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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
BANK OE LYNDON

This 10 noiifv all ersons that the Bank OF lvnGon
locstci a: Lyndon. in he ate OF Vermont. will re-
deem it, outstanding h il, Office in iynior r.
said fir the OF Yea from b-r- j.. I'D. tilat
sai Bank ceased to EXIT the let Gay Of Dccemler
i> and that the fnloa ing copy If an act passed iy
the legislature Il Vermont lie last sc.sion y:z:
An act relation TO the redemption Of tsnk note.
Ii l. hereby enIctcd. &c
Sec After the expiration Of The chsr,c- f sny
ink chartered h this state, after the termination
the existence Of any ch hank. sroahly 20 the l4ws
Of this state. such hank notice hc publish
ed in slthe weekly newspapers of the county where
such hank l. loCatcd. fer full vaa setting III tia.
said bank will redeem IL adding bills the dav Of
the expiration Of its charter tine dste Of the terminus
ton Of it, existence, and cops Of his And upon
du, publications @. ch ntic-. eitEer hank
officer sall be liae TO any srtio for the non--cjInP
ton II any OF IT. outstanding ill-, unless the stall
have been duy Prss"irr sud payment thereof dcin4nd
cd within the ycil aOrc,aid st the banking house
rsid bank.
Sec = After the expiration of The charter. or after
the tcrrIiistion # the cZ;-teIcc f any such tank
sfoi csld. such luk shall crase subject 10 tn
OPERATION OF liable 10 the provisions f thc sirty bird
ton If chapter 'ichiy-irc Of the Gclcr Statute
sec = Ibis set sLal take fleet from IT. pasa-c.
Approved NOV. Ia, lid.
III notice il gwen il eoInpl; incr it'll ID set
Dated # Lyndon thi- 9Th day Of December Isas
tDcg6 t.. >lMl III Is. MATTpJ IL, Cashier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
LEGS AND ARMS

IL lavcn.cd by -u~-.ou. Nine pa.cn- in
~ leg, ranging from : -, through al th, i'm
IA proven, mt. up th' anatomical. lry, ith
- Int "a motion II Ankle, iik" nttirql ore q.
! ~. Two Iat'!s'- IN arn- It'll shoulder mo
ton. as TO 10. send for lamp ct. II ccutIi.- VA
uahc inform t;ion AMI l. :, Il, II
Offices g., HT al ~, y. y Il. chc-t,~ '. Y: C.i-
caro, opposit post office H.. Pine -. St L.ui- Il,
Wet Fousth 81, Cincin ati, ohio.
Address Dol Gl.hS BY, VI. T.. 1 uc ir.-t oflir,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
There's not CITY. Town or VILLAGE in III

nitrd Sti:,- where rar--ut' Tr-rvrsc..at SEIZE
Aperient If lot household medicine. Fr III cvr.y
poin of he compass. every mail brings ti,u.ni l.
IL marvel ous efficacy in dyspepsia. ous d Iity
liver complaints ..ii {. IL 4ii",.
SOLD Al All. Di:IG >TUE,S
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
NEW PAINT SHOP.

The Subscriber hiss opened new paint chop in the
South part of the Allen Block, Railrosd Street
cB HOUSE AND Fl RNITUR RE painting will be
attended to with promptnesz, and done in workman
like manner. GILMAN HUTCHINSON.
A. W. WILLIAMS, AGENT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
w A N 7 E D,
WOOD! WOOD

l.. Z. WOODBURY. is prepared to f'uni.h 10 inch
and foot wood to order. Also proprietor Of Job teams
Orders solicited, 5e.11
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
N o T &c E

