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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

Patna 5%65%c; Japan foreign nominal; DO domestic.
2tsG3Ac; Java AZ G5lzc; Rsngcon, bond, "a 2S4c.
SUGAR-The refined market ruled quiet and firm
the basis graduated. All reiners are be
hind their shipments leading grades New business tr
the day limited. Prices quoted ret less i per
cent for cash Cut loaf and crushed 575c mould
A 34Oc; cubes $500; X-L2N powdered 521c; powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 5l5c; Eagle confec
TONERS graduated, 3 300 cage and extra me
92gc Eagle n bags and ID bags OF hne gTan1ated
&c; Eagle fine granulated standard graduated ana
diamond A. Bose. confectioners' A. 4.90o; Nos l.
and g. soc No ). 75c; No 5, 470c; No g. soc No
l. 4'SDc No s. 4.55c: o 450c No 10. i.45c; No IL
SOC No II. 35c; No 10. 1890: Nos II and To-
4Z3c; No l6, 400. There tone to the
London beet market although prices remained unchanged
at Is I'D for July Notwithstanding
the less favorable foreign market the local
marked ruled firm with sellers Indifferent offers from
rehners which slightly under the market. Cen
trifugal 95 quoted 15-I6a4c; muscovaco
- test, 3-2c; mulasses. 50 test 3laC-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

