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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

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al Collars ON Iaret.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
STOCK MARKET

All classes of stock were quiet yesterday
The southern Neyadas were particularly dull
with no variations worthy of note. The Com
stocks though also inactive were firm and most
OF them were somewhat higher In local secur
ities Associated oil declined TO $50 and Hawaiian
were higher. touching $T7.STi5.
Western Pacific railroad stock advanced still
further to $3G bid in New York yesterday.
Clsremont oil was dividend Of 1c yester
day
The Honolulu sugar company dividend of %
cents per share viii be payable May s. The
books will close April so.
The total output OF from the Tonopah
mines for the last week was 5.60S tons OF an
estimated value (the shipping ore being valued
at SEQ ton and the milling ore at $25 toni
of $4,000. The Tonopah company sent $500
tons, the Belmont company 700 tons. the Mon
the MacNamara $50 tons and West End 100
tons TO the mills. making the total shipments
for the week to the mills 560S tons
The Tonopah mill report for the week shows
that an average of 93 out OF the 100 stamps were
dropping constantly. crushing OBS tons of ore
Of an average value Of S21.50 per ton. The bull
lion shipment consisted of 113 bars of bullion
valued at $500 each. and &c tons of concentrates
worth $500 ton, making the total bullion ship
ments amount to s10S.4oo. An average extrac-
tion of 30 per cent was recorded.
The Pacific fish company has levied assess
ment Of $40 per share. Delinquent June I5
The American hop and barley company of San
Francisco has levied assessment OF 10 cents
per share. Delinquent May 81.
Net earnings of the Pacific Coast company for
tne tWo-Ihlros OF me nscai year whlcn enueh
with February 29.2 per cent behind the
corresponding period year ago. standing at
$5T9,I2 compared with SS19.9If. The
gross decreased 1877 per cent. while expenses
decreased 1871 per cent The company is earn
ing its charges and the dividends on its three
classes of stock. Its disbursements for the
present fiscal year will be follows Five per
cent 81 .525. 600 first preferred stock. $I5.G50
per cent on 81 600 900 second preferred stock
S160. 600: per cent on $1,000. 900 common stock
$50. 600: interest IS. 600. 900 first per cent
bonds, $3.50. .000 a total of sI66.250. At the
present rate the company is earning sse9, ,5s3 per
annuun.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
GRAIN MARKET


Wheat and Other Grains
Wneat-Llverpool futures were higher and
Cnicago advanced 1c. There was nothing new
in the local market
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81. 10d2.l6; do milling 81. 20 (:
1ailfornia white Australian nominal at 81 2o@
80; on grades of California wheat 81 so6n1 90.
northern club. S210@2 l5; northern bluestem'
- og2.5o; Russian red, 81. 10; turkey red, s20
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
No transactions.
p. m. Session.
No transactions
Barley-The December option advanced yester-
gay, put the cash market remained unchanged
safes OF NO. at SLIGO were reported
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot. 81. COO .61A: COM
mon 10 fair. $1.52A @1.5Tz per ctI: brewing
and shipping, Sl-621a 90; chevalier, nominal
1880 a.. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May-No sales; 81. 50 asked
December Isl .355s $1.37 $135Tk 81 81
2 D. m. Session.
December-S1. .3Tlh
Oats Everything in this line remains as be-
fore quoted
White, s2l5d2.25; gray, s2.1o@215; red.
81 10 for choice, 81. 10 for good and S1956r 97 ~
for inferior, per ctl; black, nominal.
1orn-Spot lots in sacks are quoted higher.
yellow, nominal; western states yellow. sacked
81. 80; white. $l.s5 In bulk. San Francisco track
yellow. $l6f; white, Sligo: Mixed i.66; Egyp-
tian 81 per rct for white
Rye-Higher at S2d210 per ctl for eastern
to arrive No state product left
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Potatoes, Onion. and Vegetables

