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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
LIVE GOSSIP

Wv, wv ior1. October :.
.napp,e VINO wears 4 ~
tnat u was tied aroun2
woman as 4 Joke ~
lust 10 tanta,,vo Z
vent =, Ero ner. ~
- A0ser such : A.
Girls who want 70 & !.
get out their old banrl. n!
women who are CONN. 8
are wearing bangles y y.
old colns "a cbs,n- =
The bracelet e a.ns With
Nv for the Ia ~ ~ longer IN
still quite nnn,, I.N the enU
pu'a s'
.vsv 49,. ~. q Elm
- Hou.,nn ns.l q
tbst uttla - u'oetFy
f.iIin. ,ro,,, 81 =. 81 u satirs x
Nearly 100 biz VI be n,sn pvt ~
and when viewed fro,' sls ~
is odd enough n ', noa : d9H
the beaten tracs COAX : al
Seth Low e~nro..-..
one Waterman aud d.
M a''e 70 Keep reporter
.,~, ~oiumoia's presids
,nnas VIII, are sweets Of tn
After awhile too ppas,,r,io!patie
with ~ nc y oecoGN
does he'll lesrr ue reportefk
worth a cent 'na' tne1
Jim Corbett. the n,;,.,,,..
,,, iour-story brcwnsH
~ -. ives. one hundred IN
ooroect would not w
4 for a sona oWuiluing, but
mat is that "poms,, lung
20 to bed hungry for ths ~
-, :. pay iur a good meal. Hs'sii
eu real estate
An .c,r... ..,--
VS. iiyihg a pooAi
'eo on broadway by a NOD X
'riend. She said sometblny I
vas brief. and she h,,.-,-.
70 ren,;a s na IN, iecelved the celt
She's taking her Gh,ny ooys
ientist to have his teeth NJ
u TO remind the pups
lave MS paws ~
The work of LAYING ~.
foreground +ro,,. M
why conauits "a
avenues has been coz
'ept in a few spots where n.
AVE had tn drill, ..r
,o,,a -. WI ad
M anu Craiiic was n
ther day with horse power. Ii
accident occurs 49,,
'er 1. The weekly nayrol, ~
alaries OF engineers. has NJ
!, nu 80 .ar me ne COZ company haa ~
The hello" girl is distresa.,
'un in a war against "cant.,s
penators has h.an az
80 M
none is on exnlDluon In Z WIZ
ffice. which, It's inventor N
decided Improvement ~ n.
he system ana viii M II,
nth the services of the nss,ss,
ost of maintenance 81 IN ~
uiring fewer wires. After IN
.nicn Includes several miilis1
card 10. p",, sI luz. on ~
he war may be a merry M
ne sisntseer VINO stations
H''y-iourtn street ana BUN
eautiful autumn evenings wv
he greatest varieties Of metre
re- IN ha ,orna IT,. u..,A-
, ~ 'ne,e.
. ,Idliic ABOVE ana below tnen.
s.ream OF pictureseM
iele' ana the piaze OF iignI y
gus makes tne quarter aimos
noohuay. Even staid odd 49,
10 iascinateo by the movns
iis point, out 10 the stranW
'uDiy entertaining (
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

The Weary whites phiiosophicaiiy &C
cept sentence OF ten days at a camp OF
detention. In fact. the tramps are In
clover tust now. The only kick they have
coming is on the bath the inspectors force
them TO take.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
Wobbly.

