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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

A special meeting Of the Pastors Union was
held yesterday, at O'Clock, In the parlOrs Of the
Y. NJ. Q, A. building, Rev. Dr. Jutten presiding,
and Rev j. G. Rankin secretary. Rev. Norman
Macleod was present, and inrcspOnse TO a ques-
ton by Rev. 5, a. Wilson, a Vhl what were the
some length, saying that Christ was regarded Us
\ pOlygamlst-that the Marys were pOlygamst
wiyes-that Adam was acknowledged ~ God, amt
heaven was pOlygamst heaven. lie then gave
. statement Of the principles and practices Of
the Mormons; after which the meeting ali OuIned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14
M ,no,,ysrtc" sxytyo MACHINE COMPANY Ia

THK "DONEsT1C' SgWINd MACHINE NVNFNHl "
any amer sewing machine company ever sold In
itstenih wear. The domestic" has won ihls
success al q time when competitions Ia the
strongest, and when people are the best IN,
machines sell the most readily, and had ones the
most slowly.
A word TO the wise Il sufficient ,,-,-
NJ. Y. Adams Co., pu5 = street, (Na'onlc
Temple,) arr Inc agents for the "Domestic' W
this clty,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Of Burt's and other
nne makes Of Shoes IN French and American
KID, serge, Md foxed, pebble goat French mo-
ruCuu, &c. Button and lace Tor ladies', misses
children and infants all hesh goods, latest
styles and best material, Gentemen's, boys and
youths Boots, Congress CATERS and Lace shoes
In great variety, At prices that will be sure 90
please, At 4. $, Gartrels, No. VOO Seventh street
corner Of !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

AZ the annual meeting Of the National Metro
pnlithn Fire Insurance Company, held yeste. day
at the cOmpany's once, the following dlTec orr
were elected for the ensuing year, $3.50 woes
being cast Messra. Moses Kelley, WIN, u. Todd,
jas. Il. Blake, William Wall, ". q. MutZerO,F
Geo, Z. Quick, A. X. Shepherd, Charles Ju.t,
and John r. Lehman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

Or. lIrnion will publicly heal the sick, without
money ani without price, every morning from
To II O'Clock, at Wizards hall, on street, In the
rear Of the Willard house. All who are anilctsd
are invited; also those who are not Aiiicted are
invited tn cOtne and witness the wonderful cures
performed by nerve magnetism. Ahmlttance
free
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

No. 40 Seventh street, between and i streets
embracing all grades Of PAperhangings anu
inFA Chromos aud Photographs. Picture
FRAMES oil styles and sizes, In Walnut Ont,
Velvet, &c; Picture Cord aud Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire 'tntre
Picture Cords, dc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

ATTENTION IS CALLED the advertisement Of
Robert Boyd, No. 4Si Nina street, VINO offers TO
sell his entire stock Of heating Stoves at cost for
cash This II one OF the largest aud most complete
assortments Of heating stoves In the market.
Persons In want OF stoves would do well to avail
themselves Of this opportunity. Remember the
number A34 Ninth street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

The proprietor OF the Sunday Herald, having
tired Of waiting on VIM. v. Spaulding, late mana
ger Of the National theatre, for payment OF
amount due for advertising the same, obtained
Judgment yesterday before Justice klOpher for
the amount Of hiS hill, and intends executing the
same at an early day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
PAYS per cent. per annum on deposits Tor each
calendar month. Banking hours, 10 Z; satur-
DAYS, to gnh af"a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14
AATSENESTS, LECTURES, &c.

