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LIFE INSURANCE ON A NEW PLAN.
CHARTERED BY TIE STATE VIRGINIA

Insures lives on the following plan Each mem.
Der pays an initiation fee Of ten dollars. IL under
forty years OF age between forty and fifty years,
twenty dollars between fifty-fve and sixty years,
twenty-ti five dollars. This amount Is all that VIII
ever be called for except ut the death OF men,
Der.
We propose to make a membership OF five thou
sand, each paying the initiation fee as above,
EACH BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS so soon az the number reaches
Ave thousand members. or one dollar Tor eacnp ou.
cy-holder existing at the death OF o member
On the death OF any member, each VIII De caneo
on to pay one dollar and twenty-five cents-one
dollar to pay or the deceased members policy, aao
twenty-five cents to pay expenses. c,s,
OF this company Is the property of the
ers under It's charter, and under the said charter
all the net earnings (after the accumulation ana
fees have reached the of $!oo o0o must pc USED
for the payment of losses by death, instead OF as-
sessipg the polIcy-hoders.
JOHN A. BELVIN, President.
MANN 8. QUARLEs, Vice-Pres1dent.
JOHN &. DAVIS, secretary and treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
T. A. BELyIN L. Fl. FRAYSER,
w. w. CRUMP, Il. II. NASH,
<: T. T. Y BosHER f + V RA wE1s1eER,
j. LEIGH JONES, j. G. DAVIS,
Ms OUARLES, w. IRA SMITH,
I. B. SrARKE, GEORGE A. HUNDLEI,
JOSEPH HALL.
Office No. 1902 corner of Twelfth and MAIN
streets T. Il STARKE, General Agent.
w w. PARKER, Medical Examiner.
AGENTS WANTED. nos
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SNow-SToRM IN MAINE.-Aatgusta, Me-,
November 8.-A heavy snow-storm has
been prevailing here all day, and the ground
is now covered with snow.
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Retention to General Grant.

WASHINGTON, November l0.-The Mayor
of the city, with the heads of the various
associations, will call this afternoon to ten
der grand reception demonstration to
General Grant.
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Odd Fellows Dedicati0n-BOnde
Warehouse.

NEW ORLEANS, November l0.-The Odd
Fellows had large procession to-day on
the occasion of the dedication of their new
hall. The ceremonies were conducted by
the grand officers of the State, and the dis
play was very fine, Notwithstanding the
inclement weather.
An export bonded warehouse under the
new revenue law has been established here
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HORSES AND MULES.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE, ana
" No. LOT OF MILES and eFST7N
HORSES, broke and unbroke, suitable ~
for ali purposes, on my usual accommo- 6HANz&e
dating terms A lso. for my old Gust omers, several
splendid TWO AND FUUR-HORSE WAGONS,
Of my own manufacture, ready for delivery.
Is. w. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
1,gk
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Money Market-Run ON u Bank.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 10.-The
Wisconsin State Bank has suspended pay
ment.
Arun on the Milwaukee Bank commenced
Saturday.
New YORK, November l0.-The Com
mercial Bank of New Brunswick has sus-
pended payment.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

N B. BRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. s, l.
Tich street.
ONCE No. T. room No. / Broadway, n. 7. ~
Also, proprtetors of the EUREKA COT.
TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS.
Refer to the merchants OF Richmond, Va
m
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AEILLs l. RYANT, TOBACCO Elk.
IEl CHANGE, RICHMOND VA, BROKERS
and COMMIsSION MERCHANTs for the pur.
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignmeuts. Refer to A. F. HARVEY.
President OF National Bank or Virginia JAMEt
THOMAS, Jr., ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Messrs. q.
MESSENGER Il Co, New York: Aessrs. JoHNsof
& THOMPSON Roaton Nsss " q
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF RICHMOND, VA.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DUNION AND CORN PLASTERS for
- sale by L. WAGNER, Druggist,
no. !-2t* corner sixth and Broad streets.
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OMEAU'S JUNTATA for sale by
la L. WAGNER, druggist,
no 1l-2t* corner ixth and Broad streets.
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TOXE'S SPARKLING GELATINE, the
" genuine English, for sale by
no Il-Nk J.. WAGNER, DguRgIst.
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TITO PHYSICIANS.

