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The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
10 Our Patrons.

Kind Friens:-Oi April 21th last we
commenced business as the Delta
Creamery Co. and We feel highly grat,-
lied at the result SO far AMI desire to
express our thanks TO you and all for
the in,ercs: al! have taken in getting
the creamery startel. We believe and
know that the Creamery business in
Delta can be made a success. il con-
Quoted on strictly business principles,
but just as sure as this is true it Is also
true that in a great measure the success
of the Creamery depends on YOU as we'll.
70: without your milk we cannot run.
a I'd il We not get above acertlin amount
OF milk We cannot hope 10 operate
successfully.
We will pay the highest market price
at all times for butter fat and We guar
aniee TO all ".air and squire deal
with no fasuritism. We will test and
make our pay day on the Is, and 18th
of each month. The market price OF
butter Fat il always 81 less than tho
price of butter. The mIrket price OF
standard brands OF Colorado Creamery
batter is at present and has been since
We started 2lc in Denver. but ~e shall
fix the market price OF Delta Creamery
butter at an advance. al ar per pound
at all times over Denver prices. thus
giving you the benefit Of what advau-
tage We have in freight and express
rates from Denver. The market price
OF Delta Creamery butter since we
started and at present is &c. thus
making the price u. butter fat l5c per
pound. delivered at the creamery.
OF course, it is understood that We
shall be obliged to advance OF decline as
TIE market price OF butter advances or
declines. We have also started several
wagons or milk routes. ss We believe
this. is the oaIy method Of gathering the
milk. to make the Creamery 4 success.
and W. shall charge elch patron just
what We have to pay for hauling tho
milk. which is II. per 100 poands. We
aise charge one cent per gallon Tor skim
milk .eiuraei We have ordered full
and complete equipncut for the manu-
.acture os cheess sn1 10 q short tune
We will manufacture cheese as we'll as
butter. Trusting that our
business relations may increase and bs
pleasant and profitable 70 both you
aud ourselves We remain.
Ire Delta Creamery Co.
r. +. Dodge. Gen. Mgr.
MAY Is h 1900. Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
Colorado College.

The new catalogue OF Colorado College
lately issued contains much interesting
matter. One striking feature is the
tabulated ',Ootline OF Courses which
shows almost ~ glance the general
character Of the course of study and the
requiremenfsi ior degree. while a com
plete systeo q references to the full
description es courses. individually.
makes it easy 10 secure detailed infor-
nation. 4 cursory examination OF this
tlbulated abatement shows that the
principles q the elective system have
been largely s6mitted 10 Sopho mo e
year.
Two annouocemenis are made which
show the material growth OF the Collie e:
The Perkins Fine Arts hall has been
completed s1hin the year tha, has
passed. and pseparations for Science
Hall arc already well under way OF
the sum Of e1S.OOO. which it is desired
TO put into thfs building, 10000 has
already been (aised, and the plans are
now almost csmpeted. An additional
$4,000 has besn given TO enaow the
building. Work will be begun as soon
as possible and the contract will call for
the completes OF the building before
the opening d the fal! term, Sep;eu. Der
1901.
The compIetien OF the Perkins Fine
Arts ball has ypt the music and art
departments uppn an est b. ished basis.
There are now Banv practice and class
room for mp2c students. ard we'll
lighted. airy studIos for the stu isnis ia
art. The large organ offers an added
attraction.
Tie foliowisS names Of new iustruc-
tors are noted:f Mr. Geo. Champion,
INSTRUCTOR ia yp.ce Culture and Sight
Reading; Ar.J. ID. Clarke. Instructor
in orstory; ~. r. Il Hastings, Lecturer
in History osrPhilosophy; Miss A. ID.
Heizer. Insfgn-tor in Latin and English;
Mr.. S. F. Pst1ison, Instructor in History
aud Engiish.
Near the = Of the catalogue a Cir
cu!ar os 1ufu1ns,ion-. gives important
facts r-Gsss1i<B the equipment OF the
College snd y students life: and finally
. brief stae lt ps certain definite
-sseds vhse4 sslt tsr lie os the Cot
i~ge has brought II is very satissac
tory statement q College that is
doing good work.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
Your Face.

Shows the state OF your feelings aud the
state % your health as well. Impure
blood make itself apparent in a pale and
ssllow complex.on. pimples and skin
eruptious. II you are feeling weak and
worn out and do not have a healthy
appearance. YOU should iIy Aker's Blood
Elixir. IL cures all blood d issases where
cheap ssrsaparilla and 50 called purifiers
fail. knowing this VIC selievery bottle on
a positive guarantee. II. X Braisied.
drusssst.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
Tree efshSrE~.

Any nduIj suffering FROM cold set
tied on the breast. broackitis. throat or
lung troubles o. any nature. Who viii
call at the Pioneer Drug Store. r Lucke.
proprietor. wiIl lie Ereschtei with a
sample bottle q BrscheeIs German
SYRUP. free o, charge. oaiy "ne bottle
given to one person. aad aoue iocIildren
wiihoai order from parents.
y" thry.s; cr lung r~rn~'y ever bal
such -.l- as Br.-h-.'- Gsrmsn Syrup
IN all parts q ta~ r-s''ir-' Scri =
rsent, yeSrs aSr uiii-Us - cnfties
~ere gisen asay. sni ysraE druggist sill
tell you i's success Ss- marvellous u
is really the only Throat ard Lung
R~mei, g~-ersily ericr-~i BY physi-
cisns Ons ., cent t-o',,c VII cure 90
araxa ~ xzias. Scii y ssalcrs " a.
civil Ecd -cuntrI-s a
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15

Therell be abundant opportunity for
cheap travelling this summer. In add.
ton to loS excursion rates announced
to Philsdelphia and Kansas City for
national political conventions. ronnd
trip rate o. one fare plus s.. has been
made Tor the meeting Of the National
Educational Association at Charleston.
S. C.. July : IL. Low rates 10 Colorado.
to Yellowstone Park. and to the resorts
Of the Black Hills Of South Dakota will
also nreYail
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
Inv cIp. R.,,i..isst.

The foll6ving resolutions were passed
at the recen; session o' tie W. c. +. U,
at plathe:
We. the Elgvelth Dis:r %. Cn'o-ado
womaa's Christian Temperance Uuion,
in apnu j coavs ntion. acsnosl,iSe our
gratitude to God for his loving kindness
and tender mercy toward us through
another year. We stand dsmiy pledged
to the .oll,winy.
l. To al abstinence Tor the Individual.
and uachangrsbie opposition 10 any
legal recognition Of Vie.
> We believe in 4 one standard OF
purity fr men and ~onen; an: will
i..cavor &c develop an upright. inteli-
gent purity in Gus childrcn.
\ We believe in standing snlidly FOR
the enforcement as state anl munici pal
laws
4. We resolve to eaiSrse and support
sos ofHc-. only sucl nssn. whose moral
character Is sbsve r-prIa.h.
: We spp-sl To the the ninasirs
Editor. . the state All rSaa;y 10 ~alch
We live. {, carefully guar iiaris eplunns
aslinsi hisg - n eia.l'ss i,vn-
"a
SSe ..es Stth sgs and r-xre,
tae .xtss si,- rr-i &rsIi"us fOe var
which at pre.-u'. are esrrsei 81 IA al
nations.
3. We pl-isc uur-~ss. 10 ses
1-ftt~r the airy s,<rrti- ncs any pos
tfsa q = sesi hiri aai - aress N Il
respects aish a.at8e=s an.i s sesriisi'y.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15

August 4th. Good for return until
October 3lst. They will b. one fare for
round trip plus g.
The Burlington will also sell on June
18th to 18th tickets to the Republican
National Convention at Philadelphia. to
meet June 10Th, for 1850. just half
rate for round trip.
Burlington trains for Chicago AMI ST.
Louis leave Denver at o'clock and 10
o'clock p. IN.
Call on or address.
G. w. Vailery. Gen'l Agt.
1893 Seventeenth St. Denver Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15

There is no Wholesome and sensible
minister who does noi wish to have the
goo1 will OF every class in his Coagrega-
thou. but be especially cove,s the respect
and confidence OF the yourg men. This
Is not because they are wiser than their
e.dere. nor because Hey are more
spiritual. but because they are uncon-
yen;i5aEi aad sincere to the last degree.
II the Church treated her ministers
generously in the m ,tter ot holi lays she
you'd reap all ihr gain. Fur every new
iie, which comes TO the ministers
mind. and every rev book he reads,
and every new Sigh; he sees. and every
new Gallery he visits during his holidays
pass into his woris AMI iuio his lie.
and the thoughtiulness and generosity
O. congregations would cone back to
th.ir oxu souls with usHry of reward
Ian Nsclaren. in the June Ladies Home
I.nrnal
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15
Wsss, es.~s East,

rhe BurIinx'co npuse. to meet the
popular demand. wiu on d,'es given
b~lo~. offer 'ichess ~ ske ruhlsc ~ oae
ssw ,Ae r-x-ssr vsse v~rv v~-v~r -
Chicago. -. L-osi~. rocrla. g. Psai.
'n-lash. onshs a. Jo~-ra. Ascti.sss
Ka.sasci,s. snf8 ~ n .e~-'Ssiss-
pcias- oe fhsir uas4a. Eass sss erspshs-
IN Nebraska. Iows. Nn>ouri sad nj
noi- Tics~,S ~iifh> cn ssse Jure nh
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Many OF our exchanges are advocating
the protection OF local industries. IL is
the proper thing to do. II is right.
Home industries cannot prosper unless
they are protected from outside compe
tiiion. Bat there is poiat hidden in
this policy that has been passel IN
needed by these papers which make a
practice of CT nde nning protection save
when it comes down to their own little
municipality and ire dent y affects
their inlisidua. business, and then these
rantipg calamity hovlers eyoiuie into
the most rabid protectionists ami want
the outside Isrealites cut of AT the
pockets. Now any one realizes that
home industries should be ed,
paironized and protected. II means
success for business institutions. IL
this condition is good for a town and its
interests. why isn't il good Tor a county,
and il for a county why isn't i; b -neiicial
to states Ergo, il a state can thrive
under it. cannot q nations The came
principles are involved from top 10
bottom. There is the proposition and
,-she dannasion sdsocates -canno. gel
around il. Protection to home indus
tries is the fundamental principle o. the
great republican party. and it isintensc-
ly pitiful TO see these newspapers cryir g
for protection in one column and or-
posing the party Of protection in another,
--Ophir Mail
The Delta independent., 1900-06-15

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Fernandlna. Fla. Oct ls.-Cleared.
schooner Laviuia NJ. Snow. Norton.
Bridgeport. Conn
Sailed bark Navuna, Joslyn. New York
schooner Laura NJ. Lunt. Cummings. Bos-
con.
Baltimore. oct l9-Arrlvcd steamer
Itasca. Savannah.
Philadelphia oct i9.-Cleorod. steamer
Allegheny. savannah
Sayona. Oct M-Arrived. steamer
Aislahy, Pensacola.
Philadelphia. Oct. ls.-Arrlved. steamer
Roanoke, jacksonville.
Philadelphia. OCT le-Clcarcd. steamer
Emily 5 Northam Charleston.
Granville. oct is-Arrived. steamer
Rosneath. Por Tampa.
London oct. ig-Arrived. steamer Usk,
Port Tampa. via St Michaels.
Bremen. oct. i9-Arrlved. steamer Rox-
by. Savannah. via Norfolk.
Manchester. oct lS-Sailed. steamer
Cheronoa. Savannah.
Jacksonville, Fla. oct 0.-Eniered.
schooner Jessie Lena. Dcveraux. New
York
Cleared. steamer Robert a. Snyder.
Guthrie. Providence.
New York oct. i9-Sailed. steamer
Laura. Savannah.
Key West. Oct i9-Arrivcd. steamers
Mascoue white Port Tampa and sailed
for Havana; Fanita. Thompson, Nuevitas.
and sailed FOR Tampa.
Charleston. s. C.. Oct ie-Arrived.
steamer Peareth BD. Mckenzie. Fer
nandina: schooners Nelson r. Newbury.
King. Newport News; Fannie Reich.
Buckaloo. Baltimore.
Sailed schooners Pasadena. Hicbee.
New York: Nellie Floyd. Nielsen. George
town tow tug wahan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION oF GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

While the Cotton Market Had an
Unprecedented Decline the Eject
of u Was Not Greatly shown in "a
Decrease an business Farmers
Holding Their Cotton Through the
DeeIine-Turpentine Firm at 30is
Cent--Rosin- Advanced During
the Week-LocRI and TeIeErnphIc
Markets.
The Morning News once
Friday. Oct. 10.
The week closing to-day was an exeep-
tionally good one IN business circles con-
sidering che check In cotton trading
caused by the declining tendency in both
the spot and futures markets This dis
turbance served 20 put buyers on their
guard for lower market. and pending
developments they did not care to do bus
mess on the basis cotton was being Of
fered at. The facs the market kept drib-
bling of did not help matters. but gave
buyers reason TO expect even further de-
cllnes than those scored during tbe early
days.
While trading In tho cotton market was
greatly restricted for the reasons given
business kept Up fairly well In other
branches, which makes the volume for the
week show up well. The clearing house
statement to-day shows the clearings to
have increased something like 80 per cent
above the same week last year. other
considerations were prominent in holding
up the general volume OF Grade. 20 that
nFfgr "A hss IL 4.
the recent history OF the cotton market
may not show It's effect very much on
local trade
one thing which the drop in cotton
seems 90 have brought out prominently
Is the fact that farmers and other holders
OF cotton seem 10 be IN position 10 hold
their product Tor the prices they believe Il
viii bring u marketed in an intelligent
way.
The declines did not bring a rush OF SELL
ers. The fact Is chat holdings are indif-
ferent about selling. and certainly are not
doing so at unreasonable concessions.
Realizing that a scare that would bring
about the wholesale dumping OF cotton
upon the open market would result Dis
astrously to prices holders are Offering 10
slowly. and wiki that precaution which
indicates that they know what they are
doing As an evidence that a majority
OF farmers in Georgia are In position to
hold their cotton q may be notef that the
local banks are said TO have funds for che
purpose Of further accommodating coun-
Try banks. but which have not been called
for. indicating that the country banks are
no, being called upon for further funds by
their customers.
The spirits turpentine market ruled
Arm throughout the week. with the de-
mand good a steadily advancing prices
There was fair inquiry to-day at 39is
cents. Resins closed arm and unchang-
ed with the demand good There were
material advances during the week. The
wholesale markets were steady and fairly
active The following resume OF the df-
fercnt markets will show the tone and
quotations at che close to-day and their
condition during the week:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Maria Laura UtalJ 6i2 tons. FienEa: ldF
lumber for Viego. spain-sirachan A.
Co
Norrskenet Cswdl. i.i6s tons Nordquist.
ldg o.. s-H. Juchter.
Alert (Norl. s9i tons. Andersen: ldg. n. =.
--paterson-D Downing 60.
Atlantic (Gcr1 i.97 tons. Doyen, ldg. for
Observation-Disclosures Downing Co.
Nordon (Norl. 6si tons. Tergersen. ldg.
n. Paterson Downing Co
Pandur DAM. 5s2 tons. schmidt: Ids. n.
master.
Lizzie Curry Br). ieS tons. Landry; re-
turned for repairs-Mastcr
Sylvia CNor). i.093 tons, Halvorsen; ldg.
a. a-Strachan a co.
Julia ne tons Sweeney: TO 10. lumber
Master.
Rlesur CNop. 5iS tons. Olsen. dg. n. >.
-Aiosfcr.
Record CNor). $50 tons. Johnson; ldg n.
s-Mastcr.
James a Wright So tons. English idg.
for Philadelphia Master.
r. $ Powell 55s tons Jones. ldg for New
York Master.
Essex. 81 tons. smith. 90 ID. lumber
Master.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20


