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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-10
LUMBER.
URIF THE BLOOD!
N0EFiT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND rHENrx
BiTTERS

The b;zh and enSsed celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired fer their invsrfabie
efficacy IN all tie diseases which they profess to cure.
has rendered the usual practtce pHtrins Dot emily
unnecessary. bnt unworthy II them. They are ka1wn
~ their fruits; their god works testify foe them,
ard they tEr3ve rot by The tsIth q the erelusons
IN ALL CASES nF Asthma. Aenie and Chrnrie
Rh~umaiism. Affections OF Bladder aud Aid
ncyS. Eiilias. Fcvers and Liver Complaints.
In ske saata sHd sest. where these diseases prevail
they viii Re f9an& invaYas5He Planters Farmers
sna others. who aace Use the asI.cines will never
afterwards Re vf;i7suf tAcm.
Dyspep-ia.Ss person with this distressing disease
Should dear usiEaS these Tsest3Ciaes immediately
Efup,icas Of The s.ia, Ervsirs.as- EIain,sscy.
Fever ard 4 .ae. Fer this source q the western
eustTy, these medicines viii be founa safe sTsesy
Az5 certain remedy. Other mctiriacs leave the
syssssn subject 10 return of the i~ease-a cure by
these medicines Is Eesusaeat-TRy THEN BI SAT-
IsrtEn. AND HE CURED,
Nerrurai Diseases Never f,iis 10 eradicate
casigeiy 81 the tssfs ef aeTsuTy inanG,eIy
thaa the nssst FoveFfGf pFeparAta at SArsagarta
Night >wfaf.. Nersea< Debility. Nsryess
Complaints 81 all Kinds. Organic Aff-ctisus
Polarization q the Hears. Paiaser.s CheiIe.
r5Tsa Ct Piles % IS years stanslag by TIE use
* ssese Lie Meiislae< zscpe. Worms % all ssns.
are sseesEzlgr expelled ~ tae 2esacine. Psrears
VIII % assl 10 administer them Whenever their
exisiracs j. ssspeetet- Relief zilI be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PuESIx afTTEgs
Parity the ssos ss-s re-1ve az diseases srar.
Ire syssefa stnsss tFz{ ~stI Slsceth LIFE FILLS
lisa IN tAe estissssaass = sc lestisnt-
SrFFepzre4 AMI ~
DR. WILLIAM MorFAT.
Els BrsaSrzs esr HsrsA ST. ger Ts~a.
FOR SALE ~ r. .EExAMAN GO.
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McRRvDE. 4 Sill.
AGENTS ron
SILL. 81 BOWEN'S
NOTICE.

I. hereby r;vr- ists vli re iss day q Ts-,ry,
1851. spsy 80 the ssensfai Lard orre Tar s2lt-sts
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

~
The premium obeainod Oh the loan, whlcA Is ah ave,
rage of Sis per cent for eix per cent STOCK, and
which amounts in the aggregate, TO one hundred ana
tw. thousand seven aundred AKA thirty -i0ur
dollars ano fifty cents will be suihcent, II 50 applied,
u In, the sxeess of Indebtedness over the two million
Eve husdred thousand dollars, and 10 thus eAngath
saiirul, the floating indebtedness OF the State.
Tie popular vote by which this new loan was au
thor,zed is such as to show that while the people Of
Nsw-York bgye ever been prompt 70 meet all just
Obligations they will be likely again 70 sanction
DE ent OF any debt not authorized 10y the Ccnst
tuition aud the laws, matter for what purpose or
under what circumstances incurred The act vi April
O. 1859 which prohibits the creation OF ANY similar
ebl. atoms IN future, doubtless contributed much to
induce the PEOPLE to authorize the pay meet OF those
which eAifted. The provisions OF that law might, III
N, opinion properly be extended 80 as 10 atix PEN
Any TO the creation Of any such Indebtedness Ia ti-
tAie THIS would efeetuaily carry out tue constitu-
pons Isehibton, and prevent the people CT the State
from ever again being placed IN the dilemma OF pay
Mg M Unauthorized debt or seeniugly mourning The
sam Of Reputation. s.i-
The interest OH the Canal Commissioners drafts has
been paid the first of July, 1852 Provision should
b naae for that which accrued from that date to the
2Gh Of december, tue day named by the auditor foi
tie payment OF the principal.
Tie whole amount VI receipts from tells, rent oil
surplus aud Interest current canal revenues
SuIihg the year ending September 80, 1859, was
ST. e5gs79 Is against SzU72 2 IS the previous year.
lie expenses S1S 96 against 81 ,O7S.S7S "
the previous year.
from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
y. he se.o.e s.a A..emuy.

