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The Gulteau Trial

WASHINGTON, January l7.-When the
court opened, with the permission of Judge
Cox, Guiteau said 81 have written down
what wish to say and will read 1t. 1t is
in regard to my Speech
He then read with considerable emphasis.
81 intend no disrcspect to this honorable
court. In general am satisfied with the
law as proposed by your Honor, but | have
suggested stil broader view, which
! ask your Honor to follow, to-wit
That if the. jury believe that
believed 1t was right to remove the Presi.
dent because had special Divine authority
so 10 do and was forced to do il by the
Deity, they will acquit on the ground of
transitory mania, Sieklcs, Mcfarland and
lliscock were acquitted on the ground of
transitory mania. In my speech, published
in all the leading American papers yester.
day. and which | presume your
Honor has read, gave nv rea.
sons for asking your Honor so 10
charge. Mr., Reed made brilliant and
lawyer-like plea for the defense and Mr..
Scoville is making n strong argument for
his theory, but nett r Mr.. Reed nor Mr..
Scoville represent me in this defense. |
am here as my own counsel, and, as stated
at the opening of the case, no one can rem
resent me TO that jury. | know my feel
lngs and my inspiration in removing the
President, and have set il forth to my sat.
isfaction in my speech, published yester.
day, and | ask your Honor, in the
name of justice, in the name
of the American people, TO allow
me to address the i1ry of my countrymen
when my life may ue ut stake. If man
on that jury has doubt as to his duty in
acquitting me my speech will probably set
tie him in my favor, and, therefore, in the
interest of justice, / is Of the greatest inn
portance that they hear me in my defense.
Your Honor can dc idc the matter if You
have any doubt as your duty"
Scoyille began vii general complaint
OF alleged unfairnc on the part of the
prosecution, particularly of the prosecuting
attorney He had i-om the beginning pre-.
scrbed who should 'isit the Jail and who
should not lie h, Introduced persons
To worm out Is secists, aur men the prls,
oner had said anything which might inurc
TO his benefit, the prosecuting attorney had
been very careful not to let IL become
known. He complained of Mr. Corkhilrs
uniairness in destroying the notes of Sten.
ographcr Bailey, so that the defense could
not have the benefit of them.
SCovillt said the conduct of the prosecu.
tion was not only unfair TO the defense, hui
often discuurteous and more belitting O
police court than this case.
lie then gave his views of Judge Porter
and instructed the jury how much weight
they should attach To his utterances.
SCoyille then commenced review of tho
liie OF the prisoner, and continued to th,
adjournment.
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B'nai BIRTH,

PEORIA, lLLs, January l7-At meeting
OF the District Grand Lodge Of D'nai Birth
yesterday, the committee reported in favor
ola consolidation of several Jewish orders
now in existence whose aims and objects
are almost identical. The repor, WINS
adopted and .he secretary was authorized
to, correspond with the grand officers Of
other orders relative to their consolidation,
Detroit was selected as the place for holding
the next annual meeting. The question OF
establishing a labor bureau was caIlrdun and
met with unanimou, favor. Its headunnr.
ters are to be In Chicago. Appropriate res.
olntions upon the death Of President Gar.
Held were adopted
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


NEw York, January l6.-rhe stock mar
ket opened weak and ] to I per cent. lower
than yesterdays closing prices. Rich
mond Il Danvillc was, however, an e1cep-
tion, and opened 3per cent. higher. In the
early dealings the market became feyerish
and unsettled and showed no marked
change except in Reading, which declined !
TO per cent. to 80 81 AT II o'clock the
general tendency was towards lower figures.
Stocks irregular unsettled. Alabama class
4 2's to 5's Slt do class A small, 50; do.
class i SIS 1903; do, class c, As SIT; Chi
co & Northwestern, 1874; do. preferred, 1894;
Erie, ~ is; East Tennessee Railway l5i !.
Georgia Railway, 1856; Illinois Central, 134s;
Lake Shore, 10; Lousville6 Nashville, ia;
Memphis ~ Charleston, 10; Nashville n
Chattanooga, SO; New York Central, l3i.
Ptlsburg. u Cleveland guaranteed, 1885;
Richmond & Alleghanv, 33; Richmand 4
Danville Railway, l96 Is; Rock Island, l39:
Wabash, st, Louis q Pacific; 3S; do. prefer.
red, 20: Western Union, Sll-S.
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A Noble 0bia.f

