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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
MANY NOON MEETINGS.


At noon to-day Representative Overstreet
will speak to the railroad men in the Big
Four shops at Brightwood. At the same
hour Charles Dreyer will make an address
at the establishment of the Western Fur
niture Company, and Fred f. Matson will
talk to the employees of the Indiana Lounge
Company. Horace Smith will be the orator
at the factory of the K. II. Eldridge Fur
niture Company. At the Home Stove Com
pany's plant Judge Terhune will speak
Tomorrow Judge Terhune will deliver an
address at Illinois and Garden streets to
the men from the different manufacturing
establishments in the neighborhood. Mr.
Overstreet's noon meeting tomorrow will
be held at Washington and Blackboard
streets
Tomorrow night Oscar r. Hundley of
Alabama, will deliver an address before
the Commercial Travellers Republican Club
of this city. All commercial men are in
vited, whether travellers or not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
At UDEIL LADDER WORKS.
Judge Terhune and j. Il. Mccullough
Divided the Time.

Judge Terhune. of Lebanon. addressed
the men at the Udell works yesterday and
from the attention accorded him by the
employees IL was evident that his remarks
were appreciated. Judge Terhune is a
Gold Democrat. 1t was announced some
days ago that the Republicans would hold
a noon meeting at the Udell works and
as soon as the Democrats heard OF IL they
wanted TO hold a meeting there at the
same time. They asked permission TO have
a meeting In the street in front of the
works MIR. Barnes. the proprietor OF the
works. objected to this and said he would
only give hts permission for the meetins
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02

c. n. Thompson addressed the Mckinley
and Roosevelt Club of the Fifth ward at
1913 West Washington street last night.
Charles n. Naylor was the presiding off,
GER. There was a large attendance and
much interest was manifested.
Another enthusiastic meeting was held
last night at John Madexs barber shop, II
South Alabama street. Between seventy
five and ore hundred colored Republicans
were present. LarZ A. Whitcomb delivered
a rousing address, and there was a speech
from James Davis. There will be another
meeting at the same place tonight after
the Tomlinson Hall demonstration. All col
ored voters are invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
President mitchell Coming Home.

1t was announced at the United Mine
Workers headquarters yesterday that
President Mitchell will arrive home Mon
day The president of the union has been
at Hazleton forty-five days. and the head
quarters has practically been at that
place. The miners in the anthracite dis
trict have a very kindly feeling for Pres
ident Mitchell and he has received many
compliments. The one he prizes most is a
gold medallion presented "by the breaker
boys 10 1.-The breaker boys friend" II
shows the picture OF the boys at work on
one side and a schoolhouse on the other.
and between is the word to- indicating
that President Mitchell has turned the
boys from the breakers 10 the schoolhouse.
The executive board presented him with a
gold headed cane.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
Enthusiasts Meeting at Norwood.

One of the most enthusiastic colored Re-
publican meetings of the campaign was
held last night at Norwood. There were
more than 200 present from that vicinity
and the South Side and the Colored Re-
publican Club of Irvington also attended
in uniform j. III. Lott and b. H Corley
were the speakers, but after they had fin
ished, there was so much enthusiasm that
a number of impromptu speeches were
made by other colored men present 1t
turned out TO be an experience meeting
and did not close until IL o'clock
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
McGresor coiored Republican Club.

Last night the colored Republicans of the
third precinct OF the Tenth ward and the
fourteenth precinct of the Seventh ward
held an enthusiastic meeting at the club
rooms of the Colored Republican McGregor
Club. There We're las present DR.. Benta-
min j. Cook delivered an eloquent address.
In which he urged the celored voters TO
vote the straight Republican ticket He
dwelt especially upon the Acknowledgement
OF the negro by the Democratic party wher-
ever I'm power
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
Commercial Club Directors.

