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New Britain herald., 1915-12-06

come, according to the German view. when the Kaiser enters Constantino- pie. But suppose the Allies refuse to
 be convinced by the Kaiser's logic ?- Rochester Dem ocrat and Chronicle.
 Casualties to date in the Canadian contingent are about 17,5OO men. That is a big loss for battle which received hardly more than a line or two in dispatches at the time they occurred.-Buffalo Express.
 It, is said that so far it has cost Switzerland $51,000,OO0 to maintain it's neutrality. Preparedness IS ex- pensive, but think of what ;switzer- 1 lands, bill would have been il it had seen prepared.-Buffalo Express. A cruise through the seven seas could not discover for the Oscar IT enough peace to fill a nautilus shell, save in the waters of the western world. No one wishes i'll for the Os- car II, but the reverse, even though a more Quixotic venture never was entered upon.-Hudson Republican.
 Wall Street Is now experiencing that tired feeling which customarily overcomes it about the time that congress assemblies. There is no ex- planation which Congress can under |. stapd why that should happen when so much assistance to prosperity by law is no near. But this year there is something unusual about the usual conditions. It is credibly asserted that the railways are to be helped by letting them alone. It sounds to good to be true, but there is the fact discovered and asserted not by those whose wish is father to the thought but by those who are an- noyed by the discovery.-New York Times
 Until 1t is esta blished beyond per- adventure that vessels like the Hook ind and the zealandia are owned by Americans no great concern will be manifested by Americans over alleged offenses against them committed by Great Britain and France. Even though American owned, in the trans fer of ownership occurred after the outbreak of hostilities or while hos tilities were impending, vessels that formerly belonged to Germans or Austrians Turks are subject to capture by the nations at war with those countries, since transfer under such circumstances is prima facie evidence of attempt to escape the responsibilities of belligerent owner shin-New York Herald.
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Help, Situations. Lost and Found. Rent
Rooms, Country 0oard, &C.. ore cent .
word each time for IS words or more.
miscellaneous Sales and Wants, eus'-
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Business Announcements, Real Estate,
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rent. $l9; monthly business, $500; give away
Cigar newsstand. candy. etc. store; one best
located stands s.w.; rent, $35; Or. and b.;
Garage; up-to date place well located NV, !:
rent. Si25: ST.; lease; yearly business. $4,000:
Grocery: on transient st. in Anacostia; rent.
$33; with stable; cash sales, 200 month;
invoice or 81 500.
Grocery; corner NV; no oppostion; large
store; wsreroom and garage; rent. $50; sales,
$25 day; $3.50.
Family hotel: 56 rooms: II baths: hot-water
heat: furniture goes with rent other goods
Lunchroom; Pa ave; rent. $40: lease: want
offer: also lunchroom near gov. dept. on ave.,
iiunchroom; near Union station: sales about
$35 day; handsomely equipped; want offer Of
Special-Grocery, Bloomingdale. $4,000; cigar
and newsstands at $3.50 and 81 1900; confec-
tionery; colored cafe. $225.
wanted at once family drug store for about
81 900 in NV; also one NV. for about a 900.
We get results. To buy. sell. trade or lease
as business or location. see us. Established
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 r.
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BOARDING and rooming house, 18th between N
snap. Roomins and boarding house: Is
boarders; 5000. Lunchroom: well located; bar
gain. Grocery bus; doing 500 week. Mes
senger and parcel business, cheap. Drug
store, cheap for cash. Grocery store, above
Mass. ave. on 18th St; business for week. $175;
at sacrifice. We need more business to let and
have lots Of buyers
NOLTB Bus. BROKERS, eo4 18th st. NV.
BUSINESS tgood) for a woman; can be con
Quoted In home or store. Box 334, Star ONCE.
23s
CAP1TAI-Have money with services to invest
in established manufacturing business. Box
312 Star office. 22s
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CH1RoPRAcToRs.
Rare opportunity to buy large prac-
tice. Established three years in
live Maryland city; $1,000 cash
business past year. Equally as
good now. Books open. 81 800 cash, or
1880 time to quick buyer. Gets good
will, all Office equipment. etc. Pur-
chase price easily made next three
months. Owner leaving city to enter
larger enterprise. Further information.
Address on own stationery. Box $50,
Star office.
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BOARD and room for six two in each room, in
large suburban home: new and equipped with
every modern convenience: electricity. bath.
running water. telephone wide porches: east
ern and southern exposure: on hill: automobile
furnished free convey guests to and from
city over fine road: excellent table hoard: home
cooking: 81 per day for encampment week.
Norris l.. Bowen Clarendon. Va. Telc. Rosslyn
155F.
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500 REWARD. Sioo

