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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts OF small packages of tree fruits
SO much carried-over stock on hand that the
market remained weak for general offerings.
Stocks of Apricots and Pums were still ex-
to large buyers. The Gamers We're still offer
ing $10Q15 per ton for loose Apricots, but were
fgures We'll -colored Apples and choice
Peaches Were steady. while Pears were slow
included liberal consignments of the Dearborn
Seeding and Lawson varieties Melons did
little better. the weather being favorable to
came IN to two houses. Currants and choice
Cherries were firm. Some Royal Anne Cher
ries came in from Oregon, but were not sold.
having arrived too late for the regular trade.
Berries ruled weak with good portion OF
the receipts going to peddlers at the inside
rates Oranges were in moderate supply and
brought firm prices.
.sTRAwBERRIESPss chest. Longworths.
TX RAsPBERRfEsNPer chest. 50 5o95.
koGANBERREs2 Segs % per to9 chest sso,os
and 81 5oG2 90 for ordinary.
GOOSEBERRIES-Nomi
CHERRIES-Per drawer-$1G1 40 In bulk.
CURRANTs-s4@8 so per chest
APPLEs-$1 25 per box for fancy IocYSl
~ APRicoTs@crates. Eric II Ora 4o@soe; small boxes.
so@5oc; baskets, 2oQe3oc; in bulk. $1,000 per
PEACHES Small boxes. 5o@75c; large
PEARs-small boxes. s5@6oc; large boxes.
i PLUMS-Smal boxes and crates, 30G5Oc:
baskets 25G40c; Prunes, 60Q15c per crate and
5e160c per basket
FIGS-50cQtSl 20 per package.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60975c for small
and 81 5Un3 % for large crates; Watermelons.
Shc per pound
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. Navels 81 5Og
8 per box for fancy. s2Q2 80 for choice ana
ST 2JG1 75 for standard; Mediterranean Sweets.
81 25SI2: Valencias 50 5Oa3 >sof choice and
81 25Qs2 for standard; St Michaels. 81 T5q
2 25; Seedlings. S1ii1 Is: Lemons. S242 90 for
fap c5EI1 30 choice and IoC4Sl Tor
standard: Grape Fruit. $1G2 so; Mexican
Lines $4G4 so per crate: Bananas. 81 5OQ3
per bunch for Central American and S141 IS
for Hawaiian; Pineapples. 81 o0Q2 90 per
dozen.
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New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK. June 22-FLoUR-Recelpts.
II, 600 barrels; exports. $500 barrels. Firm.
with fair inquiry.
elevator: No. red. 81 05A nominal f. o. b.
ahoat; No. Northern Duluth, 81 1914 f. o. b..
ailoat; No hard Manitoba. 81 liz +. o. b..
af1oat. Options--A further scare of July
wheat shorts to-day advanced that option
over a cent. 1t was based on poor threshing
Chicago stocks Later A the market weakened
under realizing and closed only kQ%c net
higher July ssAge5 s-lec. closed at sl3se;
cember. ssA @ssAc. closed at sshe.
PETRoLEUM-Easy.
HIDES-Quiet
WOOL-Steady.
CoFFEE-Spot Rio. steady: No. invoice,
7-16c: mild quiet; Cordova. 10913c. Futures
closed steady and unchanged to an advance
OF 10 points; sales were reported OF 40, 100
bags. & including July. e.2eq6 q ;2sc: September, Der
sUGAR.Raw. Arm; fair refining. 3 11-1ec;
7-16c: refined steady; crushed 6.25c; pow
dered. 5.65c; granulated, 5.55c.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGs-Quiet. -
ELABORATED APPLEs-The market con
held around 61sc. Common to good are quoted
al 44q4&c; prime. SIC; choice. 6961ac;
PRUNES-Show no special feature being
quiet but firm with spot demand limited
Quotations range from 2Ac to &c, according
TO grade.
MISUNDERSTANDING firm on spot, though
futures somewhat irregular. Choice. are
quoted at 10Ql0l2c; extra choice quoted at
lie; fancy, 12G15c.
PEACHES-Are also unchanged. with choice
quoted at 10g10lac: extra choice, 1019qlO%c
fancy 111a@12c.
RAISINS-Show no fresh development: loose
Muscatels are quoted at 4d6t4c; seeded raisins
1.GG r. S1m1 15
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

