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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

TO The HONORABLE e. II. DUAFLL.
Judge Of me District Court OF the Untsd
States for he District Of sisns sitting in bank
.uptcy,
Inc petition of E. L: Norton. of the city OF New
raptcs Of the estats Of L. ). Philips bankrupt re-
speCtful!y IS that the assets 5urr6n-
said Estate IN bankruptcy, there is the following
described real estate situated IN the state of Lou
islans. IN ne parish OF Claiborne, to wit
The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty and the northeast quarter of
nine west, excepting the northwest quarter of the
last aamen quarter section; also, the northwest
tour, township twenty, range nine west.
Your petitioner further represents that the here
record ineambered and charged with the foSwne
hereinafter specified mortgages. judgments, liens
Mortgags in favor s Of o. Kr o. s for s4co
And your petitioner further represents that it 10
membranes and the amount due thereon; that be
not ascertain the value of said properly by
ing said security as provided in section twenty of
the bankrupt OF 1857. And that is is necessary
for the due, proper and speedy adm ation OF
said estate and toE the interest of the creditors
free and clear of all membranes That all said
judgments mortgages, liens and privileges recorded
against said property be Cancelled and erased, 50
that yonr petitioner can convey y clear and unin-
numbered title to any purchaser thereof rese-ving
their rights in law the proceeds OF the sale OF said
property upon the distribution thereof
wherefore your petitioner prayS that he may De
ordered and authorized to sell said property above
described at public auction. fres and clear from all
membranes That ali said dgmsnts, mortgages s.
liens ana pr vilege5 recorded against said property
De cancelled and erased, so that your petitioner
convey clear and urincumbered title to any pu-
chaser tAsreof, rese-vipg to ssld T. .. krous, and
to al other persons, all the rights in law he
ceeds OF the sale of said property according to their
rank. And ne prays for all other necessary orders.
lsigusdl A. DEB. HUGHES, Attorney.
On motion of A. Deb. Hughes attorney of F. E
Norton. assignee, and upon sugsestlug TO the
that ne has filed in this court foregoing petI
tiop it ordered that +, o. Krous, Germantown,
Louisiana, snd all other parties interest. do show
upon the fourteenth day OF May A. D. 1870,
eleven cioc. A. M before this court why the said
petition should not be granted and SAID property
Sold as prayed for ana why all incumbrancss re-
corded against saic property should not be
celed and erased And 1T is further ordered that
notice OF this petition and order be served upon said
L. -. krous ard AL other persons by serving copy
thereof upon them, their agent attorney or by
said l.. 4. Norton, assignee, publishing COPY of
said petition and order three times the New Or.
leans Republican, newspaper printed New Or
leans, the last pu ocation to be made at least Ave
days before the day of hearing.
olgnsd April g. 1870.
E. Il. DURELL, Judge.
trus copy.
Clerks ONCE, New Orleans, April 6, 1870.
apl0 81 mS8 CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Clerk
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The san Diego Gold Mines.

As If entirely forgetful of the unfortunate
results which have so invariably followed
exaggerated reports of gold discoveries,
the whole Pacific coast seems again in
famed with anxiety to join new exodus.
We hear, too, of considerable numbers on
this side of the Rocky Mountains who pro-
pose to seek their fortunes IN the new
placers OF the most southern country of
California. One ledge there, the "George
Washin gtoD," is compared by old miners to
the "Comstock,' as on its surface they find
decomposed rock, rich in gold; the Guar;z
next beneath is spaDgled through with that
metal; and as the excavation proceeds, the
rock is found to contain an increasing per
centage of silver. Twelve hundred pounds
of rock, exhibited in the city Of San Diego
were found free from sulphurets; some
shipped to San Francisco is estimated to
contain one dollar per pound OF the precious
metal.
locality consists largely of repetitions of
s'San Diego.' Near the mouth of the river
Of that name, and three and a half miles
apart, there are two towns called San Diego,
distiDg uished as old and new. The old
town is also sometimes known as South San
Diego, and is seaport of considerable i'm.
portance; but both are suffering from rap
i'd process of depopuiation, as their iDhab.
ltants are departing al the rate of about 200
i've mines, near the head waters of the
river. The county and the entire district
are also named San Diego. The roads are
said to be good, and six horse stages are
running to the mines.
Sut already there are those who utter
notes OF warning. The croakers shake their
heads and declare that when the surface
rock ID removed and mining fairly COM
mences 1t will be found that An is not gold
that glitters," nor silver either Instances
OF disappointments where the indications
were equally promising are recalled. and
men remember that the precious metals of
California have cost in labor, calculated at
its value for average industrial purposes,
three times the worth Of the bullion Il rep
-resents. There was more point than pune
tuation, and more truth than poetry, in the
inscription which returned explorer from
tina: district, kneeling down in the midst Of
an excited crowd Ill Montgomery street,
San Francisco, wrote with chalk anon the
pavement:
% Hold your bortes
Aud save your money
San Deigo Quartz
n san Dsgo sell
Il have examined it myse.e
IL has been well peppered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

