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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
UTAH ALSO HAS lit;
RADIUM A PLENTY
.lspe clal to inc Times. plspatch,l

SALT LAKE Feb. 4.-Discovery has
been made in the northern part Of Emery
county, this State. OF an extensive deposit
of pitch olende, the rock from which
radium is extracted. The d!scoverer IS
Oscar Beebe. Il cattle rancher
The pitch hisrde is found IN connection
with carnotite. which Is shown by Pro-
fessor Aild.rhrand' S analysis to contain
5e per cent. uranium and 1850 per cent,
yanadlum. The pitch blende Is very dark
some Of It almost black and some specl-
mems are rich III the green sh-yelloW SUBJ
stance that is sald to contain radium.
Beebe is preparing to develop the property
n association with other men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
SHE MADE PRETTY BOY.
West Virginia Girl Tried to Play
Boy to Make More Money.
spec.al to The Tlmes-DTspatch.,

Especial TO The Tlmes-DlspatchO
81 MOUNDVILLE, w. VA. Feb 4.--Stella
Smith, aged 20. who came he.e from the
Incus trial school Tor Girls. at Salem, O..
fold friend she could make more money
working as a boy and donned malo
q, the Moundv lie Holel, THIS morning
HE clerk bacame SUSPICIOUS, then smiled
and sad
! ou make pretty good looking boy
The crowd In The hotel Office also eaAed
at he slenLer volta. sac became lr.gnt-
eneo ran out OF the hoIel and uoa ded a
car Tor n heellug. Nj Supter, of Lalay-
cite Avenue, said the slri disappeared
fron Ter home and TOOK With her Il suit
+ of ciOtaes belonging 10 ncr son,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
POISON IN PACKAGE
FOR HAPPY PARTY

Especial 10 The TImes- Dispa tchD
SCRANTON. PA, Feb Awhile an
evening party was In progress q e. t als
home Of Mr., and Mrs. 6sgal a. No rriy 9s9
Penn Avenue, a messenger boy, arfltS ,s,i
oLeied it Vas found to Contain poison.
At The messenger service oliiee y was
50 j that tho rackage was left there ~ 'Se :,
young man. whose desc lptlon mas pesH
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aged one hundred and two years, a min
lister of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and resilient OF Chestnut Ridge Tor
a home at the county almshouse, Key,
Mr.. Warden has the credentials OF his
ordination IN 1924 .
The application for admission lnto inc
almshouse was presented by Mhrt'n ..
O'Hara who has known the old preacher
from his poyhood and who states that
Rev. Mr. wardens mind is still clear,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
It Reminded Francis.

David r. Francis. pres ldcnt Of the ST.
Louis Exposition. was a guest at the
Sc;rldiron Club dinner Saturday night, says
the Washington Times. before tho dini
nershe met friend, who said
| wish you would tell me Il
funny story expect those fellows will
call on me tonight and | want TO have
something ready.
f'.iou remind me of time when was
4 canpaigning In Missouri" replied Fran
els. 81 got to a hotel and the bill Of
FAR, consisted of cornbrcad, canned goods
and bacon. wasn't impressed | wanted
Il something good to eat and | said 10 the
landlord, Is that all YOU have to eat?'
II heard a lot OF quail calling around
here when was driving in. Haven't
you any quall?'
y 81. Stranger said the hotel keeper. III
" had any quail | would eat them my
s SELF
Same with funny stories. If I knew
4 one Id keep it for myself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
PREACHED 80 YEARS,
THEN IN PO0RHOuSE

Especial to The Yrimes-Dlspa tchl
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 4,--fhe Baili,
more County Commissioners Z. lo-aay
granted permit 10 KeY, James WaFasn' .
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WANTED FAgGENTLEN1AN OCCUPANT FOR
two handsome third story rooms, near Jencr-
son Hotel. with private bath. Address p. V.
W., care this office, " tU. ~ 4. "
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Colonel McCabe Named,

Governor Montague yesterday named
Colonel w. Gordon Mccabe s, Q mem nse ! O.
EWSnositIon Company. to succeed Right
REV, a, NJ Randolph resigned. II
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE..

