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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25

circumstances Wnlcn had an actual
existence within his own experience.
believing as | do that the defend
ant acted In good faith and tina. wheE
called as a witness for the stale, he
told all and withheld nothing, can
the more readily fuldll the duty that
consider the law imposes upon me
Leniency Is Recommended,
In passing upon this question II Is
immatarial that juries In the two
cases tried have declared that they
We're not satisfied OF The guilt of the
defendants on trial The statute of
the state imposes a bar to conviction
on the testimony of an accomplice
alone, no matter though he be believed
by the jury, unless there is no other in.
dependent evidence tending to con-
meet the defendant on trial with the
commission OF crimes Under all cir
cumstances the recommendation of
the court 10 the pardon board IS that
the sentence Of the court to be i'm.
posed upon this defendant b. com
muted and that the death penalty be
remltted.
Aside from the reasons 4lready
given for this recommendation there
Is another reason in my opinion which
should az peal strongly TO the court
and the pardonlng board for remitting
the death penalty against the defend
ant For several years a series Of
atrncious crimes have been committed
in this and other states ana the con
fession and testimony of this witness
is the first direct evidence which has
been secured fixing responsibility for
considerable number Of said crimes"
Orchard Thanks Judge.
Judge Wood. after reading his rul-
ing, formally sentenced Orchard and
fixed May Is as the dale for the ex-
ocution Orchard thanked the court
Tor the review of the case given and
Tor the kindly remarks in regard to
him. He repeated that he had told
the whole truth and that no promise
Of immunity or of mercy had ever
been made TO him. Before he had
concluded, tears we're streaming from
his eyes and no all but broke down
as he again. In broken voice, thanked
Judge wood for HIS recommendation
to the board of pardOns.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-14
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK 1S.N apparent itself the
prices raised there seemed be
holders their stocks the
could well higher them Such
gradually
result remark
aye enthusiasm which was prevalent in high degree 1t was manifesy
assumption
sight
Of larger than prolonged abst
huge capital from employment enjoyment
was pointed out bound 10 give place inrsf OF hese lunu
with the stimulate highly all lines
production
Ieaold improvement played small IN the acuaoh or
calculations
already discounted the
niaue VI
~ s e formation OF company us Top ngure OF oS94 represented
rise OF closing
aon mus represented oUUO common stock
of the represented
had
total sales of all
day dealings concentrafed in that STOCK and in Union % and IN Sutb
practically no quarter of the list of securities unexnioied anu ~
UncOnfmed
Hartman Fcfcs also had some revival These rumors overer
lions for the New metal
speculative spirit market
The realizing their
o3 profits but the advancing tendency
Bonds probably
me largest for single day the history the
sales value, $SS45000
United States bonds IN call
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butter, Cheese and Eggs

The only change in the quotations yesterday
was in butter fresh California extras being
marked down isc pound to 32c a sale nc
that figure under the call on the exchange There
seemed to be nothing to warrant the drop.
business being of average proportions and there
was no noticeable accumulation at any of tile
stores. In the egg department top quality fresh
stock remained rather dull and easy. while all
grades Of storage goods continued to sell of
we'll and holders Of ice house stock were as firm
in their views ever. Cheese was quiet and
featureless.
Receipts were lG.o00 lbs butter a. O0O lbs
cheese aud 736 eggs.
The following are ofneiaI quotations. estab-
lished 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 re to &c higher, owing 20 the vari-
Gus charges be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 32e per lb.
steady; do frsts. 2T1Ae, weak; do seconds 23e,
weak; do thirds. zoe. weak; eastern extras. PC.
steady; eastern ladies' firm at 22c for extras and
2Ic for hrsts; local storage extras, 261se, weak ;
picked butter. 25@c, steady; storage packing
stock. 21 re. 1rm-
Cheese-Cafifornia: Fancy fats, f3lSc per h.
steady; do frsts, 12c firm; do seconds. 10isc
firm; fancy Young Americas. 15c. firm; do hrsts
14c, firm; storage fats. 12c, firm Oregon:
Fancy fats. lj1ae, firm; fancy Young Americas.
1412c, firm; fancy eastern cheddars. lie. steady.
