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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-17
500 SETS OF BOOKS!
Popular Authors.
Over $500 Volumes.
Which we offer at less price than they are
bought for by others.
is a Partial List


Irvngs complete works. vols, cloth. Observation-Disclosures 25O
Kiplngs complete works, Is vols cloth SO
Dickens complete works, Is vols cloth 375
Dickens complete works. Is vols gilt It's
Dickens complete works. vols half calf gilt IL SO
Thackerays complete works. 10 vols cloth PTS
Thackerays complete works. 10 vols cloth It's
Thackerays complete works. 10 vol gilt half calf Is
3ulwer Lytton complete 10 vols cloth SO
Eliotts complete works. vols cloth so
Eots complete vols. gilt tops half SO
SCOTS Waverly Novels IL yols cloth. IT'S
SCOTS Wavery Novels 70 vos gilt tops, half calf Is so
Victor Hugo's Works. gilt tops half SO
Victor Hugo's Works. vos cloth SO
Conquest Mexico vols gilt tops half 225
Prescots Conquest of Mexico vols cloth 0a
Prescos Conquest Peru VOLS, gilt tops half 225
Alexander Dumas Works, vols cloth. SO
Green's History the English People, vos 10
Green's History the English People, gilt tops Is
Moeys Rise of the Dutch Republic vols, cloth. rs
Moeys Rise of the Dutch Republic vos CLOTH gilt rs
Moey Rise of the Dutch Republic vols half calf gilt SO
George Ebers Works. vols, CLOTH gilt 475
Gibbons Roman Empire vols, cloth SO
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire vos cloth,
gilt tops ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2ss
Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire half
calf, gilt tops. 575
History English People, vols, It's
Macauleys History England, vols, cloth rs
Macauleys History of England, half calf gilt rs
A. Conan Doyles Works, vols, cloth SO
Macauleys Essays and Poems vos cloth It's
Macauley Essays and Poems, vol CLOTH gilt tops SO
Life d cough Cough v gilt tops half
Carlyles French Revolution, vols, cloth 79
Caryles French Revolution gilt tops half 80
carlyes French Revolution vols gilt tops half calf s25
McCarhys History of Our Own Times vols, cloth 10
McCarthys History of Our Own Times vols, half SO
McCarthys History Our Times vols, half 335
Hugo's Mserables, vols, gilt tops cloth 10
Hugos Les Miserabes, vos gilt tops half SO
Hugos Les Miserabe vols, gilt tops, half calf 226
Twins Life of Washington vols gilt tops cloth. IS
Twins Life of Washington vols, gilt tops half ca... IS
Dumas The Count of Monte Criso vols, cloth IL
Dumas The Count of Monte Cro vols half 50
Dumas The Count of Monte Cro vols, half calf 225
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Gold JeWeHy.

We have karat Broche with precious stones pearls
diamonds, saphyres ganets rube emare topas asynhs
urquos amathys, opals moonstones, doublets, all prices
from ,S3.48 to 1898.
Scarf Pins and Lace Pins karat all Jewels 20 to 49,
Guaranteed IA karat Gold Goods with genuine
jewels and stone prices lower here than any place
section of the country.
Chdren's karat Solid Gold Pin and Chan heavy pins
price $2.8o each.
Children's karat Solid Gold Pins, per pair S1.4o EACH
Solid Gold Breast Pins designs wreat bow-knots
bursts floral designs mounted with precious and
jewels, at SI98, 225 800, $50, AGO. 500, $50 up to-
1900 EACH
IA Karat Gold Sticks and Scarf Pins Link Buttons Bracelets
Necklaces Studs, figures low enough anyones
Solid Gold Rings guaranteed oc Misses Solid Gold Rings
with three setting, value $I.oo
At $780, CSC and 75c Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, setting
well worth SI.5o.
Lstes styles above line be found here and you
from $50 to so per cent.
Pictures.
MedalOnS from 25C TO- 1900
wafer NooIS, p2.OO 10 500
Make the home cheerful and with Pctues-copies
the worlds best artists of all centuries from Michael Angelo
Mllet.
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

