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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-11

1Oc Percales, yard wide, at
SC a yard.
BUTLER DRY GOODS Co.
Pill 1t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-11

Ladies Suits perfectly Tailored,
made of best quality Chiffon Broad
Cloth. Regular price $4,000 Clear
ance price $32.96.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-11
BLANKET SPECIAL.

One Lot Dixie made Wool Blankets
1O-4 wide. Regular Value $500
Clearance price $3.50.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-11

Tight shoes are sure panacea for
all other troubles. The man whose
footwear pinches him will soon cease
to worry about anything else.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-02-11

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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

A large and varied assortment of stocks and
bonds was traded in on the bond exchange yes
terdag. The sales, however were generally
in small lots. Those of bonds amounted to
$4,000. The only fluctuations worthy of note
were decline in City electric to $23 and an
advance in California wine to $3.50. Amalga
mated oil was ex dividend of ST.
The Comstock mining shares were more
tive than of lates bur quotations showed no
marked change, taking the list a whole
The only thing in the southern Nevadas
was a decline In Goldheld Con. from $500 as
Mondays closing price, TO IS under fair sales.
Some $4,000 shares of Redtop Extension sold
at &c.
Edward Pollitz, the well known broker. is
back from the Hawaiian islands.
r. +. Mulcahy. manager this coast for f.
F. Hutton d Co.. will leave today for two
months vacation in Europe
The quarterly meeting of the directors of
the Goldfeld Consolidated Mines company will
be held in New York May o. at which
regular quarterly dividend of at least 80 cents
per share is expected TO be declared.
At the close of last week bullion valued at
$S7 600 about to be shipped from Goldfeld
10 the mint. including $66.300 from the Com
bination Fraction. S1S.000 from the Round Noun
tain and $4,000 from the Round Mountain
Sphinx In the Combination Fraction shipment
a cleanup of about $4,000 that had just
been made.
The net milling profits of the Montgomery
Shoshone Consolidated Mining company for the
months Of November, December January and
February aggregate $4,000 according TO
official statesment. This shows a profit of
practically 10 per cent per annum the
capitalization of $500, 600. With the addi-
tional equipment TO be installed at the
mill, the production will be largely increased.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Beans and seed.

Beans show a few narrow and unlmportant
changes There is nothing new in seeds
The bean report OF Adolf koshland saws:
Continued hrmness prevails in the bean mar
ket and extends to all varieties. Slightly higher
prices are ruling for white beans the supply
OF this variety being extremely limited. on
all other varieties top prices easily main
tanned.
There has been good movement on Lima
beans. and the latest reports indicate that the.
stocks now hand in Ventura county. on the
LIST inst, amounted TO about 220 600 bags of
which II Is estimated about 10000 sacks will
be wanted for seed leaving for shipment about
10000 bags.
.'The present high prices Of white beans will
probably induce the planting Of more Lady
WashiDgtons In some sections, and possibly a
slight reduction In the acreage Of some other
variety.
The soil is reported in good condition for
planting. and growers are busy preparing 10
SOW beans
Beans eper etD Bayo. s., ,25a5.5o: pea.
s5 so: small white. $5.50M5.T5: large white
S4 6Om4.75: pink. S3.25Q3.3 80. red nominal,
blackeye. So. 50GS S-65: lima S4@415: red Kid
neys s3.T5G4; cranberry beans. nominal. Gar
varzas. S3d4; horse beans. 81 .9O62 a0
Seeds-Brown mustard 80 14Isc: yellow na,,s
tard nominal: daxseed. 4e. carload lots: canary
4c; alfalfa. 164ISc; rape. cleaned. 2d2Isc: tim
othy, 5$4 A6c; hemp. 4e: miIlet 2atc per 10.
broom seed. $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S3.25 per eti.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. May 11.-Sentiment in the wheat
pit was bullish all day and the volume of trade
was fairly large. The failure of foreign markets
10 follow the slump here yesterday impaired a
STRONG tone at the opening, which was augmented
by unfavorable crop reports from the southwest,
particularly from western Kansas and Nebraska.
AdSices from Kansas were contradictory but the
trade seemed inclined 70 look on the dark side.
A dispatch from a cordage concern at st. Louis
claiming that many orders for twine had been
cancelled owing to the poor outlook for the new
crop in kausas, Oklahoma and Texas, was
OF the reports that startled the trade. An enor
nous decrease in the worlds visible supply of
wheat as outlined in Bradstreet's statement also
helped to inspire bulish sentiment. According
70 this authority, the total available decreased
IA 600 during April. leaving the supply at
136 S44 600. which is almost the smallest
ord. Local contract stocks in public elevators
decreased 3.311 900 bushels last week and are
now only 3.i23, 900 bushels During the day
July sold between 81 12ai and $114A and closed
at S1.14as.
Shorts were active bidders for corn and the
market displayed strong tone Cash corn at
the sample tables was 12c higher, but there was
little offered. The market closed strong.
final quotations showing net gains of sc TO &c,
compared with yesterdays close, with July at
6S7s n69c.
Sentiment in the oats pit was bulllsh. During
the day July ranged between size and 81 sc.
At the close prices up Sc 10 12c. com
pored with the previous close, with July at
51&c
Provisions were strong all day. Closing prices
The leading futures ranged follows;
Articles iph Close.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
HAN and Feed.tnff.