I INCOLN HALL.
FAREWELL CONCERT OF
PATTI-NIARIO.
TUESDAY. JANUARY H. is5a hsrm
THE STRAKOSCH CONCERT
,IAhEMEIL APPEARANCE and positively I
IONCEHT IN Washington prior 10 their deiartuts
ior EnT9Le q the Following celebrated Artists mem.
MILE. CARLOTTA PATTI,
The Queen Of the Concert Room;
Miss ANNSiE IogIsE CARY, the fayoritc Contraltn,
Mile. TERESA CARHlENO, the celebrated Pianiste
sifnQr, IA sgOIARA, the eIplnent Basso; Mons "
bAuHET' the talented Violin. virtuoso and "
sIGNOR MARIO,
,,, The World renowned Tenor
win give their FAREWELL CONCERT In Wash.
ington
cov 6nT,E I;SSDAY EVENING. JANUARY IL is7a
ooH RpiSsIFYRHS; N; Ssl9Snh MARIO.
GEEEhAI' ADMIaSION, ONE DOLLAR
be attended TO By ". a. Meiscroit 4 10. e'AP" WIZ
Weber Pianos are used for the Strakosch Concer,s
Doors open at Il6 Commence alta jai
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

The Spanish word "slenas" has been quite
frequently used Of late, by Joaquin Miller and
Others, as II II had the same meaning ~ noun
talns, whereas In spanish II means range, and
therefore the native Callfornians never speak OF
the 'slerras" or "Slerra Neyadas." We may add,
too, that Bret Hafte, though he has undertaken
10 write about the early spanish settlers, makes
mistakes, az might be expected, since he never
studied their language or their mode OF lie. lie
makes still worse mistakes about the pioneer
miners Of California, among whom he never
spent any time, nor did he come TO the state TIL
after pioneer times had closed, The dialect
which he attributes TO the miners Is amusing but
II IL not drawn from life. la CdlgUrRiGn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have hy
using daily THUIusTOSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price, % aud 30 cents per hottie.
BEAUTfFUl, soft, glossy hair; all desire ", ~
Pomade optlne. Price, IS and 20 cents per
bottle. ,,
LIoHr coLORED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
Cleaner will renOvate them thoroughly; price, -
SeniS per bottle. Al sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
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APITOL HILL
Livery, Hiring and Sale
Stable,

8l1 Third street, bet. q and ID southeast,
n SA,thbeEEhs99 hEss Fph wEDRISG PARTIES AND
Particular attention dygn 70 The care OF Boarding
uotmA NJ, j. POPE, lR, n 60,
deitcou az Third street 4, b,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

g CIABLR.
- THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN cLUn
MI s,e lhsr nrSt sociable this season, at Masonic
season tickets, Sl,b0; single admission, siOQ
,l icksts can be obtained OF W. ". Goddard O. T.
a s,as. zen; IL Barrett TEeasurS ncIsffnent 4 E.
ernmsnt Printing oniOe. aud meinhrrs Of the club
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-14

FURs, FURsN FURs!!-The largest and cheapest
assortment of ladies' and ChidTens Fancy furs
for the holidays, at reduced prices, at DtTTRlCHs,
ur manufacturer, Te4 Seventh street northwest
centre OF the squarc-sign Of the "Bg Bear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAaKEr-LoNDos August 2a 1880
G aes SSnds os Of S a 81
a2S Share. zss
money and the account Erie Railway shares, E1.
Railway shares, AZ. '"~'''' 80
August
h TSssd States vs~snss sssa Tor
PARIs sognsEa August s'-aS M-ASyIsss
rom Paris quote ~ &c; August IS r M
from rsss aSsss re1es a. S III
Of are az SSs sss
today 7sO bales american sales Of cotton shipped
nS sooa Sans
Sn % ar
able In August not below low middling, ct is.iSd
sss 1SRu Pot SsSr an. GF
shade &sarsI MidSIag SDs9ds midsfns 9rlsanS
bales are io s and sxpor
% nRSRSS s% low
LIVERPOOL BRsADsruvrs MARKEr-LIvERPoof, AUGUST
sssR w q ahss sss
a. ksSsD e FOR as
aaist ana steady except whsass which are
LyrsrooL PsoDgcE MAEkaT:; tIyEsrooI- August rs
M 0spGn t u1penane. sss a. august
Loypos MONEY hs august ssp NJ
5 S% sfa9e0r quote United States AVE.
PAais BoURsE:-LoKDcN, August 2s..5 p. MA de.
the sales Of cotton today afso bales We're American De-
liveres Of the new crop not below low middngs sold
TI1Dn :. MAscn.srna- Augustssa,sP M
frmer, and an advance 10 demanded, which buyers re-
L1vKRPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LrvERPoo1, August %
6P. M.-Cheese COS. Cd. per owt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

