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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
Detective Philbrick Confirms the Re-
port of such n Place.

Detective Phlbrick continued his inves-
tigataon yesterday afternoon of the re-
port that young boys congregated In a
Japanese billiard and pool room In she
southern part OF the city and enjoyed them
selves with cards and the ivory spheres.
He has come to the conclusion that there
IS a great deal OF truth in the report, and
Il he can get good evidence that poker
was played for money he will cause the
arrest OF the proprietors. He said that he
was greatly surprised on learning the
names OF some of the boys that have been
wasting their time in such harmful pleas
ure The statement had been made by a
boy whose name could not be learned that
part Of the money stolen from the steamer
EvangeI- was gambled away IN this resort.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
APPEAL FOR CARTER.
n. slayer Of Ling, the China
nan, Carries His Case Up.
,,esHuNoToNMILL COMPANY WIN
-..as~< IN tn Favor for Material Fur
.sshea De Lion Dry Dock-Grif-
nfh Case With the Jury.

attorneys for Joseph Carter, Brady
e ard Mcbride Bros. filed In .hs Sc
e.~a~ court yesterday their brief 10 the
- !. their ciieat. on appeal. Carter was
-~xt.sG o. n1anslaughter and sentenced
= .<r years for the unlawful killing OF the
.-s~ess cook. Charles Ling. on the steamer
90 IN Angus; last. The brief Is written
-, typewriter, and Is the first OF this kind
81 ever passed through this court 20 the
s1rrsnse court. there being a rule in the
s-s.u,es prohibiting II. but IN this case a
s5<esal ruling was made by the justices,
- he request Of Ar. Gay, who wrote them
shzs Carter was wholly without means
au9 unable 70 furnish money for printed
arzEs. etc.
get two points are raised In the brief.
1ss, tina. the verdict Is contrary to the law
aa evidence. and secondly, errors OF Law
ss the courts charge TO the jury. In the
statement Of the case. counsel lay great
srszs on the TACT that no witness for the
gate testified TO being an eye witness or
ssssag any part OF the ARRAY. while on the
rzrt OF the defense. witness Harry Young,
No relative OF the accused and a dfssuser-
esssd party. and the defendant himself. tes-
tGe4 10 a number OF facts. which, Il true,
nade the act OF Carter one OF self-defensa.
Tas second poInt and one on which the de-
fezse lays great stress. Ii that OF the errors
s.seged TO have been made by Judge Graves,
o. Ellensburg, who tried the case in Judge
flames absence. In speaking OF this por-
coz OF the Judges charge, the brief says:
The learned Judge appeared TO be in
rambling mood. for surely he Travelled on.
o. any OF the well beaten paths OF the Jaw
Of self-defense In his charge, which was:
The law regards human life as the most
sacred OF ell interests committed 10 It's pro-
fscton. and there can be no successful set
ting 70 Of seIf-defense by defendant L n
less the taking OF his adyersary's life is
tie only reasonable resort OF the party to
save his own life, or his person, from
dreadful harm or severe calamity. feloni-
ous in It's character
The latter words. the attorneys claim.
we're never seen In any law book. uui.ss #
Is something extremely late. In support OF
this they cite the eases OF the state VS.. Ed
wards. and the state VS.. Rose, In which the
court has held that a conviction on the I'M
supported evidence OF an accomplish cam
not be sustained. In support of their first
point, they quote the evidence OF two OF the
Witnesses for the state. both of whom tes-
chsd that they did not ses the actual COM
bat, but say Carter go In the direction CT
the galley. The defense claims that he Cid
not 20 there for the purpose OF encounter
Ing tho cook. but 10 get his hat and report
the vile language used by Ling to the cap
tain and then take the wheel. which had
been his custom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

gwen TO the jury yesterday afternoon n
I'D O'Clock. and that body Instructed To
return sealed verdict this morning
Most OF yesterdays session was taken up
IN arguments. the court holding In the
charge 10 the Jury. that I. was necessary
On the part OF the defendant Collins 10 show
fnat the note was delivered upon condition
that the other sureties Egn IL, and
that notice thereof should Be brought to
the attention OF the city's officers before ifs
acceptance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
MILL COMPANY WINS.
A Verdict for st.158.is for Material
-. O.. Il....l.

