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HALLET KILBoURN AND THAT CELE-
DRAFTED BILL OF FARE!-Mr. Kilbourn says
that when he became the guest OF the House
OF Representatives, and they had provided
him with commodious and substantial quar-
tiers In the department of government for
the reception of"guests of the state" located
neSr The Eastern Branch, that he imme-
diately became impressed with the dignity
OF his position as the representative of the
hospitality of the House of Representatives,
and determined TO govern himself accord
iDgly. He says that when David Kalakaua,
King of the Sandwich Islands, was the guest
OF the nation, fifty thousand dollars was D
propriated for the entertainment of his sad
dle-colored majesty; that he, Ktbourn, being
a SOVEREIGN Of the great American repuo-
lie, felt IL incumbent upon himself to main
tain the dignity of the House, whose special
guest he was, and in compliment to its COM
mittee ION real estate pool!) selected to pro-
vide for his safety. He therefore considered
that In his position he could do no less, in
honor TO the House and its contingent fund,
than TO live as a sovereign, guest OF the
government, is entitled 10. To not thus have
honored the dignity of the House, might
have provoked their royal contempt"
Hence that bill of fare ave feet long!
THE CHICAGO ELEcTIoN.-At the NUM-
cIpal election In Chicago yesterday the in
dependents carried the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

The LIBERAL REPURLICANs.-The fol-
lowing call has been issued: A meeting OF
the INA tioDal committee of liberal republi-
cans" will be held In the city OF New York,
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, on Monday, the
sth day of May next al twelve O'Clock noon,
To take action I'm reference 10 national
convention, and for such other business as
may he hrnneht before the COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19
SECRETARY RRISTOW.
HIS Prompt Denial OF the whisky
stoyy-He DE nOunces 10 AS UDquaii-
fiedIy False.
The following letter explains itsel

APRIL -, 1876.
Hon B. &. CulHfelI Choir.aq1, Committee on
Expenditures ~ The Department Of Justice,
House 81 Representatives..
SIR: My attention has been caileI to the
Washington dispatches TO the Baltimore
Gazette OF this date, copy enclosed,) from
which il appears that some time last week
Mr.. T. W. BARLEY. OF this city, appeared be
fore your com mittee and detailed rum0rS I'M
der oath, affecting my Official Integrity.
This witness is represented as having sworn,
upon Information and belief, i'm substance
tIat while was United states attnrne- Iur
tled.strict Of Kentucky number OF distille-
Les were seized al my instance, aud that
soon after, upon an offer Of "A large sum of
money, resigned, and procured the appoint
mCnt OF my assistant Cot. WnartOll as my
successor. became counsel for these disfill
ELS, ard, in accordance with the terms OF the
alleged agreement, procured the release OF
their property.
II difficult to credit the statement that
an officer OF the government who could be
reached by your committee in a few min
uteS, should tie allowed 20 remain IN igDO-
rance O: the exact character of such testi
mOny Tor nea4 ~ week, and that no OpFDr-
ia itE 10 meet charges Of so serious nature
LOn'd be afforded him. In the rbSence OF
IIy definite Information from your commit
To- I'm regard 10 what The witness really
tate VI der oath, and without reference 10
'te alleged denial of these statements by
arOiher witness, must promptly meet the
lSI der a find it in the public prints. even
at the risk of appearing 10 reflect upon tie
Te1hn@s OF yOur committee. Toe story,
whether testified TO by Mr.. BARLEY or any
one else before your committee IS absolutely
ard uEqualifeuly false.
trust your committee viii recognize The
p!Opriety OF giving me the opportunity ID
meet this baseless SANDER promptly, and for
this purpose ] request that the officers OF the
oourt, including the judge thereof, be brought
before your committee, and subject %
public cNamination touching all the mates
alleged 10y the witness in question, either nv
or In n Ind
be, that the records of the court be examined
for the purpose of showing that no such
cases existed; at least that | had no cOnnec-
ton with any such. Furthermore, / claim
The right to be heard personally before your
committee, under oath, touching all the
matters referred to by any OF the witnesses
VINO have been examined on this subject.
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully
your Obedient servant, b. II. BRIS TOW,
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Another Plane, Discovered.

