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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-09
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]
FROM FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
The Summer OF the Heart.
BY L. d. WIRE.

There is no gloom within my heart,
No pale shades gathering DER my brow;
Dim vistas Of remembered friends
Seem gliding around me now,
Like natures choicest, rarest gems,
That in their glory bloom;
They throw the light of Joy around,
And cast out every gloom.
And though the storm of Winters day
May rage within the darkened sky;
And cold and dreary be the air
That swiftly passes by;
Still peace is planted in the soul,
Above the dampened waves of care;
And Hope above the storm doth stand,
Planting her standard there.
Each word of comfort, joy and love,
Above the thunder cloud is heard;
And strains of souls immortal
In all their beauties stirred;
For there is not an unkind word
To still the sacred notes;
For peace bade sorrow quickly fly,
And let each cadence float.
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SHERlFF'S SALE. 4
George Adams, Ex'r,
John Bever ct al.

DY virtue OF an order Of sale to me direct.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in the town
of Woodsaeld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock q. m. and o'clock p. NJ on
Saturday, the 1lth day Of July, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west halt Of the southwest quarter
Of section five. township four and range six,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Also, the north half Of the southeast quar-
ter of section eleven, township and range
aforesaid, containing eighty acres more or
less.
Also, the south half of the southeast
quarter Of sectisn eleven, same township
and range, containing eighty acres, more or
less.
Also the west half of the northeast quar-
ter Of section ten, same township and range,
containing eighty acres more or less.
Also, lot number one, section number
eleven, township four range six. containing
ffty-one acres,
Also, lot number twelve il section eleven
township four range six, containing eleven
acres.
Also, lot number thirteen in section eleven
township four and range six, containing
thirty eight acres more or less.
Also, lots number fifty and seventy -four in
the town Of Graysville.
No
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A cattle dealer arrived in Paris the
other day with the intention of having
his portrait painted in oils. He applied
to an artist near the Madeleine, and in
concluding the bargain, dwelt strongly
on his wish that the likeness should be
striking and unmistakable. The pain
ter promised that it should be so.
Indeed" he added, 81 will appeal to
the most disinterested judges possible
Ito your own bull dog; we will show
him the picture, and see whether he
recognizes you" Accordingly, when
the picture was finished, it was brought
into the dealers lodging, placed on the
floor, and the dog was called in. He
instantly ran up to the portrait and be-
gan to lick it, wagging his tail, and
showing every sign of delightful affec-
ton. The greatful dealer, convinced of
the accuracy of the likeness, instantly
paid down the sum demanded by the
artist, quite unconscious of the fact that
the counterfeit presentment' of his
features had been well rubbed with bit
of bacon.
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EvWill the adoption of the new Con,
stitution increase, or will it diminish the
cost of our State government? The an
swer to the question should, of. course,
not have controlling influence in decid
ing upon the ratification of the new Con
stitution, still 1t will have its weight, and
deserves little notice.
So far as we have yet seen, there is but
one department in which the expenses
will be materially increased, and that one
is thejudiciary. To remedy the glaring
defects of the old system it was found
necessary to increase the num8SuT T judi
ges, by adding thirteen or fourteen to
their number. Besides this, we believe
The salaries of some of the judges have
been increased. The total additional ex
pensc here may be set down at somewhere
near fifty thousand dollars per annum.
On the other hand provision is made
for holding elections for State and coun-
ty officers but once in two years, and each
fourth year on the same day with the
Presidential election. Saying nothing
of the saving of expenses of judges,
clerks, &C., every second year, amounting
to perhaps twenty thousand dollars in
the State, there is saving of, at the low
est estimate, fifty cents worth Of time to
each OF, four hundred thousand voters
three times in five years. This would be
q saving equal to nearly two hundred
thousand dollars per annum.
There are several other changes pro-
posed which will result in saving consid-
cradle sums, though the foregoing is
much the largest.
Although we have yet no full and au-
thentic copy of the new Constitution, we
believe it safe to say that its adoption
would result in cheaper as we'll as bet
ter government. At any rate it appears
unjustto oppose the new Constitution on
the grounds thatit would increase our
expenditures.
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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE JupeE's 0rrrcE, MosRos CouHrY,f
WooDsFIELD, OHIO, June 2, 1874.
THR following settlement accounts Of Adj
i ministrstors and Guardians viii DO for
hearing on Saturday, June 80. 1874:
9. A. Atkinson Administrator of George
Schwing. partial.
Fred'k Kampfer Executor of Ferena Keller,
final.
A. L. Morgan Admir- of Samuel A. Morgan.
partial.
Richard Stewart Executor of VIM. Lucas par
tial.
F. A. Lamping Guardian Of VIM. and Catha.
rine Feldner, partial.
John Muhlsman Admir- of John Klotzli, par.
tial.
Isaac Gehring Guardian Of Jacob sutsr's.
heirs, partial.
Jacob Davis Admir- Of Andrew Workman.
final. @
Jacob Davis Executor Of Joanna Workman,
final.
Henry Morris Admir- Of Thomas B. Morris,
6pal. F.slzs-s .>.ss
JAs. R. MORRIS,
' lane2. 14T3. Probate Judge.
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy,
From Summit Township.
M,,roNsRuRG O. June |, 1874

