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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-01-29

PRINTERS Soou dihi1le vi
Chinese Literature. "..Postal telegraphs,"
Strikes" and other matters of local and
national i~nterest, ..well and vigorously treat
ed. r., ,h~, zo "~ T".''r "f"'I ~"
J. soprHsrv FARM md 'HosE- History
and Cultivation Of Cotton" by Ebert W.
Peabody, Of Columbia, Ga. An exhaus.
tive article'on a subject Of paramount in
terest. Speech of Hon. Horace Capron
before the Agricultural Society Of Geors'a.'
The statistics OF this able orator, the reme'
dies he proposes to some of our planting
evils, the practices as well as scientific
views he takes of the agriculture Of the
South, alone is worth The whole years
subscription to Farm and Home. Besides
that, we have in, its pages, ".Quads and
Spaces" by Antony Judd, which treats !
of.immigration and divers other. subjects
which grow out of if, "Liebig's Synopsis
Of Agricultural Chemistry" and many
other articles which should re commend
the Southern Farm and Home to every
enlightened Southern household. ''' .''
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The Receipts of cotton at tits place,
since the 1st Of September, have reached
59ao0 j bales Ms receipts by rail are
Byerssheayy. but there has been 81 .decresse'
BY wagon. Estimates for the season vary
from 80 600 to l0O, 900 bales. The latter fig.
ilne may be reached II che Sabine, Angelina,
fe.,ces and Trinity rivers en4tmf' faw for
thirty days-tCaddo Gazette, 18th inst.
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, WAsHrsesos, Jan. 19.--HocsE.@A bill
continuing the income tax passed *"a5-
The following is thestext Of the bill: ri
Resolved, etc, That, whereas doubts have
arisen, and conflicting decisions have been
raade in the ditfeier. departeu'rntS of ting
Government, ID regard to the construction
Of the Laws relaGingsto tie tax on incomes,
it Is hereby dsclsfed to be the true intent
and nearing Of the act se.ating TO that
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Periodicals

GoDEY's FOR FEBRuARt.-This excellent
periodical keepsfp its high reputation as
one of the best fashion magazines in the
country. The literary depaftrpelat i well
represented by 4 The ysnes, an. iqtr0dacr
tory tale by Marion Hasaand we w
It's" a gooas'ory and estser soratto young
men who are led unwittingly into the tolls
of matchmaking man,mas, ard establish
rneht.seekifng daughters. Nicodemus y
fresh. and racy enoCgh. Many readable
extracts, and the work department. as mi
| mite and instructive as ever.
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Notice.

