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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Bonds Continue to Lead Stocks 81
the List of Sales.

Bonds sold very well IN the afternoon On ths
Bond Exchange but shares we're quiet all day.
Alaska Packers advanced 81 20 S12s. but there
were no ether changes OF note The OF and
mining stocks continued quiet.
Late dividends are: Pacific Portland Ce-
meut Company regular monthly dividend No.
2 OF so cents per share payable August 20:
Sovereign oil Company regular quarterly, -
cents per share. amounting 10 $500 payable
August 10: Sterling o. and D Company. rsgu-
lar quarterly. cents per share. an Increase
Of I cent. amounting 70 ST. 500. payable Au-
gust 10: California street. Gable Railroad Com
pauy a regular monthly Of IS cents per share.
on August 10.
Ex-dividend yesterday: Edison Light and
Power Company IS. 1921. regular quarterly.
amounting to Ss345-
The gross earnings OF the California and
Northwestern Railway Company for June were
SIPS. 704 a decrease o. Sss1 as compared with
June 1908 ard the net earnings were SIS SIS.
an increase OF 5000 The gross earnings in
creased SIS. .3SS and the net earnings decreased
S37 $50 for the SIX months ended June so
The United Milk Company o. San Francisco
is now paying regular monthly dividend OF
cents per share
The Imperial Pumping Company % san
Francisco has levied an assessment OF cents
per share delinquent September l.
The Philippine 4 per cent loan OF 19l4-l954
paid quarterly interest. amounting 70 sT0ooo
coo on August
The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
Company which in July increased the rate of
its quarterly dividend from per cent 70 per
cent reports an increase OF S251.16S in gross
earnings and an increase OF S23e. .323 IN profits
for the i've months ended May 81
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter was steady at the advance yesterday
and the market was reported in satisfactory
shape for sellers. A good deal OF stock has
lately been sold TO the public BY several large
retailers in cut-rate sales. and there has also
been a very fair demand from interior towns,
so stocks. while still liberal are no longer
unWieldy. Receipts continue large, but the
demand is absorbing them very we'll
Cheese is weak and shows signs OF again
accommodating Some new points are shipping
into this market and the dealers shelves are
gradually loading up again.
Eggs quoted weak and duh under free
receipts and liberal sticks, though quotations
are maintained At present relative prices Of
Eastern and California IL is reported that no
more Eastern being sold for this market.
and that when the lots already bought have
arrived there will be no more imported for
the present
Receipts were 12S. 400 lbs Butter, 1856 cases
Eggs and 160O lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 21G22c
for extras and zoe for hrsts: dairy. 1Tniec;
store Butter. 14916c; Eastern creamery. 1914 o
20c: Eastern ladle- packed. 14G151ac per h
CHEESE-9691Ac for choice mild new and
S4S1Ac for lower grades; Young Americas. 114
II 1ac Eastern. 10G15c; Utah. 12c per 10.
EGGS-Ranch 2215 624c for fair and 25926c
for choice; store. 19921c; Eastern, 20922 13e
for 1rsts and ISL d19c for seconds
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

River Potatoes ruled firm during the early
trade under light supplies and a steady de-
mand and fresh arrivals Of whites cleaned up
readily at a higher range OF prices The prin-
cipal river boat arrived rather late and
brought a heavy cargo, but the prices estab-
lished at the opening were well maintained
and the wharf well cleaned up at the
close. Small lots OF Salinas Burbanks were
still bringing 81 75 per Genital but the TOP
for the general market. Yellow Onions con-
tfnued to decline and ruled very weak with
supplies steadily accommodating.
There was continued weakness in miscel-
laneous vegetables and large quantities had TO
be held over Lima Beans had a sharp de-
cline and other Beans were practically unsaI-
able The top quotations for Green Corn in
sacks was obtained only for the best STOCK
from across the bay. Offerings from stockton
were hard 10 sell at 50G75c per sack and some
very poor lots were offering at 25c, but found
few BUYERS Tomatoes continued to arrive
freely aud there was an abundance Of carried
stock on hand.
s5caSf 25 per cti in sacks and $1df so per
ctl in boxes: Salinas Burbanks. 81 50d1 65 per
cti: watsonville Burbanks, 81 25G1 so; Early
Rose s5cT$1; Garnet Chiles. S5cG$1; old Po-
tatoes nominal
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. S101 so per
CRAZE and 5OcH$1 per sack: Green Peas lf73c
per lb: String and Wax Beans, from soc per
sack 10 1c per ID; Lima Beans 215 f315c per Ii: /:
Tomatoes in small boxes nominal; large open
boxes 20635c; Summer Squash. 20130c per
box; Cabbage 81 per ctl; Carrots, 81 per sack:
Cucumbers 25G40c per box; Pickle Cucurnbers
nominal; Garlic. 3q4c per Id; Esq Plant. 409
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General Merchandise.


