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New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY ls, 1867.

geon This youth is Master Enoch Probert, who is
in his twelfth year. On Easter Sunday he preached
TO crowded CONGREGATIONS III the Baptist Chapel ut
Gladestry, Radnor. A local paper says, "he has
sweet and powerful voice, which he manages well.
His delivery is remarkably distinct, and bls hearers
were astOnished at such marvellous truths from boy
of such tender years"
Messrs Longinan have published a work by Ernst
de BunSen that is exciting some attention. II Is en-.
Rechab connected with the History of Symbolism
and Idolatryp According to the preface its object is
gradually recorded IN spite of party in the Jewish
Church which was always opposed TO the prOmulga-
tion of tradition, and thus to the principle of uni
versatility. These and other principles were always
supported by the Rechabites or Kenites, who
although from the beginning separated from the
Hebrews formed with the latter the people of Israel
These two parties merged into the Christian Church.
Although their hostility never entirely ceased, con-
cord by compromise rendered possible through
symbols. which suggested moro than they defined
the right Interpretation of Divine mysteries, the
keys of which were conidcd 10 st. Peter.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
PERSONAL.

Jefferson Davis kept himself secluded from public
view during the greater part Of yesterday, and received
but few visitors The clerks at the hotel where Mr.
Dayi. i sOOung very retcent In regard 10 his
movements aud did not choose 10 yield any Information
an to his whereabouts II is believed that Mr. Davis and
family will leave the city this afternoon for Canada via
Albany. by the Hudson River Railroad.
The income of the Hon. H. III. StarhweatheT OF
Connecticut il published ~ the papers as s29i5.
Prof. Brown of Tufts College, gave readings to
select audience ia Boston ON Thursday evening
IL is stated that Secretary Seward wishes Professor
Agassz 10 organize an expedition to ""ainSsla during
the Summer Of 1868.
Basil Duke is canvassine for o newspaper in Ten
nessee. Ex-senator Iyerson of Georgia sells inei Tor
living.
The Rebel Lieut.. Tolbert. who be, $500 that he
could prove wilkes Booth o be still alive Is reported
10 have won and received the money.
The Memphis Baptist Convention diucd with Col.
John ) Brown Of Memphis the other day Gen. ~ b.
Forrest was at the head or one thblc.
Gov. Smythe of New Hampshire visited tie fish
ways OF the Merrmac at Lowell ON Tuesday eycnne ard
dined at Gen. Buffers.
Capt. Charles l.. G. Minor of Hanover County Va,
Agricultural College In Hyattsville.
The permanent organization Of the Iowa Centcn-
Wright as President.
1t is proposed 10 erect monument to the memory
OF c nle Prof Iiarhs The Boston Board OF Trade has
appointed committee to look after the subject
Peter Burghardt one of the first aud the last living
ot the pioneer New England settlers. IN Broomo County
Oi thls STATE mas just died at tho ripe age OF 49,
The Nashington correspondent Oi Boston paper
says mat tue President has Informed several ecDtcnen
lnt ne dd not think there any doubt hut that no
should visit the Hub" in June.
Gov. Oglesby OF Illinois has declined on account of
official duties tie invitation present at the nnvail
ing OF the stano Of Henry Clay, at Louisville the
J0th inst.
Mr.. Christopher Roberts free school on Iookout
Mountain Tcnneosee Is now under the charge Of tho
Rev g T. T. Bancroft Of New Hampshire, late OF Dart
mouth College ard AndOger Theological seminary
Mr. Lcmuel 5. COckburn has declined TO accept tho
MaY0ralty 0f Iuscunlia, Ala, TO which he was ap.
pointed TO III the vacancy occasiOucd Ivy the removal OF
Major SOss.
Alr. John Hardy, editor and proprietor of The AId
OdMG 6tGc Se"tHd, an uncomprOmisng Union paper,
Irglc 10 r>.diDc llir PUBLICATION u t't paper Ao
lh W June.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE WEST INDIES.