JOHN T. MoRRosH, Clerk
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Montpensier has been elected a deputy to
the Cor ties from Oite1da. ff.'~' % a3''3'
% Admission Of Virginia.
W~AsH1NeTos, Jan. r25.--The admission
Of Virgium will certainly be completed to,
day, if the bill is returned in time Wtth,the
Presidents approval; Several Of the vir.
ginia REPRESENTATIVES will be seated to-day.
+ The Tribune on the Virginia Bin.
+ NEW YoRK, Jan, 25:-!T III Tribune, Of
today. says: i" The House has adopted
the Senate's peryerse action on the VIZ
ginia bill without an amendment. The
terms on which at length Virginia is to- be
admitted we're Yesterday set forth in our
columns, and mag be found again to. day
embodiedain The, report Of the proceedings.
We do not need to repeat that We deeply
regret the result finally attained.at the end
of ihesse weary weeks OF debate and recrimi
nation. Congress, prescribed certain tsrms
for the admission Of Virginia, and the state
complied to the fail extentof those TERMS
Congress now prespribes' fresh terms:
This is furnishing tne treason OF virginia
in 1861 by bad taith on the part oieohgtess
in 1870. We do not believe such q course
to be ssta~tesnranship. or even sound pooiey'
and, agr:asatiagl AZ is the wrong done t.. to
Virginia, we believe she wiz suffer les. less
from, it In the end than will'the party VINO
wr,s,sht IT. 1t, NJ IT, IT, i .f7"s. 81 "
I! III as>ia IL Europe, Il IS + E'
p nts r.Jhn.s g5.-At the t%rfhi''of Prince
Bonaparte,t Deputy Gambe:ta Will appear
as founsstfor the family Of Victor Noir. 3
madrid. Jan. 25-The vote IN the Cor
ties. today. excluding the Bonrbons tor
ever lro.s.tl,e thrope, vas rejected by >
vote of - ito 81 .4. lza, slv
PARIS; Jan q. The st1lks at "a = y.
Eat is ended. l..
LONDON, Jan: 25:-Parliament 'reasssn'
bles On the 9Th Of F~ebruary..'" -.
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I church as usual, to those of the state.
MADR11DD,, Jan: D.-Serious disturbances
I at Baltanas. The municipal authorities
were attacked by; a mob. The troops in
/ terfered and qhelled; the riot. aout.A ISL
Prince Enrique ,aDeBourbon publicly
accuses lGeu. Prm of having cons ifed
with. Queen Isabella. His Statements are
not credited, ;.,t Ia.. ,ssaar..e .,. w.
BREMEN Jan. 2o.@The' steamship Frank
fort, from New Orleans. has arrived ''''.
+ LONDON, Jan, 20.-Adsices from Rio de
Jansiro to- thte'aS st ut, have been received
President Lopez had appeared again in the
FL Id with 5O0oawhites and i5,0u0 Indians,
and q FUN corps of staff Officers. sle- IfH9 .
J. aGsfu7I Washington News. st .I..n.
+ WAsHrseros, Jan. 81 There is @sxJ
pressed by leading members, Of the Radical
party, and 1riend-, Of the. Administration,
lmuch anxiety aass 10 the course the South
ern party may adopt in putting into work
ing order Their machinery Of government,
as on thisfdepeads (u'ey sayttheir prospects
Tor the future. II an attempt be made ta
organize. State governments .updsr the e4-
treme Radical programme, the party Lead
ers here feel assured the days, of the Re
Ipublicain party are numbered, and hence
they are taking steps to have GET" t.Alcorn,
of Mississippi; and Gen. Davis 81 2Texas,
putssea judiciots COURSE, and if possible,ab'
sorb thesold Conservative element, and thus
build aR a4moderate Repu blican. party ID,
the South Which will conmend.itss.f to the
Southern people a, E-g. ill.,. .a.
+ The Senate voted on brakes alraendment,
whith' was adopted'; another, that the
constitution should not be changed to ex-
clude citizens'frorn the rightte hold OFF, e;
another, thatthere shosldbe no change which
would deprive any citissn from equal
rights in the schools The preamble, as
amended, read, that by the declaration, that
Virginia having adopted the tIourtr ei,h and
fifteenth amendments, was emitted to rep
reSentation These amendments were adj
opted~by; q email majority, = hbut sv-i,en the
bin .ia>stta-tet the thesti1irtl reading, IL wsss
adopted by a strict party vote. .4s.fu
The Star says = Fire House COMMITTEE
on Ways and Means. this morning decided
to report In fa@es oereducing THE. daty or
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PARIS, Jan. 19.--Traupman was execu-
ted this morning. His last words were
loudly spoken, and were II persist have
accompliccs." w
1t is now certain that Prince Bonaparte
Will be tried at Versailles by the same high
court that will try Prince Murat for strik-
ing a magistrate recently. '--'
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: requirements to. Subscribers.

We will send to each CASH Subscriber, for
one year, the .n~t x<ausa45
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FRANCE.

