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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

FOR sALE.--THAT VALUABLE
go FARM, situate partly in the City OF Wilmington
baas and partly in ChislranA Hundred known As the
Ell "Warner wrghtp Farm, adjoining Lands Of
Henry q. banning, ESQ.,, Thomas +. Bayard, EEq Gate
Col DaYiss Dr. Brown Mrs Council and others contain
ing about lilo less. This property has
erAl Of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington lies on both sides Of tho Railroad
and Turnpike, and Is in every way desirable speeu-
lalon by operators in Heal Estate few gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private residences
Apply To WIN. MoCAULLEY,
ie2b-tf COG Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.


IlIN ODESSA FOR sALE-No. l. A handsome three
EHE story BRICK HOUSE, tho main building Of
which is24 by 30 feet, with double parlors, large
dining room, kitchen and bath large garden and
lawn, with shrubhery shade treas, and small fruit Of
almost every variety.
No. Q. One lot Of ground, Of FIVE ACRES one OF
TWO ACRES and one OF ONE ACKE.
No. 8. Four small tsnenents, well located, with gar
dens attached.
No. 4. Stable sufficient for three horses and three
Also two carriage houses and small granary Apply TO
O0LE x TOWNSEND,
ly124tl No 4 East Third Street. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bity Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
indscreon, will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to all who need It, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience, can do
JOHN B. OGDEN,
mvIO-lyw ~ Cedar street, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
W. McCAULLEY,
SOC Market street.
NMllminninn nnlaNarn.
oct26

NOR SALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
n HOUSE, of modern style having 10 large rooms,
good dry cellar The house is furnished with water gas
and paror heater The lot is % feet front, l45 deep
haylng shade trees aud variety OF grapes and other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street.
No Sl having elegant prospect of town and country
Terms accommodating Possession 18th March next.
Apply to Nm. MeCAULLEY,
febi2 COS Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

NroT A FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS THAT
" aeet mankind arise from corruption Of the blood
mbods Extract sarsaparilla Is remedy OF the utmost
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres, more OF less, situate In
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County. aud State OF
Delaware on the River road, i've miles from New Castle
The buildings excellent, brick house with rooms
good barn spring house. ice house and other out build
ings. Also two story tenant house Is healthy aud
desirable property. Apply to .,,,,,,
SOC Market street.
IL. IL.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16


mn sCuENCK,s PUI.MONIC SYRUP.
This great medicine cured Dr.J H. schenck, the Pho.
prletor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when ha9 assumed
its most formidable aspect ana wen spY11y M
case incurable, when he commenced the use OF tnls
simple powerful remedy His health %as 5ss'Sss1
in time and return OF the disease mas psen
for all the symptoms quickly aisappeareu
aud hispresent more than I'VE han1teu
eusively to Of Consumption and the useases
which usually complicated WITH ~, ana tne sures
trniv wonderful Dr. sehenok makes professional Visits
to several of the larger cities weely where hs nas
concourse PATIENTS audit is truly astonishing 70
sa eonsumpyes that have to be lifted out OF their
carriages and in few months healthy Foops PeTseRI
! IONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally All re-
qured in curing Consumption Full directions seo9m
b Schenek but when is cOnvenientt isbest 70 see
him He gives advice free, but for thorough e4amna'
t;on with Ills Respirometer his fee Is three dollars
"a when purchasing thatths two ksnesses
of he Doctorono when in the last stage Of Consump
ton and the other as he now lstn perfect heSi'-a'
on sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers Price 81 50 per
bottle or $3.50 the half DOZEN Letters for advice should
sways be directed to Dr. scbenek'a Principal once, No.
| Is North eth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n. AZ
= Hanee Baltimore, Md; John D. Park Clncin-
natl, Ohio; Walker Taylor. Chicago III Collins bros
st Louis Mo. oeti"su"' ~" ~
w1sTAR,s BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY.
Co,.ghs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthml, Group, Hhooptng
CovqI Quinsy aud the numerous as we'll as dangerous
diseases Of the Throat Chest and Lungs, prevail In our
changeabo climate all Of the year. few are
fortunate enough 10 escape their baneful naueuee HOW
important then to have at hand certain andote 70 all
these complaints Experience proves that this exists In
Wi,tars Baisa to an extent not found in any other
remed, however severe the suffering the application
this soothing, healing and wonderful Balsam at ones
the disease and restores the sufferer to wone'
}. MIR. JOHN BUNTO,
o. BALDWIN, OHRMUEa County, NJ Y, writes . A,
81 was urged by neghbor 10 get one oo..e 81 .n
Balsam for my wife, being assured by nun tnnt u w
Il aid not prod COOL effects he would pay or Wy oos
himself on tho strength Of such practical efaenee
M meritE procured bottle. My wife ~ this nhe W
ID low with what the physicians termed SEATED Con
MpTION as TO unable to raise herself from the peu
coughing constantly and raising more or less blood.
Commenced giving the BAlsam as directed, ana Wa
mnch nleAsed With its operation that obtaneu hnotne
hnltIe and continued giving It, Before TINS bottle w
anrs, usad she ceased cOughng and was strong
"a III m THE ffth bottle ENTIRELY KEsTohED hb
To iIEALTH doing that which several physicians ma
prannred BY SETH W. F0WLE 4 SON, 10 Vremot
Street Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally ~
NroT A FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS TIA
~ anlct mankind arise from corruption Of tine oloo
embolds Extract Sarsaparla Is remedy OF the u'ino
value.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
Deafness, Blindness and Oatarrn

Treated with the utmost success by Dr. J.. IsAACs
Ocuat and Aurist formerlY Of Leyden, llollandD No
bI9 PINE Street Philadelpha. Testimonials from the
most reliable the City and County be seen
at his office. The medical faculty arc Invited to ae-
company their PATIENTS he has secrets in hts prae'
tice ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
oh ,rge made for examination Hep25-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
HOOP SKIRTS.
r Attest FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. BRADLEYE
CELEBRATED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE sPR1Nol
SKIRT.

TH WONDERFUL FLRxIBLITT and great COMFORT ana
PLKAsURH to LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
will be experienced particularly In all crowded ASSEM-
BLIha, OPERAS, CARRtAGEs, RAILROAD CARS, CHURCH
PKws Arm CHAIRS for PROMENADE and HOUSE DREssi as
the EKIRT be FOLDED when in use to OCCUPY small
DRRss invaluable quality in crinoline not found in
any Single Spring Skirt
LADY having enjoyed the PLEASURE, COMFORT and
great Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRma SKIRT for DAY, will never afterwards
willingly dispense with their For CHILDREN, MISSES
and You've LADIES they are superior to all others,
They Will not BEND BREAK like the Single SPRING
hut will PRESERVE their PERFECT and GRACEFUL SHAPE
when three or four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have been
THROWN ABIDE UsRLgss. THE HoOPs are covered with
DouBLE TWISTED THREAD, and the BOTTOM RODS are
not only double springs bat twice Tor double COVERED
preventing them from wearing out when dragging down
stoops, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a great faTorte with all ladies
and 10 universally recommended by the FASHION MAaA-
nNRs as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION,
ABLE WORLD.
TO enjoy the following inestimable advantages in
SHAPE pLBxIBLITY, DURABILITY,
and ECONOMY, enquire j. W. BRADLRYs DUPLEX
RLirrc or Double Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the
genuine article
CAUTI0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION be par
ticular 10 NOTICE that skirts offered DUPLK&
the red ink stamp viz; 81 W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the waistband-none others are
genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing the two
for d0ube) springs BRAIDED together therein, which
secret Of their FLRxBlLTY and STRENGTH and acombna-
| ton not TO be found In any other skirt.
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST GLASS skirts
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
| VESTS, BRADLEY & CAREY,
o. Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade sts N 7,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

TN THE SPRING MONTHS THE SYSTEM NATuR-
ally undergoes a change aud Henbold's Highly Con
centrated Extract of sArsApara is assistant of the
EreAtest yAlue
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

Browns Jamaica Ginger,
- p,orvp windsor Soap and variety OF Periumsry
ny ost articles for sale at Wilson's Drug and Medei-
al fora sos Market ST. Joylo
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDUCATION FOR BUSHES

Young men who wish to qualify themsOlves for Busl.
ness Life, hAyeunequalled Advantagesfor doing scat
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

DARE OPENING.-..A STORE AND
TX, MANUFACTURINQ BUSINESS, long and well es
sbshed one Of the best locations on Market street
row doing a good profitable business. WILL BE SOLD
ON REASONABLE TERMS. Advertiser about changing
Investment, Address, BuA eo4'n
tn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

NOR SALE OR RENT--A NICE LITTLE
L FARM within ~ miles OF Wilmington, containing
or beautiful site tor a country seat. Apply TO
WIN. McCAuLLEY,
,anib &C Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

lie has engaged the services Of gunsmilh who is com
peent workman, and sportsmen and others who desire
call lie has patent drilling machine, aud all work
entrusted to him will be executed with promptness anu
Iie returns his thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. and hopes y
strict attention to business to merit continuance OF the
4As Ss-REpAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

NOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II PROPERTY-A FARM Of III Of land $50 Of
which is arabe) situate between Elktcn and North East
miles from the former and miles from the latter hA-
adj with orchards II not sold Hoon It will be rented
WIN. McCAULLEY
;ants COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-07-16

APpyI "n' NY an7 , g UIlII l,,oot
fINHE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE to LET,
with or without the furniture. or an active partner
wanted to manage it. Desiring to devote my time TO
other business will let at q reasonable rent to good
tenant with three hundred dollars month OF boardets
10 the house to commence with, and plenty OF appua
will be received, II ahould offer calculated to
manage the business, and make IL profitable. ,,,,,
| Il Il. A. NJ
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

pas of the 5udges~-indeod q sons
claim, Of an ameuut fully equal to tho
cost ef the whole sysicm. rhc new
Consultation requires tho holding Of
four terms il each County, az two Of
which the Jury trials slone are to be
attended to- At tho other two no Jury
need attend, All may have observed,
heretofore, that scarcely half the time
Of the Court at any one term Is taken
up with Jury trials, and that Jurors are
often kept unemployed st great expense
II also eujoins on the Judges the duty
to supervise the expcnscs Of the Courts,
and report to the Legislature; aud thus
large amounts may be saved The item
Of Court expenses, Clerks aud officers
fees, Sc on the lists Of the County leyies
every year have grown fearfully large
Of hate years; and it might be well for
our people to compare them with for
mer years. Il is by no means all caused
BY increased population aud business.
The increase is out of due proportion.
By the greater despatch of business,
the certainty every case being prompt
y tried, the shortening Of the terms Of
Court, the speedier dismissal Of the
Jurors, and the close inspection by the
Judges Of the expenses as epjoined on
them, vast amount Of money will be
saved to the pockets Of the people, and
much valuable time saved which they
have been heretofore compelled to lose.
The Judges Of the Court Of Appeals
Composed Of the Chief Judges of the
eight Circuits are also required to sim
plify the pleadings and practice in law
and equity, and thus be the means Of
Saving vast deal of unnecessary ex-
penso to the public This duty was
performed heretofore By Commissioners,
occasionally, at the cost of many thou.
sand dollars 70 tho State, Ia fact the
new Constitution utilizes every thing,
and in nothing is it more apparent then
in its Judiciary system.
We warn our people therefore against
listening to the factious cries of its OPP
ponents, who know in their hearts that
this is the best, as well as the cheapest,
Constitution ever offered to the people
of this State; aud that the members Of
the Convention VIII, worked so faith
fully to produce such result deserve
that their work should be accepted by
the people with loud acclaim.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

A desperate effort is being made 10
prejudice the minds Of the friends Of
. free schools against the new Constitu.
tios, and to make them believe that il
is intended to abolish the system Gu
tirely. This is not true, as ii enjoins
upon the next Legislature the duty to
establish throughout the State more
thorough and cfficient sy tcm. There
has been much complaint about defects,
and useless expenses for Offices sc. uu-
der the present law, which require cor.
rectiou; and il is to remedy this
and to improve the plan, that the fol.
lowing provision has been made in tho
new Constitution. We advise all friends
Of cheap education against being i'm
posed on BY designing persons, who are
more interested iu getting votes against
the Constitution thso<8 perfecivg the
School system No one need fear that
the people of Maryland will go back on
this question, as the time for that has
passed by; but it viii be sad injury to
the cause of education should the Radi-
Gals succeed in making this party
question. We fear that those who are
coneerued in the present school system
Ray be too much disposed to use its iu.
aacnce for political purposes to the pre-.
judice of the new Constitution. We
warnall our Conservative friends against
such Vaccinations.
The following is the provision of the
new Constitution on this question
ARTICLE VIII.
EDUCATION.
SEc. L. The General Assembly. at is
frst session after the adoption of this
Constitution shall, By arie, establish
throughout the State thorough and eff.
cicnt system Of Free Public Schools,
aud shall provide, by taxation or other
wise, for their maintenance.
SEC. 2. Thcsystem Of Public Schools.
as now constituted, shall remain IL force
until The end Of the said first session of
he General assembly, and shall then
expire, except so far as adopted or con-
tinued by the General Assembly.
SRc z Tho School Euna ar al. Ca.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
NEW ADlERTISEME0Ts
SIGNIFICANT.

The new system Of Adserlising adopted 4.
Geo. r. RoweIl a CO. Advcsti,iag Aeen,,. &,
40 Park Row New York, IL attracting a 90
deal 0f attention.
The following eHiract from speech ds5,
cred before the y. Y. State Ediiorial Conn.
tion, tlateiy holden ut Penn YAM by a pta.i
nent Advertising Agent Of N. v. city, goe, !.
show tina, he at least acknowledges its adm,
tages.
lro@ Jap'ss,oRn, N. r., yoWrHGi Of Aso, "a,
Edited BY c. =. BlsHoP, Chairman Of Co.
'aif'se on ApvERrsISe AoESriEs.
"hr. Pettingill spoke In opposition to tb,,
plan from the PHbiisAer's stand point alone :.
lie showed the publishers that BY this sy,,,-
o. contracting they were giving lower ra,.,
than they gave their own home customer, :
others equally as prompt aud good customer
that they were selling one portion Of their \,
per 10 be used 10 compete with and undefb5
the other columns that the owner fthe ana
thus sold could come right In aud beat the pa
i'sher's prices and take bis business away In,
him that u the publishers, fully undcrsts.l
ing this, still wished to continue 10 stregvl.
and unbusincss-like a system he (Peitinsill /
20. should Of course cease tryinR 10 get q
Fersising Tor the papera at their regular rss.
and go into the other system OF contractipel
which he could stand II the printers eouldP
The anxiety on the account Of newspaper !,
nnealled for. There IS not one in twenty whi,l
would not prefer to receive all their foreir
patronage on this plan, when IL is fully unda
stood. IL Is too generally recognized as Ii.
oughiy beneficial TO all parties concerned to \
injured IN the least by any thing which NJ
be said against 1t by Interested psriics.
Advertisers sheaid Send for a'eircular givi]
full explanations.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
"The Defunct Consti,ution,,

Thaddeus Stevens has just written
another letter, filed with sense and
clap trap He says that tho Recon.
structioa acts are totally unwarranted
by the Constitution, and that unless
they can stand on other than constitu.
tional grounds, they are bald and
monstrous usurpation. He says he had
prepared the law SO US TO prevent the
President from removing District Com.
mapders but the Senate struck il out
and would not recede--that some of the
Senators seemed TO doubt their power
under the constitution which they had
Just repudiatcd, and wholly outside Of
which all agreed we (they) were acting. "
lie SAYS tho speech of Senator Shcr,
man, Of Ohio, who tried to reconcile
their usurpations with the Constitution,
was very alarming, and Conservatism
worse than Copperheadism--being "lcg.
islation without authority aud recon-
struction by usurpation."
The people should learn these l,adi-
cal leaders that VIC have got a Constilu.
tion, and make them obey it.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

Il N0WN as the successful Lung, Throat.
IN Heart and Blood Physician, will be- a,
Frederick Snyder's, miles below Harvey,
Carroll Co, Nd, on the Littles,own road,
from FRIDAY the 18th of September until
Friday the "a, of September, 1867.
The following are the names of some Of
the most remarkable cures made in extreme.
ly obstinate cases by the Doctor in Getiys.
burg. Waynesboro', &c.
Miss Agnes Snyder, Deafness, Adams Co.
Pa, James Bowers, Liver Complaint. Thu.
oytowu, Nd, Mrs. L. Little. Gettysburg,
Pa; John Mckesson, Adams Co. Deaf
ness; John Grove, Deafness, Pa; Matthias
Hemler, Oxford, Adams county. cured OF
bad case Of Piles; Mrs. Filkey. Edward
Richter, Consumption; Albert Mills, Con
sumption; Mr.. Martinthrall, cured Of Con.
sumption Mt Waynesboro, Pa; Samuel
Shaifer, W. Shircy, Martin Lego, Mrs Mer-
rick, cured OF Consumption; Mr.. Strick.
houser, Mary Baily, Squire Billman, MIS-.
DR. Williams. Mrs. Atherion, cured Of DyS.
pepsia and Palpita,ion OF the Heart, Ship.
pensburg, Pa, Ma West, Levi Piper, Mts.
Ferrcy, cured OF Dropsy; Mr.. Smith OF
Falling Fits; Mrs. Mary Lease. and na,ner
Gus other remarkable cures which for the
want OF room must be omitted.
Examination and consultation free of
charge. Medicine reasonable.
His terms are strictly cash, from 50 TO
Sl5 per month.
Bear in mind tho Doctor treats Consnmp.
ton by the wonderful healing process OF
INHALATION. ~
sent 5.-3t f.i
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

