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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
SOCIAL DoNT'S

ny Needing These You May ne .
More Welcome Guest.
Don't II you are able to play or sing.
make your hostess waste II quarter Of
an hour pressing you to do so.
Don't, when you are leaving, forget
any Of your possessions. 1t Is tiresome
to have to send such things on by ex-
press or by mail.
Don't keep reitcratlng how much
you enjoyed yourself Mt the Browns
when you were staying there last
month.
Don't begin n book and ask II you
may take 1t home to finish. Your
hostess may not want to lend It, but
It will be difficult for her to refuse. II
she suggests your taking 1t that 10
quite another matter.
Don't ut last moment, unless It Is
absolutely unavoidable, wire that you
will arrive by a later train than that
already decided upon. 1t may upset
your hostess household arrangements
considerably.
DOu I, u yout uoStSSo 10 puSy
hOusekeeper, fail to ask her the morn.
Ing after your arrival II there Is any
little household duty In which you cnn
assist her during the time Of your
stay.
Don't, II your hosts IRE early people,
emphasize the fact that you never so
to bed before half-pnst H."
Don't, II you have other friends IN
the place. arrange to 60 and see them
or 60 out with them without first con.
sultlng your hostess.
Don't appear too observant Of any
little hitch that may occur In the do
nestle machinery.
Don't come down In the morning be.
fore tho breakfast call.
Don't absent yourself from the fam.
lily circle for q long time without OK.
PLANTATION.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
Raining PostaIa ON Newly.Weds.

W0uUuu8 bOstWbS OW NcWbys"CU1s
postal showers form the newest
method Of disturbing the peace Of cou.
pies on their honeymoons. The plan
was devised by man fond of ''prac.
teal joke" and his suggestion found
ready and wide acceptance. Though
honeymOoners seek to keep secret the
itinerary of their wedding trips they
naturally tell their nearest relatives
where they are going. OF course, u
member of the family always whispers
that secret to another, and finally a
perslstently inquisitlve person gets the
itinerary and proceeds to make life
miserable for the couple. Scores of
postal cards. with rs many silly senti-
ments written thereon, areusent to tho
hotels where the couple Will stop. As
postal cards are common property, and
as writing may be put on both sides,
the fact that the couple are on their
honeymoon becomes known. no matter
how hard they try to hide 1t. At every
hotel where the couple stops the bride.
groom receives from the grinning hotel
clerk punches of postal cards every
time he goes to the desk.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
ClassiAel.

A visitor to one Of the stately an.
cestral homes Of Virginia, who was be.
ing shown about by an old colored re-
tainer, paused before painting.
"Exquisite" he exclaimed, raptur.
0usly. 'That must be an old master"
Uncle Nelse shook his head. mo,
subj" he replied, "'tain't 1le marster.
OATS ole Mistls Al'son."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-28
Both nctter on.

"Don't grieve; your husband is bet.
ter off,"
$50 am l." responded the young Wild
ow; "he carried $4,000 life Insurance"
Houston Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

As Or cp new IS or COUP.
MIsCELLANEnllS BONDS
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Oct -The stock market oppressed by the
settlement Of the Balkan difficulty Trading the London
before the New of the
lot with
O.
of
by the Bank of England The foreign
prevailing exports
September value of
2955& that
the balance that
period Gold Of
SO5S5564
abroad under these much
the OHsetng occult factors Large liquidation of holdings
securities undoubtedly plays important Extra inducements
influence Of abundant banoe circulation lost sight Of The
8 the largest since November last and but S8OoOo below
the of
the
o. by
banking credits The accumulation the of $600000 cash
op 10 of that $4,000
Bonds heavy Total $l7420o0 United States
registered have advanced and the As registered
the week
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WeekIr CIearing Honse Statement

