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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

You may miss a bargain II you fail
ta attend the sale of furniture mt the
Merchants Hotel today and tomorrow.
1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED would like to arrange with
some nice family to do homework night
and morning in exchange for my board
while attending school Good references
furnished. Address Miss NJ. c. D.. Box
b39 city 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

New Years reception was held
this evening at the home of Mrs. L.
Simon, lot South Joachim street. Re-
ceiving with her were the following
young ladies: Misses Lena Metzger
Mathilde Spira, Nanette waldaner, vio-
fla Lyons. Flossie Kohlman. Nellie
Hess. Theresa schwarz, Elaine Erch-
old and Leah Simon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chafin War
rem have issued invitations to tho
marriage of their daughter, Angeline.
to Mr.. Sextus Heavy Smith, wednes-
day evening, octo oer 3. at O'Clock,
Christ Churc L.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
LOST.

TAKEN from J. d. MitcheHs Camp at
Ada, Ala, Monday morning one black horse
mule, about 15h hands high. shod all
around and in good working order. by a
faced. hair cut short. black ginger cake
color. weighs about 165 lbs. Liberal reward
for any Information at Mitchelfs Stables.
Montgomery, Ala At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loai. on watches. diamonds. jew
eiry guns and pistols. DON'T worry your
friends when In need Oh small loan some
Montgomery Loan Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
FOR DIABETES AND BRIaHTB
DISEASE TAKE sTUARTS GIN
AND BUCHU.
DIR. BUCHANAN. THE sPECIALKsE
Treats without the Knife

Diseases Of women lpiies. .fistula. strfe-
fure, skin. kidney. bladder. private and REQ
tion treated with electricity: syphilis saxne
treatment a. Hot SPRINGS; electrical OUTFIT
Hours . to 8; office over Handy Kitchen
aeK Dexter Avenue. Montgomeey. An
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

MRS. John Mitchell and daughters,
are at Sewanee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mrs. Henry Toasme're and famii,
have left Tate and are now at Sew.
anee. Tenn. for n few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Miss Martha Hargarey Bonneau and
Mr.. Ernest Logan Hawkins of will
mington. N. c., were married last even
Ing at the home OF the brides mother
Mrs. o. Bonneau. and as the family are
in mourning. the ceremony was a very
quiet one. Only a few friends and
relatives were prdbent and there were
no attendants. The bride wore a be-
coming travelling gown of grey cloth
with grey picture hat and a shower
bouquet Of brides roses and ferns.
Rev. Edmonds Bennett was the off1ciat-
ing clergyman. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony. hea1ths were drunk and
the young couple departed on their
wedding trip amidst enthusiastic good
wishes. Their home will be in WIZ
mington, where Mr.. Hawkins Is con-
nected with the Atlantic Coast Line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

DR.. and Mrs. o. F. Cawtnon, and
Mrs f. ]. Buck are now at French
Lick Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore returned yes
terday from business trip to Norfolk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Schiev are en-
Joying trip through Yellowstone
Park
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mrs. and Mr.. .. J. Inge anil fant-
ly returned today from visit to
Tate Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
traps and surreys
next thirty days.
riage Co.. corner
streets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

wANTED-A salesman and bookkeeper
combined married man preferred. to
take charge OF a country store; no crap
shooter or whiskey guzzler need apply. Lo-
cation healthy and pleasant. 7. M. r..
care Advertiser. sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

Mrs. Hand and Miss Zuba Hand OF
Purvis. Miss. were in the city to at
tend the Hawkins -Bonneau wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21


wANTED-Competent saleslady. for our
Children's Department. Alex Rice. City !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21
wANrED-BoARD Or ROOM.
FOR RENT-RoOMs.

