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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
MONDAYS VIVID.

A young cyclone went through our
little city last Monday, playing havoc
with trees, fences, telephone poles and
loose tin roofs that stood in it's path.
The damage will amount to nearly
$1,000. The most serious damage done
was to the tin shop Of ], V. Ellington &
Co., tree that stood on the side street
about half way the length Of the shop,
was blown down upon it, crushing the
side wall and roof together. Mr. Sam
STEMS store roof was partly blown of,
allowing water to run in on his furni-
ture, while some Of the sheds about the
warehouses and mills Of the city were
blown down, We have heard Off per
sonal injury caused by the storm.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
.TIIOIS CGTTII RIITOIi
or IN TEREsT TO
STOGU ,HOLDERS
free Tranaportaton 70 Attend the Annual
Meeting a Chicago. Some
Interesting Facts.

In order that stockholders % tie Illinois
Central Railroad Clmpany may more readily
attend III person thH annual meetings there
hHs been posted IN eaeh station ~ TIE Cons
nanny 4 notice t0 the effect tnNt iH accordance
witf a resolve 81 CID Hoard IN Directors. there
NAV rs Issued % naIsh holder 81 one 81 more
ahnras of fhr capItli stock ~ the illinois
Central Railroad lImHanR as registered on
the books 81 fhe CHImHMuWt "a ticket enabling
him pr her to trngH free oyer the NqMpanya
limos from fhn etHtih1 81 De ILLINOIS central
Railroad nearest tOIhia on her registered Nd
dress q Chicago at|d return Tor the purpose
% attending 10 pIFsdn The next Annual
st0ckhn1daaa meeting Of Tire Company which
WIN ba haid at rs General Office 90 Chicago
oh Wednesday sHpiembeF ~ if, at noon.
Details IS ~ tha nfgessary procedure 70 %
tain such ticket TN date pf its issue and its
Limit arc fully SCI FIRTH on ihe notices refer
ted u. n this conleefiOu it VIII BE inter
gsilng 70 note that liuce. in lHlk Size capital
Stock 81 fhe Compahg became fail paid
cash dividend ran9|Hg feoul per cent NJ "a
Dor cent baf annum has heeu paid em-an
nuNile "a every hdHIafof stock ana fhat itis
NOW twenty Taffs |Hta tiiH OnuUanF lN any
FraF- paid las than per cont. tse present
rate % distribution
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
rHB CONFEDERATE TEA.

The Confederate Tea at the court
house lot, given by the Daughters Of the
ConfederacJ last Thursday night was
a very pleasant and sociable affair Ow-
ing to some unknown cause the band
was prevented from attending, but the
the evening was made happy by the
sweet voices Of the noble daughters Of
the order Refreshments were served
which all enjoyed Quite sum was
realized from the tea, and every one
seemed happier on knowing the mite
they had contributed was to be expend-
ed in a just and noble cause,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

The End Regiment has been ordered 70
Jacksonville, there to join Lee whohas
received orders to prepare an army Of
40, 900 men to move on to HAVANA
Watch for r. Thayer Il Co.'S A on
this page next week 10 viii offer you
bargains IN the buggy line and Il you
need one he has what you want, and at
prices to match
Rev ]. L. johnson, one Of the best
mon in the state arrived in our city last
Tuesday night. He was on Q visit 70
his daughter who ID Tho wife d ReY
.P / Lipsoy, and who FOR the last two
weeks has been very sick We are glad
to say that her condition is much i'm
proved
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Are you fl the habit oE cutting your
self when yon sllayei Then y0u ahouid
keep d. Tiobn0rs Antiseptic coneen-
ien6. u stops bleeding prevents sore
nea rids y0nr face Of pimple and heals
cuts before y0u know it Pleasant as
perfume and cooling az breeze from
lfreenlande icY mountains Sold BIZ
ell druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
AROUND TIE CITY.
Greenwood

