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The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
HARGIS TRIAL IS SET
Murder of Famous FeudiSt
by Son to Be Aired.
KILLED IN STRANGE FIGHT
Defendant VIII Make Plea of self
Defense and Blame Dead Parent
for His Waywardness, which Was
Responsible, he VIII Testify. for
His Drunken Habits.

Jackson. Ky. Aug 1.-The trial Of
/ Beech Hargis. who slew his father Judge
I Hargis. IS set for the term OF court
3 which began here to-day The case viii
[ be called August q for trial This in
substance. is The testimony Beech Hargis
VII give as 70 why he took his fathers
life.
He viii say that the habits which led
90 his und0ilg were due 90 his father. s
neglect and vay-va-I traiaias and that
DE was accustomed from early vears 20
the use Of whisky. that he was also early
broken 20 the use Of weapons and was
trained by his father 20 carry a PISTOL
when small boy. From the use OF
whisky. in childhood. he VIII declare he
grew into a periodical drunkard. that his
father early formed an aversion 10 him.
that he showed a preference for his sister.
that for the last few months OF his faith
er's life he was afraid 20 venture into
his presence, and that his father had
developed such a hatred Of him that at
sight Of hin he would assault him and
beat him without mercy.
Father Beat Him.
HaTgis claims that d short time before
the tragedy he was az the home Of his
sister when his father came in and at
tackled him beating him without mercy.
that two weeks before the tragedy he
was beaten several times and that he
remained away from home, being afraid
10 90 there
In this extremity. he SAYS. he drank
some 10 relieve h.s feelings OF shame and
Il
Wildly drunk on the day Of the killing. /
he intended. he says. 10 go 70 his grand |
mother in the country to remain a week I
When he entered the store and asked for I
MS cousin. a clerk there told him his
cousin was not there, but that he would 4
see II he was around
Tried to Avoid Parent.
Hargis claims ne was sitting in the
store when, 10 his surprise and alarm.
le saw his father coming around the
ront Of the store His father was be-
ween him and the front door. so he start
ID 10 the rear Of the store. intending 10
20 out the back way. over 10 his home
md thence TO his grandmother's. His
ather ran after him. he says. and chased
aim around a table. Beech SAYS he made
or door. running back Of a counter
y hen he reached the door there was
able in the way. or some Obstruction.
AZ any rate he could not escape through
[. and his father caught him.
his father, he says. caught him around
he throat with his left hand and stuck
i'm in the face with his right He srruolx
I'm repeatedly in the head and face. In
his plight, he says. beaten almost into i
Inconsistencies. expecting TO be killed. /
nd being unable to defend himself. he |
hrust his hand into his pocket. drew his
evolver. and fred 70 save his life
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
Turn Attention TO Wrights.

The board Of test Of the signal Cops
VIII now turn its attention 10 flying ma
chimes. or inventions known TO Be heavier
than air
O-viIle Wright. Of the Wright brothers.
Of Dayton. Ohio. is expected 10 arrive AZ
Fort Myer with their aerop,ane TO-DAY.
He VIII demonstrate The merits OF the. in
ventiCn for a week or more
The Wright brothers machine we;-Ls
about 20 pounds. has q propeller similar
70 the one used by Capt Baldwin on his
dirigible balloon IS equipped with a r-ld-
der. and consists Of two large box kites
The brothers have been experimenting
with the machine for several years. but
have always maintained the greatest Sc
crecy regarding its construction and
mechanism No newspaper man. magazine
writer. or photographer is allowed near
the machine II Is understood that Or
vile Wright declined to accept the use OF
the balloon shed al Fort Myer when il
was offered by Gen Allen. OF the signal
Corps. Where he viii keep the invention
or where the flights VIII be started IS llr-
known
Wilbur Wright. the elder brother. is
now in France experimenting with q
machine identical with the one 10 be
tested at Fort Myer- The aeroplane IS
said 20 have attained a speed Of forty
miles an hour in France Il OrviI-e-s ma
chine can duplicate that performance at
Fort Myer and all the requirements of
the War Department specifications are
complied with. the government will pay
S25.0o0 for IT,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
UNWRITTEN LAW,
PLEA Of HAMS
Slayer and Brother Are Held
Without Bail.
MRS. ANNIS FRUSTRATED.
Family BlameS Jenkins for
Army Captains Deed.
MRS. ANNIS FRUSTRATED

