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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-29
APPLEBY is UNDER ARREST.

Grand Forks, N. D., May N.-John
M. Applyby, who was in trouble here
about two years ago, being sentenced
to the state penitentiary for robbery
is now under arrest at St. Paul on a
charge of burglary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-29

Millions Of women throughout the
world use Cuticura Soap and Ointment
for eczemas, rashes, itchings, irritations,
heads, dandru6, dry, thin and falling
hair, sanative, antiseptic cleansing, and
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and nursery.
Cuticurs Remedies are sold Throughout the world.
Potter Drug Chem. Corp. Sole Props. 136 Column
bus Ave., Boston. Mass.
aTHaiied Frs. Cuticu1a Book O. ssin Diseasaa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-29

NOTICE--Wanted at once, assistant
state. manager, an salesman for
each county in the state, steady
employment for the right party the
year round; experience unneces-
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Rubber, tires applied to baby car
riage wheels will make your carriage
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Two Million Bottles.

Two Million Bottles.
of Perry Davis Painkiler sold every year.
Think Of it! And every bottle is lessening
health and happinessi This wonderful house
hold remedy stops the pain of sprains, burns
or bruises. 1t relieves rheumatism or neural
gia. It cures colds, cramps, collie, diarr-
hoea. There ought to be bottle on your
shelves just now. ready for the first sign Of
trouble. The new size bottle is IS cents and
there is also the SO cent size. Be sure your
druggist gives you Perry Davis
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Oregon.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-29

Minneapolis, May 2S.-Close wheat
for May, To- 70; July, 1923; September
1O93s to "; cash 1 hard, 1884 to ~;
1 northern, 1924 to q; northern
1901 to 1871; 3 northern, 1904
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statesmen WANTED -. For vacan-
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write with reference. Positions
permanent. Care Of Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-09
Loans, Exchange and Silver
Stock Market


There was a general decline in the Comstocks
yesterday, though none Of the losses was pro
nounced. Trading quiet The southern Ne
vadas showed no particular change, though Gold
field Consolidated somewhat lower on the
day
The feature of local securities was the con
tinued activity, and advance in Associated oil,
which from Saturdays closing quotation OF
S42 so TO S4S though the stock subsequently fell
back TO S45.12ls closing at s4525 under long
lists of sales. The rise in this stock is due 70
several causes one that the bonds have been
placed in Europe The authorized issue is $13,-
600 000 Another is that the stock has been
earning SO per share for some time. third is
that the directors. according to street report. are
to meet today and declare a dividend, though
this report is received with ineredulity by some
operators being contrary TO the policy of the
Southern Pacific railroad. which owns 81 per cent
of the stock and generally puts its surplus into
betterments instead of declaring dividends
Several of the sugar stocks were active, espe-
cially Hawaiian Commercial. which was higher
al s34 10 and Hutchinson Telephone common
was lower. at S4s.25 and the United Railroads
bonds were also weaker at SI5 There was a
hi1her hid offs for Mon
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New York Prodrce

