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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FsyIfE subscriber DESTROYS Of selling at private sale,
any of the property hereinafter described, to-wit:
The House and lot, the of Main and Front
streets. occupied by John W illianssn a store
\ building Iot with an old house il, Main street,
adianIng above named lot on the ea@ ani aJ9Inng
the ,l,rae -tar. brick lately bg Jah BARTON
b1iln, lot. Main =treet,adjoninc the proper
" Of Armstrong Grnes the wes running aacA ABOUT
$50 feet to an alley, and having the advantage OF ten loot
alley extern ling the front agas Is whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The nroDertv where resides. consisting ri good. well
fn shed bfIck dwelling house. nearly ~" The mann yl1l
w - b. 3 feet. tho first hooT- With
passage or entry. Kitchen milk house. wash house all OF
brick good roomy stable. and other out buildings
OF good quality. Excellent water roomy, dry and airy
cellar: about tvo and half of ground, or less
quantity to purchasers fruit trees Of various
k5,4. The situation surpassed hy any The place.
tar nea -antnes4 Il well calculated for private resi-
eare ami vet Is the business part "f the
ana yy34 be good situation for boarding house Ihs
caav te undersigned improved expressly for h'- own per
f,aaa4t residence AMI oeliet viii bear inspection
A., Farm p -tIatet sa5at : nudes from
tie 3tv directly Gcee1ffte Tsa; originally one3
an improved l FJclctcS Hoover, aa -f1re finrI n pa
l4 II a..av. The sltu7ian uasaaIlg hHe; has On IL
several strong and failing ~ta-s: "A excellent ~"
rar coastinz 800 treCs, embracing good 'eety
O fe4it.
Te terms af sale any above named property
wal he far aa aara], price aaa t4aae hose DIS
posed - purchase property. respectfully invited -
can an ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond Fsftn Month .al, ISL. 2Du
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~ OTICE.-Fha nex, Of the sa14ssbet's school,
y VIII commence O Wednesday. the 21th of this
mouth, May Instruction will be given III OripsraPhy
Reading Writing mental aud practi.lI Arthmeti: Gram
modern History, natural moral PM
asophy, Astronomy, Botany. 81. PLAIN AMI Ornamental
nee IIe-yvo6G, VIII also receive attention.
Tuition per quarter, $3.50
EMILY I. kNOWLTON.
Richmon /, May 20, 1872. 20:2!
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StIfe of Iuiiana, RtR3ol3h County:
Randolph Circuit Court, september Term, 1912

N|JII1
Philip Dooher,)
Donol B)ohers
ME above named Daniel Bo1hnr hereby notjel,
that tho 18th day of June. 1911, writ Of dpnas
tie attachment, duly ISSUED again-t his goods, chats
rights, Credits moneys, and effects lands and tencmen4
the above entitled salt, BY Clerk SAID Randolph Cir
cult Court directed the Sheriff of said of Ran
dol that the said has been returned by said Sheriff
executed on the following lanl, to-vt: the South last
quarter of the South East quarter of Section SIX Township
No twenty, North of Range twelve Fast containing forty
the property ofhm, tho said Daniel 5ooher; that
said wrtis pending said Randolph Circuit Court
said Defendant hereby required appear and defend
the win be determined 10 h- absence
Attest: GEORGE w. MONKS, Clo,k
May p, 1912. 81 2l-23
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yz,IF next term Of tIis Insiusion viii commence on
I u,.Hav The 30th of the present month. (Aiay) and
.-,+e.,e treise weeks The Seminary i provided with
good Philosophical Astronomical, AMI CaemicsI Appar-
- rr,4rfa~-fazii=h Brancacz. from = % = %
Ta-.-ez IS o. No Ieaa-tio fro these prices Tor ab-
senre except in cases o. pfosTartel sickness.
f. VALE, Principal.
Cear.rlc, May 10Th. 1872. 1885,
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GOOD NJ-2A-s-J
CHEAP TAILORING!

ME subscriber would respectfully inform the pubic
tina: above business ~ the room ABOVE
Wright Ferylsoa'= Store, Main Street, where he u
ready 10 work nj Iiia Al reduced prtces
n5-LgHsER and country produce VII be taken IN ex-
change for work. MATTHIAS CON IE.
Richmond, April 20, 1872, II:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

The u. s. FRIGATE CUMBERLAND, which has
been upon the stocks for about Il years. is now
ready for launching at the navy yard IN Charles
ton. This fine ffiga,e i Of the largest class, being
abou, 100 tons burthen, and is pierced tor o.
guns.
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S CHI DOL 30 0kS.

