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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-31

Horticulturists AMI fruit growers
have long known that grasses are iniu-
Ttoas TO youLs apple trees, but Il seems
tai they were wrong In attr!bu.ns
the injury 20 interference with tie air
- wAs4 and the food supply Of the
6>es- Carefully conducted eIpezs-
0Cn and observation 81 the wod burn
sapstmental fruit farm In England
have AAcvn however, that theSa -
some direct O. indirect pcn3uc, Of
grass growth that has an active poison
COS eject on the ry,ots ot the tress IL
b also srSgested tast the 80 called er.
hAcsttou Of the soil By certain plsnts
PREVENTING the subsequent growth II
StAE plants IN the same ground 1sy
Be dps sally 20 some poisonous prod.
Get hsft cy tire frst plants
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new pastry delights
ProntabI Poultry Bresds.

In answer to question from .
reader as to which is the best ~
around bi Nd OF chickens for laying
and market the Poultry Advocate
says: THE general purpose breeds an
the Plymouth Rocks. Wyandottes and
Rhode Island Reds. IL you hanoi
them properly you WI certainly -
pleased with any one OF them. TnA
Plymouth Rocks stand at the head n
q fancier's fowl, with tive WyandottSs
q close second. 1t does not matter
which variety OF these breeds you
choose. as that Is only q matter q
Feathers"
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-10-31

Letters T..tamentaFg, having been granted
Ia Elizabeth 4. Murphy. Of Woodstock, McHenry
County Illinois. upon 'he estate Of John J. Muir
phy, deceased. late of said Woodstock. and an or
der having been catered herein on the 6th day oil
October 1905 lunitug the time for creditors 10
present their clai inns against the said estate Tor
examination and allowance to six months from
and after the 9Th day Of October ls0s.
Notice is Hereby Given. That the said
County Court viii. on the FIRST Tuesday Of each
n,,nth Of the succeeding six months hereafter. at
regular terms Of County Court then to he held. at
10 O'Clock a. m. Of said days. Ht the Office Of the
County Judge. in the Court House. in the city Of
Superior. Wisconsin, receive. examine and adJust
all claims and demands Of every person agains.
the estate 81 said dcccascd.
Claims should be verified and filed before
the expiration " said six months.
Dated this 9Th day Of October. 1908
BY the Court:
L. S. LARSEE.
County judge.
oct 1871
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Notice Of Hearing

Soa to 81 Wisconsin,
Ina Comfy Court
Doug Ra County
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Matt Hanson
Docea scl st- Of the City of Superior Doug
b. 60 WiT
Notice is Hereby Given. That at a Regular
term Of the County Court to be held in and for
said County. at the County Judges office in the
Court House. in the City of Superior, Douglas
County Wisconsin on the lst day of December
1908, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day.
the following matter will be heard. considered
and acted upon by the Court:
The application Of Charles Wickstrom as
administrator Of the above estate fer the allow
Gncc Of his final account OF administration and
for distribution Of tho residue of said estate
among the parties entitled thereto. and for his
discharge rs such administrator.
Date. this 27th day Of October 1908.
By the Court,
L. s. LARSEN
County Judge.
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SotlCcto Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of John j. Murphy
deceased late Of Woodstock, hcHenry County
Illinois. In Probate.
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Application to Vacate
state Of Wisconsin, !
Douglas County. }

In the Matter Of the hpu!Ira- \
ton Of Mary sheridan. Tattic
mcNamara. Anna Kemp, John
Sheridan. Agnes Sheridan. Phil
Sheri1au and The Duluth. South
Shore ard Atlantic Railway Com !
pany. a Wisconsin Corporation. I
f1r the vacation Of q certain pint
k,ewn ~ sheridan Park. IN
Douglas County Wisconsin. he
ing the sout' East quarter SEQ
Of Section Eight ~ Township !
Forty eight CIN North. of Range ,
Thirteea 03, West, and recorded
In Book 4" Of Plats on page 50
in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds FOR Douglas County. Wis !
COusin.
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oct 10 81

Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office
Nausau, Wis. October 9Th. 10 X
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in
this Office by james Killoren, contestant. against
homestead cni ~ No 1885 made Dec.mbe 9Th.
sos FOR W SWi4 Section %. Township AN.
Range u W . by Argy l.. Pattsn Contest.y. in
which II ia alleged that Argy l.. Patten has Who'll
- abandoned said tract. that he has changed his
residence ther0from Tor more than six months
since m. rg said entry, that said tract is not
quircd by law. and that said tract has mover been
occupied nor cultivated 20 crops for oyoE one
year and II half by said Pntten said pnrts, are
hereby notified to appear respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation 1t 10 O'Clock n.
m on November goth 1905 before the Clerk Of
fee IN superior Wisconsin. land that final hear-
ing VIII be held at 10 O'Clock r. m on November
30th 1903 hcfprrI the Register and Receiver al
tho United Slatca Land Office in Wnuaau. VIZ.
conrp
The aatd con ostnnt having, in n proper aNdse
show that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice cannot be made, It ia hereby ore
dcrcd and direct ted that such notice hc green by
duo ,nd ,roscr publication.
JOHN W MILLER
I1"gisra,
II G McCRoeSEN,
0cs R-Now Rcco4Nns
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Eotcc is hereby Given That an application
has been made 70 the Circuit Court for Douglas
County. Wisconsin. by the pwucrr ard propriet-
or. Of the plat Of Sheridan Park. otherwise
known as the South East quarter SEQ Of Sec
ton Eight isl in Township Forty Eight AS)
North. Of Range Thirteen QD West. in Douglas
County Wisconsin, 10 vAcato the said plat Of
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for Douglas
County Wisconsin IN Volume "A" Of Piats at
page So and the said court has by its order set
the hearing Of such Application to vacatc said
plat. to be held at a Regular Term Of tho Cir
cult Court for Douglas County Wisconsin. in
the Court House in the City IF Superior. Doug
las County Wisconsin. on December T. 1905 at
the opening Of court on that day or as soon
thereafter as the parties can be heard. when all
iptcreated persons may appear and be heard
Dated September II. 1908.
Mary Sheridan.
Hattie Mcnamara.
Anna Kemp
John Sheridan.
Agnes Sheridan,
Phil Sheridan
Petitioners.
By MichacLs Bright.
Duluth. South Shore & ATTAIN their Attorney.
tic Railway Company.
BY Michael S Bright
It's Attorney.
Sept -, Nov. 7
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In the Matter 81 the Estate Of J. Freluric Bsars,
deceased. late Of Grand Rapids. Kent County,
Michigan In Probate"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 13Wal today evidence
fell dull which
attached sluggish The
heavy which almost inevitably the profoundly dull
withdraw gold London
which
New York London
completion advances
reflected
be troubles Paris
liquidation
York the selling the principal producers had
selling weeks
leader
Puan although fully
influences Railroad traffic officials reported there
disposition
complaints heard from of relapse
repressve speculative
by
wheat belt received The of the
Illinois Central circular the offering OF IS holdings
holders subject
Delaware and Hudson bond
mood of
of
which looked
Banks somewhat less inclined
which
ues influence the general list
Bonds
unchanged call
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Potatoes, Onions and vegetables