The directors of the Commercial Club
held meeting yesterday. The membership
committee reported e3s members enrolled
A partial report Of the park committee on
the matter OF building a boulevard along
Fall Creek was received. The COMMITTEES
Is having plats made and is endeavoring 10
cooperate with the City Park Board. G. T..
Coffin. president. was authorized TO appoint
a special committee 70 investigate the new
contract between the Indianapolis Water
Company and the Board of Works which
Is now pending.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
How They Are Affected by Mckinley
Prosperity.

prominent business man of Martins
vile. writing to Governor Mount, says:
I'm our conversation yesterday at the
depot you spoke about the number of ar
ticles a merchant had offered farmer in
1900 for hundred bushels of corn in ex-
cess of what he received in 1896, and 1
take the liberty of sending you some fig
ures compiled from facts in this county.
The Democrats are telling the farmers
here that no one but the trusts are enjoy
ing prosperity that the price of everything
they use has gone up. and that they are
receiving no benefit from the Mckinley
administration. inclose a list of articles
used by farmers, prices in 1896 and 1900. and
what grain would buy then and now:
Branch a. Son Grain Dealers:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02

liberal share OF your fire insurance
ought 70 be given 10 the Indianapolis Fire
Insurance Company, a safe, sound and
successful company. organized with home
capital by Indiana men. who will give your
business prompt attention. Once. No. Us
Essf Market street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02

In 1896 wagon cost S5S and 100 bushels
of wheat brought $50. In 1900 a wagon
cost $50 and 100 bushels of wheat brought
$780, The difference, SIS, would buy
tongueless cultivator.
In 1896, with corn at IS cents per bushel,
100 bushels would bring SIS and buy a hay
rake at SIC, leaving 81. In 1900 with corn
at 40 cents per bushel, 100 bushels, amount
ing TO s45, would buy hay rake at $40,
6O-tooth harrow at Sill and Pinch handle
brake pillow at $3.50. with $3.50 left.
In 1896 200 bushels of corn at is cents
brought $50 and 1000 pounds of barb wire
cost $40. In 1900 200 bushels of corn at 45
cents brought $50, and 1000 pounds of barb
wire cost S62 With the difference could
be purchased SD L harrow at $12, T cul-
tivator at SIS and one dollars worth of
sugar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02

Walter +. McEntire. who was formerly
vice president of the Jefferson Club. of St
Louis. is in Indiana making Republican
speeches. lie will speak at Middletown to-
night
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02

New Pianos less than factory prices. s165
up Save midjieman's proht- wuIscnner's
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-02
Seaton, the Halter,
ellis the Dunlap hats"
Big Four Route.

Last Cincinnati excursion OF the season
by either route Sunday, Nov. 4.
s125 round trip. Special express excur-
sion train making no stops In either direc-
ton, will leave Indianapolis a. m; return
ing leave Cincinnati z p. m.
Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
An indolent man is dead loss to himself.

The more some men talk about doing things the more they are likely not to do them
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
THE CROSS WOX.

Uittle James MUw's Misapprehensi5no
 My Paw come homy las night all Covered with Mud an IOOlIin' Horrible. Nav Shre eeked when she See him and sed: James, your Paw is on the Downward Rode aSIn. I Wisht he would either Stop altogether or go Faster, So it would be over sooner. druther be the widder of a DrUnkerd than the wife of d Sot and, Jam,s S I druther you was an Orfant than eX- posed to this horrible example con- tinuel."
 "WCt makes you tbink Pm Drank aGin?" ast Paw. Do you scs any thing Unsteady about my moVerI. nts? Is my Eye wilI an Glarin' ?Daes the tlI' ma wien fingers around mc scjest 10 you tte Sent of the S7,iH?" "G didn't notice them SymDlOms." scd Maw Your cIc.sa is a q Id cnuff give away. Wen a Man Rol ~ Hisse'f around in the Mud like that ycu don't Elf to Smell h.s brcth." This aint no case of Ale rholism," scz Paw" I'm a Victim of Municipal Improvement. I'm a Hero of the Cross WoX of Phoenix. A little the worst fer the Encounter. Every man who Crost the Street to mite is jest as muddy as l am, and ii every Muddy man is drunk this is the most Inebriated town in the United Staits. The CIoss WoX Of this town is
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
THE MONGOOS IN JAMAICA.

