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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
G. OHM MIC A I E D !.
Herald Correspondence
HAZEL GREEN GoLLLEGrAEE INSTITUTE.

DEt Herald Correspondence.
HAZEL GREEN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
During my short bat agreeable stay in
Hazel Green, was pleased with a visit to
the Collegiate Institute, an Institution de-
serving more Of credit and notoriety than
it is receiving-Mr J. L. LouGHRAN, Prin-
cipal. The building in viii the school
lis being held is a three story brick, As by
70 feet and having large and very conve-
nient rooms. The present is the fourth
session; the teachers informed me there
are now 81 students in attendance,
and that the number is less than at any
time since the commencement-tho though
the number of new scholars is as large as
at any previous term, Indicating no falling
off in the pat onage. The average num-
Der of students attending since commence
ment has been about 90. The facilities
for acquiring thorough academic educa-
zion are about as good at this school as at
any other in the country, so far as can
Judge. The teachers are qualified, with
out any doubt, and there appears to be ev-
cry accommodation provided necessary for
comfort. | had the pleasure of hearing
several classes recite; the explanations
made by teachers were clear, in language
plain and with illustrations as ineligible
as can be mad e. As usual, l received a
valuable lesson, that appeared to have been
overlooked by my teachers; and | observe
here that any person, however thorough
his education may have been, can always
adds to his store Of knowledge valuable
stock by spending an hour in the recitation
room at Hazel Green Institute. The
teachers are accommodating and will pro-
vide the quiet visitor comfortable seat
at the head of the class.
Moral training as we'll as ruentaI disci-
pine are properly attended to, but no
sectarian principles are inculcated, schol-
ars being left perfectly free to attend
any place Of christian worship they may
see fit.
| was credibly informed that by club
bipg, board would cost but about 81 90
per week. What an opportunity for sew
eral young men to join and procure an ed
ucation cheap; and then how much more
valuable is knowledge when acquired with
out the conveniences of wealth and other
fiattering aids. Rooms for such are fur
nished in the college building if required.
In private families, board at Hazel Green
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
LUcIEN MURAT.

Most of our citizens who have visited
IBordentown, N. j., will recoIlect having
| had pointed out to them an old-fashlohed
Ilouse, which was few years ago used as
a residence by Lucen Murat, and, at the
same time, as a school for young ladies,
the principal of which was Madame Murat.
This lady, formerly Miss Frazer, an Amer
lean by birth long labored hard to procure
a subsistence for herself and her worthless
land dependant husband.
Werecollect once having made visit
to the school, and there being introduced
to the son Of the illustrious Murat, and the
beautiful Pauline Bonaparte. Though
many years have passed since then, and
Lucien Murat is the cousin of Louis Napo..
leon, who is now Prince of the Empire of
France, and his hard working wife occu-
pies the Elysee Bourbon at Paris, our re-
membrane of him, seated on the front
porch of that small house in Bordentown,
attired in very ragged dressing gown,
and dirty cap, smoking common clay
pipe, and looking altogether like very
vulgar Dutchman, cannot be oblitered by
any of the grand reports which now reach
us, of those many virtues and most aifable
and courteous bearing, which render him
so popular in France"
Though his lot nov is cast in pleasant
places, that of his wife is not SO smooth AS
considering her past troubles--it should
be- We see by q late paper, that her
brother, formerly resident Of New York,
and gentleman Of wealth, fashion, and
leisure, was arrested last week, near Baltl-
more, and recomnitted to the Jail at
Moorestown, n, j., from whence he had
escaped, when under confinement for coun-
terfeiting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
In probate-Richards'

State of WISCONSIN, County ofGrant, ss-CounI nj
July Term, 1888 Present, William MoGon,ss s IL
In the mat er of the estate OF Mary ,, h Iao
nN this day came Samuel Ashley ana isaao Of s
I J executors of the last will and testalne nrod
ali claims and demands against the estate Of sd
cessed and all claims and demands in onset a"Tt @
heard before the Judge OF this Court at te vtong
in Lancaster, in said County, on the mrs. If .na
September A. d. 1858, and the hrst hohud; redtor
said estate are required to present tnen eiu FINN
ius t,nent ana allowance, and seven mohtns
date be allowed ami limited for such tb
adjustment Audit is further ordered lna. concar
Nv nnshjng this order for four successive weenasbsd
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper I've
Lancaster in said County, commencing WIZ
DAYS from the date hereof.
Dated July, 10th, 1895 o,,,c.r County JudF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Herald Correspondence.
Accident at Jamestown Mines.