NEtehei's Geography AMI Alas; Eclectic Rea9rrs
iabott's, PJAs'. Davies, Rays >frih'- Arithmetic
htfAham's, Smiths, AMI Couleyes Gramtsar.
Elementary and Comtey's Sae44fas Box
v alheE's ani Ne5>te1's Dictionary
tamstatk's Philosophy ana Chemistry
baFseu'@ Geography the Heavens.
1olaafn's aud Bonnycastle's ALGEBRA
,'ahS castles heasuralian: Marray's Readers.
Nttrbel's Geasra pbjraI Reader.
Paper, lnk. Quus &c. For sale. liz
II. L. HOLLOW
Richmond, Jan. 7,h. Ist2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

THE PREsIpENc4.-A Safe Convention to
n )nn1te' the Hon J lmas 3 Ichlnan, for the next
Presidency. has been reconm snded BY meetings
l1te,y held in CInheraui. Cniumh.a, aud other
coIrtIcs of this State PHI In Sea.
va are too late, gcntlgm en--Mr. Van BIrcn
has torcs,alIol your m1rket.-Col. Joa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
Florida War.

The Secretary of War has announced tho ter
animation of this intermlEabie The Indian
force IS not over one bundled warriors. To
guard against their depredations a small force Is
necessary; consequently the army there Will be
reduced, the sending Of further supplies stopped,
the naval fJrcc Withdrawn, &c.
We question very much, however. whether We
DO not hear Of further massacres. But a small
force viii do as much now as Il large one. and, we
t.ink, the Foridians have f,tiened long enough
ihis At least So lhInk the Grand Jnrv,
Madison county, Of this Territory, who, IN their
Prcsenimcnt, say:
Prcscatneat Of the Grant Jury, of Madison
county, Ftorida.
Eve arc aware that militia have been tried in
this anI proved unsuccessful; that frauds to
a large amount have been committed; that i'm
mense sums of money have been expended and
Squlndered by sycophantc and corrupt agents.
for whose nets We hold the Govcrnment feSponsi-
BILE"
we assert that 1t IL exclusively a war Of the
United States, Instigated and brought upon us by
the b'uuicrin. and careless acts Of the heads OF
Departments at Washington city
KIP GLovEs--No OrrEScE.-At n recent term
If The Court at Bermuda. an assIZa Sermon
preached. The Grand Jury sworn in, and
then 1t was announced that there were no indict-
mcnls or resenfments or civil suits for The ia
RES and they were discharged. Tho Provost
MlislnI then presented the Chief Justice pair
Of irhite XII Gicrcs. IN accordanGe with an an
clcnt custom, where there rs NJ cIvlI Or criminal
case on the docket for trial This Is said 10 he
The first instance of the kind IN the Lands.
!T!rIHJo II B~r lint the steamboat Corsair
arrived a-t night from Ghenn, says the Ctocn-
netI Chronicle Of Saturday. relates curious IN
cIdent. In tho d no river beIo*, they cspicd
lar2e Dear swimming the river The mate and
his c3rnpnnrl pat of IN sklT wish dctcrgni~
nalion to capture Brnn. The gentleman, how
ever made a sturdy resistance. Al length they
iyad roFo around his head aud carried The 9th
er end to the steamboat. Then began a pretty
.itie scene. Tho steamboat proceeded AMI
Mr. Brun followed c,rlecessjttfc. lie was
hauled in, when his first preceding TO climb
The upper deck, and put TO fight all the Ioungefs
~ lhus0 regions. The end was, he was killed, and
proved to be quite a magnificent fellow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
TO APOLOGY ron ,vIGs-ofa1l The reme5ie.

NTO APOLOGY FOR wIGs-1fa all the remedies
ever devised for the preservation Of the hair,
has been found equal to JAYNES HAIR TONIC. in
deed has proved itself nfahlo reventinp the h.r
from filling Off and viii positively by ia thnl appca
nineteen cases of every twenty, produce fun and
uriant head Of hair.
rIease read the following from the Saturday Evening,
Post OF Sept I'm, 1888:
UAIR T9Sc-We call the attention the afflicted witt,
premature badness, the excellent Hair Tonic prepa-
BY Dr. Jayne Of this city. Having ourselves
speak Of its virtues by experience and
tiazfy pronounce invaluable remedy prevent tho
falling off Of the hair, and from
6ne, healthy appearanceWe can also speak from person.
al knowledge friends no veto
predlspozed badness, who by the Of Jaynes Hair
Tonic. have Iuxuuant hair. We have disposition
puff, Unfortunately all kinds Of remedies,
which flesh Is heir but when have tested tho
virtue OF article, are free TO say good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

