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, 1877-03-17

70 The Editor o7 Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO March ii. --Purdon me, ladies', for not
giving the recipe for currIc powder as promised.
but am so busy with my studies that have very
little time: One ounce ginger. one ounce mustard,
one ounce pepper, three ounces coriander seed,
three ounces tulncric. one-ha1f ounce carLamolns.
one-fourth ounce cayenne pepper. ouc-fourth
ounce cunmin seed; pound fine and si{t. This can
be prepared at any druggists.
Will some one give recipe for real Boston brown
brea::
Thank you, Laura Earle, for your suggestion
with regard 10 studying, / have been in the habit
OF studying occasionally when merely using my
hands.
Mas it exaCtly generous to Eatirfze Another Stu
dents letter In the manner Quill did, as he wrote
for information:
Olive Green, will you be kind enough to tell me
what books girl of lG should read in connection
with her studies, and receive the thanks Of
- 4 SCHOOL, GIRL.
, 1877-03-17
FLESH WORMS.

III Ets7!0F ~ 7Ht 17F0UNE-
CNtcAGo, March II. Il have rend The Home with
great deal of interest latc:y. AM much obliges.
to r>u II. r, for his excellent letters especially
the on haiE but there IL onc thing wuich I
haycn't seen mentioned. and that IL how to cure
those little black spots which sometimes come on
THE face and which sotne folks shy CAUSED BY
small worms under the skil.. II any one can tell
somcthin. tu io for their, shali be very much
obliged. AMI in return, II any one would like :
pretty slipper case, have pattern which will
sund to any one who will send nrr address through
the columns uf this paper. EVA.
, 1877-03-17
SOAP FOR THE COMPLEXION.

70 tie Editor a Tie 1T71N0e.
CHICAGO, Mach 12.--Nill Paul Ii. Il. please tell
NE ii washing the face and neck with american
Colgate d Co. Il soap docs any harm. / .!nn't like
the idea Of not washing my face with soap, and yet
my.muthcr and scveral Others have told me tnet
soap is injurious to the complexion. l am quite
anxious to know, because don't want to spoil my
complexion (Which is none Of the best by any
meaus), and yet want to use soap. Some people
think one way and some another.
have tried that cinnamon oil on MT warts, and
strange to Say did no good whatever, and, string
CT still it did not burn mea nl: In fact I odn't
feel it. smclt it though shall try carbollc acid
next. have tried caustIc potash. It removed
three, and did no good to the others.
SWEET SIXTEEN.
, 1877-03-17

RACINE, Wis.,. March 1.-THE letters from
Mar.ares's Husband. Madgc Madcap and her
brother. and tile Secretary Of the 3. L. a; amusc
exceedingly, and II the latter tEes all the rem
cd!es offered MIN for the scalp ~ eagerly US
he tried the one that put ii on think he must have
aseyerc time of it. hope he will report p;ogfess;
and il 4. tries ]. II. X Is milk cure Tor ooesis
over it. for belong to the class OF adipose Sisters
who would gladly grow lean. and have always
,si}l add tcvcra! pounds to my weight, and ayoid
ite ure more than ike, on that account, for nm
ve.y fond OF it. Once, when living in new pace @
where VIC could get no milk or only lille a. Dn e,
years time; but upon going TO another piaee and
eating food cooked with milk soon regafAed tWen-
II pounds. But 1t may affect others d1oerenus,
, 1877-03-17

771bHNt.
MADISON, Wis, March l2.-Tu the reouest nj
Mrs II. II. II. that eome one will send hcF y rrclpc
for collie Tor her twins, will say that soot-tca Is
the best thing ever used. It gives instant relief
SCOT out OF Ill old stove.pipe; it should be hard
and free from ASHES. ponr over it some boiling
watcr; then drain off the tca, anl swcctcn little
SO 1t will bo pleasant to takc, Give two or three
tablespoouruls, 1t has smoky taste but IS not at
all tlisagrecab!c to take. An old Scotch woman
told inc the remedy, and have never known 1t to
fail.
I 10 not think I should have been tempted to
leave obscnrity and appear before tie renders OF
The Home had not felt called to do 50 by that
want to thank Winnie y for her kind instruc-
tons in regard to taking babies safely through tho
summer. Ml:s. L. T.. 4.
, 1877-03-17

