The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-24 00:00:00

N0.281.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1847. [3d.

BALLS ERECTED UP TO
(Yesterday's prices w
Aberdeen, 2 9
Bic. & Oxford in., 17
Bee, Slum., &Bic., 31
Odedonlan,
S. Casettes, 20119 f
Do. Peep. 5 r Ct., No. 2, p
Do. York Eatepen., 61
E. Lane. Estee. Scrip, 14
East Lbsoolnalere, 71
Edbe. & Glasgow, 66 71
Great Northern, 4
Gt. South. & W. (Ireland),
31/
Great Western 115
si)o. (hurter:, 191
Do. New 171. eh., 93
Teed. & Bradford, 64
Leicester & Bedford, d
& Thinik Pref., 6 per Ct., 21
London & Blackwell, 61
Do. New, No. I, 51
Do. No. 2, 1 d
Lon., Bright.,
E igh & &
ths, Coast 341 5
Do. Cusack 12
Lon. & N. W., 1741 6
Do. Qrs. I. and 8., 281
Ito. do. Sew. Ilf
Lon. &S. W. ,6o
110. New, Cins. Eighths, 494
Do. New 401., 29
Do. Tenths Coes, 561
Do. Scrip ;.01. eh., 51
Lan., Salisbury, & Yeovil.
Ilan., Buxton, and ltatlecit, 1d
Norfolk New 201. oh., 94

MO THIB DAY IN LONDON.
I he found In last page!.
llasolus. sad Leeds, 100
IN. Qrs.. 17a
Do. 0124
41. sh., 17
Do. 501. sh., 91
Newts Berwick, 26!
Do. New, 91
N. British, as I
Do. Qrs , 41
Do. Extension,
D. Thirds, 21
N. Staffwdre, L,
Preston a Wyr• 'Lives (A), 13
Bead., Guild., and Reigate, 51 f
neon:fah Bestial, 171
Shrew. a 80. (A), 3 21
South Devon, 30
B. E. sod Dover, 341
Do. New (inat 33/0.191),No. 2,
131
Do. New (In. 101.), No. 1, 31
Routh Wake, 114
W. Riding Union, d par
Wind., Stables, lk IL W., 3 p
York sad Newesene, 37
Do. Extension, 10 131
I Do. PraL. 11
York sad N. Mu., 85
NBouinNl:Trancelk Lien"! lAaein.' 144
Orleans and Bsor&ux, 51 I
Tone Lyons, f
Rouen a Ilavre, 25
LEES, .Ir.c.e 13.

LIVERPOOL
The prices declined still hi
Chester t Dirk., 40/
Lon. Ann N. W. (New Qrs..), 91
Do. (G. J. 1,144

rther to-day.
Newesstle Sr Berwick New, 43 p
Northern Union, 213
S. F. and Dower (310. 4, kwited at
Sd g_ •
York aie,, d Wows. het., 4
Iluddersaeld C. & d., If
Leeds & Dewsbury, 93
gawp. Un. R. & 1 11-I6 d
SALES, .11.1. T 23.
i from yesterday, but gam
There was but a light hala-
lldea., Sluff , t TJnaotnM,., 33 d
Newest. & Her. New, II 1 p
N. Staffordshire, 3 11.16 p
S. E. & Dvser, No. 4, 248 d
York and Now. Ent, 4 p
SALES, ler,
.23.

44
sag Ca., 1.16

id.l'a.al' r 25
~,1‘ 31
Do.
n

There was litire

had a tendency downwards.
news done.

Amb., Nutt., & Boa. LIAO 3-16
1,53. lid. d
Dlr. and Oxford Jun., 71 p
Fleet., ryes., t K. n. J. I d
Man., blaef LW. Eigti;lss, 2 d

The traaltactaa-;;;;Irmi
ceding.
London &N. W. 176
WoL,& Stour Vol, 11r. 3d. p
Derby, & Wore., 9s. fiiL 94.
N. Staffordshire, p

led, and prices were still re-
Shrews. & firm. (A), j d
Shrew.. & firm. (11i, I3s. 9d. d
Eihroiaddre Union, d
S. Staffordakire, I d
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LEEDS SA.
There was no alteration in
in shares, and prices remained
E. Lancashire Scrip, ls, &I. p
Do. New, 15. 14s. d
Leicester End Bedford, 2a fkL d
Leeds and lle bury, 4 p
West Riding Union, 7e. p
BRISTOL SA
The market still continued
Bristol & Bader Thirds, 1 p
Man. & Leads Thirds, par
Midland New, 40/. al., 71 p
ho. 301. eh., 31 p
South Deese, 11 d

tv 21.

the amount of business done
, the mine.
Neese. and Bar. New, 44 4/.B.s.Pd.
?Meth Western, 345. d
York end New. Peet, 4 p
N. British Thirds, SW. p
North Staffordshire, 2i. 14s. p

lets 23.
inactive.
South Woks, S 1 d
York ft Pierre. Pref., 41 p
Lon. at S. Western, 65
Do. Set. Scrip, i p

Gt. Northern, 41. Ss. 4
& Per. New, dt W. Is.
N. British Thirds, 2 2/. 9e.

ES, ltrLY 23.
W. R. Velar, 4/. 3.
York & Newc. Pref., 12 121. Is.ll.

EDINBURGH
Ayr and Galloway. Va. 6d.
Odedonian New, 40e.
Edln-, Leith, at.d Gran. Qrs., U.
Ellin. & North. New, 70a. 634. Id.
Edln. & Newport, 71
DO. New 4.44. 42a.
Great Northern, 65e. Ate.
GLASGOW B.
Dundee and Perth Qrs., 63a, 6d.
E. Indio, 6a.
Glass, Dutra., & Carlisle, 6/. 84.

MLYS. J. 22.
N. Britian Ctrs , e9e. 225. &L
Do. New Ctrs. Scrip, 13s. Gd.
Do. Thirds, 50s. 495. fid.
Enottlsh Central, Sli
rcottish Midland New, II
Stirling and Dunfermline, 93e.
LLES, Due 22.
Man. & South. New, 225. 9d.
N. Britian New Qrs., 13s. Gd. 9d.

MlNES.—Asturian Mining Shares have been done
at 71 per share of 101. paid. The reports aro favourable, and
some considerable quantities are said to have been raised.

PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, JULY 22.—Coffee: The
market continues very fine, and prices are well supported.
The stock consists of 59,700 bags against 33,000 bp in
1846. We have to report the sales of a cargo if St. Domingo,
per Rembrandt, 2,600 bags, at a price which hu not trans-
pired. 4,000 bags Brazil, of very low quality, at 211 c ; 1,600
bags Java, at 26c.—Cotton Transactions are of no im-
=r; as the principal hoiden de not wish to
of their stock. The soppily. metbou very Wenn.
datable. The stock of American eenewsoweenn to 4,000 bales.
Sugar: The market is quiet. However, u refiners are with-
out stock, prices keep steady. 1,500 boxes yellow Havannah
sold at 1516. to 176. We have not bawd of any transactions
in other qualities.—Rice continue dell, and prices, in all
probability, will further give way. 100 casks Carolina sold
at from 165. to 176.—Hides: We have had very extensive
arrivals. The market has a downward tendency. About
10,000 dry River Plate Hides were disposed of at 26c. to 381 c.
HASIBURG, Jut 20.—Coffee: No particular alteration
to notice. The sales comprise about 2, bag, Brazil, real
°ninny, at 3 5-16 e. to 3 7.165. ; good ordinary, at 311. to
315.; 1,000 bags damaged Santos, in auction, at 1 s. to 31e.;
and 3,000 bags La Guayra, at 3 7-16 e. to 6e.—Sugar: The
market is Sat, and prices are rather lower. The only sale
we have heard of is that of 1,000 boxes brown and yellow Ha-
vannah, at 151 m. to 181m.—Cotton continues very firm; but,
as little is offered, no transactions of moment can take place.
—Rice is in limited demand : 150 tons Carolina found buyers
at 16m. to 171 m. Of Java, a few hundred begs were taken, at
121 m. per 100Iba.—Of Pepper, only small lots meet with
buyers.—Cassia Li ea is very firm—Tobacco: The market
is firm. About 100 serene Havannah sold at 20s. to 201 s.
250 Domingo, at 44a. to 61s. ; 90 packages Porto Rico, 41s.

OIL—JULY 23.—Cocos Nut: Boyers of this
article operate with much caution, and reluctantly give
prices demanded ; 512 casks Cochin were offered to-day at
auction, of which only 26 casks found buyers at the hammer
at 651. for fine quality, the remainder being taken in at U.
per ton above that figure. After the sale however there
appeared to be buyers at 651. for a hirther portion. Of 100
casks re-packed Ceylon 972 casks sold steadily at 50/. per too.

TALLOW.--Intr 23.-There has been rather
more inquiry for this article to-day, and the market has be-
come somewhat firm; P.Y.C. on the spot must now be
quoted 48s. to 48a. 3d., being an improvement of fully 3d.
per cwt. At auction to-day, 25 asks first sort, of fair qua-
lity, brought 48s. to 48e. 3d. ; 60 casks Odessa Sheep mold
steadily, at 475. 6d. to 475. 9d. for middling. For 50 casks
Odessa Beef there were buyers at 475. 3d. but the whole
were taken in at 47e. 6d. South American box Tallow sold
spiritedly. 400 boxes of fine quality brought 48s. 6d. to 495.
144 casks met a steady sale, as follows : 475. to 48s. Gd. for
good to line ; 46e. to 465. 9d. for middling to fair ; and 44e. to
46e. 9d. for discoloured and dragged. For the beet portion
of 84 casks New South Wales there was a good demand, at
an advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. on last sale prices; weak
and common sorts were not in much request; 77 casks
realised as follows, 475. to 48e. for good to fine; 455. to
465. 9d. for middling to fair ; 435. to 445. for dark and sottish,
and 40s. for inferior and very soft. In Town-melted no
alteration to notice in the quoted value ; but saki have bean
made at 475. nett cub. For delivery of new Y.C. in the
last three months there is little doing; 475. must be oonsi-
doted as the nominal value.

CORN.—DonKINO, J O DY 22.—The supply of Wheat
and other grain at market waa very short, and the trade dull,
with little doing. Some new early Warwick field Peal
realised 82e. per qr. Wheat, white, new, 191. to 211.; red,
181. to 191. per load. Barley, grinding, 38a. to 48e. Oats,
30s. to 325.

00151LX1110. JVLT 21.—Although there were but few
samples of Wheat offered at market., sales were net readily
effected at last week's prices. Wheat, red. new, 745. to 780.;
white, new, 784. to 840. • fine, 881. Barley, !grinding, 36e.
to 465. Peas, 465. to 60s. Beane, 48e. to 645. Oata, 265.
to 32a.

HULL, JULY 23.—The trade has been very quiet, yet
holders continue firm in their demands. Por fine English
Wheats the millers have had to pay rather more money ;
but for foreign there has been very little demand, and prices
are unaltered. Oats support thou value. Beane are held
for 2s. to 3s. per qr. admire, owing to reports that the plants
are attacked with the fly, and which fa partially confirmed.
Barley and Peas are unaltered. The weather has been very
fine, hot, and forcing, for all the new crops. Linseed Cakes
meet a good sale fur the mason of the year and prices ere
well supported, say, best quality, Hull-mide, 101. ss. ,•
foreign, 81. 10s. to 91. 10s. per ton. The arrivals of Linseed
this week amount to about 2,630 qrs., say, 1,896 qrs. from
St. Petersburg, and 736 from Riga. The market has been
well supplied with the finer qualities, but middling and
inferior are yet wanting. The demand has continued very
steady, and sales are effected at well-supported rates. Fine
Odessa, Ms. • Petersburg, fine, 48s. to 495. ; Riga, 465. 6d. ;
Bombay, 6a. per qr. Rapeseed a sale of fine Danish is
reported at 281. per last. Foreign imports into Hull during
this week : Linseed, 2,630 qrs. ; Repeeeed, 1,798 ; Wheat,
2,831; Barley, 1,362; Oats, 9,495; PISS, 46.

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Hawn Hareem, JULY 22.—Wheat, sew, 40s. to 53a
Peas, 36a. to 38a. Beans, 34a. to 38s. per load of 5 blokes.
Barley, 4435. to 44e. Oats, 295. to 345. per quarter.

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LINCOLN, JULY 23.—We had a fair show of Wheat here
to-day, which wee offered at 6s. to 81. 'deuce over last
week's rates, and very few biles at those prices. Wheat,
red, 74.. to 771.; white, 775. to 80s. Nothing doing in
spring Corn to-day. We hear some complaints of the blight
in the Wheat crop in this district, but we think that the
injury done is not serious at present.
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LIVIRPOOL, JULY 23.—The recent large supplies into
this port have been followed since Tuesday by a further
good arrival of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour ; the two
former articles chiefly from the United States and Europe,
with several parcels of Wheat from Ireland, the import
from Canada being light for the present : a very numerous
fleet of vessels, however, arrived in our river yesterday and
this morning from various parte of the world, which will
augment our next list of imports considerably, many not
being in time for insertion to-day. 1.7p0n the whole the

tries has preserved, during the poet two dun the firm
tome stated on Tuerday, and • pod demand
foe Wheat and Flour bas bean Nat by h at the
currency of that day. Tip* a farther numerous assemblage
of country-millers to day, the motel runs of Wheat,
prlesipally &reign, met a good demand at the full rates of
Tuesday, and line qualities, in tome cases, were disposed of
A rather higher tams.-Americas Flour being in lively
request, mostly for inland consumption, the transactions
were extensive, and prime samples, in partial instances,
realised a slight amendment. Barley and Malt, with my
little Wainer passing in either, barely sustained late prices.
Beans, attracting rather less attention, were offered at Is. per
qr. ander the advance of Tuesday ; and Peas were scarcely
more than nominal in value. Oats, upon a tolerable retail
demand, maintained our last quotations; whilst Oatmeal is
all respects reunited unvaried. Although the general
operations in Indian Dorn weft less active than before,
several further paresis were taken for Ireland on the terms
last noted. Ind an Meal dull at 19s. per barrel. Refreshed
by a few showers in the course of the week and the con-
tinuance of fine weather, the crops in this district progress
rapidly towards maturity with the prospect of an earlier
harvest than was anticipated a few weeks since.
British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 10e. 2d. to 10c 6d. ;
extra, 10e. Gd. to 10.. 9d.; white, 10s. 6d. to 10e. 931. ; extra,
10e. 9d. to 11$. ; Irish, red, 9s. 3d. togs. 6d. ; extra, 9s. 6d.
to 9s. 9d.; white, 9s. 9d. to 10s. Borten English, per
quarnr, 424. to 445. •, Chevalier, 445. to 45.. ; Scotch and
frith, per 601 b., 4s. 9d. to bs. 3d. Malt, English, per
quarter, pale, 741. to 80a. Oats, English and Scotch, per I
451 b., 4s. sd. to 4s. 7d. • Welsh, 4s. 3d. to 4.. 6d. ; Irish, fine
qualities, 45. 3d. to is. Gd.; general qualities, 4.. 24.1. to
4s. 4d. Beans, English, per quarter, 60s. to 528. ;
P~lgse~t, reglissi Scotch and Irbil, per 480 lb., 45e. to
per quieter, wWts, 56a. to tOe.
sall Irish, grey., 80e to aio Flout, per 280 lb.,
English and Irish, fine, .535. to 55e. ; superfine, 644.
to 56e. ; extra, 565. to 58s. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb.,
Irish, new, 38s. to 40s. ; old, 365. to 38e. ; Canadian,
old, 361. to 375. Bran, per 24 lb., la. Bd. to ls. 10d.
Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 9,. 9d.
to 10e. ; white, 10s. 2d. to 10s. 6d. ; United States, red,
9s. 101. to 10s. 2d. ; white, 10s. sd. to 10a. 9d. ; Dantxic,
mixed and red, Si. 10d. to 10s. 2d. ; high mixed, 10s. Bd.
to I Is. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 9s. 10d. to
10s. 2d. • white, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; Riga and Peters
burn red, 9s. 4d. to 9s. 6d. ; Archangel, 81. Bd. to
9s, 2d. ; Odense, common, red, Be. 9d. to 9s. 2d. ; Polish,
9s. 6d. to 91. Bd. ; French. Spanish, and Italian, red,
9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ' • white, 9s. 9d. to 108. • Bennet and
Marianopoli, red, 9s. 31. to 9s. 6d. • Egyptian, Gs. 6d. to
7s. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, ;trl, 7s. 9d. to Bs.
Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 465. to 60s. Barley, per 6011.,
bs. to be. 4d. Oats, per 441 b., ts. 3d. to 41. 6d. &Mil,
per quarter, European, 48e. to 005. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b.,
Ms. to 375. Peas, per qr., Baltic, dre., white, 56e. to 6&. ;
Canadian, 48s. to 501. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 38e. to 42a.
Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 19a. to 20s. Flour, per
barrel of 1961 b.. Canadian, sweet, 345. to 355.; United
States, sweet, 345. 6d. to 361. 6d. ' • United States and
Canadiao, sour, 295. to 30s. Arrivals from the 20th July
to the 22nd July, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn
Wheat, 16,799 qrs. ; Barley, 953; Malt, 19; Oats, 1,670;
Bans, 2,795; Peal, 26; Indian Corn, 26,604; Indian Corn
Ideal, 4,100 barrels; Oatmeal, 324 sacks; Floor, 40 sacks,
29,982 banal'.
LOUTH, JULY 21.-We had a tolerable supply of Wheat
to-day, but there were not many sales effected. An advance
of 3s. to 4s. per qr. was realised on a few parcels sold to
needy millers, who were out of stock. Nothing done in
Spring Corn. lied Wheat, 725. to 825.; white, 84e. to 888.
per qr.

Rirox, JULY 22.—We were rather better supplied at this
day's market, though sales were dull at last week's prim in
both Wheat and Beans. Oats, Is. per quarter lower. Wheat,
white, 10s. 6d. to Ils. 6d. • red, 90. to 10s. 9d. Beans,
Ts. 6d. to Bs. 3d. per bushel. Barley, nominal. Oats, 345.
to 40s. per quarter.

BI ELPORD, JULY 19.—There was no scarcity of Wheat at
market to-day; the growers held firmly fur a rise on last
week's prices, which was in come cases obtained to the
amount of Is. to 2s. per qr.; the business done was on a
limited male. Remised Oats are held for higher prices. In
Barley nothing doing. Wheat, red, 73e. to 74a. ; white, 765.
to 76e.

Soirricuirrom, JOLT 23.—Our market to-day was but
thinly attended, and the show of English Wheat was con-
sequently small. The trade ruled doll at last week's prices,
buyers acting with great caution, influenced by the return of
Hue weather. In:Earley and Oats nothing doing. Beam
rather dearer.

SPALDING JULY 20.-The demand for Wheat was en-
tirely ceased to millers, and the limited trade transmitted
we. at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. Several we
eareent sa to the fiulare or damage, to • eonsidre
extent,
of the growing crops. Beans were in demand, at a aimular
advance. Oats without alteration.
UXBRIDGE, JULY 22.-The Wheat market was again
small, and the price Is. to 2s. per qr. deerer. There was but
I:ttle other gram at market. Wheat, 181. to 221. 10s. per load
of 5 qn. Beans, 60s. to 56e. per quarter. Peas, 60s. to 64.
Barley, 46e. to 58s. Oats, 28s. to 425. Rye, 565. to 601.
Tares, 10s. per bushel.
WAXEPERLD, JULY 23.-The weather in this district ham
been on the whole favourable for the couatry. There Is no
doubt the Bean crop has suffered serious injury, and the pro-
duce must be extremely short. The report of blight is vary
general as respects Wheat south of the Humber, bat the ex-
tent is difficult to define, and at present it produces little
effect beyond giving a tone of firmness to the trade. Our
applies of grain today are moderate. Wheat finds
a fair sale at last week's prices. Barley steady.
Oats and Shelling firm at previous rates. Beans
Is. to 2e. dearer. No variation in other article*.
The following are tho current prices: Wheat, per qr.
of 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex and Kent red,
new, 765. to 783.; extra, 785.; white, 76e. to 795. • extra,
82s. ; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 725. to 74e. ; extra, 775. ;
white, 765. to 775. ; extra, 795. ; Lincolnshire and Cam-
bridgeable., red, 70s. to 741. ; extra, 765. ; white, 72a. to
755. ; extra, 77e. ; Yorkshire, red, 68s. to 72a.; extra,
74. ; white, 721. to 765. ' • extra, 78e. ; Danttia and
Konigsburg, white, 72a. to 765. extra, 785.; Lower Baltic
and Hamburg, red, 68s. to 745.; extra, 765. ; Mediterranean,
red, 62a. to 68s. ; extra, 70a. Old, red, 64.. to 68s ;
extra, 70s. Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign 365.
to 425. Beans, per quarter. 63 lbs. to the bushel, small,
fine, 525. to 644., extra, 565. ; Ticks, 51s. to 635., extra,
555. • foreign, 445. to 505., extra, 545. Oats, per stone,
medium 16d. to 16d., extra, 17d. ; feeding, IrxL to 16d.,
extra, 17d. ; foreign, 14d. to 16d., extra, 16d. Shelling, per
load of 2611b5., 38s. to 395., extra, 40a. Malt, per load of 8
bushels, 64. to 565., extra, 581. Peas, per imp. qr.. blue
and white boilers, 60s. to 525., extra, 561. • ' psi anti.
40s. to 485., extra, 60s. Rapeseed, per last imp., English,
271. to 991. • foreign, 271. to 291. Liman], per imp. qr.,
465. to 645. Imports during the week • Wheat, 3,611 qrs. ;
Oats, 611; Beans, 314 ; Rapeseed, 288 ; Flour, 166 sacks.
WOODBRIDGE, JULY 21.-We bad rather a better supply
of Wheat to-day, but farmers were very firm, and very few
would sell under 80a. per quarter for rod. The few transac-
tions which took place with our millers may be quoted at
783. to 78s. for fine red, to 83s. for fine white Wheat. Hay-
' mall Peas, 42a, to 43e. per quarter ; but we had few buyers at
these prices.

Doarrz tc, Jura' 17.—0 n Wednesday purchasers came
forward, and, as there were only 300 luta exposed, they
yen almost all taken at higher prices. Good high mixed,
0110., at 68e. 6d. ; fine mixed, 621b5., at 665. 6d. ,• inferior
gegerlptions, at 645. to 64t. 6d. On Thursday there was
Wie small lot of fine, high-mixed, Upper Polish Wheat
which sold at 695. ; and a lot of ordinary, unclean
rimed stehed 66e. 6d, Yesterday, some fine Bog Wheat ,
z4ort but sellers stood out fir 725., there bMmg a general
a better market next Monday, when • larger pro.
main at Wheat will be prepared for sale.

JULY:lish Wheats maintain their
propotionately better than other qualities, being leas
alllmingg; , on the spot, are held at 495. per qr. ;
aid due same, for delivery in August, is offering at 475.
Migissepoll, on the spot, 475.; and for delivery in August,
64. • bard Taganrog, 44a. ; Danube, Us. to 395.
Bonilla, to 395. ; all for immediate shlpment, and as to quality.
ffiarttst Jume 15.—Within the last fourteen days thirty-
sla lass esasstd this harbour, lades with salt, seals, prem.
Minoarth. tame. *a, and 'Wrung lava lath Me mat part led=
via me& Wit bass at this rim* Y mot mike of
oar barout ; Waft winter sad soma lolls sari la sal*
ashen sane boo basil by oar mai agM idriatala We !mat
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pragasSava be akadsd, sail that tie agar* el parbisss all not
. yet soma Itt ea saL

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tisivasbolin dam, that are rand dirt isle. mane * agues
ate phi lath of wheat and rye, egagelhe *a Year.
JrLT 17. itir wheat, 'Ma
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arm* yen Wheel kiwi; the /pa* ivory llah Nem Pell
we Mil met it my Maid fa pairal** there is a rale aiame-
ties be balm% oat *an apes set swear to be Wed* to W.
oak*

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nit in tho tom whit.
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