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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-20

! Major Shields Of the staff, with his
command, captured several insurgents.
! The troops camped in the rain during
the night and in he morning General
4 w neaton established his headquarters
/ in church. quartered his men IN the
| houses and sent the captured Filipinos
/ beyond the outposts, with orders not 70
I return.
| The inhabitants describe all the roads
as practically impossible and say
they believe Aguinaldo has secreted a
yacht in the river Longapo, near Su-
big, for use in his flight. when he finds
ms capture is inevitable.
Wednesday was devoted TO recon
I noisances. Major Logan went north
| ward TO San Tomas and burned the
/ tlnpinos' barracks. Captain Buck 5
company of the Thirteenth went 10
San JacinJO and disposed OF small
bands Marshs detachment OF the
Twenty went toward Magadelen
on the Dagupan road and had several
sharp fights with small parties. 1ney
killed eight men, brought in twenty
prisoners and had five men wounded
The San Tomas road seems 10 be the
only possible means of retreat for a
large body north from Tarlac, and
General Wheaton commands it. The
insurgents of this section are going to
re-entOrce Tarlac. The batt,eshlp ore
gOn has arrived here from HongkOng.
AGUINALDO'S MOVEMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Nov 10.-Great in
terest is felt at the War Department
over Aguinaldo's sudden change of base
northeastward from Tarlac to Bayom-
bong, about seventy-five miles distant.
There are numerous spellings Of the
latter place, but the foregoing IS the
one generally adhered to on the maps IN
possession of the War Department The
most interesting feature OF the new sit
uation is that AguinaldO has been
forced out of the Tagalo country into
a region to the north, where the Ia
gallo language is not spoken and where
the mountains are filled with Ne2ritos
and other savage tribes, who are hos
tile to the Tagalos. This is about the
most mountainous and inaccessible
part of the island.
To the south, at the base of Cara
bello mountain, there is a narrow break
in the mountain range and within
mountain on it's northern slope one
strikes the headWaters of the Mogoi,
which is the beginning Of the great
River Cayugan, that flows northWard
| $50 miles into the China sea. 1t is on
| the headwaters Of the Mogol that Agul-
naldo is now located. The way is open
| for him down the long stretch of the
river to Aparri at the mouth of the
Cayugan. This is one of the widest
| but richest valleys in the island. 1t is
believed that the River Cayugan is
navigabIe for our tinclad boats $50
miles from its mouth, and for cascoes
| much farther.
| 1t is expected that as soon as Agul-
naldo shows any disposition to move
down the valley toward the China sea
| that warships and gunboats will be
sent around the northern end of the
| island to meet him and cut off his es-
| cape If it is his intention to escape
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TWO ALARMIST HINTS.
THE WAR IN LUZON.
Aggressive Movements of the Army
and Navy.

Aggressive Movements of the Army
and Navy.
MANILA, Nov. 10, $50 p. m.-The
landing of the American troops at San
Fabian on Tuesday was the most spec
tacular affair of its kind since General
Skaters Decentralization at Daiquiri.
The cooperation of the troops and the
navy was complete. The gunboats
maintained a terrific bombardment for
an hour, while the troops rushed waist
deep through the surf under a heavy
but badly aimed rifle fire from the in
surgent trenches and charged right
and left, pouring volley after volley at
the fleeing rebels.
Forty tilipinos were captured, most
ly non-commissioned officers Several
insurgent dead and five wounded were
found in building which had suffered
from the bombardment. The town
was we'll fortified. The sand dunes
were riveted with bamboo twenty feet
thick. which afforded a fine cover.
When the transports arrived in the
gulf they found the gunboats Princeton,
Bennington and others waiting. After
consultation with General Wheaton,
Commander Knox of the Princeton and
Commander Sheridan of the Benning-
ton anchored in the shallow water two
miles off shore. The gunboats formed
a line inside, the Helena, Callao and
Manila close in shore. With the first
OF the bombardment the small boats
were filled rapidly, without confusion,
by Major Cronite's battalion of the
Thirteenth Infantry.
While the lines of boats moved
shoreward the gunbOats poured the full
force Of their batteries into the
trenches, soon forcing the insurgents
TO flee through the burrows dug back
of the trenches. About 200 men held
their places until the keels of the boats
grated on the shore, when the Mauser
bullets commenced to sing over their
heads.
The battalions formed in good order.
Captain Buck, with Pierce's and Pat
tons companies, pursul the insurgents
on the left into the bamboo thickets.
