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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-30

was not free from damag &c reports and these
mad some natural effect stocks. There was
some early response TO the downward tendency.
"ticn centered chiefly in St. Paul, that stock
rising at one time a large fraction over last
night United States Steel preferred yielded
early 10 the selling pressure continued dis
cussion Of the quarterly report Other news
bearing on that stock was the reported shut
ting down OF mills for indefinite period at
Lor2ln for lack OF orders and a reported cut
in rInplate prices Union Pacific seemed TO
suffer some III effects from the declaration Of
only the regular dividend on the stock. al
though II has not appeared that any serious
expectation was entertained OF an increase
The labor situation Is the subject OF some
This anxiety was increased to-day by the pro-
1ected conferences among anthracite mine lead
grievances A large reduction OF the working
force was said 10 be in progress by one OF
the great car construction companies. The
passing OF quarterly dividends by some Of the
unprornising condition in that department Of
industry small bank failure in Wisconsin
following two other failures at different points
earlier IN the week renewed the unpless aut
impression Of that condition which has been
dominant for several weeks Sub treasury
operations have yielded less 10 the banks than
for some time past and to-day a payment OF
q Central Pacific note TO the Government for
nearly 50. 600, 900 resulted in a credit balance
Tor the sub-treasury at the clearinghouse OF
over Sl.tUJ,ooO. The better showing for the
Government revenues which reduces the banks
lIrInellaIe gains reduces any probability Of
the withdrawal OF Government deposits from
the banks 10 replenish the Governments work
Ing balance Currency has continued to ar
gain IN cash o. upward OF s.. COO. coo is fore
Swallowed by the estimates The market closed
steady. but without effective recovery.
Bonds were easier. Total sales par value,
81 e55. eco.
United States new Is Cregistered) advanced
= Der cent On call.
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potatoes continued TO arrive freely, but
prices showed slight variation, as local trade
vas active and low priced stock was in good
Isquest Tor shipment 10 the Southwest Tven-
ty-Iour boxes Of Sweet Potatoes appeared from
the river and sold at &c per pound Onions
ruled weak and only selected lots brought the
outside quotation 81 so per GENITAL being about
the TOP for the general market.
me vegetable market was in a demoralized
condition and there was not scarce article
on the list. Green Okra. Peppers and Toma-
toes continued 10 decline and small boxes OF
the last mentioned description could not be
sold at any price. Green Peas were Offering
freely again and dragged badly. although Of
fered low prices
POTATOES-New Burbanks from the river.
SOcQS1 IS per ell in sacks and $1d1 SIS per
ctl IN boxes; Salinas and jacksonville Bur
banks. 81 2561 so; Early Rose. 90c6S1 10;
Garnet Chiles, S1Q1 Is; old Potatoes. nominal
ONIONS-Silverskins 81 4Od1 65 per ctl.
NEGETABLES-Green Corn S161 so per
crate and 50cdS1 per sack; Green Peas. 11sT
PIE per 10: String Beans, 16l2c per ID; Wax
Beans, 1Q2c Der Id; Lima Beans, 5Q6c
per ID; Tomatoes IN small boxes. nominal; :
large open boxes 25d40c: Summer squash ESQ
soc per box; Cabbage. 81 per crl: Carrots. 81
per sack; Cucumbers 25d35c per box; Pickle
CuCumbers nominal: Garlic. 3G4c per ID; Egg
Plant 5Od65c per box; Dried Peppers. nominal;
Green Okra coarse per box; Green Peppers
5OQ65c per box for Bell and 2545Oc for Chile
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Dried Fruits, Mats, RaiSinS, Honey

The chief feature IN this market at present
IS the unsettled condition Of the Raisin mar
ket both here and at New York where the
California packers cut has frightened on
buyers. Fruits continue in meager supply and
firm.
FRUITS - New crop - Apricots. ~ coke:
Peaches. So dT15c per ID; Figs. 2-crown bricks
5215c; 3-crown, 55c: 4-crown CSC; 6-crown.
75c: bulk white. 81 nc; black, &C. Old crop
-Evaporated Apples, 6A47l5c per ID.
