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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-10
GRAY
R0B'T P. HOxSEY,
Physician and Surgeon
GRAY, IOWA.
GRAY, IOWA.

Nels Christensen was down around
Avoca, the first of the week, attending
tomatters of business.
Jim Foster, Jr. and family went down
to Audubon, Sunday, to visit for d
while with her people.
OF Mease is having his fine country
home painted and it puts up a very
neat and pretty appearance.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck took in
enough hogs to send car to Omaha,
Monday, evening to try their luck.
George CARRIER sold good horse,
Monday, for George Gray to Orville
milford, who got very good animal
Creveling's wagons started out last
Monday, just as the farmers begin to
need them, and will now continue
each week.
Joe Cam drove up, Tuesday, to look
after the store but found itrin good con-
dition so went on up to Manning to
look after other deals.
Carl Musson, living way down south
of Audubon, WAS up here the first of
the week, and ordered set of har.
ness, from S. P. Petersen.
VIM. Shaw was in town, the first of
the week, and sold about two and one
half cars of wheat and oats, which he
is delivering Immediately.
Jim futon and little daughter accom-
panied his brother to Audubon, Tues
day morning, where they visited a few
moments, between trains.
The subject at the Methodist churc b
next Sunday, will be "The reasons
for church membership" The service
hour is at three O'Clock P. NJ.
The firm of Greenwaldt & Grote-
luschen put out fine carriage, last
week for August Zerke and now they
will ride in luxury and ease.
Chas. Mclaughlin went up to Man
ming, Monday night, to see Charley
Wilson taken through the mysteries Of
Masonry, in the third degree.
Louie Groteluschen went out to the
erected for him one of their best wind
mills which he hauled out some days
ago.
Mrs. Robert Rudnick, who departed
last week for Lowden, where her faith
er, instead of her mother as we were
informed last week, returned home
Tuesday evening.
I'll. B. Shelly, who worked all winter
in the big store for John Polzin, de
parted, the first of the week for Gid
den where we understand he will work
Mt the oarpaptar trade
81. w. Lancelot has been busy thi.
week changing the color of his house
from the old color to one they like bet
ter and, too, to save it from the raw
ages of wind and weather.
Nels Christensen sold lis head O
good fat cattle, the first of the week
to Peter Petersen, and we understand
that they We're to be delivered in TEN
pleton, from which point he will shiI
The /. o. O. F. took Fred Bowman
Jr., through the intricacies of their or
der, last Saturday night, and now h,
is In with the great three links tina
bind him to band of fellows who's,
protection he can always claim.
Oh Mease sold one of his colts, tn,
past week to Grin Welch for a goot
round figure. Grin has concluded t,
raise good horses and being goot
Judge of animals he will be able t,
know when he has a good bargain.
Charley Wilson, the worthy agen
at the depot, went up to Manning
last Monday night, and took the third
degree work in the Masonic lodge an.
now feels himselfa full-fledged mem
Der of that great and ancient lodge.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-10
Neglect neans Danger.

Don't neglect billiousness and constipation.
Your health will suffer permanently if you do.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure such cases.
NJ B. Smith, Butternut, Mich, says" DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are the most satisfactory
pills ever took. Never grippe or cause nausea. )"
Nick Dofing & Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
GOVERNORS COUNCIL
ON APPROPRIATIONS
wArsRHoUsg OFFER ACCEPTED
New Regulations for Leading Wharves
Read ard Adcpte6-FuIlsr ard
HeAIIister Report on Government
Tugs TroubIes-L.ts at KiIauea.

