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II ~. FJttor of III. rh5cooo 74r,su.,..
SIN: Bravo am growing since you kindly
published my letter, and. with a good deal
loaa Of tlmlaity, ! venture to send you another,
prannn,inn thero ore time, In Tim o1norienca
1s.'a;a' saes - - w '','' oAPo1'ouoo
OF every Que "non longing lot hono particular
quality not possessed ny them ia decidedly posi-
tive, no ono need bo startled out Of their ordi-
uary tranouil condition bv tho announcement
+hot +ha ,rr;tor ,,n7,~ 4,at s.anom" viii
ass,.s ~ "AA'1. ma ."'i.s aaoo. apon "lo
seausng IN LEE soanAs TRIBUNE tho letter
signed Alpha"
And oh how longod for talopt even but
for an hour. 20 might writo ;ust oro 1ot+,r h,
ho1o1r ~ homa1oaa wor,,;,o ,;.,s 1,,, 'o*o. 49,
,rn.s a,,a,,a a1e. ';.,' sn!o' mAose every
~ mo'o att'u!u gu" Mi'n tfash 10 hefcclg not
1t would w1ther and burn out all aspirations in
tho lender OF tho Crock alphabet ever again to
appoar boforo the pubic az Ar onpoaer NJ What h
us eowing-girls seems moroly q Lind. hroticr1v
proposition, -" TINT Of a pleasant Home,
Tor the many homeless Workinc-rirla NJ thist
city. where tEoy could buy theIr 6uara. not Ira:
It. at about tho actual cost thus enabling tlom
to lay up a triAo from their weekly incon,o.n
MANY Of tho working-girIs hayo homes. thour,,
humble, still "sweet to them, where they tIad
warm welcome OH returning from their work.
aud would acorn tho olrer Of any worldly charity.
, 1873-10-19
AUTUMN N.

Tho grasses aro dry, and i'roH1s, and tall,
And earlier nav the shadows full
After tho quiet day;
Aud tho mist lies still
Oh tho tlfst4l1t lli1l,
And summer hua passed away.
And tho meadows aro scrn
III tho falling year,
And tho atubhlc-tlelds arc bare;
Aud o,lt Of my hcart S.
The joys depart,
And the sunlight thnt was there.
Tor summcr-frlcnls and summer-iinr.A
The Autnmu'R chilling blast deRtroya
And the falling fcayes,
Aud tho garnercG sleaves,
And tho empty, tesOlAte lelts,
And tho crlckct'a song,
So Rhriu and strong.
Eacl weary recollection yfelds+
Aud my heart q oppressed
With vasue unrest;
And tln thuuEhta Of long ago,
When ble:.k winds call
Aud do I'd iearcs fail,
Como TO ME ere know.
CHAHLEe NonIY GREGORY.
, 1873-10-19