Prices for asparagus continued TO sag yes
terday on large arrivals and a limited inquiry
Retail tradesmen were limiting their purchases
and prices would have fallen to even lower lev
els, but for the Gamers. who took the bulk OF
the arrivals at T5e6$1.25 box. Peas were in
Increased supply and slightly lower, while
rhubarb and new potatoes remained steady
String beans sold at a wide range as to quality
there being much poor stock on hand, which was
bard to move There nothing new in old
crop potatoes or onions the market for both
being strong
Potatoes tper ctl-River Burbanks. sI.75G
9; Oregon Burhanks, S262. 25: small Oregon
seed. sl.30H1- 40; sweet potatoes. 81 .60G1 .65;
new potatoes. IL G211c per ID.
Onions-OregOn, 81 35G2. 80 per ctl: Austria
iian, S4@4.25 per ctl: Bermuda seed 81 400
l-S0 per crate; new green 50465e per box
VeRetables-Asparagus. $1.25d1.75 per box
for extra and T5cgs1 for common TO choice
rhubarb. 81 -25G1-5O per box: tomatoes s1d1.2 ID
per box or crate; green peas. 3d3Hc per ID.
string beans, 1914 02oc per 10; garlic, s610e
per ID; cabbage. S262. 25 per ctI; hothouse Gu
cumbers. 50cd$1 per dozen: eauli1ower 650
75c per dozen; carrots, 75cGs1 per sack; tur-
nips, s1Q1.25 per sack; celery. 40950c per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29

A BIG CHANGE
In THE MARKET

NEW YORK, April 2s-There was q
striking change in the tone Of the stock
market today from that of yesterday.
Prices moved upward aggressively. The de-
nand was large and widely distributed
and the upward movement embraced the
Ist generally. Buying was congested, how
ever. in some of the stocks that are most
influential. Reading, the Hartman stocks
and United States Steel we're leaders. The
United States Steel statement of earnings
for the last quarter was of favorable ef-
feet and that stock was conspicuous. The
falling of in tonnage of untitled orders on
hand was discussed with some dissatisfac-
tion in view of the frequent reports Of
rush Of new business attracted by the re-
duction in prices. It was inferred that the
orders on hand must have been worked
of pretty thoroughly before the cut in
prices was resorted to as an incentive for
new orders. There seemed to be moro i'm
portance attached market wise to the
ports of an advance in prices Of several
grades Of finished steel reported yesterday
TO have been made by the Carnegie steel
company, notwithstanding these reports
were qualified by explanations of the scope
Of the new orders. Yesterdays report was
supplemented today by one that the Jones
& Laughlin steel company had fallen in line
with similar advances. This evidence of
turn in the steel trade situation from one
Of receding values to a rise seemed to ap-
peal TO sentiment as highly significant Of
the improvement in the trade conditions.
Foreign buying in this market was an in
huential element, the sentiment of effect
being considerably beyond the practical alb
sorption CT stocks which was effected.
Continental centers bought stocks in Lon
don on account of the Turkish situation
and the effect was passed on 10 the New
York market. There seemed TO be less ap-
prehension Of a furry in money rates in
cident TO the May / financial settlements.
There was a brisk movement in the
Gould group in concert and this was taken
20 indicate an organized market support
for those stocks based on suggestions that
the plan for financing the needs of these
properties for new capital was being
matured. Reading was more responsive
than yesterday TO the prospect of an agree
meHt by the anthracite operators and min
ers. The Rock Island group was helped by
the favorable showing Of earnings for
March. United States Steel sold within
small fraction of the highest price Of the
present year. Time money was called
distinctly easier, lenders accepting bor-
rowers' bids in contrast to their insist
ence on their own asking rates yester-
day The gains of the day were scarcely
at all impaired by the late profit taking
movement Bonds were steady; total sales,
par value. s5,ses. 600. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Prov,.,on.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Populsr sentiment in
the wheat pit favored the bulls today and
strqng tone prevailed the greater part OF the
day. one setback expected late in the ses-
sion, but the reaction of short duration and
was oecasioned mainly by realizing by local
ana outside longs The principal factor in the
and cash wheat. II reported that the. de-
mand for winter wheat hour here was display
Ing more life. and dispatch from Minneapolis
stated that sales Of -four there late yesterday
were the largest for time. AT the same
time the cash grain said TO be in active de.
mand by millers at all the leading grain CEN
ters In this country. Other influences that con
tributed to the upward trend of prices were an
advance OF 1AM1Ss pence in the price OF wheat
at Liverpool and continued cold weather In the
northwest. which is said to be delaying seeding
operations.
The market opened strong with prices up %@
81 22js a .22as. July was in good demand from
the start and steadily advanced until It
touched 81. .l0H a 109s. May was more erratic
but advanced with July to S1.23 Late In the
day prices weakened for: a time on selling of
the September and December deliveries May
dropping to S1.21a. The market rallied again
however. and closed firm, with May at % and
July at $1.09Ss. which was l cent higher for
each. compared with the previous close.
New high records for tae season were estab
lished in all deliveries of corn, May advancing
day between 70a4 G72%c aud closed at 7OJs "a
tic. loss Of sc compared with yesterdays
close.
Oats were firm early in the day. but weakened
OF a shade TO Sc. Cash houses were quite free
sellers late in the session. May sold between
56c and $3.50 and closed at 56he
Trade in provisions of small volume. The
market displayed moderate fTmness early in@the
day, but weakened selling by commission
houses At the close prices were unchanged to
sc lower
Tie leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen. High. Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers higher.
Spot and future cotton lower
Local stock markets inactive.
Silver and exchange rates unchanged.
Wheat higher at Chicago, but unchanged
here
Barley futures higher. Cash grain un-
chang8.
Oats hrI,. Corn and rye higher.
Hay weak Rolled oats and mixed feed
higher.
No further changes in beans.
Eggs higher. Cheese lower. Butter steady.
Dried fruits and raisins unchanged.
Live hogs advance again.
Potato and onion markets firm.
Not much variation in fresh fruits.
Poultry market dull, but firmly held
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
DecIduoux and oitru. Emit.

