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The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
A Ballad Of Cherries.

with shreds of fruit upon his blu
"A robin takes his saucy ease
Upon my sunny window sill.
And seems to say, What days are
these,"
The whole blithe households in the
trees.
Sir Oxhearts new. rare wine to try,
I scorn at fresco gluttonies-
Give me my cherries in a pie.
Preserves that darkened pantries fill.
And jam in crystal treasures
Call these delicious, II you will.
And turn on them your surest keys.
! shall not mind. Tarts may appease
An eager longing by and by:
But while they swing in June's soft
breeze
Give me my cherries In q pie.
Sweet as nectarean drops. that spill
From clover blossoms for the bees
Are those strong waters they distill
From cherries far away Ger seas.
Ouan maraschino to the lees
And sip your kirsch with spirits high.
To quench your thirst ia have you
please
Give me my cherries in q pie.
Nay. tempt me not, beg. Cerise!
ull be consistent II I die).
Your lips! Take them away. you teasel
Give me my cherries in a pie.
Edward w. Barnard In Jude
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Only One At Home.

Philip Verrill Mighels. the writer.
being in London not long ago. informed
Mrs. Mighels one morning that he
had several errands, and would not
be back for several hours. He was
going to see q lawyer, a doctor. and .
literary agent. and after his business
was attended to, he would gratify an
old wish OF his and go to see Gold
mith's grave. After . very brief pc
riod, to Mrs. Mighels surprise. he 70
turned. why" exclaimed his wife.
"how did you accomplish 20 mu1A In
such . short ume?" because" aid
Mr.. Mighels. "the lawyer. the doctor
and tho literary agent were all out.
The only one In was Goldsmith"
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
The New Idea woman's Magazine.
Christmas Number.


The Christmas number Of the New
IDEA WoMAN's MAGAZINE has table
of contents both practical and festive.
An article on Winter House Gowns
shows two new styles, embodying the
shirred and tucked skirt, the dropping
shoulders and full sleeves. The maga-
zines London correspondent sends an
illustration of an English outdoor cos
tune which has some suggestive acces-
sories; the facts about the winter hats
for practical or ornamental use are set
forth, and neckwear for men has page
to itself. The cooking columns are ar
ranged with a view to the gastronomic
aspect of the holiday season. Season
able sweets for Christmas Day." for
instance, is title that will appeal to
most girls. An article on Christmas
at the Legations is illustrated with
photographs of the little people who
will keep Christmas in the houses of
the foreign ambassadors ut Washing
ton, and 1.-The Madonnas of the Paint
ers" shows some Of the conceptions of
womanhood of the great masters. THE
Poppy Lady" is story Of two young
American artists in Paris who cor
trived to be happy though married;
"Hark, the Herald Angels" tells of
three Christmases in girls life; and
1.-The Fairy's Christmas joke" Bob
by's Christmas in Old Mexico" The
SPIDERS Strike" and 1.-The Shadow
Baby" will help the little people to eE-
joy the holidays.
Wire to Nigeria.
Old Calabar. the headquarters OF
the Southern Nigeria government. has
just been connected by telegraph witt
England.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
EnaII.h own American Land.

II is stated that over 10000. 900
acres Of land In the United States aSe
owned by members OF the English
aristocracy and British land com.
panies and syndicates. Most Of these
estates are situated in the Southern
and Western States. A Dutch cor
poration is said to own 5.0O0. 600 acres
OF land In the West aud = German
company 100000 acres In several
States. Alien landlords own property
in most Of the larger cities OF tie
Union.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Queer Custom Of Koreans.

The destruction OF the Korean i'm
perial palace at Seoul is said to have
been largely due to the fact that ma
tives who saw the blaze early did not
raise an alarm. This WAS because one
Of the customs of the country. OBJ
served at court, has been to charge
with incendiarism and behead any
body who gave an alarm Of nre.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11

Founding Of Tammany Society.
The Tammany Society was formed
in New York in 1889. chiefly through
the efforts of William Mooney, an up
holsterer in New York city. its nrst
grand sachem. to oppose the Federal
lists.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Production Of Rubber.

The general impression prevails that
rubber is . product like wheat or corn
to be obtained from . given tree. The
idea 10 quite erroneous. II has been
estimated that 1000 different species
contain rubber. though commercial
quantities have been obtained from
only forty or nifty.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11

Purioins Original National Air.
Somebody has stolen from the Royal
library OF Belgium the original manu-
script of the "Brabanconne." the ma
tional air of Belgium, which was COM
posed in 1880 by Jeneval and Van Cam.
penbout.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Womeo Pr.ssr pIondse.

That women generally are admirers
os the blonde type a. opposed to the
brunette il sumciently proved by the
frequency with which they bleach
their hair by the aid Of peroxide OF
hydrogen and other chemical prepara-
tions. The fact that most people have
fair hair in early youth would seem.
by the way. to Indicate that our an
cestors were a fair-haired race.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Modern Foo. !. smaller.

II il asserted BY . sculptor thai the
human foot il becoming smaller. The
masculiae foot OF twenty centuries
ago was about twelve inches long.
The average mans foot OF to-day 10
easily fitted with . No. Sh shoe.
which IL not above ten inches and
ssven-sixteenths In length.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Unsympathetle In Perfumes.

The perfume which delights one
person may arouse the deepest dis
like In another. It is related by
Plutarch that Spartan lady paid
visit to Berenice. the wife Of De-
jotnrus. but one OF them smelled SO
much Of sweet ointment and the 9TH
er Of bitter that neither Of them
could endure the other.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Jess In New York.

According to the most authorita-
tive estimates. there are now about
100000 Jews In New York, tho total
POPULATION OF which In 1908. n esti.
mated BY the census bureau. was
S.7l6,l3s. Perhaps the Jews may be
about one-nfth Of the present popula.
tion.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
or,eIn q Golden De. Emblem.

: Origin u Golden Bee Emblem.
II IL said that when the tomb OF
chiidcric. king Of the nrst Frankish
dynasty in the nth century. was
opened In the seventeenth century
hundreds Of golden bees were found
In t. 30 when the French empire
vas established the golden bss wss
adoptoa - one Of tts smblsns.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Education Of indian elrls.

In India only about per cent OF
the girls attend public school. but the
government Of India In It's educa-
tionai resolution states that in trying
to promote the education Of girls .
far greater proportional impulse Is Inn
parted to the educational and moral
tone Of the people than by the educa-
ton OF the men.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
A Touch Of Nature.

When frst the crocus thrusts its point OF
gold
Up through the still snow-drifted gar
den mold,
And folded green things In dim woods
unclose
Their csinkIed spears. a sudden tremor
goes -
into my veins and makes me kith and
To every wild-born thing that thrills and
blows.
sitting beside this crumolins sea-eoai
fire.
Here In tho ciyy's ccaselcss roar and din.
Far from the brambly paths used to
Far from the rustling brooks that slip
and shine
where the Neponset siders take their
I share the tremuioss sense Of bud and
brier
And inarticulate ardors OF the vine.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Harsh Bankruptcy Laws.

HarSh bankruPtey CaWt.
A merchant in Russia cau Lc de-
clared bankrupt II his liabilities ex.
coed $1,000 and he has not the ready
cash to meet them. He can be Ar
rested. and his detention depends on
the will of his creditors.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
No NewSp

No Newspapers In Morocco.
Morocco is the most important
state that is absolutely without c
newspaper.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
White Bread tha Best.

White bread supplies more avail
able nutriments to the body than
bread made from graham. entire
wheat. or any other kind Of donr at
the present time.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
No Wrinkle. In tn. Photos.

A German photographer. Kunwald.
when taking . picture Of q lady Of
doubtful age places sheets Of cellu.
loid between the negative and the
printing paper. thus producing . very
softering effect which hides the dis.
crepancies Of age.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Wild Ducks In Scotia nd.

A new feature In Scotland that
promises well for the future sport
there is the breeding OF wild ducks.
A driven wild duck presents as difd-
cult a shot to the crack gunner as a
driven grouse. and the birds can be
more certainly driven over the guns
from the hill loch than from the low
lying lakes In the English counties,
where that branch Of sport has hith-
erto been most successfully intro
duced and followed. And one great
Recommendation In its favor. which
should lead to its wider adoption in
grouse counties, is that the sport can
begin earlier in the holiday month of
August than grouse shooting COM
mences on the surrounding moors.-
London Country Gentleman.
Ny dad. he likes to. give adviee-he says:
steer clear OF debts,
And also you must leave alone the dead
"pon:t drink" he says "and fight real
shy Of love affairs and such; ,-
q subject for q touch.
Ny dad Is wise. know he is: he speaks
the truth, and yet,
know that famous authors smoke tho
wicked cigarette.
They tell me. too, that every one who
ever made things 20,
Can trace his start to money that some
body let him owe.
The biggest men in Congress are the
gentlemen who think
That one can safely tamper with intoxi-
eating drink.
Perhaps they're bad examples. though
the fellows with the price.
But then how do they ever win. against
my dads advice!
Cleveland Leader.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11

Midget japanese Soldiers.
The average japanese soldier is
not more than 5 feet inches hiSh
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
The Delta Independent.
CLOUD l. SMITH,
Owners and Publishers.

Entered At the pelta, Coior.do pos'ofhce foI
transmission through the mails ~ second class
matter
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
sssUED EVERY rRuDAy.
Ms.e.iia.es.~ Rates.

Resolutions IL respect and condolences, obitn-
aries. ETC., five cents per iinc for each sdii-
n0iai line over ore inc,,.
Gard Of thanks-s 5: 10 Tor each fos"rton.
Disriny advertising rates made known O.,
application.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-11
Wire to NIGERIA.

Old Calabar. the headquarters OF
the Southern Nigeria government. has
just been connected by telegraph Will
England.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-11
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 10.-Todays business
on the stock exchange was the smallest
in years. When the record of the first
hours business became known as 10000
shares, something like despair became
manifest. A large proportion Of the day $
business invariably is done in the first
hour Of the session, owing to the accum-
ulation of orders over night. There were
long intervals of total idleness and some
minutes between single transactions The
days sales of 5000 shares on August %,
1900 is the low record for many years
past. Today's sales aggregated 800
shares. Blizzard day in 1888 is cited as
the nearest parallel Professional Wall
street entertains very gloomy views of
the outlook and the prospect of the clos
ing of many brokerage olsces with the
coming May is much discussed.
4 development that would have awak
ened active trading in a time of activity
was the rains in the wheat belt. Drought
has been a source of growing anxiety.
on the other hand, the statement of the
February exports of domestic products
offered do not contrast favorably with
the reports of last year. The falling off
in the domestic receipts of cotton goes
TO reinforce the anxiety over the supply
of cotton. The market was equally I'M
responsive to this unfavorable considers
ton. The opposition of officials Of the
miners union to the proposal for a soft
coal strike was regarded as encouraging
from stock market standpoint.
Foreign markets were reported stag
nant also and the decline in sterling in
Paris marked a change in the attitude of
that center which has continued to in
vest in London paper during the recent
disturbances
The days changes in quoted values are
not worth specifying. There was not
such utter stagnation in bonds as in
stocks. but that section was very duh
and made no movement of importance.
Total sales par value 81 ,195,Oco United
States bonds, were unchanged on call
Quotations were as follows:
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MARKET WAS BULusH
May Wheat Makes Net Gain
of Cent and a Half.
CORN AND OATS HIGHER
Provisions Show Improvement
by Small Fractions.
CORN AND OATS HIGHER