More sales OF extra choice hay at SIS arc
reported. This market rules very hrm The
total receipts yesterday We're only two cars
20 tons Feedstuffs show no change, the market
being quiet
The circular Of Somers & Co. says:
Receipts OF hay ON the market during the
present week are again very light. total Of
but 1.J90 tons arriving being 100 tons less than
the week previous As result Of two weeks
light arrivals the market at present rs very
firm and even higher, although all interested
realize that the condition Of Affairs IS but TEN
pOrary and that soon as new hay can Dc
shipped in any quantity the market will mate
rally decline. II expected that We would
at this time be receiving considerable new
hay. but the work OF harvesting is rather slow.
From our reports from the early hay districts
the present week viii quite heavy ship
ments of crop, which VIII relieve
market considerably.
From recent reports and observation the
crop looks considerably better than anticipated
Rain at the present time weuld DO dam
age than good for much hay i down and would
be damaged However. cool weather is what is
most desirable for both grain and hay and this
tieally throughout the entire state
Bran-S29N3O per ton FOR white and SIS 50Q
% for red
Middlngs- -sssG35 per ton.
ShOrts-s31 Gl32 per ton.
Feedstuns-ROlled barley S33G34: rolled oafE
for feed, s44045; mixed feed S30H32 for ave.
age lots; oilcske meal. in 20 ton lots S3s so in
10 ton lots $50 in ton lots $50. so small lots
$40; coc0anut cake or meal at mills S26 in ~
and 10 and S26. so in ton lots iObbing S2T
corn meal, S3TQSS; cracked corn, $3SQS9: broom
corn seed. nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa
iobbing lots $26, carload lots So per ton
Hay-Wheat, S23. JOGf27.50 wheat and oaf
S23426; tame Oat, S22d25; new wild oar SIS:
$11612 per ton.
Straw-5Od Soc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Potatoes. ONIONS amid Vegetahles

The vegetable market literally supplied
with seasonal descriptions receipts being large
as usual on Tuesday. but with trading active
prices We're steady a rule. Asparagus did
better. liberal purchasing on canning account
cleaning up the market. String beans. new
potatoes and green peas were all in good re-
quest at satisfactory prices. while rhubarb was
easy except for the faneiest offerings Old
crop potatoes remained firm, with Oregon bur
banks selling readily at the recently revised
quotations New red and Bermuda seed onions
were moving freely at about previous prices.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River Burbanks. S262. 25;
Oregon Burbanks. s2.25G2.5O; small oregon
seed. S1.IJ@2: sweet potatoes. S1.25G1.50 per
crate; new potatoes, 2a6319e per lb.
Onions Australian $494.2 .25 per ctl; Bermuda
seed. $1.25G1.50 per crate; new green, 5OQ65c
per box: new red. $1.75Q2 per sack.
Negetsoles-Asparagus, $1.5042 per box for
extras and T5cGl$1 .25 for common 10 choice: rhu-
barb. 75c@$1.25 per box for bay and $1-5OG1.T5
for San Jose; tomatoes. $1@1.25 per box or
crate; green peas, $141.25 >per sack; string
beans, IA 1Oc per ID; summer squash. S1d1.2 %
per box; garlic. SG10c per ID; cabbage So
per ctl; dollhouse cucumbers 50cG$1 per dozen:
cauliflower. 654T5c per dozen; carrots, T5c
per sack; turnips, SlQ1-25 per sack
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