MN. VAN Week, of Jamestown 4 e.
with serious personal accident on Friday
the 10th. While at work in pump
shaft on the Turner & Snyder lands, he
started to come out for dinner, neglectina
to properly adjust the hook to rope
This be did not discover until he reached
the mouth of the shaft, when, on turning
round 10 right the hook it slipped off the
rope, letting Mr.. VAN Week fall into the
shaft, distance of about 25 feet. He fell
on bench of rock, breaking his thigh and
inficting on his person other serious inju-
ries and bruises. His recovery is by some
considered doubtful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
pREsIDENr1AL ANXIETY ABOUT THE TIMES


Many have been tie remedies proposed
lately to cure the financial pressure under
which the whole country is lying prostra
ed. A tariff has been urged by the orig
nal party spirits; committee composed o.
The solid men of Boston took the mattef
n hand; and It's said, President Buehan
an had talk with them. He suggested
a tariff for protection; they said the time
for tariffs had passed; that had tariff
been levied years ago, the manufacturers
would now be able to stand; a tariff would
again become party question, and be re-
pealed as soon as the country became
prosperous under it; they furthermore said
that should protective tariff be enacted.
to stand for at least twenty years, manu-
facturers might once more start their ma
ichnery, but for a shorter period it would
not be worth while; for so long a period
no man or party now living could be
pledged. Under the promises, doubts
and uncertainties off protective tariff they
could not risk their hundreds of millions
in manufacturing.
"a Bank" says Mr.. Buchanan, "wonld
A National Bank restore the county,
The committee of solid menreplisd impos
site, Bank would also become a party
machine to he fostered or struck down by
this Or that party. So the solid men of
Boston departed and the President started
for his palace, all agreed that the time to
cure panies is when the country is in good
health and not when disease feigns. The
solid men afterwards met and most OF
them resolved 10 bury their money il
strong boxes, ill a day when government
becomes fixed upon some steady policy
Others resolved to do nothing, and some to
travel in foreign counties. A few are in a
quandary and several have gone to Russia
to help the Emperor in his works OF civil
ization.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
ssFlsgamaee NAarEket-Ju,y y
-------------------- --------------- -------
M A r r lie

July l5--In BaetowD, by Samuel Newick, Esl,
ALEXANDER V. TAYLOR, of Cassy.lie, and Mss
ANN DuSDEa, OF Beetown.
July lin Baetown, by Samuel Nevck Eslr
JOHN p. DEDRIcn aad Miss MARGARET Cru, Ct Beef
July 15--In Patch Grove, by H. Il. Re7uoIds,
Mr JOAN P SMITH and Hiss PHsBE Z. N0IPGs, a
the above place.
July 22d--In If,ncastor, BIZ Ed. E. B. Hatch
FREDERICK M0oRKuUsE. ofPutnanl, Iowa, toAIiss ia
81. SHANNON. OF Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

HERR DRIEsBAcH.-This most distin-
guished tanner of the kings of wild beasts
in America gave us a call one day this
week. He resides on his farm at Potosi
in this county; does not travel this sum
mer with his menagerie, but stays at home
with bis wife, the times being too hard
for people to pay for seeing his pet lions
and internal hyenas. Herr Driesbach has
eyes, black and shiney as an
thracite, fearfnlly electric in power and
bewilderingly fascinating. Y h oeve r
comes within his psychologist power feels a
shock, at least shivcr. We don't think
he ought to be allowed to run at large in
proniscuous company,for an eye SO seduc-
tive is dangerous. Speaking Of his tam
ing or subduing powc s,we asked him why
he didn't try President Buchanan he said
he had received an invitation to visit
Washington and thought of going, after
dog days when the fury of monstrous ami
mails abates. Driesbach evidently fears
old Buck, though often having encounter
ed kings and devils with more Of pleasure
than Of gret--wbich he can hardly ex-
pect from a meeting with the democratic
ronnnprAr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

EEL In the Minnesota Legislature, on
Wednesday, a bill to remove the capital
of the State from ST. Paul to Hennepin
Island, lying between St. Anthony and
Minneapolis. was ordered to third read
ing in the Senate by a vote Of Is to l2.-
1t is believed that the bill will pass
both Houses, and be submitted to vote
Of the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

KoTE. WILLIE must let us know his
name before his essay can appear in the
Herald. We have said over aud again
that the name of writer and PO. address
must accompany Communications intended
for publication.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

~ The great Strengthening and tonic mo,,..
Hoofand's German Bitters. 1t gives you an ,n,.s
makes you feel well, it cures the Dyspe psia and
arising from disordered Stomach. For sale i,
gists everywhere, at IS cents per bottle.
ECaIlis & Pepper, Agents, Laneas.
F. Phi.brick & Co. Agents, Boscob,l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Take Notice.