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Hops dull
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady-
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. steady. Fair refining. 3 soc: cen
trifugal, 96 test. 4 30c: molasses sugar. 3. 55e
Refined sugar. steady.
Butter-Unsettled and lower. Creamery spe.
Gals. 31c; thirds 70 extras. 2b030c. process.
25ia 629c: western factory. 24025c.
Cheese-Firm. State full cream specials. 16&
0lIi3c; best. 16c. do common to good. 141a q
l54.c: skins full 70 special 6d1414e.
EggS-Steady. Western extra drsts. 33GI Soc:
hrsts. 291a G32c. seconds. 2602Sc; refrigcr-
stor- special marks. fancy. 251s dl26c. first. 24R
Csc; seconds. 23G231ac.
Coffee futures opened firm at advance OF
otQ1 points In response 10 higher European
cables. steady primary markets smaller Bra
lillian receipts. covering and a renewal OF local
bull support. Sales were reported OF 40 250 bags.
March. 6.55G S. soc; May, 6-7O0 75c; July and
September. g. Soc.
Spot cofee quiet: Rio No I. s1.GS%e. nom
inal; Santos No. 4. Ss4c: Cordova- 941115c-
DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK. Nov S.-Evaporated Apples
Are barely steady. with November delivery still
offered at sac. On the spot. fancyl nominal:
choice sl5gl015e; prime sls dSs4c; common
Prunes-Are 6rm with good inquiry. both for
home consumption and for export. Quotations
range from pa to &c for California up to
40-50S and &c TO &c for 0regons.
the demand is indifferent and trading quiet.
Choice are quoted at 11@11Ae; extra choice,
112G11%c; fancy, 126121ac.
PeacheS-Are 1rm. with rather small de-
Choice. 81 05Ise; extra choice. So. Gec; fancy.
61a 06%c.
Raisins-Are strong on spot on light stocks
on hand here and small offerings from the coast
ed. ~ %46Ac; seedless. 81 @5c; London layers,
81 -20G1 20
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Butter was unchanged in price. with the market
rather easy than otherwise, while cheese re-
maned 1rm with stocks of local makes light
and with ali descriptions In good demand.
Sales on the exchange were confined TO extra
eggs. of which 90 cases were sold. 15 going at
SOC and at 49c dozen.
Receipts were 46 800 pounds Of butter, 1o,oOO
pounds Of cheese and $50 cases OF eggs
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales, bids and offers on the noor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from i nc to &c higher, owing TO
the various charges to be added.
Butter--Fresh creamery extras, Si15c per 10
steady; do hrsts. 80 1ac. steady, do seconds 2Sc.
steady; California storage extras SOC. firm; ex-
ira storage ladies. 251ac steady; do frsts, 2oc,
steady.
cheese-California fancy fats. lie per h.
steady; do frsts, Ice, firm; do seconds, 14l7c,
drm fancy Young America. 1sc. arm; do
frsts, I6c firm: fancy Oregon Young Americas
1910. firm. do fats. Ice. firm. California fancy
storage fats, 16c, firm; do hrsts 1515c 1rm;
storage Young Americas, IL 3c. firm. New YORK
singles, 19c, firm; do daisies. 1870. hrm-
Eggs tper dozen, cases includedl--Cal
fresh extras, 49c, firm; do hrsts. 45c, firm
do seconds, soc, steady; do thirds. 2Sc. steady;
selected pullets S615c, steady California storage
extras. Bic. steady
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Grain Market
wheat and other Grains

Wneat ana Otner UraiuS
Wheat-F Foreign futures were firm. Chicago
was lever. In the San Francisco market some
grades of northern wheat showed some variai
tions.
California club $l.sQ@ls IS; Sonora: slsS@2;
white Australian. Sl.90@1.92l5 Northern @ wheat
10; ao turkey red, si.s2is biuestem, $iss4 a
1.90.
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
No quotations
Barley-Futures were higher and the cash
grain also advanced. with sales of feed at
$1471a Receipts were heavy, being over 1I,oot
centals.
:, ass fsI5 II sSsvSs
FUTURES
1890 a. M Session
May .... s1ss sapss- sl4sssa hsR. sly 10y Gss Sos:
December .....- AN 1.4s 1.4I& LAS
2 p m. Session
May ....s3pss sGpss sl.ss Hsh s1.ss IG. s'P's s1's:
December As 1.4s 1.4IM 1 .4s
0ats-The market Is literally supplied. weak
ure yesterday and gave the average weight Of
the crop at S2.I pounds per measured bushel
The The crop was estimated month ago at $685. ,ooo,
Reds for feed. s1.e5@175 for good to choice
s snd aoS for poor to e fair reds for seed
inai at 81 .55@ 80; white. $1.52la 1.60; Texas
Corn-The government report. Issued yester
day. places the crop at 2.767, 900, 600 bushels
about 49,, 100000 more than month ago and
compared with 2,e6s. .651 900 official last year.
The proportion of old on the farm. per cent, OF
90, 900 bushels, is surprise to the trade. az
Is the showing of S4.2 of quality against S6.a
a year ago The average yield per acre is given
at 25 A. against 28.2 a year ago. No change in
the acreage. which was given in former report
at 100 600 900 acres
The local market shows no change except in
Egyptian grades, (which are dull and lower.
S16001.s5; large yellow, $1.75; western states
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA

Bid. Ask
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Chicagn Futures
CASH. Grain and Proyisinns