New Potatoes continued to arrive freely from
the river. but the market had steadier tone
than previously. there being some demand for
shipment on Government orders in addition to
the regular local trade Onions were in free
supply and weak for general offerings
Trade In miscellaneous vegetables was of
the usual routine character and the market
ruled weak for everything except Tomatoes
and fancy String Beans from the gardens.
paragus was taken by the regular trade. the
bulk OF the arrivals going to the Gamers at
prices ranging from 31ac to DC per pound
POTATOES-New-In boxes. 6O0S0c per ctl
for Early Rose and 4ocGs1 per ctl for white;
Garnet Chiles. 70QS0c per ctl; sack lots, 75c@
81 per ctl;., Old Minnesota Burbanks 81 400
oNIoNs--Red. 5O@s5c per sack: yellow.
$1Q1 25 per ctl.
GETABLES-Asparasus 3h@ec per ID:
Rhubarb. 40GS5c per box; Green Peas. 75c@
81 25 per sack; String and Wax Beans. 2@5c
per lb; Tomatoes. small boxes and crates. 81
All 25: large boxes $3@3 30: Summer SQUASH.
25G5oc pei. box; Cucumbers, small boxes, 500
ctl: Carrots. 75c@S1 per sack; Garlic. 304c per
lb: Egg Plant. 6@6c per ID: Dried Peppers.
10@12bc for sun-dried and 13q14c per ID for
evaporated; Green Peppers. 15q2sc per ID:
Green Corn, $1Q1 80 per sack and 81 1892 per
crate.
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was not much new In Eggs. the market being
literally supplied, dull and more or less weak.
with quotations for store kinds shaded
An account Of the meeting to form Dairy
Exchange appears in the local columns.
Receipts were 20. 400 lbs Butter. 1414 cases
Eggs and *. 900 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 19c for
extras and 1SG1s15c for lower and medium
grades; dairy. 17G184c; cold storage. nominal;
store Butter 16@1Tc
CHEESE+Strictly choice mild new. 10c;
fair to good. 9G91ac; Young Americas. 101sQ
lie: Eastern. 14G15c per 10.
EGG4Ranch. 20c for large white selected
and lS@I9c for fair to choice; store Eggs.
16@171ac: Eastern frsts. 1Sc; seconds. 1870
lie per dozen.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.

wHEAT-showed little change In this
market futures were some fractions Is hsrnsr @ ana
unchangs@d Cd .oa, 4 car OF new Sonora came In and
'0'N CASH WHEAT.
white n''' AL Australian. si 81 so@1 g; Northern
aS serhn n, Es Msa 8 g 9g oS S1 /, per per c s
FUTURES
Session 9 to II 80 a. m.
December 4Dsa saA a HisA IN 81 IsT s7a 81 fS;s ss
december sl apsa s sl Hsh sa 81 IsT sSs s. fSss ss
BARLEY-Futures were firm but quiet, with
quotations some fractions higher. Cash Feed
while dark and smutty lots We're quoted down
to Soc. Business was quiet and receipts were
''0N CASH BARLEY.
Feed, ssqsT1ac for new; old Brewing,
81 271ag1 35: Chevalier. nominal.
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 a m
J1se.nb.r Open; s7a Hisn s1a Lsw sya ciSss; s5s;
Seller year new~ssslc bid ss1sc asked =
2 p. m. Session.
Open. High Low Close
December-s75sc bid, S7sI c asked.
Seller year new-s5% c bid. SIC asked.
oATS-Are quiet, but values are becoming
settled Common to fancy Red are quotable
at 81 Is to 81 As, with 81 25a1 35 as the aver
age quotations for fair to good.
CORN-The market continues to absorb the
daily large receipts from the West and quota
tions no lower though the feeling is easy,
Western sacked 81 37&@I 42h for Yellow,
81 4091 43a for White and 81 35@1 BIZ for
Mixed: California large Yellow. 81 4OQ1 As;
small round do. 81 4T1aQ1 So; White. 81 409
] 40: Egyptian 81 32h@1 35 for white and
81 25d1 80 for Brown.
RYE-somes No. =lsnew sold yesterday at
81 55 per ct
BucKwHEAT--s1 1892 25 per ctl. with the
top figure for seed lots.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market,

