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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22
NO SUCH THING AS EQUALITY.
By WhlteIaw Reid, JournaIist.

grave change, amounting to- distinct degeneration
In the average American character Is the exravagant
notion never held in the days Of fathers that TINS
10 land OF equality and that man is as good as
another 1t has been land Of equality ana one
never has been good another and never VIII be
In this country or any other In this life other TILL
the inst God turns unjust and the creature that does Ill
becomes in his eyes as the creature that does WELL
The laggard declares he is just good as the man
that outsrpped him and that he IS the victim OF
monstrous Injustice In being left behind The spend
+riP+ Ands ~ iouitors since one man good
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

Don't think because n man Is an ex-
pert mathematician that he always
counts with the fair sex.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

Fortunately for his neighbors the
man who borrows trouble never payi
1t back,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

A Million a Day lor &c Of trOp
The United States imp ,.s argrrsai
cal and semi-trople@i =
S1.OOO.OOO a day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

other that while the frugal and careful
up declaration that since one man is
the
] at his maintain by logic
youc can't resist.
the admitted
vicious man 10 him nearly every
the
bind dynamted into submission
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22

At the advanced age OF Il, Senior
Montero Rios, familiar to Americans
as president Of the commission which
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-22
SPANS GRAND OLD MAN.

Beuor Rios Chosen Head OF Liberals
at the Age Of IL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. SIC; San Quentin. IS 90;
Wool Bags. 3OG32c; Fleece Twina T1sc. F-nft
Bags. 6h9711c FOR white and &c for brown
CoAICwsIIins.9n s.sr1 s: 81 IS per ton: New wsnn
Bay. s. 30: Greta 81; Wallsend. 81: Richmond.
81 so; Cumberland S13 in bulk and SI4 25 In
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, S14.
s11 so; Camel. s. 80 per ton: Coke. S11 5Oai8
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
So so per long ton. According to brand.
OILS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
55c for raw; Castor Oil in cases. No. I 7Oc;
Bakers AA. cases. 81 1OqI II: LucOl 4sc
for boiled and acc for raw: China Nut. cases.
5se for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra
bleaehed winter Sperm OF. csc; natural winter
Sperm OIL. 63c: extra bleached winter Whale
OIL. SIC: natural Whale OIL. SIC; extra winter
strained Lard OIL. 15c: No. / Lard OIL, csc:
pure NeatsfOot Oil T3c: No 1 Neatsfoot on
&c. light Herring on 42c. dark Herring on
4Oc; Salmon OIL 34c: boiled Fish OIL, SIC: raw
Fish OIL S5c; boiled Paint OIL. 53cs raw Paint
coal oII-water White Coal OIL IN bulk.
13c5 Pearl OIL. IN cases. 1915c. Astral. 19l5c:
Eocene. 225c: Deodofized Stove Gasoline. IN
bulk. 16c; IN cases. 22l9c: Benzine. in bulk.
l3c; IL cases. 19Hc; S6-degree Gasoline in
TURPENTINE-S1c Der gallon IN cases ard
T5c IN drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. II, %
TEsc per 10; White Lead. 7A97&e. according
TO quantity.
sUGAR-Fruit GranuIated IS .1Oc higher.
The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. per III. In 1O0-lb bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed, 6.05c:
Powdered. 590c. Candy Granulated, 8 90c. Dry
Granulated fine. $500; Dry Granulated, coarse.
$500; Fruit Granulated. 5.9Oc; Beet Granu-
lated 1O0-Ib bags only). --; Confectionery
A $500. Magnolia A. 5.4Oc: Extra G, $500:
Golden c. 5.2Oc: ID. 51Oc: barrels. 1Oc more:
half barrels. 25e more; boxes. SOC more: Sob
bags. 1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Halt
barrels. 6.3Oc: boxes. 655c; II. E Crystal
Domincs 5 soc per ID. No orders taken for
less than seventy five barrels OF its equivalent
RICE-Is rather easier. especially for do
nestle grades: there has been good buying al
the reduced rates put out by the southern
mills.
CANNED SALMON-Is quiet. The Colum-
bia River pack IS about half what 10 was last
year at this time On the Sound and IN Brit
ish Columbia there Is some improvement IN
the outlook Sockeye quotations for the pack
OF 1904 have been sent out as follows from the
north: Halves. 95c: tails 81 so. fats 81 90
This IS the third time in the history OF the
Industry on Pouget Sound that quotations have
been as high.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

