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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
DESERTED BY CANADA'S SONS.
THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED BY

THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED BY
DINNER AT THE MANHATTAN HOTEL.
Queen victorias cightieth birthday anniversary
was loyalty celebrated last night at the Manhattan
Hotel by the Canadian Society OF New-York with
dinner. at which were gathered about one hun
dred and fifty Canadians. who toasted the British
Sovereign with devotion. In spite OF their respect
Tor loyalty they have business shrewdness enough
to make their homes in America. and their toast
list led of with THE President" and THE Queen"
came next
No orator responded TO either OF these toasts.
but that to Mr. Mckinley followed by the
song America" led by a Tryoese orchestra and
the toast TO Victoria followed by God Save
the Queen" in which all the diners Joined.
The speaker OF the evening was George f.
Foster former Minister of Finance for the Do
minion. He responded to the toast Canada" J.
Franklin Fort spoke for THE Land We Live In"
The Rev. DR.. Rainsford spoke to our Guests"
and the Rev. E. Walpole Warren, Of St. Georges
and Dr. w. NJ Polk. OF the Southern, represented
Kindred Societies"
The Rev. DR. Edward H. Kraus presided at the
feast. and the other guests If honor. besides the
speakers were the Rev. Dr. Mcconnell, Paul Dana,
Percy Sanderson, the British Consul. r. II. Turtle.
Austin b. Fletcher. Hiram Steel. George NJ Van
Hcesen George Massey and Sir Roderick Cameron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
THE PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATIONS.

Washington May 24-The President to-day
sent the following message to Queen Victoria:
Executive Mansion, Washington May "a
To Her Majesty the Queen, Windsor Castle
England
Madam 1t gives me great pleasure to con-
vey on this happy anniversary the expression Of
the sentiments OF regard and affection which
the American people cherish toward Your
Majesty, and to add the assurance of my own
cordial respect and esteem. May God grant to
Your Majesty and to the countries under your
government many years Of happiness and pros
perity. WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
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Of Russia. only daughter of the Car Alexsn-

OF Russia. only daughter Of the Car Alexsn-
der III.
Princess Helena. born May Is. 1916: married on
July 5. 1856. Prince Christian OF Schieswig- Hol-
stein.
5. Princess Louise. born March IS fs&s; married
March q. 1871. John. Marquis OF Lorne.
s. Prince Arthur. Duke OF Connaught born May
l. 1850. and married March 10. 1873. Princess
Louise OF Prussia.
7. Prince Leopold. Duke Of Albany. born In 1855;
married In 1882 Princess Helena OF Waldeck; died
In 1894
5. Princess Beatrice born April H. 1851; married
July g. 1885 Prince Henry, son OF Prince Alexan-
der OF Hesse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
ICEBOUND NEWFOUNDLAND.

STARVATION THREATENS THE IsLANDERs-BusI-
NESS OF THOUSANDS SUSPENDED.
St. Johns. n. F.. May 2.-Ihe who're northeast
ooo., ~ This island has been blocked with ice for
the last six weeks the result being that navige-
ton along the coast has been practically impos-
sibe The people in many sections are now desti-
tute OF provisions owing TO inability to replace
their supplies. and the commerciai operations OF az
mo-, otah,y ,bousand people have Deen virtually
suspended Fishery Quitting for Labrador and the
off-shore fishing grounds will be quite OUT Oh the
question until the ice blockade Is raised. ..,
The mail steamer Virginia Lake whlch a.tenp !,
ed 10 proceed north. failed 10 force her way
through the foes and was compelled 10 return 70
this port Fishing vessels from St Johns. bound
for Labrador, have skirt around the south cosst
OF the island and 10 work out through the s"ai'
o. Belle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
HONORs PAID AT GIBRALTAR.

