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GLORY TO GOD.

MADRID, Feb % 1870.
TIE Deum" was sung In the Cathedral here to-day
for King Afonso's entrance into ToIosa
MATERIAL GAINS
rs ocially announced ,ha, the royalists captured
lhiriy-six cannon besides those captured in TolosA
THE ExDKD
II may now be considered that the war s virtually q,
an end.
THE cHrRcH.
The Archbishop OF Toledo and other prela,es have
pettOned the cortes to grant Catholic unity and pro.
,ibit any other worship In Spain.
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FRENCH NEUTRALITY.

MADRID, Feb. %, 1876.
has been nterned In France.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding OF last year. as in.
deated BY the thermometer az Hudnut's pharmacy.
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The weather to-day is dull.
THE SLAVE CIRCULARS OF THE CABINET DE-
BATED IN PARLIAMENT

THE SLAVE CIRCULARS OF THE CABINET DE-
BATED IN PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Feb. % 1s76.-Night
In the House of Commons tonight Mr.. whtbread
member for Bedford, moved resolution in regard to
the treatment Of fugitive slaves calling for tho
ton of the recent circulars issued by the Admiralty
He asserted that these instructions TO the
manders Of our men-ofwar indicated inclination
the part OF the government TO abandon the traditional
policy OF England in regard to slavery.
Mr.. Hanbury, member for Taniworth liberal con-
servative, moved as amendment TO the resolution
hat 1t Is desirable to await further information from
the Royal Commission appointed to inquire in the sub
ject.'' He maintained that the circulars con.
trased favorably with those issued by the
liberal government He argued that when
the United States and Russia great
slave. owning Powers they would not have tolerated
tho hight doctrines which were now proclaimed
It would not DO credtable for England to take up
position which she could rot have maintained
against them He advised the House hesitate before
attempting, by mere declaration of its feelings,
TO enforce tho observance OF English NUM-
cpal law upon foreign nations. The govern
ment were quite justified in referring the
subject commission II only for the object seeing
to what extremity 1t could push English municipal
law favor OF slave and in order that the question
might not be decided under the influence OF popular
citcment
Mr. Foster believed both policy and law would vim
dicate tie position that slave received on a
British man-of-war could not be surrendered There
not a single constituency in the country which
would once repudate the idea of waiting for the
report of tho commission.
Sir John Holkcr Attorney General declared that the
last circular correctly defined the law.
Mr. Claiborne Hardy, Secretary Of State for War; said
the government hoped by means Of the commission
be able reconcile the mante OF the utmost OK
tent OF personal liberty with their international
obligations and good faith toward friendly nations.
He pointed to the act passed by the liberal government
empowering colonial courts under circum-
stances restore slaves illegally captured, proof
OF the Inconsistency Of the opposition
The debate adjourned
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AUSTRALASIA.

sIDNEr, Feb. ~, lS7d
The submarine cable between Sydney and New
Zealand has been successfully laid and opened for
traf1c
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ITALY.

RoxE, Feb. %, 1874
bassador.
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1876. THE NEW ToGSS HERALD ALMANAC
YIxANcIAL, ooMMEKcIALL. ASp. PoLIrroAL


Now ready addition its us.a comprising
tables and statistical nnsnce. vita
a Of gold or 1870 cf gorefnment bonds os the
varus issues rates o eonso railroad sharos And stock
an .ecurities tho London market, Bank OF Eng
80 ATE Of Al scoun Custom. and other selecttous
rees and general information presents inits ssue foe
1876. SnsTr SrsIr = I mRRsI,p ALMANAC FOR 1875
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb % 1876
The Federal Council has accepted the bill passed BY
the Reichstag amending the penal CODE
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Fries. IS cents mailed 70 all parsos the United States
eents sold ~ All statcners and uewsdsalerk Addrsns
AkkALp ALtkAAAC. NeH York eur
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INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS, COUGH, COLD AND
Cntarrh yield to HALEs HONEY HoREHouSD
Tar.
Pkg's roorHAcHE DRors In minute.
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Correspondence and investigation invited
WILCOX A GIBBS g. ~ Co,
Br0adwny corner Bond At
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20. xe.risoms condition of humanltyr,

