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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-20

Pittsbnrg, April 20.
Crude spot, 9.
Feb. 2l5s.
B. .. all year. 1873.
s. o. do. ll7s.
Market Unchanged,
Rp6ned-Spot 2lha April % May 2234
Market quiet.
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Governor Curtin.

The only letter written by Gov.
Curtin since his arrival in New York
was addressed to Gen. Beaver and
other strong Republicans in Centre
county. Under date Of Sept 7th ho
says:
II am encouraged by DR.. Parker
to hope that after little while Of ab-
solute rest. skillful medical treatment
and freedom from care and excite.
ment, l may become strong enough
10 assist you in discussing tho pen
ding political issues. My conyic-
tions are well settled and will be
frankly and fully expressed when
am able to do 80 with justice to my
self"
How could Curtin assist these
sterling republicans if he has gone
over to Mcclure 4 Co?
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Now. Then, for Pennsylvania

We have won all the skirmishes
aud carried all the outposts From
this moment every nerve will be
strained by the Mules to break this
line of disaster, by carrying Penn
sylvania in October, for the pie-bald
crew running Greeley and Buckalew.
Every cent the Democrats can raise,
every orator they can send, and every
scheme they can devise, will be used
to carry our State. 'Pe must re-
doubie our erertions! The whole
Union looks to us, REPUBLICANS
OF PENNSYLVANIA to complete
the destruction of the fraudulent
coalition which aims to obtain power
by trick. II zoe can carry our good
old State by a rousing majority m
October, The battle is ronI IL WE
ARE BEATEN IN OoToBsR THE GOOD
ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED Is LOST This
consideration should nerve every
Republican, every patriot, to renew
ed activity under the inspiring in
fuence Of North Carolina, West Vir-
ginia, Vermont and Maine ! Keep at
,oork Z Oyyani<eH LET NOTHING RE
'6iiNdD1191x 2R lobReE. " nEcsEr
~ u t--1sa4
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Copperheads can easily vote for
Charles Il. Buckalew, for he was
prince among them in 1864. Demo
Gratis eau easily vote for Charles II.
Buckalew, for he has no single in
stinct that is not in full harmony
with the most corrupt practices aud
principles of the sti1ightest Of their
sect. But no honest Republican can
vote for him without stultifying him
self without voting TO re-establish
the old hunt for the leaves and fish
es in our high places without ig-
noring every instinct which reminds
men of the places which he and the
gallant Hartranft occupied all thro
the war without insulting the mem
cries of our dead soldiers without
the deepest ingratitude to our living
ones without striking a direct blow
at Ulysses 5. Grant without inper
illing every great issue that was de
terminel by the blood of so many
thousands Of our fellow citizens
These are facts, and not idle words
Choose every man for himself but
choose in the light Of history, anC
common sense and loyal duty. The
choice isa broad and clear one
Hartranft and Grant are as insep
arabic in their fortunes MS are Gran
and Wilson. And they are worthy
one, of tho other. No man can sery,
Buckalew Grant. Buckalew an,
Greeley have claspcd hands in dis
honest compact TO defeat our Grea
Captain, and they can only reacl
him over the defeat Of John +. Hart
ranft. lie who falters in Octobe
may do what he pleases in Novem
ber. lie will be overwhelmed upol
the former field, aud his service
will be neither needed nor appreciat
ed afterward, when the Grand Al
my moves up to final victory.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution OF E'artnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
IN John A. SIablnecker and Abraham
Wagner, whs having been engaged in the
burchering business. as siahloecker &
Wagner has been dissolved by mutual
consent. and that the books are now in
the hands OF Abraham Wagner who. will
settle the same. All knowing themselves
indebted to said firm will please pay the
same at once, otherwise. tho books will be
put iu tho hands Of A. X. Gift, J. r., for
collection according to law.
Sept. 70, ~. ABRAHAM WAGNER.
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Auditors.
-
IAartranlt.

