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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26
A Story of Prince Bismarck.

In the summer of 1912, when Bis
marck was twenty eight years old, and
was cavalry officer, he was standing
one afternoon with some of his COM
panions on a bridge, when his groom
led his horse into the water to drink.
Suddenly the horse lost footing, fell,
and the groom disappeared. Bismarck
Immediately threw away his sword, tore
off his uniform, and sprang into the
river to save his servant. He caught
him, but the frightened man chung to
him with such a grip, that he was
obliged to go to the bottom before'he
could get loose. Eventually he saved
the groom. For this gallant deed he
received the Well-knoWn Prussian medal
for saving life that one still sees, be-
tween so many other stars and orders,
on his breast. He is very proud of this
mark of honor, and once, when q dis
tinguished diplomatist asked, with some
sarcasm, the meaning of the simple
decoration, which, at the time, was the
only one he had, he answered quickly,
" [ am in the habit of saving peoples
lives sometimes !"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26
TFI SHOULD DIE TONIGHT.

Ii | should die tonight,
NV friends would look upon my quiet face
Before they laid it IN its final resting-place,
And deem that death had left 1t almost fair.
And LAYING snow-white flowers against my hair,
Won smooth it down with careful tenderness,
And fold my hands with lingering caress,
Poor hands empty and so cold tonight.
Nv friends ~ call to mind with loving
thought,
Some kind deco icy hand had wrought;
Some gentle wor frozen lips had said:
Errands on which the willing feet had sped;
The memory of my selfShnesS and pride,
NY hasty words. would all be put aside.
And so | should be loved and mOurned tonight
If should die tonight.
Even hearts estranged would turn once more to
me. sz
Recalling other days remorsefully; Ga
The eyes that chill me with averted ance
Would look upon me yore perchance.
Aud soften, in the old familiar way,
For who could war with dumb, unconscious
cay?
So mi ght rest, forgiven of ALL tonight. -1
oh friends, [ pray tonight -
Keep not your kisses for my cold dead brow
The way is lonely, let me feel them now,
Think gently of me: am travel worn; -
Ny faltering feet are pierced with many thorn,
Forgive. oh, hearts estranged: forgive. plead!
When dreameSs rest is mine shall not need
The tenderness for which | long to night.
Mrs. GeneCerdh IL. Wint0n.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26
AS SOON as cables are laid giving tel

AS SOON as cables are laid giving tele-
graphic connections between new points
an opportunity is afforded for deter
mining the longitude Of the stations.
This is by far the simplest and most
accurate method of determining longi-
trdes that has ever been invented. All
that is necessary is to have correct
local time at each station, and to note
the time accurately when the signals
are sent. The difference of the local
times is practically the difference OF
longitude There is small loss of time
in the transmission of the signals, but
the error that this might occasion is
entirely eliminated by sending signals
both ways over the wire, and computing
from a pair of signals.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26

Ill S fSMA CURE. Sure relief in ter,
EYA minutes. He that fails to try Ibis cure
H8 Will suffer when sure cure is at hand. Sold
by all Druggists. sent by mail on receipt of
SO cts. Address A. a. PARDEE & BRO.
Madison, Wis.
TURKEY FEATHERS! Don't waste them! Save
carefully the wing and tail feathers. We pay cash.
Send for prices HIRAM HADLEY Il Co, chicago
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all was expressed.
doubt was slain.
ollowed you for
you looked SO
have not sent
prison-taint
shrink from
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-26

Superintendent Of the Insurance Depart-
ment of the State Of New-York,
ON THE
ON THE
OF THE

EXAMINATION OF THE
, 1877-08-26
A GOVERNMENT WITHOUT A PRESIDENT.
n fbe Etifor If 77ht Trfhuk

