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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

POLICE CoURT--Justice J. J. White
presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed of to-day: .fftsl
Morris Werner, charged with cursing
and abusing Julius Harris. Discharged.
A. Harris charged with cursing and
abusing Morris Werner. Discharged.
Adam j. M. Granger, charged with un-
lawfully retaining five dollars. Case contin-
ued till 18th.
Charles johnson, charged with getting
drunk and trespasslng upon the premises of
Edith Russell. Fined $3.50.
Alice Nelson, charged with threatening
the life of Charles Johnson. Discharged.
John Edwards and VIM. Henry Wilson,
charged with stealing coal. Found guilty
and sent to Jail for Is days.
Frank Golden, charged with defrauding
Frank Spraggins out of $26. Discharged.
Marilla Hill, charged with exposing her
person in the public streets. Continued till
tomorrow.
kicking Marilla Hill. Continued till to-
morrow. M Il
Charles White, charged with entering
store and robbing till. Discharged.
Peter Caproni, G.. Woppi, George
Prienchi, Caproni Benneitan, Samuel An
derson and Betty johnson, charged with
assaulting and striking Mahala johnson.
Discharged.
Edward Riley, j. II. Randolph, VIM. D
Quarles, charged with being inmates of a
disorderly house. Discharged.
Annie Robinson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly. Fined 81. On a
charge of assault, discharged.
Chas. Booker, charged with being drunk
and fast riding. Find 81.
Emma j. Ross, charged with feloniously
stealing $135. Continued till tomorrow
for witnesses.
Thomas Payne, charged with feloniously
aiding Emma j. Ross in stealing $135.-
Continued till tomorrow for witnesses.
VIM. Page, charged with being drunk
and resisting the police. Fined, $3.50.
Elsey Holmes, charged with stealing
sundry articles of clothing. Discharged !;
no evidence to convict.
John Crump, charged with entering the
house Of James r. Bowles and stealing
blankets and clothing. Case continued till
tomorrow.
Charles Brown and Peter Johnston,
charged with stealing sugar. Brown dis
charged johnson found guilty and sent to
Jail for thirty days.
Martha Bradley, charged with being
drunk and using proiane language on the
streets. Fined 81.
Albert Trabue, charged with assaulting
and beating Judith Ross. Discharged.
Phillis johnson and Ellen Harper.
charged with being disorlcrly and lighting
in the streets. johnson fined $3.50, Har-
per 50.
W. Thomas James, charged with allow
ing gaming to be carried on in his house on
Sunday, and also with carrying concealed
weapons. Continued till tomorrow.
John Ii. Dixon, charged with assaultine
and beating Annie Robinson. Discharged.
| Thornton Jones and Susan Jones,
charged with assaulting and beating Ellen
Harper. Fined $3.50 each.
Judith Ross, charged with assaultine
and striking Albert Trabue. Bound ovel
for three months in the sum of $50.
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ME- Blue Ribbons and Swindles.-A stranger
passing along Main street, will notice Sewing
Machine in front of small store, tied with a
blue libbon-supposed to be the sign of said
machine having received premium at our late
fair; and he would be surprised to notice, upon
close Inspection that 1t is the same machine from
which BLuB RIBBON WAS PUBLICLY TORN during
the fair, having been tied without the sane
tion of the committee--no award having been
made for sewing machines. 4 SPECTATOR.
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The FRAUD ON THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK.-We called on Mr.. Glover, the
cashier Of the above bank, in reference to
the fraud recently committed by changing
a check from thirty-six to thirty-six hun
dred dollars, to ascertain if any further dis
covery had been made in reference to the
matter. We find no light has been thrown
upon the subject, and that there are few
probabilities that the swindler will be
caught.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND

CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND
Judge FHzhugh, Saturday, Norember II,
The following cases were disposed of:
Judah and wife and others VS.. Judah &c.
Decree referring cause to commissioner
for inquiry and report. Howard and Wise,
p. q.
Atkins, &c., VS.. Whites executor, &c.
Decree directing the share of the real estate
Of John E. White, deceased, assigned by a
former decree to Eliza Moody, wife of R.
III. Moody, Jr, for her sole and seperate
use, according to deed filed in the cause.
Bouldin and Nash, counsel.
Palmer's executors VS.. Lee and others.
Decree confirming reports of commissioner
and making partial distribution of the
fund. Steger, p. q.
Hardgrove, &c., VS.. Hardgrove and 9TH
ers. Decree referring cause to commis-
sioner for enquiry and report. Peasants,
p. e.. 4r .... .....lrll eQ
Anderson's executor VS.. Anderson and
others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner and making final distribution Of
the fund. Winn, p. q. .e
Dawson, &C., VS.. Thompson, sheriff, &c.
Decree dissolving injunction and dismissing
cause, with costs. II. A. and j. 5. Wise,
Guy and Gillian, counsel.
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pRoPosALs.


