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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
A Standard Article Everyw here.

1t is long way from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
and from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico, but in all
the vast area lying within those boundaries there
is not city. a town. village. settlement or camp
where Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is not well
known and in great demand. 1t is the great house
hold medicine of the American people. and is TAX en-
everywhere as a safeguard against epidemcs and
endemics, as a remedy for dyspepsia, biliousnes'
and Irregularities of the bowels cure for chilis
and fever and rheumatic ailments, as q sedative i'll
nervous cases. as a wholesome eXhilarsnt in hypo-
chondria. and as general invigoraut and restora-
tive. To the weak and dropping il imparts strength
and vitality, bracing the relaxed nerves and rous
ing all the latent energies OF the system. Fdl
twenty years 1t has been the standard ,cnic and
corrective of the western world 23to30
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
General News.

II Is stated from Washington that John Jay,
our Minister to Austria is expected 10 resign
that position soon, bis family desiring his re-
sisnaiion
Ii Is stated that the bids d, par aud upward
for the new loau have ben accepted, with the
exception ofoue large bid, negotiations on which
are still pending. The other bids have been
rejected. The accepted bids amount to $40
ll8, which amount Is believed 10 be for home
investment.
AT Salt Lake City on Saturday,n the divorce
suit of Ann Eliza Young against Brigham
Yosng, the demurrer of defendant to the jur-
sdiction of the Court was overruled, and he was
given thirty days TO answer. The suit Of The
city against General Morrow, for all was also
forcibly releasing a prisoner from the jail
continued thirty days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

AN lMPoRTANT RUMoR.-The PHILADELPHIA
Ledger says there are rumors current that the
different railroads intend to combine and do
their own express business; that is, to carry
the packages and received the full price them
selves, thus making the profit now made by
the Adams Express Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
The Democratic Delegate Elections,

A meeting OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee was held at Middletown on Saturday, and
Saturday, the slh of August, was fixed upon as
the day for selecting delegates in the various
hundreds for the State and County Conventions.
The Committee recommend that all the hundreds
elect their delegates on that day. We believe the
hour and mode of choosing delegates is &c be de-
termiued, as heretofore, by gentlemen calling the
meeting for the purpose, and those who attend.
We hope early attention will be given this matter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

MADRID, July &c - A terrible landslide oc-
Cured at Alorra, in the province of Navarro.
Overhanging rocks fell on and utter Y destroy
ed the village. The disaster was so sudden
that few of the inhabitants escaped. Two
hundred corpses have already been removed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
NOTICES.
REGISTRY BUREAU.

ATOTICE.-The Registry Bureau will be opened
~ on MONDAY, July 18th. inst. To avoid con
fusion and the better TO arrange the work OF th,s
department, the city has been divided into Sec
ions and the time appointed in which the citiaens
property holders) in each rton are respectfully
requested to pres ent Il. dssds with correet
description of their pro- ity ut TINS omye;
Section LIST extends from Market TO Union, ana
from Front to Seventh Streets; from July 18th 10
27h.
Section 2, extends from Market to Union. and
from Seventh TO Thirteenth streets; from July ~ 10
August 10th.
Section 8. extends from Market to Union. and
from Thirteenth to Brundywine; from August lWh
to oath
Section 4. extends from Market to Union. and
from Front Sreet.South to City Line; from August
24th to September 9TH.
Section 5. West of Market and North of Brandy
wine; from September It'll to 2st,
Section e. Fast OF Market and North of Ninth
streets; from September list to October 5th.
Section Z. East OF Market street and from Third
to Ninth streets; from Oct. 9Th to 18th.
Section s. East of Market street, and South from
Third to A streets: from Oct. 18th TO Nov, I'd.
Sec@ion y, East of Market, and Soulh from A St
to City Line; from Nov. I'd to 10th.
All Deeds. Conveyances or Transfers Of Real Es-
tate made after July 18th. 1874 must be entered in
ms once before they are sent to New Castle to DO
=, A copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
me description OF property will be furnished on an
plication at this office. ~
M. C. CONWELL,
, Chief Engineer and Surveyor
Jeo-9m Tenth and KING Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27

A convention OF the general agents OF life in
surance companies doing business in the Soutl
will be held at the Bath Alum Springs Va ,ol
"Wednesday, August 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-27
w Gather 1seports.

