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New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

prise nobody 10 learn that there is Ring at
Albany which absorbs large amount of pub
lie money annually, as profits on the printing
done for the State; but it will astonish most
people to see how the rogues have contrivcd
a series of artful tricks by which jobs are in
n0cently sanctioned by tho Legislature. Our
Albany dispatches indicate some of the open
ing features of the investigation which has
been so long promised. Let the examination
be thorough, and the day of the Ring VIII
soon be over
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

Petty thefts by Customs officials engaged
the attention of the Senate Investigating Com
mittee yesterday, and the evidence adduced
showed that these subordinates have the op-
pOrtunities and the temptations to be dishonest
in small things which their suPeriors have in
3arger thin gs. Precisely how far these chances
are improved is not, Of course, easily suscep-
tible of demonstration.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

formidable report is called for in the
shape of Legislative demand for detailed
statements of the cost Of the New-YOrk County
Court House. Mr.. Tweed may not be in the
Senate to explain the extraordinary bills which
are now to be analyzed, but the presentation
of the items in this tremendous Job will be an
Interesting event for such Of his friends as
aow linger in the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
SHALL The LEGISLATURE or 1877 PROV
II

SHALL THE LEGISLATURE or 1872 PROFE
4 FAILUREf
The fifth week of our Reform Legislature
draws to a close, with nothing done to lift this
one above the level, we will not say of the
last, but of ordinary Legislatures But little
has been accomplished, and that little of
small account; there have been two spirited
faction-fghts with varying fortunes; two
or three Investigations of old abuses
have been ordered with evident re-
luctance; but we have perceived no
clear indications of fixed resolve to make
this session memorable as an epoch in our
States histOry-as that session wherein rascality
and prOhigacy were booted out of the public
service, to make room for honesty and frugality.
Yet if this session should prove a failure, it
will be disastrous beyond precedent, because
of the general and sanguine expectations which
will thereby be blasted.
We miss general recognition at Albany of
the fundamental truth that the result of last
Falls election was no mere party triumph.
The people of our State in that election pro-
nounced, not against the Democratic party as
such, but against stealing and thieves. Thou
sands who voted throughout the Republican
ticket were lifelong Democrats, and had no
thought of changing their political principles.
They saw that their party was like ship cap
sized by sGuall, whose crew are ordered
to cut away her masts so that she may right
before filling and sinking. They deemed it
necessary to the freeing of their party from
the scandal and stencil of the Tammany
frauds that it should lose all that could be
lost in the pending election, and thus be
placed in position to criticise and attack
rather than explain and defend in subsequent
contests.
This policy and its results gave the Repub-
hcans great opportunity, but it devOlved
upon them q grave responsibility. With a
Legislature mainly composed of able, incor-
ruptible statesmen, such as the Wings elected
in the great convulsion of 1897 the victory of
1871 might be made to initiate and insure
series of kindred triumphs.
But it, instead of this, we have a weak and
cOrruptible Legislature-if it is composed in
good part of men who have achieved nOmina-
tiOns and elections with intent to make money
the session will not only prove a failure in it,
self, but will swamp the party which the PeO-
pie will justly hold responsible for its mis-
carriage.
What sort of Legislature have we really
electedf
1T may be too soon yet to judge but the
Indications are unpromising. They Justify
belief that good many members imagine
they were chosen to make as much noise as
possible about Democratic frauds, but roar
you gently as sucking dove when the pre-
sumptve rascais are Republicans. 1t can
hardly be necessary to say that this will not
answer. The condemnation of Tammany was
very general and emphatic, but the public in
terest in peculation of all sorts has become 50
general and eager that any attempt to restrict
exposures and their consequences to offenders
of one party is sure to provoke emphatic
reprobation.
Nor will it do 10 assume that the Demo
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

The Torlds Washington. correspondent uoesJ.
understand why any one should SPIN ou' No
of literary stuff unless driven TO 1t by poveiy
more do we. Won't some devoted phnan'H.'ff f,,.
die and leave that suffering correspondent IN,
tuneY Won't those unfortunates who oceae'V'n 's.n
read The World start a subscription list a
they be spared wild and fearful descrip,'o, .a ,ook
tabe.cloths and bonnets, and ladies' "nv .;s.s
dramatic" in saddle. and above all 'nO S";s. 800 a
and vulgarest chatter about the pf'SA" I"
respectable people,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

A communication from the Clerk of the
United States District Court, Utah, effectualy
disposes of the criticisms upon Judge McKean's
course in the late trials in Salt Lake City,
Criticisms are not so offensive in themselves,
but the Clerk shows that perversions and I'M
founded insinuatiOns have also been used to
place the Justice in false light before the
puhliC
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
FIsK L. HATCH.

