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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

The following letter is from NJ. r Russell at
Des Moines, Iowa, to Q. p. Lewis: Last Monday
Rock Island road Carrying Officials Of the e. road
and repre- sentatives of ali line houses here. I
went out on an investigating tour to get the
iowa On that line q road On S.9p the return trip
last night the unanimous verdict was that the
years and that the condition at the present time
OF the growing rop Is all that could be asked
poor seed sowed an unusual anonnt TIT the con- con-
sequence is. there never was a better stand.
sesdns q S d. @ vsd S blast Sss in
ming in nearly every field. With good weather
all the day this n8 rm yin
Farmers have been unusually Careful in selecting
trouble in regrd to It terminating The amount Mt
Of corn and oats in the hands Of producers and
as at time The s IS going to be- a
big run of corn and oats after corn planting this
ing Is oyef cultiysttop viii be in order tonse:
much Mes sssr n
pastures cannot be improved, All In all. the
prospect for all growing crops is all right up to
Finley; Barrett & Co. say: English cables show
very plainly that there is no panic on the other
It must be apparent to all that a market that
held as well yesterday as ours in face Of the
may take a day or two to full. digest the sales
of Yesterday, we believe that the market is on
with good deal Of condenee he ef local 81 aent
is quite une nimously beartsh but this coteric of
operations than the real situation OF supply and
demand The cash position is healthy and we are
is in somewhat better demand but the ccoun try
shows very little speculative interest and re.
present.
a message from Union City, Tenn, to Denman.
great change In condition Of growing Wheat eat" as
mas been made in the past few weeks. On our
erons the plant Is eW weak o1kn
Tennessee wheat belt of course rain and
St. Louis to Watson: Bad reports keep coming
and If ANYTHING, more numerous and emphatic.
heavy dry. wind yesterday all over the country
Not suffering yet but rain would help things
Fargo, cloudy: temperature looks like rain Cas- as
calm light sprinkle now st. co"d DO Cloudy d4u any
calm; cool Comstock. cloudy and looks like
rain.
Broomhal cables that political papers in
RI re are beginning to agate the question
French crops are IL a9e aatS on wheat
clea ran S: Wheat snd -four, $4,000 bu
SSfn ioePo9 bu oats $1,000 bn
Cloudy and possibly local showers. Michigan
North and South DakotaMcloudy and POSSIBLY
Liverpool close: Wheat sd higher to "
lower; corn. HGasd higher.
ChicagoaPriyate elevators turned out thi
New York reports 20 loads wheat for export.
4 Berlin close: Ma? ". at nc lower.
6RsH,d nana : Is higher s RI. !.
ing OF shorts and blIyfng private GRO
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

], Nhallon, Case \ Co.. from F. NJ, Dick. New
York: We. get it pretty straight to-day that the
Atehison intends Issuing bonds. II this proves
to be correct. 1T Is bound TO have very unfayor-
able influence on the market. We are suffering
from undigested securities, and any new issues.
no matter for what purpose, will have very
adverse effect OF sentiment An intimate friend
of mine who Is one of the largest operators in
the market and who has been inclined to buy
stocks for the past ten days, tells me that he
thinks it will be, pretty hard to put them up
under these conditions.
The Rock Island Frisco deal Will be officially
announced between 1 and 1870 p: NJ. tomorrow .
Waldorf stock gossip to Watson: There is a
feeling in conservative circles that the market
acts well and naturally that, willie the reaction
may go further, stocks are purchase The
short interest," is increasing strong interests are
buying on a scale-down, money is easy, and rail-
road earnings are increasing tremendously. The
selling Of sAtchsOn Is attributed to professional
SPECTATORS, but it is considered significant that
i, 900 shares We're dealt III. around 80. The in
ference Ia that the Berwynd crowd is taking the
stock sold by bears. Despite the cold weather.
there 1s confidence in the crop outcome in Atchi-
son TERRITORY, and as a conseqnence Kansas farm
ers are expected to have another, money making
year year This argument of good crops, and high
favor. not only of Atchison, but Of Missouri Pa
cific and Rock Island. 81; e I 75es
s 1t is reported in London banking circles that
subscriptions to the Transvaal loan have already
exceeded the amount offered twenty times over
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PRICES RULED dull
Market Is Sluggish and Brokers
Have Little to Do but
Sit Quiet.
Rock Island and st. Louis & San
Francisco Fall Off on Con-
tinued Selling. BY