| The agricultural features of Jamaica can not be disposed of without due ref erence to the part p.ayed by the mon
 zoos. Some years ago the cane fields became infested with snakes and rats to such an extent that drastic meas
 ures had to be employed in order to rid
 the country of the pests. It was de- cided that the mongOos would do the work, and accordingly the mongoos
 was imported. The animal went tc
 work with a will and soon there was scarcely a snake left on the island. The
 rats, likewise, were driven from the fields, but, taking refuge in the cocoa nut trees, the rodents began to do that damage to the nut which ever since has been such a drawback to the rais- ing of .cOcoanuts. But the mOngoos did worse than this. The moment the ami
 nal found no more snakes and rats to feed upon, it attacked the ground lay inG birds destroying them and their eggs as we'll These birds have hcre- tofore been invaluable to the country. because they lived upon the pestiferous tick which was such q nuisance to man and cattle. With the disappearance of the birds. the ticks increased cnor- mously. and now, in their turn. they are attacking the mongoos.
 Raisers of poultry in Jamaica would consider it a Blessing if every morgoos
 were swept off the island. When the anaral had succeeded in doing away
 with the snakes. ard made the rats seek safety in the cocoanut trees. ii
 went for fhc chickens. Naturally prices rose skyvard and it was cons'7- cred a luxury to have poultry on the table. With the destruction which the tick now does to the young mongoos, il is said by those who know that the ground laying birds are once. more ap- bearing, and it is further suggested that more birds should be imported. The cattle owners will welcome the fcathered agency that formerly mini- mixed the effect of the ticks by cling on these insects.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

We lend money for ourselves and oth- CTS on improved real estate. The EV- ans Loan and Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

Fortune is oftentimes kindest t those on whom she frowns.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

a. Shame an a Termination t1 the LCrd. They is d Agony to the Tax payer an you see yourself how they breed Misunderstanding an diSzan- shun in famtlies. The Cross WOX iH Phoenix was not made fer people to walk acrOst the street on, but was built So as not t1 Int rfere with buggies. Bicicles an OUromObeels. That way they is the most successful Cross WOX in America. If it rained reS'lar here We might raise fish on our Cross WoX."
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

SNEEzE AND BLOW. but you can't get permanent relief from catarrh un- iii you purify your blood. Hoods Sar- sapariIla docs this, soothes and heals the indamed surfaces, removes all scrofulous taints, and cures catarrh.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
About Bicycle Tires.

concluded a O
  margin
  TOUGH retailing to a a
  to 
  as hat A E. A. in of to
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

A Cincinnati wifi attempted suicide because she didn't like her new hat. This should be a warning to other wives not to order d new hat this fail.
 Fashionable dressmakinG. Mrs. Earl. corner South Fourth avenue and Lin coin street.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

Don't overlook us on Tea and Coffee. No firm in the city can give the val ues we can in these articles. Our GUS toners will tell you so. Our new spice mill arrived today We will sell you pure fresh ground spices in about ten days, at the Store That's Always Busy
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

Every week. every month our busi- ness is growing. People are fast find ing out we are not selling CHEAP GOODS because we are selling GOODS CHEAP. We don't say our goods are better than others. We simply refund your money if our goods are not satls- factory.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
3OC, Very Best Ranche Equal to Creamery.