looking girI aud rooueatod tho honor OF a dauco.
She almost bounded from ler chair with BUR-
prise, or Indignation, or both.
why, I'm I'm only ',,Gt seventeen surely don't
IA charming ago." / replied, gallantly.
"Sweet seventeen, may have tho pleasuro3"
She turned to her chaperon with n look OF dis
may shall never forget; but tho old ladysmiled
"Tho gontlcm.n is stranger. hayo hoard
all about him. Bit down." slo atalol to me,
"you may talk to my daughter, though Hho ,may
Mt dance. II |, the a Commune, no gill over aoes,
!" But Why, madam, why2"
sit il a Ect-or to tho exaggerated profit
afforded to youth aud freshness and donicl to
sterling worth ind e1porioncs. Mo passed t1is
petition complaining TINT, having neither tho
tractions Of early girlhood they were unfairly
placed. The grievance was proved. This rule
their favor, and hive worked worry we'll, for there
Iava been no complaints siIlco."
OF all tho aborratlons of Justice had yet
Witnessed, thta seemed to mo the most propos-
tho room in haff, without a word to (sotos,
aud walked straight back to his llouse, trying to
inyont some excuse for my sudden flight. An
mounted the atairB, hoard tho most exquisite
opened Ito door Hot!ly, entorod on tptoe,, and
there remauod, rooted to tho spot by tho charm
Ing sight that mot my Dyes. Eva, rid Of her
ruiz cap, aud spoctacles looking as lovely M ut.
angel, sat At tue Piano, singing. beside be,
tho notoB with an uututored haud, but her
voice. though quito unframed, WAS beautiful
mast description full. and lawless Az
listened. tears OF delight roAe to my oyeB, AMI
| uttered IN involuntary "DrnvisalmA Eva
| jumped up, mud, OIL Hoelng MO, gave . piercing
:" Don't lo frightonod,' lmporod. 'That
song agnn, Eva. 3ly child, you havo tho most
glorlo,,s voice in tho world. Taho caro- OF 1t,
cultivate 1t well, and ono day yon will 10 the de-
| light Of nationH," concluded with enthusiasm.
:" What do you moan I" Blo crlol. ploaao,
ploabe don't toll. Only papa lnows, and llo aaya
| tIloro'h no l,nrm in it it mover sing and
| never do, except to Abel, hut tho Commune
would not trust mo. md, II they know. I might
have to do something disngreeablo, For tllero'A
Ito tiud Of property on which thoy keep 10 Btriot
| q watch aH OH fine yocoa."
"And tlloy aro quito right" broke In Abel.
| tive been told thut IN London people will
sometimes giyo aya gulnoaa to hear ono, and
| that tho finest singers arc bribed to appear ut
| tho rate of f2O0 or $500 por night, pild liAve
bouquets and jowola showetod oM them besides
while tho others, who work twice ~ hard, got
Wratchelly low wages. Is 1t truei
I ownosl that 1t Has.
"Bllanlo OH tho public who will pay tribute to
certain fornaton Of the throat or tho cur! IL
II not Infamous that fayors should SO, for 10
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which Ia every honest mana duo, and OF which
nature deprived then, from their birth. Iho
don't dare, nov. that le has got hls corenet md
ermlne mautle." A citizen was passing at this
moment, and stopped to shake hands With 1sotes,
who accostcd him at tho top, OF bis voice:
swell, did you get tho orylor2"
st tRemanded for month, Was tho reply. II
must pass another examination. I'm not glvon
up yet"
tt:rhnt gentleman" my ccerono explained
"haH lately become very doaf. He applied for
8 FOR tue hospital7" ..........
"No, moi tor an order Of hnghthood But
they don't think tue case bad enough at present.
Should It become confirmed ho will ho dubbed
Immediately"
I maio 10 comment. But tho picture tint
arose before mo OF 4 House OF Lords thuA cor-
ntsutod WAS 80 droll that fell Into = tit OF
laughter.
Passing through the stroets, I waH chiefly
struck by tho abaonco Of beauty among the
womon, and also by tho frightful way in which
many Of then, woro dressed. This bad taste
aeomod, however, by no moans general. pres-
entity inquired, jostingly, OF tsoias,. whother
y thoy bad ma9ny pretty lady Gem Communists. 1o
"Wlly tho stock of beatty WAS mover larger
Than at tho presont. Thoro goos pretty girl
look!"
"pretty acaroorow /" 1mutterod rudely, ut the
shawl, widows cap aud spoctaoes.
| she l1aa aplo1.lil eyos, hair, aud complexion.
Ihat girl eame to US with fortune ~ her 1890:
lave It to spend. Wo know how, lu society, lilo
pretty and attractive lord it oyor the l,omely aud
silent; how, whom 1t comes to marriage, tho for
NOR may pick and ohooBo from hundred suItors,
aud the latter mover come In for aingle offor,
Now weo oau't alter lie girls faeoa, hut droaa
do regulate. Our fixed rate of beauty is within
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FINANCIAL G. COMMERCIAL

