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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-12
FIRE AT FORT ATKINSON, WIS.
Plant Of Manufacturing Company
Badly Damaged.

Fort Atkinson, Wis, Jan 6.-Fire
at night caused loss OF $4,000 in
the plant of the Northwestern Manu-
featuring company and threatened the
were called from GAINESVILLE and JEFF
ferson and the flames were checked
when they reached line of brick
buildings. Two large wooden struc-
lures nearly filled with oil and var
nish were destroyed.
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BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.
Strike Of Job Printers at st. Loui.
Practically Ended.


st. Louis, Jan. with the ratifica
ton during the day by nine of the
largest printing establishments of the
compromise agreement with the Ty
biographical union, the strike of the
job printers practically ended and both
sides are claiming a victory. The
agreement by which the men returned
to work provides for nine-hour work
day, the ninth hour to be paid at the
rate of forty cents and all overtime al
the rate of fifty cents an hour. The
wage scale covering an eight-hour
work day over which the controversy
arose was accepted by the employers
after the printers had agreed to a
nine-hour day, the last hour being at a
slightly advanced scale over the other
eight.
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Four Persons Killed.

Lepel Russia, Jan. 10.-Four per-
sons were killed and several wounded
in a frenZied attack by band of
Lithuanian peasants on a detachment
of infantry sent to restore order in this
section
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iopper.0unsmu.r win Case

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 10.-The de-
cision of the full court during the af-
sernoon was given unanimously
against Edna Wallace Hopper in the
Hopper-Dunsmuir will case.
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Little Change at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, jan 9.-There was lit
tie change reported during the day in
the printers strike. Representatives
of the rypo,hetae stated that ten addi
tional men had reported for work The
Typographical union reported that
several firms were ready to break
away from the Typothetae.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND. June 21--FeiIowing are the sale
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
f01
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Money and Bonds.

The New Eork circular OF Henry Clews SAYS:
'Our hnancisl credit abroad Is uRi1npsired.
HnG We shah have little difficulty in extending
existing obligations as they mature should such
rious financial derangenents follow the distur-
; osnce 10 Russia A contingency, however. that
Should not be lost sight Of is the coming de-
inands upon the money market ~ or large raif-
road corpora tions These viii be more or less
imperative since the funds win be absolutely
. &freaoy under way. Vel as FOR the coastruc-
f1Qn q important Lines OF mileage which
&ne oems1ded By the growing necessities Of
+4e country The announcements OF new cap
q. requirements Tor railroads alone during the
aeE slI months already amount 10 shout $50
= s5e-eV0s 81. Paul. New York Central. United
seSfes Steel, Wsbash Great Northern and Sea-
board being included in this total This does
Eet take into account the current issues Of
'lelsyiFauia- which are estimated at $50. .uo0.-
Vss- ot course, these unusual OUTLAWS VIII not
al come at once They viii probably be 50
distributed by banking interests as 10 have as
ILIle effect as poss sihle upcn tie marzet- The
rai-rnad~ however. must have the money; and,
- view u the general scarcity u that comunp-
CITY, Il is Withln reason 20 expect thst they
81 have 70 pay good prices fer the aceomno-
The -co1dition OF the money market. IL need
t1srciy he said acts very GerriEnenraiiy upon
bonds There are many good issues noating IN
ne MARKET awaiting Al opportunity Tor lodg-
rnent On Investors strong boxes Issues paying
- 10 4 per cent sre naturally 8 drug on 1be
market unless offered At very material conces-
'sac1s from present prices. Reliable estimates
Ind icere that between 500. 900 coo and $500
t5eo.09o os such bonds are awaiting re-
vatal IN the investment demand In two weeks
The: July disbursements. approaching $50. .05e.-
esso. VIII be available and Ere likely ID act a
.tefnpora-g Etimuiaur 10 values. unless other IN
.fagorEbls elements should Interfere"
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So York stock ,lnrket.