OFFICE For Rent--Appiy to l4M Dexter
Avenue IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-21

The Fortnightity Euchre Club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Oscar Sims and the members and
guests present were Mrs. Robert Har-
rison. Mrs. w. C.. Cause. Mrs. Joseph
Sands. Miss Modesto Demony Miss
Pearl Bennett, Mrs George Grassland,
Mrs. Louis Mobiles, Mrs. Nixon. Mrs
Bentz, Miss Arnold. Miss Williams.
Mrs. Ida Knight and Mrs. George
Scott. Mrs. Harrison won the first
prize, framed pis lure. Mrs. Knight
the second, a beaded necklace, and
Miss Williams the consolation, a sofa
pillow.
Miss Sallie wt.hers returned homo
Yesterday from in,ith'. stay In wau
kesha and Chicago
Mrs. and Mr.. .. ]. Inge anil ranu-
~ returned today from a visit to
Tate Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. schiev are en-
joying trip through Yellow,sone
Park.
Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore returned yes
terday from business trip to Norfolk
DR.. and Mrs. O. F. Cawtnon, and
Mrs r. ]. Buck are now at French
Lick Springs.
Mrs Henry Toasme,re and family
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
rnraT
Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the weei
were follows. in quarters: Russian, $4,000
Dannbian. s.. 000; Argentine. 22l, e00s Indian
IT,. 600; Australian. 10000
Chicago was lower owing 10 rains in Nebras
ka and Kansas, which have broken the drough,
in those States.
There was nothing new worthy OF note in tbs
local market. all cash quotations standing al
the close of the week.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club s1-32is Gl35; Caiifornis
White Australian. s1.40Gl.45 lower grade:
81. .32ls l.35: Northern Biuestem, 81 42A al. As
Northern Red. si.32hGl.35 per etl.
FUTURES.
10 to y o'clock Session.
Decenber-SI 3D.
BARLEY~-The market was mixed yesterday.
4 car of new Feed sold at 81 OF 4, while new
70 arrive within a week offered al 81. OF
course, under such conditions accurate quota.
tions are difficult The market continues dell
CASH BARLEY.
81 i@1.o5 for common TO choice or old
Feed, with choice old he'd at Sl.011a per ell.
FUTURES.
10 TO 12 o'clock Session.
December-9lS 8. c bid. 92c asked
oATS-Rains in Kansas and Nebraska have
broken the drought in those States but Omaha
wires that Nebraska cannot have half croI
Of Oats under any circumstances.
There is nothing new in the local situation
which continues dull.
Red, sll5dl.35 for fair 10 good and 81. 400
80 for choice. White, nominal; Black, sI.259
l-3TLs per ctl.
cORN-Rains throughout Kansas and Nebras.
ka having broken the drought in those States
The San Francisco market continued quiet
California. sl.55Gll.do for small round yellow;
Western mixed. Sl.3714; yellow. sl.STls; White,
81 40 per ell.
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.aIifornia STOCK and on Exchangs
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san FRANCISCO
Stock and Ezfhsnge Board yesterday
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DODGE PREPARES
TO COLLECT TAX
Compilation of Personal
Property Assessment
Nearly Done.