W ASHINUTONt July II, 4. TT.
PRoBABI IlTlEs
For New England and the Middle Estates, the
cloudiness will increase, with light rains, south
erly winds veering 10 westerly, slight changes
in temperature and falling barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09

300 bags, or an aggregate supply, in exact
figures, Of 63,1e9 bags, against 82,706
bags January 20. Prices have declined
to Ma27tc, gold, for common to prime
cargoes, against l7a20tc, gold, February
8, 1873
We notice that the markets generally
favor buyers just at this time. Petroleum
has experienced 0 decided get back again.
The Provision market shows tendency
to decline. The New York Bulletin oI
Saturday remarks concerning 1t that
"The market continues to decline on The
whole list, with a good speculative de
mand at the decline, yet not sufficient to
steady the market, as there 10 still tho
same disposition to unload as has been
eVinced oil late, and II is the holders OF
real goods that are selling, and mot shortS."
The Wool market also Is not so buoy
ant as 1t has been lately, The >Baletia
says that Elas
There has been only q moderate call for
Wool during the past three days, and the
market has not changed materially In any
feature. No further weakness has been
developed on any grade, and quotations
remain about as before, with fine tleeces
held up at full figures. The medium and
lower grades are selling, as the rule, a
shade of from the top prices realized D
few weeks ago, yet there are still occasion.
al sales OF choice lots at very full rates,
1n regard TO the BreadstufF market the
Bulletin remarks that "there are indica-
tious of a better demand from the Eng.
lish markets, notwithstanding advices
have been unfavorsble, and stocks are
said 10 be getting quite reduced through.
out the United Kingdom. Its, therefore,
probable that the Stagnation will become
relieved before another week passes, %
English shippers are already quietly leok.
ing around considerably more for both
flour and wheat and find it more difficult
to buy at old prices, which they are ready
to pay. In consequence, holders are
tirmet in their views on shipping grades
ot -four, and prefer generally 10 hold the
better grades of spring wheat to selling
them at any concessions"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
The Temperanee Movemen. in Ohio

RIPLEY, O., Feb. 7.-The temperance
movement Is red.hot The ladies mani
fest resolute' disposition in thisS The
procession Appeared this morning stronger
than ever. Three more saloons closed
The most respectable dealers have given
up. At noon the procession boarded the
Wildwood on her down trip, and were
received by the officers in very kind
and gentlenanIy spirit The assurance
was given that no liquor would be sold to
citizens OF this place from the boats BAL
while at the wharf.
The victory over the. saloons seems as
complete as Il Is sudden. Many old to-
pers are sober to-day and dry as hoi
bricks. They say thatlieuorcan't be got,
Nearly five hundred signatures to the total
abstinence pledge. Public sentiment Is
Overwhelmingly for the ladies. There
will be no procession this afternoon, but
the ladies will board the Potomac tonight
and ask the same assurance given by the
Wildwood. They are thorough. going
ladies, and mean business. jHI1 /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
Toledo Board of Trade.

TOLEDO, Feb. THE Board OF Trade
to-day, adopted series ol resolutions In
favor Of the enlargement Of; the Wabash
and Erie canal, from this city 10 Terre
Haute. indiana. and is +, extension
from that point 10 81. Lofts. These
resolutions set forth the particular
advantages ol this proposed water route
which will afford convenient and chear
transportation facilities between the great
west and tide water. A committee Of
three was appointed to present resolutions
to the National Grange, now In session Al
st. Louis, and the Secretary Of the Board
was instructed TO send copies OF the reso
lutions to the St. Louis Board Of Trade
and to all western Senators and Repre-
sentatlVes in Congress. L..I,,I ,
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baltimore oa,,ln ...- nI..,s. II.

bALTrHoGH, February A-oAT+La-. .Th... I.
very little change 70 note IN tSS NJ. u
this week. There was Stias iI,tsIa ~ s ~ cattle
the early part OF the market, 1sieS veSs,SIS lA
log more easily effected, owing to fSa nsatSr S oe
Of larger number OF PhiladpeSIa ~ p,SsHnes th
there has been for week or Two 0SS, ,ShIIl ,Sasn
purchases gave 0 tone 10 the maStOt ~,
1t would not othefWiie have ha5 tInt ssa
an advance Of about Hc NAV he rsnoSIa "A 1nu o,l
most Of the sales, the lower gfadea SEmnS1hSl ~
ing 10 some extent with the edesta nSSdTesS ~,
the medium and top cattle The o5sIIty ~ ~ Iu
offerings viii compare Myorabiy VIM foss W. az
lABt week. thouSh iha n1mbss ~ ~ saN tnose o.
mot GS great SS L wSS then TIE EtSPI S.aS ws
rather dull. Quotations 3lb6Y cents. win NM
few sales at the lower pFice. N'''' "''" D"'
Prices to-day Tor BEEF cattle ranOed as so,Iov.,
Very best on Salo 10, day NfSSiEe: tSst eSnsr"i
~ rated arst quality 4K(6SJIe: medium, e,r Vont
and cows aRIHc; Referal ayesaSe Of tbs T.S,I..j
to-day 004Xc; most OF the Saies are M ~ from % aSds.
6Sc. OF the receipts iiss hSSS cInS 49, 49,
Ohio 32a from ViFrinia. ~ nom Wa, iESGi W.
giniS, and 70 from Maryland. TotSi teraI1;a n,
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.

