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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05
The First Wine.

A Grecian legend is as follows :
when Bacchus was a boy, he jour-
ncyed through Helias to Naxia, and,
as the way was very long, he grew
tired, and sat down to rest. As he
sat there with his eyes upon the
ground, he Jaw q little plant spring
up between his feet, and was so much
pleased with it that lie determined to
take it with him and plant it in Naxia.
lie took it up and carried it with him
but as the sun was very hot, he feJr
ed it might wither before be reached
his destination. He found a birds
skeleton, into which he thrust it and
went o.. But in his hand the plant
sprouted so fast that it started out Of
the bones above and below. This
gave him a fresh fear of it whitening
and he cast ABOUT for its remedy. He
found q lions bone which was thick
er than the skeleton, and he stuck the
skeleton, with the plant in it, into the
lions bone. Ere long, however,
the plant grew out of the
lions bone likewise. Then he found
the bone of an ass, larger still than
of the lion. So put the lions bone,
containing the birds skeleton and the
plant into the ASS bone, and thus he
made his way to Naxia. When
about to set the plant, he found that
the roots had entwined themselves
around the birds skeleton and the
lions bone, and the ass bone
and. as he could not take
it out without damaging the roofs
he planted it as it was, and it came
up speedily and bore, to his great
joy most delicious grapes, from which
be made the first wine, and gave it to
men to drink. But behold q mira
Gle When men drank of it, they
first sang like birds next, after drink.
ing a little more, they beanie vigor-
Gus and gallant like lions ; but when
they drank more still, they began to
behave like asses. midland Farm
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Commercial Advertiser.
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TO THE
and Debiif's'
of Both Sexes

No Charge for AdUtcs ana
DIR. j. b. DYoTr, graduate OF 'ene
Medical College. Philadelphia, author
several valuable works, Can Dc cop
ON all diseases Of the sexual or or
Organs, (which he has made al 80 So,
study either in male or females DO
from what cause originating or-ofhov 'va
standing. A practice of 30 years ens m,
him to treat dis. ases with success. O
guaranteed. Charges reasonable -
at a distance can forward letter descl'D
symptoms and enclosing stamp 10 p'f
postage
Send for the Cuide 10 Health. Price i'''
J.B DYo1T. ND NY
Physician and Surgeon, lo4 Duans0@
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MULEs.-If you want mules for
farm work, select mares Of medium
size, not over three years cid, train
them to work you want them TO do,
By gentle treatment, speak kindly to
them 10 gentle tones. Do not get in
q passion and swear. The mule new
er swears, nor does it comprehend its
meaning any further than to know
that the swearer is not his friend.
Feed just high enough to keep in
good working condition ; il fed toe
high, its feet and legs become too
weak for the body and give cut
[Stock journal.
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To Travellers and Citizens of

NOoS L Olil anu DCTdlllOU,
I will on the fret of May 1875 be-
gin running my Stage line from Moss Point to
Scranton aud return twice each Hay making reg.
ular trips and close connections with all Passen-
ger trains going East and West, calling for aud
delivering passengers, baggage and express par.
cells at any points below Elders Ferry without
extra charge.
~ Passengers wishing'to be called for at
their Residences or Persons h aving express mat
ter or light freight parcels to end off or be de-
livered at their residence will please notify Mr.
III w. Moore, at my Store in Moss Point, Mr.. h.
e.. StiIh, at my Store in Scranton or the Stage
Driver.
ty> Stage'will leave Denny g. Co.'s Office IN
MOSS POINT each morning one hour before the
arrival in SCRANTON of First Train going
West and will leave SCRANTON ten minutes
after the arrival of first train from New Orleans
Will make the same trip aud time before and
after evening trains. Coming aud going each
time by Moss Point post Off ce, my Store in Moss
anv express matter, le ters, kilograms or light
freight packSges intrusted to our care.
70" Passenger'tickets will be sold for one
dollar for the round trip or sseventy-tive cents
going only one way, ANY tickets good until
used. NJ. A. DEES, Proprietor.