Assessor Dodge will have his tax
rolls ready next week for the eollec-
tion OF personal property taxes. The
personal properly sssessnezt has been
compiled ~fth great deal of dim
Guilty on the basis of the. sworn state
ments made BY the taxpayers last
March In cases where the tax state
ments were destroyed II has been nee
essary 10 base the assessment TO a
certain extent on the returns OF last
year. The Assessor usually collects be-
fore the 1st OF July over half a million
dollars This money is urgently need
ed BY the city at this time TO meet It's
running expenses for the first two or
three months until the frst INSTALL
ment OF real estate taxes is due.
In many cases the property assessed
has been destroyed BY fire. but the As
SCISSOR is compelled 10 take the tax re-
turn as made the first Monday in March
by the taxpayer This. in many cases.
works a hardship on those whose
property has been destroyed. but in
many instances the property viii be re-
placed during the year. and where il
will not the insurance on the property
destroyed will take the place of its
value
Unless the collections on this class
Of personal property amounts to sew
eral hundred thousand dollars there
viii be a deficit in the citys funds for
the months Of August and September.
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centrifugal. sc test, 81 03l7-s2e; mo-
lasses sugar. 2Ac; refined, quiet.
BUTTER-Steady. Western factory
common to firsts, II a Ice. Western imi-
tation. creamery. extras. Ice. frsts. 1s
G17c.
CHEESE-Quiet
EGGS-Firm. Western irsts, 16Z q
lie; DO seconds, 1s916zc
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The mar
ket is unchanged. Spot supplies are
very light and prices firmly held, al
though futures are easy IN tone Strict
~ prime are quoted at lie; choice, II Il
dl1hc; fancy. 1lS4 Q12c.
PRUNES--Are quiet at nc to s%c.
APRICOTS-Are unchanged, with
limited offerings of choice Royals new
crop shipment at 121ze: choice, 12hc
on spot; extra choice. l3@131sc; fancy.
1z9141c.
PEACHES-Rule quiet Choice. lie;
extra choice. 11A @11kc; fancy, II q
d12c; extra fancy. 12412hc.
RAISINS-Are attracting more at
tention for future shipment since the
recent unfavorable reports from the
new crop, but are unchanged on spot.
with loose Muscatels quoted at 6@eAs c;
seeded ~ 4TAc and London layers at
$500 LEO.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future = Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June lS.-Tlle wheat mar
ket was entirely a weather map" af-
fair and practically no attention was
paid TO foreign news, which was of
Bureau reported rains general in Kan
sas. Nebraska and the Northwest. with
showers IN Missouri, Oklahoma and the
Ohio. River Valley. The news of the
sas and Nebraska caused heavy profit
taking when trading began. and initial
quotations were at z sharp decline. not
withstanding the firm tone of the Liv-
erpool market After the first half
hour a steadier tone developed. AT
times the market seemed TO get fairly
good support. which resulted in several
moderate rallies. Weekly statistics
were favorable TO the bulls. The mar
ket closed fairly steady. July opened
ss TO Z lower al S2i5c C 10 S3c. sold off
TO S2@sc and then advanced to So q C.
The close was on e a = c at S27s a SIC.
There was 2 rush 10 sell at the start
in the corn pit by longs and there was
also considerable -stop-loss' selling by
commission houses The cause of the
selling was the break Of the drought
which had existed throughout a large
section OF the Middle West The mar
ket was weak all day. July closed = &C
lower at 52Ac
Prices in oats showed wide fuctua-
tons al the opening, owing to q gen
eral desire on the part of the longs to
heavy selling pressure opening quota
uons Were at sharp declines. July
opened ! ise 10 zsc lower at 3s@4c to
SIC. sold at 4lS and closed 1ssc 10
Provisions were easier in sympathy
with the break in grain prices. Trading
was quiet At the close September
pork was of sc. lard was down Zoe and
Tie lcSding futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

The market for new Potatoes ruled s.esdy
under moderate arrivals aud brisk iocel de-
mand. which readily absorbed al offerings cf
good stock The usual premium csta ned
for few well-known mafks OF nalIy
fine stock from the river districts. tSRionS f4i1
firm with supplies barely sufficient Tor market
needs.
Quotations for miscellaneous vegetables showed
but little change from Saturdays closing prices
the demand for all descriptions being up to the
average Some Of the receipts Of Aspara gus
showed effects Of the heat and had to be dis
posed OF quickly at Irregular prices Cucumbers
did little better. while Green Corn was easier
under increased receipts A of Mississippi
Toms toes came il and quickly closed out
at 81 50 per crate of four baskets
POTAT0ES-Sew crop, s5e@$1.25 per ctl:
old crop Oregon Burbanks. 6oeMSl per cti
oNl0NS-New Red. per sack, 75dS5c; Aus
traiisn. per ctl. $3G3.Jn.
NEGETABLES-Creea Corn. Sl.50I2 25 AR
sack: Asparagus. $l.50G3 per box; Rhubarb
9ocG p per box; Green Peas, S1dl25 per
sack; String Beans IL 93e per 10; wax
g>sas. 293c per ID: Tomatoes sIal25 per
box; cneumbers. I5@s5e per box for Ma-ss-
vile and 81 .5011.75 for hay; Summer Squash. go
aT5e for small and sI.25e7l.50 for large boxes:
Garlic, 3a4c per 10: Cabbage. 95e per ell; CauIi.
flower, 40GJOc per dozen; Carrots T5e per sack;
Turnips I5c per sack.
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Butter. Cheese and Egg..