20, wearisome condition Of humanityr'
How wretched homes In land How many heart
broken nvalidsl Life with signifies
existence All subject disease but whom health Is
moved the hope nearly Sickness is usually In
through careessness Especially is this
with those diseases peculiar Through her
mprudence and folly she is made to drag misera
Bile exencea OF annoyance and anxiety TO her
friends and anything but comfort and pleasure to herself
dent and oveaxng her body with aborious employment
both fruitful Of many Of the masdes from which
she suffers Gradually the bloom leaves hor cheeks her lips
grow white, her vvacy DEPARTS she continually
feeling WEAKNESS and general languor and alto
getber ghosty What she need!
Should take stimulating drug which will tor the
make her feel better does hor entiro do
mand reparaon She requires something which not only
will health the diseased but will and
invgorate Che system. Dr. PHRcRs FAvoRrE PRESCRIPTIONS
this II mparts strength the diseased parts brings
health and comfort where previ
ously ihore only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for The Peoples Common
Medical Adviser in which fifty de-
consideration Of those diseases peculiar
men will be post paid address FOR 81 so Ad
dress r " PIERCE. ~ d.. Worlds Dspensary, Buffalo, N
Y. Agents wanted TO sell ths valuable work
A-BENNErT BUILDING,
FIRE PROOF,
OCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SrS.
HANDSOMELY AND WELLHEATBD OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
LAWYERS BANKERS And Insurance. OFFICES.
"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
judges Report American Institute Fair.
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VATICAN ADDRESS TO DON CARLOS.
RoxE, Feb. %, 1870
II Is announced that the Vatican has informed DON
Carlos that he ought to stop lighting that success
d hopeless
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No other sewing achinen world has "Automsth
Tensonn any other Of us characteristic features.
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ATTENTION is EXTENSIVELY DIRECTED TO
the splendid SILK BLAsrIc Truss supplied BY ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway. Worn comfortably
night and day curing rupture.
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STILL BErBEATrSo TO FRANCE.
MADRID, Feb. 22-EvenInE
The carlst leaders saballs Pnal Morales and Liar.
nga have entered France
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Awarded the grand Gold Medal Of Progressr OF the
American Institute November 1875 and she scott Legacy
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October, 1875.
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A-WlsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Used nearly fifty years Coughs Influenza Ac so cents
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THE SMUGGLED DIAMONDS.

Average tenpcTature yesterday 8,
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 3.
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INK KINo AND rnR Annr-

Ihk KING AND THK AMY.
LoSDoS Feb "a, 1879
despatch 70 the Hsvs nom San Sebastian r.a..s
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SPAIN.
ALFONSO N roLosA.


MADRID Feb. q, 1874
King Alfonso entered Tolosa yesterday afternoon
The royalsts had previously carried all the heights
near the town.
San SEBASTIAN.
Hls Majesty the King is expected at San Sebastian
,o-day.
MOVING HBRSAxL
General Martinez Campos' army Is marching upon
Aernani
CARLOS
Dispatches received yesterday announce tha. Don
Carlos was in the Baztan valley.
EHK cAR1Isr CAUSE SAID TO BE LOST Axp
HOPELESS.
PARIS, Feb %, 1874
The cariist General Dorregaray has taken refuge on
French soil
The Cars, cause is now considered here AZ hope
lessly lost
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CHAMPION PREPARED FOOD FOR MoCKING
birds thru,he. robins and all bill birds for sale BY
ali druggists and bird dealers, 25c- per SINGER
GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY. Manufacturers $50 Hud-
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ts election oturhF AFe The tnest Os vttecs AN ouIy
reiabls dasa tho coming Presidential election
,,orrected score ~ tho Doilym0unt international R1a
Match wish iagram &e private signals u The New York
Yacht complete 81 this
b, couuties full ust of and Members " tho
Torty.ourth Congress. standing and select
both houses with oice addresses Re American Mnis.
aud Gon,us Aercad foreign Legations ,he Cuitod
table she postage foreign
tries also the u closing the mails New York Poss
once All she attiss Of the Almanac Mariner. Guide
Missing Heirs 4c, continued for the pau yeAr La
chronological and other tables departmeut
army and ocialiy corrected tts Mis-.
ceuansous" contents Is vanablo compendium af
gems of general and special Information
THK HERALD ALMANAC.
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING,

"a UEOIUfU AUF ANVIL.
judges Report American Institute FAN.
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"FULL MANY GEM OF PUREsr Ray
serene"
and lasting tho costly stones These are PAEisAs
KfCHARD HUMPHREYS. Jswelier No ITO Broadway,
New York. opposite Sewarr. sole agent tor the United
States
Goods sent O. o. D. with privilege 90 examine befors
paying for them send for descriptive price list
GOLDEN -BARKERS AURORA CHANGES
.ny hair TO golden. Depot. BARKER's Human Hair and
Wig Parlors, 30 West 10Th st.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated BeverageL JOHN MATTHEwS,lu nv. and 2eth
st.. New York
WIGS, ToUPEES, &C.-G RAUCHFUSS, PRACTI-
cal Wig aud TOupee maker A East 18th st.. Broad
way
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AUTOMATIC
SILENT SEWING MACHINE

