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SheriH's Sale.

William Leslie d Co., Pltffs.
VS. fl7th DlSt.C0urt.
Clark q Selfe, Defts.
I lNDER and by virtue OF decree of fore
~ closure and sale entered in the District
Court of the 18th Judicial District of the State
of California, in and for Los Angeles county,
on the 23d day of May, ID. 1873, in the above
entitled case, in favor of William Leslie &
Co., plaintiffs, and against Clark Selfe, de-
PENDANTS, a certified copy whereof, duly at
tested n the 23d day of May, A. ID. 1875, was
delivered to me on the 23d day OF May, 1875,
whereby l am commanded to sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder for
cash in u. 8. gold coin, the following and In
said decree described real estate, to-wit: Lot
P, in block 14S. in the town OF Santa Monica,
in the said county of Los Angeles, State or
California, as laid down on map and survey
of said town, made by j. E. Jackson, civil en-
gineer, A. d. 1876. Public notice Is hereby
given that on
Friday, tine 18th day OF June, A. ID.
1875,
At l2 o. clock, noon, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest and best bid
der for cash in u. s. gold coin, at the court
house door in the city and county OF Los An
geles, State of California, the above described
real estate,to satisfy said decree and all costs
and accruing COSTS
Given under my hand this 23d day OF May,
1876. ID. w. ALEXANDER,
may2itds Sheriff.
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M-7 q. week guaranteed TO male and fe-
OF 4 male agents, in their locality. Costs
NOTHING to try it. Particulars free. 2. 0.
Vickery CO.. Augusta, Me. tans-wem
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

-
sales about 1000 bushels ~ pretty good
81 "a q 70 for amber southern in stare and
s. sSa Ssau.S II NJ for asS ARRIVE w"sI ST red lG whey
Miehisan to arrive. a 10 for ungraded spring.
Ss about Guy asss e IN s %
easo In store az eSc ana hansas .t o.c oic ssc Tor
yellow Gu dock o7c Tor steamer yellow and osc
bushels W,slorn sold Toe Barley barley
malt were quiet Oats we're IN good demand and aoca &
ssc ooc ior white state, 4lc 4tc Tor mixed western
We quote layer raisins per box. q 50 q W;
Sos. according 20 9uay ssodiss. rAs.ns - g per sil
S'nsa s srv anu so.n as
4c iie. according TO s1e ana quality ca rants szae
Dates sss Brazil "a Preserved ginger u per
vase State was as a
sliced S .is.s se s southern au.r' %s ,.ucy new s ',
she pSssAo. '' peeled Georgia. primo 70 fancy,
&C. i4e; unpesloo do, quarters ioc halves, il,se
southern, lie iJc do State, ioc Bacsoercs new,
ans Ssn, ns
choice to fancy 40. 81 ,oaSl 70.
ties; new, Zoe soe old ao s5r 81 m straw s,s Soc
yesterday at c ioo bales Manila at 7c $50 bales At
~ ss. ss: nss = TO- o al sss i s or
double and $40 $40 Tor rough; MAnils hemp, s,ss
ss.c. S..i hemp Sc. sss. gold: isle. $50.
q 5sac.. gold.
-1hs market nrm and fairly active. We
sales 2O Dry ssltod Texas 81 lbs average. l3tsc
1900 dry California 231s los average, $50 dry
sxted Texas, 81 lbs average. Go arrive nj l3.c aud
priv terms 200 ko Grandc 90 Bucnos Ayrcs ~ lbs
$40 salted Texas b, lbs sveragc 90 city
slaughter $40 dry Texas 100 do do 500 wet sailed do,
zoo Attakapas and q, baltimore 4Sea Monteyideo also
pirate terms. We quote :Buenos Ayres. 10 to ~
lbs lie. lsc. do a 10 "a los, l7c. 2uc. Monte
vid 20 221 los lie l-c, Corientcs. ~ to
23 IKE; Rio Grandc, 70 10 ~ lbs loc loc. ORR
noco, 20 ~ lbs 6c California, n to 70 lbs lie Ccu-
isi American Is to II lbs i3sc Iisc. Matsnoos and
Ne xican ~ 10 "a lbs Ijc Vera Crux s 10 10 lbs.
