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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10
Economy Of Rich Milk Over Poor.

Numerous carefully-cOnducted
experiments by reliable persons
have proved hat one quart Of Jer-
Sey cows milk will produce as
much cream or butter as four quarts
of the poor ordinary kind. This
being so, no II can be SO dull as
not t perceive the great economy
Of the one over the other. 1t only
takes one-fourth the number of
utensils to hold it, and o%ne-fourth
as much time to keep them in or
der. The milk is strained quicker.
and the butter is sooner churned
and worked !; and then it is worth
double the price of that from a poor
quality of milk. But some do not
like such rich milk. Then all YOU
have to do is to add water till it IS
reduced to such a quality as suits
your palate.
The jersey cow gives. on oclina-
" feed. an average from eight TO
twelve quarts of milk per DAY. To
this add three times aS much water.
and YOU have thirty-two TO forty
quarts, which is the very most the
largest mixers give.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10


Typhoid fever Is now regarded by
our best physicians rs "A filth fever,
and IN many cases the Immediate
cause Is TO be found IN the Access Of
filth TO the well or spring from
which the water Is obtained for do
nestle purposes.
Some ono truly says that a plant
or a stand Of flowers Is a constant
SQUIRE of pleasure IN a room !; it ID
a spring OF sunshine, and It's silent
influence makes home cheerful and
all the members of the household
happier and better.
A thin, poor quality OF illumi-
mating gas requires twice a. much
10 be consumed TO produce the eff
feet Of a good article and afford the
necessary amount Of light. OF
course 1t Il just twice as profitable
to the pocket. Of the gas compa-
mes to produce an adulterated
article for gas can be ad~ulterated
just as readily as milk or whisky.
Boston is happy in having seen
dandclions plucked at Christmas
time on the common. A pansy IN
full bloom in the open air on Christ
mas eve, at Radnor, Pa, gladdened
the eyes there. The trailing arbu-
tus in bloom on Christmas at Ports
mouth, y. T., and pansies, dande-
lions, daises and chrysanthemums
found IN bloom in Newport, X. l.,
on Christmas morning, have been
the subject of congratulatory effu-
sion 10y the press Of those places.
A lunatic en- route with two
keepers to an asylum at st. Robert
(France) wouldn't get out at hat
place, and while they were coaxing
him, the train, by some oversight
Of the conductor, started. AT
Grcnoble he got out, but, strange
SO say, n telegram ordering his ar
rest appears TO have been sent, and
Of his own accord he took a ticket
back TO st. Robert, and got into a
third class carriage with one young
man, whom he presently attacked.
The victim tried TO escape, and the
mad man then pushed him out, and
jumped after him, breaking his
own arm IL DONG 80. The head Of
the other struck on the rail and he
was killed. When asked why he
attacked his companion he only
said that he believed him 10 be a
Prusslan spy.
A Young gentleman Of Prarie
Grove, Texas, proposed 10 his lady
love, but was gently refused. lie
went a second and a third time with
the same result. But at length he
rode over one evening and told her
be would neither eat, sleep, nor
speak until she consented 10 become
his BRIDE. She invited him III TO
dinner; he shook his head. She
talked on; he merely looked deJec-
ted. Then she requested him 10
take supper; a negative shake OF
the head Was the only reply. She
played. sang, and chatted on TIL
bed time, when a servant showed
him a room; d negative shake. She
trIpped away 10 her chamber; he
a there determined still. About
II o'clock she came back and said,
Il don't wish to cause the death Of
a good officer, SO / VIII MARI you"
The released one rose, aud with
much earnestmess said, MY dear
have you any cold victuals on
| bapd.-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10

over 60 that no air can penetrate,
and takes them out sound and fresh
next spring. One of his nclghbors
packs his apples IN sawdnst. anoth-
er u~e tan bark. while "a third uses
plaster Of paris. All agree that APP
piles should not be bruised, nor
should they be put away damp.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10

CHESCH-lE some parts Of
rance, - Porgord. mountainous
district, chenuts form y per cent
q the national food Although ueck-
oned superior, weight for weight,
70 the potato, those who live on
them are not strong. Eaten with
mix or cheese, they form Al agree
al.e fnnal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10

The tuberS of Jerusalem arti-
choke are much improved after
taking up by being laid for a time
on unslacked lime.-Ehglish Gard
ener.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10
Pork Per Pound.

