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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
mE.F, KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Eff Kunkol's celebrated Bitter wioe of Iron
will eHectually cure liVer com i2iit J9undiee dys-
pepsiR cheOnic or nervous debility. chronic dla.-
ThCsa dtseass Of the kidueyS. and ali diseases
arising from diSOTdered liver. stomach or lntes.
uaeS: such as constipation, Hatulenee, inward
piles fullness Of blOed TO the head, acaity OF the
stomach. uausea heaFtbrFn. disgust for tood iuil-
sin king or 6uitsFing ut the pit Of the stomaon Q.
swimming Of the head, hurried oE difficult breath
sensations when 10 iying posthre, etmness 81
vision, dOts webs beOFe the sight, dull pain Az
the head a6oionag Of pefEpiration. yellow ness o;
the skin and eyes. pain in the side. back. chest
limbs d., sudden Pushes OF hest. burning In the
hesh constant imaginings o. evi and great depres-
sion Of spiritG. ..-....
They are entirely vegetable and free frOm alec
hoIie stimulsnt and all injurious ingredien0 and
are pleasant in taste and smell, mild % their ope
ratiOna, Will remove Impurities from the body and
give health and VigOr 10 the frame.
Beware Of eOuntsFfoits. The genuine Is sold
only in 81 bottles.
Sold - DrngEtEas and dealers eVeryWhere.
P. KUNKRL, Proprietor, No 259 North Ninth
streeI. PHILADELPHIA Pa. sep2I12taWzm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

How THEY PRoPosR TO DO 1.-THE Milford
ImnigTation Society propose to sell land this way
Those having farms 10 sell are to send the Seere-
tary of the Society a detailed description OF the
same accompanied with one tenth of one Der cent.
of the amount asked for the property; that Ia.
ssna in cast 81 on every $1,000 Of value, to bt
used In advertising these lands in Northern and
Eastern papers. When q purchaser arrives, he
Will be introduced to the Real Estate Agents OF
this Society, Aessrs. J. W. G. Gardener " Co.
and by them shown the property he desires.
AessTs. Gardner Il Co. will collect the usual com
Eiseion OF per ceAt for selling these farms, ano
aeree 10 pay over TO the Immigration Society one.
halt OF this amount, viz: 2X per cent, to be useo
BY tbem IN further advertising in Northern papafs
Eg this plan 1t il hoped that there Eil be main
tanned q permanent fund with which 10 make
known to eLaigmnts the peculiar advantages OF
TIC Peninsnls, and especially of our State ana
Milford. Milford Meas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
THE BANK BURGLARS.
COUNSEL REfAIEKD-oHE or THEM WANTRp
GEt 4sW IN NEW YoHK.

COUNSEL RETAINED-oHE or THEM WANrRD
lE -sR IN NEW YoHK
The bank burglars, n0w safely confined in Mes
Casqe jail, are eVidenlly cd hanCs, used 10 sucb
light places asaAsy ara now iu aud are Al DrsNenl
deY9lng means Of gstting acquitted, OF AZ Isasi
naVpg their seniences made ss light as possihis
To pAis end they have heouEod A. counsel John
bgrass Esay q Tins eEty, aitOFney-at lay. and
editer " thB AdDEfiser. What success fhs ~.
iencf Will have. We, q eouFse cannot say, but We
aER convinced that public sentiment vii NO. -
50 Sd unless the Ts'cals receive the full penalty
: Il evening, RinkHsy AmaFT, Rsq i, a BrsoklVn
dgiettiSa, estufnod from New Casfie. whare IL
LAD bssn - intefvIeW DE burelars 70 ass II he
9onlS recognise eithaF Of them as ed oIIaHder-
fEoN New HoEk He talked EOmake any pooft9~s
ssco nitens bAt Aaels SeasOnably certain that -
Iaop pas the most h0nest-lOoking Of ths aa1,g. 4
AsNp otod In Rew YeEk." DegeetiEa Amsrr ~
vrlfIen 70 New YORK 70 gentIeman who iO well
ninted With 'Sing-Sing birds, /" asking hin e
eqsp9 % ana eakeA leolE aboar 6uSRlasa, Aaann.
~, the prisoners are closely edn1hed and care
10y 8A1ie9us HWrIEE W. Haare
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
TME RERKs COUNTY "a.
ISSUE OF scRp-ARRANGEMENTs WITH THE W
II. r. r..