5,c. lie. Bogos. Is to 70 lbs l5c I4c all gold
lected Tcxss dry sailed, - to 34lbs lie ale: dry
lic ljc Southern 4 10 80 los, iolsc. currency
they city slaughter OK 80 to 80 lbs
10 ~ los. U1sc.. currency selected.
Iors-ihe market remained quiet. but steady. From
Mr. Emuet Wells circular - hsceipts and exports Re-
ceips tor the week 5oy bales total receipts since Septs
ber 1876 5oy; total receipts Tor period in 1915
sos; export elcsrauces Tor the wock a. total exports since
September 1876, ~; total exports Tor period in
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

sSary s Ne, ,'esS 747 sss- ale Sales la, ssss
WILMINGTON N. c.. Sept. 8. 1876.
Spirits Of turpentne are rm m a. 2sc rosin dull at I'll 20
No. do. 81 10; No white Michigan 81 i2Is extra do.
- n 1sr % Nsha Me- S p' o aS G os'Gss ss y s Il sse
October - i2; No rod s. oiIS rejected sos. Corn
eSe @ f low S 47c @ shs s7c e'asa no srsds. sds
se s,s,0 t2s os. @ hrg No. 3 s
2esc. Receipts 100 Ibs -four, 5000 bushels wheat.
wheat. 5000 do corn. 5000 do oats
BUFFALO. Sept. s. 1875
oas ascoo do rye aso Go afro S1'i' ioa
DO s :s,s so % $50 DO s Ss s. s
to sids~a,srcon: $500 bushels; rye. 5000 DO. il:
SbIs wheat 52oI bushels esga 80 90 DO oai. 1880
do DO Ssssy ao0 Canal ss
the boaimen held this afternoon. number agreed
wheat nI to ay Flour pm Sales 800 SG e s ga
hgure. Wheat dun and , rm good M wanted none oern:,
5oc bid sic asked icr No on seo light stock :ae
sss s; t this S assr"osn o%isLsI. inquiry
| s %hs Dni me ao
quoted At y % So clover neglected 4gawnes slow o.
tions unchanged
g 3 S'" '9.'s s. White s' do 'Ds3s s. $ saDis ss'rs
Wheat higher; sales q 30 achsan ~
white S'A = T. @ ssG srd
Canal ircchts unchanged Lake rocepts-Whcat. 5000
bushels; corn. l03OO do; barley, 1920 do lumber,
$4,000 feet Canal shipments 100000 feet Rail-
road shipments-Flour. 900 bbs
CHICAGO, Sept g. 1876.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active, frm and
higher especially for cash: No Chicago spring, 9Ic
cash September: 97sc October; No Chicago spring.
rejected eSlc G9c Corn fairly active shade
higher, No at "A &C. cash; 435sc., Ocober 45c Novcm.
ber Oats in active demand and higher: No ut 33c
33iac cash; 33ssc Septonber 33c October; rejected,
27c; a2!4c Rye good demand. tending upward: 6oc.
cash Barley active. firm and higher 75ac. 75c cash;
roc, October Pork unsettled, closing at SIC 20,
sssh sns 9etossr has sold tor Ss 90 sio "a
$40 IS. cash: $40 25 October 50 10. a tho year.
Bulk meats quiet but steadv shoulders 6'ic short rib
mddes e]sc short clear middles sac. sac Whkey,
81 os keeepts-Four 500 bbs wheat 81 900 bushels;
2O7 OUD do. oats. $50 do; 5000 do barley.
$4,000 do. Shipmentsfour $500 bbls.; wheat $1,000
bushels $4,000 do oats 6lOD0 do. 400 do;
barley. 1000 do At the afternoon call OF the Board -
Wheat ire gular aud higher; 076c, September; 971Sc
97ilc October Corn easier; 4ic., September Oats
and Nc Pork hi gher SIG 81. October Sl4 % all
the year Lard rmer; SO 37 October; 80 80 all the
year Railroad ireights unchanged.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept. 2, 1876.