New Potatoes continued TO arrive freely and
the market ruled weak with prices lower all
around There was some call for cheap Bur
Dahhs IN sacks for shipment TO the South
west which held the market steady for that
Grass OF goods. while higher grade offerings
lacked hrmness as the receipts were too heavy
LOT the regular trade to absorb. Salinas Bur-
banks sold at a wide range TO quality.
Good Onions were firm and SiIverskins had a
further advance
Changes in Vegetables were slight. nearly
all kinds being in free supply. The bulk OF
ana large lines had 10 be held over. Chile
Peppers. Summer Squash and Cucumbers were
sun IN excessive supply and carried over lots
OF all three descriptions could be bought below
the quotations. String Beans were dragging,
with the Gamers taking surplus lots at the
are steadily accommodating and there is no
market for them, as the packers are not buy
ing. and retailers are taking only very small
quantities.
POTATOES-New Burbanks from the river,
81 1901 80 per ctl in sacks and 81 40G1 IS in
Early Rose, 81 20Q1 40; Garnet Chiles 81 log
l 80; old Potatoes, S1G1 % per ctl.
ONIONS-New Red 81 50G1 65 per sack;
Silverskins, 81 S5Q2 per ctl.
NEGETABLES-Green Corn. $1G1 IS per
sack or crate; Garden Peas. Base per ID; String
per ID; Lima Beans. 596c per ID:
Tomatoes. in small boxes and crates.
50G75e; large open boxes, 81 2591 so;
Summer Squash 25GS0c per box; Cabbage,
81 per ctl; Carrots, 81 per sack; Cucumbers.
25q3Oc per box; Garlic. 3d4c per ID; Egg
Plant. SlG91 % per box; Dried Peppers, Sd1Oc
for sun-dried and 1212Q1Sc per ID for evapor-
ated; Green Okra, SQ1Oc per ID: Green Pep
pers. $1q1 25 per box for Bell and 5Oa75c for
Chile.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts Of Butter thus far this week have
averaged over 1000 boxes a day and the mar
ket is staggering under the load. The bulk
Of the creamery is going at 2Oc and only the
finest brands now command 21c, and smart
buyers are getting even them at 2Oc. Some
houses have instructed their salesmen not 10
ask over 20c and TO sell the goods II not at
one price. then at aonthers for the Butter
must be moved. Storing at current quotations
bids fair 20 turn out losing business, but
some houses have to resort TO IL TO get rid
Of their surplus.
There is nothing new in Cheese.
Eggs are 1c lower. The recent advance
obliged the retailers to ask the public 35c. but
the public would not pay it. prices have
had 70 fall back where the retailers can again
sell at soc. The supply is large and the de-
Receipts were 1O5. 600 lbs Butter. 145s cases
Eggs and 37OO lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 20d21c
for extras and 19c for hrsts; dairy 17G19c.
store Butter. 14d16c; Eastern creamery 1910
20c; Eastern, ladle- packed. 14G1513c per ID.
CHEESE-eG912c for choice mild new and
SdS12c for lower grades; Young Americas, 110
111ac; Eastern 10G15c: Utah, 12c per lb-
EGGS-Ranch. 25d27c for fair TO choice:
store, 19g2215c; Eastern, 20G2215c for frsts
and 17q19c for seconds.
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FINANCIAL