LONDON, January i6,-The Observer says /:
We understand that the Earl Of SALISBURY,
Dean Bradley, and Canons Iydons and Far.
rr are in communication with each other
ON aschemc for organizing the conference
ofa committee with view TO calling pub.
lie meeting throughout the country 10 rais,
funds for the homeless Jewish families In
Russia, and, to facilitate their emigration.
prominent lsraelites have volunteered to
head The subscription with $1,000 and il h
considered that 100000 will be necessary
TO carry out the project.
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ng of Membership of the Various Commit,

ing of Membership of the Various Commit.
tees of the House
lie stated that the thirteen committees
whose membership il was proposed Ia
increase had before them now nearly ninety
per cent. of all the business of the House
rage, OF oiCalitornia, offered an amendment
10 provide that the Committee on Improve
ment OF the Mississippi River shall not have
authority to report appropriations ON that
subject.
Mr.: Kelly offered an amendment to strike
ont the clause increasing the membership
OF the Ways and Means Committee.
Mr., Orth offered as a substitute for tho
committee report his amendment for the
election at the beginning of each Congress-
OF committee charged with the duty of
assigning rmembers to committees The
motion was lost yeas 107, nays l4g
klng, OF Louisiana, moved to amend the
report so as to give the Committee OH Inn
prevement of the Mississippi River power
to report appropriations on that subject
Pending the action the Speaker an
nounced the appointment of Beach, of New
York, upon the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds in place of Hewitt.
of New York excused.
The House then, at 445 p. M, adjourned.
The unfinished report of Committee on
R3les will come up tomorrow as unfinished
business.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate to-day: Postmas.ers-
John r. Wallace, ut Yorkville, South Car
oina; Oscar ii. Leland, at Waco, Texas.
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Special to the Herald.
TAYLOR, January lG,-Thc past two weeks
of rain changed last night into severe
nor,hcr, accompanied by heavy slect and
snow. The country roads have been i'm.
paS.snblc, and business of all kinds is par.
tally suspended. Two pedestrians had TO be
cNiriclicd from the main street Yesterday.
Cause, too much beer Tor the mud
Prinknel, u Bohemian, len town late last
evening IN company with bohemian
school teacher 10 10 TO his home, four miles
south Of Taylor He lhiled tn reach home.
search was made to-day and he was found
on the prairie, dead. He had undoubtedly
frozen to death.
DR.. Bland, of Ohio, purchased the +. NJ.
Gano 5OOacro tract of land, paving a. .O0C
cash. Mr.. Robinson bought the
.cicvrc lO0.acrc tract, paying $500 cash
Both gentlemen are from Ohio.
good many cmigrants are arriyipp
rom Alabama and the Middle and North
crn states aud settling in our town aud
county.
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was made in accordance with the resolution
from the extreme Left, and il is thought
that the largeness of the committee will be
likely to cause delay and prove
a check to the government, which desired
the committee to be of the usual number.
The proposed pilgrimage to Rome has
assumed a political character. Marqui,
Vegas du Armya, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has instructed the Spanish Ambas.
sador at the Vat lean to urge on the pope the
necessity OF urging on the pilgrims absti.
nence rom political manifestations. II is
l0,0W..
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Houston.

Special to the Herald.
HOUSTON, January l7.-Wiltiam Brown
VINO was cut in street row about ten doys
ago. died of lockjaw to-day 1t has never
been discoveredwho cut him.
a negro, arrested last night for stealing Il
coat, was recognized as an escaped convict
lie was ssnt from here several years aro
to serve seven years term, but escaped,
and has been at large ever since,
contract has been signed for the oyten.
sion OF the Texas Central the Waco branch
OF the Houston & Texas Central to a con
mectlon with the st. Louis & San Francisco
Road, This will give the Houston & Texas
central an outlet to st. Louis independent
of the Gould roads.
The. first through freight train from San
franclscQ To Houston was received here TO-
uay by way of the International & Great
Northern Road
The weather is cold and disagreeable and
reports from all over the State indicate
snow and sleet.
Nearly all the telegraph wires through
tie State are down or working badly.
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A Bar-keeper and a Chlnaman Ex-
change Leaden Courtesies at
Texarkana Yesterday,
hLittle Effect.
TWO Estimable Young Men ofJacksboro
Engage ina Shooting ARRAY
with Fatal Results.
Charter of the Bois dare Club Filed
at Anstin...More About the
Terrell Fire.
me Citizens and Officials of The CAPITAL
City Differ in Opinion.
The Colo Wave DclugeS MarshalI--Cal.
weston Items.
other Interesting State News.
other Interesting State News.


Terrell.
Special TO the Herald
TERRELL, January l7.-Attera mere care.
inl investigation of the fire, its origin. etc.
the universal opinion is that il was tho
work ofan incendiary, and it was intimated
to us by one of the losers that the INN
has been spotted and in due time would he
arrested and prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
The entire loss and destruction of nron.
erty is estimated at $4,000 The amount
OF insurance is sl3,050.
LIST OF LOSERS
Mr.. A. Underwood, gentleman lotalv
from Mississippi conducting large dry
goods aud grocery business on the corner of
Catharihc street and Moore avenue. il
among the heaviest losers. His building
ana entire No3k were consumed Estima-
teu loss Sl0On. Insurance distributed as
follows; The Girard, 81 900; Home, 81 900;
Ih@hix; Sl'oOO; Niagara, 500 Glen's Falls,
500; Western, of Toronto 81 900, Oncon
81 300; New York Underwriters $1,000.
Adjoining Underwood's house wos -
building owned by General J. S. Griilith
but occupied 10y Collins Il Beale. furniture
dealers. The building was valued at 81 400
with no insurance
The loss of Collins & Beale, we were told
by one OF the firm, amounts TO 5000 in.
sured in the Home for 81 900; in the Lamar
ior- 5000 in the Hamburg Bremen for
Next came the confectionery stand oI
captain Amos Dye, the building owned
by y. sullivan. The building was valued
at 81 600 with no insurance.
Captain Dyes loss on stock and house.
mold goods is 500, with policy in the Pho,-
nix for $500.
by the side Of the Sullivan building stood
u house owned by Mrs Racquet. hut occn'
pied by Messrs. Goddard ,G Antony. whoss
loss is estimated at $500, Nitha policy in
the Queen ofSl 800 ON stock; building not
insured.
Next to the Raguet building came the
mouse owned and occupied by II. l.. Dur.
ham 4 Bro, dealers in drugs and groceries
loss $500, with policy in the Western of
IL 200. VI
Adjoining the Durham building was n
small house owned by G.. A. Auger. sun.
posed to be worth 500, entirely DESTROYED
with policy in the Sun Mutual o,
$3.50. ''""' VI
j, Harris was conducting q bakery and
confectionery business IN the Auger build
ing loss anu damage TO stock, 300, with
policy in the Lamar of 500.
The next and last building was n small
shoc.shop owned by Henry iIocn, loss on
building and stock 500, with noinsurancc
part of this building was occupied by
Joseph Iaruba, gursmith. Mr.. Znrubais
loss ioots up 500, with no insurance
The brick building occupied by l. q.
Lawrence G Go. prevented the fire from ex.
tending into the Phoenix block.
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMs
How 10 iinppencd

NEw York, January lG.-Frank Burr,
engineer of the Tarrytown special, which
ran into the Chicago express at spuyten
Duyycl, on Friday, made statement In
which he says: "Tho brakeman
who was sent back to warn
coming trains that the Chicago
express had stopped was only about thirty.
five feet from the rear car of Tho sto,;nnns,,
train when he first saw his danger signal
and 1t was then too late TO stop his own
train, The brakeman was arrairned in
court to-day aud released on 5000 bail.
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encClhi 10 the lIntnltl.


PALESTINE, January i7.-Stcphcnson &
Adams, who were closed yesterday. have
liabilities amounting to about $1,000; ST..
800 10 Bates, Cooley & Reed. Nav yorl
$50 10 l.. 4 II. Blum, Galveston. AZ. .DcD to
Jeilray 4 CO., and the rest distributed
principally. among Eastern firms
The, stock on hand will no,
reach more than s3.UOO. outstnndinv
accounts. nearly $4,000. This, heinz ,hs
first failure Of the session, created n wild,
sensation serious. ''
A shooting scrape took place In front of
one OF tue principal Saloons this evening
A bartender. madhened by tho sight III
his lemon.colored damsel promenadina
with his wide.mouthed rival, drew A sis.
shooter and sent a ball through the ,eetl
81 the latter, piercing through the back o
,nc he,a, leaving him only few hours IL
live; The shootist was arrested.
Inc International pay car will be al San
Antonio and thence to Laredo Tomorrow
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The Flood.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January l7,-At 9p.
m. the river was rising at the rate OF one
inch per hour. II is now fifty feet and one
inch ON the gauge. A steady rain prevails
Nearly GOO families have been driven from
their homes.
LArER-Thc river is rising slowly. There
is iity-onc feet and ten inches on the gauge.
which is within -four feet of the flood Of
lSl'; About one thousand houses are In
the baCk-water.
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C.rLErrsBrRe, Nv. January i5.-Court
convened at Q y. IN. Judge McGinnis. Of
wes, Virginia, is on the bench with Judge
Brown. The prisoner, Neal, on entering
the court room appeared as collected a.
usual. The work OF impanneling Jury
Vas concluded and the jury was sworn.
Some excitement was created by the en-.
trance into the courtroom Of crowhar
and ave, weapons use'i 10 kill Miss Thomas.
Nsal pleaded mot guilty" aud the court
adjourned until p. m.
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Galveston.


0F'NTNI w ITIV T1VTWIW.
GALVESTON, January l7.--At Madame
Whitneys establishment two months ago,
a difficulty occurred in which boy named
Heron received fall from a gallery. re-
sultlng in death. Sunday night Bertha
Pierce, woman alleged to have thrown
Heron from the gallery, fell, severely
iniuring herself in the right
side, shoulder and wrist. She is confined
to her bed, and it is thought she is seriously
injured. This seems almost a divine act
OF retribution.
G. ii. Cleayes was arrested for the theft of
diamond ring from the keeper of bagnio
on b 9Th avenue, and was bound over TO The
Criminal Conrt by Recorder Campbell this
morning in the sum of 1900
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CHARLESTON, $. c., January IA special
from Abbeyville, South Carolina, says
The Directors of the Atlantic & French
Broad River Railroad met here last night
and signed q contract with Childs 4 Oliver.
oi New York, for the building of this road
Work is to be begun at Edgeiield on or be.
lore the LIST of September this year and
the whole line completed by the 3ist of De.
oemher, 1884. There is n, longer any doubt
oi the success oi the road
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Almost Another Horror.

THE HAGUE, January IA fire broke
out in the Rotterdam Theatre on Monday,
after the fourth act of the lIugenots. A
panic ensued. Several persons iumped
from the balcony. Tho lire was soon OK.
tinguishcd, but somo persons were injured
badly, none seriously.
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Colorado.

Special to the Herald.
CoLRApo, January l7-Thcre Is one case
of smallpox reported here. Judge Il. II.
Loony called meeting of the citizens this
evening to take the necessary precautions
against its spreading.
The weather still continues cold.
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JacksljOrO.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
JAcKsDoRo, January IA shooting al-
fray occurred in this city this evening be-
tween two young men named Lester Up.
ham and Pat Wolnorth, in which upham
was instantly killed, ard Wolnorth seri.
ously injured. Both men were popular,
and much regret is manifested at the sad
occurrence.
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Marshall


Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, January l7,-It rained here
nearly all day yesterday, turned cold, and
last night the ground was frozen. This
morning blankets, overcoats and big fires
are IN order. 4ass =. -
j. II. Parsons, an agent of the Missouri
Republican, is in the city.
Our doctors have provided themselves
with vaccine matter and our people are
being vaCcinated
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An Insurrection.

LoNnoN, January IA Vienna dispatch
TO the Standard says the rising in the Bal.
Kan Peninsula, commenced IN Herzegovina,
extends to the border districts of Dalmatia,
bosnia, Albania, and probably Montene.
gro IL has been determined to dispatch
the army corps 10 crush the insurrcction.
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PARIS, January 1.-THE committee OF
thirty'three to examine the bill for the re.
vision Of the constitution consists Of thirteen
members of each branch of the Chamber OF
deputies, instead Of one. The innovation
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Texarkana.

spCclNl 10 tno Hetulu.
TEXAREANA, January IA Chinaman
and a bar-kceper exchanged few shots
this evening, Neither were wounded and
both are under arrest.
The Hebrews gave big ball last night at
tho MarQuand
The smallpox scare is subsiding.
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Austin,
Special 10 The Herald.

Arsris. January i7.-Ar.icles ofincorpo.
ration we're aled to-day by the Te,as Stone
Company. cfFcrt Worth, capital stock 500.
co. The purposes for which the corpora.
lion is formed are to operate steam quarries
In Parker, Palo Pinto and other counties
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tlelnNctl.