On the right was frail foot bridge
| across the river, leading to the town
General Wheaton, personally COM
handing, ordered a charge across the
| bridge and Captain Rowland of his
staff led Coleman's and Elliott's COM
panies OF the Thirteenth and Shields
company of the Twenty-third, who be-
haved splendidly under their first fire,
into the town, which was found TO be
nearly deserted, except by the aged
and some Spaniards, who had hidden
in the buffalo wallows and who came
shouting delightedly toward the Amer
| leans.
Two companies of the Thirty-third
had skirmish along the Dagupan
road with the retreating Filipinos.
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Admission 25c and soc Last six for Children under
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MOBILIZATION ORDERS.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-Orders for the
mobilization of the necessary reserves
for the supplementary division an
nounced yesterday by Lord Wolseley,
were issued this evening. The men
will join between November Is and ~.
TWO ALARMIST HINTS.
PARIS, Nov. 10.-The Patrle points
out that England lies open to a coup
de main. With her squadrons disposed
of and reserves afloat, on the way to
the Transvaal, $4,000 men could cap
ture London.
BERLIN, Nov 10.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Lokal An
zeiger repeats the report that the Rus
slams are marching toward the Afghan
istan frontier.
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DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
FOR THE WAR FUND.

LONDON, Nov. defenders for 80
600 eco in treasury bills, the first In
stallment of the war fund, were opened
today. The total of the applications
amounted to e1O,721 900. The issue
was allotted as follows: G2,OO0,Oo0 at
six months and ,&1,OOO,OOO at twelve
months. The average rates per cent
were e3 1Ss Sd for the six-month bllls
and c3 5s Cd for the twelve months.
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BRITISH CONVOY LOST.

LONDON. Nov. 10.-The War Once
this evening issued the following:
From Butler, Cape Town, 1910 p.
m. by message from Builuwayo, dated
November "a small convoy and es-
cort. under Speckley of Plumers force,
was attacked by Beers November z.
Six men are missing and the convoy
was lost"
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The ambulance. in accordance with
the usages. should have been three
miles from the feld OF battle. so the
ambulance cannot claim the English
broke the usages of civilized warfare,
but | do not think the English would
have fired on them had they known
this. Ii was unintentiOnal."
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TROPIC OILS.

Ioiani" of this welknown OIL and
think will short of
Oils engine cylinder dyna-
their
In beginning
oil
tight &c. your easOn'ss supply rom Rt.7ErE
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HOLDING HIS own

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REVIEWED BY WALES.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Prince OF
Wales. the Duke OF Cambridge and
Lord Wolseley reviewed three squa-
drons of the Household Cavalry at the
Albany barracks this afternoon pre-
vious 10 their departure for South
Africa. The Prince of Wales and his
party were greeted with royal salute.
After the parade the Prince congratu-
lated the troops. He said he was
proud to be their honorary colonel, was
convinced that they would gave a good
account of themselves, and, he added,
his heart would be with them across
the sea. His Royal Highness also
wished the soldiers a safe return.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
LONDON. Nov. 10.-The troopship
Bayarian sailed from Queenstown this
evening for the Cape, carrying the Con-
naught Rangers, the first battalion OF
the Royal Dublin F'usileers and con-
tingent of miscellaneous troops, alto
gether over 1000 men and large
quantity OF stores. Crowds witnessed
and cheered the departure OF the yes
sell
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Only the highest grade OF RED RUB
Der is used in the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. S-4 p.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Anna c. Regner and Emma w. and John c.
Meyer to Catherine E. Sposito, lot on S line
of Pine street, $50 E of Franklin, 20 by S
100: SO.
Tnomas r. and Louise Goth to Clara B. Tav-
lor (wife of J.. NJ. Taylor), lot on SW corner
of Noe and Hill streets. w los by 1O16; also
lot on line of Hill street 1856 w of Noe w
Is by IA; also lot on S line of Hill street
205 w of Noe, w 25 by ia; also lot on NV
corner Of Twenty-second and Castro streets w
Clara b. and j. NJ. Taylor to Isaac r. Will
bur, lot on line OF Hill street. POS w of Noe
w % by ia; So
David Ross (by S. C. Bigelow and A. A
Smith trustees) to Cornelius Buckley, 1867 d
2S3 lot on w line of Guerrero street 81 OF
Twenty-second, % by w 117:6, trustees deed !:
Mary White (wife of James H.. by NJ 7,
Harrison and Herman Murphy, trustees) to nj
l. Harrison 1752 317, lot on " line of Chat
tanooga street. 13o of Twenty-third S 25
w 70, 49,. e so, N 4, E 20, S. 25, E 96, trus-
tees decd: s526.
George w. and Mary E. Wright to Harry
/, Mayo lot on S line of Clipper street, 16o
W of Noe, S ia by w 80: $40.
