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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-15

he attempted to loosen buoy. tried
to join him, but my wounds we're begin
ming to tell upon my strength, and mum
bers easily drove me off. With no hope
left, endeavored to retrace my steps
but was Immediately attacked by two OF
three fresh arrivals. ] here managed ia
get within striking distance Of one,
whom / succeeded in knocking down;
but the success cost me dear, as his com
panions wounded me at the same mo-
ment desperately in the left side. How
they let me retire l cannot imagine; how
| was able is equally difficult for me to
explain. But | wss again attacked by
two others, armed with capstan bars, who
successfully knocked me down with these
weapons. rolled out OF their way, and
for a time was left in peace. staggered
to the wheelhouse, but had to support
myself on an umbrella which / picked up.
On receiving my wound in the side, /
had sufficient presence of mind to shove
my handkerchief and fingers into the
aperture to keep my lungs from break
ing out. The pirates, either imagining
| was trying to conceal something, or in
brutal sport, tore my hand several times
from the wound. The agony thus en-
dured can never forget. One of them
motioned to me to throw myself over
board, and even pretended to do it, lift
ing me up in his arms. Another, whom
| judged to be the chief, as he staggered
about in my hat, with a revolver and
cutlass at his belt, brandishing his sword,
pretended to draw it across my throat
several times, to the evident delight Of
all his comrades. | was lying on the
deck for six hours with these fellows
close to me, but not for one instant did
/ lose consciousness. A junk then
came alongside, when the steamer was
stopped for the first time. The plunder
was transferred to the junk, and they all
hastened on board her, after spiking and
breaking the helm.
Immediately on their leaving, the crew
came on deck, and rigging helm in the
stern, commenced working the ship. A
Chinese merchant, procuring assistance,
carried me to the saloon. placed me on
a sofa, and covered me with tablecloth
to keep the cold from my wounds. All
on board were so overcome that they had
to be kept at their work by copious
supply of brandy. We were delayed
sometime in Macao harbor before we
were permitted to land, regiment of
soldiers being drawn up to receive US on
the quay, and no Chinaman was allowed
to leave before he was searched and his
name and address were taken. 1t is
only when | look at the proofs on my
body of its horrible reality that awake
to full sense of all my danger, and a
feeling of thankfulness for my miracu.
lous escape drives every other thought
away.
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EDITORIAL TribuIations in Paris.

Partisan editors are having a very
lively time just at present. They are
not only constantly censured for the
publication of on dts of the widest
description, but every few days are
severely punished for giving currency
to scandals. A short time since a
French bohemian named Canonne in
vented a scandal and sold it to several
papers, all of which eagerly published
it. The result was that five editors we're
fined 100 francs each Ducret, of the
Paris Journal, and Massey, of the Figaro,
300 francs each, and Fraysinnaud, of the
Soir, 500 francs and six days imprison
ment. Cannone, the originator of the
scandal, received as his portion 500
francs fine and Imprisonment of fifteen
days. Notwithstanding the severity of
this punishment, it is more than proba-
BILE that every one of them will be
caught in the same trap again at the
first opportunity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-15
A PERSIAN LOVE SONG.

All! sad are they who know not love.
But, far from passions tears and smiles.
Drift down moonless sea. beyond
The silvery coast Of fairy isles.
And sadden they whose longing lips
Kiss empty air and never touch
The dear warm mouth of those they love
Waiting, wasting. suffering much.
But clear as amber. fine as musk,
Is life TO those who, pilgrim wise,
Move hand in hand from dawn to dusk,
Each morning nearer Paradise.
Oh, not for them shall angels pray;
They stand in everlasting light;
They walk in Allah's smile by day,
And nestle in his heart by night.
Thomas Bailey Atdrich
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A numbered FIOFfns for a single
Hair.

