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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January l6.-Cotiee
Dull; Rio csrgoes, ordinary to prime
l6i@l9c. Disqualification to good com
mon 43@54c; common to good common
5366tc; yellow clarified S@S!c. Molas-
SEES Steady with good demand; common
l5@20c; lair 22924c. Rice-Scarce and
firm; louisiana ordinary to choice 5(d
SIC
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LEG1Z. ,il1ERRz RzzaElsEs5 q rfs cStnpsiie IA "a
leagAt9 ca entB fos fY ord sfsA Ee,
Adm1ngst fs.d othaf I'M
sna hereytsA epnena il,e rates for tic crsiissT,
r1oney cUnaea With the order: ~
4 CitAtionH, two ineer oas . 8 /. I. * . Ns "a
gn,y4stcss, tpfee inHogit eco
~ H. ~ Ase ticna 500
,s ~ UCgR{sAAElGAzllMz3s-I ordsr "a keceIvS
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~ Ans sfqg name and gddIeas az the s. Iss,
sSsssa ,I q, w. sGs y sssrns
1Ss sge are esppns,bie fSr tie srisv aud
optutens OF our rcorEespondenta. a.5 y B : 7
all e9nein ahodid be addressed to-, !.
tiers nud I'll thecka dIafIs money
orders. &cy sheEla be nlads paJse {. ~
of s. = T. y. MURRAY q CO.. ~
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vtrRs s~OF.8UBSCaErz70R- noLLAn
aud FfFfY CENTS per nnnum, In advance. Two
DoLlass st ENG Of year. sEvssrr-FIyE CEars
subscrlpsions are not taken for . less Period
'ps1 pRlTss RI OF IDHsRTIsLNG.-one Dollar per
"a uAre OF inch for the hrat insertion and Fifty
Cents per square for than
than Square. -
Liberal contracts will be mado with those Wishing
veriising by cphtract must be cenhned to tho Inn
znoiiste businers ffhe Arm individual contrec.
ting. .i ~
.of Respect, and all personal communications or
matters Of individual interest, will be charged for
at advertising rates. Announcements Of marriages.
and deaths. and notices ofe religious character are
respectfully solicited and will be inserted gratis
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VOL. XIII---NO. 52..

ole flgnG mere. at nome With nv wife,,
told him that / only came for my prop.
erty--my horses and wzs On and ho 5ts Re.
piled that they werc ia Gresnvisle, but
that he would ga there and get Them, OK
could 5sn6 tls OF ffi,ie boys for them.
told him / hadn Z Come for any fool.
iahneas, and woald have them or his
hidei '3''Fi ~ 3a.9 !sI's So
aEpMoND DEMAgDs HIS own. yen
He asked for chair and atarted OF
to get one, but ] ogdeted hin, 10 stand
where no was. He then .aaked s0r d dry
pair Of socks, and I let him send and get
them, i then told him / wanted my
money, He aHked me how tnuch 1t was. !.
said you knDi how much yoii. stole
from me-go and get IL. ;. &c was 3t$$6. y
Es HaiG hare g check on the bank for
Sl00. You can have that /; it il eli the
horses. ] said I dent want yonI hosaaiss.
check: B You took money from me ]; pay
it be ek aud will 60. he offered TO send
Mrs. Barton to Easely, tn gss tfnlee, ssonsy.;
and I said all right. He. zhen saids,I
could 60 20 his stable and take his hor-
ses. 7 replied that I was no horse thief
and did not propose 70 20 near his etsble !,
he could 80 and bring them to me in the
PTU5oHuo ui th6Se Witueyses liz ne deRiraG
70 pay me for what he had taken from
me wrcngtuiiy; ,Hs took two negroes
WIN him, ana toid them not TO touch
the horaes. He brought them out, aud
al VINO saw them said that neither Of
them was % good 40 mine, but y was the
.ast chance, SO took them. He sn called
z man who lived near him TO theass
That he gave up the horses, freely, ,as
had told alp thatI wonldnt take them
on any 2ther terms, ! itold him he had
70 pay, Amoa also aix dollars he had TAXI
en- from him tho night Of our captnEei
and he sald he had no money TO pay. him
with. MIRA. barton aaid there was come
loose SILVER In the house. and she went to
.Get ~, ana counted ont i've dollars end
gave it,to Amoa.4 He bad lost his Flagea
ind II my geSI.s saEyics. 20 pals him tho relPaln
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9ho Raid ON Gary an1 EgendfieIrst lThe
+! @fB@ PieiEsns Jail DaIiyery.n44 h IS /
4 pToKENal(J .iH Jnrai2 2!

