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MILLS BURNED IN KENTUCKY.
Financial Crashes.

NEW YORK, January l3.-R. G. Dun *
70 mercantile agency, report the failures
throughout the country for the past seven
davs as Dos. the largest number in any
Week for more than twelve months. The
reason for the increase probably is that 4
Iaroe number OF persons Insolyent towards
a. ond az 1881 for various reasons have
continued to hold over till after
tbe onening Of the new year, and
a oro now trying to compromise and
Sa,,Ie nm before the spring. This
seems to be particularly the case IN The
southern States, where The failures foot up
10 "a. In the Western states there were 80,
in the Middle 40, in the Eastern %, Pacific
coast !, and in New York city 10. No
failure Of particular significance has occur
red in New York during the week.
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The Ashland Murders.

A special from Catlettsburg, KY, dated
January 18th, in speaking Of the prisoners
arrested as principals in the Ashland TRACE
dy, SAYS:
ellis adheres 10 his first confession,
and testified similarly before the grand
jury to-day. There is growing feeling
that the trial will be very brief, a. the en-
deayor Of the grand jury has been to sum
Marie the testimony so closely that but
little remains to be developed In order TO
secure verdict. Regarding the selection
Of jury il is understood that Judge Brown
has decided that an opinion formed from
newspaper reports or hearsay evidence VIII
moi disqualify man from serving as Il
Juror
"An affecting interview took place be-
tween Ellis and his wife to-day, In which
sat eaireated him not 10 implicate Crait
sad Neal II they were not guilty. lie sol
shhly informed her rhat his statement ana
.9aiession were true, and that he was ready
ge, and would tell the whole truth. III
A'a'aght that Neal is about TO confess"
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Why He Killed His Brothcr-in.Law

The vt. Scion correspondent OF the
Stanton Spectator furnishes the following.
il /. the first news we had heard OF any
such tragedy: James y. Ruckman, who
leit here a year or more ago for Cabell
county, W. Va, returned last week. He
reports having killed his brotber-in-law,
John Wooten, near Milton, about Decem-
Der lst. IL appears that Wooten and his
wife. lluckman's sister, did not live very
happily together. While absent from his
family some time in November he wrote 10
his wife, telling her he would be home on q
certain day, and intended killing her. She
was alarmed nj this threat, and notified her
brother OF ii, asking his protection. Upon
the designated day husband and brother
met at the home Of the former, when the
husband, with a murderous dirk-knife.
made an assault upon his wife. hickman,
TO save the life OF his sister, shot Wooten,
who survived three weeks. Much sympa-
thy is expressed in the community where
II occurred for lluckman, who promptly
surrendered himself, and was bailed in the
sum Of $1,000 for hs appearance at the
March cOuIfr
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A Big Blaze Ia New York Thursday

NEW YORK, January IA fire causing
a damage OF 100000 broke out tonight In
the fivc-story brick building No. $40 west
Twelfth street, and extending through to
Jane street. II was occupied by Brown &
Bliss, manufacturers Of dining-room fur
niture. who employed seventy-ive hands,
who are disemployed by the disaster. The
heat was so intense that the firemen could
not approach near enough TO direct the
streams OF water where they were most
needed. The stock in the factory was
worth $4,000, and was totally destroyed
IL was insured for much less than ITS value.
The machinery, valued at $4,000, Jointly
owned by Brown & Bliss and Warren
Ward Qhe latter also owning the building),
was greatly damaged, the loss, however,
being covered by insurance. The damage
TO the building is S30,0O0; fully insured.
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A HcnslIcss Trnmp,

One day last week the head of a man was
found at the mouth Of Blue Ridge tunnel,
just east OF Waynesboro'. Several days
afterwards the body was found after a long
search. From the best information that
could be obtaincdi was generally supposed
that the unfortunate man was tramp who
had been recently seen in the neighbor-
hood. BY what means he came TO his
death, or how the body became separated
from the head, is not known, but the gen.
eral impression seemed TO be that the man
had either been killed by falling off Of a
train or that he had died and the hogs had
decapitated him. Considerable excitement
was created in Waynesboro' on account OF
the affair." VdiieY Vir1inidn.
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:, and the Commissioner Of Internal

ury, and the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
s793,lT1; internal revenue, s5O4,5sL
The Cabinet meeting to-day was brief
and uninteresting. All were present ex-
cept Acknowledgement Brewster.
Speaker Keller attended the Gulteau
trial to-day and sat by the Judge.
The District Committee Of the House
will not hear citizens on matters connected
with the District. The commissioners will
do the talking.
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A CHASTITY HANGING IN ONTARIO.

