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Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21


CRIMINAL CoURT-Mr. Justice Olia,-
hawara 2: c.rrington, Esq., District Attor.
EiITsbsth Bstes was found ruilty Of ,t.,,,n.
forty dollars from Jacob Bowers, aud sec .enoei
TO the Albany penitentiAry for one yetr,
Edgar ". Bates was excused A A matt,
juror, and James msnkin summoned In his
place. r..H- ! - -
EliIabe h Gustie, sliss Elizabeth Rodney.
A nOhc prO'efiii was entered in the casa
against JameI stewart fer assault and battery
on CathArine Stewart.
ChArea n. HArrigAn, Indicted for A,Rauit
and battery on Mich tel Duffy, was being tIisJ
when our report olo,ed.
ORPHAs's CoURT-Judge Parcel The
will Of Charles 3. Mccarthy was fully proyen
and admitted to pFobAtr. Letters Of adninis.
tratlon we're issued 70 Ellen Mccarthy.
The inventory OF the persenal estate OF
LAwreuoe Kicker va. retained BY the sxssu-
Letters Of administrAtion on the estate Of
EdWaid Graham were issued 10 Samuel A.
Peuuh.
TNe inventory of the personal estate OF
Ferdlusnd Hartman was approved and MED,
The frat and flnAl account of John Hitz, eE.
eeutor OF John HitE, was approved and passed
Helene Hartman vas appointed guardian TO
the orphans Of Ferdinand Hartman.
stephen D. Wilson we're issuei 10 Mary L.
wilson.
The Inventory Of the personal estate OF John
Harry waa returned And died.
The will OF C,thArins Bates was fully proven
and admitted 20 probate.
Olive Freeman was appointed Guardian TO
the orphans Of John Laidion and VIM, RoE'rs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21
w. +, YEATmAN, Secretary. !

DFN ot q @ s---N atIonal Republican
UNION CLUB.-GentlemeD Every member la
hereby notified 20 he At IAland Hall At 7 p. M,
TUESDAY, March 2lSt inst. :, As butinens Of the
highest Importance will be brought up. By
consecutive meetings, unless majority OF the
members present excuse them, will cease 10
be members OF the club. ..-..-
BY order! WIN. BOYD, NJ. D.,
mh2I.2ts RecordLuE Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21
COURT PROCEEDINGS,

CRoUIT CoURr-Chief Justice Cartier
TUEsDAv, March ai.--Ths ease Of ZsJheniAh
Jonaa against Jno. p. Iugle, administra'o- Of
Ann n. Dermott, was resumeo this morning
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

.NoTIcn.-TAs Dolly NATIONAL Republican q
no's f,sntsAsd bv carriers 10 subscribsrs IN Au
eiiv snl Gsevpdo,ca af anV csnis psy monih.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

a. FiTsI WsTd.-Tns subsCrIOsIs TO
tho NATIoHAL RErUnLICAH In the firI'
Ward, who lAye been neglected by fornet
carriers, and who desire To continue, VIII
Periodical store OF EDWARD WAITE, No.
IT1H PennsylvAnlA avenue, between seven,
tenth and Eighteenth stieets, And they VIZ
be served promptly and 70 Eu' ly. n"v'.'t
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

Has Nature an AntIdOta for Acquired
diseases All who Buffer believe they ouBhth
and eau be cured. 1he PLANTATION ~ rrEh
prepared by Dr. Drake, Of New York, have n,
doubt bonehted aud cured more periohs OF
DyopepsiA, nervousness, sour stomach, loss
Of appetite, sinking weNnneas, general oeolt
ity, and mental despOndency, than any ethet
article In existence. They are composed o.
the purest roots And herbs, carefully prepared
TO bo taken ~ = tonic and gentle ltimnlah';; y;
Tbey are adapted to any age OF eondinon o.
life, And are extensively popular win NOM
era and persons Of SedsntAry habits.
1-DiSSa asou OF Ihs NSTVOaB, seminal
Urinary and sexual sYStemh-now and Ien
able treAtmSnt-in Reports Of the HOWAhp
ASSOCIATIOR-Sent by mail In sealed ltr
Yer envelopes, fr0o of charge. AddIeAs, DT, d
sKILLIN EOUGHT0N, Howard AGioeis
ton, No. South Ninth streot, PhilAdetphiA'
Pc. mE7-l
~ A Friend Tn nNsedi-Those rsquII-
ing confidential medical assistance should ~
ply 10 some regular educated physician WA
nAa made OartAln diseases his special stunJt
such man ia Or. DARBY, who Il daily euIlps
numbers OF both sexes, ard every age, W.. WI
have been To all the Seli-GAlled Doctors IN InI'
city, and spent valuable time and money wltn wlItta
no benefit, I'll he took charge OF them. ~
terml are more moderate than those OF mS ',o
Doasting pretondefs, whose only purpose
fleece the unfortunate, and then adyise the'D'
when II IL almost too late, 10 apply TO hini' 4,
Call on him At once, or you m1y pY 5esTe'
ever afterwards Dh. DAhbli,
No. ls2 nth - est, between D and Strs,H"'
WAAhinEOon city, Nnlea-
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