When Soakley HES him TO w.
Despite his wife's persus
He comes home in the wee
Full Jagged and deeply
He can not work the front IA!
And crawls upon his kneez
And when he tries TO walk
His y1;
Footsteps rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

=, no ohanoe for Fight. -Mamma--Well.
nehry Laura told ne this morning that
Mr. Loggnhalls intended TO call on Won
To-Day for the purpose Of asking Won for
her hand. Did you see him,
fapa--Yes, he called.
manitnat--And what did you saw
rap@-What could l say? Isn't he ono
OF the greatest center rushes In the co,,ns
tryf You didn't expect me TO commit s,,i
c'ae. did youY-cleveland Leader.
Fair Exchange. Miss Booful-Re,ors VI.
9e married Fred. want to tell Won now
detest profanity. AN"
mr. Hipple-Rest easy on that scors
Life. iiariem
NOT Such Party AT one OF our no,,ce
ooa a iast week woman was charged
Win driving without lamp. She stateS
snat she mad a lamp, but had forgotten to
put a candle In Il. "
AM! said tho magistrate, ..you,re nm
,ne FOOLISH virgin who forgot the oil :,
10 which the defendant replied, ppm
not foolish virgin; I'm married SY,,h
Tour children. London Tit Bits
-, hyperbole-"Hi ear" said the tut,er
that the master was as drunk as erd
hwst noight" "ru
was drunk" said the valet impras-
sNeiy--" Q was drunk as a 'ole peera 20 !,
cincinnati Enquirer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

but Mr.. cochran can not support Seth
Low. He fails to understand precisely
what is meant by non-partisnnship. He
can not undertake to support the cnndi-
dacy OF n man who stands merely for in
dividual pretense. do not believe" he
says, that any candidacy will ever be-
come popular in this city which proceeds
upon the theory that any one man Ia bet
tor than his neighbors.'
III II wasn't for the occasional write.
ups of unmarked graves, some of our
buried heroes would never be heard Of.
-
Tho Texas Rangers In session Mt Auatl,
ought to have the respect and admiration
OF every man, woman and child in Texas.
rhe'rs was the duty to protect Texas
w'eh u needed protection, and no body of
men ever did their duty more eonscien-
tiotsiy The generation OF the present
owes an nostlmablc debt OF gratitude to
these old guards of the frontier.
bismarck IS said TO have the h,ge-o,,
mead III termnny II is natural, however.
ana not swellcd like tho Uranium OF the
young war lord.
Tho shutting down Of railway shnns nm,
o'"er largo Industries bears heavily on
hummer OF WORTHY workingmen. who ara
cut OH from means Of support and are
paying for homes on tho ,nstaI,mont r,nn
|. IL hoped tho buildl,y ,s.,o,a,a,, ,,,,,
be lcnlene In view of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
-A---------~-
win Tracy and Low In the field the
Man and Express comedies the defeat or
the republicans I'm their ae,,,r,s -.
the first mayor NJ r,rno,ar NJ. VI. '''''
---------------
"heh Ch'naman desires to so back to
emma no HES himself to Mexico. make.
o.nevo ne as attempting to illegally enter
the United States and Is ait once doporte,,
himself For good business Tao, on,r 70
mend us to tho Heather chine.
---.
WIN Hubert \ Sons have started the
,n OF the Coleman Democrat
Ms publishers will work for the wc,,,r.
OF the regular democracy.
~, .----,-
~ S'io" s'snai rs the name OF new
d. D. Autry and w. c. Babcock. II Is
quarto and gives evidence thnt 4, y,,,
work for the interest of the community in
which 1t is published. "
rs movement to put Cleveland
saw Ya, ~ public IRE from New Jcr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06


senssss ": fPr - dsns
4s's soss i y 9 ~ os scs.'
osm- vsskly PesA ~ Co.'s. per Week.
sssss = :, ss:: ~ a.. !, ,:sss's. T'1'-
siV>1DA ~ xail--paily 90 eunday rost &c e
fS6ys ~ -, ~ months ot.vos thrse mohses
u MOI - DsASh 400.
QunG4y Post ore year el6o -
ooutWSoklY ru4t (Mondsyp ana 1uwfSecyO ~ ~
~, ti.0e, ~ moaihs, loot sAfss nsssss' zoo
Ssssssa osaess.
uStasn business ofncs. IS Tribune Dufioiss Nev
Tors, Tho 3. c. Beckwith SPECIAL Aeecoy. i, ~.
WeotpFn BusIuesn once, i0v "The hOoBesv ~
49, The .. q Beckwith special Agency.
G. B. y. HOLLAND, Travelling Auditor 49,
- rostI TrAvsiins Agents CcsonsA ": ~. Ssv ~.
eeesfsl Travelling Agent, y. y heusas ~
=. y Threop
1HLEPB0NE NUMDpRss
UdtIssiAl 81. Business. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
APPROACHING A CRISIS.

The Cuban situation is becoming NOR
interesting daily, but 1t is folly to imagine
that Spain means to part with the island
on any intimation from the United States
or elsewhere that the best thing Spain can
do Is to grant a thorough autonomy to the
queen Of the Antilles.
We are told that senor Sagasta recog-
nizes the necessity of giving Cuba GER
tain degree Of local self government. which
shall be effective, but there ID the old
Spanish pride against American interior
encc The plans of autonomy are such as
out meeting the approval OF the Cubans.
and It is hardly possible that liberal
cabinet will be prepared to go much farther
than the conservative government In grant,
Ing substantial concessions and real homo
government. Failing To- do this. the in
surreotionists will undoubtedly reject the
Spanish proposals and the war will 20 on
to the bitter end, and until the Dons have
been Inundated beyond any incidents in
their past history.
ihtiu 10 NV tAEubt Inc continuance
OF this cruel and bloody war. England
would not have permitted such a conflict
close to her coasts and affecting her com
merce. Germany would certainly have
interfered long ere this. Russia would
have taken forcIble action, aud only our
poor, hating, pusillanimous government
mas refrained from saying anything. The
situation Is rapidly crystalzing, however
and we may expect some energetic action
on the part OF Spain. War with this co,in-
Try is altogether within the range OF pos.
sibility. and such consequences az war
with Spain may occasion may be looked
'or by our business interests. II will be
war In a good cause on our part, II Spain
proves reckless enough to enter the con-
est. and no one will doubt the issue-a
Victory for the United States and Cuban
Independence or annexation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

Bourke Cochran says that IL Tammany
rcpudates the Chicago platform he will
vote ats ticket He says that If It rati-
les. paesNcly or afhrmatively, the Chi.
oago platform. 1t can NOT justify It's con-
duct by platitudes about party loyalty
But Mr.. Cochran can not support Seth
Low. He fails to understand precisely
what is sneant by non-partisnnshlp. He
can not undertake. to support the cnndi-
dacy OF a man who stands merely for in
diV'dual pretense. l do not believe" he
says, that any candidacy will ever be-
come popular in this city which proceeds
upon the theory that any one man is bet
tor than his neighbors"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06
CURRENT FUN.

ension,--'Hannah," said the
MISTRESS, you can take that brown serge
uress OF mine and put 1t in soak"
M said HanNah, who's your fav.
,,te pawnbroker?'-Londo Household
desirable Disease, Hungry Hank--Et
would yer ruther have7
hing Void-Dyspepsia Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

III " wasn't for the occasional writes
ups OF unmarked graves, some OF our
buried heroes would never be heard Of.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

n war times soldiers always like 70
know wlere the enemy 10 located. Recon.
Wtsrances IN the German press sa,ow now
may country dsspses Uncle sam Per.
49, me has reason TO, beca,,se 40 manv
~ eooa otilens have coma "a this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

The Texas Rangers In session Mt Austin
ought to have the respect and admiration
Oh every man, woman and child in Texas.
ihe'rs was the duty to protect Texas
when 1t needed protection, and no body of
'neh ever did their duty more conscIen-
tiocsly. The generation OF the present
owes AN lnestlmable debt OF gratitude to
these old guards of the frontier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

with Tracy and Low In the field the
Man and Express comedies the defeat OF
me republicans In their efforts to elect
the first mayor OF Greater New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

