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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
BRIEF soTTlNos.

The Excelsior club will meet with Mrs.
Renner, IS Beckett street, on Tuesday
afternoon. Members please note the
change of day from Monday to Tuesday.
A man named MulkerD, residing on
Adams street. slipped down on CONNER
cial street Saturday and dislocated his
shoulder.
The Ladies 1st, 10th and Goth Auxiliary
will give supper and dance at Thatcher
Post hall WEDNESDAY evening, April a1st
Instead of April 2ad, ms at first decided.
A beautiful Dresden clock will be given
away.
Hadattah lodge, No. III, will rehearse
the initiatory degree this evening.
The ladies and gentlemen Of the Spec
ialty club were sumptuously entertained
at Riyerton Saturday evening by Man.
ager Daniel B. Smith.
There were 40 arrests for the week OF
which number ~ were for intoxication
and the rest were for other ofenses.
A football eleven from the steamship
Monaghan played game of foot ba
with the Westbrooks on Scotch hill Sat
urday afternoon. At the close of the
game the score was to 8.
The view of the White mountains yea
terday from the Western promenade was
fine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
THE CASPIAN ARRIVES.
She IS Struck BY Wave That Kills a
Sailor.

The Allan liner Caspian, Capt. Picker
ing, arrived ct this port Saturday, after
the most tempestuous passage experienced
by any steamship that has come to Port
land this year. The Caspian is Glas-
gov boat but touched at Liverpool and
left the latter city on March %. She
had about 800 tons of freight to discharge
at st. Johns, N. f., on her way to Port
land.
From the day the steamer left Liver
pool until she arrived at st. Johns liy-
ing gale prevailed nearly all the time,
and On three different occasions the
steamer was hove te for "a hours on 40
count of the terrible sea that was run
ming. On the morning of March rs
an immense wave boarded the Caspian
and smashed her wheelhouse. William
johnson, who WAS at the wheel was in
stantly killed and two other seamen who
were near were very seriously injured.
johnson was buried at sea- seven hours
after the accident.
On April in the vicinity of Cape
Race, the steamer passed a huge iceberg
and also sighted another one on the fol-
lowing day. The Caspian almost reached
st. John when she encountered dense
fog which detained her 48 hours, ana
was not until April that she reached
that port. She sailed for Portland on
April II, but on getting clear of the har-
Dor ran into big field of floating ice
and was compelled to put back. She
was detained aa St. Johns BY the Ice for
three days. but finally got away last
Wednesday and the remainder of the trip
was uneventful. The Caspian brought
no passengers and only few hundred
tons of freight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
AT RIvERToN PARK.
What Manager Newman Has Planned for
the SUNNI er.

Manager Newman says that the amuse-
ment at Kiyerton park this year will be
more extensive and elaborate than last
season. They will be confined mostly to
stage productions. nd possibly once
week there will be a band concert and
fireworks. Contracts have been made
with the German Amusement Co. of Bos-
ton for number of high class attrac-
tions.- The season will open June IL and
the first performance will be given by
German vaudeville.starss which includes
Manuel Roman, the celebrated tenor
season. Following this attraction Will
be Gorman's MINISTRIES, Boston Novelty
Co, Troubadours, Olympia Minstrel
Troupe, Aeolians return engagement of
the Troubadours. London Vaudeville
Co., Brigham's orchestra, Imperial
Japanese Troupe, Boston Speciality Ali
ance and Monkey Circus, Towards
Comique Novelty Co., and the Reed
Birds. There will be chnnge OF bill
twice q week. During the season the
management will be constantly on the
1pOhouU luE any HONOl 1CnUUiOo. ho
restaurant and grounds will be under
careful and efficient management OF Mr.
Smith the same as last year. The trans
portation facilities will be greatly i'm
proved. The service of last season will
be augmented by the addition of seven
large and comfortable observation cars
built especially for the Riverton line.
Each car is capable of seating go people.
As far as carrying the people is con-
cerned they will he admirably equipped.
There will be no long tedious waits this
year as the company will put on cars
enough TO have one leave the head of
Prehln straat avaru 10 mi n utos
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
HARBOR DRIFT.
A sailboat Capsized Off Portland Pier
Other Items,