COLUMBUS, Feb. TIN the Senate The
following bills were passed: Senate bII
to authorize by express the words Iusu-
rance Companya 10 insure against dam.
ages by lightning as well as BY Gre; Senate
bill providing that deeds or other instru
ments BY a corporation shall be executed
by the President thereof, and that loreiNn
corporations may convey or incumber real
property IN this State under the laws
thereof. Bills were introduced to repeal
the act providing for the registry OF births
and deaths, making II the duty ofthe Pro.
bate Judges 10 furnish the widow or tes-
tator In writing his explanation of her
rights under the will; to provide for vaca.
ting or modifying judgments and order OF
court at subsequent terms Of court; proyl-
ding for the election OF Street Commission.
era and the appointment OF boards of i'm
provement. In incorporated villages: TO re.
duce the pay Of the township assessors 10
two dollars per day.
In the House this morning bill was
introduced to repeal sections ll6 and
III Of the school law; the bill to amend an
act providing for tie safety Of persons al.
tending public assemblies was indefiuate-
y postponed. The House Adjourned iill
Monday. -
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Successful Flank Movement BY g
Chicago Preacher Yesterday.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. s.-For some time
past there have been serious differences
between Rev clarence McC Carthy, pastor
OF the Union Park Baptist Church, and a
portion OF his congregation, including the
deacons and other Church officers, which
finally eliminated by the latter closing
the Church TO the pastor to-day, and theY
refused to allow him to preach there. MI.
Mccarthy, finding himself locked out, this
morning obtained permission ofsa friendly
member OF his Congregation who lives in
the immediate vicinity Of the Church, 10
preach from the steps OF his residence,
which he proceeded 10 do to an
audience which numbered at least
fifteen hundred people, This evening The
reverend gentleman accepted the invita-.
ton Of one o! the proprietors Of large
billiard hall on West Madison street 10
hold services there, and preached to a
congregation which filed the hall in
everypart Most Of his hearers we're OF
q class who presumably rarely attend
church, and the preacher made power.
lul appeal 10 them to torsake the error OF
their ways. He was listened to with re.
speclfulIattention, and one young woman,
out OF perhaps forty or fifty who were in
the hall, signitied desire for prayers.
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Chicago marker.

CHICAGO. Feb. 7-Flour-Dull but un. /.
changed. Wheat-Steady; No. / Chicago
spring 81 90; No. 2 do 81 2lt cash; 81 2St
March; q go April; No. 8 do 81 Is; re.
Jected 81 90. Oats-steady; No. 2, 4lRc
cash; 49sc March; rejected SSta89c. Rye
and firm; No. 9 freah s2Ias8c
Barley-Quiet, weak and lower; No. .
spring fresh SS 7Oa1 75; No. 8 spring
81 %. Hogs-Drcssed quiet, weak and
lower, SO 60a6 90. Pork-Unchanged;
$l4 4Oa14 As cash; $14 6Oa14 65 March
Lard-Quiet and weak, cash nominal 9Ic;
March easy 94c; April active SO So. Bulk
Meats-sleady; shoulders 5sc; short rib
middles 7tci short clear nc ioose spot.
Bacon Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Fair demand and firm, 96c. f.. ~
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GoVERNluRNTs.

