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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-12
MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
Z, RI, EDDY.


SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
For Inventions. Trade Marks, or DesIgi,
No. % State Street Opposite Kaby Street BOSTON
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ted States also In Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign.
ments, and all papers for Patepts executed on
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents OF
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered in
a matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
Of any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superi.
or facilities for obtaining Patents ascertaining
the patentability of inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro.
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
Testim malls.
u regard MIR. Eddy one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
Official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap.
plicatIOns in form to for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patcnts.'
"Mr. X. Ii. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
Applications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmstakable proof OF
ommend all inventors to apply to him to procure
theirpatents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART.n
Boston, Jan. ], 1873. ly2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-03-12

We viii pay all agents gao per week in cash, who
will engage with us at ONCE. Every thing fur
Hished aHd expenses paid. Address, mari.4w
COULTER a. co., Charlotte, Mich.
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DEATH OF OAnon1yE ORREsEDRo'. Car
oline Oheesebro', for years well-known
contributor to periodicals, died at her
home near Piermont. New York, on
Sunday last, the 18th inst. Miss Cheese
bro first became known as a writer in
1848, when ahe was engaged as a con-
tribntor to Grahans's Magazine and Hol.
den's Dollar, Magazine. She has since
been connected as sketch writer with
many of the most prominent monthly
magazines and other periodicals. In
1851 Miss Cheesebro' published volume
,of short stories under the collective head
Of "Dreamland by Daylight; Panorama
OF Romance" and year later she wrote
.Isa; Pilgrimage" "Viotoria; or the
World Overcome, a novel, followed in
1856. Miss Oheesebro' also wrote ''The
Beautiful Gate. and Other Tales" and
was an occasional contributor to some OF
the daily newspapers. Or late, her short
stories have proved attractive to the
readers OF Harper's and the Atlantic
monthlies and Appleton's Journal.
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the fence law. Billyto require Isial JUS
toes to give bond, andF to other wise
define their duties. To authorize certain
committees to examine the accounts and
demands against certain Counties, and
for other purposes
Ssnate Bill to amend the Aot to authc-
rize the promotion OF and to incorporate
the Spartanburg and Aiken Railroad was
passed to third reading. Also, Senate
Joint resolution to instruct tue Trustees
OF the State Orphan Asylum to invite pro.
posals for site and building. and for the
appropriation of twenty thousand dol.
lars, and to incorporate the Newberry
Cotton Mills
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MELANCHOLY DEATH OF AN EsrEEMEp
CoLofsED MAN.-On Thursday morning,
about ten o'clock, Abram Brown, q
coiored man in tho employ Of Mr.. Lese-
man, OF Summerville, was sent on horse.
BACK to perform some errand in another
part OF the village. From some un-
known cause the horse took fright and
ran away with him. While running, his
1905 was caught in a hole in q small
brldge across the road, and he fell,
throwing his rider and rolling over on
MIN. Inc poor man had his chest broken
open and MS heart and liver mashed out.
and he died in short time. Abram
Brown wac about fifty years old, lad
been sexton OF the Methodist Church for
long time, and was we'll known md
generally esteemel.-Ch Charleston Neus.
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!, "a fnhor is prevalent among the Co.
iumbhs.hegr6ea TO the effect that the nc.
groes who are persuaded to emigrate to
Arkansas and Texas are really to be sent
to Ouba to fight the Spaniards. Ger
tain persons in the State are said to re.
ceivs hve dollars for every negro they in
duoe TO emigrate. There may bn some
thing In this. -Constitutionalist.
DR.: b. F. Arlington, of Goldsboro, N.
@. while sitting in his ohsir on Friday
last. suddenly became speechless and
unable to arise from his seat. At last
accounts, however, his condition had
much improved.
The Florida mosquito has again oom-
menced its musical concerts, accompn-
MED by his usual famiiiarities.
The Arkwright cotton factory in Sa-
vannah will commence operations in two
weeks.
Getting into debt is like a mouse in q
!sap; very easy to get in, but hard to get
out.
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OFFICIAL.
To the Commissioners Of Election Of Barn,ce,.
ConnfU. - $1,000

