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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

so much for the law Of 1873 and what
II accomplished.
A few years later lin the Forty
fourth Congress) under the Leadership OF
Richard T. Bland, n member Of Con.
gress from Missouri--who occupies the
same places yet In all respeols-those
who could see coming and desired to
avoid such contraction Ia finances as
must inevltablyproduce collapse, rallied
and by energy and persistence sue
ceedej 10 getting through bill pro-
vidlng for the coinage Of S2,0OO,0O1
silver dollars Of the weight Of 4l2t
grains every month and making
them legal tender without limit. But
"a the single gold standard was not In
the least disturbed, thls seml'reclg'
milton Of silver was practically unavail.
ing, the talnt Of merchandise still
cllnglng to II; and thus the contest was
kept up aud thickened until the pres.
sure became 10 strong that In 1890, the
now famous Sherman law was enacted
~ compromise measure--s sop to
Cerberus. II directed the secretary
Of the treasury to purchase i,500,0OO
ounces ofsllver bullion per month u
40 much was Offered at the rate Of IL
per 37l.25 grains, upon which silver
treasury notes redeemable In coin were
i,sued. II provided that 200, 900 ounces
were to be coined into dollars monthly
until July /, 1891, after wnicl only
enough 10 redeem lhs certificates was
to be coined. with gold the only
standard money Of the country, anu It
being obtainable Ia exchange for
silver certificates, It Ia easy to observ o
that not many dollars Of the other
metal were needed tor redemption pur.
poses al any time. 81 that while silver
was and Is steadily accommodating In
the treasury vaults, gold has steadily
been flowing out, the splrl, OF the com
promise being thus negatlved ami tue
advocates Of the gold standard being
provided with an additional argument
besides.
We cannot for the reason stated and
for the want Of time 20 further back
than 1870 In giving our correspo ndent
the information desired rs to silver
production. The figures stand rs fol.
lows for that aud the succeeding years,
those for 1923 not being Mt hand;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
THE CITY DISGRACED.


II the esteemed City Council want
10 do little salncious investigating,
and ut tho same time give warning
that they arc ON the storm lookout for
immortality in official places, they
ought to set nm Inquiry on foot ~ 10
the various transfers Of and endorse
ments upon that particular $4,000 city
warrant which was yesterday accepted
in the police court In payment Of the
fine imposed upon the keeper OF a
house OF ill.fhme. A pretty state OF
things must exist when such q record
Of the redemption Of the city's obliga-
tions has 10 he made. Tho woman
referred to may have discou nted the
warrant when she received 1t, aud
II so, her paying Of II out Of
par value was neat stroke Of
finance. She was certainly entitled TO
the inter,st, and probably received II,
Mt the rate OF s per cent, which had
accrued since the date when payment
was demanded Of the city treasury AMI
the date when 1t was honored by the
police court. a fine spectacle, truly,
OF trRiiicklng with and dragging in the
mire the clty's credit
The incident lie disgracoiul begir-
ming OF many similar occurrences that
may be expected. II ought to bring a
blush to the cheek Of every official who
has any sense Of deoenoy. IL Is n foul
blot upon the name Of the city and an
insult TO every inhabilant OF repute, OF
any age, either sex, or any condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
HE WANTS 10 KNOW.
JOHNSON, Kane county, Utah.
Auptist lat. 1907.

