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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-05
RocKFoRp RocK Is1.ANn ANnsr. LOUIS n. r.

Trains connect AZ Rock Island with the Chicago,
r. l. 4 Pacific; the Peoria ~ X, l., and the Western
Union Railways. Al Monmouth with the G., b. a
4 for Burlington, Gaesburg and Peoria. AT Bush
nell with tue e. Is. a Y for quincy. At Boards
town with the Springfield a Illinois South Eastern
for Springfield aud panA At Chaplin with the To-
lcdo..W q Western tor jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal aud at St Louis with all Railroads and
Steamboat lines diyurging from that point
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POSITIVE closing out sale at May Bros.
Goods must be sold regardless of cost.
Come early and secure your bargains
Goods not sold by the LIST of December
will be disposed of by auction.
O4d3m MAY Bros
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Acknowledgement has removed to
McDonalds old stand, opposite Kiesows
All the latest styles Of Hats and Caps, and
Gents furnishing goods. S-25-3m
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NoTIck TO ANTI MoNoPoLIsTs AND Re-
PUBLIcANs.- Jonas Bear the Buford Block
clothler, will sell you new and CLEAN goods
cheaper than the other houses who are sell
ing out Their old stock 5d6t
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The lie Nard Letters.

Provoking and Disappointing Refusals of
Uncle Sam to Pay his Debts in Money The
Annoyance Of trying to get the cash for
National Bank Notes.-The amusing things
LYDIA Thompson's Troupe dO-Ths charming
weather, etc.
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Leave orders at Rock Island House Of.
fee for livery carriages or hacks.
l0.27dSm A. NJ. PAGE.
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CITY
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Tue DAILY ARGUS Is delivered in any part of the
City, ut TWENTY CENTS PER WEEK, or EiGHTY
CENTS A MONTH.
Orders received at THE ARGUS COUNTING Room
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Grand opening of millinery goods Thurs
day and Friday, November 9th and It'll, at
Mrs. II, r. Woods No. l06, East Second
street, Davenport, Iowa, 3d3t
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For RENT.-The City Hotel Thirty
rooms, with office, dining room and kiteh-
en-; with or without the furniture. En-
quire at the hotel Office. 4d3t
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ALBUM FoUND,-on the street The
owner can have it by calling at this Office.
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The genuine article. must have DIR. John Bulls
private stamp each bottle. Dr. John Bnll only
John j. Smiths Touic Syrup. OF Louisville, KY
Examine well the label each bottle. II my
private stamp II not on each Oottie, do not par'
chase. n You will De deceived. See my column
advertisement, and my show card l will prose-
cute any one infringing my right. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self. The public's servant,
DIR JOHN BULL.
Louisville Nov. 3, 1863 jan2ld&wly.
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Jonas Bear clothing and gents furnish.
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks 5-7dtf
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<aE nR, GOFF WILL GIVE $50 REWARD
| =.
81 u for any case Of Seminal Weakness Pri-
~ waite or Female Disease that his remedies
40 cannot cure. He lie graduate of fret
Rg4 lass Medical college. Circulars giving
<kE.E$E full information free. Low pricesl Quick
ssssSsas cures. No mineral posons usedl Write at
NI once and save your health and money.
HE DIR. A. C. GUFF,
.A,sf$ 10 l3d3m&wiy Syracuse, n. Y.
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Use Renne's Pain Killing
a@1C Oil.
W Works IKE a Charm. ,


This is an honest, good medicine and has been
tested for number of years, as used by famil &c
and individuals, and is well liked, and found TO be
safe 10 use and sure to cure pain. TRUE. it costs
more to make Ii than IL does common liniment but
il does more good and il cleaner and safer to use
Try Renne's Pain-Killine Magic Oil for Headache.
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil for Catarrh.
Try Renne's Pain killing Magic OIL for Neuralgia.
Try Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil for Sciata
Try Rennes Pain killing Magic oil for Sprsins.
Try kennes ain-Killing Magic OIL for Sore Throat
Try Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil for Cramps
suppose you try it for Dog or cat bite
Suppose you try il for Frozen Feet or Ears.
suppose you try il for Rusty Nail Wound
Suppose you try il for Brpise or Strain.
suppose you try it for .oison with Ivy.
Suppose you iry it for Fits and Spasms.
suppose you try il for Cfick in the Back.
u wont hurt you. Renne's Magic OH never hurt
anybody. Mix it with Moiasses for cold; NIX it
with or for sore eyes II You use it for earache
don't put any cotton in the Get the genuine
NM. RENNE Il SONS, manufacturers, Pittsfeld,
Mass
Reader, call for it where you trade Sold in
Rock Island by John BengslOu and f. Bruenart,
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The right thing in the right place is
Durno's Snuff
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Col. Warner, Democrat, was yesterday
elected Mayor of Peoria by about 600 ma
iOritv
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eounterfeited, and
the couuterfeiter brought to grief
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Virginia Too,
Peoria.