The best abused man ever before
the people of any State for their suff-
RACES foF high Office, is John +.
Haftmnft.' He has made less per
sonal effort to secure the nomination
for Governor than any Of those as
piring to the position, and when the
men of the Renuhlican party resolv-
ed to make him their leader in the
pending canvass, it was because they
had confidence in him as an cxccu.
tive officer. Hartranft rose in the
estimation Of the people as he gained
the confidence of his military supori-
ors, alone by the force of his practi-
cal, well established character as n
man of results. The great business
interest of the State was the inhu
ence which secured Johp +. Hart
ranft 8 nomination for Governor. As
Auditor General he had shown the
proper qualifications to. administer
tie affairs of the State: and this aual
itication secured him the confidence
and respect of class of men who
have n controlling influence on com
munities and parties all over the
State. No man has ever heard Of
John f. Hartranft MS brawler or
noisy participator in scenes of bust
ness or political corruption. He is
eminently man of business, MS lis
career in the Auditor General s Of
flee proves, and there is no question
about the fact that because he was a
successful and faithful auditor. he
won his nomination for Governor.
The hounds who have been on his
track, have steadily kept this fact
out Of sight, but the people have not
forgotten, so that now, as the mo-
tives Of the men who have been as
sailing Hartranft are revealed and
becoming better understood, he is
gaining in strength and every day
adding to the certainty of his elcc-
tion by a very large majority. If we
had six instead Of only fraction
over one week left TO finish the work
of the campaign, we could easily
make Hartranft's majority thirty
instead Of fifteen or twenty thsusand
majority. Everywhere, public sen
timent is being revolutionizea in his
favor. As he energies from the fiery
ordeal through which he has been
forced, we behold him unscatched by
slander and unpolluted by libel
No man subjected to such severe
tests ever proved so invulnerable
At first the people were startled by
the enormity of the charge brought
against him-now, they are amazed
at their falsity, and the result is that
when, in every location, we would
have had apathy, we have enthusias-
tic indignation against the slanderers
of our candidate, and determine
ton not only to elect, but to vindi-
cate his fair fame by splendid ma
majority. We congratulate General
Hartranft on this personal turn of
the campaign. 1t will give him a
credit in the victory he is sure to
win, which, under other circumstan-
ces, he might not have secured.
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The Norristown Herald reports.
as the result of pers )nal visiting and
inquiry. that Carbon county is likely
to give Grant and Haitranft an ef
fectual minority Democratic rs the
county is, the voters somehow take
as little interest in their ticket as
they did in New England and the
growing energy Of the Republicans
is becoming manifest. This corrob
crates the information derived from
other sources.
HARTRASFT met the rebel challenge
with equal and better arms, and
fought to the hour of victory. Buck
a!ew conferred with the yellow fever,
smallpox agents in Canada.
Hartranft inaugurated a reduction
OF the State debt that has enabled II
reduction of the State taxes. Buck
alcw, looking to office for livelihood,
has drawn his living from the State
for years, ana seconded those acts
whose consequences show in every
tax-bill to-day,
After Charles Sumner ran off to
Europe, several days ago, the Dem.
ocrats Of Massachusetts met in con
vention and nominated him for Coy
ernor. We don't wonder that Sum
ner fled the continent in such haste
if he had the least suspicion that
such n blow was to be struck ut his
fair fame.
NoRTH CARoLINA.-The complete
official vote of the late election in
North Carolina, shows a Republican
majority OF $3.50 on TIE congression-
al vote, and 1915 for Governor. Mer-
rimon, the defeated democratic can
didate for Governor, has given no
tice to his friends that he has been
fairly beaten before the people, and
that he will have nothing to do what
ever, with the threatened investiga-
tion before the Legislature, on the
plea of fraud.
A GREAT many prominent men all
over the country claimed as Greeley
men are announcing themselves for
Grant A. 7. Stewart, of New York,
was reported for Greeley with the
that he had given $4,000
to the Greeley campaign fund. Mr.
Stewart says he is for Grant and
Wilson.
The Philadelphia Press has got so
far down in the scale that nobody
believes what it says politically, and
is dispised alike by republicans and
democrats-all of whom regard him
as u venal traitor to everything but
self. The Press will soon he thing
of the past.
The Greeley Reformers are q pret
ty set. They are notoriously the
most corrupt men in the country, who
have been repudiated by the people
and are now suffering with "sore
heads on account of that repudia-
ton. In New York the Tammany
thieves are conspicuous power in
the Greeley forces. In Pennsylva-
mia, the most corrupt politicians of
.he State-men who have been the
,hief debauchers of our Legislatures
are the Greeley fuglemen. And
70 it is throughout the country. "hey
profess no principles, but are merce-
laries in pursuit of plunder.
AN effective reply is made to Carl
'churzs malicious defamation of The
for having given Office to
ome Of his. relatives by showing
What tho critics own eonduc was 10 |
he sawe branch OF civil service re-
orm. Ito had two bro,Lcrs-ip-lsw,
Ia Aiaisrn-iIas q. .l.,y r hja- -illAsr ipsl
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the interests OF the Commonwealth |
aud district. end reflect credit upon
those who elected him to 80 rospon
sible n position. Vote one and all.
for Wolfe.
District Delegates.
Hon Joseph Baily and DR. Rookie
our candidates to the Constitutional
Convention are well qualified for 80
important position. DIR. Rockies
private character is above suspicion
and his ability nnquostionablc. Mr..
Baily was once State Senator, State
Treasurer and member of Congress-
and through nearly lifetime devot-
ed to the service of the public we
have never yet heard a single syllable
uttered in dcrogation Of his public
acts or private character. Vote for
Daily and Rookie.
sheriff
Daniel Bolender our Sheriff candi
date is an active and intelligent bust
ness man, and a good Republican
He faithfully and efficiently discharg
ed the duties Of the same office few
years ago, and by his magnanimit,
made many warm friends. vot,
solid for Bolen1er
Commissioner.
John 7. Huffnagle our Commis
sioner candidate is a business man
highly respected and of more thai
ordinary intelligence. He is homes
and will see that the peoples money
is properly appropriated. Vote 70
lluifnagle.
Auditors
Daniel Diefcnbach and John S
Hassinger candidates forcounty Au
ditors are both men of acknowledged
fitness for the position, and will dis
clarge their duties with fidelity
Vote for Deifenbach and Hassinger
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IING.n How either sex may faeinate AZ
gain the love and affections oi any person the
choose, Instantly. This simple mental acqu, b
nent all can possess, free, by mail. for rs ot
clio. Dreams, Hints to Ladies, sc. A queo-
exciting book, 100, 1000 sold. Address 7. WILL
IAN q Co., Publishers, Philadelphia.
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COUNTY.

