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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A DETIcTIvE-It was IL O'clock at night. Two
young men were asleep in an upper room in a three
story house in one Of the handsomest streets in the
CIV of l.. A wardrobe, bureau carpet, an
easy chair and some bedroom chairs were the prn
cipal furniture of the room, and there was lire
place with large CRATE. One OF the young men
was awakened by the ringing AT the door knOc her,
aud he quickly awOke his companion. " Theie's \
knock at the front door 49, what can be p Per
hans il il a message from John, Take care; there
may be come trick One Vi ;Iem then won't down,
opened the door, and returning rapidly to the room
said: Police Police" be cautious then. -
Tbereupon the one who opened the door returned to
his bed, and both lay still and silent Alter few
minute, a rap came 70 the bedroom door Though no
footsteps were heard approaching NJ. Come IN.
And there walked in a man dressed IN dark brown
oyercoat blue cloth cap pulled over swarthy brow,
a red comforter around hs neck and partly conceal
ing a huge mass of black, bushy VIII skerS. ' Good
evening gentlemen" Good evening" Sorry 10
disturb you; have you the keys OF this wardrobe,
3. Yes they are in the pocket OF that pantalOOns -
And thereupon the fellow took them out deliberate
lv and gave a tap with his heel, and three armed
police undisguised, came in, and the detective
went 10 the bureau, opened II, and locking II Il
gain, handed back the Keys in the po!itest man
ner; and then taking look under the bed aud
up the chimney, babe the young men good night
aud tranpcd down stairs. la the meantime not a
word did the young men exchange; but after full
ten minutes had expired one % them slipped quietly
out Of bed, and stealthy approaching the bedroom
door and hnging II open, 10 there were two oil the
police standing close by it as eayesdroppers. They
being detected in this went down stairs Tie young
man returned 70 bis bed again, Noises were then
heard OF people making deliberate search ana final
ly the man in the brown coat returned To the room
and told them that one of them might now 20 down
aud fasten the front door for that he and hs party
were going away; and go away they did. The fel-
low in the brown coat detective, and the 9th
er fellows were his assistants They were all British
- -bf, - nfhy
corporation attorney in New York" one Mlsther
OGorman Of Dalgathie, near Dublin" This tale 5
true-but our business was 10 tell YOU that fardy
Williams have \ detective (and therein they are
right after some people that are paming oil ON the
community spurious article in lieu of the genuine,
| which they have for sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
News by Telegraph.
[BY JoHNsoN's INDEPENDENT AGENcY-yIA UNITED
STATES TELEGRAPH LINE.
From Mashington.

STATES TELEGRAPH LINE.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, December 27.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury is preparing bills in conformity with his
recommendations to Congress, which he will soon
send to the Ways and Means Committee for their
consideration.
paragraph from Washington, published In a
paper of Yesterday morning, states that General
Grant will sail Immediately sitter the holidays, in
the flagship of the Gulf squadron for the Rio
GrAnde, and that Commodore WinslOw has sailed
in the Champion via New Orleans leaving his flag
ship behind for the General
This is one of a class of paragraphs sent from here
from time to tins, which, taken together, are in
tended 10 create an impression that the Lieutenant
General intends to go at once to the Rio Grande
with special reference to Mexican difficulties, and
an Interior purpose Of driving Macmillan from
Mexico
We have the best authority for saying that Gene
raj Grant does not expect to leave here until lie has
progressed further in his work of recognizing the
army and decreasing it to peace basis
Secretary Stanton in his reply to resolution OF
the Senate, requesting him to report whether any
person was employed by the War Department who
has not taken the oath prescribed by act of Congress-
says None have been employed except those who
were appointed Provisional Governors of States re-
Gently who have received compensation for services
to the United States Government out of the contin-
gent fund of the war debt at the same rate allowed
to Andrew johnson, Military Governor OF Tennessee,
under appointment March 23d, 1862, viz. at the
rate of $1,000 per annum, to wit W. W. Holden,
Provisional Governor of Moth Carolina, 81 100. Is.
F. Perry, Provisional Governor of South Carolina,
$780, Lewis f. Parsons, Provisional Governor oil
ernor of Georgia, $1,000
And in reply to enquiry whether any person was
filing office not authorized by law says, that in
August last an Office was organized in Adjutant
Generals Bureau, for collection, safekeeping and
preservation of Confederate archives, and Dr. Fran
els Lber was appointed chief of that Bureau. The
reason of this appointment was, the necessity OF
having archives collected by q publcist of known
character and reputation in order that they might
he available to good, without delay. He has re-
ceved the sum of S24l 1874 out Of Provost funds in
charge of the Adjutant General. 1t was expected
that if this appointment should be considered on by
any existing law, its obvious necessity would be
sanctioned by Congress; no other appointment has
been made not authorized by existing law, and this
is believed to be within scope of authority for APP
pointments in the War Department.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
IrAinARI.F r0WN pR0pERTY Ar =

