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The new South-news., 1909-03-06


Friend Hyde; Please send me
another bottIe vi your rheumatism
cure either 10y express or mail. You
viii rememo Der my witr suffered
with rheumatism tor over three
years, the greater portion OF her
time confined to her bed. AT the
same time trying all kinds Of so
called cures without thu slightest
relief or benefit. And ehe is Just
finishing up the third bottle of your
medicine and che has not felt the
very sliRheAt touch Of h e
disease in three or four weeks. l
think she is cured, at the same time
thought it would be good idea for
her to take at leaet one more bottle
to make sure OF it. My wife il GER
tainly a believer in your rheuma
tism cure and would willingly gave
You testimonial shonld you desire
same. You certainly have won
derfui remedy and we feel that W
have been very fortunate in findtnt
it. With best WISHES, sm YOU
friend. L. b. HOLLAND.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

This IL TO certiiy that r..y daugh-
ter, Pearle, had very severe attack
OF rheumatism. She could no, wa h
step, and had to Dc carried IN a
ehait irom room to room. Some
one recommended Al. ". Hyde's
fheunatisiu medicine to uc. and
purchased fltiy cent bottle aud be-
fore she had taken half OF a bottle
she Mas back in school. She has
never teit any race OF II since
take pleasure In fecommeu ling this
medicine 10 anyone suffering with
rheumatism. Respectfully,
Ak AND Mks. ". >. BURNSIDE.
Eiiisvilie, Mississippi.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

EIlisville, Mise.
To Those Who Are Suffering With
Rheumatism:
Three years ago l bought one bot
tie OF Hyde's Rheumatic Cure, hav-
ing been a sufferer for several years
and had tried everything ! ever
heard of but received no relief until
l was induced to try bottle OF
Hvde's Rheumatic Cure. One bot
tie perfected permanent cure.
J. E, DOselE.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

BAU Sell your Pork OF Beef Cat
re c K. B. GRAVES. City Market.
Rev. W. ". Moore. of Laurel, was
TN our city Thursday.
Snpt. T. Z Waldrup was attending
to official business here Thursday
. Why do You suffer with rheuma-
tism. MIR. HYDE the DruSge-t can
cure YOU N few days.
The City dads" were in regular
session last Tuesday night.
Miss Evelyn Cough spent few
days at home the first of the week.
For Doors, Sash, and all kinds OF
Building Material. send your order
10 THE ELLisvILE MFG. co.
w. J. Callahan of Moseile, was in
our city Wednesday.
Jas. Eairchild, OF Noselle, was an
agreeable caller at our Sauctum.
Wednesday.
Parker Brothers grocery stock
has been consolidated with their
stock OF general merchandise in the
=. /. Ferrill building.
Rev. J. L. Low filed his regular
appointment at Seminary last sun
day.
r. M. Crosby and John Bryant,
from over the river, were IN the city
NloLdaV.
Read testimonials of these people
you know aud have been cured b,
Al. ". Hyde's " onderfu. kheumat
ic Cure.
Judge W. ID. Grayson, of Moselle
was a pleasant caller al our offic'
last Monday.
The Board OF Supervisors were i,
session here this week. which was
very busy one.
Spring time seems TO be with ii
to stay-We like spring weathe
spIendid.
Do not delay, rheumatism will be
come chronic desease with you
negligence. Mr., Hyde the DruRRes
viii, cure you or refund your none,
Chancery Clerk, J. u. Crawford
was ia our city Ihursdsy, With tn
Supervisors court.
Contractor Norris. was down ffor
Laurel. Tuesday, looking over IN
work on the court house.
Cane Mills and Evaporaters t
RUFFIN MERCANTILE Co.
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One mare mule. eighing shcn,
600 pounds, black bay in color;a lit
tie gray in face, and -hod with
caulks on all tour feet. Reward il
returned to The Anchor Saw Mil
COMPANY, Ellisville. Miss.
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Nrs. Frank Loucshorr and her
two sons, Frank and Harry. OF New
Orleans. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
N. W. HYDE, this week.
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Our old friend Tom La wless, OF
Columb bia, Miss., called in TO see us
Thursday. com is represe ntipR the
Lamar Life Insurance Com papy.
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NJ. v. hyde was chosen as Trus-
Ice oI l.ic : radcu sSnooi for ward
one, by the Board o. Mayor and Al
ucruan, tuesday night.
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Amos Jordan. sheriff, has com
munication. three colums long. on
s,h page of this paper. See II your
name IL there.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