ES- New York state ssIdIerI Agency
removed to No. Ri y street, between welrh
and Tbirteenth streets. All information OF
interest or value tO the soldiers OF New York
or their friends, furnished grAtuitouhlY upOa
application at their new roOmB, either fla per
tun or by letter. No. 28s y street, between
Twelfth snd Thirteenth streots
mi. aatuthiI
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

Duquesne's way. below 81. Clair street,
thcre 10 immense loss and injury 10 stock,
machInery, foundries, machine shops. roll
ing mills, nail factories and glass works.
The Allegheny gas works are under
water, and the cit7 therefore In darkness,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

E1- GsOrEst town. - nspublicGh
oAE 70 obtained every ever ~ tbs Buok
and Variety Store Of q. TELL No. lss
Bridge street, GeoTgStOWn. jA2i-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21
r Massaehusstts M

G- Maasnc huasata ma state
AGENCY REMoyAL.--On and Af OhDAl
January Ist, 1888, the MassaeL - it's state
Agency will occupy its n0w TOOH in the No
ii0nli IRieLi9encsT Hnilding, second NooI, corner
Of seventh and d Htreets, WaahingtOr. ". c,
Massachusetts soldiers and oitiz1. HS In
Yited to call,
Advice and assistance given without ohsrgo.
GARDINER TUFTS
dee1I-tf Lieut.. Col. and state Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

LET Free Vaccinations. In accord
Anoe with law OF this corporation, all re.l'
out ehArse by sending 10, or calling upon, the
unieraigned, at hts residence, No ia DUN
barton Stre"t. All poor persons, sick win
smallpox, will also he attended BIZ the same
without charge. once hours, from y N: 10
y, m. CHAS. II, ChAGlNI NJ. D.
mhll-eO0t
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-21

10 Parties, BaIIs, wsddIngs.-Shar-
held's neutrality-suspicious. Dining SAloon-
H85 sixth street,
am now prepared to furnish In the beet
French style, and my own huperintendehee,
PA, les, WeddioEs, And other entertainments,
IN mOsi rSAsOn A6ls terms, The best FToneh
Confectionery always on hand. Private DIM
ners and SuppoTS furnished At my Saloon
Country Orders and PArtieh attended to 10 the
shortest notice. loo Cream and Water Ices,
moulds, for Parties, DinneTG. iAn4-9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-15

CTABLE FOR SALE.-The new aud con.
yenieut STABLE No % West Twenty s'h ST. ~ isse
81 iuche, front By 90 fee. deep lo. 10 feet inches a-sN
built in he oct thorough and eou,epi' ut maner e'n
y, stalls aud one large box stall aud plenty OF carriage ro|
fitted with gas water 81. fla, thee tine rooms on '.soes
floor for Coachmans residence. Cen he seen az say 3
For particulars irquire of WARREN o. BROWN NO ."
Broad,yay, second floor.
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ncal estate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Bergen Nights
~ FOR SALE. Fine large House with about 20 City Lots,
neay laid out with fruit and evrrsreen Location and view
essy access by horscar every 10 minutes. Dor
further particulars address L. NJ y, Box No 1881 PoOhce
DARN of so or 80 Acres for SALE or EX
CHANGE for HOUSE In this city BrooAlyn. Stu
t-d Long Island aud bounded the north by the great
Peconic Bay FOX particulars inquire Of DILL No. Erie
ui
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PRICE $4,000.
\ 4 WI |'t'FF = y
PRICE $500.

FRAME COTTAGE, nearly new. containing usc.4
need al Niagara Civ shor, distance on tue river WIZ
full view OF both Suspension bridge ard Niagara tNA
Th-ie is Acres Of Land with choice selection Of shraS
bev and frnit tree. of all kinda Has neversny well =
the best OF water. A new Barn, stsbe, kc
| PRICE, S3.1ON.
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Musiral .Jnstrnments
A NEW PIANO.

