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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

M n. W. n.
Conseryators must all unite,
For freedom valiantly must fight,
And by their votes maintain their rights
'Gainst fraud and persecution;
Let Stevens growl and Sumner weep,
And Horace Greedy crawl and creep,
Our sacred oaihs we still will keep,
And guard the Consultation.
Let Morrill, practice fraud and cheat,
And oust brave Stockton from his scat,
Some day stern Justice he will meet,
And he'll want absolution
Let Wendell Phillips pirate and preach,
And Garrison the niger teach,
Let Forney howl and bark at each
Friend Of the Constitution.
Let Wade his faischood loud proclaim,
And Chase Judicial do the same,
The public mind they would inhamc,
And cause dissolution,
Yet we will watch with jealous care
All those who would their country tear,
Aud punish all who do declare
AgainS, the Constitution.
Let all who would to Thad be sold,
And give their liberty for gold,
They now and ever may be sold
That our free Institution
Shall be maintained through 6rc and food
That through evil and through good
ty..sM III {, iii 49,. li..A
And save the Constitution.
Crcswell SAYS We shslI not vote,
So he spoke and 81 he wrote,
Some futarr day he ~ feel stroke
Twill change his resolutions
But our Rcvefdy still Ia there
To check him in his slid career,
lie yet may shed bitter tear
On broken coasiitutioB.
Then johnson shaIl our leader be
while he maintains each State ss free.
And guard with care fair freedoms tree
Prom satSns foul pollution;
For ProyideBco gres, johnson seB,,
And by the people /, l. meant
To make him their neat President
And save the Constitution.
Then. "IIusEa for johnson ''' h the vurd.
Who nov dches this traitor horde
OfiyraHts. Who with Ere and sword
wuald pa.s resolution
To crush 10 earth fair freedoms tree,
lmprisun all who would h. frcc,
And blindly pas ihst ssd decree
To break thr Cunsiitaiion.
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JOS. NJ. PARKE,
Attorney at Law and solicitor
In ChauCcry.

"AHING some spare time, not occupicA
III hy his Editorial duties viii devote. the
same 10 the Practice Of Law in the various
Courts Of Carroll county. VIII counsel and
assist such as have business before the Or
phnns' Court. and attend to the prcpara.
ton Of Deeds, Wills &c.
Office in the rear Of the ADVOCATE Print
ing Office. mars
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

Tho story told of an editor in the
goodly city of Louisville isn't bad. In
coming home he was met at Cincinnati,
by Que or two persistent newsboys,
screaming in his ears, "Here's your
Louisville DcD,ocrat Journal and
Courier take paper, sir take a
paper 2 until they annoyed him, and he
said, $50 away Imake them things!
meaning the newspapers. "Ccme a
long Bill p shouted the impcrtincnt
newsboy at the top Of his voice, to his
companion "that's hc reason IRE can't
sell EN- !"
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HAND BILLS
MEM SNIBTS FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP kHRTs.

Il
HOOP KIRTs.
J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor double SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists Of DurIrx
for two) ELLrTIc Pens REfINEn SrEEL
SPRINGS -ingeniously BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY 8gghx hngE to EnGE, making the
TouGHrsF, mostFLTNBLH d ELASTIC md prRA'
Br,. SpRING ever used. They seldom BEND
or BREAK, like the Single Springs. and conse.
anently preserve their perfect and beautiful
Shape more than twice rs. long as any single
spring Skirt that ever has or can be made
The wonderful nexibility aud great com
tort and pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particuarAy ID all crowded Assemblies
0pcras, Carriages. Railroad Cars lhurch
Psws. Arm Chairs, for Promenndcnnd House
Dress. as the Skirt can be folded when IN
use to occupy y small place as easily ana con
yenientlv as Sikor Muslin Dress.
A Lady hayins enioycd the pleasure, com
fort and great convenience Of wearing the
Dnnlex Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a
single day viii never afterwards willingly
Jisncusc with their nse,. For Children,
Nisse. aud Young Ladies they are superior
10 all others.
The Hoops are covered with , ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twicc as long ns
the sings x!lrn icosering which Is used on all
single steel Hoop Skirts. The three hottomi
rods on ever skirt are also double steel, and
twice or double covered to prevent the GOV
ering from wearing OF the rods when drag
ging down stairs, stone steps, etc, etc,
which tbsSs ore constantly subject 70 when in
use.
All are made ofthcpcw anil elegant cord.
ed tapes, aud are the best quality in every
part. giving U the ,yeucrthe most graceful
and perfect shrc possible, and are uhqucs'
tionablv the lightest, most desirable, com
Portable and economical skirts ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY. Propric-
tors of the Invention, and Manufacturers,
VI Chambers, and 10 aud ~ Read streets,
For sale in oil Grst. class Stores in this city,
and throughout the Tinted Statcsnnd Canada,
Havana dc Cuba Mexico, South America,
and the Wcst Indies.
nea- hqnire .tor mr. D"p'cr EaiPt'e
(or doablc) Spring Skirt. 4 G C.
lan2J-3m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

