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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-28
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EXTRACT OF HYDkOPsPEK,

EXTRACT OF HY DiOPsPER,
DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA, AND ALL IMPURITIES
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading all
Ofthe first Medical Schools in The West, physician of
high standing in his profession and much opposed
by the fact that the recipe is published and
each bottle of the medicine. thus exonerating il from
'"' ''''' fT Is Is PREsCRiBED BY PHYSICIANS.
will be by reference to the Circular and by the
accos ganying certificates.
Unlike SarsapariIla the Hyropiper is quick in its
tion the frs bottle often producing wonderful results,
in the If the negro girl OF Mrs. Simmons, OF
iSiINDNESS IN ONi. WEFKH
In short wherever known ii stands at The head OF all
remedies fortbe following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofua, " hite swelling Negro Consump-
tion Chronic Rh"umatism. Govt Neuralgia Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections. all
Female irregularities aud obsiruei@hs Mrrcnrin DIS
eases Secondary syphilis, General Deblii! ana alldis
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta Ids unrivaed. IL is slight stimulan
and pow erful tonic and alternative
As a beautfer OF the complexion, in the Of rim
nles and bothe i'm producing clear and beautiful 81 in
II is much safe and remedy than all the
metcs and lotions in existence. ~ it, and you will
t the dises sethe general of the
medicine being drive all the surface and
by that msanso out ofthe SYSTEM
aaRDENsnURG. Ky, Oct.6, 1851.
DR.. A. K. Geohegap-near Sir: have exam ned our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Of HydroppeT
The OF ScrofGla in all its forms other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness. DC
Having prescribed and watched its Effects in many
OF the above diseases, and having always found il eec
tua most eheerfuy recommend il TO the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic hive used-alto
gether superior TO SarsaJsrla. and any Of IFS CON.
pounds. n. Il. WAKEFIELD, 81. ID.
OwENsBoRo', Ky. March Y5 1852
Dear Doctor-I recey ed Of the gid inst a. ace
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of
dropiper.
In several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il a valuable prepara
ton. have been using il myself, and think ii benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, VI. ID.
PRICE 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.. when taken
one time. EATMONDN PATTEN.
Sole gent No. "A Fulton street. Louisville. KY,
To whom all riders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK d II oDpAED.
Princeton, K B. HALLOCK
mh2ad& w6m-is
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
ANsVII.I,E. INDINNA

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Main aud 81 streets. (Caldwelfs Hall in
he City Evansville Ind snds tor the reception OF
Students all times the first of September until the mid
The rooms are fitted up STYLE equal any other similar
Institution in the West and effort shall be wanted the
of the Principal make Students comfortable in
system adopted in teaching is Analytical Inducve
Practical and Instead Of using books the pupils
exercised in making original entries Iournazing taking
balances opening closing variety of differ
looks. both for business
including balance Sheets &c in fact precisely the
qualf, entering uyon
duties ACCOUNTANT any kind of business Tn
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In all its branches including forms adapted the Re
tail Business Steam-Bo Bookkeeping Commission Bush
Accounts Current Account sales Mercantile Calcula
ISIKUCTIoS being individually in classes
students therefore enter at time and in the
FJL be completed six eight weeks
may reqare than tour weeks The time no
Will not be limited students can review at time
free Of charge.
Tar PR,SciPAL will take pleasure in doing thing
advance his students aud make the aud
accom- plished accountants.
pr ON As awarded those deemed worthy of them.
TERMS (PEEPsID OR skcCkED for the ercantile
excepting B. Keeping 2 90; including Steam Boat
Young wishing qualify themselves Practical Book
respectfully invited call at the Rooms during
ana satisfy themselves in regard to tie advan-
ages derived from attending course oflesons in this
The Principal feels justified in saying any
ordd,ry business qualifications can in feS months learn
more Of the practical part this school than
in the Countngo in num.r of years
Hours Of instruction ir to =: ,T%m ,Sa to =
sessions will furnish their lights. For further niOrma-
ton cali at the rooms. ado tn Undersigned
Catalogues giving full Par,s1ars vii be p in 2" sPpca0n
to the undersigned. JEREMIAH DEhh' rhhelpI::
EVANSVILLE
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EDWARD n. HlLL... MARCUsh HULLLDAf
HILL a. HOLIDAY.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING up large and spacious
IL Wabash aud Erie Canal Main Depot
Evansville aud Craw Ordsylle Railroad and having
pie facilities for
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise Canal
Railroad will be in this city We
pared to purchase Produce Groceries this MARKET
iic orders purchase of Groceries in New Orleans
We viii make liberal cash advances Produce cd 70
sale be shipped southern
ks We hope by prompt attention business she
public patronage.
s.p2-W HILL HOLIDAY.
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READ. READl! READ.,,

