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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTKR B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsop.c

w AAAAn D. WILLIAMS 90. Auctoncers.
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH The lMPRoNEMEN THEREoN.
ABOUT FOUR MILES PROM I AK wAsH.
lNGTON CITY NARKETS. ON TSE GLES-
MOOD CEM1IERf ROAD. LEADING TO
BLADEk SBURG.
On FRIDAY. july srH. ISL. AT O'CLOCK -
7 NJ. we shall sell. On The premises. that 49,
valuable Garden Farm known ss the Emanuel -kEk.
Lacey FARM lying In Prince George County Md,
on the blsdeDseurr rosd contsinins about thirty
acres OF LAND, more or lees in q hish state OF culn-
sslop, with improvements. Consisting OF q large
I'VE lns, eisbt rooms, corn houee. barn ana
stable. 40 oy 90 and other ont houses, with ex-
SeEent pump OF water 81 the door. aud never fl J.
stream or wster running throush tue land.
bis place cannot be surpassed as a Truck Ca rden
IN The state OF Mary Wand location healthy aud IN
81 excellent reigporhood
iMMfpiATEir kfTER will be offered l04 acres Of
land. adj iIins IN bslk aud IL not sold will be
900 in about 20 acre lots. Plat viii he exhibited
on day Of sale.
For particulars apply 70 Hnsuey & Bowen. No.
CAS- New York avenue ! orthwest
Terms 81 ssle one-third cash balance in one
two and three years, for notes bearing interest
from Gay of sale aud secured by deed % trgzt Q n
prCperty sold. Ala convey anciDs st purchas er's
cost. $500 down on each lot time " sale.
!r25 WALTh h Is WILLIAMS X 90. Aucts
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NyHOS- J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate kuctoneert, 1924 81. northwest.

FINBOS- J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate kuctoneert, 1924 Z 81. northwest.
PUBIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on THIR rEbN I'll Stress.
BETWEEN AND II SIREhrS NORTH
WEST, AND AN UNtMpF0VED LOT On
STREET, BETWEEN hIGHTEEN ri AND
NINETkETIH STRtElS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
/ will sell, in front of the premises. on kzA
NONhAY. July llTH. 1851. At ooLocK "a
square 252, fronting on west side OF l3th street.
near the corner of III street, which VIII he offered
IS sub lots As and ~. This property IL improved
by two large two-story and basem snt brick dwell
ing houses.
AT e O'CLOCK I. NJ, ON TUESDAY, July 18TH.
1881. viii offer for ssle in trout of the premises,
part OF original lots and T. in square lt6 f-ont-
ing 2S feet IL ches north side of / street be
tween 18th and 18th streets. which will be offered
rs sub lot "a This 1t offers great induceme 1t to
ally one wishing building lot III 4 st desirable
part IF The city.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance In six,
tweive and eishteen months with interest, secur 81
by deed Of tru-t, or sn CASH. at Opt pa Of lur-
ehastr. de posi- of 300 Oh each lot required q.
time sale. plat Of the property can be seen at
Office OF thomas Fisher 4 Co 1924 stree.
NORTHWEST ELIAS T.. WHTIE,
As:isnee cf Heirs -at-Law of George and Ann s.
Parker. judd
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$500 REWARDl
OVER MILLION OF
PROF. GUELMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Hsye already been sold IN this country snd IN
France every one Of which has given perfect
satisfaction, and has performed cures
every time when used according
10 directions.
. We now say to the afflicted sEd doubtlng opss
that We VIII pay the above reward for a single
LAME BACK
Th4t the Pad falls TO cure: This Great Remedy
Lumbase, lame Back. sciatica. Gravel. pisbeses ties.
Dropey, Brights Disease OF the Kidneys, Incon-
e & sss S.s4 T
Ooored Urine. Pain in the Back. Side or toins.
by priy..s disease or othervise.
q fss Rdass
" o'N'' oI you CAN BE CURED,
WI without swaiowins nauseouE medicines. BY sim
PROF. GUILMETTE's FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES By ABSORPTION.
FRSNt ffi KIDNEY d PAD and take no other. Ehs
has not got It send "a 90 and You win receive the
FkOF. GUMMKTTEs FRRNoH LIVER PAD
WIN positively cure Fever and Asue. Dumb Asus
Ague Cake. Bilious Fever. Jsundice. Dyspepsia
and al diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and Blood.
Price 81. 90 by mail. Send for Prof. 0uilmette's
FRENCH PAD CO..
- Toledo Ohio
SCHELLER Il STEVENS, Agents,
Je1l sos Pennsylvauia avenue.