gFsSSoNss lKpRRREFp Fa 6 SaH as a.
ceased Will PLEASE, make Haymsnt e her
Estate vii please present thyn sr g rs fot
payI,niee,Tta.;; Tor a. /. a. 81 NJ 3rfar NJ.
As stokes' deceased, " East Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
board, can be obtained at 81 Wet FRANKLIN
excellent fare; also stable for rent
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/ REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR SALE OR RENT-HoTEL SOUTHERN:
elegantly furnished good patronage, s hsalth p
Apply HOTEL SOUTHERN, B Southern Rail-
way, Boydton. Va ttSlst -------
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THE MISSES P1TzER, PJs1aMAN ENT AND
transient boarding: New York, 147 and loo
East rhlrty-seventh Street,; Richmond. Va.
K 113 and lis East Franklin Street, near JET
! fersoh Hotel. {88E ". Slf t}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
/ OFSHUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF. TODAY
The Judges Question.

e vms.n s. Burr, Ut Derby. Conn.
who Resigned from the bench las5 IN W.
4 M account Of deafness, d!splayea ~ ,s'S
*nGoItss ri resignation 2, ,,,, .,ys nm
Il that has always IHa ma nv n 49, 59
& f.,1ls.e Burr, it will be recalled, SAID
that Providence had been un .,lss 80 -, tor
Il tiif ting MIN with deafness. ms Utter
Rnnc. Surprised the general pubic ou ~ ~
HI MOI surprise the trends of the unlor-
sturale jurlst ~, 80 ether
as1 how, he once introduced to Judge
Is,;rr n novelist who is now famous. Inc
no elist was young and obscure al va
tine. but what he lacked IN years .lnu
y "a ma he mo g than made up Tor 10 sen
Il cor ndence He believed IN himself; ne
BllaC no doubt Of his powers; he deilghtea :
~ -caili1,r attention to tbs brlllIances OF
h his mind. 80,
III rlc,s.iy and sternly. Finally he said:
55!>Tt..Sr.' YOU expect to be famous some
-. Same "a day. said the young man, II
exrsc, % have the world at my feet"
Lave you been dong all lHis
L time, !. said the judge. ''wniking on your
hards?"
u Chamberlains Umbrella Story.
81 oseph Chamberlain. in one Of his re, re-
U breila story that has not been recordeu'
saws the Philadelphia Inquirer.
M. chamberlain wished 10 point OUT
s. tina ignorance was to blame tor much
Of the censure that mad been ATTACHED
to his tariff reform scheme. ne sala:
f.'M by, my trierds, many oil my oPpo
Ill ,erts are as ignorant Of my proposition
as-rwas a certain farmer, many years
ago, of the umbrella.
;t1'his farmer had made journey OF
eo,.,e twenty miles on loot TO j sE'.i an
tcwn. AS he was about TO sci off for
hone again, a hard ran came up, anu
his host loaned him an umbrella nov
58 eI., at the time--openiEs II himself so
# az Ia save his friend all possible trouble.
3e'-7,.A week later the farmer brought the
Tim hreiia back. The weather was bright
an. fine but he held the instrument open
over his head.
= This contrivanae-. ne, grumbled,,, is
II moro trouble thdf us worth. There
wasn't doorway nj the. village could
& get it through, and ! mad to tether 1t
Ri AL the week in a field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
ROOMS FOR RENT.

615 N. E1GHTII-BRIGIiT ROOMS. SINGLE
or double good table.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

FOR RI1NT-FRoNT ROOM AND HALL
room, furnished Apply al 500 q Leigh st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

list YOUR FARM WITH ME-. I s ELL MORE
farms thun any other dealer In Vlrgn
ROBERT SOMMER, IeSo5 =. Marshall Street.
Richmond, Va. and Tarmville, Vn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BIAS E.NfENT
4 floor Of four rooms (s.reet level, cont eaient.
IS arranged for any one desiring tab .
bonrders; $40 East Logh. S$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
The Buyer The Seller, The Loser, The Finder, Inc
Merchant. The Trader, and All Those Who Have Bar
gains to Offer, Meetin a Page Of 1ee-Dee Wants
BOARDING.

EIGHTH, M 51e-BR1dttT ROOMS. SINGLE
or double; good tnble. l$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

DON'T HAVE CHEAP LOOKING COSTLY
signs hut get good signs cheap! Ses THE
= SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN CO.. 1872 u. Main.
. Phone Ia. 20 {s,, f5+sin.-l. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-oN THURSDAY, 4TH. ON ALLEN
Avenue, Carter Ashland Or South !, I, Fourth I, II
ward If left at J. 4. Goblin & co.'s or
F1CB Eleventh md Bank Streets. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

dress suits ana other hnr is2lnn clo n ~
Mrs. A. j, PYLE, 3l6 N. Filth Street fhone
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SIGNS, sioils, SIGNS.