" Tickets can be procured of Messrs. Ira
Toome, Moses Golf. Nelson Wood and H.. W.
oorc, at MSS Point and of Mr.. f.. E.. Stith. at
ranton. al
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Sunday night a policeman on Ba-
ksr Street, passing a certain house
about ten o'clock, saw a man drop
from a window and heard smothered
cries inside. He seized the man for
a burglar, but soon found that he had
the owner Of the house in his clutch
es. We'll, said the officer, it looked
suspicious to see you drop cut of a
window that way. WELL replied
the man, heavinga sigh,' when the old
woman gets her dander up. | amt
particular about what road | take to
get out Of the house,
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An Uqfaiiag Remedy far
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESs,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA.
SORENESS of the THROAT, CHEST
ana LUNGS, and all Diseases leading to
CONSUMPTION.
1t will not make new lungs, but it will pre-
vent The disease from spreading throughout the
whole substance of the. lungs, therefore %faciita-
ting recovery
1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and
Banks, OF wondertu, healing properties andthis
Balsam is highly recommended by physieians
clergymen and others. testimonials from whom
| ran furnish without rnmber.
The children like it and they tell
1t cures their colds and makes them well
And mothers seek the store 70 try it;
With hundreds who desire 10 buy il.
Don't fail to try it. II is pleasant to take.
See that the naue of 4. w, kinsman is bic WI in
the bottle.
To- Sample Bottle and Circu. NJ Free..GT
w. kINsSIAN, PROPER.
Water Street. Augusta, MAINE
Prices IS and IS Cents. Largest Bottles cheap
est.
4 1910 for n better article.
$40, 900 for a case il will not cure.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
neA-F r Sale by DIR. Moore. Scranton.
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OaASgs CuLrUag We have for
many jean, regarded the Orange
belt Of Ioa<hna as a greater source
OF woaitt WA the gold mines Of Cal.
iioraiasger we're. The demand for
the - Is FAR in ercess Of the sup
ply, nd the probabilities are that
this will always be the case. We
take tho following interesting facts
on this subject from the Louisiana
Sugar Bowl Of recent date
Few Of our readers have any con
ception Of the magnitude of the
orange trade with foreign countries.
From a New York commercial paper,
which gives the value Of all articles
imported through that city, we learn
that during the month Of March
1884, 992 worth Of oranges were
landed in that city from foreign
countries, and that the average I'M
portations throughout the year
amount to more than two hundred
thousand dollars per mouth, Of
oranges alone.
This gives an idea of the demand
the growers of oranges have to sup.
ply, and if every acre of land in
Louisiana was cultivated in oranges,
yet the market could not be overs
stocked. Therefore, away with the
notion that the business of orange
culture al be overdone. and plant
more trees.
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III C e S

on Pearl River for sale, 3 miles from Pearling
ton, about oue-third is piney woods, high dry
and rolling with fine springs of water, a portion.
is swamp land, rich, and suitable for tillase, the
whole is heavily timbered with pine. oak. cyp-
ress, ash, maple &c. Only about ~ acres have
been cleared and cultivated. lRhis land is offer
ed pery cheap for cash. For further particulars,
inquire of STAR OFFICE.
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LtN cftthHN 1HNt 100 -
To DEALERS IN IRON TIES,
Planters and Country Merchants generally,
Gentlemen
We most sincerely tfnder our thanks
for your very liberal support and patronage OF
The celebrated ARROW TEE and here
by des re TO advise you that we are now pre-
pared to meet the demands of all our patrons re
quiring the we'll known irrepressibie ARROW
1IE, and other open " side shot, " Cotton Ties;
having on band the largest stock ever held
throughout the cotton States, which we author
ize sold in any quantity under full guarantee, AS
as regards quality, and at the lowest market
rates, by our agents in the following elties'
New Orleans, La. Mobile, IA.