PRUNES-19O3 crop, 292Ae for the four
sizes
RAISINs-Association (. o. B. prices Fresno
(subiect 10 change without notice. are as fol-
lows: 50-Ib bOxes-Loose Muscatels. 4-crown
&c per ID: 3-crown. 4ihc; 2-crowns &C; Malaga
loose. 3-crown, 4c; 2-crown. SIC Thompson 3
seedless. 4c: seedless Sultanas. 31ac; seedless
Mucatels, BIC; do hoated. SIC; Seeded Rails
ms 1907 cartons. fancy. SIC; choice. SIC;
12-oz cartons. fancy. 415c; choice. 4%c: in
bulk fancy, SIC; choice, &c; Imperial clusters
So; Dehesa, 50 80: fancy. 81: London Layers.
g. crown. 81 So. 2-crown. 81 IS
The packers name quotations as follows:
Two crown layers. 81; 3-crOwn. 81 10; 4-crown.
81 so while others are as low as 81 1ac and 9Oc
for and 3 crown respectively. Two-crOwn
loose are quoted at Use and Sc and 3-cr0wn
3%c to>3hc. The price named on fancy 16-oz
seeded is SIC.
No. 2, 11hG12c; No 1 hardshen. 1903 1acs
No. 2, 1191115c: Almonds. 13G1315c for new
Nonparells. 126121Ic for I Y L. 12G121zc for
Ne Plus Ultra. Peanuts. sac for Eastern Pc
cans 11613c; Cocoanuts 81 50d5
HONEY-Comb. 111aGf3c for white and 100
lie for amber: water white extracted. 5d6c;
light amber extracted, 4i1G5c; dark, 31a64i4c-
BEESWAX-27G29c per h.
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Hides, TaHozy, Wool and Hops.

OF the Washington Hop crop this year the
Puyallup Valley Tribune says The crop for
1903 in Washington was 37.00 bales. for this
year Il is estimated at So. 600 Of which IS. 600
bales will be raised at Yakima and % COO
bales in Western Washington There is a good
demand for contracts 20c being freely offered.
Growers quite reluctant sellers n
Hides continue firm for the reasons given
yesterday
HIDES AND sKINs-CuHs and brands sell
about l3d1c under quotations. Heavy sailed
steers. 10C; medium. DC. light. Size:
Cow Hides. SGS1ac for heavy and S6S1lc for
light; Stags. &c. Salted Kip. &c; Sailed Veal.
1Oc: Sailed Calf 11c- dry Hides. 16cs
dry Kip. 13c: dry Calf. 1Sc. Sheepskfns. shear
lings. 25d40c each. short Wool. 40G65c each:
medium. 15190c; long Wool, S1G1 so. Horse
Hides. salt 81 IS for large and S2d2 so for
medium 81 25d1 70 FOR small and SOC for Colts.
Horse Hides. dry. 81 % for large and 81 50 for
medium. S161 % for small and SOC for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican SOC: dry sailed
Mexican 25c; dry Central American. 30632 &C.
Goat Skins-Frime Ang0ras. zoe. extra large
do, 81 %; large and smooth. SOC medium. S5cs
small. 2Oc
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered 4G41[c per ID;
No 2 3lac; grease. % d3c.
WOOL-Spring Cliu-Humboldt and MendO-
cino. 1Tq19c; San Joaquin and Southern. II
months. 10G12c; Do Z months, 9911c per 10;
Middle Counties. 13Q1Tc for free and 12G15c
FOR defective: Northern. 1661Sc for free and
14Ql6c for defectivss Nevada, 1916, accord
ing TO condition.
HOPs-NominaI at 25a27kc per ID for Cali
fOrnia. 1905 Contracts for 1904 crop are quoted
at 1920.
