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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
HOUSTON

Two men, John Powers and Joseph Pas.
key, run over and killed by a Southern
Tacinc freight train.
The Williamsburg sun Insurance company
has paid the city its share Of the market
house Insurance.
Tho HouNon-St Louis World Fair com.
rnlssiouers left for Dallas to attend a meet
Ing % the board
Election Of officers by the Ladies' Parish
association and Robert L. Lee chapter.
Daughters OF the confederacy.
The Houston Pastors association elect
officers for the current year.
The Houston Lumber exchange arrang.
ing 10 entertain the excursion OF Nebraska
lumber dealers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
WASHINGTON.

Admiral Schley had conference with
the president at the White House. Nothing
was given out concerning It.
There Is some disagreement among the
Texas members over tho details Of tho blu
10 reorganizc the Federal judicial districts.
II is said that Mr. HaWlcy will be in
Washington today and that his indorse-
ment yet has valne.
The president IS expected to send IN a
epcrisl message on the canal.
Sites IN Texas offered for tho military
camps aro 10 be inspected despite The op.
position II Miles.
The senate and house resumed their SOS
sions after the holiday recess, but ld.
journcd within fcw minutes ont N re-
spcct 10 the memory " the late senator
Sewclt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
RAILROADS.

Erastus H. Young Of the Union Pacific
has been appointed auditor for the entire
Southern Pacific system.
The passenger agents OF nearly eve.y
every railroad in the country will meet
In ST. Louis tomorrow and discuss matters
Of vital Import
Vice President Markham Of the Houston
aud Texas Central was scheduled TO reach
Houston at $50 o'clock this morning.
Lampasas is enthuscd over the proposed
building into chat place Of the Houston and
Texas Central.
Roosevelt is said TO he behind the pro
posed investigation TO be made by the IN.
ierstnte commerce commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather:
DOMESTIC.
Fair and warmer.

Tho Hole in the Wall famous refdgc
for criminals In Wyoming. is to be utterly
destroyed and viii soon be only memory.
The trial Of the w. NJ. Rice will cases
has been set for January Is.
The supreme court OF the United states
has declared as valid the Kentucky cons'i.
tuition and laws governing long and short
hauls on railroads. number Of other
decisions were also handed down.
six white men are 20 hang in North
Carolina on February for various crimes.
For the unwarrsnted use Of the process
Of court. judge. district attorney and
his assistant were Heavily hncd and jailed
In California
The Ohio legislature was duly organized
and Governor Nashs message read. It
recommends a system Of home rule in tax
alton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


mar San Anop2 woman VINO !. 5e4aS tao'Ss j., ger
l-,y an ap-ssg =. I5 - s''- "'
V'1S!ta "tlr ,t'y latse L. " ~. .-. -. ,
NJ" we ll'" "AeT1 mat l,>-'Ha'ia woman so "1's'
san Di'g0 SIM
In running business OF that the dealer should
adopt the rule Of only one to a customer"
3 q Il
ardent Sutor TO MISS Dai'as--1e' me- pretty MAIDEN
are IF nes SH nor Tt ',He . ,i~4 sir b,,+ tb,, don't
grow in Texas Dallas Tfrrs. Hrya,4
C,.i5ri,g. she d;a5,,t Dallas Tad in raising enough
money TO entertain her invited guests it looks as if the above
were correct
t. + =
The rropr,etors Of the Moscow Progress have purchased
the livingston ooa and will combine the two papers under
5e name OF the Local PROGRESS The new publication will
. a nj livingston and ezrects 70 thoroughly cover the
GALA t-.,,,-, ,,.ro5 h,, t-tl rs0ers The POS, wishes
the combination succe
- &
hcr we cast .09k mack over me past year our mis-
taxes are s" many Ano ouF s tc2N-s arc so prominent
i."l We u-lsu WIZ" s'a"y '' ,.'- 10 improve on
Sail he ta Ia al he e,4 SO can md Az Iittle harm Cod
resolutions we know are sad 20 be very easy broken but
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
The ttanna.Eoraker Eeud.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Messrs. Hanna and Foraker have been in an armed
for several years because they could be of benefit 10
other Anmostes in politics, however OF long =
ton and the old oombsants the point of bfess
again. The fight is likely be interesting one and
ing from the record of of the prominent parties to
probably be an open one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

buHaIo Times.
OF the power of congress to regulate the opefsu's
trusts factors in the OF the nation--inl'
and otherwse-here would TO be little real doupdd
the efficacy of constitutional law will largely depen
the honesty Of the remedial statute law and its pfops
direction and enforcement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
FOREIGN

The Central American presidents have
asrerd 10 meet in conference a' Coriuto,
Nicaragua, on January u
The cases against Rathbonc and Nrcly,
charged with the cuban postal frauds, is
now In progress in Havana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
Expert Testimony.


