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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16
STAT. TAX CCLLECrOR's OFFICE.
No. 9 Esplauade street.

STAT. TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
No. Esplanade street.
New Orleans June 9, 1875.
Ri VIRTUE OF tbs POWER IN ME VESTED
- by the act OF the Legislature of this State No.
A. of 1873 approved March II, 1873 will proceed
TO sell at public auction at nv office. No. Esplan-
ade street, IN the sad Third District of tn is city,
on WEDNESDAY, June D, 1875, at twelve O'clock
NJ, the following des"ri he'd property, to wit
ChRTAIN LOT or GROUND, in square No, ,.
bounded b. Esp alade. FrenchmsD, Eysiau Fields
and Decatur streets. fronting Decatur street,
measuring p by 8. feet.
Said property having been seized hy me to satisfy
a debt due the State of Louis ana for taxes upon
said property for the YEAR 1875, amounting to
forty three dollars and fifty cents, together with
all costs. penalties and charges.
Al said sale the property will not bs adj Indicated
unless the bid is ,or a tfcient amount to satisfy
the afO' esad claim, ana also the unpaid take.
upon said property fir the year 1872, together with
the penalties thereon, and costs and charges
which may have accrued
The purchaser at this sale will he pu: in imme
diate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot
State Tax Collector. Third District CITY of New
Orleans. ielO Is 81
STATE nF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Third District. City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA W. TWO LOTS OF GROUND.
fronting on Marias and Marias and Louisa
streets, III square No. i02 assessed in the
NaIns q: PhFER kLEBEE.
S:..k TAN CoLLECToR's OFFICi,
No. Esplanade street.
New Orleans. June 9. 1875
1li VIRTUE or THE POWER IN NE VESTED BY
- the act OF the Legsla ure of this State No At
Of 1873. approved March H. 1873, will proceed to
sell at public auction. at N Office, No. Esplanade
street in the said Third District of this city or
WEDNESDAY. Juue %. 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ
the following described property to wit
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No
+H: bounded by Clouet, Louisa, ST. Claude and
MaTlas streets. fronting on Marias street measur-
ing 29i by l8 feet.
!. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No.
io1. bounded by Couet. Louisa, st. Claude and
Marals streets, fronting on MiIais and Louisa
streets measuring l20 by SO feet.
Said property having been seized by to satisfy
debt due the State OF Louis "a for taxes upon
aid property for the year 1873. amounting to
twenty nine dollars together with all costs pen
alties and charges
AT raid sale the propert- will not be I'D indicated
unless the bid is tor sufficient amount to satisfy
the ataresaid claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the year 1872 together with
the penalties thereon, and all costs and charges
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this SAFE will be put in iume-
.iiate pc 3sessOn.
TeIms-Cash on ne spot
FRANCIS Z. DUMAS,
State Tax Collector. Third District City of New
orleans jp1O l6 n
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1l,4.

STATE or LOUlSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New Orleans.
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fronting on the corner OF klysian Fields aud
pIquhart streets, in square No. 49i; assessed ia
The name of WIDOW WILLIAM PILES.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Sxth District, City OF New Orleans.
STATE TAX CoLLECroR's OFFICE, }

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. TWO LOTS OF GROUND.
fronting on Louisiana aver ne. in sIuar. No. 2.6;
assessed E the name of HENRY ChAPOTAN.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. TWO LOTS or GROUND
fronting on Che stuut street, in square No. -;
assessed in the name of s. NJ. HOPPER.
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TAN COLLECTORS SALE-NO. iI6s.

STATE OF LOUISIANA W. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
fronting Marias and Marias and Louisa
streets, III square No. i02 assessed in the
Aams o: Peter KLEBER.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
TAN CuLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. 1892.
STATE OF LOUISIAyA-PARISE OF ORLEANS
Third District. City of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. iOr OF GROUND
fronting on the corner of Charrres and Jeanne
streets, in square No. 1874: assessed in the name
Of T. 3. LEE.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New orleans.
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TAX COLLECTOR,S sALE-NO, 1921.

