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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
New York.

NEW YORK, May 24.--CoItoa-Dull Of
l0Hal8ISc. Flour-Dull; supGTfine western
and State 81 S5a5 %; common to good IS O5
as 80; good 10 choice IS l5a6 rs; white
wheat extra IS rs; extra Ohio IS iOR6 o.;
81. Louis Is S5as 90 Rye Flour-Firm
at 81 4Oa5 %. Corn Meal2Easicr at g 75a
425. Wheat-In limited demandj NO.2 Chi.
cagO 81 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l5IGal III;
No. 5 Minnesota 81 l7al NH amber west.
ern 81 seal u, Rys-Quiet at 81 06al 10.
Barley and Malt-Stoady, COrn-HeaVy;
mixed western 75a77c; yellow SOaSlL1G.
Oats = Heavy; mixed western 7ia75IIC;
white 75a7Sc, Hay-IlCavy ut G5a07c. COT.
fee-Quiet at l6aiS Nc, Sugar Dull; fair to
good refining ,,sasISC; prime SN. Molasses
Dull and declining, RiCe-Very Quiet
Whisky-Qdlet aud unchanged.
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q lIplonlatln nv.

When a La Crosse street boy Is playing
"hOp-scOtch on the walk and his mothel
comes to the door and asks him to spill
some wood, he replies that he will be
along in just one minute, Al the end OF
ten minutes she opens the door and says
"Wilyum, want that wood.n
I'm coming right away" he replies,
and then goes hopping here and there on
one leg.
Another ten minutes flies away, and she
opens the door and says:
"Wilyum, il you don't gel that wood
you know what your father will do"
"Just ten seconds" he calls back, and
he enters upon new game. ..r
The next time she calls she says; z
."Young man, it's almost noon and l
can't cook dinner without that woody
~ know it-Pm coming now" he re-
plies, and he stands on one foot and holds
a long discussion with the johnson boy
M to whether the game Of "hop-scotch" Is
as good game as base ball. He has Just
started to hop when boy whispers;
"Ah, Bill there's your old dadF
Great snakesP whispers Bill, and he
goes over the fence like a flash, grabs the
axe, and during the next two minutes he
strikes two hundred blows per minute.
lie gets into the house ahead OF his father,
and as he drops the wood, says:
Mother, the boys we're Just q sayia'
that / had the handsomest and best and
gOOdest mother on Lacrosse street, and
want to kiss youP-DetrOt Free Pes.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 2I.--Flour-.very quiet;
superGne 81 6Ga5 90; extra s. 2ba5 90; family
50 76a7 90. Wheat-Dull No. ! western
amber 81 3Sai 40; No. 2 do 81 81 No. red
81 81. Corn-Weak at Sic, OatS-Dulli
white western 40; mixed zoe. Rye-Dull
at 81 Ibai IS. lTay-Quiet at lSa96c. Pro-
ylsiOns-Dull. Pork-Wcak Al $9l OOa22 90.
Bulk Meats-NOminal shoulders 99Sa9Aci
clear rib i2jGaiSC; hams i41Gal6iIc. Lard
Dull, heavy and unchanged. Butter.
Firm; western grnSs favored 2ia2sc. Coffee
Firm ut 16alSNc. Petroleum. Nominal;
crude 59iaGc. WhiSky-Nomiual at 81 22u
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wmEErISo, March gOlh, 1878.
QUO COUNTY COURT,
Ktna Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company Of Wheeling

