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davits. etc. When the person looked
suspicious he put him through a
course of cross questions. lie was sat
isfied that many were Illegally regis
tered, but he could not help IL. Under
the law he found it impossible to en-
ter up all the names on II g great
register. Adjourned till Saturday al
ternoon.
l.. z. Drexler to-day hled a petltlon
in the Supreme Court asking the issue
of a mandamus commanoing tne
Judge OF the Third DISTRICT court 10
either confirm the recent election or
Directors OF the Mexican NINE or order
a new election. When the matter was
recently up before the Ihird District
Court. Judge Mckee decided mat the
election complained OF was vold, Out
refused to order a new election or TO
furnish otner reliei IN me Pren,ises.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of the District Court OF Eureka.
county State Of Nevada, on the 9th day 81
Docem Der, A. ID. 1876, at IL NJ, and to me d.
dered in said Court on tho 18th day OF Deccu.
ber- A.. ID. 1876. in favor Of NJ. ID. Bartlett
plaintiff and against tho Eureka Odd Fellows
Building Association Defendant, Tor seven
thousand bys hundre I'd and eighty and *.
5. gold coin. with interest in like gold coin 1t
tho rate Of two ~ per cont. per month %
five thousand ono hundred and teirty-sovsn
and seventy eight one hund rcdthst5 l37.7S-pW
dollars from j une LIST, 1875; also interest On
four hundred and ninety and ssvsnty- nine
m -hundrcdths t5490. 79-l00) dollars at tho
rate of TIVE % por cent. per month from No
VEN Der LIST, 1873; also interest on one thou
saad four hundred and 6fty-onc and forty
nine one-hundredths Q,45l.4o.loo) dollar,t
with interest at W l2) per cent. psr month
from March 18th, 1876; also with interest on
five hundred $500 dollars at the rate OF tmo
90 per cont. per month from May 10th, le..?9;
to draw interest on the above amounts uhnl
paid ut the above ratios, together with dam
dreths 1858. 80. 100. dollars, in US. gold con,
cests Of suit, together with all costs that may
hereafter accrue, l have on this, the 9th dsy
OF Dccsm ber, A. d. 1876, at II o'clock NJ, 10Y.
led on the following real estate property, "
T !, Lying p and icing in q. town t ct E Sec.;
u uIChh tVahsyt tSNSh" ~
Survey, Of tho town Of Euroka, in block ~
thu MoCoy Survey, and lot z, 25 by 100 iss..
and south lB's foot Of lot l, block 2, Of tss
Mccoy Survey Of the town of Eureka, fron!
ing Az feet on the cast side of Main street
and extending back to Buel street; also tSs
building situated thereon, and known asW
Odd Fellows Building and Odd Fellows HAN
together ali and singular the tenemsh.s'
Entertainments and appurtsnances thereto ~
longing or in anywise apportaining. ,s,h
Notice is hereby given, that on tho ~ ~
hours of 0 o'clock a. n. and 5 o'clock r..S,
viz: ut II O'Clock W., l will sell all the righ.'
title, claim anS. interest Of tho said deienu.
ant. the EurekA Odd Fellows Building AsSssyd
citation of, ip and to tho above deserve.
property, at the Courthouse, at pubic, ss..sst
ton, for cash in hand, to the highest ana US
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all coz
Eureka, Eur eka county, Nevada, Deeem'''
18th, 1876. IN
GEO. W. GILMORE, Shcriih;
BY s. B BELL, Deputy. q"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
THE NEWS.