Th"ris-um-is I;,ns, "s,. - Gtvr Terminated I,
II. l>'. give motto, III !, vii redeem cat udn
Ill i; ri rir- Naol4l Bank in - -lo-i urs 60; ,,
from December /. "a aI,,a,.y u -ir fag, IN
act l.. 4 EFNlA,.IuN. 'a-li--.
-. .I'ha-lurH. VI. Ice I. 10
Al ici rc,arin- 70 tA~ ! 'uI;ion ... hank ,..;,-
IL Is "a r,hg enacted. sc.
SC !. ALERT expiration 4 H.. cll4r.r q sas
lank chart, r, - r!i- tt,. iir IT, min ,-i. -
Ia. existence = zach l'4k. a.--.- a.. e. if.. lau-
n: tA- tat, r.'i la 's;.-, l.-.v fo - ..ri-i-
'-! IN ~ til No II I'ysiaIyI- 4 TIE rz.:ry ul--
such INK il,'i'l. Tor "i, i'll a. ting ,or- rta;
ziii bank wi REDEEM it, u;--, d- o. Is -. : a. -
th- "sIG-a II - ,iT-,I til 4 t.-riii,
ton 4 T. 'N.-',:.r. Az! a. - IL So Nd ui-
d-' PA i"at q u -lir 90 io- neither such i,k rrr q
oic' shall L. IL. ,;.a i-; q. - =. i-,.,r H.
,io. q: nas q! - Il. uliy-s = -a:- !,
i.-v'- len duly --'' : 80 r,-..- -:- z ,. II
81 within IT, s'ar a;"- SID '.s.a s.. IA =
-aii tank
- >. AR ',,>i, t.. ! e, ,l4--,r ~ att.
IL '"Ei..l= 90. %: i '-i r';. Z -. -l.. lax =
To- lid -lci ii.> a-u . o., -u'=..t -.. ril.
".--a';o"- - ii 80 & -.-.a;-- ,; ~ l.G
-'':. '. r!nir'- "--.;...,. Ed. ga , u --s:s.-,-
>"r-.- Ia ag; -i.I -.L,- .-.-c- --l = ;a-.a-..
AiI-pl,i =. v a.. l-'t -Eo.t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
r. Morrill, Trotting Stallion
MNMOUNTAIN CHIEF.

This celebrated horse will rensin at the stable Of
the proprietor inst Johnsbury. during the season.
K. b. FLINT, Proprietor.
June l. 1851 5S:f
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
N 0 I I c &


III" ortcnce OF tn Bank Of Caledonia. chartered y
the Ic--la'ur # the state Of Vermont and ocat At
Dsnye in -dii -tatc terminated t..c,iiv % ih
laws of said st1-r The .:"- dIy Of June $50: and
notice i o. Ici,v -s.n IA bank viii Redeem IT,
andin- iill- :yr TIL q: yc1- from prr .
l>iI,.
The tilowin. ac' II The legislature Is publ shed hv
direction # said l. nix. Iy oI,i,r Of tn Il. RECTOR
OI:EA CROSBY. Pre-. !. T. NATTuCKS. Ca-i,-r
Dtnvir. VI. DE =. l>t.s.
A. &C relating % tine dcinI,;iO- Of i...t note
l. l. hC.c.y enacted. &c.
sec l. After me cTIi- zion VI tn c,.t1t-r OF any
ank chartered hy this .di' afi.r the rlnaiiln
of the existence OF any such bank, .rc,tly L tie law
OF Ih tc.-uC blnk c.Isi. oticr 10 L. published
in al the weekly Aspi' Of tn untv VIII. such
iank l. located, for ;ul y'I7. ~ forth Tia
said lI:s Wi.l ry- e .st-t.ndin.. Il III, 9as O;
the atI"n 4 IT. tn. DIST, OF tir tenn a
to- Of IT. existence and cops ii This ~ And p0a
due puhica ion OF ,Uch notice. neither uch hank IL
ohcr slIll L. la e. an action aT tie ,ii-
ton Of my al IT, oi-fanng iili-. uulrs Il -;. ss
nave ben 'Uy pre- l.-'i. iaynr;t th'Ioi drii4nl
ID within the year ',n ii n th- iskinc house 81
siid bank.
sec :. A-r Ii, 'zpiTat: o; q" caTt.T. ~ aff-r
= termination Of tAr vT.-fc.cr Il INV -ach iank A.
ato-v said s.ch hank al D. IN irct 20 III.
Iteration o. liable :" tie provisions 81 the sNty-!i.d
section Of csPrT !-h' .-lc f IA, -.,,-al states
=. This stall ;4k q! I from IT, Iras-4-,-
Approved \"v l.. l>.s rarcl a.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
HARNESSES.