STATE rF LOUISIANA. PARISH or ORLEANS
Fifth District Ci.g of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. SJNDRY IOrS or
GROUND ia SQUARES Nos. 1911. 30 III, I79. l59
and 49, assessed in the name of ATLAS IN.
STRANGE COMPANY civilian Stevenson.
xre.i 1eLtI.
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Eurs. Of Streets
r. Hasam. lumber. $50 90
II. Marks. rent :or the month OF
MAY. 1875. ..... ................. 80 0,
+. Wonder Hsar. rent tor the montl
of Nav. 1873. % 90
J. S. Rivers. stationery > 60
Louis Bird. rent for the month OF
May. 1875. NATURALIZATION. - co
NJ. .Abevna'. rem: of lot Tor the
month of Nav. 1879. 10 90
a. Baldwin i Co.. hardware. ..... Ii 05
Total. $i3? 81
Bureau OF Drainage
W. G. Wilmot Il Co.. haulingscOal. sac! 30
7. Hasam. lumber. Observation-Disclosures. %
brass work ................... ga %
c. Taylor Gauche. crockery....... y 50
Total. $749 s.
Contingent Account
j. w. Adams, for lumber used az
culvert of Orleana canal, ap-
proved. ............ e3o3 20
Grand sots!. ...elola ~
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TAX COLLECTOR's eALE-NO. J22S.

STATE OF EOuISI4NA-PARlSH OF ORLEANS
Fifth District. city of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. FOUR LOTS OF
GROUND in square No. -. assessed az tie
name OF CYRUS SUSSEY.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO, 1874

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS
Fifth Di strict. City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. AN ARPEET OF LAND:
assessed in the name Of DELCAZEL !
BROTHERS.
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PAINTER ACCIDENTALLY KItLED.-John
Williams, painter. while at work on
scaffoli painting house on First. near
Chippewa street, accidentally fell distance
Of moro .,.an twenty feet. breaking one
thigh and intlictine snternal injuries. lie
was sent 60 his home, No. IS Washington
syepne. where hs died last evening.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-NU. HISS.

State Tax Collector. Sixth District. City OF New
Orleans. ia LII Ii
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-. :. ThaNCIS Z. HUMAS,
State Tax Collector. Third District City of New
orleans. ie1O rs u
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d D,
State Tax Collector. Fifth District, Cuv of Nav
orleans. i-1l is II
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STATE or IOcISiANA-pARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New orleans.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALEM. l127.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Efth District, .Ity Of New Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1887
STATE OF LOU iANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
ThirG District. City Of New Orleans.

STATE OfLOUISiANA vs.. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
fronting on GENTLY road: assessed in the name
81 T. E. LEE.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NO. 400.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City OF New Oreane.
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State Tax Collector. Third district. CITY Of New
Orleans. iel0 lG ~
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1893.


State Tax Collector Sixth District, City of New
Orleans. ;a4 IL Is
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1866,

State Tax Collector. Third District, City of :-v
Orleans. ipli Is 2;
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TAX COLLECTORS. sALE-NO. i2I0.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO LOTS OF
IhoLSD, fronting OF! Dorgen"s, Columbus and
kerleree s:ree'-, and Ro. hebl ave. BAYOU road
anu herlerec streets. in squares Nos 1875 and
40; ASSESSED *. ;Ae name OF WIDOW J. !.
GlSS.
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A BOLD ATTEMPT AT FRAUD
A william tries to Draw Money from a
Bank on Forged Note,