To find the price Of pork per
pound, as relative to the price of
corn, divide the price of a bushel Of
corn by $40.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10

IlUt hPVRI. NIU.. Dtt. ~.
/. Please inform me of the best
variety Of onions to raise for market.
?. The amount of seeds per ere
\. II. l..
1usuer: l.. Wethersfield red is
the hardest, and is prolific. For
export south it is the best onion.
Danvers yellow, for general Gull
nary use, and for local sale will be
found satisfactory. ,. About four
pounds per acre of fresh seed, when
sown with the drill, is the proper
quantity 10 ensure a good stand.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-10

Tobacco leaves. unintentiOnal-
ly given with their hay. are said to
have lately killed three Kentucky
co WIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OgPtcK or THE CHigY SIGNAL OYFicHR,y
WAsmIScroX, July 12-lA n.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OgPtcK CHigY SIGNAL O2PicER{
WASHINGTON, July 12-l N.
For New England partly cloudy and cloudy Weather
wHn frequent rams variable winds, nearly stationary
Temperature and stationary followed by falliu. bar
ometcr
For tho Middle Atlantic States, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, occasional showers light southerly
WINDS. lower pressure.
Eor the south Atlantic States partly cloudy weather.
light southory Winds, stationary temperature and
lower pressure.
For the Gull States partly cloudy weather, ocea
s'onal showers, light southerly WINDS nearly station
airy pressure and temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer clearer
or partly cloudy weather. southerly wiuds Stationary
or lower,pressurc.
For tho lower lake region partly cloudy and cloudy
weather. with rain, sastorly, vcoribg TO warmer
southcriy winds, and lower pressure.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rains, warmer southeastssly Winds sta
uonary or lower pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Toys, warmer, clesr or partly cloudy weather. south.
erly winds, stationary or higher pressure The
Upper Mississippi River viii rise.
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Professor IIJalmar Ii. Boyescn, OF Cornell Univsr.
sty, Is at the Hoffman. Second Assistant Postmas.
ter General Thomas J. Brady Is at the ST. Jamss D.
o. Mills. President OF the Bank OF California; Judge g.
N. Moore, OF Chicago, and Congressman Benjamin A.
Willis arc at tho Windsor. Paymastsr Grcen Clay
Goodloe, Of tho Quilted States Marine Corps Is At the
Aston Edgar X Apgar, oil Ithaca, Is At the Ducking.
han. Colonel Lorenzo Sitgroaves, United Statss
Army, Is At tho Clarendon. Charles W. woollcy, Of
Cincinnati and Dr. John z. Gray. OF Utica are 1t tue
Fiitn Avenue Pnymss,er Charles l. Wilson, United
States Army 10 at the sturIevani. Professor Matthias
Sheppard, of Chicago, Is ut tho Park Avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
MIR. vANDERBILT's ROADS.

SARATOGA. N. Y.July IL, 1878.
The Vanderbilt roads having settled their plans u
economics IN expenses by doing away with extra
agencies IN the management OF certain fast freight
lines, stopping tho pay Of ticket
agents and arranged TO stop the competition between
tho Lake Shore, Canada southern and other roads
this side of Chicago general meeting OF the lines
ST. Louis was held today j. II. Dsvoreux was chair
aud william Stewart secretary The business
mostly discussed the transportation OF live stock
East. }. r.. McMullen, A. L. Hopk nS and J. c. Noyes
we're appointed u committee 10 settle plan
which will satisfy those interested Mr. Vandorbiit
desires very much to have this arranged and using
ali his influence 10 stop the cutting heretofore prss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
DAMAGED BY THE, STORM.

The wind and rata Storm OF Wednesday niaht wa
very destructive ssAsea Island. The root OF Shat
icr's Hoe4 Qspa apietou. was completely
blown on ana os.ed the street aud landed on
the roof orfIbdge'sH hssisuradt. wn,le Mr. Hamilton
Bri,,on wasgriving team Of valuable horses along
the road at New Dorp the lightning struck the ani-
mar. instantly killing one and injuring the other 80
badly that II had TO be shot Mr. Britton received
severe shock. number Of and fences wore
blown down and heavy damage was done TO groWipa
corn and GRIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12
MASSACRE IN THE PACIFIC.

