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While quotations for beans show very little
change from day 70 dsF the movement is said
70 Be above the normal al tbs season OF the
year. and stocks the Eghtest ever known.
The market Is accordingly firm.
Beans sper ctil.Bayos. S8aS- 10; pea, $2-75@
& small white. S3z0fl3.60: darge white. So Goa
s75: pink $31s10; red So 5olz4: butter 8 So:
limas. 81 20; red kidney, $2.7513 "a: black.
eres SO $3.50; horse beans 81 rs; cram
berry beans, So Caravans, s375G4
Seeds-Brown mustard. <3d3.5o. yellow mus
tard nominal; 1axseed. So carload lots: canary.
zc: alfalfa. nominal; rape. cleaned, PIC: tim
Othy nominal; hemp. 4%441kc: miller pa q
2Ac per ID, broom corn seed. $1SQ20 per ton
Dried- Peas-creen are quoted at s. 65d3 and
Niles st 81 25G2- so per cfl-
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Potatoes. onions and vexetah,e.

Owing to active buying By Gamers IN some
growing districts. receipts o. asparagus continued
70 decrease, the arrivals for the day falling be-
iow 400 boxes As 4 result OF the decreased
receipts tie market was steadier. but prices for
general offerings showed improvement, tie
reseuce Of large Quantities u carried over stock
nrevenftng an advance. Rhubarb and peas stood
as before quoted but both articles were rather
weak than otherwise. with supplies somewhat IN
excess ~ market needs. New potatoes were
slightly higher. there being some shipping de-
raatd for them car OF Mexican tomatoes
r1.,sfIr green was at hand and was being sorted
tie re1acted lots being held al $50 crate.
Three sacks Of new crop string and wax beans,
tie FIRST FOR the season. came IN from the
Coschella valley and sales we're reported at PC
q pound Old potatoes were IN abundance and
weak except for the finest offerings, while all
kinds Of onions ware held at stid prices a car
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3 Days Horse
Sale
at PleaSantOn
Race Track

APRIL l6, IT AND is. 1905
leo HEAD OF Choice DRAFTERS on the 18TH
loo HEAD OF TR0TTERS and PAGERS On the
l7.h and 18th
The draft horses are up 70 the standard IN
weight and looks V you want race material
buy where you can see them show under tas
watch.
All kinds at this sale-ST0CK STATIONS.
BROOD MARES, FANCY BUSINESS HOKSES
and YOUNGSTERS
Trains leave s. f.. foot os Market St. 7:4o
and a. m, reaching Pieassnton in ample
time. sale commences each day
PROMPTLY AT 1880 p. NJ
Write for estalozs-
FRED r. CHASE & co.. Auetioaeers-
AIS VALENCIA ST, s. F.
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Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SOUTHERN DIVISION
April 3. 190S
a


VIA sAUSALITO
For Sausalito. Mill Valley. San RAJ
fael-Daily-Every 80 minutes from
GAS to 9.45 a. III: hourly until 5-4o
p M then AIS and every 80 minutes
until las p m. $500, 1915. 1855 p n
On Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1915. 11:15 a m and 1913 1-1S
p. M
For Fairfax-Week days76:45, 7:15
a. m. 2:45. 3.45, AIS. 4.45, 5:15 p. m
Sundays-S.15, s.15. 1915. 1916, Has
a m. 1876. 1-45, 2:45 p m
For San Observation-Disclosures a m.
PAS D. m. daily and Sis a n. sun
days only for Lagunitas. Camp Meeker.
Monte Rio. Cazacero and way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For TIburon. Belvedere and San Rafael
TAO. $40. -11.00 e. M, 1880. $3.50,
$40. $50 D. N daily.
on Sundays additional trip at 1900
a. n for san Rafael and intermediates
7.l0 a. m daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa. Heaidsburg. Cloverdales Ukiah.
Willis. Sherwood. Sebastopol Glen FL
len. Camp Vacation and way stations
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cl0verdaIe. Ukiah.
Guerneville. Seoastcpol and way sta
SO .. m. daily for Pstaluna, Santa
Rosa. Glen Ellen and way stations.
$50 a m Sunday only for Petaiuma-
Santa Rosa and way stations.
sTo Tibu-cn only
Tfcker Ofnce-Ferry Building
General Of1ce-Jares Flood Building
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Butter. Cheese and rpp.