JOHNSON, Kane county, Utah.
August LIST, 1898.
Editor Dcseret AeWG
II II would not be asking too much,
would be pleased II you would give
through tho News the law OF 1878 on
silver, also the bland and sherman laws
and the amount Of silver mined annually
In the United States. II you do not have
this information at hand your cores
pondent ut Washington could obtain Il,
and II would be Of great Interest TO all
the readers of the NEWS, and especially
myself, ~ | wish to know what | am
talking about whom talk.
JouS W. GLAlBR.
1t IL a rather widespread request,
sure enough, and while we could com.
ply with It In full, we do not deem II
proper TO do 40, AZ the laws requested
would alone occupy 70 much space
that other aud regular matter would
have TO DO omitted. hut
when a subscriber or other
person IL candid enough TO cay he
wants to know "what he is talking
about when he talks" we ale disposed
to Rssist him Us far M we may,And will
therefore compromise matters by Civ
Ing the substance OF the Information
desired.
The law OF 1873, commonly known
~ the decentralization law, was the be.
ginning OF the silver question as II
stands today aud has stood ever since,
because II deprived the white metal oil
It's proper and all.Rl9ng place in the
financial economy Of the country.
This was accomplished by provision
which made 25,s grains Of gold the
constituency ofthe dollar OF the ReDub'
lie, II 10 be the standard and the other
metal subsidiary, This was a com.
plete revolution, for previous to
that the silver dollar was the unit
Of values. Being thus toppled from
lite high pedestal, silver naturally fell,
as its enemies hoped and intended, to
rise no more. From being money It
had descended TO the plane OF mer-
ohandise at one fell swoop, and fixing
it's legal tender function at sums OF IS
or less did not help the matter Of
cours,; this was a species Of recognl
ton which failed to recognize, ia that
It put silver in the place formerly oc.
cupied by copper, Naturally the
metal has been flucluatipg along the
scale ever since, It's inherent royal
qualities keeping II alooi from iron ana
lead, and the peratlOn OF law exclud.
ing IL from Unrestricted company with
It's former associate. Its going up aud
coming down could not be- regulated
rs other commodities were,b the law d
supply, demand ami opportunity, Tor the
reason stated, that although driveH from
the home in which II was reared the no,
bility Of nature could not be taken
from 1t, SO, like Mahomers coffin, II
has hung between heaven aud earth
ever since, the creature OF the speoula-
tor and tho constant menace Of tho
ntsTest-gRlherer and weAlth-hoarJer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
THE PREDATORY PESTS.

What with an occasional earthquake,
cyclones abundant, cholera threatened,
all kinds OF accidents continuous, aud
a special session OF Congress discussing
the financial shortage, the people
would seem to BIZ well enough stocked
with nllstoTtunrs without the prevail.
ing iucursion OF the seventeen eRr
locusts; but they are upon the land,
eight stalea reporting them as out In
full force. The department OF agrlcul.
ture at Washington las In duty
bound" Is sending circulars broad.
cast regarding the pests aud
asking information In regard to
them; but the genus locust has no
respect whatever for the present al
minislrRtion, or anything else save il
Unsuitable appetite, and continues 10
apread and devour In spite OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

\ PARIY OF Inuiana lynchers who
visited couple Of young men with the
avows inteatiou Of giving them an
elevatipg (about 20 feoJ reception,
were somewhat panied wnen the two
guests Of honor greeted Ihom from un.
der a porch with round vollry from
an arsenal OF shotguus, Four OF the
lyuchers weIo badly hu,t and Of the
remainder those VINO We're not fllel
with buckshot were Oiled with nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

The Mountain Ice and Cold Storage
%. desires TO call attention TO the fact
that they are now prepared 10 supply
their family trade with manufactured
Ice at the folio wing rates:
Books OF thirty ten ll0) pound cou.
pom tickets, s2.75 each; books Of thirty
hlteen tl6l pound coupon tickets, $500
each; books Of thirty, twenty-five (25)
pound coupon tickets, S5.25 each.
These books are sold tor cash only,
ana the Ice IL therefore 10 per cent
cheaper TO the consumer than last
years rates.
PleaEe note that there are no oxcep.
tons to the cash plan, az the com.
rany's collectors are dispensed with
and the trade gets the benefit Of the 10
per cent reduction.
Tickets can be obtained at tho office,
No. 80 Il. Second South street. or from
the drivers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

