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The New York herald., 1876-07-11
LOCAL POLITICS.

Last nisht the Executive Committee OF tho Sixteenth
Assembly district, Tammapy democrats, held nee.
ing at No 307 Third avonue Arrangements wcro mado
for tho Tildcn ratification meeting tonight.
The Third Assembly district republicans met last
night nj No 205 Grand street II was decided
hold q district ratification meeting ut Brooke's
Assembly Rooms about tho 25th inst.
Last night the German democrats of tho Sixteenth
Assembly district held a large meeting at Jefferson
Hall, 253 Avenue A. The ST. Louis platform and tho
nomination OF TIldcn and Hendricks were indor scd.
Arrangements for mass ratification meeting we're
made
A special meeting Of the Tammany General Commit
tee OF First Assembly district was held last
ing at thcr headquarters No. 100 Greenwich street,
with Justice p g. Duly presiding and Hugh Dalton
acting 10 secretary Resolutions wero adopted indors
sing tho nomination OF Samuel j. Tdcn OF New York,
for President, and Thomas A. Hendricks, OF Indiana,
for VICE President, mndc by tho National Convention
at ST. LOUIS aud pedging themselves to use their
utmost efforts TO secure their triumphant cleo
tion and approving tho platform OF prn-
cipIcs adopted by that Convention bel,ev-
Ing that they truthfully represented the
national sentiment OF the democratic party. Spirited
addresses delivered by ex-Judgc Denis Quinn,
Patrick Kcrnin, Judge Duffy, Hugh Dalton. Nicnons
Muller and othcrs. Thoro was a large attendance OF
the democracy OF the district, and great enthusiasm
was manifested for The reform candidates
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

but too glad to be given the opportunity ,m met r'
TO iSs Honorable Secretary Of War. w. W BslEslr
Washington. ID G.
Witness was asked II he wished TO change his testi-
tmony heretofore rven or the letter refreshed his
memory certain points In his testimony.
Ho replied that he did not wish to chance It, as at
the time he testified before the Committee
Military Affairs he supposed the facts
were as he then stated them Witness
questioned to his being sent to Dakota and II be did
not blame the Secretary OF War for sending him thero
because he testified before the committee; and letter
which appeared in the Nation upon that subject was
rend in which Colonel Hazcn says he did not originate
any such mpaint
The defence oGerci to put In evidence the various
orders from tho President, ordering the Sixth rcgi
Dakota and argued that General Pope selected
the Sixth regiment of which Colonel Hazen was in
command, ant that the Secretary Of War not
sponsblc Tor ordering Colonel Hazen or his regiment
to Dakota.
and the Senate sustained the objection
Witness further testified that he knew tho
Secretary OF war TO do anything inimca or unirendy
to him. and that at timo he did friendly act tow
ard him.
Some further orders wcr~ offered 10 substanttate this
to which the managers objected and General Hazen
was allowed to retire.
Mr. l. W. Whitney, superp tendent Of the Washing
ton Western Union Telegraph Companys Office, was re-
called Witness produced several kilograms, which,
after examination, counsel for both sides said they did
not care to put in evidence, aud the witness was ex
cused
The managers called Hon. w. NJ Robbins as a wit
ness but It was stated that Mr.. Robbins too III TO
appear to-day. The managers then announced
that Evans and Fisher whom they had
expected, and who had bccn summoned. had not yet
appeared; they were regarded important for the
prosecution, and they would be unable TO further
Mr. Carpenter asked that tho Senate, sitting as .
Court OF impeachment. adjourn until Wednesday
TO enable tho defence to prepare their side and he
thought by such preparation he would he able TO
the day to the Senate Ia submitting tho defence.
Without deciding upon an answer 10 the request tho
Senate, ut hvc minutes 10 hve resumed tho considers
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
RATIFICATION MEETINGS.