Yesterday was bright and breezy In the
harbor, the wind in the morning coming
in puffs.
About $50 O'Clock a small sail boat,
containing two men started from the up
per part of the harbor and came down
with reefed mainsail and jib. When off
Portland Pier squall struck the boat
and she went over like flash. She was
seen by the crew of the schooner Wide
awake lying at one of the wharves and
instantly a dory was dropped into
the water, three men jumped in aud
were by the side of the capsized boat as
quick as boat reached her from the
United States revenue steamer Wood
bury. The boat evidently had in but
little ballast or she would have gone
down when she capsized. AS it was she
f1oated and the men chung to her bottom
until rescued. The Ben Hur towed the
vessel to the wharf and brought in the
men none the worse for their Easter bath.
A lnrge feet of vessels that had been
lying in the harbor, sailed yesterday.
The steamer John Englis arrived from
New York at 2 p. m. yesterday.
The Kildona, Captain Roberts of the
Thomson line, sailed for London and
Leith at 1915 a. IN; Sunday. She to ok
$50 head Of cattle, 77.174 bushels oats,
81, 54S bushels wheat, 757 boxes cheese,
$50 cases splints, 1891 bundles Shocks
2016 pieces deals. two cases of leather,
one refrigerator and crate of rims, all
from Canada, and 26 boxes of meats, 1919
snoks of -four, and 100 sacks Of barn from
the United States.
The Iona will be the next steamer of
the Thomson line to arrive.
The Vancouver of the Dominion line is
expected here Tuesday.
The Hayden Brown sailed yesterday
morning.
The schooner Uranus which has been
sold byJ. S. Winslow & Co. sailed yester
day to her new owners.
with coal from Louisburg was lowed in
TO the harbor late yesterday afternoon.
Thore was not q very large number
visited the wharves yesterday, but a
great NUMBER went to Willard, many of
them in open cars. and good crowd also
visited Riyerton and Evergreen cemetery
The steamer Vancouver arrived at
Halifax yesserday at T. 81 a. M
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PERSONAL.

Rev. DIR. W. H. Fem and Mrs. Fem
left Friday for short trip to Florida
for the benefit of DR.. Fenn's health.
Mr.. T. w. Packard of the Transcripts
will go abroad April 20 with the Elwell
party for the purpose of remaining a
short time in France
Gen. Lynch has presented the Mont
gomery Guards, Co. L, with an elegant
picture in colors of himself. 1T has BEEN
hung in the officers room of the compa-
ny. 4
Miss Ella Boeson, photographer for
Dudley freeman, ESQ.,, goes this week to
visit her family in Denmark, Europe.
during the..summer.
Percy Somers of this city won second
placs in the broad jump ut the Harvard
athletic tournament on Friday last and
has been selected as a member of the
Mott Haven team. Somers at present
holds the Maine interscholastic record
for the broad jump, with a mark of 81
feet and 5 inches.
Mr.. Howard Stevens, formerly with W.
q. Stevens & Co., has made an engage
ment with Loring, Short & Harmon
and will be glad to meet.his old friends
in their retail department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert z. Dyer are in
New York this week.
General Secretary E. T. Garland, Pre-
sident K. Il. Payson and Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Bailey Of the Portland Y. NJ. G. A.,
have gone to Mobile, Ala, to attend the
international Y. NJ. G. A. convention
which begins April 81, and closes April
25. Secretary Garland will also attend
the national conference of Y. NJ. g. A.
secretaries at Selma, Ala. which begins
April &c.
Mr.Band Mrs G. F. Owen of Boston
spent Easter with their Portland friends.
MIR. John Patterson's many friends
were delighted to meet him Saturday
on the occasion Of brief visit to Port
land.
Mr.. George z. Luscomb has returned
homo after spending the winter at Green
cove Springs, Florida.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
"Athens, constantinople and Jerusalem.

