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The Mcconnell Case.

kilograms from brentwood ana Wealth
erford in yesterdays HERALD announced
that Eli Mcconnell, who made murderous
assault on his wife and killed his child by
shooting it through the head, had been
captured at the former place and lodged in
the Weatherford Jail. In his statement
Mcconnell reflects upon the chastity of his
vile. Yesterday HERALD reporter
was told by Judge II. II. West, at
torney for Mrs. Mcconnell, that
the letter Mcconnell had, which he claims
TO have intercepted, was written by Mis-.
Mcconnell after the assault made upon her
and the killing Of the child, under threats
made by him that he would kill her if she
did rot wri such a letter. IL was adj
dressed TO a well-known farmer Of Parker
county, and limited at undue intimacy be-
tween the writer and the party referred 70.
Mrs. Mcconnell left last evening for
Weatherford, where she has been sum
moned to appear against her husband.
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Fort WORTH, Dec. 11.-[Special.l James
F. Townsend, an old newspaper man of this
city, had his face and one hand badly
injured by the explosion of gun cart
ridge.
In the county court to-day Charles
Dixin and Captain Whitaker were fined
$50 each for exhibiting game of chance
A. B. Smith, farmer from Birdsville
dropped dead while in the city yesterday
He was about 40 years old and leaves q wife
aud five children in destitute circum-
stances.
Judge J. L. Martin is suffering from ia.
juries received by getting off moving
street car.
Mr.. w. NJ. Imboden, formerly with the
Democrat, of this city, and lately the
Fort Worth correspondent of n number of
Texas daily papers, left this evening for
Brentwood. He has formed co-partner-
ship with two prominent lawyers for the
purpose of conducting a real estate aud live
stock brokerage business. His many friends
here wish him success.
Fort WORTH, Dec. 12.-[Special, THE
grandest wedding ever seen in Texas
took place tonight at the Pythian temple.
The contracting parties were Isadore Carb,
a prominent business man, and Miss Hat
tie Kahn. The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi IL Schulz, OF Dallas, the most
impressive and eloquent manner, witnessed
by 500 guests. At the supper at the Deutcher
Verein hall 500 were seated and plenty to
spare. Wine flowed freely, toasts were inter-
changed, dancing was prolonged TO late
hour, and brass band discoursed most ex-
cellent music.
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TERRELL.

TERRELL, Dec. n.--[Corresponcenca.l-J.
A. Sellers, of this county picked 42G pounds
of cotton of cotton in ten hours. Who can
beat that? One hundred dollars or two
bales of cotton is offered to the man that
will beat him.
Mr.. Sellers gathered thirty bales, aver
aging 500 pounds each, from twenty.four
acres, but was beaten by Mr.. G. W. Board
man, he picking fifteen bales from eleven
acres.
Farmers living on the divide between
Dallas and Terrell, who marketed their first
cotton in Dallas, are now selling in this
market, and say that they receive higher
prices and are treated better by cotton buy
ers.
Last Saturday man by the name OF
Ledbetter, after filling up with tarantula
Juice and losing eighty dollars, entered the
grocery store of Whitefeld d Co., aud de-
manded his eighty dollars of the young
clerk, remarking that he had left it with
him. Not receiving his money, which he
did not leave there, he grew wild, demand
ing the young clerk arrest. The last seen
of Mr.. L., he was leaving for home COM
planning bitterly of highway robbery, etc.
Several of the preachers Of our city ex-
changed pulpits Sunday, This is some
thing new in Terrell and we are glad to see
it. If they would get together moro often
and exchange views as well as pulpits, they
might give better sermons and thereby in
crease the number OF their congregations.
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Jied.
MILIET.~At san Antonio, ou the morning of
Friday, the 9th instant, Mrs. Mollie Piouts'
wife of Alonzo Millet.

