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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-05

A clean saving of % to 40
per cent. That is what our
GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE
OF CARPETS, DRAPERY and
UPHOLSTERY means to Gus
toners, gain of from S. to
S8 on every S20--a months
wages saved in the furnishing
of a small house.
CARPETS---A comparison Of
regular prices and our prices
for this sale:
Extra Super Ingrains, cut
price SIC, regular price Use.
Atwood 3-Ply Ingrains, cut
price Use, regular price 81.
Tapestry Brussels, cut price
zoe, regular price SOC.
Body Brussels, best makes,
cut price 95c, regular price
S1.25.
Moquettes, cut price $1.O5,
regular price $3.50.
We aren't doing this for
fun; we don't relish selling
goods at cost and below, as we
have been doing the past
week, and as we propose doing
for while yet. It's a matter
OF actual necessity with us.
By and by, when the altera-
lions contemplated are begun
in earnest, our Carpet and
Drapery business will be SO
seriously interfered with as to,
be practically suspended. We
shall be cut off from the use
Of elevator and stairway.
There is but one thing left
for us to do, and that is to get
rid of stock just as fast as pos
sible in order to protect our
selves from much heavier
Osses. Prices must be cut to
the quick, and we do it reluc-
family but promptly.
Don't fail to avail yourselves
of the UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS we are showing in
LACE CURTAINS, HEAVY
DRAPERIES and UPHOLD
STERY.
The following are samples
of what we are doing:
Real Brussels Net Curtains,
S11.85; worth $3.50.
Real Brussels Net Curtains,
$14.75: worth $40.
Real Brussels Net Curtains,
$40; worth $50.
Real Brussels Net Curtains,
$28. 30; worth $40.
Irish Point Curtains, $4.85;
worth 81.
Irish Point Curtains, $3.50;
worth $3.50.
Irish Point Curtains, $3.50;
worth Sl8.
Irish Point Curtains, $17.67;
worth S25.
DOuble-FOld Drapery Silks,
in choice designs and color
ings, $l.90 per yard; worth
S2.75.
A lot of Fancy Fringes, in
large assortment of styles and
cOl0rinpS. Your choice aft 25o
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DIR. F.. p. SSEDAY
Eye. Ear, Throat and Nose.
Medical and Surgical Institute.

Medical and Surgical Institute.
SIS First av south, where also Eight Rep
resentatiye Physicians, Surgeons
and Specialists, aided by The most APP
proved appliances and facilities, are engaged
in treating every form OF disease including
diseases of Women, TunEOrs, Cancers,
Piles and all other rectal troubles, Vene-
rial and Skin Diseases, Brain, Spinal
and Nervous Affections. CaIarrll and
disorders of the Stomach, Liver. Kidney
and Urinary Organs: also have DIR. KOch's
Lymph. compressed and raTified air, oxy-
gen and other agents for the Cure of fsrOn-
chial, Lung and Tubercular diseases.
Correspondence and calls solicited.
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DIED.

RING Suddenly, at Sandstone. MINI. on
May, ), 1897, Michael son Of Martin Ring.
Funeral from the residence of his fathrr
POI Broadway, Oh Tuesday morning at 49,.
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The A. O. U. w. Candidates.
To-day the Minnesota Grand Lodge
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PATENTS.
PAUL q MER byIk.

Patent Attorney and solicitors. Offices: 9I2
Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul; 657-660
Temple Court Minnea polls: :.o-31 Norris
Building, " ashincIon &c.
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THE WATER FRONT.

