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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10
AND
FAST Nail ROUTE OF THE
UNITED STATES.

is the most direct, convenient and
economical way of reaching Philadel-
phia and this great Exhibition from
oil sections of the country. Its trains
to and from the Philadelphia pass
through a GRAND CENTENNIAL
DEPOT, which the ompany have
erected at the Main Entrance to Ex
hibision Grounds for the accommoda-
ton Of passengers who wish to stop at
or start from the numerous large hotels
contiguous to this station and the Ex-
hibitiou,-a convenience of the great
est value TO visitors, and afforded, ex.
olusively by the Pennsylvania Railroad
which is THE ONLY LINE RUN
MING DIRECT TO TIE CENrEN-
NAL BUILDINGS. Excursion
trains will also stop at the Encamp-
ment Of the Patrons Of Husbandry, at
Elm Station on this road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is the
grandest rail,cay organization in the
,oorld. 1t controls seven thousand miles
Of roadacay, forming continuous lines
to Philadelphia, Neso York, Ball.
more, and Washington, over s0hich
luxurious day and night cars are run
from Chicdgo, St. Louis, Louisville.
Cincinnati Indianapolis, Columbus,
Toledo, Czeevland, and Erse, soithout
change
Its main line is laid with double and
third tracks of heavy steel rails upon
a deep bed Of broken stone ballast aud
its bridges are all Of iron or stone. It's
passenger trains are equipped with
every known improvement for comfort
and safety, and are run at faster speed
for greater distances than the trains of
rny line on the continent. The Com
pany has largely increased its equip.
ment for Centennial travel, and will be
prepared to build in its own shops
locomotives and passenger cars at short
notice sufficient to fully accommodate
any extra demand. The uueaualeo
resources at the command Of the Com.
pany guarantee the most pertectaccom-
modatlons for all its patrons during.the
Centennial Exhibition.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
for which the Pennsylvania Railroad
is so justly celebrated present to the
traveller over it's perfect roadway an
sver-changiug panorama Of river,
mountain, and landscape views uu-
equaled in America.
THE MANIFESTATIONS on this
line are unsurpassed. Meals will be
furnished at suitable hours and ample
time allowed for enjoying them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at re-
duced rates, will be sold atsall princi.
pal Railroad Ticket Offices in the
West North. West, South. West.
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICK.
ETS READ VIA THE GREAT PxNH.
sYLvANIA RourE 10 THE CrNrrN.
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, D. N. BoYD. IN,
Gsnv Manager. Gent Rzss'r lgsxt.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The Partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent, all indebted to the
said firm, are requested to call and settle Il
once. Without further9notice, our acots
will be placed in the hands Of an Attorney
for collection.
s. J. F. Ruter closes the business of the
firm.
Park Worden
s. ]. F. Ruter
Redwood Falls MINI.
Aug. LIST 1876.
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NOTICE OF CO.PARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned have this day entered
into Partnership. under the firm name Of
Ruter & cuhl, to carry on the milling busi-
ness at the old stand, the Redwood mills,
Where we hope to see the friends OF the
old firm, and as many new ones, as will
call. We hope by strict attention and fair
dealing in our business, to merit the Pa.
tronage Of every body:
8. J.F. Ruter
...-..... .... &. CUT.
Redwood Falls MINI.
Aug. 1st 1876. gsH
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STATE NORMAL school,
MANKATO MINN.
Fall term begins Sept. S, 1876.
ends Dec. .21st,
MANKATO MINN.

Spring term begins Jan. 3, 1877.
This school is designed exclusively for
teachers. but others will be admitted 50
long as there may be vacant seats in cur
class rooms.
Tuition free to all who pledge to teach
two years in the public schools of this
state; all others will be charged eight dol
lars per term.
Pupils must be at least fifteen years Of
age, and must be able to stand fair exam.
ination in he common branches to be ad-
mitted to the Normal Department. This
rule will be rigidly enforced, as we cannot
neglect our legitimate work to give prima-
ry instruction..
No pupil will be admitted for less per.
iod than one term unless by special agree
ment with the principal, and no one will
be granted an honorable dismissal before
the expiration Of the term, except in case
of extreme necessity.
For further information apply to
D. C: JOHN,
Principal.
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Reports from different Sections indi-
cate that there will not be more than
about half a crop of wheat in the
State. Reports from other States do
not show any better condition Of crop.
We have hoppers and drouth, other
states have floods, army worms, weavil
&c.
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We must announce to our custo.
mers, that We are compelled to STOP
selling goods on credit and shall here
after sell for cash or ready pay.
This means everyone.
Jas. Mcmillan & Co.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID STOCK FARM
OF 157 ACRES, q miles from Redwood
Falls.
Good frame house 1922 feet with
good cellar.
New frame Barn 2Ox32 feet,
Spring Of excellent water at the
house.
81 acres under cultivation.
rs acres of good Timber.
Is very valuable farm and and de
sirrble place 70 lire.
Inquire at this Office
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NOTICE.

