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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
GEoRGIANs ~ SEA GRIT.
Their Captain Thinks They VIII
Sustain Their Record.

NEW YORK. August 26.-The Sayan-
nah Line steamer City OF Birmingham,
which arrived at her dock at O'Clock
this morning, had on board the crack
rife and revolver team Of the Georgia
militiamen. that will compete I'm the Sea-
glrt (N. j. matches, 10 be held September
Attn To 9th. inclusive. The members oi
the team were met at the dock by their
team captain, William Williamson, VINO
had preceded them. and left here az ~
O'clock for Seaglrt, where they VIII 80
into camp. Captain j. J.. Postell. Of the
First Regiment Of Cavalry inspector Oh
rife-practice, will meet the team al sea-
grit. where he has been for some ume
past. 10 complete arrangements for the
camp.
Team-Captain Williamson said that ne
would not personally give an estimate OF
the teams chances, a he has been north
for the past six weeks. "The reports OK
the practice. however. are certainly en-
ccuraging." he said. II know that every
man will do his best to sustain our re-
cord
The team viii be strengt hened by the
addition Of eight or nine militiamen from
Atlanta. who are expected 70 arrive on
the City OF Mobile tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
BOTH ARE SANGU|NE,
Senator Martirand Governor y
Ter So Declare Themselves,
EACH CLAIMS ENOUGH TO WIN
One Processes to Have What the Other
Says He Will Get.
RESULTS OF THE PAST WEEK.
Nearly All of Those Who Were Nomi-
mated Are Placed I'm the Junior
Senators CoIumn-Some of the Com
tests Yet to lie Decided.

Hon. Thomas S. Martin, before leav-
ing last evening for his home, at Scots
WIFE, where ne will spend Sunday, said
the result Of the nominations made du-
ring the week was to insure him 6S or
more votes in the Democratic caucus, and
thus insure his reelection to tho United
States Senate.
Governor Tyler. who aspires to succeed
Mr.. Martin in the Senate, seems equally
sangune. He has made two statements
in the last three days, claiming that he
will have at least 81 votes, and saying
that many of those counted in the Mar
tin column do not properly belong there.
This briefly sums up the situation in
the senatorial race, I'm which 50 much in
terest is felt The number Of nominations
made without any instructions whatever
renders It more difficult TO say just how
the figures up to date really stand. There
have been only forty-two nominations
made as yet. not includings the meetings
Of yesterday, which are reported elsewhere
in to-day's Dispatch. These, with the
tweuty-one hold-over senator's, make six
ty-three.
THE WEEKS NOMINATIONS.
The week just closed has been an in
teresting one in politics. There were, up
TO yesterday. eight conventions held, in
which nine nominations were made-four
for the Senate and FIVE for the House.
Nominations were made as follows:
For the Senate-Amelia, Cum5erltnd,
and Prince Edward Southampton. Isle Of
Wight, and Nansemond; shenaioah,
Frederick, and Winchester; Carroll,
Grayson. and Floyd.
For the se-Greenesvile and Sus-
sex, Halifax 90. Prince Edward. and Es-
sex and Midd.osex.
Mr.. Martin and his friends claim eight
out Of nine Of these nominees. cOnce1iag
only f sex and MiddleseX 10 Governor
Tyler There has been doubt as 10 how
Mr.. Harvey, nominated for the Sena-e by
the Carroll convention, viii vote as there
were no resolutions adopted, but the Mar
tim people say he viii certainly support
the Junior Senator. Ia the lsl2 OF Wight
convention there were two nominations
made. as everybody had foreseen would
| De the case. and the matter is likely to be
eventually brought before the Executive
or State Committee for settlement.
Among the most interesting conyen-ions
10 be held this week are the surry and
King George one, to be held tomorrow
TO name a hOater for the House, and the
Peninsula convention. to be held at VIII
liamsburg Thursday 10 put up candidates
for both the House and Senate.
MIR. MARTINS FIGURES.
Taking the figures given out by Mr..
Martin last Tuesday and adding his
claims as 10 the nominations since made,
his friends make up this exhibits:
Hold-Over Senator'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
burning steamer on Lake Erie.

