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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-20
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

The present condition of the weather.
real estate agents say, IS unfavorable to
the realty market. Little trading is re-
ported in any section of the city and
what trading there is IS confined almost
entirely to the residence portions. Prices
retain a firm, steady level however, and
show no signs of a decrease.
The proper papers were filed in the
probate clerks office yesterday recordd-
ing the following transactions in local
real estate, in which amounts of $500 or
more were involved:
c. T. Manly to A. +. Inman, the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter
and the west half of the southwest quar-
ter; also the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section II, town
ship Is, south, range > west, the con
slderaton involved in the transaction be-
ing $780,
R. J. Arthur and wife to Saloma r
Sehuler lots Z and in block e, East
Woodawn, according to the map OF the
survey of the Walker Land company, the
consideration involved in the transaction
being $500.
Mary A. Smith and James NJ. Smith to
James II. Berry, part of the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of sec
tion Il. township Il, range west, the
consideration involved in the transaction
being $685..
Carl Steiner to Mae X. Hannah, GER
tain lot In block s4S, Birmingham, the
said lot fronting 67.54 feet on the west
line of Maplewood street and extending
back about 175 feet to an alley in the
rear the consideration involved in the
transaction being S173S. So
North Birmingham Land COMPANY to J.
H. Berry. property fronting 200 feet on
the north line of Seventh street and ex-
tending back 800 feet near First ave-
nue. being shown on the map of the
survey of the North Birmingham Land
company in North Birmingham the con-
sideration involved In the transaction be-
ing $500.
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MONEY Ioar'd saiarled people without
security; easJ payments. Union Discount
Co, e09 Brovn-Marx Bldg. 10-6-tf
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RATES-one cent n word "A days no
ad. taken for less than 10 cents for
6rst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order
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MUNET - LEND.

Real estat5 loans, %, Co. 80 days ana L
months. City Loan and Banking Co.,
LOG North 2ist street, Bell phone 24o
4-14-tf
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fONEY LOANED SALARlED PEOPLE
and others without security; cheapest
rates, easiest paymentg offices in sixty
principal citeE; save yourself money by
getting our terms hrst d. II. Tolman.
room IA. Watts bldg. zoos Third ave.
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BUsINEsS CHANGES
MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
100 acres mineral right, Cahaba coal
lands, Bib county, seams of coal,
$3.50 per acre.
Groom cottage on car line at West End;
lot 5Ox19O, at station, $21OO; terms one
half cash.
4-room house and two acres of land near
Powderly; price $500; terms to suit
Lot at Hyde Park, on car line.
FOR RENT.
1902 Avenue Is, 7-rooms and servants
house, $3.50.
L. G. PETTYJoHN.
Phones 1101 and 465. 1854 Third Ave.
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REAL ESTATE.
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CIVIL gervice examinations will soon be
held in every state. Full information
and questions recently used by the COM
mission free. Columbian Correspond
ence College, Washington, u. c. 12-16-5t
WANTED Collector, good straight sal
airy, place now open, Must give bond
and own wheel Fraternal workers,
bookkeepers, timekespers, hotel (white)
help. ASS Hood building.
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LOST. STRAYEO OR STOLEN.
-~--s-..~~ S>S~trsA~~->S~~~~~-.~y-
LIBERAL hEWAHD-Lost, strayed or
stolen, two mules from Woodlawn, on
December 10. Description: One mare
mule, age 10 years, dark brown, weighs
1000 pounds, collar sores, long bushy
tail. wore leather halter. One horse
mule, age 10 years, color dark brown.
buckshin breast and belly, trace marks,
weighs about $50 pounds. Return 10
2Ile Morris avenue Birmingham. Ball
phone 622; or Alabama Construction Co.
Admission, Ala. l2-2o-at
FOR sALE-Fffteen million feet virgin,
long leaf yellow pine timber; new mill
and equipments ON railroad, near
Georgianna, La B. F. Eborn, Brown
A.rx bldg.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

