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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-30

EoR RENT.-Two. RESIDENCES, ONE
.sonveniences. on Dupree rtreet, convenient
distance IRON Poplar street cars. and ne other
on Elliott street, second place north side east
of Dosoto-siInilar room sud conv. niences. APP
is9t ofPsrtee. Mctehee y Burlesson:
NOR kKNT-s ACKEs OF NELL I'M
Z proved and inclossd land, IN Fort Picker
ing. suitable for garden purposes; hppiHy, 70
% Ncshv RIack.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-30

PLEASANT RESID nNCE On SHIRLEY
"A It. [l6 al W. A. Meeatey. Be,neI ~. a
LIUR kENT-ONE OF T.tE BEST kEIAiL
feet py sixty. situated an the corner Of Linden
and Causey streets. Apply Immediately 70
Thomas Fla her. at Emmett Bank. NO. mail
sop street. -,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-30

CHAs. ScuLoss. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-30

Decrease ofstock, since last report, 80 bales.
Shipments south, $50 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

NEW YORK, June a.-Eoon.--Stocks reverish
and excited Money steady ut s@7 per cent ster-
lima s's 80, new ST. Virginia IS, old 81 new,
Flour Sc. lower. Wlseat shade easier, with =
moderate inquiry; Corn n trihe, better; Fork s
frmer Mt soc. Tnrpcntine dull at 4sic. Rosin
quiet !; strained, 1910. FreIghis quiet.
EUenfRq.-Cotton firm sales OF eco bales At Doc.
Flour heavy at the noon decline. Wheat lc. lower
Whiskey steady at Sl.0lG*i.o2. Rice dull Caro-
| lima, T!61ac. Other groceries quiet and steady.
Turpeutine, 4s5c. Strained rossn, 1910. Tallow
| active at lli@llic. Frcights Arm; cotton, per
steam, l.
| Governments dull s-eo's, 's2, l2.s. Southern
| securities heavy; Virginia 6s, SO. North Caro-
lima S. 6rf new 50. Tennessee 6's, 81; new, est.
Money continues active ut plumb per cent. Ster-
fevcrish and weak. The America to-day took out
1900, 900 I'm specie. uf .Ht
BALTIMORE, June 3-Cotton firm at 3oc. Flour
dull and favors buyers. Grain unchanged, with
light receipts. Pork firm ut $50. Bacon active.
Lard firm al lac. Whiskey dull at $i.oeG$l.os.
CISCISNATI, June a-Whlskey quiet and firm at
q5c Mess pork firm, with s3I freely offered, but
a3l e56SS3l. 80 asked. Bacon held at-Sh0uldera,
i3lc sides, l7c. with nothing doing. Lard offered
at lSic. Sea-. s. .." t.@ ..a
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Provisions frmer; Mess
pork, $3.50; shoulders, l3ic.; clear sides, lIac
hams, losc. prime leaf lard, lee. Raw whiskey,
97c. 49,
WILMINGTON, n. c., June a.-Rosln steady at
sl77iIS3. Crude turpcntInc, SI.7O4s3: nothing
doing In spirits turpentinc. Tar, s225.
NEW ORLEANS. June s-Cotton steady; mid
dlngs 2st66Slc. sales $50 bales receipts, az
bales exports, 6s7 bales. Gold, l3s.i. New York
sight, par0ii discount. Srgar-COmmon, oIDlelc. !;
prime, 1886. Notwithstanding s2f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

