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RniIdinc Confracta

r Broderick and ]. ]. Barrett with David
Kelly--To erect a one story frame building on
outside land block 1887. bounded by Forty
seventh avenue. Sloat bouleTard and the great
highway; S1.425
Therese Wall with L. p. G. Koenig-An work
except plumbing gas and electric fixtures. for
a three story frame building at SW corner OF
Eighteenth street and Linda avenue, 25 by
100: SS. 300.
Miss Tessie Wall with j. j. Houston-Plunh-
ing for q three story frame building at SW
corner of Eighteenth street and Linda avenue
% by 100: $10S0
la Socete Franchise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle
with Duncanson & Harreson-Reinforced cou-
crete tunnel for vacuum steam heating system for
French hospital. on block bounded by Fifth
and Sixth avenues. Point Lobos avenue and
street: $T.S76-
F. Conlan-AH work except plumbing. gas Mt
ting rat proofng. mantels. gas fixtures and
shades for three story frame building In )
line of Eighteenth street, 105 OF Noe, 25 by
I14 81 420.
A. Cadier with Swanson Berger-To erect
a two story and basement frame dwelling in
S line of ] street, So Of Eleventh avenue.
% by 1nn: So. .220.
Alex Wolfen with c. d. Rsnkin-AH work
exrent plumbing for two story and basement
brick building in line Of Front street. S2:i0
y OF Clay. 27:S hy + 100; ST.S+1.
Crane company with Taylor 6 Goericke-Dumb
waiter shaft, ] penthouse and dumb waiter ma
ehinery for six story and basement class B
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NEWSPAPER WOMAN IS
BUSINESSMAN'S BRIDE
Miss AIexandrina Paula Be
comes Mrs. William Perry
IpeciaI DiseaIch o The CaILl

lSpecIdl Dseatch to The Call
PETALUMA. Sept. 1T.-At an elabo-
rate church wedding today in ST.
Vincent's Catholic church, Rev E. J..
Doran officiating. Miss Alexandria c.
Paula, only daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John A Paula. became the bride OF
William Perry. a yong businessman OF
this city Miss Paula is a young news
paper woman and received a liberal
education in St vtncent'S academy.
Perry is a prominent businessman. Both
young people belong to old and promi-
nent families After a wedding tour
OF the southern part OF the state. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry will reside in Peta-
luna.
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BULLET IN LEG SINCE
CIVIL WAR is REMOVED
Mimic Ball Caused No Inconve-
nience Until Recently

COLORADO SPRINGS. Sept. IL
Major Robert Waugh, First Virginia
infantry. Union army. has submitted
to an operation for the removal of a
mimic ball in the left leg. received
in the battle of Newmarket, Va, Nav
Is, 1864. The bullet caused no incon-
venience until recently. He will re-
cover.
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cases, S.55c; do in . ID cartons in cases. 9.05c;
monarch bar, $500; tablets, in half barrels,
e.usc; do In boxes. G. SOC; cubes and .A crushed,
5-6oc; monarch powdered. 5.65; xxx pow
aered 56oe; candy granulated, 5.65c; confec-
TONERS A, 5.55c; confectionery crystals, 5.65c;
extra fine granuiated. 5.35c magonlia A. 5.i5c;
extra c, 5.05c; golden c, z.95c D, 4.s5c. Bar
rels and 90 ID bags l0c. half barrels 25e, boxes
SOC more per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs
net Bar in 35 and 30 lb tins $l.70 more, In s
and 10 ID tins S2-35 more per 100 lbs than price
for this trade in 100 bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis, 5.55c;
'Higrade'' bar. 5.90c; powdered. 5.65c; A
crushed, 5.S0c; berry, 5.55c; c. & II. extrR fine
granulated, 5.55e; coarse dry granulated, 5.55c
confectoners A, 5.55e; eonfectioners crystal,
5.65c; cubes. 5.s0c; bricks. 5s0c; extra fine dry
granulated 100 ID bags only. 5.35c: excelsior
4, 5.l5c; extra G, 5:Ioc; golden c, 4.s5c; yellow
u, 4s5c; cut loaf, in barrels only, 755c; II, &
E. crystal dominos. lb cartons, In cases, s. 55c;
90 lb cartons. in cases 9.o5c. Additional per
100 lbs; In barrels and so Id bags, Ioc more
half barrels, 25c more; boxes, SOC moge for ali
grades Bar in 35 and 80 10 tins. 81 20 more:
IN 10 10 tins, S2.35 more. Minimum order, car.
load weight.
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under quotations; heavy sslted steers ioizr-
light medium, sikc; light. &c; eowhides. &c:
stays, te; sslted kip. 1Ot5c; sslted veal, I6c
sslted calf, l6ci dry hides. 1sc; dry salt hides,
l5ci dry kip, l7e; dry calf. 23c: sbeepskins'
shesrlinss. 25G4Oc each; short wool, 4067Oc;
meeiam. e. so99oe; long wool, G$l.25; lambs,
xl-5oq2 for medium, 75e@sl for small and 256
Doc ior colts; horsehides. dry. $362.25 for large
and Sl-2592 for medium, 50cQSi for small and
&0Q50c for colts; gOatskins, prime sngoras, 75c
Nsl; large ha.r goats, 30@40c; medium, 2OG
3Oc; small. 50i5c
Isilow-No- rendered. 51z06azc; No. ?, 4
a.. grease, "a PIKE
ool-Sprtng clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
q lie; do months 7alIc; northern. Sopoua
ana MendocinO 1S0 20c: Humboldt zoe asked:
Nevada. I3G1I6c per ID
lal clp-M0untGin free. em11c: northern and
valley, s4lOc; San Joaquin fan and lambs IA
loe; 60 defective and heavy safe per ID.
Hops-Celifornia. 1903 crop nominal; OREGON.
nominali crop Of 1910 I2ls d161kc per ID.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Especial Dispatch 10 Tke Call