The stringency In the onion market was some
what relieved yesterday by the arrival Of car
al " rnst and carload Of the Ber-
muda seed variety from Texas. As the market
w.s practically pare at the close Of last week
the new arrivals came in opportunely and were
OF asparagus over Sunday we're increased to over
1000 boxes and the market was decidedly weak.
there being no outside business of any conse-
quence and very little buying canning ac-
count. The regular tradesmen bought freely at
prices ranging from &c to &c a pound. but after
tueir wants were supplied there heavy sur
plus uncared for, which had to be held over.
Peas, too, were In increased supply and weaker.
with &c pound full quotation for the cream
eral offerings. while potatoes met with a
fair sale at the old quotations. Green peppers
from Los Angeles were offering in small quarti-
ties and brought 40c pound. In the market for
old potatoes a few cars of choice Oregon Bur-
banks brought slight advance while general
offerings were dull and weak at the previously
quoted rates.
Potatoes-Lompoc Burbanks. s1@11o per ctl;
Oregon Burbanks, S5c0S1.05 per ctl: river
whites. 50090c per bag; early rose 81 500 80
per ctl: seed kinds. 75d30c per ctl; sweet pota-
per b.
Onions-Eastern red, So. .50@4 per ctl: Bermu-
das, $27o per crate; new green. 40050c per box
Observation-Disclosures. 512 Q6c per lb for ex-
ira. 4@bc for No. and 75c9$1.25 per box for
No. 2; tomatoes, Mexican. $l.50@2 per crate:
cucumbers.. 76c@$1. so per dozen; green peas. 2l5
@3c per ID; .rhubarb, $l@1.50 per box: garlic,
for small crates; cabbage 35@5Oc per ctl cauli-
flower. 50@s5c per dozen; carrots, 75c per sack:
turnfps, Toe per sack: marrowfat and Hubbard
squash. $15@20 per ton.
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rinancial OutIook for ApriI

Harris, Winthrop & Co. Of New York say:
Although foreign exchange is still considerably
below the gold export level we are fast
nearing the season when outward gold move
ment may be expected. European banks now
full Of gold and discount rates at foreign cen
ters are declining to basis which indicates
that no unusual inducement will be offered at
London or Paris to attract gold from this side.
will be sent out during April and May, but the
United States treasury Is in position where
IL may offer effective resistance should the out
now become really burdensome for the banks
here The banks will undoubtedly have to give
up about SIS oo0. 900 OF government deposits dur
ing the next six weeks, as the treasury is adopt
ing the wise policy of fortifying itself during
the season OF easy money, as to be able
to make emergency deposits in the periods
when the outflow Of harvesting funds exposes
the New York banks to heavy currency with
drawals. There Is nothing in the monetary
situation to afford the slightest uneasiness. and
1t may be that the efforts of the large banKs
to keep most of their. surplus funds employed
In call loans will make per cent the aver
age call rate during most OF the year"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
Butter, Cheese and Esgs