Verdict for 81. s53.is Tor Material
Furnished DE Lion Dry Dock.
TIE Washington NH Company yester-
Cav obtained verdict for N,Ts2fs IN the
FEDERAL court, in It's spit against Louisa
lie lion. execatrix q the VIII OF w Il. De
f1oa This amount was TIE Balance % an
sccount for rsw material furnished by tho
NIL far huuaing the cid De Lion dry dock
a. Port Townsend. which was e~st under
taken hv tha Puget Sound Dry Dock Com
rany and afterward prosecuted BY the
PeEet Sound Dock Company. tn both 81
Which organizations Z. ". TIE LION was
'Ae most nromlnent man. The defense set
a. the theory that the REORGANIZATION or
ths dock ccrnrany and The chsuge - name
ve'aed al contracts ruaGe win the orig
hal company. hut the plaintiff. besides
raintafning that there hsd been virtually
No change IN the company. proved having
reoeivea q personal guarantee rom De
LES that the material would - paid Ter.
TIE case occs7pfed nearly the entire day,
sHs " took TIE jury only few minutes
Yesterday afternoon 20 reach a verdict IN
favor % the plaintiff for the fen amount
aske3 FOR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
THorGur THEY LOVED HIN.
Benjamin johnson Goes Insane on Love
and l. sent To steilacoom.

and Is sent To stetiacoom.
A man with cisheveied hair. .eedy
clothes. battered hat and unshayen face
and giving his name as Benjamin Johnson.
stood hefors Judge Langley yesterday
charged with insanity. He was discovered
or Wednesday roaming about different
buildings on Pike street. looking for women
who he declared, were I'm love with him
and desired that be should marry them.
IN fact he imagined himself a veritahle
Bear Brammel. and said he was irresistible
20 The female sex,
Drs Sparkling and T. NJ. Young examined
tire man yesterday. ana in answer % the
question. ARA you fond Of women he
would exclaim IN a foolish giggling man
ner. ''Ye-es. sir DO" HIS mode OF an
sweriag questions and hts whole appear
snce could not - mistaken. and
be was committed BY the Judge
sna taken 80 che asylum dur
irg the day. Tie unfortunate Is q years
Of are. and a native ~ Iceland lie IS =
wiaoweF and has a child Is years cid 20
loak out for fle IL not especially danger
ous. hclag more ~ a nuisance and bother
60 TIE geuticr sex.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
King Comfy Immigration society.

Pursuant to the recommendation OF the
state Immigration convention recently held
in Seattle the citizens OF King county In
terested In promoting desirable immigra-
ton are called to meet or Saturday, Feb
ruary /, 1885. at 10 o'clock a m, at the
rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce. for
the purpose of organizing King County
Immigration Society auxiliary 10 the
WASHINGTON Immigration Association
JOSEPH SHIPPEN.
Chairman Of the King County Delegation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
Charles II Bowles vs.. Thomas Gowen.
Ellen j. Gowen, E.W 8. Tfngie and Charles
s. Palmer ortgaged coupon bond; u.loo
and interest.
". a. Gardner vs. Edward w. Mans
Unlawful detention Of property and dam
John Drummerhouse VS.. Otto e. Gran
Eton and Amanda. c. Granston-Promissory
note and mortgage; $3.50
J. w Shsehan and r. II. Hamnl vs..
James Campbell ct ux.-Transcrfpt from
Justice Caidwelrs court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Tomorrow Saturday will - smother re5
letter Gay az the Fulton Market Our
house - completely lined with chcl-e poul-
try. ard pr8ces On same VII ranwe very
law We wEl also give y0a another ~
drive sn p0rk products both f-~ss and salt
Special rr5oes al through the house during
these sales. II ycu have never attended
che CO the Fultan Market special sales. yo1
10 rot knew what yc1 naiss these hsr4
tines Come sz1 see us t0zzcrr5E. @Hal-
ton Market EIiuckiey block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
The Lotteries Are Not Mtrei out.