= los ANGELES Sept. IT.-Eges were weak
today on the produce exchange. Receipts were
light. The potato market was steady. Butter
and cheese were unchanged.
Receipts of produce: Eggs so cases: butter
81 500 pounds cheese. 1.4s0 pounds; potatoes
l.e6l sacks; onions. 4e7 sacks; sweet potatoes
"a sacks.
Eggs-Ranch candled. 41c; case count SIC
eastern fresh. 35c; storage extras. 30032c:
storage seconds CSC
Butter-Californis creamery extras, 321bc; dc
hrsts, 3lc cooking 25c; ladle 25c
Cheese-Northern fresh 1Tdl7Ise; large an
chor, lSe: Oregon daisy. 1sls n l9c: eastern sin
giles, ls0lSlac: do twins. 1sc; eastern daisies
lS12gl9c; eastern longhorns 19072ec; eastern
cheddarS. 20c imported swiss zoe: domestic
swiss. 24e; cream brick. l9e: lmburger. 1ee.
Beans-No- ] pink. 20; No. ! limas S4 IS
white, $50: No. 1 biaokeyes, se: No / gar
vanzas. S4-5o: No. I California lentils s70s
Potatoes fper ctll-Highland. 81 asa 30: local
Burbanks. Sl35: yellow sMeets. 81 InMo
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Flour and Farfnaceous Good.

D Flour--Callfornia family extras. S5.Soae %
net without discount; bakers extras 500
$40; superhne, s. .6O@4 80; Oregon and WASH
ington, per bbl. S545.25 for family, bakers and
patents and S4-25@4.50 for cutoa; Kansas pst-
ents. 500; do straights. $3.50; Dakota pa tents.
$40; DO straights, 81 -20 90 clear Sc 60 Der hi
FHrinsceous Goods-Buekwheat nour 81: bnct
wheat -four, self-rsising, S4 so: buckwheat grosts
Sei corn meal, yellow 50. white So extra cream
yellow, 1928, extra cream white SO %. corn
-four, s.; cracked wheat $3.50; entire wheat
aour, $500; farms. $500; graham -four. So:
homlny, large 50, small So. granulzted So; oat-
nee tour, SO; rolled oats, 81 %; rolled wheat
$3.50; rye -four, SS.25; rye meal, Ss.Io; split
oats, $50 lbs $50, 90 ID sacks, 81; rolled dskes
lsO 10 bbls 1913, go ID sacks IS 25; rolled
wheat. 40 lbs $40. IS lb sacks 81 D.
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Hay and Feedrtu6s