~ the Sero.e ssd Assembly.
hk especially incumbent upon all who are engaged
In susie afsis,o acknowledge taeir Dependence upon
ths Auihor Of all Good and 70 supplicate His favor
ana bl.ssng lie, us therefore, in proceeding ~ tue
ihcbarge OF The highly responsible rusts whica have
been committed 70 ne, invoke He divine ad that Tic
VIII crown with success all the efforts 10" shall be
made in any department of the Government Tor the
material intellectual, and religious improvement Of the
people.
Conforming my action 70 requirement OF our writ
I'm Constitution, now proceed 10 communicate TO the
LEGISLATURE the condition of the State and to recon-
mend the adoption Of such measures AZ deem eXpe-
dent. . 49,, -.
ns nded debt Of the State amounts to-. sls ssS as
Of esvsS4 o.
= the General FUND debt snd.,,........ sS,ss7esi -
4. the tses debt.
The Canal debt, paying interest, il as follows:
l. The debt referred TO in srt section o, no Censta
lion being the debt existence the adoption OF tpat
in.trunc and to the payment OF the principal and a
Of with the surplus o the esneis 20 tne
Of . Ds, 20 annually devoted sieoS"s -
& fhe debt O. ntracied In 1854, in pursuance OF
abe amendment to article section ., oil the n ~ oO q.
s Vie debt contracted q, sund , period. since
ss = a .rss,oS To- oftSs con.tisution sasss %
The Dew iOsn contracted N pursuance OF the
vote OF the D. ople a. the election Ia November
sat TO pay he oostise debt. .........: 100000 "
1hs loan VI &, 5OO,OU0 has been will be applS,C
~ the pSy pent .
Ss( anal sners drafts. s.......,.. s2olsyl q
-'s seps &c n s...''' 800 Ie7sa 6
Award nsae b, Canal Appraisers prior to Jan. |,
I..s =, s,. non. on So o. g. Isss 1855
Balance q Us per s,u retained after deduetiDg
s ss~s s, 20, Nh'eH ais'' sna . siiooi 6.
- :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04
In 1851 ID. canal tunpsys wss....35e2 TSs e37J3y99
h, Ms2 tss ssuaI tuu,..se alAo57

G2in...............-....... 20, 'Oe p1<Jii1S
The tolls we're reduced in the Winter of 1872 10
meet the railway comI .tIuon anticip .ed from the re-
lease o; tue tolls On Isroais by the act OF lo5 The
tuunsge earned in 1852 would, upon she rates OF toll
as bxS were in 1851 have given revenue OF i,V0O-
co. The canal tunuage has been less tbau that
Of 1851 except in 1907, when IL was 1854, O6l or
Sxs 67U les. In 1858 the tanbage was IA S53 aud
ihs toll. s. i62 l9O the reduced rates OF 1872
A, tbs ,ates ,f nai the tons on the tuanays would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

Tie total amount of banking capital employed is
$ll0 $50 4t0 being increase Of $50 during
the scar.
The school system Of the State continues, under the
dnctou of the present Superintendent of Public In
s,yucton. to increase IN value and efficiency.
Tie Expenditures OF the year ending Sept 80, 1859,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-04

tho ,,;o, but IN many cases the officer who procured
tho sony,tion ia out Of Office has left the State, or Il
dead and M minutes of the testimony have been pre-
served Proserutng officers should be required 70 ne
in he Comfy Clerks Office the minutes OF evidence
taken by them. ~, ,..;or
The txreri nee acquired in performing this portion
Of nv duties has given me abundant evidence tuat our
criminal law grady needs amendment. As conccrns
the lepp III OF the sentences and the place OF P,is
eut FAR more discretion should be given to me judges.
Tb county praons and penentlarIes should, IN many
csses he .elected rather than the State Prisons Tue
uuni,bmep,s the i.v imposes upon ,ecnhica onenseS
are often far beyond that which the actual crIe erlS
and as general thing the terms should be shortened
aud more reliance be placed upon the certainty 'nah
the duration of punishment ,,.
In cauira cases applications for pardon or communal
ton are someines barred upon the alleged INSANITY Oh
the convict add II is then desirable that some asl
teresed person. skilled in detecting the various forms
of that di,ease should be commissioned 70 Visit Tie
nris, and make careful examination OF the msntal
condition OF the criminal For this aud other Purposes
connected with the exercise Of the pardonl'g power,
a small annual Appropriation should be maze
The report oi The Superintendent o, the Banking
Del artpeut, which will soon be pregcted to you will
eAbit in detail The operation of oar banking system
dur, the past year. II appears that during the fiscal
year three associations three individ tai BANKERS
bay- con meuced, and one indvidus banker has dis
CONTINUED the bu,iness Of bansing. The total amount
of securities be Id ia trust for basng associations aud
,ndiv DUAL bsnkers 3Uth of September, 1859, was
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by Decreasing the expenses OF operating them, and
by come advance in he Of tolls the Canals can &c
rendered much more productive.
The cost OF supenIendence and repairs for the last
five years has b. ell follows; - .
lss5........... sSs5 sS4 +6 lo52......S9teso 800 Is
Isa............. oo94vo 10 1G4,dio ~
T..l 10y .......,....... g. JOG 1913 IS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

