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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

NJ. Martin. ESQ. Mr.. William g. Friend
was elected chairman. and Mr.. l.. Cox.
OF tho Gazette secretary. Major H. V.
Gaines, chairman OF the committee. ind
ms out that the meeting was against
him, at first fatty and positively refused
10 read the committees report. and II
was thought AT one time that We would
have n Norfolk" squabble. but the other
members Of the committee not agree
ing with him he was forced to make
his report
The report was so filled with spleen
and luminosity against our preser; popu-
lar and efficient county officers. and
proposed such an enormous and pre-
pCsterous reduction I'm their public al
iowances that the meeting rose en- masse
and refused TO receive the report by an
Overwhelming majority.
The following resolution, offered by
Captain J H. Robertson as a substitute
were adopted by a vote OF over 200 to 10:
BOARD ENDORSED
Resolved. 10y the people % Charlotte
In mass-mecting assembled. That, recog-
nizlng the fact that the law vests the
management OF the finances OF the coun-
" in the Board OF Supervisors, we
rclegate the whole matter 10 them,
enj0ining the strictest economy IN the
expenditures Of the peoples money.
Resolved. That we hereby express our
confidence IA the fidelity. Judgment. and
executive ability OF our Board of super
v!sors. also, our entire Willingness 10
leave this whole question TO their arbi-
trament. feeling sure that they VIII show
wise economy In administering the
affairs OF our county. We are however,
unaltcrably opposed 20 the reduction OF
the public allowances 20 our county Off
GERS. believing. as We do, that any re
ducton Will result In Inefficient service
THE CONSTITUTION.
Resolved. That We fully appreciate The
inadequscy Of our present Constitution
and laws 90 meet the changed condi-
tons OF our people, and we hereby hearu-
~ endorse the movement now on loot
TO hold a constitutional convention 10
simplify our form Of government in the
interest OF economy. recognizing the fact
that the relief needed must come by the
enactment Of such laws as will diminish
the number Of officials, both county and
State. thus insurng. without detriment
to the public service, less expensive
administration Of our financial affairs
This was undoubtedly third-party
move Of Major Il. V. Gaines. and was
originated and started 20 create discord
and dissatisfaction In the Democratic
ranks. and to bring out opposition against
our present officers. Its defeat VIII quiet
all opposition and show that our people
are well satisfied with the manner in
which our financial affairs are managed.
and that the Third party has no chance
Of success In the old county OF Char
lotto True 20 Democracy she always
has been and she always viii be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
4 TRAMP ATTACKS TUE MAYOR.
lie becomes Desperate ard Has 10
v, (lubbcd severely.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 2.-(Spe-
ciaID-Oulte an excitement was occd-
stoned in this city on Saturday evening
last by an attempted assault on his
Honor. Mayor Strauss. by a white tramp
by the name Of John Meredith. Mere
d'th had been arrested on Nedn Sday
last. with a number Of other tramps,
i'm SchuIer's barn. just outside Of this
city. ana Mayor Strauss had sentenced
him 10 jail here for thirty days. lie had
i'm his possession when he was arrested.
- razor which the Mayor took from him
when he ordered him TO jail. lie was
subsequently set to work on the chain
gang. and set 90 cleaning the streets.
While at work on them saturday evening
he asked and obtained from the supern-
tendent permission 20 60 70 the clothing
store which Mayor Strauss keeps on
King street, here on arriving there ne
demanded from the Mayor the return OF
his razor. This his Honor refused, ru-
inc him that prisoners were not al
lowed to carry dangerous weapons TO
ial. Meredith thereupon began abusing
him. calling him every name he could
think OF. and was evidently very much
Infatuated. Mayor Strauss while this was
going on. had quietly sent summons
to the polce-station, which is but IT.
TIE over "A sIubff dNtsf anu 'ii'NN4
Griffin. Of tif city force. appeared on
the scene. and took Meredith I'm charge
md marched him back to the station,
the Mayor accompanying them.
KNOCKED SENSELESS.
Meredith tried to escape from his cap
tor several times on the way, and when
he was landed in the station-housc,
making a tremendous effort being
powerful man, he slipped from the OIL
GERS grasp, and, making n rush at the
MAYOR. he attemi "a to strike him
blow on the face. officer Griffin, how
ever. saw him, and before the blow fell
he had given Meredith a blow with his
baton on the back OF his head. cutting
a great cash in II. and sending him
senseless 20 the floor. lie was completely
overcome, and made no effort TO rise.
| and was carried to a cell. DIT. Miller
| the physician for the poor of this city,
| attended him and dressed the wound,
| and he is to-day much better. Although
| members Of the chain gang have re-
| heled before, none have ever been as
violent as Meredith. and it is expected
| that when his case comes up for trial
| his punishment will be no light one.
| Mr. Joseph Feberle. a well-known citi-
| zen OF Alexandria, died at his home
| on ST. Asaph street, here on Friday last
| His funeral took place this morning at
| o'clock from ST. Mary's Catholic chapel,
! on Duke street, In this city. His remains
were inferred in st. Mary's Catholic
| Cemetery here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
iir. Jacobs Has an Exciting ana
Dopmrrous bicycle Experience.

