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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-28
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

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damage to the Argentine crop The selling to take profits the end
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-The wheat market opened
strong, with prices up &c to &c above the
previous close. but despite the liberal realizing
at times made additional gains during the day
and closed at almost the top notch. Final quo.
tations on December were at $1.005z and on
May $1.03I5 6l.G35s Commission houses and
local shorts were active bidders for wheat the
greater part of the day. one commission house
being credited with purchases aggregating more
than 1000, 900 bushels The situation in Ar
gentina was perhaps the chief incentive for this
urgent demand. News from the South Amer
lean country conflicting. but some of the
advices were of sensational nature one dis
patch claiming that 20 per cent less wheat
viii be available for export this year than was
exported last year. Damage by recent frosts
given the reason for this shortage The
strength OF the Liverpool market which closed
at gains of SD to lid. seemed to furnish am
pie confirmation in the minds of many local
traders of the numerous reports of injury to the
Argentine crop. At the same time a decided
falling of in receipts in the northwest caused
considerable comment among traders and in
spired additional buying. Receipts today at
Minneapolis and Duluth were 4S9 cars, COM
pared with 739 the corresponding day last week.
Many traders, however, were unable to decide
whether the decreased movement was the full
hllment Of official prophecy of smaller re-
ceipfs or merely result of unsettled
weather in that section. The market was also
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Bnfter. Cheese ami Err.

The market for strictly fine fresh ranch eggs
was hrm and higher yesterday, the proportion
of such in the receipts being light. A sudden
squirt in the demand for extras found several
dealers short and they were obliged to go on the
exchange and bid for the small supplies needed.
This buying movement, small though 1t was. re-
suited in the market advancing &c a dozen 10
65c. Before the advance the feeling among egg
handlers was one of -frmnesS as to extras but
after the new quotation was announced the mar
ket became unsteady and reaction freely
predicted. There was nothing new TO report in
butter, the demand for fine table goods being
steady and supplies ample Fancy lat California
cheese lost the 1ae gained on the preceding day
The following sales were made the ex-
change:
Eggs eases Of fresh local extras at SIC, 10
cases at 561ac, and cases at soc a dozen.
Cheese-2o fancy new California OATS at p &c
a pound
Receipts were $500 lbs butter, 5000 lbs
cheese and 9t4 cases eggs.
The following official quotations. estab-
n I. by sales, bids and offers on the floor Of
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from &c to &c higher owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 81 15c per ID.
STEADY; do hrsts. 2Sc. steady; do seconds 23c
Steady; do thirds. 20c. steady; eastern extras.
@tc. steady; eastern ladies' trim at 22c for extras
ana &c for frsts; local storage extras, 2G15e.
weak; picked butter, 231ac, steady
Cheeee-California: Fancy flats. 12iLc per 10.
IIlh, 90 nrSts, 12c, firm; do seconds 101sc.
nrm fancy Young Americas, 14iac. firm; do
nrsts, he. firm; storage fats lie weak Ore
gon: Fancy fats. 13e firm; fancy Young Amer
steady.
Eggs (per dozen, cases included California
iresh extras, soc steady; do hrSts 47c firm:
do seconds. 27iac. firm: do thirds pc. firm
Iresh eastern selected 27c. FIRM do frsts 25e
niIn 10 seconds. 22lac. firm. Storage goods
eanIofhia extras. BE, steady; do hrsts. 2Sc.
firm.
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Poultry and Game

There were no further arrivals OF western
chickens yesterday. but large portion OF the
supplies of hens brought in by the two cars
that arrived on Monday was still on hand and
the demand for them was limited Arrivals
from state slipping points consisted Of 81 cOops
of live fowls and cases Of dressed turkeys. The
market for native raised chickens was more
active than at the close of last week and
prices for several descriptions showed some i'm
provement. while live turkeys were distinctly
weak, with 23c a pound an extreme figure for
large birds. Dressed turkeys sold at 25426c a
pound. Large assortments OF game were re-
ceived from various districts. Wild ducks sold
on readily at good figures when not too thin.
but bony birds could only be sold at cOnces-
sions, hence the wide range in the quotations.