All three prodncts opened the week firm. with
receipts light and trade on regular local ac-
count OF average proportions There is nor u,1,cb
Butter being stored at present. as the receiprs
are running light owing 10 the Transportation
strike, which Is holding back shipments from
coast points. and practically all OF the arrivals
are going into consumption. Eggs have en- nm.
ward tendency, but sellers are not inclined I'd
advance prices, fearing 20 check the demand.
Sales on the exchange follows: But.
ter-25 half boxes Creamery extras at Igc
Eggs-65 cases at zoe. Cheess-l5o new Cali.
fosnis fats at 9sa GeAc.
Receipts were IA 500 lbs Butter, 10 200 lhs
Cheese and 49, cases Eggs
The official quota tions, established by sales
bids and offers on the floor Of the Dairy Ex.
change are as follows
BJTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 19c Der III
firm; do drsts. islscf firm; seconds, l7c. arm:
packing stock, steady at 15isc for No
and 15c for No. 2.
cHEESE-California fats 9hc per H.
steady; Young Americas, lie. hrm: Eastern stor.
age. lSiee. firm; Western new lJc. firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected, zoe pef
dozen, firm; frsts, l9c, firm: seconds, lsc, frrn
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit..

The presence of large lines Of half ripe fruit
in small packages. for which there was No
outlet In shipping channels. had depressing
effect upon the market and as the shipping
stock was being pressed for sale at easy rates,
prices for mafure fruit were corresDoadinrIy
weak. Aprieots were lower but steady at fhe
decline. while Peaches, Plums and Prnnes con.
tinued to weaken. and there was quite surplus
unsold al the close Berries were generals
weak and the outside quotations for all varIe-
ties were obtained only for small parcels az
selected stock. Strawberries were sun-cooke al
and generally unatfrzctiyes Cherries and Chr
rants held up well under light receipts. Coach
ella Cantaloupes were in increased supply ana
lower. but sold wen at the reduced prices N
the Citrus line Lemons were scarce ana Arm
and Mexican Lines were practically cleaned
up. Seeding and Valencia Oranges were easier.
but Nasels ruled firm for good sound stock The
latter about through and carload now
rolling this way VIII probably be the last Of
the season.
BERRIES Strawberries $Ta10 per chest for
LongwoTths and S461T for the large varieties.
Biackberries. s50s per chest; Raspberries Ssa7
per chest and sl.50Gl.T5 per crate; LoEanbeTri@s
s4G5 per chest for red and S3.5004 for BLACK .
Gooseberries. 5ISc per h.
CHERRIES-Packed. 15cd$1 per drawer. in
bulk, 6dl0e per ID for Black. 5G7c for Roval
Anne and 3ls @5c for The other varieties.
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LATE DIR. MseINF0SH'S CHAIR
Is GIVEN To REV. II. v. MOORE
san Francisco Theological Seminary
Fills the Place That Was Made
Vacant NV Death

The board of directors OF the San
Francisco Theological Seminary has
unanimously elected the Rev. T. v
Moore. D. D.. as successor to the late
DR.. John S. Macintosh as professor Of
theology. DR.. Moore is pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Omaha. and is q man Of scholarly at
tainments.
The board hopes 10 secure a presi-
dent for the seminary before the be-
ginning Of the next term in September
DR.. Macintosh was president as well
as professor OF theology and since his
death the. board has determined 10 sep
arate the two departments.
John H. Converse OF Philadelphia has
recently given the seminary $4,000 to-
wards its endowment
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
ReceiDts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The Week Opens. With All Kinds o.
Stocks Rather Quiet.

