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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

\SQn Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, a session of the
Police Jury was held at which
a considerable amount of bust
ness was transacted. The full
proceedings will appear next
week. We are glad to announce
that the judgment against Bos-
sier in Caddo District Court has
been nearly settled, some three
thousand dollars having been
paid and only about five hun
dred dollars being still unset
tied. 1t Is thought a full set
Element can be made at the
June session. The Jail bonds
have been nearly all taken up.
and this year will likely wipe
out the indebtedness for the
Jail. Eight thousand dollars
worth of parish warrants, old
parish script and jury script has
been taken up and burnt, thus
reducing the general indebted
ness that much. We can see
the way out of our greatslough
Of debt, and there are strong
hopes that within a year war
rants on the treasury will be
honored with cash.
Act proposing to raise a road
and bridge fund, in accordance
with act of the General assem-
bly,, failed to pass, for the rea-
son that acts to raise revenue
and make appropriations can
only pass by a vote of a major
ity of all the members and
there being a bare quorum pre-
sent and one member opposing
the law, it was consequently
lost. A bill to comply with re-
quest of the Grand Jury fol
chairs, &C., was lost in the same
way. -,- a ~
We think among the few
good laws passed by our Legis-
lature is the one requiring a
road and bridge fund to be
raised by taxation by the Police
I
Juries. A tax of one-fourth the
State tax proper for this pur-
pose would be hardly felt and
the benefits would be immense
No community needs bridges
more than we do, and we will
never get them built by the
road hands. 1t is the bounden
duty of the Police Jury to levy
such a tax under the law, and
doubtless at next session they
will do it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

A New Orleans woman used
kerosene to kindle a fire with,
and now she is gone where the
grape vine climbeth, and her
husband is looking for a woman
just her size to wear out her
calico dress, and SO forth.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

A journal, in criticising a
child's book, more mournful
thun merry, says that Ito read
it to any child who does not
deserve a whipping, would be
an act of craelty." M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

NAH the States in the Union,
except those lately in rebellion,
have had extensive donations
inland from the United States
for the purpose of building and
endewing Agricultural col
leges. Many States have, by
means of these donations. start
ed prosperous Institutions
Why the same donations have
not as yet been made to the
Southern States is hard to ac-
count for. Our State govern
ments here have become pets
of Congress, and one would
think that all sorts Of favors
would be showered On them
But really up to this time such
a donation, if made to us, would
have been so much thrown
away. Just imagine five hun
dred thousand dollars worth OF
College script to have been
placed two years ago into the
hands of our State government,
and consider where the pro-
ceeds would have been now
Maybe we will get the dena-
ton when we can use it proper
ly. However, if we never gel
it we, for our part, win be salts.
fed on that score. Donations
are very seldom of benefit. The
swamp land donation and the
Seminary donation have done
us no good. Peabody's only
serves to support a lazy set o.
agents.
But what we do want is
equality under the law with
other sections of the country
The general Government ought
to pay our people what it owes
them; it ought to establish
pestoffices and post routes
through this section /; our land
office ought to be opened; the
Alabama lands ought to be
put in market; our shallow lake
lands ought all to be surveyed
and sold, and North Louisiana
ought to have a District Court
Give us these things and we
will not grumble about dona
tons, $500. .,.....-.
Y
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The first grand State Fair Of
Agricultural, Mechanical, and
Bleed Stock Association of
Texas, commences at Houston
on Tuesday, May IL, 1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Supreme Court of Texas
has delivered an opinion which
sets aside all contracts for pay
ment in gold, and declares that
payment may be made in cur
rency. ..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The live oaks about San
Marcus, Texas, are said to be
bearing a new kind of fruit /;
namely, Mexican horse thieves.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

Be always sure of doing good
this will make your life COM
Portable, your death happy, and
your account glorious. as
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