RuNoUsKL ONT, January i3.-Moreau,
a French Canadian, who killed his wife In
September last, was hanged In the jail
yard this morning. The fall was nine feet,
and death was instantaneous, his neck be-
Ing broken and his head nearly severed
from the trunk. The body was cut down
in two and half minutes after the fall, the
trunk bleeding profusely.
DOUBLE EXECUTION IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, No.. January 13.-Thaddeus
Baber and William Ward (colored) were
executed In the iail-yard this morning.
Ward died in six minutes, and Baber in
eleven. In fifteen minutes the bodies were
cut down and taken to the morgue.
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Missing Waters.

?, DON IN TIE CUMBERLAND RIvER-MUcH
DAMAGE AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. TENN, January l3.-lt has
hoen raining for the past week, and the
~ ".on river is rising rapidly. Ii has
I Nm Eve feet within the last twenty-four
l ISL Nv" and the back-water has driven two
i hUu,, az ,omihes from their houses. A
hundred acres Of ground wI1ll'n me Guy
are under water, and Tue mus y, anu ia MO
ries have been compelled 10 close. Inc
water Is still rising, ana more damage Is
expected.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
THE GREAT MURDER TRIAL.
Mr.. Davtdge's Argument Continued
His sharp Dcnunctation
of Guiteau.

The Mexican National Raiiwny-The New
York Democracy Trying to Harmonic
Assassination in Arkansas-Heavy Rains
in Tennessee and Rapid Rise OF the Cum
beriand River; Considerable Damage Re-
Kentucky-RailroadM Matters Two Hundred
and Eight Failures In the United States Du-
ring the Past Seven Days-Dcstructiye Con-
Migration in G Galveston; Loss Over a Million
cution OF Murderers in Missouri and Onta-
rio. &C.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, January Is, 1882.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1O shares Richmond and
Allegheny (B. Co at "a; 40 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 3ll; $4,000 Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta first rs at 1854.
SECOND BOARD.-i0 shares Petersburg Railroad
at 3ls; 10 shares Columbia and Grcenville pre-
ferred at s4i., GO do at So; 10 shares Richmond
and Allegheny (B. b. at SO, 10 do. at 500; a.
shares National Bank Of Virginia at 92; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western preferred al 5ss.
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AnIndian Territory Tragedy.

NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-The Times
Democrats Little Rock special reports the
killing Of Ross Cunningham, Il prominent
Indian, at Muscogie, in the Indian Terri
tory, by the United States Indian police.
Cunningham was intoxicated and had been
disturbing the peace. The police ordered
him to halt, but he threw stones at them
and turned away. The police fired, shoot
ing him through the heart.
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The Mexican National Railway.

GALVESTON, January l3.-The track Of
the Mexican National railway is now com
pleted to point twenty-five miles west Of
Laredo. An excursion train went out on
the 10th from Laredo to the end OF the
track. The eXcursi0nists numbered 300,
including the mayorand several prominent
officials OF the road. At the present rate OF
track-laying the road will reach LampaSas
some time in April. Preparations for
freight traffic are being made.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 13.-The Read.
Ing railroad election ended to-day in the
triumph OF the Gowon party by 1886
majority. At the last moment all the shares
held in the Vanderbilt interest were voted
for Gowen, giving the above result. Thi,
means a stronger rivalry against the Penn
eylyania Central.
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The Now York Democracy.