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No . rye. t7312 a 74c.
Feed Or mixing barley. 526fJ3c fair TO choice
mailing, j6@66c. Flaxseed-No. l southwestern,
$164: No / northwestern. $I.T4. Timothy seed.
81 50G3.so Clover. S9.50d14. Mess pork. per
bbl. S23.75n24. Lard per 100 lbs. S12.97is
Short ribs. sides Qoosel. S10.SIia@ 11.121e. Short
clear sides tboxedl. S11011.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four equal
to 604 GOO bushels: primary receipts. 1.S16,00
bushels compared with l. 11d.O00 bushels the cor
responding day year ago; the visible supply of
wheat in the United States decreased / .O72. 900
bushels for the week: the amount of breadstufs
on passage decreased 1.072.000 bushels. Esti-
mated receipts for tomoTrow-Wheat. 81 cars
corn, 265 cars oats 295 cars; hogs. Is. 600 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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8oston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Nov S.-The Boston copper shares
market is showing considerable rregulsrity.
There are prominent features. buying being
confined TO the low priced issues. where changes
have been only fractional. The firm issues have
been Miami. Butte Coalition and Greene Can
anes, all fractionally higher. Utah copper has
been quiet and strong. selling high 5lA
Superior copper also shows some strength. The
list as whole is very much neglected.
Amalgamated copper in New York was higher
on the reports of this stock acquiring other
mines reduced costs of production and the en-
hancement in value of its timber and coal lands.
Butte Coalition is making good and In the last
two weeks has advanced S6 per share. II is
reported from the inside that the dividend
of 81 per share will be increased next March,
Nevada consolidated has recently declared an
annual dividend Of So 000. 000 as much as the
Amalgamated copper pays. and this dividend
will be increased the metal market improves
II comes from American smelling refining
sources that the Guggenheim interests have an
option on a large block Of stock Of the First
national copper company. This option runs
until December and IL Is stated that the com
panys engineers are making an examination of
the property.
Ever since the organization of this company
the Guggenheim interests have held so. 600 shares
and II is said that any further investment
on their part the result Of their option would
result ia change for the better.
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street San Fran
cfe Cal
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables

New arrIvals Of miscellaneous vegetables were
light yesterday, but with the demand likewise
the market was easy and the quotations were
without noteworthy change. There was no par
ticular inquiry for anything. business being OF
light routine character all day Potatoes and
onions were inclined TO easiness and Salinas Bur
banks were slightly lower the outside quota
tion.
Potatoes (per ctl)--River white. GOA soc; Sa-
lines Burbanks. s1.25G l.35;. Oregon BurbankS,
90c6S1; sweet potatoes. T5cGS1. .25-
OnioAs-New yellow. s0d i5c per ctL
Vegetables Tomatoes. +0d65c per box; green
peas 306c. per lb; string and wax beans Ease
per lb lima heans. 5d6c per Id; summer squash.
Goa 15c per dox; garlic. 4ll3c per ID; cabbage.
SOC per ctl; cucumbers % 1s5c per box; cauli-
flower. Soc per dozen; turnips. I5c per sack;
carrots, 75c per sack; eggplant. 50G65c per box;
green peppers. 5OG165c per box.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-09

SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks weak on the day.
Leading copper stocks stronger.
Spot aud future cotton lower.
Comstock shares declined.
Associated oil advances sharply.
Silver and Hongkong exchange higher.
Some changes in cash wheat.
Barley market somewhat higher.
Oats In large supply and quiet.
Arrivals of beans very heavy.
Hay market shows no change.
Raisins firm, with large purchases.
Eggs lower. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Potatoes and onions easier.
Good market for citrus fruits.
Three cars of western poultry marketed.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

straight carload Of navel oranges came in
from Naranjo in Tulare county yesterday. The
fruit was we'll colored and was held at the nat
rate of So box. New crop tangerineS we're
offering al $1.2501.5O box or crate and small
lots OF new grapefruit were lying around await
ing buyers. The whole citrus market was In
good shape. with late Valencia oranges held more
firmly than anything else Prices for deciduous
fruits showed hardly any change from Saturday ;
quotations. Dry lots of table grapes sold we'll.
but prices were weak on large supplies For lag
boxes of tokay, black and cornichon. I5c was a
asked for muscat. Apples and pears moved Of
freely and what strawberries and raspberries
came in met with ready sale ounces sold at
wide range. there being large lines OF on
stock on the market for which sellers were will
ing TO accept any fair offer. Persimmons, pome-
granates and figs were neglected.
Strawberries-SsG10 per chest for Longvorths
and s3a5 for the larger varieties
Raspberries-$9610 per chest.
Cranberries-S9 .50d 10. 80 per barrel.
Huckleberries-61Sc per 10.
Apples-S14150 per box for fancy. 7599oc
for choice and 406765c for common.
Pears-Winter Nellis 81 .25d1 so per box
other varieties. 50cdS1 per box.
0uinces-30dS S5c per box.
Figs-I5cds1 per box.
Pomegrana ates-5O6765c for small and SIG k25
for large boxes.
Persinmons-sf@1.2 per box.
boxes 5oc@S1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--valencia oranges.
s230M3-50; new navels. $2.5003; grapefruit.
s250a3.50 for seedless; lemons, S4g450 for
Standard: lines. S5.50G6.
Tropical .Fruits-Bananas. I5e9S1-I5 per
bunce for Hawaiian and $2-0043.50 for Central
American; pineapples. S203 per dozen
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F,our and Farinaceou. Good.