MACHINERY.
DANgEr. 81 JAMES ID. EDWARDS
No. FL. rs, rs and IS Delta street,
Nos 30, "a, &c and 81 From. strces.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA,
Manufacturers of Improved STEAM TRAINs
FOIs MAKING SUGAR.
And of every description Of
COPPER, BRASS. iROE and SHEET ZION
WORK. BRASS COOKS. VALVES,
STEAM WHISTLES, etc,
COPPER STILLS AND W0RN2.
For Grain ind other Disabling.
Dealers in
IRON PIPES and FITTINGS of all sizes,
STEAM and HAND PUMPS,
STEAM and WATER GAUGES made and re-
paired
BRASS FOUNDING. FINISHING and PATTERN
MAKING.
Repairing of all kinds done at short notice.
se29ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

HEREBE CERTIFY. THAT ON THE
4 twelfth Gay OF November, 1863, Judgment was rem
dered IN this court in the following entitled suit in
the words and figures following, 70 Wit:
Mrs. Ann Mullen vs.. John Mullen, her husband
No. f31.
On motion OF Robert Dalton attorney for the
plaintiff in this cause. and on producing to the
court Que proof in support Of her demand, and by
rsason OF the law and evidence being wit plaintiff
1t Is adJUdged and decreed that the judgment by
default herein entered on the sixteenth of June,
1869. be confirmed that there be Judgment
here n in favor OF plaintiff Ann Mullen, and against
defendant. John hlulen, deCreeing a separation 81
property berween the said parties and that the
plaintiff do recover from her sale husband the sum
of two Thousand and fifty dollars, with legal interest
from Judicial demand until paid. and costs OF suit
Judgment signed April 2. 1870.
(Signe0) 4. WHARTON COLLENS, judge
II testimony whereof | have hereuuto set my
band and 1ej the seal of the said court the city
OF New Orleans this second day of Aoril, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy and The ninety fourth year of tho ndepeu-
dence OF the I nitej States.
II. j. DUSSOR.
ap5 ~ mao Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

ANGELINE o. ARMSTRONG IS. HER hUS-
osnd-No. 1857.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
L eighteenth day of January, 1870. judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit, il the words and figures tollo wing, to wit:
Angelina q. Armstrong vs. Her Husband-No.
1851.
In this case the court being of opinion that the
law and evidence in favor of plaintiff
1t is ordered, adjadged and decreed, that there be
Judgment in favor OF plaintiff Angeline u Arm
strong, and against defendant. James 5. Kendall,
her husband Tor the OF two hundred dollars;
that the community of acquests and gains heretofore
existing bet ~een Them be dissolved; that said
plaintiff resume the administration OF her
separate property and that defendant pay the
of suit
Judgment rendered January IL. 1870.
judgment signed January la. 1870.
CHARLES BEAUMONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my
b and and affixed the seal of the said court at the
city OF New Orleans, this twenty fourth day OF
January. in the year of Lord Thousand
eight hundred and seventy. and the ninety fourtn
year of the indie pendence of the United States.
PHILIP POWERS, Jr..
faS mb5 apl2% Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

TRUSTEES
Charles Briggs, A. Lecouru,
Ant, Csrriere, Frank Williams,
George A. Fosdck. Thomas Byrne,
r. BruSier, John Thornhili,
Charles LATTE John 8. Wallis
P. Anderson, C. gorge Foster.
Alfred Kearpy Andrew Stewart
A. Frericks, L. Il. Potoier,
George W. Dunbar, g. Fiaggio,
L. 4. Stockmeyer, Rudolph Sieg.
George ". Hynson, II. Z. Given,
Archibald Montgomery, W. @. Black,
Henry j. Fose. George G. Garner.
K. Marquee, Thomas II. Hunt,
Charles " e shaar Ohm. Honold,
A &. Mont yonery. .. Csrriore,
R. S. howard nh2i In
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UNIT ED STATES DIsTRiCT COURT