ITO THE PUBLIC AND THE PROFESSION.
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ALI. WANTING FARMS.

--Lares and thriving settlement, 81 'ileAnd ni,S
climate; 20 miles south OF Philade!phis BY rAlf"aS
Rich soil; produces large crops twenty seis uAc's,
per acre payable within four years. GOOD business oinSs
good society Hundreds settling and MAKING ~ w.
nients Apply to CHAS X. LANDS, Postmaster Nne'ess.
Landis township N. J. Letters answered fapsrs eontsn
ful Information win be sent free From hepof @ -
Roba,oa Agrcglts,al Editor Of The 2rftrae' k"o~
s,o,t ,rf,u,s feyts tracts aio i<td pos'cs -
suitaIle condition 70, pleasant Jaymfa5 fAss s kn'~ -
side of the Western Prdiyfes.
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EARM FOR SALE-l'eautliully situated by
Croton Lnse about three miles from M. kisco station
the Harlem Railroad containing about eighty hve Of
good Lend with good buildings and plenty OF rui,.
Tor further polticu ars apply TO
GEO NJ. MERKEEL on The premises or 70
A. III. uAVILAND, No. FOL fearl-s,., \. Y.
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GrSEEAI NEws-Ncws from Washington; NewfoTk I;
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UNITED STATES SgSAIE-ExrkA SESSION G.. ,,
NEw.YoRK LEGisLATc RE-Prooeedn:s IN the Senate ana
Assembly.
THH IsrENssL RrvESuE BILL.
Ts psA As o Report Bridges and
Railroad Destroyed; Charlottesville Surely Cspuf,di Inc
'a IsTrs PROM NORTH CsSoIsA-TwO Battle. Fought; Tie
Rebels Roughly Handled
GRS SHERNAS's OPERATIONS
THREE DAYS LATER Pgos EUROPE
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, 'i,as.sd =
the village OF Niagara Falls
For further particulars, apply TO u,,v
orio j. IVES il, No. ~ Bceknlsn..t. New ferk
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Amusemenis.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

T. T. h hHHTERS60S AT AND EvENlSG AZ "
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
onrAr1AuR {, k - DRAMA.
WORKMEN or NEW-YORK,
one q the g9ws5ia s.s1Ie. eyer received BY the
,upvrrrooE I5N WoNbER by TONY DENER.
THAEh'lh''f'' MoRNiNd' AT II,
THE HUMBgG or spIRlTUALIsNMd
EXPOSED BY DIR; w T. Won ON Vt aninG;p prp
WIRING ON TIE ARM SPIRITUAL RoPE,TliiESoo
ANSWERING SEALED LETTERS end oil tho DEohr
TioNs PRACTlCEp By PRETENDED MEplCCimais;. ron
PROF. HuTcHliESGFs' pd hoH aiSNTysS SAL'oN"
TWO GLASS STEAM Fam ES9 d; I IN M0TisoN'
CIRCAsSIAN GIRL. DWARF, ALBINO BOY, Lini iI
OTTERS, GRAND AQUAR'A. A MILLION CUhIoeiAiH''
Admissi 30 cents; Children under ten Is cents
WINTER GARDEN: ,
w THE LAST NIGHTS
HAMLET.
WEDNESDAY, March Is,
'e"s" NIYETY-FoURTH
CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCE
and LAST but SIX
BOOTHS HAMLET.
in sny age We tru.t will not be Withdrawn until every
man, woman and child in the community has seen -iNe"
York Herald
Door open At CA Commences AZ T.
''' SATURDAY MORNING., March IS.
LAST GRAND MATINEE
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THE COLLEEN BAWN
Mr. ,. s. cHANFRAu
" 49, MYLES MA COPALEEN.
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fJNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1861 Con
tsius the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES OF all the States by
Counties and the Towns In tho State Of New Yok
II sso contains the Popnsr Vote by States in the 1850
end 1870 rnce 20 cents Der ecpI For sale % the ,o
TRIBUNE OFFICE
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At THE REGULAR UNITED STATES
IA NAVAL RENDEZVOUS No. u STATE IT.. the HIGH.
EST CASH BOU MITES aud HAND MONEY Is paid. Sea
men Ordinary Seaneu, and Fi'emea wanted, Suotuie
furnished and Fxenp ion secured Cal esTy at the office.
WILLIAM CHURCHILL, JlEkNE} = Co
nRAFT TO COMMENCE On WEDNES-
~ DAY-DIalt Insurance Office No. 2$1 Broadway Pre-
irum against Draft oaly $780, Applications must be made
this day.
\. 3. Every person enrolled should be insured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17
New York Market.

