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EEwnuAu, n. T., Juus l3.-seYuutcen-yca 10.
cussa nrc here In abundance. They 1eep up
dtsagrccuble, hum.drsm noise: but The farmers
do uot think thGy win 10 dangerous III destroying
craps. Chickens anl turkeys feast OH them, ind
consequently this Will be good year for poultry.
, 1877-06-15

IL dpscsd! DFgphscA to 1At 2sfbHHAI
0LlvEN, Lac Co., june l4.-Wo do not wonder
ut tho conflicting reports regarding the 'hoppcrs,
whom We SEQ how somo farmers act hero In soma
places. The 'hoppers ara very bad, md whtia
somo 70 10 work cnergcticaly, others seom to fold
thess hands nad do nothing, saJlng they ritl take
tho crops anyway, There are many derlces for
catching tho 'huppers. some uso kerosene, some
coul.tnE, md We know Of thrcs ether kinds Of mn.
II tho 'hopQcrs wcro ns thick all over the
country rs they nrn in somo parts OF this
county wc could not, raise anything.
nat n 4 srerJ man VIZ eempelca to catch thosc 90
comparatively no harm dono. The gran looks
splendid as general thing wheto tho hoppers
have not eaten 4, but we % not know what thoy
% Ut FL hGs vsn pSy 0 70 q
small yet: 700 cold for It. VIII havo no small
fruits but straw hore. md tho hoppesa have
clcannd out gHsden truck clean. hut We hope for
tho beat.
Gptetaf Dtspatch 10 7As 7rtoun4
lxoErxNpEMcE, june 14.-Whcat, oats. barley,
and gEass voEy learys Fine weather for the ll4t
thre6 wecks tu work. Tho outlook for these crops
has net bocu better for number Of Jrarg.
WISCONSIN,.
6pFcial Dstpdfch to 2NS Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Jnnu 14.-Wtnter wheat prom
tsinx fair crop; sprlns wheat, oats. ind barley
have felt tho dry weather, bit tho fnte showers will
want u ruin.
apteiat Dtspaseh 10 M 7tioanA
SrAnrA, Monroe Co., juno 1l.-The prospect
continues Roo4 for oil khd4 OF gEa!n, Tho what IL
thin. but VI exccllcht coloE Ths ch!neh-bugs havo
Goue.
Special MspascA 10 7a4 7,tbum4.
PnAnyH pu SAC, 6auk Co., Juus 14.-9mali
EE6us look Wcll, but chiuch.Gug6 aso Dfonty.
, 1877-06-15

THE LIVESTOCK COMPLICATIONS.
Tho meeting, lsteIy held In thls city which had
for their on)eet pooling Of The lvu.stoek busl.
meas from St. LouEs 10 tho East, on the ssms plun
~ the pool on that businuas BY tho roads leading
East from Chicago. having been barren Of result,
the d!dlcultos In tcQeM to tue cutting of satcs W
day, until tho Chicago pool now sGnda on tie
verge OF Lissulutson Ahothcr attc.upt to save tbs
0atsF intu similar Arrangement viii be made
next Wednesday, the 10Th Just. A mec,lnX for
that purposes haa been called w. sir. ]. H. NutteI,
Truafc Manager Of the Now York Central Itnit-
rua1 10 ~ held at tho WlndlVr A0teL Nav Y0rl,
on the zbQyQ paulsQ uAy,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The SpeakeTahip-Repo;ted Combina-
ton AGAINST Randall.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.-The Star, in itS
sensational columns, says u combination
against Randall was effected this evening.
The parties to II are Messrs. Morrison,
Cox, Sayler and Blackburn. GOodo has
been telegraphed 10 II he will enter into
it, The proposition Is to agree upon some
one candidate whose name Is To be pre-.
sented as against Randall, and none other
named. Saylor has teIegraphcd he will
place his interest In the hands Of Hon, 4.
John Ellis, OF Louisiana: Blackburn, OF
Kentucky, names Hon. VIM. Springer, OF
Illinois, and Morrison names John b.
Clark, Of Missouri. Mr. Cox has not yet
selected his man, and Goode has been
telegraphed TO name Northern man. He
will arrive here tomorrow. After the
umpires have been selected, they will so.
lect candidate, and the understan dlLg IA
that whoever the conference agrees upon
the others are to retire from the field.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
ReturnIng Reason.
A vIcKsBURG JUDGE TACKLES A FAvORITE
SOUTHERN CUSTOM.