The list with closing prices about the highest the day
ana 70 I5se ABOVE tie previous night The chief expa
crop report that considerable damage has
uIao1eay teEen place In the Southwest since the gov
eminent nsuTes we're compiled July This OF
The case was confirmed oy weekly weather crop
asserting that winter wheat has sustained
great 4a3ta.e from continuous heavy in Nebraska,
>-il5a ofaAoi1 and Missouri where unharvested grain
|as iGaliasea by rust ana 2dglag and that IN
sA2H " A.l1inB ana sqro11Hs. Harvesting also was
EtaL! lle!r- oy tie unfasoraDle weather. On top Of
I.= report es;in,d.e 5y a Minneapolis authority
eloIF Vas I4ced AZ .e0C'2D1u bush The government
promise On Iue-day nisht Tor 100000 bush IN
from decrease 54I COO bush in tie worlds stocks,
according 70 i5rsdstEees compared with 10000 bush
aespos and Chicago there sharp advances In the
JUG option, but locally that month just
The Southwest. however a good o. wheat at
Chicago in the afternoon, and foreign houses took consid
fact that cables offered little announcement to the bull
last year bur clearing the Southwest
promise Of somewhat better movement as well as more
tons The indicated showers some
trsde was a6ed 10 re ,losei q - b af0at: 80
Northern Duluth. 81 oG7s p ahoar cpRN-Ihe corn
Cr,r 7rorIisa s 5r5iratr l f1e government report
around the opening bulls effort hold it
ana check the Iqudaton when developed as result
noted here prices the West displayed c9mpara
lively little change afternoon rejecting similarly
attention by reaching $4,000 bush. mostly from New
~ exporters elevator and 53iec
aIoat' " : white, "a &C. and No yellow oot2c Q .
from excessive moisture IN the lower Missouri VALLEY but
more favorable weather ouooS checked buying and made
the market rather weak times although the close at
about unchanged from the previous night quota
tons in NeNlorl quoted follows: Mixed 20 to
Western noniraI RHRiT,YN1inriet dHi: feeding was
C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR Arm.
WHEAT, No > spring 95Gesc: No 3. S6Qe0c; No red.
No > 3Cc: No , white. 4Og41c; RYE, No = 65q66c
BARLEY good feeding 35g3sc: fair choice mailing,
45Q5Oc: FIAXSEED. No /. 81 Il, No I Northwestern,
81 1Ti3, TIMOTHY SEED. prime, 81 81; PORK. mess.
CUT MEATS short ribs sides osel. 81 l2ls ISI 81 :,
sides boxed SI0$5 l23 WHISkEY. basis q
high wines. 81 IS on the Produce Exchange today
BUTTER steady l38 lIc tairies. ia Toe
steady sasisc'
Duluth. July -wHEAr-No l Northern.
81 0o'2 No Northern. 97ac July. 81 ooia September.
s7i4c.
Milwaukee July 12.-wHEAT- l Northern. eecaS1.
No Northern eea9Sl-c; September tneyl. S5ls GSdc
bid RYE No l. q. FARLEY No . Sc, sample, g.
g5ac. CORN-No D. 5OG5Ic. september. 4S4,a4s74c
asked.
tember. S7iec: December. S4Ssc, track No hard,
81 oOTs No Northern. 99TsC. No Northern. s. Is r
S6-sc- FL0UR-First patents. s. 10 s. 70: second
patents s. s. To- first clears. 50 80 4 So 65 second
clears s. so BRAN--In bulk SIS so: shorts SIS so
Philadelphia. July I2-wHEAT steady; contract
grade July 81 = CORN steady; July. 50 sane
OATS unchanged; No white. natural. 46 q as
BUTTER quiet bur steady; Western creamery
demand. fresh nearby and fresh Western. lsC. loss
on fresh Southwestern. lsc. loss or; fresh Southern
17c. loss on CHEESE dull and weak: New York full
creams fair 70 good 7s q SIC Receipts~FIoar 1870
bbls, and l7os.000 n N sacks. wheat. $500 bush;
corn. 3S.oOo bush; oats $4,000 bush. shipments
Wheat $500 bush: corn. l04 bush; oats -. 400
bush.
st Louis July 12-Close-wHEAT-No = red cash.
elevator nominal July. 93c; September S5'sEs5c No
hard 251-IIe7c CORNING cash. 49i.c; July. 47sc;
ssc September. 3lsc; No white 46c.
Toledo. July 2-CLOVERSEED-Cash SIS Is; Oc-
ober, 81 or. sellers; AISIkE. prime So so.
So So TIMOTHY. prime 81 47's; September, 81 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
COTTON MARKET.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. July 12-There was a good attendance ut tho
wool sales to-day. Competition brisk offerings
numbered Il S91 bales. Fine Were Arm and
per cent higher. and inferior merncs steadcr.
Sc0ureds sold hrskiy the Continent a firm rate.
Cross breds request for home splnncrs
Americans bought good lines Of breds Punta
Arenas md Falkland Islands grades in good demand
unchanged prices Following the sales
New South Wales. $500 bales: secured 7dals l1I2d:
greasy, 7l.d4ls nd Queensland. loco bales secured
1Ol2a4ls Hi.d greasy, Siedals. Victoria. bales
secured l. lsdQis 81; greasy, 9i2dQIs 3D. South Aus
australia. 700 bales; greasy. @'adqll'4d. Tasmania,
NewZealard. 42o0 bales secured 10dQls sad. greasy
5tE1s I'D cape Of Good Hope and Natal 800 bales.
greasy, 4aG9iad Falkland Islands 500 bales greasy.
C-ag4 Punta Arenas. 1880 bales; greasy. 61sdG9>4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

