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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
Burlington Route Puts On New
Service for Northwest,
WILL CARRY PASSENGERS.
Twelve Times Since the Inauguration
Of Mail Service Has the Time
Been Cut Down.

The Burlington is more than justify
ing It's title, The Fast Mail Route Com
mencing yesterday November g. It
placed In service third fast mail train
from Chicago to the Missouri river.
The new train will leave Chicago at
$50 a. m, daily. arriving at Lincoln,
Neb. at II p. m. the same day, there
connecting with the BurlIngton's St
Louls-Portland Express for the North
west. Unlike the BurlIngton's two other
fast mail trains, the new train will car
ny passengers.
a considerable portion Of the mail for
Butte, Helena. Spokane. Seattle, Taco
ma. and other points on the Northern
Pacific west Of Billings, win now be car
ried by the Burlington Route from Chi
cago via Lincoln to Billings. Mont, and
thence westward over the Northern Pa
cihc railroad.
In connection with the establishment
Of the new train, It IS interesting to
note the growth Of the Burlington's
mail traffic. On March II, 1854, the first
exclusive fast mail for the West left
Chicago over the Burlington II was
composed Of one mail and one baggage
car. The demands OF the postoiiice de-
partment increased until a second ex-
elusive mail train became a necessity
This the Burlington placed in service on
January @ 1899 With the addition Of
the third westbound mail train, the Bur-
lington will be hauling for the govern
ment from twelve to sixteen carloads
Of mail from Chicago To- Missouri river
/ every twenty-four hours
Twelve times since the Inauguration
| Of the Burlington fast mail service. has
| the government asked this railroad to
shorten its time between Chicago and
| Council Bluffs. Every time has the
Burlington compiled with the request.
The run Is now made in ten hours and
twenty-five minutes and the fastest
| fast mail train IN America runs over the
Burlington. For more than sixteen
years has the Burlington kept faith
with Uncle Sam In the transportation
OF his mails at times overcoming APP
| parently lnsurmountable obstacles In It's
| determination 20 deliver the mall on
| time. The development OF the fast
| mail service has been an important fac
| tor In the upbulding OF the West, In
| this development the Burlington rail-
! road has played most prominent part.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
An EPOCH'MAKlNG INVENTION.

There seems 10 be a likelihood that
before long movable types FOR printing
VIII be done away with altogether and
their function, hitherto regarded as In.
dispensable In the art, performed by In
gcnious Photographic processes The
books Of the near future. Il is predicted.
VIII be made by photography end % Is
not improbable that even newspapers
viii be issued by methods IN which The
camera and dry-plate will take he
place OF the front OF metal letters and
the stereotype from a paper ma,r.X
The prediction Is ased upon recently
patented inventions Of a practical char.
acter The originator Of the iiea pro.
poses TO apply TO the reproduction %
letter-press a process not very different
from that already used In The meghan.-
cal multiplication Of pictures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
ITEMS FROM BINGHAM.
Ben Butler strike - Big shipment
from the Mast.

IN rs review VI the week In Bingham
The Bulletin says
Negotiations for transfer OF big
Car i0rk group are IN progress, and
likely 90 De closed 10 a few days. The
dea promises % start a lot OF new
work
Much snow has fallen IN Cottonwood
wlh and the Petr0 road, being on the
south side Of the gulch and liable to
an with fee. may be now cloged for the
winter
Very fine looking Red Wing Exten-
sion concentrates were made az the
Dewey ibis week. and Superintendent
Fred Bemis wants 90 wnger that they
contain % per cent lead. The EXten-
sion people are cedah!y taking the cap
of o. big pot ~ honey
Boston Conso,dUed Is arranging to
mil at the Dewey q test lot OF several
hundred tons Of sulphlde from Phoenix
claim of me consolidated grolup, and
viii begin delivering next week. About
twenty men are now employed on new
work 0n several claims. Manager New
house % the Boston is expected TO re-
turn from New York early this month.
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WESTON, IDAHO.
Fog Envelops Cache Valley -Popu-
larity OF News"
Sneclal C0rTesponlenct