The best eggs were ic dozen lower yester-
day on sales under the call the exchange at
Zoe. Receipts not large might be ex-
pected at this time Of the year. but the market
Is literally supplied. the movement into
storage has practically ceased temporarily.
Receivers who had been active In keeping prices
up were on the selling side Of the market and
the decline was IN measure due TO their activ-
ity No. 1 soiled stock was le higher at Ice
a dozen.
Butter ruled frm. with most receivers holding
on to their surplus lots IN expectation OF ship
ping business to the north at the close OF the
lots in storage. figuring that the market would
not GO much lower during the storing season.
Cheese held firm In sympathy with butter.
Transactions on the exchange were confined to
eggs. the sales being as follows: 10 cases OF
extras at 1870, 20 at zoe and IS cases Of
seconds at 16c dozen
Receipts were $500 lbs butter, I.7oo lbs
cheese and 1.452 cases eggs.
The following are official quota tions as estab-
lished by sales bids and offers the floor OF
the dairy exchange Prices the street. while
governed By the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1hc TO &c higher. owing to the
various charges to be added:
Butter-Eresh creamery extras. 22c per ID.
steady; do frsts. 201ac. steady; do seconds. I9c.
do, 1Sc steady.
Cheese--Fancy California new Oats. 111sc per
lb, steady; do nrsts, l1c STEADY do seconds. 1oc.
steady: fancy new Young Americas, 1311c. frm J.;
do Arsts. lie. firm; fancy New York storage, lsc.
arm; Oregon do, lac, Arm.
fresh extras. zoe, Arm; do nrsts. FIVE. steady
do seconds, 161kc. steady; do thirdA 1bhc,
steady; No. 1 solled, Ice. frn; Ne. 2 do. 14c.
6rm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers weaker Call money low
Cotton has sharp decline of p to e points
Lever prices rule for all local mining stocks
Silver &c higher. Hongkong exchange shade lower
Sterling exchange higher New York unchanged.
chicago wheat lower. with weather generally favorable
Barley. oats and beans as before quoted.
Advance in hay calls in large arrivals Feedstufs firm.
Choice potatoes firm inferior weak Onions brisk demand
Poultry active and firm. Game dull and lower.
Indications OF rain render fresh fruits active.
Honey crop urgent need of further rains.
California compound lard higher.
English advices report dull wool market there
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
Best eggs lower Butter and cheese firm and unchanged
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General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bags. June-Jrly. Ga 4Gl65sc: SAX
Quentin. 61ac; wool bags, 42ls gaze fleece
Coai-Pennsyiva anthracite egg. SIG; Wei
lington $I2 per ton: New Wellington. Si2; COOi
baT $40: Australian hOuse-Richmond. etc. Sl2;
Cumberland S14 in bulk and $3.50 In sacks:
" eIsn anthracite. S13: eoSe, 81 per ton In bulk
and SIC in sacks; Rocky mountain. s11g12.
Oils-Quotaticns are for 0srrels Llnseed. 800
per gallon for boiled and sac FOR raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil. in cases. No. l. Toe; Bakers
AA. cases. s1.2SG1s0; lucol. soc Tor boiled and
4sc for raw; China nut. cases, 7s4s6c per gal
50G531sc for No. I and 4712 95lc for No. 2.
according to quality; extra oleached winter
natural whale oil. 55c; extra winter st-aiaed
lard oil. soc; No. lard OIL f5ei pure nsatsfoot
oil. Soc; No. ! nsatsfoot oil. toc; herring OIL
4oc; salmon oil. 35c; boiled fish oil. S0c' paint
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-water white; in
drums or iron bbls, lie; eases. 1sc' special do.
11Isc: pearl oil. in cases. 1e1ac; astral. 1stse;
eocene. Ie1Sc: red crown and motor gasoline
engine distillate. in iron bbls or drums. SC;
No. do 1e. cases &c more: Sc degree gaso-
bulk 1Oc. in cases 17Iac-
Turpentine-T4c per gallon in cases and SIC in
drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 pounds)-E. s6.25: +.
$500 G, $3.50 H., So -4o; /, S6-I0
Red and White Lead-Red lead, S15 d9c per
ID. according TO quality; white lead. SGtS1ec.
sugar-Ths Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash; standard gran
ulatsd tene or e0arse), 6.0Sc; fruit granqlated,
615e; crystal doninoes In cases. 945c; tablets in
half bbls. 6.55c tablets in bxs. 6-SOc; cubes and
A crushed. $500; powdered. 6.15c. candy gran
ulated 615e; confectionery A. 6-05c; mag
noia A, 5.65c; extra G, 5-55c; golden c. 5.45e; ID.
$3.50; extra fine granulated, 5.S5c; bbls and so
ID bags. 1Oc: half bbls 25c; boxes. soc more per
100 lbs for all grades. Monarch bar Is quoted
and above the prices for standard hne
(cane) granulated in 100 Ii bags follows:
Bags 100 lbs Soc; barrels. Soc; half barrels.
Use; 40 Id tins. cased. s.. 20; 35 10 tins eased.
81 20; 10 lb tins, cased, 10 In a case, 81. 50:
Id tins. In q case. 81 IS; 80 ID boxes. 81.
No orders taken for less than 75 barrels or ttS
equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, April l3.-Huttons wire saws.
1t Is perhaps needless to say that nearly every
one, including the bear element, was surprised
at the greater weakness which the cotton mar
ket ran Into after the opening today. The de-
cline started with loss OF 10 points from Sat
uroay's prices and after adding 10 more to 1t
during the second hour there was third break
shsrtly after l o'clock which carried the whole
list down about 30 points from Saturdays final
bids. There were no new developments in the
general situation over Sunday, either In the
south, Liverpool or New England TO cause this
disturbance. AS near we can figure it out It
was precipitated by certain large Wall street
interests who had taken very buliish position
on the market last Thursday and who had ac-
cumulated about $1,000 bales of cotton for con-
tract, chiefly in July and October, up to the
close Of the market Sa turday, decided that things
were not favorable enough for them to continue
their bullish position They started to sell out
on Liverpool, but that market proving too narrow
the selling was continued from the opening here
ana was not finished until prices had been forced
down to the full extent OF the 30 points men
toned. We still feel there is entirely too much
pessimism In the cotton goods trade, as well as
unduly depressed. On general principles the
market ought TO steady itself after such severe
decline and such heavy liquidation and short
selling as was witnessed today, but If everybody
s going to give 1t kick and refuse to lend it
any support the selling movement will have to
run its course.
The decline was caused by the bulls unloading
and very unfavorable reports from everywhere
and especially Philadelphia, Of depression In
the demand for cotton goods has been more than
offset by the increased reduction Of working time
as the mills. one after another, out of or
ders.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO, April 13.-Wheat opened strong be-
cause OF dry weather In parts Of Kansas and
Nebraska and small receipts in the northwest A
decrease of 1,03o 900 bushels in the visible sup
ply tended to sustain prices at moderate ad-
vance In the final hour, however, sentiment
became 6ear1sh on reports from the northwest
that seeding opera lions we're in full swing all
over the spring wheat country, The market
closed weak. May opened AQMc higher at
92s pm gS2$c, sold at 92Hc and then declined to
w l5c The close was ut 911sc.
Corn was strong for the greater part of the
day. May selling at 6s%c, new high mark for
the season. Light receipts and the strength Of
wheat We're the factors. Some weakness deve-
oped during the final hour because Of increased
country acceptanceS The close was easy. May
opened unchanged at 67H Q6Sc, advanced to
6S&c and then declined to 67%c. The close
was at 67Hc
Oats opened Arm along With wheat and corn
but weakened on favorable weather for seed
May opened hc higher at 52%c, sold up to 54c
and then declined to 531ac, where it closed.
PROVISIONS opened firm because of the strength
OF grain, but later weakened on u lOc decline In
live hogs and the easier tone Of wheat and corn
At the close May pork was OF 21ac, lard was
down loc and ribs were 5971ac lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Oman f4vh Low CJoae
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
THE STOCK MARKET
Both Comstocks and Southern Nevadas
Lower, Former Declining sharply