Cotton steady: middng. 10sic. low mlddling, lO1sc
good ordinary, ysr Net receipts, Liza bales Exports
coastwisc 100 sales. lS9. stock 1902. Weekly-Set
reccpts y2l bales; gross, 1867 Exports coaswse 800
sales, 3.0t2
NEw ORLEANS Sept. 2, 1870.
Cotton In good demand tor mddpg ic low mid
ding. lO1se good ordinary 9c. Net receipts 7i2 bales
gross. 1bt Exports cOastwse. 10 Sales. tOp.
Tsi3 Weekly Net receipts, 1892 bales, gross 3,yi3
Exporis-Coastwsc. S,O3b. TO Great Britain. 57b
Correction 10 Great Britain yesterday should
read 2 10 bales. and coastwise, 2,3jo.l
MOBiLk. Sept. 4, 1876.
Cotton unchanged; mIdiling. 1Ot.c 1Ossc low mid
ding. loso good ordinary vsc Net receipts lJy bales
Exports cvastwise I31 sales. rs. Stock sJfT Weekly
Not receipts, 1913 bales Exports coswise. J57 sales
o25.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 8, 1873
Cotton Quiet midding i01se low middiins, ysc good
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRoviDKscx r. l.. Sept q, 1874
Printing cloths unchanged.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON Sept. S-Evening. &C CALCUTTA iinseed, Sos
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
REAL ESTATE.

A. tho Real Estate Exchange yesterday Richard y.
Harpet sold, by order of the Supreme Court In fore
closure, NJ Levy, referee, house, with lot 25x92
in Wcst Twentieth street, south side, 1876 west OF
Finh avenue to Henry Have meyer for s29, 900
L. A. Lawrence Il Co. sold, by order Of the Supreme
Court, In foreclosure, +. ID. Gate. referee, . lot
25xloo5, in West seventy street. south sde 900
feet west Of Eighth avenue, to Edward E. Scoring for
$4,000.
Virginia st.. 9. s.. sosao (2ith ward Thomas Bass
Madison st. NO 50. 23xIoo Mary Fletcher to r. L.
wisi, 81 s.. ia5 H. s. Of Ryiusicn St. i5xioo 2oo'
John tieiseama ann and wife to Charlie; Dexheimor 1900
iors aud Brooslyn Bridge Company. ........... A7so
% John Mayer and " vi ~ TO o r. % s .n..'uo xom
'Ds 's a. sad ~ husband 'l Ss M som
; Hoover and husband L. r. Wood. Nom.
henry Wood referee. TO $ ". Caldwell: 5000
Gwliiim, referee, to ID U. Co. o. L. and Sids.
cess st. s:, loo Il. W Of Madison ;v aoxiooS Il 80"
,7s y CeI,ms" rssree. % Joseph Y. Caldwell Nom
McInlirc. retsrec. TO Andres bold los. 500
Bogarius, W. a. II. and wiic, 70 GermAni. Life In.
.uranee Company, n. s. Of ishh St, 9. Of iith
Bcsknaa, jane. W. and wife, to Rc5er. G. Min. '-o0
s.%s ;sss & 81 q ss years; 1898 1903
ceossn. william and wife, TO Dsnn" valentine. an
Deni.on Charles. and ~o' 70 rnied states trust
year. 10000
Finn. Michael and wife, 60 Mary Fletcher, ~ Madi
son g. 1000
Foster Clinton. and wife. to James W. Field NJ s. Of
Bond ST. year. 500
light sylysnus. aud wife. 10 Pacific Fire Tusnr-
:...........,.... .........,. 1900
kobc u, TO Samuel V. Lane. Q. s. Henry esd ward;
Nsrsssii. August and vile to n Julius. las E.:.
Broadway years 5000
Mork Frank and Others to NJ. ScLling. . g. Rivng-
ton - year. ....;...;,....;.. ...... 1000
savage, Mary A. and husband, to NJ Lynch n. T.
5sth ST. Lexington az. ars..........'..... 1000
Wiener Joseph. W Felix Ihurn corner I'd av
ana ls,h i 3 years: 10000
WisDschcr FRANZ, TO Anton Bopp. n. T. 4th., av Az
insssimsns. ............ l2oo
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals .......... 1850 - 1916 s.o2o e.seo
BnsvEs firm on moderate run Of seneraily
i09lc. per ID, Weights From To- 81 ib
81 81 S to M sossd s~ G 1 sss nn
for self 10 of horned cattle sales ioows
steers at Sss per- b. Wight tx s~s g inoi. ..ser.Ss
@ per ss III wssni e sw fSnS 81 nSi ."S .sers1 s ss
mission various shippers. ioc per
& wS s psS head weight "'s es ss'I
@ Ga for ~ Sos = oa. III .ss .,s = @ ps @ ss,s Sss
ewt sropg: 10 nos steers at ioc per o with 5oc oa
Ss s 1ir' rsSa. k;n.sss A's 'Gs
s s per ''s weigh. "sss iSq'
per d., weight ewt. scant; 81 kenucky ioac.
a. Ioc 10, weigh, "a cw. 30 KenIuesy oc
s & % es & viii IL @ on ss ~ a y s
ewt. cwt I6 Kentucky steers as lo.se per 10,
pSa psr H., Weigh. - cw IT, '" ier j. Brewn % 81 Ken Ken
issay steers ,,.sr. a, zoe 10 % per n WEIGHT ew -
j. W Val sold or self Is Illinois steers at iojsc per o,
sees w - at Y weight ~ cw e Brown 'si soS
commission 70 state steers at 9}.e perlb weight "a
ewt strong S. Noses sold Illinois steers terms
ssc nG. s not obsed jersey cit City g eoney n'
Mcpnsrson sold Tor D Mcpherson 9e oherokee steers led
Dadsnn 30 Kenu steers at losae per lb weight ~
for sn d u ps' @ o se. SsF 4. @ Ss ger
d.. weight ssi cwa strong Godschmd. sold Meyers
cw cw; i3 Illinois io4c' 10 weight q,
saaasr ne ~ illinois steer. p at e psr % wsss
cwt 10 Illinois at io,ic 0lc per H., weight "a
snEFP LAxBsTrade dull and of c. per ID. botn
sheep aud lambs Snoep sold tlc. sac h. lambs
&c. per 10. H. Newton sold lsd ONO sheep
81 lbs head. 51sc H. sJ Ohio sheep. weight OI
per 55c per ID. kase Pdcock sold 81 Jersey
ewes, weight lbs 45ac. lb. 81 Jersey
ewes, weight 02 lbs head at ic. per b - Jersey
lambs weight IS lbs per head at &c per b 10 Canada
lambs, weigpt ~ Ibr per head, at o14c per 10.
head. 4ac. b. az Ohio sheep. weight V3 lbs
per head at 5c per d. - STATE sheep, weight 90 lbs
head. at 41sc ID 2It State sheep weight lbs
head A. 51sc per 10. 80 state lambs weight 06 los.
per head 6ac. per 10; III State lambs, weight II lbs
sold Gull sheep. weight 46l lbs. at 4Jse.
per d.. ~ sheep weight 1910 lbs. at &c.
per h.. ~ sheep weight 2.5s' lbs at 5lc per H.. IL
lambs. weight go los, AZ &c To- j. Kelly sold 81 lambs
weight 1880 lbs. ~ Sac. per h. H. Decker sold LIS
lambs. weignt luisO lbs. ut Ch.. per 10.
VEALS AND CALyEs.frade iittlo than nominal at
our last quotations.
MLoH CowS-saes so few that dealers withheld prices
Hoos.2y head OF state hogs 2y3 los per head sold
Gle per IL.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
DRY GOODS IMPORT

DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending day were ST. us, ,443, and the amount mar
keted 81 377. The total imports of dry goods at
the port since January SEQ. 404, ,423, and the
total amount marketed SCI, 1882
MEMORANDA.
despatch from ST. Louis says the Atlantic aud
Pacific Railroad sold to-day under foreclosure of
the second mortgage and purchascdby W. F. Buckley
for $45O 900.
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
sxaex; Erie preferred shares ls,s; Illinois Central


s2as2x.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds doubtless Influenced by the stin-
ness Ia gold firm but in small request The fol-
lowing were the closing prices:--Uned States cur
rency SKIES, l26h 1877 do. do, 1881, registered,
lI7ss n 1175. do. do do, coupon 1lsss llSh; do.
do 1865 registered. ll2S 1l31s do do, do, coupon,
ll27S ll3Is do. do, do, new, registered, ll3ia
ll3,.; do do, do, coupon, ll3a ll3,s; do. do,
1867, registered, lles a 1l64 do do, do, coupon,
ICY ll6. do. do. lses. registered us lls; do.
do do coupon lis ll9; do ten-iorties registered,
lis ll5A; do ten-forties coupon, 1l5sl ll6; do.
fves 1851. registered, ll5l4 ll5's; do do, do,
coupon, ll5l4 1l5's.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were In good request and generally
strong New Jersey Central hrsts declined TO 100,
New Jersey Central consolidated drs advanced to 9l
and convertible to IS. Union Pacific nrsts brought
1904 Erie hrsts 1923, Michigan Central eights ll6
and Albany ana susquehanna drss 113 Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold firm ut 93 for
coupon and 92h for registered North Missouri hrsts
to 9sa ST. Paul. La Crosse DIVISION brought l0lA;
Central Pacldcs ll0k 1loas and Union Pacific hrsts
1861 Morris and Essex hrsts steady at ll6.
Lehigh and wilkesbarre consolidated was offered at
621s without any bids The following the closing
quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union nrsts,
l065S to 1OGH; Union land grants, l04.s TO 1854;
Union sinking Grsts, Ok to 91a4; Centrals, llOs to
1903.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds tho sales were small. Louisiana con
soils sold at 57zs and Tenncssees at 4sn for old and
4sA for new series. District Columbia lhrce-sixty-
hvos brought 7lsl.
TIE UNirxD STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $3l 900.
gold on account OF interest
The Subrreasury released $l3,664, silver coin, to-
day.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows the changes compared with
yesterdays closing prices:-
ADvAxcE-Centrai ana Hudson, 4; Chicago, Bur-
lngton and Quincy. /; ST. Joseph u Illinois Central
III; LAKE. Shore, u; Jersey Central, 27s Northwest
crn, DO. preerred. "a Rock Island, y: St Paul,
gold. u. -
DECLINE Delaware and Lackawanna, Q; Delaware
and HUDSON Canal, "a; Michigan Central /; Missouri
Pacific, /; Morris and Essex, l.; Pacific Mai. u !;
Western Union, a Wells Fargo,
MARKET.
Money was in abundant supply. and loaned call
Nl ak per cent
The following were tho rates of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah.
par; Charleston, y discoun; to u u premium; I;
New Orleans, commercial, a. bank, u q 3s; Gin
ennat easy, LILO discount; Chicago so discount and
St. Louis, par
Foreign exchange closed heavy, with business at
As3h Asa for bankers sixty days sterling, and L. IS
aAS5h for demand
MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at Ito intermediate sales
we're cnectcd at 1917. The borrowing
and per cent and oans were also made Hat
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK
uoio oaiances ....-.....-............ sz,ooz oVV
currency oaianecs.. s...................... 2ovfooo
Ofoss c'eafanccs .................... 90 'oc ooo
cLEARsss Housg STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $50, 527 vi7
currency balances. ................... Iso5, ooI
Soid s.snes $50 ss usS
"o'~ A,............ oooi so
THs voxEIax HARKEr.
The London advces report consols a fraction weaker
and United States bonds mainly steady. Erie, pre-
icrred. advanced from IL to 1s. and Illinois Central
was active At " as21s Bullion to the amount OF
G3A 000 the Bank Of England on balance to-
day. The Continental bourses are reported fat and
the German Empire Is said to be arranging for the
Of the second series Of loo 900 marks with
the Dutch Syndicate
Bar silver Is quoted a. 51kd. per ounce.
