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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
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Assertions are frequently made by
even intelligent Republicans whoseem to-
believe what they ray, that the Southern
Democracy does not permit free exer-
else Of the elective franchise to the
African Race. Here is a report ,oi q
meeting OF Colored citizens in Kansas
which may throw some light on the sub-
ject:
The Convention OF AiroA Amcrican lndepen-
dents met at Jefferson hall today at ] 2 O'Clock.
Tho Convention was called 10 order BY W D..
Kelley, Of Lynveuworth, 9. II. J. Taylor OF
Kansas City, knn setting an secretary. hevcn-
teen counties were represented by liz dele
gates. Hfta
Committee on Permanent Organization
Ruben Smith, w l. Eagleson aud Dan Brooks;
Committee ou order OF BuEinesegdeorgc Dud-
ley, Joseph Carrsh aud a. W. Bell. at.
The Convention then adjourned until r. NJ.
Promptly AZ =. M. the temporary chairman
called the Convention TO order The Commit.
tee on Permanent Organization reported Ms fol,
lows: ttsc sr 3
Chairman, Hon g. H. j. Taylor, OF wynn-
Sergsantnt.arIns, Robert Wade. OF shawnee;
vicePrcsdentg were appointed, one from each
of the countleS represented.
Hon. G, H. J. Taylor, in taking the chair,
said; II nsk Che hearty cooperation NJ mem
hors OF this convention, all Of the many pres
ent, who thereby manifest so much interest in
the welfare ofour race"
"He was totally ignorant that the convention
was called In the interest Of any particular
parry Ile know the reason II was called. The
growth of prejudice in knnsus, the opposition
TO the negro Tor elective onice the separation
of schools the demand OF the color of the pti-
pills in high schools, tho prejudice against col
ored mon in business. These things call us to-
gether 20 day. Now Is the timo to assert orr
manhood"
The Committee on Resolutions were Hon. ".
l.. EgglesOn. Of shawnee, Hon. W. y. Kelley, OF
beavouworth; Hon Charles Langston, of Doug
las Rpbett Young, of JohnEnn. Is
During the time tho Commit ttce was out the
Convention waS addressed by Michael Johnson,
OF Johnson, aud w. A. Jackson, OF Shnwnee.
The resolutions reported by The commlttec
lcan pnrty md cndorsed the administration OF
Grover Cleveland
They were VIZ oronsly opposed by 4. W. Bell,
OF leAvenworth, and Hon: Charles langston, Of
Douglas. but were adopted, II Lcgvanworth dis
patch to Kansas City paper
Kansas is q reliable" Republican,
State; but the colored child cannot 20 to-
school there with the white one. The
Republican majorities in the land Of the
Jayhawkers, and on the native heath Of
John James Ingalls, are pretty solid
affairs, but the ''colored man and
brother" is such only In the privilege Of
voting, In that OF ofiice-holding
only the white man has any rights.
The Colored citizen appears to
be getting his eyes open to-
this state OF things in Kansas, He tc7S.
a good quiet look at the same condit2
OF affairs in Louisiana duping the regiri6
of Pinchbeck and Warlhouth. He did
not want Yarmouth back in Office again.
He seems to be getting nearly enough
of Ingalls, in Kansas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

H.. i
4 M ha' 'LidGENT citizen says be will
ghst Mr.. Cleveland because he
NJ Democratic party want Free
$T5-'Then challenged for his proof
I'dassertion, <hy elkges that the
,Iffn!ssif passed disNRs..d remove the
Sm manufactured silks and throw
Ids OF laborers out of employment
Jersey. Now, the fact is that the
question does not disturb the duty
lat all. Raw silk is duty free, as
been all along. Silk goods are
IA by a heavy tariff, and that will
|emoyed-not any part of it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

