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To THE WoRKISG CLAss:-I am now prepared
TO furnish all classes with eonst ant empioyfn
at their homes the whole Of the time. or for the
spare moments. Business new. light and profita-
Bile. Fiftt cents to SIS per evening is easily earn
Ell by persons of either and the boys and girls
earn nearly rs much as Great inducements
offered those who will devote heir whole
time to the business: and, that every pefsof1 who
sees this notice may send me their address AMI
test the business for themselves, 1 make the fol
lowing unparalleled offer T5 all who are not well
satisfied wi III the business, will SEND 81 to pay
for the trouble of writing me Full particulars
directions. &C. sent free. Sample sent by mail
Tor 10 GEMS Address L. c, ALLEN. Augusta Me
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EURS-german 6tch setts, french squirrel setts'
Il american squirrel muffs, sadie victorines. sill
yer martin setts mink capes and mufs, gents fur
collars, (oeaver and mink at j. ?. kRATZEk'S
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rx-ons and cIearheld Railroad.

Tyrone and clearheld Railroad.
min leaves Tyrone at 4: 900 a N
h' Arrives at CIearfeid at leo p. m.
..uI,,in leaves CIearfeid a. zoo p m.
@ Arrives st Tyrone at $50 p. IN.
Cancels with Cincinnati Express East at 6.I7
Mail West at "A p, m Bald Eagle Ex
TT,.s. att O0p-m m
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RETAIL DEALERS IN PATENT MEDICINES.
CLASS LICENSE
Hartswick d Irwin Clearfeld Borough, So 90
Bower a Shaw CIearheld Borough 90
ID. r. Good, 0st cola Borough 90
JOS. r Irwin. Curwensville Borough 90
7. H. Forcey, Graham Township, D 90
coSFEcTIoSERs AND GROCERIES.
s D. W MEG aughey. Clearfeld Borough, 90
8 W Entries. CIcarfeld Borough, 90
o. PGaler, Ciearfeld Borough. 5 90
Ned Galloney Curwensvile Borough, 90
Catherine Graft, Curwensyille Borough. 90
s Christopher Yackla Osceola Borough, 90
s John A Stadler, Clearfeld Borough, 90
Alfred Prescott, Brady Township, 90
W. I irwin, CIearfeld Borough, 5 90
BREWERS.
10 W Endres Clearded Borough, Is 90
10 Casper Lcipoldt Clearfeld Borough, Is 90
billiard SALOONS AND rExrrS ALLEY.
D. w. McGaughey, Clearfeld Borough (3 ta-
bles) so 90
and | Tenpin alley, 30 90
7. F. Boalich 0sceoIa Borough, zone Teppin
alley, 80 90
Clearield County Bank, Clearfe;d Dor, 80 90
An appea al will be held at the Commissioners
0fice in the Borough of Clearield, on Monday
the 9th day of May A. D., 1869. when and where
all parties feeling aggrieved WI will Please attend
April p. 1859 At. Mercantile Appraiser.
CROUND AND UNGRoUND SPICES, Citr,n
" Engttsh CurrantS Eseence C0Hee, ana Vine
gar of the best quality for sale by
Jan TO- HARTSWICK IRWIN
7 SHAW 4 SON now offer there whole stock of
y wooIens for less than first cost in Phila
GtHILDRENS furs twenty five per cent less than
N'cost at j. SHAW son.
IRON IRONm-Best bar iron. for sale at the
L store of MERRELL L BIGLER
nRY GOODS-the cheapest in the county. at
IL May 30. '67. M0SSOP'S.
NUNS. Pistols and sword canes TO be had at
VI June,'66 MERRELL d BIGLER'S
HARNESS, Trim mmings, and Shoe-fndipgs for
i sale at MERRELL & BIGLER'S.
II HoRSE-SHOEs, and horse nails, to be h ad at
IL Aug. %. MERRELL BIGLER'S
S8DDLES, Brides, harness. collars DC for
~ sale at MERRELL & BIGLER'S
FNHIMB1E-SKElNS and Pipe boxes tor Wac-
l. ons, for sale by MERRELL & BIGLER
pkuNES-aquantityo on hand and for sale at
May II. GRAHAM'S.
niL. Putty, Paints Glass and Nails for sale at
" Jnns 66. MERRELL BIGLEk'S.
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SToVEs of all sorts and sizes constantly on
y hand at MERRELL bi1LEh
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Let-
I .ers of Administration on the estate of
John l. McCuiIy, late of Deccaria township. decd,
having been granted to the undersigned, no.
tice is hereby given that all persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
Will present them. properly authenticated, for
settlement to g. W. McCULLY,
April 2lst lS69-6t Administrator.
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MUSICAL GOODS, ,-iolihs futes, ffes claronets.
Nl accordeons, italian strings, guitar strings,
clar rionet reeds, music paper, instruction books
for sale by j. P. KRATZER agent for Pianos and
organs. January s, 1869
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T ,IST OF RETAILERS, OF Foreign and
~ Domestic Merchandise in the County of
Clearield. subject to thel paymen mt of license for
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WOOD & WILLOWWARE.