U.S Land Office,
Redwood Falls MINI. July 7th. 1875
Complaint hsving been entered At this Office by
John l.. Kelderhouse against Lukey A, Krause fer
his Homestead Entry, No. 545, dated
October a. 1873, upon the North half Of North west
quarter Section 32 Township lis, Range 81, in Rem
Vile County, inneaota, with view to the cancol.a-
ton of said entry the parties her eby summoned
to appear At this Office on the 18th day of August
1875 at - O'Clock NJ. to respond and furnish test
mony concerning said alledged abandonment
BxE. F. SMITH, Register.
WA. H. KELLEY, Receiver.
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Redwood Falls at the Office Of Birney
Flynn.
Given under our hands this 24th
day Of July A. D. 1876.
M. E. Powell Pres't. ! Village Coun.
A. NJ. Cook Trustee. Gil of the will
Jas, Mcmillan do age Of Red
L. F. Robinson do wood Falls
w, A. Swisher Kec'r. Minnesota,
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NOTICE.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls MINI, July 1st 1876.
Complaint having been entered At this ONCE ty
Frederick Metxe against Herman Enert for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 49O, dated July II,
Tow n.hp 1l2 N, Of Range 81 west, in Redwood Coun
IT, Minnesota with view to the cancellation of said
entry the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 18th day of August,
1875, at u O'Clock M to respond and furnish lest-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SMITH, Register,
Is VIM. H. KELLY Receiver
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Dom Pedro left orders for S2,000,-
900 worth of American machinery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

The Democracy ale not sure Of either
North or South Carolina in the Pres
idential Contest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

The AzaEiean sardine, Co.'S Boneiess
sardines. - 1sah better, and 3ess than
half the sest Of imported sardines. 81
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CASH ADVERTISING RATES.

AIltransient advertisements must be psidfortnad
Isesl Notices, IS cts per square for the rstinser
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sertiou All legal Notices must be upon the respon-
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Local Notices. inserted At 10 cents per line.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A. l.. COVE Attorney.
Rochester, Mime.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

Mess dnI st sM Lai-Prne Western srmer ut 52L Taor
Prime City dull 426 rurpentin eSpiriu tmer at ~ j
RosiCOlnin0n steady al 6g Pine hrmef At lO6 Cheese
American Choioe steady 6S Lard ODSone ip the ma
Flour state steady 27. Wheat-Eo spring nrne
lO0 No. 90 rmrf az i05: Winter southern hrter ~
IL; Western at 1OT Corn Mixed Soft trer AZ Zio
IIyEigPooI, Dec Y3-3 y n.-I.ssd- hlbn62i q eSt
LONDON, Dec 23.At tho stock Exchange email
transacted this week. the approach OF Chstas anu le
t0rtnghtly settlement tending 10 eheck fresn
COnsois advanced d English railways were very ntn taI
week subsequently, the absence OF busess
Prices Some stocks show redncion o1 e Neoh'
The majority Of alterations in foreign bonds we're
Egyptian 90 better Austrian, Hungsrtn anu
Russian 2. aud Turtieh sIa 10 l3 6eter basnos
Ayres have declined to 3, and Argenunes 10 y
Governments firm The Mneing Lane MARKERS nay
been the past week although 81 a.
usual during the week preceding Chi lstmas Cenee az
idrher aud IN mali sppdy; New Crop plantation nsafB
10 higher than at year Low qualities OF 5egHa
rather deaTeT Refined shows slight Iednc io &
ton did Of the priced Spices Denong biAcA
Pepper. n,o,av
and the account u s. bonds lo00 1905 leof ioo' A0'
1072l new hves, JOY. n, r. - r,onav
ana she sdvces quote per cent reheS a'
lO5f. 2 Lcc. f0T The account. ...,, la, ,..--r
LONDON Dec 23-3 D. m.-The amount OF bnon wtthata"h
from Bank Of England balance to-day is S4VOVO
Dec. 23--5 D. m-Pars adTiceS quote per O0hs
RentpS ~ lOJf. l5C. Or the account ooa,,. n,
LoSpoS Dec 25-6 p. m.-Re6ned Petroleum. 23d21d.
galipn.
sight
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvINA Dec. 23SuearThe week has elapsed WlhVVus
Of because holders Of the feW
remaining o,s perssti keepiag the prices mp eeyoaa e
M therefore, remain nominal DuI NJ
al last weeks stock In warehouse ~ Hayhna anu
MstauzaA 81 400 hLds receipts OF te MSe
200 hoxes and $40 hhds: exports during ti9 weck
boxes his; all 10 the United states Baoon &
40 20 q cVt Butter S7S quintal Tor superior
Flour s3S bb Tor American Jerted Rec S@fS 2U
y anuba HAms Northern Si6ds49 Y qulntal Sou5He
scarce and nominal. Lard In kegs Sje 2Vas91 81 81
qGn'a raw tE n' s2Gsss5 s;sssiG PSiaiSf PSas wssy
low SIS 5OdSis = aTroba; White B., y, S2SasI9. s,i
Jyoacv-Nons her. OniOns $40 h0GSll v bbL 0r Aheil
eau Coal OIL tins. IL reals gallon Empty hogsae@xiI, @
IS gold Lumber nominal White PINE 80 "" S3lni i.. ~.
low PIno SEQ so NJ shocks nominal, Box, ~ Leas
Sugar H6gcas 1915 reals; Hoasses Hogsheads 22ezS
sals waite navy Beans q27 reals y arrpbA. CheF-
in Tobacco $500 quntaL C2rn 10 Iesls ~
pTTola Gull Long shaved, a5D y NJ freftus
nernnud end tonnage considerably ncreasrNi master
s prccrring TO clear in ballast Tooaceo-Ibe mak. y
ou ma nr6Sscts regarding the ming crop are Ney Ha
tcTing spanish cold 22Js22l. Exchange mis-Dh u eo
United STATES DAYS cucncy 4d3 = discounts snort Ss
curfrrry 2id2 discount ~ days gold 3993 peiiHnil
short sight, gold 3e5 premium; on lOndon nun !
ureglur; on Paris l4l = premium.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
COTTON MARKETS.