tR@ sTLcnSHe SAaA 2SaISerysnI4 h 5fs |
iI'sfl eft pIoKENs @. H., JurS2s.
8 Redmond's second and qlsst raid iyaa
made against his, eyyn wishes, was conf
trary to his Judgment, and, as he del
clare, ss the only thing he has done 3fof
which hs condemns himself. s. The cir
cumstances under which he told his brief
story concerning .it deserve TO .ba piens
toned foE many, reaseas. which will ,presll
antly annanr= 'ssst .s.''f'-'s r |
r. AN UNFxPECTED sERsATIoN. e
As the close of our firat interview, on on
Tuesday afternoon, ne accom- panied nv
companion and myself to- the fo6&iti,f the
mountain. Before we had reached Ahat
point, however, and while, wa were eauns
tering quietly along the asrait p We we're
suddenly 6aiuted with the SUMMONS
"Hais tSnd enrrendss q Z ana q fayedh55
officer which proceeded from che. bushes
on olr right, AZ, the same moment the
sound Of horses' feet was heard in tho
road in our front, and for o moment I
thought I was about to hsve an expe-
Tfenss IYhad not hargeinhdifor aTho
voice was that of ONE friend, however,
and the horse which quickly came ifito
sight was besES5Ge by another, wherefore
I was spared any further seiisation than
the numerous unpleaaane nnls T Ind inst
felt in my mind In view of an anticipated
skirmish.i The newcomers brought tta55 & j
information that 10 squad of Thirteen
I "Reyenuesps had iuat passed down tii5
road, o mile or two diataht; with d prls-
oner, o friend of Redmond,e, in charge /:
that they were in search of; Redmond
himself, and that they he'd divided for
the purpose Of "beatipg hpp the neigh.
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B ARDAIOND ,hErnAYKp.

Among othess with whom / ais;sd TO
trade waa man named Van HendglciSe.
y met him one day ard he told mo that
10 vented To buy 4 hauaatisy. we ) ElMsiIy
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A large reward had been offered In
North Carolina for his hppfehehtfon. and
bayipg his sisters to ahpp5ft end kh5w-
ing, moreover, that asso3. az tSat time
meant trial IN c United States Courtn and
very speedy conviction. Redmond trans.
ferrcd tho scene iof bis operations into
Soush Carolina, where he drove q thFiv-
ing trade almost. III the midst of, the
!. Revenues" }" who tried Id vain to catch
him. II bought and sold only the best
whiakeyjn ho said, nand could always got
Sl.6O per gallon for my stock where 9TH
er traders could only command 81. RED
mond ny Whiskey' soon became well known
ard sEas aotgat after BY Everybody, even
the Revenues. / was aIwaye very liberal
with. my customers and have frequently
.Ast ont d ten.g gallon kegi foi d. s.tgsaks And
seen them drink every drop in o few
honre, ! haye no doubt that kasse
treated, away fally 1890 gallons ia this
way SINCE begun. ] di0 not mind
treating my friends, but / did hase to
treat 70 cal, as / have ofton done.
though never said o word. The fact
I. - he added, .thete % = very little
profit in the bubiness, and What With
losses and captares a., ssiy, 1;s ;sS % % az
rest and imprisonment.a man'Recessarily
runs, 1t does not pay TO follow iS. I
have not distilled drop for three yeais.
and have not sold any for .oycr ak
ni6nths! skft kYt ~
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Another Chapter OF the Story of the Nod
:e s. erhi Robin Hood. ~. " /