The Grant ring is beaten in Virginia by
about 10000.
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DIED,

WEBER.-in Rock Island, at the residence n,
Ms n =. ber'ges, a. O'clock Wedn sday morning.
years. st @seu 10
: Funeral frem the residence Of Mrs Bertges, cor.
Eagle and Rock River streets, at Pm. to.mor, ow.
Friends are invited.
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ALLEN, STEPHENS & CO.
BANKERS,

No. "a Pine ST., NEW YORK.
Direct all letters to p o. Box 30S7.
LAVE ORGANIZED A DOMESTIC BANKING
u business in New York City, with del artment
specially devoted TO the care OF OUT OF TOWN ac
counts. and can attend to them better than any in
corporated banks In the ely, which are organized
more for city business
-Four per cent allowed on daily balances.
Accounts rendered and interest credited monthly
All orders To buy or sell stock on speculation
posi- lively declined
Can sell good bonds of cities COMMITTEES States err
but they must be first class
9-l5du
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BOUND Opan

r. Is. SHAFFER, snccessor TO E. ~,
Va Cleaner and Repairer execute n a3a Ialisr'
low rates. Shop, West Eagle street fuae' and al
House block 'ck lslant
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Ladies' who suffering from certain complaints
known only to females should al once get DR.. Vel
pau's Female Pills. They produce most cnarm-
ing effect Sold by all Druggists
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Chistian, Haberloh aud Robert Buchan-
an were elected coustables with opposition.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
Judgs. Clerk. tn, org.
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T. I, McELHERNE.

n RockI AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Block. nd, Ill. ONCE in Mitchell & Lynde's
duff
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"A and solicitorr ID COUNSELOR AT LAW
Rock Island House Chancery; Once opposit
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WESTERN UNION r.. II.

gOfSa NORTH LEAVE ARRIVE
Express and Mail ..........SHAM gmPa
accommodation ...........l3O p NJ. 1870 A. N,
Connects at Rock leland with all dlyerging lines
AT Fulton with the c. Il y W. X. K for Clinton
and Omaha, west, and Chicago. east
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=, AZ Beloit, v.-1ton and Racine with the C. &
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RnIrimnre CaItln NIarke,.

BALTIMORE, May 15.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts vary very slightly In number
from last week, though the quality Of the
cattle averages better, the tops now being
fully as good as they were then, and the
other grades q shade better 10 quality.
The market was not particularly active,
though more so than last week In com.
parisOn with sales then, prices are now
shade of, the quality OF the cattle being
taken into consideration, while quotations
vary so little.
Prices today for beef cattle ragged as
follows: Best beeves ut 50 coat 81; that
generally rated first quality s. 50aG 90;
medium or good fair quality IS 0Oa5 so;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 50 00A
0 90; inferior and lowest grades al cattle
50 00a0 00-general average Of the mar.
ket to-day 50 IL; extreme range OF prices
So 00a7 81. Most OF the sales were from
s. so to 6 02 per 100 lbs OF the receipts
357 head came from Ohio. 10 from Mary
land, 81 from Virginia, 50i from Illinois,
1856 from Pennsylvania, aud from West
Virginia-total receipts for the week l 1856.
head, against 1897 last week, and 500
head same time last year. OF tho ofer-
ings 7G9 head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 800 head sold 10 Washington
city and Annapolis dealers, 1876 head 10
Eastern spectators, and 12 to Cuba-total
sales for the week 1245 head, against
1908 last week, and 1926 head same time
last year.
SHEEP AND LLMBs.-The supply Of
sheep has been fair during the past week,
and The market fairly active; about 800
head Of sheep have been shipped to
Washington, and two car loads Of lambs
to New York, and the balance Of the 70.
ceipts have been about equal to the de-
mRnd Of our home dealers. There Is no
variation Of note In prices as compared
with last week. We quote common to
fair sheep at 4ia5tc, and fair to good 6ia
0tc per ID gross. LAMBS are In good
demand at So 50S5 90 per head. Re
ceipis this week 254S head against 1925
last week, and 1908 head same time last
year.
Hoos-At the close last week the pens
were by no means bare Of hogs, and the
current receipts this week are on the In.
crease. Till Monday last prices stood
about as they were at our last report,
when sales were made at decline OF 4c,
and since then none have been effected at
over s., the demand, considering the
large number in the pens, being quite fair
at the decline. The latest sales range at
81 373a7 80 and 81 S7fas 90 per 100 lbs
net for extra corn.ied, few being entered
at the latter figure stillers, which are
very dull in view Of the large number oil
good corn.fed hogs, we quote at 81 00a
Z 87t per 100 lbs net Receipts this week
10,947 head, against 1890 last week and
7O47 head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19

