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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

The hold which the liquor interest
has on the English nation - fact
which has been demonstrated by the
recent political overturn in that
country-is very imperfectly under
stood among us. At the recent con
vention of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union in London one of
the speakers, an Eng lishman, pre-
sented the share list of one brewery
company, which, he said, contained
the names of forty seven ministers
of the gospel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Several Archbishops of Canterbury
have been of humble parentage. The
only son of butcher who became
Archbishop Of Canterbury was the IA
nous Cardinal, Thomas Wolsey,
whose father did business at Ipswich.
In 1914 he was appointed to the see of
Lincoln, and the year following to the
archbishopric of York. Unsuitable in
the pursuit of emolument, he obtain
ed the administration of the see of
Bath and Wells, and the temperate
Ties of the Abbey of st. Albans; soon
after which he enjoyed in succession
the rich bishoprics of Durham and
Winchester. By these means his rev.
enues nearly equalled those of the
King. The parents of three Arch
bishops of Canterbury were in COM
paratively humble life, namely: Geo.
Abbott, 1611-33; son of a clothier;
Gilbert Sheldon, 1663-77, son of a
servant; John Moore, 17S3-1S05, of
humble parentage-someb iographers
stating that his father was grazier,
others giving his occupation as that
of butcher. This shows that even
in England, where caste has always
been exceedingly strong with regard
to positions high in the church, merit
sometimes counts for more than
blood.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

A tenth of the world is still unex
plored.
When first taken from mines opals
are so tender that they can be picked
to pieces with the finger nails.
A lobster's skin when shedding
splits down the back and comes off in
two equal parts. The tail slips out of
the shell like a finger out of a glove.
The letters in the various alphabets
of the world vary from II to 2O2 in
number. The Sandwich Islanders
alphabet has II, the Tartarian 2O2.
The coolest place in North America
is at the mouth of the Mckenzie
river, where the temperature is often
as low as 20 degrees below zero.
Sleeplessness is Gifted cured by the
administration of from one-half to
pint of warm liquid food-say soup
or milk-just before retiring. This
treatment draws the blood from the
brain to the stomach.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Tt wasn't a Missouri editor, but a
Missouri printers devil who was 60
ing through his first experience of
s'making up FORMS" The paper was
late and the boy got his galleys mix
ed The first part Of an obituary of
an impecunious citizen had been
dumped in the forms and the next
handful of type came from galley
describing a recent fire. 1t read like
this: 1.-THE pail lowered the
the body to the grave, and as it was
consigned to the flames there were
few if any, regrets, for the old wreck
had been an eyesore to the town for
years. Of course there was individual
loss, but that was fully covered by in
surance." The widow thinks the ed
itor wrote the obituary that way be-
cause the lamented partner of her
joys and sorrows owed him six years.
subscription.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

1t is related that Prince Macmillan
of Bavaria, the father of the empress
Of Austria, was once travelling in the
same carriage with a company pro-
moter, who told him that his daughter
was a leader of society in Vienna. "lf
you like,'' he said condescendingly,
81 will give you a line to her; and you
will meet all the best people in Wen
ma at her house." ''Thank you," the
prince replied modestly: "but l am
going to stay with married daugh-
ter, and am not likely to be seeing
many people beyond just her init
mate friends" "Perhaps l know
your daughter?" said the man inter
negatively. "Perhaps," replied the
prince. "Well, what is the name of
her husband?" pursued the other, un
abashed. II suppose he has a name?"
eyes, his name is the Emperor Fran
els Joseph The financial gentle
man had no more to say-ETchGnge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

If all the minutes wasted in search
ing for tools that are hurriedly want
ed for use could be computed they
would amount to many hours,
and even days in the course of year.
A convenient place for every tool,
from a moving machine to screw
driver, would save annoyance. 1t is
often the case that tools must be pur-
chased because those used the year
before have been placed wnere they
can not be found.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Girls who have formed the unlovely
habit of chewing gum are informed
on the authority of famous scientist
that it produces wrinkles running
from the nose towards the corners of
the mouth. The girl who wants to
avoid such wrinkles will stop chewing
gum. Probably she would not stop
for anything else, but when the choice
is between an unwrinkled and a
wrinkled one the gum will have to go.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

The time for building up the system is at
this season. The cold weather has made I'M
usual drains upon the vital sorces. The blood
has become impoverished and impure, and all
the functions of the body suffer in conse-
quence. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great
builder, because it is the One True Blood
Purifier and nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills become the favorite chathartic
with all who use them. All druggists. 25c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