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT ~
Y AUCTIUN.-There will be sold in the town ;:.iH
OF wytheville, the SECOND MONDAY Ne
JANUARY NEXT, being Court day, on the prem
ises TO the highest bidder the HOUSE aud LOT lately
occupied by the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, together
with all the FURNITURE belonging to sAid institution
consisting Of two large IRON SAFES. PRESSES, Ia
BLES, &c.
The said property Is situated in the centre Of the most
business part Of the town, the Improvement being
large and eommodious BRICK DWELLING, enclosed In
'front.' and partly back with superior Iron Railing
and all the other necessary buildings suitable to tho
successful trans action Of mercantile or bank
ing house, and private family. all new, made Of good
material, and in the most approved modern style
This property not having been sold, contemplated
at the December Court. will positively be sold at the
time mentioned above, the following terms, to wit
third In months, In six months and
the remaining third In nine months from the said day
Of sale with interest added, payable in United States
currency.
Any persons at 4 distance wishing to purchase, may
be particularly informed In relation to said prop
erty by addressing tho undersigned, at wytheville
Virginia.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
STEPHEN McGAyoCK,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
WESTERN MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, December 26.-Flour quiet; wheat
steady Hogs active and advanced TO llalll cts,
net Receipts $500 head. Mess pork firner at pri-
ceS 81 higher, closing at SeS for city. Green meats
steady at 9a9l cts. shoulders lllal2 cts. sides 10!
cts hams aud bulk meats are higher; sales at l2s
cts Tor shoulders; l5l cts for sides; IS cts. for
hams. Whiskey is unsettled and prices irregular;
sales at 81 a3a2 % free, and - 26 bond Lard held
st IL etc Gold l45S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
From Wnshinc1nn.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-lt has been stated
that General Grant is about to visit the Rio Grandc
This is not true however, he will not extend his
visit beyond New Orleans.
For the first time since the surrender of Lees army
no pardon warrants issued by the Attorney
General to-day, Very few applications are now pre-
sented. The President is enereetically engaged in
disposing of all cases.
General Talgar was to-day received by the Presi-
dent as Minister from Colombia He stated that his
Government was solictous to foster and encourage
friendly relations, binding it to the United States
The President recprocated the expressions of friend
ship by him expressed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

decline Of on the closing rate Of Saturday last
United States 52Os lst issue, Were without change
at 1884, 7-3fs, Isl series, sold ut IS IAN advance
of /. 1905 % series, brought san advance OF
J. 1875, 3rd series, advanced l. selling also at IS
Certificates were without change at az! Baltimore
CITY 6s 1875, sold at lOl the previous rate. Nr-
GINA 6's closed ut 69i. Missouri Pachcs sold at
TSl, buyer ~ days.
COFFEs-was quiet to-day. The only sale report
ed being 2OO bags good Rio al 2Osa2O4c gold.
FLOUR-The market Is very dull to-day. There
was no inquiry fol- foreign sh pment on Change;
sales limited To the wants Of local trade and for
coast-wiSe shipment South. We repeat last quota
Ons which ore but nominal in many respects, as
follows, viz:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
Prom ,ba New York ob,er,er.,

ave have had ia use for months past Quo Of Vests
Pumps, which has given more sati.flcOn ~ force
and lifting pump than any we have over used. IL Is
one OF great power, and well adapted for ships decks,
mines, fIctOrias, greenhouses, grapsries vic. Ths
" Mining Chronicle and Railway Journal says: IL
is recommended for its extreme simplicity Of eonstrue-
ton great strength, and consequent durability and
ch.apness of repair. There is no stufing -box--ths
pressure being held by cup packing like that upon
the working -piton, working in cylinder, cited for
the purpose within the upper air chamber, which We
think great improvement, stuGing Ii 30 liable to be
deraned and leak under strong pressure, to say moth
ing Of the by friction incident thereto 1t has also
toned upon both sides by air pre- venung water-ham-
mer and vacuum hump. The valves are very aeees-
sible aud simply and ehesply repaired. They work
much easier than any pump We have ever seen the l.
inch cylinder being worked by children In wells loo
feetdeep aud they extremely cheap, a. we'll as
simple and strong, we freely recommend them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
EAPM OF PR0YY