There was very little going On yeSrerday,
either on the exchange or among the commits
sion houses il Good Friday and col
lecrfon day as we'll Butter was reported steady
stocks accumuIatinz and the tone Of the mar
ket vistbly weakening. with q marked falling
on In shipping orders The receipts Of Eggs
We're very large. as usual and conditions in
that market remained unchanged Cheese was
steady and in good demand
There were No sales on the exchange The
Following bids and offers were made
Butter-For fresh extras zoe was bid. for
brstss 1sc bid. seconds. 1sc bid: No packing
stock. 11c bid; No. 2 do. Ice bid
Ezg<F0r fresh selected. 1sc was bid
Cneese-For fancy new fats Ike was bid
Receipts were 76. 400 lbs Butter, e.s00 lbs
Cheese and 1850 cases Eggs
SoteThe Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices established by sales. bids
and offers on the Exchange Prices for Butter
and Eggs On the street are governed BY the
Exchange quotations. but generally range about
iQll=c higher, owing 10 the miscellaneous
character OF the business
BUTTER - Fresh-Caiifornia extras 2Oc.
steady: firsss. 19c. steady; seconds. 1Slac.
steady: Eastern nominal; Eastern Ladies
Nominal Storage goods-Calif0rzia nominal:
Eastern. nominal Ladles-NoninaIs packing
stock, 1TIsc, steady
CHEESE = California fancy NEW. 12c
Young Americas fancy. 111sc hrm; hEsts
lO1sc steady seconds nominal EasIern-Nom-
fnal; Western, nominal Storage-CaIifornia
nominal. Young Americas. nominal. Eastern
fanc~- 1870. firm
EGGSFresh California selected 2oc steady;
thirds lac. steady: Eastern sfrsts. nominal
StoraE-NoEainal
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FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

0i-sfrect Stocks dull and materially changed.
Chicago Board OF Trade and Ne5v York Cotton Exehonge closed
HI EvoPean exchanges closed autI Tuesday.
IoHoP0h Stocks qniete bit steodier. Other Stocks d
Ezhange higher and much stronger S5er fraction frner
Local Grain market inGctfve and featweleSs.
Portland mails reduce Flour 1o@I5e- No change here
Hay and FeedstIffs o0Htpse firm and Beans steady
Butter Cheese and Eggs unchanged. Cured Meats dbl
Beef Mutton and Lamb declining. Hogs still keep nb
Dried Fr1t market Sh0UiHg frmHess every day
Ney Potatoes still declining Old Stock and Onions firm.
Poultry ereakeig nnder larger stocks Wid Pigeons arrHg
Oranges III good supply aid easy
Good BanaHds aid 14Pples SeLEng 7eeA
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cases. 1sc: ss-degree Gasoline IN hu-k- 25cs IN
cases 3ac
TURPENTINl9Sc per gallon II cases ard
SIC in drums and irc1 barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 50
size per ID, White Lead. sGS1zc. according 20
quantity
sI1GAR-The Western Sugar Refining Gem
pzuy quotes as follows. per 70. IN 10o-lo bags
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed 5-Socs
Powdered s 4H-- Candy Grarulatsd. 540c. DrT
T,rzaulased fire. $500. D-y Granulated. coarsc-
5soc. Fruit Granula.ec. 5-50c- Beet Grznuiztsd
fIOa-rb bags e1lyl, Sizes Confectionery A.
( -.0c. MarnoIia A. 4Soc: Extra c Sc
Golden C. 4 70c: d 4ecc. barrels. i0c more:
hzls barrels. PC more; boxes. 5oc morss 5o-l6
he7r.ys Soc. boxsz. 655c: 4 & z Crystal
TSo--linos. Ss0c per IN No order taken 1or
rs than ss-eaty-fve barrels o. its equivalent
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Deciauou. and Citrus Fruits.