Gibraltar May 24.-The Queens birthday was
celebrated here with great brilancy Royal sa-
lutes were fired at noon The United States aux
Hilary cruiser Yosemite, bound for the island Of
Guam with its newly appointed Governor Cap
tain Richard p. Leary. United States Navy. on
board. and the Spanish forts at Algeciras Joined in
the salutes. The Governor OF Gibraltar, General
Sir Robert Bidduph. reviewed the troops accom-
panied by General Bouza the Governor Of Alge-
ciras. and escort of Spanish cavalry.
The officers Of the Yosemite at the invitation OF
Governor Biddulph. attended the review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
A BANQUET IN KEY WEST.

Key West Fla May PA banquet given
to-day in honor OF the Queens Birthday by W. J..
H. Taylor. British Consul at Key West, and Ed
ward Sudlow British Consul at Jacksonville. Army,
Navy city. county State and Government officials
were present. Many toasts were proposed and re-
sponded to- The enthusiastic nature Of the re-
sponses from the Army and Naval officers was
particularly noticeable Collector Allen. in speech
spoke of Consul Taylors fourteen years service as
bsvinr won honor for himself and glory for the
crown He said that Mr.. Taylor's services in the
late war stood unequalled In the British Consular
Denartment vote Of thanks rendered TO
Consul Taylor by the citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
BANQUET IN THE PALACE AT PorspAM

Berlin. May PA banquet given in the
Jasper Hall of the New Palace. at Potsdam, this
evening in honor OF Queen Victoria's birthday
The Emperor and Empress Of Germany, the
Crown Prince. Frederick William: Prince Eitel
Frederick. second Of Their Majestes and their
suites. all the Princes in Berlin. he Court
dignitaries. the officials Of the British Embassy
the Imperial Chancellor. Prince Hohenohe the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Baron Won Buow,
and the leading military officers were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
HAVANA HoNoRs THE QUEEN

Havana. May 24-Havana to-day has been alive
with flags in honor Of Queen Victorlas birthday.
and all the ships in the harbor have been gayly
decorated. The banquet tonight at the Hotel
Inglaterra was attended by eighty representative
people and passed off with great enthusiasm. Ad-
dresses were made by Governor General Brooke,
Major-General Ludlow Senior Federico Mora. Su-
preme Court Fiscal Senior Perfecto Lacoste, the
Mayor, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
THE DAY OBSERVED AT ROME.

Rome. May 24-There a grand reception and
garden party at the British Embassy here to-day
in honor of the birthday OF Queen Victoria. There
thousand guests present. including King
Humbcrt. Queen Margaret. the Cabinet Ministers
and the members Of the Diplomatic Corps.
King Humbert and Queen Margherta attended
the reception given in honor Of Queen Victoria :
eightieth birthday this afternoon at the British
Embassy by Sir Philip W. Currie the British Am
bassador. Signor Francisco Crisp and Marquis di
Rudini, former Premers. accompanied Their Males
ties. Other distinguished Italians present.
King Humbert telegraphed his congratulations to
Windsor Castle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

anniversary of Queen victorias birth. I. there
fore. move that the Assembly send to Her Majesty
communication congratulating her her success
ful reign" The motion carried unanimously
ana the following message sent by cable:
10 Her Majesty. Queen Victoria Windsor. England.
The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
IN america tenders congratulations on the eghteth
anniversary or your birthday and rejoices in the
prosperous reign
ROBERT F. SAMPLE Moderator
WILLIAM H. ROBERTS. Stated Clerk.
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coon WISHES OF suNDAY-scHooL UNIC

philadelphia May A-At the seventy-nft an
niversary of the American sunday-school Union
,odav on motion of the Rex DR.. Ccnwell. a mes
- -, CONCENTRATION was sent 10 the Queen. II
was as follows:
The American Sunday-schoo Union. celebrating
this day in great public assembly It's seventy-nftn
arr,,-eysarv sends is Christian greetings ana con-
gratulations upon your eightieth birthday
MORRIS n. JESUP, President
PHILADELPHIA May "A. 1899
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WOULD NOT PROSECUTE ON THE DAY.
WILLIS ASKED FOR CLEMENCY FOR THE MAN
AcArNcr rrrn,r LII. ,pnr,prn