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Ne7g York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. July 29.-stocks reacted again
today bur the market became much ouieter
Dealings were decidedly smaller and auctua-
tons much narrower, marking the declining
oscillation due 70 an approach 70 a stationary
condition after the more active disturbance
during the early part Of the week The action
- to-day suggested less recurrence Of anxiety
Cay than undoing o. some over-hsstv con-
rrfrrneuts ma de yesreroaT IN an attack 81 ire
shorts upon the market. The renewed ,se-fs--o
ir British conEois. however was not Rvftho-,f
eject upon Sentiment This effect was rnors
pronounced In our wheat market than ia
stocks and led 70 q sharp advance IN wheat
The strength there was also attributable IN
rart - reports % inferior quality in IRE viz
Ter wheat being harvested and q rather rer
sistent danlHEe reports from the wheat beif
n the Northwest The cotton market TO-DAY
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The receipts Of Butter continue heavier
than ever before known but the consumption
must have correspondingIy increased, for the
market seems to absorb them. There are in
dications OF impending change in the mar
Ket. for some dealers who have hitherto been
very weak have turned firm and are quoting
steadier market. especially for the inner cream
cry brands Others. however. who are still
carrying excessive stocks. find the market as
depressed ever and are seeking buyers. The
demand for interior points is very fair, as
usual al this time OF the year.
Cheese continues in large supply and quiet
at previous prices.
Eggs are unchanged. Current receipts about
balance the demand. which is not over brisk
at the moment
Receipts were 14s. 800 lbs Butter. 1916 cases
Eggs and IS 600 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 20621c
for extras and 19c for frsts; dairy. 17G19c:
store Butter. 14916c: Eastern creamery. 1910
2Oc: Eastern ladle- packed. 14d151ac per 10.
CHEESE-9d915c for choice mild new and
SGS1Ac for lower grades; Young Americas, ITO
HE: Eastern. 1Od15c; Utah. PC per ID.
EGGs-Ranch. 221zq24c for fair and 25926c
for choice; store, 1eG21c: Eastern. 20s622 ~
for hrsts and 1s15Q19c for seconds
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Provisions.

The trade continue to quote a dull market
Wires from Chicago to Mitchell, Mulcahy &
Co said. The principal activity and strength
was In the meats Although the strike Is still
fourishing. packers are getting plenty OF men,
activity at yards IS increasing and receipts OF
Hogs well This is making a little in
creased activity in the trading. Some OF the
buying is the covering Of shorts and the
factor"
CURED RfEATS-Bacon. 10c per 10 1or
heavy. 1O15c for light medium. 121ac for light.
1315c for extra light and Ice for sugar cured. .
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 131zc; California
Hams. 1215c; Mess Beef, 5000 so per Dbl;
extra Mess, Slld11 so; Family. S12G12 so.
prime Mess Pork. S14 so extra clear $21: Mess.
SIT so Dry Sailed Pork. 9Ac: Pig Pork s24;
Pigs Feet. IS. Smoked Beef. 14c per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 666i5c per ID for
common and &c for pure; half barrels pure,
9Ac; lob tins. 9&c; 5-lb tins, 95sc; BIB tins.
CorIOLENE-ons half barrel. s&e; threa
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets showed no
marked change Argentine cables reported the
BroomhaH estimates the European crop at
SIS 100000 bushels, against 1856 600 600
bushels IN 19OS Asia; as 100000 bushels,
Chicago was higher and the market as
well as that at St Louis. was flooded with
reporS Of damage by rust and smut in the
Northwest The Northwest backed up these
damage reports with large orders TO buy.
The private wires Of Mitchell Mulcahy &
Co from Chicago said: Tine market fooLS It's
tone mainly from the Northwest advices. There
were rains in that quarter, with more pre-
dicted. and there were also increasing com
plants Of damage to spring Wheat from rust
and smut These were somewhat vague to
from good people and the Northwest led the
advance and was a good buyer in this market.
These complaints have been coming in more or
less for some days. but the point is that they
were to-day more emphatic and numerous. The
market broadened somewhat on the speculative
generally quiet. The July option is still a
disturbing factor and obscures the legitimate
cash situation. The Modern Miller was bull
ism on the threshing returns and the poor
quality OF the winter Wheat"
In this market the cash grain and futures
were both firm, with the latter higher There
was an active business In futures and the
miIlers were reported buying heavily in the
Sacramento Valley
CASH WHEAT
California Club 81 35Q1 40; California White
Australian 81 5561 575: Northern Club,
81 35g1 3715; Northern Bluestem. 81 b21z@
FUTURES.
Session to 1:30 a m
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 39A 81 4oA 81 s9A 81 40
p. m. Session.
