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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisins. Honey

The Consolidated Raisin Company has ad-
vanced its prices on old stock seeded and quo
tations for seedless also show a fractional ad- =
vance. The Raisip market IS extremely un-
settled owing the recent rains
There are slight changes in Apricots and
Nectarines both of which are firm, and
Peaches also rule strong
FRUIF&New crop-Apricots 7%Q10c for
Royals and 9G12c for Moorparks. Nectarines
6Q71ae for White and 6Q6Ac for Red:
Peaches, olaqSRc per lb; Pears. IQ12c;
Plums pitted. 69616c for black SgShc
for red and 79S1ac for yellow; Figs, 2-crown
bricks. soc: 3-crown. 55c: 4-crown. 6Oc: g.
crown. 65c; bulk white. 2s4 @3c; black, 3Ac.
Evaporated Apples 51kG7c per lb-
PRUNES-1%G1%c per Ib for the four sizes
and &c basis for the large sizes
RAISINS-1904 crop T. 0. b. Fresno-Im
perial clusters. So 25G2 so: Dehesa. 81 s5G2;
London LAYERS Soca$1 Loose Muscateis, A
crown 3bG4c; 3-erown 3G3%c; 2-crown.
2hq2Ke; Seedless. 2kG2Ae; Floated. 2ac
Seedless Sultanas. 3634c;. 1903 crop-Loose
Museatels 2@2hc; Seedless. Ia @2c: Floated
&c: Pacific 1&62Ac; Seeded, 3Ssd42c; NAL
agas. 1%G214c per ID: Seedless Sultanas, &c
NUTS-New Walnuts No l softshell lie;
No 2 DC: No. l hardshell, 101ac; No. 2 SIC:
Almonds 1e@1Tc for Nonpareils 14914Hc for
X L. 13Q14c for Ne Plus Ultra and lie for
Languedoc; Peanuts, 6G7c for Eastern; Pc
cans. 11@13c: Cocoanuts. 81 50Q5; Chestnuts.
1o615c per ID.
HoNEY-Cornb 11Sd1Sc for white and 1o9
lie for amber; water white extracted, 5h6
&c; light amber extracted. 5g5hc; dark. so
BEEswAx-2 2T@29c per 10
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New YorI, s1ncL ,rar,-o.

NEW YORK. Oct IO-There was b,,t
s-usgish resi- 5nse 10 an accumulation az va
Ti1ls Factors favorable 20 values OF securities
I'D to-day market The industrials sn5
especially Tie tFuu and steel stocks were lifted
tlt of this Indifference during the course az
,-e ldsr nlt tne Railroad stocks made but
--e-7 -ea1"as- opening prices were higher
1-l- ial me combined advantage OF consider
ao-e buying orders received over Sunday
peiter range ~ prices in London before the
opening here anc some large supporting orders
10y me purpose ~ establishing . higher basis
fh which % sell The customary selling IA
take uronts under these circumstances made
u appearance and did not cause surprise.
h-t me recovery from the effect from this
Mondays market fer some time pasr 4era
ana lnere aa individual stock was pushed
UPWARD n-r without much. response in the
general aet The United States Steel stocks
made great resistance To the heavfness. In
~. market ana The preferred advanced ID
ne highest prices on the present movement
trade anfioes were very fav0ra bic and
f.l-'ea O. an expanding demand fer all lines
.- Steel produces Special stress was laid on
-Hra rlels being placed by railroads an
'-r tre country for ~ ling stock and loco
l'trs This hrl ught this railroad equip
r.ur stock into the movement
41laigamated Copper responded 10 the de-
and 'or co1ur both FOR spot and Tor future
delivery With The al-anfage Of favorab BILE
defelcpueuts in special feds was coupled the
lP1efaI agreement Of railroad officials as "a
0--s1r cf freight of al grades n nerchan-
disc. both east and west But these evidences
~ industrial business reviyals are but con-
fl-r1a+lon NJ convictions which have under-
Jain che confident operations IN stocks for
lrar- weeks past.
A raf he~ rsEged showing % trivial gains
a1c losses rn'rod vas the ne result for the
dew. uira rhe closing heavy.
B-nds were irregular. Total sales. par value
s. 600.
T-nitea states bonds were unchanged on call.
