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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
:SCOVlLLE'S APPEAL.
Pleading for Fair Play for Guiteau.

Pleattlng Tor FAIR Play Tor Guiteau.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Mr. Scoville,
Guiteau's council, furnishes the following
"TO TIE PUBLIC: The trial of Guiteau
is fixed for November 7th. The short time
allowed makes this appeal to the public
necessary. Will the press kindly copy it.
He attempted to lecture on religious
subjects through several northern
states. It is belicvcu there are
many people i'll that connection
who can, if they will, furnish evidence of
his insanity. Will they not do so in the
interest of patriotism, justice, humanity,
and mercy-patTiotism, because if he is
hung as a sane man, it will be an eternal
blot on our history justice, so that it
may not be said hereafter that he, being
denied by heaven of the guidance of rea-
son, was put to death contrary
to all law, human and divine !;
humanity and mercy, that should prompt
the lying aside OF passion, and dealing
with this case in Christian charity. If
any person knows of facts bearing on this
question, will he not furnish me the infor-
nation: No one will be called to testify
unless it seems to be important to just
defence and fair trial. Please communi.
cate at once with George Scoville, WASH
iuptOn d. G. -
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4 AHPn - NS' COURT SALEGFy VALUABLE
~ City Property. ON THURSDAY EVEN
ING. OCTOBER q, 1881. at N o'clock. ut the
leopard Hotel. in the city of Lancaster, the
undersigned i'll pursuance o! an order OF the
Orphans Court of Lancaster county. will cx-
pose TO public sale the following very valrl-
able real e tate. late OF ThOs. ID. Kelly decd.
All that Naluabie Lot OF Ground on the north
west corner of East Orange and Marshall
streets, Lancaster city. fronting on E;iss
Orange street about I'D fect, and running
along Marshall to Marion 2iJ feet. The prop
crty comprises some of the most valuable
building lots in the eastern section of the CITY,
ciSibly located i'll Il rapidly developing quar-
ter
Attendance at the sale will be given and
terms male known by
W. C.HENSEL
Administrator of Thos. ID. Kelly, Decd.
H. SHCBEET, AuctiOncer.
Also ut the same ami place will be offered at
public sale the = TwO-StOry BRICK HOUSES
and Side Lot, ut the southwest corner OF East
Orange and Marshall streets. opposite the
above lots. No. /. adjoining Marshall street,
has Il frontage of Gi feet 10 0inch"S. the improve
menfs consisting Of two story Brick House,
with wash house summer Kitchen, and Il
depth of $50 feet to public alley. The side lot
more dwellings, and is thickly planted with
ounce, peach, cherry, apple and pear trecL.
No. Is Il lot II feet front and the same depth
as Nc. !, with Il twO-stOry Brick House, four
loot wide alley on the west. There Is Il well Ui
excellent water and good pump on tine prem
iScs. W. l.. UENSEL.
Agent for Heirs of Mary Kelly, Decd.
The above properties will be pat aS whole
and in purparis. Oc;jtsd
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Contract Awarded.

Proposals for new bridge across Cocali-
CO creek, at Bucher's mill, in East Cocalico
township, were opened by tho county
commissioners this afternoon. The bids
yycre aS EOl1OwS
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Go to IL. B. COcnran's Drug store, l37 North
Queen street. for Mrs. Freemaa's NeW Ma
tiOnaL Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
cOlor,are uneIualed. Color from " to ) pounds.
Directions in English end German. Price. Is
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~ City PrOperty.-On MONDAY, OCTOBER
-, 1881, at the the Fountain Inn, IN the city q:
| Lancaster, the undersigned in pursuance q;
an order the Orphans Court of Lancaster
county. will expose to public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate. late OF j. Yeates
COnypgham, deceased.
All that certain halt lot or piece of lana
situated on tie southwest corner OF South
Queen and Miffiin streets. in said city, No. y,
fronting S2 feet y inches ON South Queen
street. ant, extending 2L5 feet along Miifiin
street to Beaver street. which b un'ls II on
the rear.
The improvements are 4 line Ol,l-fishioTeG
thrce-stOry and attic brick house, with two
story brick back building, large twO-stOrv
brick stable, Il large two story brick warehouse
on Beaver street, hy,r;tnt, fruit trees, &c, &c.
This Is one Ol the most desirable properties
for either u residence or business stanG,
which has been offered in this city for Il Ions:
time.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock D. m, wher
attendance will be given und terms MAJ. q,
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
a. X. WITMEH,
Executors, &c, of j. .YeatcS COnynylilm deco,
HENRY SHUHERr Ancf
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FOB NILE.

