Ia W.
January 18th, 1868. ..-l
poeADAI1s Will ouRE THE WORST CASES OF
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Mny 30.
bales Cotton 400 ibis Naval Stores. 10 cars Lum'
ber, car Stock Mdze, &c. To W Williams GO,
Kendall Dockery, W K;nsnan. Mazyek Bros, a
A Goldsmith Co, Lieut. B Adr1ch. Campsen q
Co y. Davis. d stoney, G Pritchett J Marshall,
Jr,J G Bradley, hughes, Mowry CO. E j Fripp
& Co, B Simmons, - Hamlin, F Sawyer.
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Port of Charleston. May :
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thereby certify that am personally acquainteaa
with the above named physicians, and they are all
gentlemen OF frespectablty and standing IL this COM
mnnitv T. G. DAVIS,
Mayor of Wilson, N. G.
January 18th, 1868, ,i.g.-5
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Tho following. among many hundreds Of our beet
citizens. testify to its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYs1o1ANs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 4th, 1858.
r,,,,;.,,o n oSvrences a.ROSADALIS" to be the
BEST AIrEnATrvE IN USE, and, therefore, cheerfully
recommend ~ 10 '' THos. J. BoYKIN, NJ. D.
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THE ROsAD ALIs
is not a secret medicine The articles from which IL
is mnde are published around each bottle and 1t is
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherever it has been introduced as q POSITIVE and
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases Of the BLOOD
LIVER and KIDNEYS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-24
NEW ORLEANS.
Revival Of the Trlbune-ChlcagO aud
st. Louis Thieves Arrested-Late
from Northern MeXicO-EscObad0
Terribly Defeated.

New ORLEANS, November 23.-The
New Orleans Tribune, the organ of
the colored Republicans in Louisiana,
owned, edited and published by color
ed men, re appeared yesterday after a
suspension of six months.
Five Chicago and St. Louis thieves,
a part of the gang lately depredating
on the New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad, were arrested here Saturday
night. :,
Ronchero extra, dated the 18th inst,
letters from Monterey, received the
previous night. They state that Es-
cobedo. having gone from Tampico to
Victoria for the purpose of commenc-
inc the Taunepilos campaign Jointly
with the troops from Matemoras, was
Surprised by the entire force Of Vargos
at Haicendo De Alametor. Escobedo
was defeated and barely escaped with
a few of his staff to Monterey. EscO
bedo's forces fought badly, and before
the fight was over hurrahed for Var;
Qos and Canales, and finally declared
in favor of the rebels.
Escobedo attempted to collect his
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Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. %
EXCHASGE-Eastern firm and steady at
par buying and lOttI premium selling
FLnUR-In good request and rirm SPRING
extra 70 1897 75.
WHEAT Active and 20 lover: sales of
NO. 4 at 81 308l 81; No.s2 81 I3s<aI 49, .
closing at 81 l31zMl IA: sales OF No. z mis-
afternoon 81 81 l4Ql AZ.
CoKN-Dld moderately active and lower /.
sales or No. at S5cgS7c; No. 2 85c for
new shelled; 56g5S1zc for kiln dried 72c
for NO. z; zoe Tor rejected; closing nonnf-
nal ~ ID Tor No. !, ana 58G59c for new
sbelled; sales since Change at Sle.
OAfS-Firm; No. 2 47%c.
KHE-Star aud firm 293c higher: 81 u
No.2.
BARLEY-Excited and active: No 2
opened at 81 90; advanced to sf 70; fell
back aud CLOSED at 81 6j for regular and
81 - Tor iresh receipts.
HfGuwIEE5-Quiet; sales at 92c $50
M rs 70 K-S23 50; mess ordinary g23:
rump pork S23; lot of 500 barrels sellers
January, sold at so 2j.
HAAls-Sweet picked quiet at I11<alIISc: /:
"a cen hams l0hMIO}6c
CUT MEATs-ShOu ders 7c: dry salted az
gsl2e; snort RIB middles II5Zc; rough side :
l01sc.
CATTLE Quiet and firm at So sT1Ia5 25
for common to medium cows and steers
Hoes Gs-Active and l5d20c higher: So G5a
10 Ter common; u l597 50 for good 70
choice.
FREsGHTs Very quiet at Sc for corn by
SAL, and lzc for wheat by steam TO Buf-
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New Orleans Market.

By Tel sgraph.l New ORLEANS. Nov %.