To the Commissioners Of Election of Born,ceY
WTHEREAs. by an Ao. of the General A.
the qualified voters Of Bsrnwen County the
location u the County seat OF said COUNTY.
County Count. othoes and the plsoe for holding the
day Of February it AippI"ssd isp pgcTasd s5' 1S:a
withln ten days after the passage of this Act,
tho Governor shall issue his proelnmation
freauirinF e. the % %Conmiasioners OF Elections for
named. not exceeding thirty days from the
date thoreof, to open the polls st tha TsTions
election precincts in ssid County. for the pur.
pose OF holding an election to determine the
County scat OF said County"
And An Where! whereas it is also provided, "that at
nuch election, the voting shall be by ballot,
each ,i,S qualified votor Of the County being en-
or printed. OR partly written and partly
printed, the name OF the locality at which he
desires the County seat 20 be located: Pro
rided. That in all respects the said election
shall be held. conducted aud determined. AZ
/. now provided by law for the holding OF
elections for State and County officers"
And whereas it ia further provided, "that
upon tho csnvassing Of the votes given at
such election. the Commie sioners OK Eieotions
shall certify to tho Board OF County Commits
sioners Of such County the number OF votes
given for each locality; and the oalty re.
thencetorth be the County seat OF said Conn
ty, at which place the public Offices shall be
established and the courts thenceforth chi
be held"
Now, therefore, know ye, that I, Franklin
D. Moses, Jr,, Governor OF tho State of South
Carolina, In accordance with the duty de-
volved upon me, under the provisions Of said
Act OF the General Assembly, do hereby ap-
point and name SATURDAY, being the
TWENTY-SEOOND DAY OF MAROH NEXT,
as the day OF holding such election; and the
Commlssioners md Managers Of Election OF
ba.nWell County are hereby required, with
strict regard to the provisions OF the Aot OF
tho General Assembly above named, and OF
the Constitution and laws Of the State, touch.
ing their duty in such case, to cause such
election to be held on the day aforesaid. AND
to take all necessary steps for the holding OF
such election. and for asoertaining and deter
mining the locality receiving the greater
number OF votes, aoaording to the rules.
principles and pi DIVISIONS of the Act AZORES Aid
All bar-rO0ms and drinking saloons In said
County shall be closed on tn day of election.
and any person who shall sell any il.toxicat
Ing drinks in said County on that day, shall
be deemed guilty OF q misdemeanor, and ON
convection thereof, sh all be fined in a sum not
less than one hundred dollars, or be impri-
soned for period not less than one month
nor more than six months.
Iu teatitnony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal OF
the State to be affixed, at Columbia.
Il. this twenty second day OF February. a.
D. 1878, and in the ninety seventh year
OF. the independence Of the United
States OF America.
;, FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Governor.
y. =. HAYNE. Secretary OF State.
Feb %
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Sale Of Stocks and Bonds.
BY SAMUEL G. BLACK.

"a WEDNESDAY, 26th February, 1873. I will
sen, st East enc OF Broad street, in the city
oi Charleston, 8. O.. At II O'Clock A. M
The following SECURITIES, saw:
guy Shares South Carolina Railroad Stock.
NO Shares Georgia Railroad Stock. -.
300 Shares Charlotte, Columbia and Aueuata
Railroad Stock 70 "''N
III Shares Savannah and Charleston Rail
road Stock. A""-
$40 Shares Memphis and Charleston Rail
Stock. o"'s'"
110 Shares Southwestern Railroad Of aeor.
gia Stock. - "e'''
s6 600 South Carolina Railroad 2 Per Cent.
Bonds, First Mortgage.
Sll ,goO South Carolina Railroad Seven Per
Cent. Bon,ls. Second Mortgage.
$21 900 Central Railroad Of Georgia First
Mortgage Bonds.
to the list.
Terms cAsh. Purchasers can arrange to
nave their purchases carried for thirty days,
At bank rate OF interest, upon depoeit OF pro.
per margin.
GHAaLEsros. s. o., February Is, 1873.
Feb 12
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PROPOSED CONVENTION OF LABoa1Sa
MEN.-It IL stated in q special from
Washington that preparations are in
progress to organize o mass convention
OF the executive committees of the Ma.
tlonal Labor Congress throughout the
country, and those members Of Oong greee
interested in tho subject OF labor. The
convention, it il thought, will gather
some 300 represen tatives of the council
under this call, aod it is proposed then
to discuss the question of labor, and its
relation to the Nntionul Government.
and what legislation should DO enacted
to advance tue Interests and directly
benefit the entire laboring masses.
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Funeral Invitation.