G!Iv.sIox. August e. 1874
ssSs a0 ssos '' receipts liz bales
Cotton easier; ordinary, ike a iSc good Ordinary.
lc. isac low mddlngs G '. i7Ac middIlng
400; last evening, iSa Stock, 1901
MosrIr, August % 1873
l,Ne nc Net TeSesis bales Exports coSssw,ss,
2S Sales lN Stock 6,6Sd
Cotton very bare middlinss TSc. Net receipts ss
s. Ss.on s's sss: 49, gssS receipts @ Bales
Shirt, Of .urO.n,o WsaSos s9 August 20
hard and q IS for yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet st
No. iwhite Michigan sdo aunt SieS b.
EaHs spot ps, 9 ~, Nc a. Nc ado spot
!, rsd, @ Is]ssssd req: 81 S No amber Illinois S
ssp @ rsS Z 49, low ass g.
ss ; o' 'f rsssh ST q g Sns,S
49,; e 3sws S'. sc iGs to Kingston &C. Re
siss SSs.. men e as
Flour steady with fair demand sales Of ZOO bb sI at
s%es wh %as "a
DSSn .sssa
madss Sis 'a0 IS S sS o s o sP
K = u sss
bushels of wheat 1900 feet of lumber Shipments
1900 bbs of -four 200 bushels Of wheat 1100 rye
LIZ 9o feet Of LUMBER AmSgnt Of grain on the canal
can be ascertaned, was 200 bushels wheat
5000 do corn, 10000 do oats 70, 800 do rye.
BUFFALO, August 20, 1879
1c S S s ~ p s sS
D S FL sMs do rye 4o9 Do Canal
4 o7s bushels; corn, 600 DO oats 30 100 DO rye 4oodo
Flour quiet Western Spring. @ 80 20 bShers AZ
no saIes repor,sd the supply q Spring yery searcs
Chicago No, No SIG; ghite Sansds q 20 81 p Corn
1000 DO prime No sttsc 2oD Dc No a. ssTs Oats
No at sshc. Rye nSminally 7ss 5sc Barley malt
ada, u rs Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, August 26 1873
Flour IN fair demand, but at lower rates for new
Wheat active and higher sales of No. Spring at 81 5
No Edo. sold at 81 20A cash. seller August closed ut
81 lyk seller September 81 1875 seller all the year
ii OK No. do, 81 Illx; rejected 81 81 co. Corn
active and higher at 4Ozc. No. mixed spot 407sc
saxc, seller october; hish mixed ilc REJECTED, SSc
a&}lc Oats active and higher at 2sc. for No. cash
seller ssptember rejected aS sse Rye quiet
demand and iovsr with seadlsr feeling at 81 10 for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27

THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
In q previous article correspon, lent has shown
the success which this company az met with in
increasing its capital stock in compa rson with Its
Increased number OF miles and gross earnings. In
the future We propose to produce acme figures
bearing upon Its net earnings and incohle account
and to make good--so far as the improved art OF
bookkeeping, as practised in this company's re-
ports, will permit-his promise to add stock
holder.u
For the present we confne ourselves to,a few
deductions from figures already published. Frst
let note that the report DISCO was the aat one
issued by the old company-the Chicago and Rock
Islands road which at that time was CON
sidered to be the best equipped in the Wess;
that on August 20, $780, was consummateu the
consolidation with or, rather, the purchase OF the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, and the twosbe-
came the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road Company; that the Chicago and Rock Island
had surplus OF over 100000, which was appro-
priated towards the payment for the Missfsstppi
and Missouri property, and stock representing suc1
surplus was issued to stockholders to the amount
OF $26oo0oo, at 20 per cent, equal to dividend OF
% per cent; and, finally, that the report OF 1870 in
ended completed line Of road In operation on and |
after June J. 1880. to Council Buns. on the Missouri
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Lcthargy in the Stock Market-PrlceA, Cen.
orally Lower.
@ o L ID . Il e A.DY
Firmress Of Railroad and Govern.
ment BOMBS.
The Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad.
WALL STREET, /
TUESDAY, August 26-6 P. N. !
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.

