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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
JOCKEY CLUB WILL
 TAKE LEGAL ACTION

Cincinnati, October 20.--Harvey Myers, vice president of the Latonia Jockey club, tonight stated that the board of directors had rendered him the management of the clubs fight with the Kentucky state rac- ing commission. Mr. Myers stated that inasmuch as the law states that any ac- tion of the racing commission is subject to a review by the state courts, the La tonia Jockey club tomorrow would ask the Kenton county circuit court to review the action of the commission relating to bookmakers and the parimutuel betting machines, and would at the same time ask for a temporary restraining order to prevent the commission interfering with the racing until the questions had been legally decided.
 MT. Myers stated that eminent counsel had been employed and that the case would be carried to the highest court of the state, whether the Jockey club was successful or not in the outcome.
 Mr. Myers stated 1t as his opinion that inasmuch as the time necessary for the trial and appeal of the case would be sev- eral weeks, the 22 remaining days of the present meet would in no manner be in- terfered with.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Personal and General.

Next Sunday night at evening prayer, 7:30 o'clock. the rector of St. Johns oh urch, Ensley, Rev. Dr. Crawford. will commence a series of sermon lectures upon Hymn Writers-Spiritual Effect of Music Upon the Soul" The service will be partly choral. First theme. "Sun of My Soul"
 Russell Bros captured a blue rib- bon at the State Fair by splendid photograph of the Ensley steel mill and furnaces. The picture shows all the plants in Ensley. beginning at No. 3 mines and ending at No. mines, comprising at least mile and 6 quar- ter of industries. The picture is clear cut, every detail showing up fine. It Is pointed out as remarkable photo. and well worthy of the blue ribbon
 Steel City lodge. Knights of Pythias met in regular convention at their hall on Nineteenth street. MT. Tom Lyle re- ceived the rank of knight; Joe Steed. the rank of page. Chancellor Com rnander A. K. Mays and the other of- ficers are much gratified at the prog rass the lodge is makinf this term.
 Harper Reems returned today from a visit to Chicago Pittsburg and other points north.
 Alderman-e l.. A. Daniels of the Fourth ward celebrated his list birth day last night. A few intimate friends were present. Cigars and refreshments were served
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church desire to sincerely thank their friends for the generous patron- age extended them at the booth at the State Fair. neat sum was real ized. which will be applied to the build Ing fund.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21

firms making this and similar announce ments as narrow and bigoted, and in these times as disloyal to the best business in terests of the nation and in as much as the persons and firms now resorting to these unfair and unpatriotic methods maintain their businesses by patronage of democrats as well as republicans, we con- demn these methods as an Insult to any democratic patron which ought to be, and which we hope will be, resented.
 Resolved, That we hereby call upon the farmers of the nation, irrespective of party, who believe in fair play to unite with us through their organization and as individuals in crushing out this unwise and indiscreet spirit which would sacrifice the countrys welfare for party success.
 ALBERT BLUE. Chairman. ROSS s. LUDLOW. Secretary.
 Intimidatlng Employees.
 The efforts made by certain employers to intimidate their employees to vote for Mir. Taft are not succeeding in the way the republicans desire. Some time ago the sharples Separator company, an east- ern concern, in a desperate attempt to force it's workmen to vote the republican ticket, threatened them with the loss of employment by closing down its shops in the event of Mir. Bryans election. The threat was merely bluff on the part of the company to aid the trust ticket, and has been called by Mir. W. W. Marsh president of the Iowa Dairy Separator company of Waterloo, Ia. MT. Marsh believes that instead of business depres- sion following the election of MT. Bryan that there will be business prosperity Should the Sharples company close it's shops following MT. Bryap's election and thus throw It's employees out of work. he promises to give every man who loses his job with the Sharples company em- pIoyment at his own plant In this con- nection he has addressed the following letter to Chairman Mack of the demo- cratic national committee:
 Waterloo Ia., October IA. 1908. Norman D. Mack Chairman Democratic National Committee. Chicago, III.
 Dear Sir:--I have seen the threat of the Sharples Separator company to close down their shops in the event of MT. Bry- ans election. We. as the largest manu- facturers of cream separators in the United States, will agree. in the event of the election of MT. Bryan and the threat of the Sharples company being put into effect, to take the men into our employ. Tn view of the fact that the finished product of the steel trust is the raw ma terial of separator factory, and under the present tariff the steel trust is per- mitted to charge us 30 per cent more, and does charge us 80 per cent more than we could purchase In the worlds mar ket, the Sharples company must be talk Ting as shareholders in the United States Steel corporatiOn rather than a separator manufacturers.
 IOWA DAIRY SEPARATOR co. By W. W. Marsh, President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
EIks To Give Minstrel Show.

