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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-16
Potnthes. ONIONS and YeretahIe.

The market for miscellaneous vegetables is IN
settled, as the river boats arriving late
nearly every day, and a rule sellers find
themselves Overstocked after early buyers have
left for home and are obliged TO cut prices to
keep stocks moving Carried over stock some
times sells for more than arrivals days
that the boats are late, and quotations for the
most plentiful articles vague and indetermi-
nate, owing to the sharp price cutting resulting
from the efforts to effect sales. The market is
overloaded with cucumbers. summer squash and
poor string beans. while tOmat toes. peppers and
eggplant becoming more plentiful right
along. Green corn is steadily weakening on in
cressing arrivals from various sections Peas
and rhubarb are holding steady. while very little
attention is paid to asparagus. Potatoes are
moving well. but the supply continues in excess
of the demand. Yellow onions made a sharp
little advance Yesterday. there being brisk de-
mand for shipment to the north.
Potatoes (per ctl)-New S1.1001.35 in boxes
and SjcdS1.I0 in sacks
onions-New yellow, S5c per ctl; new red
nominal.
observation-disclosures. 5OcGS1 % per box;
rhubarb. S1.25G1.50 per box; tomatoes. 75cd
S1.25 for large and 3565Oe for small boxes:
green peas. 81. so per sack; string and wax
beans, case per ID; lima beans. 5d6c per ID /;
summer squash, 3jQ50c per box: garlic 46 sc
per III; cabbage. 81 per ctl; cucumbers. 40G65e
per box; csulidOwer. soc per dozen; turnips. 81 q
l.25 per sack; eggplant. 566c per ID: green pep
pers. 4d5 sc per H. green corn, 81. 5o62-75 per
sack for Alameda and S161.50 for stockton;
green okra, S1.25q 80 per box.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 15.--Wheat for July delivery
performed lofty tumbllng act on the board
OF trade today, first advancing &C above the
nigh record market for the season. established
on the preceding session. and then dropping
nearly &c. The best mark reacaed today
was $i.29.
The setting of the new high mark for July
wheat was accomplished on initial TRANSACTIONS
opening quotations ranging froGl 81. 81 q 20.
number of belated shorts anxious bid
ders at the start and this caused the fresh
ADVANCE. Distant deliveries. however. were not
disposed TO follow the lead of July and opened
weak.
The hedviness of the later months was due
10 more favorable weather conditions In the
west and southwest. the weather map show
ing no rain except few scattered showers The
forecast was fol continuance of fair weather
The demand for the July option was satisfied
early in the day and when it became evident
mat some OF the big holders were taking profits
there was considerable realizing by smaller
longs. As trading progressed bearis!i sentiment
Of cash wheat in western markets particulars
at St Louis. where break OF "a SC was re-
corded.
The low point for July 81 2214-was reached
late III the day and, although the price rallied
more than a cent sentiment in the pit was
decidedly bearish at the close. with July at
Sl.23. September closed a 81 .fOa4
The corn market was weak throughout and
closed weak with prices 80 &c TO 1c below the
previous close. with July at 71%c
There was free selling of osts throughout the
entire session, which caused considerable weak
ness in all deliveries. The market closed weak
with prices q &c lower
he leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Hides. TaIIov, Wool and Hons

The New York Journal Of Commerce saws:
The unsOld stocks OF 19OSs in first hands on
bales: California 200 bales: Washington 200
bales; New York 500 bales Total for the.
United States. 1000 bales. which compares with
81. 00O bales ON July 1. 1908
The Portland Oregcnian says. As is the
case in Oregon. large part OF the California
hop crop has been sold Dealers in that state
estimate that fully $1,000 bales Of the growing
crop are under contract Estimates OF the total
yield in the southern states range from IS OOn
TO $1,000 bales. OF the entire crop OF the
Pacific coast, probably 100 600 bales have been
signed up BY dealers Only small part Of this
has as yet been resOld to brewers. III is this
long interest in the market that is its chief
element OF strength. The last sale OF 1908
Sonomas at Zoe. 200 bales OF 1905 sofa
at sc and 1905 were quoted at 31acs
HideS-CullS and brands sell about 1LRfr m,
der quotations Heavy sailed steers l3l6c.