Here rs Fegy pretty story from
Vienna, told BY one Of the papers 10 ihss
city:
"A few days ago q young and poorly
clad girl entered a BARRIERS shop 10
Nienne, aud told the proprietor that he
must buy her head TIE fFiseprs ex-
amined her long, glossy, chestnut locks,
and began 10 bargain. He could giYe
eight gulden, aud no more. Hair was
plenty this year. the price had fallen,
there was less demand. and other phrases
Of the kind. The little maiden's eyes
fillei with tears, and she hesiiated a
moment while threading her fingers
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Directors

Directors:
JAMES D. PORTER. JR., Gov. of Tennessee'
LOUIS HANAUER. of Schoolfeld. Hanauer
& Co.
F. M. WHITE, Of F. M. White &Co.
M. @. PEARCE. of Pearce. Suggs & Co.
Z. URQUHART, of e. Urquhart & Co.
I. B. HAYNES. eff T. B. Haynes X Co.
HENRY WETTER. of H. Wetter & Co.
Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired; policies issued for three
years for two annual premiums. Att
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LEGAL,
Non.Reaiiient Naiice,

William eobeleel Second Circuit Court of
vs.. Shelby County, Tennes-
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendant. Caroline
Gobelee is a non-Tesiaent Of the State Of Ten
nessee; II l. therefore ordered that she make
her appearance herein at the court house, in
The city Of Memphis. Tennessee. on OF before
plead, answer or demur 70 plaintiffs bill for
divorce. OF The same viii be taken for con.
fessed as to he- aad set for hearing ex parte;
and iAat . COPY Of this order be published
snee week for four successive weeks in the
Public Ledger.
A copy-Attest:
GEO. J. CAMPnELL. Clerk,
N. 9. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
4-so-Riq2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-07-02
LUMBER, LATH,
AND PvCKE,TS

Our facilities for storage of logs and mau-
uIactu11ng lumber are ample, being superb
or TO any other On the Wisconsin River
having storage separate and independent
from the main River sufficient to safely
hold and handle at least 100000 feet of
logs, and would say to cur old customers as
we'll as others who may wish saving done,
that we have recently reftted and added
largely to the capacity of our mill for manu-
featuring and handling lumber, and hope by
1alr dealing and strict attention to business
to merit a continuance Of their patronage
We would also call the attention of the
citizens OF Wood County to our complete
stock of
, 1874-06-05
An English Couples Entc.

- oH'1W sRd NGn 4 of4 sun, AEny 70.
"WaddanH," was tried and convicted on a
charge of horao-Btealing in tho Court OF Oyor
ai,d Tormtncr Of Middlosox County, N, Y. and
wae sentenced to State Prison for Ave yoars
Previous to his departure for Trenton tic DeD,,-
ty Sheriff permitted his vito to visit him. On
ono occasion sho appeared at tho gato with
largo fruit-oako, which sho eaid sho wished to
giSo to Austin. Tho officer examined
tho cake, and, In tho oontrc, NICE
~ slowed away found a small steel
shw, 4 stool Anifo blade, md handcuff
Key Tint had hoen stolen from tho Deputy-Shor-
1ns III oihco. she was arrested for attempting to
a1d Aust1na escape, and wAH sentenced to six
montls' imprisonment. Upon the expiration Of
her term, she had nn interview with hor Lus-
band, and promised to romain true to her mar
rage vow until he Horvod out bis eoptonoo. This
sho iallod to do, which, coming to Austin's oars,
20 dtslloartoncd him that he committed suicide
ny cutting hts throat with shoemakor's knifo.
Mrs. Austin, who was beautiful and accom-.
pushed woman. In November last loft Trenton.
wreck OF hor formor solf.
y, On tho 2od Of November tho body of woman
alongside tho Pennsylvania Kailroad, botweou
Linden aud Hallway. Tho only clue to its idon-
tty was an envelope addressed "h1r. Alexander
qlosBop Ronds, shoriold, England"
anu acraWleI on the roverse eide was tho mama
OF f" Maria Elizabeth Austin." Tho body was IN
TERED. Yesterday now phase was put on The
caae by the reception OF q letter from Mr. NIcIn-
tosh Of shofliold, by Afr. Charles Maua, of llah-
wy; We From this and other details tappears TINT
tho body was that Of Mrs. Austin. lilo couple
belonged to families Of tho highest respectable
!ty. roar Leods, and had elopod to this country
ln 1868. The lottor asked for tile fullest. par.
ticu!nrB. H
, 1874-06-05
Time that tho poonlo OF the Northwoat woro to
swny tho tlostinlos of tho United Statoa. ian.

