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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16

Tbere are sfilI 20 TRIMMED HATS for
YOU to plck from-all colors anu pltfN
styles ADAPTED Tor both ladies' a anI cu ,p-
plies TO every Trimmed Hat and B''"''
I'm the house.
Special prices on all our UNTRIMMED
FELT ~ --,N- Avn
The 4Sc. WIRED EDGE TAN AND
GRAY SHAPES reduced 20 PC. ...,.,.,,
The new shapes I'm SATIN TOPS VIII
FELT BRIM reduced from - ana hoc' 10
CHU,DREN'S HATS. In all colors with
fancy braid on brims. th8t sold for - ano
SSc. all reduced 20 SOC. .
Best grade NAVY AND BLACK DENT
CROWN WALKING HATS, that sell Tor
81 elsewhere. we are selling for t'c.
TRIMMED FELT SAILORS. Navy ana
Black. reduced To iSc. .
CHILDBEN'S TAM O'SHANTERS. I'm
Red. NavN and Black. just The thing FOR
school wear I'm all sizes.
Complete variety OF BOYS ETON AND
CADET CAPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
DYaperieS.

pair Derby Curtains with fringe re-
duced from 81 TO So.
pair Sllk-Stripe Curtains, reduced from
ST. to s..
1 strip silk Curtain in old Gold, re-
duced from $50 to $3.50.
10 pair Madras Curtains reduced from
81 10 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-16
l. a dies r ain Coats.

b ladies CI0th-surIace Maclntoshe5
with military capes, reduced from SO
10 S. each.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01
An Outsiders View Of It.

The following is from the Dawson
Times: In the last issue of the James
town Capital, its editor clearly passes the
lie to The Alert, and accuses that journal
OF mendacity, when it claims that 46 per
cent is a fair estimate of the dividend
that may ultimately be declared to de-
positors OF the Lloyds' detunct bank.
The Capital pretends to show that there
will be possible margin of $4,000 over
and above paying one hundred cents on
the dollar to depositors, and accuses
The Alert OF double-dealing, dishonesty
of motive, and a 'desire to deceive the
depositors into disposing of their certifi-
Gates for little or nothing under the false
pretense that they will finally get littls >
or nothing"
Whew!-that looks we'll on paper
doesn't lt?-but We wonder what sort of
an axe the Capital is trying to grind
how much OF "rake-off" does it get
from the principals in this confidence
game by thus trying to bolster up their
cause and soft soap the depositors into the
belief that their claims are good for the
face value. From all the data the Times
has been able to gather it wsuld appear
that 46 per cent estimate is an exceed
ingly liberal one, and, as tho mate
cussedness of the Lloyds and the rotten
ness OF their methods becomes more
forcibly impressed upon the people, with
each succeeding day, it would almost
seem that the charge Of mendacity must
surely reflect back upon the Lloyd organ
which made the charge. We know Of
quite a number of depositors with de-
posits ranging from $1,000 upwards
who would be only too glad to compro-
mise their claims on 40 per cent basis
men OF rare business ability, and thor
oughly acquainted with the value of
North Dakota securitles-and when any
journal advocates such imposslbllities as
the Capital sets forth, they do not hesi-
tate to pronounce it dead rot" and
wonder how much OF their deposits has
found its way into the editorial sock A
gentleman from Bismarck, who got MP
ped In the failure to the tune Of sl,S0O,
remarked to Times reporter the other
day: Who Is trying to buy up these
claims for less than they are worth. any
way? I would like to see h,m-I will
take 25 per cent for mine"-and this
seems to be the prevailing opinion
among the majority OF depositors. Clear
ly the stand taken by the Capital is
"6shy'-what q the motive?
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01
Commissioners Can Help.

Gov. Shortr,dge desires to call the at
tention OF county commissioners to chap.
ter 81 OF the laws OF 1891, which pre-.
scribes the manner OF destroying
"Noxious Weeds;" the Russian cactus is
named az one Of these weeds, and it is
under this law that the state cactus
committee will frame their plan for joint
action on the part 1T our state authori-
ties for Its determination. County CON-
m,ssioners should hold themselves in
readiness to move promptly and in con.
cert With the committee when ready for
action. The executive further says:
II hope the press will discourage pub
lications claiming the cactus is bless
ing to the state. II every farmer in the
cactus district would discontinue the
growing of grain and had the money to
fence in his farm and buy sheep, and sell
wool at loo. pc. ponnd, it might aid him
in ridding his farm of the cactus. But
our farmers have not got tho money to
buy sheep, nor can they afford to miss
grain crop and support their families; so
it is worse than nonsense for men to
talk about utilizing the weed. or exter-
m;natlng it by pasturage.
II am in correspondence with our SEN
ators and the United States commits
sioner of agriculture. and am encouraged
to believe that we will get national ap-
preparation; il SO, with prompt action on
the part OF our county officials, we may
be able to get rid of the cactus, the
worst of all noxious weeds.
Il have assurances Of hearty co.opera-
ton from the governors of Nebraska,
South Dakota and Minnesota
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01
Medals for Prize Winners.

