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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-26

c. S. Osborn, Justice of the Peace in and for
Union Township, Humboldt County, State of
Nevada, gives notice, in accordance with the
provisions Of the Statutes Of the State OF Ne
vada in such cases made and provided, that on
or about the 18th day of September, 1880, there
came upon the premises OF Louigi Pedrole one
dark bay horse, branded -'P" on left shoulder,
with n little star in its forehead; also one light
bay horse branded I'll" on the left shoulder, a
little star in its forehead, and with four white
feet. ses
c. S. OSBORN, j. p,
winnemaecs, October 1, $780, ol-2mlaw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-26
FAMILY GROCERIES
Notice to Taxpayers.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, HuMBoLpr CouNrS, /
wINNEMuccA, New, October 18th, $780,
Notice is hereby given, that the State and
County Taxes FOR the fiscal year 1880 are now due
and payable at this office, and that the law in
regard to their collection will he strictly en-
forced. a..
On all taxes unpaid at the close of official
business on the 18TH day Of November next,
there will be added ten per cent for delinquen-
ey, as provided by law.
, A. J, SHEPARD, County Treasurer
olS-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-26
A TRUE STORY.

The other morning two gentlemen
were looking out of a winGow of resi-
dence on Bridge street, when they OBJ
setved cabbage roll OF market
wagon that was passing. INSTANTLY
over dozen well-dressed and appar-
emily sane persons who were congre-
gated in front of the Central Hotel,
began yelling after the wagon, just as
though the vegetable had been gold
watch or thousand dollar bill The
driver stopped about half square off,
looked back at the cabbage, yawRed,
and drove on.
"What an absurd fuss people in the
street make over trivial occurrences, !"
said one of the gentlemen. "Now, I'll
bet new hat that can get b crowd of
u hundred persons around that cabbage
inside of fifteen minutes, and yet not
leave this roen."
''I'll take the bet, said his friend,
pulling out his watch; 'are you ready"
eyes, give the word. "
"It's now ll:3O. Co."
The proposer of the wager led his
friend to the window, threw up the
sash, and taking cane, pointed earn
estly at the dust-covered cabbage with
terrified expression.
Presently an expressmaE noticed the
action, and stopping, began to stare at
the vegetable, then becthlack, then
"a bill-poster, a telegraph messenger boy
and a merchant.
"Vats de matter ?" inquired our
German friend Ed., approaching the
innocent base OF his national dish.
Don't touch it. Look out there,
Stand back shouted the gentleman at
the window.
AT his horrow-stricken tones the
crowd fell back precipitately, and
formed dense circle around the inno-
cent cabbage. People came running
up and the excitement increased rap
idly.
"Look out there!" frantically cried
the bettor. waving his cane. Take
that dog away, quickl"
Several stones were thrown at cur
that was shifting around the cabbage.
Take care - said the expressman
to a constable who was elbowing his
way through the crowd. ~4t's an in
fernal machine, nitro glycerine or some
thing ,3s 8
Meanwhile the sidewalk was Blocked,
the street became impossible, women
screamed and rushed into the Postofffoe,
and barber began to tie a bucket on
the end Of a long pole, with which to
pour water on the devilish invention
The crowd by this time had become
quite numerous, and the two gentlemen
moved away from the window and sat
down. In few Woments hurried
tap was heard at the door, and there
appeared man who had been sent as
a delegate from the mass meeting out
side.
l should like to know, gentlemen, :"
he said, "what the facts are"
"What facts 20
"Why, what is there so peculiar
about that cabbage out there?"
Nothing in the world" was the
quiet reply, "except that it seems to be
surrounded by a great crowd of the
biggest fools in town. Do anything
else for your"
The man reflected moment. said he
guessed not, and retired. The Con-
stable finally dispersed the mob, and
threatened to arrest some of the per-
soas for creating disturbance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-26
FOR SALE.

