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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

g q oeiaohrsn, from Wheeling, end smother from
Bichnond. Tie troops now number nearly one thou
and Ia' n aIrd few more are yet expected do not
ow ~ ANYTHING but corfagrstion- for them 70 attend
70. Ayott,x harmed barn last evening woke the town
IN 10 propnety.
TRLEGRsPHIC REPORTS.
Tie recent telegraphe reports 20 the Northern
r8rcs are flI Of errors. The story thai Gov Chase
ii sGtio had sent a word Of warning u Gov.
,.e war false TIE story that Gov. Packer Of Penn
.yI,aria had offered Gov. Nse ten thousand troops
val also fal.e. Tie story that Brown had become
rersnta1t was another 6otion. Likewise many more.
.ee il binted tat these tales are told BY Aboliti N
teieersrh oper-tors 70 excite alarm. Thi- Is very
IN using The fact r. they proceed not from iutim-
daiors In, from one Of tire nsimidated The reports
fitm Chsriesown Jre supplied by member Of one VI
the volunteer companies here who, am afraid koes
not exaaue closely enough into the ramors which are
brought TO Inn II viii be necessary 10 take with
cau,i the iesgrarlic news from Charlestorn until
H., ,sy before the execution, when regular reporters
arc o. be on hand.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXECUTION.
Ti;v,s,eb 70 The n Y Herald


HARPER's FERRY, Monday, New. - 1859.
The arrar gements for Browns eXecri0n ara now
neny completed and every Precaution sas been takea
10 Guard against surprise disturbance of any kind
have Just learned that the most stringent regula-
tous have been adopted in regard 10 the presence OF
civilians at the execution. All applications for passes
for civilians attend within the military lines
fused by TIE Governor, on the ground thai il wonld
conflict with the military programme. lie said that no
a, ian could under IA circumstances, be admtted
within the military lines, the outer of which would
be nearly mile from the scaffold Not werd Of
what John Brown may utter, II he should say any
thing viii, therefore, be audible TO the men forming
even the lire neAt the galOws.
Governor Wise stated the of this exclusion Of
all persons other than the IA. ary 10 be. that the
evet of Az attempted Rescue order to fire upon the
prisoner will be given, and that those within the lines
especially those sufficiently near the galows 20 hear
what Brown may say, would inevitably share his
fate.
This will give you an idea of what the authorities Of
Virginia think Of this affair The imposing soemnity
Of the occasion will indicate to the North the feeling
here on this matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
NEwYoRK .rry TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3d. 1859

A garfiesps crimiEis with Old br2wn, nc ~
,snsnts 20 divert attention from bimsef II yon wsh
20 kUew more Of him. please procure TIC hov"5
FdiIor book written BY Jas. Redpah, ana p9o',SI
NV 4. b. Bartick, New-lork. Il IL dedcatea 20 o.t
Iohn Brown Turn 20 page 800, and read as .yl'S ~
tli tbst efrI car BETS he North AMI M 'y-
1A airusir In asrrrsrfi7H aud that TIE hsn-ls Y
,i probably create ihisIy CONFLICT Of ~ 'ee1n ,V
- - S,n.f "a vent 70 Kansas: Gad este1r1red
- - -, ts rreefras's : CLIFTON Ths, w ausa
- ~, 40 as IL ais slgr owing 70 he Influence "
~ Ppnsiirru .tstssuasn vhoss uJorfr1df clasoYe
- tsrstsr of eou ci which j, impossible oneAs 20
80 -8ecal.y b5fi,i al oar hop,s-hopes "aich Ds"i'
sctioa vas A. i7ici9asly promo'ins.F
Ihad other extracts which had designed ihrf fishing
Won. hut have not leisure 70 copy them mo-.
!""i Wv Pssree,frny q. - BROWS
t,,fs ,s Fr,sSo.s o6oe L,-reac Eass - Nov L. 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

ts,seNed t~csH The TINE e, ne srsf se'iers # ar
country and ih' prsseH. generation Mr.. Whiting
bad reached The age O. n years. She was lady Of
great energy ana drci-i,n Of character Of spoilers
purity and Of sesfsacriieing generosity Thouga for
many years an Invalid, and ndugng bui Iitfls IN so
oi,iy, yet % was widely respected ana belo5ed
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CBARLEsTowS, Va, Nov. q, 1859.
THE ROPE