What foolishness to talk of penny
postage while the expenditures of the
post office department exceed the re
ceipts by something like SO, 900, 900.
The reduction in letter postage would
most benefit those who are now best
able to pay the present rates.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

GA man ought to know more than
his wife does,'' said Dicky Doddles.
"Do you think SOP" responded Miss
Bobleigh, with a slight sheer.
"Of course. I shouldn't marry a
woman who knows more than I do.''
esYou are very romantic"
cit seems to me that [ am very
practical"
"Not at all. You have your mind
fixed on an impossible ideal.n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

The following original notice was
discovered tackled on rural church
door:
Notice.-There will be preaching in
this house, Providence permitting,
Sunday; and there will be preaching
here whether or no, on the Monday
following, upon the subject: "He that
believeth and is not baptized shall be
saved, and he that believeth not
shall be damned at precisely half
past O'Clock in the afternoon"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

The licensing of dramshop is a
ompact with hell. The man who
t lives in any way his influence or con-
ent to system which gives permits
ion, for any price, pretext, motive
Sr circumstance, to sell alcoholic
Kinks. himself assumes the RESPONSE
Sility of all the awful consequences;
axes "a load of guilt upon his soul
Which he will not know what to do
With in the Judgment Day, but will
! all upon the rocks and mountains to
lover him-and they will not? No man
will then presume to advance the
blea that to ''regulate" the traffic and
| axe money for it was the best we
eould do! In the light of that dread
bay how plain it will be that it was
for to do the abstract right, and leave
The outcome. A woman once said
something like that before an audi
bnce and the reverend brother who
presided shouted amenl so suddenly
hnd explosively in her left ear that
ehe quite lost the thread of her dis
course. And few days later he went
to the polls and voted with political
party which justifies licenses! How
he reconciled the principle with the
action is past understanding. One
sometimes suspects two sets of prin-
|ciples- like the little girls pocket
one to blow and one
to show.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Jimmiboy has lately acquired an in
dependence of manner which is not
quite satisfactory to his parents. The
other day his father demonstrated
with him.
"You are getting to be entirely too
independent" said he. ''You go ahead
and do whatever you please without
asking permission. You must stop it.'
"Well, if I must must, I s'pose,''
he replied; "butI ran up against SO
many noes whenever I asked to do
anything I thought it was time to give
up asking"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

Woman, the tyrant we love, the
friend we trust.
Woman, God bless her, the boss OF
all creation.
Woman, the sweetest creatures the
Lord ever made.
Woman, she needs no eulogy, she
speaks for herself.
Woman, the source Of help, hap
piness and heaven.
WOman,-Once there was woman,
sir, and here she is!
Woman, the bitter half Of man. For
the use of sour old bachelor.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

"You sign this deed of your own
free will, do you, madam" asked the
notary public.
"What do you mean by that?" de-
manded the large, forid- faced wom-
an.
81 mean there has been no compul-
sion on the part of your husband, has
THEREOF
"Him?" she calculated, turning to
look at the meek little man sitting
behind her. ssI'd like to see him try
to compulse mel"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

All Full.-Applicant-Can | get
board at your house, ma'am?
Landlady-No, sir; sorry, but we
are full.
"Win you put me down on your
list?''
ssYes, but that is full just now!"
isn't it strange that your husband
should have sent me here?''
''Not at all; he is full, tool"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17
A coroner in Nevada recently rea-

A coroner in Nevada recently rea-
soned out a verdict more sensible than
one-half the verdicts usually render
ed. 1t appears that an Irishman,
conceiving that little powder thrown
upon some green wood would faclh-
tate its burning, directed a small
stream from a key upon the burning
piece, but not possessing hand SUI
ficiently quick to cut this off, was
blown into million pieces. The fol-
lowing was the verdict delivered with
great gravity by the official: "Can't
be called suicide, bekase he didn't
mean TO kill himself; it wasn't visit
alton from God,' bekase he wasn't
struck by lightning; he didn't die for
the want of breath, for he didn't have
anything to breathe with; it's plain
he didn't know what he was about,
so I shall bring in-died for want OF
common sense.''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17
G. T. u. COLUMN
}: "God and Home and Native Land. !"
CUBAN HABITS.