If You want your wheel repaired in
frst-class STYLE call al w M Cooks
gun shop.
Buggies that win last and give salts
faction at reasonable prices at
HENDERSON " BAIRDs
Try Prickly Ash Bitters as a spring
remedy, It purifes the blood regulates
the system, cures constipation and di-
gestive disorders, Sold by The City
Drug Store, Itta Bena, Miss
Do you want remedy for Fistula or
Foot Evil in stock? If 30, use Dr. Itch
enors Antiseptic as directed 1t will
cure It. For sale by druggists at SOC. q
bottle.
When you start ont to tackle the
inny tribe don't forget to take bottle
Of Tichenor's Antiseptic Nothing equal
to it for fin wounds fish hook wounds,
bites and stings Of insects and it is no
bad thing for snake bite \ Remem-
Der It cures collie also while You wait
about ten minutes. Your druggist can
sell It as fast as you can buy it Price
50 cents
Darlington, the timer. IS the man who does
not have his work 90 do over. Write him for
prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

The greatest triumph Of modern chem
istry Is DR. Tlchenors Antiseptie. AS
a dressing wounds, burns, etc., II sim,
ply has no equal Prevents inflammation
preserves the flesh and heals like magic.
Fragrant as the last rose Of summer"
and as cooling as O breeze from of the
deep blue sen. Sold BY MI upto.
dat" druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

There arc some things you can do
without but you can't afford to risk an
other day without bottle Of Or Itch
enor's Autiseptio the greatest chemical
discovery Of the age Heals Cuts Burns,
Gun shot Wounds etc, quicker than
anything And don't forget that it
cures Collie, TOO while pou wait few
minutes For further information ap.
ply to anyone who has given It a fair
trial
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
sTRAYED or sT0LEN

From Mr. Tolans place near South
side one yellow mare. Medium size
about six years old branded with 9 on
shoulder two small white spots on side:
name and tail very near flax color I
win give $40 reward for her return or
for any information as to her where.
abouts WIN. SPRINGER
gouthelde Misc
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

DO you want 70 buy farm in Sun
flower county II 90 write to W A.
Eyerman, Greendlle Miss He bias
Is 900 acres to cell and Of prices anyone
who wants a farm can buy head nis
"a in this Issng
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

WANTED "a middle aged lady neat
aud tidy in appearance 70 do Light work
win give one that suits 2 good home
and reasonable salary Address
r NJ Hagan
Slaughter, Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

One second hand Crescent combine
ton bicycle tandem, as good as new
Guaranteed to be inhrstclass condition
Actual use. three months VIII be sold
very cheap ior cash
For further particulars address
q. =, CLARK 81 Co..
Clarkgdale, Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
WANTED

40 buy Or would lease for b term %
years a small plantation 81 two TO four
hundred acres close 30 Greenwood AID.
cress b this office
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
srPAyBp OR STOLEN,

From my home on May 10th one
white aud lemon pointer dog, one year
old comes to name OF Nollo, a suit.
able reward win be paid for informa
ton leading to hia recovery
RI Il JONES
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
THE TOUGHER THE BOY

The better We like 70 clothe him Hes
tbe snresl test we know. The biggest
surprise to q boy IS finding himself IN
able to rip bis clothes Prove 70 his
mother chat you gen such clothes ana
you have a lasting customer. We find
ITO WARNER & sEARLES co
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
For Sale

The home ot tha tate DR. Guess On
river front N miles west 81 Green
wood, Miss Apply to Mrs NJ A.
Guess or DR. $ II Guess, Greenwood,
Mas
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Somebody Is Always looking New
novel and useful articles in sterling
silver Come on ye lockers
O. / Stein
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

For cash we wiIlsell you bicycles as low as
s750. w. \, Cunningham q o.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

80 Hffipps, and do ali kinds 81 bicycle Fe.
5airInn. vs.. {. Cunningham & 90.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized 70 announce Hon. p. C.
Csfchiaas q candidate Tor Congress ln che
Srd. Congressional District. subject 90 the
action o. the Democratic party,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
!. CASTOR MONTGOMERY,
DENTIST.
Office Austin Blk, Greenwood Miss
FOR SALE.
$4,000 AGRES
DELTA LANDSl
In Sunaower county, Of from "a to $40
per acre in tracts Of 40 acres mp Terms
81 down, balance in !, and 8 years.
For further particulars address
w a ENERMAN
WA. EVERMAN
aREEHVlLLE, MISS.
80 for saIe

! have a few more settings Of choice
White Leghorn eggs for sale. Parties
desiring them win see me at once.
DOUGLASS ROBINSON
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

We viii sell you 4 bicycle on the INSTALL
ment plan W'r' cunningham 10
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

See Ellington. the timer. Ne wants your
york Ia that line. aud will guarantee price
and finish.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

EVERYBODY to know that we would like
TO dc their Job printing. Phone IS.
THCsE who desire 10 rent houses IN the
city address Box n. Postoiice 10
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
our WANT COLUMN.

