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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
Trade or China with ths West.
LETTER FROM AN AMSTERDAM FIRM.

AMnTnDAx, Nay H. 1858.
Among the Eastern countries which the proposed canal
OF suez will bring into close proximity with Europe none
occupies prominent position China, with her fsur
hundred millions OF Inhabitants her immense and fertile
pains and valleys and The thriving industry Of her pso-
pie The deveopement Of the immense Of this
gigantic empire matter OF the highest interest for tho
people the United States, who may well look sharp for
their future commercial prospects, lest France and Eng.
land might result OF the present war; monopose tho
whole Of tho immense trade Of this truly boundsss
try. Until now the greatest obstacle 10 extension OF
commercial relations has been the spirit Of ercusIveuess
Of the Chinese but the testimony OF those who have ira
yelled In China within the few years OF enoos-
raging nature this point, for they all state thai the
whole nation will DO delighted to trade with foreigners
soon - they be made to understand that such
course will be for their advantage.
The importance Of The Chinese trade bes, be est-
mated the following statement showing the value Of
importation and expectation In the various articles made
by the maritime nations IN enc year, from July 1885, 10
nlv 4
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q witnessing what does oOOur and will report to mo
HERALD accordingly.
Some Of the most heartrsnding atrocities arc
perpetrated by 1.-The Tartar minion Pshkin who has
recently been selected by the English TO govern
Canton under the immediate eyes OF its allied
The last victim OF Internal hend poor Cnineso
woman, whose sentence DEATH aud a death m ne
horrible has seldom been recorded The breasts Of this
unfortunate woman first cut off, and the flesh from
Der arms AND legs followed in like manner until she was
finally killed Indeed, Is dicult matter to say which
is the most cruel for while writing this letter feel com
petey in consequence OF hearing the cries Tor
mercy coming from the victim OF hundred iashes On
board OF her British Mseetys ship Calcutta Oh, what
phanthropc people the English are! How consistently
they act tool The last accounts received from the god
regions Of Australia represent the Chinese who were in
duced to emgrate there in deplorable condition.
Their entire number IL cot down In the late census ut
24.723, all males who principally engaged under hire
with the whites. Every Chinaman landing In the colony
Ia charged and must pay mpost duty Of atty dollars,
and five dollars per year charged in addition for their
miners right and protection papers or this they loudly
complain and with seeming justice, too
The health or our CROW remains good. II It continues
so during the summer months It will be more than ex
pect for tho bread Obliged 70 eat Is twothir
rice and a. sour a. dried apples without sugar. rhis
should not be tho case for sends the best
-four 70 make il with. There must be screw loose
somewhere
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These exports and imports have been effected by means
4ol3 vessels OF PAT $50 tons and OF these vessels
be foIovrs trade 10 each OF the Chinese ports men
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salors ratons.
o. e. STEAMSHIP MrsIssIrrI, woosuSG, Feb. %, 1855.
Trip Of the tr0ae Mssisppi fro, Hong Kong 10 Woosuno
Inocrpeni-ncsof such Large vsssel-Movemens Of the
Various Acknowledgment POccr at Pekin-Nati~
Organi,atign Againa France and En9lsnd-Probabe
Atemyt 10 Rc,ake Can,o-7hs Empcror's Land and
NaraI Forces Musering- Caairy Cannon and Hiring
Yankee Enginers-Esectsion Of Pirate Band-Rosae
Of TIE Envoy 10 Pekin--TAs Prorisicn Market, dc.