NEW YORK. June 22.-Close: Money on
call-Easy, 2Q214c per cent; closing bid. 2 per
cent: offered. % per cent.
Tire nloney-siightly hrmer sixty days, 3
per cent; ninety days. 3A per cent; SIX months
3ss a. per cent
Prime mercantile paper-31z OK per cent
Sterling eXchange-Easy. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4s794 s7o5 for de-
mand and 81 S510G4. S5l5 for sixty day bills.
Posted rstes-S4 S614 sS.
Conmercials-S4 81 a. IS.
Bar siiVer-5S&c
Mexican 6ollars-45ho.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds.
frm.
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and heifers, $s@4 so; Western steers. So 25@
25: Gamers. 81 1892 s5 stockers and feeders
"a 40.
HoGs-Receipts. 10000. Shade higher.
heavy S5 O5675 l2B; mixed IS 07A@5 10;
light, S. I0@5 20; pigs, S4@5; bulk of sales.
IS 1905 Is.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady. Western
yearlngs, 81 e605 80; wethers, "a 6OQ5 20;
ewes. $4Q4 10; lambs, IS 1906 3d.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicaxo,


CHICAGO, June 22.-CATTLE - Receipts
$500. Strong to 1oc higher. Good. to prime
steers S5 25d6; poor to medium. 81 1865 15;
stockers and feeders, % COCA so; cows. 81 90
"A 5o heifsrs, "a 6c@5: Gamers 81 25@2 40;
bulls, g !oQ4; calves. sa0e 25; Texas fed
s'igts MoGs@Receipts. % 1000; tomorrow. e,t,-
mated. %. GOO Market SC higher. Mixed and
butchers, S5 20Q5 30: good TO choice heavy,
IS 2595 35: rough, IS 45g5; light. IS 1905 So;
Dusf sHEEPMReceipts. s II I Is COO Steady. Good to
choice wsthers :. 81 1905 10; fair to choice
native lambs, 81 5o@7 10; Western lambs, s5
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. No.. June 22.-cATTLE
Receipts. 5000: strong Native steers. $4 25@
5 10: native cows and heifers, 81 2504 IS;
stockers and feeders, 81 1904 35; bulls. Sc 259
4: calves, $3@5 2b; Western fed steers, 81 rs
as %: Western fed cows. So 25@4 80.
AHOGS-Receipts IL 600; &c higher Bulk OF
SIS 20G5 27h pigs and light. IS 1905 20.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000; strong. Muttons
81 25@5 65; lambs, "a 1906; ewes. 81 25Q4 Co.
Omnho.
OMAHA, June 22.-CATTLE-Receipts. 2200
10c higher. Native steers, $S 1905 so; cows
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 22.-cash quotations were
as follows Flour, easy: No. 2 spring wheat,
81 osa1 IL; No. 8. 9sc@si OF; No. red. 81 03;
No. corn. 55Ac; No yellow. 55%c; No 2
oats. 32c; No. white 3213Q3315c; No 3
white, 32G33Ac: No. 2 rye. 7sQS0c; good feed
ing barley. 39G42c; fair to choice mating,
46a4sc; No. fiaxseed. 81 25; No, ] I. North
western. 81 l3; prime timothy seed. 50: mess
lbs. 81 1907 17h; short ribs sides Noose).
81 55g7 65; short clear sides lboxed). 81 BOO
62I5: whisky basis Of high wines 81 27:
clnrer Contract grade. $11 75ll2 %.
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New York Cotton s.rlxet.

