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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-11-05
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hOWtnH' ulcu OCl, ~, uuh "uo
buried the pext day at Antioch
cemetery. 1t was ouly few
months old aud had never been
well. Mr.. Scott is doubly bereaved
having lost his wife aud child with
in few months of each other.
Mrs. Hattie Vance Moore was
buried at Maple Grove cemetery
Oct. %. Her home was near Shell
Dina. but she bad been i'll for
long time with cancer. and for the
last few months had been with her
mother, Mrs. Jesse Vance. north |
of Rowena. Mrs. Moore was II
bright. cheerful, good woman aud
has host of friends who will miss
her very much She was about
thirty years of age, aud leaves a |
husband, four children, mother,
sister and several brothers. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscom, now of
Oklahoma, are back here visiting
old friends. They formerly lived
near Rowena.
j. c. McGee and family last
week made visits at the homes of
their relatives, Mrs. Alice Will
liams, of Welch, aud DR.. J. |.
Kirkland of Roweua.
Mrs. john Blum is visiting home
folks in Kansas City.
There is to be a box supper at
Gatewood school house Friday
night, Nov. 6. The proceeds will
be used to buy globe and win
dow shades for the school house.
Everybody come aud help in the
good cause and have good time.
7. J GatewOod made us a call
Saturday and told us of his trip
, to Kansas City, Vernon Co., aud
p Eureka Springs, from which he
, returned about week since. Our
4 old Monroe and Audraiu neighbors
p now living in Vernon are doing
o well and have fairly goods crops
for this year They all met at the
home of Mrs. Goodnight and visit
: ed one day with Me-. and Mrs.
!. Gatewood. Barney Wright has a
!. good farm and likes there. Mr..
q G.. says that nowhere on his "Trip
Il did he see better corn than is here
I on YOungs Creek, and the most
I. that he saw was extremely poor.
4, John Sharp lost "A horse last
week from lock-iaw. Just a week
before it had bruised its foot OF
IT the gravel in Mexico, andj ust wher
le it seemed about we'll of the lame
/. ness the more serious trouble ap.
d peared
n 7. j, Gatewood bought of j. G
McGee and sons, two steers foi
d $50 90.
D. Lewis Galloway and Miss Coax
le ley visited j. w. Coakley's family
es Saturday aud Sunday.
u, u. Rev. Gorton filed his appoint
mental Midway Sunday aud preach
-, :, ed to large and attentive audience
A meeting Of the membership o
~ Midway church Thursday. Nov
~ 8, to call pastor for 1909.
= l send the editor of the MESSAGE
~ the only Nov. thistle blossom
ever saw.
il. Miss Matte Slonaker who is at
tending Mexico High School visit
~ ed at her fathers Sunday.
e. James Acton attended church a
o. Midway Sunday aud read a repor
Ok of Rev. Harboard's evangelist
work
~ a /.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-11-05

JOHN BEAL, Editor and Proprietor
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-11-05

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-11-05

sl.oo Per Year in Advance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK, continuously in
market but the course OF the changed often leave
thoroughly
be dscerned signs believed point distribution going while another
would
stock ceaP possible pointing accumulation The action OF the
had whole list
The bad impression created by yesterdays OF bond
officials credited with the financing ntaed that the first OF the
had
Of dealings whole
advantage
genera nlarket
The
weekly that
Of
establish
Of probably millions
in
its ecashb while
uphidding 0 price, a closing
Total sales value 42000 United States
bondsw uncha On
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THE STOCK MARKET
TOnopah of Nevada Advances sharply
on Predicted Dividends

