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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Dawson is probably the largest
mule market il southwest Georgia,
This season there have already
been sod here FIVE hundred mules
and fifty horses at an average Pre-
OF Sl30 each, making an aggregate
Of about SO, 900 that has been
spent in Dawson for mules aud
horses in the last two months.
This estiuate does not include
Texas ponies. AT least one hum
bred and fifty Of these have been
sold here at an average Of $40
each. People from all the sur
rounding counties come to Dawson
to buy their mules.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
REV. VI. II. PATTERSON.
Midway Baptist church, in Clay
county, passed tie following reso-

Midway Baptist chureh, in Clay
county, passed the following reso-
lutious on December 20th
"Whereas, Rev. w. II. Pa ter
son, our highly esteemed aud dear
ly beloved pastor, who has served
us so long, 50 ably and satisiae,
torily, has resigned the charge OF
our church to do the Masters
work in another locahtr, we feel
it duty we owe ourselves and him
to make the following resolutions !;
"1st. That he has our grateful
acknowledgements for the able and
effective work done us during the
five years he has been our pastor,
aud that we deeply regret having
to part with him.
"2nd. That nauaht but the
warmest love and friendship ever
existed between himself and his
brethrep, and no trouble pending
on prospective caused his resisnh,
ton, and that he had the refusal
Of serving Us. agdr, the cali hay-
ing been unanimously rendered
him,
"3rd. That VIC recommend him
as an able, faithful and devoted
minister to any church 50 forta~
nate as to secure his services, and
in Whatever realm he may be
thrown be can rest assured he has
the best wishes ofhis many friends,
and the earnest prayers Of his
brethren at Midway that his work
may he a continual success, and
that the blessings Of God may
attend himself and family"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
REV i. NJ. WHITING.

The last issue Of the lEaakius-
vile News says
Last Sunday morning Rev. z
NJ. Wiling preached lis farewell
sermon at The Methodist church.
No service was hcld Mt the Baptist
and Episcopal churches, and those
congregations worshipped with the
Methodists. Mr.. Whiting look as
his text the iatter part Of TIE 10th
ehep.er Of Acts. His sermon was
very impressive one. lie was
affecte I to tears and 90 were man y
Of his hearers. He has been her
three years and is very much be
loved, not only by own members,
but by the other churches and by
outsiders. The Increase in the
Methodist church during his pass
torate numbers 119. After the
sermon Mrs, Q. p. Brown san
beautifully Good be with you till
we meet again,
"The people part with Mr.,
Whiting with much regret, and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
naaa Exaacinnca CENT?

It does, in eyervliae Of business,
and especially in compounding and
preDaring medicines This is illus,
tratad in IL great superiority of
Hoods Sarsapaellla over other
Dreparltioas, ~ showa by tho re.
mlrkabla cures it has accomplished.
The hesd Of the frm OF g. I,
Hood & Co., is thoroughly com~
petont and experienced pharmacist,
having devoted his whole life to
the study AMI actual pre- paration
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
AN INDUSTRIOUS BURGLAR.
Eight Places Visited on His Route.

