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The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
BETTER HEALTH RESULTS.
City Has Prohted by Milk InsPee-
ton service.

IN his annual report TO the District
Commissioners yesterday. Dr. W. c.
Woodward, health officer of the District
Of Columbia. calls special attention TO
the milk inspection service in the Dis
trict, aud recommends that some person
in the department be appointed as su-
pe-visor Of this service. TO insure its
work being more intelligently and better
done
Attention is invited to the remarkable
fall in the death rate among infants
which began with the establishment OF
the milk inspection service
A large amount of analytical work was
done in the past year to determine the
character OF the milk as il is offered
FOR sale. Through this inspection the
health department has been enabled 10
discover seven outbreaks OF typhoid fever
and two OF scarlet fever. due 10 milk
Infection. and afterward the department
has eliminated the infected milk.
Dr. Woodward recommends milk sta
tions where safe milk can b. obtained at
cost of production, for the use of babies.
Much stress is given the work ac-
cOmplished by the various inspections IN
the public schools. markets. abbatoirs,
The total number OF inspections was
3.932 II is expected that during the COM
ing year every dairy farm supplying milk
10 the District OF Columbia viii be in
spected.
There has been no material change with
respect 10 the enforcement OF the anti
smoke law. The total number of viola
tions OF the law reported during the
nscal year was S46. Most Of them were
insignificant.
The number of deaths during the year
was 6,3l6, Of which 1916 were among the
white population and 2.13S among the
colored population, showing a decrease
when compared with the preceding year
The number OF births during the year
was 1,16G
The first half of 1877 shows in its
mortality record but little worthy of note
The number of deaths during the first
six months OF 1907 was 31S2, as compared
with BIS during the corresponding Pc
riod Of 1856
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov. Sc-FOll0Sing are the prices
Quoteo at the principal commission houses
BUTTER Creamery fancy per H.. 2sa2q: imita-
tion. 20a2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lsa9.
store-packed Ohio and West Virginia ls: MARYLAND
Virginia. and Pennsylvania. lsa20.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
loss OF, per dozen. 81.
LIVE POGLTRY-Old hens, heavy Der H. lOall-
young. llal2. r0osteTs. each. 25aS9: ducks puddle
large. per ID. l0alI: do small 10: DO. MuscoTy
snd mongrei. TO- turkeys. young. lbs and over per
H.. l4sl5; do. old. I3al4
DRESSED POULTRY-Young chickens. per H.
ual2; do mixed. young and old loaIl: TURKEYS
choice young hens, llal6; ducks, choice fat llal3
geese. nearby, l2al1
GAAIE-Partridges. choice. ful-groWn. Der dozen.
500; do small or of birds Local %: pheasants se-
leeted each. l50; do. or birds, 5Oa75. rabbits.
choice. large nearby. per Dozen 200a225 wild tur-
keys. Per h. l6alS: ducks mallard per pair heavy-
weight each. l.00all0.
POTATOES-White nearby. prime per hushel %
ao; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, 45a59;
yams. per barrel. new. 2ooa2J0; sweets new yellow
per barrel, 9.55s3.75: do, Anne Arundel. yellow.
c.5Oa3.75
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Ap1,Ies.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia per barrel
No. !, LS0a2.00; do, small, common l25al 50: do
per sharrel basket. 50a75; do. New York assorted.
Ier barrel 250a35O; cabbage. New York Danish.
per ton. l000al1OO: celery New York, per bunch 3
at; cranbeITies. Cape Cod, per barrel 6SOa7 90.
grapes. Concord 5pOund basket. lal2; lettuce Nor
folk. per basket 75al.25; eggplants, Florida per
crate. L25ai-75; onions Pennsylvania yellow Der
bushel 6oa65; do. Western yellow e0as3: pears per
basket, s5ai0; oranges. Florida per box choice 200
ae-25: grape fruit. Florida. per box, 359a500
oranges. Florida. per box. as to size. 2.5013.25.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. 30.-SUGAR-L0ndon oabled a
steady and unchanged market for beet sugar. with
prices fully maintained and November and January
quoted at 9s 4isd The local market for raw sugar
was quiet and unchanged with centrifugal. IS test
quoted at rs; Muscovado. % test. 3l5a3), and
molasses sugar. 50 test, at 2ssa29o Refined sugar
was steady and unchanged but quiet.