Savers, as the friends of each consider the cour-
age and endurance of both have been sufficient
ly proved, and will therefore consent to it being
coAsfaerc,lta drawn battle.
{. B@,T The Jatancss embassyis expected to ar
rive in Washington this week.
4ecoSGREss.-T correspondent Of the 'afti-
more Sun, writing from Washington, on Mon
day last says:
The Senate. as was expected, found itself
without a quorum to-day, and adjourned over
to Wednesday, when it will probably still be
.quorumless, and unable to proceed with business
in consequence of the absence OF members. The
actual, though not formal. recess of the Senate
will be prolonged no doubt through the week.
A like suspension of business must commence
on the 14th of May, and continue for fortnight.
br n ring us to the LIST Of June. Congress will
then be impatient to terminate the session.
Thus, for practical legislation. beyond the erdi-
nary appropriations. the session is already at an
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
Ten DISTINGUISHED Performers.

The Ladies of St. Thomas Choir, aided by
their friends, have undertaken to make all suita-
bile arrangements for the reception and entertain
ment of the conspicuous guests who are about to
honor US with their presence also for the COM
fort and entire qualification Of their audience. "
REFRES HMENTS. abundant and choice. will
oc prepared in the two upper rooms of the Court
House, in charge Of the Ladies; the proceeds of
which will be applied to the main objects Of the
Concert. -, ,...s.
De purchased in Port Tobacco at the different
stores, and at Mr.. Dillahay's, Chapel Point, on
the three days preceding the Concert.
Children under 10 years Of age, half price.
Doors open at l-2 P. NJ
Nav 3. 1860 1t -..--t.- =.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
TCOMMUNICATED.7

J
Mr.. EDITOR: noticed in your issue of the
10Th ult. communication signed ..Pomonkey, .
in which the writer launches forth some severe
invectives against the last Democratic Legisla-
| ture, and holds up that body as altogether ig-
noring its democratic character, and lending it.
self to the preparation of the most arstocratic
and oppressive measures, and for his anathemas
he finds justification in the provisions of the act
passed at the last session in reference to the
spring fisheries on the Potomac Now do not
know whether it would not be better for me to
remain silent and let this much abused law vim
dictate itself; at least until authenticated intelli-
gence had reached me that some worthy citizen
had suffered wrong and injustice under its ope-
ration. But as your correspondent calls so
loudly for a response from some one of the dele
CATION from this county, and broadly intimates
that they were either culpable or at least negli-
gent sentinels upon the watch tower of the peo-
pies rights at the time when this law was pass
ed, have concluded that Justice to myself, to
say nothing of the other members of the leega-
ton, requires me to notice the allegations con-
tanned in his communication and endeavor to
set the public mind right upon this question:
But first permit me to say the gentleman is cor
rect in his assertion that neither Of the Delegates
from Charles was present when the bill was act
nation that they We're absent designedly, and
while he takes occasion to make the di claimer
Of his belief that they could be actuated by such
motives, by the remark that his knowledge of
the man would ignore any such imputation
yet I think you and the public will agree with
me that the compliment is but shabby. a1ne,ade
for the imputation. Nov to the law and the
testimony Has "Pomonkey' ever taken the
trouble to examine the previous law upon this
subject? cannot think he has. If he had,
know he would readily agree with me that the
last Legislature is justly responsible for but a
small share of the bitter denunciations hurled
against that body in his communication. He
will, l assure him, find that Mr.. Bryans bill of
the last session modified the then existing law in
but three or four particulars, and these quite
iumaterial TO tell the truth, l was rather as
touished that that gentleman should gravcly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
CONCERT