Mempbis. Tenn. Montgomery, Ala
Louisville Ky. Atlanta Ga,
st. Louis, Mo. Macon, ia,
Galveston. Texas. Savannah, ga.
Charleston, s. C. wilmington n. G,
Petersburg. Va. Norfolk va
Baltimore, Nd. New YORK.
Very respectfully,
R. W.. RayRe ~ Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
sep12. 3m Late Bartlett u Rayne.1
, 1875-04-15

Withdrawn from stora On Tuesday for city con-
sumption ?,lco bu wheat, o,l51 bu coru, 1,a&I bu
oats, 3,sC6 bu harley.
Tho following grain vas inspected lnto atorn On Wed.
neaiay morning: 4 cars No. spring. a csss No. 4
10, cara No. do. csr rsJeced d. III whss); car
high uixsl corn, No. do. ears rejected do:
cars No. oats. car se1sctcd do car no. tarty,
rejected do. Total, IL cars, or 1000 bu. Iu-
spected out. lo,&2 bu wAes, so73 bu corn pu72 bu
oals, b,'0a bu barley.
Lake frc!ghta were in better demand. With bids OF
}4c for corn and 10 for wheat by soil 10 uudalo.
1loom WIS taken for 1bl, 600 hu.
The season OF winter storage grain expires thla
evening" 0a aud after tomorrow al grain delivered
regular muAt hAso hYs days to run "a storage.
For I'll grain ou which than thAt storage charge
Ia us snough must be deducted from Tho selling psco
to cover The didefence-tha whole charge beinR paid
wien tho grain u taken out Ut store,
Tho leading produce lnarteta generally moro
active yesteEday, most Ut them being weak early,
and ktsoug In thu latter part Of tho sessten.
The receipts Of grAla' were sgsin small Ths
quantity Inspected into store wns very hna aud the
uut Inspection la1Ve by comparison. Moderate lota
being shipped by rail, but tho chief direction ot
activity Aths elevators ~ In loading vtkfels 20 out Oh
tho ol eninK Of navigation, aud thus saye additional
storage. II Il generally expected that thu will
open much later than usual but that IL BY
esaiu. Tho Eecsnt Ms4ther tan been very favorable
for shawlng cut the Immense accumulation Of leo In
Ls Straits VI Mscxluaw, and rekort from Detroit Fe-
seiset Lers ysatsray tttd that tho leu III tbs str u
u already uuaufa for fuo travel though it has net
moved SIT. 1t wa thought That steamer could bre4k
ier way through. In suy event, tbs grain now here
will LIE ers chespiy III rsasel than elevator. and
good dexl laoso oi loading would lars bean aeus to
, 1875-04-15

Custotna receipts, {3fa,o0
Gold opened and closttl ak fl5H, With salts In the
interim at lliali34. Carrying rates, l. ~, aud tat.
Tho A.ssstaut Treasurer diabussod 5000; clear
inRs, ttl.ocnoo1.
Guyetn1ns1ata Arm. Railroads dull. state bonds
quiet. ........
Al commencement of business today the atock mar
kct WAS barely kclds, and afserwArd became wcsk
and prices went OF y to " 1Nr cent, With the clief
DECLINE Erie, Union Pacific, and Pacido Mall Lister
on the ma, became 40 tsr It oonsiaerAbs rtcoy-
cry. but during the aftraoon lean1e xeat again and
declined. There s no special given fos tue
tendsncy Of tho markst other than that ths parties
who arc most intereated In tho market 1t prts.
ent arc trying Ia crcsts Ahnrt interest. II ia
rsportci that At informal meeting OF the Mlwaakee
81 Paul Hallway Directors dividend OF rer cent
In bonds OF preferred stock ae.eed upon. asoeks
coacd weak. At about the lowest prices Of the day.
Transactions aggregate zoe ooo shsres, Of which 4oa
wers Pacific Mall, 1900 Western Union, 77.n Ete'
i6,No Lake shoEe, 7,olo Wabash, and a2'coo union
Pacific,
, 1875-04-15

HttAEt-h6f8 Ill 2EllFa ueIHAnu w u. A4 ~ AtE
gained earlier iu the wask. We quoa good 70 clotce
Il s.7dss75; and common to medium at sl.Sbs
DuFFALo.
