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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Pedestrian CHALLENGE.-JamesK Kennovan,
the we'll known pedestrian, has forwarded
from San Francisco, to the New York Clip
per, says the Call challenge to any free
white person in the world to contend with
him in walking match, the one who lasts
the longest 10 he the winner. He is willing
to put up his champion belt in addition to a
stake If some one doesn't take him up he
probably will go to the East and walk against
Time in two or three Of the largest cities.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

InERE was rumOr at Hongkong that Sc
rious disturbances had occurred on board
the Messenger, from Macao to Havana du-
ring her passage down the China Sea. One
hundred coolies, it is alleged were shot. be-
fore the emeute was quelled.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

A CALroENIA BooK.-1he San Francisco
Times says: "a romance or story, founded
on the youth of the late Senator Broderick,
it is said, is soon to be published. 1t is writ
ten by Miss Rowena Granice, the actress,
who claims to have some knowledge of the
carly days Of the late Senator, and t. have
incorporated some important incidents of his
youth and early manhood into her fortheom
ing book or pamphlet"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

CHINESE INaneRANrs.-T Three thousand one
hundred and iortythree Chinese immigrants
were brought by the nine vessels which have
arrived at san Francisco from China since
the first day of last month. The Viking,
Early Bird and Renown, which arrived Tues
day brought respectively 4S7, S95, and 263-
total, for single day, 1905. This is in
creasiug the Chinese population Of California
rather fast
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

SrAGrs TO WAsuoE.-Rogers & Co., OF this
city are dispotchng daily line of Concord
coaches to Washoe via Downieyille. The
trip is made from Dowuieville in two days.
To parties abroad, we would say, that this is
the shortest aud surest route to the Eastern
slope now open. The Office of this line is at
the corner Of Second and High streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Hon. Henry r. HAUN.-The funeral Of our
late Senator and fellow citizen, Hon. Henry
p. Haun, was attended, yesterday. by very
large concourse Of people. Rev. Mr.. Walls
worth preached an impressive sermon, and
the remains Of the lameuied dead were fol-
lowed to the grave 10y cne of the largest pro-
eessions, ON foot and in carriages that we
have ever witnessed in MarysyiAe. Thus
ends the chapter Of a useful and an honora-
Lle life May We meet our friend again in
another aud better world
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

The new Mechanics Pavilion in San Fran.
cisco, which snow being erected, will oceu-
py when completed, a larger space of ground
than ony building ever yet reared in that
city. Its dimensions are lbO feet on Mont
gemery by 200 feet on Suttsr street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

BArNETr's GEAND GIT ENTEErAISMENr-
The tickets for this grand entertainment are
being sold daily aud rallied for nightly at
Baruett's Office, on D street, opposite the
Western House. Everybody who visits
IIarry's place. and examines the magnificent
prizes on exhibition there, is sure TO buy one
or more tickets before leaving.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
PRICES REDUCED!
THIS MAMMOTH PAINTING will haveits first rep
resentaton in MARYSYII.LE on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE IIth.

That the Public may form some idea OF the macni-
tude of this Great California work Of Art witch has
occupied the uninterrupted labor Of nearly three wears
In its production and which represents
THE WHOLE STATEI
1t may suffice to mention that it covers TWENTY
FIVE THOULAND THREE HUNDRED square feet of
canvass, being the largest Panorama ever painted.
FIFTY CITIES AND TOWNS
Are faithfully depicted. All the different rnetbods
of Mining are represented each by truthful view of
an actual claim.
The AGRICULTURAL VALLEYS. The sACRA-
MENTO RIVER from its mouth to the citv Of sscra-
mento; also the Geological and Geographical charac
erstics Of the State the Natural Wonders n, 40
Grand and Beautiful Natural Scenery of ne stat. oil
the varieties of Fruit Trees, undcrgrowth wild Flow
Every thing IN short, Of practical or
picturesque interest which the State contains capable
drawing and truthful colors The paintings are va ri
ed by constantly changing natural effects Of
SUNRISE! MONDAY .sUNsETi
Moonlight freight Rain Snow etc and oni
vened by upwards Of THREE THOUSAND CHARAG
TERISrIC FIGURES the whole forming ona of ~
most pleasing and instructive EXhibitlons ever ii od
before the public of any country. fN''u
As the exhibition of the Panorama In tba Fas+orn
States and Europe (or which is more especialI de-
signed, cannot fail of disseminating n kpovio5s.o oe
our State among the "Old Folks at Home y tbo VI
age and Endorsement of the California public ia ret
fully solicited FN0'
The different Scenes win be accompanied b, desori,
tive remarks by the Artist. - N'S''ip-
e2B See Programmes for Synopsis Of Scenes
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle 80 Parquet, 80 Gallery Ok cert,
Doors open at ~ o'cock-PaEoram9 viii con-
mence moving at O'Clock. ie7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
MINING IN PLuMAs CouNrY.-The Plum