HARNESSES.
God thorough well ;ini-.le! Ii4-n,.-s,- " .i,
half inside work sold Il shop. The ,is,r l- ,,,ls
annOnoc To the pcol Of a,!onia COUNTY, tlsr he ls-
on hand good Is>rtIn Of C1Triar,. sui T,,u H.
nrsscF which he viii -rI Il very lOa price Al-o
uill and rIl rin harnesses don. in tie l-- shan.
possible ami Il 4 low Price. also have. on hand
all other artcles connected with TIN harness linz and
would invite ALI 10 cali aid NEiinr INV -,s l. ,br,
wlsh to purchase can suit III III TERMS CASH
- shop .tst side L. Il. :. re,i : Iob,,sl,ur,,
toc." 4. II. kENI-pN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
STRAW FOR UNDERBEDS.
DON'T USE IT.

EAc-l-ior lr-rer ad d51t iced rrIIir- every tx
months. CASINO has !; .nd VIII ill yIr tick II
-luTr nj tee. Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
- NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS

- NOTICE TO HORSE BREEDERS.
49, The only thorough bred
49, - II e I'm Il II NJ or a II
Now the turf. The CELEBRATED STALLION
LION VIII stand for the improvement of the breed OF
horsea during the coming season at
f q = t 3 IL L X G
at the stable OF the srb.cliter
Terms $500 TO Warrant. All mares dspOs-
ID Of lefore the time OF foaling will be- considered with
foal W K. SrREETEE
last Burk", Jun :. lsGl. 5>:auglG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
STANTON HORSE.

- STANTON HORSE.
SA0t1 This we'll known horse will make the
PIX season 4. follows:
Fridays st Sheffield. Saturdays 4; Lyndon Corner.
and the remainder Of the week u the stsb.c- OF the
owner in North Dinvilc. W. B. STANTON.
North Danyilie June 4 fSG, ..9t:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
CALEDONIA COUNTY

SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Claremont Manufacturing Company
CI.AREMoNT, y. H.,
PAPER AND BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
And VII, lesale aud retail dealer. in
Books and Stationery,
Desire gay TO their friends and customers in Vermont
and N"w Hampshire, and to whOmsOevcr els these
p!cscnt: ma coue that they I'll have more than
$50 Unsettled Accounts
tend to in Nj TIME, little better than at any
other AID
TAKE PAETICI LAR NOTICE
That folks when ti.t should be little modest
about piping in before those who ha,e som. thing to
ply, Tor obvious rcasOis.
AND ONE THING MORE.
Nowith- tanding we have co.sdrr,llc money living
around loose in Ncmout and OthrrA h.r,s, conf
drncc in our Old customers remains "ndimnhed and
WE STILL HAVE FOR SALE
\ large -tock and
Most Excellent Assortment
uf al good in line, which there Is not room in this
papc' 10 cHuuCrutc
or PRICES
Ar" i low tstLe lowcst. and our god OF the very
best kind
CUR TERMS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
NEW "CORLIss" ENGINES FOR SALE.


OF the Choicest Fruia and Spices. strictly pure. Of
Delicious Flavor. and nrivacd strength. Introiured
in l-;n; References in 1>G5 t.. Govcrnorz from all
Z. States, professors literary and hismcs- met h.t,
proprietors, and dealers in 'h"c fhrors They trbl
their salcs with these
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
Tyler's Improved Pa.
tent 7 urbine
WATER WHEEL !