AGAINST WHOM HE APPEARED
Henry Willis is an Englishman. He is also a
livery stable keeper at No East Thirty-ninth-st..
and for a few minutes yesterday morning was
complainant in the Court OF Special Sessions
against James McDermott. a coachman in his en-
ploy whom he had charged with minor assault.
When Willis was called to the witness stand he ad-
dressed the Court follows:
Your Worship. ! am an Englishman To-day Is
the eghtieth birthday OF Sovereign / could
not. Your Worship, this. her natal day, so for
get myself 10 harm a feow-man or even ask
that the punishment the defendant probably justly
deserves be given 10 him. particularly on my test-
mony II would not be in keeping with the spirit
OF the day. In my great happiness that my Sow
erelgn has lived and reigned in such grand era Of
prosperity and peace, and has been blessed by
reaching the ripe age Of fourscore years an APP
preciative recognition Of Providence would most
respectfully ask Your Worship to extend to this I'm
fortunate former employe OF mine the most ex-
treme clemency. and suspend sentence.
So fervent was the appeal that his wish was
granted and the complainant and defendant left
court together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

Minneapolis. MINI. May A-The Presbyterian
Assembly to-day sent a congratulatory cable mes
sage 10 Queen Victoria her eghteth birthday
The matter brought UP by the Rev. John
Ingham. OF New-York He said: I'VE are dwelling
in day which has marked a notable increase In
friendship between this country and Great Britain
end would remind you that this Is the eightieth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
FRANCIS JosEPH's CONGRATULATIONS

Vienna May 24-Emperor Francis Joseph. wear
ing the uniform Of the Kings Dragon Guards,
the British cavalry regiment OF which he is hon.
orary colonel, called the British Embassy here
to-day in order offer personally his congratula-
tions upon the occasion Of Queen Victorias eighth
eth birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
THE voLKsRAAD ADJoURNs.

Pretoria. Transvaal Republic. May A-The
volksraad or Parliament adjourned at noon to-
day in honor OF the birthday OF Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
CASTELAR, SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Madrid. May A-Sehor Don Emilio CASTELAR, the
distinguished Republican orator and Statesman.
who attacked last winter by pulmonary
catarrh. has suffered a serious relapse Additional
medical advisers have been summoned to the
patient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
HoNoRED BY AMERICANS AT MANILA.

Manila. May 24-The United States Commits
sioners and many American officers celebrated
Queen Victoria's birthday to-day on board the
British irst-class cruiser Powerful
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VESSELS GAY WITH FLAGS.

,,c.x AND ENGLISH SHIPS JOIN IN THE
CELEBRATION OF THE DAY.
The loyal subjects of Queen Victoria in this dfy
,orored her birthday yesterday By Tying nass sho
holding celebrations For the clerks OF ms D'uSA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-29
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

There is a fair demand for Hay at prac-
tically unchanged quotations. Receipts are
light but expected to be heavy after the
Fourth:
The circular of Somers & Co. says: I'VE
have very embarrassing market to report at
the present time, and may reasonably ex-
pect but little to be done with hay for the
next week or ten days. Very little If any of
the new crop hay being marketed has
been through the stack and much is, there
fore. improperly cured. We are con-
stantly hearing complaints from apparently
dry looking hay which proves to be oftentimes
and sometimes hot. Shippers Of hay are
probably satisfied that theirs is we'll cured be-
fore marketing same, but after being con-
fined in a close car for few days 1t com
mences to sweat in the bale Consumers will
not buy this kind of hay to lay away; there
fore same has TO be sold for immediate con-
sumption. Until can be reasonably as
sured that everything marketed is in good
shape and is fit to be stored away for winter $
use. we will have no well-estabished market
here. Much Of the crop in the country is now
In the stack and the farmers all busy har-
vesting. When they are through with their
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DEc1DUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