MILLEr.-At san Antonio, ou the morning Oh
Friday, the 9th instant, Mrs. Molle flouts'
wife of Alonzo Millet.
Deceased wasa daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r.
S. Pfouts, of this CITY, For nearly four years
she had been constant yet patient sufferer
from some brain or neuralgia trouble, which
eliminated about two and half years ago IN
the entire loss of sight. Since then her general
health has been undermined until within the
past few weeks it became but too painfully ap-
parent that her delicate frame and lingering
spirit were doomed soon for the shadow land
Possessed of all those sweeter graces of person,
mind, heart aud manner that adorn, attract and
win, hers was the beautiful superstructure that
rested on the basis of the very gold of charac-
ter A favori;e in st. Louis as young girl
ust blooming into womanhcod, she grew to be
the beloved and admired young lady OF the
social circle IN Dallas. Most happily married
some two aud han years since, 1t was her PRIV
ilege IN her after Athlete" to realize but rev OF
the enchanting dreams that love delights to
weave when it sings in the breast OF youth ana
happinesR In his inscrutableways, Providence
saw fit to suddenly bring to rosy health ana
bright, ambitious hopes the universal blahK
that shuts out forever seasons, days, relatives
friends and all of natures work. and makes the
mind the home of night by complete eclipse OF
sight. However expected the decree that the
hand that gave to earth such happiness as once
was she to all her friends, should blast 1t now
vet the final event itself is none the less sad and
painful of realization, But she has laid down
the heavy burden of her cross of cares, and
leaves the barren, joyless, rayless waste. let us
hope and believe, to enjoy the crown in the
brighter realms beyond, as still shines the star
behind the cloud, though by the cloud OBJ
scured. To her husband, in his unspeakabls
bereavement and to the parents and relatives IN
their irreparable loss, we tender sincerest con
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Commercial and Financial

THAT CORN DEAL. =.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-THE arbitE..lun COM
mittee which has been receiving testimony
in connection with the November corn deal
for several days past, reported to-day, nam
ing sixty cents fiat as tue price at which
the particular contracts under considera.
ton should be settled. 1t is understood
that not only parties directly interested in
the arbitration, put all concerned in the
deal will accept the terms, and about 4OO,-
600 bushels be thus closed up.
FAILURE.
NEW YORK, Dec. u j. A. & W. A..
Sweeney, bankers, have assigned. Liabil-
titles, $4,000.
NFy YoRK, Dec. l2-Monev 6 10 s ;
prime mercantile paper, O. bar silver,
col; exchange strong, S31 long, s41 !;
sight, si governments generally I'M
changed.
O'Clock nave been generally active and
weaK. and afte an advance Of l per cent. in
Houston & Texas Central and a slight i'm
provement in the general list, prices fell of
/ 10 II per cent. -
CHICAGO, Dec. i2.-rClosing Report. j
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat dull and
prices shade lower; regular 94s, Deem
Der 9if TO 81. January NO. 2 RED winter,
"a 10 s3s. OOrn active but lower; 53i TO
53i. cash, December or January. Pork
active but lower; s1T.25 to $3.50, cash T;
S17.85 70 si7.3s, January. Lard active but
lower 10 %. cash 1854 70 10 60, January.
Bulk meats easier shoulders, "a short
ribs, 9.15; short clear, go. Whisky
frmer Sly.
NV YORK GRAIN Avn PRODUCE.
NV YORK, Dec. l2.-[Closing Report. J.
Wheat. cash. steady; options. I 70 lower;
No. red. s1.06 70 sl06l. steamer No. ?,
81 UGl 20 slO5i. No. 2 red, s10st 70 81 os9.
Corn unsettled; / n p lover; No. 3, 90 %
On. steamer. 60. No. 2. 73i 70 74l. Coffee
firm. fairly sciive. Sugar quiet and IN
changed. M0iasses dull aud unchanged.
Pork s:eaiy nud unchanged Beef quiet
snd UNCHANGED. Cut meats nomii 81; long
clear, %. Lard stronger, 1020 70 1T.
81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
81 BouIs, Dec. IL Closing Report J.
Cattle scarce and firm; GOOD 70 choice
beavv shipping steers, s4.75 TO s. 50, light
ditto. 1915 70 $50, fair 20 god butchers
stock. s3.Z5 20 f3.75: no TEXANS. Sheer
frrner. native mutt0ns 500 70 $40 Tex
ans, f2.50 tot400.
Earsas cI7T sRarE GEDLrvE s1ocE.
Earsas err, Dec. 12.-fClosing Report
Wheat weak; No. I'D, - 70 ~. Corn
wesksr. 404. Cstfls rsceipts, 1l300 low sni
-esk. nsfivs stesrs q ]. 40 pounds sold q
eta9 cu-s. o. % ~ $50. cash. Sheer rs
,sipss, 90 slOri Sslooto 80
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The Hon. John G.. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
who is much talked of as probably the
speaker of the next congress- has pleasant
home in Covington-an old-fashioned brick
house, of ample dimensions, surrounded by
He and Mrs. Carlisle lave not occupied it,
however, for more than four years, but
have, between sections of congress, occl-
pied rooms in an hotel nearly opposite to
it. Mrs. Carlisle is a devoted member OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, and is
prominent in all works of charity in Gov
ington. Their eldest son is Mr.. Carlisle's
law partner, and younger son, who las
lately been graduated at the Washington
and Lee University, is about to begin the
practice of law in New York.
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AIN AED PRODUCE.
The Changers.

