The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • Page 19

THK FKK8NO MKK, MONDAY, OCTOBEK Gas Electric Companies Have Smallest Depression In Revenue Drop (By McClafeby Newspapers Service) SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. and electric compar.lfs in California showed the jmallcft drop in operating revenues of all the classes of public utlliti'S during the first three years of the depression, according to the annual report of W. C. Fankhauser.

financial expert of the state rnilroid commission, made public to-day. The evidencs is brought mt by Fankhouser at a time when the railroad commission Is preparing to act on its own experts' recommendations that Pacific Gas and Electric Company revenues be cut by 52,000,000 to per year. Holding Companies Attacked In the fame repDit. Fankhauscr sharply criticizes the failure of the last legislature to give the commission control of transactions between utilities and their holding companies, which draw hundreds of thousands of dollars in so-called "management fees" from the pockets of California consumers. The expert declares that because the commission can not reach the folding companies, utilities which have deduced dividends on their stock arc able to continue paying big management fees to their corporations that control them.

How the gas and electric utilities have continued to prosper while tome other utilities suffered to varying extent with business in general is shown by Fankhauser in the following figures. Here Arc Figures Revenue of all the state's electric light and power companies decreased only from $126.746.000 in 1329 to $123,693,300 in 1D32 and revenue of gas companies from 772,000 to $65,041.000, while the transportation industry lost from $621,636.000 in 1929 to $452,781,000 in 1932. Steam railroads alone lost California revenues from 000 in 1929 to street and Jnterurban railways from $57,935,000 to telephone and telegraph companies from $97.711,000 to and auto stage and truck companies from $25.057,000 to $14.253,000. None of the larger California utilities stopped paying bond interest, although one or two had to borrow money to pay interest, says Fankhauser. Paid, Aide Of Gandhi, In Geneva Hospital GENEVA, Oct.

Javerbai Patel, 60, close friend of Mahalmr-. Gandhi, gasped out a prayer for India's freedom in a hospital at Gland last night. Then he died of heart disease. He had been ill for many months. After requesting that ho be buried In India, the former president of the Indian Legislature As- I pray for the tu-ly attainment of India's freedom." As lord mayor of Bombay and a figure In the Indian Legislature he ivas a leader in the boycott against the British.

added: "Before I die. MATCH WORKER BURNED CHICO, Oct beneath his overturned automobile. Gus Gustaffsen, 45, employe of the Ketch Company at Stirling City, was burned to death to-day when the machine burst Into flames. E. Cull, Fresno business college official.

Is the best speller In the Legion Civic Luncheon Club. a spelling bee conducted to-day by Hal C. Buck, Cull and Ralph Moradlan, the latter a -guest, were tied for first place with a perfect score. They successfully tackled such stumbling blocks as susceptibility and aberration. Maxwell W.

Allen of Sanger out lined plans for the Sanger cclobra of Armistice Day at which he said Homer Challlaux, department commander, will be the principal rpcakcr. Congressman Denver S. Church also will be Invited to speak. Fresno legionnaires were asked to Interest local commercial louses In parade. entering floats In the The drum' and bugle corps from he Ben Bowie Negro post of Los Angeles will play during the parade and fcotball game as tvell as on other occasions, and will bring with them entertainers for a midnight show.

The county council will meet in Sanger November 6th. Ralph Llngle, commander of resno Post No. 4, announced that Warren H. Atherton cf Stockton, past department commander, prob- ibly will speak at a joint luncheon of the Rotary and Legion Civic fUncheon clubs November Cth at The Callfornlan. Choilleaux will at a civic dinner November 23rd.

sponsored by the legion. John Maurice MacGinitie. S3, of 8 fteTa'st died last night at his home after the club Is expected to attend U1V.U i In a long illness. MacGinitic. who celebrated sixtieth -wedding anniversary four years ago, was born in Pennsyl-.

vania and came to California from! Eddyville, Iowa. When young' he was a printer and tinsmith. Later he was a postmaster and in Fresno he worked for the water company until 1923. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and an elder in Arlington Heights Presbyterian Church. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.

Laura MacGinitic: two Mrs. Leora Cornell and Mrs. Catharine Grantz of Fresno: five sons, Hugh E. MacGinitie and Wil- sur B. MacGinitie of Fresno, John Maurice MacGinitie of Canada; George E.

MacGinitie of Corona del Mar and Harry D. MacGinitie of Berkeley; a sister, Mrs. Nannie Becbe of Fresno, and a brother, F. MacGinitie of DCS Moines, Towa. He also leaves twenty grandchildren and eighteen great-grandchildren.

Funeral services -will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of Clements and Rikcr. he Navy Day luncheon Friday in a body. CityNews brief Dr. AVIese Keturns--Dr. Walter F.

Wicse returned to-day from Chicago where he attended the convention of the American College of Surgeons. He spent some time at the world's fair before going to Milwaukee to visit with relatives. He spent several days at the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. Will Address Lions--Members of the Lions' Club will meet for luncheon to-morrow at the Villa d'ltalia on Belmont Avenue to hear Ralph L. Gordon Rive an address on Ringing Up The Dollars.

Light Expert To Speak--Clark Baker of San Francisco will present an illustrated talk on Commercial Lighting at a luncheon meeting of the Fresno 20-30 Club to-morrow at The Californian. Miles Humphreys and Dr. Frank Wolfe are program chairmen. Directors will meet to-night at 7:30 o'clock at the home of the procl ococ a ome prcs- FRESSO CIeir 4S detreej dent. Lawrence Ecklund, mixL um Cpntra! table 8toA: toclal and entertainment will oe conducted by the Carpenters' Ltnloa, Local No.

"01. to-morrow night at o'clock at the Union A large crowd of merrymakers attended the Venetian Nights' cab- entertainment and dance held by the Verdi Club Saturday night in the Italian Entertainment Park. Songs and dance acts, novelty musical numbers' and accordion solos were presented. The rumba and an Egyptian dance were presented by Seccrra Flmbres and LeRoy Calhoun sang. An eight-piece orchestra, formerly with a local theater, provided music for dancing and members entertained" during intermissions.

The hall was decorated to rcpre- cnt a street scene in Venice and more than a. dczcn girls dressed in Italian costumes were waitresses. John Matesso -was general chairman of the committee, composed of S. J. Schivon.

Jcc Ochinero. Santi Edlalo. Tony Camoroda, Thomas Odo. Louis Valente. Al Savino.

P.alph Genito. Thcmas Rer.na. John Young. Fred Guida. Tony Gatti.

John DcLucca. AI Camoroda. James P.enna. John Gambcr. James Hall.

J139 Broadway. Arthur V.jv. Tclesco. Louis Buel, cartoonist The Fresno John Camoroda. Bte.

will speak. A Dutch lunch trill be served. All friends of union labor arc invited. A burir.e. meeting will be held at o'clock.

Williams and SHOWER FOR BRIDE A shciver in compliment to Mrs. Elsie Western Prices Slip After Sharp Advance SAN FRANCISCO, OcL 'iihirp rally with which the slock market celebrated the president's Sunday night apccch failed to carry throughout day. The market quieted down around midday and a few stocks receded a little from their advanced positions, but closed nevertheless with good Nnlomas led with ft closing gain of $11, Alaska-Juncau netted $2.75, United Aircraft $2.75. Standard OH J2.25' and gains of to JUS Included Caterpillar, Food Machinery, Paratflne, Leslie Salt, Southern Pacific. Tidewater 6s, Union Oil and Fireman's Fund.

Transamerlca at $0.37. up 25c, and Pacific Gas, Shell Oil, Calamba Sugar and California Packing were a little higher. S. F. STOCKS ACTIVITY TO.

MONDAY Kith luneail Isioclated 1 Suxar Estate Jalllornla Copper Call! Packlns Caterpillar Tractor Co 19 Chem Ind do 37 lreman'3 Fund Ini-- 45 Maeh 12'i latomat Co "1C 20 do 6s lit do Ijt IP's Pac I.llht dlv tt Pac 104 Iwy 3 2'i louth Pnc Co 19'i tandard oil of Calif. -ransamerlca s'k Jnited AT 27'; Jnlon Oil Co or Calif. 27 12 47'i H'i 2IS Lstt 24 1 19 21'i S. T. 00RB ACTIVITY TO NOON MOMMY inch Lev 1 Mlnlnr.