AhISt nlhH SD
The reported lisatEcction In tho party Of
TeGt hns been held and the members will
not oil vote alike. .r,,e -. 81
The Journal 0GieiG contains tho fol.
lowing circular to the officers Of tho CIVIL
service, signed by oil the ministers.
The Emperor addresses solemn ap-
peal 10 the nation in 1859 in which he
asked power TO assure order, in 1870 he
asks power to establish liberty, confident
Of the title which Is his by reason Of eight
million sufEfagcs. He does not surrender
the Empire 10 discussion, he submits to
vote only. It's liberal transformation to
vote yes, is to vote for liberty. The rcvO-
lutionary party are secretly attacking the
National Sovereignty and misreptesent-
Ing the respect which the Emperor pays
to that sovereignty IN thus consulting the
people who arc not true friends OF liberty
but in spite Of these masses will march In
our ranks. Can they ignore the fact that
10 abstain from voting or 10 vote no, will
be 10 strengthen those who only combat
the transformation ot the Empire in order
that they may destroy it and with It poll.
tics and social organization to which
France owes her greatness. In the name
ofpublic peace and liberty, In the name ot
tho Emperor We demand Of you all our
devoted co-laborcrs, to unite your cilorts
with ours, it Is to the citizens we address
ourselves, not rs ordering, but as offering
patriotic counsel. Our object Is to assure
10 our country q tranquil future to tho end
that on the throne rs in the humblcst
dwelling VIC may succeed and not taltcr in
peace and quiet. D. ~ .'.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,


LONDON, April 90.
The story OF u projected Fcninn insur-
rcction IN LOdon, Is believed to be hoax.
It was the Earl Of Dcnllgh who toast
cd the Prince Of AsturiR ut a banquet In
Rome. Owing TO tho similarity Of nlmes,
the Madrid Journals lIavc attributed this
unEriendly action to Lord Derby.
A thin piece Of wood, about yard
long, and painted blue, driAcd ashore yes
terday near ,Llggcr Bay, OH the North
western coast Of Cornwall, containing the
following inscription in large letters:
"City of Boston sinking; February lltll."
The wood bore evidence Of having broken
in two, and tho remainder of tho inscrp-
tiOn in consequence WIS lost, except the
letter NJ" which followed the words
above given. We have no means Of
knowing whether this is genuine mes
sagc from tho missing steamer or u heart
less hoax, but tho latter Is strongly sus'
pcctcd.
Mr. Otway, Under Foreign Secretary,
stated in the House Of Commons, today
that the government had received dis
patches from Athens, confirming tho In
telligcncC Of the fate Of the CaptivcS in the
hands Of the brigands, Tho Greek Gov
crnmcnt made. every effort to save them,
but in vain. Negotiations having been
exhausted, tho troops moved against the
robbers, and drove them to tower, on
the coast, near Arapo, where they were
surrounded Friday afternoon offers
were once more made to the brigands, but
they were rejected, and at 10 o'clock tho
ncSt morning an attack was made on the
position. As soon rs the troops conf
mcnced to move, Mr.. Herbert and the
Secretary of the italian Legation were
taken out by their captors and butChered,
and subsequently,, when the brigands
found themselves hard pressed, Mr.. Viners
and Lloyd were killed. The troops final
ly carried the tower, and the brigands,
two of whose leaders had been mOrtally
wounded, fled, closely pursued by the
soldiers, There; are strong hopes. that
most OF the band will be captured, in
which case they will be summariiy dealt
with by the Greek authorities.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 25.
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed on some important amendments TO
the Funding bill, the purpOrt ofwhtch are
unknown. ~ ,,.....
Tho Senate Committee on Military affairs
have agreed to all provisions Of the VIII
son bill, excepting those relating 10 the
pay OF officers. On this subject, tho Com.
mittcc will probably recommend tho
schedule Of the House bill, with certain
notifications.
Major John N. Goodhand, unassigned,
is detailed to execute duty as Indian Agent
at the Yankton agency, DakohI, to relieve
Capt. W. J. BroAtch. 40
4 special order wns issued from the
War Department directing the 18th y. s.
infantry now in Virginia, and tho 14th in
fantry now in Kentucky, to proceed with
NIL possible dispatch 10 Sioux City, Iowa,
and report thence to the General COM
manding the department Of Dakota, for
assignment'tO duty.
The following nominations were made
to-day: Commodore S. p. Leo to be Roar
Admiral, Capt EnOch G. PCrrot to be
commodore, SOIlluluuuGT Will I. ClchI
10 be Captain, Lieut. Commander Edmund
o. Mathews to be Commander, Lieut..
JOHN McG0w0n TO be Lieut.. Commander,
Tho bill 10 enforce tho 18th amend.
mcnt, reported irtho Senate, provides that
all citizens Of the United States otherwise
qualified by Inv shall be allowed to vote
at all elections without distinction Of race,
color, or previous condition Of scrvitudc.
Penalties of fine and imprisonment are
provided for the failure Of officials TO al.
low opportunity 10 perform any nc.
cessary prerequisites Of State or terri.
torinl laws Persons deprived Of any
office, except that Of u member Of
Congress or State Legislature by reason Of
the Violation Of the foregoing provisions
may recover possession through tho U,
8. Courts. The District Courts shall have,
exclusively Of State Courts, cognizance Of
all crimes or offences against tho provi.
sions Of this act All officers Of the United
States Nrc required under penalty OF $1,000
to institute and enforce the proceedings
thCri under, and the President Is authorized
TO employ lAnil and naval forces or rnllhia
TO enforce It's execution. ,ay ~
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The Income Tax.
WAs1I1NoroN, D. G, Aprll 93.