NEW YORK. June 22.--CoTToN-Futures
September, s.65c; October, S6sc; November,
s.77c: December. s.7sc; January. s.s3c;
March. Ss7c
Futures closed steady. July s73c; August.
S.19c; September, SS6c; October. S92c; No
Fember. s.9ic; January. 9.60c; April. 9.13c;
May, 9.16c.
Spot cotton. quiet Middling uplands. else:
nidding gulf, 8 2Oc. =
Spot closed 20 points higher. Middling up
lands. 9.20c; middling gulf. 945c. Sales. 200
bales
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Granulated. fine. 5.25c: Dry Granuiated. coarse.
5.25c; Fruit Granulated 52Bc; Beet Granu-
lated q0o-Ib bags only). 5.15c: confectionsrs'
Golden G, 465c: ID. 4 55c: barrels. i0c more:
half barrels. 25c more; boxes SOC more: 10
bags. 10c more for all kinds TabletsEHalf
Dominos. S25c per h. No order taken for less
than seventy-nve barrels or it's equivalent.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK June 22.-The London tin
market was again higher. with speculative sup,
port the feature. Spot closed at f139 12s Cd
and futures at s13S 5s- Locally the marksf is
quiet but holders firm and spot is quoted
at $50 3711G30 e215.
Copper was unchanged al E66 Is Sd for both
spot and futures in the London market. Loe
caIly the situation remains unchanged with
lake and eectroytic quoted at SIS; casting,
S14 70.
Lead was unchanged at G13 in London and
at 81 5064 so locally.
Spe1ter closed at f24 in London, but was
weak here at So 30
Iron closed at 49s 4d in Glasgow and at 45s
Sd in Mfddlesboro. Locally the iron market
was unchanged. No. I foundry Northern is
quoted at s16 5oG17; No. foundry Northern.
Sl661e so; No. 1 foundry Southern, SIS 25Q
10 rs; No. ! foundry Southern soft at SIC e25
OH, and No. . foundry Southern at SIS so
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry continued to arrive freely from do
mestfc points and the market was weak with
only the best large young stock receiving any
attention. There is Western stock on hand
and none is expected before next week.
PoULTRY-Live TURKEYS, 10000 per ID:
Geese. per pair. 81 50@1 70; Goslinss 81 So@
I *. Ducks &4 50G5 per dozen for old and $50
q 30 Tor young: Hens. $404 so for small and
S5a6 for large young Roosters. s6@S: old
ssG2 81 for small and $3@3 SO for large
Pigeons 81 25@1 so: Squads. 81 50@1 75
GAME-Hare 81 SOAP per dozen: Cottontail
Rabbits 81 50@2 per dozen.
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WASHINGTON, June 22.-To-days state
ment Of the Treasury balance in the general
fund. exclusive of the $780, 00o 600 gold reserve
in the division OF redemption. shows: Avail
able cash balance. $136. 600. .23I; gold. $685.
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday;
Morning Sessien-Comstocks.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
st. Loui. Wool Market.

grades, combing and clothing, 20Q31c; light
6ne, 24h@2Sc; heavy fine. 20Q221ac; tub
washed, 31942Hc.
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Condition of the Tren.urv

for short bills is / 5-1672 per cent and for
three months bills is 5-16Q2 per cent.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-Californa Family Extras, 81 s0@
TO- usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 70@5:
Oregon and Washington jobbing at SAGA so
per Dbl.
FARINACEOUS GOoDS-Prices in packages
are follows: Graham Flour, SO 25 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour, So 15 Tin barrels 81 75); Rye
Meal So so dn barrels. 81 50); Rice Flour.
S. Corn Meal. 81 so: extra cream do S.; 20 !;
Oat Meal. 81 25d4 so; Oat Groats 81 so;
Hominy. So 1904; Buckwheat Flour, 81 5O6
75: Cracked Wheat, So 70; Farina, 81 so;
Whole Wheat Flour. So so; Rolled Oats, bbls,
Split Peas. boxes. IS so: Green Peas. $5 so per
100 lbs
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Butter. Cheese and EGKs.