LETHARGY Marks
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE lethargio
condition into which the speculation in
stocks fell today was difficult to account
for The apparent completion of selling
from quarters that were regarded i'm
portant gave some relief TO an apprehen-
sion that informed interests were liquidat-
ing their holdings of stocks Orders from
London also were on the buying side in
excess of selling orders from that source.
Foreigners often are we'll informed on
the views of interests controlling the great
corporations here, and the persistent selling.
Of late has been considered rather omin-
ols. The result of that condition today
with the closing up Of accounts in oonnec-
tion with the stock market movement in
London was accepted as cause for encour-
agement.
The market was freed from the selling
pressure in evidence yesterday, but prices
moved decisively upward only in the Anal
half hour. Dealings fell 70 a lower rate
of activity during the midday period than
has been witnessed in New York for over
two months.
Efectual support was afforded by the
sympathetic influence of strength in a few
stocks, notably Reading. That stock met
some very heavy selling orders in the course
OF the advance, but offered good resistance.
Eries were strong and estimates in the in
crease of the roads earning power were put
in circulation. The movement in Fries was
believed to foreshsdow the offerings of
additional securities incident to financing
the roads further needs.
The question of successful financing to
meet approaching requirements had its re-
aection in the heavy tone of Chicago Great
Western issues and Toledo railways. Part
of the effect of depression on activity was
due to the renewed rise in prices OF wheat.
The results to the export demand Of the
high prices Of wheat were seen in the
report of the bureau of statistics of the
agricultural exports for April. Only 5Q9-
929 bushels Of wheat were exported in that
month, compared with 8 1903, ,754 year ago.
Flour exports declined from 1,o52, $50 bar
rels to 639,477 barrels this year. Accom-
panied by the enormous proportions of the
country's importations in the last few
months the persistent strength in the for
eign exchange market is explained by these
figures.
The turn to the buying side in the stock
market on the part of London increased
the supply of foreign exchange today and
took away from yesterdays show of Arm-
ness in that market.
The stock market sentiment is not. dis
posed to ignore the significance of the
hardening of the money market in view
of ne free use which has been made of
banking credits in carrying prices Of Sc
curities up TO the present price levels.
Readings rise to 1864 placed it nearly
points above the price touched in the
advance after the supreme court decision
on the commodities clause and tine highest
since January of 1905. The buoyant up
shoot in Reading at the last awakened
the general market to only a moderate
animation, but the closing tone was strong
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
valre, s4,6s2,0 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Hides. TaIIo,v. wool ana uo,.