For sale, first.class EsrEY ORGAN. on
liberal terms; also one set OF STUFFED FUR.
NlTUlkE. Apply to
L. X. DRAIS.
wiaaemuoca, october sas 1880 aa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-26
THE SILVER STATE.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One Square 40 lines) first insertion. ...s2 SO SO
Each subsequent insertion. psr square. =. 90
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Fish Culture.
EFFORTS OF CONGRESSMAN MARTIN TO
STOCK THE RIVERS OF THIS STATE
WITH SHAD,

EFFORTS OF CONGRESSMAN MARTIN TO
STOCK THE RIVERS OF THIS STATE
WITH sHAD. 10
Hon. e. L. Martin, Con 7ressman
from this State, was in this city this
morning for short time.
MIR. Martin is on his way down the
State for the purpose of stocking the
various rivers with young shad.-
Through his efforts he has obtained two
million of young shad from the Fish
Commission at Washington, ,all of which
will be distributed in the streams of
this State. The shad are now at Havre
de Grace, where they will remain until
Mr.. Martin procures q special train
which he expects to do to-day for the
purpose of taking them down the State.
He will first stop at the Delaware Rail
road bridge across the Christ.ana, near
the junction, where he will place num-
Der of the shad in the Cbristiana. He
will next place number in Appoquini-
mink creek at Odessa; Duck Greek at
Smyrna; Little creek, at Leipsic; St.
jones' creek, Dover; Murd kill creek,
Frederics; Mispillion creek, At Milford;
Nanticoke creek; Seaford; and Broad
creek, Laurel. The fish will lie evenly
distributed in all the streams mention
ed above. .U'F
Mr.. Martin has great hopes of his
experiment, and cites as his reasons
that wherever the experiment has been
tried it has more than paid. The
Fishing Commission was started at the
Fishery of DIR. Capehart, in North
Carolina, who realized $4,000 from
the experiment, while others in the
immediate neighborhood who did not
give any encouragement to the Com
mission did not realize any more than
usual.
The shad which will be placed in the
above mentioned creeks will remain in
them until next Fall, when they will
find their way to the sea, and remain
there for the space Of fthree years when
they will return to the place where
they were first placed for the purpose
of depositing their spawn. The shad
is a fish that does not eat while in
fresh water, and the only object it has
in returning to fresh water is to de-
posit it's spawn.
Mr.. Martin will use all his endeavors
to procure other varieties of fish for
our waters, and any citizen of the State
who desires to procure a special varie-
ty should address Mr.. Martin at Wash
ingtOn, and he will give the matter his
undivided attention. He is enthusi-
astic on the question, and in his efforts
he should be heartily seconded by all
citizens of this State, as there is no
cheaper or more palatable diet than
fish, besides they are wholesome.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
Local Lanes.

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters ice cold at Fullmers.
Hot weather and no rains.
The Democratic State Convention
yesterday was very harmonious one.
No police cases this morning.
Fishing for shad will soon be over.
1t required considerable fortitude to
go through the street market this
morning.
The brick work on the new city
building at Sixth and King streets, has
progressed far enough to show what
the building will be when complet-
ed.
Fifty-six car loads of strawberries
yesterday.
Delaware Lodge, No. /, 1. o. o. F.,
will celebrate its semi-cen'e n'ennial an
niversary at the Opera House this
evening.
Decoration Day will be observed on
Saturday next.
The Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road did not cause any failures in this
city.
The regular summer excursions will
soon commence.
This kind of weather makes the
street car horses suffer, especially when
there is a heavy load in the car.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
How Frencd Cook Improved Hls
Broth.