COTTON MiddliDgs advanced TO 235x4
2354c; receipts since Saturday 777O bales .
exports 2,2D bales.
GOLD-l35I.
STERLING Commercial I4ls<@l45s< !;
bank l4614gI4G1<; New York sight Il dis
count.
SUGAR-Lower grades depressed: fully
fair l24c; prime lz19c; clarified 1870.
MOLASSES - Higher; common 55aB0c .
prime 67g7Oc; choice 72c
FtOUK--Dull and lower: superfne Sc d.
Xxx 50 62: treble state 81.
PoRK 2 Dull and unsettled; new We tern
f26 Old held SIS
BACoS-Dull and unsettled; shoulders
ll33Hci clear rib sides IGIS@l7c; clear sides
lS141lSTc.
keg. -
% coRN-In better supply and easier; new
OATS-Firm at &c.
BRAS-Scarce ami higher at 81 20.
HAY-Scarce and higher; Western s23a25.
WHIsRY-Depressed Western rectined
81 0212QI 05.
.CoFFEE-Dull; Rio fair at i41zc; prime
16NMl65<c. -
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WASHINGTON.
General Grant at Headquarters = Will
Make no Formal RepOFt-ReleaSe
of Prisoners at Damascus.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November %
General Grant is engaged to-day at
army headquarters attending to Off
cial business. He will not make aay
formal official report this year, but
merely a short communication, for
warding those which have been re-
ceived from the various military COM
manders.
Among the visitors who called on
General Grant this morning, were
Senator Cole. from California, aud
Hon. K. B. Washburne.
WASHINGTON, November %. "A
letter from Syria dated October 18th,
states that our Consul General will
doubtless be successful in his efforts
to obtain the release of two Ameri-
cans held as prisoners at Damascus,
on suspicion of being concerned in a
plot to overthrow the Turkish Gov
ernment. They were engaged with
some Englishmen in the survey of a
new railroad route, and their pos
session of arms was taken as proof OF
reasonable purposes.
The Board of Directors of the
Gettysburg Cemetery meet in Wash
ington December 9.
The friends of womens' rights are
about to canvass the city for sigma
lures to a petition to Congress for
woman suffrage in the District of
Columbia.
The Executive and Municipal De-
partments will be closed on Thanks
giving Day.
Judge Fullerton is expected here
with additional evidence in the reve-
nue. fraud case, and the President will
give him a hearing on Wednesday.
The municipal authorities of Will
mington, n c., have applied to the
Secretary of the Treasury for a lease
of the Marine Hospital there for hos
pital purposes.
Samuel w. Douglass to-day was
appointed gauger of the Fourteenth
Ohio District
Five Districts requiring the ap-
pointment of Internal Revenue Su-
pervisors remain unprovided for, viz. !:
First, New Jersey; second. Southern
Ohio; third, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota; fourth, Louisiana; fifth,
Nebraska.
The Soldiers and Sailors Union cf
this city, at a meeting to night, ap-
pointed a committee to aid the Or
ganization of the soldiers and sailors
that intend participating in the inaug-
ural ceremonies of Gen. Grant as
President, in securing quarters and
accommodations.
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COLUM BUS.
Governor Hayes Message.

COLUMBUS, O, November 23.-The
Governors message was read before
the General Assembly to-day. He
says: The financial affairs are
in a satisfactory condition. The
report of the Commissioners
for revising the laws relating
to the financial system, was
laid before you last session; their re-
port was accompanied by eight sep
crate bills, consolidating the present
laws, aud these bills have already
been considered in both branches. l
recommend their early consideration
and adoption, with such amendments
as your judgment and public interest
require. The destruction of the Lu-
natic Asylum by fire will require in
vestigation, and prompt action In re-
building the Asylum A FIRE proof
building suggests prudence, and hu-
manity suggests the propriety of ex-
amining other institutions of th c
State, to prevent similar disaster.
The abuse of the elective franchise
requires the attention of the General
Assembly at it's present session. l
submit the propriety of making some
amendments to the election laws for
the representation of minoritles in
boards, judges and clerks of elections,
and the registration of the lawful
voters in each township, ward, and
precinct prior to the election. The
interests of the common schools will
be promoted by the early adoption of
| the county superintendency. as pro-
vided in the bill now pending in one
branch of the Assembly. earnestly
recommend the consideration aud
passage of the bill. Last Summer a
proclamation was issued to prevent
the spreading Of the cattle disease. !
respectfully recommend that authorl-
ty be given to appoint five commits
sioners 10 attend the meeting of com
missioners, to be held at Springfield
Illinois. on the first of December
next, and report the results in time
for the action of the present Assem-
bly,. submit the Importance of pro
viding for thorough geological sur
vey OF the State.
