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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-23
MoUsTAcHE TO ORDER.
Prisoner Ordered To Grow One For
Purpose of Identification.

NEW YORK, Aug, q, The Suf-
folk county authorities have taken a
novel way to establish the fact of a
prisoners connection with band Of
robbers, They have sent him to Jail
for two months as vagrant and or
dered that his moustache be allowed
to grow, When his moustache had
attained its full growth it is believed
he will be recognized as one Of a band
Of robbers who are believed to have
a clearing house for plumber taken
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-23
INJUNCTION LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, Aug, 22.-Labor lead
ers and members of labor organiza-
tions, formed the aEniunction Reform
league at a meeting last night in the
Office Of the Chicago Federation Of
Labor The object Of the organiza-
tion y to inaugurate Campaign Of
education"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

OUR FALL DISPLAY WILL BE AT ITS BEST AND HUNDREDS OF
BELOW VALUE. Tremendous cash purchases made by us during the pa
added hundreds Of beautiful e tailored suits to our stock at prices fol
and n backward fall season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26

Winnebagos, whereupon Uncle Samuel
stepped in, damed up the main irrigation
ditch and laterals and captured the irri-
cation committee. United States Commits
sioner Singhaus at Tekamah did the rest
and as the profits OF the enterprise had not
yet realized $500 each to the
whereby to put up a cash bond. the quin-
tet was brought down to Omaha by Dep
uty United States Marshal John Sides and
clapped in the Douglas county Jail. where
they can hear II they cannot see the Ak
Sar-Ben doings.
The quintet OF winnebagos viii remain
in jail until the federal grand jury meets
in the latter part of October, unless re-
leased on bail In the meanwhile. This is
Colonel Longtai's second offense OF a like
character within the past several months.
he being out on bail for the first offense
when he committed the second.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
WINNEBAeoES GO TO JAIL
Measrs. LonstRiI, ShRrpbAck EFT Al
Make Vicious Kick at
the Ltd.

Joseph Longtail. Peter sharpback, An
drew Sharpback and James Mallory Of the
ancient and honorable tribe Of Winnebago
Indians, rave become involuntary guests
Of Sheriff Brailsy's hostelry, through their
irresistible inclination TO raise the lid in
defiance Of the oOunty option rules OF the
Winnebago reservation.
The thirst OF the average Winnsbago Is
Of that magnitude that no rules OF customs
can dissuads him from breaking the
drouth. The aforesaid Longtail, sharp
backs. Kebo and Mallory 1t is alleged acted
as an irrigation COMMITTEES and undertook
bowling success to supply the de-
mands for firewater to the l0ng suffering
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
LIT Music Special
iii "Tn Grandma's Day"

The Ak-SarBen song hit is being featured all week at the carni.
val. Don't fail to procure a copy of the great march ballad
I'm GRANDMA'S DAY'-aI week. .............. 100
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-26
Special Hour Sales in Our High Grade Linen
Department for Saturday
FROM o TILL 10 A. NJ.

$50 dozens strictly high grade Huck Towels, extra large size, hemmed>
fringed, heavy and absorbent values u to 15c each, for this sale, each 4%n
FROM 2 TILL 8 p. Nj.
so dozen full size. we'll made Sheets, 76c values, this. sale each. ...... 40H
so dozen 1880 heavy Sheets, strong and durable, suitable or apartment
rooms, CSC values, this sale, each. sec
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. April 2-There 20
difficulties before the market
problem
There
the depression of the early of the day
largely
favorable developments forthcoming
of the immediate
holders
of which April might deal with the situation
intended be
collateral public
unavorable development
decline New metal exchange
in
those industries There
railroad
the January OF declines The cessation
favorable although the feeling
advantage later day Conditions the
spring which effect according
April
Of of foreign
gold
receded Berlin
freight be
stimulating recovery
value, Slo72oo
bonds s1yereu
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter continued to arrive freely from all
producing sections and, although stocks were far
in excess of actual needs, the market remained
firm at the old quotations, as receivers were
orders from the north Some dealers consid-
cred the outlook somewhat gloomy, however, as
very large orders had been received ND to
late hour and one of the regular Puget sound
steamers sails today
The usual large receipts of eggs came to
hand, but the movement into cold storage held
the market firm for the upper grades and ex-
tras were marked up to 171ac dozen again on a
sale at that price, All descriptions of Cali
fornta cheese were reported steady instead of
firm as on the preceding day, and fancy Young
Americas were 12c pound lower
The following sales were made on the ex-
change:
Butter-50 cases of extras at 22c a pound
Eggs-10 cases Of extras at 171ac dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy California flats at lie 125
at 111ac and % fancy Young Americas at 1870
a pound.
Receipts were g. 400 lbs butter 5000 lbs
cheese ana 1. TAG cases eggs.
The following are official quotations as estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the floor of
the dairy exchange. Prices on the street while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1ac to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 22c per h.
packing stock, steady at 1s15cs for No. / and Isc
Cheese-Fancy California new dats 1115c per
lb, steady; do frsts, lie. steady; do seconds 1Oc
steady fancy new Young America, 1315c
steady; do frsts, 12c. steady; fancy New York
Eggs tper dozen, cases includedl-Ca1ifornia
fresh extras 171ac. firm: do irsts, 1615c. firm; do
seconds, 1512c, firm; do thirds, 15c,- firm No
Soiled. 15c. firm: No. do, 14cs hrm
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Potatoes, Onions and vegetables