DAnY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers $40 per annum.
.SIMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers S4 per n.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 30c 40c.. Soc. 75c. and 81 per line.
SRMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - and 80 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, SO, SS, and $5 per line,
According to position i'll the paper
Terms, cash in advance
Address. TIE TRIBUNE New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

reasonably expected. II the Rdito, 90 "
TRIBUNE shall be called 10 te.iisv !, VI I'm
be that concerted shout may be raised o'l O"y
hls ignorance in the premises. Is il w., ~,%
while to put the State 70 expense for th,,, "'"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

It looks as if the ins and outs of the State
printing business have been so far neglected
by legislative experts, heretofore, that it has
grown TO an enormous sWildle. 1t will sur
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
Bnsiness Notlres.

SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
III, s,, .o1 st 'SG f S %GS Sold On 5 payments month
sHe good Csnyas.eT and Agents H,risd S Uf
sasOOm WILSON SEWING MACHINE CoNrANI 7O1 Bros.@
Fine China and Japan TEAS, for cash, ,:1 a9
gss;s S. will S1SSs @ our '0" ,ssST S m
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best IN \. inc Ie
world In,snsneou harmless, perfect Applied at Factory NO
Sondsl sold everywhere.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for Pulmo-
p.ry and Asihmac D,rders their efficacy BY test Oi
many years aud have received testimonials from eminent men who have
used them
THE GREAT HORSE RACE is cured of Conc
b. WILLAMss EXTRACT JAMAICA GtNGEk
GENERAL ACCIDENT Policies By THE MONTH
YKAR.-TRAvELxRs LISE AND ACCIDENT NsVkAsCh W
ARTIFICyALITIFS-PALME LIMBS.
ls Broaduay n y; 6o1 Chestnsis Pha 81 Greeasl bOso
TIE SIX PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHES-
.r..xr AND ONO RAILROAD having still veneght yea'
D with interest payable May d Nov boh principal and inter
es. payable IN gold coin City ofNesTOrk recommended BY US
for safe and permanent investment for following
i. THEY THOROUGHLY sEcURSD-
LIKE ruE CKyrRAL PAcrrcs. TaEv ENows.
yKrI POPULAR, ALwATs xlRSETABLE
4 THY WILL BIZ pEur ~ AT ALL 7uE SrooK BI-
euAsers IN THIS COUNTRY ADVANTAGE
OF BOTH A HONE AND EUROPEAN
THEY SHOULD PRESENT PRICE OF
o. AND ACCRUED INTEREST CoNPASr As
CENTRAL PAcINcs
They are in denominations Of 800 $500 $1,000, Coupon
Registered
ent partly identical the PACIFIC their securities
shOud take equal rank in pOpusTig and marke, value
For exchange investments cordially
commend either the Central Chesapeake and Ohio SI Per Cent
God Bonds
We eOutnus deal in Government Securities buy and sell Invest
eai Stocks sad Stock Exchange opeu with de
collections In ell par country aai general Banking
business
FISK HATCH.
nAKvxv PsE.
A. g. HATCH
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
amuscmen,e. els., Chs Crenlns.


BooTn's THEArER-"Julius Cesar booth'
FIFTH AVENUE THEArER.-" Divorce
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-At and at g. E"'oio""
Tn, TnwTS's Tur,rrR. - Opera Bouilc: La
Perichole" Mile Aimee. -,
yTRIo,s GARpEN.-"Thc Black Crook
O,x,,r,c TurATER.-" Humpty Dumpty Recon-
Sr I,,us THE,TER.-"M Monaldi" J. s. Mackaye'
Tupry-youRrH-sT. THEuER.-Nariety Company.
rxIoS SQUARE THEArER.-Variety Company,
WuIAcK's THEATER-" John Garth" l.. Wallack.
ASSOCIATION HALI---At III: Lecture. Dr. Lord.
COOPER INSTuUTE.-At 8: DR.. Coltons Exhibition
siLaughiug GsA
LF.yrTT's ART RooMs.--ENhibition of Paintings.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Twenty-thlrd-st
And FourbAve.-Fhh Winter Exhibition.
SAN Francisco MINSTREfS.-Birch, Wambold' etc.
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS. Fourteenth-st., between Third
and PonrthayeS
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01

NEw-YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st., between Third
and PourthayeS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24