COD LIVER OIL with Bromide OF Iron and
Phosphorus;
COD LIVER OIL with Iodide of Iron and Phos-
phorus;
COD LIVER OIL with Iodine and Phosphorus;
COD LIVER OIL with Bromine and Phosphorus.
The above valuable remedies are prepared by u.s.
and the taste modified with agreeable navoring.
j. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
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DOUDAULTS PEPSINE the genuine
- article-for which are agents.
MEADE IL BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmaceutists,
nos 9l9 Main street.
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ATURDAY MORNING, MAY 2. 1858.
EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, June 1.-The debate in the
House of Commons last night on Glad
stones resolves for the abolition of the
Irish Church, continued to late hour.
Some prominent members spoke.
Lord Elcho opposed the resolves as un-
timely, and Gladstone closed the de-
bate on theLiberal side with a powerful
speech against the continuance of the
Irish Church. He also defended HIM
self against personal attacks made up
on him for his course, denying he had
any part or lot in the prospects OF either
the Rituralists or Roman Catholics.
Mr.. D'IsraelI followed in a bitter
speech, calling the scheme one of con-
fiscation and violence, to which the
people of England never would con-
sent. A division then took place on
the first resolution and 1t was adopted
by 65 majority.
Mr.. D'Israeli said the ministers need
ed time to consider the course they
would take. The House then adjourn
ed to Monday.
The press OF to-day generally consider
the division decisive one. Mr..
DIsraeli had gone to Osborne to con-
suit with the Queen.
LONDON, May 1-1l:l5.-COnsols un-
changed; American securities heavy
and nominally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. May l.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; breadstufff and provisions
unchanged.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-The DEM
ocratIc Convention is still in session.
Delegates to the National Convention
have been elected, representing both
wings of the party. Mr.. Axtell will
be re-nominated for Congress. Among
the National delegates is Ex-Governor
John Bigler.
The steamship Colorado sailed for
Panama, to-day, carrying Hon. Anson
BurlinGame and the Chinese Embassy,
SS5 passengers and $685.. 900 in treasure,
nearly ali for New York. A large
crowd attended to see the Embassy of,
and salutes were fired from the harbor
sailed-GiIroy. Dundee and Charles
LulinR, for Liverpool.
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The west virginia senators.

FROM me EtTTEeTSOufg 1uteS'
Oflate the papers of both parties are
ludulging in various speculations as to
the course the United Senators of West
Virginia will pursue at the final vote
in the impeachment trial. These spec
ulations and various pro and con asser-
tions have no weight at all in our esti-
nation. What We know Is of a positive
nature, and that is, that both our high
ly esteemed Senators are of such ire
proachable character that even their
worst enemies have not dared to assail
them on that point; we further know,
that they have their honest and firm
convictions, which neither friend nor
enemy can influence or presume TO
change. We have no authority to sup
pose, indeed we have no idea, on which
side their votes will be cast, but we
know that they will vote according to
their convictions. Whether their
course will meet the appreciation of
their constituents will soon be appa-
rent, after we shall know how they
voted. At all events, we never will
sustain any expression of doubt that
they, or either of them, have cast vote
against their honest convictions.
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wAsHIaGTOR.

