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FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & GO.
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds arc secured, first, by a First
Mortgage on tho Railroad ITSELF Its rOlllng.stock
and all equipments; SEcoHd, by First Mortgage
on ltS entire Land Grant, being more than Twen.
ty'Two Thousand Acres Of Land to each mile Of
Road.
Tho Bonds arO free from United States Tax
the Principal aud Interest arc payable In Cold
the PRINCIPAL At the end Of Thirty years, and the
Interest Semi.AnnuAlly, at the rate Of SEVEN AND
TAREE.TEATHs PER CENT. per 4nnum.
They are Issued II denominations OF 500, $500,
Sl,OO, 81 900 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are MOssrs.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j, Edgar Thorn
son, President Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific $50 Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable AT Ten PEG
CGNr. premium Tor 1,l0), in exchange for the
Company lands at thelr lowest caSh pTlCc.
In add ltlon to their absolute safety lhcse Bonda
yield an income larger, We believe than any other
nrat.Class security. Persons holding United
states 620's can, by converting them into North
ern PacihcS, increase their yearly Income OfIt'
AtFd, and still have perfectly reliable inVeat'
ment
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and OF any needed denomination. Per
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do so with any OF our Agents, who
win allow the highest current price for ALI MAR,
KEFABLE sECURITIEB.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly to ui
BY express, and we will send back Northern Pa.
ciGc Bonds At our own risk, and without cost TO
tho investor. For further information, pamph.
lets maps, ETC., call on or address the undersgn.
cd, or anYof the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation hlve accepted the
General Agency for West Virginia and the ad'
Joining counties Of Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon-
mend them 70 my customers and investors gen
orally. r, cRAhCLEI
l0nl1eod President Ctty bank.
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Gheqntelliqstrter.

TIE Worrell Sisters and party, while
on their way TO Pittsburgh, met with an
unpleasant accident near Housewife, Sat.
urday. They were driving along tortu-
Gus country road leading from Rouseville
to Oil City, where they were to take the
cars. About midway between the places
named the unskillul Jehu managed to
drive into rut and overturned the wagon.
Females, attendants, trunks and trappings
rolled over promiscuously. Miss Emma
Hall, one Of the party, received very
painful cash on her forehead, and black
eye-nature made 1t blue. Mr.. William
Sheldon had an ankle sprained, Mrs. Shel.
don's neck was twisted in an uncomforta-
BILE way, and the two Worrells were con.
siderably bruised. None Of tho party
were badly hurt, however.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March i

