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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
81 ENf-FIRE-sCHoLARs' AID SOCIETY
sHEEP-THE WEATHER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID ooelEtl
sHEEP-THE WEATHER.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 20, 1877.
Quite a sensation was produced at the
depot on FRIDAY last by the arrival OF an
eloping couple and their interception by the
irste "parient" of the bride. The father
arrived too late, however, to prevent the
marriage; but it did not prevent him from
expressing in emphatic language his disap-
proyal of the match and his exalted opinion
OF the bridegroom. lie was very demon
strative. and there would probably have
been personal rencontre but for the inter-
yenton OF the highly-interested spectators.
Young love laughed at the fury Of pater-
famiias. and, without fear OF the future,
received his maledictions with smiles, and
went on their way rejoicing.
On Friday night last the oyerSeer's house
on the farm Of Mr.. l.. S. Macon was de-
stroycd by fire; thought to be the act OF an
inccndiary. 1t appeared that the position
in which the fire was first discovered pre-
cudcd the idea Of its catching from any tire
that may have been about the house. The
loss is several hundred dollars.
The Scholars Aid and Missionary Society
connected with the Methodist church in
this place held its anniversary meeting on
CSCuiuS. n IL tool was 0SiifSt -
by Rev. P. +. August, OF Gordonsyille
This Society originated with this church,
and since spread pretty generally through.
out the Conference limits. 1t is in pros
porous condition, and as an auxiliary to the
Sunday school is invaluable.
Rev. r. X. Meade officiated in Christ
church on Sunday in the stead Of the regu-
lar pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hanckel, who was con-
fined to the house by illness.
The dogs got into Mr. Taylor's sheep on
Saturday, but were detected before they
had killed any except several lambs. Not a
day passes that do not hear expressions
from the intelligent farmers in favor Of the
passage OF an efficient dog-law. 1t is safe
to say that there will be no real prosperity
in these highly-favored pastoral districts
until the Legislature protects the natural
and profitable products Of these sections.
The weather is still clear and cold, with
strong westerly winds. Splendid chances
for the farmers. .- QUIP.
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one Of Natures noblemen; was an officer
In the war Of 1912; IL In good health md
pets about on his farm and Ii u very indus
trious man. Samuel GilbeIfl aged eighty
four; was in the war OF 1872; Is very
healthy, and would pass for n man OF seven
ty. George w. Wiggenton, aged eighty
four, Is remarkably stout and youthful for
one OF his age. He, too, Is a soldier OF 1917.
John Cassel,, aged eighty-three, Ia one OF
the most industrious and wealthy men OF
our neighborhood. James Nowlin, aged
eighty-thrce, is keeping the hotel at our
courthouse, and says he is the oldest tav-
ern-keeper in the Statc-tas lived where he
now resides for sixty years, and all the time
been engaged in the same occupation. Will
liam Clifton, aged eighty-one-very healthy
and robust for one OF his age; he, with
Coleman Dalton, aged eighty-one, are near
neishbors and two OF our finest tobacco
raisers; and last, William Conner, aged
eiglty-one, is very tine mechanic, and
keeps bis shopund works constantly at both
iron and wood. These are remarkable in
stances OF longevity; and most Of these old
men are near neighbors. Six OF them are
married-all were married except Captain
Carter. We have besides these old men
and their wives several very old ladies,
ranging from eighty-fye to ninetY-eight.
This certainly speaks well for the health
fulness Of our county. Why does not the
emigrant, when seeking home, come to
these mountains, where we have life-giving
breezes, pure water, and cheap land?
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PRESENTED FOR THE LARCENY OLA HORSE.
The grand jury yesterday found present
ments against George Scott and Joseph
Bergman. keepers OF the horse-and-mule
stables, Paca and German streets, for the
larceny Of horse, valued at one hundred
and twenty-five dollars, belonging to George
A. Ball and Thomas L. Ball, OF Loudoun
county, Va. Considerable annoyance has
been given to owners OF horses in Loudoun
county by the inroads Of one or two colored
horse-thicveS, who seem to have made Bal
timore city their basis Of operations. Ohio
Cant, one OF the murauders, was caught in
Baltimore recently, tried, and sent to the
pcnitentiary for thirty-three years from LOU
doun county within week after his arrest.
