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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-12-04
A14a Tile FIRST Shall be
Last, and the Last
Shall be First.

MY child had some trouble on his
head which the doctor said was
scrofulous in It's nature. A sore
came ON his neck first. causing it to
badly swell. I finally had it lanced
and the sore heeled, but it broke
out again and I had to have itlanced
the second time. The scalp of his
head on top became scaly and the
hair would shed; we could pull it out
in punches, We thought it was
scald head and put a tar cap on him.
but it did no good. Friends advised
us to try Mrs Joe Persons Remedy,
but I wanted to try the best first
and put him under the DOCTORS
treatment, Neither did the doctors
treatment do him any good. He
was in this condition for two years
and nothing did him any good.
Then Z concluded to try Mrs.
Persons Remedy.
After he had taken the second
bottle / could see he was mending
and five bottles of the Remedy and
one Wath package cured him. He
has been well ever since, has got a
good healthy head of hair, and there
has been no sign of the trouble since
he was cured two years ago.
H. d. FOUSHEE.
] Roxboro, N. c., Sept. +, 1902.
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sMoKELEss LOCOMOTIVES.

It is claimed that a smokeless To-
connective is now an accomplished
fact, and if this is true the achieve
ment marks one of the greatest adj
vances that has been made in the
science of railroading since the time
| Of Stevenson. The invention has re-
ceived the high endorsement of some
of the best known practical mechan-
les in the country.
Mr.. Watts, superintendent of mo-
tive power and rolling stock OF the
New York Central railroad and
! president Of the American Railway
i Master Mechanics association, at
the last annual meeting of that Or
g~anization gave it his hearty ap-
| proval, based on actual experience
with it for several months. Mr.. Watts
commended the device so highly
that the New York Central has
adopted it for all new equipment
and is fitting it's old engines with it
as rapidly as possible.
In a letter to the Engineering
News Mr.. Watts says of this smoke
consumer:
"Some of its indirect advantages
are a reduction of the work of the
fireman, a decrease in the amount Of
sparks thrown from the stack, and
decreased fouling in the tubes. The
direct advantages are the consump-
ton Of smoke and the saving in fuel.
One series of tests showed a saving
Of I2O per cent. Another, and
perhaps a more trustworthy test,
showed a saving of IA per cent"
There is another and a most i'm
! portant advantage which Mr.. Watts
does not mention. The decrease in
the amount of sparks thrown from
the stack proportionately diminishes
the danger of fires, especially in
! grain fields and woods, for the loco
motive is a frequent incendiary and
a most dangerous one, as hitherto
there has been no trustworthy way
of preventing its sparks from setting
fires in out of the way places.
Directly and Indirectly this new
device is of the greatest Importance
to the public as we'll as to the rail-
roads. It is conceded after satisfac-
tory experiments that it will con-
sumo smoke and save labor, fuel,
and expenses, and it can be applied
to any locomotive.
If this new device does what is SO
confidently claimed for it there can
be no doubt that it will rapidly come
into very general use and prove of
immense advantage to the public, as
well as the railroad companies.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-12-04
CHABDER DREI.

Mein Lieber Heinrich-Dare is a solemn
fear knocking ad der door uf my heart
for you. Id may be dot you will need ub
nit Chauncey Depew, der brother UT
Grand Central Depew.
Chauncey is der long distance laugh
lonsener ind chokefst uf der Union
9tates. Faf you der courage, Heinrich,
to need dis blow? Will you be true to der
traditions IF your natif liant und laugh
earnestly vedder you understood id or
nod?
Heinrich. in my soul I belief you will
nod fail me in dis eggstremity. Ad any
momen you may NEED ub nit Chauncey,
loaded to der mu2zIe nit unused aughter,
und ven YOU dc nay heafen gif you der
strength to bear ub like a brafe Cherulan
sailor.
Ven you nodice him approaching, doan'd
attempt to run ava because dare is nc
eggscape, Like all American cRokeists.
Chauncey is as unrelentless as a gas bill.
II you feel dot der salvation is desperate.
I viii permission you to read him vun W
my poems, bud only as a last resort.
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zME1

Metn Iieber Heinrich-Uf course I do
nod eggspect dot foreign travel will took
from you der noble lessons vich der his
tory uf our own country hat teached you.
m order TO keeb desc lessons firmly pinch
ed togedder in your mind I would ask you
to Btsb down to der Brooklyn bridge any
efenins about sigs o'clock. Dare you will
see a correct imitation IF vun uf grand
pas paddles nit Austria.
Der shrieks uf der wounded rise ub
Rbofe der roar uf der money takers as
de- 3cE3 Sacl- der wrong change, und
der sharb, hollow laugh uf der frenzied
tigget masher mingles mid der dull t'ud
VI der fender as id strikes der Brooklyn
cffent in der place ware he is so anxious
to sit down to subber.
Nit der eggsception dot Bismarck is nod
dare der Brooklyn bridge ad sigs o'clock
is a ringer for vun uf ~grandpa's baddle-
fields. Ia VIII make you honlesick to see
i'd, Heinrich.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-12-04

The Best Wa to Color Easter Eggs.
Procure packets Of aniline dyes of
the various colors you desire. Pink,
light blue, pale green, yellow, crimson
and purple or mauve are effective. Dis
solve the dye in hot water and boil the
eggs In it until they are colored the
shade desired, says the Ladies Home
Journal for March. Make a large nest
of moss, or of green Grape paper cut
In strips if you cannot obtain moss, and
place the eggs in it as a c~enterpiece on
the breakfast table. If you wish to
give each child one egg as a keepsake,
hare little nest by each plate, with
til egg in it.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-12-04

Msln Lieper Heinrich-Ven you reach
der custom house, yust trow ub both
hands und trust to Providence.
Ven you ncdice your new pink palm
mics und your silk stoggins Wi der oben
faced clocks on dem all scattered offer der
dock. breathe a shord prayer in English
ind prepare for der worst. Be sure to use
der English words, because dare is O
heavy duty on foreign Literature.
If dey wish to eggsamine your lungs to
see if dey vas inlaid nit perls und pre-
cious stones, doan'd vimpeh. Id Will be
dime enough to kick ven you ged a doc
tors bill for dis work..
Der simplest way, Heinrich, is to leave
eferyding you hat ad der custom house,
telegraph home for money und start all
efer again.
nc be -continuationed.l
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ErN
Elm.
Mem Ideher Heinrich-NiIa in

Mein Lieber Heinrich-ViIe in New York
! would wish you to visit my old college
chump, Russell Sage. bud led your visit
be as ineggspensive to him as possible. If
he should wish to show you abouid der
Cidy, pay your own street car fare und be
der tru chentleman always. People doan'd
mind having greatness trust ubon dem
provided greatness has der price. Always
remember dis, Heinrich.
America is a democratic country, unless
ID habbens to go Republican, bud Russell
IS Ouid uf politics vich puds i'd up to you
to work der signals as you approach a
cafe. Uddervise your first will remain
undampened.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-12-04
TIPS FOR THE PRINCE
Dinkelspiel Reviews Kaiser's
Hints to Henry.
AGAINST NEW WORKERS.

