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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
LECTURES AND RECITATIONS-
NEW DOMITORY BUILDING.
Especial to Virginian. play

Chapel Hill. N. c., Dec. S.-The lee
lures and Rotations for the fall term
Of the university. have finished, and
now all are awaiting the final test to
see how much value the university
courses of instruction have been tn the
students who have spent q part Of
their lives at this institution of learn
ing. The fall examinations begin on
tuesday. December 11th, and continue
Ior ten days. at which time the holiday
recess. begin and continue until Wed.
nesday. January 3D. 1901. The half
year session. now nearing its close. has
been highly satisfactory in every way.
The attendance to the university has
been about as large as ever before. the
health of the student body has been
good and the term has been character
i5ed by faithful work on the part of
Inc large mass OF students here assem-
bled.. The close Of the century sees the
institution doing splendid work for.
the young men Of the country.
NEW DoMIToRIEs.
Mr.. A. D. Zachary OF the architectural
hrm OF zachary & Zachary. of Raleigh.
Is here making ARRANGEMENTS for the
erection Of an $4,000 domitory building
The work is to begin at once and soon
another handsome building will beau
tify the campus.
SPECIAL LECTURES.
The second in the series of special
lectures. which has been arranged for
the benefit Of the university students.
was delivered last evening by Mr.. John
Fox. Jr. Mr.. Fox has quite a reputa
ton as an author and reader and tbis
reputation has had added to It the
praise and comments OF the large audi
ence who were fortunate enough to
hear him last night. The readings from
his hooks. 1.-THE Kentuckians" and
Hell Fer Snrtain." were so natural
and were rendered with so much grace
ana ease that 1t Will be a long time
before a speaker will captivate his au-
dicnce as did Mr.. Fox.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
PARKER ENGAGED
IN REORGANIzING 1T.
(Raleigh News and Discovery

(Raleigh News and Observer.)
Mr.. T. B. Parker, secretary -treasurer
of the State Farmers Alliance. an
nounces that he will devote next week
to alliance work in Wake county. He
will address the public and reorganize
subs at the following times and places:
Inwood. Swift Creek-Monday. De-
cember 10th, p. m.
Eagle Rock Academy-Tuesday, De-
cember 18th, IL m.
Wakefield.-Tuesday, December nth
p. m.
MISUNDERSTANDING, December 18th
l p. m.
Extraordinarily, December 18th.
1 p. m.
Green Level-Friday, December 14th
p. M.
The public generally, and especially
the farmers. are urged to attend.
committee recently appointed nv
the county alliance. consisting Of
Messrs. w. b. Upchurch, 3. Irby. c. H
Poe. A. I. Olive and C. e. McCulle.s
has issued circular letter to leadir /.
farmers or the county. from which tie
following extract is taken:
THE needs and advantages Of n
farmers organization are too we'll
known, to obvious, to need discussion
The great good we. as farmers can ac-
complish by uniting and working for
our mental. moral, social and financial
benefit is too great to be over-estimat.
ed. And 1t is high time for us to Law
aside petty differences and come to.
gether. as other callings do. to promote
education. suppress preiudices. encour-
age "friendlier feelings. apply business
principles to farming, learn the dement's
or co-opration and make North. Caro-
lima agriculture more progressive and
profitable.
We ought to learn by past mistakes.
For instance. we should avoid cIannish-
ness. No alliance can do its best work
with members of only one denominn-
ton or party. Again, we must always
select our best men as leaders, avoid
Ing those who would misuse the order.
Let us have strictly farmers alli-
ance for the protection of farm inter-
ests. suppressing any effort to work
the alliance for any special man or set
of men. Upon these lines we should
recognize the most successful and in
huentlal farmers in each neighborhood
taking the lead"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

Bernard King, National Military
home, Leavenworth, Kan, also sayst
Will write you few lines for publi-
cation TO make known what Pe-ru-ns
has done for me. took severe cold,
which L neglected. 1t developed into
catarrh and bronchitis and in short
time became chronic. tried every.
thing l saw advertised, which did me no
good. saw the great tonic tPe-ru-nal
advertised. I bought one bottle. i
found myself so much better after taks
ing 1t wrote you for advice, which you
Kindly continued to give me free of
charge for five months. Now am
happy to inform you and the public that
am perfectly cured OF catarrh and
bronchitis. make this statement in
hope that some of my comrades will SEQ
it and be benefited thereby
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
PLYMOUTH
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINERS
NEW ENTERPRISE -ELECTRIC
PLANT

Plymouth, N. c.. Dec. S.-The Eden
ton Dramatlck Club will produce at
the Opera House here on next Monday
night the new play entitled The ONLY
Young Man is Town" also the Simpson
chorus. as well as many tableaus
This was played in Edenton THURSDAY
night to crowded house, and should
receive the endorsement OF our DeopIe
here. especially as 1t is composed en-
tirely of local talent from Edenton.
Machinery has arrived Tor the Plv-
mouth Scroll and Baluster Works
which are expected to open ND for
business on Jasuary next
The Bank of Plymouth. which has
only been open little over month.
is already doing n very nice business
which is rapidly increasing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
TARB0Ro.
\ GENUINE SENSATION IN A
MARRIAGE.
Especial TO VIrginian-Pilot.)

