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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-15
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

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Se25. .oo-PLEDGE 7422, EXTRA FINE
white perfect diamond ring. cost new
$500. #-.
$42. .50--Pledge 7437, gentleman's diamond
ring, slightly straw color; perfect cut
sss.5o@Piedge No. 1878, fine brilliant dia-
mond ear studs, weight e-s, u kt;
$150--Pledge No. 1851. fine brilliant per-
feet white diamond ring. ball or
fire. Cost new 5000. Weight "a kt.
}, $47.-Pledge 69S1. gentleman's small dia-
mond set solid IA KIT gold cuff buttons;
cost new S6.
$12,50--Pledge 67OO, ladys ring, set with
} two fine diamonds and one ruby; cost
new $25.
$24.0O--Pledge 67so, gentleman's Elk
cha Charm m extra very fine: cost new
, S125--unredeemed pledge No. S965. lady's
D fine seal skin Jacket; cost new $2i5.
D $43.5o-Pledge No. 70o2. gentleman 3 extra
heavy hunting, solid Ii KIT. gold case,
full jeweled nickel, Elgin movement
adjusted; cost $S5.
D $3o-Pledge 5463. lady's hunting case
solid IA KIT. fine Elgin watch. hand
D engraved; cost new $50.
. We are closing out all musical instru-
D ments. Have hne bargains while they
o last.
D HARRY II. GREEN,
Broker and Jeweler.
o 213 Washington Ay. s. National Hotel Blk.
Price list mailed to out-of-town buyers.
D o o o
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FLOORING MACHINES.

FLOORING MACHINES.
15-inch aside Woods flooring machine, $3.50.
30x14 Berlin sizers, 81 200.
10-inch 4-sde molder
ENGINES.
24xs6 Slide Valve, $1,000.
] 22x36 Slide Valve, $3.50.
l0x4 Side MOlder.
! 22X24 Slide Valve, 81 900.
l 1Tx24 Aut., $500.
l lSx30 Corliss, $500.
! 16X36 Corliss, $500.
! 16N32 Slide Valve, $500.
! 14x34 Slide Valve, 5000
l 14X25 Slide Valve, $400.
l 191ax2+ Gunner, Aut., $500.
] 1896 Corllss. $500.
l 12X1S Slide Valve. $500.
! 12x16 Erie City c. c. High-speed Automatic,
$500.
l 11Xl6 Atlas Aut.. $3.50.
All engines are complete with band wheels
governors, throttle valve, oil cups, sight feed
lubricatorB.
]. II. KERRICK,
130 Sd ~ Minneapolis.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