Preparations have been made by tho committees OF
Tammany Hall TO hold grand meeting in Union square
and Fourteenth street. on tho evening Of July 25 to
ratify tho nation Of r..den and Hendricks. Sub
committees have been appointed in all OF the Assembly
districts II is not probable that there viii be any
torchlrht procession. Invitations TO speakers werc
sent out Yesterday
The anti Tammany organizations will hold meetings
to ratify tho same nominations, ON July "a. Emanuel
B. Hart directing the movements Of the latter organ
tzation.
The New York herald., 1876-07-11
TILDEN's NOMINATION.

Last night meeting held At the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Of the committee who to wait upon Governor
Tiidcn and give him Official Information OF mis- nomina-
ton TO the Presidency BY tho Democratic Convention
OF 81 LOUIS General McClcrnaud the chair.
About nineteen members present. aud II
proposed that tic committee proceed to Albany to-day
by the $3.50 r. ~ train, for tho above mentioned pur
pose. Another meeting will DO held to-day at twelve
NJ TO complete tho programme.
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he saw 4, and cnarsng on SONS points 70 ss 70 make
.itGoush not mentioning my name. no .
sssa ss:s1sss %s ss:. b: .s1 ss.s's. ss.. .ss
the committee was summoned to Ws's.nstan 70 give
man armies Aer nrn,sEns inform upon s1bjcc.
1ps1 s @
matter TO y.s because believed the Com%.'sry Dsp.rs
sss S'd my Ss'1 % s.'
1.D. s. 10 @ %s N.Y. upc *. 'ns sS
jsci would be conhdsntia with the committee
xsSss III. tine issns that sns successful
s6oa, being deioaiod By .he. "mpIo i.es ihss
seemed 4, s the ss Of AS Ss~ss ssss
Ss. which aid bench: them but merely :sdsa
in this mater in ny aes s1'sS da asr ~r' an
~hcS used many Of the phrases found In s%asr:
statement was. in manner trial. and the letter
IT, L. % For e gsssS Or s
desirs TO effect what bsbcve great advantage
than is is.s Of pay. beside. rddns Of
Ss tss S sss 'e% se
sold 70 ooiesrs a, cost and 70 Others a. hsh prsht
before % set The matter before bu, meets the usual
case Of i.. The Law. referred to IN sha, let
sss ss.sa, o .ssa, %inSs dollar. .aaa.y ard y.
IN fac. o in u.ec only thu, Is has been opposed from
out The objection mace BY these officers IL Is not IN
keeping With their other duties that Is unbccomng
their position not tensbc they already keep for tc
benefit OF both officers and soldiers large list OF articles
without dctrimcnt complaint or dissmilar ma
the government could furnish for
that the trader charges tweny for thu English govern
furnishes Tor penny and the Gcrmau
tor half penny Ohcr necessary articles In
nssbe in part such towels stationery &c
she footing. out less exaggerated Whom ~
asiiingt"n three years gratned than
tell by the kind reception you Later there
VIVA change. the cause OF which never knew. | know
that aous friends troubled
and tho President TO ask for mo- they did
against expressed wish and Your subcgucnt
order respecting orecrs ccuog Ia sshnKton &c led
believe you thcrEht had busted myself OF
general legislation upon army matters and officers c the
tai have said ttat ] was the nuthor Of tho Coburn
bin which they had sccn my 80 entirely
is al. this that, feeling that many would
charge with ~ account Of my book especially
cautious. and convcrsed that winter with
any member Of Congress at any time orca
i.fors me letter from General Coouru. stating
thA, the p, or any OF its provisions until
introduced IN Congress. did the
discharge feit during the three pnr yesrs
thar suffering frcn unjust i'm War
Department IL has been sore and punful wound
ne do not believe had Insnhcrnnats or inncere
have tried all life to do right aud indusronsiy
do my duty
Ifyou .bnk ever wrcarsa ron II certainly from
my heart and regret Elve caused the Impression.
have unfortunately onc two enemies Of high rank IN she
army who sometimes shnt yronrsuiiy gretn9cs =: In
which ysn wenld have furthsr sxpsinsd snsl BE-
The New York herald., 1876-07-11

HANGING OF BRUTAL RAvIsHER AT NEW
RICHMoND-TERRIBLE VENGEANCE OF AN Ex-
CITED PoPULACE--A VICTIM OF THE HUMAN
FIEND BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
CINCINNATI. July g. 1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
General Exchange

The market opened with a modera'e inquiry
and ruling at about e terday's rates but after
falling off in foreign fx hange- sterling showing
q net redut ton or 3kc equal TO about 40 y
centIfaators in many instances were .orp He'd
to make some ions in order to effect sales.