Jessie II. Mcleod (wife of Malcom) to joseph
Cuneo lot line of Kearny s7:6 Of
Union n so by E 1876; $40.
Sarah L. and Charles H. Souther to Fer
nando and Benedetta Roscelli (wife of Sebas-
tiano), lot on line of Filbert 65 E of Taylor,
E 27:6 by S $780, $40.
John NJ. Carroll to Thomas Carroll lot on
Sc line of Minna street. S25 SW of Third, SW
% by Sc 20; $40.
Antoine and Oracle Borel to William T
Barttrum, lot on E line of Twelfth avenue 300
Albert NJ. Getz to Solomon Getz. lot on E
line of Nineteenth avenue, $50 n of ] street
n 25 by e 100; $40.
Henry Newman to Misouria Daily (wdow) and
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO Feb. S-A loss of nearly a cent
momentary weakness in wheat here at the COM
71ai, but as the depression on the other side
was acknowledged to have been caused by
the decline here yesterday prices took
an up turn The severe cold caused further
apprehension with regard to winter wheat and
zero weather reported prevailing almost
as far south as Texas. Advices from Michigan
AGRICULTURAL societies expressed the opinion that
the plant in that State suffered considerably
ceipts also aided the bulls. and May was grad
ually bid up to 72l4c. Exporters here Stated
that foreign bids were cents out of line, but
New York reported thirty boat loads sold for
export. Trade was chiefly of a professional
character, active in spots and dull over large
shorts became uneasy and sold moderately to
previous sales, and May, which had
ssg2ed back to 72. started rising again. Near
the end more positive bullishneSs shown
with heavy buying Of July by St Louis parties
the feature. The local crowd stuck to the May
delivery and forced it up to 727sc, the price at
the close being 7224 buyers.
Extreme cold dry weather started corn easy
Elevator people reported practically nothing
being offered from the country. however,
and the market became decidedly strong with
the buying quite general. May closed A@ssc
higher
There was a fair trade in oats, with large
number of orders on the market, closing 3s91sc
advance.
good cash demand for meats and light re-
was light. however, and business was chiefly
OF scalping nature. Pork rose nc and lard
and ribs left off a shade higher
The leading futures ranged follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. Stock prices closed
strong with most stocks ruling above yester-
days close, although for the greater part of
the forenoon session, extreme weakness pre-
vailed in practically the entire list partly the
result Of the impetus of yesterdays decline.
London bought and sold alternately and on
balance sold about 10000 shares, the carrying
rates there indicating a fair supply of stock.
Practically all the local commission houses had
realizing orders at the opening, a large part
Of which sales were apparently due to ex-
hausted margins. Many stop-loss orders
caught the decline and general level was
reached of a point and over in the railways
and in some Of the specialties from to
points below yesterday.
Monetary conditions remain easier and there
was no important news except Aguinaldos re-
quest for a suspension of hostilities to which
is attributed some Improvement in American
stocks in the London market 1t was said
that prominent trader had sold go 600
shares of a leading stock which 4 under
stood were absorbed by brokers who usually
represented very substantial interests. Several
large bull houses were buyers the decline
of stocks with which they are frequently iden-
tilted.
These purchases, being noticed, caused some
covering by the traders, and by noon the
market started to rally and the movement
gained considerable headway as the day pro-
gressed. and there were recoveries in practically
every stock that suffered a decline.
The bond market received a fair measure OF
attention from the bears in the early trading,
but subsequently developed an improved tone
Total sales, 4,5c0,0O0, L. 5. IS registered ad-
vanced H. but do coupon declined IS and
the 5s Il in the bid price.
The total sales oil stocks to-day S7s 100
shares. including: Atchison. 13 $50: Atchson
preferred. "a 620; Canadian Pacific, 1860. Central
Pacific, 5O50 Central Iowa 300; Chicago and
Alton, $500: Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
$3.50; Lackawanna J300: Denver and Rio
Grande 1850: Fort Wayne. SyZ5; Lake Erie and
Western 31O0; Lake Shore, II, $50: Louisville
and Nashville, a. go; Manhattan. 10 400; Read
ing preferred 25,500; Missouri Pacific. II, $50;
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville preferred
5000; New York Central 90 1C0: Northern Pa
ciic, 80 do preferred, 1920 Ontario and
Western, 1850; Rock Island, 19. .020; Union Pa
cihc l6620; St Paul. $3.50; Southern Pacific,
13.g9@ Southern, 502o do preferred, 10 1l5; Texas
and Pacific, 1850; Union Pacific preferred, % 220:
Wabash preferred, 10. 725 Paper 410O; Tobacco.