Ann AKKoR, MICH. April "a Professor
watson reports the discovery ou the night
~ The lHih inst, IA the cOnstel alton Virgo.
81 planet hitherto unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE LATEST BABCOCK SCANDAL DENIED.
The Committee on Expenditures in the
War department examined this morning Mr.
Reynolds, OF the firm OF Lee 4 Reynolds,
post trader at Camp Supply. The place was
secured for the firm by Gen. Hedrick, who
was 10 be paid % 600 a year for having Sc
cured it, and for the influence he was TO exert
TO protect the firm In holding IL; the firm
paid Hedrick $500, and then ceased. Witness
said: My partner and myself concluded we
would take the chances, when we ceased
making payments, of beng removed.
q. Have you paid since 1872 any sums OF
money 10 any other person to retain The
posi-
A. No. sir.
q DID you not from New York in 1874
SeId TO Gen BabcOck letter containing
one thousand dollar bill?
A ! did not; nor did / enclose any such
sum TO any one fer him.
Witness denied that in the presence OF
Wilbur +. Stone, of Colorado, in the st.
James hotel, in New YORK, he had sent Gen.
Babcock II 600 bill. All that he ever paid
ON account OF the post was the money ne
paid TO Gen. Hedrick.
ANOTHER MOTH EXTERM!NAT0R.
Gen o. ". Ergo was then examined. His
testimony would read very well as au ad
/ vertisement in THE STAR at so cents q line.
His object before the committee was TO show
that his moth patent was the king bee ex-
Termination. He then went on to state
that in having COw'es x Co.'S moth patent
introduced in the army he paid no person
except Dom Piatt. Thinks the contract
with Piatt was to pay him i've per cent OF
the gross proceeds. In 1874 Plat pat in a
claim against Cowles & Co. for Sll 900 or
$4,000, but the company refused TO pay him
on the ground that he had been paid In full
for his services. Piatt then threatened 10
have their work stopped. Piatt had been
employed TO use his influence with the Sec
rotary of War. On the 18th of July, 1874, the
work of Cowles & Co. was stopped through
Piatt's efforts.
The witness was being examined when our
report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

and Abby Kelly Foster, his wife, OF Wofces
ter, Mass, have for some time refused to pay
city taxes, claiming the right OF women 10
vote, and that taxation without representa-
ton was tyranny. The daal sale by the city
of Fosters homestead by auction toos place
yesterday. Mr.. Foster bid 10 in, and will
hold his property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

HENRY c. BOWEN has withdrawn from
the Congregational Union. He states that he
is heartily In sympathy with Drs. Storrs and
Buddington, and bis reasons for Withdraw
ing are similar 10 theirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

Dom PEDRO arrived in Cleveland, Ohio,
last night, made a stay OF twenty I'VE miu-
utes, was driven 10 the Lake Shore park and
viewed Lake Erie, and then proceeded 10
Chicago.
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kilograms to The Star.
CHICAGO ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
A CENTENNIAL CAMP.
MILITARY vIstToRs AT THEcEN
TEN>tAG
q Proposed Grand Camp In Fair
nonnI Park

AIRANN. y. Y. April la.-The Adjutauf
General has issued n general order permit
Ting AL bodies Cf the regularly uniformed
armed and equipped militia ~ the various
state visiting Philadelphia during the Cen
tgnnisl exhibition, 20 pass and repsss
tlrorgh THIS state A circular l. Also iSsues1
embUdNitg similar communication from
The AcJutant General 81 Pennsylvania,
sialing tie arraf Ctmeuts that have been
made TOT TIE - campment 81 the organized
militia HTt TIE ustiO1al guard IN Fair
mount Park. The quantity 81 land deSig-
ust'd Tor thst purpose h. 2Go acres To- gov.
fruor 81 I.fI>a lNau.n IS charged by the
COMMISSIONS with the allotment sni as
sl-uw'uf or grounds to the military bO lies
WHO may visit Philadelphia duriug the cen
tenn fal. r. i~ tT tended % SCI the Ian1 apart
10y states. and o. is consequently desirable.
a. car y al, practicable. 20 knog what. al
any organizations intend 10 visit the eNri.
bIfiOu foT the purpose ~ enramp'nent. ana
wren the number ~ men iu each organiza-
li0N VT are 'Np-stet 10 be present, and the
name Of each regiment, battalion ana com
pAfy CON mar itut, aud fup desi gustion. by
Ilme. letter or nuU'ber. ~ the several bodies.
- Is md, rStyul that al bodies mast come
nloNllcd am can. pc IUipage aud arrange Tor
and Provide themselves with their subsiSt-
euce. The afjufaut general 81 this state
requests OrEaI .lxatious uf the national Euarf
intending q visit HuUadsIphia during the
Center MAJ Exhibition tO make report Ia
his headquarters al the earliest moment
practicable. giving the Information desired
by The a1lUfsut general OF peuusy lvanIa.
aud also maho req uisition Tor the necessary
numbers oi tents. "a liCh Is al tho aid flaf
The means az the disposal ~ the military
department Ci Tie stste Will admit OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