W AbAAANNAOANt A>' ~ %AHAAb ~Ss
There was rather IN interesting debate
of about m hour in the House this after
nom on the subject Of tho income tax.
MessrS, Wood, Sargent, Cox, Kellogg,
FarhswortIl and ono or two others took
the ground that it is very unpopular, and
ought to be wholly repealed, while Messrs.
SChenCk, Cullom, Judd, COburn, and two
or three others, favored reduction with
increase of exemptions. Gen. SchenCk
would moi tell what the Ways and
Means Committee proposed doing, but
said that for himself he thought
while the tax was unpopular In
some localities, the great mass Of the peO-
pic found it an easy ono to bear. He fur
lllCr said hO did not sec how II could be
wholly dispensed with at present The
committee had decided TO recommend a
reduction Of thirty millions In tho aggre.
gItO Of taxation, and to take of the whole
Of this tax would require tho retention Of
others more bllrdensOmG to the people at
large. The drit Of Ills remarks showed
that the committee will not allow 1t to
extend beyond this year at tho present
rltC, and are likely 10 report in favor Of
three per cent, with about $1,000 exenlp-
tion. An increase Of exemption to this
figure would relieve nearly half those who
now nay tax on incomes.
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The --latest News.
News of the Day.


A ,aIaeran, ,re,orts that Fechter, tho
actor, is Seriously IN, at Boston.
AmorIg thc nosscnrcrs tv tho Nemesis,
from TiyernooI nre Raw Vim Arnott and
Dr Rimki" dcm,tcd from thc Free Church.
or scotland to thc.Asscmbly1 of tho Pres,
byterian Church Of tho United States.
k,collision,between two schoopers, ,yes.
tcrlInv NJ Baltimore, 0ccasioncL a personal
encounter between tho crews, in which
one man was killed. Tho murderer has
been arrested. uF -,
Blossom Rock, tho most dangerous oh.
struction IN Sun Francisco harbor, was
blown,up Saturday afternoon, Twenty
three tonsof'powder were used. Nboddy
OF water, apparently 4 hundred leet IN al,
amcter, was thrown to o IhS height Of d., q
hundred tcCt, the center hllc9 win smoke
and stones, tue later golng iaI above taS
water. between my ana sixty thousand ,ISSa Ni
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New YORK Cnttle Market.
NEW YORR, April ..

