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FOR
so Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVE RY BODY
Buy the World.Ranowned
WILSON
Shuttle Sowing Machine
The BEST IHTHt WORLD
The Highest Premium
was awarded 10 It at
v | r N N A;
Ohio State Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. Institute, NY;
Cincinnati Exposition;
indianapolis Exposition;
ST. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair;
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Georgia State Fair !;
FOR HrlNc
The Best Sewing Machines
and doing the largest
and best range Of work.
All otAcr Machines In the
Market were III direct
COMPETITION.
~ For Hemnun0, Fell
Ing, Stitching, Co,ding,
Binding B,aiding, Embroid-
sdng, Quitting q Stitching
fine or heavy Goods, II IS
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents,
Ne will deliver q Machine for
the price named above, ct the
nearest Rail Road Station Of
Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing
Machines for Sale.
Old Machines taken |, Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy o. the
Wilson Reflector. one O. the
best Periodicals of the day
devoted % Sssin.. Machines,
Fashions, General News and
Miscellany.
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Old Machines taken III Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy o. the
Wilson Reflector. one O. the
best Periodicals Of the day,
devoted % Swim. Machines,
Fashions, General News and
Miscellany.
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Real Es'ate Urnis,s,


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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
Singing School.

WT b. EVANS, Teacher of Vocal Mueic,
w. proposes opening a class for tho.
rough course Of instruction in the rudiments
OF Music and the art of Singing. Especial
attention given to the formation and cult.
vation of Voice, Vocal Training, Articula-
tion, Enunciation, Pronunciation, and the
principles OF Musical Elocution generally.
Terms-for gentlemen. IS; for ladies, 50; for
gentleman and two lalies, SO per sossion OF
thirteen Lessons. TO commence as soon y
o sufficient number Of names are obtained.
All persons wishing to unite with this ella SIS
are requested to leave their names at the
Book and Music Stores, where subscription
ie now open. Professor Evans will accent
engagements to instruct choirs. conduct Mu-
sioal associations and give private lessons in
singing. Testimonials from L. q. Emerson,
II. T.. Palmer. Geo. +. Root, and other dis.
tiuguished musicians. For further particu.
lars. inquire Of the subscriber, At the Fl cn
Dirk House. Feb tG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04

j, so9An EagAnlIrr The cotored L peo!! Ise
PIE OF The District Of Q Oolumbia recently
held meeting on this question of civil
rights. ~ They passed e res6 6lutiunsf dA.
claying that tue action OF the Legisla-
tnfa pf the State OF Georgia threaten
ing to withhold all appropriations for
educational purposes, IT Congress, in
conformity with the fourteenth amend
Mens. shall enact that no State shall
make or enforce any law denying to any
GLASS Of its citizens equal educational
privileges; In thus threatening, docs not
only act Extensively toward Congress,
but indicates rehellious spirit, or dis
Position TO. rule o. ruin; an amount OF
hate. Of prejudice, of class aversion; o.
determination to disregard constitu-
tional restraints, that present additional
arguments why Congress .hould pro.
tsct, by appropriate legislation. the pub
lilo rights of all citizens" These CO.
lorod men. perhaps, forget that the
public schools OF the Southern States
are sustained wholly, or in greater part,
by the white people. who arc the pro-
pssty owners and Che tax-pay ers. It is
not, therefore, very singular that the
people Who sustain should wish to regu-
late the schools, especially when their
regulation only extends to separate
achoola for each race. q =, '-a
} tAa>. Augusta Clronice and Sentinel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04

The Post Office Department is pick
ing up. Atthe present rate of increase
the revenue from this source will
amount to $4,000, 1000 more than last
year. But the members of Congress
who wax eloquent on the subject Of
economy, mean to restore the franking
privilege. aud there is no telling what
that will cost. Some of those fellows
would pawn the nations old clothes for
Q three cent stamp.
The taxation of England amounts to
92l, 500, 600 on real property and e45..
34O.O00 on personal property per an.
mum.
Swans down is coming into use again
as trimming.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Goods
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.