December-s1 40A.
BARLEY-There is an active demand all
over the State The millers and spectators
are buying in the Sacramento Valley. and Los
Angeles and other southern markets pur-
chasing freely in the Salinas Valley. The
market is naturally firm under these condi-
lions and there was active business in
futures yesterday at higher prices. There
were also sales Of some 1000 sacks dark and
rather foul Feed at 9T15c and 1000 sacks No. L
CASH BARLEY
Feed 81 O1AG1 03%s; Brewing and
Shipping 81 05Q1 1215; Chevalier, 81 1901 %
per ctl.
Session to II so a. m
Open High. Low. Close.
December -. 81 OF 81 % 81 o. 81 O5
. p m. Session.
December-S1 O5A.
OATS-Of yesterdays apparently large re-
Government order, hence do not go on the mar
ket The situation stands as previously re-
Red. 81 271sQ1 s21s for fee6 and 81 500
1 371S for seed: Black, 81 % for feed and 81 80
al 35 for seed
CORN-There is nothing to report in
this market which is quiet.
western sacked, 81 45d1 Az for Yellow
81 45a1 4715 for White and 81 45 for Mixed;
california Large Yellow 81 45d1 so; small
cti: Egyptian. 81 so91 35 for White and 81 rs
RYENsI 25aI 30 for new
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1892 per ctl-
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SUNMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Ae1c York Stocks fall back again Cotton firm
Local Stocks and Bonds quiet and devoid OF feature
Dy small shipment of Treasure the Orient BY the Mongolia
Wheat and Barley III Ueyy good cash demand and firm
OATS Corn and Rye as previously quoted
hoy 0teGF 7'7th receipts again large. Bran firm.
Not mach z'ariaion Beans and Seeds
Potatoes IN actTvc local demand Onions 7ueak
Vegetables in heavy supply and dcnoraised.
Poultry and Game markets quiet and unchanged
Frnit market heaUTly supplied and 7ceak.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs still III liberal supply
RaisHs unsettled 7trth Eastern buyers scared azvay
Precision dealers still reporting a dull situation
Northern Hop crop turning ont lighter than expected
Hides steady, O71ng to the packing strike
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs sIchon ged
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Ne7g York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. July 29--FLOUR-Receipts
II, 500 barrels; exports, 1880 barrels; the
market showed somewhat better inquiry. but
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000 bushels Spot ir-
regular: No. red. nominal, elevator; No. 2
red 81 O. b. ahoat; No l Northern Duluth,
nominal T. o. b. ahoat From start TO finish
wheat was under strong bull control and un-
usually active, closing 1 sc above the previous
night. July closed sc lower on lack Of sup
mort JuIv 81 OF 9-1661 OF. closed 81 01M
senten7her o. 7-f6d94 1896 closed 94&c;
December, 90 5-16d93Ae, closed sS1ac.
HOPS-Firm.
WOOI-Firm.
HIDES-Firm: California, Il to 70 pounds.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
COFFEEEspot Rio, steady: mild firm: No.
Rio. 3-5c The market for coffee futures
closed steady net unchanged to points
lower Sales were reported OF 1e,OuQ bags in
Guiding: September 6. 05c: December. $500
6 4oc: February. e55c; March. 6.eoa6 CSC;
sIjGAR = Raw, firm; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal 98 test 15-16a4c: molasses
sugar 3Xc. refined firm; crushed, 5.75c;
powdered. 5.i5c; graduated, 5O5c.
BUTTER - Prices were unchanged on the
basis OF IT15c for extra creamery;
CHEESE = Quiet: small white fancy, 7HG
EGGs- unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
FvAPORATED APPLES-The market shows
no change from the general conditions recently
noted Common are held at 4q512c; prime,
So d6c: choice 6AQ6Ac; fancy 7qIhc.
nlv or srot and quotations for these grades
are slightly higher. The general range, how
ever is unchanged from &c to exc, according
APRICoTs - Remain quiet. Choice are
quoted at 915G1Oc; extra choice 1oA D1o15c;
extra fancy, uQl2c.
roain+afned Choice are held at 7GT1ac; extra
choice. IL GSC; fancy S12 41Oc.
