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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-07-26
Public sale OF

Farm, Negroes and Personal Estate
- HE subscriber having purchased Farm near
Richmond. on which he now resides. will
sell at public auction. on Tuesday. he I'D day If
.fugusi. the Farm on which he formerly resided.
situated three miles south Of Staunion. on the
Mi,idlebrook and Bruwnsburs Turnp;ae containing
about
$50 az Ores
Of good Limestone Land. of which there are about
/ ! 20 acres in Timber, which is getting very yau-
able on account of its convenience 10 Stanton !;
81 acres in Clover and Grass, and the balance in
good stale of cultivation has all the >, <.
necessary Buildings; i fine Sprngof %.S,.ttsSsS
Limestone Water near the House, sY<@
guod APPLE ORCHARD. Also 6orS ,ss-te.ss
] Man, 2 Women and Children.
and the others Boys and Girls. Also fine young
Bay Industry Stallion. years old aud II hanis
high, good work HORSES. l0or IL Mich
Cows and Calves. 20 head Of Sheep. from 80 10
40 head of Hogs, 50 Shanghai Chickens. Doyle
Wheat Fan, Farming Utensils. Honsehold and
Kitchen Furniture, | Set Blacksmith fools, L
Plantation Wagon, a Break Wagon, a one-hoTse
Wagon and Carriage. Buggy. a one horse Car
rage or two horse do. Also Corn IN the field, a
lot OF Hay. sc.
! o. At the same time and place will be sold a
TEN ACRE LOT, opposite the Farm. which
has running wafer on it. and will make nice
| home for Mechanic or Gardener.
| Terms accommodating, and made known on
! day of sale +. SCilEFFEE.
| July rs, lS54.-4ts.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-07-26
Funeral Sermon.

Dc WILLIAM L. FERTfo, ESQ.,, of Huntersyillc Pc
ahontas county authorized agent for the Spectator
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~ The FRS, Congressional District IN
this State is composed Of The County oil York.
and the towns Of Scarboro', Cape Elizabeth,
| Wes,laook, Gorham, Siandish, Baldwin, Sc
bago, and Naples, and the City Of Portland,
in Cumberland County. Oaly one election
has been held since this apPor'lonmeni ex'
is,eJ, a, which Mr.. Mcdonald was elected
by large vote. Several other candidates
were in the field, but he received the com
bined democratic vote. The other candi'
dates were voted Tor without much expec'a'
lion Of ability 10 elect them.
Circumstances connected with The politics
in this State, and National affairs have very
much altered matters since the election
spoken Of was held. The repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise, and the vote OF Mr..
Mcdonald favorinG tina, repeal, has caused
deep feelin: in the district, aad j, is quite
evident that concentration OF The Anti
Nebraska strength upon a single candidate,
will defeat any man which the dunno democ'
racy may pu, forward. But there mus, be
full cooperation, or it canno, be done.
The vote given for Governor las, year will
aft ri some test Of the relative strength Of
parties in the district, aud some ba.is FOR
calculation as 10 the probabilities Of success
il the entire vote OF The Gis,ric, is conceG.
,raied upon one person. We copy the vote
as given for Governor in 1853, rs follows
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II is apParen, from the above tina, the
nominee Of the dumb democracy, whoever
he may be, can be beaten il all who are OPP
posed to the Nebraska swindling admins.
,ra,ion unite in the support of,he same can.
dida,e. We are for such union. The peo.
pie Of the district are for il. We are willing
to "ioreso our prejudices," and meet The
opponents Of the Nebraska fraud Oh com.
mon ground. The election OF true man
from this district, one who would be Ielia-
BILE when the struggle comes, whether !, be
when Kansas shall apply for admission, OF
when some new slavery project is brOached,
would be something worth talking about.
The call in circulation for a Peoples Con-
sressional Convention, referred 10 in another
article, presents a plain, practical way in
which the Anti. Nebraska sentiment may be
concentrated, and with honor to all parties
I, is for a Peoples Convention, and i, is the
people of the district, no, any particular
party, who have been insul,ed and betrayed
by the representative from this district, Mr.
Mcdonald.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Steamer franklin, Capt. Wo,ton from
HavTe, via Southampton. 5h insi., went
ashore near Montauk on Monday morning
during dence fog +; but her mails aud pas
sengers we've landed in safety, and reached
New York the same nigh. She brought
four days later news from England. Ac-
counts from Madrid state that an insurec-
lion headed by Gen. Q'Donnell had taken
place in that city, having Tor lis object The
Reinforcement Of The Queen and The esab-
iishmen, of Regency. Austria was NOV
ing her armies INFO The municipalities,
which had not been evacuated 10y the Rus
SLAMS. The Car is reported 10 have SAID
rather than yield 10 the demands Of he Ger.
man Powers, he would " resist 10 the last
rouble and the last inaG " The defeat Of
his army before Silisiria, appears to have
made him desperate; bui il The powers ar.
rayed against him, continue united, he will
be compelled 10 yield pretty large ''palch"
OF TERRITORY, and pay The expences Of the
war also. We have no news Ufin,eresi from
the allied fleets or armies.
Since writing The above, wehave received
by the steamer Niagara, at Halifax, three
days later news, from which we laarn that
The Gar has returned crafty, ,emporizlng
reply 10 Austria and The German powers.
II remains TO be- seen whether they will fall
into his mel. Operations ave being pushed
with renewed vi yor IN The Baltic. Bamar-
sund has been u second time bombarded,
aud French army is TO be sent in that di-
reclion. The advance OF the Austrian
army into Wallscha Is confirmed. There
is news OF Turkish defeat in Asia, but The
reports are contradictory.
Nothing important in The way OF business
was accomplished in Congress. In The
Senate another personal debate occurred,
growing out OF the slavery question, which
has been re.opened by the repeal ol the
Missouri Compromise.
The steamer Franklin has no, yet been go,
of, but hr cargo, at leas, will be sayed.-
Boston Atlas, July 10Th.
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Tho japanese Treaty Confirmed.

