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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

WASHINGTON. Dec. In view OF the
acquisition Of Spanish-speaking colonies
by the United States. steps have been
taken by the military authorities 20
induce officers OF the army TO learn the
Spanish language. To-day IL is proposed
20 hold an examination IN Havana 20 as
certain for official rating the degree Of
proficiency attained by officers serving
there. Similar examinations will be held
AZ other points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
Prof NIcrrilIin EXtrcmiS.

Prof George +. Merrill. the principal
Of the Normal School who has been so
IN at his home, No. lQ7 east Cary street.
is I'm eXtremis and not expected 10 live.
His physician. Or. Trevillian thinks that
there is mo- hope for his recovery.
Captain Richard T.. Frayser Is slowly
improving al the Retreat Tor the Sick.
Mr. Andrew l.. Elicit. who is very sick
az the Retreat is no better
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

TAMPA, FLA. Dec. Mamie DeLong
shot ana killed Lizzie D. Sessions and
Calvin Andrew IN tit of jealousy. at
Lardpebble Phosphate camp near here
YES. crday
Andrew had been paying considerable
attention TO the DcLong woman, but had
transferred his affections 20 Lizzie Ses-
SONS. Mamie DcI.ong went 10 the ses
Stems womans house TO horsewhip her,
and the trouble resulted in the murder Of
The two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
FLOODED WITH TOBACCO.
City Docs an Immense Business Ni'h
pnnr Gnvcrnmcnt ArcOmmndat ions.

DURHAM *. c.. Dec l-Spccial-The
town was flooded with tobacco to-day.
the four large warehouse being unable
to get the receipts on their floors. Double
sales continued all day. and enough was
lcf over for good sales tomorrow.
The cash sales of revenue stamps hy
Denutv collector John v. Rigsbcc for
The month 81 November amounted To
s25-U212 while The export sales ann
mounted t0 over $4,000. This is the
largest sale ever made here. and far
exceeds the sales of The balance OF the
entire Eastern district
All of this business has bc'n done JOB a
little cuddy ten hy forty feet 10y one
man whose salary is $1,000 Strangers
here wonder. as Durham people do, why
10 is that this city has mo- public build
ing. aud why the government should pay
Durham officials about half what they
nav for same work in other places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
A Peerless Holiday Number.
Another Triumph
Of up-tO- Date Journalism
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making 81 pages. VIII be devoted 20
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half-toue by the best illustrators.
THE FICTION selected for this number
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FAMOUS AUTHORS AND LITERARY
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rrlp STORY or A CENTURY'S
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
ENORMOUS TOBACCO RECEIPTS
DanyiIle Makes n New Record on the
Leaf

DANV1LLE. VA. December special
1Ae sales of leaf tobacco on ths market
amounted 10 NU20e pounds. walch are
the largest sales ever made in one month
in the history Of the market. The sales
Tor October and November. The first two
months ~ thc current tobacco year. were
1s.-l1ss6 pounds. 2s2)Qsl pounds more
than for the same period OF last year
Noipett euo-m1lf receipts
and heavy sales 90 thc past two months.
the market has been steadily adyanc us
and an grades OF leaf tobacco are higher
than thsy have been for four years past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

THO funeral OF Mr.. Walter j. Luffsey
win take place from Leigh-Street Baptist
church sunday afternoon at 800 O'Clock.
Tine folowine gentlemen from the Uni
form Rank and Damon Lodge, Knights of
pvthias. win act as plil-hcarcrs: Captain
T. ~. Booker. LieGQ tenant Il. A. Arnzcn.
] /. pattcson, B.. j. Shuman. ". =.
GAYLE. G.. w. Woodard. G.. IL. Lcpter and
b. T.. Arnold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
NIrs.Lnuchton KIIIed Herself.

TFNsACOLA FLA Dec 1.-Nows
reached here tonight that Mrs. John
Lauehton wife of the CHIEF engineer at
he Robinson Point Lumber Company <
mills. near Bay Point committed suicide
Yesterday ar her home. at WoOdv.le. by
shooting herself I'M the head.
Dependency on account OF continued
n-health IS given as the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
THE TINES. RICHMOND VA SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1892

will be subjected TO the same precautions
The cargo will be funi.sa,ep III M no'n,
M onen mir Tor eight days from the tine
If removal The vessel, after discharsing
80 vii be kept under the supervision
Of The health officer, and loaded In the
stream before SAILING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