NlCksBUR6 JUDGE TACKLES A FAVORlTE
SOUTHERN CUSTOM.
Special Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati En-.
quirer.
VIcKsBURo, October lon the
impaneling Of the Grand Jury In this
county to-day, Judge Young delivered
8 very able and powerful charge. He
referred 10 the too free use Of firearms,
and urged upon them the great neces.
sity OF investigating and bring
Ing to justice such parties ;
and while he recognized the
fact that much Of the crime committed
In the city and county was committed
by transient persons landing at our
city, yet the fact can not be denied OF
every person carrying firearms and
weapons Of q deadly character in our
midst. The charge was the most
scrutinizing and useful delivered since
the war, and was listened to with
marked attention by the Jury, as we'll
as large COncOurse of the best citizens
of the city and county.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
STATE ITEMS.

Magnolia Herald: Judge Smiley
stopped In town on Wednesday, on his
way to hold his WoodVille Court,
lie has just returned from Meadville,
where be has been holding the Frank
lin County Court. There was not q
single conviction had at that Court.
Nalchrz Democrat: Yesterday, we
understand, two young ladies oil this
city entered the Telephone Office for
the purpose Of learning the art Of print
ing. They go at it for the purpose Of
learning 1t thoroughly, and thus secur-
ing q means Of subsistence more rClia.
BILE than the uncertain profession Of
teaching. There are alrrary in the
Telephone Two lady compo,iiors, and
with these two "prentice hand" they
will have quite Sociable little coterie.
Hazlehurst CopiahAn We learn lha!
difficulty occurred at ROckporl, IN
this county, one day last week, be-
tween two gentlemen from Texas,
Messrs. Elliot aud Johnson, in which
Elliott was kilied, and Johnson made
his escape. No further particulsis.
WoodViIe Republican: Our county
has been visited this week by most
destructive wind aud rain storm. II
commenced 10 blow aud rain on Sun
day night, and continued necessarily
until "Wednesday morning. 1t is i'm.
possible to estimate The damages al
present. The cotton plant is generally
laying on the ground and ruined. Some
say that the loss in this county will be
two thousand bales.
Chickasaw Messenger: The cotton
crop in our section is badly injured by
Try weather, the rain, worms and
almost all other evils 10 which i il
.ubjec,, and the general impression
among our best informed planters is
! the yield will not exceed two.thirds o.
crop. We have seen number o,
bales from adjoining counties on ouI
streets this week, and are glad TO know
that the price has improved since oul
last issue TO ten cents, and in SOM
cases q little more has been paid for ;
good article.
SERIOUS DIPPICUTY.-On Monday
last Mr.. Alex. Russell and his two son
became involved In a serious difficult!
with Mr.. WIN. Mcdonald, at Russell'
Mill, near Decatur. During the agh
Mr.. Russell had his arm broken will
a handspike, and Mcdonald was serl
ously hurt in the back from blov
with a hammer. Az the affair will b
in Court, we refrain from saying any
thing further about 1t, only that !
originated from land transaction be
tween Messrs. Mcdonald and Russell
-tNewtOn Ledger.
Meridian Mercury: The Wauita Col
ton and Wooden Mills, houses, land
machinery and all, were sold by th
Sheriff, last Monday, at regular Shel
iff's sale, OF the Court-hOuse, and knOCl
ed OF TO MesSrs. Lyerly & WOolvel
ton, at $500. These gentlemen o.
ready held large interest, we thinl
aud this sale sells out all other oWnel
ship, and it is considered they have
, big bargain. With this mill now owne
3 solely by them and under their co.
Q management, we doubt not its fntuI
{ success is sure. They have our be-
l wishes for their success.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
SExTON's REPORT