-O
CRUSHED SUGAR. 12 cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8 pounds for 81.
Granulated SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, pounds for ST..
Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, pounds for 81.
ASUGAR, Ill cents per pound by tho bar
rel. At retail, 8pounds for 81.
Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound by the
barrel. At retail, 81 pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHISKEY, S. per gal
lon.
Finest OLD EOURBoN wHIsKEY, 50 per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, Sc per gal.
lon.
Finest OLD SCOTCH wu1sKEY, So por
gallon.
Fines: OLD 0TARE. brandy, 50 per GAL
lon.
New it,h Sugar HAMS. Is cents per
pound.
Davis Diamond HANS, &c ccnte per pound.
With full stock OF Choice, Fancy and
staple Groceries. il nil their varieties, con-
stant!y on hand, ana !o- sale at CIR usual
low pr;ccs, t.r cAsh only.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW & son.
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N E w p q B ICATIONS

cannon Ball.
EAMOU9 CABBAGE SEED, Just received
H. Cannon Ball Cabbage.
Marblehead Mammoth.
Fotler's Early Drumhead,
Carter's Extra Early Cabbage.
=, wInningstadt,, schuienfust. French, OK
ALSO,
key's Extra Early Prolific Tomato.
Extra Early Peas, Corn, Orion Sets.
All warranted and cheap. at headquarters,
Ior good seed. T.. IL. HEINIrSH'S
Jan ~ Drug Store.
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REWARD OFFERED
Sunday Smokers.

For one dollar, you can buy Q bundle of
tho INDIAN GIRLS cent CIGARS, which
judges Of the weed say are superior TO those
you have to pay 10 cents for elsewhere.
Therefore, as her wigwam will be closed to-
morrow, save your money by getting n cup.
ply for Sundays smoking TONIGHT.
Jan 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04

Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
ElGliT-HOHs + POWER. in perfect order,
AZ with smoke-stack, shaiting and quan-
tity OF betting. Fo- .rarticuiars, apply at
PuENIX OMce. Oct 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
Sonis. Stccks. Sc.

Z BUY and SILL. on COMMISSION and
Il my own account, ut curr. MT ratep:
bnNHS sLd HT0t KS OF RAILROADS,
bonds and stocks of Ststc. and United
States, Bond. and stocks OF Cities and other
corporations, GaIk Notes, Coupons, Gold
and Silver Coin, anc approved Claims against
the United States. State aud County.
ID GAMBtllL, Broker. Alain street,
AnC 10 tGmn Cd door Soutl' wheeler House
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04

NHESE celebrated FERTIZERS aro too fayorably known
a state to require ccmment Those them know
valuc those who have not
present crops Decides being Of future benefit
. T OF TUT nGr information, apply to SEIBE1S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
Notice.

CoiUMnIA s. c., January 81, 1874.
pIDS will rs received at thi. office until
- MONDAY. February .. for building
Fiie Ergino Houre for the J:nterpiise Fire
Company. Of dimensions an! plans similar
10 those or HOOK and Ladder House, in Sid
ney Park.
Al p1rtics viii s.ai their LIS and hand
the came TO his Office prior 10 The dat" above
mentioned CHaa DARNUM,
Jan ~ (itH [ lcik.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT Losr ny
'PooR HENRY. "A Washington special
to the Baltimore Sun says the Treasury
Department. has been engaged, since
the failures OF September last. in put
ting in condition for accurate statement
the accounts of tho Government With
Olews, Habicht & Co., the European
branch OF the house of Henry Clews &
90. Clews, Habacht s. Go. were the
disbnrsing! agents in Europe for the
State and Navy Departments. The lat.
ter department. did not, at tho timo OF
their failure, have any balance on hand
with the house, and succeeded in stop
ping payments of large draft Which
had been drawn in their favor day or
two before the failure. The State De-
partment was not so fortunate, and was
caught with large balance. The large
sum Of between s225, 600 and $3.50. 600
was the amount in the possession of the
house when it failed, and this amount
Will probably be entirely lost TO the Go.
vernment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
TENHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
Il nishing announcement that Oincinnsti
beer is no longer pure, but atlulterated with
molasses, sugar. OF starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner of
Prof. Mapes. OF New York, analyzed the beer
from dozen different breweries, and found
al OF it adulterated. Cocculus Indicus and
nuK Vomica entered largely into ita cnmnns!-
tion.
]. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
It. but brews from the best barley, malt aud
uop6. Jan %
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
DOMESTIC Markets.