Confined activity IN shipping circles held the
butter market steady. particularly for the extra
grade, several additional orders for shipment on
tie steamers sailing for Puget sound ports today
having been received. An attempt was made 10
force TIE market down by some receivers WHO
we're anticipating falling Of In business with
The cessation Of shipments. They were unable 10
accomplish their purpose, however as all of the
stock offered at or below the quotations was
quickly taken up.
In the egg department frsts and thirds were
he dozen higher al 1sc and l6c RESPECTIVELY
while extras seconds and soiled suck were IN
changed The market was merely steady for ex-
trss, supplies being ample and the movement into
storage light There were no changes IN cheese.
Sales on the exchange were confined 70 butter.
70 cases OF extras selling at Poke and 20 at 22c
pound.
Receipts were 4s.5oo lbs butter, 10000 lbs
cheese and 1.237 cases eggs.
he Following are Official quotations as estalA
l5saed by sales. bids and offers on the gaor ~
TIE GARY exchange Prices on the street. while
governed BIZ the exchange aaotations genera liz
range from lie TO &c higher owing 10 t.,e
various charges 20 be added:
ButteT-Fresh creamery extras 23c Der lb
steady; do frsts, y 19e. steady: do seconds zoe
steady; No packing stock. 19c. firm; No. do,
Cheese-Fancy California new fats. f1skc per
ID. steady; do frsts. lie. STEADY; do seconds
1oa5c. STEADY: fancy new Young Americas 13Isc
steady: do frsts. i2c, steady; fancy New York
storage, lie, steady; Oregon do. 14c STEADY
Eggs fper dozen, cases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
fresh extras, dc, steady; do arsts. 1Sc steafv;
do seconds. Tic. steady; Go thirds lee steady.
No soiied, lie, steady; No. do, l655c, steady.
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Receipts of Produce
WAsHTNGToN
7 AppREss on hone ISSUE

Dr. J. A. Giannini. chairman OF the public
utilities committee of the board OF supervisors
viii speak next Tuesday afternoon at the CaIffor-
MIA club on the coming bond election. DR. fIian-
mini viii explain the merits OF the various items
of the proposed issue. The meeting will be held
pa-tment OF the club.
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WASHINGTON. April l7-Today's statement
~ the treasury balances shows: Available cash
, hs-A1ce, SIS, 523. 74T: gold coin and bullion,
81 II 49, gold certificates. 81. ~. 800
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DANISH PICNIC MAY 10

will be held in Shell Mound park May 10 Consid
cradle interest is being DISPLAYED in the arTair
4 committee is completing arrangements FOR an
elaborate program. The coming event viii be
the twenty -sixth Of its Kind celebrated BIZ the
local sons OF Thor
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Bank CIearings

NEW YORK, April IT.-Bradstreet's bank
clesri1gs report for the week ending April 10
shows aggregate OF s., PSI .3f3. 600, IS
sgsinst s2.15S, $50. 600 last week and $5,oie-
AZ 900 = the corresponding week last year.
TIE following Is a LIST Of The cities:
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Egg Market fn Neurbx Cnnnties

