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RI,MORED RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY RICHARDSON.
report that Secretary Richardson had rendered his
resignation to the President Saturday gained such
general circulation aud belief that two conendng dele
cations were organized to call the President one TO
urge the transfer OF Mr. Dcano TO the Treasury Depart
ment and the other TO oppose it, Whether the gentle
men carried their object IL not known but the report
proves be premature. Mr.. Richardson said tonight
that ne had rendered his resignation, and that the
subject had not alluded II OF late by the President
or himself.
Mr.. CUSHING TO co TO SPAIN.
The question whether the President would sign
the commission OF Caleb Cushing Minister to Spain
has at last been decided and the commission is already
in The hands ~ Mr. Cushing He has Indicated his ac-
ceptaDoe, and will saIl within a fortnight.
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AGAINST THE cARLIsrs-sUPPREssIoN OF NEWS
PAPERS.
MADRID. Jan. IL, 1915.
Gen. Dominique has been appointed to the
command OF the Central Army operating against the
Carlists.
The publication Of three more newspapers OF this city
has been suspended by the Government
The iron-cad Numancia has sailed from MersclKebir
for Cartagena conveyed by the Victoria and Carmen.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or THE LATE COUP DtrAr.
The London journals of Jan. and 6, re-
ceived by mail, publish kilograms from Madrid which
throw additional light the late coup detat IN SPAN
II appears that after senor CASTELAR, read his opening
message the I'd OF January Senior Oias OF the Right
moved vote Of thanks to the Government Senior San
tamaria moved the previous question. CASTELAR,, IN
brief speech. laid that, IL the motion for the previous
question taken into consideration the Governments
would Immediately resign Senor eamer0n bitterly mp
braided CASTELAR, for this course endaDgerDg public
order CASTELAR, retorted that the Government
siin held itself responsible for public order.
and renewed his threat Of resignation. Senior
santamaria then withdrew his motion for the previous
question. The House met again at IL o'clock IN the
evening" when sameron vehemently attacked the Gov
eminent policy antiRepubicau. CASTELAR, defended
his course and declared that with the Cores all
eminent impossible NJ Ministry could last eight
days. The motion for vote OF thanks lost by 100
yeas to 2O Senior CASTELAR, presented the resgna
ton of the Cabinet The sitting then suspenaed to
form a Ministry
on Jan. ). at o'clock in the morning, when Gen.
Pava the Captain General of Madrid, learned that tas
telar had resi- gned, he officer with letter 10
SameroD, calling upon HIM 10 dissolve the Cores.
The letter presented to him rs be sat IN his Presi
dental chair senior sa.meron and other Deputies
begged CASTELAR, 10 resume office, but in VAIN Gen.
Pava entered The Cortes with strong military force and
informed Salmeron the COrtes must dispense. All
the Deputies were allowed to 90 home. Con. Pavia
seized the Home Office order 10 obtain control of the
telegraph, and then strongly occupied all the principal
points OF Madrid The IutraUsIgentes had no chance OF
a successful resistance to these measures Some Of the
people seemed pleased at the pronuncdmlcnto AS the
nest escape from the Tntrdnsigentes. sarrano Was
known at the TO be chief mover M these proceed
ings and it supposed from the first that he would
be at tie head OF the Provisional Government To be
termed under the direction OF the military authorities
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

DEFEAT OF AMENDMENTS To HE MUNICIPAL Bill
PROPOSED 81 TIE LETT AND LEFT CENTER.
PARIS. Saturday. Jan. H. ls7t
During the discussion in the National As
semby to-day Of the clauses of The bill providing for mo
appointment OF Mayors by the Government. the Left
proposed an amendment requiring that ihr Mayors
shall be chosen from the of Municipal Councils,
but it voted down by majority Of Ave The saIno
amendment was aferward offered by the Left Center.
and II was again rejected this time by majority Of ls
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ORGANIZATION OF A MINERS NATIONAL.
association

ADDRESS TO THE MINERS OF THE UNITED STATES
MED OF UNION AGAINST CATALAN
EARNEST APPEAL TO THE COLoRED MEN.
WnKEsBARRr, Jan. 1s.-Ihe following is
the address presented by James Oiiaoran ut the
miners meeting yesterday;
To The Miners and LdbOrers throughout Tie United
siats FELLOW WoRKaEs: IL gives us pleasure " an
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Drvoppn DROWNING CATASTROPHE.