The medals for the successful contest
ants at the state oratorical contest have
been received by the state superintend-
ent and have been sent to contestants.
The first prize, senior class, is solid
Is karst gold medal. Tue second prize
a solid silver medal. The prizes for the
junior class are a solid gold and silver
medal for first and second prize. All the
medals are neatly and tastefnlly en-
eraved with the name OF the successful
contestant snd 1888 Orstorical Contest,
N. D."
THIS contest was the happy thought Of
Mrs. Eisenhuth, state superintendent,
who bore the expenses OF printing and Of
the medals.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01
The Reign of Bacilli.

Grand Forks milkmen are advertising
milk from cows that drink nothing but
artesian water and thereby convey no
microbes to the lacteal fluid.
Grand Forks Herald: An illustration
Of the claim that the prevailing fever is
due TO the water is found in the case of
the two sons of Mr.. Fleming of Mallory,
MINI, who died within few hours of
each other. Both young men had been
at work in the woods b. the river cutting
wood and drank the water which they
took from the river through the ice. The
family at the house used we'll water and
none Of them we're sick.
A religious devotee, with a highly
spiritual organization, writes a letter to
the public admonishing all to fear not,
bnt trust in God. 1t is sin, she says.
that has brought about the epidemic
they are having. She explains the stu
alton as follows: 1.-The primary causes
are the same always, namely: First-A
belief of life in the flesh instead OF the
recognition Of spirlt as life, Second
Love OF the pleasures of the senses.
There is no material life principle in the
body. Physiology and anatomy fail to
unfold It; it ever eludes the minutest
analysis. Spirit Is the life principle. Yet
the world has revolted from spirit-God
and blindly bslives in mechanical
life principle, which propels the blood
through heart and vein and controls the
whole modus operandi of the body.
Seeking to correct this idolotrous belief,
Jesus declared, 1T is the spirit that
quickeneth; the flesh protiteth nothing"
All physical action, both voluntary and
seemingly involuntary, is mental"
Six bodies awaited burial at one und-
ertaker's establishment one day last
week
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01

ton, which made an assignment to H. A.
Soliday, July "a, 1883. The bank was
organized in 1890, o. G. Meacham, pres
ident, owning 20 shares; @. B. Meacham,
with 20 shares, and J. w. Mescham, with
10 shares. The examiner says: II con.
cider this failure the natural outgrowth
OF gross misrnanagement.so Ion the part of
the president. To begin with the presl-
dent allowed himself the liberal salary of
Sl25 q month. The cashier was paid $50
q month; then there we're the other ex-
penses Of taxes, insurance, stationery,
fuel, lights, &C., aggregating an amount
equal to about one-balf the capital each
year. found serious discrepancy be-
tween the list of bills receivable and the
larger accounts OF notes and bills dis
counted, j. 9. found great many notes
among the bills receivable which did not
show on their record of bills receivable,
also great many notes which appeared
on their list of bills receivable were un-
paid and yet were missing"
The report gives another transaction,
showing careless banking methods on
the part of the Darlington bank. This
refers to the account between Meacham' s
bank and the James River National bank
of this place. The books of the latter
had been properly and accurately kept,
bUt on the books Of the Darlington bank
there showed difference of S3S9.9
which had accumulated for four or five
years and was finally charged off to
profit and loss.
TWO OTHERS.
The report refers to two other banks
the Bank of Rolla and the Dawson State
bank, wherein irregularities in manage
ment have been found. but which are
not classed as failures. as the examiner
believes the depositors will be paid in
full. The banks, however, have been
closed and their affairs are being wound
up. The examiner adds that he pro-
poses to close mp all institutions in the
state operating under the state law and
doing business IN unsafe and unlawful
way, and that in doing SD be will have
the cooperation of all banks desirous of
carrying on a safe and legitimate bust
ness.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01

Mr. Becks. the efficient foreman OF the
Grand Forks Daily News. fell down at
the paper cutter in the Office yesterday,
overcome with the prevailing malady.
He is now reported as improving
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01

the past year. In the three counties of
LaMoure, Stutsman and Foster where
the treasurers lost through the failures
OF banks, the counties will not be put to
loss.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01

The county commissioners of Nelson
county have decided to rent the court
house for travelling dramatic or profess
sionsl entertainments at the rate OF SIS
per night, $40 for local entertainm ents,
except political meetlngs and school ex-
hibltions. which are free.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-02-01
The Microbe Malady.

