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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23
Aetting ,nm Down Rasy.

Roberts Have you heard anything
about Thompson's affairs since the fail
IRE? When does he expect to resume?
Peters Just as soon as the creditors
become reconciled to the fact that they
won't get cent.-Harlem Life.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23
To Curea Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. 2EC
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23
Not visible 10 me yaked Eye,

"What." asked the proud YOU
mamma, do you think of the baby
featuresY'
Her big, coarse brother looked down
at the precious little innocent for mo-
ment and then asked:
"WHere are they?"- Chicago Times,
Herald ~
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

5WheR styepgtkss ebbing and the'lS6ad is long,
], Iweuld be the ,fgmsstaG within your hand 80
"A pillar Of cloud ip q sun beaten land,as B&!g
pillar Of fre where nights black shadows
{ sri throng.- ~ es1 $40 @T9@ esitsstR -
Last, death's threshold, tendeF -nayl
What need to tell that which hearts truth hath
S--% shown2 tts sx;s,s
L. not all said, beloved; when say, g, ~,
~ 81 love, you,' being woman and your own?
Madeline s.. Bridges. in sWoman's Home Com
panion. see - .zg gqkEs
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as-
AT SEA-.

Oh, we go down to sea in ships,
But Hope remains behind,
And Love, with laughter on his lips,
And Peace, of passive mind,
While out across the deeps Of night, v
With lifted sails of prayer,
We voyage off in quest of light
Nor find it anywhere,
o thou who wroughtest earth and sea, Sc
Yet keepest from our eyes
The shores of an eternity VII =
In Gains Of paradise, ~
Blow back upon our foolish quest
With all the driving rain = $
OF binding tears and wild unrest
And watt us home again.
james Whitcomb Riley in Home Folks.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

Il Some Polynesian languages have on
II seven consonants. i: s,....-s
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

In sod con lion She IS sWSst and IoYab!Is
and sisigs lies song on, ajoyful hafS1onious
string. Out Of order oFt1nsTung there q.
discordance and ltnhappin just Is tneTet
IS one keynote to allmusic SO there IS one ~. /
note to health. Aswoman mig IS WelEslY.
o. fly without wings as to feel well End ieok
are weak or diseased. She must BE. healthy
inside or she can't be healthy outside. TheCe
are thousands Of women suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken rnodesty urges
their silence. While there IS nothing mRro
admirable than~a modest woman, health q
Of the first Importance. Every other con'
sheraton should givesway before It. Brad
fields Female Regulator Is nedicinesSe
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

The ancient Mexicans had q year Of
10 months Of 20 days "a I.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

JOCK up -. a. 25 90 80 n
March 4, received water tax. 1914 Al O. ~
S,scsa special tax. 10 98 49,,
g ~ {. SAFE OF ST. stone o 9e ~ W "a. q
June, November and March re- ~ -
ceived road fund taxes....;. 296 "a
June, November and March re- II 4 A ;s-B !.l2'
ceived interest fund taxes 1913 20 .Ec
June, November and March re-
received library fund taxes 1868 80
Received state appportionment ,.ss-.-.-s.E
Morris Fire Department :. 81, 10 ~ >
Received sinking fund tax.....i 5 91St1,107 g.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23
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;11sSk 81 q u ESlEl
The day'ssfarst dawn ray fs~ould be to you, e
The starlight's .cheety tgleam, the msonlight.s
n ~: calmly s {; AssK 20 ~ q /
4 would be as pf1loW to- puf cheek. - '@%~%
When toll Is done andacare' hath ceased to
grieve; ~
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-03-23