CuCAGo, JAN. ia SPECIAL dispatch from
c, pands Mich says a report IL current there that
while party OF people were skating on the river at
Rnrr oak on the Michigan Southern Railroad, per-
SON broke through and the rest Of the party q
number going the rescue, all broke through aud were
drowned The report, however, lacks confirmation, anu
no particulars are given.
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THE CASE OF Jay COOKE q co.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H.-Register Mason will
be able to submit the result of the election by jay
Cookies creditors to the Court until week Enough
is known. however TO indicate that Nj Lewis has been
selected trustee by overwhelming majority and that
the committee OF creditors to cooperate with him WILL
in all likelihood. De the gentlemen nominated by Eli H.
Price Dalnely: John Clayton Isaac Norris, Charles 4.
Hefeustne, Joseph Brown, and Il. s. Shoemaker
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
rNpAsIyyss CREATED IN ROME AND PARIS BY The


CNFAsINFHS IKfNIFU IN TV"'' "9''1 T'''7 TT TT"
ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
LONDON. Jan. 49, 1914
The threatening article in the horddentsche h"se-
meme Zetung last week on the policy OF France WIN
regard to Papa questions exctes uneasiness ana ~
dignaton in Rome and Paris. DOpnD" Naho"He
says, notwithstanding their recent success, the
Prussians still ignorant of that nobieness when
refrains from insulting the conquered.
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Senator Conkling ~ expected in Albany to-day,
appear uI.e4 Court counsel ~ iho Central Railroad
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THE DISsENsIONs IN SPAN.

GEN. DOMINIQUE TO COMMAND THE CENTRAL. ARMY
AGAINST THE cARIIsIs-sUPPREssIo OF NEWS
PAPERS.
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Union Pacific, in which some very heavy trsnsac-
tons occurred the reasons in force TO account for
tho frnness OF the stock being those heretofore
mentioned. Next in point Of interest was North
West, In which the movement continues as much of
mystery as ever. Active transactions were
reported also in Western Union, Lake Shore,
c., G. and l. c., Ohos and Boston, Hartford
and Erie. the latter stock since the recent decision
in Connecticut courts, gradually approaching ex-
tnguishment. OF the investment shares, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western led the list and made an
advance of almost two points the figures of yes
terday. Michigan Central sold at 81! and New-Jer-
ser Central at 1881. OF the telegraph shares, Allan
tic and Pacific ruled at 1si to 1884, American District
rising to 5Gs The other miscellaneous shares were
neglected, there being no important transactions in
express shares. The opening, highest, lowest, and
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equipments and bonds, due March l. 1874 at par and

equipments and bonds, due March l. 1874. at par and
interest.
The LoanerS Bank Of this city has declared a
semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent, free of tax,
payable on demand.
The twenty third annual report Of the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company shows that the Company
has had very successful years business. The total
receipts were S2,393,172. The disbursements in
Guiding claims by DEATH dividends, return premi-
ums and expenses, were 81 4s9937. The assets Of
the Company amount to S9,OO9,469, and the undi-
yded surplus after dcducting amount of reserve
required for all policies in force, is stated at
81, GG5626
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania 6s, 1Os; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
%; Reading Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Railroad.
SIT. Gold. 112!
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FRIDAY. Feb. 13-P. ".

The general movement at the Stock Exchange has
becn oniet and devoid of any special interest the
denressing weather doubtless influencing matters
"a greater OF less extent Gold was strong on the
maneuyering of the clique now interested in that
market and the late figures were well sustained
Foreign exchange was also higher under the slim
offerings of commercial bills and Government bonds
we're strong with sales of '67s at 100, nearly per
cont above the par of gold. The foreign advices re-
norted consols in London steady and American
socurit;es strong with money in the open market
ard At hank the same as yesterday while the Bank
90 England gained on balance $1,000 bull
I,on The foreign news, however, exerted
M influence whatever on the various
markets. here. nor did the financial situation at
Wellington. where the legalizaton of the SiO0OOO,-
mo creenbacks is looked upon as foregone conclu-
sion A heretofore the daily changes in the legal
tender circulation are taken advantage OF by specu
ltrs in the stock market who turn an honest penny
NV fortunate selection of the precise direction in
which the change will occur. Following out the
inward reaction noted in prices at the close last
riobt the market opened firm, and under a free
hnrinc and a rapid rally in Union Pacific OF the
sneculatiye. and Delaware, Lackawanna ana west
~, of tbe investments. the entire market became
strono at material improvement on the opening
1,,icos As the day advanced. however, the business
transacted became smaller by degrees ana Deaut-
f,Ilv less aud tho afternoon market was one Oh
otanedunes, prices also sagging all over the list
qbs ......-.1..s card h.-2Ggaoat th9 GAY Has
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losing quotations /:

The money market was the counterpart of yester-
day. The more common rates to the stock broker
houses were and per cent, though exceptions were
also reported at 6, cOunterbalanced however, by ne
gotiations at 3. The demand for prime discounts is
active at rates as last quoted The outstanding
legal tenders at the close of business tonight were
1881 539I47, increase since yesterday of $lS4520
The demand for Government bonds from investors
and financial institutions has been scarcely less
active than yesterday. round lot OF '67s fetched
100 new 6js selling very freely at 49, The general
market closed strong and the following were the
fin al street uuOtatiOns.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
NFw-YORK, Feb. Q, 49,
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH,
No 5 NAsSAU-ST

No. 5 NAssAU-sT.
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT Bonds and GOLD
| at current market rates. buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent; make
| Collections, and transact a general Banking aud
| Financial business.
| We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, which, at present prices,
| are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued in
terest.
Theearnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad reached
last year Sl4O 600, and its business is constantly
increasing
The continued scarcity of Government Bonds, with
steadily advancing prices, is increasing the demand
ment at current rates. FISK HATCH.
George W. Lamb. late Receiving Teller for Henry
Clews'& Co., with whom he has been for the past
five years, wishes to make an engagement in some
financial capacity. Address p. o. Box $685..
NEw-YoRR AND 0swEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS DESTROYS of joining
for the purpose of protecting their common interest
who now united to the extent of over $4,000 Co.,
are requested to communicate immediately with
HEIDELBAcH FRANK * Co, Bankers,
81 Exchangeplace. New York.
THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PrOI. r..
Ii. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully ID
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY;
LIFE OF MRS. BARBAULD.

LIFE Or Mrs. bAlNbAOlD.
MEMOIR LETTERS, AND A SELECTION PROM THB POEMS
AND PROSE- WRITINGS OF ANNA LRTITIA BARBAULD BY
GRAou A. Ellis vols. l2mo. With steel Portrait 50.
This memorial Of revival of her excellent
heartily welcomed BY many. IL her fame less than
generation ago ct that she should be recalled the
present Of Amecaus for he Of the pures lights
English literature and her society equally benefit and de-
light al within sphere" The Boston Transcript owe
have looked through Mrs Bss and have been
pleased surprised the ne and vaue Of the material which she
has gathered exhibiting admirable character and illustrating the
material the author obtained by
son England As for the rest she has diligently and with
culed contemporary literature and from TIE
snd letters Of prominent Of the time most inter-
e,as striking the fe extent Of Mrs BsrsudS
Qoe influence and Of aud depth Of the attach
uest aud respect with which size cherished"
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SIaH1htsr