] The Territorial executive council
devoted the greater part OF its morn
+ ing and afternoon session YESTERDAY
to a general discussion OF Territorial
/ finances. and the several allotment:
made the various departments for car
rying. on their work.
Superintendent James n Boyd sue
ceeded In securing an additional sum
for carrying on the work assigned TO
the Department Of Public Works At
ter careful presentation OF the i'm
mediate needs OF the department Mr
Boyd was allowed SEQ 900 a month IN.
I'll further notice. this sum is TO be
added to the amount already appro-
priated for public works
superintendent Boyd was also au-
thorized 10 accept the proposition sub
pitted TO the Territory by the Henry
Warehouse Company for the widen
ing of Hotel street. The Waterhnuse
Company is to furnish the necessary
land al 81 an acre. and the department
OF Public Works is TO widen the street
set the necessary curbs and attend TO
the grading.
New regulations regarding the load
ing and weight TO be sustained by gov
eminent wharyes were read and adopt
ed.
An application from Mr. ST. Sayres
to have his dealers license changed in
location TO his bottling works at Ka-
kaako was refused.
Reports from Harbormaster Fuller
and Captain McAllister of the tug
Eleu. regarding the recent trouble
met with by the government tug in
her competition for business with the
Fearless were read and placed on file.
Mr.. Nawahi's application for a light
wine and bser license at Kalapana.
Hawaii was not approved
A renewal OF ". d. SCOTS light
wine and beer license at Paia. Maui.
was recommended
The council failed to act upon tna
preferred land along Fort street of
fered by Father Valentine The in
tention was to widen the thorough
fare.
a rquest was presented by the Land
Commissioner, E. s. Boyd. for opening
lots in Kilauea. Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS OFFERED BY
DIFFERENT BUSINESS HOUSES

An experienced bookkeeper male or
female wanted. Apply Box AS. P o.
A shirt waist sale Of one weeks Gu
ration is now on at A. 4. Montano's,
Arlington block. These are all recent
" imported goods andsehesp al the
price.
Rice shipped TO all the island ports
in any Quansity by The Luen Chons
Co. TO King street.
Our grocery store is one OF The most
up-to-date groceries in town. every
thing requisite kept in stock. deliver
les made 10 all parts Of the town. c.
Q. Zee Hop & Co. corner OF Alakes
and Beretsnia street
II You are thinking Of buying car
riage and a good one, so 10 W. W
Wright and order one built 70 suit
your fancy. wrigh; building. King ST
Another large shipment of japanese
provisions and liquors 10 hand. II,
Hsmano. King street.
Shave yourself and save good mon
ey. Whitman & Co. have some bsau;t
ful razors at moderate prices, King
street.
Yesterday Mr.. C. -Sehoelikopf Of the
Hawaiian Hotel Barber shop sold
some land situate in Humble County
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
The Courts Decision.
I am therefore of opinion.

/ am therefore or OPINION.
l. That the judgment creditor has
not shown such proof OF a change of
domicile by the debtor as TO prevent
this court from assuming that the
dOmicile Ct origin still exists.
2. Assuming that the domicile OF
origin no longer exists. yet It is clear
that the debtor has property within
the territorial jurisdiction of the
Court. which fact is sufficient to ea-
able this Court to assume jurisdiction.
as bankruptcy proceeding is pro
ceedigS in rem and this court has jur-
isdiction Of the situs.
5. Il IS the order OF this Court that
the prayer of the petition be granted
and the said Paul J. Voeller be ad-
judged bankrupt
(. That the restraining order here
tofore issued in this case was proper
ly issued and the said A NJ. Brown
High Sheriff OF the Territory Of Ha-
wsii is directed to turn over 10 the
United States Marshall all property in
his possession or under his control be
longing TO the said Paul J. Voeller.
ESTEE. Judge.
Dated January 6th. 1901
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