Every thing uEdet this head is in good condi-
tiOn for sellers hides and wool moving off well
at nrm prices. while hops are fairly active win
reduced stocks.
der quotations Heavy salted steers LILO. me-
dunn. lie. light. 101Sc; c0whides 1O1sc for
q1le; salted veal. 151sc; salted ealf f6c. drv
hides lS3ae; dry kip 1T1se: dry calf 24c dry
seaI. &c. dry stags- lie, sheeDskins. shearlings
dium toea<1 each, long wool. SIa1.75: Lambs
21q Toe: borsehides. salt. 81 25d2 so for large
and Slt9uZ for medium 75e0S1 .25 for small
and z09Soc for colts: hOrsehides. dry S262 Is
for large and 81. l.25G2 for medium 50c61sl FOR
small and z5G5oc Tor colts, goatskins. prime
sngora 30 N$l; large hair goats. 2565Oc me-
digm. 20025c; small 5G15c.
4lac; grease ease.
Wo0l--New San Joaouin vearss sf.nfe foS,
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The egg market continued to weaken yester-
day. another cent being Topped OF the quota
ton for extras, making a decline OF cents IN as
many days. Competition between the rivai
storage interests is apparently less keen tnan
heretofore. as the dealers who had been holding
the market at high levels evince no dispos'-
tion to check the downward trend OF prices
Yesterdays decline In extras resulted IN gen
eraI revision of prices for the under grades
frsts being 1isc and seconds and thirds le a
dozen lower.
The butter market remains firm there beng
some little movement in shipping channels whicn
shsorbs portion OF the surplus stocks AounS
America cheese was suddenly plentiful and lower
yesterday, fancy declining lac on sales at 10 &c
a pound. while firsts were marked down &c 10
a quotation OF 14lSc a pound.
On the exchange 10 cases OF extra eggs ana
30 fancy Young Ameriea cheese were sold az
Receipts were 62 900 pounds butter, 1000
pounds cheese and 355 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales bids and offers on the hoor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from 13c to &c higher, owing TO the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras 24lae per 10,
firm; do frsts, 24c. firm; do seconds. 2312c, nrIn.
Cheese-California fancy fats 1S1ac per To-
steady: do hrsts. lac, steady; do seconds. 12e.
steady: fancy Young Americas, 151ac, firm; do
Eggs (per dozen cases included)-Cslifoenia
fresh extras, 2515c. steady; do hrsts, 241ae-
steady; 10 seconds, 231sc, steady; do thirds,
221sc, steady.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

SANTA ROSA, May u.-Ihere was drop
in the price OF eggs here today on receipt of
the quotations from the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange All dealers quoted 2Slz
cents per dozen for choice and there was a
range from 2O1s to 2115 cents for seconds
There is not the supply for the demand
Some eggs being shipped 10 Nevada, others
10 San Francisco and stored.
PETALUMA. May u.-Eggs took somewhat
of drop today. The general cash price was
23ia cents for best grade. Some variation was
made by the Petaluma egg exchange. who paid
251s on time receipts The hatcherles are US
ing large quantities of eggs and are filing many
large orders many chicks being shipped to
distant points. Some of the 'hatcheries have
orders which Will run them into the fall season
SANTA CRUZ, May 11.-Eggs took another
advance in price. going from 2212 to 26 cents,
with result that local market is well supplied
Merchants retail at so cents Shipments have
fallen of slightly
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
General NTerchanhi.-