One of the songs named in a New
York music-seller's advertisement is (of
course) of the motherly sort, and bears
the title Of, "Send Big Lock Of my
Hair to my Mother" Poor boy he
will probably survive the old lady, after
all, and have chance to sing, "Who
will patch my trousers now 7"
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)HR G. TKizELt. ~ HANNiN
FRIzELL & MANNING,
e z OK Err s,

WILL buy aud sell United States and other
public Securities.
VIII buy Negotiable Paper, Bondr and Judg
tnrpts and advance money on Collections.
win pay hrse per cent for Dcpositcs, To be
secured by Government Bonds, and redeemed
Mt ten DAYS notice.
Office opened at No. Carroll Hall after the
lst. day Of April next, until our new Office is
preparrd marl5-tG
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A Report having been circulated to the
N effect that ut a recent meeting OF the
PIysicians Of this place, the charges were
advanced TO 81, 50 for Town visits, and -. oo
for visit in the country, the undersigned
deem It due to the public as well as to them
selves to state that there is no truth whatever
in snch report No such meeting has been
held. and no shch advance in charges made.
The rata af Gbsrgiug is now just what II has
been mp the bhst Two or three years, and
may be statql ~ follows;
For visits in the Town, Sl.Oo, except ~
cases of protnctnd sickness, or where more
than one visit is made in one day; in such
event reduction is made.
For visitsinto the country under mile 90
I" I" from to mles....,...". Sl.f5
" ." from 2 to 3 miles ............ $500
and 80 cents for each additional mile
Night visit. I as heretofore. are double.
TRANS BUTLER NJ j.
J. W. Herring, NJ. y.
j. II. BILLINGSLEA, NJ, y.
J, J.. WAKEFIELD, NJ. y.
GEO. S. YlNGLfNG, NJ. d.
inno1-tf
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To Carpenters and Builders,

IETE have now on hand and constantly
w adding thereto, large and complete
assortment Of all kinds Of building material
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Catches, Springs,
&e., &c, for sale Mt prices to compete with
any other house in the county.
Also, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c., for sale in
any quantity, and quality guaranteed
Il X GERNAND,
marf5 Corner Main 4 Court Streets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24
BARK WANTED.

UTANTED from Five to Six Hundred
w Cords of lI'atcr and Span oak Bork
ut ScuLossgR & WIENER's Tanncry, two
miles East of Westminster, ON the Western
Maryland Railroad; for which the highest
cash price viii be paid, We will pay one
dollar per cord more than Westminster prices
for all Bark delivered at the yard in good
condition.
SCHLOSSER & WIENER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

"Why, Hans, you have the most
feminine cast of countenance j have
ever seen" 80, yaw," was the reply.
81 know de reason for dat; mine n,odier
ied' z acOmdn."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

Caleb Cushing, at recent dinner at
the Marquis de Montholon's, addressed
the French Minister in elegant French,
the Spanish Minister in Castilian, the
representative of Denmark in Danish,
of Holland in Dutch, of victor Emanuel
in Italian, and it was believed that he
could have talked Chinese with the rep
resentative of the Brother Of the Sun
and Moon, had there been one present
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

at is we'll to leave something for
those who come after us, as the gem
tleman said who threw barrel in the
way of a constable who was chasing
him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

An Irishman being asked which was
the oldest, he or his brother, said F: i
am the eldest, but if my brother lives
three years longer we shall be both of an
age
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24
;';;:;;;': StrickIand'S
NO III MELLIFLUOUS
MORE: Cough BalsaIn

Il warranted to be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenoss,
Asthma, Whooping cough, chronic coughs,
consumption, bronchitis, and Group. Beng
prepared from honey and herbs, il IS heal
ing, soltening, and experimenting, and l'nr-
ticularly suitable for oil affections OF the
Throat and Lungs. For sale ly Druggists
everywhere. jan1S-ly
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The Charter Oak
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

HARTFORD, CONN.

