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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
ROBBERS LOOT DEPOT.
Believed to Have Secured 'Iarge
Sum at Tonopah.

Believed to Have Secured Large
sum at Tonopah.
At 1:30 O'Clock Thursday morning
robbers visited the freight depot or
the Tonopah, Goldfeld and Bullfrog
railroad at Goldfield, New. overpow-
cred the watchman and blew open the
safe, securing everything of value 1t
contained, amounting to several thou
sand dollars The freight depot Is the
old passenger depot Of the road, lo-f
Gated a mile and half from the CEN
ter of the town on the bluffs north
west, distant a quarter of a mile from
the nearest dwelling.
Agent Brooks says the amount of
money stolen belonging to the rail-
road was not large, but he lost all
his own money and other personal ef-
fects of value, amounting to consid-
cradle sum.
1t is believed. however, that the
robbers made a big haul from the
railroad, as large amounts of money
have been taken in the past few days
through the freight Office, and rs all
the Goldfeld banks are either closed
or only paying out limited amount
of money, the agent was carrying
quite a sum in the company's safe,
supposedly we'll guarded. Several sus-
picious characters have been taken in
to custody upon suspicion Of having
been connected with the robbery.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
HOLDS CRISIS ENDED.
Opinion OF Secretary Cortelyou Shown
I'm Action.

The announcement by Secretary
Cortelyou that further subscriptions
to the one-year treasury certificates
would not be received is regarded in
Washington as indicating that the Sec
retary considers the crisis in the
money market to be practically over.
Official figures have not yet been CIV
en- out at the treasury of the amount
of the certificates allotted. nor has it
been stated whether further allot-
ments would be made for subscrip-
tions already received. The amount
of the allotments made. however. Is
to be about s35.000,000. and this is
probably the limit unless strong rea-
sons are presented from banks which
have already made subscriptions, why
allotments should not be made to
them.
All individual subscriptions having
been rejected, 1t is anticipated that
nearly the whole of the $35,000,000
allotted will be used to secure new
issues of bank notes. AS these issues
will be retired within less than year
they will not constitute a permanent
imitation Of the bank note circulation.
The effect of the new loans upon
the future OF the treasury resources
and of the money market Is already
receiving attention at the treasury
and in banking circles From present
sources of information the amount
nominally added to the cash balance
of the treasury will be about $S5,0OO,-
900, of which $s0,000,000 will repre-
sent the per cent Panama bonds
| and $35, 600, 900 will represent the one
year certificates which have been al
| ready allotted. This would increase
the nominal balance from about $241,-
393,217, where it stood Wednesday, to
little more than 325,000,000.
A small additional amount will be
received from the premium on the
Panama bonds, but even IL this should
average as high as 5 per cent it would
amount to only s2,500.00O.
With a nominal balance. however,
of more than s$25,000,000 the treas
ury will not have anything like that
amount Immediately available. This
is because of deposits in national
| banks. This amounted Wednesday to
$234,939,5S9, leaving an actual work
ing balance of $6,463,238.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
READY FOR PURE FOOD TEST.
Wheaton to Start Action Against
SOuth DakOta

A. III. Wheaton, state pure food
commissioner, while in Pierre a few
days ago. said the delay i'm bringing
suit under the patent medicine clause
of the pure food act has been through
efforts to secure a friendly suit on the
part of some outside drug house, to get
the interstate phase of the law tested.
A suit in the state courts will only set
tie the matter so far as business with
in the state is concerned, leaving the
interstate question one Of open con-
tention. But as he has failed to secure
action on the part Of an outside house
he expects to within few days begin
suit against some local druggist and
test the provisions of the law so far. as
ii is concerned within the state and
leave the interstate part of the ques-
ton to further action-whenever some
outside firm feels that its interests are
involved to an extent which will war
rant it to bring such a suit in the
United States courts.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
TO TRY TO CURE LEPROSY.
Experiment VIII Be Made on Ha-
waiiMn Island.

The board of health on petition of
627 lepers at the Molokai settlement.
Hawaiian Islands,, has agreed to per-
NIT J. Lore Wallach to attempt treat
ment of twelve lepers from the settle
ment. This is the result of agitation
which has been carried on by Wallach
and his friends for several months,
during which he has persistently
claimed he can cure leprosy, and has
thereby reused the hopes of the lepers
themselves, who are almost all Ha-
waiians.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
DIR. CLARK IN HEROIC DEED.
Brooklyn Minister Gives Blood
Save Life of a Parisioner.

