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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21
Foreign Intelligence.

PAuL ~ tAHsAOsAc IN tho French
Chamber of Deputies on The 10Th called
Prime Minister Ferry liar and the worst
Of towards, for which ho was excluded for
a fortnight
TnE finding " rcd star ls reported by
q French astronomer who was sent 10 the
Caroline Islands 10 study the solar eclipse,
which he believes will prove now dis.
coycry.
Tnr River Thames oyerfowcd ~ bank,
at London, Ont, early on the morning OF
the llth, flooding n suburb Of tho city, and
u was believed that nearly forty persons
were drowned. The damage to property
was estimated At Si,00O,OO0. Houses went
down the river with families shricking from
the roofs for aid.
SlxTY.rwo deaths from cholera wore rc
ported at Damictta, Egypt, on the ilth,
ilfty-nine at Mansnrah, twenty nj Samn.
noud and fifteen At Shirbin. The scourge
had appeared at Tantah, where eight deaths
had occurred.
A BONN exploded at 1rlpoll tho other
day, killing twelve soldiers.
TnE forces OF Cetawayo and oham, IN
South Africa, fought great battle few
days ago, the latter chief being made a
prisoner.
TnE mombers Of the House OF Commons
were informed by Mr.. Gladstone on the
ilth that the British Government awaited
apologies from France for the Punishment
of the invalid British Consul from Tama.
tave, which resulted In his speedy death,
and for several other grievances.
YELLOW FEVER Is still raging siolently
NJ Vera Cruz.
A FEw nights ago a severe storm Of rain
passed over Lucan, Ont, destroying many
bridges and flooding farms.
AT Ziftch, forty miles from Cairo, Egypt
cholera madeits appearance on tho 18th.
Righty.nine deaths were reported Mt Man.
surah, thirty.fve at Damiotta and forty.
eight at Menzaleh.
LogD DuFYEus, at banquet given him
few days ago by London club, pre-
dic,ed that Canada would have popula-
tion of 100000 before tho close Of thu
next century, and expressed his belief that
the English Government would never re-
peat the errors by which they lost tho Unit.
cd States.
TnE death Is reported Of General Moore
American Consul atlCallao, Peru, Of yellow
fever, whose residence was at Decatur, III.
Mons ran about the streets at Ncwry
ireland, on the evening OF the 18th, as
saulting all persons believed 10 be Orange
mon.
SEVERAL Jews In Ostrog, Russia, wcr,
recently reported 70 have been tortured
and murdered.
A DISPATCH ofthe i3th from Lisbon says
that the bark Pimpoa, from Boston, recent
ly went ashore on an island near FayaI
aud all on board psrished save three per
sons. She had thirty.thrce souls on board
In Tonquin, China, anarchy prevailed on
the 18th, and many marauders who how
cred about and fired at the French outpost.
had been captured aud hanged.
TWENTY-FIVE deaths from cholera 90
Cured at Damietta, Egypt, on the 18th
tweniy.ssven az bamanoud, four at shir
bin, three At Malta and one at Mansurah
The total number Of deaths thus far vas
reported at 2,iss.
AT Rostov, a Russian town Of $500
Inhabitants, great fire ragged on the isih,
aud the whols place was threatened with
destruction. 0ns-fourth OF the town had
been destroyed.
by Peruvian troops at Huarica, Peru, one,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

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This evening. sbout ~ o'elge1, vniIe
Tom Andsrson. Ton jones a.d John c.. 4
hass wsrs digging . we'll qn ~ ouDo1 ~ 4
0eorr Simpson. On Tsmpla ssrs14 4 ~
city. and whlls Tom Jcu>1 W. = - ~
Il ! depth Of aboat tvealy -. - olr411
Z v~in e e.a, an1 = aln1ar1 - luronue -
cnms uuumpciops, AndFu4a - CT
lnrs noslcsl ths5 ~ ~ fa1l(1 ox1ls =
= oncs drs~ hin ~ - - - D'I
sss sss.ss ...s ,css's'''y ,ssss 4 ,s ssi ~ .'
Affected u Ne sanne vnY, cd
seeing thiz, wunf doun In (he u1ll - ~
him %. The - un9 y (lfD1x - 1(.I[
cubbses ksi fsaeksf ~ toa1i in1(
'1nronsrious, - be(nes ~ s>rl1 l1n1
tken MY vers booA 80 - mo14p 4
rppss ard hcoks they uane1rd = -
lifeIs>s bodkse oof a ~ vHlL L. ~
rnarrie1 80 - kaVo lnmfll1a O. !
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

Ths rsvss>s of isss nights vi.d and rsin-
stnr1n have proved quite disastrous % thls
eosnsy. especially % farm property.
Many aeIds Of corn shat void hsvs srosshl
sssenty.n<s bushels 70 Ne sers arv -
tally ruined, snd viii not yield ~.
Many barns ard ouf-hou>>a n tAis c6uney
vers wr>ckrd. shorks a vteae srno1>ro1 n
svsry direction, hay fncks tlovn auny.
and animals killed, such - ee19ie, hersos.
hogs. she<p, - ~ ~ - l111ll1tsa afe
reported. In this county tAossnnds e mn
of fencinG was Gspa 6pvn, - 3 ouunI|
sum wi1l repaIr ~ 1amaE4 ~ f1ln NJ
veFy heavy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

Adviees from many points Indicate shst
the storm was general throughout the State,
though the destruction was not 90 great a.
In Missouri, beiug principally confined to
the country, where the destruction 20 crops
was great In many localities. Houses urrs
blown down In soins localities.
Kansas.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

A Wind storm struck Ashburn Al i've y.
NJ. last evening, demolshing the station
and atorehouse. Nine persons therein TAX
Ing refuge from tho storm were injured.
Probably all will recover. A special train
from this city bearing Dra. Hhlelds AMI
Lamb went to Che scene and rendered niedl'
cal aid. Dr. Cravcns was carried 30 yards
by tho wind, but was not hurt. The old
mill was blown down here and great dam.
ana eaa done 10 erops
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

A terrific thunder storm burst on this
city At two o'clock this morning. Before
nine o'clock six inches of water feel. Never
before within the memory of tho oldest SGT.
tiers has such heavy rain been known
All the valleys and lower places were
flooded, and IN one or two instances fami.
lies had 10 leave their homes and takr refuge
In the hotels. The large residence Of y. N.
McDaniols was struck by lightning, which
tore several holes In the roof and other
parts Of the building; one holt came down
the chimney, passed out n atoyo.pipo
holelnt the chamber whore Mr. McDaulel
and wife were sleeping, ran into a closet,
and went out through the side of thu build.
Ing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
4 Railroad War

The State OF Indiana on the relation of
John Lee hss, through Mcdonald & Butler
and T. z jobs N attorneys, instituted an
action in The way OF quo warranto proceed
ings in the Circuit Court against Eli Mar
win, Jesse 3 Marvin, J. Jacobs, J. F. Har-
ney. James H. Rice, A. A. Thomas, E.
?. B .ker, James Mails. s. s.
Heath, William 4. Higgins, A. WysoDg,
S. L. CasCn and T. T. Lane, charging the
defendants OF having conspired with other
parties claimjug 20 be stockholders Of the
Cleveland. Indiana and st Louis Railroad
Company and that after having surreptl-
fiously gotten bold of the books OF the legal
Board Of Directors Of said Road, With Cole
mel John Lee az President + z. Scblater,
Secretary, and William p Watson, Treas
urer. they, the defendants, proceeded TO call
a meeting f1r toe 2lst inst, at the city
% Lebanon. Of pretended stockholders
of aid Company. naming them, while in
fact ii said persons Own any stock il is only
a few worthless shates of the old defunct
An. eTsoD, Lebagun and St. Louis Road
which has 10 existence, but il is alleged
that the meeting ~ called claimed To repre-
sent AID voted dolly 1913 shares of $50 each
Of such stock, wniIs said road as now orgaa-
izsd has nominally $40 10000 Of capital
stock divided into $50 each. That
notwithstanding this fact said parties
and defendants constituted themselves
Board Of Managers and chose Eli b Mar
win President. and having selected out of
their numbsr Secretary aud Treasurer,
they are now threatening and making efforts
TO take charge of, usurD and control the c.,
l. and ST L. Railroad property and fran
chises and unless restrained will make false
entries and mutilate the books which they
pnlawfully have in their possession. Hence
n Injunction Is prayed for.
IL is claimed by the real and legal stock
holders of the c., l. and st. L. Road that the
whole affair grows out of a conspiracy and
scheme on the part of the defendants to the
action and set Of disappointed, dissatisfied,
impatient non-stockholders and spectators
in and about Lebanon, point on the uDcon-
stTncted portion OF the road, to embsrrass
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce Markets.

changed. wheat-unsettled and generally lower:
regular. 81 075s February; 81 Oh March, 81 (S5s
April 81 lS1<Q5l 1879 May; No. 2Chicago spriug,
81 O95z Corn-Unsettled and generally lower:
56zg565Sc cash and February; 565sG56i &c
March: SIC April 6ts4G651Se May; G01sc June;
611zc July. Oats-Lower: 3gs4c cash: 3S5sc Feb
4lSzc June; Ale July. Rye-Lower at Csc Barley
Lower at S0@Sle. Flaxseed-Duil, weak and
lower at 81 27kal 2s, Dressed Hogs-Firm;
light. s. so@7 IS; heavy, 81 95@S Pork-Un,
Marcn: els 271z9lS SO april; SIS An May;
SIS Goals 6215 June: els 5glS so July. Lard
Weaker; sl1 2S@ll 40 ca h and February: eli 40
OIL AZ March; S1 55gll 5I12 April: S1 zoo
July Bulkmeats-In fair demand shoulders
81 as: short rib. 50 95 short clear, $40 Is. But
ter-Quiet. Eggs-Unsettled at 26@27c Call
d-Wheat-IrreguIar; 81 0S5k April; 81 1874
al 1872 May Corn-Irregular; 561sG561<c FeD-
r1ary 56ssc March: SIC April: 6O5s96lc May !;
airy: 499{c March; 4O1zc April; 4kAc May; 4ls4c
Jube POrk-ITregular: Sl7 IS bid February !;
SIS or March; SIS 25 Ap.ils els Az May: SIS 60
bid June: SIS 75@ls 50 July. Lard.Easier but
"a coo bu corn, 100000 bu; oats. 10S.5 500 bu. rye
10000 bu. barley, 43, 600 bu hipments-Omitted.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Cotton-Dull snd easy !;
futures barely steady, February 10-15c; March.
l0l7c; April, 10 $50; May, l04lc; June, l0.55c;
July, 10 CSC; August, 10 soc; September. l0.52c:
receipts, q. coo bbls exports, l4.o0e bols super
State and Western, So 1908 90 good 70 choice 81 60
az: common to good extra. So 95@4 50; extra
Ohio. s4a7 %: S.. Louis, S4@7 20; Minnesota
lower after ruled strong; recovered most decline,
closing weak receipts, l0e0 900 bu. ;expors,
| bu.: No. spring, nominal; ungraded red. 81 or
@i Is; steamer No. red, 81 14s; No. 3red,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
Notea.

Boston yesterday donated So coo to the
sufferers.
Three large boxes Of clothing came in last
night from Transport
A car load Of goods from Wesilield will
be sent to Lawrenceburg.
VIII A Devore will have charge Of the
free dispensa-y at Lawrenceburg
Germsnia Ledge ga, X. of H., has cor
tributei $16 p to the relief fund of the
Knights of Honor.
The following circular explains itself:
GRAND COUNCIL OF
INDIANA ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS,
OFFICE or GRAND COUNCILLOR.
INDIANAPOLIS IND, Feb. %. 1888.
TO aII Subordinate Councils of Indians:
At the annual session of the Grand Council OF
the Stale Of Indiana. held at Indianapolis Febru-
airy 20 II WIS unanimously resolved that the
Grand Councillor should issue circular calling
upO all subordinate COuD ellis within this jUTis-
dieiiOE for contributions of money for
the relief of the sufferers by the
Hood We regret very much that the
necessity for his exists. bu. feel that the
Councils viii respond literally aud show their
wlingness 10 DO ali In their power TO relieve the
distressed, aud thus give practi al illustration
OF the teacht;lgs of our beloved order. 1 would
urge IrOmptnesS in This matter, as what is To be
done shOuid be done at once. Your remittances
shou be msde TO G. Bradford, Grand Recorder,
10 and Is Hubbsrd Block. indianapolis. who will
acknOEl dge receipt Of same.
Truly yours In F., A and p,
Attest: w. A. RHODES
c. BRATF0sD Grand Councillor.
GrAnd Recorder
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
Consumption Cured.

having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
remedy for the speedy aud permanent cure
for c1nsump tion, bronchitis, catarrh. asth-
ma, aud all throat and lung affections; also,
positive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wOndt rful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it hrs duty to
make i; known TO hissaffering fellows. Ac.
human suffering. l will send free of charge,
to all who desire it, this recipe. in German,
French Or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A NCyes, 40 Powers Block, Rochester,
n Y.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
Indiana InVenLors.

List of patents issued tocitizens of the State
Of Indiana February 20, 1888, and each bear
ing that date Reported for the Sentinel by
G. Bradford, solicitor of American anil for
eign patents. Room Is, Hubbard Block,
Indianapolis, Ind:
t. George s. Cline, of Goshen, for Improve
meCtSin r0Ohag knives o. tnnefs scrsDe
To Martin b Crawford aud G. 4. Temple, OF
Terre Haute for Improvements in street railway
rails.
To John r. Martindsle. Of BuenG Vista, for I'M
prove enls III washing machines.
To Theodore a, Mcdonald. of New Albany, for
improvements in gauges for ri q saws.
To Charles z. Merrideld, of indianapolis for
Improvements in spoke sockets.
To Charles E Merrifeld of Indianapolis, for
improvements in straw stackerS.
To Daniel Sherry, Of COnnerSviEe, for improve
mentS In siackers for thresherS
To Daniel Sherry. of CODnerSvtlle, and I. W.
Robinson, OF Richmond. for fmpTo yement5 III
stacker bases for threshers.
To AlpheuS Test, OF Richmond, Tor improve
meu.S in sod buffers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
Reorganization of the BenevoIent
Board

A joint ca Icus was held last night to re
organize the Benevolent Board. Dr.. Thos.
VI. Harri-on, OF Lebanon, was named for
President, Phil NJ. Gapen, of this city. Trus-
tie of the Insane Hospital, ex-senator
Urmston, of franklin. County Trustee Of
the Def ana Damb Asylum, and Howard
Briggs, of Putnam County, for Trustee of
the Blind Asylum Ii was resolved TO elect
these one week from tomorrow. The meet
ing adjourned TO this evening. when another
caucus VIII bs held to consider the appor
tionment bill.
resolution asking that the reorganized
Board retain Drs. Rogers and Thomas at the
Insane Hospital, was adopted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
4 GOOD Witness.

4 good story is told of witness in one OF
the Court rooms. he was put through a
strict examination. He got hot over
some Of the questions. and finally, leaning
over the examining attorney, he said:
Vat you mean by dose? You dinks you
make me tell e lie already? Better you
dinks maybe don't vas told de truth, aind
il?
..Oh, no, 1 only meant to h I'VE yOu tell the
truth to the Jury" was the conciliatory re
spouse of the attorney.
But don't DO it, und you can't vas gel
me 10, already" replied the irate Teuton
Il vas too noble a man. Vat is dfee dOnsand
dollars TO mel, &c great merchant OF my
cit -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
tho legal Board of officers and
Colonel Lee from closing up the

COLONEL Lee nOm ClOsIns I'D IHe
ne gotiations now about being cDnsummated
for the completion of rho road through to
Psris, Ill, and if success dul in this they will
then attempt to bug in the road on a fore
closure, and thus get control.
The parties who have entered into this
scheme are, however. inexDerienced in rail-
read business, while Colonel Lee and bis
well-organized associates in the enterprise
are practical railroad gentlemen, and es-
neciaily is this the case with Colonel Lee,
who has made the constructing and equi Ding
of railroads a business. and we RDprehend IL
will be a cold day when the defendants get
away with HIM.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
The OIdast Priest.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l-Father st. eye died
here to-day. He was the oldest Catholic
priest in the United States and one of the
oldest in the world, being over eighty years
of age. He was the first priest TO celebrate
the holy sacrifice in Chicago.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
carorn1 n.h,ii.r nnh liver complaint.

Il V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Baffalo, y. Y: Dear
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paint, Sour Stomsch, and General Debility.
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Pastor NJ. e. Church, Elsah, Ill.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28

Mailed free, by DRs STARKEY & PALEN
1lOG and I'LL Girard street, Philadelphia
Pa, their Treatise on Compound Oxygen
its Action. Nature and Results" very
remarkable publication.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
me Provision Market.
Below are the present joob,ng priceu:

below ete tne pLeb.51t JOG oank ptlCtAs
Smoked Meats. O. Hams: Ten and IL pcunf
av., 1870: ID pounds sv., lS<c; l7S pounda, sy
l3E ~ pounca ev., 1870.
Breakfast Bscon-lS1<o; shoulders. 91<o; uaIi.
lorna hsrns 1oc; bacon oiesr stdes. l2,; DO
Dried Beef-l5g; do. "a. Horter 4 Co.'S, 13hc
Picked Mesis-lc1SrA Eless pOrA, pef pol, ~
lbe., SIS co; bean pork per bbl.. 400 lbs, ca co.
Lsrd-Kettle rendered leaf, In tierces, I3a; In
half barrels, 1870.
sausages-3oiogna, In cloth, So; In skin s1<a
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
W11iakY.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 26.-whisky - Firm and
higher at 81 1891 ls.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. c6.--Whigky-Stesdy at 81 l6.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-Whisky- Quiet and un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %. - Whisky AT 81 IL.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c. - Whisky-Stesdy at
81 Is.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26-whisky-UnchR at
81 IL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28

No. Rye-Dull and nominal: &c track bid /;
no sellers. Rejected. held at &c: no buyers.
Bran-Flrm and scarce: Sl4 % bid; held at SIS 90
6hipstuf-Firm held al si6 90; no buyers.
Middlings-Quiet; held at SIS co: no buyers.
Hay-Pnme Timothy, steady at $40 so; no
sellers.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
Foreign Money and Stocks.

LONDON. Feb 26.-UDited States Bonds-New
IS, extended, 1867. Railway Stocks-Illinois
Central. 46%; Pennsylvania Central, 6l9s New
York Central S5IS: Reading. 265z.
PARIS, Feb. 26-Rentes. sOf 471Sc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
COMMERCIAL.

Business is only moderately active Ia the gen.
eral mercantile markets. Groceries in good
request. Sugars are strong and coffees steady.
Dry goods are in better demand but sales are not
large. Provisions are steady. Drugs are I'M
changed.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Local markets are lower and more
quiet: some little demand and offerings, both for
spot and futures, bat trading slow Sales Of No 2
Mediterranean were made on call at s115 track,
market closing firm at that figure. ssaboard
quiet and generally lower
Corn-Is losing its friends and very little inter
est is manifested either by buyers sellers. In
quiries for better grades confined to mixed, with
fair sellers of off grades Arrivals light Markets
elsewhere dull and lower.
0ats-RuliDg about same as Saturday. Fair in
quiries and rather liberal offerings, with lellerg
holding at firm quotations.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO. Feb. 20 Regular wheat opened I'M
settled. closed 9S91zc1ower than Saturday. Sales
at 81 O654@l OK February; 81 O79l O75s March;
81 Os5s@l Ossz April; 81 025491 0S5S bid; winter,
duh at 81 C91z spring. 81 Oh. On CALL sales
OF 100000 bu. at the closing prices on Change to
&c lower.
Corn rather unsettled and weak; closed 1s914c
lower than Saturday. Sales at 555s@56ssc Feb
uary 5Ji4@56kc March; 5511@59c April; 6O@61c
May; 59h@6o5sc June. On call, sales of 10000
bu. irregular at sc lower to &c higher. the former
for FEBRUARY.
Oats declined &c early, and recovered later.
Sales at 595 aS95c February; S91S54Oc March: S9IS
@4Q1sc April; 4lh@421sc May; 4lh@4l54c June;
s4@4l1 &c July. On Call. sales Of 55 900 bu. al "a
&c higher.
Pork advanced 21<@5c early, declined 1Os15o
rallied 5alOc and closed steady. Sales at sl7 $50
IS February; sl7 97%@1s 10 March, SIS l5@
Is 151S April; SIS 4O91S So May; SIS 6O@1s 20
June. On call. sales of SoOO bbls at a shade
weaker TO sc lower. the latter for February.
Lard receded 5@t21<c early, rallied and closed
steady. Sales at Sl1 37h@11 40 February;
gil S7H@l1 42IS March: s1l 50g1l SIX April I;
s1l 65GlI IS Mays s1 671sal1 70 June: 81 709ll so
July. On call, sales Of 5000 tcs. weaker but not
lower.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
BRITIsH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, Feb. s6--The Mark Lane Express in
its weekly review Of the British grain trade says:
"The wheat trade Stacker; some of the provincial
markets declined Saturday 1@2s Flour
closed Sd cheaper. Barley II steady Foreign
wheat. meTest retail demand. is 1@2s lower.
Flour In large supply and 6s cheaper. Eight fresh
eargoes of wheat arrived s sales IL withdrawn and
5 remain Cargoes in passage ard for shipment
very quiet aud generally Cd lower. Sales of
English wheat the past week. S263 quarters at
Ais % per quarter against quarters ut 45s "a
the corresponding period last year.