M1LToNsBURG, o., June l, 1874.
Ed. SPIRIT: AS never seen any COM
munications from this part of our town
ship (Summit) thought l would gather
up few items.
Our vicinity is improving nicely. l
have seen good many yields of tobacco
crops in your issues of 1874, but l have
seen none that would beat mine. | raised
in the year 1873, 6, 6,lS0 pounds of tobacco
from 8 acres, which will average 2,06O
pounds to the acre.
Ialways thought we would have fine
crop of wheat, but this dry weather keeps
it back considerable.
Mr.. Philip Goodmieris going to do the
last painting on my residence this sum
mer Yours truly, JACOB EGG Err.
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Boston Wool Market,

June 3.--Wool continues in good de-
mand fleeces scarce, and prices range
from 55c to 60c for double extra and
treble extra; Ohio and Pennsylvania
super and extra pulled continue in de-
mand at 40@56c; choice Eastern super,
55@56c; combing wool in demand, anG
will meet with ready sale when better
assortment of new offers; washing CON-
bing and delaine, 55@62c; unwashed,
42@46c, the latter for New Kentucky
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Chicago Cattle Market.

-l June 5.
CATTLE-Receipts, 1000 head
Market dull and prices dropping, with
light sales. Good to fully choice steers,
5 .40@6; Texan and Cherokee COWS and
steers, 3@4 Is. Shipments, 900 head.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000 head, with
large number left over from yeste--
day. Market moderately active, but
prices lower, closing dull and weak,
ranging at 65@5 so for common to
choice, with lot Of extra assorted at
5 S5. Shipments, 10000 head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 166 head. Mar
ket fairly active and firm; fair wooled
sold at 90; extra shorn, Is.
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~GRANT has called to his aid CoNK.
LING, BLAINE and others, and is making o
desperate effort to induce the Investiga.
ting Committees to whitewash SHEP.
nARDs gang. He would better be in bet
. ter business.
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From the Daily Register.]
Wheeling Cattle Market.