Brother, Who Conducted, Tragedy
at the BHyside Yacht Club, speaks
OF Justification on Being Returned
10 the Cage in the Long Island
City Prison, and Both Maintain
Reticence Pending Indictment.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
SCHURMAN For HUGHES.
Cornell President Wants Him Re-
nominated for Governor.

nominated for Governor.
New York. Aug I---Jacob Gould Schur-
man. president OF Cornell University. is
sued statement to-day declaring vfgo--
ously in favor Of the renou7i7st{o, %
Gov Hughes His pcrpose was not only
TO DO what he could 10 help the COVER
nor's candidacy. but 10 set at rest any
suggestion that he himself would be A
candidate.
When the Republican State committee
met in this city last week. the informa-
ton was passed around that the leaders
we're thinking CT putting ID President
Schurman- Il was pointed out AZ tbe
same time that President Schurman would
not likely enter the field against Gov
hughes. who was a colleague Of his in The
FACULTY Of Cornell. and for some years a
-aW partner Of George ". Schurma7.
President SchUrmans brother
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
MISS EVA BOOTH Ill.
SaiFation Army Commander Col
laPses While Delivering Addre..

"inona Lake, Ind. Aug. 17.-NIiss Eva
Booth commander OF the salvation
Army OF the United States. was pros-
trated here this afternoon while address
ing an audience Of 1850 persons Al rba
Bible Conference She was carried f-o-7
the stage to the home Of Dr. W-fTbur
Chapman. where she received medical
attention.
She insisted on continuing her address
when she recovered consciousness. bur
her physicians refused TO let her leave
her bed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

When YOU have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent YOU
at I cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
CAN SEE NO GRAFT
Col. Wright Defends Govern
ment Employees.
NOT ONE PER CENT WRONG
Address on Public Conscience at
Celebration Of Tenth Anniversary
Brings Applause from 1000 Resi-
dents and Former Citizens.

Concord. y. T.. Aug. 1.-THE tenth an
niversary Of home week. founded by ex-
Gov Frank W Rollins. Of this CITY. was
celebrated here to-day by a public ga---
ering in the city auditorium. attended BY
&o95 residents and returned sons and
/ daughters
1 The array OF speakers included United
States Senator Jacob H GaIHnger. Of this
Z city; Henry E Burnham. Of Manchester.
4 ex-senator William Z Chandler. a ns-
tive OF this city; Hon Carroll .. Wright
Ii D. former United States C0un5z-
sioner Of Labor and now president Of
Clark College. The orator Of The dav was
Col Carroll D. Wright, whose theme was
The public conscience" He said in
part
One expression Is especial IIy annovinz 10
me- an expression ofteuer heard than an,
other oftener read in the press than any
other, oftener used in the pulpit. namely.
the expression In these degenerate davs.
One would think 10 hear them that so
clety IS on the verge Of ruin. Well. II
mas always been Every page in history
repeats the same expression, and this has
been 50 from time immemgria-. Even 1
Isaiah SO years before Christ regretted I
that the religion Of his day was not thar
OF the fathers and. mourning over the I
condition of his people. he said .Ab-
Sinful nations. people laden with i,i-r,i- 4
ues, a seed Of evil doe-s. children thar
are corrUptOrs. and in HoIlinzshead-s
chronicles OF conditions in Great Britain
80 years ago there was a mOurrful tale
OF corruption in the trades
Graft in Government.
Two years ago a writer in one of o,7-
popular magazines said that out OF "a 011
government employees not more than so
OF II per cent were free from graft
That is, $50 Per cent Of the officers and
employees on duty in the city OF Wash
-ngIon were grafters- He might have re-
versed his statement and said thar IL
per cent were grafters. and stiU he would
be guilty Of a colossal lie
1t Is the easiest thing in the world
10 arraign society Every true p7triot
welcomes every attempt to reform evil
.hings- If the muckrake writer can bring
ningS 70 the surfacs trurhfuIly. We vel
ONE his work and it IS because the
)uonc conscience is more sensitive than
Il any other time in the history Of the
ForlG tnat the public applauds such at
empts- The trouble is that We look Al
hings with inverted vision.
With al that Is said about the cor
upton of public officials. I am perfectly :
atlsfed that there was never a time in
MS country when the devotion and the
integrity OF public officials stood so high
II the world is growing worse and 4
worse We had better give up our methods
OF improving our people, and we had
etler give Cp our schools and churches
nd make an attempt at something bat- y
er- Yet the real truth is. that society a
sound at heart. and every exposure is F
he proof Of public's conscience thar IS 7
rowing enlightened.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