Chicago. March I0-Fear of an official
announcement OF the decrease in farmers
hands was largely the cause of net
gain of I19c in May wheat today. July
closed at an advance of a4Q5sc. May
corn is UP sc oats are precisely lc
above last nights close, and provisions
AzG10c
At the start May wheat opened &c
lower TO nc higher, at 9214a9Sc. while
July was up sc to 1.Q2sc, at SSizc TO
sSSsQSS24c The early firmness was of
short duration A report that rain dur
ing the night had broken the drought
in Kansas soon started a selling move
ment. With only light demand. there
was a decline. Little activity was mani
tested in trading during the first hour
and a weak tone prevailed. May sold
off to 9l&4c and July to S7@.c. There was
an unusual demand for the September de-
livery, owing to numerous crop damage
reports. In spite of rain in Kansas the
price OIL wheat at Kansas City expert
enced a sharp advance. The sudden
strengt.l in the southwestern market was
regarded here as confirmation of the dam
age reports. As result the demand
-ecame prominent. In the meantime Of
ferings had dwindIed to a comparatively
small volume. May advanced TO &c
gain of PIC from the low point; July
solu up TO s91eqS99sc. The market closed
strong, with May at 94c. the high point
of the day Final figures on July were
at S9IsGSs14c. Clearances of wheat and
-four were equal TO 27T.90o bushels. Pri
mary receipts were So, 500 bushels. against
434soO bushels a year ago. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
574 cars, against PAS cars a year ago.
The corn market ODeued Qlliet and
steady. but weakness soon developed.
The close was strong and at the top
price of the day. May opened lac lower
to sc higher, at 5lasdol9sc. After selling
between soc and 52%sc, the close was al
92Ac. July ranged between 4sfse and
5012c, and closed with gain of 1c. at
501zc. Local receipts were l73 cars, with
4 of contract grade.
Oats were weak early in the day, on
heavy selling by the leading long. The
market closed strong and almost at the
top. May opened &c lower to 1sc higher.
at 40isQ40lac. After selling down to Sss4c,
the price rallied TO 411ec. closing at 4lssc.
July ranged between 3S1.c and 1850 and
closed sc higher, at 3s1sc. Local receipts
were 23l cars.
In sympathy with a decline of 1edl5c
in the price of hogs. the provision mar
ket ruled easier early In the day. The
selling was largely Dy OUTSIDE nolderS
With the improved tone in the grain
markets. there was a renewal of invest
ment demand for hog products Offer
ings were rather light and the market
soon became quite firm. The close
showed slight gain throughout, May pork
being up 10c, at s13.S713c. May lard was
2lzc higher. at s7.2712, and ribs. up TIC,
at $722l2
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. Is cars: corn. 145 cars; oats, 145
cars; hogs, 81 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows
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to firm: lambs steady to weak. Good to
choice wethers, s4.2514so; fair TO choice
mixed. Sc. 5Od4 %; western sheep, 3-25d
500; native lambs. s456q5.75; western
lambs, 81 So16.0o
Kansas City.
Kansas City, March 10-Cattle-Ra-
ceipts 500. including 100 southerns. Mar
ket steady to 1Oc lower. Export and
dressed beef steers slow. 81 60lf5. %; fair
10 good 10c lower, s3.S0d450; western fed
steers, So 40Q4.5O; stockers and feeders
steady. s30od4.50; southern steers weak.
So. 4o95.25; southern cows steady, s250G
3.25; native cows, s2.0odS.75; native heif-
ers, s3.coq4.20; bulls, s2.60q3.75; calves,
s3.oOQso0.
Hogs-Receipts, 300. Market 1Oc lower.
Top, s5.371z; bulk of sales. s5.6G530;
heavy, s5.25G5.3752: packers. 3o,1S05 50;
pigs and ight. ;4pd5N.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Fed ewes s3-75d415; yearlings. si6oq5.1o;
stockers and feeders. s2.75a425.
ST. Louis.
ST Louis. March observation-disclosures,
10000. Beef steers. s3.s5d535; stoekers
and feeders. g. 4oGI4.00; cows and heifers.
s2S5G3.95; Texas steers, g 20q425; cows
and heifers, 81 25GS %.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Pigs and light, s4.75q5.oo; packers. $40
$50; butchers and best heavy. s5.49q
80.
Sheep Receipts. 5000. Market firm.
Natives. 81 49d5. 90; lambs, S4-50G575.
st. Joseph.
st. Joseph, Mo-. March 10.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100. Market steady TO 15c lower
Stockers and feeders, S375d425.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Mostly 15c lower.
Light. s4-s0@5171.; medium and heavy,
s. 1854
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market active
and steady. Lambs, IS 80; yearlings, s5.15;
wethers. $3.50; ewes s425.
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BUREAU or STATISTICS.
Amount of Wheat, Corn and Oats in
Farmers hands