"a Aforesaid remaining unsold, and pay amy inOhey
which he has taken charge OfOr received from such
sale as Aforesaid and also the balance OF wages due
10 the deceased 10 the shipping at
the mort OF destination In the United States second
lyi II the ship touches and remains at some foreign
port before coming 10 any poit In the United States
the master shall report the to the United states
consular oicer there, and shall give TO such officer
any Information he requires TO the destination OF
the ship and probable length OF the voyage: and
such ofce may, II he considers It expedient so 10
do, require the said effects, mo ey ard wages TO be
delivered and paid TO him, and shall, upon such de-
livery and payment, give to the master receipt;
ard the master shall within fOrty-eght hours after
his rival at his port OF destination In the United
States produce the the same to The shipplng-com-
missioner there; and such consular officer snail In
such case indorse and certify upon the agreement
with Inc crew, the particulA with respect to such
delivery and payment; thirdly, II such ofiicer as
Aforesaid does not require such yment and delly-
cry TO be made TO him, the master shall take charge
OF the SAID effects, money, and wages, and shall,
within fOrtyeght hours after his arrival at his port
OF domination IN the United States deliver and pay
the same 10 the shipping-cOmmisioner there;
seaman or apprentice dies during the pre- RreBi OF
the voyage or engagement give to Ruch oiilcer or
shipping commissioner as AZORES I'D an cunt, In
such form az they may respectively require OF the
enects, money, and wages 80 TO be delivered and
paid, and no deductions claimed in such account
shall be allowed unless verified, II there s anY ON
cial l0gbOok, by such entry therein as her fore
required; and also by such other vouchers (f any
as may be reasonably required by the Ofiicer or
shipping commissioner TO whom the acc lunt s rem
he'pr0vsiOns Of this f. elton relates TO acts TO
be done at tho port OF des inatlOn In the United
States, the shipping commissioner shall grant to the
master certlnsate to that effect, and no officer OF
customs shall clear inward any fOreign-gOing ship
without the production OF such certificate.
ITO BE CONTINUED.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
A GENTS WANTED Fer THE
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The most comprehensive and valuable religious
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we will show you what agents say Of this, the best
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selling 1t. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. dee2-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
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most delicate fabric, which makes It luxury in
every family. Price 25 cents per bottle. For sale
BY ali Druggists. REUBEN HoYT, Proptlr.
dec, 16-4W 3O3 Greenwich St, N. Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
dJ00 made December 50, by one agent, selling
Horace Greeley and Family,

A fine engraving, 22x2e in sent by mail for $l.O0
We .also mail Button-Hoe and Sewing Machine
Thread Cutter and Needle Threading Thimble, price
25 cents each. Circulars OF various other novelties
mailed frequently to all old and agents. address
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., sO2 Broadway, New
York. dec16-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
BeHj advertisements.
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ORGANS OF SIX nrBt-class makers. including Wa
teTs at very low prices for cash, or part cash. and
1910 cash. Now ready CONCERTO PARLoR Or
GAM the most beautiful style and perfect tone ever
made, Illustrated catalogues mailed. Sheet Music
Music Merchandise. dec2-4W 4
no AGENTS want absolutely the best SELL
IL Ing books Send for circulars of VENTS UN>
ARDIGRD ILLUS. FAMILY BIBLE. Over HOO pages 10
by 10 IN. 2o0 pages Bible Aids, &C. Arabesque s. 70
Gilt Edge, clasp, s. 25; Full Gilt clasps, S11.00
"BKLDKN; THE WHITE CHIEP,n For winter evenings
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
NeMj advertisements.
4 q REAT COMBINATI0N

IA
and the very best business opportunity ever 0sred
is 70 be found in an Agency for taking subscriptions
70
Henry Ward Reecher's
Great LITERARY FAMILY NEWSPAPER. with
which is given away the largest and best Premium
Picture ever offered, the new and exquisite Sl2OO
French O1eOgraph
called "PKTs Paradise (OleograpBs are the
choicest Of French Artprinting in oils-the perfec
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pair of Genuine French Oil Chromos "Wide Awake
and "Fast Asleep" subjects Notwithstanding
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famous authors, L. M. Alcott, Edward EgRleston
harriet Beecher Stowe, etc. New and brilliant con
tributor. Illustrated Holiday Number and bacl
Nos. OF Misc Alcotts story free. The most taking
Combinationi" The largest commissions paid
One agent made $500 in 8 months; another s5S1 In
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one day and many others from IS and $40 to $40 pei
day. This year our offers are even more profitable
No waiting for the premiums. The subscriber
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
GOOD AGENTS WANTED !

Intelligent men and women wanted everywhere,
To get good territory exclusively assigned, send
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Enn Agents wanted Just outl splendid new
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Wild-1re. HAASIS a LUBRECHT, Empire Map
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
gew advertisements.

