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NO.. g
re, Michigan Central, 8
!, North western preferred N

ouore, hicnlktn Sonbrei, ~.
Paul, Northwestern preferred and
New York Central. Lake Shore
ranged between 81 and So, closing at
59:. Michigan Central advanced to
46l and closed at 46t. st. Paul common
rose to 80, and preferred 10 60i; North
western preferred TO sli; New York
Central to loS, and Western Union 10
III. These stocks closed at reaction of
! to per cent The advance IN
trunk line shares was partly due
TO large traffic, and also
reports that cattle freishts hsd been ad.
ysnced from Chicago to the East from 81
to As cents, and that other freights would
be advanced soon. The large grain re-
ceipls at the West, particularly At Chics-
GO, where the figures for the hnt two
weeks of October show = gain OF II per
cent over last year, impaired q buoyancy
TO granger stocks The pressure Ct grain
freights is so great for its prompt move.
ment 10 the sesbosrd that higher rates
than the regular tar,d are offered. i:
is said among the grain merchants OF
South street that there is much
more confidence expressed among ship.
pers Of grain and that the market Is
frmer. Liverpool markets are consid-
ersbly improved. New jersey Central
fell of to S5i. and Delaware, Lscks
wanna and Western 10 7Si, closing 1t
S5i and 7Si respectively, Ia the case Of
the latter there was deficiency Of 10 [
per cent between sales cash and regular.
Transactions were l7S,0O0 shares, Of
which 1000 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union, 10000 st. Paul, 400
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, $4,000 Michig' n
Central, 1900 Delaware, Lsckswan, Q
and Western, and ll,00O New Jers, y
Central,
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TIE Chicago Times looks upon the re-
sult in Ohio and Indiana as a great DEM
ocrstic victory. To insure the former
state to HAYES "the majority should have
been at least $4,000" says the Times.
The bloody shirt campaign has offended
the thinking element of the party, many
of whom voted against the ticket on
Tuesday to testify that adherence, and
many more Will vote against it in No
vember to cast such baletul demagoguery
permanently out of American politics" ]"
SO says the Times, aud, in conclusion, it
thinks that the effort to carry the state
for HAYYs in November is "a good deal
more than hopeless useless work"
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Steamer Burned.

DETROIT, October 1.-THE steamer
Daniel Ball, of the East Saginaw and
Bay City line, was burned about five
o'clock this evening while approaching
Bay City. The passengers and crew
were Al! saver. The steamer was valued
a. $4,000, and was insured for about
half that sum.
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S1'RAWS.

The clerks and hangers at wash
ington are solemnly vending their
mournful ways home again from the
politlcaI battle fields of Ohio and Indiana,
where they have been on duty at the
polls. and the nteiiigsncer's straw fend
5 following them up. They drop tear
md a vote for HAYES as the straw-fend
,,assgs on.
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Spanish yeu =.

LoND~H. October IA ,PeciaI to the
Times from Barcelona says that the
Liberal organ, the In 7TibuHd, has been
s-ntenced 10 six morIhs' suspension and
thus finally ruiHed, for publishing an ar
ticle written By Senor CssnlT.
Throughout Spain the Liberals are
now oppressed by the government which
daily becomes narrower in tone and
moderate in sympsthIes. The arrogance
Of the priesthood increases daily.
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We had pleasant call yesterday
morning from THOMAS BROWSE, ESQ, W.
H. e. Core, Esq land w. w. HALL, Esq,
0! Peasants county. These gentlemen
s-e on their WAY to visit the Centennial
Exhibition. They are in fine spirits
yyyr the result of the late elections, and
s'e firm believers in the trIumphant
election of TILpES in November. They
"a! that, notwithsts nding Peasants
county did well on the 10th, she
will DO much better on the
tn Of next November. Mr.
CORE informs US that it is his intention to
Aave horses and buggies at his voting
precinct to send after the tardy Demo
cratic voters, and that he will try 20 have
Ihe same arrangement msdc At every poll
u Plesssnts county. This is the way TO
10 the work. In the country this can be
Uohe without expense. Farmers and
others can bring their teams along with
'0eh to the places ofvoting, in the morn
ing, and then from time to time during
'ne day they can send for such as have
no means of conveyance and who would
otherwise not attend. In this way, il
Tue matter is carefully attended
70 throughout the state, thousands OF
'O'es can be had which might otherwise
be lost.
The Democrats can poll 5000 more
'O'es IN West Virginia than they cast
a' tuesday. And this is one of the
-'an' to accomplish the result.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVE
OHIO DEMOCRATS.