Weston. Idaho. Nov. 4--Your corre-
spondent crossed Cache Valley on FRI
day in a dense fog, and the terrible con-
ditiOu Of the road from Preston 10 Fair
view made it q hard journey The COM
mlssi0ncrs and the road supervisor
must be going out OF office and have left
some very bad roads for their success
sors came across the valley and back
on saturday af,er attending the month
ly Priesthood meeting az Preston.
Since last Thursday ! have sent You 81
orders and so new subscribers, besides
many renewals. The people are much
interested .u reaching that 10000 mark.
and the idea of placing one thousand
copies 0f the News throughout the
United states .s taking such hold that
an seem to want their names on what
they call q roll OF honor7 and the
ladies say "thOs Is our first chance. The
mon have had all the honor or nearly
So. but Wt want u hand IN this work, %
and Boz the lists ] send you the women
are among the names.
Weston rs high and dry, nice gravel
and the ankle deep mud Of many other
towns make walking about here very
pleasant.
The foundation OF the new church Is
being put &c. The building VIII De octa-
gou 0n iho west. and a towcr on the
east. win cost about 5000, The building
viii be 4tySl. with basement FOR sun
day school purposes. and bapusmal
f1uut The brick are already burned
for mis- fine structure. When finished II
win De- one % the handsomest church
buildings in oneida county. Bishop
Clarke and Counselors. Otto Gassman,
Henry Ga5sman. Thomas and William
Preston and Hans Erickson are the
building committed Weston ward Is
up in an the organizations and out Of
debt
Elder G.. @. Shaw lectured 20 the
young people on Sunday evening 70 a
very full house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
FREIGHT WRECK on r.. G. ",
Train Derailed on Ninth South Yes
terday AfternoOn-Nobody Hurt.

A heavy freight train Of eighteen cars
and a caboose came 10 grief on the Park
City branch al Ninth South and Tenth
East streets yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock The train was slowly rounding
the curve at that point when a rail
spread with the result that four cars
loaded with ore left the track and
performed circus tricks upon the em-
bankment. Fortunately no one was
hurt and the rear brakeman ran back To
nag the passenger which was following
The passengers IN the latter train ac-
cordingly took the street cars from the
vicinity Of the accident into town. A
wrecking crew was soon on the scene
and the debris was cleared out Of the
way so as TO enable the regular passen-
ger train 10 proceed to the Park as US
ual this morning
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LoNDoN MooL ArCTIoN

London. Nov. AT the wool auction
sales Saturday l4,1s5 bales were offered.
IRENE rates for good greasy average
stock The home trade bought freely
and cross breds sold we'll Americans
competed keenly for light comblng
greasy woods az figures 8 per cent IN
advance. Competition was decidedly
more animated. There was a more gen.
eral closing superior medium woods be-
ing l0dli cents. and inferior 20 cents
below the July figures Finest cross
breds deprecated heavily and good
greasy stocks were scarce Medium
coarse grades We're In good demand and
fine haired qualities fell 10 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
MIR. CLEMENTS NoRrH TRIP
Wa. for the Purpose of Inspecting
, Formation at south Mountain.

n. r.t visit of Mr. Victor NJ.
Cle.u. o. tHs city 90 The south
Mo.H.u mining properties In Idaho, Is
rpf.r... tl 100 SEES .erday.s Boise states,
man Hs IT.rauJ mut. one OF the own
crs Oh. WlH says the wei known
mimi. ...... Went 90 the property for
tbe r.r... .. studying the geolUgical
fo,a.f.n mue than anything else He
had nod -.U. over Co report on it ion
sam rsr..s.s Mr Brlnsc0mbe said
M C..meur had had Dis attention called
to tf. property some time ago, ana as
IL ,.sa lime assure formation, some
tbirg NOT often encountered. m this
co,r.ry Doc decided 90 take advantage
of .r Invitation extended 20 him TO ex-
amino faa property. lie Is an old
frip-I of lHa owners. Mr.. Bransc0mb6
succeeded h.m as general manager Of
tbe Bunker Hil q sullivan.
R.u.dng the property Mr. Bran
scOn1a s quoted as sayings We have
uncovered the lodges here and there for
Ia distance ui over two miles and have
don considerable cross.cuttlng. While
we have not got the main Cont1ct as
vct $40 have enough 90 satisfy us. We
hav expended considerable money
opern, up the property and we do not
pror0se t1 make a move toward the
takre Qua OF ore until we know exact.
Is Mat Wg have. Then we will put Ia
a c5ntutut0r can the orc win have TO
be f5nesnrdiedj and get down 90 busi,
nes Large number OF lodges OF more
or less Importance have been cut and
tho management Is running for the
man ledge The ore an carried gold
some Of lt as much as $50 ton. while
Il ran very high In silver, 800 ounces 20
thu Ton being the value OF great deal
OF the ore
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THE MAMMOTH SUIT.
The Compauy's Attorneys VIII File
splt ON wednesday for 500, 900.

