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SLUMP IN BUILDING.
Report of Inspector Ashford for
Month of September.


There was big slump in building op-
erations in the District during the month
of September, according to the monthly
report of SnoWden Ashford. building In
spector OF the District. His report for
| that month showed that 1865 permits were
| issued for erection of buildings estimated
to cost $44611s. which aggregate is about
| one-half the estimated total for the pre-
vious month. This means a decrease In
building during September of s439. 57s.
When asked to express an opinion upon
the cause for this half million slump. Mr..
Ashford said the only explanation he
could offer was the unsettled condition NJ
labor. which, in his opinion, has had q
tendency to lessen the amount of build
ing work. This fact, he said, Is demon
strated In the monthly reports he has is
sued since the labor troubles became a
factor He explained that these influences
combined with the condition of cold
weather. which always curtails improve
ments at this season Of the year, would
further reduce building operations to
nominal condition until the opening of the
next season
Brick repairs and additions, which are
generally the most prominent factor in
the local building transactions, amounted
to only $43.567. which is a decrease of
$7,2S1 compared with the transactions
for September amounted to $50 600, which
is falling off of $177.600. compared with
August.
There were no large individual permits
issued during September, the largest one
being for a hotel to cost $4,000, and a
permit for an apartment house to cost
$4,000 was issued. There were thirteen
permits issued for the installa ton of ma
chinery estimated to cost $780, 900; one
permit for a telephone exchange to cost
10000; two permits for garages to cost
5000; one stable to cost $4,000; three
brick stores to cost $500, and one bank
to cost $4,000.
The following summary will show the
distribution of the improvements in the
various sections Of the city and county
and the value of the same:
New buildings - Northwest $119649:
southwest. $50; northeast, $780, lis: south
east. $1O,s10; county. s122,S3O; total,
1884, 314.
Repair - Northwest. s42.6 1928; south
west. $641; northeast. 6,15S; southeast,
s2,316; county, s110, 066; total, 1851 ,S04.
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Lost Opportunity.

ut isn't that" glugged the young off,
Ger. blowing his tear-choked nose dole
fully, but I was thinking II could only
ride beside Col. McSnort Cor some such
name) for those fifteen miles and view
him at the finish I'd consider 1t square
for all the snubs and such he's given me
and die happy besides
The great GilpinesQue pageant 10 sched-
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WAS AGAINST THE LAW
conductor on Electric Road Warned
Not to Blow Whistle

