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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-27
HORRIBLE GRIMES AGAINST YOUNG
GIRLS OCCUR DAILY IN NEW YORK
Police Unable to Cope With This Species of Deqeneracy-
Parents Warned to Be WatChfu.

New York. July 26-To the series of I'M
punished crimes against young girls
which daily OF late has exasperated the
police and put parents in the outlying
districts in an ugly mood. there were add
ed today for investigation the case of
Virginia Barish, II years old, and Annie
Falkoweko, a tot of years.
So notorious have become the. cases of
assault amounting in two recent cases to
murder. that Police Commissioner Bling
ham has been driven to explain that his
army of policemen is insufficient to cope
with this particular species of degene-
racy. He has warned fathers and moth
ers not to allow their little ones to wan
der aimlessly in the streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-27
First Little One Found,

The first knowledge that the crimes had
been committed came when an occupant
of the house at the corner of Ryke and
Bedford streets found the body of Mar
garitha Prawitz, aged 4, lying in the
doorway bathed in blood the lower part
of the body horribly gashed This was
Immediately reported to the police. who
were about to proceed to investigate the
case. when reports came that Bertha
Lenst. aged 3. and ELY Knispel. } wears
old, had been found similarly on the
ground, but alive. in the Preinzhauer Al
lee and Henserdorfer street, respectively
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-27
Girl Driven insane,

The Barish girl has been driven insane
by inhuman treatment, an inkling of
which was first given to the public to-
day She became separated from a party
of friends at North Beach Wednesday
and that night was rescued by chance
from the surf. in which she was about to
drown herself. She had been beaten
black and blue and robbed of her cloth
ing. Driven mad through suffering, she
fought her rescuer and only with diff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-27

If you and John D. Rockefeller
should each draw a check for a
million dollars, one of them would
probably go through. The differ
ence might be in the writing
Jim's Junk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-27
Monster Leaves a Note.

Shortly after the crimes were commit
ted a slip of paper with death hand
sketched on it was found on a public
seat i'll the square near the scene. On
1t was scrubbed in a rambling hand:
Away. away; in five minutes there
will be a corpse There is child muir
derer in the neighborhoOd. Deliver this
note to the police. l have killed children
in Belforter. Preinzhauer and Henserdor-
fer streets
The note was attached to the seat by
means of a sharp single scissor blade and
it Is assumed that the crimes were COM
mitted with the other half of the instTu-
ment.
Description of AssaiIant.
All the available police and detectives
were ordered to ScOur the neighbOThOOd.
Some parents have reported that their
children had seen a haggard man, about
q years old. well dressed and wearing
a cap offering candy and fruit to little
girls whom he asked to accompany him.
A man was arrested shortly afterward
who tailed somewhat with this indefinite
description. Later he was confronted by
the two wounded children. who. however.
were too weak to respond to the qUes-
tons put to them. The man was then
taken in a cab guarded by police TO the
police station.
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Crowds Cried for Vengeance.

RumOrs soon spread magnifying the
number of victims. and the Inhabitants
of the neighbOrhOod became intensely ex-
cited. Mothers sought their children in
the street and made them return indoors
in fear that they might meet a similar
fate. Crowds gathered about the police
station, shouting vengeance against the
murderer.
In the meantime the two victims who
still lived were sent to hospital. Their
condition is precariOus and they are not
expected to survive the night
The officials acted quickly in an en-
deavor to locate the murderer. and pub
lished an offer of a reward of 81 900 for
his capture.
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General gTerabandiae

