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RACING AT JEROME PARK.
CLOSN on TIIE AUruMN MEETING.

FIELD, FERIDA AND TROUBLE THE OTHER
WINNERS
The American Jockey Club closed yesterday
wha has been, in spite of drawbacks. euccessFnl
und enjoyable fan meeting. No fner October day
Gould have been wished for and all Of the large number
Of people gathered at Jerome Park were in excellent
tpnprau prepared to gct the most pleasure possible out
Uttc sport Tie Afternoon Il was varied and attractive
enough To- content thcl fully. Twelve started in tho
opening sciarhc OF uuccqnG~'ers OF mile AID
''at rut uncertain cot Duke og Noutrosc with the
higie-t weight, flung Ms heels in the faces of all
q them. lie not the favoritc In the second race
tyo-yc the tavorite Virginia Bush IN
last, he shtN stoemel forwards beng far in front
e., he IGish. I the handicap of milo AMI quar-
t,..f.,oritc, Wovigd, was successful G!ront Bonnie
Lizzie, Greenland. sir Hugh and General Monroe fol-
lowing him the handicap t,yo miles al though
$1,000 added money was given, oiiy three ran, Ferda,
Au!c and irsh King. Fcrili, VITA IL pounds NJ, VAS
an oc..- winner When she is so.lnd aud woO takes
very hclNy weight r stop hrr The Hing race was IUn
twioc TIE assist starter miscl Jockeys the first
tune by dropping his lug, although tho starter had not
81 the signal Duke Of N1ntrose in first, Mara
tboli second auc Wa, hcd third. II over and
atc.r thny the s2WC )r3 = tAs lca5 ing
10 pos Li. arcud for .eas. o. te mis-
tal, the FIRST iHn IL the pcohas eyeI-ircsh
and uuco'ueolc Trouble outlau aud oujuuret Frank
shore. Na;e Long and Day star highland Ring and
Cor, sizes falling.
First racc-Thrce quarters Of mile fer all ages.
Gpccu wcieht conditions Twelve etart &c L. Lori
arls colt Ei2zoa % years, 107 pounds ridden by Con
norl Nols"a'o colt C rcndon Il, 102 FisAcrE Colal-
zts"ein Valparaiso 5, 100, BTUhNl; Iv stables
tly Wvttctto GO, 100 Holloway; McCoruiot's mare
Liio L. -, liz, Murphy, Shrew, bury stables colt
Duke ol Mcutro,c q, l32, hughes; McE.uco's colt
Navarro 3D. 1l2. Joucs; Bruccs rcdjug Baldwin e,
Lewis; J.. DJyis> grldug Wesbroek a, So NcNauu.,
pCnalu.'s colt Rocco o, 1O2 Mccarthy; proctors ly
Jennie %. IO9 ToupkHs; and Dcua's horse y c. Nc
Donald q. H. Long. BettnCBlazcs To- |, Claren-
don to I, Valparaiso = tc l. Wyadote to l. Duke Of
Mpatrose 20 l. Lille r. to l. and from 10 to 20 TO
against any of the II hard
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TD-nAV

SIM Cos sun 900. Boa Clock slow 3r 3cg
Moon r1cs. SOP Noon souths. 347 " ,ons age days
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-A. VI
sandy Hook .ll:O2 Gov. Island 1913 Gae. log
HIGH WAFER TODAY. ".
sandy Hook 1916 Gov Island. --l Hen Gate. l:32
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ......OCT IL, 1881.
ARRIVED

