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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-11-05

trustee.
The fifth amendment to the articles
of incorporation Of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company, which has been
filed with the county clerk at Pueblo.
shows the capital stock Of the company
to be SAG 200, 900, divided into shares
of 500 each. OF this total 10000 shares
are In preferred stock, drawing inter-
est at eight per cent The treasury
stock is represented by 100000 shares
to be paid in gold debenture bonds Of
81 900 each.
Judge Shumate of the Ninth Judicial
district has issued a call for grand
Jury for Garfield county during the No.
yember term OF court. There has been
no session Of a grand jury in the
county for the last five years. This
call is issued primarily on two re-
quests: One is to investigate wreck
ing of houses by dynamite at New Cas-
tie. December II, 1903, and another
complains against gambling houses
and Sunday saloons in Rife.
Positions as clerks and carriers in
the Denver postoffice will no longer be
open to persons suffering with tuber-
culosis, the following order having
been issued by the Civil Service Com
mission: with view of guarding
against persons who are afflicted with
tuberculosis, 1t is directed that all ap-
plicants for postoffice service In Den
yer, Colorado. shall be examined BY a
medical officer stationed in that city
and IL It is found that they are al;
ficted their applications shall not be
accepted"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-11-05

August LIST. placing IN the ndnu6 OF Tue
twenty-four free church ministers who
opposed the union Of the free church OF
Scotland with the United Presbyterian
church. the whole Of the property OF
the free church. valued at about $685.
0vO, 600, be applied Immediately.
Tho district attorney Of New York
city has caused the arrest OF SIX per
sons for selling lottery tickets. All OF
the places, 1t Ia alleged. sold four kinds
of tickets, representing foreign lotte-
ries. The tickets of two German lot
teries which are legalized by the Ger
man government are said to be brought
Into the country by stewards OF steam
ships and smuggled to the agents.
M. Lebaudy's dirigible balloon has
had another successful ascent At Paris,
making many evolutons ART ooeyins
the helm perfectly. The balloon as
cendcd from the plain Of Moisson, des-
cribed q figure eight and many other
eyolutions, in the course of which the
man in charge made experiments for
a new plan to raise or lower the bal
loon without discharsing the ballast or
regulating the gas.
Ono notable achievement. the sup
preston of policy in Chicago. Is re-
corded in the thirteenth annual report
made to the Citizens Association. ITO
day, for the frst time In forty years"
the report declares, there is not pol
icy company operating within the city
limits. When the association began
its Efforts in May. 1903. there were
1900 to 1900 policy writer's operating
IN every quarter OF the CITY,"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.


The week opened with Butter firm and well
cleaned up as far as the finest creamer1es were
concerned with some houses quoting over tne
top price below. There is a disposition among
some firms to get the market up higher than
the conditions warrant in order that 1t will
slider it ought to be. These dealers are rush
and are trying to force the more conservative
houses to follow them. 1t appears. however
that the public going to have something
Already several large retailers report that the
people at large are leaving the high priced
creameries and looking about for something
cheaper. In the meantime Eastern Butter IS
being drawn out of store cut up into squares
and thus sold to the public.
Cheese continues quiet and unchanged.
Eggs showing signs OF more steadiness
and choice fresh ranch now in lighter sup
ply and firm. There are good many medium
and lower grade Eggs and stale ranch still on
the market however and they are moving
sluggishly. Receipts are still falling on. as
will be seen.
Receipts were g., 900 lbs Butter. 796 cases
Eggs and 7700 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 24c for
extras and 23c for hrsts; dairy. 1Sd2Oc; store
Butter, 14416c; Eastern creamery, lS1342Oci
Eastern ladle- packed 140151ac per ID.
CHEESE-9G91Ac for choice mild new and
SGS1zc for lower grades; Young Americas. ITO
11Ac; Eastern 10GD15c; Utah, 12c per 10.
EGGS-Ranch. 24d26c for choice and 21g23e
for fair to good; store, 19Q21c; Eastern, 2VG
2211c for hrsts and 1S1AG19c for seconds
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Provisions.