CONGRESS
JOHN u. PACKER,
of suSBuRY.
bgL. STATE CoS'L. coN'S.
SAMUEL ALLEMAN,
os snLiss0Rovg.
ASSEMBLY.
CHARLES ;. WOLF.
or UNION COUNTY.
suguiFF.
DANIEL BOLENDER,
oE MIpDLgBURo.
COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN r. IluFFNAGLE.
OF cESrREvILLB.
ACDI1op.
DANIEL DIEFFENBACH,
JACKsoN,TOwssiliP.
JOHN =. lIASSlSGER,
FRANK LIN.
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A DMlNIsTRATOR,S NOTICE

"A Letters Of administration on the estate of
q. l.. Fisher late Of Middlecieek twp, snyder
county, deceased, having been granted 10 the un.
dersigned, all persons knowing themselves In
debted To sad estate are requested to make pay.
ment without delay, and those b aying claims on
the Same will present them to
GEORGE FISHER,
GEORGE u. MILLER,
Sept. 10, 1872. Administrs tors.
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ROBINSON CRUSOE,

Becnuse II Is the most fasclnatiHg S pupular
book in print. eN els all In real elegance V
low prices. Just out IS togos, tinted paper, on.
ly t2,3o. e,sy wort, $3.50 Il n great hit, sells
quick ard fast. Terms of this and our new HI
bles, also, Agent,' Pocket Compart n { 90. Write
rhili q.
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SISICIEF.
Volunteer Can fiISate.

John Hartman Of Monroe township pre-
sents himself TO the voters Of Snyder county
as Volunteer Candidate for Sherlf and
respectfully asks the suffrage of tue peo.
pie, If elected will faithfully execute the
duties of said Office.
Sept. 20, 1872.
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A DMlNslrRArOkS MOTTO

Letters Of Administration on tho
Of Elizabeth llains, late of Beaver I
ship Sayder county. Pa. DECD hs
becu granted to the undersigned, all
sons kuowisg themselves iudsbtsd TO
estate are requested 10 make immec
pay yment, While these having claims
present them for settlement 10
WILLIAM llAIS
Oct. 3 a. Admiuislratoi
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LIMESTONE LOT
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of Administration on The Q,
Of Leah Aigler, late of Beaver twp,
der equity Pa, dec d, have been grsnt'
the updersigued, all psrsous kns
then selves indebted TO the estate Of
deceased will please make payment,
those having claims will present The
settlement SAMUEL A. WEIZEL
Administrat
Oct. 8, 1872.
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OuR CANDIDATES
Governor.