MINING IN PLuMAs CoUNTY.-The Puma
Standard of the ID inst says:
On Rich Bar prepara lions are being made
for huming the river in two or three places :;
the l0l company will relay their old flume,
and the others are French companies. In
dian Hill has paid exceedingiy well all
spring. The river at Indian Bar will be
fumed again. On Missouri and Smiths Bar
little or nothing is being done On Smiths
Hill, the Washington claims are still keeping
up their reputation for being A No l. Tay-
lors Hill presents lively appearance, and it
is thought will lie good. Old junction will
be as lively as ever tins summer, the river
will be wing dam d in two places Bowman
y Co. and Others are preparing to fume the
North Fork at the head Of Long Bar.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

The Alta understands that efforts have been
made to intimidate some of the witnesses who
have aided to expose the fraud in the Sher-
reback claim
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

The FieuT.-According to last accounts
from England, it was positively stated The
fight between Heenan and Saycrs would le
renewed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

INsoLvENr.-In San Francisco Oliver S.
Callot has applied for the benefit of the in.
solvent law.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

L. B. JosEPH, charged in San Francisco
with perjury, has publishee a card TO the
public, in order to set himself all right.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

FINE BARLEY-Mr Mayors, who resides
in Ides' Bottom, has shown the editor of the
Red Bluff Beacon some fine specimens Of
his crop Of barley. 1t looked we'll says that
paper, and if the balance of the 150 acres is
like the sample he may safely count on fifty
bushels 10 the acre.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

TINS evening, VIM. II. Rhodes of Oroyille,
will deliver lecture at Red Bluff, for the
benefit of the "Red Bluff Ladies Sewing So
ciety."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
SAMUEL PUGDY,
II. y. CuBB,
H-.-.- - D..

In addition TO the sum mentioned above,
we understand that the Committee on Sub
seriptiOns have in hand about $500 more
which they hope to increase to another
81 900 to send forward Tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Marrow EscArE.-Mr. and Mrs. Bolingcr,
of this city, narrowly escaped death, by
drowning, on Wednesday afternoon last -
They were riding in buggy and, had crossed
Simpsons Ferry, arriving at a wide slough
through which the road ran. Supposing it
to be fordable, Mr.. Bolinger drove in, but he
had not proceeded far before his horse sank
nearly to his ears in the water, and the bug
gy commenced floating. The horse soon rose
to the surface and began swimming Keep
ing the buggy evenly balenced, and giving
| the vigorous animal due amount of the
rein, Mr.. Bolinger sat statue-hke but watch
ful, and diverted him to the opposite bank
His companion was also cool and calm, as the
circumstances demanded, and, as the Caliior-
uians say, they made the rifle" But it, was
close work, for the buggy threatened, every
moment. to lose its balance and copsize. Our
hero and heroine, for such they undoubtedly
were, concluded to return TO the city by n
different route, and did so. We congratulate
them on their fortunate escape. We should
add that Mr. Bo!inger knows how to swim,
and he might possibly have saved the life of
his wife, had the buggy overturned. But
the chances would have been against him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

SAVERS not AN lRIsHMAN.-A man who
once worked with Tom Sayers, as a bricklay.
er, writes that the pugihst is not an Irish-
man and that he was born Of English parents
in the county Of Sussex.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

SIERRA AcADEMY. The above is the name
of an Academy which it is proposed to es-
tablish in Downieyille. Meetings have been
held by the citizens Of that place having that
ol iect in view
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

a New CIGAR STORE Our friend, Lewis
has opened at the Western House corner a
fine stock Of Cigars. etc. Parties having
desire to "Llow a cloud, should call on him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Coz Tarpley,a distinguished citizen of Mis-
sissippi, died recently.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Nor BAD.-Duing the week ending June
81. the Lazy Gray" Company, at Rich
mond Hill, Plumas county, took from their
claims five hundred ounces Of gold.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
mCKoK & &Co.,....................P PROPRIETOR
S1ew advertisements.
/. O. ofO.F.

