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The New York herald., 1878-08-18
GRANTS ESTIMATE OF sHERIDAN-wILL HIS
TORY CONFIRM THE VERDICT ?-aENERALa

TORY CONFIRM THE VERDICT ?-oENERALa
WHO SWEAR IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE.
From the Territorial New Enterprise, August 101
About the most charming thing which has appeared
in PRINT this year Is the sketch recently published In
the NEW YORK HERALD OF conversations heli between
General Grant and HERALD correspondent, IN which
the General gives his ideas Of the officers OF both the
Union and Confederate armies There Is not through
II all. tnge OF bitterness or egosm, but friend and
foe aliko dealt with fairly Praise is given with.
out stint 10 deserving, sympathy s expressed for
the unfortunate and excuses made for Others and
the belief expressed that under other conditions
some who are under cloud would have shons
esplendently. IL Is tull Of the noblest tributes
ever paid by great soldier 10 brother soldiers. and
reveals moro the real nature OF General Grant than
sketch he expr ressed the belief that General Sneri-
OF tho greatest soldiers OF this or any other
san San Francisco Examiner, and causes =, 70 Iairly
wrthe in impotent fury. II says:-"Furthermore,
Shoridan's habits his shocking proianiIy MS o!as'
phemy and his utter want Of every enn0bing attri.
butte and refining quality, alike forbid that he should
over be ranked With the great and good IN the
noble profession of arms" 1t is said that at Mon
mouth Washington swore "like our army IN
Flanders - and nc was good deal oil soldier od
Friiz Of Prussia another soldier Of some note.
and ii is said that could the iccles on his
winter palace. Marlborough had some fame as sol-
der, and no was given to basphemy OF a kina that
would shock the Erau,ney, we fear. We do know,
but presume tnat both Cesar and Alexander, and pos
siby old Hannibal. swo:e BY all their nea.hen gods
qualities which mako up great solaer does not al
ways possess ali tho CHRISTIAN virtues We DO no.
anything IN Grants estimate Of Sheridan as
says that Sheridan, his judgment, Ia capa-
bio OF commanding any number OF soldiers ia
any manner OF q campaign. He merely indorsed him
as a soldier, q schoolmaster or clergy man. and
history will very apt accept that opinion as
rect. He never failed in any undertaking; he
always his and was never deceived by
rebel In his hio. War with him means business; be
never learned the art of carrying 1t on mildly, and
never took up the that order to destroy foe
he must conciliate him. He is really an inspired
produced by our war on either side. He will go into
history beside Grant, and while will be spoken Oi
as the Wellington OF America. men will soc IN the
other many OF the attributes which among soldiers
gives Napoleon a distictness and prominence which
can never be disturbed dimmed.
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OFFIC1AL THANSFEKS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers ONCE yestsr-
day, Is obtained from Augustus T. Dooharsy. deputy
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era which was covered with dust No Jockey on .ns
last quarter Of four mile beat ever rode nar1si sn
did Sheridan as he thundered down that siIgnIa
Pike on his big black horse. His head was down,
his body slightly inclined forward, ana ms sou
thrown into tho race against time. Win tne ioi-
tunes OF his army the stake As ne ursw nea.
TO perceived that our train blocked the roaa anu
that it would require some time TO ciear ~. ~
solved the difficulty BY cutting through an open nec
TO our lett and striking the road again ailer ne nsa
got ahead of He had outridden almost every oooy
who started with him from Winchester. The Only
officer remember recognizing near him was Gcnsra
William 7. Fessenden, JE, OF Maine, who was SONS
ten or fifteen lengths in Sueridan's rear and who al
forward told that his own English mare was
present from his father (Senator Fessenden and was
noted speed but mad no chance alongside o Shori-
dan and bis tremendous black After these two came
Snerdan's stat officers, sringng out In long line,
and all OF them pretty well tired with the pace no
had set them thsy lett Winchester. The cavalry
escort was about halt mile In tho rear, with tneir
herses considerably blown. have only written this
much to demonstrate by witness. at least, that
Sherdans ride actuality, and that IL deserves
10 be preserved among the annals OF the nobest acts
OF American soldiers
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REAL ESTATE.
The were no sales OF real estate at the Exchange
OPTICAL TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL TRANSPORTS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers Omce yester
day. Is obtained from Augustus T. Docharty. deputy
register
iie.h lSoe G r. e.; Of A. :; A. i,rss9s,; IL s9.s, Nom
10th .v;. csrner Of os.h st., so.ise.S; s Az. x
s'. IT, Il f1S
sehermsrhorn 20 ws,%oss T. sshesmernorn 3 s'ot
,h Valentine g Mary a.,S WS',s IT, sia.7s: E:: Nom
ps.asid 10 Richard Do.a.Id 49,. 5000
e.S s4s q q Z, aa.a :. s7Aos; s;.1s .l.o
sS~afa Doishsa le1seutor, 70 same 2o.ooc
0nssa a.s GRAND s s. a aG s. also & di.ls %sras;
and la) kehArd Lewis % Helen Barnet....... Nom ON
same property; James A. Eaton TO ...... ,ssI
en r. 81 ~. sS r. T,s,. S an "s ssbaS Ira
Houston ST., n. $, l5is e. O. OF sy; % =, 81. t,o,x
i'ss Z. 9Sss7a K H. Hs"i, asisiss' Reuben Ma so
s. Hsmersisy ueiercej 10 Mary A. Alier and 49,.
s ss. 10. a4j; william W. sherman iciesa
s,s s0s, .y 70 ssn5s Henry H. Man 80 Annie
sherman ...................... -. Nom
B,7ifi william and e sI.ns s'i ):
li3sh s.. n s.. 81 u. Of 4th sv.. aKiooii; Will
,ossR sS sSss So, anu :. zoo s' G o. d .y sssi5Gii ~
,os.s sn st.. us q. Of sds,. assioS same w ~
Ios.s s. M' ST. rs e r. e. Of I'd av a5Iiooii same TO
I'd '%. aV !: 50 !: Of id;;S ST.: So.ioo; same ~
John Mel. Nash. S,fSe
1o5th st, o. S. 100 u. Q. of I'd ax, 50xiOO; Same to
I'd s@ e. corner Of ioSi ST. ji0iiisioo same 10
losn ST.. 8. $50 IT. e. ci "a av, a5vUo il sam:
i.oS'
MoRTGAGEs
Adams, Cbaristte f., to Francis NJ. Goss, n. s. OF
18th st. w. Of list av due e........,..........s 81 oo
Beach, Moses s. aud wife, to Mutual Life Insurance
year ..."................ 5ooU
Cogan Henry aud wife, 70 Eiward Tracey, o. ".
corner vi lst and i1th st. yosrs.... 4vC'
Decker, Clara and husband. to wtlieu Bronson, , o..
CHI st. l23d ward due.......... @yoo'
rssec Sf a1 a sv Of r. assS =. years..
Doying, Ira q. and wife, to wictt Bronson, D. g. oil
6Utn St. o. Of Madison av due ................ foV
Eiter, Mary q, to Bowery savings Bank. D. O. OF -.
1l3th ST., Q. OF Sd av ycar..... isoN
Haffner. Charles }. aud wife, to Barbara kreuxer -
(No. Thompson AL nstairnents oo'
liam, Hannah ", TO Smith " b. West Green' 90,
wich It,, g. Q. corner OF Morton st; years sI'
Mcchenfcider. Iva and husonnd TO Louis Arnod,a -
OF Delaney st., OF suffolk ST. j year lUT
Muller, Frederick ana wife. TO john Eiehier n g. OF
Norris st. cath ward 2ycHfs..............:: 5OU
sy and io5.h q. year....... ,............... ASH
-. 2oi
Psrtns T. NJ and wife to Adcline s. Lee; year. l2O
scbuster Amelia aud husband. 10 David koehler;
n g. OF 1tth st.. ". OF I'd aw ycsrs......... 23U
ASSIGNMENT or MoRrGAoKs.
EaneubIy. An to Jvnn cameron. SJl
Man Henry H., to wliiam W. sherman and others
ftrusteesJ. J..a.................. ............ Nom
Miller, George s. (cxecutor), to John Deady. 1U.Oy
sherman. William W. texecutorD. to Henry "A. Man Nom
Whitehead, Isaac r., to Bertha A. Deane. w
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ONE LEGGED VETERAN coMKs TO sHERiDAN's
AID.
No. 452 NINTH AvxxuE,
NEW YogK, Angus, TO- 1873