1t ia reported the Pacific Coast Steamship Cou-
pe7y Is cutting the rate to san Francisco IL =
claimed that whenever the Puget Sound Steam
ship Company's boat leaves about the same
time the formers boat does, the rate Is cut,
while the old rate is maintained when the trip
is made without competition. The first named
company boats sail every five days, while the
Puget sound Company's boats sail only once In
ten days. thus leaving every second trip OF the
formers boats without competition.
change has been made in the time schedule
OF the Pacific Navigation Company's boats
which takes effect today. The rockingham bay
steamers Will hereafter leave at midnight In
stead Of at O'Clock p. m and will arrive as Bel
bingham bay at the same hour rs before, making
the trip In three hours less time; and the sfeam-
crs for Tacoma will leave at s q m. instead OF
$50 q. am. as heretofore.
Steamer South Coast leaves San Francisco On
the l4th inst. for Seattle. carrying freight and
neefon with the Haytfan Republic and Coz
mopolis for the Puget Sound Steamship Com
pany, aud viii dock at Hatfield's wharf.
Steam barge J.. j. Perry arrived in yesterday
from Olympia where she had been with q cargo
OF twenty tons of hay and fifty tons of oats from
IaConner. She went TO the elevator On the weot
side and brought over sixty five tons Of oats lDf
Baxter & Co.
Schooner Guide was beached on the west side
pairs have been completed she win take = cargo
of lumber for San Francisco.
Steamer Signal, OF the Wells line, II loading
lath at Tacoma fer san Francisco. She II
scheduled to sail from San Francisco on hef
next trip, April Is.
British bark Cromartyshirc win finish dis
charging her cargo at Smiths cove for the Kirk
land iron works today, and win be towed to la
coma tonight
Steamship walia walla arrived from Sen
Francisco yesterday morning bringing good
list OF passengers and COL tons OF freight
A pile driver was busy yesterday repairing the
Hatfield wharf. New fender piles were being
driven along the side.
Steamer Delta arrived in yesterday with thirty
sacks of oysters from Hoods canal
Steamship H4ytian Republic sailed from San
Francisco for Seattle yesterday.
Steamship Cosmopolis sails for San Francisco
Saturday evening ut o'clock.
Tug ST. Patrick went to Coupeville yesterday
after boom of logs.
Tug Portland is employed jobbing at Tacoma.
Tug Hornet was busy jobbing yesterday.
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NoTICE-TO ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
~ metsrials 10, rendering service o. psrforminr
.nbor for King county. Notace Is hereby given:
IDA. under and recording to m Get passed b the
teg4lnfufe 81 the state 0f Washington entitled
ect 20 regulate the disbuyse uent OF all MONIES
IA ne emcen q the state Of Washington. end al
Mons 81 the state Of Washington, and declaring an
en1eS9ency Al claims presented 70 said county for
materials furnished services rendered OF labor per-
formed must Be IN duplicates and accompanied by
cetsncase certifying on honor that such material
formed - described IN said cIaim which said cert
same
Ali precinct or district osacers charged with dis.
the county for material furnished services rendered
Of leb2r performed In and for said county, ahaH
teke suuy neDixsd voucher for such diebHrse
meuta. which said vouchers shall be IN duplicate,
one 70 be dled with the auditor Of said county. the
other 20 b retained by the officer or person max
ness IN the case OF claim.
said vouchefs shall contain . certificate by the
person or 0mcer making such disbursement or i'll
ms such claim. certifying on honor that the ma
cred for which such disbursement Is made or claim
MED. have been actually delivered. rendered OK
performed.
section III Of said act reads rs follows:
ANY ofHcef or person violating any OF the pro-
visions Of this act shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
mned u any sum OF not less than 500 or more
than 400 and may be imprisoned In the county
lsil not less than ten days nor moro than six
All voucher. q claims presented to this once for
strict compliance with said law. BY order OF the
board Of county commissioners
+. A. TWICHELL County Auditor.
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DIR. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermasonhca, semi
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& CATARRH. Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
YESTERDAY.