The Courier L. Enquirer's special cores
pondent nj Washington says that the Japan
ese Treaty was unanimously confirmed on
Saturday.
The Herald and Times Of this morning
publish The Treaty. II is brief, clear and
comprehensive.
be universal peaca and cordial amuy be-
tween the Two countries and their people
respectively.
Article 2 provides hat the port OF Simoda
shall be Immediately opened to American
ships, and the port OF Hakodade is TO be
opened nj the expiration ofoue year.
Article 3-Whenever ships Of the United
States are wrecked on the coast Of Japan,
the Japanese vessels will assist them and
their crews 10 Simoda or Hak,dade aud hand
them over TO their counirymen appointed
TO receive them, aud whatever The ship
wrecked may have preserved shall likewise
BIO restored, and the expences incurred in
the rescue and ssPpou OF The Americans
and Japanese who NAV thus be thrown
upon the shores Of either nation are not TO be
o returned
Articles 4 and 5 provide that citizens OF
the United States in the empire Of japan
shall no, be subject TO confinement so Long
as they are anenable TO Just laws, and nj
-Simoda shall be set free io 20 where they
please within circle VI Z miles from small
island IN that harbor, aud shall also be
eqnally free nj Hakodade within limits to be
defined after the visit Of the United States
squadron TO that place.
Article agrees that ships Of the United
States resoriing TO the poris open TO them
shall DO permitted TO exchange gold and
silver coins and articles OF goods, under
such regulations as shall be temporarily es-
,ablished by the Japanese Government for
that purpose. Il Is stipulated. however,
that the ships Of the United States shall be
pefmi''ed 10 carry away whatever articles
'ney are unwilling 10 exchange.
Anic'e S-Wood. water, provisions, coal
anu goods acquired ahall only be procured
infoogn me agency Of Japanese officers ap-
pesn'sd Tor that purpose, and in 10 other man.
ner.
Article s-lt 10 agreed tina, IL auy future
day the Government Of Japan shall pran,
TO an Other nation or nations, PRIVILEGES md
sdvania,esiwhich are not herein Guaranteed
TO the United States and The citizen. there.
OF thai these Same privileges aud advantage.
shall DO granted likewise to the Uniiet
States and ciiixsns thereof, without any con
sultaiion or delay.
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Gas woRxs. We understand that the
Gas Company have accepted the work,
built for the corporation. by Colonel Macy
and that the works have been built in the
most thorough manner, to the entire satis
faction Of all concerned. Col. Macy has
the reputation Of building some Of the bes,
works in the country. He was the Con
tractor for building the works at Bangor, a
Sc. which are regarded rs being unusually
well built, and which have given great salts
faction. Everything put into the works here
has been Of the best character, and with Z
view to make them rs durable rs they
could be made. They are well located and
altogether reflect credit upon the company
which have put them in operation. We
understand also that the company is in
good coalition for doing prosperous bust
ness. The works have all been paid for
notwithstanding the cost Of seventy ,bous
and dollars The whole liabilities Of the cor
poraiion do not exceed fifteen hundred dol
lars. II affords us pleasure to know tina,
the company commences business unde
circumstances so propitious TO the stockhold
ers.
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At Court Of Probate held ut York, within and foi
the County OF York, an the first Monday In July. IN
the year u our Lord eighteen hundred and fy -four
by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nyc, Judge Of said
COu.t
NNiLLfAM II. SMITH, administrator Of III 0 estate
County, decreased. having presented his private nc.
count against the estate VI said deceased for allow
ance:
ORDERED THAT the said administrator give no.
tce TO n persons interested, by causing a copy OF
this rider TO be published three weeks successfully
In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed nj Bidde
frd, IN said county, that they may appear ut pro,
county, nn the FIST Monday of August next, ut ten
of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any
they have, W by the same should not be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy-Atiest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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n, coum,,,ionsr, of tie coun,,