New Wilcox 4 Gibbs
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NJ HEoIGNAIION ACCEPTEDs
PARIS, Feb %, 1875
lie Soir announces that the President has accepted
" Bufeps resignation.
, 1876-04-09

If there can be 1udicrous side to SO das-
tardly IN outrage as TINT committed by the
ballot-bo1 suffers in South Chicago, it is to
be found in the contemplation Of the Demo-
cratic candidates. They have all been re-
markably quiet about the bal1ot-stufing.
They have looked on at the stufing process
placidly and calmly. There has not been q
protest from FEAsK SHERMAN or MIR. LoEwES-
THAI: They slept peacefully while the vigi-
liant young men Of the Republican persuasion
stood guard with reyolvers at half-cock over
the bal1ot-bo1es that had already been stuffed
The Democratic candidates were thus serene
because they supposed that any robbing or
stufdng Of the boxes was in their favor. They
were just childlike and bland enough to be-
ie7e that if MIKE EVANS were elected they
would also be elected, and that every vote
stuffed for him was q vote stuffed for them.
We eau fancy the surprise and despair Of
these Democratic fledgelings when they dis
covered that MME had ''sat down upon
them, u and that the stufing was done entirely
in the interest Of ticket that had not been
in the field at all. It was cheeky, but in
genions. It was hard On the Democrats who
had stood by NIKE, but it served 'em right.
# there is any laugh in this affair, it is On
MIEE's Democratic associates.
, 1876-04-09

own number to the vacancy in the Mayors
Office. There is no objection to the people
protesting against GOWNS usurpation by
uniting on a candidate and giving him a
unanimous vote. Such proceeding might
possibly shame ColvN into reslgnntion'
though that is doubtful. At MI events, it
would be such an expression Of public op'n~
ion that the new Council would not dare to
ignore it. But, in doing this, it would be
well for the people to designate at the polls
gentleman who will also be elected to the
Council; then the choice in the Council
would be double protest, which neither
CoLyM nor the Courts could longer resist.
But, above all, let there bo choice Of honest
and decent Aldermen who will rescue the
people from the threatening bankruptcy OF
the city and the certain destruction of its
business prosperity. Retrenchment alone
can save Us, and ratrenchment can be made
only through the Council.
, 1876-04-09
GbnGb1ea9a Gri11h,1,ne.
Sunday Morning, April 8, 1879.


One very self-eyident reasonfor the falling
of in the Chinese demand for trade-dollars,
and the consequent glut in silver, has been
discovered These hare been coined chiefly
at the Branch Mint at Carson, New, and it
appears the trade~dol1ars for some time
turned out therefrom have invariably been
short in weight from one-half to two cents
each The Chinese bankers were not slow to
detect this, and have thrown out the trade
dollar. The Sen Francisco ANa, which has
been investigating the matter, has found that
some Of the trade-dp1lars from the Carson
Mint Of the coinage Of this year are four
grains short Of full weight, and that the only
solution Of it is that systematic and extensive
stealing must have been practiced there, and
that the test scales must have been tampered
with The full weight of silver, Of the
standard 6neness, has in every instance been
turned in to be coined at the Branch Mint,
and what has not been returned in coin of
full weight has been stolen. This is the
frst instance in which such frauds have been
detected in the Mint, and the result has been
to shake confidence in the Carson coinage.
not only abroad but in California, and 60 arch
ing investigation is demanded.
, 1876-04-09

Perhaps there was never any easier ballot
box stufhng than that Of the lato South
Town election. It required no time, no esti-
mate, no judgment, no risk. It made no
difference, in robbing the boxes, whether
Democratic tickets or Republican tickets were
stolen. ALI that needed to be done was to
empty some of the boxes of helf their con-
tents and substitute tickets that had not been
in the field at all There was no time lost in
inspecting the stolen ballots to see that the
wrong ones were not extracted It was
clean sweep. Nor had there been any useless
waste Of money, and physical exerton, and
bad whisky, in the campaign. The stuffed
ticket did not even put il! IN appearance till
it jumped up, like Jack-i:-the-Box, ready
made, quick, alert, and cheeky. The ballot
box suffers probably did not even go to the
expense Of printing tickets. Last years
tickets served their purpose perfectly well,
and they had probably saved over sufficient
number for the occasion EVANS, PHILLIPS,
RYAN, G1EAsoS,-they were the same this
year as last, and will probably be the same
next year unless the Town Boards shall be
abolished in the meantime. It was a new
departure, aud is entitled to the credit Of
originality aud magnificent success.
, 1876-04-09

per gallon Flour WIS quiet and unchanged.
Wheat Was moderately active and closed &c
lower, at So tc for April and $1.o3s for May.
Corn was less active and 4c lower, closing at
45aac for april md 4sac for May. Oats were
more active and 4c lower, closing at s15c for
April and 334c for May. Rye was dull and
easier, at G4c for regular. Barley was quiet
and easier, closing at SEC for April and 56c
for May. Hogs were quiet and weak, at
Sc decline from Fridays quotations, light
weights selling at $s.oo@8>o0, and common
to good heavy at ss1o@s.35. Cattle were
in fair demand and unchanged quoted at
$3.50@5.50 for common to choice. Sheep
sold at fully Fridays figures, common to extra
being in demand at $5.00@7.5 One hun
dred dollars in gold would buy $1l3.o5 in
ereeubacks at the close.
, 1876-04-09

a year ago tho taxpayers aud reputable cih-
zens of the South Town did not yoto st the town
election, but Kept away from the polla. Two
gangs Of bumme1e, thieves, and scoundrels
fought for the spoils. The gang led by MIKE
EVANS and ED PHILLIPS out-stuffed and out
cheated the gang led by the rumsel1er Ton
FOLEY. aud seized the Offices. This spring the
taxpayers and reputable citizens, smartlng un-
der tha robDeries committed by the EVANS
PHILLIPS gang, turned out IN great numbers and
overwhelmed the villains by upwards of 5000
majority. They supposed they had redeemed
the town from the control OF the thieves but
the thieves had no intention of sur1ender1ng the
plumber. They had the pol1-bo1es IN their
hands. It was not difficult to open half-a-
dozen Of them, abstract the contents, and fill
them up With ballots containing the names of
EVANS, PH1LLIPe. GLEASON, and RYAN. This
Was done by them, aud the ecoundrels have de-
clared Themselves reelected, and are NOW with
drunken and insulting leers asking the onraged
citizens what they nze going to do about it it
they don't like it.
, 1876-04-09

Each voter may be asked as he approaches
the polls how he voted at the town election,
and, if he voted the Republican ticket, he
will not hesitate to take time enough to make
and sign the affidavit In this way, at the
twenty~four or twenty-five precincts in South
Chicago, there can be collected the sworn
testimony Of enough voters to demonstrate
the utter falsity Of the result declared by
DAVE THORNTON and his vil1ainous associates.
We suggest that these afidavits be printed in
large numbers, and that the ward clubs take
action to have Notary nt each precinct, and
have persons especially appointed to reques.
voters to make the a1idavits. Let the vii
lainy be demonstrated in way that even the
thieves cannot gainsay.
, 1876-04-09

The people Of the North Division, after the
election last fall, invited the voters Of par
ticular precinct to call at q place named and
indicate by affidavit how they had voted for
County Treasurer. Over one hundred and
twenty citizens Of that precinct voluntarily
appeared and made affidavit that they had
voted for sHucz, while the Election judges
had falsely returned only 80 votes for that
person! In this way there was moral con-
viction Of these men, though they escaped
legal conviction by the corrupt perversity Of
q single juror. It is now proposed that
somewhat similar course be adopted with re-
spect to the late election for the collection Of
the evidence to prove the wholesale fraud at
the late town election in South Chicago. The
measure can easily be executed. A city cleo
ton will be held on the 18th Of April. There
can be selected reputable citizen, author
ized to administer oaths, to serve at each pre-
cinct, who will be provided with printed
blanks worded substantially as follows:
r. q legal voter residing It No.
-. on - street, in the - Ward Of the City Of
Chicago: do swear Tint at tho town election held tn
South Chicago on Tuesday. April 8, 1916. voted =
printed h.llot bearing the names Of A. ]. GALLOWAY
for Collector, ". B. q. GRAY for Assessor. GEORGE
F. koLps for Supervisor, and E. L. BARBER for Clerk
svoEn fsi 6sfofe ms this 18Th day Of April 1876.
, 1876-04-09

The statement is made that JOIN RouS-
TREE, the perfunctory attorney who draws a
salary from the county, has advised the
County Commissioners seyerally to deny any
petition the voters may present to submit the
question Of discontinuing the township Or
CARNATIONS in this city. Of course JOIN
RoUN1RE, perfunctory attorney, has no
valid reason for giving any such opinion,
and, if he has not been misrepresented, he
has simply, as an officer Of the county, ad-
vised other officers of the county to violate
the law in the interest of ringsters and
ballotbox suffers But, in this case, if his
position is correctly reported, Mr. RouH1REE
will probably fail to do the scoundrels the
service he hns undertaken The law says:
upon the petition of at1east one-dfth Of the
Legal voters Of any county having adopted
township organization, to be ascertained
by the vote cast at the last preceding
Presidential election, the County Board
a'taU cause to Be submitted to the eoters OF such
county at the next general election the ques-
ton Of the continuance of township oreani-
zation-" No discretion is given to the Coun-
ty Board in the matter. The law is manda-
tory. hfr. RouSTRE is also mistaken if he
thinks sufficient delay can be secured by the
denial Of the petition to extend the life Of
the Town Boards beyond another election. If
the Board refuses to submit the question at
the election next fall, an application can be
made directly to the Supreme Court for q
mandamns compelling it to comply with the
law; and the Supreme Court will not refuse
Buch application Let the Citizens Associa-
lion proceed at ones to the obtaining of the
requisite number Of signatures, and there is
no question but the County Board will either
submit the question voluntarily, or be COM
pelled to do 10,
, 1876-04-09

"Tho combat thickeus.:" The last wceI
witnessed important events in connection
with Brooklyn a1faira- DrB r. S. SroRRs
and BuDNeros, this time in connection with
the Rev. Dr.. TAYLOR, Of the New York
Tabernacle Church, the Rev. DR.. WARD, Of
the Independent, and Prof. MARTIN, Of the
University, took very decided step. It
came about in this way. The Committee ap-
pointed by the New York and Brooklyn As
sociation of Congregational Ministers, Inst
autumn, to report whether steps should be
taken in reference to Mr. BEEcHEn, reported
that further investigation was indispensable,
but that it was not best for the Association
to move until after it should appear what
would bo the result Of the Commission raised
by the recent Advisory Council, or Of the
Andover proposition Of council Of inrcsti-
cation. This threw open for discussion the
whole subject. The Association contains
members who took an active part in the Ad-
visory Council, and they were determined to
obtain action that should virtually indorse
the proceedings Of that body. Hence the
Rev. DR.. HENRY ID. SroEns "a cousin Of the
Rev. Dr. RICHARD S. SroRRs), one Of the
Corresponding Secretaries Of the American
Home Missionary Society, who was men,
ber Of the Advisory Council, introduced a
proposition to raise COMMITTEES Of five to
cid the investigations Of the Councils Com
mission by procuring and presenting eyi-
dence; Of which committee Drs. r, s.
SToRRs and BuDISaToS should be members.
It has been understood that when Plymouth
Church, to its establishment, found that the
result Of the huge Advisory Council was met
on every side with criticism and Reputation.
and that its famous device Of Commission
was likely to provo a mortfying failure,-not
from lack Of charges to be made, or Of snp-
posed evidence to be presented, but from an
utter refusal Of witnesses to appear before
it t,-it Was determined to prevent such re-
suit If possible, and to put the machinery in
motion. The proposition before the Asso-
citation seems to have been part Of this plan.
It adroit1y included several points thought to
be desirable. ~ It headed of any investies:
tion independent of the Commission. (2)It
acceptd and iuderea aAs 0ozamss.
, 1876-04-09

The Chicago Ecening Journal narratos at Some
length the successive ateps by which the four
Bummer villains elected themselves town OIL
GERS OF the South Division OF Chicago last Tues
day, Wednesday, Thurdsy, and Friday, snd oon-
clraes it's article in this language:
Now what ia to be done shout it, Have Tho decent
people Of Chicago remedy7 Must they submit to %
robbed b1 the worst scaiiswaga in the community
gano of 1uas .couM hanged in one fiqht In CHI
cago We hAvo rome respect for tAw, but the ax does
not seem to reach the lawless. Something must and
will be DONE Tho people zroused and excited aud
stop must b put to these outrazas and ,hs sooner
the better.
, 1876-04-09

The Chicago produce markets were again
unsettled Saturday. Mess pork WIS active
and closed 10c per brl higher, at $o2.1o@
q. Is caah and $22.a73@22.so seller May.
Land was active and weak, closing Sc per 100
lbs lower, at 813.4o@144oi cash and S13. .5o41
@13.55 for May. Meats were less active and
steadier, At sfc for boxed shoulders, 12o for
do abort x1bs, md 12}o for do abort clears.
HRhx5nss vsss Qu3st Ind steady, at 91oa,