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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IrEsDAT. "a.
AsHBs-Po obbug demand. and are STEADY at
63,s. Pearls are dali and nominal. ..
BEBSWAX limited demaud and the market steady sales Of
500 n Western Southern 80 435, ee aaey los Dens ed
Soc. - .. ..-. \. -. ,.,.t- ...;-.
but lar below stocks generally liberal ana he
good Prices are steady The export inquiry
Broom CORN AND BROOMs-Corn steady. but is still yerI
quiet quote Green Hurt "a lc New Green Brush and
saL Braid 7GlOc and New Red and hsd-Ipped at o@oe
Broons unal,ersd - ,-, 4,
Bck Bay 2Je 3 D. higher We ane
Pale 3 %. Jersey al eodSo oo Long lane
50a$7 UpRIyer So % a$7 Haverstraw Bay At p ~
eiGdSl-; PHILADELPHIA S2S 5O4S3O 5O baltimore @oVd<o
o,ense Cement lover ami quiet at 81 % Foegs stsa
sfaS4 so of 600 bhs Portland 20 arife ~
ency La better demand sales OF 5OoUOOV
Eastern Al ~ TO- du aud hye loNn"sri
ten eny az II O5dsl 10 FOR and D. bUGel ~ Dol Tor
al.hing. Other DESCRIPTIONS very duet
as unchanged quote AdamAlne II AZ IL a I3- II
% 5dI5 l6 a9lSe Sperm =; 2se Patent At %
d39c. and Pirarne At 26d27c, -. -
the market steady Anthracite the quoted - Sb = on
Cunbersud and Westmoreland ~ 70 south AnDof and
delivered Virginia ~ 5OGs and CumhenG BON ~ ~
mel so do Gas ell d. 81 jOaSs, and Scotch 80
COFPBB-The Rio the past eight avs has been very
without transactions reported
pes this DAY 10 800 baB, VIZ G. r.
Pr,cb via Antwerp Adelaide PeHdgast 5,25l bag
ae Rosebud 81 20 bags Santos The safe, s' al
sy tbs evening IA "a. bas SewOreans
fs bags Hampton Ro,ds sllO bags, Baltimore 20 2o9
oa At all ports f75O79 bags The stock here p'sts Of 10 70
,ve and j5597 small Mid Cotees qlet arc nonins
1por Rio Ordinary cargos l9d j9sc Far DO 2Od-Oi2c Soo
40 d2 le Prime do % d22ltc extreme ratge of @
beine 1871 G2 java 2562Sc; MarAcab 2Od25c Jamaica ~
and Porto Rico and Costa Riea ~ d3e Al Foii h.,
COTTON-rhe market Cotton sull quiet out pe'
without We follows:
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Is generally engaged In throughout the country.
strong arguments can be introduced 90 .ns
enemies Of Temperance. RIms0ilerS wives anu
daughters An country taverns can DO I'M
pressed In. this manner whom IL In nconvenient
to reach az present They can made to feel that their
husbands and fathers are engaged IN very disrepu
table business II be said that they VIII not =.
the letters they get first few are receVeu
whether they letters or not, every ono o
get will DO pungent reproof OF their IiQu c"
But vast numbers OF them Will oe reau' """ -"
WILL OF course, have TO be looked at "a, =. arr.
think that this will a very efficient metnou on ptV
noting the tempernnce reform. All can engage w :"
aud many who are Of doing something iVr o'.
perance can do it In this manner. ElaOritS Iettot
written to cergymen ana Others anu tnef ey
he annoy or Otherwise impressed Dy them AS y" m
forced take q stand for the right think shan 81"
john VAN WAGEsEE'
Poughkeepsic, N. Y, April 10, 1874
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A CLERICAL NFLATIONIsT.

TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS MORE A FEASIBLE ADD
TON TO THE CURRENCY-EIGHT YEARS AN AID
vOCATE OF EXPANSION.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR | see you commend the Boston preacher
for denouncng the so-caed Imitation scheme" VIII
YOU Adirondack preacher the other SIDE OF the
question: Eight years 1 began to declare-not IN
the pulpit nut privately my business frends-that
the country needed currency could get scarcely
one 20 agree with me, but to-day the great majority OF
Congress aud the real business men. think. are with
me What / foresaw come TO pass, viz, that the
necessities OF the country would force conviction and
furnish the argument which my reasoning failed 70
effect l have been a reader of THE TRIBUNE for al
these years. and OF ITS arguments and denunciation
against an addition 20 the national currency and at
tended the great Cooper Institute meeting TO see If the
rcat lights had any satisfactory arguments 10 make
against II out confess TO having heard none what
that the surest road 20 specie payment and business
prosperity throughout the nation is to add to the national
currency.
MY reasons are simply these
J. The increased population Of the country makes
necessary increase OF our circulating medium.
H. The enlarged commercial and internal improve
ment, manufacturing and agricultural activities de-
mand this addition 70 our currency.
III The gold basis which currency rests is adequate
20 sustain an addition 10 the National currency of
s2O00OGO0.
w Suspension OF specie payments a necessity
created bv the war In other words, mad to borrow
money. The same is true to-day and VIII be until we
90 longer have Tor credit That Is, we can't pay
our debts tai We get money do it with.
v That specie payments are no guarantee
against panics and failures commercial ana specua-
tive institutions. Against these nothing Dut tne sttcJ-
sst integrity and most faIseeing political aud com
.perciA wisdom can protect country or government
BrOadGtbiH, ". =. AVril g. 1874. j. Z. Rose
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Yer- Orleans, La. April 8. 1874
THE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

To fAe BaIE0r OF The IrI6une.
SIR: As your paper has taken such decided
stand the temperance question, we would like to
10 your readers that there such
an order the Cadets of Temperance for boys and
young men, young ladies also being admitted in the
rural districts under the Jurisdiction OF the NewYork
Grand Section. II has been Instituted since 1853
Dracng nearly 40 sections situated ia New-YOrk, New
Jersey and Connecticut and during the Last months
nearly section week has been instituted, ana appl-
cations charters constantly being received.
Thus the GOOD work is moving on bravely.
Any young man wishing to iOn such al organization
would do we'll TO call at the OF Ashland Section
No Il, c. OF T., any Tuesday evening, ut Greenwich
HAL, corner OF Christopher anG HudsOnsts.
l.. HENSEMEIER, IT,,
WILLIAM MULLER,
Nec- York, April 10. 1874. BENZ. r. BAKshs.
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Porteheslsr, n T., April 10. 1874.
ALLEGED UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION IN TON
|. Y 4

ALLEGED UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION IN TON
MAGE DUES AT NEW-ORLEAN5.
To the EdttOr or The Tribune.
SIR 1t is reported here, and appears to be
well authenticated that the Collector OF this port has
received instructions collect tonnage dues the
German Lloyds' steamship. We would be pleased 70
whether the Secretary Of tho Treasury has any
authority TO discriminate in favor Of any class
nationality the execution of law author zing the
collection of tonnage dues. II so. of what valuo l.
treaty reciprocity To except the nation paRticu
larry favOIedi Would ne not have the same right to
discriminate IN the collection Of duties imports in
favor OF person class OF persons TO the injury OF
others And more would IL be better for American
ships hau down their national cOlOrs and adopt
Ciermanl Hoping you Will give this a place IN your
journal, that the public attention be called TO
we consider 80 great abuse of authority We submit
the same 70 your KIND consideration.
AMERICAN SIIPMAsTERs.
Yelr Orleans, La. April 8, 1874
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THE NORTH SIDE ASSOCIATION AND TIE EAST
MAN BILL.
Ne,g- York, April 7. 1874.

THE NORTH SIDE ASSOCIATION AND TIE EAST
MAN BILL.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Please correct the statement contained
In yourissue OF date that the Committee Rapid
Transit of the North Side Association had asked for the
passage OF the Eastman" bill go far is this from being
the case that they constantly refused to do be-
evng that The for this particular act from
who mstOok the features OF It's original provisions
for what emascuated not TO have particle
vitality in IL. The Commission provided for therein
have the pecuniary power to pay their own office
rent advertising salaries, except by making them
hen upon the plan project they decide to favor.
question OF rapid transit IS now solely anc en-
rely one OF money and tins Commission cannot add
% any proposition power they have not IN themselves,
difficult for candid To understand the object OF
the petitions hawked about asking the Legislature 20
defeat every bill but this ANY one Interested
VIII a very thorough analysis made by a similar
Commission the Legislature, in 1867 but OF what
practical benefit was iri AUGUSTUS A. LEvEY,
Sec'v Rlpd Transit Committee North Side Assn.
Neio- York. April IA, 1874
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AN EpIsroLARY TEMPERANCE CRUSADE

