The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

sroAn.—NuproL, AUffter 22. —'rhe market very continual eat,
and the few 'maim made show a decicate of 9d. to ad. per ewt.

TALLOW.—Avaurr 22. —The market is steady. Town tallow
9d. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 44..; October to De-
cember, 44.. ed. to Mo.; December, 405. to 468. ad. Market
averagts : Town tallow, 458. ikl.; fat by ditto, la. 4xl. ; yellow
litoothm, new, 45. t. ad.; Red stuff, 32e.; rough ditto, 178. 3d.
weaves, ; good dregs, Or. Imports for the week amount to
1,E97 auks.

(V11'014.-1 rtirouL, Amiusv r.l.—We have had an active
market to-day, and priivs have been vi ty tins, awl in some in-
stants. s /d. per lb. dearer. The sales are 16,000 bales, of whell
4,000 are for export and speulation.

CtITTI)N GOODS.—MAM UIMIKI4 Ai r —The market
through the week has rhown increasing tirmnees, and with it an
increasing diSculty in yelling. The cotton market has been
active will( advancing Wee. and the smell import during the
week (though abundance of rotten is known to be on the way
from India; has favoured the views of epeculator.. Up to Thum-
day the advance in the price of yarn and cloth was "low and
aduid, with but an exceedingly 'meted business ; but yesterday
there was rather more business in yarn, especially for manufac-
turing purpoece. ant metiers of cope were enabled to
realise romething over the id. advance established
on Tuesday. Shipping yarns were very Item also. To
some extent these yarns lusl given way, but yesterday
sellers were able to recover the full rated of Tuesday,
with more dieposition on the pout of buyers to operate. Cloth
has advanced, but the market 14 very inactive and has been all the
week. Offers have been made by buyers from day to day, but
generally at priers which could not be accepted. Manufartrwers
and spizinem were placed under contract to a great extent recently
at low price.' for short periods, and hence their rather free pur-
chases of cotton at Liverpool, which have been made to rover
those contracts. The destruct which leads people to purchase
cotton so immediately to cover their contracts is a matter for re-
gret, because it sends up prices and in part defeats their own
object. Shirtings, printer., mulls, jacconete, tea cloths, long
clothe, and &mottles are all dearer. Long cloths have been in
rather more dimmed this week for the Levant trade, and the
home trade houeee have been operating rather more freely, but
the advanced priors cheek businese. For India and most of the
leading foreign markets the businem has been in a restricted
state. The market is quiet, with very little change this morning.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrixtami, Aeavrr fl.—Business
in the cotton lace trade has been quiet during the past weak.
Very few orders Mine to hand for !gain good., and the fancy
branch is more quiet than it ban been for wane time past. (Air-
tains have fallen off in demand. In the silk branch there is
still a good sale for black lame and sprigged nets. Mechlin and
quilting,' are not in request. Lace yarns maintain their value,
and the market is firm. Raw silk continues extremely high in
Mice. The Ilona y trade in all branches has been quiet during
the past week. A few orders have been in the market for South
America, but on the whole the foreign trade is dull. Home
buyers have not began to operate, but a good wilder. trade is ex-
pected,

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baserosm, AI,CAT ?I —The bus:-
nem done in wool during the past week has only been small.
There is a steady consumptive demand for the better classes of
wool at tally recent quotations, with a hardening tendency.
Middle and inferior aorta are generally leas firm, though there are
come who are anticipating a better demand, indisposed to
make any coneeesion. Country rates are too • to permit any
softening tendency. There is • tone of co dence as to the
future, which has the effect of emoting a healthy and firm feeling
amongst holders of wool. There has been a trifle more Moines.
doing in worsted yarns. Export merchants have placed Nome
small orders received from abroad, and show rather more dis-
position to make offer.. The firmness of spinners, however, tends
to prevent businem being done to any appreciable extent. Spinners
are generally well employed on old rontract,, and, except under
some exceptional cireumstanese, there is an extremely firm ad-
herence to current quotations, although a slight COnCeS4OO would
in most cameo result in the placing of orders which are withheld.
There has been a good inquiry for super ael's and low for 40's
for RUNtill, and foe the higher numbers of lustre yarns. There
is a steady business doing for home amount, particularly in
coloured yarns. There are no symptoms of revival in the piece
trade, which continue* extremely dull. There is a alight busunsa
doing for the Continent. There is even less doing in the home
warehouser. The American trade is unusually fiat, after con-
aide able activity. Manufacturers are chiefly engaged in de-
livering orders which I bey have executed. Prices remain very
steady.

WOOLLEN.—Lrens, Ares's!' 22.—There has not been a nu-
miasma attendant of buyers at the Cloth Halls this morning,
and the opoutions of those who have been present have been
conducted upon a very limited principle. Few parcels worthy
of special notice hove changed hands, with the exception of
Viral* which have been in tolerably good demand. In the
darker shades a fair business has been done. Fancy warps have
also been inquired after, but the transfer has not been large.
Union mellows, plain cloths, and fancy coatings havenot ehanmal
hands to any large extent. The business done in beavers, wit-
neya, and similar makes, him been of LI similar character to what
we have lately had to report. Rain and mixture colours have
met with purchmers, though the sales which have taken plane
base in most crows been restricted in amount. The hair-list trade
has also been quiet, and few parcels of even an ordinary she have
left the markets. These has not been any appreciable alteration
in prices.

HARDWARE.BIRIIINON An, Acucar 21.—The state of trade
in the town is reported of not quite so favourably as at the be-
ginning of the 'oath ; there wits a slight lush of orders at that
time throserh the factors, but again there has been a tall of in
that respect, and maeutsotarees are complaining. The reduc-
tion which took plaice in the price of rolled metal at the close of
bet week Indicates slackness in the dependent brandies. The
elertro-platers also report a paucity of orders, and in moot of Vie
fancy trades only • moderate amount is being done. In the
foreign department little change has occurred of late, a good
average amount is being done on account of North Amerius, and
twine* with the States and Cuba is well sustained. The }lse
Indisu trade is steady. In the South Staffordshire sad But
Wortesterathe districts beeinete has improved.

.311.C.1:041. t4.—The supply of whont tiwlay
wan telezaLle, and the tone of the trade was rai r lanfruid.
Holden. tried to wake last alga.* price% but mould nut do so, and
we mutt mute a decline of 2a. to 3a. per qr. White sorts made
37r. to COP., and red bar. to SO.. ptz LIC stone. Barley maw
aparinfily to hand, and busincat waa inactive at shoat late Raton
454 to elle. per qr. The trade blade arm lem firm, and prime had
• downward tendency; supply maid— IM. to Mo. per 24 Mom
Of team, too, the Chow wee meagre, W prime sided midi tie

• ware:* Wellies% MK $s sly. poir asks& Wheal ev ea *wi-
nk* obio nad tarlry in ion* easgaetkr *Oa wasapp
01.1111111Pleer" Mogan. St -to** Sir whin of /As post isak have
dsi.e so menus Me IUPOUIII d poul to the ^sure. and tie •
as& who* hwit weaned the idonweafes *nest hi the
thought, although lambs at* sowijhra betiorly of CO In bezity
a *id for Melt rattle There was a lair am snit d c
.) oohing' teslerd teeteliene meet/ toffs pw
was hots gisaitioso, bows awl p... WEI scams, i
hey**as. pikes ranged as - VCirle w 4041,
11111 let• 11•11 della, fah ho lle• ;obeli; ram es Pr
Loaves% Awroarr 11.-sat thirst." wis
der eda .:47t v:r
Fubeb Mae °global til saidoinliln prevrota4.
ave a fall
.
Who or sigralspellass. •
Cluovcarrta, Avoitat tit. —lVOtame* ;OM ms
if lobs* boa New Yea this wiek, with tow° qr.. of lx6rkey
Ms 11111011*,' Tlioodara, rand /Befall, and loatO gra. of 'Av.'
born Odom sad leis* Of biolt . atm we brio f 1.1.10 pm. 04r
mash* 10-dop was wall Weeded, and highest wheat** Letter
- Nub d bet baihrit, only those who held old who* during the
lids high pare may tern that thew did a* realise, for new
wheat now folio better than old. The lallerwirof ari proem,
prices : /WPM ebbe wheat, b. % to in W. parifah. ; ant
fed, fla. to to lb. ; good grfooliag
Ma 3
llMllMalinee, 401410 Oa per gr. Mite ads, o 16i. per qt.
for WM* and 21h. b for prig ; old boos* fl fill tons. I.
ye basher, and now, an. del. MM
. • libarionms, hoover tit —With • fob show of *wet *lay,
erodes inet.•• wady blest shoot* peeler.** abbey. flaw
rtlff mode flee. to fir. ; new red, Net to Nis ; aid white, 694. to
Ma- ad rod, s• am. par* boas. iloOdnir doing in barley
.atioaleznabrawernarli. Oahe earsler
Enab hand, sod last • Warty sale
Ammo quad-WA asady, to
Oft IS OAK X* away bear woe.e nd - wire
watl , its Wassails* being a& *a per gr. Tro—tibtores
hive lost their brown, parched appisranee, and are sow bebop
fresh sad luelfly—the sleet of the late refreshing rsias.
Bernwoomwsnan, Amber It— Our /odd essw omelets bar
been pretty well sapptiod with wheat, sad pekes have rale
*shot *Om. Sprig own has maw agleam.), to hand, sad rates
vibrato* the sass as ia the previous week. At Nantingibn
=t to-day Ow *ow of wheat was tolerable, and samples
at • reduction of shout b. pm qr. Ikuley was a
.galet at
the vireo of Ind Walt. Oita were seemly so
yea said. grans sad pees supported their alas. At ht. Nenti
~.rinftfuradap what apt a Woody sale,* redwood rates. No abte.ne-
- lib in lhb *hog of barley! tither pc e% vow shoot the lOW a,
. _

lnesitTaiisa, dower 21.—Moor market to-day there was a tole-
'able attendance, and • Petty good show of wheat. The 4111-
Mad wan sot owe brisk, sad pnere must be *Attest 9s. per qr.
in lapses favour. New white sassy be quoted at 69... to Ns. ; tins
riff at bee. teas. ; old white, 410 e. in dirt ; .aid red, 66e. Ise 110.,
per MI stone. Of barley there was very tittle shelties, and the
amount of byname done was limited at sake about the same as
Let week; grind rat, It.. to 445. per quarter. The demand for
oats was by no means brink, but the supply being abort, good
maniples were held dna, for higher pnees ; course lobs were in
mast teem quite se dear as in the previous week, new qualities
seffieg et 29e. 440,34 a, andeld a4,6ii. to 40a. per 94 stone. The
bade in hairline also inactive. The show wen short, and oaks
were effected @tinny, et pries without material alterstien, 60e. to
file. per qr. of 38 elope. Framed/1 of winter keep fur rattle are
of • more cheering character than were • week or two am.
The have been mods by the edge and a goad
of tenures has been maven, with reasonable prospered
of • fair crop should the wattles be favourable.
Norreanrron, Avower U.—There was a moderate show of
wheat here to-day, and we most note • 'cassia:in of 9e. to 1,. per
err. New white, SM. to 60s. ; old white, &la. to *la ; sew rod, 50..
to Ph. ; old rod, to ties. per 36 stone. Barley was • seamy
slow, sad wittiest Important change in value. New, 37.'. to
48s. ed. ; grinding, 365. to 40a pee qr. The demand for oda ore
steady, and ismer rake were sepported-26e. to 33a. ; Ilnq :en.
per 24 stone. Beam changed bands slowly at barely Out week's
quotations—new, 47e. to 56a. ; 48s. to Am per 38 *tone. eras
same as last wee--46tto 48e. ; floe, 60a par 36 'toot. Malt, 7de.
to fie. per qr. Plow, 44e. to OW per seek.
Solana, LUOVOT of wheat was fair at We
market today , and the trade by the 'AMMO asking tart
week's rates, which being the bourse views checked bu
sees ; the sake made were drooled M a reduction of 9s. per qr.
White wheat, ; red ditto, be• to fies. per qr. As yet there
kaabeen seareely anything doing in barley, farmers gill wanting
ailieb higher Tatra than -buyers were wining to pay. A few samples
changed heads at from Us to Me. per qr. We have had heavy
rains during the poet week; they have proved of great owner to
the patens and root crops, which arc improving. Averages :
Wheat, 290 qrs., eds.3d.
NOTR/1011•14 AUOVIIT 22.—Threabing of wheat is being carried
on in many distrieta, and the report's both as to yield and quality
are of a mot satieketrayetheraeter —indeed it is said the mop
was never exceeded. Barleys are a deficient mop, and an.
steely. Oatss and Deane have done badly. Peas are turning mat
very fair. Tutsips wretched. Marigold rather better than wa.,
thought would be the case some time ago. At today's market
the show of new wheat was only moderate, and, with a slow
demand, prices were about 3.. pm' quarter lower. New white
realised eas. to fan. ; new red, Me. to tees. per 3G stone. There
was again a very scanty show of barley, and bssinew wag quit,
quotation. remaining nominally the same as Lit week. Th •
supply of new nets wee =all, and but few old sampler came to
hand. The demand ruled flat, and secondary deeeriptioas were
rather easier to buy, fine (make ruling arm. New new ee
quoted at 28.. to 345., and old at ha. to 37a. per 24 atone. There
was a limited show of beans, the trade in which rulel quiet, bud
the rates of this day .e'na.ght were for the meet part well
maintained, sampled making bee. to bee. per atone. Peas :wee
as heretofore.

OXFORD' Ammer t9.—This Coin Exehange was very well
attended, and platy of wheat an offer, which made from to
Cho. per qr. Barley Marry: 42e. tents. Oats, 25.. to 3.1.1. 011
beano, sth. to Mk: new bean, (dry). 475. to Sat Hog peas, 43.+.
to 48e. Flour (seconds), 40a. to 42n. per reek.
PRT nano nor it• , A coiner 22.—With a good show of new wheat
holders commenced by asking former mines. This checked ~.le-,
but ultimately a fair amount of bwoinesio was transacted at a re-
duction of quite no. pet qr. New white, We. to 631. • new ell,
an. to 575. ; old white, Aw. to Ms. ; old red, 50s. to kr. per q:-.
of taut & .The little new barley offering found buyers at Pnars
similar to amen of last week, making 40s. to Pk per or. ; in
old nothing doing. Oats were nearer, and not irspiiravi for. at
about last week's eurreneien; new, Ms. to Its.; old, SO, to ads.
per 94 atone. The show of beans was scanty. and but low sale.
were made, late eaten being rather difficult to establish ; new,
48e. to fen. ; old, tne. to Ste. per 38 done.
Reaction, AVOCAT 99.—There has born a very slaw bud doireg
in wheat at the metropolitan and provincial markets h, id Burin;
the past week. Where mks are penned a still further redly.; inn
in priors has Lobe submitted to. ronnidering the :duindu; it Wend
harvest, expecte:l, tal both here and abroad, a very runnitle,•.l.•
dedHne in currencies seams an inevitable re,olt. thuley sollairt
rather in favour of buyers. (kits a trifle cheapvi. Hz.ux-ono
per in good demand, and quiteasdear.
.• . .

ltru Horn, Ai ..i•e'r 22.-4 A middling ...imply at wheat at. ni it-
bet, and trade steady at priors in favour of the buyer. damply im
barley scanty, at about lint week's ratio. 0 its about the wen •
as heretormi•• Beans and peas quiet, at unchanged -
ivory to the grower : —Wheat, new white, Ss. to K.,. eel. ; 11 "V red,
7s. dd. to fw. ; old white, IS, 9d. to lls.; old red. 7.. 90. to v.• ;
barley, ; oats, 4. to 5. ; beans. 7, to 7.. 5.1. p 1.
1111,11V.5.1 ye, Au ncer ?'.•—tiinei our last r. port the,. 1.h.0 en
frequt sit min-, which have proved C7(l.l.o,lin:tiy henetie al, wail,
priers for most kinds of grain have ruled Icvss steady, a i.l, a dud
inquiry. At nor city market farmeni broutht f 0111.41,1 a mode-
rate nippy of wheat, most of the samples being in gen-rally cord
condition. Th. re was, however, little disposition evinr
millers •and others to make minding., notwithstanding. that
holders were willing to anent a farther decline of 2.. !VT qr.
from the quotations of last wer.k. For the be't white v. heat the
hums are 14a and a few extra superior bards lid to std.
p r qr. • secondary white, 5/41. to see. ; and otle
kinds, bus. to Ms per qr. of Cellbs. to dsllisi to the imperial
bushel ; best red wheat, 666. to e.s.. ; serondary. 61, to 5G.. ;
and hitt rior, 520. to li4A. per qr. The foreign market was inani-
mate, and pries of that dtwcription of wheat deelined a further
Ye. per qr. There was a quiet demand for 'parley at about ts.
per saelclielow late term:- The reports from the burtey-growin.:
districts not Is ing of a faveunible cliameter, prim, weed mother
Mina, beet kindii for malting puiprwee living about Is. ter qr.
di arer ; grinding lots were stoat the 149 MC as before. Oats wee
dull, at barely late primp, and the demand inactive. Beans were
al•out 6d. to Is. per qr. cheaper, and peas the same as I. 'fore.
The hops have undergone a marked improvement from the late
rains ; picking will become genenil during the next week.
SUNDIUILANII, A1.761.11T 22.—The show of wheat to-.l ,y was
moderate, and the inquiry was not active, prices bei:.g lower
than of late. White, Ads. to 64.. ; red, 555. to 6as. per 31
Thew Irma very little done in barley. Of other de.eript ion., of
spring corn the aopplits were meagre, and late rate.' mug be
quoted. The bulk of the grain has been carried in this locality.

V 1 oervarra, Acorn 22.-We have had a great deal more rain
this week and to-day has been a thoroughly tetnpestuous one-
high wins and heavy scuds of rain. There was not, tense-
quently, a large attendance at market. Priem were better for the
seller and Engliell white wheat was worth 31e. to Ms. per hag of
three peek's ; red wheat, El Is. per bag ; malting barley, fee. ild.
to 6a. per bushel, and distilling. Is. to fo. 3d. ; beans, 64. 6d. to
7s. per buehel ; nate, M. 9d. tom. per MIA. for old ; new, es. to
4s. 6d. Last official average of wheat, E 2 lid. per imperial
quarter. At Kidderminster market on Thursday there was but
a shoot supply of wheat on offer and trade was dull at a decline of
hem Is. to b. per qr.
Yoaa Aeoesr 22.-The bulk of the grain has now been
seeuredin line condition, and the yield and quality of wheat are
such as has not been the case few =say year.. past. The rain that
has fallen recently has much refreshed the paetures and to some
extent the root mope, while the little grain that remelted in the
fields Ma sustained no injury'l`rom it. Our market to-day was
rather MOM plentifully supplied with wheat. Bueiness was done
in new tounplee at a decline of 2s. to as. per qr. while old sorbs
were Is. to M. per qr. cheaper. White, 05s. to qr.,
• red, 56e. to
60e. per Mstone. The show of barley was anal and.buyere were
only able to supply their wants at rather more money than was
obtained last week. Grinding made Ms. to 40s. per 32 atone ;
malting, 445. per qr. A plight advanee took place in the value of
oats, of which the supply was only moderate; Kemple* sold at Me
to 325. per 24 atone. We had a email show of beans which were
diemeed of etewdily at about Met teiturdeo. teams-515. to 52..
per 40 stone. Malt made file. to 70e. ; rye, 42. e. per qr. Flour,
44a. to 4025 per Neck of 2/3011.0.
CAaW eta, AUCCIIT 22.-There was a goal supply of wheat,
'mall of oats, and barley. Wheat met a good demand, at a re-
duction of 1.. to 2s. per bushel, the wet day causing the eatuph-t
in same Mara to be weft. Oats and barley fair demand, at about
laid week's rates. Wheat, white new, 293. to Ms. 6d.; ditto,
white old, 235. 6d. to 265.; ditto, red new, 31s. to 245. ; ditto, old,
21s. Id. to 24. ; barley, new, 16a. 6d. to 17s. ; oats, potato,
to 195. ; ditto, mw, 100. ltd. to Ile. 9d. per Carlisle budiel. Feu ,
2s. 2d. to 2s. 7d. per store; oatmeal, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 01. ; ty.ser. al
and larleymeal, Is. 3d. per atone.
OVILIWor.r. At crn 22.-With only a limit.d quaetily of
wheat at minket, the trade to-day ruled 'led!, and the pm -e of
laet week were scarcely maintained. P.m. and barley at I de
values. Rye wane, and tending upward... Wheat, 565. to 61. ;
beet, y, 40... to 475. ; cats, 26e. to 325. ' • pea., 425. to 43.'.
liElaTVolal, AUt.I.7KT 22.-A rather heavy show of uew abort.
Buyers held for Is. to 2s. per load km money, to which farmer.
would not gene rally succeed, and very little btlailat,4 W.ll done.
Old wheats held drolly for late rates. A few sample.. of new
!Orli ',offering, and trade rather brisk, at 40'. to Ma. per qr. for
malting lots. Very few new oats or beans showing, and prices
can warmly be quoted for them. New wheat, reds, sell at Ms. to
Ile. per load; white,to Ma.; and old, to Os. per load.
NRWCASTLE-ITaa-TVXF., Al'OritT nt -At our market this man-
mg we had a moderate show of wheat from the gnorent, which
animated chiefly of the new mop, condition very various, and it
sold at all prices between 525. and 00s. per quarter. The little
new south country on the spot sold at a decline of 3a. per quarter
upon the extreme rates of this day sennight, new red sees
6N. to 61a., whiled on obi few sale. w,eitre.reseticasbobiliela a/
offered at a reduction of Is. to 2e. per the pre-
sent unmade' weather matinee, fine dry new Mid old will be mere
sought attar. Flour without alteration. Little stirring in barley
beans, or peas. Oats held firmly, bat demand moderate. The
emirate this week me Wheat, coastwise, 2,127 , foreign, 2,0I16;
barley, foreign, 187; malt, cosetwise. 96 ; oats, comet...use.
forma., tow qrs.; flour, coastwise, 1,555 seek.; India& men,
295 sacks.
Wisseets, AI...VICT 22.-We have In. wheat showing here
to-day than on this day week, owing to the rain. Veer little
"Trine core of may Imd._ Wheat must be written es. to 4a. cheaper
and all other grain as before.
WATI.BIIOIW, Morse 22.-One cargo maize to report from fm
reign. Early in the week the weather turned fine, which fanners
took advantage of to complete securing the Mimed. As yet very
little nt w grain has come to market, but in a few days more we
may caplet fair supplies.. Wheat, foreign, most of the advance
we re ported on this day eennight has been tort, but at our pre-
cept quotations, which show a decline of nearly 24. per buret,
there is mace doing. Par any sample, prime well-conditioned
Irish full prime AT paid. Barley : Next to none at market, and
nominal %slue of malting Ma to 195 per barrel. OM.: In old
blacks a few branmetime took place at a reductien of about 2.1.
per barrel; new Laden command and tawneys Od. enhance-
ment. India& 0011.14:11111ini fang as dear. There me some me-

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wan pretty fteval,altbough notat all -5... T ...
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more ouimattto, and a tolerable numb r Lean.;
Yat Won., lw. to to. 14. per 141 b. ttlttl.: Nip., ld.. r.,1;
fat, Shtt. 300. law bra fat pork IL. lA. to ; • ''
bar bairn a derided rodtret.oo to lir, trt..;•••mt or. • • rs`
eat Mita there evrryittl.ft.l of .131....-3.1 t• n re),
l!OerAerrs,r, Aam.T 2i. Vrly .•••Ve •`...1•1 ell • •
tbtlf• wee • bat, r deemed OULU .11111. .
emws, il6 to Lib iamb. A lartfrr rnipt) ;.1" sbe.
rale, at In to rat. tad.; !auile,
140 W rail., a—VT.III t. 11•11,
wok, 76. 3d. to 7r. MI. p r
NulrTiseeAn, A roesv 11...1.
of mach rattle at our tnarkrt •.• ;
Wry dull, the ft aalest mode bring 1.. t
hot wotk, tb..• now., bring HO/US:it: I :- • •
throe war IP iloinw. A I's-
tlorre then wt. tail, or tot &mood
wrre mute pitstifully • .. •
pit's. the di maml wit 1111,0(1,110,
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abeut, the Fame ; road! I,ter.., IW. 1.,
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srue at 1r.1111.. t t4O-day. 11..-r •w. c.
14R eXhll4l. 4. Bur iv a. to net nem.
Fate way 'Lent 3v. a brad, very little 1.:1
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