Mills bill reduces the duty on cer-
Manufactures on which Che present
impost range from fifty 70 one
N per cent. and even higher. II
ave tho duty on this reduced list
average oi over thirty-two
<tnt. Tho present average
entirc dutinhle list 10 forty-sevcn
ent. II the Mills bill should
II will leave the average at
forty per cent. on tho
dp,iable list. The Morrill, scbed-
ie62, a Republican measure,
expedient resorted to with
miadyiDg and never justi-
'any trounde other than those Of
cosfiiics, put an average duty Of
irty-th,ee per cent on the dutiabie
Mo Mills bill leaves the average
er oent higher, yot forsooth, the
1ing mendacity Of o. Republican
Nd Of the oiilce-geeking politicians
party lusultthe intelligence Of the
BY averring, and sticking to the
nod, that tho Morrill, bill was
13ye and that the Mills bill
4 Trade. Win tho American
k be gnlled by such transparent
lcity? Oregon, befogged in a
"a atmosphere, has been so de-
but is il possible that all the
Rates Of the Union can be simi-
Informed as TO the facts Of the
We can hardly think so.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

BRICK is domestic product of Los
Angeles. Nature has not given us hun
dreds Of miles of forests, such as she has
endowed Oregon and Washington Terri
tory with, There is large compensatory
consideration going with this. Our eli
mate is not of the fearful quality OF that
which we fnd in Webfoot. Duringsome
of the months of the past year we have
paid tribute to the oppressive lumber
rings OF the Columbia River and OF Puget
Sound to the tune OF $1,000 900. All
months Of all years this tribute is much
above the bagatelle grade. Such a
drain on the coin reserves OF any COM
munity is not conducive in itself to
prosperity. Whatever is paid out for
brick remains at home. 1t goes
out Of the pocket of one citizen and int
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
The nine mnseum.

One OF the new features at the Dime Museum
is Charley Nelson, the wonderful acrobatic
youth formerly OF the famous Wilson family.
1t will be remembered that he ran off on ac-
count of alleged ill-treatment, and was turned
over to the managers OF the Dime Museum by
Chief Cuddy. This was by the boys express
desire, as he is to receive q good salary, which
England. The boy is really a marvellous tum-
bier and acrobat, and will doubtless prove an
excellent card. The usual change in the pro-
gramme Is announced for to-day, embracing
several good performers aud features. The &C,
tendance at this popular resort continues enor.
mons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
sArunnA.. suNn D, lsss.

Tnr HERALD is delighted to be able 10
announce to it's readers that all eause Of
trouble will be most certainly removed
30 far as the form Of the paper, and the
matter II will contain from day TO day
are concerned. BY next Monday, at tho
very latest, We shall again be Issuing
an eight-page paper, in which the press
work will be clear, and the type Of the
same size as that used in this article.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Gam betfa,

Hon. William ]. Armstrong leetured last
evening at Armory Hall on Gambetta to a
large-sized audience, although considering the
excellenoy OF the subject and the manner in
which it was discussed, there should not have
been u vacant seat in the house. The lecturer
gave very interesting history of Gambetta,
both politically aud socially, aud chained the
attention OF his hearers throughout the even
ing ON Tuesday next Colonel ;. P. Sanford
viii deliver the third of the lectures of this
course on walks in Rome"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Hazards PAVILION,

Lewis Morrison will present DR.. JeSgH and
NJ. Hyde for the first time in Los Angeles at
Hazards Pavilion on Monday and Tuesday
nights. Mr.. Morrison's version was dramatized
especially for him by Edwin Stevens, and is
said to be one OF the most powerful of the many
er-ioro before the public. Ii introduces some
delightful and refreshing comedy scenes, which
relieve the intense weirdncss OF the story. Mr..
Morrison's Interpretation of this dual role will
he watched with much interest, on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights Dark Secret viii be
repeated, while on Friday, Saturday and Sun
duy Mr.. Morrisons engagement will conclude
with m elaborate production of The Lancashire
Lass, introducing the great river scene with
real water. Seats on sale at MoLain d Leh-
man's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

New York Graphic comes to hand
|gnificent pictorial elaboration Of
ocratic State Convention which
.ntly convened in Los Angeles.
y White, Senator Del Vale,
'achem Lacey and other Of the
Its OF the California Democracy
lin fine colors on its pages. The
he world are on all that is done
kngeles; and this is everywhere a
Atic year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

tGE to say, our Republican fellow
do not approve Of our platform,
hration OF principles, as enunci-
i the National Convention. The
feature about this is that il
met please people for whom it
il framed, but whose position it
tly antagonizesl We will venture
6ecture that the Republican plat
|ill not agree with the Democratic
/ view. This, too, will be strange
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Democrats are glad to have a
HE National Committeeman Of
|6-iw Uara .;a fba now one.