financial STAT en1el2E ssf
''sR & Morris. s
svIlage Tssashrers Annual Statement
-. Norris MINI 4. i1asirch Is; 100
aTo The H porable Village Colmcill g
1890.
March H. to balance on hand ). 81, 0s8 2
-. . 70 received wat er:tazs. 9ISseS - y
April 2, received liquor license. 5000 0o.....,..sy
1Asss .ss draw license RIS GO 90
=" 3d. &C. for sand sold ..... IS 20ss,....g.s
~. 3, 1sgssE .awate1st Tax. u. I. 1872 15 es;g
June 10, = -dray and show !
june 1S,receiYed wafer tax. ...sl84s40s y ~
20 received special tax. !. !; 726 O6. z. 81 "a
sideWaik,tax, 20,48 80
Aug = 40 s'sssf water tax. 120 04 - sgr
Z ,az - 9, ~ - suhdry licenses 1872 90
Oct. 4, g dog license. 8 80
,, ,..'ysas poollicenSe 20sO0 " 10 ,
!" water ,tax.,s. 1853 SO ~ rfSh
Nov. e. g., special tax 4. 1866 81 sa5 NJ
Dec. 1.aag %" liquor licence 900 90 ~
1901. -.
Jan. T., :" water tax 4s5s 90 y
r." s. sale of old Es..t;s @1&A
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
MATCHES AND GUNPOWDER.
A Most Excellent Citizen Placed in q
MOst PerilOus ~ ituattOn.-Lasting
ImDressiOu OF Early Lessons.

Mr.. II. S. Cason of This County is one OF the
oldest as well ms one OF the best citizens OF
this section OF the country. During long
lie he has had the love and esteem OF MS
neishbors, and several years ago bis popuarl-
ty WAS atteSted IN his umphHnt election to
The office of Sheriff. and during his official
career ne wassefficlent, kind and obliging 10
everybody, but for all that he Ia at times lit
lie careless In the haudling OF matches and
yunpowder. 1t is said that he came % town
Que dny not so long ago. and while here
he thought to lay In e, supply OF these two
articles With the one he expected to bring
down the Ioothsome game which should fur
uish the nourishi ug repast, while with the
Of her he expected 10 originate the cheerful
,ngle or TO start The kitchen fire. Having no
>ue uepicion that there WAS dapger in the act.
he placed the matches and the guDpowder
side by side in the same end OF his sad
lie bags Mounting bis trnsty animal he
town the trolling Of the animal shook up the
contents of he saddles bags, and the shaking
Incident thereto created friction, and the
hction sci off the matches.
AS soon as the fire reached the gunpowder
the effect of the explosion can be better
imagined than desert bed. The rider didn't
Know wheI her he had been fred upon from
ambush by 81 81 pound cannon or whether he
WAS In the midst OF an earthq quake. AS for
the horse, 1t was scared too badly for Thoughts
ut all, except for thoSe thoughts which were
directed toward getting away from That par
ticular spot OF the fAce OF this earth. The
horse and the rider went down, the road with
the speed of the wind. and the rider, like all
men In extreme moments, sought the con-
soIations and benefits OF prayer. Although
he had been all his life hearing the prayers OF
consecrated men. who fervently asked for
blessings in q thousand different ways on
q thousand varieties OF Gods people, yet the
simp pie prayer that he learned at bis mothers
knee three score years ago, came to his mind.
and, with childlike faith, he sent out on the
evening zephrys. as he flew down the road
towards the Stale Of Georgia, the words that
cnmlorted him in chiIdhoOd's hours. namely ::
Now lay inc down to Sleep" &C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
SEEMING SANTUC.
What Faithful Scribe Caught by
Careful Work.

Santnc, March b, 1901.
Miss Lila Stephenson's condition remains
the same.
Miss Emma Black spent one day last week
with Mrs. 'inkney Milford.
Born to Mrs. VIII Ellis, u son, and 10 Mrs.
James King, 4 daughter.
Mr.. Oscar COBB and Mr.. Wallace Bailey were
out hunting last Friday With Mr.. Evans
Mrs. Jas. McCombs gave a quilting last
Tuesday, and invited only her brides raids
The quilt was finished before night and they
wrapped Mrs. McCombs in the quilt and car
ried her some distance.
The little infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Etheridge died Thursday A. NJ. aftera week :
illness OF pneumonia, and was buried al
Rocky River the following dBy.
Mrs. VIII Ellis, and little son Calvin, are
boh critically III with pneumonia.
Mr.. Julius Mann brought his wife up Ia
spend u few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Daniel Newell, last Sunday, returning home
the same 2. NJ.
On going to church last Sabbath morning
We noticed In passing Mr. Pucket's mail box
Gently had Chimney built to 1t and card
board hung out on which was the following
"Puckets Hotel, meals ri 25cts., cooked
quickly" We 90 not suppose however that
Mr. Pucket built the chimney or hung out
the sign board either, but that some mis-
cbievous boys had done The work.
Mr.. Jno. Gordon Is running his saw.mill
now NEAR the Long Cane Church, and board
Ing with MIR. Pucket.
MIR. and Mrs. George Mann and interesting
children visited Mrs. Crowther last Monday
night.
Nils Ollie McIlwain. OF Spartanburg and
Miss Lizzie Mnbry, OF Lebanon, spent Friday
+. NJ. with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Grorge Etheridge. Of the Nation. visited
bis brol her here Thursday.
Mr. Thos. Stokes, of Antreville, will make
his home for this year with his brother 10
law. Mr.. Nelson, assisting Oh the farm.
MIR. II. p. Milford Is quite sick at this
writing.
Mrs l. zze Sharp has been dressmaking for
Mrs. WIN. Dawson the past week.
The finest turnlps we ever saw for the time
OF The year we're at Mr.. Will HagPrs.
MIR. Joe Fant and Mr.. Kinnie Milford came
duwn from Honea Path last Sunday to spend
lew days In AbbeviIle. They are both In
the photograph business at Honea Path.
Mr. Bob Sim mons, one OF the new iremen
on the $. A. l.. spent Tuesday night among
us.
Mr. Jess Gordon brought Miss Minnie Lee
King OF Greenwood, up 10 spend few days
with Miss Lila Newell last week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
SENSIBLE TALK.
What Mill Operative Has TO Say
on Various Subjects.


Mr.. Editor:-The lives OF the mill people
and their hopes are growing brighter every
day. Think of IT! The operatives OF Pelzer
Lave larger per ceni. OF lis population In
school than the city of Nashville Think OF
temperatures having In bank SlO1O0o They
could almost by township In Abbeyilie
county, or they could put up a mill ol lnelr
'wp.
A free circulating library with six thousand
volumes and twenty five popular magazines
make up their reading matter. Would not
The city of Abbevile or any other town Of its
'ze hp proud of so valuable acquisition az q
large library?
VT would seem that the operatives are get
ting about az much out OF the mi II business
which ,uhlic enemies designate as souless
corporations.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
Handsomest and Fastest Train Ever
Run to the North and Northwest.

HanOHO"eRt anu FHAteot lFHlh HsCA
Run to the North and Northwest.
Leaving st. Augustine, Ella, every day eX'
cept Sunday at IL o'clock High Noon, Inc
handsomes and fastest train ever operated De
ween Florida and the North and Northwest,
makes a smooth, quick run for Chicago pass
Ing Jacksonville al los. p. No. A tlanta, at 10 80
p. M, arriving Cincinnati at IL O'Clock noon,
and Chicago at $50 p. 10. -
This train Ia known as "The Chicago and
Florida Special" and is a solid Pullman Yes.
tioule train OF Drawing Room. Sleeping Cars,
Observation Cars and Dining Cars, st. Angus
tine aud Jacksonville TO Chicago. through
Without chainge. The rout OF this elegant
train is via the Florida East Caost Ry. st.
Augustine to Jacksonville; Plant System.
Jacksonville to Jeaup; Southern Railway,
Jesup TO Chattanooga Queen crescent
Route, CHATTANOOGA TO Cincinnati and rom
Cincinnati to Chicago the train runs over Inc
Big Four Route. c. n. & D. Monon Boute. ana
Penna Lines on alternate days, leaving ~. ~.
Augustine Mondays and Thursdays VIA Big
Four Route; leaving 81. Augustine thursdays
and Fridays via Penn. Lines.
BY using this train our st. Augustine ano
Jacksonville passingers are only one nlgnt
out TO Chicago, the run being made between
st. Augustine and Chicago In 81 hours ana 10
Cincinnati In "a hours.
Through Sleeping Cars are also operated on
this train between St. Augustine and Deirolt,
Mich >, Cleveland. O., and Pittsburg, Pa, leaV.
ing st. Augustine for Detroit daily except
Saturdays and Sundays; for Cleveland daily
except Sundays and from Pittsburg WedDes-
days and Saturdays only. III.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
w. ID. RarksslaIe's Locals.

