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Evening journal., 1898-01-20
WASHINGTON.
IDEAL THREE-DAY TOUR VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IDEAL TfIREE-DAY TOUR VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The perennial attractions of Wash
ingtOn need no presentation. Always
interesting, every American only
awaits the most favorable opportunity
to visit it. This opportunity is pre-
sented by the three-day personally
conducted tour of the Pennsylvania
railroad, Thursday, February 3 Under
the intelligent direction of an expert
enced Tourist Agent, visits will be
made to all the principal points of in
terest, the Capitol, Executive Mansion,
Congressional Library, the Monument,
National Museum, ETC. An experienced
ChaperOn will also accompany the
party as a companion for the unescort-
ed lady tourists.
The rate, $145O from New York,
S11.50 from Philadelphia, and propor-
tionate rates from other points. in
cludes all necessary expenses during
the entire trip-transportatiOn, hotel
accommodations, and guides.
Persons desiring to return via Gettys-
burg may do so by purchasing tickets
at $500 extra, which include this privi-
lege. An opportunity will also be af-
forded to visit Mt. Vernon and Arling-
ton at a slight additional expense.
For itineraries, tickets and full in
formation apply to ticket agents; Tour
ist Agent, 1886 Broadway, New York;
or address George w. Boyd. Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
WEEK OF COMIC OPERA.

Waite's Comic Opera Company, with
its clever arrangement Of high-class
vaudeville, numerous novel features,
marching, living art studies and popu-
lar operas. all at popular prices, Will
be seen at the Opera House all next
week. This company will be remem-
bered as having been seen here last
season to a series of packed houses TO
every performance, in fact one OF the
theatres record d-breakers. For this en-
gagement the company returns with
several new operas in its extensive
repertoire, all the popular favorites so
popular in the company last season
and several new faces, new costumes
new scenery and up-tO-date features
For the opening performance next
Monday night the selection of opera
will be Miss Agnus Huntington's great
nautical comedy success, entitled Paul
Jones" which has never before been
seen at reduced prices. 1t has the ad-
vantage of calling out the full strength
of the entire company, OF being one Of
the most tuneful and fascinatingly
beautiful operas ever staged. There
will be daily matinees beginning at the
usual hour on Tuesday, with The
Chimes of Normandy" as the opera
Auber's Fra Diavolo" will be present
ed Tuesday evening. AS before, all
performances are made continuous.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
MANY HAVE LEFT.

WOOIIEN MILL AND IRON WORK
EMPLOYEES SECURE OTHER STU
tATIONS.
Since the closing of the Delaware
Iron Works, one part, by the way,
started up again yesterday morning,
and the cessation of night work at the
woolen mill, a number of the employees
have secured situations in Philadelphia
and Wilmington.
Among the number are John and Ed
ward Larl1in, John Harris, Newport;
George Rocket and Lewis Vallette,
Wilmington, and others in various
towns. AS these men were skilled In
their various trades, two of them being
foremen, it will be difficult to fill their
places at once.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
SOUSA. THE NlARCH KING.


"A new SOusa march, the annual trib-
ute of melody and harmony from the
gifted pen OF John Philip SOusa who ia
to-day beyond all question the repre-
sentative and most popular composer
OF the country, is the announcement
that adds superlative attractiveness to
the concert Of SOusa and his band at
the Opera House on Friday afternoon.
at O'Clock. Like all the other OF that
brilliant series of marches that have
brought fame and fortune TO John
Philip Sousa and delight to countless
millions, the new quickstep has a lit
tie history, and was inspired by a par
ticular circumstances that vividly i'm
pressed the composer. Last Fail Sousa
made an extended European trip, on
which especial honors were paid him as
Americas representative musician In
Berlin, by invitation, he conducted the
brass orchestra of the celebrated Phil
harmonic organization. Throughout
Italy, in Naples, Florence, Rome, Milan,
he was fairly surfeited with attentions.
And as he was hurTiedly called home
by business affairs the American musi-
clan caught fieeting glimpses OF life un-
der the French and British flags. Sail
ing up New York bay in the clear cold
of November morning, Sousa's eyes
were gladdened by a sight of Old Glory
floating serenely over the fortificatiOns
at the NaTTcws, with its glowing prom
ise of peace and protection. 1t aroused
all the patriotism of the composers
impressiOnable nature, and inspired
him to write one of the most beautiful
melodies he has ever penned, and
which he has dressed and decorated
with impressive harmonies and stirring
rhythm.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
s1OO REWARD slOn.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
I'm all it's stages. and that is Catarrh.
Halrs Catarrh Cure is the only positive
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Catarrh cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
it's work The proprietors have so much
aith i'm its curative powers, that they Of
fer One Hundred Dollars for apy case
that il fails 10 cure. Send for list Of tes-
timonlals Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