BOLD RoBBEREs IN WETzEL.-The
Wetzel county JENNINGS have been com.
hitting more robbers in that county or
somebody else has on their credit. The
HTndieator states that within few days
two robberies have been committed by
two men supposed to be FRANK JENNINGS
and JACK JENNINGS, almost within sight
Of the Court House. Theparticulars are
as follows:
On Sunday, the 18th inst, two men
went to q Germans by the name Of Gross.
embaugh, in daylight, and demanded
his money, standing over him With pis.
tol and threatening his life. They got
but little money, but robbed the house Of
a large lot Of clothes.
The next day, Monday, two men went
into the field where William Cox was
blowing and stated that they were going
10 NuEum's mill; they Immediately at
tackled Mr.. Cox, tied him, and took him
to his house where his family was, threat.
ening to kill them ifthoy mSdo any noise;
they then tied Cox inside, and proceeded
to help themselves. They got over one
hundred dollars In money, watch and
chain worth sixty dollars, q good suit oil
clothes, and other things. When they
lef( they fastened the door on the outside,
leaving Cox tied In the house. His wife
sOOr after released him.
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CoNoERNNat the monetary disturbances
in Austria and Germany and their effect
on the home market for United States
bonds, the Philadelphia ledger Of Friday
remarks:
Government bonds yesterday were IN
settled and in some instances lower. This
Is attributed partly to the anxiety ofhold.
ers to realize on the late rise in prices
caused By the advance In gold, and partly
to the fact that the latest press dispatches
from Germany are Of character 10 create
the impression that the German markets
have been more disturbed than was gen
orally believed three days ago. On no
other theory can the Intervention OF the
Berlin and Vienna Governments for relief
BIO accounted for. This intervention, 1t Is
true, should reasonably bring about early
relief, but there has been much Of wild
and loose speculation throughout Germs-
ny for some time past, and public conf
dence being once thoroughly shocked Is
slow to recover. We know how slowly
our own markets recover when vicious
speculations have been once thoroughly
exposed. It will not be surprising, there.
fore, If the Vienna and Berlin markets
should remain feverish for fortnight or a
month to come. It Is the more probable,
with unfavorable effects here, from the fact
that many Of our stocks and company
loans are held abroad.
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DOWN IN THE MEADOW.