According to the Humorist, Emperor
Williams Brother Is Advised as to
His Conduct When He Meets Rus
sell Sage, Chauncey Depevv and the
Custom House Officers.
The following burlesque book re-
view on the visit of Emperor Williams
brother, Prince Henry, to the United
States is written by D.. Dinkelspiel, per
George V. Hobart for the New York
Journal:
"Some Hints to Henry" wrote py
Kaiser Wilhelm, authorshipper uf
~Such a Leedle World For Such a
Larch Man" und udder personal writ
9ngs.
From der far vest und der neal east
efery day l ged ledders from der ider-
airy lights aloud der kaiser's new book.
I'd has creationed a profoundness ID
der world uf Literature. Meier before
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If Prince Henry has studied his brud-
er's book NIT much carefulness, he will
be der visest gazizzus dot efer tredded
ubon dis soil.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03


Andrew J. Miller. q years. zA5 Mullanphy:
abscess.
Mike Mueller. 20 years. City Hospital; Pneu-
monia-
Henry johnson. 20 years. City Hospital: sneu-
rism.
Joe Lillstone. - years. City Hospital: mitrai
insufhciency.
John vetmer, 81 years. City Hospital: ssniliiy.
Charles +. Knoll. I months. 1893 North Eight
zenith; cholera.
Anna KIeine. 2 years. 2zIs University; ne
pbritis.
Fritz Killing, Y years. Insans Asylum: apopIexy.
Harry Hauk- ] year. lSo2A GOOde; commissions.
Frederhcka Boellner. s. years. los Sorth Six
teeuth. ssthenia-
Mar Maxwell. Is years. Female Hospital:
eclsmpsis-
liberia
Rudolph suter. Is years. G2g Hunt; phthiEis.
Francis A Lebschuetz. 6 years. 800 Delmar;
nephTftis.
Theodor V. J. Pfeiner. 2 months. s13 Univer-
sity; neumoni
Marx V. Toiin. 4 years. I2z North Ninth: diph-
iberia.
--Garet Cartens. ss years, AIexian Brothers
Hospital. general psTesIs.
Joseph Maxwell. days. Female Hospital:
pneumonia.
Joseph Ruby. 6 months. 1851 Vista: cholera.
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.lAPlN.HHlHH PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
oSTHH-OhIhb HuNoLJLU-Pacinc Mail s.
: Co Occidental ant Oriental : $. CO. and
Oriental :. : Co. Prom san Francisco: China
yuiy >: D1iic. JEly L.: Nippon Maru. July
- For uBEsa." and frrlrhr rates reservations.
passage orders and Information Apply 20 J. II.
LathTgp. general agent. SO Olive ST. 81. Louis,
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dividends payable qaarteriy. In large man
ufactuTinE COMPANY. Profits four times as
mucf as Is necessary 70 pay divtdeEcs IN
preferred stock Established ten years
Cempany has no debts. win sell At par
Write for particulars ] 80. Republic
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. III. July 2-Certihcates Of incor-
Poration were iEs1e1 to-day by Secretary . Of
State Rose as follows:
Chicago Music Company, Chicago; capitaI.
10000 manufacturing and dealing in musical
Instruments and merchandise. IncorponforE-
Plett o. Gibbs, Josiah Crafty and William b.
p2ny Chicago: capital. $4,000 lumber, aRrfcul-
ture, manufacturing and commercial business.
c. SsnbOrn. A r. Town
send and W. u. Mack.
The Sulpho Remedy Company. Chicago: cap
itM. 1000; manufacturing druggists sundries.
lneorRoratorE-Edgar A Porter, Charles A.
The Bell Medical Company, Chicago. csnitaI
ssaNe. manufacturing medical preparations. In
and Pearls B. Wheeler.
The ,Nonpar5el Gas Stove Company. Chicago:
capitG. SzSU; Manufacturing gas stoves. Incor-
goratoTs..Wintam 2. Nicholas. Francis z. Mat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
and DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