PETALUMA. April 17.-Egg quotations ranged
from 7S31c to 20c today. The higher quota ton
was paid for strictly fancy well packed eggs.
There seems TO be general distribution Of eggs
among local buyers The Sonoma county CO.
operative association added 30 new members To-
day at meeting Of the general directors The
seesswing Of quotations continues with little
prospect OF becoming settled until after the
present demand on producers by the Easter trade
and the visit Of the feet.
SANTA ROSA. April 17.-Wifhout apparent
cause the buyers raised prices &c for eggs and
were paying 1870. where yesterday only ice
was paid. although the San Francisco market
the same rs today. Receipts hold strong
and the indications are for a larger week than
last when the record broken here The
regular monthly meeting of the SoEorna county
cooperative poultry association will be held To-
morrow afternoon. when reports OF the past two
weeks VIII be submitted by the directors OF the
local egg depot 4 carload Of eggs was shiDped
today 10 Nevada
SANTA CRUZ. April 1I--Wfth the purchasing
price al 1I1ac. eggs are not being packed bur
shipments made The home market is well sun
piled, the selling price being zoe.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The eastern and foreign exchanges
being closed yesterday there were quotations
from any source This market was almost
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81 -625S a 60; do, milling
81 -65; California white Australian. $40: lower
grades OF California, 81 % 91-6o; northern ciuD
81 e23s a So northern oiussten, 81 675z q TO-
northern red, Sl.60; turkey red, s.. 65GI.fc.
FUTURES
1920 s. n Session
Decenber-S1A55 asked
p n. Session
Bariey-siay WIS 1c lower yesterday and De-
unchanged
CASH BARLEY
Good 70 choice feed. s2St. <lSSS< G1-40; com
mon 70 fair, Sl-32az GsJ>57 = per ell: brewing
81 =5gl-50; shipping And cbeTalier, nominal
1877 e. ID. Session
/open- High. Low Close
December :si :. n. a 5.si,o. 81 sSA si.sSz
Msy-NS sales; 81 .351s bid. 1916 asked.
Open High. Low. Close.
December -..--.S1.3l SI.s1 81 Box 81 3o5s
0sts-Ihis grain shared the general holiday
dizziness yesterday.
Good 10 eboiee red. sl55d1575s: ordinary
do sLz1a. gl-52sz; Ealse, Sl.50G1 65; gray are
Con-continuss dull ana nominal.
California small round yellow nominal; large
yellow, Sl-70; white, nominal; western states
yellow sacked. sl-T0; in bulk san Francisco
tan. nominal
Rye-csIifornis. si.47lkG 50 per ctL
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Deciduous and cftru. Fruit.

The usual Friday Quietness ruled the market
for fresh fruits business in all lines being much
smaller than on any preceding day during the
current week Strawberries from nearby and dis
,ant points sold more slowly than before and AT
che close some receivers were carrying somewhat
Of surplus OF Los Angeles Grated goods another
of which was received. The receipts from
local shipping points were q chests. mostly Of
the Longworth variety The orange market ruled
firm. despite the dullness OF trade and no colces-
sicns were made on any brand or grade Three
cars were received during the day The offe-
citrus fruits ike oranges, were quiet but steady
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $10113 per chest
large varieties, $SgIo per chest; Los angeles
75cd 81. % per crate
apples (per boxl-Fancy. si-25l1.75: COM
mon 70 choice. 60c4S1.
Citrus Fruits tper box)--Navel oranges. sf.75
M2.50: Mediterranean sweets. 81 50aI II.
bloods. s1.25ll.T5; tangeTiaes. SI.25dl75 per
box: lemons. s.. 2542.50 for fancy. SL75T2
for choice and $141.25 for standard srnuefrusr
s.. 751 % for, seedess and ST % for common
lines. $e616.5o.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. s181. 75 per bunch
can; pineapples. sage per Dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Franciseo Money Market


Yesterday being Good Friday and largely
holiday Il this country and Europe al hnan
cisl quotations were nominal and unchanged
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The Shasta power company has levied an as
scssuent Of Zoe. delinquent May p. and the En-
teTPrise bottling company one OF 81, delinquent
May -
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T0yo Kisen kaisha

torfenlai Steamsnlp Col
S. S. .sHonykong Msru'' tria Manila), sstur-
day. April %. 1908.
s. s. America Marn'' Tuesday. May 10, 1905
S. S. Nippon Maru." Tuesday, June 16. 1905.
Steamers sails from company's piers, Nos. A.
A. near foot Of Second ST.. l p. m. for Yoko-
hama and Honekolg. calling at HonoIuiu, Kobe
(Hiogo) Negasaki and Shanghai aud connecting
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila, India
etc. No cargo received on board on day OF sail
ing
Round trip tickets at reduced rates
James Flood building w. a. AVERY.
Assistant Genaral AanaaAa
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Dried Fruits. RaIsins. Nuts ana Hone

Late msii sdsices from New York say of fruits
and raisins: ..One OF the most depressing inhu-
centage Of fruit that is out of condition. THIS
years crop. ii is said. Is not holding I'D well
owing to unfavorebie weather during the curing
season. II shows tendency to sugar and mold
A report on the street yesterday was TO the ef-
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TACOMA. April I7--ciesrines. s55e. ss2: bal
rces Ss1.576.
SEATTLE april 1T.-Clearinss. s11zz go.
balances. si54.56
FORT. AND April 17.-Holiday.
SPOKANE. April 17.-clearings. 1901. coo; bal
srcee S547.1
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northern wheat Market

roRTI AND April Whest-ciub. SAC
I'd soc; bluestem. sec: valley. szc-
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Casters Livestock Market
on II