Real estate transactions from January I, 1851
TO date are s7,seisfo.9o. There were hled f0e
record yesterday 81 deeds, the considerations
aggrcgating $35. IS, an average OF $4,000 Fol-
lowing is the list rs furnished By Osborne,
Trcmpcr & Co., abstracfors OF ttles rooms p
10, II and III Colman block
!. d. Peters to Z. "; Waltord, part block ~.
Edes d Knights add 3625.
b :. Conrad to D. L L Hancock, lot 3, block
Z, McCailistcrs add, 500.
A. Macintosh to Wash Land Co.. l42 rs acrss
In tp. ~ n, 4e, $4,000.
Z. Blewett to II. A. Caswell. lot s, block 81.
Denny Il Hoyts, s51a
l. ". Kidd to D. Parker. lot II, block 60, Cen
tral Seattle, $50.
NJ j. Paulson to II. c. Davis, lots 50. 40. block
5, Cumberland add, 800
W. W. Beck to r. Nelson lots Is, II, block y
+. T. DAYS La Grande, 81 100.
j. 4. Moore CT al. To II. c. Raymond, lot :,
block -, Brooklyn add loo.
n; smith to II; 4. Bigeiow, lots 10, II. block
81 s. Graf 10 W. q. Noble, lots and s, block
4, TRAITS salmon bay, $50.
c. R. Carlson TO G. Cook, lot q. block -, Gil
81. !. al. co. to W. o. Daily, lot Is, block
Al, South park, SIS
f. A. Mckenzie TO T. II. Dempsey. undivided
si. s. lots % = 00eA . 'ss'ef anu A'eAs'''
T. b. Maple to Il. Smith. lots 9, and 9, block
II. W. Z. 1. Go. to Kent, $500.
C. q. Bradner to 4. Murphy, lot 30, block I.
Bradner's add, 800.
k ~ Peterson TO J. Corrigan, lot 3, block =,
I'd supi plat Crown add, sIg
s. Bignan to a. II. Ludwig, lot IS, block II.
Keystone 20 kirkland, sSa
State of Washington to Frank Hanford, lot Z,
block 5, Eastern. s2D5.
south Park Land Company to w. F. Williams,
lot "a. block 5, South Park, 80
A. Parker 10 &. X. HcMurray, blocks Is and
l., Hiawatlia PARK I'd. 81.
f.. Daniel ct al 10 VIM. Thomas, undivided y
OF lots 10 and l5 book ~. Gilman park, 81.
W. Phillip. 70 A. y Crawford, lots e and =
block 5. aud lot -, block e. East seattle, fs50
r.. G. Ncnicider to schwatnehcr Bros. Il Co..
tract or water front at Ballard, $500.
Everett smith 10 g. Hanson, VII lot 70, LAko
Dell, s7621
block ., White d. Co.'S 9Th to Kirkland, $50
I. r. Sherwood TO c. T. stone, lot q, block 81,
Lake Union 81.
G. p; stone 70 F. E. Sherwood, lot ., block q.
Lake Union, 81
Harry white Ct al TO F. IT, Myers ct a., sw,<
of sci. OF nei< see IL. -, s. $a.7jG.
l. Il. Tanner 10 7. III. Myers. lots 10 81, block
8: lots 10 TO -, block ?, Empire add 10 Kirk
i. Is. Tanner 10 r. Friday, lots II to g, block1
Empire add to Kirkland, 81.
X Friday ~ al. 20 L. b. Tanner, lots to l6
block /; lots a3 to 81 block Il; lots to Q aud %
to A.. block 2, Empire adj To kirkland, ST.
Lake Union, $40.
j. A. Moore ct al. 10 II. ID. Crocke-, lot IA, block
-, Brooklyn add, ;Sco.
:. 4. Hall to Il. b. Morton. lots L, 1s block 4
Game, 81.
Pla; No. /. chcritou tsardcns, $50
-. ]. simpson 20 g. 4. Upper, lots I, .. block a
Sander Bosnan &. T.. Co. q Isl, 5000.
w. VI. Beck to u. }. Pierce, acre in sec ., -
4. 800.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.


