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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-19
Notice is Hereby Given,

That every person, excepting Justices Of
the Peace, who shall hold an Office or ap-
pointment of profit or trust under The United
States or of this State or any city or corpor-
ated district, whether commissioned officer
or otherwise. subordinate officer, or agents
who is or sha be employed under the legIs-
iative, executive or judiciary department Of
this State or the United States, or of any
incorporated district; and also. that every
member Of Congress- and of the Safe legis-
laiure and of The select or common council
of any city, or commissioners or any Incorpor-
ated district is by law incapable of holding
or exercising at the same time, the appoint
ment OF Judge, Inspector, or clerk of any
election of tins Conmonw ealih, and that no
Inspector, Judge or other officer of such olec-
ton shall be eligible to be then voted for.
Also. that in the fovrth section of the Act
of Assembly, entitled - An Act reiationg to
executions and for other purposes" approved
April is, IS40, 1t Is enacted that the afore-
lid 18th section, " shai not be construed, to
prevent any military officer or borough off,
Ger. from serving as Judge, lnsdeCtor, or
Clerk. at any general or special election in
this Commonwealth"
And the said act of Assembly, entitled san
act relating to elections of this Common
wealth, pissed July ID. 1899, further provides
That the inspectors and Judges shall meet
at the respective places appointed tor hold
ing the election in the district to which they
belong. before nine o'clock on
the morning of the secod Tuesday of Oete-
ber and each of said inspectors shall appoint
one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter, Of
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assess aBy person as voter who is not qualifl-
ed ; or shall refuse to assess any one who is
qualified, he shall be guilty of a misdemsa nor
III Office, and on conviction be punished by,
fine or imprisonment, and also be subject to
an action Tor damages by the party aggrIevi
ed : and 1t any person shall iraudulently
alter, add to, deface or destroy any list Of
voters made out as directed by this act, or
tear down or remove The sane from the place
where it has been fixed, with fraudulent or
mschevous intent, or for any improper pur-
pose, the person so offending shall be guilty
of high misdemaanor. and on convIctiou
shall be punished by fine not exceeding
five hundred dollars, or imprisonment not
exceeding two years, or both, at the dscre
tion of the court
Sec l6. Atall elections hera fter held uu-
der the laws of this commonwealth, the polls
shall be opened betu cen The hours of six and
seven o'clock, a m, and closed ut seven
o'clock, p m. -,
Sec. II. 1t shall be the duty of the Secrc-.
tary of the Commonwealth to prepare forms
for all the blanks made necessary by this act
and furnish copies of The same to the county
commissioners of the several counties OF the
commonw ealth; and the county commis-
sioners of each county shall, as soon as may
be necessary after receipt of the same at the:
proper expense of the county, procure and
furnish to all the election officers of the slse-
tion dislicts of the respective counties copies
of such blanks in such quantities as may be
rendered necessary !ur the discharge OF their
duties under this act
Sec. 10. That citizens of this State
in the service of the State or of
the United States governments, on clerical or
other duty, and who DO not vote where thus
employed, shall not be thereby deprived of
the right to vote in their several election dis
lricls il Otherwise duly qualified.
Sec. 20. The act, entitled "A further
supplement; TO the act regulating to the elecl
tions of this commonwealth, approved April
fourth, Ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eght and all other laws
altered or supplied by this act, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
And the Judges OF the respective Districts
aforesaid, are by the said act required TO
meet at the Court House in the Borough of
Stroudsburg. on The third day ufiher the
said day of election. being FRIDAY, the
ELEV ENTII day of OCTOBER, then and
there to rform the things required of theus'
by law.
God Save the Commonw ealth. 81.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office. Stroudsburg, !
September y, 1872.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE
Constitution Of Pennsylvania,
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Pennsylvania.
BE :! resalred by the .Scnhte and House of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth of Pennsvi-
tdRid tn General ASSersbiy met, That the follow
ing amendment Of the Constitution Of this
Commonwealth be proposed to the people for
their adoption or rejection, pursuant to the
provisions Of the tenth article thereof, to wit
AMENDMENT
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth
article of the Constitution, and insert in lien
thereof the following:
a State Treasurer shall be chosen bv the
qualified electors of the State, at such times
and for such term of service as shall be pre-,
scribed by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES S. RUTAN.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved, the twenty-second day of March,
Ammo Domini one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two.
JOHN w. GEARY,
Prepared and certified for publication pur-
suant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
Harrisburg, Jane 26th, 1872.
July II '.--3n.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