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Wheat and other Grains.

wHBAT-Foreign futures were lower and
weak. The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows in quarters: Russian, 74o 600;
Danubian 124, coo; Argentine T2,O00; Indian,
1888 600. Australian 10000 The American Wis
ible supply showed the large increase OF S,232,
600 bushels.
Chicago declined from 81 OSA to 81 OIss
and closed at 81 0SIs-
In this market futures We're lower and quiet.
The cash grain was also quiet the buyers buyers
prices, but quotations remained unchanged. A
dispatch from Portland said that Wheat is
going East at the rate of 100 cars every day,
and this is rapidly draining the three North
western States of the 1904 crop. At this rate
it will take seventy two days yet to move the
and the Middle West. About $500 600 bushels
of this Wheat still remain to be moved. The
shortage in cars has checked buying for Chi
cago account up north. as already mentioned.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 4.nl 52A; California
White Australian 81 50Ql 62h; Northern
Club. 81 1901 52h: Northern Bluestem. 81 so
al 62h per ctl.
Session TO 80 a. m.
Open. High Low. Close.
Rsssnesr Rss 81 sl 81 81 81 sl ssS sSs 81 50 sP
p. m Session.
RSSsmeef nss 81 sls 81 '4 sl s4si 49, 'f & 81
BARLEY-The week opened quietly, with
very little variation in prices. There were
sales of cash grain at 81 1212 Futures were
weak, with not much doing
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 oT14aI 121k: new Brewing and
Shipping. d6 81 l5q1 171a; chevalier. 81 17A0
l 221z per ctl.
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a m
Open High. Low. Close.
December 81 105s 81 II 81 107s 81 IL
2 p. Session.
December-$1 IL.
OAFS-There is nothing further new to re-
port in this market Receipts continue ample
and the market is quiet with offerings larger
than they have been and consisting almost ex-
clusively OF Red.
White. 81 37I4q1 55 Surprise 81 5G@1 90;
Red for feed 81 32d1 45 for No l and 81 221a
al 30 for No 2: extra fine for seed, 81 421a6
l so; Black. 81 3OG1 35 for feed and 81 500
l 20 for seed
CORN-Receipts of Western are again free
and 1900 ctls came in yesterday. The mar
ket is quiet at previous prices
Western sacked 81 +odl As for Yellow 81 45
for White and 81 40G1 421a for Mixed; Cali
fornia large Yellow, 81 40G1 45: small round
do 81 55G1 621a White, nominal Egyptian,
81 S5mI As for White and 81 25Q1 80 for
Brown.
RYE-s1 35d1 40 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nominal at about 81 per ctI
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS..

Local stocks and bonds quiet and fea-
tureIess.
wan street stocks steady 10 firm. Cot
ton higher.
Snser advanced sc. Slight fuctua-
tions I'M Exchange.
wheat and Barley quiet, with weak
futures.
Sats Offering more freely. Rye quiet
West
Hay and Eeedstuffs as previously
quoted.
Bean market kept unsettled by the
continued rains.
1otatOes in large receipt, but steady.
vegetables and Onions in lighter re-
ceipt and firmer.
Poultry steady. Game in light re-
ceipt and higher.
rain cuts down arrivals OF fresh
Bruit. CranbeITies lower.
1salslns very unsettled, owing to the
storms.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
WOOL, Hides and Hops as before
quoted.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs unchanged.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-A radical decline in
gram prices at Liverpool had a depressing in
ndenee on the wheat market here at the open
ing. The December option was off a shade,
While May was higher The weakness abroad
was due mainly to large shipments from Rus
sia. An additional drag on the local market
was fresh break in corn prices. For time
commission houses had liberal offerings, but
the demand was light. As result December
sold off to 81 0T5 and May to 81 0SA The
market made a slight recovery on buying said
to be for the account of a leading bull operator,
but trading lacked animation. Continued
heavy primary receipts We're a seemingly ef-
fectuai check TO bull operators. During the
latter part of the session, however, the market
became decidedly firm a result of active
covering by shorts. report from Minneapolis
stating that a good sized lot had been sold
caused a rise. The Roumanian crop report
came about this time, placing the yield at
50, 600 GOO bushels compared with ~ 600, coo
bushels last year. The Roumanian news proved
a useful instrument in lifting the market the
demand forcing December up to 81 0Sk and
May to 81 09As. The market closed firm. with
December at 81 0S5s and May 81 09l4 al 09%.
continuation Of warm weather was the
principal element in a weak corn market De-
cember opened LG3se lower at 4T5sR4S1sc,
sold between 4I$se and 4S12c and closed at 4Sc.