Nine out of every ten American newspa-
pers sent to France are, it is said, coutis-
Gated in the French post-oftice.
Telcglaphic communication across Mex
leo rid the capital is complete from the At
lantc to the Pacific. 1859.
At Prague it is proposed to celebrate this
year the five hundrcdth birthday of the re-
former John Huss, and TO erect 4 monu-
mcnt to his memory at Constance, Baden,
where he was burned alive.
The quarrel between Governor Reid, of
Florida, and the State Legislature has re-
suited in virtual reputation of the State
debt, the Governor having arranged with
the State Treasurer to refuse to pay the in
tcrcSt accruing on Il large amount Of bonds
issued by direction of the Legislature for
the purpose of carrying on the State bust
ness.
The Illustration of Paris publishes an en-
craving of q greatspreading tree near Cairo,
under which, according to tradition, Joseph
and Mary, and tho infant Jesus, took shell
ter during The flight into Egypt. The tree.
which stands GIL the ground belonging TO
the ISthmuS of SucZ Canal Company, was
marked to be cut down, but the Empress
Eugene has purchased it standing, and now
pays keeper to watch it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

BURNING OF EXTENSIVE MILLS IN RHODE
ISLAND HEAVY LOSSES, &c Worcester,
Mass, June "A disastrous fire occurred
ut Woonsocket, Rhode Island, last night.
Elliott's mills, containing a large amount OF
stock and machinery employed IN various
trades, were destroyed. The loss is estima-
ted at 100000, as follows: National Mills,
owned by Elliott, the building, containing a
carpenter shop, grist mill, bolier-house ana no
sd, 900; insured for $4,000 in the Etna,
Phoenix, Hartford, and Putnam Companies,
of Hartford; Home, of New Haven; Com
mercc, of Albany; Commonwealth, of New
York Equitable and Hope, of Providence.
The loss Of the Woonsocket Tape and Bind,
inc Company is So, 900; insured for $4,000
in u New Haven company and 50 900 in Pro
violence offices. The loss of w. Z: Hubbard
is $4,000; o. $. Fuller d Co.., $1,000; Jo-
seph Page. $1,000; all without insurance;
The buildings were hives of industry, and
gave employment to two hundred employees;
The fire is Il sad blow TO the enterprise OF
the place, and is the largest that ever oc-
curred there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
TELEGRAPHICs NEWS,
Latest Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The President has
appointed S. Z. Deforrest collector of Gus
toms at Fernandina, Fla.
900. '' ~ -. " Wy "s'' 't'''''
N. c. Britain, of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Baltimore Conference, h MS been
appointed a chaplain in the navy.
Solicitor Smyth, Of the Internal Revenue
Department, has returned from consultation
with New York capitalists regarding the
taxation Of bankers and brokers.
The Presidential party left for the Anna
polls ball at D O'Clock this afternoon ON, the
steamer Tallapoosa.
The President saw no visitors to-day, be-
ing engaged with Secretary Boutwell, and
Commissioner Delano regarding revenue
appointments. ...r -.
Secretary Boutwell, is informed from San
Francisco (May 2S) by mail that the Assist
ant Treasurer there has 5000, 600 of coin
subject to his order. The letter came over
the Pacific railroad in six days.
The Indian Bureau is not yet officially in
formed of the Indian depredations in Kan
sas. f ..-U.-.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

THE NEW CAPITAL OF RUssA.-hleV,
which the Emperor Alexander has selected
for the new capital of the Russian Empire;
is the chief town of the Ukraine, It's ten
degrees further south than St. Pete e. itTi,
it IS equally near of Moscow -; II Is Mis can
easy distance of Odessa ana inc PIED pa 1n iIS
nrovinces but also to the Austrian pro-
yinces. to Turkey, and to Persia.
A grand palace is now being erected 10, lol
the Gar. and large territory has been pu!r,;
chased for the Imperial family. hley VII y,
before long be Court residence, ana ,l Il,
Emperor will have there under his hana at
least 200, 900 Russian soldiers, when ne can a,
modern conveyances, Mt such points as a.: ne
NAV find necessary. st. Petersburg, Will
its its grand avenues and inhospitable climate
is to be abandoned to trade.-Baa'naore
Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

