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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

"A black frost occurred in South Caro-
lima on Thursday morning, and seems to have
been general throughout that aud the adjoip>
lug States. Alldanger irom yellow fever has
ceased, aud refugees from Charleston aro res
turning in large numbers
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

FTuiAcd.-We learn IRON tho Williams
port Plot that the Cumberland Valley Rail
road branch las been completed from IlaGers.
town to Powelrs Bend, bu, as there is law
in existence compelling the company to coal
Mt Willamsporr. the road will MT probably
be operated until the net is repealed or sOmo
compromise is effected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- Trambletnuian, horse valued at s9C,'
900, tho property of Mr.. u. Curtis, Of BROOKS
lyn, New York, died in Kentucky, a few days
ago. This was good deal Of money IN horse
flesh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK TENEMENT adjoining tho Drug
j Store Of Geo 7. Light L Co Il 10 suitable Ter
a LAWYERS office or any Public purpose. VIII be
refued by pApsriug and painting as soon as rented.
~, u. STRAlTH,
Sept, ~, 1871. iOr,he owner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Change Of ScEedale.-on Sunday last
change of time in the arrivals and departure
Of tho passenger trains on the Bnlt". Il Ohio
R. R. went into effect Trains for lIngcrs'
town, Frederick and Winchester, now leave
Baltimore at s A. NJ, 4:lO P. NJ, and ar.
rive at 1910 A. NJ, and sos P. NJ. We
shall publish in our next the schedule Of tho
Winchester Branch
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTS,
The
W A 7 3 4 r L o o
OF
1871.
THE PANIC OF THE GREAT FALL
CAMPAIGN.
A GRAND GIANT SWINDLE!
THE ADVANCE IN DRY GOODSl


Only history repeating ltGelE-Might over Right 3!
1t Is only the Rich growing day by DAY Richer, and
tho Poor Poorer day after day. Hence We throw
out Among the uAiseS, drivtG and leaders aud
SpcciSltirS, 10 check this nsauc thS terrible and
criminal praciceuf Wasting Money, for tho paltry
consideration u a few weeks credit
Such as MasonviIlo Nlusins at II, Bltch at l6,
AudIoseog at I6l, JcSns at u, hsrrinacI at H.
ClArkS D. N. T, Spool Cotton, 7c spool.
blankets and case, Of FIanuels and Tickings at
old time prices. We will chow you price, thai will
never be crushed by that adversely aud nlSiOrtuno
that you and have met aud mastered, do we beg
you In the spirit Of the most intense cRrneStneEs
and sOlicitudr. to save your money and buy your
gOOOS where you get the beet value for tho least
money. Just think Of the money you waite in one
short yeArin paying credit pticrs for lhtGOus, Pins,
Tapes. Spool Cotton, Needles, Shoe Laccs, Hooks
and Eye, and remember that when you branch out
into iuer goods The waste is much heavier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

NOronghjreds.-Wo learn from the Mar,
tinsburg Statesman that Hon. C. ]. Faux,
ner hns recently purchased of the Rev Il. S.
Lacy the cream of his high bred Durham
Stock, Their pcdisrces can DO traced for
many generations bpck with all the certainty
and minutencss of information Tint distinguish
the priuccIy and royal houses of Europe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Cr.oel1t system.

Youmu't udoptour Eystcln or 'tarve- must throw
away the Old flint lock aud up the thirty sh'rcr;
you can't xprcl to live unhcr the terrible dlsadVGn
tage at which We hold you down.
20 Dozen Kid Gloves;
80 Gross Beautiful Silk Dress Buttons;
Linen Ilandkerchicls-3 for 25 cts.
90 Pieces of Cashmere, just in,
from 10 cents up.
Thu. we ara Sighting day and night for money.
for reputation aud Tor the people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
COOK AND EGG STOVES.

