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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

- MILLS SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE
hN AND AFTER NAY 5. iss2, trains ~ill be
" follows;
NAT Tram will leave indianapolis al lilo NJ
stop all stations and make Close connection al kokomo
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lane kail
road Tor LoSan>por Val araiso and Chicago. and arrive
al Peru al 3;l5 r. n, make connections with
trains the Toledo aud Wabash kslwa going ksst and
West.
Returning the same train will leave Peru az coo
A. N after the arrival Of the the T. w X. W
from the last and arrive AZ Indianapolis 80 A. NJ.
in time TO make connections for all ponts East, South
and West.
An ExpreSstrain will leave indianapolis At loss a. n.
kokono with train Tor Chcaea and arrive At
Peru a. 90 A. NJ IN time make connection with trains
going East and west on the Toledo aud Wabash Rail
Returning the train will leave Peru 1900 NJ.
making close connection al kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and ogan~porr. aud arrive Al indianapolis
slo r. NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincnnau Louisville and other poinis.
Special given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchatsii-c xeneraily-
DAVID MACY. General Agent aud superintendent
TsEo. y. HAueHsY. General Ticket Agent apl Eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SIN p-0-LR1D@>
r a I L r Q A d
EEyszs - &

sE;ss5 p 80 -.
shortest Houtc by Thirty WiIes!
No CHANGE OF CARS To CINCINNATI
Three trains indianapolis Daily Sundays sScep'sd1
a NIRST TR AI~.-52a M CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
II Express arrives Cincinnati 10 A NJ and Lex
incton, NY. 130 4. N
Second Iran 1910 A. N.-tncnnati Mail. arrives AZ
Cincinnati 4. NJ making cle connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor I.ovelaud. Morrow, Columbus, New-
ark. Zane>vife and Wheeling.
Third T. NJ Cincinnati Express, arrives 1t
Cincinnati ll:lO 4. NJ.
Fare same a. ty any other route
Call for tickets ria the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage check ed through.
SPECIAL SOucE-Be you get In the right train at
Indianapolis The -fy Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track. being the farhesi track south IN the Union
Depot. at Indianapolis
W. n. l.. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
WV. POWELL. Travelling Agent m,26 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Tnxes sm posed sy the Tax Bill,
and Passed nv Congress. June 23ds
usgs-rhe OutIes 90 Incomes, susu.
suranee Companies. Rattread Com.
paases, &e.-The Taxes en- DssstSued
spirits, Manufactures, OILS, Paper.
Gas, Candles, Tsbaece, snuff, Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws. Cloth, Lea
ther. GBuc. wine. Coal. &c.-The Tax
ON Cetson-The License Tax, &C., &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A II r o a D.
1862. Nm s R 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route tn Chicago via x oh om o
81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

TIE Tar BAL Just ps--ed both Houses q Congress on
the I'D % June We give below table q the taxes i'm
posed The II the sr.ee- snd Glasses n persons
tsxea. arranged In sghasesi form, rendering the
table valuable forcoavenem and resdy reference:
The taxes mpe- Of the following dIgerenteasses
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
UNITED STATES LICENSES,

Public notice Is hereby gvsn that the annual collection
list and Excise Taxes for the County Of Des Motns 10
the collection district for the year commencing Sep
tember 1s 1862 has been returned to the B. Assessor
Payment is deman ded from and after December t, Of
persons nam.d therein of the amount set against their
names respectively by the United States Collector Of In.
terna Revenue Of the first district Iowa, at The once Of
the COUNTY TREASURER N MARION BALL, City o.
Burlington. All payments must be made before the 9Th
day Of January 1861 and all persons who shall neglect
to pay the other Taxes assessed against them
within the time specified sb be liable to PAY TEN PEI
cent additional upon the amount thereof.
No collection will be made elsewhere than at the ONO,
Of the Collector without the additional TEN per cenfu
being made as the law provides. . ''t' . =
No other currency than TREASURY NOTES will be
received. = , & = p ~
Section 50 Excise Law says That any person or per.
sons shall exercise carry any trade or business fol
which license required this act without taking out
such license they shall for every such offence, res
pectvey forfeit apenslty equal to three times the amount
Of the duty or ofmonry imposed for such licenses
I'd 8, rha.s 80. WALKER, o.
- Collector First District.
t =, n. s,h 1eeo ao-- ,ros --tHaA
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Chicago Marked.

Thursday Evening, Dec. 4.
iL0UR-Received 4,3ls brls. Market firm
a an steady. Sales we're 900 brls "Lower Egypt"
"hlte Winter At $5,45; 200 brls do at %, 40; 100
t DIS "ceresco Spring Extra" at s4,75; loo brls
chicago Mills" do round hoop and IS brls We
sa.egs do At $500; 100 brls Albion do at
NSS; 200 brls Brick City, 100 brls Chicago
Als and $50 brls (brand not named, do at
Ani,so; and LOO brls Mckinney, and 100 brls
SSorthvestern do at $3.50; IS brls (weedy)
spring Extra at 6,2s; 80 brls Empire and 100
ofls Wallace do at $40; Al brls (brand not
named Spring Super st So. 00-all delivered.
WhEAT-Received2 5, SlS bu; Market steady.
Saes 600 bu No Red at9se; 400 Blu do at
ssotc' 600 bu do at ssSc; 400 bu Amber Iowa at
"si $500 bu No Spring Tin Mum 4 Scott's)
nsie; 1000 bu do at oslo; 5000 bu do at csc;
sooo bu do at s24c; 800 bu do at s2c; 1000
% NO Spring at sc; 400 blu do at Sla; 1000
W " rejected Red Tin Sturges, Smith & Co.'S at
.stc; $500 bu do at SOC; 400 blu do at cote;
s wv bu do at 9oic; 400 bu Rejected Spring lin
@urges, Smith L Cos) at CSC; $500 bu do ct
lastore.
c0RN-Received s0,99s bu. Advanced 16ale
ou! closed dull Sales 1900 bu Mixed at S5}c;
0so bu do At S5tc; 1850 bu do at s5c; 5000
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

l3ii Tuesday Evening, December 2, 1853
COTTON-Sales of 10 bales at 56c, and 10
and IS do at 57ac y ID. For choice lot bs}
was offered.
FLOUR-Dull. 81 Small lots of country com.
prising about 400 bbls, were sold as follows:
80 bbis low super at IS 70; $50 sks do So 70,
SKIS returned; 70 bbIs super at 81 80 do do
ut 81 l2}; so sacks do at ~ %; 80 bbls
single extra at 81 so, and IS bbls do at a 40,
delivered.
RYE FLoUR--A lot Of 90 barrels at IS IS
per barrel.
at IS rs per 100 lbs--an advance. 90 10 49,
WHEAT-Prices continue to rule low. Sales
Of IA SKIS poor fall at Csc; S6S do kediterra-
mean and lS do common fall at 75c; 2O2 do com
mon fall at ss@s5c 1878 do fair and good at
9O@93c; $3.50 do prime at 95@s7ie 900 do
good and prime at 9Oc@$l 1878 do do at 81 ;
| 300 do do at 81 3Y; 435 do strictly prime
and choice at 81 O2@l Os; 662 do choice a
81 o.; $50 Dc at 81 OF; ITO do extra at 81
08; and l63 do do private.
CORN-Sales Of 4s4 SKIS mixed, In salt sacks
at file; oil do mixed and mixed white at 42c
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

A MEDICINE CHEsr IN BorrLE.-This re.
mark is applicable to Kennedy g Medical discov-
cry: for the stock of no medicine chest in the
world ever cured so many individuals of such
variety of diseases as has one bottle of the
Medical Discovery. The columns Of our pa.
per if they we're increased three-fold could not
contain a quarter part Of the names Of those
who have been curedof. Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, and other humors equally painful and
agravating. This is no exaggerated state
ment, as we have seen certificates frem persons
who, have been cured of oil the diseases, and
We recommend the Discovery to the afflicted
e7eryWhere d&w1t.
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ons to-day were az follows:

A lot Of 80 heavy hogs, averaging 400 fbs
we're bought by John L. Hancock at 81 90.
/ NESS PORK-Holders are firm at $40. O0@
1850 for country and city packed, but there is
little or no inquiry.
ENGLISH MEATS-Firm and in fair re-
quest. Sales 100 boxes Cumberland middles at
SIC. a.-..s. ....,. b.,-
LARD-Firm and steady. Sales $50 tierces
city steam at &c. $50 tierces do At &c. so tierces
kettle at SIC; Is tierces No. L Lard at TIC; IS
tierces white grease at &c.
DRESSED HOGS-There Was fair inquiry
by packers and the market ruled firm, closing at
an advance of SC on good heavy lots. The sales
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
MARKETS..
BusLuorou, Friday, =. Y.

BusLmorou. Friday, =. \.
m. ,eather during the week he's been oil that
..u he desired by Pork men, and We have to
GU. active trade. On Monday the B. y.
wv. r put on an additional train to provide
,,si- increased business. Receipts BY this
VT. since our last report 10000; previously
i .o,,ed ss,sls; total 70 date s4,Sls. The near
sssp, s.,. those that are usually driven in, have
" -, begun to move. Prices here are With
Nv r,terisl change, and We quote $500 TO
o' ~ =. about the range for net weight A sale
>. made early in the week Of 100 tierces Of
ZINE ie..le rendered lard at TIC. on account Of
..,,v in Providence, R. l., to be held here I'M
~ the opening Of navigation. es i
p.csnt transactions that have come under out
,,,ice would indicate that purchasers have an
y. to . down River market in the spring,
.,icb drovers would do we'll to make anete Of
before shipping to Chicago. a,
A, ot,umwa We learn they are slaughterins
J .hon, 700 hogs day. We have no report from
other interior points.
Tho Cincinnati Price Current Of Wednesday
says
The weather has been cool, with light frosts,
.,d some rain, and on the whole quite favora-
bic for pork packing. a, 81,
Hogs have arrived freely, and met, on the
,bole with demand about equal to the re-.
.epts until Monday and yesterday when de-
cline of fully 2O@25c. was established. The
houses packing on foreign account have bought
kf,sely. and with little or no intermission, and
ho.ed meats for the English market are being
sbipped largely; but tie aggregate shipments
are slightly behind those Of last year at this
date The average weight of the hogs which
have been brought in the past week, is better
than it had been previously, and is full one,
though not as great as last year; but it must
b. remembered that hogs last year were I'M
usually large and fat, and the weight far
shove the usual average.
There are continued complaints regarding
The yield Of lard, and in many cases it j:
stated that it will fall of one.third as com
pared with last year, but the hogs now arriv
ing are yielding more lard than those which
were first brought in.
Monday, the market opened heavy, and mos
Of, the leading packers withdrew, being supplied
t.r one or two days. This made drovers more
anxious to cell, and partial decline was estab
! lished, of l0@l5c per GENITAL; good average
selling at $4,So@4,50. The sales we're:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH.-In exam
inlng the vessels at the various wharves we
find among the curiosities Of our commerce
the brig Miranda, just in from Truxillo with
cargo of Houdras Sarsaparilla for DR.. J. C.
Aver Co.. Of Lowell. So particular ore this
firm as to the articles used in compounding
their various remedies, that they have this
drug like some others they consume, gathered
for them by g skillful agent of their own in the
tropical regions of its growth. He informs us
that there are many species of this plant, but
two Of which are really valuable in medicine
| the qualities of these are also affected by the
time of gathering, mode Of curing, etc., oper-
atoms which in that region Of unreliable work.
men imposes heavy labor upon him. One Of
the inert varieties of Sarsaparilla grows wild
in our forests, while several others, nearly
worthless. abound in Central and South Amer
lea. The intelligent agent assured US that
the virtues Of this drug had never been fully
told, and that the reason of the low esteem in
which so many hold tits mainly due to the
importation of such immense quantities of the
worthless varieties. His accounts Of his trips
to Honduras and his business excursions along
the Gulf of Dulce and the rivers Of Montague
and Santiago and among the adjacent noun
tains were of intense interest. We can but
commend and honor his employers for the
faithfulness and energy with which they exe-
cute their trust as ministers to the public
heath, and We suspect that this course is at
least one of the reasons why their medicines
are held in such extraordinary favor through
out the civilized world.-[New York City
News -.,-,... d&w1t.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
Bachelors Hair Dye!

fH1 BEST n rA1 Would.
WILLIAM \. BAfCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
producesa colo, not TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 ure ths Hair in the least remedies
ue effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the Hair for
Life. GREY, RED, OF RUSTY HAIR instantly turns .
splendid Black Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold BY all Druggists, &c.
~ The 0enuineis signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE.
L0R, on tie four sides o. each boo. 3
RAofoaY, No. 81 BARCLAY STRBE1, (Late 1888 Broad
soGy omd 16 Bond Strssts,) New YORK.
may31-w1y :"
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Burlington, Dec. 9th, 1Ss2-d2v. wst

tag- Barbydt has just received the most els-
CANT assortment of fine Boots and Shoes for La
dies and Children's wear ever brought to this
market Ali the new styles Of Fall and Winter
goods will be found at his establishment. He
still continues to manufacture everything in his
line on the shortest notice. HhE
Call at the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets and be convinced. seDt2Od&wtf.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

The Iowa City State Press speaks Of Mr. a..
u. Martin, the late Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Fourth District, as "our Con-
gresham elect" and announces that he intends
TO contest the seat with Mr.. Grinnell, on ''the
constitutionality of the law authorizing the SOL
diers' vote" This is decidedly cool, to say the
least of it, when this same Il. NJ. Martin was a
member Of the Legislature which enacted that
law. and himself urged its passage and voted in
its favor! Cool, very, considering that Mr..
Grinnells majority is only 1871, and that he
cannot be ousted from his seat without the dis
franchisement Of the brave thousands who have
left their Iowa homes to fight for the preaer va.
ton Of the Union. What do Democrats care
for that, however; they had no business to 20,
Of course, and certainly have no right to vote.
The voting must be done by the Democrats who
stay at home, not by the Republicans who fight
-[Davenport Gazette.
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New York Dec.
FLOUR-Market 10000 better. Sale at &c 000s 90
extra state; IS 500 IS shipping brands extra y.
WHEAT-Market 102: better. Sales at 81 2001 q
Chicago spring. 81 240l "a Nil club: 81 3s0l 4S winter
red western.
CORN-Msrket 1c better. Sales ct 74075 shipping
mixed western. .sE
OATs-Firmer. Sales at 65@6S.
WHISKY-Market firm. SAFES at 8S
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

ovc
CoRN-1s@l7c.
RYE-30c. q. 80
BEANS-Sl@ S1 so per bush.
POTATOES-4O to 45c per bush.
OATS-26@27c. firm.
BUTTERFLY to l5c.
EGGS-l24c. s
OHlCKESs-sl oo@l rs per doc.
aAY-Timothy, s7@Ss.
WO0D-SS 5O@S4. yaa a
HlDES-Green, 6@6fc.; Dry Flint l4@l5c.
Green Sailed TIC firm.
GREEN CALF SKINS-7c. /; sailed, Sc.
SHEEP PELTS-50@l0O.
Observation-Disclosures.
LARD-S07c. per b in Dbl.
DRlED APPLES-3@4c, per b., no market;
green do. 50@60c per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-s1 ,O0@S1, 20 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-3O cents ~
sashel No sale. ....,e,-
GLOVER SEED-S4 90.
FLAX SEED-Nearly all offered is inferior
md dirty. An extra lot would bring 81 rs. So
CORN AEAL-2b@sOc., in great demand.
SACON-Hams, sugar cured, s cents ;
SHOULDERS Il, side SC. = ~ g , 7 =. -
EAGS-2i@Sc per b.
ooAL OIL-9sc per gallon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
MARRIED,

IAtthe residence Of Amos Royce in Mt. Pleasant, on
the afternoon OF Tuesday, Dec I'd, 1862, BY Rev DR..
Jocelyu isaac N. ELLIoTr Of Charlton and Miss ANA
NJ RoYcs Of Mt. Pleasant.
Al the residence Of the Brides father in the CITY, on
the 4th inst by Rev. A. F. Wiley, Mr. JEREMIAH
HARRIS to MARY FRANKLIN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AsA~A~A>A>S
Monday, Dec. For the first time in
many months there is short supply of bull
locks in market to day, only $500 head being
reported in Forty fourth street, against 4, 900
head last week. OF course the price rises,
drovers and brokers say half cent pound !;
butchers say from half to whole cent. It is
very certain that more bullocks sell to>dAy at
9 cents, net, pound than upon any day
the past Autumn, and that some Western
droves will sell at &C., snd droves that would
not average 8 cents pound last week, will
average fully 81 cents to day. 1t is also GER
tain that it is about as easy to make drove of
good fair Illinois steers average cents pound
in this market as it was to make them average
71@71c. last week, and, owing to the better
demand, the brokers are able to get better es-
Inmates of weight. We know that some droves
have been sold wholesale to day at 81 head
upon u cwt. steers more than the owner
would have taken last week. The rise is not
so much probably upon the low grades Of cat
tie, but there is an advance upon all, and very
few have sold to day as low as cents pound
for the net weight The proportionate num-
per of good bullocks is rather better than last
week, and there are some extra or premium
lots that will sell st full % cents, net. pound.
The weather to day, for the first of Winter, is
mild and rainy, but trade commenced early
and has continued brisk, and the yards will be
nearer cleared to night of all the stock on sale,
and it is quite uncertain about an increased
supply to morrow, though it is known that
there are several lots on the way, awaiting
| transportation. If they do net arrive, the
closing day will be the best of the season.
The Hog MARKET is crowded to excess, and
very dull at declining prices. The very top
price is 5 cents per pound live weight.
The sheep market is very lively, and slight
| lv hinher
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

~ 70 TIN NERVOUS OF BOTH Sexes. A Re.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health Ii
dayA seer many yearsof great Suffering, whgto e..
others By sending (ree) on the receipt Of pos
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used. d.
rect 70 the Rev. JOHN H. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street,
Bfooklyn, N. 7. a liune14-W4m
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POI do white at 4sc; 22S do At 44c; and 2se
do at 45c.
OATS-Firmer, with sales of 200 SKIS at Sale
$50 do at 63c; 400 do at $40; and 1850 do in
various lots Oh private terms.
BARLEY-Sales of 1854 sks common fall 4,
81 10; 70 do at 81 IS; 6S do good at 81 60
265 do st 81 6s; 200 do fall private, and l5C
do spring at 81 Is, sacks returned in all cases
RYE-Sales of 500 SKIS ct 47c, sks returned
HOGS-Most of the hogs coming it to-day are
contract lots, and but few sales are Making
Prices range from $4@44 40 net.
ePROVISIONS AND LARD-No transactions
0WHISKEY-No sales reported.
1 lHIDES-Dry nint lsc green sailed Tic.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales Of IL sks apples at 81
40, and do peaches at 81 IS n Blu.
0WHITE BEANS-Sales Of Is sks at 81 95
9 bbls at q, 90 SKIS at 81 0ai, Is bbls at q IL,
and 8 bbls at - 20 bu.
HAY-Sales of 400 bales ct Tito, and 80 dc
extra at SIC ~ 100 lbs.
POTATOES AND, ONIONS-No sales re-
ported. hr't - - -
WOOL-Market firm, and sales of 500 lbs
washed at sc, 800 do at 64c, and 1000 do at Csc
y b.
MOLASSES-Sales of II bbls Sorghum q,
42c; and 20 do Plantation at 60 y gallon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06
DIED

on.sunday morning, Nov. S0th SAMUEL MAlLow, aged
about "a years.
At Predercksbury, Va, Corporal MrcHAEL PAINTER,
Of Burlington.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-06

Yesterday the market opened heavy again and
prices further declined lOc, and dull and hea-
W feeling, twas known that prices have de-
clned in New York, and this, with the large
receipts, depressed the market, and it closed Nat
I at A,OO@4 40. The receipts to date and last
Total this season. 2sO,667
Same time last season, l09,Ol6
In Chicago yesterday live hogs sold from
$3.50 to $3.50; dressed $3.50 to 1886; very
choice lots "a. .
The stock of old pork in packing yards of New
York and Bro oklyn, Dec. !. 1889 bbls
Same date last year, 33,476
Nov. l, the stock vas 15l,659
Showing quite reduction. Prices were dull
attlS.25 for mess, and Sll so for prime.
We give below extended reports of all the
principal markets. ...
Receipts of grain here are moderate. Wheat
trae higher than week ago. Good winter
sells for 80 cents, and spring suitable for mill
ing ct coo.
Oats in active request at our quotations. Al
Chicago We notice quite an active demand fol
Oats for shipment to Louisville and Cincinnati.
Our usual full quotations of other markets
viii be found annexed.
SUGAR-ll}@l2ic; crushed, l54c refined
white lac; clarified 1910.
C0FFEE-32(@35c.
40LASSES-By the bbl., Reboiled, 40; Syr.
10, SO; kegs, g. so. Sorghum, 26@3Oc.
NAILS-Ass., 81 5o@5 90.
SALTS, 50@s,75.
RlCE-9c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, new 81 so.
BR0OMS-Sl 5O@$2 per dozen.
LOUR-Spring, Wholesale 81, 800; Retail S..
70; Winter, wholesale, $50; Retail $500.
WHEAT-Spring, 5o@soc; Winter ::75@-