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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

airy material char 10 Other respects Tae current In
porte heavy DO not eqrsl tins Of
tine last yssr. Nevertheless there ia here ample
stock ksd COED assortment OF seAsoasbs flbics Vhc
not shy held factors mGuifssng inclination
secomnodste buyers This 10 part sccounts for the 10
90 movements WHOM have occurred since last
nen al md British goods The rTsensy Of dealers
wants alo aided in this reauscitson OF trade Coun
try joboers been Obliged t. take hold without
further hesitation they must get soon In ordsr
To Strend to their customers, who wo1d forsaks
them not properly treated They doubtless
secured th. full supplies earlier but for tba outrageous
eedings At Erie Pa whicn nulsd ten porsri
II be hopsd III. usual facilities for Tie transpor
taiion 81 go ds west OF that MOB ruined pace Oar 10
cal merchants having duly considered tAis sta Of Affairs
wsrdiGe goods westo'pg the II Geek,
they promise daily line OF Baltimore whence
goods be despatched BY the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 10 tho Ohio river 1T prices below tbs puolishsi
for carriage by ay Of the routes from the Atlantic
to the West. This arrangement s good for thoss
buyers whose supple bs conveniently forwarded
via the Ohio river but Is of little to part
whore property must take the direction OF the lake
Goods for the Northwest still and prompt
by the Erie Railroad 10 Emra and thence by the Csnln
osgva and Niagara Falls line to the Canada read AGO
Their opened via the Hudson River and New York
Cen ral lines With this nmodAton interior traders
must be satisfied until the Erie rioters and the Pennsyi
wants legislators prescribe the terms upon which the
purchase Of foreign fabrics by city dealers is rather
limited, but on the increase and hsv- doubt but
that business will regain All Its wonted life before thu
cloee of this menth
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Mines and Mining.

FRIDAY, Jan 2o-6 P n,
There more activity in proportion st the Mining
Bosrd this morning than 81 the Stock Exchange Lehigh
suffered decline Of Il, with lsrgs sAes at the lower
figure. One hundred American White Zinc sold NJ
s5s understand that this company has recently sold
its patent rights for two States at very remunsrativs
figures. Several lots OF North Carolina went off ~ tho
last quotations. Gold Hill Is in good demand At S5;
sales in the street have bsen made st A. Exception
is taken By some one to the syatem on which this
company acs OF paying dividends with debt of $4,000
still th. mine. But II the creditors content that
1t should remain there At fix per cent interest
the right in applying their money to other
purposes and so making 1t turn in twelve per cent
We ,hinh they Fifty shares OF Northwestern uold
Al IT, being fifty per cent premium Cnrad remain, ~
SOC. The BIOS were Numerous. For Ulster Il. we're
bid; for Carroll, q; for North American 6t for Nor
wieh, 90; for T9iteo, M; for Douglas H3agh-
Hide. n for Agomah ss; for Ripley, az 70. phoe ak
Colo, a Potomac ID held At Ia; Winthrop, s. Windsor
.; Manassas, Lindsay, X; McCulloch, 81; Gardiner,
liz. A. the Stock Exchange tais morning PArisr Vein
sold At Potomac, Il New jersey Zine ga And North
Carolina Copper, IA We understand tina. the franklin
lie Enc Company are about concluding their financial
oIei NJ end that ming will be actively ,n,sd
by tie hrst Of rext mouth New Jersey vail b.
Iich in mines as a,y other State o; tue Uaon.
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a debt vs. a. Isl, Il vni,s ,.ss,757 was aoA,