ON THE BIBLE, FOR TIE HOME CIRCLE
1900 pages, $50 Engravngs. The best enterprise
the year for agents. Every family will have It. Moth
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3. GO0DSPERD CO.. 81 Park Row. New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
NUTFITS FREEl - -,
TIE MOTHER'S GUIDE.

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pronounce 1t the best selling book in the market.
Send for circulars and see extra liberal terms.
Address, CONTINENTAL PUBLISHING co.
dec 164W Bond st., N. Y. City,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24

and the very best business opportunity ever osred
is 70 be found In Agency for taking subscriptions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-24
A C C Id EN- s !.

Insure in the TRAVELLERS of Hartford, Ct.
< ~ m per dayl Agents wanted! All class
y LOD ~ OF working people, Of either sex
young or Old, make more money at work for us IN
their spare moments, or all the time, than at any.
thing else. Particulars free. Address q. STINSON
Co., Portland, Maine. declg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Gin Ssrr eritaants ni6t rpenig ieis
men Bebienten fpdt Ibenbs int @arten
sa fnben, intsm or stpsi Yitplsn iibsr
ben @usen bansen bate uns sssen pas
armament fdaute. gr msinte, Der 9urz
i&e isi ndrrii@ sepOrssn, uns fraste i'm,
mas er bier Made? Den &Ometen
mS@ts i6 ieben" antpcrtets bisier yunb
pa in Der 3eituns seldrisbsn tebt man
fam ibn nur nit bewafnsten slasen ies
ben, 70 babe i& bic piitplsn RON Gp.
Gnatsn senSmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

-Sanberbare8 ebauptuns.
amtmann Gin ipldes Senebmen Dor
@eriat muB i6 Sbm auf baS srnfli9fe
anteriasen; peib Gr ni6t, Rap bic Sbrias
felt BON Soft sinseiest TT ?"
~ansefduISister. AID bernie,
Serr ImtmannL bic Is Sic idcn oar
lang ipieper aussetprbm."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Sbr Rdndner prptsilsr unp Darmbedtn
Die ibr ipUat Seiuiten frsfsn,
Du esutider Wt9el I'm genitiy,
Der in Nlnden patbetii1 rief:
Das Sptssutbel faP i'd hermit
usber Mles, mas pa beiet SeIuit.
Du Plato mordens serfsbit bid auf's
8eiSen,
NS@tet ALIEN bic sanse Yrut ssrrsiben
> sebt NAL in elm Seiuitsnbaus
une funeet bort aaes ssbSris aus;
Sebt eieie Manner mad beS Ssilanps
8ilee
Ssbt ibre Demutb, ibre Wilce.
9eff NAL, ME bic flint Seiuiten
Sn paris ben lesten &f bur9hrittsn.
Wanner, Die 70 lsben, bic 70 fsrben.
Die brinsen feinem 2arp 0srcnben.
Gin Oberbersii9er 8ndttslreimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

Der 8riessminifer Grantrri&s bat
farsli& $50 s~eosrapbt11s Stabstartsn
BON Granfrei@ sei@idt UNI u~nentssltli4
unter bic eprtisen Sdilsr Der &riess>
lbule Sertbetlt iu tperpen. = Moutarde
apres diner!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17
eugembnrger Gazette.
unterba 8.

-Gine &nadnub fir S6napsbrdcer
aa6 lateiniider @rammatif
SIN prdfens bif tu Elm 8lcs;
SIN Yrdteritur, mart ru elm Weni6 ;
Sm Supinum liesft pi aufm gcbsn
SIN Snfnittp bit eu reFnitip Elm eump
limb eneist in Guturp nit Glsnt.
3m pafiS nimmf bu itets ;u,
SIN NetiS INNER msbr ab;
Gum Deppnens fcmmIt pu ME.
-Wann: Cine srobe Nsuisfsit,
2iiabetb!
Grau: @as penn?
Mann : 8ir babsn bsuts 0repe ses
madt.
Grau gu, bas mar ni&t sei4eipt (;
bic 8auern babsn aues Nptbmenbfse INN
ibren Drift aus ben Stdler, su perfen.
Der artifel fnpet alio feinsn srcssn Abs
faB.
Mann: 9iiatetb, pu perfebf mid
nitt. SD fase mir baten Strif ses
madt.
Grau @6 pu mein rpQt Sbr Gud
pann erbenfen? 2! Sb @ctt!
Nann: Sb! i9 iase mir BADEN bsu>
te bic slrbeit einsefslt. 8i rpouen
nidt rnebr arbeite, biz 80.
Grau : gu, tann mill i'd aud einiz
peilen tas Gfsn einfeaen bis .....
Mann: Sa, bas sebt nidt
Srau: bod, IS mue rppbl sebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-17