/ have large and complete line OF can
goods with prices to suit every one.
Have Just received fresh lot OF Grandeur
-four, which is known the world over as the
best.
Don't fail to see me when you want molas-
ses. handle the genuine j. B. Myers, and
keep full stock on hand all the time.
Genuine red rust proof oats, at rock bottom
prices
When q need of Sewing Macht ne don't fail
10 give us chance. l handle the best that Is
made. Wheeler & Wilson, and will give easy
terms.
Remember that l always carry a full line OF
groceries. such as rice. coffee, sugar, lard,
meal. grts etc., and will give prices that will
almost Jar you" w. d. Barksdale.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
NJ Merrymakers Celebration, Augusta,
Gu, April 22.27, 1901.

On account OF the above occasion. southern
Ra ilway announces reduced rates from Ashe.
Vile, Charlotte and intermediate points In
North Carolina, Tennille and Savannah and
intermediate points in Georgia, and from nll
points In South Carolina, to Augusta, Ga,
and return. Ofone first-class fare for the round
trip for individuals (siDgle tlckes,) and for
military companies and brass bands In uni.
form. twenty (2O) or more on one ticket, still
lower rates.
Tickets will be sold April goth to 26th lnclu.
siVe and for trains scheduled 10 arrive al Au-
gusta prior TO noon OF April 9th, good 10
return until April Goth. 1901. For detailed In.
formation as TO sch edules, rates. etc. write or
call on any agent of the Southern Railway or
connections. w. II. Tayloe,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
CHEAPER MILEAGE BOOKS.
seaboard Air Line Makes n Note
worthy Reduction OF Price:

SeabOard Air Line MAKES II NOtes
worthy Reduction OF Price:
The Seaboard Air Line being ever alive TO
the peoples interests Hs we'll az its own has,
effective February Is, reduced ita l,0OO-mile
tickets in Florida, from $50 TO $25 all one
thousand mile tickets OF the Seaooard Air
Line railway issue are now good over the
entire system with the exception OF the
family mileage tickets sold in the State OF
North Carolina.) which traverses Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolin ma, Georgia,
Florida and Alabama, and reaches the capl.
tails OF all the above States.
By agreement, one thousand mile tickets OF
Seaboard issue. are good In addition TO ie
own lines over the Richmond, FIedericks
burg and Potomac railroad from Richmond
to Quantico, and the Pennsylvania railroad
fron Quantico TO Washington. the Columbia,
Newberry and Lsurens railroad. and The
baltimore Steam Packet company's line
from Norfolk TO Baltimore.
The Seaboard Air Line railway is the snort
line from South Carolina to air points north.
south and west and has service that is
second to none In the South, and It's trains
are run on quick and convenient schedules.
For Information write
Columbia, 8. c.
r. E. l.. Bunch,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Portsmouth, Va.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06

full line Of paints, oils and white lead at
Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
)NDAY, March 18th, 10
THE woMAN\s CLUB.

The Woman's Club had pleasant meeting
Friday afternoon, at the home OF Miss
Florence TempleLon. A carefully prepared
and interesting paper. on William Cullen
Bryant, was read by Mics Eliza Gambrell.
Each member OF the club in turn, read g
selection from the poet. Mies Gambrell Will
entertain the club at its next meeting. Miss
Cochran will read Il paper on Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs.'Harvey Wilson attended the
Prof. Grier Presley. Of Mt. Carmel, passed
through Abbeville Friday en- his way 10
Due West to spend few days.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
1whip Dog Days"

There is a curious old custom still eA'
tant in the city Of York, England: et
Luke's day, Oct. IS, is known as "nip
Dog day." when it is allowed to whip any
dog that Is found on the street.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06
HaddOns New Spring Arrivals.