BAGS-san Quentin Bags 1%e: Grain Bags.
Jupe-Iuly, So 9s7sc; Wool Bags, 42iz @+I1se-
ton, $I2; Beaver Hill. $40: Coos Bay. $40; Rich
mond $f2; Cumberland. S14 In bulk and S16 %
in sacks: Welsh Anthracite. SIS: Coke. $40
per ton in bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky Noun
OII-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. SAC
per gallon for boiled and sc for raw; cases. &c
more; Castor Oil.ein cases, No, l., zoe; Bakers
IA. cases, S1-2S61-30; Lucol. SOC for boiled and
4sc for raw: China Nut. cases. s5@9oc per
gallon: Cocoanut OIL IN barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon
and SOC for Australian; extra bleached winter
natural Whale Oil. SIC; extra winter strained
Lard Oil, S5c; No. 1 Lard Oil Csc; Pure Meats
foot Oil. 75e No. l Neatsfoot Oil. 571ac; Her
ring Oil. 40c Salmon Oil. 35cs boiled Fish
COAL OIL, GASOLINE. ETc-water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 10G11c; special
do 12isc; Pearl Oil. in cases, lie; Astral. lie;
Star, lie; Extra Star. zoe: Elaine. 26c; Eocene.
Ice; Stove Gasoline. in bulk 1T52e. in cases
24c No 1 Engine Distillete. iron barrels OF
drums Sc; No. . dc. 615c: cases. SIC more;
gree Gasoline, in bulk SOC in cases s6c.
TURPENTINE-955@c pei. gallon in cases and
s9lsc in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN-Per $50 lbs gross-F, S5 so; II, $5-95;
/, S610; NJ. 81: W G., $50
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. S4s1ac
per ID: White Lead, sQs1sc, according to
sUGAR-CrystaI Dominos have advanced so
points. Other grades unchanged. The West
ern Sugar Refining Company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Cubes A..
4.35c; Candy Granulated 4.35e; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 4.25c: Beet Grsnuated 200
III bags OnlyJ. 4.05c: ConfectiOners A. 4.25e;
Magnolia A. 3.s5c; Extra c. S75c: Golden G..
S.05c; Tablets. half-bbls. 4.T5c; boxes, 5c per
Ih. Barrels and 5O-b bags 10c. haf-bbls 25e
and boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades
No order taken for less than 70 barrels or its
equivalent.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The Butter market continued TO weaken yester-
day, all grades of creamery goods being marked
down 1c per pound the Exchange. With re-
ceipts increasing and the market tending down
ward. retailers were pursuing a cautious policy
taking just about enough TO keep them going for
plus of fine stock uncared for at the close Of
business.
The situation In Eggs stood exactly the same
as for several days past. Receipts are still run
ming very large and with only limited quantity
going into consumption from day TO day there is
heavy surplus, which can be disposed of only
by being placed in storage. The impression pre-
walls around the street that the price of the best
Eggs fs down to bedrock. as the fact that one
large operator has guaranteed shippers a mini
mum rate of 20c per dozen for the best lots will
prevent the market from going below that figure
Cheese held firm at unchanged quota tions-
On the Exchange 30 cases of extra Butter were
sold, 10 selling at 30c and 90 ait 2S15c, and %
cases Of first Eggs sold at size.
Receipts were 1900 lbs Butter, 2100 lbs
Cheese and 2as1 cases Eggs
The following were the official quotat tons
established by sales. bids and offers the foor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresb creamery extras. 2ec per h.
steady: do frsts. 2Sc. steady: seconds. 2Tc
steady; packing stock. firm at 23c for No. l and
22e for No. 2 Storage goods-No. packing
stock. 2233c. firm: Eastern ladies, hrsts, 22lac,
firm.
CHEESE--Fancy California new fats 16c PER
10. steady, frsts, 13c steady: new Young Amer
icas, fancy. Ice. steady; frsts. l313c. steady;
local storage flats. 13 Nc, steady; Eastern stor
age. fancy. 171ac, firm; Oregon do lS5sc.
steady.
EGGs-California fresh selected, zoe per doz.
firm; extras. 19c firm: frsts. 1S1sc firm: sec
onds, lS1ac, firm
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- AnroI.. MARKETS