-Saier'f9er Dialeet. Dc,
S6auipieler 5edl9sr tpar in rem
Wirtbsbauit elmer fleinsn Statt Sbes
Saierns absefiesen, beitn @irtb nur
ieinen Sarscn psrftanb. Sedi1r fanr
Is I'M 3immer ;u beib.
Der @irtb besrif ras 8ut ybeib"
nidt.
gnbli1 ma1ts fid 5edi6er pur&
3ei9en serfdnbli@ unp Der 8irtb rief
ladenp aus:
~Oas baast 10 baaB."
5edi@a: ~lSaas 1T Elm 5bisr, ras
einen Sraten sisbt."
@trtb: uSie msiaen's bolt a Soos."
9edi9r: nSO7 1T ein Beinflnb."
Wirtb: ~Naa, bel uns /; 9anp 8l9s
fem"
Ssdi&s: ~Sa&ien 1T Gin 5susrsss
ipebr."
Wtrtb: DDas nsnnsn mir Al Smbsr."
5edf1r: vStlber III Gin Narr."
Sir snpfabl fi6 Der Birtb.
Gin peuti6es @ttblatt brinat,
folsence petition an ben bobsn rsutiHtn
Rei4stas:
Der bpbe esuti6e Heidstas woue be-
i6lieBen, ieinsn 8ebnsrn ben bauFsm
@ebrau@ spn SrembmSrtern ,u untsriaz
gen.
Notip. Sn psri6ispeusn Rspsn,
welde nit GrSHnuns pes
&ei&stusss sebalten MUIR
ben, fam mebrmals cas
@ort uGreibeir Dor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-18

oertsa ono bush Wheat sooo hush Cam sp-
menis-l" onsh Mhat QUO bush LoTn and 2OD bush Os
d22 Flour doll but arm gaoaaps unchanged quiet and
steady and unchanged Corn duh White Southern Yellow
quiet Pork quiet S3ssGSG BUN Meas quiet and unchanged
Bacon heavy Shoulders SCI Rib aI4c Clear
Western firm bat unchanged witeH SSu s @ P a. ss
CisciSSari March l6Pour steady; Family Wheat
changed St2c Corn dull aad as5c Butter unhang
roIk auiei ana unchanged a. 75a the later asked Lard
quiet and unchanged Shoulders sold 81 q6i mostly be Ia
e. higher Bacon quiet and urehanTo sales Of Shoulders at ST.
l,a0 head WHISKY 10 good demand Gse
PHLsoELrnIA March ldFour Wheat arn; sales 5000
hush hed az 3 500 - ohen unchanged uuet
sc Corn dnli As 300 bush ieos and MIei Oats
l6e Resned n c Provisions dull declining in buyers IA
DRrRorT March l6Flour fair AMI sr At 81 s0a 81 70
Wheat in EEra 81 White l. Al ~ IS. Anber Michigan
- " Corn re ele Oais-Reecei a,c White at 4c
m,ns-2OOo hbls Flour 900 bush. Wheat ~ T
MLNACREE MaIh 6four quiet Double Extra Sprnx
ard unchanged No. At Je and declined; No Mixed
80 Rye IN fair demand and advanced No 6 barley In fair
demand and higher No Fail sac Mess Por nominal at
III "@ ~ % Receipts 100 bbl Flour. heat Ship.
81 tous March eFour unchanged and quiet heat duh and
lower no spring 81 oi sample lots NO FrD No Red
MnieI 81 - Corn dul and dropping No Mixed 40dosc Oats
steady No al Sc whssy unchanged a1da Mess Pors dull
ST. Pes eu"uIets 'Gte Clear RIB Sides. 5Qc Clear
Sme g. SagarCured Hams csuvasei. l2qilc Lard dull
Recsn am Gt 'S1 1--we iogs unchanged Cate unchanged
1900 bush Oats, 1909 bush. Barley 1900 bush. RYE
49, .s lrls' sIu snchanse Wheat unsettled
guei No Mixed t 1a6ic cash sa36Jc April OaI dun and
weaker spnug PORK easier 81 l2 il rs cash
vi " April Lard s.eader .. aa cash Bic, April Meats
~ 20a - 90 Receipts 90 bbs Ficsr oS b15 wI,
Shmrnts-2@o bhls Flour tGo bush wbii IGWd bash Con-
ioOO 0asi Oa's 900 bush Rye 500 bush Barley 5O Hogs