Eggs (per dozen. cases iucludedl California
fresh extras. 53c steady; do hrsts, 5Oc. firm /:
do seconds. 325sc. firm; do thirds. 2Sc. firm.
Storage goods-California extras S4c, firm; do
firstS, 32c. firm: do seconds. 261ae firm: eastern
extras. 2Tisc, firm; do hrsts. &c. firm; do sec
onds 25c. firm.
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Los Angeles Market.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 13.-Trading on the
produce exchange today was heavy, potatoes.
local ranch eggs. apples and sweet potatoes com
ing in for heavier handling than usual
Twenty-Five cases of local ranch. count
eggs sold in five case lots. the first sale being
made at 47c. selling low at 1c below and the
closing 1c higher at 49c Two cars of Highland
potatoes were sold and % bags Of fancy sweet
potatoes.
In the apple list sales were made of % boxes
OF fancy 3 tier belldowers and 10 boxes of 4
tier spitzenbergs.
The butter market was firm and bidding was
above the price posted the board. The first
spot offering of Oregon potatoes this season
made. the car arriving this morning.
Vegetables were good sellers, tie cool weather
increasing the demand giving the market firm
ceipts were not out of the ordinary.
Produce receipts-Eggs. 80 cases; butter,
II 99 99' pounds; cheese 5,2l3 pounds; potatoes
toes, 2O4 sacks; beans, 6S sacks; apples, IL, 443
boxes.
Potatoes (per ctl-New local Burbanks. 81. 80;
local yellow sweet potatoes, S1.25; white
sweets. 81; red sweets 81; Lompoe. s1.50@1 Go.
tralian brown, $1@1.25s garlic. 9@1Oc Ib;
yellow danvers S1@1.25
Beans "a ctD-Pink, No. / S3G3. %: lima,
No. l, So; Lady Washington, No. /, 81 1904. 80;
small white. No. L, $4,T5@5; biackeye, $500
Garvanzas, 81; lentlls, 50; bayou. $3.50.
Eggs-Local ranch eandled Al 49c: eastern
fresh, 3S6t40c; storage selected. 2Sa30c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 1Jc; anchor large,
15c; anchor, Young America. 16c; hand cheese,
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles, 1Sc; eastern
twins, 1Se; eastern cheddars lie; eastern long
horn. 19c; eastern daisy, 19c; swiss, imported,
2Sd30c; swiss. domestic. 1Sc; brick cream 1Sc;
nmburger, 1Sc; Tulare, lie; imported RoQuefort,
44c; Edam SO and 81 size German breakfast.
81 10 box; Canada cream. one dozen to box, 95c;
SchIosskase. 81 box; Camembert. S1.20 box.
Butter-Creamery, extra, T212c; creamery.
frsts 65c; eastern extras, Doe; cooking but
ter. 24c.
Poultry (buying prices, alive)-Broilers L 4 to
lbs 47c per ID; flyers, lie; hens. lbs aud up,
12c; under 3 lbs. 10c: old roosters. 69Tc; tur-
keys, heavy. 20c; light. not wanted. Selling
prices. dressed-Broilers zoe per lb; fryers, zoe:
roostcrs, 13c; hens, 1Jc: ducks. frozen, 15c; live
ducks 14u15c; geese, 1212 414c.
Pacific Codhsh-The Union fish company quotes
as follows Bundles small, whole, 80 10 bales,
31ac; cases, regular. large, whole, 100 ID boxes,
4i5c; cases, extra, 100 lb boxes &c; cases, cast
ern style So; Anchor brand. 5c; narrow gauge,
size; Silver King. &c; Golden State, 61ae; White
Seal middles 5 y 09c: Seabright, blocks. o-s F.,
oriental blocks. SIC; Crown brand, tablets,
re; Pearl tablets, Sc; Id boxes fancy bone
less, 912c; 10 boxes fancy boneless, 10c; half
barrels picked cod. 50 each.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-14

INDUSTRIAL channels there is a sudden pressure TO
meet requirements that assures activity Tor
some tirne at least. Several of the railways are
. "a .ne market for steel rails. although few I'm
~ po ehu. contractS were placed this week III
variety of hides
bradstreets tomorrow will say: Expansion
eontinues IN trade and industrial lines. shlpments
iIs diminished. prices in numerous instances are
nlsher' colect1ons are better and sentiment Is
pliShlef Inan 1t has been for IL months past.
