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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Governor FoJk IDvlted.

Joseph w. Folk, Governor of Mis- souri, has been invited to visit Bir- mingham as the guest of the alumni of Vanderbilt University on February 19 and 20. On the same dates the Vanderbilt Glee Club will be here and big banquet will be given at the Country Club on the second evening. The formal invitation has been sent Governor Folk and it is believed that he will accept.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
,.1.or NTeu i'm Politics.

The Central Committee of the unlteo Labor League will hold meeting to- morrow morning for the purpose or Considering the resolution adopted py inc Iearue last Sunday looking to enter ing politics by placing ticket in tns field for State offices The meeting VIII be held at ~he Labor Advocate onlce'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
Prisoners Sentenced.

Four prisoners, convicted in the criminal court on various charges, were given hard lahore sentences ranging from nineteen months to two years by Judge Weaver this afternoon. Two others were sentenced to the peniten-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

E. T. Glenn, Treasurer of the college is rapidly improving from his recent severe illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

You can make no mistake when you use the DAYBREAK brands of ferttiiK- CTS. See us before yOu buy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

NOW Is the time to buy DAHbhEAk ,a!.h FERTI,IZERS and Acid FhSspnstes. .'. DOn't delay. Full stock on """~ a' our warehouse. ,Us 4 GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

s.. m. for Daybreak Fertilizers. r1rIceu rirhf. Full stock on hand For immediate "e"Ne MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
IRON SAFES.

CHROME and Pateen Steel screw-door Bank Safes: fire and burglar proof safes bought. sold and exchanged: all kinds and makes. 'nhons 12s If VICTOR MANGANESE and Chrome Steel
 Screw Door Bank Safes and safes of all
 kinds bought sold and exchanged Ellis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
Negro Cabmen Were Arrested but
 Were Released.

Jim Bell. a negro hackman, was shot in the left arm at g o'clock last night on North Court street by Alfred Brags' also a negro hackman. The ball rang ed. upward and struck the bone near the elbow, lodging in the hesn.
 Both negroes were arrested ana. on being taken to police heaoq asl uaI .eL s' u,ss an accident and were released. They said that Bragg was examining . so-calibre revolver when 1t was dis
 At the police station the City Phy- sician Dr. Gaston Greil. was called in and after extracting the ball from the negro's arm. he dressed the wound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

Patrolman sizemore at 7;SO o'clock last night arrested two neeroes' ha Jackson and c. Davis ;,, snaa wsn rs expectorating on the stdewaik. The neproes will he given hearing to- morrow afternoon before Recorder Ba- Der.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
.u L.nhor Organization.

Burlington. Vt, Jan. 1S.-A new Ia bor arRanization- to be known as the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
FOR RENE-sTOKEs.

FOR RENr-The storehouse, SQ Commeree FIrniture Company. Apply to Holt & Strauss
 tf-15
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wANrEp-RoARp oR ROOM.

wANTED-To rent three adjoining rooms, for light housekeeping. convenient to the business center of the city Address K. C..
 care of Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

George Brown, negro drayman' was arrested last night by Patrolmen La. Prade and smith at o'clock charged with embezzlement. It Is alleged by Josh Webb that Brown approprlated one load of pine blocks. valued at $l'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

S10O 0O TO $150. % per Month--Want ten men for Montgomery: must be good sales men. Apply imediately. Address E. H.. care Advertiser. tnu-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

9s cOTDTHWAITE Street for rent 412 Tiavton Street for rent, 512 Clayton Street SoT rent: all in good neighborhood: Apply North Goldthwatte NJ. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

SALESMAN wANTED-A first class all round salesman to cover Unoccupied territo- w: nermanent position and good income to rieht man Address Sales Manager. Box ii0s St. Louis Mo. D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

FOR RENT-Boarding house, s1s Montgom- ary street eleven rooms. bathroom each SiSor kttchen building four, immediate pos session.: near business center. Apply III
 STovIton St 1A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wANTED-Two good solicitors. young men preferred. Apply Circulation Manager. The Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wANTED-salesmen to sell good tailoring.
 Good grade of work and qualities of wool tenn complete and satisfactory. Every gar ment guaranteed Experience or not we instruct you Elaborate and costly sample outfit free of charge. This Is the oppor- tunity for good safesmen. We give the exclusive selling agency for territory desir- ed Address application to L. B.. No. 2ls: Chicago, H. zs-s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wANTED-Specialty salesman to introduce staDle line among city retail Erocors. Must hs fiuent taIker, of genteel appearance, will iInF to begin on small salary and work hard for future advancement. Permanent posi- tSnn State age experience. references and salary expected. Address Staple. care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CUT PRICES On all kinds of COW feed; huiis meal, bran. etc Q. K. Grocery, 25 Monroe St.. Phone 4Te.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
LOST.