On the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday 1850 shares of Spring Valley
Water stock sold at the rather high
range of s21A Gel. Otherwise there
were no fiuctua tions worthy of note,
and business was quiet. Sales of bonds
were light.
In mining stocks the Tonopahs did
an average business, but the general
tone was weak. There was active
trading In MaeNamara, based on good
reports from the mine. The May net
balance over all expenses was s1I, I,566
On June 10 the mine shipped 1900 sacks
of ore. of which $50 sacks or coarse
assayed SS46.50, and $50 sacks of fine
S20S.66 per ton The shipment will net
some S13.100 over shipping and melting
expenses. Another large shipment viii
be made this month.
The following additional savings
banks have declared dividends for the
half-year TO depositors, payable July I;
Central Trust Co, 3.6 per cent on term,
and 31z per cent on ordinary deposits:
San Francisco Savings Union. 3 2-3 per
cent on term, and l-3 per cent on or
binary deposits; German Savings and
Loan Society. So per cent on all de-
posits. California Safe Deposit and
Trust Co, So per cent on term, and u
per cent on ordinary deposits; Me-
chanics Savings Bank, Y per cent on
all deposits.
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SoLD HU0S--Jl = @ IUc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco less 80
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-1e per 10 for No. l and 68G1zc
for Ne :: Cows and Heifers, 55z gee; No. .
Cows, 5I51sc; thin Cows, 395c.
CALYES-4@4i5c per lbsfOr light. 4c for me
dium and 3s5c for heavy lgross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers, 49se per ID; Ewes, &c
tgross weight.
LAAiBS-4la Csc per 10.
H0GS-I40 10 go lbs. 61sc per ID; 40 lbs
and under. 6i4c: o5o ihs and over Sc: Bears.
so per cent: Stays. 3o4+0 per cent. and Sows.
10 per cent OF from above quotations.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-There was a
sharp advance in the London tin mar
ket with spot closing at f177 and
futures al fIT6 is. Locally the market
was quiet. but higher. with spot quoted
at s3S.7563e
Copper was lower in London. the de-
cline being from f2 Is Cd TO f82 Is for
spot and t81 for futures. Locally the
market was quiet and unchanged. with
lake quoted al s1S.T5 I19: electrolytic,
s1S.S71z GIST5: casting, S1S.25 d1S.S7 4.
Lead was unchanged at fl6 ds in
London and at $3.50 5.s5 in the aocal
market
the English market and at s6.16Q SIS
locally.
Iron was lower abroad. with standard
foundry quoted al 49s Id and Cleveland
warrants at Sos. Locally no change
was reported. No. l foundry is quoted
at $ls.7511 1S: No foundry northern
and No. l foundry southern al S1S-25 q
1880. No. foundry southern at S17.z5
G1S-
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks irregular and generally weaker
Silver advanced 3sc. Exchange undisturbed
Drought broken N Kansas and Nebraska
Wheat quiet, Barley irregular, Oats and Corn dull
Relief committee opens bids for the $4,000 barrels of Flour
COngested railroad yards check trading in Hay
Slight changes in Beans. No change in Feedstuffs
New Potatoes and Onions in light supply and good
Carload of Tomatoes in from Mississippi
Poultry market quiet and not materially changed
Butter, Cheese and Eggs in light receipt and firm
Fresh Fruit intended for shipping pressing mare
Lemons scarce and firm Lines cleaned up
Fresh and Cured Meats in good supply and unchanged
Grain Bags continue very firm
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Liquor License Ordinance Postponed.