This i the best wheel (, :
Ill Si-Ilti n and al prir;- =
: in usr in his country.
Her" s'cm1rc than wen
ty-tiv, hundred Of ;hrsc
" ccl' in operation III tie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
IL A n X L II -
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

AND DFAl.LES -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08
By many minds the power and glory of
Church is measured by what is visible

By many minds the power and glory of
a Church is measured by what is visible
to the senses, and attractive to the natu-
raj tastes of men. Hence, we so often
hear of the imposing rites" the "Im-
pressive ceremonials" of certain churches.
Hence, too, manyimaginativemindsfin
little aliment in the simple services of our
own Church, that they forsakeit for such
as will minister to their aesthetic enjoy
ment. Had such persons lived in the
days of Christ and his Apostles, there is
little doubt that they would have pre-
ferred the gorgeous ritual of Judaism, to
the simple and more spiritual service OF
Christ's house.
Let it never be forgotten by the citi-
zens of Christ's Kingdom, that when
their King was asked, "When the King
dom of God should Gomez" his answer
was, "The Kingdom of God cometh not
with observation; for behold the King
dom of God is withia yOu." That King
dom was not one of outward show or pa
rade. Its splendor was not such as cap
tivates the senses. But it was Kingdom
whose power and glory lay in the graces
of the heart, and in the fruits of those
graces in the life. Let it never be for
gotten, that the Apostle, who more than
all his fellows, could appreciate what was
attractive to cultivated taste, was the
Apostle who announced to the Christianso Of
the Imperial and ma gnifcent city of Rome,
"The Kingdom of God is not meat and
drink; but righteousness, and peace, and
Joy in the Holy Ghost" 1t does not
consist in ceremonial observances its
glory is not the glory of gorgeous vest
ments, or dramatic scenes, or melting
music, or awe-inspiring temples, but in
the beauty of living piety, "righte-
BUSINESS towards God, "peace" to-
wards men, and "joy in the Holy Ghost?
The clearer our conceptions of the
meaning of our text, the more fully we
apprehend the spiritual nature and the
ultimate designs of this divine Kingdom,
the less likely shall we be to banker after
those external displays which appeal to
the taste, or crafty the Imagination,
without enlightening the understanding,
or purifying and elevating the heart.
The more completely Christ's Kingdom
is established vithin US, the less shall we
be imposed upon by I" the imposing cere.
monies" which man, and not the Son of
God, has introduced into his Church.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08


Four DOLLARS year in advance; to Minis
tiers of the Gospel, THREE DOLLARS; TWO DOLLARS
for six months.
ADvERTIsEMENTs.- square of eight lines,
first insertion, rs cents; subsequent insertions,
each square, so cents. For advertisements OF
longer than four weeks the terms will be-one
square S1S year, $40 for six months, Sc for
three months. e
MARRIAGES AND DEArHs.-N Offices inserted
without charge.
OBITUARIES Charged at ten cents line
The party sending can make the estimate by
counting eight words to a line. Payment inra-
riably in Advance. $50
2 PosrAGE.-Twenty cents a year-to be paid at
the Office where the paper is received.
COMMUNICATIONS AND LETTERS ON BUSINESS
should be addressed to Central Presbyterian,
Box 462, Richmond, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS,
TO RELIEVE PAIN, q

THE GATHERED BREASTi
NNHE Manufacture of these celebrated CLOTHS
has beenresumed by the Original Discoyerer
in quantities adequate 10 the demand --ghey-
will now be put up in strictly merchantile style,
each pair being handsomely enveloped with full
directions for use and packed in small boxes of
one dozen pairs each, to suit both the Wholesale
and retail trade. 5y. ,l3t
The retail price of these CLOTHS is fixed at
Two Dollars per pair, and all consumers may
receive them by mail postage paid by inclos-
ing this sum, if not convenient to apply in
person.
Our Trade Circular will be addressed to all
Druggists known to us to be engaged in trade.
BLUNT & MOSELEY, Druggists,
1924 Main street, Richmond, Va,
Agents for the Manufacturer.
For sale by all Druggists. lr
an 8-1Y. III -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08