10 kHe @+u&pF ~ 1Hc 1F1ou1c
CHICAGO. March IL. In rrpy to Mrs. II. n. H.,
Can give the assurance, with warm heart, that
snch young motner with so great responsibility
has my earnest sympathy. From tIr nnscr. a,ul
uni experience that ! have had, should advise:
first, that great care should be taken to milk
FROM particular COW always, AMI my intrrest
woUli lead nlc 50 far as 10 myself that she
WIS IL good. healthy bovine kept and cared for
under favorable circumstances even tn the dry
dion OF thc barn and free circulation of the sur
rounding atmosphere. THEA l should always
keep the milk in a cool, clean pluce, and
in stone Jar deposited inside u rtili
larger stone vessel, with the intermediate
space filed with 4 strong saline Eo1atlun,-all of
which could he attended with but little trouble and
might bc the Of sarMy the life ri unc nf the
dear bab;eF. Kissing bables OIL the hottie is
hazardous proceeding ut best. knowing that there
ia margin against yonr Success shpad serve to
sharpen your zeal to adept TIC s'.ode which his
h1tne.o recn tried with good results. For collie,
prepare solution IL follows: tine uint rainwaier:
one ounce borax; one ounce cnppes.ts; ono ounce
gum -araDc. one 1rachn vcr:lllion. To bc a2-
piled upon the spine with fine canel's brush.
EMMESSlE.
, 1877-03-17
VEGETABLE GARDEN.

TO fHf Editor II Tic 7F33Nne
CHICAGO, March 14.-Will some of The Home
readers tell how to n,alze vegetable garden for
small family in the city: OF course l know it
shon]1 BIZ made out Of doors, but how shall pre-
pare the soil after it Is dug up: What "a rcn tools
arc necessary, and about how much should they
cost: What s,all first be sown, and when ought
to begin: Somebody please reply to al these
questions in plain English aud in one letter, for
AIN really ignorant Ut this work.
The youn, person who asks II brushing the hair
will make it curly IL informed that it vii! not, nnt
bit sooner than eatin. twisted douyhnnts vail
make 1t curl, but it will make it very glossy,
healthy, and Abundant ELLA.
, 1877-03-17

As the result OF years. study Of the fauna OF
Porto Rico, DR.. Juan Guntllach and Herr Leg
nold KING have collected four species Of bats,
three OF mice, 15a birds, twenty-five or twenty,
three reptiles, many fresh-water fishes, 1sS
marine gusteropods, more than 500 moths and
butterflies, 483 beetles, seventy-fye orthoptera,
$50 hemiptera, forty-three neuroptera, i6o
hymeuoptera, and lGo diprera, besides arachnlds,
mvriapods, and 1adiate3-
, 1877-03-17

herewith rcply: t'alomcl, two tirachn,s; oxide v3
zsnc. two lrachms: e1vcesnt, two ounces: mix
and shake we'll, ana apply to tile hands at night
Wash III the morning with tar soap which can be
obtained ut any drug store.
Some time ago seut. to The Home recipe for n
epiccd pudding, and, through misprint, where It
it read ''nne square loaf OF baked, 1nakin. It
sound littr ridiculous, as one would hardly nse
bread unbaIcd. Mrs e. r.
, 1877-03-17

70 fhf E.Hl0T 0T Tie 7T7GWNt.
DEs Mo1SEs. March l2.-1n your last Saturdays
Home noticed communication from Myrtle Of
feriny Young IIousekeepcr ! letter Of advice in re-
gard to household expense. |, too. AM young
ousekcepcr, although not the referred to, but
! think If Myrtle only knew hov many times have
been Oh the verge of distraction, the ragged cdgc
Of dcspu!r and all the rest Of those dismal places
she would extend helping hand i'll this direction
also. Will slc please Inform INC II a letter woaM
rcach her addressed Myrtle, dundee, Ill. would
like III experience meeting with her.
, 1877-03-17

therefore cool, and sometimes has boS pfeats
down the front. These pretty dresses hang all
the weight from tile shoulders, are III one single
piece, and are as suitable for the street As the
house, all Of which are desirable things in chill
dreu'S dresses
, 1877-03-17