medium, 13c; light. lie; cOwhides. 12c for heavv
lie Tor light stays, Sac; salted Kin 19e-
salted veal; 1Te salted calf. lie; dry hides gle:
dry kip. Zoe; dry calf. 25c; dry veal 23c 1rs
stays. Ice; sheepskins, shearlings 2O04Oc each 4
short wool, o0@15e each; medium. 75cdSI each:
long wool. $l.2o01.I5; lambs. 25d75c: horse
aides. salt. $z29@2-5O for large and 81 7502
FOR medium. I5c0S1 for small and 2505Oc f0-
colts; hOrsehides dry. S2d2 25 for Isrne ana
$l.2502 for medium. jOc0S1 for small and
2o40Oe for colts; gOatskinS prime angora 50SS
d2e; large hair goats, 25@50c; medium. 20a
Zoe; SMALL 5015cs Mexican dry hides r7ILS,
do piekled, Ice; do dry salted 12c: drv sfaos
lie; Mexican deerskins. 30d34e: drv- salta,i A
25g27e dry Central American. 2sa32c ner ~
al 1 a. e. I rendered. 54515e; No. 2 Sa
WOOl-The quotations are almost vvhol1v
nominal as the market is practically cleaned
up OF stock San JOaquins years staDle 19TS
1le; do Q to months, 12d16c; southern coast
9Q11c- 1908 fall cliD-Mountain freo Ss71So..
do defective. 6Gsc: Nevada. 1s6120c ner iF 'u'
Hops-Prfces to growers are S712c ror 1000
per ID. With 15416c for contracts.
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top grade Of that article, which was advanced
nc TO quotation Of 15c pound. Los Anseies
dealers are specializing heavily IN cheese anu ar
invading the territory OF local receivers 20 get
supplies The output OF many 1aet9r1 s !" I've eve
San JOAQUIN valley is being diverted from mere
to the southern city. causing shortage IN Tue ne
local market There is also a good inquiry III
this market from outside points, wnleh enan lsss
the firmness Fancy California Young AHelleA
cheese was in oversupply and 1ac lower at loe
pound. .., -
Butter was steady at the old quotations anu
for the first time in several days sellers We
able to effect sales Of round lots or extras az
the quotation on the floor OF the exchange Ihe
Willingness with which buyers paid the price
asked was taken as an indication OF strong
market in all quarters. There was nothing new
in eggs the upper grades being in good Request
at steady prices. while cheap stock was oneIii -
at irregular rates. The usual large surplus III
the latter had to be held over
Sales on the exchange were as follows; -
Butter-10 eases Of extras at y &c ana ~ at
2Sc pound.
Eggs-1O cases Of extras at SOC dozen
Cheese-23 fancy California fats at Toe ana 20
fancy California Young Americas at 15c pound.
Receipts were $500 pounds butter, SS,oOV
pounds cheese and 042 cases eggs
The following official quotations. estao-
lished by the sales. bids and offers on the noor
Of the dairy exchange Prices IN me sIr ,see
while governed by the exchange quotations., gen
orally range from nc TO &c higher owing 10
the various charges TO be added
Buttef-Fresh creamery extras. 2se per 10,
steady; do frsts. &c steady; do seconds, 20iac'
steady; No. packing stock, 2212c. nrm-
Cheese-California fancy flats. 15c per ID.
steady; TO frstS. 13c, steady; do seconds. lie,
steady: fancy Young Americas, 15c, firm; do
frstS. l415e. arm; fancy oregon Young Amerl-
cas-, I51ac, weak: 40 fats, 141ac, hrnl-
Eggs (per Dozen cases included)-California
fresh extras soc, steady; do frsts. 29c, steady;
do seconds, 25c. steady; do thirds p 12c steady.