OUTBREAK OF NATIVES on TEE 1sLAxD. OF
NEW CALEDONIA.
Ing CABLE TO THE HRRALp1
LONDON, July IL, 1873
telegram from Sydney, n. $. W., dated July IL,
states mat two tribes Of natives have risen against
the French colonial Governor on the island Of New
Caledonia and massacred LES whites, including
women and children.
MILITARY STATIONS.
They have also captured two INTERPRETATIONS
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RAILROAD SETTLEMENT.

MONTREAL. July IL, 1878
All differences existing between the conteudinl
presidents OF the Montreal and Boston Railroad have
been amicnbly arranged, the Connectic1t and Pas
sumpsic Railroad assuming full control and Mr.. Coz
resgning IN favor OF the latter company.
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STORM IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON, July II, 1878
On Tuesday evening very severe storm passed
over Columbia county. Considerable damage was
done TO outnouses, ienccs. &c. The destruction 70
the gram crop IS reported 10 DO very grcai. similar
storm Is reported IRON the southern part oil Dane
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pRoMULaATIos OF TIKI PROVINCIAL AND NUM-.
crPAL LAWS or THE NOTICE courTRY

PRoAULaArIos OF THE PROVINCIAL AND NUM-.
cIPAL LAWS or THE NOTICE courTRY
HAVANA, July q. 1873
The beginning Of the promised reforms on this
island has made curing THIS week. With tho prom
uigatiou OF. the royal order es,sbi,shsng the.
organic municipal aud provincial laws In forco in
SPAIN and Official Gazette very lengthy
explanation OF tho Implication OF those laws the
principal importance OF this lays IN the at-
tude affords all ciizsns 10 vote, freedom hereto
foro unknown to tho people At large. Hsnceiortn
every who pays tax OF only s. has q right TO
vote we'll the election OF the paisy az for
tho future representatives this island In tho Spanish
Cortes. Formerly all the votes Tor municipal admin.
istrauou belonged TO the moneyod class OF persons
and their opinions and their will became the ruling
spirit, hcmming the action OF governmcn mt oon.
times In a very serious manner during tho trying
days oil tho insurection- Hcncsiorih any village
town or district whose Inhabitants raise Sufficient
funds to public expenses has right to elect
It's own municipality.
PROVINCIAL GovrRSxssr.
Furthermore, tho island wa DO sulsdivided into
provinces (probably nvc). each province having It's
Governor This will simplify nnstors very much ana
mako away with the host Of governors, ticrs being
one now IN aimos. every large town Tho greater i..
The Cubans, who Will thereby have opened to them ali
public employ unents. putting snsm equal loot
ing with tue Spaniards.
The laws are called provisional becausshs Spanish
CoYtss havo approved their nsrodueu herr, and
because the spare population VI shs island anu its
special topographic character might maze it.nsces-
sary to msdiiy some or tho applications.
TROUBLES or MINOR IMroKTAxcR
Perfect tranquility reported from parts Of the
1saud isolated attenp DIS ~ disturbing peace will
NO doubt sui occur Thus, . ciandossins deposit Of
guns was Uncovered In san Laxaro street. but only
Que person could he found IN the baidng and IN nn-
osher street printing establishment surprised
which I'd iss several subversvs aloeutions Five
persons were arrested tpere. Tho exnsurgsns chief
Roon also proved TO DO engaged IN attsm pting 10
raso frcsh dsordsrs and II Is said had somesoing 10
DO with that deposit of arms.
SENDING roLorY AWAY
General Martinez Cnmpos called Rolon beforc him
and advised him leave the is4 i'm iarIy, and
SAID that no had means 10 40 70 shs
General furnished MIN with the necessary Iun DIS and
RoloH lett tor Key West Martinez Campos Ia exer.
ctsing ieniency 10 the utmost.
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TIE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tie changes 10 the
temperature for the past twenty four hours In CON-
parison with The date OF last year. a.
indicated by tho thsrmotneter 1t Hudnuts pharmscy
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-12