IL SESSION AT v(cRsBURG AND HARRISBURG.
JACKSON, MISS, Dec. I2.-The state
grange, Patrons of Husbandry, assembled to-
day. Two hundred members were present.
A committee was appointed to arrange
for convention of fruit-grow-
ers of the state to be held on
January lst, with the view of organizing a
society. DR.. H. Il. Maokay, OF Madison
county was chosen chairman, and j. II.
Srackhouse, of Crystal Springs, secretary.
HARRISBURG, PA, Dec. l2.-The state
grange convened IN this city to-day. Over
100 delegates were present at public meet
ing this evening. Addresses were delivered
by Governor Hoyt and others.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Dec. u.-[Special. edward
Barrett, quite youth, was arraigned be-
fore the court this morning on a charge OF
theft pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10
the penitentiary for two years. Barrett
claims TO have come from Chicago.
The case OF the State VS.. James Gibbons,
for murder, has been on trial and IS now be-
ing argued, Pope & Pope for the defense,
and w. w. Spivey, district attorney, and
Scott for the state.
A freight wreck on the Shreveport road five
miles east Of this city. has caused delay in
the arrival Of the Missouri Pacific mail
train.
The play OF the Hidden Hand will be on
hand tonight.
Weather cool and pleasant.
MARSHALL. Dec. 12.-[Special. ?, In the
case OF the State VS.. James Gibbo. =, the
Jury have Just brought in a verdict Of not
guilty. Colonel w. A. Spivey, the states
counsel, has been highly complimented for
bis able prosecution Of the case. His argu-
ments we're eloquent and exhaustive, but
all TO no purpose.
Captain +. ]. Fry, J. A. Coyle, DIR. Tay-
Tor. and several others of the fraternity,
have left for Houston tonight 10 attend the
Masonic grand lodge meeting.
Rev. DR.. Wages late pastor Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, leaves tonight for
bis new Oh srge at Crockett.
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Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, Dec. T. Especial. The
races commenced to-day. The attendance
was good. Ralph won the special heat.
Time, BIB. Double heat was won by
Kearchey and Texas Siftings. Three
fourths of mile dash, ]. G. Greener won.
Time, 1:203.
M. Schneider & Bro of Sherman, have
attached John Swindles stock of dry goods
at Collinsyille.
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TINE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY DnosMpeni4 1894

labor NJ tho eonyicia let oul contract Tor
afubbihg and clearing 40 y pah Of The
booF ilfin, The IffRatb says That the IN.
boz u lbe county oonYlo Z IN Dallas county
hag fed b1ll convict aud paupor. IN Collin
county W phy board NJ tbs jail for pfla.
Onerg sud nav board for paupefs NJ The
poor farm. Will you please give state
inent ~ 10 whether u has been profitable
TO WORK county o0nylcis 10 your county
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W eatherford.