In other cas- they refused to give way and either
real zed previous rates OF heli their stocks over
10 take e chances of to morrow. The supply of
good aple kinds W 40 much more liberal III an for
some time past, and factors found it impracticabe
to obtain the disp,o Ortionately high "a es VIII oh
have been recently eazed for such descr ptions.
Inc offerings consisted mostly of low mIddl ~
and and tn grades above and in revising our qnota
the better qua tiles fu nc.
me dispatches req orted Liverpool steady at pre-
quiet and unch ang d; Manche ST err also. Gniet and
unchanged Havre a shade hrmer, and New York
steady at yes erday's quotations for apots and flu.
but closing at net advance of 3203 SIC.
the sales OF the past three days I'D H. 100
port until today 1850 sesteray' and n ESQ re
day making an aggregate for the week of "a lOO
bales against 81 800 last week and 26 500 the week
Weeks receipts 40 1881 bales, embracing ss27 from
other delivery ports (of which 2O5s from Mobile
and 3l72 from 1exst), and IS, 354 proper aoainst
So 1863 proper last week and 80 81 last year Total
proper since August g. 1873 $50 bales, against
Tho exports comp . % ,739 bales, embracing
II O47 for Liverpool 1000 for cork. 647O for HAVE
$50 Tor Hamburg 4s77 for Biz men, and 1882 for New
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
oil the ports from II H. vests lay to u n. to-day
% 928 bales against a. 8l asst week and 1888 last
year. aud since Friday l55 235 bales against l36 1897
last W. Ok and LAT 3O7 last year. Tota since August
81 6s6776 baes against ST., 1888 mp to @ Wsdn sday
Exports Frirsy to Thur=day, inclusive, to Great
Britain 4d3eo bales, against Is, 43s lagt week and
Is s66 last year. and to tho continent 3Os9S bales,
The weeks receipts 1T the chief interior town.
embrace 50 GA bales, against 80 386 last week. and
PA last ar; the shpmeb Is 45 900 bales against
r. md
stocks 40 497 bales. against 4lOO7 last week. and
40,c5l last year. Compared with Last year. this
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Alexandra G0deRux VS. jean net8erets
TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 7597-By virtue of . writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF orleans
atpublic auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, on SATURDAY, November i. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District Of New Orc ans, in the square
bounded BY Gre atmsn Tor DAuphine), Deeiree. Cas-:
ground are designated by the numbers one, two
and five, on Q plan drawn BY c. A. De Armas,
snd in the ocs Of Gmsdse
notary public in this CITY, - plan No. SO Of the
b ,ok Of plane No. I, and MEASURE - follows Lots
each thirty feet inch six lines front on Great.
men street, by one hundred feet il depth the
and %reatmen strsets: Ind lot u%meer ave. ad
joining the above described lots in the rear
mea sures twenty-nipe feet eleven inches two
lire. frcnt on Desires street, BY d,pt6 OF .ns
hundred ana twenty feet seven inches, be tween
equal and parallel liner; tOse her with al the
NUMBERS one and two, ard oil the circumstances
and dependencies Of the said three lots OF ErouLd
without any except on or reservation: Being the
same property VIII CHI the d, PENDANT herein &C
passed bef5re 3; Camb. az; notary public in this
city. on the sixteenth Of Jaly, 1875
Seized in the above suit.
s1S,S The said a
for what it will bring, at twelve months credit,
the purchaser furnishing bond, with good and COL.
senum i fTo@ date s ana spec special no!se:9e he
property sold until final payment Said purchaser
s ID seS
about one hundred and six y.hve dollars; and,
furthermore the state, parish and @umcipsi
the amount Of T ETSRss Sse
ocl7 81 3sne4 Civil Sheriff 0S the Parrish Of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
Tho Fac SimIle TELEGRAPH,

There 10 now in operation between the
signal service section Of the Centennial Ex.
hibition and the chief signal office ct Wash
ingtOp, on Q circuit about $50 miles long, an
instrument which transmits by telegraph
the weather maps of the signal service.
heretofore produced only in Washington.