NEW YORK. June IA pronounced deter
mi1ati0n 10 get out OF speculative holdings IN
stocks developed in the stock market to-day The
small regard FOR prices in erecring this purpose
end depressing eject on speculative sentiment
There nothing on the surface Of The day :
events which would account at al Tor the abrupt
transition from the confidence manifested ID yes
rerEys buy Ing Of stocks 10 The endless throw ing
over Of holdings which characterized today :
ing % view q this lack Of explanation OF
eEents. in itself proved formidable 20 the main
tenznce Of confidence snd gave rise 70 feeling
q anxiety Ire reported cut n prices of south
ern Foundry Iron cons dered largely respol-
s.bie f0r the weakness In United states Steel
for the completion Of the Indiana plant was also
cited as ground FOR the selling The speculative
.ufueIfce OF the cut II Southern Iron prices is
enhsuced br the fact that i discloses a trade
policy t-aceabie 20 tbs same sources as were
responsible for the sudden cut q wire prices
several years ago iu the midst of procia na tiors
o. unparalleled prosperity in that trade and an
6ct1Ve bun speculation II stocks Aside IRON
these soueuhat sentimental considerations there
were no important developments affecting he
stock market Money call was easy. ne
stock market Liquidation probably having an a.
@-e1~e ID -bis tirection Foreign exchange de-
cliled further in response 70 the reduction IN the
Bank of EnEIand-s Ocicial discount rate. but
rates for time money continued strong and onit
Itght supplies were offered Account Is taken
the July ] settlements. which are expected 10
cause some pressure On money supplies There
Vas some rally on short covering during the iast
hour Of the sessions but the closing tone was
easv and oaly q fraction above the lowest
Bonds we're easy. Total sales fpar value,
united states bonds were sn unchanged on
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

large percentage of the arrivals of small
orchard fruits were soft and overrpe. as a result
tricts. and as the condition OF the stock neces-
STATED quick sales prices were generally lower
than the preceding day. Plums Prunes and
Peaches seemed to have suffered more than the
other descriptions and were very weak. Cur
rants arrived early. and sound lots cleaned up
promptly at $6GT per chest, but some OF
Wednesdays belated arrivals had to be turned
over 10 the syrupmakers at S4015. Receipts of
Berries were much lighter than on the preceding
day, but the unattractive appearance of the
crop Of Gooseberries has been almost totally
destroyed in some sections by the heat. small
consignment of the English variety arrived from
Sebastopol yesterday and sold at Zoe per pound
In the Citrus line Lemons and Grape Fruit ruled
strong at hardening prices, while Navel Oranges
continued to drag at weak rates
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $5aS per chest for
Longworths and So 500I5 for the large varieties
Blackberries $4e16 per chest; Raspberries, Sage
per chest: Logsnberries, S3.50G5 per chest for
red and $3G4 for black; Go0seberries. Zoe per
pound.
CHERRIES-Packed 75c@s1 per drawer; in
bulk, 5Gsc per ID for Black and AZ G7c for
Royal Anne.
CURRANTs- -s5@T per chest
APPLES-T5c@sl for large and 4od6oc for
APRicoTs- Crates, si25@15o: boxes, 75cG
81 %.
PLuNs-crates, 65@s5c; small boxes and
PRUNEsgcrates, s5casl; boxes, 75cQs1.
MEL0NS-Cantaloupes 81 for small and
81. 25@3.50 for large crates
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box. Oranges, 81 T5Q
5.75 for Navels and sSG3-25 for Seedlings; Va
TROPICAL FRuITS-Bananas, s1@2 per
bunch; Pineapples, $l.5013 per Dozen
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables.

