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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-19

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Wednerday morning oT each week
han been degignated "a chapel morn
irg a cordial invitation Is extended
q al patrons and friends oi the school
u be present al these meetings.
The pupils IN the domestic science
department under silss Janeway will
b. ready for demonstration work after
this week, az new gas range and
flats with other necessary culinary
utensils have been Installed In the do
mesfic science room.
The building n non being supplied
with electric lighte. The frat public
entertainment BY the High School win
be given Friday evening ln the audi
torirm Miss Roberta Sheets, ingtrIc-
toi IN English, will give select read
Ing. She Will be assisted By Miss
Smith. vocal teacher. and the young
mems glee club. A nominal price Of
admission WIN be charged. The pur-
pose f. to start the nucleus Of a H.
brary fund
There are new enrOllments IN the
High School every week. We find our
selves cfamped for room 10 accom-
mcdate all the pupils In the High
School and eighth grade departments.
The teachers Of this school are giving
10 the pupils very high order Of In
Etruction.
The patrons Of the school may duly
fIatier Themselves on having body
of teachers equal to the best IN the
state to instruct their children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-19
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The auto Dg1 liae viii atart from
tie bank eosner Al A. 10. and nm
egefg twenty minutes, Eeat on Chick.
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Washington, eass On Washington to
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-19
cEbTs CANE AFTER
LINGERING ILLNESS

VI o Weahsfsag died this morn.
iag q ne aome d als onIa5an, Mr
sicekefi goi south 9.xta street ~
neral sereiceg 4isl be epu9aefs1 at the
feeidenee tomorfoW af ! 0eioek by
hsy a ! Holt pastor u The Baptlef
church Tee deNeaaed had been 81
iof several months Ise vas ~ years
n age al1 ieft 3 wife and fonf ebii-
cgea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-19
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ORDINANCE no. ses.

hn ordinance aDDfopriafing certain
Moneys - ne Dayinent Of certain ac-
eDgLts sDd expsngea,
" T. ordained by the mayor ana
ee8nciimen of ne clty of chickzsha,
Oklahoma.
Eection + That ihe eam of ssof9.eC
q hereby Appropriated for the purpose
u psgigg Bills Bpon the following
funds and which bills have heretofore
kenn zll0ned hr the nIiY conncn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-19

Ana ne mayor and city clerk are here
IN directed to draw warrants on gaid
funds n favor of the persons 10 whom
eald Bills were allowed
Pa2ged ana approved this the 9th
day Of October, 1909.
VIM Edwards,
Aitegt. Mayor.
Joe Dem,
city Clerk
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Sharp Advance in Alaska Packers
Shares on the Local Exchange

2ss, $50 in the corresponding period last year.
Corn exports for the week .603 bushels.
against l6S.SSS last week. and 80. 100 in 190S.
For the eight weeks ending August 26 corn ex-
ports are Is4,542 bushels, against 43i, 642 last
year
r. G. Dun Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade
tomorrow will say:
From the principal cities such reports
as large fall purchases. " active demand, -
sales exceeding hest previous years. large
numbers OF visiting buyers and outlook for
very active fall trade.
The improvement in the iron and steel trade
is steadily maintained. with heavy production
OF pig Iron, a practically full movement of fin
ished products and notably heavy buying by the
railroads The only department Of this industry
having room for business is that of steel rails.
but il is anticipated that next years production
will be much heavier.
The imminence OF the September report on
raw cotton IS factor in holding back future
orders. as the price of the material is still
above the level of manufactured merchandise.
and mills hesitate to accept orders rendered at
yalues based cotton under 12c.
Improvement in the demand for hides
tinues. aud sales of both domestic and foreign
hides are larger. Prices on packer hides are
hrmer and some sales have been made at slight
advances Wet sslted River Plates. however.
are declining. Prices on leather are easy as a
rule. hut some varieties steady. Trade ia
spasmOdie but improvement is confidently
looked for before long.
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STEEL STOCKS
TAKE A DROP