ArronA ILL.,, March l1.-pcrlnit me to make .
few remarks on the subject OF oil-stoyss:, Ever
since their tirst appearance I have made them 4
study patiently waiting till they should have been
brought from out their first crude form into some
thing nearer perfection. / have trird each new
four different varieties. Something was wrong
w:t, them all. One would not bake: another Tiled
the room with tie smell Of the oil. The
'"Sumulcr King" WIS very good. bu1 there sas TOO
much OF it. About year a=o Raw the netice or
the '.Flosencc." Fintin. several points of nicslt
for week. At the end Of the week was more
tnan satisdcd.-I was delighted. IT last had
found q stoye that was small simple. Clean. per
fcctly free from odor and best of nli thoroughly
fuiiliny I'LL that promised for 1t IN the way OF
heating and cooking. And it ia perfectly safe.
tscrcd joints to melt; and the flame is
plate. can 60 every thing with it that can with
au ordinary couk- stove and never have the room or
myself overheated. Yet with the heater can
warm two rooms on 4 chilly May or September
this article have thu wish to know more ahout the
Stove will refer them TO the Chicago agents at ~
Clask street Ingersoi Bros, is the name believe
wonder ii s.Youny Housekeeper" has COM
rneucc to make her own bread yet have seen
bct rep1y. to her plea Tor help. ana, ~hen
she has tried that would like to eend ls1
her quite different ono. ! hare 3nst Ut
taken eight grcst, white steaming leaves from, the
oven OF my '.Golden Crown: and, like every
other hou%ekeepef. atn sure that bread E1ade IN
any other way would not be one-hh as good All
my thoughts of flowers and gnrdcns are buried oe:
neatt foot Of snow- VIII some one please teli
me where can get emitting Of the old-fashioncd
brita1-Eo~c that our mothers and Erandmothers
used to have in the window with glly flowers and
resemary. Mne. JOSEPHINE L.
, 1877-03-17


Cn1cAco, March lU.-ilayiny also preserved
A1nic VI. liaie's Course Of l;cadns,' nm able
to give snuN the required list: II is as follows
aud Gibbon: Hume, Niacauay, and Mrs. Strici-
lands Lives OF The English Queens: Life Of John
son, Burke, Reynolds, Goldsmith. Hannah More,
mud Fanny Eurney: " alter Scott and his
works of orensvr, Chancer. Shakespeare Emerson,
Lowell Lon:frliow. aud Gryanl; pa,wins :: be-
Of uzes a yndn lx For tose
Asa<siz' = Metaos OF study in Natural History, "
Missinson's .uat, Poor papers,' Wilson.
Ms. II. il. Y.-Silycr, to BE- Eept n:cc should
never be washed in anything but cleuy tcpia water.
For cleaning silyer l , recommend :, american
and gives the silver i beautiful lustre.
want To ask X. what loater is, haven't
the slightest IDEA whether it is s1:.all boat
so, l want il, because Zoc's doves are probably
sick with scarlet fever or diphthcria. Oi COURSE
they would catch cold if they lett hume. Perhaps
curly. / will tell YOU. In the first place it was
naturally ~ but after being cut two or three times
tlei u ear hs foown
hair was nearly si2 inches long. WAS taken with
the typhoid fever: Upon getting better my hair
begun to cumv OUT. and wt!aiu month my head
very bare Il diCnt use tar-watcr to bring it
inl. l presume yon can Imagine how charming:
looked without my hair had ottera:heard II said
tiat ones hair almost invariably cuInc in curly
after this fever had got tired of straiylt hair by
1l1is time. 20 watched NY hair from day t. day
until ii was long cnuugh To determine whether it
WAS straight Or otherwise. TWAS otherwise. And
now, year more since MY sickness. have
very thick. curly hair. l believe light hair gcncr
ally turns dark after the fever but mine ald not.
l think Paul II. T. very insultin. in saying that
''girs WHO bite their mills always cross Eut,
then, as luny / am not obliged 10 believe it.
will forgive him t.is time. h:lre friend. about
my ldo not tlni1 it is myself, who ''bites her
nails .ad the tnoSe she bites them the more amia-
bic she becomes.
Yes Bryai do want the pattern OF your lam
breluins ami il you will send II to the editor he
will. trust forward it to its destination. In the
directions please explain ''epatte:-work. Can
any tell how to make air-castlc or
hanging basket out of writing paper!
SKY HLCE CARDINAL
, 1877-03-17

TO lHt EHs10F OI 1HE IT3OHHs
GALEsBCnG, ILL.,, Murc3 12.-1 have been an in
tcrested reader OF The Home for several months:
oil-stoycs. but do not know her address. Will
Murtha Maria please inform me tue price OF the
..Suulmer king and where they are to be had:
Also, how she inelts the top of OF fruit-cans:
SARAH i. S.
, 1877-03-17