BUFFALO, April 14,-cAr9LE-nceeirts. e31; total
for ths wcok iJ3. Tho .sket yesterday lato tn Tho
aty was prs rs rssss rl ,v .as sao o,1st se
slow TOR want Of sto k; twenty cprs fresh arrivals
through con.'gnmcs,ts; there las been an unssua!
AMOUNT Of roltnch quality of stock rerelyed and sold
thfa week, principally tonl,non CAnpds and Michigan
stosker+, uuol c.l.io found really ses At m asalca
laS j. I03o a1d l,3.G hs 1T ss..6; SLUG, Aud S1.62h
ioo ohioassefs' Ringing 1ol9 10 lly', at t69 80
y Ms,p s'ssrs sna s,ssia 1as9 ~ IT,
sartr AND L.,sn.-necelpt.. CO. making tho total
yesterday morning. w4s n,ors sc7e l-t, III tile day.
To-d,v only ~ sold. lravins car. III .ho ynsIt.
rs ssa oa 'es;p ,spnf 'pi md i' IT,
at $j.5utB 161N4 6fJ. ldl 1I,no!s sheep, aSefag-
Ing = ii ka ' oho 'heor Ell a;srasc ;r a st q a. %
ss.As: heAyy hogs. $s,a4sJ.i
NEW YoaK, Aps!! H.-DEEvEs-1tcolpta, 1860;
market active aud Arua nj advance Of ko; exrene
rangs, liza 10; aoI'er3l T., .als. - at liHS aae.
market ees,u hfm q. 6as..e for clipped sheep, and
aAessho for nnshorn:
HWixE-l!ecetEts, f,t00 to-day, and 7B0 ycsserday
nom offered alive.
sr. Lou1s, April 1s.-Hoos- s-Receirts, $50 market
nFtl hpspWtaI e9.tV9+]'i o"sou, SaseoWfs'1i Soou
10 cxira, 81 0sB.5U.
oArrLs-Kseeipts. ass; market strong; good DO.
n.vs steer, a,.8o hi assEuge s1a0 COOL o, s1.7s2
uQJ; huicherst $s.io ..5.9a mixed stock sa.1s.t0.
EAar Liberty.
EABT L1rfntT, April lt..-cA1TLE-.1teeclnts IA to-day,
III brd, aud for two tass past l32s bead snipy ftin
very light ind barely caaEl to Tie demand, though
prizes fllly AtsHc ht9her all around. AZ present
writing everything Il aold esoso fcw tall euds. mud
yerT few reported to arrive. D,st, $j.503I.95.
c1Sc!SxAr1.
CtxcrssA1i, April il1<.-IIeus-ssead5, and IN mod-
erats lenlnn,; common 7,i(33u; fair to medium, 8A
4sHe; good, s3G5G tBoi receipts l,st5 shIpnaMss,
gu,
, 1875-04-15

Tho following instruments woes aiod foz record
Tsduesday. Ap1i11i:
Prairie az, 10, II oi r x.nty ..ixln 1t, sf, a,r
10 II, dated Apr! !11................... H. G,oSo
ara sJ-i0J II wi,h buildings dated April IT, 10000
Rees u. ~ e. Of lial;ed. 3s1loo IT, with roo
co,s'tt u, " 4 u Futon 1t, I, a.s.as 10
D:aftafn .t,s ! eor u oostlc. . /, I; vt:iooI wv.
Dudley i, -, iii fe*t. of W.ianti. q, VI.