A1BavY Nov 2s-Nohips doing in Wheat Rye quiet .,d nom
New Which il held sOa92 % outside price Hgh
nIe Market tame and qcSao lower holder. Of cansd.
fair car. sss % ,9S MIsd sss in s.s' ss'ae for
Ne Nov 23Coton sn advancing tendency Low Mid
elDr. al43 PlOur dull! hcWa.is, and Western sneerane,
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s sss az, wese 81 Mlc SoaSiS o. White &c Rye quiet at
& Iss Porn ana Sa rin; Ssi' .4 & sR G'
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unchanged Petroleum dull and nominal Crude 81 81 0
81 st g. .pd fSass lower sn ss o '.s'
S. Nov OATS i:a bs Sss5
al toS hn ,as :. IS s ZOO Ss
10 700 bush Barley loo bush Rye Can.i l7s
s9.s s wSs. Ss ss' S css
sS%.. yss O eSa s S rss1 Sass M S
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sss g g f; a .a.. aa s;a'' 81 ''asl 60
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9. gHst ard % tsa, piGy sgs sAGse Son &
Shoulders. SS alOe Clear RIB sides l3. Clear sides l39l4e
Meats dq I'D & oss Ss Shoulders, es Side: q s Hans 9s
ssd:a 10 tSsa ss g lSssa E..
81 35dSI oO bsik o es HSi"Sf <o feoePb ioooV snip
24O 49, oo ,., - -, -, -
81 Corn firm and better Low MIe shelle 6e agh Mixed
5se q 56oj White o9e Petroleom hni Standard White.
ear lots. $40 State test. lOi1a
Drrsor 23-Rloar and upcharaed Wheat
RItrs 81 isIasi lss No White, 81 44; Amber Mchg.n,
al OH steady at IL e. Oats In good demand 53l3
Des,ea Hog, - 50ass 60 Reospn-30OO bb flour 81 900
bash Wheat 5000 ba,h Corn shpmepx-l0OO bbs Flour,
10 600 bush. Wheat, 5000 bush Com
isDisAPOLs Nov 2s-Pour quiet and unehasgei Wheat qe
'Ps'PsS ooSsEI o. ssSSo sss on ne
elevator Barley 81 2OdSl 25
miLwArKLE Nov 23-Pour quiet aud unchanged trm
and demand; No J. 80 ei No. 92'ai November 92 2e
eO Oaz steady No. store, 53e Corn and
ssask A. Gissa tsSh usA ~ isAxs ~ hEAss n 81
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs

Ioypoy Nov 23-12:30 mThe Continental hanks
ery discount United States bouds lo65 DID,
1906 1865 l094 Erie Railway shares 26d26 Nesfox Cen
tral, "a. an ,ooo c.. ., ,n,,,
UnIands 73d; Mddng Orleans SsdS the sales the day
have been Ia 600 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
port - an c... s, - A, III, .
Nddng hollands Mfdrgs deliverable November
ana December 74i Bresdstufs due. Pork S3 cwt
Loypos 23230 mThe rate Of discount in the
The Bank Of Eng land rate ~
IyERPoo 23-2:30 MOI the Cotton sales to-day, 200
bales Anercp. -
IospoS Nov ga m-The Of bullion withdrawn from
the England balance today Is 100000 Erie Railway
shares 26 Paris dispatches quote Rentes at 6lf OOH.
FRAsyPoRr Nov 23-U s. Fve-Twenty bonds. lS62s e73
tyRRpoO Nov 23l mCotton sales the basis Of Mdding
nnd nothing Good Ordinary shipped October and November
MiddlnRs shipped December
nary az lll6d do. do. deliverable November, at 7as
Lospoy 23-5 m-Pas dispatches quote Rente at 6E
soc. - .
235 m-Coton sales the bass Miidng
rnlan nothing below Go Onsr shipped November aud Dem
her at 76A dc nothing below Low Md1lngs, shipped No.
ysmber and December 7e Corn 31d37 quarter Cheese,
6S y cw beat grades Of American hne Lard III cwk
Loypoy Nov. 23-RehDed Petroleum, SdSi4d. gallon
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
NEW-YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY

the on:q$ $o receipt: Of sstGri.y s The
Jefsev CITY G2 cars at Ouehandredh at WeehsTien
and the total G hs week i OSo7 S or .lt1 SS st ar ~ than the total @
week year There ve 6ne cattle among tie fresh
so o The emanS 1 c%s Sa r o
and all Of the good cattle bad ready
but the lower srad. dragged and 10 B and
sn e Ss,y S to sSl @ SS Ss 2 a'G osd s Ss s'.a dull
poor prime we're ere ns lei sas 4 ~ Ge: 1923 the
ss ksai Se TDs and Ohio good % ss
cattle range from S5a5s Is to the sT"s.
ewi and Of Colorado cattle wea sas y H.
With the sh, weeEfo o22 head the sne..
so.. e~t or i% selling for od.y
T @ soSa asTs h; Z: ana sT 5 S S' 9 ~
Strong the market Chicago for the ending 2O
long period marked decided i'm
p week supply department has liberal though as
Win Of os % and the n S a,u @ oS The
win Of Winter packing season have almost nyaa
ihs pnes Of both native Tsndscns and
Se and mutton mh our shipping asssme the mse and md
mos. limited proportions Th 'sao0 hSssys
exceeded IN this market more M . a. average for beef eas.
sn and higher than for .hpas trade viii
nns e as As eonSS Sl. @ q @
sD,y to beef %S'GI s and pSSS %. but for
iSo,gS n ,ss',i n. prices bsSs % , s that
Der year equal tie eo., incurred fed
ing especially relation 70 all cprDied eaiie 10 November 1873
Weighing have only two s. re reorss ss
during that month higher which 9s head sverSsps sos M
at S6i2 and 26 lead averaging 6l4 D. at 90 vile during the
past SeeE only We have has quite bss m number
al 2 rs head averaging 444 h. $6 ON ~ head sys,sgns
1873 $6 l2 "a bead averaging 33S n at al AZ b..5
1926 b. at 50 ao' and 80 head s'sus ST. ss 81 s's $
So TO-"
Al One hundredth st. T. Eastman bad a. Morris w.i,s.
Co, % serei heIer IL cans Coon Thompson 20
Bedford Kennedy ears Meyers o. Charles
Co. cars, j. H. Williams carr GIe,pie carr j. feri.
asirsa car. wI:s VIA Levy, csn r.
Knowtou car Geo Tohe car Wheeer care r. W. swift.
Merrn sold for Bedford keHsedy 7s Kentucky rattle
III. e.t at I6i2s1e b dress 67d5S NJ l3 eIr Lesyy do
i0ni2 e.t at sdl4e, dress so dg0 10 for Gepe Is
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

STRAWThe business moderate ana quOtatiOn
checked business We quote ShppHg GOc
PETAL o. Gl6 g5c: Clover 5Od60c ana Salt at 45djOc Straw
dn and wesk Al Rye for shor do and 45
soc. for Oat cash. -, II. u,
o0o bhl Or at ~ 3221S2 3d. spnts Iupentine
sales OF 100 bbs at the outside tgue
Tar with only small business close not worthy
EXTRAORDINARY market for Refined somewhat better with
demand 1000 bbl az lOas wbeh Is
also The quotation balance of mooh delivery Gases duet a. 10
SIG5c Cule but STEADY at s NapLtha dull and
Unchanged Al Oa, Phladphs market is sso shade better
hnt Inactive Advces from the producing Iegiors
note dui markets with prices without e'seni'l chance
PROyIsIONs-The Pork maFet and heavy: the demand
for ght ss $50 bis at 500 75as2I
80 bbis New City Beef steady active
OF bbs $l2 for Mess; Sl5dS5 %
$lS9fs 30 for Family Tece Beef STEADY but quiet sales 80
Prime Mess within quoted at $2O0$22 Beef
Hams sales Of 50 bbs Western at S2 80 Cnt Nests are
fairly sales Of 5000 pieces at &C. for Fresh Sbou
der Ils4c for Pekled do De- for Smoked CO.. O99lOc o
Main Hams i.dl l2 for Pcked do. 130l34 for Smoked
do 900 bb bulk l0c Bacon quiet and heavy
sales of 25 boxes Lorg Clear at s Dressed Hogs steady
ad f active Saa81c Lard opened strong but closed weak
and ye dul 2j0 Western Steam at $50 ie 300
tcs do d. seller week. 1879 % cs Cv at 1885, for
future delivery 900 tcs at the West seller November at
Ia 800 tc seller year l3d13 9l6c. closing l3 2c
800 tcs seller months. at Is l4dl3as.
supply Of choice gras still continues light and prices
quotations the me um graes there an aeemGa
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