To tae Hon. coanty cSnmissioHtr' Of hs County
Of Cumberland.
THE undesgusd, . committee chosen q, town-meet.
Ing held June i3th, 1854 at the tovn-houss IN Lin
ington, for the purposs Of pettoning jour noooiso'
body, respectfully represent that ths road ~ nov
eled fom Lmington village acrcss sAco nv@ os1 I'm
inston bridge, 70 the Junction q the Dow And cnaun
Cper roads the sans being the Travelled route 70 Fort
land, d crcultous and hly, and that The pesem Ioea
ton Of aid Limington bridge bad locaaon Being
poor foundation TO build brdse upon, WIN 49,
making out Of the Westerly side q sad river looa e
end Of said bridge, thereby rendering Necessary 70
maintain additional bridge, and making " vsy e1'
pcnsive for the towns ol Llmingou and sandn 20 UP
port said bridges aud rendering 10 Of public
and necessity that the aforesaid bridge be d'contnueo
and road laid out crossing the river az noee oon
yenent place. The undersigned In behalf OF sad toWn
respectfully pray your honors to lay out pubic hshwy
commencing at the foot Of Moodys hill, near Limng,Sn
village, following the most convenient route 10 smaI
MIL callei, thence the most direct route 70 ana o'e
saco river, at Parkers Pals, called, where th1e
permanent bridge built, thence TO the aicremsnone
junction Of the roads In sandish, and ut The same time 70
discontinue Lmington bridge, and so much oi the ioaa
leading 70 and from said bridge In the towns OF LINING
ton AMI Standlsh aforesaid, will mol be reqred ior
public Use.
PELTLAm CARLL )Acommiitse me, IN &c.
BENJAMIN c. LIGDY. tants Of LiminsfoH.
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up Of the Goals, this forenoon, Mt half past
Iii o'clock. The acts and resolves arc mp.
pended, SO that the people are put in pos
session of the result Of the labOrs Of their
Representatives and Senator'S.
I've utter tho common opinion at Concord
ihrt in no eur Of the last quarter of cen
fury have the democrats left town so fully
rs at the close Ut this session.
They all evidently feel, and many Of them
that the Pierce Administra.
ton, forcing the Nebraska swindle through
Congress, hnve'imposed IA burden upon the
party here, under which their destruction is
sure. 1t is load under which they man
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Al Court Of Probate holden NJ York, within ana for
the County Of York, on the FIST Monday In July, In
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and Any four,
by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye, Judge Of said
COuTt:
an the petition II Charles T.. Hilton, Interested In
" the estate Of Benjamin r. III ton, late OF Bdde-
fId in said County, deceased, praying Thai admins
irtion Of the estate of said deceased may be granted
TO him, or TO sotne other suitable person
ORDEREp-Thlt tie petitioner cite the widow and
next Of Kin 10 take administration. and give notice
Inereof To heirs said deceased and al persons
interested in said estate, ny causng .py ur ihs
der be publish d IN the Union and Eastern Journal
printed In iddefOrd, In said County, three weeks sue
be holden at North Berwick In said County the first
Monday In August next ut ten Of the clock In the fore.
noon and shew cause. " any they have, why tile
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Atiest.-FRANCIS BACON, Register
A true copy. Aitest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, July II.