California family extras. S6@6.40 net
without discount; bakers extras. $6G6-40; su-
perfine 81 $40; Oregon and Washington, per
Dbl. S5.30@5.50 for family, bakers and patents
and $4.50 for cut OF; Kansas patents, IS. ESQ
$50; do straights $6.05G630; Dakota patents.
ST. so; do straights, 80 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goois-Prices IN 100 ID sacks. net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham aour.
rice fiour, 81; corn meal 81 80; extra cream do.
So, 90 oat meal, 81; oat greats, 81; fartna, 81;
hominy, $3.50; buckwheat -four. "a SO; whole
wheat -four. $40: rolled oats. bbl S650d7. in
sacks sage. so; extra cream do, 81 In sacks and
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $3.50. in
boxes. So foi yellow and $3.50 for green per 100
pounds.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. S--Hutton's wire says:
There was heavy liquidation OF long cotton
and prices were on about 100 points from the
high OF last week The census report was the
principal feature OF the news. which showed
larger amount ginned than had been ex-
pected. causing a good deal OF selling Nearly
every decline seemed to uncover lot OF stop
orders. As far as could be seen the old bull
party giving no support to the market
but was letting prices drift Just as far as
they could Reports that spot cotton in the
south was showing signs Of weakness had
very unsettling effect on the market. as the
report was accompanied by statements that
there was lot OF long cotton held by south
ern speculators who had not hedged in the
future market.
The government census report OF 7.012. 600
bales ginned 10 November l. against 8. 1872 600
bales last year. was made known this morning
at the opening and while bullish and about
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Hnx and Feedstufr.

Hay continues dull, though sales made al
previous prices. A large line OF bran came in
from the north yesterday. Rolled barley Is
higher.
Bran-s29d3o per ton for white and S2s.50G
20 for red.
Middlings-s3s 5od37.50 per ton.
Shorts-$31. 50G33 per ton
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley. $31@32; rolled
oats for feed So. sea "a. so; mixed feed, $2SM3s
for average lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots
$39 so, in 10 ton lots $40. in ton lots $40 so
small lots $i1; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
SIS in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots: job
6fng, s26; corn meal, S37Q3s. cracked corn, $3S
@39c: alfalfa meal and mealfalfa. jobbing lots
S14 carload lots $23 per ton; red star alfalfa
meal SD for carload and S23 for jobblng.
Hay-Fancy wheat is quotable at s20G21 and
fancy cat at $3.50 rhe bulk OF the hay sells
ali; tame oat. s14G16 volunteer wild oat. S1l
615 barley and oat s13915; alfalfa, S58 IL
stock hay. $7910 per ton-
Straw-50670c per bale
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Reap. and Seed.

The bean market opened the week with very
heavy receipts of 2s.551 sacks Dealers reported
the market firm and unchanged. Sales for ship
ment have recently been large.
Beans (per ctl)-New bayos. S4.5045; pea.
nominal; small white. s4.50@4.15; large white.
$3@3.50 pink, SO. 56350; red. S6 5007;
blackeye. s4.10@4.25, lima. 81 -15G4-25; red KID
neys, $4.40@4-50: cranberry beans. as a 50;
Garvanzas. 50. 50@3; horse beans. $1.5092 25.
Seeds-Brown mustard. AGING; yellow mus
tard, 515c; faxseed, 4q4hc. carload lots
2@215c. timothy. &c; hemp. 3h@3%c; millet.
2% @3c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. higher at 81 per ctl.
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Spectacular Rise in Associated
Oil Under Active Transactions

treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. SS76. .791 500; silver
dollars. $4S7 126 600; silver dollars of 1890, 81,
600; silver certificates outstanding, S4S1,-
126 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
era fund. 81 $50, $40; current liabilities, SILL.
471.550; working balance In treasury offices.
S29. .5Sl ,034: in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States $40. .S59. 1853; subsidiary silver
coin, S11,345,375; minor coin. 81 422, 1856; total
balance in general fund, $SS. 755, ,939.
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Los Angeles Market.