3 Claude Neon Lts 80 Domlncuez oil 194 10'i 1 Italo Petroleum .55 Llbby McNelll a 3 3 Montgomery Ward. 17'I 17'; 1 So Calif Editon TJ'i 1 t- L. A. STOCKS MONDAY'S BID AND A'KED Ask'd Chlca Aircraft ll'j 124 Security-First National 301, 32 Southern California BANK Frerno debits Wl.474.72 Loes Ansel's debits 30.001.430.00 San Francisco SPEECH SENDS WHEATSOARING By JOIIV I'. WOUGIIAN I'tna Market Kdltor) CHICAGO, Oct Roosevelt's address to the nation made wheat prlcu go soaring today reaching a point- 19 cents above last low, tht bottommost point this season.

An outstanding feature of today's trading uao notable scarcity of wheat offerings. Aside from the president's announcement of a policy of higher prices for farm products, much notice was also taken of his free gold market plan which leading experts hero construed as likely to accomplish- In Cradual manner the same effects as a revaluation cf the dollar. finish; corn and oats both cents up and provisions unchanged to a rise of 25 cents. TRICK RANGE MONDAY CHICAOO. Oct.

Low- pec i 88 Berkeley Oakland debits San Dieiro debits Best Oranges Do Better, Lemons Steady In East LOS ANGELES, Oct. oranges were higher in spots with the balance about steady at eastern and middle auction centers to-day. Lemons were steady. Carlot shipment? of citrus fruits for the GRAPES GRAPE REPORT NO. Fresno Station Federal-Stair Markellnc Srrvire Carlot Shipments Of Grapes Reported For The United States CALIFORNIA: Table-- To Central Northern Southern Imperial Black Juice- Central 104 For manufacturer 2 Northern 70 For nianufacturer 6 Southern 1 Whit! Juice- Central 141 13 20 For manufacturer Northern Southern 1 129 100 2540 3 33 Total California 473 471 Total I a rl SCO 3IS 17352 3S3 33333 Pennsylvania 7 43 33 1 Total U.

S. 510 55S UO 313 19411 Total last 1025 9(0 933 1C33 36421 Shlpplcr Point Information Saturday. October Zlsl United States compiled by the government with complete reports from railroads as ORANGES--October 21st: Southern California. 118; Florida. 7 frelKht.

4 boat: total U. 125 frelrht. 4 boat; southern manufacturers. 5. October 22nd: Southern California.

45: Florida. 3 (relent. 1 best: total U. 43 freight. 1 boat.

LEMONS--October 2lst: southern California. 31; total U. 31; southern 3. October 52nd: Southern California. 4: total U.

5.. southern manufacturers. 1. GRAPEFRUIT--Octcber 21st: Florida. 16 frelsht.

3 beat: total IT. 87 freieht. 3 boat. October 22nd: Florida. 20 freijtht.

17 boat; total U. 20 freliht. 17 boat. Carlo'. areraces box Trre reported to ths California Fruit Grcireri 1 Exchanre on its own brands and to the Associated Press on all as follows: NEW YORK.

Oct. 100s y. balance lotrer in spois: strone. htcher; and in spots: smaller, easier. to 353s, stetd lemons.

30fls. 432:. hlcher lover. Valencia! Athena ACO. Sunkist.

Covlna :4.7 Florencla ACO. Synhlst. Corlna 3.C Scepter OR. Sunkist, Orznte 4.2 Rooster OR. Suntlsr.

orance 3.3- Imperlal NO. Fullerton 4.E5 Prernlurji NO. Sunkist. Fullerton 3.65 Placentla Girl NO. Red Ball.

Pla- Thre'e Star Ts-o Crotrd WD. Ball. Wnlttlir i ST. LOUIS. Oct, Valencia! un- changed, balance locer: hlcher.

vard Avenue. Four Held For Theft--Four men accused of the theft of a distributor cap from an automobile belonging to Leonardo Ltijan of the Sunnyslde were arrested lost night on pstit theft charges. They rre Lupe Avela, 17; Max AvelA, 25: Authur Ruiz. 21. and Ysldro Barbosa, 29, all of Fresno.

Church Leajjue Picnic The church service league of the St Episcopal Church-wfH- havfr a picnic luncheon to-morrow nt the International Institute, and San Diego streets. A discussion of foreign communltv work will be led by Miss OHvc Stcede. mixL um Cpntra! table 8toA: r. rat nd 'limited, narke; dull. Few sales rr.oitly tnixed cars.

Carloads f. o. b. track: Malasas. lues Emperors.

Cornlchons. 65c: Muscats. 70c. Lodi To- kays. demand limited, inarke; dull, luis 55(i60c.

occasional car higher. -Juice stock, bulk ptr ton Ir.cludlne lats U. '3. No. 1.

cfrlOEdx f. o. b. cash track: Zinfandels demand moderate, market firm. northern first crop cleanlnt up J37.30»MO; second crop U.

S. No. 2 Mus- cats. Allcantrs and demand limited, mirket dull. i25S27.50.

occasional car lower, seme rnorln; on advances. Wineries buyinc considerable stock. MONDAY'S JOBBING MARKETS SAN FRANCISCO-- Clear. 81 dezrees. Black fulce.

California 43: white Juice. 15 Thirteen persons were injured in and near Fresno yesterday and last night in a series of automobile accidents. When an automobile driven by Jack Edwards, 19, of Madera, stalled at Cobb Avenue and Fresno Street and was struck by a car Hayter. 30. 1104 The jEurich before her recent Avenue.

Haytcr and Fern strcctr. Mrs. Philip Eurich John Driedger. 39. P.ecdley, and Miss Olive are directingjQlon Wood.

17, a Recdley student, third of a series of card'triage. will be held by friend." ofJEcntlev 13 of Made parties will be held by the Sarah I the bride tonight at the Interna-r," A. Jaggcrs Auxiliarj" of the Unitcdjtional Institute. and San Dlegnl cu ar bruisei. Spanish War Vctcrs to-morrow at 2 P.

JL at the of Mrs. Jennie Hicks, 3330 Montccito Avenue, the arrangements. Games of five hundred will bej played and prizes given. The sew-: ing club of the j.uxi:iary meet! Thursday at 2 P. M.

nt the horr.t of Mrs. Alma O'Hara, 655 Prlr.ce- toa Avenue. Monroe grand prcsi-I 4ent cf the Irit)i Ois- trict No. 4. addrrfscti rnfmbrrs the Fresno Jewish community night at lth Israel.

A ra. suffered broken-- Truck receipts 4.793 table: supplies liberal, demand moderate, market about steadr. Street sales, luts San Joa- quln Valler Muscats 40350c. fer KCC: jeedless SOSCOc. CSc.

fair quality 35 Malatas. 35S 40c: Rlblers. Tokars. 3S(i40c: Lodi Tokars. racstlT SOe.

LOS ANOrLES--Clear. 58 deireei. No carlo: arrivals, no cars track. Truclc receipts equlTalenl to 19 cars table. 5 juice: supplies liberal, dercand market sllzhtlr stronger fcr tab! stock, abuot steady lor Trine.

San Joaquln per pound: Seedless lev 2e: Mus- catj. 2'4c: Lady Pincers. Ribiers. mostly lev 2c: Malagas, per luc. 25e: Lodi Tokays, per pound, mostly 2c: Delaco.

local luzs. 40ft50c: condldo Muscats. SOflMc: San Joaquln Valley Carclnacrs. bulk per ton. luzs extra.

130022.50: local Muscats, mostly 125: and Minions. J27.5030. Zlc- SAN FFANCISCO JUICE--Track tales: Supplies heavy, demand moderate, market about steady. Bulk per ton extra San and Lodt Zinfar.deli S24f 25. ordinary quality 121033: 1US20.

poor Muscats. 145. fair QUality MONOAX'S AUCTION MARKETS Tboopioof York ..16.175 luis Isuffcred and abrasions in Jan automobile and motorcycle kotq Avfn 1 Martin Spencer, C4. Bread- way, was bruised when he was struck by an automobile at Marl. 23.7W r-rlday 25.355 Las: year Malatai Valenelas DM.