The last OF the lottery cases VII Be tried
this afternoon in the police court. Judge
Glasgow has not given a decision IN the
other cases, so II is presumed that he VIII
DISPOSE of them at one time. The decision
in this matter does not prevent the lotts-
RES from running In a quiet manner. Raid
after raid has been made on the Chinese
stores and enough goods captured to start
many firms IN business. II is fact. how
ever. that the evil IS not rooted out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

...-ty. wears ago" says Angs A. Lewis
,,t-s-s \. Y. II had constant cough.
rtrht sxeatz. was Sreasiy Feancea n eesn.
- -. - 49, given Cd ~ nv physicians
-, a take Ayers Cherry Pectorzl
- = sster using two bottles was completely
cured 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
Fine Piece of Work.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Morris yes
terday finished the arduous duty of real
ing over the voluminous statement OF facts
prepared BY the attorneys for the McCanns,
ana fled in thu superior court several
amendments OF minor nature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
The Ttrpes Divorce Case.

Mrs Tigges wife OF the man who at
tempted to take her life On December 2
by shooting her twice. and who has since
been sent 10 thu asylum at Steilacoou1, viii
soon have her wish 10 be once again single.
as Judge Humes signed default In her
case against her crazy husband yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Alfred Tobin. OF the Hibernia bank. San
Francisco. is In New York. negotiating a
purchase OF United States bonds. and Wiz
bfgv al least 81 oso 90 worth. James r. Kel-
". president Of the bank. stated that the
institution refused 10 enter the syndicate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Hairs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
Is. unauestlo nably, the best preservative
OF the hair II IS also curative OF dan
drun. letter and all scalp affections.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31
Better
Health
Than Ever

IAN attack of La Grippe, three
wears ago, left me a physical
wreck. and being naturally trail
and delicate. il seemed as II /
never should rally again. In
duced at last 10 try
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Yves examined free. Mss T. WaxiHski
s~.s,.at4 0prscsan New York eye keSpi-
taI practiee. SCI First avenue. corner Co
lurEalssa. IL drug store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Visit the Fulton Market tomorrow and
see what our special sale On ali meats and
poultry means.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-31

Do yce want AaEyon's RsEaedies7 Order
,s~n through the mad % Stewart *
Ao.rnes prug Company.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24

ings), on the 300 level they have carried mn mn
raise rect: total height 81 feet; the Top is In
porphyry and stringers of ore. Have connected
t1is up ase with the north stope from uprsise l,
1lUO level; advanced the east crosscut from he
bottom OF the winZe IA fee;; total length 20 feet;
race Is In porphyry. No ore was extracted during
the past week.
Con- CAL. q Va, BEST & BELcHER AND GOULD
East crosscut i, started from the station, was ex-
teno 81 feet, passing through porphyry and
quartz total length SO feet. Tunnel-rhe main
tunnel mas been extended 16 feet, ssing throuk
Beicher ground 1l6 feet West crosscut 5, which
Was started 500 feet from the mouth OF the tunnl e
was advanced 2 feet, total ength 157 feet, face
IN porphyry and stringers of quartz The joint west
crosscut on the Best & Belcher south boundary
mas been advanced feet, passing thr ugh porphyry
ana quartz, tota: length SO feet
dALE S NORCROSS brunswick lode)-S Shaft l.
Inc smart has been sunk IL feet on the inci ne,
passing through footwall rock; total depth us
feet. 400 level-No. east crosscut, started from
AZ feet; total length IS feet: face in porphyry
ana stringerS OF quartz. Advanced No 2 east
crosscut, started II feet from south bou ndary
In ma south drift 1b feet; total length 80 feet;
continue to cut strngers of quartz: the face Il
porrnyry. Started a north rift from this cross
cut DO lee from the main south drift and extend
cd he same 2l feet, following strnger OF ;artz
assaying from SO to $40 per ton: face now In por-
phyry and stringers of quartz.
CHoLLAR brunswick lode)-Shaft 1.-The shaft
mas been sunk II fes I, passing through the foot
wall. total depth on The incline, 716 feet. 800
IeVei-Have advanced east crosscut rs feet
south OF east croSscut / "a feet; total depth 81
feet The face is in porphyry and seams of quartz
Are working on the third floor OF the uprais The
ore continues OF about the same width aud quality
as at last rel ort. 400 level-Have advanced the
main SOU drift so feet; total length LAB feet; the
lace Is IN porphyry and stringers OF quartz which
give low ASSAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Boards OF STATESMEN,