Business in all branches Of trade has beer
rather dull during the past week. The continued
low prices Of grain keeps the farmers generally
from marketing their crops, and trade from the
country is limited to necessities of daily want.
In money matters the situation is not mate.
| rally changed. The demand for loans continues
good and fully absorbs the supply. The market
continues rather close, but the banks generally
accommodate their regular customers at the
usual rates.
In Chicago the market is reported as active,
and money in good demand and fair supply. The
banks generally accept from regular customers
all irst-class paper at ten per cent. The rates
on the street ruling from to i per cent per
month. The tendency of the market seems to-
wards greater case,
Gold has ruled steady during the week at ll51i
to 1859, At the government sale the bids ag-
CRATE over Sl5,O0O,0O0, and the amount sold was
s4,5O00OO at 1857 to 1867. The market closed
with farmer feeling in New York at 1857 to
lI5M.
Government bonds, in sympathy with gold,
have been steady and prices have stiffened little
during the week.
Ravens, MacKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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The following remarks of the New York
| Tribune, in reference to the defeat of Judge
Lawrence, would be vastly more forciblc and
to the point if 1t was true that his defeat was
the result of deliberately planned move
ment of the farmers associations. But 1t was
inotoriously not 1t was the result purely of
spite work on the part of a couple of unprinci-
pied Chicago newspapers and few cunning
politicians, who succeeded by the sheerest &C.
cidcnt We protest as most unjust and scan
dalous, the systematic attempt Of their enemies,
to lay this sin to the charge of the farmers:
Entirely as We have sympathized with the
farmers in their troubles and fully as we ap
preciate the Importance of the issue to them
we cannot help regarding the result as grave
misfortune, Of which the farmers themselves
will probably be the first to feel the effects
They have attempted to take away from the
courts the consideration Of one of the most
difficult and momentous questions agitated
for many years in any Western tribunal, and
to submit it to the decision of the caucus and
the mass meeting They have taught the
Judges that If they wish to keep their places
they must decide, not according to what they
believe to be law, but according to the wishes
of majority of the voters. They want to
fight the railroads with acts of the Legislature,
and they begin by undermining the courts,
upon whose support acts of the legislature
must finally depend for their sanction. In fine
the farmers are spelling their own campaign.
Il they can elect a judge pledged in advance
to ovcrturn a decision which they do not
like, they may be sure the railroad companies
will try the same experiment. What it means
TO have railroad judge on the bench We
know to our cost in New York; and we can
promise our friends in Illinois that they will
ind such man very different from the able
md incorruptible Chief Justice whom they
lave just got rid Of
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From Serena.

On Wednesday evening Dr. 5. L, Brown
while driving down Indian Creek hill, on hi
return from Ottawa, "A hold-back strap on on
of his horses broke, letting the buggy agains
the horses, when they took fright, throwing
the Doctor out against one of the horses
which gave him severe kick, breaking hi
leg Just below the knee. A. T. Armstrong
was in the buggy with the Doctor, who helt
the horses in check while the necessary re
pairs were being made, and brought the doc
tor to his residence, DR.. Campfeld, of Ottawa
is in attendance.
Ira A. Lount is making preparations fol
another of those popular dances on the even
ing Of the 4th. All those who delight in trip
ing the light fantastic will never regret in at
tending.
The members of the Serena Grange now
aumber 81, and are initiating from four to
seven every Thursday. They are now at
work drawing up plans and specifications
for the building of large store room and
ball They are doing good here as elsewhere
in the matter of railroad freights, &c.
Freight has advanced two cts per 100 lbs.
by the car load from here to Chicago
On Wednesday afternoon our little village
was thrown into great excitement by the sud
den appearance of a mad dog. That dog
boldly entered the house of Chas. Hoag tax
ing full possession, and scattering the In
mates in every direction. After finding out
that the family had disappeared, he left in
disgust, and taking the wide range allowed
him through the streets finally entered the
stable of r. II. Pool, when the door was
closed upon him and he was shot and killed
by Mr. Pool No persons were bit, but some
we're scared so bad that it may prove as fatal
as though they had been bitten.
Serena will eclipse any village Of her size
in the United States on the dog question.
They number tprescnt 173 within the village
limits. II X. Parr still stands at the head of
the list, although he owns at present only
thirteen hounds.
Corn IN the country is looking well, and
promises a big crop. Winter wheat is per
feet failure; spring wheat looks well for a
fair average crop; hay will be light; potatoes
a fair average crop. Potato bugs promises
big yield this year by all appearances.
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From Tonica.