on the evening before had left warning for
bear traders. which made them timid about
putting out short lines.
There was an attempt to read in the action
OF Northern Securities directors in opening the
books for the transfer OF holdings an intima-
ton that a dividend distribution was 10 be
arranged in some way which would not con-
nict with the judicial injunction upon the
company Union Pacific would especially ben
ent from such an arrangement. owing to it's
large holdings OF Northern Securities through
the medium OF the Oregon Short Line. The
news Of the day seemed to be little regarded
IN the trading, although there much dis
cusSion Of IL in the Wall-street district. The
lnf1Rmed sentiment aroused in Great Britain
by the action Of Russian ships in the Red Sea
offers palpable danger OF the development
OF trouble that would have far-reachinE con-
sequences in the worlds affairs But the
anxiety over the matter was evidently not
very deep seated and the action of the mar
kets must be construed rejecting a conf
oence that peaceful outcome will result. The
renewed fears Of too much moisture for wheat
I in the West and Southwest helped the pressure
upon grain carrying roads The settlement Of
/ the r:eat-packers' strike was of very slight
effect, and was offset by the reported deter
mination Of textile workers in New England
70 90 on strike. A fall Of Il points in Anal
gamated Copper measured the disappointment
/ or those who had expected increase over
/ the regular dividend declared.
Call money offered with great freedom
I at I per cent Prices sold off to the lowest
/ late IN the day, but the closing was quiet
and steady.
! Bonds were heavy. Total sales $4,000
! United States bonds unchanged on call.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets continued
nrm The Marche Francois, the organ Of the
French Millers' Association, says that the
French crop prematurely ripened before the
berry was matured and that 1t will in conse-
quence be from % per cent to 30 per cent be-
low that of last year. The Hungarian crop
is officially estimated at 127. 200. 600 bushels.
against Isl 500 600 last year.
Chicago advanced 1&c The private wires
Of Mitchell, Mucahy & Co said:
The strength was on steady cables unfav-
orable European crop news, showery weather
through the West and lower consols. Prob
ably the latter had more influence than any
thing else. II was largely covering OF
mary receipts in excess OF last year. Kansas
City reports good cash market, but st. Louis
reports hardly so good. The millers are TAX
ing the best Wheat and the elevator people
the poorer Wheat Cash prices little better
than yesterday. Northwest crop reports re-
main favorable. Both the supply and demand
conditions and the speculative conditions are
for the moment most uncertain. So far move
ment OF new Wheat is meeting with a fair
inquiry. With good weather the movement is
likely 10 continue. Millers are under the
circumstances rather disposed TO buy from
hand to mouth and there Is no export busi-
ness. Speculative situation is complicated by
the European political news. While very few
tsintv ~ n Is eufhcient to keen an oversoId
market in vacillating condition.
Arm tfns though Offerings were larger Future1
were &c higher on the morning session with
a large business. The market is in fine shape
iOf s CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 321kG1 3s%: California
White Australian. 81 521za1 5715; Northern
Club 81 32RQ1 37h; Northern Bluestem,
81 52hGI 55 per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a m.
Open. High. Low. Close
December 81 351s 81 361s 81 35h 81 36H
2 D. m. Session.
December-s1 sess
BARLEY-The market was again very
strong with both cash grain and futures
higher 81 03a4 being paid for Feed The mar
ket in the ring was nervous and unsettled,
with heavy trading. At the opening the active
covering Of shorts advanced prices. but later
on there was large selling to take profits,
which beat them back somewhat
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 01AG1 O3&; new Brewing and
Shipping 81 o591 1215; Cheveiier. nominal.
FUTURES.
Session o to IL: 80 a m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December ...$1 O5 81 oo15 81 O4h 81 OLA
2 p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close
December 81 O4H 81 04h 81 04H 81 04ss
OATs-Continue steady, with moderate Of
ferings. New Reds are quoted at 81 1901 30
per ctl.
market is quiet. Receipts have been running
hEN. Western ~ sacked. 81 1901 47s for yellow
81 45dI 475 for White and 81 45 for Mixed;
California Large Yellow, 81 4541 so; small
round do 81 5O@1 60; White, 81 45Q1 so per
ctl Egyptian. 81 3od1 80 for White and 81 25
al 80 for Brown.
RYE-S1 2Oa1 so for new and 81 SOa1 s2h
for old
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was IN fair shape for
the selling interests. as the demand was fair.
receipts were moderate and there was no
Western Offering. Large young Boosters and
Heavy Hens We're In good demand and small
young stock cleaned up well, but prices were
no higher. A car Of Western falls due to- day
and Will be turned over to retailers by the
consignees. Game was IN good request and
steady for sound stock
POULTRY-Live Turkev- 14915o per Ib:
Geese, per pair. 81 2591 so; Goshngs 81 258
so; Ducks $494 so per dozen for old and
S495 for young; Hens. S565 so for large and
81 5Oq5 for small; young Roosters. Sc 5O97 so;
old Roosters, S4g4 90; Flyers, $4Q5: Broilers
81 5003 so for large and S262 so for small ;
Pigeons, 81 so per dozen for old and 81 25GI SO
for Squads.
GAME-Wild Doves. 75c per dozen; Hare,
81 25Q1 so per dozen; CottontaL Rabbits
81 75d2 per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Ne7u York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 21.-FLOUR-Reoeipts.
10,1O4 barrels; exports. $500 barrels. More act
tive and hrmer
WHEAT-Receipts, 1000 bushels; sales A.
500 600 bushels Spot. steady; No red noni-
nal elevator and 81 07l5 nominal Z. o. b. afioat:
No. l Northern Duluth, 81 10A f. o. b. aficat:
No. ! hard Manitoba {. o. b., nominal afioat.
There was another violent short scare in wheat
to-day over alarming political news from Eu-
close was stronger at Il TO l5c net advance.
July closed 81 1& September Ok d92Ic,
closed e2$4c; December closed 91Sc.
HOPS-Quiet.
HlDES-Firm.
WOOL-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
COFFEE-The market closed steady Sales
%. 500 bags, including July. 5.Soc; September
5.95c; December. 6.2oq6 25c: March, 6.45d6 soc;
May 6.65c; Spot Rio. steady.
SJGAR-Rsw, firm; refined, steady
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged
CHEESE-Easy and unchanged.
20Q201sci Western average prime. 19a19Jhc
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues quiet. Prime fruit for October is quoted
at 5Ac; November, 5lsc. Spot quotations are
unchanged. Common are quoted at 465I5c;
prime SO, d6c; choice, 614 G6&4 C: fancy &c
at 415c but the demand continues light Prices
range from &c to SIC. according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are unchanged. Choice are
quoted at 9laG10c; extra choice, 10I4 671OJ5c;
fancy 11613c.
PEACHES Remain steady to firm. but quiet.
with choice held at 7q714c; extra choice 7bG
Sc; fancy, 9lAQloc.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Oregon Crop Bulletin.