Scott. Magner & Miller say Of bar.
Arrivals Of hay during the week have been
900 tons, or an average Of over l. 600 tons Der
0aF- This amount has been considerable more
nan enough 70 supply the demand. and the mar
ket nas continued along In about the same over
stocked condition that we have seen In IN for
the last three weeks.
Trade conditions generally have continued
SOW ana while The movement Of hay has been
active on account Of the immense arrivals tho
majority Of il has been placed at unsatisfactory
ns9res and under conditions that have been
untsvorsble % the selling interests both IN the
country and in the city markets
n some sections the hay fields are becoming
a few weeks all Of the hay that is now in the
fields viii have been taken care Of The It+is
rain that We have just had viii tend toward
this end for the reason that those who have
nay u the fields viii endeaEor 70 market same
as quickly as possible from now on
Some round lots IN the fields have been sold
curing The last week for immediate shipment
ms ms has been about the only class Of purchasing
that has been done Of late. That IN store has
attracted very little attention from the hureI,s
as yet. and until the fields are cleared 10 II is
10y I-oI lhouent mat the stored hay will change
Shipping demand has been fairly sctiTe OF
lste, and quite a little hay has been moved
count. and this outlet has been great relief 10
the situation here.
Alfalfa hay continues 10 arrive in ousntittes
ana Is being taken care Of steadily at current
quotations. The feeling on alfalfa is decidedly
The demand for straw continues very u,b.
and the market is unchanged
brsn-S26@24 per ton for white and x24 for
Middlines-S33G34 per ton.
Shorts-S29 @3O per ton
Feedstuns-- Rolled barley. S22d23; rolled oats
for feed, $50; mixed feed. S25a2e for aver
age lots; LDseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40 10
tons szO-So, tons $4l, smaller lots s415o; CO.
coanut cake or meal at mills SIS 90 IN % and
10 and SIC in ton lots; 5obblng soc so. corn
meat, SS9957. cracked corn. S3e037; alfalfa
meal, carload lots SIG, jobbing sI7; red star al
fslfs meal, sic in car lots and Sl7 iobhine: Mo
oesto alfalfa meal, $3.50 in car lots and sl7
gooolng; stockton meslfafa. $IB in car lots and
ton. ~ PC
Hay-Whest. s70l2.50; wheat and oat. ssa
IL tame cat, STQlI-50; volunteer wild ogt
per ton
straw-s5@ @6oc per bale.
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Black Bear

The Black Bear mine. in the Rough
and Ready district will soon resume
operations j. H. English, who was
Superintendent of the property, has re-
turned from Sacramento and announces
that a meeting OF the stock holders in
the property viii be held Monday, when
arrangements will be made TO reopen
the mine.
At the time the mine was closed down
the developments looked good, but liti-
cation between stock holders ensued
and for that reason the property was
closed. The troubles between the
stock holders have been amicably set
tied and Mr.. English has been in
structed to make preparations for re-
opening the mine.
The mine is operated through a tun-
mel 700 feet long, at the end of which is
a shaft 800 feet deep New and larger
pumps will be installed and sinking will
be resumed when operations commence.
The majority of the stock of the com
pany is held in California, much of it
here in Nevada county The outside
stock holders nearly all reside in Kan
sas and they are men of means-C1rass
Valley T1nion
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Lincoln Consolidated

Work is going on rapidly at the Lin
coin Consolidated at Sutter creek.
that time the machinery, derrick and
collar of shaft have been repaired and
put in good condition. and the shaft
during the past 80 days put down 126
feet, at which point water was en-
countered. New 16x16 inch timbers
have been put in the shaft down 10 this
point, and the shaft Strengthened A
hanging wall came in, and smaller tim
bers viii now be used. The company
started its new electric pump last
week. 1T is d turbine, and will throw
$50 gallons per minute. There is still
caved ground to so through. but from
the $50 level down the shaft is thought
to be in good condition About 5 men
are employed, and more will be put on
as soon as the 500 level is opened
Amador Ledger
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Rennn ard SEED.

