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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-26
Good Inw.

The whipping post law" for wife
beaters Went into effect Thursday in
the State OF Oregon. The law provid.
es that q man Convicted of wife beat
Ing may be punished with whippil q,
not exceeding 20 lashes, but this Is
only an additional punishment as the
old punishment by fine or imprison.
ment is still in effect under the new
lew.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-26
Two kisher Cas- Caught.

G. w. Streeter Of Bolton, N. Y, !,
caught In traps In the Bolton noun
tains recently two fisher cats, animals
rarely seen III this part Of the country.
The animals have heads which resem-
BILE that OF a bear. They weighed
about ten pounds each. They possess
fine black fur, which Is valuable
Mr.. Streeter says the animals are
ferrous and will put ur Q goodi fight.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-26
HIRED ASSAsoINs.
To Kill Her Husband And Got Into
Much Trouble,

Ga May 3, at midnight, masked
men entered the home Of Henry Black
Ehire, at Brook vile, Calhoun county,
and shot him dead In the presence OF
his wife and son. Wednesday night
Mrs. Blackshire is In the Calhoun
county jail. Her neighbor. Robert Nc
Closky, Is In the same prison and Loui,
Hendricks ia in the Parkersburg jail :
all charged with completely in the MUIR
der.
The arrest Of Mrs. Blackshire We'd
nesday was brought about by tn
statement OF Hendricks. He said he
was at McOlosky's home several days
bsfore the murder and heard Mrs
B!ackshire offer McClcskey money tt
kill her husbl md, and say that If h,
refused she would get some one else
to do 1t. He says he told Mrs. Black
shire after the murder what be heard.
and she offered to give him 800 a
8 ON IS she collected her husbands
fe insurance If he would leave town.
BE and McSloskey left together thu
day following the murder and remain
ed near Parkershurg till McCloskey re.
turn to Brookvllle on Sunday to get
his pay and while there he was placed
In jail. During their absence Mrs
Blackshire ATTEMPTED to collect til
Insurance., amounting to 81 900. Pub
lic sentiment was 80 outraged over tn.
reports OF her completely that she was
threatened with lynching, but no al
tempt was made to wreak vengeanc.
on her. McCloskey admits being at
the house at the time of the murder
and also says Mrs. Blackshire wanted
her husband out OF the way, but
charges Hendricks with the murder.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-26
The Inst Survivors.

The body OF Hiram Cronk, the last
survivor OF the war OF 1912 was car
ried to New York from Boonville,
and laid away In the Cypress Hills
cemetery with full military honors.
Accompanying the body were Cronk's
three surviving sons and one daughter
-Philandcr Cronk, aged 81, William,
aged 80, John, aged SO and Mrs. Sarah
Rawley, aged II.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-26
Water ~ fter Excrolse Fatal.

At Lancaster, N Y, Or. A. w.
Martin, aged for. eight, died this ev-
ening from neuralgia of the hcart,
produced by drinking large quantities
Of water after violent exercise.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL THURSDAY. JUNE l. 1905

successful deal by several prominent traders.
who are said to have had a hand in squeez-
ing May shorts From the start there was
q good demand for the May option The buy
ing was mostly by commission houses and was
apparently for the account of customers who
were short on May corn and who had until
the last minute hoped that they might get
out comparatively easy. At the opening May
was up lie at SIC. Little corn was offered
for sale until the price touched ooAc- Front
taking then caused reaction to &c Within
the last few minutes shorts bid up the price
to 60c. The close was at the top. Other
options were affected by the strength Of May
July opened unchanged to sc higher at tsq
49Ac. sold UP to 49ssc and closed at Sag
40xc. Local receipts were 1886 cars, with
607 ears of contract grade
Largely in sympathy with the weakness OF
wheat the oat market was easier The vol
unle Of trading was very small. July opened
a shade to Ac lower at Sossc to 3o4s ESQ ac.
sold between so4c and 301ac and closed at
303Ac. Local receipts were 24O cars.
PROVISIONS we're quiet and steady; buSi-
ness in the pit was almost at standsriil.
AT the close July pork was up z15c At
Si2 42H. Lard was unchanged at 81 70 Ribs
were no shade at 81 2214
Estimated receipts for to-mofroW: wheat
cars; corn. 4oS cars: oats, iSS cars; nogs'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
fnlo Oxeu HiRh. LOW CloDo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Ertu-. esrnfu and Provisions.