Gen. John T.. Hartranft our gallan,
standafd-bearer in the GubernatoriaI
contest who has been SO basely Sian
dered and reyiled by set of villain.
ous conspirators stands to-day ac
quilted, and on the 2d Tuesday OF
October d large majority OF tho peo.
pie of Pennsylvania will render n yer.
dict which will constitute him CHIEF
magistrate of this great common.
wealth, and consign his maligners tc
worse than obscurity. The conspi-
racy is unmasked, AMI he comes out
OF the crucible as entire, pure, honest
and perfect as when ho entered upon
his official duties six years ago. The
people Of this State are intelligent,
able to discriminate between truth
and falsehood, between an honest of-
heal and dishonest political tri,k,
ters Let t.us be united and roll up n
rousing majority for the honest, pa
triotic Hartranft.
Auditor General.
Con. Harrison Allen, our candidate
for Auditor General, was a gallant
soldier, and Pennsylvania owes him
n debt for his services during tho
late rebellion. We could not have
nominated more vigilant, more
conscientious, or more eflici ent Gus
todian of our finances.
Supreme Judge.
Hon. Ulysses Mercur our candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court is a
profound lawyer, possessing fair
legal mind, evoa temperament, large
experience in public life, fine scho-
lastic acquirments, and in every way
eminently qualified for the exaalted
position to which the people will al0-
vate him on the I'd Tuesday of Octo-
Der.
Congress.
Hon. John B. Packer, our candi-
date for Congress, has q larger per
sonal acquaintance with his constitu-
cncy than any other member of that
body, and his manly, honest course,
and efficient services as a public Off
Ger are familiar to all. The fact of
his nomination for a third term,
without opposition, In district com
prising SO many talented and worthy
men, is the best proof OF the conf
dence which the.people have in his
ability to represent this district in
the U. s. Congress. Although his
election, hv q vast majority, is con-
conceded, let every republican voter
go to tApoEs and vote for Packer
voxhAt hs majority will reach 5000.
Eegislaiurs. ID
ohaales Y9!.:, Esq;n n9g u: ssndi. m. |,
~ go ~ =
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1nmade from 20 cts. Cali and examine or !.
ClOSamples sent postage paid) Tor 10 ct
that retail quick for si0. x. l.. wOLCUTT, l.
Square Now York.
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TXECUT )Rs' NOTICE. Letters tesla
II mehtary upon the estate Of John
Chimney. late Of Mdllecreek twp. Snyder
county decd having been granted TO the
undersigned. all persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO said estate nre requested
to make payment without delay. aud those
having claims On the same viii present
them. MARTIN CHIMNEY,
HENRY AURAND.
Aug. go, 1871 Executors.
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A GENTS wANTED.--Agenis make more
IA money at work for us than at any
thing else. Business light and permanent Par.
ticulars free. q. STIsson Co., Fine Art
Publishers, Portland. Maine,
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Responsible parties applying for ngei.
ciss ia section. still unsuppied will r..
ceiye prompt attention aud liberal IL.
ducemcnis. Parties residing at dit
tance irom our authorized agents mH
order nom our factory. Send for lluslrs
ted price list. [Oct. 3d.72 3u
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J. CROrSE, Editor ard Proprietor.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. GEs. JOHN +. IIARTRANFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Hon. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRDDFoRD COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
Beto. GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
Of wARRRS COUNTY.
CoNGREssMEN AT LARGE,
GENERAL LEMUEL TODD,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Hon. G. W. sCOFIELDI
WARREN.
Hon. c. ALBRIGHT,
CARBON.
Arho Ar /. loE TO rnE coSsriTUrIoSA
wv W. MEn.Di-H, phiIsfelphis,
y. btLttsoHAN FgLt, i,hiiadciphia
uss. HARRY WHITE, Indisns
GEs. WV. LILLY, Carbon,
LiNN BARTHOLOMEW, Schuy,kU
~ ". M'AiLtsrER, Centre,
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe, \,
JAsks j.. RArNoLDs. Lancaster
- SANUkt b. EinMIcK, Wayne,
Nto. !. LAWRENCE; Washington;
WV. ", ARnsTsosg, Lycoining;
DAVID ". WHITE, Allegheny;
W. VI. AtsKr, Lehlgh;
IouN II. WALKER. Eric.
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EXECuTORs NOTICE.