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New York Cattle Market.
ByTelegraph.I NEW YORK. No

ByTelegraph.I NEW YORK, Nov. %.
CATTIIc--The market for beef cattle rules
moderately active and firm. On the day
following our last re port, and an Wednes-
offerings aggTe2atsd $50 head, IL was 11a1zc
higher at the opening, but daii and heavy
at the c .oSe, though higher &han at the
date OF last report, prices ranged fTom I0c
to I6Ilc, the latter for choice. On Thurs.
dav a rivals were insignfncent. aud prices
of the week, with moderate arrivals and
fair demand, tue mark eL remained quite
steady at the above quotations. To-day,
with moderate OHeriugH, being 500 heat,
and a fair demand, the market is steady at
I09l4 and l61zc; the bulk of the sales beiag
fair to good ~ 91514c; ordinary l21z9f3s4ei
inferior lIil1aG; receipts 53z6 sead.
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-During the fCre part
of the week were fairly active and nrm
tor good stcc:f, bat dull and heavy f9r
! on-W ednesday; during the balance of the
week the arrivals were quite liberal, and
only moo crate demand prices are lower
for common, which composed the bulk OF
the offertngs; cl 0s1ng on saturday at about
6IsG715c for lambs to-day The market on
Monday was active, aud prices. steady,
with a sir supply: sheep sold at 614(g612c,
aud lambs at 61s9712c; receipts for the
week 4l,6S2. -.
receipts and light demand; sales at 8ds1Sc.
These prices were realized up to Saturday,
when the arrivals being about 2.70D head, =,
and the demand slow, prices receded about
&c; closing at TI9S4e per pound for all
fuiI prices were obtained. sales being made
at SGs3kc; the offerings were $500 head !:
500 head at Cumminipawi receipts for the
week 90, ,982 head.
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OIncindaGi narkes.

BY Telegraph CINOINEATI. Nov. %.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Quiet and un-
changed.
WHfsKY-Steady at 97c
CoTTON-FiIm at 2215c tor mIddiings.
HoGS-Steadv: in good demand at 81 O09
81 53f2ross; SS 7599 . net: the latter
extreme rate for extra large; receipts, $500
head since Saturday. t -
GREEN Meats dull at III, 10. and lI%c.
BULK MEATs-14g1&c lower, and in less
demand; shoulders 91zc, and clear rib and
clear sides $50 and i3l s#re
LARD-In moderate demand at I4149I5c
tor prime steam and kettle rendered.
HAMs-O.d sugar-cured hams very dull
at l3Gi5c.
BAcoN No old in the market. and prices
are nominal.
SUGAR--Firm and in fair demand at l2Ac
@i9c fol raw.
CofFEE Steady at 2I92IISc; sales of 6 900
bags.
APPLEs-In fair demand at So OOg5 % per
barrel.
PorAToEs-F1rmer: they are selling from
store at 80 d90c per bushel.
SEEDS FLAX seed dull at 81; nothing do
ing IN grass seed.
BUrTER-Firm at 3j93Sc; the supply is
better.
EGGS -32c.
OILS Lins eed oil is dull at s5c; lard oil
Is firm at 81 2j@I 80.
GOLD --l3414, buying.
EXoaANGE-DulI at e per cent. disco u Mt.
buSing.
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New YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. %.
CoTToH-Firmer; fair business; sales of
300 bales at 24H925c for middling up
FLoUR-Receipts, E,I0O bbis.; heavy, and
fayOrs buyers; sales, $500 bbls. at - 4O9
9 50 for superf1ne state and Western /;
extra Western; 81 9J019 IS for white wheat
extra; 50 5589 90 for round-hoop Ohio; 81 50
9s9 % for extra st. Louis $40 O09fl0 50 for
good to choice do, closing dull. California,
30 barrels at seas 90.
CORN MEAL-Quiet
free, 81 07g1 O8.