ToNICA, June %, 1873.
Hot hotter, hottest-no let up. Thermome
ter ranging from 80 to 100 degrees day after
day, and nights not much better. fancy il
will pass for the heated term,-all right; Just
what the farmers want, if they could have q
little rain with it, but corn grows finely as il
Is, and it is death on weeds
Professor Pratt has been oyerhauling his
drug store, and it now looks very neat and
tasty. The Professor is all right, and | think
uight be induced 10 take a partner
The Congregational church society have
been improving their house of worship very
much in the way of whi,ewash and frescocd
paper Baldwin Bros. did the Job and got to
themselves much credit. The church is not
large, but model of convenience and neat,
ness
Nothing going on in Tonica on the Eth, ex.
cept Union Sabbath School picnic pre-.
sumo the children will have good time, AZ
they always do when they have chance.
Mr.. West leaves with his feather renoyator
this week. He has done big business, and
given universal satisfaction. More anon
PLURiBCs
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From MarseiIIes.

MARsEuLEs, June g. 1873.
The case of NJ. A. Howell, jr., VS.. the Hart
ford Insurance Company was called on We'd
ncsday at Chicago, before the U. s. Court.
On motion of Mr.. Writ Dexter, one of the
counsel for the Insurance company, stating
that their evidence was missing, and had rca-
son to believe that it had been stolen by some
parties interested, the case was continued to
next term Of court.
The 4th of July will be celebrated at Mar.
settles by a picnic in Bonds grove. Grafton
by L. n. Lewis, of Ottawa; music by the
take place in the evening at Blackman's
hall.
There have been some strong remarks made
by our people upon the action of the street
commissioner in commencing suit against
an individual for the collection of poll tax
If every one had been sued alike, there could
he no objection; hut when he allows persons
to leave the town without even applying for
the tax, and others who threatened to kick
him, to go free, and then sues one who never
treated him with inciviliiy, 1t is Incompetent.
sible, and the reasons for which We demand
Fuller knowledge.
The stockholders of the LIST National Bank
held meeting on Tuesday. After accepting
the resignation of Mcssrs. Dow & Tison, the
following officers and directors we're elected :;
n. Bruce, President; j. n Chapplc, Cashier
Joshua Norton, jr, r. w. Brown, W. f..
Hawks, n Bruce, j. l.. Pitts, j. n. Chapplc,
j. NJ. Hanna, Directors.
hessrs' Dow q Tison. having sold out their
stock in the LIST National Bank to Messrs
Bruce " Chapplc, also their residences on
BLUM street, are to start II National Bank at
Sheboygan, Wis.
Mr. Henry Tillotson and family lett Mar
settles this week for Omaha, Neb., where they
intend to reside. Fms
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STOP THAT CsUGHAEe you aware that that Cough whcl
you negectng may result In fatal Consumption If some
prompt remedy is not used? Why sacrifice your lie, when
your disease be cured quick aud at little cost
DO not delaygo at to your Druggist and get bottle
of Marsden's Pecoral Balm. which will cost you only 81
cents small bottle, dollar large and be instantly
cured OF your Influenza, Asthma Bronchial Affection
that you may suner from.
In our chsngeable climate where Coughs and Colds
prevalent and their neglect leads often acute aad
chronic Bronchitis and Consumption, 1t Is only the result
Of prudent regard for safety NIP the evil in the bud
and by powerful and reliable the Cough
In It's drst ncpent stage before serious
ensue To do this with certainty medicine will be found
effective and pleasant to the taste than hsrsdeas
Pectoral Balm. may3i-tg
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There Is movement on foot in Louisiana
COW which promises vastly more for the
peace and good order of that state than all
officials and bayonets the government can
send there. The respectable white men and
negroes have got together and entered into
sn agreement at all future elections, TO ignore
party politics, and to FIX up and elect none
but honest men, natives or old residents OF
the state, to Office. and TO divide the offices as
nearly as practicable equally between the
whites and negroes. according to the populs
ton Of each. The movement is gaining
great popularity among the whites and ne.
groes, and promises 10 Be entirely successful
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TO THE SUFFERING.