There larger business in the sugar stocks
yesterday and the advance continued. Hawaiian
selling up to $50. Honokaa to $10-25 and Maka-
well 10 S32. Hutchinson showed the most actfv-
ity, but the price remained unchanged at $3.50.
Giant powder sold at SOS. Sales OF bonds were
limited and were mainly confined to the United
Railroads is at S64.
The leading COmstOcks continued active. but
there was no further advance OF note. Becher
levied assessment OF 10c
The feature Of the southern Nevadas was the
sharp advance in Tonopah Of Nevada to s7.57,
against closing price OF $500 Thursday.
The advance was due TO a telegram from Phila-
dephia saying that banking interests there stated
that the TOnopah would resume quarterly divi-
dends OF 25c IN July The stock Of this company
is at present very scarce in this market and this
enhances the armness- The other Tonopahs were
very firm In sympathy with TonOpah OF Nevada
and the prominent ones were generally
higher. There was nothing especially new in
the Goldfelds. except that business all through
the list was better than for some days past
The Diamond milling company OF Contra Costa
county has levied an assessment OF $40 per
share, delinquent May s.
The Pacific Coast company has declared quar-
terly dividends Of "a per cent on the common
and second preferred stocks This Is a reduction
OF IL per cent on both The usual rate OF Ia
per cent has been declared the hrst preferred
stock
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sperm oil. csc; natural winter sperm oil, soc;
natural whale oil, 55e. extra winter strained
lard oil. 90c; No. lard oil. Toe; pure neatsfoor
oil, see; No. L neatsfoot OIL soc; herring oil.
toc; salmon oil, soc; boiled fsh oil, 30c; paint
,il csc.
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-water white. in drums
or iron bbls. lie; cases. 1Sc: special do. lie,
pearl oil in cases. f61sc; astral. 161ze; star.
161ac; extra star 19iac: Elaine. 261ac; eOcene,
1S1ec; red crown and motor gasoline. in iron bbls
or dTumss 1412c; in eases. 21 i3c No. engine
dtSttlate. In iron bbs or drums. Sc; No. do,
&c, cases 7c more; So degree gasoline, in bulk
30c. in cases 3T1ac; naphtha, in bulk 10c. IN
cases 17Iac.
Turpentine-sOc per gallon in eases and 73c
In drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per bbl OF 2SO pounds l-E, S. %; +,
$3.50; G.. $3.50: II. S6.+0: l. $3.50
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes follows. terms cash: Standard
granulated fine. fruit coarsel. J-SJc; crystal
dominos in cases. 9.25c; tablets in half bbls
6.35c; tablets in boxes. 6.6Oc: cubes and A
crushed, 6-10c; powdered. 5-95e; candy granu-
lated. 5.95c; cOnfectiOners a, 5.S5c mag
nolia A. 5.45c; extra c. 5-35e; golden c.
.. 25e; ID, 5.15c; extra fine granulated .. 65cs
bbls and 90 ID bags, 10c, half bbis. 2Jc,
boxes. 5Oc per 100 lbs for all grades.
Monarch bar is quoted and above the prices
for standard hne tcanel granulated In 100 10 bags
as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. J0c: barrels. 60c.
half barrels, 75c; 40 ID tins. cased. 81 20: s.
ID tins. cased. $50; 10 ID tins. caSed. 10
In a case. 81 So; ID tins. in case. 81. 50:
so ID boxes. 81. No orders taken for less than
20 barrels or its equivalent
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
Ea.tern LIvestock Market