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The stock market
made some recovery today, but the under
tone was hesitating and uncertain. It was
plain that the drastic liquidation Of the
previous three days had left a number Of
weak spots, at which the aggressive bear
party might renew its operations. News
Of Harriman's health was not altogether
encouraging, and Wall street is primarily
interested in the future of the Hartman
properties. There appeared TO be feeling
Of alOofness on the part of the professional
element, though purchases Of the standard
issues on further recessions we're coun-
seled.
One of the features wGI the persistent
pressure brought to bear upon United
States steel. II was freely offered and
before noon went under the previous days
low price. The market opened auspioiously
in response TO London's lead, whore there
had been Wholesale short covering of
Americans. First prices here we're up all
the way from Ia in Union Pacific common
and preferred to ga in Southern Pacific,
with numerous other issues higher by a
point. During the early afternoon business
continued very dull with marrow price
movements and no definite trend either
way. Just before the close the list sold of
abruptly on rumors again associated with
Hartman. and for a time the market
looked squally, but in the final ive minutes
this condition underwent another change in
favor Of better prices. The closing, how
ever, was decidedly irregular.
There were no marked changes in the
general monetary situation which reflects
the greatest ease all over the country and
abroad. With the Bank Of England's large
supplies and the Bank Of France reporting
the largest gold holdings in its history, an
immedikte rise in discounts seems impreb-
able. The report of the Missouri Pacific
railroad company for the fiscal year Was
rather disappointing. for while total oper-
atinE revenues increased over $500, 600, ex-
penses increased more than 81, 900,
leaving a decrease in net of ST02, 900.
The bond market was irregular, with
much less business than on the previous
day. Total sales (psr vGlue). s4.747, 900.
There were ne changes in government
bonds.
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the September delivery and incidental bulge
Of l nc in the price of that option Was feature
of the first hours trading. The sharp advance
in the price of the nearby delivery prompted CON
siderable covering by shorts In, December re-
sulting in fair gain in that month. Sentiment
was undensbly bulishs nearly all day. and prices
at the close were almost the top NOTCH A
leading elevator interest WAS again an aggres-
sive bidder for the September option offerings
of which We're meager. Much OF today strength
centered in the cash situation. Arrivals OF cash
wheat here not of sufficient quantity 10 pre-
vent constant increase in premiums. owing 10
the urgency OF the local demand. At Minneapo-
lis also the cash grain was said to be in active
demand. and liberal sales OF hour were also re-
ported there. Crop reports from the northwest
were generally OF favorable nature. but the
impression that prices had declined farther than
was warranted by the present situation seemed
TO have gained fresh adherents
Complaints of serious damage to the corn crop
in Nebraska by hot winds brought out lively
demand for corn by shorts. The market dis
played moderate weakness early in the day, but
toward the end CT the first hour became hrm
and continued strong the remainder OF the ses-
sion. Prices at the close were q a asc higher.
There was considerable strength In oats ell
day. At the close prices were &c to &c above
yesterdays final prices.
Provisions were firm all day and prices closed
at net gains OF Sc TO 22Ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The feature of local securities yesterday was
the sharp advance in Alaska packers from S7l.25
Thursdays closing quotation 10 sI4. under
active transactions, none of them large The
advance in this stock is attributed to the sat
isfactory canned salmon situation.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric common sold at $47. .25. closing SAT ESQ
-. 80. and the preferred $3.50 bid.
The Comstock mining shares continued frm
and several were still higher though trading
was not active. The southern Nevadas were
dull and featureess.
The Godheid Consolidated mines company has
declared regular quarterly dividend OF 30c
per share payable October 81. All. Howe a
Wingheld man. who is also secretary and treas
urer. has been elected director in place of
Charles Hayden. who resigned some time ago.
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WaeIrIr Trnde Rexie,r