SNIPHIN(I NEWS.
PORT OF N1W.YORK. .....OCr IL, 1851
ARRIVED
steamer eTm9d aT cin iavrc 10 days. with mlse
steamer historian tpteh Lucas Rotterdam days.
steamer iiarlld qan Copenhagen y days aud
~trii,r Sybnla on Martn, Genoa sept Girrenn I'm.
PatTa| Cotacoa a. ana Gibraltar Il days, with
steamer qxo Or scarlet. Santos sept O. RIO Jan Giro
steamer Ciiy Of Atlanta Lock wood Charleston day with
mlsr ana IH.srng'Ts TO- " Quntari g" Co
mdsc aud passenger to Geo Yons,. ' WIN
iiris Spares, Cortcs Boston ballast Jas Z ward
schr Julia Eerkcle, Ncserson, sullivan with stone to
scnr Ropes, whaien. CampobellO NIB days with dsh
Schr Flor Parr Hines Yarmouth NJ. days with
9cAr Harry Enschmann of H4'ifax Hatfield. Windsor rs
schr Connecticut Cats Bangor v in lumber to F IL smith
schr Gen Howard Henderson, Halloye with lumber for
scnr IVY Bell, Lloyd Thomaston, to Haytiand
schr america, Truewortly. Rockland with lime 20 uav
schr re.cgraph TbouaiSc, Rocs:and with lime to ] Il
scarI t.! Geale R?E!apS WIN line to r Brown
sour Eo'laJ IeioWs. clark, Windsor. y, days. With
~c4r ~pArte Halowel Windsor NJ, 10 lays VIII pllstef
sur Nema, nt-lrv Two Rivers. Ns II days WITT sIil
% mr. lAzne = ul- Armstrong, Bangor, with lumber
cclr Var strei, Goohin- Portland with heading to WAY
sem tatmor Obj, narsott Boston in ballast to Hat,
90, >;r ,'a a ~aaiy loos light So: cloudy At
Ie foioNns vessels arrived yesterday on: were omit
,,'.r ,.,oi,,, &c., u,.os g, ,,.. -, ...,,,.
Win md-r and PASSENGERS 10 clark 81 Scsulan
en, Asaalla aa y johns. Pa with ndsc ai ss,is
ia' Gina .5cr o,ian remcn A aav-, empty bar.
LARK nj logan, Nor ior,,.-t ,..,fo r.,, %, ~
g. 20 lays with wnr non, &C. % order; vc.sr % ien
Sara Lcuna ltau. Caaero oporto Aug D. With rni.c TO
, hark Eeigs ,Ars,, ramnas-lch Table Bay. CGH %
CLEARED
oa"er oeyia ,srl. murphy, IiclPoo, Vernon II Brown
amer Royal Crown O,r) Thomson, Ic,,b 500, t,,,
Edye ~ 60.
STEINER ti5c Gcr ics. n ,a,[' IONS dr "b'n
Steamer 1ntiaco. Plnus. san,i,, 5e c,, .r, ,.,.
a@ 1 GSorre ,pr. Keys st eoorr ncr Middleton
steamer Gen Whitney. uallc,t. ro.ton. u -
steamer K Matthews Br, Ia BOT Noroik VA ,..,,son
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HEAVY WEATHER AT SEA.