/he following was written for the
ION Signal by Mrs. j. w. Wheeler:
lit has occurred to me that short
Itch OF Cuban habits might be OF
crest to your readers, especially
there is so much discussion at pres
over the affairs of that island.
the saloons of Cuba are many, and
ey are usually very gaily decked to
ract their victims. Gin is the ma
nal beverage, and is very low-pric-
Spanish claret comes next in ia
r. Although the people drink Of
d, they usually take small drains,
| hich accounts for the low per cent
intoxicated men. Coffee is ia
rite beverage, but the average tour
seldom drinks Cuban coffee, for
E best of this product is exported;
! t SO with the tobacco however, the
/ nv finest quality is kept for home
Insumption. Smoking is national
stom. Everybody smokes, men,
|bmen and many children; they
hoke at all times. During dinner CT
(rettes are passed around between
urses, and burners are always kept
bon the tables After dinner the
hest brand of cigars owned by the
st are brought forward. Snuff is
|ldom taken, and tobacco is never
kewed on the island, except by other
ktionalities. To illustrate the smok-
|g habits, let me quote from noted
|aveler: "The funeral cortege is
bique in Havana. The hearse drawn
four black horses, is gilded and
bcked like a car of Juggernaut, and
driven by a f1unky dressed in a
bcked hat covered with gold braid,
scarlet coat alive with brass but
ms and gilt ornaments, land top boots
Raching half way to his chin. This
|dividual is very proud of his posi-
ON. Beside the hearse walk six hir-
b mourners. Fifteen or twenty vic
|rias follow, containing only. male
lourners. The driver in scarlet, the
velve mourners, and the occupants
the carriages each and all are smok-
~ cigars as though their lives de-
ended upon the successful opera
on"
Probably the worst habit of the Gu
ans is their practice of gambling,
hich is universal. 1t is not only
lrried on at the popular bull-fight
ngs and cock-pits, but at games of
1eckers, chess and dominoes, the
st named being very popular with
he negroes and Chinese coolies. Cards
e also much used. The priests free
indulge in cock-fighting and gam
ing, and lead lives Of impurity some
them having family of children
imed after their mother. Is it won
II that Cuban men are seldom seen
the churches, where the priesthood
as been so disgraced, or that the is
nd has been the scene of so many
cody rebellions when the people
ave tried to throw off the yoke of
pain and the Catholic church?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22

Houston are now making a special feature
9b dressed poultry, and find a ready sale
Changes In the molasses ma,,se, recer,,,.
nave been unimportant Higher prIces
are anticipated in the near future.
rhe rice market appears to he In n fairly
heaithy condition. In rough rice there IL
freely. '''o' ms
a car load of California ravc, or,,-a..
arrived at New York Weinesdov ann
were shipped to England.
over one-half of the worlds oofree cron
exported Is rccs wed In the United states.
Anout three-quarters OF this amount ar
r'Nes at the port of New York.
ne new isSie OF government bonds
OF registered bonds this week at liGs,
For ~ coupon fours ll6 rs has been bio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened quiet and firm. 1910 steady, closed
atWldy, sales III 200
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
-, 70 the Condition of Trade
Generally.
I,oN PAPERS DISCUSS THE LOAN.
Iii, Acknowledge Its Success
~ VIII Plant Ramie.
'" shipping sweet Potatoes
off,ce OF The Post,

pouston, Friday FEBRUARY H.
listers OF this country have been
Pfs ,r,erested in noting the senti-
n :, rnrlIsh papers in regard to the
:, government loan While London
fN sawsnapers are inclined to
b'aA The success of the loan. they
es', ne fear that the money to pay
~ sonds will largely come out OF
Me NY itself before all the INSTALL
slsas naid In. The London FINANCIAL
~ v. ~ not discuss the matter at
X Wi ~, me Statist, whose conserVa-
~ "a moi be questioned. deNotes con-
w. snace to the matter. IN an arti-
as. sr New American Loan IL says:
~ raw American loan mas been even
u success than was generally eN-
n We do not refer SO nuch 10 me
~ 1, has been covered over I'VE
nn We NIL know how little that
~, comes simply to this--that
wsnfed to got a certain proper
Nm loan applied for many times
Y ~ ,hev expected to get. But the
.aa a very high The time was I'M
W., unfayorable with II dispute
w,ththe British empire. with the
Il, Inc utmost disorder. the SEN
a NV ~ silver bills. and Europe look
..tsnee on American securities, II
= n,ueh. undoubtedly. for the public
N tho American people, and for
..srcial strength Of the country,
~ lcan has been taken at such high
Y. Practically 1t Will yield the in
4, very little more than 3 is per
.,o raner saws IL believes that It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22
FRrITs AND NUTS.