OMAHA, March 27..cattle-R Receipts. 2. 600:
cows and heifers, s3.25@6; western steers,
S3.75@6; Texas steers. $325 %; range cows
and heifers. s2.75@475; Gamers, 81 .5o;
stockers and feeders, $3G5.25; calves, $3@8;
bulls and stays. $3.2565.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 15@20c higher.
Heavy, S5.2O@5 50: mixed, $5.15@5.20 light.
s5.10@5.25; pigs, S4@4. 70; bulk OF sales. So Is
@5.25.
sheep-Receipts. s.ooo market steady. Year
lings, s6@T.25; wethers. $5.75@e.I5; ewes,
S5@6.40; lambs, S7qS.10.
KANSAS CITY. March 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000, including 800 southerns; market strong.
Native steers. S525@7.25: native and
heifers. S3.50G650; stockers and feeders.
s3.75M5.75; bulls, $3.75M5.50; calves, $3.50@
G.25; western steers, $o@6.9o; western cows,
HogswReceipts. $1,000; market 15@2oc
higher Bulk of sales, s5.25l5.50; heavy.
s5. 4o@5.55; packers and butchers. s5.25 80;
Sheep-Recepts. 1000; market steady. Nut
tons, $550@6.75: lambs, S650@S; range weth-
ers, $575@7.25; fed ewes, S5.25QS.40
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March 27.-Cattle- about
$500; market strong. Beeves, $4.s0@7. .35;
cows and heifers. S2QG.10; Texans $4.50@
$780, calves, $450Q6.75; westerns. S4.50@
$40; stockers and feeders, $3.l5@5.20.
Hogs-Receipts, about $4,000; market 15c
higher. Light, $5.30@5.70; mixed. $5.30@5. 70;
heavy. $5.30@5.T0; rough. So. 30@5.45; pigs,
S4.3595.20; bulk Of sales, $5.55@5.65
sheep-Recepts, about s.e0O; market strong.
lings, S6d7.75; lambs. $5.s5@790; westerns,
sG S563S Ok
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks points higher.
Cotton even 10 Il points lower.
Coppers higher and the metal also advanced.
Tonopa stocks make material advance Other groups quiet
Continued the sugar stocks, with activity
New York exchange in good demand and higher.
Cash wheat rather lower and still dull Barley futures higher
Oats stiff and getting everywhere. Corn dull
Hay and feedsuffs show further variation.
Lima beans somewhat higher, owing to dry weather
Potatoes steady with arrivals light and the demand good
Onions firm with a of yellow in.
Hens still dull but other kinds of poultry firm. Game weak.
Butter eggs and cheese unchanged
Oranges and Hawaiian bananas continue in large supply
Big shipment of New York arrives condition
Provisions rather steadier, with better demand
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
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Lo. Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES, March 27.--An exceptionally
small amount of trading was done at the
was offered. but bidding was light and no sales
were made. The butter market Is strong and
light and dealers A. say that prices are bound TO
go up in few days. The potato market is
weak. Receipts OF onions have fallen way below
the average and only a few are left on the
market The price has advanced to $3.50 hun
dred pounds.
Cabbage was up few cents and the stock
scarce. Green vegetables continue firm with a
fair demand. Prices are strong in almost all
instances nee n.,a sasepting asparagus which is weak
Receipts-Eggs, 57s cases; butter, l2,240
pounds; potatoes, 7o2 sacks; beans 8 sacks;
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 17@1Sc; selected,
1Sc; ease count, lie.
suttermcreamery extras sse; S Sreamery AMER
2oc; dairy. 22Ac cooking, 16@lsc; oleomar-
garine. tubs, l6@2oc.
Cheese--Northern fresh, 14@l5c; anchor large,
1Sc; do Young America, 19c; hand cheese an
chor brand, l9c; eastern singles, 17c; eastern
Sn 1 esssrn assy
ported s2c; Swiss domestic. 2sc; brick cream
zoe; I,, M,,%burser, aoc .u po,,.. ~
to lbs, 25c per ID; fryers. 2o@22c; roasters.
is@2oc; stays, Sc; hens, lbs and up, 24c;
heavy, 2oe; do light, not wanted. Selling prices
o5c 95csseombroiie5s 2ae Per ID: fryess 1s
ducts ac &c aens lsglSc anna Ss
81: 2:50@S per dozen.
Potatoes tper ctll--Fsncy highland Burbank,
gl;76; choice. $i.25; fancy oregon. $l.5o; Idaho
@25; Lompoc, $1.60@1-75; Oregon early rose
fornia, $i.75; white rose seed. 81 80; local
sweet potatoes $3@3.50; northern. s.. .25 a.. So
Onions-Australian browns, $S.50@3.76; Ore
gon. $3.50@3.75; Minnesota, $S.50@3.76; Ohio,
sSdS@s; soass Solosedo red globe SSoo@s;16; Ber
Beams (per ctl)-Pink No i, s3.75; Lima No.
/, $5.25@550; Lady Washington No. /, 5000
Z; DO small white No. /, $3.90@4; blackeye, So;
garvanzas, $5.50 lentils. II &c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain ..a Proyi.ien.