hErALS-The for lngot Coppsr quiet ard Pncs A.. "
2l9ac close holders asking 25e scotch Pc os
arse contracts for season. delivery reported $50 10, No "a
and aS ot 1 &eeaa RAILS sTe more sought
steady bat We bear Of no .R.aeoss sy Tf $500
do 407ia and domestic at .a6is, gold saDn.ltei . %
.as s.e sS @se s ~ aS aSa Pc ra
= Lille 81 % e Ga na s g " Rs sSs
g s 20 so ~ ,a 100 s': 9
Rs Fed s. $3.50 AID roasd FEED al SIS per son
s s %a' :n,.s $50 b 'I a;s an. '"
ranging G8976c the latter price being for as,
active bat The offering. mere ~ sr,c Of % ds. end = S
SS @ eee nd - S5 On docs At JOs os soahsrs
57c for NswYo boil. strained Resin quiet .nd ,te. u:
ssme or 500 ~ Co. aud Of 1000 bbis sol
wmnstOn puvste terms OF doe grades OV9 ee Ne. use
sold private lar steady With AZ bills wilmington 500 -
oiLs-n,d remain. steady bat very aas qs."s oeS ~,
Crude Whsle only moving %oierss se, s1 s'' a are &
ton Seed IS scarce ami nonnsL Other kind, dull
PRovlSoSS-rhs PORK market Is lS.eI sSlsa 'efs s &c.
regular 500 bbIs SIS 1886 fsI Sss Nos u.
future deliver We hear Of $50 bb, SELLER March tlt 30.
100 100 S SS p at - 5oSs % for P s2sss
SIS Packet rercs Beef q9ieI sa steady B an:
Meats anhea sales Of 800 CITY PEELED '%s t,s
le l2S3 sssiss 200 e.. ws'sr. SS ~ zoe 20 I'D
N heayy Bellies 20 10 boxes At s1, 75 eot,s 90 -
sseGs s G np i' 81 5c Dres. Hos.
a for tiy anf O'tUic TOT
oeaed better and done iaieusI and on sdes s
CASH moderate bat at the close VA
ale, OF SO bbs &C. for No. ga. for ty oio1
ga, for Fair To- Prme steam aud 9sa for Kettle slSfS "a
cla1ea: are $50 color 9sd9 for ntaLe deuEeJ -,
bear OF $50 c seller March at $500 1lO- ltDo ics se.f
April 9a 500 MAJ. 9'c; 800 tos seller MY lat ast-
atgSr. ...l A..
ELECTROMAGNETIC market for Re6ned very quel AMI seh o'
nronpt deliveries owing 81 vessels bot arm tof
sales o bblA spot ard coqsets at lti reScise So =
he for F,busr: quoted II loc 0r haIcn Csse' h W.
Doe kspbtha and nominal at size Crud IN sA 'y
nomnAl steady & for spot " March ssd 'te ApL 9ss
nn Crie ia request .1l2 The trees qCseoa
for spot - O5 TtusyIe 81 % Oh CIV PIer u oSa
81 90 for Uael for Union. Al fhaepha ne hafhS
was easier and dull; sales OF 200 bbs spot at IA
RICE-The market been aud dull w pre>s
Tor Carolina which there has been hsbi osNss
tT.ds we quote Carons Good 79nSc Prime o ana Caoaes
SL, Iousana Good. 1919, sad PRIME, ft@oc @~n
coon. 7 I.G7 a., and Pstns, A4d7 nc . -, -.
SEINSTbsre demand for most descriptions OF "ss
skins, with arrivals the stock Of desirable SKINS continue. hsn
-b-veb oeprSs
Tomwe th. reported 90 Cscu 80 bales Cusess
md Ia bses Mexican demand for Deer skins oa TAR sns
bales Mes OFesns per ees<s
Cromve reported 1900 Central Americas aud s~
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s,: go 81 c.. s.' sss y g. q e. s2 s:: e
VI v3 by G,esso sssc ssl 2O9si 10
q e. = a:' s's:":: '.P,se e =:
S5 81; s s,t'i isS .,s r 400 s
boxes ches and 80 sor-' Bar a. 5o. 900 boz P,oa :. L. ~
% S Sss. ~ 1905 I'D 3 Soo 's f' Is i,s
a a%$ .s S% Il 81 r. sa.i s'' By 1:1 500 e Ls =
GI a Snf e. 2 q Aif B s S sos e e BAG, -
Crude Petroleum At r. British bar, lrelr e 70 ~,
port. Bdis bsrs ,T's sgoV' Ss.s q ~
bark 500 bis Fine Petroleum noie oos So ia
both chartered previous to ays hence % B.mea. "a 81
sEp Of i53 tons DO vsa,so holl with see. sms.
Or 49, Sors
pBGTHFRS-The market is at boilers Dr.
ss Of Western Lave Geese prime At 65o72 aud DO iofeoe 70
GKAIS-oie Of whea, ,re disposed, prewv,
Spring very hsvy que, nd 3ge lo"sr ., 70.
Nominal The sac, Ss n. fsoOo Bush so$s
pss 81 S2Ss Is 10 No. 20 csS.so sctsg 81 d ri
ssa ss ne s,de pnse ior ear o. ~ ~ 20, no
. 5Cas 90 White sorasi "ciadsa :, 90
Good No srive next ~eI at 81 90
900 " 9' s. Te o.o, sd q % sDp, 81;
are 80 900 bs New o Il a ed 90 ' w VT -
~ BsA at GOg6ie Western Mixed at 81 S9te Watt ..
on 'r,st RE ,tm be-. not ,eve tbs ..e, are ~
sSd cargo Of 900 buR d. At 81 o. sso,t Corn T.: r
lower and closes very especially fJr Od; the sales 81 Dot
bash Western hIe1 at 77QSlc DO. White at sBC 10 riSs al
oVao2c jersey Yellow at 7SdSOe Old hrei nominal H.
a10ati lots Co. = SSc.
GUNMEs-coh only moderately Inqai.,i after bat holder.
very hn 10 Their yiew 2T FOR heay avegez Of Dom
tic CLOTH ard llsi12e for tight do and Calcutta O B,ss are
quiet but 6rm at l2540l3c
GINSENG nominal u 23aS 80 for v--s eel
Southern.
HoPSThe market very dull bat % rsir
quotations We quote:
ceuppn. c-s.ps
American. New. good Bsv,rsns lGenaue,-.... ylri1
choce........... 30diO Baysans (Pseni...,. 80 Js
American New low 70 Bnehrh tkEs
2Oa2j CBhf1ruisns good rboos ~ Bss
Od,................ S0lJ Californian fair - 80
We take the ooSiEg from Mr. Rmmel Weiss weekly Hop cssr
OF this date We have still TO report quiet nskst Prov.
though not qloaby se decff-5y sales ~
strictly choice commanded thos SPARE " The
actions being basis 30 D37c Pine Cons hsYe be.a shsss
much favor especially -ekHoSo brands Ike th Wos Grove" ant
Bird erosih Of which sales have hen sds fSgDe b,- so
Meinm Hops n al descriptions entirely nyecf .nf
has tempted bITers them 1ae vsls 1s
week Of Foep and Doneo equal 500 bales Ansnesa ves
which Is considered rather heavy for the of basa-.
doing and the advanced OF tue OF tho 800 bales
R9rgn Hops imported into New o seDtmbr t sniT .bsst
$500 bales Of English production bnoe beoS
400 B-
gh growth st considering the weight Of h
this last and remembering the fact ,hst 900 bales
German Hops have this been imported direct bT Wes,efa
which cleared through Custom hos sh,e ist
received br ta th down IN,
nt time pounds Of foreign Hops hsys been imported 9 ss
United states than dunng al last Wild thee fCtz before
aud with at least oneh Of The 1873 un s
hands Of the cOrt,s. vT boghs
fol- holders.
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A CASSIE AT PENIKESE.