COLUMBUS, O., October II.
Special to the Register.
The following telographic correspon-
dence is of interest:
COLUMBUS, o., October II, 1876.
To Con. William Allen, ChitLieothe, o.:
A large number of representative Ohio
Democr ats will meet here tomorrow to
take counsel together as TO the situation.
There is general wish to have you pres
ent and we hope you can be here. An
swer.
[Signed] JSo. G. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
The following Is Gov. Aliens reply:
CHILLICoTHE, o., October II.
To Hon. John q. Thompson, Chairman,
Colu,nbns:
1t will be impossible for me to be pres
ent, but wish to say that l earnestly
advise every Democrat in the State to
vote for Tilden and Hendricks and to
work for them up to the last moment of
the contest. In the existing state Of
things the triumph of the Republican
party would turn over this great country
to bankruptcy and anarchy-to the
rule of the sword welded by fools
for the benefit of knaves.
[Signed WM' ALLEN
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Homeo opa THO

WORKS On That subject giving concise
and plainly written instructions for Ia.
treatment OF all ordinary ailments OF ali
Domestic Animals, are constantly Kept la
stock, together with appropriate kedicins
Chesb- These books are specially written
for the Farmers, Stock Raisers or livery
Stablenan's use, avoiding as for as ps,s.i.
bic, all technical terms. For Deser,ptiys
Price List ssnd STAN p 70 the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY IyJ W..f
fayetts street.. BOERfCKE 4 TAFEL.
opTisters. isi,a,,
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billiards.,

ST. LOUIS, October 1.-The game OF
billiards French carom) tonight, be-
tween T. j. Gallagher of this city and
Eugene Carter, the holder of the cham
pionship badge of Ohio, for the badge
ard $500. 40J points was won by Calls
CHER in % innings by score OF 400 to
22l. The winners average was II 9-2S
and his best runs 76, - and 73. Car
ter : best run was 81.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK. Oct. IL MoSET-Cloeed
easy at 2G3 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5CaG per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000 The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed SIS 900. Clearings $3.50,
100000. Sterling drm st 4s4(a465.
GoLD--Active; opened at lO9t and
closed al 1927. the q highert Of the day.
Carrying rates were . TO / per cent.
Loans were also made fat. Eur pean
reW'. which continued wsrlike up ~ the
close, caused the advance to-day.
GovEEsNESTs-Firm and higher, in
svrnrathy with cold
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The Democratic majority in this Con
g-essionsl District, at the last election
wss about 600 MATHEW majority
i. but a little over half that tlgure-ht
hsving run behind his ticket. Wei
make il 1000 for TILDEN and WILSON
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The Radicals made their light against
NELs. CHANCELLOR MS a candidate Tor
House Of Delegates, in Wood county, on
the chsrge that he would vote for the
reelection of Hon. II. &. DAVIS to the
United States Senate-and he run ahead
0! his ticket.
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CuA>uIEK. NORTON, CAMERON and
the like control the administration OF
GRANT 1ar ,pue men are managing
the csmp5.' TOR HAYES. The election
Of HAYES wo,ld be continuation of
Grs,,in
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Push on the fight. Revise your poll
inr lists. Look up doubtful voters.
Make arrangements to poll your best
vote on the 7th. Let it be the ambition
OF the Democrats in every locality to do
letter than they did on the 10th.
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GAIN of one in every hundred votes
g., ohio. for the Democrats, will carry
,ba slate 70; TILDxN. Let self consti-
v,sd committee be organized in every
..,,,bh,rbood to secure this one vote.
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Indiana Democrats Rejoicing.