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BUOYANT TONE
OF STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July l5.-United States
steel practically made the stock market
today. large proportion of the total
dealings in that one stock, and such
activity and strength as showed in other
stocks was almost wholly in sympathy
with the movement in steel. There was
explicit information from wholly trust
worthy sources of the healthy improve
ment in progress in the iron and steel
trade.
While this news buttressed United
States steel and gave material aid to the
conductors of the campaign in this stock.
the price movement was a triumph of a
definite and resourcefulS market manage
ment. All accredited organs of the steel
trade spoke without reserve of the more
cheerful tone that pervades the whole
trade and the details of condition were
convincing on this point.
Some falling of in the rate of booking
of new orders was held of no account, in
view of the length of time for which
ders on hand will keep the mills busy.
Manufacturers are refraining from accept
ing orders far ahead at present prices and
increased prices are demanding for early
deliveries on old orders
The advance in the price of bars, plates
and shapes by some of the independent
steel companies is believed TO presage an
advance by the principal producer.
The departure of j. P. Morgan from
England yesterday was used with great
effect by the bulls, notwithstanding the
protestations of Morgsn's associates that
his return at this time was in accordance
with previous plans. On the purely pro-
fessional side admiration was aroused by
the skill with which the stock has been
handled in the neighborhood of 20, which
apparently was a critical point in the up
ward movement.
The caution with which the price aP-
preached that figure, the enormous sales
brought ont as soon as it had reached it,
and the timidity, now believed to have
been feigned, with which the bulls re-
treated in face of this food of selling
made the bears bold in selling short on a
large scale around 20. When the stock
forged upward to above that figure in the
first few minutes today and later ex-
tended its rise TO above II the uncovered
short interests which had thus been en-
couraged were made to serve the purpose
Of the bulls in helping in the advance by
forced purchases.
The expiration of the period for ex-
change Of Southern Pacific preferred into
common stock revived the rumor of an ex-
change of two shares of Union Pacific pre-
ferred for one of the common stock and
accounted for the fresh squirt in the pre-
ferred stock.
The metal group was affected in SYM
pathy with United States steel. The
reaction in the wheat market and the
promise of more favorable weather for the
harvest were helpful TO stocks.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, So, es4, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
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Har and Feedrtnnn

The hay market was dull and lat yesterday.
buyers being scarce. There was no change IN
feedstuffs.
Bran-S29@3O per ton for white and SOS 5O@
% fDr red
Nj ddlings-Sss. 5Oas7. so per ton.
Shsrts-S31. 5OGS3 per ton.
Fs edstuns-ROlied barley. S31 632: rolled
Data for feed S36639: mixed feed. S25d3O for
aver Ige lots; oilcake meal in 20 ton lots S3s So
in a. ton lots $50 in lots $50 SO. small lots
$40; eocoanut cake or meal az mills, s26 IN -
and 10 and $3.50 in ) ton lots; 1ob6ing. So;
corn meal. $39G40; cracked corn. S4O041; broom
jobb ng lots S24. carload lots s23 per ton red
star alfalfa meal. SO for carload aud SIS for
johbing lots.
oat. S12017; tame Oat S12617: volunteer Wild
oat. s1OG'14; barley. s1OG14; alfalfa, s10914.
stock hay, $7G1O per ton.
Straw-5O675c per bale
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STOCK MARKET

Local securities freely traded in yes
teraay, though variations We're not numerous
The United hallway bonds higher at S1S
the telephone common stock al $42 and 0nomea
sugar AT 81 California fruit Gamers was e&
oiyidend OF 60c, which Will be paid July 20.
The following prices were made Tor unlisted
securities at the morning session: Pacific gas
and electric 5s, S94 10 ass; sales OF 1900 at
S9f.75: common stock, S44Q45; sales of 20 at
S44; preferred $l0641O6oO; sales OF 40 at
sos Peoples water, common, So. IS a II y ;
preferred, S66 asked. Ocean Shore -, sos
asked; Sunset telephone 5s, $l02 asked; Standard
electric, sos asked. Oceanic steamship company
5s, S5O.lz12 bid; Western Pacific common, SOL
asked
the Comstocks were quiet, with a continued
weak feeling.