ALBANY, January BIT has finally been
decided at an informal conference OF both
wings Of the Democracy that the call for
another caucus OF each branch OF the Le-
gislature be issued to-day, the caucus to
take place Monday evening, at which the
Tammany delegation will be present. This
action was brought about through the me-
diation OF prominent Democrats Of the
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Price. soc. a bottle.
Is WEALTH.

Dr.. F.. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT: q specific for IIystcrta, Dixxi-
ness, Commissions Nervous Headache, Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prcma-
ture ola Age, caused by oyer-cXertion. ex-
cess. or overwOrk OF the brain, which leads tn
misery. decay, aud death. one box viii cure re
cent eases. Each box contains one months treat
mcnt. one dollar box, or six boxes for five dol
lars-sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure any case. Win each
order received by Ms for six bONcs, accompanied
with five dollars, we win send the purchaser our
written guarantee % return the money II The treat
mcnt does not effect cure. Guarantees issued by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond. Va. orders by mail Will
receive prompt attention. my l5-Sa. TuSIhly
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An Arkansas Constable Assassinated.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, january I3.-A dis
patch from Morrilton says Benjamin
Treadway, constable of Lynch Mountain
township, Conway county, was killed last
night by an unknown assassin. He went
out after supper to put the stock under
shelter, when he was fired upon, his face
and head being riddled with buckshot,
producing instant death. No clue to the
assassin.
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The Fate or other Murdcrcrs.

SAVANNAH, Ga, January 13.-Nat. Moore,
a negro, was arrested here yesterday for
the murder Of Isaac Kiebler (coloretD on
the night Of September 18th last.
SENTENCED.
Jesse Williams (colored), sentenced to be
hanged Monday next for murder, has con-
fessed that he committed the crime. He
was baptized yesterday.
REsPITED.
CHARLESTON, :. c., January 13.-Jesse
Barber, sentenced to be hanged at Wins
boro', $. C., to-day, for the murder OF Mack
Terry, has been respited for thirty days.
in order that petition may be considered
for the Communication OF his sentence to inn
prisonment for life.
INDICTMENT OF LATE KENTUCKY MURDERERs.
CATLETTsBURG, KY, January 13.-The
grand jury reported true bills to-day
againt Ellis, Croft, and Neal-Ells for the
murder OF Fannie and Robbie Gibbons and
Emma Carico alias Thomas, on the 23d Of
December last, at Ashland, Ky. Three in
dictments were found against Neal and
Croft as aiding, abetting, and conspiring to
murder the three persons named. Three
indictments were also found against George
Ellis individually. Crof's trial is set for
next Monday. Meals for Tuesday, and
Ellis's for Friday. Troops still remain to
guard the prisoners. There is great ex-
element among the people, but no vio-
lence is feared.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUAR'
AHRIyFD.


Arrived.
Schooner Bessie &. Beach, Crosley. Boston, mcr-
chRndise, :. {. Blanchard; YES Il 10 Currlc < Co.
Schooner Fred. Walton. Richards, Boston, light,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Nellie, BrannOck, Baltimore, grain' {,
l.. Todd.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke. Couch. New York, mer-
chandlse and passenger, George W. Allen CO.,
agents 49,, So,
steamer J. W. Eycman. smith. Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, J W. McCarrick,
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails, l.. Il.
Tatum, agent. 800
schooner H. +. Hayens. Pierce, ElizlbethpOrt.
railrOad.tes, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Mary Price, Rhea, Baltimore cia
James river.
light.
Hight.
Schooner Sarah 4. BOyce, Candy, Norfolk, Hight
Schooner Virginia Dare, Delaney, James river
/ light.
light.
\ chandisc, Currie & 60.
| BELOW, FOUND Up.
| Bark Margarotha lGcr.l, from Rio Jancirc.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
SWINEFORD.

