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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY co.
(STYYr

RAILWAY co.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"
With the most luxurious, best lighted and fss1s
est interurban cars In America.
THE NEW AND BEST WAY"
TO BALTIMORE. ANNAPOLIS AND GREAT
U. 8. NAVAL ACADEAY.
'ONLY Is MINUTES
From *white House Station (f5th and II ste.
NORTHEAST. Washington. to the heart Of tho
business. shopping hotel and theater districts d
Baltimore. and direct connection With oseey
"oNLY Is MINUrEs''
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT o. q
NAVAL ACADEMY.
reach the gate Of the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
mn ,9S and 81: a eaylng the s,esr tsr:
minutes, make direct connection with THROUGH
Limited Palace Cars. leaving White House Ste.
ton:
For Baltimore. every hour on the half hous
from $50 am. to II 80 pm. daily.
For Annapolis and u. &. Naval Academy. every
a aSE Sn s as hour an sSm :. and .nc IS ssq
daily. All OF these cars Will require transf90
at Naval Academy Junction.
any OF the Limited cars for Baltimoee and trans.
fesrinc At Naval Academy Junction. !.
Washington s e ss.e. owl o.: vas, soe.s .r'v.
To e. A s. Ns1:i a Ma; nsd 7,c u.u
car fare in the District Of Coiu1bs On tie iinSs
see and st., s' apply & se.s
s'': ne: T::s i tsisf s 3 sad;s::
General Trsfdfc Manager Baltimore Nd.
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1905 10th NV. 8 rooms. bath. SGT 50
"a Nv, 5rs. 4 b.. hot-watee heat. =. .$25 90
sic La. ave. NV, ( rooms, I'd Aoof. .4ie so
2s2 Brightwood ave. rooms and B.. .$io SO
55 Se DUNCAN St. n;e;: 1rus; and e...$is s. g
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 6O4 StA NV.
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THE BALTIMORE" 1882 BILTMoRE ST
n.w.-Three. four and Ave rooms and bath: all
outside rooms. open to light and air: beautiful
view over the Rock Creek valley; rentals from
SIS to $45 per month SlMPSON-SUIIIVAN
CO., 140S q st. NV. uye-w,t a,tu, ii, sa,6t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


FOR RENT
MOORE HILL dsc.h
Apartnents With Heat.
The Don Carlos. 2oo7 st. NV electric
!isnt and ele,.tor. station.rY ..sr'ssssscs
s ess shower bath: rooms and esfs' Hsat'
The Prince George. 1919 sots It.. - seor.
rooms and bath. $3.50.
-, n, M. Mcleod; Ito =. IA S:,s , sss
r: s ess w.; i' 81 go You Nv. No. .
The Stanton. l2s c st. ne. 8 rooms and
bath. $500.
Tie Naples. 7is 18th st.. NV. No 4.
s rnons and bath, electric elevator. cafe -
basement: no dark rooms. and telephone Il.
each apartment; $3.50.
The Naples. It's 10th st.. NV. No. ~.
rooms and bath eIest{ie eis', .,.,s care IL
each apartment: $500.
The Naples. No. "a. sr. and b.. $3.50.
II. w...r.s: so3s 10Th =. M m. bs cant,
The CheIses. I'd and E SITS. Sc. : rooms
and bsth; all outside rooms. Rent. $z7.So.
Also the soIe~iae heated apartments.
1921 Mt Pleasant ST.. 4r. and p go e g
sss q 81. NV: ) room: .sa s.ta. IS. ~ e e
and bath. ~. 90 w. ~. y
~ i2 a., Si' :,s s. Nv. Sd door. rooms
1913 = g; nv. second soor. rooms
al. as,s s. 3; s. NV ta''@ ''eF' rooms and
~, 1,ss !, si & place. 5 rooms and bath. "a
'''' aSRS S ,o S9;i, Is; ,tn seeF $500.
1883 G st. NV.
Apartments without Heat.
H. H. i Ir,,D.E st.. Dr. g. .,S %
1922 9th nv. LIST door. 81. and b.. !. S27 50
5sis 81 e w. ist a sss sr: and b:
IS FL F.: =: :;s ~. a. = -, * 81 g
1879 T nv. LIST T.. 81. and b: ....;.: .!2.5 g
aees F.; ave ew. "a a. =. and b. ~ g
2so. \ It. nv. ) rooms and bath. $50
1928 Of. Nv. ist d.. 81. and b. $is. 50
~ no,s st; me- rooms and BATH sis.si
is1s Tenn nanc. Az NE - and ana j. tis
MOORE 1 HILL dne.).
1888 6 ct. NV.
70 sUBIET4 DESIRABLE ROOMS AND
bath; special rental until October 1. 30a. the
Virginia. 212o ut. NV. my16-2t'
70 ZET-BY THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY.
. sElT6 b Tss; s 6oto TMsf fbSA rs:
FIVE so6M ssssdf' BATH. ae.'.%snss
private rear poreSss; every eonvenienee: steam
'; ss TIT st. st. S sse.' AZ
INT ST nj Aatk
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The Naples. 7lS 18th Ut. NV. No u.
rn0ns and BATH electric elevator. care u
basement: no dark rooms. and telephone II
each apartment: $50. 80.
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The Melvood. ITO q. nv, . reomi
and bath: all outside rooms Rest, ~.
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light and elevator. statiousfy 1elfieeratos
sae shower bssA: S rooms and ests. hsat.
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The Prince Geeeee. 1913 S0th IT.. - aoof.
. rooms and bath, So so.
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TRUNKS REPAIRED

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED
at short notice; all mail orders promptly AZ
tended to. G. O.. I.ANGLOTZ. sos X St NV
OPP Library. 10 years experience. mh3o.90t
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The Stanton. l2s C ct. ne. g rooms and
bath. $3.50
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The Gesevs, 18th and You s.w. No. =.
rooms and bath. $3.50.
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The Naples, It's 10th st.. NV. No. II.
8 rooms and bath. electric elevator, cafe In
basement; no dark roos6s, and telephone In
each apartment: $500.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

d1 A6A0GNxS ~ LII.
IN TIE 4hhESs sEatTlEu Eo Ms sasnp
FOUR so6 SSEf ts SSF si xAsAs STEAM u.Ar.
rvrH ss, sGS $f =. < 81; $S?s.pE ROOM
'Af1T EBEn% %k sH4 Gxw 10Y lso aHFG g.
FOR a m5TIoRF HoTsEKT LINZ 1rE EIAT
sEpAaA7E esIi.aR H AID 1ARD.
NORTH 7sv SHE s 81 w II e:l1i, ST.
Between nth and 18Th SITS. NV.
Gcnvenlens to car lines.
1rrb IL shnEEc 7 h EsTAIs, 1903 ST.
70 sUBLET-ELEGANT FRONT FLAT.
N TH reo% Roc eaa Scta,
. hEST oS 80 y FEE 3, MOTIF %SSFh.
LiEsE Ss : II sAw W. 1855 a F ST.
my16-ot
APARTMENTs FOR Rent
IN THE i4 hs1 6HkP,N 81 DENVER
bSPs Il EysFf SshysHs
HIGH And HEALTHY LOCATION.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
. 2, : and 4 rooms. reception hall.
s i ;fsa * H2 K ,so SGs's sr
my1sot
Oats equipped for light housekeeping; fuel and
illuminating ga. included; ami; 9ppsss::t'
FOR REST-Two FLATS. ALL 1EwET FIT
az soSs s" i,:s IT. s''s s. over
FOR REST-s5o courtroom AND BATH
<or aMd
ali al outside s rooms siis-si15 iath st. nv.
my16-f
FoR RENT-CHoIcE APARTMENTs IN TIE
r9ToMac $3.50 zpG>s ST. con "A AND y, ROOMS
BRADLEY. 1913 ST. my16-7t
FOR RENT-TELEPHoNE MAIN 700
31os In In St st. nv. sr p front front 90
Steam heat and janitres IS service Apply to
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 525 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-TWo VERY DESIRABLE APART:
he ca9w e " s 81 sasSf 'i iss, .v.
FOR RENT-To PHYSICIANS CoL0RED TEN
lain tub; in the northwest: sl5. cAYwooD L
KENEsAW APARTMENT HOUSE.
few choice apartments: ali outside rooms:
0reproof excellent cafe In BUILDING; moderAte
rates.
Apply at o4ice Or to
T. A. HARDING co. t1nc.l. Agt.
myl6 II, ~. 20&23 1922 G. ut. NV.
FOR REST-COLORED-APAR IN THE
Hardwood. cor. OF Sd and Oak sts.; SIG and
$lS per month.
my16-3t CHAs. =. BANES. 1921 r at.
FOR RENT
1910 9th NV. Dr., b. (coruer). $500
1880 Church NV. 5r., b. (colored). ...... 2690
2131 Newport pl. NV. 5r.. b. (colored)... 1880
1929 ne. 5r., b. lcoloredl. .......... 1880
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co. Inc.).
my16-3ts 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
THE HRUNsWICK. FRANKLIN PARH-A
beautiful apartment Of four rooms and bath
for suitcase: price. $3.50 per mouth. Apply
to superintendent or to
SwARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEI CO..
my1B-sa, tn. tn IT TT 18th IT. NV.
FOR RWNr-Gr0VT n WAlHFAY
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TO SUBLET- DESIRABLE ROOMS AND
bath: special rental until October !. 303. the
Virginia. 2l2O G Ut. NV. my162ts
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Fine cottage IN Tskoma Park; rooms and
bath: furnace, range. cellar, sewer and about
1900 square feet Of ground with stable. A
small cash payment and the balance can be ar
ranged IN suitable monthly payments to suit.
CLEVELAND PARK.
4 fine detached S-room cottage: hot-water
heat porches: Newark ut. near car line: price
$1,000. Also new s-room cottages on Macomb
st.: heated with furnace: range; electric light;
price, SC, 900.
Fine 11-room brick house near Washington
Circle: hot-water heat; range; all mod imps. !;
bay windows front and rear; will be sold cheap
to quick purchaser.
Apply to
EbWD. S. wEScOTT, 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
rny143f
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALEGARRETT PARK. ND; NEAR RI
station: = very desirable home. With ample pie
grounds st.. easy e III e1ehs?Ee fGE
son. sl2 18th It. NV. myi5-st
FOR sALE-AT BErFWDA. Nd: on HEc-
trio R.R.: new Groom dwelling: nj: ennven-
ientIy located: a. e. Shoemaker: q. 9xs ss
FOR sALg-A ..BANG-UP' HOME PROPOSE
''0' " ooe'' o oSLY $500.
A corner; s-ronm house. with hot-water heat;
e'ee'''s Mo o6aai ii hill anc,. 1893 st. nv.
FOR sALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME II
&c ea asa1f # 1s,, 1902 o.
snd Gesns so% for So month
year MOORE & HILL dDe.). 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER-A DETACHED HOUSE
car lias II. pr s good ss
large yard and Porches Price, $4,000 Easy
terms: Apply 1910 9 nv myl5-st.
FOR sALEsEVERAL sIx-ROoM HOUSES;
.RrHiuR CARR. Aysts.,,iie. Nd. myi5-st:
FOR sAI.E-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY HOME
Suburban 81 residence modem bath; steam heat;
chard. lawns: steam and trolley roads; advan-
taseous situation and Al construction. w. r.
CHOATE. Owner. Dept. Commerce and Labor.
my15-2ts
FOR SALE-ON ROMANTIC CEDAR DRIVE
way. two beautiful building places; lawn. en-.
eMHsTrf ssss qsef walk a my4st.
For SALLY ACRE ON CONN. AVE. D. c..
near Chevy Chase. covered with hne oak trees;
also nne suburban residence near Chevy Chase
cars. p. G.: 11r.. baths. ami: Y acre:
fruit, shade, porches; magnificent view. Price.
5000 This 10 %. 900 less than same amount
Of ground alone would cost Z mile farther out.
House worth over 5000. J. A. FINCH.
Grant road, d. g. Tel Oh. Ch. FAX.
myi4S0t
FOR ALE-$5.5o0-CHEVY CHASE SECTION
We'll built s-rocm cottage on . corner near
Conn. ave. car line: Z. 200 feet Of ground; house
heated BY hot water. For furthe. particulars
consult
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
my1]-6t 73S 10Th ct. NV.
FOR SALE
Fine cottage in Takoma Park; rooms and
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MOORE Z HILL ffHc.l
1893 G Ut. Nv.
Apartments With Heat.
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FOR RENT-MODERN APARTMENTS.
ALL SECTIONS.
"HuntinKton." 27lB 18th Of. NV.
No. -: 5 rooms and bath: In good condition.
No. Z: rooms and bath.
No. 81: rooms and bath: very attractive:
"Cheltenham." l706 U st. NV.
No. 2. rooms and bath. all outside rooms.
dne porch.
'.Wilson." l4th and Harvard sts
and rooms and bath; all outside rooms
moderate rent.
These and many other desirable apartments
for rent for less than yearly term; very con-
venIent. accessible to cars.
A. r. FOX CO.. Established 1875.
The Realty Corner." 18th at n. Y. ave-
my2-sa .tuth.tf
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TO LET-THE DUPONT. CONN. AVE. 2oIH
large rooms bath: excellent condition; large
porch: southern exposure: reasonable rent
THE f. H. SMITH COMPANY,
BOND BUILDING. 14O6 \. Z. AVE.
mr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK July 2 added weight of sales had to be borne by
The market ompored itself on the whole keep
committed OF
showing good digestion OF the selling and excellent ecuPerve
disposed take profits on the use already achieved and another
watchfu joined selling
the short side and offered down attack the long position The
healthy
of the short made Reading
general
the validity
Hepburn
such
weeks and the shops replace
chilling bond divisions
supplies of offerings
bond
Of the shift OF the favor of the interior The
the
keeping the supply OF New York bank cash
Bonds irregular value $47O0
bonds unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Butter Chee.e and EGGS

As expected at this time Of the year the
trend Of the egg market Is upward, and aithOugn
some receivers think that the market Is ad-
vancing too fast in view OF the duilnesS OF traue
a majority OF handlers consider the rising prices
as merely seasonal and justified by market con-
ditons. Receipts OF California eggs are SLOWLY
but perceptibly decreasing. and with the proper
tion Of extras in the receipts becoming smaller
right along the diferentlaI between prices or
that and the other grades is increasing. Extras
went to 2512c yesterday, an advance OF lie over
the previous quotation.
Butter continues to arrive freely from various
sections and is coming into dull and lstleSS
market. The movement OF extras into storage
continues free, nearly all receivers being obliged
to store more or less every day. The quotations
have not changed In several days. Cheese, too,
is plentiful and weak.
On the exchange yesterday 10 cases of first
butter were sold at 2lc a pound. and 80 cases OF
extra eggs changed hands, 10 going at 2Sc and 20
at % 12c dozen.
Receipts were 80 600 lbs butter, Is, 100 lbs
cheese and 1880 cases eggs.
The Following are official quotations estab-
llshed by sales, bids and offers on the door OF
the dairy exchange. Prices In the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 12c TO &c higher, owing to the vari-
GUS charges TO be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 221ac per 10,
steady; do nrsts, PIC. steady; do seconds, 2O12c.
steady; do thirds. zoe. steady; packing stock,
steady at 191ac for No. 1 and 1S12c for No. ..
Cheese-CalifOrnia: Fancy fats. 101ac per 10,
nrm; do hrsts, 1Oc. firm; do seconds. 912c. firm I;
fancy Young Americas, 13hc weak; do hrsts,
13c. weak Oregon: Fancy fats. 12c. Arm;
fancy Young Americas. 1411c. weak.
Eggs (per dozen, cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras. 2515c. steady; do hrsts, &3c.
steady; do seconds, 1910, steady; do thirds, 17c,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Eastern Livestock Market

OMAHA
OMAHA. July -Cattle-Receipts. 200;
S4.4ocGI1o; cows and heifers 81. %; west
ern steers. $3.50@5.50; Texas steers, $3@415;
range "a g COWS and heifers, $2.5o@425; Gamers,
Sl;Io@2I5i stockers and feeders, 81 1904. 20;
caves, S2to@5.75 bulls and stags $25Otq 90.
>, hogs-hecelpts, 1880; market &c lower
Heavy, $6N13 @6.45; mixed. $6.25@62I1a !:
g' Ilgnt' $6.2o96211a; pigs, $5.50Q6.10; bulk of
sheep-Receipts. $500; market 15@25c lower.
~ earrings $4.o0@5.10; wethers, STAT 80; ewes,
%o.Zo9640; lambs, $5.T5@6.65.
90 KANSAS CITY, July 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
u, 200. Including 1000 southerns. Market steady
10 strong. Native steers. $5G7 so; native cows
ana heifers, $2@6; stockers and feeders S3q
sou; puiis, 81 4044; calves, $3.oOQG; western
steers, 3;I5@5.7o; western cows, $3@5.25:
Hogs-Receipts. u. 600; market &c lower.
bulk OF sales, S6.35@650; heavy. 5000 800; ;
packers and butchers, $635@6.55; light, $6.259
t. 40; pigs S5.25@5.75.
,,t Sthteep-Receipts, W, 900; market 10c lower
wethers, So. 15@435: fed ewes, S3.25@4.20.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July Acknowledgements, 900;
market strong to shade higher. Beeyes, 81. 80
al so; Texans, S370@5.70; westerns. $4,000
go stockers and feeders, $2.9094.70; cows,
S2:l0@6; calves. $5@6.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 13, 900; market 5410c lower.
Lights, $6G6.65: mixed. s6;10@675; heavy,
$6.l0@6l5; rough, $6.10G640: pigs. $5.15q6;
good to choice heavy, $6.40G675; bulk of sales,
Sheep-Receipts, Is, 900; market shade lower.
Natives 81. 45@4. so; westerns, 81 1904. co. year.
lfngs. S2.40@570; lambs, natives, $450@6 6.65 I;
westerns, $4.25 @6.70
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisions


CHICAGO. July 21.-Dullness prevailed in the
wheat pit almost all day, but sentiment was in
clined to be bullsh. Commission houses and
shorts were moderate bidders and offerings came
chiefly from holders A report from a local
crop expert who is travelling in western
Canada. which claimed that the wheat crop
there had been greatly overestimated, was the
chief source of strength early in the day. The
market was further strengthened by reports
from South Dakota claiming that the crop in
that section is beginning to show the effects
of the recent prolonged drouth. Other factors
that tended to stimulate demand were firm
cables. light acceptances from the country and
an active demand for cash wheat at the prin-
eipal grain centers of this country. The close
was firm. September opened unchanged at 9O5sc
sold at 901a G90Asc and then advanced to gi15n
91ase. The close 9IAc. CIearances OF
wheat and -four equal to 112 700 bushels
The corn market was rather weak all day on
selling by commission houses and pit traders.
due to ideal weather conditions for growing
crops The market closed easy. September
opened 1sc lower at 75Ac, sold at 75Ac-nnd
then declined to T5he. The close was at 75ISc
Oats were quiet but firm. The close was
strong. September opened unchanged at 427Sc
advanced TO 44c and closed at 435s 044c
Provisions were rather, weak at the start but
developed decided strength in the last part of
the day and closed strong. At the close Sep
tember pork was up 2215c at S15.S21s, lard was
lia@l0c higher at S9.35@9.3712 and ribs were
10c higher at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

With receipts steadily increasing. prices for
most descriptions of miscellaneous vegetables are
weakening and every day il is becoming more
difficult TO effect clearances. Yesterdays ar
rivals of summer squash and tomatoes from the
river. besides being heavy. came to hand late.
which -necessitated quick sales and consequently
lower prices. Cucumbers from the river were
also weak at S1.25@1.50 a box, while bay lots
sold up to S1.15 and ruled firm at that figure in
the early trade. The demand foz green corn was
less urgent than before and prices settled lit
tle though receipts were smaller than on the
preceding day. String and WAX beans were sud
denly scarce, a result of scorching weather in
the country, but prices showed little improve
ment, as the demand was light. Peppers, green
okra and egg plant were plentiful and cheap.
while the few boxes of asparagus that came in
found quick sale at stin prices. Potatoes aud
onions remained dull and prices for ordinary Of
ferings were weak, while fancy stock was barely
steady
Potatoes (per etI-New white, $1M1 % for
good to choice and 65@90c for poor; early rose,
75ds5c
onions-New red. 6O@e5c per sack; new yel-
low. T0@s5c per ctl.
Vegetables-Green corn, 81. .25G2 % per sack
tomatoes, 30M50c for small and 75c6SI. .25 for
large boxes; cucumbers, 50@65c for small and
$125@l.75 for large boxes; green peas, 81 "a
1.T5 per sack; string and wax beans. 36l6c per
lb: lima beans. 4@5c per lb; summer squash. 30
d50c per box do large boxes. T5n$1; green
peppers. 50cMS1 per box; garlic, 4M5c per ID:
cabbage 50@75c per ctl; caulihower. 75@s5c
per dozen; turnips. 5o@75c per sack; asparagus.
6410c per lb: gre n okra, 81 dI1.25 per box; egg
plant $1M1. % per box.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers lower.
Spot and future cotton advanced
Sharp advance in Comstock mining shares.
Silver and Hongkong exchange lower
Wheat quiet and featureless. Barley futures higher.
Oats and very firm. Rye dull Beans steady to firm
Flour and cereal goods previously quoted
No further changes in feedstufs Hay unsettled.
Prune crop estimates cut to 100000 pounds
Fair demand for dried fruits and raisins.
Provisions firm, with moderate supplies.
Hogs advanced. Slight changes in beef.
Wool and hops quiet Hides firm and active
Castor oil quotations marked down.
Potatoes and onions dull with ordinary stock weak.
Poultry market weak and slow under large supplies
Eggs higher again. Butter and cheese weak.
Fresh fruit market literally supplied and weak
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-22
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES, July 21-Eggs were boosted
up smother cent by the egg committee at the call
or the produce exchange today. Receipts over
night totaled but 239 cases, and. with average
of 400 cases consumed daily jobbers say the egg
committee is justified in making the advance.
The new quotation was 27@2Se and did not affect
eastern eggs. Twenty-six cases of case count
eggs sold on the exchange at firm prices, barely
below the market
Ten northern fresh cheese sold, the market
weakening under heavy receipts. Other trading
was light and offerings were not Of the usual
quantity.
There was a general cleanup sale of bunch
stuff on the street. and long before 10 O'Clock the
jobbers were without supply. No changes were
made in the prices, but the market was un-
usually firm.
Cabbage was up and quotations were set at so
SaS @9Tc sacki There was fair supply OF all
The warm weather IS creating a demand for
all green vegetables and jobbers predict better
Produce receipts Eggs. 239 cases; butter
,096 pounds; cheese Il, 800 pounds; potatoes
9oS sacks; beans, none; apples, $50 boxes; onions
Potatoes-New local Burbsnks, S1256i5 90 per
ctl: local yellow sweet potatoes "a; new local
tatoes. 81. 80 per sack.
onicnsmNoTthen red, 75c@s11 per ctl silver
skin, S1.25 per ctl Bermuda, 81 in crates, 81. 80
per cti; garlic sG10c per lb.
No. l. s5,35a5 80; Lady washington No l. s.;
small white No. 1, s4.75@5; blackeyes 81 80;
garvanza, $3.50; lentils, $11.50.
Butter-Creamery extras, Doc; creamery frsts
41i2c; eastern extras, not quoted; frsts, zoe:
dairy, 22kc; cooking 20c; oleomargarine, 16@
1Sc.
Eggs-Local ranch candled. 2792sc; selected.
22c; case count, 23Ac; northern case count not
quoted; eastern fresh, 23@24c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, lac; anchor. large,
15c; anchor, Young America. Ice; hand cheese,
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles 15Q Ice; east
ern twins, 1914 @16c; eastern cheddars, lie;
eastern longhorns, 17@1Sc; eastery daisy, lea
brick cream, 1sc; Imburger. 1sc; Tuare lac:
imported Roquefort, 44c; Edam. 3sG37c; Ger
man breakfast, $1.1o per box; Neufchatel, 81 20
per box; Sierra, S1.10 per box; Canada cream /
dozen to box, 95c Schlosskase, 81 per box;
Camembert, S1.20 per box.
Poultry-Buying prices, alive: Broilers, IL to
lbs. lie per lb; fryers. lie; roasters, 14@g15e;
stays, Sc; hens, lbs and up, lie; under~3 lbs
10c; old roosters, &c; turkeys, heavy, 20c; light
not wanted. Selling prices. dressed: Broiiers
23c per lb; fryers, CSC; roasters. Sc; hens, 14c;
ducks, frozen, 15c; live ducks, nc; geese, not