ExlMayor Samuel II. Black was in
Wilmington a short while last evening.
"A. B. Lancaster and Harvey Stewart
spent last evening with Wilmington
friends.
"A card party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram X Borle
last evening.
Patrick Eagan will remove 70
house on Sixth street at an early date
Truth is stranger than fiction. lheIe
are people who still prefer the bicycie
to saner ways of going from place 10
place through the snowy streets. II
they had TO do this as a punishment
what hardship it would be.-Bunalo
Express.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
THREE HOURS OF FUN.

AL. G.. Fields Minstrels gave an ex-
cellent entertainment at the Grand
Opera House last night. The large au-
ditorlum was crowded from pit to the
highest seats in the gallery, and many
stood to see the performance. The
spectacular feature was a gorgeous
representation of THE Court OF Mo
mus" and was thoroughly up-to-date,
and punctuated with all the brightest
quips and compositions OF the season.
The singing of Master Eddie Doyle,
Tommy Donnelly, Edward G. Clifford
and Reese PrOsser was a treat to
lovers of music, and their harmony
was perfect. AL. G. Field, Harry Shell
don and Billy Van fully sustained
their reputation for fun-making. The
farce entitled "a Trip to Klondyke
Gold Diggins," was laughable through
out. Ollie Young, THE King Of
Clubs" gave the finest exhibition OF
club swinging ever witnessed in this
city. Joseph La Fleur caused the au-
dience to hold its breath when he
made his plunge from the step of
forty-fOOt ladder to the stage. The
original Billy Van, in his minstrel
sketches and songs, was a decided IA
vorite with the audience The March
of the Roman" depicting the sports
and pastimes of ancient Rome, and
concluding with a thrilling broad
sword combat and tableaux, introduo-
ing Mr.. Fields Arabian horses. Belle
and Sultan, was a remarkable feature.
Master George Jones sang Helene
Mora's great jockey song, "The Little
Boy in Green" illustrated by Twins
pictures and real horses, which depict
ed life and tragedy on the race TRACK.
The Interpretation was received with
great applause. The boy has a swee,
and powerful voice, and sings with
great force and expression. The ia
nous Cornalla family, in its startling
acrobatic feats, was fully appreciated.
The performance concluded with tb,
latest dance creation of Doc. Quigley.
entitled 'Schoolboy Days" The dance
was performed by sixteen artists in
black, and all of the latest steps were
introduced in this amusing finale.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
NEW Castle REAL EsTATE
BIBLES FOR PRISONERS.

TWO HUNDRED TO BE DISTRIBU-
TED AMONG THE INMATES OF
NEW CASTLE JAIL.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
GOOD TIMES HAVE COME

You can afford to indulge yourself or your
family in the luxury of a good weekly news
paper and quarterly magazine OF fiction.
You can get both Of these publications with
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
"nHE REAL WIDOW DROWN" "

IIIl INI1hIl WIIOW I1INOFF n.
'@The Real Widow Brown" will ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday night. Ridiculous, and yet
perfectly natural, situations, exquisite
costumes. bright and clever acting
briefly describe THE Real Widow
Brown" An unqualified success
wherever produced, it is certain to be
greeted here by large audiences. Moth
ing has been left undone to afford an
evening of legitimate mirth, and the
company engaged is one of the highest
merit, together with the popular come
dain. Perkins ID. Fisher, late OF "A
Cold Day"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
Hunter d co.'s Cation Letter.