The Gamers are paying the following prices:
Peaches. $40 for frees and $50 for clings; April
cots s27 59G50 per ton, according TO size.
quality and district: Bartlett Pears, s4Od50 per
ton; Green and Yellow Plums, $50 per ton.
Peaches continue weak. Supplies are not
very heavy. but the demand is slow at the
white Cots are selling down to s27 so per ton.
No sales of yellow Cots below s35 have yet
been reported. Choice Apples firm Plums
continue in light supply. The tendency in
Berries is toward lower prices.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 35cGT per large box; Crabappes.
60c per box.
BERRIES Blackberries. s364 per chest:
Strawberries S5G7 per chest for small and 81 so
az for large berries; Raspberries s4q6 per
chest; Logan berries. S5Q6 per chest.
Seedless Cranes from Yuma, - per crate.
Currants, s465 per chest
Cherries. 60G90c per box for all kinds.
Green Pears, 40cdN per box. according to
size, and 40G50c per basket; Bartletts, SlQ1 80
per box.
Figs, 35d5Oc for single and s5cGs1 per box for
double layers of black and 35d50c for white
Apricots 30a75c per box and 35d45c per bas-
ket for Royals
Peaches. 25Q65c per box and 2o@4Oc per bas-
ket.
Plums. 25a5oc per box; Prunes 6oa75c per
crate Peach Plums, - per crate.
Cherry Plums 25c per drawer.
CITRUS FRUITs-Navel Oranges. 81 5oGS so
per box; Seedlings, Sal 80: Mediterranean
and s262 80 for good to choice; Mexican Lines
81; California Lines. 25q50c per small box
Bananas. 81 50q2 so per bunch; Pineapples slG
80 per dozen.
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San Francisco: gchr Jessie Minor. for Homo
lulu; schr g Wall; for San*F r.
Dolbeer, from Eureka. ~: .-..
Sailed June 2s-Stmr Luella. for -. -
SAN DIEGO-Arrived June .2S-Stmr Alca-
Sailed June 2S-schr American Girl, for Port
BoWENs LANDING-sailed June 28-schr
Monterey, for San Francisco: ...: =.
EASTERN PORTS -: -. -. ~
PHILADELPHIA Arrived June 27-Shtr.
Tillie Starbuck. from Hflo- r.. =.
FOREIGN PORTS. =.
ANTWERP-Arrived June 26-Br ship Gal
gate from. Oregon; Ger ship Margretha, from
Oregon; Br ship BalasoTe. from Oregon. June
21-Br ship Walter II Wilson, from Tacoma
CARDIFF-Arrived June 26-Ger ship Schif-
.CoLoN-Arrlved June 26-stmr Finance. I'm
Observation-Disclosures June 25-ship Dirigo.
from Tacoma; Br ship Springbank, from Ia,
coma: June 26-Ger ship Najade, from Oregon
QG EENSTOWN-Sailed June 27-Br ship
Merloneth for Antwerp.
MANCHEsTER-Arriv June 26-Br slip
Miltonburn, hence Feb 2
HONGkONG-Saled June 2S--Br stmr EN-
press of India, for Vancouver.
NANAIMO-Sailed June 27-Stmr Mineoa
for Port Los Angeles.
Arrived June 27-Bark Theobald, hence Ju7e
HAMBURG--Arrived June 2s-Ger bark Ar
NEWCASTLE. NsW-sailed June 26-Br ship
Port Logan, for San Diego.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN - Arrived June IS - Stmr
Servia from New York for Liverpool
HONGKONG- Sailed June 2S-stmr Empress
of India, for Vancouver.
Arrived previously. June 2S-Stmr Gaelic, I'm
San Francisco. etc; stmr Victoria, from Ia
coma, etc.
MURORAN-saiIed June 2s-stmr Robert
Adamson, for Nanaimo.
NEW YoRK-Arrived June 2S-stmr Aura
mia, from Liverpool.
Sailed June 2S-Stmr st Paul, for south
ampton; stmr Majestic. for LIVERPOOL; stmr
Westernland, for Antwerp.
GLASGOW-Arrtved June 2S-Stmr Furnessa,
from New York
Observation-Disclosures June 2s-stmr Edarn.
from New York.
Observation-Disclosures June 2s-Stm-