Announcement of a bit of fine he
roism and fortitude on the part OF
Rev. John Clark, of Brooklyn, who
married William Ellis Corey and Ma
bel Gilman last summer, was made
public Thursday
To save the life of one Of his par
ishioners, Mrs John, Ladson, he per-
mitted one of his small arteries to be
opened last "Wednesday so that his
blood could surge into hers while her
right leg was amputated in the Bruins
wick hospital in Brooklyn. Mrs. Lad
son was suffering from blood poison
ing, and Dr. Clark was warned that ii
the smallest drop of her blood passed
into his system it might prove fatal to
him, but he took the risk. The opera
ton was successful, and Thursday DR..
Clark was informed that Mrs. Ladson
would live.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
AGENT SUES WESTON.
Pedestrians .Benefit Promoter
Makes Claim to Share of Spoils.

Pedestrians .sBenefit Promoter
Makes Claim to Share of Spoils.
Dana Aibe Patten. of New York.
advance agent and manager for Ed
ward Payson Weston on the latter's
recent walk from Portland. Me-, to
Chicago, obtained an injunction
against his employer Saturday, re-
straining the latter from paying out
certain funds in which Patten claims
a share for services rendered. The
suit also contains a prayer for an ac-
counting. and the Garrick theater,
Herman Duce, John A. Rickson, s. M.
Rumsey and the New Illinois Athletic
club are also cited as defendants
Patten AYERS that Nov IL Weston
range benefits. entertainments and
demonstrations In honor of the pedes-
trian.
Patten claims that he was to have
received one-third of all money OBJ
tanned by Weston and that in promot-
ing the benefits, particularly one at the
Garrick theater in Chicago. he spent
over $500 Yet on his arrival in Chi
cago. the complainant asserts, Weston
refused to submit further to his man
agement, discharging him, and denied
his right to an accounting. Judge
Carpenter issued the injunction Satur-
day morning, and notice of II was
served on the defendants Saturday
afternoon while the benefit for Wes-
ton at the theater was In progress.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
BURIAL "oN THE QUIET"
New Yorker Commits Suicide ant
Leaves Instructions to Friends.

John Davis, 80 years old, retired
near Lockport, N. Y, Wednesday. He
used a revolver In the room where
Davis killed himself neighbors found
a coffin ready for use. On the coffin
lid was pinned this note:
"CaIl Taylor e. Reynolds. No min
lister. Bury me on the quiet by the
small apple tree near the fence. Do it
on the quiet. Cannot stand the pain.
Do not let curious folks look at me to
talk about"
Taylor & Reynolds are undertakers
from whom Davis bought his coffin a
year ago. Davis suffered intense pain
from rheuamtism.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Big Mexican Robbery.

News o. one of the largest robtt r.
les ever committed in the country
has just been made public at San An
tonic, Tex. While Hugo Scherr, a
wealthy banker of that city. was CIV
ing dinner to a number Of friends,
$4,000 worth of jewelry and several
hundred dollars in cash were taken
from the house.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
PLAN STATE POULTRY SHOW.
Large Number of Exhibitors Ex-
pected

M. J. Gotthelf, of Sioux Falls. j. f.
Reinelt of Huron, w. S. Snyder of
Ethan, and William Scallin and J. n.
Crow of Mitchell, held n meeting at
Mitchell and completed arrangements
in the way Of a premium list for the
South Dakota state poultry show,
which will be held in the city hall
building in Mitchell, commencing Jan.
27 and closing Feb. l. For years past
the state show has made it a rule to
pay the largest cash premiums of
any show in the state, and as a result
the managers have always received
the best patronage. The list of silver
cups and the special prizes will more
than make it an object for the chicken
fanciers to send their birds to Mitch
ell for the state show.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
EXTENDS FOREST RESERVE.
President Makes Large Additions t.
Prescott Tract i'm Arizona.

Arizona now has 800. 900 more acres
of timber land in the Prescott national
forest by reason of a proclamation
creating two additions, which was
signed by the president Saturday, The
tracts will be put under forest reserNS
administration and protected from
fire. theft and waste. The additions
will give the Prescott forest an area
of 1.063.256 acres, The country In
cluded is located in the central por-
tion OF Yavapal county, between the
boundary line of the present forest and
the Baca grant, and occupies por-
tion of the divide between Williams
fork and Peyerde river.
1t is estimated that there are about
70,000.000 board feet of yellow pine
In the additions
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Teachers Examinations.

The office Of the state superintend-
ent is receiving a number of papers
from the November teachers exami-
nations, and force Is at work mark
ing them. The returns so far received
indicate that there are a number of
applicants for certificates, and with
the average number passing the teach
er supply for the state will be pretty
well filled.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
LINEMAN Is ELECTROCUTED.
Sioux Falls Man Instantly Killed by
Graspins Live Wires.

L. Kirkpatrick, a lineman in the
employ of the Cascade Milling COM
pany, of Sioux Falls, while engaged
with other workmen in repairing the
electric light wires of the company
in the eastern part of the city, was in
stantly killed by grasping live wires,
one in each hand. 1t was some little
time before the hands could be re-
leased from the wires and his body
lowered to the ground.
During the temporary sojourn of
Bob Fitzsimmons in Sioux Falls about
two years ago Kirkpatrick gained To-
cal renown by boxing a bout with
TitZsimmons i'm local theater.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
BATTLE AT OAKLAND.
Fifty Shots Exchanged in q Street
+ Fight

A pistol battle between deputy
sheriff and special policeman on one
side and Chinaman and four white
men on the other took place in the
park at Oakland, Cal, Thursday night
in which fifty shots were fired. Spe-
cial Policeman Murdock. w. M. Ryan,
non-combatant. and Wing Leong, a
Chinaman, were wounded.
The shooting was the result of war
ring between the societies of Hop
sing Tong and Bing Kong Tong. Sew
eral Cinnamon have been killed or in
of the two Tongs.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Killed by a Race Horse.

John Hosier, an employe on the
stock farm of r. c. Brien, near Nash
vile, Tenn, was kicked and paved
to death there by Mr.. Brien's race
horse Kerchevni, winner of the Burns
handicap in California, the Cumber-
land derby at Nashville, and other
notable events at various tracks east
and west.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Castro's worst Foe Slain.

General Rafael Montilla, known in
the Venezuela country for years as a
persistent insurgent and bandit has
been ambushed and killed In Barqui-
simeto. Montilla had fought against
the Castro government since he came
into power.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Pythian Leader Dead.

Gen. Leon Jastremski, confederate
veteran, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor of Louisi-
ana. former grand chancellor of the
knights of Pythias Of the United
States. died Friday at Baton Rouge,
Of paralysis.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05

Mrs. Rose Courtney Loses Her Life at
Fort Meade.

Mrs. Rose Courtney was burned to
death in her cabin at Fort Meade re-
Gently. The cabin burned to the
ground. She had just been given the
use of the cabin for the balance Of
her life by the government The sup
position is that Mrs. Courtney acci-
dentally set fire to the cabin. but how
will never be known. Her husband
some years ago met death I'm run
away, being thrown into wire fence.
Mrs. Courtney was upwards Of 60
years old.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Mrs. Taft Is Failing.

Mrs. Louisa Taft, mother OF the Sec
retary of war, is falling every day, ac-
cording to a statement made by a
member of the household at Miilburg,
Mass. Friday.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Mistaken for Turkey; Killed.

While turkey hunting near Jack
,sonville. Fla, Friday, John Hartley
was mistaken for q turkey in the
brush and was shot and killed by his
brother, Edgar.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
Jer Davis Visits President.

Among the many senators and rep
resentatives who called on the presi-
dent Saturday to pay their respects
was Senator JEFF Davis, of Arkansas.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-12-05
s,oux City Live stock Market.

saturdays quotations on the Sioux
city live stock market follow: Butch
or steers, s3.S5. Top hogs. s4.5S.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
Pacific Coast Trade

IE Ae1p lated Press.
SAN FEANCISCO. Jan. ll-Pmk beans,
81 u-|5, .luN SlaH11Iu, small white,
z->."-."., mrga white. S2o.n2.eo, Oregon
lWhauks, NlW"-2o; sauuae Burbanks
sI9."--,; river reds. S1OOo1l5 Mcrccd
-werts $-.5un-.,5, ne~ potatoes, &c; fancy
onions, 81. 20, common. Sluo; green peas,
'c' egg plant. $-'pu-.a0 groeu peppers 8
"lur; tomatoes, eiUp"l.,5; summer
SQUASH, <i-5"-" garlic, -l2@3c; cucum-
Flour ramN extras. 2iN005lo; bakers
"&tHs. $lwli5. oregon and Washing
ten. s35'U.Un; shipping wheat, $l.250l 80;
milliue I@1llE teeu barley. $llonlI5;
brewing .-"llli4; cncy8iier $l30; red
oats, >l-,Hi,o, white, Sl5uul 60; black.
s..1-02-5; mitdues, $-IoJ03oOJ; mixed
ieod- >-3''"2oo1, rolled barley, $2S.oy@
-- 900, oatmeal $i5Vut15; oat groats, $i.7j;
rolled oats, $1oJuNoo; wheat hay. SO O0Gi
~ 0p; wheat and oat $l30oul9.OO; wild
oat $i9o'@l&,ooi tame oat, $9.oOq1lOO; al
taIla, Sl0Vyu3 mo-, straw, G0uS0C
Rcceipts-Flou9, 2L1oo; wheat $780, bar
ley. 2oS0, oats. 80, potatoes, 1900; onions.
$50; bran, 22j; middliugs, $50; hay lG5
hides, Gl6i wine, 23.2OO,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12

