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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
Mr strongs Appeal.

n Justice 70 Hon. Noses ~ Strong, VIC pab-
Ash, the week, his appeal, which viii be found
on or first page. The reasons given By Dir
Strong for refusing to be sworn before the In
vestigating Committee. are undoubtedly salts
factory 10 himself, and May BE to Taany Others,
though nust confess thcv are not TO Us. Mr
Strong Is an astete Lawyer, and s. capable as
any man Of making knatts case appear plaus-
able, but are unable to discover why the fact
Of his believing Gr- Knowlion, and Nr- Tenney
corrupt should excuse him from festifying be-
fore them The powers # The Committee were
general, and confined to 10 indiYidual,-and
Dir. Strong'S testimony, if i eliminated either
OF those gentlemen, WIS just important for
the Committee, against any other person.
The fret that any member of a Grand Jury was
corrupt, or guilty of being accessory TO ANY
crime undergoing investigation before thefn
would hardly be considered sufficient excuse
for witness refusing 10 be sworn before them
But we have desire to discuss this matter
s give Dir. Strong he benefit Of our columns
for his defense Of his course and leave our read
ers 10 Judge to how far he has succeeded in
doing go:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
AIR DG E-HA1R DYE-HAfR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DveI
Orfgindt and Best IN tie world

re
All Others are mere limitations, and should avoided
If you wish to escape ridicuie.
GRAY, RED, Or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
beautiful and Natural Brown or itl,out The le,,s,
injury TO Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been award
ed to VIM a Bachelor since 1883 and over SO ooe ao
peaions have been made to theIair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
NA 4. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to injure in the least however long il may be
tinued and the i'll Eject DYES remeded the Hair
invigoratet for life by this splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied lin private rooniS the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
. The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR
XIv1y 233 Broadway New York
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

Messengers direct fro m Camp Scott report
troops in good health, but provisions scarce ex-
cept poor beef Col. Johnston would not be
able to move forward till freshsupplv arrived
They met an express messenger from Mexico AT
Green River, with news that Capt. Marcy will
not be able to reach Camp Scott before the 18Th
of June.
a man arrived at the camp from Salt Lake
few days before the party left and reported the
Mornons equIpping companies to cut off sup
plies and harras the troops.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

IApIsoS WAFRR CuRE.-We would call the
attention Of any Of our readers who may be
suffering under any Of the ills which our flesh
: eir to, TO the advert isement of this Institu-
ton, 10 be found IN another column It has
lately changed hands, aud we understand the
new proprietor has spared DO expense III beau
trying the grounds AID re-fitting the buildings
IN style which renders it unsurpassed if it Is
eqEaiieti. by any similar Institution Located
IS i Is, in Of the loveliest of spots, and adj
Jacent to the acknowledged finest located cifv
IN the west, It's delightful surroundings, must
aid not a little in effecting the speedy and
thorough re covery of the invalid
The medical department is under the charge
Of Dr. s. II lands. formerly Of Philadelphia,
who came to the west highly recommended bv
his former patients ard pupils. From his long
experience, and admitted professional ability.
the Cure must become all that the invalid could
desire. and continue to maintain the eny;able
reputation q being the leading institution in
the West
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

Lfs eslIs2ies for the 3 regiments of volpn
'eeIS, 70 consist 81 $500 men and over 500 cher
persons. ate Tor quaTter-masters' supply. AS
Vo1 dollars subsistence. $4,000 dollars. nav
iVts'so dollars examinations and appropr;ais
isidiHuis, exclusive OF iors. f,suin,ns-,
lbo''oo dollars Total -. 5f7 doliarS. TLe
aocTs statements are Tor enc year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
MIGS-WIGS-WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TRoUPEES surpass all
They elegant, ght easy and durable.
Fitting to cnarn-no turning up behind-r1o shrink
ing of the indeed, this IS the only
where these things properly understood and mads
xiv-1y 20 Broadway, New York.
r. D. PULFORD, Agent.
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Euerg Female should Read
THE FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPOR;
or, THIRTY YEARS STUDY AND EXPERIENCE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DIS FiS rs or II q YEN,