CLEVELAND. o.. August "a dis
patch from gainesville. o.. says that a
steamer was seen on Ere on Faport.
about . O'Clock tonight. Tugs and 4
life-saying crew have gone out 10 the
vessel which appears 10 be helpless and
drifting. The name OF the boat is I'M
known, but IL may the City OF Erie. which
left here for Buffalo at sO'clOcky with
more than a thousand passengers on
beard.
A dispatch received from Fairport at
midnight says the burning steamer Is 4
freight boat. The big passenger steamer
city OF Erie. which was at FIRST thought
to have been on fire, passed the drifting
wreck shortly before II o'clock. and was
distinguished by her search-lights. The
name of the burning steamer has not yet
been learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
CEMETERIES FOR CUBA.
Burial Company, With S2,oOO,OOO
Capital. May lie Formed.

Wall Street is discussing a proposed
company, with probably 100000 capital
for the purpose Of establishing cemeteries
i'm the principal cities Of Cuba. W. j.
Lane. OF No. ? Wall street. who is 'denti-
fed with many cemetery companies in
eastern cities. is now in Habana pro-
noting the scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

The Finance Committee Of the School
Board met in the City Hall on Friday
night and recommended appropriations
Tor repair work at the various schools
me improvements include painting, out
side and IN, and the adjustment Of heat
ing apparatus. and sanitary connections.
The committees on Claims and Salaries
ana Accounts and Printing will meet to-
morrow night. The latter will consider
the complaint Of Messrs. Weymouth.
Merister & SmithIe. the city binders,
against al alleged breach Of contract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Postmaster Crum. in reporting the occur
renee. says he Was proceeding from the
pOst-ofice 10 his home, a short distance
away. when he WAS confronted by
party Of sixteen men. who took him from
his horse, bound him hand and foot, re-
moved his clothing. and whipped him
with switches. After this. he says, the
men poured carbolic acid on his wounds
and saturated his back with II. causing
intense agony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
PECK PosT-OFFICE DISCONTINUED.
District Attorney Ia Prosecute Those
Who Uninterrupted the Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, August @.-rhe Post
master-General to-day ordered the dis
continuance OF the post-office at Peck,
Fla, because of the recent White-Cap-
ping Of the postmaster there.
This follows closely report received
from Postmaster Crum, and verified by
report from t-Office-Inspectors Tate
and Bass. who were ordered TO inyesti-
gate the affair.
The United States District Attorney Is
now on the ground. preparing q psoseou-
ton OF the guilty party. \ reward Of 500
will. IL is stated, be offered for the arrest
and conviction Of each OF the ASSISTANTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
II walter webb Has Consumption.

PLATTSBURG. y. Y. August Aft is
learned that H. Walter Webb, who has
been i'll at H. Nick. Twombly's camo, on
upper st. Regis lake IS suffering with
consumption, and there is believed TO be
very little hope Of his recovery. Dr. f..
T.. Tradeau, specialist in pulmonary
diseases. has been summoned from Sara
nae lake, and Is now attending Mr..
Webb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
THE SAN DOMINGO FIGHTING.
victory of RevoIutiOnists Confirm
ed-Goycrument General Killed.

CAPE HAITIEN. HAITI. August 20
News has just been Received here con-
Grming the report Of Yesterdays fight
ing i'm Santo Domingo Between the gov
eminent forces and those of the revolu-
tionists. General Pachcco, at the heal
OF 400 men Of the revolutionary troops
fought the government troops for three
days. inhicting heavy losses. IL Is re-
ported that the government force lost
$50 men in killed and wounded and that
the rovolutiOnists captured two Held
pieces. In addition, General Antonio
Calderon. one of the government com
manders. was killed and secretly buried.
The revolutionists lost only thirteen men
killed. beside several wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
uRyAN on SILVER QUESTION.
lie VIII Contiaue To Discuss IT.
stands by Chicago Platform.