TRENT or. \. j.. Dee. 1.-The largest
gathering of educators that las ever
been held In New Jersey is TO assemble
in this city to-day. when the thirteenth
annual convention OF the Association Of
Colleges and Preparatory schools OF he
Middle States and Maryland win be he'd
In the auditorium of the state schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
,FntcHrFUL BLUNDFR

VIII often cause horrible Burn. scaid,
,ut or Bruise. Buckiers Arnica Saive.
the best In the world. viii kile the pain
and promptly heal it, Cures Old Sores.
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Felons. Corns.
all Skin EriIptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. only sc. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Owens u Mlacr Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

COLUMBUS. GA. Dec. IA paper was
recorded In Muscogee county, clerks OF
flee to-day releasing the first mortgage
OF the Georgia Midland and Gulf railroad
to the Central Trust Company. OF New
York. The amount involved was q. 5op.ssD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
Change of Editors.

NORFOLK. VA. d cember l-Spcci'L
Mr.. Theodore STUART to-day retired from
the Norfolk Dispatch which l'f some
two years past he has edited with ability.
nov Charles I. Stengls. who has ac-
ouired an interest in the Dispatch, viii
edit the paper henceforward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

CINCINNATI. Dec. l.--Walsh residents
OF Cincinnati are commencing 30 prf pare
for the National Eisteddfod, which will
be held here this month II Will be ,ha
first national gathering Of Welsh sins,ss
ana there viii be three-days session at
Music halls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
Memorial 10 Senators.

PITTSBURG PA. Dec IA memorial
addressed tO the Democratic members Of
the United States senate by the Demo
cratic State Committee OF Pennsylvania
was given public tonight Ii gives tn de-
tail The reasons BIZ is claimed why NJ :.
Quay should not DE permitted 10 take his
scat boz The Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The PhiioIogian : ocicty Heets-Bas-
kct-BalG Team.

kct-Balr Team.
TIN. trl-month'v cra tion of the Ph.lolo-
eiau Literary Society of Richmond COL
ieea was held last mis- INT. Mr.. r. r. San
for5 WAS the docIaimo r.. Mr.. W. D. Sow
or- the reader. and MI C.. V McCaw the
orator
Mr. MCCaw's subject was America.
and he handled it in am interesting man
nor.
The following were elected officers Of the
,,,bl.o dabat. to le held March list;
Reader. G.. NJ Rivos: declaimer T. r.
Sanford. Gcbators. No shy Seay J. W.
cammack. J. T. Hart. ana w. NJ. crum-
plc~
The meeting Of the Basketball Assoc
citation was held last evening and Mr.
j. ]. Hart elected cap min OF the team
OF 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
EanlsrnntcN.

PETERSBURG. Va, pee Special
Geo " Brooks. o. this city. dealer I'm
stoves. tina ware etc. has filed a petition
in bankruptcy Liabilities $500 assesis
100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
Robert Emmett Manson.

ry%cHBURG. VA. Dec l.-Speciol-
Tho ashes of Robert Emmett Manson
tucle of y. g. Manson. Jr, Of this city
were brought here to-day and Inferred do
the grave of his wife. who died many
wears AGO he died i'm Alameda. CAL, and
according to- his wishes. bis remains were
crcmated I'm san Francisco. and from mat
city brought to Lyuchburs. Mr.. Manson
was horn in Bedford eighty-siX years ago
and was educated i'm Lexington az Liberty
Hail Academy, now known az Washington
and Lee UNIVERSITY
Tie studied law under Judge Broken
borough OF Lexington. ana for many
wears practiced law I'm this city, leaving
during the eighties for California where
he made his home az Alameda.
Mr.. Manson married a sister OF General
Francis n. Smith, OF the Virginia Military
institute. He is survived by two sons,
DIR. Marsden Manson, a surveyor and
Nathaniel j. Manson. a lawyer. ana los
two daughters Misses Sailie Alexander
ana Mary g. Manson, who reside IN OF
near san Francisco.
pr. Narsden Manson. who brought INC
ashes here. was educated at the virginia
Military Institute. and at one time held In
that institution the Chair of Physics and
Chemistry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02
10 CURE La GRIPPE IN TWO DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II fails
10 cure. L. w. Groves signature Is ON
each box. Csc,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-02

