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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
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NEW YORK, May u.-Arrived-Steam.
ships City OF Nevada and Julian.
Z. ID. Phelps, jeweler, was fatally shot bv
a.0urglar whom he discovered in his house.
The burglar escaped.
wallace d Shoemaker's sugar refinery
burned last night. Loss on stock S225 600.
on machinery and building $4,000; in.
surance $250,0OO.
Eight hundred carpenters. at meeting
last night, resolved to strike for SO SO per
DAY ana eight hours as a davis work.
strike. 0-- - 'n0
The Radical Reformers, at a meeting last
night, adopted a wonderful constitution
Mrs. woodruff spoke, prOphesying that
rom TINS convention would issue power
that would shape the world.
Mrs. Woodruff and Fred Douolass wara
tnen nominated for president and vice pres
ident -
Great confusion and laughterl.-.
A delegate nominated Spotted Tail, say.
ing indians before niggersV
another delegate suggested if Douglass
declined, that "heathen Chinee" be nomi-
mated instead. The convention broke up in
an uprOar.
WASHINGTON, May lit is understood
that the Senate committee on the deficiency
appropriation bill has agreed to abandon
Mr.. Morrilfs amendment. while the House
committee has determined to stand bv their
substitute. The probability is that the
whole matter will be dropped, and that the
decision of the Supreme Court will govern
RAwLINs, May 1.-THE Wyoming Terri
tory Republican convention instructed their
delegates to the Philadelphia convention to
vote for President Grant.
BROOKLYN, May 1.-THE carpenters'
strike is over. The bosses yielded. allow
ing eight hours as a days work
JEFFERSON. Texas, May 1.-THE NUM-
clpal election resulted in the success of the |
Democratic candidates for mayor and al
dermen. The city tonight is OVERLOOKING
with enthusiasm, guns firing in honor of the
new city administration. No disturbances
occurred.
LONDON, Nav 1.-THE Post this morning |
confirms its report of last evening. that ne, |
gotiatiOns regarding indirect damages il |
Gead, ana states positively that England |
ton.
MADRID, May 1.-THE government has
officially announced that the insurreetion is
over.
CAMARGo, May S.-General Diaz is in
IallscO rapidly organizing troops.
A battalion, pronounced in the mountains
If Durango, killed their chief and captured
government provisions and munitions.
General IrevinO with his entire force
has departed for the interior, abandoning
he line OF the Rio Grande. He states that
ID important movement is on foot to con-
entrate the revolutionary forces and can.
ure the capital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
Varieties Theatre-Benefit of Mr.. and Miss
lIurdock.