OMAHA April 17.-Cattie-Receipts. 200;
market steady. Native steers. $5Q6.50: cows
and heifers, &3.5OG5. 30; western steers. S3-750
50: Texas steers. S3.2505-25; range cows and
helfers S2.75Z4-zo; Gamers. S2Q3-25; stockers
and feeders, ssds-So: calves. $3.50; bulls and
HoSs~seceipts. $500; market 5Gloc higher.
HEAVY. S5z505-521s: mixed. S5-45G 5-55; lght,
s5s5a5.s5; pigs, S4-5oG5; bulk Of sales. S5-z09
sbeep-Recespts. 200; market strong Year
s5-25G5-75i lambs. s5gE:eoo;
CHICAGO. April 17--Cattle-Receipts. about
! 90. market strong. Beeves. s. 70Q 80: cows
aud he.fers. S2-25G6.20s calves. $4-508 40;
Texans $4-5015.so; westerns, $zSc45-0o; stocz-
and feeders. S3-25G1-25-
Hogs-Receipts. about 3. coo, market strong.
LiElr s. 1880; mixed. S5-4015-S0s heavy.
$50 tL5-90. rough. $5.308 5-55, pizz. $z-1O4
5-I5: buzz q sales. - 7015.s5.
Sheep-Receipts about 5000; market strong.
NATIVES S0f1 westerns. G5-65; FearlllEs,
20.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 17.-Czttle-Receipts.
Loo. including loo southernE; market steady
Native steers. S5G6.75: native cows and heifers.
s. 2516-25. srockers and feeders. S3-501 so;
bulls S3.5oG 5-25; calves. $415.75- western
steers. s. s01S.6o; western COWS, $S-75G5-25.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong. Bulk
OF sales S5.z5 IS: heavy, IS 5od5. 70: packers
and butchers. s5-z0g5-e5; light. s5-So95-55;
sheep-ReceIpts. 400: market steady. Nut
tons S5.25I650. lambs. S6-25d7-50: range
Wethers. S5-50G6-eo; ted ewes S5u62o.
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COAST LINE

sFtThird and Townsend streets)
f5.20a Shuttle sd Street. South san
Francisco. Csmstsries. VsleaeiA St.
81 and To vnsen z ISIS
5s40z Sluttie-Y slenei 81. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. Sou N San Francisco, sd
Street Sd and Town send. .--.. $50
6-4oz South San Fran cisco, San Jose. CD
roy. HOLSTER. PaiarO. WstSozvile
Santa Cruz Boulder Creek ffrzyen-
port. Del Monte Monterey, Psci6c
Grove ..-...---..-.-.. e.4c
e.ooa The Coasssr-San JOSS. CsstrovIie.
Salinas San Ardo. Paso RohIes Hot
Springs Santa AEga-ita. San Luis
0bspo. Oceano. Guadalupe. Surf.
LonDoe. Santa Barbara. Ventura.
0xnard. Los Angeles $500. IlAE
9-00a P2iaro. Watsonvlle. Santa Cruz--. l1.4e
8.09a Boulder Creek. (f venportl $500. so
SODA Del Monte. Monterey. Pselhe Grove. ~ Il
6-20a South San Francisco. P.io Alto, san
Jose Way Stations. .......-..-.-- $50
9.Goa San jose Gilroy. Salin a. Paso Robes
Hot Springs San Luis obipo-
Los GAtsS Alma Wright Tres
Del Monts. Monterey. Pacific Grove. 4.ol
! .0oa South san Francisco. Burlingane
San Mateo. P2lO Alto. San lose. 10;
lI.45a Valencia ST. Ocean View Colms.
Csnstsries. Baden. San Bruno- IS;
2-0op South San Fran cisco. Pal0 Alto. San
s.oop De- Monte E1press. san JOS.
GilrOy. Chitts ndsn. Paiaro, Watson
vile. Santa Cruz CsstroTile Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
Salinas .--.- Iz.0l
roy. HOLSTER. Tres Pinos. 1890. los
4-00p Sunset Express -Deming E Pao,
Houston, New Orlearz ..
PasO Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
OoispO. Santa Barbara, Los Angeles ! 30
l-0op Del Monte. 10 4 terey, Pacific Grove ll.45
4.00p Paiar0 WatsOnyilc Santa Cruz. lt.45
4-007 Kansas City. St Louis Chieago-.-. Il.40
4-zo2 South San Fran eisco. San jose and
t4.45e Shutas-5Si 81. South San Frsn-
cis-o. Cemeteries Yalsneia ST. Sd and
t5.oo, San Bruno. San Maiso. Psio Alto. San
lose and Way Stations. ....-.-.- t6-20
f5-20p Bu-iingans. San Mateo. Redwood.
Palo Alto. San Jose f6.40
5.25p Sha.tls-Vas ca St. Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South san Francesca,
I'd Street. 81 and townsend SIS
6.40p South San Fran cisco. San Bruno. San
Mateo, Redwood. Pslo Alto, San
Iose-Santa Cars. Los Gatos.
eoop saas:s- aSi Stress. south San
Francisco, Cemeteries. yaleneia ST..
81 and Townsend us
6-20p South San Fran cisco. San jose and
Way Statons- .......-.--------- 81
t6.25p Shu.tls-Valsncia s.. Ocean View.
csn=tsriss south San F-sneisoo.
23i Street 81 I'D Townsend go. r7-S5
e.oop Los Angeles p sen ger-San Aate0.
Reiw0od, palo Ate, San jose.
Salinas PS~o Robes Eot SPRING.
San Luis ohizo. santa Barbara
mssp soasd ssa Fr.asisso. Pso Aiio. San Ia
yose- $3.50 49,. :. --ss ls-..-....-l f-<e
fI-00p Sacramento River ssean@s...--.-- tiI-31
uaion Trsnsie- Company agents collect bsEgsgs A.
checks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver
rssideaes They authorized % check baggage Gre
from residence
A iOr No-aiag. P for Aiterncon.
sunday excepted. tsuaday only. Sun { We'd snt
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GcneraI srerchandise

Bags-Grsin bags. Jane-July. esx 96Hc; San
Quentin. 61sc; wool bags. 42l5 944e; fleece
irvine. lie per 10.
Coal-Pennsylvani anthracite. egg SIC; Wei
lington. So per ton; New Wellington, SD; Coos
hay $40; Australian hoCse-Richmcnd ETC., $12;
Cumberland SI4 In bulk and $3.50 in sacks;
Welsh anthracite, SIS: coke, SIT per ton In bulk
and SIC In sacks; Rocky mountain, S11G12-
OIls-Lnseed is sc lower. Quotations are
for barrels: Linseed, 53c per gallon
for boiled and ole for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil. in cases, No. l, Toe: Bakers
"A cases. SIPS 30; lucol. 50c for boiled and
4sc for raw; China nut, cases, T6l sec per gal
lon; cocoanut oil, In barrels, 5215 G56c for xxx,
50Q531sc FOR No. ! and Ala 1JIc for No. 2,
according TO quality; extra bleaehed winter
sperm oil, Csc; natural winter sperm OIL csc;
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil. e0c; No. l lard oil, T5e pure neatsfoot
oil. sec; No. neatsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil.
z0c; salmon oil, 3oc; boiled fish oil, Boo; paint
oil, 35c.
drums or iron bbis lie; cases, 1sc; special do,
lIl5c; pearl oil, IN cases, 1910; astral, l655c;
star. 161sc; extra star, 1895 Elaine. 2615c;
in iron bbls or drums, l45ae in cases 2I15; No
engine distiIlate In iron bbls or drums &c;
No 2 DO &c eases &c more; Sc degree gaso-
lIne in bulk Soc In cases 81 nc; naphtha, In
bulk 10c. In cases 17lzc
Turpentine-74c per gallon in cases and &c IN
drums and iron barrels.
Resin gper BIOL of ESQ pounds)--E, S6.25; T,
Sc 80: G. Sc IS: H. S645; /. Sc. 10.
Bed and White Lead--Red lead, 81 acc per
H. according 10 quality -hite lead. SAS16c.
pLrTSFTg ST7EAR MARKET
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ST. LOUIS. April 1T.-wool STEADY. Terri
tory and western mediums $50 zoe; fne ne
dun, leG &c; fne, 15d15c.
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The Western Sugar refining company quotes
as follows terms net cash: Standard gran
ulated (hne or eoarse), G.05c; fruit granulated.
else; crystal doHinos IN cases, 9.45c; tablets in
half bhls. 6.5yc; tablets in bxs. eSoc; cubes and
4 crushed. 630c; powdered 6.l5c; candy gran
ulated 6.I5c; confectioners A. 605c: mag
noIia K 5.65c; extra C. 555c; golden C. 5.45c; D,
5.35c: extra fine granulated 5.S5c; bbis and 80
ID bags. Ice; half bbls, 25c; boxes, soc more per
100 lbs for all grades. Monarch bar is quoted
over and above the prices for standard fine
tcane) graduated in 100 ID bags follows:
Bags 100 lbs soc; barrels. 60c; half barrels
zoe; 10 Id tins. cased. s22o; 80 ID tins cased,
So 20: 10 10 tins, cased, 10 In a case, So IS; S
ID tins, s in a case, Sass; 80 10 boxes, 81
No orders taken for less than 80 barrels or its
equivalent
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows GranuIated basis.
6.05c; .Hlgrade" bar. o.55e: powdered. 6.I5c;
crushed, q. SOC; berry, 6.15c; c. & Fl. extra
fine dry graduated. 6.o5c; coarse dry granu-
lated. 6.05c confectioners' A, 6.o5c; confection-
ers' crystal, else; cubes. 6.30c: bricks. 630c;
beet graduated 200 ID bags only. 5.s5c; excel
ssor A, 5.65c; extra c. 5.55c; golden c. g. 45e;
yellow D, 5.35c: Il 5 E crystal dominos, 9. 45c.
Additional per 1o0 lbs: In bbls and 30 ID bags,
I0e more: half bbls. 25c more boxes soc more
for ell grades. Bar in So ID and 40 ID tins 81. 20
more IN 10 III tins, 2.S5 more Minimum order.
carload weight.
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Commercial News
Family Retail Market