rT,HE GRAND CONCERT, announced in
i the last ISSUE of the ''Times,'' for the pur-
pose Of purchasing new Organ for st. Thomas
Church, will be given ,--
In PORT TOBACCO in the Court House,
on WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th.
Some Of the best musical talents have been en-
gagged for the ocr aston, so that the community
may rest assured that this Concert will far excel
any thing Of the kind ever before given in this
village The whole affair will be under the lead
ership of the renowned native vocalist.
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG,
Of the Clifton Family. so celeb rated for musical
genius, attended by quite a HOST OF STARS
of no ordinary magnitude and brilliancy in the
musical Internationally: - go
VOCAL. :. -. Two rich Sopranos,
One Alto,
Two &c Tenors,
s...e .. One sc Bass, t.s.E
INSTRUMENTAL. One brilliant Violin,
;itsat One sc Flute,
t.-.-F One &c Pianist,
One g Double Bass
making in all force of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
We find the following communication on an
interesting subject to many of our readers in the
Upper. Marlboro papers of last week:
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
PRINCE GEORGES CouNTy
PRINCE GEORGES County,
ApriZ "a, 1860.

PRINCE GEORGES County,
April "a, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR Major Trimble, the Engineer
in his last report to the President and Directors
of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany, has estimated the entire cost of the Roai
from Baltimore to the Potomac at 81 ,O56, ITS. ID
and has divided the route into five divisions
LIST. From Patapsco river to the intersection OF
the Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad fourteen
miles in length. I'd From the Annap polls Rail.
road, to Isaacs', nne miles. 3d. From Isaacs
to Upper Marlborough, eleven miles. 4th
From Upper Marlborough to Mattawoman
fourteen miles. 9Th From Mattawoman to the
Potomac, at the mouth of Pope's Creek. twenty
miles. Distance of the whole route, sixty-eieht
and three-quarter miles.
This last division will be extended few miles
further, as the Board of Directors determined to
make the southern terminus at Smiths Point.
opposite the mouth of Aqua Creek at the in.
stanceo of MIR. Edwin Robinson, one of the Direc-
tors from Virginia, for the purpose of forming
connection with the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Aqua Creek Railroad Although a
sufficient amount of stock has not yet been sub
scribed for, to justify the Directors to advertise
proposals for the whole route, yet the inquiry is
frequently made, why the Directors do not con-
tract for one or more divisions, lat least for the
grading and bridging) which would stimulate
the farmers on the line of the road to redoubled
efforts Now, the answer is simply this that
there has not been enough subscribed to justify
the Directors to break ground upon any one di-
vision, without applying the whole subscription
upon the entire route from Baltimore to the Pn-
tomac. If the stockholders, at their annual
meeting, on the first Wednesday of June next,
will indicate their assent to the Board to COM
mence at some point, by which connection can
be had with Baltimore city, believe there will
be no difficulty in affecting speedy commence
ment and if once commenced there will be 70
doubt of a successful result Of an enterprise
fraught with. SO much Importance to the Agri-
cultural developement of Southern Maryland
We hare commenced this great work, then let
us not droop on our way-l would inspire the
friends of the road with confidence in success by
advising perseverance in the cool cause, and in
the language of another: would say:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
NOTICE.

A VOTE will be taken at the Vestry House in
"a William and Mary Parish, on the 18th day
Of May next, il fair, if not, on the next fair day
thereafter. on the question of approprating Five
Thousand Dollars Of the Church Fund, for the
purpose of building new Church. The members
oI the rarlsh are respectfully invited to attend
M. until 2 clock, P M ~ -:
CHARLES A. F. SHAW, Register.
May 3, l96O.-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

THIS FINE STALLION, JUSTIN NOR
l. GAN, foaled, bred and broken in Rutland
County, Vermont, Gas per certificates under oath
will be in Port Tobacco on Mondays, Hilltop
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. at C. H. Wills,
Esq, on Thursdays and Fridays, of each week,
and at home on Saturdays.
B. D. SPALDING.
May 3, ls6o.-et = -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

rLOTHING-A LOT Of elegant Tweed and
~ Summer CASHMERE Sack and Fruck Goats
Just opened aud for sale by '1ff trts4
ap5 WIN BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
WE respectfully invite the attention of dealers
w to our stock Of Goods, Comprising every ar
ticle usually found in first class country store.
Give US a call, rs we are determined to sell TO
punctual customers) at a, small profit, and pery
cheap for cash.
Thankful for past favors, we ask continuance
ofthe liberal patronage bestowed upon US. q
LACEY & SMITH. !.
Port Tobacco, May 8, 1860
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
-! DEATH
To Every Form and Species of
VERMIN-
'Costars"
'Jostar's"' Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
Costar's'
'Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
'Costar's"
tNoc+o r,cU EIootrio poxud ar fn,. Tnrnnts 2-o