LOS ANGELES Feb 2s-There a ma
teTa change In the various grades % n
handling that commodity than any otner on tne
Produce Exchange. The prices were reduced
the brand Effected. The receipts were compare
lively light and present prices are likely 10
stand for several days.
Butter is extremely scarce and no change is
expected for week two.
Eggs in lavish supply. though no change
made in the official selling prices.
Receipts of cheese and onions as posted at
the Exchange were extremely light, n pounds
of the former and four sacks of the latter being
the figures However no change is noted In
cheese. and onions continue in abundant supply,
with Oregon stock in the lead for frmness
The market is practically bare OF tomatoes,
nearly all Cuban and Mexican stock being
cleaned up.
other vegetables are arriving in normal guam
titles and are moving freely at fair prices
All quotations on poultry were wiped on the
ooare az de aP1 a rss yen are
from leading dealers.
All fish except halibut is scarce.
Came continues scarce
Produce receipts-Eggs. 62S cases: butter, 15.-
AS pounds; cheese. "a pounds: potatoes. PCS
sacks onions. sacks; beans, 5O6 sacks; sweet
Following are jobbing prices
EGGS-Local ranch, candled Zoe; northern
BUTTER-yalIey creamery fancy. 6714c: coast
creamery fancy. 60c; coast creamery choice,
CHEESE Northern fresh. 17c: northern stor-
age. lee; Anchor. large. 1sc; Anchor. Young
America, 1oc. Anchor. hand. 1Sc eastern singles.
lId19c; eastern twins. 11c; eastern cbeddars,
$50 16aae; eastern long horn. 20c eastern daisy.
1sc; Swiss. imported. 2sQ 29e; Swiss, domestic.
zoe; limburger, 1Sc.
POULTRY Selling prices, live weight. per
pound: Hens, t7G1scg young roosters. 1SM20c;
fryers. 20G23c: broilers 22626c: old roosters.
11Gl2c; turkeys. large. 1sG19c, do small, l63
lie; ducks. 15al6c; geese 15G16e.
POTATOES. per cwt--Idaho rurals, $1S5;
Colorado, $210; Salinas. 50 80; highland, 50 %:
Oregon $2.75; Early Rose, eastern, 81. .25 200;
Winconsin, S1.S5; Minnesota S1.s5; sweet pota-
toes. yellow, 81
oNToNS-Yellow Danvers northern SITS:
Australian brown northern. 81 .25d1.5o: garlic,
&c: Chillis. evaporated. 1914 "a 1315e: sun dried,
13G1S1sc; ground, 1215c; Mexican bulk, 12l3
d13c.
BEANS. per cwtrPink No, !. &75; Limss
do small white No. 1. s.. .25dS. 40; black eye
S4.5oG5: Gsrvanzas. S4.25@450; lentils. 121h
d15c per lb.
HONEY. per pound-Comb. water white lee;
light amber l4c; comb, white. 15a 2oc; extract.
white 60-lb cans, Tie: light amber: &c
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wastreet stocks somewhat Cotton and leading Cop
pers higher
Call Money, $40 per Silver and Exchange undistubed
Bank of England of discount unchanged.
Little shipped to the Orient by the steamer.
Local bank cearng gain February 43 per 1906
Mining stocks still declining and local securities quieter
Chicago Wheat firm crop damage reports This market dull
Sales Barley top quotations. Oats and Corn firmly held
Flour and Farnaceous Goods in active movement.
steadier light Bran firm; light supply
Approaching day makes Beans inactive and weak
Crystal Domino Sugar advanced so points, Other grades
changed
Wool Bags show slight variation.
Beef higher again, chiefly owing shortage.
Lamb declined. Nutton Veal and Pork unchanged.
Potatoes and Onions excessive supply and weak
Poultry light supply and good demand
Butter lc lower Cheese firm. Eggs very plentiful.
Oranges still liberal supply and weak Apple market