When Chlnaman desires to ro hoc,r "a
emma he hes himself to Mexico. make.
believe he lis attempting to ILLEGALLY enter
"e United States and Is at once dcporte,i
10 inc Celestial Kingdom without cost Ia
hmseh. For good business tact com
mend ns TO the Heather Chinee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

hlsmarck is said TO bave the biggest
mead IN Germany. II is natural, however
ana not swellcd, like tho Uranium OF the
young war lord.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

A st. Louis woman got $4,000 for her
husband nom q woman who really loved
MN Down thts way women renera,,~,
nave to pay big fees to lawyers to get ria
OF their husbands II they ore loved nv
Others. -
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Footsteps

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-06

WIN Hubert \ Sons have started the
pupncauon OF the Coleman Democrat.
me paper Is what It's name signifies. ana
US publishers will work for the welfare
OF the regular democracy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

NEW YORK Dec 4 The New York Financier
says this week: The enormous balances which
the New York banks have been accum ulaIing for
The last few months shown in the Clearing
house statement of the week. Loans now
within So 800 eco of the $780, 900 600 mark and
deposits 1866 27s, 200. which IS one-third The
total individual de- Osts reported by the 1910 ma
tional banks OF the United -tates October
last. rhe rapid increases made by the banks
since lay last VIII be understood better when II Is
state that he gain in deposits since that time has
been S9J,OUO,LOJ, and in loans more Than $685.
0OO,UOU.
Comparative figures show that $50 OOO, 900 of
these increased deposits and $4,000 U0J OF the
loans have been made by bank. which hollis
at the present ume over S9l, 900, OOU OF net
deposits. The statements OF the banks for the
week favorable. Loans show continued ia
crease, the expansion having been distributed
anlO larger number OF iHStitutionS than has
been the for some time past. The mum
has ueeu decreas ed one through the absorption OF
the United States National oy the estern Ma
tlonal. and the increase OF S2,2 $500 in the
loans and OC0 in he deposits OF the latter
institution reflects this consolidation.
The Increase of deposIts for the week is due in
great part 10 special causes one bank alone re
porting expansion In his item OF $5.S43. QUO,
which is arger than the combined chang, IN all
the other banks. This was due TO circ umstauceS
connect With the Uuion Pacific settlement
hive banks gained in deposits nearly $l3,OOO,O00,
nom which il is TO be inferred that the deposits of
the O.her ffty-nire banks in the Clearing house
bout six mi lion less than at the end OF the
previous week.
S. ,166,50O, but this, too seems involved in
special transactions. 1t is known mat tn banks
received from the interior more than 81. 100000
in excess OF shipments. But since one bank
alone increased S cash S5.S0U00 O. and the gains
made by three amounted TO sS 10000, Il follows
hat the .arSe majority OF the banks nave Ce-
creased their reserves. The statement, taAru
whole. proves the tanks TO be IN strong condI-
ton TIE larger institutions are buying sterling
bills, and the | Mon Pacific deal has been
financed wi; bout the first suggestion disturb
ance, the outlook is for cheap money Tor some
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