lawrence, August 6. A bold attempt to OBJ
tam soooo from the National Pemberton Bank OF
TINS city, was foiled to-day by the caution Of Mr..
W liliam IL. Jaqulth, the cashier. About noon q
stranger presented himself with letter of intro
duction to Juquith, purporting to be given by E.
r. Stokes, cashier Of the First National Bank of
Woodbury., N. j. The letter written on printed
note head, stated that Reigant had occasion to do
business in this vicinity, and that he held a draft
of Stokes bank for $500, drawn on New York.
The letter said, eve have sent Mr.. Regant to
you at the request of our New York correspond
ent, the National Pak Bank, who in answer to
our inquiry recommended your institution. The
signature of Mr.. Reigant accompanies this"
Alter presenting the letter the stranger offered
the draft for deposit. 1t was safety draft, with
the figures $500 pcnciled across the end. Reigant
endorsed it, and Mr.. Jaquith received it and gave
him check-book. He said he proposed making
Lawrence his headquarters, and would take $4,000
on the draft, and leave the balance on deposit.
Everything seemed regular, but Jaquith answered
that he preferred to give Mr. Reigant credit for
the draft, and that he should postpone drawing on
1t until the bank re-opened at o'clock. Reigant
walked off,
a telegram to the National Park Bank of New
York, brought reply that they had no CORES
pondencc with the Woodbury., New jersey bank,
aud that the dealings Of the latter were with The
First National of Philadeph This proved the
draft and the letter of introduction forgeres and
the police are in search of Reigant. He is for
eigner, medium height, smooth faced, with hollow
checks, dark hair and complexion, and apparently
about 30 years old.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Eeuuebee 9uurnal.
OLD ORCHARD.
The National CampmeetiDg al
Old Orchard.
The Second Days Proceedings.


Old Orchard, August 6. The second day of the
National Campmee,ng opened bright and fair
Early devotional exercises were held in the sep
aratc tents followed by a union prayer meeting il
the Biddeford tent, led by John Allen who is now
, in attendance upon his 25lst campmecting Thi
venerable man, now in his SD year, speaks ant
breaches with undated vigor.
The morning public services, at 10 O'Clock, il
the Grove, consisted Of prayer by Rev. DR. Seare,
of New Haven, reading Of the 5lst Psalm by Rev
VIM. y, Graves of Philadelphia, and sermon BY
Rev Dir. Wood of Baltimore. About ID 900 peo-
pie were present. The usual experience meeting
followed this and the afternoon service. and many
came forward to seek the Lord at the solicitation
Of the speakers.
This afternoon "a sermon was delivered by Rev
Geo. Hughes of Philadelphia, from the text, "Be
ye holy President Inskip followed in character
istlc remarks, and the meeting rose to a high pitch
of exultation under the appeals and cxhortations
of numerous speakers.
~ thick fog in the evening did not prevent a
goodly audience from assembling to listen to the
able sermon by Rev. Dir. Gray of Philadelphia.
Among the most notable arrivals to-day, were
Rev. DR.. Lowry Of Philadelphia; Rev. J. 3. Ford
of Syracuse; Rev. l.. r. Dunn of Newark Rev.
w. T. Harlem of Providence, r. l.. Rev. George
Pratt, President of the Maine State Association.
-Four lady temperance crusaders, from New
jersey, put in an appearance to-day.
Fifty tents were pitched to-day, and more are
coming.
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BANGOR.
Celebration.

Bangor. August 6. The catholic societies OF
this city have enthusiastically celebrated the
O'Conneil centennial this evening by large pa
rade, concluding with address by Rev. Mr..
McSweeney at the St. Johns Catholic church.
Political.
The republican ward caucuscs were held this
evening for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the district convention, next Wednesday, and to
the county convention, next Thursday. The del
egates to the former unanimously for General
Plaisted as Congressman to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of General Hersey.
Personal.
Hon. Parker W. Perry, Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue for New England has arrived in town
and will make Bangor his headquarters.
The Turf.
There are 60 entries for the August races at the
Bangor Trotting Park, which commences next
Wednesday, to continue three days.
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Excursion.
MASSACHUSETTS.
THE O'CONNELL CENTEN.
NAL.
The Grandest Demonstration ever seen
in Boston.