Know ALL NEy THESE PREsEsTs, That =. the sub
serber being stakeholder In the National Express
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - our
Of us in all general meetings Of the stockholders Of said
company held within six months from aud after tho
date he -cof when not personally present orrep.
resented by sons other proxy, with full power ana
GRITTY at such general meetings. TO give such vote
votes and to do such other acts each Of Us
could give or do, as member Of the said meeungs
we were personally present; and do hereby rAtfy
and confirm W hatever vote votes, act or aen our
said attorney may lawfully give do for " IN pufsu-
ance Of the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness - hand and seal this - day Of -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsTE:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
GENERAL. NEWS.

Queenstown l4th, has arrived. The following is a
summary of the
GENERAL NEWS.
Governor Eyre of jamaica, has been suspended
from the exercise of his functions, pending the Of
fetal inquiry into the recent Instruction, and Sir
Henry storr has been appointed temporarily, in his
place.
At the Fenian Court, on the 10th instant 0'DOn-
novan occupied the whole dayin his own defence
He was insOlent and sought TO exhaust The Court.
A letter received in Liverpool confirms the state
ment that Stephens the Fenian Head Centre, is in
Paris.
The London Observer says that Napoleon is ap
piehensive that Macmillan will follow his Empress
to Europe, and has prevailed upon the Mexican
Minister at Paris to proceed to Mexico and endeavo
to diSsuadc Macmillan from abdicatng.
LONDON, December li.-DonnOvan was convicted
of Fenianism and sentenced to penal servtude fol
life.
Piracy is increasing TO an alarming extent ii
China.
1t is reported that France has given England sly
months notice TO terminate the existing treaty, be
cause of the strict ormaltes required before Frencl
offenders are given up
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, December I3.-Cotton-Thc sales o
three DAYS, including Wednesday, were 81, 900 bales
of which 10 900 were to spectators and exporters
The market manifested strong upward tendency
American is ID dearer since Friday. Flour is mac
tive; prices unchanged. Wheat in limited demand
Corn hat in some instances Sd lower Lard ant
Produce quiet; prices unchanged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

7 AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold TO the &C
i 4 highest bidder at NogIofoot, on the TENTHSye
JANUARY next, that valuable TRACT OF LAND
belon cling Ia the heirs OF f. w. kmbrough, con-
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NlNE AND ONE
HALF ACRES. good DWELLING and comfortable
Out houses and improbable quality Of the land would
render il a desirable investment.
Terms fixed to suit purchaser.
decl5-lOtf JAMES VI. DlLLARD-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
From Savannah.

NV YORK December 27.-The steamer Leo from
Savannah on the 93d inst, via Port Royal, arrived
at this port this morning. The Savannah Herald re-
ports the cotton market unchanged at 4Sa49c for
middlings with stock of 900 bales in port. All
the rivers are now in good boating condition to the
interior
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
IN ii L + A X N Z K ,
PUBLISHED AT
As heretofore announced, the frsi number OF
"THE FARMER"
AN AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL,

PUBLISHED MONTHLY,
will appear on the LIST Of January next and will
tain "a variety of interesting and valuable matter The
approval which has followed the announcement oil the
publication Of this Journal has exceeded anything
which have experienced In long career Is pub
fishers The minds Of the people seem now to be d.
reeted in TO the work in hand and the! rightly
deter avS Themselves at small cost Of the fu nd
Of valuable information which they may obtain from
an Agricultural Journal published Al home.
We shall issue very large edition Of the first num-
ber rs enable to furnish any who may neglect
to send i'm their before the Hrst of the year.
As an advertising medium, THE fARnER" will be
exceedingly valuable. We intend to make it Of such
value and significance that farmer afsrd 10 be
without 1t, and very they will all take 1t. Al
ready in adyance Of Its appearance Ills list of subseri
beers Is large.
Ten days Of time yet allowed TO advertisers to Sc
cure advertisement in the January number.
deel2--dScf ELLIOTT SHIELDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, December 2G-Stock lower Chicago
and Rock Island, 1861; Cumberland Preferred, 40;
Illinois Central, 1872 Michigan Southern, 73ii New
York Central, %; Reading, 1861; Hudson, 1903
Virginia Gs, IL Missouri 6's, 49, Erie, So; Tenncs-
see IS, 9O One Year Certificates, 90; Treasury T.
sos, eSI; lO.4Us and 5.2Us lO3l Coupon 6's 1919;
Gold l45i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Flour has advanced
to 10 cents; Southern s9al5 %. Wheat and Corn
firm Beef quiet. Pork steady. Lard firm. Wins
key dull, at 81 % Cotton firm; sales l6OO bales,
at 5la52 cts Sugar and Coffee steady. Naval stores
dull Gold, l45l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