Ian QUARANTINE REGULATIONS Al NASSAU.
nv ThtEsRAfH TRIBUNE.
WAsuINGToN MAY l7.-Unitcd States Consul Kirk
patrick under date Of Nassau ~ r. April ~ 1867. thus
writes to the Secretary Of state:
SIR: have the honor 20 inform YOU that have felt
my duty 10 upprse The Health officer go fev YORK oi th"
necessity OF examining with great the vessel ir"h
this port Vessels have arrived here without having
been subjected 20 any quarantine whatever and coming
from cy ports one them, her Micsiys ship 81 war
Steady from Jamaica, having had several cases or yel
low fever board after leaving Jamaica Anothet ar
rived from ST. Thomas having lost A. that port h"'h mas
and Yet both ~ these vessels cnr rfhi INTO tho
harbOr aud remained. and were both holding c"iui,d-
tin with the shore lO time They have left Last
week one Of smallpox were found on
board tho French guuboas the harbOr The patients
we're taken ont her placed ou another ye-sfI
in the same hafbor have not heard Of either OF thte
diseases spreading yet; there appears to DC no lahs
taken hos ever. 10 prevent It, Ihe only Nerses uat
have 1iantinsd for fhr last eight months were w." h
fortunate American vessels from Wilmington, y - nav
iur Ou -v amp fever board dermrd not contagious,
they were promptly cent 10 Quarantine sO You VIII per
crVe that There is neither impdrtiay OF protection III
This stufe OF thags continued shall have another
sraon of yellow frVcr, and n 10 does not reach the Amer
can shores IL viii bC fortunate " this IlOmeni mere
as MOI many Strangers here Tor fever 10 feed upon
subu,it ~ yOu alignment whethril requires any I"itH''
nfl..tIf..
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
FOREIGN cORREsPONDENCE.
LONDON.


IHE REFORM QUEsTON-TTE HYDE PARK MEE1iNG
-HCMILIATiNG POSITION OF THE ToElEs-
SPEECH PROM THOMAS HUGHEs-AMKRGCAN
vIsITORs-IITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
Prom Our SPECIAL coIresPOBdeut
LONDON, May 4, 1867.
Everything now indicates a consciousness in all
parties here that the time has for simple trial
Of strengh between the Reformers and their op-
ponents. The discussion which has continued for
he last quarter Of century has exhausted argument;
every reason for every position against the enfran
ehiscment of the people Of England has been stated
and rcsiated thousands Of times Last year, when
MrGladstono introduced Reform bill, it was known
that argument was virtually closed. lie was
answered by wells rather than arguments. and ulti-
matey defeated By stratagem rather than votes.
The speeches grew shorter and shorter and had
nothing in them. The popular instinct felt this and
knew that the time had come when they must match
Their ertinacity, their power, and possibly, In the
last resort their lives those of the classes that
cypress them. The gigantic demonstrations which
were held throughout Great Britain last year were
openly declared to be held or the purpose OF coercng
Parament TO pass measure Of Reform. Aud
lolhmg could be palmer than the fact that the
loHes' who had withstood the clear reasOnings
y Years, began 20 Weld before these
menaclngly popular demonstrations The present
Reform bail i, undoubtedly. the result Of these de-
s.n"nsuallOhS. lhe men who bring 10 forward hate
reform rs much as they did. Disraeli and Lord
Slahey never did bate II; but they could have
pfs'i5ied Their Tory colleagues 10 bring in this bill
ave through fear. Those who have read the discus
500 on The bill will perceive that IL is full of tricks,
meant 10 take away from tho people with one hand,
- hnch as possible what it processes 10 give with
.ne olner The people, Of course, not satisfied,
anu anu continue their demonstrations and menaces.
hfee hundred thousand people gathered at Binning-
nan 70 protest against lt. and proportonatey large
meetings have been held at Leeds Bradford. Leices-
YER and other cities. The effect of these visible
lh he division OF night before last when the pct Ic
nrlctiOn Of the extreme Tories making two years
residence IN any locality necessary 20 yotuga Ie-
Nhcon without which the consent Of tho right wing
id DeyeT have been secured for the bill-was swept
away byama.ortyO 81. Ihedebato Oh that residence
s,lalse which Disrael had already pronounced rifal
showed that - was only a question OF relative
.iengtl. There was hardly anything IN thespoeches;
Was SIMPLY pitched battle Had the Tories used
ne same weapon that they used in tho great division
on the ratc-pang cianse-thIeatened 10 dissolve the
ligiNc ~ cas- q defeat they must have got much
G'Rsi yote thaa theY did: but they were not sue
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
MARYLAND.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNVENuoN.