THE umo. alluded to In Fridays
aNcUs. that the Mammoth was about
90 serve ou injunction on the Grand
Central Mining company TO prevent its
taking ores from territory claimed by
ths Mammoth company by virtue Of the
Apex law proves TO have been well
founded The attorneys would release
no facts in connection with the matter
on Friday or Saturday. when sought by
"NeWs' reporter. out 10 transplres
now that Messrs Zane d Rogers VIII
lodge suit Goo behalf of the Mammoth
against The Grand Central company for
tha net value 0f GlOOO tons OF ore al
legged TO have been extracted from
ground embraced by the Mammoth
lines This cr0ss-C0mpla'nt which VIII
be fled on Wednesday next sets up
claim for 100000 alleged 90 be the n3t
value OF the ore In the complaint II IS
virtually alleged that the apex Of the
whole vein the South end of the Grand
Central property exists within the sur
face lines of the first northwest ex-
tension OF the Mammoth Mining claim.
The vein Is said 20 dip into the Golden
King and SilyeropOlis mining claims,
belonging 90 the Grand Central COM
pany. and the Mammoth claims the vein
az the depth OF ZOO feet below the sur
face OF the above claims. The gross
value Of the ore taken Sc placed at
$500 600 a restraining order will also
be- asked FOR preventing the extraction
OF ore by the Grand Central company
from the ground 10 dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05

y,,,,. Improved Ro''''lI''"''''''
Yankee Cow
tens OCT
1OOArS METALS
SILVER OK
LEAD SkOO
CASTING COPPER l5g

The active stocks were very i." on d.
ne Exchange today The 'ls'''on =
~ sll.ab.orbIng topic among the DI .,''
~. and FOR the time being The puO y.
!. Also tbnk.ng more Of ths pro0ao.l.
~. Of ihs morrow than Of m'n'ns
cooks consequently but toio sha .l',s
,esrs sold today Tho average "''
nm away up. however through heavy
ssles IN Daly West The frit SAFE OIL
iM .bares was made at ii!io The clos
,ps sale Of go shares beIng recorded
al $500 fat .
paly was also "a evidence at Wv pc. Z.
share. while star Con opened al OIL
and sold up TO slis with some t'''
shares changing bands
Rocco.Homesake dropped 100 shares
Rl as.
Nav Day was weaker around 1h
Grand Central was held ct $40 WIN
ISIS bid. Mammoth showed ITSELF o
little softer as was Eagle & Blue B'l
and Yankee CON- which was offered at
H. with 5 BID ,.i.
Closing quotations were posted as iol'
lows:
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OMAHA 1--WE sTOCK.

Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1905 active. stronger. Native
beef steers, 425d5G5; western steers,
t0o0i75; Texas steers. 225dA00; cows
and helters, 315044O; Gamers. l.je0
300 stockers and feeders 3.25q460;
calves 400q575; bulls, stays, etc. 225
QA25
H0rs-Receints. 200. 10 cents high
or. Heavy 462baA70: mixed. A65d
tC-h. light, 465dl1O: pigs. 3.j09450;
bulk II sales, 465d5G57is
20 Sheep-Receipts, 400 steady; active.
Western muttons, 36j640O; stock
sheep. 3.25d3.75; lambs A2jq5.25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-05
KANSAS cry LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. No, Nov. cattle
Receipts 5000. strong t1 Zoe higher.
Natiye steers, 375q5GJ; Texas steers,
25jH5l5; Texas cows 230n235. ma
tive COWS and heifers. l2j0t25, stock
ers and feeders gEgQL25. bulls 22jQ
375 calves. A50djSO.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; stronger TO ~
cents higher Bulk OF sales, 412Ha475;
heavy 46oQAS0; packers, 4ij64s0;
mixed, i.i004,i7ik light. 4l0q4S0;
workers, i756tS0 pigs AiO&47j.
Shep-Rece'pts, 2O0o steady. Lambs,
i0OQ54o. 'lUttons. 2j0GAO0.
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Plnrne case AZ Rremen .

Bremen. Nov 5.--A plague case has
apparently developed I'm Germany A
sailor named Come who arrived here
oct. % on board the German steamer
Marlonburg from South American has
shown suspicious symptoms and the au-
thorltios today notified the bacteriologi-
cal experts 20 determine whether Il Is a
case Of plague.
Tho German steamer Marionburg
sailed from Rosario. Argentine republic,
PRIOR 10 SEPT 10. and from Las Palmas,
Canary Islands, Oct. II. for Hamburg,
where she arrived Oct. 49,
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a THRILLING RESCUE.
queen OF Portugal Saves Her Boat.
man from Drowning.