The local lodge of Elks has de- cided to produce a minstrel show in the next few weeks. A strong com mittee has been appointed with w. P. Supplies as chairman. The commit tee met tonight in the parlors of the Fllks home and number of sub com mittees appointed. Much enthusiasm was manifested in the meeting and tn e matter will be rushed as rapidly as possible. Chairman Supplies will have the matter in charge and has prom ised the best show of its kind ever produced in Ensley. The various sub committees will report to the general committee Monday which will report to the lodge the work accomplished. Every Elk is requested to help push this along, all the proceeds will be applied to charity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21

years ago. when the corporation was formed Each succeeding year in the history of the organization more money has been made. Although the cost of raw material and labor has been increased, labor-saving devices and in creased demands have made the earn- ings of the corporation greater Today our Barberton plant produces 60 per cent more matches than all the fac tories combined at the time Of the com bination.
 One of the main reasons for the sue cess of the Diamond Match company is that its directors have never tolerated union labor in its shop. They have always been open. We have had no one to dic- tate to us what wages we shall pay, what men we shall hire, and what hours our employees shall work Labor unions today are composed largely of anarchists, so- cialists and demagognes
 It is not the monopolies that stand against the advancement of the country, they are the public benefactors. They are responsible for the advancement or wages. We hear much about the classes and the masses. The greatest number or organized laborers Samuel Gompers ever had under him was 100000 men. This is a country of SO,0000OO of people. The union men are, therefore, the classes and the remainder are the masses And 1t is these classes that are the real tyrants of the country They resort 70 violence to gain their end. And they cling to violent principles.
 This was the speech of MT. Barber, president of the match trust, in introduc- ing the republican candidate for Vice President MT. Sherman sat beside the trust magnate and listened attentively to his denunciatol of organized labor and his laudation of combinations and the open shop. He heard union men char aracterized as anarchists, socialists ana demagogues. He heard union men called tyrants and monoples termed benefactors. He sat by and gave his approval to these sentiments When he arose to speak he uttered not a single word In protest against the slanderous statements of the mighty trust magnate By his silence upon the subject he gave full approval to what MT Barber said. At the same time MT Taft was travelling about the country appealing to union labor to support the republican ticket.
 Threat To Close Shops.
 Chairman Mack has been informed by wire that at a meeting of representative farmers of Washington township. Marion county, Indiana, the following resolutions were adopted, and it was also agreed to form an endless chain among the farmers of the country.
 Whereas. The Associated Press has sent out A statement issued by F. M. Sharpes, president of the Sharp1es Separator com pany of Westchester, Pa, saying that the hour Bryan is elected the sharples works will close down. and
 Whereas. Such statements as this Will Intensity thes present financial panic and will also tend to bring on If possible other and greater financial calamity; therefore.
 Re it Resolved. That as farmers who have the good of our country at heart we deeply deplore such unwarranted state nents and believing they are made 10. partisan purposes to intlnidate and in- fiuence voters. we herewith denounce all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Mass Meeting on JudqeshIp.

mass meeting has been called by the friends of F. c. Goldsmith next Thursday night at the city hall in be- half of his candidacy for judge of the inferior court Several prominent citi- zens will address the meeting. Re- treatments and cigars will be served. This will be the first mass meeting held in the interest of any one candidate.
 The call is issued to all voters of Beat 45 and a delegation from Wylam Is expected. To make the meeting interesting music will be provided.
 The race for the judgeship Is now the principal topic in political circles and meetings of the friends and sup porters of the several candidates are being held every night. Each candi- date has a strong personal following and each claims the election.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
FURNACE Is OUT OF COMMISSION Explosion At No. 2 Causes Con-
 siderable Damage NEW STEEL EXPERIMENTS Many Attend sIye Funeral To Pay a Last Tribute To the We'll Known
 EnsIey Man-Personal and
 General News.
NEW STEEL EXPERIMENTS