Oats We're easy. December closed 1ac lower
at 29%e.
Provisions were weak general liquidation.
So 45; lard and ribs were each down 7hc at
81 40 and 81 6715
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Anffa oil
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FrsIit CI,on Renort.

Eson The Crop Bulletin. United states De
IaFtnent q Agriculture, Washington. d. G,
tor the week ended September 2G. 1904:
AlthouEh damaged BY high winds in New
lork. good crop OF apples Is promised in
q ne recent ueeze III New England, and
larEe crop OF good quality is being picked in
Michigan Elsewhere generally inferior crop
New Engiere-The freeze Of the 22d was the
eolaest ever known at this season; apples little
lnl urea picking VIII soon commence.
NeW lork-Iops harvested: apples damaged
o.. hlsh N'.rcs. Eood crop generally.
New JeIsey- Killing frosts on mornings Of
20 anc 80 did immense damage 70 tender
Nine crops; apple picking begun; grapes below
9sSlests cranberry picking well advanced.
FenTSs Vazlia-- Killing frosts OF 22d and 23d
caused serious damage 10 fruit: apples fair In
sections. pears and plums plentiful peaches
poor eEceu on highlands.
Marylono and Delawsre-Frosts injured TO.
ustoes-
: -rginia-Fruit especially apples, scarce.
Noila Carolina--Grapes ana apples better
sphttlng and falling; trees present good ap-
rSansas--.ADples and peaches fair crops Of
Ienressee-Anples promise fair crop
Alssoufl-I-ight and inferior crop Of apples;
indiana-Grspes and plums abundant: pears
.alle- lilenlne- Isir yield being marketed; apples
ulinOis-Appless fair northward moor .Is.
where; grapes abundant.
Vest Eirginia-ApDles falling and will make
ohiso-Apples fair to good; grapes and plums
abundant and good
Alchigan--Large apple crop OF good quality
being picked.
"a eonsin-CranberTies much Improved. crop
excellent. but small yield.
kansas-Apples poor 70 very good
Idaho--Large quantities OF fruit of excellent
Q.s--ly Delng shipped from southwest valleys
1oioraoo-Apples best crop in years
ltah-Eruit generally above average
p astllng ton-tiOp picking finished cron
'hree-f -fourtns TO average according to Ioca iBtv.
quality good ny
tregon--Frune curing progressing ,-iet5
--sht. sTfAes promise abundant Yield
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Arrivals Of Potatoes over Sunday were heavy,
aggreeating over 5000 sacks but a firm feeling
prevailed. as it was expected that subsequent
receipts would be light because of the rain
and prices well maintained. Fancy Sa :
linas Burbanks were wanted and some marks
brought advance. Onions arrived freely
but the market was reported steady at the
previously quoted rates
Receipts of miscellaneous vegetables were
light as the rain checked the movement from
some sections. and prices of some kinds were
higher Fresh arrivals of Tomatoes cleaned
up readily at prices ranging from 35c to SOC
per box, while old and poor lots continued to
drag with some selling below the quotations.
Observation-Disclosures from the river 500
75e per ctl; Salinas Burbanks, 81 1901 40 per
ctl; Sweet Potatoes. $1@1 15 per ctl
ONIONS-$1Q1 20 per ctl
VEGETABL ES-Green Corn T5c6Sl 25 ner
sack or crate; String Beans, 2i5A3c per
lb; Wax Beans. 3Q4c per ID; Lima
Beans. sg4hc per l6; Tomatoes. 2e@
box: Cabbage; 75c per ctl; Carrots, 75c per sack
Cucumbers, 35@50c per box; Garlic Az G4I5e
per Id; Egg Plant. 35a50c per box: Dried Pen
pers. nominRl Green Okra, 35Q5oc per boz
Green Peppers. 40965c per box; Marrowfat
Squash. $15 per ton.