California 20 Fred Harrison. the well.
known contractor here. The price was
in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
The Pnupueo Tract has lately been
opened up by the Rapid Transit Line
and now is considered one Of the most
desirable residential portions Of the
town Lots for sale by the Island
Realty Co. Judd building
Buy land while you can get it cheap
az Kslihi Mrs. s. 4. Gutck is dis
posing OF the Gulick Tract at reason
able prices
Painless extraction of ingrowing toe
nails. corns. etc. by Dr. ". X. Boyle.
Rccm rs Arlington block. Hotel street
The sun Wing Lung Co, receive by
every boat fresh fruits. vegetables and
oysters from California and other
parts. Store at toe corner Of Alakea
and King streets.
You are MARI d man and your
life uninsured. remember the Oriental
Life Insurance Co. offers grea; induce
ments $685. S,angenwsld building.
The oad Sslter and wsity grocery
Is row being run by Mr.. 5. J. Salter
Gre II the former partners. 4 fne
stock Of nsw groceries on hand. Or
phsum block.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
BISHOP & co.
SAVINGS BANK

oace at banking building on Aer-
chant street
Saving Deposits viii be received
aud interest allowed hv this Bank AZ
~ per cent per annum-
Printed copies OF the Rules and Reg
la;ions may be obtained on appilca-
keA
~snp0D m
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

First Methodist Episcopal Church. o.
6ciatst az the marriage which was a
very quis, one. only the nearest reia-
tiyes being present
Miss Farmer VAS teacher OF the
Ishue school aid Mr.. Sweetser Is a
civil engineer employed At the Liaae
plantation a; which place the couple
intends 10 make their home
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

Deposits Received Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills Of Elk
change Bought and Sold.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
For Proper Administration.

The province of the Courts to mar
shall the assets of the bankrupt so
that there may be a proper admins
tration upon his estate. and also that
there may be a fair and just distribu-
ton thereof TO his creditors entitled
thereto; and in so marshaling the as
sets of said estate. the Court has full
power to restrain any State or Terri
torial Court or officer from disposing
of any of said assets until the adjudi
cation by the United States Court of
the debtor as a bankrupt or the dis
missal of the petition.
The provision OF the Bankruptcy
Act OF 1867. and which Act was in
force prior TO the passage of the Act
of 1898. are practically the same as
the latter Act so far as the jurisdic-
ton of the Court of bankruptcy Is
concerned: and there are numerous
cases TO be found where the United
States Courts are sustained in their
exercise of the power 10 restrain all
proceedings in State courts affecting
the disposition or sale of the property
Of debtor pending the decision of the
District Court upon the question of his
bankruptcy. This is done so that the
rights of all parties may be preserved
until the proper court can administer
upon the estate of the bankrupt or dis
miss the petition as the facts upon
the hearing may disclose to be necas-
sary.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07

E ed with such jurisdiction in iaE and
in equity as viii enable them 70 exer
+ else original jurisdiction il bankruptcy
4 proceedings in vacation. in chamber:
and during their respective term
Section l. subdivision ?. ant
section 2 OF the Bankruptcy Act OF
1855
E Il Is further provided By subdivi
sion z OF Section s. OF the Act. that
All levies. judgments. attachments
( or other liens obtained through lsga'
( proceedings against person who IS
I insolyent. at any time within four
months prior 70 the fling Of petition
IN bankruptcy sgainst him, snail BE-
deemed null sud void in case he is ad-
judged a bankrupt and the property
affected by the levy. Judgment, at
tachment or other lien. shall be deem
ed wholly discharged and released
from the same"
The decisions constituting this sec
ton are clearly 10 the effect that it
sas the intention Of CoEg ress by the
aforesaid section 20 prevent any cred
itor of an insolvent debtor from CD
tanning any advantage over other
creditors by legal proceedings during
Z period OF four months prior TO the
filing OF a petition in bankruptcy.
whether voluntary or involuntary. and
that all such liens were dissolved by
the adjudication.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Claus Spreckels I Co.
Bankers
HONOLULU. HIT
San Francisco Agents - The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE on

SAN FRANCISCO-Th Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank OF Lon
don, Ltd
NEW YORK-American Exchange
National Bank.
CHICAGO - Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresden Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank of New Zealand
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank of British North America.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
BISHOP ACCOMPANY
BANKERS
Esta b1ished ia 1883.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.

