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WHAT NE cAhb Of POLf6AMr, RELIGIOUS
ToLERArIoN AND THE Laws.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan s.-Gov Woods an
peareo before the legislative assembly TO-DAY,
and read his message. II recommends the pas
sage Of mining Law; also, o law as q basis for
an efkcient system Of free chools, with q tax
upon all property for their support; also, an APP
preparation to defray the expenses of the com
MISSIONER 70 attend the centennial celebration
OF American Independence. It suggests the
establishment OF an asylum for the insane, the
necessity Of system OF railroads TO penetrate
every portion Of the territory, and the memo-
REALIZATION Of Congress for the donation of lands.
now unproductive and worthless to those who
VIII improve them by irrigation. On the sub
tect OF marriage, he deprecates the violation OF
class can violate one law with impnnity, and
shield themselves behind the bulwarks of relig-
tous liberation, another can do likewise with
-ome other law, and 50 on, until religious dog
mas take the place Of the constitution and laws
and anarchy ensues. He says, "as q friend OF
the whole people, and earnestly desiring the
prosperity Of all, / urge you to take such steps
as will establish harmony between Utah and the
general government on this subject. Terrific
ries are wards OF the republic, and as such are
subject to the win Of Congress. The constitu-
ton guarantees freedom Of conscience in relig-
on, but IL presumes that all religious convic-
Mons shall be in harmony with the supreme
eide. There Is no statute IN Utah on marriage,
as II should be. Marriage may be sacrament,
but IL Is none the less Q civil contract This d
an established doctrine of the republ c, and
should be 30 regarded In this territory" Tn
conclusion, the governor pledges himself that 10
develop the varied resources OF the territory, to
make more-eecure the rights and liberties Of its
citizens, and to secure pure and rapid enforce
ments OF Its laws, he win give the legislature his
hearty cooperation.
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Mayer 0alrs Abdicatien a. mn.

new YORK, Jan. 1o.-It Is generally believed
nAt mayor Hall VIII soon formally, resign
Mayor. The report 10 current that bank ac-
cunt OF Mayor Halle has ct last been found In
he Manhattan bank, and that prosecution based
Ipon u is about TO - made BY Attorney General
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Coon yoR FAr11Ax COUNTY, vA-Falrfsx
es,2e4 g, beddes which there b 8 sOiyent 81,
oesinss 2 Sorner sheriff Tor q 90. An csaims
ssesanes ne country have been paid. % that We
year WITH and IL win not b neceerarv ~ law
Any eax fof county purposes f6r is72.-Fssrfaz
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The Most Despe

Tne Most Desperate Fight ON Record.
BAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 9.-The latest adyices
he hight between Charles Jones, an escaned
convict from the Nevada prison, and Francis
Armisted, who was pursuing him, occurred.
,onnI m the particulars first received. Jones
iied. The fights considered the most desperate
;ver recorded.
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TELEGRANS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