FAT PEOPLE MADE LEAN.-PHYsICfANS AND
phy.iolosi.i' h.ye long ser.tched their heads" and
burned the midnight OH seeking to devise
whereby excessive ccrpuency ght be either prevented
controlled. untii recently ali theories" special
directions and remedies" have failed last the
problem Is solved ALIENS Asr-Fsr will surely and
postivev reduce flesh from tire. to pounds pei
week NJ medicine comDin alton OF sicines has
scovetcd shat would produe. such resu
aud same time the general health sold by
druggists
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesterday. u
Average temperaturc'io Tor corresponding date last
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A-sELzER BRUNNES NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WAtsa A sfEfdANf \ o.. ~ New 81, sole
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BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA," tbs
great path releyc IN the best for ali
piaints. 1iy ~ 10 cents Dottc.
FOR riiEIffPuihERE Is No BRIGHTNESS.
FOR thu ttvvl,4Nese Is Witches.
where tsyxonoSx hs~ gst no 'piacs,r
But tbosS who use Il ki1wtul we'll
How bri ht sna beh aufas She sbsll LN
IL throws DER msn W ~oman's ises.
FINE MACklNAw HATS, 81 90; WORTH %
Felt ventilAoss ~ 90 worth 81 IS New Church 81, "
stairs
1T WILL RELIEVE THE BABY.
There Is stake about IL. Mas wfSslows Soorutua
Svktr for children teething. 25c
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP fOR CASH
At rHk MkTROrOLtrAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
- Ann ST.
SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WASTE rrrK-Positvs exemption from gases.
petus aud without expcnse. In operation at 7vt Bread
way. All sse tnvl.ed.
TIE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
Two SINGLE BULLOCK rERvEcrfso PRUSSIA
capable Of printing ia.o,o copies pee hour
ALSO ALL THE srEREoryPE MAChINkRY BIZ
LONGING THERETO.
PKICE, 5000
Address }. O. BENNETT
New Yort Herald.
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THOSE WHOSE COMPILATIONS ARE POOR NAY
rejoice 90 the exI,tence OF GLkNN,s suLrnua soar
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EUROPE.

EUleOpk.
DRuxELLEs-HOrki.D k SUEDE. IN THE CkNrkk
dot the town. overlooking the Boulevard Exceens
cuisine and vino OF best quality.
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CUBA.

THE CENSORSHIP UPON CIPHER MESSAGES TO
BE RRMovKb.
HAVANA, July II, 1878.
In Wow OF the present peaceful condition OF the
island the Captain General Cuba has removed the
restrictions heretofore In effect ~ 90 tho use OF
ciphsrs In commercial kilograms to and IRON the
island. Tho Cuban government reserves the right TO
require an exact translation Of any cipher message
bojore permitting II 70 be delivered.
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vEw PUBLICATION

view PUBLICATIONS.
1,HE SEASIDE LIBRARY
i out to-day IN clear, bold handsome type
SEASIDE LIBRARY, No. v>D Price 10 centA
THE GOLDKS BuTtEKfLN.
ny Walter Besant aud James Rice.
for sale by all newsdc sierA
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE.l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-27

mencing at a stake Al feet =
80 deg 30 min W OF NV cor ofe
l0a of sh sec %, town 81. range
Sc Sd p IN, and running sSIE
deg W l2l II TO q stake, thence
s6H deg $50 II TO q stake on
the river bluff. thence II 1615
deg e to stake. thence Il 81 deg
NJ Vs)A r. M nlasp pf hppi ming
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-27
IINnnShip 81. Rnnne }.
TOWN OF ADAMS.

Toraship "a, Raage 4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-27

SEQ HazemaMn. .10a n Fox river nwQ
same .....4 bja Fox river neq
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-05
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 8.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
The Cheney InvestigatioA.