Sluggish markets reported from all
points. Brokers wires fronf Chicago yester-
day said The strength in grain rather con-
tributed to the steaduess. but the character OF
buying does not improve and the action OF the
market is not encouraging 1t Is very dull and
the trading altogether featureless'' -
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1OIac per Ib for
heavy lie for light medium, 13c for light
lie for extra light and lie for sugar
cured; Eastern sugar cured Hams 14c; Cali
fornia Hams 13c: Mess Beef S10d1O 90 per
bbl extra Mess. s11G11 so: Family. S12a12 80;
prime Mess Pork $14 5O extra clear s2I;
Mess. SIT So Dry Salted Pork. 9Ac. Pig Pork
$24: Pigs Feet So; Smoked Beef 14c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at 61ac per Id for
compound and 9i5c for pure; half barrels
pure 9%c; 10-lb tins 1014c; 5-lb tins. 1O%c;
g. lb tins 1Ohc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel S9Sc; three
half barrels sac: one tierce. S1sc.' two tierces
SC; five tierces. 75sc per H.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Ne1O York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. S-Stocks proved un-
able 10 Withstand the effect of the snail wheat
market to-day, although there was sturdy
resistance early Danger Of a rupture Of the
steel billet pool and open market for
nnsshed steel products was another shadow
upon the market and its effect upon United
States steel preferred gave il a strong sym
pathetic influence on the whole list In face
OF the flood Of damage reports that poured
into Wall street from the Northwest and tbe
satiOnal jump in the price Of wheat the early
hrmness OF the grain carriers gave way in
the latter part Of the day under rather free
offerings. The influence Of one or two strong
away. Sugar rose with sustaining effect on
the list from the belief that a large fruif
crop would make a large demand from the
canning Industries. Metropolitan Street Rail-
ways advance was due to the often revived
rumors Of combination with the inter-
borough rapid transit. The cancellation Of
the engagement Of s.. 900 gold for ship
ment 10 London was Of some sentimental bene-
ht The weakness of the iron and steel
stocks was traceable to the accusation made
Of converting iron into steel billets for the
Pttsburg Steel Company prices that made
the operation equivalent TO cut of 81 per
ton in the POOLS price for steel billets. Re
be held this week TO consider the situation and
assertions that disruption Of the pools and an
open market for steel products would result
brought pressure upon United States Steel
preferred which cost IL almost loss of 1 u
points Weekly traffic reviews by railroad
officials were Of a favorable and hopeful tenor
ana the later recovery In the stock market
rejected a cheerful undertone in the specula-
uon. The closing. however. was heavy.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
United States bonds were unchanged on call
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets were quiet
and rather easy. The worlds shipments for
the week follows. in quarters: Rus
sian $4,000; Danubian. $1,000; Argentine
156, o00 Indian, 1sS, Oo0 Australian. 6s.000
Chicago ran from 97Ac up to 81 01b on
continued bad crop reports. though the North
west which bought heavily last week, turned
squarely around and sold the swell. Snow
issued a very bullish report.
The Chicago letter of r. Brent Mitchell said :.
1T was a broad active market and closed
very nervous at the top prices Of the day. The
element Of strength was the increasing reports
of damage to the spring Wheat crop.
These seemed to, be steadily covering larger
territory and the percentage of loss as esti-
There were some reports of frost. but we are
inclined to think this was minor influence
and unimportant. The New York markets led
the advance and the other markets followed.
Foreign markets were about unchanged We
do not like to get sensational and there is
also of course, a great tendency TO exaggera-
tion In these times The situation. however,
seems an unusual and critical one. After SO
great an advance II is a foregone conclusion
that much nervousness will result, but the
present outlook and present tendency of news
from the Northwest we can only advise buy
ing Wheat sharp breaks"
In this market futures advanced &c on the
morning session though the market did not
fully respond to the Chicago advance ID and
quiet, with buyers Indifferent.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 371aG1 42h; California
p
81 S714G1 421s; Northern BIuestem. 81 52R@
l 55 per ctL
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 q m.
