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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-05
Little Locals

Mrs. NJ c Holland and daughter, OF
Washington. are visiting Mr.. r. r.
Smith and family
Al Palmbaum's- Wrappers, etc.
Reduction in Millinery. Hats at Cost.
J.. T.. Ricamorc.
Ny. G. J. RiNcy, Of Alexandria, was in
town Monday on business.
Watcrmelons aud Canteloupes, at
Berryville supply Company,
AT Palmbsum' s. Ladies' skirts and
shirt Waists
Mr.. George Glass, of Roanoke. was in
town this week renewing the acQuaint-
snce OF his old friends
We are closing out our summer MILL
merry Now is the time for bargains.
l.. z. Ricamorc
Al Palmbaum' table Cloths, Towels,
Napkins. Bcdsproads
Surgeon W. b. Grove, OF the United
States Navy, has returned 60 his post in
Boston, after an extended visit 20 friends
here
Tee Cream O. specially All aayors.
Berryyilc supply Company.
OF. G. Hogs for salc-ENtra fine Pigs
ana Shosts from registered stock Pedi-
gree free. Can on or write to ". H..
Bruhaker. Briggs, Va.
Mcssrs. Charles Carver and LEROY
Eichcibcrgcr who have been visiting
friends in Winchester and Bcrryviue.
returned last week TO their home in
Harrisburg Pa.
a full line of Ladies and Mems Fur
nishings. suitable for an. a, Palmbaum's.
For saIe-0ne Eclipse Threshing Ma
chine, good as new. c. X. Sewers.
Bcrryviilc. Va.
Miss Evelyn Moore, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Mary Lupton. left for
Washington last week
Money TO Loan Money 10 lend In any
amount on Farm Land.
WHITING * SMITH.
Just received. q full line Of Wall
Papers, from . cents up. /. T. Rica-
more.
Read Mr.. A. r. Arne,te's big sale Of
fine Cattle advertised in this Issue.
5000 90 Loan at per cent. in sums
OF $1,000 or more. Call on or address
Whiting * smith. Attorneys.
Mr. James W. Foley spent the Fourth
In Richmond
=. /. Palmbaum * Co. have Just re-
ceived q big line Of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods I'm all oolors at prices 10
suit everybody.
Attorney Conrad Eownslar returned
this week from a trip 20 New York,
Atlantic City and other points.
For Sale.-In Berryville. two small.
desirable houses. Prices. $500 and $3.50.
Apply to D. C. snyder
Mr.. Douglass Page. Of Pittsburr. is
visiting his parents, Or. and Mrs. II. p.
Page.
Before buying elsewhere, call and see
our line of Wall Papers. Wall Papers
sold and hung az reasonable rates. l..
=. Ricamorc.
Mr.. John r. Crown, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here. left
this week Tor his position in Norfolk.
Engines for Sale-Two good. plain
engines, one - II. p. and one $ II. p.
VIII sell cheap Also agent for J. !. c.
Threshing Machines, Engines and Sup
plies. c. *. Sewers, Bcrryville, Va.
Storehouse for Sale-A large store
house, 22NS5 feet in size, two stories in
height located ON the Main street of
Bcrryville, will De sold al bargain
figure. Address I'D" care of CouRIER.
Berryville Va. 535
/. w. HARPER is thc acme of excel
lence in whiskey production-safes and
most satisfactory for all uses Sold bv
+. \. CasQeman. Berrvviue Na
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 the Voters of Clarke and Warren.
d, ! TT9Sspectinlly announce my candidacy for
cue NUS OF DELEG ATES, subject To the
held some time this Summer h will Ith ~ pe
DC DC conceded, that. as between the two co,,,,
1les, W RRENis entitled 10 name the cand
ha'e Tor the next HOUSE OF DEIEC; A ;I'Is1I-
ana II 1t is your pleasure to nominate ana
eSo. me Tor TINS high position, will greatly
with all the ability and earnestness nossg you
No ,ou- NJ. NJ. JOHNSON,
''' . i'V'' Front Royal, Va.
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Knox Anniversary Services,

Owing to the anniversary cele-
bration to be held in the Presby-
terrain Church next Sunday, July
9, the Methodist Church. South,
viii be closed in the morning; and
the congregation is urged to attend
the celebration.
j. HARRY SMITH, Pastor.
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ChildTel'S Day at Providence.

The annual Children's Day SER
vices will be held at Providence
Chapel on Sunday, July 9, begin
ming at $50 a. m. Rev. j. D..
Mays. of Berryville, will deliver
the principal address of the meet
mo
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Bank Of Clarke Country,

The Directors of this Bank have
declared the usual semi-annual
Dividend of three and one-half pre-
cent Free of Tax, payable on and
after July 1, 1905.
JOIN b. NELL, Cashier.
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Ice Cream Festival.

Mrs. G. ). Johnston Will. hold
an Ice cream festival at her home.
near Shepherds Ford, Friday even
ING, July II, for the benefit of the
pastor of the Mountain Baptist
Church
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Children'S Day al Marvin

ChildrenS' Day Services will be
held at Marvin Chapel next Sun
day morning, July 9. at 1880
O'Clock. An object sermon will be
preached to the children.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-05
CLAY HILL ACADEMY.

home Boarding and Dav School 60.
Boys. Instruction thorough: surronnd;n ,o ~
pleasant; individual training; home inf,S.
enee; Endorsed by best colleges. For terms
and Information, address -"
w. II. WHITING, JR., NJ. A..
a Ap MmLyooD, Va.
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berkshire Hoqs

a high class herd Of animals Of fDo
individuality and breeding ""e
EDWARD q, BUTLER
"EANEFsz.D."
Briggs. Clarke County. Virginia
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-05

state Of Virginia,
In the Circuit Court of Clarke Comfy
At Rules. July 3 1905.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-07-05
There's always a place for a
SERGE SUIT in a Mans
Summer Wardrobe

Just the proper amount Of dressiness to it not
to be entirely negligee-and it's as cool as any
Quit one can wear. Our Suits are made of
serge we've selected with care and knowledge
that guarantee their quality. The ability of
the Tailors who make our Clothing shows at
Its best i'll these plain, dark fabrics. :: :: ::
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SENT PREPAID

upon receipt Of SI.oOto any
address IN the UnitciS,s,e,
and Canada. lfupon exam.
ination YOU arr not en,irsiy
satisfied or You DO mini
the pen il worth SS.OO
return Il 20 us aud We viii
cheeriully refund the
money
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Hay and Feedstufs.