High prices bid for 1907 Dried Peaches and Apricots
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO Feb 2S.-The inactivity in wheat
today largely due to the absence Of any
important report claiming that q
large amount Of wheat in certain provinces Of
Germany has been winter killed caused some
uneaslneSs among shogts early. but later this
runor was denied Other factors were moder-
ate receipts in the Northwest and official fore
cast for cold weather for the Southwest and an
estima ted decrease In this week shipment
from Argentina These Influences were offset
BY small clearances at the seaboerd and an In
crease of stocks of wheat at Minneapolis The
market closed steady. May opened &c higher
at 75Tc.
Sentiment in the corn pit inclined to the
bull side and prices advanced moderately. The
frmness was caused by lack of offerings
rather than by any demand Private interests
and shorts were the chief buyers, while the
selling was mainly between longs. The market
closed hrm. May opened &c higher at 41%c
sold of to 47Lc. advanced 10 47%c and closed
at 4715647hc. net u TO Sc higher
Oats declined after the opening of the msrkaf
on selling By pit traders, but the loss was soon
recovered and prices held firm thereafter Trad
ing rs drifting gradually toward the July opfion
because Of the congested condition Of the NAV
delivery May opened unchanged to 1kc higher
at 42d421kc. sold between Al &c and 42l<c and
closed \ a &c net higher at 42k642Lc
Provisions were firm for the greater mart of
the day on q lively demand from shorts and
local packers. The market eased OF late in fhe
day on realizing sales The close was steady
May pork closed 215c higher lard was M oItc
and ribs were OF 25s d5c -
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles Open High Low. Close
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. Feb 2s.-FLoUR-Receip 1e.-
200. exports. $500; sales 1900. Market steady
but dull
SIC Z. O. b. adoat: No. Northern Duluth, 92ssc
T. O. b. anoat; No. hard winter, $3.50 {. O. b.
ahoaf
The steadiness Of wheat today was explained
principally by light offerings. rumors of damage
10 the German crop, lighter Argentine ship
The market closed unchanged 10 5tc higher. May
closed S5 ssc. July S4kc.
HOPS-Steady-
HIDES-stesdy.
WOOIs-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steadv.
SUGAR-Stesdy: fair refining, 15-16c; cen
trifUgal 90 rest. 3 7-i6c: molasses sugar,
11-lec; refined. steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed with near months
st net advance Of points. while the later
positions closed 8 points lower. Sales. 11o, 200
bags. including: March. 8. 1596 25c; May. 615G
Csc; July. 6.15G6-25c; September, 25d6. 3oc: !.
October. g. 25c. December. 6.256630c; January.
Doc: spot coffee. firm; Rio No. Z, 7Ac; Santos
No. 4. SIC; mild. steady; Cordova, 96121zc
DRIED FRUITS
EvAPORATED APPLES-Quiet. with quota
tions practically nominal in the absence OF
transactions Fancy SIC; choice. sdsAc:
prime. ~ 07&c.
PRTNES- Somewhat unsettled, although fair
demand IS reported and prices unchanged.
Californs fruit. Sc to 10c; Oregon prunes, Il a
APRlCOTS-kre offered very sparingly, with
choice, 1sc; extra choice. 1sh@1oc; fancy.
IeG20c
PEACHES choice, 11@121c; extra
choice, 120l31zc; fancy 12ss q l4e; extra fancy,
RAIsINS-Are very hrn. Loose Muscatel. 2
crown TO 3-crown s69c; seeded raisins Glz q
los.c; London layers. 13@14c.
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Neu York COTTON NLarket