N 10 Il Il > II > OF u u II Y "
BY COR ELIrS L. CTEESEMAN, NJ. D.
NEW YORK. CITY.
in Instructor, a Guide, and Physician,
In which embodied full chase descip ton( knowl
edge necessary the welfare of those married about
be rriodl OF the process Of conception, pregnancy
and delivery tLcir pains and dangers, weIl the
methods of which many the may be obvated
and teaching how the system may be nvigorttd and
stored it proper tone after having been Frustrated
Ivy complaints incidental to the human frame Also,
much PHYSIOLOGICAL. INSTRUCTION, which will OBJ
viate the necessity Of ANY great amount Of sickness aud
enable the obseyant reader be- great extent
own physician
TENTH EDITION.
This Book is available the understanding q
the non-profssiond reader, and sklIiuy eabora
ted, planned arranged, and carried out, than any
of Its kind before the public. Whieit gives whole
particulars and in aspects exclusive nforrna-
Nit the female system. Il should be placed lie hands
of every female, single or married.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
This work also contains prescriptions used y the Doc
tor in his practice for the positive Screaioss
Erapfions aud 1fguc-Serere CgugAs and COlds
= henmGtisneT)ys Pepsie- failing II Of tie Hair Sc
Sc, SC, any of which prescriptions may prove OF
great value to the reader.
This book viii be by mall free of postage on the
reception ofits qrce which MAJ be sent either in money
or postage stamps All orders should be addressed TO
C. /. CIIEESEMAN, II. D.,
HWY Bor 1884, Post O8ice, New TOrk City.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ian ID AGEN CT
AbStract omcc

The undersigned have opened set of Books which
give pete and reliable history every tract of land
in lows county, embracing Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES lnd all of Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
Titles purchase and sale of Lands, the payment OF
Taxes collection Rents and the drafting of Deeds and
other instruments; and viii loan money and collect in
crest for those desiring TO invest
Office up stairs, John Ross stone building. op-
pc site the Eagle Saloon, High street. Mineral Point
Wis. VA. T. HENRY,
-4Stf FRANCIS HENRY
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DIED..

In this city, May 10th, FREDERICK, son of
John and catharine Clowney, aged years.
In Dodgeville, on the 10Th inst, Thomas J.
Ga'fFIrH, aged about % years.
[ His death was caused by kick from a mule
which lie was shoeingl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

FfsA1 ArsouESafESr--The Wisconsin xe-is-
latare adjourned siae ale Oh AIoaday. The 18th.
Yesterday.
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FOREIGN SGF

L1XcHANGE On London for sale in sums of 81 Ster-
IL hing and upwards
GEO. W C0r2,
Office Stone Ware Hous : near Il. r. bot
Dated, April 9th. 1T
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

IS wenty slaves belonging to j,.,f-.e F,,,k
&C Ky, were accidentally drowned bs the mr..
setting al lo..t. few days ago.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D R. CHI ESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheeseman, NJ. D.

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination OF ngre tents in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation and rtan in correcting all irregu
rites, Painful Mems truaiions, removing all obstruc-
the side, paritatio heart whites all nervous al
fectons, Mysteries fatigue, pain in back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which ARISES from interruption OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable ashley will bring
on the monthly period with regularity. have
been disappointed ia the other pills place thu
Enlost confidence in DR.. Cheescnans Pills doing all that
they represent tosdo.
NOTICE
There condition Of the female system an achieh
the Pas be taken wifAoat producing a PECUL-
LAR RESI- LT TIE condition referred 10 as PREG-
ressta5te tendency Of the medicine restore the SERIAL
functions to normal condition. that s1en The reprodac
tee poRer Of Hotsre resist a.
Warranted purely vegetables and Tree from ANYTHING
In arous. Explicit directions, which should be read a
company each box. Price 81. by mail on enelos-
ing 81 to Dr. CoRSEL1Us L. CHEEsExAN Box 53I Post
Office. New York city.
Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
k. Il. HUTCMINGS,
General Agent for the United stnte..
1s5 Chambers Street, New York
To phom al Wholesale orders .4oxld be addressed
+. D. PULFoRD, Agent, Mineral Point; BolIer.sSntb
y ~ o-Aeasoi Il 04aAe@iy, g. LOUIS 14-y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Banking 6 Exchange Office of
L. IL. NIIITTI