Bags-Grsin bags, &c, buyer June-July; san
and sec for ID: fleece twine. Sc per n. ~ -
Coal-Beayer Hill. 81; Pennsylvania snthrs
cite egg. SIG per ton; Wellington. 50; New
Wellington, 50; Coos bay, 81; Australian house
Richmond, etc. So Stanford Richmond Ss
Cumberland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks
Welsh anthracite, SIS coke. s15 per ton in
bulk and S16 in sacks; Rocky mountain, 50. so
per short ton.
OiIs-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and 65c for raw; cases, Sc
more: castor oil in cases No. L he. Bakers
AA, cases. $1.13G115; China nut cases. 700SOc
Per gallon; eoeoanut Oil in barrels. 6096Sl5e for
XXX 5I1@ 061c for No. and 55Q5S12c for No.
2. according to quantity extra bleached winter
sperm OIL ole; natural winter sperm oil, Gle.
natural whale OIL soc; extra winter strained lard
oil e2994e; No. 1 nestsfoOt oil. 6Oc: herring
oil, 40c: salmon oil, SSc; boiled hsh oil. 95e;
paint oil. CSC
Coil Oil. Gasoline. ete-Water white, iron
barrels or drums, 1oc; 100 deg OIL iron barrels
drums. 111ae; special do. 12c; pearl OIL in
cases, lie; astral lie; star 17c; extra star, 20c
motor gasoline. in bulk, 141ac; In cases, 21 nc,
No engine distillate, in drums Sc; No. do.
soc. in cases 3715e. varnish makers and paint
ers' naphtha in bulk lie, in cases 1S1ac-
Turpentine-62c per gallon in cases and 5Sc
in bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per bbl OF $50 lbs )-E, $3.50; F, 81. .05;
c. S5. 30: H So 10; WV. S1O40.
Red and White Lssd-Red. s1sGse; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
thne to coarse). 5.65c; fruit standard, 5-6oc;
crystal dOminOs. in eases. SIS: tablets in half
bbls 6.15; tablets. IN boxes. 6.4Oc; cubes and
A crushed. 5.9Oc; powdered, 5.15c: candy granu-
lated ). 75c; confectioners' a. 5.75c; confecto1-
ers' crystal. 5.75; magnolia A. 5.25; extra a.
515c; golden O. Bose. d. 495c. Barrels and So
ID bags Zoe. half bbls 25e. boxes zoe more per
100 lbs for all grades. Monarch bar is quoted
over and above the price for standard fne (eanSI,
granulated in 100 10 bags as follows: Bags 1O0|
lbs Soc: barrels. 45c. half barrels soc: 40 Ib
tins, cased. s2.O5; So 10 tins, cased sos; 10 10
tins. cased. 10 in a case. $40: ID tins. 8 in
a case. 81. 20; 80 ID boxes SJe. No extra charge
for putting up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
5.65c; ''Hgrsde'' bar. &c; powdered j.7Jc
crushed. $500. berry. 5.65e; C.. & H. extra ane
dry granulated. 5-60c. dry grsnulated,
5 65c: confectionery A, 5.65c. confectionery
crystals Use; cubes. $500: bricks s. soc: extra
fine granulated Geo ID bags only. -: excelsior
A, 5.25c; extra Z. 5-15c: golden G.. 505c; yellow
d. 95c: II. & T. crystal dOminos. s. 65c- Add
tiOnal per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 ID bags.
1Oc more; half barrels 25c more: boxes. Soc
more for all grades. Bar. in So ID and 40 10
tins SI7O more: in 10 ID tins, s2-35 more. Mini
mum order. carload weight
Canned Frults-The CalifOraia fruit Gamers
association quotes prices for 1905 fruits (. 0. b.
factory as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
GRAIN MARKET
whcm and Other Grains