"Athens, Constantinop1e and Jerusalem
DR.. Blanchard in giving notice of DR..
Gunnison's lecture on ATHENS, Con-
stantinople and jerusalem" to be given
in Congress Square church on Wednes-
day evening next, spoke in glowing terms
of the information and delight which
the lecture will give to all who shall
benr it. DR.. Gunnison's will show over
100 stereoptcon views many of these ars
magnificently colored. DIR. Gunnison
visited these cities last summer and fall.
He is an interesting lecturer and all who
attend next Wednesday evening will be
very glad to be there.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
MRS. winslow's Soothing syrup'

"Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup'
Has been used over FIFTY Years py millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays Pain. cures Wind
Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gtsts in every part of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. % cts
n bottle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19

FAC-SIMILE signature Of cHAs. H. Fl ETcHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of cAsroRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when she had children, she gave them castoria.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Twelve Temptations,

Saturday afternoon and evening
Charles Yale's Twelve Temptations
was given at Portland theatre to large
matinee and big evening audience. The
show, as is we'll known, is q mixture of
spectacular ballet and vaudeville, and
the present company gives an excellent
performance. The ballet dancing by
Signores Maria Ferrero and Giselda Bas-
segio was very good and they were ably
assisted by a large number of secundos.
The ballet entitled "The National Issue,
Gold. Silver and UnclessSam, /" to the mu-
sic of the national airs, was loudly ap-
plauded. 1t was danced by the two
primas already mentioned and Signora
Bellorie. another pretty ballet was en-
titled ''The Four Seasons
The characters In the play were pleas
ingly assumed by Gwendoline North
as Hubert the valiant; Harry M. Brown
as Apropos, his heuchman Leila Hutton
rs Felicia, Susie Kessner as Dame
Wursa, Ida Dexter as the Snow Queen,
josie Sisson as Brighs Eyes, Annie
Courtney as the Sun Queen, and A. L.
Wilson as Jack Frcst. "The Coming
UOAbus la WA}OA tlO lusib u Uu6 uav
were illustrated by a bevy of bright
young women, to the accompaniment
of q song by Miss Sisson, created much
laughter which was supplement to the
"Going Man, by that very clever COM
edian Mr. Harry Brown. The acrobatic
feats of Rosairie and Elliott gave great
pleasure and the comic song and Jokes
of Mr.. Brown and Miss Sisson brought
down the house. The Jokes were fresh
and pointed. One of the best features
was John Hartz's balancing. He hent
over, placed q lighted kerosene lamp
on the hack of his head and Kept stoop-
ing until he picked up u partially filled
glass of water from, the floor of the stage.
Then as he straie htened up he worked
the lamp by infnitesmal movement on
to the top OF his hend SO that he became
erect. the lamp WAS balanced, still burn
ing, on the top of his head and he had
been able to drink the contents of the
glass
The Elks Benefit.
An engagement which has been antici
pated with considerable pleasure is the
presentation at the Portland theatre
this and Tuesday evenings, April 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19

TO De thredteReHg.
PORTLAND, April 10, 1897.
T F it's Bargains, this is
i the shop for them,
and to-day is the
day. You always look
for Bargains here Mon
day; you will not be dis
appointed in our selec-
tons for this week.
Corseks Counter
One lot of "Her Maj
esty" Corsets. white and
drab, at s., marked down
from SAYS.
Skz7,ZS.
One lot Of fancy Skirts,
full oMBRELLE shape,
Dresden effects, trimmed
with corded rufHe, at o8c.
were SI.25.
UMdsyzoear, (NusAn).
One lot of white cam
brio Skirts, umbrella
shape, embroidered ruff
he, at ooc, marked down
from ST.
Lanamgs Counter.
One lot of SO inch
moired Tafeta Lining,
black and colors, at &C a
yard, was II lac.
Infants Quits Counter.
One lot of fine silk
Swiss ribbed, open front
Shirts, four sizes, at CSC
to Soc to-day. This is
about half the regular
prices.
Also a lot Of children's
Skirts, with tucked
waists, hemstitched and
hamburg trimmed, to go
at $50, 46c and 75c, were
soc to SI.12-for chill
dren six months to four
years.
In same section, a lot
of infants Silk Bonnets, |
assorted styles, at $3.50, I
were 200.
SAsy1wassts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
THE PRESS.
NEW ADvEETIsEMENgs TO-DAY.