TIE CONSIITUTIO CONVENTION.
sr TEIKGAAPH TRIBUNE
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May I'm the Maryland ConSti-
tutlona Convention to-day, the Committee on the De-
claraon Of Rights reported bill Of rights which pro-
ydes among other things, for the ADMISSION OI negro
testimony i'm the courts of the state. The bill was made
The special order for Wednesday next
Tho following advertisement appears III The Mary
lond Eastern Star:
NOTICE to the late SHAREHOLDERS Of
~ Tablet CounyThe Subscriber having been sppon-i ara com
s.,oned by the Mar land ,oHnssone % sNe sta
he, for Talbot County under the act ofbe 'sneI A''shh passed
a the January session 1857 and haug qualified sconng 10 N
hereby i've notice will attend al he ,APkt ~ Ch,ge
ni.trc from WEDNESDAY the 9Th, 20 SAIOhDA1 the Htn
(Suudays excepted, for ihe purpose
All IN sad hlstFtt, Nao iVs'
49, srve property during the late aud "he Hsh 70
s.,, Tho .yeuee order 70 maAe gool lhe cam
ns, the General indmncaton are requested 10
% w ard and mnh the proof Ownership required 10y hs ss act
witnesses addition ~ tuai VI c owner
ysnI and persons also required furnish h uames nsoe
e. si pbylcal condition their whether ey we're saves
s e tern Years ai how years WHEELER ia shs ps,a
enlisted or drafted military service the United SIe Ala no
what eginen placed and what " -. s E % %
General Government 0v He "h7 ' ''H
drafted into the mlliar! service
AHst AHst nyrDN'i ' ~ N'' NM H. Nab.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

PRoGREss'oF THE SIEGE OF VERA CRUZ-cArrURE
OF sIsAL BY TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
AMERICANS WITH THE CONDUCTO OF UNITED STATES
NAVAL oTFICEES-IUMOEs FROM TIE CAPITAL.
STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA. May l6. 1857
Left Vera Cruz April 4, 1861. p. IN. The siege still
continues with but little activity either side. Vera
Cruz is now well fortified The Liberals have hut few
guns ana hopes entertained by the bcscgcd that the
yellow foyer season. which is coming on shortly, viii
drive many of the Liberals away The only manofwar
the mperals have II the small iron screw steamship
TabaSa which mounts but four guns of light caber A
report IS that the Liberals have strong gun
boat. the McCuoch. at Tampico. which VIII soon be
armed and blockade the port of Vera Cruz.
downward trip arrived at Sisal on the 2Sth
the afternoon. and the afternoon of the 26h It was
taken by dash of the Liberals 400 strong ON our de-
parturc from there home ward DOund May Z, ~ was
S in possession Of the Liberals, though they hourly eX
peclcd a small feet 10 attack them, 81 seven vessels
with eight guns, viz: the steamship Neptune oi about
tuus with gunS; three sChOOuei>, thre" guns
aud three coast canOas with three guns ON account of
this state affairs, and the weather was rough WIN
LIGHTERS IN port the Virginia has brought back 20 New
York the car.o She took IN this port for Si-a
From The interior oi Mexico thctc ~ no news lIa c'h
hc trusted. The Virginia carried 10 Havana soicu pas
scngCr- brought MP 10 the ship from BOca del 1do on
rc IIbcrls) by the boats ~ the Inglsh
iuan-Ovnr Jason. From these passer N - under
stood that the commdndan NJ the United states sean-
ship Tncony refused 90 send his hOls ashore 70 take on
tho Americans who wished 10 leave the country. For
this cannot vouch All do know is that the English
boats brought them up our American oihcer accom-.
panied the English boats on their second p 10 Boeh de
Rio, 10 make arrangements for them however.
The Liberals did not allow any one 10 enter the cry
and this why these persons had 10 come ON D"ad III
this The Americans on board were lnuch as
couteuted with the American Gunboats. Macmillan ~
supposed 10 be stnl AZ QneTrar0 Mexico u shld 10 DC
partly IN possession Of the Liberals
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
fNADA.
MEDICAL CONVENTION IN OTTAWA