OfficB OF EfdlSEER \
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT, <
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1871.
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND Will
Il be received at this Office until l2 Nj. NO
VEMBER BOTH for DREDGING the channel
way from below Richmond bar to and across
Warwick bar, James river, 10 depth of l3i9 feet
ut mean high tide. % slutr-i
1t is estimated that the work will require tho
removal of fifty thousand 100000 or cubic
yards of material, all of which is easily dredged
The contractors will be required to deposit the
dredged material behind crib-work that will be
built and furnished by the city of Richmond
3oth OF January next, and completed on or before
the lst of July, 1872. Bids must be per cubic
yard. Any further information desired may be
obtained by application at this Office.
II. d. MINOR.
Engineer james River Improvement
no 13-eOdfd
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u. & ENGINEER OFFICE.

THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING,
FAYBTTg, NEAR CHARLES STREET, 5s
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. s, 1871.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AT
- this Office for the REMOVAL. OF ABOUT
400 CUBIC YARDS OF ROCK IN THE RO.
AN0KE RIVER, Immediately below Weldon.
North Carolina. The depth of excavation will
not exceed EIGHT FEET at ordinary low water.
The location is sheltered tih
Proposals in DUPLICATE, ENDORSED ON
OUTSIDE, accompanied by copy of the adver
tisement and specifications, addressed to the un-
dersigned, will be received at this office until
NOON OF DECEMBER 6rn 1871, and will be
opened ten minutes thereafter, in presence of
such bidders rs choose to attend. .la
The right Is reserved to reject any bid. f .
Forms of proposals, specification he, TO be
had at this Office, where the maps, &C., &C., may
be seen. WM. p. C,RAIGHILL,
no 9-6t Major of Engineers.
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ANOTHER MANUFACTURING CoMPA-
NY CHARTERED.-Th charter of incor-
poration of the Norfolk Manufacturing COM
pany was on Saturday filed in the Office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, as the
law directs. 1t is empowered to manufac-
ture cars, car wheels, locomotives, &c.,
manufacture and repair articles made Of
iron and wood, build and repair steamboats,,
barges and other vessels, tow vessels, &C.,
and transport freight and passengers over
the waters Of Virginia. Its maximum cap
ital stock is 81 100000, and minimum,
$3.50, 900. The chief office of the compa-
ny is at Norfolk, and the officers: Presi-
dent, M. Courtright, of Erie, Pa. vice
president, W.L. Lance, Luceme, in the
same State; treasurer, Benjamin F. Ii
bault, Of Norfolk secretary, De Haven
Jones, Norfolk general agent, Marshall
Parks.
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E,OR NEW YORK.
:SfRk