Dclnplc. Alabama; NJ +. Tarpey, Cali
Hharlcs Thomas, Colorado; w. II. Bar
Jnmes II. Estell, Georgia Il.
bB. IllinoiE Simon q. aherriu, Indiana;
|hfqdson, Iowa; w. O. Blair, Kansas;
"a, Arthur sewen Maine; Charles ID.
massachusetts,, O, NJ Barnes, Michigan,
dneon. Mississippi; in y. Boyd, Ne
H. II, Heating, Nevada; A. W. sulloway,
1nipEhiie; Miles Ross, New Jersey II.
N New York M. w. Ransom, North Car
'.4 +. Hrire. Ohi0;A. Noltner, Oregon; o.
", Rhode Islnnd; +. w. Dawson, South
|:p. v. Mooney Tennessee, .. p. Holt,
ftin Atkins, Vermont; John s. Bar
= tiia; John l.. Mitchell, Wisconsin; W..
q. West Virginia.
M out and you have it complete
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

pBrlsnED the other day the results
school Census Marshal OF this
ylhe increase Of children between
"a seventeen years was about 5000
'isar. Oakland has iust taken a
q censuE, and the result shows a
4 OF Of two hundred and fifteen in
bar. That is the difference Of
la the two cities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

FysIs a Democratic habit to act first
J ntlinls afterwards" This is from the
ps,is ri Of an esteemed morning Repub-
Icansfeinporary. Even ii the state
lQrtedfa true we would be one step
oks Il our friends in our "habit. "
M yer think. They simply "holler"
. q one--generally for Blaine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
ORC FINO.
One of the ManY Republican Fac
uiOns OrgauiZes.

1t was announced yesterday that Republi-
can club 70 be hereafter known as the Orc Fino
Club had organized on Thursday evening in
rooms on First street. This was the first intima-
ton that such an organization was even in con-
temptation and some Of the most prominent
Republicans in the city expressed regrets that
they had not been invited TO attend and take
part in the proceedings. According to report
the following officers were elected:
Colonel walter 5 Moore, President
A. A Montana, E. j. Niles, Frank FinIayson
and Fred SehaIicke Vice-Presidents
L. p. Sut lerand, Secretary.
J. S. Platt. Treasurer.
Executive COmmittee-SutheTiand Hattop, T.
f. Savage Theo. 9ummerland, George Porter
G. Ii. Schram, 4. ". Singletary, J. S. de la
Monte, ]. NJ Meredith and Frank Marsh.
Enrollmeut COmmittec-J. " Harrison Jr. ,
q. II. German anu T, Lautcreo.
Constitution and Bylaws CoIninittee-J. h.
de las Casas, Robert Black, + Il. Lowry. E. J.
Niles, Frank FinlEgson and Horace Appel.
Afte. the announcement that the meeting
had taken place was widely known it was
charged thar the meeting had been kept Sc
ctet and held on the quiet so that the origina-
tors of the idea of forming a club MIGHT gain
peaoeuble possession oftho Offices From the
remarks OF The displeased Republicans ii was
gathered that rhs was but the gathering OF one
OF the hundred and one factions of the grand
old party and that the method adopted in its
organization viii not aid in breaking down the
barriers TO harmonious uniting OF the frag.
ments into which that party has been divided
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
Doekstader,s rEinstrcls mt Turner
Hall.