The COMMITTEES on the electoral count
have agreed. Tilden and Hayes will
not throw dice. The members are
very retf cent, but everybody is salts
fed except Morton and some Demo-
crat as pig headed as the great Indi-
anian.
The Internal Revenue Bureau re-
fuses to let up on the tax imposed on
San Francisco brokers. Poor suffering
lambs!
The Mexican grant business is to be
established In Arizona, and Reverdy
johnson Is dead and Judah p. Benja-
min expatiated.
Belgium wants to coin all u silver,
and thinks it will be a big thing for
our Government and that the silver
market will boom.
Wells and Anderson, the two con.
spicuous members of the Louisiana
Returning Board, are in confinement
by order of Inc House Of Representa-
tives.
Judge White, of the United States
Circuit Court, has rendered an impor.
tant decision bearing upon the pres
idential contest. If he be sustained by
the Supreme Court, Tilden will receive
the Florida vote.
Romeo and Tybalt did not appear.
Bobadil Bennett and Bombastes May
took the parts.
The Sunday law has been defeated
In the Assembly.
Trousdale, of Humboldt, wants gen.
eral elections to last two days. He has
introduced a bill. Fun for the boys.
The Assembly has taken time to
consider about cutting off Chinese
criminals queues and laid the bill on
the table.
Train robbers In Illinois overlooked
$25,000 and stole $40, and then got
caught. Stupid.
John A. Logan is within three votes
of an election.
Silver still rises.
Russia says she is afraid of Turkey
unless somebody will help her. Poor
little babe.
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A HEAVY TRIBUTE LAID.
THE STORM IN VIRGINIA CITY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is.
1t has been reported within a day or
two that a movement is on foot among
stock brokers to break up the system
of loaDing stocks. 1t is also reported
that a meeting has been held to con-
slider the matter. Inquiry fails to show
that any concerted action has been
taken, but it is true that a number of
prominent firms have decided to dis
continue the practice, and some have
gone SO far as to call i'm stocks loaned.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IS.
The Finance Committee Of the Board
OF Supervisors began taking evidence
touching the registration frauds to-
eey. The only witness examined was
County Clerk Reynolds, who testified
to having registered all parties who
applied who complied with the re-
quirements of the law in making afi-
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pen N SCISSORS.

The Elko Independent says: Toano,
once the shipping point Oh the rail-
road for Phoebe and other points in
southeastern Nevada, Is deserted. Re-
Gently the terminus of the Humboldt
division of the railroad was removed
from there TO Wells, and the town,
which once had a population of about
two hundred, Is now run by three or
four persons, and is one Of the most
desolate looking places in the State.
Says the Reno Journal: Work is still
being vigorously prosecuted on the
Pyramid mines, and will be continued
during the winter. A few days ago
another fine body OF orc was uncov-
cred . short distance from the Jones
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ruE COUNTY BOUNDARY.

We have received a copy of Senate
Bill No. 34-''To define and establish
the boundary lines OF Eureka county,"
It will be found in full in our local
columns. The only change proposed
IL In our eastern line between Mineral
Hill and the Central Pacific. 1t would
secure us about ten miles casting this
aldo of Mineral Hill, running thence
to the point where the present line
crosses the Central Pacific Railroad.
1t conveys us to no ground Of value
except that occupied by the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad. 1t is a ver-
batim copy of the act passed in 1879 by
q two-thirds vote and vetoed by the
Governor at the adjournment Of the
Legislature, and which IA subse-
quently in 1875 passed over the Gov
errors veto. Elko has already re-
ceived full compensation for the pro-
posed cession. The territory and the
industry that makes 1t valuable be-
long to us, and right and justice de-
'mand the passage of the bill. :
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NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
n ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of princi-
pal place of business, san Francisco, Califor-
mia. Location of works, Eureka Mining
District, Eureka county, Nevada.
N0TICE-There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock, on account of as
sessment mo. - levied on the seventh day of
December, 1875, tho several amounts set OPP
posite the names OF tho respective sharehold-
ers. us follows:
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LONDON, Jan. IS.

LONDON, Jan. is.
Silver SD.
Gortschakoff has issued a circular to
Russian representatives abroad, ex-
pressing the hslief that Turkey will
reject the conference proposals and de-
Gliding that Russia cannot undertake a
warlike policy because Europe would
not support Ter and might form a co
aliiion against her.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

Rooms AND BoARD.-Two well furnished
rooms-parlor and bed-room-with board
in a private clearinghouse, can DO had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Beens's.
Spring street, opposite Bigelow's Hall.
n30tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

THE MURDERER OF CORCoRAN.-To-
day, at about noon, the unhappy man
for whose life so many unavailing
efforts have been made will be launched
into eternity. He seems to have ut
terly broken down in the view of
death. The Virginia Chronicle of
Tuesday says:
"Larkin's trepidation increases as the
shadow Of the gallows-beam nears him.
This morning he was constantly re.
marking, "Three more days!" He
lies upon his bunk in a state of the
most affect misery and fear. Some
times he hides his head for hours un-
der the bed clothes, talking in a low
tone to himself. He still holds to the
theory of his innocence. and clings to
the utterly delusive hope that some
thing will interfere to ave him from
the death which the law has provided
for him."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

THE SENTINEL presents its compii-
ments to the Virginia Chronicle and re-
quests that the devil of the Chronicle
may be instructed not to paste the
wrapper to the paper. We can't scis-
anything.
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POSITION EN- ENT.