pA- The Dem. State Central Commit
tee which met at Barunm's Hotel, Bal
timore, requested the Executive Com
mittees throughout the State TO use
their best efforts to secure the adoption
Of the new Constitution BY the largest
possible vote; and for this purpose to
effect thorough organization Of allwho
favor its adoption, without regard to
past political associations; aud, in the
event Of its adoption, the Chairman Of
the State Ceatral Committee is to call
a State Convention, to be held in Bal
timose, October 9th, to nominate a
State ticket for the November election.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05

The Registers Of voters ii this couu-
y commenced on the 18th inst, and win
close on Saturday the l4th. We can.
not urge on our friends TOO strongly the
necessity Of having every voter regis
tered in time. Lot no one Who will
vote right be len behind. Every man
ahosld act and not trust to othors to
attend to il,
Mr. Peter Z. Myers has been ap.
pointed as Begister for Myers District
In place Of Mr. Abraham Long, removed
70 Woodsboro, Frederick county.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
GEN. Grant ana the President.

When Gen. Grant accepted the Office
OF Secretary Of War al iateript, to cun-
able the President to get rid of Mr..
Stanton we accepted ii as a sign that he
did not approve of the ultra Radical
policy; aud indeed we eau construe it
in no other way now. 1t astonished
the whole Radical camp, and the Gene.
raj was fast falling into contempt oftIiat
party when another event occurred 10
set him straight with most of them, or
at least in his doubtful position ouce
more. When the President determined
to remove Gen. Sheridan he iutimated
to Gen. Grant that he would be pleased
to hear any suggestions he might make,
who accordingly protested against it IN
writing--statiug that in Republican
government tho will the peopleshould
Lc observed that the people wanted
Gen. S. retained, aud that the wishes
of,hc lov.l n.,, or ia aa..n,. .,..,.l,
\. .nsar..a .,,.;a.. ~, san,,, m.
.,,.,,,,,,, & ,,a, -
-lr..I,
-, oeeauss ns
@ 'H' '.aa''''' ahd 'ne haalca's
1V "s1V'''' ous"' . pe ai'owed
y ~ 'a's - '"sy p'easca' oneh pue-
rue arguments were easily brushed
away oy tnc PRESIDENT IN reply; aud
zen uran', apparently satisfied, gave
way. Inc idea that the President, as
Commander IN Chief, should have to
consult the people before removing a.
subordinate Of his own appointment is
a novel one Tor military man to enter.
tam The President must judge for
himself as to such matters /; and he
makes very strong case against Gen.
Sheridan, who was disregardiDg the
Constitution Of the land, and carrying
out the reconstruction laws Of Congress
IN such partizcn spirit as to oppress
the people unnecessarily, aud obstruct
rather than aid the harmen;,r,A ,s.,or.
t;oo oe ,be U,;on !. h..;l,s ,.a..;r u.
~ 'easus 'ne
ffsS'aent hin'sea with open -coatemPt.
10 Is just possible that Con. Grant
may have feared The dismissal OF Gen
Sheridan would make b;m = aa,gsro,,.
-;,.i ,.- ,ha r...;s..
~ ~ - = "au'eal
eppa'aa'e aud' II 50, nc has come oue
just in timc 70 secure his own sisildia4
with the better class Of Radicals. Gen
Grant i now Il pos in 4, sE;..h &.
i, 49,, {. ., 49,
= poa'u = s"os nus ha'a ana inc
III t4.II 4 It4r
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-05
BALTIMOnE MARKETS..

TUESDAY, September o, 1867.
FLouR. Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra 8 T5aS9 2b; Howard Street Extra
Shipping o 7Saslo 25; Howard Street High
Grades 10 50aSi0 70; Howard Street Fam.
ily II 50aSl2 90; City Mills Super 75a$l0
per bbl.
GRAIN. Wheat--prime white Wheat Q As
aS2 So, & prime red s2a$2 SO per bushel.
.Com--White ! l2aSl Is, and prime yellow
81 is per bushel. Oats 50aG0 cts, Rye
35aSl 40 per bushel