ISSUE OF sCRp-ARRANGEMENTs WITH THE W.
a n. r.. n.
The following are the resolutions of the Board
OF Directors OF the Berks County Railroad Com
pany, In relation TO the issue of scrip adopted
at the last meeting Of the Board
ResOLved, That the issue of one hundred thou
sand dollars OF drafts on the Treasurer, payable
In ak months with legal interest, and signed by
the Chief Engineer and Treasurer, be and the
same Is hereby approved and adopted.
ReSOkUed, That the Treasurer be aud he is here
BY instructed 10 place in the hands Of the Chief
Engineer, In trust, TO be placed by him in one OF
the safes of the "Fidelity safe Deposit Co." OF
PhIadelphia, as security for the payment of the
draits, one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars Of the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the COM
pany.
Resolved, That the Treasurer bs and lac is here
by instructed 10 exchange said drafts for first
mortgage bonds Of the company whenever they
are presented In suitable amounts, Say one hun
dree dollars and upwards, the bonds TO be rated
At ek per cent. and accrued interest and that
the dFats shall be cancelled when so exchanged
or paid by him, and that they shall not be reissu
ed Or used In any way by the Railroad Company
% currency.
ARRAN0BMENTs Win THE ". 4 n. Il. n.
Arrangements are Ia progress between the OFF,
GERS and dlrsetOrs OF the BeTks kCOunty railroad
and Wilmington and Reading railroad by which
the latter company will assume control of that
portion Of the road now In course Of construction
between BlrdsbOr0 and Reading. Ihe BeFks
pot, In Reading, and run 10 SlAtingtOn, thus max
ING complete line In itaal. Work on both sec
tons OF the Orlgnlal linz ls still In progress, and
It's believed, viii be continued until both are put
u running order, which viii probably be within
year. ssr rs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

DLsTURBANoE IN kent Co, MD.-Ths Kent
county ChesteTtoWn News gives the following &C.
count OF q dihcnlty which occurred at tie polls
Ia that county on Tuesday last:
''During the voting ct Massey'a, shortly before
noon, colored man voted the Democratis ticket
L@msdlately on leaving the polls he was threat
ened by q crowd OF cOlored men with personal
violence, when some white men interposinR to
project him. negro named Trilius MeKenney
drew a pistol and fited at Mr. Joseph ri Bovef.
he ball grazing his forehead without infilctinR a
ssTiOns ROand. There was Of course considerable
eacitement for While, during which a negro.
whose namS we have not learned, was shot in the
head and seriously wounded. Qulet was howev-
eT, soon restored, and voting resumed as usual. A
reward has been offered Tor the arrest aud conyic
tion OF McKenney."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Total,