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December r.
Snecial-Mrs w. j. Vaughan died yes
terdav evening very suddenly at her home
on College avenue. She was a daughter
OF Mr. John Nightingale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December a. 1899
BEEvEs-Reeepts were head. and there were cars
held over YESTERDAY The limited trading Included bulls
beef In fair demand 7ai0c per Tor
prime native sides No later cable advlces from the
markets Great Britain No exports OF live cattle or
dressed meats from this port to-day; tomorrow
sales-J. q. Curtis SOM / bull 1900 n average at
81 per 100 10 DO 1000 n, SO 30; DO 800 n az
s75 n SO IS DO 975 ~ at So DO. 100 N. 50
2 Do f95 n. 81 u.
s. Judd & CO.: l bull 1880 n. at 81 %.
CATVF,S-Recaips We're 23f head all FOR the market.
sale Choice firm. others slow dull
and unchanged. Common to good veas sold az 81 500
little calves At 81; grassers So city veals at
sGlac per country dressed hrner a. irlOl2c. little
steady 5a7c dressed grassers ana FED calves
AGO.
DER loo n; is do o. y. az s. 81
$ Judd & Co.: 10 veais. i2i n. AZ 81 So
J II Hume & Bro: ~ veals if7 N. at 81 70: SO DO
li5 n AZ s5 80. do 214 n al 81.
Andrew Mullen: Il veals III 10 at 81 DO. 81 ~
IF r. Hollis. veais i47 NJ ~ s. rs 10 DO, 10 10
al So 70 2 %. 30 10 az 50.
George Dinenbaek veals, iis n at 81; grassers
'SstITPtEP %Np IAMBs-Rscepts were 10 cars 1910
had including FOR city saughterers. and "a for
sheen were vy dull except for prime handy wethers
few ~ which were wanted choice lambs were a utne
rrn; others slow: 5s carloads 20 sell late In the
aav Common 20 choice sheep sold AZ <38S4 ~ per 100
~, onon 10 rood lambs al 81 50ds5 80. Of choice
Nrhgnn lambs AZ So SO: tops s. SIs dressed mutton
slow al 4irTTc per 70; dressed lambs At e4shse
sales Jgad Co ~ 9so wetne.s ~, 100 ~ 70 Pnnsx
V,ria sheep o. n az 50 y 81 State d. il2 10 al 81 ~
80 pennsylvania lambs. az 10 At - sT - state DO Is
newton a Co.. 2O2 Canada and ohio lambs tni1sd, 10
n, AZ rs 90 ga Buffalo DO O. 10 at s. 20
II II Hollis: is5 state lambs. 62 ID. at 70 %; 70 e'Ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
sHAD N THE HUDSON.
EDGEwATER FISHERMEN MAKE HAULs THAI
ARE UNUSUAL AT THIS TIME OF
THE YEAR

For the first time In many a long year there are
December shad running in the North River and
Hudson River shad." a dellcacy Of the early
spring. can now be served by the lucky restaurant
keepers to whom the Edgewater On. j. hshermen
have gone with their catches. Usually shed DO not
appear in these waters until spring. and at this
season epicures have 10 depend upon Southern shad
The relative estimation in which the two kinds are
held may be judged from the fact that Southern
shad are new bringing In the market about 81 to
s. 90 apiece while for the few Hudson River shad
local fishermen can bring TO the kitchens o. rev
New-York restaurants they receive = 70 70 each
Fine roe shad, excellent In quality, though limited
in numbers what the Edgewater fishermen are
catching II is the remarkably open mild winter
first caught about week ago, and each day
sees others netted, though only few each twenty
four hours
SO far as the returns have come in along the
shore opposite New-York City, from Weehawken
10 Edgewater two fishermen have had monopoly
OF this good fortune. They are Lew" Annett and
FIRED" Truax Both live In Edgewater, Just south
of the Fort Lee Ferry and their nets spread
In rnidstream exactly opposite their homes. Each
day since Wednesday OF last week they have caught
few shad, weighing not less than six pounds
each
II was entirely by accident that the first shad
were secured Neither fisherman had the slightest
thought Of shad They put out their nets for striped
bass and the haul OF last Wednesday brought In
two shad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MSRKEr.