The above sale has been postponed TIL
Saturday, Janu1ry 20. 1877
UEO. W. GILMORE, Sheriff.
BY s. b. Bell, Deputy. .,oa
Eureka, Jan. Is, 1877. ji'-'o
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

And in accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on tho seventh
day OF December. 1875. so many shares OF
each pnrcol OF such stock rs NAV bs nec.s-
sary win DO sold at public auction, ut tho
office Of John Middleton K Son, No 80 Mont
gomcry street, San Francisco, California. on
Friday. the second day Of February
1877, at the hoIr Of one o'clock p. ~. Of said
day, to pay tho said delinquent asscs'iaent
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and OK penses Of sale.
w. W. TRAYL0R. Secretary,
Office: Room No. 81, Nevada Block No. SR.
Montgomery street, San Francisco, taliiornis'
jaI9
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DISPATC Hes.

EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
By Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY ENTIN Ell,
WASHINGTON.
THE COMMITTEES OF BOTH
HOUSES AGREE.
No Chance. One Republican and
One Democrat Dissent.
Coast Matters in Washington.
SILVER PROPOSITION FROM
BELGIUM.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES

PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
NO MORE STOCK LOANING.
TIE REGISTRATION FRAUDS.
The Mexican Mine Imbroglio.
RICH ORE FROM ARIZONA.
RAIN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
A HEAVY TRIBUTE LAID.
THE STORM IN VIRGINIA CITY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
Senator Stanley Matthews.

COLUMBUS, March Is.
Thelrepublican joint caucus assembled TO
nominate "a candidate for United States
senator to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Sherman. Every member
except one was present. Stanley Mat
thews, Alphonso Taft, w. p. Rowland,
Shellabarger and VIM. Lawrence were
placed in nomination. The convention then
proceeded to ballot. Necessary to a choice
43; the ballot resulted, Rowland 80, Mat
thews 30, Tafts 10, Shellabarger 8, Law
renee G.; no choice. The second ballot,
Matthews 81, Rowland 30, Taft I, Shela-
barger z, Lawrence 3; no choice. Third
ballot, Matthews 43, Rowland 20, Taft Q,
Shellabarger 8, Lawrence 1. Matthews
was then declared nominated.
After the announcement had been made
that Matthews had been nominated for
senator, in response to special invitation,
Matthews appeared before the caucus and
accepted the nomination In short speech.
Speeches endorsing the nomination were
made by Taft, Lawrence, and w. Ii.
West. A resolution was adopted hesrtily
endorsing the inaugural address and pacifi-
ratory policy of President Hayes, aud
hailing them as an earnest Of returning
peace, prosperity and happiness to the
Union
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
Boston Produce Market.

Thursday, March Is.
ADMINISTRATIONS are Fine fall grass Sc
lections, 25s2sc; Invoices of Vermont and
New York lots, 2i92Gc good sound lots, 20
Sl2c co nmon lots l2al5c western cream.
cries, 92&33c Invoices OF straight lots, 20922c
common and ordinary l2@loc.
Trade In Boston is very lively In Boston the
market is steady and prices remain about the
same buyers ind II more difficult to get the
quality they want, and when they do the price
f. no object.
GRASS SERDS.-The grass-seed market opens
with herd-grass at $3.50 per bushel red-top at
81 per bushel OF ten pounds, and clover 20 cents
a pound. Herdsgrass aud red-top arc both
plenty and lower than last year, while
clover is scarce and high.
WooL-There has been q fair business do
ing in wool, in quiet way, and the sales OF the
week have been full average. Holders are
not urging sales, but when responsible buyers
present themselves, do not; hesitate to concede
little to effect sales. Tne new spring clip OF
California is near at hand, and with the excep-
tlon OF choice fine fleeces, the tone of the mar
ket is not SO firm as previously noticed.
The Gales include $1,000 MS Ohio and Penn
sylvania at 4os4Sc 5000 MS Michigan and
medium, at 3TH@ ssc IS 900 lbs Wisconsin, ana
other fieeces at 93k a40c 1875, 900 os oregon.
at 24a3Sc 100 Oo) lbs unwashed and unmer-
charitable fleeces at 22939c loO,0 900 lbs comb
ing and delaine feeces at 45s52c for washed
and s0@36 for unwashed 475 900 lbs fall Califor
MIA at l6a20c., and very choice California as
high as 25c; 100000 lbs super and pulled &C
25S47c 900 lbs secured at 42s55c 1900
lbs Noils at s7@ooc 5000 tub washed at 4ls42c:
and 10000 lbs sundries on private terms. In
foreign wool, nothing OF any consequence has
been done. There is no demand for carpet
woods, and most OF the fine woods on the way
has been disposed OF. The sales include 5000
lbs Australian at sic.
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aAY.-steady at e5a7oc for shipping.