CHICAGO May 81.--Clear skies and higher
Temperatures throughout the United States
caused weakness in the wheat market here
to-day Final quotations were at the lowest
In a runaway market May corn. scantiy
ofrered advanced &c a bushel to-day and
closed at coo, the highest point OF the session
July corn is up AQMc, oats are on ssc and
The wheat market was weak the entire day
AZ The start July was off izGxc to- 111Xc
ct s7% ms7Hc The principal influence con-
trbutn to the nia aeme was the
er.tire wheat belt. official predictions for
To- morrow were for fair weather with rising
tcmperature Another factor OF considerable
moment was a decline In wheat at Liver
mol PIT traders were liberal sellers the
Greater part of the time. Commission houses
ware the chief buyers. Toward the end OF
f1a first hour the market expressed temporary
firr1iness as a result OF snafp advance In
cbjcsro the price of July advanced to ssss
1ase1hc Sentiment soon became decidedly
hearish again the weather bureau crop re-
port caused renewed weaknees The report.
radical decline in the condition of wheat dur
Heavy ins Tnr profit.takinE in May following break
at Minneapolis caused a a a1 Ito weakness
az the day. with July Mt a6ho. Clearauees
~ wheat and -four were equal to 24BO0
bushels. The worlds visible supply a. sh6wn
by Bradstreet's decreased 5.5oo.0oo bushels
bnsheIs compared with 351. 600 bushels year
ago Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
norted receipts OF $50 cars. against 168 cars
last week and 274 cars year ago.
q bashel a gain OF exactly &c compared with
Mondays5 nnal quotations The sharp ad-
vance was an incident OF the final chapter Of
what is generally believed to have been a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Money on call high
er. 2+Q4 per cent; closing bid, per cent;
offered at 81 per cent me mo ey very
easy: 60 and 80 days, 3 per cent; six months.
"a 1854 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. so 94A per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness. in bankers bills at 81 S7G4- sos for de-
naand and al S4.S5d4 S505 for 60-day bills.
Posted rates. 81 S6d4 So.
Commercial bills 81 SAN.
Bar silver, 5SAc.
Mexican dollars 45Ac.
Government and railroad bonds firm.
There was a rather general calling in Of
loans to-day by banks which had heavy dis
bursements to make tomorrow. One large
bank that put out SIS. 600. 900 last Monday re-
called a large part OF it to-day and the con-
sequent shifting of loans by other banks and
trust companies advanced the rate to 3iz per
cent and then to A. but IT dropped to 8 per
cent before the final quotation
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01