COTTON-Yesterday's cotton market was fairly active
an showed great neEsouEness From speculative
me strong OLD crop position and the possibility
carnage 70 The crop pulling while the present
IsNoTahe new crop situation and underlying
lion mat supplies from the growing plant depress
causing consice-able covering. II tho
Liverpool thai is directing old crop posi-
Ion CAces yesterday morning decidedly buIlsn
SaclaI acvices indicated advance SPOT
ported good advance Private a5vlceB
necteo bullish sentiment them attributed
TIE pnIsh developments 70 trade conditions
spl1ers We're the
supplies Some cables mentioned nlan5pulaton OF
near months and said thai ball campaign would IN
oouDtedy prove Euccessfu II looked very much
as thoIgA Liverpool was experiencing the same
klno OF market as that witnessed during
season last The Liverpool closed within
Or points OF the TOP 100 Il points
On the OLD crop ana SO points the local
marcy opened Irm IN response 70 the
10 I'2lLts hlgner ami the points
A-gher July neglected talk II much
rain again II the he many su.es red ~
oeheTs that the weekly Bureau report prove less
teit seemed per1sh On the crop positions after
Increasing the initial gains the prices of these
months gradually worked off about opening figures
The old crop. meanwhile affected light offerings
gain or Is points on August while July % points
net higher The weather Bureau report noon proved
more pea-ish than had been looked apparently
was followed further positions
sellers showed little desire
and risk another bllisc this morning ana
covering sooo caused a ray which carried the market
10 enout the best point Of the n
Few minutes selling by longs caused reaction ~
rev points on the late positions. market was
many very steady al O eI21 uo.urs
Sales were estimated AT 10000 bales
The range Of prices the local market tss
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July u. .; ul-CoT-ToN-spot uoderste
fair 6Tsd good mddlng 66ld; middlins 654d: low
mtGling 64nd; good ordinary 6 odd. ordinary. 6O2d
The 5000 bales OF which 500
FOR speculation ana and included 1000
Receipts 1900 bales, including 300 American
opened luet and closed steady American Tiddlins
July 8 Sd. July and August. 2ld; August al
teher God september and October SID; and
November. 26d; November and December. 5.22d; De
cenber January. 2td. January February 8
February March, I9d; March and April, s iSd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
READING SYSTEM

CERSEN CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and Ferry Time from so,,,
-' "'e minutes earlier than SHOWN beIow.l
1917 BETHLEHEM. AIIFNTOyyS AMI uxrru
M Nh-zi-90 1115 Easton onIy) 9 10 a m %
80. 100 t545 Easton oaly) D. m sun "a % nv
WLLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-zfoo an
300 p M Sundays. "a 25 a m 1 90 N M 'Ao q H-s
LAkEM0OD. IAhEHUKST. TOMS RiYEe AVN
h1 ->nIa t-z+,Ue $50 a. m, z130 GAO, Laks-
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4o a m +a4opn
'lNELsND AND BRIDGETON-tz4O0 a m z.f "a
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GRov,
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POIXrS.
600. $50. 1870 a H 20. as. 33O So tsxssn,
sundays. except Ocean Grove, SIS a m ! 30 a 40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERM1NA1,. ..s
$3.50. 1900 t3OO 400 - 100 "a 90 - az SUI
5000 p m. ~ Is mdt- -
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425 $500 .1ooo
.iI5~g a m 100 $500 800. 200. 1925 D n
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 10 90. IN,
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL.
IAMsPORT--44 90. z4e5t 1900 it9.10 GO co. ffSA
Reading PottsytlIe and Hrsbg only 400 IS 90 . N.
Atlantic Hlds. Seabright. Monmouth Bch and T<r =
@ a s6 so q o. 70 o. Assure 30 no
zFrom Liberty Street only. %Daily. 4Day sxo,,.
sunday. sSunday ony- tPar.or only Via lana
qua xsaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
2si. 1874 1900. 1854 Broadway Is2 5th Az rs ITnIs.
Square West. 153 East 125th St. 273 West I25th 81
245 Columbus Az. New York; Court St 344 ssi
Transfer Co calls for and checks bagase estinatiou
- B1SLER c. NJ BURT.
wee Fres- and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 12--CIosng: wHEAT-spot nominal:
steady July. Gs 5sd September. Us cid; De
cember. es 65sd. CoRN-spOt steady; American mi1ed.
July As a.; september As 2hd PEAs-Caradian. quiet,
HOPS London Pacific Coast, steady, Go I5sGf6 Iss
BEEF-Duu extra India mess. 5Ss Cd PoRK@Steady:
prime mess Western CTS Cd. CUT MEATS-IIams sh ort
IA 10 steady. 44s; bacon strong Cumberland
&c 10. AIS short rib. 10 "a 10 cd; long
clear middles light Is 70 "a 10. ass Sd; long clear
20 d, Aoss esa5 bsiNsl Il 81 "a p As 3D. SHOULDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