NEw YORK, December 27.-InformatiOn from Bra.
I'll has been received, that the American immigrants
chiefly Southerners, represented by A. Wood, have
selected site for town, near Raguora. There is
expected a flow Of immigration from the late Cor
federate States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

eral Howard. upon the question az TO whether ap-
peals could be had 10 the decisions Of the Court.
General Howard decided that appeals would lie in
all cases ON the application Of either party to the
Assistant Commissioner Of the Bureau at Washing
ton This is the first instance in which the question
has been tested. The appeal was taken by johnson
and GuigOn, counsel for the defendant Gary. This
is an important decision, which will, no doubt be
precedent for many future cases.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

An UNNATURAL SoN.-llaryey Langhorne, about
eighteen years of age while under the influence OF
fighting whiskey assaulted his mother the day after
Christmas for which unnatural conduct he was
assigned quarters at the house. Yesterday
ON beinv brought before Mayor Saunders he ex-
messed the deepest sorrow over what had happened,
and promised never again 10 do 50. His mother
adding her entreaties to his, he discharged with
an admOnitiOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

POLICE ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made BY the police yesterday-P. Donnin, F. Low
ing, w. J. Hill, all drunk; Annie f. Green, drunk
and observation-disclosures. Thomas Jefferson and
VIM. Randolph dis0rlery S. ThOrton, firing piS-
tol in the street; Jas Washington resisting the po-
lice Morris Harris for aSsaultng and beating Au-
gnstus Staples Stephen Haines threatening to shoot
B. b. CraddOck-negrOes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
From Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 27.-Advices from Ari'
IONA represent constant fighting there between the
Indians and Whites Twenty eight solder, sent out
the LIST of November, are missing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
Tho RInt in Alexandria.

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The reports which
reached her last evening of riot at Alexandra be-
tween the whites and negroes, in which five to six
on each side were killed. were greatly exaggerated.
1t now appears to have been free fight, both sides
being to blame, and both were severely punished.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
MU PTUHIOtr U" III"I ! ~
.eommitted 10 hi. charge.


Fasnlty os.Ae University Of Virginia, Faculty OF tho
yirginia Military Institute; General Robert b. Lee,
Rev John scott general ;. II. Smith, Lexington Va
iion John b. Baldwin. Judge L. p Thompson staun-
ton. Va Alex Kse. f. Frank Mn W L' ar hgS r r.
Inhn q Meem, Esq, y. b. bcane Eel, Captain {; ~
aake LyaehS"rf va jsdse L. BI Pare E.q
paim,r Hartsook Co, Richmond, Va; Colonel J w.
Ware BerYse, CLARK county Va; GeT; a. ~ R hrk
patrick Danvilc, Va; Colonel EdmuRa nGDsIH Va
iS n,rIss Tate Esq, Max Meadows wyhe county,
John s. Barbour Esq, r. H. CuHninsn5T Rns
Culpepc. w. j. Johns, D. D., Bishop Of Virgins
o, Va; Ri. L.. --chansn, Va; Major b. T. noiSnd,
WIN. H. Boyd h.. -ldn, Esd, Talcott p; o., va
Loudonn. Va. ward Pa, -vick r. o.. Va; VIM W.
Colonel r. J. RanJoinh s. county, Va Judge
GiImcr E,1.. wv nnpni' Hm.,,.. T"ss L. Powell,
G"oren Cline p prp"., AIp"ml1 Flip Tabb,
ESQ.,, James Reid ESI., Alexandra, Va: r..
ESQ, Eliicotts Mills, Nd; q. N. p. King, ESQ.,,
ngtOn, ID. G..
Address WM. d. CABRLL Principal
Tye River Warehouse Postonice,
haHl m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
Vessel Ashore.