Eight Places Visited on His Route.
Captured.
A lively burglar, and, by the
way, a very industrious one, has
been plying his vocation in Daw-
son.
At 3o'clock last Thursday morn
ing Miss Emma Riordan was
aroused from slumber by the fierce
barking ola little pet dog, which
sleeps on a pallet by her bed, and
upon awalSing behcld bury ne
gro standing BY her bureau, upon
which her lamp was still burning.
rs she screamed and jumped cut Of
he'd, tie negro snatched up her
toilet case and ran out of the house
This aroused Mr.. w 4. Riord N
who ran out with his pistol, but
too late, the thief havicg jumped
t le fence and csc psd. On returning
to his room iIr, Riorlaa ioaad his
clothes, letters and papers scatter
ed over the floor. lie also found that
his gold watch, worth 500, and
Mrs. / iordan's gold watch, wort
$50, had been stolen.
Mrs, L. P. Kennedy keeps a
boarding house on Vine street, OPP
posite Mr.. Riordan's, and on arts;
idg Thursday morning she disccv
cred that the burglar had been
through two of her rooms, riaing
every trunk and bureau drawer,
leaving contents scattered over the
floor. Nothing was missed but
few pair Of hose.
Col. .B, f, Christie lives two
joors above Mrs. Kennedy on the
SINE street. Fhey were from
lone and no }pe was sleeping in
HE house, The burglar entered
at the window and carried OF near,
y all Of ColoueI aud Mrs Chris
ie'sclothes, leaving bed clothes and
other articles scattered over ii,
house.
Batwoon midnight and day the
same morning some one entered
Mr.. 4. 3. Hays residence and
stole his pants and sixty cents in
change. Mrs. Hay saw him and
screamed for Mr.. Hay, who reach,
ed for his pistol, bat before he could
get it the burglar escaped, leaving
his overooat, which is now in pos
session of the officers.
Ga Thursday night Mr.. O. B..
Thomas returned to his store after
is had beel closed for the night.
As he approached it he found some
one irving to effect an entrances at
q window The burglar drew q
pistol and told Mr.. Tdomas to halt.
lIr. Thomas quickly drew his own
! pistol and one ball from it caused
the thief to beat a h2sly retreat.
Burglars also visited the resi-
dences of Mrs. Sharp, d.. Ken
drick and Hon. 0. b. Stevens.
At Mrs. Saarp'5 they were startled
by ball from a pistol, while rails
ing window, and hastily retreats
ed. AT DR.. Hendricks they had
gotten in the house when Mrs.
Kendrick gave the alarm. The
window had been propped with a
stick of wood. At Mr.. Stevens
they were frightened away while
trying to open the blinds.
With the overcoat that was left
at Mr., Hays for clcw, Chief OF
Police Hatcher went to work to
capture the burglar. As a result
Of Chief Hatcher's work, on last
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Thorn
ton arrested Anderson Stubs, a
negro who runs a colored barber
shop on Main street. Stubs
waived preliminary trial and was
a!lc wed bail in the sum of $3.50.
Mr.. Sam Thompson, of Bronwood,
signed the bond. The trial viii
take place in the Superior court
next week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
EYNrM BOTHERED.


A@N ~ SA''9 u NNotA W ~ 40 fAihgs 10 AA+o
Prosecutors.
The following from Mr.. J. H..
Bynum, who lives in the Third
district Of this county, has reached
us with the request that we pub
lish it. 1t seems that Mr.. Bynum
is being watched by some parties,
but be does not tell who they are
or what is their objoet. The letter
is as follows;
''There are two white men and
two negroes lying around where |
live and dogeing me AID asking
the negroes where is Tillman.
TilmGn don't live here, so they are
trying 10 s;ok chance to steal
some cotton seed, or a hog or two.
or rob me. Il they do they wont
get anything, FOR I don't have any,
thing with me. l viii give them
warning that is I catch them here
soNe one will be hurt, IF they
want to know if Ti'man is here
they can come up like men and
ask me, aud if he he's done anv>
thing FOR them to want him, | will
not cloak it, for I am a law-abiI>
ing man. But l don't want no
one creeping around me like a
thief, They may want 10 do me
like they did TiIman-creop around
the house and watch me. But
they need not DO that, Come 10
and ask Ire like men and I will
sure tell you, for | know that I
doa't do anything that any of you
would not do. may be the
smartest in doiug SO, bat that Is
nay luck. Bnt hope YOU may
have better luck 50 that it may NOT
bother you 80 about what others do.
Yours truly,
Dee. 10Th. J. II. ByNum.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
Hotics

The public school board Of Daw
sou viii meet at the Council Cham>
Der on next Friday, January 10th,
at four o'clock p. NJ, As business
ct Importance will come before the
board, a full attendance is earn
ostly requested.
J. NJ GErGGs, President.
e. L. RArNEY, Secretary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
lie Central.s gepat loencr.

About three weeks ago the Gem
tra, raiIroal authorities notified
Air. Gcne Crouch that his services
as depot agent at this place would
not be needed after December, the
story Of which conduct en- tho
part Of the Central our readers
are familiar.
Mr.. W, J, Griffin, of Ogla,
thorpe, succeeded Mr.. Crouch, and
sent in his resignation after three
days OF labor here.
While Mr. Griffin is fine 5usi>
nfsa man, and comes to our town
highly rec9mmaa led rs such. and
a. n Loucst, upright gentleman,
We do not believe tho Central can
ever secure the services of a man
for the pEce who will give more
universal satisfaction to orr poo.
pie chan Mr.. Crouch has dcno.
lie could only attend to It as he
did, probably, had he not held
the position so long, becoming per.
feejly familiar with his surround
ings. In truth, there is no other
one man chat can Ell the position
with satisfaction to the company
and the people, 1t an utter i'm
possibility.
We have not learned who. will
succeed Mr.. Grifia, but we can
say this, if the Ceatral wants good
service here they will have 20 H.
crease the force to about TIRES
| men instead Of one.
Mr., Griffin Is eth here awaiting
his 81. cessor,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Remember chat the News job
otafee Is the place to get neat print
ing
Several more business houses
cou'd be rented il Dawson.
l.lo reaction tiia' usually follows
a busy season has ae' IN, and the
city Is unusually quiet.
Iho &rmera wait to see some
good, hare, so!it cold weather.
They want 20 XII hogs, yon know.
1t is the oae-eallusei man who
always gets mad and stops his na>
per when asked to pay for it..
White gentlemen don't do thines
of that sort.
Lowrcy 81 Orr and McLair.
Bros. arc getting ready to begin
building tacir handsome new
stores.
Tit,le's World will bo at tbo
orcro home ar,;n Frilov uiol,t
.r's rood
Ga: "a
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
Registration in the Orilnary's OF.
nna-