W NASA4A4NSA ASsNt ASN+S~~
Mr.. SUMNER presented q memorial from
the colored people OF Georgia, represent
ing that they arc denied redress in the
courts and attacked by mobs when assert
ing their rights, and asking protection
from Congress.
The Senate took up as the business OF
the morning hour Mr.. sHERMAN's resolu-
ton alleging the subVersion by armed,
disguised and lawless men, mainly soldiers
OF the late rebel armies, Of all civil au.
thority in the large Southern States; that
persons and property are unsafe, the rights
of citizens denied and the courts render
ed powerless by organized perjury to
punish crimes, and inStructing the Judici-
ary Committee to report remedial legisla-
tion.
Mr.. SHERMAN said every word contain.
cd in the resolution was strictly true, and
in the eleven Southern States the public
condition was one Of unparalleled horror
and anarchy.
Messrs. DAVIS, STEVENSON, JOHNSTON
and LEWIS, on the Democratic side, ad'
dressed the chair.
Mr.. LEWIS said his State, Virginia
was as peaceful and orderly as that Of any
State in the Union. He denied that any
Ku.Klux organization existed there,
Mr.. JOHNSTON, an associate OF Mr.
LEWIS, corroboratcd the assertion Of his
colleague.
Mr.. SHERMAN replied that lie would
substantiatc the assertions Of the resolu.
ton from testimony taken before the Sc
lect committee in the Senate.
AIr. DAVIS replied that there were dis
orders in Kentucky that ought TO be put
down by tho proper authorities. He ad.
mitted that it would be done sooner and
much more fully Congress did not inter-
ferc with State authorities.
-Ar. STEWART madean unanimous report
from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections in the case OF Morgan G. Ham.
ilton that he was duly elected to tho Sen.
ate, from Texas, commencing March 4,
1871, and was therefore entitled to bis
seat, on taking the required oath. The
resolution was adopted.
The VICE PRESIDENT said that II 1Ir.
Hamilton was present, he would come
forward and take the oath, hut he was alb
sent from the chamber.
Adjourned,
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Peter Mitchell, one of the crew ofthe
schooner Spy, fell overheard and was
drowned in the Milwaukee river, Friday
night.
The vessels belonging to the United
States marine service on the lakes, will be
thoroughly overhauled in q few weeks, pre-
paratoFy 10 their being ordered into COM
mission for the season.
"A Jackson. Tenn, special says that
Hester King and @. johnson, colored, are
being tried for the murder Of Mr.. Van
Hook. Their connection with the muir
der has not yet been established.
The Southern Democratic members
Of the House, in caucus Saturday, resolved
to advise their constituents 10 afford every
facility to the joint committee for ascer-
tanning the truth concerning the violation
Of law within that section Of country.
Subscriptions to the new loan satur.
day were $9y250,0O0. In all they are now
$l5,003,5O0.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is en-
gagged in perfeCting plans for calling in
very soon large amount Of the $50
bonds. How soon this will be done is not
yet determined, but it is no secret that
preliminary arrangements are now in
course Of preparation.
Track laying has commenced on the
Northern Pacific road west Of Brainard.
The bridge Is completed at that point and
trains run over It.
Minneapolis has shipped 500 barrels
of flour Tor the French sufererers.
Tho steamship Helvetia, from New
York, has arrived at Queenstown.
The President and family have gone
to Philadelphia to replenish their wPFd-
robe preparatory to their trip TO California.
Mrs Grant will visit New York before re-
turning to Washington.
"A mortgage of the franchise and
chattels OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
for $28, 100000 was recorded in San Fran-
cisco on Wednesday.
jeff Davis was serenated by his rebel
friends In Montgomery, Ala, Saturday
evening"
The nomination of Richard Crowley
Of LOckport as DiStrict-Attorney for the
Northern District Of New York, Is under.
stood in Washington by Senator Fenton's
friends, according to their public state.
ments, rs indicative Of deliberate prr-
pose to ignore his counsel or advice in re-
gard to New York appointments.
Gov. Stcarns will tomorrow give
certificates of election TO Hubberd, Bell
and Parker, new democratic congress.
men, and they will .startfor Washington at
once.
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Army Order.

4.u WASHINGTON, March Is.
A general army order was issued to.
day directing company commanders to
report the names OF all Indifferent soldiers
who ought, for good service, be dlscharg.
ed, and provides for the transfer Of men
from one company to another, so that on
the first Of July next the aggregate, as
required by the act Of last CongrssSsshNll
not exceed $4,000. Recruiting officers
will hereafter raise the standard Of height
and other qualifications for tho service.
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Miss ANNA PHELPS and some two thou.
sand other women have petitioned the,
Legislature OF Massachusetts, to purchase
in the neighborhood Of Boston tract Of
good cultivated land, to be laid out in lots
Of from half an acre 10 five acres, with
houses on each, to be leased to the poor
working women Of Boston, to whom tho
State would be willing to furnish ratlons,
seeds aud instruction In gardening until
they would be able to raise their food and
otherwise become selfsuppOrting, the
payment Of rent to be commenced on the
third year, and to be so applied that each
woman would eventually pay for the eS.
tate, in the way ot rent, and become its
pOssessOr.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, March 1s.

The market is rather quiet. Wherever
a concession in prices Is made, however,
the einterior purchaser does not hesitate to
take hold OF seasonable goods. The Lodi
prints are reduced'to 0tc to-day, while
all the regular makes are selling at 10c.
Exeter A sheetings, 9ic; New Market A,
lOic; Golden Ridge is selling at SIC;
Dwigh ut W, 94c; Massachusetts, fine B B
Sheetings, 1Oic; Lyman G, 10i; Pepperell
Corset Jeans, 1sfc; Eagle Stripes, .9t;
Sheridan do, 0ic; G do, 1Oc; WassacI.
micon Bleached 1IuslIns, 12}c; Hart.
ford GiDghams, 12c; Glasgow, 1Sc; Pacific
Mills, plain and glAce Armuses and print.
ed Delaines, 1sc; plain and glace Alpacas,
21c.
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Attempt to Rob a Bank at Indiana,
lFf Pennsylvania. t,As
n,n.nsnr-unrr March 1R