The splendid weather has put
everybody sowing seeds in their
gardens. getting hungry for green
truck
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

The u. d. G. Ladies were enter
tained in regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. May Bradley last
Wednesday afternoon.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

Attorney {. 5. Street. was elected
City Attorney by the Board OF Al.
derman, last Tuesday night, for one
year. at a salary Of $25Ooo.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

John Ellzey, was n substantial
caller at our Office last Monday.
John belongs to the old guard Of
true blue confederate brand.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

Charlie Barrett, who has been
quite sick for some time. was car.
ried to New Orleans Friday tor sur
Qical treatment.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

Judge Stone Dcavcure. OF Laurel.
was in attendance upon Supervisors
court. several days this week, as
county attorney
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Ous good friend, ~. ,. Burnside
iias a uacA oi maAins us lee. good
al the usni ume-when ws aIs
ucSu1.
The new South-news., 1909-03-06

A fresh Car of the old rel,aleb
Snow Drop Flour jest received
at the Ruffin Mercantile Co. stcr,,
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WAGONS & BUGGIrs.

just Received, another Car OF
Wagons AMI Buggies, for sale At
close prices.
Ruffin Mercantile Company
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FN-~' class Sew'Yc aud M~udif {
done Prices Very Reasonable WI
Apprs ciate Your Patronage.
MRS. lpA .PAporTr
E,hevi:l~. Miss Box lis,
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Mics Elleworth, a charming young
lady Of Michigan, 10 the guest OF
her brother, W. u. lEiIsworth and
wife.
Mrs. O. N. Bufkin 6and children
OF Hattiesburg, are the guests OF
Mrs. 8. o. Smith for awhile.
Furniture, we have it. all kinds
RuYF1S MERCANTILE Co.
Mrs. Reid MINNIE and little son,
Reid jr.. left Tuesday for an exten-
ded visit to relatives IN selma, Ala.
A full line OF Collins and Cas-
kets at Rufin Mercantile Co.
Allen Boutwell, has moved TO Lau-
rel, where he will act as deruty
Sheriff for the 2nd district.
When in need Of building mate
rial tor your houee, we can fnrnish
i. on short notice.
The ELLisvlLLE MFG. 60.
Mrs. ". A. Turner aud little
dsuRhter. of Forest. are che guest'
of Rev. and Mrs. N. q. Turner fol
awhile.
Send your order to kLLssvILLl
MFG. co for Sash, Doors, Brackets
Columns, aud Cabinet Work OF an,
description.
Andrew echopf. one Of our bes
cit,sens aud farners, called thf
seek sad paid hss sueecxip'ios =
March iss. 1919. who viii do HE
vim.
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millinery.

Our Millinery Department is stronger
this season than ever before. Miss WAL
drope, who 10 in charge of this depart
ment has just returned from the market
where she has purchased some Of the la
test things. We invite you to call and
inspect our stock before you buy, it will
cost you nothing .to. look andiwe will be
pleased to show you through. N. {.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Sept 2.-Momentary weakness
was manifested in the wheat pit at the open
ing today, owing TO decline of 1G1ssd at
Liverpool, but strong tone developed
and during the remainder of the day sentiment
continued buIlish At the high point prices
from 1Ac to PC below the low
marks. Several recessions occurred during the
day because of profit taking by local holders
but at the close prices were less than 1ac
below the high point.
Weather conditions in the northwest were
the chief factor in the situation. Rains were
reported in various sections of the spring wheat
belt, and the official forecast predicted addi-
tional showers throughout Minnesota and the
Dakotas during the next 36 hours.
The movement of new wheat continued on a
liberal scale and demand for the cash grain
was strong in the northwest and southwest,
but slow here There were no export inquiries
noted here. During the day Decembers sold
between 93c and 9,c and closed AT 94l5c
Possibility of damage to the crop By cold
weather induced considerable buying OF corn
by shorts. which resulted in strong mark ct
AZ the close prices were &c lower to &c
higher.
Oats were firm nearly all day and closed
firm. nc to &c higher.
Provisions showed moderate strength at first
hut sentiment was bearsh late in the session
At the close prices were &c higher to T1ac
inver
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
TO. AnreIe. Marketu