. The british steamship Bermuda arrived from
Porto Ri"o yesterlay with two shpwr'cked crows
Porto Rico, September 30, and encountered severe
gales for several days OF the Florida coast. She
was obheg1 to put into Norfolk Va, Saturday last
again sunday. She had on board the crows of the
British brig LIE Guard and Elhe The DEdouari,
Captain Patterson. sailed from the home ror, June
and went t. H0paco., Porto Bic. cor a cargo of
noassos On tie night OF August ~.
while a! anchor a Humaroa. . lnricane set il
70 hold TIC vessel and she driven on the rocky
beach The mastS were eat away and the men cung
to re ,cs-c uuj morning when seeing that She was
FAST going to HiyrtS they swan ashore. They were
then sent to 81 Johns, Porto Rico, in small ocaSt-
ing schooner aaG took passage ON the BerMuda.
anchor oh Nagt0 - miugo loading with cargo Of
i"9Wood tor thia p'rt, V ben she sprung leak, She
crew sen! {" "t Johns, Porto Rco, whence came
home IN the Ueriuua.
mort amy Nv, ! II1 ry Wv os''To Il, LUZ.
The Anglican. fl a Bordeaux September -, due here
aye days oso; tn" i"panto f22m Hull september
FRANCE from ionton September %, due here on
Monday.
THE RECEPTION 20 THE GERMAN GUESTS.
The steamer .lc. duo yesterday, had not been
ssi@ni"d al late hog or night. should she arrive
board 10 be transfer to jersey Cay and take the
limited express tor Baitunorc thry Will not come to
t>"-'"t" ~ 'S'Ii. Sh' .lli TN" steamer IL rive
nle IA the day or Nos uiltli tomorrow the guests
VIII be- Transferred .p the French dccgafcs wrrc
amt he cs' ortcd to lee Fifth Avcnuc Hotel where
in'Y VIII remain until 10 y. m. TO morrow, when
| lHN WA start for y 1ohiugton. The State Reccp-
t"n Committee requests tuHt many as possible of
those living along CIadwNy and Fifth-;lvr below
Madison square Wlis decorate Their buildings with
the German and American hags. KS already an
nUnured the FLAG flying from the Astor House the
flith Avenue Hotel, the Post Office and other build
lug VIII denote the arrival of the lerder and that
the visitors Will remain here until tomorrow night.
y gi fins as he'll Il
evening III Turn Hail. Besides the fifteen soce-
ties represented last sunday there eleven
Ocsllu" to take part in the reception of the Ger
man guests { rchilght procession planned
lor tomorrow night, to be followed by scrcnadc by
The German singing societies in front OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel II was stated that not thing save the
noH-drrINal OF the steamer would prevent Che pro-
gl&mNc from being e. ucd out. 1t was said that
the viii bc ten thousand men IN line.
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COrCu $50 MONS.
&C. Dr. l"'ias's runoulr ,tiap suu ell. M ... b
II octiHI Ihan am thing eisc tAo Ioy DO l.l1A4u o.
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De. OF az Murray-st ~ 49, esS'S AZ 90 oentx
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ll0ratlc y. usht, a hoohhccpcr employed by the
Allen Paper Car " heel Com. ANY, of No. 10 yotl-
way, IN june last drew chcc> the National PIk
Bank for VII %, payable to the order ol w. y
kr"ncy ~ SON, q. kOv.tun, lils winch WAS duly
sl"ncd hy the treasurer 81 the company The same
day WRIGHT disappeared, and il was aftcrN,rd
learned that kccn"N ~ Son rad not received tIl,
check. The bank teller said he had paid the money
to Wright. Detectives tr ccd the fugitive To- Mon
trral, where he remained two months. he WAS seen
caused hi, arrest. Al the Jefferson Market Police
Court lac was hclu III 5000 bail Tor trial. 10y Justice
smith,
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DON'T DIE IN the house. Ask drupcis4. e.
tough on Rats" IL clears rSts aud mica II ce, Hof
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NE.NN..YNRk CITY.