Los ANGELES Nov s-Eastern fresh exrs
reached 35c dozen on the produce exchange to-
day. Small white beans advanced to S.. 40ff5. so
GENITAL. Butter and cheese prices are hrm.
Eggs-Extra select. SOC: local ranch. eandled
hrsts, 46e; count. 42c.- eastern fresh, 35c:
storage packed extras. 3O632c.
Butter-Creamery extra. roc: creamery first
So nc; eastern creamery extras. 671Sc. cooking
butter, 26c
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1s15c; eastern singles.
19c; eastern twins. 19c; eastern cheddars 19ihc.
eastern longhorn. 19G1913c; eastern daisy 19c:
swiss imported. SIC; swiss. domestic. 23c; brick
cream, 20c: linburger. 20G21c: imported Edam.
ssG9. case Of IL: Oregon twins. 1S15e; Oregon
daisy. 1914 q 19c
Beans-No. 1 pink S425@4s5: No. 1 nmas
S4- 4064. so: Lady Washington. 81 2514. .35: small
whites. $5.40G5.50 blackeyes. $3.50; garvanzas
81. 50 lentils. 81.
/ Potatoes-Salinas. s1.e5G1.75: Highlands.
S1.10G1.25: local Burbanks. S5cdS1: sweets
yellow, s1-25@1-S5; Oregon. 81 .4O61. 50.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry (per dozen;--Hens. s5@5.50 for small,
s6@6.50 for large and sT@9 for extra; young
roosters, $6.5o@I: do extra large s1.50ge;
s4G450 for large and $394 for small; ducks.
S5@s; pigeons, 81 25; squads. s3G3.50 geese. 81
@2.50 per pair; gosllngs. - per pair; live tur-
old; dressed turkeys. 25@2Ic per ID.
Game tper dozen n)-Afallard ducks. SSG 10; can
vasbacks. ssG10; sprig. SAT-: teal, s395; wid-
geon s.. 2.5O@4; spoonblls, $263; blaekjacks.
S2m2.5 so; gray geese $3.5OG4.50 white geese.
81. 50q2. 80; brant, s2@3; hare. Sl.50@2 rabbits,
81 25612 So
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General NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5h@5zc; San Quentin
bags SIC; wool bags. SIC for 31ac ID and Csc
for ID; fleece twine. Sc per h.
CoalEBeaver HILL ST. Pennsylvania anthracite
egg S16 per ton; Wellington. 50; New yelling
ton. SO; Coos bay. 81; Australian house Rich
mond. etc.. So; Pelaw Main. $3.50; Stanford
Richmond IS; Cumberland. SIS In bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke.
SIC per ton in bulk and SIT In sacks Rocky
mountain coal, $S65 per short ton.
0ils-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 72c
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Gov. S.-Flour- Receipts. 45193
barrels exports. 1882 barrels; market quiet and
nominally lower. Winter extras. $4,000 4 SO:
winter low grades, 81 20d 20; Kansas straights,
S4. .S0@5
Wheat Receipts 1S1 500 bushels: exports
2s1.o52 bushels: spot easy. No. red. 81 .2514
domestic nominal elevator; No. red S121 nom
inal to arrive f. o. b. afoat: No. hard winter,
81. Is nominal f. o. b. afoat After steady
opening on the cable news wheat sagged of dur
ing the session in the absence OF demand and
with a sharp late break in corn The market
was also affected by big receipts and better
Argentine crop news. and closed easy ar 1ac net
loss. December closed at S1.1014. May closed at
S1.oo
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Honey

| Reports from Fresno say that packers are pay
ing growers 2lac for rasins and 2a4c for layers,
and were asking 5l4c for fancy seeded in 10.
cartons. The movement is active and the feeling
is firm.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. s@sc: apricots.
100 12c; moorpark, 13414c; peaches. 50 TIC;
prunes. 215 5625sc. with q premium for 4Os and
no 30s at any price; pitted plums. nominal; figs.
5l2 G41zc; pears: 615 Gl2c; nectarines. 596c-
New Raisfns-Layers, elusters-6 crown S2-5O
crown, $1.I5; crown, S1-25; ordinary LAYERS.
crown. 90c; crown. s5c; seeded. 4i4 G5c;
seedless sultanas. 21z G41ac; Thompson's seed
less. Sc for unbleached and 7@T 42c for bleached:
loose muscatel crown. SIC; crown, SAC; 2
crown, 2&sc: seedless. pa G21zc.
Nuts = Almonds. nonpareils, 14ia 415c; 1XL.
14@1415c; ne plus ultra. 13@1312c; Drake, 101z
q lie; langpedocs, 10d 1015c; hardshells. 61zQ
&c; new walnuts liz a 121ac per lb for No
softshels. Il3c for No. do; flberts, 1212 414c ;
pecans 15GlTc; California ehestnuts, 10012l3c
per h.
Honey-comb. 14015c for water white and
1o@12c per ID for amber; extracted. I1sc for
water white and 615@7c for light amber; old.
csndied and dark amber, 4G412c per lb-
Beeswax-2T1a u @30c per ID for light and 239
26c for dark.