IOsT-Between Montgomery Theatre and standard Club one goldi cross. Reward for return of same to Mrs. L. A. oConnell. POI
 Moulton Street. 1S
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wANTED--sALEssIEN.

wANTED-salesmen and saiesladics: $2. 50 daily. experience unnecessary; firm of $2b0,- Soo: travellers SIS and s21 weekly; expenses advanced Address with stamp. A. F. Jones, Montgomery, care General Delivery.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

WANTED-High grade salesmen in every town to sell gilt edge, legitimate mining stocks-ExDerienced men preferred-Ftrst
 class references reQuired-Liberal compen- sation to right parties. Write today for nrospectus and special offer. Southwestern Securities Company. sos M. B. Hellman Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

desiring admission to the wards of the Montgomery Infirmary may se- cure cards by telephon!ng Miss Martin head
 nurse in charge at phone 722 Mont gomery Infirmary. wed-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

TRAyEIINC saiesman wanted to sell gro- rers Permanent position. State present occupation and salary expected. Los An Seles Cider Co.,. St. Louis. Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

THE ANNUAL Dividends and surrender val mes of the Phoenix Mutual Life policies are pleasing our policy holders. and disturbing our competitors. G. G. Miles. Gen Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
FOR RFNT-REsIDENCEs

FOR RENT-FIve room cottage, unfurnished Hr nartIv furnished. Equipped with cleo sr,c fights and gas connections Hot and cnId water. porcelain bath. etc In best ~ natobborhoods. and close to three street car ines and schools. Paved sidewalk to sm narts of city. A bargain. Rent very zaa zaaaasponabIes Reason for renting party will trsveI P. O. Box 2s7. City. 3t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

CALIFORNIA Illustrated Magazine. brim fulI of money making opportunities News of gold mines and precious gem mines, real es- fate investments. Fakes exposed. Infor- nation department Stories of Success. Sample free. Six months trial ter cents. write today Address Southwestern Success, Sai IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

SALESMEN WANTED-Agents to sell Wrapping Paper and Bags. a side line.
 Agents covering fixed territory every sixty commissions liberal. Address Department A The Kemper-Thomas Company. station H. Cincinnati, O. 4 D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

WANrED-Inventors to send for our free illustrated handbook, a synopsis of patent laws and regulations Milo D. Stevens & Co., AttyR.. S25 14th St. Washington. D. C.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

WHOLESALE Merchants handling cigars in Montgomery should consult Hermann Ross he will take contracts for honest ci- gars in any quantity at prices vou have to nay anywhere for the same line of goods
 Mont gomery manufacturers need a little of that ten million business. fS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wANTED-Salesmen of ability and neat ap- pearance to call on all merchants in their territory; elegant side line convent nt to car "; good commissions; prompt remittance. Belmont Mfg, Co, Cincinnati. o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

and dollars to put into a solid enterprise worth fifty thousand: pay handsome diyi- Sends: Investigate. A. G., care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14

wANTED-Five young ladies and five young men to take part in vaudeville company be- ing organized. Please call at Auditorium from 10 till 3 o'clock today. 29 TWO Ladies and two men wanted at once $2. 50 per day guaranteed salary. Call Monday between ten and two o'clock. 29 Cleveland Avenue. 2S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
PUncBBOWL. MURDER
INQUEST is BELD

The inquest on the body of Magnus
Folktward who was shot to death at
Auwaiolimu on the night of June 80,
was held last night at the police sta
ton, Coroner Kalakiela conducting
proceedings
Attorney Correa asked for a stay of
appearing for the prisoner under ar
! rest in connection with the shooting,
returned from Kauai. The request was
denied
DR.. D. r. Judd testified that the
cause of Folktward's death was bull
let wound in the body.
Pelekina (w) testified that A. Car
valho and the deceased had fight in
a house on the night of June 80. Car
valho being worsted. The men were
separated and Carvalho left the house.
She went to bed and heard two shots
fred in the house. That was all she
knew of the murder.
Mary Opeka testified along the same
lines as the previous witness. Several
of the people in the house We're drunk |
and she was in similar condition |
After Carvalho went away witness
went TO her room and remembered
nothing until a police officer woke her
up next morning. Folktward had
only been to her house twice.
After considering the evidence sub
..ahtted, the jury returned the following
verdict:
THAT the deceased, Magnus Folkt-
ward. came to his death from gum
shot wound, administered by a person
unknown to this jury"
The jury consisted of H. ]. Mossman,
J. Grace, Ed. Wongham, Poki, Kau-
hina, Geo. Karratti and ]. Chamber
ain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
CRAWLS DOWN
THE LONG
PIPE
Expert Gets Soma In
side Information at
the Dam.

The pumping out of the accumulated
water in the big trench at the Nuuanr
that was looked for. All day yester
day big steam pump kept a stream OF
muddy water turned into the streambed
below the dam and on the other side of
the corewall, where the depth of water
seems to be just as much as on the up
per side, two-man hand pump was
worked continuously. In spite of this
only the upper part of the trench was
emptied, the inflow on the lower levels
yesterday afternoon seemingly keep
ing just about even with the pumps.
Today another steam pump viii be put
to work and it is hoped that the bot
tom of the core wall will be exposed
sufficiently for examination by this
evening
The inflow appears to be principally
on the lower side of the core wall, at
one point two streams of clear water
squirting with considerable force
from the rocky side of the cut. This
is the point referred to by Patterson as
a proof that the accumulated water in
the trench is from artesian springs and
not seepage water, as claimed by How
land.
Nor is the work of sinking the test
opening at the end of the core wall
getting ahead very fast. Expert Kel
logg has asked that a bigger crew of
men be put at work at that point, and
today doubled force will be shoveling.
Even with this it is going to take until
Friday to reach the suspected ground.
CRAWLED THROUGH THE PIPE.
In the meantime Mr.. Kellogg is de-
voting his time to an examination of
what work he can see. Accompanied |
by c. FL. Smith, the engineer on the
work, he crawled on hands and knees |
through the long wooden pipe in the |
bottom of the gulch, getting inside in
formation as to it's construction and |
Continued on Page A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
HE|AUS BY
THE SCORE.
I. g. Thrum Finds Many
Temples on
Kauai.
race issue.

Seventy-five heiaus, or ancient Ha-
waiian temples, including sites, were
located by T. C. Thrum, the statis-
| tician, on the Island of Kauai during
| a visit which ended last Sunday.
These, added to those already known
on this island, Maui and Hawaii, run
the total number of located temples
up to about 240.
Mr.. Thrum's visit to Kauai was es-
pecially in the interest of the location
of heiaus, traces of which are dis
appearing as years go by. All these
seventy-five, however, were fairly well
defined. In one instance, Mr. Thrum
found heiau where physical evil
dences indicated recent use. It was
the one found at Polihale, and was
built for devotion to the goddess Laka,
(hulas), and was known to have been
used for ceremonial rites even up to
the time of Kalakaua. There are little
mounds of stones piled up on the edges |
of two of the four terraces, which ap-I
pear to have been of recent placing. |
These terraces run back 104 feet into |
the cliff.
Mr.. Thrum was accompanied over
Kauai by ]. K. Farley. The heiausj
found We're scattered from Mana to
Haena. A few We're in fair condition.
but, of course, all We're in ruins
Measurements We're made of a number
of the temples and no two were found
alike.
Among the most noted of the tenn
Pies listed was the one at Hauola at
Waiawa and close to the new home of
F. Knudsen. This is a platform hei-
lu of two divisions. measuring 136x179
'eet- 1t is, perhaps. in the best con-
iition of all those seen. The largest
Continued on page ..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
TWO EMINENT
STATESMEN
HESITATE
Lane and Achi Cannot
Both Go to County
Convention.

The wicked Mr. Achi is afraid, and
Senator John Lane dasn't That is
about the political situation in the
Eighth Precinct of the Fifth District
Both of these gentlemen are very dis
tinguished statesmen. Mr. Lane has
said, and has said that Mr. Achi
agrees with him, that it is thankless
task to be distinguished, and that he
doesn't want to be, a bft-neverthe-
less, the distinction is his, and he has
a Sunday school class, and there you
are.
Mr. Achi also has distinction. He
Senate, and has managed campaigns,
and has the added distinction that a
good many better men, perhaps, are
afraid of him. So he can not get away
from his distinction, either
Now, it so happens that each of these
gentlemen, both of whom are parlia-
mentarians-and that is more distinc-
tion-wants to 20 to the next. Republic
an County convention, and both live in
the same precinct. AS they represent
opposite political factions, of course
they can not both go to the conven-
tion. Mr.. Lane, to add TO his troubles, |
has been repeatedly beaten in that |
precinct by the bad Mr.. Achi. In fact, |
Mr. Lane never did beat Achi there |
but once, and that was when the la
mented Lorrin Andrews showed him |
how to do it.
But, while Achi has repeatedly
beaten Lane, there are some present
oogent reasons why Achi himself
should fear to put his own fortunes to
he touch in the primaries, aside from
he fact that it would never do for a
nan seeking a nomination for Super
to be beaten in the
primaries. SO Achi will not be a can
lidate for delegate from that precinct.
,ut will venture his fortunes on a
icl1et to be headed by some man whom
e can trust
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
FALLIERES Dimes LONGWORTHs.

PARIS July Falleres gave brilliant dinner
Longworths. The officials OF the
of the diplomatic attended
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
GREAT BRITAIN RESUMES
RELATIONS WITH SERVIA
LONDON July 1o.-Dpornatic relations resumed
between Britain and Serva

When wife
deed in their palace
of
in
to the
land has followed the lines
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
Copied by Moses K. Kekuaiwa.

Dated at Honolulu, oahu, July 81
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BOTH ARE AFRAID.

Lane, on his part, knows perfectly
for the Achi men if he did put himselt
on his own ticket. Mr.. Lane does not
like being a shining mark. 1t is bad
enough to be distinguished, and to
have the thanklessness of that, with
out giving the hoi polloi chance to
display it's ingratitude by voting for
the other fellow The hoi polloi al
ways did like to sit on the fence WITH
a hatful of bricks and hit every head
in sight Distinguished men all know
that.
his own ticket in the Eighth of the
Fifth. AS Mr. Achi will not. Both
are afraid-or one is afraid. and the
other dare not You can take your
choice as to which is afraid. But the
Lane Sunday school class had big
meeting on Sunday morning, as Sem
ator Lane said that they would.
Yes, I was there said Brother Jim
Quinn yesterday. They did not do a
thing-not a thing
Brother Quinn has got SO used to the
of the wicked Mr.. Achi by
that Sunday school class that perhaps
it does not count for much in his mind,
any more. Habit can accustom men to
anything. AS a matter of fact, the |
whole meeting was devoted to the |
roasting of Achi That is about all the |
Sunday school class ever does. 1t is ,
said to be getting quite adept at it-i
although really it does not seem to
,ut much ice with Achi
Politicians about town are getting to
De somewhat impatient OF the effort
,eing made to lose everything else in
he fight for the shrievalty of Oahu
ounty.
There are some other things at
take" said this gentleman, himself a
ron1inent Republican. I'VE can not
ford TO sink everything in the battle
or the control of the police depart
,ent. Indeed, 1 venture to think that ;
ven the Legislature is more i'm
ortant."
Continued on Page ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10

Oh, but there was great rejoicing in
Honolulu on the 31st of July, in the
year of our Lord 1913, and for several
days thereafter. That was the date
upon which Rear Admiral Thomas of
the British navy issued his proclama-
ton restoring the sovereignty of these
Islands to the King, Kamehameha III,
and it was made a time of general
rejoicing among the whole people, by
order OF the King. You can read all
about it in the histories.
In delving among the archives stored
in the loft of the Capitol building,
Custodian Lydecker of the Archives
Commission has found the original of
the proclamation of restoration issued
ov Admiral Thomas. in command of
all the British forces in the Pacific. 1t
CONTINUED on page >.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
ARE INDICTED
AS AGRARIANS
Four Hundred and Forty-Six Russian
Peasants Are Made to Feel the
Weight OF the Wrath of the Gar.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

PressC Cablegrans)
MIMI NOVGOROD, July hundred and fory-six
have been indicted participation agraran
CAVALRY REGIMENTS MUTINY
TAMBOV July cavalry regiments have utinied and
barricaded themselves in their barracks
DISPERSED BY COSsACKS
ST PETERSBURG July o.-Numerous political denonsra-
tons yesterday dispersed by the Cossack troops
EMPEROR INsPECTs HOSPITALS
ORANIENBAUM, July o.-The Emperor Nicholas the
Empress inspected the hospitals today.
DEATH SENTENCES COMMITTED
TIFLIS, July 9Fearng uprisings government
ued the death uiners
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
SECRETARY ROOT HAS
REACHED PORTO RICO
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico July oThe cruiser Charleston,
Secretary Root board, has arrived here.

o be
viii of the republics
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RESTORATION ANTHEM.
Hail! to our rig1tful king!
We joyful h< nors bring
This day to thee
Long live your majesty:
Long reign this dynasty;
And for posterity
The scepter be.
Hail. to the worthy Namet
Worthy his country's fame,
Thomas the Brave
Long shall they virtues be,
Shrined in our memory,
Who came to set us tree
Quick Ger the wave.
Praise to our Heavenly King!
To Thee our thanks we bring;
Worthy of all;
Loud, we Thine honors raise,
Loud is our song of praise,
Smile on our future days,
Sovereign of all.
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VERY CHEAP FARE FROM
EUROPE TO AMERICA
TO INCLUDE INTERNAL REVEr

WASHINGTON July Civil Service Commission has
the inclusion employees of the internal
in the classified service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-10
SECRETARY or WAR
TALKS TO REPUBLICANS
OF NORTH CAROLINA
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

GREENSBORO, North Carolina July o.Secretary
Republicans here night eve
of the State Convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. Dec. 15.-Unsettled weather in
me northwest had a STRENGTHENING effect
TO-DAY IN the local wheat market the Nav
dellVery closing at net gain of Is. Corn
was up isui4- Oats We're 3SnM cent high
e. and provisions 1lx'0I0 cents higher
The moderate firmness that deveIoped
IN the wheat pit late in the day WAS due
chiefly TO winter conditions that prevailed
throughout Minnesota and the Dakotas.
fear OF decrease i'm receipts AT Mime
apOlis and Duluth due to snow bIockades
on the railroads bringing out a fairly good
demand by commission houses Dnrins
the first part of the session the msri-ef
held steady, there being little in the news
Of the day TO induce either buying or SELL
ing. Liverpool cables were a trifIe easier
and receipts of wheat in the northwest
were slightly in excess of those of the cor
responding day last year. Offerings he
came rather scarce during the last hour
ana this partly accounted for the firmer
feeling. The market closed firm Nav
opened unchanged to a shade higher. al
7S1567SSs, sold between 1884, and 7SBs ami
closed at the highest point
Trading in the corn pit was dull but
the tone of the market was firmer in the
last half of the day because of a b. liter
demand by commission houses and nit
traders. Small local receipts unsettled
weather and the strength of oats were the
principal bullish factors. May opened a
shade lower to a shade higher, at 435s
G4S%. and sold up TO 49,. where il
closed.
More activity was manifested I'm the oats
pit than i'm either the wheat or corn mar
kets and prices made a substantial ad-
vance The continued small movement
was the chief reason for the strength.
MAY opened unchanged TO Il lower al
35s4 a351s sold up to S6Ss and closed at
Provisions were strong all dav and trad.
ing was of liberal volume. Small re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-14
M etaI M arkets.

New York, Dec. 15.-There was a higher
market for tin in London with spot clos
ing at &196 lbs Sd and futures at 1856 IS.
Locally the market was quiet and a lit
tie higher in sympathy with the foreign
advance. Spot was quoted at 42S15 bid
and 1870 asked.
Copper was lower in London. with spot
closing at el05 los and futures at e1e6 los
Locally however, the market was quiet
owing 10 small offerings. lake quoted at
2SOC0 p; electrOlytic. % 621sd22.S71s. and
casting at % 371z6122. 621s
Lead was firm and higher, also at SIG
IS Cd
Spelter was Is Sd higher at e2S in Lon
Con. Locally the market was unchanged
With spot quoted at 6.50G66D.
Iron vas lower i'm the English market
VIII standard foundry quoted at 62s l0d.
Cleveland warrants at e2s 1O1xd Locally
the mar et was firm and unchanged with
No. l foundry northern quoted at q. 256
% p; No. foundry northern. "A. 75d25. .;
No. l foundry southern. p. 5Od27. 30; No. 2
foundry southern. 256Cd21Ge