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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-14
THEY WILL CONTEST.
Republicans to Fight in the Second,
Fourth and Fifth Districts.

EOurCu anu flltn DISTRICTS.
The Richmond Dispatch of Thursday
prints the following interesting election
news; Judge Edmund Waddill and Col
James ID. Brady, the Mckinley leaders
in this State, on whose shoulders largely
rested the burden of Virginia Republican
politics during the last campaign, re-
turned yesterday morning from New
York, whittier they had been for num-
Der of days in conference with Mark
Hanna ana the national Republican cam
paiCn committee. They gave Mark Il full
and complete report OF the situation in
Virginia as they conceived il TO he, and as =
surei him that they had expended the
contents OF the bar'l in the best possible
manner, aud would have succeeded in
wrestling the State from the white people.
but for the fact that the Democrats per-
petrated all kinds of fraud upon them
something the Republican managers are
not capable o.
Mark evidently believed their little
story for they say he expressed himself
as being greatly pleased with their work
IN Virginia, and had no regrets for the
emptiness OF the bar'l
Judge Waddill WAS very rcticent when
approached by newspaper men, but he
talked with Edgar Allan, his right
bower, and Mr.. Allan talked with the
Dispatch man. lie said that since the
return of the two leaders from New York
it was definitely decided that contests
would be made in the Second Fourth and
Fifth Congressional districts. 1t was
determined several days ago that contests
should be made against Messrs. Epes and
Swanson, but it was not decided until
yesterday to make Il contest in the Secon Il
district. George T.. Bowden, of Norfolk,
member of the national committees was
i'll the city on Tuesday, and brought al
legged evidences of fraud from Norfolk
and its surroundings.
INTERESTING FACTS.
There are n number of interesting facts
i'll connection with the recent election in
the Sixth district BY II careful exani-
nation of the complete returns from all
precincts in the district, it is seen that
Bryan beat Mckinley by 3,2S3 votes
Bryan's majority over ltadford. Palmer.
lite candidate for Congress- was 1. 751:
McKinley's over Radford, Lois: Otey's
over Radford, j,jS1; Otcy'S over McKin-
| ley,3, Dl0: Otcy' over all other candidates.
1910 and Otey's over Bryan. $50 In
the district there are 10 precincts, IS Of
which Otey carried by an average of So i
votes over Radford. In 33 of the pre-.
cincts. l;adlord received an average ma
jority of 40 l3 over Otcy Ralford car
ricd only three precincts in his own coun-
/ ty averaging 81 majority ut cuch while
/ Otcy carried 81 precincts in Bedford by
| an average OF 56 l-3.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-14

The Spanish premier, Conavas, ac-
knowledges that his government has re-
Gently met with serious rcvcrses in Cuba
but it is determined, he says, to retrieve
these disasters, and is sending such heavy
reinforcemets to the Island that it. Will
be able to bring the war there to Il speedy
close. As the people OF the United States
have been listening to such talk ever
since the Cuban war began, they very
naturally do not place any reliance on the
premier's promises.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-14
ROCK CANDY.

\ fresh supply just received and for
sale at wholesale aud retail at Catogni's
confectionery.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-14

The insnuation put forth in some quar-
tiers that the Populist leaders in their
efforts to keep themselves prominently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
Great Activity Prevailed In the New
York Market,
lNMaN AND MOHR WERE BUYERS.
some Months-spots Higher At Hous-
European Consumption.
ofacc OF The ,cst.