Hare were in large supply and weak as to prices.
while cottontan rabbits were scarce and high.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S3.50G4-S0 for
small, $5@6.50 for large and S7@9 for extras;
young ROSTERS, SJ.5096-5o; do extra. $I9S; old
ROSTERS, S3-5o44.50; flyers, S5@5.50; large
broilers, S4@4.50; small broilers, S3@4: ducks,
S69I for young and S495 for old; pigeons. S10
J. -; squads. S2@2-5o; geese. S2g2,50; turkeys.
22@23e per ID for large and 20@21c for small
Game (per dozen)-Mallard ducks, $3Q7; can
vasbacks, S4@s; sprig. S2.50@4; teal. $1.5O@3;
widgeon. S1.5O03; small. $2U250; blackjacks.
81; gray ducks. So; gray geese. $2@2. so; white
geese, S1-2o@2; brant, $1-75 62.50; hare, SIG
LOO; cottontail rabbits. $2.254 2.5O.
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Los Angeles Markef.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 27-rhe demand again
streng thened at the call of the produce exchange
Today and sales were heavier than usual There
was good demand for nearly all varieties of
staple stock. Egg sales consisted of only two
cases OF local case count at Ale. Twenty-Five
bags OF Lady Washington beans sold. and one
car OF Highland potatoes. Fifty punches of
green bananas were handled, and 100 boxes of
bellfower apples. One bale of dried chile was
also sold There was weak market for onions
and offerings were heavy. There was one sale
IN the onion list 20 bags changing hands. Toma-
toes We're scarce on the street and prices went
up to 5O@6Oc for the fancy lug box. Cueuin-
bers and cabbage were still scarce and the do
mand good Lettuce also higher.
Produce receipts-Eggs, 43 cases; butter 20.
$50 pounds; cheese, 496 pounds; potatoes . 600
sacks; onions, asa sacks sweet potatoes ia
SACKS; beans 531 sacks; apples, 1896 boxes
Cheese-Northern fresh, 15c anchor large
loe; anchor, Young America, 16c hand cheese.
anchor brand lie; eastern singles, 1Sc; eastern
horn, 19c; eastern daisy, Ice; swiss imported
2SU3Oc; swiss, domestic, 1Sc: brick cream ISc.
lmburger, 1Sc; Tulare, 14c; imported Roauefort
44c; Edam, 81 and 81 size; German breakfast
Sl:lO box; Canada cream, dozen to box 9Jc
Scniosskase 81 box; Camembert, 81 20 box
Butter-Creamery extra 671Sc: creamery
firsts, 60c; eastern extras, soc; cooking butter
24c.
Potatoes tper ctD-Northern red .5caSf;
Australian brown, 9oc@s1; silyerskns, 81; gar
Beans (per ctl)-Pink No l. $3.50; local No.
l. $5-25Qo.5O; Lady Washington No. l. S425:
do small white No. 1, $4.25; blackeye 81 so:
garyanzas, $3.50; lima No. l, $5G5.25; lentils,
Poultry (buying prices, alive) -BroiIers. IL TO
lbs, lie per lb; fryers 17c; hens lbs and up
lie; under lbs. 1oc; old ROSTERS 66RTc: tur.
keys, heavy, 2oc light not wanted. Selling
ROSTERS, 15c; hens. 15e; ducks, frozen, 15c; live
ducks, 14G15c; geese, 121a 614c.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Receipts of miscellaneous vegetables continue
to decrease, ,bnt there are enough of most de-
seriptions coming to hand to keep the market
well supplied. and prices do not vary much from
day 10 day. The heavy accumulation of tomatoes
is gradually disappearing and the quotations are
ranging higher, while cucumbers weakening
the return of cool weather having checked the
demand. Summer squash. egg plant and peppers
Of good quality are selling of fairly, but these
is much frost bitten stock coming 10 hand
which Is hard to move, even at concessions.