Woman Louise NJ Acott IS
Wheel Stories NJ Alcot
Aunt Joes Scrap Bag Series by Louise NJ Acott
Lulu's Library by Louis NJ Alcot each IS
The Elsie Books by Martha Finley each rs
The Mildred Books by Martha Finley each SO
Witch Winnie Books by Elizabeth W. Champny
The Gpe Series by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Yonges Histories for Children each SO
The ienty Series for Boys ornamened covers each rs
The Fairy Library for Girls fourteen titles each 55
The Little Men Stories
The Little Women Stories for Girls twenty-five titles
The Fresde Series for Girls; hrtytwo titles SIS
Harkaway Series of Books for
Boards 1nc
Mrs Frances Hodgson book,
the Denoughby Claim" publishers price, 50
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Sterling Handle Nail File at ac, o5c 75c oSc up to
SI.25 each
Sterling Handle Shoe Horn, &c. 5oc $780, oSc $125 EACH
Sterling Handle Button HOOK at 34c CSC, 49c, o5c 75c 9Sc
SIPS each.
Sterling Handle Blotter above prices be dupl
Sterling Handle Darner Gated elsewhere for the
Sterling Handle Toothbrush money
Sterling Handle Mushrooms, csc, S.. so, $50.
Sterling Silver Nail Poishers from o5c to s 500 EACH
Sterling Hat and Bonnet Brushes in large Variety from 81
500 each.
Sterling Silver Match Safes, heavy and strong, SIPS
500 cach
Sterling Silver Combs Ladies and Gentlemen at o5c &c.,
Ssc, o8c to So so each.
Sterling Garter Buckles fifteen designs from soc S2oo EACH
Sterling Key Rings at 25c $780, soc, o9c, 75c to csc.
Sterling Vaise Tags engraved Soc, ooc, SI25
Sterling Hat Marks engraved and good weight
silver.
Other Sterling Silver Tnkets-thousands select from
lowest prices and choice patterns trial will convince you
that headquarters for such desirable goods.
Special Sterling Hat Mark assorted patterns 1oc each.
Cut Glass Jars and Vnagrates silver mounted in large Variety
from soc to 81. so each.
Special S2.75 each American Cut Glass Powder Box, with
where $500.
ID Karat Gold Plated Toilet Ware. Something entirely new
guaranteed at least years. prices low enough
sell large quantity in little time.
Genuine Ebony Goods, imported from France. Sterling
mounted, reasonable figures Remember we sell you the
real article, Ebony only.
Ebony Hair Brush sterling mounted engraved soc each
others at oSc $3.50, los, 1893, $780, 800 500.
Mahogany Brushes, sterling mounted, 49, 800 45o.
Ebony Hair Military Cloth Bonnet and Hat Brushes prices
that will astonsh you.
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OUR FANCY SILK.
Regardless of Style or Quality.

&C. Zoe 49, reduced to- 90
&c., $780, 81 IS reduced to- 90
Grain Silk guaranteed, SOO rs
Fluer Soie all silk 81 90 rs
Silk Popin, &c. $780, 125 and SO
Peau de Sole, both sides alike $780, LIS 90
9nch Duchess silk 75c 79c IS
Satin Duchess silk back 81 90 1885, so and 90
32nch Black Fancy Tafea Silks fifty different designs,
lengths only, alike yard S50 90
and all wool Novelty Suits 100 Styles
alike, per as 90
Silk, with cooed cords regular S1.25,
reduced to 100
Silk colored Cords regular 81 co.
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CrOCkery Department.
Ceramics Fit for a Queen.