The House committee on post offices contin-
ued the investigation of Thomas P. Cheney.
Ex-Postmaster Burt of Boston testified that
when Cheney first entered upon the duties of
superintendent he travelled over his several
routes a number of times, but gradually fell in
to habit OF trusting his business to subordin-
ates. In referring TO the dismissal by Cheney
OF Temple and Blunt. route agents, Burt said
there were no specific charges against them,
and they should have been retained
Hugh Daley Of New Haven RECENTLY resiyned
swore that the service in Cheneys division was
sadly oeuoral zed and nearly entirely left to
the clerks, Holmes aud Stab, lwho were very
oisoohsiog Witness on one occasion had
the ofnclals, whereupon Cheney entreated him
moi TO DO so as he Cheney was unable to man
age the office without tho assistance ofHolmes
The silver Coinage.
The superintendent OF the Philadelphia mint
says the melter and refper were busy Friday
casting ingots for the new silver dollars, and
the corner Will work up to him as closely as
possible with rolling and cutting. The en-.
graser viii do his part as rapidly as possible,
and soon everything will be in full blast.
Andersoa's Case.
Judge Marks, member of the Republican
Electoral College of Louisiana, who has been
here several weeks in the interest of the re-
turning board, has left for New Orleans. 1t is
known that the Louisiana Senate will adjourn
Inursday, therefore unless Gov Nichols shall
take the Initiative as to the pardon of Anderson
neIo'e that time the sentence may go into ef-
feet.
The Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund.
The bill reported from the Senate Judiciary
committee to-day providing for the creation of
sinking fund to lquidats the principal and
interest of Pacific railroad bonds endorsed by
the United States is the measure originally in
troduced by Thurman, amended so as to con
tiDe its operations to the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific Indebtedness and to embody the
following propositions: The net earnings are
to be ascertaiped by deductng from the gross
earnings expenses of operatiug and keepinp
roads in repair and also payments for interest
on first mortgage bonds, but no deductions shall
be made on account of payments of interest on
other Indebtedness Tho Treasury Depart
ment is to retain total amounts earned from
time to time for government transportation.
One half of these amounts are to be forthwith
applied to the liquidation of amounts paid or
to be paid by government interest on COM
panies roads and the other half placed to the
credit of the proposed sinking fund and Der
centnm OF the net earnings as above defined
are TO b. paid into the treasury semianpually
to be placed to the credit of the sinking fund
and in addition to the foregoing sums the COM
psnies are TO pay into the United States treas
Hry in semi annual payments not less than
SS50,000 each year for the Union Pacific and
81. 200, 900 for the Central Pacific Bill is to
take effect on the LIST of next June
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-05
MINOR TELEGRAMs,

A heavy storm has swept over Nova Scotia
ana 1t is feared much damage has been done.
Hotel, bank and five stores in Macon, Ga.
were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
sch. Florida which was ashore at Jackson
vile got OF after throwing overheard a third
OF the cargo. She is not seriously damaged.
Hon. Albert Gallatin Porter of Ipdianapolis
Treasury. Ao'''' " ''o
EDWARD McGravy was arrested at New Hav-
en- yesterday for causing the death of his child
by whippng him. VI LIS oniiu
Winston Anderson was lypched at C,.rLs
vlle Tenn, Friday, for attempted outraoa a on
little girl. ''so vi
Petition for the appointment of a receiver
for the Central Vermont railroad has been d;sr
missed. o1 u'S-
House committee on coinage yesterday sdor+-
ed resolutions looking to the establishment Of
new miuts.
DR.. Foster Blodgett, well known Boston
physician, was afrsigned yesterday on a CHARGE
OF procuring an abortion and held in $4,000.
Inc ohhrges against Secretary of State Ke,-
sery OF New Jersey are pronounced unfounded
Dy committee of the legislature which has in
yestigated them.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-05

Senate has confirmed the nomination of
Bavard Taylor minister to Berlin; John Bsker.
to Venezuela and w. G. Godloe to Belgium,
The annual report of the Pennsylvania rail.
road shows that the net earnings in 1877 were
$40, 137, 800 SO,
Mr.. Layard, the British minister, gave
soiree at Cons.aLtinople last night in honor of
Gen. Grant.
The exports of merchandise for January ex-
ceeded the imports by $50. All, 9O7; aud for the
seven months of the current fiscal year by
$135, 500, 137.
The general supplementary elections held in
return Of ten Republicans and four Conserya-
tives
The California Assembly tabled a resolution
yesterday expressing the belief that TiIden
was elected and ought to have been inaugu-
rated
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-05
Muropeau Markets..

LONDON, Maych 4-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 95 GIG
for money and 95 7-16 for account.
LONDON, March 4-12.30 p. M.-American securj-
tes-United States bonds, 67s at 1861; SIS, 104t
new AIS 1923; 1040s, 1856 Ers SO; Illinois Central at
52l.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-1230 P. M.--Gctton is
active and frner; Middling uplands at Sad; do Or
leans at 6ad sales 1900 bales including 2000 bales
for speculation aud export receipts 900 bales, in
cludng 800 American.
Futures opened with buyers offering 3-32 higher,
hut are since easier; March delivery at 332; March
and April 1882 q 81.
Flour at "a a 27;Winter Wheat at los 10 "a 1ls6;
Spring do q 10 10; California averages lis a
l2s +; club II q 12s; Corn 26 q 81; Peas So 6.
Provisions, &c-Pork 53; Beef at s5. Bacon at 28 a
20. Lard at 50. Cheese at Sos. Tallow at 40 "a 6.
At London, Tallow 80 6.
PARIS, March 4.-Rentes 1887 SIC.