sTocKs-speculation was strong in the
final dealings at the highest prices OF the
day. St. Louis & Iron Mountain was the
only weak spot, declining from 90 to 90.
The dealings were animated in North.
western shares, which advanced to 90 for
common, and 76f for preferred. Rock
Island reached 1851, Illinois Central 1854
and Michigan Central 92t. Northwestern
preferred was scarce sior delivery. and
l,e4was paid for the use of,the Stocls,
The sales today aggregated 109,OO0
shares, Of which 10000 were Western
Union, 1000 Union Psciic, 1000 Wa
bash, $500 Pacific, $500 ohiog, a 600
Milwaukee & St. Paul, 1000 do prefer.
red, $4,000 Lake Shore, $500 Hsrlem,
! 800 Bile, y. 800 Dela ware, Iaskavanps
4 Western, 6.COO Chicago & Rock Island,
$500 Chicago s. Northwestern, 5000 do
preferred, 1900 Chicago & Alton, and
1000 Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Cen.
trAl.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-The Post thipks Il /
certain that Gladstone will reslen IN
Premiership before the new ParlIamen
assemblies. The press Of the city unani.
mously recognize the completeness OF III,
defeat Of the Government In the election
a large meeting was held In 81. James
Hall last night to express sympathy fol
the Catholics Of Germany. The Duke O
Norfolk presided. sl.,-,5
The steamship Ambassador, laden with
q section OF the BRAZILIAN cable. broke
from her moolings at Woolwlch Yesterday
and touled with thirty.two colliers, slnk-
Ing two and damaging the remainder
Several men on the colllers were seyerelv
injured.
aLADsToNEs MIND NOT MADE UP.
LONDON, February s.-Cilads,one will
await the conclusion Of the elections be.
lore deciding as 10 what course the Gov
eminent will take. -.
The latest adylces from Sumatra state
that the Ashantee chiefs still hold out
and are building forts In the interior,
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THERE seems to be good deal Of bit.
terness among the relatives of CLARY al
Cumberland in regard to the acquittal Of
RRsLRY. The father Of the murdered
man, publishes a card in the Times oi
Friday, in which he says that he does moi
believe that Jury Of the lowest men in
thesMaryland penitentAry- could have
been bought % acqult SRRs1Ry, Of the
murder Of his son, Another relative
Mrs. DILrEY, d asister OF 'CLARYs', went
into the Times office a few days ago ant
drew pistol on one Of the witnesses
whom she accused Of completely in thI
sCquittal, and would have shot him dowr
but for the interference Of parties present
II seems that the CLARY's are shooting
lsmily. and there may be trouble yet IL
regard to the affair. Cumberland ought
to bean Arkansas town. 1t Is said thai
REsIEY went East for his health the day
alter the trial.
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The Snow Storm h Rallimnrp. ~

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Thousands OF
persons are engaged this morning shovel.
ing snow from the sidewalks, street.cross.
ings, awnings, and house.tops. The snow,
which Is very light, Is six inches deep on
a level. The storm commenced at noon
yesterday and abated about one A. N.
The New York express train south, due
here this morning, arrived an hour and
ten minutes late. Trains are running
now on time on. the Philadelphia, vii.
mington & Baltimore road. On the main
stem ol the Baltimore q Ohio road the
trains are on fair time, with slight deten.
ton. The other roads report tho trains
on time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
LOUISVILLE.

Lousv1LLE, Feb. 7.-The Directors ol
the Louisville, Cincinnati 6 Lexington
Short Line held q meeting last night, at
which II was resolved, for the settlement
Of the bonded and floating debt Of the
road, to propose to the creditors to fund
the open liabilities and coupons Of the
first and second mortgage bonds, which
'mstured January 1st, 1874, and those vet
TO mature in 1874 and 1876, into new con.
solidsted mortgage bonds at IS cents on
the dollar; the coupons and other eyi-
dences OF debt to be placed in the hands
Of trustee. This proposition has met
with favor from large number Of credi-
tors 10 whom 1t has been submitted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09

THE MARxErs.-Housek will be
glad to know that there is reaction in
the price Of Coffee and that the tendency
Is downwafas wl.liht the las, lew weeks
1t has been run up amazingly, until fair
article of Rio now retAils in Wheeling al
20 cts. per pound, The Baltimore Ans,i.
can Of Saturday says that the market IA
very dull and prices have receded iullv
u cts, per pound, The N. Y. Bulletin Of
saturday says that "the market has uu.
aergone decided change"
,,,IL Inc cause Of all this has been prea,
uuilness, buyers holding oil and retnsinS
70 pay The prices which have ls,eIv hse5
demanded BY holders, which have Sesn @
mly eight Cents higher thap thoss min linz !
O. this time last year. The % 1toc,. t hsrs
hAa been increased to $500 bSSs SA .sS;IS M Y
~ me outpotts there has been 4 \, tr,tsins, Sn !,
mcEsaae' the supply yesterday being ID :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
CINCINNATI marle1.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-Cotton-Firri at
l5tc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; 81 45a1 so. Corn-Q1let
at 80a62c. Oats-Steady at 45a54c. Rye
Firm at Zoe. Barley-Dull: spring
81 75a1 60 Cofee-Steady at 2e1aS3tc.
Pork-Dull and nominal. Lard-Ouiet
and steady. Bulk Meats-sales Of s6oul.
ders at 61a0c spot; &c buyer February; 81
buyer first half OF May; clear rib '7ia7ic:
clear 8a9tc. Bacon-Quiet and firm;
shoulders &c; clear rib Sastc; clear Sc.
Hogs-Dull and lower; light IS 25a6 30;
heavy $5 90a8 Is; receipts 1856 head;
shipments 9S9. Whisky-Good demand
at ahc -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09