u Il PISKENs Q. a., June %
The next trouble I got into, y. contin-
ued Redmond, took place some time
after that ono in which Duekworsh wds
killed, aud it sesulted in my capttik,. i
escaped, however" he a5aaSSaa %sith q
lni6h of r1arrinaaslE. kea~ fi.Ai 'sAaItiAa-
tion. Omitting many iintaareesting ppartic-
ulars which might be, ,Iconsidered irrele-.
want, and would extend this letter to o
greater length than permissible, I COM
mence in the middle OF his Btofy. ~
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And whils 7 aniso nay subject, Jet me-
inforns sha public of anoth theF lsi sf. sseYe-
,nlie hiseosys j do not propose "a, fond )
those " no b Eo into RiicieDs iail, bit it 4
'ii be aswell to giiow, i6r lhs Ssk time
seatons st ssVaa they SuFae& loose on sllat
cecsA or. Il the xezeuessS prisoners frgga
three IN nguibey,s ono s q, fg rallsesl S
Ben who ys.lg cam in IN lliest gstl
son named Sstansllill Oh b WIS
years OF age aitt3 eh9 son g. 9th KFefe
arSegted at tilSir hqp8 es q eat.
ffed 10 Piokens and tliCye dyed iIl ssatt ~
70 81 Wait tfiai Their mel iiootx fess SD
k3liz7a. and AhAr n 5nfTisd 10 ti eiSf es
niiSs RESUMED cir "a ~ Sfs
no farm itcri cls they Esd tcg
and tnarched OF ia disjffaco.
4 fsslle ialer bg fi d coiirfy % eef
sseyeS Z l.Eibd 81 ioye 81 3 cegl u 'anft "a
.ilS> ..argod, D titsfs 'siss5
sfg,inst thales So fTltlrE fyy fs1 w.
ail; siA wy. oi 80 scli on
tt'flA1ieN. 4 80
j ~
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report. which recommends the adop-
tion Of The resolution declaring the Office
Of Doorkeeper vacant. The Democratic
party, he said, was pledged to civil ser
vice reform, and would II 20 before the
country and say that we will fight the Re-
publieans who commit 4 wrong, but We
will spread whilewash over our friends,
he believed not. Should the House re-
tain in Office man 10 whom the law was
no restraint? He proceeded to read from
the testimony to prove that Polk appoints
ed number Of persons beyond those au-
thorized by law.
From the persistency with which he
was interrupted and harrassed with
questions and from the excitement Of the
manner in which he met these interrup.
tions, chiefly from Luttrell, Franklin,
Clark, ,Chittenden, Eden and Ellsworth, the
delivery ofhis speech was attended with
great uproar, confusion and merriment,
but Mr.. Harris, himself. was very reso-
lute and determined in urging on his own
side Of the House, the propriety Of ex.
pelling the Doorkeeper.
At the conclusion Of his speech the
House adjourned.
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EyASsvILIE, April 2.-The vote at tht
city election yesterday was not counted
until late this morning. The Democrats
elect the Treasurer, Marshal, Surveyor
and four Councilmen. The Republican,
elect the Clerk and two Councilmen
The Democrats elect their entire town
ship ticket by majority Of $50. There
was much scratching Of tickets.
CHICAGO, April 2.-Midnight-At this
hour q few Wards have sent full returns
but from what Is received It is eviden
that the council will loose some Of It's best
members and their places be suppliet
with less creditable selections. OF th,
IS Wards Is have been heard from witt
auEicient competence TO base an opinion
on. In these Il seems that 8 Democrats,
Republicans and l Communist have beer
elected. From the towns the returns are
even less decisive; II is, however, pretty
certain that the Republicans have elected
their ticket In Southtown and the pros
pects Of Republican victory in North
town, while WesttoNn is in doubt.
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baltimore Live stock Market.
sA,Tfsoss .afsso MSodsy. Se,tI n 4 ~ is7s


