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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24
"She's Going to 800"

Gold! Gold! Goldn' All through
the year 1864 speculation ran wild upon
this precious circulating medium. Gold
was the topic that next to the move
ments of the armies, peryaded every
conversation. 1t controlled the specu-
lation in every other article of use or
commerce. The stock market largely
hinged upon the quotations of gold,
and grain and provisions were for
months dependent entirely upon the
operations Of the Gold Board in Wall
street. 1t was money itself that was
being gambled in, Money was bet on
the price of money.
The fever for gold specializing ragged
wildly throughout the community, and
the brokers were kept busy executing
orders for customers both in and out OF
the city. One Of the largest operators
was E. B. Stiles, of Dixon, who was a
rampant bull, and believed gold would
never stop going up. He was carrying
a million of gold on one occasion, when
he accosted his broker as follows:
d, how do [ stand in this deal?'
You are about $50, 900 ahead a.
this minute" replied the broker, land
| would advise you to take your profit. -
TN do it, }" said Stiles, and he rush
ed out of the office.
An hour LATER the broker met him
and asked him what he had done.
She's going to 50Om exclaim ed
Stiles. IN hang on to herr'
Needless TO say that his profit OF
$50. 1000 resolved itself into thin air
Chicago Herald.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24
Rash Advice.

One blowing day last week, when the
sidewalks were as slippery rs glass, a
woman stood in front of 4 door on
Clifford street, and streWed some ashes
from pan she held on the icy walk.
As she did so, the wind blew the coal
dust rather freely over her, and a man
going past said:
IF you viii turn your back to the
wind it will blow the ashes from YOU
instead of over you.
The woman thanked him with her
eyes, but did not move. Indeed. she
could not without losing her balance
and the ashes both.
Let me show you" said the man
kindly, rs he removed a Iur glove and
grasped with u determined grip the
well-flled ash-pan. you can throw
them over the walk in this way, and
not be liable to put your eyes out. It's
as easy as rolling off a log" and he
braced his back against the wind and
gave a generous flop TO the asn-pan.
The woman went into the house to
get the ashes out Of her hair and ewes
and recover her health. When the DO
lice had busted the man OFT and identi-
fed him they took him home The on
" remark he made was:
You can't most always tell from
what quarter the wind will blow when
you attempt TO give advice about emp
tying an ash-pan.
Which it is so.-Detrot Free Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24

The discovery of tin in North Caro-
lima was made in a singular manner.
Among the minerals exhibited at the
Boston Exhibition from that State was
lump of ore marked unknown" It
was analysed by an assayist and found
to contain IS per cent Of tin, the rich
est ever known. The specimen came
from Kings Mountain, and while the
vein has not been discovered, from the
quantity of ore lying around loose,
scientists are sure the metal exists in
great quantities. There are only three
tin-bearing mines in the world, and it
is said there is a standing offer of $780,
900 for the discovery of one in the Uni
ted States.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24
a Washington Episode of Leap Year

Society, as sort OF jest, has decreed
that any young man who refuses q leap
year proposal from q lady is in honor
bound to present her with a silk dress.
There are q number of ''Old maids" in
town who have already accumulated
enough silk dresses 10 stock dry
goods warehouse. But that is not what
[ desire to say. One day last week
young man in society here paid visit
to young lady friend. They were
not engaged, but he had given ample
evidence that he would like to be, if
he could only muster up sufficient con-
fidence.
He had been fooling along on the
outside edges OF an engagement for six
months or more, and the lady began to
grow anxious. It was one of those
cases where both parties foundered
around in the sweet meshes of love.
without ever coming to an open under
standing. On the evening in question
the lady. half in jest and wholly in
earnest, proposed to him. He said that
silks were unusually high-priced, and
that if she would be married at once he
would except Much to his surprise,
she did accept, and the couple visited
the parsonage of a neighborino clergy
man. where ,the bride produced the
license, showing that her determine
ton was not sudden freak of fancy,
and the pair were made man and wife.
= Washington Letter TO PhitG. CAL.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24
Nature and Man.

Nature is rude. hut noble free of hand,
And men who dwell upon her untitled land
Take is own St.Iup. Mans heart responsive
thri Is
Before the ruegt grandeur of the hills;
Freedom ins nires the mornings rosy light,
And all the iS.cs hat glow in seas Of night
Are stcadfast 70 their pole. Vast so itude
Gives room for thought. The mountain
storms are rude
And grand Free hearted bounty shows It's
streams,
In torrents forests. plains The yellow CLEAN
OF cloudy sundowEs, vermeil tinted morn,
The pCarly misls that fee before The dawn,
Are things Of beauty. So the mountain rose,
The lucid dew that like an opal glOws,
Gagged in tie tender trelliS OF fresh leaves,
The tcecy clouGs through which the sunset
weaYeS
The lamb.nt colorirg of latent fires,
Each with It's iIfluenc", the heart inspires
To some conception vague and underlined,
That GCd through Nature, seeks tie human
mind.
-Wi,iam ID. Holmes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24

Writing to the Cincinnati tree-plant-
ers. DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes has
said: I have written many verses, but
the best poems I have produced are
the trees l planted on the hillside which
overlooked the broad meadows, seal
loped and rounded at their edges by
loops of the sinuous Housatonic. Ma
ture finds rhymes for them in the re-
curing measures Of the seasons. Win
ter strips them of their ornaments and
gives them, as it were, q prose trans
lation, and Summer reclothes them in
all the splendid phrases OF their leafy
language. What are these naples and
beeches and birches but odes and idyls
and madrigals? What are these pines
and frs and spruces but holy hymns,
too solemn for the many-hued raiment
of their gay deciduous neighbors?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24

\ recent advertisement reads as fol-
lows: '.If the gentleman who keeps
the shoe store with red head will re-
turn the umbrellas of young lady with
whalebone ribs and an iron handle to
the slate-roofed grocer's shop he will
hear of something to his advantage. as
the same is the gift of deceased mother
now no more with the name engraved
on it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24

Russian soldiers are now required to
carry large cotton handkerchiefs. In
the border are flaming battle scenes,
while the center is filled with drawings
of the various styles of firearms used,
from a pistol to a siege gun.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-24

The st. Nicholas Hotel, the famous
hostelry of Broadway, after prosper
Gus career of thirty-three years Is to
come down and make WAY for stores.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Sacramento eroducs Market -Tho,esale
corrected daily FOR the Rs0oRD. USioS.


sAoRAsNSTo. February 22d.
FRUu-Lemous, Sicily, $500 y case; orangss,
California, S3 5og5 u Oox Lines, 81 509i Isl b.
aanas, IS g3 so q tuncn PiaesPptes, see1a =
iozen Cocoanuts. s7@7 so 2 100; Apples, 81 759
. q box Cranberries, S17@ls D Dbl.
PIX fRuTTs-A5sorteo. z.-b CANS, y doI, al 80 ,
assorted, gallon cars, a 10; Peaches, z3-D caDsi
Il rs Portland Bluehercies. SO csns, G. %haT
cherries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus g p . dozen
DRIED FRurrs-Apples. sliced, 9a1Oc = n, GO
41artered, s99c; pears, peelsG, 7@sG; do, u
peeled. 495c; Plume, pitted, ljGl6e; Peaches,
iI4I24c; do, peeled, 19@20;; PrdHes Gsrmsn ana
French, 13gI5c; Black6srnee. l4Sl5.; Figs, Cali
t1rlia, 6dTc D %.
TAsLA FRUIs--Assorted, Pm cans, y dos, g. 80 +;
Peaches " 20; Bartlett PeaTs, 81 so; Fums q %
6lackberrIes, 90 90a3; GoosebarTies, So Straw
oerrIes IS U.s. Apricots, 81 25 Auscat Gtapee, s. :
Red Currants, % rs; Cherries, 80 Is
yEasTAsLEs - Potatoes, 65cGSl Is; Onions,
81 25a1 90; Caulihower, 75c;osl: Cabbage, Y5c9
81; Carrots, 50960c . hun lred; Iurnips,
COO g sack; bunch vegetables, l2sc = doz !:
Parsnips, lc; Beets, lc; EorSe Ra.dish, 6G7c n !;
Arrichokes, 75c dozen; Jerusalem AItchokes,
3t@4e o n Sweet Potatoes, 4I@5c . IL Celery,
60075c q doz; Garlic 3es4c; Nevada Potatoes,
TRANSFORMATIONS. IS 81 = barrel; os.meai.
s. . 100 Rs, latter for Eastern; Cornrnesl. yell
low, 50 80 white, 81 80; Cracked Wheat, s3 %.
PoULrRY-Live Turkeys, 24d25c y 70; dressed
26@27c; full grown Chickens, s7a7 so . dozen !;
young boosters. s7a7 so = dozen; Brolera. s595 80 ;
tame Ducks, s8 50d9; Geese, 81 sog2 = pair !;
Eggs, choice lots. 2Sd30c q dozen.
GAME-Hare, 81 75d2; Rabbits, sl@i SO; Nal
lard Ducks, s5@6 q doz; Teal. SlG1 20 y doz !;
Sprigs, s2d2 30 . doz; Quail. 81 25@1 so g doz
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-BuTter, choice, 35G37s = u |;
mixed lots, in rolls, 2S&30c; Cheese, California,
from 17Gise; Western, fats, l6sl7c; Asrins
Cream, 19@20c.
MEATs-Beei, 9d10c; Mutton. &c . q; porR, g
| 10;; Veal, small calves, 16@11c large. 99l0c.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED--oa. hay, Sl0gI3 s tor /;
| Alfalfa hay. SSG9 y to- hrsn o ton, eli :,
mtddlIngs, s22 q ton; barley, whole, $40 q ton
ground, 81 10; wheat, 81 90 81 IS c-; wild oats,
| 81 65 tame oats 81 cora. II so cwt.
MIsosLLANEoUs-Seeis--Ab % 81 nuo'hv.
Eastern, 7as: y D: Oregon. 7etsc, Pop Corn, case
q Ii Red Oiover, l48l5a RED Top. 1lRlesr; Nuts
| English walnuts, 9a@l0o; California Waluuts,
9alOc; Almonds, l49l5c Peanuts, California,
6la7c; Lard (Californis), cans, lac Eastern, l4G
| l5e; Hides, salt, light and medium, sac, and
| heavy, 9610c dry. 49,: Taow, 74c; Hops offer
| ing at l6Ql9a 3 n-stock very small.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

SYRUP-Bbls 55c; half-bbs SIZE; 5-gallon kegs
62ic: gallon tins, 72ic b gallon.
TEA.Japan-Common l5G25e; good, 2595Oc; SD
perior Sc extra fine, 50l160c Guppowder and I'm
perial-C Common, SOC superior, 37aet0c extra fine
65@7Jc; Clngon and Souehong- Common, 20c s0pe-
rior 37s@45c; extra fine 50d75c Pouohong-C Canton,
ib papers, l5925c; Fooehow-ooong. S5g45c in
pspers Comet do Sc: Formosa, 25d35c; Inc do
lnew season., 40d55c finest do, 65d7Oe 2 b.
wooDENwARE-A leading inn quotes as fol
lows Tubs. painted, per dozen, 5000; nest
of three, 50 nest of eight, 81; vanished per
Dozen S9a2l; nest of thres, 50 80 ear toaek hoop)
per dozen sl2Gl6; nest of three. 50 80 tgalvan
led hoopl, per dozen, sl4Gls; nest Of three 81 ;
Keelers vanished. per dozen, S2di; nest of five,
81 25. Pals, painted, 81 70 per dozen vanished
s3d3 50: white. 50 5Od4 so; lard red 81 seas.
Washboards Cali ornia zinc, 81 so per dozen East
ern combination. 81 Eastern double zinc, "a 80 ;
Eastern Wilson. 50 80 per dozen
WooLEN GooDs-Pioneer blanketing Is quoted as
70 lows vicuna and Brown. " noh S2-oz. 81 50 =
yard Gray same width AID weight, 81 So b yard ;
Gray same width, 2i-oz 81 Gray 4.inch l6-cz, SOC ;
White Sluice 60-inch 90 s0 Pioneer Plan
Flannels s-Gray or White twiled. foz. sec same,
5-oz Ace s. aret and Dark Blue. Coo for Ioz and 40c
for 4oz White plain fulled 81 10; 32-inch do, 81 %
Ga French Plaids 81 20; do I extra heavy Csc;
Opera Fiannels 55G37.c; Holeyoomb Flannels 81 %
rs 3 yard
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
san Francisco Produce Market
SAN FRAScrsco. February 22d


FLoUR-Trads during the week has been good.
Several liberal shipments have gone forward to for
eign po nts, while home business has not been OF
limited nature. Best City Extra, IS SOFAS rs; ms
dunn grades, "a so 90 shipping superhne, IS 50g
4 so q Dbl
WREAT-There has been more movement in ship
ping circles within the past few days than in long
time. thing has occurred at European centers to
cause any red improvement IN the local market,
bot exporters seem to have more confidence in the
future, and better disposed 10 operate, though
their actions characterized with considerable
caution. Holders have met the situation in good
spirit and considerable grain has lately changed
hands on an understood basis OF 81 90 q ell for
choice shipping parcels. At the moment there is a
triiing luli in the demand, but it is generally be-
ieved that moderate activity will soon be resumed,
and trade glide along smoothly for the remainder OF
the harvest year.
No call session was held to-day, as the Produce
Exchange adjourned yesterday afternoon until next
Monday morning.
BARIEY-It is to be hoped that the next week will
be more encouraging for holders than the one
nearly over Trade has been generally dull and in
active while prices have been or less seriously
affected by the prevailing depressed feeling Al
though the best kinds Of Feed qualities have been
almost pressed the market in liberal quantities,
ii not easy TO find buyers at what is deemed the
comparatively low askiI price OF 9Oc G ct Tor
choice oferings In fact If the extreme limit
lowered % s7lc it is doubtful if, at the moment,
increased interest could be aroused or the number
OF sales largely multiplied. Yet il is the oniaion OF
shrewd observers that present prices ought 10 Dng
out a consun psive demand that would absorb all
immediate surplus and give better tone to the sit
nation An occurrence OF this character is not i'm
probable and the it happens the quicker will
the market be in more steady and substantial
shape. Brewing has mere than sYmpathized with
the weakness in Feed, and buyers have been able TO
make selections at 81 o. y et which is figure that
would not have been listened to a couple Of weeks
since Pretty fair quality OF Brewing can be had at
81 q ell
oSTs Holders are not making any great display
OF stock, IL is next to impossible T. negot .te ex
eept in jobbing way Surprise and Milling, 81 zoe
! IS; No. l, 81 6ogl 65; No ?, 81 soSi S.; Black,
81 45a1 50 ell
CoRN-Trsde is limited, and none but choice lots
receive attention. Calf mia Yellow is quotabe at
81 coal e2S for large, and 81 coal 62l for small
White, 81 Goal 50 /; Nebraska 81 As q etl
HkY--wi;h The return of sunshine dealers natu-
rally expect an Improvement 10 business, though no
immediate appreciation ia values is anticipated.
Alfalfa, S9ali; Wheat, sl2rl4; Wild Dat, Sl28
Ii Barley, sS9l1; Mixed, seSll ton
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

The BALLOON AS A TELEGRAPH MEDIUM.
A method of signaling by means of electric
balloons has been successfully tried in
Paris by M. NJ. Mangin and Bsudet. The
balloon, made of paper rendered trsnslu-
cent, was about eight feet in diameter, and
was filed by pure hydrogen. A swan
lamp was fitted inside. and light rope
carrying two copper wires was attached.
When the circuit was completed the whole
balloon appeared to be globe Of fire. By
switching the current off and on, the Morse
code can be spelled ont. by which commu-
nication can be carried on between distant
points.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
ls-roar.D FOR rH. sAcRAxrsro a.OoRD-UnOs.l
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO. February q. 1884
BAGS AND BAGGIsG.-An invoice of 1855, 900 Wheat
Bags from Calcutta arrived on the 18th. These are
quotable at 7sG7!c for spot delivery and IsaIsc for
June and July delivery. Wool Bags SSG42c; Potato
Gunnies, l4A@l5c.
BREAD-Ship Bread. SIC: Pilot Bread, 4@41c;
Soda Crackers, 64d7Ac Cakes, S928c.
BRIcK-Bath, 55c Z dozen English Fire, $50 ga
81 so; California building descriptions. 50 599l o
thousand
follows Common, 81 rs g and g 2 for the three
numbers Extra Patent 81 25 81 So 50 Is AID s. for
the four styles Mill and Stable So 50 80 and 81 for
the three styles; Ship, g.; Whisp and Toy Brooms
UANDLES-FollOwing quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants Stearic Acid. IA or
l2ac; Gross &Co Adamantine IA or 12dlSe Hardness
Patent Wax. lie; Mitehelis Adamantine l6dl6se for
Ii OF and lsc for 16 OF; Proctor CANDLES Stearic Acid
IA or l5c; Ropes 9sQll!c for the two styles; Schaet
ers Steric Acid Il o. lie and u OF Star 10c; U s
Candle Companys IL OF, loo; werks stearic Acid III
dl7sc for Is OF, and Isle for a or: w. IL Woods 4
Co.'S Shield l4Gl4lc. and Solar Wax, l6ggl6ac potn
full weight Woods Conihans Il OF. l0GlOtc Paraf-
tine 2oc; Sperm 25@2Sc.
nishes the following price list Table Fruit per Dozen
in 2a-b tins. follows: Apples. 81; Apricots, Dam
son Plums and Muscatel Grapes, 81 % Cur
rants, Bartlett Pears, Plums NeetaIines, yellow so
Freestone Peaches Prunes, and assorted Fruits 81 9O
BLACK berries Black Cherries, Gooseberres and hlte
Heath Clingstone Peaches, 81 70; White Cher les
Yellow Clingstone Peaches. Raspherries and STRAW
berries 50; Table Fruit in S-ib tins 81 SOFAS Pie
Fruits in 81 III tins 81 5O@2 o. and in s tins 81 so
as Jams and Jellies in 2-ib tins 50 $685. Asparagus
in 25 Tins, 81 25 other Vegetables in 2b tins 81 so
cEaEsT-Eastern. 81 5oa2 IS; foreign g 75@
4 SO n Dbl (; Golden Gate Plaster, 90 75@S; Woth-
erspoon P aster SS@3 IS; Santa Cruz Lime,
81 50dl Is b bel; Land Plaster Sl2 30 " ton Fire
Clay 81 bbl fer American and s. for English BRICK
D5st, S4@5 q Dbl; Cattle Hair. &c; Goat Hair. &c
Rb
6ld63c q h
CoAL-we have to report disaster to ship with
$50 tons Scotch for this market aud also disaster
to one OF the steam Golfers in the Seattle trade The
latter will not interfere with supplies from that source
as sailing vessels are abundant and ready to go int
the trade for a few months A cargo of 5000 tons
Cumberland arrived on the 18th, and liberal supplies
OF this Coal are en- route and ordered. There
are few vessels loading Coal for this mar
ket at European CT Australian ports We quote Coos
Bay Seattle and Renton, ex-ship at 81 so; Nanaimo
sS,d9 so Wellington SO scale; Coke Sec e Dbl by the
wholesale and f,0, nv retail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

Mrs. LAsGTRY AND HER DIAMONDS.
How little one heals of Mrs. Langtry these
DAYS, though she is to be with us again in
a fortnight. She seems to have dropped
entirely out Of the memory Of everybody,
and she goes and comes and acts as she
pleases. and no body pays the slightest
heed. Every dog has its day, and so APP
parenily have women like Mrs. LangtTy.
Il seems, however, she is as fascinating SIS
she has ever been, and that there are other
Young men in the world who make as big
idiots of themselves about her as did Mr.
Gebhardt, While she was in Washington
a Young man well-known in society here
rave her diamond ring valued at s., 900
Mrs. Langtry has now finer jewels and a
larger variety than any woman OF the coun-
try, not excepting Mrs. Astor. They are
valued az half q million. - Andrews
Queen.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
Merchandise Export.

The following freight passed Ogden February
18th;
For Sacramento-Booth & Co., 100 cases con-
densed milk Weinst ok & Lubin, cases boots and
shoes Casey & Cronan, Is barrels whisky.
For Lodi--C P. Allison, box personal effects.
For Chico-Felter & Williams, q cases maple fur
niture.
For Standardization Hooter, box books /;
HEDGES & Buck, 40 tierees huns.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23
San Francisco Meat market.

THE Inquiry is somewhat 6risE, and fu.l figures
are generally realized for all descriptions. Follow
ing are rates for whole from saughterers
to dealers
sKxy-First quality, 9l@lOIc second quality, 81
90. third quality, Sds4e y u.
vBAL-Lsrge calves, SsS1e; email ones, 96l0lc
q b.
Murros-wethers are quotablc al 7@7ic and swes
Al 6d7c . d.
LAMB Quotable at 7asc spring do, 13@15c y r.
PoRK-Live Hogs, Ole toI hard gram hogs ON foot I;
dreSsed do, 10alQ1c q b.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

What this country is yearniug for is
public school system which will teach the
wives of the future that light housekeeping
is something more than reading novels and
starching their husbands stockir gs.-[Fall
River Advance.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-23

Clipper Gap california; Pig Iron is quoed at S3Z DUG
80 for Nos / to 4. We quote as follows for other
kinds: Coke Tin. IS 9ld6l5; Roofing do. S661j %
Charcoal do Sc 99G7 Is d bx Yellow Metal 24925c
English Cast Steel. l4dl5c Sheet Zinc, Ss9Sac Pig
Lead, 4d43c; Bar Lead, 5ad6c; Lead Pipe, 79Sc
Sheet Lead s@S4c; Bar Copper, l5c; Pig Tin. &c
% h.
NAl1s-Supplies are ample. The Oakland Factory
is again in operation though lin ted sca'e QUIT
able at g 20 q key for standard size.
OIL-Whale Is nominal at 474d5Tsc for coast and
Polar China Nut 72475c California Castor. 81 70 for
No. /, andSl 20 for No Refined; Cocoanut, 4OG45c
California Linseed in single barre lots sac forraw and
CSC y gallon for boiled Petroleum, ITO degrees in
cans l7d2ic; do in bulk l5c; do, $50 degrees i3kc
pure winter strained Lard 95c in bbls and 81 IN tins
POsse Olive, SJ@t5 25; Pagniol olive, So 50G6 80 /;
Duret do, IS 50@5 IS; extra dne kinds. SSgS e dozen
quarts
PAIxTs-The various brands OF White Lead axe
quoted at 60 07c. The dem and is active
PAPER-CalifOrnia Straw Wrapping, SIC, 9uc, 81 and
81 10 p ream for the four styles.
QUICKsILvER-The pice has been further advanced
to S6s637c per 10, S2Sd-9 PER flask London quota
oE-No / Coma. IS 4Oa5 90 y two mats No. 2
China "A 1904 s. mixed China, "a O5d4 10; Siam,
81 81 Hawaiian "a 5lai s74 for Island cleaned, and
"a S7t(d5 a 100 lbs for San Francisco cleaned
SALT-Iiverpool fine ia quoted az $lT@22 90:
Carmen Island 2l3di5 for and S20G22 for fine
California Sl0Gl2 for coarse and Sl40l6 for the.
SPIoE5-Cassa, StdStc; Gloves, l6d7e; Nutmegs,
e0d62lc; Mace. 55c Pepper lz.Gl4c; Pimento. TAG
Sc y h
sTARcH-various brands of Eastern are quoted at
6@tl0c II 10.
SUsAR-The pTiee-sts OF both rehneries Tor lots in
I.fu IA fflIn