NEW YORK, Dec 27.-The steamship Idaho, hence
for Mobile is ashore at Barnegat full of water. The
crew landed safely. With favorable weather part Of
the cargo will be saved
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

RICHMOND, FREDERCKsBURG AND PoToNAc RAIL
RoAD.-We call special attention 10 an advertise
ment in another column, from Samuel Ruth, Super
intendent Of the above road by which il will be seen
that on and after to-day material changes will be
made in the departure Of trains on the line; also
giving information as the receipt and dispatch OF
l fraiuht
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
FOR SALE OR LEASE,


EARM FOR SALE.-I offer FOR SALE 49,
Il one-half OF my Farm, upon which now re- 2tS
side will sell 100 acres, about one-haf OIL
which is well timbered, and the balance in good
state of cultivation The cleared land lies well, and Is
level. II has no Improvements but Is under good
fencing II lies within a mile and half Of Abingdon,
and is altogether very desirable place For further
particulars and terms, apply to the undersigned at
Abingdon.
dec27.st WIN. H. BELTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

FIGur IN An AUCTION EOON.-A lively pugilistic
encounter between the owner of goods up for sale,
who was bidding for the same, and rival bidder
came Oh Yesterday in a well known auction house
of tbs city The parties we've, however, parted be-
fore either was seriously hurt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
TOR LEASE.-Expecting to be absent n

EOR LEASE.-Expecting to be absent ~
l. from Virginia for some time, will lease the .,lA
Large double DwELLlNG-HoUSE,n now oceupied
by 5 T. Suit, Esq, situated on south side Frank
lin street between Second and Third streets Tor thrcc
is furnished with beautiful Furniture Carpetng, Paint
ings and Stauary, and the Library supplied with stan
dard works The Kitchen and servants rooms are very
complete. Attached to the premises extensive sta
bles and Carriage houses lighted with gas, having TIVE
for eoachmen These be detached, If desired
from the house lot and rented without inconvenience
To me Dwelling. For terms apply, between and IL
o'clock A. NJ and : and =. NJ, to
BOILING W. HAXALL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

JULIUS SYCELS,
200 Broad street corner OF Fourth.
Richmond and vicinity that have just oponed nne
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays from panic in New York and,
with the stock before hand makes one OF the larg-
assortments ever offered In the city oil richmond
will enumeratO few articles OF the above Goods:
600 yards Irish and French Poplis In all colors and
shades
1000 yards of French and English Merinos in all
500 yards All Wool Plaid Morno saxony, styles for
ehildren's wear
1000 yards All w DOL Mouslin, plain and figured
loo Dress Patterns of fine silks in all cuorS, plain
plaid, striped and figured at all prices and
1000 yards Black Silk, all grades
have also received fine assortment of DOMESTIC
GOODS, which am selling cheaper than those which
are ad vertising As selling of ut cost:
Good Calicoes at DC
The best Muslins at 35c &c.
Beached and unbleachel Sheetings
Bleached and unbleachrd Al Cot,ons at great bar
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
have nno assortment which will suit the timos.
Elmo Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
go Black and White Plaid Shaws, from fine to the
finest.
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR
have a full line, such
Fine French and German BROADCLOTH,
DOESkIN,
CASHMERE,
sATIYETs,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
silk and Linen Handkerrh chiefs, &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
hayo also fine selected stock, which cannot be
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices.
WOODEN GOODS am selling below cost, such as
Knit shawls Sonags, Breakfast Shawls Nubas Hoods,
Ladies' and Childrens Socks.
BalmOnl Skirts rs low as 80
Blankets at all prices. sizes and qualities
Don't forget to call and get of the great bar
gains for the holidays before they are sold
BE Remember the place.
JULIUS SYCELS,
No. 300 Broad street. corner Fourth.
e All packages sent free of charge to all parts Of
the city.
n B.-A liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
ers octll--3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
Raltimere Markets.

BALTIMORE Dec. 27.-FlOur quiet Howard ste,t
superfne s. 62laS IS. Wheat-Receipts Limited.
Corn and Provisions dull. Seeds and Oats steady.
Whiskey very dull, at 81 30.