Liverpool Dec. l4-e1osng-Tsea;; nrrnl ~ !
california s. lriG6s ID; No reE4Ivestern winter
O. sisd. No l Northern spring, s8 c5-r-spot nrn'
American mixed SIS esa futures s,sSfy pscsposr
Lrus fancy winter nrm & Hops .. Lonsop (PSe ..s
steady extra India 81 prime lbs ga Pork
steady: prime mess Western 5ss Cd. Hams-short cut,
"a 10 ls N dull ass 90 Beoon-Cunberand cut y 20
70 70 easy SIS 81; short NJ - % q n s,essy s;
clear mddles heavy 90 20 r. steady 34s short clear
hack. i8 20 Is 10 steady 33s clear bellies. IA 10 10 20
du 32s ca shoulders-Square y 70 II y! firm, sSs "a
Lard frm prime Western, IN uerces 2ss 90 Am-FiSen
res al IN pals 30s Buter--F1nest United States soe
GOOD 7sa cheese hrm; American finest white SIS; 30
eolored SOS Prime city. steady 3s o.; Aus
ral,,n IN london firm 81. Cottonseed o-Hull re-
nned oecemoer-Apr n-m. lisa Turpentne-sPiuts nrsu.
STs Cd Rosn-Common firm, - +1sc- FetFoe1ia-ffs-
Nned 7&d I-nssed OIL rs 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
4 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE NOON.
PROMISED FOR TOMORROW EvENTNG-wHAr TO
LOOK FOR

Al eclipse Of the moon tomorrow evening is
promised for those parts Of North America and
Europe where the weather is favorable for obser-
Tation Inasmuch as this phenomenon belongs TO
class that the astronomers predict with great
precision, II Is safe TO count on better luck than
with the recently hoped for meteor shower. about
which there much uncertainty both as TO time
md the extent of the display.
The first enerOachment OF the earth's shadow on
the lunar disk should 645 o'clock. seventy
nth meridian time. But it Will be probably ten
or fifteen minutes later before the outline OF the
moon is perceptibly affected. The shadow will
creep further and further on TO the moon until, at
So o'clock the greatest degree of observation Will
be reached. The astronomers speak OF this
eclipse as partial because only s6-1,On OF the
surface Will be hid according TO their calculations
exceedingly small fraction, 1t may be assumed that
no one without powerful glass could see the very
thin line left uncovered. To all appearance the
eepse will be total one for few minutes. just be-
fore and Just after 626 O'Clock seVenty-lfth merlu
ian time The shadow will then slowly pass on, ana
a. l0C6 O'Clock the moon VIII again be altogether
clear In fact II Will require Keen eyes ,lo, seV
ANYTHING OF the eclipse after 945 or $50 O'Clock
Even at the moment OF totally the moon IS
never entirely hid from view. Were II not Tor the
earth's aerial envelope the earth would cast such
Z dense shadow that the moon could not be seen
but enough OF the suns rays are Dent OUT OF thelr
course as they pass the edge Of the intercepting
body 10 Illuminate the moon family. The exact
pends on the condition OF the weather al Wnat IS
The rim Of the earth seen from the moon some
times The latter has deep copper hue, and is SO
6uskv tbat It's contour hardly be dlsting uisned
~ rereliv II can be seen very distinctly, and
some Of is scenery recognized. There are 'hght
and dark" eclipses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
TO CENTRALIZE ITS PLANTS.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY INDICATE THAT THE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY WILL CoNCEN-
rH.ATB ITS PERsEY BUSINESS AT
CAVFN POINT.

The Standard Oil Company has evidently oecioeo
70 transfer its plant at Bayonne, Hudson county
to its yard at Caven Point, Jersey City. Many
rimors have been current recently, but deeds hled
yesterday with the County Register Indicate thAI
the conapanv will centralze its plant II had seven
conveyed 10 the New-Jersey Storage company,
which was incorporated a month ago by Charles
e. Hodge OF New-York; James K. Taylor OF MOUNT
Vernon n Y and J. W. H Crawford OF Metucheh.
n J. The paid up capital Is stated at A5OOON me
deed of conveyance Is signed by William HocKe-
feIler and attested by c. NJ. Pratt secretary Inc
price given s24 600 is a nominal one. The only res
ervation is the right TO use and operate the ran
yav lines and pipe lines on the property. -
THE other deed Is the transfer OF part or the prop
erty OF the National Storage Company az CaVenn
Point about twenty acres, TO the StaNas-u ~
Company and the price named, $SQWO, IS mercy t
noninaL There is reservation clause thAt ths
waterway is TO be kept open, and another ueeu
grants the National Storage Company LOT a GG In
federation Of $500, the right 10 lay pipe inc
from Caven Point TO a tidewater terminal az Con
stable Hook which the Standard OIL company az
pears to be about 10 vacate. IL also peIm.S tnee
National storage Company 10 lay four eight men
Railroad Company 10 Constable HOOK Inc az .
rnent is signed by Charles Sterling, president OF
The National Storage Company, ana j. ]Hchlpaid'
yice-president Of the Standard OH COMPANY, 60.
The impression has been that the NatlohaI aIoI-
age Companv which will continue IN business u
oe Of the many branches OF the STANDARD on Gorn-
many which also controls the National DOCKS RAJ
wey Company which connects with al the rail-
tvs vs. terminating in Hudson County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