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
Trade and industrial tendencies are stiu in
the direction of improvement. Impetus Is given
these movements by the beginning Of the cotton
harvest at the south, By the completion OF the
spring wheat harvest in the northwest and on
the Pacific coast and by the gathering in of
other products Of fne agricultural interest In va
rfous sections Of the country.
Retail trade stfIl largely deals with the dis
posaI of summer goods. mainly at concessions
In wholesale and tobbsns lines Of dry goods
there is stiIl in evide1ee cautious buying. par
tieusrIy in the low priced cotton goods which
have been marked up In prices. buyers appar-
emily clinging TO fhe idea that lower quota lions
are possible In some lines.
The wool and leather markets are ouieter bnf
strong. The building trades active.
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending with August 26 were 201. against
l6s last week: 2s6 in the like week OF 1905:
l67 Ia 1907: I3S in 1905 and i61 in 1905
Failures in Canada for the week numbered
80 against ~ last week. and 27 in the ike
week Of 1905
Wheat fincludinE nourl exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
August Is aggregated 2.es4 49, bushels arsfnsf
2.s7s.s1s last week. and 4.5z5 5os this week
last year For the eight weeks ending August
rs axnorfs ars J<02s 205 bushels. aeainst q.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grim.

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chcago was 1%c higher, the over.
sofa condition OF the market causing strength
In the San Francisco market northern quota
ions showed some changes, but California de-
CASH WHEAT
New crop-California club, $1.75G71. so: So
nora. Sl.1a@1-S0; white Australian none here.
Northern ev ewaeas-Club, $1671a@1.75: Russian
bluestem. 81 S0@l .82ia per GENITAL.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
n p. m Session
Barley-The May option was lower. Will.
December was steady and closed higher The
cash gram was unchanged. Receipts were 9275
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot $780, a asa; /.
extra choice DO, S1.4o common to fair 81 32iS
ot.Ss per ctl; brewing, $i.40; shipping, 81 40:
chevalier, offered at $i475a.
FUTURES
1920 a. IN. Session
nssenser9sH, naymsi Az b bid
p. m. Session
u.vSo o,o, Open open. High. Low. Close.
December -. .s1a8is $1.asz $780, 81.
oats-Heds and whites are somewhat lower
STACKS are held rather higher. The market
New reds for feed. s175@1 so for good TO
cnoice and $l:e091. 72h for poor to fair; reds
Ior seea, Si-9oG2.1 10; black, 80. 35d2.70 asked:
sFay, si.15; white. S1.s5a1.s .s0 Texas red in
pulk Sl-so; In sacks. $202L, per ctl
CONCENTRATIONS are lower ali around. sm.l,
found yellow, sl.IOG1.75 white. $1.S0G1 .s5;
large yellow, Wis: western states yellow in
oulk San Francisco track, S1.59; white, 81 go:
mixed. Sl.51 per ctl.
Rye-Quotations continue nominal In the .b-
sence Of business. -
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppsrs higher
Cotton futures advanced. Spot unchanged
Sharp rise in Alaska packers stock
Comstock shares Arm, but quiet.
Slight advance in Hongkong exchange.
Wheat and barley quiet. Oats generally
lower.
Corn declined. Hay and beans unchanged.
Live and dressed hogs lower.
New wool defective and not wanted.
Europe buying prunes here.
Linseed oil lower. Turpentine higher.
Eggs still lower. Butter and cheese arm.
Potatoes, onions and vegetables plentiful.
Fresh fruit market amply supplied.
Poultry market fairly active.
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Cash Grain and ProvIsions

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Cash quotations were as as
follows: Flour Arm: feed or mixing barley, ~
IA 5oc; fair 10 choice mailing. 59@e6c: faxseed.
No l southwestern. S1.37: No ! northwestern
81 As: clover S11 so: mess pork. per Dbl. s2z45dg
% 30: lard per 100 lbs S12.1il5; short ribs.
sides loosel $li.60Gi1.s0; short clear sides
boxed, SO 25G12.31h.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and nour were equal
10 2S0OOo bushels Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradetreet's. were equal TO 2S35.OoO
bushels Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels.
compared with 90T 900 the corresponding day q
wear ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
wheat. 4s cars: corn, 139 cars: oats. 2I1 cars;
10 fNn head.
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Potatoer. Onionn nnd Vexefable.