MEMORIAL TADlET.-Thc numerous
friends of the late Bishop Meade will BE-
yratitied TO hear of another tribute of re.
>pect to that venerable and holy man. a
tasteful tablet Of pure white marble ha:
been placed in the "Old Chapel" by the
afectionate care of DR.. Il. G. Randolph
with the following inscription
"Sacred to the memory of Right Rev.
William Meade, Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Virginia. lie commenced his pastoral du:
ties in this Old Chapel in the year 1909 and
to the day of his death supervised the pa.
IRISH with pastoral interest. Here he dc.
sired to lie down to rest, amidst the scpul-
chrc> of his own people. if God willed.
We would have watched over his grave with
tial care. But this privilege has been dc.
MED, and in sad regret we can only present
this little testimonial Of love and vcncration
for our Spiritual Father.
"lIc died i'll Richmond OH the 18th day Of
March, 1862, in the sevcnty-fourth year OF
his age, and is buried in Hollywood GENE
tery."-C Clarke Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

To PENNSYLVANIA PosT, No. 10, OF TIE
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.-Wc are
pleased to see that you "dccided not to
pass by the graves of the ConGedcratcs
sleeping III your lines, but to divide each
year, between the blue and the gray, the
first floral offerings of a common country"
Knowing your valor upon many q hard
contested field, we appreciate your magma
nimty in not passing by the southern dead ;
the Union and Confederate dead will each
receive that token of respect due to their
valor. Yours, &c,
MANY EX-CoNFEDERATEs OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR TIE SICK!

How often does 1t happen that n whole family
Is brought to the point of misery through sickness
of their Drovidcr,--thc husband and the fatherfe
being unable In such state tn labor for the means
of support, and they, being too proud to ASK Ior
assistance In time, are cxhausting all their nuin
means for medicines and Doctors fees, ana NJ
Iast there is nothing remaining but utter dcspoph-
ency. IT,, H. -. a ,t..,..
. small amount to the fund OF the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief Of the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying s?a
half annually, IS every week when sick; or by
pnying IS, 80 every week, no matter whether Tive
disease Is derived from accident or any other
cause, ~
THE premiums are put so low as To enable even
the poorest an to Join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough TO keep them from
want.
Information can he received 1T the office OF tho
company, sls Broad street.
Agents for all parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Wildt President: a.
Bodeker, Treasurer; John VI. Peia, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell James Miller, cashier
OF the Union Savings Bank; y. n. RoScnbaun
ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

Illinois i said to he the most thor0ushly
organized Sunday-school state in the Union.
Every county has its convention, ana IN
hiry counties each township has an oreahi-
lation.
The New York State Temperance (colai
abstincnce) Convention, in session NJ oyra' 4
cusc has resolved that the sale OF iiqaol u
crime The proposition to form an Hue
pendent temperance party was lost. ;,
Two brothers-in-Iaw, named Strick Hns
and Waters, had fatal alteration on utI,
day at the residence OF Waters, III SUI souin
Fifth street, williamsburg, \. ]. s' f1Ta
ters's s shj When Waters interfered, and
the tight commenced, in which the latter
shot Strickland twice. His condition ID CIT
stical. Waters gave himself up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
LEE PROPERTY STOLEN N GEoRG1A.-Mhv

THE PROPERTY STOLEN IN GEoRGIA.-Why
not tell the truth and shame the ID" at
once by calling it stolen property and pro-
lcrty obtained by hiqh,rny robbery? Look
At the inventory" Watches, diamonds, sill
Yer plate. spoons. and laceS.' Pretty sub
iect> for capture by great army engaged in
III" noble task of Saving the Union 4"
This property WAS stolen or taken away by
force from unprotected Georgia families by
a brutal >oldiery, many Of the diamonds
having been wrung by violence from the
hands of females and in no sense can they
be considered abandoned property en-
rcft that they were stolen Ivy abandoned
men. As there seems TO he some doubt as
L. the best mode Of diSpoSing Of these tro-
pixies, We would suggest that the only honest
way i 10 send them back to Georgia, and let
some officer OF the Government advertise Il
descriptive list and call for the rightful own
CrS. And this the Government will do if it
i not IL mean aS Butler himself Sdrdnnah
HCfubitcuH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