In my las, informed you that port Of destination
was no, then known Soon after that letter mailed
he steamer Antelope came into Hong Kong, bringing
orders for Capt Nicholson from the Hon. Mr. Reed, for
him 70 proceed forthwith 10 shanghse. We accordingly
lett the same atersoon. We arrived this port the
2lst inst, and half days from Hong Kong The
northeas, monsoons slowing very fresh, had very
boisierous and cold passage The weather 10 extremely
cold There not being sufficient wafer FOR pro-
coed up 10 Shanghse fourteen miles distant from here,
were forced 70 anchor here. During sojourn 81 this
place have made two three flying visits up 70 the city,
and will give you, brief possible, such
information n have been able 10 collect
II s currently reported at shanghse Mat Mr.. Reed
Baron Gros, and the Russian Ambassador, Count Putu
tame have had an interview with Lord Elgn on board OF
English frigate Furoso in Canton River, tho head
quarters Of his ordshp result OF which has not been
made known, these gentlemen keep oil their
II is also reported, among gentlemen who are pretty
well posted up In the China VAR that there are
now In this country less than ten twelve
distinguished Russian officials secret mission, the
object Of which 10 supposed TO be TO make
treaty, II possible, between the Russian and this
government which viii give 10 the former sole privilege
and control OF tradngnot only the inland trsdebut IN
all the ports OF this great empire. II well known that
Of these officials have privately proceeded 10 Pekn
and have had audience with the Emperor; and need
be surprised Russia long Joins CHINA ssd takes
part the movement foot TO expel the English
and French troops from The city OF Canton. There NOT
the least doubt that tho Russian Ambassador viii meet
with . warm reception At Pekn. II u also limited that
should Mr.. Reed proceed, a. expected he will, 70 Pc
kin, he also may be fsvorably received In regard 10
Baron eros and lord Egn, u s thought they vii not
meet with much success, the Emperor has expressed
the greatest hatred toward these officials and says they
may do their worst and that his people will yet rsake
the lost city
The Chinese people, in every drecsos, AZ far az can
be heard from, are preparing themselves IN All the
vsriovs drills Of warfare. within ten miles OF shanghas
and wcosung, they have erected foundries IN which
hundreds q hands employed in the construction OF
arms &c. In the Chinese barracks At Woosung there
three Thousand Chinese troops aud they are In
cressng daily. rhe fleet IN these two parts consists
Of the frga,es confuro, tue InPerisis (ProPeuersl
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gshitn Of tBt Tgarhtts for aast SalttA.


Saturday Morning. January q 1883.
fair amount Of business has been done general
ke during the past week although nnavorabe pre-
vailed ing the early part Cotton lc under the in
uenee the Nagaras aivces which arrived early on saur
dsy but atterly with by the Atlantic
holders have claimed advanced there has
been more movement but considerable from our
old quotations. Sugar and Molases have with fair de
nand and prices have been well maintained especially for The
former Flour has improved little while Corn been dull
and Wheat without material change large decline of
last week In Provisions moderate business has been done
with dropping tendency descriptions Freishts have
been quiet without any material change,
The Nipgaras avces early on Saturday re-
porting decline in Cotton at Liverpool I'D for the week
ending the 18th nlt with sales OF about $4,000 bales Mid
ding Orleans closing at SID. On Thursday morning we
published the Aantcs accounts which reported reaction
with sales for the three days Of about bales
vaTousy stated by the circulars A1sc D. spectators
having taken 10000 bales.
COTTON. The opened on Saturday with ouiet
appearance and the sales Of the day confined to about
1900 bales mostly before the Nagsra adyees were received
after which nothing Of any done the closing
unsettled sndlower On Monday the weather unayorbe
and only about 500 bales sold in small lots but on
day few buyers forward aud $500 bales at prices
showing decline om figures of one cent At
this reduction there demand and on Wednesday
and to tho Atancs arrival about 1900 bales were dis
Pcsed o. when business checked BY advanced rates
claimed BY factors On Thursday the embraced 1900 bales
at irregular prices some lots early "a The day selling al an
improvement Of Gc, but subsequent indicapg
advance Yesterday being holiday The were closed
and the attendance Of buyers moderate sales embracing
$500 bales, making total for the of $500 bales The
market closing the range Of quotations. which show an
advance Of o and upward since the arrival Of Atlantic
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JAcRsoNPoRTstesme Europa-ls sacks wheat 60 bales
Robson Y As do o Nesirbee ssSI2 Br, 5o@ 10
NOISES Greeawood6 Watt Noble Mobly25 bales cotton
Do pork DO beef rups pipe stoves 10
Iead Mase sco-2 box ndse Pinckard SeoI to
1874 DO hogs aud sundes to ord6rIoa sos bales toiop
IEFLoREseAmsr Comprehensive bales cotton Baehan,
6co-72 Watt Noble Mohly62 McIemore Raybufn keos2
Frednde Gerson2i Cuddy Blown Seols bales COTTON 10
llardie &co2i Bogart Foley Avey1s Lewis oges-
AND Cooper teo-lS Il K Crisr lcOli scott irsen Gco-
Lane say ael Seo9 Coleman Putnam seo4 bales cotton
Campbell Strongt II May &co2 Robson Alleu--I7 DO
Lauve MeCall-sundries 10 crefToa 9ll bales
st LouIs-sieemer Woodruff pkgs pork and lard
Woodruff deo-5l sacks wheat rwichell &co-6s9 bags
bran s5 e5s togr Graham boyle esls tear Given Watts
g sacks wheat rwi'Shs Du!eheris9 sacks corn " shaw
&eo0 bbs whisky rasSoOp pcs baging Barley Ioh son
s SsSS sacks sI cas- 9seFool wagon hovaF-l7ss
es ds whisky - pkg machinery Bgddeeke Se9s gEg .