IEt'cs
According to law the following
dealers in Terrell county are re-
CURED to register in tie oYdirary's
Office the first Of January; keepers
of billiard, pool and bagatelle tt,
bles, ten-pin alleys, travelling ven,
doris Of patent medicines, omigFant
az, nt5, itiaerant lighting
rod dealers, liquor dealers, dealers
in pistols, pistol cartridges, dirk
aad bowie knives, dealers in tu-
tares, vendors Of stoves, ranges
and clocts, and agen.a for sale or
hire Of billiard tables.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
THE NEW MINISTER'S
Capture Their Congregations Sun-

daYs
Last Sunday morning the Bap-
fist and Methodist churches had
large congregations to hear the
new ministers, Revs. w. II. Pat@
terson ald Z III. Whiting, Both
preached excellent sermons snl
completely captured their au
dionces. The people of Dawson
are already in love with their
pastors, aud their work an ong MS
this year promises to be fruitful.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
~. ]. II. naris vols slss MatlI

l3r, ). II. Davis Weds Hiss Matte
Kiubroughs Of Putnam County,
This morning. at 1885 o'clock,
Mr. J. II, Davis, Of this city, viii
be united in marriage to Miss Mat
tie Kimbroueh, ut the residence Of
the brides father. Nr. Wesley
KimhronQh, in Putnam county.
Rev. J. d. Chapman, Of Milledgc,
vile, performing ahc-ccromony.
Miss Kirnbrough is a young lady
greatly admired hy all, and is we'll
known in Dawson. having visited
here On severed different aorcasi ons,
an wi'P'receive hearty welcome
to our little city By her numerous
lrieuds,
Mr.. Davis is Of the firm of Davis
" i2ucNe, ci0tolSfs ~ tlll5 Guy IS
one Of oar best ana most successful
business yoGng men, and is very
popular
Mr.. Davis was accompanied from
here by his brother, Mr., w. H.
Davis and Messrs, J. 7. Williams
and II. K. Marlin.
The bridal party viii return
tn>morrcw ON the afternoon train.
The News extends congrstula,
tions and best wishes to the newly
welded pair, and hopes theirs may
be a life rcplete with happiness
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

TIE cation receipts Of Dawson
UP to date have been 14,G09 b.les,
and the Is, 800 notch will be reach
ed before tn season is over. This
is au increase of 5000 bales over
last season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
TOWN TOPICS.
The Weeks Occurrences in and
About the City.

The Weeks Occurrences in and
About the City.
ANXIOUS ABOUT THEIR MEAT.
Last Thursday the indications
we're that blizzard was upon us,
and the consequences were that a
large number Of hogs were killed
in the county. All evidences Of
the cold spell disappeared that
night, and the spripg>like weather
was again with us. There is
now much ankle y among tie farms
ers about their mat. We learn
of one farmer sho killed 81 hogs
on that day.
ISSUING EXECUTIONS.
Tax Collector Crouch is busy is,
suing executions against detaulters.
lie gells tie NEWS that he will 49,
sue between 500 and 600 execu-
tions, n much smaller number than
IN previous years. Yocr Uncle
Peter has been diiligent this tall
aud has let no flies roost on him.
COLUMBUS SOUTHERN.
Major Hood tells Us tia, a camp
of convicts will probably be moved
to within three miles of Dawson
this elk. The construction train
is now running into Weston, In
thirty days the road will be COM
pleted to Dawson.
400 HAPPY SOULS.
Ordinary Roberts tells us that
four hundred people were married
in Terrell county during 1889. He
Issued two hundred marriage liz
censes during the year. A large
majority Of the Licenses were issued
to negroes.
PUTTING LEARY or THE LINE.
The Central railroad is distrib-
uting telegraph poles along the
Blakoy extension, preparatory to
stretching q telegraph Inc from
Albany to Columbia, Ala, a cons
youience that viii be daily appre
ciated by the long suffering poo~
pie along that Lac. The Central
people have found it necessary to
have Geographic communication
along the extensi.n in order to
keep up with the frequent wrecks
on the line, owing to Lhe poor con
dition Of the roadoed
THE FLORIDA, DAWSON AND NORTH
Elm
Mr.. T. A. Rlgsies has just re-,
t1rhal from a trip 10 Tallahassee,
Fla, AMI in conversation With the
News expressed himselfas satisfied
that the projected road from thu t
place to Dawson win be blilt. He
says the people Of Tallahassee are
enthusiastic overit, and that the
line has already been surveyed as
far as ThomasvilIe, Mr.. Ruggles
says parties will be here from fal-
lahassoe in 4 few days in the inter-
est of tn, road.
T. W. LoYLEss CoMPLD1ENTED.
We are in receipt Of the Indus
trial Issue Of the Macon Evening
News, the most creditabIe paper Of
the kind we have ever seen. The
Evening News is a daisy, anyway.
In it we f0d the following coppli-
mentqry notice Of NJ. T. w. hoy
less. who received bis journalistic
trai ing in the News Office.
"For the admirable review Of
Naeoa's industries, so strongly and
graphically portrayed, the impor-
lance of which viii astohish many
OF our own people, We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. I, w. Loyless, sswho has
for several months been connected
with The News. Mr.. Loyless pos
sossas talent Of a high order, and
The News predicts for him q cas-
reer Of briIliancy and usefulness in
the newspaper world
| Doss Experience Ccant2
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