Galevston-Quiet. middling, 81: net re-
ceipts. Il. as. gross. lS.20s sales. 20 SOCK
ii2.aoi.
New orIeans-Steady: middling. 1915:
net receipts. ~. 20: gross. 1854; sales.
Also: stock. sOi .s5i
Mobie-Qulet middling o. net receipts.
$40; gross, 1872. sales 600: stock. 2i.775.
Charleston-Quiet: middllng. %: net re-
ceipts. 1873; gross. 1915. sales. 100 stock.
5s57.
Wilmiugton-Firm: middling. 81. net re-
celpts. i.i50: gross i.i50: stock. 1901.
Norfolk middling. %: net re-
ceipts. ans gross. ans; sales. ls9: stock.
q 800.
Baltimore-Nominal: middling. -; net
receipts. 100; gross. 4s7a; stock. ass.
New York-Quiet: middling. 81. net re-
celpts. 90: gross. 5.7si: stock. 57.iS7.
Boston-Quiet: middhng. . ISIS; ne, re-
ceipts. ASS; gross. i7.s72
Observation-Disclosures: middling. 10: net re-
ceipts. 90: gross. 30; stock, i5s6.
Newport News-Net receipts. i.Ti6. gross.
l.7i6: stock. SO.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet: middling. 81; net re-
ceip.s. 1852. gross. i.7oi. sales t36: stock.
ASf5.
Memphis-steady: middnng. %: net re-
coipts. l.s4s. gross. SOS; sales. $500: stock.
s3sss.
81. Louls-steady: niddnng. 5-is: net
eeeip,s. 2.7ss: grose. 7.7ss: sales. SIS: stock
@OiS.
Cinclnnatl-Quiet and nominal: mid
ding. 10; net receipts. $50; gross. S5s:
stock. cos.
Houston-Easy: middling. 3: ne, re-
ceipts. lsoas; gross. 1905 sales. 100:
stock. 55.i55
Louisvilie-Firm: mlddling. %: net re-
ceipts. 81; gross. 30. stock. 375
Exports OF cotton this day
Galveston--To Great Britain. 6.3is; TO the
continent. i.i62-
New orleans-To the continent. $50.
coastwise. 5.
Mobile-Coastwise. 702.
Savannah-To the continent, &C. coast
wise. 1890.
Charlcston-Coastwise. $40.
Norfolk-Coastwise. 2.fg7.
Baltimore--To Great Britain 30s2: 20 the
continent. 20s2
New York-To the Continent 50.
Boston-To Great Britain. 6.09i.
Newport News-To Great Britain. .s3i
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain. i7.i55. to the con-
tinent. i0.0is.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week; To Great Britain. i3i. sgT.
TO France q. T5i; TO the continent, iO4.is7.
Total foreign exports since Sept l. 1900.
To Great Britain. 52S.53i TO France. 90
TsS: 20 the continent. 5s5 a5
Charleston. Oct. is.-Cotton, quiet: mid
ding. shc; sales. 100.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
CnTTON IEYrTERs

New York. oct. 1s.-Murphy e. Co. say:
As far az news was concerned there was
nothing in the advices of the morning 20
account for the steadlness Of the cotton
market The fear OF the frost extend ng
over South Carolina ana Georgia. prove
20 be groundless as the morning weather
may showed higher temperatures through
out the entire cotton belt. In addition 10
the better weather IN the south. Liver
pool futures declines after the opening
losing practically all the early gain. Fer
the first time this week the demand Or
cotton In the local pit was large enough
TO cause an advance OF a few po.ns in
the face Of a removal Of the stimulating
factor OF yesterday and an absence OF for
eign support While a greater degree OF
weakness might have been expected a."
morning market was irregular and after
the carly advance returned 20 last night
prices. The comparative steadiness u ne
market was attributed to uncertainty 4
the size OF the crop and the general di.iH-
elinstion 10 follow the short SIDE For
about two hours very little cotton appear
cd for sale and what selling occurred was
for Southern account. rather than ior
speculation.
The volume OF business IN the local eT-
changes was about the smallest 81 no
week. After opening foreign hou IS
bought moderately while pro'es iona
operators were more inclined TO bus tlan
sell on the failure OF prices % De Hn'
materially. The commission houss busl-
ness continued moderate. which Is expe
ed 10 b. the case uusil there is some i'u'-
dalton for crop estimates.
New York. oct is.-Hubbard Bro q G"
say: After the opening the market "ef'
quiet and steady within a small ranse'
awaiting the supplementary report OF 'h'
government regarding the Galveston 81 IN
damage though II had been inc u1ea
the bureau OF Oct. 10 II gave the e
mated damage at e80O0 bales. much
than anticipated. Receipts IN the sou
west continue on large scale whhe
decline has had the effect Of checNink :
movement In the Atlantic where PIE
ers are disposed to hold last season ~
policy was successful as all the oou."
had short crops. Now the 6outnwest
selling freely Liverpool closed easy
shade lower than yesterday. Inc
trade have been the long side eApee'"''
a reaction over Sunday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20