by q salute of cannon, grand torchlIght
parade, bonfres and fire display of
fireworks. N. D. Williams, the Cover
nor elect, who arrived here this alter
noon, was escorted from his hotel to the
State House square, by the Williams
Guards and other companies bearing
torches, where speeches were made by
Mr. Williams, Governor Hendricks and
others.
speech OF the Governor Elect.
The following is the summary of Mr..
Williams speech:
MY FELLow-CITIZENS:- neither
sought, desired or expected the nomins.
ton for the Office to which l have been
elected 1t was the free-wlll offering OF
a great party, which l appreciate in the
highest degree The people have ap-
proved and endorsed that nomination by
electing me. ! feel thankful to them for
It, and will labor TO make them the only
return in my power, and the only return
which they will sccept-a faithful dis
charge OF the duties of the office. have
had long and important connection
with the Legislative department OF the
State, and 1t is gratifying to me to know
that in the fierce political contest
through which l have past and in which
scarcely anything has escaped examina-
tiop, no fault has been found, and not even
a criticism made OF my legislative record.
After the close of that legislative service
it is very gratifying to me to secure from
the hands of the people the highest elec
tive power of the State, and while ex-
press my highestappreciatlon of the honor
which has been done me, | would
not utter one word or sentiment IN the
spirit of exultation. My full understand
ing of the responsibilities am to assume,
rs well as the properties of this occasion,
make it improper for me to indulge IN
such a speech. During the contest l
have been the object of political and per-
sonal criticism, yet | wish to assure you
that | come out OF the struggle with
kind feelings towards all. No personal
or partisan bitterness will embarrass me
in the discharge of the duties OF that
high office, as the representative of the
whole people. My fellow-citizens, |
congratulate you on the result In
Indiana, in respect to the influence
upon the national contest now pending.
By both parties and By the people OF
other states it has been felt that the re-
suit in Indiana would have great intu-
eLco everywhere upon the presidential
election, and AS the national result IN
wolves, as | believe, the Considerations of
the purity of the government, economy
in the expenditures and the fraternal re-
Iations between the two great sections, l
am greatly rejoced that the state which
has been my home from my youth up
has thrown her great influence upon the
side which ] believe will promote the
honor of our country and the prosperity
and happiness of the people.
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Iri, les. than three weeks until the
clos. Of the campaign. Democrats, give
those few DAYS for your own and your
r.yy,ry, good. Incalculable blessings
y.gI De YOURS.
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FOREIGN.
The Eastern War,

LONDON, October Il The Pail Mall
Gazette contends that Russia is at pres
ent actually at war with Turkey, and
that any further efforts at diplomacy are
useless.
BELGRADE, October 1.-THE unsea-
sonaole heat is causing much sickness.
Last week an outbreak of plague oc-
Cured at Agangelovolz, which killed
3lS Servians. Their clothes and bedding
were burned, and the ground ploughed
up, when the pestilence ceased rs sud.
denly rs it appeared.
A correspondent of the Times at Bel
grade discussing the situation, says,
every diplomatic agent here believes we
are on the eve of q great eastern war
The only difference of opinion among
them was whether it will commence in the
spring or almost Immediately. All out
ward indications favor the latter idea,
which would give the Russian service
great advantage. Strange rumors are
current concerning the intended action
of Austria.
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THo,E who are suffering from the
Had Times have no iHterest in the con-
,.,usnce of the Cause. A change of
Governmental policy will work change
LA tl-lneSs
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Neusnaner Change.

TOLEDO, October IA change has
been consunmated N the proprietorshiP
OF the Blade, of this place, by the re-
sumption by d. Z. Locke of his old posi-
tion ss managing partner.
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Rreailinx Match.

NEw YORK, October 1.-THE wrest-
match between Col. Mclaughlin and
Jacob II. Martin, of Michigan, Tor 81 900,
was won by Mclaughlin.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, October I'm.
NJ. Cooke, tor several years one OF the
editors of the Montgomery Adrertiser
died last night, after long illness, of
consumption.
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Ohio Masons.

COLUMBUS, October II The Masonic
Grand Lodge met to-day. There was an
unusslly large number present. The
Grand Masters address ws' presented
and referred 10 q committee.
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TIE Psrkerburg Times is out of hu-
,,or because the PETER COOPER strength
..,gred out in that city, at the election
m the 10th.
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Reception or Pilgrims by the Pope

RoNE. October 1.-THE Pope yester-
day received 10000 SpahIih pilgrims in
Basiica. The pilgrims were entbusiss
tic and the ceremony lasted over an hour.
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WHAT'S the matter with the Demo-
crstlc pspers2 There's q visible grin
an the countenapce of every one of
them.
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~, ,erather to-day l0'A be epartty cloudy,
~ .,,, 10 south .otnds and stationary
,.npsratWre
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Nothing succeeds like success. That's
- reason why TILDEN will be Presi-
,.ot The tide Of success is rushing in
,ysl direction.
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The people we'll understand that the
.r..,ion Of HAYES means third term OF
t,rsntlsm.
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Aus,rI. 20 Remain Neutral.

