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Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
A DINING ROOM MANTEL.

the details of construction and decora tion, and every example in public ard private buildings becomes suddenly in vested with an absorbing interest
 The fireplace opening in colonial days was of great size in the kitchen. but smaller In the other rooms. The fire on the hearth was the only means of warming the rooms. and the chimneys were always placed where they could accomplish the most service. We won Ger now, with our comfortable fur naces to assist our open fires, how ou. forefatbers endured the winter cold with the fireplaces alone to give warmth.
 In considering the modern fireplace we find that the more simple its de stgn the less likely it is 10 be a disturb Ing element in the room. Often in renting house the fireplace is most difficult to reconcile with otherwis, tasteful arrangements. Patchwork ip . mass declares it's color so insistently that the rest of its surroundings must come into harmony with it. Light terra eotta and bun colored bricks take their Rs"ScS OCetcA III dimOst any cDlcE scheme than the dark red ones. 4 pretty idea was lately carried out in library in which red bricks were very conspicuous. This was to carpet the entire floor with a wool filling the ex act tone of the bricks and to lay small rugs near the door and beside the hearth. Tn another home two toned brick colored paper was adopted ro distract the attention from the bric.; fireplace
 Fireplaces lined with brick have more honelike, cozy appearance tlaa those lined with iron. but the latter will stand more heat and harder w,,7- than the brick.
 The hearthstones may be of tiin. C. bricks. the bricks wearing better % put 10 much use than the tiles ri" basket grate shown in the illusua,i' Tasteful Mantel Decoration is eos. vcnicnt for either coal or wood iir,. It is made with casters that perm: . tD be drawn forward little after ' Ire is well started. helping to thro'. cut the heat into the room.
 Here the white woodwork of t. eoom has been carried into the man., with simple panel and brackets g. Which a plaster cast is introduced.
 Andirons should not be used with basket Erate. but a low brass fcnd can be adopted 4 good style of arc
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
10-1S-20t.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stocknolders of the Calumet < Western Development and Mining company will be held at the office of the Calumet & Bisbee Devel- opment company, at Bisbee, Arizona, on Tuesday, November 10th, at ? D. m, for the election of nine (9) direct ors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction O. such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting.
 Transfer books will close on October -.lh and will open again or Wednes- day, November 11th.
 JOHN DANIELL, Secretary.
 Calumet, Michigan, Oct 10th, 1903. ist pub. 10-1S-30t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
TORRES 6. PRiETAS R'Y.

Time Card No. Y. In Effect
 June 27, 1903. Arrives at Torres at 9:45 a. m
 Train No. leaves Torres at 10: 45 a. m. arrives at Minas Prietas f-t 11:15 a. m.
 Train No 3 leaves Minas Prietas at 100 p. m., arrives q Torres at 2:15 ?. n.
 Train No. 4 leaves Torres at 4:45 p. m., arrives at Minas Prietas at 5:30 p. m.
 All Trains connect at Torres on So- nora Railway, Nosaies, to Guy
 mas and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo G Co.'S Express and Telegraph in operation between MiDas Prietas and all parts of the world. Shortest and best route to Yaqui river, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields, Soyopa SahuariDa, Ures, La Buca, La Dura, Yaqui Smelling & Re inins and Yaqui Copper companies. Freight can be consigned to F. H Seymour to be forwarded by team from Minas Prietas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid on all goo Is consigned to railway, which are le- ceived, forwarded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any of the ahove named points at reasonable rates
 F H. SEYMOUR. Pres Prou
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

