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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
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writes Lewis Cham3!ia. 90 Manch Is
ter, q u. 2. NJ. As when = fright
tui eough AMI igng trouble pulled NE
down To- as pounds IN -pit- of many
r-meri-- ant me br-t doctors. AEd
that ! am alive. TO-DAY j. du= solely 10
DR. Kings New Discovery. which
completely Cured ne N0x I weigh
leo pound. and can work hard. Al
1i-o sarst n y four children %; the
croGp-' IHiaiiibis flr coughs anc
cold. IT. the n41st certain remedy tor
iagfippe. asthma. de-Uergt- lung
irJubtr sGd az bronchial Affections,
80. and u o. 4 f=isl bottle free
'2sranieei ny \ II. Kvndr..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
ureisfrae= Lstt-rs

at o, unclaimed mail matter let
In the oxford Miss, Post Offic-- tor
ias week ending saturday, Erb. 18th.
Assessor, barkr J.
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Morgan. MR.. A,nls.
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AsvImrI, Miss Mazzi-
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shields, Ina
ip Wii0rd. Gumies-
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esn rsiiiug tor the above pI~af.
give TO- OF iett-I and date adverti. cd
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

N"'~Ns
fug ~rsrE 1f Mis- s-IFri,
Lafayette County No. .Nsf
t. nsyii Br0w~, yon are cummand
81 ID appear before the Chancery
Csrri ~ tae 60 tniy OF l.aFay elite. ia
saii STATE ga tac .
FOURTH Monday Of May 1910.
- def-ui The suii il s.id c.,art 81
.rsitnpa NJ 81. Wherein yoa are de-
t-ndaut.
ihis Jan esih. 1910.
~. n. WOODWARD, clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

~ our guar hrpefirf
The eaUpus Is being cleaned
iP this week iH preparation for
the coming visit 8f The legisia-
lure.
The ope'ling exercises II the
STATE Conference ~ the II. 4. l..
viii be- held 10 the I. n e. :
Hail Tuesday ami Wednesday.
The students are pleased g.
iearu that the faculty has Decided
90 give Tuesday a. a holiday.
Chancell ? kiucannon lett f1r
"a ekson Tuesday o. appear be-
re the appropriation committee
o th@ Interest 1T tAe University
appropriation bill
Miss Mary Moore Dawson re-
turnel Tuesday from Okloua.
Mr. y a. Moore .rft for Jack
son Monday.
Mr.. II. n. 81. Brickeil returned
Saturday from NaHuo City.
Misses Sheppard ana Carey. (
Memphis. aud Miss Maynard. n
Aberdeen. are the g7fe-.- % Mrs
BEN Price Tor the SphynX club
ball Friday night.
Mrs. Bem Price wllf receive
Wednesday night in homer % her
guests.
Dr. and Mrs. \. L. BCndhrant
spent sunday in Holly Springs
Mr. Joe Carson has Withdrawn
rom the University aud returned
% hi- home al nurant.
Me-sSs c NJ. Fhipps Paul
k-n-haw and II. Cohn have been
iuhned 4 tie aOspltalthis week
Afr. Jacs-- Cues l. cut Of the
hospital ih:s seek after very
s,yere ATTACK q PNEUMONIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

Had melancholy, probably caused
ny an inactive liver A bad ~,
nssxes one cross and irritable, cause
mental and physical depression ami
may result disastriously.
baEard's Herbine is aekno xl,.as-5
TO De the periec; liver regaIator !,
you are blue and out OF sorIs o., !
bottle today. y positive cure ~, =
bilious headache. ChiIls and fers-
and Az liver complaints. For .aIs :.
A. II. kendel. ''e oS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE

There are now in the Poor House
certain children thar should be sp.
prentiesd TO some competent person
as directed BY law. and il is the de.
sire Of this Board TO apprentices said
children AZ the March term of this
Court Parties WHO are in,e restee
viii please attend.
II. l. DAVIS,
President Board Of Supervisors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

When Editor j. z. sossman. O, Cor
neIsus, n. O., bruised his leg badly. IL
started an ugly sore. Many saives
and ointments proved worthless.
fnen Bucklen's Arnica Salve neaisd
Il thoroughly: Nothing so prompt
and sure tor ulcers, hoils, burns, cuts.
braisss, corns, sores. picspIes, .czma
"s pics. zs1e az a, n krndst's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
rKE>IDENT HEIr> ORPHAN.