WASHINGTON, May I.-GeneraI
Buchanan has issued am order TO the
effect that the diseharging of freedmen
by owners of plantations with whom
they have made labor contracts on ac-
count OF the former participating in the
election will not be tolerated, and any
planter who shall discharge freedman
from his employ for such cause will be
held bound TO the terms of his contract
with such freedman. The freedman
will be held with his share of the pro-
ceeds. When sold for wages the freed
men will be entitled TO wages from
date of his discharge, in addition to the
amount due him at that date, as pro-
yided for by existing laws.
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BUFFALO, May 1.-The propeller Geo.
Cushman, owned by Dwight Scott, of
Cleveland, while moving out OF the
creek to-day for Port Colburn, exploded
her boiler, killing eleven persons and
injuring three. The vessel is COM
insured. 1t contained 10000 bushels
wheat. Capt. Thompson was slightly
hurt, but his wife escaped. Peter Nc
Dermott and Barney Lester, fire men,
Frank Smith, L. Anderson and Her
man Frowing, deck hands, were
killed and bodies found; John Dur
wock, VIM. Hobot, 81. G. Stewart,
George Lewis, jeremiah Morris and n.
s. Gilbert, first engineer, are missing.
One OF the deck hands was thrown en-
tirely over Sturges' elevator, at hight
of $50 feet.
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Letter From JudEe BLACK 10 the
President.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The Herald
prints letter from Judge Black to the
President, Withdrawing as the latters
counsel owing to the Presidents de-
termination to do nothing for the relief
ofoWners of Alta Vela. He says he
never asked the President to decide on
the matter until he had expressed the
opinion that the title was legal and
Just. Mr.. Black says that Mr.. Stewards
little finger, 1t appears, is thicker than
the loins of the law. "He and the
thieves whose interests he has guarded
SO faithfully are welcome to the short
lived victory they have won. My re-
tirement from your cause will not
probably diminish the chances of its
SupCeSs -
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Terrible Tragedy.

INDIANAPoLIs, May 1.-The Madison
Indiana, Courier, of to-day, has an ac-
count of terrible tragedy occurring
yesterday afternoon near Clifty, a
short distance below Madison, in which
a young man named Isaac Macs shot
and badly injured his br rNther Wyatt
Macs, then made a murdsrous assault
on his uncle, Allen Blackford, and
wife. The supposed cause is temporary
insanity, caused by disappointment in
love affair. All the parties are re-
spectacle. Wyatt Macs recovery Is
doubtful. The others were but slightly
hurt. The perpetrator was promptly
arrested and is now in Jail at Madison.
The affair caused great excitement.
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,

IMPRO VEDl
II Is nm elegant Dressing for the Hair.
II causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scaip clean aud Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuTi-
antly.
1t inme dIaiely stops Hair Failing Out.
II keeps the Hair frnm Changing Color nom
Age.
II restores Grey Hair to Its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have bean
bald for years.
1t Is composed entirely orslmpls anu purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonial Is ofits excellence. many of whish
are from physicians In high standing.
1t Is sold In halEpound bottles uhs name
blown In the CLASSY by Druggists and Dealers
infancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. wholesale by Demas Barnes d
Co: +. C. Wells & Co; schieFelln q Co.N.Y,
mRrII-lyd
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Conference OF the MelhodIst Eplsco,

Conference of the Methodist EpIscO-
pal Church.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The 18th quadren.
NAL session of the General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
opened at o'clock this morning in the
First NJ. L. Church Bishop Morris pre-.
siding, assisted :by his colleagues,
Scott. Ames, James, Clark, Thompson,
and Kingsley. Two hundred and ffth
members were present, besides a large
number of delegates from England,
Ireland, and Canada. The Southern
States are well represented. A half
hour was spent in devotional exercises
by the older members OF the body;
the venerable Peter Cartwright, of lii
nois, Offering the first prayer.
The roll was called by Rev. DIR. Har-
ris, the secretary OF the last General
Conference.
DIR. Harris was then elected Sscre-
tary.
The rules of order of the last General
ernment OF the present session.
It was agreed to hold the sessions
daily, from 9 O'Clock a. m. to II m.
The question OF the admission of the
representatives of the Mission Con-
ference in the Southern States, two of
whom are colored, was then taken up
and discussed during the balance of
the morning hour.
DIR. Foster, of New York, proposed to
refer the question to a committee, while
DIR. Reid, of Cincinnati, urged the inn
mediate admission OF the representa-
tives from the South. The motion to
refer the matter to committee finally
prevailed by large majority.
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CoPPERHEAD FINANoIERs.-The fol-
lowing is the only noticeable resolution
adopted by the Copperhead County
Convention which met N Indianapolis
on Saturday last:
RESOLVED, That no man is worthy the
support of the farmers, mechanics and
laborers of the country who is not in
favor of the repeal OF the following
laws: The military reconstruction
laws, the Freedmen's Bureau, the laws
eXempting Government bonds from
taxation, the national banking system,
the internal revenue system, and the
protective tariff laws. Also, in paying
the five-twenty bonds in the legalized
currency of the country as fast as prac-
ticable; combining the elective franchise
to white men alone, and in favor OF re-
trenchment in all the departments of
the Government.
This furnishes financial policy al
most as comprehensive as Brick Pome.
rows.
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GEoRGIA ELECTION.