The officers and members Of Guba and Oriental
Lodges, hereby notified thGt there viii be meet
Ing Of the Degree Of Rebeccan held at the Han on
Friday evening next, June Sth at o'clock. a pune
tual attendance is requested.
C.. THOMAS, r. 5.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

LAST accounts from China, state that food
at Canton was at famine rates. says the Press
of the 10th. There seems TO be no force
whatever to oppose the marauders, who,
headed by two ehie.s in hu;lJle life, are
simply bent upon plunjer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
VIM. ABBOTT,
"a ID STREET,
the st. Nicholas HOtel,

OppOSldc the Sts NlCnOiSaS HUM
INVITES attention to his stock of II VI
Il q a Sc y. lie has now on hand and VIII r recens
by every Steamer, from his agent in Havana 'ne iO'
lowing brands:
FIGARO-ReS9lia Britannica;
Ell CINT0 DE ORION -Regalia de LonareS
La Matilda -Regaa EsparterOi
Pumarago- -Regaa de Londresi
Pinar del Rio-Regalia Espartero
Rosalia -Regalia de Londres;
La Espanola-Regaa de Londrei
mopota-Regalia de Londrei
Filantropa-Regalia de Londrei
Rio Sella-Regalia Britannica;
J Forlea-Regalia Espariero;
La Lotera-Regalia Espartero;
La Sevillano-Regala Espartero
Flor de Oastillo-Regalia Britannica;
La Fab lola Regalia Britannica
La Seatad-Regalia Britannica fna
Pima del Rio-Regalia Espartero
Cambio por Oro-Regalia Britannica;
La Alhambra-Regaa Britanicai
La Flor de Ynclan-Regalia Britannica
New York and California made Cigars
German, Swiss and Manila Cigars;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, all brands .
Genuine Mersham Pipes, Cigaritos, Cards, ,MaiehesS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ie1 1ml At San Francisco prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

AN insane woman named Nancy Donovan
ha3 "a, oeen taken to Stockton from Dowpie,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

TEHAMA WHEAT CRor.-We are panied to
announce, says the Beacon, that the wheat
crop Of the whole of Tehama county has been
most awfully injured by the frost Those
who are not thoroughly acquainted with the
effect of frost on wheat have but little idea Of
the amount Of damage sustained, but when
thresAing time comes it viii be apparent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Miss DAvENroRr, the actress has given one
hundred dollars for the relief of the Washoe
volunteers
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

From THE NoRTH.-The steamer Columbia
arrived Wednesday from the North. The
Northern Californian. published at Humboldt
Bay, issued an extra on the 4th inst, relative
to the recent discovery of gold.bearing
quartz in Klamath county. 1t says
The greatest excitement existed among
the inhabitants in regard to it. Miners had
LETT their river claims that were paying well,
and merchants their stores to secure claims
in the quartz lode The lode has been taken
up for a distance of six miles, and wherever
opened gave evidence of the presence of the
precious metal. Some specimens of the rock
had been pounded up by such means as the
claimants possessed, and the yield of gold
was from one dollar to sixteen dollars to the
pound"
Sawyer's Bar, near which the mine was
discovered, is on the North Fork of the
Klamath
The Humboldt Times of the I'd inst. says:
}. b. Hagans, who was sent by the people
OF TINS county to solicit the aid of the G Gov-
ernor IN our behalf, in Indian matters, writes
back that he had an interview with Cover
nor Downey, and that his Excellency talked
W N"i'iiS Oub SdpJ. NflShts COnl-
pany. lie proposes however, that if the
company take the field they do so under an
agreement of so much per month and furnish
themselves. The Governor thinks that ow-
ing to the opposition in Indian matters last
winter, it would he impossible to find mer-
chants who would be willing to supply the
expedition, except at ruinous rates.
The PERJURY CAsE-The San Francisco
Police Judge has rendered his decision in the
case of L. B. Joseph, charged with perjury
IN swearing in his stock of goods at Sll 800
when it is alleged to be worth $4,000 The
case was sent to the Court of Sessions, and
bail increased to 81 500. We are informed,
says the Call, that Mr.. Jourdan. the ieweler
on Montgomery street, went to the Assessors
office yesterday, withdrew his oath estima
ting his stock at $4,000 and substituting one
that it was worth $4,000 We also learn
that Mr.. Andrews intends to enter charges
OF perjury against several other jewelers. in
this city. He is evidently bent on getting
even upon those who con tributed to break
the gift enterprise in which he was engaged.
JUDGE TERRY.-We understand, saws the
Bulletin, that Judge Terry's counsel have APP
piled for change of venue. of the Judges
trlal lor the crime (whatever it may be agreed
70 term ~ 10y which Broderick died. The
court records show no action in the matter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

WAsHoE RELIEF FUND-TheS S F. Bulletin
of Wednesday, says
More substantial aid goes forward to-day
for Col Hays force of volunteers in Utah.
The following dispatch was transmitted by
telegraph at noon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
SAN FRANcIsco, june. G. Isl

I'M TsFlNVI9VVi JUIIVl o. I0OU.
To Ira Eaton, William NJ Lent, Wm. /.
Dali, Virginia City;
You are authorized to draw on Wells,
Fargo Il Co. for another one thousand dol
lars. Can provisions be bought in Virginia
City and Carson at reasonable rates-San
Francisco prices, transportation added An
swer and acknowledge receipt of authority
TO draw for this amount and the 81 900 sent
Monday last
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Daily Stages to Washoe !
NEW CONCORD COACHES.
RODGERS & Co., PROPRIETORS,

s--Ss s,,ST-n LEAVE NIarysyille EVERY MORN
&SEsI =. go INC for Oregon iIill, Fosters Bar,
Camptonyille, Goodyear's Bar, Down'eyiue, Monte
Crlsto, Eureka, Jamison, Bec6wourth valley, Pea
Vine, Truckee, Virginia and Carson Cities.
Way passengers dispatched from DOwneyiLe to the
Silver Mines every other day, at present, two days
from Downie Vile to Virginia City.
Leaves Marysyiie for Downeyille EVERY MORN
ING, at o'clock. Returning leaves Downieyille EV
ERY MORNING, at O'Clock
Office in Downieville at Henrys American Exchange
Office in MafysTille corner High and Second streets
jeS my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

SEIZED. The steamship Juo. L. Stephens
has been seized, subject to the decision in
pending libel suit Of Robt T. Morrison for
damages alleged to have been suffered from
breaeh u PASSENGER eontrnct.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

the building Of the rev Court House at
Red Bluff has been commenced
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

Hon. J. B. MCGEE, formerly State Senator
from Plumas will be a candidate before the
next Convention in that county for legisla-
tive houors. So will J. L. C. Sherwin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

JUDGE TERRY.-We understand, says the
Bulletin, that Judge Terry's counsel have APP
Piled for change of venue. of the Judges
trial Tor the crime (whatever it may be agreed
70 term ny 10y which Broderick died. The
court records show no action in the matter
yet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Ordinntion.

Services connected with the Ordination ofBro. Thos.
Randolph to the work of the Baptist Ministry, Will
take place tonight at ~ o'clock, in the Baptst
Church on Sixth street Sermon by Rev. j. l.. Shuck
of Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

TuE san Jose Morning Reporter has been
enlarged to the size Of the Morning Call 1t
is a good paper
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

ons,n.srs THE undersigned wishes To notify his
rrsl - has removed his CABINET SHOP TO A0
60 NO. SO q STREET.
few doors above United States Hotel
n B;.sEOOND HAND FURNITURE bouobt and
sod; Repairing done on liberal terms, as usual
~ i' MIKE BURNS,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08