At II o'clock last night, as the tele'
graph operator at Indiana, Pa, was enter.
ing his office, which isin the same room
with the First National Bank, he was at
tackled by four men with blackened faces,
knocked down and dragged into the
bank, gagged and handcutEed. One OF
the party: sat by him with q revolver
while the others went to work to open
the safe. Shortly afterwards they became
frightened and left, getting no money ex-
Cepting $50 from tho operator, who was
found this morning badly injured. One Of
the men Is described as large muscular
Irishman. He is not able to describe the
others.
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EARLY last Sunday morning seven hun
dred pounds Of. nitro.glycerine exploded
in small wooden building on the west
side OF the Hoosac tunnel. The building
was Of course blown to splinters. The
cans in which the glycerino was kept was
spread out In ragged shapes. A young
growth Of birch and NAPLES was cut
through for a distance cf ftwenty rods, tho
path being six rods wide. Tho trees,
three inches in diameter, were torn and
twisted into withes. The village of North
Adams, two and a half miles distant, was
shaken as II by an earthquake. No Lives
were lost, but the explosion was terrific.
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ARKANSAS.
neutrality-suspicious. Clayton.
MEMPHIS, March 1s.

Legislation.-Impeachmc hmcnt--Clayton.
MEMPHIS, March 1s.
The Ardldnches Little Rock special
says:
In the House yesterday o bill was intro
duced 10 provide for filling the office o.
Governor, in case Of a vacancy. Il pro-
vides that the President pro tenn. Of the
Senate shall become Governor, and II
there's none, the Speaker Of the House
The Senate assembled at one o'clock as a
high court OF. impeachment, acting Chief
Justice WhitGcoCk presiding. A commu.
niCatlon was received from Chief Justice
Mcclure acknowledging the service and
saying he was ready for trial Counsel
for the respondent submitted general
demurrer to the articles of impeachment,
after which the Court adjourned till Mon
day, when the. argument can be had on
the demurrer. OF course 1t will be sus.
tanned and the defendant released,
Clayton sent in his resignation to the
House this morning announcing that he
had turned over the books and papers OF
the office to the president pro tom, Of the
Senate. Clayton leaves for Washington,
tomorrow. lIadley was sworn in this
evening and entered upon the discharge
ofhis duties as Governor. About three
years ago he was a merchant here and
failed, took the benefit Of the bankrupt
law, has been in tho State five years,
When the reconstruction bill passed, he
entered into politics as a radical. Sue.
ceeding in being elected Senator from this
district he was one Of the strongest advo.
Gates oGthe funding bill passed by the last
Legislature, and is said to have made a
good thing OF 1t. He is now well off
Before Clayton resigned he signed near
thousand commissions for friends who
had been provided for, among them
Speaker Tankersley, as superintendent OF
tie penitentiaY.
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"DoN G1ovANoI" was announced at the

"DoN GlovANoI" was announced at the
Academy Of Music, Philadelphia, on Fri.
day evening, for Max Maretzek's benefit.
The orchestra refused 10 perform, how.
ever, for some cause, probably because
they were not paid. After waiting until
nearly 0 O'clock, the audience became up.
roarous, and q gentleman from the stage
announced the fact of tho tlddlers' strike,
and modestly suggested that II any OF
the audience were dissatisfied, their money
would be returned. Strange to say, many
Of them were very much dissatisfied, and
took back their se0uins.
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Hongria, Gomez, and many others like
them, Dominicans? II they desire to
make themselves heard, why, il truth
alone Is sought, are so many precautions
taken to suppress the expression Of their
sentiments. The resolve to annex, when
1t really exists, implies determination on
the part OF the annexationists too strong
to require as support schemes unworthy
ofapower guided only by goodwill, truth,
and justice"
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 10.