J.R. Libby.
owen Moore & Co.
Eastman Bros. s. Bancrofts
H. W. McCausland.
Geo. C. Frye.
Mckinney.
j. L. Palmer.
T. O. Bailey & Co..
Atkinson Furnishing Co.
II. j. Bailey & Co.
John Englis.
Town of SO. Portland.
FINANCIAL.
Woodbury. & Moulton.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre
St Luke's Parish House.
New Wants, To Let, For sale. Lost. Found
and Similar advertisements wiilbef ound under
heir appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
SHEETS and
PILLOW CASES
READY MADE.

Better made than our grandmoth-
ers or mothers made them---made Of
the best materials.--finished perfectly
---good liberal seams top and bottom
and are torn, not cut. The manufac-
turers know that if they did not make
them well---use good quality cotton.
ETC., you would not buy the second
time. Extra low prices both on Sheets
and Pillow Gases.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
.szatsone,y Counter.

| Stationery Counter.
One lot Of extra fine
quality cream rule d
Paper, in Tablets, extra
thick, at &c.
1Savsl,y Counter.
One lot Of sterling sill
yer Sets, nail file. glove
hook and cuticle knife,
at 33c the set.
Ha6eyaasAe1y.
One tableful Of light
and dark silk Teck Knot
Neckties, at 1oc, were
25c.
HauakeyeAsefs.
Two lots of hem
stitched Handkerchief,
at 1oc. GREAT BARGAIN.
Ribbons.
An assorted lot of pure
silk MORE Taefeta Rib
bons, four inches wide, at
19c yard, was 25c.
Dvaberzes Room.
One lot of fine che
nile Portiere Curtains,
three yards long, both
ends fringed, fancy frieze
and dado, at $2.1o-col-
ors are red, gold, blue
and terra Gotta. GREAT
BARGAIN.
Also a lot of chenille
Table Cloths, I IL yards
square, fringed all round,
at 6oc.
S5zss.
One lot Of fancy
India shot Swivel Silk,
specially good for Shirt
waists; colors, violet,
cream, pink. light blue,
grey and scarlet, to go at
ooc a yard, marked down
from ST.
Notions.
One lot of aMonto"
odorless Dress Shields,
at 15c and 18c, were 22c
and CSC.
Trimmings Counter.
Two lots Of fine silk
Gimp, at 4Sc a yard,
marked down from 75c.
Hosiery.
One lot Of fine Onyx
black ingram cotton Hos
iery, women's, at 3oc,
marked down from soc.
Cnizavsu's Hosiery Counter.
One lot Of heavy four
thread fast black ribbed
cotton Stockings, for
children's school wear, at
15c, were 25c-sizes 7 to
10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
BL.ANKET S.

The fine showing at our Blan-
ket counter offers a quick solution to
the next question on you mind.
Blankets both Colored and White for
every purpose-for home-for cottage
for camp---42c, 75c, Sl.O0, l.25,
I.SS, 400, 2.75 and up to the fine
ones at 5000 or $1,000.
At $I.25, at l.88 and at
500 we can show you beautiful
Blankets in all sizes.
This is not mentioning a quarter of
our stock which includes many quail
ties at prices not here mentioned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
OWEN, MOORE& 60.

