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The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
The Oxford Fair.

The gross receipts of the recent fair of
the Oxford Agricultural Society were
S2O1O.63. The total amount of prem
iums and expensas of the fair were SILL
OF, leaving as net profits the respectable
sum of SS9S.71, which is larger amount
than realized at any former spring fair.
At the meeting of the Board of Managers
on Friday it was resolved not to pay any
premiums for trotting at the fall fair
which takes place on the 34th, 25th and
2(ith of September.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
General News.

In the first annual boat race on the
Schuylkill for the Childs Y ase. the Penn
sylvania University crew yesterday
beat both Columbia and Princeton.
Every piece of jewelry stolen from
except one plain gold ring has been re-
covered fiom Cox the murderer, the
pawnbrokers to whom he had pledged
it, mulatto girl in New York to whom
he had gwen the topaz necklace and
other jswelry and negro 10 whom she
had given ruby ring. The two per
sons last named are detained - witnes-
ses. Cox will be In New York this
morning and will be tried for murder ct
one. .iif5. ia us .r,urd
The yacht Regina beat the. Vixen YES
serday In the race for the Benntt Chal-
lenge Cup. .,Ie no.,
John I. Lynch, the diamond broker.
600 bail on charge Of conspirine to OBJ
tain loan Of $5, 600 on / .set Of diamond
jewelry represented. to be worth $40 900,
but really valued at only $50.
During q colored Masonic picnic At
Ihunderbolt, Ga, yesterday, some Of
the male dancers quarreiled about :
woman, and three Of them were shot.
one fatally. '3 fi'eiH1b
Two negroes, named Groome and
Clements, have been arrested In Louisa
equity, Va, for the murder Of the COL
, ored woman whose body WAS found In
! the river at Louisa Court House on Mon
day morning. rom e.''iJ
At Sawdriffe,t twelve miles from Frank
. fort, KY, on Saturday night, party Of
unknown rufiiians attacked the house Of
Samuel Faulkner, and severely wound
ed Faulkner as he ran out, Thew eat
, ire to the house, which was consumed
! win It's inmates, two young children Of
: Fauikner and Henry Russell, the latter
= There was tremendous ran storm at
1 Fort Grimm, Texas, on the night of the
q 10Th great damage, and drowning seven
e persons, three Of themin the town.
It Edwin Smith was fatally burned .,
e Newport, 4. l., yesterday by the spillina
1t over Of pot OF boiling wax:
A New Jerseyman, named Lovtber
was taken to the hospital In Montreal
yesterday, with severe injuries to hi
If head, caused, he said, by bis having beeI
re thrown of Grand Trunk train by /
l. breakman, for non-payment OF his fare
!. Mrs. Sarah W. Underwood, arreste,
,e !. in Milwaukee several weeks ago, on th
IL charge OF uttering forged notes to ~
:: +. amount Of $l4 200, was arraigned ysster
- day. Alter hearing the testimony q
y complainant, judge Mallory dismis,s
y, the case, saying that in his opinion ther
IN was no good reason, for the prosecution
Our Vice Consul ii Client has inform
ed the State Departments ot decision r
"a seap 1T. ''f.i ssdmch yFn
pg Rev. Henry chayncey Riley was co.
Id secreaea , EP'scoPsl Bishop Of Mexico,
There were present Bi5hops Lee :
Delaware, Stevens Of lPennsvlvani
Howe Of Central Pennsylvania. Kerfcs
n IT Pittsburg, Littlejohn Of, Long Islan,
ms Bedeli Of Ohio, Coke Of Western Ne
dy York, and fif,y minister
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
wllll.m Ad.msen's Pubiie nee.sss'