THE undersigned offer for sale ? Cook Stoves and
| Egg St0YeB At manu- fActures pTces, to close
consignInent These Stoves are 90 pOr cent. less
than thew can Ia bnught inF from any other hea Ter.
HILIEARY, WILSON h JOHNSON.
Summit Punt, OrL ,, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

GoR ia he .llsautum.-Wc understand
the good people of IllIIsborough, aud its vi
ciuity, hayo become greatly exercised over
tho discovery las, week. Of gold quartz in a
strata ofroCk near that town. Thc'speclmens
have been tested by au old miner aud pro
n"unccd by him equal to the California =
Proper steps have been taken to have the
metal mole thoroughly tested, and should it
bcar the scrutiny, We may soon expect to REQ
our little mountain sister alive with induStrlN
aus goll seekers. Is this discovery due to the
corporate authorities Of IliIlshorOuvb.
W. TLc,sJwy Mirror
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

MSary DR. J. V. Simmons, tho Teller
in our new National Bank, has been appoint
cd Notary Public by Gov. Jacobs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and LOT contain ing Of an Acre OF
A land, in Chnrle.iowu. The Lot being garden.
with vegetables. fruit. &c and the house must
comfortable Dwelling. For further PARTICULAR APP
plyto DALGARN, LUCAS bkoohE'
Sept 70. ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
FOR SALE.

FtRST.RATE FARM Of hundred and
n seventy A ores OF Land witheIeellent in.
r0yemrn,. consisting OF a Dwelling House. Barn,
aud.,he usual outer buildings. IL located ~ miles
from Snthfeld. aud the tnme di,ts zee from sum.
nit Point. jefferson county, W. Va. For fafsher
6ALGARN, LUCAS K BROOKE.
Maya 1871. chsrles.own. JEFF. Co.. W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

DEATH OF D3. GEORGE A. uAMILL.-Itis
with feelings Of deep regret and sadness that
We announce the death of DR.. George A.
tlamiIl Of this city, which occurred on FIJI
day morning last, the 10Th inst.
The circumstances attending his death were
Of tile uust painful aud distressing character.
In company with several gentleman Of tue
medical Profession he had purtaSeU Ot lunch
between Que aud two o'clock Ut Friday mora
rug, at Mr. Dulsey's Restaurant, aud utter
wards started, US 1t is supposed, to visit sOme
VI his pattcnts. This was the last seen VI
hun, until he was found dead early the ueAt
mOrHlng by que Uf the hunds employed Uu
the new building being erected by Col, j. z.
a. NadcnbOusch vi Burke street, immedl4te>
~ below tho doctors own residence.
1t seems through the negligence Of the
hands employed III tue building, the excavation
Intended iUl tho cellar dur was lett un.
covered. This excavation is probably five
feet deep aud walled up. Sume three feet
lrvm 1t, extending to The pavement, bOurd
was thrown across irOm the wal, aud it is sup
posed that the Doctor trippcd against this
board III going down the street, perhaps at
rapid walk, aud was pitched forward !ntv the
oIGnlng referred to falling upon his head aud
dIsUcattug his neck, We suppose he was
killed almost instantly, there being no truce
even Vi n,uIstve struggle. Thus SUD.
denly aud violently, in the prime of life, uud
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

= Tho Circuit Court of Frederick coun
y, Judge Turner presiding, is now in session
TIT Winchester.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
HATS,
TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY SILK GOODS
LADIES' FURS

Into the Auction House Of IIoyt, Wheeler l. Brad
ley, upon lAst Monday. tho great Jew llOIidhy..-
We gut u.ir share. and We claim that We can give
lhcse gUOdS to the masses at half their value. Do
you call this rOhhery' Rather the sdvNnccd and
scientific ideSs that have driven from the field for,
ever that relic Of barbaIiSin-the old, rotten, de
structive
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
The Wharton Trial.

The trial Of Mrs. Wharton, charged with
the poisoning Of General Ketchum and others,
is definitely fixed to take place at Annapolis
on the 4th oil December next, aud the inter.
est 10 the case is consequently ugaln revived.
Applications are already pouring in on the
oficiaIstrom large numbers of persons request.
lug permits to witness the proceedings. On
tho part OF the accused the following counsel
will appear: Messrs. S. Teaklo Wallis, j.
hewitt Steele aud John II. Thomas, all of
whom arc prominent at tho bar. For the
prosecution there will be Hon. Isaac D. Jones,
Attorney. General for the State; A, Leo
Knott, attorney for Baltimore city, and Hiram
Revolls, district attorney for Anne Arundel
county, Maryland 1t is generally conceded
TINT tho array Of legal ability on both sides is
formidable, and yet it is understood that i'd.
di,iOual prominent counsel will DO engaged
to assis, the prosecution.
Mrs. Wharton has just been transferred
from the city Jail ut Baltimore to the jail at
Annapolis, where she will await her trial.
She is accompanied by her daughter, who has
so dovotedly attended her and shared her in
carccratiOn since the day Of her arrest, never
leaving her night or day. They occupy a
nicely furnished room situated over the apart.
nientI in which the sheriff aud his family
reside, aud which has nothing in its appear.
auce to Indicate that it is portion OF tho Jail
except the iron bars outside The windows
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.
DuARLEsTOwS FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIVE next Annual Session Of THE School will com.
| mcnce on MONDAY, the 18TH DAY OF SEP.
TENDER NEXT, at tho rpOHW Of Mai .Rears!ey.
corner Of Maine and Wrhi streets.
The course Of instruction embraces tho usual
branrhrs II education taught in our schools, Ia.
GLIDING slsU Latin, fIcnrh and Music.
boarding wilt b. prov ided. and tcrms and further
rArtiruiars made knnwn IN pplicN ton l." the Prin'
cipal Charges in all cHsc. to be nAid ono half in
advance. ROBERT T. BROWN,
ChatICStown, Jefferson county W.. Va,
August Is, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