The EeY william II. Norton, while residing in Brazl! as
Missionary discovered In that land of medicines remedy
for CoSsuarTIoS, scRoYuLA, soER THROAT, Cousus
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS wKAKNHss. This remedy
has cared myself after all other medicines had tailed
Wishing to behent tie suffering will send the recipe for
preparing and usng this remedy to all Who desire FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please send an envelope with your name and address On
It, Address,
Rev WILLIAM II. NORTON,
marZ3-ly 6iG Broadway, New York City.
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CENTAUR IMMINENT

There no pain which the Eminent will not re
love- no swelling will not subdue, and smeneS which
will not cure. This is strong language but is true
where parts are gone It's effects marvellous 1t
has produced more cures orneunssm, neuralgia
palsy prs,ns svellings caxed breasts scsd, burns salt
rheun esrache &C. upon the human frame and OF strains,
spsYn CALLS &C. upon animals. u one year than have vi
other pretended remedies since tho world
terrrtsnt an aheains pain relever Crtpp throw Away
their crutches lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless tho wounded healed without 1t y
no humbug The published around each bottle Il:
e,ss as no article before sold. ana ses because 1t
docs Just what it preesds to do. Those who suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suer lfthey vilnO
Centsur Lnimen More than 100 OF remark
able cures including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism
ssus, running tumors &C. gratis, to any requesting Il
One bottle of yellow wrapper Centaur Lnment worth
hundred dollars for spawned sweened horses snd
mules or for screw worm sheep stockowners this lln
worth your attention No family should be without
Cen,aur L,niusn. j. B. Eosn & Co., New York
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DIR. Wilhoft'S Anti-Periodic.

THs GREAT CHILL CURs-Ths medicine has been attend
cd with undouaded success wherever used It acts
y as an AniPeodc in arrestng breaking up the pc
Hodlcy Of Chis; reliable tonic In bracing the system
and giving tone to the motor a,d sensosy
efficient sure and speedy chologogue In eIpeng vtated
bilious sccrsons from the system and in establishing the
healthy secreory functions of liver spleen and kidneys
II Is certain and safe In the treatment OF all Maara F
rers. and is recommended By physicians for evsy sge-or
the infant and the adult iunT-ov
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In south America, as mis-
sonay discovered safe and simple remedy for the
OF Nervous Weakness. Early Decay Disease fthe Trina
md Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought by bsneu and vicious habits Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy Prompted by de
sire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine sealed en-
yelope, TO any one who needs 1t. F1cs of Chargs
hsfreSs.
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
narg!-ly Station u, Bible House New York CITY.
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a BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