W. F. BUTLER. R. E. BUTLER. 4 F. J. PARKER.
DUTLER & SON,
Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, QUEENSWARE and GLASS, Sill
YER PLATED, BRITANNIA and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS generally.
No. 1907, Iron Front Building, Main street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. t
Invite the attention of Merchants, Hotel keep
ers and Families, to their large and varied stock
of goods, purchased by them in Europe, and
shipped direct to this city.
We are determined to sell as low as Northern
houses. BUTLER & SON,
feb 2O-3m tI 1907 Main street.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08

W. 8. DONNXN. JOHN ASHER.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
WE take pleasure in calling the attention of
w Merchants, Manufacturers, farmers, house
keepers, mechanics, &C., to our stock of Hard.
ware, Cutlery, Tools, Fairbank' Standard Scales,
Betting, Rope, Boiling Cloth, &C., comprising
one of the largest and most complete stocks to be
found in the Southern States and which we are
prepared to dispose of at the lowest renumera-
ting price. w. s. DOMAIN & CO.,
Iron Front Building, Governor street,
Sc 28-2m Richmond, Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08
HERMITAGE NURSERIES.
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN AND
FLORISTS,
Post Office box 43S,
DTnulfnNn UIDGTNTA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
EVERGREENS, ROSES AND FLOWERS,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
ORDERS for trees for Fall planting, should
be sent soon to insure their delivery in proper
time. ".-
Catalogues furnished upon application.
Nv 18-tf ~ic.It ftf
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
TERMS.

Office No. % Franklin street, corner of Gov
,rnor, and opposite Wing Building
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-05-08

Church itself becomes conformed to the
world. Hence the danger of resorting
to worldly expedients for promoting its
ends. This has been abundantly exemp-
lifted of late years in our Church courts,
and especially in our supreme Judicatory.
Much which was formerly done only in
open court, is now contrived and digest
ed in secret caucus. That which in civil
Legislatures is styled "wire-pulling" and
"log-rolling," has been introduced into
the courts of Christ's house, and to such
unhallowed maneuvering and secret man.
agement, may not few of our recent
troubles be traced. The temptation to
this sin increases, as the wealth of the
Church accumulates. Where funds are
to be managed and Offices to be disposed
of, there will be in the Church the same
kind of danger to its purity, that all true
patriots discover in the State. Nothing
can save the Church from contamination,
but distinct views and a deep sense of
the spiritual, unworldly character of
Christ's Kingdom. In such Kingdom,
all the maxims and measures of low
expediency are out of place, and mimi
cal to its true interests. By the immu-
table statutes of Christ's holy Law must
the officers of Christ's House endeavor
to manage all its affairs. righteousness,
openness, uprightness must characterize
the doings of Christian courts, if they
would deserve the name of venerable
courts" by commanding the veneration
of the world, and of the Christian body
itself.
And, finally, we may learn, that the
Church system which gives most proma-
nence to what Is spiritual, and least de-
ponds on the mere erternals Of religion, IS
most IN harmony with the character Of
Christ's Kingdom.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-13
Affairs in the State.