Henry clsws. the. New York banker. says in
his last circular:
The technical situation Of the stock market
K not satisfactory. Prices are stiI evidently
TOO high 80 attract general investment buying,
without which genuine bull market is funpos-
Eible. Il Is true We have had decline Of from
40 70 30 points, and, compared with the recent
high Level some stocks may seem cheap. but
yet ready TO reinvest. Many Of them stiu have
stocks for sale. and until they are prepared 70
enter the market. Of which there are no present
Indications & permanent turn for the better
can hardly be expected The summer season is
also approaching. when many Of these gentle
men are absent and quite willing 70 see the
market drift toward a lower level. Another
factor which Affects the market is the enormous
,1oes ssoo aopPg OF ss 1sw o s e0
January I. ana which has more than satisfied
The regular investment. demand. still another
sdInizistEstiea toward the railroads o and its
Determined stack for the purpose Of securing
authority 70 Gx the rate.
THE OUTLOOK
Tt Is somewhat premature anticipate any
general tariff revision Very strong resistance
Is likely 20 develop against any such policy.
and the CRY OF Let well enough alone Will
doubtless be a very strong argument against
serious tsgin revision Such action as will be
taken VIII more probably be confined TO rene
dying the actual abuses OF the tarih, and
neither the administration nor Congress will
dare 70 withdraw protection from any industry
that Is really dependent upon the protective
system These two questions-hxing the rate
snd revising the tar4n-thresten TO cause more
OF less uneasineSs n financial circles during
the next four or FIVE months, and IN connection
with the backward condition OF the crops may
defer any important renewal OF buiifsh opera
lions IN the stock market As already. said.
however, conditions outside OF Wall street are
generally sound. sforoing the market ready
Operative powers from any sharp decline.
There is now e bear party Of growing strength,
whose purchases 70 cover every sharp recess
sion are also & basis for occasional rallies.
Added 70 these facts is the one that the big
leaders stu have stocks 20 sell and ind IL 10
their interest e come 70 the support Of the
market whenever the decline becomes too rapid.
I'hfs. OF course. VIII encourage the trading ele-
nent and cid IN the wider distribution OF
curiries. Later conditions may favor the
purchase OF securities for permanent holdings.
Fer the present. however stocks should, be sold
on The rallies and bought only on the pro-
nCIuced breaks -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
LOCAL.
wheat and Other Graina.

wHEAT--Liverpool futures were lower. The
worlds shipments for the week were as fol-
IT'S 900; Argentine, 172, 600: Indian. 1900;
Australian, $4,000
Gnisssso was s lower on II. day ana
oember opened higher. but sold or in sympa-
thy with Chicago. Some 1000 tons We're de-
THIS busSess Good sash wheat was
but there was plenty OF poor Wheat offering at
CASH WHEAT.
v California auss G,ns sS Ys c sUfss
Sssh:rs "a s Eel sos5 IS e, s;
Session to II 80 a M
Open. High. Low. Close.
December nss 81 $ ss s's & ss2 81 ss4 81 SAN
D. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close
December 81 BAN 81 go 81 s415 81 rs
May, the final deliveries OF the May shorts.
amounting to the small quantity OF 500 tons.
were made thus closing up this business Be Sc
fore the. sample session Feed sold at n 80
and and more was offered at 81 asN This EXPLAINS
the very wide ranse IN the n Deow
coming right on the heels Of 1s.5oA ctis on
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 23z@1 sq;-Brewing and shippins
u a7siei $751; c9s<rlIeT, mo- ns'ainal
<gession to II 30 A., N.
Open High Low. Close
reembenr ssz ssH ssx SEX
p. m. Session.
May-No sales.
December-S6xc.
OATS-Ths market continues practically
bare with quotations unchanged at 81 67h
for Red and White and 81 55 for Black.
CORN-The market continues practically
unchanged. The usual line came In from the
" western ~ sacked. 81 4ool Az for Yellow
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Fine mild Cheese is now being generally
quoted at the top quotation and the lower
grades OF Eggs also show a slight variation,
being steadier. Otherwise there was no change
Of Importance yesterday. the markets bel
quiet The receipts given below are for two
days. Stocks Of everything are ample for all
current needs.
Receipts were 49, 400 lbs Butter, 1880 cases
Eggs and Is TOO lbs Cheese.
BJJTTER-Creamery Il first hands 19F20c
for extras and 17isA1Si&c for lower and me-
dunn grades: dairy. 176tec; cold storage. NOM
inal: store Butter, 16Q17e-
CHEEsEAStrictly choice mild new. 915 010c;
fair to 2 3D. s1S19c: Young Americas. 1910
lie: East m 1654d1sc per ID.
lected and 1SG19c fer fair to choice; store
Eggs ITdfS1kc: cold .~rage, nominal: East
ern seconds, 171SG1se-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
New york Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 31.-The feature of the
market to-day was its continued hrmness and
which appeared as against the irregularity in
the local trading and the quiet markets at
Liverpool and the fine weather conditions set
ting In throughout Texas and the Mississippi
Valley There was a decline in prices during
the early trading which carried the market
down about five points, but this was soon re-
covered on bull support from local and New
Orleans operators and further large Southern
and local buying on the bad crop accounts.
The continuance of this buying sent prices up
and fresh realizing This put prices below
Mondays closing again, but the bullishness OF
the weekly Government report and the publ
cation of the Southern Cotton Associations re-
Is IS per cent and the condition below 79
caused renewed general buying. under which
the whole market advanced. to over ten points
from Mondays close before ! 80 o clock.
Tine Government report estimates decrease
of II per cent and makes the condition 72 per
cert on cotton. Throughout nearly the whole
belt cotton Is much in need OF cultivation and
reports of abandoned fields are received from
ana. Good stands are generally reported. but
much planting remains to be done in North
Texas. and planting Is unfinished In Ar
kansas. In Southern Texas and in portions
of central and eastern districts the situation
is improved and the crop Is doing we'll in To-
calitfes. Boil weevils increasing in Texas
Futures opened steady at the decline May.
s.21c: July. s25c; August sac; September.
ber S.45c, January. S.51c.
Futures closed steady: June, g. 40; July
s. $40. August, s.53c September, $3.50; October
s.65c; November. s.6ec; December. s75c; Janu-
airy. STsc.
ding iJplands. s.s5c: n,iddling gulf. s10c.
Sales "a. 500 bales
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
DRIED FRUITS.
N.xx yoTk Metal Market.