George Roberts and Others,
by Virtue Of q decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on The
2Olh day Vi january, 1870, IN the Aboye entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 10 Sci at public auction, Al the front door
Of tho Court IlOuSe Of Ald Ohio county, Oh
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1870,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. N. Of aid day, all The
coal and other minerals, belonging at present to the
Crescent Iron Company, which are IN and under
lands that were conveyed TO the aid George Bob
erts by the deed Of John Woods, trustee, and Mar.
tina Knox, bearing date the sth day o. June, 1868,
C Gnu IN Decd Hook No Is, paEe IO7; excepting
only 20 much Of Ead COal as was conveyed by RI1
George Roberts and wife 10 Emma u. Carter by
deed dated the tst day Of January, 1870 the said
deed being q deed Of exchange between the said
Emma .. Carter Of the one part and the sald
George Roberts Of the other Tati, and recorded In
mid Clerks Office In Deed Book No 81, plge q.
AklO, all the cOal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which by the al last mentioned deNl
Of exchange wero granted by the said Emma Il
Carter 10 tie said George llOlerts; The above being
the same coal, TinenlS, ways, easements, right,
and privileges which were conveyed BY the Sald
Roberts and wife 10 the Crescent Iron Company
BY deed bearing date the 18th day Of July, 1871,
aud recorded In Sald Clerks Office, In Deed hook
No. 81, page S67. For more particular and minute
description al tho mctea and bounds Of the premises
here offered Tor sale, the course Of entries and the
character Of other improvements Connected with
the Nlne reference d hereby made to a. complete
plat Of tho said premises now posted IN The Clerks
once Of Ohio County Court.
TERMS or BALE.-One-iOuFt Of tho purchase
money to DO paid 10 cash on tho day Of sale, and
the residue Of sald purchase money 10 be paid In
four equal annual nstallments, with interest there
on from tho day Of le; the purchaser 10 give bondi
with security, 10 DO approved by said Special Com
mlSlOneES, Tor said deferred payments and The
tille 10 said property 10 be retained until the said
purchase money shall have been fully paid.
JAMES 7. R0lElS,
H. q. BARR,
mr26 = Special Commissioners.
The above ale i adjourned until TUESDAY
May 18th, At 10 o'clock 4, n. aI3O.
WEDNESDAY, May n, 1875, at 10 O'clock.
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lIiSrs ron CARvISo.-To carve fowls,
which should always be laid with the
breast uppermoSt, place the fork In the
breast, and take of The wing and legs,
without turning the fowl then cut out the
merry thought; cut slices from the
breast, cut out the collar.bone; cut of
the side pieces, and then cut the carcass
in two! Divide the joints In the leg Of n
turkey. In carving a sirloin, cut thin
slices from the side next TO YOU must
I've put on the dish the tenderloin
unletneath) then turn IL. Help The
guests 10 both kinds. In carving
leg of mutton or ham, begin
by cutting across The middle 10 the
bone. Cut a tongue across, and not length.
wise, and help from the middle. Carve a
fore.quArter Of lamb by separating the
shoulder from the ribs, and then divide
the ribs. To carve lnin Of yea, begin
al the smaller end and separate The ribs.
Help each one to a piece Of kidney and
itS fat. Carve pork and mutton IN the
same way. To carve fillet Of veal, be-
gin NJ The top and help to the Siufiihg
with each slice. In breast OF veal, SelJl
afate the breast and bfisket, and then cut
up, asking which part Is preferred, II
carving pig II Ia customary 10 divide II
and take of the head before II comes TO
the table, rs TO many persons The head IL
revolving. Cut Oft the limbs and divide
the ribs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
Elleets OF the TrlaI in BrookIyn.

Effects Of the Trial in Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Argus gets of the fol-
lowing:
"Cross.examinations" are now Of daily
occurrence in Brooklyn families. For
instance the other day, at the breakfast
table OF well.known resident Of Pierre
pont street, the following colloquy took
place:
Pater tamdltas lin stern voice TO a
pretty daughter, aged twenty)-"Julla,
who was that young man who was here
last nightT u.
Julia with deliberation) IA friend.''
Father-"How late did he stayT
Julia-"I don't remember"
Father-"What Is his nameH"
Julia-"I cant recOlleCt." u
Father-"Where does he live p
Julia (quickly)-"lIe's moved" ~
Father (rcprovingly)-"D answer
me in that evaSive manner. Did he kiss
YOU before leaving"
A young sister who had been reading
the trial turning to rich old bachelor
uncle Ed objecti the question is lead
ing"
Father--''l insist upon an arswer-ycs
or no-and will put the question in an.
other form. Was there any Salntation Of
the lipsp f
Julia (absently) "My memory fails me
in matters Of detail, although" with q
pausc) "there nigh have been something
Of the kind"
Al this point the breakfast ended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-FlOur-Slowi
Iowa and Minnesota family 81 5OaG 20;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio 50 l2IGa
0 80; high grades 81 O0aS % WheaL-Red
81 3Sal 10; amber 81 IS; white 81 AN, Rye
Held at 81 10. COrn7Omi;t o. oiilaoOe,
7Sa7sIiS, Provlsions-sLeady. PCrk--At
$25 90. Beef Hams l5n22Ac. Lard-t6a
i0c. Whiskey-Held at 81 %. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l2C; crude DC. butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county
extra 25a30c; do frsts 23a24c; western ex'
tras 23a24C. Cheese - Dull at l2al21Gc.
Eggs-Firm ct l6ISal7C.t
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May Cotton Quiet and
steady at l6HC. Flour-Qulet and IN
changed. Wheat-Quiet aud weak; red
81 25al 80. Corn-Dull and declined al
74a76c. Oats-Steady at 7Oa7So, Rye
Dull at 81 23ai 20, Barlsy-Dull and
nominal. LinSeed OIL : Lower ut G5c,
Eggs-Firm at l5ai6e. Butter and Cheese
Demand fnir and market firm. Pork
Dull and nominal at $2l 80. Lard-Dull
and nominal; steam loo, kettle l5AHl5Lfc,
Bulk MeAt-Dull at So OOali COAL 671Sa
1900. BaCOn-Dull but unchanged at 09Sa
l2IGal3c. Whlsky--Steady at 81 To- e.
HOGs-Quiet common 50 76a7 20; fair
81 26a7 80; good 81 Oja7 50.
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TnIedo.