WEATHERFoRD, Dec. n.-[Special.l-
Henry sisk, special deputy sheriff, lodged
Eli Mcconnell in our county Jail yesterday
morning on his return from Brown county,
where he captured Mcconnell Friday night.
Mcconnell is under indictment for the
murder of his child, the particulars of
which have been published in the HERALD
In statement Mr.. Mcconnell gives as a
reason for his assault upon his wife, re-
cent acts of coniugal infidelity disclosed by
intercepted letters. On the trial defendant
will be represented by A. j. Ball and Isaac
W. Stephens.
The grand Jury adjourned last Tuesday,
but by order of Judge Hood will reconvene
instanter.
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A curious case came before the Liverpool
county court recently. A pawnbroker was
sued for the value Of two coats which the
plaintiff had pawned, and which had been
injured by mice eating away the pockets;
1t having been proved that crumbs had
been lett in the pockets, it was held that
the mice had beer attracted by them, and
that the owne- had been guilty of com
tribu'o DRY negligence" and SO the pawn
broker triumphed.
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A colored pIseIpIe of plael.stons.

]. II. Williams, a colored disciple OF
Blackstone, who halls from Wood county,
made application yesterday in the district
court for admission TO the bar. Judge Al
drcdge appointed Messrs. Wright, Word,
Leake and Lsthrop as a committee to ex-
anime him touching his qualifications.
Messrs. Leake and Word were Of the opinion
that he was duly qualified. but Messrs.
Wright aud LathrOp thought differently,
and thus the matter remains for the court
- dorf1a
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BRowNwooD, Dec. 1l.-TSpecial. l'-EliMc-
Connell, who murdered his own child IN
Parker county, some two or three weeks
ago, was arrested in this county by che dep
uty sheriff of Parker and the sheriff Of this
county. He was conveyed by the authori.
ties TO Weatheriord.
This place has fine prospects for the Fort
Worth Il Rio Grande railroad at an early
day.
Business of all kinds was never better.
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Happy New Year.
Yes, it will be Happy New Year to me,
for am almost certain that one OF the 90
tickets, our club has bought, flor only $500
from Il. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ken
lucky, in the great drawing OF the Com
monwealih Distribution company, which
takes place Saturday, December Both, will
draw that $50 600 prize. Single tickets cost
only 81 halt tickets, 81.
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Since Marshall Arnold issued orders 10
the police force to srrsst al suspicious char
acters uhoc5uld not give a straight account
of themselves. there has been q thinning
ont II that class and a cessation Of bur
elariss. which prior n the order gwen we're
cetfing % be numerous
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Terarkana.

TExARKANA. Dec. 11.-Ispeciall-A YER
dict ofnot guilty in the case OF VIII Coyle,
who has been on trial several days for Che
murder Of Charles Wesly, was returned
INTO court to-day. Upon that showing the
the states attorney nOlle prOssd the cases
against bis brothers, who were jointly in
dicted with him.
B. +. Mitchell, prominent colored man,
and SECRETARY Of q cOlored insurance order
here, was arrested to-day for embezzling
fluids Of the order. The opinion Is that be
will show M al night on trial
The case Of the State Of Arkansas vs. I'd
ward Garrett, f5r murder, h n1w on triaL
The particulars ofthe case viii be given.
TErAHKkEA. Dec. -fSpecial.l-A IRE
broke out on Front street 1T sd mis- morn
Ing ouposife the harguHnd hotel, IN the
French kitchen. which consumed nearly al
Of the half block and doing considerable
damage on the halt block fronting on Broad
street. The dsmaee = severe, ss bat little
insurance rss csrrled IN any Of The prop
cry. A boz named sam hicbe vas ar
-esie1 Tor sEftirr the building on IRE, but
amer en- iures'iEation ~ the grand jury
80 afarfrrr.af
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wills Point