Theee maps cont ain what are called isObaric
lines, or lines running through the points
where the barometer stands highest or
lowest, and they show az we'll the different
weather areas OF the country. 1t has
hitherto been impossible to present these
maps to the public, owing to the inability
OF the ordinary telegraph to transmit any
thing but words or figures. This invention
reproduces the map tntire, with it's lines
and figures 1t is then autographed and
printed for distribution on the presses with
which the signal office is supplied.
The method may be briefly described as
1oll0Ws: The map or mess age to be sent is
hrst written Upon ordinary paper with ink
IN which little glycerine has been mixed;
then before the ink is dry it is sprinkled
with some powered shellac which ad
10 me INK. The manuscript is then passed
between rollers with the face against a
piece OF hot zinc; the latter takes up the
sheiiac, and negative is produced in
shellac, the best nOn-conductOr of electri-
Guy, upon zine, good conductor. This
plate is then bent around a cylinder, which
10 rapt0Iy reVOIVeO, while q metallic point
connected with the conducting wire is held
to its surface by spring and makes spiral
line over the face of the cylinder. At the
receiving instrument q similar point ira
verses the surface of q similar cylinder
upon which 10 placed piece of chemically
prepared paper.
As the transmitting point comes to the
line of writing he receiving point makes
dot on the paper by decomposing the chem
ically prepar paper, and as every portion
of the writing ia touched by the transmit
ting point the result will be fac simle of
the original writing or device. To produce
this result it is necessary, of course, that
the two cylinders should revolve exactly
together, as if one should 60 faster than the
other the disclosed paper would be con-
fused macs of dots. In this consists the
great novelty of the invention. Isochron-
GUS motion of the cy finders is secured by
magnet At the receiving station, which at
each revolution Of the transmitting cylinder
accelerates the motion of the receiving cyl
inder, if too slow, or retards it if too fast.
1t is believed that this invention will prove
a valuable adjunct to the present systems
Of telegraphy, or may, with further i'm
pr0vement, supersede them. The inventors
are William Edward Sawyer, Of New York
city, and James G. Smith, Of Hackensack,
New Jersey.-Balimore american.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans, No. 1923 BY virtue OF writ OF
seizure al SAFE to me directed by the honora
BILE the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY, Move mber Is,
1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described
AGkKrAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the
buildings aud improvement IS thereon, and all
rights, ways, privileges and appurter lces there
ulro belonging or apperta ming including all the
machinery, engines, furn aces tools. xt Tres and
apparatus Of wha soever nature or ki Id erected
into foundry there's n, known as the st. LOUIS
Foundry situated in the SecOid District OF this
city, in the square bounded Dy ST. Louis, Toulouse,
Claiborne ard Robertson streets designated as lot
Of Meh lot
in American measure. twenty five feet six inches
front on st. LOUIS street BY me hundred and two
fee in depth, and is bounded one side by lot
number two and on the Other side by he p OpeItv
now or late of j. ms s Flood. Being the same prop
ersy acquired by he DIT ants herein by purchase
frem John Clark, per act pa sed before An1rew
Hero Jr notary public in this city, on the sixth
of AugusI. 1875
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l. n cash for sufficient amount to pay
p ain,iff's claim, say The sum of four hundred dol
l,rs with iniert ct thereon ut eight per cent Per
AZ mum fro IN August 6, 1875 until the day OF sale,
four dollars costs of copy of act, five Mt at
t. rney's fees on the amount sued for. and osts,
charges and taxes
amount Of his bid) the payment two promiss0ry
notes. secured by mortgage on said property
drswn by defeudants to Their own order roe al m
the UNI OF six hundred dollars and the other for
seven hundred d,liars, bearing interest at the
fin =. nav met. and payable respectively at eight
cen al d wenty four mOnths after date.