Hundreds OF orphans have been
neipei oy tie president of toe Indus
iriaI and Orphans Home at Macon.
ia. Who writes: We have u.ri
Electric Filters IN this institution tor
nine years Il has proved a mos, ex-
eriisnt medicine tor stomach, liver
anu Kidney troubles. Ne regard n a.
one ct the osst family Incidence on
earth II invigorates ali vital or
sans, PARTIES the blood, aids djg,s-
'ion. creates sppetits. To strengthen
aud o1iid mp pale, thin, weak children
or rundown people 4 has no eauaI
nes, Tor female complaints. Onls So
at \. II. Kende!'s. wv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

mat tue way you feel about the
ian2s when You have hacking canar
IL Is tooiIsh1ess to let i, 20 ON aSS
trnst 10 luck to get over il, when RAJ
isrd's HprehouHd Syrup will ston H.
cough and heai-the lurgs. Price e5c
soc sad ei-oo Per bottle. For sal IN
A. II. k-ndel. os
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
BABY HANDS

Viii get into mischiet-often j,
=, a burn or cut or scald. Apply
haiiard's Snow Lininent Just as 500
As the accident happens, and the pain
~ih De relieved while the wound Wi
neai quickly. \ sure cure tor sprs,ns
rheumatism and all pains. Price 2sc
nendel "a Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

Ins sTATE o. NissfssnPI,
LafaS -ite Jcuntv. y,

Ine sTArE o. Ni~sfssnPI,
Lsfas eite CCuBty / No. $40
To kila } Young, whp-~ post Office
address - Conro-. Texas. You ar.
rpiniusnard 10 appear before the
tnanc~ry Court ~ The County OF Ia
Fsystt-, Ia sAid STATE, on the
Fourth Monday OF Ma1. I'd. 1910.
10 defend the ait In sad court OF !.
Is. Roach administrator. Of the estate.
0: SIMON MeEie. deceased. wherein
you are a d-f-ndant.
fnis tEe 2sgh day - Japur y. \ D..
1910 y. VI. y ooDw MD. clerk.
Il. l. STEPHENS. d
J.. 4. ASuREW<. ATTORNEY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
Noa-Residenr Not,..
fHE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
ttoHulx uf fuEt-.tt


Coanty of Lafayette. fNo No.,
10 Je Murray, whose posr. "a,
s,".l 's unS nown. and Ben, Lula
Martha Anns Mary Jane. Uenr;s,.-
and R1thie Murray. children ., 10
Murray, whose post O ffice ad,sr so :
aiisson; Arkansas: You are COM
mdnded TO appear before the Char
Gerry Court Of the County of Lara.
elite, in said State, on the
Fourth Monday OF May, A. ID. 1910
10 defend the suit in said court M a..
= Murray, ct al wherein yoa are d. u
PENDANTS. "e
FMS the 3ist day of January 1879 :
J; w J. fALKkEK. JR., Airy
": ~. WOODWARD cI.r.
" X. J. Stephens, ID. \
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
In the Circuit >Oart Of Lafayette
County anl STATE oi Mississippi!
March Term 1870

AZ tAH tAtElt+ A OUT DE AstEaE-tte
County ana State ut Mississippi!
March. fern. 1870
". ~. E1sl-y
~ Attachment
~. 4 fratI-E.
To W A. i'fstk,-r. d-feHaan; n the
sbaEv sBisflr.i cause. whose post -of q
ice address : .,irulia. asnI. Ai.i.ssos.
% vii take notice that On ih- JI-t
day VI January, isi4. wit 81 atta.l.-
mrnt ana EAfnl-nueBt Wa issued rs
the undersigned clerk II the sircuit
court % LaFaS cite Coauiv, Mi.-..
ageins; tour estate ter thu sum OF
SSH aE1 LIS been duiy serVssi upon
the Cniversit VI Mi--isSipp. a. gains
shre. Unless ga appear on the hrs;
cay OF ths N1rrn Term. 1910. sezia-
Ming 90 the >rcpu. MONDAY theF.o.
Gnd pi-al. answer or dsmlr t. all
complaint. iadxm-nJ ~ default viii
49, ...-. ri stin-t sou and the prop
ertS cond mu-d and odd To nav ssii
seaf
tines nE signature ani official
.eil tul- tas flsI tty 1t January. 1910
titg r. TAYLOR. Clerk.
- J. - Sf4prGH. ID T..
EALkNER < RISsEtL
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

The STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
La ayeite Comfy.
To Beatrice Pay ne, Memphis. Tenn.
You are commanded to appear 5cior,
the Soancery curt OF the county vi
LaSayett= IN said state. on the
Fourth Monday of May, I'D, 1910
70 defend the suit in said court ol
Enias Payne, wherein you are a de
tsndan..
Lhis the .th day OF February, isi0
". NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk
J. " T. FAIESER, JR..
Attorney Tor Complainant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

nile II Is often impossible to pre-
vent an accident, il is never impo.si-
DIE 10 he preparei-i. is no, bsyond
aRyons's purse. invest = csnts IN :
ooltIe OF chamoerlsin's !.iniment and
you are prepared tor sprains, bruises
ana ME injuries Sold by ali dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

i-w minutes DELAY IN treating
some eases ~ Group. even ihe length
Of time il takes to- 70 tor a doctor Of
ten proves dang rog. the safest
gay J. 70 Keep 'hamber.sin's COGgh
Remedy Ia the house. aud at the first
Indication VI Group give the child q
doe i'l-a>lat to lake aud always
cuFe-. sold hy al dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

" troubled With indigestion. cons;i-
PstiOn. az appetite. or ;esi bill ~.
xsSe tham5~ isin's - mach and I.iv
~ Tablets a trial ssd Won will be plea
81 with the result. These tablet. ia
vigoraie tn stomach and liver aud
strengthen the iudi-sstica. sold by
al l-a--r-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17

10 YOU know that Group can be pre-
y-ntedf GIVE Chamb-riain's Cough
Remedy a. soon a. the child becomes
hOarse or even after the er1Gpy cough
appears aid it viii prevent the attack
II l. also a certain cure for cronp and
has nrvc, been known 10 tail. SOld
Dy all dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
D.laY Dots
IL By Pocahentas.

Z ~ By Pocahontas.
Delay was honored last week
Iby the si-it Of Misses Lois Esk-
RIDGE GLADYS Barry, Olive Web
..r. Nable PASCAL and Mr.. Hull
4r Davis. We will be delighted
far these excellent young people
tY visit oar little town again.
We arr glad to know that Mr..
Walter Denton's little girl IL i'm
proving
Nr. Floyd Singletery died last
80 .rfav night. We extend our
y cartel, sympathy to his bereav
,i people.
Mrs AR. r.. Gault j. able to
be lp again.
Nr ". y. Shippy visited his
da .hter. Miss Zelma. last week ..
Str. =. N. franklin visited our
lay school last Sunday. We
. be delighted fer him to come
l.aIn.
f1e young people enjoyed q
Ts.ky Party at the school build
ns Friday night. Miss Mable
PASCAL and Mr.. Huldric Davis
arriyi of the tseky prizes.
Miss Lois h.-kridge entertained
70 host Of her friends at her home
saturday night. Nice refresh
uents we're served and everyone
went away complimenting Miss
lois ami her sweet town friends.
sunday school Is good.
Eleven Of our school boys have
joined the corn club. Good luck
Tor our boys. We hope more Of
them will make farmers.
Messri Dexter Davis and Oscar
Cplfman. o( Tula. were guests at
Miss Eskridges entertainment.
Quite e number 81 Mr.. Elgin
Davis friends enjoyed an excel
lent birthday dinner AT his home
given in his honor on Jan. 10Th.
Best wishes for the dear old
EAGLE and IL readers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
The Board OF Super, iscrs.

All members AMI p,ilcars psr seq
rHrt wts Opened according tn inw.
.ilt"f 'vhientn- fo'iucug r-orscri'r. ?
we're had, tl-Vit.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-02-17
ATTACIt,,t>T >ur,cE

l.. Z. ASpREw-, Attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
sS.5ORecipe Cures
Weak Men Free
Send Name and Address To.
day-You Can Have 1t Free
and Be Strong and
Vigorous.