The citizens committee appointed by
Mayor Withheld of Grand Forks, to IN
vestigate the cause and nature Of the
present epidemic, in partial report to
the council state that the prevailing dis
ease is typhoid fever. and the cause, i'm
pure water. A telegram from DR.. Vaughn,
to whom the sample Of water was sub
United 0y the committee, says that the
water contains typhoid germs. Speci.
meme obtained from post mortem exam.
nations have been pronounced by experts
to be typhoid lesians. The committee
emphatic the necessity OF boiling all
water used for drinking purposes, also
that all excreta from patients should be
disinfected and recommend copperas for
that purpose as being the cheapest and
best
Prof. Babcock OF tho state university,
has made sanitary analysis Of water
taken from . tap at the university and
states that he considers the water unsafe
unless boiled.
Thursday morning Sam Hagen, q
working man OF that city, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor. He was fearful Of getting the dis
ease and OF becoming dependent, al
though he had wages due him and
property worth 500.
Wednesday night E. NJ. Brown, clti-
zen, died Of the malsdy, his wife having
died short time before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31
CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 80. ~ Whear-Market
opened &c lower. declined &c more on
weaker cables, increase IN loadines for Eu-
ropean countries aud mider weather; raj
lied sc on free buying for time, but weak
ened again on heavy offerings declining
&C and closed easy, &c lower than yester-
day. Receipts, 81 600 bushels; shipments,
1000 bushels. Closed: Cash, 591.c; May,
631sc.
CONFIRMS: cash, 35Isc; May, 3s1c.
0ats-Easy; cash, 2774c; May, 29s4c.
Rye-44iSc.
Barley-Sominal.
Flax-Si.3sis.
Timothy-si i5t14 20.
Pork-Easy; cash. $3.50; May, sl2 S51s.
Lard-Easy: cash. Sz571a; May. S7.42Js.
Short ribs-Easy: cash, $o.42h; May.
S6.521s.
Shoulders-$62 5Gs.5o.
Short ciear-$700G725
.Whisky-$i.i5.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts, 4,00G head. One load
prime steers at $40: others. 81. 10
IA 81: common. s5,25G3.75; Texans,
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, Is, 600 head. Market
active at steady to Toe lower: packers and
mixed. So. l01530. prime heavy and
butchers weights. s5.55d5. 40; prime light,
s. 250f5.35
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
steady; natives. S250d265; Western, 81 rs
$3.50; Mexican wethers, y3.40@3 90 +;
lambs. $3,00@3.s5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate trans actions from January /,
1894. are $780,, 522 There were flied for
record yesterday Is deeds, the considera-
tons aggregating S30,9S5. following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
& Co., abstractors Of titles, Il6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
III. Edwards to Viola Anders, block g..
West Shore add. $50
Louisa Denny TO Mary Giimour, lot q
block 3d. d. T. Denny's Home, $3.50.
j. y. WallinSford to Otto Sommer. swL
OF swl4 OF SEA sec %, ip 70, r 4. 10 acres.
<l.5oo.
Mcknight Land 4 Inv. Co. to J. +. Nc
Nanght. lots and s. block 20, Terry's add,
$l5.000
Charles Lindquist to Aiph A. Linquist,
lot 80 block -, South Park, $i25.
Annie Anderson to II. Weiander, sell Of
swJt of swIt sec 81. tp %. r 5. $500.
NJ. Hines to Cora Hines. 40 acres In sec
5, tp %. r q. 81.
F. O'Meara to Sisters of Holy Names, sw
- Of nel{ of nwl{ sec ~. tp Is. r 8, 5000
III. G. travis 10 4. l.. Broughton, lot l.
block TO- Dibble's LIST add to Ballard. $i25
Laksvsey Cemetery Association TO Guy
c. phinney est, lot les. Lakeview ceme-
terry. 81 coo.
". Jensen to August Franek, lot -.
Lake Dell and other, $500.
August Franck TO Bruno Fraas, same,
$. OF W. to /. n. Martin, lot Is, somer-
vile ttax deed). sS51
Henrietta Gusheim TO A. Gu.heim, 4 of
md y lots 10 4, block 40. Lake Union,
500.
f. BIewett 10 Louis Johnson, lots aud
5. block L. Denny 4 Hoyt's add, $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. M-The vegetable
market is very quiet this morning. There
are light arrivals OF rhubarb; asparagus
was lower. Potatoes are weak at quota
tons. Onions are firm. There are no
changes in fresh fruits. At the orange
auction yesterday one car load was sold at
regular rates. Choice red apples sell we'll.
The market for dairy products is steady
outside of eggs, which are weaker for all
kinds. Eastern poultry still keeps coming
In. forcing California raisers to hold their
stock off the market. Game rules firm.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks,
81. 100; wheat, centais, ?, I50; barley, CEN
tats. L.. 3S3; beans. sacks. sos; potatoes,
sacks. 4. 29i: Oregon, 3S7: onions. SACKS.
800; bran, sacks, less; middlings, sacks,
-.
nsEAnsTurFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-we quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, 81 40935o per barrel:
bakers extras. s3So@3 40; superfine, s.. 40
126o
Wheat-No. Shipping. 97hc; choice,
S.0I1.: milling. SL02is@I07}s.
barley-No. l feed. 7oc; choice bright,
76isc; brewing, sS6f92]Sc
oats-Red. sl@i.i5; black, eocGsi *;
milling. sLi5@i 22IS; fancy feed. sI.200e
l.24is good Iu cnolce. 81 III 6lII7Ik: com
mon 20 fair, ssiceeSL07IS: surprise, 81 256.
i.55, gray, SL0esLl5 per eental.
FISAScIAL~
DFafts-on sight, New York. per 500,
l5c premium.
Sterling bsiis-on London. 6o-day bank.
s4s6.
SILVER bars. ner ounce. e3ss@e6Hc.
Mexican doilars-539SR5ic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31