~ many sections retailers stocks are Danly
pIoAen' owing to conservative purchases hereto
lore made, and q result requests for lmIne-
uiate shipments are quite the rule. On this ac-
count and because of more seasonable weather
sorting up orders in wholesale and jobbtng lines
are OF larger volume. Spring business is also
deVeloplng quite freely, although widespread I'M
provement in this direction is not looked for un-
III aIter the turn of the year. The De
mahd Tor holiday goods is increasing. On the
Mhole, me situation is becoming more favorable
llough IL must be recognized that outdoor opera
tlons tend 10 contract with the coming of win
Ter that some recent expansion has been tinged
win certain degree of speculation, based on
anticipation of what is to come. and that the
improvement may be slow in reaching the less
important centers
BUSINESS failures in the United States for the
week week ending November II number 261. against
10 last week, 259 in the like week of 1907, -
IN 1906, 1913 in 1905 and 1870 in 1904.
Wheat (including -FOUR exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
November II aggregate 5.029. 4S4 bushels, against
4,o4o'zf4 bushels last week and 6,192,949 busheis
the same week last year. For the 20 weeks
ending November II this year the exports are
ooio4.z4O bushels, against 10 S20.351 bushels In
the corresponding period last year
Corn exports for the week are 372. sos bushels.
against ei22s4 bushels last week and |, ,lS5.4SS
vember Il corn exports were 9, 1902 059 bushels,
against 19, 206, 260 bushels last year.
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The usual Friday Quetuess dominated the
market Tor fresh fruits yesterday husihess in an
nnes being OF small volume and of a spasmodic
character, with retail tradesmen paying no par
ucular attention 20 anything on the list Re
eelptS or table grapes continued light. but
little attention was paid To them that prices
were decidedly weak and showed marked de-
cline from the previously quoted rates. Five
cars of fancy apples came tO hand. but they
were intended for cold storage and lad mo- effect
on the market, which was literally supplied ANY,
now Figs and ounces found few buyers
though onered at low figures. while pears. pone
at easy TO weak rates. There were light
rivals OF Strawberries and raspberries. but prices
stood about before quoted. Well courcd
lots OF oranges. both naveiS and Nalencias.
heid at hrm figures. while there was practically
no sale for green or partly coiored lots.
Strawberries -SIuS per chest for L0ngworths
and S5@l for The large varieties.
RaspOerries- s-S6Ql 10 per chest.
Cranberrles tape Cod Sl&-Ju4l l3 per Dbl,
Coos bay, S3J003.Tj per box.
Apples tper box Fancy belidOwer. 65US5c.
other fancy. 90c0S1 %; common 90 choice. 400
Toe
I Pears-winter Neuls. 75eaS125 per box.
cooking varieties. 500 zoe
Ounces -50075c Per box
tigs-551 7jc per box
POnegrandtes- -iJcffSl for small and 81 i5nGs
for large boxes.
Persimmons- per box
Grapes tcrated and small bOXesi- NIuSc8f 50
q S5c. verdel. jOM65c black IUNGJc. tokay.
So a soc; Isabella. S1N 125; CornichCn. 90 zoe
Large boxes 75CNSl-2J.
Citrus Fruits lper bOX)-Valencia oranges.
s.. .5OGf4: navels. S22III.. 30 grancfruif S. so
a; lemons, $3II,'.50 Tor fancy. S20 =. 80 Tor
choice and S1-250l-JO Tor Standards limes
S4a5.
Tropical Fruits Bananas. S10l5O per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. J00S fer Central American:
pneapples. Sl.25G2.jO.
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Potatoes, onions and Vegetables

In the vegetable line tomato continued more
plentiful than anything else. and with the
weather against active trading in them prices
remained very weak and the usual surplus
unsold at the close. There was not much life
to trade in the other vegetables but with
ceipts limited few odd lots from around
the bay and from the Los Angeles region prices
held firm. Wax and lima beans seemed 10 be in
better demand than anything else and the limited
offerings were quickly closed out stin rates.