Such as Tubs, Buckets and Churns, Clothes
Tringets and lash boards, Clothes, Mar
ket and Dinner Basketsn general as
sortment, at ell times; in store
and for sale los.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
long ISLAND RAILROADS.

The ensuing season will undoubtedly open
new era IN railroad matters on Long Island Daiins
tho past week there have been several ieha
nos.een ,hs officers Of the Long Isand Kairoaa oo"'
-, ro,,ers who travel by that road, win
n to the reduction fare and IS % Hdaoh a,GSoS S' Of the
between the ,iar Chorlick and mis- superintendent
Mr. Barton to mako hi, road ono @ o. on s he OIs road las
IN the country cb "a 10 deter many persOus'tom
Properly on d espee yS ON removed snS
Of the road Now that the opsIue' NAV look FOR
G@s 6pgs sn@ 10 rs pSpnaon pat y,
additions have beenmade 20 the ro'S S,s b@st equipped
oad o .a IN the country Tralns arc run Wlh M
regularity while nof accdchtor los H 80 % boats now ia
or tita road during the past year Inv NV ' =
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

This day, OF all the year, tho Irshmans hoday-the
day which he delights do honor to the memory OF
the tuteary saint OF his island home. Wherever an
Irishman to be found the world over this day win be
devoted to mih and jollty Ireland's woes real and
fancied will be forgotten for the and tho sham
rock-ft emblem OF the Emerald Isle-w reign
prce. In the residences Of the rcb In the novels of
the poor In Ae streets of cities and the roads OF the
VIII be the order of the day. and with the genial eXube
ance OF race they will forget the and troubles
day
In this city preparations have been completed to make
the celebration equal to of its predecessors The
military with their neat uniforms will parade, while tho
display OF Irish Societies will be unusually large. The
civic procession VIII be under tho charge OF Thomas DON
nelly, Grand Marshal aided by Terence Reilly, Michael
Meehan. aud number Of special aids The procession
VIII form on SecOndave., near Tenth-st The line OK
mach viii be down Second ave-, from Tenthst TO Sec
10 70 the S Psr wscy tSe S o
Will pass In review before Mayor Hall and the Common
around and sautilg Washingtons statue, down Four.
tcenth-st to sixthaye thence up Sxthayo TO Thirty
Twentythrdst. and First-ave and along 70 Eighth
ST. and MP to Cooper Institute, where the procession VIII
Tho Rev Father Alecr. the Hon. Michael Connolly.
the Hon Matthew t. Brennan, Will be the guests Of the
GIVE societies dnrng the procession.
In tho evening the various societies bearing the
OF ST. Patrick will have dinners. balls, lectures and other
appropriate entertainments, while at many private
board the virtues of the good Saint and his labors
half OF the country OF his adoption viii be discussed over
In Brooklyn tho civic societies Will also parade forming
at 10 o'clock mt Parllave. and Cumberandst counter
marching down Paraye. 10 FrOnts down Fr0nt-st. TO
Jayst to FuOu-ave TO the City Hall, there to be re-
viewed by His Honor the Mayor and the Common COun-
ell thence down Courtst To Hamiltonaye to Columbia
ST. TO HarrisOnst to Hiclis-st, 10 Atantieave., TO
CassOuave, to DeKalbaye, To Kcntaye TO hyrtleaye,
10 Washington Park, there to be reviewed by the Grand
Marshal and then dismissed Tho City Hall will fly the
national cogrs Of America side by side with the green
flag and golden harp Of Erin. The ST. Patrick aud other
Irish societies will have banquets and balls aud in every
way thoday will be celebrated with all The enthusiasm
characteristic OF the Irish
At staten Island grand solemn High Mass VIII be
sung In st. Peters Church. Hew-Brigit0n, aud Holy
Communion will be administered to the members OF
religious societies panegyrio st. Patrick viii be
delivered.
In Jersey City there havo yet been preparations
for parade although IL is possible that the many Irish
residents Of that city will mprOvise before the day
is over. The leading lrshAmcricans Of the city w.ll
have banquet at TayOr's Hotel, While many OF the
civic societies viii have balls and Lectures.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
4 NOVEL SWINDLB.-