itOuStpn, lurSuhN. MbfNtl ~.
New York became very much excited
today and local tcleRiams stated that
It was caused by tho large purchases
made by Imam and Mohr. ON the
strerg 9Th OF this buying by the hig leaders
great activity prevailed In the big bear
center, and everything took builish
turn Fu,urcs advanced Il TO II points
ON the summer months, and spots CLOSED
S-ifc higher.
Many hollovc that this Is the beginning
Of the predicted squeeze on tho summer
months. and contend that further sharp
advances may no expected. Whether It
Is II manipulated market or an advance
duo 10 legitimate causes. thore Is no
doubt considerably morc enthusiasm now
than for some time past, AMI with only
slight ENCOURAGEMENT II would be an easy
matter to upset the long reign of the
bear for time at least
New orleans did NOT partnko fully OF
New Nork'a enthusiasm, though futures
closed several points higher IN the South
ern markets. Spots were not chAU}rd,
everything indicated that higher prices
woro necessary 60 make purchases. llous-
ton, Galveston and Memphis were l-l6c
higher. with u firm tone.
There IS much speculation as To the
course of prices ut Liverpool tomorrow.
Futures were about ,s-6id lower AZ the
closc of TINT market today. while aiot
prices were tied on
New York futures opened barely steady
! To I points on. This loss was soon re-
covered aud on tho svcond call prices
Were to 6 points up, Great activity
prevailed during the afternoon and the
closing was steady, with the crop months
10 to II points higher than yesterday,
while the distant positions were 70 j
points UP, June contracts opened at 7.a2.
advanced TO I.60 by noon continued the
advance during the afternoon and sold
n . for fhp highest CLOSING n 2, hti-h,,
New Orleans futures opened easy. to
points on and closed Mcady With the
summer months 10 points higher than
points up on tho closing May sold al
7ii-is on the opening. advanced TO 75'
and closed at T.56-aI,
Tho New York Chronicle has received
by cable Mr.. Eiiison's figures ot European
cotton consumption brought down TO
AIur..I. lIi4.s. l-alInl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
!
Doinas Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
TRADERS ARE WARY OF TOBACCO,
New Jersey Proceedings May Cause
Trouble-Sugar Transactions
Werc Heavy.
TRADERS ARE WARY OF TO

New York. March 1.-THE trading in
railway securities today bore very slim
proportion TO the speculation in the IN
dus,rials, although the market as whole
was only moderately active. Tobacco lost
precedence In point OF activity. giving
place TO sugar, which reached the largest
sales and scored the most exceptional
movement of any in the list. Regarding
tobacco the traders are beginning TO he
little uncertain as 10 how to nsure on
It's probable ccursU, owing 10 the rrocecl-
lngs TO como up before the attorney gon-
eral OF New Jersey March ~ at Trenton.
There has been an impression that the
trust would como ont ahead III the legal
contest, hut within a day or two ais
trNsscd rumors as 10 tho Outcome are
charter of the company Is unnuilod II
can follow the example of other Industrial
corporations and secure new one unuer
different terms The point is made, now
ever that amy change affecting the coh-
duct Of the company business wGild pre-
vent ii from making as much money MS
nj present The old pool manipulation is
Still evident IN sugar ANA Furthermore IL IS
known that a well known corporation -
huling the stock. The ostcnsihle cause OF
tpday's strength was Improvement IN the
prices ~ foreign sugars and dement's tA-
ntctpd to accrue from the increased houn-
ties proposed ON German sugars. The bil
has sim to pass the hundesrath. In the
absence of any news having an important
which was displayed in the security mar
ket could only DO attributed to the opera
tons OF the trading element London was
not factor. The course OF prices WAS
somewhat irregular with the fluctuations
as usual with the iudustrials Tobacco
Mas erraec with In 1 per cent range ana
eventually closed at fractional loss
General electric closed at a net gain Of
rs. Leather lost ~. \ sharp fractional
rally ems ied, but the iinal price was at
about the lowest. Cotton oil preferred
was absorbed quietly and touched "a. In
the last few days this stock has been
steadily recovering from the losses caused
by distressing but unfouuded reports as
TO the dividend outlook that were pub
lishcd a week or two ago. The railway
list was without marked feature, although
some noteworthy gains were made In 4
fcw instances. Baltimore and Ohio was
exceptionally strong, rising rs ana retain
ing most cf the Improvement. The North
ern Pacific shares were less active than
yesterday. but exhibited strength, the pre-
fcrrcd stock scoring an important frac-
tional gain. The market closed firm with
sugar 2as net higher and tho general INST
showing slight gains. Railway bonds were
less active. hut displayed some irregular
itV. The Northern Pacific issues attracted
the greatest interest Sales were sa'ois,0o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
sTOCI<s.
ANA1I.Anl.N sTOCKs.