Business in potatoes is fair local account
but supplies are sufficient for all needs. while
onions rule firm on active buying by Spectators
The circular of a local handler says:
The acreage In potatoes on the river islands
for 1908 is about 2S, 900 acres of an average
yield of 125 sacks TO the acre. a total pro-
duction of about 100000 sacks of 115 pounds
each. OF this amount only 80 per cent has been
dug. and it viii be March. 1909. before this i'm
mense crop will have been harvested or dug.
The island potatoes this year of splendid
quality and will compare favorably with any
other section of the state As TO quality and
quantity. they represent the crop OF the state
The shipping trade up to date has been con-
fined to California, New Mexico. Arizona and
western Texas, but the indications are at pres
ent writing that the entire southwest and as far
south New Orleans will soon call on Cali
fornia for supplies. the crops of the extreme
northern states " Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks firm. Coppers unchanged
Spot and future cotton slightly higher.
Mining stocks and local securities quiet and eatureess
Silver and Hongkong exchange lower.
New York and sterling exchange unchanged.
Shipment OF. S264,440 in silver bullion China.
Wheat barley, oats and rye unchanged.
Hay firm. with scarce Feedstufs very firm
Beans still in active demand for shipment.
Potatoes in fair demand. Onions active and firm.
Average trade in -four and cereal goods.
Poultry in good supply. Wild ducks selling well.
Eggs advanced Sc. Cheese lower Butter unchanged.
Fresh fruits in ample supply and without feature.
Dried fruits unsettled and huctuating. Rasins lower
Lard and cotolene lower Other provisions unchanged
Wool becoming rather active Hops in fair demand
Hides in good supply, with easy market
Live and dressed meats plentiful and rather weak.
Turpentine advanced 21lc per gallon.
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KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 27.-Cattle- Receipts,
y. 900. Market steady Stockers and feeders,
$2.60@4S0; bulls, $2.25M3.50; calves. SO 25@
TO; western steers, $4,000; western cows,
Hogs Receipts. 10000 Market steady to sc
lower. Bulk of sales, So. 25@ 10; heavy, So. 10
@o90; packers and butchers, $5.50@5.90 light,
$5.10@o.65; pigs, $4@5.10.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000. Market steady. Mutt
tons, $3.70G4.2o; lambs, $4.25 65.75; range
wethers, $3.50@440; fed ewes, 81. 25G4.25
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct. observation-disclosures about
5000 Market steady. Beef steers So % a /. 80
Texans, $3-40G4.65; westerns, So. 1O0l5. 90;
stockers and feeders, 81. 606l4.55; and heif-
ers. S1.5o@5.30; calves, seas.
Light. s5@5.s0; mixed. s5.30@6.05; heavy,
$5.3eG6:05; rough, $5:30@5.50; good to choice
heavy, $55o@6;o5; pigs, s3-2J@4.9O; bulk of
Sheep-Receipts, about is. 600. Market steady.
Natives, 81 4504, so; western So. 506l4 50; year
lings. $4.50@5.15; lambs, SO. 10 s.; western
$4@6.
OMAHA
OMAHA, Oct. T.-Cattle-Receipts, 2,3O0.
Market active and 10c higher. Native steers,
S4m6.15; cows and heifers. S2.75@4; western
steers, S3Q5.25; Texas steers 81 S56r4 %: range
COWS and heifers, S250m3.75; Gamers, S2@2. 65
stockers and feeders, $250@5; calves, S3G5. 10
Dulls ana stays, sos.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 5M10c higher.
Heavy. $5.65@5.S0; mixed, $5.60M6.65;S light,
S2.5092.60; pigs, $3.50@5; bulk of sales,
sheep-Rcceipts, $4,000. Market steady. Year
nngs, S4@4.60; wethers, S3.T564 80; ewes
$3Zo94; lambs, $5G5.40.