A, M.r..,-s27 Beef Cattle, no sso.es, rs Cows and
Calves. 5000 sheep and Lambs, 100 Swine.
The following were the Pricesi
Beef CatteeExtra, So 70 nr.t quality, SIS &c.
ond, do, IS third, do, 70 ordinA1ra7s Al
Iiides-so so per 100 bs- @
Tailow-$s rs. .i,.
Pelts-S0c. 75e.
Calf Skins-16 c. per b.
Veal Calves-S4, 90, ID, ea1
Working Oxen-None al market
Cows and Csiyrs-s25, n, %, %, 81, 81, ~, 90.
sheep and LAmbs-Extra, fs, s1S s,7a g.. Dy lot,
s? Is, 2 so, 3,a4.
swine-i IL and &c. Retail, o l.2aa. Pat Hog,
DC.
Remarls-The market to-day for Extra Beef Il III
tie frner than last week. Other qualities shade low
or. Not 30 many cattle at market Is last week.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS AT the Court Of County Commits
soners begun and holden at Portland, within aud Tor te
County Of Cumbcrland the first Tuesday Of juno, An
no Dominl, 1854 -
On the foregoing petition Il being satisfactorily shown
10 the Court that the petitioners responsible and that
hearing Is expeient Il Is hereby ordered, That The
County Commissioners will meet Mt the dwelling house OF
Daniel Davis E.q In standish, In said County OF Cum.
berand Tuesday, the 18th day Of August next at 10
o'clock A. Mand that the Petitioners give notice TO all
persons resel by causing aeste copies Of said pc
tion and this order ~ thereon TO he served upon
the IOWA Clerks Of Sandsh In said County Of Cumbcr-
land and Lmington, In the County Of York-aso upon
the chairman Of the board Of County Commissioners OF
sald County Of York. and also by posting up copies OF
the same In three public places In each Of said towns and
publishing the three weeks successfully In the Age
newspaper printed by the printer TO the STATE at Angus
Tn, In the County OF kennebec also In the Portland Adj
yertiser and Eastern Argus, newspapers printed In fort-
land In the County Of Cumberland AMI also In the
Union, newspaper printed In Biddeford, In the County
Of York the first Of said publications AMI each OF the
other notices TO be nj least thirty days before the time OF
said meeting ut which time and place. (aftcr has been
satisfactorily shown that the above notice has pen du
gven the Commissioners will proceed to view the route
set forth In said petition and other routes and roads con-
neced Herewith and after such view, they VIII give
hearing to the parties and their witnesses ut some conveh-
lent place In the vicinity, when and where, all persons
and corporations interested may appear and shew
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition shoud
not be granted.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, Clerk.
Copy Of the petition and order Of Court thereon.
Attest, ROBERT A. BIRD, CLERK.
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HidrrldQfS.

In this town, 9th inst, BY Rev. Cayerpo Mr.. Charles
A. Piper Of Parsonsneld to Miss Mary Z. Hail. Of Shap-
leigh by the same, 18th inst, Mr. Ivory NORWOOD, Of
In Freedom A. H., 9th inst, Mr.. John n. Lowering TO
Miss Mary Ann Gilman DR.. A. d. Morrow, Of Newheld,
Me-, to Miss Jane l.. Topf, Of Freedom.
In Berwick, Mr. John T. Cook, OF Greenland, to Miss
Cynthia NJ. Dorr, Of D.
In Dover, Mr. Cyrus H. Ford to Miss Sophia NJ Warren.
In South Berwick Mr. Geo. r. Bond, Of Dover, to Miss
Priscilla Diman, OF Rochester.
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~ The Concord IN. H. Statesman
contains the following, on the action Of their
Legislature, which We commend to the care
ful consideration OF Gen. Pierce, and hi.
friends in distant parts Of the country.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT. We have delayed
the publication Of this number Of the States
man, in order 10 close oat. (ss the dry goods
dealers say) the proceedings Of the Legisla
iure. They ore brough, down TO tho rakine
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Other articles provide that American Ses-
sels shall not visit other than the two ports
named, unless in distress or by stress oil
weather that an united States Consul may
reside at Simoda a; any time after eighteen,
months from the date Of the treaty and
that the ratification Of the treaty shall De
changed within eighteen months rom the
3istof March last.
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Al Court Of Probate held nj York, within and for the
County Of York, on the first Monday In July, IN the
wear OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
ny fodr by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye, Judge Of
said C0ut;
JOSEPH BRAGDON, a., administrator Of the estate
al Of Ellie ibeth Gilman, late oi York, In said County,
deceased having presented his private account against
The estate Of said decreased, for ,l0wance:
OHprREp-That the said administrators give notice To
MI person. interested by causing copy II this order
10 he published three weeks successfully IN the Union
County that they may appear at Prhate Cont TO be
held nj North Berwick, 10 said County, ON the first
Monday Of August next, nj ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, " any they have, why
Inc same should not be allowed.
Aite.t,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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PcppcrcIl Company.

