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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Officer Slain bv Native Mob

Manila. September I. p. m.-Lieuten-
ant sutton, of the constabulary. was muir
dered by mob OF native policemen at
Cobuago few days ago. while attempt
ing to arrest a policeman for dsobedence
of orders. His assailants were promptly
arrested and Jailed
A BODY OF scouts and consta bulary COM
blned have succeeded in scattering the
l1sufrectos who We're reported few
Gays ago causing trouble in Cavite prov
nice. III the district fronting on LaCiuira
de bay. They have been driven out of the
mountain range to which they had fed
Tor shelter when routed by the constabu-
iary in an engagement which took place
last week After dispensing them the
force returned and captured their camp
'0Sether with large amount of sup
plies and ammunition.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

The statement shows a fairly good pal-
ance the gain in loans, less the loss or
cash calling for an increase OF eoo,ooo
in deposits. one feature was a gam "
1927. 900 in circulation. following more
or less decrease in previous weeks. Inc
loans are So, 3e7, 200 in excess of depos-
its against Sl6284, 500 in the previous
week. The daily average OF clearliigs lor
the five days was Si5o ooo.ooo. WINE ~
the week ending September it was
Sl62, 900. 900. Comparing changes IN the'
item of loans. three of the larger banks
gains 5000 900 net and the same mum.
Der of institutions show decrease ol,
S 500 900 net in cash The surplus re-
serve now is Sl4. 657.I25 greater than II
was a year ago and therefore the pallhs
are in a far better position 10 meet tHe
seasons requirements from the interior
for crop and business purposes. More
over. 1t seems probable that If the secre-
tary Of the treasury shall be enapled TO
carry out his policy of increasing ms
deposits in country banks the Wnhdra"-
ais by institutions In the interior from
their New York correspondents VIII be
much smaller than in previous years al
this season."
New York, September i2.-The state
ment Of the averages of the clearing
house banks of the city for the week,
five business days shows the following
Loans 1925 SAG, 800; increase s2,Ie7,ooo
Deposits Sol3 1876 500; increase 1900.
Circulation. s44, 1913, 400; increase sea-
400.
Legal tenders s72,852 900; decrease
S 24o, 900. -aoo
Specie sI72oee 200: decrease see7. 300.
Reserve S244.92l 100; decrease $685.
Reserve required 1929, SAG, 900; increase
sIe.7o5.
Surplus Sis, 1927, 700 decrease Si.924.-
775.
Excess United States deposits s24,6e3..
SIS; decrease Sl,9l2,OOo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
TIE Live Stock Market.

Chicago, September i2.-Cattle-Re-
ccjpts 500; good to prime steers So 500
IS. poor 20 medium $4M525; stockers
and feeders So. 5o@4.I5; cows 81 .5oG4 o5
he'll refers seas; Gamers Sl.5o@275 bulls
s2@45o; calves S3.5o@6 80; Texas fed
steers s325@465; western steers S329Q
T. H. 10000 Market s to
ooc lower: good to choice heavy S5.7oQ6;
light s.. 65aeIo; bulk s5.eo@5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 Market steady;
good to choice wethers s3@3.e5; fair to
choice mixed s2G3; western sheep $500
M375; native lambs So 5o05.5o; western
lambs S3.50M5.25.
Kansas City, September l2-Cattle-Re-
cniDfs 1000. Market steady to lower:
choice export and dressed beef steers
81. 75m5. 40: fair to good Sc. 5O04.75; stock
ers and feeders $20D4. 80; western fed
steers So SOFA so; Texas and Indian
steers So oo1Q3 90: Texas cows So o502.55:
native cows ST. .5o04 native heifers s2m
US: Gamers si02 so; bulls sl.e5@2;
calves S2@5.5o.
lower: heavy S5.75M6 mixed packers SIS
m5.Io; light s575@6o5; pigs S5.7O06
Sheep-Receipts 500, Market firm; ma
tive lambs So ooM5.2o; western lambs
So. 7oG15; fed ewes So. 5o03. go; Texas clip
ned yearlings So 4oG4; Texas clipped
sheep So 3oQ3eo; stockers and feeders
S2M3.4o.
st. Louis, September Ie,-Cattle-Re-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
ENGLAND IS ANNOYED.
Protest Made To Washington Re
garding Seizure OF Islands.