gorcs, each gore stitched over with three close groups on either side of seam and slits upon five of the front goreS at the bottom. each fully twenty inches in length. \ short hip yoke. de fined by stitching, or all applied piece of cloth in design to match. or one showing the sane shade of coiGr. bu: differing from the material. as plain cloth upon tSurod one or the reverse is always good tailor style. Upon the bodice let the same cloth finish the col laTless ruche and in front spread ou; across tine bust in its design. Let thc design chosen for the front of q yoke be also repeated on the end of front tabs. Something of the same design Is to enter the cuffs at the wrists. The On.y way to execute such parts when | suit is homemade or to reduce the OK pense when the making is done out side is to have the design drawn CT stamped and then worked or made ready to apply to parts by the dress maker or tailor. Under each split of the skirt the cloth should lay flat or be plaited finely.
 An Eton or close fitting bodice with belt may be preferred by some per sons, but short or half long basques fitted all in one on T tailor plan are much more easily carried cut. whereas tight fitting bodice with the least pos. sible blouse has its fitted basque sepa- ratcly attached either to the bodice by means of a belt piece between or in the latest styles with its basque at tached to the skirt belt Where the basque is not 10 be split in the back one-half has to be mounted on a ncr row separate belt and brought round to the front for fastening after the skirt has been fastened. Shoulder capes or collars belong to the bodicr trimming ill this case.
 Sleeves are still very much on ;b. spring models. the tops shaped '" ihs 9rra ,--1t;i. Stsa gr-a fr a--.rs .s. -.... f.-i looming if closed. falls quite low upon the wrist This necpesitatcs outsidP wraps of all kinds to have sleeves wide enough at the bottom not to in- terfere with wide bodice sleeves Vogue.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
TASTEFUL, MATTEL pEcoRarIoy.

irons is shown ia the illustration "A Dining Room Mantel." If the real. old brass pieces are not available there q re Y-'~---- -~-' '--,,-1--4+f--,c of >.~r9-s~l 4--.-~ O De had The east brass is the Ies; t~ hwy re # wears better than fhe cheaper grades of spun brass. :r Households where the time and attel Ion cannot he given to keeping bras h proper condition the iron pieces rlay 1e substituted. Designer
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Gilbert A. Phelps, ae- ceased.
 Notice is hereby gwen by the un- !@rsigned Adminis'ratlx of the estate oi Gilbert A. Phelps deceased. to the realtors of and all persons having .iaims against ;he said deceased, to vouchers, within four months after inc first publication os thie rctico -n the said AdmiDistratrix at the office of 5 A. Merritt, Attorney at law, Disbee, the same being the place for the trans action Of business of said estate. in said County of Cochise.
 ABBfE FLORENCE PHELPS,
 AGministratrix of the estate of Gil bert A. Phelps, deceased.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Texas 6 Western Te,e- graph & Telephone Company, for the election of directors 10 serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction or such other business as may be properly brought before the meeting. will be held al the office of the com pany' in Bisbee, Cochise County, Ari- zo@a, cn Monday, November 9th. 1903. at F o'clock noon
 GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 Secretary. l0-lS-2Ot
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PRACTiCAL FASHIONS,
Hfnts For the Woman Who ManaEe-
 Dress With Economy

Dress WitA Economy.
 Light weight clothes are the desirable fabrics to choose for stree: suits. Many all wool examples are in very good middle tones in the early spring col ors, which remain still in vogue, such as greens. browns, grays and blues. Black and white cloth mixtures are always an excellent purchase as well. If the design is not too pronounced One has to make sure not to buy any thing but small figures or checks when one departs from materials in one color. than which nothing is safer. An au- tumn suit of fabric should be selected also with a view to spring wear by ev- cry woman who manages her dress money with economy. and it cannot be repeated too emphatically that an eS- tra yard or two saves many dollars to- ward the future remodeling sure to come and not to be ignored.
 The figure shows tailor made walk ing suit of mixed tan Scotch goods in plaid effect with zibeline nobs of scar let and green. The skirt is in nine gores. with inverted box plaits at lower part of the seams, faring from be- heath the strap points. The back is an inverted plait. The Norfolk coat is slightly double breasted. fastening with dark green bone buttons. A green cloth belt passes under the box Dlait straps on the coat, the cloth cuffs fin fish in strap points with button. and cloth is inset in the small turnover col lar. The tan felt outing hat is trimmed with pheasant breast and twist Of green velvei caught with buckle at the right side.
 Street skirts escaping the pavement gre smart looking made with many
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southwestern & Inter national Express Company. for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction Of such other business as may be properly brought before the meeting. sill be held at the office of the com pany, in Bisbee. Cochise County. Ari- zona. on Monday, November 9th, 1903 at 12 o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN.
 Secretary Iu-l S-2Nf
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Dining and Feeding,

The difference between dining anc feeding Is the distinction between mar aD0 the lower creation. One of taf most persistent enemies of digestion F. Obe hahit of overeating. which may b. 0edned as eating to the point of Gis comfort or eating too frequently. Med qk living offers every temptation tn &ueh lndiaecesiens.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
RECOMMENDATIONS N

The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Fl Paso & Southwest ern Railroad Company, for the cleo ton of directors to serve for the eA- suing year, and for the transaction ot such other business as may be prop erly brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the company, 'a picnee, Cochice County. Arizona. on Monday. November 9th, 1903, at lz o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN,
 Secretary. l0-1S-20t
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Plenty of c,oset., Pocket. Next,

Plenty os Closets; Pockets Next.
 It has come to pass that, instead ct turning an indifferent shoulder to thf closet question, architects everywher: now vie with each other in the mum Der and elegance of the closets they put at the disposal of their patrons The more fashionable the woman th. more numerous and beautiful her clos cts are sure to bc.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
THE HOME HEARTH
elREPtaCE AND MANTEI IN Thi
 SCHEME OF FURNISHING.

- Colonial Days-The Modern Ar
 sAa&sme meats-Bric k Vi or k Pr min ent
 Hearshstones and Andirons - T.,
 nandy Basket Crate.
 Outside of the movable furniture ebere is nothing of such importance fin ehe room as the fireplace and mante.. This fact is hardly realized until the eeseefion or restoration of firepac, eecomes necessary. Then the atten tt0n of the home maker is fixed upo,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
Oyster Cocktails.

Oyster cocktails are simply small raw oysters served in glasses. mixed with high seasoning as desired-vine gar. lemon juice, horse radisb, tabas co. tomato catchup or worcestershirs sarsc.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Cf the Don Luis and Improve
 ment Company.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:-that the undersigned, Robert Coughran, B. J. OReilly, Ben jamin Frankenberg, George Keenhold
 and Samuel Frankenberg. all: of the City of Bisbee. Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated ourselves to- eether for the purpose ns forming a corporation under the laws of the
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07
TIME CARD OF ARIZONA & COLO
 RADIO RAILROAD.
y VI H ~
 Secretary

Leave Cochise for Pearce 19:30 a. m. and 4:10 D. m. Leave PearCe for Cochise 7:30 a. m. and 2:20 D. m. Connections at Cochise with s. P railroad
 Effective October 22d.. 1903.
 E. A. M'FARLAND,
 Assistan. General Manager"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

E0sSelx Ia Scrambled Eggs.
 Rpt . ti2 of chopped onion in thc Ngl8er betorc scrambling eggs or sprin "a little chopped chives over ther- Se1ore sezying for another variety.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

The principal place of ,ransactins 'be business of said corporation shall he the City of Bisbee. Arizona, and with such other offices. within ani w.,nout Arizona as may be hereafter e"'ahNsheG by the board of directors thereof.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

'"~--''o-T of Arizona, and we GO here by certify:-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

I0-lS-20t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

That the existence Of this corpora ton shall begin immediately after re- cording these articles in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. and a certified copy thereof in the office of the Territorial Auditor of said terri tory. and shall continue thereafter for period of twenty-five years.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-07

That the name of this corporation shall be the Don Luis Mining and I'm provement Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