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine A shade better. with 45iz asked for ma
Chne-made barrels while at Savannah the market
firm and quoted AZ 5ai5ls. Rosin dull. at
35ja5.D for common to good strained Tar ruled
quiet but about steady with oil barrels at 55Oa575
BUTTER-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Fancy in fair
demand. Extra. q; hrsts. 26'zs27 State dairy. tubs
finest, q good 90 choice 2a2S imitation creamery
frsts, 22aZ3; factory hists. OAR.
EGGS-Recepts, 7.OA cases. Fancy fresh firm.
Nearby white fancy. Sa50
MILL FEED-Small trade. Spring bran in IOOIb
sacks to arrive. lake and rail- 2iOO; middlings BIS:
city bran 24O0 in bulk: Western red dog y 20 10
arrive; winter wheat bran. in lO0-lh. sacks. 2lOO.
FLOUR-Dull and irregular Spring patents 560a
500: spring clears 5OOa5.25; winter stIaights Ala
5OO winter clears AAa4.60; Kansas in sacks. pat
ents 5z5a5.5O: str'sghts. 4Sja5lO; clears A35a4sl
RYE FLOUR-Quiet trade. Light supply. We
quote. 4.S5a545.
CORN MEAIl-MOderate inquiry Kiln-dried for
export. 370a375: coarse meal, IN bags. l.35ai5s
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Ligft trade. small sup
Ply Choice. SOoa3l5.
HAY-Dull: supply ample. Receipts. 1880 tons.
Prime timothy. lib: No l, LO5aIlG; No. p 100: No.
= 9Ca95.
sTRAw-Quiet; liberal supply. Long we 65a7o
BEEF-Steady; moderate dealings. Family. l45Oa
l50): packet, 2Ooal25 30.
PoRK-Moderate inquiry. Mess. I5OaI575: fam
ily. ls.5OalsOO.
TALLow-Trade is slow City in hogshcads. *
ash.
LARD-Dun Prime Western. $50: CITY. sOo. re-
fined Continent $50: South American s75 refined
Brazilian kegs. 100; city stearine g; oeostearne
weak: New York and Chicago. 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimorr. Nov 1o.-Fcloving are the oaic.lI
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators e5)53S bushels
Graded No. red ahoat nominally az l0lis for spe-
cal Din and l00a. for stock Nc. red Sales Of
one small bag LOT by sample az g. Contract opened
dull; December. L0l settling prices: No . rcd
Wcste-n. l02: contract SPOT. L0C4s No. nd, 9S3s
stcsr r No. rCd. 957s steamer No. . rcd Western
80 Western closed hrmer; spot November. L03's .
December. LO3l January, L05h Contract closed
tmer; spot, November. lo2. DeombCr lC1, Jan
uary. L0i, May. Loss
CORN-StOck in elevators. 1855 bushels. Track
yellow corn. domestic delivery 65iaae6 a bushei tor
car l0ts Irime on spot. Contract. Year 60saa6l
sales. zoo spot "a; spot, g.; cars new spot
6lA: cars steamer mixed spot, 559.: cars No
spct 5jA: ears yellow. track Locust Point for
domestic delivery. e5iz settling Prices: No. white
81; mixed. 81 new. GA steamer mixed. J6sa No
$. 5Ja. Western closed fmCr. spot November
6iiz year. 6li4. January. 6liz February G01t
FLOUR-MinteF extra. 3o5a4l5; Do. clear 20a
4J5: do. straight JOa465; do. patent s0a4g5:
spring clear. 425aie5; do. straight l5a5 40: do
patent 550a5.75; City Mills best Totcut >; do
high-grade patent. SIS; do, straight Sis: do
choice family, AIS; extra. 3sOa4.Oo Corn meal per
100 lbs. L5eal.60
OATS-Stock in elevators 500 bushels; ship
mcnts from elevators. 7.6l9 bushels White No .