NEW YORK. May 31.-The London 1t TIN mar ar
spot and GI35 5s Tor futures Locally the
market was quiet but a shade lower IN SYM
pathy with spot. which is quoted at |S.ooV
sc. 20c.
Copper was higher abroad. London closing at
focalIv conner remains unchanged with lake
and eiectroiytic quoted at 1bc and casting
Lead so was unchanged at s12 It's Cd in London
and at 450d4 .6oc locally. 900 ~ a.
spelter also was unchanged at 923 lbs I'd
In London and at 5.4ed55cc In the local mar
iron closed at 49s 10d in Glasgow and at
ASS Cd in Middesboro Locally Iron Is quiet
oi,oteS At siS 756i7 so; No. 2 foundry North.
.srn. Sic 56ai7. No, foundry Southern IT and
No. foundry Southern so sSfs sa $gt x 20 NO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
STOCK MARKET.
No New Features Exhibited ON the Lo-
cal stock Boards.

The week opened quietly on the Stock and
Bond EXCHANGE with no fluctuations OF i'm
pcrfanee- Hawaiian Commercial was ex-
dividend OF 65c and Onomea Sugar OF 400
under the rule
The mining stocks were not especially brisk
and the Comstocks were weaker as rule
Fxcheouer levied an assessment OF &c and
Hale and Norcross one OF 1Oc.
The Ophir Mining Company has received
sTi1T a as net proceeds Of the sale or two
railroad carloads OF nrst-class ore. and there
are now four carloads the way or awaiting
sale at the reduction works.
Al the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Silver Hill Mining Company
1Ol .47s shares were represented and the fol-
lowing directors elected: Sol Jacobs. Werner
stauf A. c. Hamilton. Max Goldman and E.
n Porello. Sol Jacobs was elected president.
A @ Hamilton vice president. J. NJ Puring-
ton secretary and J. P. Woodbury. superin-
tendent-
clared a regular monthly dividend Of Is cents
Der share payable June -
The United States Steel Corporation paid
regular quarterly dividend OF IN per cent On
the preferred stocF yesterday
The Reliabls Gas Regulating Company q
San Francisco paid quarterly dividend OF
cantz Yesterday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

WaSeet Stocks selling point higher Cotton ddaneed
.Silvey loqcey Domestic Exchange declined.
Otiet bGsinessnt on the local stock exchanges.
Local Bank ClearingS shoU heavy gain OYER last year
Wheat Barley and Grains not materially changed
First Hay of the from Contra Costa County
Lima Beans make another GdOance
Bran and MiddIingS unchanged.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs still in good supply.
Stocks Of Honey materially reduced Dried Fruit unchanged
Precision and Meat markets previously quoted.
t4nOthey advance of sc per gallon in Ttwpentne.
Potatoes large receipt and weak Onions nooFng freely
POtdfry a,yTvGls liberal Come market quiet
Fyst marker 1UeA stocked and generally aceak.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
.r.s,,hI~ Grain Supply.