SLATE PENCILs.-Twenty
years ago all the slate pencils
used were manufactured in
Germany. She then supplied
America with this commodity.
In 1850 there was a young man
living in West Rutland, VT, Is
years of age, was fortunately
discovered a supply of stone for
making a afirst-class article of
slate pencils He began by
whiting out the pencils and
selling them toschool children.
Being a better articlethan that
for sale in the stores, he found
a ready sale for all he could
Whittle out. He became pos
sessed of the idea that there
was a fortune in the business,
and his dream has been realiz-
ed. This quarry of slate-pen-
Gil stone was situated in a large
ravine four miles north of Cas-
Teton, VT, near Bemoseen
Lake. The land on which it
is situated was for sale at 800.
He purchased it, and began
operations by saving out the
pencils and whiting them
round. The business of making
them grew immensely on his
hands, so that it was impossi-
sible to keepa clean order book.
Machinery was invented to IA
cilitate the process, which has
reached something like perfec-
ton, and enormously increases
the production of pencils. At
present the quarry and mills
are owned by a joint stock COM
pany. They are valued at
| $500, 900. From fifty to one
hundred thousand pencils are
turned out daily, and upwards
OF a hundred hands are employ.
ed in the quarry and mills.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

There is no more gamesome
man than your "sport." In fact
he might truly be called a
"gamboler.''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

Texas is soon to receive a
large influx Of Danish immi-
grafton.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

We are panied to announce
the extreme sickness and ex-
pected demise of the city of
Jefferson, Texas. She is being
cut off from all supplies by
railroads running everywhere
else, which is expected to re-
duce her shortly to the starva-
ton point. This summer and
next winter the Raft will likely
be removed, so that thirst will
be added to starvation.
In the extreme future ten
years hence, some duck hunter
or lonely fisherman will wonder
at the ruins of a once thriving
town, and moralize as XoIney
over the ruins of the East
Some colored gentleman will
stand upon its vine covered
mounds of rubbish and medi.
tate on the downfall of a once
proud people that had held
him in servitude. Old lady,
your very inappropriate name
especially for a female, is omni.
GUS of your speedy downfall
But it may be glorious for you
to think that you will last as
long as the once honored prin.
ciples of your glorious name
sake. Alas, and farewell to all
the Jeffersons.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Houston Telegraph says
Texas trade with Kansas City
and st. Louis isincreasing very
rapidly. - If
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

256, 900 acres of land was sold
at public auction. in Galveston
recently at prices ranging from
Is to 10 cents per acre. a.-i
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

1928 emigrants were landed
aC New Orleans for the three
months ending March, 1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

DIR. B. G. Wren, member of
the General Assembly; from
this parish, has been selected
as quarantine physician at
Brashear. Quarantine COM
mences first of May.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

All is sugar to the vain
even the praise of fools.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Texas News says the
people in Houston county are
busy planting all the cotton
seed they can get into the
ground. so as to be certain to
raise enough cotton to buy what
meat and other provisions they
may need from abroad. They
will be certain to succeed if the
worm does not destroy the
crop, or they die of starvation
before it is harvested.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

Gov. Warmoth has appoint
ed Robt. A. Phelps Sheriff Of
the parish of Morehouse.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23
BELLEVUE, LA,
Saturday, ::::::::::::ApriI %, 1870.

In 1850 the population of
. Bossier parish was $500; in
1860it had increased up to IL
800, or total increase of 4, 400.
This was double the rate of
increase of the whole Union.
The war, the emigration of
blacks to the cities, and the an
tipathy that immigrants have
to negro population has pre-
vented any considerable in
crease in the last ten years.
But during the next ten years
we look forward to a healthy
and steady increase both in
population and wealth. Our
river lands are already begin
ming to increase their number
of colored laborers /; aud in the
hills there is a vast quantity OF
.unOccupied land ready for the
small farmers. It is the duty
of all our citizens to assist this
increase. To do this they need
not use the various plans of the
Northwestern States and parts
of the Southern States by adj
vertising and agencies. But
the plan most easy for us would
be simply to make the necessa-
r. public Improvements and
execute the laws. Suppose all
our streams were bridged on
the public roads, and our roads
put in COED condition, it would
be a far better advertisement to
detain some'ef this vast west
ward emigration than all the
flaming posters in the world.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Dominican treaty still
hangs fire. But from what we
gather from the papers it will
shortly be accepted by the SEN
ate. A "ring" has been organ
lied to carry it through. Rings
know how to succeed; their ar
guments, if not convincing, are
very persuasive.
Now we do hope Congress
will do the fair thing once
Don't divide the lands of Hay
ii among a select few, but give
every member his just share.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Louisiana Press Associa.
ton Republican), at a meeting
held in New Orleans on the I'd
inst, did all they knew how to
resolve Collector Casey out of of
flee, because he does not turn all
Democrats out of the New Orleans
custom. house.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23
Ye Hunter Riddle.