There were 10 nav arrivals Of ORANGES yes
terday. but the market was amply suDBlied
and rather easy. though firm prices were still
being asked and obtained for the small and
medium sizss OF Navels- Big fruit continued
To drag and dealers experienced some ciI1cultS
IN eHectiug eiea-anees OF the largest sizes
Seedfess Grape Fruit and the upper grades OF
Lannon's ruled quite frra under a brisk de-
mand. while ordinary offerings OF both articles
were neglected and weak Bananas and hne
Apples continued 10 move on well at main
tafnsd prices Six chests Of Longworth Straw
berries came in from Pala Alto and sold AT
S111- 80 Der drawer. and two chests Of the
drawer.
APPLES .5oG2 Is per box for fancy and
$iGl % for ch6icc
CITRUS AND TROPICAL FRU-1Sor-
anges: Navels, 81 z593- 80 per box: Seedliazs
81 -25G2: Tangerines. 81 -5042. Lemons 81 25
E3; Grape Fruit, 81 .50d3 for seedIess and 81 25
G1.I5 for common, Mexican Lines. S4G5 uer
case. Bananas Hawaiian. s1GI.75 per bunch
Central American, x2GS per bunch. PineappIes
per dozen for Hawaiian and SS6I for
Mexican.
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Potatoes. onions and Vegetable.

Prices for new Potatoes continued TO tend
downward under liberal receipts, and oferfngs
had 10 be exceptionally fine 70 bring over e
per pound YESTERDAY The demand for old crop
tah1e goods continued brisk, and fancy stock
was closely cleaned up and very firm Onions
were firm and a newly arrived car Of choice
Oregon stock was closed out at the fiat rate
OF 81 IS Per cental-an advance
Asparagus was slightly hrmer under a
greatly improved demand and continued light
receipts The Gamers were Offering SC 0er
pound for No. stock and secured few lots
at the figure Bay Rhuharh was plentiful ard
easy. while large stock from the south was in
good request and quite steady The other veg
etables were without Quotabie change.
OTATOES-Rfver whites. 5Ol95c per sack:
Oregon Burbanks. s5cGsI. 3 per ctl: Garnet
Chiles 55cas1 per ctIs Early Rose. sIGI15
per ctl: small Oregon Seed. 65cG75c per ctI;
new Potatoes. 11kG2zc per Ib.
ONIoNS-Oregon. 81 -25G1 IS per cti. Aus
traiian. IS 50 per ctl; Green Onions. s59e0c
Per box
TABLES-Asparaguss 5Gshc per ID:
Rhuharb, 50dT5c Per box for bay and s1T1 -I5.
for southern: Green Peas. III 64c per ibs To-
rnatoes Mexican. 81 25Qz per box; Cucurn-
bers SIT2 per dozen. Cabbage, 81 25611 g ~zr
ctI. Carrots s1G1- rs per sack Garlic &c rer
10 Dried Peppers. 121s9l5c- per ID FOR sun
dried and 1SG20c for evaoorated-
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General MerchandI.e.

BAGAGraiR Bags. buyer June-JuIy, 7&a
7szc. san Quentin. &C. Wool Bags 30GS5e
small lots 2fl34c; Fleece Twfne. Tie
! COAI-weiIlngroa. $50 per ton. New Wei
HnZtou $780, Seattle, s6-5e. Bryant Sc 81
Beaver HilI IS 80. RosIyn. 81. Coos Bay IS so:
Richmond, s7-5e. Cumberland. s14 n bulk and
s1575 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracits Egg
sI4. Camel 50 per ton. Ccke. Sf1- -5o615 rsr
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks Rocky Mountsin
dissertations fs-5e Per short ton
OII.-Quotaticns are for barrels for cases
add &c: Linseed. 52e per gallon for beflsd and
soc for raw: Castor Oil in cases No Il 7Qc-
Bakers, "A cases. 81 20GI -. LucoI SOC for
bcfied and sc for raw. ChiEa Nut cases ESQ
7sc per gallon Coccanut OIL. in harrefs 5sc
for csyI0n and -5e for Anstralian. Extra
bleaches winter Sperm on. CSC natural winter
Sperm on sc. extra bleached winter Whale
oil. soc. natural Whale OIL. E5es extra winter
strained Lard OIL sec. No. L Lard OIL ooc.
pure Neatsfoot OIL T5c: No I Neatsf0ot on
57i.c. Herring OIL. 4Oc: Salmon OIL 34c. boiisd
Ffsh Oil SIC: raw Fish OIL. 35c. Paint Oil s5c
COAL OIL GASOLINE. ETc.-water White
Coal OIL in bulk. 1o1sc: Pearl OIL. in cases
17c. Astral. 17cs Star. 17e: Extra Star. ecr:
Elaine 26c: Eccene. 19c. Steve Gasoline IN
bulk 1e1ze; in cases. 25c: Aotcr Gasoline IN
bulk 161ze: IN cases. 25c, No l Engine Dis
tiYiate iron barrels or drums. Sc. Ne Do
sIsc: cases. 6zze more; Renzins- in halk I21se;
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaIsIn. and Honey