Be-eIeetaen q Senator Sherman.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. lo.-The general as
semoiy, In joint convention, at half past twelve
O'Clock to-day, elected John Sherman United
States Senator.
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SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 9.-The Central Pacific
railroad is now receiving all eastern bound
height offering. Thousands Of cattle persisted
oy the Hood in Sacramento valley. The storm
sun raging In that locality, and the rivers are
sengers, and mails from New York of D>c. 2sth.
arrived last night. The storm here has al Last
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LAEoAsT.R, n. II, Jan. "a slight shock
QuKBIc, Jan. 1o.-A heavy shock Of earth.
Quake was felt here ste.lO last night lasting Tor
several seconds. The citisens were considera-
The shock was also felt q Riviere dc Loup,
Grand Island, Mites, and Three Rivers. -
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IHr eHoorrNa rrsTEEDAy-THE cAnTxRTrns
YRIvEETKp FRon NETTING ro-DAr.
nav ORLEANS, Jan. n.-The morning papers
published the names ofsevcrai citizens who w.t.
mess the shooting sf whey land ycsterdAy, and
safe thef THE sheoting wss done BY police
man. Early this morning large numbers Of
hetropolitans, armed with Manchester rifie<,
ieok position on Royal street, occupying alnssi
the entire street from Canal 90 Custom hose
street, preventing the assembling OF the Carter
it's at their usuaI place Of meeting.
Do0atno q General ualDeek.
LOUISVILLE, NJ, Jan. W.-The remains OF
the late General Halleck VIII be placed In the
vauit at Cave Hin Cemetery until removed %
Greenwood Cemetery st New York. The usual
military honors win be paid 10 the Dad
The IoWa Senas0rshtp.
DIS MorNRe, Iowa, Jan. i0.-The republican
caucus 20 nominate o United States Senator
meets tonight. Allison win probably be norni-
mated on the second ballot.
Ne Extraordinary Acssvssy % enc
BrOeklya 1avy-Yard.
NEW YORK. Jan. l0.-There In no extrAordi-
nary activity at the Brooklyn navy-yard, q has
W.. II. Ev0res.
INV YoRK, Jan. 10.-wm. M. Evarts Was last
night elected president OF the bar association,
---)oS.-
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TRIcHINA SPIRALls AGAIN.-In Cleveland,
on the body Of Carl Martins. Three weeks be-
fore Christmas, Martins purchased O CARCASS
Of pork. Some Of the meat was eaten the same
day, and some was made into sausage. About
in a short time the whole family we're faSan
sick, Ma tins dying on Sunday. Mrs. Martins
and her two children are now very sick and the
former IL not likely TO survive. The jury rem
aered q verdict .oat Martins came 10 his death
by eating meat iniacted with trichina ep,ralis-
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NEW YoR1, Jan. le.--A pstticc has been for
forth that PROOF are abundant that the eiecfion
Of Tweed was the result Of fraud, and prsyins
hat his seat b declared vacant. EyidenSe az
frauds accompany the petition.
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ABDIcATloN OF MAYOR HALL-A notice
issued yesterday afternoon by Mayor Hall IL
regarded a. preliminary step 10 his actual rse-
tgnation. The notice states that "urRent and
much-neglected private Affairs viii prevent the
mayor during period Of It least . week from
this date, (Jannary eth,) and the presidcnf OF
the board OF aldermen Vii; oct - mayor mail
THIS record be revoked" signed BY <. Qsksy
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A RAILROAD WAR--Steps we've taken yester-
Gay 70 forc!ose . mortgage Of the Hsmpstesd
bondholders, who have not received overdne
coupons, and light OF quite Q serious en-
was the result. The railroad nen 0nsllv hsss
On tneir antagonist, and remain nastsrs or the
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER s the bes article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold By al drpggtHs Price, 3 and 50 cents.
ER restores soiled gloves equal to Sold BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, %
cents. de sly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL EATEK.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
wACH r n l.,
VrR0PE'S GRsATEsT TENOR.
WITH The GRsND q GERMAN OPERA.
GAIL ROSA mi q .NsUENDokFF, Dir &c .ors.
Il. DEYIVO, Business Manager.
WEDNESDAY. JAN 10, Sec nd Oo-ra Wight,
POSTILLION DE LONJUNEAC
up. WACHTEL in his original famous character OF
s,HAPEI on, whis he has sung over go times to
Invariably yeIfiO~ ing houses
MILE CANE SA as Magdalena;
Mr.. WEBBING rs Marquis of COrsy;
Mr. FRANOSCH as B;jou;
Miss SCHMITZ Rosa.
CoyprcTOR..-----..............n r. A. NEUENDORFF.
FRIDAY-The hr9UENUTS.
wACHrEL In hts Erandest role Of RaouL.
AME LICHTMAY, MECHANISM. Miss X RO USE,
HERMeENS. VIEBLING, &c.
SATURDAY-MARTHA.
WACHTEL in his superb role Of LIONEL.
Reserved Seats, IS, S2 SO. 81. according to 10
<afion. General admission, 81 so; Gallery, 81 :
Boxes $50
Seats can be secured TO-DAY at the Box Once Of
the fheater Oniy from q. m. to p. m j9-u
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lea Z RePrins' sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisssurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.n
1t improves appetite and digestion, and IL b I'M.
riyaled Tor its favor.
We are directed by Messru. LEA PERRINS TO
prosecute eli parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN OUNCANB SONS.
au1s- eo0m Agents, New Yerk
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EvAxsvlLLE, Ind. Jan. IA boz, IS wear
OLD, named Hedgespeth, living near Meant Car
sss, H. ss2S and ki,,sd he neeher ysstsrds!
boy u nov IN jall.
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0otChelOKsO HAIR OyOs
This splendid Hair Dye b the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not osntail
lead, any eitslse poison TO- produce paralysis
sssth; Avsid the Wanted and delusive RSep.ration
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thtTfy year
Intarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity z
sy all druggists. APPLIED ct 10 Bond street. Ney
York feG-0
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OVERCOATS.
BUSINESS SUITS.