have In my possession prescription
for nervous debility. lack OF vlgor. weak
cned manhood, failing memory and lame
back. brought on by excesses. unnatural
drains or the follics OF youth. that has
right in their own homes-without any
additional help or medicinc-that / think
every man who wishes TO regain his man
ly power and virility. quickly and quietly.
should have q copy, So / have determined
to send a copy OF the prescription free OF
charge, In q plain, ordinary scaled en-
vclope to any man who will write me for
1t.
This prescription comes from physi-
clan who has made a special study OF
men and ! am convinced II Is the surest
acting combination for the cure OF de-
riclent manhood and vigor failure ever
put together.
think l owe II TO my fellow man to
send them a copy In confidence so that
any man anywhere who is weak and
discouraged with repeated failures may
stop drueging himself with harmful pat
ent medicines. secure what / believe IL
the quickest acting restorative. uphuild-
ing. SPOT TOUCHING remedy ever de-
vscd and SO cure himself at home quiet
~ land quickly. Just drop me q line like
this: DR. A. e Robinson, 1897 Luck
building. Detroit. Mich, and ] Will send
you n copy OF this splendid recipe In q
plain ordinary envelope free OF charge
A great many doctors would charge ~
to SIS for merely writing out a prescription
like his-but I send II entirely free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
MARKET PREPARING
FOR THE HOLIDAY
Will Be Nothing Doing Either
Saturday or Monday in
Stock Circles.

CHICAGO, July Efforts to curtail
open risks pending possible weather de-
vclopments during the suspension OF busi-
ness until July 5. took all the surplus
energy OF wheat traders today. The out
vance OF lc 10 &c. Corn closed ic TO
@lc up and oats &c to &c, A furry In
July pork put the price of that option
SAC higher. but otherwise provisions
finished with losses OF 2Ac 10 7l@10c,
The Oklahoma crop report showing a
record yield OF 1888 per cent larger TO
the acre than year ago and making
total of 26. 209, 900 bushels, gave wheat d
weak start, Another bcarish Influence
was little rain In the northwest. but
the effect from this cause was only tenn
porsry the trade apparently having a
settled belief that the spring crop had
irretrevably suffered considerable dam
age and that favorable weather was In
dispensahle TO prevent further damage.
Heavy selling during the preceding two
days had placed many dealers in posi-
tion not conducive TO case for triple
holiday.
Excellent buying on the part OF some
leaders set I'm after the opening dip In
prices. Smaller interests also were soon
arraycd on the same side OF the mar
ket An estimate was received that the
average crop condition In the west wheat
counties In North Dakota was only 80
per cent. Word came. too, that western
Canada will not produce more than three
fourths of last years crop, notwithstand- :
Ing increased acreage. However Illinois
sold more new wheat here today than
at any time previous and eascd OIL quo
tations during the last hour. The. close,
though, was steady, with September &c
up. at CSC to 9Ssc, after ranging from
97ic TO 98sc.
Buying from strictly professional spec
ulative sources made corn firm. Septem-
Der fluctuated between 9k@59lc and 6O3c
finishing with a net gain OF s@3cs at
SOC 160ic. The cash market was firm.
No. yellow closed at 614cm613c.
High temperatures advanced quota
tions for oats. September variations had
as limits 37I@3s2c and 3Slc. Last figures
were &c above last nights level.
July contracts did not prevent a STAN
pcde among shorts In that month. The
rest of the provision market did not SYM
pathizc, however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Flour-Unset-
straights, s4.35@45o; winter patents
81 50@5.o0; spring clears. s4.3OM46
winter extras. No. 1, s3.75@3 80: winter
extras, No. ?. s3.50M3.65; Kansas
straights. sf65@3So, receipts, 2O,03S
shipments. Is 013 barrels
Wheat-Spot. steady; No. . red. 81 ot
nominal c. l. t. TO arrive elevator; No
northern. sl.22s nominal I; o. b. to ar
rive Option wheat was frmer on COW
ering by shorts over the holidays and
influenced by lack Of rains In the north
west and the strength In outside mar
ports of rains In North Dakota, closing
sm1c advance. July closed si.059, Sep
tember closed si.04: December closed
s1.052. Receipts, 7l,5o0; shipments. 15'-
553 bushels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
Sonds.
Dun's Trade Review,