Therefore appropriate for gifgving the most fasdious
bronzes brac ancien
modern artistic original pieces copies and
alike
Umbrella stands blue decoration, also Toxic. 200
Yt glass Water Bottles, So 70 each So
1usts of Beethoven, Mozart Longfelow Lincoln Dewey,
Faust Marguerite Napoleon Bismarck etc. from 25c to- 00
Fancy Candles pink blue and lavender each
China Cups and Saucers fancy 18c 0o
Chatting Dishes only BEST So up IL 90
Afternoon Kettles very pretty up 800
Fancy Lamps and shapes CSC 20 %
Chocolate Pots fancy, 90
Fancy Plates variety of styles; Dozen % 0Q
Ice Cream Sets decorated China Set 5e
Fish Sets handsome large and small dshes set So
liver Tea Service nicely engraved set 81
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Holiday HandkerCMefS.

Cotton linen Mixed all nen lace real Hand
kerche depart
will that headquarters We
money goods bought direct from the factory and
a a small margin.
printed Chidrens Handkerchiefs we'll rs
Chdrens Ladies' coored Handkerchiefs
=.
Ladies' hemstched initial Handkerche the kind that
at elsewhere
Ladies' a-nen Handkerchefs 1Oc EACH u
Ladies' linen plain hemstitched Handkerche
equal to any 15c Handkerchief 100
embroidered Handkerchiefs embroidered
broidery hemmed embroidered all in linen
from 7c ..::..:............ IS
Ainen embroidered unlaundeed Handkerchefs t24
Allinen Handkerchief
oped hemmed being Numbered look like goods
we'll the 81 Observation-Disclosures. 10
embroidered Numbered Handkechief embroidered
Importation, each from 25c 10 90
Real Handkerchiefs, each from 81 20 90
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Cambria initial Handkerchefs onehaf dozen in box
Pure linen initial Handkerchief hemstched half dozen
plan sil bamst;tched Orc a5c roc zro e.
Silk initial Handkerchiefs hemstitched, 35c and
Silk Mufers in solid colors fancy stripes paid either
in that line from 69c to.
Walking Canes OF every description in plain handles silver
Mems Umbrellas with silk cover paragon Frame silver
trimmed handle, from So so to-
Necwear of all description in Tec -Four hand Imperials
English Squares Windsor Ties and Bows, String Tes Ties
for fnll dress and evening prices to suit afom
Smoking Jackets all Sizes 344 handsomely trimmed in satin
or SILK Dfad, from 30
Lounging and Bath Robes, from s. to-.
Suspenders with solid silver buckles either plain fancy,
Mems Gloves of all descriptions cloth gloves dressed
dressed nd QUO TO-
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Useful Sterling Silver TrinketS

For Men, Women and Children.
All our Sterling Goods of heavy quality fine, guar
anteed to and owing the quantity pur-
chased direct from the manufacturers enables sell them
at very close figures.
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ladies' NeCkWears

Our Ladies' Fancy Neckwear Department is without
Stock collars bows ties neck ruches 'front.' coarettes abo
many other styles"the finest real lace too and hssues
Ladies' Silk Stock flowing ends edged with coored
heraor, worth CSC; this sale.
IS different styles of fancy silk Stocks and Bows hem
stitched ruled and friled, worth Csc and 75c this
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-09-27