At the celebrated home OF social, but
aristocratic Democracy, the famous Man.
haitian Club, on Fifth Avenue, New York
has been not so much as to the coming
nominee at Cincinnati as to the luck Of
one Monster Emil Sigrist, veritable
chef de cuisine. who bought of NJ. A. Dau
City, for a dollar. a half ticket, No. 40.0s8.
In The April drawing of the " orld-renown-
ed Louisiana stale Lottery, at New Or
lea s. and drew half of the second capi-
ment per cent, loan, and still presides
over the pots and pans. Who Is nextf
my1e-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
THE FISHERY QUESTION.
LONDON, May 25,

LONDON, May 70, 1851.
The Fortune Bay fishery question was
brought mp in the House of Commons
last night. Mr. Macdonald asked
whether Her Maiesty's government had
received a demand for fl50,O0 compen-
sation, as was announced in the New
York Herald. Sir Charles Dixie replied
that demand had been made for f106,-
900, and not the sum mentioned in the
journal in question. He further stated
that the papers would be laid before the
House. rs.f
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

Court; and he must therefore plead TO
the Indictment, ard stand on trial
Judges Houston and Wales concurred
In the conclusions reached, the latter de-
Ginning separate opinion, Judge Woot-
ten was absent, from sickness.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
NEW ADvERTlsEs1ENTs.

OTICE.-Post commanders, aids and
IN chiefs of all military and civic Or
ganizations, intending to participate in
tion Day, are requested to meet at the
office of the undersigned, Seventh and
Market streets. on FRIDAY evening, ,.2Sth
instant. at 7.30 O'Clock p. m.
s. A. MACALLISTER, o.
my2G.3t. Chief Marshal.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

The hand that rocks the cradle, is the
hand that moves The earth. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is the best remedy for all
complaints ch ildren are subject to such az
dysentery, diarrhoea, summer complaint,
wind collie, etc. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

NNANTED.-2 furnished or unfurnish-
w ed parlors for Doctors office days
In each week. Address DR.. King, Clay
ton House. my22-St
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

IlUBLIC SALES.-ON SATURDAYS, MAY
il 18th, ANDlJUNE 9TH. SEND IN YOUR
LISTS OF DWELLINGS, LOTS AND FARMS.
my22-4t ], T. HEALD,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

ru u for Roberts Poultry Powder warrant
ed to keep fowls in perfect condition.
price only quarter.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

NO1ICE-I hereby forbid all persons
~ from trusting Melissa B. Murphey
upon my account. as will pay no debts
OF ner contracting.
NJ 2ith, 1880. -
myM-3t+ JOHN T. MURPHEY.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
for the Steam Heating and the Ven-
tilation OF the New Court House, Will
mington. Del. "
The drawings and specifications can Re
Tenth and Market streets, Wilmington,
and at 226 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
The estimates will be handed to Albert
H. silver, before 10 O'Clock q. M, June LIST
Wilmington, Del,
The committee reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
ALBERT H. SILVER,
m24-tj1. Chairman Building Committee,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

OLERK wANTED.-Apply by letter
" stating experience TO
81 EDGEMOOR IRON co.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

NIOTICE.-The 9th annual meeting OF
~ the Stockholders OF the Working.
mems Loan Association will be held on
Thu rsday evening next. May 9th. at
o'clock, when the annual report will be
submitted and an election for officers and
directors held. First payment new stock.
GEO. G. MARIS.
my24-4t. Seer etary.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIE
The following we're the shipments of
straw berries over the Delaware Z. r.,
vaatardav.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
rMANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oyyfUr or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WodneedAy uv0nin9. March 10. ie0os
pAuIY MARKET REVIEW.