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BLAKRMAx will sail on TUESDAY,
November H. at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received until =. NJ E&kfs.ti
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Round Trip I1ckets. 20 90
Fer freight or passage apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
no 13-2t No. 3 Governor street.
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HENRICo CoURT.-In this court on
Saturday Charlotte Gray, Rachael Banks
and Frances Tyler, indicted for misde-
meanor, plead guilty, and were fined one
cent and sentenced to the county Jail for
twenty-four hours.
The grand jury will meet to finish up its
business on Wednesday.
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AN ELOQUENT DIvINE.--We had the
pleasure of hearing Rev. Mr.. Henkel last
night, at Odd-Fellows Hall, corner of
Franklin and Mayo streets, preach on the
Reformation, by Luther. Rev. Mr.. Henksl
being Lutheran, it was quite natural that
he should take favorable view of the Re-
formation, and of the Lutheran church in
general. That there is room for an Eng
lish Lutheran church in this city, none will
dispute who knows anything about such
matters. There are two German Lutheran
churches in the city and it is but fair to pre-
sumo that the majority of the children of
those churches will grow up in the English
language, and many Of them seek church
privileges in our English churches. Let
there then be an English Lutheran church
to receive them.
1t is somewhat strange that an enterprise
so laudible, and the efforts of so worthy a
pastor for the last seven months, should
have been SO entirely ignored by the press
of this city, whilst so flattcring in their no.
tees of other denominations. Yet we hope
to see an English Lutheran church in Rich
mond before many years.
BY going to Odd-Fellows Hall, corner Of
Franklin and Mayo streets, next Sunday
night, at p O'Clock, you will hear SER
mon on the doctrines of the Lutheran
church, and on the Sunday evening follow
ing, at the same place, on the Mission of
the Lutheran church in this country. Go
and hear him.
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CoNyIcrs.-The following.convicts were
received at the penitentiary Saturday,
William Robinson, colored, of Hanover
arson, three years.
William Stewart, colored, of Danvilley-
grand larceny, three years.
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Mr.. Benton Wiley, of Craig county, is
said to have a yearling colt sixteen hands
high, full grown, works in wagon and
serves as riding horse. What's his
stock?
How about that fire opened on the In
dependents at the Fincastle barbecue? 1t
was considerably quenched on the 7th, we
imagine.
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR
EIGHT YEARs.-The case of Randolph
Gray, charged with stealing horse from
Col. II. P. Tomlin, Of King William, was
heard in the Hastings court this morning,
when the jury found verdict of guilty, and
Gray was sentenced to confinemen for eight
years in the penitentiary.
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CHARITABLE DONATIONS The
" Southern Association for the benefit of
the widows and orphans of the Southern
States" Hon. Henry A. Wise, President,
has just donated the sum Of three thousand
dollars to the following asyldms, viz: st.
Joseph's orphan asylum, of Richmond,
$500; Female Humane orphan asylum, of
Richmond, $500; Male orphan asylum, of
Richmond, $500 $500 to each of the two
asylums at Frederisburg, $1,000; and to
the Alexandra orphan asylum, $500, which
amounts, added to the sum OF ten thousand
six hundred dollars previously appropriated,
make the sum total of thirteen thousand six
hundred dollars, donated by the Associa-
ton, to the various charitable institutions
throughout the State, for the support and
education of the orphan children placed in
their charge. sei'I -
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1871. -
J. I. Vaughan, New Zealand; h. Q.
Smith, Richmond, Va; Nette Grain, Je-
tersville P. o., Amelia Co.; Mrs. J. H
Kyle, Boston, Mass.
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WANTS.

wv ANTED-By Virginia gentleman, with
w a small family, who resides near Boston,
Massachusetts, a COLORED WOMAN, without
encuinbrance, to cook, wash, and do house work.
Good reference required Apply to
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR,
9l2h Main street,
no 1855 or l04 Clay street.
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CONTRACTORS, ATTENTIoN!-Capt,
r. ID. Minor, engineer of the James river
improvement, advertises elsewhere, myi-
ting proposals to remove about $4,000 or
more cubic feet Of material from James
river. Persons desiring such work are re-
quested to notice the advertisement.
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ACcIDENT.-Saturday afternoon a col
ored man, named Robert Epps, employed
on the propeller "David j. Burr" in
course of construction at Rockets, had his
right foot dreadfully mangled by being
caught between two revolving cog wheels.
He was conveyed to the Medical College
Inirmary.
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SHOT HER SEDUcER.-A letter from
Lincoln, H., says that ON the 2Sth ult.
Miss Mary Ann Swindell, aged about Is
years, while in the Office of Bension &
Blmn, lawyers, shot Henry III. Howell, of
Prairie creek. The shot was from behind.
The ball entered below the right shoulder
and came out at the left breast. 1t is feared
it will prove fatal. After being shot, Mr..
Howell walked few steps about the room
as ssU one baad Ssssd og s @ the Ro"d s AMID AMID
picked up the bullet from the floor and
handed it to gentleman present and re-
marked that he was killed, and then sank
upon the floor. Miss Swindell had suit
against Howell for seduction, which had
just been compromised, and as Howell was
starting to get the agreement acknowledged
by party, the shot was fired without say
ing word.
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I For NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
The steamer "Palisade," in command of
Captain Nelson, win resume her regular
trips tomorrow for Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and will leave this port regularly
hereafter ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, thus, with the Eliza Hancox, leav-
ing on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays,
forming daily line, with fine accommodo-
tons for passengers and freight.
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SUSPICIOUS KILLING OF A CoLoRED
POLICEMAN In PoRTsMoUTH.-If our
readers will compare the article in our
Latest News" column, in relation to the
killing ofpoliceman John Wilson, of Ports
mouth, with the following article taken
from the Norfolk Vaylsian of Sunday
morning, they will find in the Tugiaian's
account that Wilson was shot twice, once
through the head and once in the left breast.
Yesterday, while leaving Norfolk, we heard
a gentleman say, " it was to be regretted it
was not Shepherd instead of Wilson that
was killed." VIII the Day Book tell us
who is Shepherd? !? a
We have no doubt the matter will be
thoroughly investigated, but we doubt that
any satisfactory solution will be arrived at
A DEPLoRABLE AFFAlE--A CoLoRED POLICEMAN
SHoT.--One of the most deplorable occurrences
that has happened in this community since the
war, took place on the corner of High and Middle
streets last night, about 10 O'Clock. During the
excitement consequent upon the breaking up of
the public speaking at the Ocean House, u fight
occurred among few young men, and in the
discharge of fire arms that followed, some
drunken miscreant shot down John Wilson, one
of the best, and most intelligent and efficient of
the colored policemen belonging to the force in
this city. The occurrence is most lamentable
one and is deplored on every hand by the white
people, and not alone by those who knew the de-
ceased but everybody. rfC..t
The shots that killed Wilson. were evidently
from large bore pistol and took effect in the
centre of the forehead and through the left
breast. After he fell he Was talten mp and car
ried to the mayors office, and expired in about
twenty minutes. Drs. James q Parrish and r.
H. Parker called in, but arrived too late to
render any assistance.
At ten o'clock last night the body had not been
taken charge of by the coroner.
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RcSCanned Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment can be had at T. BALagR 4 Ce 8,
sl4 Main street
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f,HE IMPROVED HOWE