By Telegraph
NEW YORK, July Is.
COTTON-Without decided change, 5l052c
for midding.
FLOUR-50lOc lower on common grades aud
steady for better kinds Sc 6506 Is for extra
State; S6S5Q7 90 ,or extra K II. o. S7O5G7 W
for trade brands; market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Firm and moderately active, Yves
tern 81 U902 O9i.
WHEAT-Heavy and fully &c lower; 81 43 for
Amber Milwaukee,; 81 45l al 81 for Winter Red
Western; 81 SIS for Winter Red State; 81 40 for
State; and 81 "a al 60 for Amber Michigan
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Malt dull and nominal.
CORN-2c lower with active demand; 10 sOc
for unsOund; sl0e2 for sound Western.
OATS-Without decided change, 5sd6n for
Western.
PETROLEUM-Quiet 80 for crude 50 for
refined in bond; 7Oa72 for refined free.
PORK-Opened firmer and closed heavy and
low, S25 25629 fornew mess; closing at s2S - for
cash; e26 5pd2 q for SO and "a mess; 81 5000 p
for prime; S22 5O023 for prime mess. Also 1850
bbls new mess for July and August, sellers and
BUYERS option S25 5000 90.
BEEF-Quiet, lO0l4c for plain mess l2Sl6c
extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-In fair request; l3Gl5c for
shoulders; 1921 for hams.
LARD-Firmer at 17t0 22c.
BUTTER-Quiet 1925 for Ohio; 25033 for
State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling wholesale Market:

wheeling Wholesale Market.
SATURDAY EVENING, July IS. 1865.
FLOUR-Better supply and in good demand
at 81 250s 50.
OATS-Nominal at 1880
CORN-Firm and In steady request at 75c0eo.
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 IS -, -.
SUGARS-Dull and little doing; Porto Rico 10
Choice Yellow I7c.; Crushed Powdered ana
formulated at elite, and Cuba 4ic.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 156l %
SYRUPS-AJ s5c0sI IS.
COFFEE-33c.
Carbon. and 75c for lubricating oo
SALT-Ohio River q rs; Table a 90.
BUTTER-l5c.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at 506c per ID.
EGGS-Not much doing at l2c.
LARD-l80l9 in fair supply.
HAY-sl4 per ton loose.
BROOMS-Common 81 75055O; Fancy IS $50
0ToBACCo-Dark los is 1886; Spun Roll
7o075c; Bright 90 0$l0l Is; Common Twist Soc
Navy at 1886.
CkNDLES-M6uld ls.
GLASS-Good demand Market frm 8 by 10
No. I. IS rs; No. 9 IS 40; by II to 10 by u No.
/, Is 10; No 2, IS rs; 8 by 10 to 10 by IA No J.
"LEATHER-Sole 32036c. per h.; Oak sole
4Oca45 per lb upper $685. per doz.i kip
leather 1901 IS per h.; calf skins 81 350l % per
h.: harness leather 35049c per h.; hides SC per
H.; calf skins lOc per ID.
WHISKY - Steady; common q o5: Rye
woOL-Buyers are offering 5oc, small sales
CHEESE-At lie for selected W. R.
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Grocery and Provision Market.

Grocery and Provision Market.
RetaiL)
SATURDAY EVENING, July Is, 1866.
FLOUR Sc per Id, at 80 oO9s 50 per Dbl for
best brands.
CABBAGE-50l0 per head.
BUTTER-20025c.
EGGS-lS020c.
ONIONS-s3 90 per bus. or 50c per peck.
COFFEE-37f040 per ID.
SUGAR-Brown 5000, Crushed %, Coffee ~
825; Pulverized25.
TEAS-Green 81 7502 rs. Black 81 5o92 90.
CHEESE-WesternR Reserve CSC per .b.; East
ern and English Dairy Csc; Pine Apple 3704oc.
SOAP-l5020 per ID.
CANDLES-Tallowa IS, Star 40; Sperm Is.
RICE-l5020 per ID.
POTATOES45050 per peck.
APPLES-35050 per peck.
HOMINY-l0 per quart.
MOIASSES-Sorghum 75c; Cuba 81 40 Bal
timore syrup 81 so; Orleans 81 so per gal
VINEGAR-4O05O per gal.
CORN MEALS per peck.
CRANBERRIES-S2 0Oper gallon
PROvISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams &c per To-;
Shouldersa and sides 2Oc; Dried Beef Csc; Beef
Tongues 4006Oc.
S0AP-Cincnnati German l2ac; Wheeling do
2,c; Family soap lite
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And ali OtherUuf0rtunates.
artificial Legs, ARES & 9 utches,
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS ~ THEIR MA;
UFACTURE.
FTER SEVERAL WEARS ~