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Continued.
'PEN EVENINGS TILL IL M. THE MER-
camille Diningroom, PA Hennepin av.
ToR- sALE-GooD JEWELRY OR DRUG
stock. Will Barker, Sanborn, Iowa.
$1,000 to- s.. 500. 2112 Stevens ay:
CLA1RvoYANTs
n
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U y w . V ~ =
) KoTEL-soMETHING FINE. IN MIN
0 nesota; well-furnished, modern hotel IN
county seat of 4, 600; three railroads; only
, 81 hotel; will bear strictest investiga-
D tiun ST ows $3.50 month net profit; Sun
, day point; 40 rooms steam heated, baths,
> fine Office, charming diningroom; $4,000 {
. cash. 11S, Kasota building.
D HOTEL--SAFE, STEADY, SURE BIG
0 money maker 35 rooms, steam heated,
baths; only 81 hotel In county seat @ town, OWL
0 to depot and beautiful lake, can be
0 bought for $1,000; small payment down,
o balance to suit; could not be dupli-
0 Gated for S12, 900. Think of 1t, strict
0 ly commercial hotel (not dead one).
o steam heated, 50 rooms, and q money
o maker. WHY PAY RENT. J 11S IA
O. sotu building. 3.
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FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
100000 nursery grown transplanted shade
trees from two to five inches In diameter. Am
white elm. red elm, Am. linden, blackberry
box elder, soft mauIs European mountain ash
hardy cutalpa Russia golden willow. laure
leaf willow and Carolina poplar and full lint
Of ornamental stock. Nursery located neal
Breezy Point Minpetonka Address
CHARLES HAWKINSON. Excelsior. MINI.
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HOTELS. ..-.
No. 61-Hotel including building; good
North Dakota town; no opposition; good tran
sient trade and steady patrons. Price $6ooO;
terms. :,
No. 7e-Hotel and bar. Kentucky city.
Newly and completely furnished throughout
Income $1,4OO monthly. Price $4,000; half
cash.
No 12-Hotel, North Dakota; 95 rooms:
steam heat, hot and cold water. Price $10.-
500. Would consider land or improved city
property.
consin city of 1000 population. Nicely fur:
nished. Income $1,4O0 monthly. Good bus
and dray line In connection. Price S6,oop;
half cash.
Other places not advertised. Gall or write.
Strong, Campbell Il Christensen,
... ., 215 New York Life.
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sIANos AND oRGANs--WE ARE CONSTANT
ly taking used upright pianos In exchange for
"kimballs' These pianos put in repair
in our own shop and offered at from $50 up and
sold on small monthly payments II desired.
Call write us for list. Our pianos
We manufacture ourselves and sell to you di-
rect, saving you from $1O0 to $3.50 Of middle
mems profit. We also rent good pianos at a
low figure. W. w. Kimball Co., 127 Nicoller
ay, Minneapolis Mimi
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any kind? o
Do you want PARTNER or additional o
CAPITAL1 o
Do you want to buy a BUSINESS or 0
PROPERTY Of any kind anywhere? o
If SO, let know your WANTS and we o
will tell you WHY and HOW we can o
fill them satisfactorily. o
1t does not matter WHERE your PROP o
erty is, what it is, or HOW MUCH o
1t is WORTH; have the FAC1Ll- o
TIES for SELLING it. o
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, o
o Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis 0
YOU ARE EASY IF YOU PAY AGENTS AD-
go. vertisingj listing. You only adEan-
cling money to run their business, not
yours. ,:.' .
We have $500 900 for good business propositions.
MILK DAIRY, good stock finest route in Mime
apolis
OFFICE BUSINESS, $40 net daily; want partner.
HOTELS, 20, 40, so, 60, 100 rooms.
ROOMINGHOUSES, 12, 1S, 20, 90 rooms.
MAN UFACTORY, well established, staple.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, Minneapolis. Want
capitalist manager.
HAND LAUNDRY; good business. HOO Lumber
Exchange.
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DEsCENDANTs oF THE WITCH OF ENDoR!
n1REaE FRaM THE4R IWtM aT1v s7sTERs
MYSTERIOUS EGYPT.
THE LAND OF SCIENCE AND PHENOM-
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WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS
TOWN MARKET IS PAYING BEST PRICES
for secondhand furniture, stoves and office
fixtures. AIT Washington s. T. C. 2S17
WANTED-A SET OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIA
britannica. Must be in good condition. State
lowest price for cash. 64S7 Journal
WANTED-5x7 VIEW CAMERA OR KODAK,
complete, or any size of photo instrument for
view work. Address 6332, Journal.
BOOKS PURCHASED FOR CASH IN SMALL
quantities or whole libraries 6O5 list av S.
WANTED TO BUY GOOD sECOND-HAND
typewriter desk Address 62S3. Journal.
WANTED-A ROLL-ToP DESK IN GOOD CON.
d1tlon; must be cheap. 6S1S, Journal.
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FOR sALE-GooD JEWELRY OR DRUGS.
VIII Barker, Sanborn. Iowa.
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BELMoNT, THE YELLED PROPHET.
Born with diuble veil. Educated In ocuclt
science in Egypt and India. -
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J. II. KERRICK,
130 Sd ay n, Minneapolis.
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715 lst Av s.
$2.00-Complete Life Reading-5Oc.
sst. This Week.
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THE ONLY ADEPT OF HINDOO OCCULT
MYSTERIES PRkCTICING In AMER
"a IICAs AT THE PRESENT TINE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
COTTON, (,

E NEW YORK. December 3.-The Agri-
cultural Department estimates this, years
cotton crop at L, 1e2 900 bales. 1t is off,
ciaaiy stated THAT this estimate does not
include the production of lirters. whc:,
is probably not less than 10000. The
figures therefore, may, be accepted as
Indicating a minimum Of 12,50O,O0o. and. as
III tho case Of record breaking yields, the
Department y has: never failed ito under
estimate the crop By. from 10 per cent. to
10 per cent. Il is my opinion that for
practical purposes to-day's crop estimate
may be taken as tndca ting: q commercial
crop OF at least 12.750,oo bales, and pos
s..hlya IL, 0tb, 0p09 With such a supply.ait Is
hard to- say5 how ow cot ton will tgo. sit in
idicates a visible surplus. at the end OF the
year Of at leas &c, Doo, COO bales Of American
cotton, and such a supply has never failed
In the past to carry prices considerably
below Z cents and. sometimes as low as
i5,S cents. i see no reason why history,
SHOULD not aepea t Itself, and advise hold
ers to sell as promptly as possible and
before spinners fully appreciate the tree!
3mendous advantag they now occupy In
being able to rna!Se tically their own
prices for such cotton as they may have.
yet to purchase. ~ 4. \
I (signed) THEODORE n. PRICE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3. he cotton market wa
very active and excited to-day. The pool which
was due 70 come point higher was s points
lower al the hour Of the local opening. Tho
local market opened irregular and easy at a
decline Of l@1s points. Attention wns. OF
course. directed exclusively toward preparing
for the governments. estimate little after
the frs hour, and during tho early trading
prices shot up and down 80 irregulary that It
YES almost impossible 70 keep track OF Tho
range of values. In a general way, however.
4 they average between Tho opening and last
gress At the hour OF the report the ma set
had Quilted down somewhat and ruled around
last nights prices. Futures closed barely
stsady5wtth prices net a:a57 points lower.
Before the government report was issued
prices had worked down again to the low point
Of the session, The report when Issued proved
n distinct surprise. even TO the hears. showing
a crop q I: lGstoo bales, exclusive % lin,ers.
It's publication. regardless OF the big decline
that has taken place during the last month.
& Receipts at the ports to-day were $500 bales
agAins 7ossa last sock and sa.l:7 last year. for
the week $4,000 bales against 2s7. 467 Ia :. week
and sS2 2ls las, year, To-days receipts at NV
Orleans were lF,Eo7 bales against }lI;,v last
year and at Houston ssss bales against 1900
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04

high gades at prices quoted: low grades quiet:
z IrOrLT RY-Recetpts light Of both i've and
dressed dressed poultry. active: live quiet.
4 fy1R6;INI sADACOS--Market continues at aye
for all good sound stock. 5$ f;aI
& ORANG ES-Recepts heavy. and market
QUIET y 4gsSi ~ 20 t3r.E Il
PoTAToEs-Receip,s moderate. but equal 70
demand sStt.55 ss5 81 .5i554 l
oSioNs Unchanged; demand good: Eecflp,s
light af s85' ~ =
i i Receipts OF large 4showy ST eek light,
anu demand active; all stock tn better damand:
tIlECEIR'rS FOR THE 5WEEK--Whea t. p 1ei
bushels corn ,0ss bushels GA 10 1875 BUSH
yc,5: -four, 800 barrels: hay. 1s5 tons; mill
fca 20 tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
SALES:

1900 a. C. IT,. com..............
1000 Amalgamated Copper......
GOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
800 Amer. Cotton Oil..........
Amer. 1ob.. 4 >. c. ctfs. ).
Amer. Tob. pfd..............
200 Amer. Can ...................
5000 Amer. Can, pfi..............
1900 Amer Locomotive. CONF.
Glo0 Amer. Sugar ..,.,..........
500 a., T. and 8. re, com.
100 a., r. and s. re. pfd......
3l20o Baltimore and OhIo........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
100 Canada Southern ..........
1900 Canadian Pacific ..........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio. ~.
900 Chi. Great Westcrn...... +.
300 Chi, Mil. and s. P..........,
400 Colo. Fuel and lron.......
400 Colo. Southern. com.
Colo. Southern. LIST pfd..
100 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. .....
200 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and So.
$500 Consolidated Gas -.
1900 Delaware and Hudson.
goo Del, Lack. and Westerns.
226OO Erie, com ........ .......,..
I. $50 Eric, LIST rfd.
700 Eric. I'd pfd.
600 General Electric ......
4 90 Illinois Central
10000 louisville and Nashville.
1000 Mhnhatt2n.... ~.
ZOO Metric. Street Railway.
5000 Mexican Central .........
l"p Mo, Kan. and Tex. com.
1000 Mo. Kan and Tex, pfd.
1850 Missouri Pacific ........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
MARKET STRONG
BUT VERY uneven
Several Prominent Stocks Closed
Day at Fractional Declines &
From Previous Night.
U. s. STEEL STILL SOARING
Preferred Touched New High
Record for Year Cotton
Crop Estimate.
my Associated pres..)