HaddOns New Spring Arrivals.
Haddon's attractive store is full OF bargains.
Remnants In white goods.
Remnants In white dimities.
Remnants In white india lawns.
Remnants In checked muslin.
Remnants In figured lawn and muslIns.
Remnants In light and colored percales.
Remnants In calico.
We ara Offering bargains In all the above
goods.
SHOES SHoEs!!
Ladies, Misses, and chilureus shoes TO suit
everybody.
Ladies' and Misses slippers for the Spring
trade just arrived.
Some bargains In shoes at Haddou's for
i0 GO, and 75cts pair.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06

Speeds IL the place 10 buy school books.
Try and see II we are not right.
Long experience has proven that Muresco
is the best and cheapest preparation for plas.
tered walls, any color. For sale by speed
Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-03-06

Depend on no man. on no friend ou1
him who can depend on himself. he on
ly who acts conscientiously toward HIM
self will act 80 toward others.-Lavater.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22

ota s "qd F6a Ss h but I sss
man? and prices rule slightly sellers favor quote
sl9s2; do fair to good per Ii2 n bag slaSl 25 %
81 B@ 90 PI sae g 49, S @ Oas &
per $50 70 s2Gs2 la poor fair 81 2Sds as do state
fair: $50 no 81 25asI 75 do Albany and Troy. prime
81 ess 75 de- Common to fair 81 sf9si SO: sweet po-
Delaware per half 66 Basket 7eesoc do viHeland cloth
heads S2gs2 %: do Virginia yellow. fair prime 81 %
d9 inferor 4S6c caSDsaes Long Island Per 100 9
g s6od 81 49, ao sa 5eSs
6er 6e Sns hox @ @ ma R9T S Beans hoes
bag, 5dq75c onions pickle white, per bb s2qs4; do
Pms $, ~ Sni5S so Sas fair good s.
do do Pe9E to far "a 2Sgs do S red PeE Pol 80
and yso% per Bag s. red
peas Sorfos freight per Ralf bbl basket ss
T4R G Gs e ase S 50 @ sref S amdr sRs g
@ M do uBSa B5 sSs g. sGrn 9se
per bb 759s5c; do Canada Russia, 75dS0c; tomatoes,
HAY ASP - RAJ heavy receipt; Of las.
Weeoysr - 200 tonsEmsde the market m as
local qualities there was no strength in prices with
their attention canal lots. when quality suits prices
freely in Nos and rail lots, Strictly prime
oa eea hs to b msde 1t is expected that receipts viii
soon ease up, bat at the moment the canal is a dis
per io5 h. S2lS SasSe? Small s7tGSoc No large s7
gS o S No 'f as & do N9 'E sS 90 eue a ma f
common to good e2. ge5G s s9ysS 5Gg6o @ b sTRAW &
s5c for butchers use. Receipts hay tons
son River Railroad. 4o; Erie 900; Pennsysn iso;
i2o: Iehish Valley 1885, Baltimore and ohio ao Central
Of Jersey So canal boats 662; river barsse 100:
by t''i rail- so; total total. so tons "a ~ ''''9
closed dm at DC The offerings on cali board were few
eSs S promptly 0 taken ken a. the s in % 9Psf % @ 3 5
pounds
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