JIG, ,020 Steel $500 do preferred 1l.520 People S
Gas, 3. $50; Consolidated Gas 6u70: BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit Company. 29 100; Pacific Mall,
1870: Sugar. a, ,020 Tennessee Coal and IRON.
23,400; Leather preferred, 1929; Rubber 67S5
Western Union, 4l2o St Louis and Southwest
ern preferred Il, 400: Chicago Great Western,
12570
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
DRIED FRUITS AND RAIsINs.

The New York Commercial says: Apricots
are very scarce. Probably not over half
dozen cars left in first hands in this market.
Royals are quoted at 12G12l1c in bags; l2i2q
13iac in boxes; Mocrparks. 14Gidc in boxes; ex-
ira fancy, 1Q2oc.
Peaches difficult TO obtain. even at the high
prices prevailing Choice, bags, 9d10c; boxes,
FOR unleeled. Peeled range up to 3Oc, and
nothing Is pr0curable below 25c. Last year
the same goods sold at less than is asked for
unpeeled now.
Raisns are frmer Sales of several cars OF
different grades IT nearly full figures within
& few days indicate the tendency Of the mar
ket Malaga clusters are quoted in a small
way up TO So 30, though large sales would be
made down to 81 70. California London lay
ers, 81 20Gl 40; clusters 81 I5G2; Valencia lay
ers, 6Q6i2c Sultanas, nizQl312c. California
raisins, 2-crown, 4AG4l2c; S-crown, 5AQ519c; A
crown. &C.
Prunes are firm. and prices tend upward on
all sizes. Quotations are: 40-50's, 9Gl0c; $3.50
6%d7c; 60-7Gs. 524G6l4c; 70-S0's. 5AG5lac; So
SOS 423c; 5O-tb boxes 14c less on all sizes. No
large sales are reported, but there is q steady
call for small lots to fill broken assortments.
While no one days business is large the ag-
gregate for a week is quite satisfactory. Ac-
cording TO mail advices from the coast prices
are relatively higher there than they here.
basis price, for the four sizes, 60-1O0's. In car
lots, however, only small sales are made at
BIC basis. The four sizes are neglected. Some
dealers are urging sales by offering 50-fb boxes
at basis price for bags, which is virtually a
cut Of i.c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09


BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, 5l495sc for
June and July; Wool Bags, 26G2Sc; San Quen-
tin Bags, 81 95.
COAL-Wellington, IS per ton; New Yelling
ton, sS Southield Wellington, 81 so; Seattle
Sc; Bryant, Sc; Coos Bay, s5: Wallsend, 81 So;
Scotch $8: Cumberland IS 50d9 in bulk and
S10G1G % in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite
Egg, si4; Camel. s. 50 per tom Rock Springs
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
and Fine Crushed 67sc; Powdered, Sasc Candy
Granulated, 57sc; Dry Granulated. SIC Con-
liza A, SIC; Extra c. SIC; Golden c, 51sc; half
barrels Ac more than barrels, and boxes 16c
more. No order taken for less than 10 barrels
or its equivalent.
CoFFEE-C. E. Bickford's circular gives the
464 bags against 1910 during the same time in
1898. The sales from first hands were 1911 bags.
against S2ss. The stock on hand February. l
was 1926 bags. against 1853 last year. The
bags. against 6,O8i,474. The circular says:
The market as rule has been very quiet
since the issue of circular of January
and prices for all except common qualities are
for this season of the year. and pending freer
movement of the crop dealers are buying in the
most conservative way, believing that values
have not yet settled to a level that would
justify them in carrying heavier stocks. With
the exception of coffees grading Sc and under,
reached stable ba sis of prices, our quotations
are largely nominal the sales of better classes
prevent more accurate description. Strictly fine
washed Guatemalas still find buyers at a bout
former rates-in fact the supply of these Is not
equal to the demand.
The New York market showed a slight i'm
provement in futures toward the end of Janu-
ary. which has since been practically lost
Brazil coffee on the spot has scarcely fuc-
tuated during the past month, with very dull
business.
- ''To-day's first hand stock consists of 459
bags Costa Rlca, - Nicaragua All Salvador
SO35 Guatemala and 1872 Mexican; in all 1853
bags, as against 6SSs same time last year"
We quote; Costa Rica-15q16c nominal for
prime washed; 13la9143c nominal for good
washed; 12l2d15c for good to prime washed
peaberry; l1Gll1ac for good peaberry; H12G13c
for good to prime; 1GGr11c nominal for good
current. mixed with black beans; 90101ac for
fair; 5ls0S12c for common to ordinary. Sa;va-
dor-10d13 nominal for good to prime washed: :
Sd91sc for fair washed; 1eiaM111ac for good to
prime washed pesberry: S1sGSsc nominal for
superior unwashed sQsiac for good green un-
washed; 9ls@1Gc fer good to prime unwashed
peaberry. Ncaragua-SMS&c nominal for good
to superior unwashed: 91s6b10c nominal for
good to prime unwashed peaberry. Guatemala
and Mexican-16d171bc for prime to fancy
washed new. crop; 12@14sc for good to strictly
good washed new crop; cid crop-10A d14c for
good to strictly good washed 9610Ac for fair
washed; 1GS%c for medium: 5d61c for inferior
to ordinary: 10d11iac for good to prime washed
peaberry 9lA610c for good unwashed peaberry
SGlS%c for good to superior unwashed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-FLoUR-Receipts, 22-
$50 barrels; exports, 45.145 dull, but nominally
steady. W4nter patents. So 7544.
WHEAT - Receipts, 116 O00; exports, 314,o5l.
Spot firm; No. 2 red, S2%4GtSSS4, f. o. b. ahoat.
Options opened steady and developed unex-
pected strength through extreme cold weather
in winter wheat States menacing the plant.
Shorts covered hastily and found little wheat
for sale at advancing prices all day, with ex-
port rumors an important factor in the session;
Closed firm, at sc to 1Ac higher. March, 7SA
@79s&c, closed 79Ac.
HOPS-Steady
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI.-Firm.
METALs-The, local market exhibited con- on
siderable irregularity to-day Lead and tin
eased off while copper and spelter gathered
new strength from encouraging reports from
primary points and good news from abroad.
Iron held firm but destitute of interest
ing features. At the close the Metal Ex-
IGIRON-Warrants, firm, at IS 50 nominal.
LAKE COPPER-Strong, with $l7 10 bid and
TINEEasier, with $23 rs bid and s24 asked.
LEAD-Dull, with 81 511a bid and "a 621s
sPELTER-st Strong, at s6G6 121z.
The brokers' price for lead is 81 80 and for
copper SlSd1S %.
CoFFEE-Options closed barely steady, un-
changed to 3 points net lower Sales, II 900
> 70 July s. so: September 50 go; November,
SC: December, S6 10G6 10.
Spot coffee-Rio, easier; No. invoice, SIC;
No. jobbing, &c; mild, easy; Cordova, $40
14c.
. SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining. 13-16c;
centrifugal, SO test, 5-16c; molasses sugar,
BrTrER A1I2r % M Receipts. s4Oo packages: firm.
Western creamery, 15lkG20c; Elgins, 20c fac
EGGs@Receipts, Pass packages; firm. weA-
ern, 19dl9Ac; Southern, 1Sd19c. r
DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-California dried fruits.
steady.
EVAPORATED APPLES - Common 7Gsc
per III; prime wire tray, S24Gsc; choice, 9l4a
elAc: fancy. 9AGl0c.
PRUNES-3taG10c per pound, as to size and
quality.
APRICOTS-Royal, 11Gl4c; Moorpark 11G13c.
PEACHES-Unpeeled, 9Gi1c; peeled, 22d25c
per III
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND oTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Higher prices ruled on CALL in sym
pathy with an Improvement at Chicago The
spot market was also firmer, though no higher
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 11Aq1 13a4; milling.
81 15d1 1712 per ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-May-6000 ctls,
81 1512.
cember-4000. 81 16A.
Regular Morning Session = May-20OO ctls
81 15a.: 12, ,0OO 81 1875; 20.Ce0. 81 IS.
Afternoon Session-May-4OO ctls, 81 15a4 49,
o00 81 1853.
BARLEY-The market stands about the
game though futures somewhat f1rmer.
Feed 81 25d1 30; Brewing, nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o o'clock-No sales.
Second Sesson-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-Seller SO. new
20G0 ctls. 9012c.
Afternoon Session-No sales.
OATS-Dealers report trade very dull.
Fancy Feed, 81 35d1 371a per ctl good to
choice, 81 271za1 S2iz common. 81 p; Surprise,
81 42h6I1 80: Gray. 81 271sa1 32ls: Milling, 81 321a
al G5 per ctl; Red. 81 55g1 S.; Black. 81 eO@
~.
coRN--There has been nothing new in this
market for long time.
Small round Yellow. 81 %: Eastern large yell
low 81 10; White. 81 10; mixed, 81 0715@11 10 per
ctl: California White, 81 l2A.
RYE-s1 15G1 17ls per ctl.
EAT-NOminal