ia TO-DAY fHR LATEST AND Aosr AoDHHS
SEWING MACHINE
In the world, having the original alLOCK-STITCH
and a greater range of work, doing both very fine
and very coarse work perfectly with little trouble
TO the operator Has attachments for
HEbIMING
TELLING, IL t.,r..s.i.s- 7-.,-
BRAIDING,
BINDING, GciaaaJ
CORDlNG,
GATHERING,
TUCKING, he.
In fact, until you have seen the HOWE, you
havo idea what really modern Sewing
Machine will do. G1a 4'rraat+ts
i. L. MCKINNEY, Agent.
no 1e--tf s23 Main street.
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RE-Faucy Groceries, Imported and Domestic,
always in stock, at T. BALaRR & Co.'s, Sl4 Main
etraat +.
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sg-Cigars and Tobacco.-If you want 20 buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, you cun do so at 7
BALHsR & Co.'s, sl4 Main street
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R9-"B" Select yyhiskey.

DEE Whiskey.-T. Balnner Co., sl4 Main
street, have stlll some of their choice $s Whiskey
on hand
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ng"B" select whiskey.
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The City Council meets this afternoon.
The Hastings court met Saturday, but
transacted no business. i8 ..ie,,s
"A street lamp at the corner of Eighth
and Clay streets, was burning all day Satur-
day.
-Twenty-four millions of the State debt
has been funded under the act of the last
Legislature. ,-.
Governor Walker has appointed VIM.
h. Osborn commissioner for Virginia in the
State of New York.
The Court of Appeals was engaged
Saturday on the civil docket. Ten cases
were called and continued.
White and red wheat; white, straw
colored, yellow, and mixed corn, oats, rye,
flax seed, meal, and clover seed, were the
offering at the Coru and Flour Exchange
this morning.
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R@"B" Select yyhissey. 8
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RE~"Bn Select Whiskey.
re Groceries.-Families in want of Groee.
ries are referred to the advertisement of T, BAL
aEs & Co., sl4 Main street, in another column
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DuTTERicK's PATTERNS
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

Late styles just received; also, MEIRofoLIrAs
for November. Principal agency at the Office Of
the HOWE SEWIHG-MACHINE. s2S Main
street J. +. MCKINNEY.
no l0--tf
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In Lynehburg, November sth, by the Rev. Mr..
Hooper, WYNDHAM IS. ROBERTSON, of Rich
inond TO FLORENCE R., daughter of Walter
Henderson, Esq, of Campbell county, Va.
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gB-"B'' Select Whislsey, So so per gallon.
MSs English breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALNER & Co., sl4 Main street.
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4 shrewd suIndIe by n Woman.