Fanertl S.r7soa Of NJ w. Ga 5 fa1,y
last. saws the u,Eerstova (M1l News. the tlae-
raj sermon OF ,hs Hon IL y. W.-a ~ts preach
ed bv the Row. Mr.. Hlrrjs, IN SnuhsblrG IA this
county. Soma way started renrrt thtt n aud
Stanlv had mot upon tho field If h'aor; aud that
Mr. WISE had been killed The reverend 4enta
man took 1t up m oral,zad upon the sin o letting
orr "aurrv passions rise" severely repreheu Ted
the practice of dueGting, alluded 10 the agency Of
Wise in the death OF Ciliey, and ramtrked that
'now he (Wlse) himself lies mnlljoring 10 the
cold and sIen, tomb" Mr.. Wise - Vet hviag,
and we hope stll wthin the pale Of repaatanee
Bait. Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

HR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-This in 7aluabIe
medicine daily erecting Of the
wonderful that have been known. All
vino nave used lor Asthma Cough, Splitting Of Blood,
Plearizv Haareness, Pain ami the Breast
cuty Breathing, and other disease Of the LII NGS
aud BREAST, and do It's Isel1lness.
Il stands Infvaledit staHas pre-enIineutTRY and
viii be forced to ackno.eg thai It's virtues hare not
be 0UeTTated that stands far above and be-
y1n1 reach ofcoPeton that II IS the Only reasonable,
Only natural and the only truly s1rces=u method of ar
resting and curing diseases o the Pulmonary Organs.
Extract Of certificate from The Rev Or Babcock, late
President Or tie Wntertlile College, Maine:
..Ffon1 intimate personal acquaintance with DR.. ID.
JAYNE stldent Of the AeIeal nITefsity Of Penn
experience succession ctioHer Of rned
cine, prepared sppesciate tive nunpeross
nlaa4alS % different medca much
esa h zaY MAJORITY those
tesse.ls f9yg-ed. Of family,
and 3se personally. have realized
te4r 1asoasts sntcjg,4ton They they profess
10 tlIptly prepared
tor alicLe Of haaaa Diseases know
lev highly uaJ fsetssrly prescribed, BY
II respectable resar practitioners of
cgy an3 eIsersf AID do
- them vasrle 1T lItsoa
3ea and ae sell eiaeafy asefi reInedy Tor ths
dtsea= ed.'
RUFUS BABCOCk, Jr.
III. Nicholas Hanis. IF aa~acoae the Fnfst
Ba tt ri Fhiiade phie ees perfectly eufed
- suffered fof sixty Asthma,
when hitherto bafed tine skill of nf the best Psyst
clans Of city. Miss Mary Campbell If Faystte CO.
Pa cured Of Asthma Of eib'csi years standing
~ this * peetorant-
Fnay what the public long desired, medicine
this kfad which might depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered 70 the and can be had Of
JAMES X DUGDALE,
Jy1y 81. I5iI.-29-iy RicrsoNn, Ia,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

Thonls Ell, coIored man, died at Union VII
inge. y j., on the lst inst, at the great age OF
I0i! Ga the sunday preceding his death he
walked miles 10 attend Divine worship.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

O. Friday last newspaper was received At
the Troy y Y. ole. which the postmaster. on
opening, found TO contain one pair Of mttlens four
wreaths OF hair, q lot Of rib5au5s, two pms and
one curl.
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Election Notice

via. HiotAhoieFs Of shs Richmond II, ij,- ami A.,
u''ctAFlnS on2any vii hold an el-co, on Sf-,I-
taf, the siNta OF next month. Al t,eir on, ~ c $50.
directors tor the ensuing year. -
ELI BROWN, Ser.v
'+' '''''''' A''l' i9t- 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

4 hens egg has heen sent to Us by Mr.. j. A.
Johnson, the produce of his pnultv yard, which
weighs jIst The breed OF hens is called the
NormDn.--Peoria Register.
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MORE News The number Of cats in England
Is estimated at ,, 632 0oa--and the Lancaster Ex-
amlneF estimates the number Of dogs il PeunsyI-
wanna at 100000, and recommends tina, as many
hogs be substituted IN their places.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

'rne proscn; number of convicts IN the Con
nacticut State P5tsan il II, Profits of the past
wear, Sl3 0J0 over aoJ above the expenses of the
prison.
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DRY Goods, Hardrare, Groceries,

DC &c.
The selected by himself with great care,
especially market; and he hatters himself that he
win be bile 10 sell the GHEAPEsT for CASH.
f-The public respectfully invited to call aud eXa-
Ricb,no.,3 FifIb Month lst 1911 INF
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EFiiETINE.