APPLTS-Ben Davis sS.756i00; Willow
'yyigs and Genetons 81 25ni.50.
BANANAS-s 81 25G175 per bunch
CHNNBERRTES - cane Cod SS.50lf9. 81
per barrel; &,mG3,a5 per crate.
Yer ApES-Malaga s5.5ols5O per cask
LEMON Messna S2.50u&gO. extra fan
SNi'Ts-B,ilzl Tic per III; filberts Sicily,
o. Naples l2iac. walnuts lie; peanuts
X ado. almonds. Taragona lac per h. l3c
ne sack; California almonds 10c. new
oceans 3i.d6c.
F6ENNGES 80 California seedlings s.. 011
10, navels $500; Jamaicas and Messinas
N sSTTIKAlyWBERRIEs -ssooatoO per crate.
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to mercantile purposes, since commercial
paper 10 finding market.
FINANCIAL.

Galveston, Texas. February .i.--In the
ties sold at si.eo, buying at SASS. New
York sight selling ut y premium, buying
at y discount, New Orleans sight seilnC
at 4 premium, buying nj u discount;
American silver selling at par. buying al
\. discount. ~
New York. February ?i.-Sterling ex.
cnange, bankers sixties St.S6ia. commercial
sixties. iSsA, reichmarks. ats.g iei IA. NJ,
Irahc, bankers sixties, 5.iSA. commercial
sixties, 5isSS.
New Orleans. La, February ai-Ster;irg
t,S6A francs. commercial sixties. lSs.
New York sight, bankers 81. 20 premium
commercial, 5nc premium.
London. February 2i.--Bank rate, 2 per
vent, street rate, lie per cent; silver,
SO conscls for money 100 Ills. yesterday,
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EVENING posT's cApr.rcpAM

~ New York, February g.--The Evening
rest London financial cahlcgram says.
The feature OF the markets today Wns
me strength In silver and silver sccuri-
yes. Rupee paper was especially nrm
IL is rumorod that per cent rupee loan
stocks reacted slightly after an enormous
rise Argentine an drlilway securities
were steadily bid Tor. Americans were
buying except for the best bonds. i.ouis-
vile and Nashville and st Paul shares
are said TO have been bought In the last
Two days by the Rothschids Prices
closed under tho best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22

Chicago, February 21.-Cattle-Therc
was stendy market today there being a
fair demand with receipts much lighter
than yesterday. Export cattle sold at
3.75Gi4 % and prime hecyes were fully 81
lower than n year ago. Beef steers closed
l0N20 lower than week ago, sales being
on nasis of 3.2Odi.io for common to
fancy with tho bulk OF the business At
370Uil0 Some weakness developed in
canning cattle which show decline Of
active and steady. Sales OF COWS are
largely at 1ssnSj5 There was far
stoclscr and feeder trade. sales being
mostly at 3 40ai3 S.. Texas fed steers were
active nj decline Of loHl5 with sales at
9 l5U3.S5
lIogs-With good demand from all
classes OF buyers, with prices 10 higher,
Supply pretty well taken up carly in the
day at 3'S5ui25. the Bulk Of the sales being
l0d4 15 Notwithstanding the noticeable
reduction IA the number OF hogs recently
marketed the general course Of prices thls
week was toward lower level and pack
crs have bought good packing hogs close
to 400, The rally today left prices at M
10 lower thHn a week ago.
Sheep-PriCcs continue strong for de-
sirahlc offerings and common 70 choice
sold today at 2.b9u37j. chiefly at 81
96j, Western sheep sold freely at $500
$40 and ycariinPs brought 27i0il0. Lambs
were active at 2 sjq475 and some Inferior
lots 3 i0n3.S0.
Reccipts- Cattle 400; hogs 1900. sheep,
1900.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

ct Louis. February H.-Eggs steady:
fresh 10 Butter steady, creamery 14n9l
dairy HAS. ,. -,
Kansas city, February ~, M,-Eggs un;
bi%hsr iS dairy 1915.
Sew York, February 2l.-Eggs-Market
sirn,er with rather more Inquiry from
s.,n,en,1lators. southern l2A.
sL,htcago February 2i.-Eggs steady, ilH
70 FOR fresh. Butter firm creamery lfU
90, dairy oll6.
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STOCKS.
The following wero the closing quotation. On the
cndtu atooSs OF tie y Nv Yjrk Exchange todAr.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
New York, February 2l.-rhe weekly
bank statement shows the following