Bean handlers continue inactive pending the
advent Of the new crop in sufficient quantity to
make a market.
Beans per ct)-New Aayos. So: old small
white, IS 40; large white. So 1904; pink
S646-25; red, S6dC-1o: new blackeyeS. So asked :
lima, S4.45@4-50; red kidneys. nominal: cra n
berry beans. S4.4OGl4. so; garvanzas 50 50673 ..
horse beans, new, Sl.S5@215.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4lze; yellow mustard
- nsxseed, 5a515e; canary, 3A 93ze; al
tahs, l9Gl5c' rape, iq2ze; timothy, ne;
Dried Peas-Green. $2.5o@265 per ctl.
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New York Meta

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE metal rnarlrets
changes. VI "a
Tin. S5035. .22kc: lake copper, 12 5oco1a .. 7ac.
l2-37Isc az q
Lead. 4.3Tk a. 4255c
Spelter. 5.5005. Soc
Iron. UNCHANGED
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EASTERN CAPITALIST BUYS
FAMOUS TIGHTNER MINE
Many Investors Are Turning Their Attention the requirement Of
Promising Mining Properties in California


So and s
gnh old
% less ~ y n aifnap NJ it evil
he az Q caste capital t he ming d e h o ~ m y me
"a e nua Q e g p u min NV m
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NAVAL Stores-TurpenfIne and Ro.,n

SAVANNAH. Sept I7.-Splrits of turpentine
shipments. 92l; stocks 1880. ''''
Rosin firm. Sales. 1873; receipts. 2. .273;
shipments. 1881; stocks, 66. .622. Quote: B.
9, $6.4255; II, $3.50; T. $3.50: X. S6. .tl0G
6.05; N. s6.G5@e.70; n, 81; WG. 81: WV. 81.
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Gray Butte

The Gray Butte company. owning the
Gray Butte mine west Of Benton. Inyo
to the panic this property was consid-
cred one of the best in the county, and
disclosed the existence Of extensive
bodies of good grade ore. 1t is planned
to Immediately commence the extension
of the adit 70 considerable depth in
order to open the veins developed
above 1t is reported that the manage
ment is considering the installation of
considerable machinery, but will DELAY
action until developments in the adit
warrant this step.
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Brandy City. Mines

November l will witness the compile
tion OF the extensive construction. de-
velopment and Improvement of the
Brandy City mines. which work has
the last three years under the direction
of George F. Taylor. the well known
mining engineer and official surveyor Of
Sierra county. The enterprise has had
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Bunker Hill

The work of grading for the addf-
tional 30 stamps to the mill was started
Monday morning. A force of 20 men
was put to work on this job and it is
the intention to press it through to
completion with all possible speed. 1t
is thought that by the beginning of
next year the 10 stamps viii be drop
ping. The cleanup for August
was practically the same as the preeed-
ing month-$24, 900. The 1850 level
continues to open up in fine shape
Amador Ledger.
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PnnIfrr nnd Gnm.

car Of western poultry, the fifth received
for the week. came in late on Friday. The re
ceiyerS announced yesterday that it would be
marketed tomorrow, when two more cars fall
due. The market for local stock closed easy
with quite a surplus unsoid.
Poultry lper ozeD)-Hens. S565.S0 for small
S6G1 for large and $SG9 for extra; young
ROSTERS. scar; do extra. ST0S: old ROSTERS
S5@5-5o; fryers, s4-5o95; broilers. s.. 5Oa4 for
large, S8@s-5o for medium and S2.T5@5 for
81 small ducks, ssg9; pigeons. 81 l-75@2; SQUADS
Game (per dozen Nominal.
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Johnnie Mine

: j, K. Turner, consulting engineer for
A. D. Myers. returned yesterday from
the Johnnie mine at Johnnie. where he
spent several days outlining plans for
extensive improvements and a new
working shaft that are proposed He
reports that a splendid body OF ore is
being developed on the roo foot level,
which shows free gold in liberal guam
titles. 1t has now been opened about
so feet in length and TO an equal extent
by a raise. Both headings still con-
tinue in the same class of material
This ore is being sent through the mill
with the lower grade rock and will as
sist in keeping Up the general average.
The crosscut on the 500 foot level has
Just entered the vein and the first
roufd OF holes in each direction on the
vein shows that it is wider and carries
better values than where 1t was. entered
on the 700.-Goldheld Tribune.
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Spot closed quiet. Middling nplands. ~ %,
iddling gulf. 4l5e. Sales, D. .2S7 bales.
st. Louis Wool .r,-,r.,

ST LOUIS. Sept. 17.--W0oi-Quiet. tnedt,,rn
grades. combing and clothing. 23do4e: Uobt
/ nne, l9@2le; heavy hne, I5GITc: tub washed
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the inquest in the cOroner's office yesterday on
the body of Low Sing Jow, who was murdered
In nickelodeon at l055 Grant avenue Septen-
ber Z, brought ia verdict that Chew Chow
aud Lem Tong. now under arrest. be rem andcd
% the CRIMINAL court for trial
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CALIFORNIA
Tightner Mine