There is nothing particularly new under this
head Feedstuffs being easy and Hay weak,
with lower quotations for the poorer grades
The circular of Scott & Magner says:
Arrivals of Hay on the San Francisco
market for the six days just past amounted to
1850 tons.
These continued heavy receipts have block
AIDED the railroad tracks here completely and
piled UP the Hay wharf to its full capacity.
The Southern Pacific Company has called upon
necessity OF moving the accumulated Hay 30
that large lot of Hay that has been delayed
at West Oakland awaiting room on sidetracks
there can be brought over
Under these. conditions the market has been
anything but buoyant. 1t has been slow and
sales for some of the Hay. Prices naturally
have had to be shaded to effect sales, and the
general tone Of the market is depressed
throughout.
"A large proportion OF the entire arrivals Of
the week have consisted Of the medium to the
very poorer varieties. This class OF Hay is
in poor favor
Strictly choice Wheat Hay sells In a small
way up to S13 and In some instances $18 80
per ton, while fancy Tame Oat Hay will bring
$11 per ton.
Alfalfa Hay continues in moderate supply
and is selling at unchanged figures.
Straw is decidedly easier Some new Straw
3oc to 40c per bale
BRAN-$21 5o0522 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS- -S2GG72s 30 per ton
SHORTS-S23G24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. $21 J0G22 30:
Oilcake Meal at the mill. $50 b0Q34 6o jobbng
s23: Cocoanut Meal at mill $22Q22 so: jobbng
s23; Corn Meal. s36@30 50 Cracked Corn
$40 50@31 Mixed Feed s22 6oQz4; Horse
Beans. $3o@40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed SOC
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug 5.-Clear weather in the
Northwest made prices continuously weak in
the September option was off 1HQ14sc. Corn
Is down %q5sc. Oats show a loss OF 15q%c.
Provisions are &c lower.
The wheat market under continuous
selling pressure throughout the entire session.
shade lower to a shade higher at S51sc to-
S5Ac. holiday at Liverpool turned first at
tention to the wheat fields OF Minnesota and
the Dakotas. Gather in the Northwest was
ideal for the ripentng OF wneat in the northern
sections. Conditions were equally favorable fSr
harvesting where the grain had already ma
tured. Cutting reported to be under way
over a considerable area of the spring wheat
belt. BY the middle of next week the harvest
Is expected to be in full swing in North Da-
kota. There was an absence of reports claim
ing damage by rust. Extreme weakness at
Minneapolis taken here indicating that
there had been at least temporary collapse
OF the blight scare. AS result of the condi
tions named prices here gradually crumbled.
An official forecast of fair weather tomorrow
About the only encouragement for the bulls
came from decreased receipts Southwest. Small
holders and pit traders were principal sellers.
( Offerings were taken by commission houses
From the start prices steadily declined, the
market closing weak at the lowest point OF the
day. Final quotations on September we're
S37sc Clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 81. 800 bushels. Primary receipts were
91z. 300 bushels. compared with 200 bushels
a year ago. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 400 cars, against 567 cars
last week and 299 year ago.
Excellent prospects for bumper crop caused
weakness in the corn market. The market
closed at practically the lowest point Sep
tenlber opened S9Lc to Hc lower at 53h@
53ssc sold OF to 52A GD5Sc and closed at 53c.
Local receipts were lo4 cars. with 2e OF con-
tract grade.
oats we're weak with prospects of large
gain in local stocks. Cash houses were the
principal sellers although there was consider
able proft-takIng. Weakness in other grains
had depressing effect. September opened &c
lower at % &c, sold down to 265kc and closed
/ at 2G7s92Tc.
Provisions were trife easier on profit tax
ing by small holders notwithstanding q small
advance in price OF live hogs. Weakness Of
grain was q bearish influence. At the close
September pork was off &c at s13 5751. Lard
and ribs wero also down DC. closing at 81 42H
and SIS 12h respectively.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat 2O5
cars; corn 236 cars; OATS 4o3 cars; hogs, 3d.
600 head.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Omen. High Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Eastern Dried Fruit SIarlxete.