NNyle kpStlerJ .
'Iampering With Trihes" in The Houston pay
by J. NJ Lewis is, far have seen, the brish''
uH'n in all the Texas papers 1t fairly spark'es WIN
gems OF verse pertinent paragraphs and flashes Of
Lewis may write of trihes, but he does not handle Nv
trihing manner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
REFrsEp Do INN.RFERE-

The court affirmed The iudgueut Of tho
superior court Of Blbh county. Ga. in
the case Of lsadorc Miudcr. under SEN
tence Of death on the charge OF murder
lie complained that Justice had been dc.
MED him In thar he was refused permits.
sion 10 send outside Of the state for Wit
neSses and asked a reversal Of the verdict
oy both courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
ALASKAN COURT DECISION Az.
FIRNED.

The court in the case Of the Mckinley
Creek Mining Company vs.. Tho Alaskan
Aiming Company decided that the Alaska
company had right 10 protection uudcr
the mining laws ~ the Tinted States. ar
nrmiQg the verdict OF the district court
Of Alaska
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

e consulted with regard the reapponimen; Of oLeary
who It reported will have benefit Of his APPRECIATION
Those who, once upon time in dersion dubbed Culber-
son our young Christian governor might make note Of
this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

Us that the idle millions lying in
credit of the permanent school
competence and lack of business
d with regard to the investment.
investment, of the fund" In the
Vibration is made the Austin cor
Lies that the net amount Of I'M
s696,sI6, which is S5Is.o3I less
han this, the same correspondent
olds S9ao5,Ia7 in interest bear
S,S7s held a year ago, which is
The difference between the News
at the latter is concerned about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

kho it reported viii have the benefit Of his APPRECIATION
Whose who, upon time derision dubbed Culber-
son our young Christian governor might make note Of
AS HroAaDs Secretary Long Mr. Roosevelt YOU FIRE
when you are ready
As Ay for parionins former State treasurer
who detaulted for 100000 the OF Nebraska said
he Thought that he pardoned might perhaps re-
store the money The governor OF Nebraska is just about
bright enough to 60 into the yard when it rains.
Hous1oN would be profitable field for whole lot Of
2CI7gs and cotton mills.
5IScE the adoption OF the electrocuton method Of dis
ing OF murderefs Massachusetts but Poles have
TO the chair, and IL has been demonstrated that man
h name like barbed wire fence be put out as easily
plain Nh Smith.
The British could probably put IN better battle if they
were on their own grounds
Tur African gold mines will soon be reopened and their
monthly output will be $4,000 It viii catch up,
however with the daily Of $1,000 which il is cost
ms England to prosecute the
IF kaiser succeeds in collecting that bill for his sub
ects he will OF course get commission.
KING EowAsDs picture is now to be stamped on the
coins of the realm II the British don't get
help them e Of South Africa pretty there won't be
any coins of the realm stamp
A BUFFALO negro has committed suicide because his
color wouldn't fade He should have tried whevash
ONE hundred and fifty thousand risnoor,es we're sold
hs country year but the real progress country
depends the number OF It's puatores than that
of its pianotores.
FIrzsa,uoNs shows a Willingness to make few mere
farewell appearances ii the inducements offered large
enough
3s-os,s performances seem to have ru, the e,ersst-
kbosh Teslas promises II he intends promising
anything for 1909 he'd better be smoking up
f-,-.-.-- 40 .-.f-J --..-.---. ,.L.~, 81,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
cuoD- was violently op-
'V" 70 Galveston News,

nr>,,r IN otherwise there
.siafi.u grm,d -h, --he1l Ga
S Sas .son N org a large slice Of it's
MouNr
enc "i deferred to the Neva
was go yea
,,i.' liA \ III. ht WARS mas, tb,, ,ho.,
ship q ihdands were disposed OF
,Ian.ottnn ,I sq7 YER 3i'' l'I I !
member frsoao.oo5 acres OF land,
won - II tE CO NE state lands since
iovt-tov iutu2 and the school
d,, ntrb, have been diverted
81, .--....i-... ...5
~ suocyo- oman rro7, lamar
f9,,s TO- NJ, " a,5 , -,
suIi,van. h, ~ 49, p - '','.
NAsHNln '0 osI i'oN'
',- ne "1e'soh' h1l lNe
Thomas anC'l'' henderson was
wg', ' t',..n .hool fund for this
AIrA\Y, er reason for talk
duscl io th
matirr H. sus "for a fair and
Hr tHowuchs what evarybod,
" ASl!lNl .tad unon win, +.
rommisslon ,o,,ujt+.. -.
"ut"ry aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

le has received a protest from a
stiuction Of rates for the trans
na Texas railroads. Greenville,
b Do e town that turned out Judge
hea.neral attorney Of the Cotton
s nne, freight rates should remain
cad, the Ancient and Honorable
S SsS for the benefit OF saloons,
cry, While ST. Louis, Kansas City.
tr ne cities remain centers Of
regul
WE'LL
n sp,.s Of continuing to see seed,
Caid
OF F.
stori Postmaster O'Leary of Dali
cars in trying TO prevent the re-
by then governor Of Texas. Now
cell Uaited States senate. is to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

CoRUNNA. Spain.--A bark has capsIzed
al the lezero river and twenty-three pas
seRgers, mostly women, have been drowned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
Comparatively only.
Louisville Post.

Louisville Post 1,
The Boer is nearing end; that IS me
twenty-four months nearer than it was on Chrsim''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
GUARANTEE COMPANY NOT REspoN
SfRLE

Chief Justice Fuller delivered an opinion
IN the case Of the Guarantee Company OF
North America VS.. the Mechanics Sayings
Bank aud Trust company OF Nashville
Tenn. The bank attempted TO hold the
guarantec company on bond given hy IL
Tor the proper conduct of a man named
selardt, who was first teller and then
cashier OF the bank and who abstrarted
but the court held that this could not h.
ground; that the bank had forfeited an pro
tection through the carelessness OF lis Of
nelals IN iallhg 10 notify the guarantee
company that Schardt was speculatjng' ns
the contract required that they shorld do
IN case they became aware OF such conduct
on his part
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07
TAMPERING WITH TRIFI =
DoZfN

DOZIN.
Dad, hear TIL lowin' lowin'
O. tn cattle on tn winds
Winds at softly softly BLOWN
Softly thro til frs an pines
Limns' long WI tn song they're singh,
Mem'res o. forgotten days. s'ui
Till hear tn cowbells ringin'
Down tn Of Remembered ways.
Hear OF Collie jest a-bayin'
Roundin UP tn lazy herds
An amongst tn pinetops swavin'
Hear tn trin o III BIRDS
Hear tn oil branch sort o swishin'
Down til shallers swift and deem
Till my memry finds me wishin'
l was where tn graylin's leap.
Wishin' was where in slumber
All tn pools wide an still
An soft shadders warm as lumber
Wrap tn woodland depth an hill;
Where yeh hear tn cattle lowin'
Down among tn tamarack
An tn cows are homeward goin'
Long tn OIL remembered track
Where yeh hear TIL bees Albumin
An yeh like ter go an lie
Till tn oil woodpeckers drumn,in
Soun's jes' like a lullaby
An yer drftin' drftin' driftiu
Inter dreamland ha,f ADOBE
An life's scenes are swiftly shiftin
As yer weary eyelids close.
! kin sec tn sunken barrel
BY the bubblin' crystal spring;
kin hear tn bluejays quarrel
| kin hear tn robin sing;
kin hear TIL breeze a-swayn'
OF TIL pine trees fragrant boughs
An tn far of, throaty bayiu
OF Of Collie chasn cows. tsi
- 81
As Depews marriage included civil ceremony !,
ture trouble may be looked upon as civil war.
John d. Rockefeller has taken to chopping wood a
health. There are quite q number of good Texas i
that take cord wood on subscription.
II t were not Tor the minstrel shows that are cont
ly being given by home talent, Boston wouldn't *
city to live in.
The Indians who were fed buffalo meat recent,
threatened to go on the warpath 1t takes cenura
civilization to give a race the Caucasian brand Of /
ment We wouldn't even rebel at prunes.
Queen Wilbemina says she will return the p,la
Dam TO the city of Amsterdam, II it is any good
doesn't the queen keep the Dam palace ?-Colorado s.
Telegraph.
Perhaps the recollections of happier childhood
makes her hate to see the Dam palace.
81 Is
Now when your letters all are done
The proper thing TO DO
Is carefully to change that
Until it reads ,.
J. NJ LuU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