said that but little advancement had
been made in the past decade and that
Congress should be urged TO appropriate
the much-ueeded funds for the expert
uerts. Lieut. Selfridge said he did not
know what the Baldwin drigibIe VIII be
named II = not unlikely that the War
Department VIII designate IL as Army
Dirlglbla No l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
BALDWIN ACCEPTS
S6,7S7 FROM ARMY
Price Is $1,000 Below Cost of
Dirigible Balloon.
LIEUT.. LAHM MAY SAIL TODAY

Government to Begin Learning Mn
ntDulatiOn at Once with Inventor
as nstructOr-BaIIOOnin Is Dis
cussed at Dinner Given by Cant
Baldwin at the Press Club.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
Propose Aero Club.

Mr. Post seriously discussed with the
other guests the idea Of forming the
Washington Aero Club for sport. and
Prof Zahm was enthusiastic over the or
ganization Of a scientific aeronautical So
cicty- Il is believed that both these
organizat tons viii be perfected in Wash
inston before many months.
Lieut. Selfridge told Of the need Of
funds for. experiments by the Signal
Corps, and declared that money was the
only thing needed to solve the problem
Of successfully navigating the air. He
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
- Your Capuzaya ,IIning Comnnnr

List Your Capukaya Mining Company
stock with Out-Gt-t0w- syndicate now
forming, await adv in financial columns
BOSTON" Herald Office au-5-Isr
Benz. r. Coles & Co, UphOistrrinE a
A. kE1Gs- sl5a 90 sth ~ u a5lE
When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement 10 Tie Wash
ingJon Herald. and bin VIII be sent you
at cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

SOUTHERN MARYLAND FAIR Up
Per Marlboro. Nd. August Is Il -
lStc--Eaces, all classes wei lIed- besr
lot OF runners ever seen az a county = II
Special train service. CEaSa apeska Bsa-l-
Railway Leave District line at u O'Clock
g. m Terurl1-g- leave Marlboro ar $50
2 m lslso other trai-sJ- Railroad fare
sc round trip WI g. BROOKE Sc
re-ary- au15.I7-Is
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Store Closes
To-day at ) P. N.

MEETING OF THE
Tie East Washington
Railroad Company Of
B.. viii be held al is
Pa ave NV. on "a Ed
y, ISIS. at ZS p ~.
election OF officers vii.
other business VIII be
come Up c. 3. HIL-
Eu-z-f-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-18

THE ANNUAL
Stockholders OF
Heights Traction
u aShinEtOn. D {
Office 9th st and
NESDAY, August
at which time the
be held and such
transacted as may
LARD. Secretary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09
BIG HAUL MADE
BY SNEAK THIEF
ENTERED REsloENcE OF MRS.
MINNIE GAM LAST NIGHT
AND SECURED VALuAsLEs.