j l.
Az the same time and places, also, an elcc-
-'a Will be held for delegates to the conyen-
"'1 10 amend the Constitution Of the State, IN
conformity with the Act, entitled An Act TO
Provide for calling a coventiOn TO amend the
'ol'atutiOn.' approved April II, 1872. As
Prescribed by said act the following rules and
Issliaions shall apply TO said election, and
Inc returns Of the same:
fTa. Vt the general election TO be held the
'9eond Tuesday Of October next, there shall be
eec'ed by the qualified electors of this Com
mohweaith, delegates TO convention to revise
ana amend the Constitution of this State: the
'@4 convention shall consist of one hundred
AID thr.y-tlree members, TO be elected in the
manner following: Twent-eight members there
y shall be elected in :he State at large, as for
"Ts: Each voter in the State shall vote for
w. more than fourteen candidates, and the
te4!y-eIght highest in vote shall be declared
tFe.'fl; nlnety-nine delegates shall be appoint
= 70 and elected from the different Senatorial
NIlcls OF the State, three delegates TO be
'1'eu Tor each Senator therefrom and IN
ONlng All district delegates, each voter shall
. 'l'ltied to a vote for not more than two ol
members 10 be chosen from his district, and
~ Nfee candidates highest in vote shall be
1T Jared elected, except in the county OF
s.:eSneny, -: forming the Twenty-third Sena-
'I1i District, where no voter shall vote for
Ie lhan sig candidates, and the nine highest
,o.e shall be elected, and in the counties OF
ra-I Monroe and Pike, forming the Thir-
- 'n senatorial District, where no voter shall
H.. "f more than four candidates, and the SIX
5s'eS' M vote shall be elected, and six adj
ofIrlIai filai delegates shall be chosen from the city
ana H'aa,leiphia, by vote at large in said city,
- uielr elestion no voter shall vote for
i i~e Aian three condidates, andthe six highest
''e shall be declared elected.
els'.:' e1.oaa. The Judges and Inspectors for each
bo,,'oGa district shah provide two suitable
6clo "r each poll, one in which TO deposit the
gbs- voted ior Delegates at large, and the
Bs.:ih ~ which 20 deposit the tickets voted for
''' delegates; which boxes shall be label
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led respectively, delegates at large, and
District Delegates" )" and in each district in
the CITY OF Philadelphia an additional box
shai be provided for each poll, in which 10
deposit the tickets voted for ''City Deeoates ,,
and said last mentioned boxes must each he
labelled "City Delegates"
THIRD. The said election shall be held and
conducted by the proper election officers of the
several election districts of the Commonwealth.
ana shaii De governed and regulated in all re-
spects by the general election laws of the Com
monwealth, so far as the same shall be annIico-
Die thereto, and not inconsistent with rbe
provisions of said act.
Fo"1h. The tickets to be voted for members
at large OF the convention shall have ON the
outside the words Delegates at large and ON
the inside the names of the candidates TO be
Voted Tor, not exceeding fourteen in number.
Fy"~ lhe tickets 10 be voted for district
members OF the convention shall have on the
outside the words District Delegates" and on
the inside the name or names of the candidates
voteo Tor, not exceeding the proper number
limited as aforesaid (; but any ticket which shall
contain greater number Of names than the
number Tor which the voter shall be entitled
to vote, shall be rejected and in case of the
delegates to be chosen at large in Philadelphia,
the words, City Delegates" shall be on the
outside of the ticket
~ ''S NitN vi L llidUSlDDl1 the return
Judges shall meet at the State House. at ten
O'Clock on the Thursday next following the
election, and make out the returns for said CITY,
OF the votes cast therein for delegates at large
and city and district delegates, to be members
oil the convention; the return judges of the
several election districts within each county of
the State, excluding Philadelphia, shall meet
on Friday next following the election, at the
usual place for the meeting of the return judges
OF their county, and make out full and accurate
returns for the county, of the votes cast therein
Tor members of the convention and for district
members of the same; and the proceedings of
the return judges of the said city of Philadel- |
phia, and of the several counties of the Com
in the making of their return, shall
be the same as those prescribed for return
Judges in the case of an election for Governor.
except that returns transmitted to the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth, shall be addressed to |
hat officer alone and not to the Speaker of the
Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

is the result OF consultation held in washington last
week. Shelby McCullom, OF Illinois, has been
selected to put General Grant in nomination to-
regarding the manner of the nomination. but 1t viii
probably be done by vote In detail and subse-
quently confirmed by unanimous reclamation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