READ. REAL READ!!!
Statement Of the Re g. sumner. PRESIDENT Of the Henry
Female College.
widely known for great moral worth. aud
high honorable bearing his school is famed
count skill tsacher aud the rapid progress his pupils
make in the requirement Of useful sro~iedge:
New CASTLE. Ky. May Is. 1853.
Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family and school with entire substitution Nc Armstrong
teachers has also used with decided benefit and
although have not used it myself satisfied. from the
those under and Of 'Gmy that II Is
a valuable medicine. 3. 5. SUMNER.
everybody procure Of Dr. Bruce's Ama8acs and
performed
by this Pauaeea. - 80 -
PRINCIPAL DEP0TS.
BRUCE * CO. New Castle Kentucky.
4. IL. " RIGHT * CO.. Indianapolis Ind.
W0OLSEY & LINCK. Evansville Ind.
and for sale, and oiss,on at Depot prices by
jeO-6m KELI ER, FARNSLEY a. co Evansville.
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TO PORN PACKERS.

consequences Of the death OF Mr NJ Longbothsm ii
will be for the administrators to sell his und
vided House Pork Fixtures
the firm Of Mitchell Lopgbottam. at Evansville Ind
The location Of Evansville Pork packing point is
the Ohio river. Surrounded
fine Pork growing country and having the facilities
by the the wabash and Erie and also the
Evansville and Crawordsve Railroad Terre Haute the
vallies the Wabash aud White rivers 1.-THE finest Pork
gon in the thereby opened the market Evans
Vile The Valley Of Green river also accessible packets
py almost daily Evansville and Bo ling Green du
winter desirable Hogs could
nded.
The Fork House supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent Steam Lard Tank with all the appliances
sary slaughter and rack coo Hogs daily The undv ded
sold and the business continued with
the pr sent partner he will sell also at IA price, if de-
SIRED. NJ. W. FOSTER.
octl 6-tf ROBT FURIOUS. Adm
louisville Courier copy of - and send bill to
this ofhee.)
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y n y
KATHY Is often hear Ladies remark they almost
w invariably suited in Dry Goods at Embichs when
any other pace The fact is he always keeps
good goods hand and what still
portant sells them and uniform This
Editorial pua plain Of fact yet do wish
any 70 it, call examine his goods
aud prices thereby have the matter demonstrated
satisfaction His in the stone front building
Main three doors below Second. aug22
aNLOUR-l0O sacks ks Mill Flour in and for sale
~ by sepI6 PRESTON BROS.
HlNGLES-3OCO 600 Poplar Shingles in store and or sale
- by sepl6 PRESTON BROS
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EHELAlNES.-2O cases Printed DeLaines;
- 5 cases Plain do
5cases Persian Cloth; pceiyed this cay
and for sale BY oetll JAS. Low q CO.
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yxIUaRIEF<R FOR SALE.