LONDON, October l7.-On Sunday
semi-officlal intelligence WAS received
from Belgrade that the Emperor OF Aus.
tria had informed the Gar that Austria
would remain neutral, and would make
no objection TO certain limited occupa-
ton of one of the Christian provinces of
Turkey.
The st. Petersburg Journal. Il semi
official paper says there are indica-
tions that the people OF Constantine
pie regard war rs unavoidable,
and welcome Russia decision tn finish
the matter without delay. The meeting
of Russian statesmen st Livsdia lndi-
Gates "A crisis in our politics. Th meet
ing represents official Russia, assembled
in view of the Bosphorus and the seat OF
war.
A St. Petersburg letter TO the Times,
dated October llth, says: Doubtless the
general impression here is that Russia is
on the eve OF long wished for struggle
with Turkey.
A special from Viernt states that the
English and French governments, es-
pecially the former, have decidedly pro
nounced for the acceptance Of the six
months armstice. Austria is inclined 10
do likewise and has asked Germany's
opinion, which, however, has not yet
been given. Italy on being pressed by
England to give definite reply says it
does not want in any way u anticipate Il
serious decision, as It regards an armStice
rs disadvantage to Servia.
LONDON, October lS.- A Standard
special from Vienna announces that n
Russian courier has just arrived with the
second letter of the Gar TO the Emperor
of Austria.
Letters from Odessa report that 5000
men have arrived from the interior OF
Russia 10 work on tue Notifications OF
that city and Of other places near the
sea shore.
A Vienna correspondent OF the Times
telegrsphs the following: al have just
r.su formed that England, Frsnce sud
Italy have declared their acceptance ot
the five months srmistice, and have sp-
pointed delegates 10 take part IT, drawing
up the line Of demsrkstior Austria ha:
not vet made her declaration"
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RAILROAD BOsDs-FHm.
STATE SEcUEITIEs-Steady
SToCKs-With the exception OF coal
shares, which were strong and higher.
The Improvement ranged from 10 2t
uer cent and was most marked IN Lake
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u,vrs and Hard Times Us. IILDEN
and Prosperity.
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Tuv Rural Roosters" will be out
lin m the Sth Of November.
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The village of Jordan, New York, was
devastated by fire On Monday. Munroe
block, owned by R. S. Speersy, together
with the adjacent buildings, was con.
sumed. Loss, $4,000; insurance about
$4,000.
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Il, YOU don't want to throw away your
,te cast ii for TILDEs, WILSON and
.rp.esS
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q 400 MAJORITY IN INDIANA.

The Democrats carried Indiana, the
other day, by $500 majority on the Con-
gressional vote, Here are the reported
msiorities:
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ruy Democrats made a gain OF 7o In
...,h.pyille at the last election.
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Turs is struggle between the People
;,trerched and corrupted Power.
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IulerInenIs

SAVANNAH, Oetsber l7.-There were
six deaths from lever to-day.
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THg Steubanville Gazette refers to the
component parts of II K dicsl procession
As
a stick with lamp at one end and a
msu-airaid-oi-the-solid South at the
other
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Proposed Race for $4,000.

LOUISVILLE, October III. B. Harp
er. Ten Brooks owner, announces his
willingness tonight 10 run him against
Tom Ochiltree for SO COO, or sRy higher
sum, the race to take place on tho track
ofthe Louisville Jockey Club, next spring.
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VOL. H..
At'hcel'aa Arai5tcr.

g,i; r,ossd yesterday at 1925
, 1876-05-26
MARINE.
CHICAGO.