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all rs stages ana
that II Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
b. the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
quircs a constitutional treatment.
Halls catarrh cure IS taken Internal
~. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces 81 the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing IT,
work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith In Us curative powers that they
OFFER one Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that IL fails 10 cure. send for
list OF testimonials.
Address: r. j.. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, o.
sold by an druggists. Use.
Take HANS Family pills for con-
stipation.
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rlIE roLlrIcAL supaM

REPRESENTATIVE DAVIES
~ ~ santa DC has lntroduacd
. hin ~ Santa ~ which
pFoposcs 20 forbid New Mexico
Judges frors mixing IN political
elcctions ana othcr ponsscai cou-
tests.
Tho object Of this BIN h mcri-
tusiouss hut n Is useless IcEi~ia-
slnn. The only way q prevent
Judges from mising unduiy IN po-
HticnI contests carries with u the
n-sccssits al scscrlng fIsn coume.-
tion Of the jndRe with the
bench; stripping a judge who 10
IovcEs himself anl mis- trust OF
ofnce. dignity and Clearwater.
A Judgc who wishes 90 make n
wrong use OF his piare FOR po-
liticnI purposes, or 10 permit
himsclf and his high position 10
Dc used BY desis ling men, can
nut ec asopIei from dUsng 70 by
a mere law. Tine iudsc on the
hcnch has such sweeping powers
that q j. easy for hhn 10 cyade
such . law.
Bnt no judge vino prostitutes
his plaqc and who soils the trust
the pcopic have repo~ed In him
can ''ses away with a. ve-y long.
Inc respect which the people al
this country have for the judi
ciai oaarc Il deep and abiding.
when n single corrupt Judge sio-
Iases that re-pcct the reverence
Of the people Tor TIM ofhce
anidas. bus the punishment for
the man who has violated his
trust h swift and sure.
Under the days Of the territory
when oar pcOpie had Ia take
what was sent them In the way
Of judicial seiextions VIC were sgiIi
able o protest ourselves from
the p%oiiticsi judge. In those
days We had n % two men sent
% our ludicial positions vino per-
mltted themselves 10 be used for
the selfish ends Of evil men. and
who suld themselves 90 schcmIng
politicians. ~Eencraliy for Gise
mcrest mess ~ Sinking pottASe-
Those mcn were driven from
oficc; discrcdltesi and disgraceh;
ObJccts of public cOntempt.
A crOok could not hold his
place ON the bench In t:iose Old
territorial days very long. A
crook on the bench now, should
We BE- - unfortunate as Ia elect
one. cannot 'gct by" with his
crookedns~s. The people ran at
TEND to such cassss without addi-
ti0nai law, and they will do H..
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nal purpose and intent Of House nill
No. sas.
ny removlns the penalty from OF.
I ncers who fail 20 enforce the law
By making vague and uncertain what
Ia TO pc defined as gombllng. in the
meaning Of the law; BY breakins
down all the restrictions n safe
yards n compulsory enforcement
clauses o. the existing law. this pro
posed Republican measure win re-
store gambling In New Mexico. u not
40 its formal open le~galisation. az
least 10 the position Of official pro
lection.
Judge Mann, the majority floor
Header. defended the Fleming bill on
the ground that the prescn, law Ia &c
risid that Il cannot be cnforcedi that
a prevented tho ladies from playinr
bridge. No person wishes TO prohiDi'
the ladies' from playing bridge =;
even to prevent the men from play
ing social game sof cards-not cen
with an occasional penny ON the cor
ner. perhaps. u in the privacy Of
one home.
But the present flaErant violation
OF our gambling law. which include
dark room poker in almost every cts
and town in this state. would be ei
nothing compared to the gamblint
which would spring up, under official
protection. and substantially legal.
lied or c-ountenanced under the
Fleming bill.
House hin No. 32s. IN the face OF
the Republican party platform. In the
face OF known public sentiment. IN
the face Of common decency, Is the
most amazing piece Of legislation that
has been proposed in this assembly
not excepting the salary Jaw and th'
mine tax bill.
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HOUSE BILL sss.