In,pOrtt0H Decisioa.-On last Wednesday
Judge Turner Of tho Circuit Coult rendered
decree in tho cause of tho o. a. Il Nlanas,
sas Railroad Co, Us. the Winchester X Po'o,
mac road, which was deliberately argued by
dis,iuguth,d counsel last June in the Fred
erick Circlit Court. The suit was instituted.
!, will b. remembered, Tor tho value Of iron
removed from the Manassas road by tho Fed
eral government aud laid down on the W, Il
7. road during the war. Tho Judge rcn,
Lcred decree allowing the Manassas Com.
pnny, 2,OS6 tons OF iron at s55 per ton aud
ii tons at 81 per cwt, the whole amounting
TO SIl5,S5O in money with interest for five
We have not heard whether It is the iutcn>
ton Of the ". \ P, company to carry the
case to the Court Of Appeals or not.
r lV;urLsvIsr NSIrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Tsmpcranre,-Rcv. j. b. Fitzpatrick, of
Shephcrdstown, will deliver Temperance
Address before Phunix Division, Sons Of
Temperance, in the Presbyterian Church at
Dulields Depot, on Thursday evening next
tho exercises to begin ut o'clock. The
Temperance organizations of the county have
been invited to attend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
abEH! I SEE !!

Store,
Where they can be bought 70 per cent. cheaper
than elsewhere. especially invite The Ladies' to
examine nv stOck Ut ln" siOes brfOfe purchasing
elsewhere. Tor ! am rrrIrin there never wRs such a
stuck hufure offered in this market. just look at
the following prircs:
LADIES, SHOES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
Ia 71-Z q.

THE rit Gaia lncue shows an attendauee Of III
| STUDENT. at thu. Institution. Five distinct De.
par,m-nts Of inatr ucIvn, with a full corpsoi eom
petrmi PEUirssOrs.
matte, pure aud applied; Psychology. Ethics.
Political Economy. Logic. Rhetoric. tue Sciences;
&c. carefully and thoroughly taught. Practical
Chemistry. and Ptysrt. illustrated BY hppropr ate
,ppara,us. Special advantages Tor the itudy Of
Zoology. ,,,,
4 r6od Library. Extensive Cabinets OF Mineral.
sgy Geology md Cuuchongy; together with many
specimens in other depst tnents Of Sstutai History.
Fins buildings; beautiful and healthy loestion'
good society.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 9Th. Winter, December
9th. Spring. March Goth. Commencement, June
Goth.
boarding from So 81 per week.
TUITION. from $ Is to S9i per year.
For further particulars. inquire OF ,.,
President.
Morrsntown, West Va. June 10, ls7i-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Delinquent Lands.-Thc sale of lands and
other realty for the nOn>payment of taxes,
commenced in front of our COu,t>HOuso on
Tuesday last, as heretofore advertised by the
Sheriff. The sale was resumed on Saturday,
and will, wo suppose, be continued ut inter-
walls for some time to come. Those interested
in the matter may save great trouble, if not
heavy loss, by giving it their attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