Sunllst. Duarte 1J.7S Suncups DM. Orchard It-jn. 2.P5 Mother Colony CO. Suaklst Anaheim Panorama ACG.

Orchard Run. Arusa 2.63 Linen OR. SunkUt. Kalhryn Mercury RH. Orchard Run.

Eait Hlthland Lemons Golden WD. Sunklst. Whlttler Groves 4.40 Blue WD. Red Ball, Oroves 3.55 BAY CITKl'S (Slate Market Nena Serrlce) SAN FRANCISCO. Oct.

J5 fancy packed 300J. with 3CO: ORAnOES--Southern California das. per box on 12Cc: 150s. ixw fi3.R5: 1761. 200s and smaller.

choice ncs and larter. 62.75: market pacir II ts Wheat closed strong, cents above Saturday's .51 .37 '4 .34 Dec. May July Dec May "uly RYE-Dee juiy JIARUY- Dec. 45 51 Julr MRD-- Oct Jan 5.25 BELLIES-Oct Dec .62 .57 5.37- 5.SO .52 .34 .34 'i .45 .50 .54 JJ' .47 J3U .1.11 5 3.35 4.H2 4.50 pr.icr«;.jin\nAT CHICAGO Oc'. hard (vreevily).

33c. CORN--NeK No. 3 yelloiP. No. 3 No.

4 mixed. 3S' old No. 2 mixed. Ko. 1 yellow.

45c: No. 2 1 44c; No. 2 white. No, OATS--No. 3 white, No.

3 RYE--None. TIMOTHY cut. rrovEB I LIVESTOCK MARKETS CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAOO. Oct. S.

D. slow, ibout stfaCy: jood to choice 170-220 pound I4.50K4.60 tcp 4.65; I3.10G3.CO. falrlj- active on Iljht and lone but very on medium weifh: and irtiehty bullocks: Instances stronK to hither on heinr and mixed rparlints: undertone wcat on welchlr bollocks: top strictly choice 1.052 pound fed yearlincs. 16.50: numerous loads, I5.506.15; beat yexrllnc heifers. 16: welshtr steers, (5 90: cows stesdy: vealers sirens tt J5.50 fi.SO.

few decidedly slov. indications around steady on drairablc fat limbs or around J6.7507: done on ranerrs: ihecp little chinzcd: common to choice ewes around H.SO2.SO; feedIn: Urcbs around Ji.M)fi6.35. Department of sloir: blither: 154 lb. Idaho: CATTLE-- 753: little i shad offeri Acrleitllore) Oct. llr 25 350 'done: 'klllinc classes -de easier: tt-sr abl: lisht steers offered: common-medium lb.

crasj steers. S3.SQ«r4; medium crass coxj. (2.50; low cutter, common 41.25If2.25: bulb ellclble J3 SO about ice 200- steady; 340 lb. Xt CALVES-- 57: vadas. 15; choice 200-250 lb.

vealers Quoted tive: lambs mostly ctcady: beat fed 83 lb. wooled lambs. $5 SS cood choice around 79 lb. Cooled. 16.75 70-71 lb.

shorn Oretonj. J8.35; shorn year- lines, IS. COTTON PRICES RISEJTEADY NEW YORK. Oct. o.

about 2S to 27 point in cotton to-day on buying evidently influenced by President Roosevelt's address of Sunday evening were followed by nervous and irregular fluctuations. The demand was supplied by Southern selling and realizing on the bulges, but offerings were absorbed on moderate ret-' backs and the mid-afternoon market as steady at net advances of about 22 to 24 The cotton market reacted partially late in the day under southern fellinc and liquidation, futures closing barely steady. T-J3 higher. SEW TORK MOXDAT (FcrnUh'd ir Dean, (vllltr Co.) (T. W.

ritleMon Callclnt) YORK. Oct. 23-- LOS ANGELES I-IVHSTOCK I.OS ANGELES. Oct. S.

I. ateadr: lew locals 15. holdovers 442; steady to veak; nedlum to cood fee rearlinc xteers. J5.S5(i6.?0: crias steers l2.75U4.25: fed heifers held above 78 s4: medium to cood covs 2.50(i3.25: cutter buUs. jloa; iteady; aoutbKeit- em.