B9yP CAITLE-The only Improvement Of
note this week as compared with the mar.
ket last week was In the wholeSale trade, n
frmer feeling prevailing In that, and bet.
ter prices were paid. But the retail market
did not hold out to The expectation Of deal.
eFs but TO slight extent, as most OF the
at least Of 10 as compared with last weeks
last week. We quote at IS s0l5 rs per 100
lbs, few only selling atthe latter figure.
MICH Cows-Trade in good Cows has
mon at S95aS6 per had and dull.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at $6 00a6 70;
that generally rated As iifst qusIity "a o0s
500; medium or good fair quality 80 37a
4 %; Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
IS O0a0 90; general average OF the market
a 00a5 76. Most OF the sales were from
a 90 to IS 90 per 100 lbs. OF the receipts
lao head came from Ohio, 81 from Virginia,
90 from West Virginia, 50 from Maryland.
90 from North Carolina; 90 from Tennessee,
Isl from Illinois, and los from Pennsylya.
MIA total receipts for the week |, ,226 head,
Akhlu1b AlA1t AA9b MHGht huu 100 uehu bAMu
time last year. OF the offerings sos head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, 100
sold to Washington City dealers, 80 70 York
county Pa dealers, and u head 70 East.
eEn speculators-tot sales for the week
1,625 head against |, ,fI4 last eek, and 923
head same time last year.
sRlNE-With IoneWhat increased re-
ceipts and only a modergte demand, prices
are mot up 70 the marks Of last weeks
figures. The quality OF the offerings is
fully as good. u not better, generally than
last week. We quote At 6a6Ifo, . few
choice selling at 555SaSste, most sales being
msde at 81 kG5I Ife peril net. Receipts this
week 1850 head against 6,33S lat week,
and 5,7b5 head same time last year.
sHEEP AND LA1tBs--Jhe demand for
sheep this week has been fairly active, also
for lambs, good ones particularly being In
good demand. We quote wool sheep at
5a6I<c, and sheared at 4s5jto per ID gross.
Good lambs sell readily at sai0c per ID
gross. ReeeiptS this week l,67e head
agalnst I,s70 last week, and 1913 head
! same time iaSt year.
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Innt Log.rollIng In Graiton.


WheIc love inspires tno pEt4sb
Eiltota IatellIstuesn
We were not little surprised on read.
ing in your issue Of the lst an article
signed "Vox Popull,p ? in which the Coun'
cilmen OF our city were rather roughly
handled. We are we'll aware that there
Is considerable Dissatisfaction In certain
quarters with some Of our city officers,
but we are inclined 10 attribute II TO
misunderstanding and surmisings. But
we cannot for moment entertain the
idea that our Councilmen would
stoop To such lhinga as they are accused
Of in the article referred to. We feel con-
tident that the writer Of that article has
done injustice to our Conneilmen, most Of
whom are to US well known as honorable
and reliable men. II Isl true charges have
been made which we would have hindered
II We could, yet il may be all for the best.
Al least we should suspend our judg-
ment aud wait for the result before de.
nouucing our own representatives.
There Is much corruption and fraud
among the public men Of our day, but as
Christians We should be careful not to
condemn the innocent along with the
guilty. "Thou shalt rot speak evil 81
the ruler Of thy people" Is heavenly
mandate that ali should heed. We SHOULD
wait suffer and endure long and patiently
before We run the riSk OF bearing false
witness against our neighbors. We In
common with many Of our best citizens
aud tarpagsrs have confidence in our
Couneilmen, and believe they mean to do
their whole duty. We expect they will
make blunders and Often fail TO please US,
but We regard them as honest aud honor
able men. Ifthis Is not "yox Populis
1t is at least yox Del. w
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Ohio Elections.