Mayor schmitz's liquor license ordi-
nance viii be presented TO the Board
Of Supervisors for adoption at the
meeting tomorrow afternoon The or
dinance was to have been introduced
yesterday. but owing to the time con
sumed in talking building ordinance,
the Supervisors adjourned without con-
sidering It's usual form Of business. The
ordinance viii contain a provision call
ing for 5000 license and Will also con
tain other conditions. one Of which will
refer 10 the conduct or saloons in con-
nection with groceries or other merean-
tile establishments.
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View York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts, I2.s0e barrels; exports, $500.
Sales, $500 packages: market steady,
with light trade.
WHEAT-Receipts 2s.40o bushels:
exports. 1900 Sales. 2,250.0e0 futures
and $4,000 spot. Spot. irregular: No 2
red, sz3xc; nominal I. o. b. aGoat: No.
! Northern Duluth, 81 q (. o. b., afloat;
No. ! Northern Manitoba, 81 5kc t. O. b.
afioat- The breaking OF drought con-
ditions in Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa
wheat broke early prices a cent
per bushel- Later there was a sharp
rally on the bulliEh visible export ru-
nlors and covering. but after weaken
ing again the market closed unset
tied at sc 10 &C net decline July,
SO 4 q sec closed ssSc; September. Ss
a s. &c. closed SSz &c; December, ss5k a
So &C. closed seikc.
HOPS-Quiet
HIDES-Firm.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Stea
COFFEE-Spot Rio. steady; No. in
voice, c; mold, steady
Coffee futures closed quiet at un-
changed prices. Sales for the day were
1880 bags. including June at 6.O5c:
July. eloc: September. 6l5c; Decem-
sUGAR-Raw. srm; fair refining. &C.;
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WATER STOCKS.

Contra Costa SSH 5s Port Costa. =
Marin Co. -. Is V Wat Co. 2o5s y
GAS lSD ELECTRIC.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York sIoney ,1arket.

NEW YORK. June IS-Money on
call steady, 20 O. per cent: ruling
rate. = per cent; closing bid, ? per
cent offered al per cent
Time loans. strong 60 days. ~ Per
cent 80 days. ~ Gsss per cent; 5
months. 8 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 565k per
} cent.
Sterling exchange. weak al 81 $500
1-eot5 for demand. and al S4Sa75 a
e5oe for 6c-day bills
Fested rates, sz-Ssa3 G 4-S4 and $zS6ls
Commercial bills. sss2E
Bar silver. 65 : c.
Mexican dollars 5ezc
bonoE-GoVernmeu firm: railroads
heavy.
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CuRRANTs-ssae per etest.

CURRASTS-S566 per chest
small boxes
APRIcoTs-crates. s1.25ai.75: boxes. sl@
I.5o.
PEACHES Sc per box
PLUAS-crates, s5cgS1.25; small boxes and
baskets. 50f7 I5c.
MEL0NS-CsntaloHpes S5G90c for small aud
S293 for large crates
CITRUS FRCITSHPer box. Oranges S3d4
Tor Navels and x3I3.25 for Seedlings. Va
lencias. S3@4 80; Lemons. $365: Grape Fruit,
$3I3-j0. Lines. nominal
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas S162 per
bunch. Pineapples, $l.5o93 per dozen.
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Meat Market.

Meat Hi8rket-
The market is abundantly supplied with al
most all descriptions and quotations show no
change
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates per pound, from slaughterers
TO dealers follows:
BEEF-5ls G5ac for steers and 4lza5e for
Cows
yEAL-6@61se for large and Tdsc for small.
MUTToN-slse for Wethers and I144s for
Ewes
LAMBs-sls acc
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Poultry.

The Poultry market was very QUIET and as
there practically supplies of domestic
stock. quotations for that line of goods we're
largely nominal Two cars OF Western stock
we're st hand and the receivers were asking
S1G7.50 for Hens. which constituted the bulk
Of the offerings. Some live Turkeys arrived
with the Western stock and were Offering at
l2l2c per pound, but found no buyers.
POULTRX-Per dozen: Hens. $5d6 for large
and So -5o44. 30 for small old BOOSTERS S. 5od4:
young BOOSTERS. S5.5od7- Fryers, 81 5of7z; large
Broiers. $3G35o; small Broilers S2G2 80:
Pigeons, 81; Squads, Sl.25