~ M Ealz1T q 7H9 77F1aae
EEoGA, ILL.,, Murch i.--lf i. e. $. OF Jackson
willie, ILL.,. will put camphor gum in the path Of
ants Of any sort they will beat preeipit1te re-
treat; have kept sRsa! out of my argar = barrels
hckory-nut on the top Of the sugar. viii Aunt
Jcrasha please tell US how to melt toge1hsr the
articles named III her recipe for starch polish:
have had the quantity she specifies standing on the
bncl Of my kitchen stove for day and half and
it is harder thnu it was when first put there. Please
answer through The uolne and obilsc.
, 1877-03-17

TO INe Editor QJ The TF3bNnE.
CHICAGO, March Ill atn real glad you brought
up the oll-important subject to complete lazy =
toilet. II the hair is sastefuly drcssed, matter
how PLAIN the dress is, the change is wonderful.
Dnc Wuy is to colt the hair quite high and then
have three cnrls, very short. directly under. AN
other way, II your hair Is long curl it. tic it at the
neck win black velvet or ribbon. The French
twiEr is very neat way, but beconling 10 few.
Muppns, hope you will succeed in selecting from
the few ways have mentioned.
Dolly Warden.
, 1877-03-17
TO REMOVE MOTH SPOTS.

= TO The Ea7so9 a TIE 7TT6UTs -.
NATION, III. March S.-lf Moth spots Will send
to The TRIBUNE she Gun get my address. ] can
used by physician belonging to the family md
never failcd to accomplish the desired end. Gen.
orally one bottle elects cnrc, but In very bad
cases the second one has been required. four
ounce bottle sells for rs cents here. JERusuA.
, 1877-03-17

10 tAe f.HtttF CT IHt 1 FttHHE.
RAyESswoon, March lo.-l make my bow and
takes scat. ! have never been here before, but
still l feel acquainted with you all. 70 will not
s.and on ceremony but will say what Is in my
mind and then make my exit. I have Sum
mcr King" oil-stovc, aud consider it Invaluable.
Mine is single, though they come double. be-
licye. I can heat water very quickly. which Is
much better than building hot fire in large stove
On summer day. iron, bike, bro'l, etc, with
it. but do not pretend to cook great many things
at once Last summer nsea III COAL except to
wash. or on extra occasions, when cot Up large
dinner You have no idea what saving found
it,
have been 30 much instructed in the stplant
linc'' that am going to take the liberty to ask
few questions.
lIow shall treat my olcander to make it bloom:
Does it need to he kept wet: What will prevent
the leaves of my silver geran!um from drying and
falling of.
Fcrn-l l-eaf-Can keep ferns next winter with
out having hox made TN purpose for them: Do
let us hear from you again. for you write as If yon
have had succcss, anu likc Chat) knew all about
it.
Will one Of the ladies please give me good rcci-
pc for molasscs- cake OR ginger bread:
have splendid recipe for ginger cookies that
Pickles gare me- ST LENT.
, 1877-03-17
SALTRuEUM CURE.

10 Edl16F q 7HE 7F7tHHG.
WARREN. H., March I'll owe m apology to
those who asked some time ago for the SALT sheun
recipe. ought to have replied sooner, but OBJ
tain my recipes from my husband who is physi-
cinn, and he has neglected to write 1t for nc until
now, owing to PRESS OF business. This week /
, 1877-03-17
CHAPPED HANDS.

IUthe Editor 0f Ihe 111bUne.
OSHKOSH, Wis, March 13.-Will come OF the
ladies OF The Home please inform sufferer from
cha3ped hands where she can buy rubber gloves,
what they cost, and arc they durable: ]. E. &.
, 1877-03-17
GLASS AND PAPER PASTE.

CHICAGO, atarch 15.-Will OF the readers
of The Home be KIND enough to tell me how to
make paste with which paper can be fastened to
glass. Nothing I have yet tried will make them
Hdhere after the paste is dry. a.
, 1877-03-17
HAIR-DTE WANTED.

10 The EfIif0, OF 1He Tribune.
CHICAGO March 13--Can some member OF The
Home c1ye me good recipe for turning dark red
hair darkcr. Please ob1ise constant reader.
@~4@- RyDDY.
, 1877-03-17

ROYAL PP6WpER. P6KIpG
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.