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Beams and Seeds

Pink beans are reported easier as they
are arriving in large quantities and being lfber-
higher prices for small white. The other kinds
show no material change. The receipts were
10, III sacks, making 34o45 sacks thus far this
Alfalfa seed is lower Other seeds remain I'M
changed.
The bean report of Adolf Kosbland saws:
During the last week arrivals of beans have
been very heavy and shipments have been
equally SO, as the demand is very good and
prices seem to be satisfactory to buyers
There is some doubt as to the possibility of
ihgn prices Tor white beans being maintained,
but today it looks if they were fully justified.
and after the orders booked have been shipped
out the stock on hand in the state will he com
paratiyely light and the owners will be in posi-
ton to hold for full figures. The crop OF large
white beans turned out lighter than was origi-
nally estimated.
For small white beans there is a very good
demand, and It is likely that they will rule con-
siderably higher. Pink and bayo beans have
ruled steady with a good inquiry There is some
question of their prices keeping up, and it may
be that when the first rush of orders for pink
Deans has been filled prices may decline. OF
course, there more pink beans raised on the
river than any other variety
Lima beans show very little change since
last week Present prices should be reasonably
safe. Garvanzas are very strong and there has
been good inquiry for the large size. The whole
line shows steady tone and the volume OF bust
little weaker feeling in pink beans. This may
only be. temporary, but it may also lead to
Beans (per ctD -Bayo. 81 40@a. 50: pea. 81. so;
small white $425@4.50; large white $4,000
$40; pink, 81 4o@2.6o red. $335@3-50; butter,
nominal; limas. S4.20G430; red kidneys. $3.7
cranberry BEANS $3.50; Garvanzas. 81 10602 IL
Seeds Brown mustard. $40; yellow mustard.
nary, 4c alfalfa, iii5@1e1sc: rape. cleaned,
2@21ae; timothy, nominal; hemp, DC; milIet
"A @3Ac per Id; broom corn seed, $24@25 per
Dried Pcas-Green are quoted at s2@2.2 % per
GENITAL
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Foreign Futures
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Oct. IA slight falling on in the
demand in nearly all lines marks the wool mar
ket, though many OF the buyers have supplied
their requirements Shipments, however con
tnued steady and prices rule firm There is an
apparent tendency to await the result of the
election before closing heavier deals. All grades
OF ONO wool sell well, but the supply in fleece
woods Is limited large transfer of Indiana
quarter blood is reported. as well a large line
OF eastern Oregon staples. Other lines are fair
ly active. Quotations.:
California-Northern. 43d45c; middle county.
3SG40c; southern, 37M3Sc; fall free. 35@37c
Oregon Eastern No. staple, 576t Sc; eastern
Territory-Fine staple. 5Ta60c: fine medium
staple, o5P56c; fine clothing, 4S@53c; fine me-
dunn clothing, 46@ 4Sc: half blood, 5015Jc
@4Jc.
Pulled, 56@57c; hne 5oa53c; supers, 40
M4Sc - -
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Hay and FeedstuRs

The hay dealers continue to report very
strong market at the high prices, but say that it
is largely due to the scarcity of cars and the
consequent difficulty in getting supplies from the
country, and that If cars plentiful the hay
would be rushed in here sufficiently to lower
prices several dollars per ton. Only Is cars
came In yesterday and the total receipts were
only 27S tons.
Feedstufs continue scarce and firm.
Bran-SSO931 per ton for white and 500 so
031 for red.
Middlings-S33. 50@35.50 per ton.
Shorts-$33 G3350 per ton
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley, $29@30; rolled oats
Tor feed, S33@34.50; mixed feed. S2302S for
average lots; oil cake meal in 20 ton lots SIS.
in 10 ton lots $3.50, in 5 ton lots $39 small
lots $3.50; cocoanut cake or meal at mills, S25
In 20 and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots, iobbing
$26; corn meal, S37@3S; cracked corn. $3s@39:
broom corn seed. $1.20@1.25 per ell; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbng lots $23, carload
lots So per ton.