Died. Oh the evening OF goth instant. Mrs.
a. A. TALLsi, wife OF Rev. N. Talley.
The funeral services will be hold in The
Warrington Street NJ. E. Chapel, THIS
AFTERNOON. the 2ad instant, at 8 O'Clock.
The friends OF the family are invited to al
tend.
The friends and acquaintances of Mr.,
HUGH CASEY and family are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral services, at st.
Peters [Catholic] Church, THIS tSunday1
AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
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Capture OF A SAW DUST Sw1ND1ER.
Wm. IL. Burke, alias Geo. Moorehouse,
iS engaged in the ''saw-dust" swindling
business at No. "a Amity street, and
sent one Of his circulars through the
mail, which circular Came into posses
SION of Captain Lsary. of the Twenty
sixth Precinct. who depnted Officer
Francis O'Ronrke to work up the case.
"Moorehouse" offered 81 400 in counter
ieit money for 500 in good money.
Moorehonse Is now in Ludlow Jail, in
defanlt of 50, 600 bail.
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For Sale

F0r Sale.
PANKRUPT STOCK. and FIXTURES Of
- DRUG STORE in Newberry, 8 G. The
The Stock ia now being rotailed at cost. suif
liberal disoount will be allowed to q purchaser
OF the whole, with the privilege of an uuex.
pifed % Lease. PARTIES desirous Of ppreh aeing
sTn1 VII una thus splendid opportunity fog CON :.
stand: For PARTICULARS. address Receiver.
BOZ 73. lNewberry, 8. O. - Feb 1a
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APPOINTMENT,

w office Of Coroner Of the County Of Snm'
ter:
Now. know ye. that I, FRANKLIN J.
MOSES Jn., Governor OF the State of South
oaronna, by virtue OF the power and authori-
ty vested in mo by all Act OF the General As.
scmbly OF said State. entitled "An Act con.
corning the Office. duties and liabilities of
Coroner" Coroner approved January, 27:. 1870. do
nereDy appoint aud constitute JAMES d.
Coroner Of the said County OF Sumter, to Il il
said vacancy and to perform the duties OF said
oitico until the Logissatu ure ali II order an elec
tiOn o fill said vacancy.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the great seal to be
: affixed, ut Columbia, this 2ist day OF
% February, A. D. 1873 and il tho nj ,ety-
- seventh year OF tho Independence of
the United States Of America
FRANKLIN ]. MOSES, JR, Governor.
+. y; HAYNE. Secretary OF State.
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Real Estate Sale.
BY D. C.IEIXOTTO & gONR

On MONDAY MORNING, March s. nroI;no
will sell, "'
Six desirsble BUILDING LOTS. each me-. /.
isE curing o. teet front By 2os feet deep. more or
bArnwell and VIM streets
Biz desirable BUILDING LOTS, OF same
T1measions Wo.h;ss ss above; fronting South on
Wlnn streets, . plat Of which can be saen at
our Office and on day OF sale. ~
TERMS OF FbALz.-One-half cash; balance in
one ana TWO years, secured by bond and
Purchasers to pay for papers, Feb az
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Dogs.

Dogs.
PY terns OF Ordinance, = special tax Of
- two dollars each is levied on all dogs in
the city limits. This must he paid and collar
and badge procured on or before the 18th Of
Aarch. All dogs found running at large with
out snch collar after that date will be i'm
pounded CHAS. BARNUM,
Fed 22 City Clerk
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Wanted to Rent,

A A commodlous HOUsE-the Northern
H part OF the city preferred. A good to-
!., 1lssa nant. and money promptly paid For
Feb 9
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Bank of Charleston

Bank of Charleston.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION.
CHARLEsToN. b. O., February go, 1873,
( IN aud after the lat day OF March next.
~ this Bank will be prepared to Consolidate
the Stock OF the Bank Of Uharle ston into that
of the present organization.
One share Of the latter. par value [s1OO1 one
hundred dollars. will be issued for i've ISL
whole or ten l10] half OF tho former
Future dividends will be paid upon tho
consolidated stock only; those accruing upon
the unconsolidated will be reserved until con.
so!idatlon or the Same shall be Effected
Ihe Books OF Transfer will be closed from
March l to APRIL.
Fob 23 msmo wM. B. BURDEN, Cashier.
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City Council