This afternoon and evening Dockstader's
minstrels will give their last perform ances in
this city. This company is one Of the best
which has ever visited this city, and has kept
their audiences laughing from the beginning to
the end of each performance given this week.
The voices OF the singers in the first part are
excellent, and the specialties in the latter part
of the entertainment are the best that have
heen seen for q long time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

4 nreccnt Oregon election insures
4 election Of Senator Dolph to
lifted States Senate. Perhaps that
~ less than the tariff in deciding
ttst at the polls. Perhaps it did,
doubt Il. Mr.. Dolph is q de-
ervant of the monopolies Of his
He was long prior to his election
eenate, attorney for the Northern
n Railway. 1t was through the
1e Of that and Of other great corpor-
J hat he reached his seat in the
The hold-over Senators just
u will have a hand in electing
~ to Mr.. Mitchell, the other
- Senator. He also is dear to
Vt Of each monopoly in his State.
not be the fault Of the corpora
she, too, does rot succeed himself.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

@ cf The domestic industry The price
malcfial for building II becoming
Iowef than IL has been for years
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
noticc 90 wan subscribers.

The pepors Of al delinquent rnail fubscrlbcrs
10 the Los Angeles DAuY HEBALn VIII DC
discontinued hcreeilet No paper
viii be sent 10 tubaeribcrR by NAH tfnleiA ne
pzfne haye been paid for IN advance. Thia rue
iainhexiblc. AYNfs q LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09


<0partlon of saloons ~ Los Angeles TO
&fitants ia to 800 Ms. r. Bulletin.
IL goes again. This is the way
sized up in the Pacific Coast
N the San Francisco papers day
>y. As there are eighty thousand
ID the city, we should have nearly
ndred and seventy saloons. AS
NJ Of fact, there are only two
IA and sixteen saloons open in the
This is a little less than one to
f<ee hundred. But it is actually
. Z y WAS AZ :, :, than there were before the
1dci as regime went into force.
q that no other item Of news other
Nose o. the character of this one
to Los Angeles finds its way
10 the columns of papers outside
tty is due to the Incorporate
= teing waged by our esteemed
&poraries for political ends.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

A, daily: B, Daily except Sunday: C, Tues
days, Thursdays ard Saturdays; S, sundaysonly.
Depot at foot Of First street.
City Ticket once, No. 239 North Main street.
d McCOOL. Gen. Manager, San Bernsrdino.
II B. WILKINS, Gen. Pass. Agent, San Diego.
WILLIAMSON DUNN, Gen. Agt, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
AmussmEsrs.

grsBRNga HALL He. WAR, Manager
Two MightE only.
The Distinguished Actor,
MEL E- BAND ANN,
In his own successful version OF
DIR. JEKYLL AND MR.. HYDE
-suPPoHrgD Br-
Mlss LOUISE BEAUDET
And Sterling Company.
Direct from the great success OF Niblo's and
Academy of Music, New York, and Boston
Theatre, Boston, Mass. New scenery and a
church nnOir Of twelve boys.
"a touch of realism which is worth oceans OF
make-shift"-Hew York Herald.
"Bandmann has scored triumph. New
York Sun
Jekyn, startling in appearance, manner and
Seats on salc ui Bartietts jcs-td
NEW TURNER HALL
IN Spring street, between Second and Third
II. G. WYATT. Manager.
ONE WEEK beginning Monday, June 4th,
Saturday matinee.
From the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, to play two
engagements-Los Angeles and san Francisco
MINSTRELs.
Dockstader & Graus. prophetors.
From their own Theatre, Broadway, New York.
Lew poexsrApEa. ". P, swrAraaN,
BILLY RICR, BARRY MAXWELL,
A. G. MoRELASD, w. y. MULLALY.
JANss BLANPnIE, AND 30 OTHER ARTISTS.
Dockstader's Minstrels do not parade.
:sG ARTISrs POSITIVELY &c
PficesA-50c. and 81 Seats on sale at Bart
lett'a Music Store my30
HAZARDS PAVILION.
III Cornor Fifth and Olive SITS.
MoLAIy 4 LEHMAN, Lessees and Managers.
ENORMOUS SUGGEST HOUSES pACREDi
AUDIENCES DELIGHrEDi
THE PLAY TlikT HAS STARTLED the WORLD
"A DARK SECRET ~
Scenes on
A RIVER OF REAL WATER,
Covering 5000 ctbic feet Of the stage and con-
tanning 10000 gallons. GENUIER STEAM
LAUNCH. Real Pleasure Boats. Racing Shelle,
Water Fowl, etc. Woman Battling for Life in
the Waves.
The original California Theatre cast. headed
by Mr.. Lewis Morrison.
Monday and Tuesday Nights,
LEWIS MORRISON
In his own version of
DR.. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE,
Dramatized by Edwin Stevens.
Seats now on sale at McLain d Lehman's, 3
Market Sc. ie4td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
5 WARD DEMOCRATS.