I wish it to be distinctly understood that
| have Wheelbarrow to lend the citizens
of Albany; all | ask for the use of it is to
have the borrower let me know where
will find 1t when the next friend wants it
he need not bring. it home, for | keep a
man for that purpose.
Isaac DUNKELBURG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Republican Congressional Convention.

SECOND DISTRICT-A Republican Convention
for the Second Congressional District in the State OF
Wisconsin will be hoden at PRAIRIE DU CHEN, or
WEDNESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1895 al ~
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of nominating eanhte ioi
member Congress OF said district 10 be supported ~
next general election. 7
Each Assembly district viii be entitled to two delegates
In said CONVENTION.
tits commented that the Republicans OF the differ
ent Assembly districts meet Saturday. the 2Sth OF
August next and select delegates to said Convention.
District Committee
Madison, July s, 1853. 1.s5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

WHEAT CRoP IN GRANT CouxrY.-Om
report of crops will be the same this week
as last; the failure will be as general
throughout The Union aud as serious in
these parts as then reported. Several far.
mers have brought us average specimens
OF their wheat as 1t stands in the field, BY
which we are convinced. We have to re.
port potatoes also a failure. The price OF
wheat will rise soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
IAL NOTICES.
CHANGE OF THE In MEETING OF COUNTY
TEECHER,S Association

4
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
TO THE TEACHERS OF GRANT 90:
For want of regular committee authorized person
| to appoint the time and place of meeting of County
Teachers Association and make other proper arrange
ments, the undersigned were designated by common
to attend to these duties We appointed the
18th of August, "wednesday the time and Lancas-
several teachers that it will be impossible for them to
attend in the middle of the week; but on Friday and
Saturday of any week, they could attend We accord
ng give notice that the time Of such meeting of teach
ers at Lancaster is postponed to Friday the 18th of
August say at 10 ocloc A. N. Our confidence in the
objects aud benefits OF County Teachers Association
increased and we believe teachers children and pa
| rents will be mutually profted thereby.
]. Fl. MILLER.
N-BLANKs Of every description, for
sale at the Herald Office.
School REGISTERS, for sale at the Her.
Ida Office price IS
&c JOB PRINTING neatly executed ON
the Herald GaLinipper, and on the shortest netce.
H Persons indebted for the Herald
rotherwse forward the money by mail in bills and
stamps, and we will return receipts for the same.
EE MERCHANTS and MECHANICS LED
GERS and Day Books--also, Pocket and Memorandum
Books for sale at the Herald 0Ecei
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Grant County Teachers Association.

The time of meeting Of Teachers al
Lancaster to form a County association is
postponed till Friday the 18th of August,
Friday being more convenient day Of
the week for teachers to leave their schools
than Wednesday. This was not thought
Of at first, but has since been suggested by
a number Of Teachers. We. hope the
friends of Education in Lancaster will pro
vide fair accommodations for the teachers
during their stay in town on Friday and
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

To MAKE A ROOM CooL.-The Scien-
tific American says thai the simplest and
cheapest way too cool room is to wet a
cloth, of any size, the larger the better,
and suspend it in the place you want cool
ed; let the room be we'll ventilated, and
the temperature will sink from ten to
twenty degrees in an hour During such
IA torfid term as we have had, this would
be wor tn trying.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
lafayette Baptist Asso,;..,

The Twelfth Annual Meeting ofthisAe,,.,
held with the BaEToMs BAprIsr Ctr s''''-oO =
Saturday aad Sunday she lth ana 9Th of :, i'a
A full representation from The Church,. v'Hea
The public are cordially invited to attend ''q'''
By oRDsR ., G,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

SPECIAL Term OF CoURr.--A special
Term of Circuit Court for chancery suits
and business rot requiring jury, Us ordered
by Judge Cothren to commence in Lan-
caster the first Monday in August.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
.osts 81 SO to 1925 per week.

costs 81, so to 1925 per week.
The present session will close the last
week in September. The Winter session
Is 10 commence the first Monday in No
vernber. Prospects for the ensuing winter
session are flattering. GARTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
GRANT COUNTY FAIR PROFESSOR H0YT TO
DELIVER THE ADDRESS.