anu OtncF
Wheat-Chicago was 1Ac higher Liverpool
iutnres were also firner Beerbohm cabled the
condition OF the foreign crops follows:
lhited Kingdom and Spain--too dry, rain
--outlook very favorable. Germany-weather
uniayorable, being cold and the crop very back.
ward. itaiy-lght, beneficial rains have fall
ica-too dry, rain needed
me me san francisco market stood precisely as
pefore stated, BUYERS and sellers being apart.
CASH WHEAT.
1sIfornia club, 50. lOm2 10 do milling 1920:
Sallorn.a an M white Australian nominal at So 20@
northern no q. club, S210@2.15; northern bIuestem'
s2.2f z "a 2321a; Russian red S2.I0M2. 10; turkey
fed' S2.lo92.2o per ctl.
FUTURES
- 1880 a. m Session
p. IN. Session
No quotations
Barley-oeean freights continue at stand.
sun, with the union rate OF 23s Sd, usual Euro
ptah oplions, quoted. The chartered grain ton.
mage IN port is S,SS6. against l. 467 tons on the
same date last year disengaged o5 eIa tons ne
against -, I'D: on the way TO this porf 151 G5o
tons, against 1S7 $50
Receipts Were free arain yesterdav hains.
sfoo TONS but the market stood steady.
CASH BARLEY
Uoot 70 ehoice feed, spot. $1.57 u al .60 COM
mon TO fair, $1.52A df.56H per ctl; brewing
at Sl.70. "o'nihai
FUTURES
May-S1.57la
Dec. Sl.s7 bid. si.s7z asked.
p. M. Session
May-Sl.5S& bid. S159 asked
Dec-Sl.S7 bid 81. .37A asked
oats-Are sl hardly firm as they have been
as me approach Of the new crop is having Its
erect on both buyers and sellers. The latter
are hot sacrificing their goods however and
are e,,l keeping prices up.
:. ". mite s2i5@2.25. gray $210@o.15: red
- !, ~ Tor choice, $2.1002l5 for good and s2GS
10 lof inIerior. per ell; black. nominal.
changed '"V'ahohs un-
= ~ .aiilornla i1 small round yellow sem2 10.
lalt lalke sf.ow nominal; western states yellow
ss.l saeheu, Si.io white, Si.s5: In bulk San Fran
g CISCO 20 track yellow s174: white. SIR: mirea
si;.o: EGYPTIAN, $i95 per ctl for white.
Nominal at $2@2.10 per ETH for eastern TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Offerings of Strawberries yesterday consisted
chiefly Of chest goods, the low prices obtained
for recent shipments of Grated berries having
checked the movement from some large produc-
ing sections The berries were in good demand
among retailers, but the supply proved too
large and several lots had 20 be turned over to
Gamers. Some Grated raspberries were received
and sales were reported at S1.T5G2 a crate and
gooseberries frcm Napa brought 1Oc pound.
Purple Guigne cherries, Of which about 400 pack
ages were received. cleaned up readily at good
prices, while the white and red kinds dragged
badly Some bulk lots were received and sold
at 661Oc pound TO variety and quality.
In the orange market, large navels which con
stituted the bulk OF the offerings, were dull
and easy, while small fruit was closely cleaned
up and firm A few small lots OF st. Michaels
and Mediterranean sweets came in and sold at
$1.S50r1.T5 a box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seas per chest;
large varieties $4dJ-50 per chest; crates. 75c.
Cherries-Si -25q1.35 per drawer for purple
Guigne Snd GOA zoe for white.
Apples tper box)-$1. .25G1.50 for fancy and
J0cMS1 for common to choice
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Nsvel oranges 50. %
42.1o for fancy and $1.75@2-25 for choice;
grapefruit $25092-T5 for seedless; lemons, So. 10
g3.25 for fancy. s1.75@o.25 for choice and SIG
l.25 for Standard lines, $450@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75cdsf.T5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2.500l3.5O for Central
American; pineapples, S3d5 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

Canned AsparaguS-PrtceS or the California
fruit Gamers association follows. per
dozen in pa square cans: Mammoth white
S2.G5. peeled $40; mammoth green. S2S0.
peeled $3.05; large white $50. peeled S3tO;
large green. S. 10: medium white. 10. medium
green. So; small white SO: small green 81. 81.
Canned Peas-The following are the prices of
the California fruit Gamers association for 1909
pack: Standard. zoe; standard sifted, 81: extra
sifted, $1.10 extra fine sifted. s1.25. petit pOis
S1.75; No. sifted. 4.J0; No. standard IS IS.
Canned Tematces-19OS pack. ga 10 solid pack.
soc; lb solid pack. 9Oc; standard, No. 2h. 6Jc,
No. 3 Toe: No. 3. s.. TO-
Quieksilver-S44645 per dask for local Nc
and So. 507 so per TASK for export.
Cordage-Manila, 91zc; sisai. SCI: Sisal bale
rope. 9Q913c per lbs net cash. discount.
Coffee-Costa Rics. 7614c: Salvador. 6Fl
1215e. Nicaragua 91<@19c Guatemala. ia
13h. Hawaiian. S61141Ss Ecuador. S&e per IN.
Pacific Codhsh--The Union hsh company quotes
as follows: Bundles. small, whole. so ID bales.
4c; cases, regular. large, whole 100 ID boxes.
SC: cases. extra. 100 ID boxes, sac eases. east
ern style $3.50; Anchor brand. &c; narrow
gauge. e1Ae: Silver King. re; Golden State.
7c; White Seal, middles. 1O@1O5sc: Seabright
blocks, 7c; oriental blocks, 616e; Crown brand
tablets. 715c; Pearl tablets. 715c; ID boxes
fancy boneless. 10c: ID boxes fancy boneles,
1els: half barrels. picked cod $3.50 each