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TEXAS.

We learn from the LateHigencer that
three men, named respectively ). NJ.
Nedloek. Dick Miller and M. ii. Alex
ander who had been convicted Of
murder. escaped from the Jail of Travis
county on the 18th of May. The sheriff
offers a reward Of $500 for their appre-
hension.
The Observer, published at Ruski
sevs two companies Of United states in
fantrv passed through Alto, IN that
pounfv. on Saturday last. They are in
tended as garrisons for the towns Of Ma
cogdoehes and. San Augustine. Soldiers
and tax collectors are about all the evil
denee we have of living under the
limited States government-its burdens
we are compelled to bear, from its bene-
fits we are still excluded.
a Masonic temple is to be erected in
Houston. The 9Bbe0n0pS has seen the
plan and specifications, from which we
learn that the building is to be ninety
feet front, by ninety-two deep, four
stories high, finished of in the best arehi-
tectural style, rendering it an ornament
y The obserper also asserts that Judge
Watrous, of the q. s. district court for
Western Texas has announced his de-
termination not to conform to Gen.
Griffinis order in relation to jurors, but
saws he will follow the state and federal
laws governing the matter.
AT Indianapolis, says the Bt@tets'i
cotton has almost ceased to come I'D, the
last years crop having been almost all
forwarded, yet a few bales are still lett
and make nj p occasional freighG
Wool, hides and ltries are arriving IN
large quantities, and business Is very
good. .,y...
. THE Cspilidn and Gazette snthorita-
tively contradicts the statement IN the
New Orleans Times Of the Z2di that
notes of the Texas national bank Al oti-
weston had been protested Gen. Clark,
the cashier Of that institution says II Is
unqualitiedly false.
"A mad dog appeared in the streets OF
Galveston on the 25th May, but was shot
desd before he did any harm.
The Gazette says few nights since
a difTic,Iitv occurred at q freedman's ball,
near Liberty, between q United Ststes
colder and q negro. The negro hred
ssveral shots st the soldier, after which
fhe soldier grappled, and seriously If not
fatally stabbed the negro. F
LTbe Providence Journal says q
our;ons fish of the skate family has been
exhihited in that city. It has head
like a monkey, with prominent features,
two legs projecting from the dOrsal fin
and Terminating in cat-like claws, s long
pointed tail covered with bristling armOT
ike an alligator,s, fins like a fiat iish,
but four inches vide, gills on its breast,
and food pipe down the back Of its neck.
II was caught In = seine at Seaconet
Point.
1t is said there is not democratic
naner published in all Rhode Island, and
an exchange says it is because Sprague
oso,as the state, and won't let It have one
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber!

VETE will contzef7-to furnish 5000 to 10000
w feet Building a6ateriaI
Also. 5000 TO $4,000 feet Dressed Flooring.
An the above OF the best Yellow Pine.
Address ]. A. WIGGS 4 Co, BurnsViue,
FOWLER, WIGGS & co,
! No. 195 Main street.
unv4 I'm Memphis, Tenn.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,

on Tuesday, June II, 1887.
No. tzg n. II. D samuel Tate et Al. vs.. Lewis
f{eif,v et ai-Chancery. Court OF Memphis.
ny virtue OF an iuteriocatOry degree made IN
Is ms cause 1Fiil SELL al public auct' on, 70
fi,e hjghegt bidder. az the Courthouse door, IN
the CITY OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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HrRREN l4R NlsayIC CAEENpAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1907