UP to date have been 14,G09 bales,
and the Is, 800 notch will be reach
ed before tn seasan is over. This
is au increase of 5000 bales over
last season.
Mr.. Walter S. Duzier hrs bought
a lot FROM Nj. J. A. IIorsIoy, on
the street running fram TIE College
to Lee street, ard will ercc! a
handsome dwelling thereon ia the
the early spring.
In contributing; $500 to the
Grady monument, ColJ. u. Orig
wrote 10 Hon. Clark 3ow. lis ii.
every man he has favorrI World
give tI!is much, Els r'opun cl.t-
woa!l he the g1andest ever ercct-
ell.
.l, 'l,..l.,:. ,,.,
in course Of erection, Ne.srs. 0.
Il. Stevens and Frank Nasworthy
will open- IN j stock Of goods il
the Building vacated.
o..,.p---'----71.4,, >r,.,,.,,
- 49,. ..
,a.a,.,.,;a ,,,, =, -. 49, &c.,
~. -, - c,.
is in accordance with lie wishes Of
those who petitioned OF the eIec-
ton.
a,,,,5. .7,,,, T.f'....I-,.. l,,,.,,..
80 ,''
-D',' l, ,r,
which go over this ro.d are as
handsome as any to be seen in
Georgia
mn
- H. r..
80 y lrl w. 49,;
,"0'0 W '-' - 'o',
l,''.' ''''s ''''- ~ CIV = .1I',@e' W
/ y. - =
ible on every hand. Terrell coun-
tv hasn't a superiorin the common
wealth.
a ''' " 10 oe" "li"'i'' ,'' "
"'o' ""''' az A''o"' "'''''''0'"' -
'''0 'o''' w y ','o 'o|'5
S9"''c'''l ''o'" '"''' n'' ''''' ''0'I
was :" nv 'i'5 l'''' '.''Y' ''9 ,''''
had been killed there this season.
"''i ''i"p 1'I'0'' - '''o '''eo'
1o"''"i.,o'' says IL Is s'i"5 20
-, 9|'S5 80 =, s wv, ~ ".,s'
'Si 600 ''-' ' %''o '''' -, %
oe+S P .,i ~ 800 ,'5s,I y
=, s - Ill.,, ,.. n. n,.I,
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NJ, HT1No:, 49,, ~ - ''' ~ 1a5 ~ 49,, =,
49,, ~ o;,.t t, Wv ,,. l,, , 4DI .;m
uttl.s1..
pendent farmer.
Az, ~.
-,
- -. ls..
tI .l.,.....,,.i, -
~ 80 ,.:a
ro,,, ,,ot;aos -, , F ha,,a ~ =
- ~ 4h,t,4: " -
a,,a as',fta,,l, d.o,, IN oe',:' :,
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

The question of house servants
annoys the ladies very much. The
hifalutin she coons are hard to toll
crate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