court today rendered an opinion holding us
valid the state constitution Of Kentucky
concerning tho long and short hanls hy
railroad companies and statutes enacted
under the provision OF the constitution
The case on which the decision was rem
dercl wa, a proceedings against the Louis
vile aud Nashville Railroad company
which company was Indicted under the
law upon the charge Of making greater
charge for short than for a long haul and
a fine assessed. Tho verdict OF the lower
Kentucky state courts WIS favorable To-
the state law and constitution and this
huding was affirmed hy tho State court of
appeals. Today opinion was delivered los
Justice shIrao and affirmed the opinion Of
the Kentucky court
justice rhiras said that in the circuit
court ar Marion county an keuturky iH
lN'fi nm Indictment had been found at the
lnri1nge 81 the State railroad commission
against the Louisville and Nashville com.
puhS Tor rnn cling moro for the trau~porta-
ton NJ coal from Altauout tr Johanna
ihan 10 Louisville and Ehzauctbt"Wu oyer
/ iHIroud> operated hy the company The
I TRIAL resulted lu the imposition %, duo
! Of $50" The railroad company appealed go
inc STATE court ot appeals and tn noe G..
tine supreme cuuti of the United States.
The company based It's contest uu tho alIu-
CATION tAat the long and short hHW % a.
visions OF the state constitution aud Jaw
We're ia VOCATION OF me fourteenth 1m id.
Statr-. Justice Shru~ said that the cas.
lid mott involve the question of iuu puwcr
go uN rutr- as routondcl u- DO. rlfIr.lI
coupuuy lut merely " uniformity uf .l.it.~.
-ihl- WAS question of State u.ii.,
,,Nen n. .std .'ffD. e.tfznus az ittrf..ll.
'oIn'arily sock an1 obtain grant frrm tnr
d public highway i'm tnr form Of O. rtIroad.
ID would seem 20 hc o'IjnHt tn1t they
..Gi,. 'ul i',',..,. 'n ' .'
rr. '.on-.a prirg tnd ,,rn.gf u.Urr y, rlaI.
fruya be-. t.gfIII.F
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

AS REGARDS Secretary Long Mr. Roosevelt may FIRE
when you ready.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

PRINTED CONDITIONS NOT VALID.
Aecordfsg to an opinion deIleverd by jus.
tice White, steamship company whose
business extends to the United States can
not bind citizens Of this country by printed
regulations on passage tickets where such
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

As AN excuse for pardonins former State treasurer
who deaned for 100000 the of Nebraska said
he thought that if he pardoned the he might perhaps
store the money The governor OF Nebraska just about
bright enough 70 90 into the yard when rains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

Hous1oN would be profitable field for whole lot of
cIYgs and cotton mills
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

5iNct the adoption OF the elecocution method Of dis
ng OF murdeefs in Massachusetts bu Poles have
ne TO the chair and il has been demonstrated that MAJ
h name like barbed wire fence can be put out as easily
IS nllin NJ S1i.h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

ably noticed that Hanna has not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

The British could probably put up better battle if ;bey
were their own grounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

THE African gold mines will soon be Teopened and their
monthly output will be $4,000 goo 1t will catch up
however with the daily output Of which is cost
ng England prosecute the war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

Ardent Suitor Miss Dalias-Iel me, pretty maiden,
there any like you
Miss Dallas There a few kind SIR but they don't
grow IN Texas-DahaS Ttrr5.H gya'a
Considering the difficulty Dallas had iu raising enough
money entertain her invited guests looks if the above
were correct
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II kaiser succeeds in collecting that bill for his sub
eots he will OF course get a commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

A BUFFALO negro has committed suicide because hi.
olor wouldn't fade. He should have tried ahitevash
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

Not content with telling OF his ebuion of tempsr &c
result Of the character Seteh" written about him b WIZ;
lam Allen White OF ka' as and of his recent turn down
in the matter OF muohly desired committee room 49,
newspapers are now CIV Senator Plat OF New York er.
Tor wishing to again eeome benedict The senator's wife
Ged about year age The lady whom the papers saw r.
mas now set his ans tons is Mrs Lillian T JaneWav d
oi Nian *. leneNay, once famous New York pbvsi
cian MS yanewsy has for past been cii-i3 -
ne SonetesSiona library the position having been secured
lor her Seuaior Plat She resigned about two ,o,tS
2ee Both She md Senator Plat are now In Neu Nun
y . eisimsd aat their wedding will occur in the ei
'P''N% l. ARTHUR WILLIAMS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

ONE hundred and fifty thousand risnoortes were sold
his country last year but the real progress Of country
depends the number OF pnafores than upon that
of ifs pianotortes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