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2--Although receipts
were light the egg market weakened slightly to
day. although prices were not lowered. Butter
was firm. creamery extras selling at 621ac tUo
pound roll. creamery frsts az 6Oc and cooking
butter at 25c a pound.
Receipts on the produce exchange today We're;
Eggs. 113 cases; butter, 25.512 pounds: cheese.
S.23S pounds; potatoes. 1893 sacks; onions. -
sacks; beans. sack; sweet potatoes, IS sacks;
apples. none
Eggs-Extra selects. S7e local ranch. candled.
frsts, S5c; case count, 31c; eastern fresh, 2Sa
Soc.
Butter-Creamery extras. 62kc; creamery
hrsts, soc: cooking butter 25c.
Cheese-NOrthern fresh. 17lse; anchor, large.
Zoe; anchor, Young America. 2lc. hand cheese.
anchor brand 22c: eastern singles, 1Si5c; eastern
twins. 1813c; eastern cheddars. 11c; casters
lOnghorn. 1962Oc; eastern daisy. 19020c; Swiss.
imported. 30c; Swiss. domestic. 20c: brick cream,
zoe; nmburger zoe; imported ROquefort. 42c;
Edam. 36-3I size. case OF u. $s.5019; German
breakfast, S1.1O per box; Neufchatel. 81 20 per
box; Sierra, S1.i0 per box; Canada cream. one
dozen to box, 95c: SchlOSskase. 81 per box. Ca
membert. S1-2O per box; Oregon cheese. 1Sc.
Beans (per ctl)-No. I pink, S3-5e. NO .
lima, S4.75; Lady Washington $50; small
white, $s.6OG6.75; blackeye, $3.50; Garvanzas,
81. so; lentils. German IS. 90 California S5
Potatoes lper ctl}-H ghlaneis. 81 25: northern.
81 goal 40: sweets. yellow local $292.5O; ne'"
potatoes, 81 25671. so :
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Exnnrts and Imports

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-There an in
crease in the value of both the imports and ex-
ports of the United States during the month of
July over that month last year. according TO
the monthly statement of the country's foreign
commerce issued by the bureau Of statistics of
the department Of commerce and labor.
The value of imports for July was S112 4ss
354 an increase Of SIG .052. .S62 over July a year
ago making the total imports for the seven
months ending with July $3.50. .4S5. .646. which is
an increase OF 1921 ,59s. .99S the same period
for 1908.
than one-fourth that OF imports The exports
were Sl0o. .337. .952. increase over the previous
Julr OF S6 I3S. .3T6. For the seven months ending
with July the exports amounted to $S97 31l 122
. decrease during the same period in 1908 of
So 6S5 q67 The decrease in exports for the
month was in foodstuffs, all other classes of ex-
ports showing increase
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GeneraI Merchandise