Wants will be inserted under this heading
Al tho rate OF 10 cents per line each insertion,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Read cassity & COS ad IN this Issue. 1t
will pay you.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16
The best soda n tie city
JoE STEMS Restaurant

rita Bena can now Be- termed tho tent.
"a city of tie delta nearlyall the bust.
ness is carried on IN tents
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

WANTED. 10 rent,3 rooms Of my
house on Maine street near 9 p. r. r.
Convenient to business part Of city Ap-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Impure blood makes Its presence fell
when the days grow warm It pro
duces lassitude, dizziness, foul breath
and a disinelination for work Prickly
Ash Bitters is q fine spring remedy A
blood purifier and system cleanser com
bined Sold by CITY Drug store lttB
Bena, Miss.
Ice cream served at oil hours
JOE STEMS Restaurant
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

MRS w. q DUNLAP
On this office
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

Darlington, the timer IS the man who does
not have his work 90 do over Write him for
prices
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-06-16

MI n + Cole. who has been foreman
or Office for the last month has ieas.
ofMr James Liddell, Of Grenada
paper ths Grsnadiau, until the close
t War Mr. Cole. W. hare 70 hea
ncg d aging & 9 frtcias news
man. and eaa who knows The bus
and 70 the people 81 Grenada We
y il Nr Cole they have 3 good
and one Who With De paper
alNaYs look % The advancement Of
ada aud iia interests
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-25

New York. March H-The Evening
Posts London financial csblegram says:
The stock markets here remained dun
to-day. with increased difficulty in ef-
fectinE sales OF all but the best stocks.
In Americans dealers frequently declined
to make prices. Spanish - were sold
heavily from Paris. At one time they fell
to 52,s. but they closed at 3k on a gen.
eral recovery of Paris specialties. due TO
unconfirmed market reports that Spai
was seeking the aid of Great Britain as
an intermediary in the Cuban matter.
Americans. after improving On the New
York support. closed nat.
OF the fs. 0o. 600 of the Chinese loan Of
fered I'm this country only f2.ooo.oO were
applied for. This is an additional cause
for the depression in speculation. enor-
nous blocks being left on the under
writer's hands.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining Stocks
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York, March 24.-The stock mar
ket was alternately feverish and stag
nsnt, closing at the lowest. with the loss
es confined to fractions In the railways.
but ranging from one to three points else
where. M Cuban situation was the all
important factor to-day. as IL has been
for a long time in the market fiuctua-
tions. Prices rallied sharply at the open
ing on the assumption that there would
be more delay in dealing with the Cuban
question.
london. after an easier opening. closed
steady. but the sales from that quarter
were largely in excess OF yesterdays
purchases. The change of attitude of for
eign financiers toward American securi-
ties was used by the bears to hammer
the international shares at frequent In
~tervals. The pressure against st. Paul,
New York Central. Louisville & Nash
vile and Union Pacific preferred resulted
in recessions of over a point compared
with the highest price established in re-
cent trading. Covering of shorts from
time to time hardened the markets, but
this. i'm each instance. failed to last. The
selling movement in the final hour
brought about the lowest level Of the
day.
The bond market showed extreme duli-
ness but a tendency was evident toward
a lower level. The aggregate transactions
were 1854. 600. Government bonds shared In
the general depression of the security
with quotations for the active
issues showing losses in bid prices of u
per cent except In the As registered OF
1907. which lost Y per cent.
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A veaITAeLe SAINTS REST.
NilitIa District In Mexico Free From
Locked Doors and Thieves.