The market was heavily stocked with potatoes.
onions and miscellaneous vegetables and prices
for all three lines were easy 10 weak. Tomatoes
about the weakest article the list of
vegetables, the market being badly 0Verstocked.
and receivers were cutting prices sharply 20 ef-
feet clearances. squash. cucumbers. egg plant.
peppers, corn and okra could all be bought at
round concessions in the afternoon Sweet pota-
toes were lower the arrival of two carloads
Potatoes-50l75c per box and 656S0c per ctI
in sacks; sweet potatoes, $1.T5@2 per ctl In
crates
Onions-New yellow, T06S0c per ell.
Vegetsbles-Green corn. 76c61Sl % per sack:
tomatoes. 25G50c per box; green peas, 2la9
&c per lb; string and wax beans. 2g3c per ID:
lima beans. 415c per lb: summer squash, 256140c
per box; garlic, 4e15c per ID; cabbage, 65c per
ctI; cucumbers, 35950e per box; pickle cucum-
hers, TSc@$l per box: canlinouer, 40@60c per
dozen; turnips, Sl61.25 per sack; eggplant 50f1
75c per box: green peppers, 35650c per box:
green okra, 50660c per boz.
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EIOur md FarInaceona Gaoda

Flour-Cahfornia family extras. IS 64Oas so
net without discount. bakers extras. s6400
g. so: supernne, IS. 5.S0@5.5Os Oregon and washing
ton, per bbI. s5.S066.50 for family. bakers ana
patents and S4.500J for cut on: Kansas patents.
$40: do straights. $3.50. do clear. ~: Dakots
patents Sz.7561.05: DO straights 81 per bbI
Farlnaeeous Goods-Prices In 100 ID sacks. aet
cash. no discount are follows Graham dour
g. so per 100 lbs: rye aOnr. 81 rye meal So 30,
rice -four. 81 so; corn meal, sS.i0s extra cream
do. SO. so: oat meal. $500 oat groats. IS %;
hominy, S3.6063.S0s buckwheat -four, - 80;
whole wheat a0ur. 81; rolled oats. b0ls SSGls 50.
in sacks S50S: extra cream do. 50 In sacks and
$3.50 In barrels rolled wheat. bbls S5-75 in
sacks $425d5 IS; pearl barley. $40 split peas,
boxes. $500 for yellow and S625 for green per
100 pounds
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27-The condition o,
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows
Trust fnnds-Gold coin 1857, ,579 $50: silver
dollars. x4S7. $4,000; silver dollars of 1890
81 124. 600; silver certificates outstanding s4s7
l5J 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
eral fund. 81 620, ,7Ss; current liabilities $9s,-
lse 595: working balance in treasury Offices
$40. .020. .535; in banks TO credit Of treasurer OF
the United States, S8S.333.21S; subsidiary silver
coin. S25, ,613. .676; minor coins Sip72 1874: total
balance In general fund. Se7. So. .2s2
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NV YORK Grain Market

NEW YORK. Aug, 2I.-FlOur-Receipts. III
O61 barrels: exports. 9,I30 barrels Market
about steady. with quiet trade
Wheat-Receipts. $1,000 bushels: exports,
80. 135 bushels Spot. irregular No. red.
anoat No. l northern Duluth. SLOTS nominal
T. o. b. ahoat: No. hard winter. $112S4 nom
inaI f. o. b. anoat. Returning bull sentiment
found expression in sharp advance in wheat
prices today. the market promptly rejecting a
OF frost in the Canadian northwest. Shorts were
good huyers and last prices showed lG1zc net
rise. September closed SLOTS, December 81. OPS
and May $1.05is.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 21.-FIax. 81 4S&.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Money on call firm
202h per cent: ruling rate "a per cent
closing bid and offered at 21< per cent.
Time loans easier; 60 days. 2%@3 per cent:
30 days, 3A per cent; six months, 81 a. per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4K@4h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. s525 "A $3.50 for
90 day bills and $4.S665 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.s4z d4S5.
Bar silver. 519sc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
irregular.
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Boston Stock. aud bonds
The COPPER STOCKS