15. SHEEP--350: eves iteadj to atront: 122- pound Utaha, 12.50. at 11.50: larr.ba fold. OSA Street and Van Ness do. Jack Green.

13. 747 Eighth Street. 'ChieVco will ifc'ive 'Buffered a bruised arm ir. 175 lues 3.959 lues 3.039 lues 2S53! rnciy Las'. ToVara -tli luts 1.1*1 tut- luts 1.1001.25 l.CS^UO 1.MSI.CS 1 3 3 jf i I 3 1 a S.51 9.50 3.35 9 NEW ORI.F.AN* N-EW ORLEASS.

turfs tsrrlT cf 7 POULTRY MAEKETS BAY POULTRY HENS--Leihorn. all 13OHc: ored under Ibs. and 5 IDs. and over, 12-u Ibs. dozen.

12J19e: 19-24 Ibs. per dozen. over 3 15c: colored under 13 jl4c. ROASTERS--Colored. Ibs.

and oier 4 He. ROOSTERS--Lechorn. 6c: colored, le. DUCKS--Yount. 11U12C.

PIGEONS--All slies. per down. SI 1.25. SQUABS--All tiles, per 2IC22C. KABBITS-- Uomestlc.

under 4 SO lOc: 5 Ibs. and crer. TURKEYS--Prime dressed younr terns. Qnder 17 105.. 23O24c: youn? toms orer 17 younc hens.

33u34c: oid LOS ANCELr.5 POULTRY to 3'; pound-t. ICc: 3'; and up to 4 12e: OTCr 4 pounds and up. 12c: coiorec. to 4 pounds. 14c; over 4 pounds and up.

ICe. BROILERS--O'er I and np to 1'i pcuscs. 16c: over and up to 2U 15c. orer 3'i and up to 3 pounds, Barred RockF. orer 2' and than N.

Y. Market Closes Firm After Broad Advance NEW YORK, In response rally had little appc; By VICTOR EUBANK Oct. pushed forward vigorously tf to the president's gold control plan, although the of a "boom" market. Metal Issues led tho recovery, but all jjroups participated In the edvnncc. Late profit tak- inc shaded early gains, but the close firm.

Transfers approximated 2,100,000 shares. I Leading Issues spurted 1 to 5 or more points In the first hour. But the trading rush soon quieted down and dullness generally was tht rule thereafter. Gold mining stocks wcro the favorites. Homcstoke Mining shares jumped 10 points and those of U.

-S. Smelting gained about 10. Dome Mines, Mclnlyro Porcupine, Amerle can Smelting, Cerro UePasco and Alacka-Juncau were run up to.G points. Allied Chemical, Scars-Roebuck, DuPont and Casis recotded similar advances. Other gainers of 1 to 3 or more included American Can, General Motors, Western Union.

Liggett and Myers U. S. Steel, Santa Fc, Union Pacific, Chrysler, New York Central, American Telephone, United Aircraft, U. S. Industrial Alcohol and American Commercial Alcohol.

While Interpretations of the gold market pronouncla'- mento were varied, brokerage houses generally read Into last address the intention of the government to set up machinery for maintaining a "commodity dollar." In some quarters Its was argued that by Increasing the price of gold, equivalent to lowering the gold content of the dollar, a drastic raising of prices will naturally result. The administration's Intentions apparently have to do solely with advancing tile prices of agricultural products and do not necessarily, include the aiding of common stock quotations. Financial observers expressed the opinion the president's speech', did not Indicate any wild inflationary move. FKESNO PRODUCE (Fnrntibed By Produce And Growers Market Of Central California, Fresno) APPLES--California Keirtoicn Pippins, loose box. SOOSOc; Belleflowers.

loose box. 6COc: Washington. Oregon extra fancy 32. fancy 11.75: Romes. extra, fancy (1.75.

fancy 11.50. ARTICHOKES--Castrorllle, Davenpon. boxes ASPARAGUS-- Mendoto. cone. 13.75.

BERRIES-- Strawberries, coast. 12 baskets. 51.35: raspberries, coast. 12 baskets, si.lo: blackberries, coast. 12 baskets.