NEW YORK. Feb 2s.-Market has been hrm
ana his brokers Dry weather in Texas is csus-
ing some unessiness among the shorts in new
crop months. and unless they get relief from
much headway
The Commercial says: The bulls having
found leader in the person OF Theodore
IA. Price. bad control Of the market yesterday.
The buying was professional. but the crowd
seems very confident and is not hesitating about
going very heavily long The bears have
leader and lack organization and aggressiveness.
but there was steady selling yesterday from
some quarter. The South seems to have com
menced 10 sell new crop months
Price predicts an advance in cotton and the
longer it is delayed. he says. the more sensa-
fiousl will no
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Mining stocks Continue to Weaken
and Local Securities Quieter

Trading on the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday was lighter all around. Sales Of bonds
were $50. 900, with no marked change in quota
tions, though the United Railroads As were
still weaker at $s1. 20. There was a recovery in
Associated Oil TO $40. .ST15 and a decline in
Hawaiian Commercial to Ss4. The following
were ex-dividend under the rule: Hswsisn Com
mercial. csc; Hutchinson Sugar, 15c; Onomea
soc; Pacific Coast Borsx. 81.
The Comstock mining shares showed some
steadiness IN the morning. but developed weak
ness later on and somewhat lower after
noon The Southern Nevadas were duh and tame
and generally lower throughout the list. though
the decline slight
The lone and Eastern Railroad Company has
levied an assessment OF So delinquent April A.
The Alpha Consolidated Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of &c. delinquent April 3.
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Morning session
Poard-
Unlisted Securities
.rrorrvr ANrOT7c pnEnS

Bid Ask BID Ask
Bay CPC 6s s104s4 ISL & Mp 5s-1o9151I0
Cal NV R5s1 Ill 112 stand Fl 5s.- 90
ST Drydk IS 112 Do etd 5s- S715
ST G&E 415s 94ia Sun Tel 5s.-. 10S
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Potatoen. ONION. ana .Veretahle.

New arrivals Of Potatoes were comparatively
hght Yesterday. only coming to hand, but
with immense quantities lying around unsold the
market remained very weak, with prices irregular
ana tending downward. The market is quite
active at the low prices prevailing. but dealers
nnd II impossible to effect clearances. Onions
excessive
Asparagus was in short supply and higher yes
terday and good Peas did better. while Rhubarb
was in abundance and cheap Peas still showed
the effects of the wet weather in the south, being
more or less raind damaged, and only choice lots
could be sold.
POTAToES-Per ctl: River White. S1.7o@
so: Oregon Burbanks 81 .40GI90: Early Rose
Sl.I3; Eastern Burbanks. 81 40@1 Go.
ONlONS-Yellow, per ctl. 75eM$1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 121a 015c per ID
for extra. 9ul0c for No. and 6GlSc for No. I;
Rhubarb, S1@1.50; Green Peas, 3dl0c per lh To-
matoes. Mexican. $2-25@2.50 per box; Hothonse
Cucumbers, $1@2 per dozen. Cream Squash 650p
l9c per box; Garlic. 2I2 a G4c per III; Celery. 30M
40c per dozen: Cabbage. S1.25G1.35 per ctl;
Caglhower. 5e@ 15c per dozen; Carrots, 75e per
sack; Turnips. $1@1.2J per sack; aIarrowfat
Squash, Sl5@20 per ton; Hubbard Squash $500
40 per ton; Mushrooms, 250l40c per Ib.
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New YorI- Ssock Market

NEw YORK Feb 2s-There was as abrupt
reversal Of sentiment from ehat Of yes
terday in the stock market today there
on Tuesday from that Of Monday. Todsy's
sharp recoveries pls red prices quite generally
covery on Tuesday The complete uncertainty
Of the speculative sentiment Is clearly defined
in these numerous and abrupt changes in the
course Of prices. Jodays recovery was as little
accounted for by any new developments have
beer the other movements of the week. Sew
eral stems ot news that might have received a.
discouraging Interpretation were ignored. An
important part would be allowed naturally 10
the covering operations OF the bears in working
q rally after so considerable q decline as has
occurred, There was besides an fpneGrancp Of
support for tire market and Of accumulation for
important accounts which determined the bears
fn buying n cover their shorts Some influence
was attributed 20 the adjournment Of tire In
terstare Commerce commissions hearing in THE
city, BY opinions Ii the Wall street district
Of the bad eject on securities threatened as q.
rather emphasized by the later phases Of the
investgation. L Is, Therefore. believed to be
10 the hearing viii not awaken some distrust
upOn the part Of investors ana ordinary holders
Of securities with methods 10 use among the
high financial powers reverted with the progress
Of the inquiry.
commission houses express q conviction that
the public cannot be Induced 70 buy stocks
while these revelations fresh IN MIND II
is feared also that chances of enllsrtng foreign
capital issues Of American securities would Be
decidedly impaired by the distrust aroused By
the results q the investgarion- Reports were
published Of widespread strike threatened
west. but this seems 70 be ignored. Importance
was given the highly favorable reports from
the iron and steel trade and the great conf
deuce expressed by authorities IN that trade II
the eoundness Of the conditions existing The
head Of the United States Steel Cor
pors ton affirmed that new orders were
Ia excess Of those coming in at this
time lsst---Pear. although showing some
recession from last quarters average. This
sustained condition ~ that trade is calculates
70 80 Tar IN quieting apprehensions Of con
traction fn general business owing TO the great
reliance placed upon the iron trade as an index
of business conditions ae whole. Money was
drmer today, both on call and on time. There
was supposed 70 be some calling Of loans going
on IN preparation for tAe March settlements
which Wi BE- unusually large. The Bank "
England'e weekly return indicated that it is
etifi In control Of the London money market
Discounts easier IN Berlin. The Bank Of
France return weak. but sterling exchange
at Paris The proht-takinR in the final
hour was all absorbed and the market closed
strong and active.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales. par value.
s., ,iB2 000
United States q coupon declined y while
the Be registered advanced \ on call
New York stock List
r. r. Hutton a. o., 400 California street.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
sales YESTERDAY.
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sTocKs. liz. ILow. Bld.I 4

r. r. Hutton A. o.. 490 California street.
men1bers OF the New York Stock Exchange.
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
sales yesterday.
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Hay and Feed stuffs

With receipts light and only a few cars run
out the Hay market yesterday was irm with
quotations unchanged. Bran continues strong.
with supplies light and prospective receipts from
the north dubious, both. TO quantity and date
of arrival
Cocoanut Cake and Meal are higher.
BRAN-S21. BOG %. 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S S27 6l3O per ron
SHORTS-S2f. .50Q23 per tom
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley. SPACES; Mixed
Feed. $2S025; Oilcake Meal nominal: Cocoanut
Cake or Meal at mills. $26 in 10 and $3.50 in j
ton lots; jobbing, $2T: Oil Cake Neal $500
81; Cracked Corn. $3I@32: Broom Corn Feed.
90c per ctl; Alfalfa Neal carload lots. $50. so;
1obbing. S21 so per toni Mealfalfa, S20.50; job
HAY-Choice Wheat sl9@22. so per ton; good
Wheat. $16@1S; other grades Wheat, S1S@15;
Wheat and Oat. $15G20; Tame Oat. S12Q1S;
Wild Oat $1OQ14; Common Hay. $10@12s AL
falfa. $9q13 so; Stock, $10@12 per ton.
eSTRAW-401T5c per bale
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Receipts of Produce
FOR THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %
THE sToCK MARKET

Flour. or sks. -. 1000
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'pEIRs-Minter Neliis. s1 50M2 ner bo
nr,ed Fru,ts. Raislns. Nuts. Honey

FRUITS Apricots, 1eis@20c per ID; Evap-
GRATED Apples, spot. 6%@s4se; Peaches, 101s0
l3c; Pears, 715G 5G1215c; Prunes, 4-size basis. Sc:
large sizes, 4d5c.
IsINs-Seeded. sls aloc: Loose Muscatels,
7Ac. 7s4c and Sc for 2 3 and crown respect
lively: Seedless Sultanas, ,7Q71ac; Thompson's 5
SeedlesS 15c for unbleached: London Layers.
3-crown. S1.S5 London Layers, 2-crown. S1.75;
Clusters, $3.50 for Imperial SO for Dehesa and
$3.50 for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Ncnpareils. 1715@1s1ac; 1
X L, 1914 Q1sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 16@17c; brakes,
1914 @14c Languedocs, 1914 @14c; hardshell,
9@l0c. Walnuts, jobbing price-Softshell 156
16c for No. / and 12@13c for No. 2; italian
Chestnuts, 5@Sc per Id.
HONEY-1611615c per lb for bright comb and
1916 614e for AMBER water white extracted.
nominal-none here; amber extracted. So GTc
per ID.