vows AT PUBLIC SALE.-ON MONDAY.
u OCTOBER -, 1851, will be sold mt public
sale. at the public house OF James Curr.,n.
Strasburs, Lancaster county: Pa. 20 Head al
well. selected COWS, that will calvc between
now and next spring. 4 number OF them arc
Thoroughbred GUERNSEY AlIlsrneys. and the
balance OF them are Good Dairy Cows. few
Young Bulls.
4 credit OF 30 days, with approved security,
will be given. Notes payable ut any National
Bank that may suit purchaser.
Sale to commence ut / o'clock p. III. sharp,
when attendance will be given by
MARSHALL EAILY. Agt.
B. +. Rowe, Auc:.
Octl:Stds
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MONDAY. OCTOBER u 1881.
The undersigned wilr offer ut public sale u
property consisting of seven lots of ground in
the town OF Sprinyville, Lancaster county at
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad
abOnt one mile west of Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements are q two -stOried Frame House
elx2i feet, used as u Railroad station and Ticket
Office, u Frame Warehouse 2iNiS feet, AMI
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about no feet of
Coal Shedding. New Fairbanks Scales of 5 ton
capacity; 800 Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space for extern
sion of same. Buildings mostly new AMI every
thing in good order. Also lot OF groun,i
containing 20 feet front AMI sO3 feet deep on
which are erected Il Frame House 2Sx2O with
Kitchen attached lGx3O, barn ISxoO, suitable
stahling for head q: horses, carria:,e house,
chicken house and pdmP house with cistcrm
in attached. These buildings are all new, l,;lv-
ing been erected but two years and are in ex-
cellent repair. There is u variety OF fruit
trees on the premises In bearing order. LO.
cation of business stand pleasant, in II
thickly settled agricultural nciyhbOrhOOd and
Il fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal tr:i,ie
and capacity and advantages to do IL ,sOO.i
shipping business AMI increased passenger
travel.
Sale to commence Mt ! O'Clock D. H. For
further Information address
JOS. ii. HABECkEH,
Spring Garden Z. D..
Lancaster County, Pa.
j.. ID. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNO. H. ZELLEIS, Clerk. ieo0t5d
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Tumors. erysipelas, mcrcurial diseases.
scrofula. and general debility, cured by - DR..
Lindsey's Blood Scarchcr." ol-lmd&w
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STOCK - arn6s.

New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds repnrtcd daily by
JACOB Ii. LONa. N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK SroCKs.
Stocks strong.
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Wants Additional Counsel.

WAsHISGTON, Oct. 19.-Mr. Geo. Sco-
vile, counsel for Guiteau, will 80 into tho
criminal court tomorrow morning, aud
ask that counsel be assigned to assist him
in the defence of Guiteau. He will at the
same time file an argument upon bis ap-
plicat ion for the allowance of witness fees.
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SPECIAL NDTgCEH...