New York, Nov "a dispatch 10 tbo
Journal and Advertiser from Lisbon
says The queen Of Portugal al cas.
gas a fashionable resort. mad, a Thrill.
ing rescue She has been staying M
the palace Of Cascals and was op ,s,
p . watching Catalo Groom her boot
d i,'an. bringing his boat 90 to shore su6
1 "l % hlge wave overturned tba boqt
NIvlll.s arm was broken and ha ms
overcome by The undertow wbitb l.-
ilel hm beneath The waves M. e,,'-l.
t = on expert swimmer Seeing Inn t.,
.g,oo'man vac drowning she sErarg ir ,',
lle sea befote any Of hen 8tts,1a ',...
'sl'a prevent her, Win apId s,rasl.
IN, ns yam 70 The boatmans s,l. .,I
le'l nm up until persons nm. ar, .r
49, 80 ana rescued both me ooesp ,ri
hef 6oalmah Groom was t,ksr y. ny, '
royal palace ''"'n To- lhs
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DENVER LINE sTOCK.

Denver. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts
600; steady. Beef steers. 25Od525; COWS.
225H26O; feeders, freight paid TO river.
8.00N435; stockers do, 350g450; bulls,
stays etc. 200d32j.
Hogs-Receipts. 200. steady 20 high
or. Light packers, 4.e0a4s5; mixed and
heavy, 4,60Q47O.
sheep-Rcceipts, 10000; steady.
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She HecRled the Communist,

t6 L2na9a Nov 5-The South African
...l'i-' commission heard nj ris wv ,g
~ ~, IA London today. Ms F.Cs,,i
Dsan1erlein. slsier..n.i,v. o. AZ, '.1,aII
frr mi NJ, ,l .l, The secretary ~ stats
e,,',Iirs.o o'saies made he session amy.
vlo,, ,'u ,,-., she added ltua 10 ba- r n.y..
mission. wy "'y"'ea NE come
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BEN BUTLER ASSAYS.
Samples of ore from the Mine Give
Encouraging Returns.

Secretary a. L. Jacobs came In from
Bingham last evening after making an
examination Of the Ben Butler in that
camp. About q foot OF ore is now in
sight the most II which is milling ore
OF far grade. Embedded I'm the streak
Of milling ore are small bodies Of eX-
ceIleul galena showing. according 10
assays made today. as high as "a per
cent lead, az ounces silver and so
cents gold per ton. The second class
assayed a per cent lead, 9S ounces sill
yer ana % cents gold per ton
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MONEY AND BONDS.
CLOSING STOCKS.

New Yor.. Nov. 5.-stocks closed as
fojlows. Atohlson. 3SE: Atchison pre-
ferred 7sss a. 5. w, 26&; A. s. w
preferred. 7s7t: American Tobacco. sS;
American Tin Plate. 34H, American Tin
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RUsSINS FEW PAPERS,

Only 279 papers are printed 60 Rus
STA, l72 OF them being In the Russian
language, 65 In Polish and AZ IN Ger
man.
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IT WASAN ACTIVE MARKET
When It Opened Large Orders Were Executed,
Causing Gain Throughout The LIST
Traders Took Profits Freely co. Rise
orl5 Per Cent I'm Call Money
cheeks Advance.

New York Nov. 5.-Large orders were
executed when ne market opened and
considerable gains resulted an through
the list. Sugar. the local traction
stocks, Continental Tobacco, Anaconda
and one or TWO Of the steel stocks
rose from about a point TO IS, Gains
lu the railroads approached a point In
a number Of cases Traders took
profits freely on the rise, and as the
demand for stocks decreased, prices
ran or
A feature az the DEALINGS was the
numerous odd lots dealt I'm and the
frequ nj cash transactions. a rally az
point iu sugar and advances In the
steel group caused O renewed advance.
in which some OF the railroads rallied
t0 the best notably Union Pacific A.
Gibson preferred and b. q o., but the
animation of the market was not re-
neWed
4 number OF larger gains were made
iu isolated stocks. The advance was
checked by a rise 90 lj per cent 10 eau
money Speculation then became dun
and the general level OF prices receded
somewhat. The steel stocks continued
strong.
For the Atohison stocks and Union
Pacific prices rose full points over
Saturdays level and In some other
stocks almost as much. tn the late
dealings profit taking caused fractional
reactions. The close was very Animal
ed and irregular. but near the top prices
In the majority of cases.
Bonds were firm, on a light Inquiry
SUGAR
syrar-Raw dull fair refining. $685.;
centrifugal % test as; molasses sugar
Refined. dull. crushed. 6l5 powdered,
5.S5: GRADUATED, $40
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call strong. at 6gl0 per
Prime mercantile paper, 4SQ5h per
cent,
sterling exchange weak with actual
business i'm bankers bins at 3ANit
far grmand. and 4S0dll for sixty days;
posted rates ASi0i.stAn4,S5i CONNER
silver certificates, 1000 ounces at
Cpt.
Har silver 6lh.
Mexican dollars. 5lrl.
Government bonds, weak yer. 2s'
rec. and coup, 10ils b, reg and COUP
l0gis: new AZ. reg and coup, iats old
as reg. and coup. l.l9A' Os' reg ana
coup. ll2a.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco, Nov 5.-Wheat-Fim
Dec. 10OA May, lO7h cash, 9SA.
Barley-NO sales, cash 20.
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ST. LOUIS Wool MARKET.

81. Louis, No, Nov. .-Wool-More
active; territory and western medium
l6alS; fine 30l6ia, coarse l3dl5.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

DAILY. 100 az $3.50
Daly West, 100 atS22l0. go al S.20j.
May Day 100 at 81; logat 28',
hsocco-Homtstake. 100 at 6ii,.
slar Con-, so at 81; 2iQ0 at giA: 1904
Selling value Sli.27iS7.
shares sold. $3.50
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DIED.

JENKINS.--At Newton Cache County
Utah. September IS 1900 Hattie Grit
fin. wife Of Henry jenkins and daugh-
ter Of John and Ruth Griffin BON
April IS. 1871. She leaves q baby
three weeks old. She was a faithful
Latter-day Saint, and an active
worker IN the Sunday school ana
Mutual.
SINCLAIR.-At West Portage Box
elder Co.. Utah. Oct 2sth 1900 Mary
r. Heaton Sinclair. wife Of William
Sinclair, aged IS years, ? months ana
l6 days
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invest. .S00t.Si
LIVE STOCK

Cattle Receipts. 1880. Generally
steady TO 10 Gents higher Good to
prime steers. s i04e.01 poor % medium,
44005.dl. stockers end feeders 2.506
$50; COWS. 2.6ia+ 80, hcifers. .s0nfS0;
Gamers i.25u2 90, bulls 2.2044.j0;
calves i.000G.0O; Texas fed steers, 400
H4.sj, Texas grass steers. 3.30Qi.l5;
bulls 2,G003.25;.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000. top, 4.95.
Mixed and butchers. G)aigj, good to
choice heavy, 465Qigi. rough heavy,
t.5oUt.6O' light, A50ai,90; bulk Of sales,
4C0d4.S0
Sheep-Reeeipts, $1,000 Strong active.
Good TO choice wethers. 3.9)a420: fair
20 choice mixed, 3.5ou40J, western
sheep. 3.gO0420. Texans. 2.jJ360; ma
tive lambs. 4,25q5.60i western lambs,
4.750j.60.
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statement viii apply with greater force
twelve months hence, Al the new
track. now ln course OF construction
Is composed Of S1-pound steel rails and
surfaced and ballaste1 until Il viii be
second 10 none IN the West The whole
line Is being ball8sted with disintegrat-
od granite from sherman hill
The railroads are waglng a success
ful warfare against the scalpers Ticket
forgerles are becoming numerous. Two
alleged swiudlers. who. by means q
clover forgeries and bogus passes, are
thought 10 have within the past three
years secured thousands 0f dollars
from railroad companies and scalpers
IN an parts OF the United States, have
been arrested IN Chicago. The public
VIII undoubtedly take "a tumble ITO
themselves eventually that there Is no
safety In buying railroad tickets from
unauthorized agents.
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TintIc shlnments.

The Miner reports the following
shipments from rintc during the past
week
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Notice to the PnblIe.

McCoy's stables have Just received
two new rubber-tire carriages hrs.-
class: give us a call. Telephone sL
McCoy's stables.
salt Lake City. oct. 20, 1900.
The Salt Lake Mining Review e tn53
only exclusive mining paper puDlishel
In this intermountain country. E'e'
one should subscrlbc $3.50 year
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Take asatye Hrom0 Qainiue Tablets Al Drug
gists reiunl he money II 70 fails 70 cure. r. W
Groves signature IL M each box. Csc
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Sugar-Raw dull; fair refining 3's'
centrifugal % test as molasses sugar
3H.
Refined. dull crushed 6.l5i powdered
5S5. granulatcd, $50.