inseed olcake. s27 So honiny chop.
GRAIN.NIsEA AI-Al,hogsh weak a.
only recovered ts A.5sc loss prices but after
previoGs night MAY sold up to 3 lie on the curb or
ne ia & nlsnes pre- y. on TINS bull mSyenen 5se lam lam
exporters. resulting before was finished sales
eaSnsss marker and isTssy rss1onsib!s f9r i
seaboard caranees ana active selling for Northwest
The Seek May declined iocaily 10 Sc iiec and there
considerable pressure time March wheat as
] s-sa h i.Ioy PoSoIs 1 W. a!-o @ ~ s-5r ~, ,ts
sssh @ ] ho b 5ni trade 6ing ne Tst VITA N
able 5usness snort account. tending toward ever
ana sharp advance Of the iast hour Although support
bull. during noon speedily and
I9t Tptseed 1nI! tae gte atteoon y any y,os
Paris where prices closed aGS5c higher in con
from the argentine via BroonhalI hrst tod Of mere
hy reorys oi heavy rains and delayed shpHlents the
early nd decline The same authority also reported
serious aeS of rain n india Ihe Mesten 5s oS 90
bushels last year while seaboaEd eieaEanees Mere seSe
reports said stocks would Increase about 200 900
--s IN Worlds -s'--'t stock: The week there
sss ess OF SoS m Sa bushels @ % Business ~ ss
divided into loads No and 60 loads at out
we're follows: No hard Manitoba. so9sc: No North
srn Manitoha, s9%c; No Northern Duluth Sg3se and
No red New-York. s25se. all prompt =. .CoF2N.Ihe ]
critical than at any time this month and their
bidding ran the price up first 70 6 then in the last ten
for the day While it is understood that some ct The
shorts bringing wheat forward from ST Louis Tor de-
livery January contracts the railroad hiockades are
found be serious hndrance and the smaller shorts
discouraged persistent absence Of contract
grades in the daily arrivals in Ne~FYcrk where the
stock about bush preferred 10 take their
chances in the market Meantime. later deliveries
absorbed Of the January hrness and ruled quite
strong during the day March closing sc net higher ana
Nav above the previous night Owing 10 the heavy
arrivals Chicago total Western movement
100000 bush. with 0O0 bush last year
with seaboard clearancss only bush
business equaed that in total being 80 loads
OF which NeVFYork contributed the following amounts
10000 bush ungraded yellow. 1000 bush yellow.
basis 1000 bush No and p 600 bush No yellow
basis. On local the sales 10000 bush
No : and e.000 bush UnEraded The weather
tinued generally favorable. for little in
Western States English markets closed unchanged to
I'D lower. No closed 65c elevator and 6lC
Z afoat No white. 59=c and No yellow, 59o
afost---.- .OATS-The general drift of the oats
market upward during the session active buying
in Chicago and continued heavy cash demands. amount
ing locally sales Of 2S5 600 bush slightly higher
cash prices. No closed 425zc: No 3, 42e; No
white. 44c: No ; white 43i2c: track mixed nominal
t5sSk EhLe 45045c. and standard White 4S1te
State 56e57c- ARLEY-Narket steady Feeding
vas quoted Sc and mailing 41d6oc. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neu-York January 20, 1893
eo65gd 5Irss So ses %fes spoTted
city dressed Iatiye ds 7t fFs CATTLE as at 14&
dressed weight refrigerator beef al Log & per and ID ESQ
sheep shannberg Son 4o5 cattle IL for nsa saz
ont 40 auarfeTs Of beef for Morris Beef Company
and I5o quarters for for toTT9 me follow The cyr
for Liverpool 1875 cattle for shampeTg o son %" 81
beef for the swift Company and is also rse sorms5Sd
British Empire to I2ad9a a 2o esss + foT zbsPEgr
the Philadelphia. TO Southampton. 800 quarters for
cxfvEReeeips including 165 direct a5 head
making with the stock carried over from yssse[@y'
~ O vsTds veas ruled stsady but barnyard and
snT M5 WeTtsTns SefsT EsFe Teal, 79 soi6 at S $
n: barnyaTd calves at $ 90 city g d5 veals
saes-J G Curtis Son: II veals 20 70 az 20 sS a.
60 J H Hume & Bro: veals 153 r6 50 %: do 40
p r. at 50 = @ 90 5 80 .Tnyafd m at s9 e5es ~ q @ l9 e. @ @ s. s. o.
Hollis veslF f, 1856 ro o.9 at 50 Ci4fnv 90 cars to
Du5dhe4 s6sap we're ere 10 sa& or mailing Win the
tss ea7 se % = II f[s 10 ssee ruled ztesdy bu lambs
, so 81 Pa 5s4 r q per ea'Ss o n H. OE5GH lambs s 6
cus Dressed mutton 6sc per b. dressed lambs
Sales H Hume Bro. 10 state lambs 5e n a at
st St g g. p sacE sHis 5S5 20 r. at $
50 & ri at = ssn6oa ~; 10 @ 7 @ 81 State lambs 81 10 at Sc 80
do ~ So 35 A. eu= 56 70 at 3 90 20 BItiaS 90
b, at 8 so: do. $50 10, at 81 20 .--o. .,o MT.
shesp' 100 Il, at s. 87i3.
Co: III Ohio lambs. 70 70 81 30 10 100
do is n at So %: u Ohio sheep. 90 n. At 81 -
D. Harm gton: lambs - 70 at So So lOl do
7 n al So -: ew Iambs), I6 n. at ST; sheep
H Hollis 20 state ambs IS n, SO: Is sheep So
10, s. SO. ,
HOGS-Recetpts. 1c cars or = 80 head: only s head
on sale alive Country dressed weak at Tsg9-c per ID
for heavy light weights. -
Sales (aH late yesterday}John P Nelson: 162 state
hogs 125 n s6 go roughs 80" 10 at 50 90 stag
J. H Hume & Bro: 70 State hogs 11a n at Sc 30 :
ndre Mullen "a State hogs I31 ~ at s6 90: 10 State
pigs 15S n at 81. . roughs 2S5 10. at s. go
II Hollis: IS State hogs. 154 n, at So 30. rough,
27O n, So 20.
Judd & Co: 13 State hogs, $50 10 az 50 30; stag
$50 u. s.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