SELMA, Dec 22-Cotion-weekly rocelPta S.l22 bales
shipments Oi0 Dales Stock 1876 7z3s bales 1910 lol99
CHARLOTTE Dec. 22.cotton hrn NIdalng lite Low
a. SaSI i Sa Shipment s65s bales sales sioi bales SPIN
ncrs, II bales; stock. G79 bales. , D., , ,o.,. 4 7s7
bales: shipments ST. 90 bales stock 35ss bales ro,,
GALvEsioN Dec 2S-Coiton qnsi{ % cniS sss
bales efoos 5s0s bales saea lGls bales stock l2S77i
CfscNNA1I Dec. 23CottOn quiet and steady Middmg
& 10. %G1s s5 81 6;s SSGG sse 2s bales nnss
100 Gts SSc steady; MiIdng saIl
Low Middng l0sic; Good Ordinary lOhe; roceipA |zI1
bes Sss i bee 2S-Cotton firm Midding I2ise. Low
Mdns. ll4al Good Ordinary lo % sIHsI t ,5lcsp 70
6ss bales exports eSaslEii&c o & az Ssi 'ao'
PHiiAiELrIG Dec. 23CotIon quiet, Middtns l2As:'
BosfoS Sa Dec 3Scotsn quet Middlns l2c lev Mid,
gross 7Ss bales sales 400 bales siGeE 5oI S1 & ccepts
s26 bales; shipments 247S bales; sales' $500 bales
stIST IaTsSIGE Dee 29-Coton firm MiddnE llsall%c
sGyASsAa Doc 23cOt,on quic hiddng m1Se'' Len 1rc
Middng % 6GSG ofdna S4SSts lVo 10 rest est taa sS
SSes @ the Continent 2 bales 70 the Channel ssOo
NKEoGiEiSs pee 24Coon steady Addh9g @ ~ ne
ndding s6l GoGS .o STdins 20 cree, BriiSS
Se7 bales W Cha9ne 67 bales 70 PTanee sgoS 1a 1s9
to he Continent $40 balesi sale 4ooo oae9 S'"eA '''
NOZZLE Dec qniet Mddling liac Low Nd I'D
Ssles, gcSs 1887 baes exports 70 Great Brian
bales eoSstwiss, lS2 baeS sales 800 bales s0ch
bales Dec Cotton-Ioiday; receipts, esti-
mated 600 ball bales soes sSYS les active Mdng
Low Middlng lie; Good Ordinary lec reeepSA ~
bales shipments 1915 bales SaieS A'o oAesi ''A'
b1ie Dec 2acOtton hrm and nominal Msllns
- nse LS~ seep,s is5 bales gfoss 75 bales exports
cS.%'s lsl Ps' ds se aSgS a 3a Haqa lg Low
Mdans ii.sIie Good 9rGa1r III sst lsSSRs
70 sses; .as 600 bales stock. So $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