NEW YORK. July 1.-R. G. Dun's
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow will
say:
Conflicting crop news and severe de
cines in security prices have dominated
the situation during the last week. The
record OF the half-year Just ended Is
summed up in the word ''rcadjustment."
With the opening of the second half OF
the year. the future in iron and steel
remains somewhat obscure. although an
appreciable change for the better Is eX
curtailmont OF output by pig iron fur
naccs failed 10 reduce any Accumulated
stocks., but there are now some signs
OF a More active demand for pig iron In
certain districts. Sales during June are
placed in excess in some instances, o!
the record OF any previous month this
year, although prices suffered at the cX
pepse of orders.
Buying by the railroads is not heavy,
yet fairly good orders are constantly re-
ceived and cancellations have not ap-
and plates is not brisk, although sulh-
cient 10 provide mills with work at a
fairly satisfactory rate.
Curtailments of production in nearly all
textile lines is noteworthy because of the
desire TO close week or ten days during
tho holiday period.
In addition TO the lack OF demand, the
inability OF mills TO continue production
profitably because OF high costs OF raw
materials and low prices for goods forces
very unusual situation,
The boot and shoe trade continues slow
and featurcIess, New England manufac-
turers anticipate some revival this month
and the Jobbers throughout tho country
win operate freely about the, middle, OF
July. The leather trade is dull and prices
weak, and especially on poor-tanncd
stocE with which the market is heavily
Hides show somewhat firner tone on
account Of improved quality OF present
receipts. with the exception OF packer
hides which are still weak,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
Bradstreet's Reviow.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Bradstrects to-
morrow Will say:
Trade and crop reports arc still ir-
regular but weather conditions favor
final distribution and. except In a few
sections. as for instance the southwest
and parts of the south, crops have made
satisfactory progress in the direction OF
large yields,
Rather moro activity Is noted In pig
Iron though at the expense Of prices
Finished lines seem to show more quiet
some OF which Is due TO midsummer
Influences, Textile industry shows from
% TO 40 per cent OF curtailment proceed
Ing.
Copper is cashier. though business has
come out In "a relatively fair way, Ap-
parently consumers have covered thclI
immediate requirements and on that ac'
count quiet conditions are anticipated. al
least until the appearance OF the peXt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
Boston Wool,

BOSTON, July 1.-The Commercial Bull
letin OF Boston will say OF the wool mar
ket Saturday:
The market is assuming a little health
Ter tone from Increased buying by
some mills In need Of small filling-in
quantities OF wool. but business In the ag,
gregate Is still small A prominent New
England mill bought from 1901 TO 1000
bales of New Zealand crossbreds. i0s to
i6s at losses OF ic to lc to owners. and
another consumer took 100000 pounds
OF Ohio fine unwashed at 2lc, the record
low price for the last two years II is
doubtful II conditions Will improve radl-
cally within few weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
METALS QUIET IN
BOTH BIG MARKETS
Quotations at End of the Busi-
ness Week Show No Ma
terial Changes.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK, July standard copper
steady; spot. $1i.S7k012.1o; July, August
and September. S11.9o@12O6, October,
Sll.92s@l2l0. London easy: spot, Esd
lis Sd; futures, f55 6s Sd. No arrivals
were reported> at New York Custom
house returns show exports Of 1856 tons,
making 226SS for June. Lake copper.
sl2.62s OF SI1; eleetrolytic. S12,25@i3.50;
casting, Sl212l@12.31b.
Tin easy; spot. July. August. Scptcm-
Der and October, $50. .75@32.95; London
G160 l2s I'd.
Lead quiet; spot. s4.45@46o New York.
and Si.223@i,SO East ST. Lous.A London
closed at e12 lis I'D.
Spelter quiet. S5.506p6,60 New York, and
So.Oo@5.07A East St Louis. London
closed at s22 6s.
Iron closed at ass 1oid for Cleveland
warrants in London. The local market
wa was quiet: No. foundry northern,
$500 1915: No. 2, s16.Ooai6.2b, No. l
southern. sl6.25@l6 Is, No, / southern
soft. s16.00@16.25.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
Evaporated Fruits,

NEW YORK. July 1-Evaporated APP
pies in light demand but stocks small
and prices steady. Spot fancy. loim102c
choice S@ssc; prime. 7@7sc; common to
fair. 6M6lc.
Prunes are quiet OIL spot, but there IL
better export demand and prices were
firm Quotations. 3m9ic for CALIFORNIA;
up TO 40s and ilM9ic for Oregons.
Apricots are quiet and barely steady
choice, 9Aal04c; extra choice, l0i@llc
fancy, 10Aml1c.
Peaches are quiet; choice. 6t66Ic; extra
choice. 7@7lc. fancy. 7imT3c.
Raisns arc quiet and steady. loose
muscatels, 35@52c. choice to fancy seed
ed. 49N6sc; seedless, 3I@4hc; London lay.
crS, $l206D1.25