Price Converse Smh-l6O bbls oar CLARK Riehadson AGO
ze ees hour James Oeuno &eeI5 bags shot to Converse
Moore yenculin4 hhds tobacco II NJ &coS hbds
eoaeeo Saes cotton ig sacks corn Mitchell 1e-ls Pkgs
crackers Jacob Burkgit-s6i bb -four II Kennedy &oo-50
Keller TrOape-49 head cattle goldsmith q ordersro
tai bales cotton, y hhds tobacco.
BAYOU MAcoN-s,eamSr " n shernan--l7 bales cotton
Make sssI " sa SsSe2 bales seton
Wright Allen &sos 6aiss cotton 4 a. 19
fresen Stevenson &co27 bales cotton ellis Ferguson c-
%ee7l7 Bashsanoa, Carroll &eol7 Ward saunders Hunt
a hhorer Hggenbotom Seol3 Pitcher Goodrich 6oO-l3
John Watt &eo-lO byrne Vance kooS Payne Harrson-l
Dutand- k0cQuet 6ooI6 do Niles Adams &c0l2 cotton
Pinekard keo-l5 hhds W d urqnhart-I2 90
Durand kocque kc1-io bids bbla moasSes Saba
teF-sandries to order-Totai Is4 bales cotton.
LAfoURCHE-sleamer Gen Pke-la9 bids sugar 80 bbls
moiasses Bogart Foley Ayerys5 do Geo Uounelly-S
GO z, hhds sugar CsmIasek sqgFe VESTS hhds suga
Lallande-2O do Dc Egaua-4 do Edward Sniff
y hi bbls molasses John Williams keol9 bbs moases Hewitt
Norton &co do % hhds Ed ward nnye &cO71 bbs
mosses Sooagsundres 10 orderfotal 2i hhds sugar
ties do, 81 bbls molasses II hf bbls molASses.
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There very little change notice in money aud business
closing occupy largely the attention Of all
business who DESTROYS Of reaching the hard
starting 10 active operations We quote money 9l2
cent for choice loans but Is exceedingly difficult to Dor
except undouhted security.
The overgrown commission houses which have hereto
absorbed Of trade. largely
ability transact faithfully have had their day and
operations place those modest
their to that exclusively. This reform will
good result Of the recent aanca troubles and help
measure future Of like disasters
developments lave rendered il imperative also that the ea
should be separated and this much desired REFORM one
which has been wanted for long time.
The stock market maintains fair degree of frmness
there disposition TO sell than last week. and the
buy more limited than usual.
Exchange London has been in fair demand the
the from 6st98 premium Gu
bills and IS short sight On Paris there nothing doing
and the rates are nomiually 8 25G5 30.
From Cincinnati have the following Of the list inst
Currency continues in active demand and very scarce the
supply seeming 10 diminish daily The market e Of
stringent and few parties attempt obtain
unless they need them much Rates in the
high-213O cent and sometimes higher Fhe
houses with applications they
they conveniently for their eustomeFsheh
great deal.
Exchanges sim unsettled on Baltimore and Philadelphia
but Boston and New York the market regular
rmer today at premium buying, and l3<I5S selling price
With some dealers Newfork Is very stiff but with others rather
iaH at the regular figures
od has in very active demand since yesterday the
Kentucky banks making their statements to-day Ohio
Monday The selling rate is very firm ~ premium
and the supply tonight Will be limited dealers have
been Getting coin for time TO all orders from the
sandasky City Bank is receiving deposit
Third The have been 5i0 discount
rAngement has been made by which they taken par
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-09
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA p Il RILLA LOZE NGE S ,
MI a

Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior to all Essences srups and Extracts named and
to all speeiaies heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
therapeutic susceptible Of being applied all
from internal cause, either in the blood any Of the
organs.
bic and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and, thanks my interchangeable
searches IL is obtained.
have vegetables necessary means for this
grand idea which based upon oeaginou principle Of ssr
pArila partly the public Such the discovery
which have the honor this day Of advertising The form q
ozeRges has been given It, because It's precuded the
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound Lozegs in order that they might be given
to children well as adults.