ONE LEGGED VETERAN COMkS TO bHEBiDANb
No. 452 NINTH AvxxuE,l
NEW YoRK, Angus, ~, 1878. I
To TnR EDITOR or Tug HERALD
Al The battle OF the Opsquan, September ~.
1864, the Fifth New York volunteer cavalry was tpo
first caiment and nv, oficer that crossed
that stream at about four o'clock In the morning
Ny orders TO "prsss iorwaro, ocsupy and no,s"
a belt OF lumber lying parallel 10 asd aoout mile
aud haif back from ,ne stream In executing my
orders the regiment charged four times driving In aud
capturing tho onsmys piok Is and holding tue position
against terrible nre OF infantry anu artillery until
our infantry dsploycd aud the battle became general
ousion OF my orders, having hao that occasion my
right leg carried away by a cannon shot. Notwitn-
that occasion think General sheridan iorced the bat
tie. CHAkLES }. FARLEY,
Lsto Captain commanding FIith New YORK volun-
teSr cavalry at the bsttle Of the Opequan.
snERIDAN's RIDE NO ROMANCE THE STORY
AS TOLD by GENERAL YELix AoNus.
From the Baltimore American, August 16I
Having been eye witness OF 5neridan's ride TO
the front the morning OF October 10, 1864 I am
perhaps In position to make somo comment on the
latter day historians who proclaim that incident oi the
war TO be merely q romantic fiction. The battle Of
Cedar Creek had begun IN tho early dawn and Snsr-
dan then at inchester his return TO hts head
quarters, after having been summoned to Warrington
10 attend military consultation which, ss was aitor-
ward developed, settled the WORK OF Sherhans army
IN swinging down the valley, crossing the Rapidan
and striking the left OF the Conisieraie army around
k,chmond As Is well known the night OF the 18th
EARLY had started his troops, and on the morning Of
Oc,ooer 10 no had lorcea our lines ana driven back
both the Etghth aud tho Nineteenth corps IL is per-
fecty true sbat cary on the morning of the l9th
sheridan heard at Winchester Of tho disaster and
started TO rally his troops,
That morning ! was IN command oi dstach mcnt
n larOa ifnu In m nr hAQtA
to Cedar Creek. We had been harassed by Mosby's q
cavalry on our way who struck us at frequent inter-
walls between Martinsburg, Bunker Hill aud Wnchcs-
ter On the 18TH we started from Winchester before
daylight. We wcro not more than Ave miles from tho
town when we heard tho sharp cannonsding that de-
noted an action at the front. Our train was making
toleraby good time, and We were near Middlotown,
when, on looking back. wo perceivei cloud VI dust
in our rear upon The turnpike We bad no idea what
caused until Sheridan me into FROM the
rounding cloud Ho had been down TO Washington,
aud consequently hsa on his UNIFORM sl Major Gen.
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BURNED TO THE GROUND.
That was the Fate Of the Vulcan Iron
work =, which were Burned Yester-
day Nominations $4,000.