Fruits continue 10 show increasing frnness
Prunes are now beginning 10 feel the effect
OF the shortage in, the other Fruits and the
market shows signs OF advance 1t is said
that e9-IGs are cut OF growers and packers
exhausting them also The small sizes are
CONS erd 6o-7Gs in merchants hands are closely
sold up There are practically na Apples nor
Apricots LEFT and Peaches are stiff and ad-
vancing The market for everything was
rever stronger nor better cleaned I'd al thts
time es the year
One Of tie largest OF the Coast orune
Packers telegraphs hts representatives here
santa lara prunes on a iAc O. B. ba-
basis The same shipper asked Ice Z. O. B. for
snolss 1nrieots % and s,ac foT ece.ee Muir
FSUITS-Aprtcots. 1oG11c for Royals and
11G13c for Mecrparks. Peaches. SIC for
and l0diolac for fancy. PlGas. pItsed. 20
7i-c for Black. 1895 for Red and 7G9c for
Yellow Silver Prunss. 1886; Evaporaisd Ap-
for extra choice and 6pE65c for fancy; bulk
white. %. gao Fer ID: black Sz3L-e
PRUNEs-3a ats basis for the four siz-s
Cso-l0ol and 4ttc basis for the large and
small sizes
RAIsISs.F; b; FreSaO-chosce Seeded.
fancy SEEDED. ea6lsc: Standard loose Musca-
tels. Jd5lc. Standard seedless NuscateIs.
81 Q413es 2-crown London layer Raizirs.
2oS. 81 50 per box. 4-crown fancy clusters 21s.
SI.T5 per box. 5-erown Dehesa clusters. 50 per
box- 6-crown imperial clusters. 2os. s. 80 per
NUTsAlnonds: Nonparsils 14c: TX L.
12Aai3c; Ne Plus Ultra. 12aaGf5c. Drakes-
5Is6s1ac: Walnuts No / sofssseil I36i4c:
No. 2. s6i0c; No hardsheil. 2t26i315c. No.
2. slsGe1c Peanuts. eGIe for Eastern: Pc
HONEY-Cornb. 12l4 El5c for white and 100
lie for amber vater white extracted. 5AG
aawaiisn extrsctee I''g noruinsi7ncns r mere.
BEESWAA-2bQ29isc per ID
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Reerint. of Prodnce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Tonopahs Less Active, but Steadier-
Other stocks QuieI-

The only Thing new on the stock and Bcrd
Exchange Yesterday was some activity n q
small wav in Contra CcSez Water On the
morning session at somewhat over p-lcss
B,lsIresz in the Afternoon was almost ex-
clusfveIy confined 10 bonds. and even toSJ
were quiet.
The Cornstock mining SHARES showed GO
change worthy OF ncte There was con
rinued falling OF in business in the south
ern NevadaS but the feeling was srsac1er.
and some stocks recovered a portion OF ne
recently lost ground
The Ophi- Mining Company has rscs1Ee1
$14 500 10 in gold ccin prOceeos q ne
sale OF four railroad carloads OF arsr-ciass
ore
The following dividsnds viii b paid On
the 20th. California Powder No-ks. reza-
lar monthly ~ - cents. the Central Light
and Power Company regular monthly OF ,
cents the MartsI Power Company 3 regular
monthly OF l cent per share-
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods.