My experiments made privately remained
until wonderful results had satisfied that bad
ceded and that the charge of quackey could be brought
The attention of physicians and of the pnblc Is called to
these LoEenges in order that every witness the adm
rable results Of the same
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons.
The stomach cleansed the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious organ aud fluid
SPECIAL EFFECTS.
l. Prompt and radical of all diseases generally.
who used these Lozsnges the
cholera nor the yellow fever.
g. Venereal sypbillic hepatic scorbutica equity rheu
matte and nervous and billions diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resored to-
other internal external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenges rssorted to.
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. wRiGHT CO.,
p and ISL Chartres St
GUILLOT, Royal street.
II. BONNABEL,
JAMES SYME, 1874 Canal ST.
O. II. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
NB-Consnltaons tgatiS daily at the above Drug Store
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TaE HIsHLAEDEss IL ISDIA.A letter from Ca.
cutta says:
The Hlghlanders are singular contrast TO the
people OF the low countries On the arrival OF the
AID, Sicar or Bengaee clerk had occasion TO 20 on
board the vessel A Highlander stepped up to him,
aud looked at him long and euriously then, catch.
ing him by the waist he held him above his head ex
claiming with chuckle OF Amusement, Sandy, be
that the things we're TO echt wi n need scarcely
say that a Sepoy Is very different from Bengalee,
being usually taller than an Englishman, though he
weighs less.
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DoE'T Know WHO owns 'EAI.--We heard an aDec-
dote which occurred on a boat on the Mississippi. A
sine looking darkey was sauntering about, when a
gentleman asked whose property be was. T" Well, /"
said be. " don't know; Capt - owned me this
morning but he has been playing euchre all day and
/ don't know who belong to now So Buchanan
aud Douglas have been playing game, and until Il
Is ascerlained who wins, the Locofoco editors don't
know who they belong TO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-09
S TIE MBO A T S

Europa, Bailey, fron White River
Compromise Phelps, from Yazoo River.
California, Hopkins from Mobile.
CD Jr Vincent from Plaquemne.
Jesse Bell, Cattern, from Cincinnati
Leeomie johnson, from Red River
y Woodruff Rogers, from St Louis.
Gen Pike, Brown, from Lafourche
W Sherman. Ross, from Bayou MACON.
Carondaet Smith, from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat l. Milandon, Whann from the dow
and LIST inst schooner Bullrnsh and the Bar sh
Bamberg-brought up ship Norden, bark Jas l. Davis
schT II L Nickerson
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BosToN-ship Rebecca-59 bales cotton 1887 bb lour.
BALTIMoRE-Brig Ellen Bsrnard4QS hhds sugar. $50 bbs
mossses
MILT0N-Sehr southorn-l0O sacks
MoBlLE-schr Petit Clemenne--5O tons pig iron.
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ARRIVED.

Swedish Ship Horden Noman, 81 days from Marsees In
ballast TO Clapon &co--Point.
Bark james Davis, days from Mobile 10 BoudOusuuie 4
Phillips-2i dist 80
schr Ncherson Bearse days Charleston to Bou-
donsquie Phips-lst dist q
sehr Southern Independence Green days from Pensacola
pooley, Nico &co-Basln
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ship Pacific, Gadd - days from New York 10 A Cohen.
Ship Chapman, - from Genoa TO Baxter, Lowell Eco
Ship Ashland Moore from Barcelona, Baxter Lowell
British Ship Jno Owen, Brown, from Liverpool.
Ship TTanquabar Goodwin 20 days from Boston Jones
Mackinder Sco-Cargo, ice and assorted mdse.
Ship Harvard Andres = days from Boston, @ A Eos
dick-Cargo Ice and assorted mdse.
Ship st james, from -.
ship Humphreys, Morse, from New York, to Hynson
Acc.
sehr Mary Edely Denis from saydnnah.
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IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PENsACoLA-Schr Southern Independence-fn ballast.
TAMPIoo-sehr Monte Chris;o-l5O bales hemp Crane
&0o-lol frui, to master.
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Lssvss on TTE ESD, Se.qS-y i2s O'Clock
BGUFF RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th inst at5PM
IT, REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET-FOR
l1rlAtt Prairie Jefferson, Ion, Red Mouth Douleys
SSo- Landing, Kinks Ferry, and all intermediate
landings Buh RverIhe superior light daught passenger
packet steamer Lotus, VIM. Dillon master O. Dunevy
clerk, will leave above For freight passage apply on
board. - ~
jas Us. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
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Two SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN
dersigned respectfully informs city and country dealers
aud generally that he has lately added his
factory Of SNUFFS which obtained medal the Universal
Exhibition at Paris IN le5 the manufacture Of all kinds of
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he good least,
those Of the celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and Of pleasant taste.