ysccond Organize r. Zig OIub.
1{e0oud Ward Democrats met last night
ee,a1l corner OF Turner and Vignes streets,
y0j1ccGed TO orgauize Campaign club iOr
I9iftion OF the city. Because of its prox-
eho tbs Santa re depot the club is named
Z .ofaFe Pea
1lR stephenson was chosen temporary
Wan OF the organization, and J. Reeh
.uutr5
enuittee oa bylaws was appointed, CON
u Of Rech, Theo. Schradel, James Booth
tH A. Wiee. This Mr. Boorh Is not the well.
II "dry" politician Of this city.
9aex meeting night on Thursday Of each
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
CALIFORNIA DIME MUSEUM,
~ North Main Street. near First.
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.


WEEK COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE o.
A HOsT OF NOVEL FEATURESl
Special Engagement of
"TEE TOP OF THE COLUMN
juvenile acrobat, late of the famous Nelson Fam
1ly.--First appearance OF MUSICAL FLETcHER,
the we'll known musical genius.-HAaRY STEW
EN- in artistic club iugglipg-Stanley IL Ever
ett's superb MECHANICAL SHADowGRAPH exhi-
bition, a source Of delight to al. The charming
midget LITTLE DOT, amusing and astonishing
all with her quaint appearance and manners,
and our varied programme of clever perform
ances on our stage every hour.
Doors open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 P M.
Admission 10c. Reserved seats 10c. extra.
m2ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Weldon, Cashiei

General Banking ana Exchange Business
transacted. my4-6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

MARINERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
II OF Los ANGELES.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
BANKING nousEs.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS.
Hervey Lindlcy. ] Q; kays, Y. W. Jones.
H. @. Eewhen ..........-..--.. presiScnt.
H. G. Wilmer . .......... Vice President
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

The steamers 2----.-------------- Santa Rosa
Diego on the dates of their arrival from san
Francisco, and on their trips between San Pedro
Port Port Hartford lsan luis obispo) only. The
Eureka and Los Angeles call Mt all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. 2. r. r.
the Pacific, Santa Rosa and City OF Pueba at
$40 clock A. NJ With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 5;15 o'clock P. N.
E&- For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points In Europe,
APPLY TO
Fl. MCCLELLAN. Agent.
r)fioe. M 2 Com m ereial Ct Ios Anpeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

IofkL curnrfroaDEHri from tdlaccht fvffhA
especially solicited.
HrMIrrAsrf should be made BY drnfi, chcek,|
Paft0Ginc order or postal note. The latter
should De cent inf ali sums lc'g than w.
JOB pE1N1lNG DFrkRpMFNr- wlrK q
our tfntfiv lnereAsad f#eillfiee Wcsft rfepirc1
70 cKctuto nil tindb Of job wors "a . superlof
nHnucr spcfiai attention viii be KYcp 70
conn crcial fId ipfsi printing, ana az tF0cib
Will be- promptly hlicd a. modofeie rates.
Tho Official IiHt of Letters remaining IN tho
rastotice is Published in the HERALD on
Monday.
OFFICE or puHdcATfos. 1855 West second
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