We don't expect to do it in one day, one year or five wars, but we will be- fore we quit, prove we are selling bet ter goods for the money than any house in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

R. H. Burmister and wife of Prescott registered at the Hotel Adams yester- day.
 Nathan Levy. one of the prominent business men of Prescott, was in the ,ity yesterday.
 At the Ford hotel are M. B. Harold. St. Ignace. Mich; William Spencer. Los Angeles; James w. Croke. Chicago.
 Miss Bertha Pentland, who has been fisiting Miss Lavina- Andrews for the aso month, has returned to her home n Prescott.
 Mrs. Robert Friedel and Master Rob- art returned Saturday morning from four months visit to MT. and Mrs. Nj. Y. Warren, who reside in Denver, Colo.
 J. Duryea Elmendorf, Mrs. M. s. Emendorf and Mrs. M. w. Elmendorf, of Spokane, Wash, arrived here yes ter5ay and are guests of the Hotel Adams.
 Among those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were w. E. Brown, Hamilton, O.; MT. and Mrs Nj. A. Weaver Bedford, la; L. HoniSsberg, san Francisco: C.. H. Suedaker, Kan sas City, and A. c. Kennedy, New Mexico.
 Registered at the Commercial hotel Sunday We're John D. Shea, San Fran cisco; Mrs. Barton, Les Angeles; F. .. Carmack. St. Louis; Frank Humphreys, Q. F. Runner, ]. w. LOryneran, Los Angeles; w. R. Gray and wife. Kirk land: John Duke and F. E. Warren, Prescott; J. B. Chambers, Wheeling, ". Va.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

No one is ever complimented at lthe selection made of the person to serve as his rival.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

Sympathy is easy to get. but when you need help you will find that it is different question.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-19

It is far easier to sell dog than it is to give him away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

Vu'e' Quoted Fine white and yellow 81: coarse asao4c
s sraa 's s4sI % se5sls S. esr. HSer
bran SIT 50as1s hornpv eb6 s7 EiSSls 90 Sy
GRAIN sseSa tf 2 cake S27 50; corn oil cake. $50
was iargeiy matter o. shorts frightened BY
ana =, INTO replacing sales made early in the day
h0lc above previous nlr5t's close biie re- si-s5rH
All sI pT7nounced in t5e last half hour the market
ms was rsther favorable 70 bun operators and nosceby
80 period u weakness was when
from the night before Il picked Up almost rnleiIatey
confidence andn tS IN - s +ssne ols ~PeTlea 49, WIN
IN iS not particularly strong until shorts got 70 work
on tae critical situation in china It's eec; first
ward he English markets which recoyering part
Liverpool ana = "a in I5ndon This recovery was
participated n by the Continent, however Paris
%T and Ant%erP 81 = franc lower Spring wheat sd
were san in order This was partcuiarly true
North Dakota. The Price Current said thar wheat
seeding any vasr eTnSTls TorIbres -ceipts ere 90
cars compared with lbs cars the previous week and 5o
60 70 = loads at all prts Quotations OF caS9 Whea5'
s7se 70 arrive: No hard Duluth sssc TO arrive: No
w ~ 20 >-.s $50 ssz- No
red HyoT 1[ong No G5I9SsaoTts were
session ana after ruling weak early the day the market
true that private crop accounts especially from
SeoTasa failed to show as sSslStaeiy PnI now
crop fairly well sustained bearing
The Currents assertion Of tuu average
crop exceptionally large seaboard clear
proved Of Importance to the bull side
They 1852 600 bush from all ports An
interesting business the fact that
q which 46So 900 went
Hamburg English markets closed Ia - net lower
offerings said 70 be small while eA
port business up about SO loads az all ports ~
corn closed al 4Jsc delivered and - sc
O aaoat 49,. GA rs-There speculative trade
a point and little business IN casn
he closing somewhat lower No oats
closed AZ 26c c71ac. No white. % = f30c: no
waite eec track mixed 2sT2ac- white 29z Q34c
No white clips, 3oi4 r YEAarket quiet 30
Western colo b ahost- No Western. soc o
ahoaf.-. BARI.E-Y-Afarlet nominal. Feeding 4sc
New-York: mating 49, G55c c 1 : New-Eork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
sorrHERN coTroN 49, -.

