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Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
A LONDON ACTRESS
 NOW IN LOS ANGELES
Hrs. Dawes, Mother Of Miss nadge
 Dawes, Formerly of PhCeni

Below is given a criticism of a con cert held in Los Angeles recently, the clipping being from a copy of the Los Angeles Times. Special interest at taches to the incident through the fact that one of the participants in the concert was Mrs. Bertha Vaughn Dawes mother of Miss Madge Dawes of Los Angeles. who was formerly a well known and popular young lady of this city. Mrs. Vaughn Dawes has de- voted much of her life to the stage and is an English woman of rare talents Fifteen or twenty years ago she was a leading figure on the London stage and in the provinces. Following is the Times article:
 The best part of Miss CurI's concert. given last evening in Simpson audi torium. was the smoothness of it's gen eral effect. and the equality of the va rious musical numbers. Since Miss Curl has assistants of genuine talent the evening was delightfully."- interest ing.
 Miss Curl herself gave a variety of compositions. commencing with the brilliant 3Una voce poco fa." from "The Barber of Seville" and conclud- ing with TOsti's Good By" Her voice mas improved much during the last few years and very much in the last season. IL has gained in sorority. cIar- ity and purity. and is now lyric SO prano pleasing in all it's parJs-not merely in one register. Miss Curl's range is quite unusual, reaching easily up into the very highest music writ ten by any composer for the soprano voice One of her most effective works was Clough- Leighter's April Song Cycle" containing variety of bright studies written for a voice of sympa- tnetic quality
 Mrs Bertha Vaughn Dawes, who appeared on the program with Miss Curl, is a woman recently from the London stage, and her elegant diction and ease of style, coupled with an in- telligent appreciation of her reading. marked ner as a striking superior to the "elocutiOnists" and other "imper- senators" who usually read in public places. Los Angeles audiences should have more of such work as Mrs. Dawes's.
 Mrs. Norma ROckhold-Robbins SCOT
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

The average man would find work if he wasn't so apt t6 find fauit.-i'hIIa- delphia Record
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
SHANNON COPPER COMPANY.
Its Future Looking Up Under Stimulus
 of Arizona Commercial Interests.

Boston. May 9-(SpeciaL) )-Inter- ests identified with the Arizona Com mercial have been buying heavily of shannon stock here around $S. and il is predicted that the price will go ta $10 very soon and to SIP by early fall There is no present idea of a merger of the two companies. however but the stockholders will be asked for proxies for the election of new inter ests who believe the shannon has q future that cannot be bought out by the present management and who state that shannon is capable of producing lS.000.00O pounds of copper annually al a cost of ten cents. The company will earn S2 per share for the present year The Arizona Commercial rights expire tomorrow. Over half the 10000 new shares are taken by stockholders. The underwriters will not receive over 30 900 shares.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

ed an unusual success with her rich contralto voice in Grieg's "Herbst Sturm.' following it with Arms -Fisch- er's Under the Rose.
 Charles A. Bowes baritone was heard to advantage in Silvio's sere- made. from "I Pagliacci,"
 Miss Maria Thresher opened the pro gram with an excellent interpretation of Wieniawskfs "Legende."
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
AN INDIANAPOLIS FIRE.

Indianapolis, May Sire today damaged the Masonic temple at Wash ington street and Capitol avenue to the extent of $15.000 and caused a total loss of $25,OOO Three members of the fire department were slightly injured by a falling cornice
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
sorh,ng Succeeds LIke success
DR. nIBBARE
IS FlSosss TtsROU5HoUT THE SoUTH~ EST AS 4
Leading Specialist
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confdenc. and patronage e th= leading business men
 and m ost pTcminsEt citiZeLs s O Arizona-. Tb-
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

well, and it will not be many days be- fore you can eat anything without fear of indigestion.
 H. Goodman sells Mi-o-na on an ab- solute guarantee to refund the money if it does not cure. A large box of the tablets costs but 50 cents, if it helps you; nothing if it fails
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

Among the guests yesterday regis tered at the Commercial were: George \. Olney. Stafford; Alex. Bowie Gallup N- NJ; w. H. Cook. St. Joseph: c. W French. Florence; F. F. Turbush. Ere mont, Ohio, and F. J. Johnson. Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