Z New York. May S.--Opening prices of stocks
showed small changes from last night and trad
Ing was light. The majority was on the side of
gains. st. Louis IS San Francisco, however.
dropped a point owing to disappointment over
the failure to, make the expected official an
nouncements of the deal with Rock Island. Rock
Island hardened 4 shade National Railroad Of
Mexico preferredsw ups ~. 55#nSss gri "a
Continued selling of Rock Island and st. Louis
& San francisco had a dampening effect on the
market and prices eased of slightly. Rock
Island lost nearly a point and ST. Louis & San
francisco 2Rs. Prices elsewhere returned to YES;
terday' 8 closing level OF "a shade below, but
there was no pressure of consequence in the
general market. Pere Marquette, National Rail-
road Of Mexico. Realty preferred, Metropolitan
point each. s3ss#S 3SI4 n; 9.t
The market was exceedingly. dull and sluggish
and prices hung slightly below last night Louis
vile, Tennessee Coal and Pressed Steel Car
preferred declined point and Colorado Fuel "a .
ST. Louis & San Francisco and Rock Island be-
came steady with sympathetic effect the
market. 80
Prices did not vary to any perceptible extent
from the noon level and the market was yir-
tually stagnant. North American declined 2M.
The drift OF prices became distinctly downward
and some OF the prominent stocks yerged on
point losses. Others Of less Importance were
weak also, North American losing 3s4 in ALL
Grass Irvine 8 and Wheeling & Lake Erie first
and second preferred. Chicago & Alton preferred
and Duluth, South Shore 6 Atlantic between
The National railroad of Mexico preferred rose
rapidly rapidly 3s over last night, The common and
Rubber, preferred ~. Westinghouse Electric
cisco rallied point. The date market stifened
all around on covering by room shorts. The
closing was dull and firm.
Bonds were easier at noon.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
The closing figures are hid 4,
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GRAINOUTLOOKG GOOD
Favorable Conditions Are Reported
From Nearly All Northwestern
Grain Territory.
But Some Dry Soil Is Reported in
Northwestern Canada Be-
yond Manitoba.

The first intimation of change in crop
conditions across the line came this morn
ing in the form of a report from Winnipeg
that few complaints are coming in of
dry: soil. Thru Manitoba the outlook is
very encouraging. Seeding is practically
finished. The Winnipeg grain men are
figuring upon an increase of 10 per cent
in the Manitoba wheat acreage and of
Is per cent in the Northwest Territory
There is an abundance Of moisture in the
ground and no serious complain are like
ly to come for a week or ten days, even
If there is no rain in the meantime. The
general promise, however, has been low
cred a, trif1e during this week by reports
from points north and west Of Winnipeg,
where the top soil is dry and rain is need
ed to make the seed take hold.
On the American side the feature this
season is the fact that in the Red River
valley spring work is three weeks in adj
vance of last year.
The second report of the Van Dusen-
Harrington company will be out tonight.
The report is very favorable but takes note
of some backward spots in southern, Min
nesota, where the ground has been toe
wet to permit active farm work. The re-
port covers all of Minnesota and the Two
Dakotas. It says:
southern Minnesota and South Da-
kota reports show wheat all seeded, ex-
cept few wet spots in Mower, Fari-
bault and jackson counties, Minnesota
The wheat acreage is slightly increased in
| South Dakota. and decreased perhaps {
to 10 per cent in Southern Minnesota
Oats and barley seeding is in full swing
and there will be an Increase in the acre
age of both. at the expense of flax. The
corn acreage will be about the same.
Northern Minnesota and North Dakota
| show so per cent of the seed when in
| with a n incraa Sed acrpa pe Of a. 10,1f III
| per cent. The oats and corn acreage will
| be apparently the same as last year
| Barley will show quite an important in.
crease, and the flax acreage is now esti.
mated at 20 to Is. per cent less than las
! year.
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ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS.
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENED FIRM IN SPITE OF YES
TERDAY'S DECLINE,