CINCINNATI, March 10.
CorToN-Unchanged; middling at 14tc,
FLouR-Steady; tlmily at $6 4Oa6 60
GRAEN-Wheat firm at 81 40. Corn
dull at 66a57c. Rye firm at 81 05a1 05,
Oats steady; No. 2, 5Oa52c. Barley dull
at S0aS9c.
GROCERIES Iee-Firm; prime at is
aisle. Sugar-Demand good.
LINsEED OTI-Dull at 92c. Lard Oil
Quiet at 81 07a1 0S.
Eaas-Dull at 14c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at eSaSSc.
CHEEsE-14a18ic.
SEEDs-Clover dull at 12c. Timothy
at IS 5Oa0 IS.
PRovEs1oNs-Pork-Dull at $2l, asked
Lard-Dull; 1ea12tc asked. Bulk Meats
Dull at 7Ra9ta9ta10c. Bacon-Dull
and dropping at S4a10fa11tc.
HoGs-Firm at 6ia74c.
WHBKY-95c. .
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MICHIGAN.
Shocking Parricide :. Flood in the
Saginaw.

SaglnaWS
DETROIT, March 10.
Daniel Ellis and wife were murdered in
their house in the village Of Jacksonville,
near Ypsilanh, Saturday morning. The
bloody deed was done with an axe, which
which was found near the bodies. The
murderer Is supposed to be Franklin Ellis,
son of the deceased. BE was arrested ut
Ypsilanti last night. 1t was supposed he
was waiting for train on which to escape.
He has for some time shown signs Of
mental arrangement. ~
The water Of the Saginaw river has
reached an unprecedented height, being
to-day three inches above the highest
mark made last year. All railroad com.
munication between Saginaw and Bay
City Is suspended, but ample facilities for
travel are furnished BY steamboats,. The
water in the upper streams Is reported
subsiding. The steamer Marine City,
from al pima, passed down to-day, and re-
potts no ice in Lake Huron. r9f
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Affairs in AIisslppi.
LONDON, March Is.
WAsn1NGroN, March Is.

Governor Alcorn, Miss, telegraphs to
Senator Ames, and Representatives Nor.
phis, Harris and Pierce, that the late out
RACES at Meridian, are being legally inves-
tigated; that some disturbances have
since taken place along the Alabama bor-
der, but there is difficulty in discovering
the guilty parties, as they were in dis.
guise; that tho power Of the State govern.
men is ample to preserve peace, and that
with the exceptions above stated, order
reigns throughout the State Of Mississippi
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No NEWS yet Of the missing man, John
NJ. Woodbridge. His friends still have
confidence that he Is alive, and arc untir,
ing in their efforts to unravel the mystery.
Experts say he is tho most extensively ad.
vertised OF any man who has disappeared
for long time.-IMarcttd Register.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March IS.
FIoUR-Extra spring quiet at IS 75a
665.
GRA1N-Wheat firm and advanced 1c;
No. 9 spring 81 25Ra1 go seller March,
81 29 seller April. this afternoon quiet
Corn firm and tasc higher; No. 2 mixed
5SSa5S4c cash and 5SFa5Stc seller April.
Oats quiet; No. 3, 504c Tor regular and 80
a5Oac for fresh receipts. Rye-No 9 quiet
at 9Oia91c. Barley-spring No. 9 dull at
7sas0c.
Hoes-Active at SO 5Oa7 25.
CATTLE S. O0a7 90.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, March 1s.
The steamship Algeria, from Liverpool,
has arrived. -
Theupward movement in Governments
yesterday was partially stimulated by
some reports to the effect that o change
will be made after the present month in
the method Of buying bonds and selling
gold, and that exchanges will be made
direct. All apprehensi0ns Of an aggrava-
ted stringency In monetary affairs seem to
have vanished,
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INTERNAL REvENuEM MATTERS.
Reign of Terror in the SOuth..The
Revenue Laws Delied.-.PrOpOSGa
Legislation.
WASHINGTON, March 10.