A SUGGESTION THAT MANY UNABLE TO ENGAGE IN
sTRFFr WORK CAN AID THE CAUSE BY WRITING
URGENT LETIERs--THE COMPARATIVE MERITS
or LETTERS AND POSTAL CARDS.
20 the Edttor OF The Trt6uns
SIR Believing that you are Interested IN
giving The present extraordinary effort against rum as
poss.be t1att - necessary 10 leave
lawful means untred make IL successful suggest
the following which think will be new feature. ana
which hope you wiz print in your paper; That all
who are favorable 70 Temperance engage IN writing let
ters to their wives their daughters and
their relatives and to other persons whom wish to
Impress with our sentiments. There many ladies
who write very forciby this question, who
unable IN any other way 70 for our cause. Boys
and girls can engage IL by cutting appropriate pieces
rom newspapers. putting them IN an envelope and
sending them whom they choose. Postal cards will
make TIC cheapest and the best plan Enough can be-
written OF them generally Tgenty-nVe Of them
viii cost but IS Cents and Will Keep one employed
long time to Write them full No person 10 sign
" thing written IN this manner. IL tAs
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THE rNFLAr1oN1srs PURSUING A PHANTOM.

THE EIFLATIONIsTs PURSUING A PHANTOM.
TO the EdtfOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | ask the inflatiOnlsts what phantom
hath seized them, and, in the hazy labyrinth into
which they seem 10 have fallen, what phantom sways
theml Don't they know that they in chase OF an
ignis fatial, which Will by ITS Pickering light draw
them a quagmre. and there leave them helplesSly
hounderng Seeing what is reported the speech of
Mr.. COburn the House the stu inst, am reminded
OF what have time read a saving Of Rogers
Restless and impatient to try every overture OF pres
eDt happiness. he haunts phantom he can never over
take" Just hear him IN the close OF that speech ::
"rme and credit would work the Government out OF
debt and bring up the currency 10 the gold point
There what do YOU think OF that, readeri II You hap
pen TO be 81 old am 49, you may have a vivid recO
lection OF what Paine told Pitt That right hon
Orable gentleman talked Of English finances about
IN the way our Mr. COburn does He said that
Pitt wac as a man with wooden leg chase OF hare
the farther he ran the farther he would he behind.
GEORGE WOODWARD.
p0rtrhfeLsr T. Anr 10 1874
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STOCKS The railway share market opened strong
ana advanced until after the boards Here do
monstration was made against Pacific Mail, which
broke down the price one per cent. and gave the
res, OF the list an uncertain Tone the utmost point
Oh depression being in the early afternoon. The
most active dealings were in Lake Shore. Pacific
N. W. western Union Telegraph, Union Pacific, and
Wab. ish' Investment shares were quiet and mis-
cellant ous express and coal stocks neglected. The
general market closed steady The opening, high
est lowest and Using prices of stocks were as fol-
lows.
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THE SONNET QUOTED BY MR.. PROCTOR.

To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR In the report of Prof. PrOctOr's lecture,
published in THE TRBuNE Of April T. itis said Prof
here quoted that from the poet White
in which these lines
WHY should We thus shun death with oesseess sinfa
II light thus deceive, why may not life -
Simply with the view Of giving honor where II Is
due beg you to this statement The lines in
question not written BY the poet White" G.. H.
h White by BlanOO White and are taken from one
OF the most sublime sonnets in our English tongue.
send q copy OF it. it is comparatively unknown,
and will be read with pleasure by thousands of those
who gratedb by your report OF Prof Procors
lectures
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TRAVELLER GRATEFUL FOR POLITE TREAT
MENT.

To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR / read in last Mondays TRIBUNE a COM
muncation rejecting the management OF the New
York Transfer Company, and desire to plead contra
TO that charge. perfect stranger here and am In
no way connected with said transfer Company" but
must say this Company, It's agents
batter than any other person or rn In your The
agent ten miles out ON the Jersey SIDE aud
FOOT charge OF my baggage three trunks which he
caused 10 be transferred To Company rooms
and thence 10 the sfenmcr Tue agent gave me clear
raca,nt for tie money paid " him IN advance Nov
am a fair man. and " Honor " whom hsnor Is due"
Ne,o- York. April 10 IS7l- n Vs. MGConxiGk.
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Yw. York, April 10. 1874. Bl
PUNISHMENT SHOULD FOLLOW EXPOSURE.