AnEryAls-prop 0ordon cA'npboll, Eric. sun.
drius, schr IIatt!o Wells, uuyoland, coal; schr
Quccn City, BAY City, lumber; scl,F nc!le Wal.
bridge, Manlatec. lumber: stlns CHrona, st. Jo-
aeph. anndtses; Echt Lille PTatt, Apena, lumber;
gtnlr Shcboygan Mauttowoe, sundrias; 4chr Afcn-
1al, Maniatea, luu,tee; prop Messenger, Benton
l,la.hur. s:ndrts,; prop George dunbar nasksgon.
]. Y. Jones, Muskcgon, lumber; hchE Eliza A.
hay, White Lake, lumber; schr ]. V. Taylor,
Mpakegun, lumber; sChF j.. A Simpson. Lu1ng.
ton lumber; schr Joss!o Phillips MAnlstoe, lumber;
sehr 9. X. n!xon, Qrinlktone City, grintlstoncs: j:
Istec, humber; sehr a. Ellen, Hack Like, wood !;
prop Tcmpeat, White Lake, suuddea; pnip g. +.
Heath, HaIgntuck, sundrfca; schr NiaInfl, NuGn-
lo, coal; sehr Anry collinH, Alpana. cedar posts !;
prop Annie 1Aurlo, Gtuen l}ny.. pig. .lron; schr
ilnynn. iamber; schl T. Meis!ua, Mustesun,
lumber; sc!r lIAlstcad, Alpena, lu1nhcr scl,r X.
=; Ca1npbell, ManlAtss. lnmbcr: Frank Crawford,
CLsHitAkcEs-Prop Gordon Campbell nui1alo,
:so9 brls 1loaf; stmrcorona, ST. Joe, 40 kegs beer
hidta. brlA whisky, and sunf1Elca; pEnr hcssc1.
gcE, lsoaton IAEbor, brls pork, % arls salt 1O0
keys beeE. and eundrics Hchr LII Ia Fass0ns, klngs.
ton, III, 42ts hu wheat; ectF u. C. Crawford, buy
May ssa %hts ko roth Ii 2ts's 6S iss ~
scilr Iienry Folgur, Kingston, e:1 a.0 bn wheat;
schr American, Kingston, ls, alx! bu corn; schr
Jennie Matthews, buffalo, .1, aao bu wheat; stnr
AlpenM, MuskcE,"n' 10 erls rork and sandrses;
i!ica; rfop q: i. Heath, bausatarE, lid groom
"a, ,:tl1 In cnru A1 bTls hour. 500 pigs lead and
sundEcs; prop Trader, Mnntstcc, sundrias.
, 1876-05-26

qucnt1y no anImntlnn In .rahc. II VAR l|fo.
lrss market fruln the opening To tho close,
nnh enuuRh cattle left Il, mnrd than meet
demand that u 1krly tn exist urng tho remaining
days Of tho week. Light Nnd meinm wpfHllfe ~ for
snie ttnc rat chiefly called fur and sGi so1 nj
tnK, q 1tt' 'c!as ,eeve,"t fTom ss, 70 s r. r..
was nj SLIM. From That nK,re TIM market Eansri
downward IL fitsL with most Of tr talrs At *1.:ae
47s. Tho feeling al tho close fay1rah1o To still
lower rrtccA- .--.-.-.
,7 QUOTATIONS.
Choice Dccrrf-F!nr fat, weIiformed3
i,nso na.. a. 7s15,r 10
Jng l. ai 10 l.4n, a. Observation-Disclosures, 44ol4. =
Mri1,lm urAtcs-stccss In fair hesil, weigh.
ins iru to l. eas 4c5tt4. c5
lntchrsB' Rtuek-i'oor tn fnif atrrEs and
wriVhng ri Il, i, D a.Sba4 :,
/" iti H. atla. co
Guiis lid scnaWaR etccrs, a. soa1. 80
, 1876-05-26
Withdrawn from store on Wednesday for city con-
sumption: q, SD5 bu w!uat, CAB bu oata, 4Da bu


rumntlon: Il. mi bu what 543 bu on,u. i{,a bu
l,r1rv
The following rruln .vas ,n,ncc,c1 Into nt,ro in
th,s citv nm rhnrsdov r,n-nIn,, lear So IN
u. wheat. ? cara No. do, 4 cara Ma / snrnr.
On rar, M o do. ~ cnra M. 4 In ears ,eiectrd
Il, t,Il ,vhrat,. II, mrs hIrt uI1rl enrn 1t4 curs
and =. 0p1 b, No. 2 tio. curs now ,nircd tlo ~
cur. Rejected, do. 9 eurr no rra,Ia do in5. coruu
nrnr. ", ! o,ts II c,rs Nm n,rhttn ,io ~ cnrs
No, oats. Ii cars rc1cctcd do, car no grade t]u
,5l nn,.,.r c.rx NJ =, w.. aro l., r,icrtr,I In,
IN c,rs Mn . h,r,av Il cnrx Nh 4 do car RI.
icctc1 ,lt, rota1 ttu7 cars} 173 GOO bu INSPECTED
uut: 1t,u :.S7 ba wheat 80 bu oor1,. I5. 54U
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