HE NUFPLh ClUNhS .
BOSTON. Aug. 2T.-The morning session Of
the Boston copper market a very dull affair
with price changes small and uninteresting
North Butte had about the only active move.
The balance of the list showed very narrow
fluctuations with trading small. The indus
trials have been fairly active. with trading
confined TO American agricultural chemical and
American telegraph and telephone the former
somewhat weaker and the latter stronger.
The following list is furnished by F. F. Hut
ion 4 Co. 499 California street, San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-28
Hay and FeedstnMs

There Is no further change IN hay o. teed-
sturs- The medium and lower grades Ot rag
continue depressed.
Bran-SasaSO per ton for white and SIS 5Oa
20 for red.
MiddlingsEsse. 506S7.50 ner ton
Shorts-S31. .50433 per ton
Feedstuns-Roiled barley, s30d31; rolled oats
for feed, s3sQ41s mixed feed. s25,9So for aver
age lots; oiIcake meal. In 20 ton lots $3.50, IN
10 ton lots SO. in ton lots t4o5o, small lots
Sal; eoeoanut cake OF meal at mills. Us in 20
and 10 and $3.50 In ton lots joohing, SIS;
corn meal, S39040; cracked corn e400941; al
fAlfa meal and mealfalfa. Jobblng lots s24, car
load lots SIS per ton; red star alfalfa meal, s22
for carload and S23 for tob0ing lots.
HaJ-Wheat, $16619. wheat and cat. S13 n
1880: tame oat s13016.5 so; volunteer Wild oar.
Sl1@14; barley. s12Q13; alfalfa. sfo01S; stock
hay. S761O per ton
Sfrau-5nG15c nAr hale
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Oats and Corn Quiet and Lower
Eggs Decline, Butter Market Firm

ss. 5o@ 6 so for large and s7as for extras; youas
roosters. S6Q7; do extra large. sS09: old rOost-
450 for large and $S93.50 for SMALL ducks IS
az; pigeons, $50: squads, g2D2.25; geese.
81. .5031.75 per pair geslinsS t1.SoeLT5 per
Game-Nomlnal.
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North.rr wbeat Market

SEATTLE Aug 26.--No milling quotations
Export wheat Bluesfem 92c; club and red Fife,
Ssc red Russian. S6e. No receipts.
TACOMA. Aug. 21.-Wheat-Milling blue
stem 94c; export bluestem 92e; club and red
Fife. SSc: red Russian, Sec
PORTLAND. Aug. .-Wheat-Traek prices;
Club, Ssc: bluestem 94c; red Russian, SIC;
Turkey red. soc; fortyfod s9c.
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Pnnlfrx and Gnme

Poultry handlers continue 10 report fairly
active market and with receipts running light
prices for all descriptions were maintained with
out dfnculty- Spring turkeys were Offering In
small lots and brought 30c pound
Poultry tper dn<zn1--Hens. "A. E0mS for snail
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Bank CIearings

clearing report for the week ending August
26 shows an aggregate of 81 994, ,295, 900. as
against S3.255. 1SS. 600 last week and 81. 14S.-
600 in the corresponding week last year. The
following is list Of the cities:
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Northern RuuIneas

PORTLAND Aug. 2I.-clesrinrs ST. ils4. .2ss;
balances, s1e6, ,303.
SPOKANE, Aug. 27.-Clearings, s66S ess:
balances, e161,074.
TACOMA, Aug. 27.--Clearinss. ss74ols; bal
ances SIS, 706.
SEATTLE. Aug. Chickering's s212s 7es;
balances, 92S5, ,6i1.
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SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 27-Eggs are becoming
scarce and merchants receive scanty supply at
40c. They selling at 45c retail. Outside
shipments coming in.
PETALUaIA, Aug. 27-The price OF eggs
has slumped considerably. After receipt OF
quots tions from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change the best Offering time 3S1ac
Thirty three cents cash paid Receipts
light.
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GeneraI aIerchanalsr