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l-In writing your article
ssThc Downfall of the Republic ~ in last Sun
| days TRIBUNE You failed to do Justice to tho
| little pamphlet Lessons Of Q Century, hy c1-
| tending review where had taken the liberty
to request criticism. :,
You commence b} lowering tho value Of the
| little work in placing Its importance alongside
| with that Of 1.-THE Battle of Dorking,'''a view
which no doubt will carry conviction With those
readers who are minus an idea before having
taken tlleir breakfast and ftglanced" at The
| CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
| posed would be ''sitnple and BEAUTIFUL" and
| refer to it rs approaching that Of Switzerland
| whose political troubles. aspirations, and sue
| cesses during the latter years have been so sin
| gu1ar1y ignored by our English press; but at
| the same time bring before the mind OF your
readers the pure {9} Democracy OF Athens, sub-
| yerted by demagogucs, and warn against found
I ing n Government on the rule of the deprayed
and the ignorant.
thought, and reflection. good care has bern
tnken to profit by the failures of former
republics. and the short time you took to look
over the little book easily explains your article.
II not crowding your columns, permit me to
direct your attention to only one of the most
important propositions, namely the abolition Of
the Presidency.
| Can it really be denied, that the Presidency is
the cause OF all our corruption amt party
tyrannye WIN not rs long as we elect Prcsi-
dents the motto be: land to the victor belong
the spoils9''
Does not the partition Of these spoils, COM
mcncc in Washington, and from there ramfy
out into every little municipality Of the country
and does NOT T. his Excellcncy,'' who with the
nppointiyc power ut his command wieids as
much influence as a foreign potentate, stand at
the very tountain-head Of al this corruption
and party tyranny! Again can our efforts at
Civil Service Reform really become effective,
If after four years the opposing party should
get into power and the aforementioned motto
be in force again!
From these considerations an amendment to
tho Constitution is thought advisable, abolish
ing the Presidency and transferring the excc,-
tire functions to au Administrative Commission
or Congressional Ministry to be chosen by Con-
sress from their own body, or from among
other competent citizens; and to be supervised
and instructed during the adjournment OF Con-
gress by 4 standing committee, who afe to be
in permanent session during that time, ard who
are authorized to call extra sessions of Con-
gress whsR rS62(fdt , tas M TO- fhis te
book, and refer all those who should take ir-
tcrcst in its contents to the advertisement on
the first page Of TIE TRIBUNE. Flat Lux.
, 1877-08-26

ton. In addition to the general bonds ADORE
recapit'llated there are also ID specla assess
ment poRtls outstanding for 81, GOO each. pay
able out Of special assessments and Issued in
1874. and the payment of these special assess
mcnts is in the same condition with all the other
+ IS very easy thing, Mr.. Editor, to make
changes and falsify figures for effect, aud It is
public officers as thieves and ringsters, but it is
hardly right to besmirch q mans character
ton 'N Of: the faets. The Board 81
Trustees Of the Town Of Lake have
dsbtsdstss to 1ess gsTGS es e ays prcae a
incurred by former Boards, and are met of
the ciamor for. improvements Of the actual
residents and citizens of the town on Tue one
hand, and the denunciation OF all improvements
BY the so-called ra1-paycrs1 Association (compos mp
eli mainly of non-resuents). on the other when
they carne into Office in tue spriu. Of 1915 tacre
were no accounts kept Of town matters except
the private account-hook Of thoTo treasurer
there WAS no record Of outstanding town orders,
ami large amounts have hccn constantly nre-
kept with tho special assessment funds; but all
money collected: WAS credited to anu
paid out of one general 1und.
and the Improvements for which the money
was collected in many instances were mol maze.
The Board of Trustees have heen compelled to
make these improvements OF to refund tho
money, and outstanding orders had to be paid
or innu1uerabic suits would have been COM
mcnccd against the town and Its credit de-:
stroyed. - .s
Tie officers OF the town arc trying to do their
duty, aud arc at least entitled to hearing
before such sweeping denunciattons arc hurled
against tllrm as those tuntaincd in the cx partc
report Of saia COMMITTEE. do not intend to
enter into newspaper controversy nor to com
plain against just criticism, ut>the creditors Of
the town and the taxpayers should know the
actual use made Of their funds, aud therefore
send you this communication.
L. B. EoNpIT, Treasurer Town Of Lake
, 1877-08-26