Cof lie tate firm qf c. c. Basa5arn & CO.
For Sale-Sight Drafts on
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY.
and on France, Holland, Belgium Norway, Sweden.
Denmark Switzerland and all other countries of Euro
ENTERTAINERS, CLAIMS AND MONIES
IN any town or city in Europe, collected promptly
proceeds RENTED owner may request
WECIiSEL VERkiTF
AHi allie Hauptpetze in ID eutsc h land und der
S h wei z, Frankreich, Holland, Begien Norxegen-
Schweden, Denenlark, und allen audern Icndern Euro
pas.
ERBSCHAFTEN GELDER
und allie anderen Foiderungcn wcrden in jedeIn orte
Europas eincassirt. 10
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18


- The greatest pFeservative of beauty known to
modern science, is Professor Moods Hair Restorative
and Cosmetic Among the important features OF
female beauty. are 1uxuriant headof hair and fine
complexion both of which should guarded sacred
treasure for either may be lost by neglect preserved
by the use Of The above article, delay danger
are oqIlcd Hair Resortiyes"as knowing full well that
the great majority Of such preparations are entirely
worthless Exceptions there are, nevertheless, and
among these We have never hesitated express
yiction that the article known Moods Hair Re
storative' is entitled 10 proud pre-emnenee. This
article las told story in nUnberless instances OF
preInarely gay ana bald heads and the certificates in
regard To- its amazing efficacy have been alike numerous,
unsolicited and emphatic. When Senators of the United
States and others (of highest standing socially and
politically openly declare that sWoods Hair ReStora-
ALL and than all it prstends TO be, NE can
than believe them The article can lie
had at Druggists See notice eIsewheTe--Rqh-
,,oy -,.-,blScap Sold BY all good Druggists. May
ED PUI.FORD Agent, Mineral Poiut.
Tn,portant feel deBiiitated. Yon feet nerro.S
Yoa are rorred trifes You cannot cork eitA en-
ergg You do feel lake doing ANYTHING. loH hare
no appetite. You cannot sleep at might 10" feet 'oeaf
Y0n feel dizzy.
Then use HooFLAND GERMAN BIrTEEs, they viii cure
you without fail.
They are prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson as Arch ST.
Philadelphia Pa, and sold BY druggists and store
keepers in every village in the United States,
South America for IS cents per bottle See
signature of {. NJ. Jackson is on the wrapper
OF each bottle May
p n PT-IFORD AGENT Mineral Point
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Let Us recognise then, tie trust confided in
= as teachers, and endeavor by every means in
our power t. exalt the condition of our schools.
lea Us hopefully look forward TO The day. when
amid happy homes, The temple of liberty
shall be reared on every hill side and in every
valley, when the morning sun shall shine u;,op
refined. Intelligent and happy people.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY,

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Co. Proprietors. Offices in
New York 422 IL Broadway and Catham Square New
York.
Parcels and Packages forwarded to England Wales.
tiand Ireland and the Continent of Europe Small
Parcels to Great Britain and Ireland delivered at their
destination.
Drafts in sums to suit from 81 Sterling upward
GEO. W. COBB,
Agt. Mineral Point.
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Price of Lumber in Mine al Point

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY c. y. CURTIS
clear, $50 a s35 Siding, dressed clear, e24
second do, u . 2s do. rough %
do rough, - g p DO. do dressed, d
Fencing, com, Joist, scant'ing, common boards
SIG q SO Shingles, warranted, 81 -. I.ath 81 Is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18
NEW YEAR AND new REGULATIONS.

LII persons hereby notified not to chop or l,aus
~ any wood OF any description from any the lands
'e2hehg 70 Geo tIoIdthorp All persons owning Teams
"a De NERO resi- onsl5le for Irespass the full
OF nat they may haul whether it be fencing
N"oo those who have been cutting for fencing build
ing are requested TO come forward and settle withoUt4e-
lay
further notice. All who raising mineral no.
tined not 10 take it from tie ground weighed
by regular sneter and said smelter will be held re
sponsble for all the rent.
GEO. GOLDTHORP.
Lost Grove, January I, 1853. nS-u
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don papers contain an account of a snow storm,
OF singular. and, considering the lateness of the
season, almost unexampled severity, which oe-
cured, on Wednesday night, the 18th of April,
Its chief intensity being apparently concentra-
ted upon the district lying betweenthe Danfo, 4
aud Denistone stations on the Manchester, Shelf
held and Lincolnshire Railway line, where a
d1it OF snow formed so deep as entirely to block
NJ theline and to put stop ts the traffic du-
ring the whole of the DAY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