The following are the jobbing prices
In the local market:
EGGS-Frcsh California ranch 33c;
northern, Soc; eastern storage selected,
2SC.
local crC11,pr
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
Dun G. Co.'S Report

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-R. c. Dun x
cos Weekly Review of Trade tomor-
row will say:
Trade returns are Irregular because
of the erratic weather. unScasonablN
high temperature restricting sales of
heavy weight wearing apparel at sunc
points. while business is most satisfac-
tory in colder sections.
Freight hloCkadcS were relieved To
some extent. but there is still much
complaint of tardy deliveries. Prices
of all commodities declined almost l
per cent during December.
Higher prices have prevailed at the
leading commodity exchanges. In
wheat there was a natural reaction
from the preceding decline in which the
short account took profits and the re-
coverY was carried still further in re-
sponse to reports from winter wheat
states that a sharp fall in temperature
threatened much damage from frost be-
cause of insufficient snow covering.
Interior arrivals of $4,000 bushels of
corn compared with 3.995,0S1 and At
lantic coast exports were only l,+90,702
bushels against 5.97O.911 in 1906
Cotton was fairly steady
Liabilities of commercial failures thus
far removed for January amounted to
S3,26S.450, of which $1,511,S44 were in
manufacturing, 81 .469.3l9 in trading and
S2S12S7 in other commercial lines.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
Waning Interest in Cotton

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. lit is claimed
by local brokerage houses that little
interest is taken by the public in cot
ton speculation. statement issued by
one Of the largest brokerage firms
shows that trading fell off with that
particular house from an average of
S3S,OOO monthly last year to less than
bulk of the trading which comes to
New York is from out of town connec-
tions mainly in the south. Decline in
profits and poor prospects for the near
future have led at least four important
cotton houses here to abandon their
southern wire service
Another firm has cut its service in
half.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
EGG QUOTATIONS
TO GO LOWER
WARM WEATHER WILL IN
CREASE RECEIPTS
Another Carload of Eastern Potatoes
Sold - Forty-two Cases of
Local Eggs Bought by
Dealers

The bull movement in the local mar
kct ON eggs was successfully carried
through, led by firms that handle 80 to lUO
cases a day Present receipts did not
warrant the drop of I cent for local ranch
eggs and . cents for northern fresh but
big dealers are looking ahead. IhcN say
they do not want TO buy eggs from the
producers at the present rate, as they are
confident tnat heavy receipts will soon he
in evidence Many handlers ot eggs look
for prices under soc i'm the near future,
On the exchange yesterday seven sales
of local case count eggs, agErcgating ~
cases. were recorded. 1t was evident that
wholesalers desired to unload surplus
stock mainly for the purpose of lowering
quotations Later the egg committee
placed local ranch eggs at 3lc and north
oru at soc
and one carload of Colorado potatoes
v ere suld.
Market conditions were greatly i'm
proved. Sales of all commodities were
active.
Potatoes appeared to be firm for High
lands despite liberal receipts of eastern
SpuGs.
still no tisb, only few HOLSTERS,
Produce receipts were light owing TO de-
layed valley trains.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
CASH IS FLOWING
TO GOTHAM BANKS
INTERIOR POINTS RELIEVE THE
MONEY SITUATION
Stock of Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to Be Increased $500, 100000.
Dealers Anticipate Appearance
of Strong Bank Statement
Rr Assnciatnd 1rcss.