The STRIKE OF HOTEL WATERS IN NEw
1oRK.-The walters employed at the Astor
House, st. Nicholas, New York, and Fifth
Avenue Hotels, all ofwhom arc members of
the Hotel Walters Protective Associa-
tion,' struck on Tuesday for an increase of
wages, and the hotel proprietors were sub
jcctcd to much inconvenience in conse-
quence. The Post of Tuesday afternoon
furnishes the following particulars
A few days ago the walters employed at
the above-named hotels notified the respcc-
tive proprietors that on the 1st Of June they
should demand an increase of their present
pay-thirty dollars a month with boar d.
but no answer was made to the demand
| either in the affirmative or negative. The
walters had evidently carefully arranged a
plan to cocrcc the landlords, as their action
of last night would seem to indicate. About
3 O'Clock, while tho guests at the hotels
named were seated ut dinner, the walters
served the first course and then marched
out Of the dining-room in body, to the
very great establishment of the diners and
disgust of the landlords. OF course there
was much confusion, and the dinner was
finally served ut each of the hotels by the
aid of The chambermaids, porters, and Office
clerks. At one or two of the hotels the pro-
prictors donned white aprons and asserted
tlclI dulliblltl, dts Neil rs COHJcnlpG lOI
"strikes," by themselves serving the guests.
The proprietors Of the hotels paid off the
I refractory walters and dismissed them Mt
once. A consultation was held to-day, and
it is understood an agreement was made not
to employ any Of the " strikers" or any
persons belonging to the Association. A
number of new men were engaged to-day,
and it isexpected that by tonight about
one-half of the full complement Of men
will he at work in each Of the hotels. The
st. Nicholas Hotel employs regularly ninety
walters at table, and at 2 o'clock this after
noon more than forty new men had been
engaged in place of those who "struck.'
The hotel managers pay five dollars a month
more for table service than the hotels OF
Boston, Philadelphia, and other large cities,
and no trouble has been experienced to-day
in engaging men through agents at the old
rate of wages paid hcre-thirty dollars a
month and board. In the hotels where co.
lored walters are employed, such rs the
Metropolitan, there has been no strike, as
colOrcd men arc not members of the or.
ganization. The landlords expect to have
all the men required in day or two, and i'll
no instance will the "strikers" be again ell.
gagged, unless they dissolve their connection
with the Society. The "strikers" them
selves will be the persons most injured by
this movement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
Tho Trial by Military Commission I'm
Tcxas--Scene In Court.

JEFFERSON, TEXAS, June I'm the mill
tary trial to-day, Richard Firgues, who had
turned States evidence and was the prose-
cution's strongest witness, was placed on
the stand. He at first stated that he did not
wish to give evidence, as General Buell. ex-
pected more from him than he could tell,
and had this morning threatened him with
prosecution for perjury if he did not tell all
he had stated to him privately, and also
threatened him with trial for the crime with
the others. lie went on and recognized Il
few of the prisoners. The witness shed
tears while giving his testimony, and the
scene created much feeling. His testimony
was not concluded. One or two more freed
men have been examined and swore every
way. The trial will last three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