4 sneak thief entered tie residence
.of Mrs. Minnie 5aan IN G street last
might about s oe-0cE ard made a big
haul. The t-f w4s discovered
while i'll The horse but made his exit
before he could b. captured or even
before any Of tes occupants succeed
led in getting 2 l-ok 81 him
The burglar entered the room Of
Mrs. Cam and went into her trunk.
He secured a ycczet5ook containing
fifteen or twenty dollars, three geld
watches. three o1 four chains and
several rings. Mrs. Gam had always
kept all Of these articles securely in
the trunk and she believes that some
one familiar around the house is the
guilty party.
A small uegl boy has been enga-
ged in work around the house for the
past several DAYS and it is believed
that he is the thief The tracks in
the yard and outside the gate showed
that the thief vas q barefooted per
son, and was not more than fifteen or
sixteen years CT eye.
The police were IT cree notified and
are at work on tbe case. They have
d good clue ana expect to land the
thief today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Commencing June 18th. for the
Jacksonville and Fernandina excur-
Isioniats. extra train will leave Bruins
wick ct 1920 2. m. arriving Thalmann
lat SOC q. m. and connecting direct
ly with the seaboard Air Line Special,
handling through coaches direct from
Brunswick to Jacksonville and Fern
andiAa.
This train viii leave Thalmann at
SEQ a. m, with connections from the
Seaboard Special from Savannah,
handling through coaches from that
point to Brunswick, arriving at the
Halter point at sos a. m.
The Sunday night train will leave
Brunswick at 1856 p. m, connecting
with Seaboard Special from Jackson
Vile and for Savannah, delivering
Ito them at Thalmann cars from Jack
isonviIle. leaving Thalmann at 9:35 D.
I'm, arriving Brunswick at 1920 p. III.
Jos. C. Lgeour.
Commercial Agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09
Band concert Tonial,t.

The First Regiment band viii be
out with IS members for a concert in
Orange park tonight They have ar
ranged special program for the ev-
ening The ladies' Of St. Jude's
church win serve ice cream and cake
for The purpose of raising money for
the picnic. Arrangements have been
made with Morgan drug store TO
furnish the ice cream. Beginning at
five O'Clock the ladies wiz serve ice
cream and cake FOR the children.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND The CITY

al His secona Round.

Officer George Richardson. who has
been detailed to the work Of collect
ling street tex for The year, IS now
on his second round and is busy ar
resting those who have been served
with notices and haze not paid Their
taxes IN order 70 save additional
expe.ase all those VINO have been
hand d ne little notices should visit
The city hall and pay over the 81.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09

Nc WQVuHTsN q nc WoFIH.
Offers YOU the best business PROPOSE
ton en- Garth, for the protection OF
yoHr family. l5s beneficiary certii-
Gates are good rs a government bond.
No member Will live long enough 10
pay in one half Of their face value.
This is your last week to get in as
a charter member, Mr.. Phillips, Lo-
cal Manager. 405 G street, win write
your application. Phone $50
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09
Woop. Woop. Woon-

We sell fire wood ut tewenty-five
cents per load at our mill.
The Brunswick Sningle Company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-09

~ q Fs,- Indigestion.
8 4 " -sa-sa ~. = Relieves scar stomach,
aaIt3.at,5a # theheart rsj7esa .,hatyou eat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

April Ia gavanic effect produced the stock
today that had been
Sl5
of
which freely rumored yesterday thus avoided The influence
policy determined followed by the
in due today
details forthcoming
would the which the bankers would take them
the which sold
should
considerations probably had
higher Efforts made maintain the
higher than the level Union
in relieved market
OF liquidation stock A
the Pennsylvania
operating Other February statements published during the day did
particularly showing operating still
While
of cualment consid
and the
needs for commodities Calcula
decline
likely enforced by the railroads There
directly
preferred stocks
London and another reduction the
had do
efforts stock the curb market The
Aprid not ripple the market
$622OO United States
unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
San Francisco Mining Exchange Re-
tires From Business