The important changes in the price of
farm products during the last week have
been comparatively few. bat mean many
thousands OF dollars to- farmers.
The potato market has gone 70 pieces.
Alter high prices have been maintained
fer several weeks. during which time far
mers have declined to move their stocks,
there - a sudden decline of about s. per
ton. This is caused by large shipments
from California aud the fac: that the large
supply IL beginning to move.
Hops are unchanged in price but there
Is no demand. The latest news from Eng-
land indicates that hops are firm at the re-
duCed prices.
Eges have declined still further and are
now nearly down to- summer prices. Dairy
products are unchanged and poultry is
weak at prices quoted.
There is decline in cabbage and beets
anu fruits are also weak.
Nothing is doing In wheat and quota
tions, while unchanged, are merely nom
inal, For local consumption prices have
shaded of little.
Lard and provisions are now quoted
shade lover than last weeks figares
Business is reported very quiet by all
dealers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31

This agreeable ana efncac,ous Tooth Powdss. -
fAhiishsd by more han twenty yeas eSpertsnc~
hAs received the sanction OF the msmbsrS Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city seEsr-
ally. and BY them IL IL daily rscommeadsA esd
prescribed II Is as pleasant In the application -
q Is excellent IN its eects speedily readsrs me
ese,h white and smooth. the gums heasihfa. ret
and Arm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition II gradually but sf-
fecsuaily removes tartar ans destroyes the para
sitseai animalculs which neglect may have PER
mitssd to collect AMI prevents thsr further accu-
mutation. thus servinE ~ . complete bsautines
and preserver OF the teeth. Microscopic examlnar
tions have been made OF the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
ali classes Of society ana OF every variety OF bodily
condition. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist In great
numbers Experiments were made for their 70
novsi and the ingredients used In Lueins Tooth
Powder were found to be nost easctual. destroy
ing them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness friends ~ - par
nitte1 ~ publish the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31

Iriess Paid 10 Farmers for Countr,
EFadas~.