Mai .eporss from Chicago and New York
KEW YORK - c,sr-ants continued 10
be tire strongest feature IN the market and
ua tGGc llv attracted most attention spot sup
5-es sre down 10 about 100000 pounds.
"l-el IS s-islasitiaiiy one e-halt the 9uanuty
held here last year this time. This IN
I-set. would make holders fTTn in their views,
au- IN addition come reports u a hrfner mar
r-i ia Greece pending the settlement Of the
g.. .E-lcotee agreement and also q report OF
short supplies held in most consuming ooun-
trios The new crop vii not be ready for
Shipment before September and IN the mean
-luie 1.-y IEft quantities VIII come from
broad. not much spot movement was report
CD Iae market was quiet At the close. Prunes
closed higher hut steady with Santa Claras
gco-e1 al $50 fo- the four sizes Z 0. b
basis on tho spot the market was firm with
trrest in the situation beyond filing ordinary
reQuir mems. ApricOts are quiet and the
CiCsC showed C1gupa aratively iEte Interest in any
direction The market is easy and the situa-
tiou unchanged on tle spot Futures are quot
ed Al 9ete as previously Peaches continue
cui-t with futures held Up 70 oe4c ana with
spot goods unchanged al quotations. Figs sell
but slowly. though prices are rTn some
business is done in CALIFORNIA; ~ opening
prices n q small way, but there sales
az Importance In spot goods. Futures are like
ly 20 De high in SMYRNA. even though the crop
IS estimated at -. Coo camel loads, WMch Is
larger than last year.
4 Chicago advice says: There has been
active trading here on evaporated apples, due
I1 rh= reports concerning the poor prospect
for the crop. spot prime eva porated apples are
worth here Gl3c per pound, choice &C, fancy SC
delivered. New crop prime apples are quoted
al : zc PEI pound. choice az Sc and fancy stock
Rczsrding the Nova Scotia apple crop. J. W.
resolved discouraging reports OF apple crop
fl5u nearly al tire fruit-growing sections OF
wet weather in June were unfavorable for
rCliust.Cn and growth Judging from pres
+rt Appearances there VIII not be over half
an average crop for export say, 10000
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
receipt. of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Business of a Saturday Character on
All ExchangeS

All classes Of stocks and bonds were ouI.t
yesterday, with trading OF a light Saturdsv
character Sales OF bonds on the Bond Ex-
change were only 100000 The gas stocks
were firm, with fractional advances but the
others stood about the same. California wins
was ex-dividend of 42c under the rule The
mining and oil stocks were featureIess
Sales OF oil shares on the California r.
change last week were TT,4T5 shares I-ai,,.1
at $24 531, the leading sales being as foIIovys. :.
Associa ted, 20, I'D shares Chicago Crude I45O.
Independence. 800; Occidental 81 5S3. oil
City. 1000: SUPERIOR, 1000 ~
The stock and bond circular Of Haa-sr..,
& Co., for July says: Business at the Stoot-
and Bond Exchange during July has bsan -
oeptiorally active In bonds sales OF listed f~
sues amounting to 81. T34, 600 against 81, ,1as :
addition to the business done on the boa-I.
street sales were heavy, with advancing nricas
and an active demand The redenption ~ tLs
Southern Pacinc Railroad stamped IS Ivbi.S
were called for August l. has contributed con-
siderably to this activity. as a large metorj,,,
of the S21.4I0.ooO issued was held on mi.
coast 'iiiS
Owing to the active investment da-oo.a
caused by the disbursement Of this iarge
amount the prices of nearly all hor6s r. -
advanced. until few OF the old well ssta blSsS 70
issues, or what may be called the fasbionaLI
bonds, can be had at prices to NET fbs -
vestor much above per cent per annurn IT,
heavy demand for bonds has been continuons
showing any signs of abatement, grows rnoTe
inslstent." A-AoAo
The following dividends were paid v.s.o
day The Hawaiian Commercial and SS,Sa-
share; Ononea Sugar a regular n,ootb1, Pst Ps
40 cents; Pacific Lighting Company rsS,,er -.
monthly of 40 cents
The output of the Ophir mine last vssk
amounted to SO mining carloads OF ore asssv
ing $S1 21 per ton, and 26S carloads ~ AZ.
assaying S21 80 per ton " VAe
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
FINANCIAL
Weekly Bank statement.