JOHNS HOPKINS, of Baltimore, pait
taxes on 100000, and yet he died worth
over 00000.-R0mney InteligsNcsr
We presume that the tax on his stock
In the Baltimore road, amounting to TO-
900 shares or more, was paid by tha,
company. Perhaps the tax on his bank
stocks were paid by the banks in
the same way. The wealth of such
man as HOPKINS or VANDRR-
RLT cannot be figured out from
his taxes. The great bulk of the latter's
fortune isinthe stock Of the New York
Central & Hudson River, and the Har-
lem Railroads, on which, we qresume, he
pays not one cent Of tax, except through
he companies named.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-09
The Nationa, Grange.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF FRIDAYS PRO
CEEDINGs.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF FRIDAYS PRO.
r.'.. cEEDTNGs.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. e. The National
Grange hUd two sessions yesterday. The
following Is an official abstract oI the pro.
ceedings: "a telegram was received
from Secretary Caftey, Of the State
Grange Of Missouri, stating that there are
100 subordinate grangers in the State.
The committee on the good Of the Order
mode partial report, one OF the principal
points Of which is that the constitution
and by-lsws OF the National Grange NAV
be printed In all languages that may be
directed by the Executive Committee.
CALL OF THE STATES
was then made 10 give each an opportu-
nifty to present whatever business was de.
sired TO be acted upon. Master Smith, Of
Ga, presented some amendments 10 the
Constitution and bylaws. Master Smed.
ley, OF Iowa, presented suggestions regard.
ing the business ofthe organization, and
made statement concerning a contract
for harvester for Iowa, and also regard
ing an arrangement entered into BY the
Executive Committee Of Iowa for seeder
which will also SOW cotton seed; referred
to the Executive Committee. Master Da.
Wis, OF Kentucky, also presented Constitu.
tional amendments. Master Moore, of
Maryland, offered q resolution fol. spe-
cial order to confer the sixth degree, and
Saturday night was set apart for that
ceremony. Master Brown, Of Michigan,
presented Constitutional amendments,
which were referred. An invitation was
received asking the Grange TO visit the
Merchants Exchange in a body, which
was accepted, the time to be fixed hereaf-
ter. Master Aiken, Of South Carolina,
presented I D 20 arF e 40 5a
A PETITION FROM THE GRANGERs IN
CANADA,
asking for dispensation 10 receive the
sixth and seventh degrees, and establish
q Dominion Grange. sS :
Brother Taylor Stated that Charleston,
s. c. had been unanimously aelected by
the cotton States Us the most desirable
place to hold
THE NEXT ANNUAL. MEETING OF TIE Ma.
TIoNAI. GRANGE,
and, on motion, Charleston was,chosen
asthe next place Of meeting, EGfeatAp.
plaqse. ~ s S&Sa " S
Brother Taylor, in the name OF South
Carolina and all the States OF the South,
returned thanks Tor the unanimous vote,
and assured the members that no effort
would be spared by the citizens of Charles
ton 70 make their visit TO that city pleas
ant and the session Of the grange agreea.
BILE.
Brother Thompson, Of Canada, said in
the Dominion they had ten live Oranges,
some numbering over. one hundred mem.
bers; that lhey'wanted 10 establish Do
minion Grange, so as TO have under their
control fixed headquarters, and that
their earnest desire was to see the organi.
zstion became national in character.
A committee OF fivewas appointed, 10
whom all resolutions are TO be referred,
and the committee directed 10 report on
the last day OF the session.
Several standing committees were ap.
pointed, who will consldervarious matters
presented for the welfare Of the order, and.
report hereafter. The session will prob.
ably continue week longer.
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MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, FEB. /, VIA HAVANA,
FEB 1.-THE weather throughout the Re.
public has been unusually cold. Ten In.
dians were frozen to death in Pachuca.
The newspapers in Pueblo say that
q number Of murders, instigated by
priests, were committed in Pueblo last
year. Two hundred men, headed by
priests, have pronounced against the gov.
eminent OF the State of Pueblo.
A party .ol Catholics in the CITY of
Zacatecas recently attacked Protestant
minister named Phillips.
A duel between two women, in which
one Of them was killed, took place recent.
ly In Sinaloa. -