one OF the most peculiar accidents
known TO have befallen a bicycle rider
in this city happened Sunday afternoon
TO Mr.. n. +. Jacobs. the Broad-street
pawnbroker. when both he and his wheel
came tearing down the Ninth-street hill.
and were precipitated down into the steep
areaway surrounding the drugstore OF
Polk Miller.
Alongside the area runs an iron rail-
ing about three feet high. THIS. how
ever proved no obstacle for the bicycle,
which jumped Il az though IL had not
been there. The wheel got away from
Mr.. Jacobs at the brow OF the hill. hi.
feet became displaced from the pedals.
and at each revolution OF the wheels
the machine gained momentum. until.
when Il struck the railing IL was going
AT a fearful rate OF speed. II bounded M.
standing straight upon the front wheel,
remained poised In this position just
long enogh for the rider 10 SIP head
over heels into the area, ana then
proceeded 20 follow him over the railing.
landing upon him.
PeouIn who Witnessed the accident
iumped 10 the conclusion that the pawn
broker had been instantly killed. drug
clerk rushed out and carried him Into the
store. where he recovered In a few min
utes. Mr.. Jacobs walked home. followed
bv the two little children and the pair
OF pct dogs that had accompanied him
when he left home In the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
sunrcme Court Of Appeals.

George Campbell Company against An
gus q Co. Fully argued by ". VI Flana-
gan for petitioner. and ". Il. smith FOR
defaulter. Submitted.
Dashlell against Merchants ana Pant
ers Savings Bank. Argued by Allen Potts
and Hin Carter, Esqs., for appellant. ana
G. g. Jackson, ESD, for appellee. SUB
mitted.
Patch against Morrisett. Arguei by
Charles l.. Page. Esq. for appellee.
Doilon against Barry Dismissed, for
failure to print.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Mesh temperature. ............".....'
N-w WORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. April "a period Of
hesitation characterized the opening deaf
ings a, the Stock Exchange. the result
OF the rather Indifferent attitude OF Lon
don The foreigners. II WAS expected,
would come In as buyers at the opening
but the reverse was the case. and during
the cary dealings arbitrase houses claim
"a that London sold fully 1000 shares
OF various stocks. Atchison securities
were not under the han, and. in fact,
small lines were taken for the long ac-
count. the reorganization plan for the
moment at least being in favor there.
There was n turn for the better soon
after If o'clock. the sudden jump in the
urice Of cereals and the reports from
Ta,l River that the manufacturing inter-
es,s at that centre had agreed TO the
wage basis existing previous to August
creating a demand. Delaware and Hud-
SON moved no to 100. Lackawanna 2, to
~ is; Jersey Centr1l IL: 10 - -
Realine 3-s 10 - IS, and Susqu hanna
preferred !. TO 81 IL. -
The resumption OF NEGOTIATIONS Wa 1u on
sidered especially important. for the reh-
con that the large creditors or Inc Rsau-
ing and the banking interests admit1eI,iy
necessary 10 carry .hrouSh tne I1hap ~.
teton Of the property wer- Responsive TOT
the conference -,
In the general list New England got
10 10 % H. and rumOrs Of hltch IN the
orranlzation Lllled to disturb the stock.
chicago I;as was the feature OF the IN
dustrials, and rose nearly points, 10
- IS. 49,, .A,,
The recent rise in oil and the belief tnat
the STANDARD Company controls the I'M
cagc Gas Company Is attracting atteh-
ton TO this stock. ~ .- A,
hrnong the low-price1 issues New ~,
hany and Chicago sold up 10 Il, anu
thu preferred To q IL, on reports tnat ths
financing OF the company had Deen ptdc-
tical'y accomplished. -. s.o,o
Speculation closed firm, with prices gene
rally Ia to | IL per cent. higner. Ins
Anthracite Coal-rs were eXceptlon5' anu
| delaware and Hudson gained -,
Reilway bonds were active ana hisher
! Tha sales OF listed stocks aggregated
| on "a. and OF unlisted stocks. i5vJJ SHARES.
Treasury balances: Coin SS,Sj3'cJ' cur
rency, sJ7,0SSl0o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Nancy on call easy at | i-2d2 per cent
last loan al / IL, and closing offered AZ
| / 10 per cent: prime mercantile papei'
Bar r silver. IS rs. Silver at the board
! firmer. g.. r.,,h ac,ual
h,islness In bankers bills at $50 i-tI
! s,sS 81 for sixty days, and Ns3 ictp
| ss - for demand; posted rates si.N9
| $40 IL. commemorate bills, A.Sl l-fns.SS,
| Coverument bonds higher. state polds
! firm. Railroad bonds active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
REGULAR MEETING or THE METH
opisr ASSOCIATION.
Hines. of the Venerable Mrs. Wychc.
odds of Two Co One Bct on Ports
mouth Before the Gnne-Tr"tn
DELAYED.

