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Notwithstanding the many new hotels opened
M The cry ~ New ldrk wthn the last few years, me
b. Nicholas stl retains LIS former pOpd rty, AID MAS
never better kcpi tuan n w.--1Ir.
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nARfNE fNrELLI0S xOE.

s,,. 49,. hINttTrHv ALuANA rus
e"' r'res.'' . III sun sets. 90 MOOlr 1 10
..... n. . VOL WNrNg-rm psN
Nanuy HOOK % GOV. isiann. g 30 usuUue 2 IL
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Rest place to buy furniture and carpets cheap,
for CAsn, or ON liberal terms tuHpertpw ans, 100 nd
l57 Chatham street. Inrtrea LARGE wdr.I uls.itg
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Sucn IL tho order Wa reo1ived. ana whY2 Re-
cause A. heYe tas wheL yuu axe bilious, Prlcc 20
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Good SOAP, such as Pylr's Pure o. K- is com
ducyt 10 hcain, beauty An1 comfort LhruIul lVusS'
Keepers cannot anord " use any oIaer, do
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Pnrkcr's Hair Bai-nm is the best prepara.
ton ever made Tor rcstUrius gray lite Original
color, and FOR renewing its NE anu beauty
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Cri-tn s!oro'- Hair Dyc acts tantaneously. Al
ways produces tue shidcs desired. SO JOAn
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The discOverv Of the process Of prepurin
MIX ~ Masuesia ha- We n the means Oi 10
~ OF remedies one which has no equal In Csea.es u,
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The Elastic Truss tompnny's silk TrusA
50 Only at ooj BrOadway co oraby holds ana
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Suslntss ilot,tss.


Mrs. wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chilis,i
iecthing 10 an old and wc-tricd remedy. 10 nlst))l
the tcst VI many years aud Wa, never known to fau
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Dent Pay So for an Inferior Elastic Truss
en- tne Oes 10 sod for "a At POMEkOls. 7i0 Bread
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Use uolman's Aguc and Liver Pad, and discard
quinn ~ positive cure. SJ JOnn II.
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VIII be drawn on Aug. / Prigos casholi trllt
Lltdi iulof ~ .uuh Iru Hl'l free.
lAlLJl. y 70. ndatr-1,
Ao.l wall a., 81 u
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MARRIED..

TONIC.
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KEIP'- PATENT PARTlN- MADLDll. /
slIri- tie very be- g. ~ -. con nf NusltT
NJ hemuih. a niu.srrcneL oil hroapNH, sal VI
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Mr. Banning dem, Ohlo) made a confer nee
report on the iii to Increase the cavalry 70 &c
tor service Ia the sioux " r, and proceeded to
exulaiuit. The House rrceGoi from It's prupu-
sltlou 10 authorize tine raisins ot 300 volunteer
cav iri,unl accepts the proposition ." Increase
the regular cav IrY force opefa'ius against the
Sioux los 250meu he quoted ~rn Tor MaxaN
Of lex : IS authority for the statement thatthe
country is on tue verge OF the usilo,t Indian
VIZ THAT II has ever gone through; "A war not
confined - the siOlX, but extending To All lu-
dian tfhes.
Nr. Nm tDrr'., Tenn) al1o exclaimed and ad-
voGated Tue report. ne increase was contned
to the rnising Of cavalry cJmpHnirs 10 lOJ men
each. but tie aggregate strength OF tue army
wl.uot conlued, as under the existing Law, 10
.. 30 men.
~. rnornhurgh Dem, TennJ advocated the
Conf renee reJurt ~ the interest OF ECONOMY
ana efficiency Iho tlll as 70 pnssed the iiouse
would hay. cost the Government not less thhn
three million dollar and thv country wouli
have 81 tho service OF the TRIO only from the
l5'h # Octuher to IA" 1874 Of December, when
theY would nave u 90 into winter quarter. and
tuelr TX months term wo ala have expired be-
lore winter wa, over. ON the other md, the
bin a. agreed upon IN the Conference Commit
tee would not Involve an exOen1iture OF over
Ia! sgai AuYUDt, And w9uIa w Wv Rsst AZ
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Connor rushed in, and seigiDg 1.-THE woman
In his arms, lrried her out, just rs the
roof gavs way but he might as well have
| left her in ber dearly. loved cabin, for Judy
Merrick was dead The first desecratiog
| blow struck to the roof which had go long
| sheltered her, had stiiled her heart for ever.
All through that dreary winter day the
people sat shivering by the waysde,
| mourning over eirruined desoiate homes,
and at night some few of them were shel-
tered in barns and Outhouses, while Others
lay under the hedges or on the fallen
cabins. The next morning vans came and
took the very old and sick to the work
house, and those who were able to walk
and work went hither and thither in search
of employment.
AT this time, his honor, the landlord. was
enjoying his honeymoon on the shores of
Lake Leman, and knew no more about the
fearful scene enacted in Cloonabeg than his
somewbile tenants knew about his locality.
The agent thought the little village in the
way the common would, he fancied, make
valuable piece of pastureland; and SO he
wrote to his master, and said the houses
were only dilapidated dens; declared the
tenants never did, or could, or would pay
any rent; and that the best thing for all
parties was to pail the cabins down, as the
people would then emigrate to America. And
80 Mr. Hayes evlcted the people, aud RACED
their homes to the earth Such things have
Ooen cOmmOn, anu are SGlll not upknOWn
in the west of Ireland.
Months passed, aud Willie Merrick still
lay in Jail awaiting trial. AT the Assizes,
there was not q shadow Of proof against
him, and one of the gamekeepers on an ad-
joining estate confessed that it was he fred
the shot which wounded the agent, 30 Mer-
rick was acquitted; and few kind hearted
people subscribed enough money to pay
his passage to America.
you'll come out to me, Oona darling,
WON'T you 2" he said, holding his promised
wife in his arms as he said good by. "You
aren't ashamed of me, are you 2"
"No, Willie, but I'll not follow you to
America" Oona said sadly. "l'm going q
longer journey. o Willie, Willie, my heart
Ia broken! You'll never look on the face
of Oons Connor again Good by, and may
Heaven forever bless you'll"
Willie was pushed into the train which
was to take him TO Cork, and Oona fell
fainting into her fathers arms.
Three mouths after, there was q quiet
funeral in the old graveyard of Cloonabeg,
An old man and an old woman the only
mOurners.
OOna Connor was dead (; and her last wish
had been to sleep beside her brothers and
sisters in the little country graveyard she
had played in as q child. There she sleeps,
with no cross at her head or stone at her
feet ; but her grave is well known, and the
memory of the events which caused her
death green. No one in the west ofIreland
has forg"tsen the Cloonahep Evirti"n.
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EDUCA. 0NAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
~ OF
I'M AC ULATE CONG EPTION,
Corner of Common and BaIonne stroets,
NKw oRLRANa.

This Literary Institution Incorporated By the State
LouisianA and empowered to confer degrees II con
Quoted BY the FAthsrs Of Ooety of Tho build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes. a
courtyard entirely cut OF from the
reoreaton 90 that from the arrival Of the pupils st
A. ti their departure at r. they
secluded and superintended.
The Course OF Instruction 10 threefods Proparatory
Commercial aud Classical
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for shose students who Do
not wish 60 learn Latin and Greek.
Tho Classical Course s for those who desire
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three courses.
Students are not admitted unless they know AcW to
read and write.
The moral and religious training the atndentsis the
LEADING object of the Instructors.
Every month report y sent to parents, stating
Quot, progress, rank In claAs and attendance.
The aoadomioal year begins ON the arnt Of October
and clOses towards tho end of July.
Entrance Fec, o..
Collegiate Course, payable In advance and in Uaissd
States currency. two months, ea0.
Preparatory COurse. els.
myl47eIy REV n. GAUTRRLEr PreaidenA
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Wednesday, October 6, 1878.