A cactus by the wayside grew, And nothing saw but the sky so blue; But now it shines in many home, Nor ever more will need to roam, For by Donofrio twas found on the way And CrystaIIized Cactus Candy it is to-
 day.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
POSTMASTER CONFIRMED,

Washington. May 9.-The appoint ment of Dora w. Howard as postmas ter at San Marcial. N. NJ. was con Ermed today
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

The amateur actress wants to put a show on so that she can show off Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-10

Enthusiasm is all right providing you don't meet a man who is full of it when you are busiest-Atchison Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
-LOSING Quotations.

ooUV ina camp. D % StD tramp IONS
1000 Jim Butler. 4 80 u 1000 Do b IS. b.
1000 Do b 80. =. Il 50 1000 Treasure =.
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Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES, Sept 25.-Local ranch eggs
1eiu the boards today in the produce market.
On Change, because of the scarcity OF al fresh
STOCKS, the price was advanced to 36c ana
nonsnern candied were raised to &c. Ihere was
considerable interest in cheese and Swiss I'M
ported was advanced to 2S@29c. There is an
SSAtreme Ss,trme scarcity of fresh fancy butter ana ana
ldsnef prices are expected. Butter prices the
eonlnS winter will belhigher than ever oefore.
accoIaing 10 reliable representations. -One ton
OF cried chiles was sold on Change today
EI1S-Local ranch candled. 35c: Northern
Isncn, candled, 32c: fresh Eastern 32c' selected
Eastern storage. 2fc.
BUTTER-Local creamery. 6712c; valley
creamery, fancy. 60@65c. coast creamery fancy,
ooc; coast dairy. choice. 50@521ac: cooking. &c.
OhEESE-Northern fresh, 14d15c; Anchor,
large llc: Anchor. Young America, lSc: An
cnor. hand, 19c; Eastern singles. 16@16Hc;
eastern Twins, 1aM16c; Eastern cheddars, l6c;
eastern ~ Longhorn. 1615 @17c: Eastern dairy, loo
o a. Gl1c; Swiss imported 2s@29c; Swiss domestic,
zoc: mmburger. Zoe; brick cream. zoe.
PoIATOES fper cwt EARLY Rose. Northern.
y log 40: Burbanks S1-50@1. .e5; Choice 81. .35
S.oat; - %l.ao; Salinas. 81: Highlands S160@1.75.
oNioNS-Yellow Danvers. S1.25@1. so; North
GARLICSSc
arsaa L5E6ss-Green. 56s Sc: evaporated, zoe: sun
Austin brown. local 50: Northern. 81. % al so
., on BEANS tper ewt.) Pink, No. 1. $500: No. 2,
Sl:U; Lima. No. /. So: Lady Washington.
10; no i, $S25@S.50; do small white, No 1. $3.50
9.t.1, 20. a9, blacheye, $3.50; Garvanzas. s4.5o@5;
:, HONEY HONEY Ia pounds water white. 16c !;
nght amber. 12d13c; comb, white 14c; ex-
Iac.e9 water white, 60-lb cans 6hM7c; ex-
sI slac5ea white Cobb cans 6@612c; light amber
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The Butter market was In most satisfactory
condition for sellers. everything on the list be-
ing in good demand and firm and the upward
trend in prices of strictly me stock continued
unchecked. On the Exchange fresh extras and
packing stock were bid up. but no one seemed
anxious TO sell. even at the advance. and the
have to bid higher to obtain supplies Strictly
nne fresh extras were cleaning up rapidly. while
the supply of local packing stock and Eastern
ladies' was barely sufficient for current needs
vance of 10c per dozen in fresh California hrsts,
the sharpest jump the Egg trade has known in
years The advance due 10 the fact tha t
the continued scarcity and consequent high cost
Of selected caused a heavy run on frsts which
are mostly of good quality and easily command
a good price at retail. Eastern seconds were
also higher while the other descriptions were
unchanged
Cheese was steady at unaltered quotations.
On the Exchange 20 California new fancy fats
were sold at 12c per pound.
- Receipts. were 26,500 lbs Butter. 800 lbs
Cheese and 4o3 cases Eggs
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the door
OF the Dairy Exchange:
firm; do frsts, 25c, nrm; seconds, 21cs firm
packing stock firm at zoe for No and 19c
for No 2: Eastern ladies. zoe, firm do stora ge
firm at 21c for extras and 201ac for frsts: Cali
and 231ac for frsts; keg. 22c firm.