CHICAGO, June 22.--On the Produce Elk
change to-day the butter market was steady;
crearneries i6Q1e%c; dairies 15Q1Sc. Eggs
easy; at mark cases included, 13c; frsts.
131zc; prime hrsts. 15c. Cheese. 91aG10Ac
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Hny and Feedstu6..

New Hay was reported in better demand
and steader yesterday though prices showed
no advance. A car of fancy Wheat sold at
S12 and some inferior Wheat and Oat from
Stockton at Sc So There is nothing new in
old Hay. Almost all districts report a large
portion of the crop rusty and such stock
is not wanted Feedstuffs continue quiet and
easy at previous prices.
BRAN-S2l 50d22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S25 5Od2s 80 per ton
SHORTS-S23Q24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley, S22623
oncake Meal at at.,- the mill. sss 5o@
at mill. s22@22 so: jobbing s28; Cocoa
nut Meal at mill, s22922 SO; jobbing, $23;
Corn Meai $50 50G31 SO. Cracked Corn S3lQ5
80; Mixed Feed, s22 5oG24; Horse Beans, 5000
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per cti: Cal
falfa Meal. carload lots s2i: jobbing. S22 SO
per ton; Mealfalfa. SIS in lots and $40 for
Smaller quantities.
HAY-old crop-wheat. s1O@14 so: Wheat
and oat, s9913 80; oat, ssG12; Barley and
1at ssd10 so; Volunteer Wild Oat s7@9:
stable. 81 5oQ9: stock s5 5cl7 80; Clover, SO
10: Alfalfa, s7Q1o per ton; New Hay, $5@7 so
for Wild Oat, S669 so for Sown Oat SIS 5O6
- so for Wheat and Sc 5o@1o so for Wheat
and Oat: Alfalfa. $641.
STRAW-30QL5Oc per bale.
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AUCTION SALES
Private Sale

Carload Of high-grade horses from 1250 TO
1900 pounds from ranch OF Henry Egli. Scott
Valley. Cal. FRED H. CHASE q CO.. 1872
Market St, 8. r
O. AT AUcrIoN-so head Of au-purposs
Horses. Is Wagons. Rubber-tire Trap,
Surveys. Camp Wagons. Carts. one Cow. Must
be sold to the highest bidder MONDAY. June
26. IL a. m. 613 Broadway, Oakland
J. +. BAUMGARTEN. Auctioneer.
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Butter, Cheese and Eexs.

The great majority Of houses quoted lee as
the very. best price for nne creamery yester-
figure Stocks continued heavy Cheese was
weak at the decline previously noted There
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND, June 22-Wheat for export
club s20S4c; bluestem. sSqSSc; for milling
valley, S5c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. June 22.-Wheat unchanged; mill
ing bluestem. 90c: club. SIC.
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Beans and Seeds.

before Beans are firm for good. sound lots,
but quiet.
Rutter So 5o64: small White, S3Q3 60; large
White 81 5o@2 90: Pink. 81 bo92 so for fair
to good and So 1908 75 for choice; seed lots
S. 1905 s0;~Red Kidneys. $3G4 so; Biackeyes,
s2 95as 10 per ctl Horse Beans. 81 s5@2 40.
Mustard, nominal; Flax. 81 1902 25; Canary.
eGeAc: Alfalfa. 10011c for California and 100
13c for Utah; Rape. nominal: Timothy. Az 05c;
Hemp 3Q3Rc per ID: Millet. 303hc: Broom
Corn Seed, $20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 1892 25: Green
Peas 81 75Q2 25 per ctl
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SALES.
Morning Session.