A wire from Portland yesterday reported q
decline Of 1BdI5e per bbl IN export Flour
1here was no change N this market A
northern miller reported the sale OF 5000 SKIS
q Flour in his territory for shipment 70 Eladi-
voszok
FLOUR-CalifornIa Family Extras, 81 TG0
). usual TERMS Bakers Extras. 81 6od 80;
Oregon. and Washington. 81 5el4 12s5 per b5I
for average and up 70 81 20 for the best brands
FARINACE0US GOODS-Pricss IN pack
ages are follows: Graham Flour. s.. 25 per
Ice lbs. Rye Flour. 1915: Rye Meal. $3.50;
Rice Flour. IS; Corn Meal, 81 IS; extra Cream
do. s375; Oat Meal, s4 51r4 rs, Oat Groats.
S4-75s Horniny. s5-T5a4. Buckwheat Flour,
$3.50. Cracked Wheat. S. 15s Farina. 81 80;
Whole Wheat Flour, s. 5Gs Rolled Oats. b5ls.
siaS. in sacks. 50. 5l47 49, Rolled Wheat. Ibis.
$4 80. in sacks 81 10: Pearl Barley. S6. Split
mounds
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HAY aud Fred,fuds-

There was q good deal OF Hay on the mar
kef yesterday morning and, IL came in IN
expectedly and the railroad was somewhzt con-
fused IN handling II, business was deranged
for the time being The general condition OF
the market, however. remained unchanged All
FsedsIufEs were quoted firm.
BRAN-sle 5ed2e-50 per ton.
SEORT@$2OG21 50 per ton
MTpDLING@ 5c129 80 per ton
FEEDSTUFFARolled BarIey S256e6; Oil
cake Meal in 5-toE lots. S3T. jobbing. s37.5
per ton: Cocoanut Cake or Neal at mills S23
In 10 and So. so IN ton lots; io5bing, So: :
Corn Neal ST 5c42ss Cracked Corn, S2Sa
2s 50. Mixed Feed s24G25. Horse Beans S503
40 per ton: Broom Corn Feed. S0c per ell;
CaIfaIfa Meal carload Icls. SD; tobhing S23 so
per tom Aeaifalfz 50 in car lots and S23 so
in smaller quantities
HAY-Wheat 81 SOC 50; wheat and Oat
sIa614. Oat. SeGIS- Volunteer Wild Oat sea
II. stable. 81 -506ss stock. s1Gs. Alfalfa
-5feIl1 50 per ton
STR AIE-lI.li 15-n Per hale
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wheat and other Grains.