A FINE SPRING SUIT, fifteen diHsren: styles,
HABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

\ IGHT OF DABK SHADES FINE CASSI-
AT HALLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE ENPERoR or GERMANY has arrived
az Coourg 10 visit Queen Victoria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

pIsT AND NOBBIKsT SUITS ever offered in
b " ashlDgtOu, for az,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

HAVE YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
H Or CLOTHES can be bOuEht for Is,
At HABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAsSI-
ID MERk BUSINESS SUITS only SO,
At HABLE BIOS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19
card from Mr.. Fitzhagh.
HOUSE OF REPRESESTATIVE
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1876

hpTll loJu, loto }
Editor Stdr:-A report has been circulated
by some evil-designing persons against me
that had served a term in some peniteR-
tiary. j deDounce ii as a base falsehood.
and chall enge the proof. For my character,
/ refer, by permission, to Governor Henry s.
Foote, who has known me from my infancy;
also, TO Senators Gordon, Ransom and Ste
venson, and Representatives Durham, Par
sons, Knott ard Jones, OF Kentucky, aud
Douglas, of Virginia. 3. IL. FIrZHUGH.
ROLLING OUT THE CoINs.-Iu accord ance
with Secretary Bristow's order, the Treas
urer, this morning, commenced paying out
silver coin in exchange for fractional currency
only. There was steady stream OF persons
desiring silver change from the time the Of
fee opened this morning until 2 O'Clock, at
which time payment will cease daily.
Dom PEDRO ON SLAvERY.-The Anglo
Brazilian Times, in an article warmly
praisipg the Emperor Dom Pedro, makes
the following statement of his purposes:
His majesty ardently cherishes the hope,
before he finishes his mortal career in this
world, of totally aoolishing slavery in the
empire, without causing convulsions or re-
ducipg to misery both the planters and their
former slaves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS, OF Imported
L. MOolens, for only el4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19
Republican VIcIory In chicago.

CHICAGO. April lT.-AImOst rpmpIete re-
turns from The city election show a sweeping
victory fuT the republican and ma llcipal re
form ticket. The following were elected 81
clinton bTlEg> over CLARKE Sipe. for city
treasurer, By ms JDrity OF I.Ols. Sutrill over
ADAMS, Tor city attorney, by a majority OF
4'.Ni Autz over Haunting, FOR city clerk, 6y a
malnIIfN OF E...n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19
"HIEH' MUIR rE!"


HAVE YE NOT READ THAT a GOOD SUIT
H OF CLOTHES can be bo si g .25 ga ss'RRos
A IIhE SPRING SUIT, fifteen diIsren. styles,
AtHABLE BROS.
PEST AND EOBBLEsT SUITS ever offered in
~ Washington Tor sI2' u,prrpves
\ IGHT OF DABK SHADES FINE CAssI-
- hAh1 SUITS Tor 0H' AZ HABLE BIOS.
ELEGlET BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
Il WOolens, FOR only sl4,
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAsSI-
At liable BIOS.
PICE AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Or DREss
H SUITS Tor only $40 .,u,p,vppos
1--WE 0sE HUEDREp VARIETIES OF
" BUSINESS Oh DRESS SUITS, Gsl-
At HApLE BIOS.
THE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
Il Imported Cas-. suits ever disGIayed, At $40,
At liable BIOS.
HAEDsONE. STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
AT HABLE EROS.
LIVERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
IL Of Cut IN fine Dress OF Business suits 81 s33,
at HABLk BIOS.
DEGULER CUSTOM MADE SUITS OTthe new
~-'1 >-'''' GfHABLE BROS.
CUPEKB LINE or CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, al $50,
AT
FABLE BROS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine 0lothisrs,
m.r29 TT Corner Ith and ID strset,.
ID A. DARSEILLE,
tL0ts Dolce DayHaHe,l
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Corner 7th street and Louisisn. avenue
MONTY LOANED IN SUNS TO SUIT.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
mar3l-Im
APPLETONg AMERICAN CYCLOPR
N Ola
ApproArhes completton. IL IL having q large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE SILVER Secretary Br,s-
tow has issued instructions TO the Treasurer
81 the United States, in this city, aud the as.
sistant treasurers at Boston. Mass; New
YORK city Philadelphia, Pa. st Louis VI J.;
Charleston, :. e , New Orleans, Ia CIuciu-
Iati; Ohio; Chicago, III San Francisco Cal;
Baltimore, Nd; and the United states de-
IcsitOTiCs az Buffalo, y. Y, and Pittsburg,
Pa, upon the presentation at their respective
Offices fCTredemptiOn OF the fractional cur
TeUcy OF the United States. in sums of five
collars. or multlpieS thereof assorted by de-
combinations. ana in amount not to exceed
one hundred dollars, TO issue therefore a II <e
amount Of the silver coin OF the Unitei
states Of the denomination OF ten. Yenty-
I'VE and inv cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