Mckinley and Bryan Are Like Many
Famous Old-Tiners.
Both Major Mckinley and Mr.. Bryan
are smooth shaven, like the beardless
statesmen of the olden time. Still, the
old-timers were not all smooth of face, no
matter how smooth they may have been
in come directions. There were some very
smooth articles of politicians among those
old fellows, as witness the little deal be-
tween Hamilton and Jefferson. which re-
suited in Hamilton getting his financial
bill through the House and Jefferson get
ting the National capital located on the
Potomac River. Washington, our first
President, was smooth OF face, but John
Adams wore short side whiskers, but no
mustache.
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe were all
smooth of face as we'll as smooth articles
all round. John Quincy Adams wore
short side-whiskers like his distinguished
sire. Jackson, who twice contested the
Presidency with Adams, the second time
successfully, also wore short side whis-
kers, mere tuft to the point of the ears
in his case. Clay, another with whom
Jackson twice eontended for the Presi-
dency, in 1924 AMI 1882. neither getting it
the first time, Jackson winning the Sec
ond, was smooth of face. So, too, was
Frelinghuysen, Clay's running mate in
1874.
Van Buren, had bushy side whiskers,
which helped to make him look foxy, and
to give him the reputation he long en-
loyed of being the shrewdest politician of
his time. William Henry Harrison, who
twice contested the Presidency with Van
Buren, losing in 1886 and winning in 1840,
was smooth shaven, as was Tyler, his run
ming mate who succeeded him in the
White House. Colonel K. M. Johnson,
who killed Tecumseh and who was Van
Buren's partner on the ticket both in 1886
and 1840 was smooth of face. He is also
the only man ever elected Vice-President
by the Senate. In 1874 Polk and DeIlas
the successful candidates, We're destitute
OF mustache or beard and so were CLAW
and Frelinghuysen.
James 6. Birney started the Abolition
lists to running candidates for President,
who had no chance OF election in 1910, and
| ran again in 1874. He wore side whiskers
of the pattern called mutton chops. Gen.
eral Taylor wore short SIDE whiskers.
Fillmore, Taylor's second on the ticket
and lis successor, was smoothfaced.
Lewis Cass, who was defeated that year,
was smoothfaced, but his running mate,
w. 0. Butter, of Kentucky, wore little
snort side whiskers. This was the wear
when Van Buren, ran as Free Soil candi-
date and evened up with Cass. He still
| wore his bushy side whiskers but his side
| partner, Charles Francis Adams, was
smoothfaced. Franklin Pierce was smooth
OF lace. General Scott, VINO ran against
his subordinate of the Mexican war, was
| just beginning to wear meager side whisk-
erS,-WaShiDgtOn Post
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
The Invention of Envelopes.