Letters tcstamentary upon the estate Of retei
Uerhatt, late OF Beaver township, Snyuer cOun.
ty. Pa. deed, having been granted to tie un.
tersigncd, all persons knowing themselves In.
debted to said estate are requested to make I'm.
mediate pay ent, wniie those having claims
will present them duly authenticated Tor settle.
mont to LEVI GEkHsRT,
June IS, 1872. Executor.
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Eo'hing Ike II In medicine. A luxury TO the
palate, a psiulenevacuant, q gentle timulant
10 the circuiatioh, prrepirafory preparation, an
anti-bill Gus medic ne, stomachic, diuretic
and and an admiral generol Alternative. such
are the ACKNOWLEDGED and daily proven proper
ties Of rarranps Ehervescent sell ger A ApeTient.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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LARGE u WELLING HOUSES
TWO GOOD BARNS,

and other necessary out buildings. inIsr
good fence, in good state Of cultis ion,
convenient to churches, SCHOOLS, s.ores
aud mills. Also
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Tumor OF ~ Years. CrOwthC
Curod BY GadWay's Resolvemt.
bsvsaiv, Mlss., Jaly ~, Issg.
Ds Rlswu II have had Ovssa. Tamer 10 ,hs ovsrI.,
saa ee-.a An the les,os ssd there help fo.il'
J Hisi svay thsg lAs< rsssmnisndsdg but heiLinz
kslpsi s.- RssoissAt, and tAousht wosld Try
bet hAd no f.ih IA H. b..su,s had sansrsd or twelve
tesk Az bottles of tie Rssolsssi. and boI of
kAd-eTs Pills, sd is9 tsss o. yesr Ready ksis and
tAsfs as4 sIa u tumor v BE- sli, .Ad feel
TAs set tsssr IL the len eide " The bsws over
ns cola writ: this 70 yea r. ths t.nsht q o,hsn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-01
BOSTON MARhET.

WEDNESDAY October %.
FLOUR-We have TO notice q yer, DAN market for
Flour the past week. and medium and low prices
have easei "a. while in choice brands no material
change. The sales have been at s. -36 FOR Western
superinc St 50G1 p for common extras s1lD9 ~
Milwaukee and Minnesota extras, including choice
bakers brands; white wheat Ohio. Indiana and
Michigan at = a. %; Illinois at 50 a 10 and 81
Louis at 90 "a II 20 Y ID, with some brands at still
higher figures. Corn Meal is dull and has been in
moderate demand nj - i5613 80 2 Dbl. In kge -four
the sales have been in small lots at S5l0l % RhbL
GRAIN-The market for Corn remains about the
same, with a steady demand. The sales have been
at 72G7}c for Western yellow and 7OGl2c for West
ern mixed. The exports Of the week have been
siderable. Oats remain about the same. The sale.
Of new have been at il50c and old at - al Be y
bush to quality. In Rye the sales have been in
small lots at sja.tcRbush. Shorts have been sell
ing at s2i and fine feed and middlings s3tG2F ton.
PROVISIONS-There j. a very firm feeling for
Pork, as the stock is quite small, and prices are
about SOC per Dbl. CHER. The sales have been at
sl26Dl2 % for prime l6lHi6 20 for clear Beef re-
mains the same and family is scarce We quote mess
and extra mess at Sl0Gl2 and family Of SIG l0l6 -
Rbbl. Lard has been in fair demand NJ sl0lOcRib
for city and Western and Smoked Hams lial6c Y
10. City dressed hogs have been sold at 4tlU1lcRb
PRODUCE-rhe demand for butter has been quite
active. The sales have been at 2ae'i u for choice,
and a ~ .ac y h for common and good; Cheese j.
quite firm and continues in fair demand. Sales Of
factory at - Gl5lc, and farmers diaries st II a lie
r 10, as to quality. White beans remain without
material change There is a fair demand for extra
pea with sales at 90 %, mediums at 81 30 n 60
and firm and yellow eyes AZ s. - n 81 2 bush.
ity Potatoes have been in fair demand, with sales
at 7G675c plush. Onions selling nj g "A 12 -
v bush. Apples are plenty and have been selling
at 81 az p Q Dbl Poultry has been in fair demand
at ~ a Pc 2 n for good and choice turkeys and
chickens.
WOOL-There has been better demand ar
wool than for some previous weeks, and prices are
frmcr, and have an upward tendency. The stock
OF fleece il very much reduced and round lots
now difficult to End, except at an advance ofahout
2c on recent prices. The stock OF Australian has
also been considerably reduced By recent transac-
tons but Of Cape there Is still good supply. The
sales Of domestic have been l.1op00 n, and In
cude i10Oo0 ibs Ohio and Michigan heeces, from -
GG2c, including medium Y and M; SjtHi It's
coarse and iine Western at 5G57c; considerable
washed heeces at 35di2ie; i75,o0 ts super and
pulled at 4Oa60c; 425,0(O bs California at aAz3'c
For fall, and 3lie for spring, and tub-washed and
secured at previous prices.