7.13;xi aaxi3l ~ Istsa W a April u :.::;.:..:. 900
.i3s.ss 3-lo Il. lied Aprii s. 10000
The lreIna4ss NJ. VI NutlIgais-st, dated April
tbs premise, No. soi xrcasr ~, d.,sl April '
w.t.ii:. i, Is 4io r. ci dii.ii It. ''0
sswIerf, i, 10 Il h q Maxwell Il, I, aiIioo Wv
f. with cma!tue. dated April lo..,....:.:: 1,too
Henry II, Ivy ?-i9 # ct Loonis At, Il I, 24x 49,.
Green i, iso 7:io Il Il is.ii i. AK '
oSi.y lss ~ y Il. Ts elars. a1 S,,.s a,sa A
west A4a,ns 81, . Il ot isooey tt, I. sasis;
7a.., @ :ss.asa % !! cot ii s.aatoa ''oo
4!stiu H. dated Apsl TO- o:..........: 10000
- q ". 2. Holden 10 1anFJ 4. warrsu,,
5ses.oa s e' II d Fiji ~: asa 5000
Of t11lGs Il: aso AlA1ns Ut, cor OF L.
I'D ]. il. s!ssd 70 " j. il. IoSn;'j. dsted
Jackson st. il; l.io ii 81 Fiitn ~ ani '
Of lc0ktdt II q. u. Loumid to T. II. Mours
sud ]. II. 8teA1j, dated April A............ 10000
Soble st, i11 It of Chicsxo Az, v 1, 1Ax95 It,
dated ian. ~. 1915. ..... ................... ps1
8amuel 1t, ~ II 4 Of par,nla 1t, VI. 2jxlS1ft,
dated April l4......,-... .................. 1910
AAlsted u, 10 ftn Of Erie st, o I, 4Gx1l5 II,
soa4a o. npt:s crs iitTs willis o. xlss
rnoM Tuk ooua ar.uousE.
Lois II to a., block 4, Ba1ttr's v II ssA
SEQ. a. ~. H. dAted April II ...............S 7AOo
IA n tSfySo
FnoM THk counr nousg.
9ereyhslle st, VI # p Ut Forty-ascanI st, +,
2ixl2J tl0 II. dated April l1I...............$ $50
Hene eslalis 1t, III # n Of Fn.ty-second u, . I,
.6xlD 5-10 II, dned April 14,............... GO
Rerson ~, v cor pf AcCafIsry Ut, . I. 2sxi1s
chanplan c % ~, aboi,. ii; Il oi FofJ.iih Il,
VT 10 It to alley, dat.d Feb 30 D........,.. 1890
Lot 23 aud n Lot ~, Hulburd's Block 3, In
Cfopgh h baruey's Lots 81 and U.s. Heo 1898,
II, dated Feb. Id, t8A.............,,.,..,. ~
ToH,pkins plato. +:0 II n Of Eicty-nlth 1t, wf,
b91 81 n, datel April lI..............,..., 1i0o
Sheridan AZ, las II . Of Forty.thir It, . I, tax
l3I n, da&0d April Observation-Disclosures. ~. 100
Lot 81. Murtord Stars d knw K,ssH.
Sec 81 II. dated IArch l.,............. t,)
PaulnA st, v cor Of Forty-ninth at. sf. 34ux
ia t-lo H. dated April 1ll%................... 2C'}
wIsr OF cErr LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RAbtCk or 7
MILEa yAhA THE CouAI-itnusR.
CotueIa II, about Ipu Il n Of Milwaukee, ay.w
303k1eJ 45'1u1 II. dated March 3l.......,. $s0oO
, 1875-04-15
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW f1BK,

spssfat 1sspa.sa 10 ras tAteaso r1euss,
New yoaH. April la.-0aA1f-luqpsy fos wheat
limited sud prices for Chicago spslng fsTor buyer but
Milwaukee comparatively arm; v1a.sr dull and tams
market cioaes lower II 4 dscllno; d.msud sats for
spring to complete freight engagsmeuts .nie1s not
huyaua 10 any exsant winter dull aud heavy, saies
srs 1896 Wv hu Il 3.ls9l.2. for uugrslt4 lows aud
A!auesosa; $l.23 for No. Chicago spriug; tIl95lA
fos ~" chicsgo sPrug, in store and aaoat s2s for
No. Milwaukee III atoga, aud il.aAsl l.2I AaoAt !.
sI.95H for No. MIwaufes aAo..; Sl.u9 - ~, !