$50: fair to good Ninaesota spri1Ss. So o5as1s.
choice fancy Minnesota spring. ST. co87 patent
| springs, S. ooz9.oo: low grade, s3.oo@4.(b; nev
spring IS oo552 Isl old rSe. 81 ocsio os; new do,
@3.T3.
BEAS-Was in far request aud unchanged Sales IL.
greeased 10 at So % ton track and free On
board car. 81, -.
Conx.MxAl- Coarse VA. nominal at slB.s 50 pei d,
on track. -.
wlEEAT-was rather css actfre. and stronger on til.
whole hsugh irregular In the sttcr part Of the session
The market or September savAuced cec and closed 10
aeystI ne shi, ss eolS Fra Tas
s %: :ass Is Sa:s s
and t,a ,steads and o!lsrs tnasing them oat 70 he Arm
il ssn w loi *
aaa q IL e bfGss q on, 1s
sssSe - 'ss?si { {
ess so ae &c 1b 81
Cd 5a sympsthy wttn fM,alss Seller ssptsnbcr opened
ana sesSs S ss;ss st sf g =
seller October VI autes sesie unssr the abe1o
sa :. sae ss .t ssss s: e., sss %sss
so!d :. 81 o7tl co. chiefly IN *ettlculen: closing ai
S. casa saes W. Sses!ted & ofG i. aeti a
b s 81 5S : "a g 81 Is : 50 So s 3sE
IS s
s.: :; "a md Sa b, sample s. 'sS
S 5 i saSs zs S sa3 81 fs a.
eSKS1wss is: sct,ve: and ,.rcsu!ar,y armes tho
Friday: Liverpoot was nrn1 and Scw York Stronger,
Ws m 9fss m s :n ns s. 4
the pad week Under free Shipments This induced fall
e @ e
below semember The Ecduetion lnvited shippers te
Sf@sad ~ 5sJssssa slsaassd M ls Il soass3aya:e:
5ns e; 81 eSI ia s
h ea' seE desea 70 a
tss. ss..ns i ss;!er e ea:h fsa:sa It s siis
and ntsh mixed At s,ac Keteeted closed At 4oe Cssi
ss ssfs Ts5e 5sRs!sSs g rtts
sSc.3 q A. sane Us sa Tos t! ~
oAf4we1s s.s s4se saa daIi dari1s ti lie @ latter
ps es Sas sGS STssd
s s ss 7ss @ nj @ a: s.,
sn ead{ the zsrs Of 1tss an1
po9isa shtpmsnss eash o Aasass ane epsasa sas
"a sSa s. eSss 5ssas;:
stcady AZ 2ac: Rejscted oats sold At lsc- Samples
rs1s & T :s;ss s1a IS su e. IS
ea en 10 ds Y Y ne g Il ell
:Si kYke#a. dfn:r anaer seoa 'aanly from short.
There was also inquiry from shippers. Cash :od
early At 32e ard coset # s1s Rejected re solt
Of a. 900 pu No. at soc: tOU bu rejected IT,
12o3 bu BY sample at 431d445c on track. Tcta $500
bu-
BARLET-was less actfye AMI weak closing ikaec
lower. excepting the lower ades The market opened
firm. With few sales OF tu.urc3 at Tho outside prcss
Of Friday hqt soon Eeaseaed the larger r:cepts ID
numerous selcr., and causing slarts to hold OF. Ths
best barley was chiefly sold py SAMPLE s"1ler se2te
bcr opened 73c and closet al 51&7.c. Uttpoer
brought 7.i:c carI-, aud closed ut 7D37D]1c- No
sold carly ax 7oc and closed dull a e9: Extra No.a
sold IT 5A751c aud No. 39E30@c. Feed barley sod
at 33s Cash sa!es wcre reported Il 500 By 70 ooi
70*c: G0 bu extra No. II 50 s5fc SEQ bl No. sat
3e39@e; LOO bu old feed :c; ,4co By sample
at 48935c on track Total. 4, 4UU uu.
, 1877-08-26

