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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-27
CHARLESTON TO
BOOST SATURDAY
Lewiston Men to Attend the
Meeting Accompanied
by Band
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Wash, March 81
Saturday evening is the date set for
the big booster meeting which will be
held at Bradford hall when the Clarks-
ton residents will have an opportunity
to display their booster spirit.
A delegation of more than 100 Lew
iston boosters, accompanied by the
Lewiston military band, will attend
the meeting.
A committee composed of DIR. D. H
Ransom. of Charleston, and Robert
Schliecher and ]. o. Bender, of Lew
iston, was appointed at the meeting
of the executive committee Of the
Booster club to wait upon Charles
Francis Adams, and ask him to ad-
dress the club at some future date.
Tax for Street SprinkIing.
At the meeting of the council last
evening it was decided that an ordi-
nance be introduced taxing the busi-
ness houses for a portion of the ex-
penses of sprinkling the business
streets. Heretofore the expense has
been raised by popular subscription.
Thirty-five applications for dog
licenses have been made, according to
the report Of Marshal Mcbride. The
ordinance fixing the license Of dray
wagons was amended so that S. per
quarter must be paid for the first
team and $3.50 for each additional
team.
Bremen Sells Feed Yard.
John H. Bremen has sold his feed
yard to J. Correll, formerly of Look
out. Mr.. Cornell will move his family
to Charleston. Mr.. Bremen has pur-
chased the Idaho feed yard across the
street from the Temple theater at
Lewiston.
Demorest Medal Contest Tonight.
The Demorest silver medal contest
will be held tonight at the Methodist
church. Six boys will contest for the
prize which has been offered by the
w. c. T. U.
Charleston News Notes.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
.liNI cIuTCH VIII give al raster supper
Thursday evening, March %, at the
RAMSEY hotel.
John A. Avre is preparing to move
his family 10 Snokane
GEORGE R. Rursell wife and son,
clinton. left this morning for an ex-
tended visit at Snokane
George L. Nacomhe has returned
from a. weeks visit AZ Colfax
Epworth leaoue me'nhers are MAX
ing preparations for a "newepaner' go
cial, which is to be given at Bradford
hall Friday evening. Arrangements
are under way for each business house
to advertise by dressing a young wom-
an in attire representing their bust
ness.
Harry Graves has returned to Pull
man, where he is attending the Wash
ington State college.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-27

Buy your cake and colored eggs
from the ladies egg-le-taire supper
Saturday evening in the Means build
ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-27

H. N. BLACK, Archttect. off1ce Rooms
and Bee Hive block.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03

Rsceipts at all ports for the day will te- tai about ss 900 bales vs. 2s.oee lese yeers ana taoo5 year before Astl since ftdnr about DO oo6 vs. 5000 year ago ana lsA,- o0o in iee4, indicating a weeks into sent of upwards of about t2s.ooo vs. stoseeV fn 1906, and zs7.o0o year before iast
 The census report on quantity ot ootton r,nnsd to January fst, to be published Jan-- nary sin was also under discussiop. ana al- though longs made the claim on December so,h when if 100, 900 bales were reported sinIed 10 December 18th. against s.soo.009 Jss, year that there would be less cotton ejnned after said date. December 18th, man was ever sinned before. they ~admitssa ~ .1uay .,,, that the next census would prooapiy snow as much if not more ginned during the iest neriod. December 18th to January fst. tnsa i.st years 426.0o0, yet worked fndustriousiy tor higher prices even though chances are the next census will probably show tnat their calculations for moderate crop or about I2 500 900 bales are far from beinR last year during the last period, and ein- ninrs for the balance of this season be m larger than they were last year after tns first of January, the indicated crop, minus of linters would total f2.set.060 bales. Mean- while however. ia the absence of short sell- ing. discouraged by the large discount op low middling from middling in the local market 100 points discount against sS points at New York. lonsS are in the saddle for the reason that after deductions have been made cotton> delivered on contract m the New Orleans market which on January is about s3 points higher than New fork, would not net hardly, if any more. in ys ysi1e ,s delivered in the Northern market. about sts here. si1 in New York =is af
 Yours truly,
 C. c. ABERCROMB1E A fCOs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
HAYWARD, WICK & CLAfsK'B COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter cotter & Co..
 