corrFF-Tbe Coffee Exchange the scene OF much
,r,-trv ana excitement to-day. Values al the start
went upward leaps and bounds, ana curing lhe uas
they kept steadily adyancing Win scAioSg Io-gs
n was one u sensational days oi receht EeaI
Oa familiar once more seen on Challee St4l
;bs regular crowd orders buy coffee came from
eyerywhere European kept sending them all day. Wall
conspicuous purchasers ~hlie the helIe
MAS scattered The which produced TINS oi
was IN he way 81 further reports from Brazil indicating
with the Santos Nleld sdlo
had shspe on account continuation OF the long pro
acted dryness some Of these reports sald L4R she
crop was q condition. Another one salo llat
The santos crop a failure The opening al Sew
York officially described steady with prices ~ 70
e pon,g above the previous nights close. The opening
afternoon bulls aggressive ana prices psal
more climb and when the final gong rang Fanes
Saturday and about lS points more than theS @ere one
noath The trading was the hea'iest OF LeceIt
The initial can % $50 bags up 10 lLlooey tss
bags, for the entire day they reaehed tle
markets higher ana excited Havre nnlshed
the day up with total business Of i9l 600
bags, while Hamburg closed 2a2s francs hgner: no
coffee Do reis higher, and Santos advanced 4VV res
The exchange rate >unchsrgee. Statistics or other
ordinary lost sight Of to-day. BraZlan
port receipts were bags interior 62 900
amounting about - 0e0 bags. Spot Brazilian
coffee very strong and rather unsettled with the
Santos No invoice lots. warehouse deliveries in
the United for the week 5ust ended were l24 4l
the year ago OF the former amount NewYork
reported 6 9s7 bags. Santos receipts Nere $4,000 bags
for the compared with 1924 600 bags last week
and $4,000 bags Tor the same week year ago tAo re
cets aggregated l2700O bags against l7S0OO bags pre-
TiOus week and $1,000 bags for the same week year
the week % Europe SO 600 bags. shipments
the United StaJes 290OO Europe 295 600 bags
The range o contract prices In the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22

British steamer 74s cotton Savannah to Liverpool
product unsettled "a and 1 PaTsy d
Petoam 3 very Pe4odum sh LPSsd bS s. ~ % and in
1a s1i 50 lo PhadeIPhia bhs s. CO. and in Oulk s. re
6 35gae .o ho 99mins prime summer yeIlow 4oG on
yeIIoT 44a45c lnseed oil American raw CSC American
urder city brands lard oil 76G7sc
PRovIsIoNs-AIost of the day provisions were Arm in
commission buying but finally yieded to wheat
head head Kansas city 1000 head and Omaha 2oo head
s17a$I7 so; short Gear $17 50a SO So BEEF-steady
Extra Nf ln3a 81 So s 'os$ & Pa F TG
Quoted Quoted: $40 5oas2l. DRESSED HoGs-stsaadyy Y
sase; PIGS, s;sS. MEATS Pcked SS Cd 6e;ssRp:
Il r6 sa9sscs Pickied 10 shouderseadT m w. quoted
T tf PiekIed hamsmQuiet Qq9ed Iot@Gtse. ,
Sted ioF 89aes5 Quoted CITY lard ssa sasy
America lO75c Continent SOC kegs, ne Com
quoted: 0Ieo 1ic leG etT lsrd tesr,n IS
RlcE-The market steady firm for both domes,
points light oefnss WhS % prices s99 we're as ndt materially
Quotations follow Domestic Common nu to low fair
6s 6ar to good 4995le; prime choice 54qec head 81
ddegmngestic, 4hG4%c Java 4%Q4s.c Rangoon in bond
demand for refined today was m9f
the American sugar refining Company reporting larger
sales on No ia of @ m Sdss a hy we'll prs a so@e
the har6s including bags Of granuated The list prices
for standard and fine granulated There have been no
the Missouri River district Quotations follow: loaf
535c XIXN powdered. 525c powdered coarse powdered
and fruit powdered 2oc Eagle confeconers granuated
3c Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated 520c Eagle
10 cartons : 10 bags and II bags of fine Eranuated
a23c Eagle fine granulaed standard granulaed and dia
fnond A, 5l0c; ConfeCtioners a. 49Oc 1 Nos
and 3. 47Oc No 65c: s. 46Oc No g. 45Oc; No Z,
4Oc No $ f3lc No 9. 4.25c; No TO- 4.2Oc: II and
H. 4l5c; Nos 13. II. 10 4O5c % 10 bags
granulated. 51oc The market for sugar is very
firm at home and abroad. At London beet was d
higher so that the closing prices there Is SID for
october delivery and rs 9d for November delivery. Cane
sugar dun. but unchanged, Java quoted
d and fair refining at SIS The local market has worked
up 10 higher plane and offerings
usal 96 is quoted 31sc: muscovado SO test at
39sc and molasses sugar. 50 test at 3Ikc