Money continued ia fair demand to-day at
UAsy rates.
Foreign ana domestic exchange were Arm.
Mats ConsoIs were active. excited and higher.
The sales a. the first board were at bod1bois 1t
noon III SON aDbsk 10 the ,se b. m. board at boN
oSik, and at the close at bik@bo. The aggre-
rate of the sales was t2oo.o 900 ~ the Exchange
And e7o,oeo outside. The market closed at olh
Md and Sik asked. against 4pssd4pys yesterday.
Premium Bonds were quiet and closed at
sokesoE. against soss@soss yesterday.
Stacks we're also active ana excited. and
allowed marked Improvement on all classes
Of shares sold The sales summed UP 1877 shares
~ me Exchange and sts outside, OF which one
eals alone was sce shares of wsterworks Com
pAuy, which exhibited the greatest animation.
bat the closing sales were at sa.. against q
yesterday.
Under the conflict to-day between the bulls
md the bears in securities to control prices the
market presented an unusually animated and
exciting scene. both at the Exchange and on
Onrondelet street, particularly nj tho close.
which was. however. considered rather drawn
battle bull and bear both retiring ram pant and
determined 10 renew the conflict tomorrow
with increased viRor.
Cotton was dull and easy here at the close
to-day for spots and on for futures. Was dull
at New York for spots and weak for futures.
0pots and futures were also dull at Liverpool.
Havrs was Arm and fraction higher,
Sugars and molasses were In request and
Arm.
Dreadstufrs continued easy.
Grain Was steady.
Hay continued weak.
Groceries. fruit and country products exhib-
itsd little animation or auotable variation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
The extremes Of the market are now quoted
. loilows'
"A NATIONAL BANKRUPT Law.
New York Shipping List.1

lrr. b. o, Robbins. chairman OF the committee
appointed BY the chamber Of commerce to con-
fer With the board Of trade OF Boston In draft
lng national bankrupt law. reported at a
special meeting on Thursday that 1t was advis-
ahlO To have the law administered by judges
With nxed salaries: that the clerk should also
b. paid, and that the fees for the administra.
ttOn of the law should 20 to the United States
1t q eugVeeted that registers be appointed BY
the district judiciary. and that no distinction
b. made between voluntary and Involuntary
bankruptcy. Aeslenees should be elected br
creditors, and an adjudication OF bankruptcy
should be made upon the petition OF one or
more creditors. The time within which prefer
NuCee should be avoided should be extended to
should not pass unless with the
vote Of three fourths OF the creditors in number
and value, not including those whose claims do
not exceed $50. tho debtor to pay all costs of the
proceedings. "A full surrender Of ali property
Ia his possession. It is suggested, sh ,uld not
release = bankrupt from responsibility for past
Tecommendation. preferripg 70 await the re-.
Trade In conclusion the committee says: In
that any law which may be devised will prove .
m!sfortnne unless account is taken Of the lta-
bllity Qt the debtor for the proper mana9ement
o. hls business. A discharge OF the bankrupt
should never be allowed without careful ex-
animation OF past transactions. The responsi-
hllity which pertains t. ali contracts should be
carefully preserved. a. more important than
individual cases OF hardship"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
MARKETS N rELEGRAPM,
DOMESTIC.