\ Mrs. B, described as moving
in TIE best circles of San Francisco,
was aie!y informed By 3 letter that q
beautiful AMI accomplished niece OF an
Intimate -r;e-i yas about 20 make her
4 vIsl; c.. - welcome an eastern
aelle. Mrs. B determined 20 omit
nothing hat could render hec guest ;
sFav pleasant N iue lime Georgia
MaDGeEv!lle arrived, AMI he- Beauty,
he- are accomplishments, and. above
all her luxuriant golden tresses, became
81 once Inc theme OF conversation
among the San Francisco bachelors.
The story 5 easily guessed. She came,
sne saw. she conquered. 4 wealthy
broke. offered the iac!naiiug niece ms
hand and 4ea-t. and, being toTtunale
= a.s zG!I. pressed for An immediate
marriage. Mrs. B re!oiceo ana 10
ne. rejoicing came Inc ANXIOUS niece.
Wha, should she DO ior a rousseau
She had written % he- banker. but /
.ook lime % receive money. OF course
Ms. B vas oniv giai 10 advance
the Necessary 5000. ana 4 magnificent
array oi aces and other goods was al
Georgia disposal Meantime having
tod her u-edicament 10 her beiroihed.
ne. too. haa handed his check for 3
ike amount 20 MS ensiaver. AS they
saw on the stage. EXIT Georgie. enter
police. i ;runk Of cast-of clothing
ana 4 p-oiusion Of golden hair was all
.hst The :ic:i;ious niece but clever
swinaler IaI lett behind her.
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yeW York Market.
New ToKK, November - ~

NEW ok, NOYem Ue-
FLOCR-Ma-ket Is iul! and n
BUYERS favor al s. S5tG,6 ~ for superfne
State s. 506y6 % tor extra State 81 -
(d.6 50 ior choice State: s. S5tG6 -
tor supe-fine western: So +DrG,6 Oh :or
common 10 medium extra western
50 65;G1 ~ .or choice 10; g o1,d,1 ~
for common 10 choice white wnea!
western extra; s. 5000 80 tcr common
10 gooi shipping brands extra rouDd
hoop Ohio; 50 S5fa1 20 ior trade brsnlS
s. S0G7 ~ tor common 70 sair extra
ST. Louis, and s. 25(99 = tor COCA TO
choice do. Southern iour iall and
dropping al 50 SOt9I 80 FOX Common
70 tai. extra anu 81 55ta9 > t0r good 20
choice do. Rye iour quleI ana IN
changed at 81 50tatj - Corn meal
quiet
GRAIN-Wheai marke: -aihs- more
steady at 81 52Gl - Tor No. spr,ng;
81 61,GI 81 for winter I'D western:
81 65IG1l 90 Tor amber western,
81 6T@I - ior white western ana
81 90 io- extra choice amber Indiana
Rve STEADY. Barley rather more
steady; Cauads vast at 81 20. B2r.ev
mat. market luIet. Corn. market iQli
and lower at re ior western nike
sIioai. Oats dull a; j2!(G,52c :or west
eyn.
PROyISIONS-Pork quiet and
STEADY at 81 S0t9I3 10 or mess
SO 50 ior prime, and 81 30 FOR prime
mess Al 81 70 Tor February and 81 :
for March. Beef is 1uiet at s. c1l9
II % Tor pain mess ami Sll 0aC9l+ 10
for extra DO. Beet hars dull al $40 W
G24 -. T;erce beet dull at $40 ~
Gl- % Tor prime mess and sl9 OOG
20 o. for India Cut meals quiet at
5fG6: for shoulders and asa i2c
for hams; uiddlss quiet aud STEADY.
Lard quiet al 999.c for No Ito prime
steam. and as(493 for kettle rendered.
BCTTER-Staaiy Al l2t@23c Tor
western. and 2l(9S+c Tor Stale.
CHEESE-DUil AT ll@I-c ior
common 70 prime
COTTON-Upens active ana strong
at lSsc for low niddling, and lStc Q!
miidling 1plands
PETROLEUN-in moderate re-
quest at lac 10. crude. aud 80 iol
refined.
TALLOW-Qaie, n et@9fc stea.-
inc dull at 9!@l0tc-
WHTSKY-DGll 81 93iG99+c.