san Francisco, April 9.-Tlerc is moder-
ate demand for shipping wheat. but offerings
are light Quotations are higher. Barley is
steady, with fair demand for good and choice
feed. Oats are very firm and quotations in all
grades are higher. The stocks are light. Pota-
toes are still In active demand, owing to an in
crease in the shipping demand, and several
dealers received orders for quite large lots to be
shipped East The demand for new potatoes is
not picking up. Onions are somewhat weaker
The butter market shows TO signs OF picking up
and receipts continue very free, with limited de-
mand. Eggs are improving, and prices are
frrner Fruits are in good demand Riverside
oranges are selling well and stocks are none too
heavy. Some choice lots have sod as high as
S per box. Apples src poor and weak. Mexican
lines are still scarce and high. Early straw
berries are selling at 5sG75 cents per basket.
Asparagus is in liberal supply and cheaper.
Peas and rhubafb are firnl-
TIE RlsE IN WHEAT.
The steadily advancing tendency OF the wheat
market is at present the topic discussed ON
Change. The indications are that local export
ers, or those who had forcthonght to buy neay-
lily some time ago. win net handsome return.
Probably not few producers who sold carrier
in the season now regret having done so, though
in each season there are those who hold On too
long for raise aud finally have to accept much
lower prices than might have been obtained ~
other times. rs tie W neat Situation Is fOss Oh
speculative character, and the future more or
less uncertain regards values, though some OF
the shrewdest operators do not hesitate 10 take
their chances CT buying right along GA tie Tis-
ing market, the bulls have apparent reasons
for their course, which To be found in recent
reports, Official aud otherwise. respecting the
worlds prospective supply AID requirements.
California is now close upon another harvest
season. and the arrival OF new wheat viii affect
prices 10 some extent here, unless the producers
receive announcement irom abroad 10 pursue
the holding-on policy. The years Of iSs9 and
1880 are the only ones on record in which Cali
sornia wheat was received At tide water as early
as the month of May. Everything has been 50
favorable this year that new wheat may begin 10
arrive esrlier next month than in either OF the
years named
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AID ouoTAIsoSa
Produce rcceip,s-FIcur. 10000 quarter sacks.
wheat. s4sasy esatais. barley. $3.50 ccntals:
potatoes, i.uso sacks; bran, 600 sacks; mid
dlinxs. 1850 sacks
Fiour-Extsa, $I4515ido per bbl: haxes
extra. SGe5f1i-5: supeffiuc, &y.s0fFi@d
Mhext-About current range with yesterdays
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srArrrr Wash Feb % 100,

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. "a, 1891.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan: I am another
one who can testify to the wonderful
cures made by your Histogenetic medi-
cines. Alter taking treatment from sew
eral different physicians in the East for ten
years and receiving but little benefit gave
up nll hope of being any better. After
coming west heard of the Histogenetic
system and gave it trial. / was restored
to health and hope many others may be
benefited rs have been. Anyone wish
ing to know more than the above state
ment can find me on Eaton street, between
McClair and Wilfred.
ELLA HUDDLESTON.
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=
STERN
FACTS
ARE
EVER
CONVINCING
CARBosApo, PIERCE Co.. Wash, i
March 1S 1901

O1HrVNAUUe = CUs, ayn.,f
March Is, 1884,
Dr. Jo-dan-Dear Sir: Please look on
your records for my name, BENJAMIN Ed
wards, and send me the same kind of med
icine that | used for the lump which was
In my side. / remember that one Of them
was IT. and l think the other was NJ.
4ou have cured the lump. for which am
very thankful, and you can publish my
name If you think it will be of any adj
vantage to you. I want the medicines
now to send back to my daughter in the
state OF Indiana who has lump in her
side. similar to the one had, as near as
can judge by the letters that we receive
from her. One doctor says it is tumor
and another says it is caused from the
spleen. Please send the medicines at once,
for which enclosed find money order.
Yours, respectfully,
BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
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price for standard shipping; for choice parcels,
$i.tsls milling, si.ezt sol 50 for selected.
Rsricy-No. feed. sI.Ssls. choice. $l-sSs.o
La. common grades. si.ss. brewing 81 zfeL IS
for fair to good. and 81 ~ stsi % for choice
oats-SnFprsse $l.S5stfs0: milling, $l.7SA
i.se: good 10 choice. <a-5.ssti.ssia lair, @l.70n
LII gray, 81 TufIi.7.rs per eentai.
Corn--large yellow. 81. l.Sfia: small yci-
low, sl.scseL4ii.; white, $l.ssl .Jl-41a per GEN.
tai
wooi-Spring clip fooshili. isaac: Southern.
six months. lzal7c. Southern, twelve months,
l89lo,s &c; Nevada, i7tt2ec-
OPTIONS.
Cab hoard sales. wheat-Buyer 1891, N.sS1s1
l.ei.,. closing at si-5es4; buyer season., &l-5611
@i-5u3a, closing at $f.5S's-
sarley-Buyer season, 5sx9l.& closing
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PRAIRIE. Wash. April Q, 1891.
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir: You have done
my brother such wonderful good that
wish you would please send one of your
books, explaining the Histogenetic sys-
tenn, to the enclosed address, marking
scrofulous troubles. Very respectfully,
TAYLOR ARMANTR0UT
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RAILWATS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
h the lire to take 10 all points East and
South. II Is the pISISscA RorrE. II
runs through Nessbuied Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
mo change of cars)
Composed of Diaing Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST. SLEEPING CARS
Communications are both ERgE and furnished for
holders Of first or second-class tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines. AZ
fordng direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America, England and
Europe be purchased at any ticket Office of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For ST. Paul and Chicago 6:l5 a. M. and 200 m.
Portland and the south. Sis and $3.50 q. m. and
Chehaiis local. 100 p.
Anacortes express SAC a m.
Tacoma and ID. local. s:ls and $50 m; 1925.
200, 5:25 and S:2up IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From ST. Paul and Chicago. 1859 .. m and
Has p. IN.
Portland and the south, s:i0 D. M, AIS and
S:4S y.
clelaiis and Olympia, u 80 a m
Anacortcs express. $40 p. m
Sesiro and north. 1928 m.
Tacoma and local. $40. IL SO a. NJ. 2:45, 4:15,
S:i5 and IL AS ~
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St
Paul.
through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches. finest palace dining cars between
attic. Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily service.
Full information concerning rates time o. Trains
routes and other details furnished applica-
ton 10
A. u. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
III First ST. cor. Washington, Portland, Or.
A. CHILBERG. City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Sesler avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block. seattle. Wash.
l. A. NAnkAU, General A. enr and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle depot. foot Of Third street.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FTSANcIAL-m
LONDON, April a.-Closing consols: Money.
967s money account, o67s; z. s. As, 123<;
y. $ iiss, ioi. Bar silver. 44ssd per ounce
Money, iper cent.
BgEADSTrrFs
LIVERPOOL. April o-wheat--1n poor de-
mand: Kansas winter. IS 4isd, firm.
F.our-ln good demand; St Louis fancy win
ter. lis "a. nrin.
corn-penand fair for spot. with futures In
less demand: spot and April. 6s ls4d. arm;
May, - 2 I'd, firm.
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Columbia. watch II grow.
Columbia. watch it grow.