New York March l7-Spccial cable ana
telorfaphic DISPATCHES to Bradstrcctr Gov
.rlng principal points OF accumulation n
dicpie the following changes In aNailapic
OF wheat United Stmtos and Canada cast
OF the Rocky Mountains. decrease oN,Ml
bushels. anu1t for aud in Europe, decrease
cast of the Rocky Mountains, Increase
li0. 900 Oats, United States and Canlda
oRst of the Rocky Mountains, Increase l"4-
sforkg Of available wheat In the United
States and Cauada last week not coNofcu
in the official vicblc supply statement are
10000 bushels in northwestern interior ere
laio,s "a 40 In Chicago private elevators,
$1,000 at Louisville and 3a0ol az New Vt
leans Among the corresponding increases
are 81. 900 bushels AT Winnipeg. S9,W1 az
various Manitoba points. 5000 at fort
William. ont. 1000 nj Galveston ANA a
Considerable quantity al NASHVILLE not In
iofIiergf hands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
coMMERCIAL nRIEFs

New York. March l1-Clearngs Sl2L-
a95 80. balances I,35L7Si.
New York, March i7.-Govcrnmoni bonds
firm. State bonds inactive, railroad bonds
irregular,
Cincinnati Ohio arch 1f.--Whisky quiet;
steady; sales $40 barrels, l21.
New York. March H. Hides steady
Wool quiet
Ncw York. March II Tho total sales
Of stock today were lIe.2su shails. IN
rludug. American Sugar $500 hmeri-
cen Tobacco 1901 General Electric b.
9gt
Now York, March 17,-In the cotton
market today May contracts opened ~
10, advanced q points TO III and edged
within points Of the top price. John IN
nan Was reported rs leading May
corner 10 promptly denied the rumor,
but he remained on change more or less
throughout tho session, which is an I'M
usual circumstance. The German con-
tingent who have been heretofore ener-
getic and consistent sellers for short ac-
count were active purchasers. The fu-
turc list sympathlzed more or less with
the advance IN May and the market final.
ly closed tseady with q net gain OF 3Hi
points Private cables notwithstanding
the public accounts from Liverpool calm
ed a good business at Manchester.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Choice cattle, sheep, hogs and calves
IN demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Takings by spinnors ,halcs) .,... S,iSf, 600
Average weight of hnluR 0hsO.. fNh 2
Taklngs IN pounds, ..,..,....1 Oh .I5s,W0
For lSNt-g1
Takings by spinncrS Calcs),... a.iA op0
Average weight of halrs Qhs1.,. 400
Taltngs In pounds. IA G70 900
The average weight OF the deliveries IN
Great Britain ia sos pounds per hale this
season, against gu pounds during the same
time last season The continental dclV-
cries average iH pounds against i9S last
year, and for the whole Of Europe the de-
liVores average iai2 pounds per hala
against i99 pounds last season
The following gives the movement for
this year and last year. and the average
weekly consumption up to this time FOR
the two ycNs.
October To- March L lSN5-96 lSai-al
Splnucrs stock Oct l..,. t3,bN ah4 600
IMklmGh 90 MMrch l..n.. a.nlA 900 A..AA. 900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

New YORK. March H.. wheat -Rccciuts
9ei1. cxrorts o. Sll: srot steady az tho
close. Nc. hard a f. o, b. aii1at. options
o,,c-,rd eioatlv. advanced slowly at first
t s,,,u yorils shiumcuts and stoady
cablos. reacted at midday under disap-
r,1irtine Dradstrccrs visible. giraffe
cables. but advanced decldcdlysin ne lAsi
Z, ri,. ,Nnort orders chiefly for future load
i~r closed .. net higher No.s ed March
71s,: May ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
COTTON POINTS.