He above Farm contains Isl about so acres in the
Bottom. of which there 30 in cultivation.
Orchard choice fall Cher
ris &c. wa-red by several failing springs and
branche sufficient for large stock besides the River the
the hes, quality having taken off, Said
Farm is about 80 miles south IRON New Harmony
east the Wabrsh Rive in Posey County Ind is
God location 'Or wood yard Ferry kept here from
Illinois side and is healthy place Wabash
River Also lot Of stock Horses dogs Corn Oats Farm
ing utensils &c.
All the above will be sold private sale low price for
cash For further particulars apply to tn subseriber
sep26-4w GILLERT SCHNEE.
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank & Branches. par All Solvent Bar ks par
New Stock Banks.... par LOUISIANA
OHIO. hrancbesin Orleans. par
State Bank n Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State Stock Bank 70 p). .5dis ~. & 8. CAROLINA.
f" "" In Pl .par All Solvent Banks. . dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks o dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks..., par New StkSecurity B'ks Ids
TENN ESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. 49,. Ids All Solvent Banks a ds
MISSOURI. Fire IL Marine IDs. Co .5 dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN
EASTERN. All Solvent BanKs 3 dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent banks. par All Solvent Banks IS dis
EXCH ANGE.
New York Buying at l... Selling "A prem
CincinLati........ at 80. .......l
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Change... ........5 prem
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BIG FIGlIREs.

VIE highest price will be paid a. BURK,s EXCHANGE
- IN ENANSNILLEfo for all kinds ME. ForPHEAS-
ANTS 80 cents-w00DCOCKS Is cents and for venson.
Prairie Chick ms. Quails. &C.. &C., in proportion.
sep2s-t PETER BURK.
News o the Day (vincennes) copy.
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DEnFORD's FAMILY GROCERY

UNHE unergned would respectfully inform the citisens Of
Evansville and vicinity. that have Iened fresh
stock Family Groceries and Provisions of every dsrpon
Second street. james Steels Lumber ard
where they hope by strict business merit and
receive n share OF public patronage.
They daily receiving supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country and shall keep
any hand full supply of all staple articles fer table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered the
residences Of purchasers free of charge:
sept BEDFOkD d WADb.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CURRENCY RATES
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
q COPELAND, BANKER,

Dealer an Erehaage. Coin, Land Warrants, Uneurren
Money, &C., &C.; Once on Eirst st. near Main.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
IN ID 4 n D. & T. 4 A Is l. L
PAN CE A,

GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
INDIA We G Er A Ii l. f
PA N A G K A,
Fer the Radicat Cure Of
uAYSPEPSIA. Scrofals Kings Evil epieut COnsunp
AZ ton Rheumatism Inflammation Of the Eyes Liver COM
plans Gravel Piles. Dropsy Sick and Nervous ieadaehe.
Spleen Spine Codne Of the Feet Old and Ulcers
Swelling the Glands Lumbago Jaundce. Female rreg
uares aud all diseases arising from iaproper or excessive
1T PURIFIES THE BLOODi
The NaS riss
NEW CASTLE. KY - blown in the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative Duretie. Diaphoretie and Tonic Its
action the Liver and Blood is powerful and san atve
Constipation and is the MASTER KING OF PAINi
with promptness the Kidneys aud Urine promotes
Perpiration. equilibrium 1t purihes the Booa:
clears the skin the Tongue sweetens the Breath aud
tonic properties give tore and action mpafting
life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle.
E. IT, sToCKwELL D.
Professor Of Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Philadelphia an Cincinnati says:
Messrs BRUcE Col have used extensively. separat y
Bruces NEsrTA PANACEs and consider il the
remedy for Scrofus Tuberce and Dyspepsia
degree of pharmaceutical science.
Z. sTOCKwELL. II. d.
PROF. T G. GAYLE,
Dean ofthe Faculty Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
T. VI ssUcE ~ ID New Castle. Ky
Sir: submitted Compound to Professors
Gabbert aud Watson they think highly Indeed
Of your Pan,cea and think we'll calculated have
,,ntary effect can opinion Of
aud others who wish to buy it, and cheerfui
give il my individual recommcndatio".
an. very respectfully. rogr obtsery,t;
Dean OF the Faculty.
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CONNTABLE,S SALE,

GOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jewelry. Perfumery
Ssspi5 A. c. PUSHES.
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