M!nue4ota stoat; 4l.aksl.50 frr. -s4 wes.ern,
safwsios to good. aaoAtt sl.4l!h - white MlcAi-
gan aaoas. barley Il dull 81 tame; choice Il
well held; sales ot - bu swo-sowed Slate
1t t1ls on track, cati s-tys, aud buyers hare tue
aassntags; offerings t..E sales, 3, 600 bu new Ohio
mixed NJ 7so aapat. Ind Ito track; wh1ts nt 730
7soi Western mixed Il TsAc anoat, and 1lko on
track aud To lid In store wlts 1t 7331jke; taso
,ulssa Al 1a76a On track aud adaat and whis a is
@7eo oaoAs; aud tui1s4 canAdiaa to asrirn At 7so,
, 1875-04-15
MARINE.
LAKE FHEioHT8.
rt1t1hH0.


Fre!Qhts a1o ID fair demand but only ft~ snesge-
mtns were made, The rates offered balng In nost in-
stances tsow the ldsas Of va3ssl a&tuss. Tile a:hF
Chsnpion tatea whsat, and the sos1 Ellen spry aud
sweetheart corn to buffalo, probably 4Hc for corn
anl Sc for whea 80 for ths cosuvessels 10 Hara.
This schr j. O. Harrison loads corn At unnamed r1tos
tbs total cal4cty shout t0o0 bu what, and it5o oo
hu cor1.
MILWAUKEE.
TrelRh&4 preped Ut &c Oh wheat 10 Da2to s1d shout
Dhc tu Oaweyu. Ghaetess: To nu udalo-9ehts Francis
rHtss hAvs ,et Lesn satabli4hed on foats fEulsha.
During sns sex1oA tbs schF N!dateasx viii csrry JV
cords of wood tof bundsfnian Co. n going rates,
tbs H. H and Alld!essx sfs xlso chartered 10 car
&y lumtet from Mxustee and Lustsson to Chicago 1t
going rates, uo.h vea.els will 10 uto commission this
weak, their ffst c4rgoss to he AAbA from ths e44t
shoEs to 1I1lw4ukee.
DETROIT.
Locally nothing l. doing. Wheat 10 Buffalo nominal
as49iHc. -
The schr Ttsnton which sft hsre Tor keloys I.land
Oh Eltur2y, has contract " bring twenty loads of
limestone hlrs eQlty cords to tbs loaI It $3.50 per
cord ha yesse 10 bundle caFgo. aao haa aso engaged
10 bring two c4Fgoea Of wood from Back River hess 1t
tho rata Of 81. Lur cerd.
tlFE.sAvtNo STATIONS ANo buoYs
The Tseasury Department will soou nvits proposals
for the material aud construction Of llfs-saylug
sat!ons aud loups Of refuge along lbs Northern kss
On Luke Ontario thsy ass " build u osxsgo ana
1niios xest Of 8tou1 Point
, 1875-04-15
LIVE BTo1k,
CHICAGO,

sangllnary frsys suoug tha rougher elements At
the stock-YasAs have bscorns 20 frequent that tha
buyer, sud ssllass have BEEN moved 10 Patteion the
prrt,tors OF the Exchange aaloon 10 close heir bar.
