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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-24

lie subscribers arc now making ut
Westminster Md, an Ointment which, aiier
long. and extensive experience, they conf
lenily pronounce sure and pleasant cure
Tor that distressing complaint known az
Hemorrhoids or pics. From many certi.
hcaics ofpersons who have been cured by IL,
they select the following.
On receipt Of Si.00, box of the oint
ment, with fall directions, win be sent. pos.
tage paid through the mail 70 any address.
For sale IN Westminster, by A. H. Huber,
Druggist No. 2 Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. d.
LEVI EVANS.
FoBTl, ZIG Franklin street, Baltimore
is our General Agent
aug15-u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-09-24

Painless Extraction Of Teeth
(WfgH0UT GAS)
Dr. charles niIlingsica,
DEsTEST.
HAVING supplied himself silh m Ar.
III paWias for iioiurfag Locgl .faasthc.
sia, takes pleasure IN Informing The clsixcns
q Westminster sud the community al large,
that he Is prepared 10 use this latest ia
proycnenl IN the extraction of Teeth. I he
advantage possessed f,y this Apparatus over
al others Is that Il gpsrts only ne part
operated on.
lie has also the most Improved style Of
Apparatus fof manufacturing pnrs Gas-oi
course oil persons calling GA him ca,s choose
The method they prefer.
All operations 10 Surgical and Mcchnn
cnl Dentistry performed ia the most approy.
ed style and nj moderate rates.
0Hoe, adjoining hs Fafhers Resffsnce.
near FarmcFs q Mechanics Baak,
WFsraiSsrEn, Mn,
where may he found al al times when not
professionally engngedai the following puoes;
Union Bridge lat Wednesday 81 every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Nen Wi,sisof. End Wednesday ~ every
month, remaining until Saturday.
UHionfowB. - ird Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening".
Idncgiotra3d Friday every fnonth.--re.
naming until the Wednesday following.
apis
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L u M g e r.

Of every kind. Also, the various kinds Of
COAL, always on hand Just rereiyed
GO,000 No. CYPRESS SHINGLES,
10000 No. 2 /" !"
for sale at reduced prices.
Office and yard ON Nam Street, n short
distance west Of the Railroad, Westminster,
Md. II. w. DELL.
jan2.tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
WHOLE NUMBER 1863. ru

Ssays he is in favor of building the
ieVees, but he fears the money! VIII
oo eq equau9eEed as heretofore. If YOU al
mays useu that as an argument you would
never make any public improvements At ali.
ns ~ 70 rue suere IS an impression that a large
anHVtn' an IN u, VI money mas been misappropriated
Dy tne old Levee Board, but Is that anv
reason why we should not contriye nIan n
entct the work If million of dollars has
been squandered, is it any reason whv We
should abandon the levee system and nnt
seek to reclaim these thousands of acres of
!and, .a, the most productive on the face Of
the the sarth? saa They were once reclaimed, and
taernn ae riHe was never seen before, as to their
c9etllng oS products. We believe the system
oosig oo naTsii1g Board of Public Works will ac.
Joa,ip push 1 Il. We have laid the foundation
teeP ana broad, and now we want the means
w %oiA Win. | agree that to take these
not noeu1 ana go into the market, we should
d. !. ee aole 10 get the money at par.
D1I II is not proposed to sell them
we ere simply laying Foundation in the
nope that the Federal Government Will
Gine 81 10 our relief By indorsing the bonds
huese Elk per cent gold bonds will then hear
tne same value that the United States bonds
40 u IN tae London and Liverpool markets.
4 GO not pretend to say that because am
5Ae autnor OF this bill it is perfect, but, for
God sake, let US cure its defects If We can
Gentlemen talk about the cost of buildins
these leVees. No engineer before the com.
mittee has estimated that it would cost three
millions OF dollars. l believe that five mil.
lions will be amply sufficient. Let us Law a
IoGuinqatlon, .oGi broad and deep and wide, upon
Whlcn we can rear this system of levees, and
naAe LOUISIANA what she was before the
war-the sugar bowl and cotton State of the
The Senate adjourned without action on
the oill-no quorum present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