Ensley, October -(Speeial.)- )-By an explosion of gas, caused by slip No. furnace of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad eompany's blast was put out of commission today about 1 o'clock. The force of the explosion displaced the lip-ring and hopper and also the tunnel plates around the top of the furnace. The furnace was put in blast about three weeks ago and has been making records for output since that time. The accident Was unavoidable. The repairs will prob ably be completed late tomorrow even ing. It is remarkable that no one was hurt as the force of the explosion was terrific. and hurled pieces of ore and iron all around the furnace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21

For city not within the borders of the racing circuits Birmingham has a coterie of fine horses that would make itself felt on any race track.
 Birmingham horses during the recent State Fair were as good, and in some in- stances better, than any other animals making an appearance.
 P G. Bowman's Pulsus, trotter, 2:O91a; Dr. Gibson's Fantine pacer, 2:06l4; MT. Lassiters Annetta, pacer. 2:1S; Dr. Cald- wells Annie May, trotter. 2:15A. and Dr. Glbson's Mokoline, trotter, 2:2Sh, are among the promising Birmingham horses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Birmingham Has Fine
 String 0 Race Horses

Two veterans, Fred S, trotter. 2:11sz, and Beauseant, pacer, 2:061h, owned by Will liam Jones, lend dignity to the flock
 Birminghams horses came into their own on Friday afternoon of last week, when Pulsus established state record in the free-for-all trot, winning in 2:0915 and Fantine, with so much ease that it was not necessary to exert herself, cap tured the free-for-all pace.
 On the day preceding, Annie May won the 2:19 trot, and Mokoline was success full in an effort to go mile faster than 2:aO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Motion In Coal Cases.

Washington, October 20-In the supreme court of the United States today Attorney General Bonaparte made motion for the advancement on the docket of the anthra- cite coal cases involving the constitu- tional validity of the "commodities' clause of the Hepburn rate law. The chief jus tice stated that it would be neo&ssary to take the request under advisement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Conduct Steel Experiments.

The Tennessee company is making preparations on an extensive scale to begin a series of experiments with a view to make basic Bessemer steel The old converter has been overhauled and put in shape and will be used to make the experiment. If the experi- ments prove successful it will mean a decided change in the present steel mill and many methods now in vogue will be discarded. An expert steel maker from the north will conduct the ex- periments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Football at Huntsville.

Huntsville, October 2o.-(Special.) )-But- Ter school of this city and the Albertville Agricultural school played game ot foot ball to a tie here yesterday afternoon. The visitors had slightly the best of it in weight, but the Butler boys showed bet ter team work and held the heavier men down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Aruument of Mir. Chain.

New Haven October 20.-Declaring that all means for the eradication of the drink evil except absolute prohibition had been tried without success in this country. and hibition in this country were to vote for me l would receive every electoral vote . Eugene W. Chain, prohibition nominee for President. made a circuit of Connec- ticut today. discussing political issues,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
Fires In New Hampshire.

Berlin, N. H., October 20.Two disas- trous forest fires have been burning in this vicinity for four days. and today are beyond control It is estimated that the immediate loss is between s5O,otO and s75,- coo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21
WHITE SOX SNOW
 ATHLETICS UNDER

In the bowling tournament of the Birmingham Athletic club. the White Sox scored three straight victories over the Athletics by the following scores:
 ATHT ETTCS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21

High score. Shearer, 226; high av- craze, Shearer, POT.
 If in doubt as to illustrations for your ad, see The Gawk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-21

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Before 3 o'clock P. NJ, on Wednesday, N
STEEL FOUNDRIES

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

MErAIS-PIG IRON-The market for pig iron Ger
taeats. Proaae. Ezshanss sue and .. .R-
ensnsea KsEuaT 5 & s.d. are fq9ed 96 5 a. IS
sS S4s. mae.t ssF. for
ruled seady but quiet and unchanged with moiasses
firmly held at full prices and pretty geo. y9iu & gf
low: New orleans centrifugal common IS 19c fair.
dpen 5p f ketsis sHed gG 5 e
fair. 1sG2oc; good. 19122c, prime. 21a25c; fancy
totton..ed oil armsr st, .55ensth Of
Rscsp3 also s9ish sales 200 bOf Msy 46 a
was unchanged, Refined petroleum vas reported N
HEr8 5T standard white BIS S5ss 75e bulk Sc Fhade
phia, soc; bulk, 1860: refined cases. New York
s5Is 1o!ss Ra.IaqsRhia aoc 10 5os 4;s 6y!
phis, 13 s5c CoTToNsEED oTL-Prme crude. 50 q
SsEs MaT ye9 June sp2. ta 4sc ARf 5a9
43c: September. 43 431ac and October 4O1 a41c OF
sum AP5 prime q ae $50 on pe
asa Sc out e Town raw. 42a4 43c' Calcutta raw
PRoYIsioSs-The provision market opened higher
small receipts broke under active selling by com
on sGsde pporf a4a coTeTns and @ Strength in
TeeePs sogs ao 'r FOR M0n
M. ln5 SIS Sas ss a 2s cea
1 s 81 a BEEF ~ aofd
s27@s2sa DRESSED aoGs-FiTm m ouoted: sac0ns ms
sss 81 ? 3 iss P s.1iss
5ssI:, city Nan: s:..zs s7 is4a
steady; quoted at sac. Refined fari quiet. Quoted
South America. 75c: Continent .aoc; Brazil kegs
lie. Compound firm: quoted al -. a sc. sTEARINE
Quoted: &c: city lard stearine. exc.
RrCT-Locany there a moderate amount OF bust
with prices unchanged, and the Southern markets
we're quiet but steady 20 Arm 2u9tations to,ls2E;
Screenings 5'7gSsc: ordinary, - q 4Arc fair, -.
Sc good ordinary, 80 f5xe: prime 5i1 a 2c: choice
5T.G6i.c; Pstna foreign sa6sc; Rangoon ana Bas-
seiny as q Sic
SUGAR-The market for refined r'odsr
ateIy business. with withdrawals fairly
liberal prices unchanged. The following list
prices subject a OF 10 points ard "a discount
oz ! per FOR cash days: Crystal dominos
I5c: Eagle tablets rec; cut loaf g. zoe crushed
sIoc; mould A, 5.T5e: cubes Eagle. II bags. pow
dered and Eagle confectoners Eranulated 81 csc;
xxx popdeTed. 556c; Powdered. coarse powdered
and fruit powdered and Eagle and fine
sranrlatsd 550c Eagle ? b cartons ot hne granu-
lated. SOC III bags 670c; II le bags
ID bags dc. Soc. 10 ID bags DO 5.55c 25 and so ID
bags. 5-45c. Eagle fne standard grsuulsts6 and
diamond A. 5.soc coBfectioners' 20c: s0c;
Nos > and :. 5I5c: No :. 5-fec. Bose: No 6
sc: no :. CSC; No {. 4G0c: 8. s5c: No o. T5c
No i. 4T0c. u u. s5c No g. ! SOC: -
and &c. 4J5c. The London be- sugar va
sd lower. but active. decline. April and
May quoted lis I'D The local market for raw
sugar ruled dull and easy. with cost and freight
offered al Sc but buyers Indifferent Duty
paid prices we're quoted follows Centrifugal. sc
test 45ec: rnuscovado go s5c molassss sugar
50 test. 5e1c-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

" .sser ana fs ssas.s % @ cass @ and 'ssSs
ssroaa Lots lot: t q .. Es c4y., p9gTy
being unoaded .o-ay and T,e ,s Sss IN tSe msrses
..: ss%stivs s,~s snan4 and i Dd: yeT ., Of
On. viii have TO be carried ever by job9ers
fs1orsb fross Ron7sy % qaass so1FSy FoL per p RosT
ERs y9ns Per n lSc % oi3 Sc 6.r - Hh i gF5@s
prime western per 10 Do PooL Western. Southern
raEoSa Pad aSsa"5sfeTa per pai- a5e Ina ~ ~ ''
PoUL1RY-pREssED- It'll. fresh stock ar.
receipts Of fresh killed fowl. this week ha~- gradually
;s.asd & up hes snecta @ " m asd weak rhe fes fresh
tarkeys coming undesirable quaIity squads plenty
sincy grades Eene-ay arr quote fced-TURKETs
DC se common s7T to @ far i@Site sPRS; eIckSs oro
10 n 8oassc ea DO poorr e xas IL R
a2je: FOWLS Western try Pessd. 12aI4ise: DO seald
pcked sca.!e4 lie: DtcE<s. western poor fair
PTime large white per dOzen. s. .5s5 :; DO mixed.
hen m & %9 .s' 'iils ig br, rg T. 7G 90 No 30 -
o. S} raasftua dry PieSed ioa5a dc .caid
picked. IIaI-c. U-Cl,s. I2aIbe; GEESE. 50 10.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Potatoes in far
demand at s.@aJy prices onions Grtn for choioc old:
es s q. o5 % s s srss sca s-'5 5.o as e 1a
sr5tchSrs stssag Beess ana caTrots In, t5- eaaiss
nic2[' , ana s'y4Ie -r,ins Pf3mPt 3 Tsgn PRIME
s-3nns Eainly At slusl 30 Tor new EespHErs slow
Hale IN excessive supply and lower. spinach N-&a.
w.sh prices tar-iy sustained Lgysgce IA god demand
WilE fanc5 higher OEra and peppers duIh Peas move
string beans iG hght receipt ami ural f4rssE du}
sEI veal RoHiu-n~ ur4Es us Hatsn-s -xc-s-tg-
s-Fp'y and TIa ata=s Ia good DEMAND. uip-
weak. Hatrrcr-ss st-Htr. Mus. r1tis tTiu HotEous~
raGt8uss decidedly lower Other veseiabias rInE.
about quoted W quote POTATOES bermuda
crop. EtL 81 50 So 10 Florida new N. !
s" u 81. do NlIFisnd and virginia second crop Rer-
sa~d. y" l. s. ~ 81 80. Southern second
cro7. Rose - !. s2as2 30 40 Chit T5a g. - do
s @ J.2se Pc pb as sas ssr az s7 - - s%
l'enrsy aria and Western erlk per n 80 ~ n
- A. fo sc"s g. pa a. 40. n sr1aU ssrs
t. e = ~ ,icrgar los - - rsBss s. a.
Holland SO e. - SWEET POTATOES v,-sey ~ !
re- h1sk~f 81 NoTs2 50 do - -s-S 4 p ,s
PAEAG FaHf-rnfs green per e~zan bunehe. -
SO n uStrH = n 2 s.
lunches 81 5hfa 80 AF-rcHoKEs cnliio-nis Va
/ per aTun - 30 80. AAIsE. Neu Orleans. per ebl
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

- New York. April 1905.
tor nearly an kinds Of domestic beans in some
alone he rnonent: there not many here ard
hrm holding at 81 a5as 2a7,e. TIE situation on for
6sey stead Darcgar on edn, 'ns shch TFAS5
Prisss The ierser paEt Of recent importatiens We
Sc s Do to a98d SO ss5d ii pss sos o. s.
as2 81 DC g sGm9on $ n no TO good 81
kidney. choice. s. qs2 So rcd kidney choice s. %
,p 90 c0oor nbof go9a '2g & gSl So do black .grte
do lima California, choice, 50 SO PEAs-scoteh bags
rI r5! Es,5 sss s-ss sqaay :lt The
da es6 arrivals we're light and the4s vas sFGns to-
CALI no stock esr[sd over last hight BUYERS were
rssgring IN an advanee Of full &c with the chances
goods werc avstlsble The business reported
ment is also noted in the bIrbsst rsI mprove
and in process anu ladies' the % 1t storage
9qIte scarce. We Guote- Creanaery specials, n
2.a2Tc; DO thirds q 2sc hefd specials asc 90
2.e 90 hirds o2c: state aarJ good 3o sh6ice
~ &c, 10 extras 25c do drss % Sc Do sac
a-ss - SS @ Ga gn.rds imitation
BSfsisF 1ag7 stock No l. lSe' do No lss1s'c; do No
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day s1s boxes czpo-, -
tnat prices we've little high. and toRard III, close
z:s sfe@:n5s to Of ss5 sssa
decided weaker feeling developed On rrdsv ana
feeling aboat stead a. tn fee ree, sI2s The
s p eane ines, csnad.an sas for coor.d anu
small Ef Tss. saHc Disss 1es ns
l.: Do made iis 12c 90 c69op 59 pois f.e
So Sc; q, DO fa,r 20 good ef7c' DO common ic do
el.es .sGBss.D:s s,ss rosay s5ls The ar4.,
asa While .fe. fIaf' dao.: 1s z0a5.
OF medium and 9rdinary qualities Including fargs
is more 9r less defects in quality Prices re-.
1a man ,is We quote STATE Penn
good 70 choice - q isisc; do brown mixed extrss
ings prime 70 Choice 10 1slsc Wsi storage pack
EN- arsts II: a u DO seconds u lsc do Srds
egg. a2 aoose eggs e5 7ac ~ y i1c' duck
erREsLApnles hed steady Cranberries
selling SLOWLY. Pineappes and drm We ancfes
o s2ss e d per so@o5 61 saas esr.ss sPae s 50
storage 81 7:.fs- %: Rassin . og S 80; Do
81 d sG 80 90 To- common m s':rag- 81 2assl 10 Greeg
ngs g 25as 25 40 coaoh sf~ras4 81 Soas S ~ IT ~
Tossst ResbaIy 8 Sos$? % % Golden 81 t,.os3: Do
per III s lz RiaeE ssgss 5s:
q Jsriey % PER s s5 81 'cese g 90
guar, dHl5c. Do refrigerator chests. loa a ORANGES
iyria per strap s. 5eas5 SilsGPE ri F d
go - I1lsS gtF la> s~s>. d. t9,t t. fsr >lqSi
noI'> On he lorAI market raere ta- h~~a rtr.e
IN u. stat further good sized lots oc'ow grades ia
be- D..reLasra a Pneez .aaxas from 5i!ss On the
the week bat toward th@ close markets are reported
81 hH T2s ram hat ne s'fasifa Si @
from September I = date amount 70 sos5l bales We
soil. ae n,s3un1 SOS 10 Paciae cast 1901 tScas.
Tasc. 10 prir1e S-9ec to nralyra 81. % Germans.
1907 pine % .aola- 25a2se do state. 1915 egs Do
au - q. rra4s. q "a sita 49, week, a al
saas aaors.s .n.aaas.4 -, " 7getc GAT-Ts
Ss J. 7sssoe shipping roc. &c packing s5c: clover
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
xz~ YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

--re-7so- al~- s--Ios.zg. WEEAT--pot dull.
F-=EE=-- v.-.=~. = ---L-es aaGE. MAJ.
.---- 1z --. September. 3 ed CgFN-spo'-
-..--- mixed American ul.-1. 4S.d. prime
--r t1-a- ... f-1. - -. f--l--s tGl-. Ma.
.~al 'EAS-C2-ad.aa steadv,
--r. patents -y-i-r- 1Ss 80 HOPS
.ea--t olE- 3 Iosgz = -
-s----- -.H-- r--s~E- :1v PpRE-Prime
-s-- -"s. EaAi=--1o-- elr- Is 70
p s'-- -a- BACON. .1r1ra--z-L cut &c sn
s. -.- nib tG - d.. srrouK is
ar- = 70 - no. strong. AS -
- d.. strong
10 % 5- strong clear
-s =" .+ ---.-= 80 &C. SHOULDERS
--=-- = . ---0H- 50 - r-g-E'r.rle
- t-s- American refined. pals
-. .EF--.ierL T-i-=G states dull
.- E--l-7---- American finest white firm. G1s
ef- -H-rl F-r-- c9s- Canadian H-asr
= ~ -+-. .--eZ-sr fnas- coIcred H-T 84s
-.---- --2- e-r- GL .Gs &C Australian
-'s EfEc( N E-Sp-ir< dull.
--z----. e----1l z-esdr- SIS ftsd PETRO-
- F--st g. LISSEED OIL-Quiet.