Time that tho pooplo Of the Northwest woro to
sway tho dostlnlos of tho United ssasca. [Ap-
plACHo.]
Tho (iovornor tben foelugly alluded to the
widows OF deceased aettlors, and recalled thp
time whom 1o had Ibid hiH loved mothor to her
otoral rost In tho bosom Of TINT fair yaloy. 10
tho young generation, ho gavo tho adyco TINT
ssyo sy u po'ponslsoh ss a'5 y Ill., If 'ng wa vo9 5
tlays Of their youth to treasure ali Tint waa
virt,otts and good, to improve their minds. aud
go pronato themselves to NJ the PLACES vncatoa
Ny thotr tathors Wfen tho long roll " of provt-
douoo should summon tllcm to eternity. l1o
concluded by hoping often to moot tho Bottlorn
OF ,' Eox.l.'yer Valley at thoso reunions. loud
OF Chicago, was noxt introduced, mud leltvorod
very briof Bpeeollt III tho oourHo of which ho
urged hfn henrorn to ally religion with education,
70 1hSs toy Stt grow up onest a. well rs In
curse OF the country, The p,lblic-Hclool systom,
nilod to religion, WAS tho bulwark Of liberty.
OTHER srBAKEns.
The Hon. Augustus Admins. having boon loud
" called for, Hpoko a few words Of congratula-
ton, and hoped that oao4 year might add to tho
prosperity OF their beautiful valloY.
Tho Hon. ]. r. Harrington noxt spoke on gen.
oral matters, and grow eloquent describing the
pastoral beauties Of tho Fog River.
Col. Josslyn delivered a vary humorous speech,
which WAS roplote with ludicrous romlniBoonoos
md his early carcer ns n Hottler.
TIE BTOnM.
The oratfon Of tho Colonel WAS rather rut1ely
interrupted by o very strong and sudden gale,
Which shook tho building to it's foundations,
md produced no little commotion among tho
people. Nobody ran Away, however, and tho
spocch WAS concluded In regular form.
OFF1OERS. +,
This ended tho oratorioal exercises, and tho
members Of the Association proceeded to elect
ollloorB for tho ensuing year, the vote resulting
us follows:
Fresident-Dr. j. Teft.
iee-Iresatcnts- +. Harvey, F. ". Wright, E. II.
". Cornell, j. O. bosworth. I. L, Mcclure.
sSctrttaFU-U. Thompson.
IFeasurcr-O. Davidson,
E1scttirt Cbnln.ittec-C. W. DrowRtcr. II. Clifford.
g. ". Nngsloy, J. 9, Lee, D. g. Hammond !. T. Bnrt-
lett, J. A. Carpenter, Il. Bhormnn, A. ringlce, A.
Keralinw, Agtlssna Adams, ]. L, Harrington.
Tho Association adjourned amid q polting
storm Of wind and rain. by tho way, tho" "O1d
Sottlers" aro rather superstitious Is regards Tho
weather. All the preceding anniversaries were
dampened by rain, and that Of to-day only c.
cnrea until dinnor waB oyor. NovortlolcBB thoy
intend to keep celebrating for many year to
come.
Tho Insane Asylum will bo visited by tho
Governor aud otlcr gentlemen tomorrow.
, 1874-06-05