December 2Os4 II 81 HlFh f44 81 4Ss 81 9Si 4Sss
2 D. m. Session.
December-$1 46H
BARLEY-In spite of heavy receipts of over
COCO ctls both cash grain and futures were
higher with a number of large sales in the
sample market The strength in futures was
buying in the interior and the rising tendency
in Oats which have now got so high that
Barley is being taken for feed in preference.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 0T1aa1 10; new Brewing and Ship
ping 81 12hQ1 1T12; Chevalier. 81 1T15Q1 80
per ctl
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open: High. Low Close;
December 81 09h 81 10 81 0a13 81 90 y
Q p. m. Session.
December 81 Ip0 osla 81 6S& 81 cSIb 81 osS
OATS-The market continues very firm with
sales of Red for seed at a slight andvance.
The local demand is not active at the cur
rent high prices, however though there is good
buying for seed in the country.
White. 81 4UG1 As; Surprise. 81 45Q1 so;
Red 81 2T1Ad1 35 for feed and 81 35d1 4215 for
seed; Black 81 25q1 80 for feed and 81 35Q
l 40 for seed
CORN-Dealers continue to report a quiet
and featureless market.
Western sacked. 81 4T15d1 55 for Yellow and
White and 81 454l 90 for Mixed; California
large Yellow, 81 5oQl 57S small round do,
81 55GI 80: White. nominal Egyptian. 81 3O9
80 for White and 81 25Q1 80 for Brown.
RYE-S1 25G1 80 for new
UCKWHEAT-Nominal at 81 1892 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
taIn descriptiOns. s11 IS per Zoo Ibs 40 Be 80

tain descriptions. I'll As per 1000 lbs and s12 80
per long ton according to brand
OILS-Quotations are for barrels: for cases
add DC; LinSeed. 5Ic per gallon for boiled and
b5c for raw Castor OIL in cases. No I. zoe:
Bakers AA, cases. 81 1901 12: LucoI soc for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut. cases.
65QSOc per gallon; COcOanut OIL. in barrels,
5Sc for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleached winter Sperm Oil. 6Sc: natural winter
sperm OIL. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil, 51cs natural Whale OIL. 52c: extra winter
strained Lard OIL. 75c: No. 1 Lard OIL 65c:
&c. light Herring OIL. 42c dark Herring OIL
4Oc; Salmon Oil, 34c; boiled Fish OIL SIC: raw
Fish OIL. 35c; boiled Paint OIL. 33c; raw Paint
OIL 31c
COAL OIL-water White Coal OIL In bulk
13c; Pearl Oil. in cases. 1915c; Astral 191lc:
Gene, 23c: DeodOrized Stove Gasoline In bulk,
16c; in cases, 22hc: Benzine. in bulk 13c; in
cases, 1945c; s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 25c:
in cases Gle
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon IN cases and
T5c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7H0
I%c per ID; White Lead. TAQ7Ac. according
TO quantity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per ID. in 1OO-lb bags:
Cubes. "A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 6.15cs
Powdered. &c: Candy Granulated, &c; Dry
5.9Oc; Fruit Granulated, &c; Beet Granu-
lated QOO-lb bags only -; Confectioners'
A. 5.9Oc; Magnolia A. $500: Extra c. 5.4Oc:
Golden c. 530c: ID. " !. .20c: barrels, 1Oc more
half barrels 25c more; boxes. SOC more: so 10
bags. 10c more for all kinds TabIets-HaIf
Dominos. s.9Oc per ID No orders taken for
less than seventy hve barrels or its equivalent
QUICKSILVER-Is weak at SAL 5O6l42 so for
local use and $41Q4l 80 per flask for export.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Poultry and Game.

Two cars of Western Poultry were received.
one of which went direct to a leading retailer
The car that was placed on sale in the whole
sale market met with a good demand 81 so
per dozen being the ruling price for Hens
Receipts of domestic stock were very light as
usual Monday, and offerings consisted
chiefly of small yosng stock that had been
quiet in that line of goods and prices were
nominally unchanged. Wild Doves came to
hand in very poor condition and had to be
sold at lower prices. Hare and Rabbits were
in good request at steady rates.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, 15717c per lb for
Gobblers and 14G15c for Hens; Geese, per pair
81 2511 50 Goslings 81 5091 IS; Ducks. $40
4 so per dozen for old and 81 50d5 for young
young Roosters $7Q7 so; old BOOSTERS, 81 500
8; Fryers 81 b0d5 so; Broilers. $393 so for
large and 81 5oq3 for small; Pigeons 81 so per
GAME-Wild Doves. 40950c per dozen; Hare,
81 25@1 so per dozen; Cettontail Rabbits. 81 so
az per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Nothing quite so radi-
cal as to-days sharp rise in Vaiues following
the continued advance last week has been
witnessed in the wheat pit Tor long time.