WHEAT-Receipts. S0427 bushels: rules
speculate demand; sales OF 10000 bushels
at 81 48ql so for No. z Spring; 81 % for No.
l DO; 81 l5 for No. white Michigan;
about 81 20 for Winter red Canada in bond.
hYE-Unchanged sales OF 5000 bushels
Western at 81 38gl 40.
BARLEY-More active: sales 81 900 bush
at 81 " for state, e 05 for Canada extra,
and - 20 for Canada West
BARLEY MALT-Sales l,700 bushels at
CoRN-Receipts. s,5O7 bushels: without
decided change. Sales 5000 bush at 81 O89
ed Western, 81 05 for new white Southern,
81 Fl for Western yellow, delivered
OATS-Receipis, 1911 bushels; moderate
speculative demand. Sales of 5000 bush
RIcE-DuIl; 8g9c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Rto In good demand at steady
Other kinds dull.
SUGAR-A little more active and steady.
sales so boxes Cuba at l09IIL, and SIS bxs
Havana on private terms.
MoLAsSES-Dull and heavy.
HoPS-Quiet at l5G25c for American
PErROLEUBE-Cruden nominal at l8I%aIOc.
refined bonded is excited and higher:
sales of 500 bbls at 38.
LIN5EED OIL Quiet at S5997c.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Firm at t4TL<d18J<c
PoRK-VerS dull: sales OF $50 6bls ~
S27 75929 90 for less, closing at $40 90 cash
asked: S26 25926 so for old do. 81 25a27 rs
for 1858 and 1863 do s2l 50d2z so for prime.
So SOAPS 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Heavy; sales ITO bbls at $40 O0N
SIG so for new plain, and SIG O0d20 90 for
new extra mess; tierce Beef dull at s27 OOa
$50 90 for prime mess, and $50 O09A 90 for
India mess.
BEER HAS1s-Quiet; sa es 70 bbls. at s2o 90
C9S29 so.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales OF I40 packages
at l2gl2Zc for shoulders, and l2aI0c FOR
hams: middles are Guli aud unchanged
LARD Heavy sales $50 tierces at I5alGs<c
for steam and 165z9l71zc tor kettle render
Ell Also, 1000 tierces steam at I4s6c sellers
January and ls14c, sellers February.
BUTTER steady at Hs40c for Ohio ard
10 05Oc for State.
CsEEsE-Firm at Ifa181<c.
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Elcobedo TerriblyDefeated
PHILADELPHIA.
A Shocking Murder in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-
There is much excitement here IN re-
Iation to the murder of Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. Twitchell is in custody on sus-
picion of participating in the murder.
The deceased was wealthy, having lu-
herited property from her last hus-
band. Mrs. Twitchell was her daugh-
ter by her former husband. Negotla-
tiGns had been going on for the pur,,
chase of a house on the corner OF
Tenth and Pine Streets. 1t is said
that the matter was intrusted to Mr.
TWitchell, and he had the deed made
out in the name of his wife instead OF
Mrs. Hills There had been some
difficulty about the matter, and Mrs.
Hill had been advised to commence
a prosecution against Twichell for
misappropriation of funds. 1t is sup
posed the object of the deed was to
possess himself of the property and
get out of the way all evidence as to
how he became In possession of it.
The deceased had only life interest
in the property left by her husband.
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property. and was to-day dependent
on his salary as Judge and the charity
of his wife. He therefore desired
and craved the jury to examine into
the matter and say whether combi-
nation of thieves, scoundrels, and
rascals who have infested Wall Street
and Broad Street for years, and now
quarreling among themselves, shall
be permitted to turn around and
hide their own tracks by the abuse
and vilifcation of Judge.
The rumors of a heavy fraud on
Wall Street resolve themselves into
fact
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--LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1845z. 4
General Batter is dap gerously I'll.
A $1,000 fire occurred In Milwaukee Sum-
day night.
Four ladies ha1 their pockets picked at q
funeral in New York on Sunday.
A Fenlan Convention meets at Philadel-
phia 10 day.
hasse on Monday.
W. Horteson. the celebrated tenor, died
on the lIth inst.
A fire In JanesvlIle. Wisconsin, Monday
morning, destroyed $4,000 worth of prop.
erty, including i've buildings
4 Iaborer on the North Side Railroad,
New York, has absconded with So 900. in
tended to pay the other hands.