HAY.-steedy at 65@7oc for shipping
hoPs-Duil; sales at 6@i0 for yearlings;
99sifc ior new crop Eastern and Western !:
new California.
CoFFEE.--Rio better grades quiet, nrm in
demand low grades dull and heavy carRoes
are quoted at i1@2lc gold l7A@22c gold for
SuoAR.-Dull and heavy. Sales at s,fa,o
for fair TO good refining sXc for prime; re-
nned quiet and hcavyat 10k@lOHc standard
at Tx c Ike for graduated &c for pow
dered ; Ike for crushed.
MoLAssB5-Foregn refining grades quiet and
irm grocery grades quiet and unchanged
New orleans at 40@ 58c.
RIoB.-Quiet and steady. Sales OF Carolina
at6h@6Ac Louisiana at 4a1@6hc.
PRrRoLEUm-Quiet and steady; crude at
ii0Hc refined, l6c cases at 20Hc naphtha, at
,TALLow-steady. Sales of 10000 pounds At
7h@sc for prime.
, keGs.-Firm. Sales at l6a i6Ic for state and
fennsylvanla l69l6Hc for fresh western.
fORK-lrreguler and lower. sales OF new
mess at Sl4 50@i4 so.
BSEF.-Dull.
90 62H. " ~
. BuTfEE-steady at 12sgqc for western 100
SOC for state.
GngEsE-steady at a i5Xc for common to
wHlskY--shad nrmer. Sales at 81 OK. clos
ing at 81 os.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
Senate-Special Session.
WASHINGTON, March II

WAsHINGToN, March 10.
The vice-president laid before the senate
a resolution directing the investigation of
charges against Mr.. Grover.
Mr.. Salisbury of Delaware hoped it
would not be passed this morning as 1t
would occasion delay and expense.
Mr.. Mitchell said the investigation had
been asked by Mr.. Grover and should be
made.
Mr.. Salisbury said he only wanted the
resolution to lay over, that the senate
might determine how the investigation
should be made.
The resolution was laid over until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Mitchell presented petition Of 531
citizens of Oregon asking for the investiga-
ton of the Grover charges.
The senate went into executive session.
The senate confirmed the nomination Of
Douglass, Boutwell, and others, and ad-
josrned till to morrow.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
A Result Of Distracted Digestion.

Among the hurtful consequences Of obstruct-
ed digestion, is the Impeachment OF the
blood, and hence a deteriative condition OF the
vital mud not only produces dangerous organic
weakness, but, according to the best medical
authorities, sometimes causes asphyxia, 1t is
apparent that to improve the quality of the
blood by promoting digestion ana assimilation,
is wise precaution. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters is precisely the remedy for this pur-
pose, since it stimulates the gastric juices,
conquers those bilious and evacuative irregu-
larities which interfere with the digestive pro-
cesses, promotes assimilation OF the food by
the blood, and purlres as we'll rs enriches It.
The signs Of improvement in health In conse-
quence Of using the Bltters are speedily appar-
ent in an accession OF vigor, gain in bodily
substance. and a regular and active perform
ance OF every physical function.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
Races.

The races at Burlington named for We'd
nesday did not come off, owing to the
strong wind that prevailed. The weather
being favorable they were to come of on
Thursday.
The Free Press says: The free for all
race not filling has disappointed good
many who were expecting to see Hiland
Grey and Charlie Mack come together. 1t
is now probable that match will be ar
ranged betwenn these two flyers, to be
trotted Friday. There are many admirers
of Hiland Grey in Burlington, and as Char
lie Mack is great favorito at his home in
Burlington, there arc probably a good
many who will stake their judgment on
their respective horses, and contribute to
make up handsome purse to the winner.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
PAcKARD's FRIENDS.
They Bet Forth their arievancsp.

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
AT meeting of the white republicans of
Louisiana to-day an address was adopted to
citizens of the United States asking to be
protected in the enjoyment of the sacred
right to be governed by officers elected by
majority of the legal votes of the state.
The intimidation, violence, outrages and
murders perpetrated upon the republicans
in different parts OF the state
by the white league democracy
are now matters of notoriety
throughout the civilized world Their
policy has been to mislead the people In
other states by reporting daily here, what
Is known to be false, that they have con-
troll Of the whole of the territory except an
acre of ground in New Orleans, and that
their Authority is alone recognized through
out the state aud they ask to be let alone
in order that the people may enjoy local
self government. The facts are that an H.
legal and armed military organization
threatens the existence of the lawful gov
eminent. Instead of Gov. Packards
authority being ackno wledged only
at the St. Louis hotel it is recog-
MED in the greater part of the state5oul-
side of New Orleans. In at least twenty
eight parishes of the state republican off
GERS were elected and are in the exercise OF
their functions and they everywhere recog-
nize Gov. Packard as governor of the state.
Thirteen out Of seventeen district judges,
outside of New Orleans, were elected by
republicans and they have officially recog-
nized Packard. These insurgents boast
that they will force the government of the
United States to abandon Packard and
thus disregard it's sacred obligation TO
the state, or to establish military
governments II The president yields
to this threat 1t will be only to
encourage REBELLION against law. The
question involved here is a question of fact
and law, and not of sentiment. There can
be but one lawful government in the state,
and when another asserts authority 1t Is the
OOuhdSh uu1J Va INC picoluCht " luIulsu
needful assistance. 1t has been boastfully
stated that the taxpayers will pay taxes
cheerfully to Nichols appointees. The
truth is, not one Of his appointees can
lawfully collect taxes, because they have
not the tax rolls, because the licenses which
are collectable at once have to be endorsed
by the state treasurer who holds Office from
1874, and who does not recognize Nichols
appointees. The funds raised have been by
a sort of prestimos or forced loans. We ap-
peal therefore to our fellow citizens of the
loyal states not to. heed the ISLANDERS pub
lished against US and to exert their infu-
ence to hasten the assistance which should
have come to us on the wings of lightning.
Justice delayed is oftentimes justice de-
MED. In conclusion we respectfully but
earnestly ask, as We have right TO de-
mand, that The hand of justice be speedily
extended to the lawful government in Lou
isiana, to the end that the republicans of
this state may not be forced to follow
the example tof Nichols party and
attempt to settle legal questions
by the use of life and cannon.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16

patient hearing 10 representative people
from the south, without regard to color or
politics, and 10 almost every instance he
has not only listened TO their statements
or suggestions, but has in addition invited
them to furnish him full ard precise state
ments of their respective We've In writing.
AS many as fifty or sixty individual state
men,s of this description have been pre-
sented to him and have bean carefully COM
piled by the presidents Iprlvate secretaries,
for his use and data in the final discussion
and decision of the questions involved in
the cases OF Louisiana and South Carolina.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
zsw YORK Produce Market.

NEW YoRK. March 10.
FLoUR.-Receipts OF 81 ,5s9 bbls Firm Min
nesotas In instances were n shade better.
Sales OF $500 bbls. No. Q at 3400Cs4Tb;
supernne western and state at So 500
IS IS common TO good extra western and
state at IS b0ss5 TO; good 70 choice do. at IS $50
50 So; common TO choice white wheat western
ern extra at So sbCssS 90; common TO good extra
Ohio 90 6oSeI 80 common 10 choice extra Sc.
Louis at IS 1895 90 Patent Minnesota extra
good 10 prime at 81 O0AS co. choice TO double
extra at IS SO@s 90. Market closing quiet and
nrm.
WHEAr-Recelpts i,2So bushels. quiet and
without Ut decided change very limited demand
ungraded do. at 81 29@i 30 New York No. l
80 called atsi 40 wbite western at 81 GIN; No.
Z Chicago nominal at 81 40 In store No. 2
Milwaukee at 81 42k0l A., store and a1oat +;
winter wheat dull and nominal.
RYK-Steady and quiet Sales OF western
at si@s4c ss@9oc for Jersey, state and Penn
sylvania (; 1000 bushels Pennsylvania at $li So.
rowed state ut 60ao5c six-rowed state at ESQ
72c No. Canada at 9o@soc; No. Canada at
CoRS.-Receipts OF o., 500 bushels, New
NC better, with q moderate trade; Old western
mixed quiet and without decided change. sales
OF $1,000 bush. Ungraded western mixed at 81 y
@boh New York No.S at bth@55t, the lat
ter an extreme steamer mixed at blA@b4X
steamer yellow at b6Nc; steamer white at b3
old western mixed IN STORE atb6,
OATs.-Receipts OF h,TOO bushels. shade
stronger, with moderate trade. Sales OF 49,
900 bushels. New York No. white at 40k@
acc New York No. l at bl0blkc; white
western at AlH@45Hc white state at bs0ablc
! other grades unchanged