Inc following instructions have been
sent to tax collectors by Hon. G. M. Wick
life, Auditor of Public Accounts:
AUDIToR's OFFIoE,l
-, State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans, October 8, 1868
6IR-On the opposite page you will find
the text of Act ia, passed by the General
Assembly, and approved September 30,
1868, ieVying special tax of one per cent.
on fall movable and immovable property
in the State. therefore respectfully cali
your attention to the following instrue-
tions:
l. The basis of this tax is the assessment
OF 1861; you will, therefore, be guided en-
trely by that assessment. ,.ss
2. You will add together the amount
stated IN the column on the assessment roll
OF 1867, headed Total amount of the tax
aole property OF each person, company,
corporation, ETC., embraced in the pre-
cedlng eight colums,' and the amount
stated in the columns headed "Gross
amount of premiums earned each wear bv
torelgn insurance companies not chartered
by the State, subject to one per cent. tax"
and the column headed Amount of gross
sales OF goods, wares, or merchandise; also,
income from all sources not otherwise
taxed, If there be any amount stated in
elther OF said columns, and upon the total
amount thus taken, collect tax of one per
cent.
3. AS there Is no assessment of valuation
Tor 1867 on cotton, sugar and molasses. the
assessment simply levying a special mot
al tatorem) tax on these kinds of property,
and as you can not levy tax on a tax. YOU
can not collect any tax on any such prop
erty under this law.
4. Of course this tax, like all others. Ia
collectable in national currency. with, how
ever, the especial privilege granted to tax
payers to pay this tax in national currency.
or IN either, or ALL Of the four kinds of
state paper, to wit: coupons, warrants,
State notes and Convention warrants.
.. You are authorized, first, to receive in
payment OF this tax coupons of all State
bonds, except the coupons of the leVee
ponds issued IN accordance with act Of
March 26, 1867.
OF those coupons which you are author
lzed to receive, you can only receive those
that nave matured prior to, or that will
mature on January l, 1859
6. You are also authorized to receive all
state Certificates of Indebtedness" (which
simply means State Notes., in payment of
this tax.
Z. You are also authorized to receive all
Auditors Warrants, no matter for what
or to whom issued, for the years 1866, 1867
and 1868.
s. And you are authorized to receive all
warrants issued, or authorized by the late
Constitutional Convention, whether for
per diem, contingent expenses or printing.
.. On the roll of non-residents YOU will
collect one per cent on the amount oppo-
site each name in the columns headed
9 Value of lands belonging to parties un-
known" and " Value of lands belonging to
non-residents"
10. You will proceed imme iiately to the
collection of this tax under the general
laws governing the collection of taxes.
Very respectfully. -
G. N. WIGKLIFFE.
Auditor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
SPAIN.

declaration In Favor of civil and Eeii.
EtOus Liberty-AbOlltI0n of slavery in
the Colonies after Ten Years.
MADRID October 9.--The Junta has made
a declaration in favor of civil and religious
liberty. The declaration was received with
extensive popular demonstrations. A large
number Of workmen are idle, iu conse-
quence Of the political agitation. The
Junta assures them that work will soon be
provided for all who want il.
LONDON October 9.-Rumors are current
in Paris and Madrid that Cuba has declared
for Independence.
The Junta will hiring bill before the
Cortes abolishing slavery in the colonies
after ten years,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
LOUISIANA GENERAL AsskfHLY
Beuate.