s. Louis July Is-Coton quiet: ruiddiiuE exc. low
rnGdlng T-i6c, good ordinary ll6c Net recsipts.
bales gross 80 Shipment Sos bales; stock,
2333 bales
SAVANNAH July lo-Cotton quiet. mddIing 94sc; low
raiddng aAc. good ordinary Sac Receipts bales.
stock, 14,4sO bales
Memphis July I9--Cotton steady. niddliug 8&c. low
uliddlng 91sc, good ordinary. Dc Receipts u bales
bales GO bales, bales
Galveston Is.-Cottuu steady. middIiug slaC-
raiddIng I-IBc. ordinary. g-f6c Exports
VI 80 bales. stock. 5 OS9 bales
Baltimore. i1-CottJn nominal. niddlng. 10c, low
middiIug 9-I6c, good ordinary. 5 i5-Idc Gross
ceips $40 bales. exports coasJwse, zoo bales, stock.
g. 7a3 bales
New-Orieans July l9CDtton quiet: middling 3lGc.
low midding 8 il-l6c; good ordinary. sac Receipts,
Great Britain. 3.77O bales the
Continent bales; coastwise l. bales sales
bales: stock, g. 96l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
EUROPEAN PRoDucE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 19.-Cl0sng-B eef-Eytra India mess
duh 73s %. prime dun ds Pork-Prtrue mess fine
Western. firm. 6Ts 3D. Lar6Anercan refined, in pals
steady 36s, prime Western terces. steady Sis Sd
4ams-Srort Il Ia n. steady. AS Sd Bacon
Cumberland cut IS 80 n steady Ss 90 short RIB i
% 70 clear ul-cles light. so 70 81 n
steady AS: long clear lddles heavy 70 10 steady
a. cd short TO TO is H. steady SOS Cd clear
bellies, n STEADY. ShcU.ders-SqUaTe. l. "a
Il n steady 35s Sd CheeseAmerIran finest white and
c1lored dull Sd TaI0w-Prine city steady. rs Aus
traIan London Dos Cott1nseet OIL Hun refined.
August duh 22s Sd Turpent.neSplr-ts steady S+s %
R0sn-Commoc steady. IS lO-d Hops at London Pacific
Coast steady e 15st3 los Luseed OIL 36s Cd Butter
United States finest good SOS Petroleum. sd
Peas-Canadian. IS u. Wheat-spot dull No Northern
spring 6s Sd California. Is 2iztG6s Id, futures
quiet July nominal. September IS Id December SIS sd
Corl-Suot auiet- American mixed. IS I'D, do old.
IS lu sd. November
IS IL Nd. Fluur-St. Louis fancy winter dull s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New-Eork- July u 1900
-eor-ee futures opened steady decline OF
lla points WIKI heavy
111 continued generally toward The close o.
ne session he decline resulted
De22 cables and lack q public appreciation Later
mere vas snap reaction HraI
phases n ire market decidedly strong with the -o-s
ce-z- called ---n prices The close POINTS higher
- SlS 1T er the early decline having
e-- ne 7eacl-aE reflected the
s1-- interest," 70 The general prop0s0u
f--re z re market The crop movement CONTINUED
s--- 1=1 ms furnished
went v-s-zrr7-sa zaT-s--a.
re United States CzG55 bags were considered sr~z
SIC holders CT spo- supplies
-t-e toward buyers II the market, which closed
WIZ upward tendency basis OF 81 G16c f9r ~
RIO i1Tc-cs lots. Cleared Santos july is steamer
--e-z-le 900 bass. cleared RIO. July steamer
l----E e0 1agA MID co1ess were a.so @--1e- an
Z 5@-tar demand our me views % holders r.
S-----eE business - ~
TIE age oc eou1zet orices n the local make, today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