June 8.
CATTLE-The ruling of the market
was 4 50@5 % per cwt. The arrivals
during the week amounted to 95 head.
HOGS-The offerings Of hogs were
light and, as stated above, prices seem
ed to be on the decline. During the
week 80 head were sold at from sos so
per cwt.
SHEEP-The offerings Of Sheep
were heavy and all were sold. They
brought 4@5c per pound. The arrivals
amounted to III head.
LAMBS-Thirty-tw lambs were sold
at cents per pound.
CALVES-Thirty-6ye calves were
sold at from 3@7 90 per head, accor-
ding to age and condition.
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U MORTON is said to be quietly feel.
ing around for materials for the con.
struction of new party. He insists that
the people are growing away from the
Republican party. If this project
amounts to anything it will probably be
just enough change in the old party to
enable the new one to deny all respoasi
bility for the iniquities and corruptions
of GRANTS administration, with the un
derstanding, of course, that MoRroN is
to ae ")ig Indian"
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A ham, well packed in pulverised
charcoal, after the usual smoking, will
keep for years. Butter in pots, we'll
surrounded with charcoal, will keep for
twelve months. Each atom of charcoal
can absorb 1000 times it's bulk of dele.
terious gases-HaWs journal of Health
Brigham Young, jr, according to the
Salt Lake Tribune, has an original way
of complying with Scriptural injunc.
tions. At conference meeting last
Sunday morning he thus instructed the
brethren: 81 pray for our enemies,
brethren, but always pray that they
may 60 to hell!'
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w BRIsrow, the new Secretary Of the
Treasury, is warm friend of the GRANT
family. Any other qualification for the
position would, Of course, be entirely su-
perduous. Still there isreason to believe
that by some unaccountable blunder,
GRANT has made very respectable selec
ton for the place.
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Sunsbury Township.
AT HOME, June 3, Isl

AT HOME, June 5, 1914.
Ed. SPIRIT: Last week while your cor
respondent was at Caldwell on some bu-
siness and on his way home witnessed the
laying of the corner stone Of the new
Catholic Church at Fuldah, in Enoch
township, Noble County, on last Sunday,
May 81, 1874, at 2 o'clock NJ, by the
Reverend Kloebel, Priest at Enoch, and
Fladung, of Miltonsburg. At o'clock
the congregation assembled at the church
and marched in procession, led by boy
bearing the cross; next following boys
under l3 years old, about 100 in number;
after the boys, about the same number of
girls of the same age; then followed a
steward bearing a fine silk banner !;
then the young men; then the married
men then again a steward with banner !;
after him came the choir, followed by the
priests and their attendants, which were
followed by the ladies, young and old, the
whole procession numbering about 800.
The procession marched from the
church around the wall Of the new build
ing, the choir singing the old German
hymn, Wen das Hertz bel Gram und Leid
sich NIT bangem Hummer ehred," &C.
As the Priest reached the corner they
sang Psalm; after the singing the Rev.
Kloeber deposited the tin box, the con.
tents of which were not made known to
your correspondent; but this much he
does know, that copy Of your excellent
paper, The SPIRIT, was amongst its con.
tents. After the ceremony Of depositing
the box, the priests and the choir sang the
Litany of all Saints; after the close
the Rev. Fladung mounted one of the
corners Of the wall, and delivered long
sermon and lecture from the passage,
"Thou art Peter, and on that rock will
build my church, and the gates of hell
shall not prevail against it," after the
sermon was over the people were dismiss.
ed, the members entered the church for
the benediction, and go ended one Of the
greatest days in Fuldah.
Now, I will give sketch of the great
building-I call it great, considering
these hard times: The building is to be
120 feet long and 60 feet wide from floor
to ceiling 80 feet, with 6S feet to DOME
The contractor is the we'll known w. w
McCoy,who built your court house The
contractpri?ei is $4,000. The builders
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe county, Ohio, on the first Monday OF
September, 1874, praying for an alteration Of
the county road leading from Woodsfeld to
summeraeld; the alteration to begin at o,
near Jacob Hamilton's barr;thence across the
corner of meadow to white oak stump;
thence northwest TO. black oak in the coun-
ty road leading to summer6eld,
june9,' ,'74w5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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TThe new Constitution, if ratified,
will make women eligible to the Office Of
school director and school examiner. So
it should be. While halt the pupils and
nearly half the teachers are females, there
is no good reason why they should not
be represented by one Of their own sex
in the board Of education, and especially
in the board of examiners.
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nrThe Enplish Parliament. as usu,

IE1he English Parliament, as usual,
adjourned in order to give the members
an opportunity to witness the Derby ra-
ees. Our Congress continues in session
notwithstanding the well known fact that
there are scores of fine races coming of
over East. Yet, for the pitifnl sum Of
fifty thousand year and perquisites,
GRANT is expected to remain in Wash
jsgton until the close of The session.
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FREDERICK FOGLE'S WILL.