NEW YORK; ApFIl o.
The dead meats were cleared out Saturday
ioF tbc week proved scarcely slflcICnt. ThefG
were 78 cars 10 day at Communipaw and o. at
WOekAwkGn aud IIundrcdth Street, making $3.50
head. The weather 10 favorable. The quality Of
stock was fair; prices 18kc for bulls up TO lTHc
for few extra steers; most sAleS Gt l6416Hc;
such as 100 prime Nebraska stecrs, TX Cwt., i6x
(blTc; 100 Illinois, " cwk, tG0I6jGC: 10 Mis-
souri,, cwt, l5Aic, ara about the average Of the
market, making an advance Of 4GD4C, and clos
snEEr-TOtal number Of sheep 1890 to-day;
Tears At Forty Eighth Street, 5 at Commnnlpaw.
and at WCehAwken: market armGr at former
prices Of &c for very thin 65 pound Ohio sheared;
6C for cars IS pounds; Ic for car 81 pounds; anil
Sc for deck Us pounds spring. Lambs are worth
l549Oc.
cars, and tho market of again to l3SGbl2$C for
dressed. Two cars Illinois 100 10 300 pounds sold
alive at 9G0Ec; car Of 100 pounds Ohio at 9%c
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THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
Fourteenth Day.


New York, April %.
The Mcfarland trial was again resumed
to-day. Public interest, which had slept
for the past few days, broke out again, and
filed the court room with crowds Of both
sex.
The first witness called was John Orr,
Assistant Warden Of the City Prison.
The prisoner was accustomed TO read in
the night time in his cell; noticed he could
not sleep. a. ...
Reuben A. Vance, q physician Of Belle
vuc Hospital, testified that he visited the
prisoner on the 9Th, 11th and 18th Of
March, in the City Prison; on tho Sth OF
March conversed with him on his family,
his history and everything connected with
him; examined his heart and lungs in the
ordinary method Of phystc; his scnsiblltty
was decreased; found congestion OF Tue
brain devcloped; examined his pulse;
when lie commenced Ills examination 1t
was 112 To the minute, and ut the COnClu-
sion Of his interview twas 11J; on the
11tll the witness came with some other
gentlemen; his pulse Mt the commence
mCnt was 107, and at the end 1928; on the
18th witness remained an hour with tho
prisoner; examined him again with the
same result us before; tested Mcfarland
us to his sensibility; found It normal; thcro
was no organic disease apparent; one Of
the prisoners eyes indicated the presence
Of congestion OF the brain.
Mr.. Gerry here showed witness some
diagrams Of brain on which he explained
the condition Of the brain when affected
with congestion; witness testified that
person may under tho influence Of con-
gestiOn Of tho brain commit violent acts;
In congestion Of the brain tho whole char
aCter Of man Is changed; piOus men may
become ungodly; prudent man q spend
thrift, and soon GXaltatiOn and depression
Of mind alternating; witness hal heard
all OF the testimony and believed the pri-
soncr to be insane at the time Of the shoot.
Ing and not aware OF the consequences OF
his deed, his state Of mind was such that
witness did not think him morally respon-
sible.
BTr. Graham at this point stood and
said that some Of the city papers repro
duccd an article from some Western
papers, which stated that he (AIr. Ora
ham) had gone to tho District Attorney
and disavowed his conduct in tho trial
with regard to Mrs. Calhoun. He wished
10 state that neither to the District At.
t0rney nor to any other human being did
he make such a statement "H
The District Attorney corrOboratcd
Mr.. Gralam's statement. The court then
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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The Howard investigation.
WASHINGTON, April q, l8i

MAsIlIS0TON1 ApFu ~, 4oIV.i I
In the Frccdmcn's Bureau investigation
the past three days have been occupied
principally In discrimination by the
defence Oi two Of the first Trustees Of tho
Howard University, and Of its first Prcsi-
dent, DR.. BoyntOn. Several hours were
spent in trying 10 show that they had
all been cofcerned in the preparation iOf
the charges made by Mr.. Wood. Each Of
the witnesses testified in the most pos.
1.-Two manner to having nothing what
ever to do with the matter, either di.
rcctly or indirectly, and that the first
knowledge they had. Of tho charges
was their appearance In the newspapers.
The defense had a theory Of conspiracy,
and cudcavorcd to show that there had
been frequent meetings at DR.. BOynton's
house to prepare charges against General
Howard, and set the present investigation
on foot. At the end ot tile third, day the
defense has discovered that Tho meetings
It had regarded with so much suspicion,
and spent SO much time over, were com.
posed Of the dcacons Of The church, and
that the work they were engaged upon
wasa Confession Of Faith and Church
Manual. aa|l.
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Shocking Murder on the TOwbOHt
Mary Alice.
MENfrII1R. TENN., AprIL %.