oFNANfNfiNS M y w eaH
Transact business in all departments
of banking.
Collections carefully attended 70.
Exchange bought and sold
Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued on The Bank of Calf
ornia. ana " NJ. Rothchild & Sons.
London
Correspondents The Bank OF Califor-
MIA; Commercial Banking Co. Of
sydney Ltd. London.
Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongl,ong &
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India, Australia &
China.
Interest allowed on term deposits at
the following rates percent per an
Nun. viz:
Seven days notice. at > per cent.
Three months. at ) per cent
Six months. at 81. per cent.
Twelve months. at per cent
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees under mortgages
Manage estates (real and PERSONAL
papers. Wills. Binds. etc. received for
safe keeping
ACCOUNTANT DEPARTMENT.
Auditors for Corporations and Pri-
vste Firms. Books examined and re
ported on. Statements Of Affairs pre-
pared Trustees on Bankrupt or In
solvent Estates.
ONCE. ga Bethel Street.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received and interest al
lowed at AZ per cent per annum in
accordance with Rules and Regria-
;ioas. copies OF which may De obtain
ID on application
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Agents for Fire. Marine. Life. Acct
dent ard Employers. Liability lnsur-
snee Companies
Insurance once. ses Bethel Street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.

Mr.. Charles sseetser and Miss Grace
a. Farmer are One.
Last night a, p. N. the marriage Of
Mr.. Charles Sweetser and Miss Grace
A. Farmer took place Al the residence
OF the sister OF the bride, Mrs. S. De
Friest. Reeve c. l. Pearson. Of the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
large Temperanee Convention

The officers of the Anti-Saloon
League are at present discussing a
plan for having large temperance
convention in this city either in the
latter part of January or early in Feb
rnary.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
Judge RStee'S Decision in the
VOelleT Bankruptcy
Matter.
WITHIN JURlSDICTIOELL POWER
U. S. AND TERRITORIAL COURTS
NOT OF COORDINATE
AUTHORITY.

Powers Of Federal Court in Bankrupt
cy Matters Clearly pehned-Pro-
lection Of Creoitors-orders Of
the court-Property Within Juris-
oietion-voeller is Bankrupt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

S a d ass s. ass s Sc as n 70 y
bran SIG 5oasle 75 sacks arrive Zoo ~
ding 81 200 r ea ie see B 80;
sS o. e4' S' "'''S s00' S-'"S-' 0meal s27@
s bng s. Win ana 6dSf po8 2gess
As Morphine o vas qpiet with bulk quoted 81 SO
0uinne was steady at 20q25e ESSENTIAL oils SV
o5sa 65aS5e eubsb Ss so' lemon Raf prime Gs2 @
low grade sogsc grass native 81 soas2 Nae
distilled 81 s3qsl So mustard natural s5qsS ar
tins 81 1882 20 cases 81 35as2 40 pennyroya 81 $50
mint tins 81 7oasi 49, ansy 81 10a 81 25 viDerEP ss
81 @ wS or aSS 90 pnr S6s6 $50 wGT5fd s. log
ss at &c e6 pioe Shn are gno'es as follows
southern 75S4 ginger Jamaica 5Ieached ia1Ss a.
RondarE 2sd7$c MEXICAN senega Wfs1
csc Southern 32a55c: snake Canada, 25g8oc Texas 57
ATN-WHEAT-There was aPother big export bust
accomplished in wheat yesterday. acting strong
I a Prices "a nc net higher septembT sho%ns
Covering Of shorts In Chigsso elevator were
Aay oP'o OUTSIDE Of t foreign 'n e8g foF S
than So loads at all ports being quite evenly divided
BY Beerbohn that Europe viii require bush
that pretty good export assured during the
next few months or at n Least un Argentine offerings
DAY 900 bbls q dOuT and $40 bush Wheat
SIS coo bush last week against an increase year
showed some weakness, with slight decline price at
ne On the Of in eas ho S1T
famed With Few reactions for the balance of the day
On The a curb B 9ysd Up f moT H
sSany+obs and Minnesota the weather man was ro.I
n ali na-s n the West and NorhWest and warmef In
latter sections Spring wheat receipts at Minneapolis and
from early actions of Chicago presumably smaller
than had led expect. points
movement aggregated 1880 600 bush, compared
with 1.6sSooo bush year ago Cables closed '.9isd
weather satisfactory in both England France.
we're ungraded red. % red here with the
balance of ~ loads worked outpors Quotations for
Network. 76l.c prompt No Northern Duluth. 7eise.
September 90 October 8 No Mo,hern Duluth ISIS
*: Ne Northern Duluth 18>sc sepenber $50; No
ceips about Increased offerings from country
points. than Offset bearish yesterday and
kept the market in strong position throughout the
sion until Just the close when prices
OF "a c from top. although finally isgAc higher than
the previous night onY ~ cars Were expected az chi
cage against 90 received the day Reports while
thsless indicated further Satisfaction with the
| map reported rather t"avy rains In the Ohio
and weather & following from the Northwest
bulls got little help from this influence The weekly
bush. English markets closed l1 &c net higher Tho
DEPARTMENT was dun again. with sales either
elevator and 5Gc T o asoat: 2 white. nc and No
yellow. &c afost- :oA TS-The small carlot
ruling Arm throughout the day with moderate specu-
lative business here and las prices &c higher
cars with and 100
"Wednesday The cash business here consisted Of so 600
P$TH msrI., 2T,,e, a vestc[n 5a So
MARKET steady. Feeding quoted 45c mailing
at 5ll5 4e3c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