TOLEDO, May 24.-FlOur-steady and in
moderate demand. Wheat-2a3c lower
closing steady No. | white Michigan 81 81
amber 81 %; seller June 81 25lS; seller July
81 26If; seller August 81 %; No. red
| 26X; seller July 81 20)G. COrn-2uSC
lower, closing steady; high mixed II ne,
cash and seller May; seller June II Nc; seller
July $50; seller August 74AC; low mixed
zoe; no grade GOcn 0ats-Dull and prices
mammal .rF.rf.Il -Ht-r Cd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

A uooD.slzED SCANDAL AT pAvENroRf,
N,-Dayenport, Ia, has a scandal very
much above the average even In these
days. A well.known river.pilot, named
George c. Nichols, recently filed an In.
formation charging his wife with com.
mltting adultery with ten or twelve oil
the most prominent citizens Of the city.
Immediately, his wife had him arrested
on the ground that he was insane, but an
examination established his sanity. Then
he had his whole family arrested on a
charge Of conspiracy, and they we're loig.
ed In jail, though finally bailed out, Mich.
ola and his wife have been married 20
years, and they have Eve grown daneh.
tiers. Some sCandalous exposures are
promised when tho trial takes place, AZ
several well.knOwn citizens and church
members are said to be implicated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

NEW oRE, May 24.-Busincss continues
sluggish with The commission houses and
importers and the iobbing trade Is general.
IL quiet. Cotton goods moving slowly at
unchanged prices. Fruit Of the Loom
shirtings firm ut iSc, and the late reduction
was on CambriCS only, which are now t6c.
Aliens shifting pTints'aPc reduced to ne;
desirable whiteIgroundS, fancy and light
chocolate pSints, wanted nj DC. ht6iH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

CLEVELAND, May "a. Wheat Dull and
lower, No. 1. red oferedat II go No. 2 do.
81 10. Corn--DuIl and weak OF 77a7Sc;
shelled ears 74a76c. Oats--Quiet and
steady, No. 1 State 70c; No. 2 do. o.. Re.
troleum-5teady, Standard liO' test l0NC;
1902 State test ike cdr lots; small lots
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

PITTSBURGH, May 24.-Whcat : I'm.
changed. COfn-Firmer ut S6asICi she'll
Sia88c;. pettoleum--Quiet and steady
crude 81 32<at 359i at Patker's; refined
i2al2H "a; PhilAdelFhia- delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

1--we think Of religion only "a a means
ole'ciapiing whatwe call the wrath 10 come,
we shall not escape II we are already
under y! We are under the burden d
death, iot We caro- only for out5elyeS,-
Jamet Anthony Hotde, '"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

THE walls Of tho new Chicago custom.
house have got to come down at loss Of
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars. They
were put up too weak and without piling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stocks.