Chicago, May s.-Wheat opened nru on rela-
lively steady cables. the market at Liverpool
showing but little response to the decline here
er at z71M Nc to 71Ic. Selling BY sca1pers on the
advance Influenced by the better weather condi-
lions soon caused reaction and July sold of
to II 1sc, but commission houses buying brought
reganed. July. advancing to 72@72hc: Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts Of 81 cars
which with local receipts OF 81 cars, of con-
tract grade: made total receipts for the three
and 204 cars year ago.
The market developed strength as the session
advanced, there being good local demand thru
out the day. The strength at Minneapolis was
also supporting factor. Closing prices were
&c at 72Ec, and May 1c higher at 7shc.
Close: Wheat May, 7s!Ac; July, 72hc; Sep.
TENDER, 7Ol7O1kc.
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 7s@7s1ac; No. red.
70676lac: No. 2 hard winter, 72@14c; No.
hard winter, 7o@74c; No: l northern spring, SOC;
@79c.
There was good local demand for corn at
the start on higher cables, and opening prices
44hc to 44hc. and with offerings rather light.
the market became stronger, July advancing to
43c during the first half hour of trading. Local
receipts were 22s cars 10 Of contract grade:
the day. July closing &c higher at 44Mc.
Close: Gorn-May. 44l44Mc; July, AMc; Sep
A nc: No. 5. 43% a44Ac.
scalpers on the improved weather and smaller
cash demand Opening prices were steady with
other grains made itself felt n this pit and and
Local receipts We're lis cars.
Close: Oats. May. 35kc: July 32B Gl32A e;
September, 29Ac; cash oats. No. 2, &c; No. 3,
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THE CASH TRADE
FURTHER STRENGTH IN FLAX-FIRMNES
ALL THRU THE MARKET.

E
ALL THRU THE MARKET.
& FLAX---Flax sold up again to-day and No. 1
seed brought $1.15. Good general demand ruled.
Receipts were very light.
Closing prices: neapolis-Cash. $1.14A;
Seprember 81 10.
Minneapolis received Z cars. against 3 last
year, and shipped 2. Duluth had cars.
OATS-Another active days business done
in oats to-day. There demand for good
lots. Prices firm on all good oats No. 3
white closed at 33@3S &c. Receipts, 81 cars;
shipments, II cars
II CORN--The market is strong and prices are
fully maintained. No. yellow closed at 45@
Ace. Receipts. j cars shipments ) cars
"A FEED AND MEAL--COarse meal and
cracf ed corn. .$15.75; No. 1 ground feed, %
corn and 1-3 oats. $685. No, ground feed.
l., corr and " oats. $16.7o; No. 8 ground feed.
Is 3 corn and 2-3 oats. $l7.25.
s1i 25; -four middings. s18.I5; red dog, SIS.
f. O. b.; feed in 100 Id sacks $1:5O per ton addi-
tional; in 200lb sacks, 81 per ton additional.
Shipments. 964 TONS
BARLEY--Feed grades are quoted 42@4ec.
Mailing grades, 46M52c. Receipts, I cars; ship
ments ]
RYE-No. 2 closed at 47@4sc. Receipts, 8
cars; shipments, cars.
HAY-Upland. choice. $11.5o@125O; upland.
No. 1. S11.25@12 upland. No 2, $9@10i upland.
( SS.50M9; medium $S@S.50 off color, 81 60@S;
timothy choice. S115O@12; timothy, No. l. $12
d13 timothy, No 2, $1O.5O@11; rye straw,
choice. $5@o.50 Receipts. 256 tons.
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Total sales, ss2, eooI
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, May s. consol

3 LONDON CLOSING SIoChs,2 May aS.-,ConsolS
for money, 81 3716; for the account. 92A
ferred. 100 baltimore s Ohio. 94M; Canadian
Pacific. 1876 q; Chesapeake & Ohio. 45ss Chicago
Paul 1855: De Beers. %: Denver s Rio Grande,
ss5s; Denver & Rio Grande preferred FRED ssA Erie,
ferred. So: Illinois Central. 141h Louisville &
Nashville. ply: Missouri: Kansas & Texas.
1854 New York Central. 1341a: Norfolk & West
ern 735a Norfolk & Western preferred. 81; On
tario s Western soss Pennsylvania. 7o1a: Rand
Mines 10M: Reading. 2SR; Reading first pre-
ern Railway, 81 4: Southern Railway preferred,
%; Southern Pacific. .5eM Union Pacific 92M
Steel, 3614 United States Steel preferred, 81;
Wabash. 2sh:: Wabash preferred, 40.
Money. 3JaR4 per cent. The rate of discount
in the open market for short bills is 31a @3s per
cent; three months bills, 31a@39s per cent.
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Range Of July Wheat.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MAY :.