City Council
"ARNS you to pay your taxes to-day.
w Tho Indian 9irl' warns you to get q
supply OF Cigars every Saturday night, or do
without good smoke until MONDAY. ANY
Wants to Buy
Cigars by tho box for private uHe, or to sell
again, should call. Members Of the Lcgisla-
ture will find that walk from
The State House
To this Cigar Emporium will pay. new
supply OF imported Partagas Firsts, Se-
conds and Thirds, that have MI dc such run.
on account Of price, have been received.
Send orders, stating price o! goods wanted.
Fob ID PERRY Il sLAWSON.
Scots Wha Hae"
A TASTE for "FINNAN HADDIEs' can
"A indulge in this raro treat By an early an.
plicaton at the store OF ~
Feb 81 GEO. SYMMERs.
Lost,
ENROM the wreck Of Capt. Lyons boat. five
Il or six bales COTTON, marked J. T. b. or
!. L. j; Bald Cotton supposed to have foated
down the Congaree River. A liboral reward
will bo paid for its recovery.
II. O'NEALE + SON, Consignees.
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State Of South Carolina Chester Co.

State OF South Carolina-.C Chester Co.
COURT or C0MMON PLEAS
James 3. HeywaId. junior trustee. plaintiff.
Cincinnati, defendants.--S Summons for
I Money. Complaint not Se,ued
in this acton.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint In this action.
which James y. Hayward, jnnior tru stee, the
plaintiff, has filed in the office Of the Clerk OF
the Court Of C9mmon Pleas for the said
County, on tho 9Th of December, 1879, and 20
serye copy of your answer on the subscri5er.
at his Office, at Chester, South Csrolins'
within twenty days after tho service Of this
vice.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum OF three
thousand dollars, with the interest at the rate
OF seven per cent and COSTS.
Dated Chester, 8. O., December 26, 1872.
8. +. HAMILTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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To tho defendants, tho ANDES lNsunAxou
COMPANY:
You will take notice that a simmons in this
action; Of which the foregoing is true copy,
Court. at Chester Court House, for tho Conn.
ty and State aforesaid, ON the 9th day of De-
cember, 1872; and that if you fail to answer as
required in said summons, the plaintiff will
cd in the complaint. q. +. HAMILTON.
Jan 10 NC PlaintifF. Attornav
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J. w. PARKER.
REAL EsTATE BROKER.
|nFFERS for sale, on liberal terms. q num-
~ Der OF improved and unimproved LOTs
In Columbia.
valuable PLANTATIONS, FARMS. MILLS.
and WOODLAND in different eeotjone o9-the
otAIe. Feb t1mo
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Phoenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
THE regular meeting OF this comn.nv viii,
Il be held at their hall, TO-MORROW
tMonda3l EVENING, at :! O'Clock. w
order. Ed KONEMAN
Feb 23l Socrata.,
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Boardors.

MRS. R. NEwsOM, residing on RichIAnd
1yl- street, between Lincoln and Gates. ia
now prepared to accommodate six stendy
nosrders, including lady and gentleman.
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Building Lot for Sale.
SU!TABLE for the erection Of TWO or moro
- Houses. Located corner Of Lumber and
Terms cash. Apply ut this once.
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Ten More Barrels Fearless Potatoes.
RECEIYED, superior Planting and Eat
~ Ing POTATO. Also, consig gnment OF
GROUSE, CHICKENS and TURKEYS receiy.
cd daily. Give ns call.
Feb 231 e. DaVTEsS E m
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Mince Ideat.
lust received, lot of choice M[NCE
- MEAT. GEO SYoIMEHS
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL-The
Southern State bonds were dull almost
to stagnation. The Tennessees and Mis-
sources we're better to tho extent of 1140
u per cent, and the new South Oaro-
lima Jolly bonds weak. The October
South Carolinas were firm at 25. The
special tax bonds OF North Carolina we're
strong ut 4-Neu York Herald, 2OM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited TO $4,000 to the
mile TO close out the loan.
LONG STRETCH OF Road, INCLUDING THE NEW
JERSEY SECTION, Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward THE ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for a
long distance. short gap in the construction of
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO OswEGo. On the in
complete section the masonry and grading are fin
shed, and ballasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon to an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE ROAD OF
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-foRK TO Us
wEGO.
These Bonds, in our Judgment possess in marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished.
For sale, OF exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value, by
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co..
Financial Agents of the Company, No. % Nasssu-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27