LET OUR PRICES: DOLLARS sAvEDt NOT
4 cents: ny kind OF signs. SOC THE SOUTH
z ERN ADVERTISING SIGN co. lal! i -.
Main. Phone Ia. sa,i ~ ~ ~ ------.-
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS. I.

DON'T REpAINT YOUR 51GNs7 THEN
esng yenr fnos; hpt arc so, JnfffEsRHpf
HDVERTlSING SIGN CO.., 1919 u. Main
Phone 123. v. p .lA -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

mi 3.>,rsr ELABORATE EVENING DRESS
- cieaned by our Frencn procsa3 Wltno.t
Timing or removing trimmings. Mys. -. - ~
q PYLE 3l5 North tlfth slrect- uo oi4' 1o -.'
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FURNITURE MOVING.

careful and responsible peoEle. MlLLINER'.s
TRANSFER, 9ta q. Broad Street Phono5
1445 .4-. n, 4... -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

GLOBE TONIC CURES 1ND1d EsT1oN: SAN M.
pcs tres or 81 bottle a5c- 1878 East Main
& and 1913 HULL 81 "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL, W Ann S!x
>iTHGE MANUFACTURING COhPANf.
.nhnne 871. or write US q portal; we Will q.
anime same and report cost OF putting ie "
good orties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

no a r. 5C;ARRETr.5 ON GARRETT:
HSYOtI ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
/, trnc CT OF land described as 90 5-6 acres.
sunny Side. Tuckahoc. Masisterial DIS,
IN The .----I day Of g--- for the taxes.
lcv:es. interests and costs due thereon, for
tn, year 1859. In the name Of A.. z. Gar.
mott, or Garrett. to the Commonwealth or u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

D2pApER1Es AND CARPETS DYED TO
A"I PYLE. 3I5 N. Fifth Street. Phone 232.,
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' 81 Same 4, day." said the young man, II
4 expect 70 have the world at my feett t,,s
& 1imn. - said the Judge. .'wiLiking on your
Il harGs 2"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

~ yo1in ROOF LEAKS ~ PHONE 1st OR
write 1. b. j oINsoN, Agent, 142t =, MAIN;
ctiick and permanent repuir o. s.nh,i ep t,.
Complicated leaks and ROOF work a speentl -! -.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-1 HAVE FOR SALE a. SMALL Al
pt, yun or child 10 ride or drive; tn. bet
child's horse In town: VIII sci. rn,5n1 g
kind master. w. S. COPELAND. Ilmcs s -D.s-
patch. s535.5s hi 10y w. " ---.---- -
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COME; AND 1T A SQUARE Ne, MEALii , SVS IN
ID well at SCHLIESER'S RESTAURANT
col East Marshall
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WANTED, THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN rA y.
inr IL and up for Platinum Photos TO EXAM
Inc our line from So dozen and up. JEF-
E FERSON FINE ART GALLERY. y East
4 Broad; tho old rclinblc; 80 years IN the DUE
mess In Richmond sssS W 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

IErcONp.HANp CLOTHING AND SHOE
4 bought. NJ SEIGEL. 1908 u. Main.
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UpEp WARM-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
Wood Heaters and Cooking Sto es az 6teSSE
WW9aJP1nu.ARt; CO., sos East Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

WHEN You CONTRACT WIT JUS FOR
he sure IFS done right: also agents. for ccfe-
brated kelsey Hot Air Furnaces AM Wei.
come Ranges F. s.. DALTON 6; CO.. 10
Governor Strast
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PERSONALS.

1,IcEs DY15p LIGHT or. DARK SHADES
TO match ateral for dresses. etSi ot wssr
coiored decnte shades ~. eyenr, ,hs atreat
'Ehone 2522. ta tif ~ 7tS ,4glt .,tss II <,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

!, MORGAN TREAT. u s. Marshal.
q. Dickinson. Proctor for Libellant-
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

WANT p-oLD GOLD AND silver In any
condition; hjphes cash prices ,,nid Or VII
Change. "a. sM.gMEYEK AND BRO. sJeWe lers.
No. E2a Broad Street Richmond. Va.
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The Confed crate museum

nv ELtrliI AM CA4Ai 3 ltEL >:
Opens duly from y a. NJ. to r., u.
Admission. % cents Eree OIL saturdays
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LEA<Y ROOFS,

sMOI<E# PARKE AVENUE CIGAR, CHA
4 A. SCHMIDT & CO.. MFG.
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\ HEI,P WANTED Male.