70 the people of the South, win enter upon its ROry.
nth Scholastic year on
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
shI 6: d s
can nov oder TO their patrons the additional advs-
tagSS S1 q hESolSss t S1idinG entirely m nSy and much
arrangements and accommodation.
The ProfesooTS being mepbors Of Society which
Education Of youth have tn their favor the great Cd
q
and has for ts aim net Sny 70 Idorn the minds of their
gr bsa. Ibo eOtS% oS suS Spd aS %
for the duties thoy will have TO discharge In afore
The PiS1 n ot LnSsrust0n So1SSts Of three Principal
merciAL Tho Preparatory course lssts ONE year anA
intended 70 The yoEDgsr students for higher
The CLASSICAL COuEsS le.tS st1 yeaEg, and en:
brsoes Al the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
thOSe who give proofs Of the regulate knowledge ne
Greek and Latin lAnEqnges, and sbOW euac1ent pros
and tie higher bFanokes Of MashematioS ATo SnsItS&
70 the degree Of a. b. CBAchelOr of ArtsD.
those who devote second 70 the study Of Ph0aO
ply and Science in the College, who have paasod tive
The cOMRfERCIAI Course iasts THEEE yaars, end
embraces al the branches usually taught I'm Commercial
the ith and siEth yeaTB Of the CiGsscs coursa Tho
students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy and
The ags Of admissi0u IL from nine 20 dfesn years.
and 10 So admitted one must previously know how to
read and write.
TEKIEs FER sEasIoR noETHs.
EntEanoe Fee REgt year only IS %
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable halEysarly. -
and N advance --.--"--"--" @gy "
Bed and Bedding II %
Cireulsra can be obtained by addressing the
PRESEDEHT OF sP2IhG HILL CoLL.EGR
THE JESUIT FATHERR
- p PoUR8fNB CclisTS AGoas
Soi27Sly lio GTsVisr street, New oEloaah.
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SUGAR CURED HAM.

To meet domaud from tho trade which We have had
for over a wear. now packing SUGAR-CURED.
COB-SMoKED HAM. packed In the came style as our
other goods. Successful may have oeen with
Cooked Corn Beef. We have doubt OF having more
marked sncoess with this article. The package 10
slightly and the MEAT Is SIMPLY PERFECTfON.
We perfect satisfactton and you fail
to handle this article prohtably.
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I INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty-Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA

This Institution, conducted by the Religions of an.
1000 shepherd has for its objects the traininR 81
yonnR grls in habits OF piety and Industry
At the same ne tune . sod English oduoAtion.
sdSin ,or @ ara ana Iuitiou including Washing and
Music, Gold mbroidery and Artificial FIowermshdu0
S"o 10 y THE SUPERIOBESN,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILSON PACKING COMPANY,
,OHIOAOo.
THEORETICALLY SEALED
co OK ED M EATS.
CORNED BEHF.

We have no comments to make in reference to our
Corned Beef cali the attention OF the trade
TO the aos that Fourteen Pound Cans
perfect and are comparatively cheaper than the old
style package. The popular way OF handling this
article Ia for the Retail Dealer open the Can
the meat in quantities To suit his customers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. ylNCEN RS HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 37l Bienville Street.

The Rev. Fathers OF Holy Cross, in charge OF the
Home, having completed extension Of the buldings
few boys having parents guardians able to pay
small sum for their board and educ alton. will bo
oeived. Those urdsr twelve years Of age Will Eer
ut school at the Home, and those twelve yens
will be sent to Holy Cross Model Farm, whore tie.
will DO employed half the day she and tho oyh
half school.
Apply TO d. P. sCANLAN President
mhis Sol Common street.
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f JOHNSON,

T JOHNSON,
Undertaken,
9O5 and 2O7 --. Magazine Street .--. pos and 20
Now OFlaans.
An kinds Of Metallic Cases and Caskess, RosoWOoA
lTohrQnny and Plain CoGins.
TinS CSrringes for hire at all times. cello - ~
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95..---.----.CAMP STREET
(Eear Poydras)
Has always on hand the largest and best stock Of
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES
French, English and American BUNTING for FLAGS,
etc. ETC., ETC.
He has in stock and will make to orker every descrip
tion of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS,
TENTS, TARPAULINS. WAGON COVERS ETC.
He will manufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES
GALLERY CURTAINS, ETC.
COFFEE, RTOE. GRAIN AND OTHER SACKS
All in the best style of workmanship and at the lowest
mh26 3m possible prices.
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums NJ Matches, Msasis
sippi viii receive boys and girls as boardsrs for Ii
charge Of $40 per month. always paid In advance.
This will for bosrd. lodging wAabing and tuition
The girls ms't pay extra hty cents Per meath Coz u
Of the uniform.
The boArders will hav tho sAme fare and trsatmen
N the orphans
This arrangement 10 made for the especia Aooonue
dation Of Catholic families with linitsd Means thu
wsh TO give their children plain Catholic education
as little expenses at least TO give them few months
Of particular preparation for their Firut uni.p
and Confirmation.
Children. however. who not Catholics will .ls
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director OF D'Evsreux Bn
Orphan Asylumi or to tho Sister Servant St. Mary
orphan Asylum, Natches. Mississippi. ja30 "a "
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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
BAY 81. LOUIS, MAamsnPr.