o. the City Of Hieksbnrg, for ths tessk snalng
Monday, tAe StA day Of October, A.B.
1877, at II O'Clock m.
Oct. 4-Mrs. X. j. TaGe, % years, bilious
fever, VIcksburg, I'd WsFds
Jury, "Came 10 his death from drowning
In the Mississippi riVer,D Nicksburg.
Oct. 0-Annie II. Slaughter, oOlored, 3
years, Inflammation Of the bowels, War
rem county.
Oct. 7-George Washington, COlOred, II
years, varlola, Warren county.
A true COPY: 10. ARNOLD, Sexton.
z. T. WOODRUFF, N. D., Health 0meeF.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
servia still Hesitating. .

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The rimes's Belgrade
special says negotiations between SerYIa
and Russia are not concluded, Seryia re-.
quIres q guarantee OF independence and
the promise OF an extension OF territory In
the direction Of Bosnia. The Russian I'm.
voy awaits further instruction. The Wen
negotiations are concluded. lThe real
explanation Ol these contradictory re.
ports probably is that SerVia Is waiting
ill she is able 70 interfere with the least
danger and the most profit
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Archbishop Bayley's FuneEal-LaTge
Attendance of People and PIalateG.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9-The obsequIes Of the
late Archbishop Bayley took place this
morning at the Cathedral, and was attend
ed by thousands OF people. The prelates
present were Cardinal McCl0sky,. Arch
bishops Wood, Of Philadelphia; Williams,
OF Boston; Bishops Gibbons, OF Richmond,
and COadjutor, Of Baltimore; Laughlln, OF
Brooklyn; 0'Rellly, Of Springfield, Mass. /;
O'Hara, OF Scranton; De GOlbriaTd, Of
Burlington, VI; Becker, Of Wilmington I;
Shanahan. Of Harrisburg; McNierny, OF
Albany; Gross, OF Savannah; Foley, OF
Chicago; and Lynch, OF Charleston,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Reported Capture and Exchange OF
Chief Joseph.

CHICAGO. Oct. 0.-The Trlbune's special
dispatch from Fort Benton, Montana,
dated Oct. 10Th, says the scout who
brought the report OF the late tight be.
tween JOseph's band and United States
troops, stated that Joseph was n prisoner
In Mles's hands, but was exchanged for
Lieut.. Jerome, Of the second cavalry, who
had been captured by the indians. The
story needs confirmation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

GEN, GRANT, in his Edinburgh in.
.erview with New York Herald re-.
porter, said that the Democrats always
do something foolish on the eve Of
every importan, election that defeats
them. After Grant picked up the vic.
tory on his bayonets last Fall aud
dumped il into his party's lap, this
stuff about the Democratic party will
pass into history as the coolest 7iecc Of
cheek Of this decade.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

Cincinnati Gszetle, Friday: The Gin.
cinnati, Louisville and New Orleans
Packet Line is now fully organized.
The Board Of Directors met yesterday
morning and elected Capt. Vint. Shin
kle to act as President the coming year.
Mr.. Ed. Miller was elected Secretary.
Mr.. Miller Is q brother Of Capt. Charlie
and Mr.. Elliott Miller, of the Mary
Houston. The line enters into no
pooling arrangement. There are thir-
teen steamers, each Of which pays into
the treasury 81, 200 before she makes q
trip. AZ the end of the fret trip each
steamer pays into the treasury ten per
cent. of her earnings, wherewith TO pay
necessary expenses. Should steamer
be fined the fine will be deducted from
the 81, 600 first paid in, aud then the
steamer fined must make the amount
of her forfeit money good again,
Three steamers will leave for New Or
leans each week, viz: Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. When the river
rises, lots will bo drawn TO determine
which steamer shall load first, second
third, etc. Upon return trip, the steam
er that first passes under the Southern
railroad bridge will be said to hav
first arrived in port, and will have th
first turn to reload. 1t sprobable tina
an agent or superintendent will b
sent 10 New Orleans from here 10 reg
ulate the departure Of steamers Of th
line from that port.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