Bcston. August 6. The O'Connel meeting at
Music Hall tonight, was one of the graIdest
demonstrations ever Witnessed in this city The
immense building crowded to overlooking,
and hundreds were unable to gain admission even
20 the corridors. The hall was deliberately decor
ated. Some two hundred persons occupied the
stage, including the Committee Of Arrangements,
Governor CASTOR, General Banks, General Ben
ham, William Lloyd Garrison, Fathers Lynden,
Healcy, Flatley, Griffin and others. The poem.
"A Nations Test was delivered by Jonathan
Boyle O'Reilly; and the GRAFTON upon the Life
and services of Daniel O'Connell, by Wendell
Phillips, is pronounced the master effort of his
life.
Stabbing.
Lawrence. August6 6. William Casey, laborer,
residing at No. 372 Common street, in a drunken
family quarrel this noon, stabbed his daughter
Mary in the breast. The wound is not dangerous.
Casey escaped.
The laborers on the water works tunnel aban-
doned work this morning, demanding payment by
the city of about $1,000 due them from George
ID. Rice the absconding contractor. Mayor
Tewksbury interviewed the strikers, giving them
encouragement that the city would pay them the
amount due
Held to Bail.
Newburyport, August 6. The police court
yesterday, held BENZ Haley for sabbing John
Cotfey, July t. in $4,000 to answer. Cotfey has
not been out before.
Attempted Suicide.
A woman at the Bay State House attempted to
commit suicide with laudanum, to-day. Five
doctors were called, but she survived them all.
Criminal Matters.
Gloucester, August 6. Ramsdell, the murderer
of Haley, waived an examination Friday morning,
plead not guilty, and will be committed to Salem
Jail, to await the action of the Grand Jury, to be
held at Lawrence the fist Monday in October.
Obituary.
Boston, August 6. George Battey Lake, the
well known banker, of this city, and Frederick
Almey, prominent merchant, died here to day.
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STATE NE " y.

On the 25th ult., the Roman Catholic church at
VIM struck by lightning, and was burned
around the cross and other places, and was dam.
aged to the extent of about $500, but was saved
by the efforts Of VIM citizens. Several French
ran with pals and cans of milk. claimingsthat on
ly would extinguish fire caused by lightning.
They have curious kind of tramps in Portland.
While the "man of the house" was absent, as US
ua, one called at house and said that he had
lust arrived from Europe with a lot of nice syrup
for the family, and waited for something to put
in. Some very nice demijohns were brought up
from the cellar, and washed and given the man,
and that is the last Of the story.
There is woman in Biddeford who is so poor
that the best thing she can get to wear for bon
net is TIN pan covered with some cloth ana less
ribbon. Poor thing
The Sandy River National Bank Of Farming
ton, has ordered one of the chronometer locks,
and it will soon be put in position on their safe in
the bank vault.
Several persons have complained that woman
is going about the streets poking holes in win
dows and front door lights with her parasol.
They were twins. One weighed thirteen aud
the other twelve pounds. That's the kind OF folks
there are in Bddeford-l Times.
Knox Lodge of Odd Fellows has been established
in Rockland.
The Press says that Alom 4. Buker, OF Bow
doinham died from the effect of poison, which 1t
is supposed that he took into his system by sticking
the guard of moving machine under ms thumo
nail. \ few hours after the injury the wound be-
gan to pain him severely and soon sores followed.
! The physicians attribute his death to poison en-
the guard gathered from the grass. His age was
% years.
horse valued at $1,000 and owned by Charles
! Wentworth OF Skowhegan, died from the effects
of disease, at the stable Of A. G. Scrlbner, last
Saturday night
The Skowhegan Reporter says that haying is
about all done in that vicinity and most farmers
were in capital good trim, and also their fields TO
receive the copious rains of the last few days.
A very sal and fatal accident occurred last FRI
day afternoon B. Emery Bussey, aged years,
son of DIR. Il. Bussey, while playing in company
with some other boys about his own age near the
Cressey mill pond, attempted to wade over the
stream where it is about three feet deep, lost his
footing and fell into the water. His little COM
panions on shore gave the alarm but before assis-
lance could he had, he was past recovery .-Houl-
ton Times.
The Kent's Hill Seminary has established a full
Normal department under charge of Prof. J. W.
Rich, graduate of the Wesleyan University, who
will give his exclusive care to this department
II. b. Dunn, Esq, gave $4,000 for this purpose,
which is called the Dunn Normal Fund. Inc
Seminary course is TO be developed 50 rs TO en-
brace several theological studies for the purpose
of preparing Young men for the ministry. Dr.
Torseys now in the thirty fifth year OF his presi-
dency, before entering upon which he was Lve
!, years pupil and two years an assistant IN inc
| school.
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Summary OF Religious Intelligence.