Womeu's 1Hackzntoshes.
One lot of single odd
Macintosh Garments,
assorted colors and styles,
all fine goods, to go at IS
each today, were 500 to
1900.
Uudsvzvear, Knitted.
One lot of Women's
fine Swiss ribbed Under
vests, lace trimmed, V
neck, with winged sleeves,
white and ecru, at 1oc.
This is about half the
regular price.
AT same counter, a lot
of fine jersey ribbed
Vests and Pantalettes,
for children five to ten
years old, at I4c.
Needzewoyk Counter.
One lot of denim Ia
Bile Covers, yard square,
assorted colors, all
stamped for embroidery,
at Ioc, were 2oc.
Also a lot Of silk plush
Ball Tassels, for trim
ming mats and table
covers, at &c a dozen,
all colors.
V02yss Counter.
A small lot of Shet-
land Floss, at 1oc a skein.
LEATHER Goods Counter
One lot of black mo-
rocco Combination Pock-
ct Books, with silvered
clasp, at 1oc.
Fanny Goods Counter.
A lot of colored Pic
lures, in narrow gilt.
frame, with gilt mat, at
4oc, were 62c.
Easement.
Three barrels Of glass
Tumblers, with ground
band around top, at 3oc
a dozen.
A lot of china Comb
and Brush Trays, beauti-
fully decorated, at zoe.
A lot of 8 and 10 inch
Jardinieres, ass orte d
shapes and colors, at 25c.
A hundred dozen Tea
Plates, gilt edges, assort-
ed decorations, at ACC a
dozen. GREAT BARGAIN.
TIE only terms at these
Monday Sales are cash
and no exchanges.
OWEN, MOORE & CO.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19

UlHE city ordinance requiring all buildings to
n be numbered is being enforced by the
Marshal Buy your numbers of ROD A.
BACHELDER, 420 Fore street. sign of the
Blue Hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19

HaaaaEEEgsghM eaanngDyzHEaes g. zazgaA a.
GEkS..AAlA NTly tt8 { 3zSll1eA
- . & 80 B
= - y 80 - = $3.50 q
HOME,
CAMP
COTTAGE.
Spring the inevitable cleaning prepara-
ion for the at home and at the cottage
Many things will required replace won
as Bedpead Pufs Blankets Sheets Pillow Gases, etc
bed SPREADS. PUFFS.
For S9c one hundred For A.S5 One lot OF
Damask Crochet fine aaIitv
0saSAa QuHts-fun esaoRa. sHkane Puffs
good dollar 7obu * fnohaa
quality. in size--wen filled with
clean white cotton, the filling being all
For 9Jc Another hundred in Many different styles
extra fine Damask and coloE
CasehA' Crochet Quits
large sze--regMar

large size---regular
dollar and quarter quality.
These two lots are leaders and are
both business bringers.
A large line of other finer Quilts
at extra low prices. Fine Marseilles
Quilts in handsome design and choice
patterns.
We also carry complete line Of
Fringed Crochet Spreads for brass and
iron beds---both single and double at
@l.5O, 200 and 2.25 each.
Also
Plain Crochet Spreads for single
beds in both colored and white at from
75c up to $500 each,
Extra size Quilts in Crochet,
Marseilles and Satin from 79c to
GOO each.
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in size---well made and filled with
clean white cotton, the filling being all
in one piece. Many different styles
and colors.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19

An engagement which has been antici-
pated with considerable pleasure is the
presentation at the Portland theatre
this and Tuesday evenings, April 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-19
.SAs.yk70aasks.

One lot Of plain and
fancy percale Numbered
Shirtwaists, at ooc,I
marked down from ST
and 1.25.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16
COFFEE.