John N. Maffitt, commander of the south;
orn nriyateer Florida, has Instituted legal
nroceedings to recover some $4,000 worth
IF ,,ronerfy coniiscated in the United States
=, tEit Court at st. Paul three years ago,
and sold by the United States marshal tor
about $4,000.
In reply to Mr.. Fish's communication; ito to
, nn',d be accepted, Secretary Of the Madrid
Te~ation Perry replies that he can 1nt;d re,
i is" While resting under the impntat;l9tn n
and and calumnious accusations Of Mnls'cr
Hale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRE.-Hdnorer
county, May 29.-Four young men lett our
nelghborhood to seek their fortunes IN the
far West about the 1st of April, ultlmo.
Two of them stopped in Indiana, one IN
kentucky and one IN Missouri i ths week
the one from Kentucky returned, and to-
day the two from Indiana are expected
They found in the West an unpropitlous
climate. rich lands, abundant labor, pc
NITROUS people, and no resting place for a
moor man. 10 matter what his capacity.
The country was filed with persons from
every part of the land seeking work ana ID
fortune and finding none ono h Dl one Pfraed
and discussed tney nave With Gne d e
LET others do as they may, as for themselves
thew mean to live, labor, and die, in the far
famed "Forks of Hanovcr."-Ate1a"d17G
IUzpttP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
Foreign Markets-[BY TEtEaRApHI.

LONDON, June 3.-Noon.-Consols, s2a United
States bonds, sos. e sH-. sst
LONDON June 3.-ErentRg.--The increase OF
spccIc I'm the Bank nf England la nearly $500 900.
Consois, o9i. United States bonds steady at sol.
LIVERPOOL, june s.-Eoon.-Cotton shade
hrmer; uplands, lltd. Orleans, .ilsd. estimated
sales. 1900 bales. Corn, els. Cd. &}ternoon-
Pork duh. Bacon, COS. Cd. Il grfL.L
LIVERPOOL, June s.--Ercnina. -Cottou armer
at IND; Oreans llid. sales, l?,eoo bales. Tur-
pentlne, 97s. 81. a
HAvRE, June s.-Cotton-On the spot, tcif.
afoat, 13sIf. ''. H...
PARIS, juno 3.-Tbe increase of the specie In
the Bank of France Is IL 500 o0of. Bourse steady
rcntes, 7lf. 47c. .#- ..'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

MEETING OF ORTHODOX FRIENDs.--Neac
York, June 2.-The Orthodox FRIENDS
yearly meeting has been in session mere LOT
several days, but the proceedings nave no o
been Of general interest. Accesslons ol l'oVo
m.r,ou, 10 the list OF members during the
past wear are reported. and the member
ship. including branches in Great Britain
and Canada. now numbers $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04

SHIPMENTS OF ARMS AND MuS1TlONS OF
VAR TO CUBA.-Thc New York 1f0uHe
says:
I've have special and creditable adylcGs
that, iv means Of seven or eight eXpedl-
ton> which have within a few months lelt
New York and Philadelphia, the Cubahs
have received large and somewhat surprising
quantities Of arms and munitions Of i, war
The Cuban authorities here and III "ash-
lngon have, as We are informed, been l n
sanity active, and the result OF thclr elioltS
is seen in the animated hopes and renewed
spirits Of the patriots i'll the held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
Cuba---succcssfuI Junction of the
FiIibusters and Cubans---Tr0uble I'm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of General
DuEcc.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Letters from Cuba
received here this morning state that the
force of tilibusters under General Thomas
Jordan had succeeded in joining the Cuban
forces after several fights, in all of which
the Spaniards were repulscd with serious
loss. General .Tordan's loss was slieht-not
over forty-tivc in killed and wounded. He
saved his artillery, arms, and ammunition.
He had ! 100 rifles, all new and of the most
approved pattern.
HAVANA, June 3.-The agitation in the
city has partially abated, though disorder
threatens to break out at any moment, as
the volunteers are greatly inccnScd against
General PleZ, who has disappeared. and
whose whereabouts is unknown. Great
anxiety prevails.
General Dulce resigned this morning, and
Don Espinas is acting as Captain-General
until Dcroda arrives.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The following is
from reliable source
An expedition left the southern coast on
the 29th ultimo numbering 4I5 men, being
part Of General Jordan'S command, and
all cx-Fcdcral or cX-Confcdcrate soldiers,
From reliable information received by into
rested parties here the men and munitions
of war were safely landed, and have joined
the Cuban forces. The expedition is under
the command of Colonel DE RuSSy, OF
Louisiana, who formerly commanded the
First Louisiana Confederate infantry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-04
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND VA.