BARLEY oui.t and snsr; No. Spring regular 81 S2 psee%es
81 AZ No DO store 81 15 Provisions quiet hem nmy
held Al slY So Lard firm 1870 Kettle Log a 20
pickle. for 10 average Pgbts-W nss @ o no snh Wheat
sbionentsYl3 600 bbis Floor, 1874 900 bssh Wheat .
MHspus Nov 23-P1our aue and upehsseed dfnn ses, I %
f,m vsnd Porh and firm st S23 bsro urn ~
bulk Meats and fair demandi Shoulders, oe o~ss'
rsn. .prLpHn Nov 23 Glover Seed, Sa1gT Flour hm N
@ yno n ami .pd Declining Red ass 49, Amber 81 20
s, 81. White al y0asI 81 Com frm, Yellow, Ola 9oc 90
New s36Ssc Old 65c. Oats s,esdy white Us goos
mIed 62c Petroleum. EASIER Refined loitc; Crude oe wnsV
Sr Al Al O2 Butter 6rm and Bradford Countn Cso
4Oa4S Prime Western 33035c; Choice Western k'l, $500
ps New Yorl Hi4ai5s; Prime Western, l49l6s s5gs
am s,e sewjsrsey and Delaware 32a33oi Western 80
ST. IouIs 23-Four dull and unchanged Whea,
doing No WED Winter 81 O7. Corn hr9eri 0n No a.
7Gc New 7Oa72c Oats frmer; No. 2 5Sdoohc saheJ urH
and unchanged Rye qn but frm 81 poe WHISKY nr ,n "a
hnTers and sellers apart offered $5 ~ spots no DIGS Nv ~
February $40 D! satd Mss and Bacon oI s. eoSs @
. lower Common 50 25Ss6 Good to Choice 20 s2Ssa 20
Ertra 81 3OGs7 uuch.nged supply ss [ma 20
Choice nstye Steers 81 75d&6 rs Butehers ~ n hnh
Reeeips-6OOO bbls Flour. 10000 bush wheat % s
Corn 10 600 bu.h Oats 10000 bush Barley LUZ ousn o
iS 600 HOGS 600 Cattle shpments0O 900 bush "hea oooV
ToEno Nov 23-Plour steady. Wheat steady amper De-
g.n sa.b and November 81 O7Ls No Red ~ ~ 10 -
III 6gL, Corn in fair demand and higher High MIl vc CO..
T2g724c November, 72c December. i2ri 1anaat esI
Low Miei New qd69aic Janulry 6sei no gLsue s,c
Osts strong; No. O. 55956c; Noyemeer Doc nsngn' Ia
De Clover seed So Dressed Hoes as.ng oc % nS
Receipts-G 600 bush Wheat 10000 bush Corn zo mn
Oats shments-3 bbs Flour 62OOO busa "heA f''''
bush. Corn, q 900 bush. Oats
New-York tribune., 1874-11-24

Dec. 200 254 $4,000
Dec. 10l9i ll6500 257 19 300 97 900 "a 25 400
Dec 27llq5 100 900 q 700
7an. S205 so ass O9 800 49, 800 a. 100 900
Jan 10 2l9668 26I 800
Jan II 2 100 265 800 so 600
Jan "a 900 "a 093 800 654s 500
Jan 81 81 100 q 024 100 81 300
Feb 269 3l2 100 26 $685. 500 700
Fcb 2T7 SO 900
Feb a 23 67 27s 200 So 100
Feb % 23 28 20 III 800 CO. 600
Mar 1874 800 22 655 100 800 26775OO 6l9l5OO0
Mar 500 2s6 s7 200 100 9O 800 6 66500
Mar 2 240 2s5 900 6 1900
Mar 2s 239 800 285 26
Apr 237 49l 286
April IL 23s 69l ZOO 29l 600 &C. 100
April Is 2ss 293 800 565T3so0
Apr rs 234 1913
May 23l 4o 500 26s 81 1900
MAY Q2s aS 100 2s6 57l
MAY 395 26 922 200 S.
800 81 0O, 800
May 80 asa lOI 500 81 So 400
June 623l 9lS 800 500 456700
June l3 400 no 6i e9060
june 20 800 900 26671 GO 951 900
June n a31 e9 26652 800 S3s6O0
July 2sl 79 61l 500 81 923 200
July ISL 800 go 63 66O5O0
Jny IL 142 e83 ri
Juy 27 2sls30O 25721 TOO
20767 coo 63 TIA, 800
Az a43 as roo ZOO 257e2
~ "a oa7 aI5 2SO osl
InS "a a3l 100 6657s100
90 S2s oo I00 ms 900 65 89l
So oaI rle f0 27e 9 800 81 282600
St u, ss7 go go 900 25662t00 g.
t 10 Ss go no 6f 700 6532
Sept i60s00 $50 2O lssoadW aocSo ~ ~ @
0t II, 2SS All 900 asi 25i5so0 623 200
o., iso 100 asa 275 60 697 900
Oct "a 226 30 800 26l -
Oct 81 GAS s52 100 oSs @ o go
900 COZ 900 "a ia 100 Is $50 800
Nov. alaai sS2 I7.ssv. Lsasoe