WINS PonT, Dec Especial Am
otbe prominent citizen has passed away.
Captain J. A. o'Neal, OF this place, who
has been a resident of this county for thirty
wears, and Il prominent stock man, died AZ
. O'Clock Sunday morning. He was one OF
the most pubiic.spirited citizens Of this
place. He leaves wife ard this whole
community 10 mourn his LOGS. He was
buried to-day by the Odd.Fellows, OF which
order he was a member also the knights OF
Honor.
Business is brisk among the merchants.
Farmers are buying large quantities OF
goods preparatory for Christmas.
Louis NJ. Meyers dramatic troupe is
billed here for December 18th.
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a., from Robertson county; Smith ct al' w.
OH ct al, from Dallas county; Stewart Vs.
Cook ct al FL. from Parker county; Modlin vs.
wilkins ct al, from Bexar county; Walker
vs., Hunt, from Comanche county; warren
vs.. Gray, from Navarro county Mcclure
VS.. Gray ct AL, from Parker county Farley
VS.. Del0rde, from Milan county THOMPSON
VS.. Rutherford, from Travis county; Mckeen
VS.. Sutton ct al, from Bexar county; lnuor
VS.. Hunter, from Jack county, Russell
vs.. Freedman, from Navarro county kels-
man vs. Freeman &c Jones, from Iarrant
county. The following we're transferred 10
Austin Garcia vs.. the State. from travis
county; State VS.. Davis, from Travis county;
Jones vs.. Andrews, from Bastrop county;
State VS.. Leon ct al, from Travis county. -,
TYLER, Dec. 12.-[Special.l 1.-The sheriff
of Henderson county came up yesterday
rested Sunday by Sheriff Butler. CLARK
and the porter on the Texas & st. Louis
railroad had a fuss near Athens, during
which Clarke drew small-sized gun on the
porter, but was prevented from using 1t by
the passengers. Clark admits the crime,
pretending he was drunk when he did 1t,
This is the second occurrence OF this char
acter on the Narrow Gauge recently. CLARE
will be summarily dealt with.
Supreme court-The following reports Of
commission of appeals were adopted: Al
firmed-Green VS.. Bean Bros. & Hirsh,
from Nc Lehman county; Garretty VS.. Gross,
commissioner, from Travis county; johnson
VS.. zechipg, from Williamson county.
Reversed and remanded: Wars VS.. Lane,
from Travis comfy; Houston q Texas Cen
trail railroad VS.. Russell 81 Dinkins, IRON
Travis county; Clay vs. the heirs of Nestor
Clay, from Washington county; Baker ct
al. VS. Compton ct al, from Washington
county; Cassidy VS.. Smith, from Travis
county.
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Ms. Z. A. Worden, who lives In the resr
Of her husbands gun-storc. No. 7f3 Elm
street., vas accidentally shot In the left hand
Yesterday b. q workman while repairing q
pistol supuossd 70 Be empty. u was lucky
that the sbot missed her body.
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Isurnet.

BURNEr, Dec 12.-ISpecial. There have
been shipped from this station this season
upwards of 5000 bales of cotton, and there
are now on hand for shipment nearly 300
bales. Cotton is coming in at the rate of
$50 bales per day. There have been re-
ceiyed at this station 365 cars OF merchant
disc, 525 cars of lumber, 30 cars of salt, cars
of stock, cars of buggies, 5 cars of oil
since July LIST.
The holidays promise to be days of
great merriment. The ladies give concert
and King Menus visits the city in his
grandeur and takes charge of the fire.
works at night.
Burnet is furnishing
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Waco