Cincinnati. Oct. is-Results at Newport
First Race-six furlongs selling Bar
bara NJ. TO g. won. with Juanet. . TO 1.
second. ana Erema. TO ]. third. Time
I.l5.
Second Race-one mile and a quarter.
selling. Louisville Belle. 4 20 /. won. with
Gov. Boyd. Z 10 !. second. and Defender
H. II TO s. third. Time 209l.
Third Race-One mile and seventy
yards. selling Eta. to ?. won. with
Blcnheim. Is 20 4. second. and Colbert. 7
10 ?. third. Time 1:Ha.
Fourth Race-|Six furlongs. selling. Gallo
ocan. IS 70 s. won. with Fairy Dell to
/. second and Sgaldy II. 8 70 /, third.
Time lis
Firth Raee-six and n half furlongs.
selling. Donna Soay even. wen. with Rru-
lare. 10 ]. second and Lake Fonso. 10
!. third. Time 2ois
Sixth Race-One mile and seventy yards.
seliing. Earl Fonso. 6 TO !. won. with Net
tie Regent 10 8. second. aud The Slug
gard. TO !, third. Time i.45ia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
schooners.

Henry Clausen. Jr &c tons McLaugh-
In ldr. lumber-Master.
r. A. ward. s39 tons. Collins; ldg lum-
ber-Master.
Chas. Loriue 525 tons. Burt; Ids. lumber
FOR New York-Mastcr.
william r. Downs. $50 tons Richardson
ldr lumber for New York-Mnster
Ella l.. Davenport. 40 ions. Dunton; ldg.
lumber Master.
/ w. Roiano 45s tons. Wilson. ldg lum-
her Master.
Ida Lawrence. $50 tons Thorpe; ldg. for
baltimore Master
G. q. Wchrum. $40 tons. Cavalier; dg.
lumhar.-c. ". Howard 4 Co.
Anna r. Kranz. 5IS tons, Newcomb. ldg.
lumher.-Mastcr.
Mary r. Baird. 81 tons, Cook; ldg. lum-
bcr-M Master.
4. a. sherman. 80 tons, johnson: Ids
lumber Master
Chas H. Valentine. ss6 tons. jayne; ldg
iumher-MaHter
John O. Schmidt. 40 tons. Norbury; disc
coal. 20 Do for Philudelphia.-C, W
Howard a Co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON uAnKrr

Liverpool Oct. is.-spot. moderate bus
ines and prices steady. American mlddltnK
fair. i-s2d: good middlinE. ii-isd; mid
ding. sid; low mlddling. 7-ied; good
ordinary. s5sd: ordinary. aisd. The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales. OF which 500 were
for speculation and export and included
500 American. Receipts. 5000 bales. In.
GLIDING 1850 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy.
American middiing. low middllnr clause
October. 52id value October.Novembe Der.
hi2g5i3d buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der.
SOD buyers; Deeember-January. BOius. osd
sellers; January-Fe bruary. SOFAS asa seIt-
ers; February March. SOFA buyers; March
April. tssd buyers: Aprn-May, Aeid sell
-; May-June. tsod sellers: June-July,
asa sellers; July-August, LsTaLssd cell