William Adamson's Public 1equssss
The will of William Adsmson, Of the
firm Of Beder, Adamson b Co., hayes
tho bulk of his estate to his family, and
then provides that on conditien that tho
congregation Of the Wakefield Prssby-
terlan Church, Of, Germantown, shall
within five years from the time Of biz
death have built . stone church upon
the lot, 80 by 220 fe-t,fat Germantown
road. and Londen street, and shall be
clear Of all debt, the congregation shall
receive the lot in fee simple aud 81, ,OO0
free of all charges and taxes. sOs
The will bequeathes to all of, the mar
ried men who have been in the employ
of the firm of Beder, Adamson & Co.,
for fifteen years prior to the death of Mr.,
Adanson, $25, and to the single mer
who have been SO employed $40; to al
married men who have beep 90 smployed
for ten years $40, and to the single men
SIS, and to all widows Of men killed In
the service of the firm 500 each.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
THE INGALLS, INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, June 24-Although it
has moi vet been finally settled, it is un-
,ierstood by members of the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
that the subcommittee which is to go
TO Kansas to investigate Senator Ingalls,
election will be composed of the Ceair-
man, Senator Saul,bury, with Senators
Bailey and Vance, for his colleagues Of
the majority. Senator's Cameron, OF
Wisconsin, and Logan will represent
the minority,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
6,orbiu,s Nomination Reported Adj
YerS0ly,

WARRINGTON. June 23.-At the exc
cntiye session of the Senate to-day the
nomination of D. Z. Corbin, of South
Carolina, as Chief Justice of the Su-
nreme Cour. of Utah Territory, was re-
ported from the judiciary commitee ad-
yersely and placed upon the calender fol
consideration by the Senate hereafter.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Immense Quantities Of Potatoes

NORFOLK, Va, June 23.-lmmense
onannties of Irish potatoes are being
Sb,nned from here to the Northern mar
xets. Nineteen thousand barrels were
ab,nned Saturday to New York. The
rnsh of freight is so great that it was ne
nessarv to forward the steamer Newbern
IN addition to the steamships Richmond
and Wyanoke. all three vessels having
full cargots. The Old Dominion steamer
took this evening 5000 barrels OF pota-
toes for New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Will Rebuild.

r. W. Ramsden, of Upland, Pa, whose
dwelling, stables, horses and stages were
destroyed by fire, on Saturday morning
las., is making arrangements to rebuild
and continue his business, as soon as
pOssible,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Preparing tor Harvest

Farmers throughout New Castle coun-
ty are gett ng their harves' ing operations
fairly under way. Some have already
commenced their wheat harvest, and
others will commence during the next
week, .-I
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Arbitrary Action OF Russian Troops

The Russian and Servian Commission
ers having been unable to arrange the
boundary in the neighborhood of Koula,
a Russian captain, with 300 men, drove
the Servians back to the boundary exist
ing previous to the war, threatening 10
shoot anv one coming within a league of
it. The Russians, as the representatives
of Bulgaria, demanded the town Of Zai-
char.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

An ounce Of prevention IL better than
a pound OF cure, a dose. of DR.. Bulls
oaoy syrup win assist your baby in
teetmng, and prevent 1t ffom being At
lacked oy cholera sinfantum, colo or
other diseases With which babies suffer.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25

IT your tongue is ,ated or If you have
a bad breath, take dose of DIR. Bulls
Baltimore pills. ..'
The daily gazette., 1879-06-25
Hanty Pack age Dyes.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
ages at 10 cents each and are warranted To
dyo from TO pounds of woollen, silk or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
economical than any dyes In use. Sent by
mail TO any address on receipt OF price,
Z.JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth & Market SITS.
HO1man's Liver Pad
Has worldwide reputation. establish
ed through its wonderfu efficacy In IL all
nients that have. their, origin in torpid
liver OF diseased atom ach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick head.
acne, &C IL cures by absorbing the dis-
ease through IT, e pores, substituting a gen.
tie vegetable tonic into the system. Have
absorption salts, body and oot plasters
also Pamphlets with fur,hei particulars
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. SIKH 4 Market SIS.
Vltalixed PhOsphates.
They supply The s. stem with the ele-
aents that are carried on by overtaxing
the brain and nervous system; are very
useful 10 relieve general debility, dyspep-
sia and neuralgia. For sale wholesale and
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
4 Cor. Sixth 4 Market Sts.
Electric Dicks.
They produce constant electrical cur
rent through the diseased parts; can be ap-
piled and worn w th comfort by any per
son for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu-
ralglc pains, GOODNESS and stiffness Of the
limos, &C. Sent by mail by
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth 4 Market Ste.
LADIES'DEPARTMENT
For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
Stockings, ADklets, Knee / APPS, Syringes
| &c. q.
~Private Room. Lady Attendant.
| Private entrance for Ladies' At NO. West
~ SiAth street.
Y. JAMES BELT.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Market sreets.
| Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY--FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT HIGH
ER-CoRN sTEADy-oATs sTEADY-PoRK
NoM1NAI-RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE FIRM
SUGAR DULL-pETRoLEUM DULL-wHIsKEY
QUIET. H"a" 4
aa ',s JlisL sl..l SATURDAY Nov. 22-6 P. M.
The markets were generally Arm, with fair de-
mand, and in some prices were higher. On
Change flour in demand and firm. Wheat was
active and all kinds were higher Corn was about
the same. Oats steady. Whiskey quiet. Pork
quiet. Lard armer. Cotton the spot was un-
changed Futures closed steady. Groceries were gene
rally firm Naval quiet. Oils generally steady
Petroleum dull
ALCOHOL firm Export quoted at 4oc for prompt deliv
cry and 3oc Free quoted 81 10 q L.
CorrEE-The market for Rio quiet at late prices
We sale Of 279 bags Santos ex Biea at 1896 We
note the arrival Tycho Brahe with 222 bags in
GLIDING 1851 bags Rio and 13.4l6 bags Santos Stock
tonight in first hands, 1I9,3e4 bags. Mild coffee
ruled quiot. Lie Coco. Oliveirs Co.'s Rio telegram and
Le Coco Gardner Il Co.'s Santos teegramRo Janeiro,
Nov FL ls79-Ayerago daily receipts since preceding
Friday 1850 bags price Of good FIRST loOOO exchange,
20: stock 22ooo0 bags Santos Nov 81, 1s7s:Average
good average $3.50; stock. ll5,Wo bags. We quote
Ordinary cargoss. l4e fair do 1875 good d. i9s4c;
ass sss %s K ss'a nsaeTs
Ceyion, l5c. lsc; Maracsibo. l5c ls.ac; La
ss s 's s Cos 81 ns%Iss ss
ice. Mexican l73ac. 1s1c Mocha; 241ac. 25c. An
sc M @ as lSS sS S hut not ouo,.sv
lower Futures very quiet, but closed steady at
about ridays closing figures The sales for future De
us follows:- \. es1t
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Nov. % 1879.
Sugar-There has bcen small business in consequence
OF the scarcity of shipping grades the market bare ot
suitable classes and quotations nomna few
have been entered into on account OF the preten
of planters made Mt Matanzas tor
hhds 81 reals. gold per arrobe the basis OF
good refining Owing to northern winds prevailing during
the last few days is fully seasoned. and the
gathering Of the crop will be Immediately commenced.
Stock in warehouse at Havana and Matansas, 27OUO
boxes 2O0t0 bags and 1900 hhds receipts mono: ex.
ports during tue week. $500 boxes $500 bags and 42so
the United States Bacon. S35 S6 currency per cwt
ButtcrSuperior American $50 S52 currency guin
tai Flour $fl Si2 currency, bbl, tor American
Jcrked beef 46 ~ reals, currency. arrobe Hams
American sugar cured, S47 $40, currency, per
quintal for Northern, and $50 S53 for South
ern Lard-In kegs. SIG so Si7 90 currency
per quinta; do In tins ioa $40 SO Potatoes sll 30
per quntaL Wax-Yellow. $i2 Si5, gold. per arrobe.
Honey. 3a reals, gold, por gallon Onions. $lf $l5
currency per bbl Tor American. Lumber quiet; white
pine $3 $50, gold. pc, pitch pine. $32 s3 Shocks
quiet; box S1a SA reals, gold: sugar hhds ls ~
reals; molasses hhds., II - reals. White navy
rSSe pssS' chewing tobacco. sss sSa. gold. per
auinta Corn, 12 13 reals currency arrobc Hoops
active; long shaved $50 Freghts dull
and nominal loading At Havana for the United States
per box OF sugar. exc Toe, per hid of
sugar 81 80 81 75 per hid. Of moasscs 81 81 1915
Loading ports the north ouside port for the
United states-pcr hid Of sugar, 80 - 25; per
for the United States Remedies filters Ss $42.
gold per Partido dllcrs, Sl2 S45 vueta Abajo
hers $i5 $50. Spanish gold. 239 n 239ts Exchange
Hat the United States 60 days. gold. ~ S prem
ium: short sight DO. AZ aeA premium on London 1ss
q lsA premium on Paris, AZ premium.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
CANAL BOATMEN INDIGNANT.


The canal poatmen VINO nave oeen In the naplt OF
mooring their boats in the Atlantic docks Brook.
,,,r ,,r, tba ,vnter season aro r,rct ovor.;soa
N'"' e ~ w., 80 A."-1 ~ ~ "
present because OF the action OF the Produce Ex-
change OF this city denying them the privilege of
,,or,,roda.;or Of +bo docrs IN or.s.;o rh .
Produce Excnange contend tnat the pressure or
sailing vessels for berths calls for this action on
tha,r ,s-t Al t;,oos t,ara bava ,,oar 40 a. 90
~ P ~ ~ - - ' 40 'o
nundreo cana poats lying IN tne Atantic docks our
ing the incement season OF the year eacn or which
mas PAID wharfage 10 the DOCK Company
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
DIED..

ASpERsoS.-On Sunday. November %. WILLIAM J.
ANDERSON. in the 62d year of his age.
Funeral Wednesday, November 26. from his late
residence. Boston av corner l65th ST.. Morrsania.
BRErr,--On Saturday afternoon. November %,
MARTIN wILTsrE BRETT. aged 9l years
Relatives aud friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence No. 157
Madison av.. on Tuesday morning. November 25. at
BnorHrY-November %. the beloved wife of WILL
fam Brophey.
"a from her late residence 25y West 4st ST., at
o'clock.
short illness. T. ID. CowAN better known Charles
Cowan) in the SD year of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family arc invited to
o'clock. from st. Matthews Church. Sussex ST.. Jer-
soy City.
Funeral at tho residence OF his son. William Della
mater, 236 East 126th St, on Monday, at twelve
o'clock. Burial on Tuesday at Kingston, N. Y.
Kingston and Rondout papers please copy.
DUrY.-At her mothers residence f56 7th av., on
Saturday, November %. 1879. ANN DurY. aged %
years and ~ days.
Funeral Tuesday, two r. M.
GEnAoHrY.-0n saturday. November ~. PATRICK
Reiatiyes and friends Of the famiy are respec,fu,v
invited to attend the funeral. from his late
1o3 East 18th st. at half-past nine A. M to st. Law
solemn mass OF requiem will be offered up for the
rcposc of his soul thence to Calvary Cemetery for
internent immediately after mass. Friends are re-
qucsted not to send flowers.
GIBps.-On saturday, November %, at 1g2 WASH
ington ST.. brooklyn, THOMAS Gins, in the 10th
year OF his age.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral, at
Trinity Chapel. Washington ST., Tuesday, November
25, Mt haf-past ten A. NJ
GoELEr.-At his residence in this city, on Friday.
November 81, PETER GoELET.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend his funeral without further notice. ut st.
Marks Church in the Bowery. on Monday, the oath
inst at ten A. M. 1t is requested that flowers be
sent.
HASDy.-On saturday, November %, MARY. the be-
loved wife of James Handy, OF Tuamore parish
Kings county. Ireland In the 6Oth year OF her age
Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Mon
day. November "a. at ten A. NJ. from her late resi-
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
BOUGHT FROM A CONDUCTOR.

George p. White, the ,L" road conductor charged
with being implicated with Rollins and Agramonte
in the theft of tickets from the Fortysecond street
station arraigned in tho Yorkville Police Court
yesterday. Mr.. Nathan Guiford, the wee president
of the company conducted the prosecution, and Mr..
ii. u. Smith, to whom White was alleged to have
sold the tickets. also in attendance. When
called to the stand ho stated that he had made the
conductors acquaintance while his way to ana
from his home the train. His offer of $50 tickets
for $40 80 he accepted. Some time ho began to
doubt whether the sale was legal aud went
with the tickets to the main Office, where he
turned them to the officials of tho
railroad and had his money refunded.
Beyond asking an examination, White himself had
nothing to say in court. aud when questioned by
reporter declined making any statement till he had
consulted lawyer. He declared. though, that he
had known Smith for about ten years well sew
sral his relations. He solicitous to have it
understood that ho could satisfactorily account for
the tickets found him at the time of his arrest.
One had picked up in the at 125th street and
the other had been left on seat by lady who got
out at Cortandt street, and who he had missed
1t whom she got the station platform, aud tho
train was moving away. The magistrate committed
White for examination, and set down the date of tho
hearing for Tuesday, December 2.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

"SEEIN' THE JEDGE."

"All those wishing to see the Judge will now step
forward. said of the policemen in Essex Market
Court yesterday. after tho regular business of tho
day was transacted. crowd OF men and women
pushed forward through tho gate way and
ranged themselves IN line. Foremost among the
crowd was shock headed little man, with dis
hevelcd dress and bewildercd expression.
''WollY' said tho magistrate TO him.
No. he answered, II feel rather ILL.,"
"Whats your businessY'
''Sboemaker."
81 didnt mean that. What do you want herc?"
al don't want to be here"
whats the matter with your Are you crazy?'
didn't think was. Perhaps 1 am" He looked
as IL he was half convinced that hc was,
''How did you como hore?"
"Came IN with the crowd Was waikin' along In
the street. Saw good sight o. folk COMING in at
the door, and follerod them. They sot down and so
did I. When the percenan called out, All those us
wishes to SEQ the ledge III step forard the crowd
got up an came IN an so did /. a scejn' Yer
Honor with the rest o. them when the perliceman
showed me onto this elevation"
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
VVlriI
FIVE DOLLARS

you can buy
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1864 GOVERNMENT BOND.
These bonds issued shares in an Austrian Euro
pean loan and by the Impe-
rial Government aud redeemed In drawings held
FOUR TIMES ANNUALLY,
until each bond redeemed with ut 100
its face value The accumulated interest the whole
loan is distributed in premiums ranging from 500 to
$4,000 among holders Of redeemed in each
quarterly drawing The next redemption drawng) takes
place
in which the three highest premiums are:-
2OO0UO FLORINS,
2OtDU FLOkINS,
1900 FLORINS,
The lowest premium that each drawn bond must be
deened with is not less than op,xs
as there are NO BLANKS.
ONE FLORIN Is EQUAL TO ABOUT IS CENTS
every bond bought OF before tho LIST of Dece
ber is entitled to the whole premium that be drawn
thereon that date.
Price OF bonds 500 each Balance of $95 payable in
monthly in~taments OF So IL desired. In the bond
should not he drawn In the redemption December
d. These bonds negotiable prevailing market
Money be In letters Post Office
orders drafts Now York. Full information
application, Call address the
$50 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
n. B-Please mention the paper you this In.
The above Government bonds are not TO be compared
with lottery whatsoever and do conflict with any
OK the laws OF the United States.
Q(s AAO LEASE FOR SALE OF SMALL HOTEL
QO.UVU.and Restaurant. situated on good uptown
and doing first class business Address O.
A b.. Herald Uptown Office
O. Oh O0n WANTED AND A PARTNER. EITHER
OAO.UUOactve or special. to take half interest In
established business. now paying $1,000 to $4,000
be largely ncrcascd best OF references given
and required Address " b., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
PERSISTENTLY SILENT.

rYvr .rrpnrr, xv1rSrscps ~, s,oorrxo AZ.
NA'H Aii'I"ID "iiNIe''@' VI a onoo'iN" a.
FRAY REFUSE TO THROW ANY LIGHT ON ITS
.. ,
cihooMsTANcES-THE VICTIM IN CRITICAL
coNDIrIoN
ball discharged in drunken melee tore through
John Hauck's throat Yesterday morning at the COR
No. -, savo,,., a,,on,,a ,,a rr.., es.h straet ana
No. o- 'e'oA' "'o""o anu '''N." ".~
LETT MIN bleeding on the ground ana struggling 10
respire through his shattered windpipe There was
a.... 80 x...a..... 80. a. ,,... .rd Tho
nu''or oi eAci'enent aoou. INC p"ee' anu 10
nearest policemen found that the culprit had taken
himself Off when they reached the place, So they
lifted mn tho wonrded man and brought
A'eu uP 'Ao "ounue~ a- ~
him to the Twenty ninth Precinct staton
house. while word was quickly sent 20
the New York Hospital for an ambulance ana Detec-
tive Price and Sergeant Westervet sailed OUT 10 DICK
up what information they could about tne anair;
There we're several young men who haa witnesseu
it, but they revealed an inclination to impede rather
than facilitate the investigation OF the crime ana were
promptly marched OIL to the station mouse, 10 De
held for their testimonys SAKE ono iact aiohe was
learned and that was that the puilet hao peeh neo
by William o Brien, so tho poiicemen posted on TO
his place OF abode ut No. 2O6 west Iwenty-seVehtn
street and took him INTO CUSTODY shere.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

-Whcat good demand and decidedly higher, both
for and options the market closing strong ut about
81 ~ 81 SO fof No. spring, 81 ~ 81 81 for No.
spring ~ 3sa$i 80, nominally for No Chicago and
cuding s73 bushels for future delivery dOCvo
bushels at 81 ~ 46 for No red cash 81 40 81 AZ
Tor December 81 49 81 for JanuHry, 81 a 81 -
for No amber, 81 4Js 81 Az Tor No. whitc. cash
81 II 81 45 for December 81 ~ 81 asa for January
81 35s 81 36 for No spring. cash 81 M ~ 3Bs
November, 81 B for December, 81 81 for No Duluth
choice Sheboygan and Green Bay 81 ~ for No
Milwaukee, 81 3th 81 3 for No. spring, III 40 for
steamer No red 81 l3 for mixed winter ~ IS 81 81
for No white, 81 80 81 y9s for No do 81 35 for
steamer No 2 do 81 aiis for mixed winter .si 10 q
The following the bid and asked prices the
call No spring for November ~ 81 bid 81 s7s asked
December 81 81 bid, 81 3bla asked; No Northwestern
for December VI 38 bid 81 10 asked December 81 81 bid
81 SOaskcd; No white. Tor November 81 s3s bid 81 a.
asked Drcember 44 bid 81 45 asked January g. fT
bid 81 a. asked No rcd winter for November 81 Is
bid 81 Az asked; December, ~ 46 bid VI ~ asked;
January e. so bid 81 sos asked Corn quiet. The
sales cuding 176OO bushels for futurc delivery
.si 200 bushels euic W,sac for No ?, In store and
aoat; small lot In elevator ut aic eoae Tor Novcmeer
for do. December Tor No aud 63c for yellow. The
following the bid and asked prices at the second
call lNovember No GOAac bid, 6Osc. asked Decembet
5sc bid 5Siac asked do, No p 6Uac. bid 6Oc asked
Rye quiet firm 2OUu bushels No Western sold
III lots 500 Barley active; sales 2o,DO
bushels tworowed State at Oc 1900 do. ungraded Can
ada Soc Soc OD do No bright do for December
delivery, at 07c aud 1OO do fourrowed State pri
vate terms Malt quiet, 1900 bushels city sold at
81 10 81 70. time. Feed ruled steady We quote:-
shorsA per ton 40 ibs si5 SIC; do. 20 bs $a' 40,