IL HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT
represents the following wel-known hrst-claSs
companies:
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. LiyerroOli
IMPERIAL and NORTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, London; -.
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE lNSuRANCE
COMPANY. Liverpool; ..
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY :
Hartford. - -. 49,. .
with state Treasurer for immediate protection OF
Virginia pOicy-hOders, s22o,OOO.
Applications solicited. Va I'm
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Flour--We quote: Fine, $4,000 So: extra. s7a
1928 supcrfnc, 46.25Ms6.50: common family,
S7.25as7.50. choice family sSMs9
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CARBOLIC SOAPS.
For TOILET, NURSERY. DfsINFECTANT,
and LAUNDRY purposes, use
LOVES CARBOLIC SOAPS.
Ask your grocer for

Ask your GROCER Tor
LOVES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
the odor is pleasant and the quality Of the soap IS
the best
As n prccaution against SMALLPOX nothing ~
simple or cflicaciOus as the use of CARBOLIC
SOAPS. PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
de IL Wholesale Depot.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, January 13.-Cotton quiet; sales,
AIS bales; uplands. lZc.; Orleans, IL 6-l6c.
weekly net receipts, 1i.0S9 bales; gross, 56.6S6
bales; eXports-Great Britain. 5,9ly bales: contt-
nenf, 3,249 bales; sales, 1892 bales; stock, 300,
$40 bales Southern Aour duh and weak common
To fair extra, 500 sG.40: good 90 choice extra,
S6.50MS7.S7<. Wheat opened 4M',c. higher, At
forwards became weak and lost most OF the adj
vance, closing weak: ungraded red sl.2O@s ~ ;
No. January, fli24M 81 3. Corn slightly In
buyers favor. closing frmer; ungraded, $3.50.
lie; southern white SOc.: yellow. 70G71' c.;
No. =, January, Goa SOC. Oats about &c. lower,
closing weak; No. 3, 5Oc. Hops firm and quiet.
Coffee unsettled; low grades steady; better grades
easier Sugar firm and very quiet; fair 10 good re-
lining quoted at ga g.; refined fairly active and
weak; standard "a" Sr09c. MOiasscs In fair
demand and firm; New orleans, $50 67c. old
crop Porto Rico, $50 53c. Rice steady and fairly
active. Resin steady ut S2.35@ -2.37E. Turpcn-
tine firm and quiet at soc. Wool I'm good demand
and very firm: domestic fleece, 36G50c.; Texas.
l4d3lc. POrka shade stronger AID more active
old mess, spot, SlG.5O@Sl6.7j new, $1,000
5l7.62k Mddles dull weak. and unsettled; long
clear, 9sc.; short 940 9sc. Lard about Dc. higher
and fairly active. closing firm at tll.2J@s
Frcights to Liverpool hrn.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-Virginia 6's. deferred
174; consols. 644: second series, 80: past-due
coupons 20; new 1O-40's. 39IE. Bid to-day.
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COURT ORDEnS.
DLANTERs NATIONAL BANK
LYSE,s cusAroSiRs AND AIS.