Bags-Grain bags. 55k@5%e: San Quentin
{ ID: nseee twine Sc per ib-
sss :as ssE Sao S:, WnS5 sS Ssw wes
mond, etc, 30; Pelaw Main. $780, STANFORD
E,s Ese%Cnd s0 =, S. Sgnos.a1a sls l2 bulk s7d
tain coal. $3.50 per short ton
for barrels Linseed. &c per gal
Ion for boiled and soc for raw; cases SC
A1 sis% Isl Isl q Gh6s GsSss nut cases 9oasoe per
gallon; cOnoanut oil. In barrels 65185iae for
Xxx. s21z 066e for No. I and 60463 15c for No
sperm OIL sie: natural winter sperm sl1S OIL dc
natural whale OIL 65e; extra winter strained lard
9oc Salmon on on s5c boiled sh OIL s5e Saa
Coal on. Gasoline. sts.-watsE white. iron
or drums. 111sc; special do. 12e; pearl oil; IN
cases lie; astral tic; star. lie: extra star, 2oe
gasoline. in bulk i5c. in cases ne; No. engine
distillate, in drums. Sc; No. do. Ics cases. &c
sT5se: SSrnisS MAKERS and painters naphths. in
bulk lie. in cases 1S1ae.
Turpentine-Ts higher at sic per gallon in
eases and 74c in bulk drums and iron barrels.
hosin (per b6l OF go lbsl-s, $500: r, t55;
G, So, 90; =; 81; l. xI-0S; WV; ~; slo.4V a..
SIZE per 70. .... ....,.o.
The western sugar refining company quotes ss
follows. terms net cash: Standard srsnalate,I,
fine. 5.15e; do coarse. 5-25c; fruit granulated.
5.25c; confectionery A, 6.25c; crystal dominos-
in cases, &c; tablets. In half bbls. 5-75c; tab
lets. In boxes. &c; cubes and crushed, 5.5Ocs
powdered. 6-s5e; candy granulsted. S-35c; eonfee-
TONERS crystals 5.35c: magnolia A, 4-s5cs extra
@. S.75c; golden G, 4.65c; d, 4.55c- Bar IN 100
Ii bags. s. soc; In barrels. 5.z0cs half barrels.
5.S5c; 40 ID tins, T3Oc: s5 ID tins, T.3Oe; 10 ID
tins. 1850; 10 tins. 1850 80 10 boxes. 6.10e-
Barrels and 80 10 bags 10c, half barrels 25e.
boxes SOC per 100 lbs more on an grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes az follows Berry. 5.2Sc; "Ht-
grade bar. 5.60e; powdered. 5.35c; A crushed.
5.5Oc: Q. 4 n. extra fne dry granulated 5.15es
coarse dry granuiated 5.25c; confectionery A.
25e eonfectionefs, crystals, 5.35e; cubes. 5.50cs
bricks, 5.5Oc; extra dne granulated zoo 10 bags
only). -; excelsior A. 4.e5c; extra G, 4.f5cs
golden C, 4. 65e; yellow ID. 4.55c; H. q z. crystal
domfnos g. 25c. Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
reIs and so ID bags Toe more; half barrels 2sa
more: boxes, soc more for all grades. Bar, IN IS
ID and 40 10 tins, s170 more IN 10 10 tins, 81 IS
more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce August 2.
FamjIy Retau Market

The best eggs were selling at so cents q
dezen early the week. but sudden decline in
the wholesale market brought the cost az re
Of the stores today is 45 cents. As foreshadowed
in the last report, butter is higher at retail
this week -
There have been no important changes in
other lines since last week. Fruits and vege-
tables are still in abundance and prices for
meats fish and poultry stand about the same
as quoted in the last report.