Max StralIosch = ceiyed n dispatch yesterday
stating that Mmr. Gcrster will SAL on the Arabic
or October 10.
A MAJ about fifty yeas old, with gay beard red
striped shirt and woolou set, found drowned
at SpuHord Point yesterday.
John .Tours. who shot himself at Denman-place
and Unon.avc on Monday night, died yesterday
in the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital.
5. H. Niles, OF Boston, is 2 passenger on the
Llbc which sails to-day. Mr.. Niles goes abroad to
attend To some American advertising for large
London house.
RULES TO GOVERN TIE PLUMBING TRADE.
system OF rules TO govern the plumbing and
drainage of all buildings hereafter erected in the
city has been devised by the Board of Health under
tho uowcr conferred upon it by the Law of June +,
1881. Printed copies OF the rules distributed
yesterday.
ALLOWED TO GO ON THEIR OWN RECoGYrzANCEs.
In the case OF Mckee Rankin. who charges .Joa-
quin Miller and a. &. Wheeler with libel, Justice
ilanm' in the E~oX Market Police Court, ycstcr-
day, allowed Messrs Miller and Wheeler to 90 on
their own rccOgnizances until Thursday morning
next at $3.50 o'clock.
WOMAN THAT BEATS HER HUSBAND.
Mary Currm, age thirty-fvc was arragncd in the
horEvl1Ic t"IiGe Court yesterday on complaint Of
her husband john, age fifty, who charged her with
having on Monday night while drunk struck him on
the head with a wash pitcher The woman was
held III $500 bail for RAJ,
MEETING or DRY GOODS Statesmen.
A meeting of the Dry Goods SaIasnen's Social and
Mutual Benefit Association was held last night at
the Hotel Monico in Eightccuth-st. Many new
names were added TO the roll lmuortant amend
mcntS to the bylaws were adopted, and nOmina-
ions made for officers to be elected at the ne 1t
regular meeting.
sTABBlNG ARRAY BETWEEN YOUNG MEN.
kllilan lrohn, age twenty-five, of Fifv-scv-
cnth ST. ana lrS ave, was stabbed IN the left side
Monday night by Emil GrOn, age nineteen, of No..
1857 SccOnd-av". The wounded man was taken to
ST. Lukcs Hospital, where he lies in danger
Gus condition GrOu WAS arrested, and in the York
Vile Police Court yesterday afternoon was held to
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Precious pearls above price are the nafura
teeth. Preserve thcm by using fyon's Tooth Tablets
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L. Graham late secretary Of the Church of Eng
lam, Temperance society of the Northern Province.
oi MANCHESTER, was entertained yesterday in La
iaycttc-p place by member, OF the Church reInprr-
ancc Society OF this city About nifty prominent
cIeIgynen and iaymcn were PRESENT. Addresses
were made 10y DR.. Nckill and Dr Vhorod Bl,hop
of Rochester, England. Resolutions i'm rlCcl .but
special Efforts should be made by the Protc,t.nt
Episcopal Church 10 suppress iutcmpcIlncc IN the
United states were offered by Dr. Potter Mr.
Graham has been appointed he special organizing
IL ~ IN
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

Fire.-On Thursday eening last
fire broke out in a house belonging to
the Iron Company, on ack street in
Lower Duncannon, and occupied by
Robert Clark, causing SOM damage and
a great deal of excitemet. The fire
started in the back part f the house
from flue, burning the oof and the
weatherboarding of the kithen consid-
erably. The two fire engines were run
to the fire but before they ,ould decide
where to get water the fire vas put out
by the use of buckets. The house was
but slightly damaged. Mr.. Clark's
household goods were scattered around
in way that was anything but pleasing
to that gentleman.-Record Of the 1st
inst.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

Cumberland County.--We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland papers
of last week:
The following postmasters have been
appointed for this county: Mt. Holly
Springs-M. r. Saylor; Green Spring
P. A. Ployer.
While young gentleman from an ad-
joining township was driving up North
Hanover street on Saturday evening q
front wheel of his buggy suddenly col
lapsed. With the aid of two or three
men and the small boy" he succeeded
in getting the buggy to repair shop.
The dried grass in a field at the edge
of town was discovered to be on fire on
Saturday evening and for while threat
ened the destruction of the fences. The
flames were however extinguished by 8
number of boys before any considerable
damage was done. The fire originated
by sparks from the locomotive of the
evening train east.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
MARRIAams.

HoUDsHEr--F r--FoRTENBAUGH.-On March 29th,
1881, In Marysville, by Rev. Geo. r. Zehn err s. II.
Houdeshel and Mary f. FOrtenbaugh, both OF
this county.
BEsHoRE-LoNa-On March lst. 1881, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by Rev. y. w.
Selbert, Thaddeus j. Beshore to Lizzie Nj. Long,
both OF Junlata county.
RoDGEBs-MuLER-On March 27, 1881. at the
Ridge Avenue M. X. church. Harrisburg. by Rev.
Geo. ID. Pennepacker, Geo. w. Rodgers OF Lew.
istown, Pa, to Mary J. Miller. OF Centre twp.
STEEL-FERREIL.-- --On March 31st 1881. at the
by Rev W. II. Logan, q. t. steel of Penn twp,
TO Annie Z Ferrell, formerly OF West Chester,
Chester County Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
A Grand Prize for Beauty.

Richard X. Fox, the enterprising pub
Usher of the Police Gazette. of N. Y, an
nounces that magnificent gold medal
will be presented to the handsomest
lady in each State Of the Union. The
awards will be made by three citizens of
New York of the highest respectability,
and the successful candidates will have
their photographs published without
any expense, if they desire; all others
will be destroyed. Here is an excellent
opportunity for the pretty girls of this
State, and our only regret is that the
publisher did not see fit to offer the med
ais without boundry restrictions, as by
80 doing our State would in all proba-
bility capture the major portion of
them. Our beauties should make no
delay in sending on their portraits to
the editor of the Police Gazette, 1888
William ST., New York. P. o. Box 40.
All communications will be strictly con-
fidential.
Buy your Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods at M. DUKES IL Co.,
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Iunlata County. = We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers Of
last week
Mr. Adam Stong, after long and
painful illness. died at his residence near
Waterloo, on the 2lst inst, aged Ga
years, 8 months and days.
The Juniata Division OF the Pennsyl-
vania canal now extends only to the
Three Locks near Anderson Station
Mifliln county.
Mr.. Foreman, of the Central Hotel,
Hotel, in this borough, for $1,000. He
took possession the First of April.
In the suit by the supervisors of Fer
managh township against the borough
authorities growing out of the repair of
the basin bridge by the former, In obedi-
ence to the order Of court, Judge Junkin
rendered his decision on the point re-
served, on Baturda ay, in favor of the
Township, and hence the Borough au-
thorities must now refund the cost
incurred.
On last Sabbath morning, Rev. E. T..
Berry, announced from the pulpit that
during his five years administration as
pastor OF the Lutheran church, In this
place and in Licking Creek, he had off,
ciated at 105 funerals and So weddings
He also announced that he had in that
time taken into the church ,at this place,
107 persons, and 46 persons into the
Licking Creek church by certificate, con-
flrmation and baptism. Into the two
congregations, he received 153 persons.
On Tuesday of last week, George Nc
Connel, son of Mr.. Daniel Mcconnell, of
young horse near bis fathers residence
and when found was unconscious. DIR.
G. M. Graham was called and rendered
the necessary medical and surgical aid.
1t is supposed the animal tramped on
the young mans face, cutting an ugly
cash on his lip and another on his fore
head. The cut on his lip had to be sew
ed up. He is able to go about and work
a little. He made narrow escape from
being killed.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD PA, APRIL s. 1881.