The local market for spo- closed quiet and -
points up On re basis q Il l5e foT n!1dng upland
Southern Epot markets reesraphed
Nesten STEADY unchanged ~ lo.zc sales. ia les;
Mobile, nominal unchanged. 10ssc Savannah sfcadv
unchanged. al 1919: sales l3l bales Charleston s-5
Wilmington. nominal: Norfolk. steady unchanged a.
&c: sales 81 bales IatI;n9r-, nominal higher n
H-Soc' Aogu5ta ai - higher, at lo5tc; sales. -
bales; Nsw-Orlsans. steady. CSC higher ~ "a
sales, 29I5 bales Memphis. auei. i.c higher ~
10 15-1Gc. i' -
Receipts at the points TO-DAY CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
at the ports ara interior points to-day. com
the same day last week and last wear:

Cotton fSxchsnre SPECIAL I.-e-77oi cables - s,-. 49,.
foa - re0Gernte demand sales, 600. SPECULATION arl
tEpcff blJ- A American. T..
lWs' mit-iing upland s 5zi Eutu-e opened ,:esiv :
lcint lower On rear ans unchanged n aisfarr ,os
el9s.d stead. l"al+ points higher ga near lad aa5
points hlBneE ca cffant positions & AZ IN,
August. e2ld August SepJeThsr , SOD. ser;eT, ~
tooer o44o oct2ter- AoVeIa5-t. 2ed: November lie
cemler 522d; December JANUARY 3 POD. TarUsr, rs
fuary 5lsd; February March and March-snTii r ,o3
Manchester-farrs rot much doing Cloths tbe NO. =
prices asked checks business. ~ '-' H'a"1I
FLOUR AAD M2AI,-in yesterdays -four market a
better inquiry was reported although ;e volume - t
ness was not aFge satr sales Of spring patents ard
grade winters were mace t@get-er
q Kansas patents and winter patents spring paertg
e. 3oQ55 30; winter straights - 10 winter
So s5g$5 70; spring clears So 65GS3 -. Extra No n
g 6ogSS 80; extra No wirtc-. -
tarrn aSoed Far % good Sass i5 choice 10 lanc
81 1oeS4 90 CORN MEAI--I)ull.
81 96G$S 10, 70 brand. BAG NEAL
white and yellow. 81 409si IS; coarse 81
FLf1IS-lTregular; quoted Western spring si9.
nidding. $50 500 -four do So y; red do 81 IS prT.
ling. 81 5o red dog s2i so: hoEny chop 500 20 I'D:
S21 sacks oil meal. SO 60 ~ - " Du-A-
RAIns-w7EAT-HistoEy repeated t,seip ,,.,,, a. =.
Aays market. decline after =, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
New YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Western terces 35s American refined in pals 3is
OIL. RUTHERFORD United States quiet. sos CHEESE
steady; American white 37s 3D. American finest
colored. sos. TALLOw-Prims city. quiet. 21s. TUFPEN-
TINE-Spirts dull Ais Sd. ROSIN-Comrnon, firm IS
Sd. ROLEUM-Rehned quiet. I'd LINSEED OIL
Firm s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

Foreign coffee markets: Rio-Coffee market quiet;
Rio. 5s9z5 exchange Y 7-s2d; receipts cwo days..
10000 bags; shipments the United 5000
shpmenJs for Europe LOCO bags: stock 5o7 900 bags
SanosCohee market quiet good Santos. BS400
receipts 1.-TWO days. 2700O bags; stock, 629 600 bags
HanbuTg-Coftee market opened u pig lower 2:30
= N net zec% pig lower sales 10000 bags Havre-
Coffee market opened quiet \ G14 franc lower:
declined = franc; al December 4 franc higher
other months unchanged: $50 unchanged total
gales. 10000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
NO USE FOR THEM THERE.

From the Chicago Tribune.
'Nhere good demanded
nustere woman. who clinging o a
Lett home, he hardened villain
In the seat .Hain't got notnn' with test Ia
ordinary strsatcnr Manners 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 12-FLoTR quiet wHEAT-sprins
55%.c: No corn. 5sc OATS dull: white 44isc; No
mixed 4rlsc- RYE-No . track, T4c- CANAL
FREIGHTS steady.
ChLcago July TIE Ieadins futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne rather easy to
day and prices lost ltC basis Of 56iic for machine
made bbs Rosin steady unchanged prices. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine made bbls.
552i H5614c. TAR-NOminal. ROSTN-CCmmon good
strained, 81 95q$3 Z. 81 10 F. 81 ?o c. 50 25 So Iq
81 40, 50 90 k 81 s.; 81 n. 81 45d 81 so 9,
81 65G$4 20: " ". 81.
Iurpentine ls9
lar '-is- ~
savannah. July 12.-TURPENTINE firm 53c; receipts.
1929 bhls sales. 500; exports 200. ROSIN firm; re
ceips, bb.s sales. 1908 exports 1888. Quote
b. 4. s. -; =. s. 90 +, 81 81 IA F. 81 62r; O, 81 60
II. 81 50: l. SO 40 X s? 80; VI. SO 10 NJ SO 50. G.
ST 30. w W. 81 65
Charleston, July 12.-TURPENTINE firm, 621ac sales.
RuSIN firm sales none: A. B. c. 81 30. ID. 81 40
E. s. 43qS2 472, T, 81 5oa$2 62la c. 81 80; H. g .;
W W. 50 A..
Wilmington. July 16.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Noth-
ing doing; receipts 100 casks. ROSIN-Nothing dotnB:
receipts 392 bhls. TAR 81 so; receipts SO bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTINE3 nrm 81 % 81 and Sd % receipts.
100 bills
London July 12.-TURPE,NTINE-Spir 40s Cd.
ROSIN-American strained IS Cd. fine. 12s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-13

Lackawanno r abroad.
Leave New York. loot barclay and ChrlsJ0p4sf Sta
ro-UO A A--For BIngnarnIOn syracuse
1900 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. LoUiA
IL -UU 2. M--focOnO Mountain special
81 20 2. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
f40O p. M--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
$500 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
- IS =. M--For Buffalo Richfeld Springs
- 90 a M.-F'or Chtcago-Seepers P. NJ.
Tickets 14e. 429. 11S3. 1854 Broadway. " 2; SO
Fulton St Brooklyn sDaiy- yExcepu sunday -Thurs
days. Fridays and Saturdays.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-29

along the line. Spring Lamb recovered the
ground lost last week. as viii be seen Veal
was nc higher on the inside quotations. Beef
was very strong. but showed no further ad-
vance. Prices for Mutton were maintained
without difficulty HOGS continued IN good de-
maud at last weeks quotations, with moderate
arrivals.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughtsrsrs 70 dealers
are as follows:
Cows
pound.
MUIToN-wethsrs. ssG1O1sc. Ewes. 90
9lsc Der u.
LAMB-Fam. 121z613c; Spring. 15a1sc.
PORk-DTesSed Hogs. fISi5c per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
LIvestock delivered In san Francisco. less 30
per cent shriIIksEs Ter Cattle.
CATTLE-StseFs. SH3c. Cows and Heifsrs.
7GSc. thin Cows 4n5c per ID.
CALYES-4941sc per ID gross EsighO.
sHEEP-Wethers. 4I7G5Ac; Ewes. a. Ca &c
per ID tgross weight).
LAMBS-51s9 Gee per ID
HCGS-Live HCEs. 40 to coo lbs. 81 d6c.
over 200 lbs. 5$T5Zc. soft Hogs. ~ 65Lc
Sows- 20 Der cent on; Bears. 80 per cent on.
and Stays. 40 per cent OF from above quota
tons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-29