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE statement of clear
ing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold $31, ,471.125 more than the require
ments Of the 25 per cent reserve rule. This is a
decrease of So, ,236, 100 in the proportionate cash
reserve as compared with last week. The state
ment follows:
Loans 81, ,s3s 4Ss. 300. increase S14 .O7e 800: de
DOsits 81 ,4l6. .647 000 increase $13 S94 500 crcu
lation $53. .309. 400, decrease $204 900 legal ten
ders $50 $40 000 increase 81. ia, GOO; specie
$304 932, 500. decrease 81 All 900; reserve $685..
633. 100. increase $237. 600: reserve required
S354 161 975. increase SO. 473 700; surplus $31 :
471.125, decrease 50, 236. 100; ex United States
deposits S33. 779. 450, decrease S239, 775.
The percentage of actual reserves of the clear
ing house banks at the close Of business yester-
day was q. 80.
The statement of banks and trust companies
of greater New York not members of the clear.
ing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits Of 81 1060 OBS. 900; total cash
on hand. $100,90s,0 900, and loans amounting to
$685. 473 100.
The Financier will say: As was expected from
the preliminary estimates of the movement OF
money, last weeks bank statement showed com.
parativeiy slight changes in the item of cash.
Average 1oans were expanded, but this was
largely due 10 the bringing over into last week
Of part Of the increase In the previous week
The report of actual bank conditions indicated
expansion of about IS, ,000, 600 less than that
shown by the average. Deposits were aug
mented, both In the average and in the actual
reserve caused an important decrease in the re-
serve shown by average conditions while the
statement Of such conditions on Saturday dis.
closed quite small increase. The average re-
serve. IL may be noted was reduced TO the low
est since January 25.
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cheese. 100 bags of fancy highland potatoes
sack jumbo walnuts, 10 bags Of sweet potatoes.
ding for Them
Inere was fair amount of trading the
street. but there no changes in prices.
firm.
Produce receipts: Eggs 30 cases: butter, 10,-
sou POUNDS; cheese, 1000 pounds; potatoes, 119
SACKS onions, 405 sacks; sweet potatoes 175
saGhs, Deans, l3l sacks; apples, 5.32S boxes.
Egss-Local ranch, candled, 4IM43c; eastern
lreSh' ozc; storage selected. 2T6l2Sc.
Cneese-Northern fresh. 15c: anchor, large.
loc, anchor, 1oung America. 16c; hand cheese,
s sngnor Drand lie; eastern singles, 1Sc; eastern
WIS doc eastern cheddars,s lie; eastern long
1e ,o dec; eastern daisy. 19c swiss, imported,
iimburger 1Sc; Tulare. 14c; imported Roquefort.
sac; Edam, SO and 81 size; German breakfast,
Sl-lU box; Neuftachel, $l.20 box; Sierra, ST.
SA SoA Cdnaua cream, one dozen to box, 95c;
ocniosskase, 81 box; Camembert, $1.20 box.
Butter-Creamery extra 67 Bc: creamery firsts
6oc; eastern extras 30c; cooking butter 24c
rotatoes lper ctD-New local Burbanks.
$l.oo; new highland, 81 40; new local sweet po-
tatoes. 1&c pound.
onions tper ctll--Northern red. 75c@s1; Aus
9410c pound
Beans sa eper ctl)-Pink No. /. $780, local No.
l, S52ogo.5O; Lady Washington, No /, $4.25;
small white. No. l, $4.25; bIackeye, S4 so; Gar
ssi sanzas se so.oo; hma No. 1. $5@5. 25; lentiis.
Poultry (buying prices alive)-Broilers, IL to
z pounds, tic pound fryers, 17c; hens, 8
pounds and up. 12c; under pounds. 1Oc; old
roosters, 6Gac; turkeys, heavy, zoe; light not
Manted. Selling prices dressed Broilers. zoe a
pounu' iryers, 2Oc; roosters, 15c; hens, 15c; ;
d9iks; 11iI lrozen' 15c; live ducks 14@15c; geese
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Now YORK Cofton nIarLe.