THE Treasurer Of the Pepperei Manufacturing Cmpanv
hereby gives notice that the amount q all The assess
ments voted by the said Company IL eight hundred thou
sand dollars The amount actually paid In 4, eIght hnn
drrd thousand dollars. That debts due from sail Cam
pany are two hundred and twenty-five thousand thrr,
hundred and eleven dollars and ninetyf cents That
the amount Of capital stock Invested In real estate bud
Ing and other fixtures, IL Ave hundred and
thousand two hundred and eleven dollars aud
cents That the last estimated value All xed To the real
estate Of said Company by the Assessors of Bddef,ri
In which the same 10 located, Il four hundred ard iorty
thousand dollars. And the aggregate value Affixed 70 ali
the taxable property Of sad Corporation by said Assessors
Il four hundrcd and forty thousand dollars. -
WILLIAM DWIGHT, rreasurta
Boston, July 18Th, 1854. u
SuTSoLK, eS. Boston, july lssh. 1854.
Then personally appeared the above named William
Dwight Treasurer Of the Pepperel Manufacturing Corn
pany, and made oath that the ahO'. statement by him
subscribed u true. Before me, q
CHARLES HAYWARD.
2a-lw Justice Of the Resce.
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House for Sale.

THE two story house belonging n The subscriber, situa.
i ed the corner Of Ilill and Acorn Streets. Said
house Is two story with l. part and stable and out
buildings attached. The house be used for two tene
pents II desired fitted up with conyeniences for
two families when built The house built three years
ago. and will be sold at bargain the subscriber Is
about emigrating to "Nebraska."
The lot Is double one 100 feet Hin Street, and IS
feet Acorn Street. There thirty fruit trees on the
lot, really In thriving condition.
JAMES ANDREWS.
Biddeford, July GOTH 1854 2g-8wt
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lfdtUS.

In this town, lIth inst, Mr. Jacob Psterson aged q
years. formerly Of Brdgton. 18th Inst, Willard Y, sou
Of - Anderson aged years and 5mohths. 18th Inst
Mr. Ephraim Henderson, aged 63 years.
In LYMAN 10Th inst, Mr. William Warehouse, aged So
years and months.
In Sanford, 18th nst Geo. Weld, N. d. aged IS years.
In Kennebunk, 18th inst, Of consumption, Hannah
Junkins, aged ~ years.
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&c Since the article, headed Local
Evils.-Their Remedy" Was prepared. we
have received call for public Meeting,
which will be seen in our advertising col.
umns. Let US have full meeting.
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Two Houses & Two IIouse Lets
AT AUCTION.

SHALL ell at Auction, on the premises Saturday A.
i temoou, August sh, 1854, 81 O'Clock, r. ~, thai
valuable estate near The shpyaru and on the VI
PIKE ara Water strse recently Owned and occupied by
Capt Oliver Perkins, consisting Of the story house
and 10, on Water sret ot on the corner of ke ana
Water sreets and one VOC With the one story house
sale. tlh u 0EOk0E II. ADAMS
BiddefSrd, July sist, 1854. as-Sv
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~ We understand that the Dealers il
Dry Goods in the two towns have signed an
agreement to close their Stores at Bell-time
"Wednesday and Friday evenings Of each
week. A good move.
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York Manufacturing Compauy.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the York
Manufacturing Company viii be held Al tbe Counting.
Room OF said Company, In saeo In The STATE Of Maine,
ON Thursday, the day q July current at
twelve O'Clock noon Tor the choice q officers for the year
vote alter the bylaws OF the Cooperation, and for Inc
transaction Of such other business as NAV The
meeting. by order Of the Directors.
i. II. POss, Clerk.
saoo, July 18th, 1854. S-iw
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The citizens Of Bddefori and saco, interested In obtain
ing cheap and expeditions communication between the
two places and the city of Boston, by means Of line Of
Steamboats, or In such other may he deemed exp
dent are requested at Beethoven Hail. on satur-
day evening, July 2a, at O'Clock, r. ~, 70 consider
such measures may be suggested to effect the objects
indicated In hi. call
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nosroN MARKET, July IA.

Piour-sales of Ohio and Michigan suptrfne, 81 IS
fancy, IS SO 0enesee extra, ii III 20.
Grain-Southern Yellow Corn Is selling at 81, ami
White at 49, Oats, o. and 65 cts Rye, In lots 81 20.
Hay-Hastern Is selling at Is per ton, cash.