NEW YonK. March 1o.-soutbern -four In buy
err favor: common 70 iair extra % 1900 80.
and unsettled; ungradsd red u 4opi IS. 80 Corn ,
scarcely 80 firm: light export and home de-
nand; unRraded boh@sl. Oats heavy and q
snade lower; NO. a47A@HI. Hops unchanged
Coffee unchanged but dull. Sugar quiet and
rather more steady: :Cuba-muscovado ~. CEN
trifuRal 81. fair to good refining Y1sQb7T lprim
g: refaed Ia better demand and nrm. M0Iasses
firm. demand moderate. Rice IN fair demand
Inc hshsr st .s won nye and .s
strong; domest fleece $4,000. pulled 1906. un.
washed 1902. Texas 2l@!e; Pork duh and
but quiet. Lard opened weak and closed firmer
and fairly active at 7,b2k@7 go. Whisky steady
atS 10 FnTelgets agms unchanged nstns sm.b
9 sI@sH. yellow 7hW7x. off A s%@e gram.
a.,dn lated %. eg clushed powdered and cut loaf o..
Marea orsd fssa sd MAY osrs
Aeh, June offered ~: no bids. Hides steady and
UNCHANGED; moderate trade.
changed. Wheat unsettled generally higher,
closinR strong: No. red winter 81 20. No. 2 Chi
cago spring q 2ox. No. do 81 OH. Corn active
and shade higher: r. sh 81. Oats steady and
ilrm at 81. Pork strong AID higher at $l1 45@
Il 50, Lard in good demand and shade higher.
sngf rba sqe * meats meats rregar; SHOULDERS
lower at 81 06.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hoga-Re-
p 2o@s 81: choice heavy s. 1904 Is; quality Door.
snat hut al sold Cattle-Rsceip,s 1900. shipments
and choice IN liberal supply and good demand demand
ct s40S IS. butchers $3g5, chiefly 50 6eO3 50.
stockeIs' and feeders all sold close steady and
hrm. Sheep-Receipts 2SOO shipments 1000
strong; Is 260s 80; lambs sS 50.
s SIX. choice Is Is Wheat unsettied. closing a
No. red fall 81 2o@1 2ox. No 8 do q 1901 isI.
S;, Ne; d do 81 q 10 BID Corn flrmer al stx Oats
Bulk meats m and better: shoulders so0
90. ribs 6ss@6 45. sides 5000 80. Bacon flrmer:
shoulders lid i,.,: a7s ribs 90 Il les 74oe7 4as;
= 1904 30; packing s4@4 25; butchers to fancy
81 80 ~ so: receipts 5000; shipments 17oo. Cattle
ana a snd su sa m bagv h
shipnsrssow: q fair to good native steer. = 25@
texans g. so@4 receints @ 2Too sbeen steadv S ai
- 5og6: receipts 2soo shipments 500.
CINCINNATI. March 1o.--Flour dun and droop-
at IS 1906 rs. Wheat dull and unsettled at
Oats weaker at 81. Pork dull end heavy. hold.
Lard quiet and weak at 7.l5... Bulk meats quiet
ana hrm; shoulders ~. ribs 6 so. sides IS
Bacon Quiet and O. eady; sht ulaers 5. rib 7l5
y 04 Sugar firm: hards 100 ck, New Orleans
7@81, Hogs active and frm: common IS 25O
= 20; !ieh. s. 25@4 IS packing 81 2o@4 50. butch
LOUISVILLE, March 1o.-Flour quiet and un-
CHANGED. Wheat higher at q 2501 ~. Corn
armer a g at IT, 45s4s "a Oats easier at ss@4o Pork
ct ady: shoulders ~. ribs 6 6o@6 75. sides :
bacon arn: shoulders ~. ribs ~. sides 7K
u o.. =
oA11Iko1x March 1o-Oats steady and easv: :
1outheEn A70lo. Western white l7lSls, do mixed
iooAe. keaAsylvania 47oAs. Provisions quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING


Thus far Cfsdrances. Bdances
This weeK. ...s....... tlV 07s.ul6 10 Asps AGA 61
Last week. 7.pAb.345 % sb7. ssa 10
This week last year. e6pb 07i ~ 6p4,ae5 %
The MONEY MARKET-Exhibits more nntlna
tipn.
on call ut tho banks soc y cent p annum. AMI
on the atreet --Qbb: Al mortgage y: second grade
uominal.
New YORK Money rate "a cent.
LONDON Bank OF England rate cent: Con-
soils " 3 10.
PABIs Rente@ s2.sah,
Standardization dollars rule at ssko-.
trade dollars aAD95; American halls aud quar-
ters par. Bullion III London cad; here. nne
AnEniuAN aolD- California 7as y cent dis.
ceunt: light weight s7@par: mutilated y cent
FoRKIaN Co1Ns : III currency: Five.frane
pieces 80 90, twenty.frane piecss ~ 75dD--,
Eovereigns ~ 7tdD4 st. ten th4ler pieces " Goa
:. Spanish aouboons sls $50. Patriot donb-
Mexican twenty pesos places $l0 3sGDlv IS,
twenty nnArkA "a GllanA IL
hTERLfNa Firm. Here commercial Is 4s3@
As3k, bank -@AsSE, bank counter rate -@Das6,
bankers 4sb, bankers sight ass: at New York
commercial Il 4sSkd1assA. bank 4s4kDAsb.
FRANC8-Ftrm. Here commercial Rre b.72A
@b Az, bank b.7n0Dt isk: Rt New York CONNER
ciAl q. b.2ibGDs, ak. bank b.90D5 1gk.
NEw YonK H1aHT-Flrm. Commercial IL 500
2s cents discount. and bankers counter checking
rate el premium y $1,000.
STATE CONHOLN AND PREMIUM BONDS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
FUTURES