NEW YORK, Jan. u.-Speculatiye
sentiment upon the stock market today
received a rude shock in the announce
ment made late yesterday that the Penn
sylvania railroad had i'm contemplation
the offer of OOOOO.0OO additional capital.
The volume of the new securities this IN
dicated is i'm itself sufficiently imposing
to have marked effect upon the supply
OF capital,
For several reasons the effect of the
news was aggravated For one reason 't
was a total surprise. None of the recent
large issues of capital have come unher-
aided by conjecture or accurate lore
casts There has been no recent discus
sion of an important addluonal issue oi
PENNSYLVANIA capital On the contrary,
it has been regarded as in the position
Of having already supplied most of its
requirements This was the impression
created by the official explanation of the
company's finances given out at the time
of the sale OF $5O,00OO0O Pennsylvania
bonds i'm Paris last year.
The sale of large holdings, in baltimore
& Ohio Norfu.N q Western and Chosa-
peaek q Ohio stock oUt of the treasury
in the meantime have caused a belief that
the additional needs then indicated nad
been partially supplied. The revelation
that instead the company felt in need of
power to raise 5000. 600 600 was accepted as
an acknowledgment that actual neccssi-
ties had been widely underestimated.
The inference was suggested that similar
miscalcuatons might be supposed i'm thH
case of other railroads as the pressure
by no means confined to the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad.
Meantime news continued to come TO
hand of the issue Of long term notes 10y
railroad companies on a basis Of per
cent or upward to supply Immediately
the needs and avoid the necessity of am
attempt to sell permanent securities lu
the present unpromising condition OF the
security market.
The most vulnerable point in the day
market were stocks which might be as
sumed to be most affected by possible
needs of additional issues Canadian Pa
cifc and ->ew York Central, next 20
PENNSYLVANIA itself. were most conspicus
Gus. The northwestern railroads when
already have undergone the effect of new
capital demands were conspicuously little
affected.
The prospect of strong bank state
ment tomorrow was of little effect in
checking the weakness in the stock mar
ket although the money market was ap-
preciably easier as a result.
The flow of cash from the interior to
this center during the week seems TO
have been heavy. estimates by the banks
themselves pointing to receipts on haI-
ance of about 80, 900 00o.
The severest pressure was felt during
the first hour when PENNSYLVANIA touched
1851. an extreme decline of points. St
Paul was strong on the rally and the
tone was strong throughout the list at
the closing.
Bonds were irregular, Total sales. par
value. s., ,2lS. 600.
United States old Is coupons advanced
Il per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
(Greenwater Distrlct.)
NEVADA.
Gnhnnie distrIct. Nre an
Nevada Mining Stocks
BY Associated Press.

~ N7SV0IITOW IT00S.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jam. 1l.-Followng
are quotations today: Belmont, 5hM5Hs;
Cash Boy, 13al5; G. Anchor, iZnl8; Home,
lDulS, J. Butler, 135ul3j@,; Mcnamara, a
HoG; Midway 2A1'3; Montana, 395M iOG;
stan, l06il; Ohio, l7"l9; Tonopah Elk. 594GC
o; Tonopah Nevada, 20 asked; West End,
lN0l9o; Adams, z3n2l; Atlanta 9209l; 3.
Gull, .N@59 Booth, 100 bid; COZ, Mountain,
o0G; Dixie l7nlN; Goldheld l75mlSo;
Jumoo. 400 asked; Jumbo FIX, l9O4l92%;
Kendall GlIiGG; Laglma, 1G5017O; May
ito asked; Sandstone, 7707S; Silver Pick.
I-oul55: St. Ives, 97n99; Con. Virginia, 10
4l2ol2; Ophir, $685. MeTican, 1oo@lo5;
Caledonia, 5Sm6o; ENchcquer, GjmG7; Nor
l4o; Rescue, 22m23; T.. Butte EX. 17nlS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
New York Produce
snciated Press.

BY AssOclated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Flour receipts,
1O O,OOO; exports, 22,20O barrels; market
steady with a quiet trade.
Wheat receipts, 166,600 bushels; eX-
ports, 2S4355 bushels. Spot, STEADY;
No . red, 79c. elevator; No. red, SOA c
f, o. b. anoat; No. l Northern Duluth
SO q c f. o. b. afoat; No. hard WINTER
S41 sc f. o. b. ailoat
The wheat market was unsettled all
day. At first weakness on an absence
of short interest price had an irregu-
lar advance through the afternoon on
big daily and weekly clearances. fair
local bull support and export business,
closing net unchanged. May, ~ %
S2hc; closed at S2$c; July, S2QS2Ac'
closed at 81 &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE New York
market for eVapOrated apples Is reported
steady at the recent Improvement In the
prices, with demand little more active
for the lower grades; fancy, 9n94c;
choice, SAMS e.
Prunes are steady in tone with prices
ranging from 3Gt9c, according to grade,
for California fruit; Oregon Cos to 4Os,
7QSc.
choice, Ice; extra choice, 17QlSc; fancy,
lSQ20c
Peaches are quiet but steady; choice.
lie; extra choice, l21ac; fancy l3c
Raisins are firm In tone owing to light
supplies of the more popular sorts. Loose
mtlscatels, 7la@S1ac; seeded raisins, 70lOc.
London layers, $45Ml5 55.