By sending any change in residence or place
oil business TO Us At once the correction can b
made Ia the forthcoming issue OF fha directory.
foLK's sEATILE DIRECTORY COMPANY.
Il Koxweil block
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DR.. JoRDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
gene.ic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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Ms. Charles knssel. OF Eastern Oregon, ~
currd Of asthma Q: nfiecn years standing ~
Moore E.v@aied Remedy.
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columbIa, watchii grow.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
Exchanges for the Day Were
S157, O6O.72.
THE PRICE OF MILK REDUCED.
Wheat Firm and Nine Carloads Re-
ceived Yesterday-Cureda and
rickied Meats Advance.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HAEsoE TODAY.
HIGH WATER. Low WATER
a nj Il. p. M #. j.. m. fl. PM Il.
s.l2 70. 10 60 lille Il.as IS go 10
AT POET TOWNSEND.
l.ls 20 600 50 lI.8l % 1855 40
S82rTLE. April Q. 1871.
Exchanges ut Seattle clearing house today
amounted to $751; .o5o72. The balances were s45,-
ASH.
Markets
Wheat remains frm at So cents for No. walla
Waila- Nine carloads were received at the Seat
tie elevator yesterday. The supply OF Eastern
creamery butter is still rather short, but good
stock OF California roll arrived yesterday on the
Waila WaIla Prices remain firm. The price of
milk has been reduced from 60 cents 10 % cents
per gallon. Cured and picked rieats have ad-
vanccd about cent per pound
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Scrthe.n
Pacihc, $40 tons; Columbia Puget Sound,
20 tons: Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern. IS
tons. By wa,cr-Mahci. a tons; Henry Bailey,
40 tons: City OF Seattle. i6 tons: Washington, IA
tons: Fairhaven, 10 toas; trace. ) tons; leila, 4
tons: Glide, tons; 4. Il. Robinson, tons.
Total shipments, 779 tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE EEcEfPrs.
Produce and merchandise have been received
ct the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours ~ follows: By rail--Sorthern Pa
ci.c, $50 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, IS
tons: Seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern, 402 tons
BY water-Talla Walia, Sol tons; l.skme, 90
tons. Fairhaycn, IS tons; Washington, ~ tons:
City of Seattle, 10 tons: w. i. Munroe, 10 tons
Total receipts, sos tons.