BAGs-Grain Bags. SIC; San Quentin. - IS;
Wool Bags 3CT32c; Fleece TNvine, TIC, Fruit
Bags, 6hG71Ac for white and &c for brown
1ute-
coAI-w.lllns.en. s. per ton; NsE wslllnE-
Bay IS 500 Greta. 81: wausend 81: Richmond
81 so; Cumberland. s1S In bulk and s14 % IN
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg s14.
si1 so: Camel IS 80 per ton: Coke sf1 S06i3
per ton IN bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky Noun
per long ton. according to brand
OTL@Quotations are for barrels for cases
add SC; Linseed. SIC per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A. cases. 81 1901 p; Lucol. soc for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut, cases.
65asOc per gallon; Coeoanut OIL in barrels.
bleached winter Sperm OIL. CSC; natural winter
Sperm OIL. Sc; extra bleached winter Whale
strained Lard Oh. 75c: No. 1 Lard on s5c.
pure Neatsfoot oil, TSc, No. I Neatsfoot OIL.
63c; light Herring OIL 42c; dark Herring Oh.
4Oc: Salmon Oil &c; boiled Fish OIL. SIC; raw
Fish OIL. 35c; boiled Paint OIL. 33c; raw Paint
Oil Sic
COAL OII-wats- White Coal OF. IN bulk.
13c; Pearl Oil. In cases 19Sc. Astral. 10 1Scs
star 1916: Extra Star. 24c: Elaine. 26c; Eo-
Gene. 23c; Deodorized stove GasOlins, IN bulk.
cases, 191sc; s6-degrse Gasoline. in bulk, 25o:
in cases 31c.
TURPENTINE-s1o per gallon IN cases and
T5c IN drums and ircn barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead ~ q
T@e per Ii: White Lead. TAG7&c. according
70 quantity
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per ID. in 1OO-lb bags
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 605c:
Powdered. 59Oc; Candy Granulated. 5:SOc; Dry
Granuated fine. $500. Dry Grsnulatsd. coarse.
5-sOc; Fruit Grsnulated. 5.9Oc; Beet GraHu-
lated 0O0-lb bags only, -: Confectioners'
A 5-sCe: Magnolia A 5.4oc; Extra c. 5-3oc:
Golden c, 5-2Oc; ID 51Oc; barrels. 1Oc more:
half barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more; 50 -
bags. 1Oc more fo- al kinds Tablets-Half
barrels 6SOc: boxes 655c; H & E. Crystal
Dominos S.SOc per H. No orders taken for
less than seventy five barrels OF its equivalent.
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Hay and FeedStufS.