The report OF Edward A Besies section 5;-
rector. United States Weather Bureau for the
Oregon Crop Bulletin for the week ended JfIiv
II. is ae follows:
Nearly g hsif an inch o. rain fell in the
N llernettc valley during the latter part ~
thc week and greater amounts reported fr
Ihe coast COUNTIES Frequent rains also oc-
Tie rains west of the Cascades have done IN
immense amount q good They VIII help all
growing crops especially potatoes. corn. oats
n1o late sprirg wheat Hops also viii be
benefited s. wei gardens and pasturage
I'-c gran harvest has been interrupted by the
vt vezthers ana IN the coast counties and
1fatcaD ssct-on some cut hay VIII be or
lees dauaFed. but these losses are insignificant
conlpared with the great good the rains have
done A sharp frost occurred wednesday
r.oluing in portions n the Willamette Valley
and in some 81 the coast counties, but the
c-flaEe was confined 10 tender vegetation and
Wls not serious, Notwithstanding the lateness
cf the season.
Fan wheat IS hlling nicely. the heads being
large and the berry plump Although very
little wheat has yet been thrashed corresDond-
pected- In sherman County some complaint OF
smut is made. but generally the quality Of tho
wheat Is reported above the average Hons
-.re doing nicely. but IL ls not expected that
tre Yields VIII be quite 50 heavy as last year,
cn account ~ the long spell q dry weather.
stock continues In excellent condition. but
rastursse is getting shorf. as is usual at this
tason ~ The year, and the milk supply IN the
carry herds has decreased slightly during the
wccE
Peaches are ripe and plentiful. but spples
rave dropped badly during the week. although
frc prospects et-l continue favorable Tor a
.good CROP o. apples.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Ne7v York Neral Market.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Owing. IL is reported.
TO very light reserve stocks and an output
hardly sufficient to supply current require
ments, tin has recently held firm and to-day
scored good advances both at London and
locally.
Trading in the English market was said 10
be heavy at the higher prices, and the market
closed at &123 for both spot and futures.
Locally spot quotations were advanced to S271
% %.
Copper was lower in the London market.
where SPOT closed at s57 Is and futures al
e57 2s I'd Locally the market also showed an
easier tone. with lake quoted at $12 6215 n
u SIle; electrolytc. Sl2 6215Q12 70; casting,
S12 81 d12 so
Lead was steady and unchanged at 81 3o9
4 80 in the local market and ell 6s Cd in
London.
Spelter was quiet at 81 s5G4 e5 in New
York and also ruled unchanged in London,
where 1t is quoted at s22 2s Sd.
Iron closed at 51s Cd in Glasgow and 42s Cd
in Middlesboro. Locally iron was steadier No.
l foundry Northern quoted at $14614 so;
No. l foundry Southern and No. L foundry
Southern soft, S13 50d14.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Dried Frnits, Mats, ,RaisinS, Honey.