H. W. hunter n Co. say OF todny's market:
Liverpool came quiet, at a decline of 2-6iths
on futures and was lac down on spots sales
10000 bales. The bear party so active in our
mail ets yesterday was credited with heavy
se'iing In Liverpool, and It begins to look liko
campaign we'll pushed but rather Ike an
V'Ncnth hour move. Our markets opened
to points lower. near months deciinlng The
most aud prices strengthened as tho ca.i
Woertssed. The opening decline was soon re-
5'e"dl AZ last nights prizes to I point lower
LiNttpool close was quiet at the decline of
@-ulths Receipts Mt all ports continue fully
- per cent under last year. There were heavy
rams generally east OF the Mississippi. ana
w are sun In the storm period. New Or
itfhs sent buying orders to New York. and
me local shorts therc were DISPOSED TO take
pt9iitS and covered The country continues
n liberal seller Of spots, and there is no inn
pFcNoment ~ the demand. buyers. as a rnlc
Dong heatish and holding out for lower prices
as Trey declared some tlmo ago they would
40 even up to October l. The close wins amer
now lower than Liverpool " az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
New York Cotton Market.

new YORK. September 2l.-Spcculation IN
COTTON was quite tame. 1t was purely local
market with considerable portion of the
business done the evening up Of old YEN
lures The market cpaned steady with tn
near months lfiS points lower and the 5,s-
tant months l92 points higher. After r.arb
d AK common f, decline Ct lG2 poiats ,mme.
and varied but little Liverpool cabics oihnn,
~ W,ather reports were about a stand.
on, Alm1st perfect conditions In the East
~ 49,, ana Western portions OF the b II wsr,
o"svs ~ the TACT that a severe wind and rain
s ~ hau F"ent over an n,'rnsiye arcn n,
me central portion of the belt. -
.oit ana private iecoipts " r. only mode
80 anu considerably under the movement n,
wen cate last year. Shorts cover-d In n
slsau way on forecasts for rain tonlch. ma
sIbmo'tow row, IN the Atlantis States where sun
ciose the market IVES quiet ana sttad, AT "a
net LOGS Of lat points. '''"NS al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
IN THE COTTON MARKETS.
Statistical Information from the
Leading Exchanges.
THE PRICES CONTINUE TO DECLINE
New York, Galveston and Liver
pool spots All Close Lower.
Office of The Post.
Houston. Wednesday. september 81.

Houston. "Wednesday. September Fl.
s6no six or eight weeks ago. when our Eng
lish friends talked Of cotton at thrppence, and
some going so far as to predict tuppcnce hap
penny. the average Gotten man was dazed. He
thought they were simply emphasizing the fact
that they believed in cheap cotton, but GER
tanl, no such low values as 2iad or Sd for
miatlng in Liverpool.
Although spot cotton in Liverpool still lacks
5-32G OF being 3D. deliveries below that
AMI the trade Is still bearishly inclined.
The weather bureau reports good growing
weather, ocean freight rates high, spin
neis are waiting for lower prices, cotton is
beirs rushed forward as soon as marketed.
there is a big surplus stock and this years
Yell promises to be enormous II there is
ANYTHING encouraging to the bulls in these
fea ites It Is not apparent The only card
for the bulls is the fact that cotton is too
cheap already, Everyone will admit that
poip, but when Will the bottom be reached
Is the question that is now uppermost. The
most posslmistic think middlng will touch
AZ cents in Houston but this class is in the
minority though many believe that middling
VIII sell as low i%.c.
Liverpool spots declined 1-32d today, and
tdlN eston ana New YORK l-lbc eacn, Otner
markets being easy and unchanged
Futures In Liverpool declined 2-64 and 50
az .0g was quoted. which is close to the low
est on recnd -- > 53n2.A. which point was
reached ON November i2, 1894.
New York and New Orleans both sympa-
thlacd with Liverpool, the close showing
lossea. varying from 20 points.
Fort receipts We're II jSJ bales, against 81,
Ca bales las: year.
lIouston's receipts tomorrow are estimated
a; G, 500 to 1000 bales against 1851 bales last
year. New orleans expects 1000 to 5000 bales,
agtins. 549S last year.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
THE STOCKS AND BONDS
THE BEAR RAID ON SUGAR HAS
A.~.T COME TO AN END.
The Money Rate In View York Drops
Down to Per Cent for Call
Loans-G0id for Import.