An English paper journal says that the
invention OF envelopes is within the mem
ory of mIddle-aged persous, and was L 9
result of Brighton (England) stationer s
endeavor to make his store look attractive.
He took fancy for rnamenting his store
windows with high piles of paper, gradu-
ated from the largest 10 the smallest size
in use. To bring his pyramid to point
he cut cardboard into very minute squares.
Ladies took these cards to be small-sized
note-paper, and voted it perfectly love-
ly." So great was the demand that the
stationer found it desirable to cut paper
the size so much admired. But there was
one difficulty. The little notes were so
small that when folded there was no space
for address. so after some thought the idea
OF an envelope pierced the stationers S
brain. He had them cut by metal plate
ana soon, so great was the demand, he
commissioned dozen houses to manufae-
ture them for him. From such small be-
ginnings came this important branch of
the stationery business.-Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-The few dressed Turkeys that came
in yesterday went of well at the advanced prices
and live Turkeys were also higher. Prices for the
Thank sgiving trade will depend largely on the
being wet and close.
A car of Eastern sod at lS1zc for live Turkeys,
$l 90 FOR Geese, $500 DO for Hens, 80 2b@5 SO
Tor young BOOSTERS. % for old BOOSTERS and s3 rs
for Fryers.
Live Turkeys, l4@15c p h for Gobbers, 14@l5c
IS 10 TOT liens; Dressed urke s, 169l7c; Geese,
q pair. 81 So; Cos ings, 81 50@z; ducks S3 so
ga for old and $4@5 for youns; Hens, S4fG5 q
81; Fryers, $S 25@3 SO broers, S3 25@3 so
Tor 81 laTgs and s2 60@3 for small; Pigeons, 81 25@
GAMk-soms spoiled Quail ere coming In and
have 10 sell Tor what hey will bring Good Quail
are ouota6le at $l@l l21a q dozen; MalIard,
S4@4 o. o dozen: anvasback, S3@o Sprig, s2@
g. Teal, 81 50G3 q dozen; Widseon, 81: Small
Luck 81 90: English Snpe, 81 90: JACK Snipe,
7oc; Hare, 76c@$l; Rabbits, 81 25@i so for Cot
tonta.ls and 81 for small: Gray Geese. 50 6U@3;
White Geese, 75c@$1 20; Brant, 81 6O@l rs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.


CoTToNSEED o1L-ouiet unsettled. Crude,
271sc: yellow prime, 25 1ac
R1CE-Farly active hrm. japan, 41s1415
MOLASSES-S cad. New Orleans, 20 $40.
SOfFEE-Steady, unchanged to points down.
December. 50 2U@9 25: January, SO 25: March,
49 81; September. So 20@5 40. spo. Rio dull,
steady. No. z. lOc
suGAk-ouiet, steady. on a, 37s@4c: mold
A, $3.50: standard A, 1880; confectioners A, 414c;
cut ioaf &c; crushed. &c; powdered, 4ssc; granu-
lated 41sc: cubes, 1856
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags, 90l1c.
IF ftACHES-Peeied 14d15c: unpeeled, 7doc.
PRUNES-Four sizes. nominal, 51s9514c
RAlSINS-Twocrown, l. NJ, 434c: do 3crown,
512@534c: do 4-crown, 6s4c; London layers new,
81 40 al 50: 90 clusters, 81 1892; do seedless
Muscatel, 51a@6c.
HoPs-Firm .airly active. Pacific Coast S@
1412c
WOoL-Quiet. firm. Domestic fleece, 16@23c
pulled, lS@S1c; Texas 7@l2c
Merchandise.
PIGIRON-EaIr demand. Ame-~a, s11@l2
tOPPER-Quiet. Lake s11 30@11 so.
LEAD-Firm. Domestic. : 303 so
flN-Quiet. Fulls. $13@l3 so; plates, fairly
active.
sPELTER-Quiet. Domestic S4 Ib@4 25
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUH
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO Cal,
Nov. %, 1896, P M-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka 4s. Fresno so, San Diego 81, Red Bluff
SO. San Luis obispo so, Yuma 7s. San Francisco
60. Los Angeles 66
San Francisco data-Ma1imum temperature go,
minimum 49, mean 81.
A storm of considerable energy appeared this
morning OF the central coast OF California 1t
has developed rapidly and tonight rain is falling
generally throughout California, except in the ex-
trtme southern portion and through Nevada. Tn
usually heavy rains are reported throughout Cen
trail California Nearly two inches OF rain has
has risen rapidly over the upper Missouri Valley.
1t has fallen steadily over California and Southern
oregon. The temperature has fallen from 8 to IA
degrees over Utah, Nevada and Northern Caiifor-
mia Thus far no hi2b winds reported.
southeast storm-slgnalS are displayed from San
Francisco northwaTd along the coast and informa-
tion signals from Francisco TO San Luis
Obispo.
Forecast made al San francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, November "a, 1896:
Northern California - Continued unsettled
weather with rain continued cool weather; high
southeasterly winds
Southern California - Unsettled weather with
showers Tuesday; fresh southeasrerly winds
Nevada-Rain; snow in the mountains Tuesday |;
continued cool weather.
UIah-Rain Tuesday turning into snow in the
mountains: cooler
Arizona-Fair Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicinity - Continued un-
settled weather with rain Tuesday; high south
easterly winds Gales of shore
ALEXANDER 6. MCADIE
Local Forecast Officlal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
DRIED FRUITS, RAIs1Ns. NUTS. ETC.
DRIED FRUITs-