uturc UFaHA aAd TIoV1shSHs
CHICAGO, March 27.-Wheat was weak all
day and the volume OF trade was small. some
seiiing at the opening caused BY liDefal
shipments from Argentina, but during the greatcr
part OF the day the market was affected chiefly
by the weather situation in the southwest May
opened hc to &c lower at 941s @951sc declined
TO 94Ac and closed weak at 941ac.
Corn was weak all day on selling by pit trad
ers: May opened a shade to Nc lower at o6%c
and sold on to 66Hc. and closed weak at 66 1ac.
Oats were easy, owing to the weakness OF
wheat and corn. May opened unchanged to q
shade lower at 541s @54Nc, advanced to b4ssc
15c advance in the price Of live hogs caused
a strong and active market for provisions. The
market closed strong, with May pork up 15c
Lard was 1oc higher and ribs up 1Oc
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
Deciduou. and Citru. Fruit.

Conditions in the market for fresh fruits
showed no material change from the last
port and prices for all descriptions, We're al
lowed to stand as before. There lit
tie demand for citrus goods for export the
Puget sound steamer. but this advantage was
onset by the dullness of local trade incident
TO Friday. Stocks OF oranges were sttll far
In excess of requirements, but prices for sound
fruit were held well in hand and the feeling
among sellers was one of steadiness, as news
was received that another advance Of 1Oc box
would go into effect at shipping points Mon
day next Central American bananas held
at higher prices following advance at New
Orleans. while the Hawaiian article was
weak, with overripe and small punches selling
at prices well below the inside quotation. Ap-
pies continued to drag badly at unchanged
Apples tper box)-Fancy. s1.25G1.75; common
to choice, 60cG$1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges. S2@
2.25 for fancy. $1.75@2 for choice and 81 Esq
l.I5 for standard; tangerines, s1.50@2 per box;
Lemons, S2.50@2I5 for fancy, S175@2.25 for
choice and S141.50 for standard; grapefruit
$2.50G3 for seedless and s1@1.25 for common
lines $6.50QI
Tropical Eruits-Bananas 75c@s1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 50 .5O@3. so for Central Amer
lean; pineapples, 81 .30@3 per dozen.
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Dried Fruits. Raisin., Nut. and Honey


Late mail adyiees from New York say Of
prunes:
stiH in an unsettled condition a result Of
the recent large arrival direct by sea from
san Francisco, but there are indications that
the effects of this addition to the spot supply
are being corrected to an extent by the dis
trioution Of the stock among other markets.
OF the $4,000 boxes received the steamer
Missouran II, 600 boxes have gone TO Boston and
10000 boxes to Portland. Me-, and according
to trade gossip other blocks are likely to be
sent to middle west points, thus reducing me
supply held here TO the point where under
normal local consuming demands II world not
prove to be burdensome. The easy tone of the
spot market which has prevailed since the ar
rival of these goods has had the effect Of
of anticipating wants for a reasonable time
they are buying from hand to mouth, not car
prices. Rumors of sales on 24c T. O. b. bag
basis cannot be confirmed. though some trade
Offer for round lot lot that % could A probably - be
done. 1t is difficult under the circumstances to
there are no open quotations below Sc
t. o. b. coast bag basis, and holders
are are reported to be declining orders on any
for the four sizes In bags Some doubt has
been expressed that after such long voyage
show up in good condition, bur careful exam
nations made since the vessel arrived are
said to show no deterioration in the stock"
t,ruits-Apricots, l51ses17e; evaporated apples
Sglei pears. 1sgloc; peaches, So @s12e; ngs,
Ss M @sAs s1 Tor hs, white D. and sG2he for black;
Raisins #. o. b. Fresnol-2 crown, 3%e; 9
crown, sas te crown; 4He; seeded. 5@64c; seed
and sl.60@2 for clusters.
Nuts acknowledgements. 1ss@14Ac; XXI.
liSsc; Lansuedocs, 7oc; HsrdsheiIs. Dish 7a7lsSe. lS
WsIutssc W. Hu per per ID for No. softshsIl and loc
Honey-Water white. comb, 16Q11c; white
l5c; water white, extracted. s@s13c; light am
per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28