New York, September 2l.The course OF su-
gar today indicated that the long bear turn
in that stock has come to an end Tor the
present. Dealings in this stock continued 10
absorb an Important proposition of the total
transactions Efforts to hold the money rate
proyef unavalling IN view OF the disparity be-
tween the New York call money rate and other
markets. and call loans on the board fell to
y pei cent. AS a result OF relief from these
mI rrtant roactionary tendencies the market
wdd strong aud recovered quite generally from
yesterdays decline. But tho strength was con-
fined largely 10 spots, and the market Is still
In the hands of professionals and reflects no
outside interest,
There was sun some apprehension that the
rally III sugar might be SIMPLY the result Of
interpolation directed against large bear
account. The sudden plentituao of money was
also looked at somewhat askancc, and with
hIme remains the fear that furller furry
on call money might be possible. The iac 1
that money has been easy 10 obtain for sew
ethl uGys In almost all markets, but not on
The stock exchange, encourages this feeling
But the call money market was unable to
Withstand the influence OF the various agen-
ciah which have been at work for its relief.
TIE sub-trcasury had another heavy uc1it
balance OF nearly S2,000.00O at the clearing
house today, roilecting in part the presenta-
ton Of CHECKS for the anticpatory payment Of
the october LIST Interest on government bonds
Transfers OF currency from New York to tho
vest through the suD-trcasury fell to s6o, DuU
to-day. and New York exchange advanced to
only cent discount
lEefe we're further engagements OF gold In
London for Import, resulting In sharp rise Of
y per rent to | per cent In the money rate
ana OF y and y per cent to 2lsd2i. per cent
IN the discount rate In that market. a num-
Der of stocks responded sharply to special
causes. The CoalerS and some other special
tei showed conspicuous advances
III the railroad iist, outside OF Northern Pa
enc. dealings were not large. but prices IN =
number OF cases advanced a point net Last
prices were the best and the market was
strongest aud most active at the close.
Prices Of bonds recovered in the late deal
INKS from an early tendency toward decline
Total sales, 81, Gl0, 00U
l'riyate win, IA, ,.hryilI Pi,na
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22

Eastern houses report spices weaker but
not quo ably lower
Apples are scarce and high being worth "a
to 1919 per barrel.
should the quarantine continue bananas
VIII not he obtainable
Most Of tho Texas oats are rain damaged
Choice stock Is In demand
Coast country snap beans are IN market aud
are selling at 81 to 81 80 per hush"l
roxna GIGS are coming IN very slowly De
mand Is good and prices firm at fun quota
items.
on account of quarantine sugar Is being
obtained from New York instead of New or
lars.
Tho Northern tomatoes coming In are not
Of MS good quality rs the home grown fruit
Prices range from so to GO cents for four
basket crates
Several Of the proprietary medicine manu-
lecturers have reduced their prices to those
quoted before the stamp taX law went into
opcratton. under pressure from the retail
druggists organizations.
Pacific coast exchange Is authority for
tho following: The output OF the cream of
tartar factory in East Napa. CAL last season
was ninety tons. all of which was dispusel
OF at good prices In the Eas tern market The
output next season Is expected to be double
that of last year"
b. O, Bowers Co OF New York have re
ceived the first shipment Of new Ampri AN
safdincs In tomato sauce, packed In quart "
siIed TINS The stock 1t la reported has been
told for export to Australia and brought a
per dozen. There is also reported 10 be A
eemand for quarter tomato sardints from
Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22