The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered by the Chancery Court % the city Of Rich
mond ON the 9th day Of January, 1882, In this
cause:
"The Court doth adjndge, order, aud decree that
this cause be referred b. Of the com missioners
of this court, who II Instructed 10 take account
81 all the real and personal estate aforesaid Of Ro
bert Is. Lyme, deceased and 10 take an account Of
all the debts and liabilities OF the said Robert y.
Lyme, deceased, unsettled and outst1ndinR, which
account shall show. the order Of priority Of such
debts and liabilities and what rate Of Interest they
bear. and whether q :ured bv mortgage or deed Of
trust upon tie r-ll estate OF the said Robert u.
Lyme. and " so secured. then said account shall
show and distinguish what debts are secured
and upon what pieces or parcels Of real estate.
And the account of the real estate Of the said R0-
bert Is. LYME, hereiDbcfOrc ordered to be taken,
shall show the value OF each piece ~ said real
estate, It's dimensions and location. and also the
net annual value Of said real estate and said COM
missioner sfail inquire and report whether. after
the application Of the personal estate OF Robert y.
Lyme, deceased, to the payment OF his debts aud
Liabilities the net annual income OF his real estate
viii pay of and discharge his remaining indebted
ness within five years. aud the said ommissioner
shall further Inquire and report whether u VIII he
necessary I'm order 10 pay of the debts and iabil-
ties OF Robert b. LYME, deceased. that any part or
said real estate should nc so and III so, what part
of said real estate should be 50 sold.
And the Court doth further adjudge, order and
decree that I'm taking the accounts and making the
inquiries and report herenbefore ordered that
said commissioner shall report any matter deemed
pertinent by himself which any party Interested
may require him t. report
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 10 observation-disclosures
4S2. Governments firm new SIS, l02x: new Al .
114is: new As. 1885,. Money loaned at 3eD5 per
cent. states inactive 'Sub-Tressury balance
Coin. S75,430.622; currency, S4,530,91l
Stocks irregular but generally active AMI strong
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PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COIGIIS. THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trial To- convince one Of Its
efficacy. II gives satisfaction In every instance.
REFERENCES,
Rev. 4. T.. Gibson. VI. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. ". :. Edwards, ID. d., Rev. :. \. Wilson,
Rev. job \. Price Rev. \. :. Hank,
Rev. i. III. NJ. Lemon, Rev. J.. ID. Herring.
Rev. X. W. Black, Rev. y. W. trOwl.
Rev. -. II. Carroll. Rev. d. Henderson,
Rev. j. j. G. Webster--all Of Baltimore, Md.
Rev. a. Foster and Rev. George V. Loech, OF
Washington, -. e.
Rev. James Gamble, IIagcrstown. Md.
Sold by Druggist \. Il. METER. Proprietor,
122 west Fayctte street, Baltimore, Nd.
PRICE. soc. Oc 4-Tu.Th&Sa3m
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 10. 1882.
SALES
I'lOIlr.

CoRN.-White. 20 bushels very good nc g
Mixed, 80 bushels very good 10 s3c.
RYE.-10 bushels very good nc sl.Os.
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MILWAUKEE.
'' NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, January l3.-Cotton-Net re-
ccipts. 6O7 bales: gross receipts, 902 bales. Fu-
tures closed weak: SALES, l2,lOu bales; January.
SLIGO February, .sl2.ll@ sl2.l 2 {;
March. rl2.3s@Sl2.39; April $3.50; Nav
Sl3.03MS N 3.O4; August, SI3.12mSI3.I3: sep
TENDER, Sl2.496,SI2.52: October, slls2Es
81 az: NoYcmhnr. = I.62MsIl .G3.
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4 GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
"A RIA, TYPHOiD-FEVER, &c.

BLAIRS CHLORAL TIIYNOL PROPlIYLAC-
TIC AND DIsiNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases In ac-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science. Its
use Is simple, harmless, and agreeable. II Is en-
ployed 10y some of our abest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets
Price. soc. bottle. nos
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DIR. sANFoRD's
LIVER INGIGORATOR.
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON TIE LIVEK
AND CURES
LIVER-COMPLAINTS,
JAUNDICT,
BILIOUsNESs,
MALARIA,
COsTIVENEsS
HEADACHE.
II assists Digestion strengthens the systeni regn-
latcs the bowels, purldes the blood.
4 BOOK SENT FREE.
DIR. SANFORD.
l62 Broadway, ".
FOR SALE ~ ALL DHUGGIsTs.
jal3-Th,Sa,& Tucowly
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
A..

The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on MONDAY the 18th Of February.
1882 at 10 O'Clock NJ, the time and my office.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets,
the place, to execute the foregoing decree.
THOMAS j. EVANS, Commissioner.
CANNON q COURTNEY, y. a. IN l4-Sa4w
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observation-disclosures

+. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist, 0l9 Main
street., has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city and lIenrico county.
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CHICAGO, January l3.-flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat very quiet: No. Chicago spring,
$l.27kMfI.29 cash, SI2S4@ sl.2S's February.
Corn steady and in fair demand 6l3sd63 &C. cash,
6ls.c. February oats dull and dropping; 443.c.
cash, 431,c. February and March. Dressed hogs
easy At S7.25ms7.3O. PORK steady at tl7lj@
Sl5.2O. Lard steady and unchanged. Bulk-meats
hrm: shoulders, SG.iO; rib, $3.50: short clear,
S0.95. Mhlskey stoldy and unchanged az sl.ls.