42 C0mmefce Street.
 New Orleans. Jan. 2.--There was no occur renee in the outside world since Saturday to materially affect the outlook. New York recorded some advance Monday and the markets confornned to 1t today, first trades here being at eight to ten points above last Saturdays closing fiEnrss. Trad ing Is featureless people awaiting develop ments. 4 cause for stesdiness is the aRita- tfon against the system of fixed grade dff- ferences in New York, inasmuch as it sug- gests caution on the short side in the dis. count months there. s k Port receipts on the other hand continue very heavy being about 127.0t0 for the three days against 33,e53 last year and 4S,i57 in 1905. This leads to unfavorabIs views ra- sus report which is fixed for qualifications on the gth instant at 1 pm, and will give the amount ginned to January 1st.
 The spot market Is steady with fair de mand About 5000 bales, mostly medium and lower grades were sold during the holidays Good middling Liverpool is from 90 to 95 on January futures.
 The effect of moral pressure towards closer harmony between futures in New York and spot values in the South mani fested itself by further advances in the afternoon Spot business was helped and encouraged thereby: demand became brisk and total sales will be large Some buyers report 1-16c advance. Futures although very dull gained point for point, March sell ing as high at 10. .1s Shorts fear further effects of the present agitation against New York and were the principal buyers
 WALTER coTrER 6 co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
 Chicago. Jan 2.-The local wheat market duced by increasing receipts in the North- west At the close wheat for May delivery was off ae%e. Corn was p.sv,.Ions nnonanssa wsrs
 The wheat market /~as weak for the greater part of the day but toward the end about a firmer feeling The easy tone early in the day was the result Of increasing receipts and stocks in the Northwest ana reports of large yield from the harvest in xrsentins Bradstreet's report on the worlds visible supply showing decrease of 1oscoeo bushels sgainst dscsssss ss;an of last year. seemed to give no encoura cement to bull traders. The selling was quite sen. eral throughout the day and the demand came chiefly from shorts. The market
 May opered hc lower at 7sAc, sold off 10 76hc. and closed at 76% Q %c Clear ances of wheat and flour were equal to 671,-
 Primary receipts were 1.242.ooo bushels, against s0s.o00 for tke same day last year Minnea polls. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of sos cars. against SS1 last week and s39 q year ago.
 Notwithstanding the weakness of wheat the corn market was steady all day. In- creasing receipts had a tendency to depress values but the unsettled condition of the weather. offset this influence. Cash houses were the principal sellers. The market closed steady.
 May opened a shade to hc lower at s3S q 14c to 43hc. sold between ISAAC and 4sb Ac and closed at the highest roint. To- cal receipts were TOP cars. with five of con tract grade.
 Prices in the oats pit were slightly lower in sympathy with the weakness of wheat Most of the selling was by cash houses. with Western connections. with the demand of commission houses and a few Dit traders. May opened a shade to K@hc lower at 35Bc to 36c, sold up to S6c, where 1t clos ed. Local receipts were 3i0ecars.
 Provisions were firm all day on buying by local packers. and the volume of trad ing was larger. The main factor affect ing the market was small stocks of provs- ions at Liverpool. At the close May pork was mp 25c at s1e. s2kc. Lard was 20 cents higher at s9.5o. Ribs were 15c higher at Ss.s7h.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat s7 cars; corn 42s cars. oats 222 cars: hogs 27.o0O head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
H. 6 B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C.G. Abercrombie A ca
 32 Commerce Etraat

By Private Wire to C.G. Abercromble q Co.
 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans Jan. 2.--As if to demon strate its inherited strength the cotton market ruled higher at the opening of the New Year. notwithstanding the movement in the way of port receipts to have been of immense proportions for this period of the season The firmness Of futures was traced to the spot department where holders were found to be exacting full quotations, in some instances demanding prices shade hiRher than last weeks close. and it was learned that good business had been put through over the holidays, not only here but at oth- CT important points in the South, especially at Memphis where spot sales last Saturdav a half holiday. amounted 5000 bales for export to Europe. Consequently offerin1s of future contracts were light in this mar ket and in New York, during the first haIP of the session, room traders finding m trouble to bid up the market at will, March advancing to 10.19 against TO- 01 at fha close of last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING IN STAPLE WAS MORE ACT

Opening Was sseady at Drcliae to slight
 Advance on Fair Cables--FeaI-
 king by Longs Caused
 Recession.
 ~ New York. Jan. 2.--Trading in cotton was steady e firm at the close two points net lower on October and s@12 points hixher on other months. Sales were estimated at 15os0oe bales.
 The opening was steady at a decline of two points to advance of two points, which was about as due on the cables. There seemed to be a quiet but steady de- )mand for January by spot people and this fmparted steady tone to the entire list which gradually wor,xed higher Realizing by local longs caused slight rseessions nt times during the session, but the general tendency was upward until January reached s.4s and March 2. 70 or about 13@1S points net higher.
 The narrowing of the January-March diff ference to 21 points after selling 35 points apart on last Friday attracted some atten- ton and led to rumors that various spot people were trying to secure control of the local stock The weather in the South was rather wet and port receipts for the day were a shade lighter, but the interior esti- mates for tomorrow were full.
 Receipts at the ports today 6ss0S bales, against 2s.e05 last week and 2s.4Ss last year. For the week (estimated) 2S0.006 baiss against sfI7sf last week and 1s4,s45 last year.
 Today's receipts at New orleans 4.oss bales. against s.39l last year and at Hous- ton 1s,ss4. against 7.75s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
Interior Movement.

1s.5s4: gross receipts fs.5S4; shipments 2o.- 543: sales 2.ss3: stock s2.443
 Augusta-Steady, 10Rc; net receipts 12T; gross receipts 75s; shipments 1.111; sales ss5: stock 50.o9s.
 Memphis--FTm. 15Ae; net receipts 1.5s4; gross receipts s.344: shipments 1894: sales 5,200: stock 1se.s19,
 St. Louis--QuIet, 1eAc; sales 200; stock 26,S3t.
 Cincinnati--Nst receipts 1880; gross re- ceipts 1889; shipments 1,520; stock 10.s1A.
 LouisviIle--Firm, f0ha
 Total today--Net receipts 22.554; gross re- ceipts 14.S2S; shipments 34.773: sales s.oss; stock 34G,s9e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NAVAL STORES REvrEw

Savannah. Jan. 2.--(speciaI )-Despite the fact that another five day week has just ended. the New Year found spirits of tur- pentine at 671kc per gallon. or within one half cent of the highest values of the sea son, The article was in splendid demand at 67hc and in the late trading of Monday the market was about cleared of every cask available.
 As a usual thing there is not much incli- nation to trade around the holidays and in fact the cotton markets were closed on the day before Christmas and New Years. but this was not the case in the naval stores markets, good substantial trading being in- dulged on the eve of both holidays In fact it quite evident that most of the traders had commitments for month-end which were urgent and probably for this reason as mucA> another the trading up to, and after the official closing of the markets was brisk.
 The receipts of turpentine in the weel. just closed as well as that previous neces- sarily showed a smaller volume since a day was "cut out of both, yet the total did not ably expected. In fact the total arrivals were just about sufficient to satisfy the healthy demand and inroads as a rule have been made the stocks of both markets
 The receipts were: Day 54s casks; week 29S4 casks; month 14s35 casks week total of 17S4S2 casks for the season. S,7s3; season 1so,775. Of the weeks total 1,57O casks were shipped to foreign ports. Total sales for the week were 2.5eS casks and stock on hand 19,299 casks.
 While the upper or pale grades of rosihs developed but little change. the trading in the lower grades was quite heavy and the trend as rule was toward the top. From II and below quotations stand near the seasons highest level. At the close Mon day the following quotations prevailed; Wa ter white s6. s5 window glass $6 65; s6; M s5. 50. K s5 IS; $4. 80; H s4 20: G st l56S4.2O; $4.15@34. n s4.121S; CBA s4.07h.
 Receipts of rosns were: Day z,421; week 12,2e1; month 7514s: season 544.37S.
 The exports: Day 2421: week 1s.2e1: month 75, 146: season 544.37S.
 The exports Day 3,413; week 16.ssS; month 62,365; season b13.S17. Foreign 11,- 5s7; stock 7377s. Total sales for week 11,o55
 L. W. cRovATT
 Savannah Jan. 2.--Turpentine firm ss <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NEW ORLEANS coTroN

New Orleans aJn. Spot cotton closed firm. 1-t6c up; middling 1Okc Sales on rtva. ~
 Futures opened steady. ten points higher principally on the demand for January cot ton left over from last week Trading ya. not large and was confined mostly to switch Ing The close was steady, eighteen points net higher than Saturdays final figures,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
ST LOUIS PRoDrCE.
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS

St- LOuls, Jan 2.-The bt. Louis graiI markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat May 75a4 B asked; range 75A 75A. July 7+S asked; range 74b to 74%.
 Corn Jan. 39 asked May 4i%; range 41%9% to 41A. July 42l4 bid.
 Oats Jan 34ia bid May 355s4a4 bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NEW YORK PRoDrcE

New York Jan 2.-Flour dull and barely steady.
 Molass4s steady
 Sugar raw quiet fair refining sl.1sc; centrifugal 96-test 9i6c. rnolasses sugar 12-16c; refined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NEW ORLEANS sUCAR MARKrT

NtW VTIrahs Jan. 2--Nugar steady: open kettle centrituEal 3% g3 12-lso; centrifugal whites 464 1-l6c centrifugal yeIlou, az Sa 15-1sc; seconds "A a3 S-16c: new mo lasses syrup 31 e 34c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement

Galveston-Steady. 10 5-16c: net recein+s 24.ss1; gross receipts 24.9Sl sales iS2: stock SlI,6Ss; shipments to continent $500: coast wise 1.456. N0'St
 New Orleans 1OAc; net receipts 4o35
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
gross receipts t.oss: safes s;s.s; stock tcs.-

gross receipts 4,o35; safes s.s7s: stock t0s.- 6s1; shipments coastwise 2.is2.
 Mobile-Steady, Toe: net receipts s3si gross receipts s36: sales $50; stock 6s.zs2; shipments to Great Britain 5.141: coastwise 2s
 savannah--steady, sxc: net receipts H. 1s4.15s: shipments coastwise +.os4. Charleston-Firm, exc; net receipts 27i; gross receipts 274; stock 14.75s.
 wilmington--Steady. sEc; net receipts 7ss: gross receipts 7ss: stock s,so7; ship ments to continent 12.iss,
 NorfoIk-Steady 10Lc; net receipts 2.77s; gross receipts 277s; sales 65I; stock 52.so9; shipments coastwise 2,022.
 Baltimore-NominaL 10Mc: stock 2.343.
 New York-Steady. 10. 75: gross receipts 1,271; sales 45.200: stock t43,so3.
 Boston-steady. 1o.7s; net receipts 2s5; gross receipts 5.003.
 Phnadelphia-steady. lie; gross receipts
 wiiminston--eAdd a.sTo Bales to net re- cAipts since Sept 1st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
rnrAsunv nArANcrs

Washington. Jan. 2.-Todays treasury bal ances. exclusive of the gold reserves show Available cash balance ........ .s23s, ,s97, orc Gold coin and bullion .,.. .. 105,27se eB2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. z. Refunding 2s registered ....1o4h
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 do. adjustment As .... .... .. . s2% Atlantic Coast Line 4s ..., .... .. .. es Baltimore < Ohio As .... .... ......fo2A Brooklyn G R' T. cv. 4s Is. ."'' ''. son Central of Georgia 5s .... .... ......109h
 do. 1st. Inc .... .... o.. 90
 d do srd. m inp Inc ''.4 "A. '',' .... .. .. = ss Chesa. & Ohio AS .... .... .... ... .105k Chicago & Alton shs .... .... .... .. 7sN c R. T. X Pacific k R. 4; ........ ,''. :. ?s
 Go col 5s .... .... .... .... .. 90 c C. C. & St. L. gen. Is .... .... ....1O1 Col Southern Is .... .... .... .. 92K Denver & R. Or. Is. s...... " ........... ' sss Distillers' Sec. 5s .... .... ...... ss% Erie prior line As .... .... .... s7b Hocking Gs ns" valley 4ns .'.: :': :,Sas
 do. End series " .... " .... '.''' .... s7 Japan 4As certificates .... 91N 1ouisv < Nashv. Unified Is .... .'' .1Ss Con. gold As .... .... ,..1Oo Mexican Central Is .... .... .. S4%
 do 1st. Inc. .. ca. 271a Minn & St. L. 4s .... .... .. .. e5 Mis-. K. & Texas 4s .... .... ...... 97h
 do. Ends .... .... .. SEA- Nat. R. R. of M. con. 4s .... .... .. s4h N. r. Central gen. 3%s .... .... .. 93% N. J. Central gen. 5s .... .... .... 127X Northern Pacific 4s..... ..,. .... ..102H
 do. 3s .... .... .... .... e.. .. 73% Norfolk & West. con. 4s ... .. ... . s9 oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s 3. .... .. 93% Penn cv. 3Ms .... .,.. .... ...... 9S Reading gen 4s .... .... .... ss St. L. 6 !. M. con. 5s .... .... ....113% sf. l.. & s. F. fg As .. .... 70. .. s2 St. l.. S'west con. 4s .... ... . TIA seaboard Air Line 4a .... .... .. S1H Southern Pacific As ,... .... .... .. SSh
 do 1st. 4s certificates .... .... s4% southern Ky. os .... ...' ..113% Iexas Paclfc lsts .... ...11TH Toledo. St. L. & W. As .. .... .... .. si% Union Pacific 4s .... .... .... ....1O1A U. s. Steel 2nd. 5s .... e.. .. .... sa Wapasn ists '.'' .s'' .'.. .1l4h
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
Total Movement,

Total today at all ports, net esso3; ship ments to Great Britain 13,s0s; to continent 2s.477 to Japan e,3ls: stock 1,s31.sss. Consolidated at all ports net 2l6.f6s;' shipments to Great Britain 113.393: to France 17.5s3; to continent s2.oss; to Japan e.31s
 'Tota1 since Sept. 1. at sll ports. net 6.01s,s4T: shipments to Great Britain 1.s45.- sls; to France sOs,1ss: to continent i.717,- sos; to Japan s4,4s4.
 a-EnrracA ah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03

New York. Jan 2.--Cotton futures closed very steady on the New York Cotton Ex- shange today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
Dyu1v yOnK COFFEE MARKET,

New York, Jan. 2.--The market for coffee ,,,tures epened easy at n decline of 15 @ 20 joints and increased the loss during the ses- sInn under European selling and liquidation
 Large primary receipts. lower European ca fies and runnors that there had been 6 hitch in one of the vaiorization loans ap- peared to the main bear arguments. Prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
RRApsTREEr.s GRAIN srArIsrroa.

New York. Jan. Especial cables and tel egraphic communications received by Brad streets shaw the following changes In avail able supplies compared with previous ac- counts:
 Wheat United States east of Rocky Mountains increased 139.000 bushels: Canada decreased 329. .000; total United States and Canada decreased 1s0.o00: afloat for and in Europe decreased 900, 900: total American and European supply decreased 100000.
 Corn. United States and Canada increased ITS, ,000
 Oats, United States and Canada increased l.2s3.000.
 ed this week set forth in the following tables:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Jan a.--Cntton seed OH; prime 39c: crude 32c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FrrUREs
NEW ORLEANS sPnT f,nrrnN

NeW UrIeanf. Jan. 2.-Spot cotton closed firm; sales s.s75 bales; receipts 4.os5: stock 4e6.es1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
Clarke Palmer Cole.

Public Auditor and Accountant
  E. o. Box 2s Atlanta. Examinations for firms. corporations. pal and county audits and systems . speciality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. Jan. 2.-The London tin mar ket was lower after the holiday with spot quoted at f191 15s and futures at f192 ss. Locally weak in consequence with spot quot ed at $41. .6O9$42 .o0.
 Copper unchanged to q shade lower abroad; spot HOS 5s and futures fI06 10s Locally strong; very little available for de livery earlier than tho summer months Lake $23. IS q SEA. 55; electroiytic s2s 50@ S24 %; casting $23. 25 a s23.75
 Lead unchanged at $s .00 Q$6.25 locally according to delivery. London Is 2d lower at f1s 17s Cd.
 spelter unchanged at FPS in London and &6. 65 Q$6.75 locally.
 Iron unchanged to a little lower abroad standard foundry quoted at 61s: Cleveland warrants 61s Sd. Locally unchanged No foundry northern $25. 20 q $26. 25: No. 2 do. SPA. 75 Gs25.75; No. 1 foundry southern S25 5Oa s27, 50: No. do. $25 % Q S27.O0.
 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
 St. Louis, Jan. e.--Flour steady
 whIskey steady $1 33.
 Pork higher; jobbing $1s.7
 Lard higher: prime steam sg. 10.
 Dry salt meats higher boxed extra shorts ss. 37 F clear Hibs $s .3714; short clears 9.62A
 Bacon higher; boxed extra shorts S1o-12s: clear ribs 1o.12h: short clears $9 .12A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
C. q 'u.f AsERGhoMsrr sasik < co.
MEMpHIs CnTTON OIL.

Mernpnis. Jan. 2.--Cotton FeeH "'I' priHiH crude 2sc; choice meal $?5 %: choice cake ss4. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
LOCAL COTTON.

Spot cotton in the Montgomery market was quoted as follows today:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
L. W. cRovATr.

Savannah Jan 2.--Turpentine firm 6s& a67c; sales 57o; receipts l,lSl; shipments seq
 seie6ie4,s am p sS5a S6 stofsk sf eo lSt %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
IT s4so: s4.4o9u.5o; K s5.15; M sB.so: N s6. O0; WIG Se .65; wv S6.s
su-tu-thu

Charleston. Jan. 2--Turpentine and ros4 ]" WiImington, Jan 2.-spiEits turpentine steady 66c; receipts S5 casks. Rosin quiet, s3 so; receipts 452. Tar firm S2 35; receipts 15S. Crude turpentine firm $3.S5. 45O. and $4 50; receipts CT.
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati Jan. 2.-Flour firm. Wheat lower 75c. Corn steady 44@hc. Oats higher. 3Sh c 39o. Rye firm II 1972a Provisions firm. Whiskey firm s1 20.
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