DIRECTORS.
James c Walkley. John 4 Butler. Mel.
son Hulider, Daniel Philips, Roswell Blod'
geit Nnyes ) palmcr.-Samucl VI White.
James c Walklcy, prcsiHcnt.
Moves s Palmer, Nicc.PrcSdenL
Samuel IL White, Secretary.
REFruExcE ~ BALTiN CtTT.
Vim W. Taylor, Esq, Prcsiden, Union
National Bank.
Hon. T.. II Webster. Collector Of the Port.
" john l.. Thomas, Jr., NJ. G., No. ~
West Faycitc Street
Ness Wm Fisher & Sons. Stock Brokers
No. 81 South Street
f" Austin Dali & Co, Package Dry Goods
No. - Hanover Street.
" Taylor 4 Gardner Package Dry Goods
Auctioncera, No. German street
Henry Barnard, /. l., d.. Prc1d.ui Of -.
John College, Annapolis, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

They are registering hogs in Wheel
ing whether test oath is required is
not stated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

The National Temperance Society has
voted to raise fund of 100000, of
which $4,000 has already been sub
scribed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24
..,s....s-........-..--...-..s-s.DR. STRICKLANDs
Al Gs II r.
FOR Pile Remedy
III PILES. II

has cured thousands of
the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles.
tgive immediate relief aud effects pcrma.
nent cure. Try it directly. 1t is warranted
TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 Gents per
bottle, janlSly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

RECIPES. We present the following
recipes for the benefit Of families, aud
others whom it may concern. They
have been collected from the most roli-
able sources and experienced authors
10 make mcss--Pour n quart OF
molasses into your wifc's bonnet.
10 keep Gsh from smelling-Cut of
their noses.
To makoa blackberry jam-Put twen-
ty-four blackberries into a goose quill.
TO make a cord Of wood go a great
way--Loaye it out of doors. 1t has
been known to 80 two miles.
To cure felon--Suspeud by the neck
about half an hour.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

-Four robbers at Trenton, N G., have
been sentenced to DO hung in June
next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-24

James Aulick, General Agent,
u North Calvert IT,. Baltimore.
Applications for Insurance received by Geo.
$. fouke. solicitor at Westminster, Carroll
county, Nd.
]. ". Herring, VI. D., Medical Examiner
fcbl5-tlmy
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Auctioneering.
WILLIAM RROw y

WILLIAM BROW
HAS removed from Uniontown District
to Westminster, and, in connection with Mr.
Cornelius MATHlAs bias opened a Restau-
rant at the Depot lie wishes, however to
assure his friends that he will still attend to
the Auctioneering Business, and will prompt
ly mcQt NIL ffyers in this line.
iaiii.3m
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One-fourth Of a column, per year, 5'oo 90
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13
Ainaatial aa0 Gsu,msrtial.

By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW York, May II.
The Con,merciaFs money article says the stock
market shows decidedly more activity with an in
creased firmness in prices. This morning the
transactions in Reading, Cleveland and Pittsburg
were important Erie was more in demand and
advanced 3aAe, closing II Is. North Western
continues weak apparently from sales TO realize
made BY the clique in the stock. Old Southern
continues hrfn under steady demand from new
clique in the stock. At present there appears to
be . probability that there will be considerable
changing hands in stocks before any upward
movement is started Coal Stocks are more actiss
and stronger; Spruce Hill freely st 44a4tc; Cum
berland was more active. Central coal rose To-
American sold at Csc; March preferred took . sud-
den downward turn, 1900 shares being sold 1t 22Ac
. decline Of lie. Governments are quiet; 5-20s
are little weak, sundry offerings Of German
bankers who appear to still hold certain amount
received from Europe Of 5-20s Of % and 64, sold
ct 1O2 and the issue Of 81 at 1924. Gold contin-
ues firm. There 10 . steady speculative demand
from certain leading operators apparently based
upon IN intention Of making gold scarce and Fore
ing mp the price, implying shorts, and then lending
the gold at high rates of interest. To the victims
to-day the rate ON loaned gold has touched II per
cent per day. but the revaing rate is per cent.
per annum. Money is especially easy. As usual on
Saturday, round sans are offered 10 brokers over
Sunday at 4 per cent, but on ordinary cali loans
the prevailing rate il per cent, on prime paper
the rates vary from to per cent, prime bankers
signatures Of 80 to so days would pass = 5a5i per
cent Foreign exchange Is nominal At l09fal09l
for 60 days prime bankers sterling and 5l23 for
francs, long date.
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new York Markst.