FREIGHrsBerh feghts have been only moderately eue with
trade The engagements to-day were To Liverpool
Grain at Id7 bv sail bales Cotton at Jl6d lOOj e Lard At
,. o rom 'Fa to the Baltic with $500 66 Refined Petroleum
g. American bar, from PnadsPA q SsIaar ,H 9d
Adrs Italian barb with 200 obs do same vease ara rae
British bars to Londoa With 0 oo hosn DOM on pr
GRAS@Tbe business in Wheat since day been liberal
steadily advancing pees until yriay When the demand so
fng shippers favorable change 10 the money
stocL and freight have impaired additional
armne aud buoyanc market matel advance most grades
U, the baoysncy in our Wheat evident The
Of local mers egu, to our present suppl Up tns opening
mlers this State PennsyvaRs OHIO ana
perene o. warrant the conclusion that our
Of Winter Whea, 4'OoUUo O9a saoI % 'e ~
spring Wheat at the NortAwest been bat
5000 bush Of Old wheat, tseP s held
Importance rendering certain that export freely the S r
q The 'sa yea! ". T ina strongly aSsf FEY &
public generally well informed in regard to the actual state Of
nothing good deficiency Winter and should have 90
dearly FOR during the coming Su1ns Our pfessn ap 1O, ms
depletion will exhausted the close February Our dVes RON
and yer, cold causing apprehension Th.
Of the growing Wheat crop ,sysIs %,
they would be larger The exports week have bn lo2
there is only limited doing milling and lots o. Spring
and very d the dull and lOser for lots Of
Spring. shippers and mie buy spangy Winter
quiet but 6rn 40 bush $50 sl SO for No. Chi
ago Spring. No Milwaukee held SO in store and Iowa Spring
q = saS e. st . %H S sa No. ..a &
sauhee last night Barley inactive but firm Chocs
Western firmly held Barley Malt in limited de-
mnd but bGh City at 81 S. time and 1000 bush
shade
specuve the sales 10000 bush New Ohio
52d53c Afo.ti bite at d5oc Black at 9lGo Ihew
Western Mixed ahos aud 5d3llc IN and Old do IN
store at 5 bush. sold later 1900 bush sold In
store al SIZE White 656c sfost Rye Is neglected and prices
nominal less active and EASIER New me mcs ssise he
demand the sales bush Unsund
At e3 ete Western MiIei at 0e4ic for Old and Sole bid
seoa Western White 6se Western Yellow 66d66.e Southern
yellow AZ Csc, southern White at 55 Jersey Yellow At lGt2e
EIPosrs ynos ssPr. 4; iTI TO pate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27

HAY-The demand and the marke arm
auo,e shipping ~ i retail lets at VI no
ii e0dS5 and Clover SG 81 o. Straw steady but
quiet quoted oa 81 20 for Long Rye siosGtis for shon
DO ana zoe u 10 for Dat
hOLAssRs-New limited demand from the trade IS
for "a o Prime; foreign dull
NAVAL sTORBs-The Spirits Tupentns aled very
DALI asked CHECKED business aad sales
ported Msehansbe Espsa held 4. sle with es Freely bid Resn
STEADY limited inquiry sale only Of loo obs Strained
80 6o quiet and unchanged City Pitch johbng s+aHt Is
OlLCruds sh moderate demand and the market steady
SIC Lnseed without change qsote
4. Lard dull and unchanged t Toe for Prime Winter
Ns-The business 10 Pork a has been
seve impression that She Hog crop has been oyesemsted has
er,od influence The belief widespread this has Induced
general inquiry and viii moderate arrivals prices have improved
Hogs Aad Bacon and brisk demand Tor the latter
holders In the Hog
opnons change
We think number Of
be larger than hitherto and the
VII found be than
70 ths weight there difference Of opinion bat
can uhs. that 10 or the crop estimated that much
ry proportion Of has been put into Bacon than prsvica.
The sses this point and the West that have
the sng orders and undoubtedly that
Of harreed PORK
inclination 70 paehase Ness for In
fair business has been done former To-day
Pk naret Ia quiet bat hmsr retail sales Of Mess "a TO-
Western Prime Mess At S Wood hoops the cash sd ga
$50 bbn al els for Old hes t9en ~ for Ess 40
s for Western PRIME ks Por future delivery bear 81 ~ oos
Of 100 bba eIo oa for Plain tn
for krtrs Ness Tieree Beef quiet steady Bes ~ aa
ha, in Cut kess lees active bat steady I Law
Bellies ts nj 81 7e 100 Phied Hams ~ ~ g I've "V lss
Haas 81 ss e sneasd sAeaIders At es ss1 es Wy ave-
BhoaJsrs II Hc bsSss 10 ,sssrcs and vsssS' '~' wv