osrs.s while United States bonds were frnsI, old
ggSGfs closing at l05; '67s, 106; io-40s 107S0
JOS and new bs d07 e. Ere was steady e 0n
I.o, fbe Rank of England Z" on balance" to-day.
bere was no quotation for money and the price of
;iSeS was unchanged. Paris dispatches report the
price of French 8 per Oept Ientes at
Ho515 sight exchange on London being
aaUofsd' at 2513 The usual Saturday dull
J Jsss was noticeable IN the foreign exchange
market here buf rates we're firm at the quotations
ielays Selling rates were the basis of 81 S2a2,
md 81 S4l2 for long and short bills Gold was dull
,hs movement being restricted in the other mar
Fets. The sales were at 107liG 107ss the range of
fhe week having been 109 aud 10714. On gold
loans renewals were short, and later the carrying
rates were A, 3, 2, and gig until Tuesday. On that
date the Sub Treasury win begiE the prepayment
without rebate Of the January corn interest The
;mports of the week were ,249, of which
S6s1 .296 were dry goods The Treasury disburse;
rnents for the weak were $4,000 interest and
S1 100 900 called bonds, inclusive of $4,000 and
$3Sl 600 to-day. The customs receipts for the
week were 81 100000. To-days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared. $780,
$4,000; gold balances, 81, SIS, ,S66; and currency
balances, $l,S23,S74. To-dsy's gold quotations
were -,
The closing rates of foreign exchange are as an
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

There was nothing new in the course OF the money
market to-day. and rates on call pledge of both
mixed collateral and u. s. bonds were to per
cent The fact that several steamers are overdue
having on hoard large amounts of gold, COUPONS and
bonds occasions no little Inconvenience; and the
arrivals between this and Tuesday, thenext busi-
uesS day is likely TO free movement In gold
and gTeenbacks. Next week is likely to witness on
active market for money. Commercial paper is still
uuoted TO per cent as the standard. The closing
rates of NewYOrE Exchange are quoted as follows mt
The places named: Savannah, Il of; Cincinnati,
dull and heavy liV9ls discount; St. Louis; 200 dis
connt; NeW-Orleans, commercial, 1i6042 bank, Il !;
Charleston, easy, 5sd4, lsapar; Chicago. 70 TO
100 discount. The following rs the CleaTiDg-house
etztsment to-day: Currency exchanges, S04 ,330,-
92S; currency balances. $2854 ,o24; gold cx-
-hnnges 50, ,247 445; gold balances, 1888, ,4o1 The
.ollowing for the week: Currency cleaTances,
SII3.474. S53; currency balances, S1S952,OO7; ;
gold cleaTances. $50,1G5,ll7 gold balances
There was strong tone to the market for United
States securities and prices the highest OF the
week on demand OF home investors. Coupon pew
1865 sold at 113Si registered 1S67s at 1l3t
coupon at 1I6l2; registered 1858 at l137s; cou-
pom now iyes at 1l2; new 4i2s at 1OS's and regis;
tered new fives, Il2 The currency skies advanced
10 l219a. We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25

In the State bonds Missouri funded skies, lS04-5,
were firm at 1914 series Iennessees selling at
AO349 4O5s. Sixteen shares Gold Exchange Bank
sold at Sc The demand for railroad bonds was ao-
five. but the business done was only moderate.
Rociu Island Is are up to l12l2, and hrsts OF Mis-
sourPacifc 81. st. Paul trsts, La Crosse division,
are Jos. and Northwestern coupon gold cOnSols,
02lo Morris and Essex rs Of 1871 sold al 1O2is,
and Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible per cents
rose 10 ssh. Toledo and Wabash frsts were UP 70
l0l, iirsts of c., c.. e. and ]. selling at 50 and
Jui0n Pacific frsts at 100. There was sale OF CHI
eago, Burlington and Quincy IS at liz.
Washington dispatches report ihe treasury as now
holding 1887 9I4, 500 in United States bonds TO Sc
cure National bank circulation and $lS,06!,oOO to
secure publio deposits United States bonds dePos-
Tied for circulation for the week ending to-day,
SSl6.sOO. United States bonds held for circulation
withdrawn for the week ending to-day, $50 500
These changes by Withdrawals aud deposits Of bonds,
Will work contraction of $5SS, ,O96 m iega-tender
notes and an expansion of National bank notes OF
$3.50 COO The National bank circulation outstand-
ing Is sTepOrted-currency, 3lS OO2,2S1; gold notes
S2O97 500. Internal Revenue receipts tO-day,
S3i5i52 ~; Customs receipts to-day, $162,405 -.
Receipts of National bank notes for redeinptlon fOr
the week ending to-day, as compared with the cor
rasnondinO Nyeek last year.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
pr0posals.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United states Government AT the International Exhi
ton Of l'7O. . ., - , 90 ', ,r,-,.r ,rc,,,,, vvp,T