'onh Ihomas. conductor on the Wash
ihstoh. Alexandria and Mount Vernop
railway was before Judge Mullownv IN
the Police Court today. charged with nm
necessarily sounding the whistle upon the
car yesterday afternoon on D street north
west A policeman from the first precinct
station placed him under arrest shortly
a1ter the alleged violation of the law. and
IN court today the defendant stated that
ne was sounding the warning to a driver
car. e"u VI the
Inomas claimed he did not know that
ne was violating the police regulations NJ
me . tapltal City. and. after ching warned
not TO repeat the offense, was allowed 10
go after his personal bonds had bean
taken. "u UGH
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uled to leave Fort Myer this Afternoon
Five miles Of the distance will be done at
walk, five at a trot and five at a gallop
Rubbering by the idle and frivolous-mind-
ed is discouraged. A number of dear
friends of some of the addle-strange gen.
tlemen who will make the test ride today
applied to the War Department for per-
mission to go along with the bunch but
were told In croupy military tones that
there was distinctly nothing doing. OF
course the public highways are as free as
air and If the interest of the light-minded
in the "unequvocal" trotting to be done
today hasn't been dampened by this MORN
ings hard rain there'n probably be a
regular fleet Of equine craft on hand to
convoy the real people on their fifteen
mile journey.
Here They Areas in All.
Here are those who are expected to
take their places in the cavalcade this
afternoon:
Col. c. H. Whipple of the pay depart
ment, Col. H. P. McClain. adutant gel
eral: Lieut.. Col. G. RuhIen, quarter
| master: Lieut.. Col. s. 8. Leach, Corps of
Engineers: Lieut.. Col. J. B. Hickey. ad1u-
tant general: Lieut.. Col. T. W. N. Jones.
general staff: Lieut.. Col. T. L. Casey.
Corps Of Engineers: Lieut. Col T.. M.
Weaver. Coast Artillery: Lieut. Col. H. L.
Rogers, pay department.: Lieut.. Col A.
Todd general stan; Lieut.. Col. w. L.
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FISK, Corps Of Engineers: Maj ]. B. Por-
,er' Judge advocate generals department;
MAJ l. W. Littell. Querterraster's de-
partment; Maj. ]. C. Galbr aith, Inspector
general; Maj. w. H Hart subsistence
department.: Maj. NJ. W. Ireland, medical
de partment: Maj. M. G. Zalinski, quarter.
master master department; Maj, E. Russell. Signal
corps: Maj. T. H. Slavvens, quarter
masters department: Maj. G. e. pickett.
pay department.; Mai. L. NJ Brett. First
Cavalry "a. G. of N. G.. D. c.: Mai. p.
f. Straub. medical department: Mai O.
MONTGOMERY. ordnance department; Maj.
3 u. Sturgis. general staff; Mai. 7 p
Hoffer. ordnance department: Mai T r
Knight, auartermaster's department: Mai.
d. 8. Stanley. quartermaster's depart-
ment. and Maj. s. Cosby, Corps of Engi-
neerS.
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Early Hearing Impracticable.

The Northeastern Suburban Citizens
Association wants a hearing before the
board of Commissioners to advocate a
number OF street improvements in the ter
ritory represented by the association, but
this hearing. 1t Is stated, cannot be
granted until the Commissioners have
completed their considerable of the an
nual estimates to be submitted to the
next Congress, which work they have
been engaged at for several days
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y INC dogs did bark, the children
-. screamed.
Up flew the windows all,
And every soul cried out, We'll,
y fdone!',
AS loud as he could bawI "
Now let us sing long live the king,
And Gilpin, long liYe he:
AND when he next doth ride
abroad
May I be there to see,
From, the Diverting History o.
john Gllpin. : Illustrations cow,
right, 1906. by Robert Seayer.
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Under Grave CHARGE.

The Alexandria county authorities are
arranging to bring Annie Green, colored.
from New York, where she was arrested
yesterday, and have her arraigned upon
charge of having caused the death of
the one-year-old child of her sister. Grace
Daniels. Inspector Boardman received
notice Of the arrest last night. He COM
municated with Commonwealth Attor-
ney Crandal Mackey, and the latter said
York for the woman
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Extension Of Time Granted.

The Commissioners today. upon the rec
ommendation Of D. E. McComb, superin-
tendent Of sewers. granted E. G. Gummel.
Contractor for the sewer In Brightwood
avenue, an additional ten days In which
to complete his contract.
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The Erie Railroad Company has an.
nounced that T. Rumney. mechanical su
perintendent of that road. has been pro-
NOTED to the position of general mechan
ical superintendent, with office In New
York,
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Conductor w. F. Koontz of Fort Wayns
In freight wreck which occurred YES.
terday on the Pennsylvania railroad near
Bourbon. Ind. -'e'i
was killed and four other men int,,rod
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At the War Department this afternoon
an athletic young army officer. who would
rather ride horseback than eat. was noted
leaning on his elbows and weeping gently
into his desk blotter.
why. oh. why. do you do this?' kind
friend solicitously inquired. Have you
secret sorrow? Is your mother-in-law re-
covering from a strange Illness. TELL oh,
tell me of your troubles"
"Oh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h," moaned the athletic
young officer between choking sobs, ~
wus-wus- wus-wusn't ordered to t-t-t-take
that flfteen-mile test ride from Fort Myer
this afternoon"
But" urged the kind friend, misun-
Outstanding. everybody knows you can
ride. This Is a compliment, not an I'M
Just discrimination"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31