NEW YORK, May 94.-MoSEY-EaSy al
2IIaS per cent; prime mercantile paper IA
Ifper cent; choice even lower I,,
STERLING ExCHANaE-Dull al $4.SGa
1864 for sixty days and $3.50 Kai0O for
sight.
GoLp-Opened at il6% and closed at
li69G. borrowing rates to per cent per
annum and i.G4 per cent per diem. Loans
were also made liat. The Assistant Treas.
urer disburSed $4,000. ClearingS, "a, OOO,.
900. Customs receipts, $4,000.
(InyPnNMRNTA-Firn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25
THE WHEENG DAILY TEIGENCER TUESDAY MORNING. 1875

which 1900 were Pacific Nail, $1,000
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern, 49,
900 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1900 0hiOs,
and $500 Union Pacific. -rf
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RAILROAD BoNps-SLoady.

n AfIpnAn H6NDH-sStlnuv. . =
To.mnrra,y Marian i,ilSS q Cooper pro.
,o.c iG,l fS,,r nfiIlions d pcr eent voId bonds
Mine Western Union TELEGRAPH Company.
TIA currenrv honda Of The COMPANY fallinp
iiuS Soycmbsr nsxtwill be received Al i60T
and interest in payment for me new
ionn. The stock market was unsettled
and somewhat den,oralised By The, fur.
tbSl heavy decline iiniErie.ii TIE IDEAL.
invs IN ibis stock were very large,
nnd attended with A pressure 10 sell.
The oneniup sales were al 0iX against AK
nj close on Saturday, but afterwards there
was A decline to 10. This was precipiiated
By the decline at London, IA we'll as by the
report that there was likely to be strike
Of The employees In case The interest on The
second consolidated mortgage, due June | /,
was paid before their claims were satisfied,
and ietestatna from Albany that there
Ind beet,a consultation between the Al.
tornsy General and The Erie officers which
would lead to a receiver being appointed.
The General market al the opening was Y
to Y per cent lower than at the close
on Saturday, and subsequently still
further decline took iplaeg IL ,Sonie
instances, although nRhef midday
there was an. improvement stocks
Were weak and Unsettled )datiBE the
iasl hour Of business, but lust before the
ntaAS Iie mn rLet tehAihe fifh, and nfiees re-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

, JIM FHK's AND NED SroKEs FATHERS
AT PRAYBR.MEETINd TooETHER.-Mr.
IIepwofth Is holding series Of afternoon
and evening meetings, These services
bring together great variety OF people,
representing different sections Of the city,
and different scots. Mr. Stokes, father
Of Edward), with his family, are quite
regular in their attendance, One even.
ing man arose and offered prayer. He
was quite fine looking man, had a mel
low, pleasant voice, and was rather gifted.
The next evening, he was In tho meeting,
and the missionary went down and spoke
to him, and asked II he would not make
a few remarks when there was q vacancy.
lie thought II agOod thing TO have the
time filed and filled up we'll. The strang.
er, nothing loAth, came 10 his feet, and,
in five minutes speech, made genuine
semation. lie said: "AIy dear Christ.
ian friends, | am glad 10 bc among you,
tonight. ! anI man who has seen q
great deal Of affection. I had a son that
I loved dearly, but he was killed. My
sons name was james Fisk, Jr. Perhaps
you have heard Of him. Al this an.
nouncement an excitement was produced,
not much calculated to provoke q revi.
val.-"Burleigh'P Me,C York Letter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

WORTH KNOwING,-Every little while
we read in the papers Of some one who
has stuck rusty nail in his foot, or knee,
or hand, or some other portion OF his
person, and lOckjaw has resulted there
from, Of which the patient died. II cycry
person in the world was aware Of per.
feet remedy for all such wounds and
would apply 1t, then such reports would
cease. But though we can apply the
remedy, We cannot enforce the appliCa.
ton. Some will not employ ii because
they think il too simple; some have no
faith in 1t when they read, and soon forget
II, while others think such a wound OF
small account and not worth fussing over,
until 1t is too late to do any good. Yet
oil such wounds can be healed without
such fatal consequence as often follows
them. The remedy Is simple, almost al
ways at hand, and can DO applied by any
one, and what Is better, 1t isiniallible. II
Is simply to smoke such wound or bruise
that Is 'inAamed with burning wool or
cotton cloth. Twenty minutes In the
smoke Of wool, will take the pain out Of
the worst wound, and repealed once or
twice, It will allay the worst inAama.
ton arising from a wound we ever saw.
People may sneer at this cold woman's
remedy as much ~ they please, but when
they arc afflicted, just lot themiry II. It
has saved many lives and much pain, and
Ia worthy Of being printed in letters Of
gold and put in every home.-EIehanye
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FoR sALE.
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
or TuE
CRESCENT MILL

Pursuant to deed Of trust Of tho CRESCENT
IRON COMPANY, dated the second day Ol
March, 1871, and recorded In Deed Of Trust Book,
No, 7, page 29S, In the Clerks Office Of tho County
Court o. Ohio county, West Virginia, We the un-
deFSigned, Hannibal Forbes and Robert CIanglO,
TFlsteeI (the aid Hannibal FOrbshaylng been by
an order Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Va, made and entered on the 18th Jay d beccm-
her, MA, appointed Trustee IN the place and stead
Of James = Wheat, drceasel,l will on
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AND INDIANAp0Lls DIVISION.