TOLEDO, April 2.-At the municipal
election to-day the Democrats elected
Street Commissioner and probably the
whole OF the city ticket, and "a far as
heard from 3out OF 8 sCouncilmen and 8
out OF s Aldermen. The Nationals
polled much smaller vote than was ex-
pected, making gain, however, in the
Council and Board Of Aldermen. The
figures cannst be given tonight.
CLEVELAND April 2.-Complete re.
turns from all the wards and precincts in
the city give the Republicans Is out OF
Is Councilmen, and elects their entire
ticket with the exception OF Police Com
missioners.
C1Yc1ssA1I, April 2-Incomplete re.
turns from the city election indicate the
election Of D. Parker Rep. on the Board
OF Public Works by :, 800 majority; Har-
mon (Deul.), Judge Of Supreme Court,
1000 majority; Smiley Dem. Clerk Of
Police, and Baker (Dem.l County Solicit.
or by small maiorities. The Council will
probably be Republican. The Board Of
Aldermen, Democratic. The Nationals
developed but little strength, not affect.
ing the result.
COLUMBUS, April 3.-Full returns Of
the city election yesterday show that the
Democrats have elected their entire city
ticket, but with one exception, by reduc-
ed msjorities.
TOLEDO, April Slater returns from
yesterdays election do not materially
change the result as already given. The
Democrats elect their ticket by 100 to
200 majority. The Republicans elect two
Aldermen and one councilman. The
Democrats one Alderman and three
conncilmen. The Nationals one Alderman
and four councilmen.
ArcHisos, Ks, April 2.-Clement
Rohr, Republican, was elected Mayor Of
Of this city by 800 msjority. The Re.
publicaus also elect their Marshal and .
majority OF the School Board. The DEM
ocrats elected the City Attorney, Treasur>
er OF the School Board and four Coun-
cilmen. A heavy rain prevailed.
ScHsEcrApY, N. Y, April 2.-At the
charter election to day the Democratic
city ticket was elected by u large major.
TGRRE HAurE, IND, April a.-In the
elections yesterday the National party
carried out Of 12 townships in this
county and carried the city Of Terre
Hsute by 1877 votes over the Democratic
party and by 700 over the Republican
party.
AT LITTLE RocK.
LITTLE Rock, April 2.-The city elec.
tion to day resulted in the election Of five
Greenbackes to Council and one Demo.
crat.
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VOLUME XXVI-NUMBER 1870


New YORK, April a. Cotton Weak
at 1O,sal0Xc. Flour Unchanged witha
moderate business WheGt-Irregular and
unsettled, opened quiet bat closed Armer;
No. s spriug 81 2l9Sal "a; No. Chicago
spring 81 %, No. 2 2MilwGukee 81 29Ai 50;
uogrsded red winter 81 Sal SO; No. 2 do
81 81; No. 2 white 81 SO; No. do 81 S6A
l42; No. 2 northwestern; April 81 T1fa
L 80. Rye-Qaiet but frm; No. western la
75e. Barley and MAlt-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Fairly active; ungraded western
mixed 47a52e; steam mixed 6Ia541fc; do
yellow 541Sc; No. 1 white SO; round yellow
5Sslc; No. 2 April 55I4a55Xc. Oats Eaai.
er;weStern mixed So tzaS5S<e white western
3ia40e. Hay--Shipping 60as6c; Hops-Un.
changed. Cofee-Quiet and steady; BIO
cargoes 14al7e, jobbing 14alsHe gold. su.
gr-Steady and in moderate demand; fair
togood refining 7ISs7Ac, prime7j5fe, re.
fined in good demand and unchanged. No.
lasses- Unchanged. Rice DULL and IN.
changed. MhiGky-Firm at Slo7.
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DUKE OF IprspuRo RrcALLED,
IRELAND.