TIE FOREIGN MARKET
The foreign situation is unchanged. Money is
easy and bonds quiet and steady The tone OF the
market is regarded as assuring and there are no
signs yet present Of any emergency calculated to
force reaction. The new French loan is quoted
ut premium of7x per cent and French rentes ct
ST. soc. The amount Of bullion which went into
the Bank of England balance to-day was 100000.
money, OK consols for account 92X; $40 bonds
Of 1865 teld), 951; $40 bonds Of 1857. 95H o6A;
1910 bonds, 9oH; new fves, 91H; Erie Railway
shares, AK; Illinois Central Railway shares. SO.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money to-day responded sharply to the efforts OF
operators by advancing to per cent in currency
and gold, though large sums were disposed OF on
call loans at s and per cent. Probably 1t Is the
first time during the season that such high bids
have been heard on the moor Of the Stock Ex-
change. Towards the close of the market the
street rate was quoted at and per cent Time
loans are quoted a per cent for 80 days, per
cent to gold interest for go to 90 days and to 10
per cent for the balance of the year. The discount
market was firm at 6H 8per cent for prime paper.
Foreign exchange was dull and steady at 107x
i07X for bankers 60 day sterling and 1881 1907
TOR sight.
GOLD STEADY.
The gold market to-day was not particularly
active. The price opened at 115X but from some
cause dropped to 1884, from which, however, there
was speedy recovery to 1151k 115x, at which
the market closed. The rates paid for carrying
were 8, p 21k, A and IN per cent to nat. The nuc-
tuations Of the day are noted in the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27
TRYING TO HANG H1NSELP.