III contributing $500 to the
Grady monument, ColJ. y. Ggig-s
wrote to Hon. Clark aow Il; III
every man he mss favored would
give tI!i8 much, lis n,orunclt
wou!l be the G1andes5 ever ercat~
OIL -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Ordinary Roberts tells the NEws
that he viii not order an election
on the renee question in the Bron-
wood distuct until April. This
is in accordance with he wishes Of
those who petitioned or the cleo
ton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Three Italians and TWO bears
captured the city the other day,
and for several hours the antics Of
bruin kept the motley crowd that
followed them alternately convuIs,
ed with laughter and trembling
with apprehension. The lazy
italian tramps should be at work,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Every day we are asked by some
one who wishes to move to the
city if we know Of dwelling 70
rent or sell. Ifthere is an empty
dwelling house in Dawson no one
has been able to lud it. A hall
dozen people want to rent every
house that is baiIt, and they are
going away because they cannot
get them
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Theirs are only three pool and
billiard tables in the county.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

There was quitea romantic marriage
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Last Wednesday Mr. G. B.
Mcneil, one of our industrious and
sucooesful young farmers, Brought
to the city and sod eight hogs that
he had butchered the day before.
Mr.. Mcneil told the News that he
then had sixteen more hogs to kill.
He has the correct idea Of an indes
pendent farmer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Chairman Deubler, OF the street
committee, says he is going to
have the streets surveyed and
Strengthened, and ali who have en-
croached upon the thoroughfares
of the city viii be requested to
move in their fences. Mr.. Deub
Ter is on the right line.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

A party is beng arranged for a
deer hunt at Rackly hammock, in
the lower pars Of the county A
gentleman ffstn that neighborhood
was in the city last STIR lay and
stated that seven or eight fine deer
had been killed there this season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Already our planters are making
active preparation to begin the
new crop. 1t has been a long time
since the oun4ry saw such extens
sive and early preparation as is
now noticed on every hand, end it
is hoped that the expectation of a
large and profitable crop will again
be realized for the new year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08

Remember that the News job
otitee j.. the place to set neat print
ing
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
nut opening thcffi. and Burrows nut his

manaeled hands inte the bag for mo-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-01-08
400 HAPPY SOULS.

Ordinary Roberts tells us that
four hundred people were married
in Terrell county during 1889. He
Issued two hundred marriage liz
censes during the year. A large
majority OF the Licenses were issued
to negroes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW York, Oct IA, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but strong. Money easy at 314 per cent.
Exchange-long. S. sOG14 S0A; short, 81 $50
4S5A. Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 2lA Richm'd q w. PIT.
Chicago North. 1855 Terminal ...... 1734
Lake Shore. ......l06 Western Union. SIS
Norf. & W. pref. 57$5
500 p. m.-Excnange closed a tive but weak.
cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, Sl4s. $780,
0O0 currency. $6,044,U 200. Government bonds
dull but steady to firm; four per cents 12596;
four and half per cents 1914 State bonds en-
tirely neglected
Advices from London this morning were most
depressing. The scarcity Of money there added
to the precautionary action of the Imperial
Bank of Germany, created fear that the mini
mum rate OF discount would be raised, and the
carrying of stocks rendered more expensive in
the near future. Political complications be-
tween England and Portugal also had their in
fluence in creating an uneasy feeling there and
early prices from London showed material de.
clines from last nights figures. Upon the open
ing of our market there was found to be a heavy
pressure to sell on the part of foreigners which
was Immediately added to by further short sales
for account Of the local bear contingent. The
market here was more active than usual OF
late, but increased trading was entirely in
stocks, which are favoriJes in London half a
dozen stocks furnishing one-half of the sales OF
listed stocks. Opeaing prices were all lower,
but special losses were shown in Louisville and
Nashville, Mort lern Pacific preferred. St. Paul,
Atchison, Reading and Union Pacific Louis
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-15

and there was some covering from that source.
The market was ls11c higher all day. In corn
the trade was only OF moderate volume with
changes confined within SS1lSc range. Oats
were active, stronger and decidedly higher
There was an urgent demand from shorts. and
a good many outside orders were also on the
market To buy. In mess pork trading was only
fair Opening sales were 50eslsc advances. but
gradually receded 7IS010c and closed quiet at
medium figures. In lard little interest was
manifested. The market closed easier In
short rib sides there was fair trade. but very
few and narrow fluctuations.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and easier. Wheat-No. 2 spring 81 O0lln
0O1k; No red 81 001461l O0lS Corn-No. .,
49s4c. oats-No. 2, 40lz140l8c. Mess pork
SO s2lS09 IS. Lard, per 100 ms, s. 1906 15lS
Short RIO sides. loose. s. 80. Dry self should
ers, boxed, IS 62lSnb IS. Short clear sides.
boxed, S. 65GD5 20. Whisky at 81 10
Leading futures ranged as follows: