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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27
lave ypl 4 Pump

HAVING uutehased tom Mr Graves lhc sole haai
"a tt the sale IL iIlfktts lotle Acting Fetec aud
fi pump II ~ couniif. u Grange and Aamtiire.
,ht.s Jesiioas 81 getting t,tcsni Pump simple aud
a, tlr same time sending aai continuous stream q WI
De-. fan 90 one IS appt inI q Tic sulsrftsiA
M5. 4 White. at NehauesVle. has ouc d ,brse
punfs ii operation. Witch, be wriies ~ rriifns a..
tsy 90 !. autharlej 1, ae ~ aEcnt ipf the sale Of
oui punls IN thst srtipn. anil any application 70 him
40 meet with pfom attention q i irrcir IL ".
I.ne ~ wuad inidna iutnl.Iri II tnIlinR expense
!. &. fTKRENTlNE q SCN
N., 81
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MERrrEp SENTENCE. the Marine Su.
prcme Court. on Tuesday last, Michael Dun
row, convicted Of placing distractions on a
railroad. was sentenced to thirty days soli-
tary confinement and twenty years IN the
State PRISM. This is just sentence, and
IL is 10 be hoped the courts throughout the
country will visit with equally severe pun
ishment every one convicted Of coolly sport.
Ing with hnman life By scores, BY placing
distractions on railroads.
Wilmington caamere iai.
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The aggregate amountappropriated FOR the
benefit VI California, at the late session Of
Congress is said 10 be about $4,000, 900.
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AIl,amy n N. An, 81.

Albany, ", ", Aug, 81.
GnEar RAIS At the NoRru. rain storm
has prevailed here for SO hnurs, ccasins this
morning. Great damage has been dune TO
the crops, bridges. foads, &c. lower Island
has beeu oseraowns,l, and the garden crops
destroyed. ! be docks aud piers here are all IN.
dcrasler. The gooiisare iapidly being removed
FROM the warehouses as The water is rapidly
rising. II has risen seven feet since o
clock last evening.
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August 9.
LANDI! LAND!. lor sale.

LANU.. IAND. TOT 1sstIV'
V,HE subscriber oilers lot sale biz Land in the Fast
a cfn pirl 81 Ofaugc COUNTY, The tract contains
about 1900 arcs. aud very desirable To nny person
sho coniemplaies making farming business ~ this
region. For particulars apply ID person OF ty mail TO
]. ). LEATfiERS.
wess Poiut. Orange comfy, Iuly 3, 1883 So
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y o Y Il .
Valuable Land for sale.

n WILL. oIcr II public ~, Il Mctanc. Depot. III
. rflas the 5th d September net. valuable ittei
ol LAND king on the Railfd1d Two miles rast Il mid
depot. containing ninety ACRES. o. les. pfinri
pally heavy tinrfcd land with small Improvement
aud sosl spring. Persons si.ling soa,l bargain
e requested Is come forward - tic subscriber intends
mNna 10 the West. and u compelled TO sell sis
months credit will be gwen binj sni security required
JAMES r. TATE.
August 8. 5S-5wp
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JonS y. LYON.
r. NICHOLS.

Ny Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispatch Woik 81 short notice. Bsi'els kept c
band htne far customers. The les, piites paid hf
Wheat and Frs seed
john +. LYON.
Jsus -. 81
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10 Wool Growers.

Wy Naehinss ate nov d ORDER foi catdins wool
.vA aud mikins good fjis those lfnging their
vol wei ptrnrc nay depend on getting good rsll.,
pfites lsf capliue : cents pcr psuHd fur unmixrd.
Isl efnls ief pound 1r MIXING, Or one fnh Of the
wrpl. Eufn, wheat. iiSsced bses~ax. itlnw, lacon
ani lttd vii H. taken ii payment iot Csriina. ard
r,en hinty viii mi bc refused o. something will lie
expected III p8ymtut before the rolls taken from The
niagiiHrs.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

URANGE IOUNTY.
Superior Court of Law--March Term, 1856.
nm mblon. il is ordered by the Court, thai Monday
~ be apart for States day. Parties aud Witnesses
will take notice AMI attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL. Clerk.
August IS. 53-
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a WPg's DEVOTION. "A passenger on board
the ill-iated Northern Indiana, gives an ac-
CONT of the narrow escape OF Cicrro Fowler
and wife, Of Tully The Syracuse Journal
says there was butone life preserycr for Mrs.
F. and her husband he insisted imperativcly
that she should put it on; she peremptorily
refused, saying she " was in poor health and
his lie was wurth far more than hers" The
preservcr having no strap, Mrs. +. tore the
hem from her dress, and fastened it to her
husband, whom she continued to encourage,
saying she could hold on to him, and if the
preserver could not sustain them both, she
would be the one to let 60 and leave him to
save himself.
The fire was getting hotter and hotter.
The water was thick with human forms strug-
Cling for life /; she tore her bonnet, already
on fire, from her head, and hand in hand with
the one she loved better than herself, took
the dangerous leap. AS they rose from the
the water Mr.. Fowler assisted his wife in pro-
curing good hold Of him ON orabout the shou!,
ders. She wiped the water lromhis mouth
and eyes, and encouraged him to retain his
hope Of being saved. lie continued to strug-
gle with the waves. Halt an hour elapsed
and there were no signs Of assistance. His
strength was rapidly failing; his wife observing
il tried to cheer him. lie said he could not
stand itany longer; Il seemed as though he
must give up. At the moment she heard stea-
mer coming rapidly through the water. She
says: " Ny deal. husband, a lew moments more
and we are safe. Don't you hear a boat com
ing 7" He said lie did. and Immediately
revived, made all the effort in his power, and
struggled Tor himself aud heroic wife until the
mississippi" came up and took them, with
scores Of others, on her commodous decks.
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BRITISH, FRENCH And GERMAN GOODS

I'D Liverpool 10 this port, and by oihei arrivals via
New York, we sle receiving our FALL lMfoRTA-
TiON Of
BRITISH, FRENCH And GERMAN GOODS!
Purchased on The hest terms for CASH. and comprising
some 81 The richest and most desirable Goods we have
ever imported.
We are also receiving fall supply Of AMERICAN
FABRICS, Of athe regular and n.o> approved makes.
Weare alsp prepared with splendid stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, manufactured IN Richmond
which in style, quality aud price, will compare With any
market.
BY The Isl Sepcnleronr stock will I've very complete,
and will he the largest and most attractive have
exhibited.
Mempstrespecifally insieihc SOUTHERN TnADE
TO give to our stock and our market fair examine
ton, with the assurance lia, will sell goods
low a. Icy can I've bought IN The United States
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
KENT, PAINE & co.
August &c. So
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BACON AND LARD.

Sides without tonc, Hams, Shoulders, ~ hon5-
- made IL large ~ smaIi giantiiir-.
Cider Ninrrat; 4 large ni ol coarse 1pd tue Sa!i ;
Coauify Iron ~ rlani5iiln use; Besi Tatrip srrd.
fit.u Re, Moving Blades tionc.ianned Upper ant
Sold l,aihtt.
JAMES WEBB.
!uiy -. Is
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ms all whom Il may concern.
Revised Code ol' North Carolina.

ff,H0sE desiring Ibis trolls desirable work. can o.
Il tain Il ffum ihr suIsc,ibcrs. Price 81 per copy.
J. 4. TURlENTtNf 4 son.
February ~. .S--
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

4 WANT 10 Lry 500 husliei. u Mhea, rsf week. {
will fdrni.h tass, and piy Cash
JAMES WEBB.
Jut ID. 4g--
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A. B. CoRwIsE, Esq, who was appointed
by the President to investigate the massacre
which occurred some time ago at Panama.
returned home by the late arrival from the
Ishmus. lie has, il is said, made report
to the President, which likes the responsl>
bi,ity Of the massacre upon the New Gran ada
authorities; allows damages amounting to
about half a million of dollars recommends
the exaction Of immediate indemnity there
for and the punishment Of the rioters; and,
in the event Of failure to recover, that the
United States take such steps as may be ne
cessary to protect on its own behalf the tram
sitacross the lstllnus." Mt. lafeH'gsacer
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KENT, PAINE & co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos. l63 AID les Main Street,
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856!