BOLT FROM WILSON
las occurred In the Virginia delegation to Colfax.
The trouble originated In the election OF H. H. Wells
Jr., TO be member OF the National Committee
Eleven OF the colored delegates threaten TO go for
Culfax.
THE SOUTHERN DELKG ArEs
meet tomorrow A. M. for the purpose OF Joining In
petition to Congress for the passage OF the Eu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

There being loud calls for John A. Logan, the Gen.
eral came forward and was introduced by che Chair
with:-"iiere he Is; look at him; he speaks for him
sell" General Logan said -
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, June S, 1872.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 1872
The delegates to the Republican National Con-
vention commenced assembling in the Academy Of
Music at halEpast eleven A. NJ, which Is admirably
arranged for the purpose and charmingv decorated
The enthusiasm was already at fever heat, finding
occasion for expression momentarily as either OF
the two military bands located in the gallery played
familiar national airs.
little after noon ex- Governor CKArLIN called the
Convention to order. lie said:-
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PHILADELPHIA.
First Day Of the Great Repub-
ican Convention.
UFJANIMITY AND ENTHUSIASM.
Brilliant Scene in the Acade-
my of Music.
CALLED TO ORDER BY GOV. CLAFLM.
The Committees Of Credentials, Organization,
Rules and Platform.
Grants Name Received with
Acclamation.
Spirited Addresses by Gerrit Smith, Sena-
tors Morton and Logan and Gov
ernors Orr and Oglesby.
GREELEY A PEBBLE DROPPED IN A POOL.
The Colored Troops Fighting
Nobly for Ulysses.
Demand for the Ku Klux and
Civil Rights Acts.
THE PLATFORM READY FOR TO-DAY.
Permanent President Conceded
to the South.
THE SOLITARY SECEDER.
COlfax'S Nomination Chances Look
ing Up Again.
Securing the Delegations for
Henry Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20
CoTTOE MARKE1S

Ar7rsrA Feb Doctor quiet but au Adng' 2lie receipts
2uo "a sales $50 bales ,... 90
Bo,1oy Fob gCoton quiet but srm AidiIags 2c net r.,
IL gross 1902 bales eIpoft-t0 Great BulaH, o"
bales. SAL 900 hsles; stock. HnAO bales
sAvAysAH Fe l9Coti0n sctve and brn hdd age Z4GI
,t rels u. baes erp0rts-eosSse, ~ bales sales 1900
be stock. 7l,J.J haea .,,.
NHN-ORLEANs Feb lJCOtton sctYe ~ 1915 pHsi mainngs
23tet receipts 69 bales ld bates etpoo LIVER
O5l baes cosstHse ZS@ bales
sales 300 taes stock. 2lii6l b4l,s. ..
CvcNyArf Feb no, quoaby higher MddugL
Pie; sales, GJJ bales 49,.
bA.-s. sales. 6On bales STOCK, J9 j0' bales -
IN L5r, Feb ~ --Cotos steady; MiIlngs 227t2?ic
MrNPHn Feb l-Cotton quiet hnni MdtHes 9fi d22lc
reee. ~. 2ef2 bara
CHlR1EsroS Feb I9C0toB frm Nthnz 22ei net recsip'.
c0sstNe ltO
sales bales; stock 20 80 bales
LIrfsYLLE Feb. lS-tutou tan hlidilgH E@tc
Sosy,IX Psb lg-Cotsn sealy. Log Mdi1gs 2ic:
se.ris rssi eFpor-coasEss l50 bales sales $50 bales
STOCK. 3.Oit bales
RILABGTos Feb SCotsa Ora Iaa eAisE up Aia4AHg', 94e
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20
aoRsE And c4PRI1GE M4BKEL