MANY are disposed to blame tho
steamers NAlchez and Pargoud for
abandoning the wharf'bOat yesterday,
but we are confident that II they would
examine the situation for themselves,
they would acknowledge that the boats
could not do otherwise. We stood on
the outer guard Of the wharibOat last
night, at The middle gAngway, and care
fully measured the depth of water,
then afterwards measured the wet line
with q tWO.foot line and found only 5
feet 8 inches. 1t will thus be seen that
If the Pargoud had come into our port
with her load of $500 bales che would
have stuck fast, and that II would have
been ilnprudent in Capt. Leathers to
put even q ton Of freight on the Match
o., with only 8 feet Of water under her.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THE Evening Commercial published
a floating report some days since that
Mr.. Robertson, Sheriff Of Sharkey
county, had been cut or shot by bis
Deputy, Mr.. Powell. We were inform
ed yesterday by a gentleman directly
from Rolling Fork, county seat OF
Sharkey, that "there is no, word Of
truth In the report" There are enough
Of such cases without the Commercials c
adding to the list in this manner, and
we trust it will be little more careful
in future. The gentlemen alluded Ia
are brothers-in.law, and justly annoyed
that such report was SO hastily pub
lishtd.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The Truth wen spOIxen.
Fayelte Chronicle !

]
Educational qualification for suffrage
is newspaper talk now 10 considerable
extent In this State, and as II means In.
telligent voters, we say let US have it,
or compulsory education. AS We be.
lieve that no FREQ government can be
good which is not founded on intel
ligence, so We ask, give us intelligent
voters, by one or other Of the above
methods, and we are satisfied that educ.
tiOn Of the masses will 60 farther TO-
wards removing evils which now afflict
society than whipping.posls, jails,
penilentiaries or punishment Of what
ever kind. The educational qualiflca.
tiOn, though, would be a double strike
at ignorance, as the masses would be
forced to educate In order TO escape
disfranchisement
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The Union is peace, and brotherly
love between the sections is triumph
ant, but If you want TO see stalwart
Rad so mad be can't speak, tell him
that Wade Hampton is a statesman and
would make an excellent Vice.Pre'i.
lent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

FACrs are facts; the out.OG is ; cut
OF, aud by tomorrow the wharf-boat
will be down in the neighbOrhOOd 0f
Matthew'S mill, to DO gone two or
three months. Bot IS Josh Billlngs says,
"don't kry for split milk just pix up
yure pail and milking stool, and 60
for the next cow"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The Port Gibson Reveille has the
following cheering words for our State
University: mo better evidence Of
the increasing prosperity of our people
can be furnished, than the educational
spirit which Ia daWning all over the
State. The schoole, in almost every
locality, arc filing up, and the State
University, at Oxford, opened on
Thursday Of last week, with the ex-
lrsordinary number Of 2G0 students.
This isgrand splendid. The Falcon
informs its readers that the advent, or
opening Of tho University, would be
celebrated by an elegant ball, at the
city ball, on the 9th, (lAst mighty to be
given by the citizens, and thus heads
and heels both get good start. We
can assure our people that the Univer-
sity Faculty 10 as able as any in the
land, and Gen. Stewart, the Chancellor,
is The best temperance lecturer in the
State. To II. NJ. Sullivan, Secretary oi
the Board Of Trustees, aud 10 bis
judcious use of the press, the UniYer.
sity owes this bright aud shining
opening"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Senator Mcdonald Explains his Pair
ing Oh with Morton.