opened quiet and easier. were quiet ut noon.
but closed arm. The sales summed up 5000
bales. including 5000 between calls. against d
total yesterday Of $500 bales including 21oo be-
tween calls The movement to-day was prin-
eipally In Mays and Novembers. the sales OF the
former comprising 1900 bales. and OF the latter
1900. April comprised ll0o June 200, October
100. November 1900. and December 100. The
largest single sales were 500 Novembers ct the
second call at H. 6b 500 Aprls ut tho third call at
IA ot. and 500 Novembars after the third call ut
l1G5 The detail of prices and sales will be
found below.
COURSE or THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the calls are the bidding rates TO- day aud the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates at II a. m. and ! p. n are for the regulh-
tlon Of margins:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
1lNANclAL AND coMMExcIAL NEWS.
STATE WARRANTS.

ne adoption of tho present constitution, are
k1ndAble Into o. baby bonds. due In six years.
bearing per cent interest. and receivable for
MI taxes due prior to January !. 1879. and also
Tor tAs redemption Of lands forfeited to the
0tAAN
judicial warrants and warrants 70 Charity
Hospital. OF 1874. are fundable into the bonds
mentioned above.
These warrants rarely appear on the market
and are only occasionally quoted. and seem to
b hald by 4 few parties who have bought them
up tor speculation.
The extremes OF the market are now quoted
= enslnvpas
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

In sympathy with dull spots and the falling
or In futures ut New York, rs we'll ~ duh spots
and futures Mt Liverpool. our market was dull.
and. II anything. easier. The sales were con-
fined to 1900 bales. exclusive OF 14o0 yesterday.
although the supply was fair and tho assort-
ment somewhat better.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
5000 bales including l%oo after p. m. yesterday.
Market dull aud easy. Stained 1s@ho less than
white Of the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11

Pork eis sSw1s 70. Bulk msate -Looee shoul~
dsfs 4N clear rl6 Sides oA. packed sH l5k: %.
II. LARD sK. Coffee quiet: No cargosa. ofdls
nary To fair 1l0ish. sugar nrn: 4 sON e,6e
WHISKY dull ~ ierg T. Fosl9nW nsmsf 9. H..
peniine firmer at Al. Rosin Brtn at II ~ 10
strained, e1 224 for good STRAINED. Tar stsAdy
nj sl % for hard. ~ % for yellow dip. Corn nm
changed. Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-11

Tho market hes bsen dali aud weak, and
AaAjn lower In value etook amounted to Iii. 500
against is7 Ao0 the wesk previous. steady IN.
greAAe."
The Journal Ofllciale xiven the total deficit of
the beet root Ia France a. l4b QUO TONS or u per
cept the entire quantity sold for construction
being ss.oOo tons. against In 900 last year. Or
1sss nearly o9e.hsli: anu that authority aaya. .It
more than equalad the shortnees OF supply, as
compared with last year"
The MinrlnR Lane report NJ yesterday sHye.
1T Was said that the production ~ Austria and
Germany will prove nearly equal TO last year,
while that Of France and Belgium together will
be about fB0 600 tone leee" (which confirms above
report VI tho journal OfflI ~ Now. we have
gone through the two frst months of this year
With stocks everywhere larger, and ret a!l the
4 very large tonnage Ii expected loaded With
sugar Brazil has come 10 spare. yet" With all
the above etatemebta l can really not ace why
sugar should be much above last years prices.