DICE AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRESS
H SUITS, for only $40,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

nVER ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
" BUSINESS Ok DRESS SUITS, st8l-,
At HApLE BIOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE SESSION OF THE NATIONAL ACAD-
EMI OF SCIENCES was resumed al tine Smith
sonian Institution at noon to-day. The at
tendance of members was much larger than
yesterday. Among the late arrivals are many
we'll Known lights in the scientific world. on
calling the meeting to order Prof. Henry de-
hvered an address 10 the academy, consist.
ing OF report of the operations OF the several
committees 10 whom scientific questions
from government bureaus have been re-
ferIed during the past year, and the pres
ept condition OF the establishment. He re-
ferTed TO the question OF the increase OF
The number OF members Of the academy,
Which by law is row limited To fifty, aud
urged the academy - mfjutain high
standard as the tfSt &C f1'ure mem bershi DIS.
Speaking OF Washington city as "a center of
scientific education, he called attention To
more scientists in Washington than ia any
other city in the United States. Toe al
dress, which was OF considerable length, and
particularly minute as TO the scientific ope-
IRtions OF the Smi thsOnian Institution and
The general government during the past
year, was full of interest, and was listened
10 most attentively.
The following papers followed, I. Contri
buttons TO meteorology, by Elias LOomis;
,. On sensations produced by concurrent and
rapidly succeeding sounds, by a. ~. Mayer.
%. On maxima and minima in algebra, by
Qatel General ID. b. Woodbury, read by Gen.
of pueblo OF the mound builders. by Lewis
ii. Morgan. ). The geological evidence on
The question OF the cause of the ice period,
j. 8. Newberry.
The academy will continue its session to-
MORROW,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19
EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

sigE cd, and Michael SchafTer, OF Illinois,
was this morning appointed in his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES 81
Il Imported Cas-. suits ever displsyed, 81 $40,
At liable BIOS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

THE CHARGE AGAINST GEN. MERRILL.-
Gen. Custer appeared before the House Com
mittee on Military Affairs yesterday in
relation to the charge against Gen. Merrill
OF receiving 5000 as bride. Gen. Caster
testified that ali the information he possessed
on the subject was contained in q private
letter to himself, the author of which he i'd
OF wish To- disclose. He said he Motif cd his
superior officer and also mott fed the War
department, but no notice had been taken OF
tie matter. He disclaimed any intention OF
wishing 10 prosecute or injure Gen. Merrill.
The story had come 10 him aud he had given
the Information. Beyond that he knew
rOfhlrg about the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

NAVAL ORDERS Lieutenant II. G.. o.
Colby, ordered to the photographic Office;
Surgeon y. a. Hoehling, TO the navy yard,
League Island; Captain George \. Bellnap,
detached from the navy yard, Pensacola.
ont instructions for deep sea sOundings;
Lieutenant j Ohm s. Newell, from the navy
yard, New York. on the 20th inst ant, aud or
Gered 10 report at Newport, X. l., on the lSt
Il June next, for Instructions in torpedo
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

HANDSOME. STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
H Finished Business OF Dress snits, at s22.
at HABLE BRO6.
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Econ OMY IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
SEKvICE.-The Senate finance committee
have received from Commissioner Pratt a
letter favOring the abolition Of the office or
supervisor of the internal revenue. The
revenue agents, he says, can perform all the
neccS sary service. During the last fiscal
year the amount allowed for salaries and
expenses of the ten supervisors averaging
= L. - . each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