There developments in the market
for potatoes and onions, both articles being
plentiful, with prices rather weak than other
wise.
Potatoes (per ctl1-River whites, I06sS5c for
fancy and 55G61c for common. Salinas Bur
banks, $1-25G1-6O; Oregon Burbanks. S1-15@
1.30 sweet potatoes, $1H12J.
Onions-J0M60c per ctl
Vegetables Tomatoes. 1J6JOc per box: Gu
cumbers -6f- pcr box; green peas. 6GtSc
per lb; string beans, 46Te per Ib; wax beans.
S@10c per lb; lima beans. T99c per 10; summer
squash. S12JM150 per box; green peppers.
S5cq$1.25 per box: garlic. 7@se per ID; cab
bage, 90c@$1 per ctl; caulinower, 63G75c per
dozen; turnips, 65Gl75c per sack carrots. 50d
T5c per sack; eggplant. S5cdS1.25 per box; south
ern do. safe per Id; marrowfat squash, Sl0015
Der ton.
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Poultry and Gnme

Receipts Of dressed turkeys were much
lighter than ON the preceding day. only - eases
arriving on the early trains. Despite the de-
creased receipts the market inclined 60
easiness. the stock consisted largely OF old
hens and buyers We're indifferent about purchas
ing them. while gObblers were wanted and oc-
casiOnally commanded premium Prices for
general offerings ranged from PC to PC a pound
with thin birds selling down to 2lc. the
preceding day Live turkeys We're quiet. while
the market for chickens remained STEADY with
receipts light and business fair. Quotations
for game showed little change from the last
report.
Poultry tper DOZEN Hens, IS 5O64.50 for
small, $5d6.50 for large and S709 for extras
young roosters, S5.5OG6.5O; do extra. S79s; cid
ROSTERS, S35O04.50: fryers. $5G550; large
broilers, $4@4.5O; small broilers, $393.50; ducks
scar for young and $4d5 for Old; pigeons, S10
1-25; squads. $2.j00G3; geese, $2l2. so per pair:
live turkeys, 20022c per Id; dressed do 21@26c
per lb.
Game (per DOZEN -Mallard ducks. S40T.5O.
canvasbacks, S5MS; sprig. $500; teal. 81. 900
$50; widgeon., $2-5003; small. S2@2.50 black
Jacks $2G2.50; gray ducks. S394; gray geese.
S3e13.50: white geese. 81 Oils: brant 81 .5O0t3
hare, $1@1.5o cottontail rabbits, S1.T5@223.
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Eastern LiyestoeIl Market

CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Cattle-Receipts about
$500 Market weak Beeves. So. .40@7 so; west
erns, S365G6; stockers aud feeders. 50 6O@4. go; /;
10.
Hogs Receipts, about 10000. Market sc
lower Light $525q6; mixed $540G6.l5;
heavy. $5.4506.25: rough, S5.4595.65; good to
choice heavy. s5!@@6.20; pigs. s4Go.2o; bulk of
sales $5.T5G6.05.
sheep Receipts. about $4,000, Market weak
TO Ice lower. Native. $2.50@4.6 80; westerns.
81. 50@4-50 yearlings. s4.2O@49O; lambs, 1915
@G.15; westerns, S3.75@610.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. Cattle-Receipts
1000 Market steady to weak. Stockers and
feeders. $3d4.60; bulls, $2.4064.75; calves.
cows, 50. .50d3.75.
Hogs Receipts, 10000. Market sc lower
Bulk of sales, S5.5o@5.95; heavy Sj.SO05. 90;
packers and butchers. So. 70d5.95 light, $500
$40: pigs. $4.25@523.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market steady Nut
TONS $4@4.60: lambs. S4.4065.9O; range weth-
ers, $3.60@440; fed ewes. S2500425.
OMAHA
OMAHA. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts Is. 600.
Market strong. Western steers. So. 25d 5.J0; ;
Gamers. S2G2.75; stockers and feeders. 81. TJG5;
calves. $3djI5: bulls and stays, S2.25d3.TJ
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market 5c lower.