For VdShiNg'OH,-Mr. William Andrews,
more Familiarity known rs tho "Boss, started
for Washington city Inst Tuesday morning,
having received tho appointment Of wntchman
ut the Treasury Department at q salary Of
S72U per nnnum. The result ip this county
disguised the "BOss,' and no has shaken of
the dust from his feet, and taken shelter un.
der the all protecting wing OF Useless |. We
must say that its good move" No man
that We can call TO mind was more deserving
Of an Office at tho hands of the radical admin.
istration ,hun tie "Bo>s." He has been it,
wheel horse here, and our people will try aud
worry along without him.-B.
My Killing is the order Of the day in this
vicinity, md many fat pOrkcfs have been
slaughtered during the past week Corn is
dear aud the people aro fearful Of the hog
cholera, and so nre making sure thing OF it.
We understand TINT pork has been offered
aud bought at 5 cents per pOund.-N.
Newspaper JuJilce.-Vcry few papers, re
lisious OF secular, now published, have been
IN existence more lhhh uuHIteI VI u te"'u'E
bn, the New York Ob~vter announces that
ii will enter upon its tittrth year in the be.
ginning Of 1872. 1t was established as re.
ligious paper; giving, also, the most iWpo't'
ant secular news aud it has been Que Of the
abIest and ut the spme time, one OF the most
successful Journals in the country.
The Publishers announce for tho coming
year as free gilt to each of their subscrib'
ers, a New Year. Book containing a vast
amour, of information in regard to Church
and State and all important business affnirs Il
real ency cOpedu, such MS any intelligent per
son wishes to have always ut hand. Spccl'
men copies Of TIC paper and Prospectus OF
the Year Book, sen, free to oil who will ap'
ply New subscribers will receive tho paper
- a., ~; IruuUrU ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
a III

THESE PlTILEss AND MERcILEss AUCTION
MACHINES.
This is the music aud these the prices that crowd
our AtUrcs whilst other merchants sleep upon their
counters. We Claim TO be working on tie short
line, the right road, have the inside track, COM
mGud the situation and &C acknowledge no equal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
RuT LET

lllFs WhSoEso Fhh ESN AhA@s'S'A' LS'
What a volume 10 there in tho enOrmUuS amount Of
our LuslnrGS
Low priceA in everything. These stern and stub.
born fcia are tho dtadeat weapons OF Scathing
Antire and invectNc that EmAFh ~ in a moment the
lite long hopes oi big profile aud internal prices;
those drIusive dreams that have wrecked many
nOblr craft upon that drusiVe ROCK OF ,rcdit, that
might have ben miarrSA Of tho a. But big
profits and long rrrut have swept them without
mercy or discrimination into that vast vortex. and
the Auctions hNvn placed them and THERE intn our
hands Tor tlr benefit III ihr MASSES, THE MIL.
LIOSS AND THE MONEY.
Thete arc self evident truthS that never die, that
wilt live iUrOvrr-until the last wave Of timu OsatS
up n The Shorcs Of rternity.
GOODS DELIVERED EVERYWHERE FREE
CASH DOWN.
DrJ4 Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods and always sOld without profit.
SETH NJ, TiMBERLARE.
Sc $'f'; $' s y: $::;; Statesmen.
L. l.. >ApLER.
Oct "a, 1911.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Violent Storm The severe weather in
our region on last Tuesday, gathered into
terrific tempest of wind, hail and snow, rs it
moved East From tho coast of New Jersey
to Canada lameutable accounts arc given of
the destruction of property, aud in many in
stances, the loss of life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Tie Small R1 is prevailing to an alarm.
iug extent in many portions of tho country,
In tho upper Valley We have noticed frequent
reference to the ravages Of this lOuthsome dis.
ease. 1t would DO wise precnution on tho
part of our people if a thorough course of
Vaccination were effected throughout tho
county. In view of tho largo negro pOpula,
ton among US, aud perhaps mnuy whites too
poor to pay tho expense, would it not bO
judicious for the Board of Supervisors to take
action in The prCmises2
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-01
xnaAn xMTn1xranMon.
The New Grand Jury-Judge FInIetter's
Charge.