1850 bu; oats, 46.92O bu; barley 1880 bu; rye,
222o bu; fax, $3.50 bu: flour, 1888 brls mill
stuffs, 20 tons: hay, 256 tons; fuel oil, car;
lumber. "a cars: barrel stock, cars; machinery,
POI 900 lbs: coal. 1850 tons; wood, Al cords;
pig iron, 1o5 cars: ties. car; live stock, car:
dressed meats, s7,72O lbs hides. pelts. ETC.,
1900 lbs; railroad materials, II cars; sun
dries, Al cars: car lots, 59S.
Shipped-Wheat. "a 800 bu. SO cars: corn,
ALSO bu oats, "a 800 bu; barley, 1920 bui rye,
2,76O bu; fax. 1000 bu: -four, 3.195 brls; mill
2,62s, $50 lbs: lumber "a cars; posts and piling,
car: machinery 500 900 lbs: wood, z cords;
cement. 720 brls; household goods, 10000 lbs:
secd, 225 brls: oil cake, 167 900 lbs hides, pelts
ETC.. 90, 800 lbs; railroad materials, 6 cars; sun
dries, 90 cars; car lots, 643.
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GUNS CARRIED FAR
Naval Sub.Caliber Practice Results
in Accident.

San Francisco, May s.-Ensign Charles
Huff and Boatswain5s Mate Mcnamara of
the crew of the cruiser Boston were
wounded by being struck by stray bull
let's from the cruiser Marblehead while
the crew of the latter vessel were en-
gagged in sub caliber target practice.
The men were engaged with this prac-
tice while the Marblehead was lying out
in the bay. About 400 yards from her was
the Boston with her men likewise en-
gagged.
1t was not thought that the bullets
would carry as far as the Boston and no
danger was anticipated until there came
a signal from her to cease firing In her
direction. Ensign Huff was wounded in
one of his arms; the boatswain's mate
received a severe scalp wound
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TELEPHONE MEN STRIKE.

Cincinnati, May Sail the linemen foremen
inspectors and conduit men Of the local Bell
Telephone company struck to-day for an In
crease In wages. The manager of the company.
Mr.. Bayard Kilgour, declined to- treat with a
committee of the union TO which the men be,
longed but said he would treat with the men
individually as employees. This answer was I'M
satisfactory 4gss
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cH1cAGo 1--WE STOCK Nov

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, May s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market steady to strong: good to
prime steers, $5.2O@'5.5O; poor to medium, $4.2,
@5.10; stockers and feeders, Ss.25@o1O; cows.
$50; bulls, $2.5014. 5o calves, $25o@6. Is;
Texas fed steers, $4@4.75.,
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1000; tomorrow, TO-
900; left over. 3,96s: market steady to Sc
higher; mixed and butchers, $6.sO@695; good to
choice heavy, So 5@7; rough heavy, 5000 6.S5;
light $645@ 6.7O; bulk of sales, S6.7O@6 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers., $500; fair to
choice mixed. $3.75M5 s.: western sheep. S4.75@
SO; native lambs, $4.50@7.25; western lambs,
$450@7.25.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
VERY STRONG AND TENDING HIGHER-DE
MAND MORE ACTIVE.

The -four market is very strong, prices are
firm as quoted and are tending higher. With
the strength in wheat, the light Hour production
the situation, millers say, is very strong. No
advances i'll quotations were made up to noon
to-day, but the probability of an advance In the
event of any further rise in wheat is very
great Demand is active.
Receipts were light again yesterday, show
ing only 81 500 barrels.
First patents are quoted at $4.10Gr4 20; sec.
ond patents, $404.l0: first clears, $3GD3.1O sec
ond clears S2,45M2.50
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, MAY )

& Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. northern, 3; No. northern, H. No. 3. B.;
no grade. L.
Chicago. Milwaukee s. st. Paul---No. / north
ern. Il No: northern. o; No. S.ss; rejected, 2;
no grade A..
Minneapolis s s.. Louis-No. northern. 8;
No. 8 2.
4 500 7Line--No. 2 northern 2.
Northern, Pacifc--No northern. B; No. .
northern. /.
northern. / No. 3. 2: no grade. L.
an Total--No. | northern. Z: No. 2 northern, 81
No. 8. 10: rejected. 2: grade. 6.
Other Grains-Cars--No. 3 winter wheat IA
rejected wheat, 10; No. s corn i: No. A corn
4; No. 2 white oats. g No. 3 white oats, s. No
white oats, IL, No.. oats IA: no Grade oats
8; No. 5 barley. 5: No. l northwestern, i; No
fax, 3; rejected fax. 2.
e Cars Inspected Out--No. 1 hard wheat, l. No
i northern wheat 155; No. 2 northern wheat, IS
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK; May Seattle.
receipts, 1.0oo market strong: beef steers, S5.75
Socfsla sRd feedsrs sa hsrsrs
Hogs, receipts 1000; market steady; heavy
$$SSS @ s n;s passksts se.'o@eeo workers.
sssS saR sd ss iamss $500 m'rse' hl sheep
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK May Seattle re-
ceipts, 1,so0 market steady; beef steers, $40
and heifers. s225@4.s5: Texans. s2.3oen46 5
Hogs. receipts. $500: market about steady;
sheep, $46o@5.5o; lambs, s6@s
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, May s.-Receipts-
2s9 a market steady BEEF steers
and feeders. S3.O014S5. s4sss,
HOGS Receipts. $500: market steady; heavy,
$5.25@5.75; lambs $5.50@7.3O.
HIDES, FURs, ETC.
Green sailed heavy steer hides Il
Green sailed light hides ...76I s6B
| Green frozen. lie per pound less.
Green sailed calf s to 10 lbs .....11 sn
Green Green s sated y deaca aip
Green sailed horse or mule hides
Green saited,' horse OF mule hides,
Gr mea'o saited i. horse or mule hides 1'o La
1 h : , : A.O'
Dry flint Montana. Oregon. Washing
! ton and Idaho butcher hides fat. 10
Montana bulls and fallen hides ......11
/ Dry flint Minnesota. Dakota, Wiscon
Green s sailed pelts, large to small,
pr eaf aint calf skins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al a1o
1 Dry flint territorial pelts, per lb ....1o al
i Tallow, in cakes ................... 81 AZ
i Tallow, in barrels
1 Grease. light .........3.............. -
Wool medium, unwashed ............ 13a@15
/ WOOL fine, unwashed ...............11 hG121
Bear ....:...:............ s15 .oo@2o.o
i Bear. yearlings and cubs ......... 2.500lJ4.O
i Beaver ........... ...............- 3.00@l q
i Beaver kits Observation-Disclosures. 2.oU01 2.5
4 Cat, wild ...................-... .55Gl 1.2
4 Fisher as to color 2.50@ SIS
Fox, black and silver gray, as to a
color and beauty ....s......... SO. 90 1900 o.
Fox, cross, as to color and beauty. 2.50I 10 0,
4 Fox, red .......!. ....... 2.50d so
Fox, gray .50Gl 1.0
i Lynx 5000 10
Mink, as to color .OU0p 3
Marten, Is to color .50@ POO
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LETTER CARRIERS SUICIDE,

Alexander w. Lilley. a mail carrier, committed
suicide this morning by hanging himself in the
cellar of his house, 99a Reaney street. ST. Paul
He had been sick for sevral months and was
Respondent. He was IS years old and had been
in the employ Of the postoffce twenty seven
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, May s.-Receipt