ACCOMMODATIONS.
I567.
....-.. .a.. LODGES.
ArGrRoya No. les Meets 1T Monday in
every month, al 0dd-g Glow Hall cor. lourt
and Main d. C. Trader W. IA e. T. Tom
nuson. sec
SOUTH MEnrHI= No us. Meets ID Friday Of
aach n0ntl-Hall. cor Madison and second.
LSiLk sooTT No. 2s7 Meels Ist Friday each
mantb-EiaIl. cor Madison and seccu t. John
HAWn.T5s. so. z55 Meets 3d Friday Of each
ulnufIl-tbdi-Eelloyys sail P IL Stanley
Kvts-yso ", = y : SS 81 Z zDl Meets eth FRIDAY
81 each Hl9uiE--2s9' Front street street "a yoan m j.
Worshsm, S5l, ". al /; B. k fgIlen,ai-d sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
u~,y rl,ar,ter No l. Meets "a Monday Of each
nonth-Odd-Fellows Hall A. J. Wheeler,
II F.; q. e Paynter- sec
a....--- AND 5. H..
sqch .nonta-fl dd- -eliOws' IalL JOln Aent,
Th. H.; n. !. " ggil, Rec
rE.rPLABs.
r-,-.y- .,rr nnandery 70 f. Meets sth Mon
-- 90 of each month. John Gent Co1a n. J.
Wiggiu, Bee
- AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
Zal Front StresL
HEnnEs Lodge ef Periescli9,5n On @ l1ll -. .,.l+ Il
Lsrg4a,I f7O.urIIn 4catl ions II "a edne-tlat lk-lt
m e9rb month, Henry p Hgodaztl- 3D. q.
NJ. Charles Il Carroll l5lh. sec, ~ %
NITHEAs L2dse Or ~ i 81 .. sI -so1itB. Ce5rg
Neuersh Sd, e. NJ. : A. - II tflllZl'-Ao' 1-1-
sssar,. SO f-,uncil 1f 1fFarnCes OF Jsrusai EN-. l5th
80. D. Benz, X Pulen, "a A1fe--'''
- -. 5,7-7-R of ROSE CroIz 18th, No. ].
Charles " adams, I'D, Ia. W. d. Il 1oli-
pI1IyPfg Z, ss,.Is Council Of Kh, SMITH,
10 H. Henry T. W oouarl- aZ1si comm :
William y. erode -, kee ,-7 rr,,r
Afrslie. 3d. comm. ~ eLiefi Dodge {.
ET-ler, -, r.ss.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Monday, June 3, I867.

352 y. X. D-BenJ- :. Eddins vs.. VIM. D DuRn.
Unancery Court Of Memphis
DN virtue OF an interlocufory decree. in this
ID cause, viii sell, at public auction 10 fie
bi7hest bidder. at tbe cOurthcuse door Ia Inc
t.ifV or MeTunhfS Tam, -
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Trains arrive al Memphis at SO an. ana
6.yQ pm
ForThroagh tickets aud al inforInation, ap-
plv al Ticket once, No 2}3' = Main hJTeet, ana
- Depot, head OF Mia street.
SAM B. JONES.
-r-. f-ar4aTs.E isr r5sTi 1feT4JTuf
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Progresses slowly. Erom some unex-.
plained cause, the people OF Louisiana
seem to feel less interest in this subject
Than those Of any other state. From the
refusal Of the registrars to allow eccess
TO their records, it is difficult to obtain
authentic statements of the comparative
vote. The opinion is, however, enter
famed that there will not be so great
difference between the number Of white
ana eoiOred voters, as was anticipated
some time since. Politics are little
more rational. The indications are that
t1e republicans will unite and divide the
offices without respect to color-that IS,
IL they can get the offices. The conseFY-
atiyes are, however, inclined to dispute
the point; and as the coloTed registers
only exceed that of the whites in this
parish by about $500, great confidence is
felt that the latter can eateht pass and
beat y their antagonists. lt Is, however,
to be remem bered that the whole white
or black vote will not be cast solids as
that would involve a war of races, which
all would deplOre.
The oninion of the attorney. general is
timid and tumid to the last degree,
bringing very little relief to tile citizens
in doubtRs TO the right # registry. It is
true, il guarantees to al The right to reg
lister, but at the peril ot prosecution for
perjury if they swear to any construction
of the Law which may not be sustained
bv the courts and PRESIDENT lt at least
assures the right of Registering, and an
extension Of the time, 50 that we may
anticipate fair show for all the votes to
which we are now, under the law, en-
titled We hope for distinct military
order interpreting the explanation Of the
attorney general.
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THE CAPTURE or NAxnulIAG