s. Louis. Mo. september ei-Flour TN
changed, Wheat steady No. cash, elava-
tor, - bid; track, 6gGiI0; September 80; DO
ucuttr co.'s; May, d6Ns bid, No. : hard. cash.
&C hid rn-Loweri No, . cash, 2S9, bid.
September, aSA hid December, 2SNn2sh
bid May 29Ss Oats Steady. No : cash. q
hid track. y; December POI. asked: May,
23a. bid, white, q Rye-Stoady, 4G. Flax
sood-liighcr s, bid Prime timothy seed
Easy. 2.3j. Cornmeal--Quict. 500 20 Bran
VA good demand, firm; sacked, east track,
tcWt, Hay scare and 'irm, thnCiay, . o1;
pSaiie, 5,50n, % Whisky STEADY, /. % Cot
ton tea and hagging unchanged Pork
Lover standard mess, obhug $50 Lard
Htttcr, prime steam. ~. chcice. ~ Or,'
sal. mpats-Roxcd shoulders, 4.75; extra short
clear, o.NoU . 60, shorts. a, 80. macon, a,.,.eA
shoulders. 6,5O. extra short clear. 900 ribs.
Ihlsit shorts. 6.S1is Receipts; Flour, nNM.
wheat, SO, 900; corn, $4,000. oats. 10 1000. Ship
mcnts' Flour, 1000; wheat, $1,000 corn, 3ovv1;
oats, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22

new YORK. September 2l.-There was c,,..
unuea inactivity in the dry goods marke, TO.
day' me quota CT buyers in the market was
No'y SmHH and their operations confined
M''nih marrow limits. The reports from tho
Sou'h inst yellow fever has broken out tom.
popr,tI. s'sSpped heavy trading in these
proysn,sn, Staple cottcns show little i'm
i uroMh FOODS aio firm and inaotlve in ali
nus nc expert goods are the subject nt
n as Sooa general inquiry. The Chinese trade Il
~ 70 hcuNe as last week but after ira -
v ,'e heaNy experts great results are not Az
p'vteu ior some time Print CLOTHS shnn,
IN W n,,n, market Odd goods have fallen off
solu outside the Providence and Fail p vvun
markets IN considerable quantities at &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
LOUISIANA nlCr Cnop.
Must Promising season for ScVerr,
Ncnrs Buck.


New Orleans Picayunr,
There Is no installing thu fact Tim, tcr IN.
mat time in sev raj yoars. ths ricc industry
appears TO be IN the midst Of promising
season. Rice Is now coming TO market ffcely
and, Notwithstanding the fact that the har'
vest was delayed by too much rala. the 20.
cents already are VOL ahead Of thos, of In sr
season TO date. "
All accounts agree In repcitlps that ,b,ra
VIII be fairly large crop the yield turning
out good not only IN the river Districts hui
~ me '9ici len lection as we'll, rhs qualit,
OF tho rice coming to market is ais, ysrv
80. ana thr demand has far been ex-
cellent. enabling distributors To maintain N
satisfactory level OF prices. p"
II - not surprising that, with this com
binaton of favorable elements. rico Ma,
should wear contented look. The Industry
mas oeen through process Of regeneration
process may, aud probably WILL prove ben
eneiai IN the long run, II was anything but
plessant while II lasted This lice msn,
WAGNER producers, dealers Or Miles, vii
hail with satisfaction II favorable season and
there Ia every indication that the season hut
recently commenced will meet ali expect.
lions.
II is vet too early TO indulge in ruessos No
to the probable size of the crop as mahy
tnines may yet happen 10 cut short tire pres
ent PROMISE hence Il would not b. safe for
consumers TO hold back with thR cxrNctation
that large yield will Insure lower pric, s
There is n reasonable expectation TIA, ,hs
production VIII show an increase over IN ,
past few years, but there need be no fear
that the production Will equal the consump
tive REQUIREMENTS Of tho country Even the
largest crops ever produced have fallen la,
short of supplying the American demand
Tho prosperity OF tho rico Industry Is ~
great Importance to this State. A large nnr-
ticn OF the southwestern section OF IouisiaS.
rs dependent upon the rice Industry; ,ons.-
qusnuy the success or failure OF the rice
crop means much fer a large proportion OF
our population. Rice Is Gao OF our iendin.
staples. and contributes no small share fl
the commerce OF New Orleans Such heinz
tho case. the prospect OF "A successful RE.
season is reason for congratulations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
FINANCIAL BRIEFS,