New Orleans, November 15.-Coffee-
Ordinary to law faar,Sl?
New York. November 15--Coffee-Optops
el~nsu steady AZ points advance. ruled
more active with narrow variations. s,u.
ing CIV. cked BY higher European and Fra
~ an cables and covering IN asfsSSration
OF ttmorrow's holiday az Rio ard Santos:
hnving checked hy heavy supplies and re-
newed tendency toward s,.rongcr re-
ceipis az Rio and Santos; closed steady
with prices Ssfio points higher; stales Ii. 500
inciudng December 5.6o6fS.ea Marcn !. 80
Spot RIO steady; No. Z. Invoice. Sls. iclh,n,y
e mild quiet. Cordova S,sIi4.
santos, November i5-Coffee steady.
good average Santos TOO rcfs per 10 ki,os.
receipts 10000; stock 1,lsA.ooo
Hamburg. November II Coffee orened
,incnansed. closed with a net advaiee OF
=, rfg; sales ISn1u "
Rio. November 15.--t'offee firm: No. ,
Rlo 'cn reis per 10 ki'ns: exchange ;,d
reterts n 100. cleared for INC Jr,,te,i
States 1900. stock 4s4.c1o,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16
HIDES. rALLow AND nEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers
SUGAR.

New orissns. November l5-Susar-one,,
Kettle. steady, 2nnS7s; Centrifugal Drm:
gns,.olatea ! l-lsiitA white aii-isT4W: :
yellow S*as lS-lS; seconds si3 LIS Mo.
MsSes--open kett.e steady, 1870. eooa
E,sdes scarce; cenfnfugai SS9is: syri ny i;
New York. November lS.-.suxar--r,ay
strenS; fa:r refining sk; reined frm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16

buwng. Advsces from the South point TO
n very 1rsavy movement following the re-
Iense Of cotton heretofore tied ~ ty
quarantine restrlctins. At the best point
OF the day the market showed 4 ret adj
vance Of 4Gt7 points. In the aftsrno, me
market was quiet and closed steady with
a not gain Of 4Q6 points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16
prlccs ars those ruling = M Houston
Skoiessle markets.

CANDY-Stick, wrapped. bssis a. s<e
sc par III spoysai sizes lsc MEner: s,se,
sssc al prsfns iefiic; choice iiilai.Isc; fancy
1Nij5c. pcaberry Iseilsllc. Roasted coffees:
| xrbuckie's Ariosa, basis 100 ID cases. tl109;
Apex. sli.~ ,,,, ~,
Fou ! NILS; HENSON %Ss,s , Rsy,
second patent. $3.50 Texas Star Mills
aaote: tidal Wave, SO Sea p FsiIy. !. SEQ e.
rye hour $40 Special rates for shipments
TO in;erior points; Hour In barrels i5c
barrels.
| FARINACEOUS GOODs--Grits. hominy
and cream. meal, in bbs. EW; pearl meal.
1: 70 ID sacks, N.6o per Dbl OF : SACKS !;
Scotch and Friends oats W .: Columbian
oais Up.
e7nc; .,,<.
| ,HoNEY-in 80 ID cans. extracted. i'sp
| s'5c IN comb Sa1oc IN IL 10 cans extract
| LARp-Renned tierccs. compound, 4Hc.
. va. s'sT 10 cans tc higher tnan
ltrees: 10 70 cans PC highsr. . 10 cans s-sc
Hi nIieI . l 70 cans 70 nisner ,es,o
| ~ HsUoli.u. i'llr ioHiec, prime
soa,zic; choice, 25aasc; fancy new crop
sly. s-gsSc.
| ,t tllaf..,, e, f;S ,cnsy head 1900
s smmss shusc' iair aH4-fc' 'hncy imported
| 'JJ,uHytsstf r.a,. or,
noasls LOT tbs: Sisai' DC; manila
! e,sc cTttqn ilgll4c. .oa-. .,>
so: i,a,isiana o,rse eo enc - ane T. brr Sv
e los SIS, so.ss sss,. ioh. MY sV I'D.
so. - ,,,,,
kits E.csisi n ~ tsp, s,h ~ IN ~ 10
STARCH Standard re eo, siy'p Fear,. in q,
Nickel 10 1885, e 1'9 hax gs'K corr,
| siarcl, 5isc per ill., n ard 40 ID boxes
SUGAR Quota ions are for small lots.
speeiai prices given on carload agi do orders.
powdered &c: louisiana Yellow clar.iiod.
'S' - s'''eo "a
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apnies 1sst skoerr'es e'a'uc; I'D standard
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