The following ere the last quotations :-Consols for
money, o5K ssx; Consols Tor account, osH a a95.:
nve-lwenty bonds OF 1865, old, 1861; nvo-twenty
bonds Of 1861, 1osK 1os*; tenforty bonds, 1917
lo7k: nAv AYES, losk 1v7x; Erie, csnmsn shares,
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
TIE SALES TO-DAY.

The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregaed lis, 726 shares-New York Central and Hud-
son, 4s7; Erie 900; Lake Shore, 49, 1S0 Northwest
srn 500; Northwestern preferred 1900; Rock Island,
Al5O; Pacific Mail, 1,600 ST. Paul. 725; St. Paul pre-
ferred 700; Ohos $500; Western Union, II, 200; G.,
C. and l. c. 400; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
60 $780, New Jersey Central, 90 $780, Michigan Central,
~ 100; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 2,453
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRIcEc.
The following table shows the opening highest and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
GoNlME RCi.AL.

ALEXANDRIA, MARKET, Oct. i9.-1he MAT
r.; continues se,iye and Mi tho "hefiiisS VI
Drain we're quickly taken to-day at sooa prices
Wheat sold ut l2UaiaS. rs to quality, with oner
;,y,s Of 1896 bushels. Corn Is IN hght RECEIPT
nd p,ices i1aye advanced &c since yesterday
hon. $50 bushels sold III 20 Tor mixed; no white
~ yellow offered Sales Of small Lei OF rye
a. 10 cents.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, oct. is, 1910
Bel Ca,tle-irices to-day ranged as follows W.
Best beeves ......."4 - 80
(iraera!ly rated first Quality 70 . -
Medium or good !ai r quality .........3 w . ~ nv
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows w w, W.
General average OF the market .....'o % W
AAt-cne range OF prices .......'...''....o W -.
Mos. Of the sales were rom.......'" - Il
the suupiv this s. eh has been Largely III ek-
cess o.. The demand w!:!ch h&s been SOW gen
er.uv throughout: tho WHO 9 marKet' tAcce"ias
! most .. III. time, III" only exception p9lns
~ no., butcher Cattle which we're slight ) &c
i've sb II: tue middle OF the operations. hne!o
,y.ra soit.s few fue tops, possibly superior -
n; So o; Ia. week. and quite lair NUM- 20, -
good Cate bur tnorc were also (" i"THet
Der Of the ow.r grades. In" latter were 4a".
and in soma eases !c lower than they Wsr" 's't
.vanl, while the others we're 5i4c oil. lota! re-
cont. FL tho wc.l: 81 Il head. IoLHl saics 100
the week 1856 mead. -, a; .l,~o
Sheep aGI Lamhs-N "t"itassah0ihs $50
has been y i.ir demand FIR good ohcep oy ''sV
rrn buyers the market has been generally IN
schiv. -.l.d lower th.n !: was last week. Intre
were rather more good sheep tnan las! ""o5.
Sales to til, cx.cat Of shout so nesd wee maze
10 eastern operators, city butchers buying pHs
sD.riney We roy quote ,'he@p ~ aSo@ "a
10; stock Sheep 2,S3 per heal: ,''m'> oVa
- ID per bead or 5.34c pei 10. kece pts This
we- 1880 hasd.
Hogs Z here ms been very little if any va
ration IN the quality of the receipts his week as
COMPARED with lIo=o oi i4st week, BIZ. PR es
now !, me Improvement, with ! slightly more
.,tiye demand than .xistc3 then. st present
there is a fsir prospect lor the contlnun"c: g
gu, quotations for good Hogs unless tn. arrivals
s..,u 4 multlpiy more tia. is just no" "ntlc'-
pa!ca We quote u. ST.. AID u lew oao;co
cary IL the week Is, e5c pc" ID. Nccelpts thls
W.. tiiIS ha,iJ