William Richardson (colored), charged with
being his accomplish, was arrested in Balti-
more on Saturday and held for the Virginia
authorities. 1t is alleged that Scott Il Berg
man sold to Robert Speddin horse which
George A. Ball identified as his, and which
had been taken FROM the stable December
10th by Cant. The horse OH being restored
to its owner was placed in the stables Of
Scott & Bergman until Mr.. Ball was ready
to 60 home. The same day the horse again
disappeared. and was found at Speddin's,
where, it is alleged, it was sent by Scott d
Bergman. 4 charge Of larceny was then
made against them, and presentment has
now been found baltimore sun, 20M.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. February 20:.Flour UNCHANGED, with
moderate inquiry; closed dull and scarcely so hrm
holders inclined to realize southern -four quiet and
very limited expert aud milling demand. Corn In
buyers favor. wich moderate trade, export, and
home demand tor nngradcd western naked at 56Q
JSc.; southern yellow, ahoat, &c.: old western
'mlxed, .nominally 5St5@6Ohc. Oats without de-
icidcd change, With fair trade. Cohee-Rio quiet;
sses n 1 Il fs sas5d asde t.
Molasses quiet and unchanged: Rice steady: Caro-,
lima, 5'sGI6ac.; Louisiana, 4a@3se; Tall swa lou,
pentine heavy at 40@4O4c. Pork decidedly lower !:
new mess, 81 5:76@sl5;95;; Lard decidedly lower !
prime steam. $l075. Whiskey trmer, and closed
ut 81 .10@S12. Frcghts dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. February 20.-Flour f5rnl. quiet.
AMI unchanged. Wheat strong and quiet business
restricted " light supplies; pennsylyania red
sLis Southern corn iy active
and steady; southern white, 52@60c.; yellow, 55@
62c.. oats and rye qgier: PROVISIONS dull! and
ders,. TIC; clear rib, Zoe. Lard-Refned, INC
11hc. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Whiskey firm
Ut 5l.O9. Sugar quiet at LEG. -.- ..... .-s.r.
LOUISVILLE, t.4 .g h-
mns % FssssHTy 2GE k i9 sSs d.
Rye quiet at M OATS DF White White
steady. Bulk-mcats quiet and unchanged. Bacon
irm; shoulders, 74c; clear rib, &C.; clear sides,
9Nr. Lard quiet and steady: fierce. 1Ihc.; kegS,
12Ic. Whskey unchanged. Bagging, LIE.
CINCINNATI. ..
CINCINNATI, February 20.-Flour steady and
firm. Wheat quiet and STEADY. Corn firm and III
quiet ut 7sasOc. Barley in fair demand; No. 3
spring Canada at SIC. Pork In good demand and
lower ut $3.50. Lard dull and lower; steam
s9.S7la; kettle, S11@Sl1.25 Bulk-meats dull
shoulders, 5A@ &C.; clear rib, Sa@s'sc.; clear sides
eicar-ri0s, eEc.; clear sides 9Xe. Whiskes active
firm, and higher at S1.05. Butter In fair demand
for best grades. hogs dull and dropping; packing
| S5.S0G$6.1U; receipts, 1850 head.
ST. LOUIS.
+ ST. LOUIS. February 2O.-Flour firm and un
Eehanged. Wheat Inactive; No. q red fall, $1.4S@
|, S1.5Q. Corn acsive: No. 2 mixed, SSa@393c
l. Oats hrmer; No 2, 364c. Rye steady. Barley weak
|; little doing. Whiskey quiet ut Sl.0c. Pork dull
| Lard nominal !; nothing doing. Bacon dul! and un
changed. Hogs duh; light packing, S5.3o@So.75
Cattle quiet and unchanged
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DEATH FROM SEWER. MISUNDERSTANDING
RESPECTING DlPHrHERIA-A WARNING TO
THE PUBLlC.-The columns of this paper
recently announced the death in two days
OF four children Of Mr.. Orr OF 354 Smith
street. The disease was diphtheria. Before
the undertaken could prepare the bodies for
burial the fifth and last child also died. One
funeral did for all the little ones. BY di-
rcction OF the Board OF Health Sanitary-In-
spector Joseph H. Raymond, NJ. D., has been
making an investigation. His report will
be read at the meeting Of the Board to-mor-
row, and will attribute the appearance OF
the disease to defective drainage. The
waste-pipes were found, it is said, both out
OF repair and broken. allowing the mephitic
sewer-gases to escape into the house.
BroOklrp Union.
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PATRICK COUNTY.

FEBRUARY - 1877.
Editors Dispatch: AS bright sunny
day after night Of storm and tempest
shows more distinctly the disaster and de-
struction, SO has the last two weeks Of
spring-likc weather shown us more clearly
the terrible rayages made upon human sys-
TENS by the unprecedented cold winter we
have Justly passed through. We have more
sickness than is usual for us In this county
pneumonia, sore-throat, and colds in yari-
Gus form. Many OF our old people have
died in the last few weeks in this imme-
date neighborhood. Mr.. George w. King,
aged eighty-two; Mr. William Harriss,
aged eigbty-fve; Mr. William Thompson,
aged lightweight; and Mr.. Henry Handy,
aged eighty-four. All highly ,rcspecta-
BILE citizens, and the first three were
soldiers of the war OF 1872. The death
OF these old men have called to my mind the
number still living in this neighborhood-.
all within three miles OF our courthouse.
We think the fact worthy OF notice. We.
have still left with us twelyeol men, six OF
whom served In the war OF 1872. Their
average age is eighty-fYe-m making an aggre-s
gate Of ,020 years. Can any neighborhoo d
In the State beat this? / will give the names
OF these venerable old men: Walker Tuggle,
aged ninety-cight, still an active old man,
~ ,.PPSD,Ae' 'iiinsSil W Mo .OWh alapoa
ervedin the war OF 1872. William Blum.
cett, aged lightweight, is quite feeble, but.
still labors with the hands; served in the
war OF 1912. Thomas Blackard, aged eighty
eight; can get about, his farm. Benjamin j.
Campbell, aged eighty-tiye; "a practicing
lawyer and master commissionerin chnncery
IN THIS countF-we, suppose about the old
est practicing attorney In this State. He is
SUN active, retaining in q remarkable degree
All OF MS faculties; Is a fine old gentleman );
aho Is 10y blood near relation OF the dis
tingnisaed family or AGamses, Of Massachu-.
sets. lie vas saiaeria the war OF 1872.
siias Carter, aged eightY-fye. He has been
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANc

TUESDAY. February 20, 1877.
American Gotd.--I05 E,u r,.&1
State = Sscn,Tites-yIrHinia. sonsols e6a bid, 81
Virginia fundahIc, ~ bid; Virginia deferred, 6a bid
Virginia interest certificates II bid; Virginia tax
receivable coupons, SO bid.
CitN Securities,-IiIchmQnd city s's,. ICY bid
R!!:,Imond city els, SO I'D, 80 asked: Lynshburs
city ss, l07 bid; Lynchburg city 9s, 92 bid; Nor;
folk city water Ss, JOG bid; Norfolk city 6's, ~
bid; Fredericksburg city rs, 90 bid; Manchester
S's, 81 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-vIrgi1ia Central >, Railrosd
third mortgage 6's, j. and J, % bid, ~ asked
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
6's, j. and j., so bid; Petersburg Railroad hlsi
mortgage SIS, y. ami j.. SO asked; Richmond and
Danvilie Railroad consolidated 6's, M. aud n, ~
bid: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage Us, a. and
O., Oh asked
canal Bonds.-James River and KanaTha Canal
Grst mortgage 6's, d. and n, ~ bid.
Railroad St0cEs.-Richmond,F Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed l09
par, 9a asked: Richmond and Danytlle Railroad
100 par. 4 bid. C.t
Bank Socialist National, 100 par, l15 bid,
1872 asked: National Bank of VIrginLa, 100 par,
100 asked Union Bank of Richmond, so par. ~
Insurance Comparatively Virginia Fire and Ma.
rine, 25 par, 80 bid; Virginia State 20 par, 20
bid; Virginia Home. 100 par. SO asked Commer,
cial Fire Insurance Company, 20 parr 16 bid, ~
asked; Richmond Fire Association. 20 par, II DID,
20 asked.
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MARINE ayTELEHGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 30, 1877.
ARRIVED. ~
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Portland, MI,
oiG Norfolk, potatoes. Allison q Addison.
Schooner David E. Wolff. Todd, James river, light,
to LOAD eonl, Curtis 4 Parker.
..- CLEARED.
Rath Johannes Rod tNor.). Moe, IIavre. timber,
ssaIes logs, and bark Curtis 4 Parker. .;
..-..... SAILED. ..,...' ..,....r.u
Steamship. Old Dominion, Walker, Now York,
merchandise ana passengers, Il. W. Allen i Co..
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
Schooner John mcdonnell, McRsndry, Philade-
schooner John s: Bcacham, Woodland, New York,
coal, Curtis 4 Parker,
Schooner John McGinnts, Colburn, philadelphia,
slaves, Curtis s. Parker. ...
CLEARED For THIS PORT.
From Portland February 18th, schooner William
Pickering, Fullerton.
From Liverpool Februery Cd, bark Trahk (Eor.l
From Liverpool February ed, bark woye (Nor.),
From Liverpool December =, bark Firm, just.
From Liverpool December 23d, bark Ruth E.nis-
from Liverpool January 2sd. bark Tarpelan tBr,,
Doran. ..LE E,a--.Ea sra- q .,t';.ft>s !
From sew York February 9th, schooner Jesse l..
Leach, Johnson, ria City Point. -., -r...x
From New York january 18th, schooner James,
town, Hazleton. ,..>t.'tI r VI .st'."
From Baltimore February 16th schooner Eddie,
From New York February 14th, schooner S. W.
From New York February l4,li, schooner Lottie.
Speed. :.
From Alexandria February 9th. schooner ES-
tella. .. ..@r. 's-.'..' --..' '',.s-t'
From New York February IL, schooner B. C.
Terry, Cranmer. .....I. ....-.a..,
l : MEMORANDA.
VSIxA
Shaw, Cox; and George p. HalloCk, Sharrctt, from
Richmond, at New York February 9Th. ...,.,si .
Schooner Farmers Return, from Richmond, Mt
Norfolk February 10th. u" > +" .'.t.-t' -
! .s.Cr NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
PHILADELPHIA. February 19.-Ltghtshfp No. 0
was ut Delaware City on the 18th instant 10 take her
station on the Fourteen-Foot Bank the same day.
~ ''s' DISASTER. =
HAVANA. February 2O.-The bark Kronprinsen,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, with cotton, was
lost on l7:h on San Cayetano Reef, The crew was
saved. 81, go. 5-,...,, !. 80 s !.
NEW YORK, February .2e.-Arriyed: Switzer-
land, Greece, ClydeS.i Arrived out: E S. Powell,
Resuta, America, General Fairchitd, ,Othello.
Honeward bound Frey, Hampton Roads; Albion,
Beaufort, 8. O.; Thornbean, Southwest Passage. !
BOSTON, February 2O.--The schooner r II. Pills.
bury, from New Orleans for Boston, with cargo or
cotton, IS ashore at Nanset at O'Clock this morn
ing. She viii probably get OF. ~ t,%ut ~
FoRT MONROE. February 20.--Arriyed: Banks
Oxo and Ebenezcr. from Liverpool; ). C. Williams,
| from Cork; .D lo Flea. nom Hambursh, seeking:
lin schooner Mary Newell, from Cardenas. Sailed :
Brig 0keubuF9 for Balsifu0reI Arrived: Brig Kos
SAX. from rMessina, bound TO Baltimore; schooner
Helen Maria, from Belfass, Me, for orders.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c.
PAMELA CIGARS.

TSPANOLA CIGARS. - =
The subscribers have made arrangements for the
exclusive sale of the CIGARS of this well-knOwr
and celebrated brand, manufactured In Key West
and invite the attention Of the public to the full
sortment of all the usual styles they are now pre-
pared to Offer,
Influenced by the high duties on imported cigars,
the proprietor of the Espanola factory, ut Havana
has establishes " ..t-# < -
BRANCH IN KEY WEST,
and is using there the same class of Vuelto Abajc
tobacco Us in the Havana factory, the pure quaht
and aromatic flavor of which have given this brano
it's present high credit among consumers The prices
are materially less than for those from Havana, aC
a comparison Will show that they are IN every re-
spect fully equal. They are offered in connection
with our usual list of HAVANA CIGARS.
~ ACkER, MERRALL e. COSDlT,
$50 and l32 Chambers street, New York
1854 gsar& -. PARK & .TILFORD, 4
fe 2l-1m 917 and 9l9 broadway. New York.
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INTERESTING KILOGRAMS.
THE PROGRESS MADE YESTERDAY IN
t}i COUNTING THE ELECTORAL
VOTE.

THE COUNT TO BE CONCLUDED THIS
wEEK-oBJECTroNs TO MICHIGAN AND
NEvADA-RECEsss OF BOTH HoEsEs-IN-
TEREsTING DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE
AND HOUsE-wHAT A MASSACHUSETTS
REPUBLICAN, THINKS OF THE ACTION OF
THE Observation-Disclosures OFFERING
FROM A NEW YORK GAMBLERS DAUGH-
TER-FAILuRE-FIRE At ST. LoUls-AR-
REST OF CoUNTERFEiTERs IN NEW
YORK-A CELEBRATION IN COLUMBIA
STOPPED BY PRESIDENT GRANT,
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A NEW Galveston, February
19.-The Galveston, Harrisburg and Sar
Antonio railroad is now completed. The
first train left Galveston for San Antonio to-
day with an excursion party, including the
Governor and other State officials. The
completion of this road opens up large
portion OF the finest territory in western
Texas, which has heretofore been without
railroad communication.
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En- :!Ish dairy. 1s@2Oe.; Pineapple 25c. ',>''
Fish: Hetrings- Nertn Carolina No. cut. 80 I;
North Cnrolina 5sross 90; Eastern gross, $3.50
Mac,e EGrtS aE Pss none In market market
is f;S So . IN Kits 81 siso ness
Lard; Prims; b.. rcls and t,erces, 12c. in half
tierees. gee: barrels. 3oc: genuine roi.en syrun,
6C@66c. . gallon; Cuba and Mascosasn, 6ogl90c.
Salt: liverpool in roan,i lois, from wharf, 4 go;
iots from wharf si.lo@si.i6; rom Store, $50
Sugar: Crushed, I2.sc.: powdered. 12,44c.: gran.
Sses 16@ioae; sas E oaf fsasise Folc
&aa Common, SSSe:; ssss washing sn, $685. s E:
,n Tsaf b sfioasiSo ganpesar sissSiSS
for strictly choice, ~, Ill, .
Licorice. et
Ltcorice Paste.sJ. g. 3 Co. S1e.: z. r.; 2$c &c.:
A. .. e., 23c.; K. G Co., 24c.: p. Ga 25c.; Archoi
27c.: a. c. G., 36c.: g. G~ 2Se. .5lttt..
Liquors, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pintsa s2@s2.l6 2
yysndiss Domestic. sl2s@s2 Z. fruit s1 ;s "a
sl:So; apple new, s $i;$s5 s2 DID, $40
lie WbisEeys: Medium, fun 81. s0asa: pure old. %
6S4; Virginia nountain new. $2G32.50; old
S9 a pomes a1s sPyaSFs imported ss case
Restifea Y WI Wsts%eys: Market steady; proof
Lumber, Slaves, &c. .',,.....
Lumber, White oak. = 2GaSl5 y 900: Westeri
Virginia poplar, Sl2.50@$25 q 200; white pine
a20@575 p 1000 yellow pine boarls, Tl0GSl4;
DIST. S12@S1S. according to lengths. SLi1yes-
Pine. $2.50@s5: cypress siS-inch,. - .50@Sl!
p 900. Laths-sphI; $3.50; sawel, s2.25@s2.5t
1000. t -.s s.1. j.. Il d. .a.i =. ~,
,StapeS Whisifey barrel imher.green. 81 SEiS29
900; seasoned $206$25 p 1000. Flour barrel
timber, $6@D$7.50 p 1000. FIour-sarrel poles, 81
80. hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops,
1880 .~nFatt
HIill-Feed. ....a ...
Shfpstuf: 40@45c. p ouslei
BrolonstuB: 25@30c. q bushe. .s
Shorts. &c., q buSl.c:. 1.'.
Wheat Bran: zoe. p nrIshel.
corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushel. ".t
Powder, Shot, sc. go. .......
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.G0Sl.25 g 100 feet
Ponder: 1918 by the five kcxS-less tilD fiH
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3256lS3.50.
Shot. Northern, 81. 40(GS2.5 {, bag OF 20 lbs.
Grindstones: 1A92iSc. q ID.
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Dancer, daughter Of Matthias Dancer, the
gaaahlar, llasabaau eatbed sS33aS, 900 ,totbirtgs
one religious societies. ..r,.
F1alScIALLY, QUITE HEALTHY.
MONTREAL, February 20.-An examine
ton into the affairs OF the Merchants Bank
Of Canada shows an excess OF 100000.
g. FAILURE. sa5 =
CHICAGO, February 20.-'rhe failure OF
D. Krigg, commission, produce, and proyf-
sion merchant, is announced.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYsIS.-We regret to
learn that our former towusman, Mr.. Charles
C. Grice, who is native Of Portsmouth,
and was for many years engaged in business
in this city as superintendent of the Ports
mouth Gas Company, was stricken with
paralysis last week, and is lying very i'll at
his residence in Isle of Wight county, a few
miles from Smithfeld. This is his second
attack, and his friends are in the creates
anxiety on his account.-NoJolk pir'
o;ni1p Goth
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THE FIRE AT SAG HARDoR.-Neeo York,
February 19.-By the fire at Sag Harbor
yesterday there were altogether thirty three
houses burned, including the Nassau House
and several OF the largest buildings on Main
street and along the wharf on the west side.
The aggregate loss will reach 100000 to
$50 OOO
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LONDON.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 20, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-PRite, 222 bushels. Red, 1882 BUSH
els.
ConN.--IVhue, ,65s bushels. Nired, 26 bushels.
Yelto11, 40 bushels.
OATs.-2.2T6 bushels.
MEAL.-l64 bushels.
BE.,NS.-6G bushels.
Rye bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-T1ite IS bushels fair ut Sl.55: 1S
bushels ut S. las; "a bushels prime ut 81 so; "a
bushels Mt Sl-A0-tOtal, 172 bushels. Red, PIG
bushels at sl.52; So bushels prime at $3.50; so
bushels goodat -50 l12 bushels good ut 81 26
bushels very good at $l.52: bushels III S1.36; "a
bushels at 81 .5S; 4 3 Bushels IT $1.5S; "a bushels
nj S1:55 ; 100 bushels prime OH private terms %
bushels at $3.50; "a bushels fair at S1.45; $50
bushels choice on private tcrms-total, 1902 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Hhite, I 06 bushels very good at SEC; 96
bushels very good nj 52c.-tota 22p bushels: Mig
ed; 20 bushels prime at 52c. Yeli0c, 40 bushels on
private terms
OATs.-5O bushels prime spring Mt Acc; 1000
bushels spring on private terms; 132 bushels spring
on private terms; SO bushels spring private
terms; &C bushels spring on private tcrms-lotal
1928 bushels.
MEAL-44 bushels at ,Goc.;. 70 bu -hcls inferior
at 52c.-tOtal, 16 bushels.
. Rl Eft bushels Mt 60c.