London September lo.-The British for
eign Office i said to have made repre-
sensations to Washington anent the re-
cent seizure of two or three islands off
the northwest coast of British North
Borneo by the United states gun boat
lroquois. These islands are not connect
cd with those off the coast OF Sandakan.
capital of British North Borno, over
which the American hag was recently
hoisted.
The Iroquois is stated 10 have lately
visited Il portion of the porthoast coast Of
Borneo and TO have thence steamed TO
Darve bay. an important center of Bor
re0. SO miles sou Inward. There the
seizure IS said to have occurred. The is
LANDS which have been under British
administration for the lass twenty FIVE
years. were originally infested by pirates,
Bho were driven out by the chartered
company, OF Borneo. The action OF the
Iroquois was brought to the attention Of
The foreign office. whicn then took the
matter up.
it Is asserted at the foreign office
that the whole question OF the islands is
now under consideration at London and
IL Washington and that when Foreign
Secretary Lansdowue returns arbitration
viii be suggested.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Comment on Bank Statement.

New York, September l2.-The New
York Financier this week says:
The chief feature OF the official state
ment of the New York associated banks
last week was the loss OF sl,9o8,7oo in
cash reserve. an amount greater by
$i226. 200 than the decrease which was
estimated upon the basis of the traceable
movements of money during the week.
The discrepancy was probably principal
" caused by large unreported withdraw
ais of money early in the week which
much more than offset the later gains due
to the return to the city Of holiday
money. The deposits were increased only
S64 300 making the reserve requirements
si6o75 more. Adding this sum to the
loss of cash made s l,e24775 &C the in
crease in surplus reserve which now is
SIS, 372, 200. Computed upon the basis
of deposits. less those of S37 1850 of
public funds, the surplus is S24 693 675.
The loans Were increased 50, 900. or
1852, 700 more than in the previous week.
The increase was most likely due to the
extension of mercantile accommodation
as there were no special transactions in
collateral loans reported during the week
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
HAVOC WROUGHT BY
GREAT GALE.
All Sections of Great Britain Devas-
tated-Several Vessels Driven
Ashore an Number
of Sailors Are
Drowned.

fondon, September iI.--While the de-
.ails of tho havoc wrought by the storm
,rh,ch ragged over the British isle yester-
dsv are Incomplete the reports coming
n show that the devastation was gen.
oral and 1t is feared that the loss of
,,fA Is much greater than was at first
supposed.
11oyds already report over fifty serious
casualties do shipping Many vessels
e,rrdered. several with their crews. A
Rat number OF minor craft is believed,
. he lost and the bodies washing ashore
.ort,nre to swell the list OF fatalities
Tho gale spranS up with sudden fury
so,,, the southwest and blew with
velocity at times reaching ~ miles
=, hour. This continued for several
,,ours All the coast towns suffered and
he agricultural regions in the interior
snort incalculable damage owing to the
late harvest.
For some time Geographic communi-
oation was stopped and The land lines are
still interrupted.
IN addition to the deaths from drown
inc. reports from the inland give many
fatarties resulting from various causes
Incident to the storm.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

some fields being safe from frost and cut
ting is progressing in the southern and
central sections of the corn belt. The crop
needs rain in Kansas, Arkansas and
southern Missouri.
Spring Wheat-Spring wheat harvest Is
nearly completed in the northern Rocky
mountain states. and threshng Is be-
gun.
Cotton-Complaints of rust and shedding
nessee and was damaged some by hail
in New York. and New England. Else
whore the crop is satisfactory Cutting
is in progress in all districts and curing
is nearing completion in the southern sec
ton.
Apples-Prospects for an average crop
of apples are reported from Kansas and
Oklahoma, light crop is promised in
Missouri Complaints of dropping are
general in Kentucky and Tennessee and
portions of Virginia.
Drouth conditions have delayed blowing
in Tennessee and Oklahoma. Excellent
progress has been made with this work
in other sections and wheat seeding has
begun in Missouri and Kansas.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
THE TERRACING OF FARM LANDS
AND ITS SUPREME IMPORTANCE

To take the country over. there are
comparatively few who could give the
true meaning of The word terrace
Most any farme. will tell you he has his
land terraced. when he only has it laid
off TO start 10 terracjng- Therefore, in
stead OF calling it tcrracins. We would
prefer 10 call it ''watc~-leVel guide rows
and If 1t is done right, that is what it
IS. Let the name he what il may YOU
understand what we mean; and the FAR
mer who has his lands properly iald OIL
this way has made one great step toward
upbuilding his lands. There is nothing
Ike It on the farm. It not only beauties
the farm. bat it holds il together. 1T nos
only holds it together, out on a level row
you can regulate your pillow TO run the
same depth, which will be easier on both
man and team. whereas on Il row that
runs up and down hill it is impossible
TO do So It is not only easier on the
man and team, but where the rows are
laid off on a water-evel. ii viii hold the
rains; and when You have hasty
shower. instead of it floating off, each
row will get it's share. and your crops
will be greatly benefited thereby
There are instruments and implements
for laying off these rows. The one that
will lay off a perfectly level row Is the
one you want. The standard width OF
these rows is one to every three feet fai4
but if you have Your land prepared ny
my mode, you need not have them near
SO close.
The one thing Of the greatest import
ance and first to be done is to get READY
to do this job. Before you lay off your
first row, see that no surplus water IS
allowed to come on the land on winch
sou are working, and if there are any
washes. gllllies or says that runs across
the land get rid of them first or your
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Worries Visible Supply of Cot+or

New Orleans. September iI-Secretary
Hester's statement OF the worlds visible
supply of cotton. made up from special
cable ard Geographic advices, compares
the figures OF this week with last week,
last year and the year before.
1t shows a decrease for the week lust
closed of 1850 against an increase Of
sl'73 last year and decrease Of SIS, o2a
year before last.
The total visible is oo4. GAG. against
OBS, SOB last week, 1911 229 last year
and .4l2,467 year before last
OF this the total OF American cotton Is
col, SAG, against Az. 3O8 last week. eO3.
228 last year and 875, 1867 year before
last and Of all other kinds, including
Egypt. Brazil, India. etc. COS 600
against 81 600 last week 498, 900 las:
year and 537 900 year before last
The total worlds visible supply Of
cotton, as above. shows decrease, com
pared with last week of 80 35e bales, a
decrease, compared with last year Of
386, 279. and a decrease, compared with
year before last, of 407.5la
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
as above there is now afl0at ana held
In Great Britain and continental Europe
AZ 600, against 72l 900 last year and
$4,000 year before last; IN Egypt 1000
against $4,000 last year and SC. 900 year
before last; in India 354 oOO against
3o300o last year and 900, 900 year before
last, and in the United States I72 oOO
against $4,000 last year and 372, 900
year before last
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

job VIII not he success. The way to
get rid of them is simple and easy; first
take q good suhsol plow and get right
down i'm the bottom of the gully. and
break up the ground. up and down the
gully. out q few feet on both sides, then
take "A good turner and start in the very
bottom of the gully and bed 1t up. You
may haze 10 bed it several times-that
depends on The depth OF the gully. Each
time YOU bed it. start in the bottom, and
and a little further out than before. BY
this method We have gotten rid OF suilles
that were feet deep and feet wide
The banks wctc 50 steep that we hrst
had to GET as close 10 the edge as the
team could with the suosoiier ana soon
if would burst in ana the team could
walk in the gully. by getting rid Of
thos, washes gulies and says. you VIII
mot have 10 make your Suide-r0w so
crooked as you would To have crossed
thern and the land VIII soon be as GOOD
,hera as il is whore there is no gully.
After the surplus water is cut Oft, and
fine eulHes, washes and says disposed or
Won are ready to lay off your ground. TO
do a perfect Job. lay Your 70 wolf on a
watcr-level. if possible and bed 1t up
with a good turner. IL YOU wish high
ri,a, after YOU have bcdded ii. take the
sl4bsoiler and run two burrows IN 'He
bottom Of the low furrow, then with a
hand shovel throw the contents on top OF
the bed BY this means you can get d
nigh he'd. and make a little start toward
torracing. In crossing low places. 1t is
- caDital idea to make the low place a
biah point-give it ! inch IN 20 rect each
1.,, from the low place. and instead Of
gathering to tie low place. the water
win spread from it. A. r. MALLORY.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
YELLOW JACK CLAIMS VICTIMS
Fund Has Been Started for Sufferers
in Mexico

Monterey Mexico September 6.--t
fund for the yellow fever sufferers IF
Linares where the disease is epidemic.
has been started by prominent citizens
CT this city.
From information received here over
the telephone from Iinares business has
been partially suspended and those who
are not afflicted with the fatal disease are
idle though not yet in dire need.
Scores q cases Of fever have been re
ported, and among the afflicted are some
Of the bcst citizens. including the mayor
and his secretary.
a representative Of the Texas health au-
thorities is expected 10 arrive here next
Tuesday 70 supervise the distinction of
the city and to make another thorough
Investigation after which, if the quaran-
tine measures established by the Monte
rey authorities against Ltna"cs and other
infected points arc found TO he officac!oHS,
tno quarantine against Monterey will DC
lifted
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Worlds Takings American Cotton


New Orleans, September iI.-Secretary
Hester has added an important feature
to his annual "in sight and visible sup
ply statements consisting of 4 stale
ment which will hereafter be made week
ly Of the worlds takings of American
cotton.
He shows this week that the mills of
the world took OF American cotton, in
round figures. $4,000, against Io9, 900 this
week last year and 1000 this week
year before last, and that the total
September to II, inclusive, We're 49,
900 this year, against 2oI 900 last year
and 2o8 900 year before last.
OF the total tallings to date the south
is credited with 900 bales this year,
against o5, 900 last year and $1,000 the
year before last, showing that mills out
side OF the cotton belt have taken I63,-
600 this year, against IS 900 last year
and SO 900 the wear before.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Groceries.

Atlanta September i2.-CoGce. per
90 pounds, Arbuekle's $1,000; LION
1910: Blue Ribbon. sc; ground
coffee. choice loc; fair, &c; prime
&c. Sugar, standard graduated 535;
Sirup New Orleans open kettle $4,000
d. 65: mixed choice, 2o@28c; south Geor-
gla cane, CSC. Salt, dairy sacks, 81 500
40: barrel, bulk So so: ice cream, s. 90;
common, 55N6Oc. Cheese, fancy, fun
cream, twins, IA a-4c; singles, l5c.
Matches, Is, AS a-4@55c: aoos. 81 500
LIS. Soda. Arm and Hammer, si|5.
Crackers, soda, &c; cream, &c; ginger
snaps, 6 lac. Pie peaches si.75; table
peaches. s2.75@3.oo. Canned tomatoes,
st6o. Canned corn. So 90. Best mince
meat. Toe ID. choice, 7c lb. oysters, f:
W. sI.75: L. w, si.2o. Fancy head
rice, 7c head rice &c White. fish eo-lb
keg. So 90; white fish. loo-lb. kegs. $40;
mullet fish. 8o-lb. kegs, S4.5o; macaroni'
7c III pork sausage, g lac III. Sardines.
oil case SAYS; sardines, mustard. $3.50;
salmon. ease s3.5o@5 SO. Pepper sauce,
dozen, COO; catsup. pints. dozen, zoe
mustard. dozen, o0c pickles, '5-gallon
COOS SIS SO
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Opium, Morphine, Free Treatment.
BODIES OF HAWAIIAN RULERS

Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial. Dr. Tucker. Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
HAITI ROBBED BY OFFICIALS
Thousands of Dollars Stolen by Dis
honest Public Men.

Port Au Prince Hayt. September r
The Moniteur Official today publishes the
second report of the commission appoint
ed to inquire into the financial scandals
here. Manager Delamayre, Assistant
Manager Oelrich and Puybardet and Tip
penhauer. chiefs of department. all for
merly in the employ Of the national bank;
Former President sam and nearly all his
former ministers are charged with being
connected with the issuing Of the fraudu
lent Ilaytien government securities to the
amount OF 100000. discovered several
months ago
In addition to NM Geden and Saint
Victor. formec ministers under General
Sam who were arrested September by
order of President Nord. IN connection
with the bank scandals. former Minister
Guillams has been arrested and NJ. Tc
conte, also a former minister. has fed
from Port Au Prince.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
SPOT Cotton Prices.
Review of the New Orleans Market

New Orleans, September l2.Spot cot
ton quiet but steady. Sales, 1850 bales,
including 200 to arrive. Quotations ad-
vanced Lice
Futures We're steady at the opening
with prices from 2 to 5 points higher
than yesterdays close In the trading
September advanced IL points to l0.4S,
October 10 to GA, December o to 9.65,
January to 9.69 and March 10 to 9.75.
The Improvement in futures was caused
by better Liverpool than expected and
gulf storm warnings. The market con
tinued firm to the end of the half day
session, September then being lo points,
March and other positions points
higher than Fridays closing figures.
Futures ranged as follows in New Or
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

LADIES to do piece work at their homes We
furnish all material and pay from 81 TO Sl2 weekly
Experience unnecessary. Send stamped envelope
to ROYAL CO.. Desk IT, "a Monroe St, Chicago. Ills
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Removed in Order for Resting Places
To Be Repaired.