WASHINGTON, March 10,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
states that the Supervisors for North and
South Carolina, Georgia and Mississippi
report that in many sections Of their dis
tricts q reign Of terror exists, and 1t is
totally impossible to enforce the revenue
laws. Insome instances the internal rev.
enue officers have been compelled to flee
for their lives.
A bill has been proposed and will be
offered in the House tomorrow, providing
for tho enforcement of the revenue laws
in Southern States. The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue may employ such
police force as he may deem necessary, TO
receive such pay as the Secretary OF the
Treasury may approve. The bill pro.
vides for the appropriation Of 100000
to carry out its provisions. ., ,..
General Williams, Deputy Commits
siorer Of Internal Revenue, lett Washing
ton on IN extended official tour through
several Of the Western States. -
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FORTY years ago Simon Cameron pur-
chased for 800 spur of the Broad
Mountain in Pennsylvania. It Is now
worth 81 100000 Coal has been mined
out OF It for thirty.flve years, and he has
realized in the shape Of royalty about
$lOO q day. So says an exchange.
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Concerning the Adjournment of Con.
I'D. gress. u n l..a
WASHINGTON, March 10.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
There is no doubt that q large majority
Of the House are still anxious to close the
session after passing the concurrent resolu.
ton tor tho appointment Of o joint com
mittee to investigate Southern affairs,
being opposed to Tic passage of bill on
the subject during the present session.
General Butler will tomorrow renew
his eifor to introduce his antl.Ku Klux
bill.
The time for the final adjournment Of
Congress depends upon the Senate.
President Grant will return from Phila'
delphia tomorrow morning.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 1s.
F1ouR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, unchanged. Corn firm
white southern sGas7c; yellow sSas4c.
Oats 64a65c.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork quiet at $29 90;
bacon shoulders 9ic; bacon sides 11ic;
bacon sides, clear rib 12c; hams 174a1sc,
Lard 1910.
WHtsKY-Dull at 02o.
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President Grants Movements.
PurADEIPu1A March /

President Grant arrived here yesterday
afternoon and in the evening dined with
the Hibernia Society at the st. Cloud
Hotel. His visit to the city is supposed
to have some connection with the up.
pointment Of collector for this port.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. March Is.

ANEW 4Ohh1 A4h1Cu 4O'
Gold steady at 111a111t. Loans OF 1a3
per cent. Clearances $35, 100000. Govern.
ments firm. The offer ofthe Secretary Of
the Treasury of tho first two hundred
million of thel new 8 per cent at par in
gold or lin exchange Tor United States
5-20s will be kept open in It's conditional
form only ono week longer; after March
Goth subscriptions will be subject to the
conditions In their order named in the
Treasury circular. Stocks opened steady
and SO continued until the bank statement
was made public, when there was con.
siderable pressure to sell; the principal
dealings have been in New York Central,
Wabash, Pittsburgh, Northwestern pre-.
ferred, Rock Island, Ohio & Mississippi,
Western Union Telegraph and Pacific
Mail; at the close the market was heavy
and lower. The bank statement Is un.
favorable and shows that the banks have
made net loss of $2,77O,470in their legal
reserve; they now hold only $12,640,570
above25 per cent required by law. Money
easy at 4a5 per cent, State securities dull
with tho exception Of Virginia new,
which was very strong. Sterling Ex.
chAnIe. banker's bills. 1904.
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Jamaica "Yearuing" for Anne1a.
tiOn.
KNosroN, JAMAIcA, Marcl!

hINuSTON, JAMAICA1 uIHFCI 10.
Since the visit Of the San Domingo
Commissioners, popular feeling runs high
in favor Of the United States, There Is
an idea here that Jamaica will soon follow
San Domingo. The feeling Of the Haytien
refugees, as generally expressed, lavora
annexation. They say the value Of pro.
perty in Hayti will increase, and that the
Haytiens seeing railroads, telegraphs,
steamers, roads and thriving commerce
in San Domingo, will soon desire annexa-
ton themselves. Tho U. s. Commission.
ers, before leaving Jamaica, visited ex.
President Geffrare of Haytl
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CTANT0N NJ. HOWARD,


DetaiiS IsrOmetFlcal Projections, Perspective.
Rstimates, Specifications, Working drawings
and General Dnughts promptly furnished.
Patent once Drawings prepared for Inventors,
and guaranteed not to be Informal.
omeo: Fourth Street, ID door below Court
House. oet10
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Accident.

a Boston, March 19.
By the fall OF a scaffOld at Jamaica
Plains yesterday, Judson Card was killed,
two other men lost limbs by their being
broken, and q fourth man was severely
bruised.
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New HampShire.-No Choice Of Gov.
ernOr by the People.
CONCORD, N, m, NIarch 1

CONCORD, N. H., NIafoh 10.
Weston tailed in the election by the
people by about 100 votes. An official
count will be required to settle the com.
plexion Of the Legislature, but the indlca-
tons altogether favor the Democrats.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
FLouR-steady; extra family SO 75a
GRAIN-Wheat, steady; red western
81 90. Rye, unchanged, Corn, firm;
mixed western SEC; yellow sSas4c. Oats
unchanged.
Unchanged.
WmSKY-Dull at o3c.