heavy. Si2a54s do. Ne. p light to medium 59l.a53
No g. heavy. 52a5e; No. ,. medium. 5la52: do No
3, light, 5oa5l: do. No. l. light % heavy. sap:
mixed. No. ,. 5a5l; do, No 3 Els.i9; do, No !
i6izai7
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co.. members OF
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange 1893 r street north
west.
New York. Nov D-The Clroniq& makes the
total visible supply J.530O0 bales ainst 3j5 COO
last year. and the American supply 500 OO0 against
5o6O.O0 last year. Liverpool was decidedly disap-
pointing today the market declining points This
encouraged local bear hammering but after Cren-
ing to points lower, good buying followed and
prices improved, The weekend figures had some
thing 20 do in staying bear operations In fact the
statistical situation IS growing in interest The
holding movement IN the South has exceeded all
expectations, and since ETOWCrS are 90 largely mas
tcrs o the situation to-day. il would be unsafe 10
lnteTppse much oi The action 10 bull efforts What
may occur later on IN the way Of Congressional
legislation and commercial Developments generally
cannot be f0recasted at this time but the prosrct
q small crUp Is making peQIle ponder in spite Of
the threatened reduction Of consumption The
danger 0 being short in advance Of a bullisb
bureau estimate on the Weld is too evident 10 call
FOR more than warning 20 avoid that side
Liverpool prices due TO Is higher.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY Miller & Co. memb1n
Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chicago
Board Of Trade 1888 + street northwest.
Chicago NOV E.-OYgrGcuc short selling to-day
resulted IN a sharp rally al the close when shorts
sought 20 cover Market duh and drsaly most
o the day and sentiment bearish. Those interested
iu local crowd becoming heavily short and their cf
forts 90 cover later I'M the absence q oheriugs
brought about a skyrccket upturu. ON the advance
commission houses bought freely. and a number of
stop los orders were recorded. There was absr
gtely nothing Ina the news % warrant such strength
and the advance was dine % stampede 90 the rsu
Of shorts. who afraid % remain short over
SUNDAY should deliveries prove small autici-
patod Monday some further Temporary uptJun would
not prove suflrisiug Tut as the Situation is murc
bearish than ever We strongly advise taking the
short side now and especially any further bulge
Despite the unfay0rablo weather for curing new
cm OItr the gTJ1tCr part a the belt. The early
market vas dun and inclined % b. easy shipping
tradc Is moderate. and there was euc1uTaEe
from che grlin ports. Late in tine session during
the sharp uDtum IN wheat. corn shorts began "a
cover. and the market reacted about cent a bushel
dine entirely 90 strength in wheat
Oats trade was DUH The market followed the
same direction other grains. having weak CUeu-
ing and slightly lower prices until late the scs-
sion. when II advanced ia sympathy with wheat and
CON- Gain IN oats far less relatively than IN
Che other grains On account q the iess local short
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
NOTABLE GROWTH OF CUBA.
Modern Development Brings Vast
Wealth from Soil,

During the last few years no country
has come TO the front with such rapid
strides of development as the Island Of
Cuba
People from all over the world have
gone there TO engage mainly in agricultural
and horticultural pursuits. being attract
cd by the great fertility Of the soil and
its wonderful productive powers. the eli
mate being favorable to producing from
two TO three crops during the year.
On account Of the absence OF all danger
from frost, Cuba is coming % the front
as the foremost fruit and vegetable coua-
Try in the Western hemisphere. and viii
practically supply the American market
in few years with lemons. pineapples,
grapefruit. and oranges, as well as all
other fruit of the citrus family.