Paris, September 2i-Three per cent rents.
iO9t i5i9c for the account.
New York. September sl.-Clear,nrs RIA
us, $50; balances ss4s6,S2i. Wv
New YORK, September 2l.-Totai sales
sstocks today SaS,i6S shares, Including "a sax
Sugar. "n' io''o--
London, September I.--Consois for money
lEss; for the account 100 Isle bar silver
STEADY. ~ s-i5d per ounce. Money %E7i per
FOR three months bills 2n per cent
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New Orleans. septcmhcr 2l.--Mng rrohnc,a-

INV OrleahS, september 2l.--Hog products
Quiet Pork~-Standard mess .. 2ad9.75 Lard
.-Htnned tlercc, S,s7isGt. 90; pure 5.STisaiA so
heNed meats-Dry salt shoulders, lei5. l2ip: do
si6es, S.1S, Bacou-Clear rib sides 66s,,j
& -. Hams-Choicc sugar cured. oR9s Rire
IN fair demand; ordinary 10 good 3J.Si4ls
Floui, grain and feed stuffs-Steady Flour
Extra fancy, S.S013. iO patents. ). 10igs 50
Cornmea,, l.7ogrl.,S. Bran. IS Hay-prime.
sTil' choice, lells.50. Corn--No, . sacked
30. onts-No, ? sacked. S7ia.
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AMMuNITIoN-Powder, per keg. ,.ocsSi. 2s;
biatting powder. sl.Jl per keg. drop shot, pyr
sack. Sl-Sa: buck, Si60 W.
BACoN-tNtra shart clear In sacks. ossfs
SIC; regulars, ,isgI%c; boxed. Nc higher.
Smoked bellies, I%1sc; New York salt bellies.
Sssc' breakfast bacon, 9wc
bAG0lNG AND TlEs--Less than ear lois
irem Houston: pagging. 2-lb. 5;sQsc, .. 10.
ShQsnc:. Ties, Arrow, i5-lb, Y0c; Delta, 81. Oo
CANDf-suck. wrapped, basis "A, lfi;ne
per ID: special sizes, &c higher.
COFFEE-Rio and Cordova. l0isGiiO.c; fair
shasc;- prime. pG9lse: choice. Toe: fancy
ilagllhe: peaberry, iigilAc. Roasted cot.
ices hrouckle's Ariosa, basis loo-lb cases
lie delivered; s6-lb cases. ii.eoc delivered
S1I0c.
FLouR-Empire Mills, Houston: payisson's
high patent. new wheat, N.25: second patent.
rev wheat 1885, Texas Star Mills ouete:
Tidal Wave. new wheat, s+,25; Sea Fairy. new
wheat. ss;9a: Sea Nymph. new wheat, &c.. Is:
Sea Jewel. new wheat. $3.50; Sea Pearl, new
wheat R.So;. rye -four, $3.50: pumpernickei.
S.'e Speclal rates for shipments TO interior
points; Hour In barrels lsc above sacks; In
half barrels soc above barrels
FARlNAcEOuS GOODs--Crits. homtnv an,
cream meal. In barrels. s275: pearl meal in