TWO DESIRABLE POSITIONS IN RICH
,nond for photographers who operate smith
Premier Typewriter; good sallry TO u r.
oughly intelligent young men. THE SMITH
PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Employment
Department. SO2 East Main Street..
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an application FOR the purchas Sc thereof n
nGarinE from the records Of this office that
ye are Interested in the said land, YOU
ara further notified to appear here, within
four months from date OF this notice. ana
do what may be nec9ssary " ptotept
"A 't Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January, 1874. !. =, Y, nv >,1,11,r
rlerk al the County Court OF Henrico.
Jan 16-laW-4t 5ss hs8 ssfft
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Haven told tho other
introduced to Judge
is now famous. Inc
and obscure at the
lach ed in years ana
made zip for In sell
eyed IN himself; he
powers; he delighted
to tbs brllllunce OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05

Jrdse Burr observed 'nat the b So saia n'''
sSf"Sc YOU expect to be famous some
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The Valentine Museum,

s ELEVENTH AN u CLAY 0IRE14 A 3
OPEN 10 a. ri. TO s p. n.
ADMISSION csc.
FREE ON SATURDAYS
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05

for conversion into bonds. which was the nom
inal cause for the buoyant rise in that stock
yesterday. made it natural that some selling
should result to-day. II was not surprise. TO
see the force OF the days rumor- -mongeriEg
shifted to the Northern Securities question.
as these two subjects have shown Unexhaust
ed capacity for stimulating furious price move
ments.
The movement centered in St Paul to-day
That stock seemed 10 reach no limit to its
night. Its action was the direct outcome Of
the strength OF Union Pacific and Of Southern
racine on the exchange, and or Northern Sc
curiues On the curb The new phase OF to-
days runors regarding the settlement of the
dispute over the distribution Of the Northern
securities assets was that II involved the
lodgment Of control OF Northern Pacific,
which is the vital point in the contest in St.
Paul, but not the faintest admission from any
ofhcial source Of the truth Of the report could
be secured.
It was pointed out that the legal contest to
decide the question will of necessity be
pushed to conclusion in order to meet the
obligation OF the Oregon Short Line directors
10 the holders Of the participating bonds. The
extraordinary action Of st. Paul in the market
prevented entire discredence of the report.
Room trading incident TO the movement was
on an enormous scale, and involved quick
turns IN tens OF thousands of shares The
movement elsewhere was more moderate and
was accompanied by steady profit taking not
only in United States Steel preferred but in
others which were prominent in yesterday $
rise, notably Erie and Norfolk and Western.
For while during the final hour the profit
taking became general and rather precipitate
on the days advance.
The advance started in the Southwestern cot
ton carriers yesterday by the Government s
estimate was continued to-day with the Mis-
souri, Pacific leader. Pennsylvania moved out
Of its instability Of yesterday and shared in
the advance, although its August settlement
was not considered highly satisfactory owing
TO the large decrease in gross earnings which
had 10 be overcome by a retrenchment in op-
Grating expenses. On the other hand, good
August statements did not help Southern Rail-
way, Norfolk and Western or Chicago and AL
ton. The Weather Bureaus weekly bulletin
on cotton somewhat modified the effect OF
yesterdays Government estimate and the fore
cast OF freezing weather and snow In the West
and Northwest was a factor in the day s
market.
The New York money market continued tran
gull but both the Government and interior
absorbed further large cash resources Con-
tinental exchange moved against London, and
gold was marked up another fraction there.
The stock market here closed unsettled and
Irregular by reason Of extended late profit-tak-
ing movement. st. Paurs net gain was 6A,
one point less than the extreme advance.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
S6,O55, coo. United States old Is declined Is
per on call
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
Dried Fruits, ,NntS RaiSiHS, Honey