According. to private dispatches the whole
Northwest has apparently been more or less
affected by the deadly rust. Reports indicate
loss of the entire crop, while the percentage OF
damage in field after field was described as
opered strong with gain OF 1sqAc 70 y 1 19c,
at 91I3c to 91Zc went TO 81 OOb In success
sion OF leaps with but momentary pauses when
holders, satisfied with their pronts, realized.
pit who have been scoffing at the increasing
advices of rust encroac5ments were soon in
big rush for grain, and carried the price OF
September TO 81 OF y. There were nearish
showed the worlds shipments to exceed esti-
mates by over 1000, coo bushels, but such
news was overlooked in the general fright
that appeared to possess traders. Realizing
checked the advance temporarily and caused
reaction TO 99a.c but hnal ngures showed the
buying craze again in nearly tull force,
September closing strong at 81 u
Corn was strong, chiefly owing to the in
huence Of wheat September opened Nc to 15c
up AT 52$sc TO $3.50 and advanced to 5Skc
before being checked by selling orders, induced
by reports of excellent progress OF the crop
in some sections. The close was at recession
from thu high Doint but the tone was hrm.
oats were steady at the start, with Septem-
Der &c lower to &c higher. with the up
turn in the other pits. September advanced
to 33IIc, but lost some on reallzlng sales
The close was firm at :53 ls GS5i4c-
Provisions were easy. early sales showing
slight change from yesterdays closing prices.
The market was inactive. Closing prices
showed September pork unchanged at SD 40
ard was unchanged at So 7Tl5. Ribs showed
a gain of 1Oc at 81 511S07 625a.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low Close.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Deciduons and Citrus Fruits.

Small tree fruits In shipping packages were
in good request for shipment on the steamer
lots of Peaches. Plums Prunes, Pears and
Apples met with prompt sale for that pur-
pose at good figures Local trade, however,
was quiet. usual Monday. and there was
an abundance Of second quality fruit TO De mad
at easy rates. few small lots Of Strawberry
Freestone Peaches from Coloma met with
prompt sale at $4,000 per box while yellow
Crawfords from the same section brought DOC
per box The Gamers Offering $25Q3O
per ton for other Peaches but were unable
to procure any great quantity. as receipts OF
large boxes were light and were pretty Wen
prices Wrapped Bartlett Pears were plenti-
full but ruled firm and bulk stock was STEADY.
with the Gamers purchasing freely. Inere
We're not many Plums sold for canning ac-
count, as buyers and sellers were apart IN
their views. The Apple market was reported
steady and prices had an upward tendency.
Some fancy Gravensteins in A. tier boxes were
firmly held at 81 so per box but no sales were
reported at that figure. Offerings Of Figs con-
sisted almost entirely Of carried over stock,
which sold at lower rates. Nutmeg Melons
and WatermelOns were in free supply ana
changed. Grapes continued to drag and Ber-
ries had but little change
worths. s4G6 for Alviso Berries and s395 for
the larger varieties.
BLAS8BBBRIEsw,s2sg ,5sss per per chest chest;
HUCKLEBERRIES-1 per lb
APRICOTS-Nominal
APPLES-S1d1 % per box for fancy 25c9Sl
for choice and 35d60c for common; Crab Ap-
pies 5Od6Oc for small boxes and 81 for large.
PEARS-Bartlett. S5cGS1 Is per box for NO.
1 and 2564Oc for No. 2: to Gamers, S25Q3O per
ton
PEACHES Small boxes. 35Qeoc; carriers.