GLBNGA8Ys, 10, ~ IS, AND els.
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX GOATS
AT, Q, ., 10. AHp ol9.
YOUTHS SUITS ct 10, II, ~. 1859. AND els.
BOYS SUITS iron o. to %.
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TEE BowEH SoofT Wac IN souru CAnott-
sA.-ln the South Carolina Legisistnre yester-
Gay, De9age vas read IRON Gov. ecott
defending himsef against Bovcas chsrres IN
the house. Bowen replied With bitterpeS %
ene De9age, Challenging Scott % meet His
The 0ecial Order for Mondax
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NEW YoRK, Jan. I0.-There IL no extrsordi
nary activity at the Brooklyn navy-yard, - ha
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loll PIuNsYLvANlA AvluUD,
dec1 Dstwss. Nh ga nh s4ssts.
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RLIND Tom coNcERTs. .a..
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANB SATURDAY EVE
Mines. Jan. II ID and Is.
The celebrated negro boy Pianist,
BLIND TOM,
the great Musical Prodigy Of the age, and most mar
velous Musical Genius living.
= Before he 10 Withdrawn permanently from be-
fore the public, il s q duty you owe to yourself t.
and hear this great, ncom prehensive wonder OF
the nineteenth century.
Adm 60 cts. Reserved Seats IS cts. Doors
oren at O'Clock; Concert to commence ct Re-
served tickets for sale Ellis Music Store 6t
OLD MOL ON EXHIBITION NEW No.
zss g. AND SALE z+ 1ss
No. 416 9TH street, between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paistings, Ensravings. Chromoe, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangines, window
EhaJes, Pictures, n ames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels. Rings, Nails, &c in the District.
TRIMS CASH.
PIease RENE mber Name and Number. ap25-ly$
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, ne lOuu0 Oy reference 10 the salaries formerly
nxed BY law that large increase Of salaries was
lated, and trusted the committee would have an
opportunity to reyiee the matter Of salaries.
L Nj Kelley (Pa.) said that the remarks of the
gentleman from Ohio showed how it was DOS
dble for the best informed and most industrious
members Of the House could be mistaken. He
once created He desirea t &e %en 16s as r.
Seeome thoroughly acquainted with the subject.
and moved to fec6mnlt the Bill.
Mr.. Mccormick (1do.) moved to amend the
motion BY inatxucting the committee to report q
BIN providing t6r no new bureau, no new o6ices
and no increase Of salaries, and providing that
the metals fof the basef com shalf be purchased
BY contract Of the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Kelley said that had the proposition come
mp - IN amen6ment In the progress OF the bill
Tor the purcha9e Of al the metals used for sub
siduMy coin, he would have supported Il. but
3 instruct the eomnittes 70 % report the BIN.
nmittee 10 report . SIli iot insonsistsnt With
the present. hvs, Il wsald have bsen . little
NJ GssssiS az foh,o, argued in favor Of i'm
Various anenanerts % and modiecafions Of
the motion we're rad 70 the propoGtioH q Mr..
McCormick, when Af. Dawes MAJ ca1lsd the
previous quection, which vas seconded and the
n Sr 49, =: essssse g; esss Il
then ssseed s visSoct d.:
Mr.. Hoars (1eanLs) Gba the Committee On
Electicss, eaned 1p . > privil9ged que.eioa TIE
cese o. ". =. CLARK claimant - . soax u TIE
1iviss sssics az = vsaiS en- a. N.Y.
queGf3oa . helf N holr, proceeded . 0ddre0
d Hease IN sap1est 6 the elains q N. Clark.
s-~sn ,ee-.x e->.N -
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvHNUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were e36s ,3f3.GS.
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ATTORNEY GKNIRAL ADRIAN, who Leaves
the Cabinet to-day, was in consultation with tn,
President for some time this afternoon. Thu
President Ii engaged with many slbjects Of I'm
portance Just at the present time. The repreOen
tatives Of the different departments Of tue gov
eminent have frequent and lengthy consultation,
with him uF0n matters which belong to theil
respective omces, and Senators and Represen-
Of the operations Of the Civil Service bill, have
occasion to request audiences very FREQUENTLY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
=, : .nanf NUTEy.
Mr. c. Edmund Maurice, The son of Prof. F.

Hr. G. Edmund Maurice, the son Of Prof f.
D. Maurice is whiting series OF lives OF English Popu
lar Leaders The FIRST 81 Stephen Iangtop IS fnishcd
the second is TO he of Wat Tyler, and to include
count of slavery and sdOm in England from before the
A. D., the Norfolk Rebels under kctt said. I'VE pray
that an bonde men may he made fire. for God made all
fire with his precious bode sbCddy ing"
A collection OF hitherto unpublished "Lct-
ters of Lord Byron" edited, with preface. by Mr..
Henry Yonug OF oxford University. Will be ~
sued shortly ny Messrs Bentley & SON The same pu6-
fishers also promise the Life and Letters of Capt Mar
ryat, II. NJ the author Of Peter Simple" by bis
daughter, Florence Mavryat (Mrs. Ros church, This
book will contain Marrats scSOugs which have never
before been given to The word.
Mr.. s. r. Driver. Fellow of New College,
Oxford, has edited. with a translation aud notes com
mentaTy on jeremiah and Ezekiel by r. No 'heh ben
Shcsheth The author was learned Spanish jew. who
emgratcd 20 Baby yonia towards 1900 He wrote schola
several Ethical hooks. of which only the present. Is
known 10 CNt in Ms. OF the Eodleian Library liis
system is RATIONAL and he Is nov and lhen really
felicous in hs plantations Ii was not an easy task
TO edit unique MS.
Two popular essays on the narratives of the
pelugo attention from the reputation OF their
authors by Dr. N0ldeke In In Neuep Reich he new
German Afaemi,ldu the other by DR. Diesel IN series
of lectures published by HozendOrff and Vrchow. A
brilliant paper the Bible and archaeology, by NJ. jules
ordinate the ASsyran discoveries Of NJ Lcnornant who
glOrcs in The name Of Catholic" with the most ad
vancod theories OF Biblical criticism.
The SOci(tG dc Geographic has elected its
officers for ts year as follows NM. dAvezac, Presi-
dent Dc Quatrefages, L. Cortambert. Vice Presidents
Mauuoir, Secretary Richard Cortambert and Casimir
Deamarre, Assistant. Secretaries Tho socete Geoo-
gQue has elected NM Hcbert, President DE Roys. Pei
lat GauGiy and leyalos Wee pre sidents Brochs and
tares nanDettcz Treasurer Dangiurc Keeper OF Docu-
%entS; belIrSnd' Toomn, dc ispparent DelSsse, De
Lartat, Morcau. ana Griiner, Council.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
SATURDAY, March 3o-P. NJ.