There were heavy arrivals of new Potatoes
from nearby sections, over 1000 bags being re-
ceived from the river districts Alone but the
market remained firm, despite the increased re-
ceipts, there being fair overland shipment
movement in addition to the regular local trsde
Old Oregon BurbEnks were still In good request
among growers for seed purposes, and, with
stocks comparatively light, the recently ad
vanced prices were well maintained Onions
continued in rather short supply and ruled firm
at rising prices
Asparagu still showed the effects OF the heat
and the bulk of the receipts turned over
TO the Gamers, who also buying String
Beans at the inside quotation Green Corn from
Alameda County was In good request and steady
at Sl.50G2 per sack. while offerings from the
Winters region were hard TO sell at the inside
quotation. Summer Squash and Tomatoes we're
lower while Cucumbers did better under light
arrivals.
PoTAToEs-New crop. s5cQsl25 per ctl;
old crop Oregon Burbanks, 75c@$l per ctl.
oNI0NS-New Red, per sack. S5c9sl; Aus
yEGETABLES-Green Corn, $1@2 per sack:
Asparagus. S1.25@2.25 per box: Rhubarb
eoc@SI25 per boy; Green Peas SI@l.25 per
sack; String Beans. lG2c per ID; Wax
Beans. 142e per lb Tomatoes, S1Q125 per
box: Cucnmbers. so@9oc per box for Marys-
vile and s175de Tor bey; Summer Squash
35G50S for small and 75c@ si.25 for large boxes
Garlic 3g5c per 10; Cabbage, 65@ Toe per ctl: I:
Caulihower, 40@50c per dozen; Carrots, 75c per
sack; Turnips, 75c per sack.
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DESERT CONSTABLE
VICTIM Of RACE Of
GANG OF JAPANESE
Details Of Crime Near Caliente
Show That Murder Was
Cowardly.

Los ANGELES. June 21-Additional
details have been received from Cali
ente. on the desert. on the line OF the
Salt Lake Railroad. of the killing of
Deputy Sheriff Monahan by japanese la
borers there last Tuesday night Eight
of the Japanese, members of work
crew of the Salt Lake road, are now
in jail at Caliente, and search is being
conducted for the Japanese timekeeper
Of the gang. who. IL Is alleged. was
largely responsible for the trouble.
The cause of the killing of Monahan
was most unusual. me Japanese Ia
borers were in a freight car which was
being hauled out or Csliente. The
freight train accidentally broke in two.
causing q collision which shook up the
japanese considerably The latter. as
suming that the train crew was re-
sponsible' for the accident, attacked
them with stones and clubs. drove them
away and took possession of the train
The crew appealed to the Caliente au-
thorities for assistance and Deputy
Sheriff Monahan responded When he
approached the train he was shot and
killed. The arrests followed.
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FEDERAL APPEAL COURT
DECIDES SEVERAL CASES
Unusual Number OF ReversaIS Recorded
Against the United states Dis
tr.ct Judge CT Alaska.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals. Judge Gilbert, Ross and De
Haven on the bench. has handed down
the following decisions:
Fred Martin ct al vs.. Andrew White:
action in ejectment: Alaska Judgment
reversed. action dismissed.
d. ". Mckay. V ". Mckay and the
Pioneer Mining Company vs. Inga
Neussler; action in ejectment; Alaska
Judgment of lower court modified 80 as
10 adjudge defendant in error TO be the
owner OF a one-fourth interest in the
premises: cause remanded and judg-
ment affirmed IN other respects
Peter J. Thomas Us the Great North
ern Railway Company and Peter Nc
Donald; damages for personal injuries;
Washington Judgment reversed. with
instructions to remand the case to the
State court whence It was removed.
Joseph T. Sullivan ct al. vs. William
Cartier and c. X. Griffith; suit for dam
ages on bond: ALASKA. Judgment re-
versed.
Jafet Iindeberg. Erick o. Lindblon
and John Brynteson VS.. c. T. Howard et
al: damages on undertaking for inter
locutory injunction in suit Of Lindeberg
VS. Howard; Alaska Judgment re-
versed-
North American transportation and
Trading Company vs. III. D. Samuels;
damages for breach OF contract Alaska
Judgment of1rmed with costs.
William Dettering vs. Albert Nord-
strom: suit for accounting; Alaska
Judgment affirmed
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-Early In the day senti-
neat in the wheat market was besrsh because
Of the poor response made By the Liverpool
market TO the advance of yesterday the
local exchange. The market suddenly turned
strong however on the receipt of q dispatch
which claimed that rust had been found In q
fed in Logan County, Ill In addition TO this
came the statement that English statisti-
elan believed that the weeks shipme ents from
Argentina would be smaller than last week.
The same authority also claimed that the wheat
crop of Southern Italy Will be much smaller
than last year. From Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory came reports Of disappointing haryests.
These advfces set the market strong until near
the close, when IL weakened selling by longs.
The market closed easy. The greater part of
the trading was In September. which opened un-
changed 10 Ac higher at sc 10 SIC, sold be-
tween S3ss @S3lhc and S4ssc, and closed at
So 4S33kc, shade lower
The corn market was firm most OF the day on
an active demand By cash houses. The late
break In wheat caused some liquidation and
brought about slight reaction, the market
closing steady. September opened unchanged to
&c higher at 52Ae TO 52&c, sold between 81 *
@9l &c aud 52esc. and closed q shade lower at
the lowest point.
Profit taking by local holders depressed the
oats market. Tie volume of trading was small
September opened 1Sc TO Ac higher at 361e q
36Ssc. sold or to 36c and closed at 36isc
Provisions were weak on selliag by local pack
ers who were Influenced by Increased receipts OF
close September pork was OF I21ac; lard was
down SC and ribs were 1oc lower.
The leading futures ranged follows:
fQ nrr.
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Pure Neatsfoot Oil. T5c; No. Neatsfoot Oil.
6a1ac' Herring Oil: 4oe; Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled
Fish Oil, 35c, Paint Oil. 35c
coal OIL. GASOLINE, ETC--water White
Coal OH. in bulk 1053c: Pearl OIL, In cases.
17c; Astral. lie; Star. lie; Extra Star. zoe
Elaine, 2ec; Eocene. I9e; Stove Gasoline, in
bulk, lT3zc; In cases, 2tei Motor Gasoline in
bulk, IKE; IN cases. 24c; No ] Engine Dis
tillate. iron barrels or drums. Sc; No. do 6jsc:
cases. 6Lac more; Benzine. In bulk. l255c; In
cases. i9c; s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk, 26e; in
cases, 32e.
TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon IN cases and
77c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead sQS15c
per lb; White Lead. s@s15c. according to guam
tity.
+ SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 4.s0c; Powdered, 4.65e; Candy
Granulated. 165c: Fine. Fruit or Coarse Grann-
lated. 4.55c; Beet Granulated dC0-lb bags only.
4.35c; Confectioners' A, 4.55c; Magnolia A,
4,l5c; Extra C. 4.05c; Golden G. 3.a5c; d. 8. .e5c
Fl & E Crystal dominos. 1859; Tablets, half
bbls, 5.05c. boxes. 5.80c per III Barrels and
50-lb bags l0c. half-bbls 25c and boxes soc
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than 70 barrels or Its equivalent.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall-street stocks several points lower.
Copper stocks break sharply. Cotton lower
Local stocks and bonds continue quiet.
Wheat Barley and other grains inactive.
Hay, Beans and Feedstufs as previously quoted
Dried AProots and Peaches in active demand and firm
Fresh and Cured Meats in good supply and unchanged
Grain Bags in sharp demand, with paid
Potatoes and Onions in good demand and firm.
Poultry in liberal supply, quiet and weak
Transportation strike affecting Butter Cheese and Eggs
Arrivals OF Fresh Fruit show the effects of hot weather
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Hides. TuIlow. Wool and Hops.