To The EditOr or The Trtbune.
SIR Your exposure of the infamies of Jayne
and sanborn complete. Publication OF details
cessfu viIlany, without punishment prosecution,
demorazing. Insensble TO disgrace, loss OF their III
gotten gains would most punish Them and deter Others
like them. II any parts OF existing laws give pretext
for such nfames, cam0r for their repeal Aud II such
d. not exist the passage Of acts 10 with
out limitation OF time, moneys eXtorted from i'm
pOrJers and obtained by false pretensss from Gov
eruuent through taxpayers Try 10 punish after
ing extortion and swindling, publication tends
rather 10 promote than to prevent them. g. W. CARR
Charlottesville Vd., Aprii .. 1874.
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In city bank shares the transactions were light,

In city bank shares the transactions were hght,
the older and better bank stocks beng hrniy heiu
and rarely sold except By executors Learner Manu-
facturers Bank Importers and Traders tne racine
sc are offered at 1870 10 200. The old City Bank is
the highest on todays list 800 being bid, while Con-
tipeptol shares are the lowest, being offered from
day TODAY at %. The following are the bids and
offerings: - -,
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,
VERMONT DIVISION.

PORTLAND AND OGDEssBURG RAILROAD,
TRAyFIC GUARANTY
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS,
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-EHGLASD Invest
MENT.
The issue is LIMITED TO $4,000 per mile, aud has a
basis of CASH CAPITAL Stock OP 81 20O.OO0 PAID IN
AT PAR. ..........
limited amount remain uns0ld. Bonds issued IN
denominations of $1,000 $500 and $780, and interest
payable in gold, May and November l.
For sale by
Z. q T. FAIRBANKS & Co.,
st. Johnsbury. Vt;
FAIRBANKS. Brown & Co..
Milk-st., Boston,
FAIRBANKS d Co.,
81 Broadway, New York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
NEw-YORK AND OswEG0 MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
First Mortgage BOndholders are requested to- de-
posit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior to the 18th April and receive in ex-
sentatiOn by the Committee Of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage B0ndholders. For
further particularly apply TO
HEIDELBACH, FRANK & Co,
Bankers, No. 81 Exchange place, NewYork.
THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY il aIwaysan
important subject TO both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof T..
b. Elliott Of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
tribune LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. NewYOrk.
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TO NIGHT.

Mysterious Night when our first parent knew
Thee from report divine, ald heard thy name,
Di q he not tfcinbe Tor this lovely frame
This glOrOus canopy Of light AMI blue
Yet meath the curtain Of translucent dew
Bstaed in the rays Of the great setting lame.
HeSperus with the hOst Of heaven cane.
And 10 creation widenei in man = view.
Who cOnd have hOught sucn darkness lay concealed
Within thy besms, o Sun or who could fud.
While As aud Leaf, and insect lay revealed
That 60 such countless orbs thou mad'st us blind
WHY 10 W. then shun Desth with snIIOds stnfe
II Light can thus deceive. wherefore uOt IiIe
Ork April Z, 1874.
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the quotations;
Foreign exchange was steady. as follows I:

There is no change IN money, and the supply If
ample and abundant at and per cent on call, and
5iG6i per cent on prime merchant paper
Sympathizing with firm London markets and all
vancing gold. United States bonds made sharp
rise, closing the basis Of 1903 to 1904 for 1878
The following are the final street quotations
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THE MARKETS.
lCaeiuliv reported ror raE raIBUsE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
TUESDAY. April Il, 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TUEsDAr April L. 1874
The following complete list Of sap,si IN vessels winch
cleared to-day for foreign ports:
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lhe bids for the leading stocks at the close of the

Gold opened at 1885, sold at 1lSs, and then adj
vanced to l14s the preponderance of the days bust
ness being at IA According TO a rule. dealings
representing sixteenths are prohibited in the Gold
Room On gold loans the rates g. 81, 3 and
per cent for carrying The export clearances of do
nestle produce from the port of New-YOrk for the
week ending to-day amounted TO So 100 49, in cur
rency valuation. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
$4,000 in called bonds. and paid ont $4,000 in coin
interest. The operations at the Gold Exchange
Bank to-day covered Gold cleared, S27 600 gold
balances, Sl,0iS,5OO currency balances, 81 ,9S7
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ISpGO l. In ir demsnd ioohHg aud ,ss s'' IS s0s
Al auotAions, sales l2 cases Manila ~ oS"i n~'''
and al 90c.. currency NJ q vxrsis
-. go. s,,.t and f.cer arr - -
T. ,ss a.mssa =, 40 asz9 y ysfsev F'ss " "~ "
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nnitGs ASD DYEs-Opam demand
snFoyi the ofeiags small c1ng 81 25 ~ a. N b0ud
sorble dal and noHav unhAn maHuaeiae os9t' a.
a. M urrenc Quuae without hange 81 90 erener Castor
ri h .slabe sales Of Bakers "A a. 2te carrelc
| Tartar held 80 ne Birthstone dali lad nomiaAy
t .usd AZ $50 EOll Essential OILS sts sIesI beIes active
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were the bids:
!. The following were the bids