Murder OF the Earl OF Leitrim.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Ths Earl Of Lei.rim,
his clerk and driver were all shot dead
this morning while driving near his
Lordship's Lodge, Manor Vaughan,
county Of Derry. No details Of the
shooting have come to hand.
The Earl Of Leitrinis body was found
in ditch with the left side OF his head
battered in. Though he was also shot in
the head, the fatal shotwas through the
heart. The left arm Is broken and the
right completely shattered. The driver
and clerk were shot in the head. The
ground where the murder was committed
showed traces OF ahard struggle. A fowl.
Ing piece and part Of another gun were
found near the spot. Three or tour men
we're seen lettering in the neighborhood
before the murder.
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Phiia,leIpl,,,,.,

PHILApELpHlA. April 2.-Flour- Strong;
superfne So 50lS 70; extra 81 30; Pennsyl-
vania family 10 00a6 81; Minnesota 90 Goa
8 so; high grades and patent 81 00as 90.
Wheat Firm; amber 81 35ll 3s, red 81 3Sa
1855, white 81 81. Corn-Firm; yellow 55c,
mixed 81 1sc spot, 600 May 65J.c June, 56c
July oats-QuIet and steady; white west.
ern sass Nc: weStern mixed SgaS3c. Rye
steBdy at 69a70c. Proyisions-Firn; Pork
SO so: Beef HamI 16Ise; India Mess 24J1a
25e; Hams sasJSc. Lard-Firm; city kettle
7I9c. Butter-Dull: creamery as S2aaS3c,
Western Reserve 22a2ic. Eggs Quiet
and steady; western 10c. Cheese-Q Quiet;
western choice l24l2Iic. Petroleum
Firmer; crude 99@c, rehned 1115al1tfc.
Whisky-Firmer; western at $107
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AT LITTLE RocK.

LITTLE Rock, April 2.-The city elec.
tion to-day resulted in the election Of five
Greenbackes to Council and one Demo.
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nicago Catile siariter.
400. April 2.-.The prevrS Jo.rual

II y
rrIg-Receipta 8 1000; shipments 2, 900.
" ,derSt4 shipping demand. Fair to good
i ~ S5ai 26, medium to good 81 30a
%, extra to fancy "a 371ia5 0J, feeders
and Stoekets fsirly active at s. ooas 90,
So 25a3 20.
Hoes-Recelpts 1900; shipments 100.
A shade better; all grades higher. Mixed
rough tirm Of 50 40a3 90; light fair to good
s. Has 50; choice fancy S. 55t3 IS; heavy
fdlr demand; rough Bostons IS 61aS 70;
Philiapelphias IS 75aiOo. Closed steady.
All sold.
sHEkp-R Receipts 1000; shipping trade
good. sales, common; to faIr - 00a4 Is;
good to fancy 81 6045 so.
There was no aitern on board to-day on
account Of the election.
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ToLEDo, April a. Wheat = Opened
strong aud higher, closing quiet; No. s
white Wabash 81 %, No. 1 white Michigan
81 sS,eItra white Michigan held at 81 SIX,
amber Michigan spot 81 so1i, seller April
81 81, seller May 81 SO, No. 2 red winter
spot and seller April 81 27,f; seller May
81 20, No. 8 red at sll9, rejected Wabash
81 07, No.2 Dayton and Michigan red at
81 81. Corn-Qaist; high mixed 46Ke,
No. 9 spot f5I<c, seller May 46Hc, seller.
June held at 4sc, No. white 46c, rejected
4tNc, damaged SIC. oats-Dnll; No. Q at
2s54c, white held at 30Ik, 81; bid. Clover
seed-Mommoth S4 IS, prime 81 IS, No. .
"a On
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CINCINNATI, April 2.-Cotton Heavy
at 101sc. Flour-Quiet and steady. Wheat
LIN good demand; red 81 lsa1 25, Corn
Quiet but firm st 40. 0ats-Steady and in
fair demand at 2eAS2c Rye-Essier at
60a62c. Barley-Quiet but firm; fall 40a
45c. Pork-Dull at $40 90. Lard-Quiet;
current make 7A7 Nc; kettle 2 1IIa75lc. Bulk
Mssts-Higher at S. 62j1aS 75a5 05a5 10a
625. Bic0n-Quiet but steady at 49fa5ska
90. Butter Easier choice Western BE.
serve 25a26c, Central Ohio 20a23c. Linseed
oil-Quiet at 60c. Whisky Steady and in
fair demand at 81 02.
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50 55aS IS, packing So 60a3 50, butchers
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