HIDEs-Culls and brands sell about .lsQ1e
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers l3c:
medium. 12c: light 12c; Cow Hides. l2c for
Kip. l3c: salted Veal l31ke; Saited Calf i4c:
dry Hides. 22c; dry Kip. 20c; dry Calf. 24c;
Sheepskins shearlings. 20@40c each; short
Wool, 5oGT5c each medium, e0c1$l. 10; long
Wool, $1.25G2: Horse Hides. salt, s39s3.2 20 for
large and s2.75 Cor medium, s.. % for small and
pc for Joids Is dd5 eTse 9 alaes, e ar Sz2o Tor
small and zoe for Colts. Buckskins-Dry Mexi-
can, 35c: dry salted Mexican. 26c dry Central
American. 3TIsc Goatskins-Prime Angoras .
75c; extra large do. sl.25; large, zoe; medium
zoe: small, 35c.
TAILOW-No / rendered. 45Q4% in bbls;
Greese, 3G5tkc.
wooL-spring CIip-san Joaquin and South
eTn; y months l4glsc; Do DO months 1920;
zoe; Nevada, light, 20@2se; do, heavy, 1G615c
per ID.
HoPs-loq12c per ID for both 1905 and 1905.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The market for Dairy Produce retained the
frmness noted almost daily OF late, there being
an average local demand for all three articles
The transportation strike is still holding bach
shipments from coast points. aud has also
brought the export trade IN Butter and Cheese to
standstill. On the Exchange so half-boxe es
OF Creamery extra Butter were sold at l9c and
the top market rates were freely offered for
Eggs and Cheese.
Receipts were 600 lbs Butter, "a. 800 lbs
Cheese and 544 cases Eggs.
The official quotations, established by sales,
bids and offers the floor of the Dairy Ex-
change follows:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. I9c per ID,
firm; do hrsts. lsife. firm; seconds, l1c firm
packing stock. firm, at 16c for No. l and 15e for
No. ?.
CHEESE-California IT'S, 916c per ID.
firm; Young Americas lie Arm: Eastern stor-
age, 1910. steady: Western new, l5c, steady.
EGGS-Cslfornla fresh selected. Pie per
dozen. firm; frsts, 1ec, steady; seconds, ISc
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Nothing New on the Different Ex-
changes Yesterday.