Smith Ely, Jr., is the candidate of the
Democratic Union party for Mayor Of New
York.
a Mr.. Carson beat his wife so badly in
New York Saturday night that she died
Sunday night 2
II is said the seat of the member of Con-
sress elect from the First District of New
York viii be contested
An American named Henry ". Clinton
has been arrested at Panama for swlnd-
ling.
The Rothschilds and Barings, it is said.
win take a large portion of the new Span
ish loan.
Edward O'Donnel died in Memphis on
Monday from wounds received at the
burning of the city stables Saturday s-!ght.
American millers have been invlted to
take part in the Great Fair In Leipsic,
Germany, next May.
Government sold s300OO0 in gold on Mon
day at I33 SS-lOO. There was q sharp ad-
vance In Government bonds.
the financial panic In st. Johns is abat-
ing, and So. stephens paper is improving,
selling at 30 per cent.
Nothing has been reeeived by the Allan
tic Cable since early Sunday morning.
The lines are Sc pposed TO be down in New
foundIand.
The cigar ms snufaeturers appeal by a cir
cular to heir brethren throughout the
United St-tes snd Canada to resist the de-
mand Of the Cigar Makers Union.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached a
sermon on SUNDAY Light against Walt
Street gambling, or the present system of
dealing in stocks He represents Wall
Street as the very sink of IniquIty.
Another heitvy swindle is reported from
New York. a member of a firm buying
$50 bonds and giving a worthless cheek.
and abs, onding wth the proceeds. q-
In the trot between George Wilkes and
Lady Shove, over the Union Course, Long
Island, on Monday, each took NO heats
made one dead heat, when darkness stop
ped the sport. Best time :2615.
A foot-race OF one hundred and twenty
Ave yards for $1,000 and the Championship
of Americn, was run on Monday on the
Fashion Course, and was won by Cogar, in
1l1S seconds. #H#
The LEGISLATURE of Ohio met at noon on
MO=day, and organized by electing French
W. Ihofnhiil speaker of the lower House
In the Senate no quorum was present.
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force at Montery, but failed, the
troops refusing to march without be-
ing paid, and afterwards openly re-
fused to fight against their brethren.
Escobedo seeing this. contemplated
the state of affairs and sent In his
resignation, declaring himself inca
pable of putting down the revolution.
The forces at Victoria, under Lo-
peg and Montezios, becoming de-
moralized, disbanded themselves, a
large portion joining Vargos. It is
believed that by this time Tampico
has pronounced, as well as other
towns in the State, and soon the en-
tire State will be in the hands Of
Vargos.
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ST. louis Market.
BY telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. q

By Telegraph.t ST. LOUIS, Nov. %.
ToBACco Active and unchanged.
COrrO S-SO!d a. D., fBI middiiag.
FLoUR-UncaanSed Sed; sales at s59J so for
superb ne: E61f 70 for extra; 81 75gS for
Xxx; 50 80 for xxx.
WHEAT-Decune 5a10c on high grades,
and IO6I l5c on medium and low qualities; !;
fair to Strictly prime red sold At 81 35esi 80 /;
choice TO fancy do 81 709l %; prime to
fancy white 81 709l 81; Spring care and
wanted at 81 25I1 27 for choice.
CuRS-Scarce and higher; S3g S31Ze for
new mixed and old; 90c for old yellow and
white.
OATs-Firmer; sales at 52955c for lot of
fancy.
BARLEY-Steady at 81 S0d2 Is for prime
to choice iowa and Al Minnesota Spring.
RYE-Sl eBdy at 81 Ij6sl Is.
PoRK-DuIi and very little doing at S53 80
@24
BULK MEATS Ts-Shouiders lOe; clear sides
14c.
BAcoS-No demand and prices nominal
at at I2al215c for sh ulders, and l71{9lS
ear sides; l6l "a lie for sugar cured hams,
canyaSSed.
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MONETARY & co MsEERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANcIAL.-We have no change to re-
port in our money market. The demand
from pork buyers is pressing. and only a
small amount of the paper offered is taken.
The banks seem to be In no condition To
discount any considerable amount of pa
per. unless 1t is short, and drawn ass%ihst
shipments to New Orleans or New York.
Tee rates of interest remain at 10 to II per
cent. f..
Exchange on New York is In brisk
demand, and the supply IS rather short
The buying rate is SOC per 1000, pre-
MUM, and selling 81 50 per $1,000.
Gold is weak. Buying at l32, and selling
at lSi. Silver--l23 buying, and I25 selling.
Governments are without essential