THE CURIOUS fac. Is pointed out by
Brodstreet's for last week that the
United States treasury, having no
more silver dollars on hand than the
amount Of silver certificates outstand'
Ing, has been aclua lly reiusing to
deliver silver dollars to applicants In
exchange for gold and gold certificate!
Let ue henceiofth hear less Of the
"useless bullion" stored uncoined In
the treasury vsului
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

SHALL THE cOlOfed brother be called
a negro or an Afro.Amer cam" Is a
question that has been dis urbing some
OF tho race n great deal OF late. The
latest advice on the subject comes from
a true philosopher down South who
tells his brethren "lo eschew conven-
lions, stick TO the small end Of hoe
and the big end Of watermelon and
ENJOY life. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

ONLY MAssAcnusEgrs, Virginia,
Ohio, Wisconsin and lows will elect
governors this fall. Only three legisls.
lures to DO chosen, in Virginia, Ken.
lucky and Iowa, will elect United
Siates senators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

THE UsirED STATES ~ n nallcn IL
only little over a hundred years old,
but II already has, what no other ma.
ton known 10 the history Of the wsrld
has ever had, three cities Of over one
million population each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

a Coed Thiug for summer Complaints
Mr.. J. w. Hager, well known mer-
chant Of Clio, ifedell Co., North Caro-.
lima, cured four cases Of iiux with one
small bottle OF Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy. This
Ia the most prompt aud successful rem.
edy In use for uysontfy, diarrhma,
cole and cholera m0rbus. No other
medicine will take It's place or do its
work In this claas OF diseases. IL Ia
equally valuable for children and
adults. % and 80 cent bottles for sale
by u. &. NJ. I. Drug Dept. dds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Exceedingly cheap rates to ~. Louis
are now In effect. The Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific R'ys are running
daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from
Salt Lake City, Cheyenne anu Denver
70 ~. Louis without change. Pullman
Dining Cars Denver 10 Kansas City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
.LYCEUN THHATER CO.
OF NEW YORK.


Herbert krlcoy. Georgia Cayyau W j. l,e
Muyuo, Emo Shannon, Mr. and Mrs CHARLES
Mhlrut o., j. uatclne, He.sio Tyrec, AuguslnH
O0k, Mrs, 1nus, Nhintp, triu Nllhams'
Mndge Car. Eugene Ormonde, Annie Lee
land. robert Weed, Charles W, King, Charles
RobinaDn nuu Vaughn Glaser'
Prces-il50. gl0o too ana use sale now IN
urggrfbH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
THE HOTEL TERPLETON.

The Hotel Templelon is opposite
Temple Square, Tithing Offices, Eagle
Gate, DEsEREr NRws Building aud all
points Of interest In Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

For the bsneht Of Utsh patrons and
friends and 10 meet the demands Of news
agents II Chicaro, the NEWS will be on sale al
uost Of the TrincipA Hotels and hook stores
o. that city during The Pair season.
Headquarters Tor the NEws IL NJ Wells II
slftf's book and Periodical store, 49, STATE
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

The Nrws 10 on "a az the rflnolph Hotels
Ntvt Stands rui on all passenger ualhs "''
ing the city after pm. daiY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

WHITE HOUSE,, Holt and Slater
PTopTietors. $3.50 10 $500 per day.
New management, most centrally To-
Gated, rofltled, Rud best hotel aud table
for the price In the city. Arthur
Edwnrde, manager, Salt Lake city.
aaaa
Salt Lakes big, new hotel Ii The
KnutsfoTd. HUmelike, elegant, cen-
trail and reasonable.
Tho Cullen Hotel open, on tho
European plan, rooms SOC and up
wards. GEORGE Cullons, Assignee.
Cheap bur good. The Gold Hand
Coffee Is now on the high road to be-
come the peoples fayoritc.
Zee the handsome pictures contained
In each package N Gold Band Coffee.
Give Gold Band Coffee trial. It is
the best OF all package ooiieeS. 30
SAY WE ALL,
No package coffee has attracted no
much Of the cousumtt's attention as
the Gold Baud. Try II.
Aosn after dinner coffee you will be
pleased with Gold Band.
Your breakfast table will not be COM
plo,o without Gold Hand Coffee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