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Chicago Board Of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Damage reports from
the spring wheat country Were perhaps. the
wheat market here to-day; Al the close Sep
TENDER wheat was up 11sglAc. Corn and
oats each gained &c and provisions 743c
TO 15c.
Sentiment IN the wheat pit was decidedly
bulIish at the start as a result OF an attempt
on the part OF shorts TO cover July sales. The
a large quantity OF wheat IN private elevators
which shorts had expected to deliver July
contracts had been rejected by the inspection
department. This necessitated bidding for
grain in the pit There was little for sale and
in consequence the price was forced over 115c
above yesterdays closing quotations The &C
ton OF the July option gave support to the
distant deliveries September opening at a gain
or &c to nc at S92sc to S9#c Toward the
end OF the first hour the market eased OF
somewhat on profit taking. September being
down 10 S96S9Lc. The reaction, however
was short lived Alarm over the European
political situation. allayed early in the day by
a rise in English Consols. was stirred up
afresh by a subsequent sharp decline in those
securities. About the sane time damage re-
gan coming in, causing additional anxiety
among shorts. A report that Northwest coun-
try mills can take all the new wheat offered
from now on caused a renewed buying. An
the bullish tone. did also numerous advices
from Kansas city. Claiming a decrease in re-
ceiDts at that point. On the bulge that fol-
lowed September advanced to 90Ac. but part
Of the. gain was again lost on realizing The
market however, closed strong with September
at 9014 d90%c.
Strength OF wheat was the main factor af-
fectinE the corn market although there
soma purchasing for long account late in the
session on rumors Of a possible European war.
The market closed near the high point Of the
day. September opened unchanged to &c
higher at 49ss 7491@c. sold between 1910 and
49& d4934c and closed at 1850.
The feature in trading in oats was ad-
vance Of 11kc in the price OF the July option
September opened unchanged to shade lower
a 33c to 33Isc. sold between 325s d33c and
33asc and closed at 1914 633sc.
Provisions took on fair strength owing TO
moderate purchases by brokers for the ac-
count OF prominent packers. Trading. how
ever was still very quiet. At the close Sep
teuber pork and ribs were each UP 12h615c,
at S12 aTIk and 81 60. Lard up 15c.
wHEAT-CIose-JuIy 977kc; old. csc: Sep
Timber 90A d9o$c; old 91Ac; December,
CORN~JuIv 49% G4shc: September. 49&c;
DECEMBER. Asa d45Tkc; May. ass Q+5hc.
OATS-July, 41hc; September. 80 Il d33Ssc
December, 331 G3324c; May. 35kc.
PORK-July. $13 OT15; October. $13 o7M.
LARD-september, 81 %; October. 81 1o9
RIBs-July. 81 60; September. 81 20; octo-
Der 81 T2lh; January, Sc 20
RYE-July. I3c.
FLAX-Cash Northwestern, 81 "a.
TIMOTHY-July. SO 05.
CIOVER-July, S11 %.
BARLEY-Cash. 2SG53c.
September wheat sold off to S96S9Kc, be-
came strong and advanced to 9O%c then re-
acted on profit taking. closing strong at 1k@
1Ac advance at 90A G90%c.
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Meat Market.

There was no further change in the sftua-
ton yesterday. all descriptions being in ampls
supply.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughtsrers 70 dealers
are as follows.
BEEF-5G61sc for Steers and 4G515c Per 10
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 4GTc: small. TG9c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. These; Ewes. TaT1So
per ID.
LAAfB-eG915c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs, 615fS11c per ID
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock, delivered in san Francisco. less 50
per cent shrinkaEe for Cattle.
CATTLE-Steers. IA az he. Cows and H=ff-
ers. 5i5Q6l7c: thin Cows. 465c per 10.
CALVES|G41ac per 10 gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers 3laG3&c. Ewes 3631fd
per 10 gross weight.
LAAIBS-S2 5OQ2 IS per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs 40 20 200 lbs. * R4Tso.
200 to $50 lbs. 41ac 100 lbs and under. 4tbc:
over $50 lbs "A soft Hogs. nominal: Sovvs.
20 cent on. Bears. so per cent on and
stays, 40 per cent on from above quotations.