NEW YORK, May sl.--spsciai cable and
streets show the following changes In available
supplies compared with LA last account
poeLias decrea SO q COS, coo bushels. Afoat for
and and IN IN Europe decrease 100000 Total sup
ply decrease. SIS. 500, eco.
CORN-United States ana canada east OF
the Rockies. increase 1910
oATs-United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies. decrease 1883, COO
312 o0o bushels at the Chicago private eleva-
tors; 2s5 600 bushels in Manitoba; 10000 bush
els at Omaha and 6S.0oo pusneis at the Mii-
waukse private elevators. -
The leading increases are los, 600 bushels at
depot harbor and $4,000 busneis at Portland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
Northern Bank Clenrinxs.

TACOMA, Wash, May 3l.-Tacoma bank
cIearings for May were the heaviest for any
month in the history OF the clearing house.
500 in May last year. In May. 1897. Tacoma
bank clearings amounted to 81. 0Ss. ala The
increase is at the rate of It's per cent In one
years.
SEATTLE. Wash. May 31,--May bank
volume of business transacted The total
reached SIS, 443, log, as compared with October
1904. the next best month. which had total
same period in 1904 and the total for the
first five months this year shows ~ per cent
increase.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
Local Bank cIeartnEs.

Local hank clssrings in May were $14S-
gain for -th1s year of S27. O75.2I3. The clear
tngs for the first nve months Of the year
were S706. ga $50 against S602. 36S, 760 for the
same time last year This gain Of sIo4 500. 900
thus Tar this year over last is highly crafty
Ing and shows great expansion IN local
trade.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01

Provisions.

The market continues quiet and unchanged
CURED MEATS-Bacon. lilo per ID Tor
heavy. lie for light medium, 13c for light,
1850 for extra Hight and 1880 for sugar-cured:
dry salt sides. 91acs Bellies lie; Eastern
s9sar-eured Hams. l33s414Bc. califor-
extra Mess. SO 50011: Family. s12; prime
Mess Pork. S14 so; extra clear. s21: Mess.
Beef. 15c per ID
LARD-rierces quoted at 5stc per 10 for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and 9$c for pure; half-barrels, pure 10Ac;
10in tins. 1014c. 5-lb tins. 10Ac; S-lb tins,
10%c.
COTTOLENE-Ons half barrel. TIC: three
half barrels. 7&c: one tterce. INC; two tierces
7Bc; five tierces, TIC per ID
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

