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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-09
FIVE DAYS.

The sale will take place on the Rancho.
Parties desiring to purchase SHOULD BE ON
THE GROUND a few days prior to the sale,
In order to EXAMINE THE PROPERTY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-09

Further information will be furnished by
the Officers and Directors of the Centinela
Land Company of Los Angeles, who are:
T.. Z. F.TEMPLE, President; +. p. HOWARD,
Vice President: j. S. SLAUSON, Los Angeles
Secretary; J. NJ. GRIFFTTH, of GrlfIith,
Lynch q Co., Los Angeles; General j. III.
SHIELDS, Lot Angeles; 0. w. CHILDS, Los
de2 w. H. j. BROOKS, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-09

P. S.-A second sale will take place on the
Rancho, commencing on MON DAY, the 9Th
OF March, 1875.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-09
UNION STABLES
MAIN STREET,
(Near the Pico House.)
ASKIN & HEWITT,
PROPRiET0RS.

/. establishment be-Gss4; ~ fE
lag complete in all itsVS3l2-&1E5FESlNE@
branches, is ready to eA
accommodate the public in the best manner
The capacity of this stable is greater than that
of any other in Southern California.
Horses and Buggies and Carriages, with
careful drivers, to let by the day or week.
Horses boarded and groomed by the Day,
Week or Month.
Respectfully solicit q share of public patrons
age, pledging in return attention to business
ana a determination TO satisfy their custom
ers. oct2ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SAN Francisco, February 8.
Gold, ll2}s.
observation-disclosures SO: selling, Ss16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

II must strike all sensible people that the
diatribe OF United States Commissioner
Rogers. OF Baltimore, yesterday, against the
courts OF the District of Columbia was quite
unealled for, and certainly unbecoming a
quasi judicial officer. Private opinion Is one
thing, and judicial decurum another. His
remark THAT persons in 3 judicial capacity
should be above reproach, sud then We wOuld
have justice in this country. but no; until
then" looks very much ike SAYING to his
auditors, Behold in me the imperSouation
OF JUStice,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Buell., the correspondent. who gained some
nOtoriety here some time ago by butting
against Senator Chandler, has taken the
stump for the democracy in Ohio, but so far
he has not achieved success as an orator or
In drawing recruits TO that party. In a
speech delivered In Cincinnati on Monday
night he claimed TO have been Union SOL
der and professed to be republican, but de-
clared that he would vote for Jefferson Davis
Tor President OF the United States rather
than for Grant; for any member Of the con-
federate cabinet for any Office in the popular
gift in preference TO Delano, or Robson, or
Helknap, or Hamilton Fish; for any mem Der
of the confederate senate rather than for
John Sherman or Oliver p. Morton; or for
any member OF the confederate house I'm
preference TO James y. Garfield; and so On
for quantity.
II is needless 10 add that after this frank
avowal OF preference IL was seen that Mr..
Buell. isn't likely 10 draw many votes from
the republican party, aud the question with
the democracy now is how they can get rid
OF their elephant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Some young lady student, who couldn't
Keep the secret, has been telling about the
ridiculous practice OF smashing" among the
girls at Vassar College, which appears to be
a silly sort OF loye-making confined 70 MEM
beers OF the female sex, In the absence of
young men. IL seems that the more gentle
manly in appearance q young LADY Is the
more or q "smasher' she Is among her COM
panions. 1t strikes us that when the imagi-
nation Of young lady students becomes so
vivid as all this 1t is full time hey let
sshQoi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Messrs. Moody and Ssnkey are still undo
cided as 10 which city shall first receive
their attention, but IL is said they have an
eye on Philadelphia and New York, which
titles they evidently think need their min
1strations most. They doubtless believe that
Int people OF Washington can "hold the
1orl' without their aid, at least until Con-
crest meets in December, when they will
probably give us a Lift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
rFLEwIs JOHNSON 4 co..,
IS A " X E X S

Corner Of l0th Street and PennSyFrdnid ArsnHs,
Dealers in Government and District Securities
Forei On Exchange AID Gold. sepli-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
BOARDING.