Hay-Wheat. Sl6@22; wheat and oat. $166
20; tame oat, $16@19; volunteer wild oat. $50
II; alfalfa, $11M14; stock, S14aI5 per ton.
Straw-50070 roc per bale.
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exc Mnrket in Nenrhr cnnntie.

PETALUMA. Oct. 2T.-The best price maid
Tor eggs today was 53 cents. an advance over the
iast Few days Feed is high and eggs are
shipped.
SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 2T.-Unchanged condi-
mons mark the egg market. Merchants are OF
ierlng 20 cents and selling for 80 cents There
small. -
SANIA ROSA. Oct 1.-THE local egg mar
ket. after n weeks duietness took an nn,ver,I
move tooay. when the price advanced from
% 20 5s cents for choice eggs By all dealers
except the Santa Rosa poultry association. which
advanced from 81 to 90 cents. Seconds were
quoted at IA cents by all but the Cooperative
association. which made it 40 cents These
ngures are L cent lower than those made 10
days ago for one day b. the dealers generaIly,
when 80 cents was offered
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Canned Asparagus-The California fruit can
ners' association quotes 1908 pack as follows.
No. 255 square cans q doz to easel. weight IS
lbs-Mammoth white, $4s do peeled $4-75; largs
white. $3.50; do peeled. $4.25; medium whlra.
So. 25: small white, 81. 90
Canned Peas-The California Gamers assocfs-
ticn quotes 1908 pack follows: Petit Dols.
81 so; extra fine sfted $780, extra sifted. 81 20:
No s. extra sifted. S4-50: do. sifted. 81 %.
Canned Tomatoes-The California eannerieS
company quotes zoos pack as follows: ga pound
standards. 771Scs 255 pound solid pack. S715c:
5 pound solid pack. 971Ac: gallon standards.
81 Is; gallon solid pack. $3.50
Pacific Goldfish: The Union fish company quotes
follows: Bundles, small. whole. so 10 bales.
31sc: cases. regular. large. whole. 100 ID boxes.
41se cases. extra, 100 ID boxes. sc; cases. eastern
style, ST: Anchor brand. SC; narrow gauge,
5hc; Silver King. 7e; Golden State, 61Sc: White
Seal, middies. So 09e; Seabright. blocks. 6atc;
oriental blocks. 614es Crown brand. tablets,
re; Pearl tablets, Sc: Id boxes fancy bone
half barrels. picked cod. So each
QuicksiIveT Sf5@47 per flask for local use and
Si4 per flask for export.
Cordage-SIanila. 105sc; Sisal, &c; Sisal bale
rope. OF 010Ae per h.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 1T.-Hutton's wire says:
There was nothing in cotton today, the
market being quite firm good investment buy
ing of distant months
Cotton moderately active. with a creep
ing upward tendency. Mill interests fair
buyers and professionals the principal sellers.
The movement is heavy, but it is believed that
it has passed its maximum. Morning trade
news contains several items concerning the
starting of new mills north and south, some
of them even resuming night work. Public
interest in the market is increasing and the
market is broadening every day"
Cotton-Spot closed quiet, points advance.
Biiddling uplands, 9.4oc; middling gulf, 9.65c.
Sales. none.
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Provisions

Lard and cottolene are lower All other de-
scriptlons Unchanged The market is gen
orally steady, with the average trade in
progress.
Cured AIeats-Bacon. to 10 lbs. 1Sc: 10 to 70
lbs, lie; light medium. 41ac; medium. 15c; bel
lies. IL to IA lbs. Ice; sugar cured. 6 TO s lbs.
ole: to 10 lbs zoe: 10 to L lbs. 19e fancy
sugar cured, 23jse per III; English cured bacon
q to 8 lbs. 20c TO 10 lbs. 19c: IA to Il lbs
1sc; eastern sugar cured hams. lie for medium
and lie for light; extra fine brands. 17isc; Cali
fornia hams. 151 1Jlsc: mess beef $11 per Dbl:
family. S11.50: extra family, Sl1.J0: extra prime
pork, $2O. so clear $21J0; mess SD; pig PORK
S24; piSb feet. s. for halt bbls, s2-25 for g ID
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FIour and Farinaeennx 6:nnd.