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JAMks II. SMITH & CHARLES G. COLE.
Trustees

Immediately after the sale Of the above descrlbet
real state the following personal effects viii -
60 on he above described prenises, VIZ: Mirror
Front Nardr ofes, Chandeliers gnd Gas FlNtures.
JAMES II. SMITH x CHARLE3 @ CDLE.
je27-d&ds Administrators
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4 HAhCFRY tALH OF A VALUABLE HOUsF,
q No GIG ID hTRkEH SOITHMEnT

By virtue Of 8 decree Of thesuprene Court h..
Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity 49,
Cause No. 1859, the undersigned T-nstee TN
therein Will sell at public auction. In front Of the
premises. to the highest BIDDER, On Tuesday. t1s
12TH DAY OF July. A ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ % I
that cei tain piece Iarcel OF land, Iii and being
in the city OF Washington, in the District OF CJum-
bis. and known "a al Of original Lot, numbered
tirtythr IN square numbered three hundred and
eighty t3S1l together with the improve nlents
thereon, coDsistins OF o fine three story Frame
House, with bBck buiidins and ttAb.e
Terms OF sa e. pres c. ibed by tire said decree are
as follows: ore third Of the purchsse money in
cssh on the cay Of sale, or within seven oays trre
after, and the r6sidne In two egual instalmehts
payable in SIX and twelve months sitter the day n
SAT, the purt ha or giving notes for said deferrcf
payments. bearing Interest a. six peg ceut per 81
NDm from the day OF sale, AID secured by deed e
trust on the property s ID. or the purchaser may
pay b the purchase money IN cash. de-, osit e
600 will be required when the property is 30 a.
All conveyance to he 81 the purchasers cost. II
default be made in complying with the above
terms of sac, the Trustee Will Iete 81 the rick %
the defaultlpg purchaser.
JANIS ". BARKER Trustee
Southwest cor ID and 7Ih SITS sonth vest
DUNOANS0N BROS, Aucts je29-dSds
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HHAKCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ Estate ON VERMONT AVENUE. ADJOtN-
ING TIE RESIDENCE oF JUDE AN
IRRW NYLIE.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court ~.
Of he District OF Columbia. passed JGDs "a, G.S
A. ID. 1881, in Equity Cause No. 7,T7l--4-k<-
Youpg et al, vs.. Young ct nj the undersigned
Trustee VIII sell ut public auction, on FRIDAY.
the IGHTH DAY OF JULY lSol, III SIX o'CoCK r.
RI. in front Of the premises. the following ds-
scrlbed real estate. situate in the city If Washing
ton, d C., towit Lots r aud q in Colrman's sub
division of Lots 4, 8, and Z, in square numbered
Fac. Lot G is improved by a two story Brick
dwelling. The other OF Is uninproved. The tots
tdjein each other, aid eaca fronte 20 feet Yer
mort avenue by o depth Of lJ9.20 100 10 an alley.
Terms OF sale: 0De-thir6 cash. and the balBnce
in two equal iDstAlneIts az * and twelve months,
for vBich the purchaser will be required 10 give
notes with interest at cent from day of ssle:
ali cash, at the option OF the purchaser. a de-
po.it OF 800 will be required at time of sale on
each lot sold. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within seven days from day Of sale; in default Of
which the property to be rasold sitter five days al
verufement in the Evening Star newspaper, at the
IL and cost OF dsfauftins purchaser. Deed givel
ugt D full payment Of the purchase money ana IT,
fcainn of the sale by the court. OOnyeysacas az
CHARLES WALTER, Trustec.
3s2 u street northwlst-
DTNCANSOS BROS, AUcts !s27 4 3 Is
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YOU snail pe new man In year, giving me
that delight in your growing health which an
artist feel In his growing picture"
never cook It,"
"Dear simpleton, who asked youq No vou
Snall nave delicious SOUPS, and Inviting meats
and salads OF celestial lineage, and vegetables
ana mix, and such bread as you have never
tasted. MADE OF flour whose whole value has
not paid tribute to the nilier.o
" But ODadfahS Sarah
"Oh. yes, she can. I1lteach her. We can do
mother that It is my lark, or your Whtin. or
what you will, so that we do not seem to sd D.
vert Inc law OF generations, or repEoach the
olo Greer with the new Don't you see what
new creature she Is since have made aer rest?
AND when she says, plaintiVely, as In her mo.
ments OF rebellion she does, the house is NOT
what &c was. or, peradyenture. Sarah has for
gotten TO set the salt box on the right hand OF
the sugar crock, instead of The lefD. reply,
Never mind, dear Aunt Lafkin, the nome is
mere: Do you ever see Nathan so happy
ABOUT you, as now that you tuck up your feet
and read In the afternoons. or go out riding
with me?' And then she Is silelced and fakes
enother turn at The Maid or SEer with visible
satisfaction. Do you suppose anything In life
would make her so happy as for you to escape
your headaches? And 1 have shown you the
''Raving put myself In your hand, Dac.or
Putnam, am bound to follow your prescrip-
uon, / suppose. The preserves shall mould
upon their shelves, the cake box shall rust upon
It's hinges, 1aplacks from henceforth be called
accurst d, and the majestic shades OF Sylvester
Graham AID bio Lewis command my Obedience
Slowly their pr antoms arise before u.s.
At bed and tsbs they = lord I il to- Ger !. US S00a
WIN looks OF be6uty aud words Of good"
Admirable, Master Nathan i can stay two
then you are to be on honor. At the Thanks
giving vacation come to town, and will ad-
minister the course OF theaters advised, and
noon, II you please we will 90 to the TOP of
LnaG peauCIu! purple bill, up which you have
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by the time the TWO sessions we're over the
COMPOSITIONS Inspected, all the school chores
ucne. aud his face TUNED bomeward. he was
sGre mat he deJested unwomenly women and
chtefesL
As ne opened the kitchen door, Obadlah's
natuIed, carefully sIraining aromatic broth
lhIo cnin2 bowl Twas her notion" sue ex-
plailtu' Il shouldn't never have teched the
t nsss se'IIo nor made the soup neither-tnout
tetlah. TOOK her up the toast an tea. IS you
saio, an she never looked at 'em. But she said
Sae Hust take suthin'. an she made 1t herself.
lou never see Sech handy little thing. MY!
guess inc full soul could eat that mess. Honey
toMDs Cioyln' alwuz. l never see rhe force of
that Tex. Aa' she's gave her some sort o. reylv-
III IL 9,edicihe didn't have no taste or smell, 3
s sTl nef headaches most gone, an l never
showed her out O. bed before in less n Two
o@ys. "hen 7 really took holt on her.
Mnat meaning even so close a translator of
nave distilled from this speech may not be
~ Eof at this pause there appeared in
Ihe opposite door the most satisfactory gloss
r I,i1 e, flury head. all blonde cur.s
LIS, irIzze5, he knew not what; pink cheeks;
iaughinR Drown eyes; shining teeth; cambria
koMh Inat might have awed him. had 1t not
~ esea more picturesque than fashionable;
a aritl snppered feet beneath It's abbreviated
obscurityl '0AN''o
~ am Allis Putnam" said the phantom of
as,aSon,, Ss.,iInS lOIWdr0 WIN frank mana out
SIetcned and beg your pardon for coming
ulsnnOunced. But we found the late train did
not CONNER. And mamma said Aunt Larktn
couio NOT De taken at disadvantage. Having
Come, my Professional nose smiled action at
oncs. Sarah was the best OF assistants
sheeolng brilliant smile on that staring
nepphyte, which Nathan was inclined to con-
s siGer waste OF ,riches-''and between US we
nave really SCI your mother on her feet again.
NV m going to administer my next remedy,
aho tnen you may1 talk With her as long as
sleii listen. ] think we can Persuade her out
q this lovely yeralnda." And the doctor dis.
appeared with berlsavory broth.
Don't she Deat ALP" inquired the bu sting
o9rah, Intent onl the impending supper.
footyfs that wild rose, an smarter n light
I'm. Taint stranke the Old doctors, that lest
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Resened rom Death.

The following statement of William J.
Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass, is so remark
able that we beg to ask for the attention sf
our readers He says I'm the fall of 1876 !
was taken with a~violent bleeding of the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. ! soon began to
loose my appetite and flesh I was so weak
at one time that I could not leave my bed. Ia
the summer of 1877 1 was admitted to the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said I had
a hole in my left lung as big as a half dollar.
1 expended over q hundred dollars in doctors
and medicines Twas SO far gone at one time
a report went around that 1 was dead 1 gave
up hope, but a friend told me of DR.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs 1 laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur
able, but I got a bottle to satisfy them, when
to my surprise ana qualification 1commenced
to feel better. Ny hope, once dead, began to
revive, and to-day 1 feel in better spirits han
1 have for the past three years
II write this hoping you will publish it,
so that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced to take DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, ami De convinced hat
Consumption can be cured. 1 nav taken two
bottles, and can positively say that it has
done more good than all the other medicines
I have aiken since my sickness Ny cough
has almost entirely disappeared and 1 shall
soon be able to go 70 work" Sold by drug
gista-
West & McConahey, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co. wholesale Agents. Wheel
ing W. Va TTHs&W
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Rapid travelling on tho Atlantic.