General Depot his Store No. l6 ST. Louis Manu-
factory At MeDon0ghsie La
OF em A. nEI.PrT
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CATTLE MARKET.
Shipping SntslIigtuts.
sArunpAY, January 9, 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Rehecca, Collins for Boston, Creevy 4 Farye
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne from Baltimore,
Boudousquie PHILLIP
Schr Southern Perry, for Milton, Fa, Walter MIC
Sohr Petit Clementne, Pratts for Mobile, W Huntugto
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- SrOVEs.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING SrOY ES Of the latest improved patterns
H Morning Star, >" Charter Oak /" Shanghai" Econo
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cool
Stoves, - OF their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute, at short notice. al
orders for Sheet Iron Chmney Breeding Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans aud Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture Of McCRAGkENS Patent EvaporRiing Steam
Sugar Pan. They have certificates their that h
Pan with the quantity Of eam has evapors,ed double
the quantity Of the Pan They
working model Of the Pan which they will be happy to exhibit
10 any one interested In the culture o. Sugar Game.
WHEELER A FORSTALI,,
d29 ~ 2Ie Tehoupoulss Front and Is Fulton sire eta
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CAROLINA BLuFFS-Steamer Lecomtc-lSl bales cotton
CUMMINGS Aeo--is II K Garter Sgo-lie Hugely, Blas
Beocq Nohlom &coSl bales eoonlsuchannon Carroll &co
% rsi Ksg eo2 ac wase Stuart Ss %
Canmack Squres Vest bales cotonDaboya Wells SEQ
IS Bnddeske keo-4 Robson Alen-4 A Lane kco--l
Freson Stevenson &eo3 d. Cleveland Brothers AGO. do
gar Toledsno Tayio24 hhds sugar Burbridec 1co-is
hides Washington jackson &co5 boxes Cuddy
co-sundries ordeTota SIS bales cotton % hhds sugar
BAYOU sARA--Sieamer Laurel Hill--34 bales cotton 10
Byrne Vance 4co-3s Harris Iey2O Feilowes kcoD do
EdssId Male Sco2 Dc Oakley Hawkins Aeoll bales cotton
Labaiut7 Carroll Pri,chard SCOT MeHehee Aco--5 do
coo hhd sugar 20 bbls moasses TO Kelly Ico95 do IS
bids sugar Bnhrdge &co do 50 bbs moasses Sc hf do
q bbls molasse John sugar e6 hf bbs mo-
iasses Cammaek, ssues Wes0hhds sugar Mltenberger
ScoI2o do Iauve Acoa % do Edward Derive &eoI5 do
Urquhart6 do rs bhs molasses Burrows-257 Is
hf bbs moasses Dougoslo bbls moasses Roche
ISL obls moasses, 90 hf bbls moasses.
CINCINNATISeame Jesse Bell960 bbls -four rs bbls
Flint Jones ot furniture BSyedo to sSS%way 40 "
be pork Yose ArosO do 50 hhds bacon Paul C,ok
wayloO bbls whisky plugs James 0onnoy eo-i bSi Of
bacon 70 h do wine Harrs-5QO bbs flour Neleon 4
eo do lard billiard Summers kco20 bb 100 hf bb whis
Ky McGregor &co2 bbs pork 2O boxes bacon
Geddes394 bbs -four Roche Esclopon350 bbls flour
Dug.nl00 bbls flour Alsr4 casks 100 bags cake 100
bbls lard Hoghon, Rankin Aeo-l5O wheat Benton
&col0 boxes bacon Grief bbls boxes TO
Dolsen son--Cschneider- Boudoulqaie PhilISswW !
Wright &co-and order
EPLAogEMINE-steamerC D Jrss hhds sugar II bbls Of
Lauye McCal0 do u bbs molaases Bogart Avery
Ncees do 70 ibis moasses Beiioeg Nobiom ScoS do Is
hhds OiConnell2 Thomas &co-2O do to
oodwyn-l5O empty bbIs to Lapiece Ferre-
sundries oeToa bales cotton 5 sugar 25 bbls
molasses, hf bbls molasses
PoNTOHARTRAN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-seamer California254 bales cotton 10 Taeou
| Whiting Il Iulis-sundres to order