'OP93G PfMs open SND Do1P per crate
and 25G4Oc per small box; Plums in bulk, 81 90
ais per ton
NECTARINES- -75q9Oc per crate for red
and SOC for white
FIGS-7jdS5c per box
MET,ONS-CantaIoupe S1d1 so per crate;
Nutmeg Melons, .BG6I6OC per bOXs WatermelOnS,
S5G25 rer hundred
GRAPEs-seedless. 5Oa75c per small box or
crate and 65075o for open boxes; Muscat 600
75c per crate; Black. 6OdT5c; Fontainebleau.
35d5Oc
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 50d2 so per
box for Valencias and 81 25d1 so for Mediter-
ranean Sweets; Lemons, 81 25d2 75 for fancy.
81 5Od1 75 for choice and $1G1 25 for stand
ard: Mexican Lines $404 so per case: Ba-
nanas 81 5OG3 per bunch for Central Amerf-
can and 75cG$1 so for Hawaiian; Pineapples.
81 5OG2 so per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Hides, TaHO7r, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1561e under quotations Heavy salted
steers 1Oc: medium. DC; light, SIC; Cow
Hides. sds1kc for heavy and sdSSc for light:
Stays &c: Salted Kip. 9c; Salted Veal 1Oc:
saIted Calf lie; dry Hides. Ice: dry Kip. ISc;
dry Calf 1sc; sheepskins. shearlings. 2594Oc
each; short Wool 49g6Se ao each; medium. IJ9
50 IS for large and S2q2 so for medium. 81 25
al as for small and soc for Colts: Horse Hides
dry 81 T5 for large and 81 so for medium, S19
/ % for small and SOC for Colts. Buck skins
Dry Mexican. soc; dry salted Mexican, 25c; dry
Central American cO93215c Goat Skins
Prime Angoras. 75c; extra large do 81 25;
large and smooth. soc; medium. Soc; small.
20c
TALLow-No rendered. 494Ac per ID;
No. 2. 315c: grease. 21aG3c.
WOOL-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo.
cino. 1Iq19c: San Joaquin and Southern. II
months 10012c; do I months, 9d11c per lb;
Middle Counties. 13G17c for free and 12615c
for defective: Northern. 16G1Sc for free and
14G16c for defective; Nevada. 13916c. accord
ing to condition.
HoPS-Nominal at 25G2715c per ID for Cali
fornia. 1908. Contracts for 1904 crop quoted
at 17d21c
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The market for new white Potatoes was
quiet and weak at easier prices. Supplies
were far in excess of the demand as nearly
all of Saturdays belated arrivals were stilI
on hand and fresh receipts were unusually
heavy Sweet Potatoes from Coachella were
Offering at &c and few small lots from Mer-
ced sold at 315c per pound. Onions continued
weak but prices were no lower.
Fresh arrivals Of Tomatoes were lighter than
usual and the best stock did a little better,
with occasional sales of small parcels reported
at SOC per box. Offerings OF Lima Beans were
chiefly of poor quality and met with slow
sale at the previously quoted rates The other
vegetables were in free supply and generally
weak
POTATOES-New Burbanks from the river
S5cGS1 10 per ctl in sacks and $161 25 per
ctl in boxes: Salinas Burbanks. 81 5Oa1 65 per
ctl: watsonville Burbanks. 81 2561 so; Early
Rose. s5c@$1; Garnet Chiles, s5cq$1: old Po-
tatoes nominal
ONIONS -Silverskins 81 1901 25 per ctl.
vEGETABLES-Green Corn 50cGS1 per
sack; crates from Alameda, $161 so; from
Berkeley. 81; Green Peas, 1q3c per lb:
String and Wax Beans. 5OG75c per
toes in small boxes. nominal: large open
boxes, 25G40c; Summer Squash. 25@35c per
box: Cabbage 75c per ctl; Carrots 81 per sack: !:
Cucumbers. 25G4Oc per box: Pickle Cucumbers
nominal Garlic, 2h94c per lb; Egg Plant,
35640c per box: Dried Peppers, nominal; Green
Okra 50d60c per box; Green Peppers 35H4Oc
per box for Bell and 25G4Oc for Chile; Mar
rowfat Squash. $15G20 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
. COFFEE TRADE.
ilality of the Ne7r Crop Said to
Be Poor.

p, :T'bs circular o. Henry Nordlinger & Co.