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
N THE MATTER or D. W. OGDEN, BANK
ruDt-
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sun AND Il AIN


A young wife stood at Il lattice pane.
In study sad and brown,
Watching the dreary, ceaseless ram.
Steadily pouring down
Drip, drip. drip,
It kept on its tireiess play,
And the poor little woman sighed. "Ah. me.
What a wretched, weary cay :!
An eager hand at the door,
A step as o! one in haste,
a kiss upon her lips once more,
An arm around her waist;
Throb, throb, tDrob.
Went her little heart, grateful aud gay.
As she thought, with smile, "Well, after all
1t isn't SO dull dsy"
Forgot was the FLASHING rain,
And the lowering skies above,
For the sombre room WAS lighted again
By the blessed sun of love,
Love, love, ievt
Ran the little wifes murmurd lay:
ssWithout, it may threaten and frown lift VIII;
Within, what glorious day
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BAKERS.


REa Es az MILLER HAVING SECURED
- the services of the celebrated English Biscuit
Baker, Mr. John Westrup, late of the London
blscult Bakery are prepared TO furnish, in addi-
ton TO the large and varied assortment of BBEAD
and GRhCkEHS, the following kinds of EugIsh
BlsOOAi. fresh made and not tented with a sea
English hRROWROOT BISCUIT
English WINE BISCUIT
English BUTTER BISCUIT
English LEMON BISCUIT
English GRAHAM BISCUIT
English SPICE NUTS
English WATER WATERS
Isle OF Wight CRACENELS
= Put upin enc pound papers AID three pound tin
cases, packed for shipment If desired
BEALS d MILLER
Louisiana Bakery
Nos. s, G and Z Triangle bui 6ings
Depot No. 20 Canal street, corner Of Fulton.
nh27 SuGThlm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

Sewing machines are nov sold on credit
nv n. 8. Hedrick, the agent of Wilcox g.
Gibbs, ST Lis two stores, Nos. 81 and lis
Canal street. Here Is q chance for poor
sewing women.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

Six per cent interest on the outstanding Ger tif
Gates Of scrip will be paid 20 the holders thereof or
toeir legal representatives on and after Monday
ninth May next
The outstanding certificates of the issue OF 1861
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof.
their legal representatives, and after Monday,
ninth May next, from which date ali interest thereon
will cease.
dividend of forty per cent declared on the net
earned premiums entitled TO participation. for
which certificates will be issued and after the
first Gay OF June next.
By order OF tn Board of Trustees.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERf Vice President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13
UNITED STATES DlATKICT COCkT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
Is TIE MATTER OF SYLVESTER York,
Bankrupt
IN Eankruptcy-NO s11.

WHEREAS SYLVESTER YORK, OF TENsAS
w parish and District aforesaid. duly declared
bankrupt under the act OF Congress of March 2 1867,
has this Gay filed said a petition praying for
discharge and certificate thereof all his debts
and other claims provabe under said act.
Notice is therefore given TO all creditors who have
proved their debts and ali other persons in inter
est thas the thirtieth day of April. 1870 IL A.
NJ is assigned for the hearing of the same and thst
they may then and there attend and show cause if
any they have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted and further notice is given
that the bankrupt will undergo an examination be
fore Register hugustn on the twep ty-szth day of
April A. D. 1870 at ii A. NJ, at his Office, 81 K
change alley.
clerks Office. New Orleans. Anil s, 1870.
APP Ii 20 X. LOEW. Depnty Clerk.
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OIzSEANA STATE
MUTUAL IESURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE
Corner Cnrondeyet and Common stroas
EIgxE. MARINE aVES
RISKS TAKEN Az Tux LOVES TARIFF
RATES
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INSURANCE.


! iNNU & a null,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FrUAxnUaw MUTUAL LIFE IN.
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ALL r'hIoiH' A'"1' "i'f "a a DILL
DASH OR THIRD LOAN PREMIUMS
-
No NCico hECplhGD'
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Dash assets 81 lo0G
Policies in fcrcs.................... 250N0l
Annual income ............. ............... lOOOn
Losses paid since 1859 .......-... ..... 6OO, 0OC
Off
". Il. PECAHAM. President
". I. HOOKER. Vice President.
l. MOADAM Secretary and Actuary.
q. a FRtDRIkAR, Superintendent OF AGencie
nIpEcrrcpS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In BaHkruptcy-N0. 351.