Houston expects So 70 900 halcs tomor-
row ngainsi pig ON the same day last
wear. New Orleans $500 TO 200 against
G5bg
CargrI & Richardson were advised by
Vnught A. Kennedy Of New orleans az
Ii:t1 a m: "Inman and Mohr buying In
New York some excitement there, mar
kcts all 1rm."
r. r. crannn OF Waco. ! n Gambrcll
Of Houston. S. j. Cooper Of Tuscumhia,
Ala, and j. *, Jcnkrns. Atlanta. Gu.
were among the visitors registered at
tho Cotton ESchunge today.
stocks Of print cloths nj Fnll River
and Providence on March were l,22l 010
pioceE against 2gl.O0 AT the Same time
last ycar and 1000 In 1885
Hubbard Bros. ~ 90. advised b. W.
opinion either way, but can not lpnk for
Improvement until trade Improves. Mo-
ladden selling. Liverpool strike threat
of AlnY.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

C1TRON-llc per 10.
Cirl{KA STS Fancy cleaned oHc. N,
yiS1TAIliNEs- E.vaporuted Sc.
pigAClIES-EV DC.
PEARS rVaporatcd &c.
pLTAlS-pittcd Sc. $500 ,,o-..
APPLES Fancy sliced IN BOXES 49,,
rated 7d7hc.
ApplC0TS-Evap lOc,. l-
RAISINs- California +. p. boxes ~, Z
ia. crown l.. A. Ralsins. 10 10 2"@'
PEI NEs-Crop 1856; Carifornia if1ll,, s
e0-l60s 8c: g0-eGs 6is Go-10s 7c. 5l-bys SO
silver and ruby prun-s Zoe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
WOOL.
HOUSTON HIDES AND WoOL.


Iondon. March lI---SOme good vI1oIs
were, presented AZ the wool auction naies
today. Following are sales In detail;
Cyueensiand-2ii9 baies; secured IL azdM
is 5ikd: greasy Gisdnlld.
Victorin-Js0 bales secured Is EdHls 90;
greasy JdMis sd. -
South Australia--i4 bales; greasy 5Ha0
swan Rlvor-sis bales; secured ShdMls
ed. greasy sh0iGd
Cape OF oGod Hone and Natal-lNo
bales; secured Gsidft1s ID greasy 5dnhisd.
Punta Arenas-6o5 bales; greasy eHn
SID.
New South wales-li3s bales; secured
S1tdWis I'd; greasy d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Vow orleans. La. March 1.-THE mar
,,c, FOR cotton seed meal and cake ia
~ ~ and unchanged Oh quiet; prime
nrIIda oil. IN bulk. IS: prime summer gel
low. in barrels, q; meal INV CAKE ihpV
Now York, March T.-Cotton seed 81
s,esdv hui quiet at former figures, with
nrimnortant variations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
UNTOLD MISERY
FROM
RHEUMATISM
9. II. King, Water Valley, Miss, cured by
Ayers SarsapariIla

"For i've years. | suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism. tried every
known remedy, consulted the best physi-
clans. visited Hot Springs. Ark, three times,
spending $1,000 there, besides doctors bills;
but could obtain only temporary relief My
flesh was wasted away so that weighed
only nincty-thrce pounds; my left arm and
leg were drawn oui OF shape. tho muscles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
WIRE AND NAILS.