new York Market.
By telegraph NV Yoak. Nay l..
Cotson-Q,iet and firm; ss1 as fe< MiddliDg
rlour-Dull, heavy, and 20as3c lover. s. 40Ds 50
Extra Stat: 81 5oDlo 90 Ex X. II. o. $40 o5als os
trade brand- market closisx dull.
whi,ky-Dul - 1921 for State and Western; 81 a
Is for R.-aIcd
Whsat-Dull. heavy, and nominaily :Dsc lower; old
winter -ed Western q 90.
Rye-Qniet aud scarcely 20 firm.
CornL.ss active and scarcely arm; 77@so for mn.
sound: so9s2 sound mixed western in store and de-
livered ss3sa.1 new mixed Western delivered
Oass-Duil 4aOs0 new Westers: ks1sO6l ~ Old do.
Petroleum Quiet and hrs; crude Al 9sl1o2a re-
nnedn bond sa04s, and 500 btls f,r August Il a.
sst e2D3i d for new Nsss: cloG,g II 81 % c.sh
80 soa5o % for old q; SO soo2a IS for Prime;
also IS Lbls Mo-, May June and July, seliess
and buyers option, Ut SO bof 81 ST.
Beef-steady. Beef Hams q, N; 4204a
Cut Meats-scarce and Arm: l21<o13lx Sr shouid
err l7lz0l0 for Hama
Lard-Qni.t and heavy; lo622.
Butter D~i rags for Ohio, and ssD4s for State
Cheese dull and lower; looao for common to prime
Bacon Quiet and Doninal
New Ysrk nensy Market.
By Telegraph NEw Yonx, Nay r.
Mooey-Quite easy At A0s = cent. call los.s.
Sterling Exchange-Nomisal 1921 0loos<
Cold shade sass, opening u lfs dselining 70 l1os
closing At 12o.
Total export Of Specie to-day sl.o7s.4as
| Gov<nment Stocks without natsrial alteration
Freishts to Liverpool qnist.
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Pr.saect. Of . Third Party.

The issue is too important for more tlian
two divisions of party. Ultimately all smaller
combinations will be swallowed up by the
Union party or the Democratic party Mr..
Kimball, of the Executive Committee, in the
remarks he is reported to have made on Tues
day evening, said that in three, four or Ave
counties the opponents Of .ae Union party
will carry every member Of the Legislature
unless the Registry law is enforced: and ad-
ded: lind no mere Conservative is gosng to
oct the support Of that party. 1 am satisfied
Meyare of'-and he gives his reasons fox il,
which were satisfactory to him, as We suppose
they are to every Union man in the State who
desires to preserve the integrity of that noble
organization which, since April, 1861. has
carried us SO gloriously through the war
His reference to prominent politician, as the
only Union man who could receive Demo
cratic support, calls to mind the complexion
of the anti-Registry Convention OF which Mr..
Blair was President. 1t was . body consist
ing Of the traditional pro slavery politicians
and active rebels Of the State The Union
lists who, under the name of Conservatives.
have imagined themselves strong enough to
| organize a new party in Maryland. will find
that in coalescing with the Democrats they
! have carried with them SO little strength that
tt ey will be absorbed. Mr.. Blair, when advo-
eating Slocum's election in New York, re-
joiced that he had got back into the Demo
cratic ranks, and that is precisely the state Of
| his case. He has organized no new party in
Maryland, and with the aid Of few adhe-
rents, who are ambitious Of leadership, cannot
do it. The old Democratic organization is
intact with able men who know the masses at
its head. II has been rebellions oil through
the war, and will NOT trust any man who may
be suspected Of having been Unionist II
sply To COL 10 ufro n<k .
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Some further developments are made respecting
the failure of the Merchants National Bank Of
Washington. b. G.. from which Il appears thai the
disbursing clerk Of the Treasury Department had
SIS 900 there NJ the time 1t closed IL doors. One
Of the creditors managed 10 get SEQ ont Of til
President alter pressing him several hours and fol-
lowing him from plane to place. The receiver APP
pointed by the Treasury Department to examine
its affairs says the hank win not pay too cents on
the dollar Of ita indebtedness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