The game he finds he lots it stay,
The game he misses he takes away.
The person who correctly I'M
riddles above will be entitled
to a fine comb or Jim Grow card,
at option. III
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

Our taxes are. very Onerous
indeed, and many may think it
right to use every method to
avoid paying them. But by so
doing greater burdens are
thrown upon those who cannot
avoid the tax gatherer or who
are too honest to do so. There
is one item of taxable property
that we are pretty sure has es-
capped taxation in many instan-
ces. This is money on hand.
The person giving in his prop
erty seeing this item on the
list, if he has an accommodate
ing conscience, will return
none, although he may have
thousands With his banker; for
he will say to himself / have it
not literally on hand or at in
terest. But he really has it on
hand as much 50 as if he had it
in his pocket. Now ne think
it to be the duty of all of us to
assist the consciences of such
men and to see to it that they
do not swear to the lie but
once. More particularly is it
the dutyof the Collector, Beard
of Assessors and District At
tOrney to ferret out the truth.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

The Baton Rouge and vicks-
burg Railroad Company have
purchased the Crosse Tete
Railroad; and viii proceed to
put it in first rate running Or
der.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-04-23

Ex-President johnson is 60
ing to Europe for six months.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON 28-Noon CousOs opened 9ii for and q
vli Amsrsn securities steady; L. $ fveTven
l5o5 old S5i; 1887, t; Ten FOes 3d.. stocks
sy Enc ksssy shares lS}; Illinois CentTss ls Atlantic and
<trea " es;ern. l6t.
Lvgrr1oL MAY 2a-Noon-Coton opened quiet; MdiIug Up
.rsi. 1lo.d MdcHug Orleans, Il! lid Wheat, ~ ceutal
Cor Cal fof1ia White.
L>DoN Msy Suga t, both tie spot and saOst Resned
Petroleum dull Liuseel oil dull TueHtine trm.
22 mConsols closed 81. for both and
sle sccou, American securities quet Uued States FyeTwen
S-rf, IB 89 old 68; l,, 9O; Territories Stocks
-lust Fue Railway shares l6l Illinois Ceua Ill Atnto and
esteru. lol -
Lygsr,5t MAJ 2S-2 p nCotton closed dull Mding Upanis
MiiIng Orleans ll 1lt1 sales Of OOW
Vh ca export and speculation Four 2l per
ion Car 3 per quarter foT No Mixed Western.
dull Cheese per the best Of
fRtNkP,T NAV 2Uuei States Five Twenty bonds opened lnR
Ma, 33The BOar,e opened drm; keutes, 1ir BJc.
ANiWrrP. NAV 2G.-P,tToicgm opened quiet and steady.
HAvHg Msy quiet for both the spot and aaoat
. ..> or .usire. the spot. l<1fr per Cwt
Pam. 1.-I he Bouse closed firm; Renes 1ih. %e-
A~rAvKp. May 28.-PetToleum closed que,
LvEFpooL Ma 28-J mWheat. lOQ9 II GENITAL for Cali
E,-D.a and 9 2Qy. 3 fOT Red Winter.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. Nj LESTER WAlhAo"
SPECIAL NOrICB.-Mr WALLACk heys 10 announce 'hs
CLOSING NIGHTS
OF THR PRESENT BRILLIANT sBANON, Il.
which will terminate SATUaDAl June g. aai s pres'nI asen1
MONDAY May 30
For first ftlfn1tl n
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Jniernal Repfnne.

EswYoRK April Is, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
~ section % Of the a Of Consre entitled An ss 70 P P
pube debit approved th 1904 amended July ih l t
fr neglect and refusal to Internal Revenue ta dss t9
set. 9v q nj MURRAY Co. Of which firm LACHARlAH T. sim
MONS member the time the said tar vas mgo ays
d.traued upon all the right title and interest OF hChAh
SIMMONS piece parcel OF Land with ihe Improvements
thereon Of Broadway and Grhds e , OF
NsvYo bounded by Broadway essisr In The rear
b lot No Wsmba map northey on Que 1de By Irandt
also said containing N ront AM rca
ihrty feet length each SIDE one hundred feet reh shA
sell pablo the 18Th day q MAY % at O'CLOCK noon
No JOi West Fourteenth st In the City New York
49, w b. WHITE Collector 9th Dist, N Y.
The above hereby ADJOURNED 70 June 1910 at the same
'N' -"' p w BswHITE. Collector 9th Dist N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
RECTTpTS OF PRODTCE