50aSa; Florida, carrier. s2ds2 5o pars
nps old hhI 75cas1 rsdishes Norfolk, basket
f,rless a. 10 MI per DOL ~ 1sr box
So do southern. basket s1d$2: peas Florida: per
crate 81 50ds5: spinach. Norfolk. tbl Tc9s1 25
string beans Florida, crate. S2e7s3 so do Mexican
per box s1NS1 30 parsley NeOrIeans. per 100 s2s5S2
% Bermuda per box; s1S2 squash. bbL s1gsI =
tomatoes Florida per carrier 81 5457s4 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoDUCTS-Hothouse vege-
sg9eS nave been plenty and low but closing more acys
4oa60c; radshes per 100 punches s. 5Oas4 tomatoes
per n 15g33c - BF,f,SwAX-Firm at soc per fb FOR
pure domestic. MAPLE SUGAR-Supply and demand
both light and market quiet but steady at 9sGloc per 10
Root quiet easy s51s5 per n for Northern and
Eastern. s4Gs4 so Western and So Z5S4 . for south
less active and prices shade easier. quoted We
quote New-York state clover, comb. fancy, per 10 lc
extracted. 6isRTc; Southern extracted gallon SOC
easy. except Jutnhos which rule firm Hickory nuts
lower Other unchanged We quote: Hickory nuts
black wanuts. 5oa75c; pecens round lots ungTadsd Pg
&c: peanuts Virginia hand picked. Jumn1 per ool "a g
Sc; CO fancy, 4124+Ec; do extra. 3Aa31tci 90 50 /!
virginia sheIled Sac do No 2 3G3hc.
HAY AND Observation-Disclosures to-day were
fairly liberal but in above current regureTeI=
good quality hay sold readily fun late figures
good color had uncommon attraction The
market is regarded strong and likely to be until
pour freely this however. there is prompt ndca
We quote: Prime large bales leo H. 81 o.;
No 97i2dS1: No 3 S71& &a90c; No 3, 101s0c: clover
supplies long and the forced
economy attending high prices have softened the
for the popular invoices We quote Iossszc LOT ost
grades; selected in moderate SOC Receipts
Of hay and straw in TONS reported az the
change al noon to-day: Hudson River Rallroad- fyO
Erie so; Pennnsyvania 90: Delaware. Lacawanna and
Western. 30 West shore $50 Iehigh Valley $50: Cen.
tral of New-Jersey 90 Total I52O tons Receipts OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21
OTHER MARKETseY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan. 20-CattIe-Receipts 4009 head steady
and active 0 81 IJ1s6i poor TO
medium S3dS4 So stockers and feeders. 50 239S4 %
cows 81 4OGS1 So heifsrs S2S4 5 Gamers 81 tOgS2 90
bulls s2GS4 25 calves So 5OS7 So Texas fed steers
SoaS4 80 Hogs-Recepts to-day. $4,000 head; NOR
row left 5000: So 10c higher closed easy
mixed butchers ss 25as6 so good TO choice sesyy
s6 90 bgIk Of saies Sc 60 Receipts IS 600
head sheep steady weak; lambs. 1o19c lower; sooo
10 choice wethers 81 2Gs4 - fair 70 choice mixed s. %
C!ncnnati Jan 2o.-Hogs active, s. to4$6 s. Cattle
steady s2GS4 75 Sheep strong. S2 29fs4 - I@arDs
East BgffaIo Ian. ao-Cate-Recepts 80 head
I60 lad 5e IoWer tops 50 2@s9 common to good
fCvsr beavy Sc 7OgS6 so mixed $6 601S6 IO Workers
81 40Gs6 30: pigs Sc go roughs - 9Vgsos g
yon lambs Ssax6 at So - cus 10 goqd - 9g
s. 90 yearnes S5QS5 %: 81 GS4 40 sheeP 'op'
~~syeJ 's4r5S+ .; cuIIs good. S2dS3 go oo ..
Kansas city. Jan 20-Cattlette 8 - lg. ~ f99
General market steady to higher toeAers an
x!s s-5 huk Of steady 70 lower Choiee
re- @ssesd beef steers 81 90GS5 3O far TO gooo 90
snS - t,lers and feeders. So 25qS4 lel
- 90 SSs5 Teas and Indian 50 40aS3 go Texas
s9Ss3 native 81 6a1S3 70; 1aFs i
-. ~ - Gamers $1dS2; bulls, = 1So T..
SGl7 95 fIoss-Recepts II Ot.l head 60 S a
= eSt -oeins weak So 30: bulk or sa1es 60 40
70 &c S6 55GS6 TO- mixed packers 90 S9eeo
ass 90 Workers Sc 40GS8 y "a PIGS % 80
iieh 20 S9.-ssoReceips 5000 head: market
native lambs SASS Wester ssi &. western
ng saGSI % native wethers s5 81 ss sso ~ I
fed ewes 81 10 st0cers and feeders = i09s- o.
wetherS- 2O-Cattls STEADY chulcs 81 1-J1
Iast iro s. 90 good. 81 75e5S3 HogS sjeaay: pm. IN
e. 55ss So. Workers so JHso -, 81 80
srs SO S36s6 -. Sheep lower best weLners
g. md common 81 75q$2: cholce aiios' 60 ''
e. 90 Veal calves sSISs ~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-21