! 4
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--To-dny's stock
market was strong, but the strength, was
uneven and few OF the most prornl-
nent stocks closed the day at fractional
declines from last night. The strength In
tho market grew out OF conditions In the
cotton coal, copper and iron and steel
trades. Even in the groups. affected by
these trades, there was some profit taxi
ing, as In Louisville and Nashville,
which closed lower after cratic fuctu-
ations. The governments estimate OF a
cotton crop Of considerably over 12,o0o.090
bales and the prospect thus afforded to
the cotton carriers OF abundant traffic
was the sufficient ground for the move.
ments IN that group. some OF the South
4 ern trunk lines are eharers IN both the
cotton and soft-coal traffic and were in
thracite group both Reading and Ontario
and Western got the benefit Of conflict
Ing surmises as to which was to secure
the Iehigh Coal and Navigation Com
touched new high record for the year
on account OF rumors OF still further adj
vances in prices OF stool products and the
maintenance OF present prices for steel
Bostay and Montana, u subsidiary stock.
was the motive for the buying OF Anal
gamated Copper. Outside Of these quar-
tiers Of the market and Of q list OF mis-
ceIaneons specialties the movement was
irregular. Total sales OF bonds were So
6i0.0QO. The total sales stocks to-day
amour ted to s91, 200 shares
MONEY MD ExCHANGE-cLOSE
Money on call, nominal: no loans. Time
leans. firm; 60 days and % days and six
months, per cent. n Print, mercantile pa
per. 4a4 81 per cent: sterling exchange.
steady with actual business in bankers
bills al s4sG50 for demand and at sts3.75Gl
sts3.so for sixty day bills. Posted rates,
s4st IL, and s4S7s IL. Commercial & bills,
$4s3Il-3. Bnrsfivcr, 59l.2.g Mexican doll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
1RIc]HlMlpNp PRopUc 81 n MARKET.

tinue heavy. IiWHEAT-Contln active; very
light receipts. CoHM-In. very. good demand,
oATs-Qp!st;% Y RXiEi.1,t(ashsggsd. steady, l!ght
receipts, stocks are In excess Of demand, and
market dull, and values lower even for the
best grades common stock can only be sold
'Edc s-Market fairy active; receipts about:
i Sii1H nR~i1sht rse.inb Market al,tiys Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
sLynchburg Tobacco Market.
\ =, 80, n, ,1lsSra -.

Lynchburg. Va. Dec .. 1904
Sales OF loose tobacco on the. Lynchburg mar
kets for the two weeks ending December Il.
1904 reported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynch $
Warehouse:
pounds; sold week. ending Rocen,ber I'd. iss,7lo
pounds; Increase foFweels Gliding December Cd.
800. 500 pounds 935{s A .,s. 3t, ~
Sold from September /. io5t, to December 2.
1904 l,651, lG pounds; sold from ~ so1,tsInber
crease for 1921, l.s9,o19 pounds sold during
November 1903, 1919, 700 pounds, s.g 4ss
The receipts this week was much the heey--
lest of any week since the n.;w5 crop started
Ito move. The offerings were very largely OF
new tobacco and large portion OF that was in
e5remely high order eause Cd, by 4, sprnk,;ng
OF the tobacco is much better than The crop
though tho colors7 ara considerably of. Prices
on all gyaIss were fully up e augIn tons which ~,
been a good season for handling tobacco. lners,
fore the receipts will not he. very heavy until
there is a, warm rain for several days.
4 Tel, quotations arc MS follows: i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
.eeo bale.. Including go % arrive and 20 I.

= e q -
a a heavy slump marked the announcement
OF the bureau report on the Cotton Exchange
to-day. and wild scenn followed around the rihg
In anticipation Of a day OF. excitement Tho
floor and the gnlleriea were filled with lades.
The estimate Of l.. $1,000 bales was a surrrte.
,nnrkins By close 70 a million bales, the LARGEST
crot, yet raised. Prices fell from 1853 point
within a fe @n.oments after realizing the report
and representing about s2.D per bale Many
excited country bankers were on the floor. Thav
had been lending money on a basis q SC; anu
above January timbled to 7.s3.4' March To
;s.to and May to s.ls. There were slight recovt
cries from the figures. but in the ba tie at tho
ring side prices t1uctuated so rapidly that long
after II O clock the market was still in highly.
troubled state. Only the fact that the ginners's
report had indicated q bcarish report enabling
the bulls to protect themselves. saved the.
market from a very much heavier slump. f9t
6 Futures opened unsettled and eI14 points
lower than last evenings finals anaury WAS
/ points lower at a33. and after advancing to
All. declined to SO, and finally gained points r
To ,7.Si, a loss o 100 points on the day The
market closed steady With net losses OF $50
81 pointk. u.
Cotton futures steady: December. 49,:
January I.SiGF7.s5: February. 79l an 80: March,
S. Ol1s0c: April, 6G9: May, Stag -l5; June,
s. 1914. 90. July. s. 2eSq LBS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
4 4 q, q, evening ,, farmers