against tho ch!cago / Northwestern Railway
Company claiming 9e0.o0o.
Frederick Fischer commenced . aulb for
Danio i. Mc1,naa auod 81 ''tti tho ntvorsias 1u,~
proyomcnt Company for R2, 900.
THE COUNTY COURT.
| :, III tho mattor Of the oRtato OK John Anderson,
granted lin to withdraw vouohors. h''' ''''A ''"'0
Ine Inventory, app1einement, and widow'a
proved md her solpction fllesl.
| =, Lohtia Nard was appointed guardInn of John
ward, unler nm approved bond Of $500.
lilo following lunaoy caHes wero triod and tho
Jury returned vordlntH Of insanity in each caso
uaAa Witkop, 8. Q. Edwards, md Bridget Long.
On petition Of John O. Roohlor, the Court Or
With. to try tho question Of alleged insanity Of
Mary Noohler, aud tho jury returned verdict Of
Tho alleged insanity Of August Te1lnguo was
tha jury WHO aat upon tho case.
wore continued ono week.
The flies Of tho estate Of John 1Iadlock wero
restored, and tho administrator discharged on
payment Of costa.
Grant Of guardianship waa issuod to Lowis
1saacson as guardian Of Annie O. johnson, q
minor, n under m approved bond Of $500.
. ano 1n guardian of Frederick Lehmann waa Dis
ward, WHO lias attained his majority.
Ino partnership Inventory aud appraiaoment
OF tho ostato Of Androw ]. Hayward was ap-
proved
JUDGE BLoDoETr-From LAB unlimited.
xoo 9uDos Is nooEns-44s. 517, 12l. to $40, oxoopt
5oRsH nSoRH1s1 3ss 2o o1cept $780, 1s7 1888,
~ 5gDaE TneETa1 ase appeals and general docket,
gunaE GAnY-oo to 80.
, 1874-06-05

TToie bALE-TW0 PARIOR Btils AND 10T IN
f. asAeF are goSd square box tophuggy saI
MATER, I'll Washlngton.st. ' '''''' D. OAAA'
FoInas sAhGx .slns;e nnnss'!A aaa TIiIEEPiY AND m
and stco nnsraynss Address w. TriIano oaice.
()N EASY rEnMs- -EutNIrUHB a1UYHs. 01R,
nGss INV Mu % u tortas to suit Tug pureaxos
where JNo' u. sAHTH, lVi wsst MsaaSast.' '"''
, 1874-06-05

1oARTFEn WANTkD-AN ExpEHIENOED Hijs1'
noes man: Wth SH ooo capita - porfsot.y safe,
dke.s. With AllnaNie, Q 4t. Tribune otaao 1'e'
fsAhr;M,,EI:ME WANTEp.,WIrH ANTEp,WIrH s7oo OR s8oo, N An
oq0 IT, d year. Gall 1t 70 West Washioatnn, Pas
PARTNER WANTED-I WILL TAKE AN rVFTT-
Rntie partner With 90, coo In large su nrt,,ncrn
Chicago. ~~S"" y cuI
, 1874-06-05

DWnn!G1EsT7AEoALLY Is!1l 7t Obtained. NOT FRA AUD.
tha ovu1ts ol Qlioaso. Addssu Psst uG0e bei Iii,
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twenty feet OF water is secured. and
they may subsequently, be revoked un'
less two sdditioBsl feet o: water 10 Sc
cured each succeeding year until TWEEN
ty-six ieet OF water is secured,
and two additional feet within two
years thereafter. When . chsnnel of
% feet can be maintained with Q clear
surface width OF not less than 600 feet,
60 that chips drawing % feet can be
safely navigsted, aud 90 that two ships
can pass each other in safety, the gov
eminent is to pay to Fades or his legal
representatives. g. .0O0, 900, and for each
additional depth oftwo feet an addition
al million of dollars, TIE whole cum not
10 exceed S5,000,000 Commissioners
are to be appointed hy the President to
examine the work and payments are to
be made on their report, and VIXEN
they report that a channel Of twenty
eight feet has been permanently
established, ap additional t60O,OO0 is
to be paid at yearly intervals.
Mr.. McCresry, chairman OF the
committee, opposed the bill in that
iorm ss being too much like the Sam
born contracts, and contended that the
engineering problems should be studied
and solved by the United States epgi-
neer corps. and that whatever work
NAV be decided upon shall be executed
directly by the Government
At the close OF Mr.. McCrarys speech
The House took recess. The evening
session is to be for debate only.
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AIi.eh-ny 1--we stock mara o. .