Board
400 Home Oil ........................ 90
1900 Asso Oil Stock Co TT Cert-....... SO
Afternoon Session.
Board
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. June 22.-COTTON-Firm
iddling. 8 9-16c
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. June 22-2 p.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid Ask Bid Ask.
As or coup. .105 1051al4 As as cp new132 1921
Is or g.104 10415l IS or coup. -.1O4 1O4s4
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Provisions.

1t is the same old story of a quiet and
featureless market.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 11Ac per ID for
heavy. l1% 912c for light medium. lie for light,
1870 for extra light and l5lha16i5c for sugar
ern sugar-cured Hams. 137s a14isc. Calif6r-.
mia Hams. 1215c; Mess Beef. $40 per bbl;
extra Mess SO 50d11; Family, S12: prime
Mess Pork $14 so: extra clear, S21; Mess.
SIG 90: Pig Pork. $24: Pigs Feet IS: Smoked
Beef 15c per h.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 5%c per Ib for
California compound, &c for Eastern compound
and o%c for pure half barrels. pure. 1oAc:
1O-lb tins. 101ac: 5-lb tins. 1oasc; BIB tins.
10&c
COTTOLENE-One half barrel SIC; three
half barrels SIC: one terce. Sc; two tierces,
nc: i've tierces. 7Sc per ID.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisin. and Honey

The situation remains about the same all
around Prunes showing rather more firm
ness in New York. with buyers being slowly
educated up TO the higher asking prices, as
will be seen in the first column
FRUITS-Apricots, 81 iSc for new crop
Royals and I11a@121ac for Moorparks,
future delivery: Peaches new crop, 5h4
&c for standards. 6d6Ae for choice, GAG
y1sc for extra choice and 612QI1ac
for fancy; Pears old, TQ11c; Plun1s.
nominal Figs. 2-crown bricks, 45c; 3-crown,
soc: 4-crown, 60c: 6-crown CSC: bulk white.
2& a3c; black, 2AQ51sc; Evaporated Apples.
'e ePRuNEs-old crop. 2@2hc per lb for the
four sizes and Pa G3c basis for the large sizes.
Quotations for new crop are unsettled and not
yet established
RAISINs-1s04 crop +. o. b. Fresno-Dehesa
clusters 81 35611 40; London Layers, S5d95c;
Loose Muscatels. 4-crown, 414@5c: 3-crown.
4a4lac; 2-crown: 2a4gse; seedlsss. 5a6Ac;
Thompson's Seedless. Az @4ac Seedless Sui
tanas. unbleached "a G3c per lb.
NUTs-Walnuts, No. / softshell. 12Q1sc;
No 2 10@11c: No. l hardshell. 12c; No 2.
ioc; Almonds. l6q17c for Nonpareils. 14a14hc
for l L, 13iaG14"r for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6g7c for
Eastern. Pecans. 1lG13c: Cocoanuts, 81 5095.
HONEY-Comb 11@12l5c for white and 90
1oc for amber water white extracted. 5159
GiSc: light amber extracted. 5q51ac; dark. 80
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Continued ON Page -
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-05-18
Indian Creek.

John Barrett had business in these
parts Friday.
VIM. Moore, wife and daughter Grace
went to Leon Saturday.
J. B. Mcdaniel was a Davis City yisi-
tor Friday.
G. Garner spent Saturday night with
John Minor.
Mesdames Jim Marvin and VIM. Gil
Sunday.
j. E. Still and wife were Leon callers
Friday.
Mrs. G. Still assisted Mrs. H. E. Har-
vey with her house cleaning a few days
last week.
Arthur Lille called at W. D. Robison's
Sunday.
Alice Waller was the guest of Mrs.
R. E. Cozad Wednesday.
3. j. Harvey and family Sundayed at
G. H. Fassett's.
John Minors took dinner with w. d.
Robinsons Friday.
Grace Moore was the guest of Mrs.
Hattie Robson Thursday.
Larna Waller called on Angie Still
Wednesday.
G. II. Fassett and family went to Leon
one day last week.
Angie Still spent Monday with Mrs.
W. D. Robinson.
c. Evans was on the creek Saturday.
G. Fassctt and family were guests of
G. Doolittle and wife Friday.
r. B. Jennings was an over Sunday
visitor at j. N. Stills.
Jack Mcdaniel had business in these
parts Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-05-18
Burrell8