Combination Fraction continued the feature of
the southern Nevadas and advanced to 7Gc
against zoe as Wednesday closing price. The
advance in this stock is said TO be due 10
raid on the shorts. who have heavily ovcrscu
the stock. During the last day or TWO The ->eN
York shorts have been trying to IN this
market and their purchases have advanced the
stock. The other southern NeVadas were fea-
turcless except Tonopah, which had sharp adj
vance to $3.50 bid.
The following oil stocks were ex dividend
yesterday; Amalgamated, 81; Caribou. 25c:
Monte Cristo, &c; Palmer PC; Record, DC; Rice
Ranch, 1c
At the annual meeting of the California
street cable railroad company the officers and
directors were reelected. namely: James Is.
Stetson, president; Antoine Borel vice president;
directors. II. Meyer. ]. c. Coleman, A. II.
Payson, James B. Stetson, Antoine Borel; A.
Borel & Co, treasurer; George A. Hare,
tary; James w Harris, general manager.
The Ideal gold mining company of Nevada
county has levied an assessment of lie per share
delinquent August 30.
The Montana -Tonopah mining company has
made additional payment OF So. 900 on the
mill debt, leaving a balance of only $4,000
unpaid on that account. In addition 10 about
80 bars of bullion produced, at the mill each
month there shipped monthly between 100
and 100 tons OF concentrates which net a good
Last month the earnings of the Montgomery
Shoshone mining company Of Bullfrog district,
secured from the shipments " concentrates and
bullion. well from the operations of the
subsidiary companies yielded the company
$40 9l7, while the expenses for that period
S23 o75. leaving net $40. S41. OF this amount
the company paid Charles NJ. Schwab $15, 600.
In April the company owed Schweb $500 COO.
Last month this sum had been reduced TO
$242. 2s6.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grim.

Nheat-Liyerpool futures were higher Chicago
was l3sc lower better weather. with the july
snorts scrambling. There was no particular
change in the San Francisco market
CASH WHEAT
California club, $2.05@207h; do milling
30 California White Australian, nominal st
S2.1OQ2 I2h; of grades of California vbeat
Sl.90@2; northern club S2.05@2 O716: northern
key red, $2-05@2.07ia per ctl; new California
club and Sonora 50. 0215 @2.o5; new White Ans.
FUTURES
10 q. m. Session
No quotations
2 p. m. Session.
No quotations
Barley-The December option was weaker.
but the cash grain remained steady
CASH BARLEY
common to fair, ST 4o@i 4215 per cti: brewi153g,
sl.4f12 a1.50; chevalier. $1:60@1.70.
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
December -. 1.47% las 1.47% liza
D. m. Session "a
may-No sales: 81 .52h bid; s1;55 asked.
Oats Quotations are taking a wider range,
but the market continues sd firm n,
New reds for feed, $1S21a al SO for good to
choIce, S1.6Jd1S0 for poor to fair; reds for
seed, $1.ST1a@1.e71a per ctl.
Corn--There were receipts of 1,S00 ctls from
the western states yesterday. The. market rules
steady.
California small round yellow. s1.so@1 90;
large yellow, 81 sO6a1 SPY /; western states vel
iow sacked, $1.S2ls G1.S5; white, $1.S5gl 81 y:
In bulk, San Francisco track. yellow SIT0:
ctl for white
Rye-Continues nominal at si.45d 1.5O per ctl.
Foreign Futures
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FIour-California family extras. Sc. 6OdT net
without discount; bakers extras. S6-60GT. super
fine. S5.50615.70; oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. S.. 5O0l65O for family. bakers and patents
and S4-75M5-25 for cut on; Kansas patents
$40; do straights. $50; do clear, 81; Dakota
patents 81. 75dT. 90: do stralghts 81 per Dbl
FarinaceOus GOods-Prices in packages. net
cash. no discount are as follows; Graham -four
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four. S4-25; rye meal 81;
So To- cat meal S.. 40; cat greats, S.. 40 hominy
50. GOA; buckwheat -four 50; whole wheat -four.
"a %; rolled oats bbls sS6S.5O. in sacks s.. 40
as: extra cream do $3.50 IN sacks and So
in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls. S5.7J, in sacks
S4.5OG5.25 pearl barley, $3.50; split peas.