PIrrsBuRah, June 1.-The receipts
beet cattle at the Allegheny yards we're
Al car load. The quality OF the offer
ings was very good. Owing TO an ad.
vance OF from 25 to 40 cents per hum
dred weight 10 Chicago there was con.
siderable difference between the views
of buyers and holders st the opening OF
the market. The butchers we're little
ioclined to buy at an advance, the
high price they have to pay Tor ice ma
terially reducing their profit on meat.
A good many were sold at from l2t9
lSc per cwt over last weeks rates, but
this advance was not sustained to the
close Of the market andit may be sale
" pu, down that last weeks prices
governed the market this week With the
exception OF extra cattle which were
higher. Some good bulls were offered
and brought comparatively high fig
ures
There were bnt y car loads OF fresh
COVE, including rome very foe ones.
The best brought $50, other grades from
SIS to $40. About q car load OF calves
were offered and sold at from s. 90 TO
Sc 90 per cwt.
The receipts OF swine were 800 head.
being about 100 more than last week,
The rates we're about l0c per cwt high
er, bat the market wss slew aud Gales
were made with difficulty, there spps-
rently being but little demand. The
warm weather, Of course, lessons the
inquiry.
The receipts OF sheep and lsmbs we're
upwards OF 1000 head, or between 400
and 500 more tnsn last week. The
offerings were sll clipped and prices
we're unchanged. The market, how-
ever, WAS very slow. and at the close q
great many remained unsold.
CArrLE-Extrs brought g 25; nrime,
fair and good 6 2597 10; bulls 4 Oo9
7 90.
Hces-Prime 6 25S6 60, common
10 quotations.
SHKEP-Fair, prime and extra clipped
brought from 81 90 TO 6 20. according
to quality. Lambs from 81 50 TO 4 %
3 bead.
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NASHVILLE.
Suicides.

NASHVILLE, June 3.-Loyal 1nper.
soI OF Ashton, Illinois, suicided BY
taking morphine at the Kossuth House
in this city last night. He was not
discovered until this Afternoon. He wrote
spd left very vsluminous and sffec-
tonste letter, addressed 10 mis- wife Mrs.
Elizabeth J. Ingersol, in which he de-
plores the fatal step. He gives advice
relative to the conducting OF his busi-
ness, and implores her forgiveness,
saving, This is my last writing. and il
j. now about 3 o'clock p. M, and i feel
the effects Of my drug, 60 | will close.
Coed bye to all" In a postscript he
ssys, 81 believe my mind is wrong, iol
nv Intention has not been to do any.
thiDg with myself but | could not help
IT,"
Meta Edwards, who resided on
North Spruce street, near the Catholic
Church, in South Nashville, committed
suicide Yesterday morning about
o'clock by shooting himself through the
temple with Colt repeater. while Ia
boring under fit OF temporary insani-
tv caused by severe nervous p,ostrstion.
He leaves behind him to mourn bic
loes a wife and five children, four
daughters and q SOD. He was about
So wears of sge.
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wheeling Cattle Marhet.
WRDSEsDLY, June