So many now swindles have of late been eX-
posed by the police that tho discovery OF a
would not ordinarily excite much interest. The latest
one uuearthCd however II decidedly novel that 1t
worthy Of Srecin notice For time past superin
eudent Kennedy has been receiving letters from persons
In various parts Of the country setting forth that they
had received the following circular aud asking Il not
swindle ,,- e,,,-,.
NJ I,,s P,s S ss we o s ,s & 'I si 81 's to 9s e. % dispose SS %
We viii sell psekags Or e" than tlS uPon receipt
amount, We viii n5 10 you on receipt 5 the balance yoa
& s S g t. s S % .. I iaJ s e. % & We s ssfS t ir gSi i
yea all consider yoaI interest 70 With a farther yoa Wi com
,y vii ehsery geu u aad irGs, 9, even
you s.ning balance sc AFTER receive The package
a. .S h yo rd =, ihs sIprs., shaisc II y@1 ssTs
SoSsi'lsS GraSaIDon Co, No 50 wall't. n Y.
Superintendent Kennedy directed Detective Walhng,
detailed at the PosOnce lookout forletcrs addressed
60 Gnmbridge Co., and arrest any one who might call
for them On Monday afternoon Phtiomah ippohins
young called at the POstOmce aHd asked Tor ielies
into custody lie gave hls name IA VIM Gumhridge, said
that ho had an Office at No 60 Waist and claimed that
quantity Of letters found theIo addressed 10 various par
ties this and other States Most OF these letters con
tanned copies Of the above circular but few were an
sWers TO persons who had been dnped These last con
taned small cards ON which were pasted pho-
tographs OF the various denominations ofTeasury Notes
hfe ~ mn te t ~ lie limited states IRE astiry
and National Bank Notes bn no one would ever be simple
enough 10 believe them TO be legal tenders. They
Is.ued in sets by company who authorized by Con
gre.s tu manufacture them, aud intended mainly as
protection against cOunereis The accused was taken
before superintendent Kennedy who directed that he 20
locked up the prcson The siraugest part OF the n
fairs that the prisoner has violated no law, ard WILL
eventually have 10 bo discharged or course tho per
eons who have sent him money have dono so In the bo
lief Tint they receive weleXecued eOnnterfets
Int their aud addresses I'm the possession Of
the superintendent will probably be OF pleasure
10 these WOuldbe ViOaOTs OF the law. It s not believed
however that the accused has bcon operating long
enough 10 have obtained my considerable sum OF money
-. IA limo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE on EXPRESS Con-
PASIgs-This Committee OF which the Hon. NJ Ray Is
Chairman was session at the Metropolitan Hotel in
this city from Saturday morning ant last evening" when
t adjourned after having examined several Witnesses
am0ng whom Messrs. Fargo and Knapp, officers OF
the Express Companies. The investigation is understood
TO have taken a range sufficiently wide to include ey.
dence upon the various and reports which have
been circulated the alleged mismanagement &c. OF
the Merchants Unieu Company. Among these rumors
was one that Judge Barnard had been influenced by I'M
proper motives In making his decision in the great Wa
terbury suit with that Company. Upon this point Mr.
Knapp the Secretary OF the Company, testified as fol-
lows:
"Tho report or rumor that Judge Barnard was paid
ayhng by the Company, It's officers, pending, or be-
fore OF after tho litigation Is utterly untrue He was
never paid dollar directly or indirectly The whole
story sheer fabrcati0ncruey, wickedy, aud lnia-
mousy false. desire to emphasize this statement by
affirming that Ill made without any eqniyoeation or
mental reservation whatever and rs simple matter of
Justice 10 Judge Barnard"
While we havo ourselves given any cresence to
tho rumor referred to. very glad to publish this
positive and authoritative reiutatiOn OF itCOmmereal
Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