Ths report Hfys:-
In regard to the delinquent subscribers for stock, the
company has ohsined ogments agar st them or lsrgs
amounts falling o do SO lo that been tries
its merits The def have appealed these cases
(om the circuit to the general term and the sxpectA
tion is that some of will argued thu of
four wsts and further favorable decisions are
confidently expected In the course OF some three OF our
onths.
The heavy leases by Gre have induced our insur
ance com psnes raise ther tariff of rates. and the pro
liability ia that advances In premiums will be the result Of
the going Some Of the old companies still
adhere to the OLD rates notwithstanding the increase oil
rev concerns and the adoption of lower scale The
charges ST oud te uniform possible 80 as 20 place
each company upon the footing 1t seems TO us
that the proper would bs to call meeting OF Presi
dents Of ali se FIRE insurance companies OF this city, aud
agree upon proper tariff Of premiums II 1t Is desmed
best TO continue present rates, make it general and
COZ sdered good po,y to advance them do 80 unanI'
monsly. The community are deeply Interested In tbs
safety and solvency Of all insurance companies,
and . moderate increase in the premiums would
De = better guaranty of their ability to pay
losses fully and promptly and create greater confidence
the public mind Insurance companies Ia all parts Of
the country have Suffered seriously during the pAa'
Twelve moLthe, but they have met al demands against
them pupetsy aud to the last dollar The system pur
,ued by the companies in distributing risks anu
avoiding ell concentration, by limiting policies la ths
eame locality TO i've thousand dollars, has, without
GouSt enabled many Of them continue their regular
semi anrusl dividends rotwith tAuding the frequent
oeses We notice difP ston am ing noorpofAteo sooi
9.nies generally TO Increase their charges Railroad
companies in all p&rts of the couny putting up their
charges for transportation Banks manaae, from time 70
tune ny fnsncering realize high rates of interest,"
we why Ere AM marine insurance conpari
should not avail themselves OF circumstances TO sdvan
Ii cir rates The in which vessels and budln
constructed the increase Of commercial marine
the increase OF houses and dssructible property in
depsey populated Cities ths business OF insurance
more dangerous and entiteu those who take the risk
to greater and more rsmunerstve preraium5.
The exed statement e,hibs the condition OF tbs
bant OF WISCONSIN, according to returns made 10 the
State Comptroller the morning OF Monday, January 2
1871
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lar The losses before 1871 II applied % saoceosfal
rasuu actutirg uusss ~ou'd ha7e feASe' mefe money
tpws1.r his msuufsoturs Is improving, AMI toe price
dmui.hirg Colts aid now for les tnsn NsW
tbsi Price in 1855 snd u more than twice their val
n5 In len ysars from this me II he BE- perm tied 10
pros.cute his psn the price will b, reduced - IAN
IT, pref-Gt rate, and oetter arms vi be furnqh4d M
ere dsy make genuin1 Colts pistol and pete
wth him in ths market II manufsc you'd make
sueh aEEls AZ ne nskes Colt leeds pstent But the
difficulty 70 that cast iron iviita ions II his
at . small cost, and to the tsry prices below
hos. AZ which Celt snuAc good This
ruins the mAil-, ruins the reputation of the arms ks
or INJURIES the unfoE unst- purchaser aud b-nshts
one but the scouuorel who thus, for little gain wo1ld
endAnger She HE Of ing elbow being.
4th. should not reply 10 such mi, erabs attacks
those contain Cd 10 your letter OF Sun
day last had he charged the fast that the House
committee had all dined with me- ~ Washington aud
concluded therefore, that they advocated Colts bill
IL the facts stated. cannot psrcsivs ionusc
ton whatever between II ano the concusos but the fact
that never ia my lie sa~ or spoke 20 any member Of
that committee Zone excepted whom hspp-ned 70
know las Year, ill appeared betore them when in
sion to state the Of my client and friend And
fact Is that have never changed wora with any bat
two OF that Committee since The fact Is that but
member OF that COMMITTEES va ever INF parlo al all aud
he called there socially With friend day lotg after
Gotta bill reported; ana de- cot believe that
ority Of thar COMMITTEES much knew where lived
in whshinion In making this very particular statement
do not wis II t. he supposed that int.nd to fJog Mr.
Days letter writer's through all th.r low abuse; bat
do 1t In order To exhibit . specimen d. the reckless.
Wholesale faehoods out Of which thsse attacks upon
Col.ael G H. made.
And now, sir, have appeal 10 you Is there any
thing In the character OF Col Colt which jus
fy journal IN the United sates in attacking hiu with
such spthets ss have BEEN oured upo9 hm by Mr. Day
his KNIFE sticking" frienls I, Washing ton Ia
there ANY inventor in Uoied States whose rep atston
high minded true hear ed American, stIods higher
tn.n bi.Y Is here any nyeabr 70 whom this govern
ment more ebtsd taan u hY Tn. whole cviiissd
ID has united III awarding - him the highest marks
oi admiration or his niue aud MS success The united
OF Ae wnols Any is ioud in mis- praise The
'rpey poae- the distant frontier slss D. sscust7
ryns "pan tar perfection I'D e-rtsnty OF ehe wesp"n
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL,


FRIDAY, Jan 2e-6P. NJ,
There was better feeling in the stuck market to1s
and purchasers took hold with spirit The leAius
railroad stocks in demand at higher prices and the
transactions made at an advance New York Cen.
trail Railroad improved per cent; Harlem, Reading
Railroad, II Hudson River Railroad, Il Michigan Con-
trail Railroad, u New Haven Railroad, Papams Pail.
road, a. At tbs second board prices current in the
morning wer. sustained and the market closed steady
The operations q. both boards nbined would make
average amount o, business and brokers
heartily tired Of the dulness and inactivity prevailing
There appears 10 be immediate relief 1t hand and,
while there is no anxiety exhibited to sell there
responding Indifference sbout purchasing The sbseoce
q al speculative excitement has severely tried tbs
ket and We have every to bssve that the lowest
pons have beeu touched Nicarsgus Transit appeared
be permanently fixed bst-esn twenty six aud t~sut
per cent and neither bulls have streng
sufficient to IT above below s;se stocks, rail
roas bonds and bank stocks much eglec.ei. Tn
coal ,tockf are just moving aud that is all Mining
stocks pArtAks OF the general depression and sol
only In small lots It is really hard tiEes for
the brokers' and all classes OF stock operators are
evidently living upon their principals previous
profits. The money market Is steadily bu. Gradually
working essisr and hear complaint Of stringensy
from any quarter During the past three four
very great change has taken psos Ia the pcsiioe OF
TO large amount have been cancelled Gad iAdiv3usi
creSit ia by much expanded in the EARL
part Of last fall. The bank contraction which com.
menced Win N force the latter pat OF last
had yer, alutay effect upon al classes, and it will be
sometime before they voluntarily place themselves asn
IA suh position. The iessoa win eventually be forgot
ten, and then AL will rush he.dlons towards the same
vortex they have heretofore oftsn nil aculou,ly
escaped We have merely extend cd the period Of Appar
cut prosperity.
There has only been . moderate demand today for
foreign exchange aud At the close the market wss ue
heavy. We quote bulls London at . o. prem am;
ON Paris, ST. 16A 81 TX; Amsterdam, Al ANb; Br-
uen, 7SL 7sh Hamburg, 81 as75.. The steamship
Baltic viii take out moderate amount OF specie.
rae recepts ths once Of the As-,stas Treasurer O.
port to-day, s157, 94 IS p.ii s&2 sI4 10; b..
.sos, %, AL, sos 4s.
The annual meeting Of the Troy and Boston RR. %
WIS held 1t Troy Tuesday The .hole cost Of the
to the LIST Of October 81 oso 4o5. The stock paid 10
mounted 70 L37, $50 leaving 300 40 70 be collected
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BANKS OF WISCONSIN.

Total 81 065,S16 o54 0iS l62 is2 57S72l 4S5,l
The circu Ation OF these banks ia well occurred Tho
aggregate capital il Elk hundred thousand dollars and
the hand for the security OF notes Issued amount
10 nearly hundred thousand dollars more than the
total circulation The following banks have just gone
opelatisn, will do shortly, viz Oshkosh Cy
Bank capital $50 ooo Bank OF Fond du Lac $25 ooo City
Bank Racine $50, ooo Racine County Bank, $loo0oo
Exchange Bank, Milwaukee $4,000
Mr. Geo Taylor, Cashier Of the Western Reserve Bank,
says"The Western Bank is net broke, but frm
rock. The report is false, a. b.ae IS the tongue
which uttered It," Ths h at ali events, to the point and
may be true
Spurious Eve dear notes OF the Hcster Bank OF BuGA
10 In circulation. They printed from old
ttreit plate the State Bank at Hartford, having for
ygustle the State Of Connecticut GOAT Of The gen
uns yes the Holisier Bank have for vgnette train
Of railroad cars and the right OF the bill portrait
Of Henry Clay.
The Newark City Bank has declared semi annual aiv
dend OF Per cent payable the LIST Of February The
Fsrmsr and Mechanics Bank ~ NV Brunswick has de-
c.l ed Sc mi annual dividend Of per cent psya DIE
he let day o; February
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and valu,
OF foreign dry goods entered at this lor for consumption,
for LEO the 1ithara walls from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday, January
10, ls5i-
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Re .epts at TIL port sir LIST inst 49, 0C0 bsss ex
ports sO0 taken by spinnsrs 1851 taken on s'ssu-
lation, 500 Stock In ell hands, 1900. Amount on
sale 90 COO
In relation to the movements in this market and the
appearance o. tbs crop, the circular Of j. Stewart
Co. of this cate ssys:--
Our LAST respects issued for the Pacific 7th
inst The following the sales exhibited grss rsgu
larty but closed with stsadier feeling - the reduction
o. &c on all mdoiings except New Url5Ans AMI Texas
growth which being more In demand, reduction OF
c appeared ample nee sales The business OF the
pAst wees wss 1871 bales The Gales OF last .onda
az bslss Of which 7t6 for export, So3 for
use, 430 speculation, aud z70 IN transitu closing
STEADY at the quotations Ga the l7tn .as ss-s
1850 bsiss with quiet k5t, dsldsd chiefly between
exporters and inconsistencies. Ga The 4etn Lhog Ia
Il $40 oal-s, of which lI9 takea
pert 1896 for heme use, asd $50 on speculation Ga
tba 18th, z o6b baes we're disposed ~ exportrs taking
4JU hsles and the home trade nearly 900 fns Eur1p
sGvces bIc no effect pricss Gnd have been construed
Is decidedly fyorsos ana the reverse u equal
ex ept The heAltny state CT trade, spd gsasrs pos
p6ny Of he whole cour y, continues TO assure ali Who
deal ia this s8pls taGt prtcss dangerous sni
snculo general European occur 1t YOU b.
held back Is the growers Shsnever 1t reached an
remuueratiug point. The opinion here is universal
thai the extent OF crop viii bs measured by price Alone
up Coo coo bales, and while it Is barely ssios that
1t car reach that figure, II may be diminished b. =
prolongaon OF unsettled political affairs 2o0c0 to
100000 bales. Yesterday the market c0sei dull with
sales of e23 bales
The staple of ,his crop is now admitted to be equal
throughout 70 That t last year a. hole snd IA sad
OF 1t IN quality and general banding More
been taken by planters In eparAng the different picE
pgs than bsiore and il cotton grading oiog uddns it
is row AZ rare 70 find asEd oeposites formerly IL
to trd II in OF them. For the three
seasons the sispe Of the Apssohcola cotton has
grsdssso much that many OF spiHnors abandoned
the OF it, fhis decidedly improved
Is not new better than the Macon Georgia. cotton. Tae
best staple Gotten have yet the Texas thnk
IL entitled to the first rank very decided improvement
In handling Is observatl- this New 0leaus cot.
ton CO mbDeH the We kest and the best with waste
osrding from 10 20 per cent Tue Mobile cotton ows
an improvement oa the staple Of the previous year,
Georgia steadily gains ia favor and SJuth Carolina holds
its own The ST. Marks cotton is fee Of
sand and fair staple.
The closing quotations in this market were as an.
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HONIEsTEADs.

TWO THOUSAND BUILDING LOTS AND ONE
hundred farms will be divided among sx hun drsd ub
serietrs en- TIE sl,t day Of January The ots are n %
PIE n secures four bsaing lots By fsst,
len and few shares unsoid those vho vsoso ~
re rsyins enormous rents In the city and avn dssht
Iu1 rsno.nrs the country should apply immsdaSsT 10
chAs WOOD 200 Broadway, whore maps aa1 panpIlsS
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION,
Family Market Prices Current.

We have but little change TO make in the table Of last
week The market produce fer the last DAYS has
been In ststionsry state Game is stu abundant, but
the prices not much affected by the supply. The
markets have been in filthy condition du ing the last
week from the net aud sloppy weather. Warrington
Market yesterday In pisces rsekiag pool OF
filth They are ALL however, kept ~ clean bs
pected under the cir um sta ucss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-21

sSc q az. Peruvian washed, Sis. 3oc. Valparaiso
unwa.had, he q l4c South American common, he'd
l3c a lac Entrs Rios washed, lbe. lie, IN Esshed
So &C.; Crrdova washed 2fc. zto Efst India
vsfhsd 9Gc 2sc African unwashed, &c . l3c wash
ed lSc : 800 Smyrns unwsshed, l3c. 40; washed,
Q4n Z &c Mexican. unwaAheo l9c. Q lie.
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bhGH1oS, Jan fs-At market 300 beef cattle, 80 work
fg oxen 70 COWS aud olvrs 500 sheep add so5 swine
Prc-s Beef CatileSe advance prices on the beet
qualities Extra 81 10 % %; nrsf quality ~ rs
~ u.s. teoopd 80 rs 81 2b third 81 80 % so Worx.
ing o1en-vsrv f-w IL any sales were maize. Cow suA
cs'es Sales t24 Sss. Sheep-S~les quick; snad lots
u - rs . IS swu e--Smai shcats 20 peddle 81 for
o<s, AAd Is for Arrows; at retail from ~ 80 % 30
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Cation Trade.

The annexed stat msat EXHIBITS the movements Of this
staple in this country up to the latest Ga in each OF
the past four years
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MOVEMENTS OF CorroS IN The UNITED sTArHs
Rsceips At the ports since sept l. 1885,. 1851 600
Cores oondug dates last wear .......... 1919 900
in crop lS6l-52... l, 10000
lsbo-5l.. l,0Is, 900
lSes-b0.... 100000
Total exports since Sept l. 1888. .... $4,000
Correspoudna dates last wear .......,,.. S54, 900
in croo ls5l-52 Ga 900
ls60-bl.... $4,000
ls4s-5O.... 100000
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain since Sept l. 1861 3t6 900
Cor res poudipv dates last wear .......... 1000
q " In crop ls5l-52.... $1,000
lS50-5l, go 90
$780,. 295, 900
Stock in New York and ports OF receipt $40 900
Corresponding dates last year ...,....... $4,000
= in crop I85l-52. 428 600
" " 9 lsbv-5l.... 4s3 900
1885,. AS 1000
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cnNsuMprInNc,nnp.


came . New Nsfk co. tiic chip rcitrfsi'h tay
.aufe rlass b. -. Do, New Bnit-Wick uhon
reached tait titg. u5 hcalih wa. s,n pat had
fcst hfd .ugit, a. ed gsd deaf ~ matter, which
us- tfeq 4rutly iuitsd - ia brad bad psiH in ny
lsfi SIDE sud Net1 weak and tmaciaied. Ny
irrnd sad pms -lciaa pronounced ny case ruh-itmp
% o., Ard trYund t3r reach q mfdiriHc. accident
ai5 trlfa a. d. tuui 70 iiNeeaua, 81 inhaiinp iiJgt
sn \ Hpnf sat Chftn Sffnp, ahd ut aimed package
wtich verify tsirive Ws- the mcan- - saving nt
hte. -ts.n tier osfivr ihe inhaler, found a re-
lrlted The pressure iut innF. md sticf while the
li-ssts utsde 10 appearance Jpn The sufisre under
ihs luhsirf. tex tAc thrfH StWp a. fireriei
md uilnHcd o. Do .', taf r.nei gradually growing
hrffcf Hati li raufeiy iaii me- and nov CONSIDER
ut flfei. shaft the Inhaler, tue ~
10 90 rfihof lea-aht, and hshesihF u Strengthening
sui p4up iar hs iuHg', ise nav illiHs 90 present
e.. drpeu-s sitii g.
JOHN WOon.
Sold ny BoYn 4 PAIL. Va. 20 Cpriisndt street
e. a. HiNG sifHft 90 Jsi,a .trret snd hrssdWsl, y.
rucr - ps,kafe-
\ n.-Any prrain mclnsieg ~ o. npYp A P,ri,
70 rrurs PFssist. New h.rt, Wih receive a psok
arr Continuing t.uie Il HyFcau NzPi, une Il
theffy rlmp, and hu iuhaief, iH uost b't ty cs-
nf,.s ffts O., art ptrt 81 its tuied rtates fur
psckagc4 fr siL POND a MORSE, Arenfs.
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J W. COLbURNE.
SPEINGFirLp. Dee 81. 1888.
siIotLD CATTLE NE PED THREE
stIE~ Dtli

\ correspondent NJ the Ohio Ftrmer
thinks ihu sheep nnd cattle should not
i'r i'l three times dag. liz say.
row. Whra ,ururd inia good grass. will
e'd Wilh a,i'iiy ior no hour or two. and
then -'atk rrpos,., Uhcn niier an hour or
80 tie rumina'ius procrss Is commence
Cd. end cnpliuued for three or four hour.
more The food i. ~ ihi. way thor
onsl,'y ma.iirui,l nud mixed with saliva
before h chcrs the .ccnnl stomach. 10
he acted upon by lhc gastric juicr aud
disr-ird Ihr digestive process viii
"erupy four or five burr. We have,
therefore. allowing two apd half hour.
inr ealing onr hour tor rest. four hour.
tur rumiuaiiun ADD lour or H,e lui d.
g'-ti"n. eleven cog terlNr hours between
t'c i'inrs whvn m animal would ualu-
u'ilr nvei lr,.lns he think. from
tia. 'ha, " feeding animals lhrc, time.
dsy - not only muccrs.ary, bui posi-
lively injurious"
u Ihc animal i. Eel at G. 4 " and
asan at noau, tie Illuminating rrorr-.
!, noi completed aad il led ut J T.. NJ.
q stli give the animal -ulii,irni limc To
n'asi"a'e she G'oi. even b., keeping H..
sH"d'ts in constant motion. 50 that al
che hrsi there mu.i be- fore 4 on the d..
ersii'o orsun,, portion Of the food i'm
properly maTNa''4i, causing an extra
amount 81 labor Toe il...r organs, aud at
ihr r'A o. eugrndcrns di.easr.
He prsct,,s, iin- coniofmcd TO ihi.
ih,ory a"d BE- ihink. b.. stock at lea.l
as so-'d IS b., n,.ishbors ~ ho feed three
times O day IIe asks those " DO think
differently, TO give reason for iheis he.
ii'f. sad sl.o 80 iry 10, fed t~ ice 8 day.
against bot fed three lines.
W. h'tc nlsay. considered il adyi.
sable so feed animal. three iimr, day.
ani have observed animal, 20 i~d. on
an osoasipa shya the noon. feed has
been omitted. mapifr.' al the .,mplo,ns
% rrsi hunsrr, rating Substances sLich,
under ordinary circsm.ianer.. they
~oai4 no' touch. Boz p-rl,ap, We ARE
~nons at "a events. q, as hare NE cr.
I'someat - Ru'ai .N~ss Yo-Ier.
CrlugAtiSG OscuAaps MIR. n.
II Cail4s. Of Gani Ragil.. inform. q.
'iisi b. ha' ,oans ,hoHy orchard. a
par II Hhirh b ia cls,vr nod pan
BE- rlo~vi and planted to corn. aud
rissel A. clo,e 20 ihe tires a. be- could
Without 'ilurias 'hen oa that part plant.
81 10 eusr'. o. tie elo,,f l.su be .iaI.
81 saler fhe ierrs q. Tar rsunI =, Tie
br'arlas rs'rud,d Nos a., recall, II
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