PETERSEN VA. April p -(Spe-
cial)-The regular meeting Of the Mctho-
dist sunday School Association was held
Srnday afternoon at the Hish-Street
church. in the presence Of a very large
asscmblage Of interested spectators. The
programmc OF ceremonies was elaborate
and very entertaining The following
rpports submitted show the organization
a. the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
ru,np-panTY MOVE sauELCHED.
ChnrIotte's officials Endorsed an"
constitutional Convention Favored

sMITHvILLE. VA. Aprh E.--lSpeciai)
The ma.s-meeting OF the citizens OF The
county, called by the coin'n'''oe ap-
pointed ct last court 10 MAKE an III
yestigation into the expenditures anu
financial affairs Of the county, assembled
M, sstn,dzy al the courthouse 10 re-
eelye the report Of the committee. IL
brought out a large number OF citizens
from an parts Of the county. i, "as
rlly a representative meetins, ana ve,y
notable was The fact hat nine ten,hs
Of hose present were landowners Inc
mtetinx was called TO order by Mics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
CINCINNATI TOBACCO MARKET.


The Cincinnati Leaf-Tobacco Warehouse
Company's report, dated Cincinnati, ~
Aurii 21th. says: The weather being Il
vorable. the farmers have been Dusty
engaged In teamwork, and have not been
prizing, and this has caused the receipts
~ be very moderate, and the sales nave
not been quite so large as they nave peeh
n few weeks past. The market mas CON
tinued at about the same nsures or tne
nreyious week. although some tobacco
that was neglected al previous salss mas
advanced. and some OF the shippers ar
better satisfied, especially those VINO OF
fered good tobacco. ,,.
There is tendency towards better
prices, except the very lowest eraues'
containing green and monde script topacco.
The proportion of fancy tobacco Is very
small. and, as we have stated In our
prevlous circulars, we can see notnlils 70
ureyent a good. substantial market iot
AN there IL In the crop, while me anhoun'
OF low grades is in excess OF the demand
The Offering of the old stock mas pesn
quite light. and previous prices nave pee'
fulv sustained especially when the 10
bacco was sweet, while the funked soous
are selling very low. Some exec het \,
| prices were obtained, as the reports VII,
| show. and the desire 10 get an the Soou
| tobacco possible was manifested very
| plainly. as the sales closed hrm up 10
! the last hogshead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, ApriI A.-NO duCIIUH
Private sales: FilleYs. 6s: smokers. l6:
wrappers. II; dark leaf, 4. Total, 100 hoSs-
Revenue collections: Cigars and ctga-
rettes. sl.6i7.s6 tobacco, S2,0SO.3. Iotal.
s., siS2a
10 bright or dark loose offerings to-day.
Good sales tomorrow:
The award OF the Brooklyn maynard
contract for 10000 pounds OF
manufactured tobacco TO Messrs.
Butler 6 Bosher. this city, mas
possibly had something 10 30 WIN
he Increased demand for old MI
ers to-day. The demand for smokers;
filters. and wrappers to-day was unusual
for a Monday. Prices show no change:
Mr. q. H. Lindenberger. OF LOUISVILLE
XIV was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
rr ,prcX-TITE TOBACCO MARKET.

GAINESVILLE. TENN. April 20
Receipts this week, 1,02l hogsh@adsi breaks
This week. 40 hogsheads; sales, ~ hogs-
heads. -. .,.,,,.,
for ali better grades Of leaf, duh ana
weak for low grades and tobacco in solt
condition. The reflections were large
sgaIn-fully ~ per cent. Of the oretins,s.
were old tobacco. and 46s hossheads
now tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

EILHMOND, n, NVrII - tl'7
or rings.-Wheat. $50 bushels. Corn
white go bushels. $500,
Salps-Wheat. 20 bushels. Corn-White
go bushels. -s-o.
Ouotatlons. --Whoat-Tongberry. 6191oc. 4:
mixed. eGa50c: shOrtberry, tJHs0c;; No :
rsd. zoe. Corn-Nhite, Virginia Sl
"a PC. No. .. white. J3N5s lie; NO. =
mixed. 81 l-2G52c. Oats-No. mixed,
q i-2G25c.; No. mixed, 80 i-2a2ic. win
Ter. S5d2sc.; Rye-5s d6Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

tween the close Of Saturday ana the open
ing to-day was undoubtedly owing 10 the
Liverpool sdvices. which reported excite
mens with the second advance there
Dry weather In the Southwest was also
talked of. and the prospect was for a
very large decrease In the visible supply.
The Disappointment ,. oyer the deerea .s
amount OF what on passage further
weighed in the feeling during the morn
ing. The closing Continental cables were
all higher.
May wheat improved from 81 liz 20
81 i-sc.. sod between 81 - and 81 Lite,
and closed Mt 81 s-sc.--i 3-sfn lie higher
than saturday Cash wheat was lc. per
bushel higher In the car-lot branch. No
large lines were worked
Corn-The corn contingent believed that
they were to have share In the D nents
Of the revived speculations. as exhibited
by the broadening OF tho wheat market.
With this idea in mind prices started IN
with an advance corresponding TO that OF
the neighboring pit. Finding that halt
was IN order. the sentiment changed 10
agree with II, and the demand became
less active. rally at ihe close was the
result OF covering by local shorts MAY
corn opened at 4s Sac, sold between ~
and a i-2c., and closed at ~ i-ic.-3-tc.
higher than Saturday. Cash corn was lc.
per bushel higher.
oats were moving In the channel OF
the other grains. the opening whiri mt
ing prices ic. over Saturday. reaction
get IN. winch was feDnrfri Uiptc Pfo-
nounced by an increase of $500 bushels
in the visible supply. Elevator people
wers buying March. but Il was not proba :
bic that their sales of July exceeded their
purchases OF the nearer option. May
closed i-sc lower than Saturday. Cash
oats were l-4c. per bushel high early.
hut lost the appreciation later.
Provisions--Product leaned on the grain
markets to certain extent today, sho"
ing some strength during the morning.
notwithstanding adverse conditions ot tn.
wards. From the highest point estab-
| iished carly there were recess!ons. but y
fairly firm feeling was prevalent most on
f'ature occurred during the session. The
close was sal liz per cent. higher than
saturday for May pork. l-ec. higher for
MAJ lard. and lie. higher Tor May
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

ABINGDON, VA, April 2.--tspseiahr
Nh. clearinghouse OF Jonn ELLISON,
thrifty coIored man OF TINS place wa
burned last night. Ellison was ius'Vv
from Justice. having been 'naiets" 10
Illicit traffic in liquor. me mouse nn
been fired the night previous ou' 'ne ="
was extinguished. Suspicion poin'en
i,iIIsor himself as the incendiary. ana
aI,hou,h a guard was set ON the wa,eh
,hs second attempt at burning was sue
csssf,,I The loss Is about $3.50; insa
rsnce 81 900. Ellison was arrested I'm
evening and lodged In Jail here. he nss
.,oIen n horse after burning hiS mouse
and escaped across the line into zen
nassee. where he was captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
COLLISION on THE n. q w. II. H.
supervisor STANLEY ana N"""''
EmpIoyccs slightly Injured

Employees SIEht'!
ROANOKE, VA. April 22-'Speei'ii'
4 freight train and material tram cor
,,sos ,bis afternoon between Montvaie
and Blue Ridge. on the Norioih anu
Western. There were about forty hshuS
on the material train. and quite nun,
her Of them were slightly Injured. pu,
none seriously. Supervisor Stanley Oh
the I,vnchburg Division, was tns man
who received the worst injuries out Il.
was not seriously hurt. Physie,a's WIZ
from this city to the scene OF 'he WYNN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. April 22.-Receipts-
Cattle. 200: sheep. 81; hogs, 100 head, ,Oo
Sales--Clttle. 80: sheep. 90; hogs. ~"
head. o .
n,e,iium TO good l-2di l-fc., gross; corn,
mon 10 fair. 2d3 l-fc., gross; bulls, i-S@
&C., gross: sheep. suic., gross hogs, %
& l-tc.. net: spring lambs. sac. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD. April 22.-Northern
Central e. 3-iTf6s; Baltimore and ONO
Southwestern frsts, l05 IL, bid; Consoli-
dstet, Gas stock, g l-,ass 3-i; do, bonds,
SIS, 100 3-l9lC5 10; SIS. lls, bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
ou.rt.riy Methodist Conference

IGHTFooT. JAMES CITY 49,.
TY. VA. April s2.-tspeciai,- sa ,ui.0,'as
las, the Second Quarterly conierehee
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sou'h'
was held at Helton church. this county
Dr. A. G. Brown. elder, OF East i''@"-
mond District, presiding
The circuit was well represented ny 'u
officials. The affairs, both spiritual anu
financial. OF the circuit were reported az
fair. Rev. Dr. Brown al II O'Clock a. VI
preached an able sermon.
The farmers are making preparations
for corn and other crops. The melon crop
is thought TO be larger than ever before.
This crop has well-nigh done away WIN
tie peanut The county candidates Tor
The different officers. as nominated py
the late Democratic convention held IN
williamsburg. end reported In the Dis
patch, are hard at work, and the pros
pect Is that AT last the good old county
will be controlled by Democrats. which
will be the first time for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUSl-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
I'm Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON, d. c.. April a.
IrlIp forecast for Virginia and North
'n'" Carolina: Fair weather. preceded
by showers near the coast; west
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
erly winds.

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warm in the forenoon, fol-
lowed by heavy thunder and rain-storm
in the afternoon and cooler weather at
night.
GAnAo IL thorfnnr,1 aka
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

as Austin avenue to the Ch'ckahominy
swamp was continued over 10 the next
term OF the court for hearing.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

Cards, Heads. etatsnens. Lstter
Heads NoIe-hesds, CircuiaIA Handouis
Dodrers. &C.. printed BY the DispAtes
company At low prices- WIN give yo'
FOOD work At same prices you pay FOR
Interior work. Send W your orders sne
We will guarantee Satisfaction N svsss
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL I'D.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New
Work merchandise and passengers;
George ". Allen & Co, agents.
schooner George W Anderson. Gale,
Phila1 iuhia. coal. s. II. Halves q Co.
schooner George r. Nineland. Abbott,
Philadelphia. coal; S. VI. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer pOcahouias. Graves, norfolk.
nerchandiee and passengers; Irwin Weisi-
ger. sup .rintendent ,,
Schooner Ida J. Lewis. Soiners. Phila-
De phia Via Bermuda Hundred ties; Nes-
sci Curtis n Parker.
Schooner Emma H. Shaw, Corson Balti-
more via Claremont. lumb r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

pNRI OF NV FNTtT NV - NTIII 1T
CBy telegraph)
ARRIVED
British steamship whitehall. 81. Vim
cent ,,
British steamship Empire. Phlladei-
phia.
nan1ind. -,
Portuguese bark AtianticO. New York
schooner JoriD r. Burt Fan River.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Providence
schooner Charles f.. TuGle. Providence.
Schooner t. =. Dyer, Providence.
Schooner Walker Arlington, Provl-
d'nce.
schooner l.. 4. Rohy, Boston
schooner Eva u. Douglass, Boston.
Pgrcr Gaiatea, New Haven.
BARGE Mayflower Fail River.
SAILED.
British steamship App0mattox, London.
Schooner l.. a. Dyer. LcnoNville, y. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

cash quotations: Flour was very stron8'
holders asking Zoe. advance over saiut-
day. but buyers somewhat inaluefent
red 81 i-lc No. corn. isNis lac. 10.
oats. - s-ic Pork. sl2I l-2Itl2t1.
Lard. 1890 s6s IL. short-riP s,Is''
sT 1880 Short clear sides, @.5 ~
a. eO NhfzL Il 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

Mr.. Alexander Harthllrs circular, dated
louisville April 10Th. says The CON
tinrance of dry weather led to another
weeks light receipts, although, that made
little difference In the total large oher-
ings of 4.j24 hOgsheads, against l.ols hogs
heads last week. with the original hogs
heads and reviews being within Few
hogsheads Of the offerings OF last week.
Offerings OF Burley for the week;
This Week. LAST Week.