4 57 8 1o25oH market 19F n 5eesSd 4 5 ssr
ne ga market. aawever. continued . advance despite
On me basis Of So 55Sss4 81 Fu--I-ez we're
=ez. --Es lai. =7ls, selling ~ SO. and September
bo- 1ul ana UNCHANGED here a SIC 50 Lead arc sPes-
1ee Gun and ieaturzezg s. 7aEs4 y and s. III
- = = Al ron an steel mares con
8I0I4AsSz-s ND syRI-Ps-THe trade in raolaszas was
De grades TIE feeling At the Close was firm with sell
srs a--l-HS an arr Pes21. ey-uPs we're tending
9565Sc. prime S0a87c. Nevv-Cr ans open Estr,s 44T
1916. god 17aI5e prime 2ia28s. fancy. 2563sc-
erzI 1osi-oa q tn rrarz5 or san 1oz5age business
sbre -Ta5es S-egr-arr ~ n +i- r5 5---5 f-- tie
IN - 49, II 49, - ,-,-----
for the same STEADY Grain boats met
with i.Jle 10 demand 5l rates were maintained by
re limited amount Of ayaahe tonnage and rhe require
Eef-h "a F4S4- =. Eevcsz5ze az.5. A3tSeT5 $st5.
Hamburg 50 pigs F2orter4srn So Amsterdam
. 2 vas 10 IAN eTv g.et ana some
what easier without any change n asking prices N9
dull Liusee6 d yesterdays advance. We quote.
FeJroen7 bbls. s. - and IN bulk IS 80, Philadelphia,
50 - eoJt21seea oil {lEHs cTud 565z, SOC 2Ti- s
562c butter grades non,lna- PRIME white fs PF47
err 1seed quoted e under city brands; lard OIL 81
PROVISIONS Notiehsranang the strength in gain aaG
ron being restrained BY small shipments OF
ses Saa 5E OF easea larry s5eady at Slight
cline from COZ Pr .s9 ifh' is 90 sTer5d on Fday
kansas city received 1900 ana Omaha 400. Hog Hog
95ts5 Ness SO 5aSi8 90; family 5oasl5 80. snort
clear SI3a<15..... BEEF-2uieti quoted: Ness SO
81 90 s fsmZ SO Sloas5 PseeM Essg quoted 500
81 - DFEssED HoGs-stea5yi quoted E4e , IL
$50 n 7-e: 100 n Sc pigs z biiis a. I0c:
10 n SC. y d. s1agsec i n s-.pSsc f5sSlel saql
lie. .TALLOw-Quiet; quoted City. Sc, coln-
Ia ieT 6,oted S50c Refined lard steady, quoted:
south America, Sc. Continent 80 Brazr Aszz 80
8sse'.- -STEA RINE-steady: quoted: Oieo. 7ae. city
lard stearine Sc
change n ne main phases situation. Business
drags along hstess tzsnlon aIe 49, s an
5ei-e1 bata favorabJe influence upon buyers and
stimulate business in south well quotations f
low Domestic. common 70 low az % 49, "a 49,,
Patna- ~ @474c: japan. -. a5c: Java 4-sG47ie Kan
coon n bond, og2tac.
sUGAR-Ths local trade in the refined sugar NAE a
al grades today Neverheess the list Quotations n
ne 1srd evades al he former basis. stl
making little headEay catching with Old orders ana
on until present abnormal trade subsidies somewhat
"a 80 5,la 11y, and mould A 3 S5c. cubes and ,lXZX
powdered 625c powdered coarse po~deFeq ana III il
n ear-9Ts n bags and b bags Of me EranulAred
diamond = sioc: coafectioners a 5soc Nos and
3 45c' No 4oc. No 8 5S5c: Nos and II. 53Oc. No
p 5.25c. Nos 1s. Il Is and 1e BOO The raw sugar
Lose wavertnE between I3-16q45sc for 96 test cen
5tgss s.sar IiSe4s No sales were reported a.
an 4dyancs in view Of the great strength Of bee;
except Al the outside which doubtless represented
me 1arkst I .1fcns SB5 f Hisher resen moah
nov quoted lo1ad and august deliver. Us HAtd
I'D and fair refining rs Cd