6ptefal Correspondence Of Tat Trtouae,
CHICAGO, Aug. ei.I have preferred waiting
unti the close Of the session OF The suuremc
Body in order that, instead Of presenting dis
connected reports. might give to the member
ship complete synopsis Of the lcg;sl.tton of
3s7. In consequence OF the demonstrations
made BY the brethren Of Cleveland and Of tho
buekeye State in general. but little outside the The
formal organization and the presentation of Tie
reports OF officers was transacted On the first
dsy. In considering the report Of the Supreme
Chancellor, I can only say that in ytey OF the
large amount appearing Is having been
expended bY that officer, but ytrr
mcagre results hare been attained aud hau he
simply remained at home the Supreme Lodge
would hare been about that much richer anc
the Jurisdictions visited not anT worse OF The
report Is q series OF apologies for things not
done, and regrets for so little being accom-
plished. It is not vigorous OF calculated to in
epirc, and one cannot examine this document
without wondering how it could have been DOS
Eible to get SO Little into 50 large space. do
not desire to make any inyidious distinctions
BY speaking Of previous fncumbcnts, but can
not help comparing former reports with this
, 1877-08-26
tHy re4s.est-J
PATHETIC chill DISH LINES.

s g "a It, e e. ana
csnirat Raitroad, t1aae .1y1nd to eatea 0ta. A40
II. ats p-M
o Mother dear, forgive me!
I'm naughty hoy, know;
You 4old nc M not to 60.
Iuent up to the railroad, -
And tried to catch pig:
The train came on With fearful speed,
And crushed my little leg.
Dear Pnpa, do not cry for me
It does not pain me much;
I'll soon be well, dear FApa,
And walk without I crutch
Pray don't CT; dear Papa,
He sees the .'sparrows fall~
When VAS well, dear Mamma,
prayed beside your knee:
But now l cannot kncel, Ma,
And Jou must pray for nc
: Ask God to bless Us all, Aa,
Wherever We may go:
Iknow He'll help poor FraniseS
And cause his leg to grow. - :
had etrengrh. and could endure
Hard labor evesJ day,
Then I would work, and thus procu=e :,
The food for which pray
Father In Heaven! wilt Thou hear -.1:s-,
4 little prayer like uiuc, ..
And dry up Mothers scaldinE tears:
And the glory shall be Thine.
II God calls, can 60. Papa,.
Away up among the stars:
They'll not hurt Rraukey there, you know
They have no rsiixoad-cafs.
.....
The streets are paved with gold, Papa,
And little boys hnye wings;
f1eaec tell me ,May 60, Papa,
Where shining Angels sing.
'Twould break your heart to hear him talk,
And see him - kiss the rod :.
I could not speak. but much thought
OF that boys faith In Got.
JoHs B. EAAw- 3slo Dearborn street.
cAcAao, Ang. - ,, ls77. -. -
, 1877-08-26


| had wish to look at things npon the way,
| And visit old St. doe, upon the eastern beach,
| TO see persuamous grow and tasto the lusciou
peach.
So the dollar paid md stepp d on board the craft
To bear the music play'd, took my station aft.
The boat to time was truc at half past nine O'Clock
With passengers and crew. we started from th
While gently gliding ont, along the inky stream,
cast MY eyes about for items tot 1ny theme.
Twothirds the men were dress'd in suits OF navy,
On that account guessed they were John snerman'
But then the way they sat and chattcd with ths
And hngsrd with the hat, and rwiddlcd with thu
Caused me to think that had made a slight mis-.
take
That such men do not ply for hire upon the lake
thought myself absurd-the father of the geese
And then the thought occurred, they must be al
police
On some excursion bent, to rest them from their
HAD come with full intent to dispipato their epoils
John Sherman standing near, ask d to me inform
And he, with face aglow, replied, IN 2 passion,
'Yoa greenhorp! don't you know 1is the present
When VIC were half-ac.o.s, tho lake WAS rather
The boa: pisy,a pitoh-and toss; folks had got
Enough and more than they were able we'll tokccp;
They threw the rest away, committed to the deep.
Some conld not Keep their feet, as true as In. 4
Or barely keen their scat cen keep their dinner.
Some others had q"alm, but not of conscience,
For qunins in all, that storm brought up upon the
Two hundred women lay quite helpless on the
decks,
And men. in sad dismay, put arms around their
nccSs.
And then ths1 rubbd their hands, and felt their
Put brandy to their lips, and ehawls upon their
And iset; f ti,x b,-ca , ,nn,, . ao,,,.
Ten cents to mind trunk md thirty cents for ten,
pr.ce afty cents for cot, lemon twenty cents
Forty for whisky hot fell heavy on the gents.
But, notwithstanding nc had pcrils on the trip.
We brought up in the Ice, and left John shernans
Then Fcatterd all around, each bent On some
To find what could he found -perchance to gather
Tn tol some did partakc OF good and solid stuff:
Some, ice cream and cake, or flirting on the blufI
Bat a. 1eturn'd, and most in time to catch the
While some inst reach'd the post as nc had got
The wind had settled down; the people look'a
John Sherman, of renown (st least that's what
Had treated all the crew, ma he had been to dine
With al those men In blue, for thcy were looking
fine. '' e7
The decks were all made clean by use Of women's
Win ns's nansht to intervene exccpt the swabs and
For traits had done their work without the help OF
With nothing left to lurk from binnaclc to boom.
The sick ones Of the morn became the saycst there,
II spite VI dresses torn or runpling Of the hair:
fhc5 danced With ankles bare, as brisk as any
mice; x: -. '
IheS sesm'd Just on tear, and NO one ask'd them
nnt time advanced apace, and we ro1l'd into port;
fheh ceased the dance Of grace, and erEy other
And then, wtthou1 bfawl, VIC landed in good
wish'd good night to all; John Sherman said, .
'"Good-n right j. n, H., Lake View.
, 1877-08-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Irregular, but
Most Of Them Firmer. +
The Produce Movement OF the
Past Week.


Business was rnther more active yesterday, ~ y
nsnal at the cose OF the week The change tor tae
better was not very marked, and whether It viii
reach over into next week depends largely upon
the condition OF prizes on the Board 0! Trade. u
steady, a good business may confidently be expect"
Cd II tluctnatins, with ehnrp rise, shipments
will hare to whit until buyers and sellers can aa-
1uet'the differences between them.
The hanks report an abundance OF capital for al
tho city and country business that oilers. we tnd
no change in rates 10 report Discounts 70 gooa
customers are quite uniform ut per cent. 'the
market is frnier, in anticipation Of more active
demand few days hcnce, and on smaller parcels
eoire OF The banks charge 10 Very little Is dong
iu call roans, and rates are nominal at per cent
The banks tukc nearly all the good paper that Of
fers and hence very little is doing by the street
brokeEs-not enough to Justify quotations, except
at wide rancc,--say' sDl8 per cent:
New York exchange ~ sstll very plenty. Buyers
arc few AL the transactions reported were Al 30
cents discount batwce1 banksp 81 o00 but 6e)crs
were fortunate TO ind buyer at that agure. Some
reported tic market at ST. 90.
The bank clcarings for the week ending Aug Is,
14--+ - LII
, 1877-08-26

FOREIGN.
LONDON. Auc. 2:.-AmounI Of bullion gone into
the lsane Of England on balance to-day, e5, 600.
The rate Of discount in open market for three
mnnths' bills is Ii; below the Bank of England
rate, y.
Console. money and account, a5 $40.
United States bonds. '65s. 1n5as; 10 -40s 107E !;
new 81, los.
New. York Central. 1o7:;: Eric, 90; preferred,
1on Illinois Ccntrnl. E3.
PARIS, Aug. :5.-RcntcE. 1861 40c. -
, 1877-08-26

buoyant, the advance ranging between to per
cent, the highest prices OF The week, and OF the
current upward movement were made in sonc in
stances. The market continued strong during the
afternoon until near the closing hour, when the
profits accustomed a lively break: Michigan Cen
tral advanced to sos; Lake Shore, 65:S; Rock
Island, 102; New York Central, 1854; Northwest
cru common, 35t4: st. Paul. Is. During the un-
expected raid Northwestern broke to 81, St. Paul to
81 K. Lake Shore to 63s:. alchigan Central to
time. However, the markc: was rapidly restored
to its accustomed temper and closed strong.
At Philadelphia the Pennsylvania RAILROAD shares
advanced from 80 to g. and Reading T. with minor
stocks in sympathy. 1t Is eyiden that q heavy
ball movement has been sprung. Knowing ones
OF the whole affair, and predict startling develop
- ..1Tnes-transacuons segregated 262, 500 shares,
OF which Q, 500 were New York Central, II, 600
G. 800 Rock leland, 1U, 600 St. Paul, -. 900 Ohio
d Mississippi. :, 700 Wabash, :, O1o Union Pacific
s. 600 c., C. G I. c., i, 600 Hannibal & St Joseph
II, 900 Delaware, Lackawanna l. Western. :6, dG0
Mctigan Central 90. 900 Pacific Mail, and Is, 000
Western Union. .....-.
Money opened quiet at o,:G23 per cent, but this
afternoon active and call loans advanced to 6,
closing at :. Prime mercantile paper, SGT per
cent
Custom receipts, S194. 900. -.......'
Sterling dull; actual business, long, 452; short,
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly statement OF New
York associated banks: L0ane, increase, 81, 0O3,
800; specic, increase, $500 3oo;, legal tenders.
800; circulation, decrease $50, 500; reserve, do
CTeasc. 81. 600. b15.
, 1877-08-26
COMMERCIAL