New York, February 2i.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes:
X serve. decrease. ..,.,...............Yla l ~
Loans, increase '..,..............s.. bu1.. w
Specie, doCrsase.,..,. .,,.,....,....., 6.lsl-pgp
Legal tenders, decrease. ........... .2,i,9, 40
Deposits. decrease .......,.......,..- S.FD'&D
Circulation. increase ...,.. .......... Ip,VOO
The banks now hold SIS. eo7. $50 in excess
of the requirements Of the 70 per cent
rule.
New York, February 2l.-1he New York
Financer says this week OF the state
ment: Comparison with the statement OF
one year ago is interesting az the present
time. on February 49, 1896. a contract
was made with the Morgan syndicate for
sGq 400 0Ou worth Of bonds. The banks then
held S33. 6Gs. 225 above their legal require
ments and money was loaning on call
at between J ana 2 per cent Inc re-
corresponding week one yeat ago stood
at practically the game figure as reported
Friday. despite the fact that shrsnkage
I'm The reserve continued until April ],
when Il stood at only sl3.pJpO. can
money never averaged more than ;ls, or
IL less than quoted last week when the
Surplus reserve stood nearly Sib.Op,VD
higher. The imports OF gold for the pres
ent loan have been almost as heavy as
we're required 10 settle the syndlcate's
transactions last spring and the chances
are that additional gold Is yet 20 be I'M
ported The present second loan IL not
all paid for yet, II IS true. nut th3 le-
the inf renee Is that string sn@T NC " Is
improbable II the shrinkage caused ny
me last loan and It's effect On tie markf
arc any criterion. The statement FOR
the current week is indefinite. The x
pansion in loans must be credited rarity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22
COFFEE.

New York, February 2i.-coffee options
opened barely steady at l0mgD points de4
cline and ruled dun anu featureiess, with
Trading mostly local; declined on weak
cables and slack spot demand, and closed
steady at nflO points decline; sales IA
900, Including March l2so@l2,m. Spot COT
foe-Rlo dun, No. 1874. Mild duh; Cor
doya i6Lgil7R,; sales ZOO bags Guatemala
AT private terms; 1900 bags BucaraInana-
gun at private terms. and 300 bags Mara
caibo at private terms. Warehouse deliv-
cries from New York yesterday 7lbl; New
York stock today 2ih3.g. United States
stock 2Cs. l35; afloat for the United States
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kANsAS CITY.

Kansas city February 9l-whcat slow
No. hard s30e5is; No. 3 44dGO; rejected
~ corn slightly lower. demand fair;
M ? mixed 22ssH22&: No. white %
osts steady No. mixed Is: No. white
9oiI rye No. . 60 Hay very dun and
Ir,easer: timothy l0,OoNil.5O Receipts-
wheat Is SO. corn $1,000; oats 1900 Ship
nerts-Nheat 200; corn and oats none
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COMMERCIAL RRInrs.

New York February I-Ciearings,
s9i 0Sl, u3: halances 81. 769,02l
Cincinnati February 2I--Whlsky quiet.
Sales, 922 bnllers In
New York. February II Government
bonds hrm State bonds dull: railroad
bonds strong
New York February 2l.--IIides and wool
steaIV
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. February 2l-liog products
quiet. Pork old, 10; no new lard; refined
ticrrc 4s.GiA. Boxed III ats, dry salt
sbouldcrs ~ sides 81 Bacon Sides g.
fans liam choice sugar cured. sha95 Flour
steady. extra fancy 37oqa,'j: patonts 5000
100. Cornmea quiet, w. - bran auli, - %
CORN firm. No. sacked white and mixed
sia9iii: yellow 35HSi'2 oats quiet. 30.
sacked 2Gia. Rice, rough. receipts 1ss.
iasf year ef00l5: sales today 2053; quiet:
nominai. clean. sales Az, quiet ordinary
to good 20i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-22

New Orleans. February 81. Weekly net
receipts 4l.l5S. gross Il as; exports to
Great Britain l2,A7. France li,A6. to con
tin'nt 7sGs; coustwso 1lH5; sales q $50.
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. eALlFoRNIA FRUITS.

IN ..ss ago the total output of sum
y NY nom California reached about
\ rsl'as Tor the entire season. In
N pVf'a'ion Of fresh fruits reached
POUNDS, In 1883 there were i'm.
a~n Spain 2lOeo,QoO pounds OF
h n nv n.,a production of 1000, ou
ID III lornia, and total consump-
"a IN ,Ssiil'cd States Of 3O.0n. Utn
|r.~, w, nine years later, there
|na only li,e0). 900 hounds. White
ksa pr29duced Is G0O. 600 pounds.
q q, sp'al consumption of 16g go ODD
|sas n ~ Increase OF 1900. OOO POUNDS