lathe course of some remarks as TO the neces-
sity for the new school at Third aud Harrison
streets. Mr.. Lynch referred TO tho fact that there
were forty three applications at No. 10. in this
neighbOrhoOd. He said that there were also 400
applications 81 the Catholic school, 200 of which
Wonld 60 10 the new school when finished
The Howard School Committee was authorized
to procure clock, TO be placed in the school
room.
Mr.. II. n. Jenkins called attention to the fact,
that cOlOred children from outside the city limits
were attending the Howard School He then
moved that nonresident children be allowed to
attend on the payment Of a tuition fee of Sl0
per month.
Mr.. Moore said that the Board had no right TO
educate children not residing in the city.
Mr. jenkins Withdrew his resolution.
Mr.. Nj ore moved that no children be allowed
in the schools, who do not reside III the city.
The ch air ruled this motion out forder.
On motion Of Mr.. Child, the Committec on
School No. ]. was authorized 10 procure a teach
er's desk for the third floor, aud book case fol
the first floor, Of said aehool. Adopted
ORDERS
Car Carter. $3.50; speakman Il Bro, $40 g.
RObelen d Bro. $3.50, j. j. Wyatt, Sc 80
K. Morrison, $500 Chas. Shields, s. .O6; ii. o
Moore, $500; L. +. Adair, 81; W. J. Hopkins
S. 90 Geo. w. Vernon, $500; NJ. &. Vsndegrift
t6I5; VIM. Jones, S2s IS; ). r. Holt, sl2. 90 E
L. Brown, $75 o.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
.. AHClAL ANp ppOMAhR[aAt &
CRY NOTICES.


AaraAs Old Gents Bismarck gafter have wide soles
and loW. fat hee just the !hingloT eomiorts CAAi
and see Them AT BABSOCh, BhSS :. ~
-=A4 @N~ - -A~' tss,stfzc's
Ra-Car nae boots Fanke in price fom So 90 20 es.eO
AnsS Ase -'"e' 'A- BARCOCK & BRO,,5 l-i
.+f SOS ana .US Morket Street.
Ws have bought largely this season at low prices
for eash and are selling Boots and Shoes at very
am ali advance, TO reduce our stock, 80
at .NA6 aud aS Market street. 3l
noV5 bABCVCh bhV'
SfhADIES,
Wa have n large stock Vt sChildreus SHOES
that must be sold, call ana examine, they are Tery
chea? " VI. II DhbIOSn = n'e.;,h oUs,h
BIS Market ST., doors below fo0rth;
RKsrnPrIoN OF SPkCIx PAYNEST VIM. ii Bah
casE a Co Sl3 Market street. doors below 4lh,
viii take sirer in exchange for keOt> anj Shoes 70
n limited extent they don't want too much 0t A.
hoEeyer. t-t vf..H
THOSE PURCHASING
R,aasapd Shoes at 3lS Market street. doors be-
low Pourth have the advantage OF seiecung Irom
a iares and varied stock at low prices. -
TAT INV WM. u. BABCJCk 4 CO,
hrE,c,. are Fdcts-!''Tel the truth and shame
old Satan there is no getting around 1t: wnat We
have said is said and the public bear US out IN eur
conclusion that for first class boot shoe or GAlLet
Ma Harke street four doors below 4h ls the place
to get il. NM' H. D[ADNNNN - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

AVBIT OF KEI0HTs.-LAst evening, about twen-
tY-kVe members Of the uniform CORDS, OF the
Knights of Pythias, OF this city, accompanied by
some fifty or sixty other members of the order,
paid friendly visit TO Larkin Lodge, of Chester
Pa, leaving Wilmington on the z. Is train. 1hev
arrived at Chester about O'Clock, where they were
met by q committee from LArkin Lodge and con.
dneted to the latteT's meeting room. Here the
time spent IN ShoTi speechea sOngs and friend
ly intercourse, until about II O'Clock, when all
adjourned TO MOrrls's Restaurant on Market strest
Here q bOuntitT supper had been prepared, 70
which everybody did ample justice. The visitors
returned home on the RIG, train, delighted with
kheir visit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 25 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that = competent person is at al
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call At thA
store and that no charge is made exc Pt the regular
price the medicines the same price as they would
pay anywhere else: but that no one is VISITED AZ
hair alidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

AccIDENT.-On Friday evening down s-eIRht
train on the Wilmington & Reading Railroad
eane in collision with butcher wagon, near
0Teenvie Station, several miles from Whining
tUn. 1t appears that the occupant Of the wagon
was on his way TO market, Pnd when nearing the
the wagon, ths horse bScame detached, and for
once in the history OF that section Of country meat
wa very low. An assortment wss spriRkied on
the ground and the butcher having narrowly es-
capped with his life, was conIented to gather up bis
stock and return home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
siOlv to remove STAINS ana spots
from Marble Furniture, etc.