IHE"S2ESCK OPLLPE OR SELHPRRsER "a TNox"
Treatise on the Cause and Caro- OF EIh austed VI
nniY fremAufs Decline In Man. Nervous and Physic al
peeiny, hypoohendrfs, lmpotency, Spermatsrrh1a or
s,a,s wessn:s and 81 othss diseases arising the
years This u indeed book for syery man Thoussnds
esn taught ~ this vork the true way TO heata snd
ospplnese It's the cheapest and boss medical work ever
geoehsd ssd the only one tbs Of ls worth rad
,na rsh eaiaoa, seytecd. mach enlarged. Illustrated
mel Pc, psid on resp, Of price Addrcs PEABODY
nass or DIR W. II. PARxRR. Assisan, Psys.isss y
B. The suthor Do consulted on tas ssoys = Vel III
uiSosSU roQuuln$ e2iu eae sxperfeose. usy2.iy
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Chicago Market.

IHlCAGO, juno q, 1919.
Flour-White winter extra, $1,000 5000; fail
to good, $3.50; Red winter extra, $1,000
so; Spring, choice, s6,50@sT0O; good, t625@
Whcat-spring, No. ., $780,; No. 8, sl..2
| rejected, 93ca9c
| Con-So. =, 27Hc@?Sc; rejected, 1910.
oats-$!c@3sI3c.
| Ryc-6jc
Barley-No. 2 sOc@slc; No. 3, SIC.
| Potatoes-,0cM75c.
| Eggs-l0c6llc
| Buttcr-Roll, 25cd27c; tub, 9Oc
Cattle-stecrs, choice, s565ds6O0; good, S5.9sJ
esoo213; Cows and hcifcrs, s92jds3,I5; Butch.
crs stock, tt256s5O0
Hogs-S510MS53O
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Interesting TO those who arc A III icted W ith
Chronic Diseases.

For there for although you may have tried In
vain heretofore and facdto get relief you win nnd
tf yeu come to DR. J. WARD You will not be dis.p
pointed finding that which you have sough, .,r so long
thu blessing Of health restored.
DR.. J. WARD Is now permanently located in Ottawa
Once up stars over Mrs Grcggs Millinery Store Ms,a ST.
ottawa Ills. j. WARD, NJ. D.
ottawa luna sf
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
sreported by RIALE BROS. Wholesale ana Retail Gro
GERS, No. 10 La Sae street.

OTTAWA, June 81, 1878.
Market for all kinds of grain quiet and steady
Bnt little coming. Butter and eggs plenty at quo
ted prices. No other change to note
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l., Great G!:! \ Q5EERR! U.s. $s:sS EAysS. :
extremely low prices for cash or part
cash, and balance IN SIM all M on thl " pdtments
Now T.Octave hrst-class TI kNOE,
all modcrn iSgroXsme nts, Iw @375
xans, 500; 4-stop, S1lO; S-Stsp,
WATERS CONCERTO pAaIoa ORGANS
n tone ever made. lie SoNCERT0
STOP u ne best aver placed In any
Organ. IL Is produced by third sd OF reeds ID oCSS.
1iarlN voiced, sc effect Of ,naich 4 Most
Imitation or the Human Voice is stu.
perb. Terms Liberal. HLUyTRA TED CA
TALOG us MAILED for one stamp. ibera; disc0,int
hniaers. Churches and Sunday Schools, Lodges etc
AG ENTS WANTED.
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New York Market

New York Market.
NEW YORK, June -, ISIS.
Wheat-PrImc spring, Sl5O@sl55.
Ryc-y3C
Barlcy-9jc.
Oats-46c65OC.
Corn-3icd36i4c
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COUNTY ,,PERINTEND
OF SCHOOLS.
OFFICE IN OTTAWA.


AT the High school-thrd ward. Once days, second and
fourth SATURDAYS In every month. ianls,'l3
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cured By addressing Or. W C. COUDEN No
q w. Jefferson ST. Louisville KY. Copies Of his journal
can be obtained Tree OF charge giving mode OF treatment
and large list OF cases cured. lncloss stamp
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Flour, white winter wheat, y 100 d..
Flour, spring wheat, retail, Y 100 ns,,.