Nrw-YorK Monday. Fob. 70. l8'l
The week opens with fair supply of busi-
cs horse. Of all kinds and there IS also better stock
of carriage horses sale TIE former are held at nm
changed Prices Tho latter command rother strong TX
ures with an upward tendency. on account or the great
tcuv dealer. experience no obtaining Hrye and stf DO
i.h animals from farmers and breeders Throughout tho
Whole country. TRANSACTIONS t0-day have a. % rule,
been confined to common drtUght horses, only "a few
Light harness horses having changed hands 81 4n average
price Of 500 per bead.
The regular srmwceky sale at the horse and carriage
auction mart OF Nr~-r- Johnston A. Van la.s, VIII Dee
held Cu'~dIy). the 2orh inst ut - O'clock
A lot Of secondhand wagons. made uy brewster or
Brpomc-st Is among the sJocA 10 be brought To- the
hammer.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20

dan Coz eosaaa Ard 2fe, &C., & ar 'a ' s g'
sase 20 ?. ~ % "a M % Clover Straw Is quiet steady
,t sQ 81 Tor Long Rye S5asc for short TO- AID 100
o. scotch Pig dull nominal at 80 m EgiHt2n $50 so
r tol.nss. Amedl rm and ll good demand We quote
sus ~! No L. a0a 5000 for No Ne" Rails are IL '
He'fJlsTa arrs, Hrlot Sole ha' been very sr.7e and
e os.ntr rHVe Leather has been aseu on 'rec1aon
n a' ui'' ec,e ,rorf y" ban an sr1- AZ, ,lxegats all
90 5,ns ,o,ras and much wanted Union Crop Is sI4rce ami
ioLs"' R. hs Grrss Middle s 52sc y i Hemocs Baelos
eloss C.io-a Male 81 qSs = n Heuoes 47,or'3 70 L'at
Is, > y Hsn0ci 0rnoco Sc, HEAVY solt.c g 10 hsqf5'
0-so s. N- 'ba25e n HeToes % O.aSo9 & -. i5ll -;
~ HfHiO.k. Poor Damage al KINDS and yeig lae Pc =
: is9set Rough 2ye5'e b JHo9 Cropped He,y 80 e'
SsJ. = n Jaoa Bellies ia, ,9c g. II; oak Rousa al weights
AE0AsBSCTzers 5 ea-5o Of New Crop offering ord attracting
fssa0a fairly active ami eay sales JJ bs a. ga
EyAJ sToRgs-1hs marie. for s kinds has been qe lqt n
~ -ss-, Gov SogssrS anissc r r. bss R,o rasi au
- at I.51 b5lA STRAINED a. - aSi - Tar Gull 04
0iLs-,1e Fs1 v5 qa.t bat s;s'dy 1n'cst b. j. far
e-nal al Msahalen dull -ui heavy Olef oS ale "l'''
'PRoyoSS-Port ro.rn,o demand an, market s eaiy;
Eri Prime for future delivery the marse ag dealers
en- ~ FHs YES ~, s5 ts. srss i, stss ~ saies
~ S -o ~ y ~ for r' T3 Mss and aOq ~ Tor EI.rl
rr'e Be- '.; ' s.,e o 70, % Prro sss. sa. = sli
81 @ ns 10 TO- we,. Bee 3 c n Meats 5 are a' S 's. better s d, for general
,a9' 1,l 'Ie , sea-! "a se a. ~ ~ a' n, n s- l , Pr
sts l tc latter 0 snail 30 D shoulders a. tlo 'sc ~"
y ! -lr Bellies 7l-. % bls ard 90 boxes d. 20 Sc
Jas Litei bids I'M boilers still in most eases keep
h Shove arers boxes &C. for tumasanl and
n, . Clears 20 boxes Cuublud Cu a. T. layeag~ s. 10
Clear dc 81 short Rib &c Dressed Hogs
- r demand qro,e s3a5,c 'oI Western aga =
Ssi- for La iar .e4Ld a. former raies; sales oi @
TO- No. !, r CITY. stc Tor fAr f' I--
kt.an l . Rendered. for f1urs dell 7e dull sales '
o March sic., paving brokerage 800 ts steam
80, 9 Iso}- ~ cs C.y De- and new packages 9I. 2
D. o- 40 ..t T. i0l steam.
PkrROi EJ N-Cie ru1 tn bg hrm with very ' ofrrss
eu bulk %. The Creek market has been at -l o e
yt5 a 5tls or tpe7 opuon tLs M mott s az - -
4s,I tpIer and - ~ Lower hs-ae s been
s.Is. arm, Of crgo o 401 Dh g. c t ilu-
= 81 1r on. NaDsha &C. Ia fhlade rl tho lsrat N sler
81 nars cIye sales Of b1 Fehrlarv, Elsc 1850 UO-
d q Ta... A. >. .e md $500 bhl Crlie az l'lc.
tICIrn- y sales H uerces tarolna as tsc and -
Cruts l2) bales hcxclu. and tY bales Pst cs nave "'n
Curacao, bses Psya o. bales hs1o The u1rhc
quet hrm, sae ODD 10 Central Aleran -- -
So1.8erli iI are So hs Alga o. bales Para aa-
o ..r. aad SOg.aelu We quote:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20

rcep bales s1pors-oOasso bslos sales p bales
stock, s.l29 bales
PuuABELPHIA, Peh n. Cotton quiet, N Mddiinr, 21lc
BAfTHoUR Feb 9Coton hrn; Mding d2lc ne, receipts
~ bales; lOs bslesi trpoT-c0ast Is bales sales Ej
bales; stock haies
GAlvzsrov Feb sCoon steady 10 fr demind Good OInsry
20010 l8J bales erports-csastase, bas;
$500 bales; stock, 81 so bales
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20

G,pRav Srsa- are -un a. s03} for far % good R.-
-, s is al ~ 10 n. 70 l1e 50 Jl of NO l Cuba t--
"a. BOXES Q. b.. s- e.. ..,AAe1 lUl a. 2sc for Asris
acaHc and st-1ey' 4-s OF iT' Na-s a'
fs-a Iu1aua, ~ r.uc ior fanc Michigan l pr "'-l lA
a-i te Tor B. TIMOTHY quoted a. 81 alQ ri. 70.
gtF 1v M .-.,.ir safes Of sn H 90 II TO-,
%. " - caocs CITY aid 3JoOJ 70 Grease at &c. Tor Dan 5no Sic
~
active sod s-; sales Of so blla at 9l 4s4se mostly '' %
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20

- vv,,.- fv-I &C.. aaost snd Weie ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "a
iSsM higher no.. et c 10 fegh,A checks business; TIC
" ,es iul snd . - "A apl bush Damp snd UnFound
lccs desa Ws.tcr 1lc, on tracS aha se
7Ve -o7-9i. H at 1-c; 90 ieuo" - 80 ''t- ~
reslnts. ~ .lc t.. ... le.oW A. ~ 49, ,,..,v~ ,r.rv
en- ies'-,vt srocE ..tIs ~ NENNohA AND "N'VA'' ~
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20
Cbartes for Business Alen.

A VALUABLE FURNACE for SALE-The
"A WEST POINT IRON CDMPANfS FURNACE end kEAL LIS
TATE Cold >Urrg will be- sold bargain early aP acant
uuslfGasse las priscng capacH ~ @ IONS
Pg slstal pr Ia %, present cnt'n OF te
favorable opportunity ro~ offered 20 i'ee "-o may
desire embark this business
For further particulars Apply 70 - -.. 49,. -
EOR SALE-A BLAST FURNACE, 1G feet
blowing Cyai,rs ifvr b. NltrrFr, lr j.. rom
"a mu-lsy River taul'. FurI. coke Lrl gh
coal iac can A. ra.Irt q rovafs A.irs
Az, HLK ANDkRSON,
R..Lmart, y.rs'o.,
TOR SALE.-Half interest in y FLOUR BAR
j REL sTAyE HEADING FA'Ipkf Nsl g-.t-i do rT-r
and railroad. and doing g business. Address bLA,A' bee
Plain. Man, orCOCnB4S WALSH SAINT Paul " Do.
EOR SALE-Stock and Fixtures of a COCN-
TRY STORE doing good aul profitable business An eatent
opportunity who wiling pay atel Ion 70 1suesa
lBe property for SALE hrul. desired For p-nlr Ia
ou.re Of JOHN BROW ER son 2a hreueirh' hsv-lo-k
WANTED, by young Nirginian with con
W siderable etper ou-rasA IARrNER wh Sufficient
capital pgr~11as press the estabshmgao NJ te N.
and nviuug portions o iu~ "
b3ninirn" Er.-inZ imtib,e acqgantlncei hlr ril
guaranteed. IolnerIfn printer I9'
f-r-ed. Address ONWAtD Richmond. Va
Gsln HNn TO $4,000. - WANTED, the
- eDDsR sRJJt eent af~aif rs,aDiiA"
nruficturrg business hest of gwen 'nd .'1
Oa pIpal, dealt Address for inryeN, MANI tE-
Irblue Ohcs
G.Dn nnn to S3O,OOO.-PARINER Wanted
p%VgOOO in Es-ah,slei Wb'-sse t.,l Hr.l-.' .
active preferred References eIch41seL -
dress r .. BoI z.i75 Sew-to,s CEr
New-York tribune., 1872-02-20