NEW YORK. Oct 17.-Hutton's wire saws.
In spite OF lower cables the local market on
Grated steady and resisted bearish pressure On
the part OF local professionals Offerings were
heavy but were easily absorbed, and prices moved
up about 10 points to the highest level in more
than month
TO the fact that they magnify the imporfa1ce of
the Lancashire labor trouble. but that Lancashire
or any other point should be a weighty factor
in the market is disproved by the fact that VII
the strike still the mills takings for the
week were Il 900 bales in excess Of last year and
far this year the consumption has been - ner
cent larger than for the same period last wear.
and for the balance of this year we viii run
against the panicky conditions of last year and
therefore this question Of demand viii probably
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

The week closed on firm though not very
active market for butter and eggs and the up
unchecked The best fresh California eggs ad-
vaIfced to SOC a dozen and frsts went up in
sympathy, advancing from Ale to 43c. The lat
ter are about equal in quality to the top grade
and are selling off better because of their COM
parative cheapness. The best fresh butter sold
up to 81 l2c a pound under the call on the ex-
change, but the market receded and closed at
the old quotation. Local fresh firsts and sec
instead OF steady, as on the preceding day,
while packing stock was nominal, there being
practically no supplies available. There was
nothing In cheese.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-Forty cases of fresh extras at 311hc
and 20 cases at Bic pound.
Eggs-Five of fresh local extras at sic
and 10 cases at soc dozen.
Receipts were 17,aO0 lbs butter 200 lbs
cheese and 455 cases eggs
The following are official quotations estab
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1ac to &c higher, owing TO the yari-
Gus charges TO be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, Sic per h.
steady; do frsts, &c, firm; do seconds, 23c
firm; do thirds. 20c firm; eastern extras
2Ic firm; eastern. ladies'. firm at &c for extras
and 21c for firsts; local storage extras, 261sc,
weak; packing stock, nominal; picked butter
% 12c, steady.
Cheese-Californla: Fancy flats. 13c per lb.
steady; do hrsts 12c, steady; do seconds, 91sc.
steady; fancy Young Americas, 1415c firm: do
frsts, l3e, firm; storage fats. 13c, weak. Ore
gon: Fancy fats, 13c, weak fancy Young
Americas 141ac, weak; fancy eastern cheddars
16lac steady.
Eggs tper dozen, cases includedl California
fresh extras, Soc steady; do frsts. 43c, firm; (;
do seconds, 2lc. firm; do thirds, 23c, firm; fresh
eastern selected. 26c. firm; do firsts, 25c, firm;
mia extras, 3Oc, firm; do frsts. &c. firm; east
ern extras 26c, firm; do frsts, 24c, firm.
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Hay and Feedstun.

All descriptions of hay and feedstuffs rule
nrm WITH prices unchanged. The circular of
receipts of hay for the week have been
zoo0 tons. q falling off of about 30 per cent
from last weeks arrivals The railroad com
panies are furnishing some cars, but not all
tnat are being asked for. For this and other
reasons there has not been enough horse bay
coming INTO san Francisco for several weeks to
Keep up with the demand. Many of the dealers
warehouses; and public stables are running low
anu neaver shipments will have to come into
can francisco Tor the next few weeks to fill
our usuai current requirements. We are having
many inquiries daily from interior points, where
nay Is needed, and sales are being made at
tions. A''''o d"o'a
The feeling hero is decidedly firm. what
norse nay Is arriving is readily placed at full
ngures, and difficulty is being experienced in
ninns daliy orders. Every confidence appears
10 pc 1elt In the stability of the market and
noioers OF hay are thoroughly of the opinion
that no lower market than the present one need
De looked Tor, with strong probability of con-
oitions improving for the selling interests
Alfalfa hay continues to arrive freely by
wafer, ana the market on this article has also
SHOWN Strength during the week, mainly In SYM
patny with the generally frmer market Straw
mas been doing little better as there has been
very little OF II shipped into the city recently
q % IN soog5l.5O per ton for white and S29.50
Middlingsmsss: 5o@35. so per ton.
Shorts-S33 80 per ton
eeuss ns-hoiied barley. S29M30: rolled oats
ioe ieeo' so5@34.50; mixed feed, S23@2S for
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GeneraI Mcrchandise

Bags-Grain bags 6ss G6I5c spot and GJxG7c
for 1909; San Quentin, 61ae; wool bags. 35Q
371hc fleece twine. SC per lb; fruit bags, 7ISc
for A and 6Ac for B.
Coal-Carbon Hill SO; Beaver HILL 81; PENN
ton. So; New Wellington. s9 Coos bay. 81; Aus
tralian, Unconstitutional. etc, 50; Stanford
Richmond. IS; Cumberland $14 in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks: Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke.
S14 per ton in bulk and SIG In sacks; Rocky
mountain, $3.50 per short ton
Oils-Quotations are for barrels Linseed, 56e
per gallon for boiled and sac for raw; cases, &c
more; castor oil. in cases. No. 1, Toe; Bakers
AA, cases, sl.20@122; lucol. soc for boiled
gallon; cocoanut OIL in barrels, 55@5S15c for
Xxx. 5211 @56c for No. 1, and 50@531se for
No 2. according to quality; extra bleached
csc; natural whale oil soc; extra winter
strained lard oil, 95c; No. neatsfoot OIL csc
herring oil, 40c salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish oil.
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums, 10c; 150 deg. OIL iron barrels
or drums. 1111c; special DO. i2c; pearl of in
cases, lie; astral, lie; star lie; extra star.
zoe; Elaine, 2611c; eocene. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline, In bulk 1415c, In cases 81 l5c;
No. engine distillate, in drums. &c. No. do.
&c; cases, &c more; Sc deg gasoline, In bulk.
3oc. In cases s715c; naphtha. In bulk. lie. IN
cases 1siac-
Turpentine-60hc per gallon in cases and
1ac in drums and iron barrels.
Rosn-Per barrel of $50 lbs: e, s5.25; T..
So. 80; G, $5.45; H, So So; l, $6.O5.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
follows terms net cash: Standard granulated
(ine or coarse), 5. CSC; fruit granulated. 5.65c;
crystal dominos, in cases, 9-05c; tablets in half
barrels, 6.15c tablets in boxes. g. 40c: cubes
and crushed 5.90c; powdered, 5.75c; candy
granulated, 5.75c; confectioners' A. 5.65c; con-
fectioners crystals, 5. 75c; magnolia A, 525c;
extra c. 5.15c; golden c, 5.O5c; ID, .95c: beet
granulated, .45c- Barrels and so Ib bags 10c.
half barrels. 25c, boxes SOC per 100 lbs
for all grades. Monarch bar is quoted over and
above the price for standard fine (cane) granu-
lated in 100 ID bags follows: Bags. 100 lbs.
Doc; barrels. 45c; half barrels. 6Qc; 40 ID tins,
cased, 81 .05; 35 lb tins, cased, 81. 05; 10 lb
tins, cased 10 in case, 81. 20; ID tins, in
case, $40; 80 ID boxes, S5c- No order taken
for less than 70 barrels or its equivalent. No
extra charge for putting up bar In private
packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis,
o.65c; "Higrade" bar, &c; powdered, 5.75c; A
crushed. 5.90c; berry, $3.50; G. & II. extra hne
dry granuiated. 5.65c; coarse dry granulated
565c: confectioners' A, 5.65c; confectioners
crystal. 5.75c; cubes 5.90c; bricks, 5.90c; ex-
tra fine granulated 600 lb bags only, 5.45c;
excelsior A. 525c; extra @, 5.15c; golden c.
5.05c; yellow d. 4.95c; II. & e. crystal dom
mos. 9.O5c. Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
rels and 80 ID bags, 10c more; half barrels
25c more; boxes. SOC more for all grades. Bar,
In 80 Id and 40 ID tins. 81. 30 more: In 10 III
tins. $2.35 more. Minimum order, carload
weight.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-wheat prices on the local
exchange declined more than 1c today owing to
heavy weeks end liquidation. based chiefly on
an official forecast of rain tomorrow throughout
the winter wheat belt. At the close the net
losses were @@1hc compared with the pre-
yious close. The wheat market was weak all
day with the exception of brief period at the
opening, when prices showed slight gains over
the previous close owing to advance of nearly
Id at Liverpool. The market was rather of
wet weather map affair, the principal factor
being the prediction of general rains tomorrow
east of the Rockies, which promise to break the
long existing drought. The market closed weak
and only trihe above the low point of the day.
December closed at 1915 G99Ac and May at
81. .02L4 @1-02$s.
Cash steady to 15c lower. The mar
ket closed easy, with prices shade to HGAc
lower. Final quotations December were at
Csc and on May 63&c.
Trade in oats dull, but showed more
steadiness than wheat or corn Cash oats were
steady for ordinary and hc higher for best
grades At the close prices were X Ac lower.
December closed at 4s1sc and May at 50h a
50Ac.
Provisions were weak, the market being under
moderate selling pressure all day. At the close
prices 5@15c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Hides. Tnllow. Wool and Hon.

Hides-culls and brands sell about 1a@1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12c: me-
dium, lie; light, &c; cowhides. 1Oc for heavy DC
for light; stays. 6lsc: salted kip. 1oc; salted
veal, 14c; salted calf. 1415c; dry hides, 17c dry
kip. 15c; dry calf. zoe; dry stays 12e: dry veal.
1sc; Mexican dry hides. 161ac; Mexican dry salt
ed do, 13c; Mexican picked do. 15e; sheepskins.
shearlings. 20Q30c each; short WOOL 35a5Oc
each medium. 55@s0c EACH long wool. S5c@
$1.25; lambs. 15G 45c; horse hides, SALT 50. 5O6
2.75 for large and S1.15@2 for medium. 75c6
81 20 for small aud 25q50c for colts horse
hides, dry, $2M2.25 for large and 81 .2562 for
medium, 50c@S1 for small and 25@5Oc for colts;
deerskins dry Mexican. 2S@3Oe; dry salted do
24@26c; picked do zoe; dry Central American
26@ @30c; goat skins. prime angora, 75c@$1; large
hair goats, 35c; medium. 20c; small, 5n15c.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 5G51ac: No. 2. 3zQ
412c; grease, 2G2hc.
Wool-Spring clip (free) Humboldt. years sta
pie. 15@1Sc; northern Humboldt and Mend0cino
nominal, none here San Joaquin. Td9c: south
ern coast, 6ISc; Nevada. 9G12c per ID. Fall
clip. northern mountain (free), 617c; defective
4@5c. Oregon wools-Eastern. S913c; valley,
49, @16Hc per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers from &c to DC
per ID.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks rather lower Coppers steady.
Spot cotton steady. Futures several points hrmer
San Francisco bank eangs decrease 29 per from 1907
Some huctuaton in sterling exchange Silver higher
Local securities firm. Mining stocks very dull
Wheat quiet. Barley stronger. Oats steady.
Hay and feedstufs firm, with prices unchanged
Beans coming in literally and fuctuating.
Less accumulation of potatoes Onions firm
Poultry quiet. Good game selling readily
Butter and eggs firm, with the latter higher.
Fresh fruit market fairly active.
More activity in prunes in New York
No change in live, dressed cured meats
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Potatoes, onion. and yegetables

Ihere was good Saturday demand for mis-
ceiianeons vegetables and with receipts light
prices for nearly all descriptions were firm.
receipts OF tomatoes were comparatively light
out as the market was still eongested with
STOCK stock previously received prices showed nc
improvement and only few well known brands
OF fancy stock brought the top quotation. Gu
cumbers remained firm short supplies. while
increased arrivals Of summer squash and egg
plant caused prices for those articles to ease OF
a little. In the potato market Salinas and
oregon Burbanks remained weak, while river
goods had better tone, the heavy accumulation
OF poor stock having. disappeared. Onions re-
mained firm on good inquiry for shipment.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites. 65@S0c for
Iahcy and 4o055c for common Salinas Burbanks,
N.2o q go: Oregon Burbanks, 81. .25@1.35; sweet
potatoes, $150@1 .65
Onlons-6O@65 per ctl.
egetablcs-Tomatoes, 20@50c per box; cucum
81 20 per box; green peas, case per lb: string
ana W. wax beans. 2@5c per lb; lima beans, 3@4t
per ID summer squash, S5c@$1 per box, green
peppers, f3WS5c per box for bell and 60@65c for
cniie; garlic, 61a@7c per ID; cabbage, 60G T5C
per ctl caulitower, 50@6Oc per dozen; turnips,
os,c. roc per sack; carrots, 5o@75c sack greer
okra, oo@ioc per box; egg plant, 65GS5c per
DoX; niarrowfat squash, Sl0015 per ton.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Fair Trading In Local Securities al
Firm Prices-Sfining Stocks Neg
lected and Unchanged