FRUITS New crop = Apricots. III 9915c:
Peaches, 524 G71ac per Ib; Figs. 2-crown bricks.
525c; 3-crown 55c; 4-crown, csc; 6-crown,
75c; bulk white. 3A Q315c; black. 4c. Old crop
-Evaporated Apples. 6hG71ac per lb.
PRUNES-1903 crop 242Ac for the four
sizes
RAISINS-F. o. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop (subject to change without notice. are as
follows; 50-lb boxes-Loose Muscatels, 4-crown.
4c per lb; 3-crown, 4i5c; 2-crown. 4c; Malaga,
loose, 3-crown, 4c; 2-crown. SAC; Thompson 5
seedless. 4c; seedless Sultanas, SIC; seedless
Muscatels, 3Ac; do noated. she; Seeded Rails
ms 1907 cartons, fancy. Sic; choice, SIC;
12,oz. cartons. fancy. 41zc: choice. 4+se; in
bulk, fancy. 81 choice. SC; Imperial clus-
tiers So: Dehesa 50 so; fancy. 81; London
Layers. 3-crown. 81 80; 2-crown. 81 25.
NUTS-Walnuts, No. 1 softshell. 1315G14c;
No. 2, 11h@l2c; No. 1 hardshell. 13G135cs
No. ?. 11d1115c; Almonds. HE for Nonpa-
reils. 11ac for 1 X L, lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Ac for Languedoc; Peanuts. 69Tc for
Eastern; Pecans. 11913c; CocOanuts. S4 5065.
HONET-Comb. 1115612zc for white and
1OQ11c for amber; water white extracted, So
&c: light amber extracted 41a05c; dark, 37a
d4c.
BEEsWAx-27G2ecp per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Meat Market.