moved, he Sa1d,-
"Who are you, beautiful stranger,
that thus do charge me with an act so
base? know you not, nor did 1 ever
see your face before"
"Look again. 'she said, and tell
me if in these short years you have
banished from your mind and heart,
Athena, the woman that you swore to
love, and yet within year turned out
in heartlessness to die"
Ills false!' he said. 81 never
knew a maiden of that name! Nor
have I ever loved, nor ever felt the
slightest sense of love except for Art.
To Art I bow. There all my worship
has been made and there my homage
ends. To Art I would be slave and
yield up every thought. All the ener-
gies of life l would give to win her
smile, to be her favOrite, for the smile
of Art to man is like the rays of the
sun to earth. IT'S light and life. IT'S
the warmth and light that draws out
genius, and leads Ambition to the
throne of Fame Art is reflected Ma
ture-Nature made intense"
'"The same old phrase with which
you won my heart" she said. But,
we'll 1 know that brilliancy of speech,
like FURNISHED surface on steel, but
hides hardened heart within. While
you were earnest in your art | chung
to you, and often behind your chair I
stood and watched your pencil and
your brush as on the canvass under
meath their touch the form of life and
living color came, as if a magic wand
had waved them into being; but
though l stood beside you and Oh con-
slant guard, another came with leer
ing eye. Vanity smiled, and lured
you from your work. Her followers
never toll; they revel in gay dress and
vain display. The charms of social
life drew you from the easel and your
pencil lay inactive on the ground.
With song and dance the hours flew
ness. and mourn lost love bestowed on
you.''
"HOW dare you, woman, thus ar
raign my life?' he said. 81 do not
know you, nor will l submit tamely,
to be thus berated for the course 1
have chosen MY life is mine!"
''No! tits mine!" she said. "Ten
years since, upon the altar of your
hops you vowed to live for me alone.
To win my smile you would forget all
other loves, you said, and l became
your affianced bride. You threw your
self before me PROSTATE on the earth.
/ stretched out my hand and you were
lifted up, and stood erect among your
fellow men; and the said, Behold, the
spark of genius lives within his breast!
If steadily he pursue his course and
worship at Athena's feet he will
achieve the laurel wreath that all
great students of high art have worm"
"And did | not bend earnestly to
work and win the prize from all my
fellow students?''
'"Truly, you did, but there you stop
ped" she said," and Vanity, with her
lieutenant Midas claimed and won
your heart. The love of gold-the vii
L u4.
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Athena.
By r. r. MacKay.

afternoon was waning; Tile HeTy sui,
that all the livelong day had scorched
and burnt the earth, now declining in
the west had begun to lose it's power,
and men who had struggled against
the whiting heat felt it safe to give
way to the drowsiness that came upon
them after the long strain.
Charles Brodesky, a young artist re-
Gently returned from Paris, where he
had long studied by the older men
who give their knowledge in the sew
eral art schools of Paris as tutors,
without compensation, had passed the
morning studying a group of sheep at
tended by a pretty little maid who,
without the regulation costume and
crook, seemed to play the part of shep-
herdess.
Her modesty forbade his near ap-
proach, and so he had merely the out
lines of her features and the color of
her dress. He sat gazing at his latest
effort, thinking how the sketch might
be developed into an attractive picture
for the next academy exhibition, and
how much gold the painting would
bring in. AS he gazed in deep and
earnest thought a sense of drowsiness
stole over him. Weary with his work,
and relaxed by the heat, he gradually
gave way to the sOmnOlent influence.
The landscape seemed dissOlving from
his view; it changed into mere spots
of light, which changed again and took
on all the collOrs of the prism, and
these again changed to mass of royal
purple filled his vision. All space was
a mass of the softest purple tint, as
airy as a floating cloud.
Presently through the shadow in the
distance came light soft as the light
of opening day. At first it seemed
without form-a brilliant, shining
white, with a halo of transparent
green of emerald hue. Nearer and
nearer came the light, and now it be-
gan to assume shape in the form of
and glistened from beneath clustering
curls of golden hair that crowned
head of loveliest mould. Roseate in
color was the face, like blush of sum-
mer morn. Her size was wOmanly,
not grand, and yet she seemed instinct
with strength that gave a majesty to
any pose, as her grace lent a charm
to every gesture. With a silent, glid-
ing movement she left the shadow.
that still remained kind of back
ground to her form, and turning to-
ward the artist she said,-
"Why did you not bid me enter when
you saw me coming in the clouds?'
BECAUSE" hes aid, 81 feared to
speak lest the coldness of my breath
might chill and drive away that which
l would not lose.'
81 see that you have not forgotten
the form of pretty phrases, without
CLINT of soul that in those other DAYS
had power to draw and hold your sub
jects, bound as in a SPELL"
CT never knew I had the power to
hold nor yet to win the friendship of
any human being in the world"
"You will not deny the love I profess
sed, the sacrifice I made, when you
were striving to win the favor of
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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-28

san Francisco data; Maximum temperature.
a.. minimum. 81. mean. 81.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
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haaTa
MfHfHG sTOcKs
F.tiADins we're ths salea IN the San Francisco
gtnsa aa1 EfctanEe Board yesterday:
Morning Session.