WASHINGTON, Get. 9.-Senator McDon-
aid concludes q card IN relation TO hts
pairing OF with Senator Morton, thus; NrO
tOtls as to my iuture course, will say that
have entered into no obligation and taken
no pledge tina: In the least degree inter-
teres ~ith the full and faithful discharge
IN my duties as Democratic Senator"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Gin p}}ittaburgR RqrpIa
wednesday Morning, October 10

A BANK DIRECTOR was robbed in
Boston the other day in broad daylight
Of several thousand dollars, BY high
wayman, who forced him 10 give up
the money at the mouth Of pistol.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The Winona Advance remarks :"The
Independent movement is failure in
Montgomery and surrounding com.
ties. Montgomery county will give
the nominees 1900 msjority at the
November election. In fact, we be-
licve she will be solid as there ia not
a siugIe carpet-bagger in tho county"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

CoNKLIXG's speech acted on Morton
like tonic. lie swallowed it 10 the
last sentence, and felt much refreshed.
His health is still very delicate, and he
lives on fresh politics, Malaga grapes,
and chicken broth.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Gen. nwIng Claims Ohio for the Dem.
oCKatg,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9-General Ewing
telegraphs: "One.tenth Of the State gives
Democratic gains Of over 5000. No doubt
we have carried the State ticket and the
Legislature, independent Of Hamilton
county, which 10 supposed TO be ours"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

B:andon Republican: VIM. Hester,
of Terry, has announced himself as an
Independent candidate for the Legis.
lhturo from Kinds county. Stop your
fooishness, Uncle Billy. Don't let 1t
be thrown up 10 your children here.
after that their father helped to re.
establish Radical rule in Mississippi.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Edwin Adamn,a Rsneiit.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The total amount
realized tonight by the sale Of seats for
Edwin Adams's benefit was S2,3jA. Adams
is dying OF consumption
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Newark Municipal Election Demo
cTatio Gaina.

NEwARR, N. j., Oct. 9--In the municipal
election the Democrats gain four Alder.
men, four School Trustees, and five Free
holders. The Workingmen's ticket polled
l,54a votes. The total vote was light
1900 less than last year.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
French Liberty Of the Press,

PARIS, Oct. 9--The Government on Non.
day detained all packets Of English and
Belgium newspapers which arrived at
Paris railway stations.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Anothar pafaloaLion.

MONTREAL, Oct. 9-Mr. Foster, tue As
sistant Treasurer OF the Grand Trunk
railroad, has absconded. The amount Of
delalcation is not yet known.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Rainrn ni aov. HandrIcka.

Rgw YORK, oct. 9--AmOBg the paSsen-
gers by the B0thnia was Ex-Governor and
Me-. TnOmas A. Hendrlcks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

BY special telegram from Green.
wood, published in yesterdays Her.
AID, il appears that TWO men were
taken from the county jail Of Lenore
county aud banged. From citizen OF
that section of the State we learn that
one Of men who was executed was q
murderer, and that the other one was q
highwaymaD, who did not hesitate to
take human life when It was necessary
to secure the money and valuables Of
bis victim. There is no doubt from
this information, and we feel certain
that il Is reliable, that both these men
deserved 10 be put to death. But
the same informant says that the
Courts in that county are perfectly
competent and willing TO execute the
Jaws, and he has little doubt that
Moore and Shelton would have suffer-
ed for their crimes by the due process
Of law, If they had not been lynched.
This makes all those who were engaged
in this lynching very blameable. They
have violated the laws aud corrupted
society for no good purpose, and they
have added crime 10 their names
when there was not even decent
excuse.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
VICKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER I2, I,77

grow insclenl in selling the pro-
duce Of others industry. Nor does
the law compel steamers 10 trans
port cotton that is not fully covered.
They forget that they are the paid ser.
wants Of the planters, but we do not
know that they are no. excusable, for
the planters have submitted to so
much injustice, hat their servants have
naturally become more and more
grasping. The bottom Of all the trouble
is 10 bo found in the fact that too
many people are making livelihood
on! Of cotton By some one Of the vari-
ous steals that have been invented
within the last few years. The pro.
ducers Of all the cotton States ought
promptly 10 order halt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