Spring Valley Water was the active stock yes
terday and there were a large number Of sales.
generally small. at S21. 25@21. 20. an advance.
There were no sales Of Contra Costa Water. The
Sugars were all firm. with slight advances in
several. Sales Of bonds were light, being only
$50. 600.
The mining stocks continued devoid Of pro-
nounced feature The Comstocks ranged some
what lower, but the Southern NeTadas showed
little variation. Midway was ex-dividend OF &C.
Toe Bank Of Italy has declared semi annual
dividend to depositors at the rate of 36 per cent
on all deposits, payable July 2: Scandi1av ian
American Savings Bank. 3.B on term and 31s
per cent on ordinary deposits. July 2
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HAY md Feedatuar

There was nothing ia the Hay situation
yesterday. Receipts were light. being only IL
cars. Feedstuns showed no new fea lures
BRAN-Sl902i per ton.
NIDDLINGS-S2GG30 per ton.
SH0RTS-S2 .5oG 80 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolied Barley, 500. .506l23. 50 +.
Mixed Feed. s23024 0leake Meal in s,-ton lots
$3.50: jobbing. S3s per ton: Cocanut Cake
or Meal al mills. $23 IN 10 and S2a59 In Z Ton
lots 5obblng. So; Corn Mesl. s2Sa2s: Cracked
Corn. $2S-50GI 2950; Horse Beans. nomiasl:
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctI; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. $3.50: jobbIng. SEQ per ton:
Mealfalfa $500 in car lots and $50 in smaller
qnsnfifies.
HAY-GhoIce Wheat Si7@ls per ton: good
Wheat, $l54i6: other grades Wheat slaaIs:
Wheat aud oat. S120i9: Tame Oaf siOGi5.
Wild Oht. Sl0@l2; Alfalfa, $i09i2; stock
$7mS per ton.
STRaw-So@55c per bale.
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DRIED Fruit. and Raisin..

Local brokers contipue to report a good
demand for Fruits for future delivery, with
quota tions for Peaches and Apricots very stif
in spite of the abnormaliy high prices.
FRUITS-Apricots, future delivery, 15c per
10 asked: Peaches. fnture. Shd10cs Prunes.
4lS @5e for the four sizes, spot, and PA G2Stc
for future delivery.
RAISINS-I906 crop-Seeded, 4& acc; Loose
Muscatels, &c. 4tsc and sc for .. and
crown respectively; Seedless, SIC; Seedless
Sultanas zc; Thompson Seedless. sc for IN
bIeached ard SM11c for bleaehed; Imperial.
clusters. 6.crown. $3.50: Dehesa clusters s.
crown So; fancy clusters. 4-crown. $l.50 Lon
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Beans and seeds.

Pink Beans are attracting more attention, being
in improved demand for shipment Otherwise the
market is devoid of feature
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos s3s5G4: Pea. So 75
al; small White, S3.25Q845; large White,
s.. 1902 GO: Pink s1.75Gl.S5 Red. S3.35ll3 30:
Lime. 81. 40@4 so; Red Kidneys, s4@425
Blackeye s55oG575: Butter 81 25 per ct,
SEEDS-Brown Mustard s4.50@4T5; yell
low Mustard, $s.50Q3.T5; Flaxsee6, $250Gl3:
Canary. 69614c; Alfalfa. 12c; Rape, pa @3r:
Timothy. sc; Hemp 5@51ac per ID: Miliet 3@
31zc; Broom Corn Seed, s20G21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nies 81 50; Green Peas. s.. 20
G2.50 per ctl.
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GeneraI nrerehandise.