In csss u refusal ieeA procosings afs ,hssassusd
oATELE-Yeaietd4y was among the lnost acavs
doys OF ths pYssspt stasou. Ths sassmblage Of Raat
srn buyers waa unusually full, and thsiE operations
wsre pu Al extensive tcao tbs sRgss1ts Ct thtr pur
csses falling little shorl Of s,540 Dispatches from
hs E.et wpse of stimulating touet sctirtty aud Az1.
pess prevailing ii nearly III ths prominent points, aud
tho feeling hers WAS buoyAat In SYMPATHY Trailing
opened sharp thia morning, and continued uuiu.ys-
xup.e41y active to the closs It t301.75 for stsla
wags; tt,U8A7s for ordinary 10 gooi st0etars nt
t2s3> 80 for common to good buseherr STOCK and Ut
&5S01 ;.11 for Shipping beavea. 6ttAdes, Wadsworth
Hal sol drove Ut tho atter price, Other uutabls
sales war; H. averaging L. 1t s5do by The
nrm II, averaging lt1 IT, 1t $751; BY lesss Adain.,
, 1875-04-15
PROVISIONS.

uO0 rNODuCTs-wcrs mess scttvc, and stronger
all 1onnd the recent dncns having brought out buyers
in force which caused great confidence the part Of
holders. TIM receipts Of hcss fair snd commOn
lots we're again easier; but product wAs stfouR 1t
other points. and buying orders here nunercns,
while local earitai was moro alsposed to take hold.
The bu1iness transacted yesterday VIA chiefly arccl-
lstlye, aud Ega part Of II was n turntng osee from
oue month to anohcr 1t tho current differences Of
Hc rcr Lfl On pork 2Oo per 100 It's on lard and s Per
II on meats. Very Little done In product for fn
mediate leltseET.
MESS ronk-wa, active, snd advanced $50 per bsl,
tito average difference above Tneal4ya figures being
4Ast3Nc. Tho market rose .0a early under brisk
utLIanl, lost the improvement about noon, when tic
orders had bcsA ft 4na slcn gradually strengthen,
el undcr local cuntlence. Batra reported of 10
BIS clah It $tl.eJ; 4,1ju ors Keller al y at 81. Gs
2.u0; 2so btIs seller Jnns Ut t1.:n44s3s9: 7sto
August II s.2toasll..7s.. Total, 2i,d-o hEis. The
ket clo.Dl BtronH n 30l 20: cash; $l405
fof Wy 80 for taao =. sa s1d os ,;.'ns 3n
ps.me meas vas quots1 at aw, ana tatfa prime q
s5.SusaiG.01.
hisner. in tynEathy with IN udsance Of "a Ct ~
ths Iii Liverpool. aud : tirtn<r 1s:Ang IN Nsw folk
w. wsss reported @ r. 27Ss ~ 'ssr 3i.y = tss
I, ~ .cs, seeT July at fl6. 01ls.su. Total, 4j'
-. The market c.o4rd saonH = 55s sasA; $ls.@I
for May $.5.JJ for JAne, aud Si5.90 for taly,
MAAis-Nsre iu xety xtul demand, hokn for local
aud hhtpFing iaAdles We're sha1s hrnes
sos 10. ne ~ sd s pr y higher .nan
1unt, tauu.0 LIS .hurt ribs Al ll4a tesr MAY
aud II aeller june mud - br b,e Eatns Oh ptyah
,ept. Tie n4rEet c.osel At 7;r for sh0uuals c.s
seller April; Sj.e Do ss.ser A.y sl.ssac du tel'es
June !upg eoaf, lis e*si or sel.or Apr; 90 ssllst
Or taler April; DO solcr My, n;.ts Liz; d. seler
june 1lte short clears, cA4a Of seaor april, lltsc
du se4er May. llj.c; do acIrr Jnho, Has. Ho1eu
Me1tS Ac lianer thl Iuose. 8west-ptcElel inua, Is
as 4yer.ge. 1lH,sl1c. Hlcon Meals quoted At 13H
1lc for hutus. for bhudrrs l2sv for short abs,
aud lJc tor sAort c.e1rs-L1 packed.
GREAsE-W4s quiet Vi 8tst'.
BEEF FrROpucTS-Wesu quiet sua nomina11y I'M.
changed, vi $3o tor nesa, $j.s for extra sss, AID
&H.1l4}3l.&u for hatnA.
TALLuw-Qdotea Ut lhs{43ke.