KANSAS CITY, MO. August 26-W. J.
Bryan stopped here between trains to-
day On route for Denver. Il shall con-
tinuo TO discuss silver" said Dir. Bryan,
in response to a query, adding: There
was story recently that was putting
silver I'm the background. / am not. ] Will
not. Silver will be placed alongside OF
the other great ISSUES. stand by the
Chicago Democratic platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

RALEIGH y. g.. August IA special
10 the News and Observer from Durham.
Y. c.. says. Chicf-of-Police Foushcs
brought Andy McAdams (coiureO hero
this afternoon from Graham Tor safe
keeping. fearing iynchins tonight. Me-
Adams assaulted tine 4year-old daughter
OF Tom Faucette Tuesday near Haw river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
rour soldier. Killed at Cebu.

MANILA. August $50 +. M.-Four
men Of the Twcnty-third Resiment' sta-
toned AT Cebu, were ambushed by ths
natives I'm the hills and three or the,i
killed. The fourth man succeeded In
making his escape. Details OF the aiiair
are lacking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
PROSPECTIVE NOMINATIONS.

PROSPECTIVE NOMINATIONS.
Nominations for State Senate deter
mined by election OF delegates to con-
yentions not Yet held:
Doubt
Martin. Tyler. ful.
Pittsylvania and Danville.. l o..
Hanover and Caroline go. 81.
Nominations for House Of Delegates
determined by election Of delegates 10
conventions not yet held:
noubf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
Arkansas Town wiped out.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. August 8-The
town Of Pleasant PlaIa has besa wiReu
out by a tornado.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
SUMMARY.
Martin. Tyler. ful
Totals to date ...... IS
GOVERNOR TYLER.s CLAIMS.


These figures as explained above, are
based on the claims mado by Senator
Martins friends. Governor Tyler by no
means comedies Mr.. Martin sixty-eight
votes. In the first place he claims nine
OF the hold-over senators, with Two n
doubt. and comedies Mr. Martin but 'eh'
where the latter claims fifteen. lie also
claims that a large number of those nom
mated who are put in the Martin RANKS
DO not belong there. The Governor VINO
entered the contest very late, promises
70 give out a statement I'm rev oays
giving in detail the nominations already
made which he claims, and also the ols-
tricts which he Is sure OF carrying. he
expresses the confident belief that from
now on he will get the great bulk OF the
men put up, and that he Will certainly
win.
SENATOR MARTIN GOES HOME.
Senator Martin left yesterday afternoon
for Scottsvile 20 spend sunday He was
accompanied by his brother and private
secretary. Mr.. Leslie Martin. Hon. John
T. Noon. who has been assisting at the
Martin headquarters. has also gone home
for Sunday. and the headquarters were
closed last night.
During the day 4 number OF senator
Martins friends called on him, among
them Mcdonald lee, candidate for the
Senate from Lancaster. King George
Richmond. Northumberland, and Vest
moreland. and Thomas w. Taylor, for
mer Mayor Of OnancOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
The Me dtI1Gr.

r7 WASHINGTON, August IL
DAM Forecast FOR sunday and Nom
day:
| For observation-disclosures
Sunday afternoon; probably threatening
weather Monday: variable winds.
For North and south Caroiina-showers
sunday. anl probably Monday; variable
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
was slighuy warmer than
for several DAYS. The thermometer went
up as high as Of IN the afternoon. There
were threatening clouds IN thu afternoon
and light showers az night. Rain WAS
stiu falling az midnight The range OF
the Thermometer for the day was as fol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

'ngine has been pumping he refuse out
II the rate Of 800 gallons a minute.
Repairs To school Buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
THE DAR|EN RIOT,
Roundup Of the DisoTdery Me-
groeS Results Satisfactorily
THE MURDERER SURREHDERS
His Brother and The Woman Impll-
Gated Are Located.
BACKBONE OF DEFIANCE BROKEN.

The Situation still Critical, How
ever, as Several RingIenders of the
Riotous Blacks Are Yet to lie Ar
rested-Many Troops on Hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27

Mean temperature ......... ......,Ss,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-27
The New Sewer In Operation.

The new sewer on Fifth street has
Deem connected ard Is working satisfac-
torily. The FIRE engine has wrought a
wonderful change in the situation at tho
break, and by Tuesday. at the latest.
aA trace Of the sewage pool Will have
been biOtted out. The rayine Is 10 be
covered with lime and earth. The lire
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
EASTERN MARKETS
Ne1V York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock market
started off with something OF upward rush.
Exchange traders and small outside following
had apparently come 70 the conclusion that
Saturdays bank statement indicated that
"alleviated problems in the money situation had
been settled and that ease and abundance OF
funds were now at hand. The first sharp ad-
vance in stocks, however demonstrated that
the pressure Of some heavy selling would have
TO be encountered on any general upward
movement. The market thereafter apsaI into
the spotty condition which has been its le-
cent cnaracteTlstlC. 4 small number Of sticks
showed very marked strength. but TIE usually
active and prominent stocks lay practically
dormant througAout the session and showed
q sagging tendency which the strength in sle-
cial instances had no effect toward coun .er
acting. tennessee Coal ana Iron advanced by
sensational leaps extreme So points, giving
color TO the ruInors Of corner in the stock
The tone was fever1sh below the high level
and the net gain was 3%- The announcement
Of the settlement of the smelter strike in
Der or stocks. including American Smelling
which is most directly affected. Colorado Fuel,
Denver and Rio Grande stocks and Colorado
rom 1H in Denver and Rio Grande 70 ~ in
rose ,SN and % respectively. The railroad
stocks to show strength were comparatively
few The Chicago Great Western dsbenturas
started downward after their notable rise on
Saturday and are nearly points III the
9a5c 3oinfs nG' and the preferred D @tosk 3ver
point Beside these notable gains in the
I-iIIe Kansas and Texas preferred and some
of the low-priced railroad stocks. Confidence
over the money situation bad a relapae, the
conviction growing that The SATURDAY bank
statement may not be a fair reflection OF Sat
Irday's conditions in the market jneasiness
and depression We're also reflected from
abroad, political disquiet in France and ad-
vancine money in London and Berlin threat
ening some pressure Of liquidation from tnCse
quarters should this country s credits be called
home Whatever ease IS manifest in the
money market is realized 10 3e due to the
01iet1de of speculative markets the world
over and conservative heads in the financial
world are inclined to frowh upon an outbreak
Of speculatIon The closing of the market
active but extremely irregular Peoples Gas
rnounted above I22 the announcement of
the ACQUISITION of the Pullman Gas Company,
while other stock tended downward Net
changes mixed
The bond market showed increased activity
Kansas and Texas second leading. Prices are
higher. Total sales, par value, S2.58 GOO.
United States IS and new IS advanced H.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
Dried Fr1ats in Ne10 IOrk.

The New York Commercial says: A good
proportion Of the buyers are out OF town on
their vacations, and those left are doing Htlle
business waiting for the trade to settle down
n the hard substantial facts Of the trade be
fore risking any considerable investment. II
is expected that there Will he an Improvement
toward the close of the month, but during such
hot weather very little Is doing or likely to be
There are some sales of apricots reported at
the high range OF prices. The quantity Is IN
definite but Is said to be number OF cars
BUYERS are apparently convinced that there Is
no chance Of securing reduction of pTlce al
present if ii comes at all. ana they are cover
Ing their needs accordingly
Peaches are unchanged. The price .made on
early sorts for August shipment Is pracu'aHy
uncha nged. though some holders insist upon
l-c advance. The divergence Of views between
buyers and sellers prevents liberal sales ana
restricts business 10 small consuming demand
The size is likely to average smaller than usual,
because shippers Of fresh fruit and Gamers are
buying all the large stock obtalnable-
''Prunes are about steady. and there is some
consuming demand from nearby and loca'
dealers for very small lots Futures are not
essentially different from previous reports.
There are rImOrs of speculative purchases Tor
future delivery. but nothing has been said re.
Earding them that can he relied upon. Prices
appear TO be around 3ltQ3izc fer the four sizes
in bags for early delivery. but whether these
figures are absolutely correct II is impossible
10 say.
'Raisins are reported y per cent below an
average yield. due To the ravages OF the thrip.
but confirmation Of the report is not general as
Yet. There seems to be an impression that they
early to arrive at any definite conclusion as
vet.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
Decidu0us and Citrus Fruits.

Tho Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches sSG12 50 for frees and s12 50Q2o for
clings; Bartlett Pears, in this city, s25dS5 per
ton for No. l and $10G2O for No. 2; Green and
Yellow PlUms s15Q20 per ton; Colored Plums.
s1OQ15.
Receipts OF fruit are heavy, the Gamers
are so crowded and cans are so scarce that the
Gamers are putting quantities of Pears and
Peaches into easements and cold storage until
they can handle them. Sales to Gamers yester-
day few that there practically
none at all A few fine large green Pears
over, when the market will work around into
better shape
The dock is still choked with fruit. Melons,
Grapes Plums Pears Peaches-everything in
season is in heavy supply and buyers make
their own prices There were plenty of Peaches
sold at 1212d15c per basket
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 25G50c per box for common and 600
SOC for good to choice.
BERRIES-Blackberres, sSa4 per chest !;
Straw wberries. s647 per chest for small and 50
chest; Huckleberries. 5Q7c per lb.
Grapes. 25d50c per box and crate for Fon-
tainebleau. 4Od75c for black, 40G75c for Muscat
and 75CdS1 for Seedless.
WatermeIons 50 50q12 50 per 100.
Cantaloupes, 5ocas1 80 per crate; Nutmegs,
25Q7 75c per box.
Bartletts. 50dS1 per box for green and 2504oc
Tor ripe
Nectarines 35G5Oc per box for white and 500
Too fer red
Figs. 75cds1 25 per box for double layers of
small black and 25G50c for large purple
Peaches, 15G40c per box and 1212q3Cc per bas-
Plums. 2OQ4oc per box; Prunes. 25a5Oc per
CITRUS FRUITs-valencia Oranges, s2Q4
Lemons, S1Q1 so for common and. 81 1898 for
good TO choice; Mexican Lines. So 60G4; Cali
fornia Lines, - per small box; Bananas, 81 so
az 80 per bunch; Pineapples. s192 so per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday August a.
stmr Laguna, Ericsson. 10 hours from Bear
stmr mr. Crescent City, stockheth, SO hours from
Stn5r Weeott Graves 9s hours from Eureka
stmr Gipsy, Leland, - hours from Monterey
aH Stnr Albion. Erickson. 10 days from Dutch
fhstnT!' stmr China. seabury, :, days from Hong
Stnr Samoa Jahnsen, "a hours from Eureka
Stmr Czarina. Seaman. 96 hours from Seattle.
shin spartan Polite days from Seattle.
Bktn Northwest, Lund. days from Port
fisciq' schr Ida Mckay, Lehtola. days from Grays
Harbor.
CLEARED
Monday August A.
stmr Corona, Debney, San Diego; Ioodall.
r s stmr mr. Tmatilla. Cousins, Victoria; Goodau.
fs55sdd' stmr St Paul, Hays, Seattle: U Govern
II Haw stmr San Mateo Fletcher. .yanaimo;
John Rosenfelds Sons
Rr ship Belfast. Davies. Queenstown; ] J
Moore & Co.
Br ship cypromsne, Bond. Queenstown Bal
SAILED.
Monday August H.
stmr Corona. Debney san Diego.
Townsend.
stmr Point arena. Hansen. Mendocino
Stmr Fulton. Lev1nson. Astoria
Stmr Alice Duncan, Buchard -
Italian bark Mario. Capero. Queenstown.
Schr Bender Brothers, Wetzel, Bowens Land
ing.
.Schr Sparrow, Dart Epreka
Schr ] Eppinger. Colstrup, Eureka.
Schr Ocean Spray. Nyman. Iversens Landing.
Schr Archie and Fontie. Johannissen.
SPOKEN.
June 26 lat NJ Ion 80 W-Ship Jabez Howes,
from Baltimore. for San Francisco.
June 90 lat l n. Ion % W-Fr bark Gene
We've Molinos, from swansea, for San Fran
cisco.
July %. lat p 27 n. ion 142 OF w-Schr W H
Talbot, from Tacoma, for Taku
MEMORANDUM
Per stmr Weeott-Aug Is, s a M s miles west
of Cape Mendocino. saw barge Colorado in tow
tug Pilot hence Aug IL, for Nanaimo
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
Hides, TaNo7V, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sci;
about 1c under the quotations Heavy salted
steers 10G1Ohc; medium. 9Q9hc; light, Sc
Cowhdes. &c; Stays. &c; Salted Kip. Sc; Calf.
1Oc dry Hides. sound, 16c; culs and brands
13c dry Kip and Veal. 16c; dry Calf lie;
Sheepskins, shearlings. 20430c each; short
Wool, 35G60c each medium. 7Oq9Oc: long Wool.
9Ocas1 10 each; Horse Hides. salt, S2a2 % for
large and 81 25GI1 90 for small: Colts. 25q5Oc.
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 4q41ac per ID; No.
3M31hc; refined, -: grease, 2@2Ac.
WOOL-Spring Clips-San Joaquin and
Southern, months. S411c; Foothill and North
ern free 11G14c: Foothill and Northern defect
i've, 9GI1c: Nevada, 11@14c; San Joaquin Foot
hill free. 1O412c; San joaquin Foothill defect
i've Sq9c; Humboldt and Mendocino, 161961Sc:
Valley Oregon. 1791Sc; Eastern Oregon. 12014c
for choice and 9d11kc for fair to good.
HOPS-1S9S crop 15G1711c per Id; 1899 crop,
1213@13c bid and refused.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
Dried Fruits, Mus and Rdisins