wHEA-Yesterday was very tame on the
local grain exchange. II was the only I'M
portant e1cnange n II me woTId 1aIs open ana as
business enough 70 repay il for keeping open.
The brokers advances futures slightly. though
December fell hack in the afternoon The
cash grain remained undisturbed-
CASH WHEAT.
california Club sl-S5; California White
Australian. 81 i2.= al loWsT grades OF California
81 3IASil 81 Il; Northern Biusstern. s1321sdI 81;
NJ FCTURES
session 70 11-5U a m
Nav 81 .2sA sl-5ss sI.2ss sIasa
December - 292 I2sA I.2sA 1.9es
D m Session.
uav-No sales: 81 2sIs bid 81 2s1s asked
Decenber-Nc sales S1-2sss bid. s1-2s%. asked
BARLET-Cash grain sold again az 81 211<
but me attendance on Change was small and
business was very dull Futures were some
~---- CASH BARLEY
Feed. sL1eA Gi1sz4 for common and sl.2OG
l-2lz for good 70 ,s9s seho.ss; M REewing, si22lae
FUTURES
Session 10 u.3o 4. m
Besemeer.No I5ss sales. es2e bid. s7Ee asked.
D n Session
May-No sales: S11T bid
December-No sa1es: SIC bid. e7lsc asked.
oATS-Gocd Friday and collection day con
sUfrsi 70 cut down the attendance on Change
ana the market was Gull previous prices
fo- tair 10 COED and S127 4 a so for common
Black, 81 -234s i3T y. White. S1-55a1. 20: Sur
prise slsc59IIs Per cti.
CORN-Thsr eufy change yesterday was q
decline in snlzii round Yellow, which sold az
SI52h The market like that for the other
grams was tame and fearureieSs.
Western sacked. S4-zTiz Tor Yellow. $l.32iz9
Is Tor White ara SI-2odI Z2ls for Mixe1;
California large Yellow. 81 25f1.2TSz. small
round do s:Sfs27.S White $1ST1a Al. 40;
Egyptian, s.. aUaI Ak fer White and sl-25Q
! 80 for Brown
RYESL 411a 9L52L per ctl
BCCKWHEA1-S1. 50dJ1.75 per ctl-
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK April I3.-Clos- Prime 1s--
Car-le payer, 81 a. Per cent
-S-erli1E sLcEalEe- steady al decline ~
81 sse5E4s5 for 6eUsu6 snd sr 81 SIC
& $50 Tor sixty day bills
Posted rst-s. s. s2lsEz S, snd s. s5ae
1aumereisI 6als. s4-slssGz 8.
Ear silver ez-zC-
Mel-czE Gc-tErs 6fc
sfov6rnzenr boa6s- STEADY railrosd bsnas
-rreE-zE
sI5aev 81 caIiz steady Al as Per cent; ruIing
ra.e- @ - per cent. closinE bid, per cent
CLe-e1 Az cent
TUe leans easier 81 and - days sDd six
-lorLs uE- cent
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Beans and seeds.

Some handlers Of Beans are reporting the
market fr-n=r and more active while others
find trade still quiet Assorted cars continue
to 20 10 Eastern and Southwestern points in
quiet way Quotations remain as before
BEsNSzBayos. So 401 90: Pea So 1874:
Butter. $aG4 IS; small White. So log 50: large
White 50 2pd2 so; Pink. 81. 1oF7I 90. Red s3 Is
3.40: Limz. 81 4C44-4 40; Red Kidnsys. So IS
IA, BlsckeyeS. 81 e0G4- - Per etl: Horse Beans
sI-75I1s5
Mustard So 5o63-T5. F1axseed. 81 5oG3. Ca
nary ed6gkc- Alfalfa, 12c, Rape 2l-83c.
Timothy. SC: Hemp. 5G51sc per ID: Mfiler. 3
G3Ac. Broom Cbrn Seed. s2bG21 per ton
DRIED PEASrNflsss $1S5; Green Peas
50 1872 80 rper ctI
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Poultry and Game.

There were liberal arrivals Of Poultry frarr
domestic shipping points and & portion -
a car of western which arrived on the r,-es-ss
ing day. was still On hand The demand r.
ing less urgent than previously, the marker al
an ca sfer tone. and Hens. old Roostsrs s~,s n
Tsroflers and Ducks were quoted lower ----
Young Chickens ruled steady at the Old o,,rts- :
tons wild Pigeons arriving freelv frarr,
the southern part Of the State and are added
ID the Game list
POULTRY-Lfve Turkeys. nominal Geese
rer pair. S262 80: Gozlings. g 5OG3- r,,rks
S5G6 per dozen for old and ss69 fo-
young: Hens 81 5Of75- 80 for small and * "a 3,
as so for large: young Roosters. s7as. oId
Eoostsrs 1900, 1T FIysIs; sT S5g7 Broilers.
Pigeons 81 25G1 So Squads. s2d2 so -
GAME-Per dczsn-Hsre. 81 2s<7f So (-nttor
tail Rabbits 81. 1.50G2; Brush Rabbits xff71 55-
Grays Geese 81 50ES: White Geese s0c<5x7. /.
Brsnt. s1GI 70 for small and 81 for large
Wild Pigeons. 81 z5G1- 30.
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eastern and Foreign QuotatIOns scarce.