JOHN s. DEMUTII.
From the Rev. Mr. MoMULIKy, Tastor of Roberts
Chapel; INpIANAPoLls Oct ), 1857.
Ds. C. W RoBACK-Dear Sir = / have used your Blood
Purider for nervous Affection from which have saf-
tered much at times While ii is pleasant The
certainly has happy effect upon the ac-
ct my thanks for your kind regards acts and he
lieYe me, Yours
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-18

900 CADY'S Exka Tea in and lbs each. for sale
SUI by SAMUEL JEs,klN CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
News, &c., from Correspondents.

Our St Anthony, Minnesota, correspondent states tIsAi
Lord Robert Grosvenor and the Hon Messrs Cavendsh
Ashley and Seymour in the valley Of the Rcd river
hunting bufiaoes Senator Fitch, with a small party Is
also engaged In the same sport.
Our Omaha, N. T. correspondent, writing under date OF
the 10th inst, says:-The gold continues undated
here, and daily trains fitting and starting for tho
vicinity Of Cherry Creek and Fort laramie laden with
winter stores The route via this place doubtless neares
than any other and the road cannot be beaten II s true
conflicting reports reaching concerning the amount
Of gold found and whether viii pay not but one
thing seems certain, that the gold reg covers al
ready discovered an area Of 300 square miles and that
the Is found in quantities sufficient pay from - To
ss per day with ordinary pans Provisions last re-
ports From all accounts there must be At
least 900 miners At work
Our Galveston exas) correspondent, that up 10
the ID Of october the deaths from yellow fever city
in ave weeks 10 10 OF these % we're Amer.
cans aud 20 Germans, the rest being u eight different
natonalitics.
Our Camp Cooper Texas) correspondent states that that
post has just been reoccuped by company ~ Second ca
vary, commanded by Capt j. n. Palmer The Bcdouiu
Camancbes, he adds, have lately made themselves
heard OF By small predatory Excursions IN the neghbor
hood
correspondent Al Fort Bclknap reports attack oa
the lat september last, by the Camanchcs, party q
drovcrs, headed by Messrs. Burbrdgc and Rcrscr, a
about eighty Eve miles from that place Several of the
latter severely wounded, aud Mr.. Burbrdge, " h
fcarcd has been slam. The party Lost ninety bead "
cattle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

WASHINGTON Oct. %, 1863
New Orleans papers received here contain the parto~
afs Oh the defeat OF Viduarr by Mramon The former
was not on the held when the engagement commencea
and his army appears 10 have been attacked when least
apprehcnsive and prepared for IT,
The at Brownsville were that the defeated army
lost Ave hundred men, killed and that two thousand a
them were taken prisoners with their artillery and pro
visions An express from Monterey to Matamoras how
ever, says their loss not great and that only por
ton Of the artillery and munitions captured by Mira
forces and that the liberal party their retreat
from the field in good order.
An official paper received at Monterey says that vdaur
ri has already sent orders TO the commander Of Tampoo
FOR another park Of artillery where there plenty to be
had), which will be in the field together with the
many forces concentrating about vidaurr tho
attack. Colonel Guadalupe Garcia to leave Tampios
on the ID inst for the interior with 800 infantry and three
pieces Of artillery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

DIcrED.-We believe there is no doubt of the
fact that the Grand Jury found bills Of indict-
ment yesterday against seven parties in connec-
ton with the Corporation, officials and others,
on charges arising out of certain frauds and de-
falcations in the matter Of street improvement.
The parties indicted comprise an ex-Deputy Col
lector of Assessments, two City Surveyors, and
four contractors. The names of the individuals
have not, Of course, transpired, as no arrests
have yet been made.
The Grand Jury are entitled to public graft
tude; but there is more work still before them.
The Corporation and the Street Commissioner
department are both fruitful fields for the labors
of an upright Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

