Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 10 avril 1875, samedi 10 avril 1875

[" OAEDSi ( / To Importeis ftoin fiaoce GUSTAVE BOSSANGE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT Acd Emporter of French Mannfaotnres, ap-A-voea-xis.BRANCHES\u2014HAVRE # BORDEAUX.Kepresented in the Dominion of Canada by BOSSINGS & GARDINER, 30 Hospital Street, Montreal, Sole Agents for P.Flos Pune, Chaney, Boccabt, Flecsy, Hugo, Paris.March 4 6m 63 john McDonald, Accountant.230 St.James Street, MONTREAL, March 1 6m 60 JAMES TYRE, Official Assignee, JOHN FULTON.Accountant, UNION BUILDINGS, 48 St.Francois Xavier Street, \u201cyiTATL fi AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.MONTREAL, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1875.CLOTHING.&c.MONTREAL.January 30 2§ FRANC O, WOOD.AXtVOOATB, X ÆO\tetAts33.es SStroot, Nearly opposite IIkkald Oflloe, Jnne it\tly 162 McINTYRE & CARMAN barristers, attornets-at-law Solicitors in Chancery, NOTARIES PUBLIO, Ac., M\u2018ÏK fYÎÎB.\tB.B.0.4 KM AK .January 10\t,\tly 9 JAMES SMITH, NOTARY PDBLIO, \"Would beg to Inform the Public that he has resumed Practice as a Notary at 146 ST.JAMES STREET, Over Messrs.GIBB & OO.February 8 82 VANNECK & GREEN, Stock and Exchange Brokers, AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS Stocks, Bonds, Government Securities and Foreign Exchange bought and sold on Commission.OFFICE : 22 St.John Street, Montreal.November 14\t8m 271 H.HEYNEMAN & GO., C-GAE MERCHANTS 419 St, Paul Street, Montreal.October 20 249 Frederick Wm.Terrill Actvosate * Attorney-nl Lai*, Ofiloa\u2014-üo.217 ST.JAMES STREET, Opposite the H'iinei, Offlee, MONTh.QAL, Inly 21 ly 179 CRAIG & MOFFAT, Accountants and Assignees, North British Chambers, 11 HOSPITAL STREET, MONTREAL DAVID J.CRAIG, Official Assignee, Commissioner for taking Affidavits, ALEX.MOFFAT, Assignee, Commissioner for taking Affidavits, January 29\tly 24 Maclennan & Macdonald, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, £D.CORNWALL, ONT.».B, MACI.KNNAW, It.SANFtaLD April 2 MACDONALD ly 78 TO INVENTORS.GIBBS & C0URS0LLE, SOLICITORS OF JF*.Tî.t OXX.t S» Off Xta-XTOM-tlOH.63 SPARKS STREET, (P.O.Box 461) Ottawa.GrIBB 1.1 dt:e> 46s 6d.Good cargoes of Com off coast, 36j 6d td) 37s.Arrivals off coast :\u2014Wheat moderate; Corn small.English country wheat markets firm.French country wheat markets quiet.Liverpool spot wheat quiet ; do Corn firm.California White Wheal, 9s 4d (3) 9s 7d.Corn, 34s 9d.Peas, 42s.Lard 68s.The Economist of the 27th ult., in commenting on the state of the Grain trade, says :\u2014\u201c Prices in the grain trade are again wilhout marked variation for the week, but it cannot unreservedly be said that they are steady.In the absence of active business, or of anything occurring to alter the prospects of supply, the tendency remains hidden by all sorts of possibilities, among which the chief are connected with the weather; the recent small arrivals of wheat from Jabroad, and consequent inroads upon stocks at home, give prices a degree of firmness, the continuance of which is not by any means assured ; and then, on the other side, supplies abroad are known to be abundant, and there is at present nothing to lead to speculation based on a bad harvest in this country.Thus for the time the situation of things remains quiet, a result much aided by the favourable weather for spring sowing now experienced, which takes iarmers away from the markets.The wheat plant, being more forward in the South of Europe, appears to have been un covered by snow, and thereiore hurt to some extent by recent severe frosts ; but.beyond the unhealthy appearance which easterly winds give to vegetation, no damage can as yet be reported here.\u201d National Insurance Coupant.\u2014The promoters of this company, at the last session of Parliament, having secured a charter, present their prospectus in this morning\u2019s issue, and an opportunity is now afforded for the subscription of stock, the authorized cafital being $2,000,000.It is the iuten-tion of the directors to extend the business of the company throughout the Dominion, and as there is ample room for well conducted business of this kind, there is no reason why the National should not share the public patronage.Mr.Goff, who has had considerable experience in fire insurance, is named as manager pro.tem, and we understand a gentleman competent to dis charge the duties of Secretary comes irom the United States, favorably endorsed.It is proposed to call up 10 per cent, in the mean time.Stock-books are open at Mr.Goff\u2019i office, 241 St.James Street.Canada Company.\u2014The London Econom ist of the 27th ultimo says that the sales of land by this company for cash, during last year, showed an in crease of 1,106 acres as compared with 1.873 ; but in the quantity leased there was a diminution of 2,602 acres.The average price per acre was 98, lid.higher.Lessees converted 32,499^ acres into freeholds, being an increase of 1,729 acres ; and the NO.85 wsy above described.On the whole there would be little chance of even a temporary rise in the bank rate taking place if the reserve were only a little larger than it is.The dullness of trade, and the favourable state of the continental exchanges, would all point to cheapness, or at least to the maintenance of the present rates.But some doubt must necessarily be felt in the present state of the reserve, with the prospect of its being diminished by jf 1,500,000 or ±\u20182,000,000 in the next two returns, in consequence of the usual eftlax of coin and notes to the country, and quite apart from the foreign movements of coin and bullion, which can hardly he much in our favour unless the continental exchanges should rise still higher.\u2019\u2019 At New York Gold opened at 115J, advanced to 115£, but subsequantly declined, and closed weak at 116.Sterling Exchange has dropped to 486.Five twenties are quoted at 15^, Interest to carrv rules at 2 per cent .In stocks a large business is reported to have been transacted.Most lines have ruled pretty steady, at the close, however, showing a fractional decline from the highest points touched during the day.The ttuctuations were :\u2014 10 o\u2019e 12 o\u2019c 2 o\u2019c 4 o\u2019c Pacifie Mall.44 WU Telegraph.78| N Y Central.101| Erie.30 i Lake Shore.,.74J Kook Island*.103^ NW Common.45J Do Preferred.58 J 44 78 J 102| 29i 75i 44 78^ 75J 43* 78 102 29* 75* 103* 103* 103* St Pau!.Ohio and Miss .Union Pacific .0 O & i O.Toledo à Wabash.451 58 46 39* 28* 71* 6* 15# 45* 58 39* 28* 72f «! .\t.\t15* stand-still on 72 28* is far generally employed, and the gether is unsatisfactory.\u201d British Iron Trade \u2014The London Economist of the 27th ultimo contains the following regarding the condition of the iron trade:\u2014In the iron trade production has been a little more active, owing simply to the approach of holidays, but there is no steady improvement to be seen, quarter-dav meetings being at hand, when leading quotations may be reduced.Inquiries for pig-iron have in the meanwhile largely increased just lately, the demand coming chnily from rail manufacturers ; in Middlesboro\u2019 a busier season than last is expected ; on the West Coast, Derbyshire, and the West Biding heavy iron is also reported in considerable request.Birmingham and Sheffield very dull.Coal is generally drooping still, stocks accumulating at the collieries in all the districts, w hether supplying it for house or manufacturing purposes.Wages are the subject of considerable discussion, the Derby sliding scale causing dissatisfaction.as the North of England rail makers find themselves paying 10s per ton more than their competitors.At the end of June a wholesale revision may be expected.Terminal Facilities.\u2014The absence of terminal facilities has been one of the greatest difficulties the people of New York have had to contend with for some years hack.Every possible and imaginable effort has been put forth to provide the necessary accommodation, bur, although money has been lavishly spent by private companies and Government, the causes of complaint are not yet removed.The people of the American Commercial Metropolis are now, however, making one more effort to provide increased facilities for the manipulation of the trade which centres there.The wharfs are being enlarged and improved, storage accommodation is being provided, and under the direction of Commodore Vanderbilt a tunnel is being constructed under the North Elver to connect the city with the New Jersey shore.A charter for the latter project lias been obtained ; a company organised with an enormous capital, and the work is progressing rapidly.Regarding this scheme the Boston Advertiser says : \u201c This large enterprise, when it is carried out, will remove, perhaps, the greatest difficulty with which New York merchants have now to contend.The loss of time and the great relative Jcost of transporting goods from Jersey City to New York make a difference which may be overcome, amounting in value to many millions annually.Witb adequate facilities it is estimated that the annual saving in the single item of cotton would be $400,000 ; of flour $225,000, and corresponding amount on nearly every article of merchandize.The prospect of such a saving as this has given to the scheme of tunnelling the river a new impulse which bids fair this time to be entirely successful.The tunnel when completed will afford facilities for five hundred trains of twenty freight cars each per day, without interfering with other traffic.The route or line of tunnel will cover the various points upon which all the existing railroad lines concentrate, and connections can be made with them at any place that may be desired.\u201d Financial.\u2014We have no new features of interest to notice in the financial situation.Although bankers still exercise considerable caution in their operations, less diffi-oulty is experienced both by mercantile and speculative borrowers in obtaining accom modation, and rates of interest are easy compared to what they were a few weeks ago, when 15 per cent, was the minimum for GO and 90 day Bills.Time loans now being made at 10 per cent., and in ceptional cases at a slight reduction from that rate ; while for call and short-dated loans 1 13) 8 are the ruling rates, a moderate business being dona on the \u201c street\u201d among the brokers at the inside figure The market for mercantile paper remains practically unchanged.Sterling Exchange was fairly active, sales having been made in the early part of the day at 9* 13) 9*, and subsequently, on the strength of a reported decline at New York, round amounts were Business was nearly at a the Stock Exchange here this forenoon, the operations reported consisting of a few shares of Bank of Montreal and Telegraph, both of which were weaker, particularly the latter.Other lines were extremely dull with no mat&rial alteration in piices.For shares Bank of Montreal 190| was accepted, being a reduction of * per cent from yesterday\u2019s, closing price.Buyers of Ontario advanced their price to ill without inducing holders to sell.Peoples was in demand at 108*, but there were no shares offering.Molsons was quiet at 116* and Toronto at 195 ; 115* could be obtained for the one and i90 for tba other, Jacques Cartier was offered at 99* without finding buyers, the highest bid being 97*.Mer-chants was steady at 114 ; 113* was offered without leading to transactions.Union would bring 103, and Mechanics 89.Royal Canadian wag firm at 98* ; with buyers at 97*.Commerce opened at 136, and subsequently declined to 135| ; but buyers views being } per cent below that rate no business was done.Yille Marie was quiet at 101* and Metropolitan at par.Hamilton could be purchased at 97, and Maritime at 89.Exctange was enquired for at 105*, but there were no shares offering.Montreal Telegraph was much weaker, the sales were, 15 at 176; 10 at I, and 15 at 175.Dominion Telegraph was held at 108, but there were no buyers over 105{.City Passenger was easier, the quotation for sellers being 181*.7 Corporation 6 per cent bonds were dealt in to the extent of $10,000 at 93*.Graphic was quoted at 27, and Montreal Permanent Building Association at 113.At the Afternoon Board the market for Montreal and Telegraph was iveaker, the sales reported in the former were 30 at 190J ; 75 at 190* ; 30 at 19C*, and 50 at 190, closing with buyers at the last sale, but no sellers ueder 190*.For 30 shares Montreal Telegraph 174* was accepted, closing at 174\t175 for buyers and sellers respectively.Commerce was offered at 135* without finding buyers.12 shares Merchants changed hands on the open market at 113*, closing with sellers at that rate, hut no buyers over 113*.Sales reported were 50 bbls Superior Extra at $5.15; 150 brls Choice strong Bakers\u2019 at $5 00; 100 do do at $4 80; 50 do do $4 85; 100 do do, $4.75 at $4 60.FLOUR per brl 198 lbs\u2014 100 do] Medium do Fancy.Spring Extra.Fine .Middlings.Pollards.,.,.U C Bag Flour per 100 lbs.City Bags [delivered].OATMEAL\u2014Quiet at WHEAT\u2014Nominal.$ 0\t\t$ 0 5 05\t13\t5 15 4 80\t13)\t4 90 4 60\t13)\t4 65 0 00\tID)\t4 50 4 25\t(3)\t4 32* 4 60\ttd>\t4 85 4 00\ttd)\t4 10 3 80\tm>\t3 90 3 40\t13)\t3 60 2 20\t13)\t2 25 0 00\t(8)\t2 35 $5 50\t(8)\t$5 60.80c.\t\t PEAS\u2014Quiet at 94c 13) 96c.OATS\u2014Quiet; 45c I® 47c for new.BARLEY\u2014Dull at G5c 13 70c BUTTER\u2014Rates are 14c Id) 18c for tubs and firkins, according to quality.Roll heavy at 15 i@ 16c.CHEESE\u201414c 18) 14 Jc for Good to Choice.PORK\u2014Firm, at $23 00 for Inspected New Mess, and $21 50 I8> $22 .00 for Thin LARD\u2014Firm ; Tierces, 14lc ; Paila, 15*c.ASHES per 100 lbs\u2014Pots, $5 57* 13) $5 60.Pearls, Firsts nominal at $6 70, DRESSED HOGS\u2014Nominal at $8 00 Ni I 15 per 100 tbs.Chioauo, April 9, 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Wheat opens at $1 05* for May.Receipts \u2014 Flour 12,330 brls ; Wheat, 56,000 bus ; Corn, 4,000 do; Oats, 8,000 do; Rye, 300 do; Barley, 5,000 do ; Dressed hogs, 21.Shipments, \u2014Flour, 9,527 brls; Wheat, 69,000 bushels ; Corn, 2,000 do; do Oats, 9,000 do; Rye, 300 do ; Barley, 6,000 ; Dressed Hogs, none.Milwaukee, April 9, 9.50 a.m.\u2014Wheat firm at $1 08* ; $1 02* for No.2 ; $1 06* for May ; .$1 07* for June.Receipts, 18,-000 bush ; shipments, 12,000 do.Receipts op Produce for Past 24 Hours\u2014 April 9, G.T.R.\u2014Flour, 1,100; Leather, 33; Wheat, 2,400 ; Ashes, 34.mdse; J Redpath 48 hhds sugar; Robt Acton crates 1 pkgs; J \\V Hall .) a NEW MUSIC.WILLIE PAPES IRISH! DIAMONDS (8 N U M B B R S) AND HIGHLAND GEMS (4 NUMBERS.) Every Pianist should have copies of the above brilliant arrangements of National Songs.For Sale by HENHY PRINOE, 305 NOTRE DAME STREET, March 11\tly 59 Desibsblb City Resiojsnobs.\u2014 On Saturday morning next, April 17th, John J.A rnton will sell at his rooms soma very ee new city residences, well built and finished, with good workmanship la every detail, and having all tha advantages of lale improvements, both In comfort and style.Those, especially, who contemplate building, or bnylng a permanent residence and home, In preference to paying high rents, are requested to give the advertisements of this sale thalr special attention, as the terms for all the houses are exceedingly liberal, and the properties first class.Permits to view, and fuller particulars, on application.MARAVILLA COCOA.\u2014 T A Y L O B Brothbhs (the largest Manufacturers of Ooeoa In Europe,) having the exclusive supply of this unrivalled Cocoa, Invite comparison with any other Cocoa for Purity\u2014fine Aroma\u2014-Hanatlve, Nutritive and Sustaining Power\u2014Easiness of Digestion \u2014 and especially, high delicious flavour.One trial will establish It as a favourite Beverage for breakfast, luncheon and a soothing refreshment after a late evening.N.B.\u2014Cantlon\u2014 Izous, 01 C.Brown; in Paris to H.Genestai and Delzous.55 Rue d\u2019Hautville ; in Hamburg to August Behrens ; in Bordeaux to Messrs Faure Freres ; m Copenhagen to P.M.Tvolle, 18 Sanctannæpiads ; in Bergen to Michael Kronn, Consul; in London to Bowring & Jamieson, l.angbourne Chambers, 17 Frenchurch street; in Bellast to Henry Gowan, Queen\u2019s Square; in Liverpool to Flinn,Main & Montgomery, Harvey Buildings.24 James street ; in Quebec to W.M.Mac-pherson ; in Boston to Thayer & Lincoln ; and in Montreal to\t^ DAVID TORRANCE A CO., »\tExchange Court.March 20\t284 ALLAI LUE.^ % J3P** «ffsassr\u201d Canada for the Y, NeyAaM o£ UNITFmV^ Bottlers of Guinness A Sons Dublin STOUT.\u201c Robt.Porter & Co., London, Export Bottlers of Bass & Go\u2019s ALES.\u201c D.J.Thomson & Co Leith, GINGER WINE, OLD TOM.A William McEwan, Edinburgh, SOOTOH ALES Lawrence Joyce, Liverpool, PICKLES.JAR SALT, Ac North British Color Co., Leith, COLORS, Ac.Orders for direct Shipment solicited from the Wholesale Trade okly.September 21\tly 224 The March 25 ly 71 CEMENT ! PORTLAND, ROMAN, WATER LIME.For Bale by COPLAND A MoLARKN, Oorner.Grey Nun and Wellington Streets September IS\t23.2 Offer for Sale Sandeman & Go\u2019s Superior Old Port, All Grades, in Hhds, Qr-oaska a Octaves, Pemartin & Go\u2019s Pale Sherries, Fine to Finest, In Hhds, Qr-oasks A Octaves Leacock & Go\u2019s Fine Old L.P, Madeira In Hogsheads and Qr-casks, Medlicott & Go\u2019s Carcavella and Dry Lisbon, In Qr-casks.Nathl.Johnston & Sons\u2019 Claret Chateau Marveaux, « Lafitte \u201c Latour I.eovllle Nathl.Johnston Sauternes, Haut Saul erne, Ban terns, Barsac.Louis Roederer\u2019s Champagne Carte Blanche, jn quarts and pints Pommery & Greno\u2019s Champagne Carte Blanche, in quarts and pints Max Sutaine Go\u2019s Champagne Verzeney\u2014-in quart sand pints October 23\tly 252 Margeaux St.Julien Medoe St.Loubes & Bons\u2019 GIESLEK & CO., -A.X7-T5ST3, CHAMPtCNES EXTRA SUPERIOR DRY, FLrsic Qualitv.We are Just In receipt of a shipment ex S.S.DOMINION at the above well-known and favourite London Brand.HART, GORDON & C0\u201e Sole Agents for the Dominion of Canada.October 27\t255 AmSfSm H74-5.\u2014Winter «n-angemeats.\u20141974.5 This Coir, p iny s Lines are composed undernoted irirst-class, Full-ixiwére,, built, Double-Ermine, Iron Hteamshipg Sardinian.411)0 (Building) Circassian.S4IH1 Oapt.J.Wylie Polynesian.4100 Capt.Brown Barmatian.36 nd Troy.Pullman\u2019s Drawing Room Cars on Day Express Tr ins between Montreal and boston.For Tickets and Freight Rates, apply at Central Vermont Railroad Office, 136 St.James Street.J.W.HOBART, General Supt.St.Albans, Deo.4.1874,\tllrt DUO DE MONTEBELLO CHAMPAGNE 8f (Chataaa dd Maraaii tur Ay, France.) G arte manche9* >3omTri In Oases of 1 doz.Quarts and 2 doz, Pinta.FOR SAl.l BT J.Q.SIDEY?OOMMiBsiONsua gram; Montreal, AaaMT fob Canada, 9* iv 2** ROBERT DALGLISH No.23 JOHN STREET, MONTREAL, Sola Agent for the Dominion of Canada for Renault a Co., Cognac, BRANDIES M\u2019Krnvib a Co,, Xerez, SHERRIES M\u2019kbmtb, Deibooli.a Oo.jOportOjPOBTS M oan A N a Co, Hamburg, CHEAP SHERRIES PBliBO, OASBkLLW A Co, Reus, CHEAP PORTS Du St.Mabobaux a Co., Reims, CHAM-PAGNES Mobxau a DeNkuvili.b, Saumur, CHAMPAGNES Diehl Bbos.* Co., Mayence, MOSELLES and HOOKS P.Dumont a Co,, Bordeaux, CLARETS Saul.Allsopp a Sons, Burton-on-Trent PALE ALE Weitbbkad a Oom London.PORTER and STOUT R.B,* Bvass & Co., London, Export Bottlers, GUINESS, BASS, &o VAN Hoyteha A Co., Rotterdam, HOL.LANDS GIN Thom a Camjsbon, Glasgow, SCOTCH \"WHISKIES, OLD TOM, GINGER WINE Jos, O.Qamblb a Sons, St.Hsiang, CHEMICALS Robt.lookhabt, jr\u201e & Co, OILS and PAINTS Huntinston Ooppsr anoS, Ce., G'asgow P®\" Orders for direct Importations so United from Wholesale Trade only T*\tly .42 BiTTEKb.\u2018Vjllliil!! .Iff whoJesoma vegetable compound N o fit .for all 8388 ofthe>Stonrioh and Nervous Sys tern.Dyspepgla\u2019Nausea General Debility, iVertlgo, Languor, Loss of Appetite, or fa* l*ny case whore a Tonic Bl ttor» i« required! ||Ab a Beverage and Appetizer Is unequal ! 1, being free from the doleterioas effects} jw.Aloohollo Drinks, for which it ts an an j kidota.No Sideboard should be without >t J Jldpromptin action, Palatable totheta\u2019t^ And Bracing & iuvigorntiug In its effjcc.J kiponboth Bf»1y and Min I.\u2014-Directioni.J |A wine glassf\u2019\u20191 as occasion' may required IlNonegenuineexceptbeurlu slgnaturcorf Tuly 26 Vy Vf.SURGrIJAL.Glasgow, STORAGE.AHTEQIY FORCE, Warehouseman\tsalon Surchant, Storap fot Bonded & free Good AT Wellington Stores, Wellington St Bond 60 Qrtek Stores, Wellington Street Bond 118.\u2019\u2019\u2019oal Oil Stores, Tanneries des\" Rouanda, Bond 84.no\tv BOOK & JOB PRINTING ALL DkBORIPTIONS AT THB HERATiD\u201d OFFICE.penny, Wilson « oo SIRGICUipUIEIT! Ex S.S.SCANDINAVIAN,\" A large and well-sslacted Stock ol Surgical Instruments.&sc Comprising the following, vl*.Amputating toss, Surgeona\u2019 Poeket Cases Cupping Gases, Physicians\u2019 Pocket Cases, Post Mortem Cases,Stomach Pumps ; FORCEPS\u2014Tooth, Midwifery, Dressing, Dissecting, etc., etc.; KEWES\u2014Amputating, Pocket, Dressing etc* BCALPKL3 in £bouy and Ivory ; CATHETERS \u2014 Gum El&stio, Silver frf*** Electro Plated; Eye and Ear Instrumenta, Lancets,Needle Specula, etc* LYMANB.OTaA-BB A OO HATS, CAPS.«tec.DEVLIN\u2019S HATS THAT R HATS SPRING STYLES FOR 1875- JUST received.Pour Oases YU DEVLIN\u2019S HAT Ai FUI) DEPOT 416 DAME NOTRE\u2019 March 6 STREET.ly 65 CUIT ABO LIKE NOTICE.To Glasgow, Liverpool, Baifest, London0 derry, &e.State of Pennsylvania, State of Vikotnia, State of Geokoia, State of Flobida, State of Nevada, j State of Indiana State of Alabama, State of Louisiana, State of Minnesota, Hailing every WKDNESDAY from the Company\u2019s Dock, Pier 36, North River, New York.The accommodations and provisions provided on these Shins are unsurpassed by those of any other Ine RATES OF PASSAGK.Cabins\u2014$6u and $70, currency, according accom modation.Return Tiekets-$120 and $140.ntermediat.e or Second Cabin\u2014$40 Oy.Steerage\u2014As low as by any other first-das line or route.For dates of sail ing, apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO., 72 Broadway.îfew York H.F.MAGEE, 186 State Street, Boston.Or to\tD.A.ANSKLL _\t.25 St.Sulptce stree» Montreal- May 18\ty 22» GASH ADVANCES.ADVANCES MADE On Geneua\u2019l Merchandise CONSIGNED TO NEW YORK.| Also nrchsses made, and Advances c®, Merchandise for the Dominion of Canada.ALLAN HAY, Merchant, 37 Broad Street, New York.November 12\tGm 26® âDVANCisONFËÔlHJO^ She Subscribers continue to make Gd vanoaa on Produce consigned t° Manda, M**»rg.Pfira* Rism.tiL, Sow A i,0'i\t\u201e G'asgow