75e. BEANS--Kentucky Wonders, coast, per pound, 3fi3', 3 local, per pound, Itmas. coast, per pound. 5e. BUNCHED VEGETABLESr-LarRe bunch, per dozen: Carrots G0i'75c.

beets 6ot75c. turnips 60ft75c, sreen onions tea racishes: 15C20C. parsley 70:. vhlte ridUhcs BRUSSELS SPROUTS--Coast, per pound, BANANAS--Per pound. BROCCOLI--Coast, per pound, 4c.

CABBAGE--Northern, crate. red eabbaxe. per pound. 2Vifr3e. CELERY--Southern California crate.

Jl (11.25; coast. Utah, seeded, fancy, il.35u 1:30: northern, crate, lltfl.15: coast, crate. Slttl.20. CRANBERRIES--25-pound bor. 52.83.

CAULIFLOWER--Coast, per dozen. 75d CORN--Local, sack. 75c: Alameda. crate. 75c: Golden-Bantam, crate.

11.25. CELERY HOOT--Coast, per doten. 15 IgOc. 1 CUCUMBERS--Local, 400SOc: coast. Air Reduction Allied Chemicals Mils Chalmers Maika Juti'au American Can Amer Ooml Alco Amer Power Amer Radiator Amrr Smeltlnt Amer Tel Amer Tobacco A Water Works Anaconda AtenUon Atlantic Reflnlnt Baltimore Ohio Bethlehem Steel Sordens Drifts Calif Packlnc 50C6Cc.

CITRUS FRUITS Southern California, locie box. U.50; market packed. Jl.85; Sunkist. LemonF, local, loose box. J2: Sunkist, 55.

Grapefruit. Southern California, loose box, 12; Sunkist. $4. EGGPLANT-- Local crate, FIGS-- Per flat. GRAPES-- Per luz.

seedlew. tlrdled, fancy. 50ft60c: Muscats. SOfiBOc: Rlblers. 40fr50c: Tokays, Lady GARLIC--Local, per pound.

Juan, per pound. 7ft6c. LETTUCE--colmf. Salinas. WatsonvlUe.

Ice packed, 5 dozen fl.SO^l.CO, 6 dozen 51.35: dry packed. IKU.15. MELONS-- Cajaba. per pound. Persians, per pound, MUSHROOMS--Cultivated, per pound, ONIONS--Stockton Yellow Glove.

10C- pound sack. 8590C: Stockton Red Glove. 100-pound sack. SIC 1.15. OKRA--Local, per pound.

PEAS--Local, extra fancy, per pound. Co: fancy, per pound. 4c. PEACHES--Per SCcSll. PEPPERS--Local, erat-.

30W4Ce: coast crate. SOcirl: chili, per luz. 2oi2Sc, PEARS--Lake County. Bartletts, extra lancy. boxes.

JI.751JI.S5: fancy, J1.60: choice J1.40. POTATOES-Stockton. 100-pound ashed. Jl.43ftl.65: un.ash sack. JItil.25: 35-pound saeic.

37c: Gar nets. IUES. 75c. POMEGRANATES--Per lur. 30640C flat.

PARSNIPS--Coast, luc. 7SC80C. PUMPKINS--Per pound. per dor, PERSIMMONS--Per Hat. 33H40c.

RHUBARB--Northern, boxes extra fancy. 80c: fancy. 73e. RHUBARB--Northern, boxes extra SOc. fancy 75c.

RUTABAGAS Coast, per POUCd. J3fl 3,50. SQUASH--Kalian. coa.it. lur.

4Q(75Gc; Summer, roast, luc. SPINACH--Leeal. per pound. SOJttOc. SWEET POTATOES--Mercrd.

lut. 6Cc; local. 5flc: yams. lur. 6Sc.

TOMATOES--Local No. 1. lul, NO 2, 30c: coast, lut. nci.io. BAY VEGETABLES ARTICHOKES--Half Moon BST and Caetrovllie.

to 60s, SI.65P1.75: 73s. and Sis. J1.400I.5C: ntncVy Wonders. 2O Blue Lakes. 293c.

rnor-tly 2Hc: French. lURic. river Unas. '3RIJSSELS SPROUTS--Pescadero. 30 'BUNCHED VEGETABLES--Per dozen Carrots.

ordinary lOe ttrrlf. 2Cc: riOW.tl. ISc: pariley. turnips. rev 35c.

ordinary 10: ireen ''CABBAGE--Local fiat Dutch. 4oawc crated stock. 40K.VX-. best CELERY--Santa Clara. half crates rroVtly on be't.