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, May s-Receipts
Cattle, 500: hogs. 3, 800.
2 HG PSs Ss5fs ps St 200 lbs $685. 49,
8 Cattle-Receipts, 800; market steady. Sales:
Is beeves, ] ,o43 lbs $4.25; 16 beeves 1890 lbs.
$3.50; 8 beeves $1,34O lbs, So; 8 cows and
heifers 800 lbs. $2.75; IA cows and hefers $50
lbs, $3.50; cows and heifers, ,23e lbs, 81 %;
8 stockers, 740 lbs 30; II stockers, 800 lbs
81: 9 stockers. 1920 lbs. $3.50: II yearlings
$50 lbs. $3.50; 8 yearlings, go lbs, So; s year
lings 632 lbs,s $3.50.
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"0on' AVultIJ SIedoys .
BUTTER.-ExAtra creameries per lib, 1910
zoe; tirsts 1sc; seconds, 1ec; daries, extra, isc
irsts 15c; seconds, he; roll and print 12c; pack
ing stock, So 12c:
EGGs.New laid eggs at mark, new cases in
GUIDED g. fEsl ise; and shipping cases 12c hrsts
Of new laid eggs, 1910; drties So. 80 per case
Tor candled seconds including mall, shrunkcn
case according to quality.
ClIEEsE--Iwins or flats, fancy, 14kc; twins
good, 15c; daisies, fancy, 15c; Young Americas,
fancy 15c; brick, No. /, 14c; brick, No. 2, lie;
sc Swiss ~ S s pS Rd
round, JIG; Swiss NO. l, block, 14@141Ac; Swiss,
E LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys, mixed coops, 13c:
turkeys, thin, small, 9e110c; chickens, hens 13c;
la l1 ducks, young, white, 12e; ducks young,
DRESSED MEATS-VeaI, fancy, per lib, &c;
fair to good, 6Ms1ac; small, or overweight.
12c; milk lambs, pelts on, 12@15c; hgs, light,
Sc; medium, Sc.
FIsH-crappies, 6@7c: pike. Sc; pickerel. Sc;
TOMATOES Florida. per crate, $3.50.
POrATOEs-Per bu, small lots, 4o@45c; car
lots, Me- s, sacks extra, s5c; medium. sacks
PoPCoRN-old rice, per: lb, 4@5c; new rice,
NEW HoNEY-White, fancy, lib sections
tic; choice. LIB sections, s15@16c.
DRIED REAs-Faney yellow, per bu, s1.75;
$1.25; marrowfat, $3.50.
APPLES =: Ben Davis, $3.50; Winesaps. So;
Missouri 'Pippins. s4@4 Is; Willow .Twigs, So;
BaldWfns, $5.25@575; Roman Beauty, $500;
Genetons, 81.
PINEAPPLEs-Per crate, s4@4.25.
ORANGES-California navels. fancy, $3.50@
3.75; choice, $3@3.25; Mediterranean sweets,
So 70: budded seedlings, SO. 500l2.75.
| LEMONS--Messnas, 300s or 36Os, fancy, 81;
A1essinas, 3oos s6os, choice. 1913; California,
fancy, to size, $375; California; choice, as to
size, 1925.
| GRAPE FRUIT-Per box, $50.
| TANGERIN;ES-Per half box $3.50.
| STRAWBERRIES--Ar "a qt cases. So.
| BANANAS--Fancy, large bunches $2.75; me-
| dunn bunches,, $2.25@ 90; small punches, $2@
| 2.25.
+ tVEGETABLES-Wa beans, per bu, 81. 50; egg
plant per doz. 81. 5O@2.25; radishes, per doz
punches 20@25c; lettuce, per doz, Soc: lettuce,
heads, per doz Coo; mint. per doz 25@3Oc; Gu.
e9mbers, per dos. sl2s; celery per dos, s.; tur-
per bu S275; asparagus, per doz $1.5o; new
beets per doz lunches. Toe; new carrots per doz
bu, 1926. IN -
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little better Price range 81 25G6 "a: bm1k
Sc 4Om6 az: light and inferior grades Sc 25m
s s. 5m mi 4o se4o@s5o butcher and heavy
Hoss@54 e94 lbs, $3.50: %. es4 lbs. SIG. "a:
SO. 245 lbs s6.45: Sc, 2o3 lbs $685.: los 1873
7e 2CS his S6 20: * 1SS lbs Sc. 20 vs. Fo'o
odds and Ends, 32S lbs, $3.50; s, 1874 lbs,
Sc so: y 40 lbs s635: ,. $50 lbs. Sc. Is.
Pigs and UnderWeights|5. AS lbs Sc: So. 142
lbs. S5S5. = = 80 ~ -
Stays and Roars-1 400 his s5: 40 lbs. 81 ::
1, 470 lbs. $475 - = 49,
CATTLE-Receipts moderate. Prices steady