MEDICAL CONVENTION IL OTTAWA.
81 TKLEsAsPH 10 THE TttBusg.
OTTAWA e. W., May 1.-THE Medical 'onncil'
which has been holding its annual meeting here Tor inc
past week adjourned last night Business Of much i'm
portance 10 the profession was transacted The right ~
homcopathsts and Eclectcs, who prefcss TO have the
legal qualifications 10 demand registration, h TO be tested
in The courts Parliament II 10 be- pettoncd 10 pass an
act 10 prevent the publication Of immoral aud Indecent
advertisements in p"bic papers III this Province ahd
prohibit the circulation, through any channel. oi
pamphlets OF n similar character
JEFFERSON DAVIS EXPECTED AT MONTREAL.
ToroNTo. MAY IA dispatch from Montreal says ::
Apartmepts have been reserved Lawrence Hall for
jefferson Davis and family, who expected there to-
morrow Southern refugees residing here intend TO in
yite him la visit this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
sOITTu AMERICA.

LISBON. May l7-The regular mail steamer from
Rio Janelro arrived here today. The South Amen-
,an news is important. President Lopez OF Paraguay
had accepted the mediation offered by the United
states Government through its Minister, Mr. WASH
burpe and would Immediately send an envoy TO
Washington The allies, on the other hand, had not
accepted the American plan, and 1t was oouD'iu
whether they would do so at all There had been 10
furtbcr fighting between the contending armies
The ,cyolt in the district of Mendoza, Argentine
Renul,ljc. was assuming still more alarming proper
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
THE LYDLAN Wax.
THE SITUATION Al Port DuFonr

THE SITUATION Al PORT BrFoEp
or tILkaHlru TO THk TRsUSE
WAsHINGToN, May 1.-THE following WAS received
NJ "e"' "i""' Sr. LoUIs, May ts.
IA ne a5i,,,ot General Since my telegram OF this
morning have heard from Col Rankin OF the date OF
March n He soys no further hostility against his post
Ia haen afannfed by the Sioux, although he has not
been enabled to forward the mail from Jan Jan u liz 60 s nsTCn
have left Fort BufOrd tho same day.
rhev hear The same. postmarkyiz, Fort Rice, April
5o goG psnlin says he received March 30 the first
oniSia' o''n'iu" W. A. NICHOLS, A A. q.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

SUSPENSION or TIE COMMERCIAL BANK-sENAToR
WILSON.
TBS TRIBUNE
NEW -OmEASs, May 1.-THE COMMERCIAL Bank
suspended this morning Jacob Barker pledges his real
estate with the annual rental $4,000 to cover the ab
ties OF the bank
An order ssned this morning by Cen Sheridan,
prohibiting the carrying of fire arms by any person eX
ccpt those authorized Offenders Will be subject 20 ral
and punishment by military commission The meeting
night addressed by Senator Wilson quiet and or
dcIly though the military under arms IN readiness
to quel any disturbance. Cen Longstreet was one Oh
the NicePrcsdents.
The threedays festival ~ the remen begins to-day at
She fair grounds for tho benefit of widows and orphans
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
PRuSSIA.