Bags--Grain bags, 555 q5%c; San Quentin
bags, 5Ac; wool bags SIC for Sls ID and SSc for
Coai~Beaver Hill 81: Pennsylvania anthracite
egg, sic per ton; Wellington. 50; New yelling
mond, ETC.. So; Pelaw Main. $3.50; stanford
Richmond, sS; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
si6.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke, SIS
per ton in bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky noun
tain COAL $9.5 per short ton.
0ils-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. 65e
per gallon for boiled and sc for raw; cases. Sc
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1, Tie; Bakers
"A. $1.13G1.15; China nut, cases. 70GsOc per
gallon; cocoanut oil. in barrels. 65Q6s1sc for
2 according to quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. 91c natural winter sperm oil. ole:
oil e5aoec: No neatsfoot oil Soc; herring oil
oil soc.
barrels OF drums. Zoe: $50 deg oil, Iron barrels
Or drums, 1112c;; special do: l2c; pearl OIL in
Isiaine. a61sc; eoceI e zoe; red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 1oc. in cases DC; No engine
more: Sc deg gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases
3TIsc; varnisn makers and painters naphtha. IN
bulk lie. in eases 1Si.c.
Tvrpenfine--S1c per gallon in cases and 74c in
bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 lbsl-E. $3.50; +, 6.65;
G, sc. 20; II. 81: ]. S7-e5: WV. 5000
Red and White Lead-Red, SssG9c; white. SO
Size per ID. ,..,,-r.
follows. terms net cash: STANDARD granulsted
fine s f5c:: do coarse. 5.25c: fruit granulated
8 a5c: confectioners' A. 5.25e: crystal dominos
in eases. S.25c; tablets. In half bbls. 5-55c. tab
lets in boxes. &c. cubes and A crushed, 5.5Oc;
noy,lered 3 3.5c: candy granalated 5.35c: eonfee-
tiopers ely stalls. 5.35c: magnolia A. 4s5c extra
C. g. zoe; golden {. : s5c: d. 4.55c Bar in leo
IN bacs 5.6ec. 10 barrels 5T0c. half barrels
< s5s. 30 ID tins. zee: rs 10 tins. 1.30c: 10 IL
s;ns s:,e: ID tins 4 95c: so n boxes s. 1oc.
Rarrel< and 80 lb bags ier. half barrels 25c
hoxes soc per 100 lbs on all ~rades.
The California and HawaiiaS sugar. refining
comnanr quotes rs follows Berry : a5c: .sFIf
grade bar. 5 soc: powdered 5.35e crushed.
55Oc: c. & H.-extrs fine dry gTanulstes ). 10, .
cnsrse drv cranulated 5.s5c: cOafeetioners' A
4 25c: eonfectioners' crystals. 53Jc; cubes 5.50c
bricks 5.50c: extra ine grannlated l1O0 h bag
nn1y1 -: excelsior 4 4S5c: extra C. 4 75-:
golden C. Lose: yelev u. .55e: f. & E. crystal
doulinos 8 25c Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
reIs aud so III bags. Zoe more; half barrels. 25c
more; boxes, soc more for all graSes- Bar, In 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARkETs
COTTON MARKEr
Government Issues Its Report on tho
Crop Condition

Crop Condition
NEW YORK. Sept 2.--HuttOn's wire says
The much heraIded bUllish government report
was made known at noon today and shows con
dition Of 63.T against T1.9 last mouth, which Is
the lowest September condition on record. Tue
report failed utterly to attract any new buyiaS
and serious decline was narrowly averted. New
cotton is beginning to move with fIeedOR
and we do not think IL will be possible TO msiu
tain the present level OF values for any len2 Ia
OF time. As farmers viii market every bale as
soon as IL IS available in order to set pre-
vailing high prices. which some 4OO points
or $50 per bale higher than last year. Mills are
not buying. as business is still much restricted
by the recent advances in prices in the cOttoI
goods market. The advances. on the whole
however, have been comparatively small and uOl
at all in accordance with the advance in cotton.
Many lines still selling at the same low
prices ruled in 1908. Utility ginghams
have again been reduced TO last years prices OF
Tie Export markets still inactive. China
and Red sea markets are not taking their usual
quota OF goods The bears viii have the better
of the argument for the time being as the south
Is selling freely and cotton is coming 20 market
in greater volume than last year yesterday :
port receipts being 15.167 bales. against 10077
last year and 700 year before last A few
weeks OF such receipts this and the spinners
too low. Last wear the government estimated
the crop at 1880. 900 bales as late November
That this 1.250OO0 bales under the actual
outturn is well known fact
The government report on condition compares
as Ioilows; %. sgainss & -l,s 81 iast monsn 90
the average OF the last 10 years.
Comparisons Of conditions In Texas and Okla
homa follow: Texas. August %, 50; August %
1908. rs; 10 year average. 80.
oklahoma, August 25. 56s August 25. l90S. 20:
10 year average So
The immediate result OF the report was an ad
vance OF about 10 points OF the prices ruling
Immediately before the report announced.
This was followed BY selling with resultsnt
decline OF a few points. but in che main the
market showed considerable steadiness.
Spot cotton closed quiet 10 points higher
middling uplands 12.s0c; middiing gulf, IL Csc
sales 80 bales
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
STOCK MARKET