IN sum; lent volume TO have quite appreciab' e
effect on !hc exchange balance
/ he activity OF the bond market has been "a feat
ure OF the stock Exchange here all week, ana the
total dealings in bonds u Thursday were OF a par
value OF nearly $4, 100000. The activity OF the
STOCK market has been spasmOdic The week
opened VITA evidences OF awakened outside in
leIeSt III he marEet due to the sharp advances CT
friday and Satur ay previous But the bus era
or that period TOOK occasion torealize on Mo lday
and turned prices backward again. Tuesday and
slowly hardened. Thursday opened with great
animation and rising prices, but while the ANNA
ion continued the rise came TO stop and
soon prices were falling quickly and sharply
Tbs second realizing movemen; was by power
tul operator. whose uTces enabled them to
ma nlpu ate The prices through the market, from
which II showed no signs of covery either Friday
or to-day The reactions have not however,
wip-d out all ,ins and the week show d ne gal IS
bet" cen l and points in many leading shares
and exceed = = POINTS in some. The rise OF u.s.
day and " ednesday was due primarily 10 The ag-
grrs>ive ana confident buying OF influential and
combined interests
But the fac. ors which induced large following
were the favofabe railroad statements ana the
fourth week OF November The free tneIlngs OF
stocks on the advance shows the diSpo 'ltlon TO
await The shaping OF policies by Congress before
buying securities TO hold.
The bond marx t has shown less hesitancy than
stock ana prices have steadily advanced. though
PERIODS OF lessened activity have accompanied The
declines IN prices of stocks The small supply "f
high-grsde bonds has been equal 10 the demand.
Total niles 500 0OJ.
United states bonds ere strong. The new fours
are "a higher bid, the 21a higher bid and the
old fouis registered ana The tives registered are "A
hlSher Dld, the former eX intereS.
ne tota! sales OF stocks to-day were 8 900
shares inc uding the following: Bot ington 6;Ul,
Manhattan 70U9, Missouri Patiiic 3 80, Northerh
racine preferred 1900, Rock Island 1868, ST Paul
IOo5 Bay stale Gas 1925, Chicago, Great West
trn 1881, Sugar 1851.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Dec, 4.-Wheat started weak and at
6s@7sc define Tor May. Liverpool was lad lower
for December wheat 5s lower for March and 5sd
down for May, compared with yesterdays closing
rates. The weather had turned from severe frost
to decided thaw the s. eater part of the win
ter wheat country, and the Minneapolis and
Duluth receipts were again not far from double
those She corresponding time of the year before.
The market did nos for some time give much III
uIcetion Of doing better, Dus in the course of an
hour from The start II had acquired small III obi
cum of firmness The opening prices for May
were from - to S914c, com pared with 80 sc at
the close Friday.
on the slight rally tina, followed it sold up 10
S9l9c January during that time made some
pecu lar changes, selling AT from $3.50 when May
Sc and 90 when May bringing
S914c, at from &c premium to lac discount
CON pared with s4Ay price The weakness at
Liverpool was Cunte1 for by he editor OF tn e
Iiveruool Corn Trade News in a cablegran
which SAID the decline owing to selling for
March aud May on orders from Chicago aud al o
TO Thoman's !eport issued Yesterday. Mime
apolis anu Duluth receipts were $40 cars against
$40 a week ago and $50 on the corresponding day
OF the year before.
the total OF the day being $4,000 bushels against
only $4,000 bushels On The like day Of the year
100000 bushels, should 10 be realized. will stand
conrasted with , 6O2 600 bushels decrease for the
similar period of 1896. The weeA's exports from
both coasts were 100000 bushels, the largest
business for weeks shipments The days
earances from Atlantic ports were liberal at the
equivalent IN wheat aud hour of II 'IOUO bushels
Those liberal shipments combined with hrmness
OF the Paris and Antwerp mHrAetS conSlderiug
the previous days weakness here. added the
recovery IA further sli ght extent.
May rose TO $3.50. but reacted little under
resZiu z, closed al S9Ioc, or 3sc lower than II did
yesterday. DecemoeT was neglected by the geu-
eral crowd. and was only heard from nt wide H.
tervalS 1t sold from 9414c a the opening 10
95 1ac and closed CSC, winch shows no change
for the day
Cora a. the opening, sold 14c lower than The
close yesterday, influenced by the weakness IN
wheat. Buying by FOCAL shorts and commission
houses caused a reaction, aud the late trading
prices ruled firm. MAJ. ranged from &S5sc to
2S1sc, and closed 1sc higher. at =SA2c.
Oats ruled finn. sympathy Win corn was
fac-or. May ced nom --1sc 10 2l5sc aud
closed 14d Ssc higher ut .
Provisions were very finn. The basis of the
strengIh was The excellent demand frJ n domes ic
and foreign ortS of the cash pf oducts. ENpOr ers
credited with liberal purchases Of January
lard. The market opened steady at about yesier-
days prices and gradually advanced, eli sing strong
close to the top At the close January pork was
10c higher at IS NE; January lara sc higher at
s. ~ 12 and January RIB, l2c highec at "a 2O9
- 221a
The leading futures ranged folows
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Lucy E. Galavotti 20 Emilia =. de Bresse Louis
G. and Marie +. de Bresse. lot y line OF Post
street, 145 + of Fillmore. E % by 1876 quit
cain deed: 81.
Charles II sykes (by Abraham Ruef attorney
TO Jane y. sykes, lot on f line Of Dehon street
lS5 y of sixteenth. : 70 by 4 so; $40
Enoch +. ana Estela II. Williams TO WI lam
Thomas, lot r. line of Noe street lO5 : of
Thirteenth, : 20 by e $50; SIS
Jane n. Sykes to Charles r. Sykes, 'ot on s line
of sixteenth street. 100 W of Sanchez w so by :
1868; $40.
Oracle Borel (by Antoine Borel, attorney and
Antoi e Borel TO Mary Clawiter lot on y line of
Ca lfornla street, 81 :6 OF Twelfth avenue, rs
by y 100; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
John and Sarah II. Mccarthy to North Berkeley
Congregational Church, lot on SW corner of Cedar
and Oxford streets, : 7 l OF. w 1875, 6l,55 Il
1856 O5 to beginning, being lot g. block d, Percy
Tract to correct book 5S5 of deeds, page 449,
Berkeley; 500.
Frank w. SpiaTs to Annie NJ Spiars, lot on SW
corner of Twenty first and Market streets S
34734, w l25, 2S.l01a + l25.Ol1S to begin
ming, being lot ], map Of subdivision of W all
Tract Oakland; gift.
same same, lot on T. line of Myrtle street SO
5 o. Twenty sixth, s 100 by 125, oakland;
gift.
Charles A. Sullivan to p. J. g. Kenna lot on
SW line of f Twenty second street. $50 Sc of
eleventh avenue. SE 81 by SW 100 block 80
Clinton, East Oakland: SO.
Mary e. DewIng to IL. !. Kyle lot on W line of
Twelfth street, SIS y of Villa avenue, w 100 by
y 60 being OTIS 20 and 81, block 3 san Pablo
avenue Villa Tract. Oakland Township; $40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
GENERAL MHKCHANDIsE.