There was marked decrease in the receipts
of strawberries yesterday snd prices a
little hrmer in consequence. Only zoo crates
came in from the Los Angeles region. the light
arrivals being due to the celebration in honor OF
the arrival of the Japanese warships. which
caused general suspension Of work among field
and farm laborers OF that race. Only one lone
box of cherries came in from the river and It
sold for $2.25- In the orange market there
continued frmness in the small sizes Of
navels, which were closely cleaned up. while
large fruit was dull and weak. The other
fruits without qrotable change.
Strawberries- $9@11 per chest
large varieties, seas per chest southern, 81 .25
per crate
Apples (per hox)-s1- 259i.50 for fancy and
50cGS1 for common TO choice.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl--Nsvel oranges. 81. d
az 20 for fancy and s1.S5@2 for choice: tan
gerines, 75c@$1.25; grapefruit $2-50@2-75 for
seedess: lemons. 80. T56f3 for fancy. $1.7562 25
for choice and $10i.25 for standard; lines.
s.. 50G5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cQ$1.75 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Sc. 5o@3. so for Cen
tral American; pineapples s3G5 per Dozen
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Hutton's wire 49,.
There was hull In the demand for cotton for
future delivery today, and as a result the marker
has not changed new crop prospects In the
least and the statistical position Is inst a.
strong as ever. Tor while the movement to mar
ket the last two weeks was large h Vas n,sInlv
az expense or interior stocks and larre arrivals
at primary points wsre AZ the cost on aplantatg-,
supplies Spi1ners' stocks IL Eurone are snail
and consumers are repofged short of YARNS Al.
OF last yea-s growth will be disposed Of n,
adFsntage because OF its excellent spinning auaf
lty anu on account ct trade improving Throughout
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Eggs Higher and Being Stored
Live Hogs Have Another Advance

marked up &c dozen. As noted in the last
report, the market instead % heing goveried by
the law of supply and demand. is being forced
up through the rivalry between different inter
ests- The large storage spectators are out
bidding each other for supplies In the country
quotations on the exchange. they are putting all
or their holdings in the icehouses- In order TO
secure needed supplies and check the activity Or
spectators in the country, small receivers are
bidding the market up. 1t IS the consensus or
opinion that the market will soon break or its
own weight. as storing at current prices is gen
'erally considered risky
The cheese market developed an easier tone
and. the upper grades Of California Oats lost sse
pound Young Americas and Oregon stock
were unchanged. Rutter was in ample supply
and steady at the old quotations
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-30 cases of extras at 24e. and 1000
pounds at 24c, seller 10 days.
EggsE10 cases Of extras at 21c dozen, close
steady at 26c bid and 26lac asked.
Cheese-5O fancy California fats at 10 re and
% at 15c pound.
Receipts 94 200 pounds butter. 1900
pounds cheese and 742 cases eggs
The following are official quotations established
by the sales. bids and offers the door OF the
dairy exchange Prices in the street while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally range
from &c to &c higher, owing to the various
charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 24e per ID,
steady do hrsts. 2sc. steady; do seconds, 221Sc
steady.
Cheese-California: Fancy hats f5c per 10.
steady; do hrsts. 141sc. steady. do seconds, 12e.
steady; fancy Young Americas Ice. firm: do
tirsts, 1411c. firm. Oregon; Fancy fats. 16c.
irm; fancy Young Americas. 161ze. nrm-
Eggs tper doyen. cases iudedl-Cali fornia
steady; do seconds 22lac. steady; do thirds.
II iac steady.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Hay nnd Feedxtun.