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The Tribune's
special dated Atlanta, April 30, says
The official returns from 116 counties
put Bullock $40 ahead. The reports
down to tonight indicate Republican
majority in the State, and that the
State Senate and House will have 6
Republican majority.
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MEXICO.

HAVANA, April 29.-The Herald's
special Rdvices from the city of Mexico
on the goth OF April say: Congress had
finally passed a condemnation on con-
cession on the English Company for the
building of the Vera Cruz and Mexico
City Railway.
The rebeiIionTof Gen. Negrette was
still unsurpassed. 1t was reported
that he was raising troops in North
Canales. He was reported as about to
make common cause with Negretta. The
The settlement of troubles in Sinola by
national authorities not expected TO be
permanent. Several officers have been
arrested among whom was Col. Meyers,
late U. s. Army. Minister Romero was
about to publish a pilfered letter of
General Banks, and also some private
official documents connected with the
State Department. Rumors of Ro-
mero's resignation were renewed.
A communication from Gen. j. t.
Ortega, dated in prison in MOnteria,
and signed as President ad interim,
has been published. He urges his
claim to liberty, and complains of his
treatment. The communication was at
first discussed in secret, and afterwards
in, open session of Congress, after
which it was referred to a special COM
mittee, who at once shelved the docu-
ment.
Congress passed an appropriation of
$50, 600 for the payment OF foreign debt
in the shape OF English convention
bonds, and $4,000 for Spanish bonds.
The export duty on silver is hereafter
to be paid at the port of shipment, and
conductors of fspecie annually to Tam
pico have been authorized.
Four hundred of the Yagui Indians
were surprised at night by the State
troops of Sonora, and all were butch
cred.
Senior Calixto was kidnapped and
held to ransom in the sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Saulnler, the American Consul
at Vera Cruz, when on a mission to the
interior recently, was attacked by BAN
dts. He drew revolver and asserted
that he was an American Consul,
whereupon the highwaymen desisted
and saw the Consul safe on his way.
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For Sale.

DESIRABLE COAL PROPERTY
"A known as the Joseph RiEkwood estate,
Containing about 30 acres OF the best quality
OF Bitiminous or Gas Coal, embracing an ex-
tensfve and valuable frontage ON the Ohio
River within hRlI 11ite Of the city Of Bridge
iiculaTs applyto W. w Holloway, Bridge.
port, Ohio, on Robert Hare Powell, 104 Wal
nut street, Phtladelphis. aprD-2taw4w
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0hsQntelli9enrer
THE GOVERNORSHIP-A. w. CAMP
BELL, ESQ.


The Wellsburg Herald, at the sug-
gestlon of friend the editor says,
mentions our fellow. citizen aud the
former editor of this paper, A. w.
Campbell, Esq, as suitable material
out of which to take the Union candi-
date for Governor. Tho Herald has
"had no intimation from Mr.. C. or
from any one except the party who
makes the suggestion that this nomi-
nation will be acceptable" but it eS-
presses the opinion that he would
certainly make fist class officer, and
being a resident of Wheeling, might
fill 1t with less Inconvenience to him-
self than another differently located"
In this connection we give the follow
ing letter which was handed us last
evening by the gentleman 10 whom 1t
was addressed:
Browns ISLAND, HASoocK CO., |
w. VA. April 80, 1865. !
John Z. Wilson, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-It seems to be high time
that some name should be fixed upon
in connection with the candidacy for
Governor that would give general sat
isfaction, especially in the Pan Handle.
What would you think of your friend
and fellow-townsman, A. w. Camp
bell? He certainly deserves well OF
his party, and would be tower OF
strength TO the ticket.
Yours,
LYMAN STEDMAS.
We have known for some time past
that since the question ofa State ticket
n
warm and growing feeling among Mr..
Campbell's many friends in this city in
favor of making him our candidate for
Governor. 1t seems that the feeling is
not confined TO the city. We should
certainly be much gratified personally
If he should be made the recipient OF
the honor, and we cannot but agree
with the writer of the foregoing letter
in saying that Mr.. Campbell deserves
we'll of his party, which he served faith
fully and effectively for nearly twelve
years. But single candidate
for Governor has yet been authorita-
lively announced. Several others have
been mentioned by their friends, but
who or how many of them would ac-
cept a nomination is not known. In
this posture of affairs it seems to us
altogether proper this end of the
State should offer candidate, and we
believe we have none better fitted, moro
deserving, or more acceptable, or one
of whom an acceptance would require
less pecuniary sacrifice, than the gem
tleman whose name heads this article.
We do not know that Mr.. Campbell
has been approached on the subject or
would accept, but his friends think he
would.
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JOHN BRIGHT says that If he came to
the United States the excitement would
be his death, and Beresford Hope hopes
that that consideration may not detain
h
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THE New York journal of Commerce
states that an order has been received
in that city from Athens for the con-
struction of an iron-clad monitor for
the Cretan Navy. The vessel is to be
built at once, at cost of 3, SOC, 900.
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THE New York Ledger has removed
into its elegant new marble publication
Office in that city. The event came of
on the forty-fourth birthday OF Mr..
Robert Bonner, the proprietor.
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THE protector OF the suez Canal, NJ.
De Lesseps, says that the enterprise
will be finished and the canal opened
for the passage of ships from the Cas-
plan to the Red Sea in OCTOBER 1869.
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NEW YORK, May 1.-The GIenham
Woolen Mills, Poughkeepsie, stopped
work to-day, owing to u strike of
weavers, mostly females, against ten
per cent. reduction in wages.
The New Jersey Company Lager
Brewery, at North Bergen, burnt last
night. Loss 100000; partly insured.
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In New York the Coroners want to
have their fees increased from IS for
each inquest to S15. The poor fellows
are now making only 5000 year
each, after all expenses are paid, and
are unable to get rich fast enough al
that
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A TEMPEST has broken four of the
five submarine telegraph cables con-
Meeting France and Belgium with Eng
land. They will be quickly repaired,
however.
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IN our advertising columns will be
found the authorized announcement of
James c. McGrew. Esq, as a candidate
for Congress in the Second District.
Come on, gentlemen. the more the
merrier.
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ANDREW JoHNsoN's friends say that
if he is turned out OF office he will be
ruined financially as well as politically.
Very we'll, If he is not turned out the
country will be ruined in the same
way. The Senate can take its choice.
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PITTSBURGH, Ma I.-River feet 4
inches and rising; weather clear and
pleasant.
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c1So1sNArr, May 1.-The, river Is
falling; Thermometer 72; weather Clear
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have a direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any mac
tIvlty or congested state OF that all impOr.
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. The importance then,
OF procuring a Pill that shall have such dl-
rect action without the Ill effects OF mercury,
is manifest to every one; Such Pills are Ro-
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
ly vegetable, and can with certainty be re-
lied upon, and are safe at all times.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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HOUSE.

The Speaker said Mr.. BROOKS had
,i1an notice that he would to-day re-
new his resolution relative to the Ait9 is
Vela affair, therefore business womb
be transacted on the return OF the mstn-
bers from the Senate this alteL on.
The members then proceeded 70 tne
Senate.
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MAY I-GRAIN-Wheat lc better;
amber, 81 30; Milwaukee spring, 81 40.
Corn-zc better; sales of No. at 9la
exc. oats-Steady; sales OF No. / at
72c. Rye-Scarce.
SEEDa-Dnn