DY The barque Fidcs" and ship "Peppcre," from
I'D Liverpool 10 this port, and by oihei arrivals via
New York, we sIe receiving our FALL IMFoRTA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

DR. KANE AND TIE ATosfc SEAReH. We
published yesterday al article from the London
papers relal'. 10 another expedition proposed
by the British Governmentlo The Arctic regions
10 make tinal search or The remains OF The Of
fetal records Of Sir John Franklin and his party,
of which traces have al last been found. Dr.
Kane has, by common consent, even among the
English naviga,ors themselves, been looked to
as The head Of This expedition, aud has been
rendered The command in the fullest and most
nat,ering manner by the English Admiralty.
He has heretofore declined II; but the strong
inLucemenls held ont 10 connection with lately
renewed appeal. from Lady franklin, the Of
6cers ~ the. British Geographical Society, and
,he Ministry all combine towards inducing him
30 recon.ider his answer. and il may be that he
is destined 10 again venture upon the perllous
enterprise of settling lnreveI the geography Of
the North Pole, which performs the last offices
Tor the lost navgators. Nut. InfeRgencer
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Julte TO-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

THE FnLMoKE REFORM PARTY.-Ihe
great Know Nothing Fillmore Reform Party,
are making huge cndeavors to increase their
numbers by the formation of Clubs through
out the State They came into the exist
ence as Reform party, and before our citi-
zens permit themselves to be deceived by
their professions, they should remember that
they (the Fillmore party,) who are making
strenuous efforts to, carry the state, hare
faiItd to pay the nterest due on 0W 6onds
in .NcU York and that it is much more
disastrous than the former failure, because
it is yet unpaid, and likely to remain un-
paid, until the people are again taxed to
meet the liability.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
A Sercnatling Party.

MD HAMILTON gave fine serenade on
Monday last, attended 10y his associate mu-
sicians, and followed by three distinguished
gentlemen from Bidwells Bar, who all were
seen at about - o'clock to issuc from the
Lodge of the Independent Order OF uood
Fellows, known by the name of the Subter-
ranean, where they left the Deacon IN as
happy fame Of mind rs could be expected
at that witchng hour. As they proceeded
along the streets, entrancing the natives
with such " concord Of sweet sounds as IS
not often heard outside of Chinese concert,
or n Digger funeral, and drawing many Il
night cap to the windows by the power of
their melody, they discovered to their dis
NAV that one Of their party, JeemeS,
was missing. A long search was immedl-
ately instituted, and after a truitle-S waste
of much precious time, low moan was heard
and n voice family exclaiming, NlgiiantS'
be merciful . Take me off," I'm dry,
&c. Approaching the place from whence
these exclamations proceeded, the unfortu-
nate gentleman was discovered bent almost
double, over lady's clothes line What
were his feelings or his fears at this time 1t
is impossible to conjecture. Had he ever
been guilty Of a crime or even OF an indlS-
cretion, which, we may safely aver, he had
not he might have supposed himself IN the
hands of the Vigilance Committee, and suf-
ferng the fate of Cora. But the most rca-
sonablc Interpretation Of his incoherences'
was that having been Slightly saturated
with the liquids flowing from the Deacon'S
bar, he had hung himself upon the line to
dry, and now considered himself in proper
condition to receive the operation Of the
smoothing iron.
It was now found advisable by the party,
to beat an immediate retreat for the Sub
terranean, where, after refreshing their ex-
hausted powers, a beautiful song" The Lady
with the Glass Eyes was sung by the Doc
tor, amidst thunders of rapturous applause,
which concluded the ceremonies Of the morn
ing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
"Butte County will give Fillmore five

Butte County will give Fillmore five
"hundrel majority Sac. .hnericoa.
Men who expect to be believed should not
put forth such false assertions. 1t neither
adds to their morality or political honesty
Here, in Oroville, the Rev Dr. Tooker has
succeeded in getting up Fillmore Club
elsewhere in the county there are not
enough to form Club that we have heard Of
1t would be nearer the truth to say that
Fillmore would not receive five hundred
votes in Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

RATHER CowARDLY OF THE l"o'-A
GREAT double listed man hit poor CHINA
man in the mouth and loosed his teeth yes
terday. Afterwards the man went down to
Deacon Sheldons Subterranean-th Chlna-
man following him, complaining of such b"u-
tai treatment, The coward raised chair
and manfully knocked him down again
The Deacon could not stand it to see man
even q Chinaman-so aoused, and he
grabbed the fellow and marched him off to
Judge Jones to be dealt with according to
his deserts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