Both groups of mining stocks lower yes
terday, with two or three exceptions. The Com
stocks suffered a severe slump, Ophir closing the
day at 81. 20, against $3.50 Saturday; Mexi-
can at -37, against $1.52; Consolidated Virginia
At SEC, against soc. and down the list.
Exchequer was an exception. selling heavily at
the higher quotations OF 15@22c. Business in
this group the informal session was large.
The southern Nevadas were not particularly
active Mt their decline. though there were large
transactions In Great Bend and Great Bend An
mex Daisy closed the day at S1.3O. against
81. 80 on Saturday; Florence at 81 against s4.25;
Godneld Consolidated at S5.72. against S5.92.
and Great Bend at i5c, against sic. There
two opposite rumors floating abont concerning
Great Bend One is that good strike has
Just been made IN the 500 foot level. and the
other is that there is water in the mine and that
consequently there be strike. Any
how. something has caused a strong and active
market In this stock for some days.
Local securities the stock and bond ex-
change were dull with variations calling for
comment. Sierra railway of California
coupon Of s3 on i.s per cent bonds
The e. l. du Pont de Nemours powder COM
pany has declared q regular quarterly dividend
Of IL per cent on the preferred stock. payable
April 20. The declaration of dividend the
common stock will not come up until the next
quarterly meeting Of the directors on May 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
New York Grain and Produce