Vlrh the eToepzi1u q The Wan street stocks
there were rev quotations from Eastern g
foreign sources yesterday. Chicago and Ne~
Orleans closed. and New Orleans, ras
NeW York Cotton and Co1es exchanges ana
-le E1rcpesz e1cha1gss Wil lot reopen III
Tuesday TIE san FrEncisco Grain Exc1a-s-
vas 1pen yesterday, bur Z might as vel nave
-ee1 closed for al The business Il cid
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P-orixionx.

The Chicago holiday reflected IN this
market and trade dull AT unchanged prices.
Cured MEATS-Bacon. 12E I3c per ID for
teavy. zsI14c for light medium I4ts f7fz1ic
for light 1ec for extra light and 1TI5c
Tor sugar-cured. dry Salt Sides. HE. Bellies.
121c: Eastern sugar cured Hams. 144GI5c.
California Hans ltc; Mess Beef. $3.50 per
Pork SIT; extra clear. so: Mess. SI9: Pig
Pork. s23: Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked Beef lie
per ID.
LARD-TIerese quated ar 7c Per ID for
California compound. TAG for Eastern com
pound and lie for pure: half barrels. pure.
ike. lob tins. 114c: 5-lb tins. 11Ssc. BIB
tins 12c-
COTTOLENE-Ons half barrel sc three
half barrels STsc: one tferce So c. two IlerSzs.
S@c. tive tfercss. size per ID.
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Omaha
nnaua

OMAHA. Nebr.. April 13--CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts 1000: steady Native steers x4F7s q
COWS and heifers sSl4. 80: Western sre~yy
S. 5cG4 90: Gamers. 81 .50G3- 70: stockers ~
feeders s. 5oE4. 80: calves. $316 50, bulls
and stays. 81 1914 IS
HOGS Receipts, 5o99: shade TO SC hfrher
Heavy S6-57l5 46-42a: zntxed. IS q 5sf7s 80.
light Ss so1e 20: pigs, s5-5od6- 10: bulk of
sHEEP-Rscsipts. 5000; steady. Yesrlinss.
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F.a.teru Butter Nnrket.

NEW YORK April 13.-BUTTER-stea
Western factory common 70 finest 1915
Western creamery frsts. 16d17c-
CHEES &Steady unchanged
EGGS-Firm. Western hrstss 10c: do sec
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4ElE OOFEER STOCKS
ECo .ONt April iS--The market is quiet and
lnctiled 10 be strong, with special strength IN
Ing supply o1 this stock is becoming scarce
ana any attempt 10 buy a block advances
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WASHINGTON. April 15.-Today's s4s.a-
ulent CT the Treasury balances in the general
fund exclusive OF the $50. .091. 600 gold re-
serve shows. Available cash balance. sle0-
443 975. gold coin and bullion. SIS. 130 125 gold
certificates. S57. .sT4 .2eO.
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EASTERN LIvEsrock MARkET.
nfcn-o.

CHICAGO. April I3--CATTI-Receip..
1900; steady Cows and heifers 81 jftf75 y.
stocksrs and feeders. s.. 75Gz.7 70
HOGS-EeceIpts. eoo0; strOzE 70 Ioc higher
estimated tomorrow 10000 Mixed and butch
rough heavy Sc 2oz76- so: Light. Sc 35f5s- & g
pigs IS s56ss25; bulk Of sales. s6- 5016 60-
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: steady. Sheep 81 q
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Aprn 1s--cIearings. s1.551 .277:
balances, s39S. lis
PORTLAND. April 1s--clearings ssas 1ss:
balances $50 ea2
balances c-f-
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Bank CIearfngx.

NEW YORK Aprii l5--The following table.
compiled by BradStreet shows tha hens -Iss-.
ings al the principal cities for the week
ended April L with the percentage Of in
crease and decrease compared with rhe cor
responding week last year.