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Decidnons and Citrus Frnits.

The fruit market was heavily supplied with
most kinds OF small tree fruits and was de-
cidedly weak for general offerings. Fine ship
ping Plums were scarce and in demand for ex-
port to northern ports at 75sl9Oc per crate.
but the market was overloaded with soft and
Otherwise poor fruit which dragged badly at
4OQ5Oc per crate. There was a good export
demand for other fruits. but supplies were
too heavy TO permit any advance IN prices
Peaches were a glut on the market and il
was difficult to obtain over SOC per box for
anything but the faneiest shipping stock
ed by the regular trade, the previous high
prices having checked the demand. The bulk
OF the receipts went to the Gamers at the
quotations. and some poor lots could be bought
for less Pears were steady at about previous
prices with the Gamers purchasing freely at
the quotations. The Gamers were also In the
market for Peaches and secured quite a guam
tity at S2O630 per ton Figs were easier under
more liberal offerings and CantalouPes and
Grapes were dull general offerings lacked
sweetness and the top rates were obtained only
for small parcels OF selected shipping stock
Blackberries were weak at Irregular prices,
while other Berries were in good request and
steady. Citrus and Tropical fruits were with
srRAwBERRIEs- per chest for Long
worths. S5G7 for AlvisO Berries and - 50Q4
for the larger varieties
LOGANBERRIES-Nom
BLACKBERRIEs-- 5OaS per chest.
RASPBERRIESS 5Gs per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES-1Oc per ID.
APRICOTS-Smau boxes and crates. 4oQS5c;
'APP1,EsEsiai % per box for fancy. 65as5c
for choice and 35G5Cc for common Crab Ap-
pies. 50d6Oc for small boxes.
PEARS-Bartlett I56S5c per box for
wrapped stock from the river and 90cGS1 for
Martinez: in open boxes. $50 per ton for No.
and S5d5Oc per box for No 2
PEACHES-SmaIl boxes. 10000: open boxes
and carriers. 5O665c; lug boxes. T5cqSl;
baskets. 35d5Oc.
PLUMS AND PRUNES-Plums. 100000 per
crate and 3Od4Oc per small box; in bulk. $50
per ton for canning varieties Prunes, 0JGb5c
per crate and 30G5Oc per small box
FIGS-6OdT5c for single layer and Sol %
for double layer boxes; large boxes from the
EIONs+Cantaloupe s161 50 for large
crates and 5Oc6S1 for small; Nutmeg Melons
from the river. 5O6T5c per box; Watermelons,
S1d3 per dozen
GRAPEs-Seedless. 50GS5c per box or crate;
Fontainebleau. 50675c per crate; other varie-
ties 75cGS1 per crate.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 50G2 so per
box for EaIencias and 81 25TI 80 for Mediter-
ranean Sweets; Lemons. 50 25g2 70 for fancy.
81 5Od1 70 for choice and S1Q1 . for stand
ard; Grape Fruit. Sol so; Mexican Lines.
S4a4 so per case; Bananas. 81 5Oq2 50 per
bunch for Central American and T5cGS1 so for,
Hawaiian; Pineapples. 81 5Oq2 so per dozen
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Ne7U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Tin was again firm
in the london market, owing. IT was said TO
a fair demand and light offerings. and closed
at e123 Is Sd for spot and at s12S los for fu-
lures In New York the market was iniu-
creed TO some extent by the foreign firmness,
and while quiet, ruled firm, closing at $26 90
Q2T 10 for spot.
London. closing at EST IS Cd for both spot
and futures Locally the market is quiet.
Lake is quoted at S12 625G12 67h; electro
lytic at s12 62lbGl2 10. and casting at
S12 BIZ G12 so.
Lead was steady and UNCHANGED in both
markets. Spot in London is quoted at Eli lbs
cd and at 81 2Od4 p IN New York
shelter was unchanged at "a S5d4 % in the
local market and at e22 5s In London.
Iron closed at SIS cd in Glasgow and at 42s
1O1Ld in Niddlesboro Locally iron is quiet
No I foundry Northern is quoted at $14d
IA so: No. foundry Northern at SIS 1904
No. foundry southern ea, ana NO foundry