Norge. from New York. for Copenhagen and
Stettin.
BOULOGNE-Arrived June 2S-Stmr Amster-
ceeded.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities were quiet on the morning session
and fluctuations were few and narrow
On the afternoon call Gas and Electric oe-
clined to $40 So and Giant Powder advanced to
s7S 25
Mining stocks were weak and lower in the
morning. but recovered in the afternoon,
though the best prices were below those of the
preceding day The telegram from the pump
said: In the last As hours the water has been
lowered total of II feet. During each stop OF
one hour and ten minutes the water rose !
feet At $50 a. m. the water was down lou
feet below the 1850 level The elevator is run
ming steadily
The Oceanic Steamship Company will pay the
usual soc per share dividend on July l.
The Boston & Colorado Smelling Company
has declared a regular quarterly dividend Of ~
per cent, payable July l.
During the past sixty days the De Lamar
mine In Eastern Nevada has cleaned up SlOOOo0.
The Dexter mine at Tuscarora, New. has
made another shipment of $4,000 in bullion and
auro-cyandes valued at $4,000 to Salt Lake City.
The Savings and Loan Society has declared a
dividend of 3.S per cent on term deposits and
$40 per cent per annum ordinary deposits.
the lowest ever paid. No more term deposits
will be received. as the bank hereafter will
treat all deposits ordinary.
The Hfbernia Bank has declared a dividend
at the rate Of 1-3 per cent per annum all
deposits
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cts here have a holiday on Saturday
CLOSING.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-FLOUR-Receipts
% 92O: exports, 1883 Market was quiet and
featureless. with a steady undertone.
WHEAT-Receipts. 5515O bushels Spot
steady: No. 2 red. size, +. b. ahoat; No. 2
red 1914 elevator; No. l Northern Duluth. SOL. c
I. o. b. afoat arrive: No. / hard Duluth,
S5%4c +. o. b. afoat to arrive options opened
frmer strength at Liverpool, rains in North
west and small spring wheat receipts. They
subsequently weakened under realizing. but fin
ally recovered on buying inspired by a good
foreign demand for July, widening considerably
the premium over September, closed firm 3
q4.c net advance July 1879 aSQ3se,. closed,
S0i.c: September. 79li d797sc, closed 1866 De-
cember, so 13-16c@Sl5sc, closed Size
H0Ps-Quiet
WOOI-Firm.
The local metal market continues in mar
row rut both regards business and the scope
of the price changes. Buyers and sellers alike
manifested pronounced Indifference during the
day. this apathy being attributable partly to
purposeless advices from primary points and
foreign markets. At the close the Metal EX
change called:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dull and entirely nomi-
LAKE COPPER-Unchanged with SIS bid
TIN-Quiet with SIG bid and. $26 Is asked.
LEAD-Very quiet. with 81 45 bid and 81 80
asked The brokers' price for lead IS "a %. and
sPELTER-Dull and nominal at Sc 25
COFFEE-Options closed quiet, unchanged to
81 IS; September 81 s.; October, 81 90: Deem
Der. $5'30q5 80. Spot Coffee-Rio. dull and nom
mai; milo, quiet and featureleSs.
SUGAR-Raw, weak and lower; molasses
sugar, 15-16c; refined, quiet at decline: No.
10 SIC. No. Il. 4+sc; No. u. 5-l6c; No 10,
S-5c; No. IA, 414c; confectioners a, Sic.
BUTTER-Receipts, LOO packages; firm;
Western creamery, 15l2G1S12c; factory, l2al4c