The mineral interest of Cuba is also
being developed at a wonderful rate. The
Spanish American Iron Company-a com
pany consisting of American men and
capitals spending over S5.OOG000 upon
single development where they already
have 100000 tons OF iron ore blocked out.
The sugar and tobacco production is lar
in advance OF the production of last year.
1t is cOnservatively estimated that the
sugar production will exceed 500. 900. 900.
and that the production of leaf tobacco
will exceed S50,0OOOO0. besides at least
81, 100000 in fruits and vegetables.
There have been over 500. 0.0000 900 invested
In Cuba during the last eight years by
Americans. Canadians, Englishmen.
Frenchmen, and Germans.
Cuba is enjoying a wonderful stride Of
development in the fruit and vegetable
line on account Of her climatic conditions,
fN.a arf-ffs
grown, thereby bringing the best market
prices One OF the large fruit develop
ments that is now going on In the island
is that of the Washington Fruit
Company company consisting OF rep
resentative business men Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The Increment Of produce yesterday was up % the
average Saturdays market Poultry and eggs were
ia fair supply with firm prices. The receipts Of
eggs continue light, aud dTcssed turkeys arc not set
fully up 10 tho demand Receipts yesterday were
not sufficient 10 bring the market 20 normal condi-
tions as 20 price II is likely that the shipments
Of dressed poultry tomorrow and Tuesday viii do
So Butter remained steady. Fruits and vegetables
were duh.
q'riees quoted are wholesale.l
BUTTER Creamery. fancy, 2Slza2e; do, Western
frsts y do seconds 2ia25; process. fancy. .: do.
fair to good ea23 dary, choice, lsa2o; good, l6als
store packed fresh. l6al7.
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds.
New York State factory, large. blz"H; do. Hats.
Is; do. small l5's; do, summer, large lialo; Co,
summer small Halfs: do. fair to good l2al5
Western factory. new. choice, lil.al5; do. fair to
good IL: Virginia 10
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. loss Of. %: aver
age . West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, ga
p: Tennessee 27a2s; North Carolina. &a2 cold
storage. lsa2O
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. fancy lSa4; aver
age. "a; hens Il ToosteTs. ?; ducks large, llal2
do small. salO: geese. lOal2; turkeys toms, per
H. Is; do. hens, Is do thin, 10; keats. T.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens. undragn
perl b., leal7; do average. undraWn. l5al6 do.
thin 10: old toms. l5als; chckens large. IS: hens
choice. l2 ROSTERS. sas; ducks. old. llali; geese
sau; capons. 7-lb average, rs small. Il.
DRESSED MEATS-Calves. fIll dressed. s.0os
100. heads on. 9e0s hog0rea7tu caves atv u-Ala
country sugar-cred lial6 hCgs. small and neat pei
cyt. : do. medium. 6iza7 do. heavy. sash.
GAME-Rabbits. per dozen. lSa23 do. kits
coal p; quail per dozen, 250a325; do, small l00a
50: rheasauts each 9calS wild turkeys. 2oa2f
squirrels each, Gas oposSIms, each. aai0; wood
Geek each 25afe.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. home grown. l75a20O
do. rural Co. sweet potatoes. Ier bbl. 250a5 =
vans 50a2O0: cabbase. per bbL. 50; cucImbers
North Carolina, Local 80 oniaps, Maryland and Viz
ginia per bbl. 2J0a275 Egyptian. crate. l-25a5eO.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial, pel
Dbl 225a27 IS. Ben Davis 2Oaa250. Wine sap 225a
275; fancy table fruit 25la4Oo; SPY 2yoa35; loos,
packed. l0aLJ0
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced. fancy. 6a7 do.
sliced bright. ia5
SUNDRIES-Beesw 80. ialloW, sass: honey
white clover. lib. new Is. do. 2lb. new. l0al2
ginseng pcr H.. 6ooa6-5o. Seneca, per To-, 20
Golden seal. ia5, Pink l2alii Mandrake 2as
SNAKE Root g.