Rolled oats and mixed feed are higher There
Is more broom corn seed Offering.
The circular Of Somers & Co says OF hay:
I'VE still have TO report still lighter shin
menfs of hay to San Francisco total Of but
20S0 tons arriving in comparisons with 1850 the.
week before The market stiH continues weak
and although many who claim "a know state
that the old hay is practically cleaned up. yet
we are nevertheless receiving sufficient to supply
all demands without difficulty. A car OF two
of new hay has appeared the market but
there has not been enough offered for Immediate
shipment to in any way arect prices. the decline
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
New YORK Money Market

NEW YORK. April 2s.--Money on call easy at
1laG2 per cent; ruling rate, per cent 20 bid
offered at ! per cent.
Time loans slightly easier; so days, az d2h
per cent; 80 days, 2iz per cent: six months, 3
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 35164 per cent.
n e1enang ,11s ns wsn s1 sctu s d h;,s
and at S4.s730 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.s5lh @4s55s.
Bar silver. 52%c
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
strong.
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Local Stock Markets Inactive,
With Listless Trading in Bonds

penses and, taxes being Ssoa 35s Dividends -
and ID. amounting to. $500 600. were declared in
september, 1908. and in March, 1909 respect
lively. The capital. surplus and profit and loss
account OF the corporation is 81 .094 9oT.
Inc following hoard of directors was unani-
Inously elected: William Babcock Wakefield
Baker. II. z. Breeden. Warren ID. Clark, W. F..
Detert F. G. Drum, Joseph d. Grant, G. f.
Hynlan. John Lawson, D. O. Mills John D. Me-
kee, +. 5. Pilsbury. r. ID. Robbins and Henry
r. Scott The directors elected the following
Officers: William q. Irwin. president; Henry T.
Scott vice PRESIDENT John ID. Mckee. vice presl-
dent and cashier: W. F. Berry. assistant cashier
ana assistant secretary; o. Ellinghouse. assist
ant cashier and secretary; A. ii. VIM, trust
officer.
A. II. Vim will resign as trust officer on
June / to accept the position OF manager of the
California title insurance and trust company
X. NJ Sims of Morrison. Cope & Brobeck will
be elected trust officer to succeed Winn.a
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
Meat Market

Live hogs are higher and live lambs lower.
Other livestock remain unchanged.
DRESSED MEATS.
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-7A @shc per Ib for steers, 7@71sc for
cows and heifers.
veal-ela 971ac for large and SAGE for small.
Mutton-wethers. 7@Slsc; ewes. d1a@7l5c
per lb.
Lamb Yearling. s.aasc per Ii; spring lamb,
i0Q11c
Dressed Pork tper lb)-1l@111sc for light and
91a @10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
NO 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs alive. 4asc. un-
der 300 lbs 4lsc; second quality, 4Ac; thin, un-
desirable steers, 3Gl4c.
No l cows and heifers, &c; second quality.
314c: common, thin, undesirable cows 21ac.
Fat bulls and stags. 2@2zc; thin bulls, 1 q C..
Calves-Light weight. per h. 5@5Ac; me-
dium Al 4&c; heavy, So e14Ac.
Sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. /, 4%c; ewes.
No. 1. 4Ac: shorn sheep, 1ac less
Lambs tper lb)-Yearling lambs. SIC: this
years milk lambs. Sic.
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 40 lbs. 16TAc: 40 to $50 lbs. ~ @7isc:
$50 to $50 lbs, 6%@Tc; rough. heavy hogs. AZ
G5c; common. undesirable hogs. 4G41zc.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