hDsS'o Hssoh -
"If a person wishes to see an ideal
saints rest" said l.. A. Downing. he
should visit the Xilitla district of the
Mexican republic. The people there
belong to the Huastecos tribe or IN
dams. They are said To have been
among the bravest opponents of Cortez.
They are clean. honest and industrious.
No doors are locked i'm Nilitla. Coffee
planters go away and leave gems and
all of personal property in
their houses. but lose nothing.
when I call the Huastecos industri-
Gus. the Huastecan standard or indus
try must be borne in mind. Four days
there make "A week OF labor. The In
dian does hat four days work for 81.
IL he were paid 81 or 81 he would work
MY four days. and archaeologists
suppose this custom to- have come from
the habits of the ancient people. The
dollar Is paid I'm advance-on Sunday.
Payment insures the delivery OF the
four days work before Saturday night.
IL the work Is not one the Indian Is
a defaulter in the light of the local
laws. and is thrown into jail. On sun
day Xilitla has a population or a,ooo
but on Monday not 200 indian are
found in town. The others are out OF
the plantation. Their day mmence
with daylight n is kept up as Ions
as they can see. In that latitude there
are about is hours Of daylight. 80 tina,
the aborers put in about 81 hours OF
labor as against "a hours customary
i'm the United States.
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ARE SHY
a Scarcity of Candidates for the
/ City Ticket.
LOSING RACE FOR THEM
Ihsy Have Been So Thoroughly Drubbed
= by the Fusionists in Previous Years
3 That They Are Shy In Put
. ting Up . Fight.

81 Great Fellse March A.-The opening OF
che republican spring campaign is char
acterised by, marked Indifference and a
scarciSy Of Candidates for aldermen. The
republicans have been so severely druh-
bed here by the fusionists in the past two
or thrsa years that they are very shy
about Entering on a losing race. In the
First ward ]. A. Collins. the well-known
plumber, is mentioned for the aldermanic
place. The Second ward has not develop
"a any very decided candidates, but
George A. Poole, of the west side. Is be-
ing pushed forward by his friends. and
may DE Induced to accept tomorrow
evening. The Third ward is strong for A.
J. Sullivan, the dealer in secondhand fur
niture, and a former member of the
council. The Fourth ward has any num-
her of aldermanic a~spirants. There is Ed
win Young. who has represented that
ward once before; N. T. Lease. a contrac-
tor residing in the Boston q Montana ad-
dition, and therefore acceptable to the
voters there, who are vociferously de-
handing recognition; H.. IL. Mattheson,
cashier of the First National bank, and
A. T. Elliott.
While all of these men are named as
candidates, most of them say they do
not care to engage In the race. and none
of them is interviewing friends on the
matter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
The Jury Returns a verdict I'm Favor of
Edward Davis.

The Jury Returns n Verdict In Favor OF
Edward Davis.
Great Falls. March 24.-The suit of Ed
ward Davis VS.. Jesse l.. Henry was con-
tinued through the morning session OF
the district court and about noon went
to the jury. About 2 o'clock in the after
noon the jury returned to the court room
bringing i'm a verdict for the PLAINTIFF
of 500. S4.
The remainder of the afternoon was
taken up with the damage suit against
the Montana Central brought by Joseph
Daily. According to the complaint and
the testimony introduced by the plaintin.
he was at work loading empty beer
casks onto "A car in the railway yard ut
Belt on the 18th of April last. when a
yard engine with some cars backed up
against the car i'm which he was work.
ing. The impact was sufficient to throw
him down and to dislodge the casks,
which fell on him and injured him Sc
verely. For all of which he asks the sum
of 5000. John A. Largent and j. j. q.
Burns. the editor OF the Belt knocker,
are his attorneys. A. j. Shores and r. &
Park represent the railway company
Testimony was still being heard when
court adjourned this afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-25
CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. March N-Wheat took n little
jump at the opening. Influenced by the
steadiness abroad and reported sales Of
100. 600 bushels of No. I northern wheat by
Letter late yesterday. First trades I'm July
were made at siAs very little chang
ing hands at the higher figure. Five min
utes later IT was selling freely at $40
ss7sc.
There was very little in the way of
bearish news except the continuous ar
gument of the price being rather high
compared to that of former years. Sales
of 100. 900 bushels No. 2 red ON Antwerp
account and $500 bushels TO millers
caused a temporary rally to near the
opening prices. but was quickly taken
advantage of by the bears and prices
slid OFF rapidly. Near the close "A line of
l.0eo. 900 ushels was liquidated through
one house and started "A fresh decline.
Prices touched the lowest point for July
on the present decline and closed prac-
tically at the bottom. May opened iac
higher at 81 .05, sold up to H.05&. reacted
and closed at 1.o4 bid. July opened Vase
higher at s4&Gsii5c. declined to s2%c.
closing at s2sa dS27sc.
Corn was ~momentarily firm at the
| opening. but following wheat. soon turn
ed weak. July closed &c lower.
A weak feeling ruled in the oat pit
throughout the session. July closed i4H
Ac lower.
Provisions ruled dull and slightly easier
The offerings were absorbed by shorts
from whom the only noticeable ppo
came. May pork closed 7lsc lower. MAY
lard Sc lower and May ribs unchanged
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-25
Exhibiting Coat Fields.