There not much doing ia local securities
yesterday and the only variation worthy OF note
slight rise in Spring Valley water TO
500 The sugar stocks were neglected The
following bonds were ex coupon Geary street
railway IS, $3.50; Hawaiian commercial and
sugar. $3.50; Lake Tahoe railway and traction
company IS, $3.50; Los Angeles railway IS, $3.50;
Los Angeles lighting guaranteed IS. $3.50; Los
AngelesPac1c railroad first convertible 0S, s. 80;
Northern railway company Of California 5s. 2-5O;
Northern electric company IS. 81. 80; San Fran
cisco and San Joaquin valley IS. $50; San Jose
and Santa Clara County railroad AIS 81. 25;
Southern Pacific railroad company OF California
uSl2l 6s. So Southern Paeihc Branch railway IS.
So; United Railroads Of San Francisco As. 81;
Bay Counties power company IS. California North
western railway 5s, Sunset telephone and tele-
graph 5s
Mining stocks were also dull and without strik-
nag feature The Comstocks were unchanged.
The southern Nevadas were generally hrm. and
the leading 1OnoDahs aud Goldhelds were higher
on the day There was no particular news from
the mines
The San Francisco mining exchange at its reg
ular meeting yesterday unanimously voted 10 dis
solve the organization and retire from business.
Consequently there Will be no more sessions OF
this exchange 1t is said. however. that shOuls
trading in the mining stocks pick up during the
summer some anticipate, exchange may
be organized in the fall.
BrOokshire oil ex dividend OF PC yesterday.
The net earnings Of the New Idria quicksilver
mining company for 1907 $50 ESQ conf
pared with S63. 56S Tor 1906. and those OF the
Napa consolidated quicksilver mining company
were S6,511. against S2I.I67. The former com:
pany produced 1915 TASKS OF quicksilver in 1901
and the latter company produced ,. 40 TASKS.
The total surplus OF the New Idria on December
cember 81 1906. and that OF the Napa consoli-
dated on the same date was S24.219, against
sl7,70s-
Bond and stock Sales
Sales the stock and bond exchange in March
were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
GeneraI MerchandI.e

Bags-Grain bags, June-July. 65s arc. San
Quentin, SIZE. wool bags, 4215@44c; fleece
twine. lie per ID.
Coai-Pennsylyania anthracite, egg SIG. Vel
lington. Sl2 per ton; New Wellington S12. Coos
Day $40; Australian house-Richmond etc sic.
Welsh anthracite. SlJ: coke s17 per ton in bnt
and Sl9 in sacks; Rocky mountain, s11012
Olfs-QuotatlOns are Tor barrels: Linseed SEC
per gallon for boiled and 54c for raw; cases. Sc
more; castor oil, in cases, No. l. Toe; Bakers
"A, cases, S-2S91.30; lucol. SOC for boiled and
soc Tor raw, China nut, cases, 760S6c per gnl-
ION; eoeoanut oil, In barrels. 52iS 6J6c for XXX.
oOQo51ac for No. l and 1zd5le for No
according to quality; extra bleached wiuter
sperm oil, 65c. natural winter sperm OH e5e.
natural whale OIL zoe: extra winter strained
oil. soc; No. neatsfoot oil, Csc: herring OH
oil. 35c. p@'"'
Coal Oh, Gasoline. etc.-water white. in drums
or iron bbls. lie; cases, 1Sc; special DO IL lke;
pearl oil. In cases. 161sc: astral. 16Isc; star
l612c; extra star, 191ae; Elaine 261sc. eocene
ls1ac; red crown and motor gasoline in iron bbIs
distillate. In iron bbls drums. Sc: No. Io
&c, cases &c more. So degree gasoline. in buIf
5oe. IN cases 3I15c; naphtha. in bulk l0c. in
Turpentine-ssc per gallon in cases and 7sc in
drums and iron barrels - -
80 sosin so psr bbl Of ESQ poundsl-E. $6.25; F.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining componv
quotes as follows. terms net CASH: STANDARD
granulated tfne. fruit coarsel. 5-s5c; crystal
6.35c; tablets in boxes. 6.G0c: cubes anil i''
crushed. 6-10c; powdered. 5.95cs candy rranu
lated. 5.95e; confectioners' A. 1SJc: masnolia
5.15c; extra fine granulated. 5.G5cs Bbls ana "a
ID bags. 1ocs half bbls 25c. boxes soc more per
100 lbs for all grades. Monarch bar is quoted
granuIated in 100 ID bags as follows Bags 100 ie1
lbs. Soc; barrels. 60c; half barrels. 75c: 20 ID
tins. cased. 500; SO b tins. cased. $40; 10 ID
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
FIXTURE Grain and Proxfsfous