THE LITTLE Boy HAS GoEE.-We cannot
remember when our heart has been touched
with such sorrow, as on learning the death
Of little Alex, yesterday morning. 1t was
so unexpected that we involuntarily exclaim-
ed, cit cannot be!' We had been playing,
and dandleing the sweet boy on our knee
but few days before, and even now, the
music Of his ringing, joyous laugh, fingers
in our ear, like the strain of some distant
vesper, or theremembrance of angels whis-
pers in our dreams He was so Innocent so
confding so happy, and as the bright twin
kle of his keen black eye-the cluster of ra'
ven, curly locks; playing loosely over has
pure white brow; we could not but contem-
plate oar own happy, boyhooi days. The
little fellow had climbed upon the staad,
erected for the Speakers, who have lately
been here. and accidentally fell off, striking
the ground With bis head, and fractnring
the skull He was 8 years of age, and the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ms<Eeau, of this place
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

DOMESTIC Row.-A little family jar came
offyesterday at the lower end of town We
did not get the particulars of this sweet little
muss, but the seQuai was, that the
Old buffer chas'd his wife
With big butcher knife,
And had she not ran faster than he
There would have been q cat-as trophe
We, of course, were, as usual, on the side
Of weak, frail woman.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

nc Even the $: trc of the poet has caught
the idea insepara lie from the present roll
licking intimacy between religion and re-
publicanism-politics and the pulpit. In a
song ironically extolling the virtues of Ere
mont and Dayton, one sSanza is as follows
1t needs no comment:
'IIere cnmes Greeley with brother
of rather sable hue,
Wonder il it is Fred DOugnss0
Aad here's brother Bcrcher too.
With a rife on his shoulder telling sinners who're
deprayCd
IftAey only 90 for Fremont, they perhaps may get
BE saved
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

SPANISH TowN-A beautiful specimen
was shown US by the gentleman who drives
the stage to that place. He dug it himself
after he arrived there night before last
He tells us that Hill Town, Spanish Town.
and Club Gulch, arc improving raMdly'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

PRoN THE PLAINS An immigrant tram
arrived yesterday, by way OF johnson cut
oil. They were Cloud Simpson from Mis-
souri,. They left their stock at Honey Lake
valley They report the stock to be IN goou
order, the Indians quiet, and grass plenty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

DISPUTED TITLE In the District Court
last Saturday, decision was rendered in
volging a question of title to lands on which
this city is located. that is of more vital
Importance TO individuals and to our town
its future prosperity-than would seem to
attach TO it at the first glance.
1t is certainly of no little moment to all
who intend to settle and improve permanent
ly here, that the question Of title 10 the
ground on which they make such improve
ments should be put to rest, that they may
know beyond all doubt or cavil who owns the
land.
The title of this suit, we believe, was Ira
d. Bid VS.. DenniS0n and others, for the
recovery of certain lots of ground which the
plaintiff alleges was taken forcible possession
of and held by defendants.
The decision of the Court was given in
favor of the plaintiff. with costs ani damages.
We understand that an appeal to the Su-
preme Court has been taken,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
4 Sccrc. worth Knowing.

We notice that Or Brown at the Oro7ille
Drug Store, is constantly receiving ana sell
ing, large quantities Of choice Drugs y Med.
icincs, and the secret Of his success is, that
ne tuys low far cash, therefore he is able to
sell cheap, ana We viii guarantee to the
public that every article bought there is
pure and genuine. See advertisement. So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

~" Should be placed in the executive
chair, shall use my best exertions to cul-
tiyate peace and friendship with all nations,
believing this to be our highest policy, as
we'll as our most imperative duty.''--James
Bachandns
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

AucTtoN.-Joe Dunn, as will be seen by
his advertisement, will attend to the Aoc-
ton sales of Harry Barnett of real estate
stock, and personal property. lie may De
found on Myers street, one door above the
u S Stable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
Regular Democratic County Nominations
DFNIOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At 81 meeting of the California Democratic state
p.,,raI 1omuitlre held in the city of sacramento,
an he 10Th day of July $3.50, it was resolved thnt Il
On,nncraNc state Convention he called |" inte' III
thr city OF Sacramento. on u CEHDAh Wc WI" ua! ~
S.,,putber next. for The pnrpos" "t nominating '"o
,,,o,,b,rs of Congress- Clerk of the SupAW" tohrI
,iutendcut of Puhltc instruction, State Prison
n,,.r.or and four Presidential Electors
The state Cenlnl Conn l'lee suggest ln' 1%'"r VT,
t' no Dod day of August be the day selected by
ihi different counties for the election OF p"eSaes 10
nid Democratic state Conventions
The following is the Apportionnent OF rPfesehta
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

&3-Tbanks to Garnham and Watson for
the usual favors, in the way of the latest
papers from below.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

INQUEST Justice Jones held an Inquest
yesterday on the body of James Cozens'
who was drowned sometime since near NC
Connc|'s Ferry. on Feather river.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
CrOyiile Buchanan club.