Produce.
The following quotations are tho prices
pad 30 farmers aud producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 lee delivered in Seattle;
hors--Choee, I5e: medium. iodi4c per
pound.
HAY-(Tn car load ioss)--Puget sound.
f3@e per ton.
1RAIN-(In car load lots)--oats. choice
sis.10; barley, SO per ton; wheat. chicken
iced. slAe Gs 400; corn, SD: cracked. S2L
forAToES Potatoes 81 6si2 per ton.
bCTfER, E0Gs AND PoULTRY- Handled
on commission.
hinEs PTLTs AND TAILow-Heavy saited
Steers. over 40 los. per TO- &c: medium. per
u, 2hc; light under s6 lbs. per ID. &c: saited
kib. e. ana calf. per IT,. 56E4c; green
hides lie less than sailed: dry hides, per
le,4is c; dry h. per 10. s0tsc, dry deer
.kins summer. per 10. so; good winter.
is@iSc; poor and thin winter. 5@Ioc;
sheep skins. lSGc25c; iull WOO. zoe; WOO.
bSs e her III; taaow. 2k@3lsc
LAVE SToCk-Cholcs beet cattle. 2i@0f
she, choice sheep, Sc. good hogs, oeg
dc calves, large. &c. small. &c per 10.
loGs--supertor quality. Ter NJ. nr. 81 50
$3.50; choice cedar. "a. sd So common,
per VI, 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31

HOPS.
Hops-Duli: state, common 10 choice,
123g2c; Pacific coast, l6e22c.
wool
Wool--Steady; domestic fleece. ie125c;
pulled, 30eg2 Csc; Texan, l06lSc.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper-Duil; Lake. So. 40 bid.
Lead-Quiet; domestic. $50
Tin-Duil: Straits, SO IS asked.
Coffee-0ptions opened steady at to 10
points advance and ruled generally firm
on Mathews estimate of 1900. 600 bags of
Rio and 8, 80. coo OF Santos available for
export from next crop: closed dull nj 5
points decline TO 10 points advance. Sales,
8. 80 bags. including February, $l635 /:
March, si605Ii6 L. Spot Rio-Easier;
No. Z. 1zixc; nominal.
Sugar-Raw, firm; musccvado, s9-test,
ii-l6c. Refined. quiet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-31

AAt toi+uNlng are the prices paid pF re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered st the
wharf or on the cars. or the iohbing rates
gueled hy wholesale dealers.
srATIE oRocERiEs.
SreaR--tJobbing}--tio,drn &c" in bib.
fEE 81. 4t.e extra c. ia BIOL. per IN. sisc F;
Ia hbl. per 10. 6; dry granu ated.
y eai. Der lo, D.; cube. 5skc. powdered,
se PFlees quoted are tor spot cash.
Asps sugar, iac per Ito
flour, rrc. -- (lobhiurl -- Washington
s,s'eh' Per be,. s; patent S. 2sesS sos Calf
sSthia brands. SEQ. buCk a heat aour. per
e., $50, Ter cWt $3.50. graham. per hhl
s~sl, OF l0-to sacks. Si.13 per cwt. rye
Neaf, per tei. S40o; or lob sacks. g. -
Ess"l, rye meai. per hhl, SS,GS: rcr cwi,
s~~si cat greats. per nbl. <a'ssst. -; hon.
HF' Ter rWt, s. -. cracked wheat, per
ssA Si3, ro!ied wheat. SA1a per b6l;
ae.e shHat -four. per cwt, s27o, pearl
,1sses, Der 10 Ah.c split peas. per lo, 4isc;
49,, sss3s corn Hsat. yellow, st.@o per cwt Ia
49, SACKS: Sos 81 ~: White iAs, <s.uo. SIS.
s.sl sace Hour. ltS. $50
., hssNs-t J obbInEl-SmaN white, Per IN
ss@S; pink, per IN 81: Bsyos. per
20; entter. Per lb, 4t.e; Lima, per 10.
htSs -t9ohhtnEl -- japan, s. lAVf6. %;
A.eloa, 81 ~ a-so; China, S4.73 per ewt !;
",aed, s -.,e{5.,u
ash FEAs-t Jo5oiagl - Field. per ~. &c.
si~t@ o5o.us Liverpool, sa-lh sacks.
Ton, SSAeo American dairy. So-lb
- - Per ton, SO Coast. background.
'e sacks. yer ton. Sill; 51-lb sacks. psr
- IL a~.b sacks = in bale. SO; $40
=. - n eale. $50; io-lb sacks. = in
s.e
a s tioAb.ag4- Home rendered, Ter
LA e.ass. uegoes, i21sc. Rex Leaf. los. c;
80 soeanoana. ,lerces. S9.c.
n ss,A~t joooinT &c Mocha. per
49, Java, eer 10, 99}sc, Costa kioa.
$500, Ter 70. ssi-c. RIO prr IN, ssi-c,
ssd-Arhaek e. IN iet!b cases. per
~ -, u~1b cases. per cSt. $50:
y ss1s Ss, per csg. $3.50, lava. tsAlb tln
a. Fr 10 2'sc; 80 and i0sl-lb sacks.
Java s~!h tins. Sac, Alden Mocha.