GRAlN-Whrat. choice. 9oaes; do. fair 10 coed
s5aso, do. ordinary 75as5; Tct 75a50: corn, sheed
white 56a62: do yellow. 56as2; do. car. 270a3 o.
oafs Western white NJ 5-a60. do. mixed Ga5.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
GETS CHECK ON DREAM BANK.
Insane Nan Later GOex To Police sta
ton tn Cash II.

New York. Nov. 3o-Money is a good
deal "easier." and people who really
need currency haven't been having much
trouble in getting il for several days now
but when a poorly dressed little man
walked into Kuaugh. Nachod q Kuhne's
bank to-day with a demand for SiGO0.o00,
Cashier Henkel thought ii would be bet
ter TO hand Il out in the form OF a check.
The caller said he was William Mott
from Akron; that he won the money in
a card game in Europe. and the losers
agreed 10 deposit it for him with their
company. Henkel gave an order for the
amount on the National Dream Bank. %
The visitor let apparently satisfied. but
soon came back 90 inquire where he could
get the check Cashed. Henkel said he
would show him. so he accompanied the
man 10 the Old slip police station, whence
he was sent to Bellevue. The doctors say
he's insane.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
COMMENT ON k:ARkET.

George L. Edmunds, OF Miller q Co.
The chief feature was the impression
that the gold imports OF recent date will
remain here indefinitely, and that the
larger amount Of the import funds are
now being invested in railroad securities.
II is also thought that the so-called new
bear crowd has been badly put TO route.
although this / doubt. Union Pacific
was particularly strong IN view OF the
favorable impression the recovery Of the
dividend created. Smelters acted par
ticularly well. and unless I am misled,
the regular dividend is almost sure 10
be declared. Hysteria is subsiding not
gradually. but quickly; confidence is re-
turning not slowly. but in leaps and
bounds. Stocks are selling farther below
their value than al any time IN decade.
And / remain firm in the bull faith
G. Bowie Chapman, Of +. r. Chapman
& Cos-"Prices at the opening showed
"a continuance Of the strength al the close
yesterday, and trading was animated the
market reaching a higher level during the
first hour Practically all stocks show
advances over the opening prices. The
fA'0tlilbAAllS ~ AbnEltSS anu illf ifNl~
dents message are events fraught with
TOO much uncertainty TO advise purchases
OF stocks. While prices may be higher
on Monday 1 am of the opinion THAI where
profits are shown they should be awaited
OF, as reaction is but natural"
Benz. Woodruff, OF Post & Flagg-''To-
day marked further retreat Of the be-
lated and much extended short interests
Il is the first real rally that We have
had since the month Of July. 1t seems
10 me as if the advance in prices has
been quite sufficient and the market in
line for a setback before long but the
short interest is large and 81 merely de-
pends on how much short stock must be
covered IN a hurry. as TO when the up
ward swing eliminates. ! should hesi-
tate 20 buy stocks on any such advance
as this and believe that those who have
bought at the lower prices and who take
profits now will be wise. They viii have
opportunity 10 get them back a. lower
prices. No one can tell 10 what extreme
such movements may be carried. On
general principles ] should think that the
market must be q sale 0a Monday morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. NcF @.-CATTLE-Rece LOO. esti-
mated for NJ nday. 5000 Market unchanged.
H0GS-Rec sipts. IL 900: estimated for MONDAY
5000 MarEet loa5c higher. Light, 45Oa5 % :
rough. il5aA6o; mixed, i.5Oa5O5; heavy. 465a5 O0:
ligs. 3-75aa o.
SHEEP Receipts. 1000; estimated for Monday.
39.000 Market unchanged.
New York. Nov. 0.-CATTLE-Receipts / 0;0
No trade in live cattle Of any account; feeling
steady.