more; Castor OIL in cases, No. 1, 75c; Bakers
IA, cases. S1.2sq1 80: Lucol soc for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China Nut, cases. S5@90c per GAL
lon: Cocoanut OH in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and
55c for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL Csc: natural winter Sperm on 65c; natural
Whale Oil. Soc; extra winter strained Lard OIL,
S5c; No. Lard OIL. 6Sc: Pure Neatsfoot Oil.
zoe: Nc. l Neatsfoot Oil. 571kc: Herring Oil,
40c; Salmon Oil, 35c; boiled Fish Oil. 35c; Paint
Oil. 35c-
COAL OIL. GASOLINE ETC.-Water White
Coal Oil. from tank wagons 10@11c; special 90.
1215c; Pearl Oil. in cases. 17e; Astral. lic'
Star, lie: Extra Star. zoe: Elaine, 26c: Eocene.
lsc; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, i7%c, in cases 24c;
No l Engine Distillate, iron barrels or drums
Sc: No. do, 615c; cases. 6I5c more; Benzine'
in bulk l2lsc. in Ice; Sc degree Gasoline
in bulk Soc. in cases 36c
TURPENTINE-9S1a &c per gallon in cases ana
92l5c in drums and iron barrels
ROSIN tper $50 lbs gross)-F, S6.95; H, SI.oO'
l. $40: NJ. $500: " G.. Sc co.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. Sla "a &c
tity.
SUGAR-Tbe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash; Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.S0c: Powdered
1850; Candy Grsnulated. 465c; Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granuated. 4-55c: Beet Granulated 1OO-
10 bags only. 4-35c: Confectioners' A. 455c
Magnolia A. 4.15c: Extra c, 4.05c Golden q.
3e5e: ID. 3-s5c: III. & e. Crystal Dominoes, S-O3c
Tablets, half-bbls. 5.05c: boxes 5.30c per 10:
Barrels and 50-lb bags 1oc half-bbls 2bc and
boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades No
order taken for less than 10 barrels or its equiv
alent-
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puttcr. Cbec.e and Egg.

Butter furnished the feature OF the market for
Dairy Produce yesterday the price Of extras be-
ing forced down by liberal selling on the Ex-
change and the other grades following suit.
Trade on regular local account continued brisk
and orders for shipment TO outside points were
still numerous. but supplies proved too much for
the market 10 absorb and most receivers. being
anxious 10 keep their floors as clean possible
over Sunday. started a brisk selling movement
and were Obliged TO cut prices 70 place the
goods. FirstE 1c lower and all OF the
other grades declined i2c.
Extra EGGS were slightly higher on sales at
zoe. while all of the other grades were IN
changed. The general situation UNMARRIED.
what stock not taken for immediate use
was placed in storage. There was nothing new
in Cheese that department being steady 10 firm,
with the demand excellent
On the Exchange extra Butter sold at 30c, Bic
and 3llke. five 10-case lots changing hands and
twelve I0-case lots Of extra Eggs were sold,
lots at 20kc and the balance at 2oc.
Receipts Al 500 lbs Butter, 81 800 lbs
Cheese and 1888 cases Eggs.
The following were the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 3llzc per
10. steady: do frsts. Sic. steady; seconds, 30c.
steady; thirds 29e, steady; packing stock. nomi-
nal
CaEEsE-Fancy. California new fats, 1910
per ID. steady; frsts. 15c, steady; Young
Americas. fancy, l6ikc. firm; frsts. lac. firm;
Eastern storage. fancy. 171ac. firm.
EGGS-CalifOrnia fresh extras. 2055c per doz,
firm; frsts. 1910. firm; seconds. 19c, firm;
thirds. lse, firm; No. ! soiled 19c. nrm.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Good List of Bond Interest and Div1
dend Payments Announced

All quotations on the Stock and Bond Ex-
change stood about as before yesterday, with a
under the rule: Hawaiian Commercial and Su-
gar Company, CSC; Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company. 15c; Pacific
States Telegraph and Telephone, S1.50.
Prices for Comstock mining shares were ste. steady
upward as rule. Trading light
There was fair average business IN the
Southern NevadRs, with prices ranging firm and
closing quotations generally above those of Fri
day. A report that thousand Goldfeld miners
had cut loose from the /. W. W. and would re-
turn TO work impaired considerable strength te
the market
The Mercantile Trust Company viii pay a
semiannual dividend of per cent on Monday.
The California Title and Insurance Company
will pay a quarterly dividend of per cent on
The Tonopah Belmont Development Company
payable April l.
Champion Mining Company is paying a divi-
dend of 81 a share. making the third this year.
In 1906 the company paid S12 share in divl-
dends. and in 1905 SO.
The following bonds will pay interest on Mon
day:
Quarterly interest on s15e 600. 600 Government
fourS OF 1907. the total being S15,e59. $50, less
the amount on such of these bonds as may have
been redeemed in the last two months
Semiannual interest on s671. 600 of the 3 per
cents of Geary street Railroad. amounting TO
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company,
semiannual interest OF 2l2 per cent on 81, S4l,-
100, amounting TO S46,O2I.
Lake Tahoe Railway and Transportation
Company. semiannual interest on $500. 900 OF 3
per cents, amounting to 1880.
Los Angeles Railway Company. semiannual In
terest of 2l4 per cent on $4,000, 600, amounting
TO $I2, 500.
The semiannuaI interest Of 2is per cent on
the Los Angeles Lighting Company's two bond
issues of 81, 000. 900 and $1,000 000 amounting to
S62. 500.
Northern Railway Of California, 81, I51. 600 in
per cents. semisnnual interest of Sis. 725
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail
road Company, S150000 on its 100000 OF )
per cents.
San Jose and Santa Clara Railroad Company.
semiannual interest due its 81, 500, 600 in Az
per cents, amounting to $33. 100.
Southern Pacific of California Railroad Com
pany. semiannual interest OF per cent on It's
$5l16. 600 in 1912 bonds. aggregatlng S153. 4S0.
Southern Pacific Branch Railway. s3. .533, 600 In
per cents, on which the semiannual interest is
Sl05 $50.
United Railroads, SEC. 900 900 In per cents,
semiannual interest aggregating 100000.
Semiannual interest of per cent amounting
TO $4,000. viii be paid by the Omnibus Cable
Company on April 2.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future GraIn and ProvisIons

