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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15
UNWILLING SERVICES
W. o. W. TAKE NOTICE

Chickasha Camp No. ga win hold un-
yelling services Sunday. June 81 All
members viii meet in the hall at 1
o'clock p. m. sharp. All friends Of the
following deceased soyereigns are cor
daily invited to be at the cemeteries:
l. o. o. F.. Jos. NJ. Agnew and John
Clary. and at Fairview, F. H. Godon
and Emmett Goodwin The Woodmen
Circle will kindly assist at this service
and their members will please be in
attendance Sunday, June q. 15-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

L. J. Gray is in Anadarko on busi-
ness today.
The Woodmen Circle will meet Sat
urday night. instead Of tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Misses Flora Black and Julieta Kahn
OF Oklahoma City are spending the
week with Chickasha friends.
]. K. Wells left this afternoon for
Mineral Wells. Texas, to spend few
weeks.
H. G. Holman of Fort Worth, the
father Of Mrs. Hard Butler Of this city
is spending few days in Chickasha
with a view to locating. Mr. Holman
represents the American Live Stock
Insurance Company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

-
Ed Bond Of Minco is business Wis
itor in the cit ytoday.
Mrs. Clara Carver, room Z, choctaw
Flat. Dressmaking 5-1-5 limo
Mrs. J. s. BIackmon is entertain
ing the Bridge Club this afternoon.
Get It at the Owl, the quality drug
store. S-tf
Mrs. Frank Henry of Amber was
shopping in chickasha yesterday
City loans, best rate Of interest, best
terms. Phone MOL. Sparks & Cralle.
S-12t
John Gray of Anadarko was trans
acting business in chickasha today.
Get the habit Of trading at the Owl
Drug Store. We please you every
time. 12-3t
Miss Gladys Ramey has returned
home from few days visit in El
Reno.
Get it At BrownsOn Drug store
4ss-ti
! Mrs. j. NJ. Doss Of Corpus Christi,
Texas is visiting her son, C. 7. Doss,
Of this city
The daily evidence that the Owl
Drug Store service is appreciated is
shown in the ever-increasing patron
axe. 12-St
W. P. LAGRANGE, a real estate man
from near Cement, was in Chickasha
yesterday.
Meet me at the Model for a good
cold soda. Just any time 6-12t.
: William Conner left yesterday for
} Houston. Texas. to be gone a few
days on business.
Lawn mowers to suit your purse
Taylor Hardware Company, $40 Chick
asha avenue. 14Si
XMrs. J. J. Briscoe and Mrs. H. E
snoderass OF NARROW are shopping in
chiekasha today
II you are going TO build, see H, P
Ruff. contractor and builder. 727 South
4 Seventeenth street. chickasha. Okla
Phone, Red-SsS. 5-2i-lmc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens have
returned from Apache, where they
spent Sunday with relatives.
Our Soda is the fizziest,
Our fountain the bizziest.
12-St The Owl Soda Fountain.
} Mrs. T. T. Johnson Of Minco if
spending the week in Chickasha, the
guest of Mrs. Ben Johnson.
sented. A different comedy eacf
night. All special scenery and effects
} Prices 10 and 20 cents. Il
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society vii
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
in the church parlors
Trick bicycle riding, daring, thrill
ing and amusing act, at the Folly to
! night. l4-S
Choose your seats at 10 cents a
the Folly. 14-S
e lMr. and Mrs. c. NJ Hollingswortl
are moving into their beautiful ney
home, 142S Kansas avenue, today. n
= Choose your seats at 10 cents a
the Folly l4-s
= Mrs. N. F. Campbell of Oklahom
i City is visiting her brother, NJ.
I, Carr, in the Choctaw Flats.
: II viii pay you to get our prices 0
refrigerators before you buy Taylo
Hardware Company, $40 Chickash
avenue. l4-t
Z HMr. and Mrs. Adrian Melton and Nj
and Mrs. viii Melton expect to leav
n the latter part of the week for Apach
n to join Mr. and Mrs. julie Gunter an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Johnson on CAM
;ner tr{n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

You prescriptions are accurately
filled, and delivered to your home from
the Owl Drug Store without extra cost.
12-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

Hardware for bungalows at Taylor
Hardware Company's, 80 chickasha
avenue. last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15
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= NoTcE. .
= For garbage service. call Wal =
= ter Griffin. city scavener. phone =
. 732. or call at ZIG ChicLssha ave .
= nue.. With 0. x. Transfer Com =
= pany. 5-26-tf =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

The Knights and Ladies of Security
will hold a big meeting next Saturday
evening at which the national council
and the national degree team from
Topeka, Kansas, will be present. A
class of near twenty candidates will
be initiated and supper will be served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

II quick service and good goods is
what you want, trade at the Model
Drug Store. 6-12-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

Farms and city loans. Straight an
nual and semi-annual interest A. A.
zinn, Mgr. 1z-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15
EREE BAND CONCERT.

Hear the free band concert In front
Of the Folly Theater at 7:s0 this even
ing. 14-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

Choose your seats at 10 cents at
the Folly. 14-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-06-15

Prof. C. D. Foster Severed his con-
nection with the Chickasha Business
College last week, and went to Dun
can yesterday. where he has accepted
a position in the commercial depart
ment of the high school.
E. Hamilton returned last night
from Wichita. where he accompanied
Mrs. Hamilton, who is taking medical
treatment from a specialist The lat
ter is gradually improving and she
expects to be able to travel in few
weeks. She will spend the summer
in Denison, Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
STOCKS DULL|sH
CLOSING INSTEAD |:

New York, Juis The opening stock
marke II today offered Very u little of ms
teresG The Central Leather SIT ks and
Canadian Pacific advanced large frac58
tions and United States Steel N 1he3
general tendency wns hardening one.
but few OF the grange = showed
small declines. Dealings We're very
light but sufficient 10 raise prices
moderately The ADVANCE reached u Tul 4
figure in Union Pacific. Louisville "
Nashville. chesapeake x Ohio ROCK Isl
land preferred. 81. Louis a. san FRAN
cisco second preferred. Republfc steel
Bethlehem Steel and Central Lea ther.ess5
si rise OF 1 * in Union Pacific carried
ut 10 Il 9gaa 4, a new record. = The general
list rose slightly In sXmpa thy, south
icrnSS Pacific. American Smelling, Colo 3
RADIO Fuel. Republic Steel preferred and
Central Leaf her pretcrred made gains
OF Il point. .S s: I'm iii iva
Bonds were steady. sss35 x
Prices were inclined to harden here
ness. United states Steel rose Marty q
point to n. American Tobacco preferred
advanced III and Illinois Central
Gains were extended In Southern Pa
.citic9 to 1is. U. S. Steel 4 " and the i
preferred. Northern Pacific New y rk 2
Central and CANADIAN Pacific l. Union
Pacific fl,ictuated over a narrow range
without getting higher
1.-THE market closed unsteady and dull. 81
linton Pacific advanced to 1881 and then 4
fell back. The general list eased off
at the same time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
INTERAAT|ONAL TO
INCREASE FORCES.
Smelling Company VIII be Employing
s$s In the Neiellborllood of 600
Men Shortly.

With a force at present in the neigh
horhood of AGO to 500 men putting in
the ballast for the railroad, excavating
for the various buildings at the smelt-
ery site. building a station ut trooele and,
carrying in new steel, the present force
&of tho International Smelling & Refin-l
ing company viii shortly be increased
to something like 500 men. This force
( will be employed practically through
out tho remaining months of the year,
AT present d large gang is employed
3t,illasting the tracks of the Tooelel
Valley railroad. This work 1t Is eX-i
pectad will take about month to
complete and then the company viii
have as wellEa built railroad as any
: in the country,
Another force OF men is at present
erecting q pressed brick station and
warehouse for the company at Town
site. as the new addition to 'rooeleecity5
is called. This building will be in
being done by the company About
this new station the residences are
building sup as if by magic, There is
nothing Of the shody class OF works
The houses are all substantial and we'll
made and a new 5000 hotel Is also
being erected. Bat
q Steel is being hurried into@the smelt-
ier site as fast MS tho contractors can
care for 1t. The local offices OF the
company have received notice that
some of the steel for the sampling mill
and also some of the steel FOR the con-
.centrater building Is on the way. This
will arrive in the course of the next
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
MARKET is MUCH SLOWER.
IRON Blossom, and Grand Central Show
Considerable Strength.

~
Sales on the Salt Lake ana Mining
Exchange We're. remarkably SLOW this.
morning, in fact, they Were4the slow:
I est thus far this year. There was a
sdeartll8of buying order and OF brokers
many OF the fraternity having tied
. themselves 10 cool hooks IN the moun-s
{itnins or gone long trips IN search OF
'31ish and pleasure.
In spite OF the slow conditions the
prices showed but little change and,
4 a few of tie securities deyelopea con-.
siderable strength. Grand Central was
4 fairly strong In spite of the short
market which has prevailed for sew
4 era lays. The price of this security
moved within q margin off 4, There
was a slight change from the opening
and closing; price.
j. iron Blossom was quite strong and
HEX held on tightly at - cents. Ohio
8SopperEis IN the class that fgets no
better fast. Today the stock8was. SELL
Ing at s4.52& in spite of the fact that
\ tbs asserted that the milling plant
Is fast being WHIPPED into shape for
T productionl3and the mine is Develop
mi n manner that keeps up to all
expectations.
35a The total nun Der OF stocks sold this
morning amounted to but 25,40o and
the amount represented by the tran
saction was 5 14,S14. i5Ti,5 al 4.
81 On the curb market more stock
was out than usual. The bidding for
unlisted securities was not equal TO
the number of securities offered. This
would be taken to mean tina t many
are looking for vacation money AS
4 is usual the majority wish to unload
4 at the same time and the market has
,speen sinking under its own weight.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
NEW RAMBLER STRIKES ORE.

-
Centennial. Wyo., July 27.-while
drifting on the lower level the owners
of the New Rambler copper mine, in,
the Douglas creek district OF south
erni Wyoming, struck a very rich body.
of ore. 1t is believed the mother lode
has been located, and il SO this will.
make the New Rambler one Of the
celebrated copper producers of the
country. 81
The ore bodies of this property have
been somewhat OF an enigma to mining
experts for many years, the ore oc-5
curing in all grades and classes. in.
veins and in pockets, apparently With
out walls or other formations sug
costing veins or limitations. and be-
cause of these conditions mining men
We're slow to take hold of the prop
erty, fearing that perhaps the ores
which are Very, rich in copper, would
become exhausted and the supply
would not justify the establishment Of
mills, the building Of railroads, etc.,
but now that the mother vein has been
located, as believed, it is expected the
New Rambler will again attract the
attention of mining men throughout
the country and active development
will be witnessed soon. The recent
discovery will also stimulate work on
other properties in this district, and
at Grand Encampment. 5l5s.5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
PFRopuc,E.

Chicago, July 2T.--Scattered showers
over a. large portion of the winter wheat.
belt and an official prediction Of adj
ditlonalS rain tonight and tomorrow
caused a sharp sbulg 4 n wheat prices Mt
the opening of the. market today. int-s
tIal quotations showing gains of y to
Ing on the advance and sentiment be-
came less bullish as trading progressed.
Opening quotations on July ranged be-f
tween Il .O7 "a land u. O9, and on Scptem-a
Der between / .O5it4 and 4 Los. Later July:
sold Eoff to Il .067 "a, but September held
within the; opening range
Fl Wet wea thers in the southwest and
west resuitediin initial declines Inicorn of
a shade to 1aGa Local receipts We're a
5triiie In excess OF the estimated amount
and this also helped to adepress the
,s6ss advanced to e71s and then dropped
back again to eeaa Ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
TALKS OF WESTERN UTAH.
Boston Man Declares Gold Hill is /,

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Boston Man Declares Gold Hill is a
Big Mine With Lots of Money.
According to a Boston man who has
Just returned from a visit to the prop
erty Of the Western Utah Copper COM
pany, there is much wealth to he taken
out of the Gold Hill property. The
man is quoted as follows in the Boston
Financial News:
8s The mine looks splendid. We we're
in with the crosscut Is feet wher, / left
and had not determinedgthe width of
the ore. The new ore is a part OF the
sarated only bX5 O. Hin slab of lime. The
vein may he called a quartzits. lis
"a vein quart. T he ore at this point
srepla ccsTsit, excepting q little$on the
5footwalls. This quartz outcrops on our
property for "a distance of about 4,500,
feet, and disappears entirely boil, north
and south a short distance beyond the
limits of our ground. This vein is en-
5tirely separated from our copper vein
which lies west of the porphyry d yka
and the lead Vein east Of the dyke.
Our works. developing the condi-5
lions 50 Systematically that there
should be few mistakes made in the
future. Also, we Will be able to block
out ore very fast from now on. We
will not reach the Vein or, the 500 level
fer at least 40 feet yet, or In other
words l believe it is 40 feet farther
east than we calculated originally.
.s :. We will not attempt any developing
on the copper Vein for the present but
later. i am quite sure. we can add to
the ore on this vein. The Gold Hill is
a great big mine that will make a lot.
of money. The lead vein will make.
dollars where the copper will make
quarters. In all my experience / have
never felt as well satisfied with mine
for the work done and money spent.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27

eoncentra tor at the Ohio Copper. :
will be of a high grade character. The
average ore carries Liz per cent COP
per. some silver and about $l.20 IN
gold. The concentrate Will be- about
is into one and the recovery Will be
between 10 and so per cent according
to the experiments made in the COM
pany's old rnill.,rhe cost of mining by
the cave system Will be about 40 cents
a ton hauling to&tte mill by way or,
the Mascotte tunnel will be 10 cents
Il ton and the cost of concentrating
will be In the neig hborhood of 50 cents
a ton. 1t is believed that the smelling
charge on the concentrates will be In
the neigfborhood of SO a ton. This
would allow the company to produce
copper at a gfraction less than = cents
a pound 35is
s59 In the development work at the COM
pany's mine considerable high grade
copper ore was found in the What;
Cheer8syein that went as high as 40.
per cent copper. In the development
work the ore was stored away. This
vein is the foot wall of the big lode
which Is 400 feet across. Secondary
enrichment has caused the vein to ac-5
=auire a very large percentage of cop
per. On the 4G0-foot level of the mine
the company has just cut the foot wall
and the vein was found to be two feet
wide and carrying from 10 to 40 per
cent copper The vein will be opened
up at the various levels to the tunnel
level and this ore will he, kept separate
from the rest and shipped as II is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
80 OHIO To lSTAKT@UE' EAItI5Y.
5igs sG53t .----
Conner Company Already Making.
5s{ Plans of Treatment OF Its Ores.

That the Ohio Copper company In
tends to start up at an early date is,
believed Ito be certain according to-
Information secured by local men to-
day. 1t was declared by a person
close to the Ohio Copper interests that.
negotiations have alreac ~ been started
for the smelling of the ore from the
mine It. Isl asserted that the local
smelters have all made bids for8the ore
and it Is now question of where the
gore can be treated at the least ex-i
pense to the company. 553S K
The oreawil be of an excellent smelt-'
ing grade and when 1t comes from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
T0DAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. July Money on call
easy. 1902 per cent; ruling rate and
closing bid, Us; offered a 2.
FL Time loans fairly active and firm I; GO
days, 2G21s per cent 30 days, Il @21s;
six months. Sls to 3ss.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 81
% per- cent. e.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S5.9O@
4.s5.s5 for 60-day bills, and at 1875 for
demand. II; Vs. =
Commercial bills, 4.s5@4s5ssss.
E Bar silver, ". IA u
Mexican dollars, a.
Government and railroad bonds
steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
CONCENTRATES.

"A. Reeves, secretary of the Uncle
Sam, May Day and several other
Dern organizations, left last night for
the trout streams of Idaho.
Caliente is making strong bid for
a smelter to treat the Phoebe ores and
the ores in the adjacent country. 1t
is asserted that this Nevada city has
all the requirements for a smeiter.
3. F. Bauer, president of the Salt
Lake Hardware company which re-
Gently took over the Sewer Console
dated Mining company property at
Gold Mountain. has returned from
with W. c. Marshall, engineer for the
properly.
According to Acting Manager Lorin
\. Morrison, the shaft on the King
David property is now down to
depth of $40 feet. with fine showing
for ore. The drift on the 2 100 level
is in a distance of 225 feet and but
SO more Is necessary to reach the con-
tact The tunnel on the Indian Queen
is now in 800 feet and looEng
fine.
Manager Scion Spiro of the Silver
King Consolidated has returned from
Park City with some more samples
OF the recent strike. general sample
y
gave the following returns: 1892
ounces in silver; $50 per cent lead
and s6 in gold, which is approximate
ly Of market value of $50 ton. 4
The management intends to drift both
ways on the fissure and will probably
sink on It, The strike has caused
considerable excitement at Park City.
According to reports in the east the
directors of the International Smelling
& Refining company will meet early
In August and a dividend of per cent
is expected. When the company pur-
chased the Raritan smelter from the
United Metals Selling company It al
so secured the benefits derived after
I Jan. i, 1909. The plant Is able to pro-
4duce 25.D00.000 pounds Of copper
month and by tentative arrangement
the company has the use of another
plant which can produce 10,000,000
pounds of copper a month.
r. u. Edwards. president of the
Musgrove mining company, has re-
turned from trip to Michigan where
he succeeded In interesting number
of copper men In his gold properties
in Idaho. A meeting Of the directors
was held last night and the final
amount of the purchase price was or
dered paid. A block of stock was left I
east and arrangements have been |
made for the sale Of another large |
block that Will bs sufficient to build /
mill should the mine open out as
expected Ss,---.4sss !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
]. LIVESTOCK.

u & - ~ = ;
# Chicago. July 81. Gait leReceipts. es-
timated at $3.50; market $ trong. Beeves.
"A ,50dI7 40; Texas steers, "a .OG4o. 75i vest
6ern steers. 400 "a 500 stockers and feed
Sers. 3.00ao.10, cows and heifers, 2.25 %
e Hogs-Receipts, estimated at 10 000:
market steady to &c. lower. Lights. 7.65
( Qs.l5, mixed. .5oags 20: h sayy, I % q
+ "a .ssGs rs; pigs I. ooaf 50; bulk Of
she:ep I, Rec estimated at 1900;
market weak native, .oo g 9 49, i, west y, =,
lam NATIVE NATIVE Is al .se Western. Is a.
y =; KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July 27.catt tt e--Re g
@ s eswa and haif
stsess IS sasg aW stoskers and feeders.s.5
a SIS bulls. 2.s014. rs; calves 800.
I. %; western stee-s. 4. 22oa6.20i western.
cows. 2.75 a.. 30. .5,5s .s558. K.
to SC. lower. Bulk OF sales. 7.5oaf7 IS:
10 10 a 80; lights, ssss @is15:s pigs, 500
d. q. b ;S
Mutt,ns. 4.2 a5.60; lambs, b.5oaT7 9;
range wethers. 4. 0o9os 100; range ewes $50
d 5.25. IN
ss seuth 49, sy ior bsst steady
others lower. Western steers. 8 5oI6. 40: 4
Texas steers, 3. 90 "a 800: range cows and
heiferss s.7I5Gr4 ,75; Gamers. 0o@s,25;8
IS. % al. 20: bulls and stays. 900 95 80.
a Hog --Receipts, 1000: market 10 to
lac. lower. Heavy, asa -; mixed 40
d7.fo; lights, 7:ssd7. 49,; pigs, 600 I. e55
Sheep Receipts. 26oo: market r steady
i.5o a5.sS; ewes, s.I5a /. 6; lambs. 6,e5 @ {
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
MAY BE NEW ORE IsoDY.

b
1ss What Is believed to be another ore
body, sc parate and distinct from the.
body thai Is at present sending seven
cars a Week TO the snelter, has been
found in the Uncle Sam Consolidated
property Although not enough work
has been done thus far TO demonstrate
the extent OF the ore and whether t Is
connected with the body on the level
above 1t Is believed that it is as rich as
anything found in the property. S
On the level 100 feet below the drift
in which the ore body was encounter
ed last fall, a. drift sent westward a
short distance into the footwall of the;
vein. has broken into a vein of first
class ore. 81
Manager John Dern declared this
morning that he had heard nothing
more than above stated and that it
would be several days before anything
definite could be given out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27

/ Oats we're stead ( on the unset led
i weather Prices al the peninEs were IA
l higher at s1,s lower Wit Sept ember at
g 90 w.. g ta on 81 t, g
Provisions were easy because of prof
l4it-taking Inspired by Increased receipts
igof live hogs at all western pa Gking cen
tsrs Prices at he Start were 2ils g y to
| Misunderstanding OF n 600. 900 to 4 900, 900
lbuaheIs OF special delivery BY a Lead
Ling bull Was a feat ure 81 7 ia de- ~ q.
result the mar y became eXticme w
Iing .0i v and Sept. !, fes close
waa weak with. July OFT X at q .06ll
September was down tai v at Il .ossf
Corn he market became weak er on
gthe fresh slump IN heat September 8
selling Off to SIS Il
"a az lower at 66dl
Wheat--July. 1.06h Sept. ]. oS Is DecY
s1.02 81 "a " ~ May. a .05a M
CornJuly ii, go ~: Sept, Sc a x; Dec, IS ss !;
Il a. u: May ]. i56iias ~
Is oatsJnl Isil SEPT, % Dec.
], Pork g JULY, so:72s Sept. $50; oct,
. .; Noy. il ah b; J a p'. il 81
y Ribs-4Ju MY. l1.aI " sept, II. Oct
1910: IAN. y. III.
I Rye--C Cash, s4at67. n ~
b Barle y--C Cash. "a a CT.
cioverMc cash s Us, 81 !; 4 March, Hiss.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Fair refining. sis; centrifugal. es test,
2.9s: molasses sugar. 3. %. fb
d RetinedFirm. Crushed. 5.6S; powder-
ed soi re- sIanuls Ne III. Rio, No.
Santos. .. ri L
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