SATURDAY, October TO- 1865,
The Senate was called to order bv the
! President at IL O'Clock NJ.
Inc roll was called; full quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. jackson.
On motion of Mr.. Beares, the reading of
tue minutes was dispensed with.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
house bill No $50, an act relative TO mar
RACES was taken up section by section.
The nrst section was read.
Mr.. Campbell: / move to amend by add
ing at the end of the section 'and provided
that no marriage shall be ratified nor the
issue of such marriage legitimatised. hv or
according to the provisions of this ACT.
when there existed at the date of snch
private or religious marriage, or at any time
since any other legal impediment to The
marriage OF the parties to the private OF
color" Adopted. VI
The section was adopted as amended.
Inc second section was read and adoptei
without Amendment 1l'-
The third section was read. b.
MI. bacon: move that the bill be printed
aud S made the special order of the day on
Iuesday next at one O'clock Adopted
STANDING COMMIFTEES. 81
Mr- Ray, from the Judiciary Committee.
reported iaYorably upon House bill No. l34'
an act to regulate and define the duties,
ana to stipulate the jurisdiction and emolu.
HANANo u OohOAuTs dHu d idfUfdDle majority
report upon House bill No. s, an act relative
to Aotaries Publie. f,slEl-Tf - =.
Mr.. Lynch, from the Finance Committee. j
reported uatayorably upon Senate bin No.
~ 4 ;,i, sn act Tor the relief OF Rev. Benjamin
+. White. OF 0peiousas. Louisiana.
Mr.. 0Hara. from the COMMITTEES on
Claims, reported favcr4bly upon House bill
No. 2ol, an act for the relief of J. g. Kath.
man, late Chief Of Bureau of Immigration.
House OF Representative.
The House met at twelve o'elock. Speaker
Lowelrin the chair. : r 7 'S'.4'e
kirsy,elght members present.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Satcheu.
: On motion OF y. u. Lauge, of E 4st Baton
pensed with. - s-A+-
On motion Of Mr.. GaFstksmb. Of Jsffer-
son, leave Of absence for twelve dass was
granted to Mr.. Young, of Coneordia.
On motion of Mr.. Page, of Jefferson.
leave of absence was granted hin for seI,
days, -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

Mitchell county, they being engaged in the
affair, and no unbiased jury could be found
in that county"
General Sibley makes no further re marks
which relate to this riot, but simply sub
mits the affidavits. together with private
letter from an officer in that county, who
makes special request that it be not pub
lished.
and England are diligently engaged on
naturalization treaty.
The local elections in Delaware resulted
favorably to the Democrats.
Chase will take no active part in politics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
Ipalthes TO the Associated Press.
AMHINGToN.

~ EeEgs ON the Camilla Massacre
mF'e ElectiOns-Judge Chase not
"a srsdtoy October 9.-Captain Wells's
cllops no new facts regarding the
I'll Yhe report concludes: From
"a Barn, the colored people and
2 peaceably disposed toward
ln my Investigation of this
4 W materially assisted BY Major
:. q boon my arrival at Camilla
Al that place appeared desir-
tcurrences of the nineteenth
= be investigated.
n a1ke of my visit here, no action
by the civil authorities of
had any inquest been held
a odies Of those killed.
ard indorses Sibley's report
e4 olIows
- the honor to forward to Won
sent me By General Sibley with
fe Camilla riot. The General
90 20 action whatever has been
y tivll authorities at this date
i'' oward bringing the guilty
e. e. hment, and no inquest was
IN n bodies, nor investigation had
.. Bureau and Captain Mills, by
Ne commanding officer Of the
y = esrgla, whose report had been
~ NE Commanding officer ofthe
t 6f the sohth.
q pays; 1T is not believed pos
iG III the guilty parties to punish
~ the civil authorities Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER TO- 1868

An act to protect the health of the CITY of
New Orleans and the town of Algiers, and
to locate stock landing and slaughter
houses, and to incorporate company to be
called the New Orleans Stock Landing and
Slaughterhouse Company.
Read twice by its title under saspen sion
of the rules.
Mr.. Coupland: move that the bill be re-
ferred to the Slaughterhouse Committee,
Adopted.
Mr.. Wilcox: ask for suspension of the
rules to introduce a bill.
Rules suspended.
An act to protect the health of the city
of New Orleans: to locate the stock landing
and slaughterhouses, and to incorporate
the New Orleans Stock Landing, Slaughter
house and Ferry Company.
Read twice by its title under suspension
of the rules and referred to the Slaugh.el
house Committee.
Mr. Wittgenstein: ask for suspension
of the rules to take up Senate bill No. 121,
an act relative to the Orleans Slaughter.
house Company.
Rules suspended.
Mr.. Wittgenstein: move that the bill be
recommitted TO the Saughterhouse Com
mittee.
Adopted.
Senate bill No. 1876, an act entitled an act
to provide for and publish a work on the
agricultural neurological and manufac-
turing resources of louisiana
Mr.. Wilcox: / move that the bill be re-
ferred to a special committee of three mem.
bers of the Senate.
Adopted. ..
Mr.. Campbell; I ask for suspension of
the rules to introduce bill, to be entitled
an act amending the first section of an act
entitled an act making a new division of the
State of Louisiana into five Congressional
Districts.
Rules suspended and bill read.
Mr.. Campbell: ask for suspension of
the rules to put thebill on its secoud read.
ing.
The Chair ordered call of the house.
The following members present;
Antoine, Braughn. Campbell, Foute, Fran
9ols, Futch, kelso, Lewis, Lynch, NJ lnette,
O'Hara, Packard, Pinchback, Pollard, Ray,
Wilcox, Wittgenstein-I7.
No quorum.
Mr.. Lewis I move that tie Senate ad-
journ.
Adopted.
C. H. MERRITT,
Secretary pf the Sanata
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NEW YORK,
Death OF HeweII Cobb -, a.o-

Death of Howell Cobb. Of Georgia.
New YORK, October 9.-Hon. Howell
Cobb, of Georgia, while conversing in the
vestibule of the Fifth Avenue Hotel at ten
O'Clock this morning, fell dead without pre-
moDitory indisposition. Supposed to have
been caused by apoplexy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

House bill No. 243. an act for the relief of
Martha Waters,
And recommended their passage.
The chairman reported, also, that the
committee had under consideration
Senate bill No. 295, an act making appro.
priatiohs for the general expenses of the
State for the unexpired term of the year
ending the thirty-frst day of December, 1868,
And had considered the same up to line
l6S, and asked permission to sit again.
Granted.
On motion of blr. McNIillen, of Carroll,
the House adjourned until tomorrow at
twelve O'Clock NJ.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
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TO TAX COL
LECTORS
COL

The following instructions have been
sent to tax collectors by Hon. G. NJ Wick
life, Auditor of Public Accounts:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-10

c. H. MERRITT.
Secretary Of the Senate.
, 1868-04-24

COL ONIALR JADE
FOR ST. GROIN.
FOR ST. GROIN.

Mandagen den 24de Februar 1868, Mid
dag KI. 10, holdt ColoniaIraadet ct over
ordentligt Mode.
Medlemmerne ware tilstede med Undta-
eelse af 3die Medlen for Christiansteds
Landdistrict damn og ste k~ongevalgte
MedIem (WaIker), der havde meldt For
fald, og 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY
(Sarauw), der var forhindret we'd Sygdom.
P%rotokoIlen for afvigte Mode blew oplast.
Fernandez b~emerkede, at han at Med
lemmer af Raadet er bleven opfordret til
at paataIe den uefterrettelige Made hvor-
paa Raadets Forhandlinger optages i st.
Croix Avis, idet dens Udgiver Iader dem
henligge, og sRtter dem tilside for private
MeddeIelser, der langt bedre kunde hen
ligge, og at naar han optager F~orhandlin-
gerne, skeer Diet i Brudstykker, hvorved
Sammenhengen tables. Han Wide opfordre
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren til at
fremtvinge en- bedre Opfyldelse at den incl
lem Gouvernementet og Udgiveren ind
gaaede Contract, der ogsaa angaaer Tryk-
, 1868-04-24

S = e c e. C,

med Bygninger og V@rker b%eIiggende
under Mr.. 1 Lille Nordside QUARTER.
1ste Auction Fredagem den lode Ma
f6rstk. KL. 10 Midddg.
eden Auction Fredagen den 29de MAJ
f5rstk. KE. 10 Middag.
3die Auction Fredagen den 12te Jum
t6rstk. Kk. - Midd0g.
1ste og 2den Auction paa undertegnede
Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet.
Conditionerne vile blive fremlagte we'd
Auctionen, hvortil Lysthavende indbydes.
st. Thome Auctions Contoir, den code
April 1868.
ROsenstand,
Auctionsdireeteur.
, 1868-04-24

ETQHE Vendue Director hereby makes
A known, that at the request of the
Dealing Court in administration of the
estate of the late Mr.. John Patrick Marnane
will be offered for sale by 3 Auctions IN
conformity with Royal Ordinance 22nd
April 1877
, 1868-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION.

G UCTIONsDIRECTEUREN bekjendt-
AA ej6r herved, at if0Ige RequisitIon at
st. Thome Skilteret administrerende af-
d0de Hr. John Patrick Marnane's Stervbo
vii blive opraabt til Salg we'd 3de offent-
lige Auctioner / Overeensstemmelse med
Placaten 22de April 1917 den Stervboet
tilb0rende
, 1868-04-24
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
April 15,-Danish schooner Grasmere, Z. Krag,
st. Thomas, Ballast.
&" 1S,-Ditto brigantine Gipsey, I. Davis
New York, Provisions &c.
" 23,-American brigantine George, n. E.
Perkins, Porto Rico, Molasses.
CLEARED AT CHRTsTIANsTED
April 8,-American schooner John E. DAILY, Z.
Wall, Frederiksted, Molassess.
" 18,-Danish ditto Grasmere, Z. Krag,
Frederiksted, MolaSsseS.
, 1868-04-24

ken Udgiveren nyder Detailing.
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at han Wide
f~oranledige, at der blev givet Avisudgiveren
en- a%lvorlig Paamindelse ON at publicere
Raadets Forhandlinger paa en- mere tilfreds-
stillende Made end hidtil.
Fernandez bemerkede, at han etter
M6dets Berammelse havde modtaget en-
SkrivelSe fra Gouvernementet med AnmOd-
ming ON UdnevnelSe at ode Plantere eIler
Ki6bmend til at indtrade / Commissioner
til at meddele Oplysning ON Priserne paa
Gems Produkter, til A~fbenyttelse we'd Fast
spttelse af Toldbodtaxten. Han Wide med
Raadets Samtykke ansPtte VaIget til Fore
tagelse i Dag efter de andre Sager.
If0lge Dagsordenen toretoges dereIter.
l, eden Behandling at Forslag til TlIegs-
beviIling til Budgetpost d. Refs og
Politiv9senet for 1S67-68.
Fernandez bemarkede, at ingen Hn-
dringsforslag ware indkomne.
BeviIlingsforslaget vedtoges uden For
handling eenstemmigen med 10 Stemmer.
2, eden Behandling at Forslag til Till@gs-
b%evilling til Budgetpost d. 7; Mllitalr-
udgifter for 1S67-6S.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet t6lgende
Endringstorslag
81, ad Post 2 F: Douceur til Detachementet
/ Frederiksted forh0ies fra $50 til S7j.
?, som Post 3 optages.
"Erstatning til Commandeersergeanten
Frederiksfort for cndeel hans Qvarteer
we'd Vandhoden den 1Sdc November t. A.
0deIagte Gienstande .-----.----.$75."
3, bet samIede Bel6b af TiII9gsbeyillingen
oliver, istedettor $95. 43, at opt0res med
SI9j. 43.
Gouverneuren bem@rkcde, at han siden
forrige Mode hayde modtaget Forslag fra
Commandeuren for Frederiksfort ON en-
Forh0ielse at Bel0bet at DOuceuren til De-
tachementet fra $50 til $75, hVilket han
selv fandt bilIig. COMMANDMENT hayde
derhos andraget paa, at der MATTE udyirkes
nogen Erstatning til Commandeersergeanten
i FORFEIT, som var den Eneste, der havde
Qvarteer anviist / nederSte Etage til Gaar-
den, der var bleven OyersV0mmet we'd Wand
foden. If6lge en- indleveret Liste over
hans 6delagte eller beskadigede Etfecter,
kunde Tablet a~nslaaes Til $195. so c., hvOraf
han giennem Underst6ttelses Commissioner
havde erholdt $25 erstattet. Efter det
Samme HenSyn, som laae I'll Gfund Tor or
slaget ON nogen Erstatning til Mandskabet
i Christiansted, var der nu foreslaaet ct Be-
lob af $50 til Commandeersergeanten i
Frederiksfort.
2det MedIem for Frederiksteds BY GA
ber) anbefalede Bevillingen og Endrings-