SSe. fair ouallty Utah zetd. pony crates, on best. CORN--Half MOOTS Bar. crater.

1 fen: Jl: Alameda County, ordinary to pounds. Ic: cclcred. other Rocks, over and up to up to 3 Barred 1 Decesiter steady i Wish f.ts ma oyfUf ROASTERS--Soft -Barred than Birred Rotks. over 3's up. 14'ic.

STAGS--IOC. ROOSTERS. 6c. 55- DUCKLINGS-- Prrkin. over 40(t CUCUMBEBS-4cniCc per local 'OA'RLIC--san Eenlto county per lb Salir.ai.

iek. 3s and dry ek 3s and 4' rer eraie SSOe fair Icc.l. Pes, II. IK C-Ib. flat ONIONS VlTJHfi.M pounds whites, 50-lb.

i.srt. PARSN1P3-30B4BC 1st. q.ra I DOW-JONES AVIEAGES (Furnisbeil Br Pean witter Co.) (Member Of New York Stock Exebante). Thirty Inuuktilals closed Monday 25.13* 4.49. railroads 36.10.

up 2.CO. Twenty utilities 23.58, up .71. MONDAY'S CLOSINO PKICES (Farolsned By Dean. i A (Member Of Nor York Slock Eiehante) Him Low Si 123 14V4 M'i 33 40 27U Cerro dl Parco Chesapeake Ohio Chrrslcr Commonwealth South "ontinentel Can C'i ContlDfntsl Oil 15 Corn Dome Mines 35 Dupont i Eastman ZlfC Auto Mcht 14 Eicc Liiht 6 i FIrcslcne fc Freeport Texts General Electric IS 3 Gen Foods 27 Goodrich A- Goodyear Tire 27H Great Western Suztr 34 io'i Intercatl 36't Internatl Xntcrna.t! Nickel Johns Mantllle KelTlr.itor II 1 Kcnnecctt Copper 13'i Kroirr Lifseti Myen SO Uquld Carbonic Lorlllard Tcbaeco 13 1 Mack Trucks Mclntrre Porcupine 41i MIdcGnllnental nv. 28 59'i 21-.

33Ti 39 -m 13 Kill Cash Reilster KatI Dairy Nail nutlllerr Nttl Steel North Amrrlcan Northern PacIIle Sew Vorfc centra. Omn II! GUu Pic Gax Pacific Lichtlnc Packard Motors Penny Pennsylvania Pet? Porto Illco S'Jrar Procter Gamble 3'i 25 'V 1 17 31'i 33 '5 io'; IT, 17 JI-i 13', 1 13'i H'i' ie-, 53 2ft 39 IS'. 3'i 11 lR i ro roct ubli Public Service Pullman Radio Corp Reynold SaffwaT S'orei Seaboard Oil Seiri Shell TTsICTi Simraoni Co 39'; It'i 11 Southern Pacific Standard rinds or studcbaktr Ccrjs Gulf E'jioh Tlinifn Union. Cn'on Union Pac'Ilr Alrcrzlt lin't'd rorp rrnlfrd TT Ird Alcohol If Kttl Warnrr 21'i 22S 17'. M'i 37'; 21 3.1 241 nOXEY MARKET 70S ANOJXFJ.

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Prices to Beekeepers f. o. b. shlpplr.f nr.d ltr.i in ct Its at Wtrhir.g- Ar.d KIrst Street- DECIDUOUs'RUIT Hcnly Rrfcrcnce Book en Fvr.domcntel Fcih Produce Concern To Open Branch jv'v. Plant In Fresno RAW SUGAR-- 4th in Trading Cuba's posilion: Yoit market's dominance: types of contracts: effect of war- stimulated over-production; trading regulations: advanlaRCjiof futures This outline for the trader available, on request, fiom our BROKERAGE DJLPT.

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