To me Edffor OF The Tribune
SIR: see by the Congressional reports we
are 10 have another Canadian Reciprocity Treaty II
4. IN Ina like the last allowing beef and grain to como 10
free Of duty with nominal duty, the farmers OF this
section at least may as well hang up their hddles
would like Congress TO bo reminded, II that honorable
body has forgotten that we tho farmers OF this section
have taxes TO pay which are promptly collected ana
which our Canadian neighbors have not LhDor Is
cheaper with them They can produce beef aud grain
10 per cent cheaper than wo can with groceries and dry
goods ut present prices And that in short Recipro
city Treaty like the old will be one sided afair very
much to their gain and very much to our loss or course
"they arc anxious" to have the treaty VIII our law
makers be lttf careful and not burn their ugers aud
our farmsi Yours truly &c, d. D. r.
Sp,phriIis. ,J,0fTson Co., NJ L., Feb. TO- 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
,,p,rrNcs LECTURES. ETC.

The New-York African Society for Mutual
Relief WI celebrate their sixtleth anniversary on Tues
day evening the 23d inst, at shiloh Church, corner
nr Willard Parker ectured workmen at the Alexan-
der misson Rooms Nos aud kngst. last evening, on
"How to preserve Health Inc AicA"ucr "''i'" 10 'us
tanned by Dr. John Halls Church. n,. So,
Horacs Greeley will lecture before the Third Union
CO6pertive Building Society on SoOperatloh a. c0opeT
is at O'clock All who arc interested Ia bearing tho
princia expained respectfully invited to attend
yree .xhibton of the stereOseopo Will be given nc
the Five Points OF Industry this evening BY Gen.
Marshall Leffers. =, c..,.... III, ,.o . oonoor,
aud lecture combined at irving Hall on saturday evening
I'M wifi be hIr do COrOva, nd the musical tnl
c signor Abtes. Harry 5anderson the plan.
lar MIR Levy conet solos and many amateurs OF great
ability,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
,r,.or oryrpAI, EEws-BY TELEGRAPH.


The Hudson River is now open to Pough-
keepsie
Yesterday morning the thermometer stood
at zero at Concord NJ H.
sister PhiIomena Myers, Superior of the
Sisters Of Charity Utica, N " since 1861 ded yesler
day. ,,.
The Governor of Illinois has appointed
N, V - a. ouis superintendent of the new Insurance
neoariinent s created by the Legislature.
Tbere IA a report from Fort Lyon that
60 ;st"r W captured abOut eight days since whle
oSt on scouting expedition No particulars are gwen
Tbo Boord of Aldermen of Boston have
c...;t:d ,ba narade ground on the common ior 'ho
sreat peace musical festival on the n'h OF june
w. II. Taylor, prominent produce III meGo eLo
cbsnt of Toronto Canada, and known on Nanso @ & s @ @
SBsfley King has absconded His liabilities arc e"''
At the election held at Minneapolis, MIMI; MIN l.;
vesterday the people voted unanimously III rSS tba
ssuing 500 600 IN bonds for tho purpose oi wv
Falls OF 81. Anthony. -.
Capt. Richard B. Fitzgerald, senior % PaltI, PGo 3,
reS NJ he we'll known house Of Fiizgend Booth 90 90 oa
baltimore died on Saturday. st r"u'oA ""' w."
duly observed in Baltimore today
Savage and Smith, the men who, muT-
neTed Lieuf Commander Mitchell OF the Unlsu s'sag @
Navv i san Francisco In October last nave ocon sou
teuced 10 10 years each IN the state LIlsV~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE INDLANS.