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats 12c
per 10. steady; do frsts. lie. steady: new Young
Americas, fancy, 131sc. steady; do frsts, nomi-
nal; do storage fancy, 1910. steady; East
ern fancy, 1910, steady; Western fancy. 15c.
EGGS-California fresh selected. soc per
dozen, firm frsts, 35c. firm; seconds 1sc.
firm; California storage selected, 2sc, firm. frsts
2oc, firm; Eastern fresh, firm. at 24c for Sc
ern storage, selected, 2315c, firm; seconds. 1916
firm.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK Sept. 25.-The market az
stesdter with prices ranging from 10 ~
noints higher Better cables and less IT. IT.
offerings of the South were factors, Dut propapis
the factor that caused the most nervousness .
among the shorts was the fear of tropicai us us
tnrbanees along the Gulf coast. covering rts Mss
ather pronounced In the early dealing. hepyl.s
of rain over the belt made the bears sonlewna' m
cautious If they have any rains In leAa .s dam
there is no doubt that they Will 40 iot =, ,y ua,
age as reports claim that cotton ~ opee rrhe
freely and is badly in need OF picsins. .o++on s
1,bois world seems to be bearish on co1son, II
ronstIv on theories and without any facts. 1nes n
are selling cotton on what they forecast Is lnis
eron to he The ginners' report IS expecteu o
On October Q and the Government cohui.ion ie
MORT is expected the same date ,, s-o,,
THE weekly weather report is IaVoIapl arals;n1 n
Te1as snd oklahoma Field work is progressing
fsvorablv Weather generally dry oolile I h,rh
age in Carolinas last week from ram anu nieu
The foreign spinners are not ouylng r anu raas sae
Continent was seller in Liverpool Inc "eaA
Hirarnosol caused the loan market TO open a.
secline of 4 to 10 points. In spite OF tne loos -
tbet the cron is late the gins In most otaies =. ~
the helt are now working day and nlgnt anu NJ ~
the near future ii seems certain thal lhe ino.s f
mant must become very neavy unless tue iain
ers hold hack their cotton NJ
nar Sc. December o 0sc; January. BIC
February {. .26M9. .2sc: March, S;s4ci apiA u
fe-ed q 4fc: MAY. 9.45c; July. e.ooc Do n.
r+,,pes closed steady. September. e.hc; &c
+ober 8 7ec: November. S.92c: DecemosE, 9-o9o, o9
Topnery re: February. 9.24c; Marcn, s,21c'
Lnril Q. sec: May, 9.43c; June, 9.4oc' 'ui''
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The fruit market was literally supplied and
still inclined TO weakness, the demand for
be limited. and after the wants of buyers had
been satisfied there was heavy surplus uncared
for Apples Continued to weaken, and although
occasional sales of highly colored fine red varie-
ties were reported at 81 per box, there was not
enough business al that figure to warrant such
quotation soc being about the top for general
Pears received from Oregon and the northern
part of the State which showed effects of hot
low prices. to the detriment of good stock.
Figs showed some improvement in quality and
brought better prices, though the demand was
nothing extra. Table Grapes in large boxes
good sellers and Wine Grapes continued to
clean up readily at steady prices. Lemons were
lower and Melons were rather dull. despite the
Sacramento River were offering again. and sales
were reported at 81 per box.
BERRIES-Strawber s6G9 per chest for
Longworth and s5ds for the large varieties:
Blackberries, S3@4 per chest; Raspberries, sea
per =, chest; 4e ~, ,Hnckleberries; IQsc per pound
ApPLEsEogS5c per box for common to
QUINCES-1Ud90c per box
PEARS-Bartlett, S111 90 per box for choice,
and 6o@15c for poor; other varieties, 50@75c
PEACHEs-T5c@s1 for open boxes and 4oa
.5c for small packages; in bluk, $50 per ton
pLuMs AND pRUNEs-crates and small
boxes, 5oGs5c: open boxes, sl@1.25.
FIGS-40@75c per box.
5o@s5e: Muscat 5o@T5c; Black, 100000; To.
kay eo@75c: Isabella, T5c4s1; open boxes,
I5e@S1 50; Wine Grapes, S2s@32 per ton
Nutmeg Melons. 4oSss5c per box: watermelons
81 2SMl,55 sI,r per dozeni extra large; 81 5og3
ard; Grape Frnit s. 5oas.so: Lines 81, ,so@5
bunch for Hawaiian and s2.25Gs for Central
American; Pineapples. nominal.
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Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hops.

Hop merchants continue to report quiet mar
ket at unchanged quotations. The feeling is
rather steady at the moment. being influenced
by rise of &c in the German markets on Mon
day Crop prospects everywhere are reported
large.
Wool Is still in the same old dull rut. with
the manufacturers buying practically nothing.
Nevadas are lower.
Hides are easier in sympathy with weaker
Eastern markets, and some local dealers are
inclined to quote shade lower, though there
is no general decline yet. No accumulation
of stock is yet reported.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about 1a@1c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers 13c;
medium, 1215c: light, 12hc; Cow Hides. 1211c
for heavy and 12lac for lights Stays. Size; Salt
ed Kip. 1315c; Salted Veal 15c: Salted Calf.
15c dry Hides 2215c; dry Kip. zoe: dry Calf.
24c: Sheepskins, shearings. 20@40c each short
Wool. 50@S0c each; medium, 90c 20; long
Wool. H.25@1.75: Horse Hides, salt, S3@3. 20
for large and $2.75 for medium. S225 for small
and 50c for Colts: Horse Hides. dry. $2@2.2 % for
large and $1.50@1.75 for medium. 81 25 for
small and 40c for Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexi-
can, 32@35c; dry salted Mexican. 24G26c; dry
Central American. 35@37I5c. Goatskins-Prime
Angoras 75c; extra large do. $1-25; large, SOC:
medium. 35c, small 25c.
TALL0w--No. / rendered. 4@4kc in bbls:
in cans and drums, Ac less; No. 2. 81 04c;
wooL-Fail cIip--san Joaquin and Southern
T@sc; fall Lambs. SlaWl5c: Northern. do. II
Ml5c; Humboldt and Mendocino. 10G14c: Middle
County. 7ls@1oc; Northern. 11G15c; Nevada.
15d1Sc per h.
HoPs-1s@ @lec per lb for 1906.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.

The principal features at the moment are the
pronounced frmness in Prunes and Raisins. The
tendency fip both is upward. and Raisins have
made further advance of 1sc to 4G4ke in
the sweat-box. The other lines under this head
including Nuts. also very strong. with no
concessions obtained by buyers from sellers In
fact. It is the best all-around market for years
FRUITS-Apricots. 13@17c per ID: Evapo-
rated Apples spot. 5A @Tc; do. sun-dried. 2h4
3i5e; Peaches. 1o@12He. Pears. s1a@12hc;
Nectarines. White and Red, 11c Figs, White,
2%@4c, do, Black, 3@3s4c; pitted Plums, "a
10c; Prunes. 2A G2Hc, 4-size basis, and 3G31ac
basis for large sizes
RAIsINS-1906 crop-Seeded, 5Is@6hc; Loose
Muscatels 415c. &c and she for ., and 4
crown respectively; Seedless. 4Ac; Seedless
Sultanas. 41sc; Thompson Seedless. 5G5Ac for
unbleached and SQ11c for bleached: Imperial
clusters. e-crown $3.50; Dehesa. clusters, 8
crown, So; fancy clusters. 4-crown, 81 .501i 80:
London Layers. 3-crown, S1.15@1-20; London
Layers 2crown, $1.O5ql.10.
NUTS-1906 crop-Almonds, Nonpareils, III
@1sc; !; x. L. ISa1s1ke; Ne Plus Ultra, 15i5
@l6c; brakes, 13H@14c: Languedocs, 13c: and
Golden State. 12lac per lb- walnuts- shell.
1liac for No. i and SIC for No. .; harl-shell,
lie for No. and Sc for No. 2
HoNEY-Is offering the local market
at 15c per lb for bright comb and 12@l3c for
amber do.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall street stocks from points lower. Cotton higher
Call money per Silver and Exchange about the
No striking features the local Stock Exchanges.
Wheat quiet and steady. Barley active and very firm.
Oats strongly held. Corn dull. Beans quiet
trade Flour and Aisuts Bran and Shorts higher
Hay selling very fairly at previous prices. 3
Dried Fruits Rasns and Nuts continue stiff and advancing
Lard lower. Hams weak. Bacon unchanged. +
Hops quiet and steady Wool very dull Hides becoming
Beef Veal Mutton and Lamb all higher Pork unchanged
Potatoes weakening under increasing arrivals Onions dull
Poultry in active demand and firm.
Butter continues to tend upward Cheese steady. sas
Eggs make the sharpest advance in many years.
Fresh Fruits still in liberal supply and weak
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. s4@s&c: Wool Bags.
2slsc for BIB and 4sc for Alb; Fruit Bags. &c.
wea.on coAwenston S $50 RqaDt to1 Ng
Richmond. $50: Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
pfp in soa in SaP g SIS n
Mountain descriptions. $3.50 per short ton
oILS-Quotations for barrels: for cases
4ac @ for raw ;sea Castor Oh H. h cases % No. i. 75c
Bakers AA. cases, $1.24@1. 26; Lucol. SOC for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut. cases, s5g
soc per gallon: vocoanut on. IN barrels: SsS
winter Sperm OIL 65c; natural winter Sperm
OIL 65c; extra bleached winter Whale Oil
6oc; natural Whale Oil. SOC; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot on. 75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot OH:
5715c: Herring Oil. 4oc; salmon OIL. soc; boiled
fca co3n al of 5ff GAS aAsoIhS III Eoe Ercwater White
17c: Astral. i7c; star. i7c: Extra Star. 2Oc:
bulk, 17lsc; in cases, 24c; Motor Gasoline. in
bulk. 17hc: in cases, 24c: No. 1 Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums Sc; No do. Sic;
cases, SIC more: Benzine, In bulk. 2l3c; IN
cases, 19c; s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 3oc; in
cases Sec
TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon in cases and
''f eFn II drSns hSp WTT SPd lF9p Rea Lead
per lb; White Lead, s9s15c. according to guam
tity.
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.20c; Powdered.
505c: Candy Granulated 5.o5c: Fine Fruit and
bags only. -: Confectioners' A. 495c; Mag
noa A. 4 soc: Extra c. 4 45c. Golden G. 4.3jc;
D. 25c; Fl and Crystal Dominos, 1850; Tab
reis and 5o-Ib bags. ioc. haif-bbls 25c and boxes
SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent
CANNED FRUITS-The last price list Of
the California Fruit Gamers. Association Is as
follows. exclusive Of gallons:
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500 -Four Oh
900 Forty :.
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New YORK FtnancIaI Notes.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Eariy Lonoon marke'
for Americans was higher The market is grow
ing professional and sudden changes are very
likely. Trading in London is now Tor new Mora, az
count with little disposition to operate. North.
ern Pacific equity in Burlington estimated at
S5O. 600 600. Pittsburg reports large orders for
iron and steel taken for first half Of next year;
FOR stocks in loan crowd Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific surplus overcharges and tees equal qua
to 9O4 per cent ON the capital stock Iotal d gole
engagement against deposits S33.o55.o GOO, OF
which 500 945 900 Is still TO arrive Secretary
Shaw will act the money situation as SUN
as he feels convinced of the necessity.
Men close TO the big interests say the iat.er
wish to see monetary and political uncertain
ties cleared up before resuming their pulnsn
operations aggressively. The indica tions. there
fore are that the market during the next 1e"
days will be somewhat irregular
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Hay and Feedstufrs.

bran and Shorts have advanced soc per ton
miuoIlngs MI are unchanged. offerings of all three
ne hay market continues as for some time
past, the choice grades being In demand and
hrIn n and the lower grades dull.
BRAN-SlSGl19. so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S266l29 per ton,
SHORTS--sl902O per ton
,,F r FfEtDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $23@24;
mixed ND Feed, S23@24: Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
90 20 .oo; lobbing. S3s per tom Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills S23 in 10 and S23. so in ton
lots; Jobbing $24; Corn Meal $3.50; Cracked
Torn' Ss' Ss2; Horse Beans nominal; Broom Corn
reed s, eoc per ctl: Alfalfa Meal carload lots
sls.oO; Jobbng, $50 per ton; Mealfalfa. $19. so
HAf-Choice Wheat. $1650@17 per ton;
s9od s9od Wheat, $15@16; other grades Wheat,
90, s 4; Wild oat. S9@12; Alfalfa, $7.5O@11;
stock. $IdS per ton
lRAW-40G60c per bale.
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vEAL-61s@sc for large and sG9lsc for
small
MuTToN-ealoc for wethers and s1s@e1sc
for Ewes.
LAMBS-10q11c-
DRESSED HOGS-S610c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 80 per
cent shTinkage for Cattle:
CATTLEESteers, Ga per ID for No. and s
@61a for No. =; Cows and Heifers. &c; No
> Cows. 415c: thin Cows. 4c
CALVES-4A G4lac per lb for light 81 G4c
for medium and 3d312e for heavy tgross weight
SHEEP-wethers. Al g5c per Ib; Ewes. 4la
q 41ac gross weight.
LAMBS-4%4 d5c per 10.
HoGS-125 to 250 lbs. SIC per ID: under 10
lbs, 614 G61ac: $50 lbs and over. 6G6Lic. Bears
@20 per cent on from above quotations.
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cleaned up and maintain values. Sweets are
coming forward freely and are meeting with
sluggish demand at irregular prices There
Is very little doing in Onions at the moment
The warm weather not conducive TO ac-
tive trading In Vegetables. and the market
was rather weak than otherwise particularly for
such kinds as required cooking. Tomatoes and
Cucumbers were good sellers. but stocks were
TOO heavy TO permit any advance in prices
POIATOES-Per ctl: River Whites, I5cG
sl.lo; Salinas Burbanks, $1.2o@1 so; Sweet Po-
QNIONS-Yellow. per ct1 60@75c
NEGETABLES-Green Corn crates. 81 .50G
l..o; sacks, S125@1-75: String Beans. 3@5c
per ID; Lima Beans 212 2@ic per lb: Tomatoes. %
@50c per box; Cucumbers. 35@50c per box; Sum
mer SQUASH 6o@ 75c per box; Garlic, 2G5c per lb
CaDDage. S0@S5c per ctl: Caulifower, I5GS5c
per dozen; Carrots. 6o@75e per sack: Turnips
6Sg 72e per sack: Green Okra, 40@60c per box;
Egg Plant. 100000 per box: Green Peppers. %
ton.
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CANNED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nne
sifted 81 %: extra sifted $110; standard sifted,
81. Tou1atoes-215-Ib standard. roc; gallons,
81. TO-; solid packed, 245-l5, soc; BIB, eOc; do.
gallons s.. 80.
CORDAGE-Manila. 15Ac; Sisal 10Zc; Du-
plex exc: Sisal Bale Rome. 1261311c per H.
CANNED SALMOS-Prices OF Alaska Salmon
are as follows: Red. 95c per dozen; medium
Red. S5c: pinks. s0c.
PACIFIC CODFISH-50-lb bundles Whole Cod
Sic: 100-lb cases Whole Cod. Sc; do extra large.
&c: do imitation Eastern. 615c: Norway. SIC;
Anchor Brand Strips. nc: Narrow Gauge 6c
Silver King. &c: Golden State Middles. 6hc:
White Seal Middles. 915c: Oriental Blocks. 6 &c:
5eabright Blocks &c: Crown Tablets. 71sc: Pearl
Tablets Sc Boneless. 9G9iSc: Picked Cod,
barrels 81: do half barrels. ESQ Net cash
TO the jobbing trade