Cairo has suffered another disastrous
fire, and another of our citizens, after
years of toll and sweat, has been COM
PEELED to stand by and witness the de.
struction in single hour OF the accum.
ulations of lite time. Between and 4
o'clock yesterday morning fire was dis,
covered breaking through the root of the
Vulcan iron works, CONNER cial avenue
between Eighth and Tenth streets, and
before the alarm was sounded and the
engines reached the ground and got to
work, the fire had gained such Roadway
as to render the fire department power.
less to check it, and in less than an
hour the entire building was de-
stroyed. The building itself was of COM
paratively little value, but the damage to
the machinery in the building and the
stock on hand is great and the loss will
in all probability not fall short OF $l2, 600.
The Vulcan Iron Works was owned by
MIR. John T. Rennie, and the loss which
he sustains by the fire falls heavily upon
him, as he had no insurance. However,
he Is not dsheartened, as he informs W
that he will start up again as soon as the
necessary buildings and machinery Can
be put up. The people OF Cairo general
ly sympathize with Mr.. Rennis' in the
loss Of his property.
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DRUGS,
H0steIferIS Almaunc.

The edition of 1878 OF the sterling Medi-
cal Annual, known as Hostetter's Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained
free OF cost, of druggists and general
country dealers in all parts OF the United
States and British America, and indeed
in every civilized portion of the Western
Hemisphere. II combines, with the
soundest practical advice tor the preser>
walton and restoration OF health, large
amount OF interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical
items, etc., are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate, The
issue of Hostetter's Almanac for 1878, in
the English, German, French, Welsh,
Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian
and Spanish languages, will In all proba
bilility be the largest edition of medca
work ever publihed in any country, The
prOprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Smith,
Pittsburg, Pa, on receipt of a two cent
stamp will forward copy by mail to
any person who cannot procure one in
his neighbornood.
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BY order of the Cairo Casino.
AutfOue Errors.