The principal excitement OF yesterday Saturday
caused by the public exhibition, the Sheriff
Office Of the rope with which John Brown is TO be
hung. IL examined by crowds. The horrible
bloodthsty diseonses for which it afforded the text
almos startling, in this region of barbarous
freedom of speech think that if ample arrangements
had not been made TO preserve order during the
'iop Brown might be seized By the nfnrsted people
and tom in pieces. There is NO limit TO the violence Of
expp rsion here whether il will lead equal violence
of action is doubtful. should judge not; words cost
nothing-deeds demand daring aud courage.
The fact that the rope is made of South Caroins cot
ton is pointed out with EMULATION. "No Northern
hemp" save the Sheriff, shall help to punish our
felots"
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JOHN BEowY's CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30


seat in tho Oost august and respectable dehoeafe BOY
Which the weffe on assenble-ihe Aner''..1 o-l'.He
then. irdeed nave wo fallen upon cyl rme'-ine
fate Of Rome will - no longer phantom 70 hint ne
dsv-dfeann Of oSr young Repuhic--it vii be- living
reaJ;tv bnt seward too much of a coward aslse go
be h. Catalue can only be ranked IN thai Of -c lowe
e,t grade OF the most contemplate Of ass-s-l-s.
MINOR ITEMS.
nay mention, a comparatively unimQor.an. =
ter. that . rev ard ha. been offered for THE TWs-es
correspondent, in spite Of the incredibly Of I< DIR
ocroL a member Of ore Of the volunteer M ez.es
naned Beall, told me be had been rTomis<t go II hs
would detect the eplpr'. NJ Beall wan.eith2 money!
bat bad not the information. For me, aa .roliies
10 find myself rated a. 20 contemplate figure. p
not esteem 80 tie fair thing.
OPPOSITION.
meeting Of Opposition DerIecfats aas tcep ,alei
in this town. IA, 50 great s tie that
il is Thought better defer all such moveInss untl
after the f;a disposition of The prisoners ne il jail
Mr.. BJtts tho lawyer, wfo, believe il - der Of tine
snail Opposition party here Il strongly disposed o
test the opinions of the citizens Cl the sulSoct.
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Bosros, Nov. %, 1859.
Mr. Hoyi, the counsel for John Brown, has favored
me with following copy OF letter just received from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

ASorHER HoAx.-virginia seems doomed to be kept
in constant ferment by bogus telegraphc dispatches.
At one tine it announced that Gov. Chase of Ohio
had sent a mecsage, informing Gov. Wise that an
petition for the rescue of Brown being organized
in that State. TINT dispatch bearing Coy. Chases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
BROWNS CONDITION.

A statement perceive, has been scattered through
the Northern papers intimating that Brown is re
penant. If the idea conveyed be that he repens Of
his recent inyston then ii is incorrect Brown mani
esis regret that score, although he has within
day or two appeared quiet and thoughtful than
before. if eeatering bis mind upon his rapidly ap
preaching death He is perfectly composed and wholly
recoDced to his fate as indeed he has been all along
To-day he is engaged in writing long letter to one Of
biz friends, which be desires 10 have published after
his execution, and IN which he endeavos 10 set right
certain errors which he says have appeared in the
newspaper accounts Of his conversations with Gov.
Wise. He Is very earnest on one point He declares
be hss said that bic attempt at Harpers Ferry
was intended revenge for the injuries he received
in Kansas. Here, be AYERS, be has been misrepre-
sented or misunderstood.
Brown is now confined BY Light chains uSon his
ankles His hands are left free. He suffers no dis
comforts except the ineessant visits to which he ia
subjected and of which he begins to complain. The
other prisoners fetteIed in similar manner
TIE MILITARY.
hear of fresh additions TO the forces here. There
lie no reason to anticipate the dreaded attack against
which preparations were to be made to-day; but
,ainly several new companies arg coming in There
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

SIGNATURE was received may Dc tue, but that . VS.
hoax has been stated by authority. Then cane re-
~, dat Gov. Packer Of Pennsylvania had oae-ed %
I'D 70 he Governor Of Virginia force Of 900 meni
ard tlis. too was promptly eonisiictsd y authority
Next, we were told that tie Governor Of South Caro-
Ina bad made tender Of military IA % Gov. Wi-si
but th-, also, out TO be un're. The SoRtsern
Gpardiqr, published al ColuT4oia, the State oaPd'
says: &c..
We are authorized and have teen requastaito sac
N the telegrsphic .nnoun cement that Gov. Gst hai
rendered military sid 10 Gov. Vie il Incorrect e2y.
Gist has been restrained from doing - oa.y oy INC
ccnyicioa that Virginia abundlntY able 70 tAe Gaze
OF hcrsef."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12
Latest from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Nov. II, P. M.-Hhe steam
ship Tennessee, with advices from Vera
Cruz to the 6th inst, arrived to-day.
The liberal expedition against Tehuacan,
Omaha, and Cordova, had proved disas-
trous failure. Gen. Mejia, without firing a
gun, retreated losing 600 men, prisoners,
900 muskcts, and II cannon, which Gen.
Minon captured without killing a single
person.
Gen. Marquiza had pronounced for Santa
Anna after Selling a conducta with ST.
10000 in specie, which he undertook TO
escort to Topic. He appropriated $780,
600 to himself and detained the rest at
! Guanajuata.
The British and French ministers ener-
getically protested against this proceeding
Gen. Miramon, against tie wishes of his
cabinet, and with only four aids, had left
the Capitol ostensibly 10 collect troops and
pursue Marquiza as a traitor, but it is feared
Miramon is leagued with Marquiza. The
liberals were greatly encouraged thereby.
Gen. Doblado had defeated Gen. Alfaro, cap
tured his artillery, and entered Guanajuata
with 5000 men. General Wool was at
Legros. Doblado was pursuing him.
Rio Grande City, Texas, has been at
tackled by portion of Certena's band, and
nearly every house pillaged. 1t was report
ed that Certena had two bands, numbering
nearly 700 men. The Brownsville people
were greatly distressed. The mails had
nearly all been intercepted.
Certenas threatens to destroy the town,
and cut off all reinforcements sent TO its
aid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

EPIcUREs Alloy "A real live Green Bay
turtle, weighing 35s pounds, was yesterday
morning received at the ST. Charles Saloon,
and will be duly dispatched and served up
together with all the delicacics of the sea-
son, to their numerous patrons, in a superb
lunch at ten o'clock, to-day. Lovers of
good eating Will also find steaks, roaS;s, &c,
on hand, and for sale to private parties and
families, at reasonable rates. The gentle
menly proprietors of the st. Charles are
prepared also, with a fresh arrival of fine
favored CubanOs, and the choicest brands
of wines and liquors, to accommodate their
customers with everything in their line that
will comfort the inner man. We speak
from experience" go thou and do like
wise"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

New YORK, Nov. IL, P. M.-An accident
happened to Prof. loves balloon last night
during a blow. The huge globe of the bal
loon was lifted with jerk, dragging the
heavy sands bags that served as weights to
keep it down, several feet, causing them to
dance about like puppets. A few rods east
of the balloon, stands small tent contain
ing rope and other articles in constant
use. Against the sharp ridge pole Of this
tent the balloon was driven with great vio-
lence, breaking a hole in the muslin,
through which the gas rushed in dense
volumes.
In few minutes the $1,000 feet of gas
in the balloon had escaped, and the lately
expanded globe presented the appearance OF
j.. q collapsed mass of habby rags, involving
the proprietor in a dead loss of nearly
$4,000 1t will be repaired Immediately,
and the initiation resumed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12
WnshIngfom Items.

from me de~et'es
The Brownsville affair has been called to
the attention of the Government by Mr.. j
/ II. Thomas, who has been sent here by the
citizens of that vicinity, to ask that troops,
/ be sent from Baton Rouge to the reIlei OF
the Rio Grande frontier. lie wishes them
| to get off on the steamer which leaves New
! Orleans day after tomorrow, out tnat
seems impossible The Administration or
! CANS will use this affair as an argument in
| behalf of increasing the army, as has al
\ ready been recommended by the President.
| Before, however, we increase our expenses,
| we ought to provide the revenue to meet
4 them. The present tariff VIGOROUSLY does
not and cannot supply the necessary
revenue, and unless it is altered, we must
cut our coat according to our cloth. The
revenue received under the excessive im-
ports of the spring, are falling off with the
decreasing imports, and We have again
reached period when the receipts do not
equal our expenditures. 81
The report that Mr.. Appleton is after a
foreign mission, find, on inquiry, to be
uunfounded. Such place could long since
have been provided for him, but lie prefers
TO occupy his present position.
Money is exceedingly scarce i'll this VIII
lage, and boarding keepers, faro-bank-
ers, as well as bankers in the most legiti-
mate trade, officials, and in fact all the
odds and ends that congregate here, are
anxious for the meeting Congress, when
it is hoped the needful, will be disbursed.
The banks have loaned couple of millions
upon the certificate of the Post Office De-
partment, which they have shaved at ex-
orbitant rates. Of course they will besiege
Congress for immediate payment with in
terest.
The Virginia papers publish statements
calculated to create the impression that the
Brown instruction was deep laid conspir-
acy, says the Fredericksburg Recorder In
Culpepper county, Va, a number of slaves
have reported to their masters that they
have been approached by white men, who
offered them inducements 10 run away. The
citizens are exercising the utmost vigilance
to ferret out the incendiaries. AT Richmond
and Lynchburg, two men, suspected of be-
ing Abolition emissaries, aud sympathizers
of old Brown, have been arrested. A cor
respondent of the Richmond Jbhng, writing
from Lynchburg, Va, says that officer
King, of Campbell county, went to Jackson
town, a small village in said county, yester-
day, for the purpose OF arrestlng negro
mnn for some trivial offence, when an old
negress informed the officer that gang of
negroes were in the habit of assembling at
the house of this man. search was made,
and books and papers of society were
found, which was organized in 1854. The
books showed that they have now $3.50 in
their treasury. 1t purported TO be a benev-
olent institution. A thorough investigation
of the affair will be made.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12
New York Market.

NEw YORK, Nov. II, P. M.-Flour ac
tive and &c. better; sales of $4,000 bbls at
4 85( IA so for super. State; 5 OO095 10 for
extra State i 05fG5 90 for super. Western
5 SOFAS IS for inferior TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. Rye flour in
fair request at 3 6O04 81 The wheat
market opened dull and closed with fair
speculative demand shippers are not in the
market sales of 60 900 bushels Mt l IA for
choice Chicago spring; l5Gl II for Mil
waukie club; IA for Canada club; l 300
l SO white Canadian l 35G3l 40 for white
Michigan, and Indiana. Rye heavy and
lower; sales at 53. Barley plenty and
duh; common State 49, Corn very dull +;
sales of 10000 bushels yellow Southern at
O3 mixed Western is nominal at 97098.
Oats duh at 432@445 for State, Western
and Canadian. Whisky q shade frmer;
sales of GOO bbls at 209 Pork heavy and
dropping; sales of 1000 bbls at Is OO@
10 II for mess; and Is so for prime, in
Guiding 500 bbls prime mess at sellers OPP
ton all the year, 5 SO; 1000 bbls new
mess, sellers option, January and February,
at 5 "a. Beef without change; sales OF
400 bbls at 00G94 Is for country prime !;
O065 % for do mess OO@9 so for
repacked mess; IL 0061l so for extra
/ mess. Beef hams unchanged sales at IL
! mI5. Cut meats scarce and nomi-
nal at &c. for shoulders and 93@94 for
! hams. Bacon firm; sales of 500 boxes
/ Western Cumberland middles at 81 for
January and February delivery; 500 boxes
/ city cut ditto for December and January de-
livery at 81. Dressed hogs at 6496S.
! Lard unchanged at 1O4(0lI Butter active
at l2G91S for Ohio; I5(92l for State.
Cheese steady at SOIL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

BS% Yesterday was very pleasant day,
and business on the levee was dull. To-
wards evening a stiff breeze sprang up from
he South, and at the time of going to press
here was strong indications of rain. Freight
still very plenty, but prices have under
gone no change. The river still remains
stationary with feet on Scuffietown, and
81 on Caseyville bars.
RE The.steamer John 4. Fisher, from
Louisville for Cairo, took fire yesterday
evening, when just above town, among some
mattresses which she had on board, and
came very near proving fatal, but by the
exertions of the crew and passengers, the
fire was extinguished without serious injury.
Bag A decree was issued on the 5th by
the United States Court, sitting at Indian
opolis, to sell the steamer antelope, now at
Portland, on the 18th of the present month.
D6S~ The AlBemdrle, that was sunk at
Vests Landing, above Parkersburg, on FRI
day morning, was raised in six hours after
wards and was at Wheeling on Saturday.
Beg The SiLUer Star, yesterday, brought
up portion of the freight of the ChGncei-
or from Paducah. Among other things
he had large Florida turtle, for the st.
Charles Saloon, weighing $50 pounds.
BGr The fleet Union is the regular pack
for Louisville this morning. Those who
want Il pleasant trip should take her, by
all means.
RaT We understand that Capt. Num- has
chartered the steamer Philadelphia, and will
enter her as a regular packet between this
port and New Orleans. We know of no better
opening.
BgF- The finest specimen of the 4" Ameri-
can bird was shown us yesterday, by Mr..
Brown. 1t is intended to be placed between
the chimneys of the new steamer Autoerat,
building at this place.
EG- A telegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived at St. Louis, stating that the little
side-w wheel, new steamer Me- Capt. Towns
end, caught fire and was burned to the
waters edge, in Mobile, on Monday last.
The Nile is a total loss. She was taken
around the Gulf to Mobile week or t" o
ago, and was about TO engage i'll some trade
there. The Nile was a new boat, worth
$4,000, and was partially insured in the
port. No lives were lost by the accident.
GA% Rather a novel siuit has been on
trial at Louisville for several days. The
snit was brought by Mr.. Marriott, OF Pitts
burg, against one of the falls pilots, for dam
ages for sinking fat-boat loaded with coal,
On the falls, year or more since. The jury
have had the case two days, but cannot
agree.
BaFThe Tom Scott has had her shaft re-
placed, and is again running in the mail
trade from Paducah to Cairo.
Bs5-The Charley Bosrca had not arrived
up to dark last night. She will probably
be here this morning.
ESEsThe little steamer Il. E. Miles which
has lately been enlarged at Louisville, was
10 have left that place yesterday for Mem
phis.
BAE The Atidd, from Louisville, was at
our wharf yesterday, with good trip. We
are glad to see her doing well, and hope
she may receive good support from the
business men of this place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, M.--The -four
market is firm and the demand moderate at
1904 so for super, and 8 oO@5 rs for
extra, the latter rate for white wheat flour;
1890 bbls were received in the last "a
hours. Whisky dull, and prices &c lower f
sales 1920 at % c The hog market firm
at full rates, about l 1000 head sold at so
@5 s.; two houses are packing; sales
400 bbls mess pork at II so, with fair de-
mani In groceries there is nothing new,
the demand in the ocular way is moderate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

CINCINNATI, Nov II, P. M.-The de mand
for flour is local and light, but prices are
firm at so for super. No change in wheat.
Corn firm at 1904. Oats dull at 45@
46. Barley and Rye dull and unchanged.
Whisky quiet al %. Provisions dull !;
sales of mess pork at Is SO; bacon shoul-
ders at u. Lard 1oc. Hogs offering at
5 62@5 IS, but the market is heavy at the
price. Considerable business done to-day
in slaughtering, bntweather is unfavorable.
No change in money or Exchange.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

G9~ We expect, in few days, change
in The weather that will be disastrous to
many young people as well as to many old
folks. We think sensible people win be
prepared to meet the storm by providing
proper warm clothing, good under clothing,
good dannels, good shoes, good stockings,
and good gloves at HUGHES. He keeps the
assortment OF these goods so much needed by
all classes. Patronize him, by all means.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

BosToN, Nov. II, P. M.-The rolling mill
and packing room, connected with the Fall
River Iron Works, at Fall river, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss about
100000 Insurance only $4,000.
The Lucifer match factory of Ryan, Garlic
ton & Co., in Charlestown, Mass, was burnt
last night, with all the stock. Loss about
5000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12
aea- The fire department of indianapolis

geA- The fire department of indianapolis
like onr owns in quite a chaotic state.
Two or three OF the best companies have
either disbanded or gone out OF aeryice, and
the city is an manner destitute of protec-
lion from a general confagration, Sghic. is
liable, at any time, to break out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, Nudge Kemp, of
the Orphan Court, who was on the Amer
lean and Reform ticket, at the recent cleo
uons, has written a letter to the Governor,
declining to accept his commission, on the
ground that the election was 50 violated by
force and fraud, as to afford no test, what
ever, of the popular choice
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

rsA- project is on foot, in Clay county,
TO organize "a new county ont Of portions OF
that and the adjoining counties. meeting
was recently held in Brazil, mt which reso-
intions were passed petitioning the Board
of Commissioners for the erection OF new
Jail, and a committee was appointed to Sc
cure, ii possible, the proposed organization
of the new county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

eeE- Daniel N. Cline, formerly postmas-
ter at Avilla, Noble county, was tried before
Commissioner Ray, at Indianapolis, on
Wednesday, charged with breaking open
letters. His bail was fixed at 81 goo, in de-
fault of which he was put in Jail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-12

EaS~ Many persons are availing themselves
OF the opportunity, now offered by Lyons,
of purchasing handsome Overcoats, and
other heavy clothing ana furnishing goods
for winter wear, at very low figures, AZ he
wishes to reduce his stock as much as pos
sible before removing.