NcW IOHk Oruh0 ana fEOQuCc
% NEW os, YORK, April JSc J5SS;-TIour.Receipts,
slow, at unchanged quotations:
i5s. 900 bushels; Spot irregular: No. ? red eex !:
r,s.9 sis.stor nu1r. and S.eoH o b. aSas No;
wheat opened active. x@hc higher. and fur
ther advanced on dry weather reports. Later
the May option leading the decline The close
vas easy at SThe sh met met loss MAY lay es&
tember. closed e11sc.
Hides-Steady
wool-Firm.
Petroleum-Steady
susar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 3.92c;. cen
Refined steady.
Cofes-The market for coffee futures opened
points in response to steady European aa'n mar r.
kets There was heavy switching from near
70 late months, but otherwise no special ac
tivity. The market closed steady. net 5 points
lower to points higher, near months being
relatively easy. Sales were reported of 2o7 POS
September. 5.s5@5 .90c; December, 595@6c.
Spot coffee. quiet: No. Rio. &c; No. San
tos- sss 0shc. Mild coffee dull: cordova, rs.
Butter-Steady Creameries special. 2shc:
held common to specials. 21@2sc; western
tsgs. fsetery hrsts 2ic; imitation creamery rsts.
Cheese--weak. Full creams special. 15gc.
Eggs-Firmer Western frsts, 15@l6c; sec-
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market was prac-
ticaliy nominal in the absence OF business
Holders. however. show little disposition to
make concessions. Fancy are quoted at 1910
lie; choice. s11@9c: prime, 7A@7%c; COM
mon to fair. 5% @6Ec.
Pruhes--Are said to be steady on the coast.
but the local market shows Improvement.
Quotations range. from 4l.c to lac for Califor-
,,a Apricots.Are eno. In light demand with choice
fancy. aca24c. ~ ' -'S-'e'
Peaches-Are quiet, with choice quoted at
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, April 13.--Money on CALL easy
at 1h@l% per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent
closing bid. 1 u per cent; offered at 1& per cent
Time loans, quiet and Armer; 90 days 2h to
2& per cent; 80 days, per cent; six months
8& to per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, An as per cent
Sterling exchange, frm. with actual business in
hankers' bills at "a. 4.s6S5 "a. $500 for demand and
at 81. e445Q O.. $3.50 for 80 day bills.
Commercial bills, S4.s4A.
Bar silver, 54xc.
Mexican dollars, 47c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
steady.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
Northern Ruslnexs

anees $l26, 1865
balances $333 3S4
PORTLAND. April chickering's. 81, ,2s5. .s72;
balances, $1c9, 659.
SPOKANE, April l3-Clea rings s13e So1 !:
balances $50 6O7
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-14
ZEE Market in Nearby Countie.

HOLLIETER, April lS.-Eggs came In freely
today. the shipment being heavy and the
largest for 4 week. Prices are arm at 10 cents.
Packers are Offering cent under market quo
tations but are able to get only broken case
lots The prevailing cool weather is benehciaf
to the grain and hay crops.
SANTA ROSA, April 13.-Responding to the
falling OF OF a cent In San Frsncisco today. the
local prices dropped to IS cents for choice
eggs and 16 cents for seconds The supply 10
fog indications point to large receipts during the
week.
PETALUMA, April 1S.-The week opened
with 10 cents paid Tor eggs. There was q fair
delivery. Prospects Of rain with the last two
days fogU have created hopeful feeling
among the producers. though feedstun remains