HIDEsmTe MARKET g a sor hides firm Sales
TgTe SSa 2s ha T b. so is nov hides and
quote follows: California i9c; Matamorse Tr7x
Central American 20lsc. Vera cT1z Is% I $500
belle LasuaHra and Carasas 293c Paya 2oc: Tobasco
1sc: Galveston 1sc; San Antonio Ilarado zoe Dry
Fernannbuco l5e Bahia Maraeaibo and savaniiis lac
LEATHER-The market is FIRM and quite active with
offerings % 99Ste as follows acid first
1sg9c union iiEht backs $5g36c middle backs S5a3ec
si@32c light backs COW s5aS6c seconds s3as4c; bel
sas7c thirds s4@s5c bellies 1s 7c sens sef Sssi
3sa42c Texas. oak sole 2sG32c.
METALs-Copper was firm but not active in the New
York market today though price. In
eleerotic ia612 1oc casting 9I2sd at IL 7oe
12Q1225 Offerings Of eectroytlc were fairly liberal
decline Of los the market closing at f53 lis I'd
vas quiet but shade easier quotations ranging from
20 eoc to p DC IN IN London also quiet. prices
futures at fl1s IFS Cd The London lead market was
New-York continued quiet and %nchanged a; i2ile
tome ocs the London also u being ahebenses an
s IS Cd ,o. Iron 81 IN 5 the o English ms5ket higher
The local market steady but quiet az recent
Sdgsen s25a So n n9m So. No
found Southern. s22Ss28: No i foundry Southern
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses is steady bu.
@ ms srs a f i6s P Pries' a a5o
changed Win tone steady quotations follow New-oT
I7s55ec: prlIn. asas0c: aiSe fair iaT ec good
I7c: prime 1Sd20c; fancy. 2la2Gc S4e' 5'04' i's
OCEAN FRFIGHTS-Sail tonnage freIzhts arA o1e-ad
rather sparngly though present basis 10 the
various foreign and domestic ports. appear
sustained throughout Steamer treghts continue quiet
though there is rather inquiry loading
grain and general cargo Rates firm with the ten
dency toward higher basis as the season advances
Quotations TO Liverpool London. Glasgow and Antwerp
I'D; Bristol and Leth 21se: Hull and Newcastle Sd
Hamburg and Bremen 221k pigs Rotterdam &C. cotton to
Liverpool. 100 10. l2l2c: London
TERS-Brit'sh steamer. 2s000 quarters grain Guf 10
United Kingdom or Cont nent 2s f0i4d. private terms
west coast South America Hampton Roads
nitrate 2os. October: steamer foi
Gulf to United KINGDOM cargo
October 1881 Swedish steamer
voyage option Denmark, nrfvate terms October
Der. Spanish steamer Leg tons Gull TO Hamburg or
Greenock. timber private terms British steamer
TONS Gulf two ports France timber private terms
British steamer I58s tons Southern
port to United Kingdom Continent cargo
basis. septeber-oc"ber British ara tons
Barrow Baltimore pic Iron 6s: Sorwe'e an steamer
sss paiquir TO Baltimore Philadepha ore
naval stores private terms British schooner 3s TONG
Pont-A-Petre general
a2a MHracaibo 10 NewTork asphalt AZ abo,t
Ship Island San Juan lumber
schooner
rnuda lumber schooner 1n42 PhIlaHelpba 10
fhree oortr coal. terns hooer
tona 81 Smons to New-York. lumber, private TERMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10