Court of Quarter Sessions-Judge Finletter.
The May term OF the Court opened this morning
Mr.. Joseph Arrson being appointed foreman OF tie
Grand Jury, Ia delivering the customary charge to
the Grand Jury, Judge Finletter said:-
Gentlemen OF the Grand Jury:-I desire to ad-
dress you briefly upon your duties and responsible
ties. The Grand Inquest from the earliest times
has been regarded as a most important part OF our
system OF criminal Jurisprudence, which, whether
regarded as the parent or offspring OF free nstitu-
tOns has preserved, against all attacks and under
all vcissitudes, the rights and liberty OF the indi-
From the people. for whose safety and prosperity
all laws should be made and enforced, the Grand
Jurors are selected. No criminal, however nagraut
can be brought TO trial or punishment until Grand
Jury in manner and form has presented an accusa-
There is however a more agreeable duty. 1t is to
protect the innocent from the unjust accusations
District Attorney in proper form to place before you
the accusations OF the Commonwealth. These are
are called ''bils," or bills OF Indictment.
1t is your duty TO ascertain by competent testl-
mony whether the facts therein contained be true
or not. That they constitute in law crime is not
for to Judge, as that Is the peculiar province or
the Court. Nor would It be proper for you TO con-
slider the hardship OF any particular case, or the
In considering such bills as the District Attorney
may present, you will be guided aOne by the evil
dence OF the witnesses whose names are endorsed
upon them. II the necessity arise for hearing wit
Desses not endorsed upon the bills, 1t is the duty OF
the Dis let Attorney to apply to the Court for per-
bill, anu upen cause being shoHn, the Court VIII
allow this 10 be done Ihls Is no mere technicality.
1t the right OF the citizen to know who 1t is that
charges him with crime, and who the witnesses are
| to sustain the accusation
Compel ne man TO vindcste himself at the bar of
public justice unless you have faith in the integrity
Of his accusers and are satisfied from the evidence
| that he has violated the law.
You cannot attach too much importance to the
secrecy which should attend your deliberations. IL
will be not Only violation OF your duty and your
o8ths, but will be high misdemeanor and great
public wrong, for you 10 speak 10 any one savelthe
District Attorney and the Court OF such matters
you may have iii charge.
with corruption in the Grand Jury the whole
stream OF our Jurisprudence becomes polluted. But
when the fountain is pure it sends forth living
waters 70 gladden. and refresh the hearts OF men,
| am sure you will take worthy, manly pride in an
honest and intelligent discharge OF your duties, and
thereby deserve and receive the appreciation O your
fellow citizens, for whom you are called upon to
ct
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-01

First. To place him at the head OF the new and
important Committee OF Privileges and Eections.
leaving the est OF the committee to stand In the
pr eclse order It had been, with one vacancy 70 be
nled in harmony with the majority
Second. To leave Mr. Sumner 60 stand in his old
place as chairman, and to make change In the
body Of the committee by promoting one OF its men,
bers TO another committee, and I'LL the vacancy by
Senator in harmony with the majority.
My own opinion was and is that the latter course
was the most polite and just; but the majority de-
cided, after full consideration and debate, upon the
first alternative.
1t has been the subject OF complaint that Mr..
Cameron and not some else, was left at the head
of the committee. But he was next in the list and,
by uniform usage, became its chairman, unless he
voluntarily declined.
such are the leading facts, and state them with
out any desire to justify my own opinion or to
arragn Others or one thing am clear, that after
this purely domestic controversy was decided Ia a
Republican conference, It was highly improper to
allow our political adveTsaries TO review It.
He must have a narrow mind who cannot per-
ceive enough here for an honest difference OF
opinion or who can find in this question pretense
for schism in a great political organization.
Very truly yours, JOHN SHERMAN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-01
N MARn = hADNER, Brokers. report this morning
Philadelphia Trade Renort.

MONDAY, may 1.-The Flour market Is without i'm
provement the demand being limited to the wants
OF the home consumers, whose purchases foot up
QUO or COO barrels including superne at IS 2kS5'50
extras at f5'T5@6; Wisconsin extra family at 81 ;
Minnesota do. do. at s797'25; Pennsylvania do do.
at So 6O@I; Indiana and Ohio do do. at 81 725@775
may be quoted at s56O@o62h. In Corn Meal
nothing doing
The Wheat market is exceedingly nat and prices
have downward tennency. Sales OF 400 bushels
Ohio red st 81 65 1000 bushels Indiana at 81 CO., 400
bushels Pennsylvania red at e1'41 and 400 bushels
Western amber at $1'60. Rye is firm at slIOa1 10
for Pennsylvania. Corn is held with much conf
dence; sales OF yellow at rec, and 5000 bushels
Western mixed at 74G7 75c. Oats are In fair request,
and 5000 bushels Pennsylvania and Western sold az
64@65c. In Barley and Malt sales were reported.
Quercitron at $50 per ton.
Seeds-Cloverseed meets with limited inquiry at
7h@shc. per 10. Timothy is nominal. Flaxseed
sells at e205@2'10.
Whisky is scarce and commands ssc. for Western
iron. bound. U. - y