MurdOck.
By far the largest audience of the week
was present last night at the complimentary
benefit to these popular artists The eve
nings performance commenced with the
highly interesting drama "Ruy Bias" in
which Mr.. Murdoch assumed the leading
character with the greatest success. There
is an ease and finish about Mr. Murdoch
! that we seldom see in actors so young, and
his reading, always correct, was really
| beautiful in "Ruy Bias His conception
of the part was perfect and natural his
dressing appropriate, and his acting unre-
strained, yet vigorous and characteristic.
In the character of DON SalL,sste Mr.. Pitou
had ample opportunity for acting of an in
ense nature, the part being considered on
Fundamentally speaking-with that of
Ray Bias, though dealing with passions
and purposes entirely different. We are
pleased to be able to chronicle the gentle
mans complete success in its difficult define
alton, and of his achievement of an artistic
triumph-One which we are sure will be ae-
corded him by all who witnessed his best
performance of the season. The fight in
the last act, between R,ty Bias and Don
'Sallasie, deserves special mention for the
earnestness and intensity displayed By the
combatants 1t was quick, fierce and totally /
unlike the usual stage fights, which gener-
ally betray the prearranged cuts and thrusts
of the previous mornings rehearsal.
Mr.. John Howson's Caesar was appropri-
ately dressed and made up, and he PLAYED
the part, as Mr.. Howson does everything.
cleverly and naturally Miss Alice Grew
looked beautiful as the Queen Her dress
ing was superb, and her portrayal par
ticularly in the third act, excellent. Mr.
I. ]. Hind was as elaborate as customary
in the part of Alba, and the rest OF the cast
was in capable hands.
In the afterpiece, as Betsy Baker, Miss
Murdoch made her appearance, and was
gr eeted with prolonged and hearty applause
and number of magnificent floral offer
ings. She made a charming little Betsy.
ocking, to our eyes, sweeter than ever; and
we doubt if the part was ever rendered so
well in this city
Mr.. Stuart Robson as Moa,ser was in
-ensely funny Thereis a certain Iudicrous
lPpe arance this gentleman has that always
makes his acting very mirth-provoking and
'nioya bic, and we think that Hoaser must
'e placed among his very best characters.
Ir. George Holland had very good part
n Grumpy, and did it full justice, appearing {
0 better advantage than in any part we
ave seen him play for some weeks !
At the conclusion of the entertainment, in
nswer to loud and repeated calls, Miss I
Iurdo ok was led before the curtain by Mr..
Iolland, and for some moments was kept
owing her Acknowledgements TO the de-
GIFTED audience The benefit was com $
lete success, and it is with sincere pleasure a
e are able to record it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1l.-Cotton very dull;
sales i25 bales. Uplands 2394c, Orleans
24ls. Futures quiet; sales to-day 1000 bales;
low middlings for May 23I4 G239s; June,
23l2 023 ii I6; July, 2324 0237s; September,
2ls4 a2l%; October, y Is 02i5s; November,
1914 a 1898; December, l9c.
Cotton dull on slight fluctuations through
out the week; sales reached 10000 bales of
which $4,000 bales were for future delivery.
and 1900 bales on the spot and to arrive.
VI the spot cotton spinners took about
2200 bales and spectators $40 bales.
81 Flour-l00l5c better, but less active.
i Fheat-iTegular, nOminally 2 30 higher.
Corn a2c better Pork fImer: $l3 S7lk
0sl4. Others steady and unchanged.
CINcRNATI, May Il.-Cotton dun and
prices are nominal; low middling 22Ac.
klour-Demand light but holders firm:
anlly ~ 3O09 So Wheat-Demand fair
md market advanced, 81 O5a2 10. Corn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Calcutta paper gives an account of the
execution Of Shere Ali, the assassin of Lord
Mayo. He gloried in his deed, and hoped
his name would be glorified in his country
for the deed he done, and that a monument
would be raised to his memory by his fell
lOw-cOuntIymen. AT. the execution he ex
pressed desire to die with his face toward
Mecca. Looking in the direction of tie
rising sun he prayed, making use of the Or
binary Mohammedan prayer. The cap was
then drawn over his head, and the drop
fell. The prisoner, however, did not die
with his face toward Mecca, as in the act of
falling the body turned
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

The eccentric DR.. Byles had at one time
a remarkably stupid Irish girl as domestic.
With a look and voice of terror, he said to
her in haste: go and tell your mistress
DR.. Byles has put an end to HIMSELF The
girl few up stairs, and with face of horror.
exclaimed at the top Of her voice: 4Dr.
Byles has put an end to himself!7 The as
tonished wife and daughters rushed into
the parlOr, and there was the doctor walk
ing about with a part of cows tail that
he had picked up in the street tied to his
coat or cassock behind
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Chicago is edited just now with the
story OF sinful life and its sad ending. A
woman who had been arrested for drunken
and disoTderlY behavior died in the police
station the other night, and the reporters
learned that she was the daughter of a
Rochester clergyman, had been carefully
Drought up as girl and twice married, but
had gwen way to the temptations which
surround young and attractive widow and
fallen into life OF vice and dissipation,
which ended in a squalid and miserable
death at the age of thirty-eight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

We have been told by wise men Of sci
ence that there are living creatures in the
purest water that we drink; but so long as
they remain totally invisible and impalpa-
bic we say, with the old farmer "Let 'em
wrggle." But "animalcula" have been
found in the acqueduct in Boston that we
should decidedly object to having in our.
ICE water, Among them was an eel thirty
seven long and nine inches in girth. and a
turtle weighing thirty pounds We hope
lHese things are not common in the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
RKPnRTa

BARCELoNA-Bark Maria Natiyidad-29o bales
cotton 80 600 slaves O '"le9
LIVERPOOL-Ship Aukaltror-23I3 bales COTTON
BREMEN-Bark Hmundo-496 hhds tobacco ~ 066
slaves eO A0'0NV
PENSACOLA-SloopT orpedo-9O0 heads cabbo,r,
III DIS oranges l6 bxs lemons so bxs FIGS 100 pinS
apples so punches bananas 200 cocoanufs ana -
dries N %
notwithstanding Weybossct-18oO hills eur
100 bbls lard 100 bbls talow 500 SIS bran 80 - 6rn
10 SKIS peas l04 pkgs mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-SchODner F+na . +os J. ms |
SKIS corn 5000 feet lumber and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
mPORTs-

dries
NEWP'Rr-Ship Merchant-5O65 PRS railroad
C''DlFF-ship B Cutting bars railroad
road aGR iror IALBOT-Brig W Hun -28l8 bars rail
and SE snn d d0Rk57Brig Robert D-lOo bbs sugar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