The Tightner mine at Angels Camp,
Calaveras county, has been bought by
Norman B.. Harris of Montclair, N. ].
The dividends paid in 10 years have
100000 tons OF ore in sight, all OF
which will net a handsome profit. Fifty
thousand dollars will be Immediately
spent in sinking a new three conapart-
Chalmers, who has successfully oper-
ated the mine for the past 10 years,
will have charge of the new work. Very
favorable reports have been made on
the property by f. S. Lowell, Francis
Drake, j. r. Farrell. w. G. Deverent
r. c. Shaw and A. Nj. Yonge. 1t is
one of the best equipped mines in the
state It. has a new so stamp mill and
electric equipment throughout and new
chlorination plant, with aerial tram
way from the mill
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cyanide plant on the old Hartley
property, and it is likely that other
companies will emulate their example.
This district was prominent in pioneer
days, but has been quiet during the
last 25 years--Exchang
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Pittsburgh Mine

1t has been decided TO sink the 1850
foot shaft at the Pittsburgh mine, Ne
yada City district, to the 1860 point. A
splendid body of ore is being developed
in the bottom of the shaft, and the
company expects to again place the
Pittsburgh among the important pro-
ducers in the north. This mill will be
idle while this work is under way.-Ex-
change.
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New YorL produce

NEW YORK, Sept IT-Hops-Dull: state.
common TO choice. 1909. i902le: 1908 nominal /:
Pacific coast. 1909, l0di4c; 1905, nominal
80 hides-Firm; Central America 2ic Bogota.
Petroleum Steady; refined New York, barrels,
$50; do bulk, -; PhiIadelphIa. barrels, $3.50;
sngar-Raw. dull; muscovado. 50 test s.ssc.
centrifugal, 96 test. 4.36c; molasses sugar, 50
test, Solc Refined sugar, quiet; cutloaf, 595c;
ergsneo, o.S9c; mold A, 5.Joc; cubes, 5.40c;
AAAA powdered. 5-3oc; powdered, 5.25c; gran
ulated, 5.l5e; diamond A. 5.i5c; eonfectioners'
A. 1859; No l, 4.90c; No. .. 4.s5e; No. 8,
4.S0c; No. 4, 4.75c; No. 5, 4.T0e; No. 6. 465c;
No. Z. 4.60e; No. s, 4.55e; No. o. 4.5oc; No 10,
4.soe; No IL, 9. 4oc; No. IL, 1856; No. IS,
Cofee-Futures closed steady Last prices
showed slight reactions, being SOIL points net
uary. February and March, s.e5c: April. S.67c;
May, s6se; June, S.7ic; July s.T4c; August
s.1oe- Spot coffee, steady; No. Rio 10kc;
Santos No. 4 llAc. Mid coffee. quiet; Cor
Butter and eheese-Steady; unchanged.
EggS-Fir1n; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted Apples Were slightly easier.
Fancy, lOAc cheice. s1a acc; prime, S@SAe;
common 10 fair. 6d71kc
Prunes-In better demand on spot Quotations,
SIC 70 loc for California fruit and from &c to
shc for oregons.
Apricots-Scsrce, prices firm. Choice. IoA a
15Ne' extra choice, 11A@12Ac; fancy, 12G
Peaches-ouiet. Choice. 7a7bc; extra choice,
11z@T sc; fancy, SGs15c.
RaisiBs-Unchanged ged. Loose muscatels, Az q
&C; choice to fancy seedleSs, 66I7hc seedless,
5@6e; London layers, S1.25d 1.30.
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Strike Near Mountain House