boxes. 1913. for yellow and S6.25 for green per
100 his
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Dried Fruit. RaIsin., Nuts and Honey

Mail advces from New York say:
AN unsettled feeling obtains in the market
for future California prunes While In some
quarters Santa Clara sos to eos are said to be
obtainable on a 212c I. O. b. bag basis for OctO-
Der shipment, and some packers are understood
to be willing to include small percentage Of
40s I'm orders for general ASSIGNMENTS covering
these sizes. it is learned that bids OF 24sc Z. O.
b. bag basis have been turned down by others
As near as can be learned from the many re-
ports in circulation. the general tone OF the
market is easy because the crop promises to be
to the heavy drop just after the fruit had
formed. However, the crop in the Santa Clara
little of anything larger than sos and therefore
most of the packers disposed TO ask a pre-
MUM of at least Il on 40s. Buyers In this sec
tion are sending few orders or even inquiries out
to the coast at present, but Il is reported that
middle west markets have taken quite a number
of cars of northern stock within the last few
days for October shipment on 2lss T. o. b. bag
basis.
Because the foreign markets seem to have AN
the apricots they need and giving no atten-
tion to offerings out of the new crop the coast
market for this variety of fruit is easy. Home
buyers holding of expecting that packers
will offer better terms later"
Fruits, old crop-Evaporated apples 7GSzc:
apricots 9d1015e: fancy moorpark. 1116df2c:
peaches. 4c for standards. 4E64Ee for choice
size basis. "a G2%e. with 1se premium for the
large sizes.
New FIuits.AIpEicots. s@ezs; moOrpark. ia
lac premium for 40s and q gle premium for Sos
to 4Os; figs. 3G4lac; pears, 515 99hc.
RaisinS-London layers-2 crown eoe
crown. 81; seeded, 4lad5Hc: Thompson's seed-
less, 3hc for unbleached; seedless sultauas %
G3c; loose muscatels. &C for crowns Sc FOR &
crowns and 2a4c for crowns
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 13a13Kc: XXI.
131a@13a4c; ne plus ultra. 13c: Drake no
II 15e languedoes. i0G10lsc; hardsheIs. 761ec
walnuts. lie per Id for No. softsheIls IL FOR
No. do: hlberts. 121s d14c; pecans f501f7c
Honey-New comb. 14615c for water vvhIfa
and l0d12e per 10 for amber; extracted. Sc FOR
water white and 7isc for light amber: old. can
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Deciduous and citrus Fruit.

The market for fresh fruit was literally sup
piled with nearly everything the list and
prices for the leading descriptions were irregu-
lar with the tendency downward. Attractive
lots OF most descriptions sold well at good figures
in the early trade before the principal boats and
trains came 10 hand- but prices sagged badly
after the arrival Of fresh supplies and remained
weak throughout the day. Crabapples in small
boxes sold at 65G zoe when choice while offer
ings in lug boxes could hardly be sold at all
being mostly windfals and poorly packed. Bart
lett pears were too green for immediate and
the demand from outside points all that
kept stocks moving. The Gamers took some
large consignments OF windfalls OF the market
at 50@6Oc box, while the trade paid 75c for
small parcels Of such Peaches, plums. prunes
and figs stood about before quoted. the supply
of all four descriptions being either ample or ex-
cessive Melons were In good demand and firm.
In the berry department only choice raspberries
and loganberries received any particular atten-
ton. Malinda strawberries were in burdensome
supply and hard TO move in the regular trade
the top quotation Of $3.50 chest being obtained
only In peddling way. The same was true OF
blackberrtes. Citrus fruits were unchanged.
Strawberries s4@6 per chest;
large varieties, S293.5O per chest.
Raspberries-S4 per chest.
Observation-Disclosures per chest
Loganberries- .50G4 per chest for red and
$2d2.5o for black.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ID.