g. And II e balance Of the price Of adjudication.
ii any, cash on the 'pkisu EUGENE wAaeAMAs
ocl2 81 20 nol2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

l.ke; es.s..t. sts; dssss s44 sle..e ss*s ' ,;
broom C0aN-lisht ;supD'y. Hsa1 4 ~ 80
SALr-Dealers rates arc so0soc 2 sack for
coarse; 81 0501 IS for Ahe; Tarks ts1Aud nomt.
naly 7sEeoc p beg Of two bushsls. Table eslt IN
pocS ets 206c each . in disc, :,
OAK BTAv1S -Swall st0ck and quiet. but prices
are 6rm. Extra ptps, 90 inch !. qsoted st tEo0
100; extra pipe s. inch ol3s0l30; hight pipe Sc to
50 Inch; Gid; s1tss hhds = inch. SlsoSns; extra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barrels are quoted at
81 %; halt barrels &c; kegs CSC sugar 6ogsheads
aSdSifTs o. PRoDgCs.As.ivsd sipse om y
vieW OF yesterday: l93o bbls aour, 596 bbls psrk,
9os bbls xhisiy, = t.sfees hsns 50 tseIcss ssa
sacks corn, 1871 sacks oaas l!s7 sacks bran, 4lae
bales hay, 7s hhds sugsr e ibis molasses. s23 bbls
apples, 96l kegs butter IL bbls besk, s3O3 sacks
cotton SEED s3l boxes cheese. e boxes eggs, los4
bbls potstoes lass bbls rice and % beles wool
RXfORTO ~ PROD0O1-kxportg Gnoo our n.
Nov Of yesterday: Hl bblD A0ur. 10 bbls pnk, 50
cake bacon, Heroes Lard, 20 bblo whisky, II
bbls corn meal. 429 sacks corn, ZOO sack. oats IS
sacks bran. hhds and IS bbs sugar 323 bhls mclae
ses 1866 bbs rice 1893 sacks coffee, 60 sacks talt
legs butter Is bills apples. IS bbIs potatoes, g
bbs onions, 60 bbls beans, 10 bags Wool and s9l
hides
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

upon - imnediaGsly 1opeodog. To foroe
which, these three southwestern corps might
mt in The field 10 estimated q loo, 900 men.
Tho Cabinet met yesterday. All tho min
isters were present. Tho Times says The
meeting Was rendered neceeeasy ~ ne
negotiations which have occupied the last
twelve months arc virtually at an end, and
war between Russia and Turkey 10 sup.
posed to Be unavoidable. The Cabinet did
nothing which can justify the prevailing
fears Of British participation in tho war.
The Tines Paris correspondent says:
There is NO doubt OF accord between Rus
sis, Germany and Austria. Il can b easily
seen England and France will not break
neutrality, therefore Russia has only Tnr-
key to face.
The Queen will hold Q council to-day.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com,
psny, from Constantinople, Gays: General
lgnatieH the Russian ambassador, will TO-
day present his credentisls to the sultan.
1t is believed negotiations are about to re-
open between the Porte and the smbassar
lish propOaals.
A Times special from Belgrade reports
that it was sumored there yesterday that
10000 Russians had crossed into Servia.
The French, allan and Austrian cOnsuls
general went to OrsOvs to ASCERTAIN wheth-
or the report was true. No confirmation
has come, 90 it is probably false.
Orders have been received at the Deyen-
port dock yard to complete repairs on the
four turret steamships Cyclops. Hydra, Cor
gon and Hecate. each carry Jag four guns,
and on the ironclsd steamer AgincOurt,
carrying twenty eight guns. Three CON-
posite gun vessels are building here. and
two others in private yards are being pre-
pared for commission.