AocDENr.-As the editor of the DEMOCRAT
and his wife were returning, yesterday, from
the funeral of Hon. Henry p. Haun, they
met with severe accident. When passing
over the crosswalk Of c street, near its inter-
section with Fourth, one of the shafts Of the
buggy became detached and struck against
the hind legs of the horse. He Immediately
became desperately frightened, and dashed
off frantically, upsetting the buggy in very
few moments Mrs. Ridge was thrown
with violence to the pavement and severely
cut in the face, besides being considerably
bruised otherwise. Her injuries, however,
though painful, are not considered danger
Gus. The editor was pretty badly hurt but
not SO much so as to cause his confinement to
the house. The cause Of the trouble was the
loosening and coming of Of a screw'top upon
the bolt of one of the shafts, thus letting the
shaft down upon the horses legs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
PRICES OF ADMISSION
R @ m

Dress Circle, 80 e. Parquet 80. Gallery o. 90
Doors open at ~ o'clock-PaHoramS viii =
mence moving at o'clock ""- !,
, 1860-05-23
From WA11lluEtou.

WAsmsaEos. May 3t-Reli ID. INF o.ma.tan ha, leea
Il f. sau:st :sts. 4 ss
sss I'd L i !: q:
pan,. he mcn in cash Il ia1 million dolia and ,fa
T. s s
e4Aosn9 ex'snd ,he tenn 'o'e ,e41. md III !.a
Il .sye = u ,i,m, 'ns fAa'n. Ha
s' ~ Gun en- The ns. en r..
ac on ts cav .snce d. Joasile and ohe.s interested
II. pr.t ia ste sesae Of the pa<.1ee q, the ucu,.
TAf I'LL is unrc far raoc h.u heretofore supposed. IS
o.. ess 9i vote tor i wi'h s!xlt uotde,.t n,. 40A
Il Is s,o.n le.e sl,at my IN Douglas delesNes to
ss sas!os ~ sss @ ss
Ssss Ps@s, r 81 ss 1s :;
On y she vii h 'as pae,s s
as da sT to nsa n9l nq - q
rs.ssnt 70 ,ae .ns.e ~ n oax other Thug: the nst
q e b. 5os + Il
Es>ups # Public Printing Seaman, tried tn-da; ID
shn Circuit couton ehAtes VI nalfsas4nee In ON and
III ~ hcrtc Norfolk n'erd.dt to .a,,ec the Z. 5.
INC oos g. M IT, ~os sey
wesd hays heea tases Into rostanonth. Instead Of New
sa,5st iens .ht vi. Colonization Society for
& e q s. z
~ ps"sa'e That THEY viii BE- con eyed u L,esa in
The - Dst tcat this morning received lrse m,'l
from Csah Tie i!ooes vese RANKING for the move to
of 81 1u nldeT som@aaa nd u eut o 9 enne naee
sesa oEdend ron jsd:rssa Bafraefs ro,f hiasty.
spef, mS,"n ers ef h: csa RI Executive Committee
nsS sn.. Il
the Eoa"d tn. ,: Sannos slnssey support the
ss To- eease .et hs sea isf 1vus
tiSast Of Etne.a s'smcede q TIC ~ Iarty men.
II ths city 10 day that Mr.
, 1860-05-23
Terrific and Destructive Tornado
at Cincinnati and Vicinity,
0uildtnEs Dcno1Ished and Creat nex,
1Fuction Of Property.
Loss $500, 900 In Ciaeinsstf.