Rev. DR.. Horatio Stebbens of san Francisco,
who visits Portland, after several years absence,
receives warm greeting from his former parish
oners.
chapel in Pennington, for the promotion of holi-
ness which was attended by many from the
rounding towns, while the local attendance was
large.
Elder Joseph Lakcman of Grand Menan, a
preacher of the doctrine of Latter Dsy Saints
recently preached to full congregation at South
Lubcc.
At Rangeley, OH Sunday afternoon, Rev. D..
Church Of Phillips baptized thirteen persons in
the beautiful lake. Among the number was an
aged father and mother and seven chlldren-ninc
in one family.
The receipts Of the Maine Congregational Mis-
sonery Society for the month of July, were
Sl,2il.
The Adyents are holding camp meeting at Car
vcr's haibor, which is quite largely attended. A
number of converts have been made, and bap.isms
are frequent.
The venerable Unversalist clergyman, Rev. T..
Thompson of Mechanic Falls is able to preach
occasionally now.
The Methodist society at the little Kennebec
district in Machias, recently had tair and raised
sum of money for the support of the gospel.
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway of East Machas has been en-
gagged to spend some time in that place.
The Androscoggin Quarterly Meeting will be
held with the Baptist church in East DiNheld,
tuesday, August l'th'
There IS to be camp meeting at North Castlne,
days.
| The brick work of the Elm street Universalist
church, Auburn, is nearly completed. The walls
are up, and the rafters are being put on
Mr.. F. II. Peckham, graduate Of the last class
Of the theological department OF Bates College,
has accepted call to preach to the r. b. ana
CHRISTIAN socleues at Newport, Me- lie mas
already entered upon his iaoors.
| The Penobscot Yearly Meeting of Free Baptiss
meets at the Maine Central Institute. Pittsheld,
August 18th, and continues three days.
Bishop Nicely ade his visitation to Dresden on
Sunday. In the morning he preached at Pownal-
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A large two story house, belonging TO Ar,ell
Faucet of Whiteiicd burned to the ground
Monday forenoon. NeariyaH the furniture was
burned. Insured for seven hundred dollars. The
barn was but a short distance from the house, ard
1t was W ith the greatest efforts that it saved
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O'ConneIi Centennial.

Ottawa, August 6. The OConnell centenary
was celebrated in this city in enthusiastic man
ncr. Everything passed off quietly.
Montreal August 6. The o'Connell celebra-
ton in this city, to-day, was Grand success
About 900 persons were in the procession. A
great number Of business places were closed, and
large crowds lined the streets through which the
proce ssion passed. No disturbances occurred.
A Destructive Tornado.
Quebec, August g. Intelligence received from
St Malachi, county of Dorchester, under date Of
July 80, SAYS the greotest tornado ever known In
Hailstones larger than eggs fell covering the
ground FIVE miles squire to the depth Of four inch
es. The federal government asks help for the
sufferers, as they are left destitute
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Chicago, August 6, 1873.

SnicdkO, august ., iet0
Flour-extra spring 23l. as SIX
Wheat-No. spring Cash l2S1.a; i2I1aa- Sept:
Aug, also.
COrn-NO. :, mixed cash 12-a1l4 Ang., 73xa;
ASA Sept.
Oats-No. ., 56a60- cash July, SOFA; -a4Ch
Aug; Ia Sept.
kye-No. @ S3as5,
Barley-No. spring l?0a cash; ll7s Sept u.s.
Oct.
Dressed Hogs s0Oas 30.
Pclk-2l 45a21 50 cash: 90 40-a20 Is Aug; 81 IS
AL 631, Sept; II s0--a2l 50 Oct.
LaEd-l3 10-al3 10 each: ID 40-al3 As Ang.
ID S-a Sept.
Bulk Meats- shop','ers s,4a-; short rib mid,
liza; short clear mid al2--.
Hams Is lbs average
Whskey- llS-uilS1a.
Freigbts-COrn to BuHalo, 3 a.. wheat do 81
as.
Receipts 900 hour, - o. wheat 100000 corn;
900 oats; 20 rye, 1000 barley.
Shipments 400 nour, 10j 0W wheat: lI,0O0
corn 4: 1000 oats: 10 barley 0JO0 rye.