as follows Receipts Io5i525 sacks against
last year Sales cleaned estimated s5iss
p ckets against 7s0 year. strong
les he wee with but exception
season Tstrnage Charleston tsgraphs crop move
70 date: Receips rs bhs Sales, "a, go hhls
Market strong with good inquiry Quotations follow. f
Domestic. ordinary. 81 dSStc: fair 20 good 4tsg9 s
prime 10 choice. a9a5 Esc head egelse; Fatna 3sa
5&c Japan foreign nominal; do dorestie, 41egifsF'
Java; =. sc: Ransoon in bond "a te,,s5 all
SCCrAR-Refned dull but unchane@d a..
around Rehners are close with their orders so as
there serious delay in making shipments eu2'sV
follow Cut loaf crushed and dom.nos. 3SSc Hoald y an
cubes SC: xxx powdered 1900; powdered coarse pow
oered and fruit powdered. sJc: EaEe coufeCone9s
uisted Sc. Eagle and fine granuatel
Eagle 2 n cartons and Of fine granulstIea
Csc; Eagle n bags granulated 4Soc; Eagle me
and standard granuiated. 15c, diamond A 4s0c lH1e
TONERS a, 4Goc; Nos l. and 3. 45oci No SOC 10
>. 440c: No 6. 43Jc. No Z. 39c; No 8 soc No -
42oc, No 10, 4I5c; No II. 41oc; No IL iOoc; no "a
4c Nos II and 10 3S5c. Is. $500: Eagle poNdeIed
5o5c; crystal dominos. 720c The London beet sugar
market was lid lower with January and Feruay quot
al IS but active AT the decline. Cane was unchaIge @
with Java at es Sd and fair refining at IS sd ne sSo
Of sugar In the United Kingdom is 129eo tons agal ]
Isset tons last year. The local market Susa
was lover and gnssted with Eefners not taxes % h Ia
cts = lot OF $500 bags san Domingo ce1trlusi
9o test, TO arrive, sold late yesterday at -t1,
which is decline OF 1-32c from the last previous sa
The market closed nominal with centrifugal yo 'est
quoted at l3-le35sc muscovadO. So test, al sac anu
moasses