Is;st s cssnns Aw5d t
, 1877-03-17

Tor It ia eaid that *sw,at Is one mans meat is
anothcr mans poison" I was very sorry that one
Of . tts Sisters should advise Annie L. to drink
lager hcef ~ cause her 10 gain l!esl. l consider
1hat physician or any other person who prcscEihes
snch ::nd stronger drinks takes fearful rcsponsi.
hllty ulon himself, little knowing what fearful
.nt latent appetite he may be calling into life.
nont take odense, sister bnt If your conscience
viii allow you to drink It, drink it quietly; don't
wish Mtrtha, Marin, and Mollic had given de-
:eripllon OF their oil-stoycs, and tola us whether
hey were portable Or not, and il they smell! oi gas
or SMOKE. looked ut one last ssln,'ncf but 60
not Know the name Of it. 1t was small cuourh to
ne set On chair, but had only one LAMP corse
some ono wto tried it tad It would not heat fiat
1tt's sufficiently, and that it should is great de-
am glad the plant lovers tell us Of their pets,
anu am delighted to learn that EPSON salts urc 4
sure cure for green lice. Will I.cnn Tuckyy please
aa: 1s u. how rsh to ve each ou*e for ose snd
with tac lttlc pests till this winter. Last
a after 1nd bringing my plant; n,oors
the!r appearance / got son:e tobacco
and stepped on the stove; then reduced it till
aSout ~ tas color Of weak tca With t4s washed
al! my plants. wcttluy both sides OF the leaves;
then watcred rhem well with it :na have not seen
green louise sincs. would not recommend tho
Will some one tell me II Chinese primroses will
bloom without any sunshine: Unfortunately, my
sltfing-room windows face the north. and no;a
Eeranium or fnchsa has favored me with blossom
This winter. Ny PINK oxalis has been more kind,
and NY yellow one is now bnddcd, and small
waay-lcafed ''egona has tloomcd twice. don't
know the na,e of it. but the blossoms arc lovely
pink. would like 10 know whit plants will bloom
without sunshine. Ny callas each mad onr hlns-
som, but the buds must have Lecn formed hctoFe
they left the sun, Tor though they Are nice and
tarfty, they bloom
Thank you. Ms. Josephine L., for the rule for
breakfast cakes, will tt them when get some
better Hour that have would maze such cakcs
solid.
use the best washing luid have ever seen, and
If any Ut tho sisters wish for tn. recipe, Will give
It in my next. VIRGINIA HAWTHORN,
, 1877-03-17
HOW TO GET HIM.

o,,,.,, ~ ~, '"c ,, .,o." y e - ~
~ h t;.t, LIZ .h. w.. rom, bor nvas nnnn
.,n,h he' hut 1,I inl,v in n,.'.'n Ii.nr
1f 'i11'e' e"] sf"='' 3'N " 7"'A
oes'
ice versa Tor acquiring lotnncl1F OF h@are lncfe
Is ho speclHc: b't pefnal's III nearest appsoA'nta
ton 10 o1lc IS Cheerful, contentct disposition thal
eo!ne pcrsta~' Irrespective u seA. afc eh1unlc
lfettess. Nhch W apparent catse cHE.'. theE
1uthlsh pleteA' iN1 sle".n@ su't sFatho'H5 uhtli
Inc ;t'hosp phtFe Oh tAtlf homes " pc!'aheu "
lnos:al mlsla tn;t 'iecls every onc "4tnln IT'S III
husnce: ,z.-,--
Inc posoers ~ me ncau SEA Is happiness o"eil Ill
such i1oaseho1a;
1ts !'he cures llHe IL ~ ~ oe noPeo ~ WHO nave
elF pcii!- III INC oae WIZ tes lne sfeacs y! pIie
e!aes' "hch th2y chao!e tnehl 10 tahc new ac-
paritfe.
Dot and SHHle * he5e IS -1eat Misuon1 III eue
ON saslh!; ta""n anu Sso" iat.
Nlu VAIL = p:e-Se ~ 'hl"fh' 'e "heEc can pto-
saFe 1hc 4t. ". H. ironing ooa1d wnteh shc so
n1shls recommends one upon "nach shsrts,
dresses anu pam e1etnes can DC l1oned nicely Is
great aes'aera1anl.
nave seen ladies thaL operate WIN hinges, puI IN
putting on OF te:no''n- !T1'c!ei ';'c GU ~ W "e
.s.seo, "niea - ah itlase, neslucs,
thet conl" Hol ~ :aJa7t u 't y! .':1cu. nciThlI:
on'eI sa"!h HIVE e.t' y, i;ioos aprl'ance
"ttll tuI1 nte.4n:' w ~ itiailua. 'i1uot, oht
uIuu2eF3 i!ne "a>A'1s a:ta lfoh:''= aAcs l"e losl
n-vFooS " the seA 'ssluatulG.s old' 2ttu. VIII
theft customary -'1oe :snSe; I!-nt@a 1neir MoIk
os Auiioe11ss9 Mscls''Ga. "c'1ets 'l't 1!IstHons
lhacn'ne3: an4 wien VIII "onvu. pec1::ls 1"use
keepers, aptfoprAte n.'e " lfc!t nsa''s !of hNen
pn!poscs tisi ~: la,h'o"autcs oeciess ssN ss'"a
aao purple alta Ahe it'e'' -t'"'i''eiot O.
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cuAE Fok aoHE ihauAi. .'.a,
~ .,e, !Ae 1ia''oF a. 1ne ~, lIo1ne. .,, :,
, 1877-03-17

OF tic relics that they be brought here but alone
can consunlnlate nutjing. viii yon lo,u with me-
and one and alI Ct ron write: say that you wiIl
VIII. them and Induce your fricnds, aud am sure
that those who have once viewed them VIII !oil: !"
dn again. Do the lovers Of art in utlr city see
my way Of dcyisinr means to get them here: Are
the narried men willing to form. cln9 Tor inc
purpose: VIII it pay! Help me, ladies' anu perhaps
VIXEN The hundreds Of letters 90 pouring IN on the
managers Of the museum, they will strike their
breasts and throw up their hats aud snout There's
millions III it, Earnestly yours, \ NoNsS;
economy viii, this. 20 viii give ynu MY recipe
for doin.; away With eSorbf;ant gas-hIlls: Use
kcroscne-our bill last month was $s 80 :*s
ttan the month previous. n VIC used at least twice
the amount Of gas. Conuntlrnm! ".
National Republican., 1877-01-23
Securities. Buying. seliiax.
Commercial.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

NEW YoRK. Jan. c2.-Cotton steady: sales srssa
bales al i3a@i37-iGc. Consolidated net receipts.
to,ii bales. Exports-Great Britain, q, ,7@ bales;
France. s.sii bales: Continent, toi bales; Channsi
2,sot bales.
Flour nIm, and Minnesota a shade stronger. with
the demand moderate for export and home use.
No. q N7coss rs; superhne Western and State, sS7s
@soo: common to good extra Western and state,
MSs s seCs 70 sh.ss .nG %2 s so
% to ssIa Lsa. Shi
s %s?s %S:sss $S:;s a. Sssss:s.ia
sna ar%ef oisss
kiSd. dull and dseiinSs: with cuisines mainiy %.
a .pn "a = ,tSle ssT nSSrssGs% Is.
Ja sns sr s rs s sses ,Gi
MfssapP r. sUTs sOS for M Gais.so Re
home. trade ,dsnsnS; s!a sSsh.nssa. Wiz llsst
sIas :sss$s: a 81 $Ias% ls9 %'1s$
S @esiein M sns stste for White Ss &.y sI%
'S fST asssRns aa Il iSss s
sS lS seos % %fSass sG &c. sSs.p f PIims s
steady 4 sSc q, prime; Essin Suisi os; g
Sas .ss s% MY 8 @s.sS k;ia as I'D S%s
Zip il. Frslshis @ Liverpool quiet: D
BbTIMoRf. Jan. =. Cotton hrm and quiet:
Flour quiet and firm; Howard street and Western
s@npsr @ oSsS %; . dc. Extra Extra S@2e %; DO. Family,
S@@7 q: DO: Rio brands, y oo@s 2S; DO. Family:
@i n; No.2 Chicago spring, q +O9i q; PennsylysniA
red, d 5t6a ~; Maryland red prime, o. $50 so do
guile, and nrn: Western actiye, nrmer aud higher;
ruary, 6oc; March, die; April. 6lae: Oats quiet
white, E@t3c. Rye nrmer and higher At TeD75c.
Hsryland and PennsyirsUia prime, sisses, PRO.
visions quiet and heavy. PORK, slsaxSisn. Bulk
meats-Lo0sc shoulder, exc: clear rib sides, Dc:
packed, 79eAc: Bacon-shouders, 7Nc: clear rib
sides, Nk,. Hams, it@istc. Lard-Ieiiued, ifc.
2@aSc; 90; extra nne, a@sse; Petroleum quiet;
lower; Mo, caggoes, ls@:iHc; jobbms, isS.sc.
els; corn. g. SO bushels; oats loo bushels; rye,
$50 bushels. Shipments Corn, 23,0oo bushels.