Previous quotations ruled yesterday. with
quiet and well supplied market
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows.
BEEF-5G7c for Steers and 4a6c per 10 for
Cows.
VEAL-Large. ease; small. s69c per ID.
MUTTON = Wethers. 715dscs Ewes. 77so
per ID.
LAAIB-9610c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 615Gs15c Per u.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
THE following quotations are for good sound
Livestock. delivered in san Francisco. less 50
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. IAqT1zc: Cows and Hsif-
ers. 51zQ0l5c; unin Cows, 4d5c per ID.
ALNES-4d412c per ID gross weizht)
SHEEP-Wethers. S1593&4c; Ewes. 39SHo
per 10 (gross weight.
LAMBS-S2 5OG2 20 per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs. 40 to 200 lbs AZ R4Tsc.
200 to 250 lbs. 413c; l30 lbs and under 4iSc.
over ESQ lbs, 4Ac. soft Hogs, nominal: Sows
20 per cent on; Bears. 80 per cent OF ara
Stays. 40 per cent on from above quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Decidnois and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of Apricots in bulk were heavier
than preElousy 9ut tne 5rket rsd
ceding day were well maintained. The can
neTs were operating freely and the demand
among retailers was brisk. the top quotation
being easily obtained for selected lots from
Watsonville and Martinez. There was con-
tinued flrInness in Peaches. trade being active
both on local and shipping accounts runs
and Prunss continued abundant and were in
clined 70 easiness. the top quotation being
obtained only for the very best lots OF the
Tragedy variety 60c being about the top for
all other kinds. Green Plums were being
bought by the Gamers at S20G25 per ton
Bartlett Pears arrived freely and were easy at
about previous prices. Sales OF the best No.
were reported for canning account at $50 per
same purpose at the quotations Receipts of
Figs were very light and included a few
boxes from Sonoma, the first OF the season
from that quarter which sold at 81 80 per
box Apples were weak under heavy receipts
and It difficult TO obtain over 81 p for
the fanciest stock Crab Apples were Offering
freely but met with slow sale Common
offerings Of BIackberries from sebastopol were
weak at the minimum quotation. but every
thing else in the berry line ruled Arm at good
prices. Melons and Grapes had little change
and Citrus fruits stood as previously quoted
STRAWBERRIES-S4 per chest for Long
worth and Alviso Berries and 81 5Oa4 for the
larger varieties.
H2a4KBERRE:sssss 3 Der p.l Shess :s:.t
RAsPBERRIEs- -s597 per chest.
IES-1213c per ID
APRICOTS-SmaH boxes and crates. 5o4eOc;
in bulk $35G40 per ton TO Gamers and 293c
per ID to the trade
APPLES-S1g1 so per box for fancy and
5Ods5c for common to choice; Crab Apples.
50G6Oc per box.
PEARS-Bartlett. 75cq$1 for wrapped; In
open boxes T5c6$1 for No. 1 and 35G5Oc per
box for No ?; small green varieties. 35d5Oc
per small box or basket and 10000 for open
boxes.
PEACHES-Small boxes 50965c; large open
boxes. s5cdS1: baskets, 60GT5c
PLUMS AND PRUNES-4oaT5c per crate
and 25d4Oc per box: in bulk. S2OQ25 per ton
FIGS-S1 2561 so per box
MELONS-Cantaloupes crates from the
river S2d2 so: from other sections. 81 25Q2s
Nutmeg Melons from the river, 81 p per box
Watermelons S1d3 per dozen
r. GRAPFS-Seedless 75cGS1 25 per box or
craze. Fontainebeau 5OG75c per crate; other
varieties S1G1 % per crate.
CITRIis FRUITS-Oranges 81 5Od2 so per
box for Valencias and 81 25a1 50 for Mediter-
rsDaan Sweets; Lemons. 81 25d2 IS for fancy,
81 sOs7i 75 for choice and s111 25 for stand
ard: Grape Fruit. $1G1 so: Mexican Lines.
S4S74 so per case; Bananas, 81 25d2 so per
bu1ch for Central American and $1G2 for Ha-
waiian; Pineapples. 81 5OG2 80 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-22
Hay and FeedStnfS.

Over 900 tons of Hay came in and the mar
ket continued weak though there was no fur
ther decline. Buyers were hanging back. hop
ing for still lower prices, and their bids were
generally below the views Of sellers.
Rather more steadiness was reported in
Bran.
BRAN-S21622 per ton.
MIDDLINGS S24Q29 per ton.
SHCRTs$21d22 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roiled Barley $21 50622 so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the raiIl, $S1 500
80 so; jobbing, S33; Cocoanut Cake S22d23;
Corn Ceal, $50 50931 so: Cracked Corn, $31@
80; Mixed Feed. S22G22 so; Horse Beans, $300
40 per ton; Broom Germ Feed 90c per ctl
HAY-wheat $S613: Wheat and Oat, 500
II: Oat IS 50911: Barley and Oat 81. .5OG10
Volunteer Wild Ost. 81 5000 so: stock SC 500