OF gambling was made a legal
~ well a. a moral offense
under the law of New Mexico. There
was rejoicing IN thousands 81 homes
which had been Impoverished. and
where suffering had come through
The iegaiized operation Of games
Of chance. Throughout the nation
respect for the people Of New Mexico
rose one hundred per cent. without
that law va would have
trusted us with self government.
Today submission to the people OF
this state Of the proposal to restore
rambling 10 III former leEallzed
status would be defeated one thou
sand 10 one. and the man who proc
posed such "A rovefsion would be pub
icly Missed II not mobbed.
The Republican platform OF 1914
contained the following words, IN ef-
feet.
I'VE favor the rigid enforce
ment Of the existing law 20 pro-
hibit gambling
In our house OF representatives at
santa Re On Thursday afternoon
there was passed House Bm No. s2s.
by O. y. Fleming OF Mckinley ooun-
ty, by a vote OF 20 to Z. The title Of
this bin IL TO prevent gambling"
Upon the third reading OF the bill,
preparatory 10 lbs passage. Mr.. Than
of curry county moved 10 amend the
title to read AN act 10 permit gam
bling"
A careful reading Of this bin. print
ed In fun In the Herald yesterday.
viii convince any person ~ ordinary
Intelligence hat Mr.. Thaip In his
proposed amendment found the act
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LEGAL notices.


Proposals Tor the Construction Of
Three Combination Adobe Day school
Buildings-Departmcnt OF the lntc-
rior, Otice OF Indian Affairs. Wash
ington, d. C., Feb. ~. 19i5-sealed
proposals, plainly marked on the out
side OF the sealed envelopes. ''Propos-
al for the construction OF three COM
Oinatlon adobe day school buildings,
san Xavier school, Arizona address
sed 20 the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, Washington, u, C.. win be re-
ceiyed az the Indian once until 2
y. m. OF March 20, 1915, for furnish
Ing materials and labor for the con
struction % three combination adobe
day school buildings al Indian Oasis,
Ventana, ana Comobabi, Indian VII
lagea under the jurisdiction OF the
san Xavier school, Arizona, In strict
accordance with the plans. specihca-
lions and instructions to bidders.
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New York, March C.-Ttadlug In
stocks today vas c~urtuilcd by the
storm which Interrupted communica-
ton with the middle west and other
points. The tendency was downward.
prices at leading issues indicating
profit-thkiug. Gains were almost cu-
tircly confined 90 spccialties, includ.
ing the tobacco group. Republic steel
preferred. California Petroleum pre-
fcrred. and local fractions. Harvest
or corporation rose IL points. IN,
preferred, however. declining a.
American Locomotive preferred fell
three points 10 It's new minimum OF
20. The closing vas heavy. Bond,
we're steady,
Close; -Amalgamated Copper. SAX.
American sugar. 1O2; Atchison. G3t
Northern Pacific, 102A; Reading
lf5; Southern Pacific, 50; Union Pa
cihc, 119A United states steel
44@i United States Steel preferred
l05.
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THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE.

A MONG o number OF worthy
"A amendments TO our cOnstitu-
ton proposed during the
present session OF the legislature. and
which probably will never emerge
from the closely buitoned-up COM
mittees 10 which they have been
sent. one Of the most meritorious IL
that submitted by judge John Y.
hewitt 81 Lincoln county 10 section
20 Of article 4. which would wipe out
the so-cailed emergency clause
which. ma matter what lie original
purpose In the minds 81 the men who
wrote n into our constitution. has
been turned into a mockery By the
outrageous uses 10 which IL has been
put In this and other sessions 81 the
legislature since statehood came.
Judge Hewitt proposes 20 amend
section 80 81 the Legislative article
20 provide that laws shall become ef-
fcciive upon the date named Ia the
BILL provided that when no such
date Is named. laws shall become ef-
fective upon their passage M ap.
prevail"
a law thar is a good law should
become effective as soon az Il Is en-
acted. a Law that In not q good Law
should not be enacted.
section %. Of article I, now reads
section "a. Laws shall go into
effect ninety days after the adj
journment of the legislature en-
acting them, except General APP
preparation laws, which shall go
into effect Immediately upon
their passage and approval Any
aoi necessary for the preserya-
uon Of the public peace, health
or safety shal take effect imme.
diately upon Us passage and APP
rroyal. provided 81 be passed BY
a two-thirds majority OF each
house and such necessity be
stated ~ a separate section.
Section i5 Of the same article 4 Il
~ follows
section IS 30 law shall be
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~ by shs -
second riddle -