E
JUNE 5-The market continues very active with
an improving tendency for all sorts. The sales for
the week were 1is3 hogsieads, 90 tierces, and So
boxes. Our quotations are wen maintained as
follows s'...' = .f -
Lugs. Shipping, green and unripc, ss.sc9s7.so
shipping, ripe, In good order, $I@s9; working:
@$o; bright smoking or working, common to me,
dunn $liR SO; bright smoking or working, good
Lsqf.-sbiPpins, short dark, in good order, ss:5e
@sll; shipping, short dark, in SON order, ss.so@
50. 50: shipping, in good order: long dark, rich
r i@ns TGs7y acs ss sngs ss SssF
short and long, sa.so@sis; bright wrappers, me:
extra, $s59Sso medium sun cured leaf, sro@sl5
ssso fresteS Leaf, $ss5Gsi. English Shipping ping
..'h". LYNCHBURG, VA. -
MAY 22.-Receipts Of loose the past week were
less than the week previous and that Of hogshead;
rather larger. Market active and all grades Of
aRpg .s % sssE rsss E15 t
and prices lower. We quote
PriningS.-But few selling, $3@$4.5o.
sna e td s%Sat
s7@$l2; extra yellow smoking, s1sGt:s.
Leaf:-Ipferior and common, $685.: goo goo
sI4; common working filters, s7so@ss goo1
working fllcrs, ss.5o@$a.5O fine working filters
$1o@Til; extra working filters, sI2@*l2.5o; com.
wrappers, $9c@s62.so.
PETERSBURG, VA.
JUNE market very active, and we note still
further advance since Friday OF from Soc. to 81 per
hundred-the latter on good to fine grades OF ship
ping, sales of which were made yesterday ut S1td
Sl6.5N We quote good To common Tugs ut $500
$3.50; fair to good. ES.5o6HSio: poor to common
good to fine, $l5@$le5o. Offerings large. No very
fine coal-cured wrappers offering, though ne note
some sales at $l5G$3o. ..-
LOUISVILLE, KY.
MAY 3l.-The market has been during the past
week almost unprecedcntcdy buOyant and firm,
and In several descriptions of leaf prices have adj
vanced Receipts during the week have been
for the fair gives that the occasion will
Justify the highest estimates that have been made
of Its Importance. We quote A: Factory Jugs, COM
mon to good, aoGss.so: planters lugs, common to
good, sc. 50Er$7. so planters leaf common to me.
dium, *sGslo; planters leaf, good to fine Sll9
Els.
C1urksrille and Western District frototh.-
Lugs, common TO good S6ITs.5o leaf, c0mmno
to medium, $a@$lf: leaf, good to fine, *l2G$l4
leaf selections, $l5GlSH
$40; leaf. common to medium, S1lMSl5; lear goot
to fine, SI7@34; leaf selections, a254lS2s.
Manufacturing dE-Fillcrs-Common to good
dark, ss@slo; bright, Slo@Sl:. Wranppers-Co,n-
Wrappers-G0od to fine dark $l4GH*ls bright
$25@S4o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dark, Sl7@sls
bright $5O6S75.
SnIes.-The sales to-day at the various houses
amounted to 244 hogshcads, with reflections on thir-
Range NJ Bids hogshcads at $27, l at as, l al
SI7 | Mt Sle0$ls5O, ut $lsFlSl5.25, at $l4, n,
$l3ftSl5.5c, II ut $l9$l2 rs at SlleGSll.76, 4S al
300 $lO75 80 at sf1S9.95 AZ at S8QDfs0S 81 at $7
ST. IG at $G6nS6.a5, at *56J $3.50.