early trade. Sc being the ruling price for the
best offerings The Gamers took considerable
quantity OF No at 3431.e per pound Rhu-
barb was Offering freely and several dealers
were satisfied 70 clean I'D at cost Los Angeles
tomatoes in original packages were Offering
freely AT the inside quotation. but found few
buyers, while selected lots readily commanded
the maximum rate and some dealers were ask
ing more. Summer Squash was offering again.
but sold slowly owing TO the poor quality OF
the stock
TATOES-BUrbanks from the river. S16
1 20 per ctI; Oregon Burbanks 81 1901 20
per ell. River Reds. Szd1 10 per ctl. small
Oregon Burbanks for seed 9ocG$1 per ctI.
Garnet Chtles. S161 10 per ctI; Early Rose
81 4011 60 per ctI: Sweet Potatoes. 50 25d3 so
per etl; new Potatoes. "a Csc per 10.
ONIONS-Yellow S262 so per ctl for Or
egoa and 50 seas 20 for Australian: Green
Onions 35G60c per box
VEGETABLES-ASper agus. S19c per ID
for extra. G6Tc for No. 1 and S15c Tor No. =
Rhubarb. T5cGS1 % per box: Green Peas. 4Q5c
per 10: String Beans III 922lsc per 70; TOma-
toes. 81 50G2 80 per box or crate for Los Angeles
and 81 25d2 80 for Mexican: Summer Squash
from Los Angeles. 81 2501 so per box. Cabbage.
s. 10 per ctl: Carrots. SOC per sack; HOth0use
Cucumbsrs. s1G1 80 per dozen; Garlic S61Oc
per ID: Egg Plant. 15G2Dc per 10: Dried Pep
perS. 5GSc per 10 for Stockton and 10912i1c
for southern; Dried Okra. 10G121ac per ID;
Green Peppers 1OGI5c per ID: Mushrooms LOO
20c per H. Marrowfat Squash. 1F1Ac per lbi
Hubbard. z c per ID.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-29
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

There plenty OF Butter on the market
yesterday and the feeling was weak. Any
thing over pc was exceptional. The demand
was nothing extra. There was nothing new in
Cheese
Receipts OF Eggs for Monday following a
stormy Sunday. were free and the market was
weak All dealers were eager TO sell and the
largest handlers let go freely at 20G21c and
some did not quote over 2Oc for the best ranch
Stocks We're larger than at the close on Satur-
day and showed signs OF another accumulation.
The situation is about this: Most dealers
want TO sell TO keep their floors clear and move
the goods ard willing TO let go at conces-
sions, while they are opposed BY others who
hazards to suit their individual. cases Be
tween these two conflicting forces there IS a
margin OF &c in the quotations which renders
il difficult 10 accurately quote the market
This is the regular annual season when nine
houses out Of ten try their level best 20 shape
newspaper quotations up OF down according as
their interests demand. AS stated a week or
ten days ago this period. which may aptly be
caIlsd the fighting season. lasts about two
months. and while it exists it is a pretty diff
cult matter to quote the market correctly.
Receipts were 80. 500 lbs Butter 1eO2 cases
Eggs and IL. 200 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Cresmery at first hands. pc
for extras 21G211zc for hrsts and 1sd2oc for
cold storage. 20Na1c for tras lSGlSe for sec
CHEESE-S12 d3c for good 70 choice new
and TGsc for lower grades; Young Americas.
9I61ec: Eastern. 1591ec: Western. 14115c
per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 1ea21c for fair to choice;
store. 1TT1S1.c per dozen.
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Dried Fruits, MT, RaisinS, Honey.

