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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Glascock & Hooten have opened
. coal yard in Mexico. All orders
promptly attended top coal delivered
at the lowest rates. 2ltf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

One of the most pleasant features
of the Holidays was the party at
DIR. A. III. Patterson's last night.
We have room only to say that it
could not have been more of a sue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

cles set so sumptuously New Years
day would not comprehend that the
corn crop was short this year.
The poor were remembered on
New Years day, but not rs they
should have been.
The callers as they passed by the
City Hall all wished the bows on the
rock pile a Happy New Year. The
boys on the rock pile answered in
words not pretty in print.
A member Of the Mexico press
gang lost his overcoat. We don't
know how it happened.
The callers, n and all, wish to
thank their many lady friends who
kept open house for the happy New
Years they enjoyed.
The callers all used the directory
furnished by the LEDGER. We trust
next season the ladies will assist US
in making it more complete.
Our friend Virgil keene was kept
busy telling the young ladies who
took a fancy to him mot to think
too much Of him as he was married."
Mr.. w. G. Hicks was very kindly
invited by a young lady to call on
her, and replied that he would if she
would let him bring his wife.
One party of callers told the ladies'
at every house that ''this was their
first CALI This was an apology tor
the amount they ate, We suppose.
One gentleman promised the ladies
at every place where he called that he
would 'come there and spend the
evening"" He "spent the evening"
"cailing'' an ace full with a king high
flush.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

California Kidney Tea for lame
back and all kidney troules. Fifty
cents. j. F. Llewellyn and S. S
Craig & Co., agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Joseph Greenamyer and daughter,
Miss Clara, left Monday night for
Indiana and Ohio on visit to rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Greenamyer
and daughter will be absent about two
weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
THE Kentucky Grocery


Grand Jury.
The following are the grand jurors
for the January term of Circuit Court
E. P. French, W. S. Boyd, Stephen
Ely, Philip Wilson, P. F. Faddis, B.
House, James Galloway, D. E. Shea,
j. J. Gilmer, G. G. Powell and VIM.
Sims. Jr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
LETTER LIST.

MEXICo, Mo. January 5, 1852.
Y IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
office at Mexico, Audrain County. Missouri,
and which, If not called for within four weeks
from date, will be sent To the Dead Letter once
at Washington city.
auhreirh Mittie miss Hardwood Fannie
Andrews James cob Hall Matte miss
Arnold Jane mrs Hall Mary mrs
Burton Frank mr. Harris Fannie mrs
Boudy A O mr. Harrington & W mrs
Craig Legram Mohr ISCd mr.
Craig Annie Bale miss More II & mr.
Daniels Lulu miss : Roach James mr.
Davis W + Sullivan j .
Daniels Henry Smith 4 A miss
Creiner Mix simmons Th0s Ir
ElIcr WIN SkIllman John mr.
Foru,eran Mary A miss Shields Sarah l. mrs
urueI mrs Tutrreare Mike
Uays Will n Williams l. mrs
~ Persons calling for letters in this list Will
please say "AdVertiSed.'
80 Office open on Sunday from 4 to 3 O'Clock,
in the afternoon.
GEO. A. POTEET, p. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP DISSOLU-
IN TION.-The firm of Hlrsch II Jacobson has
been dissolved to-day by mutua! consent, z.
Hirsch retiring.
II. jacobson will continue the business as
before, and assumes all liabilities OF said firm
and will collect all accounts due them.
z. HIRSCH:
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. 2, 1882. H. JACOBSON,
nISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The partnership
l. heretofore existing between ]. W. Daniel
and John ii. Hayden, firm Daniel & Hayden,
Real Estate Agents. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. n &
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. 5, 1882. 3S-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
Corn. Hay, Bran and Shin,tufr:

Corn. Hay. Bran and Shipstuf.
II you need feed of any kind, by
tue car load Or in smaller quantities,
send to James r. Hance, Montgom-
cry City, Mo. He has a large supply.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Prof. J. r. Jones, of Lathrop, Mo-,
in company with his cousin, r. S.
Steele, of this city made this office a
pleasant call Monday. Prof. Jones
will, at an early day, organize and
instruct a music class IN this city,
in both vocal and instrumental
branches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
,,,nnv New Year tC all!

aedin College thursday night.
go,ovsky and Ellis, Of St. Louis,
/, 10th to be hanged tomorrow.
u, NJ. Koontz and wife are Wis.
I4rs in Montgomery City for a few
n.
gr. ". Crutcher, of Columbia, is
,iso to build a fine residence in
baso.
us, Dr.. J. W. Atkinson. of Louis-
h. Ky, is home On a visit to her
Esnts.
The young people watched the old
N out anc the new one in at Mr..
10. Morris.
NJ. John II, Bishop and family
ge moved to Kansas City to reside
sasnently.
LIZ. Smith killed two geese last
III st one shot with a rifle. Who
. beat this?
Ns. A. Z. Beck and Miss Matte
.sn, of Macon City, spent Christ
in Mexico.
Tie sanctified people have been
llng Martinsburg ''howl'' for the
week or so.
There are some sad things about
itmas, but they don't appear I'M
be day after.
The best street crossings in the
be are nov being put in around
public square.
ITe New Year was ushered in by
ringing of the church, court
x and fire bells.
lie young society people in Mex
ere having a better time this
ig than the older set.
he LEDGER will, during 1882,
Essh more reading matter than any
|apsper in the county.
ND. Yhurmond, a %preminnnt law
b Of Fulton, was IN Mexico New
EE's Day on law business.
|, n. Roseberry is travelling il
E2asas for DR.. Jackson & Co., 0
Hon. We wish John success.
The report about the c. & A. r. r
ion coming back is about a
aparent as an old hoop-skirt.
l. ". Daniel has removed his Law
iNsl estate Office to Opera House
invest corner of public square.
Tie LEDGER job rooms, this year
ped out about so sets of the finest
Year cards ever brough to Mex
aketts & Emmons have move(
their new building and now hav'
Of The best store rooms in thu
h.
~ K. Waite, the accommodating
ia. freight agent, gave his friend
Asasant party one evening las
man would be in good luck if HI
sn option on August ice. w
think the bears could treez'
mt.
'aiie Ferris has sold out at Cen
! aud is thinking of locating II
10. Leslie, like his father, is
%a4er."
I4s' Fannie Sims, aged IS years
Yesterday morning at the resi-
&c Of James Ruse, SIX miles north
fd Mexico.
"sS week of prayer is being oil
Va at the NJ. f. Church, South
ICES every night. Quite an ir
isis developed,
1T. Dobyns has the thanks {
I1toGER force for a New Year
II or some fine cigars. Be
aforgets his friends.
Isaeaants should be securing goo
10 the columns of the LEDGE
FL '"z. Our increased circulatio
sn Advertising boom.
IN. Wilson, of Kirksville, Mo
Ia through town to-day with h
s.sf going to Fulton where 81
'ae Synodical College.
''u cont want the LEDGER ar
IL let Us know. Don't take
asn when you are asked for Il
*'' say you did not want it.
French had a fine mule f,
we'll last week. The W.
I'm On the mule. N, amou
hg'' did him any good.
J. c. Bassford has 90,
a months rest. He wi
psS Florida before he return
s''Fdon is mayor pro TEN.
-, Whitney and family, of S
P,1"' H. Marques and vii
n' spent Christmas at the
IDIH's, Judge Buckner.
Nv eass and ]. H. Hayden hs
le.ss. co-partnership in the !
a., business. This is a stro
.aa will come out with their ,
1ent next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

save Your Money
by buying your groceries this year at
X. II. Fowler's, for cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Examination on first Saturday in
each month. S. d. ELLIS,
2l-1yr County Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
To You

If you owe r. H. Fowler anything,
please call and pay uo and the favor
will be appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF adj
IN miniStratiop upon the estate OF Jno. I. Cross
white, decd. have been granted the undersigned
by the Audrain Probate Court in Audraln Co..
Missouri. bearing date November IS, 1881.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
may be precluded from any benefit from the
estate and, il said claims be not exhibited to Inc
within two years from the date of the publica-
ton of this notice, said claims will be forever
barred. CALVIN ID. CROSSWHITE,
Admir- Estate j. I. C~rOsSwhite, decd.
Mexico. Mo, Dec. 10. 1881. 2-N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Why will you buy second grade
groceries when you can get the first
at Frost's for the same. Call and
examine before you buy. 37-2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

sY- Everything else in proportion. All goods
turned and exchanged or money refunded.
RF-Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce.
Remember the place
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05
THE Kentucky Grocery"

Is .'Still in the ring and holds the inside track
for low prices when quality as well as price is
considered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Among those who will not forget
New Years day is the awkward
young man who bumped his head
against the chandelier, and carried
the chair-tidy off on his back and
knocked down a plaster-paris image
which ~ornamented the nall, besides
doubling up a conner as he bowed
his way out. The absent-minded
young man who put pepper in his
coffee and sugar in his oysters and
said: Il wish you a merry Christ
mas and left his tailor's card in
stead of his own, and walked Off with
a silk umbrella of the hostess instead
OF his own cane, and was plunged
in despair to find he had made all his
calls without removing a muller he
wore to protect his throat from neu-
ralgia.
Not long since a man owed the
LEDGER 50 90. We called several
times and always received the cool,
easy reply, ''No money! He seemed
to take it very easy, In the course
of time we owed him 50 so, and the
next day he sent his bill for the dif-
ference of so cents, and the editor
happened to be out, and the same af-
ternoon the man himself came tear
ing into our sanctum and demanded
his so cents. He got it in about q
minute and with interest. He had
owed this office for three years 50 0O
and had the money to pay it, and was
asked about once every three months
for it. We owed him so cents fol
thirty-six hours. He seemed to think
he vas a terribly abused man. In
our opinion Ingersoll is mistaken.
j. ID. Morris, of this city, every
year pays in advance for four copies
of the LEDGER. A man like him
has some claim on a newspaper and
has the right, and it his duty to cal
the editors attention to faults, mis-,
takes, etc. But there are 0 il
Mexico men who do not pay a cen
towards a newspaper who think it is
to be run in their interest, or run es
pecially to be their football. The
Mexico LEDGER is acquainted will
its friends, also those otherwise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

Our contemporary, the Intelligent
Ger, insists that Guiteau is insane.
We are not a good judge, never hav-
ing been insane that we know of.
The editor of the 81" we are in
clined to believe, thinks that every
one at least once in their life has d
crazy sDell,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

The righteous as we'll as the wicked
fall this kind Of weather. We saw
a deacon sit down suddenly yester-
day without being asked to take a
seat. W. could not hear just what he
said. A prominent sister in the
church had for once to lean on the
arm of a wording to keep her feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-05

DIR. Keeton at Night.
DR.. Theo. A. Keeton has moved his
residence to the Central Hotel, where
be ear always be found at night. 16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25
The Episcopal Congress.

As stated yesterday the eighth annual
congress of the Protestant Episcopal Church
assembled in Richmond Right Rev. DR.. J.
n. Gallaher, Bishop of Louisiana, delivered
an address, giving succinct review of the
object and scope Of the church congress. The
religious exercises were concluded BY the
administration of the holy communion by
Right Rev Bishops F. NJ White. of Viz.
ginia. assisted by George Peterkin, of West
Virginia Thomas U: dudley, of Kentucky
and Rev. DIR. G: D. Wildes, of New York.
The congress afterward met in Mozart Hall.
large number of visitors being present
The exercises were opened with singing.
Bishop Whittle, of Virginia, spoke a few "
words Of welcome to the members of the
congress. Papers were read by DR.. Geo. C.
Shattuck, of Boston, and Rev. Arthur
Brooks, of New York, on the position and
work OF the ialty in the church. The Rev.
Dr.. George Wildes, of New York, general
secretary of the congress, then read a me-
mortal tits deceased members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25
The Markets.

BALTIMORE Oct. 25.-virgiuia Is deferred =.
do consolidated Sc; do second series 341s,
past due coupons -; do new 1O.4Os 40 bid
to-day Cotton dull: middlings 1OS. Flour
quiet and steady; Howard street and West.
ern super 50 5Oa4 90; do extra 81 25a4 rs
do family 81 STAG 90; City Mills super So 50a
W do extra ST 25a4 rs : do Rio Brands 81 S7a
90; Patapsco family SO %; do superlatiye ma.
tent - %. Wheat-Southern quiet and easy
Western dull and steady; Southern red lO3s,
JOB: do amber 1O9a115; No 1 Maryland ITO.
No = Western winter red spot and Oct 1O6a1 O6l,.
Nov 1OGiea1O6a, ; Dec OSasa1OSss; Jan 1O9a, "a
no Corn-Southcrn firm and quiet; Western
steady and very quiet; Southern white SO; do vel
low So; Western mixed spot 80 bid: Oct 81 bid
Nov I3aU = year G4aG4E4 Jan 500 a6O Oats
firm and quiet; Southern 5Oa53 Western white
41a49; 10 mixed Hail; penna 45a49 RYE firm
and quiet; good to prime 6Sa7O. Hay quiet
prime to choice Penna and Maryland S15a17'
Coffee dull and unchanged; Rio cargoes ordinary
to fair 1laa9. Sugar dull A soft ga. Whiskey
firm at ST 21a1 %
NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Stocks moderately active
and weak. Money .. Cotton quiet unlands lO1a ::
Orleans II Jig. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
dull and t.a3sc lower. Corn--Early months firm:
late i.a'sc lower.
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-At II o'clock on Chance
To-day Wheat WAS frmer. but not quotably high
or. Corn gaze lower, Oats weaker but not QUO
tably lower, Pork 25s50c lower, and Lard 151,a
loo lower.
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T0.DAY's rELEGRApH1C NEWS,

The Transvanl is again at war with a ma
tive chief named Mapoch.
James Carter, who had two wives. COM
mitted suicide III Chicago to-day.
Hughes had made 30G miles in the New
DIRK walking match to-day.
James Farahurst hanged himself in Gel
lar in Philadelphia this morning.
The Christian Convention, which has been
III session in st. Louis, adjourned last night
Many arrests of refractory Arabs were
made in Alexandria last night.
Emanuel Levi, dealer in furnishings, &c,
in Philadelphia. has failed.
A MIR. Dnnston.a land surveyor of Chicago,
was drowned at Jackson, Miss, day or
two ago.
Thos. Hangly, a brakeman, was run over
by the cars and killed ut Jersy CITY this
morning.
1t Is said that all the bodies ofthe drown
ed passengers of the steamer Asia were rob-
bed as soon as they were washed ashore.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on
Friday night to blow up the recruiting office
at Lyons, France.
1t is rumored in London that the Sultan
has ordered the proceedings against Arab
faclla TO he stopped.
The Presbyterian Church and parsonage
at Blanneltville, \. y, were destroyed by
fire last night.
Richard B. Cornwall, indicted for embez-
ziins $4,000 from the Fourth NationalBank
OF New York has forfeited his bond and fled
to Europe.
M. DeLesseps is studying q scheme by
which he proposes to shorten the route to the
East three or four days by way of the Suez
canal.
The race for the Cambridgeshire stakes
at the New Market Houghton meeting to-
day were won by Mr. r. Peck's four.year
old filly Hackness.
The bi-centennial festivities in Philadel-
phia were continued to-day, and everything
came up to the most sauguine expectations
To-day was Trades Day." and the display
was fine.
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y dispatch from Washington says Jay
Hubbel's committee has sent additional
funds, amounting to sl5, 200, to General Ma
hone, to aid him in his campaign in Virginia
And so mnch the greater need for renewed
excrtons On the part of the democrats to
prevent the pcrncious influences of Hubbell
and Malone. See to it that the capitation
tax OF every democrat is paid and that on
election day he votes, and then the financial
efforts Of Hubbell & Co. will have proved
Intellectual, and Virginia will have been
saved additional rcproach and shame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25
The Importance of Paying tho Poll Tax.

we are clear in the conviction, says the
Lynchburg Ne'rs that if this canvass shall
result in the defeat orthc conservative DEM
ocratic ticket, it will altogether be owing to
the failure of white voters to pay their poll
tax. 1t may seem rather an ungracous thing
addsthc Neacs, TO harp so much on this sub
ject. But suppose we believe-as we do be-
lieve-that this is the most vulnerable point
along the conservative line of defence :?
There rs nothing else to he done but to
arouse the people by frequent appeals to
the urgency OF their duty in this matter.
We would be false to the most sacred claims
of duty if we failed to call attention to this
danger, III season and out of season. The
NeaOs points out how Malone recognizes the
Importance of the payment of the capitation
tax OF his followers. To this end he has or.
ganized and operates Il thorough system for
the payment Of delinquent head taxes 1t
is arranged by his skillful bureau at Wash
ington that the lists Of voters of every pre-
cinct shall be thoroughly canvassed, and
every delinquent looked after. Or rather,
the tax is paid for the delinquent. This he
is enabled to do by means Of the army of
clerks and correspondents, and the ready
and abundant means which are at the dis
posal of the Boss, through the assessment
made by Jay Hubbell for general purposes
of corruption, and the special assessment
made by the Boss for purposes ofcoruption
in Virginia.
Let the conservatives awaken to q sense of
their duty and their responsibility in this
connection. On this hinge the issue of the
campaign is to turn. If the people fail to
qualify themselves in the manner which the
law directs to exercise the right of freemen,
they cannot expect to exert that right
They will disfranchise themselves as com
pletely as if they removed from the State.
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Mothers Mothers 4! Mothers i!

rest by q sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciatins pain of cutting teeth9 Ifso, 20 at
once and geta bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTIi
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf
ferer mmediately-depend upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you a,
once that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic 1t perfectly safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the Oldest and best fr
male physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere 25 cents bottle.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, oCr'R. %, 1882.

IF ANY doubt had been entertained Of the
true feeling existing here in reference to
The impending contest for the salvation Of
the State from the rule of oppression and
the degradation to which she has been sub
jected under the sway of Malone and his
satelltcs.i 1T must have been utterly dispelcd
by the meeting at Armory Hall last night
to hear Mr.. Maaseys speech. \ larger and
more intelligent gathering OF the people,
one representing the best elements of the
community rarely ever assembled in
this city, and the earnest attention paid the
speaker, and the applause with which his
utteranccs were received, plainly show
ed the impression which he produced.
view Of the situation, delivered with fine
voice and i'll a most captivating style, and
the points were so well taken and clearly
put that there were none who could not clear
ly comprehend them. Towards the close OF
his address Mr. Massey became really clo-
quent, and when he closed the hall rang
with applause. 1t is conceded on all hands
that speech of more pronounced effect has
seldom been delivered in this city, and that
it has been productive of great good there
can be no doubt. Expectation was on
tip-toe to hear Mr.. Massey, and none were
disappointed, except those who could not
get into the hall. Mr.. NJ. is in excellent
health and spirits and is confident Of his
election by Il decided majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25

THE POLITICAL assessment business, GER
tainly so far as relates to Virginia, in which
there have already been during this cam
paign one national, two State: one district
and one city and county assessments for
specific amounts, and one demand for any
sum that can be spared, has been run
i'll the ground. 1t has become a shameful
outrage, and is the. more alarming because
it is prosecuted with @ brazcn faced effron
try which shows that those engaged in it
are either utterly regardless of public opin-
ion, or else are so degraded that they don't
comprehend the enormity oftheir actions and
the disgrace to which they are subiectine
free institutions by the public purchase of
the ballots of the voters. Men of all shades
ofpolitical opinion and of all colors, who
have their own and their country's interest
at heart, should join hands to put q stop to
the nefariou5 business and effectualIy pre-
vent those engaged in it from resuming
operations next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25

81 NICHOLAS, for November, has been received.
from us publishers, The Century Company, New
York Many youthful reader of this magazine
Will in after years thank its publishers for the
valuable information derived from its pages.
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Financial.

NEW ioEK, Oct. 25.-The stock market opened
generally strong at an advance from the closing
prices of Yesterday of 1sa7s per cent In the early
dealing the market WAS weak and prices fell OFF
sal per cent, but the tone of the market subse-
quentiy improved aud by IL o'clock II recovery of
i42l Y per cent took place. a. II
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VIRGINIA NEWS

The thirtyfourth annual convention Of
the Phi Delta Theta College of Fraternity
met at Richmond yesterday with 100 dele
gates.
The congregation of Tabb-Street presby
terrain church of Petersburg have unani-
mously elected Rev. Robert p. Kerr of Sa-
vannah. Gal, as pastor rice Dr. Witherspoon,
resigned. -@-,-- -.
The amount paid out by the State Treas
urer last week, was S32, 344.71, on Monday
So, 226.22 were paid out on account of pub
lie free schools, and the Central Lmatic Asv
lum drew out Of the Treasury $5,9S1. 70.
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"Tis more brave to live than to die
Therefore don't wait till slight Cough de-
velops itself into consumption but secure y
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at the small
outlay OF % cents, cure your Cough and live
on happily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25

No ONE IS HURRIED while examining
the goods, whether the inspection be made
with view to purchase or merely to graft
~ curiosity. All selections made at the
Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson ( Co.
9O9 Penn. ave-, Washington, if not satisfac
tory, or as represented may be promptly re-
turned and the money refunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-25

Flour is quiet, without change. There has
been decline of about &c per bushel in Wheat in
the past few days in all the markets; the quality
of the receipts to-day was better, though no choice
was offered; we note sales Of 1000 bushels at 100
alO4 for Fultz, 101a1O5 for mixed and los for
Lancaster. Corn is scarce and wanted, and small
lots of white brought 90 and 81. $50 bushels of
Rye were offered, but withdrawn, and no Oats
were reported. Country produce is scarce and
wanted at quotations.