May state that the Spanish ship-of-war
Geron and Tornado has arrived at La
guayra, and that the Spanish iron-clad Ara
pailes has arrived at Puerto CabellO.
SAN DOMINGO, May LIT is stated that
ap,inst Cabral
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING May II, 1872
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 100
bales, at prices showing no material change
from yesterday. We make, however. a
slight revision of our quotations, and give
also the Exchange figures, which are Tor
average lists according to its types, while
ours are also for average lists, but with the
outside figures for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Another novel spring toilette mad the un-
t GI,g;rskirt Of lavender silk striped with white
his had two gathered fOunces on the bot
tom The polOnaise was of plain lavender
SIX, scalloped around and bound with bias
sIilps OF the striped silk. Lavender hat
with pink roses and white lace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Among the most popular walking dresses
are the japanese silks, which come in much
better quality than last season, and quite
reasonable in price, ranging all the wav
from nifty cents to one dollar and half per
yard. The patterns are mostly stripes and
checks. The best qualities are in plain
eolors, very small, and these are admirably
adapted for evening dresses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.



This evening, last night and grand fare
well entertainment Of the great Martinetti-
Ravel PantOmime Troupe "Jocko'' for
the last time. The beautiful ballet of tbe
Rose and Butterfly" The performances
viii close with the comic pantomime Of the
Mystic Gift" Wednesday evening, the
beautiful drama of the " Octoroon, or Life
IN Louisiana" with Miss Isabel Freeman as
Zoe, the OctOrOOn; Mr.. George Clarke as
George PeytOll. the type of Southern gen
tleman, and the full company of the Varie-
ties Theatre.
Academy of Music.
This evening there will be at the
Academy OF Music revival of the
Black Crook" with all its dazzling
scenery, music, marches and tableaux If
was one of the most attractive spectacular
dramas ever presented in this CITY when it
recently held the boards of the Academy,
and we are assured that it will be even
more magnificent now than before, and Will
be interspersed with lively olio perform
anees and the enticing ballet.
Varieties Theatre.
Tomorrow evening the Shakespeare Club
will give their second Performance of the
season, and will on that occasion present
the play of the "Long Strike" Thursday
evening, grand ente rtainment by the La
dies, Benevolent Association of Louisiana,
for the purpose of completing the confede-
rate tomb in Greenwood Cemetery, when
Miss Charlotte Thompson will make her
last appearance, in Victorine; or, III
Sleep On It," supported blythe star com
pany. Wednesday evening the Italian
opera
3 Italian Opera.
Wednesday evening Lucia di Hammer
moor will be produced at the Varieties
Theatre by the italian opera troupe, with
an admirable distribution 0fcharacters, the
cast being given in the announcement else
where. Thursday evening la Traviata,"
Saturday matinee Lucia di Lammermoor,"
Sunday evening Norma and Tuesday
evening I'll TrovatoreN Nine Elena Co |
rain will appear as FioleHo TaIe1e in la |
Iraviata," and as Noim0 in Norma" |
Box sheet now open. Tickets may be Sc |
cured for one night or the whole series.
Opera House.
This evening the last opera night of the
season, when the opera announced else
where viii be produced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

OwegO CLAIMS the credit of inaugurating
a new system Of medical practice, which
paralyzes allOpatby, eclipses homeopathy
and bydrOpathy. One Of the celebrated
physicians of that town issued prescrip-
ton, few days ago, to one of his regular
patients, with these significant directions:
Take one teaspOonful every three years. :"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
The PhiladeIpbia B,,Ueti,, ~ +ron, i

The. Philadelphia Bulletin has from the
nrst been an earnest partisan of DR..
Sch9ppe, and it now reiOices over the grant
ing OF the new trial to him, which will com
mence at Carlisle in the last week of An
gust. 1t is now nearly three years since he
was eoEy icted Of poisoning Miss Steinecke
ana during all this time he has languished
in jail, needing only the warrant of Cover
nor Geary to send HIM to the gallows. The
bulletin. aided by some prominent citizens
OF Philadelphia, is raising a fund to help
him in his defense. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
RAILROADS