DEFAIETiNG.
The organ of lncofo-o.sui \ this place, in its
rahd course has w,ntunlv held up To pnbic ami
mIdycrson AMI rtdlcule tho case Of every Wing
who Is known 10 have dcCtuIted, in order that po-
iiiical capital might thereby be made. Know
inr the very vulnerable condition of It's own par
" ON this sutiact, we took occasion to advert to
one two prominent cases to begin with, which
the managers Of that corrupt concern would glad
" conceal. For this we have been assaulted IN
the most uaiigu1ni manner. by the bell weath her
Of the iocotocos, who Is destitute Of principle
: ne IS known to be wanting 10 means to replace
the money which he has frauduIenty ahstt acted.
The FIST case Of this kind which occurred 80
mind and quite notorious one too, was that
81 honest Wtn. j. Brown. tx Secretary Of State.
FMS default Is predicated the fact Of his hay.
ing drawn money from tho State Treasury for
the purchase OF Il large amount OF books, as state
Lrbrariln bat which purchase was not made &C.
corsIng 10 the instruction, Of the Legislature -
Tho money thus avn was made use ct by
Brown for his own individual use and not for the
public. The whole % the evidence IN this case
shu,l hc forthcoming when the proper time arrives
Wapn It comes before the public 1t will not he In
The form Of a coat Of JrttemISt on the character
uf the garlty cuiPriI.
In addition 10 tho above. Brown is known 10
navc cmbcz.cd a considerable amount of money
While acting as Deputy Clerk of the District
Court Of the United States, for which satis!ac
tory account has been given So far as Is known to
''t, PNp'c'
we 'oF"e'' ~ '.,'' ''''' '','e' va
Duct HIS slime and bHlngsglto IN the last Sen
incl, is passed bg UNDECIDED, The foul assertions
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

lZaJ. - .lIaI EEAA EE AsIs
Has from Philadelphia and has opened, at
his old stand, Corner Of Main and Pearl Streets,)
new and complete of Merchandise consisting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

A Coon SuGGEsrIoS-rh Philadelphia Ga
zot,e suggests tn, editors and politicians should
in 10 forming a society for tho discountenan.
eng aud abJ!lshmont of intemperlte language.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

Within the last seven years ninety millions Q
loliars have gone - England from the Cnite
States, for iron.
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Navne County Seminary.

Richmond. F.ftn Month !ns!, ISL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-01
Correspondence of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE. August 81. 1912