The markets are still very literally supplied
with early spring vegetables and prices for
them are still tending downward, asparagus,
for instance. being cheaper than il has been
fer several years. Strawberries, too. are IN
free supply and they selling at prices within
the means OF every one.
SHUTTER and eggs stand exactly the same as
quoted last week and there have been no note
worthy changes il meats. FISH or poultry
The evening world., 1908-12-16
GIRL FOUND II
AN AREAWAY HAD
]. fallen OFF ROOF
karra Hintze Unexpectedly
'a9egains Consciousness and
Explains Away a Mystery

IA for ths fact that Laura Hintze. Of
~ 10 West Twenty-eighth street, a
prVtty seamstress, unexpectedly recov-
uod consciousness In Bellevue Hospital
h-day half dozen detectives woulG
ucM b puzzled trying TO figure out how
shs got into an inclosed areaway IN
front Of No $50 West Thirty-eighth
street last evening in such q way as to
fracture her skull. break her nose and
dislooate her knee. She says she fell or
the roof Of the I'VE story house, and her
story has been substantiated.
The area In which she was found Is
incloeed on two sides by 4 four-foo,
iron picket fence. on another side BY
the house, and on the fourth side by n
high stoop, protected by railing. The
position of the girl when she was found
unconscious, plainly showed that she
could not have fallen or Jumped from
the house stoop or the stoop next door,
but the police theory was that she 1ad
fallen over the fence
An Evening World reporter 'nvesti-
eating the story was the FIRST to
suggest that the girl might have fallen
from tho roof. Mrs. Baird, tie house
keeper, declared that such an accident
would have been impossible. She in
sisted that Miss Hintzc must have been
thrown from the street over the iron
fence.
Miss Hlntze was III yesterday after
noon. She left the jewelry store OF her
mother in Twenty-eighth street AT >
o'clock to get some medicine for head
ache. Here is her recital of what fol
lowed:
y had beer suffering all day and was
The evening world., 1908-12-16
TO PRAY FOR OFFICIALS

CHICAGO, Dec. 16-Tive churches Of
Oak Park viii hold union services dur.
ing the first week of the new wear. with
the hope OF lettering conditions in tSn
village by prayer, The village officials.
Boaru OF Education ana private corpo-
rations will he prayed for.