Ibe only stain which Sapolio viii not remove il
a "slaln upon the character" hut from marble
maniels, tables china, liable ware, carpets, fOFpi-
lgra every description, any article Of household
ongnsnIo or 0as, the deepest dyed stain can be ins
nlAlItiy Washsd out forever by the uso Of SaaoIIo
u " as cheap as ordinary bar soap, and will aiWay
do ekactfy what is claimed OF It. IL abs aimple diFec
tons are followed. Nov Gth-sOd. 2w a vet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Ovuaarn ana Refre.nmenVr

At the ever popular stand. the Northwest Garner
si the Second street Market HOnss. the genial and
with large and we'll selected stock Of choics APP
piles and other fruits, cakes. candies nuts. &c. In
addition, he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
stewed oysters. steaming hot which will be found
very grateful to the palate cold days. Charley
is always petite and anxious to properly serve his
numerous customers. and has cheerial word 6or
all. As q natural eeouseQ ence. he does large
busnssH. e sgerything he ffEs t-pas "a
ond Street &erke House. ansl4dsIn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
BoARD OF EDUCATION.

ERRouLAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
The Board OF Education met in regular session
last evening, President HLles in the chair.
The Finance Committee being called upon, Mr..
Baird arose and stated that the funds Of the Board
were low, and q note for $1,000 was due.
Mr.. PlerOo stated that the Board was also in
debted to tho contractor for building the new
school at Thir4 and Harrison streets, TO the
amount Of 5000. and that when the new build
ing was rooted in the dmount would be Increased
70 $9. 900.
Mr. II. N. Jealkina said that the city had no
money for itself OF the Board of Education either,
and that city bonds were selling slowly. He said
that suggestion had been maze to the effect th
the work on the new school be suspended after tie
building is rooEed in.
Me-. Balrd thought that in about three weeks
enoagh bonds could be sold by the city to furnish
the Board with $1,000, With which to pay the
builder OF the new school.
Mr.. Child moved that note be drawn for
81 600 Mt ninety days, for the purpose of paying
tha contractor. Adopted.
Mr. II. II. jenkins moved that the BuIldlng
Comnittes be instructed to make arrangements
with the contractor, Mr.. SEEDS, for the suspension
of work on the building after the roof is on. Not
seconded.
Mr.. Child stated that by the next meeting Cf
the Board the building would be rooted in, ana
by that time it can be Ascertaincd whether or not
money for paying the contractor can be obtained
The Committee on Teachers Institute reported
that Rev. Il. 4. White had been engaged to lecture
before the Teachers Institute, of this city, on
friday evening last, but was prevented from so
doing owing 10 the sudden death of his brother
The TreasureI's monthly statement, showing a
balance on hand OF 81 ,43977 was read and refer
red
The Secretary read a communication in refer
ence to the fact that the Board, in taking charge
of the Howard School, was required to pay to the
teachers in said school the same salaries they had
heretofore been receiving. These salaries are rs
follows; Principal, $40 per month; first assistant,
S35 per month second assistant, $50 per month
janitor, SIC per month in winter and sc in sum-
mer. from Dee. lst to May lst an additional
teacher Is generally employed, at a salary of $50
per month.
These salaries were adopted by the Board.
The monthly report of superintendent Harlan
was read. Conden sed, 1t was rs follows
Wheie No Of pupils belonging to the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOung Mea from tie effects Of
lmpediments 70 Marriage Removed. .keH ma1hoA
Of treatment. New and remag9nhle remeaAees
Books and Circulars sent free IN seaiO1 anYelBpes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No South
Ninth St. Philade phia, ,-an Institution having
q high reputation for honorable coaduet aud pnO-
fsssionAl skin. pcJ28-5taWEWSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