ne Improvement in the hardware trade
hMEhout the country does not seem &c
ae extended to wire and nails, Report,
M various parts OF the country show
|@l while There has been considerable,
|sl'iy OF late in the nail trade, the vol
s@ trade is hardly up to expectations
SssIon iohbers state that bad weather
Il aetsring with trade IN this section
! n yemand for nails has also been cur
80 solnewhat 10y the recent advance. al
ss.sna many ueulrrS do not seem 10 reuoS
nai prices are u cents per key higher
IA February. There Is a fair demand
ssFnad wire. but, considering the sca
me year, trade lacks a good deaI
a@s up To tue average. Prices are in
sso 70 Weakness, though quotably I'M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
BUTTER AND EGGS,

chicago. March --Esgs-Wcak; frosh
,e4oit Buttcr-Stcady: creamery hft-i.
r,e Gsc-Quict; 9i4fiNa.
81 Louis. March n.-EgE F-i'nwcri
,r1eh 81. Hutter-Tahla stock firm; creari-
iys5- civ. March l7.--Eggs-Suong;
Pniter-Firm; creamery l7ui9; dairy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
rnS1es CAHLEGRAM

New York. March 7--Thr Evening
PESTS London financial cablegram says:
Tho London stock markets were liltlctS.
Americans were neglected unll the N'w
York prices arrived, when there was a
light squirt. Baltimore aud ono ana Norl u
ern Pacific leading. The close was SlrlHy
except for Chesapeake and ONO wHich
wns HAT The Paris and Berlin markets
twcro quietly steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
SUGAR.

1-,Gn "l-nttie NJ ,fi2s,. centrifugal very firm:
Whites s-l6ai IS: ycllows 7-sifi 5-i6,
seconds 2iea24. Molasses quiet ccntri-
fusal 6ifl7.
Now York March l.-Sugar-l{aw firm
fair refining 80 sales $50 tons Mnscovado
80 ~. * shin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
IIQIiORs.

nrrR- schlitz, ouarls Slo,. 20 ner POI
pints Sil 90 per h6l; - pi hGn''P PaIe
q3 ,lrts 50 Go pints 50 80; Weiss beer 81 ID
H Ier case, Two dozen in a oa :.,;on
PinilCH WINEsrs,2 e PER Sn, ssl9n Goods on
w til2iNa hasis 81 %; straight Bourbon
hlS' 40 according TO age and quality
an -51S, 6j blended N.|G5.os'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18


M s,nWn cabbage Is getting scarce.
|fku "e" crop win soon he ready for
Fsyer;y goods ana clothing stores re-
lhsb Ky sood trade so far this week.
\ D., piihB business has not yet started.
ny "A many RESIDENCES costing irom
~ snd WIZ loo built m Houston this
siial i ls good demand Tor building
a gr,eo,peets for spring and summer
ssf my favorable for the Southern
nipsirSsl uianlufers. NcnIly all mills
sebes, On fun umc and have many
hsl5 'eltlean Window Glass association
s next meeting I'm s.. Louis
Rssl m Hnen prices viii probably be
n.y. per cent or more.
a; S nv e, goods market continues 70
70 lns,ta". Mems of Importance. The
rent mas again proved a disdu-
~ prices declining 5 cents per
BE deDo' 5 from California as to the
sfsai ~, ny irost are to the effect shat
"NAAy ssrtions the loss VIII be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

practically annihilated Anrieots 40 Nal.
hnrt while peaches. pruues and earis
cherries are damaged consi lernhiv '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

Boston. Mass. March H.-There Is little
change in the wool markets this week
The market holds firm for Australian
woods. Texas. spring medium iOni5;
secured price %: spring fine, u months
lIIl3. secured price Sin35
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18

oTI,--Linseed in bbls, raw Nc ,i no in
eases tgv SIS brilliant oil SIP 81 ~ Po' barrels
siove gasoline, in cases N"' III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-18
HOUSTON pRlcH CURRENT.