CHICAGO. March 30.-The wheat market to
dav ruled firm and higher throughout. The de-
pressing factor at the opening was liberal re
icpipts in the Northwest. rally on the day
rook place on reports Of bug damage from
The Southwest. As the session advanced the
reports Increased. and the market coutinued 70
gain in strength until the close. May opened al
20 a T5ssc sold between 7512 d76l5c and closed
Ht the highest point q axe higher.
The corn market displayed considerable
strength today. but largely in sympathy with the
wheat The announcement upon the board that
navigation viii shortly open also caused strength
in the market. Il being expected that many
large orders for shipment viii be placed as soon
as II Is known that boats are actually passing
Through the straits OF Mackinaw. The close
was firm. May opened q shade lower at 455kc,
sold between 455s a 461Sc and closed at 461<c.
The oats market fairly steady all day.
with fair amount Of trade. More selling pres
sure was exerted upon the more distant months
bur no declines followed. May opened at 425kc
sold between 42at a. 43c and closed ar 42Je d43c
Provisions opened firm on a strong hog market
Packers were good buyers early in the day. but
later a portion OF the advance lost on realiz-
1ng by local longs May pork and lard were Sc
higher and ribs 2is d5c M ar the close
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles- Open High. Low. Close.
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47,lOl pounds; cheese. s36 pounds; potatoes.
5l1 sacks, beans, % sacks.
Following jObhing prices:
EGGS-LOcal ranch. candled. 20c
BUTTER-Creamery extras, 81 A2c; creamery
hrsts. CSC; dairy. 25c.
CHEESE-NOrthern fresh. 19c; Northern stor-
age, l6c: Anchor, large, 20c: Anchor, Young
giles. I7dl9c; Eastern twins. I9c; Eastern ched-
dars, l60l6hc; Eastern longhorn, 2lc; Eastern
daisy. 2Oc. Swiss imported, &c, Swiss. dOnaes-
tic. 22c; Limburger, lsc.
POULTRY-Buying prices. live weight n
Broilers. lAG2 lbs. l6c; fryers. 214 @2ss lbs.
hens, 16c; roosters. Sc: turkeys heavy. l7e; tur-
keys light I4c: ducks. l6c: geese. l2c; squads
and pigeons. 81 50Ql-75 doE-
Selling prices, live, weighA lb-Hens, l5c'
young roosters, 16c; fryers, DC; broilers, 25ci
old ROSTERS. &c; turkeys. large leQl9c, small
l6dl7c; ducks. 15dl6c; geese, 15gl6c.
Selling prices, frozen dressed Eastern stock.
a lb-Hens, l6al7c: young roosters, 1910; Try
ers. I9c: broilers, 26c; turkeys, old toms p lzc.
ducks. 1Sc
POTATOES Ia ctll-Eastern Early Rose. S.. %
az so: Oregon, s.. %; Idaho So Colorado. s.:
Wisconsin. 81: Minnesota. 81; new stock 69fc;
sweet potatoes. yellOG. 50.
ONI0NS-Nevsda 81 so: Australian brown
Northern, Sl.25ll.5O: garlic, a@loe; Ghilis.
evaporated l3Wl3A2c, sun dried lo9lSt5c,
ground l2I5c. Mexican (bulk) l2i6dl3c.
BEANS "a ctD-Pink No. ], 50; Lima No. l,
81 75@5 Lady Washington No. ], $3: do small
white No ]. $50; blackeye. S5.50@6.5O; Gar
vanzas s. 5OQ6; lentils II 2As@l5c ID.
HONEY "a lbl-COmh. water white. l-lh
frames. I6c; light amber. l4c: comb, white.
~ @sc: extracted white. 6O-lb cans, nc; light
e0-1h
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Los Angelo. nfnrkefr