Business In local securities continued good
yesterday Sales of bonds were $I2, GOO. Stocks
showed few variations, none Of them worthy
Of especial comment.
In the unlisted stocks the demand for Pacific
gas and electric stocks continued and advances
were made. The common was S5l@5f5 80 and
the preferred had a sale at $SS closing at
$S775 bid but none offered.
The Comstocks continued TO decline. almost
every stock In the list suffering. The leaders
were fairly active, but the group as whole
was quiet.
With the exception of Combination Fraction.
which sold somewhat higher on eastern orders,
the Godheld stocks lower and featureess.
There was some activity in Daisy at a loss OF
4c on the day.
A New York dispatch yesterday said: There
has been heavy trading the curb during thu
last few days in California securities. q. F
Hutton Co. bought Pacific gas and electr
common and preferred yesterday and today 10
large quantities, causing big advance N
these stocks, and they are also bidding ft
Pacific telephone"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Deciduou. and Citrus Fruits

/ Peaches and Bartlett pears were drm features
| of the fruit market yesterday. prices Tor noth
showing marked improvement over sas
| light and small boxes of freeStones SOFA Up 70
/ 75c. while lugs commanded as much as 81 IN tne
! regular trade. The Gamers were IN the narket
| of $50 ton Stocks of Bartlett pears were
closely cleaned up and there was practically
nothing to be had for less than 81 box, while
Lake county fruit sold up to s.. %. There was a
/ piums, prunes. figs and ounces continued 70
| drag badly at easy to weak rates Grapes ana
nutmeg melons were in excessive supply aud
easy. with receivers urging sales OF ootn straw
berries were little higher on the inside quota
/ ton. the Gamers being back IN the market Ior
them.
Raspberries-S56e7 per chest.
Blackberries- per chest
Huckleberries-1 121sc per 10
Apples-Fancy Grayenstens, Sl.4og I.So per
choice. 65c6S1; crabapples. 509ISc for small
| and 81. 1.25d1.50 for large boxes
| Pesrs-BsrtIetts. $1@1.T5 per box; otner va
rieties, 50MI5c per box
Quinces-50Q 75c per box.
| Peaches-Small boxes 40@I5c; lug boxes, SOC
| G$l; carriers. 60GI5c. %
| Plums and Prunes-Crstes. 5OQ6'c; boxes 90
| 5Oc for small and o0c1S1 Tor large
Northumberland.
Figs-75cMSl for large river boxes ana 4O9
| Toe FOR ordinary packages
MelOns-Nutmeg melons. ZoQoUc per OoA' g eam- N
/ taIoupes $I11.5O per crate; watermelOns, Sl-2O
cranes lsman boxes and cratesl-Seedless. 35
/ 065c: muscat 4O@65c; Tokay, 5O9I5e: black.
Citrus Fruit tper box)-vslencia oranges.
| s175M3; grapefruit, S250@3.25 for seediess I:
! lemons S46n45O for fancy. s2g3 for choice and
| s161 so for standard; lines. $55O46
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c9s1.75 per bunch
! for Hawaiian and 81. 50G3.50 for Central Amer
! lean; pineapples, S1.25@S per dozen
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Dried Fruits, Rai.ins, Nuts and Hone,