Especial 70 VIrgIn1an-PiIot)
Tarboro. n. c., Dec. s.-Tarboro had
genuine sensation today in the mar
riage of Elizabeth Frink Gotten and
William Baker Howard, two of Tar
boro's most prominent young people.
Mrs. Howard is the daughter of Major
John w. Gotten. Mr.. Howard. the son
of William Howard and nephew of
Hon. George Howard.
The intention OF the young people
had been to we'd in April next but pa
rental opposition became so pronounced
they decided the quickest way the
best. Their intention was kept secret
from all save few necessary friends
and at GAS this morning Squire Wilt
lam Grimes Clark performed the GER
einony III the paror OF the Hose How
ard in the presence OF Mrs. Townes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

that has grown up about Elizabeth Col
lege. Dilworth, itself a city between
which and Charlotte there are no gaps,
but a continuous line of residences and
factories, is also omitted from Char
lotte's population. Seeing Charlotte in
the census report Is one thing; seeing
1t as 1t is. is another.
The figures OF the census bureau,
published last week, places Mccklen-
burg ahead of all other counties In the
State. The population of this county
in 1880 was 42.673. The census OF 1900
puts 1t ut 55.26S. This shows a gain in
ten years of 1885. BY far the greater
part OF this increase In population is
In Charlotte township.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
ELIZABETH CITY.
DEATH OF a LADY-PERSONAI
MENTION

DEATH OF a LADY-PERSONAI
MENTION.
Elizabeth City. n. c.. Dec. s.-Miss
Nadie spruill died Friday evening at
her home on Bell street. She was is
the prime of life. and her death was n
shock. 1t was wholly unexpected to
her many admirers. She was a de-
voted Christian and n faithful worker
in the church. The bereaved parents
have the heartfelt sympathy of wide
circle of friends. -
Yesterday morning in the Police
Court VIM. Blount colored, was bound
over TO the Superior Court for theft
PERSONAL
Mr.. c. r. Myers, of Atlantic CITY. \.
j.. after spending several days in our
town on pleasure bent. left yesterday
for his home.
Owing to typographical error In
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

cousin of the both. y. w. Forbes 1; p
the firm Cobb & Forbes. and Jos. ~;
After the ceremony their being ID
was given publicity and the town hslsfs ~ =
med. About o'cock d second cerev
mony was performed by the Rev. H. W.;
Gamble. rector Cavalry Protestsfs&
Episcopal church in the presencs 6e
mother, Mrs. r. e. L. pitt s.stsr 4 az
the groom. Miss Sally D0wd Pendssrs
cousin. J. w. Forbes and Jos. p. Fins;
pen. 3 S 5s;EEs
A more popular young couple nevArs
was In Tarboro and the whole town
wishes ana predicts for them every
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09
Threat to Annul DIVORCES J, =:
fHenderson ueroIa1

Nf1tHuerSOn4 Herald.)
Judge Hcke announced In GuilfoF&
court that If all the costs in fornar.
divorce cases were not paid In full at
this term. he would annul the decrtesss
The Record says this ought to bring,
the money and no doubt will. In some
cases parties to the suits have rerriar4s
ried and 1T would be a pretty muddis:
to wake up and find two wives or two
husbands, as the case might be.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

vided further, no mixed fertilizer Of any
kind ehall be sold which contains less
than 2 per centum of either ammonia
or potash. or both. when they are
claimed In the same fertilizer"
PENALTY.
The penalty for the violation of these
requirements is a payment Of twice the
amount indicated by the deficiency.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

FOR RENT THE TWO MODERN
Main streets. Elizabeth. City, ". C., nov;
occupied by Moses Weisel Possession
given January lst. 1901. Apply to JACOB
shf SRoS'. portsmouth,. Va. no22-tf.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

Saturdays isue we stated that Miss
Jackson married Mr.. F. w. Bacon,
when 1t should have been Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. Boxer will make Norfolk
their future home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

wishes perfect health must be entirely
free from catarrh. Catarrh is well-nigh
universal; almost omnipresent. Peru
ma is the only absolute safeguard
known. cold is the beginning of ca
tarrh. To prevent colds, to cure colds,
is to cheat catarrh out of is victims.
Pe-ru-na not only cures catarrh, but
prevents 1t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

themselves with copy OF DR.. Hart.
mans free book, entitled aWinter Ca
tarrh." This books consists of seven
lectures on catarrh and In grippe de-
lfvered at the Surgical Hotel. 1t cons
tains the latest information on the treat
ment of catarrhal diseases. Address pr.
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

I on and co m
mendation, testi-
flying to the mer-
it's of Pe-ru-na as
n catarrh remedy
are pourin & in
from every State
in the I'm i o N.
DR.. Hartman is
r Q civ in & hun
dreds of such let
ters d ally. All
C q s 5 es write
these letters, from
the highest to the
lowest.
Any man who
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09


Mr.. Ed. Larson, Rt-
ma, Ind, Lake county
says: -" when I began
ia k ing Pe-ru-na \
was suffering from ca-
tarrh OF the nose and
throat. I use d Sw O.
bott les OF Perfume
and 1t cured me. i
have not been BOTH
cred with catarrhi
since and that was
e | 6 b To en N omit his
ago."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-09

Using Pe-ru-na
to promptly cure
colds, protec cts
t h Q ia m lily
q s n 8 t other
ailments. This
Is exactly what
every family in
t h o U u | t e d
S t q t c S should
d o. & Q ep P e.
r u n D in TIL
II y u . q. use 1t
f or co u 9 h s,
colds, la grippe,
and other cli-
matte affections
of winter, and
there viii be no
other ailments
In she h GU s Q.
All is miles
should provide
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
heat Firm, Corn FIuctuntiDg, and
Oats Slightly Higher,

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Wheat opened on
the firm cables and renewal of wet weather
in England Local traiers were short and
covered, advancing the market about "a.
There was some buying for investment by
local operators, but there was the lack
OF outside interest and in ihe asst hour
the market turned weak ans declined on
selling by early purchasers. The statisti-
cal returns were bearish. There was an
improvement in the cash demand Of 300 090
bushels and the seaboard reported IS loads
for export.
Corn prices at one time were up lie,
but the close showed most of this lost
Hot weather in Kansas very small stocks
here, and a large decrease in the visible
caused the carly strength. Liverpool was
5-Sc higher, There was heavy buying of
September and October oats by brokers
supposed to be operating for the American
Cereal Company. These purchases proba
bly, we're around million bushels. 1t was
the feature of the dag. Il was remarkable
that oats responded to this buying no
more than they did, being up only S-Sc.
Provisions di playe considerable strength
early under -aiher free buying largely by
packers against eazh sales. Lard showed
the most firmness and 1t closed with a
moderate gain, while pork and ribs lost
the early advance on realizing sales. The
cash demand is very good, particularly for
lard.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
JEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 20.-John NJ.
Barley, a young man who was married
in Washington on Friday last was before
the mayor this morning on the charge OF
stealing a set OF furniture. two carpets.
and a set of dishes. in all, valued at $50.
Part Of the furniture belonged to the
grandmother of Barley, Mrs. Mary SWAIN
and part to Samuel Merchant. The mayor.
after hearing the evidence, held Barley
in bond of 5000. TO answer to the grand
jury. During the morning his wife, for
merly Miss Ida E. Finch. paid him a
visit at the station house. Barley will be
sent to jail tomorrow unless a bondsman
appears.
Rev. William o'Keefe, of Louisville, is
on a visit TO Rev. II. ]. Cutler at st.
Mary's parsonage. The two clergymen
were schoolmates ir Ireland many years
ago.
Some miscreant last night cut the hal
wards of the Democratic hagpole on Wind
mill HILL Parties are on the lookout for
him. and he will suffer the full sentence
of the law for malicious mischief if caught.
Nettie Barnes Anger, daughter of Capt,
John II. Barnes, OF Fairfax Court House.
and wife of Cassius NJ. Anger, who former
~ carried on restaurant here, died in 81.
Agnes Hospital Baltimore, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. PIllin has purchased
from the Laphen estate a brick store and
dwelling on Royal Street opposite the
market, now occupied by the purchases.
The consideration named in the deed is
nominal
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21

easy. Quote: Apples, early June, per Dbl.
choice, I5cd $1.00; do. common to fair, 40Gp
Soc; 10 per 1-2-b5l basket, 25G40c; do, per
box. l5G30c; beets, native. per bunch. 1c;
cabbage, native, per hundred, Flat Dutch.
s200d AGO; cantaloupes, Anne Arundel
gems, per basket. u LA 15c; do. green,
per basket, 1Oc: do, large, per 100.
s1,00G2.00; cueumbers, Anne Arundel, per
peach basket, 1od20c; corn, native, sugar,
per dozen, 5@6c; damsons. Maryland and
Virginia per peach basket, 60@65c; per
full barrel, s. 50m4.GO; do per bus box,
$115@125; do. New York, per lob bas-
ket, 20G25e: elephants, native, per box,
10615c: grapes. Southern, per carrier, 50I
75c; do. concords. per GLIB basket, 12G15c;
green cages, per lob basket, 10G 15c;
lettuce, nearby, per box, 20G25c; onions,
new Eastern Shore. Virginia. per Dbl. S125
CLIO: western Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia. per basket, 50G55c: pears, New York
Bellies, per Dbl, $1.50m1.75; do, Maryland
or Virginia, per basket, assorted, 15Q20e;
Bar,letts. Maryland. per basket. 15G2pc;
do per barrel, s1G1.50; do. per box, 500
40c; do lie Conte, per basket. 10d l5c;
peaches. mountain. per box, 2545Gc; do.
per 20-ib basket, 121-2G25c; do, per IS
basket. 2OG45c: Maryland and Virginia,
per basket. ordinary 15@20c; do, per
basket. good, 30G35c, do, fancy 4O9
soc; do. reds, 25G40c per box; yellows, 30G
COO per box; fancy yellows, 70@S0c; do,
pie fruit per box, 20G25c; plums, western
Maryland, per Sib basket, 10G15c; squash
per basket, 10G1jc; tomatoes, Anne Arundel,
per peach basket, 20G25c; do per bushel,
35m40c; Eastern Share. Maryland, per bas-
ket. 15G20c; watermelons. RappahannOck,
per 100, s2G7; do, York River, per 100 Sc
lect. S1G6l2; do. primes, s5GS; culls. Sl.50
m250; do, Anne Arundel, per 100 select.
s1Gm12; do. primes, s5@S; do, culls, si.50
Q25O
Potatoes-The market was steady. We
quote: New, York River primes, per Dbl
S15O6175; do, culls and seconds. 75c4sl;
Eastern Shore, Virginia, per Dbl. No. /.
S150G175; Eastern Shore Maryland. No.
j, H.5Om1.75; Rappahannock, No. 1, s1.506
1.75; do. culls, 60caS1; native, per bus
box, 60d65c; sweets. new, per Dbl, Nortf
Carolina yellow. $215G2.25; do. whites
(yams), do, red, per Dbl. s1.2541 so.
Poultry Market was steady. Old fowls,
1Oc per Id; springers, IL 1-2G12 1-2c per
Id; ROSTERS. 25NS0c apiece; ducks, sg9c
per Id.
Green Coffee.-Market is very dull We
quote: No. (Rio grade), S7-Sc.
Roasted Coffee-Market is steady. We
quote: Bulk roasted coffee-Pure Java,
32c; Maracaibo. 23c; pure Laguayra. 23c;
pure Santos. 21c; African Java, 20 1-2c;
Rio blend, 20 lie; Peaberry MIXTURE, 2Oc;
pure Mocha. soc; Java-Mocba blend,
81 1-2c (These coffees are in fancy bags,
paper lined) If packed in cans or tubs,
1-2c higher.
Package Brands Sc. L. C., 100-lb cases,
70 lie; 60-lb cases. IS 6-10c; 36-lb cases,
10 7-1Oc. Lion coffee in 1O0-lb lcts, 1920;
in 6O-lb lots. 1880.
Cotton.-Market quiet; middling, 1Oc;
strictly low middling, 97-Sc; low mid
ding, 8 3-4c. Stock in Baltimore, 1852
bales
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21

NE1T YORK, Aug. 20.-The unsettled
condition Of the stock market that de-
veloped toward the close of last week was
renewed in todsy's dealings. In the fore
noon. particularly. the market was quite
unsettled ard a number OF material losses
were scored. At the same time there did
not appear TO be any general outside pres
sure OF stocks and the declines were for
the most part the result OF professional
operations. Counter and equally profess
sional operations, on the other hand
seemed to account for the occasional rai-
lies noted from time to time. AS was the
case during the latter half Of last week
the main check to frmness and activity
in the dealings appeared to be the appre-
tensions regarding the issue of the Presi-
Dental campaign.
More correctly stated, perhaps, the rea-
son for the more unsettled state of specu-
lative sentiment was the apprehension
that between now and election day there
may be such concern as to the result as to
throw the market into a condition of de-
moralization. Apart from the now pre-
vailing views as to the Presidential cam
palgn, there was little or nothing in the
general circumstances of the situation
which seemed TO attract any attention.
Some exceedingly gratifying returns of
railway traffic were submitted. but they
carry no appreciable influence in the days
dealings.
Money market conditions were unal-
tered and the exceedingly heavy debit bal
ance of the sub-Treasury al today's clear
ing house settlements rejecting in part
Treasury disbursements against the ma
tured per cent bonds, indicates an early
replenishment of the banks cash re-
sources as impaired by the gold exports
Of the past fortnight. The foreign ex-
change market was steady. rendering
doubtful the question of additional ex-
ports Of gold this week.
The most severe declines in the early
dealings and the greatest activity were
in Peoples Gas and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit. In both instances a superficial expla-
nation Of the weakness was found in the
sudden death announced this morning of
a member of firm closely identified with
both properties, but the explanation did
not carry much weight to those familiar
with the circumstances. There was, how
ever. nothing really new and definite
otherwise bearing upon either stock.
There were also material losses scored
in Metropolitan Street Railway, Sugar Re
timing. the Atchison shares, and the gran
ger stocks, but in the railway list. sup
port was by no means wanting at The de-
clines. General Electric was very con-
spicuous exception to the general tend
ency Of the market in a notable sharp adj
vance. which was accompanied by asser-
lions as to the current large earnings OF
the property.
The Industrial quarter generally was
steadier than the railway list, notably for
the iron and steel producing and manufac-
turing companies. United States Rubber
was particularly firm, and after being
sharply depressed in the early dealings,
Federal Steel. American Steel and Wire,
National Steel and Steel Hoop advanced
quite sharply London was not a factor
of any Importance in the market, indie
cisive price changes being shown at that
quarter
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
COTTON CROP SHORTAGE.
Compiled by Georgia's
Commissioner of Agriculture.

ATLANTA. Gs Aug. 2o.-Commissioner
o. B. Stevens oil the Georgia Department
of Agriculture, has compiled statistics in
dicating that the cotton crop of Georgia
for 1900 will be from $4,000 to 100000 bales
shorter than in 1899 Indications on Au-
gust 1 were that avery State in the cot
ton belt would bs behind on the staple
with the exception of Texas. reported to
be 2 per cent ahead of the average crop
of the last five years.
The figures prepared by the department
show that in Georgia an average crop for
the last FIVE years is 1895. SEQ bales. The
reports from the counties of Georgia are
that "A per cent of an average crop will
be realized. Twentysix per cent off the
average crop gives 95s. s92 bales for the
year, against an estimated crop for 1899
CT between 100000 and 100000 bales.
It is estimated that the cotton acreage
is per cent less than in 1899.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
A Pheasant Duty.-'when 1 know any

thing worthy Of Recommendation, l consider it my
duty 10 tell it," says Rev. Jas Murdoch, Of
Hamsbiifg Pa. 'Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
has cured me Of Catarrh OF five years standing 1t
is certainly magical in its effect The first appli-
cation benefited me in five minutes. would
not be without it in the house" Fifty cents.
Sold by F. 5. Williams, Ninth and + Streets; I'd
monds and Williams. Third Street and PennAyl-
vania Ayenue.-17.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
washington stock E.chnnge.

sales-U. S. 3's, s5O0d10S IS; Capital
Traction as, 5000 107; Capital Traction, 20
GlO2 "a: Washington Gas, 1d53 IL, 100
SO 1-4-seller 80; American Graphophone
Co., 2sGIL After eall-Lanston Mono
type, sale.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
Roni and the Descendant of solomon



The Count and Countess de Castellane have
had great honor conferred upon them, and the
friends and relatives Of the countess will be
pleased TO know that she is at last breaking into
real SOCIETY in Paris. The count and countess
have been designated by the French Government
as entertainers Of Meneiik, Emperor Of Abyssinii.
He will be quartered upon them with his retinue
Of malodorous blacks and will lend quite an air
to the establishment Of the little count. The
count and countess appear to be quite pleased
over being selected as Official boarding house
keepers for the Niger gentleman" as the Eng
lish press always refers to him. IL is true they
viii probably have TO burn the house. or waste
the Gould estate buying disinfectants after he
has left, but this does not appear to disconccrt
them at all. The Court de Castellane, by the
way was forced to sell the chateau Of AIarias
in order to provide himself with funds enough
10 permit him to properly entertain Menelik.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-21
RECEIPTS.

Including 1926 bushels Southern and 1903
bushels Western.
-'Includinr 1850 bushels Southern and lo,i5s
bushels Western.
EXPORTS.