Honolulu. September l. Via San Fran
cisco September All the remains of
Hawaiian monarchs in the royal mauso-
leum in Neuanu cemetery have been re-
moved from the mausoleum to tempo
rary structure near by, to allow repairs
and improvements Of the mausoleum, for
which the last legislature appropriated
81 500
The bodies were removed in their cost
~ Baskets by night and with some hing
Of the old time Hawaiian ceremony for
such occasion, and the scene at the Gem
ctcrv was an impressive one EX-Queen
Iililokalani was present to witness the
removal Of the bodies of her ancestors.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
MOTOR CAR FOR THE ARMY.
It Will Be Tested in Actual Service
in Kansas

New York, September 'l.-Equlped
with horses hoers, saddlers, carpenters
and blacksmiths' outfits complete for use
in the army. a motor car will leave this
citv for the war department In Washing
ton in a few days After inspection by
the department it will be sent 70
Fort Leavenworth. Kans., for test in
actual service.
It is the first car Of the kind ever con
structcd and if it comes up to the eXpec-
tations oof it's designers any nece5-
sary repairs to the equipment or arms
of The artillery, cavalry or infantry
branches of the service can be made
on The spot or even while the forces are
on the march.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14

RATCHELOR farmer, educated, energetic. re-
fined. needs ut ambitious. healthy re-
spectacle helpmeet aid financially and other
wise. Gordon Keith" Athens, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Country Producc.

Atlanta. September lo-Eggs. fresh
plaza Country smoked bacon ll6i2 10;
hams. I3@ls. Butter, Georgia fresh table,
1920; Tennessee table 1920; Jersey, 10
d2o. cooking butter. ~ I-2Qt5; condi-
dos improving. Live poultry, hens 80 l-3q
as. fries large. 81 I-2032 i-2; medium.
24626 small 1920 Ducks. puddle.
2o022 + z; Pekin 1880 Dressed poultry.
hens. IL l-2@t3 I-2 per pound; fries / s
per pound: cocks 9@Io per pound tur-
KEYS. 1920 Onions. new crop, $1,000
% bu Cabbages. Virginia. 2 cents per
nound Sweet potatoes, new crop 75695
her bushci. Peas. white. S ,25 per bu. do.
lady. sI75G2. 90; stock. ooQi.25. Dried
fruit. Georgia apples Sc ID; do peaches,
Allh.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Secretary Hester's Crop Statement

New Orleans. September Il.-Secretarv
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement. issued during business
hours today, showed that the amount
brought into sight for the week ending
for the seven DAYS ending September II
last year, los. OF year before last and
s. 45e same time in 1900
This makes the total amount for the
eleven DAYS of the new season So .3e2.
against 325 .346 last wear. I5g $40 YEAR
before last and 1855, 334 same time in
loon
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Flour, Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. September I2.-F1our: Diamond
patent, s5.25@5.35; fancy patent. S4.s5;
straights. 81 40; extra fancy. So. 60:
fancy, So SO: first patent spring wheat.
SAYS Corn choice white, 74c; No.
white 7ac; NO. mixed zoe. Oats
white clipped. SIC; No. white, soc; No.
mixed, 4ec. Bran. SI.I5. Brown
shorts sl25: white shorts Si4o Vic
tor food, S 35 per 100 pounds. Quaker
food. Sl25 Hay choice large bale,
$40; No. / small, sloo; No. 2 small.
ooc. Plain corn meal, 75c; bolted. CSC.
Pearl grits, S 90.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
Three Men Face Peonage Charge.

Troy, Ala, September lis. w. Tyson.
j. D. Crumpler, DR.. c. d. Clements and
E. l.. Warren of Coffee county. were
brought before United States Commits
sioner Tutwler today on charges OF
peonage.
The defendants belong to some of the
first families of their county.
Crumpler. Tyson and Clements were
held to bail in sums of $500 each
Warron WAS DISCHARGED
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
FOR NORTH CAROLINA MURDER
Negro Has Been Arrested by Phila-
delphia Authorities.

Philadelphia, Pa, September Io.-A tel
egram was received today by the police
department from the police of GreenviEle,
n. G., requesting that Essex Stayton, d
negro under arrest here, be held to await
requisition papers, as he is wanted to an
sWer the charge of murder.
Stayton was arrested yesterday on
complaint of his wife. Alice, who charged
him with assault and battery. She also
killed Abraham H. Little his brother in
law, at Grimesland, n. c., in March.
1902. Stayton admitted shooting the
man in self defense
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-14
F,nlits and Vegetables.

Atlanta. September l2.-Tomatoes:
Demand and prices improving: peppers y
and ST per crate; egg plants. no demand
lettuce. 8 to SIPS per crate; beans; Ioc
crafe. celery. So. SO to 81 per crate. New
irish IRISH potatoes, No I, $50 to eo9 per
hnshcl Catalogues si.5o 70 50 per
crate. Cucumbcra sl.I5Q so per crate.
California fruit-Bartlett pears, SPY $500 70
ST.95 to ST IS; assorted piums 81 IS to
50: assorted black grapes So to $3.50
Toli8vs So so to So