Nos. !, 2 . and run Daily to ana from ClnCin.
natl, All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-14

am quite ready to be properly sebuked by
such council, if ought to be, for not at,
tending your services and sacraments. l
certainly detire that my Christian char
acter and standing in the church
should be vindicated and restored.
If you do not notify me Of your CON
sent to Join with me in calling such a
council in four weeks l shall understand
that you decline to do SO, and that must
proceed TO ask a council myself to CONSIDER
these matters, which are of such great i'm,
portauce to me and to those whom my good
name is dear; but it would be far more
agreeab BILE to me to have you Join me, as one
who has anxiously tried to 10 her duty az
we'll as she could amid gre at difficulties, in
referring the whole case between US to
common tribunal.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

HELENA-Steamer Mary Bell-6Qh5 bales M.
l2;s.9 sks cotton seed 3l4 sks oilcake and sunir,
BATON ROUGE-Bteamer Lessie Taylor-Ia,s'
cotton 154 AXIS cotton seed axis seed cotton n
rough rice 228 hhds sugar COL bbls molaseea nj
bbls moias yes half bbls syrup and sundries
ST JAMES-Steamer Mary Ida--45 hhds IN.
255 bbls molasses rs sks rough rice and euudrs'
LOWER COAST-steamsr Oriole-25 bbs ne,
SOS l!8 SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-l27 sks ,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Era No l0-nyl
sugar lis bbs molasses sks seed cotton and !
DOSALpsoNvILLE-ste penrv Tat.
hhds sugar $50 bbls mslAsses 2 half bbls mc.,1
"A SKIS rough rice and sundries
C!NClNNAT1-Steamer Acme-ll34 bbls pot,I
and sundries
FORT ADAMs-Steamer Governor Allen
bales cotton 4S3Bks cstton seed axis seed al
40 hhds sugar "a bbls molasses half bbls mOAa
and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Trenton-3sS bals,
ton 9o2 SKIS cotton seed II SKIS seed cotton 60 n
cattle and sundres
ST LOUis-steamer Ca BILE and barges-lGts
GowER ooAsr-steamer waloon-2a7 bb, i,
81 SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Stesmer Frazer-36 hhd|
sugar ~ bbls molasses and sundries
PEARL RIvER-Steamer Duck-l0 bales cctI
Observation-Disclosures victoria-5 bales cctI
and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
8 MOR6AE'S LOUISIANA AND TkXAS RAILROd
November 10 1868 bales cotton SKIS cotton NJ
sacks cotton 200 SKIS rough rice II bbs rice
bbls molasses bills syrup 1855 hhds sugar 40 u
cattle and sund res
NEW oRLkANs AND MOBILE RAILROAD
tember l3-l28 bales cotton 30 hhds bacon 70 I
pork 81 bbls whisky II ties hams bbls syrur
bbls four 1870 bbls rosin 100 bbls turpentine ard
dries
Der l3-25 hhds sugar 1928 bbls molasses and 4
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MRS. CHANFRAU'S

MRS. CHANFRAU's
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Every Evenln0 and Saturday Matint
Last week but one of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE.
TONIGHT,
MADAME L'ARCHIDUC.
MONDAY, November 1s-Last time of LA II.
DE MMK AEGOT.
TUESDAY. November l6-Last time of MAI4
L'ARCHIDUC.
WEDNESDAY MATINEB-LA JoLlE Pan
MEUSE.
WEDNESDAY. November l7-Last time Of q
FLE. GIROFLA.
THURsDAY-LA JOLIB PARPUMEusE,
FRIDAY-LA GRANDk DUCHBSSB.
SATURDAY AFTBRNOON-Grand Matinee
Prices-Twenty five cents fifty cents, ssv.d
five cents, 81 and 8 j 50, according to locatG
nOl4
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for 1874 issues, while 1873 issues, and pre-
vious years, fundable, are still quoted ct
IS 49, and do, not fundsble, ct -o29.