ca Of opportuneiy to strengthen the
PROSPECTS Of the United States for com
mercial connection with that distracted
and exhausted country. Do you not
svmpathize with the arch duke? He
has been faithful TO his pledges while
those who induced him to aspire to the
Mexican throne have abandoned him to
a ferocious and justly exasperated savage,
for Juarez cannot be considered much
else. There is a singular coincidence be-
tween the fate Of Mr.. Davis and Maxi
milan, and it is fortunate for the repu-
tatiun of the United States that il is in
condition to demonstrate against the bar
barism Of putting a military leader to
death because he mas, been unfortunate.
E .a A AsTfrcFsFTrVIS. '..-a
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11
DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII he exposed 20 sale By public vcndue an ,he
premises, on THURSDAY. DECEMBER THE i9th,
lth, at 10 O'Clock NJ, iva eertan Ip,s Of ground
situate in The town Of bloomsbury. Columbia Coun.
ty, Pa, on Main street near the Public Square On
'he one is erected large stone dwei ne hnusr ami
other out .builinps and npan nie uthcr gooh frame
stable. the frnnt Of said last mentioned lot being
; very desirabl" corner ior building purposes.
Also. on the SAME day one other house and lot az
ground situate Rock secpi, IN rhc said town ri
Binnn.b burg. IN the county aforesaid, whereon Is
ERECTED good frame dwelling house and other out.
| buildings.
Also on Friday the 2,nh day Of December. 1887, /,
ut 10 us lock AN, Will be exposed 10 sale by public
vendue, on rbe premises In iicm'ock ,ownship. a,
the residence of Thomas j. Vaujersice. a certain
farm tract of land containing sixty hive arres
less 10 be sold IN Two parcels OF about thirty four
acres EACH the pubic road iead 'g from lit 10 Fish.
| ingcretk bridge 30 Ruckh0rn aud running through
lc said farm to he the dividing line the whole tract
being very rich AMI excellent soil for farming pur
poses besides there being upon The one tract as d
vidcd by said road In rye and ronvenirnt building
Of every d. scrip,on also. lurse ana very vaiu
nbe IiG.rstonc quarry, open and in good working
order. Upon tue other tact as divided aforesaid,
there is also very valuable liun sionc quarry, one
rond large lime house, two good lime kilns. one Of
| hich is IN iuli blast OF the present line.
Also, on the same day nnd on the premises near
Buskhern will b. sold at bubc oucrv. certain lot
Of ground situate in ilenIlock township. principal
| timber iani adjoining lands Of John APpleman ga.
cob Harris and Others, confirming nhout twenty,h
acres more ~ eAs. all late the estnie Of Rebccca
Vnnderslice, deceased.
CosDrvloN or sALs.--Ten per cent Of 0ne'fonrth oS
the purchase monuv to be paid on the day Of sale on
iourih less the ten per cent OIL tho is day Of April
ia6a the remaining ihrceiourth 10 two equal pay
menty one on the hrst day of April latg. The other
on the first day Of April 1910. ith interest on the
amount remaining unpaid from tho FIRST day Of April
1865.
The deed or deeds 10 be executed and delivered
to the purchaser purchasers thereon on tue pay
ment Of the one fourth less the ten per cent, on the
frst my Of April lsts when the balance OF tie
| purchase M0ney ehail be secured by judgment or
| mortgage, ut the option Of tho present owners.
pOssession given on the first day Of April. lsc.
Purchaser purchasers TO pay for deeds and stamps
JOHN n. vANDERSLiCE, Jer the ha'rs
November ", 1851.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

Ssy~ The great impeachment fzzle is over
the vote taken anginst this hydra.hcaded
monster was nearly tgo to .onci 1t stood
81 TO los. What feeble attempt after so
long and loud roaring in and out of Con.
gress Thus ended the most Infamous and
ridiculous farce the country ever saw. The
Member from this District, Mr.. Mcrcur,
voted 'c'M the m,peachers! How insignif.
cantly small they must feel after receiving
such a terrible rcbuke The names of .hcse
patriots should not be forgotten They
should be written with black pencil upon
every wall /! We will publish the names
Of these miserable creatures in our next.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

s9- At this season of the year, when 20
many of our people are suffering from colds,
We call attention to Ayers Cherry Pcctoral
as sure cure not only for caughs and colds
but all affections Of the lungs and throat. -
Having used it in our family for many years
we can speak from personal knowledge Of It's
efficiency, There may be other remedies
that are good, but in sll our experience this
hes proved to be by far the best It's quail
tiles are uniform and wholly reliable. It is
pleasant to take, and should be kept at com
mand, by every family, as a protccticn n
against a class of complaints which seem
harmless in the beginning, but become
affecting and dangerous if neglected. ".
H. Register.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

klI' Our readers are requested to read
the original tale commenced on the first
page of the DEMOCRAT and finished On the
second. It's from the pen of an cminen,
author and statesman of high Character
Forney says JERRY BLACK wrote the piece.
IF that's SO, the President and his Cabinel
have shown their good taste in procuring SO
able and learned scholar to write the Mes
sage. 1t a fine piece of literature compar.
ed with the late lamented Iincoln's Mes.
sagcS
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