RECORD OF BIRTHS.
John and y. Collins. 1872 LefnnEwell: girl
J. and l. Guessfeld. ls1@iz y. Jefferson; girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul K. quinn. I5sl Elliot: boy.
George and p Steck. - Withheld: boy.
Frank and 2. Gr0bs. 220s south Eighteenth;
boy.
John and c. RiIIas. I'll South Tenth: boy.
y. z. and VI. y. Roberts. Is North LHfnngwsn-
Gsorcr ard X. KIoS SIS Ann: boy.
u. and I. BieE. 81 Ann. boy.
w. =. and J.. Schmitt. sfH Manchester. girl.
w. 9. and r. ". Lackey. G25 Cahannc: hoy.
George and 81 FTcihaut. POO bismarck. girl.
Henry anG A, Bocsch. 2Is South Second. hoy.
IeEis and !. y. Holman. sli3 FaiNfaN. girl.
John p. and T.. T. Lynch. ~ South Eight
NJ. and VI. Hickey Zsls Cas-: EirI.
". J. and NJ Johnston. 500 Forest Park. boy.
Edward and l. Westh0ldt. 1876 HNbeTt. hoy.
Hugh and c. Hemphill. 3G9a Lacedc; boy.
Henry and A. Oswald. SI9 Nersho. boy.
boy.
William and S. HoneIder. 1877 South Ninth;
girl.
boy.
P. ". and p. Faulstich. 90 Michigan: boy.
Charles and A. VleTlinE. 1871 North Fourteenth:
boy.
4. c. and l.. g. JrIIis1n. Ius Gra;tan; girl.
y. J. and =. Glazsr. lsrs Lami: Efri.
j.. and ". ReattnE. 1906 Poplar. girl
8 and NJ RaCa- 49, South Eleventh. Eri.
Edward and z Hell. 1919 Charzhsrs. boy.
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DANCING TAUGHT.

PROF. n guarantees waltz and tuo-stsp
Tor y: Snrats lsssons any hour. L16 oHEs -
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LADIES and gentlemen, have your garments
nodeled Paris Dyeins ard c!saniux cemoany
Ia Efanklta N&ls LA
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new York DENTAL ROOMS,

Dentists Established for q Years
y W. Cor. Broadway and Olive.
Entrance. SO Olive -. Extracting
- FREE when teeth are ordered
- Largest auS Oldest dental estAb-
~ tsament IN the city. We employ
~ Ire most skiiifui men IN the pro-
fessi1n- AL work guaranteed
~ Consultation FREE- Do rot loo&
,4E for cheap dentists. lut come TO
and get reliable Nurk at oVe8
prices. Open daily from 6 a N
70 . . II. n sunday troE
y S:9 20 / ? n
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DENTISTRY.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. as n. Brcad-
way-Se-s % teeth, 50: painless extraction SC.
bridge work. Il Open sunday until J.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. AZ y Brosd-
way. between Locust AMI St Charles. Est IN.
gold hlEag. 81 up Dr.. g.. II Case Prop.
DR.. A. E. MOSER. dentist SO Franklin ave-
crown ard bridge work a speciality consolidated
ar,I Exam free. eNfractilg Nitanur pain. &c.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Wanted.

ABSOLUTELY fuT vaIas paid for entire con-
tents % houses. hats. etc II Dickson. StO IL
cas- ave. Eii4ioch L i1s7-
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uleIE 9 ILTloR SIoRIeE IEp ROFke C0.
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

New warehouse. ISo Washington ave: so PR
vate storaE-rooms, moving. PACKING and ship
ping Kin c 81 or Main IS and get our raies-
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RIRIAL PERMITS.

wedding Rings Solid Cold,
finest qualities, 50 to so. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Observation-Disclosures By young gifl 20 d
general ncuseWoTk In small family. reference. I
"a ReuuhIIr
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ABSOLUTE private home before and dzrnz
confinement. FCr particulars call or wife MIS-
Ir. smith. Physician AMI Surgeon. a9i3 Ess-
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STOVE REPAIRS,

a O. BRAUER. sis-sls y. THIRD 81.
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- eS ID ! p III
MACHINERY WANTED.
WANTED-Secondhand prospecting drill: must
be in good order and cheap Anaconda Lac and
Mining Co. TE2 s Rroa4vay.
DOGS, CATS, PETS FOR SALE
A female cocker. 8 months: registered:
champion bred: very cheap. Usher. Zn Armand.
PARROT-Cau talk some: also large cage.
cheap. 41i Cote BriIliante ave.
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ABSOLUTELY highest cash price paid FOR se'
cnthaaG furniture. carpets. stoves and feSfh-ri
5end pp.tsl III y. Twelfth s.. Joe Bensing-r-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-03
Increase in Production.