Los ANGELES. March 30.-Unusually heavy
receipts OF eggs and the unexpected letting 20
~ large reserve stocks IN the hope that the
Easter demand would cause general cleaning
up of the market were responsible FOR a drop OF
2c in the price of eggs this morning. II was
possible 70 get good article for less than that
and toward noon eggs were sold as low as lSc
Very few left IN the market. for many
dealers supplied themselves for all OF next
week believing that Mondays prices may be
higher
br0n the market today. Most OF Il came by
steamer, and the total amounted 70 z7.10i
pounds. reduction IN price may be expected
any day. both for the reason that the supply ex-
ceeds the demand and the further that
there r. q superabundance Of green feed and the
rresmeries win soon have all the milk they can
handle
Shipments OF potatoes 70 this market are
comparatively light because OF the fact that
better prices prevail IN the San Francisco mar
ket and several large shipments have been
diverted 70 that point Onions remain un-
rhanRed.
Produce recsipts-Eggs. 1913 cases; butter.
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the demand and with stocks in jobbers' hands
rapidly decreasing, the Potato market remained
very strong. with close elearances OF all de-
scriptions being readily effected at high rates.
One Of Eastern Burbsnks got In yesterday
aud was quickly closed out at advanced prices
The closing very firm for all table descrip-
lions. there being practically nothing remaining
In first hands New Potatoes were still onering
in small lots and sold at 5MSc per pound as to
size aud quality Onions continued TO md
prompt sale at firm prices fast as offered
Receipts of Asparagus were light. being ut
tie I'm excess OF 500 foxes. and the extra buying
for Sunday caused mother advance in prices.
all grades sharing in the advance Rhubarb was
ia excessive supply and weak. with poorly
packed lots selling well below the inside quota
tiol. There some liberal arrivals of Peas
from the south. but they arrived very late
and most Of them were rain-damaged anyhow
prices were low.
POTATOES (per ctll--Rirer Whites. 81. 75G5
>; Oregon Burbanls. 81 .90G250; Eastern Bur
banks. sl-T5d2; Garnet Chies. $3.50; Early
Rose. SI.T5.
0NIONS tper ctil-Oregon. 81 25@2.50.
NEGETABI ES-Asparagus, TG13c per III;
Rhubarb. TJcMS % per box Green Peas, 476c
per 10 for southern and l0dl21ac for bay: Toma-
toes. --; Ho;house cucumbers. 81 .50@z. .25 per
dozen; Garlic. Am4c per ID: Celery, s. per
crate: Cabbage. SI25Ml 30 per ctl. cauihower.
81 per dozen; Carrots. 15c per sack; Turnips. 81
d1.25 per sack: Marrowfat Squash. $3.50 per
ton; Hubbard Squash $35M4o per ton; Mush-
rooms, nominal.
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believes that the appropriation already made
will carry the Jetty 9C0O feet into the ocean
He Is puzzled 10 where 70 secure the neces-
sary rock Preliminary work will be begun at
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-31
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

TACOMA March 30-The Norway and Pa
cihc Fish Company has ordered a seventy-foot
cannery.
The barge Dashing Wave. already ffty-four
years old, is being converted into cold storage
vessel by the Pacific Cold Storage Company at a
cost of $4,000. She will be towed to st. MI
chael by the cold storage steamship Thompson
They will carry north supplies for the mpany' 5
cold storage plants the Yukon River
At Hoquiam yesterday Major Chittenden.
United States engineers. located the site for
jetty to be built by the Government on tine
north side of Grays Harbor. with the object OF
deepening the bar channel Major Chittenden
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Decfduous and Citrus Fruits

The fruit market only moderately active.
most buyers, anticipating a brisk demand for
Easter Sunday. had purchased freely on the
preceding day and were consequently we'll sup
piled. Prices for Oranges held up well and the
heavy arrivals OF the last few days pretty
well cleaned up, large and offsized fruit consti-
futng the bulk of the stock remaining unsold.
Lemons were firm and higher for ali grades
with stocks moving of better than for some lit
tie while back. There nothing 10 re-
port in the other fruits, except that Pineapples
offering again.
APPLES-s1 dl.T5 per box for Newtown Pip
pins and 81 az for red varieties.
PEARS-Winter Nellis. $l50@2 per box.
CITRUS FRDITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
S2.50@3.25 for fancy, Sl.50G2.50 for choice and
Sl.25alT5 for standards; Seedlings. Sl11 so;
Lemons. 50 .50G3 for fancy, 81 5062 for choice
and 81 Gl-25 for standards; Grape Fruit, 81. 25d
2T5 for seedless and $1.25@1.50 for common; I;
Lines nominal.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bansnas. SlG2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and seas for Central
American; Plneapples. S507 per dozen.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

WaLsteet Stock and Cotton Exchanges closed yesterday
Chicago Board of Trade closed next Tuesday.
Silver declined $50 Exchange rates unchanged
San Francisco Bank Cearngs continue to gain over ly
Wheat Barley and other grains as before quoted
Hay rather easier under liberal rail deliveries
All Feedstuifs firm. Not much variation in Beans
Potatoes Onions and Asparagus quick demand light supply
Poultry market weaker with decline expected
Butter lower. Eggs and Cheese steady to firm.
Fresh Fruits quiet, with retailers well supplied.
Cattle Sheep and Hogs unchanged.