GRAIN BAGS-The market is very firm and
1oc has been paid, and some holders are now
coAI-welington. $50 per ton: View
Wellington. s7.5O; Seattle. Sc: BRYANT So.
Beaver Hi. IS. 30; Ros'yn, 81; Coos Bay S. 80.
Richmond, s.. 80; Cumberland Sl4 IN bulk ard
sl525 IN sacks: Camel 50 per ton; Coke. sil 80
@I3 per ton In bulk and Is in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. S350 per short ton
OIIS-Qnofati Ions are for barrels; for cases
add Sc: Linseed. &c per gallon for boiled and
zoe for raw; Castor Oil. in cases No. l. zoe:
boiled and 4se for raw: China Nnt casss csus Ut
7Sc per gallon: Cocoanut Oil. In barrels 80
for ceylon and 55c for Australian: extra bleaehed
winter Sperm OIL CSC; natural winter Sner,n
OIL. csc. extra bleached winter Whale OIL.
6oc: natural Whale Oil. 55c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil, soc; No, ] Lard Oil, zoe;
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Poultry.

This market continues literally supplied and
very quiet with undesirable stock which con-
stitutes the bulk OF the arrivals ct present
steadily accommodating. All receivers manifest a
Willingness TO coneede 10 buyers, but the latter
Indifferent and taking barely enough to
tide them over from day 10 day.
POlIfRf-Per dozen; liens, So96 for large
and So 5oQ450 for small; old Roosters So 80
as; young Roosters, S5. .50Q7; Fryers So 5od4;
large Broiers, $3G350; small Broilers, S2d
80: Pigeons 81. SQUADS 81 25
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sues to Efccf Tenant.

r. Shapiro brought suit in the Jus
tice Court yesterday TO eject B. Rosen-
berg from premises owned by Shapiro
at 2S02 California street. near Fillmore.
Shapiro claims that he rented the
premises TO Rosenberg by verbal
agreement some time ago at SIS a
month. but recently notified shapiro TO
vacate. which he has 50 far refused
TO do.
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Went Market.
DRESSED MEATS.

DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates per pound, from slaughterers
10 dealers as follows:
BEEF-5Ia @5s4c for Steers and 41aQ5c for
Cows.
VEAL-6@61sc for large and 7Gsc for small
MUTTON-SIae for Wethers and ~ use for
Ewes.
LAIBS-sn G9c.
DRESSED HOGS-o1k GIoc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock delivered in san Francisco. less 80 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, &c per Ib for no. / and Ga
6lke for No. .; Cows and Helfers. 5,1siGc: No
Cows, 5d5kc; thin Cows, 3@5c.
CALyES4@4he per 10 for light 4c for
medium and S5sc for heavy tgross weight io'
SHEEP-werhers. Aye per Id; Ewes. &c
fgross weight.
H0GS-i40 to 25o lbs, 6l5c per ID; i4o lbs
and under, exc; $50 lbs and over. &c; Bosrs
80 per cent; Stays, S0@40 per cent and sows'
10 per cent OF from above quotations.
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z T z IlI-sN-
10 10 u O'Clock Session
Flour and Farinaceous Good.

FLOUR-Calfornia Family Extras. 81 e-o8
$40. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 3065 1 "a.
Oregon and Washington So 50Q4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices tn uackages
are as follows: Graham Flour SO 25 per io0
lbs; Rye Flour, 1915; Rye Meal, $3.50: Rice
Flour. IS: Corn Meal. 81 70; extra Cream do.
Hominy S3.T5Q4; Buckwheat FIonr. 81 5oSi
z.75: Cracked Wheat, S8.75; Farina. $40:
Whole Wheat Flour, So. 80; Rolled Oats bbis
bbls.. $500; in sacks, s4.I0; Pearl Barley ss:
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 pounds. ~