% Andes .......... ff 90 PCtosl ..........
D 600 CAi a Va. o D. 30 Potosi ..........
Afternoon gefsion.
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London financial cablegram says:
The markets here were better all round to-
day. The settlement showed an open account
under expectations and money was obtained
more easily than thought likely The
Scotch banks called in loans. but other banks
lent freely at 6>eQ7 par cent. The arrival OF
s70t.O 900 American gold coin and GS3 900 in
bars helped the general cheerfulness. but there
was not much activity. Consols were up !.
OF a point 20 90.
Americans began apprehensive, fearing the
banks would make the continuation difficult
but finding these fears unfounded the mar
ket became Suoyant. New York followed suit
and the close was at the top with substantial
gains. somewhat nominal. however as IL was
thought that a few determined sellers could
have broken the market. Union Pacific Sc
curities were favorltes the annual report
The contango rate was SQsls. Spanish fours
were eS@
Considerable Paris stock was continued in
London and the rate went TO 10 per cent.
Tintos were 42is: Anacondas. I 1l-l6: Utahs
3; Avinos. !; Boston. y. Money was In good
demand and bills were steady.
CLOSING.
LONDON. Dec. H.-Canadian Pacific s2Ik 4;
Union Pacific preferred. a: Northern Pacific
preferred. 7i&; Atchison. 1914; Grand Trunk
6ia; Anaconda, IN bar silver. quiet. 2s l5-l6d
per ounce.
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ReUie1D Of tie Wool Market for The
Year.

BOSTON, Dec. 2T-The American Cotton and
Wool Reporter will publish tomorrow It's an
nual review OF the wool market II estimates
the total supply OF wool in the United States
az the. close OF the year. exclusive OF manu-
facturers holdings. at 157. S9s sTs pounds
against 32s. 033. $50 year ago. or this amount
Boston has So. l3. 74S pounds against 1856 0Ss 2l3
pounds year ago. including wool in bond.
Exclusive OF wool in bond Boston has an avail
able supply OF a. 3S7. 900 pounds. against lD2 =
Ol0. l79 last year. New York's total available
supply is 25.200 .0S5. against A. 074. .i5l pounds
last year. Philadelphia has 2l.ssl.25l. against
"A, ,3S4. 800.
The total stocks in the three principal mar
kets OF the United States are 1l3 2s5 $40 pounds.
against 2o4. .2S2 pounds year ago.
The sales OF wool in Boston during the year
have been 347ls5.776 pounds. against 14l. 1872 $40
pounds in lSss Sales in the three principal
markets OF the United States have amounted
to 5l4si79 go pounds. against 2SO. 4s6 3s5 pounds
last year
The total wool clip OF the country is placed
about zoo 600 900 last year At the beginning
OF the year the total available supply OF the
country about $40. 0OO. 900 pounds. Impor-
tations have beer exceptionally small. those
at Boston being only 4372.34l pounds. against
10 the phenomenally large demand for wool for
consumption. which has swept through all the
principal wool centers OF the country. the total
available stock on hand at the close OF the
year has been reduced to a comparatively low
point.
BY far the greater portion OF the wool this
ago the supply pretty evenly divided be-
tween the interior and the seaboard
AS the year closes the situation is n strong
one. No relief practically has been obtained
from abroad. There is n scarcity OF fine wools
the world over. foreign markets have been
advancing by leaps and bounds. the Australian
clip which again shows a material reduction
has been eagerly bought by anxious users OF
wool. the London markets have steadily ad-
vanced and tops on the Continent have risen
beyond all expectation. Foreign buyers have
been anxious to secure supplies that they
have taken q large portion OF the fine Aus
tralians. which had been here in bond, and
the beginning OF the year 1900 witnesses a very
limited supply OF foreign clothing woods here
10 draw upon.
While the present demand for wool is not
as pronounced IL few months ago
great expectations entertained regarding
the heavy weight season, which Is about
TO open Stocks on hand are not excessive. The
goods must be made TO supply the demand, and
this means a large consumption OF wool.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Futures did somewhat better. but
there was no change on the SPOT
Chicago was hrmer on better foreign ad-
Wees. There Were more buyers than sellers
Dut the demand was moderate. The cash de-
mand improved toward the close. Broomhall
cablec that the worlds shipments were 30 per
cent under the average for the past seven
years, and this tended TO strengthen Liverpool.
spot Wheat-Shipping. 97hdsS&c; milling. 81
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-s:l5 o'clock-May, 5000 ctls.
81 05s
Second session-No sales.
regular morning session-May-s0O0 ctls,
II o59s; $4,000, 81 05i4. December-GG00. 81
AFTERNOON session-May-20O0 ctls. 81 O5ss
BARLEY-There is nothing new TO report.
the market being stagnant.
Feed, lOql2i2c for No. / and 60G67ikc for OF
grades; Brewing and shipping grades, sOas7iac.
Chevalier, nominal
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal session-s:l5 o'clock-No sales
Second session-No sales.
Regular morning session-January-2oc ctls
Tic. May-20oo. 72hc; 20oo 73c
Afternoon session-No sales.
OATS-The feeling is firm enough. but the
demand is slow. White. 81 l041 90: Red. 81 o7Is
@l 20; Gray. 81 o7lzql 17ia Black, s7lzcqSl 071z.
CORN-Eastern White is quoted at 81 02jz y
% per ctl and Eastern Yellow At 81 10.
RYE-Slgl 05 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-ouoted at 81 sOa2 Is per ctl.
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Dried Fruits, Mats and Ruisins

DRIED FRUITS-Prunes in sacks 4ILc for
40-50s. sqihc for 5O-sO's. 3Iac for eO-7O's sHc
for 7o-SO's. &c for sO-sO's and 22.c for 9O-lCO =
Apricots. lldlSc for Royals. I2tsQl6c for Moor
parks and l2alic for Blenheims: Peaches 5ff
5lsc for Standards. 6d6i5c for choice and &c for
fancy; peeled Peaches. I2ieGl5c; Evaporated
Apples. 7d7&c: Sun-dried. 5Q5isc per ID: Nee
tarines. Si2qsc per ID for red: Pears. sI5isc for
quarters and Sdl0c for halves; Black Figs, IA
SIC: White Figs. 4g6c; Bleached Plums sIqc
unbleached Plums. 7d7isc for pitted and lI5c
for unpitted.
:, RAlsINs-Bleached Thompson's-Fancy. per
10 Zoe; choice. SC: standard. Sc: prime &C; un-
bleached Thompson's. per 10. &C. Sultanas-
Fancy per H. size: choice. TIC: standard sisc.
prime. sc; unbleached Sultanas. &c: Seedless
50-lb boxes. &c: 2-crown loose Muscatels SIC:
3-crown. SIC; 4-crown. &c: London LAYERS
2-crown. 81 90 per box. S-crown. 81 so Fancy
Clusters. 81: Dehesa. 81 go: Imperial. ss All
prices are {. o. b. at common shipping points
in California.
NUTS - Chestnuts. saloc: waInuts. sdqc
for standards and e6loc for softshelI: Al
monds. 1lisMl2c for paper-shel. 9d10c for soft
ana iW5c for hard shell; Peanuts. 54d6s for
Eastern and SC for California: Brazil Nuts
7is@Sc; Fflberts. l2d12ltc; Pecans 1idIsc:
Cocoanuts. 81 50d5.
HoNEY-Comb. 1lIkdl2c for bright and 1osq
lie for light amber; water white extracted ~
Gsc: light amber extracted. Csia7c: dark. SIC
per ID. w
BEEswAX-2ia2ec per Ib.