New York Herald.
The steamship Arizona, which arrived
at New York from Liverpool on the 9th
inst, crossed the Atlantic without a single
gale, and on three days of her voyage
made over thee hundred aud seventy
seven miles, and one ofthese days her log
shows a run of 400 miles. On May 1 the
same vessel, and on May % the Germanic,
both approaching Sandy Hook, made the
splendid run of 40 miles in twenty.four
hours, a speed of nearly eighteen miles an
hour. Ia the last week of April on the
ran 384 and the Adriatic 408 miles in one
day, while on May IL and Is the City of
Richmond travelled 375 and 378 miles re-
spectively-the first distance in mid-ocean
and the latter near the American coast
Later in the month MAY 27) the City of
made 385 miles in q day, and the
Gallia three days before and shortly after
leaving the English Channel 81 mics.
These magnificent performances do mo
merely illustrate the advance made in
steam machinery, bnt also the compare
tive smoothness of the Atlantic at this
season. Out Of twenty-five steamers leav-
English and German ports between
May IL and % emily six or seven report
a strong gale n nome re-
port a hurricane, aDd of six which left
England in the first week in May none re-
q strong gale. One of these, the
Arizona, averaged four hundred miles
On three successive days in the early part
Of her westward pssssRe-a speed unat-
even by that feet ahip had not
he sea been placid. Nothing could give
is a better idea of early summer weather
IN the higher ATTITUDES of the Atlantic
han these data derived from the logs of
he steamers crossing it. and the added
that the Faradsy
vas reported from Penzance IN the S:h
nst. as having successfully completed
aging the new cable. June is known to
% a calm month on the North Atlantic,
md, as the West Iudian hurricane season
ioes not set in for a month or more, q
of this comparatively halcyon
Weather on the ocean may be anticipated.
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tair demand; shoulders So IS: clear nib 50 Of
clear - 625Sc. Whisky steady at 81 O6 But.
tar In fair demand; fancy creamery 23c
choice Western Reserve l6cS- choice Central
Ohio lac. Linseed oil steady at Soc.
CHICAGO, June 13-The DroverE Journal
Eoss.Rsostpts 1900 head; shipment,
1000 head. Market moderately active and
5al0c lower on good quality; the declines
50 5ea5 sOi light IS 6sa5 80; choice heavy
packing and shipping S. S5a6 10.
Cattle-Receips $500 head; shipments
LOO head. Best steady, poor weaker; ex-
ports So 00a6 %. good to choice shipping
poor to fair IS 30a5 so; butchers fairly active
and steady; common to choice at g 5Oa4 rs;
through grass Texans steady at s. 40a4 so;
stockers' and feeders s. SOFAS 10.
sheep-Eeceipts 1850 head; shipments 800
mead Market weak, no extra here; poor to
good sheariings 8 5Oa4 %; extra 81 3oa4 so.
last week.
journals cablegram from Liverpool re-
ports cattle steady best IA cents.
BALTnoRk, June l3.-BEEF CArrLE-Market
fairly active and prices in a few cases a shade
very best Gas 7-1Oc; first quality
oa6c; medium 41Sa5c; ordinary 2Na4o; most
sales from 5%a6Hc. Receipts 1884 head.
SW1ne-ln lair supply and moderate de-.
mand; quotations. 7kaSHc; receipts 6,9S7
Receipts of sheep and lambs 8,IS9 head;
sheep Sa5Nc; lambs 6a7Nc.
HEw ORLEANS, June 1S.-Coffee strong and
higher; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, 9La
12Ac. Sugar firm inferior to GOOD COM
TNaSci common 10 good common 8a
SIC; yellow clarified 9a9Xc. Molasses steady
and in fair demand common 20a23c: CEN
uifugal 19c; fair 26a27c: prime S5a4Oc: fer
menung 2Oa30c. Rice dull and nominal.
NEW YoRK, June 18.-DRY GooDs-Woo
hanheIs are moYing freely aud prices are firm,
with an upward tendency. Clothing WOolens
are fairly active. Cotton goods are in steady
demand and firm. Low grade cotton fanneis
are active. PrinIs remain quiet. Lawns, in
request. Hosiery, shirts and draw
ers are in fair demand.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-Cotton dull:
Kidding lO5sc; low middling exc; good ordi-
nary $3.50 Net receipts 1,685 bales; gross re-
ceipts z,332 bales; exports to the continent
4'4o9 bales sales 1000 bales; stock Iz6, 600
TOLEDO, june 13.-wheat firm; No. 2 red
SID; July 81 1879: Augustand Septem-
6er$l IL; year $1l64; amber Michigan 81 2OL;
L white Michigan 81 20. Corn firm; No.
z SCOT 477Sc- Oats strong.