A Reuter- telegram from Athens an
nounces the ministry have submitted to the
Chamber Of Deputies bills authorizing a
general levy and reorganization of the
forces. Additional taxation and the settle
ment of the old debt of Greece are also pro-
posed.
The The Pail Mall Gazette special from
Berlin ssys: The representatives of the
mediating powers are actually negotiating
for an armistice until December 81. Its 40.
ceptance il considered probable. The re-
ported alliance or understanding between
Russia and Italy is denied from . trust
worthy quarter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

NEw York. October 20, Hvenins.-Aonav closed
easy; offered at II p cent Sterling dull; % 90 Is
Cod v sss . ,es SIla fond,
aues aud steady: Louisiana con OILS ssa o6oa
subt...a ssS u saianess-oeld. sG,'l7.ss4: Gu.
The sub-treasurer paid out on aeoount Of In
telest GIG 0Ooi for bonds el7 500
Cu.som. receipts to-day f2M co.,
O1leans II l6c; salec to-day 1853 Saies; net re.
ceipts 23l grOss S22s. Receipts for the week-Net
1854; gro. Sal sa2 Experts 70 Crest Blita n 1926;
Futures eIocsd .tea4y; sass u 500 bele,. =, fol-
lis0ll 1332c; February II 10 3Ic; March Ii Is 3sS
II 10 l6c; April l20ls i.32e: MAY u 3-l60l2 32c
June l2a0l2 1890; July ID u &c; August lass
Flcur-Lsss doing prices uncb ange'. Southern
firm; fair Eide; common to fair extra IS 5ed6 IS:
good to choice co &c 80a8 IS Wheat dull ana
lower to sell; slippers and mile rs holding off, no
very strong p essure 70 realize; 81 28 for winter
red .ssss '%s 81 do1 whs Ind.Da
COTE R Q dul and nominal sugar . quiet and I'd
ned good semsnd q. 10 ceh o1 stand 1s
ara A.. MoIaeses unchanged. RICE steady: fair
demaId Ts low firm aud unchanged. Rosin
dull; new sl6 85al7. c'o.tng at Sis IS. Lard
lower; prime steam lo35c. Whisky st ady at
81 10. frel90to quiet.
G EcMNAfI October 2o.-Fiour quiet and firm
Wheat quiet and 1t a'y; red 81 l5di IS. Corn
quiet; 4704sc. Oats duh; SOo37c. Bye quiet and
firm; 68c. Barley quiet; 81 lo0i IS Pork du'i;
SIS Goals IS Lard frner: steam l0kc; Kettle
9lokc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders 707sc;
clear RIB sides ok 08'sc; clear sides 8ss O8Ac ali
Oosf; sales OFT and long clear modes ssc
Bacon steady, fair demand; shoulders rs 07Sc;
clear rib sides 81 d9'sc clear sides essd9ic
" Risky active and firm and higher; 81 II. Butter
dull and dropping Hogs dull and lower; tavy
81 9005 35
81. Lou., October 2O.-Flour less firm than
yesterday buyers holding of. Wheat dull and |
over; No. 2 red fan 81 a6; 10. 3 do 81 is. Corn
opened weak and lower; closed firm ct outs d. |
orices; No; z mixed AZ a4skc Oats armer for |
,ash; No. afe. Bye etc dy and firm; Coo. Ba-. |
ey steady. Whisky higher; 81 - Provisions ]
inll ~. agd %chanced Hcgs dul, and lower; b.con
.Loice steers - 7505; good to choice through |
rt1aus o313 50; common to fair o. 2502 75
CHICAGO, October 29.-Flour dull ard unch aused, |
Wheat lower; 81 IL Corn lower; 1870. Oats IN i!
air demand and lover; az aaaKc: Rye IN good |
enand at full prices 81 06l &c. Bar ey duh; "a |
c lower. Pork unsettled and active, but weak |
nd lower; el6 so cash. Lard easier; 9s7ke 94Jc
Y the ear Bulk Dr.ats in fair DE- mand \ liver;
h0uidefA 6Ac clear rib sd-s Sc c; clear sides 8c
Whisky steady and unchanged.