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WOULD LIMIT
SPEED OF CARS
Supervisor COnnOr Proposes
Ordinance to Fix Maximum
at Eight Miles an Hour

At yesterdays meeting of the Board
of Supervisors an ordinance was in
troduced by Supervisor COnnor max
cars to run faster than eight miles an
hour. 1t was referred to the Street
COMMITTEES.
Connor's proposed ordinance pre-
hibiting the distribution or circulation
of hand bills, books, pamphlets OF any
device tending to be used as an dd-
vertisement upon any street or side
walk or in any doorway or entrance
to any building or premises was also
referred to the Street Committee.
The same course was taken with
Eggers' proposed ordinance prohibit
ing the deposit upon the public streets
of oil drippings from mobiles, auto
mobiles or locOmobiles. Complaint
has been made that horses have slip
ped on pavements upon which such
drippings have been allowed to fall.
The Southern Pacific Company filed
an offer to dedicate strip of land eX-
tending from Twenty-fourth avenue
south TO the nOrtherly line of the Paul
tract for street purposes.
G. j. RAIDER filed complaint that
the Spring Valley Company charged
him for more water than his meter
indicated and asked that an ordinance
be passed to prevent such alleged
overcharges.
The ordinance increasing the height
limit of fireprOOf buildings from 200
to 220 feet became a law yesterday
without the Mayors signature. The
Mayor decided not to veto the meas
ure, but would not sign it,. 1t will per-
nit M. H. de Young to add to the
height of his building at Kearny and
Market streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Gorcrnment CROP Report.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1O.-The monthly re-
port to the Chief of the Bureau of Statis-
tics Of the Department OF Agriculture will
show the condition of corn October / to
have been S39 as compared with SAG one
month ago. sos October l, 1903; 1916 at the
corresponding date in 1902 and a ten-year
average Of 7S.3.
The preliminary estimate of the average yield
per acre Of spring wheat is 12.7 bushels, sub
ject to revision when the final estimate is
made in December
The average quality of spring wheat is 75. 4
compared with S5.b in 1908 and 37.7 In
1902
of about SSS, 500, 600 bushels, an average of
81. 4 bushels per acre. as compared with 2S
bushels in 1903 81 3 in 1902 and a ten-year
average of 2s.2. The average for quality is
81 4 against 20 o in 1908 and S6.T in 1902
The average condition Of potatoes on Octo-
Der ! was SO. 3 as compared with Gle one
month ago. 74.6 October l. 1903 SO 3 AT
the corresponding date in 1902 and a ten-year
average of 1875.
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Beans and Seeds.

A further slight advance in Limas is noted
They are very firm with the farmers not SELL
ing. The crop is estimated at about
400, 600 sacks and 1t Is reported that owing to
the rains about 90, 600 sacks will not be har-
vested. Most other kinds more nominal
than ever. as this second storm has increased
the damage, and put the market all at sea
again. At the same time there is some move
nent in large White and calored kinds to
Montana ard the Southwest several cars per
day going out this business and these de-
scriptions show rather better prices in conse-
guence. The whole situation is vague and
contradictory
BBANs-Bayos, So 25@2 55 Pea. So soa3 10.
Buffers. 81 Z5G3; small White 81 90G3 *
large White. 81 2562 80: Pink, So 1908 1O:
Red, SO 1904; Lima. SAGA 20; Red Kidneys,
81 50a4 70; Blackeyes. 81 35@2 55 per ctl:
Horse Beans, 81 s5a2 40.
SEEDS Brown Mustard. nominal: Yellow
Mustard, 50 25j Flax, S2a2 75: Canary. 6A
Timothy. sac; Hemp. 31s@3%c per Id: MiIlet'
21xQ3Ac; Broom Corn Seed. $20Q21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles 1902 25 new Green
Peas S2@2 25 per ctl.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry opened the week steady, small
young chickens particularly being in good de-
mand and firm. The market was sIenderiy
supplied with domestic stock and prices for
that line of goods stood previously quoted
Two cars of Western were marketed and
cleaned up well at good prices. Game was
in light receipt and generally higher. English
Snipe were Offering and brought So per dozen.