Fruits. old crop-Peaches. &c for standards,
Az 64Isc for choice and 5G6c for fancy prunes.
4 Size basis, 29211c, with 13c premium for the
large sizes. ~..
New Fruits-Evaporated apples, I1a0S13c;
spricots SG1Oc; moorpark 11d12c: peaches. Al
@6c; prunes, 21a d2%c. with he permium for
45ac; pears. 5l5 G1Oc.
Raisins 19OS crop)-Seeded. 4G415e; seedless
sultanas 2L d2hc; loose muScatelS. 3S4c for 4
crown &c for 3 crown and 214c for crown.
New Raisins-Layers, clusters-6 crown $3.50;
8 crown, s1.T5: crown, S1.35; ordinary layers,
8 crown 9215 d95c; crown, S5c@90c; seeded,
4It651hc: seedless sultanaS 3G3Ac; 1homp-
sons seedless nc; loose muscatel, crown,
4Xc; crown, size: crown, &c.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils,' 14h 615c; XXI,
f4Gl41ac: ne plus ultra. I3@13hc; Drake, 119
l1Isc; languedocs, 10@101ac; hardshelIs, 81 q
&c; old walnuts lie per lb for No. softshells.
&c for No. 2 do; flberts, 125 014c; peeans, Is
@17c.
Honey-Comb. 14d15c for water white and 10
@12c per lb for amber; extracted, IAc for
water white and 61a6Tc for light amber; old.
candled and dark amber. 4d41ac per ID.
Beeswax-2715 @29c per ID for light and 25@
26c for dark.
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View work Produce

NEW YORK. sept. 2-Hops-Firm; eoaEt
1908. 16019c: 1907, ia lJc-
Hides-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum-Steadv.
Sugsr-Rsw firm: fair refining. S.Ssc; 90
trifugal 90 test. 4.1Tc; molasses sugar, S.4-e'
refined. quiet
COnee-Futures closed quiet. net unchanged to
5 points lower. Sales 23.250 bags. ineludloS Z
September. 5. 40c: December. 5.25e; March, 9.SVc
May and July. 5G5c. The worlds visible supply
Increased 1.570. PA bags for the month OF Angnst
to 1883. .241 bags Spot. quiet; Rio No Z. i4c.
Santos No. 4, SIS d9c; mild, quiet Cordova' -
912e.
Butter-Firm; creamery specials. so9Solse'
extras. 2915e.
Cheese-Frm; state full cream speciais l"l
d16bc: do small cOlored or white or large col
ored fancy. 15i4c; DO common 20 good. II i14
IA "a seskims. full TO specials, a.. 912eic-
Eggs-QUiet. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. Fancy. 81 d9i1c, ,
choice: sQs1sc; prime, Tlt9Tlsc; common 70
fair. 5G6%c.
Prunes@ Unchanged. CsIlfornis, 2E9nise;
Oregon. 669c.
choice. 01561O24c; fancy. 11613c.
Peaches-Quet but steady. Choice. oit1oc' :
extra choice 8Il G6%c: fancy, 70Sisc.
Raisins-Dull. Loose muscatels. 31adfl2c.
choice 10 fancy seeded. 4st acc. seedless, 3@t a
sac; London layers $1.1561.20.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-03
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

There continued hrmneSS IN the marker
for butter and eggs yesterday. there being a
good healthy demand for the upper grades of
both descriptions. which readily absorbed the
bulk of the offerings. Extra eggs were l2c
higher ON sale at 3Si2c dozen, that being
the only change in the quotations. The butter
market maintained very strong position and
iobbers experienced some difficulty in securing
round lots at the quotation in the street re-
cevers being inclined to cling TO their surplus
holdings pending the arrival of the Humboldt
steamer which falls due today. The market
for hat cheese developed easier tone, and
although the quotations were no lower, both
California and Oregon stock were declared weak
instead OF firm as on the preceding day
Sales the exchange were confined TO extra
eggs of which 30 cases were sold. 20 going at
Ssc and 10 at 3Si2c a Dozen
Receipts were :j.:S00 pounds OF BUTTER l3,ouO
pounds Of cheese and $40 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
ished by the sales, bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 1ilc to &c higher. owing to
the various charges 10 he added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. II lac per lb.
firm: do frsts Soc firm: do seconds, 2Tlac,
firm; No / hacking stock. 24lsc. hrm
Cheese-Callforna fancy flats. l61ec per ID.
weak: do frsts. 10 i5c weak: do seconds. liise.
weak: fancy Young Americas. 16ise, steady: do
firsts 15c steady: fancy Oregon Young Amer
lcas 1Gfsc firm do fats, 16iae. weak; New
York fancy 1SIac. firm.
Eggs tper ,Irzen cases observation-disclosures
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