The condition of the New York market is
shown in the first column.
From now on Prunes will begin to be the i'm
portant fruit, as the season is on the of
opening Prices have not yet been fully estab-
lshed but the quotations below are about as
close as can be given for the present. Some
Visalia Prunes being offered, and the grow
ers are willing to SELL but it is understood that
but few Santa Claras and Sonomas being
offered as holders in those sections are firm.
DRIED FRUITS (OId Crop)-Prunes. SIC for
4O-5O's &C for 50-60 s. &c for 6070s. 31aQ3%4c for
7O-SO's 2%aSItc for S0-90's. 21542%c for 90-100 $
and 262Ac for 100-11Gs.
DRIED FRUITS CNew Crop)-Prunes. In
sacks. 6G64c for 40-50s. 5G51tc for -50-60's "A
41c per ID for 60-7Os 32.c for 70S0s. 3 d512c for
5000 s and "a G3c for 90-10O's; Apricots 10Ql1c
for Royals. 121zc for Moorparks; Peaches.
6a6Iac for standards and 7Q71kc for choice
Evaporated Apples 7a71kc; Sun-dried 5@5Jhc
per 10; Nectarines 6d7c per ID.
RAISINS-33.c for tw0-crown, 4s4c for three
crown sac for four-crown. 41aG6c for Seedless
Sultanas 31zc for Seedess Muscatels and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes 2l93c
- NIJTS-W alnuts 56Sc for hardsheil 1OG11c
for softshell: Chile Walnuts uQ12c; Almonds
new crop, 7kc for Languedoc and gIsc for
pa aper-shell: Peanuts, 6d7c for Eastern and Az
HONEY-Comb, 111ac for bright and 1O1kc for
light amber; water white extracted, 7AQ717c;
light amber extracted, 6hq7c; dark, SIG
per ID.
BEESWAX-24Q2Sc per lb