Peaches and Aprcots in good demand
and firm while Prunes and Raisins continue
quiet. Prices for all remain unchanged. Nuts
are firm and the opening prices are maintained
There is fair retail demand for choice Comb
Honey. and this description is rather firm than
otherwise
FRUITS-New crop-Apricots 7%69%c for
Royals and 9Q12c for Moorparks; Nectarines.
512Q7c for White and 5hG6Ac for Red
Plums. pitted. 66si5c for black, s@shc
for red and 7Gs15c for yellow; Figs, 2-crown
bricks. 50c 3-crown, soc; 4-crown 60c: g.
crown. 65c; bulk white 2% G3c: black. BIC.
Evaporated Apples. 51zG7c per H.
PRUNES-12s 01&sc per ID for the four sizes
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1e04 crop (. o. b. Fresno-Im-
perial clusters 81 25a2 so; Dehesa. 81 s5G2;
London LAYERS. s0cG$1; Loose Muscatels A.
crown, 3h64c; 3-crown, 363%c; 2-crown.
21aq27sc; seedless 21s@2Ac; Floated. 21sc;
Seeded s31s q51ac; Thompson,s Seedless. 4Ac:
Seedless Sultanas. 3Q3Ac;. 1908 crop-Loose
Muscatels 2d21ac; Seedless 1%c: Floated &c:
Pacific. Ia G2Ac; Seeded 31aQ415c; Malagas,
Ia d2A4c per ID: Seedless Sultanas. &c.
NUTS-New Walnuts No 1 softsheI lie;
No. 2 Sc; No. 1 hardshell, 1013c; No. 2 Shc:
Almonds 16G17c for NOnpareils 14d14nc for
l X L. 13614c for Ne Plus Ultra and lie for
Languedoc: Peanuts, 6dTc for Eastern; Pc
cans. 1G1Sc; Cocoanuts. 81 5095; Chestnuts.
15d1T12c per Id.
HONEY-Comb. 11I5613c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted. 5156
&c; light amber extracted. 5@5t5c; dark, 30
41ac.
BEEswAX-27a29c per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
Deciduous and Citrns Fruits.

The demand for fresh fruits was limited
and, there was no movement In shipping
channels the market had an easy tone with
trade Of hand to mouth character. Faney
Apples continued firm and the top quotaton
was easily obtained for top quality oneringS; &
Bartlett Pears from cold storage were stiIl
held firm at 81 50G1 T5 per box. but dealers
experienced some difficulty in selling their
holdings at those figures owing to the aoun-
dance of second crop offerings, which were
selling at 81 %. Fancy Solway Peaches from
Oregon sold in small way at I5c per pox, OUT
the top for the general market was 65c with
plenty of poor stock Offering at 3544Oc- Figs
sold at a wide range as to size Of package.
from the river. Table and Wine Grapes ruled
very weak. receipts being large and consisting
chiefly Of rain damaged stock. Attractive lots
Of Berries met with ready sale, while poor
stock dragged usual A large portion OF
the receipts Of Malindas went TO the Gamers
worths in from Palo Alto and sold at
IS per chest. Citrus and Tropical fruits were
generally quiet.
sTRAwBERRIEs-S 25as per chest for the
large varieties and $3Q6 for Cheney Berries.
RAsPBERRIES-$3Q per chest.
S. HUCKLEBERRIES- -901Oc per ID.
CRANBERRIEs- 81 5Cg2 IS per box for
Coos Bay and $ss1S 25 for Cape Cod.
APPLES-s1 35G1 so for extra fancy. $40
l % for ordinary fancy and 100000 for com
PEARS. BaTtletts. 81 25aI IS per box. in
cluding cold storage; Winter Neilis, $191 IS;
other winter varieties. $4,000.
PEACHES-35Q75c per box.
POMEGRANATEs-4 for small and
81 25G1 so for large boxes
QUINCES-25G50c per box.
FIGS-5OcdS1 % per box
MELONS-Cantaloupes. 60cG$1 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons 40q75c per box: Watermelons
81 25Gl3 per dozen for ordinary and IS for
extra large
GRAPES-Seedless from cold storage s5cG
81 per box; Isabella 50Q75c per crate; other
varieties, 25d80c per small box or crate
and 50eQ$1 for open boxes; Wine Grapes. $120
Is per ton
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 5073 so per
box for ValPpCiaS. Lemons SO 60f73 for
fancy 81 T5GI2 % for choice and 81 25d1 so
for Standard; Grape Fruit 81 50d3; Mexican
Lines. 81 50G5 per case; Bananas, 81 5O92 so
per bunch for Central American and 75c0
81 25 for Hawaiian; Pineapples nominal