CHICAGO. April 1.-The wheat market was
nervous the greater part Of the day and prices
ranged from " q sc below to 7s@1c above yes
a decidedly strong tone developed brisk de-
mand by shorts and 1t Was chiefly due to the pre-
winter wheat belt. The late rally carried prices
to new mark for the day and the market
closed strong at almost the top notch May
opened unchanged to %@1zc higher at 92h q
s2ssc: sold on to 91% @slz zc and @ then advanced
to orn The s Close @ Tss Irt at yos and tn
market was inclined to be weak until the late
rally In wheat caused moderate advance. The
unchanged to Mc lower at 66@66Hc, sold on to
COS @65axc and then advanced to 66A 066skc.
The close was at 66Hc.
Trade In oats was dull and prices were In
clined to follow the trend Of the wheat and
corn markets. May opened 1sc lower ct So 1bc,
sold at SO cents and advanced to 53Ac. The
close was at 53Hc
Provisions were weak in the early dealings. but
rallied late IN TIE session At the close May
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks generally firm.
Cotton and coppers rather higher.
Local mining and city stocks quiet and featureless
San Francisco mining exchange dscontinues business
Local exchange active firm and huctuatng.
Cash wheat firm, with rather selling.
Barley continues o rise dry weather talk.
Oats in light supply and firm all the country.
More corn coming in from the western states.
HAY irmer under light receipts and weather conditions
Feedstufs unchanged. Fair shipping demand for beans
Chicago reports stocks of provisions packers hands
Sumner vegetables and apricos greatly damaged by frost
Not much change in potatoes and onions
Poultry market well supplied and quiet
Eggs slightly lower Butter and cheese unchanged
New strawberries in from Meno Park
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
COTTON FUTURES
New york Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, April Flour Receipts. 81
200; exports, 30 400; dull but steady.
Wheaf-Recepts. 80, 900 bushels; exports. 49,
200 bushels. Spot steady; No. red. 81 eleva tor;
Duluth. s1.12A +. o. b. afoat: No. 2 hard win
ter. $1.10H f. o. b. ahoat There was good buy
ing of wheat ON the breaks today. influenced by
predictions for cold weather in the southwest
Prices advanced about &c per bushel, helped by
talk of light Argentina shipments, and closed
within nc Of the top. May closed at $1.011a;
July closed at 96c.
Hope-Quiet.
Hdes-Steady.
Wo0l-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugai-Raw Arm: fair refining 3.S6c: CEN
trifugal SO test 4.30c; molasses sugar, 3.61c.
Refined steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
to 8 points lower. The sales were reported at
5000 bags including May at 5.70c: June, 5.75c;
July, 5.75c; September, 5.80c; February, 5000.
Spot steady; No. Rio Sc; No. Santos S% "a
s1ac. Mild quiet; Cordova. 81 413c.
Butter frm; creameries, 2S15 029c; western
factory frsts. 20@2015c-
Cbeese-Quiet and unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet and a shade easier; western se-
lected, 16@16Ac average, drsts. 151a Q15Hc.
DRIED FRUITS.
Eyaporated Apples-The market is steady, al
though 1t was said that futures are easier in
tone. Fancy are quoted at 10h@11c; choice
S1aq9lsc; prime, 71s@7asc; common to fair
Prunes-Moying slowly, with California fruit
quoted at Az 014c and Oregon, 6@10c.
Apricots-In small supply. with choice quoted
at 1S020c; extra choice, 19121c; fancy, 20@24c
Peaches-Unchanged, with choice quoted at
10Q101ac; extra choice. 11@117zc; fancy, uh@
12c: extra fancy 1211 @1Sc.
Raisins-Seeded, 5ls@sAc; London layers,