POULTRY--Live Turkeys, old. l4a15c per
lb for Gobbfers and 15@l6c for Hens; young
Turkeys 2OG22c per lb; Geese per pair 81 SO
@1 75; Goslings, 81 1902; Ducks. s4 50ab per
dozen for old and 81 509e for young; Hons.
boosters s515 80: old Roosters. 81 50GD5: Fry
ers, s4@4 so; Broilers. $3g3 30; Pigeons 81 20
per dozen for old and 81 5092 for Squads
GAME-Wild Doves - per dozen Gray
Geese $5 per dozen: English Snipe, So Der
dozen; Hare. 81 25Q1 70 per dozen; Rabbits.
81 per dozen for Cottontails and 81 80 FOR
Brush
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The London tin mar
ket was again slightly higher, closing at 9129
lOs for spot and 912S lis Cd for futures Lo-
as result, it seemed, of rather freer offer
ings an da light demand, and spot closed at
$2S 25Q2S As.
Copper was unchanged at $50 12s Cd for
spot and $50 los for futures in the London
market Here 1t remained firm and about
unchanged, with lake quoted at S13Q13 12R /;
eiectrolytic, SIP s712Q13; casting, $12 62A0
Lead was unchanged at SIP los Cd and
81 2Oq4 80 in the local market
Spelter was a little lower abroad, closing
al M LIS I'd, While locally II remained un-
changed at $5 1905 20.
Iron closed at 50s Sd in Glasgow and ABS Cd
IN /N1lddlesboro Locally iron unchanged.
NO foundry Northern is quoted at $13 T5Q
IA 25; No. foundry Northern. $149I4 80: No
foundry southern and No. l foundry South
ern. soft, $13 75Q14 25
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Provisions.

The market is quiet and unchanged.
cUREp MEATS, S, Bacon, 1Hc per lb for
14Ac for extra light and 17c for sugar
cured; dry salt Sides. 10%e; Bellies 12c
fornia Snisrh hams Mess Be s1osio 50 per
bbl extra Mess. $11d11 90; Family Sl2d12 80
prime Mess Pork $14 80; extra clear $24:
Mess SIS: Dry Salted Pork 10%e; Pig Pork
s26: Pigs Feet, s5; Smoked Beef. lac per Ib.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6bc per ID for
and 101ao for pure; half barrels, pure, 10% G.;
1O-lb tins 11hc; 5-lb tins, 11%c; BIB tins
111ac,
half bbIs SAc; one tieree. sBc; two tierces
Sc; Ave tierces. 75sc per ID.
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General Merchandise.

RAGs-Grain Bags, $5Q5 26: San Quentin.
"a so: Wool Bags. 3eQ32c; Fleece Twine 715e;
Fruit Bags, o1aG7hc for white and 7c for
brown Jute-
Iington, IS; Seattle, Sc so; Bryant, SO So
Beaver Hill. SIS SO; Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay.
s5 10 Richmond, 81 80: Cumberland, Sl3 in
bulk and $i4 90 in sacks; Pennsylvania An
thracite Egg. $14: welsh Anthracite Egg. S13;
Welsh Lump. $11 so; Camel 50 per ton: Coke.
sii bOIl3 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks;
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
OIIs-Quotations are for barrels; for case.
add &c; Linseed, bse pc per gallon for boiled and
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases.
06as0c per gallon; Cocosnut OIL. in barrels
5sc for ceylon and Soc for Australian; extra
hIeached winter Sperm Oil, csc; natural winter
Sperm on CSC; extra bleached winter Whale
Oil. bTc natural Whale OIL, SIC; extra winter
pure Nsatsfoot Oil, T3c: No. Neatsfoo, OH
63c: light Herring Oil. 42c; dark Herring OIL
s0c: salmon OIL. 34c; boiled Fish OIL. 3Tc: raw
Fish OH, 35c: boiled Paint Oil. 33c; raw Paint
GOAL oII-water White Coal OH. in bulk.
sss sssr sasa lssc: Extra star 2ac Elaine 2sc; &C.
Gene 23c: Deodorized Stove Gasoline. in bulk.
Iec; IN cases. y Ee; Benzins; in bulk. lsc; in
AZ rTRFEiNTINE-s1 IrR1si per gallon in case. and
7bc in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7k0
7%c per lb; white Lead. 7h@T%c. according
to quantity
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per 10. in leo 10 bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed CSC;
Powdered. g. Ice: Candy Granulated 6.1Oc; Dry
Granuiated. fine, &c; Dry Granuiated. coarse.
6c Fruit Granuated, &c; Beet Granulafed
C1Oe-lb bags only. 5-90c; Confectioners' A. Sc;
Magnolia A. 5.60c: Extra c. $500; Golden G.
g. 4Oc: ID" 5.30c; barrels 10c more: hall
barrels. 2bc more; boxes. SOC more; 6O-lb bag 8
I0c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels.
4 k0c- haEo e nc F. sfa1
&c per ID. No orders taken for less thar
seventy-nye barrels or its equivalent.
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Receiots of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Stock and Bond Exchange Holds Its
Annual Meeting.


Local stocks and bonds opened the week
quietly, with few changes, the most prominent
OF which was advance in Hawaiian Com
merctal to $50. Spring Valley Water was frae-
tionally higher. The Tonopah and oil stocks
were dull and featureleaS- The ComstOck min
ing shares were in fairly active movement,
with a hrmer tone in the northend group
Ex-dividend yesterday Monte Cristo oil
Company, regular monthly, 1o per share,
amounting to $1,000; Marin County Water Com
pany, regular quarterly. 75c per share. amount
ing to $4,000; Giant Consolidated Powder Com
pany, regular monthly. SOC per share. amount
ing to $4,000; California Wine Association.
regular monthly, 60c per share, amounting to
s26,125 20; the Mackay Company. a regular
quarterly dividend of l per cent on the pre-
ferred stock; the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company. a regular quarterly
dividend Of ia per cent on the asserting and
non asserting stock
At the twenty second annual meeting of the
Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President Ed
ward Barry; yiee president. Worthington
Ames; chairman, Walter Turnbull; yice chair
man, ID. r. Wilson; secretary Harry
Schwartz; treasurer, Daniel Meyer
Following is a summary OF the transactions
In bonds and stocks for the fiscal year Of the
exchange ended September 10. 1901:
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of fresh fruits were light yesterday.
the rain at the close of last week checked
picking in the growing districts. Strawberries
and Raspberries in good condition brought
higher prices. only few chests being received
and there were not enough Figs or Wine
Grapes on the market for a quotation. Apples
and other deciduous fruits were in ample sup
prices. The market for table Grapes was
steady except for the Seedless variety, which
dragged at sharply reduced prices. The other
varieties We're in free supply and the receipts
came TO hand in better condition than ex-
pected only a small portion of the offerings
showing the effects of the recent rains Citrus
fruits were quiet and all kinds stood as pre-
viously quoted. The feature of the market
was the arrival of the first new crop Grape
size came in from Oroville and We're held at
S5 per box. but were not sold. having arrived
berries was quiet and both Cape Cod and Coos
Bay kinds were being offered at lower prices.
STRAWBERRIES -$SQl2 per chest
RAsPBERRIES- -$4a7 per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIEs- -9Q10c per lb.
CRANBERRIESES2 80 per box for Coos Bay
and 81 75QS % for Cape Cod.
APPLES-$1 25G1 so for fancy. S5c@$1 for
PEARS, .,Bartletts. 81 25@l 70 per box. in,
cluding cold storage; Winter Nellis, 75c0
81 25: other winter varieties. 409T5e.
PEACHES-40GS5c per box.
PLUMs-40675c for small packages and 81
PERsfMMoNs~ 75cQs1 per box.
RANATEs-35@5oc for small and
$1@1 20 for large boxes.
OUNCES -25a5Gc per box.
FTGS-Nominal
MELONS -Cantaloupes, 75ca$1 25 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons. A0Q75c per box; Watermeions
$163 per dozen
GRAPES-Seedless from cold storage ESQ
s5c per box; Isabella. 50Q70c per crate: other
varieties, 25Q65c per small box or crate and
5ec9$1 20 for open boxes; Wine Grapes. nom
inal
CITRUS FRUTTs-oranges. 81 5oas so per
box for Yalepcias; Lemons, 81 50a3 for
fancy 81 T5G2 % for choice and 81 25G1 so
for Standard; Grape Fruit. 81 5OG3 so; Mexi-
oan mes n6r
per bunch for Central American and 75ca$2
for Hawaiian: Pineapples $2 1913 %.