We Stfolled down the meadow one morning in
and gathered some blossoms that grew BY the
Aud hcaicd in tho lOwlnnds tho brown partridge
Beat up h's brown soldiers to drill for the day.
Tho robins were gay, and the blackbIrdS were
And tho bluCbIrds were carOllIng softly yet
And fsr away up In the limbs Of cherry,
Tha sound oil a mother birds talk we could
hear.
The air was stlll with jubIlRnt chorus,
For all thingS seemed GLAD in that midsummer
There was was Sunshine behind US, aud sunshine be
and Sunshine on wseat aslds Andrank rows Of
corn.
We stopped by the ltIIe where the fragrant
Hold ID to tho morning Its clusters OF red
FOR the kiss OF the Eun, as . girl to her lover
LliiS up her pInk cheek With her Wishes unSlid.
We stood hand In hand and looked cut on the
Thst ElIstened AiE. In the glow OF the morn,
And noiieOd the IhlftIng sud tremulous shadow
Tnc b.ithO brceEss made In the rows OF tue
com.
"Did you hear what the W!nd sIid!" aakSd OF
the maiden
Who stood BY my ellie, with hOr hand in my
she answered, "Ah, no! for the b;eeEeS are
laden
With TOO many whispers to hear one alone"
II heard, love- I answered.; they said, See
thoSa lovers
They walk through the meadow with hearts
fall Of bliss;
ih4Ir secret the w!nd.nynph most quickly dis
coverr:
'rIs Ioldin look, 10 word, in kIis,'"
shs blushed, and saw all the roses grow paler
With envy and longing. She lifted her eyes
With q shy, feigned expression that could not
avail her;
KNEW that she 1t neither fear nor surprise.
Then kissed her, and 10 all the winds fell to
some merry. glad song that was almost a
psalm,
and down deep in my heart was melody ringing
That chImed with all nature In indn,te calm.
0dIdry
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An UnclerIcal Sermon.

(From tho Providence JournAl)
A little learning Is not q dangerous
thing, provided, that 1t is truth that Is
learned and, that one does not mistake q
part for the whole. There Is good dea!
Of useful Information afforded BY the daily
newspaper, that would not get currency,
In any popular sense, In any other way.
The editor may not be profound man
on or in regard 10 certain topics he can
not be, no man Is, deep'upon and respect
ing all topics. But he Is a man who sees
what Is going on in the world. He can
give a word or q hint Just at the moment
when 1t is likely to be most effectual, and
il he Is looking out, as he always should
be, for opportunities to do good In an Off
hand manner, he Is likely TO effect some
thing which a more formal, pretentious
and erudite teacher would miss Of doing.
The Boston Journal had, yesterday, q
prcachment upon the text, What Is
Rest" And a very good sermon, and
one much needed, 1t preached. The gtst
OF 1t was, that we cannot trifle with our
bodies for years and expect TO restore the
lost equilibrium by q summer vacation or
trip TO Europe. That the man who
works hard, eats hurriedly, takes no rest,
stimulates his brain, and overloads his
stomach In orderto go on with his work,
must evidently break down, and having
broken down, Is not likely 10 get upon an
even keel again during the balance Of his
natural life.
All this Is very true. There Is not
much oil technical physiology or hygiene
10 1t, but, II 1t arrests the attention OF any
one on the high road to dyspepsia or utter
prostration, 1t will be worth more than
volumes on the library shelves not looked
at. With all our high.priced educational
systems, we do not give to our scholars
some very important practical knowledge.
Our boys and girls, accomplished as they
may be, and undoubtedly are In. some re.
spcCts, leave school without any clear
idea Of the best and healthiest mode OF
living. They are ignorant Of the laws Of
health. They do not know how 10 pre-
serve tho bodily functions In equable con.
dltioD; they do not know how to cook or
10 cat. In most important particulars
our education Is q failure. Now, editors
OF daily papers would be as little fitted,
speaking generally, as they would be in
clined, to accept professoShips In colleges;
but they know 1t Is a truth which Il is
impossible for them TO ignore, that our
modern life, especially In towns, Is who'll
ly unnatural, and as fatal to health and
long lite as It Is foreign from the simplic-
lty Of our older rural life. A word oil
warning will do good Just in proportion
as 1t Is needed. The first thing to be &C.
compllshed Is to awaken attention TO the
wrong and danger; the experts will give
directions for the avoidance OF the evil.
Any oil US may see, and should say, that
hurry, and worry, and hasty and untimely
meals, and bad air, and raw whisky
shortens life.
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DR. Davidson has been for several years
In Warrington. He Is, need not say, as
he was here In CadiD, esteemed highly as
a christian gentleman and able minister.
Dr. HAYES, Who visited us last winter, has
charge Of the College. His fine talents
ought 10 insure success. Rev. ]. r.
Johnston breaches 10 the U. P,'s, aud Is
esteemed second to none, The pulpit Is
fully up to its previous standard Of excel
lence, but the Bar, that once had It's Nc
KEENAN,, Henderson, and Gow-the Bar is,
with few exceptions, sadly inferior. Many
educated and refined christian people live
here and seem contented. Like old towns
generally, It needs new life and paint,
and until It has some fires and funerals
will not be made attractive. We close
without any poetry.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Cotton-Qulet ct
1916. Flour-FiFm at S776as 90. Wheat
Quiet at 81 6sa1 %. Rye-Firm al
$50. OatS-Firm at 40a4oc. Barley
Firm. GrocerieB-steady. 0flI-Flrm
EVgs-Firm ct 10. Butter and cheese
Steady. ProviSlons-Firmer and more
active. Pork-Firmer at Sl7 90. Lard
Quiet and firm; steam SO. Bulk meats
-Firmer and in better demand; shoulders
8ia8Rc; clear rib sides eias4c; sales ct 9Rc
buyer July; 9io bid buyer July at the
close; clear stASic Bacon-Fifmer and
more active; sales Of shoulders at TIC
clear rib 9ta9lc; clear 9Ba9ic. WhiIky-
Steady at SIC.
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NEW York, May 17.-Flour-In fair
demand; Superhne western and State
80 0OS0 90; commonto gOod$8 s0R7 80;
white wheat extra IS 6Oa10 80; extra
Ohio 81 00a10 so. Wheat-Firm; ad-
vance In freights has somewhat checked
the demand; No. 8 spring Chicago 81 50
al 81; No. 2 do 81 90; winter red west
ern g co. Rye-Quiet and firm; west
ern 81 90. Barley and Malt-Unchang!
ed. Corn-HeaYy and a shade easier;
very superior mixed western Gee; COM
mon to prime 0SA64c; new yellow west
ern 64A05c. 0ats-Dull and heavy; new
mixed white western 4Sta5lc. Wool
more active; extra Ohio 50c; pulled 45a
49c; unwashed CSC. Cofee-Snong; Rio
17ia19ic' Sugar-A shade lower; fair to
good refining 7fastc. MolaSses-Qalet.
Rice-Quiet. WhiSky-Dull at oslo,
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New York DIV Goods Market.