Messrs Davies and Fippin, who have
been working during the summer
months on their claim near the Noun
tain house, made rich strike Thurs
day. The ore taken out shows plenty
of free gold and it is estimated that
more than $1,000 OF the precious metal
was taken out on Thursday In one
piece there was $500 worth of gold
The owners of the claim are engaged
in running a tunnel and the strike was
made near the surface. Messrs. Davies
and Fippin made a rich strike on the
same claim some time ago. There is
every indica son for a continuance of
the high grade ore.-Grass Valley
TTDioo
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Stss Other varieties found more favor with buyers
-, sn On the preceding day. Small packages
r-a1S-.t tnegleciee Figs OF good quality found
most most of the other orchard fruits Berries and
NSes rru.fs we're merely in fair request
straw beTTies-S4d5 per chest.
1Sasp oerries-S5QT per chest.
Hackleherrles-sCdSc Sc Der N.
SIaloerrles-Coos bay, $3M4 per box.
apples tper bON)-Fancy red sImI.5O: other
lapey. see0$l.25; common to choice, 40@75c.
Fears-- -Bartietts Sl7502 per box: other va
ouinces-55c@Si per box
90 esssehes.Smsh sssi boxes. 25@5Oc; large boxes,
Figs lper drawerl-Black 5o065e for ordi-
1s5 "a sno 4Sc@Si.io for large river boxes; white.
Melons--Nutmeg melons. $4,000 per box; can
tssseupes, SlfSQ2 per crate; wstermelons, S1.25
Grspes-crates. 5oG75c for Isabella and 5o9
Ss.. 9SS TOT olneF varieties: small boxes, 55@ SOC;
$sai5 per ton
Citrus Fruits lper boxl-vsIencia oranges.
Ss.t5@s for fancy, S3d350 for choice aad $50
less and SI0l.50 FOR common; lemons. S5@5 50
for fancy. Ss-5Odz-50 for choice and s.. .50d3
for standard; Mexican lines Sc 50d7
Tropical Fruits-Banaaas. T5c@S1,T5 per
guLcn Tor hawalan and Mexican. SOS Tor
dozen.
Dried Fruits. RaIsins, Nuts and Honey
nc market for both raisins and dried fruits
except possibly peaches. which are quoted weak
IN some quarters and steady in Others.
trults-Evs sporsted Apples, T@7%ci fancy, s@
eAc- ap1cots. Al a lSc; fancy Moorparks, 1914
Qi4e; peaches, 50 @sskc;N, fancy 7@T1kc;
pIunes. new crop, 81 q5&c net TO growers in
The country, with Ne premium for S0s and &C
premium for sOs; ngs, AZ d4lsc for black and
\ S@ e1se for white; pears. 81 @t3c.
u hSlsins-New crop layers, clusters-6 crown,
S&50; crown. s.; 4 crown, 81 90; 3 crown.
Sl25s crown. s1.15; seeded, 81 dsc for choice
aeo ~ Qot2c Tor taneyi Ihompson's seedless.
mnscatel, crown. 81 G; 3 crown, &c: , crown,
SIC; seedjess. S& 9sSse; new raSins, 394c in
swesrbOx az Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareiis. 1910; XXI, i51zc;
ne plus ultra. l41zc; peerless 1910; brakes
lSe; lsnguedOcs, 12c; hardshen. SIC; shelled al
monos. 2Sq S2c; walnuts, l3c per ID for No. l
softshells SC for No. . do; pecsns l4L6
l5es peanuts. AZ @5c; pine nuts. 1s@20c per ID
Honey-Water white comb, l69l7c; white do
l2@l2aze; amber do, i0@l1c; extracted sl5 "a
g Tor white, Ease for light amber and 5AG
6-sc per ID for amber.
BeeswaT-2T8s asOc per Ii for light and 2s@
26c FOR dark
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its properties on greatly enlarged
scale. Notwithstanding it has already
a 1000 ton smelter for 10 to Is years.
-GoldfeId News
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High Grade Copper

Word comes from Spenceville that
Otto Woehler has at last struck a ledge
of high grade copper ore. 1t has been
known for some time past that he was
approaching the ledge from the char
aSter of the ground that was being
worked, and the striking of the ledge
now proves the contention of Woehler
that large ledge exists in the copper
belt.
The ledge is 10 feet wide in places
and shows a wealth of high grade cop
per ore, which is similar in character
to that taken out in the famous Shasta
county copper belt. A bunch of excel
lent looking samples are now being
extracted.
1t is the intention of Woehler to
make shipment of a small amount Of
ore taken from the newly discovered
ledge to Sacramento and test run
will then be made to determine it's
character and value. The mine is
within a mile of the survey of the
California Midland and the building of
that road would mean much toward
developing the property Woehler has
been searching the Spenceville district
for the last 80 years for this big ledge
and is naturally elated over striking
IT. Arrangements fer opening up the
property Will not be made until the re-
ports have been received from the test
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