All communications should be addressed 10
DTsTREI NEWS PunLisnr0 Co,
Telephone ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

CITY Subscribers will kindly notify ). 7. Dgn'
bar lcifcuiaiofl Of any irregulAriy In tho do'
livery Of their papcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

The Gold Hand Coffee " always uni.
form In strength aud flavor and full
weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Subscribers changing their piaceoi roaidoncc
should always give former a. well ~ present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Have you tried Gold Band Coffee.
II not you have n genuine treat In
store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Help us to help you by calling for
Gold band Coilre when ordering your
groceTlea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

morse, and the further program was
Indefinitely post oned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

These figures represent ounces OF
refined bullion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Salt Lakes big, new hotel Is The
Knutsford. HOmelikc, elegant, CEN
trail and reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

Tho Cullen Hotel open, on tho
European plan, rooms 50o and up
wards. George Cullons, Assignee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

LONDON STOCK ExCuAN0A
LONDON, June 27.-Ssoeks closed irregular and
all silver issues srs Dat The silver question
unset,ies business and caussd bear selling
There vas . fall In English railway securities
a ix1x< PER cent superior paper 10 strong
The Indian council % tar sold $4,000 rupees
worth OF bills aud srausisrs at "a average price
of IL ~
FINANCIAL
LONDON, June H-Consols, . i&1e6 Bullion
gain on balances Paid into the Bank OF EBeland,
Eil9.00o; Bank Of England discount rate, ~ per
cent
Bar silver. rs one, SD.
.xoLisn oRAiN HAaKsI
I1v8RPooL, June 21.-Wheat-DeuAnd mod
crate and psices unchanged.
Corn--stsady and demand moderate. Spot.
- q "a; June, ~ ~: July, - ga.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

- most netaess changes Ia mastet quota
- eusing fas !ast week have been In fruits
11eqestAbles, corresponding with the advance
- ssoson sud the supply to b obssineai.
- chaaEer In hardware, slighs falling
= lard ans ~ appreciation Of ranch e9Ex.
hss eoEtsna st 81 about the same pace -
eesss, thsse ssing steady volume Of busi.
bus no gtsas VARIATIONS either up o. down.
lpieaaant ssstnss hes caused . considsra-
Dtednx Of garden prodacs. straw berries in
6cnlsr, which Are now In the height Of the
=. pssshiaI, ffssh and useqnaisd in
y prices pazi a. farmers for produess Of All
- the sdvshet Of ! ccnt per dossn In ranch
- about 'sss enly change noted. Hops. hay.
I'm. batter, ssoaltry. hides. tsiiow and wool
nsin ~ tho ios nsr quotations, prices bsinx
efaily lew :sxesrs for hay. which has main.
I'D Itself a. wlater nsupsa
y she tobsas trade there has been little
ogs outstda ef fruits and vegetables Lard
eosn reducsd IN price !, cent, come kinds OF
- have deeainsd aud bssbed wire 10 auotsd
HDw. Drpa fruits are quoted Il lower
~.
hssss Of ds:sy products continue the same
In chscs-:. ia which there IL q decline
- pcsssoess ara quoted so pes ton cheaper
iast week. Cabbage and onions have a..
- & Of . ces,t scr pound.
esssn fsu.ts apples aud Seeding oranges
ee9vauced. .h&e others are unehanred.
Nutsffiss SSH from u 70 g. 8 pcs crate. this
ltas lower hs afe touched This season.
Neeas sontiis'aes inactive. None 10 being
u either ins export or milling The Isst
~ export Sere Ut 81 csnta for CLUB
tairgsSys AND DGc.irTa
gsss the Lass twenty -four houu produce ana
eandise hsss bssu shipped from sud ~.
- q the I.srt II seattle II the following
efiss: J.
]. 7sas.
aense BY rats aid water .s........... g7s
Do " rail- aai water 2.Gl1
sesamship essisa Wails from San Francisco
- ~ rosas:ss, i.373 90 fruit and vegetables.
80 groceries, e ikgs tea and coffee, ill oks
49, III sks tasns. o. 60 butter. 4 CO cheese.
49, sugar, 81 50 crackers. - 90 canned Ros,de
HNs nonr, n sts barley. 5 kegs pickles. -
uoa, IL psg, wine. loo bbta liquor, 80 sks
- AXIS salt .si5 bits plaster. q 60 clgarv, .
1ey, 80 eiest boxes. CO preserves. 4 e.
s CO e"ilSr,. II rolls leather, Il CO books
3a.uunefy. q 90 boots and shoes, IL % PAPER
q 60 dfs s'a'ts, . 90 candles. ? SKIS rolled
- 70 Kegs ssdss i rolls mating Sos saruisb.
enods. e.. powder. las kegs lscr, q 60
&c pats. 90 ties. 30 pkgs uiarh q.
ersrai's, + eils tubes AMI iron. IS sks
sts. g. Il sfsse g1ois. - Fkg. iraa ana
~ ~ g hsEHw>ra, 3 cs lining. , tdls broom
- - cs past. hhis cal, 20 candy, 4 CO
pea ware, - iateai. 10 @ clothing. & nag
%sass' edi. t9se lies. rags machinery. IL
hsfenaiaifss. a pkgs exrfrss matter an.
Hesen OF tsctsa, scales, speol cotton. clnss.
-. inoisum. htse, baskets, htl,hes' teIe-
a material. sark. tubing. PADS, amsnou,s.
4Sse. ointmenk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

nm srArs o. mara

xn8 s1AYs - fHAD9
aA1 rpAxcxecn. Jsne ss.-Bnstnso - e1sss
In - local nsseAaa1iao matrices sedU and
pesen vssu unehanssa- rAs proAncs nasxss
=. .s.I sappi,.d. sas ss'diaf = san
TeooeAesD sss weak
Fruits ase sbusdans a1d prices - Seoo6y.
oeoe $50 did traits have arrived
Batssr II ssssdy and chssss II weak
Pouisy - dull
Proaues ssesspes-Fsous, quarter sschs, i.tla:
wheat esnsasa. foee: sasisy, esasais i.-ss: cora.
sasks. as: beans, ssskA =: potato, sscka.
T.oss- We sssss: Nse oh ps.css ior family
sxtras. ~ 1oDkD per harrsl. hakeu' sxfzas. -
80: supseAss. s10oa1
ideas snA no sya3s Of conseausnes 10 probable
ussil affss TIE Fourth 81 July holidava Priees
afs seis I'll around. aacsahls - 81 10el al Per
SSsss s :: & . :; r.sss d slSSis PER ssa:s.
DaEisy-Ths ve,ums Of spos bushes y light.
odbsines ass iibsrsi sad suysss Aavs he sttas
sss. = ssss s.y' su,!i.,s a sns - Sc
enosss: besv,ns. e,e0sLscte pss ess.al.
Ss, ..s sss sot s.sc. .sss
eooss 81 "ay l ar stocks BENG on Ssad. eus
simply because holders are dssireus % clearing
Up bssoes the new crop ccnas On the MARKET
sus s::., s ss1s S. :ooa . sss.es S
b 81 70: connce 10 isif, q 1901 Is; srsy.
G0solU: black. siis1l . pse esaial
GALL DoAkA
Ysgloving sss Tie saiss rseoeds1 q he can
board to-day.
wh.ss-xosa,ss. in,sr..i :s,:.os: psesn-
her, 100 TONS 81 a..s 500 tons, @I.Se PER esntal
Regular session: Deeemher. ~ tons. 0l2!s&:
LOO tons, Size: ssiiee. leoS, new, oao toas,
O. sial: 40 seas, u 3ls< per oental-
BaSsoy--lniosmai seseiOa: peceneef. 100 tonA
si3Sc pef eonsal Regular seasioo: solles. lA9a.
nsS. 10 soos. aee; 100 tons. s<Se; 10 soos. 49,
pr esutal
FINANCIAL
Dsaits-On eight, New York. PEI 500. 50 or
otssiing hGlis-On London. 6o-day bank. eAeS3<
SILVIA
eiivr-Bars. pr Dunes. 1ao7e6A Mexican
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-28

e raid tsa tsTmers for Countvy
Fred ace.
NJ following eaesat'ons are the priee. maid
smsu end p:aiaeer. by seattle eusine.,
~ ser srtiele: Ia med, the sooas IN d. AZ.
emd In ssa,i.e:
aos-cseioc. 80 Ter n. medium. ss,,c nc,
lAY-s,n car leaa .o,.-ras., .oans 10 sas
- pr ser
.As lin cars soad to,sl--osss. choice. 80:
sS per ,s; sneas, chicken iced. .ssss
H. 80 ~ scfg. q - cFscSei t.ASa.
Gftt6 A>n Efst--tso,es ranch hus,sr.
80. ns~s fsn'-s rges l,c.
.sWltky ..ps.s ch;csau.. ssCua2aa nsr
ssss 81 tt9A & ) Il, ttSssa. tetkeys. tSe g.r n
ette ~ :.ai e 6Svi est;ie. S's6tts
kEts eaosee s1esr, ts.fss'se, good as :.
49,: tAsss lsfsF -. sfsl a. "a, t.er N
.sN rE-ts .Nn TALON Hesvy salie.i
" rs .ses 10. sssss'sc. sndaian, ter
SsS' llgas:. uaier u ~. psr n. sssssc,
~ ! ~. e, 49, esil. pss q. setS, eFssa
u = ~ ~: 5est. Cry hides. per 10. -. DE- y
49, = 20 Sc aFS deer ssjns. summer. Per
Il - sih.ef (; AEasc sheep sksE-. essss q /.
T. sHSsshi> eo"1, sSi0e per n. sa.iow.
l aS~s-sapssset ssa isY. Ter ". ar. "a saDa ~;
Wv sta'Amea. ger ". "a
Sshbi&g Quotations.
- sssiov;ar ari Tia n,sc.. ,.,s ~ FATAL,
49, - fe&Ad 30 delivered ss the wharf ar
ssss~.0A az IA .soa-gs fa:ss quoted by
4 u1 HAf:x aHocKsiss
q a.s--,leeeias ,iolden 60" In hhi ,ser
IA z. cT SACKS. st.s: exsra "a, .
IA K sssnaiatad. ia sel. per
4 xsa 80 g % 'hs above al ,ac adj
nss,1 EfC> 'Joalsus, - Washington
i - ~ ~. 40, paIeas t&sS. Gait.
y a. PCT wi. sac, gvNaAHs, per
= snss 90 saes~ s. - per ewg.
w s.. - ~. ~ % n sacks
ek =, ~. re rSrs s<r bot 81 s. per CO /
4 &sst = na, g. ss.. ~ @ssgs1 ~. hcaat a..
II sSx w.. Go - "a heat. get ewL saFA.
II "a \, - icy Il reF a&tsel, whole y ssa,
II 81. barley. PEI ~. sssc
u 81 ~ ry.s istie cora tnsa.. ys4.ax
y - 1, "a .~EsS IS, -. s&0e. Waite. las,
Il rss soss.r.s -snsN white. rsr -, n. Z
Assrs - a. Hayes per n,
.AsE-xhsa@ = a5Hs, pzf -, s.
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