DRIED FRUITS
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apricots are quotable at 69sc
for Royals and 111a@l2c for choice 10 fancy
Prunes, 1ac ;oT the s,zss; & S
80 -Oc for peeled I'm boxes: ppies osAc @ ID ior
evaporated and 2(021ac for sun-dr ed; Pears. Z12
ql3c Tor prime to cho ce 4@512c for quarters q
POO h2c ior halves ums &C for pittea @ a,a Ihac
@21ac
JoBBING PRIcEs-Peaches. 419@5Aac o ID:
ianc9 6l2tG1 42c q h: peeled, l.A2c 10: APrl- P
&c., evapora ed Apples, Sac: snn-dried "a 4@3c;
Prunes, Ss4 94c for the sizes: FIGS biack, &C Tor
impressed and 3@3lac for pressed; white Figs,
&C; RUNS, 41a@5c for pitied ana l12c LOT on-
Pears, 212@5c for whole 41s@5 13c Tor quarters
and 41a@612c for halves
RA1SISS-
CARLOAD PRICES. r. o. B. FRESNo-Four-crown
less Sultanas. 51ac seedless Muscatels, 414c; q
crown Londoa layers, 81 Is; clusters. 81 50;
Dehesa clu ters. So 50; Imperial clusters, So;
DRIED Grapes, Sc p n.
Loose, b$4c: 3-crown, 4S4c: 2-crown 34c; seedless
Sultanas. oAc; seedless Muscatels, 4H2c; 5-crown
Lonuon layers, 81 IS; clusters, 81 oo' Denesa
clusters, $2 70; perial clusters, S3 70
612@7c q II Tor 8 sandar: and 9@S1ac 2 ID
Tor softsh-il: Almonds. 6@61ac Tor Languedoc,
39S12c for hardshell and SG9c for paper shell,
lobbng; Peanuts, 4@6c for Eastern and 4c for
6sc hickery Nuts 2@SS Rrsz, @ Snis
fH2GSc; Cocoanuts 4@5cF lU0.
ID ONEY-Comb. !, @ll212c for bright and 5@9c
for lower nrades water hte extracted, 5G5 12c:
iight i amber ex ;racted 41s94s4c; dark amber 4S
442c; dark, 2@3c 2 b.
BEESWAX-23M &c u n