II The MATTER OF JOHN W. CLARKE,
Bankrupt.
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EIROA. IL BODLEY q Co.
i
DEALERS IN
MachGaery, Agricultural Implements.
AND FERTILIZERS,

| DEALERS IN
MachGaery, Agricultural implements.
AND FERTILIZERS.
No. Perdido Street, New 0rleana
Galiett Steel Brush Cotton Gins, GuIlett
| Hand Cotton Presses, Nswe Screws, Stafford
| OultivStors, SattIey's Gang Plows, Coleman's
| Corn and whsst Mills, Straub Corn and
| Wheat Mills. Stationary and Portable Steam
! Engines and Boilers Circular Saw Mills, Ball
| Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined Mowers
| and Respers, with Dropper Attachment, Tor har'
| vestng rice
| Grain Drills, Horse Powers Rice and Wheat
| Threshers Book Bnderg' Machinery, Paper Cut
| ter5. Presses, etc.
| Hydraulic Iron Cutters, Crawford Garden Gu,
| tivstora, Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, WheeEbar.
| rows, Plows, Sweeps, Scrapers Southern Corn
Planters Cotton Planters Victor Cans Mills, Cook
| Evaporators- u6ly
HHaELEa e. WTNNE az YARR.
| DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS
| Machinery and Agricultural IN, pi IN On 3,
Ill GRAErER STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
| On hand at sill times complete stock of STRAIN
ENGINES. both stationary aud portable, SAW
MILLS, COTTON GINS and CONDENSERs.
| EIOE MACHINERY. SUGAR MILLS and
EVkPORATORS, DIAMOND GRiST MILLS ard
| AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of svery de.
soription which we are Offering at manufacturers
prices. and respectfully solicit examination OF
before purchasing elsewhere my29 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans CRY of New Orleans.
Sworn 20 and subscriber before me this twenty
second day of March, 1870.
P. CHARLES CUVELLIER,
Notary Pu bic.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT TOR THE PAR
Isa OF ORLEANS.
MRS. ANN MULLEN VS.. JOHN MULLEN, HER
lrsbapd-No 1881.
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ia Banxrupscy-NO. 7S2

IN TIE MATTER OF L. j. PHILLIPS, BANK
rupu.
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MADAM GROUE,
OcSSuner for the Rev Orleans Caerias
DG................O0NTI STREkT...............8s
After twenty years experience in this business il
this city, and snpaai visit 20 Paris during that
time she can guafsntee 10 tia pubic entire sAtis.
facton. Her etockos FAhCV OOsTUai Es, DOMI
NOES and MASKS, OF eVsry character. is unrivalisd
in the Union.
Persons desirous Of attending Esnoy Balls VIII
pl3ass give hes cat nols
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The above statement is Just. true and correct
Transcript from the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
=. P. ROCK, Secretary
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OFFICERS
". H PECKHAM, President.
". 7. HOOKER. Vice President,
1. MCADAM, Secretary aud kctuary.
q. a FREDRIKAR, Superintendent of hgencie
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THE STATE OF AOUIsYANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
OF ORLEANS.

ANGELINE o. ARMSTRONG IS. HER nus
oand-No. 1857.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-05
XLIst OONGRESS---Second Session,

oGNA1E
WASHINGTON, March "A bill repeating
the test oath act of 1862 was reported, read and
placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Revels presented resolution from the
Legislature of Mississippi for the speedy re-
mOval of political disabilities from the citizens
of that State. Referred.
Mr.. Summers motion to take up the bill for
the abolition of the Medical Society of the
District Of Columbia was rejected; 81 to 26.
Mr.. Trumbull completed his speech on the
bill changing the circuits of the United States
Supreme Court and supporting the authority
of Congress to impose conditions on nominees
by thu President; after which the bill went
over.
The Funding bill was was postponed till
Monday, and the bill referring to the Quarter
master and Commissary Generals for all claims
for stores furnished the United States by loyal
persons in States in rebellion during the war,
and providing that no claims are to be paid
till Congress appropriates money, came up
The bill was discussed till Adjournment.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The Georgia bill went over until after the
morning hour.
A resolution calling on the Secretary of the
Interior for all information in his department
relative to the late expedition against the Pei
gan Indians, was adopted.
The House then proceeded to the considera-
ton of private bills.
Mr. Wood of New York rose to make per-
sonal explanation, denying the report that
originated in'the New York Tribune and was
copied in the Western papers, that he had APP
pointed the SON of Gen. Gilman. who was not
resident of the district, to a cadetship.
The deficiency bill, apprOpriating for the va
rious incidental expenses Of the House, was
passed.
The Senate resolution prohibiting the publ.
cation in the Globe of speeches not actually de-
livered, was referred to the Committee on
Rules.
The Georgia bill came up, and it was agreed
that to-day and tomorrow will be given to the
discussion of the bill. No other business is to
be transacted and the vote is to be taken on
Monday.
Mr.. Butler advocated the bill, and was fol-
lowed by MI. Farnsworth in opposition, but
the latter did not complete his speech.
The House then adjourned until Saturday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-05
TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS.