Is Circuit Court, yesterday, the case
Of the State vs. Chas, Curtis and Lewis
Johnson was continued TO Wednesday,
the 18th, on account OF the absence Of
witnesses, and a severance granted.
Ten persons OF all colors, and charged
with various crimes and misdemeanors,
were arrsigned, pleaded mot guilty
and had their cases set.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

The beaux are opening the season
with the mighty collar.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

TooMBs, of Georgia, says he wouldn't
80 to the United States Senate If he
could, snd that be couldn't II he would.
he is determined TO live and die a
rebel, There are some TOombses in
this State with the brains left ont,
They are double and twisted extremists
who forget nothing AMI learn nothing,
and think tina, the sun Of political am
bition is to antagoni2e the South and
North, As they die of or drift out Of
politics our condition will improve.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

TEE removal OF the Wharfboat, which
has been . mooted question for several
months, has at last been decided upon,
aud the chain.gang is now engaged,
under the supervision of Mr.. Tuohey,
and by direction Of the Street Commit
tee, in grading al the foot OF Jackson
street, preparatory to tho removal OF
the Whartboat 10 that point, and 1t is
thought that the change can be effected
by the day after tomorrow. The ferry
landing will be removed 10 the pres.
ent Whsrfboat landing. We trust that
this attempt to retain the wharf In
front Of the city will prove successful
but we doubt that II will suit the con
Venience Of transient boats.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

By extending her trips to Natchez.
the owners and officers Of the Kate
Dickson show commendabl spirit Of
enterprise that should be encouraged.
Nothing can rebound 50 much TO
the city's prosperity as the fostering
Of her local river traffic, and a daylight
weekly packet 10 Natchez and the low
er Bends is 8 stepin the right direction,
that should bs backed up b. our busi.
ness men With al their means an d
energy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
WaahInkton Notaa

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0--J. Willis Menard,
OF Florida, contests T. Norris ChesteF'6
claim 10 the Llberlan mission. General
Chester halls, through somewhere IN
Africa, England and Pennsylvania, from
Louisiana.
The Star says, "suTe enough the Demo-
Gratis and anti.Hayes Republicans are
happy to-day"
Members Of Congress are arriving.
No decisive progress to-day towards q
solution Of the Speakership, etc, Of the
House.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The Episcopal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DisappToving Of Round Dances,
Raffles, Etc.

BosToN, Oct. l0-Proceedings were
mostly preliminary. DR.. White, Of Ten
nessee, said he desired, In the form Of .
resolution, to give expression Of the Con-
venIiOn in relation to Improper instrumen.
talities which were used for the purpose
Of raising money to defray Church ex-
parties, and round dances, OF fairs, and OF
rafles; he thought these things demoFal-
iEing. A resolution that the Bishops take
the matter into consideration, was
aaOpted.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The Big Republican Meeting at Paris
-Gambetta Confident Of Success.

PARIS, Oct. l0.--Last night q RepublI-
can meeting was held In the American
Circus Chateau. Ali the admission tick.
cts were taken the day before the meeting,
and thousands Of applications had 70 be
refused. u, Gambetta was enthusiastic
ally received. Relative 10 Republican
prospects he said: "Aiter Sitting the in
formation which reaches me from all guar.
teTs, ! assure you that the 383 will return
to Versailles lnfOreed to four hundred.n
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
The Situation at Fsrnandlna.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. lO-The situation
at Fernandlna as far as the sick 10 con-
cerned Is encouraging. There are no dan.
gerous cases now on hand, and no new
cases reported. Two deaths since last re-
port, one colored and one whlte-DF. We'll
ford. Physicians and'provlslons are still
badly needed, and no business 10 going
on; ratiOns have to be issued 70 an I'M
mense number whose means OF support is
cut OF by the suspension Of mills and
other industries.