'1SeH. YORK. says;
= .'rhe quality Of the new crop is generally
: reported 10 be poor The report comes from a
t&ood many sections that the beans are poorly
Fr1ried. are OF small size. and that the general
T-urs uf the Coffee is not OF good roasting
xnef11s. Il has frequently occurred during the
INST month o. two Of a new crop season that
She' qualts. was described as inferior. but later
ksrrtrals have generally shown more or less
t1Inprolemeut Nearly all the recent offerings
ktoorly. described qualities and there is yet
S2no-indication Of change Tor the better in this
prospect II really seems 10 be correct this time
ChsI fhe average run OF the crop is OF. poor
i0us1itF. and if this is the case. IL would Ger
q 0O0eoo beEs for Rio and Santos has not been
4 Coed old crop Conees are appreciating in
TFsfle anc are IN strong demand, a consider
,Sbae premium being freely paid for same. The
ee'to.ck u this description Of commercial grades
1s very small.
The poor quality OF the new crop may in
Nertere with consumption n some extent. eSpe-
Eciaily a. first. II VIII take some time TO edu-
Ecate the trade 20 the idea that Tor general
trade purposes they viii be bound 10 take hold
OF the new crop, which viii eventually con-
Ntitute the available supply here.
'Al recent estimates ~ the isO4-5 Rio crop
name $500. 600 bags The annual consumption
ceeds this figure, and our large roasters will
q not be able 70 obtain their requirements of
sane IN the producing section. For this reason
gheS HlA he bound n enter the Santos market
more freely than heretofore in order 10 I'll
the.r wants. one OF our large roasters is re-
ported 10 have started purchasing in a large
-V.as IN the latter market during the past fort
ulEEt
while we entertain the opinion that much
higner prices VIII prevail later in the year. We
believe the present position 70 be such that
not much change in price either way VIII take
place Tor about month
S'nblic 0DiuioR IS enthusiastically inclined on
ecc.unt ~ the ests hlished fact that the pro-
.du"flon OF Brazil Coffee is now insufficient for
the requirements Of the world. Statements
o have been made lately that the unfaTorahle
weather enCoun reTasi during June for picking
sgc drying mas been most favorable for the
uosIrsFr1ert Of the trees. and il is claimed that
the 1906 crop VIII turn out 10 be large one
W consider it entirely too early for the seri-
Gus consideration OF any such proposition. The
% trees have not entered their bloss0nning period
ys-. The FIRST Towering which can be ex-
peCIed 10 tlrn into fruit takes place in Sep
teTEber. and after that favorable climatic con-
''dSsous must prevail for period Of fully FIVE
% mopths no develop and mature the bean proper
ly.-s This makes il clear that the talk Of a
large 1865 crop al the present time is en-
rSresy premature"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-09
Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RaiSiHS, Honey.

FRUITS-New crop-Apricots. 715G9ikc;
Peaches, 5ai171Ac per lb; Pears. 669hc: Figs
2-crown bricks. PFC; 3-crowE. 55c; 4crown
65c; 6-crown. 75c; bulk white. 3L d31ac; black
4c Old crop-Evaporate Apples. C150715c per
pound.
PRUNEs-19Os crop. 1%a2Ac for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-Association (. o. b. prices Fresno
CsubjecJ to change without notice. fol-
lows: 90 lb boxes-Loose Muscatels g. crown,
Sc; 2crown. 21sc; Malaga loose, 3-crown.
2#c: 2-crown PIC; seedless Sultanas. Sc;
seedess Muscatels. 2Ac; Seeded Raisins. 1907
cartons. fancy 419c: choice. 4c; 12-Oz cartons
fancy 37sc; choice. 3Ac per H.
NUTS-WaInuts. No. 1 softshel 1315d14c;
No. . III LH12c: No. 1 hardshell, 13413hc /;
No. 3 11011 1sc; Almonds. 1914 d13%c for new
Nonpareiis. 1914 d12Ac for I X L. 12G1215c for
Ne Plus Ultra; Peanuts. 6GTc for Eastern; Pc
cans. 11q13c: Cocoanuts 81 5065.
HONEY-Comb. 111h013c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted 5h6
SAC: light amber extracted 5G6c; dark. 80 q
4Ac
BEEswAX-2TQ29c per ID