Handlers OF Feedstuns continue to quote
firm markets for these lines at unchanged
prices. There Is no change in the Hay situa-
uon' which Is thus stated in the weekly CIR
There has been some little dininution in
Hay shipments during the past week the total
amounting 70 4200 tons in comparison with
$500 tons for the week preceding. The rail-
road company. because OF the accumulation on
the tracks here, has refused TO take Hay from
many points. but in spite Of this fact there is
still quite congestion IN the local freight
yards Conditions remain uncha nZed in every
way here. for the demand continues light for
this season OF the year. and everybody in the
city seems to be looking for lower prices. In
the country some sales have been made, al
though most OF the farmers seem inclined to
hold out. anticipating some improvement in
values. There is quite a bit Of Hay going
IL Is anticipated that this will slacken OF in
the near future owing to the fact that they
rapidly filling their warehouses there. We
are still hearing of surplus of Hay in many
districts which do not usually visit and at
these points there is a general feeling
that they must begin to ship in their
plus product to the San Francisco market. To
summarize We would state that everything
points to rather an overcrowded market for
the remainder Of August"
BRAN-$21622 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S24d2 % per ton.
SHORTS-s21a22 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley, So 50ff23 so
per ton; oilcake Meal at the mill, SSr 5oa32 So;
Meal $50 50G31 so; Cracked Corn. s3l Q32;
Mixed Feed. $22G22 so; Horse Beans S304 40
per ton; Broom Corn Feed, s0c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat. $9G11. with $12G12 so for ex-
IL: Barley and Oat. ST19 so: Volunteer Wild
Oat, $7H9; stable. S7G9 so; stock. S. 5oQ7 so:
Clover. 81 J0d9 so: Alfalfa $7010 so per ton
STRAW-5oGT0c per bale.
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Ne7O York Stock Market.


NEW YORK. Aug. 3--Speculative activity
n stocks continued light to-day, but such
interest there was shifted IN a pronounced
way 70 stocks ot railroads whose traffic is
largely r1ste Up OF cotton. This was not sur
prising IN view Of the character OF the report
o. The Agricultural Department on the con
dition q the cotton crop on July 25 which
made its appearance a. noon today aud which
presented a situation without precedent in
condition of 9i g per cent has never been ex-
ceeGed except AT the corresponding period in
1884 when 81 s per cent was reported Added
70 this the fact that the 52. O0o. 900 acres
planted this rear is much the largest on
record and the sensational view of the report
taken by the speculative markets viii be IN
derstood- Attention was somewhat diverted
rrum the spring wheat situation and the
wheat market also revealed some inclination TO
regard yesterdays alarm on that score as
overdons. The tone of the general speculation
ln spite of the sympathetic effect Of the ad-
vance "a the cotton carriers. Southern Pa
cihcs rise was the only instance OF notable
strength IN the general list and unex-
piained bv news II was regarded as designed
. further the subscription demand for the
rev stock An increase IN refined sugar and
decline 81 copper were equally without ef-
tect On sugar and on Analgamated Copper
Labor difficulties were a continuing repressive
elect sterling exchange advanced again to
"rere god exports were unchanged from Ia ct
probability against IT, The market closed
raLner heaNy at some recessions
ne BOND market generally was dull but Arm
Total sales par value. 81 600 600
DnlIe4 states bonds were unchanged on call
NEsW YORK STOCK list
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Hides, TaIIo7g, Woo! and Hops.

Late mail advices from New York saw Of
Hops: Cable advices were received from
the Continent reporting the fall OF needed rains
in Germany and Austria thus relieving the
anxiety over the crop situation in these two
countries. Gable advices also were received
from London reporting improving prospects for
the English crop. No new developments were
reported from the coast or up the state IO-
cally there was an unchanged and firm mar
ket Dealers stocks We're small and as the
indications were that these supplies were
needed they were held for full values
''Advices received from Oregon say that
Hop picking in that State will commence in
the latter part OF August the dry weather
causing an unusually early maturity
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1h9fc under quotations Heavy salted
steers. 1Oc; medium. &c; light. SIC: Cow
Hides S9S1sc for heavy and sGs1Sc for light
Stays. &c; Salted Kip, &c: Sailed Veal 10c
Sailed Calf. lie; dry Hides. lee; dry Kip 13c
dry Calf 1Sc: Sheepskns. shearlngs 2564Oc
each; short Wool 40d65c each: medium. T50
9Oc; long Wool. S161 so: Horse Hides salt
81 75 for large and $212 80 for medium 81 25
ri 75 for small and SOC for Colts: Horse Hides
dry 81 T5 for large and 81 so for medium 81 a
l 25 for small and Soc for Colts. Buck skins
Dry Mexican. SOC; dry salted Mexican. 25c; dry
Central American, 30G32Hc Goat skins
Prime Angoras. I5c: extra large do 81 %:
large and smooth. b0c; medium. 35c: small.
zoe
TALLow-No 1 rendered. 4a4Hc per Ib:
No. 2, size; grease. 21z CSC.
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Provisions.