KING EDWARDS picture is now to be stamped on IN,
coins Of the realm. II the British don't
help them et go Of South Africa pretty there b,
any coins Of the realm to stamp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

Frz-usuoNs shows a wilngress to make few mere
farewell appearances il the inducements offered large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-07

MAs.oNIs performances have put the e,erast-
kboh Tesias promises II he intends promising
anything for he'd better be smoking up.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-05-19
AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Strong Most of the Session,
with Late BreaIx on Realizing

NEW YORK, May 17.--Flour-Receipts.
1882 brls; exports, Is, ,465 brls. Dull, but
steadily held. Winter patents. $3.9Od425;
winter straights. s3.S5a4: Minnesota patents.
&.10Q425; winter extras, S3154340; Mime
sofa bakers, $3.l0d33O; winter low grades,
$2.95d3.20. Rye flour steady. Fair to good,
IS Sl5Gf3.40; choice TO fancy, So 50d3.60. Corn
meal quiet. Yellow western, $3.50; city, SIPS;
Brandywine, $345G3.50. Rye steady. No. 2
Western, 65c (. o. b. afloat; state, 62G6Sc C..
]. f. New York, car lots. Barley dull. Feed
ing, 64q6Sc C /. {. New York; mailing. 6711q
73c c. /. f. New York.
Wheat-Receipts, $500 bu; exports, lsS,-
249 bu. Spot easy No. red, 87ikc elevator.
S3Ac f. o. b. afioat: No. l hard Manitoba,
S6Ac f. o. b. afloat. Influenced by the very
small Northwestern receipts. suggesting a
good visible supply decrease wheat ruled
firm this morning with small trade. The
showery Northwest conditions also at
tracted some buying Foreign houses
bought at the opening, but reported weak
English markets. Prices finally eased off
under realizing and closed easy at 14c net
decline. May, S012MS0%c, closed at S01zc:
July, SOlkdSO 1S-l6c. closed at s0lkc; Septem-
ber, 7S14q7S l-16c, closed at 7S2sc.
Corn-Receipts, 1850 bu; exports. 5000
bu. Spot easy. No. ?, 692sc elevator, 692sc
f. o. b. afioat. Options were depressed again
by lower cables and moderate liquidation.
impelled by talk of larger receipts and fine
weather; closed weak at sc net loss May,
61@671zc, closed at 6716c; July closed at 66ss
September, 65c, closed at 66c.
Oats-Receipts. So 200 bu. Spot quiet; No.
2, 46c; No. 3, 451zc; No. white. size; No. 3
white, Sic: track mixed Western, 47dfsc;
track white. 5O1kG55c. Options quiet but
steady with the West.
Hay dull; shipping, sOds5c; good 10
choice. S71zG95c.
Hops firm; State common TO choice. 1901
crop, 17G21c; 1900. 13d15c; old. 5d7c; Pacific
coast. 1901 crop, ,l51sal91sc; 1900. 1Sql5c; old,
5d7c.
Hides firm; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs. 1sc:
California, 2lto 25 lbs: 19c; Texas dry. "a 10
30 lbs. 13c. Leather steady; acid, 24d25c
Beef firm; family, sl6G16.5O; mess. sl4:
beef hams, $2lQ2; packet, S15Tl5.50; city
extra India mess s256f27. Cut meats quiet
picked bellies. s1025d11.25 %: picked hams.
81 25dl3. Lard steady; Western steamed
sl0.75 refined quiet: continental. Sll: South
American. $3.50; compound. ss50GS. Is. Pork
firm; family. S1950d20; short-clear SIS 5OG
p; mess. SlSd1S.5O.
Tallow steady: city. 62 for packagel.
SIC; country packages free). s4a7c Cot
ton-seed oil quiet; prime crude nominal:
prime yellow, 4514G46c
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra. 4ssm
Orleans open kettle. good 20 choice. s96f4le
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice
5Izc mild quiet; Cordova. Sl4dI2c
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 2zsc.
centrifugal, 96 test. 37s: molasses sugar
2 11-6c; refined quiet: No. s. 41Oc; Mo- 2
&C; No. s. $500; No. .. 3S5c: No. TO- 3 soc:
No. II, 3.75c: No. 12. 370c; No. i2. 3. zoe. No
IA, S.70c: standard a. 445c; confectioners' A.
445c: mold A, SC; cutloaf 5l5c; crushed
515c; powdered, 475c; granulated. 465c;
cubes. 4.s0c.