WACO, Dec. l1.-[Special.f There wss
lively excitement over the city cleo
tion to-day and full vote WIS
polled. The contest for mayor WIS
very close, DR.. w. II. Wilkes
being elected by 20 majority. Hinchman
second, Wiley Jones third. Judge Brinker-
hofi and Luke Moore were reelected re-
corder and city marshal. The school tax
proposition wss carried by q decided ma
iority, but the vote not vet counted. IL is
estimated the total school revenue Of the
first gear will be S28 coo.
Lilly Standefer. the bright little 1-years-
old daughter Of Mart Standefer, while re-
turning from school this evening. was run
over By a frightened team and instantly
killed, The tongue OF the wagon striking her
on the head, fracturing her saul.
A man named Callen was killed at Bold
Springs, Saturday, by JEFF Davis. The
origin Of the difficulty was a friendly scuiiie,
ending In anger and death. Davis fled, pur-
sued by a posse all day Sunday, but es-
A conclave Of sorrow Of the Knights
Templnr was held Sunday night In
memory Of Grand Commander Cord
Of Dallas, Past Grand Commander Law
renee. Of Palestine. and other members who
died during the year. The ceremony was
nEMuNUuN LHNl ANNNNNIF-HlNE III III AAAAN8
by Rev. J. D. sisw. prelaie Of Waco com
r1audery, au eloquent tribute 10 the worth
and virtues Of the deceased
F1rtv-two bales Of c1ft0n. loaded on cars
Of the Missouri Pacific 81 EaH Waco,
burned to-day.
Waco. De- 12.-lSpecial. II. I. John
son, driver ~ the tesm which ran agay yef-
terday and killed little school rirl on toe
street, va arrcs.ed ie-csy end bound over
~ answer before the disfrici cUurt fuf Grim
iraI neflirenre IN lesrIng hrs h1rses IN
hiicbed IN public place.
HI county officers today fled bonds end
torr ro-sfssl1n. except she cattle inspector
rb1-e b11d VS. not apprsred- Two Jus
ties nf the peace and tE0 cJustaoles shared
the same late
The DeT orere-ho1-e WI - lill1 E.r..el
Fridrv niriit by the Frederick War1e
troupe.
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STATE SPECIALS.

items Of Interest, Happening all over
the Broad Expanse Of The Lone
Star State, Transmit.
fed by Wire
TO the Herald by Special Correspond
cnts, Who JcalOusly Guard
Each and Every
Ripple In the Social Sea, and Every
thing Of Interest " The World
of Business,
Whatever ia OF Profit 20 our Thousands
Of Readers, and Everything
That Is
Calculated to Arouse the Interest Of
the Multitude.
The State Presented in Its Many AS
poets, and
An Impartial Record is Faithfully
Given.
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The new bois dare pavement at the cor
ner Of Murphy and Elm streets, now build
ing. Is beginning 10 assume proportions
and IL being watched " d considerable in
terest ano criticised By the ta1paying pub
lie. The work Is generally looked upon
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~ toUp 0hAfa ANs bn"pu,f' Vi.a
FL LgUn, Dec. l2-fC "Ji"t 80, s,,
| dull and unchanged, VIE w, W,o ,nd
/ year steady other options love tanGY' 1au,,
/ ~ 10 Djl cash Ojl yeaf, 00l 10 " A. "ani
ary, Corn lover, bat active ~, nga,y
Wllskoy lover at $40. Cornrneaf q""
at $40,
NEw oELrAEs GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, Dec. a. CLOSING Report
-COrnmeal hfmer ut SO. Hay demand az
tiYej ordinary, 51l 10 $l7;prine, $40 10 SD.
Pork quiet aud weak; quoted at $40.
Bulk meats, fair demand but ut lower rates;
shoulders. packed, N; clear rlbe and long
clear, %. Coffee in fair demand Rio carRoes,
common 10 prime. 10 y. Moasses firlner
centrifugal q 10 43, common, ~ to 80; fair |
10 TO ~; prime TO choice, 40 10 81, Iran |
dull and lower. held at % TO 81 90. Others |
Exchange unchanged.