The week just drawing to a close has been
characterized by revival OF activity in the general
trade OF the city, especially In the later days, owing
10 the advent OF warmer weather. the unusual
,rolongatOn Of the cold having hereto
fore checked business The merchants are, there
fore rejoicing their future prospects, and will
over the season with less amount OF goods their
shelves than last year. Ii Was the Erie contagiOn,
which last week had shown indications Of abang broke
ON anew with great fury, and Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday was the absorbing topic OF conversation in
dealings assumed importance and extent uneqraled
since the oustng OF the Old administration be-
came an accomplished fact In this now excitement
the price was up sharply from S2 TO 67s. Moth
ing new IN relation to the affairs Of the Company has
been developed. The two London interests have been
buying very extensively both in the foreign and domes
Tic but scarcely enough IL Is thought to cause
30 rand an upward have noticed, independent
OF other considerations. There has been decided
speculative mania fostered by this Erie movement
and the outside public which has recently come TO the
aid Of stock speculation encouraged 10 buy IN the
belief that the sure short airline TO fortune s 10 DO
found purchases Of this stock Later In the week the
excitement subsded partly by reason OF the closing OF
the London Stock Exchange during the in'errcgnum
from Good Friday until Tuesday after Easter, oar
own market being largely dependent upon the
Of London prices. simultaneously however with
the lull la te Erie speculation there strong move
Inent stare other shares but notably New York
Central and scrip and Lake Shore which advanced
per cent, the explanation Of the advance being
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

The money market has worked very closely all Day
this morning at per cent gold and this afternoon a
2 OF one per bonus paid the lender In addition 10
the legal currency rate. At tho close quotations re-
yerted back 10 al gold, at tho former Of which rates
tho ond-dealers renewed their engagements Primo
commercial paper moves slowly the basis OF to IL
per cent The bank exhibit favorable, and showed
n contraction OF nearly q million In loans. Tho legal
tender average was reduced sooo rejecting the outflow
Of currency in preparation for April settlemens Tho
deposits wero down $685. and the gold average mp
t94siOo The specie movement OF tho week covers the
disbursement OF about 5000 900 called bonds, and
s23 5j OF coin interest the Customs receipts
footing mp 1901 O75, tho exports amounting 10 sceo
Tho banks now hold In lawful money. In excess OF 20
per cent required by law, G,26l,s5o an increase OF
s143755 Tho following table shows the condition OF
the New-York City banks this week ani last:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01

Tho receipts cotton at all the ports the past week
were 4O49 bales against S91S9 the previous week ING
total receipts since September l. ISL are 2t@,'i O'
against for the corresponding period OF the pre-
vous year showing decrease IN the present crop OF
AZ. %. bales The exports from all tho ports Tor inc
week were $500 bales, against li7 bales for the same
week last year. The total exports for the expired por
ton OF the cotton year 5j92 bales against 22s'
bales for the same time last year The stock at all the
ports Is 39 bales, against 69,73 for the same date N
1871.
The Philadelphia stock market wac dull to-day Penn
sylyania g. third ISSUE sold at 1919; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2si: Reading Railroad 57s and PcnnsJl
yania Railroad, CIt. Gold closed at 1los.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
The days transactions at the U. 8. Sub Treasury


Gold o 0l 435 % unsaey J3 6Gl 90
bod 2&4G3 % Currenes tOs an 80
60d
63I
81 2 Cancelled Gold Certificates sent to Wasbngton D. O.
The which contributed list week to weaken
Foreign Exchanges have continued through the present
one. Liberal supplies OF sterling have been made
against the Eres exported and this amount has been
augmented by feer export Of cotton than for time
past, aggregating the Of $1,000 bales. The feeling
among drawers Is In favor OF continued shipments OF
American securities under the stimulus which has
given to foreign markets by the proposed introduction
on tho London sts several new shares fom the NJ y.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01
THE MARKETS.
tCsrfully Reported for The rHrsrrai

SATURDAY March N. 1872.
AsEsbe receipts to-day . pkgs AID
rldy at SO 23 Pearls are dull and nominal at sl0
COrIOSThe transactions Cotton light,
Quotations unchanged market dull forward deliveries In
sales.
eudng LIS for consumption and al
evening ae mAph 200 at q 10 i6c 100 22i 900
lJ6c 800 at 2sr 100 az sic, notice 10th 1900 10 Ice
Nay tC0 a. a1ie SO a. % 2ise 500 2 Jun. go AZ
2J loo ct 70 lltc so at 2tc 200 At - ll6c
July, 100 a 2oici total 1850 haesi ales today,
TO m.Apn 100 AZ Ht 200 at a l3l6e 100 at % iSisc,
notice after 10Th 200 OF 2ic ao 70 lJl6c e %
See notice amer ioth feo At ?e, so at % aS.e. 100
q l3se 300 At 2c $500 22lc 800 at y l3ifc no at 2c,
o az 2le notice .ter shi 200 a. 70 l3sc 200 i loo at
9i6c' gS nic Ma $40 At - 1ec. CO.. at ale, 500 At
- bloc. 100 s 2tc loo at 2c, l5G 20 3l6c $40 2ltc,
2o 70 3iee 30 % ec 40 At abe - Ge loo at
7e jane 80 2ye 800 al y l6c 200 sc; Jat 100 at
a. 70 lille 100 :. Dic 100 a. % illse. August 800 2glc Sep
h%ee 80 81 Hie s"sal 1850 bales grand total A9S haeA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-01


rates wes h very olerncs 10 the ehlrenng nIs -
TysIo I' b ss% g Lodoa e ,oIS ~
cts 's %;%; BY : :, 20 Sstf % ssfs
GLASGOW go bush Gain a, y % I'm 10 es!er. -esi Bn
bGg Sercs to Gbrsr snd sgi.5@ ME- .na @ oT .,
e. snd Gaze , '%S s,S reiS nssse 20 u. Bs Win 90
Refined Amssaa s., roaeco a. ss al sorrs
bark tuow BoIon) sh 80 ron s.,t seSs to A.i
Sries % a ga;s s 500 H. re on bh,.s ,.Ts S' @
barb Of SO ,a1s rs'isT Ter, s, Of ss tan .oo d @
lamp sun bal,a 5 D.s ..s " . sars Ses:s
With Ressa Petrol a% 90 D11 .S1 s sas who's, m. ~.
s,ror,e new. from Euopc. TO- and ,esonab relh.
Pro@Ss pe 5i GsE dEraaSe bM H. tsaad has Zen a
limited r ouc.'loni i err ~ ,e s5,ss pss o. bvs & And
pS ores; Winter er sn ool1 hGs rood eem.Dt
for south, nat nqar' for spans this and -
eefs the i'oh r. W GOD oef s,oea o.
wrt for Tie donestc r-lsus'e anyhnr 'eafs
alter ;ae M Of ar nesnase beer desaad or spnl
for tL sq9h ens Slh %Ge - ~ , sSced' pr pses
encourage e any ri5 srpor onaso - Al -
na ae. IN reaTi 70 e growing crp rLs have -
being sa'ioA q 70. e',y D.,. .ao Sst a..
seed pa into the go1nf cane ayi IN otHe.s ,Se p y, =,
lat Fall by otsae,sd Weather and 90 snos 70 eo,
% % s, o,o0 Of en-, state Jer Pns ysns Msyrd D. a.s,
ohio Indiana and Mich fo ,'nai. We we ' i sac sos se
lard the export, Of 80 ~ s
t. Wheat ars-t in gua tn Nd chiefly i5 the son AGA
manly WINTER this te'er bet piaz ag 'na & - =,
there .,escines s.rIB WIZ inf nani ~
snI danf for the soatR 70, avs az
5 sO bub al : 4j Tor lkIe sphg; 81 32t for No thoAs9
Spnng aaoat VI 50 No GIS'asee In store ~ i.r Es
Nes-.rn m y u L1d jersey, atoaii O.
for Amber d. oa per- 81 20 tor Bd STAT 81 70 20
Ami Michigan IL III 20 br nhte 1ereseef
Rarlcg ear iher sales of 155oJ ou a. c
.5r g,o Western Oi:; 7c of Sorowei ssei 81 ~ "
Canada lO't and LOAD 20 on oAn2 ga
private t.rn Barley a ,ales Of 1900 bush al
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