The following letter from Prof. HoYI
editor of the Wisconsin Farmer, addressed
to the President Of the County Fair, AM
accepting the invitation to deliver an al
lress upon the occasion of our Annual Go
Fair in September next, is sent to Us 70
notice. We see no impropriety IN publish
inc the letter.
State Agricultural Rooms.
Madison, Wis. July 18th, !
JAMES PRIDEAUx, Esq, '
Prest Grant Co.lAg. Society fs
Dear Sir: Your very complimentary
favor arrived during my visit to White
water, whittier [ had gone to deliver al
address; so that my response has necessa
rily been somewhat delayed aAi3i So
| was delighted with the Craft County
country and people, last wiz ter, and shall
be pleased, should nothing unforeseen oc
cur to prevent, to be present at your an
nual Fair and deliver the address, as pc
request. sass #
With sentiments of highrespect,
| have the honor to be
Very truly s
our ob't serv't,
J. w. HoYT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Democratic Congressional District Convention
End District.

pernocra tic convention tsii be held at Prairie du
CHEN Wednesday, the 8th day ofsepteher next at II
o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of nominating canai' ave
for Congress to be supported by the den1oerac party
Of the second district at tue ensuing election.
The ratio Of representation viii be two delegates from
each Assembly District. District Coiiloittee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

To THE EYE AND EAR AFFLICTED
Prof. FISK of the Missouri Eye and E'as
Mfrmary, gentleman of some profes
sional notoriety at ST. Louis where he ha'
long resided, is slipping at Potosi ane
will remain short time. Persons wish
ing treatment for diseased eyes or ear
are requested to call soon. Very pool
persons treated gratis. Call at Whites.
1t was understood in the spring that
Prof FISK intended to visit Lancaster
Only 100 of his bills are received to dis
tribute to all our subscribers-just one fol
every Is of them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
COVER & G0r.nsv,

rs The Baptist church, while rem,
their edifce, will worship in the Conc,
tional church. Services at the usnsI
(half-past 10Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Neo 10ucrtisc
Esissssitl3n Of l'0-9aftanfShiD

vE3HE PARTNERS HIP heretofore existing be'wep
1 undersigned under the firm and style OF Ioh
Lewis X Co, is dissolved b. ma nal consent. all
sons having claims against the fra, will present \
for pa, m mi immadi t.I: All Indebted will take B
that no longer ii.na cs1 Or will b. extentei TOM
The name OF the finn viii only be used in Liauitat'
SIT JOHN p LEWIS
Lancaster. July -. 1855. SIMON e. LEVI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

Price for living IN tie gold mines A
letter from Frazers River gives the follow.
ing statement of the market at that place
: Pork is selling at 81 per b.; rocker i
rons, 81 per. ounce; picks, Sc each; shov.
els, 81 each; tea, 81 per.lb.; and every.
ng else in proportion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

NT The Madison Argus thinks Judge
Dunn or Ex-Gov. Dewey will be the dem
ocratie candidate for Congress in the Sec
ond District.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

UNIcN School IN PLATTEvILLE.-The
friends of Public School enterprise al
Platteyille are about adopting the union
plan, similar we believe to the Racine
schools. The clerk adyertises in anothe
column for sealed proposals to build the
basement of large building. Plan anC
specifications may be seen at the office O
B. F. NYSE. @
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

LANCASTER LrcEuM.-We are request
ed to give notice TO the members of Ian
easter Ljgeeala that there viii be a meet
! ing Of the stockholders and members on
next Friday evening at O'Clock, to elect
officers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
i, aaooi.a! q'e. IA Of Grant Great Oh

A I'll. TAKN NOTICE. thai I. s rccial Tenn Of The
"A cult Gonr; in and for 4 ant Cot,atY W"'
Nill re held at the Court House in Lancaster, comm
ing on tire ift lonaay in August, A. D. 1885, being
ID day OF Aug at 10 o'clock u the f,renoon
NJ NJ. C0FHREN,
Circuit Court Jai:
By y. WARD, Sheriff.
JnIY 18th ESgS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