THR last will and Testament Of Frederick
i Fogle, late Of Monroe county. Ohio, de-
ceased. together with the record thereof, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th day of June,
1867. Now, notice is hereby given, that q
duly certified copy Of said will was filed and
admitted to record in my Office on the I'd day
Of June, 1874, and recorded therein.
JAMES R. NORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe County, Ohio.
junss,
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HAt the Iron Masters Convention

EgAt the Iron Masters Convention
recently held in Philadelphia, it was re-
solved to curtail production until prices
reached satisfactory height.
The plea for the tariff robbery is, that
it is to foster our Infant manufactures
Now, if this infant has grown so strong
that it can control prices to suit itself by
curtailing production, the time has arriv-
cd for weaving it from its wet nurse.
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East Liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June 4.
CATTLE-Arrivals SO cars; best 81
@6 go; medium &c; common 54@53c.
HOGS-Arrivals 5 cars; best Phila-
delphia 6 25@6 40; Workers s. 40@5
80.
SHEEP-Arrivals cars; best 6@6
SO; medium So.
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Franklin Insurance Company.
OF WHEELING, WEST VA.

STATE or OHIo. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., /
COLUMBUS, May 8, 1874.
Whereas, the Franklin Insurance Company,
located at Wheeling.in the State of West Vir.
ginia, has fled in this Office sworn Statement,
by the proper officers thereof, showing its
condition and business, ind has complied in
all respects with The laws Of this State, rsla-
ting to Fire Insurance Companies, ,inoorpora-
ted by other States of the United States.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of law, J.,
William r. Church, Superintendent of Insu-
rance of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordance with law, during
the current year. The condition and business
Of said Company at the date of such state
ment December 81, 1879 is shown as fol-
lows:
Aggregate amount Of available As
sets, s374,146 Is
Aggregate amount. of Liabilities ----
(sxcept capital,) including re-
insurance, l6s,1s2 "a
Net Assets, $224,e53 AZ
Amount of actual paid up Capital. 2oo, 1000 90
Surplus, $24,952 a.
Amount of income for the prece-
ding year in cash, 2s7,254 98
Amount of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash, 26s,316 10
In testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
(sEAL.] caused the seal Of my Office to be
afaxed. the day and year above
written. W.F. CHURCH,
Superintendent.
N. BAKER, Agent at Woodsaeld, Ohio.
june9, TAIL.
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~1f Congress would perpetuate and
intensity the prejudice against the blacks,
it can devise no more successful method
than that Of forcing the negroes into pla
ces where they are not wanted, as is pro
posed in the civil rights bill
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WE WANT AGENTS.

We want representative in every neigh
borhood, Nothing equals 1t for agents, male
or female, young or old. LAsoE CASH Wa
ass, AND A SUPERB OUTFIT, exclusive terrific
~, which is rapidly filing mp. Must apply
at once. Subscribe by sending So, and re-.
ceive the paper one year, a..masniacent pre-
MUM, q share in the distribution, and re-
ceive ALSO FREE Complete Outfit, or send for
particulars. Name territory desired in vri-
ting. Address WATERS 4 Co., Publishers. Chi
cago. Ill. may26,'74m6.
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ERIcHARDsoN resigned because the
Investigating Committee made his place
too hot for him. His solicitor. BANrIELD,
for like reason has sought like relief
They somehow got their affairs too much
complicated with the sueaking operations
of spies and informers.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