NEW YORK, aug. 1.-The statement of av-
erages % the clearing g-house banks of this city
for the week shows: Loans 81 ,1l6, les, 700, in
crease $l.f3d300; deposits. 81, 1871. $500, de-
crease 81 61S. 600; circulation $40, 10000, In
crease SCS5,T0 legal tenders $50, $40, 800, de-
crease 81, ,070, 10o; specie S222. i04 SEQ decrease
81, 12G, ,4oo; reserve S314 All I43 decrease $3.-
19iloo; reserve required 1929, ,2S1, ,575. decrease
$C5i,G ESQ., surplus $l2 1o3 oo5, decrease So. ILL.,
$50; ex-United States deposits sl4,2S0, 200, de-
crease IS. I4c 0O0.
NEW YORK. Aug 5.-The Financier says:
The official statement of the New York ASA
ciated banks this week again shows more or
less marked discrepancy between the esti-
ma ted changes in the cash item computed
upon the basis OF the traceable movements OF
money and The amount reported in the state
ment the latter showing a loss OF S. I97, 10o
while some estimates indicated gains. Tne
discrepancy may be in part explained by the
increase in the urrecorded movements OF money
between interior repositories located at min
ing centers and other interior points. An
other notable feature of the bank statement
was an increase OF 81, 49, 100 in loans, which
carried the total of this item TO the highest
on record, the previous maximum having been
81, las. 9S3, ,2Co October 8, 1904. Deposits de-
creased So 61S 800. only $I37 500 more than
the sum OF the gain in cash less the con-
traction in loans. Hence the statement made
good proof The required reserve decreased
S6o4, 66c, deducting which from the loss of
cash left So, l42, $50 the decrease in surplus
reserve to $12, 16S, 526. Computed upon the
basis of deposits. less those OF SIS 1861 100 pub
lie funds, the surplus Is $14, $50, 200.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Butter closed the week hrmer for the finer
grades, and the cheaper qualities also
meeting with better demand. Supplies were
ample for all current requirements. however,
and the market showed excitement
Fine Cheese rules Arm and lighter receipts
are expected in the future as the fac
tories in the country are gradually ceasing to
turn out this product. Tho market Is still
abundanty supplied with ordinary stock
Eggs steady at the advance already
noted and quotations show little change.
Receipts were 116 200 lbs Butter, 1883 cases
Eggs and 2200 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 23@24c
for extras and 22q222c for lower and medium
grades; dairy. 20G22c: cold storage. 21hQ23c
store Butter, 16Q17hc.
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new. e91oc
common, SIC; Young Americas 10h41lc;
Eastern. 14@l5c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 29Q3oc for large white Sc
lected and 2562Sc for fair to good; store
Eggs 16q22hc; Eastern 1rsts 2oQ2+c;
onds I6@llSc per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes and Onions closed the week with
trade quiet and the market in a semf-demor-
allied condition There is some shipping move
ment at low prices in river Potatoes. but
stocks are diminishing slowly the receipts
continue large and every boat that arrives
adds to the accumulation on the wharves-
Sweet Potatoes are arriving in small lots from
Fresno and Merced and the stock is being ped
died out at 4c per pound
In the vegetable market String, Wax and
Lima Beans were stiff under extremely light
supplies and Peas and Green Corn were
steady, while everything else on the list ruled
weak, notably Tomatoes and Cucumbers, the
market being glutted with those descriptions.
There was no movement whatever in Pickle
Cucumbers and the stock was piled high in
the stores awaiting buyers
oTAToEs-Early Rose. 4o@5oc per ctl;
White. 35Q05c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. SSc4
81 per ctl: Garnet Chiles 4o955c per ctl.
ONIONS-Yelow. 75cqS1 per cu.
CONGRATULATIONS Peas 394c per lb;
String and Wax Beans. &c per ID; Lima
box; Sumner Sumner Squash. so@4oc, per box: cucum-
inal: Cabbage. zoo per ctl; Carrots 75c per
sack; Garlic S44c per ID: Egg Plant, SIG
rs per box; Green Peppers 65c9$1 per box
for Chile and s191 25 for Bell; Green okra.
15cQ$l per box; Green Corn, 81 2592 % per
sack and 81 25@3 per crate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Ncw York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The usual half-holi-
day conditions prevailed in the metal market
and no ouotable change was reported.
Spot tin quiet at $32 COZ 1882 S11a-
Lake and electroiytic copper We're steady at
SIS 37NG15 80; casting. $l4 81 \ Q15 1914.
Lead unchanged, 81 6CG4 20.
Spelter SIS 60g5 10.
Iron was reported in light demand, but
with prices still at the recent basis.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-7A trader says: Cop
per has cut loose from other products to a
considerable extent and will command its own
market 1t is a long time since the market
has been so strong. There is but little spot
copper IN sight II anybody wanted to buy q
considerable amount i think the price would
rise considerably on him. We are sold ahead
sppsar to be sold ahead
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
SUMMARY or THE MARKETS.

Ncy Eoyk Stocks and Cotton sho7c !ttlc change
Light Saturday trading the local stock exchanges
City BaaS Ciecrings gain $8, 100000 oser lost year
Uhcat Futures Io7eer. but Cash Wjtedf unchanged
To7erurHe;i in The market for !ine Of Oats.
Corn Ba15cv aHd Rye about before.
Bean crop prospects the south hardly as faa0rdtie
Has s.15-5ci still o7crSnbbIied and depressed.
Poatyy riarket 5ceH stocked and no: cleaned up.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables continue PLENTIFUL
Ill Decfaons Fruits in liberal supply. Lines higher aga
Bstte fraer Cheese in large supply and Eggs stedry
Dried Fruits continue to sho7v ad9arci'g tendency
Precision and Neat markets as previously quoted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in fresh fruits was of large volume
with retailers purchasing freely for two days
requirements, but despite the active trading
the market remained weak for all kinds OF
fruits In bulk, the Gamers being out of the
market and supplies being too heavy for the
regular trade to absorb. The Gamers being
still heavily burdened with contract supplies
Of Bartlett Pears. were working to full ca
pacity in their efforts to work up the accu-
mutation. and several OF the leading concerns
turned large lines OF contract stocks of Pears
and Peaches into the open market. Peaches
and Plums in open boxes were pressed for sale
at round concessions. but handlers found 1t
impossible to effect cearances and large guam
titles of fine fruit were still unsold at the
close. Small packages of most orchard fruits
were weak in sympathy with bulk stock. Figs
and Apricots were exceptions, supplies of both
being extremely light. Choice offerings Of
Grapes suitable for shipping were in good re-
for that purpose at $1q1 15 per crate. Melons
were plentiful but steady and there was a
general advance in Berries. Ordinary Apples
continued weak. while Crab Apples were in
urgent demand and firmer. Citrus goods were
steady, particularly Mexican Lines which
sTRAwBERRiEsEPe chest. Longworths.
$3@7; large varieties, $3Q5.
RASPBERRIES-Per chest S5GS.
BLACKBERRIES-S1 5O93 per chest
HUCKLEBERRIES-7Q per lb.
APtLEs-socus1 10 per box Tor fancy and
Se for small and 81 Is for large boaes ppisS
APRICoTs-Per box or crate. 75c9$1,
5o@4oc; open boxes ao@5oc for small and 500
u PE4Rs@BartIett. ;St fsi tie siai % IS per box for
packed; in bulk nominal
PLUMS AND PRUNES-Crates, 50dS5c:
small boxes 25@40c; open boxes, 25@40c for
small and 50c@s1 for large
NECTARINEs--75cQ$ per box or crate.
FIGS-Black, 81 50Q3 for double-layer and
81 so for single layer drawers; White, 4O9T5c
per box crate.
MELONs-Cantaloupe S2GS per crate; Nut
meg Melons, 75cqs1 per box; Watermelons.
Sl6t3 per dozen.
GRAPEs-sman boxes and crates. 60c4
81 15; large boxes. 75c4S1 rs.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Valencias, 81 so
a per box; Mediterranean Sweets. s1G2;
Lemons, 81 5000; Grape Fruit, 81 509
nanas 81 25@3 per bunch for Central Amer. :
can and Slu1 I5 for Hawaiian; Pineapples
81 5O62 so per Dozen