little boy named James O'Sullivan, eight years
old, and residing with his parents, In Colgate
street, Jersey City, was caught in the act OF ad
justing rope to hang himself on Monday night
He had been beaten Tor ofrcnces, and he then In
formed his mother that he would no longer bear
such treatment Needless OF his remark, the
mother was h0rrifed to ind him about to suspend
himself from an upper END OF the stairway. The
rope was soon made a'manacle Of, and the lad will
probably DO sent TO the Reformatory.
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Excess realized from sale of stock over
amount paid for dividends. ......... $625, S22
The premiums received by the road on the sale
Of stock are merely estimated because Of the
absence Of any information In the company's re-
ports; but we think that we are nearer the mark
than "Stockholder' with his l2H per cent. We
shall hereafter attempt to show the splendid man.
agement by which the company have been able to
cut down the running expenses from 81 per cent
the short line in 1865 to its present low figure on
the extended line, and If we succeed shall claim
the thanks Of the ofllcers OF the road.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady as follows:-
United States currency sixes, 1I3K ia; do. do,
1881, registered, 1171 NIX; do. do do, coupon,
119H q 100; do. hve-twenties, registered, May and
November, 116s< u7A; do do, 1862, coupon,
do, III 117H; do. do, 1884, do. do, III 117H;
do. do, 1885, do. do, 1lsK 1l9; do. do, 1867,
registered January and July, 117K; do. do 1885.
coupon, do, 117H NIX; do. do, 1857, do. do,
119H q 11ek; do. do, 1858, DO do 1854 1lSK;
do ten-fortes, registered, 11sH 1887; do. do,
coupon, 116 do. hves of 1884, coupon, lax 1l411
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Old Tennessees sold at S2A new, do, at SIX;
Missouri skies at OK. Beyond these transactions
the market was dull. The following are the quota
lions Tennessee slxes old, s2A; do. do, new,
S1I; Virginia SKIES DID, ~; do. do, new, so; do.
deferred bonds. IL; Georgia sevens new, 90;
North Carolina sixes new, 15X; South Carolina
skies, January and July, 14X; do. do funding act
1866. 10; do. Land Company 1885, January and July,
20; do. do, April and october, 2O Louisiana sixes
levee, SO; do do, Fights. levee. "a; Alabama fves
1883, 45; DO. do, 1886, As; Texas tens 1876, SO.
THE STOCK Marker
with the exception Of transactions In Pacific
Mail and Western Union the business OF the Stock
Exchange to-day was moderate and uninteresting
The former opened at AN, sold up to AK q AK,
when it receded to A 43X 48X, but closed at
414. Western Union sold at eoH 9o>4 sOH 80
SIX a SIX SIX; New York Central at 104h
1043s l04A Lake Shore OF 92x q s2X 92X. Erie
was dull 1t was pithily observed by broker that
"Erie seemed harder to 60 up and easier to come
down than any STOCK on the list" Wabash deolined
from 69k to67k. The closing rate was 67A. The
stock was worth per cent for ten days,
1t being understood that the books for the annual
election will close in a short time. Hannibal and
st. Joseph common suffered fall from 371s to &c.
and Union Pacific from 26'S to 25x. Northwest
common was steady at about 645t 64k. st. Paul
sold at 50zf 6ol; Delaware and Lackawanna at
l00X 1OOH Morris and Essex at Ok c., @. and l.
O. at SOX 3O,s. The rest Of the changes were
comparatively trining.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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No. fam spot; q 70 q HselIeY September: Ne;
the Directors have agreed % As The intrinsic
which margins may be called The Board reserve the
right change the figure under the q the market
cash or seller august 80 10 seller September Lard Lard
shoulders &c. Whiskey active and higher DC &c
Freg hts firm corn TO Buffalo, &C. De About ~ cars
tomorrow 80 Recepts-ADQ bbis flour. 2sl 900 bushels
isoe do Ssrey 'orH U 90 SaSs his ou
bushels wheat $500 do corn 1900 do oats 1000 do.
and ]. 900 do harley
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Unchanged for "Spot" and
Irregular for " Future''-Flour Steady
Wheat and Corn Firmer-Oats I'm
chang Quiet; Pork and
Lard Lower-sugar Active and Firm
CoHee Strong-Freights Quiet, but
Firm-Petrolcum Steady-Spirtts TuI-
pentine Eirm-Rosin Easier-East In.
dia Goods Quiet-Wool stcady-Whis-
key Decidedly Higher.
TUESDAY, August 2e-6PM.
The merchandise markets ruled firm as gene
raj thing to-day, and the trade movement was
somewhat freer in some departments. Hardware,
boots and shoes, dry goods, &C., were In good re-
quest, and the fall trade In these commodities
was fairly under way At the Produce Exchange
business was moderate trade in breadstuns being
retarded by the limited receipts. There was
o fair demand, however, and the markets
ruled armer There was some inquiry for forward
deliveries, and transactions were at full prices
both in nour and wheat Corn was in good re-
quest and Hrmer. Oats were steady. Whiskey
scarce, and being wanted, brought extreme prices
Pork and lard easier Ocean freights were firm,
u rvarcty ana vessels charter. In
groceries there was active movement in but
otherwise the market was quiet but strong East
India goods remained quiet but steady Petroleum was
moderately sought after, but there very little Offer
ing and prices ruled nominay steady For spirits Of
turpentne the market strong under Arm demand,
while rosin the market quiet and easier. Wool
met with q steady, fair demand at full prices
AsuEA-Receipts for the past three days. Sc packages
The demand for pots has been moderately fair in .
obbing way with prices ruling steady at 80 Is Pearls
remained entirely nominal
BUILDING MATKRIALs-The demand for brick continued
good with prices ruling firm, but not quotably higher
We quote cargo lots foows:-Crotons $l4 SIS for
brown afoat SIS a SIG tor dark do and SIG Sl7
tor red do, the dock. For parcels delivered the
prices are s. higher Philadelphia ahoat $2S $50;
delivered ss3a $s7; Haversraw Bay brick per NJ aAost
$s So; do. delivered $40 $; up river d. 81 81 5O
DO; deliysred 50 50 20; Jerseys d. $50 sr; a9
&c 50 a ST. Lime sold moderately at steady prices:
quoted at 81 ~ tor Rockland common and 81 Is for do
lump Cement was steady and the demand rather better
Portland at So Plaster Paris was only in light request
prices quoted steady ollows-Bue Nova Scotia
Is so - per tom white d. IS 25 cacined CITY, per
Dbl Laths continued In fair request and steady at - 20
q So 70 for EASTERN
CoRpAGK-There has been no particular change in the
market since our last either as regards the demand or
prices current We quote Manila, large and small
sizes lsc lsc do bolt rope yarns Zoe 2c.i tarred
OANDLEs.-The demand continued moderately fair in Q
jobbing way with prices ruling steady We quote
Sperm, 39 0 patent do, 4oc parafine, Sc &c.;
CorScH.~The demand for "spop' cotton has been
moderately fair with prices ruling steady For forward
delivery an advance Of &c. 7i6c. obtained on
August &c. Of which was subsequently lost Later
ens Of as 90
consumption ...".......... i,22s COZ $50
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY IT. 17s-rRrIE SHEET