Gen. Quesada has accepted an invitation to
attend lecture and concert in aid of the Gu
ban cause at Cooper Institute, on Tuesday eve
ming.
Godfried Bohever, the murderer of the
Peightal family, made desperate attempt to
escape from Huntington, Pa. Jail, on Friday
morning by an assault on the keeper. Boden-
burg, his accomplice in the crime, refused to
assist him and he was secured.
Six weeks ago party of roughs assaulted
Mary Kerr, ID years of age, near Philadelphia,
and cut her hair off with a razor. She never
recovered from the fright and died Friday Of
the effect of it.
Steamer Richmond, the largest steamer on
the Mississippi, was sold at auction at Column
bus, KY, on Thursday, by the U. s. Marshal,
for $100, 900.
Steamer Druid has returned to Halifax after
cruise in the vicinity of Sable Island, in
search of the missing steamer City Of Boston.
The Republicans of Bath have nominated
pr. William E. Payne, of Bath, for Mayor.
Saml D. Bailey has been made the Democrat
ic as well as Citizens candidate.
Sam. Collyer is i'll from the effects of the re-
cent prize fight and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
James W. Mason, of Arkansas, who has
been nominated Minister to Siberia, is mu-
latto, a graduate of Oberlin and served in the
French army in the Crimean war.
1886, 900 was coined at the Branch Mint at
San Francisco in February.
The Plymouth sailed from Portsmouth on
Friday for England.
Walter Brown has gone to Pittsburg to make
a match with Coulter.
Wicklihe, the dishonest auditor of louisa
ma, has been committed to Jail in default of
$5O,OOO bail, for embezzlement.
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Domestic Markers.

NEW YORK, March 4-Cotton decidedly lower:
sales 1000 bales; Middling uplands at 22lc Flour
sales 400 bbls State and Western DUH and "a Toe
lower; State at 4 10 q 8 70; hound Hoon Ohio 90
q SEQ; western at 4 So q s 90; Southern dull and
dropping; common to fair extra IS a. rs. Wheat
dull and dropping; sales A,0tO bush; No. 3 Spring
at 90; White State choice 20; Winter Red and
Amber Western at 81 q 20; White Michigan At
81. Corn scarce aud firm; sales 49, 900 bush: new
Mixed Western atco 99c Oats dull; State At GO "a
63Ac; Western at 50 q 25ic. Pork heavy and lowe:
new mess at 20 rs q q 90. Lard lower: Steam at
lsI q 144c; kettle at is 153c Bntter-ohio at IL q
at99c@ co. Sugar-Muscovado at 81 q loo; fair to
good refining at 81 a 93c. Cofee-Rio 13t q &c.,
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine at A az; Resin
at 2 10 q 100. Petroleum steady; crude at 1sa q
Ice; refined at 2S4 q 29c. Talow lower sales at "
a sc. Freights to Liverpool shade irmer; cotton
per steam SIG cid; per SAIL $50 q 3-16d wheat
per sail I'd.
CHICAGO, March 4-Flour quiet and steady at 90
@ rs tor Spring extras Wheat dull; No. 2 at TT
q 77ic; No. quiet at s5c. Corn dull and scarce;
No. at 69k q 692c. Cats dull and lower; No. at
size. Rye dull and steady; No. 2 at 81 q e7Ac.-
Barley dull at IS @ zoe. High Wines 96 a s6}c.
Provisions Pork lower and steady at Is $50
rs 121 Lard dull at 1890. Bulk Meats Quiet at &c
for dry sailed shoulders, 12ac tor rough Sides and
135c for short rib middles loose. Hams quiet and
steady at 13c for green. Dressed hogs steady for
light and firm Tor heavy; shipping at 10 Is q io75;