Heavy. $5.T5d5.90; mixed. $5.TO65. so; light,
81 4099.s0: pigs $3.50@525; bulk of sales,
Sheep Receipts. 1000 Market steady Year
lings, $4.4oG5; wethers, $4G4.60; ewes, S3.2j@
40; lambs, 5.2506.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov 13-Trade in the wheat pit
displayed no great activity andt the session was
aiOrlty of pit traders seemed TO favor the
selling side of the market. but the first signs
of any material support from bull leaders caused
hasty covering by those who had sold short.
News of the day was chiefly of a bearish nature,
as follows: The Liverpool market rather
weak receipts in the northwest were liberal;
weather in Argentina more favorable to the
growing crop: export business showed n decided
falling off, and Duluth reported that export
business practically at standstil and
that sales today comprised only eight carloads OF
Manitoba wheat.
Until late in the session no business was
ported having been transacted at the sea-
board but shortly before the end Of the day
It was claimed that As boatloads had been
worked In regard to the Arsentina situation
general and that growing wheat would be great
ly benefited. The demand for cash wheat was
extremely light and prices at the sample tables
were about steady. After covering a range OF
q G%c prices at the close were tri6e above
the final figures of the previous session. with
December at s1031. and May at S10T1s.
Following slight weakness at the start. the
corn market strong the remainder of the
day and at the close prices were Z n &c above
the previous close. The final quotations of De
cember and May were similar st 62%c.
Oats firm early in the session. but be-
came weaker late in the day. decline Of 1c
in feed barley and of 12c in cash oats was
responsible for much of the selling The market
closed easy. with prices unchanged to 1Sc lower
with December at 491sc and Nav Mt 51M5I1Sc.
Provisions were weak nearly all day. owing to
selling brought out by n 5610c decline in live
hogs Receints Of live hogs again ex-
tromely liberal. total arrivals TODAY at western
points being 1S.400 head. against 300 head
vc~- a~o.
Tho leading futures RANGED as follows:
4 no pt Low
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Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Those most Interested I'm the market Spt
pareutly willing % have prices hold around pres
ent level until the OF hogs comes to an end.
if there is such thing
Cured Meats-Bacon. to 10 lbs. IKE; 10 20
II lbs 161ac; light medium. 14c; medium. I4i2c,
bellies. IA to IS lbs, 161ac; sugar cured. 20 3
lbs 2O1sc; 70 10 lbs. l9l2c. 10 to - lbs. lSlac
fancy sugar cured 23c per lb, English curcd
bacon. to lbs. 191ac; 10 10 lbs. 1Stac. 10
TO II lbs IL fsc; eastern sugar cured hams. 16 sc
for medium and 16iac for Aghr. extra fine
brands f7c: California hams, i5e; mess beef
S11JO per bbl; family, So so; extra family. SlS;
extra prime pork. S20.50; clear. SD. mess S2i.
pig perk So pigs Ieet, - ief aaL % oe.s; 80
19ls q zoe per II.
Iard-TieTces. quoted at 7tsc for California
compound and 12isc for California pure; eastern
pure 12lsc for tierces. half hhls. pure, l3c:
so 10 tins 123tc; 10 10 tins. 13Ac; To tins.
13ssc; 10 tins. l3iac-
iOc 1 tierce, 97sc; ? tierces. 9Ac; uerces
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Hav and Feedsturs

Local hay merchants continue to report very
firm market. with sales at full figures. The re-
ceipts of 3I1 tons yesterday included 80 A
statement Of current conditions, with the out
look to prices during the coming year. ap-
pears elsewhere this page. The interior de
mand is reported heavy.
FeedstuGs remain unchanged, with bran, shorts
and middings in light supply.
Bran-S3093l per ton for white and S29. so
d31 for red.
SIiddlings-S33. .5OG $3.50 per ton.
Shorts-S33 6t33.5O per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. $3O031; rolled oats
for feed, $33434.5O; mixed feed, S2S632 for
average lots; oil cake meal, in 20 ton lots, SIS.
in 10 ton lots $3.50. in ton lots $50. small
lots $39 80; cOcOanut cake or meal at mills.
$3.50 in 20 and 10 and S26 in ton lots, job
bing $3.50; corn meal. S3763S; cracked corn.