Just before day on Sunday morning some per-
son or persons unknown fired the barn OF Mr.. E.
G. Kirven, of Darlington District, and after the
fire obtained sufficient headway to insure its de-
structon, the party discharged several guns and
left. MIR. Kirvens loss is heavy one, as his
whole crop of grain was in the barn, and he is
now without any. But this is not all; the party
not being satisfied with the mornings work, re-
turned at night and fired two more Of his out
buildings.
At the regular meeting OF Clinton Lodge, No.
8, A. f. NJ, held in lbbeville on the 9th instant,
the following officers were elected and Installed
for the ensuing year: G. Med. Miller, W. NJ; ".
T. Penny, S. W.; j. A. Thompson, j. W.; c. V.
Hammond Treasurer; J. Townes Robertson,
Secret Try; Hugh Wilson, s. D.; Charles t. Dendy,
j. D.; Edwin Parker, T. NJ. Christian, Stewards;
]. T. Owen, Tyler.
AT regular communication Of Winyah Lodge,
No. 10. A. F. 1., Ill Georgetown, the following
members were elected officers for the year 1868
B. A. Munnerlyn, W. NJ; W. X. Heston, s. W.; J.
E. Collins, J. W.; l. Alexander, Secretary; Il.
Kaminski, Treasurer; Gilbert Johnson, S. D.; E.
W. haselden, j. D. Stewards-S. W. Rouquie,
Joseph Springs. Committee of. Charity-R. E.
Fraser, S. W. Rouquie, ". K. deston, j. E. Col
Inns, B. A. Munnerlyn.
The Florence Gazette announces the follow.
ing robberies: On Wednesday night last a raid
was made on tho gin house Of Major j. q. Pawley,
near this place. aud some six hundred pounds OF
lint cotton taken of. No clue, so far as we can
learn. las been obtained, either as to the rogues
or the Whereabouts Of the cotton. On the same
night the hen house OF the Pastor Of the Colt
street Methodist Church was broken into, and
twenty chickens stolen tnereirom. On the same
night the store of Simon Napier, a colored man,
was broken into, and goods amounting to twenty
dollars taken of.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-13
Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, December 10.-BUTTER-ls acuve, VIII u.
Gales of GOOD to choice Roll 36a40 cts and medu W
fair do at 32a34 cts per ID. /. H.. ,,5
CoTroN-The market was again lnacuVe to,usy. III
closed cent down; sales embraced uO Daes niIuune
at al7 cts only bales at the outside price, cioss "
I6 cts Tor Mldding and l6% cts for Low Midding
CorFEE-l he market is heavy and prices iaVor ou1
ers we report sales to-day of 1000 bags common MO-
Lapwlng at TX cts gold in bond 2ooo plgs primo hi0
at 16Is cts, duty paid. ,oo.
Eeos-Are in brisk demand at So cts per dozen.
FLoUR-we notice some inquiry for the west lnoles
and for home trade sales restricted on account
of the advanced views OF holders.
iRAH-wheat in better receipt today; oIerngs
embraced 1910 bushs white and 9lUO bushs red demand
was active and prices beter-lncuded ID tne sa1es
were 1000 bush good 10 choice Maryland wnie Al % Qua
s5 $500 bush strictly prime and choice MaryIano req
at 81 75a2 80; 1000 bush choice unperand Saey ~
81 70 1000 bush do Junaia Valley at ~ 6oa2 oi zouo
push ordinary good Maryland at ~ ioa1 %. Corn
SS 500 bush white aid $50 bush yellow onered market
WAS active for white, with sales OF 40Oo oush prime ary
suitable for foreign shipment at 81 2la 29 lIuuo 90 "
II 20 1000 bush conditi from 81 Oo TO lo very
little yellow repored-5U bush old at 81 Su; ooo ousn
new do ut 81 15a1 2O sales Of Western mI1od Oas
240 bu III received sales reported amount 70 oloO push
az 7Oa &C. including 4000 bush at TIC Rye-Soo Dusnes
offered and 1O0 bush sold at 81 ~ q ousn. IN,
MoLAssEs-some little inquiry from the trade VIII
saes OF 23 hhds Porto Rico part at 66c per gallon.
PRoyIsIoNs-There is some inquiry ior Iuuy cureu
Meats but none Offering. bacon is offered more ireeV,
hui dull no demand ron the trade Tor rouno lols' n'H
rin Sides are offered In smoke, but no ouyers We con
tnue to quote for small lots nom Dealers Shoulders at
l2c: rib SideA OF 18kaI4c and clear RIB 1ac new Has
cit cured l7a18c Lard firm at 13c per 10 In TICS ana
bole Mess Pork S23 per Dbl.