EIRST CLASS Rooms AND BOARD in the
Il healthiest and most beautiful portion of the
city; 100 and 1104 18th sire, T. between l. street
and Massachusetts avenue. Terms low. No chill
dren will be taken. sepl4 St.
EURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Rooms en-
suite or single, on second and third floors. Also
TABLE BOARD: References exchanged. No. Gil
nth street near Il. sep3 2ws
E1RSTCLASS B0AkD in q private family, with
Il furnished or unfurnished Rooms moderate
rent. 1908 Maryland avenue. SEPT lmf
EURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD at ss per
L month; rooms en- suite SINGLE furnished or
unfurnished. Families supplied with meals at the
shortest notice; also, Table Board at 4e9 Missouri
avenue, corner 9th street northwest. sugZ In
FURNISHED Rooms, with BOARD, at No
Il Sol street northwest, (Sprague Mansion.D
lV1 northwest, Washington, ID. o., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board by the week
Thoroughly renovated and refurnished.
feb6- iy FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

The latest and surest cure for fever and
ague is claimed TO have been discovered by
Shaker community up in Connecticut. 1t
consists OF the patient occupying a small
room, thoroughly heated by an ordinary
stove, thus inducing a profuse perspiration,
10 be followed by ashampooing and complete
cleansing Of the body, with both warm and
cold water. This simple remedy is said to
b entirely effective in every case. 1t is so
easily tried as TO be within the reach of all
and lie experiment is certainly worth test
ing by the afflicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

%N0TICE TO ISRAELITEs-The rental OF
Wy sests at the Synagogue Of the Congregation
hdas lsrsel will take place during the morning
hours OF SUNDAY, the 10Th and 26th al-O. WE'D
NtSDAf, the 18th September. Seat holders de-
string TO retain their seats must re-engase them
prior 10 senday next
sepl6-7t' MORRIS COHEN, Secretary.
hFPRoyIDEHCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Wy medicine wishing 20 avail themselves Of the
Competitive examination for the position Of blouse
Physician. &c, in this institution m AXE rit-
ten application TO the President (Dr. 9. TYLER,
Georgetown, ID, Co. on OF before FRIDAY, SECT.
Sept. 18th, at o'clOck, for examin alton.
sepl6-J A. y. A. KING. n. D., Sec. Of Board.
rFD Il ID
The semi annual dividend Will be paid 70 stock
holders At the Board OF Trade Rooms, sl9 Market
fpace, on and after September 18th, inst.
W. VI. CLtGETT,
Eepl5-lw Secretary and Treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Tie New York Herald, which first raised
the "third term bugbear, thinks that Gen
Grant is the luckiest man in America, and
says 1t does seem as il those who should
feel the deepest interest In his defeat are by
some malign intuence conspiriug To make
bis nomination inevitable, and To give his
reelection every prospect OF a certainty
This remark is male in view OF a sermon
delivered by Catholic priest in New Jersey
last Sunday publicly denouncing the Imin-
1stratiOn, and asking God to hasten its end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEW BOOKS.

Pirst Book Of Zoology, By Morse, 8 Is; Jean, by
Mrs. Newman, Soc, The CalderwOOd Secret, by Viz
ginis johnson, Soc; Gladstone's Speeches of Pho
Mini, 25c.; History Of Cooperation in England, by
holy o., Annals Of 9 Fortress, By Violet lie
Due SIS.
FRENCH BooKs-Including the new Uu Yaincu
souyeniers du General Lee, par Mime. BoirseOnnss,
! 50; Les MYSTERIES MOndsins, par Adolphe BelOt,
Is; Les Etangs, par Gustave DroZ, So Tkerese,
par Dumay Fills, 81 IS; Lettres a une Autre Incog-
onnue, par De Bury, Sl.cO; Americana ayee pre-
face, Athanase CoquOrels Ills. so Also, several
hundred volumes, embracing Biography, History
Theology, Science. Poetry, Bohns Library, Miscel-
laDious and Standard Literature, at the uniform
price Of rs cents per volume, at S0LOH0NS &
CHAPMAN S,Agents Laurence : Pure Linen p a.
pers, Gil Penna ave. IChron.Repl sepl5 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

From tne extensive and peculiar manner
in which Helmbold, the medicine man, is get
zing himself advertised just now, we iudge
That he Is going TO commence business again
pretty soon nhe is not, IL is a great pity 10
have so much publicity absolutely thrown
2Way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