October Corn ~, .n.,. ,-m.- -, !, -, demand
::ss :: si 8?
o. ssisy 70. .n %h ss ssSss as S
q s sT sasus sh toe Sl
Tss sSsss 4 e. j y
sssSa o. slssS ssss: sna
@ SE s s @ #
e sS s. n sads wS orders srS ae
s ns sSr;s D # nsS ssHS port e
20 h aas at bark
saa fs sSp 6 e pS1 B.
4 i; .n5 d Trieste 800 SSs Of i:ansd
GussIEsThe market has shown no particular change.
SS;Sss s;S
and no@nsy uneSahsed MANILA s aao sp at ?s Ss Qua
:sisSsy s.sS not asS'ss quoted
gontnqsa quiet and anss.ssa
sSSSn u.s. s $ and %ssisss ssss
% 49, s.v s,a ss's Of ss7 of English ss @
Belgian hsa 1a a s demand for hay continued ARM
principally ior new, market ruled Steady adv
:ssSss Sc :$ ss
rye straw 80 s'' short as SIS ' -,
$
Vsss l.sns s. is slsss;y g. sss
sSnsso,s MY y wa. in AIR de-
mand and the market closed rm at 4sc NJ holders
arss peffs
Sas s ts.ss SA
d. Si Dbl. sp q $ % 81 pe
aoa - placed a. was nSsosteS and
nominal, CO., ~. ,..n g., s,,r dsm.na in =, ,o,nnv
ssy. sa Sss
u; s1a
1sa waS go &C. S1 Ta s s
lard los 7S for Ice made ana
atisc. u, -, .. ..,,u,..
oT any no w @
bulk lS o PS'
r5n sSs GREEN
VII ", as s q
TIdScats 81 Psi5SsS% Centre 81 81 ss Farfers
q @ naa Rsnsa aosa al r
Of e
hea Of sae Of 5000 bbi of refined for last ha{f Of
a. EencHsntsPork 20 hills beef 70 mack
IT, Ss,;
nsa 81 VI s hi % ~ IA S o ga Sm
e6s OF family mess a. SS ana Gps g city mess a.
Yoc ann a asreI Shnrf ceer nnnteT moWineiv a.
s5S sss$
x;thin he ropve And IN erces Of c,tv extrs fnSis
S Ivree, au 60 ' "a "a " v,is ns h
mess &c sIS ~ AZ nN,s ~ III for nric ~
Xarces S ai IA or India Do tierces and IA *
Sr n x esay al s or
to choice western Gut meats conunned quiet out were
az iSc Sdo shonSers oEc ~
lbs Of heavy bellies at &c. Soo picked shoulders at
lbs ayersgs at loc and 80 tsrcss Of smoked hams
az &c ~ iS IA ~ aIvs an4
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see1 since our ias' S 90 sues " ABOUT
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STE ARfNr Continued quiet rs ticrces sold at SIC
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