George Hagemeyer, lumber dealer at the foot OF
East Eleventh-st.. has filed petition in bank
ruptcy with liabilities OF $4S 525 due 10 100 creditors
and assets IS cash and legacy from the estate OF
his father subject 10 claims Of 1924 MI Hase-
meyer was formerly OF the firm Of George Hage-
meyer & Sons lumber dealers. who made an assign
ment on March 49, 1885. OF the liabilities 100000 is
a claim OF Charles c. Copefair for damages for
alleged breach of deliver 600 first mort
gage bonds of the Tuckeeseige Timber Company
II is stated in the schedules that the firm OF George
Hagemeyer e. Sons In 1895 delivered notes for
$4,000 TO W. H Chew 20 have them discounted
the proceeds to be used TO retire other notes. II
appears that Mr. Chew delivered the notes TO
Charles C. Copefair, a note broker who disposed OF
them at a discount OF % TO 90 l-3 per cent on face
value and the original notes were not retired
The firm subsec uently agOt back S5 600 or the notes
but received only 800 600 OF the proceeds Of all
the notes Among the creditors are the estate or
George Hagemeyer. SIG $50 for money left in the
business Mary Hagemeyer s25.2A and John J.
Blair who died recently, Sc 49,. After the assign
rnent OF the firm OF George Hagemeyer Sons the
assets realized Sl&bl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15

COTTON-Taken as A whole to-day's cotton market
peculiarly firm, Notwithstanding apathetlc specua-
ton An irregular start made, owing TO fears among
bulls that the investment public would continue Us
Initial sales showed decline Of points on some posi-
while others scaled upward TO advance or
points, with the market barely steady in tone II was
conclusively demonstrated however that commission
house brokers had almost selling orders whatever
while shorts nervous, inasmuch as the crop move
Liverpool market had made practically response 70 our
decline OF night Before midday advance or fev
era points established and from that time on
the tendency steadily upward feversh demand
from the side and hurres OF fresh buying latter
chiefly Wall Street account. Naturally the conftlng
umors in circulation and the errac action OF the
stock market created feeling OF unrest But as a
general thing the crowd in the pit friendly 10
higher prices Buish convictions were intensified ny
assurances leading markets south that holders OF
spot cotton would retreat from their position some
in fact being disposed 10 raise prices l-lbc Inc rapny
dwindling supplies IN splnners hands abroad and ne
slim stocks in Liverpool fH~f7rs upon which me
south mainly based its resistance 20 demanded conce-
slons although fact that American spnners are key
70 rush markets after the nrst OF we
contributed largely their confidence AS 10 the
relative % the outstanding long and snort accounts
In the local market opinions differed to an unusual oe
gree: nevertheless farninded traders were free 10
~ The weakly The amount in sight FOR the
eeE was estimated at 600 bales 5000 less than
ranor+ed week ago Official estimates pointed 70 ex-
reey light receipts the leading points In the south
which. In conjunction with private predc-
ns for continued light arrivals aid much 20 Offset the
mat cotton was being held back. The market closed
steady AZ a net gain OF 10 pOlntA
me range OF prices In the local market to-day
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. December IA, 1899.
COFFEE-The market FOR Brazilian coffee futures
opened steady decline OF 5GlO points For the rest
OF the forenoon there further change business
moderate Sales the opening call were 500 bags
for entire forenoon only 1900 bags The weak
early market due local pressure follow
ing a OF cables Havre showing decline or
franc Hamburg %qI pig. 100 refs and Rio 200
refs yesterdays figures We note however that
OF coffee In Brazil upon very modeT-
scale. The combined receipts OF Rio and santos
reached 1900 bags. This led liquidation and also 20
some increa selling for short account with but little
10 stimulate buying FOR investment. The demand came
chiefly from shorts had profits in sight In the after
trading moderate. with the market nnay steady
al decline 5415 points. Sales 5000 bags
Spot Brazilian coffee the market ruled dun and
showed downward tendency, leaving quotations nominal
on OF 6Hc for 40 Rio and 7i.o Tor joboihs
parcels
The range Of contract prices the local marks. to
day follows: