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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-02-02


p. G.. Thompson. Of Bristol. was
in town on last Thursday.
y. N. Ward. Of GalsS, Va, was
m town last week.
,. d. Taylor and +. w. King. Of
Bristol. were registered at Hotel Ia
gene last Thursday.
r. ,. Epperson Of Bristol, was in
town last week
i. NJ Armstrong. a prominent
travelling salesman Of Knoxville, was
among the travelling men in town last
week
Hot Drinks at Taylor Bros
John + Bowen. Of Jasrer. was in
town last Friday on business.
n. y. Gump. Of Bristol. was regis
tered at Hotel Eugene last Thursday.
D. J. DELPHI. prominent merchant
OF Marion. spent few days in town
lasi week visiting his uncle. Rev. !.
A. u Shuler.
...
Tam was in town l,st well
registered at Hotel Eugene last sat
uriay
Mrs. Lucind. okeen. Of Turkey
Cove. Lee County. H. visiting rela-
tive- in town this week.
Mi. MILF. y,ro~ ofl,.-v.v La
County, is visiting Mrs. q. n.
Knight, in the Gap tins week.
q a Kent of Gcorgel wss In
town last week.
IN. Moore Left FRIDAY morning
i'' w e'I0' w a. %" " 'i''' 20 ms
'''' "'Ni" ',"',e' WIG ',,es 'P"
ols,"''' ''' '"' -''''''N " "'s'''"
AZ ''''' t''''
G.. b. Slemp returned sunday from
business '''p d" Ne"'"'Ns'
r. Houeck. the contractor. who l.
engaged 3" WORK 80 ''D"'o" N''y'
Was q" Tow" 7""''S'
w. w Wheeler. IT Cincinnati,
was in town last week.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts and Pop
corn AZ Tavl.r Bros.
Tbs ice IN the rivers al this place
has been fine for the past week and
the Young people have enioyed them
selves hugely skating.
'' NJ Mchae' OF Bristol. was reg
is'ered al Hotel Eugene last S"tur'
DAY
ID. H. M'ller' oi b'uehela' was 10
town last Week.
Miss Mani. Stewart who had
been yis;,;ne, relst;yes ami friends II
town rstnr1e5 ~ her nom. Al Rie
Stone a., Sr,d,v eve,inc -Got
Cdy Herald.
I'll sp
WI ',' ,p' - ~, W 80 - p
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We understand that Col. Slemr
has secured in the Navy Department
At Washington. position Tor Jacl
Cox. SON Of j. II. Cox. Of this place
-
Friday on business.
III Vvom.o., Hon. v;.sio, -
c;.,. ~ ~ So, Wa,ho4;s
Chn..h iii 1871 hanaaf,b.
-, 'rh"esS., 10 a".raa - =,
o'clocL ,b;. ,,,ss,;ng oesc.rs q,
-. ''''
all the members are urged TO be pres
emit.
The snow .,orn sunday MICH
damsoeJ ,h. ,sls.hone ,vjyss YER,
badlv in MANY nIsces in mi. section
and - r..ni, ,be ss,yice lbs bs,,
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10 Cure a cold In ono DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRONO QUINiNE
Tablets An Druggists refuna the money
Il il fails 70 cure. Z. ". Groves signa-
turc Is on each box. 25c nov lily
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WANTED.

a practical stcnocrspher and book
keeper. one who has some knowledge
OF general office work Address
WISE RrAL Estate Co.
Box 235
Big Stone Gap. Va.
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FOR SALE.

\ good business house located on
main street in APpalachia. Va. This
property will be- sold At a bargain.
For further information apply TO the
editor OF this paper
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Homer r Adams spent Sunday
visiting relatives nc Wise.
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w. n. Esd- has suspended publ
cation Of the Wise News. the outfit
having been leased 90 other parties.
who. we understand. will start snuth-
er paper at that place Mr.. Dads
announces that he will PIT 10 new
outfit and will be- ready 70 resume
publication Of the News about the
first Of March.
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UP-TO-DATE GOODS.

large line Of Writings Hurlbut's box and
pound paper
Ldgers Journals Day and Cash Books any style price
Old fashioned HOrhound drops relieves tickling your
throat.
Have you Blue Book They are selling fast
better get your copy
Smokers take notice clear Cigars wrapper and
filler 1925. Why smoke inferior goods.
j. w. KELLY, Druggist.
Big Stone Gap. Va
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e NJ. Durham. Of Cincinnati, was
in town lat week.
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IN NEW BUILDING.

We are now pleasantly located in the new
stone building on Wood Avenue. and you are
cordially invited to call and see US and exam
inc our fine line of goods.
WATCH DEPARTMENT:
full line of watches
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT:
All kinds of sterling. solid gold and plate
PICTURE AND FRAME DEPARTMENT:
This department will be kept up-to-date.
Have your pictures framed
CHINA AND CUT GLASS DEPARTMENT:
complete line of fine china. cut glass,
pressed and blown glass.
BIG STONE GAP JBWRLRY CORPORATION
p. AMeURoEY. General Manager.
Watch and clock work speciality.
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News reached here this week OF Che
sudden death Of Mr. a. Longeni. of
Chicago Mr. Lougeni owns cou.id-
cradle property iu Big stone Gap
snd formerly spent considerable time
at tEis place. lie was travelling
man and just as he wa, returning
from one Of his trips. he dropped
dead soon after he alighted from the
train In Chicago.
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w. w Buckley has accepted d poo
sition with H. H. Barron as deputy
treasurer for Wise County.
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Nj. and Mrs. n. G.. Wax. of
Preacher, spent few day, last week
in town visiting their sons. Messr-
=. W. Wax aud Joseph Wax Mr.
Wax is one of the oldest citizens iu
Southwest Virginia. being 81 years
of age.
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After having been closed two weeks
ON account Of the snail poY scare. the
public school at this place opened
again Monday morning. there being
no more new scares OF that disease in
town. All the ,hildreu have been
vaecinated and an danger Of the
spread OF the disease is thought 60
have passed.
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Lexington Roller Mills Company,
tnrporated4
Manufacturers Of
Henry Clay and Cream Flour.

Lexington, KY, January 2l, 1905.
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q T. Gilly. chief ol police at
Blackwood was BOO town this week.
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Mrs !. VI. Willis continue, very
40 a. her home IN this place Her
many friends trust she wall soon be
restored % health
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Read the news advertisements iu
this issue
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G.. l.. Hamblen went Co Wise Nom
day on business
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The Big Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. FEB. ?. 1905.
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. 4. Sloan. Of Bluefeld, W. Va,
was in town last week.
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George L. Carter and Rufus a..
Ayers have done more to bring South
west Virginia 90 the front ana keep
Il there than aii other men and caus-
- combined Both of these men are
every inch Nirginians We admire
them both and wish them both ail
manner of success. Had it not been
for them Wise County would Dc "a
psnper county to-day.-Ui.r Nrrs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Ne,r YORK sfocI Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Opening prices on the
Stock Exchange to-day showed mixed gains
ard losses and prices moved in contrary oirec-
tons IN different parts Of the list Throughout
+he day. There was scarcely time when a
Nezsistent tone was perceptible, 50 Irregular
md mixed was the movement Here and there
IN the list new high records were made and
an active demand for one or two of the stand
ard market leaders relieved the trading from
its appearance Of being given over entirely 70
che Jess prominent specialties- The Strength
of these influential stocks was obviously taken
advantage ~ to effect sales Of realizing
r7rofts at different points. Some Of the less
conspicuous stocks recently rushed TO great
height proved soft and made wide declines.
The volume az dealings shrunk 10 some extent
and there were periods when the duliness was
more intense than for a long time, but the
character Of the account not entirely
cbsnqed Selling for inside account only
evidenced az prices were bid up 70 meet the
IDEAS o. holders ~ stocks and II was when
tf5s we're withdrawn and quotations allowed
- sag that the duilness became most profound.
The news bearing on values was Of the same
general tenor. as Tor some tine past, and
served 10 keep Up the spirit OF the industrial
conditions which form the underlying basis
for the firm undertone Of the present market
T-,e actual opening OF the peace conferences at
portsmouth,. n H. did not change the re-
financial district which may be described
one ~ confidence n ultimate peace. but with
~o-enrvaffve reservation against possible
Cor7,r,li cations Il is the general feeling, new
5r+e-rs,irafion 10 continue the war would pre-
cfnftste n be zardous situation in the financial
markets So far as the Immediate effect in
fhf~ market would he concerned, the determi-
-s.tor ~ fhe Jananese Government Of its dis
roeiffcn q the large funds on deposit here to-
p credit would be the prime factor The ex-
y alton that the Government report on the
rrofr cron 10 be published tomorrow VIII be
--a-,- fnvcrs bic was a sustaining Influence on
the cranrers to-day. s.. Paul also showed a
cad result q It's June earnings statement is
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-Rumors OF damage to
the Russian crop developed strength in the
wheat market here to-day. The September de-
livery closed 1aQ$c up; Corn ana oats are
practically unchanged. ProVlslons are up "a
Wheat had a firm undertone throughout the
entire session but the volume or tradlng was
small September opened unchanged at s21a0
higher prices at Liverpool in the face OF
decline here yesterday. Russian newspapers
according to a British authority are advocat-
ing the prohibition OF wheat exports. 4hlS
agitation coupled with news of a bullish char-
acter from Indiana was said to be responsible
for the unexpected advance at Liverpool. On
the other hand, weather in the Northwest
was almost perfect for harvesting. and there
was a continuance of liberal receipts at pri-
mary points The bulls gained some encourage
ment from a favorable report or damage 10 the
cron in North Dakota The principal demand
came from shorts and commission houses VI
highest point OF the day was reached at So
The market closed firm. with September at So
qS3Bc. 1900. -,
corn market The market closed steady. sep
ternber opened Adasc higher, at o5s4 Qo5 y G,
sold off TO 531aQ533sc and closed at % 1a1
535sc Total receipts were ZV9 cars Will %
Oats was firm. September opened unchanged
n &c higher at 9s@265sc and held within
the opening range closing at 26a4c. Local re-
ceipts were 2l9 cars Ii. s.
from packers The market was influenced by
liberal shipments of hog products; AT the ciose
September pork UP 15glf 5c al slt ~
Lard was up 10c at 81 10. Ribs were t1aqlsc
higher at IS 40 x,,ha..
2s2 cars corn 81 cars. oats s12 cars; hogs
The leading futures ranged follows:
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at 150%e advance; September at s1SsQ
SIS Hide closed s7s!c; May al 90H q90Ac c,
closed 909sc; December. sSa. @s9ssc, closed
S9Izc.
HOPS-steady
PETRoLEUM-Stead
COFFEE-The market was quieter ana cas-
ier to-day under the influence or scattered 10
cal selling and some liquidation caused by
European selling. There was good deal OF
buying by roasters and commission houses, and
prices closed steady with net decline OF
only, points The total transactions were
40, 25o bags including September at O3@
7IGc: December, Z 1857. 4oc May, 7.7097. 75c.
Spot Spot Rio. steady; mild; steady ae tss, 4sc
molasses sugar 3Hc; refined steady
BUTTER-Easy. Receipts. 161S packages
Street prices: Extra creamery, 2013G21c. Of
fetal prices: Choice extra, 201ec; choice hrsts,
dairy common to extra, 17@20c; Western i'm
itation creamery extra, 19@191ac; do f1rsts, Is
Q1S15c.
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues strong, with speculative buying of fu-
lures in evidence. Common to good are quoted
at 414q6c: prime 61ac; choice at 7c and
fancy at nc.
PRUNEs-Are firm on bullish coast adviees.
with quotations ranging from 4Ac to SIC.
according 10 grade
APRICOTS-Are said to be attracting bet
ter demand and the tone is frmer. Choice are
quoted at SQ14c; extra choice at 6h4SAc,
and fancy at 9h61Oc.
at 1GG10Ac; extra choice at 10A ql01ae, and
fancy at lie.
RAIsINS-Are in good demand. particularly
for seeded grades, and the market Is firm
Loose muscatels are quoted at A Qo32e; seed
ed raisins at 514 6715c, and London layers at
S1ml 10.
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Hay and Feedsfufrs.

Bran and middlings are quoted frmer, but
no higher. The situation in Hay shows no
change. The circular of Somers & Co. says:
There seems to be but little diminutton in
hay shipments, for the total for the week just
ended shows $500 tons, which is but 400 tons
less than for the week preceding The hay
tracks and hay wharf are still badly blocked
with hay and il still continues to be a case OF
insufficient team facilities. Daily arrivals have
been averaging about 1000 tons and we do not
think that all the hay wagons in town can
haul than 700 500 tons per day. 1t
readily be seen that shipments must Of
necessity be lessened for while TO enable us
to clean up a Bit
There is nothing in the way of outside
demand, that the situation has not been
relieved in any way. The strictly fancy grades
are if anything bit lower than last week
Tame oat hay, most of which shows al least a
little rust does not seem TO be In as good de-
mana as it was two three weeks ago. In
fact, there is activity of any kind to the
market and matters have resolved themselves
down TO the simple proposition of unloading
cars and boats at the best price possible which
of course means continual concessions in prices
in order to effect sales
BRAN-s21 50q22 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S2692S so per ton.
SHORTS -S2sQ24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-RoIed Barley, ST. 50@22 so;
Oilcake Meal at the mill, S33 50Q34 90 johbing
$35: Cocoanut Cake at mill, $22g22 80; jebbins
S2S; Corn Meal. $3Oq30 50 Cracked Corn,
$40 5O63I; Mixed Feed, S22 50Q24; Horse
Beans, S30Q40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. soc
per ctl: Calfalfa Meal. carload lots, S21; job
bng SO 80 per ton; Mealfalfa. SIS in car lots
and $50 for smaller quantities,
HAY-Wheat S7a13 so; Wheat and Oat.
s6Q12 so; oat, S6@11; Barley and Oat, Sc 50Q
5 So Barley. s6a9; Volunteer Wild Oat. S5q7;
stable seas: stock, $5Q6; Glover, SI410; Al
falfa S6q9 per ton.
STRAW-3OM50c per bale
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who were Indifferent about parting with their
holdings at the proffered rates. Trade on regu-
lar local account was of good volume and small
packages of most tree fruits ruled firm Figs
and Ounces were exceptions. supplies OF most
descriptions being liberal All kinds OF Grapes
were in good request and choice Muscats in
crates readily commanded an advance stocks
of Nutmeg Melons and ORntaioupes were stead
lily increasing and prices continued 10 decline.
The situation in Apples was unchanged, SUP
plies being excessive and only the fanciest )f-
ferings received any attention. Berries ruled
firm at the recently advanced quotations. ana
Citrus goods were steady at the previously
quoted rates.
STRAWBERRIES-Per chest. Longwortns.
S4ui: large varie les. $500.
RASpRF'T p PIESS-Per chest S5q9-
BLACKBERRIES-s1 50Q3 per chest
HuCKLEBERRIES-7q per H.
APPLES-s5eQ$1 Is per box for fancy and
40QT5c for common TO choice; Crab Apples
D, ~llai and 81 30 tor large boxes.
PEACHES-Small boxes. $4,000; carriers >.
JUaloOc; open boxes 9U10Jc tor small ana OCg
75c for large; in bulk. nominal.
PEARS-Bartlett, 45eQ$1 20 per box; IN bulk.
nominal.
PLUMS AND PRUNES-Packed. 50GS5c per
box crate; open boxes, 25G 40c for small and
50cQS1 for large.
INES-Nominal.
FIGS-Black. S1p1 % for double layer and
5OQ75c for single layer drawers; White. 50c4
81 per box or crate.
QUlNCES-60G75c per box.
MELONS-Cantaioupes SI@1 25 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons, 30Q5Oe per box; Watermelons'
S1Q2 SO per dozen.
GRAPES-Small boxes and crates. T5c4&1 20
large boxes S141 25-
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, valencias, S21 1
per box: Lemons. S2G4 so: Grape Fruit, $2d
2 rs; Mexican Lines. nominal: Bananas, 50 rs
75 for Hawaiian: Pineapples. 81 5QG2 80 per
dozen
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-After moderately
active day, in which prices were Irregular, the
market closed at a net loss of about points
The bears were aided somewhat by the selling
of prominent spot house, whose private crop
reports indicate better conditions. Those who
believe in higher prices maze no effort to rush
the market up, but bought on a scale. The
bears are really bullish at heart and expect
higher prices later on. Good buying orders In
cotton are coming in from Wall street. They
are still pegging down the market a point at
a time, but Southern spot markets in the
meantime seem to be going the other way
Reports current OF a newly formed big
bull pool accumulating in cotton through vari-
GUS commission houses
Futures opened quiet. August, 10 55c hid !.
September 10.61c; October. 1G76c; November
offered, 10s4c; December. S10.S7c January
10 95c; March, IL. .04c; May, II Csc
Futures closed steady august 10 43c; Sep-
tember. 10.51c; October, 10.65c; November.
0.69c; December, l075c: January 10. soc:
February, 1o.s4c; March, 1o.s0c; April. 1oo2c;
Spot closed quiet Middnng uplands 10 SIC.
middling gulf l.o5c. Sales. 332 bales
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STOCK MARKET.
Less Activity In Gas shares. but Bonds
More Active.

There was less excitement in the gas stocks
on the Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday,
though California Gas and Electric was higher
with increased activity $50 5O061 80.
San Francisco Gas and Electric was weak
er at S6I I5V5s %. Mutual Electric opened
higher at $lS 81 u. but fell back to Si3. There
were fractional declines in Alaska Packers.
Contra Costa Water and Giant Powder. There
was nothing new In the sugar stock quota
tions Sales Of bonds We're again brisk
amounting 10 S137.Ge0. embracing S107. 900
United Railroad Is al S91 %.
In the mining stocks the ComstOcks were
weaker. with Ophir selling down to So IS. The
Tonopahs were fairly active, with quotations
somewhat irregular.
The California street Cable Railroad Conn
pany paid regular monthly dividend OF 90
cents. or $1,000 yesterday.
The stock OF the Utah Mining Company OF
Nevada. which takes the place of the Utah
Consolidated Mining Company. will be ready
for distribution to-day. @
The American Tobacco Company has de-
clared regularly quarterly dividend Of 2i3
per cent on the common stock payable Sep
tsnlbsr !
The Orr Ditch and Water Company. a Reno.
New, corporation, has levied an assessment OF
10 cents per share. delinquent September D
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

sued yesterday Amalgamated Copper was in
q dormant state, after having been entirely
Unresponsive yesterday TO an additional ad-
vance in the price of copper. Smelling re-
sumed its flight 10 new high record levels
without definite news announcement TO ac-
count for it, The coalers showed some effect
on profit taking on their recent advances, al
Though Delaware and Hudson sold up TO a
nsw high record. The slump in National
Enamelins was easily explained the result
OF the passing of its dividend and corn prod
ucts preferred was further depressed a
consequence of the internal dissensions among
the owners Of the property
The furry in the Denver banking world
factor in the late reaction. Some
weakness developed in the iron and steel
stocks when IL known that the Iron Age
statistics for July showed additional ac-
emulation Of stocks OF pig iron on hand in
spite OF a further curtai ilment OF production
compared with June The weekly review Of
trade. however, very cheerful.
The market closed heavy. Bonds were ir-
regular. Total sales par value, 50, 620.o00.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
New York stock Market.
E F. Hutton * Co. IS0 California street.
san Francisco. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange furnish the following official
quotations OF that Exchange:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Beans and Seeds.

There is no further change in Beans or
Seeds but quotations for Dried Peas show some
alteration.
BEANs-Bayos. s4Q4 so: Pea $3q3 5o;.
White. 81 60Q2 90; Pink, 81 50G2 80 for fair
to good and S3 25d3 IS for choice; Red, So 50
M: Lima So 5US15 65: Red Kidneys, S3d4 80;
Blarkeyes. S3G3 % per ctl; Horse Beans,
81 25G2. -.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. So 5093 20; Yellow
eisc: Alfalfa. 10Q11c for California and 124
i3c for Utah: Rape, 24@S4c; Timothy, nomi-
nal. Hemp Shc per lb Millet, 2&Q312c;
Broom Corn Seed. S20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles. 81 1892 %; Green
Peas so62 o.
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SUMMARY OF THE M4RKETS.

u aR-Streef Stocks 7Ceak and Cotton o7eer.
Skier a traction higher Exchange unchanged.
Local Bonds in good increment but Stocks qrict.
Coal IN ample supply. 7s1tt qn9e market.
Wheat and Barley Futures higher Cash Grain unchanged.
Oats and Corn before. Rye Gdganced.
y ofhing in Hay Beans and Feedstfs.
SUPPLIES u Potatoes, Onions and Tegetabjes amPle.
Poultry market steady and fairly acfigc
DecidR0ns and Cnrns Frlts sboao no marked change
Dried Fralts sho7v continued f,7nness
Precision and Meat markets as before quoted.
Fine Batter, Cheese and Eggs firm
Ae0 Dairy ErckaHge elects a board Of directors.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK Aug. "a further break oc-
CURED in the London tin market, closing at
e4S los for spot and EAT for futures The
local market was easier in sympathy, closing
at $50 25q32 20.
Copper continued firm in both markets with
London quoting spot higher at ESQ. and fu-
lures unchanged at e6s lis Cd. Locally there
was no material change and quotations ranged
from SIS 81 Q15 621a for lake and electrolytic
and around S15G15 25 for casting although the
inside prices are considered more or less NOM
inal
Lead was a shade higher in both markets,
10 locally.
The foreign iron markets were steady to
Middiesboro at 46s 1O15d. Locally the situa-
tion was unchanged. No. l foundry Northern
is quoted at S16 25@17, No. 2 foundry Northern
at S15 756l6 so No / foundry Southern at
SIS 75Gll6 rs and No. foundry Southern at
Sir 506116 26.