ihese quotations are revised duly and
their correctness can he relied upon.
frlces are those ruling in the Houston
wholesale market:
ANLb GREASE-Diamond, SIS per
s s,Oss, fa@lcr, ia tin boxes. $500 per
easssfn; Golggen. ola75c per dozen boxes
| . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. por kcg $4,000
80, piaAtlng powder. 81 % per key. agen, ~
Il 5s.', raop shot, per sack $ll0UL45: buck
BACON - Wholesale grocers charge;
3uVrt clear. boxed 6HnEa, in sacks lie
M; %ieaihl5st, glg.t9ec; dry salt, to else;
1iry sd 1ioIk Cry salt bellies 77sc Western
- SUI pcllles, &c, smoked bellies re
,b,AHGlNG AND TIES From store:
A'T rSSds,, IA 10 Ai2c; 10 Use; ~ ID sac:
II, BsA,bkllNG PoWDER-Apex. / ID $500: q
s lo S;;=', !, n, Zoe; Victor, ID. per dozen
iiSV, y ID. zoe; "a Id, i5c; Isis one spoon, /
q l re uoNen y3io; y lb. $780, "a lb, sue; X
=, CANNED FRulT-Por dozen: strawhor-
- 1VtH@l Luz pmcapplcs. standard Sl.s5if
~ seconds, 95cm SL00; pears. standard g0i0
II, Setti Lppir barllett pears, 2 10, S00nlOd,
n ~ seconds 10. $LUlttl 10; standard, 3
~ sl5Oal .65; . lii seconds. 81 .S0FllU. 2 Id
4 Ia i,0saehes,, t1NSjc; blackbcrrica, svGS5c
~ Atandard apples. Ntta0c
=, A,-Ilain candy. Ga6l4c wrapped
I6ti.,915ac' FANCY mixed, IN pals ,gS,.c, rock
pans Si M, aN - ~ - i'i1i-o - Marrowlht
beans 5og,7s' ,,t,, I'M" vedHs e90Y' s'tliB
ld,65is NJ W. Si@5' tomatoes 10
, liz 96,jqsc ~ ''@'VU' ivu kluh peahs
CAI,fi.1GNtr, c,>,>,t,r 1,oo,,s ',
dozen for ia il ,,, ~ - i.i 81 . vt
egg pli,ns a iol,f w. e9G,i,H ii'vi NJ, ~
uoars 81 lo, n ,. "!,i >, y! i.-o
taliros SI.5; cfancs 81 io7i a. ,bi,s 81 ieS-
rlfs si o1 ii n +. ''lla Nt'lVtl Lloi VIM VitV-
ST ca, l75' '''eN oAerfies N'sVi niacNo~fIes
CANNED RfLA-re I2oo... ,..,c IN ., co.,
fil.&o: > I6 S5ao.,9s5 liz cn,.n.d t io - %
dozen 81 sl,51 y. . h. i,,,h ,,9,,rnn 49,,
y9.I5qoSG. in bt1,,,rI i.f y ir,.,' St H.,
L5o: 1 lib Oyror1 saua'nS do1r1 s,0e.
Franfurt SAUSAGE in Il S0- L, IN ,ottnd
ham / dozen c1,,G5c. IA II nott,J nm, .
dozen si.G. !, III drvil,d nam 4 Doe, ia,
Zoe. Il lb dcviia1 NAN. q doyen :, N
CANBI,ES-(} r9Itts Cs ma Ks .lt-f.
16 az unraiina aeeortfd colnrs 0s' ,'iti.t
Star candles gdai
COFFEf,-Rio ana Cordovo. Eal. $50.
prime 1SA0lqc. choice i9i,5rlaS, fancy 9l1
2oltc, pcabery glis02la.. Roasted coffee.
Apex basis. 100 M cases SgnT5. Arbiic,,ies
in 100 III cases 500 SIS. In sG lii eases S.l 81
Mocha ana Java fancy blend SO.
CRACKERS-A II & soda "a lemon
cream Sc: ginger snaps Sc: scarf Nsrer
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