Washington. March Io.-The March re-
port % the bureau Of statistics OF agri-
culture shows the amount az wheat re-
naming II farmers hands on March I
10 have been about I3e 5000 bushels. or
gas per cent of last years crop. as com
pared with 245 per cent CT the crop Of
l93e on hand on March I. 1915. and q
per cent Of the crop OF 1871 on hand on
March !. 1872
The corn in farmers hands Is estimated
at about - 60 80 bushels. Or So Per
cent Of last years crop. against sl.s Per
cent OF the crop Of ISo9 OF hand or March
! 1916. and - per cent OF the crop Of
1901 on hand March !. 1872
OF oats there are reported 70 - about
IS. - co bushels or S4s Per cent Of last
years crop still IN farmers hands as
compared with SIS per cent q the crop
% $40 on hand or March I. ise. and 3as
per cent Il the crop q 1891 OF hand on
March 1Sc
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COTTON MARKET.

New York March 10.-The cotton mar
ket opened barely steady. al decline of
6G12 points on the old and of 3d7 points
on the new months and closed steady
and net unchanged. to 10 points higher.
Futures opened easy. March 1870;
April l6.16c: May. 1850; August. 10 76c;
September. l3 65c, October. 12S2c
Futures closed quiet and steady March,
10 lsc: April. l5.27c: May. Is 49c. June
Is i6c; July. 1910; August. 1890.
Galveston. March 10.-Cotton-Higher
15lzc.
New Orleans March 10.-Cotton-Firm.
Middling. 1524c
Liverpool. March I0-COtton-Spot. good
business done: prices S points higher.
American middling. Sod.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
AntCECS.

Chicago. March notwithstanding
loaa9 Market slow. StoCkers and feed
ers. HsaR4aS: COWS. sI.50iIs -. heifsrs.
s. esd4 30. Gamers. $ISga2 70: bulls, Se..sss
40: calves Sa.5es7s.ea. Texas fed steers
s40r74.6o.
Hogs-Receipts today ., 40. tomorrow.
ale10. Market lSaSeC Lower. Mixed and
butchers. s. 2SssS -. good t. choice 8 So
$40: rough heavy. SS2a65 81, light. $40
a550; bulk Of sales. S-@raS
ep-Receipts, IS.e0o. Market steady
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HOGS A NICKEL OFF
Receipts Were Heavy a nd
Market Closed Lower
TOP PRICE WAS S5.22 ~
Cattle Receipts Medium
StoCkers. Brought So. IS.

The hog receipts Were unusually good
an excitement all day long Toward the
close the buyers began to get anxious
and bid up pretty well on everything
a bunch of 81 pigs brought s465 per hum
dred, which is considered a reasonably
good price. Heavies went at $500 to
So.2212. and nearly everything in this line
that was sold yesterday went TO $500
and held above that figure steadily
Wichita's market was in a splendid con-
dition yesterday and promises. to con-
tinue in fair shape the remainder of the
week Most of the receipts Were bought
at prices to 10 cents lower than on
Wednesday. Chicago was off yesterday
and prices were quoted at 10 to Is cents
lower. Kansas City was strong 10 cents
off, and st. Joseph was fully as much
lower. The receipts in these markets
were not extraordinarily heavy Wich-
ita, however, is able to handle all the
hogs that can be put on the market and
can compete with any other point in
satisfactory prices
The top yesterday in cattle was $50
for calves and 1915 for stockers. Re-
ceipts were pretty fair and the indiea-
tons continue in about the same channel
with a strong demand.
Hog Sales,
by an arrangement between the pack
ers and commission men. hogs arriving
late in the night are fed, watered and
weighed up on arrival and the next morn
ing sold at the previous days prices.
These hogs are quoted under the head Of
early sales" and the fresh receipts. the
sale of which is governed by the market
for the day or which they are sold are
quoted under the head of late sales'l
EARLY SALES
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York March l0-The market for
dry goods showed no features and buyers
show no desire TO operate except for i'm
mediate needs. The strength Of the raw
material is not exciting into liberal pur-
chases the buyer who is steady IN his
determination TO Geplete his stock as
much as possible before placing add
tional orders
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New York Money Market.

New York March 10.-Close: Money on
call easy, 124d2 per cent; closing bid,
1S per cent: offered at > per cent Time
loans quiet; 90 and 30 days. 3d324 per cent;
8 months. 90. d4 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 4cQ5l4 per cent. Sterling eX-
change steady with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S6. 20 for demand. and
al 4S3 7504S3.S so for 60-day bills. Posted
rates, 4S4ia and 1914. Commercial bills.
1925
Bar silver. $3.50; Mexican dollars, sc.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irree1Ilar
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tons were as follows:
Butter-Stesdy. Cresmeries, l4dZ3lzc;
dairy. 131za2lc
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
I7aLlSc
Cheese-Steady. 1oiEG1lizc.
->ansa-. Clrs.
Kansas City. March I0.-Close: WheS,
Higher May S21ac; July. SIC; cash.
No. , hard. S4GS5c; No. .. slas+c. No. ,
lC3 cars
Brau-S5ds6c: shorts. Ss5Ssc.
Corn-Steady- May. fsl.GGlsc: July.
Sic. cash No. ? mixed. &c: No .. @sd
3si1c. Ne. white 4fGslc. No. s. SsTsyszc.
Oats-Hisher. No. : white. 4oizGHizc:
No > mixed. PC.
Rye-Steady. No. . e2ds5c-
Hsy-Ffrm. Choice timothy. 5000;
choice prairies. $7-15asra.
Butter-steads- CreameTies, ltd22c
fancy dairy I7c-
Eggs-Fresh. t5izc
ST. Louis.
st Louis March Io-Close-Whesi-
Higher No. red cash elevator. sac;
track. SIGH. May. sc: July Sc. No
hard. Ss1@oc.
Corn-HiEher. No ?. cash sazc; track
49,; May 7lec, July. s7lsc
Oa;s-Higher. No : cash. Gizc; track.
ic1:2izc. Nay. sgasc; No. white &C
l-ead-SJesdy. 3 81
Spelrer-Stesdy SsS
Poultry-E asy Chickens eizEiec
springs. lec: turkeys i2aI5c: ducks. &c:
geese 5dsc
Butter-Stesdy Creamery. 2sa9sc. tsi
y. I51is0.
Eggs-Ff-m. &c. case count
New York 7rocace.
NsW YORK March Is-Chs-se-St esdy.
Large and small. coloTed and white. SEP
tember. &c: late made 50
BafteT-Lower
EEEEs;eady. bp; lower western
Srsts 90
Sugsr-RaS. arTu. fair refining. $40.
centrifugal. - test 7-lsc. rnol4ss-=s So
gar lI-Isc Refined. ar7a. crushed
5-zsc. powdered. 4ssc. srzurizted. AZ
CoSee-DaiL No Rio. sisc
Poaltry-AlIVe STEADY Western chick
ems -.c. fowls Izs4S turkeys &c
Dressed. arr.: fowls Eszsac. turkeys.
ise &c