VvJHEN you stop TO consider q
M the assertion that New Mex.
w leo does not want TO prohibit
sambling Is pretty strong. even for q
Republican statesman.
AND PUTTING the emergency
clause on u Is rubbing u In.
o
The Legislative days slip by
The end Is drawing near
W%hereupon We hcave a sigh
And never shed a tear
a
TO A MAN up q tree II looks as II
there were plenty Of poker games
running now without repeating the
anti-gambling law.
SOME MEN would like 10 have O
law making Il unlawful for theii
wives to ask questions about theiI
poker debts.
O.
THE REPUBLICAN state chairman
ought TO know that among Repubii-
cans ancient history ~ barred,
o.
JUST LIKE the rich mans delin-
quent taxes.
THE FORMER. howeser. Is some
times compromising; while the latter
Is always compromised.
o.
THE HOUSE bosses. Il u said, pro-
pose to demand, also, a safe conduct
for old friend Coai Oh Bill.
o.
IT'S 4 SHAME to have a section OF
the two-ihirds majority lie down just
when all the votes are needed.
o
THE ANTT-sUBMIsSION forccI
owe the chairman Of the house com.
mittee on state anairs a heartfelt vot'
OF thanks.
o
re HAS MADE a most emcien.
goat.
q
THERE Is NOTHING political II
the Blood Investigation committee
II mas al hNfh EAftM " ~ A"''
tion.
d
THE DEAR PEOPLE can sooi
look with admiration upon the coEl
plcted program OF constructive leg
station
CHARLIE SPiEsS. architect.
o
BURSUM. HAWKINS, SPRiNGEl
! n Co, general contractors.
o
PLUMBING by the Speaker.
O.
STEAM HEATING CONTRACTOR
T. Is. tam.
q
ELECTRIC LtGHTlNG 10y Col
Tom =. Gable q Co.
O.
WHILE WE'LL BUILT. the stTuc
turc Is going 10 prove rather costl.
TO the tax payers.
.
Oh, VERY WELL.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office at santa Re,
y. NJ. February s. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that 1oscpu
w. Van Clcaye, Of albuquerque. y. NJ.
who. on January IS, 1909, made
homestead entry 40. 03sG5, for INV y
Section 20. Township 4ON,, Rango AZ,
y. NJ. II. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make ave year proof. ito
establish claim 20 the land above de-
scribed. before George II. Craig, Unit
ed States commissioner, at Albuquer-
que, y. NJ. on the 23d day OF March,
1915.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Louis
A. T~essier. Emil Mann, Allen g. Bone,
Martha e. Hart. alls OF Albuquerque,
y. NJ. FRANCISCO D~ELGADO.
Register
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NOTICE.

Last win and Testament of n. A.
kumctat, deceased.
TO Edward =. Schueler, executor. ana
TO all whom II may eonocrns
You are hereby notified that the
alleged Last VIII aud Testament of
II. a. Kumetnt. deceased. late OF the
eounty OF Bernalillo and state Of New
Mexico. was produced and read In
the probate court % the county Of
Bernalillo. state OF New Mexico. on
the 10th day OF February. 1918. and
the day Of the proving OF said alleg-
ed Last VIII aud Testament was
thereupon nxcd for Tuesday, the 9Th
day OF April. A. u. 1915. az 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand and the sea
Of this court. this 18th day OF Fcbru-
airy. A. ID. 1915.
(Seal) A. y. WALKER.
l. County Clerk.
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w PROTESTS AT
OBREGON'S ACTIONS