FOR SALE Or RENT.
a very desirable family residence. situated in the most
~ eerahle of the The house contains ix
esrrn, houses and ter of fruit
the premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Lamaseo city. fronting the riv
er. bargain be had il appsd for Immediately Apply
a, this office. augl. Il
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10y virtue of several executions directed and issued
OF the Office Jas Walker Justice of the Pesce
Evansville yanasrhurgh Indiana and in favor
Frxnk Murphy john Edwards and othe will expose
Public Sale the 25h day Of October 1885, the steam
Mad0ps Furniture tackle and raj lying
below Division street betweee the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
clock p NJ where due will be given by
\ oetl6-tds O. +. SULLIVAN. q. p
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SALE OF LOTS IN LAMASCO.
the 18th dav of October door of the oil
" Court House in Evansville will public
seventy Lots in the city OF Lamasco Title perfect
third of the purchase down
and two Title bonds will given and be
will give his notes bearing interest from date.
JOHN LAW
JOHN SHANKLIN,
oct3-2td6w JONES & BLYTHE.
(Reform eopy.)
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WESTERN SEED AGRICt LTURAL WARE HOUSE.
MILLER. W1NGAGE co.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds OF Farm
Nl aud Garden Implements Moving ReaPing ant Ihresh-
Machines. Field Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIC Main
Street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-iyw
SOCkS.-5O dor Country Knit Socks and sal
| ~ by sep2s j. n. MAGHEE x CO.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
a G.. PUSHEE HA NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS II
IA Evansville constantly adding all the little useful
articles to this particular branch Of trade
present with Eastern merchants
will sell for cash. the market prices Customers
friends respect ul invited to call and examine the
Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First street.
e2-lyd&w
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALF.
GNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATI0N.-Six Lots for
~ sale situated in Evansville beyond the Ralroad De
pot Four these Frame Houses them
wise i'm proved They we'll situated for residences
convenient TO business and only square from Main
street fine SPECULATION offered in these lots
TO BIZ SOLD Those wanting cheap places residence wish
ne me opportunity speculation had better apply mme
atey One of these houses especially is and de-
el6-t
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Isaw Mr.. Caseday when he afflicted stated. ant
he is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pnkneyyille.

Reader IL the owe is not suhcent 10 convince you
of The wonde rful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil linment
call and examine the Thousands which we have i'm our
possession from all parts Of the county and you Will
supply from and il does not give saisfac
ton, the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
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IRON the Farm civilian Morgan. Nanderburgh county
about the 2o;h of Sertenter light Chestnut Mare
IS hands hgh in her forehead and white hind
Any who will return any information copcernins
hsR will - lisrally NV0isd y 1850 Y. o. READ
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New YORK, Oct. 90.
The citizens Of Yonkers gave Capt Luce
a public reception on Saturday. 1t was nu-
merously attended.
Upward of $500 emigrants arrived here
yesterday. Thirty persons died on one
vessel during the passage.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
rINHE undersgned this Coparuershp
der the stvl AVID firm o. Hill Holiday the
action Of General Produce Forwarding and Commissio
Business in this city. EDWARD K. HILL.
sept2-u MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
NEM HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Tho verdict of New Hampshire, the chief pill
lar of the administration in New England, has
been given; and that verdict, wrung from the
consciences Of the people against the most I'M
paralleled exertions to quiet and deceive, and
the most ,rofuse expenditure of money to bride
Or silence them, is GUILTY. The Nebraska per-
fdy is too much even for party ridden New
Hampshire, which, if any State could, would
have sustained an admins tration whose head
was one of their own citjzens
Last year. the Democratic majority in the
State was $500. This has been reduced to AGO.
and that, too on candidate tyr Governor who
Is conlessedy the most popular man in The State,
and known to be opposed to the Nebraska Bill,
otherwise he had lacked thousands Of an election.
Last year there was a majority Of 10 in the
Legislature Now that majority IL nearly or
quite anmhilated, the accounts differing, some
claiming a very small Democratic ma jority, and
others even Il majority of the opposition But
at all events, as seems everywhere conceded, a
sufficient number of Democrats are elected, I'm
der pledge to oppose he Nebraska Bill, to Pre-
vent any u S. Senators from being chosen, who
are in favor of that infamous m ,asure.
Thus it will be seen that the movers Of that
measure, and the infatuated administration,
which is trying to father and sustain it, has re-
ceived ii rebuke more signal, under all the cir
cumstances, than any, perhaps. ever admins
tered to national wrong-doars since the organiz.-
ton Of the Government.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