SUPPOSED HOMICIDE On Tuesday night last,
in st. Martins district, near Whaleyvlie, Wor-
ceater county, a man by the name of IIeuTy Brit
tngham came TO his death at the hands OF some
person not yet definitely known. Suspicion, it is
said, points TO young man as the perpetrator Of
the deed. A severe wound was found upon the
front part of Bnttsngh4ms head, which had the
appearance of having been made by brass knuckles.
The skull, We understand was fractured, causing
death. The difficulty bstveen the parties, it is
thought, arose from politics. -:S'aoo Nm, (1Id.)
Messenger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
- tnsUaancr oonarrn.or

Alh .Al seg.g y ,baliimore some two weeks henee.
Deaqes -. fennypacker, Esq, Of this place, who
coliee al TIE evidence Which coavIcioa UddeT.
zses. zsAa W. aPPear tor the ineuTance companies
rendered " hls hondsnen, and & noW nnder
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

ilsNoT AFRARD. "A barefoot atom OF pick
snlnny was observed tho other day, cycling a
not very engaging looking wooden Indian In
Tear In his cOuntenAnce. At length, muster.
ing e0ange, he approached the MOdOc eau .
slously with hat gFippea In hand, 70 be used
~ mleslles and let 1lng square In the face OF
ne red, exclaimIng, Il 1in't afraid OF You. )
La.sa. hasslly picking up hs hat, he ran ahalt
childhood fears the'W0Oden injun.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

PERsONAL.-Rev. A. j. Snyder, pastor of
the Olivet Presbyterian Church, Of this city,
left this morning, for Bucks COUNTY, Pa /,
where he proposes recreatinC for a few days.
and transacting some little business.
Rev. A. d. Davis, editor and pu bllsher of
The Rescue Temperance paper) and pastor of
the M. e. Church, at Georgetown, was in this
city, yesterday. Last evening he preached at
Union NJ, E. Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

RRPAIRB.-The steamer BlGckistOn, of the
Merchants and Miners Transportation Com-
pany, left the yard Of the Harlem & HallinGs-
worth Company, this morning, for Baltimore
after undergoing thorough repairs. The YES
sci has been provided with a new boiler and
its machinery has been thoroughly Overhauled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

BEING REPAIRED.-The troublesome stou
cock in the water pipe on Sixth street, at the
corner of Market was again repaired last
night, A new pipe is badly needed in this 10.
oality.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

RUNNING RACEs.-There will be running
races at Point BreeZeSPark on Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week. There will be hur-
die race, steeple chase, and several one mile
dashes. About twenty horses have been en-
tered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

QUITE ILI.-We regret to state that COun-
Gilman McIntire, Of the second Ward, has
been for some time past, and still is, quite ILL.,
We hope that he may soon recover, aud re-
sumo his seat In Council
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday night last, at
Laurel ,'Del., Mr.. Loudan Moore, an Oldlgentle-
man, was found dead IN an OuthOUse, near his
residence. Deceased was very aged, and, it
is said, WAS the father of ex-AttOrney- Gene
raj Jacob Moore, of GEORGETOWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

SuPPER,-A Supper and social entertainment
will be given by the Ladies Aid Society Of 81.
Pulls NJ. f. Church on Thanksgiving nigh,
27th insf. The tables will be spread in the
basement Of the church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

WINTER LEcTuREs.-On Saturday NIGHT.
the Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts held
meeting at the Institute r0oms, S. T.. corner
Fifth and Market streets. AT this meeting ar
rangemenl were made for delivery of series
of Scientific al d other lectures, during the
coming winter. The first lecture Of the course
will be delivered on Saturday night next by
Rev. Fielder Israel Subject: "The Benefits Of
the Institute" The attendance at these lectures
should be large and encouraging, as tie DIrec-
tors are taking great pains TO furnish interes-
ting instruction, through the medium Ofl.ctures
TO those " no are probably unable TO obtain the
same through other sources.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