Washington. March s.-sccretary
Bryan and Ambassador pa Cana -
Brazil conferred late today over re-
ports that General Obrcgon IL threat-
ening TO evacuate Mexico city. cut
tins the water supply ana that loot
ing may begin. Three hundred mer-
chants who resisted Obregon's de-
crecs are imprisoned.
After receiving the latest reports
telling OF the situation. Secretary
Bryan dispatched an urgent message
to Consul Silliman az Vera Cruz. tell
ing him to make strongest possible
representations to Carranza, urgins
him TO take some action which misht
relieve the dangers threatening in
Mexico City.
+ The situation was taken up today
by the cabinet meeting. but no new
facts had been brought out.
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No. 10000.
In the District Court OF BcrnnllilI
County. New Mexico.
George s Kiork. trustee, and Gcorri
simms. beneficiary, Piaintims.
vs..
Howard l. Blair aud Katherine d
Blair. his wife. Ray II. Borun AN
Bertha n. Borun, his wife. j.
Hcrndon. trustee for Losoy A. Dex
ter; Frank -. Loscy and Anna
Losey. his wife; George w. Dex'
ter and Julia =. Dexter. his wifc'
r. r. McCanna. trustee for th'
creditors OF Ray II. Borun.
Defendants.
To the Above Named Defendants;
You are hero0y notified hal "a
has been commenced la tho districl
court OF Bernalillo county. New MEEK
leo against you by the piaintiG
above named. the genera object %.
which action Il To forcclose "a certait
deed OF trust on lots co and ~ Il
block y" OF Mandell's business and
residence addition Co Aibuquarqfia al
New Mexico. executed by the defend.
ants Howard l.. Blair and KATHERINE
g. Blair. his wife. and Rag Il. Boru0
and Bertha y. Borun. his wife. cd
the ist day of March. 1911. to secur,
"a certain note Of that date 90 plaiII
tin George Simms for sixteen hundred
dollars. executed by the parties ID
said deed OF trust. and sell the salt
premises 90 satisfy the said indebted
ness. together with taxes, interest. In.
a and costs, including attur.
neys fees. and TO recover "a donciencS
Judgment against the said Howard !.
blair and Katherine G. Blair, hl
wife. and Ray a.. Borun and Bcrth'
y. Borun. his wife. Tor any dencicHc.
which mas exist after applying thu
proceeds 81 the sale Of said propert.
to the payments Of the said indebted.
meas. Interest. aud costs. And unlcai
you enter your appearance l1 sal,
cause on or before the SIN day o
April. 1915. judgment will bee rem
dercd against you by default.
The names Of the attorneys Tor "a.
plaintiffs are Simms a simm5 au'
their post Office address Albuquerque
New Mexico. y. l.. WALKER,
By CLERK
TBOS X. H. MADISON. Deputy.
Feb. 90, %: March 8, 10.
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which may he examined at this Office
". =. Indian Warehouses nj Chicago,
III, ~. Louis, Mo-, and omaha. Me-
braska: the Builders and Traders Ex-
change OF "a. Paul. Mimi. at the san
Xavier school. Arizona, ana at the
Office of the newspaper In which this
advertisement appears. For further
Information apply to Henry j. Me
Quigp. superintendent a Xavier
school, Tucson. Arizona. Cato Sells,
commissioner.
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NOTICE rnR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Ohico at Santa Re.
February. 20, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Mar
garlic Romero. OF J.. O. san Matco.
y. Mex. who on February 25. 1915.
made homestead application No.
02Oi2G, for lots o. 4, . and SEN
NWI Section 6. Tow nship itN,
Range CIV. y. NJ. T.. Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention to MATE
three year proof. to establish claim
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Kansas city, March 6.-HoRs-Itc-
ccipts 500 head; market higher, bulk
of sales. {G.7G G.15, heavy, $G.IOm
q. 75, pigs. SG.25m6GO.
Cattlc-I,ecciFts 5000 head, mar
ket steady prime fed steers, Ss.25 a.
.N.I5. western steers, So z Mb.2j;
calves. S6.5Om 1915.
Shccp-Receipts 1000 mead, mar
kct steady. lambs, $500 300. year
lngs, s1.7jMS.75.
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Chicngn I.lNcstOck.

Chicago, March 6.-iiugH. l;c-
ceipts 10. 900 head. market strong.
o 10 10 cents above yesterday aver
age. bulk OF sales. 500 600.
heavy. $685. H6.g2 "a piss. $50 u
$50.
CattlC-UcCclpts 400 head; market
steady, native steers, S5.tjU 300,
western, &5.lOW 100, calves. So. 10 90
1895.
sheep-Reccipts 1000 head. mar
kot weak. sheep, $1,000 100. lambs,
$1.65 my.1J.
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Denver. March 6.-Cattlc-Rcccipts.
100; firm. Beef steers. SG.S0W ,.25,
COWS and heifers. S5.OOm6.55: stock
ers and feeders. s6.sjDG.55; calves,
$500 "a 1925.
Hogs-Receipts, 100; market strong.
one load at $3.50.
ShCep-Nunc. strong.
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The Markets


Chicago. March 6.-Whcat made a
sharp advance today, Influenced By
hrmness Of quotations as Liverpool
and by reports OF a continuance OF
urgent cash demand ON this side OF
the Atlantic. After opening rs a.
3Mc higher the market scored a
moderate further gain ana then
stcadied at a reaction OF about lo'
The close was steady at rs g3hc
above last night
Lively buying on the part of com
mission houses carried corn ~
grade. The opening, which varied
from the same ne last night to "a
higher. was followed By "a decided
general advance. The close was arm,
sc 60 IA &c net advance.
Oats ranged higher with othoi
cereals.
strength In the hos market gave q
lift TO provisions,
Closing.
wheat-May si.41h. July. Sl.I5
Corn-May. 13kc. July, zoe.
Oats-May. See. July. biysc.
Pork May. ti7.62; July. si7.97.
Lard-May. 1850; July. sl0.55.
Ribs-May, SiO.O5; July, ti0.37.