Railroad bonds displayed fair degree of activity
and strength, though the market was deSold OF any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-15

PLAXrbe demand ~
Good Primo North River 1870 IT,. slss
Western IA 2~i6ci spinning To- s3l0.
Al 2ls12stc. I-|I
FLOUR AND MBAL-rhe Pour mArkrt 1ue, eseessv
trade family brands No and Supers
shipping brands esdY aud tSs
and hlFhv rsIeS Z 1ff3 Wea
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The Philadelphia stock market Is steady Penn
sylvania Skies. lOsi Philadelphia and Erie railroad
20; Reading RAILROAD. 51.; Pennssiyanv. Railroad
52t; gold. LA
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R,.pt. al b shipping ports toay 40 bsie. Tn. day
day 5.lbI bales totai .ne AZ
so..rbr, ass time ss rear o. pAes
ned three davsD receipts IA 459 hsies onsonS-u TO-
1854 bairs STOCK IN Ne"-lViA' ~""'''' 49,
,toek 536574 bales ...h..,.s ,.sss s.l..
the rarsscaon as af ~ ~ ''.
a. sloss On basis Of Low hddhne8. 80, AN "a 10 o,
ssls- s evening after Apr 900 l, ~ ~ 10 80
~ III lido no noics TO-DAY. Nay. 40 70 II .oci l9OO
M 81 2e 500 Ia 1l-6cl lure. 500 ~ Lb-s tL1e &C;
oo IL s.i6e 400. II 1929. july 20Oii ~ lv1't SAue
900 II 1889; Aagusi zoo ~ S lOO 10 M sos
- p u. April luu, 70 lro1ei
& Il 7lt,e 200 iB 5-32o 100 10 llbe LOO 10 L532e;
200 IGAe MAJ, 5000, W -.Sa-c oVO 10 II oe-l 100
300 I7i,c, 800 IL 7-3s 500 IA 3l9Sj Jul, SOo II W.
1oo - fq31e 200 IL gi6c, August 100 II zl32c total
V 300 bss xnd total Is 60O Ia e ETehAags II BE paid Ia
100 Nav for June , =, . 4, -. a.
. dnu tv higher pnees inss1sd oL
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o-ered. Asked


The following shows the exports exclusive Oh
specie from the port of NewYork TO foreign por's
for the week ending April a. and since the begin
ming Of the year:
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note sn ,sles Of snds'.e.. Lemon Al sisst l2a OR Ga ss
orangr crop 90 co. OF CsA 81 TO- Rsgsh chesalnsk AZ
IN better dsnanJ ami the msrke Of soda
81 gS5 I3 Sal soda 81 62a BLCsrb soda a. I2I.0&b z5z
s hsh At 81 Ss49s2 81 q and Bschihg Powder sz<41
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The New Ymk Tukte,,n shows
that surprising the grecffbzcks 10 be
all redeemed ~ funded and out n
c,rculAti0s, IL wouid require re.
serve of s30O, 900, 30 u coin % main.
tain specie payments. The hanks
have 1850, DlJ, 90 " circuiatiaa and
100000, 800 of dcposiis. Twenty
r,es cent. N these two sums II S2io, !.
40. 40. and - the banks would want
. margin over 20 per cent, their re,
serve would have " be e2z5, 01C, 80,
1t iha Lwe1f. Jhe Tinted s.stes
Treasury ~ 70 Keep : balance d
go O10. 0OO constantly On hsnd, and
sbs solve circulation n coin wndld
be $1,000, 1Ot,--jn ~, ~, 90 oO.
The present stock ~ coin 10 the
,a-,ntry Il t21OQDf,,0. Nov, viii
NV one he god enough % ten u
here the other tefO,OoOyOoO - toI
on~ from.