BERLIN, Nav 17--Eyenmg.-A meeting OF amer
cans was held in this city to-day, III honor OF tno
memory of the late United States Minister, GoN'
Wright Over 100 persons were present anu MI r "S
.rogided Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania delivered a
snIooy and a series of appropriate resolutions was
nasSrn.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, May 7--AftenOon.-The,Cu e,Cunard steamer
Cuba Capt Stone from Boston, May arrived here to-
day en- route TO Liverpool
IoNpoxpERRY, May 1.-THE steamship North Ameri-
san. Capt Kerr, from Portland May 4, arrived here to-
day on the way TO Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 11-Eyening.-OIders nave oeen
ssed IN council for the prevention or RESTRICTION CI
of the rinderpcst. which has again made
a. aao.s,auco. and prevails in some Of the counties
si England
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
HUNGARY.

VIENNA, May 17.-An Imperial decree mas o'en
.',1,,st.5 fayorinr the Protestant inhabitants of
Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

IoYpoN. May 17-Dispatches have been received
-, ,tbens which state that two sanguinary bat
os have taken place recently in Gambia IN both OF
.rbicb the Turkish Commander, Omar Pasha' was
,adlv heaten. His loss in both engagements Is com
nuted al 5000 The Great Powers OF Europe nave
I'm united in petition to the Sublime Porte 10
10 the island OF Crete to the Greek Government
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
MEXICO.

NEWS BY STEAMER FROM VERA CRUZ.
BY the arrival of the steamship Virginia, Capt.
Dcaken we have dates from Vera Cruz to the 4 sisal
the eth, and Havana the nth inst We are indebted TO
Purser Austin for important favors.
She brings from Vera Cruz the following specie list
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
FREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL

nv ,rLso,ipp TaS rnBrSh
albany, n. Y, May IA break has occurred IN
tbe Eric Canal short distance wrist of schenectady,
which, A La rpperlsx, NM ssAs hia " QSkAe ~ kssAA
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18
WASHINGTON.

THE HON. GEORGE BANCROFT APPOINTED MINISTER
TO PRUssA-THE RECALL or THE BRAZILIAN
MINIsTER-THE SUPREME COURT DECIsION-GoLD
DISCOVERY.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

PRoGRESs.OF THE SIEGE OF VERA CBUZ-CArrURE
OF SISAL BY TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
AMERICANS WITH THE CONDUCT OF UNITED STATES
New-York tribune., 1867-05-18

IHE REFORM QUESuON-THE HYDE PARK MEE1!NG
--HCNIUATING POSITION OF THE TORIEs-
SPEECH PROM THOMAS HUGHEs-AMKEGCAN
VISITOgS-IITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
Prom Our SPECIAL CoIrespoBdent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-22
@g Jelegtaph',.
TO TAiE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
By Telegraph to tho Resister.l

LONDON, October 20, Midnisht.-lm-
portant official dispatches just reeeiNed'
from Paris, in relation to affairs IN Italy,
announce that Italy positively pledged
herself to enforce the provisions Of the
September treaty. -5, ,.1l'...'
The Paris Patrie says the French
troops were so posted that they could
have been marched across the Alps at a
moments notice. This decided step Of
the Italian Government is accepted at
Paris rs rendering French Intervention
unnecessary, and the French expedi-
ton has therefore been abandoned. The
insurgents, in consequence of this I'M
looked for attitude of King Victor
Emanuel, have evacuated the Pontificial
territory.
2 PARIS, October 20.-It is ramored to-
day that the leading European powers
will unite with France, in joint inter-
vention, for the settlement OF the
Roman question, and the presei '"''o"
of peace. The French Cabinet has adj
dressed circular note to its represen-
tatives at foreign courts, sOlemnly
pledging France to enforce the stipula-
tions of the treaty of September. The
excitement and anxiety created by the
rumors continually arising here are
very great, and rentes are tiuctuatilg'
MARsEILLEs, October 2O.-Accounts
received from the Island of Gambia an
nounce the arrival of the Turkish Grand
Vizier and other members of the Com
mission of Inquiry. The Grand Vizier
had met deputation of Cretan insur-
gents at Cauea in the presence of all the
Consuls of foreign powers. The men,
bers of the deputation insisted upon
the union of the Island with Greece.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-22
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, october II.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings to-
day were unusually large; sales of
about 2200 head; i'll slow demand, and
market depressed; prices &c lower; in
some cases there is a still further de-
cline; average quality cattle, and fair
extra lots, were disposed of at Il;
prime 16alG!; first quality l5al5i; fair to
good bali; ordinary llta12i; inferior
lOall market closed weak; receipts of
beef cattle 6i63 head.
Mich COWS-Choice in moderate
demand from private customers; prices
firm; other grades quiet; supply in OK
cess of the demand; receipts 81 head.
VEAL CALVES-Aloderate active
and steady, ut Sal2t; receipts 1912 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Depressed by
heavy arrivals; trade slow, and offer
ings undisposed of; prime and extra
sheep 5!a6; inferior to common 4a5; ex-
ira lambs Z; medium to good 6ta6i; in
feriOr Sac; receipts 29,0l5 head.
SWINE-A0tive, and prices quite
uniform, ut 6fa7 for light; 14a7s for fair
to good, and 7ia7f for heavy prime; re-
ceipts 26,534 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-22
FROM NEW YORK.
An Appeal-The Maryland Invcstiga-
rs ,,ou-Iudre Kedfield-Torundo.

Z tion-Judgc Kcdaeld-Ternndo-
NEW YORK, October 21.-In Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, yesterday, Reverend
Henry Ward Beecher presented to the
congregation an appeal to assist a
Union lady in Charleston, S. c. who
proposes to remove, the 81 dead Union
soldiers now lying in Potters field there
to Magnolia Cemetery and erect q
monument over them. A collection OF
$500 was made. re- HOO = ra'
The Sub-Judiciary Committee on
MARYLAND affairs examined but one wit
ness yesterday and contrary TO expecta-
ton it IS probable that therewill be con-
siderable testimony taken in this case.
The subject is Of such o wide scope,
and is likewise of so novel q character,
that it is difficult to fix any decided
"planfor investigation, and 1t is there
fore likely to include much that is ir-
regular. About dozen witnesses have
thus far. been summoned.
Judge Redfeld, of Vermont, the spe-
cial agent Of the Government in the
Frazier-Trenholm casei will sail for
England on Wednesday for thespurpose
of effecting a settlement OF the anair.
The Worlds st. Johns special says ::
A terrific gale occurred on the Labrador
coast on the 9th instant, and so far as
heard from some thirty vessels have
been totally wrecked, alse an immense
amount of property and forty lives lost.
Wharves, boats aud fsherman's huts on
shore were washed away. Steamers are
leaving St. Johns with relief for the
sufferers, there being over one thousand
persons left destitute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-22
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October 2

CINCINNATI, October u.
FLOUR-Dull; sales of extra at 10 80
al0 IS, and family at IL 5Oall 10.
WHEAT Dull; sales at = GO for No.
red.
CORN-Dull; sales Mt 20; no demand.
OATS-In moderate demand; sales at
66a67c for No. |.
RYE-Steady; sales at ~.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged; sales
of spring at 3Oal 80, the latter for
choice Canadian, and fall at Goal 40.
COTTON -Firmer; middiing is leld
at Isle, but buyers offer lSc.
TOBACCO-Steady and demand good.
WIIISKY-Unchanged.
MESS PORK-Nominal; sales at q 10
a22 90.
BACON-F'irm and quiet; small sales
at II for shoulders aud l7!a1Sf for clear
rib and clear sides.
LARD--Dull; held firmly at Is.
HOGS-Dull; good to prime are be-
ing bought by butchers at 6 OOa6 %
gross.
BUTTER-Dull at 3Oa40 for Ohio and
42a46 for New York State.
CHEESE-Unchanged at 14ia15.
SEEDS-Clover dull at s 90; timothy
2 40; flax 25a2 10.
LINSEED OIL-Sales at IA.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 52a53.
GOLD-l 431 buying.