This institution ohSrterod by the State LoRisature
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Sacred HsarS
has been In succosafu operation since
stuated on the shorea Of the Bay commanding a eTSe
avo Wow Of the Gulf and ahordInR all she sdva61SN0
Of the sea breess and bathing In the Summer ts opo
did location 10 great Indictment healthfui esiS
and amusement for the pupilS The Comm eTcia Conr1
comprises all the branches Of good EneIsh oduoSfNn
Board and Tuition, Per session, payable half yearly
e26O
8edding. Per session, (OpttonAp. 90 q
1octOr ooD q
Vacation. II spent At the instituticn. . 20 q
KxTHA cHAR9EBI
Piano and Violin, per month, 1ch............ aoa
H1..S 1 70
tlO1tA q %
6fase instrument, per month 60. eo
CPSnash epo @ernAn languages Per month, each. 10
Tor further particulars, spplytO
BRO. GABRIEL
my 'oH Director Of the College.
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MUSICAL.

Nos. 7s, 80, 80, 80 Baronne Street,
The Leading Piano and Organ Dealer South,
Inyitoe the public to his immense stock of
MUSIGAI IHbrRUMENT9 PIANOS ORGANH,
MUSIC etc. He keeps mono but the beet and sells st
prices below thoee asked by other houses inferior
goods. Hia stock couprissS the celebrated andI
equAiled CHlCKERIHa Pianos the eloquent and nne-
toned DunhAm PiaDos the reliable priced Halo
Ptapos the upEghB ZSgleE HAEdnau PieyoI PinnOs
and J. Bstsy & Co and Mason 4 Hsniin Orgnns.
Also one hundred secondhand PIANOS and Or
CANS. from o25 upwardS Perfect Pianos, thorouGely
repaired and warranted, at 0I0n Ss-yAlI
Piano repairing done At half the usual Ratea Est.
mates furnished free. mVI1 TSIV
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BEEF TONGUE.

We take special pride in Offering this article to the
Trade: it Is the Creme dc Ia Creme Of ali our goods
Nothing of the kind has been offered the Trade
that compare with 1t In excellence It s oured BY
ourselves and 10 entirely free from the ROOT OF TIE
TONGUE which really nothing but Corned Beef
Try case and recommend IL In the his hes terms to
your Trade. The goods warrant 1t.
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MRS. K. Q. LOGAN
Respectfully announces that she removed TO the
large and elegant store,
NO. IA BARONNE STREET,
next door to Grunewald Hail. where will be pleased
TO chow friends and public the most elegant
stock OF MILLINERY, OSTRICH PLUMES, SPRAYS,
CORSETS and FANCY GOODS ever seen in this city.
Ready made Ball Costumes specially.
Dreasea O order n eight hOurA. i42316 "
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ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Enmitsburg. Frederick County, Marylsaa,
This institution s pleasAn situated in haasstvsr,
piSturesque part OF Frederick county Maryland BSa
mile trom Emmiteburg, and two miles from Ne.
nary.s College It was commenced in 1909 and sneS3
pornted by tho Legislature Of Maryland In IeId ~
buhdngs are convenient and spaoioHs ~
-TER,fB
months each. " S0'o'onS SA A-'a
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
5ea and bedding, Washing Mending and
- e250 90
ALL P4YABIE IN 1n6Ivj;x i2S %
The Academic year divided int two SessIor. ~ g..
months each beginning espectIvoly on the Monds
OF September and the first of February.
Letters OF inquiry dIrscted to the
MOTHEk SUPERIOR
NOS 10 ~ Ss'Jo"eDs'" Acsdemv EmmitsburR Nd.
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ADDRESS
THE SINGER 1LANUEAoTUR1Na 90.
No. 81 Canal Street.
apis 10 ty

a NEW DEPARTURE.
Millinery, Dress Making, Perfect Fitting Cor
sets and Fancy Goods Combined.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JoSEPHsJ
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This lonRestsblished Institution Esvorably known
70 the people OF the South, viii upon It's Forty
nth Scholastic year
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FRESH BEEF.