A terrible murder was perpetrated three
miles below here, carly this morning, on
the tow bmAt Mary Alice, from New Or
leans for Pittsburgh, Benjamin Kennedy,
the engineer, being annoyed BY two negro
deck hands named Anderson Hnd HendGF-
son, ordered them 10 leave the engine room,
whercupon they seized him and attcFstab-
bing him with Il sheath knife, threw him
overheard, the watChnlnn who was u wit
ncss Of tho scene, in attempting TO save
Tic engineer, wNs knocked down and
brutally beaten An effort was made 10
save Kennedy with the yawl, hut he sank
before assistance could be rendered. On
the arrival Of the boat here, the negroes
were brought before a magistrate and
committed l6rwllfIl murder in the first
degree,
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Tho Weather Yesterday.

7At VttswA CRion TklFgraph Goa. Bu1Ettu.i
noon, April %:
NEW Orleans, cloudy; wind southeast;
Thermometer 6S degrees. = ~
Buffalo, clear wind northwest; thcrmO'
meter 90 degrees. Z ,EtlSttiLL-
Chicago, wind northeast; thermometer
80 degrees; cloudy.
LcavenwOrth, cloudy; wind cast; thermo'
meter 81 degrees, ...yr, ,5sgf;
Mobile, cloudy; wind northwest thcFnio.
meter 90 degrees.
New York, cloudy; wind northwest;
thermometer "a degrees,
Philadelphia, cloudy; wind north; thCr'
momctcr 80 degrees. ,
Portland, cloudy, wind north; thcrmo.
meter 80 degrees. ngsralr ,l.a
Richmond, cloudy; wind southwest;
thermometer "a degrees. " !s.iN
St. Louis, cloudy; wind north; therno.
meter 60 degrees, 4 lE
Washington, cloudy; wind northwest
thermometer "a degrees.
Charleston, clear wind cast thcFmome'
ter 10 degrees.
Wilmington, clear; wind south; thctmO'
meter 90 degrees,
Cincinnati, cloudy; wind northeast ther'
mometor BS degrees. 5a'a '.'5I t,W
Columbus, cloudy, '''1 -' :,
Pittsburgh, raining; thermometer Ol
degrees.
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Cincinnati Market.



FLOUR Unchanged; family at S5I5S5
GRAN-Wheat-In moderate demand at q 10
01 u; choice g. Is, CoFn-Flrm at SOfbO2c. Oats
-ln talr demand at &00Sc. Rye-0S0g7c. Lar.
ley-UnchAnged.
The Chamber Of Commerce has decided that on
and After the LIST Of May next, u ponds shall bO
4 bushel Of Oats, which IA In conformity 70 tho
State law. The custom has been In this market
to be 50 pounds.
CorTON-Flrm at axe: demand fair.
TOBAcCO-Active at full rates.
WnIsxY-Ilcld firmly ut 81 0l0l q; buyers
offer 81 0O.
held at $40; buyorA 1t $39 70. Bulk shoulders Ut
1l6ll4c; sides l+0l4ac, and lS4c asked "a.
cOn-FlFrncr shoulders sold at 12Ac; Sides
held at 101l016Xc for clear rib and clear; not
much done.
LARD-uell at 1gKDlBKc, less offered, .
Observation-Disclosures ...
Ed0s-Declinet TO lbc and dull.
CuEESE-UnchAngOd
OlLs-LInseed OIl-At $4,000 aud dull. Lard
0ll-$l 2S0i g, and good demand. Petroleum
26S19Ic for refined.
GOLD-i1Sk buying.
EXCHANGE AND M0NET-MarkCt easy.