CINCINNATI, June 13-Hoes-Dull; com
mon and light a 25a5 80; packing and butch
ems 80 S5a6 I6. Receipts $500 head shipments
P~IrTsBUReB, June l3-PErRoLEUH-Quiet:
United certificates steady at SIXc; refined
for Philadelphia delivery.
AETWEEP, June 11.-PErRoLEUN-Refned
19kt
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How to Seaare Health.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health to
the physical Organization. 1t is indeed a
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has
proven itself to be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, efec:ualIy curing scrofqls, syp-
e~rysiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition of the blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. Itcorrects
indigestion AsingIe bottle will prove to you
is merits as a health remover, for it acts like
q charm, especially when the complaint is of
an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural Vigor of the brain and
nervous system.
E.nt R1iidiIg B-;5seno-4 0bi6 SIso
Logan, List & Co, WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
ing, W. Va. TTBs&W
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PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-Flou less active:
western extra 81 OOa4 90: Minnesota extra
IS T5a6 25 Ohio extras S Seas Is; Ohio new
process, Sc 60; Minnesota p1tent process 81 60
az 23; winter patents Sc Z5a7 25. Rye -four
unchanged. Wheat in good demand; No, .
red elevator 81 25A; cash 81 %: No 1 amber
afloat 81 DC; No. 2 red June 81 25Aal 26k;
July 81 25Ha1 255S; August 81 23KaI 23K.
Corn in good demand; sail, mixed n grain
depot 66Hc; steamer and grain depot 6Oa52c;
No 3 5Oa63c; sail mixed June 661Ea56%c;
July 66Na57%c; August 57Aa5Sc. Oats
No. 2 white 46Ha47c: mixed 43kc.
Provisions steady mess beef. $14 90: mess
pork, prime SIT O0a17 50; bans, smoked SI1 90
al2O6. Lard prime steam 111Sc; kettle 11Hc.
Butter dull; creamery 1Sa2lc; New York and
Bradford county, Pa, extra l7a20c; dairy la
fair demand; creamery 8Za9c! Petroleum
8 spi 10 ana "'~ al oAS WHISKY quiet at
EAST L1BERTY, June 10 -Cattle-Receipts
since Friday 1856 head of through and S57
head of local; total for the week ending
this Gay 5.s6? head OF through and 67S head
OF local, against 6 69S head of through and
I.479 head of local tbs week before. The
supplyfor this weeks sales so far is moderate,
only . few loads OF grass or country stock,
most all offered being from Chicago or St.
Louis; prices are a little better than last
week, but nothing to speak of
Hogs-ReceiPts 1905 head; total for the
week 1850 bead, against 25,2O0 head the
week before; PhiIadelphias So OOa6 15i York.
ers s. 60a5 20
s6eep-Receipts 800 head; total for the
week Is, 100 head, against 2l,6O0 the week be-
fore; selling slow at 10415c off from last
week
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-Flour very firm and
active Western superineS3 60a40 90; extra s. IS
a5 90; family s. 60a6 so. Wheat, western
higher and strong; No. 2 winter red spot
and June 81 q; July 81 25Xa1 %; August
81 241Sa1 G4L; September 81 241aI Pan
Corn, western higher. mixed spot 57Aa572<c;
June SIC; July 561Sa5Tc; August b7Hc;
steamer 52Lc. Oats easier and more active :
western NhIte 45a4Tc; mixed 43c, Rye dull
at 81 O6a1 Ca. Hay dull. Provisions steady
mess pork, old $l7 so; new $I8 90, bulk
meats, packed So 75a9 so; bacon, shoulders
81 so; clear rib sides $40 90; hams 81 %. Old
lard, refined $I2 %. Butter steady: new grass
1OaI3c. Eggs firm at 19a2Oc. Petroleum
nominal; refined SIC. Cofie firm. Sugar,
A soft 102<c. Whisky dull at 81 o.
CmonERAr1, June 13.-Cotton dull at 1ONe
Flour stronger; family $ O0a5 80; fancy
IS Seas Is. Wheat stronger and higher; No.
9 red winter 81 15aI 16. Corn easier; No. 2
47c. Oats firm: No. 2 mixed 4Oc. Rye dull
and nominal No. 2, $1O5. Barley, no offer.
ings. Pork quiet at $16 q. Lard dull Al
$40 50a1060. Bulk meats frmer; shoulder.
$500; clear nib s. IS. Bacon steady and IL