FRUIT-Apricots s14G1oHe for Royals and
aGl2c for M0orparks. Evaporatsd Apples. 4k6
&c. =un-tried, 3Q4isc; Peaches. 51s dTI-c.
pears s6IIiAc: Nectariaes, nominal: Figs
white 3f54c in boxes; black. 4itc: Plums
p' PIRuNEs-isC5 crop. 2Aa2isc for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices: Standard grades, 5o-lb cases.
crown Loose Auscatels, 5Ac Per III:
3-crowr 5Asc; 4-crown size. Sesdlsss Loose
MusoataIs 4I,c. Seecless foated 4ISc, 2-crown
Malaga loose SC; 3-cTown Malaga loose. 5Ssc:
seedIeSs suItanas. unoleached 4tsc: Seedless
Thoulpsons unbleaehed. 81 &c. Layers. per 20
II box-6-crown Imperial clusters, 50: 5-crown
TAbssa clusters So 80: 4-crown fancy clusters.
80. 3-crown London Layers. 81 35; 2-crown
Tcrdor LAYERS ST -: usual advance for frac-
+1orsI boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy t6-oz
Cartons per h. T%c; fancy 12-oz cartons per
narEaxe enc; fancy bulk cartons, per To- I'VE
Choice 1e-cz cartons per ID. Tie; choice I2-oz
cartons per package, 61tc; choice bulk car
IONS rer ID. TIC: 16-oz cartons. seeded Seed
itns-s Nuscatels per H. &C: 12-oz cartons
sa.sslsd Seedlings. Muscatels. per 10. sac bulk
sssdsd Seedlings. Muscateis. per 10. sac
STrTS-WaIuuts No. l softsheII. 13I4f914c:
No ? 1iIsd12c: No 1 hardsheli. 15l
No 3 ua11Ikc: Almonds. IiHc for Nonpa-
reIi= l11kc for l = L. lie for Ne Plus UEra
and QUO for Languedoc; Peanuts. GG7c. for
Eastsrr. Pecans. i1d13c: Cocoanuts. 81 50sd3.
HONEY-Comb 1061i1sc for white and 81
SzaIsr for amber: water white extracted 50
5Lc: light amber extracted. 4t464zc: dark.
% BgEEswAx-a5G2sc per ID.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-03-29
Decidnous and Citrns Fruits.

The Orange market was in better shape than
for some little while back a result OF the
temporary cessation OF picking and the con-
sequent light receipts during the greater part
of last week. Stocks in the open market.
while still ample for requirements, showed a
great decrease and the market developed con-
siderable strength local dealers were ex-
pecting firmer market and were purchasing
freely in order to replsnish their exhausted
supplies. At the auction sale six We're
sold the bulk OF which were. brought back by
the managers Of the auction Company, who evil
IDENTIFY expected a better market Extra fancy
Navels sold at 81 35G2: choice. 9OcGS1 so and
standard at sGcdS1 %. There was no or
binary fancy offered. Tangerines were scarce
and firmly held at sharply advanced prices.
but moved slowly. The other Citrus fruits
were unchanged.
previous prices A OF assorted stock con-
sistiRg chiefly Of the Ben Davis and Wine sap
varieties came in from the Hood River dis
trict IN Oregon. The red varieties met with a
good demand at S1G1 % and some Newtown
Pippins that came in on the same car sold
from 81 TO 50 %. the top price being obtained
only for 31@ tier boxes.
App. ES-$2a2 20 per box for extra fancy,
81 5cf3I as for ordinary fancy. 9ocdS1 % FOR
choice and 5CTT5c for common
CITRUS FRCITS-Navel Oranges. 81 2JG2
Der box for fancy and 75cd$1 - for standard
10 choice: Tangsrines. 81 5Cd2 per box;
Lemons 81 7572 80 for fancy, 81 25G1 so for
choice and T5cd<i for standard Grape Fruit.
81 2562; Mexican Lines. $565 so per case;
RananaS $IG2 per bunch tor Hawaiian ana
81 5Oa2 25 for Central American: PineappIes,
S263 per dozen.