| --.-1.,.,.
STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE OK
BALTIMORE ANlHIO
RAILROAD
The great short line from Ci,,,,. o,. CoI,,n,bns
EAST!
Saving eighty-seven to 40 miIs5 arriving one
1aln IN advance
NEW YORB
SAVING 1fty-nine miles. and or,.4 civ and q half
hours in advance
BALTIMORE
saving seyenty-seven miles arrivipo aigb+
anu thlee-quarters hours dvauce at
WAsHINGTs
Reaching
PHILADELPA
One train the quest.
O yer tie I,S o Ibth All IRON RAILVY BRIDGES
ar ar az Parkerurg and Belaire,
are complete,
MORNING AND EIGHT.INEs OF.
"'i'""H'' Palace Dravug-Room and
Columbus to BoGte from St Buis Cincinnati or
y U49I95IIIIIIln0re and Washington City,
"IIhouT CHANGE
md ferries tOuVe you avoid all omnibus transfers
md West 'Or sale at all ticket Offices in the south
GeperoI IT,, L. NJ. COLE,
iAeAet Agent, Baltimore Maryland
Master t. J. L. WILSON,
transportation, Baltimore. Maryland.
Caro.a, SIDNEY B. JONES,
milk eHeral Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

A singular suicide occurred recently in
Cans France. Catharine Virganx a
farmers wife, who had for some time been
troubled with religious monOmania. deter
mined to kill herself Kindling fire in a
large oven, the woman accordingly crept
into it, and there remained till she was dis
covered, burned to cinder On chair nv
the mouth of the. oven she had placed
rosary, cruciix and vase of holy water
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

a niece Of Erastus Corning, who died re-
centiy, leaving fortune of several millions
10 ms son; is said to be residing in Warren
county county Ohio, doing her own work and
t tahIHS oCardeIs as her only means of OBJ
c a+pI hSaI,P recarous support though in deli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
TOwBoATs.
STEAMBOATS,.
BELOW COMING ZIP.

Norwegian bark Askur, Sarenven from Card if,
February 10, to MASTER
Schooner Martha Aurora, Leslie, days from Be-
lie, Honduras to + Pillsbury-
Schooner Challenger, WOOdville days from Grand
Cayman, to L Pilsbury- ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
A GENTS WANTFD-1rA-

A GENTS WANTRD-MARK r NEW
"A BOOK isnow ready. A compab limo
cents ABROAD Don't work on bookswants,
out take ore people VIII stop you in ets to
subscribe or There is a time to Rnd all
VINO read ms DOOR will see clearly ue has
arrived. For best agents goods hea, ad-
dress G1ODSPEED'S EMPIRE BdtP AND
PICTUB HOUSE, No. Al Natcbez sew Or.
leans. dGW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

The demand was better, but buyers were
unwilling to go on at any fuller prices than
yesterday, and in some cases offers were ac-
cepted shade easier. In others the figures
paid leaned more to outside rates
The Exchange reports: Demand mod
crate market weak"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

The towns in Massachusetts, Yesterday
chose their positions on the license question
under a local option law. One hundred
and nine Of them voted for cold water
(straight) and fifty three yielded to the ne,
cessity OF beer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Erred, !" said father to his son, Il hear
that you and yOnr wife quarrel and wrangle
every day. Let me warn you against such
a fatal practice" whoever told you that,
father, was mistaken; my wife and haven't
spoken to one another for a month"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

mss abbott, the New York soprano has
sung tne songs Of Zion in DR.. Cbanin;s
81 TO good purpose. She las so edifiad
Inc congregation on that they have presented
iirooo WIN 20 purse Of $1,000 with which to
proceed TO Italy to pursue her musical
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

emperor William of Germany is a model
" ,aoStemiousness and system in eating. He
SaEHes put two small meals daily. Upon
iiIs5Ing ne drinks cup of coffee: at noon he
l n1oo IA roast beef and potatoes, with a
Elass ol tclaret; and at seven in the evening
uo 90 y us supper, which consists Of bread
honored with an invitation 10 the iTn ~ slg
table are both surprised and unsatisfed - at
its extreme simplicity. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

A Buffalo clergyman, Rev. Wilcott Calk-
ms, preached on moving day." His text
was from Second Samuel, vii. 10: II will APP
point day for my people, Israel, and viii
plant them, that they may dwell in a place
Of their own, and move no more"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

Olive Logan is engaged upon a new hool-
to be called Get thee behind me. satan tam y
There is nc room for argument here, Tbo
duty Of Satan is plain. He must obev ~ ~
suffer a broken head. u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
LOST

T OST.-A PROMISSORY NOTEbO
H drawn by John Baltz to his Ownpy
him Endorsed, and als0-indorsed by Rid,
dated December 10, 1870. PAYABLE oierr
date, with eight per cent interest flil
paid; secured by mortgage by ACT h,Il-
notary public, on the acknowledgements
Der, 1870 on lot of ground, etc Fct
square bounded by TchOupitonIas te
Poydras and Commerce streets. lof al,
note IS the property Of the Phoenix S,nk
New York. m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12