The local millers still report the usual routine
trade, with quotations unchanged.
Flour-California family, extras. $54006 net
without discount; bakers extras. $5.40@5. Go;
superfne, $420@4.50; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl. S4.90G5.40 for family bakers and pat
ents and $4.7J for cut of; Kansas patents.
$40; do straight 1920; Dakota patents, So. 10
do straight. $500; first clear IS. so.
Farinaeeous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount, are follows: Graham -four,
~ per 100 lbs; rye -four. SO. 40; rye meal s.. 10;
ira cream do, S3.55n3.75; oat meal, S4.3064. 80;
oat greats, $430@4.50; hoininy S3.40613. co;
buckwheat flour, $4050y %: whole wheat -four
$50; rolled oats, bbs $6@7.50; in sacks, 81. 80
@6:5O; rolled wheat. bbls $494.30, in sacks
S5.3093.o0; pearl barley. $52006. 40; split
peas, boxes. 500 per 100 lbs
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Deciduous and citrus Eru,t.

The first large consignment of nevv cro, o.
anges from the central California citrus belt
reached the market yesterday. a straight ear
or navels ranging in size from 126s to 2OUs com
Ing to hand from Exeter in Tulare county As
the car was week overdue the fruit had time
10 ripen IN transit and was well cOlered and
sweet upon its arrival. Sales were reported
brisk at $3G3 80 box. New crop grapefruit
was firm at So. 50674. % for seedless and 81 20
as for Seeding. In the deciduous line grapcs
are still the leading future. and with receipts
running free, prices are rather weak than ether
wise. Grated goods sell of wen enough on shin
ping days, but are neglected by local trades
men, who are running largely on large oren
boxes Seedless in such packages are received
occasionally and sell around 81 80. while 81 n
box is the top for the other varieties and only
muScats and cornichOn bring that Nutmeg mel
ons are still arriving freely but as they are
mostly soft and lacking in favor, the demand
is limited and prices are weak. Among the or
chard fruits, apples. Bartlett pears and peaches
are good sellers while the late descriptions such
as ponegranates and persimMons, are inclined
TO drag Receipts Of berries are steadily de-
creasing as the season wanes. and huckleberries
will disappear altogether. The same is
true of hSs, of which only nine boxes re-
ceiyed yesterday.
Strawberries per chest
Haspherries-$ per chest.
Huskleber-ies- 0s15c per 4b.
Cranberries-Cape Cod Sl0-50413 per Dbl;
Coos bay, 81 per box.
Apples (per bcx)-Fancy beIIaower, 65@S5c;
fancy Spitzenberg. S5cQSl; common TO choice.
40@75c.
Pears Bartletts. s1@1.5o per box: winter
Nellis. 75e@S1. %: other varieties 40175c
Quinces-50Q15c.
Plums-35 @50c per box or crate.
Peaches-50Gz5c per box; carriers, q.
Figs-$1 80 per box.
Pomesranates- 65Q75c for small and $3.50
1.50 for large boxes.
Persimmons-50MS5c per bot.
Nutmeg Melons-40@75c per box.
Grapes (crates and small xesl-Seedless. rs
@9Oc; muscat, 40@65e; verdel. 5O060c; queen,
65975c; tokay, 40@65c; Isabella. $191.25; Cor
nichon. 65QS5c. Large boxes-Muscat. 75c@S1:
Cornichon. S5cQ$l; tokay. 50Q75c; black. 5O1
Toe; seedless, 10 Wine grapes=Zinfandel,
$10@12 per ton; mission, $S611O.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Valencia oranges,
$4,000; grapefruit, nominal; lemons. $3f1:5O
for fancy $2@l2. so for choice and 81 25611. 80
for standards; lines, S4@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $161.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.50@3 for Central American;
pineapples, $1.25@2.50.