For Saturday there was fair business in
local securities on the stock and bond ex-
change yesterday. with the market showing a
firm tone. Associated oil was higher. touching
$50. and Makaweli sugar was also higher at $685.
Onomea sugar and Sprink Valley water were
both somewhat stronger. The bonds Of the
United r. R. were steady at ST.
Fridays quotations for the Comstocks were not
realized. though comparing the closing quota
tions of the two days prices remained the same.
Trading was dull The southern Nevadas were
likewise dulls and very ,tame.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Sierra Nevada mining company has been
called for October 26.
The output of ore from the Ophir mine for
the past week was follows: 2.f00 leveE-IsI
cars of ore assaying S23 13 per ton; 2 200 level
305 assaying $29.31 per ton. Con Virginia
yielded % cars of assaying S41 per ton
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruit.

BUSINESS in fresh fruits was of the usual
good Saturday proportions, the extra demand
for Sunday bringing out some extensive buying,
and the market was quite firm for most kinds
of table fruits, while descriptions that required
cooking, such as ounces and late red pums,
were overlooked. Table grapes, which were the
leading feature of the market, were firm in the
morning, but all. of the boats with fresh
supplies were delayed the market became very
weak toward noon, when the belated supplies
were delivered at the stores The Isabella and
seedless varieties, being very scarce. were firm
at all times, while the other kinds could be
bought at round concessions in the afternoon
Nutmeg melons did better on decreased supplies
and an active demand and special brands sold
in small way at premium. Apples were
the leading feature in the orchard line, the
inquiry being chiefly for bellfowers which were
selling freely at 65@6Sc a box for fancy
Bartlett pears, peaches and choice black figs
sola Wen Ell al steady 70 nrn rates, wnile the De.
kinds OF winter pears was limited. The demand
for berries showed some Improvement, but the
supply was too large for the regular trade to
absorb and a good pArtion of the arrivals went
to the Gamers at the inside quotations The
first consignment Of new crop navel oranges left
Exeter, Tulare county. yesterday for this mar
ket, straight carload being sent out accord
ing to message received BY the consignee.
HuckleberrIes- per lb.
Cfanberries- Cod, $10010.50 per bbl;
Apples 1per box)-Fancy bellfower, 65ds5c;
fancy Spitzenberg. 9Oc@s1.10; common to choice.
Pears-Bartletts. s1a1.5o per boy; winter
Nells. 75c@s1 10; other varieties 4o@75c.
Quinces-50@75c.
Plums-35@5oc per box or crate.
Peaches-40M75c per box; carriers, 50G65c
Figs-75c6p$l. .25 for two layer boxes of black;
white, 25M50c per box.
Pomegranates- for small and $1.25@2
for large boxes.
Persimmons-65c@$1 per box.
Melons - Nutmeg melons, 40@65c per box;
watermelons. $1@1.50 per dozer.
Grapes (crates and small boxes)-Seedless, Soc
@$1: muscat, 40@65c; queen, coarse; tokay,
40@65c; Isabella sf@1.25; Cornichon, 50@65c;
large boxes. 65c@$1 for muscat. 50@s5c for
tokay and 50@65c for black; wine grapes. zn-
fandel. $13@15 per ton; mission, S9@11; white,
SSll0.
Citrus Fruits (per bcx)-Valencia oranges.
S3.50@3.75; grapefruit. nominal lemons. S30
$50 for fancy. $2@2.50 for choice and 81. .25@
1.50 for standards; lines, $4@5.
Tropical Frufts-Bananas, $1@1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 50D3 for Central American:
pineapples, s1.25@2.50