DELAWARE LOAN Association. "A meet
ing of the Delaware Loan Association was
held, last evening, for the purpose Of closing
up, finally, the business of the Association, az
connected with the issue of the first series
shares Of stock. The Treasurer was directed
to satisfy Nil mortgages held by the oan
against holders of the first series stock. II
was also ordered to refund to the shareholders
all the amDuRts paid in excess Of 81 90 per
share which amounted to $1.64 per share, up
to October, and all the November payments.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Association will continue in Operaiion
under the second and third series of stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

Whenever We hear q man making a dispar
aging insiluatiOn in regard to his mother IN
Law, we always feel like saying to him, " Sir,
you never would have been any where If your
rather had never had mOther-in-laW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

Rappleys's Pure White Olive Soap, If alusys
a9a neoly used n the Bath. Weuld soon 40 away
va ~ Reea ler els and Rlasteea, Allmond, agent
~ ena MARKET Ssgeels. Nipinglpn. Oal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
sooITHIRS.
MRKTINoa TRra RvRNrHa.

Washington Lodge; No l, 2 A, at hall
Second and Ring streets
Asylum Lodge, No %. o o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hail. Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division. No Z. 8 Oft At Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B u G A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 8. X OF p, at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 3ll Market street.
'WashinAton division, No 5. s of II Fifth and
Market stTcets.
American Star Iodpe No L a + nj Oood
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple, No |, True Templars. AT Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, l. o. ofG. r., now
m aets in the McClary Building
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

How THEY DIsAPPEARED.--Recentiy subscri-
befs TO that excellent paper, the Reading Eagle
made lond complaint that they could not get
their papers regularly At length the cause OF the
ineguariiy was discovered thievish goats
wcre in the habit of daily devOuring the Eagles,
with a view, of course to dgestlng the con-
tents.' The Eagle men are now after the goats
with big clubs and the price Of these animals is
rapidly advancing in Reading, But what siOm-
aehs these goats must be possessed OF!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

BUlIDIH0 lNPRovEMKNT-C s. Erb proprie-
tor OF the Washington House, South 9TH street,
near Chestnut, is erecting handsome brick sta
bic. two stories in height on the of his lot,
frontng on Lemon street. The bnIldIng Is ready
for roofing. and the front will have the appearance
OF a dwelling. lie has purchased the adjoining
briCk house aud Rot on the north, which will give
him a handsome structure on Lemon street Of 46
feet front with large Yard ON the south side.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
.aeo0At Sa9GCEloeuoE
.onl. .,ln aaAI. q. .ElIMil.4a

- "a WoNpKR or MEDICAL SCIENCE may well
beappIied 10 Dr. Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Z ishea " half century since this remarkable
remedy Naa introduced 90 tue public, and yet the
Immediate aud enEiable reputation which ngaiNed
hyiits wonderful cures oi coughs colds, hopping
cough, sore throat, infuenza, consumption, and
aiibronchiai complaints, Is 10 this day fully sus-
taihed. 2t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-16
Chicago Market.

I Chicago, Sept ,l5sTFIourS- Market
steady with aAmoderate demand; receipts
and stocks light; extra, Spring % 40ae 60
Q do 81 III cash or seller September; No.
8 DO ~ e7a1 e7tc rejected SIoo Corn
No. 9 mixed 42tc cash or seller Septem-
Der; rejected 800. oOats-Nos 2, SOC cash;
rejected 27sc! Rye-No.S 9, &c. Barley
Opened firm but closed dull. No. Z
Spring sold OF 81 SEAL IS, closed ats 81;
No. 8, $104. Provisions-Mess Pork
$16a16 rs cash; SIS 81, seller September.
Lard-7ec cash or january. Bulk Meats
Shoulders, seller. December at 4ac; short
clear middles, Esarne option, &c. Bacon
mo sales. Whisky-Sales at 99fa9Sc,
closing OF inside price, safi' f99T