In this enlightened age aud land,iind &C
eeptance only with the prejudiced and
ignorant. 1t is impossible, tor instance,
to persuade any large proportion of a
people who have imbibed their Ideas OF
logic in common schools and tree acad-
emies, that 1t is expedient to cram their
systems with mercury, rasp their bowels
with colycinth and ialap, or stupefy their
brains with opiates, when pure, eff.
fective, safe, bontanic cordial like Hostet>
ter's Stomach Bitters, which relieves
every disorder for which the poisonous
drugs have been heretofore prescribed,
Is within the teach of every one. Old
fashionable remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advances Of this con-
quering specific, and old fashioned ideas
in regard to depletion as means OF cure,
have been quite exploded by the success
of the great renOvant, which tones the
system, transullzes the nerves.. induces
sound repose, neutralizes malarias de-
purates and enriches the blood, rouses
the liver when dormant, and promotes
regular habit of body. 4-lm
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Words OF Warniug!

During the present year, as in the past,
the grave will close oyer thousands, sim.
ply because they neglect the means
which would restore them TO health.
Meet the fell destroyer ut the threshold,
and dispute his invasion BY that more
than wonderful medicine, DIR. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound. There Is no cough or cold, case
OF asthma, bronchitis, blood.spitting,
weak lungs. Group or whooping cough
which will not yield more readily to this
great BOTANICAL remedy than any other
medicine. IL you would avoid disap.
pointment, and be speedily cured, ask
your druggist tor DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehonnd. Trial
size, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 30 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup
Is perfectly safe. Extremely palatable'
No pbyslc required. Costs 20 cents
TRY II. I,lm
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The Merry bnys OF Old

In reading Of the middle ages one is
struck by the accounts given Of ieats OF
strength, etc., Of the lie actors OF those
times. The suits of armor worn, would
certainly indicate the possession OF greats
er physical strength than is developed
by men In these latter days. What
wrought the changes? Men lived in the
merry days more out,door lite than this
advanced civilization OF ours can afford.
There Is greater consumption OF brain
matter, and that increased demand on
mental and physical power necessitates
the use of a pure vegetable, stimulant
tonic, such as the Home Stomach Bits
ters, aim
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Yesterday morning the jailer noticed
: hole in Rande's cell, aud on ihyestiga-
ting he found, Rande had made his es-
cape to the Original Penny store, ''76''
Ohio Levee, TO see Walt Wright, new
wagon which was loaded with 5 cent
oysters, . cent matches, 10 cent sugar,
cent soap and lot OF other goods sold
cheaper than any other touse in the city
can sell. Walt, Oh top of the goods, was
delivering and taking orders for Other
good: to be delivered promptly. lie will
furnish you with mis- postal cards free, so
you Will save time and trouble by orders
Ing your goods from him.
ORIGINAL PENNY STORE.
Dec. 27.jt rs Ohio Ievee.
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Considerable drift was running yester-
day.
The weather continues cloudy and cold
and business dull.
The City of Vicksburg, from Vicks-
burg, brought l,2i5 sax cotton seed tor
Chicago, 5000 feet spoke and telloe tim
Der for Indianapolis, and II bales cotton
for Evansville.
The A. c. Donnelly made additions
here, and expects to ill out below.
Red ribbons are becoming thick among
river men, and the more they get Of them
the better they like them.
:. Pilot Jack Anderson has gone south to
take berth on the tow boat Iron Noun
tain, now coming from New Orleans.
The new steamer Alice is announced TO
leave Pittsburg tor New Orleans, aid the
Jno. l.. Rhoads tor st. Louis.
The first snow storm of the season tell
yesterday and was quite refreshing, but
please don't mention it or indulge In any
inquiry as to who the author OF that melt
ing poem was, as the senior editor has a
shot gun loaded and Is waiting to ever.
lastingy annihilate anyone who would
attempt such a thing.
The Colorado, Captain O'Neal, is the
anchor line packet for the south this
evening. Don't tail to take the Colorado,
especially Of you have written any thing
about the beautiful snow.
Captain Ryman bought one-halt OF the
steamer Sllverthorne for 1000 dollars.
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with its sudden
changes OF temperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermingle in a single
day-it Is no wonder that our chill rem,
friends and relatives are so frequently
taken from us by neglected colds. half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
A bottle of Boschee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate nse will
prevent serious sickness, q large doctors
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. For curing Con.
sumption, Hcmorrhages, Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Group, or any disease OF
the Throat or Lungs, Its success is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you
German Syrup IS now sold in every town
and village on'this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, lOc.; regular size, 75c.
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rDlRELECTION OVDyrY.