EGGS-Receipts, Sl30 packages firm; West
ern, 4iAql5c; Southern, 9d11c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-California dried fruits
steady.
EVAPORATED APPLES Common. sIaa7c:
prime wire tray, SAgsl2c; choice, S!4qSAc;
PRUNES-3196S14c.
APRICoTS-Royal, lac; Moorpark, 14G1sc.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHFAT-The Chicago market opened frmer
on better foreign advices. The Northwestern
reports were less favorable for the crops, late
rains having done considerable damage. The
Illinois State report placed the yield of that
State at 49 per cent. 81 per cent being aban-
doned Minneapolis wired sales of 40 600 bbs
Flour of which two-thirds for export
of Wheat at Is advance. Liverpool reported
sales of twelve cargoes off coast since Monday
Later on the feeling was easier. following a
decline at ST Louis Foreigners were inclined
to cover and considerable July wheat ap-
peared.
The local situation was unchanged
Spot Wheat-Shipping. 81 0S%q1 TO- milling
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-9:15 o,clock-December-
1O, 900 ctls. 81 1875: 5000. 81 1s&.
Second Observation-Disclosures ctls 81 1877
1000 81 1875.
Regular morning session--22. 900 ctls 81 1875.
Afternoon session - December - 5000 ctls
RARLEY-The market is firm with a fair
demand and much lighter offerings
Feed, new, SS%d9211c; Brewing csc; old
Brewing, s1df % per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 oclock-No sales.
Second sesson-No sales.
Regular morning session-No sales
Afternoon session-Seler 80 new-4oO0 ctIs
S5Ac; 1000, SEC: 5000, S61sc; 1900 S5Ac
OATS-The feeling is better as the market
is bare. Quoted at 81 071zG1 20 per ctl for new
and 81 25dl 40 for old.
the market is dull. Small round Yellow ST goa
l 80; Eastern large Yellow, 81 10dl 1871: White
81 1oG1 10; mixed 81 10 per ctl: California
White. 81 17l2G1 2212
RYE-New crop is now being offered s7hca
BUCKWHEAT-Nomina
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LIVERPOOL FUTURES
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit
at auction to-day realizing the following
prices:
CHICAGO, June 2s-Tragedy Prunes. 81 5o@
IS, average 81 60; Burbank Plums. average
81 40; Mikado Plums 81 15G1 %, average 81 10;
Simoni Prunes, average 81 80. Four cars sold
to-day.
NEW YORK. June 2s.-ogon Plums 81 So@
Is, average 80 IA; Tragedy Prunes. 81 05G1 So
average 81 80; St, John Peaches, 81 1o91 70
average 81 So; Hale's Early Peaches, 90cql 49,
average 81 Is; Alexander Peaches. 81 1oq1 3d.
average 81 29; Yellow Free Peaches. average
81 IS; Baurre Clifford Pears half boxes, aver
age 81 40: Burbank Plums. 90cdS1 40, average
81 10; Peach Plums. 81 1912 Is, Simoni
Prunes. 5oc@s1 50, average SIC; Royal
Apricots, 40c6$1 30. average $50; Mikado Plums
55G75c, average &C; Botan Pums. 55qSoc. aver
age 75c; Peach Cots. average CSC Ten cars
sold to-day.
] 70. average 81 so; Burbank Plums 90c9
81 so, average CSC; Abundance Plums, SIC
Gsl So average 81 20 St. John Peaches. S5cQ
81 50. average 81 50; Alexander Peaches, 55cG
81 b. average SIC: Briggs Early May Peaches
81 05q1 50. average 81 80: B. Republican Cher
ries. 55Gs1 60. average 81 "a; Royal AIMS, 7oc9
8 3d. average age 81 %; b Tartarian, 7sc; simond
Prunes, 90cqs1 80, average 91c Hales Early
Peaches 50Gs0c, average Ssc Clyman Plums,
60cQN average 92c: Royal Cots 35QS5, average
45c. Six cars sold to-day.