Total, &1.o000oo.
DIRECTORS
o. W. Childs, Cameron Z. Thom, Jose Mas
carel, James B.. Lankershim, John g. Griffin,
Chas Ducommun, PHILIPPE GARNER, lsaias w.
Hellman, l., @. Goodwin.
STOCKHOLDERS.
o. W. Childs, PHILIPPE Garnier, L. L. Brad
bury, Jose MaScarcl, James D. Iankershim, l..
G. Goodwin, John s. Griffin, l. ]. Rose, Domingo
Amestoy, Cameron E. Thorn, Chss. DueOmmun,
Isaias W. heilman, L. G.. Baker, Andrew Glas-
sell, Louis Polaski. Frank LeeouyTcur, Oliver
II. BEss, Jacob Kuhrts, Estate d. solomon,
Estate Chris. Henne, Sarah J. Lee. iny1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Gluten Flour.

Entire wheat -four nnd granula are such
foods that people in Ill health cannot afford to
do without. u. Jevne, grocer, sells them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

tnat OF another. When Il
neavy accumulation there, Il
hgntened in the way of some
PRISE, some fine building to
Guy, or some manufacturing 81
Increase our population. In view
facts all patriotic Angeleflos WI
win satisfaction that brick yards q
ofeasing at an immense pace in air
sss''A ni'the city, and TINT with
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
DAILY HERALD.

---rrriAEnfb---
srVFN DAYS a w TEff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

pElTvrnED BY CARRIERS
htest per Week. or soc per Month
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

RLECTRIC GARDENS, PICo HEIGHTS.
~ Opens Sunday next June 10th. Ball.
Car runs every half hour. Public invited.
je7-1m MARTIN HIRIGOYEN, Proprietor.
rNHE GRANDEsT SIGHT IN LOS ANGELES
i fs the eIEGE OF PARIS Main and Third
SITS. Open daily dncluding Sundays) from o A.
dren ESQ. je5-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

k1E INV; ne py 1nasrEr..-
per until the next
all good Demo-
sity an opportunity
le big Demo-
kmed tonight.
here Aliso
arm the exact
III Fe Club viii
w over effectively
4 st!etohss Glons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
GENERAL TRADE.

But few changes were made In the general
market lists today Ege are weak aud un.
changed and sugars advanced s@4c. &c.
corling Ia grade The amount 81 gfaIn in
store at the elevators Is ~ follows Corn.
1855 bushels. oats, l,a2u bushels.
Az New Orleans sugar receipts are light
and the demand Is more than sufficient a.
absorb all offerings promptly. Prices con.
tinuc strong Molasscs is steady, with light
oilcrnrs nnd ioir demand There h NO
change To note In the rice market
According Ia the Commercial BuRsiin.
"coilcc has a better look on the dsthbuuvc
line, Sugars are positively hardening and
other articles seem likely 60 sympathilc In
due time The sugar kings have the
upper hand II the market for re-.
fined, aud tho trade can rcst assured
that they will continue their grip aud
e1tu,ct the last fraction Ia the way
Of prices that can be safely insisted on. The
jobbcrs can complain Of no pront In sugar,
but the fchncrs are Indifferent TO the cry, ~
they are strongly cnirnChcd Ia their posi-.
ton and arr making every sale asist IN
swelling capital aud dividends. The present
u the season for a heavy consumption, aud
when the wants II the country get fairly un.
der way, there Is usually no intcrup
ton until the preserving period has reach
ell ils limit which is seldom before fall
has well advanced. During this time the
current production Will bc Kept under con.
troll aud the demand tel o., Il develops the
managers being careful To- avoid any surplus
stock. We're the rcnucric, w this vicinity
permitted to work fall and indcicpcndont
the market would then have no artificial
support, but under present circumstances
the product can be- accurately gaugcl daily
10 meet the consumption ns IL comes 10 the
surface from day tn day aud prices can be
advanced as suits the managers of the great
corporation that Ooco.co Of people are
| forced 10 pay tribute TO-"