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Hin yases 40 inches in hight brought S3S a piece;
Jspanese sword with harkan knife, with gold and SILVER
mounted handles, brought s22 while another muon Is'
sold for 27 temrs OF Japanese bronze IL inches
IN hight ana diameter brought s36 To-day the sale viii be-
eu from No the catalogue AMI the best ana iaies'
articles Of the collection will De disposed Of
BROOKLYN
Antopio Leon. arrested several weeks ago for his
attempt 90 murder his daughter Rose Massimino was
brought into Justice Ferys court for examination yesterday
but owing TO her Illness the adjourned Tor
week.
Peter Kane and Thomas Fitzpatrick, the two work
men soned wednesday by swallowing beladonna used
as remedy for sick the Gates Avenue stables are
s alive Kane Is recovering. but Fitzpatrick is danger
ousy Ill.
letter from Mr.. Beecher read at Plymouth
Church last evening. He said he working very hard
during last few days OF his VACATION but was longing Tor
the Of his return. He would lecture for the last une
next Wednesday night.
Judge Pratt yesterday denied the motion for
permanent injunction restraining the Mutual Alliance from
paving money the funds Of the ASSOCIATION for Dad Oh
music parade to-day. The reason for demanding ths
injunction that the funds had been contributed TO the
society solely VIOLENT and charitable purposes
President Slocum of the Board OF City Works on
Thursday evening stated the committee Of Aldermen on
and drainage that new pumping engine lot he wafer
works OF 100000, was necessary Inc committee
decided report in favor OF the appropriation and also as
the establishment OF the water meter system al All
expense not exceeding 5000 OOO definite action was
taken.
The Police Commissioners have given instructions
for drafting bill which shall make all boilers, whether IN
sured or not subject inspection OF their engineers
mblyman shYey introduced the bill into the Assembly
Inspector Powers will go to Albany to urge It's
passage Under the present law engines are not subject
inspection properly insured even though they may pe Dan
gerous.
In January 1876, Mrs. George Kane was thrown
from Flushing she stepping on the rear plat
form at Fulton Ferry and eved injuries which VIII cripple
her for life Fall Mrs Kane recovered $27OO damages
from the company and her husband subsequent SUIT 70
Obtain separate damages received $500 This Judgment
was set aside excessive and the tried again yes
teriay when The jury made the verdict $1,000.
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THE MINERS, TROUBLES.

SCRANTON, Penn, March 16.-A mass meet
ing OF miners held here tonight TO protest against
the recent reduction Of ID per cen IN their wages Whc
ot effect Yesterday Indignation expressed at the
action OF the companies, but the majority OF the speak
ers opposed "A strike at present. committee
WIS appointed 10 take the matter into cohsid-
GRAFTON and draw up resolutions OF Indignation
against the action Of the companies The mines al
acri'mg nnethirI OF the time. A relief committee OF
monument citizens formed here tonight l0f the pu
nose OF aiding the unemployed mechanics "ho are SUI
is with tnc poor people, and no doubt large suDscrl
non will be raised FOR them There nave pceh no rOtous
or ,isor,ieIy demonstrations Today.
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If your hair is falling out, and you begin to
dread badness, try at once DR. JAYSks HAIR ioNc II
cleanse and stimulates the scalp and so promotes The gO"ii
81 ne hair Ia also useful for the hair
~ a comely appearance besides strengthening IT,
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Dr.. lllWAI'N REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly asecss elegantly coated for THE cure OF all dis
orders ~ tho stomach liver bowe Kidneys bladder nervous
iseNsrs hgsdsche patton costiyeness Indigestion dye
pcpss Dousass OAs fever Inflammation OF the bowels,
plea nd al OF tho internal yiscer1 warranted
PRICE Is CKN - PER COX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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SPECIAL ANNoUSCEMENT.-hNOX SPRING
HAT us ready Inspection and sale al az Broad
Az and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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WHEN REFRACTORY,

THREE SPANIARDs.-Best and most interest
ing novel published. For sale at all bookstores
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Brewster & Go.
(OF BROO1IE-STJ

removed their Sales Department from Ffthave to
BROADWAY 47th to 4shs and concentrated Their entire
business above their completed establishment being the
largest and best appointed CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY in
country abroad aaoring unequaleG facilities in the
production OF CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS Of tho
highest grade. their stock for the present they
offer the best styles Of LONDON AND PARIS together with
original designs great variety aud including all weights Of
the BREWSTER WAGON, which has for 70 many years
maintained supremacy for QUALITY The growing pop
uary coaching has induced to give special attention to
the building Of PARK DRAGs AND ROAD COACHES,
and inspection invited OF several now in of consrc
ton for gentlemen of "F0Er.nUand Club THE RI B..
BERCUsHIONED AXLE Is used upon all carriages built
by u.s. and our customers assured that 1t marks the
greatest strides made toward peIfectgg wheeled
vehicles securing their safety comfort and economy
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Announcements.

LUNpBORG's PERFUMES are commended 1or
their delicacy and truthiulness TO nature
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Uxcovvoy HARD on HIM.-Tiddy Lavender
u,,It5 unv, hadn't ucttaW-haw-scc You 'cwOss the
commons MOI You're not afwaid of donkeys LADY
-, nd: Thanks no. not at all though OF course I'm
ai.tr too awfuly glad 10 get lid OF them (lIddl
ft,r,uty-minutcs-after reflection NORTHUMBERLAND the
dooce did she mean by MHD-Fdnny Folks.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
cam. 800. Noon 36' 30 m, 49,. aiam 1G o.
Average, 81 same dsy, 1871 ga
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the Juvenile stomach may be disciplined with MILK or MAG
sEsiA which always eOnquers indigestion.
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FEVER AND AGU cured for fifty cents. There s not
agent n This world that will cure Fever and Agus
ard all Other MssrOus Bilious, Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow and
ether Fegers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 40 quick Al
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CuRIsTMAs.TREE FIRE IN FREDEaIcK--
TIRES CHILDREN TERRIBIy BURNED. Fred
erick, Nd, January i1.-About $50, o'clock
this evening a fire occurred at the residence
Of Mr.. Charles w. Tablcr, on east Patrick
street, by which three children-a son and.
daughter of Mr. Tabler, grandchildren ot
Colonel Thomas Sim, and q daughter OF
Mr.. Joseph Trerelios-were terribly, and
il is thought fatally, burned. The children,
It appears, had locked themselves in q large
room in which there was beautiful Christ
mas-tree, for the purpose Of engaging at
play. In attempting to illuminate minia-
ture house by means OF tapera fire was conf
municated to the tree and quickly spread
through the room. The frightened chill
dren were unable to escape, and It was not
until the flames were discovered outside
that the doors were broken open and their
rescue effected. Considerable excitement
was produced and much sympathy Is felt
for the unfortunate parents and the little
sufferers. The damage to property Is slight
Specait dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. :
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land a righteous decision itwas.l

VANDERBLT's WILL.-Commodore Van
derbilt had mind OF his own about pretty
much everything, including, as it seems
now, the way to make charitable and per-
sonal requests. Instead Of embodying them
in his will, as the manner OF men is, he
committed his requests to his son, who
holds them secret and will execute them In
strict accordance with the dead mans de-
sires. There are other gifts also to rela-
tiyes and friends made outright before his
death, nosrecord OF which has been kept,
and there is also provision for an asylum to
shelter broken-down employees Of the Van
derbilt roads, and perhaps eventually to all
disabled railroad men. These requests will
show that the late Commodore was not in
different to the welfare OF his fellow-b beings,
as the provisions Of his will had perhaps
led many to believe; and his unostentatious
method OF making bis requests will do still
more to commend bis memory to more ten-
der treatment.-Neao YORK; Tribune.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CIRCULAR OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTON BROKERS'
ASSOCIATION.

CIRCULAR OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTON BROKERS'
ASSOCIATION.
LIVERPOOL, January 12.-In its review of
the week ending last night the Cotton
Brokers' Circular says: The market was
animated the early part of the week, and,
with very extensive business, prices adj
vanccd considerably. There has been 4
quieter tone since Tuesday. The market
was fiat to-day Thursday, with pressure
to sell, and portion OF the advance was
lost. American continued in very extern
sive request the earlier part of the week,
and prices advanced SIG. The market has
been less active since Tuesday, and, being
freely supplied, lie to ! of the advance has
been lost. Sea Island has been neglected,
but prices are firm in futures, and transac-
tions continue large, with considerable tluc-
tuation in prices.
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
LONDON, January PA special dispatch
from Berlin to the Post says twenty SOCIAL
Democrats have been elected to Parliament.
They have shown great strength in all the
large towns, even where defeated.
The Brazilian cable is interrupted be-
tween BahiaSand Rio Janeiro.
The Pall-naH Gazette of this afternoon,
IN leading artlcic, expresses the DelleI Lnat
Germany's action is q fresh indication Of
Bismarck's desire to see Russia at war, and
the Russian Empire shaken or destroyed.
\ special from Berlin to the PGll-MaH
Gazette says Bismarck is indisposed and
confined to his room, and unable to attend
the Prussian Diet, which was opened by the
Emperor in person to-day.
The Turco.Servian Troubles.
EXPECTATION OF GRAIN AND CATTLE PRO-
HIBITED.
LONDON, January 12.-The Foreign Office
has received dispatch from the British
Ambassador at Constantinople announcing
that the export OF grain and cattle has been
prohibited from the vilagete OF the Danube,
and the export OF grain prohibited from the
forts Of Trebizond, Samsua, and Kerasun.
A DEMAND FROM THE RoUMANIAN GOVERN
MENT.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January IA note has
been presented to Savfet Pasha, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, from the Roumanian
Government, demanding that Turkey re-
cognize that Roumania forms no integral
portion OF the Ottoman empire.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JANUARY II. 1877.
Sun RISES. 49,. 7:19 HIGH TIDE.
Sun scts............ 4:59 Mornng........... 3:64
Moon riseS........ $50 Evening ............ 4:1S

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IS, 1877.
ARRIVED At WEST POINT JANUARY 18TH
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, l.. Il. Tatuin, agent
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merc,an-
disc and passeneerg, G. ". Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 12.-Arrived: China Do
nan. Arrived out: ASyrfa, Denonab, Success Y. X.
Clements G.. G. Robinson. Homewnrd bound: Alice
and Ida, New Orleans Blomsdan, Hampton Roads,
MaIabar. Pensacola.
HALIFAX, January 12.-The steamship Nova
Scotia from Baltimore, arrived here ut p. 81 yes
terday and sailed at O'Clock for Liverpool ola st.
Johns, N. b..
CINCINNATI, january lathe new steamer
Columet, loaded for New Orleans, was sunk by
moving ice here this morning. "..t'
FORT MONROE, January 12.-ArrIved; Bark Ads
Carter from Nayassa. She experienced very heavy
weather. and is perfect wreck and canuot proceed
farther. Passed In: For baltimore. Banks, Eliza
and Kcppla. Arrived out: Barks Rio de in Plata,
William E. Furd, Tetens, seeking, ana Az onport,
BOSTON, January 12.-The schooner Z. C.
Thomas, from Richmond. Va, for Boston. dnring
heavy westerly gale January Sd, when tkree miles
from Highland Lighthouse, lost iib and niainsau
and dcck-load, and the ice forced her ashore AZ BIZ
lingsgate Shoal. cutter went to her assistance,
and got her anoat with the loss OF her anchor and
chains. The crew was badly frost-bitten.
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PRINCE EDWARD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMyI.LE, Va, January II, 1877.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvILLE, Va, January II, 1877.
4 serious accident happened at Hampdcn-
Sidney College on yesterday morning from
the careless use Of pistol. Mr.. Elliott
Spiller, 4 student from Botetourt county,
while listlessly toying with..a pistol lying on
his table caused its discharge, and received
the contents Of it in his abdomen. The
wound is Of a very serious nature. His
father has just arrived from your city,
where he is engaged in business.
DR.. James Lyle, long and favorably
known in this section, was buried yester-
day with Masonic honors. He was in his
seventy-seventh year, and had been a sue
cessful practitioner OF medicine more than
fifty years.
Trade suffers here at present, conSealed
by the polar wave, as everything else Is.
CEPHAS.
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4 LOST COMMISSIONER Found IN Texas
st. Louis, January 1.-THE Republican has
a special dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, which
says that information from trustworthy
source has been received there to the effect
that Samuel S. Burdett, late commissioner
Of the General Land Office at Washington,
who mysteriously disappeared from New
York some months ago, was recently seen
in San Antonio, Texas, by gentleman who
knows him we'll and talked with him. He
did not allude to the cause OF his disappear
ance, but asked his friend not to mention
their meeting.
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OF their request, by Nicholas police against
.eapture by the sergeant-at-arms of the

OF their request, by Nicholas police against
capture by the sergeant-at-arms OF the
House. l3s1e ff.sgsii PIT
"A dispatch from Salem, Oregon, says q
Republican lawyer got $4,000 for arguing
in favor Of Cronfn before Governor Grover
that .Cronin got $4,000 for CARRYING votes to
Washington, and that the balance OF the
money was returned.
a report was current at the Capitol this
morning that some action Gripping to the
Nichols government would be taken be
fore night. 1t noon Senator West knew
nothing about it, and did not believe it.
| Tie name OF Elias Grfswold, sent to the
Senate Yesterday for Judge OF the Northern
district of Florida, was withdrawn to-day.
The cross-examination of Major, Richards
and the examination OF Detective McDeyitt
did not break the force OF the charge
against sMirtagh of conspiracy to .cntice
Represent atiye Whifthorne into question.
able locality, and to arrest him and hold
him until the reporters had secured the
item. The police reRssert that their COM
pliance was pretended! and it still seems
that Murtagh acted from no. personal mo-
tive beyond oblieing the Navy Department,
which was under Investigation by COM
mittee OF which Whitthorne was chair
man. -s.-...ts.g
MOVEMENT OF MoNTToRs-THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
~ MERCHANT VESSELS wEATHER-BoUND.
FORTRESS MONROE, january. 12.-The
monitors Wyandotte, Passaic, and Mon
tank, which have been in the Roads for the
past three months, were sent up to Norfolk
to-day to make room for the Russian fleet.
which is hourly expected. The Roads is
crowded with merchant vessels.
='i. ARRIVAL OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
: NORFOLK, January 12.-The frigate Svet-
Ian, flagship Of the Russian squadron, ar
rived in Hampton Roads this afternoon, hay
ing on board Grand Duke Alexis and
Admiral Boutaiof. The remaining ships
OF the squadron are expected to arrive to-
morrow. The Russian Minister and Admi-
raj Crown, of the Russian fleet, chartered
tug and Immediately went down from
here to Hampton Roads to escort the Grand
Duke to this city. Suitable apartments
have been provided for him at the Atlantic
Hotel.
THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN FLORIDA
RESULT OF THE CoRoNER'S INQUEST.
PENSACOLA, January 12.-The coroner's
jury in the case OF Butler, killed in the ac-
cident on the Pensacola railroad, returned
verdict OF malicious interference with the
track by parties unknown.
-- UNCONDITIoNALLY RELEASED.
MoRR1sTowN, N. j., January 12.-John
Fl. Talmadge, confined here on the charge
of defrauding Canada bank Of $36, 900,
was Internationally released on request OF
the banks lawyers. ...i .-.....
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HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.
Tcleeratns from all Parts
OF the Country.

REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON
THE POWERS or THAT BoDY-THE PRI7
vILEGEs OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
EQUAL-MATTERs, IN sTATU QUO I'm
LoUIsIAEA-THE REPUBLICANS STILL
BALLOTTING FOR UNITED STATES sENA
ToR-MALICIoUs INTERFERENCE wITHA
RAILROAD TRACK IN FLoRDA-CHURCH
BuRNEDIN BRoc KPoRT--ARRIvAL OF THE
UssIANFLAG-sHIPIN HAMPTON ROADS
: GOVERNOR CoLQulTT, OF GEORGIA, rNAU-
GURATED-BkNK SUSPENSION in Bos-
ToN-A TIsfIKILL BANK IN TROUBLE, &C.
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WRECKED SuIPs.-Ne,o York, January
12.-The ship Semla, which stranded week
ago five miles south of Barnegat, yesterday
began to fall to pieces, and will become a
total loss. .
The steamer Amerique's hull is embedded
twelve feet in sand, and the task OF saving
her is looked upon as prodigious one.
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FOREIGN NEws.-London, January "a
The conference adjourned to Monday,
when it is supposed proposition i'll the
shape OF an ultimatun will be presented to
Turkey. Bismarck is reported as becoming
inpatient, as the prolongatlon OF the con-
ference Is damaging to the dignity Of Eu-
ropean Powers. Italy proposes the adjourn
ment of the conference to Vienna. Russia
is pushing military preparations.
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Ten SCHooNEEs LOST Washington, ID.
C., january ia Gloucester, Mass, spe-
cial, dated January 1lth, reports ten
schooners OF the fishing fleet from that port
missing, and are doubtless lost, and their
crews probably persisted.
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PUBLIC OFFICES AND CONTENTS DESTROY
ED.-Bostou, January 11.-By fire at
Swanton, VT, to-day, in building where
were located the custom-house and' post
office, the custom-house books and the con-
tents OF the post-oflice were destroyed.
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The Solicitor OF the Treasury has given
an opinion, in reply to Treasurer Wyman,
that bank in estimating capital liable to
duty may deduct from it's capital such $3.50
bonds OF the District OF Columbia as it may
own, and be relieved from the payment OF
duty on capital to that extent.
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HOTEL BURNED AT Lone BRANcn.--Long
Branch, n. j., January 1.-THE Central
Hotel and several adjoining buildings were
burned at o'clock this morning. The loss
is about 100000. The hotel Was owned by
Mr.. Samuel Cohen, Of New York. q
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD IMPROVE
MENTs.-Thrce hundred new freight-cars are
to be built at once; 4 loan Of eight million
dollars to be made in Europe; the road to
be more fully equipped, and the branches
extended.
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ByTcIeSrap,,.

NEW YORK, January 12.-Gold opened at l06.
Eoon.-Stocks active AMI lower. Money, . per
cent. Gold, 1O6sf. EHchange-Long, 1884; short,
4S5k. Stale bonds dull bnt strong. Governments
Evening.-Money dull-oaered at per cent.
Sterling Steady at 1885,. Gold frmer at lO6S.G
111G.
NEW YORK. January 12.-Sub- Treasury balances
Gold. $65, 92S,564; currency, $4,000 1888; The
s24S,O0O. Custom receipts, 1904 900.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 12.-Virgnia 6's. deferred.
*; consolidated, 66S; second series, SO. North
Carolina 6's, old, 22.
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PIANOS, oRGANs. re:
-
TOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON q HAMLIN ORGANS bare beea
assigned THE FIRST RANK BY The Judges nj tn
They may now Be bought VERY Low
ron cAsHo. on EASY rEaME-.yiz. BY tue pey.s
men, OF ono tenth OF the eataiogus price esss and
one tenth every three months Until ten nay aieats
are msde, - 4. ). Il
For Instance To purchase an organ worth s1ov.
YOU pay 4Io cash. aud SIS eyery three months uits
tan payu,elss arc made. Thus pnrcisasaux sn osgaa
by me Payment OF s5 per month, which q ony we
reat or q piano.
Large reductions for cash.
e n L.D.wALFoRDACA E8sEON MeGAkxAG
AGENTS Mason b Ialnnn Otgan Cesnpa
o. s and Decker Ftanoss
"a n.1m a1x Main streets IeiehMrEd ssss
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In reply to an address and the presenta-
ton OF Il sum of money Thursday to the
Pope by the students Of the American Col
lcge at Rome, his Holiness dwelt upon "the
marvellous progress Catholicism was making
in America"
The Dispatch issued on New-Year's day
its accustomed double No., filled with valu-
able statistics, evincing great care, indus
try, and Charlotte Gazette.
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DEATH AN AcTREss.-Ne ,o Yorfc, jan
nary 12.--Lucille Western, the actress, is
dead; aged thirty-four.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

IOILIV AINII Z HOOIN S-1@A011<1RS011s
RICHMOND, January II, l87TS
OFFERINGS. :....r
WmEAT.-W White, go bushels. Red, 1876 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 500 bushels.
OATS.-10 bushels. #.@
BLACK-EYE PEAS.-12 busheh.
r.l tEw SALES - sE-r"G q
wHEAT-IVlfte, 20 bushels. prime private
terms Red, 80 bushels at $l.40; 40 bushels at
9Uc.-total 100 bushels.
CoRN-JVhite, 2S4 bushels prime at &c.: zoo
bushels very good ut 5Sc.-total, 4S4 bushels.