oUTRAGEs IN CALIFORNIA AND ARIZoNA-A
WAR OF EXTERMINATI0N SUGGESTED.
SAN Francisco, March 15--Indan Outrages
reported in Humboldt County in this State. One man.
while plowing his field, shot and killed by the
ages his house undcred and fred tho family barely
Gaping by flight Immediate pursuit was made, but tho
Indians escaped to the mountains.
Late Arizona Intelligence represents that Indian dcpre
datons numerous The people becoming
perated and a OF determination against them,
nenciug with the OF the Indians residing the
Government Reservation is suggested.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE OPPOSITION TO CENTRAL MARKET

The recent action Of the Board of Aldermen,
pointing TO tho speedy suppression OF the new and excel
lent market Broadway, between Forty-eishth and
Forynnnss does not seem to trouble the proprieors
and lcasoes at ALL The Messrs saceh are confident that
they have not nfringed any city frauchiso and are
ready, with the requisite security, TO promptly remove
any injunction that may DO issued against them. They
have acted throughout under the direction of able coun
sell and intend make sturdy fight before succunbing
to the "rng" II appeurs that the Market Committee,
part OF them, visited the market about two weeks
and limited very broadly but Intellectually. that money
would buy favorable report. II is also shown that some
OF tho butchers the west side contributed
heavily toward the fund raised to Influence the action OF
the Common Council The narketmon are by no means
alarmed nj the action OF the Board but rather consider N
a most capital advertisement. One Of them yesterday
morning refused couple OF thOusanddOllar bills for a
stall and fixtures costing him much less than half that
sum- and all seem fuY satisfied with the assurances
Of the owners and the steadily increasing throgs of GUS
toners.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
POLITICAL.

Edward Shaw, a colored man, was elected
Copntv Commissioner for Shelby County, Tenn on the
9th inst. He was the Republican candidate
Returns of the election for Governor of New
Uompshire from all but three small towns give for
soarns. Rep, $500; Bedel, Dem, 1885, majority for
stearns, 3,76I
The Richmond Enquirer says that in few
DAYS new Republican ticket viii be put into the field by
the Petersburg soreheads for Virginia State officers In
opposition 20 Gov Wells and his associates as fooWs;
For Goee,aor-Gilbert c. Walker Of Norfolk.
lieut. -Gorcinor-John F. Lewis OF Rockingham
Attorney GeneraE-J. c. Taylor Of Montgomery.
Intimation having been given that the Hon.
William b. Stokes would not accept tho Republican NOM
uaton for Governor Of Tennessee owing 70 his engage
ments in Washington that gentleman in response TO an
ipouiry from friend says that while he does not seek
the nomination. woulk not feel at liberty to decline It
ift were rendered by the Republican party. lie will
take 1t If the State Convention desire it, but viii not
seek 1t.
The Louisiana Legislature recently passed an
act which provides that railway ears stages steam
boats hotels teaters, and all licensed or Incorporated
places there shall be perfect equality Of rights that Is to
say any wellbehaved person may. by paying the usual
fare or entrance money, take seat in any raicar or
licensed public conveyance place OF amusement, so
long as thero is vacant seat although his cutcle
may be tawny or even Jet black. The wisdom OF this
kind OF legislation may properly be regarded as
subject Of debate But when The NeW orleans Bee says
" The carpetbaggers have done great many bold acts
but there Is not q single among them, nor among
our native Radicals who will have the bravery TO face
the rage OF this community should the State officers pro
ceed to enforce this law it exhibits clearly the fact that
its editor has yet been properly reconstructed This
style OF argument against laws deemed uDpalatable by
portion Of our people has been tried very extern
svcy in this country and, according to our recollection
the argument was concluded near Appomattox Court
House Has The Bee forgotten the result Of that argu
ment
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