BAGS Calcutta Grain Bags 1888 delivery, 55s
@5S4c: Wool Bags, 27@oQc; Fruit Bags, 5iAC,
bszc and &C for the different sizes
COAL-WelInSton SIS: New Wellington, SIS;
sOG:hield Wellington. az so; seattle. So SO: Bry-
ant SO so: Coos Bay S4 70; Wallsend, S6 rs q
ZOE; Cum beTland, $l4 50 q ton in bulk and 81
in sacks: Pennsyl wanna, Anthracite Egg, $l4 =
TOM Welsh Anthracite Se61l2: Camel. SO so q
ton: Rock Springs Castle Gate ana Pleasant Val
ley, 81 60 Coke Sl3 bulk and $t5 q ton In SKIS.
CANNED SALMON The Alaska Packers AS
ISOLATION quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots
OF $4,000 cases csc q dozen; $4,000 cases, e2Lac
q dozen; 75,uUU cases, 90c q dozen. cash T. o.
b. eX-ship. ShIpm"n' of S. 2S6 cases TO Liverpool
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery CUTn pany
quotes, terms cash: Cube and Crushed and
Zine Crushed 65sc: Powdered. 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated. 612c q h; Confectioners' A, 515c: Magnolia
A, Disc, Extra Z, SC; Golden C. 4Tsc: Candy
Granulated, 55sc; California A, Sac; haf-oarrels
1Ac more IMAM parrels, and boxes loc more.