16 600 head. Market steady to strong. Good
to prime steers. So 6oq6 40: poor to medium.
saq5 20; stockers and feedsrs 81 aosgo eG Ns,s
= 40; bulls. So 1904 so: calves. $500 60
iOGS-Recepts. 10000 head; tomorrow,
Is O0O Market 5G10c lower. Mixed and
sotehsrs s. 2o@5 good t9 2o sh9 &C. ha irSt
Sc 25G5 40; bulk, SIS 1905 80.
SHEEP-Receipts, %, 600 head. Sheep and
lambs. steady to 10c lower. Good to choice
wethers, shorn, 81 60G5; Western sheep. snorn.
ern lambs, IS U0Q7 %.
OMAHA. Neb.. May a1.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head Market steady. Native
steers. 81 $685. cows and heifers. So 50g4 %;
Western steers. SO 5og5 20; Gamers S2@S 70:
stoske.s and sse ss $500 calves $685. bulls
HoGs-Recsipts. l2.eoo head. Market SC
Is; light. So 1895 IS; pigs. s4a5; bulk of
SSH sHE e e2eo head Market steady.
Western yearlings, 81 1895 25 wethers. "a %
"a rs; ewes. SOL so; lambs. wooled, ~ FOG
%: lambs. shorn. s.. 5Q46. 5 ils4esslig hes
Kansas City. srfs ssT.c,
KANSAS CITY. May 3I.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts 7o00 head. including leo seutherns, ioc
higher Native steers. 81 1895 To-; Southern
sssss ss ee and III hesra g & e. S
and feeders, So 25@4 SIS: bulls, 81 s0q4 so;
calves. s3d5 so; Western fed steers. 81 5o@
r. Western fed c9gs SoS % 800 %; sa.
SIS 2OQ5 80: packers. IS 2o65 271s. pigs and
light, 81 65@5 %.
higher. Muttons, 81 25@5 49, lambs. SIS 5e@
rs: range wetAers. 81 50q5 %; fed ewes.
81 1904 90.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of Berries and other deeiduous
fruits were heavy and as good portion OF
ket was overstocked and decidedly weak
Lower prices ruled for most descriptions and
ordinary offerings OF small tree varieties were
difficuit TO dispose Of Apples and Apricots IN
baskets from the river were Offering freely at
SOC per basket. and Madeline Pears similarly
packed, sold from CSC to Use per basket as to
quality. Cherries arrived freely. notably from
Santa Cruz County. and prices declined sharply.
at 81 rs per box. and cantaioupes from Goa
chella sold at 81 30 and 50 for small ard iargs
crates respectively. Strawberries Raspberries
and Loganberries cleaned up well at the revised
quotation, while ordinary Blackberriss. that is.
Black Loganberries and the Primer variety.
r wsrs s. so% ~ swer rae Citrus fruits
quiet and. weak at the old quotations. In the
auction rooms cars Of Oranges were sold as
dc, eoc9s1 is; standard do. soc@si; standard
vaIencias. 81 SO; Seedlings. 81.
500: large vsrietisa. SOS; Santa Clara Bsr-
r. R.AspBERRIEs 81 25aa per crate and sloo
LsoaANBERRIEs-ssaS per chest and 5oco
Neutrality-suspicious. per chest for choice
oosEBERRIEs-Per ib-Ensiish. 1850;
other kinds. 2@5c.
Royal Anne T5cGSl: Red and White. 50@s5c
in bulk. 6G9c per 10 for Black. oqSc Tor Red
APPLEs-old. sia2 per box; new. 5oces1 %
APRicoTs-75asoc per crate and 5oG7cc for
small boxes
PEACHEsA5oc6SI per box.
PLUMS-Clyrnan 90c1Sf IS per crate; Cher
ry, zoa7eec per box ard 81 per crate
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels. 81 $50
2 50 per box for fancy, SOL IS for choice and
7scd3Si rs valencia 81 5o02 70; sdlines
s1@i %: Lemons s262 50 for fancy. 81 25e
/ so for choice and 75efS1 for standard: Craze
Fruit 81 50l2 so: Mexican Lines. si4f 30
per case; Bananas. 81 1912 IS per bunch far
Central American and S171 rs for Hawaiian;
Pineapples. s2q3 per dozen.
Dried Frtits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey.
Stocks of Nevada Honey have become ma
terialIy reduced. but quotations show
change Several small lots ~ new extracted
California Honey have been received. but not
sufficient to make market. There is moth
FRUfTS-Apriccts 514asc for new CROP
future delivery; Nectarines. 76sc for Wri-s;
Peaches. slsQ915c per ID; Pc rs, 6910c; P'ums,
nominal: Figs. 2-crown bricks. 45c Scr WI,
soc; 4-crown COO; 6-crown, Csc: bulk white.
2ss95c black. 2is@5lAc: EvaDcrated Apples.
5flT1hc per ID.
PRUNEs-Old crop. 1xd1Hc per 10 for the
four sizes and 2fz63c basis for the large sizes
RAIsfNs-1904 crop Z. o. b. ~sno-De' . .
clusters, 81 s5af 40; London Layers. s56s5c:
Loose Muscatsis. i-crown. 4IkG5c; S-crown.
4G45hc: 2-crown. 30SAc; Seeded. 696Kc;