ls what His Honor the Mayor Char
yes Against Officers Sargent and
Mccarthy, and for which they Have
Been Suspended from Duty.
It Is charged against officers Mccarthy
and Sargent that at the time the fire In
Rennie's iron works was discovered they
we're asleep in the Arab fire engine house,
and that owing to the direlection Of duty
on the part Of these officers It WAS fully
fifteen minutes after the fire was first
discovered before the fire bells rang.
How much truth there may be in this
report we do not pretend to know, but
that his honor Mayor Winter believes 1t
Is true Is evidenced by the fact that be
has suspended the officers named
from duty until an lnvtstlga.
tlon into the matter can be
had. This action on the part Of the
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General Debility,

Vital weakness or depression: a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over-work, indis-
cretions or excuses, or sonqe drain on the
system, is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. %. 1t tones
up and invigorates the system. imparts
strength and energy-stops the drain and
rejuvenatcs the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or S. per package Of five
walls and So vial Of powder, Sent by
mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company, 1903 Fulton street n. I.
X.iulyl3-dSw
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COMMERCIAL.
known.
CAIRO, Ills, THURSDAY EVENING,

CAIRO, Ills, THURSDAY EVENING, |
Jan. 3, 1873. !
The weather here has turned much
colder, and we are for the first time this
season experiencing touch OF winter.
Snow commenced falling here this after
noon, and at this hour, p. IN, the
ground is covered to the depth Of one
inch. However, this does not promise
well for an improvement OF the roads,
which, in their present condition, are ut
terly impossible. A freeze up is now in
order, though we feel sure that in the
event OF severe cold spell. much dam-
age will be done to the peach buds OF
the earlier varieties.
Business is, on the whole, somewhat
improved, and transactions in -four, hay,
corn and oats, and In most all kinds OF
country produce has been more active.
The rivers have risen considerably with
In the last week.
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800 Reward.

"The Peerless" is beyond all question
the best five cent cigar offered for sale In
this market. Mr.. Fred Teichman is the
sole manufacturer of this celebrated
brand ofcigars, and otieres a reward OF
one hundred dollars to any person who
will find any in them but the pure Has
vana filler with Connecticut wrapper and
binder. The Peerless has become a great
favorite with Cairo smokers, and the
demand for them IS constantly on the
increase. The trade supplied on the
most reasonable terms. For sale by
Fred Tcichman, Commercial avenue,
near Sixth street. jy32m.
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Ed. Braxton has returned to his Old
stand In the ReIser building, where he Ia
better prepared than ever to accommo-
late his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
10 considerable expense in fitting up a
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
ne has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. He en-
ploys only first class workmen and those
who pa,ronize him will have their wants
attended 10 IN style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
Walter Hyslop, treasurer. VS.. George W. Coch-
ran. Assumpsit with attachment.

Walter Hyslop, treasurer. VS.. George w. Coch-
ran. Assumpsit with attachment.
Public notice is hereby given to the said
George W. Cochran that a writ of attachment
Issued out of the office of the clerk OF Alexander
county circuit court, dated the 26th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1877, at the salt of the said Wal
ter hysl.p, treasurer, and agans, the estate OF
the said George W. Cochran, directed to the
sherin Of Alexander county, which said writ
has been returned executed. Now, therefore
unless you, the said George w. Cochran, shall
personally be, AMI appear before the said Alex.
ander county circuit court on or before the first
day o, the next tc m thereof, to be holden at the
court house, In the city Of Cairo, on the first
Monday of January, A. D., 1875, give special
bail, and plead to the said plaintiffs action,
Judgment shall be entered against you, and so
much of the property attached as may be sufil-
Gent 70 satisfy the said judgment and costs will
be sold TO satisfy the same.
GREEN Il GILBERT, JOHN A. REEVE,
Au'ys for plaintiff. Circuit Clerk.
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mayor took place yesterday afternoon
about ioar O'Clock. We understand that
an investigation will take place on next
Monday night before the committee oil
police, Jail and fire department. In JUS
tice to the accused officers we will state
that they deny the charges brought
against them In toto; and for this reason
we refrain from further comment on the
subject until after the investigation shall
have taken place and the facts be made
known.
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salt shoulders. 4l@4ic; 1000 lbs. dry salt
clear rib sides, &c.
LARD.
We quote sales OF 5 ,lercos kettle rem.
dered, s9Sic.
DRESSED MEATS.
The weather is more favorable, and
receipts of dressed meats are more liber,
al. The demand is fair. We note sales
OF IA dressed hogs, 4c; do, 4ic, 2 side
beef, 3i@4c.
SALT.
Sales were $50 bbls. Ohio river, 81 Is.
GRIrS.
We note the sale of 70 bbls, pearl grits,
SO no.