Gables from Europe report that Mr.
LIGHT has raised his estimate of the
beet crop $4,000 tons. making total
of 8 $4,000 tons beet sugar for all Eu
rope a further increase in the esti-
mate of this beet crop is predicted
some parties anticipating a total OF
100000 tons.
The grand total OF cane and beet
sugar crops OF the world for cam,
paign year 19O1-l9O2 is now estimated
1O.72O.0OO tons. againts S.455,951 tons
for campaign of 1s9s-19OO. showing
an fncreaes of 2,261, o4s tons in two
years.
With such enormous supplies in the
world, it is evident to every one that
il will be necessary to carry an ex-
ceedingly heavy stock. for long time
to come. which will be very burden
some, especially in Germany. where
financial conditions are unfavorable
at present. This over-production is
the cause of the depression in the SUI
gar markets of the world, and as no
decrease in the total production is
probable, there is not only no i'm
provement in sight, but, rather. the in
dications are that the situation will
become acute
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-03
Reciprocity With Cuba.

Exporters are beginning to realize
that merchants and manufacturers in
the United States will benefit by re
ciprocity with Cuba. The directors OF
the Merchants Association of New
York have adopted resolutions on the
subject which are being sent to com
mercial organizations all over the
country. and TO members of Congress
After quoting from the President S
Message and from the reports of Sec.
rotary of War Root and General
Wood, Governor of Cuba, the resolu-
tions state:
In view of the conditions actually
existing on that island, as reported
by these responsible authorities,
which conditions. unless improved
will fast lead the island to absolute
bankruptcy and to all the suffering
that follows therefrom, and in view
of the moral obligations voluntarily
assumed by and resting upon the ma
ton 10 relieve those conditions at the
earliest moment; be it
Resolved, That the directors of the
Merchants Association respectfully.
but urgently, request Congress to give
immediate consideration to these con
ditions, and to pass as speedily as
possible such legislation. in the way
of lowering the duties upon the Gu
ban products coming to the United
States. as will insure a market for
those products. conditioned, of course
upon the establishment of reciprocal
arrangements in favor cf'American
manufactured products which might
naturally seek a market in Cuba. but
which. owing to Cuba's present tariff
schedules and curtailed purchasing
power, are now debarred therefrom
Commercial bodies throughout the
United States are invited TO cooper
ate in the purpose set forth above,
by adopting similar resolutions and
transmitting them at once to their
respective Senator sand Representa-
tives in Congress. and all merchants
manufacturers and others who ap
prove the purpose and desire to fur
Their it should write to their Senators
and Representatives requesting them
TO support a measure for reciprocal
relations with Cuba This Associa-
ton viii be pleased to receive copies
Of such resolutions as may be passed
~ Chambers OF Commerce, Boards OF
Trade and other business organiza-
tons"
A dispatch from Washington states
that President Roosevelt has trans
mitted to the Senate a petition signed
by Senior F. GAMBIA and other resi-
dents OF Cuba. urging commercial
reciprocity between that island and
the United States They say that
owing to the comparative cheapness !
Of European goods the sale OF Ameri- |
can products is decreasing in Cuba. !
and that unless an arrangement can
be made FOR 8 direrential In favor OF
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tCOntinoed en- Page Ski
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Good Paper Adds Dignity