Ct I0r peb loF'ou firm and DO Gori demand or h g-ai
m 81 7J0 So 20; 80 - r. Nas9t br er ,95 l-hrr 70
spring - %; 80 Fan - t8 ~ 70 No l'- "neI : '
Com ,tea.v; No. Mixed A Oa easi'r ana Gov ot ,'o' %
offered for No. Barley lrm' Winter "a 0os he hme No 3
al ac Tobacco active Hemp an Baggng uGeansed PorA brm %
81. cash: r3 .. tuve Anil Dry aa1el Mea hr'l l'i
io Loose SIDES G.aUi.i packed o ShueI' 'c Nt4f ~"
s,s 6ci Clear SIDES. Gc, generally sei mslst haeoI nm
i m 700, a-inaai and d-u PRIME Steam traeA n Kansas
Sc Co., harc1 at hroLnk &C. Lve lo- I ll, ~
t q 81 - 5t,-IS bush W1e 5000 lusb Corn
45 OO bush 200 bush Barley C'' ibis olI v4,
CalcAGo Feb l9tour tnn az. 20 Ali ae4isa' ls' ypu
arn but closed tul sales of No spinE az - 5 No spf
~ =: seller March "a S'Ta gl ana % sTI @
ses oi No Mixed at Fc; seller March 4'te O'i' HA an IN
char g-d Of 40 80 81. 2i R1rl @tc NO seLer
March 3!l Demand hight aorrs m a. C. io No. q l-y
frn fair den and ~ s'nn' ,- d. re ioi Ifli
for fresh; Rejected 4J4Ec Pork ing a. Ag1t aavasce
~ - selef a@l u o. Lsfi M Nh" .i5 sai mn IN
,bsas Live sod higher range - 'od - ~
buE of ~ - 81 mos. @ ,he parel'..s ss Tor s1ins
cent. 6eaJ WHISKY s Lake IRE .As-oo ooru 20 Badlo
l2c Rsceat--too0 bo' iolr t' ol.l 4uei' ' % u m
Sd Duents-5C1O b0s Foa1 900 oasl =" aa. -' 'oi"
BrYp4o lgIn store afoai-N heat 5'tW" bush A'r
81 DO bush oats 4O5 900 bush b'r' 1913 husii ne ~
bls.i Peas. t3 bush Nal, a bla h" Z .-.g ~. 80
Flour nm and as.ns % advance 81. aI'una na ln
ana higher Of 200 bush. No Nl"arset a 80 'o4 l
car selling a. 5000 Oats re ,nl bfe nesi'c.a ra.
quiet. Of Timothy - ~. IV n.h aise No'eI -
g. 2c PORK a1t Lard que and u1c1srA hghN1r nominal
DErsoIr lWheat ttst' o. . D for Extra ~ o. oI AN,
al -.lc for STATE. Clover seed steady al IS 60 -
CfKvHLNp Feb Grm and nth demand Wheat strong
No Rs held II So No 81 $50 cosng van 1ohisI'
slae an advance quiet a. 52as Oas trnr at t@0'Jc
wpg Fes stead. at s-a ss25 Com good de-
ma, AZ 5c Oit. .5a6Jc Balk Meats nm and
scarce shoulders al s Clear sides !ac Lard qnst and
TL5o5 F6 ls-Four IN fair demand wtest advanced &c
sale Of No White Michigan a. q oV4 t) no 80 - Sa
. 81 No. do 81 A. Corn Shade better a. ic ior hgh hts
G7c f5 Low $40. for yellow '7'c Tor Michigan fc for
stead at Rec-PsJ0S basb Waes. no bl1- Corn 1905
bash Oats shipmens-l 100 bush Wheat. 900 Jgsl. Cosu