The mail steamships Arabia and Washing
ton have arrived since our last.
There had been fighting on the Danube
between small parties, but no decisive action
had ACQUIRED. England, France and Russia
continue to arm On an immense scale. Sew
eral British ships of war are ordered from
Malta to Pstras.
The Greek Instruction is in fair way oil
being suppressed. The Pacha of Jania had
defeated the Greek insurrcctionists at Asia
but had not force enough to dispense them
The Turkish, French, English, and Prussian
Governments have demonstrated with the
King Of Greece, but he was powerless in the
matter.
The ice in the Baltic is breaking up, and a
part of the Russian fleet had been liberated.
There is a report that the Gar had laid an
embargo tax on British shipping in Russian
ports. 1t is stated that the Western Powers
have demanded a reply from Russia, whether
she will evacuatc the Principalities before
April Both. A refusal Or no reply to be con
sidered a declaration Of war. The reply viii
be received by March Doth. Austria adhere.
to the Western Powers, but will not fgh
against Russia.
The legislature of France was opened OF
the I'd of March, with a speech from thu
Emperor. In reference to the deficient har
vest, he says famine has been averted bu
war was beginning, and continued with al
eloquent resume Of the Eastern troubles, il
! which he says days of conquest have passet
never to return. France has an equal inter
est with England, to prevent the encroach
ments of Russia upon Constantinople. w,
are going, therefore to Constsntinople to de
fend the cause Of the Sultan, to protect tn,
rights of Christians--to defend the freedom
of the seas and the just rights of France ii
the Mediterranean. We are going with Ger
many to aid Austria in preserving the ranl
FROM which they wish to degrade her-to Sc
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cure her frontier against the preponderance

cure her frontier against the preponderance
of her too powerful neighbor. r.
A formidable iniurrcction has occurred at
sarragossa, Spain. The insurgents for con-
siderable time held several Strong positions.
A battle ensued in which the insuracnt COM
mander was killed and the insurgents retreat
ed, but were afterwards joined by deserters
from the government army and made a stand.
Madrid and the province is placed in 4 state
of siege.
From China, we learn that Feentom was
closely invested by the Patriot army. The
French expedition had returned from Hong
Kong to Nankin. Exchange at Canton was
at 81, Shanghae SO.
The Russian army of the ;Oxus had halt
ed two marches north of Khiya. The Khans
of Bokhara had been brought to terms and
an offensive and defensive quadruple alliance
concluded between the Russians and Dost
Mahommed.
The British squadron at Spithead will soon
number forty SAIL
A third French squadron had been formed,
consisting of ten sail of the line, fourteen
frigates, and fifteen corvettes, and it was sup
posed would join the British feet at Spithead
The French government had prohibited the
expectation Of arms, ammunition, &c.
Lord Raglan left London on the 25th ult.
for Paris for the purpose of having an in
terview with the Emperor Napoleon.
1t was rumored that the combined fleets, at
Spithead would be reviewed by their majes-
ties, Victoria and Napoleon, prior to their de-
parture for the Baltic. Sir Charles Napier's
appointment to the command of the feet is
considered indicative Of the most severe
measures against Russia.
A telegraphic despatch from St. Peters,
burg, of the 18th ult., states that Prince Pas
kiewitch had been appointed 10 the chief COM
mand i'll the Dlnubian army. Orders had
been forwarded to the Russian fleet in the
Black Sea, neither to seek or avoid u COLI
sion with the allied fleets.
The Sheck Ell Islam had advanced one hum
bred millions OF piastres to the Sultan, and
had promised further assistance.
The English breadstuff market was dcclin.
Ing. Flour l8a Is lower Corn Is 2s,and
wheat IS i'd lower.