You known by the keep. know.
and If ads which holds Itself be-
fore the leader will be known patron
OF what good and will obtain trade from those whom
II is worth trading with.
On all scores consider newspaper advertising by FAR
the best On the OF cheapness the OF being
able constantly change the
direct immediate OF being
people strangers. which az
ford to its in dignihed and
Straightforward this the which brings
trade that
FRANKLIN 5URNHAm.
New York City.
article written by Of the bestlnformed
advertising the country IS in line with the business
policy advocated and maintained b. THE HONOLULU RE
PUBLICAN. His description OF good and its
superior advertising cium distinctly appl
cable essentially reliable and dignfed family OF
large circulation. such THE REPUBLICAN,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-03
W|[LETT AND GRAY WRITE
ON SUGAR CONDITIONS
.OVGTpTOdUCtiOR Seems PRiRcipa Cause for
Weaker Market Reciprocity With
Cuba Bounty Conference.

trife below present quotations here.
and that any action taken by Congress
for free sugars from Cuba is more
than likely to be delayed beyond the
first of March and even into the sum
mer season, so that with the guaran-
tees given TO buyers by rehners. there
would appear TO be fair reasons for
carrying a moderate amount of stock
OF all kinds.
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NEW YORK. Dec 1s.-willett and
Gray report today as follows in their
weekly Statistical: Raws unchanged
Refined declined fifteen points. Net
cash quotations are: MuscOya los.
3-2sc; Centrifugals. 3.75c: Granulated
446 to 465c- Receipts. 35.s5s tons
MEETINGS. $4,000 tons. Total stock in
Four Ports. 134.20S tons. against
127 $50 tons last week, and 6s,121
tons last year. Beet sugar quotations
Z o. b.. Hamburg, 7s,Od per cwt. for
IS deg. analysis. First marks German
Granulated {. o. b.. Hamburg. SIS Cd.
equal 4.37c, New York. duty paid
Estimated afoats 10 the United
States from Cuba and West Indies.
10000 tons; Javas 10000 tons; Ha-
wall. $4,000 tons; Europe, 5000 tons;
Peru. Demerara, &C. $4,000 tons; to
tai 10000 tons, against 10000 tons
last year.
Spot Foreign Granulated-The de-
mand is light and the supply very
small. Fine Austrian, 1900 asked.
For import Dutch GRADUATED, prompt
shipment, lis. c. and {. Fine Austrian
Granulated for December shipment
los. c. and (.
This weeks summary of the sta
tistical position shows stocks in the
United States and Cuba together of
156.5Os tons. against 1850 tons
last week and 20, 500 tons last year. an
increase of S6,OOS tons over last year
Statistics BY Special Cables.
Cuba-The six principal ports Re
ceipts. 1000 tons; Exports, $500
tons; Stock, 22.SOO tons, against l.
379 tons last year. 10 Centrals grind
ing. against % last year
Europe Stocks in Europe, 2.576.0O0
tons against 2.113.6s4 tons last year.
Total stocks of Europe and America
2.732.50S tons against 2,1S4.1S4 tons
last year at the same uneven dates
and 2.367,756 tons at the even date
of Dec. l. 1900 The excess Of stock
is 54S.324 tons, against an excess of
437,509 tons last week, and defic-
iency of S6,9S3 tons December 9th,
1900
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Condition of Refined.

Market for refined sugars has felt
the easier conditions sooner than the
raw sugar market. and a decline of
10c. per loo lbs. on all grades was
made BY all redners excepting the A.
S. r Co, who reduced softs only.
At the close Messrs. Arbuckle Bros.
have made a further reduction OF sc.
per 100 lbs. which is also met by 9th
er refiners excepting a. S. R. Co. In
addition TO the usual rebate OF 15c.
and discounts OF l per cent and /
per cent. Messrs. Abuckle Bros are
now giving a special rebate of l per
cent. subject 10 cancellation At any
time. without notice, to apply only TO
those sugars which are Withdrawn
meanwhile, Il is to be noted. how
ever. that this generalization OF the
refined market appears TO be uncalled
for. In view OF the fact that no pres
ent decline has occurred In raw SUI
gars. and European decline Is but a