Currants-4O660c per drawer.
Apples-$1.2 5G1.50 per box for choice and 75e
GS1 for common
Pears-Bartletts. $1.1OG1.25 per box for No.
and 5Geq$l for No 2; other varieties. 75c@S1
oherries-Packed. 5O@75c per drawer; loose.
SAGE per ID.
Peaches-6o9I5c for small boxes and baskets;
lug boxes, 75c6$1.25.
Plums-40@T5e per box or crate; Tragedy
pruues, 60d75c per box crate
Apricots-Crates and small boxes. 6J6S5c: in
bulk. 2612isc per 10.
Figs-75c6S1 per box.
Melons-Nutmeg. s.. 25@2.5o for pony and
S2.J0G275 for standard crates: river. S1.25l
$50 per box Watermelons- .7512. IS per
dozen.
Grapes-S1. 25l1.7 rs per crate
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Valencia oranges
S2.50d325; grapefruit, $2.50@3 for seedless:
lemons. $5@6 for fancy, S3j4 for choice and
81. 50@3 for standard; lines. $5.5096.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c4$f.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81 b0@3.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples. $l.50@2.50 per dozen.
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Egg Market i'm Nearby Counties

SANTA ROSA. July 15.-There no change
today IN the local egg market. The dealers
continued offering the price made Tuesday, with
light receipts. Choice eggs brought use per
dozen and seconds 25c Very warm weather
prevails: feed IS scarce and high. The pro-
ductiOn is hardly normal for this season.
PETALi-AIA. July l5.-The best Offering for
eggs today after the receipt Of quotations
from the San Francisco dairy exchange. Twenty
eight and half cents was the best cash offer
ing, while pc was paid on time receipts. The
general conditions renamed unchanged. The
demand exceeds the supply
SANTA CRUZ. July 15-Egg quotations re-
main at soc. The local supply is hardly equal
To the demand.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, July 15.-Flour-R Receipts, IS. SIS
barrels: exports, 607 barrels. Steady with a
moderate inquiry for new -four.
Wheat-Spot irregular; No. red old. 81 .45.
nominal, in elevator and (. o. b. ahoat; No. .
red. $1.21&, and August f. o. b. ahoat No. 1
northern Duluth, 81 422. nominal f. O. b. aHoat ;
No. hard winter. S1.40%. nominal f. o. b.
.afoat. Shorts ran July wheat up Sc a bushel at
excitement soon subsidized, however. as clearing
weather in the southwest gave promise of larger
receipts and bulls started selling. The after
noon market was quite weak a break In cash
wheat at St Louis and final prices showed lie to
nc net loss. July. $130d1.34 closed at
Sl.30; September. S1.lS@I. 1875 closed at S1.1S:
December. S1-i59s al. 1624, closed at $115% !;
May, closed $I.17L.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks rather higher.
Copper stocks firm.
Spot and future Gotten lower.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
Fair trading On local stock exchanges.
Silver fraction higher.
Hongkong exchange lower
Wheat declines at Chicago.
Barley steady. Oats firm. Corn quiet
hay beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
New York prune market unsettled.
Live, dressed and cured meats unchanged
HOPS heavily sold ahead
Cheese higher. Eggs and butter unchanged.
Potatoes in oversupply. Onions higher.
Fresh fruits plentiful and weak
Poultry market in fair SNAPS
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Beans and seeds

Beans (per etI)-Bave. IS. 409l5. so: pea. So o.
66. so: small white. S6.75G17; large white, S. ID
$3.50; pink. S39320; red. nominal; blackeve
So. 4Oa3.65; lima, S415@4.25; red kidneys. So Is
as 50; cranberry beans, nominal; Garvanzas
So. SOFAS: horse beans, S1.90G220.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4041Ac; yellow mus
tard nominal haxseed 4c carload lots; canary
4G41zc; alfalfa, 1914 61Scs rape. cleaned ca
2iac; timothy, Sc; hemp &C; millet, She per l5
Dried Pess-Green are quoted at S3.25 per eli,