novel definition OF what is, or rather
what Is not. public opinion, is given editori-
ally by the New York Tribune In connection
with the result OF the recent election in
Maine. Finding less political change in that
state than II had expected, Mr.. Bunsby
of that paper observes: "The vote in the
back tow0s runs In very positive and fixed
grooves. and, whatever il may be, can hardly
be accepted as an Indication OF public Opin-
Jon" Now, most persons have been ia the
habit OF suppOsing that the vote OF a MAORI
~ Of the people in a given state o. territory
was an expression or indication Of public
opinion" for that locality. aud nothing else
but according to this authority IL is only the
voice OF people living in big towns, and that
expressed in the way YOU want il, that can
be so interpreted. Farmers, small mechan-
les aud labOrerS are not 20 be taken into ac-
count at all. 1t used to be different in Mr..
Greeley's time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Societies for the prevention of cruelty 10
animals are very good in their way, bat
associations for the prevention of cruelty TO
children are still better. In New York
society Of this kind has been in operation for
some time, and has done great deal of good
IN protecting helpless children from the bru-
tally Of vicious parents, guardians and
Others. The society is now turning its atte1-
lion 10 the padrone system of enslaving
children, and, If they persist, will undoubt-
edly break ii up, so far as New YORK city is
concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
DEFY GOODS.

FALL DRY GOODS.
knwcol FkANNILs a. cent, and m
SANIon LIAM HLs. ,yocd. ~ cents sod ar.
NATkkPBuoIR Z. god. n ON IS cent. NJ
Au-wool MATERPROOrS. si 81. vorfk a.
Beet BLACK CksHNERss an a s,.rh.t
Just dealer o. al.
.,,,-m rsS.SShSIlpa.ss:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

The PhIladelphiansa are making every effort
10 furnish accommodations for the Centen-
pial visitors next year. a Philadelphia con-
temporary says hotels have been enlarged
and several large ones have been erected,
besides which small hCStelries throughout
the city have sprung into being within the
last few months, accommodating from TWEEN
ty-fve 10 a hundred people each. The Press
thinks the mistake was at the outset that q
grand and permanent hotel was not erected
at some central point, but this IL is impos-
sible now TO remedy before the Centennial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Here's richnessi Dio Lewis, who know
all about diet, physiology, exercise, sanitar.
matters, and, in short, about everythin,
That u calculated 10 keep the human sys
lem sound, and the mind contented anC
happy, has the dyspepsia II is said ais
1nat ne Is looking forward apprehensively Z
an attack OF govt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
eA Circulation More than Double
that of any other Daily Paper
published IN Washington.
Several new amendments have heen mad,

Several new amendments have been made
20 the cor stitution of New York, and all can
dldates must bear In mind that IL elected
they will be required to make oath that they
have not directly or Indirectly paid, Offered,
or promised to contribute, any money or val
liable thing as a consideration reward for
the giving OF Withholding a vote at the cleo
tion at which they were elected To office, and
have not made any promise 10 influence the
giving or Withholding of any such vote.
Another wholesome amendment prohibits
any person from holding a seat in the legis-
lature who at the time of his election Is, or
within one hundred days previous thereto
has been, member of Congress, a civil or
military office under the United States, or
an officer under any city government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
GRAND OPENING NEW FALL DR. r

just received and now opening entire stock o.
HEW FALL DRY GOODS,
al Of the newest designs. No last years FOODS in
our stock 20 select from.
700 pieces Of Fsll CslicOes 81 SIC.
% pieces Of choice sy e Oslic1es st Sc worth lOc
TO- pieces Of best Shifting CAlicoes a. &c.
10 pieces OF ard wide Bleached COttOns at 8, 10
Our l21Ic. Cottons cannot be beat south Of New
York.
Ia wide sheetinR Cotton, l21Sc.
zh-vide sheettng Cotton. 2Sc.; worth ESc.
90 dozen Ladies COlored Border Hemmed stitch
Banckerchiefs, l21sc.
20 dozen l-yard long Towels, l21fc.
loo pieces Csnson Flannel, l0c. rs pieces Canton
Flannel, lz1sc.; extra heavy.
rs pieces W bite and bed all wool Flannels, from
2lC. up.
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fall Styles Dress
Goods Just opened.
Bright COlored Plaids, I5c j.: worth sc.
New style Plaids, 25c. sell now 81 3i&c.
% pieces Of PLAN, Plaid aud Stripe Dress Goods 90
sc; dirt cheap.
LOO pieces Of Black Alpaca, double width, sc Ex-
ira double weight, 5lAs sold last fri ~ g5c
3 pieces Black Cashmere Just received and now
Offering AZ the low price q 7tc S5ac., 81, 81 II,
rs. All ~ per cent lee than last years prices
Our entire stock bought for cash, which enables
found elsewhere.
IRON September let store win be open until .. m
e. VI. TOWsON q Co.,
$50 Pennsylysnia avenue,
eugE- go south side, near I'm u-, northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

DO nor BUf
o. 90 WORTH or DRY GOODS
UNTIL VOC NAVE EIsMFNED OUR NEW
FALL AND WTNTEa GOODS.
CARrEhs,
roT nARKEr SPACE
Eroellent OALICOEs. 60 cents
Very test ysri wise COTTON, 10 ceuts
kxoeient CANTON FLANNEL, 40 ceuts
, sriehdid nearly too yard vide BLACK wArEH-
TkBLE pAM.sK, as cents.
The very finest BLACK ALPACA, double fola.
81 - cents.
BLaok CASHMERE, full double width soy
BLANKETS. BLANKHTs
Great RarrAia.
Bkp TICK feather proof, - cent? sepis-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16
PERSONAL.