II ERALD AGENT.-Ar. Rlc,,
IL Times to act as our TRAVELLING An. cARls
the names of subscribers, collecting ''F 's,
acting other business for the HERALD Or. A&
Gown 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Silerifs Sale-.Jinks. ct. al

William Ryan andl Sherif's once,
james NJ. Ryan July I9th, 1858.
Ggasnst
George d. links, Grant Circuit Court
Thomas Laird and April Term, 1853
Samuel Doibins. Foreclosure OF MOrtgaN
MvOTlCE is hereby given that by virtue of judy
~ rendered in said court on the l0th day Of ApGI
u. 1858, in the cause wherein William RYAN and "a
N. Ryan are Plaintiffs and George Jinks, lh1
Laird and Samuel Dobbns Defendants, and on
thority and by the direction of the planf 5 att01
| will sell at Public Vendue to the highest bidder
cash in hand
Ga the Ar day of September, 1858, =,
at one o'clock III ternoon OF said day, at the door on
court house in the village of Lancaster in said Col
Of Grant, Wis., all The right, title and interest wh. !
said defendants HI at the date oil the mortgage e
to in said judgement, in and 30 the loliowinE dcss
premises TO wit Taes L of the Sc q Of sec 81 nl'
q, north of Ranse west, containing SO acres more
less, being the tract of land coaveyed by -
Miles to said Thomas Laird BY deed and at the W.
said deed of trust, to wit: August 5th S55, occnp
Garret Newllirk. Also the "a Of the nv q OF Sec4
SO, Town @, north of Range west, excepting tsgi
(20) of the north end of The sad tracI OF '
Also the ne u of the ne d Of Section "a Town D nl
OF Range / west all in Grant County, Wis l1e ~ S
sale will be made to satisfy the OF $395 S1'iN'
lars, the sum adjudged TO be due by said dai.alil;
said plaintiffs together with interest and costs An'
crui,z costs. Dexter WARD NJ,
sheriff Grant Co, VIZ
q. 49,, "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

AZ Gen. Qaitman died at his residence
near Matches on the 18th inst, being AN.
other victim of the disease contracted a,
sAe National Hotel in Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
AGENCY NorrcE.-Mr J.upo /,

ANS, at the Book Store in PlatteyiIle, consent. :.
agent in receiving moneys due, forwardO, -
Inents or job work and the names of new .n, ~"
the Herald. Any action of his will be =, 49,.
done by US.
rOVCp a oAx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
STATE OF TIE MARKETs
Gaseaa gTices-Ju.y M

NEcNStASU aACSS-TI m
Flour-Fiue,S3 800: extra, S3,25
Corn MeGi--1, 90 y l01 lbs.
Wheat-spring, i5a50c; winter, 60.
Oats 33c..
Ccrn-30.
Potatoes-15a5s.
Mineral-S2S y thousand.
Fraits-pried apples-sc. p Ii; green Do
p bbl. Dried Peaches, &c.
Candies l2@lSc; pressed, Is; star, 24g25
Tallow-10@ll.
Butter-1i@0I2. Eggs &C.
sugars-N. o., 7a5; Clarified, Gallo; Powdered
12%.
Molasses-Plantation 80; N. o. Sugar House, Z.
gar House Syrup, Is.
Wood---S2, 50a3 y cord.-[Daiiy Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
KIND CUT.

Isaac Dunkelburg of Albany, Green
County, Wis, keeps wheel barrow to
lend. lie thus advertises to his patrons in
the Albany Times:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
..ancsster. july 81. 1855.

n EWsPAPERs WANTED,-snr
~ ing copies OF the tndepeadent ,sns.; peIsols
published in Plattevilo dated June ,Fsee.s, toru
1857, Ian. 23 1855, or June IS, 1855 win '1e Fel
by sending them 10 me at Plattayie Is maist a
complete. HARi II Any NY ,g9es 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24

0A new Bank has cen started in
Richland County. Every county in the
State will soon have a Bank.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-24
Prairie duCnienNKarkei-.Iul

WdEAT-Spling 45a5oc,
FLOUR. 5oa2 90.
POTATOES SOC.
BUTTER 12al5.
CHEESE 10a15:
EGGS 10
HAMS--10c.
Nsklwasa5ee Marlzet-Juiy ?
Wheat-70a7 for good club; 70 for
range of winter.
Corn-43a46.
Oats---steady, 32c.