The run oil stock Was about the same
in quantity and quality as that OF last
week, with the exception Of sheep and
lambs which are 10 demand and COM
msDd good prices. While there we're
pleoty o. buyers for stock, yet they
seemed disi pcliued TO purchase unless
9, concessions in prices, and especially
in that OF hogs.
CArrLE-The ruling OF the market
was 81 5095 25 per c~t. The ARR.
vals during the week amounted to IS
head
Hoss-The offerings Of hogs we're
light and, - stated above, prices seem.
ed to be on. the decline. Durisg the
week 90 head were sold at from IS 90
10 5 50 per cHt.
SHREP-Tbe cfftrings OF sheep were
heavy and all were sold. They brought
495c per poand. The arrivals amount-
ed TO III head.
LANBs-Thirty-two lambs were sold
at I csna per pound.
CALvEs-Thirty-fve cslves were sold
at from g TO 81 per head, according
] to age and condition. .... =
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Nsw YORK, June 3.-Cotton-Quiet;
middling uplsuds Isle. Fiour-Un-
changed. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Unchanged. Whest-Less plenty
and higher; No. . Chicago spring 81 A
al As; No. = Milwaukee l As; Canada
clDb in bond | so; winter red western
I 5s. Rye-Qui.t. Bsrley-Nominsl.
Coru-Scsree sud q shade frmer; new
and old mixed western soc; western
yellow Sl@S2c. Osts-S arce and
firmer; mixed western 63964!G white
western $4,000. Cofee-U ncbsuged.
Sugsr-Aclive and higher lair 10 good
refining 7t99tc. Molssses and Rice
-Unchsuged; Petroleum-Crude Ste,
refined 1910. Eggs-Firm western
l4I6l6c. .Lesther-Firm at 27ic
Wool-Firm. Pork-Firmer new
m.ss SIT IS spot; Il S7i9lS 90 June;
IS l0@lS 80 July. Beei-U uchsng-
ed; middles frp; short clear lO!c
Lsrd-Flrm; prime steam llAc spot;
lll91l 9-l6c june ll!@ll ll-l6
July; life August. Bu,ter-Frp; new
western 26632c. Cbeese-H.svy; al
l0@l5tc. Whisky-Quiet at 81 90.
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B Y TELEGR R A:P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, ONCE North.
west corner Of Main and l2th streets.
w WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June 3.
Sale OF Sum sr's Effects.

W ARLINGTON, June ..
Sale OF Sum ~ sr's Effects.
The personal effects OF the late Chas.
Sumner, were cold at auction to-day.
The House special committee to in
vestigate the Arkansas affairs, start iol
Little Rock this week.
The Committee on Appropriations
have agreed to appropriate 100000
for the continuation OF Hayden's sur
veys, aud $3l 900 for those OF Powell.
The Illinois Press Association with
their wives, bv special appointment
paid thei, respects to the President this
morning.
Secretary Richardson to-day gave
notice that the principal and accrued
interest OF the bonds below designated
and known as 5.20 bonds will be paid
at tie Treasury OF the United States in
the city OF Washington On aud after
September Sd, 1874, and that the iu-
terest OF said bonds will cease on tina,
day. These coupon bonds, known as
the third seres, act Of February 25tb,
1862, dated May Let. 1862. are as fol-
lows: Coupon bonds: $50, No. 10,
col to l2,l00, both inclusive; 300,
No 34,00l to 37.4O0, both in
elusive; $500, No. 1861 to
1890. both inclusive; $1,000,
No. Al col to 46.lOO. both inclusive
total $4.5O0,000. Registered bonds
$50, No. l4ll to l45O, both inclu-
,iv, 800, No. lO,56l to lO6SO. both
mel sive; $500. No. 6,30l TO $3.50,
/ L inclusive; $1,000, No. 25,65l to
100, both inclusive; $1,000, No.
s l0l to $3.50, both inclusive; $4,000.
No. l032l to l0,509, both inclusive !;
total, s50O,000 Grand total, S., 900, ,000.
The United States securities forwarded
for redemption, should be addressed to
the loan division OF the Secretary's OF,
fee, and all registered bonds should be
assigned to the Secretary OF the Treasu-
~ tor redemption.
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CHICAGO Market.

CHICAGO, June 3-Flo1r-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Active and
higher No. l Chicago spring 81 22i
al q; No . do Isl cash or June;
l Ia July; No. 3 do IA; rejected
l 04@l 05. Corn-Iu fair demand
and firm; No. 2 mixed Soc CASH or
June; 56lc July; size August rejected
52i@52!c; nigh mixed 6iG56ic. Oats
ACTIVE and advanced; No. 2 45!c
cash; 423c July; rejected 42ic. Rye
STEADY; No. 2 9Oc. BsrIey-Dull
aud nominal; No. = spring 81 40.
Pork-In fair demand and higher at
$l7 40 cash or June; II 65 July.
Lsrd-Highe5 lot bid July. Bulk
Meats-Steady and unchanged. Wbrs
ky-In lair demand and firm at 95c
Freishts-Iu tair demand q, lower
rates.