IhCON AL.
I HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS not TO harbor
Il my SOD, WILLIAM EDWARD COYLE, who
left my house on the sd day Of July last, will
hold them responsible before the courts Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. FRANCIS C0YLE,
seplO-6t' I'll LIST street northwest.
IMPORTATION WANTED. RE STREET
y OTHERWISE ARCHER. JAMES BRUCE
sTREET, native Of st, John, New Bruins wick,
enlisted as William Archer in Northern Army,
served as non commissioned officer in Fifth United
States Cavalry Regiment, in battles of Potomac,
Virginia and Shenandoah. Last heard Of in 1865 at
Washington If alive would be 20 years Of age. In
1ol nation wanted as to re idence il alive, IL dead
date and particulars. Communications 10 be ad-
dressed TO JAMES HOWDEN, n ST. David
street, EdiDgburgh, North Britain. sep2 th.4w
A STRO LOGY.
MADAM ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted at No. 201 ID street, corner
of I'd, northwest. She has no superior In deineat-
ing the Past Present and Future. In love or bust
ness her advice is invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you Of the Gre way TO success in all undertskings
Consultation trictly confidential. Ladies, 81: gen
uemen, O. so. sepl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

SPEClAL INDUCEMENTS.
BRODHEaD a co.
93s PENNsY AVENUE
BEiwEEN sEH AND IOTH srRsKrs,
NOW OFFER-
Black Sigks. from 81 on fincloafns ,,t,.. ~.
lons, and Cote 4 De Cote celebrates nANss D
Black Nashmerrs. all IL this tea.nu itnp.,rfafI,,
and unsUrEasse IA quality sud Color. nc ana m
Black Alpacas and Nohairs 81 the bot kn.,.,
brands, guaranteed D. rfect IN every rt-r frnn
tn lowest g. tbn highest grndee
Plain and Plaid Dress q DDS in great -ari.sV
Plain and Plaid Water proofs, ShirtI a. aad sheet
iLgs.
hite and Ccl0red Table narnask Rlankets
shASls. Linen ToWels, Napkins Hn.ierT n ii sIsy.s
And Domestic gnods q Al kinds loirsr sAsr s-sr.
fltgant seal brown >iik, 81 80 per I'd Ul,rth Al
But ON PSrts \ Id IN ali oolors, 81 IS
- Hcse, bet quality, 80 Dozen.
SIX IL cked bAlbriEgan Hose, g. 3 ton. reduced
from - 20.
White Shetland Wool ShswIs SIaS
- lose buyers should examine our s.ack hefyr,
purchasing.
BRODHEAD q Co.,
s39 Penna. ave, bot ON aud IOth streets.
~ Store opeu until so'ciook p m .epio tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

SEWING MACHINES.
- Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines needing
ADJC STMENT or REPAIR will be promptly at
tended 70 Al the ir residence Send orders by mail
1424 18TH street northwest.
sePl5 Ct T. A. WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

EOk RENT-EMgible Rooms, Oongress stree3,
Il 0eorgetown hef9hts-a Parior and two Room
aoor; all choioe rooms and suitably furnished.
oct6-eod (Rep.StthA col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

nj BS. Il. DUDMANS CITY LAUNDRY,
I1 52I 18th street northwest.
delivered. sepl5 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

r McB. TIMoNEY q CO.,
Have removed their Banking House 20 In DROIT
BUILDING, corner eth and y streets.
They prepared 70 do o general Banking buG1-
receive Deposits subject 10 check sf sight, draw
Drafts on Baltimore, Philsdel phis and New 1ork.
lions ell points. spD-6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07