BALTIMORE, August 81, 1912.
Mr.. EDITOR -
At meeting of the Wing Convention, the follow
ing gentlemen were nominated to represent the City
Of Baltimore in the next Legislature, viz John
L. Cary, S. H. Tagart, w. H. Watson, d. S. Swee-
ney, and Charles M. Keyser In this ticket there is
combined variety of talent and if elected, will,
have no doubt, attend well to the interests Of our
State and city.
The Rev ]. N. Maffitt has advertised to COM
mence regular course of lectures on the mind
Tickets for the course 81. AS he is favorte ora
torhere am inclined ITO think that the speculation
will be good one
The Front street Theatre will be opened on the
10th September under the management of Mr. Will.
lard, favorablv known in the theatrical world
A still further decline has taken place in -four 1t
is selling now for S4,75; Howard street holders ask
SIS for City Mills, but no sales have taken place.
The tendency is to decline still further.
A fire occurred up Baltimore street this morning
at o'clock; which, as am informed, destroyed a
cooper shop, situated near Pine street.
The final passage of the tariff has already given a
perceptible impetus to business Men at least look
as if they had better hopes.
The Protest of Captain Tyler, which we have,
but which have not perised, said to be curious
document, and bears down on Hon. John @. Adams
heavily. The weather continues fine Yours,
RoDKRICK.
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clsred viii of the people by these the people, that
have been clothed with the high powers which they
oesn charged with the solemns responsibility I'M
der which those powers to be exercised II is to them
conscientious discharge of the duties which they have
imposed upon me- 1t is individual merely that
am now called upon to resist the encreschmen Of
consuuuonai power represent the executive authori
ty oil the people of the United States and il Is in their
name whose mere agent and servant am and whose will
declared their fundamental law, dare not were
inclined to disobey thst protest against every attemu
to break down the undoubed constitutional of h
oePslien. ""hou' solemn amendment Of that funda-
am determined to uphold the Constitution in this M
in other respects to the utmost of my ability in def
ance OF all personal consequences What NAV happen 10
individual is Of little Importance but the onatution
of the country or OF and clear principles and
cumsances whatever, by those who charged with IFS
protection and defence Least of all should he be held
guiltless who placed at the head Of of the great
Departments Of the Government, should shrink from
the exercise Of its unquestionabe authority the
important occasions, and should consent, without srug
gle TO eace all the barriers carefully created by the
People control and crcumscrbe the powers confded
their agents. may be desirable, as the majority
of the House OF Representatives has declared is that
such checks upon the will of the Legislature should be
suffered continue. This is matter for the People and
States to decide; but until they shall have decided
shall feel myself bound to execute without fear or favor,
the law as has been written by pre- iecessors
Iprotes against this whole proceeding of the House Of
Representatives as ex parte and extra ndcis protest
to be condemned only upon fair and impartial trial ac-
cordng law and evidence before the country protest
against it, destructive Of all comfy of intercourse be-
the Departments fths Government and destined
later eado conflicts fatal to the peace Of the
country and the integrity Of the Constitution protest
against it, in the Of that Constitution, which is not
only my shield of protection and defence but that of
every American citizen. protest against it, in the
do and whose authority exercised the power which
| am charged with having usurped, and to whom
am responsible for firm and faithful discharge,
ding my convictions of duty of the high steward
ship confded to me by them protest against it in the
proceeding tending to the utter destruction of the
checks and balances Of the constitution and the
ating in the hands of the House Of Representatives
bare jorty of Congress for the time being
troed and despotc power. And respectfully ask that
this my Protest. may be entered upon the Journal Of the
House Of Representatives solemn and formal
ton for all time to come of the injustice and unconstu
tionalty of such proceeding.
JOHN TYLER.
WARRINGTON August 80, lS42.
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Phllndelphla,
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
PHILADELPHIA, August 81,

PHILADELPHIA, August 81, 1912.
Mr.. Atwill, late of the Evening Journal, and for
merly from your State. Iperceive has out proposals
for a new wing two cent afternoon paper 1t is un-
derstood to be devoted mainly to the advancement
of the claims of Mr.. Clay to the presidency, and it
is said will enjoy the services of SOLVER Old
school, of the u s. Gazette, in its editorial columns
Mr.. A is very amiabe, gentlemanly young man,
and for so lately among us, enjoys largely the
good feelings of the community.
The Protest and Tariff Law reached here to-day,
were issued in an extra, and have been very gen.
orally read. The Protest is one OF the Presidents
most popular papers, and cannot fail TO more closely
endear him to the people
A committee of one hundred and fifty, it is said,
will leave the civ tomorrow morning for Whining
ton, 10 escort such of the WING members OF Con-
gress to this city may incline TO accept the invita-
ton lately extended to them The object, 1t is I'M
derstood, is to revive the old coonskin enthusiasm
II won't do, gentemen--you can't come it a second
time, soon after the first.
A story is circulating to-day that ]. @. Adams
means to deliver an abolition address in the State
House yard, on his arrival here tomorrow after
neon, and that some of the disorderly mean to mob
him. cannot believe that such dlsgraceful proceed
ings will be attempted, much less that they will be
allowed.
On Saturday afternoon, about two o'clock, a
small boy named William Anthony, between five
and six years of age, becoming entangled in the
machinery connected with the hosting windlass Of
Yard, had his thigh broken, and was otherwise SO
dreadfully bruised as to survive only until nine
O'Clock the same evening. He was an interesting
and intelligent child, retaining his senses up to
within an hour Of his disease, and detailing dis
tinctly his sufferings would permit, the in
which he received his injuries.
About 200 persons were discharged yesterday by
Judge Randall, of the United States District Court,
on their final petitions in bankruptcy. These are
the first in this district who have completed their
course in other words, prosecuted their petitions
to a final discharge from all their debts and liab-
lities, incurred previous TO filing the same.
understand that G. f. Bruei has been appointed
Appraiser in the place of Richard Coe, and that the
Senate has confirmed the nomination. Mr. BueiI
was in the custom house under the administration
OF Mr.. " B. He is, l believe, brother-in- law to
late Postmaster Page
A small amount of business was done in stocks
to-day-prices not much changed. Flour is dnll at
So; Wheat, Pennsylvania reds, 80 to 95; Southern,
80 TO 50. Other grain same as last week