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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1862

couys-The market was quiet and sales light the
transactions emoracsd 100 bags Maracaibo al aye,
100 do 81. Domingo at l9c and 800 mats Java NJ p
CorroN again excited, while prices were Gighty
and Irregular with decided tendency 20 hgheS rates
The bulk of TRANSACTIONS were made at FUR her advance
of Nc &c. per 10. The sales footed up about 800
bales, 81 prices ranging from 36c ssc Tor middns
uplands.
FRzuGHrs were frmer and tho rates great extent
recovered the previous decline. To Liverpool about
l5s 900 bushels OF wheat engaged At f0i ~
chiefly at the latter ngure in bulk and bags; 20 Oee
bu heis at I'd, in ships bags 500 bbls -four ~
ss 200 bbls oil at $685. 800 bbls. flour ~ 3s 20 hhds
allow al CTS Cd and by steamer 900 rkins butter ~
Co.'S 100 tcrces hams at SOS and 500 boxes cheese al
COS To LONDON 900 bbs. -four IS. 3D. and SO 600
bushels wheat at I0d. lloyd. in bulk and in ships
bags To Glasgow 400 bbls flour at S. Sd. To Ant
werp IL 900 bushels grain at p I. To Bristol $1,000
bushels wheat were engaged in bulk and in ships bags
at 101zd bark, hence to New Orleans and back, OF
400 TONS was taken up at SO 900.
HIDES quiet and the demand light Prices, how
ever were quite firm, with small sales at full prices
LEATHER -Homiock and oak continued in good de-
mand, while tho stock light. Small sales were
making at full prices. French and American cafskns
were unchanged.
LIME was drm, and common Rockland was firm at CSC
lump at 7ec., and 900 Ivena sold at 81, months.
Of 226 hhds English islands and Cuoas
were made at 22c. a CSC.
Observation-Disclosures market quite hrm, with
fair demand from tho trade with sales OF 500 bbis,
closing at S1l Sll 12 for mess and s. 10 for prime
Beef dull and prices unsettled with sales Of 200
bbls. part extra at $3 So Cut meats fairly
and steady, with sales of $50 packages At Nc
Was quite rm. with sales q 900 packages At 7sc
SIC. Butter in good request and firm at 15c TO-
for state, and l3c 15c for good 10 primo Ohio State
cheese firm at &c. &c. for good to choice quality
and Ohio at &c. O 7c.
RicE-The active for foreign with sales Of
rs 600 mats OF China at private terms and 800 bags
Ranzoon at 4alc. SIC
srIcEs.-The market was firm, with a good demand,
while sales Of 900 mats cassia made at private
terms 500 do, do. at $780, 34c, 100 bags pepper at
Is Sc and 400 do, do, at private terms
SUGARS were firm and in good demand, with sales Of
1888 hhds Cubas chiefly within the range Of &c. &c.
for refining and grocery grades
WHIsgEy less buoyant and active, sales Of 600
bbs at 279ac CSC. for State and at 2Sac. 29c for
Western.
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Arrival OF the Mississippi at Boston.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THURSDAY. June 26-6p. M.

THURSDAY, June 26-6 P. M.
There 10 no excitement in the money and ex-
change markets: but rates are firmly maintained.
Money is worth per cent call, and certificates
Of public Indebtedness 1905. The scarcity Of cur
rency has given rise to much surprise. Bankers
bills on London opened this morning at 100, rose
to 1907 1907, and closed at about l2l. Gold
opened at 1857 advanced to 100, Il, a, then fell
back and closed IO91< bid. Green backs sold at
l0i% Q "a, and were wanted this afternoon at
the latter price. The supply Of stocks from abroad
continues to create demand for exchange, which,
in it's turn in the absence of active exports creates
a steadily advancing market for coin. The present
advance, sudden, and apparently unreasonable as
IT has been, will at oil events have the effect
sooner or later of checking the importa-
hon Of American stocks. Every advance OF
per cent on bills il per cent less profit on the
sale Of such stocks imported from Europe. II will
likewise lead TO an increase in shipments OF
produce oi AL kinds. II has already affected the
price Of brCadstufs and various descriptions Of
merchandise. Every who has airy prodace or
goods witch can hc shipped 70 Europe win hasten
30 snip ihomlo ne sake of selling ls bills at the
preseu' price The course Il The gold market de.
v.ends upon tho course 81 exchange. IL The iRpor.
taqion ~ American stotk- ccaso. lie demand FOR
blls WI fail OF and gold vii ,a as rapidly H. i
rose Alter ibe ~, proxino- neat tuesday some
s,A tc seven millions il gold wsr he d.s bnrpea here
II pa msDt ofintefcst Wekncr ot million which
4 IN tb. way fron CaiifoRnai ard q party 81 bank.
cr. AMI -. culNoiy herr and at Philadelphia are
understood 10 ,Ldse Lcarl,a sDtuf - nD'opr q
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The President and the Radicals.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER ADDRESSED BY SENATOR
SUMNER TO FRIEND BOSTON.


SENATE CRANBxR, Jaa Q 8, 1882
NJ DEAR s-Your critcism Of the President 10 hasty
am confident that, II you knew him a. do, you would
or Me President cannot be held responsible for
the msfeasaccee Of subordinates unless adopted
least toesatsd by him And that nothing un
just or angeDerons viii be tolerated, much less adopted
am happy to let you know thai he has no symps.hy
with Stanfy his absurd wckedness closing the schools
NOR again in his Other act Of turning camps
hunting ground for slaves. He repudates both-posi
lively The latter point has occupied much Of his
Thought, and the newspapers have not gone too far
recording his repeated declarations which have often
beard his lips that slaves finding their way
within the national nes are never to be reenslaved
coad 1oU hsys seem aSs ~ INV mr.
vnege oten-whiie be vas considering the great quss
sons on which be has already acted-the invitation 70
OF Columbia and the acknowledgment Of the indepen
dence OF Hayt and Liberia, even your zeal would
the sincerity Of his purpose 10 do what he could
% carry forward the principles OF tho Declaration of
by the nrst proposition which was peculiarly his own
In familiar intercourse with him / remember nothing
moro touching than the earnestness and completeness
with which he embraced this idea To his mind il was
iust and bcDe6csnt, while II promised the end Of
slavery. ofcourse TO me, who had already proposed
brdge-of gold for the retreaiing hend wei
Proceeding from the President, it must take its
piaoo among tho great events OF history
II you are disposed TO be impatient At any seeming
shorlcomng think pray you, OF what has been done
10 brief period and from the past discern the pro
mise Of the future. Knowing something OF my conyc-
tons and OF the ardor with which maintained them,
you may, perhaps derive some assurance from my
Gdence say 70 you, there fore stand ny the admins
tralon need be, help u Ivy word and act but stand
by IL aud have faith in IT,
wish that you really knew the President, and had
heard the aress EXPRESSION 81 hts convictions those
quest ms which concern YOU so deeply. You might,
perhaps wish that lie ess cautious but you would
be grateful that he IL 30 ruo 70 all that you have at
heart Believe me, therefore you are wrong, and
gfet Il the moro because OF my desire 10 see all our
friends stand firm together.
II write strongly II Is because feel strongly for my
constant and intimate intercourse with the President
beginning with the Alb o March, not only binds pc
cuIarly 10 his admin straton, but gives personal
NJ well as political interest IN seeing that justice is
done him Believe me, my dear sir, with much regard,
ever faithfully yours, CHARLES SUMNER.
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Steamship Columbia Barton, Havana-Spoford Tileston
Ship Victory, Ainsworh, Liverpool-D Ogden
ship Panama, Hansen, New orleans-Master.
Bark Concettina ual, ardina, Cork, &C. chamberlain,
Bark Marayal Grialng, Barbades-T Dwight;
Bark Eliza Barss tBr) Cooper, Bernuda-Tucker Light
Brig Tordenskold tNor,. Hansen Belfast Ire-Funch,
Brig scotland, Francis Barbados-E Smith
Brig belmont Locke, Veazie, Phladephia-sfmpson
schr Amazon tBr). Luke, st John NB-J Whitney Co.
schr WIN Lancaster tBr), Wayco,t, st John, Mp Ne
sehr ssgane Atkins, New orleans-N II Brigham.
schr Van Name Van Name, washington-van Brunt
schr William Henry, sharrcl washington-van Brans
Baps5% BeTss
sehr Fanny poardman, Mathews, Philadelpha-RP Buck
ss; 1ss,ss
schr 3 DeiiaTs, Cummings Portland-Mlier HOugh
sssr n.s sha nsufs osaua Hatch. Hatch
sr cosnee DODGE
csr SShSStse STAR s0s!On Sons
schr W Newconb. Bacon. Boston-J " Mckee.
s:sP sssassy Rsss;sr R,sa
ssop John Jay Woo
ARRIVED.
Ship Australia, Toyar. L,verDeol Nay 4 with md:e and
lon 30 henceight winds and caims One death and
SSsrs Cas oSSor
Snip Lydia Nsss; Lssss1n, xpsi iS Sisra,sr Nay !
winds the entire psssngs 18th inst on Laisve
Bank, s{oke hshing schr Globe. q Bssksport all well
Brett; Son Co. Sailed 10 company with bark scio
Bark Holland. White, s, Jaeo Juues with sugar, iona
plaster, 70 smitbers Co. ""''' - '''' WIN
Brig Means -, sedgwck. IL days, with LUMBER TO
sshrJ SSongaSD, Williams BIO canAe, April o. with
hss s Esf s s. Belle He" "se .1
NJ gale sp sails and lost ser Soa &C. sh % Hate
ras saw a steamship with sehrs n tow, steering !;
Ssne %I aoss ;s rroTSTi%sss Sons Has been
Sailed in company vita Br brig Abana, Petsrew, for
cSst g Of sss 3 S q q sn JRs
fepoed er oane e Of ro
and F a. Rs By Mny 90 @ % e ad o
q T T S out, wnS Ss IS sss With p
hr l Tsfss Fl:s feasshs %,
schr Icstie Haskell BOSTON, SSso'
scsr y s soksr s Al, 70. T Boston
.r Ka,c ss i ElfaSsihgor; isr rror,senss
hSs e ea or Ssw Haven
sehr smith BirrclI, ElzaLe,Lport lGr Hartford.
SIR Ann Rebeacl Edrldge, Eliaabehpor for Norwak.
sehr csras Chamberlain mailstt, Boston for Albany.
Schr Y y Smith, Briggs, New Bedford. 3days,
Schr Eliza Jane, Edwards, New Bedford, 3days.
Sehr Nickery, Rabnilt TKLnto 2days
Schr Helen. Babcock, Fall River.
Schr Tram Smith, Smith, Providence, days.
Schr WIN Colyer, RayDer, Providence, days.
Schr & Dennison, Sonthworth Providence.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley Stamford
Schr Q II Northam, Reed, Por land, CT, for Albany
Schr w Brainerd, Bowditch Greenport
schr Y Newcomb, Dayton, Albany FOR Boston.
Schr Glide, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Sloop Victory, Cole Warren, RI.
Sloop Phoenix, Shepard, Hartford.
Steamer Falcon. Adams. Baltimore
Steamer VIM woodward. CuHdfR, BaltimorA
Steamer Anthracite. Jones' Phiadephia.
steamer 1tasca, knowlton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcon. Williams, Providence.
BELOW
shin Henry Albert tof Boston) from Havana, IL days
Bfg Sarah Newall tBr).
One shin and two briggs unknown
SAILED.
Steamships Star Of the South and Haze.
Wind n sunset NV.
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PersonaI InteIlirence.


g. Van Duzer, OF the United states Army: Z. Hutch
ngs, OF Louisville, and C. A. Morse Of Cherry Valley are
stopping at the So. Denis Hotel.
Hon. W. d. Shpman, Of Hartford; c. Bacon, OF Middle
town, Conn Charles r. Schuyler, Of New York; q. ID.
Conn; II. c. Kingsley, Of New Haven and j. r. Dawn Of
Danbury, Conn., are stopping at the Albemarls Hotel
Dr. Bemis, Of Medford; s. Chant Of Cleveland;
and W. A. Petite, Of Boston; j. Aannur and wife, Of
Indiana Z: shubrick and wife, OF Philadelphia and A..
Chrsty, OF 81 Louis, are stopping at the Firth Avenue
Hotel.
Major yadder, OF the Uuited States Army; Lieutenant
Grant, OF the First regiment Mounted Rifles Virginia Dr.
NJ +. Brhgman, Of Vermont T. J. Carpenter or Provi-
dence Rev j. l.. Jenkins Of Rochester; C. March, OF
Greenland Horato Ballard, OF Albany, and H. W. Stod.
dard Of Washington, are stopping at the Astor House.
Dr. F. Everts, Of the United States Navy; A. B. Wood
run, Of. Patterson Lansing Pruyn and son, and j. w.
vosburgh, a Albany; c. +. Wood, Of Auburn William
Kelly Of Rhnebsck w. r. Wooster, Of Delaware; H. NJ.
Wlmarth and wife, Of Chicago; c. ID. Wick and wife, OF
Cleveland, and G. v. Thompson Of Kentusky, stop.
ping at the St Nicholas Hotel
Americans registered at Gun h Co . American and
General Agency and Reading Rooms No 10 Strand Lon
don, England for The week ending June 14:-Mr. Will
loughby, wife and son; David B. Ohphaut, A. H. Tracy
BENZ Fish, Robert Cogass D. J. Colgate, Of New York
Barstow Of Boston; John MeCrackan Of San Francisco
Cal +. W. Upton, Of Danvers Mass; +. NJ Ellis Of
Utica, ~ Prof. Cleveland, j. Corel Long, Of Phadel
phia John Monroe, Of Paris, c. G. Hussey, A. Rawson
and family, Of the Unsd States s. W. Collins OF Con-
recticut Jas. s. Forbes s. Bents Of Baltimore; w. c.
GOODBYE, OF Kentucky T. Riggs, OF Washington, ID. c.
ID. Ellinwood, of Chicago.
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SUICIDE IN JERSEY CrTy-TBE ISouEsr.--A distressing
case OF suicide occurred in Jersey City late wednes
day night or early yesterday morning. The unforn.
nate indv dual was an Englishman named John Davis,
who the evening question applied lodgnga at the
police station, which willingly granted by Mr.. Ed
ward u Reilly the Chief Of Police Tho and inteli-
gent officer, surnsing that all not right from obsery
ing the appearance OF Davis had him removed from the
doncilary department t. of the cells
vent trouble with the other poor people ia that do
partment. Ii afterwards discovered that he was
laboring under severe III Of delirium tremens lilo
thought he saw imaginary objects and also talked
wildly At ten clock the cell was duly visited by the
chief officer and Mr. Ellis, and he continued In the
state OF mind Between twelve and O'Clock another
visit was made, when the wretched was found
deiuged in blood This occasioDed by his cutting
the artery IN his with knife He then alive
bat rlthosgh every attention paid HIM, he
PRED shortly afterwards Yesterday Coroner Gafnsy
had jury empannelted and after hearing evidence cor
roborative OF the above facts brought the following
verdict:-"Wc find that John Davis, aged thiri i've
to his death by committing suicide in cell Of the
police station of Jersey City, while laboring under an
attack Of delirium tremeps.n
Arrival or the Mississippi at Boston.
BosToS, june 26, 1862.
Tho United States steamer Mississippi, from New Or
leans on the 18th inst. arrived here this morning
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Boston for Phadelphia Aid Endicot Portsmouth, Fh'
for do Georgia. Sweet NewbuTyport for do.
PEMBROKE, June 22-Arr schr Del Norte Beimore New
York: 24lh, schr Amanda. Kelley, do. .
ROCKIAI.D June I9-Arr schrs Moses WarinE. Mash,
NYork for bangor; 2o Jameson Jameson yinaias
NYok Sarah Louisa Yeaton. do for Belfast Sid 2st hu
Jameson. Jameson, and Pallas Pendleton kfork; ~
Iucar do; a2i Equal Kcllar; X Hewet Rhoades Mount
Hope Kenniston; NJ Partridge. Xix; Forest wiisoo;
EaaIc Hall aud q Horton Pendleton, do.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 9--Arr ships Storm King Calls
CHAN Hong Kong l0h, Competitor Lecke do bark Peiei
Clinton Bragdon GLASGOW l4h, Granger Hong Kong SID
7ih steamship Golden Gate Panama. 9th, ship Romance Of
the Sea, Ciough. Hong Kong -
SHIP ISLAND June Tin port ships Wizard King Cone
FOR Boston days Great Republic. Lmeburner for NYork
SOMEI,sEr june 2i-Ar schr Artist Forester Wood
bridge, Nj r., 49,.
wIsCAssET June 22-sld brig Tornado Ridley Nasn
gas.
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SElONB BOARD.


THURSDAY, Jale I'd ?. NJ
Asnss.-we have change 10 notice IN prices wbilc
sales we're limited.
BREspsrFEs -Flour--The high rates Of exchange
tended 70 buoy up prices, in tho face Of SITTER rates
for frcights Flour again higher, especially for
medium grades Of state aud Western brands, with
good demand from the trade and for export with sales
Of rs 600 bbs, closing within the following range Of
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gold, which they will proceed to sell some fine

gold which they will proceed to sell rome fine
morning
The stock market was strong this morning, with
an improved demand for the railway bonds and
shares. Pacific Mail rose "a, Central a, Erie u,
Hudson a, Panama q, Galena Il, Toledo u and
Rock Island Il, There was no change in the
Michigan shares. Governments and State stocks
were all about "a better. We notice considerable
sctivty in the bonds OF the Chicago and North
western. These bonds have been unaccountably
neglected for some time, and, tho1gh the assented
bonds have risen 5, and the second mortgage
6 per cent, within two three days, they
are still from 20 to 80 per cent lower
than other bonds Of similar character and
apparently no greater merit. There have been
some heavy purchases of Toledo lately. 1t is
derstood that the whole floating debt Of the
Germ is funded, and that every car the road is
fully employed. 1t is the lowest of the dividend
paying stocks. Galena Rock Island and the Michi-
gan shares have been somewhat neglected of late.
Central continues very active. The quidnnncs
busy debating the question whether the dividend
will be or 81 Nothing will be known till Mr..
Corning returns to Albany The scarcity Of first
class bonds has attracted attention to Central
as an investment; it is probably as certain
to pay 6 per cent as any bond m the eoun-
try. After the board the market was mac
tive. At the second board prices improved
again Il a all round, and there good de-
mand for the Western shares especially. The
market closed firm, the following being the last
quotations. United States 6's, registered, 1851,
1925 1927; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 1868
1867; Tennessee 6's, $50 a 5S1s; Missouri 6's,
5l1a = American gold, 1895 l0914; Pacific
Mail, ll64 III; New York Central, s4T 9414;
Erie 36T 81; do. preferred, 6414 641s; Hud-
River, 4624 4774; Harlem, l71a III; do
preferred, 421a 422s; Reading, 57I o 5S1aa
Michigan Central, GA GA; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 271s 2714; do. guaranteed,
60 50; Panama, 1897 l4l; Illinois Central,
621aa So; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1873 a "a;
Galena and Chicago, 71T ~ Cleveland and
Toledo, 1875 a 1917; Chicago and Rock Island
$50 $50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1874
70. The market was very strong indeed after
the second board; the extreme prices of the after
noon were freely bid
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
FOR customs. 213,O0O W
Payments. 590,I13 ~
Balance 10 O2S, l25 90
Very little of the old stock or bonds Of the Erie
Railroad Company will be excluded from the pri-
vileges of the reorganization.
The shares all in except 500. $50. 900
The bonds still out 10000
Total. $40 900
Most of this is probably lost. They must be AS
sented by the lst of July.
The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the
third week of June:-
Third week, 1892 $57 ASS
Third week 1861 IS, 535
The earnings Of the Western roads show very
well. The Galena gains SIS 900 on the third week,
the Rock Island $40 000 the Toledo $500 for the
month thus far.
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HOTELS.

DALACE PARK HoUSE-CoRNER OF FoRTIEfJfi
arst and,Sixth avenue. The most desirable local In.
New York for summer BOARDING. aiming the COIL
aung MIR OF the country with city,,
Rooms in suits or sinsci well furnished and ventilated.
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OFFICIAL REPORT.

OFFICIAL REPORT.
The following s the official report Of the casualties
IN the action before Strasburg tho LIST june OF
areconnoitering party of hundred men, under
mand OF Captains Hart and Won Strauss and First Lieu
tenant Doan:-
First Lieutenant Dolan wounded Second Lieutenant
Hawk ns wounded, Sergeant Crozer, Co. L, missing
prvates Wilson, Co. f, wounded McFal, Co. +, missing;
Mcdonald, Co b. missing. Companies b, c and L lose
four horses each, with equipments and Company seven
horses. Total nineteen horses.
In the action before Harnsenburg, June o.
Major Won Piechelsteyn, missing; First Lieutenant
Ahrsns, wounded; private Schocn, Co. A, wounded;
Corporal Schmidt, Co d, mssing privates Buckhardt,
Go. ID, missing; Conrad, Co. D, killed Jacob, Co. ID,
missing Sergeant Fuller, Co. missing prvates Brown,
Co. T, missing; Banswen, Co. missing Goldner, Co.
II, missing; Klitte, Co. H. missing; Wurtz killed.
sixteen horses and equipments.
In the action between Newmarket and Harrisonburg,
on June IL -
Private Glacken, Co. l. and horse, killed by bush
whackers when returning from duty to guard pri
yate Fred. Conner, Co. j, taken prisoner New
market, June II.
The Colonel commanding the regiment is happy to be
able TO testify to the gallant conduct of the officers and
pryates composing his command each OF the above
renconres, and TO the aacrity with which they per-
formed their difficult duties. Col. G. f. DICKEL,
Commanding Fourth New York Cavalry.
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The steamship China, Of the Cunard line win sail for
Liverpool her regular day. July with one engine hav
ing disabled the after engine her passage 70 tb
port.
BAsK VIM WOOD, which sailed from New Bedford 2xth
inst struck rock between North Lodges and
after remaining for two hours without apparent
damage She returned TO port however, and will taken
on the marine railway for examination.
CotLIsfos-The brigs Amanda Jane for Cardenas aud
Princeton for Boston both from Philadelphia on
Bombay HOOK 25th both badly from collision
for repairs
BurrAro jane 24rhe propeller Quincy from Detroit for
this port went ashore during fog Point ON
the Canada side stcantug g3t her on without
vessel or cargo. ~ an expense Of $3l5.
Notice TO Mariners.
roc 81
TgINfTy HoUsE LONDON, June "a 1862.
Npti,e ~ IcropF lie LIST July
te FiEna n hitherto lyed from he Telegraph station
Hoiytad ~ = ain dnTjog f0gy weather will he rcd from
the new pos nn lower dorm the and lately
or'r bcN ~ Sark ~ the intervals Of nc eorf.
~ oino. Y y. BBkIiON, Secretary.
wbafemcn.
see lpuft nfri, als Aiuyp,
Al BHrhnUos iAuc Z. Uafk Arab tcqort.
spoken. &c.
Nhlu tttn laHrn. rCin AkS ab for Falmouth, E Juae
SIR glin Wotti, iroln Sunderland for Bangkok,
Mat Ht ~ NJ un q 10 w.
Sop join Watts Wine.ei iron, Cafdif for shaughac
Ma. aH U3iN ~, eu 1921 ~
- s,pcesgs w,y f'om c@rlID for singapore. Apn
ke,ouuc Enncwarl toun, erew IN i,oprr May q. la
'UUs w tShip Revenue, Srls, it0 NUulti iof tie
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