os5 III e. thssyIhs 4: %os
pe.sed 10 6st dnR fas ~ nt naa
sseaath .nd 1shng forward ~Nh feaai raeidy. II Va,
IL the ey b bowsa "a ao9n o
!nk u;eas Immense Liza, probably nve hundred ihnu
IL sz pezsass ted Msds Al
~ ne e, IGo 2. ths NV building was blown
w. ohnfon Saloon, asonins Dja,ne ,ey se
IT IL nete Il =: IS srSn.d ts.a s1G, :,.
e. htsssa as Ao !: q ensa
,nd II: B., r 's s,.D ,ines dee n
ut q ~ a'cefaed the dass ha, Been = ~ L
c,tsee Ise fa5 1os.a s5Ss M Eta. Tbs
.oss TO- tssTstn nxs.i!!e md ou.s Is Gov.
NJ so.a e hs
Hamilton Dayton Earoad = covered With lore t. q
oDs lie S.m III ri ra.a sss4 .nS
3loseland. suaeI<d terribly. Kalroad depot At Love
Iii ssst aea,s
s1.i.; b;dlt damaged. laIoad .hop At Lawsaeesn.rb
The storm aorg hs riser rsged with fearful v1oe-tr
fteanees a the erte Properly mn,isn .nd
assves 1es bs 1bs e,sa ,s9;:a
the vi snd f1ated town the an il irasm nts tin.s
,he Il. Tie hoa. xas I Sud $50 Two q
,n, a. Spite Grsvs Gemttey the srue,laa 10 monu
A!onz ihe Cincinnati LIN EStoa act z1nesvil'e Raj
road, fr1Io M1yJowto to tFr1e.le trees ~ . h3n
aa"nt r p us,Lt.. mi severt1 houses tetsoved.
and thsubbeEJ Al aong Cl1tn Avenue u. 81 were is
a l.ia o. ,he coy!nstoa ana Lexington Raro.a wa
hrowa from the trsek aod the loo .motve sud b
completely cemollahed p*xAerkeu escaped unir.uee1
uat att*i teenehng the ha6aioas nsde reos
lsss by the storm which conceded tn have baen lie mos
Iainposahr TO enumer4te all tLe dan,xrn aor. ~,
s;ee!y shn IN y. e,y
4ppi llal!sna1 Wtkt o: Law1tnteburx. Firm ,eat , IN
Fl lis gnA seen e.eFy hand N0r1hws*r rfth
ett appears e1ts ded nsou ecyen 1nles On *
Ae!t. and cias;n nnaIoad md va. vey severe
dt ettore houses upsooftd aad gereal dettrucon il
quaucrs Gtrat fars cntertl1ed for steamoa.e an
! Cosl bJais On the tives ADORE. ~
, 1860-05-23
Daily Review Of chicago Market

Tuesday EyKs1zo, May - 1850.
2ElGHTs-Q Quiet AMI b.eady. with but veasels In
poFs. aad lt1'~ l'Q"i :c:r karh Campsc TAKE. whit
touswsso as: 4ch1s Nightingale and w.nslow com to
D1ti a'4i..
F'"Ei:-Eeec rt'. l7oi bb's. Market ve-y heavy and
de:ae 1t&3:. sas -'no bhi, choice Spring
nt = dl luo h.< ,od DO o. 0, de-. 0 bbls sedu
co i e;s'x dc 100 bs1s TsoY Mills 100 Ibis Conn.,
e,} ntIs cttls Ch dc7E." to ana 100 Il" Baava
Xxx da. III sisats tc,sas: Ibis Lockposs ny-
dr1''o tps.ng extra sold ye.tcsd4y and reported
1t as:p.
NtLL SlCfFS-1o :oos Ceilings at 4.3 o. On track !;
lo'' i Ira" md Shar1s At$ 70 on track.
VIE dE,T-hcce'ar, l.i:5 tu: fh'pp:d, nonc. M,rket
vcfr lul arl ;81s lower Sales ~ foows:-D0 bu
M sp7 ssi ia 4toE:; :o0 Ii u 20 In store
s3j ol cte1 II n atofe; 80 bu Club in 1sgs
Ill leliscrcd ia a: No, Z: slos track lcs ska
NJ. s:o: :c; q ks ied Witt, at 20 track.
Go;:ss ctp. Ill, lis bus sar2cd. 81 t.. bus. Mss-
ftds-ntG1.- Salcs 100 bus Iyes Mx.d 1t TO:
~; ITO hus chncr rel nv by s,mp1e nt Sic trek
ED bus No. a:<:4c IL store; co. 10 bus do II 4se
tzt: ot ou At sso:r 1Goo0 bas No. at &c
IL slIrr.
tAr'-Etc c'lc:s. ocfc bus slpatd nohe. Market c7sc
1oTs Sal we're. 80 oss NJ. in bulk Soc track
s-ob.x to ~ H. t.Iivrsed.
EiE-I lIta, lte; hu-. MARKET drll ami nominaIg
E3'; ~-s-bay-es d.lnR &c.
DAHLEf-Ec 1ps, ::.y tus, Market quiet and asltade
Law ahEs Evoi a. .lc track ;U bu5 10. {tpspect
cd, ., T.; o, t,ack.
sGEas-Hcse,ts 1!'3o NJ. Timothy quiet. Salc,
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