NFaAN.tI ED-A FIRST CLASS MAKER,
Win q sewing machine. AlsohO thor
ougn5 UNDERSTANDS cutting, tittin basting,
M "Vi5 Wild her, in a private FAIR a short
the. Pay liberal to those Who IN compe-
snt. No others need appIT' at u" M charles
'.LetI, nom 9 to II A. NJ. or to apl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship China, Fernald. from Liverpool March Is TO
MeekeT, Knox &cO-POint
Bark Rosetta Mcneil SpTOule, from Cardiff March
4, to master-POint
Bark Mary Libby, Libby, from Newport March
4, to master-Gretna
italian bark Mechele GalatolO, Baroue, from Mar
settles March a. to U Matrimonial district
Brig Robert Dillon. 20 days from New York, to mas
teT-lst district
Schooner George Peabody, White, from Cardiff
February IA, to mas ter-Algiers
TOWBOATs.
Leviathan, Sturtevant from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, eighth instant, ships Francis
Sage, Virginia, and bark TOmaso-Br Brought up
baTks Mary Libby and Meehele GalatolO and
schooner George Peabody
Rochester, German. from the Passes-Went down
light-Brought up ship China and bark Rosetta
Mcneil
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able Baranco. from Crosse Tete Railroad
Carrie ' KOuntz Shaw from Little Rock
II Durfee. Aiken from Jefferson
Bismarck, Spane, from st Louis
Ouachita Belle, Blanks, from Camden
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-12
COTTON STATEMENT.

Cleared to-day ..................... 2603
Cleared previously .............. 975,42I- 9-8 024
Stock OF hand and on shipboard not cleared "A 43O
Stock same date last year,. ............l3 474
IO-days exports embrace 23l3 bales to
Liverpool and 290 to Barcelona. Receipts
proper. since last evening l47l bales, against
232 on last Saturday and 1882 last wear.
making an aggregate since August 81 of
9I9,42o bales, against ,3l6, 1913 last year.
SUGAR-l4 hhds were received this morn
ing, OF which are cistern bottom, and sold
at &c q ID, and 10 yellow clarified, unsold.
There are no buyers about. The stock in
the sheds this morning, as taken by actual
count, IS 64OO hhds, all Louisiana. In bond
there are 800 hhGs Porto Rico and 500 bbds
Demarara. In the warehouses about the
city there Is none, excepting some refinery
sugar.
Z" MoLAssEs-4 bbls dark fermenting were
received, aud sold at 35c p gallon
FLoUR-Ihe market is quiet but very
firm. The stock is held strongly under
limit. 1900 bbls we're sold, of which IS on
its merits, at S. IS; so do at Sc 50; 100 do at
Sc %; 100 good treble extra at S. so: SO do
at So; 10 good treble extra at 50 so: 200
choice treble extra at $40, and 30 choice ex-
ira at $ll = Dbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply on the landing
and the demand is fair. White is becoming
scarce; $500 sacks were sold, of which I0O6
and 1000 yellow mixed at zoe, 1900 and 100
white at re, 1000 and 400 choice whit
dundees, at 73c p bushel.
OATs--Are in light supply and fg' , ue1
mand. 800 sacks ordinary sold at . anu
100 choice at 62c q bushel ,r,,7--,
BRAN-The market is in fa10d ky ano
quiet. Il is quoted at 81 And D,n los,
HAYS IN light sup sold at sal SAL aI5 b
demand. 100 bales cbF Y'i' ana
lao at S34 80 ~ ton .o,,,4.. Z
PoRE-The mart SI4, and is 6 guItC J but b
firm. Mess is het is retaIing 4 - Ga, at at C
sl3 Is Y bbbld in two lots At q s,$ p? u CT
bbl 100 6bt the same. 80 bbi5 r ~ = r.,
Dbl, and 1910 50 % Dbl 'Ols runp e
pork sold MEAT-The market = an
DRY Slittle in first hands, y - uulL
with sold at I3-l6c, and Is do Of tasks ASKS 81
shout 40 at Csc su
Y .BN-The market is firmer. wifi, - g. Ma
md and light stock on ba @l5n d Jar Jar III
lay, not reported, IS casks cIaor les. les %
at 81sc To-day, 76casks wer r,'' aoI sues NJ
ich q and 20 casks shoulders at STU Sie5, o. y
2 do at 555ci 10 do clear sides - t9e;
10 do at 83sc q ID. SbonidaaGS.o 4c,
ted at p 059sc; clear rib sid ieeis "a are
:; clear sides at ga a 83sc - f Hf5u9S "a a -
ARD-Contnues in demand. with -