This article is excellsnt for Pot Pies stews Mincs
Pies and Sandwiches, and 10 deiicacy for Lunches
the Tea Table.
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IOul1IkuHI
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Nos. 50, s5, 81 and SO Poydras Street.
apl6 3m NEW oRLKANs
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same species Of authority, the JeWish
sanhedrin for the. Jews and the Christian
Sanhedrin or Council for the Christians.
That Protestant Christians, Reformed
Christians, Liberal Christians, &C., still
observe the Pope'S and Councils, or the
Emperor ConStantine's holy days and
Sunday Sabbath, is as contrary to Prot
estant principles as the second holy days
OF Rabbinical Jews are 10 the principles
OF Biblical Judaism. 1t L. always the
same old song Of ancient custom, what
ever abuse 1t might contain, or however
contrary to principle 1t might be. The
world Is governed more by habits, Gus.
toms, uSageS and obseryances than by
reason and principle. I,
There Is one great general and char.
acteristic difference between Jewish and
Gentle holy days which deserves partic-
ular mention. The Jew celebrates his.
torical events and natural changes, be-
cause he believes in. tho revelations OF
history and nature, Providence speaks
by the events Of history, the Almighty
manitests His omnipotence and wisdom
in natures forces and laws. The Gem
tiles have personal holy days, among
Christians in commemoration OF Jesus,
Mary, Joseph, Peter, and a host Of saints
OF both sexes; because, the, God and the
gods OF the Gentiles- are anthropomor-
phous. God is a magnifed man, and no
more. He la an arch.type Of personality;
hence a man may be n god; a demigod, q
son Of God, a saint, &C., II he earnestly
aspires to that distinction, or God ap.
pointed him thereto. Therefore the
whole Of dogmatic Christianity turns
about some distinguished persons, and is
given more or less to man-worship, one.
man authority, priestly medIators and re-
deemers. Providence disappears before
the Holy Ghost who deals with persons,
and the Almighty has abdicated the gov
eminent Of this world in favor OF Jesus.
The Christian holy day, as well as the
dogmas aud the form OF worship, have
hardly any thing to do with God or Provi-
dence; II is all a personal matter between
the Christian on the one hand, and Jesus,
Mary, Joseph, the Apostles and Saints on
the other. II Is apotheosis and man
worship in an improved edition. 7E nj
Therefore next Sunday we will bid our
Christian neighbOrs a happy Easter, and
our orthodox Jewish friends happy de-
parture thereof, with pro est against
both. The laws Of Moses require no sup
plements, and the everything God Of
Israel can not be made antllropomorphous.
God Is no man that He could be put to
death and buried; hence He resurrects
not. Reason rejects all mythologies,
and adheres to plain truths Of sober in
telligence. -
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CHICAGO, April 1.-THE cash grain
transactions to-day was based on an appar.
ent rise Of 9 cents, which Is however the
addition OF winter storage, expressing to-
day the state OF the market as expressed
in these dispatches are therefore independ-
ent Of thesc storages. Flour-Steady and
firm. Wheat-Demand fair and prices
higher; No. 9 spring 81 OK spot; 81 06H
seller May; 81 OK seller June: No. 5, Ola
o. Nc; rejected s. Nc. Corn-Demand nc.
tive and prices have advanced; No. 2 mixed
4Sc spot; 4s1Sc seller May; 1870 seller
June. Ryc-Stcady and firm ut 6iISa65c.
oats-In good demand and prices shade
higher; 80 Hc spot; S3ISc seller May; SSssc
seller June. Barley-Demand fair and
prices higher, at CSC spot Pork-Gen.
orally uncL anged; some sales rather lower;
So so spot; $29 IS seller May; $50 5711a
% 90 seller June. Lard-Quiet and steady
Mt $l3 SIX spot; SlS 81 IsalS ~ seller May;
SIS So seller June. bulk Meats-Firm and
unchanged. whisky-Stcady and I'M.
changed.
On call boatd wheat was lower at 81 o51s
al O6 May; 81 06A June. Corn aud Oats
unchanged. Pork higher, at $22 S5a23 ~
May; $92 Goa9s 6oX June. lard Sl3 35a
IL ~ May. 't... ..#