the wound made by the exit Of the ball
was horrld and ghastly one, portions
Of the skull bone being scattered about
the room. Squire Baskin assisted by
DIR. B. f. Klugh, Hugh Carlln, Jesse
Johnson, Sr., James Low, Nathan Dor
man and VIM. Hammaker as jurors,
proceeded to hold an inquest. Verdict
suicide.
Sheriff 4Sales.-The following proper
ties were sold on Wednesday last, at the
Court House, by Sheriff Beers:
A tract of land situate In Penn twp,
containing 55 acres, more or less, as the
property of Henry Wiseman, sold to
Susquehanna Building Association.
A tract of land situate in Centre and
Juniata townships, formerly owned by
Krozier's heirs, containing IA acres, sold
to Abraham Hostetter for $40.
A tract Of land situate In Centre and
Juniata twps., containing acres, as the
property of John Boyles, sold to Abra-
ham Hostetter for $35.
A tract OF land situate in Jackson
twp, containing 1876 acres, as the prop
erty of James Mcneil, sold to Franklin
SPOTS for $t1 200.
A tract of woodland, situate In Jack
son twp, containing 106 acres, known
as the Fab g tract, sold to w. III. Hall
for $145.
Lot No. 1, situate in borough of Blain,
sold to VIM. Baugh for $3.50.
Lot No. 2, situate in same borough,
sold to A. j. Magee for $305.
Lot No. 8, situate in same borough,
sold to Samuel Wood for $500.
Lot No. 4, situate In same borough, as
the properties of James Mcneil, sold to
w. H. Hall for $405.
A tract of land in Jackson twp, con-
tanning 405 acres sold as the property o
]. f. McNeal Prichett, Baugh & Co.,
for $3.50.
A lot of ground, situate in Penn twp,
as the property of Noah Heading, sold
to Susquehanna Building Association.
Two lots, situate in the boroug h of
Marysville, and numbered 20 and 27 in
the town plot, rs the property of VIM.
M, and Lucy III. Matchett, sold to Chas.
May for $3.50.
A lot of ground, situate in New Buff
falo borough, as the property of jacob
Q. Cumbler, sold to Mary e. Arnold for
$21O.
A lot of ground, situate in Jackson
twp, containing 2 acres and 1856 perches,
as the property of ID. S. Kistler, sold to
w. III. Hall for $500.
A tract of land, situate in Watts twp,
containing 60 acres, about 25 cleared, as
the property of Robert Humphreys, sold
to Chas. Troutman for $25.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

Public Sales. = We call attention to
sales of Real and Personal Property as
follows
Friday, April Sth.--Frederck Barrlck will sell
at his residence, IL miles south of Markell
Vile mule, cows, shotes, chickens and
and turkeys, meat, lard, flour, hay, corn and
buckwheat, one 2-horse spring, and other
articles. Also household furniture.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

Suicide. David Liddig, sen., residing
in Watts twp, this county, committed
suicide on Sunday 9th ult. His grand
daughter and her husband had been to
to church on that day, and on their re-
turn home, found his dead body on the
floor in pool of blood. From information
received it appears that the old man had
gone to visit sister Mrs. Carl,) after
departure of Johnson and wife, where he
met his son Benjamin and where he re-
mained until about 8 o'clock p. M.
when in company with his son started
to go home, the two travelling together
until near the old mans dwelling where
they separated, this was the last seen of
the old man alive. He must have gone
to his home and commenced prepare
tions to take his life for 1t is asserted by
Johnson that the weapon used Ia short
rifie) had no load in it when he left
home in the morning. The opinion of
those who examined the room and the
body is that having carefully loaded the
weapon he seated himself in chair and
resting the butt of the weapon against
the bed-near which the chair stood-he
held the muzzle against his temple with
one hand and touched it off with the
other, the ball took an upward and back
ward direction coming out at the top of
the head and lodging in the floor above.
1t is said by those who saw the body
that the entire contents of the weapon
must have entered his head and that
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

GRAHAM--On March 25 1881. at Mt Holly
Springs, Harry, son OF Bennett and Martha
Graham, formerly OF Newport, this county, aged
years.
Mary A., widow OF Michel Miller, aged 80 wears
and days
SMITH-On March 4th. 1881, in Carroll township,
John Smith, aged about 65 years.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2, 1881
Flour unsettled !, extras % OO@s so, Pennsyl
yanla family, $3.50 % al75 Minnesota do, $500
s5.l2; patent and high grades. aBb0e67.0O
Rye -four, SO 25D325.
COrnmeal, 1920
Wheat ll9 % 100
Corn-yellow, 64ep56c. mixed t4eDf6c.
Oats quiet; Pennsylvania and western white
Ae042c western mixed ,36D3s.
Hye9S G99c