NcrvOas, slceplcss and Overworkcd, find rest
and nourishmcnt IN Malt Bitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

Shaving becomes an Indispensable luxury
with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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P-IPE.HANGINGS, dc
MALL rAPLRS.
Our New Patterns OF
WALLPAPERS

! are now coming in. The line cmbra :cs every
grade, from the Lowest to the Finest GCOGs
made. Plain Color and Embossed Gilts for
ParIOrs, Halls, Dining ROOMS, Chambers. sc.
Common and LOw-PricCd Papers OF every
description.
Fringes, Borders, Centre Pieces,
Transon Papers, &c.
Window Shades, entirely new, which are be-
coming very popular. or Plain Shading We
have all cOlOrs and extra wide widths for large
window and store shades.
Scotch Hollands in cardinal, brown. bun.
white, ccru and green. American Hollands.
Tin and Wood Spring Rollers. Cord Fixtures,
Roller Ends, Brackets, Picture Wire and Cord,
Fringes. Loops, Nails, Curtain Pins. Tassei
Hooks, nc.
All cOlOrs OF Paper Curtains, figured and
plain, which Will be sold to dealers ut the
lowest rates. Extension Window COrniccs,
the best and cheapest. Curtain Poles in ash,
ebony and walnut.
EU@Ort!Crs taken FOR FINE MIRRORS.
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Grain and Provision Quotations.

One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvis.
ions, furnished By 5. X. Iunlt, Broker, Is;
Eas: King street.
CHICAGO Oct ~
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VXIiSTED-A GOOD GIRL I'D DsD & IN =
w cral housework; ; one who speaks Ger.
man. Apply at pa West Vine street. Itd*
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

NIiNTED.-A GOOD. CHEAP HOUSE.
w It* 81 MARKET STREET.
NIANTED.-A COMPET ENT FOREMAN
w able to take charge OF Il Tobacco Ware
house. Answer In writing, stating where last
employed, &C. L. W. n.
ltlE Office of ISTELLIGENCEH.
VKTANTED-A WOMAN TO WASH OS
w Monday and iron on Tuesday and We'd
ncs,!ay weekly. Apply ut this office.
OctI93tuF
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04
STAR ROUTE INVESTIGATIONS.
A Number of Names Mentioned In Come
tion With Grand Jury Operations.

A Number of Names Mentioned In Connec-
tion With Grand Jury Operations.
New York, May 29.-Times' Washing
ton dispatch: A report was circulated
late last night to tho effect that the grand
jury of this district haye presented for
indictment, on account of star route
frauds, the names of Thomas J. Brady,
late second assistant postmaster general;
John l.. French, late chief clerk of the
contract office; and Stephen j. Dorsey,
Salisbury, Giddlngs, McKibben, Adams,
and Chidester, contractors. The local
officers will not affirm or deny this re-
port, and decline to give any information
in reference to the action of the grand
jury. It is known however, that docu-
mentary and other evidence was present.
ed to the grand jury some time ago and
that the grand jury had been consider
ing these cases.
There is much indignation expressed
in the departments over the attack made
on Secretary Blaine IN relation to the
star route frauds, and there is not the
slightest credence given to the insinua-
tions thrown out. Secretary MacVeagh
hastens to state that there is not IN the
whole mass OF evidence laid before him
the slightest hint at testimony that
would implicate MIR. Blaine in any way.
The rumors aud insiuuations have not
taken the form Of charges. and while il
is impossible to obtain anything specific
it is equally difficult to trace the source
whence the ruMors emanated. 1t II
stated in one Of the departments with .
good deal of positiveness that ex-Sena
tor Dorsey is at the bottom Of the whole
thing, his animosity to Secretary Blaine
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04
WATER ROUTE TO THE SEA.
Largely Increased Foreign Shipments v
New Orleans.

Largely Increased Foreign Shipments via
New Orleans.
Rural New Yorker,
New Orleans reports that a grain fleet
of twenty steamships and nineteen
sailing vessels left her levee in April,
carrying out for foreign markets an ae-
gregate of ,427,2O bushels of corn and
866,O00 bushels of wheat, making the
grand total export thence from Sep
tember l, 1880, to May l, 1881, $500, 6,GtO
bushels of corn, and 1857 800 bushels of
wheat against 6,483, 800 bushels of the
former and 2,713, 100 bushels OF the lat
ter for the corresponding eight months
of 1879-8O. This is an aggregate increase
of 977,500 bushels of grain:
quite respectable increase, to
be sure; but hardly large enough to JUS
tify the cry of alarm raised within the
last week by some of our great dailies
about the danger to the commerce of
this port threatened by the diversion of
the exportable grain Of the west from
the route to market by way of the At.
lantic ports to that by way of the Missis-
sippi.
Upwards Of q month ago we told of
the departure from st. Louis for New
Orleans Of $4,000 bushels of grain in
one day-April 8. Our city dailies
seem to have only lately heard of this
shipment, as some of them have.
within the week, printed the fip..
ures in large capitals at the
head of alarmist articles on the prospec-
tive decadence of the commerce of New
York. We wonder whether their ankle.
ty that the legislature should declare the
Erie canal free, had anything to do with
their fear for our commerce. There is no
doubt, however. that the shipments OF
western exportable grain by way of the
Mississippi will continue to increase in
any event with the enlarging area unde,
cultivation in the west; and this increase
will be rapid and to the detriment of the
commerce Of Atlantic ports, so long as
the railroad charges to the seaboard are
SO exorbitant as they are at present
Last Thursday Mr.. Joseph J. White, oi
the committee on legislature of the board
of trade and transportation of this CITY
presented to that body report
OF his personal Investigation of the trans.
portation business of the United States
According to this report grain can be
shipped from st. Louis to Liverpool vii
New Orleans for II cents per bushel
while the rate via New York is 29L
cents. The rates from st. Paul, Mlnn.
too, show difference of 151s cents pc
bushel in favor of the Crescent City
Unless railroad charges on the surplu
agricultural products of the west OF
their way to tide water are greatly re
duced, New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore are pretty sure to sufre
on account of much OF the products tina
should apparently pass through then
seeking cheaper outlet to market. no
only by way Of the Mississippi river, bu
also by way of the lakes, the Wellan,
canal and the St.Lawrence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04
A STRAY PIECE OF DAKOTA.

! The Ogden Pilot calls attention to o
strange fact in geography and territorial
government. The Pilot says that in the
organization of Wyoming territory, the
larger portion of which then belonged to
Dakota, queer error was made in defin-
ing the western boundary. This was
marked by certain meridian line, in
stead of conforming to the eastern boun-
Diary Of the adjoining territory OF Idaho.
The result was that o portion Of Dakota
was left west OF the line. Mapmakers,
by inadvertence, have made 1t portion
Of Oneida county, Idaho. but it is not le-
gally such; nor can the laws of idaho
be enforced there. 1t still remains with
in the jurisdiction of Dakota, though
separated by the long distance Of inter-
vening territory. A crime committed
therein can only be tried by the Dakota
courts, as also all civil suits growing out
of local litigation. This will some day,
unless rectifed, produce considerable
trouble, as it makes it virtually a refuge
for outlaws.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04
mE1HoDls1s IN COUNCIL.
The Second Days Proceedings ofthe 10
Convention.

The Second Days Proceedings the Iowa
Convention.
Des Moines, June. lat the second
session of the Iowa Methodist state con-
vention various phases of the temperance
question was presented. The moral
phase by Hon. H. Rycket Of Cedar
Nourse of Des Moines. The senator
took strong and radical views Of this
question, which were approved by the
convention.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster was called out
and made speech of ten minutes.
Hon. w. p. Washburn, member-elect
to congress from the eighth district, de-
fined his radical position on the temper
ance question.
Wednesday morning session was taken
mp IN consideration of the history of Iowa
Methodism and subjects Of history, by
Rev. d. H. Warning; relative to growth,
by r. w. Kellogg; in relation to the
foreign population, by Rev. @. n. Hell
del.
@. H. Hatch presented to the conven-
tion the question of the expediency and
practicability of providing and Eplsco-
pal residence in Des Moines.
At the close OF his address o commit
tee of two from each of the four confer
ences was provided for the building or
purchase Of an Episcopal residence, to
cost not less than $40, 900, was appointed
The afternoon was DEVOTED to the sub.
ject of our colleges and the press, and
papers were presented by Rev. DR.,
Spaulding of the Central university
Rev. DR.. King OF Cornell college on our
denOminational school, and bY Rev. E
L. Parks, A. NJ, president of the Simp.
son Centenary college, on the necessity
of q stronger religious element in oul
schools.
Rev. DIR. Wheeler, ex-president of the
Ohio (wesD Ryan university. pleaded 70,
a Central university committee, witt
Bishop Hurst as chairman. A committed
was appointed looking to that end.
The subject of secular press was pre-.
sented by Hon. ]. Mahin of Muscatine
A reception rendered the convention
by Bishop j. F. Hurst, d. d., L. L. d.
took place IN the evening.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04

dating back to disagreement in certain
business transactions he is said to have
had with the latter some years since. It
il hard to believe. however, that Dorsey
would stoop to anything SO low and
cowardly as this, for if he felt that he
could bring Blaine into the star route
ring he would very quickly produce his
charges. It is believed that tho insinua-
tions arise from lower source, and it is
thought they may yet be traced to a GER
tain administration republicans who
with seldsh ends in view, have no love
for Secretary Blaine.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04
Dnv Boastic,.s Wanted.

Day BO0rdcrs Wanted.
Mrs. Mark Ruch, residence on Pearl
street, between Fourth and Fifth, de-
sires to secure number Of day boarders,
to whom she will guarantee satisfaction
at fair rates.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04

When you feel weary and listless, are
debilitated, your appetite is irregular.
try the Big Blood and Liver Medicine
DR.. Marshall's Bromoline.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04

NesU Goods.
just reed, per steamer @. X. Peck, .
well selected stock Of dry goods and for
sale at low down prices at
L. d. PARAER's
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-06-04

Orth & Huber havo just received on
the steamer Big Horn, o new lot of
Grown Sewing Machines, which we will
sell at the lowest prices. Call and see
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ortiz & HUBER,
Max's Block, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26

head urgent Native Shipping steers
and good Texans; values firm: exporters would bring
&60$6 500f6 Light Do;
Native Butcher Steers SO 1904 50 Fair to Choice Grass
Texans SO Steers 81 75a$5 90; GOOD TO
Choice Cernfed Texans. 81 25a$5 25 Native Cows ana
Hctfers, 50 h0ds3 70.
SHEEP Receipts shipments market steady ana
frm Muttons So 500$4 ..o-
HoGs-Higher; Workers SO 6Oa$6 as; Packing Sc 800
90 Choice TO Fancy Heavy SO 700$6 90 receipts 2ooo
head; shipments, 1900 head -
CHICAGO, July 2sHoes-Receipt $4,000 head shipments
obOo head; market with Quoabe change all s0ia;
Mixed Packing So l0d$6 So Choice Heavy So Go~S6 30
ass 20 - -
CAITLK-Receips roo head shipments 400 head COCO
run Shoice Natives IN small demand and firm at SO I
common TO Fair Natives 9Od45 ColoralOS
Texans 50 250S5 5 Native Butchers steady Mt So 6oD
o Range Cattle In moderate supply and fair demand;
Nebraska and Wyoming Texans 1906 Common 20 Me-
dunn Half breeds, SO 600$4 20 Native FmWests,
$i 30d$4 10; Stockers aud Feeders, So 60QS4 80.
SnEEI-Recepts 800 head; shipments, 40 head market
steady but slow; Common TO Medium, So 50d$i 25 Good 10
Choice 81 b0dS5.
The Journals cablegram that the London Liver
pool and Glasgow live best Anerf-
can Steers, l4i2c.; Sheep, 17a1Sc.
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UNITED STAl IS EMPRESS COMPANY
)TkEAsuRERs OFFICE 80 BROADWAY
Vie transfer books of this company will be
''u august NJ p IN H.; ana reopened august 10.
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WELLs, FARGO & CO., No. e5 YwAYy

Buy and sell Mnfr9 and other Pacific securt
Hcs SET ttchdnge 7sieqyaphfc ard
qOfe throughout TIC Efegh
kacf0Ges and PQfua6ies TO all parts OF me World
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IN STORE IN NEW-YoRK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD ON CERTIFICATE IN


a0o@ % @ ne & % this make
HAY AND sTRAW-Fine grades steady and fairly activei
PHI. MIp Sesnqfir ns and fairly active
'e s ass hai
Bold to Mr. Gotred Kruger Brewer Newark NJ j. at Soc
), quiet and prices Unchanged Cuba 500
NAVAL sroREs-sPirts curpentine again easier
RSsas Ia quoted o5a}$ 0 q e. 'G for
In EG;ns soSs b1s spirits os rspeni%e ssG2 Tax
] ocEAN fFhEieHrs-retroeum were in demand. but
otherwise the market quiet all rates steady Liverpool
& e scS ss. 600 bae o@ Flour HS
non & .oS Sns e sn @ o ons
40 hhds foGacco 22s Ca les d. iSs; cseese,
rs g steam aee e quoted s moo i FS%5
10 Tor sr wa.
g 600 Per re- sa 5 S a1
tS an to a 3
looms from K
ESQ ,a ss ne, Pss From S n11s
lss SaE fSasSa sS so5 sS T. s
SniSSsp i''
TSS. $50 sSorSssian sSIs AatSaSs 100 ZOO
2; S g'ssso
sS% another Baltic 'tS de- Ss' Is
to au a0 private iy h as
BARI :. ss a6S 700 d. a. another
nssp 5S s sa't 3D. t.
nrect port 3D. foreign bark direct port Continent
1000 DO 4s 5000 do TO Cork for orders 4 2OO and 5000
PETROLEUM = Refined for export was ouiet and nm
changed here but free sale is reported In
Ta ss ss G1uds osfcdt o
Philadelphia and Baltimore &c; Cases. lIaI2c Crude
Certifcaes opened at 7oc highest 1910; lowest rs sci
PRoVIsIeNs-PoRK-Moss a shade higher closing very
br export trading moderate SPECTATORS holding sales
200 bbs New Mess for export SIS 25 nothing OPP
August sis TO- September sls To- and October sis
BEEF steadily held demand moderate: Extra Mess $40 30
ds M fssks az soas EaHy Mess sS city Extra
quoted 1"09 MEATs sn p %s
Pc ssed Shoulders. change demand only
s%g5sd Hams nsisc': Picked dc III ot0
az 6sr, quist s. but very strongly held Clear
DRESSED Hoas again sno' sb Sear half
good inqaiI CITY Heavy and Light saas Sc; Pigs Ssc
sosed quite the highest scarcely any EXPORT
Inquiry fairly active business IN options sales so tcs
l2loc 1890 August l30l2loc closing IL f0c 475S
2,75o tes october. II sc closing i62 s@i 65c
t097c closing I6o59i08 sc i750 tcs Jan,ary 10 gS@
lo9l closing l095alO97 ac City Steam dull sales 80
iss LIZ xGll75c; Refined quoted f2c Continent ~
Strictly Fine state 15a2Sqc Common 10 strictly Fine
Western aga duh and unchangod
Choice, 7aI0c; Skins Poor o Choice 4 G7c -. EtGs~
o1l t wholly nominal strictly Fine 173lsc
sEEDS-Quiet generally nominal. sales 6oa husb
fttaIr,seed Newton test, 81 80. 49, ~
grades quiet today. late prices were
hhds Cuba HsssoSsoo GgSs sG 81 s
erss ana steady Cur Loaf i0 Crushed lose Pow
"a" 9aso- Cenfectioners 3sc sanS ioei ~ oaid
on a. s9gkci White Extra 90 sssassc yeliow -; "a
sTES III E@SSie aoc sS. e. Yellow cssS7c
tAAALo"-steady sales. $4,000 ID, 6ssc