@ .sa parsn to Bath eas s. and STGee
money sens soqh ae0y . 70 bisdepha to
coal soc schooner sO3 tons do to Boston coal private
tons cartsPet Po Land fe5tllser s4o net
a9 1Rs 6 a 50 Suis but my held Higher
ocean freight rates and firm views OF e ae naaG o @
ket rules weak with but little demand IRON tf n6 @ Of
town brands IS stii uoted Rensd
s sads f3 Ne ane5s f Psa9 Sbs
Sah 81 s. s s &c a6a e 00f me-
off ofpde mills 2g prime etser grades 4s prime
x9 45sS prime wn;s5 yso% 1t 4 81 TOWN. f go
Sc CALCUTTA rsea ra CIV 75 Fa" LARD oil 7Sas6c
the STEADY vas late pSs6n al
G nff he in absence OF support 6oHern ua1ed
ms9 little ADVANCE the market lad Rsests al at Ss6g9
at T Kaass ss2 ,y hsa and oo at
sbeady auossd Mess SIS S 6naye as 81
@ss g sy' au ss5a at tn Sc
So & m ri S pss a G
he e s Pf5.i sia6 i!% Il f a. lie Psed
s5un4 quoted dao sy at
Sy lard iol9q1o 5s Refined i lard lard
Rfsg isS Gompo ond s q s e city lard sea
e Il market holds stead but the fs6ssd At the
I9aoimags Neworleans teiegraphs the Iouisana crop
SACKS ass Sleeps Sales eieansd pockets
,s maEKS TS Carolina crop
70 date Receipts i02 bbs: sales 102 bbls market qe
quotations follow Domestic common to low faL S3;sg
Izc fair to good, 4S154c prime to choice, > go Sc
head. 6de5.c Patna 5a5Nc: Japan, foreign 4$&G5c do
99nest!c 3%q4lic: Java, Al case; Rangoon In BOND
Refined less active toIaaE out ofe
.Iaihet SHOWS seadiness and heavy oNersaeS arc again
- so that in shipments are 9ela s Two
70 Ihtee weeks We Cut loaf. crushed ana uoli
in9es 5lbc; mould and cubes. 1 soc: INK powdered
powdered powdered and rrl reg,
soc Eagle confectioners' Granulated 4s"So t"dee
coarse and extra fine grenulated 415e Eagle 10 car
Ills ana 10 bags OF fine granuated 500 ris -
rags OF fine graduated 4s0c; Eagle hne gTan ti
sNaluard sTanulated and diamond A 4tuc
A. 400; No Acc; Nos and 5. 433e; No 4Soe o, no
No 10, 9oc No IL s5c: Nos IL 10 "a. 3soc; No
- S15c; No 16 370c: Eagle powdered 4eoc: crystal
dominoes. 75c The market s steady but quet;
as etnes inclined the present pfces ann
importers Will yield Very little sugar Is 9eiel uII
me market Centrifugal DC test is quoted at 1s
The London beet sugar market dull sd lower With
September quoted October az os 80
Inc stock OF in United Kingdom Is looVVo Vie.