JOSIAH 5 G1ecIlc IOWu0I. lOT xuSeCCS, &C.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY -
Rats-Roaches-Mi Moles-Ground Mice-Bed
Bugs-Ants- Moths-Mosquitoes Fleas- Insects
on Plants, Insects on Animals, &C., &c.-in short
every form and species of
E r. I'm.
10 Years established in New York City-used by
the City Post Office-the City Prisons and Station
Houses-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.-the City
Hotels, castor, ''.'St Nicholas,' &c.-and by more
than 10000 private families.
05=Druggsts and Retailers everywhere sell them.
0g-Wholesale Agents in all the large Cities
g5-Regular sizes, 25c. SOC. & S Boxes-Bottles-
Flasks. ,.,s. -.
05-!!!BEwARE!!! of spurious limitations Examine
each Box, Bottle & Flask, and take nothing but
"CosTAR's.' -" =
G-$ 90 Boxes sent by Mail.
G$3 & S. Boxes for Plantations, Hotels, SC. by
Express. -
g-Address orders-or for ssCircular to Dealers" to
49, HENRY R. COSTAR,
PRINCIPAL DEPoT, 40 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold by JAS. H. DYER & CO., Port Tobacco.
feb 21-3ms ,ta .es,5 ~ 25atn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
NEW, DRY GOODS.

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage extend
Il ed to us in so short time, we would again
call the attention of our friends and the public
generally to our NEW AND CAREFULLY Sc
LECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, which
we have just received, consisting of every Article
usually kept in first class country store.
We will be pleased to sell on credit Of six
months to punctual customers, or very cheap for
cash.
JAS. Fl. DYER & Co
Port Tobacco, May 3, 1860
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

DIED,
At the residence of her son, H. H. DENT, ESQ.,,
in Coudcrsport Pennsylvania, on the oath April
Mrs. KATHARINE DENT, formerly of this coun-
ty, in her list year.
'sJcsus can make the dying bed
Feel soft downy pillows are;
While on his breast lay my head
And breathe my life out sweetly there"
Died, on Wednesday, the 18th ult at the resi-
dence of his father in Pscataway District, Prince
Georges County, WILLIE T. H. MARSHALL,
in the sixth year of his age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03

III AVANA C|GARS.-A lot of Prime HA-
IL VANA CIGARS, just received and for sale
/. may by VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-03
THE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, May l, 1860.

BALTIMORE, MAY j., lS6U.
GRAIN.-Wheat.-Ther were only 10 900 BUSH
els of Wheat offered this morning on Change, and
prices firm at l70a175 per bushel for fair to
good white, and 17SaIS3 per bushcl for prime to
choice red was quoted at l5Oa155 per bushel.
Corn OF Corn 5000 bushels offered, and white
sold at 75a76 cts for fair to good, prime lots
ported sold yellow sold at 75a7S cts. per bushel.
Oas.-Of Oats 500 bushels offered and Mary
land and Virginia sold at 42a44 cts. and Pcnnsyl-
vania at 45a47 cts. per bnshe
Rae.-Maryland and Virginia at SSaS9 cts. per
bushel.
[From the Baltimore American of Saturday last]
ToBAcco-The demand, for Maryland Tobacco
is toleraby active, and all the better qualities sell
readily, purchasers sometimes being compelled to
lclude common qualities in lots of fine. We quote
as before: Inferior and common So. 5Oa So; good
common $3.50a s. ; middling $S5a 81; good and
fine brown ST so 10, and extra fine s lila H. The
sales # Ohio have been very small, the whole guam
tity sold during the week being only about so hhds
The inspections for the week g. rs hhds Mary
land 461 hhds. Ohio, 80 hhds. Kentucky, and s
hhds. Virgina.-Total 2;615 hhds.
ALEXANDRIA, May !, 1860.
| GRAIN.-The market for white Wheat, was quiet.
and the offerings very light and transactions
will not warrant accurate quotations. Red has ad-
vanced, and tISe firm, with sales at 155a157 cts.
for geol Corn is firm, with an advancing tenden-
cy, and sales of 1000 bushels were made at II cts
for white. Rye is quiet, sales at 81 cts. Oats is
dnll at az