pleased with the prizes. they arc. obtaining,
and are, consequently, making an effort to mar
kat thei. tobaccos rapidly. There 10 hardly
any noticeable change In the quality OF tho
offerings. Very common tobaccos md good TO
nne tobaccos are still scare The medium
tobaccos offered, while a great many OF them
are.coarse and .rondescrip,. are very ripA and
sweet, and VIII be very 8 .viceable.
The ,inarkot continues active and strong.
Prices are fully up on all grades we think,
however. that the market Is nov settled, and
there Will be no further change OF conSe4uehCe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec 3.-FLOUR-Siarket duh
Backwheat Flour-ouct: per 10 pounds. S: l5a
xss Sf.asFn feeding s
Whea.snot steady; SS red 8 3o,s y,
Later the price Yielded to realizing and CLOSED
4 July, HON; December. il.lTA. Z
+ Corn-sPot barely steady. No.. Ole OPP
lions auie, and 6arsly ownT
oa,s.s SPOT dml; missS OATS, g to g pounds,
az s:esfs sef XII ss Az
G ssass se':s sasd ssksa
pound. Lard.,Duii: western stea!nei; $7;so:
December cessa n1%a tsm
si Sii5ia shsr, Clear mess. Sisp
Tallewo p1nssaiSe. !Te
peat,ne1 fnanr as 5o & geo.
n nS,'se stsaas; cordoIa TIE market
Tor coffee futures opened steady at an adyane
o fsll0 points. Sales 5l7J bags
susar-Raw., nrn,: fair refining. fHc. scentrt-
fuga % test 4ae moassss :. sugar. s. ,,a1;,d
ia,s SIS; Cubes SID Rice-ouie.: demes-
M ss fss sE ses 62saas Open Rsis
good to choice. soaa7c.
Butter-Strong: creamery. common TO extra
sc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs--
Strong; Western average. best. SOC; South
iPotatoes-Steady; Long Ilaand. r. 81. 7aa200;
,stats and Western. sl.a5al y; Jersey sweets
lIIT5c Pcan,lts-Qu!e,; fancy handplcked.
5Ia6l.c.; other domestic, az d5!:c G;abhnges--
Steady; flat Dutch. pnr 100. $2a3, co. Cotton
BY steam 10 Liverpool, pgloc,
z
FL CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. s.--Officlal confirma-
ton OF drouth damage in Ohio, as shown ny
wheat here 10 day. At the close the May de-
livry wa. up 34ca Corn Is down islkc-; oats
are or ,sc.. and provisions .isd7!sc.
4 The leading futures ranged as follows:
4. 1ls1 ri X Open. High. Low, Cuose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04

Northe IN PncInc 3s.. sjSt
Norfolk and Western con. 4s,..............iG1 q
Oregon short Line is and. PaTtic. ......... 1o3N
PennsylTanin COW. 3Lss 1o21l
Roat] ding General 4s ..................... 1f2i,
st Louis and Iron Mountain con 5s......, lie
st. Louis and san francisco fg. 4s...,... soss
ST Louis Southwestern lists s. .......... a7ss
Line s.
southern Pacific $3.50
tSotIthsrn Rnjlwny 3 SIS 11aa<
Texas, and Pacific lists 5.;...y.............1 1885,
Toledo, St H. and Western 4s..,."..... s3A
Union Pacific a. ................. 1854
Union Pacific coiv liza
Steel I'd 8. 92aS
Naba sh lists 1l7ai
Wabash Deb !. 6sSs
wheeling ana Lake Erie 4s. ...............t 03A
wisconsin Central Isl. q. i ............. tcZs
Colorado Fuel cow IS sSS
NJ and O. Collateral Trust 1864
Central OF Georgia ID Inc....................7 e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARRE1a

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. s.--FEANuTs---
Spanlsl-F!r,n and active at s5c.. with a good
demand Receipts Increasing. bii, not surl-
Client to supply the demand. Nirginias-Fiim
a. axe. for fancy stock Machine, 29fG3Ac.i
&Goiling stock, &c. Receipts light