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United states Government AZ the Intsrnauohh E1hi
~" WssnSGIOS, D. c., No. 1875 FsTRESr NORTH WEsT
gE.LFD PROPOSALS hereby Invited for the purchase
ana reEya of the following Bdlugs erected by TIE Cnte
Siatcs Goyvrnmtnt In connection WITH the hteEhalO-ai
Exhibition, VIZ: ,......,t.. -, r,.,..o,. a., A
Fountain aN NeIics Exhibition Grounds but Cl itined
wtpi with roof felt roof and glazed slhts IN
ftu uf Latin central lave aud asie-, 4VONOO et
rausrp feet curoia az intersection surmOuteo Y
feet. Buldlng 10 pc
s IL gtand exhibits shatnG fixtures iapad
rcks rre nugs apparatus az lightning fg AMI 70 o.
remove ed a. February J. 1871, As possible SLaDe
fr fuuuscry car shops, iCrAOuse, &C Proposals VIII pS
reiyrI al Nn lTgj street. Washington, d. c.. until 3
lospial Bulang north siza 35xG9 feet, and
addition Xii e-L stories high capacity - hnsgal
held with rooms Ggnep5gry offices, store rooms, kltcrn
a.. TO be sold t stands aud removed az soon Alter
Fehary l. :S17, possible. Suitable for farm dSeLlEg
prupO-aIs VIII be received, above until p H. january To-
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by certified check for 10
y,rTneut in case tie ber should neglect or refuse TO
cgnu,e tie purchase by fu p9y ment within nvo Gay az r
notice OF screpanCC O his bid and 80 Work OF removal 10 ne
bcpln uu payment Is made. The Government reserves
the rit reject all bids not deem "a sail,ac.Oy Mt,
csed information In Inspect 10 the Government Buld-
ing uay be h upon application % thls once or 20 lieut.
HENRY AlICALFE L. :. A.. at the Building hselii IN
rrggr 10 Hospital Building, OF Assistant surgeon j. j.
WOODWAHD. Army " e.icAl Maseum, washington ID. {.
All bids 10 be udOlsed envelope Bd lor Government
Buldug International Exhibit n, lSO or ior liospita
Dntng" the be- aud 10 be addressed TO COL =
Z. LGFORD, Chairman BOarl L. . Execluys DslsTtIAtAI
- - Breyet IIeut-C6l, U. S. A, Chairman Of Board.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
THE MARKETS.
rczTcfuIiy reported tar fHE rEisUSE'l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per HortA Rfuer. Vessels. and Raiiro1dt
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NAIInHAfs UtU
AsHEs-TheFe was nothing and ony sDsi business
~ ouoatons we're sti POTS 4o. snd Pearls et,- st
COFFEE-For Md COnse the naffeI wah nm pnt i toy
previous anoatOHA Ro BAs hrn al GLO An 80 ~
ordinary 70 prime esrgOe, with te qss, be az riia gt
l9sc 9OOU bags Baltimore Serene on teIis 10. t
prs6 and Ahf0 bags ~ AeMsOFleanA eh ncLIins ~ ~
l9e gold jobblng lots Of o were anotsa Aero '"N'
I2e. gold. -, a. ,as, eaert
the Exchange moi open to-day LITTLE on Nc NAV
New-York tribune., 1876-12-25
c.rrIr MApKEre.

CIIcA AcO Dec 23-CATTIE-HeccDts 800 shpinenta oeu
aTI ~ active good medium tn extra cholco - "
- 90 StO kerz O51t3 3O Texans = a. 90 S''"s
dfrnrr. especially for shipping. 49,. 90 49,, T.. ,.,r
-kescips $4,000; shipment 2aoJ0; market @ ln ia
good Prices except soCheis MlLh a. ~
sales Of extra heavy at 80 5 heavy rough TO choice soo'u'
~ G2Lldsi 10 light, 50 70dSj 70. .~,,,
-itecglps 2GO; marsci dun and weak nt 80 tb
IsuIsN AToi Iec. 23.-HOGs quiet and weak at 80 fOS
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