NEW York, May 17.-There was a
quiet movement In nearly all branches Of
trade. Tho market for cotton goods was
dull and irregular for Bheetings and
shirtings but steady for colored cottons.
Prints were inactive, except iobbiDg
lots now Offering, which move briSkly.
Dress goods dull, and lawns and percales
are selling well. New Ortalan Cape
shawls are IN demand, but other styles
are dull. Woolens were dull, except
heavy casSimeres. Foreign chambrays
and fine black grenadines were active;
other imported fabrics quiet. Dry goods
imports for the week, $1,84O,255.
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STATE BoND5-Very quiet with
litfle hnuinasu

0EAEh oONDS-NeIJ quISA Win WI
little business.
STocKs-Were alternately weak and
strong during the early part Of the day,
but after 10 o'clock the market assumed
greater strength. Pacific Mail opened al
46t, fell of to 45t, advanced to ACT, reSc-
ted to 45t, and late in the day reached
Az; Panama sold at 1lla111i; Erie at 60I
aOlt; Western Union rose from SAT to s5f
reacIed to s4S, and later sold as high as
s54; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Cen.
trail advanced from 80 to 30i, declined to
90, and subsequently, reached 80; St. Paul
common fell of 54t to 59i, and recovered
most Of the decline in the late dealings.
Lake Shore quotations were current at
the close. Rock Island sold at 1074a10S;
Ohio & MississipplGt 41ia49; Wabash at
6staG9; Union Pacific at S0a3Ot, and Han.
ribsl & St. Joseph common ct 37is3G.
Pacific Mail stock was today loaned at
1-16 per cent to flat for borrowing, owing
to the large number Of shares in the trans.
fer office
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 17.-Fuur Market
steady with o moderate demand. Wheat
No. spring 81 81; No. 2 do 81 3S; No,
8 do 81 29fA1 IS. Corn-Quiet and a
shade lower; No. . mixed SOC cash. Oats
Fair demand but at lower rates; No. 2,
S2ic cash; rejected S0ia8Ot. Rye-No,
Q, 69tc. BArley-Dull and prices are
nominal. Pork-Quiet and firmer at
SIG 80 spot; $40 40 June Lard-SteadY
at unchanged prices. Bulk Meats-Qulet
and uncha Hanged; sales short rib middles
Sic loose. Bacon-No sales. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at s9tc;
some sales reported at a0c.