Previous conditions prevail here and at other
points. Brokers wires from Chicago yestar-
day said: 1T is the same dull waiting mar
ket. There was some little selling to-day,
which the pit thought was for local packers.
The packers seem 10 be gaining ground in the
strike and production IS steadily increasing -
CURED MEATS-Bkcon. 10c per Ib for
heavy, 1O15c for light medium. 121zc for light
1313c for extra light and 16c for sugar cured I:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams 13iAc; California
extra Mess, s11a11 so: Family. S15a12 so.
prime Mess Pork s14 so; extra clear. S2f .
Mess. S17 so; Dry Salted Pork. exc: Pig Pork
$24: Pigs Feet S5: Smoked Beef. I4c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at ea61zc per 10 for
common and &c for pure; half barrels pure
9Ac; 1o-lb tins. sAc; 5-lb tins. 97sc; 3-lb tins.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel sZc; three
half barrels. S14c: one tierce SIC: two tfercee
Sc; five tierces. 75sc per Ib
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EVheat and Other Grains.

WHEAr-The English market was firm.
with higher futures, but the French market
was easy
Chicago was excited with the Northwest
and Southwest large buyers. There were still
many reports of crop damage in the North
west but Snow issued a report disclaiming any
serious injury. 1t confines the rust damage to
South Dakota and says il is very variable,
being heavy in a very few counties and light
in a large number with none worth reporting
in the majority. st. Louis reported the cash
demand very strong at a &c advance. The
condition OF the Ohio crop was announced as
60 against SO last month ard so a year ago.
The Chicago wires of r Brent Mitchell said ::
regular prices; it showed a further advance
early, but met with a great deal OF profit
taking and pit traders were disposed TO play
for a reaction. There was some buying at the
The Northwest again claimed crop damage.
but Shows report. which was the beartsh
feature of the day. dlsclaimed any material
injury There was reported a good cash de-
mand IN this market and in St Louis. but
Kansas City reports the demand rather slow.
Foreigners were fair buyers Naturally we
feel a little conservative about advising pur-
chases on top of a 15c advance. We are in
clined 70 the view that the damage reports from
the Northwest somewhat exaggerated.
There may be two sides to the market for the
time being but should feel disposed to ad-
wise purchases OF Wheat on what might be
In this market trade was by no means as
active as on Tuesday and futures were weak
err There is good buying on the breaks around
81 IS but any advance calls out large selling
orders. The cash wheat SHOWS no Iurther
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 3714G1 42h; California
White Australian 81 5511 81 4; Northern Club,
81 3TI.G1 4215; Northern Bluestem, 81 5212Q
l So per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session o TO II 80 a N.
December s. 8Os9 s9 sI HiEa q. 81 Lay aG s G2sf 9S
p. m Session.
Open High. Low. Close.
December 81 45I4 81 46 81 ASA 81 40
BARLEY-There was less activity yester-
day Futures showed a reactionary tendency
and the cash grain was also fraction weak
er, with a sale OF bright Feed at 81 0T15.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 o591 oT Y new Brewing and ship
ping. 81 1oG1 10; Chevaiier. 81 iT15q1 so per
ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 OF 81 OTl5 81 o. 81 Ola
p m Session
December 81 o45 81 IS 81 o7is 81 6s
OATS-A lot of fair White. slightly mixed
with Gray was offering Change at 81 80.
Otherwise there was nothing new. the market
being quiet.
l 37Ia for seed: Black. 81 Is for feed and 81 so
al 35 for seed.
CORN-Fifteen hundred ccntals of Western
came in yesterday Otherwise there was moth
ing new. the market continuing inactive and
Western sacked. 81 47aa1 So for Yellow and
White and 81 451l 80 for Mixed; California
large Yellow, 81 50ql 5Tia; small round do
81 55a1 so; White. nominal; Egyptian. 81 3Og
RYE-S1 25lI1 30 for new
BUCKWHEAT-Nominai az 81 1892 per ctl.
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Poultry and Game.

No more Western Poultry was received. but
the receipts OF domestic stock were heavy, az
gregatins about 1T5 cOops. ard the market had
an easier tone. Trade. however, was active
and prices were well maintained. with a fair
degree OF fruness. A car Of Western was re-
ported close at hand and due at any time
Game arrived freely and cleaned Up readily
at steady prices
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 15617c per ID for
Gobblers and 14Gi5c for Hens; Geese. per pair.
90 per dozen for old and 81 5065 for young
Hens. s. 5066 for large and 81 50G5 for small; /;
young Rosters S7f77 so; old Boosters. 81 SOC
5; Fryers 81 50G5 80; Broilers. S3G3 so for
large and 81 50d3 for small; Pigeons. 81 80 per
dozen for old and 81 2561 so for Squads.
81 25d1 so per dozen: Cottontsil Rabbits. 81 IS
a. per dozen
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Gram and Provisions.


CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Higher prices in foreign
grain markets with additional damage re-
ports from the Northwest. caused strength in
wheat here to-day. AT the close the Septem-
Der ootlon was UP l2c- Corn Is or lTsc Oats
are down y STs c. Provisions are up sc.
feeling Of hesitancy was manifested in
the wheat pit when trading began TO drag
The long series OF advances Of the PAST two
reached the zenith The feeling in the pit was
FOR the first few minutes somewhat unsettled
Foreign markets however. were extremely
strong. and prices for wheat at Liverpool
Advices from the Northwest were repeti-
tion of the builish news received from that
section during the past week Before the end
OF the first half hour these bull influences had
started en- active general demand Tor wheat
that resulted n a quick advance, september
selling W to a53sc The strength Of the cash
market here. as we'll II all outside markets
had consi6era bic influence Toward the middle
Of the session sentiment Veered 10 the bear
side, and the market was subjected 10 heavy
liquidation, resulting in a quick decline The
cause Of this selling pressure was statement
by local crop statstcan that the reports Of
exaggerated September broke 10 93Ac. On
active covering by shorts much OF the loss was
regained within tie last few minutes OF
trading, the market closing hrrn with Sep
tember at 94Ss G94& c.
Heavy liquidation Of Sertember delivery by
an influential commission house caused weak
ness in the corn market. The market closed
weak with September Ike lower at 51S q
Cats were weak: September closed at s4a
34Ic
Provisions were firm during the early part
CT the session on buying by local shorts, but
feeling Tie market closed easier. with Sep
tember pork and lard each down &c. Ribs were
a shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RaiSiuS, Honey

There is no further news regarding ths
Raisin situation and everything else IS as pre-
viOusly stated
Late mail advicss from New York say: For
the season there is reported 70 be a very good
1obbing demand for SPOT Prunes with stocks
light and badly broken. Sizes 6Cs to sOs in
elusive are particularly scarce. and IL is held
that unless some stock OF these sizes Is shortly
SHIPPED from tie coast the spot market will b
made bare by TIE steady requirements OF con %
sumption. The demand. however does not
seem 20 include sos There is steady demand
for carload lots OF new crop for October ship
meRt on a &c {. o. b. bag basis for Santa
Clara and 1 &c for northern fruit but no dis
position is shown to buy on a larger scale
We hear OF no business Of consequence in
either Peaches or Apricots Of the new crop
apparently holding on for concessions from the
present high prices. Spot stocks OF both va
rieties are about exhausted"
FRUITS - New crop - Apricots ~ 691sc:
Peaches, 50. GT15c- per ID; Pears. 66915c: Figs.
2-crown bricks. 52lsc; 5-erown. soc: 4-crown.
Csc 6-crown. T5c; bulk white. 3Ld3I5c: black
4c. Old crop-Evaporated Apples. 655QT11c per
pound
RAISINS-Association (. o. b. prices Fresno
tsub1ect to change without notice. are as fol-
lows; 50-lb boxes-LOose Muscatels 3-crown
&c; 2-erown. 215c; Malaga loose. 3-erown.
seedless Muscatels. 2Ic: Seeded Raisins. 16-oz
cartons. fancy fac: choice, 4c; 12-oz cartons
fancy, 39sc; choice. 3Ite per 10.
NUTS-Walnuts, No 1 softshell. 13i4614c:
No. p 11nG12c; No I hardshsI 13613nc:
No. 2. 11G11Isc: Almonds. 13a131hc FOR new
Nonpareils. 124121ac for I x l. 1261215c for
Ne Plus Ultra; Peanuts 6si1c for Eastern. Pc
cans. 11Q13c; Cocoanuts 81 5O65.
HONEY-Cornb. 1115713c for white and 103
lie for amber; water white extracted. 596c:
light amber extracted, 4Ia65c; dark. 3Ih641tc
BEESWAX-27929c per ID.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in deciduous fruits was quite active
as in addition 70 the regular demand for local
for top quality stock for shipment 10 Puget
Sound ports. Small packages OF Peaches,
Plums and ApricOts did better as a result Of
the increased demand and occasional sales OF
desirable varieties OF Plur1s were reported az
a slightsadvauce over the quotations Peaches
in lug boxes We're IN good request locally. Win
the general run Of offerings selling from Toe
TO 81 per box, while strictly fancy stock from
Niles readily commanded the outside quota
tions The leading Gamers we're Offering S25
per ton for good stock. and one outside con-
cern paid S35 for one lot. There were no fresn
was carried over from Tuesday cleaned up
at nominal prices. Advices from the growing
districts say that the crop OF Royals Is about
exhausted Wrapped Bartlett Pears were IN
good request and steady and a few lots sold
for shipping az a small premium Bulk stock
was well cleaned up By Gamers AZ the pre-
viously quoted rates Apples continued weak,
with the top quotation an extreme ngure Tor
the fanciest stock Nutmeg Melons were low
a. ,,-1Ia- f1,crasssS rsceiDrs while other Melons
were steady at unchanged rates Grapes were
nIentffrI and small packages dragged badly
A. = lower range OF prices. Berries were gen
orally lower, as the demand was less urgent
and offerings were not up to the usua'
sTRAwBERRIEs- per chest for Long
worths s4G6 for AIviso Berries and 81 SOC
50 for the IaTger vsrietiss5 tdss5 49,.
RASPBERRIES-S6Q per chest.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per ID
APRICOTS-Smal boxes, 40g5Oc; crates
4PPLE+S1f1 % per box for fancy. e59S5o
for choice and 35G5Oc for common: Crab Ap-
pies 5OGeOc for small boxes
PEARS-BartIett S5cdSl 10 Per box for
wrapped stock: in open boxes. $50 per ton for
No / ana 4e650c per box for No ?.
PEACHE+Snall boxes $4,000; open boxes
and carriers. 50G70c: lug boxes. T5cQS1 15;
baFkets 3U640c-
PLUMs AND PRUNES-Plums. 5OG65c pe-
crate and 50G46c per small box. in bulk $50
per ton for canning varieties Prunes. 609pI5 Sc
per box crate.
NECTARINEs-T5c0 per crate
FIGS-S1 25G1 50 per box
MELONS-Ca Cantaioupes. 81 25d1 T5 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons from the river. 50675c per box;
Watermelons. 81 25G3 per dozen.
GRAPES-5Od75c per small box or crate;
open boxes. 81.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges 81 5OR2 80 per
box for Valencias and 81 25d1 so for Mediter-
ranean Sweets: Lemons. 50 25T2 20 for fancy
81 5OTi 75 for choice and SI01 % for stand
ard; Grape Fruit, S1F1 so; Mexican Lines
SAL so per case. Bananas. 81 50f13 per bunch
for Central American and 75c6S1 so for Ha-
waiian: Pineapples, 81 5Od2 so per dozen
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

H,al-street Stocks frOctiondlly higher
Nothing ne1C on the local stock exchanges
Sharp falltHg of III the SaImon pack this year.
Fractional 5asIations in Sver and Sterling Exchang
Wheat and Barley quieer, 7rith easier futures.
Oats. Corn and Rye abont before.
Hay still PlentifsI ana 7Ueak and FeedStafs firm.
Beans and Seeds firmly held, 7u;th moderate supplies
Potatoes steady. Onions and Vegetables 5rsGk.
Butter steady Eggs easy and Cheese in larger supply
No further change III the RaiSiH situation.
Dragging market for Provisions still reported.
Cattle, Sheep ard Hogs continue in ample supply
Poultry easier under larger receipts.
Aoffve local and shipping demand for Fresh Fruit.
Nee Y0rk reports more denrGnd for Primes.