FTER SEVERAL WEARS ~
: 4 PERIENCE ia the manufacture Of Al
Bcial Arms, Legs and Clutches. the unlcrsi.arb
hItters himself that hc IL now able ~ give -
tire satisfaction 20 all those needing aUy lhius
In his line. He warrants his articles % 10 &
serviccable, durable and light az can be manu-
factnrcd; as evidence he refers 10 the lOlIowin.
voluntary certificate
To ChsTles BeIler. Agent Hhee,iH1.
u. $. GENERAL HOsrITAL
WHEELrSC ". Va, April 18th, 1865
take pleasure in stating TO you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-.
featured by Leorhard Legran and for which You
are agent For simplicity Of construction o.
well as durability and convenience. have neycf
seen anything 10 equal them, aud there roro
cheerfuly recommend them TO any who arc on.
fortunate enough 10 need artificial limbs
Very respectfully, your obedieat servant
JOHN KTRKER
A. a Surgeon, o. 3. A., In charge
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9Th, IsG5
have ca Gully examined The Artificial IDg
o. Lombard LegraD, and find them simple H.
their construction OF good workmanstip ligl,'
and very substantially made. They viii d.
quite "a scryiceabe as any artificial legs mus.
and on account Of their simplicity end stren, tl
less liable 10 need repairs. / CheeYfIi,y rec ,n
mend them 10 any who may need artifcIallim
JOHN FRISSELL
A. A. Surgeon. o. S. "A
WHEELEG, W. Va, April 18th, 1865
ne Artificial Legs offered for sale by Chart,
Bebler Agent, can recommend tor tie follow
ing advantages simplicity In structure strenr,.
Of material and economy in price
respectfully K W. HAZLEgT
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment
II affords me much pleasure 10 state that Leon.
hafl Legran, corner Of East Commons Ale.
ghoUy has furnished me with an ARTIFICIAL lee
'l'nt can use well, after one weeks using
cLe"rfally recommend 10 all who are unfort1natc
'n"nsh 10 need one TO give him a cali
LEWIS RAMLEY
SpTingdale, Allegheny county, Ps
FOR further particulars cali on, or address
LEOSHARD LEGRAN,
No % Ohio Street Allegheny CITY. Pa
Or, CHARLES BgHLER, Agent.
mTi Monroe Street. Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17
CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the B. & o. r. r. Depot Wheeling,
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls Ribbons, and eve
nv description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc
cnlr,l IN short notice and ON reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment in the Western States. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-17
Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph.

BY Tclegraph.I
CINCINNATI July 10.
FLOUR-Quet; without decided change sn-
per Sc; extra sc $500 IS.
WHEAT-Unchanged prime red 81 so.
CORN-7U975c.
OATS-very dull and freely offered at '5c on
the spot.
RYE-In moderate demand at zoe.
WHISKY-Steady at % O5.
PROvISIONS-The provision market remains
unsettled under the advices from St Louis, and
bulk meats arc still held out of market No &c.
curate quotation can be givan for them. 1t is
clear that shoulders cannot he bought at l5i, nor
sides at l6.
BACON-Shoulders could not be bought at l6t.
LARD-None at pit. this rate being offered
and refused for 500 tierces
PORK-Conld have been bought to some ex
tent at s2S for still fed s27 % was the best offer
made for it.
GROCERIES-The market is firm at full
rates r
BUTTER-24026.
EGGS-1s.
GOLD-sl4 Az;
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore Market.
by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, July Is
FLOUR-Quiet, high grades firm.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; sales of new red at
81 9502 90.
CORN-Firm, sales of white at 81 %.
PROVISIUNS-Steady.
COFFEE-Dull, sales of Rio at 90 G22c.
WHISKY-Firm, sales of 300 bbls. at 81 "a and
is now held at So l5