PROMPT PAYMENT.-In September last, the sugar
mill of Mr.. r. Kinds of Kohala was destroyed by
fire, under peculiar circumstances. The building
had just been completed, the machinery set up and
everything ready for the cane, which was nearly
ripe and ready to cut On the night after the building
was finished fire broke out and destroyed IT, The
fire is believed to have been accidental, and prob
ably caught from the natives pipe, who swept out
the building and was the last TO leave the premises
Mr. Davies the agent of the Mill, was then in Lon
DON and had written out instructions to have the pro-
perry insured His letter arrived on the morning of
Monday the 2lst Of September and the insurance was
that day effected. About midnight Of the same day
the property was destroyed, though news of the dis
aster only reached Honolulu on the Saturday or
Sunday following. When all the facts were laid be-
fore the directors OF the Northern Assurance Com
pany, in which the insurance was made, the whole
amount Of the loss caused by the fire assessed by
three disinterested persons al ST. &c., was promptly
paid This act is all the more honorable, because
the Company might have taken advantage ofincom-
pleteness in the details given respecting the pro-
perty insured and claimed general average, which
however, hes not been done. and the loss has been
paid in full Such honorable conduct deserves men
tion and trust win mertits reward. The history
of the case shows also, the benefit of being prompt
in effectiDg insurance Of property.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07
Shining nremornndn-


Report OF STEAMER MIEADo-0n Saturday the 18th Of
March, las NJ the Austraasian Steam Navigation
Companys Royal Mail Steamer Mikado F. Moore Esq. Com
maDder took her departure from Sydney for San
Francisco via Auckland and Honolulu She cleared Sydney
Heads at and experienced fine weather throughout
The Auckland accomplished days
and 20 hours Arriving there Thursday the 18th ulto at
noon thrysi1 hours before time Discharged pas
senger mails and cargo and to leave the following
day the 18Th, but prevented by heavy gale Of wind
from the north, in which after several attempts found i'm
possible TO get from the wharf without danger the
10th at ESQ pilot aboard and ef Auckland for Homo
lulu n Discharged pilot at the Great Barrier
aboam Wind NV with strong breezes and squAy Through
the region Sc trades experienced strong
the NE with head The winds prevailed during the
entire passage Honolulu. On the sd 10 n passed
Boa Island distant 10 miles. On the
Of Opolu sbeam distant miles. On Sunday the 2sh 10
NJ the equator crossed in long 66 30 W. From this
date Honolulu had strong breezes from NE NNE with
heavy squalls At NJ. the 3rd April sighted the Isl
and Of Oahu ahead At 1850 received pilot board,
and arrived a Honolulu at LEO P. n.
r. Y. GRAHAM Purser.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07

DEATH OF A HAWAIIAN STUDENT.-Mr. Edward
Fletcher Bishop, son of Rev S. r. Bishop, died at
Amherst college, Mass. on Saturday February %.
BE was born at these islands, and went TO the Uni
ted States three years since to complete his educa-
ton, and on entering college Immediately took a
high rank for scholarship in every branch, but es-
pecially in botany and chemistry, which appear to
have been his favorite studies By the last mailct-
tiers reported him seriously sick and bis disease
minated fatally on the 9Th OF February We clip
the following notice of bis death from the Boston
Journal of March A.
Edward F. Bishop, member Of the junior class at
Amherst, died on Saturday morning. His home
in the Sandwich Islands, and of his family are
in this country. Prominent in the class and of a
noble disposition, he was highly esteemed by all
who knew him, and his death casts gloom over the
entire community.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07

COLONIAL POSTAL ARRASGENrENTs.-By the mail
just in from Sydney We learn that the Hon. J. F.
Burns, Postmaster General of New South Wales, has
made an agreement with the Postmaster General OF
Victoria, subject to ratification By the two Govern
ments, respecting the mail service. They propose
to make the Suez and the San Francisco services al
ternate early possible. Victoria will give every
facility in her power for the rapid transmission
of the Suez mails from Melbourne to Sydney, over
land or coastwise as New South Wales may choose
and corresponding facilities to be afforded to
Melbourne by Sydney. The Postmasters have fur
ther agreed to establish telegnphic money order
system between the two colonies; and to approve
arrangements for signalling vessels at Gabo Island.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07

Our sugar rnes are now carrying heavy stocks both OF
.vs and white refined Prices Of the latter rule from IL
ole for Cube Crushed etc. white high grades Of yellow
Grocery command loGllc.
The BuiH adds The refners generally approve Of the
increase duty it tends TO shut out the high grades
thus giving advantage in the market For example,
All sugars graded No 90 Dutch Standard have to pay an In
creased duty Of lc h. while No 3 Dutch Standard, used
extensively by the reners only pays trihe &c = h
increased duty The pew will add materially the
revenue Of the government and probably not intended
a. ,rroulpIsb ibis object.