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The following is comparative table OF the I'M
morris of foreign dry goods for the week ending Feb
n and since the beginning of the year:
F0r N, w,,h - iSf~', a. noS3's a. ote ia
Tbt,"g on aSrkeL... 3U3Jjj7 b,lO1.s11 4OS2I5f
~ y ,h. sqoll6Ou s20456s8s $l56l9os2
Ih,asn an In.tkst.. l0l7s,6Y9 lD3il,eOO l6loj,2Oo
Messrs. Winsow, Laner & Co. announce in an
other column that they are now prepared to redeem
the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
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srGARsTh market YER dull for steady
r,ys figures Al writing there 90 business to report only sale
lat evening hhds Cenugai at SSac We quote FAR uee<
Rspipe % Prime SIC Refined Sugars se1dY, with
fair business Powdered Crushed add Gnolate 10 NslO
A.. gase.; Bs gasc Extra Cs d94e aud Cs, 8Q5a-e.
SPCES-The MARKET strong for all kioi with Ia, jeseas
bus ness quote - % Pepper 90 % Ginger III ri -
Mare ~ 22l26sl 25j Cloves, 5Oc Sut@eg' 81 ojas 0s
sni Pimeto - a.. all gold.
steady but quiet sales $50 bags Prime wesss
at 9i,c lO umohV dull AID nsnas rs ID
Qx3 80.
s0GP-Cle fair demand IN jobbng ard the market
als $50 NArsees IN lots ~ gse, eufres.f
STRARIN quiet steady u 100 Choice Tor h'res
91F. ,..,,., ..,,.-
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HEMPThe market for Mania hi Continued que but hT J'
cold steady oGSl4 gold Jute kewis~ 3i9Vt g,h .,s
last Of 1000 bales recOos private terms Ise bette
and higher closing 2'a gold sales daring the pat ree lays
OF 1000 bales st 2 cash 1900 bales at2 ll6g2 1919 M
latter 600 bales arrive, ss276c gold aud LOCO bsiss
spot. at 25yc., cash.
HAY AND sTRAWTbe demand only Moderate ard The mirse,
bers quote Hay-Prme Timothy 'O
S27 qS2S Fair Good DO at S22qS2j Shipping grade ts0a
$2; Clover (goOdl a. SlS6sl9 Sss-No Rye at tl0rtl7i
No. 2do at xl2a$l3. and No. Dat 81 fl69SlT.
ISDIGOrhe market remains steady and quiet note ssAs
sales OF Manila 70dSjc, ard Madras At IS d9Oc eurerncv
LBATHBR-Durug the week Hemi0ck Sole has moved
freely manufacturers Business has done oBef hgsfs
generally well and the quantity being rescfsv
Crop unchanged price aud IN moderate ssp5
972 sides bales exports, lSVOv
ajes. We quote q