Provisions
Cottolene--one half Dbl. 107sc; half hbls.
10hc; tierce, 10ssc; tierces, 10Ac; tierces,
10kc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams, 140161sc; picnic hams, 10c; bacon, 9 to
lbs. 1ec; to 10 lbs. 1S15c; 10 to IL lbs. lSc;
sugar cured bacon 23c; Arrow bacon. TO 10 lbs.
1Sc; 10 TO II lbs. II t5c; light dry salt bacon.
TO 10 lbs. lie; 10 TO II lbs. lee; medium bacon,
lac; light medium bacon, lie.
Lard-Tierces 13c, SOS 13Ac. los 1S%c. IS
135sc. IS lac; compound lard, tierces Sc, SOS
SIC, los sac, 5s S5sc, 3s &c; yellow cooking oil,
sac per gal; white cooking oil, soc per gal; salad
oil, SEC per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl high
er. Extra family beef, SIS per bbl; family beef,
$3.50 per bbi extra mess beef. $14 per bbl.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels S20.J0s clear.
$23; mess $21 so; pig pork, $25; pigs feet, IS
for half bbls, S2.35 for 25 lb kegs and S1.30 for
kits; smeked beef, 1871 q zoe per lb>
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stem. Sf.25d1. so; club, sl14. Export: Blue
stem 81 %; club. 81. 13; red, .$1.os
SEATTLE, April 2S.-No milling quotations
EXPORT wheat; Bluestem, 81 %; red, 81 .0s; club
sl,i3. Reeeipts-Wheat. cars; oats, car;
OREGON
PORTLAND, April s.-Wheat-Track prices
Club, Sl1S; choice milling bluestem 81 25G
I.Z.11 turkey red, $1.1S; red Russian S115:
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Benns and Seeds

No further price changes were reported yes
terday. The market continues strong.
Beans (per ctD-Bayo. $5H5.25; pea. SIS. 259
535; small white. $5.35I5.50 large white, 81. -
4s5; pink. IS. %; red. nominal; blackeye.
$3.50: lima. $4-2OG425: red kidneys. S5-65@
$50: cranberry beans. $4Q4-25s Garyanzas. S2N
$50 for small. $2.5003 for medium and S3Gf
for lnrge; horse beans. S1.9062.20
Seeds-Brown mustard. 3at @413c; yellow mus
tsrd. nominal; faxseed. 4c, carload lots; canary.
&c: alfalfa 16@lsc; rape cleaned. 20215c; tim
othy So acc; hemp. &c: millet, 2%e per ID ;
broom corn seed SIS. so per tou-
Dried Peas--Green are quoted at S3.2 per etl
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Poultry and Game

Arrivals Of poultry yesterday were 100 coops.
all from state points. and although trade was
dull. the selling interests were holding out for
stin prices. Dealers were firm in their views
because there no western stock in the
market. but their opinions were not shared By
retail tradesmen. Young roosters and fryers
were the only descriptions for which there
any particular inquiry.
Poultry tper DOZEN n)-Hens, s5G5. 80 for
small. s6I6. so for large and S7G9 for extras.
young ROSTERS. S9G12: old ROSTERS. 81 .50a
8; fryers. $75O0S.50; broilers. s6GI for large,
s5Q5.5O for medium and s3@4 for small; ducks.
seas; pigeons. $3.50; squads, $S@3-50; geese.
81 -50d1-7 per pair
Game tper dozen)-Hare. s1.25G1.75. cotton
tain rabbits So
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Cash GraIn and Prnyisionn

CHICAGO, April 2S-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm No. 2 rye. ssh 0s6c; feed
or mixing barley, 65I. GG6lsc: fair TO choice
mailing barley. 66tS06Ic; haxseed. No. l south
western 81 56Ia: No / northwestern. 81. 6612 ;
timothy seed 81 so; clover. 50 So mess pork
per barrel SIT s0@1T So: lard. per 100 pounds.
$40 a21h 10 50; short ribs sides (loose). 80. so
6l9. .s21a; short clear sides (boxed), 50 I5@
10. %.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal to IS 600 bushels; primary receipts were
2il 600 bushels compared with 23l 600 bush
els the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. cars; corn, 70
cars; oats, 30 cars: hogs "a. 900 head.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples. 5k@6%c; april
cots, TQ10c; fancy moorpark. 1l0 i2c; peaches.
5Is d615c for fancy; pears. 46se: pltted plums.
III @Sl5c; nectarines, 4Ia65Kc; figs. 2a G4c:
prunes, 4 size basis. 2AQ2%c, with le pre-
MUM for the large sizes.
Ralsins London layers - crown 90c: 8
crown. 81: seeded. 4@l4I1c.- seedless, 3% 13hc;
Thompson's seedess. 3I1c for unbleached; seed
less sultana. 2%c loose muscatels, sac for 4
crown &c for crown and 2Hc for crown.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 13c; IXL. 13c; ne
plus ultra, 12c: Drake, 101ac; langIedoes. 9i2e,
hardshells. 71Sc. Wanuts, exc per 10 for No.
softshelIs &c for No. do. chestnuts. SO
1oc per Ii for Italian; flberts, 121s @l4e;
pecans. 15@17e.
Honey-NominaI.
Beeswax-27l 8 Geoc per ib for light and 25G
26c for dark