The following were tho rcceipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock On
Saturday morning and for the corresponding time
last year:
, 1877-08-26
By TELEGRAPH.

natosA, 1ss. ~. o. a.-,a.' SEA- ~
| y, ~. o.. rht,a u -, 81. n =, 11s "a
| o,,h u -. a.. ~ ~ rorn-xo :, "a. al,
It -. 49, - ~ ~ w. ~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ @ ~
| 1~.-s 1., ,. ,.s
1. 80. - ~ ~ $500. .a. ~ ~. Vs., c.,. :.
nae ~ -
| nI- -. r,,.s-.. -.... .... ,,,.,,,.
80 A!es saeA,' 80
~ -. w 1e' ~ - 49, ~ .,H,, 49, go
s1sAis. 4es os tss.'1a ~ "'ats.. A.. - ~
nee'ctn .tAeu' -oss-'s 'u' >Aa' 's''e o~.
o1s!e.-an'elan 7.sanNa,saA s % ~,
| I. IkAe-eaun4n. ~ o..
SAo'AA s1Ap-aine14Gan. - Aasss'ts.
1ard-an,erie4n AS M Cd Bscon-1ons | Gear % IS, Cd;
short clear, a7s.
TALsow-Amerte.n. 41,sd. ...
L1xsEEn or1-3os rdea1s.
Rrsrs-common, IS Cd; pale do, 1as-
srtn1Ts or TEkrEsnsE-s.se , &c.
Gaxsax Gaxs1sslns Fine 3@trts.1; ss
axrrr,p Az 5-prrro, rr,--7s
rhe following were received By the chicago Board Of
Trade: 49,.
We.,o A me- 5;o1
tides, a7s; shorIdcT. a5;; hans IS. Lard la 81
IT 9n mesi @ osef 9 in4 Tsss Cnse zee s extra In
er Marx isnc-csrzoes on eoa:t-rhea; eE71:r;
G9En eS2sn Gs1es 4 9s and
ncrw vopx
NEW FoKk. aug. 25--co1rox-Qutce at 10 l5-ls3
.~1ec; fu1ares asm; Aaea.s IL s7slhsss: sepsem.
11.a1c; Decemper, n.u-9l1.63c Januarv. 11.1f9
, 1877-08-26

Custom-Ho Oficcr-"You're keeping a.
sharp lookout for the Colorado beetle, Alikes,'
Mike" AZ. AZ, sorr. Shure and wasn't 1t this
oIiss1d marrin' we stopped quare sort o. thrav-
eler, and oyerhauled his portmanchew, and
sorra bit did we: find on him SO much as q
cooked hat to bespoke him beadle !"-Fu,,nu
, 1877-08-26

LonE ahd shoTt ClsaFs quoted At 81c cash 6e!leF
September; nnd eA9B5ac for december. Cuuberlanfs
anist q 1T@s; long CT hams iosioe .n bo5ed:
B.cpn quoted At 6;,@6slc for shoulders 75{9Sc for
short rtb 1@3tlc for short clears for hats
all c1uyaand and packed.
GREAsE-Was quiet at 41fg7c-
BEEF PRoDUcTS-WeTe steady aud quiet at $40 %
ai02 for meas. S1f.00&ll.15 tor extra mess; and
SIG. 25s u. 15 for hams.
..TALLoN-Wa8 quoted 53e&&7MC for city. and 7tf@
7e0 tor country. -