j. w. Mullin had business in our burg
Monday.
III. Offield was here Monday getting
some blacksmithing done.
John Springer had business here Mon
A. E. Finch had business at j.. W.
Mullins Monday.
Mrs. Vira McGahuey and Lulu Har-
mon were helping Mrs. Finch clean
house Monday.
Ed Mullin visited his brother Joe
Tuesday.
Sam Shaffner left Tuesday for AL
lance, Neb., where he has Job on the
b. & M. railroad.
Mrs. Laura Mclaughlin left Tuesday
for her home at Alliance, Neb.
Jas. Harmon and family visited at A.
Dyer's in Decatur Wednesday.
Jas. Sutherlin had business in our vi
entity Thursday.
Mrs. Maggie Mullin and Ed Mullin
were Decatur callers Friday.
Frank Sellers has been visiting on
Long Creek this week.
Thos. Williams and wife were Decatur
callers Friday.
"A. E. Finch and wife ate dinner at the
Harmon home Sunday.
There was no baptizing at the Sellers
ford Sunday on account of the river be-
ing too high and muddy.
Rev. Bingaman, of Davis City, preach
ed his regular sermon Sunday at our
school house.
Elba Wills visited at his home on
Sweet Creek Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-05-18
Garden Grove.

DIR. E. Warren Doolittle went to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend meeting of
the state medical association.
W. H.. Webster went to Oskaloosa
Monday to attend the state G.. A. r. en-
campment.
]. S. Brown had business at Leon
Tuesday.
S. K. Amos had legal business at Leon
Tuesday.
J. H. Moore went to Leon nj ,nday, he
being on the grand jury.
Fred McCaull and daughter Gertrude,
of Des Moines, were here over Sunday
visiting Fred's parents, NJ. j. McCaull,
Robert Mckee and wife went to Leon
Monday to visit Mrs. McKee's parents.
w. H. Stiles had business at Leon
Monday.
came Saturday to visit at the G. San
ford home.
John Hamilton, of Bloomington, H.,
came Saturday to visit relatives over
Sunday.
Ella Zook left last week for Carbon
dale, Colo., where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Chase.
Mrs. Geo. Spaeth and Jennie Stevens
went to Leon Saturday to visit reia-
tives.
Mrs. ]. A. Lunkley, of Chicago, came
Saturday to visit her uncle, G. Sanford.
The commencement exercises will be
given Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week.
The severe hail storm did consider
able damage here Wednesday evening,
breaking several window glasses. Some
of the hail stones measured 81 inches
in circumference.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-05-18
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Sweet Creek.

+ ID. Gentry and John Zimmerman were
Lamont callers Friday.
Mrs. Webb Vanderfught spent Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. John Wion.
Clara Gentry is on the sick list.
Geo. Lloyd and wife were Decatur
callers Sunday.
Mr.. Bogue and wife spent Sunday
near Lamont.
John WON and wife were Lamont
callers Monday.
Del Wiley and family had business at
Lamont last week.
Elha Willis spent Sunday evening
with Emmett Noftsger.
John WON visited with his uncle
John WON Friday evening.
Webb vanderfiught and family Sun
dayed at John Devrieze's
Eva WON spent Sunday with Mabel
Wills.
Rev. Ellers, of Terre Han:e, preached
40 the wion school house Sunday.
Mr.. Straight called on j. W. Wion
Thursday.
Velie Bpggies.