local market was steady, with quotations rang
ing from 3l.5o@31 .62bc
Copper advanced to Sci rs Cd for spot and
TO Eol It's Cd for futures in London. Locally
the market was firm and showed a further
slight gain, with lake quoted at 1S.12!a@
70. 70 81 ec eectrolytic, 1897 0l3.S5c; casting,
Lead was unchanged at a14 rs Cd in Lon
aon. The local market was firm and shade
higher at 3.95@4c
Spelter was unchanged at a21 in London and
at 10c locally
Iron was lower In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at Sis Sd and Cleve-
land warrants at 52s 3d. No change was re-
ported in the local market
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Loans. Exchange and silver
wheat and other Grain.


Wheat-Chcago was lower In the San Fran
cisco market the holders Of cash grain, who have
heretofore been holding above the market. re-
lately ruling Futures continued ignored.
The quotations for choice California white
Australian are nominal, as there is practically
CASH WHEAT
California club S1-609 1.621a; do milling.
CLIO; lower grades of California, 81 1.30a 80;
northern club, $1.5T1n @16212; northern blue
stem, $1.621a G1.67la; northern red, S1.571s per
ctl.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
No quotations.
May-No sales; So bid.
December-No sales; $1.47 bid
Barley-Fntures rose again yesterday but the
spot prices remained unchanged. with dull
market
Good to choice feed, spot, S1.37 II al. 40; COM
mon to fair $l.321s GlIS5 per ctl; brewing, s1.45
@l'oo; shipping anH9eheyalis5 HISlTSTp gS nominal.
1880 q. m. Session
December : NJ ils session. iiss hi4's
,.w Open High Low. Close
December 81 .14% s1.14% S1.14 s1.14
Oats-The market is extremely stin all over
the coast. Oats are getting scarce up north as
well as here, and Chicago. where there Is cor
ner In May, is drawing large lines from the two
northern states. Offerings here very light
and sellers Indifferent.
Good to choice red, sl.55@1 81 VI ordinary do.
81. ~ @1.521s; white, $1.55Q1.65; gray are
nominal.
Corn-The market is in the old familiar groove,
with quotations unchanged.
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow yellow sacEed Sacked si.e5 % in bulk, San Francisco
track, S1.5I; white $1.57 mixed, $1.55; white
Egyptian. sieo@1.7o; brown Egyptian. sis71s
Rye-California, s147h@150 per ctl
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, March 27.--Money on call, easy
at y az per cent; ruling rate, per cent; Of
fered ct u per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 81 per cent: 80
days, ~ per cent; six months, to "A per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 51a as per cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4Se15@4 $500 for demand
and at 81 1878 a 4. $3.50 for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills, $4.S3A.
Bar silver, 55Kc.
Mexican dollars, 47c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir
regular.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

The feature of the market at present is the
strength In New York exchange. which advanced
again yesterday, as will be seen. 1t 10 always
likely to rise at this time of the year, we
at present buying large amounts of structural
material there. and consequently, having no
exports to Offset these imports have to buy New
York exchange wherewith to pay for pur-
chases there. This increases the demand for this
price.
Ihe only other variation In exchange yester-
day was decline In New York Paris. The
silver quotation was unaltered.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 27-Cash quotations were
as fOiowsaTlour- I. VS. our s, WheaENS; az No. z
red, 94A 995Ac. Corn--No. Q. 641a a 65c; No.
yellow, e5l5 @66c. Oats-No. 2. 53% Q53h
No white, o14a 453lsc; Rye@No: z, zoe.
seed-No. i northwestern $126l4. Timothy seed
Prime. $40. Clover-Contract grades, S21 10
Provisions-Short ribs, sides (loose), $6.31 "a
6.S7h; mess pork. per bbl. S12. S5@l2.S1l2
lard, per 100 lbs $500: short clear sides (boxed,
$6s71a @7.1212. Whisky, basis of high wines,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
New York Gr.in and Preduc.