DRESSED BEEF-Quiet. az sal0iz per pound
CALN ES-Receipts, 50. Veals steady: grassers
nominal; tsnch Of coarse Westerners unsold VeaIs
6oOa9OO; no choice here. Dressed calves slow: CITY
dressed vcals. sisali3 per pound; country dressed
sal3; dressed grassers. 7a7l3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roceipts, 1000 Sheen
slow and medium sheep lover: lambs dull: good
stock steady; all others weak. Sheep 3s0a5 90. few
enoice. $50; lambs, 5.50ae.7S; common Canada
lambs 6I91s
HOGS Receipts. $3.50. NOninaliy higher on But.
falO adYices.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
HUNTERS KILL SEvENTY-FIvE.
Practically All the Accidents Due to
Careless Use of Firearms.

Chicago. Nov. 50.-Seventy-nv persons
were killed-most Of them by carelessness
during the hunting season of 1907. now
about TO close. Last year seventy-four
lost lheir lives in pursuit Of game.
The number Of injured this year, how
ever, is in excess of that OF the season
before, lO6 hunters having been hurt this
year. compared with only 20 during 1906.
In Wisconsin, Michigan. and Minnesota.
where most of the accidents happened.
afty persons lost their lives this year, as
against thirty-fve the year previous.
Practically OF the accidents were due
to careless handling of firearms or the
victims having been mistaken for game.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
LOSES INTEREST IN LIFE.
Woman Ready to Die After Reach
ing the Century Marx.

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov 5e-Mrs VanneIia
Meeker. aged one hundred years and three
months. died at her home here last night.
The one ambition OF her later years was
to reach the century mark.
STAGE the celebration OF her last birth
day she seemed to lose all interest in life
and failed rapidly. She was the widow Of
John Hull, u former Pittsburg merchant
tailor
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

Now York. Nov. 90.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened nominally 10 per cent to-
day. The market during the week worked lower.
with larger offerings. Because cf the greater
volume Of trading on tho stock exchange there was
4 larger demand for speculative borrowers
Time money, after weeks Of deadlock was offered
during the latter portion Of the week in moderate
amounts Demand was not pressing. Rates; 10 TO
Il per cent for sixty 20 ninety days and 20 for
six months, the latter figure being nominal
Mercantile paper was sold during the week in
slightly increased amounts. sales being made mostly
ont Of town. Demand was still light. however,
and blsrcss was of very small proportions Rates
10 10 per cent
Sterling was strong to-day. with advance Of 5j
10 20 points from last nights closing. Rates for
actual business to-day we're as follows: Sixty DAYS
4792aiSO: demand ss650a3 S565; cables. 4Ssa4 $50
Commercial bills were A7s53a4 50l4-
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED.

The Washington stock Exchange
was closed yesterday ns part of the
holiday. Ia will open
at noon tomorrow, and under the
Improved conditions I'm New York IL
Is expected n large amount of busi-
ness will he transacted.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01

New YoIN Nov O-whEAT- Steady; hight in
QuiB. No ! Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. lI5i.; No.
2 rcd. T. o. b. L03i No. : hard. Z. q. b.. LI2s /;
No. 7 macsr1ni. los f. q. b.; No . macaroui. L0l
No Z Manitoba. nominal No. Manitoba. nominal
Exporters took 10 loads.
CORN-FirmeT. fair inquiry. No > elevator 65As
No. >, &. o.. D.. 66k for CarlJ DCCembeT. No. vel
low, T. o. D.. 55S. 40. white. 67s.. L o. D.. early
December Exporters took loads.
BIE-Weak; slow trade No. quoted a. 90 T.
O. D.
OATS-Steady, slow. Elevator prices. No. s.
white 5ps No white IS, No mixed ST.
The prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
New York.
New Orleans.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EKtra. per cwt.. LO0ai5O butcher. SIS,
$50: common. .50a2o0
HOGs-Per cTt' gross. s2Sa55o: ordinary. 5OOs
so.
SHEEP-Clipped, 800; common. go
LAMBS-Siring choice. ~; medium, 6lza7
CALNES-Prmc, Der ID. sasls; medium 7a7js;
grass. 4a4iz.
COWS-rrime. fresh. each s0OOz59OQ; common.
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