ma. Such a consummaton would be an event, as
with such means at it, disposal the trip to San
Francisco would be pleasure excursion OF from
sixteen to seventeen days.
The iron steamboat Ice King, which was built to
break up the ice in the harbor was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning, az she lay at the foot of
Forthwith street East river 1t is supposed that
the fire was the work of incendiary. The
steamboat belonged to Messrs. G. b. DeBugh &
Co.. and cost s35 900. She was insured for
s25 900 in the Oswego and two other insurance
companies.
The October term Of the Court of General
Sessions closed yesterday, when the Grand
Jury were discharged. They made a very
important presentment. They speak of the
Importance of enforcing the laws prohibiting
the dissertation of the Sabbath, condemn the
management of the Comptroller's department, and
LAY that they have indicted certain city officials for
whose arrests warrants will probably be issued on
Monday. Recorder Barnard sentenced Richard
Barry, a School Commissioner who pleaded guilty
to assault and battery upon man named Woof, in
Howard street, to four months imprisonment in
the Penitentiary William Henry pleaded guilty
to attempt at grand larceny and was sent to the
Island for one year. Narcisco Lopez, respectable
looking Spaniard, guilty Of similar offence, was
sent to the Penitentiary for one year. The Re
corder expressed his determination to use his ut
most exertions to put down fighting in New York
virtuous resolution. Judge Russell sentenced
Charles O'Reilly, guilty Of manslaughter in the
fourth degree, to the State prison for two years
The departure of the British steam frigate valor
GUS from this port for Central America has been
delayed. She will probably leave on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The sales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 500 600
bales The market easier, but without quotable
change in prices. The fall the South said to
There continued to be fair demand for the better brands
of -four, chiefly from the home trade while common
grades were again heavy and prices dull. Wheat
more active and prime qualities rather frmer while nfe
rior and common grades dull and easier. Corn was
lower, but more active at the concession Western mixed
closed at Csc. &C., old Jersey yellow sold at eOc and
do. at 75c Pork in fair demand, with sales OF
mess at $40 49, and small lots sold at si6 so
old prime sold at sl4 TO- and at sl4 So Sugars
were rather frmer, while sales restricted to few
hundred hogsheads of Cuba at steady rates Coffee
quiet, with small sales Of Rio at 1lc and of Java bags
al l4c cargo of Rio sent to Hampton Roads 10 await
orders sold deliverable in Baltimore at lie II con.
sisted OF about 1000 bags about 800 having been rejected
Freghs steady the Sigh, improvement previously
noticed while engagements were moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHIIADRIITnA Oct %, 1863.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State fives 93x bid and
95k asked; Reading Railroad 25A Morris Canal as Long
Island Railroad, ii X Pennsylvania Railroad 43h Tho
advance in Pennsylvania State fves yesterday
stoned by large order from the State for the sinking
fund
MoBnE, Oct %, 1853
Coton-Sales to-day 5000 bales IL &c FOR middling
The sales Of the week add 900 bales and the receipts
$1,000, against $500 last year Receipts ahead OF last
year. 500 bales. Stock, So 500 bales Frcights-CooO
to Liverpool 532d and to Havre Is l6c. In pon, Is
ships and barks.
SAVANNAH, Oct % 1868
Coton-Saes today $50 bales, prices ranging from
loo. to he
BALuxoRs Oct %, 1865
Flour dull at s. IS Wheat steady, at unchanged pr.
ces Corn whiskey and provisions unchanged
PnIADKIIrnA, Oct %, 1863
BreldstufIs-A declining tendency. Flour, $5 12k
IS 25 Wheat very dull. white, 81 70 81 30 red, 81 %
I'll rs Corn-A declining tendency market unsettled
sales Of yellow at SIC SIC. Coffee firm: sales 900
bags, at lie. liAc. Provisions quiet. whiskey.
22hc
BUYyMo Oct 23-lPM
Flour in limited demand and heavy sales OF 400 bbls
AT 50 for good extra Michigan and Indiana and So 80
double extra Ohio and Canadian. Wheat in moderate
demand and steady sales rs 900 bushels SIC for Mil
wauSic club sic for rejected Chicago spring and 81 05
for white Ohio. Corn quiet sale Of 900 bushels prime
at SIC. Barley nominal at 75c. SIC Oats steady: sale
OF 200 bushels at a6c Whiskey shade firmcr sales
100 bbls al 20hc Canal freights unchanged Receipts
for the last twenty four hours-l2 26 bb four 266 23
bushels wheat, 121 ,ss4 bushels corn Shpments-480o
bbs four 81 $50 bushels wheat, IA 800 bushels corn