GRANT AND CURTIN. Almost every Re.
publican paper we pick up has the names Of
somebody placed at the head of their col
umns rs its choice for President and Vice
President. We observe that the Frecburg
Courier hoists the names Of Grant and Cur
tain for those high Offices, This fact will
doubtless be Of great aid in securing their
nominations!
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

esD- Weston, the pedestrian, arrived at
Chicago at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Thanks
giving day. He has accomplished his task
of walking 1916 miles in less than 2G walking
days, and gets $4,000, less $1,000 forfeit
for failing to walk one hundred miles in one
hundred consecutive hours. Such task
would probably have killed the most power.
iul horse; but the man has thrived under
it, He has averaged fifty miles day for n
stretch Of one month at time.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

THE CHILDREN's HoUR-a Magazine tor
hc Little Ones edited by T. S. Arthur,
and published by I. s. Arthur & Son, No..
500 & sll Chestnut Street, phila. In two
volumes year, beginning in January and
June. Price, sl.25 q year, in advance.
Five copies, $500. It is the best publica.
ton Of the kind We have ever perused for
for the little children, and we heartily com.
mend it to the reading public. Every
family should subscribe for it.
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The PsEslpEsr's MEssAor.-To Tho or

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. TO tho ex.
clusion Of much other matter, we give place
to tho able, dignifcd and patriotic Message
Of President johnson. We have neither
time nor room for comment, but ask for it
careful perusal by oil our readers. It
is by far the ablest document which has yet
Issued from the pen Of the present Execu-
tive.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

M Whenc'er take my walks abroad,
how many poor. miserable dyspcptic people
| see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and
happy, if they took Plantation Bitters, that
paragon of preparations for giving tone to
the stomach, energy to the torpid liver, Il
joy to the nervous system, and strength to
the muscles. 1t is an admirable regencra
tor of natures wasted or neglected functional
powers in either man or woman. 1t gently
oxcites and pleasantly soothes. With a
bottle thereof, every man may be his own
physician.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11
NOTICE..

The second enstalinent Of the last subscription n
Avss Of Uetobef. euhsctibsrs will please pay their
respective amounts. and ohiige all partirs.
l., D. RUrER1, President.
Oct O. lag,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

DEAFNESS. RLISrSCss AND CArAxRa t,ea,ed
WIN inc unnsi success by ). isAACS, NJ. n, Ocui,t
shn 'niiH tfnrm'Iiy or Lcyden, Holian y. No. sVs
nreh stirrf Philadelphia, Tes,imoniaie from Tho
~ hs Once. The Mehicai faculty arc invited, 10 ae
company 'nsir patients. as he has nu secrets In hi.
p'aciier ARFiFItiAL EYES in.rs,ed wi,hot paia
'"s"a'ec ior "Ao"pia'Ion Nov, t1 ls6,.-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

The TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. After
a great flourish Of Radical trumpets in re-
gard to the trial of Jefferson Davis, at which
Judge Chase was to preside. it appears
that the affair will not come off until May
next. Now, this is simply pitiful evasion
of a solemn duty on the part ofJudge Chase.
Ever since trial Of Davis has been spoken
Of, the Chief Justice has, by one dodge and
another, made il convenient to 30 arrange
his affairs as to render his attendance appa.
rentlyimpossiblc. The reasons arc obvious !;
Judge Chase is the Radical candidate for
the Presidency, and it is scarcely to be ex.
pected that he will place himself in 1oi
tion where he will be compelled to give an
opinion that will have a bearing upon his
political prospects. 1t may, therefore, be
confidently asserted that Jefferson Davis
will never be tried-at least not until Judge
Chase's chances for the Presidency are fully
determined.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

wM. II. JACODY, Editor.
Wednesday, Dec. II, 1851.

n N: PsTrssd'LL Co.. 3. rnrk Row New York
~ duly authorized 10 solicit aud vcreye subscrn
ons ana ndversinE for tho Demeerat T. Star, pub.
''hed At Bloomsbury, Columbia county, Pa,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Posit lively Cnc Day Only.
At SNyDER'S HALL,