1hn r,o,,lor meetings of his Club are he'd on
Thursday Evening of eacn week AT lhe un'''' ''"' -
d. D.'HARRIS, Rec Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04

Nor so.-The Sacramento american In
Inmates that the Democracy Of Butte are III
viled We caution the american against
rc.tcrating the misstatement The OroNHc
delegation drew out IF the convention; hut
there is not n man amongst them, but Will
chcelfully support the nominees. There Is
no division in Butte. Don't my that flat
tering urction to your wicked souls. We
will pny fifty dollars ahead for every demo
crat in Butte who refuses to support the
nominees Of the Butte county democratic
convention, if the American Will giNeu us one
dollar hcal for every last years Know
Nothing ,tho supports them and old Buck.
Everybody, says tie Madison (Wis) Argus,
goes for Buchanan in ;sconsin- Democrats
old Wings, rerentiug Free Sellers; many
Know No,h;ngs are daily openly leaving the
order, and announcing their adherence to
Old Buck and the Democratic party. Wis
consin is good for about 1900 majority.
BLACK REPUBLICAN, oN Fremont
Charles Rcmond, a at&ro, and prominent
black republican, (says the Detroit Free
Press. thus wrote to one Of the delegates to
the Philadelphia convention previous to
nominations being made hy that body:
"Col Fremont should bc :laeod ut the
head Of the ticket. We, at the west
da.;rn his nomiuatiou III, will be acceut-
able to all your constituents
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
ED.

In this city, on the Sd instant. ALENANpEf, only
son of AlcXaudrc Mcsrieau and Rose Pttief. born
al san Francisco, November 10th. IeJI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
FILLMORE MON CLUE

The Regular Meetings of thc Fillmore MON
Club Will bc led on every Tuesday and Friday
evenings. at the CI.yB ROOM. in the I. ;. Hotel.
aue22 +. {. ANRES, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-04
NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.
+ OR 6 AL E.

FOR e.
E-~i THOSE THREE DESlHARLN STU ATED
e. and eIcgautiy Gled-up COTTAGES, corner ot
es3h Non !)mcr and OAK streets. The sltuntoh
!. retired and numhcr of large shade trees. They
viii he sold far first cost AZ the subscriber is obliged
10 leave Orpyilp on acc1uat of Iil-health.
Apply at the Steam saw Mil.
Otoyiur. Sep, 3 1856. c. ]. FERGUSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


6NHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention
- customers their large and well
ected spring and dry goods rec
during weeks mprsng of the most desr
able stocks be found the CITY, which they er at whole
sale and retail their and the public generality
allow prices for prompt time buyers
sss part folio wngBrOad cloths black and fancy
Tweeds white buff an fancy Marsalles and
silk Vestng Co'Onades Croton cloths and plain and anya
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen SPragues Bnc
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain aud salty
striped Beregs coored Grape Mantz Vhte Cash.
plain and fancy Gnghams, rich printed Organ dies
Brilliantes and Cha de Lanes white Shaws black
fancy silk shawl sa shawls and scarf black and
white lace CaPes Moria antique Parasos silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosng Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimmings small aud fancy goods
Ne my1 SHANKLIN AZ RELY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL.2
THURSDAY Evening June 5.
FREIGHTs-Advancing The river falling and prices
nominal.
GROCERIES-very firm; Sugar sz to s5; Molasses As
4sc; Coffee IL to 1211c; Rice 81 to SIC,
FLOUR-Sales per dray load 50 so rs. demand
for shipment.
GRAiN-Nominal; advanced freights have stopped ship
ment.
WHISKY-In good demand at % to 24c.
PR0VISICNS-Firm advancing sales 1000 Bacon Shout
dsrs 7c Sides c Lard IN bbls 9 kegs Sugar cured
Hams lie.
SALT-Sales 100 bbls Kanawha at sec.
POTATO ES-None in market
RAGS-ln steady demand at 41Io.
CHEES E-1Dto lie as in quality.