A special meeting of the German Cabinet
Makers Association was held last evening at 6ocial Re-
form HALL IN Grapd.st About 700 men were present
representing co shops since the last meeting snop gS
ins I'm ye been held and the OF the men IN Ieaou
,be nronosod strike taken. At the meeting Ilst eve
ming reports were received from the various shops n
- S,1bah were favorable TO the contemplated move
nient It Hppoara that the men IN the OH diI
sOlnc shops paying sls, and others $50 per week:
IN was decided that each shop shall regulate ITS own bill
of icrease which will probably DO fixed at is per cent
above present Tho bosses will be Informed or the
action of tho meeting during the present week, definite
nnswers 10 be returned before Monday morning next.
on Monday evening another meeting Is to be held when
rs probable those shops which refuse 10 give the ad
vance will DO ordered on strike.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

process Of construction for the Company rapidly ap
preaching completion, when the time between James
Slip aud Hunters Point will be made in Is minutes, ust
half the time now occupied. while the run between iunt
Ors Point apd Jamaica. distance Of ten miles, VIII DO
made In 20 minutes. With the commencement or the
spring ARRANGEMENTS the travelling community on the
South Sue Railroad are to have trains ana low
rates nf fare ana Communication The Company have con
traeted for tne building Of dummy engine that VIII
cOmbinea me improvements demanded by those opposed
20 The INTRODUCTION OF steam motive mower In the
streets OF Willinsbnrgh. The number Of boats on tho
ferries - To he increased aud the present unavoidable
branch road curing the coming season from PeasaIs
Corner 10 ar l0ckawHy, which will do away with tho
present tcdous ride by stage The extension road
from Sayylle TO PatchOgue ia rapidly approaching com
month.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

THE KU-KLUX-FLEvEN FREEDMEN ALMOST
BEATEN TO DEATH, ANOTHER SHOT DEAD,
AND a MULATTO GIRI. WHIPPED AND OUT
RACED, IN ONE NIGHT.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIE TRBUSZI
ATLANTA, Ca March 1G.-AbOut three miles
from Barnett's Station, where month ago the Rebels
took possession Of railroad traln another band OF Ku
Klux Sunday night prowlod about until daybreak.
committing numerous outrages colored people. They
beat freedmen almost to death, fractured tho OF
one and shot another quito dead. They also whipped
most cruelty bright nuatto girl only 1G years old and
when insonshle and almost dead, four the ends in
succession outraged her person
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
nn1,reric uApyprs

WILMINGTON n O. March lO-spis TnpsaiIns quiet a, 4se.
Rosa Al 20 r Stained Crude TaTpeatae steady and prices
ebsasaI Tar, sles Cotton weak at 1le for Mt,nsH ,o
,ae 2O0 bLrst exports 5 bales Gold 1871 SteTg Exchange.
1884; sreial m NeSlosk sight preihiua sugar ltid
Ms.s dul Prns fdI5e dn Snprrdns 20 2ai DoghD
TIta Treble Extra 81 Con 6m at soc Oats declined to s
i,r,n in at SIl Ha-PnHe Sal PORK hmeri sales At $50
bacon IN good demand Shnners sie Cest BIB SIDES l Cear
Sides ia Ieni dull aud aneeAnS NhsAy depressed western
Reciftd 92i ag7lc nOmlRa; Far lode Prime, l7sc
BALTIMORE March G-cOtau nnmina hlings ?elc Flour,
Wheat snd Corn dali Oats da todre for Good to Prime s
I7g Ci.arSde i50l8r; shoulders, II. .Gsc HaEs. 2aeAo
Lard auet Al 20G WHISKY hrm sales At a3c -
ToLrpo March 6Four inactive. Wheat dull; Waite Mehgaa
dull With nothing dOng huyers aud sellers sptj
o. decIsel 2e sales GOc HhHu.s Rye doll Barley
nonus Rsetipts3N0 bills Flour 100 bush. Wheat o01 bush
Corn 5000 bash OstS ShipmeuS0C0 bash Wheat Ao basn
Corn iO00 bush. Oats