S3SG39; broom corn seed S12OdI - per cti.
alfalfa meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S21
carload lots $50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S1S022; wheat and Oat. sra
21; tame cat. Sl6019; volunteer wild cat. S156
II; alfalfa $1ld15; stock, $l3415 per ton.
Straw-550 lS5c per bale.
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THE HAY SITUATION
What Local Merchant Has to Say
Concerning Ii

w A. Miller & Co. send the following state
ment of comparative conditions in hay for the
past three years:
1--WE hand you herewith statistics issued by
the San Francisco hay association covering the
amount of hay on hand on the same dates in
1906 1907 and 1905. When you come to figure
that the price of hay sreaehed ST 90 per ton
on the San Francisco market in 1906, we ask
only 10000 tons on hand as against 16S 600
tons OF hay IN 1906 with the further condition
that In 1906 the invisible supply. which always
hns 10 be contended with. not being used
up through the state. there plenty or
grass 20 feed the stock on; whereas this year
the Invisible supply can be considered nil. as
there has been grass to date and all tho
stock In the state has been fed out of the
invisible supply where IL available. and
ont of the visible supply In great many places
and districts where the invisible supply was
not available our contention is that either i'm
mense quantities OF hay must be imported this
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Renns and Secda

Dealers report the bean market showing less
excitement. the buying rush in most descriptions
having slackened up somewhat But there is
still good movement nevertheless. The re
ceipts yesterday we're 5.166 sacks, making "a l3s
thus far this week.
Beans (per ct)-Bayo S29OG3.15; pea. 40
a4.T3; small white. S4.4O@4.6O large white.
S570@3.9O; pink 81. 20 d2.45; red S3-JO03.75:
blackeye, $3.1063.23; limas. $4.25d4.3J; red
kidneys. SS.5063.6J: cranberry beans. $2.40U
az.
Seeds--Brown mustard. S3.75; yellow mustard.
nominal; 1axseed 81 1903. carload lots; canary,
&c; alfalfa, IL = N12hc; rape, cleaned, 26e2 1ac
timothy. nominal hemp. 4c: millet. 2% M3lt c
per ID: broom corn seed. SPICES per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. % a.. 30 /;
Niles S3G3.25 asked per GENITAL.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks several points higher Cppers advanced
Spot and future cotton lower Copper metal declined
Local securities quieter and mining stocks dull
Sterling and Hongkong exchange and silver all lower
Barley futures higher. Wheat and unchanged.
Hay and feedstuffs firm and in good demand
Bean market shows less excitement. but still unsettled
Potatoes and onions plentiful and weak.
Poultry market steady, with a fair demand
Butter slightly lower. Eggs and cheese unchanged
Fresh fruit market quiet and featureless
Dried fruits and raisns unchanged
Cattle, sheep and hogs previously quoted.
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pried FruIts. Raisins. SIC ana noner

Fruits-Evaporate apples JW5l5c; apricois
I01Oe: peaches. 4Gf4lac for standards. 51IGc
for choice and sac for fancy. pears 40Gc.
pitted plums, i2@Sc; nectarines- a.. NGr. figs
21s d4c; prunes. size basis. @W31tc for new
crop. with a premium for the large sizes.
Raisins new crop Clusters crown s.
London layers crown. S1.1o, 3 crown. S1 20.
Seeded. jas U6lsc. seedless 2a aisle: Thomp-
sons seedless. Si.N4c for unhleuched. 10. Sc
muscatels. 80 fer 8 crown. fc Tor crown and
3isc for . crown.
Nuts-AlmonGs. noupareils. ltsMI2c. INL.
i0la ale. ne plus ultra. Zoe. brakes. 0isc;
languedOes S1s 09c; hardshelis. Use. Waluuts-
12ts q 13c per 10 FOR No. I s0ftsheil and S01uc
for No. do 12c for No. i harlsheu and She
for No. GO; chestnuts. 10@14c for California
and Haze for Italian
HOney-Wster white. comb. nominal. none
here: white, Zoe; light amber. 12Ni3c; amber.
1014M11c; dark amber. 9N1Oc, water white
extracted. nominal white TNSc; light amber.
61A Gt7c; dark amber and candied. AS Q5lac
per lb.
Beeswax- -27@2sc per ID for light and 2gG
24c for dark