NEw ORLEANS, January 1.-THE western
mails by the New Orleans, Chicago & st.
Louis Railroad are delayed by an overflow
between Durand and Walden. Many miles
of the road.bed are reported under water.
caused by the sudden rise of the Big Black
river.
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CINCINNATI, o., January io.-At the an
nual meeting to-day Of the stock. k.ho lders Of
the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Railway Company, lesses of the Gin cinnaii
Directors was reelected.
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nlglparck Indi.possd

BERLIN Ja"uary l5-'rhc North German
Gazette says Prince Bismarck has been suf .
ering during the last few days from pain.
nj attack offs sciatica, which has prevented
his performance of official duties and at
tendance on the sittings Of the Reichstng.
but he Is now recovering.
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1ouu,l "A True mil.

NEw HAVEN, CoSN., January 1.-THE
Grand Jury have reported true bill for
murder IN the first degree against Walter 4.
Malloy James Malloy and Blanche Doug.
lass, for killing Jennie Cramer on August 4.
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CINCINNATI, o., January 1.-THE build.
ing of the American Oak Leather Company
six stories high, was burned last night.
| Loss, sI5,OOO; insurance, not stated.
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Confirmation

WASHINGTON January 1.-THE Senate
In executive session confirmed the follow.
ing nominations: r. !. Scott, as Register
of the Land Office at Montgomery, Ala.
hama; o. II. Leland, postmaster at Waco,
Texas,
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VieKsBrRe, Miss, January Il. - John
Webb, engineer at the ice house here. fell
from the second-story window last evening
breaking his neck.
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To Omen Jul, tss.

GENOA. January l7.-A conference Of rail.
way managers hes fxed the time for open.
ing the entire railway line July ist.
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nEcArITrLLrIoN or 1ossh,.

The investigation OF the inccndiary and
his conlcdcratcs has been given to CONNIE.
tent detectives, aud it is to be hopcd they
will be brought to the bar ofiusticc.
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Wheeling wholesaie Market.
WHrrIINe. TUESDAY Or. n

WHEELING, Tuesday, Oct. II.
G'aia-Wheat is coming in fairly and
81 90 ID the price paid. The other
grains remain about the same and good
trade is being done.
FIour--New fl 'ur has appeared and ia
Offering at 8 5os6 90. kll brands OF old
flours have heen marked down 25c.
i Choice amber, 8 75a7 25; medium am:
Der, 00aG 25; Wisconsin, 6 75a7 90;
Minnesota eyre, 7 75aS 90; fancy St.
Louis, s O0a8 SO; ianGv patents, s 25a
8 Is; corn meal, per btfshel, aOc; oa't
meal fancy, per barrel, 75a6 90;
common. ]. s %; rye flour, per barrel,
5Oa5 IS.
Cheese-Is quoted at SIC for primo
Western and ,134al5 for New York:
Sgeilzer 164al7c, according to quality.
Limhurser l2c.
Seeds rhe prices are as folloSs:
timothy 2 so; clover 5 00s5 60; Blue
Grass 10; orchard grass 9 90
Vineear-Dnuble strength wine. vine,
gar, 25a30c: standard, llal3c; I0aIfc
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Died Fruits We quote prime quar.
tered apples at 5 &c; evapolated apples
l3sl4c per pound; evapnra,ed peaches
(unpaiiedJ J 1Sc per pound.
Wool-fhis staple still remaining al
37a3sc aud is Quiet
Fea,hers-Liv geese Arm at 5Oa55c;
40a45c for mixed
Apples-In good demand at % 25a
| 9 so.
Receipts light tS demand;
strictly fresh ron, c0a25c: msdihm, Is,
Zoe; common, 12al5c; creamery, Esd
3Or.
Putatoes-In barrels, 5Oa1 Is; in
sacks. 65a70c per bu-hel; sweet pota-
toes 2 %; sweet JERSEYS 3 00a3 25.
Eggs : Receipts fight; demand goods
barrels, 2lc per dozen, for fresh cases,
2ls22c per dozen, Tor flesh.
Hay-sBaled hay commands Sl2 so
per ton and good trade IS doue. Com.
mon. loose on wagon brings $40 0Os
IL 90!
Ginseng@rs once more com:Rg IL tifi'sS
market and is quoted at l Goal CO.
Apple Butter-5c per pound.
Oils-Lard oil, extra western strained,
95ca$l 90; carbon oil. Sc; white N ness'
oil, winter strained, 87c.
Beeswax NO. l, 2S"28c
Salt-Per barrel 81 90.
Honev-Scarce at 25 per pound.
| Tallow-&Market stea ly country 6a6ic
per pound s,cftv 7a7tc
Beans Receipt5 d ,me in slowly and
demand steady; pride fayIe: 3 25;
10 medium 3 so: butter do s 25a3 40;
red kidney 75a3 90; red pink 75a
25; limas 7c.