Great Falls. March 24.-In spite Of the
severe weather the force of men which
has been employed in exploiting the coal
fields at Arlington have kept steadily at
work. though the storms have certainly
retarded their progress. Fourteen men
have been working constantly. keeping
the roads clear Of snow so that the water
wagons could reach the drills. The new
tunnels driven into the side hill In Gra-
ham coulee have struck 5l1s feet of good
coal at a distance of 30 feet from the sur
face. and there is every indication that
the seam will improve in quality and
quantity as they go further I'm.
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THE AGREEMENT FULFILLED.
A Petition for the Return of the North
western Bank stock.

a Petition for the Return of the North
western Bank stock.
Great Falls. March 24.-An echo of the
failure of the Northwestern bank. the
scandal connected Herewith and the final
conviction and Imprisonment of its cash
Ter. Benton ID. Hatcher, was heard in the
district court this. afternoon. James 7.
Stanford, as receiver of the bank, filed
"A petition which related the following
facts:
owner of 6s3 shares of the banks capi-
tai stock. c. Il. Conrad owned es2 shares.
Thomas Curry 10, James T. Stanford %,
q. IL. Goodrich 10. Kyle Price 10, Herbert
Strain 10. On that same day this stock
was all transferred to B. ID. Hatcher as
trustee. for which the sum of Sl73, 446. Is
was paid, part in cash, part in notes and
the balance in real estate and a certain
mining lode. Hatcher also purchased %
shares from T.. A. Cummings for the sum
OF g. $3.50. Feb. 3 the bank was closed by
order of the bank examiner and on April
Is all of the above-named shareholders,
save cummings, entered INTO an agree
ment with the comptroller of the cur
rency whereby they guaranteed the re-
turn of the amount paid by Hatcher for
their stock to the banks assets. They
f. have since fulfilled their agreement and
ask the REISSUE to them of the stock
sold and surrendered by them to Hatcher,
and the receiver asks permission of the
court to make such reissue. 1t is prob
able that the court will grant the peti-
ton and another chapter in the history
of the wrecked bank will be closed.
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rency was laid before the full republican
membership of the committee. This COM
mittce. which was appointed a month ago
to report a general banking and currency
measure. consists of McCleary of Mime
sofa. Prince of Illinois and Mitchell OF
New York. The bill they have reported Is
entitled "a bill to provide for strengthen
ing the public credit. for the relief of the
United States treasury and for the
amendment OF the laws relating to na-
tionai banking associations"
The method of dealing with the green
backs is not by direct retirement. but by
the substitution of n legal tender note.
which the banks are required to assume.
and for the redemption OF which they are
required to find the gold so Ions as they
are conducting a solvent business.
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other additions to the works will b
made in proportion to this and the force
of men will be materially increased HI
company's profits are increasing daily.
and with a larger plant they will be still
greater.
This item was practically given in these
columns some time early In February and
at the time was denounced by one OF he
local papers rs a sample OF the sensa-
tional news items found in the Northern
Montana bureau of the Standard. The
sensational feature of IL must lie In the
fact that the Standard was a month in
ing IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-25
Wool Auction Sales.

London. March 24-There was a full
attendance at the WOO sales to-day. The
selection offered was good. A fair supply
of geelong greasy sold well and was ia
ken for the home trade. The number of
bales offered was l3.O2l. Following are
the sales i'm detail:
New South Wales. $500 bales-Scoured.
l0ixdd1s sizd greasy. 5An911d.
Queensland. 1900 bales-Scoured. Is 3lxd
ais sd; greasy, slzHlod.
Victoria. sS bales-Scoured. eddls Sd
greasy. SD.
South Australia, 40 bsles-Scoured. Is
Lddls id. greasy. Ga7d.
Tasmania. 100 bales-Scoured. 7aal0Hd.
New Zealand. 4.ao bales-Scoured, shsda
Is ID: greasy. snl01xd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal. 40 bales
Secured. l1dHis lzd. greasy. 5A.a6hd.
Falkland Islands. l.70e bales-Greasy. sd
aSAd.
Punta Arena. 100 b~sies-Greasy. psh
6hd.