SELF ADJUSTING Eye GL4SyI.S,
Patented, warranted for one tear q 10 break;
Esneless- msu ufscfUTed ard made 20 -
order. Warranted lot 10 produce can-Stg -
GERS, other ey gaFses DO. IL Gees not slip nom
j. ur lose II you sweat. Come and see then, and
convince yourself OF this b sutIiul invention,
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
OpEIrsT GHd JeEsiFT,
spI lylstp 1929 Peuusv lvsuia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-19

pEGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new
AtHABLE BROS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28
A RIED
At st. Johns Hospital, Helena, Sept. 2ist, 1875

At st. Johns Hospital, Helena, Sept. 2ist, 1875,
John Harmon, aged 50 years.
The deceased was born in Roscommon
county, ireland, and came to America when
a. young man. lie went to California in
1854, where he led the life Of a miner until
1865, when he went to Idaho. From thence,
he came TO Diamond i'll 1866, where he has
since been engaged in mining.
He was an honest, intelligent and affable
gentleman, and has many friends here who
will regret to loose him. For Il number of
years past, he was a member of the I. @. G.
T., in which he held the highest positions
within the gift Of Diamond Lodge, working
zealously in the temperance cause, and al
ways gaining friends. After he was taken
i'll, he Withdrew from the Order, that he
might conform more strictly to the rites OF
the Catholic church, of which he was q
member from %boyhood. He was fully rec
onciled to death, but regretted to- leave be-
hind, his only sister, who lives in St. Louis,
Missouri.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28
EAST GALLATIN LETTER.

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN-Dear Sir: Since
my last the farmers Of this section have been
busy harvesting their crops, and at this
writing, most of the grain is in the shock,
and as far rs | can learn, the pests have
done but little damage to either the wheat
or oat crops. Fall wheat has been extern
siyely soWn this season. We have two va
rieties that has done we'll i'll this valley.
The Michigan Soule introduced by, &. S.
Lewis, and-the Lamme, introduce byeDr. A.
FAMINE, of Bozeman. .
Quite an interest is being taken in the i'm
provement of stock. Mr.. G. Nelson, ofEast
Gallatin, has sixty thoroughbred Berkshire
hogs. The Cowan Bros, have four or five
stations and a fine jack. j. B. and G. T..
Weaver have purchased Of NJ. d. Dancreault
of Helena, onc pair of Partridge Cochins, 4
pair ofLight Bralimas and a pair of Dark
Brahmas.
The Grange prospects are frightening a
little. A project is on foot to unite Key
stone and Pennington with East Gallatin
Grange, which I hope will succeed.
Yours ETC., x x.
East Gallatin, Sept. II, lS7G.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28

One Of the best and largest placer mines
in Meagher county, is owned by the Califor-
MIA Company of Thompson's gulch. This
company have 2,o00 feet in one body in this
gulch, in which they commenced a bedrock
hume last year, but did not reach bedrock.
Last spring the freshet washed it out and
delayed them considerably, and they did not
get their flume to bedrock until about the
middle of August, since which time, they
have cleared off a pit over SEQ feet long.
They recently came on a good streak of pay
eighty feet in width, easily worked, and is
good for $40 per day to the hand. They
have a good head of water and are working
six hands, including the proprietors, who
are all laboring men. Ii the season contin-
ues favorable thirty DAYS longer. this com
pany VIII doubtless clean up the largest
sum of money ever taken out Of Thompson's
gulch ir one season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-09-28
HELENA PRODUCE N Asz1ET.
HELENA, September Is, /

HELENA, September IS, 1876.
Oats in good demand, and considerable
was brought i'll, but went off easy at $3 per
cwt. fromlthe wagons, and from $ $33 SO.
at the stores.
Flour dull; Mead's Union xxx, $4.5O0
S4.75; Willow Creek, choice family XXN,
$4.5eS$4.75; Standard Mills xxx, Madi-
son Mills ky, and GalEatin Mills XXX,
$500.
Barley in good demand at $3.5o@4.0O per
cWt.
Wheat, dulf at So. co..
Bran and Shorts. S2.2502.J0.
Butter, choice rolls of fresh from the wag-
ons 4N050e.s Lots from the county to the
merchants, 22G125c.
Eggs in good demand as Use.
Potatoes, $500.
d Spring chickens ;eduil at sa4.5o@5.Oo per
DOZEN e.
Live pork gross, 5000 per cwt.
Beet, one fine lot sold at &c gross
Hay, $l0(@l2 per ton.