forslagene til Vedtagelse og foreslog der
hos, at Raadet, ligesom Diet havde amer
kjendt Politiets code Virksomhed, ogsaa
burde udtale diets Paaskj0nnelse at de Mill
taires Tjenesteiver og anstrnngende Tjene-
ste we'd den omhandlede Leilighed.
4de kongevalgte Medlem (DuBois) til
traadte sidstnevnte Forslag, som derefter
eenstemmigen bifaldtes at Raadet.
We'd den derefter stedfundne Afstemning
vedtoges de 3 Endringsforslag liver for sig
, 1868-04-24
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th to 21st April.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1868-04-24
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Sambo." We have received your ar
ticIe; but we, as a general
rule, arithom exception, require
the authors name not for
publication, but as a pledge
of good faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-02
poMRSTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC Mhhhbln
Nothing 9s p1s . rS y, & 5ss % North
Weston sItra Family AID OHIO siz sd
80 s ss decline. Ssr ;, S "a corn los va
Pean.ysas saS5c Southern, slas OA Groceries and Pro
cacsso Jane F.a. 9enqany easier whit. Winter EItr.
du At sic Oats dali GisaGic Rye nGasA 81 7. 81 90
c 80 10 I s g G.. soT Pa ssE1 " Lake al " @
dali at Sc Wheat tdilc on Corn, to Buffalo IN 49,,
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go BACON quiet; Rib sides ls Clear Sides lbs Shoulders,
fa hs. aS Jun. a 5Sf Cattle qas,pged Extras
FL So' Hoe sS c .SS sSsP o' 900
OwEeo Jane good demand Bat market
S WSts si for Double Wheat quiet with declining
S sGass 6s S5a SS3ls s Corn &c.,
ST. ogl' Joas ce9e's active GG@"Sq g n S pssbs ~
irs 81 81" rsS Wheat n e se'iasa
and Illinois spring ea Cora dun at ssS8l for Mixed
and ioE and G s. S Ss 5 d Pos SIS So Bacon
shoulder 1ic Clear Sides l7Gse s'garcaTed Hans sGale
y,I' c Gs - . WI" ou e'ii ''S Ss
WI" Ss+.ass. S' 1as S'IP you '3' pe.s
rs Ma AZ 3d. Oats dall; Csc Tor No Corn dul for
80 Two d E s Fa 900 S c S;n''s $
bG Flour ss oR W ase %hsas%Ssr declined Sc sales
80 Isporte Spring 81 Corn declined &c sales Of No SyqS
s sT S sorSsnE. Respts@SO6 5bI Flour 1900 bush Wheat
Sssrs June quiet and s,m Receipts So 30 bales; ESQ ss
RS ,ts, ov S sad rS.r qf Clear Sides sc Lard S
or,v,tIS Sns OFF, hid. Lugs 70 Fair Leaf
$i wsaS 81 ga "a s. COraShsd soeSSc IN bulb oet:
II bond at s 2Oo hi: old ~ SSS2 RYE SsS
d.. 7ic Clear Rl6 sides lsic Bulb Meats dali and Soeha0gsd
s s Dl S 81 4ass S1
so for White ga S Double Extra WGs1' Sn' s1d ' "a, S No
Milwaukee Cu6 ~ 2'St Corn quiet, and 2Sos lou Snn0 m
Es ,tessr. Sbor,s s28 SbipuHs +9i9s6 Mddas 90 per
tS Sus Ere st. Unchanged Wheat slc Corn SeEYoik
aCC Sa. Com bush o coo bush Peas and 'S S..
10 bush Corn N9OO Oats 100 bush Peas and $4,000 feet
LI% @Syo June LRecep.-whea, 5000 bash Corn $4,000
ba. Oats 1900 bash, Flour Isl Oo bbIs shipments
L. higher IN store bere-whsa 600 bush Con- 5000
hush o,, 100 bush dull and declining sales $50 Sol:
sn No. spihs no bids those sgues Corn inactive aud IN
settled; burrs and sellers vide apart quotations enuisV % ~
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