.-.-.....-. ....... june 4.
- CATTLE-Market opened more &C.
tive and higher, but closed quieter, with
an advance, which was mostly lost; very
best on sale 6 62@7 As; that generally
rated first quality 5 1906 g.; medium
or good to fair 25@5 rs. Receipts
1,277; sales 1908.
HOGS-In fair demand and 4c low
er; sales at I 50@S 25. Receipts 9,13l.
SHEEP-Dull and 4c lower, with a
downward tendency; sales at 4@6c.-
Receipts 1898.
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Fl The people earnestly demanded of
Congress some measure of financial re
Lief Congress thinks it will do better
thing for them by mixing whites and ne
groes in the public schools.
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Sergeant Bates advertises for young
man from Chicago with $500, to make
the tour Of Europe with him and carry
the American flag. The young man
from Chicago is to look after the flag,
while the Sergeant takes care of the
$500.
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EWe should like very much to la ,e
aa abiding faith in "the ability, integrity
and sagacity" Of the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, but our credulity is not quite equal to
the emergency.
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Much Of the disfavor With which
the new Constitution was at first received
seems to be giving way as the instrument
is better understood.
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Notice to, Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
IN sails will be received, at John Gstcheil's
store, in New Castle, until Noon, July 3,
1S74, for the building of a frame School
House in Sub-district No. 3; of Green township,
Monroe county. Ohio; house to be 26xSO feet
on the ground plan and II feet in the clear
The specifications can be seen ut GatchelPs
store or at the Township Clerks residence after
June 6, 1874. The Board reserves the right of
rejecting any or all bids Bids for work and
material to be separately stated. The work to
be completed by the 1st Of August, 1875.
By order of the fselye> bf.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
iune2, T4w5. of Green Township.
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are superintended by NJ H. Npedham, of
Marietta, Ohio, who receives S5 per day.
The stone work is put up by an excellent
mason named Casper Graus, from Cald.
well. Yours, X.
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@Resignation seems to be the lead,
ing virtue about the Treasury Depart.
ment since the exposures by the Investi-
eating Committees.
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HWhile GRANT is in the business of
removing officers who are "injuring the
party" 1t would seem to be highly appro-
pirate for him 10 climb out Of his own
Office for the same reason.
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RImpeaching has become so gene
raj in Arkansas, that man who is neither
impeached nor an impeacher is consider
ed poor trash.
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HIn some States it's proposed to
abolish the free school system, il Con-
gress persists in yoking whites and blacks
together.
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&yWhen it is said that RICHARDSON
was one ofthe poorest sticks ever hunted
mp by GRANT and boosted into aplace he
was unfit for,the subject is about exhaust
ed.
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HWhen city paper calls a country
paper "rooral rooster" the country pa
pes is very unreasonable if it does not
proceed to pine away and die.
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HThe true issue is not whether the
new Constitution is wholly unobjcctiona-
bic, but whether it is an Improvement on
the old. @
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~The Car OF Russia is on VISIT to
England. If he wants to know just ex-
actlY how government ought to be run
he should visit Washington.
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Chicago.

June 5.-Flour dull and nominal
Wheat l l4@1 Is. Corn 53@534c.-
Oats 45f. Rye 9Oc. Barley l 80.
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

Pittsburgh Cattle Market,
..... .-. June 3.
I CATTLE-The market is fairly &C
tive, but there is large supply as COM
pared with last week, aud prices remain
unchanged; extra, 6 25@7; prime, 6 30
@6 rs; good. 6@6 25.
SHEEP-The market was better to-
day than it was yesterday, and quota
BILE at 4@64c for common to extra.
HOGS-Dull and lower, prices rang
ing from 58@64c grass.
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Netu 90bertis'.en,l|eats,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

THE Personal Property belonging to the
i estate Of VIM. Hill, deceased, consisting
in part of two head of horses, eight head of
young cattle. one cow, one yoke of oxen,
sixty five sheep, one wagon, one express
wagon, one carriage, one buggy, one set of
new harness, one plow, one road scraper, corn
and oats, and other property, will be sold at
vendue at the late residence of the deceased,
in Beallsville, Monroe County, Ohio, on
Thursday. June IS, 1874,
Commencing at 8 O'Clock A. N.
Terms MADE known on day of sale.
MILLER BOOTH, Admir-.
junes,'74w2.
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Cincinnati.

June 5.-F1our duii aud unchanged
Wheat l %. Corn 65@68c. Oats so
Oslo. Barley dull and nominal. Rye l
03.
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Baltimore.

June 5.-Flour steady and demand
fair. Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn 77tc. Oats 63@65c.. Rye l 10.