NEW YORK, March 27.-Flours-Receipts,
20, 400; exports, $500 barrels; market dull and
whest~Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports.
red $1.oI elevator and sl.02 I. O. B. aaoat;
No 2 hard winter, $1l2 I. o. b. anoat. On
account Of rain prospects in the southwest.
wheat lost nc per bushel today, closing at the
57Hc.
Petroleum-Dull.
Hides-Steady.
wool-Steady.
trifusal, as test, zsec; moiasses sugar. 8. &c.
Conee-The market for coffee futures closed
ssss q bass ueSan: asns
March. 3.s0c; May. $500; September, 5.S5c; De-
cember 5;95c. SPOT; STEADY; & No: Rio. &c:
''ls Buster~ i ss Steady; unchanged.
Cheese---Firm; unchanged.
DRIED FRUIT
Evaporated Apples--The market was steady,
sirabie supplies Of prime fruit Fancy are
quoted at 10H @11c; choice, 81 @9hc; prime
@M s dn.essea to sie .tSSuNss there
range from Az @14c for California and from
Apricots--Are unchanged. with choice quoted
at ls@2oc; extra choice, 1e@21c; fancy,
Peaehes-Better grades are said to be scarce
and prices are steady to firm, with choice
quoted at 10@lolsc; extra choice, 11@11hc;
faHsS u Extra VITA lanc ooss sal4s
London layers. si.e5@i.T5. ss'S''
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK, March 27.-The London tin
market was somewhat irregular. with spot clos.
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Butter. Cheese and EEe.

There were no changes in prices for any
thing under this head yesterday, but the mar
kets for all grades Of creamery butter and
the top grade Of eggs were officially described
as nrm, instead Of steady as on the preced-
ing day. The market for butter was largely
Puget sound holding prices steady. Receivers
are depending entirely upon continuance Of
this shipping business to hold prices up 10
their present levels. The egg market seems, to
have settled into a rut and there Is not much
prospect of prices changing materially, as the
movement into storage prevents any accumu-
lation of the upper grades. and there is good
demand for CHEAP stock, which readily absorbs
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rroYfsfOna

The trade now reports a steadier feeling in
these goods, with some Improvement In the de-
mand. Prices unchanged.
Cured Meats-Bacou. 121ac Der lb for heavy
121c for light medium. 15c for light. 16c for
extra light and 1914 q 19c for sugar cured: extra
light sugar cured. 20@21c, dry salted sides l3c:
bellies, 14c; eastern sugar cured hams, 131ac for
heavy and lac for light; California hams 13Q
13nc; mess beef, - per bbl: extra mess
-; family. ST. prime mess pork. $3.50: extra
clear $2050; mess, 5000; pig pork. S24; pigs
feet, S4. s5 for half bhls. s2-25 for % ID kegs
Lard-Tierces quoted at 7%c for California
compound. 9091ac for eastern compound and
10Nc for pure; half bbls, pure, 1O1ac; 80 ID
tins. 10l1c; 10 lb tins, lie; ID tins, 11Hc;
ID tins, 11Ac-
Cottolene-One half bbl, 9Nc; 3 half bbls
95sc; tierce, DC; 2 tierces, SNc; 5 tierces
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Genernl Merchand1se

Bags-Graln bags. June-July. 6H 07c; Sar
Quentin, 6lzc;-- wool bags. 42i5 @44c; fleece
twine, lie per lb.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite. egg. SIG; We'll
lngton. $12 per ton; New wellington S12; Coos
bay. SO: Australian house-Richmond. ETC., s12
Cumberland. $i4 In bulk and $3.50 In sacks
Welsh anthracite. SIS: coke. SIT per ton In bulk
and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain. s11@l2c.
Oils-Quotations are for barrels: Linseed Sc
per gallon for boiled and 54c for raw cases, &c
more; castor oil. In cases. No. I, 75c; Bakers
"A, cases, $12S01-3 80; lucol- soc for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut. cases. 766S6c per GAL
lon; cocoanut OIL in barrels 52h 656c for XXX
50@531zc for No. and 47k@5ic for No. q
according to qualitys extra hleached winter