Per North RireT, TeSSeis and RlilroGdN
NY 281i6 bales Cotton % pkgs Ashes - 200
Ohl> Fur 418 bash Wheat H. 100 bush Com. Ob bush Oats,
bills Meal Meal 10 bbs Pork
I5pkgs Cut Meats pkc Grease o. Lard 30 Lard, 20
pg >t1n 5s ptg, Butter, 405 pigs Cheese ia bbN Eggs
~ utC. Dried Pratt 32 pkgS OIL Cake 28 bb Copper 7O bb
hs, bales Wool ittaes Hemp 5f5 SIDES Leather lJJ hhd
S.bacco. r' boxes &c, Tobacco, go pkg- Starch
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st-
w LTHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

EyWOsLEASs MAY 2s-CottoD-The m3rtet m+A - s&-. & 3ai
pes unchanged MddHugs 22 sales 1850 bales he ,s,n
c.ls. a. laese total bales eIpOrtsto Ifrst
2G57 bs; Liverpool and eoastwise, go bse 10 Ne"
sToS NAV CotonTbs market to-day Is dni
1kc sae 100 bales net Vs ~ bales t0lal H. "A
eoAsfvi.e 2sS bales hand 9en bas a., "A ,..es
GALyrsroN hsy z8-Coponhe market to day = % aoi 5a .
prs Good Orinary 8ie; salts 100 bales net receipts ~ '
D. Al Zg4 bsles; band. 28 l0j bales - ...,.
MoHIIK May 23-COtoB--Tke market to-day Is qust Ao
81 90 '''N' "
b exports cossvise T53 bales stock on hand ei Sl1 ~
sAyASsAH MAY 2s-COito1The market to-day 1m h-nss
7.e sales 900 bales net reogis 90 bHs total 0''' PU
bsies; stock on hand % 80 bales Ala
NORFOLK May 2s-CoitonTbe to-day quiet low slu
dug 20a8Ic sales % baesi pt ~ bales ol' ~ D
81 bales stock on hand 1871 hslrs
AgGusTA hsy z8C0on market dg snd DJm1A. Ssies %
ksesi ssssSks 5Oe AlIllIAks, sie.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Amnsemenis.

KELLY & LEON's MINSTRELS,
- KELLY LEoys Return Of Mr. s 5. PURDY
KELLY & LEOsS, GAY YOUNG h"hLL-
KELLY a Icons, BAD Dltkk1. .,.,,r
KELLY & LIONS, DpDGlNb FOX a WIFE
PNEUMATIC TUNNEL under Broadway
Il kO Broaisay, cor Wauea. Opea 10 oa
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Gle 9urf.
CAN JOCKEY CLUB.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
~ JEROME PARK
The SPRING MEETING l57o will be hsl On SATURDAY ah
TUESDAY. 5th THURSDAY 9TH and SArtkpAl llth june.
Pour OF fye each day commencing At sd
Grand Steepe Hurdle Rsers heats snd dssheS
number d horses Ia attendance and spend sport snc
pated
each day A. BELMONT, President
u. WaxrLr, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
4musfmfuis
THE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
AT THk

rT,HE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
AT THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM.
during the week commencing - . -
The Coliseum will be altered and enlarged 70 give acnnedahon 70
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PERSONA
The occasion will be pe,able presenting the mod noersss cAs
raj Societies n country, sggregaung oyer over s,vcvps
THREE THOUSAND shlIsLbD siN"hnS'
A Gr,nd Jubilee Orchestra of ID, ,,,,-rx.,
PIVF HUNDRED AND PTPrY TNSTRUMBNTAL VikIOoh
msgbi6cept ensemble Of the stsr,. As.s aDt chorus Of
SIX GRAND OPERA COhPANlEN,
THR POUR GREAT REGIMEN 81 BANDS, rv.
inclndnR GlIMORES CELEBRATED BAND 81 b'S"a wv
HUNDRED BRASS AND REED INSTR MtNIAbioI'
A COLOSSAL OkGAN, ,, -
AMsICAL EVENT
rarely equAlei
TIP WORLD
BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL,
commemorate centennial o. the immortal composer
GREAT BEETHOVEN DAY
devotd production Of his grs Vofss wil form 'eans
Ganiest Musical Festival gwen IN the "of"
The personnel,
VAST ARRAY or ARTISTS.
NAGNIPICEyT PROGRAMMES,
DETAILS ~ BXTBNSO
will spDear ia the morning and evening pal,r.h
THURSDAY. JUNB2 5p.
The sale Of seats will commence
a. " EASTWOOD. Secretary
No Union square,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Sales bn Aurtlon