With regard to the decision Of Congress TO free
Crude Petroleum from taxation, the Titusville
Herald Of the sth says:
eve do not share the opinion expressed by so
many that oil win now derreciate in correspond
ing proportion. Oil is scarce. The production
has been vastly overrstimA.ed heretofore and ow-
ing to the suspension Of developments in conse-
quence Of the oppressive Government tax, and the
diminution ssoppage Of many wells, the supply
has greatly fallen OF. :"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

puRrsr AID SWEETEST Con LIVER OIL ia the
northumberland from fresh selected Livers on
the sea coast This oil is characterized by sweet
ness and purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputation
4, 40 great that takes the lead Of other oils and
i. universally prescribed BY physcician ,. Remem-
her TO ask for "Hazard Caswelfs Cod Liver Oil. =
CAswELL, MACK CO.. New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
INST received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -eow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13

American D1bAo ooeAety.
The stated meeting Of the Managers was
held at the Bible House, Astor Place, on
Thursday, the Sd inst, ct half past three
o'clock, p. M, James Lenox, Esq, in the
chair, assisted b. VIM. WhitlQck, Jr., Nor,
man White, Frederick s. Winston, and
James Suydam, Esqs.
The Rev. Thomas Nolan, London, delegate
from the British and Foreign Bible Society,
read the thirty-fonrth Psalm and offered
prayer.
One new auxiliary was recognized in Ohio.
Communications were received from Kew.
S..B, Berqne, Secretary British and Foreign
Bible Society, with pleasing expressions OF
thanks for the consent of the Board to make
duplicate plates Of the Arabic Bible for that
society from Rev. James Hickey, Matamo-
ras, in regard to his work in Mexico, wishing
more books, which are granted; from Rev.
DR.. Revel, Florence, stating progress IN
making the plates Of the Old Testament Of
the Italian = Bible, those of the New
Testament being completed, and asking more
funds from Rev. DR.. Jacoby, Bremen, in
regard to issuing portions of the Scriptures
for circulation from Rev. A. 81. Happier,
Canton. in regard to Bible colportage in
China from the North India Bible Society,
the Jaffna Bible Society, and the Bible
Socity of France, letters OF congratulation
and sympathy in view of the Jubilee OF the
American Bible Society.
Grants of books were made to the Ameri-
can Tract Society; TO the Maryland Union
Commission; for Central America and Dutch
Guiana, and various grants oflarge amounts
to societies, committees, agents, etc., ior
distribution in the Southern States, making
in all 9,1l5 volumes. Besides the books
specified books to the value OF 5, o17.4o were
granted to Bible societies in the South, and
81 600 in cash to complete the plates OF the
Italian Bible at Florence.
Interesting remarks werc made by the hev.
NJ Pascal, delegate from the Bible society Of
France; from the Rev. Thomas Phillips, del
egate from the British and Foreign Bible
Society, and from Rev. Isaac G. Bliss. the
Society Agent in the Levant.
Measures were taken looking to the IN,
creased activity of the Society at home and
abroad.
New Agents we're appointed for Eastern
Ohio, in place Of DIR. Hartshorn, resigned
in West Virgins, in place Of Rev. Mr.. Nun
roe, resigned and in Name, in place OF Rev
Mr. Sewall, deceased.
The last meeting Of the Board Of Mana
gers in the Jubilee year was one OF unusna
interest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-13
Markets BY TELEaRAPu
CnseaRe Marnse.

Chaea8o MaFkst.
By Telesraph.l cnlcAGo, Nay L.
The Produce xrkess are uH~ttied and generally
lower.
wheat-Dec'issd eDee pr bod, aad Fc. Spring
dull at 81 eO4Sl sls No. epriax at 81 leo1 IS sae ng
81 1921 II Tor lots h Moth d hoesss In nor h
western Elevator Me- spri.s soid ~ 81 sSal g. No :
Spring at 81 28Dl -
cora- Fair amount Of aetivfty, bet pstno sre 81,
lover. No u ssN0sl}S No - sss<es7lf Reject -
II 45DlA cosng saist q ASosl Tor No ssrk opened
firm but closed quiet; salss nsds rsags from
s2033k for No. !, snA fO0 NON ~ No . ia store
Rye-Good demand. bss oarkss h saaiss. No 70
-. No. asaf.
Bariey-Modcrately active Canada 81 % in store and
81 GO free Of storage wtern Barley 1t = for cid No
and 1t 30 for lot In bass On track
Provisiops-Dul. aud but little more than nominal:
Noes Pork held At ISL So with buyers Sweet picked
Hama quiet at lT1a's Bulk Meats Quist roug aides
delivered 1t Peoria &c. looss and dry salted Hama csv
cred 1t Peoria, Il.
LArd-Easier and nominal 22e22k.