Bl0olnsburg, Friday Dec. 20, '6Y.
Two LEvrEs AT 8 AND ~ O'clock.
Return from Europe, latter an absence Of
three years. where they have appeared b..
fore nearly all the Kings, Queens, Empe-
rors, and Nobility Of the Old World.
TIE GREATEST WONDERS or the AcEi
-Four beautiful and symmetricolly formed
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN MINIATURE,
THE ORIGINAL AND RENOWNED l,s
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT
MISS MINNIE WARREN
Their unique and exquisitiycly enchanting
Performances and Exhibitions never fail 10
charm and delight every beholder. They
appear in
SONGS, DUETS, DANCES. COMIC
DELINEAIlONS, AMijSISfi
TRICKS, BUkLESOCES,
AND COMEDIES IN
CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES.
The RICH and ELEGANT DRESSES
and the brilliant collection Of Dl AMONDS
worn before the various I'orentates, Of Eu.
rope, all of which arc introduced in tLoss
popular !Ievees cost over Toenty thousand
Dollars III Goki
Ladies and children are considcratcly ad.
vised to attend the Day Exhibition, and
thus avoid the crowd and confusion Of the
Evening Performances.
To the Day Levces- admission aS cents;
Children under ten, Is cents Reserved
Seats SO cents; Children under ten 25 Gets.
Evening Performance Admission to sll
parts OF the House, rs cents. Children
under ten, IS cents.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11

MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. No. 40.
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D!s. n. w. WELLS.

SUCCESSOR TO DR.. r. c. HARRISON,
Has taken Rooms n, the Amsrican House. All o..
Gers lett there VIII he promptly attended To-
bo"Hsburg, Oct ~, ihG;
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHING GToN, December 5, 1857.

1sV- THE LITTLE CORPORAL for Decem-
Der is capital number. 1t opens "On the
Hearth Rug '"rhe Great Panjandrum
HIMSELF" "Jennie's Memory String n
new "Rhyme of Little red Riding Hood -
the conclusion Of Camp Bruce" besides a
number Of sparkling poems, among which
is a perfect gem, by the Associate Editor,
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller, entitled
"The Babys Stocking;' music by Geo. +.
Root, letter from Theodore Titon, and an
Editorial describing tho beautiful process by
which Chrom os are made.
A new volume of the Little CORPORAL
begins with the next number. The publish
er has determined to continue his offer of the
November and December numbers free to
all new subscribers received during Deem.
ber. Terms $l.00 year. Sample copy
free If sent for before January lst.
Address ALFRED L. SEwELL,
Publisher of The LITTLE CoRpoRAI
Chicago, III
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-11
Grants Testimony.

The testimony Of Gen. Grant, before the
impeachment committee, is published. We
regret we have not room for Il, merely to
show our Radical friends, who are de-
nouncing President johnson for bis ,estora.
ton policy, that the man whom many Of
them prefer for the presidential nomination,
not only approves the action Of tho Prcsi.
dent, but testifes that it is the identical
programme laid down by Mr.. Lincoln him.
self and which would have been carried out
by him had his life been spared. Many
counts in the Indictment against President
johnson are for acts done which General
Grant endorses, and if the Radical editors
who have his name at their editorial mast.
head, can see in him candidate after their
own hearts, would it not look little more
consistent for them to cease their bowling
against the President? How they can COM
mend the one and denounce the other,
while the two are working in concert, per-
fectly agreeing as to what should be done to
restore the Union and establish civil gov
crnment in the States lately in rebellion, is
more than most honest men will be able to
comprehend,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-21
Cleveland Wholesale Market.


FLOJR-The demand is fair, and prices steady and
unCh=nged. Wetquoe; XXs red $40, 7JG111,25 amber
$1f,5GGf1,7 rs Xxx white $12G1a20; xxx white S13.
WHEAT-Dull, but frncr and better. Sales 5 cars
No red at s., 25 from stOre car No do at S215.
CORN-Less active but frmer. Sales 1000 bu No
sellers option first half October at S1,13.
OATs-Steady. Sales 20C0 bu No. at 5Sc:
| car do at GGc.
Rrp-Quiet at $l,95@l,2S for No. 1 from
store.
BAnuY-Firmer at Sl.200I,25 for No l
State and Canada; No. > State J0c@I 90.
LARD-Demand fair and market firm. Sales
5000 lbs City-rendered at I+4c; country l35c.
DRIED BEEF-In fair demand and firm at 22c.
BUITER-In fair demand and firm at 27G2Sc
for prime shipping lots W. Reserve; choice
trade lots W. r. 2S@4oc; small lots strictly
choice do 3I@32c.
CnEEsE-Firm but quiet at 9@13c for good
to choice dairy and factory.
EGGs-In fair demand at l79lSc.
PETRoLEUM-Steady and firm. Crude held
at $500. Refined IN bond held at 2S@29c for
standard white, free, 45@49c.
SEEDs-Quet Timothy 50, ,25@2, so. Clover
$S, ,5n@9,0O Flaxseed 81, 2592,35.
P0rAToEs-In moderate demand at $1,@l, 10
per bushel.
SALr-steady at 1925 for Fine; Coarse $2,-