ART SALE, tiII 1o1lrcrlos OF OIL p.rsrrscs.
So by order JAMES JARN rs oi this city, Also lew added
TO close Among h collection will be found choice 'e
by m,
Ieqfre VIM Hart g. Brown Berstadt Durand, Csear Hicks
Williamson Cropry Inn-s Fuller. oh, 4 Frere Mo0rmsns sig
nae Ia.a Mplct. Befhlsg Junghem. Won Esn SchecA H.
Bacon T. Addison Hchsr'C Pope, jerome Thompson Sc Sc
SEVERAL CHOICE WATER COLORS BY
David Vertu Mafon Frlgo Nahde Washington, &c Also aa
ALBUI OF ILLUSTRATED VERSES.
varied aDI beautiful specimens oi e compositions
Brvan Iousfelow Whittier Holmes Lowell, Iuckcnnann, Ba ard
Tavlor lGrrenr HaiecA. Curtis and oers illustrated BY
Church parey r De Haas. Shiuck Eungr Eastman
Johu.on Bradford Huntington. and others rnga unique and
nitrrt having collected by l,y o tbs city, sni VIII
ts soi ARITABIR INSTITUTION The whole
b. the ChutOn Hall Art Galleries LbANlrI,
STREBRIGH Co. SATURDAY EVENING, June T. al
o'clock Catalogues Paintings exhibition day and evening
UGUSTUS A. SHULTI, AuetiOneer, VIII
~ SELL TUESDAY My 81 s he Private Residence 20 East
Thirty ourth-,t Second and Thraye commencing O'CLOCK
Paror Suites Brussels Carpets Mrror Paintings brOn
Chamber Dnrg groom Furniture, Sc Sale perempory
A. MRHwiS. AGc!oneer.
DY BANGS MERNIN x Co., Broadway, cor.
ID Books WORKS Art RancE Goods furDiiure Se
TUESDAY AFTERNOON NAV 81, at 1 O'clock .
VALUABLE and INTERESTING WORKS Of Hsory, Biogsphy
Travel Adventure Poetry Fiction, SC, and Collection OF he
lgous ard Theological Books. both old aud new
GEO. A. I8.vITT. Auctioneer -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Asiorpaoe and Bghthst. LEAVlrT STkEBLlGh
CO. SoLcTED Libraries CArALoGrED AND SOLD
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Post Office Box ? 40i


n the CITY OF NEWYORK-Saet proposals will be received at
the Compoes ONCE until TUESDAY June 1870 at O'Clock
when the will be publicly opened for the whole part Of the
Two Hundred and Fiy thousand Dollars Of DOck Bonds OF the
City NesiOrk authorized by See = Of the Act Chap 31 Laws Of
1870 and by resolution Of the Commissioners the Sinking Fund
passed NAV 49, 1870
Said stock viii bear interest the Of
able November each ali the
cipa will be redeemed The o November. 1891
hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose proposals are accepted
W thrreuyon be required deposit with the Chamberlain the
awarded to them respectively. together with thereon
On presenting to the Comptroller the Of the Chamberlain for
deposits parties be entitled receive certificate, equal
amounts Of the value Of the awarded 10 tbem bg Interest
from the dates Of psImest
proposal should be sealed snd nlord Proposals for Dock
Bonds OF tie City York. and ncoei second envelope sd
dressed % the Comptroller.
right reserved the Of the Cop reject any all
bis judgment The the Corporation require
RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY. Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

NtW-l OhkI -NIt! 70 Il.II,,,
THE COUPONS of the SIX PER CENT
I BONDS or TIE STATE or FLORIDA DUE JUNE l. 1870,
WILL BE PAID AT THB NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY On aud
that date
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
9 Is moderate; we quote New at 10000.

Op the nodorste quote New at lo92oc
tAe lower grades du0.
very and the without
interest We bhdA Cuba Musoyado Sic 10
Nbls NevOrleanA at Sc
sToRRs-Spns Turpeutine il veak q 2alda9lc and
small lots RoDs srn ssd hr demand sales 500 bbls