There another falling OF in the receipts
of asparagus the decreased arrivals being due
probably active buying by Gamers In the
growing districts. 4 few brands of extra
brought fractional advance, while the under
grades stood as before quoted, supplies of the
latter still being In excess of routine wants
Peas &c a pound lower the outside quo
tation, receipts being liberal and the carry over
from the preceding day large. Rhubarb was
barely steady at the old quotations and there
was quite surplus unsold at the close. The
only arrival in the vegetable line from the
south was one sack of green peppers, which sold
at nominal price, the stock being OF Door
quality. Several ears of old crop potatoes
came to hand and Oregon Burbanks alone were
firm, offerings of the other descriptions being
mostly poor. Onions were frm. with yellow sell
ing up TO 4c pound again. car of eastern red
was al hand and the receivers We're asking IS. so
Genital for the stock.
Potatoes-Lonpoc Burbanks $i.1O61.f5 per
ctl; Oregon Burbanks. S5c@$i.10 per ctl: river
whites, 40@S5c per bag; early rose, Sl.3541 l.50
per ctl; seed kinds, IS d90c per ell sweet posa-
toes. S2-5o@3 per ctl; new potatoes. S@4c per
10.
onions-Yellow. So. 1904 per ctl: Australian,
81. 70 per ctl.; green Goa roc per box.
acknowledgements, 61AMaiA. per ID for
extra. 5@6c for no. / and 25AeI4c for No. g
tomatoes Mexican, $1.50@2 per crate; hot
house cucumbers, T5c@S S15O. per dozen; green
peas, 4Ql5c per lb; rhubarb, $1M1.J0 per box;
garlic, 15M20c per lb; celery, 35d50c per dozen:
cabbage, 40q50c per ctl; caulihower, 40@ 3Oc per
dozen; carrots, I5c per sack; turnips - per
sack; marrowfat and Hubbard squash, S15@20
per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
THE STOCK MARKET
sharp Advance in GOldfieId Cons. Ow-
ing to the Stock Purchase by the
French Syndicate

The feature OF mining stocks yesterday was the
brisk rise in Goldheld Consolidated, owing TO a
wire from New York saying that the French syn
dicate which had the option Of buying 100000
shares Of the stock at S6 had exercised the option
and having paid 81 the stock we're now paying
the other 50. The option would have expired
April TO- The stock advanced TO $3.50 and
closed there, against a closing quotation OF So-lS
on Wednesday. The other Goldfeld leaders were
firm In sympathy and Daisy and Florence each
gained SC on the day Otherwise there was moth
ing new IN this group. Atlanta was active 49,
afternoon 49,
The Tonopahs Irregular Tonopah ofNe-t
vada sold up TO S7-75, compared with a dos1
ing quotation Of $3.50 on Wednesday. The eou-
stocks ruled Arm. with the leaders generally
higher on the day
Local securities were quiet and unchanged,
Charles Hirshfeld yesterday resigned as pre%i-
dent and director OF the Andes mining company.
and Charles E. Paxton elected his sue
ceSSor.
special meeting Of the stock holders OF the
Goldfeld Blue Bell mining company has been
called for April 20 TO vote proposition to in
crease the capital stock from the present amount
Of 600 600 shares to 2 500. 900 shares TO ratify
the purchase OF the property OF the Nevada COM
pany at Berlin. New, and to elect a board Of di-
rectors.
Among the newly listed Rawhids stocks al ths
San Francisco stock and exchange board are tho
Rawhide Balloon Hill and the Rawhids Lincoln.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
COTTON FUTURES
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour-R Receipts, is, 700
packages; exports, 1000 packages. Quiet and
about steady.
wheat Receipts, 10000 bushels; spot, firm;
No. ? red, S1-o2i5 elevator; No. red. S1.o01a
f. o. b. adoat; No. / northern Duluth 81 12s4
T. Q. b. ahoat; No. hard winter, s1l0l4 f. o.
b. afoat.
Reports of dry weather and high winds in
Nebraska proved a sustaining factor in wheat
all day the market closing quite firm at y n
&c advance. May. 81. OF u al .02 lie. closed at
81 .02; July, 96@96s4c, closed at 96Ac.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, 3.s6c; cen
trifugal. 90 test, 1850; molasses sugar, 3.61c.
Refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged.
Sales were reported of $3.50 bags, including
May, 5.T0c; June, J.7oc; July, 5ToQ5. 75c; Sep
tember. 8 soc; December. $500 soc; March,
5.90@5. .95c.
Sp9t-Quiet; Rio No. Z. &c; No Santos sss
@s1@c. Mild, dull; Cordova, 80. l13c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Appies-The market Is quiet and
unchanged, with fancy quoted at 101h GLE:
to fair at 90 @6ac.
Prunes-There is moderate trade in prunes
and there seems to be little more confidence
in values. Quotations range from 41sc to 14c
for California fruit and from &c to 10c for
Oregon.
Apricots-Are in moderate demand with
choice quoted at 1s@2Oc; extra choice, 19@2lc;
Peaches-Are unchanged. with choice quoted
at I061o75c; extra choice, 1IM111ac; fancy,
1115M12c; extra fancy, 13G14e.
Raisins-Are dull and easy, with loose mus
catels quoted at 506Ac; seeded raisins 51hI
SIC. and London layers at 81 .65@1.75.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES, April The first car ef
onions was received Yesterday AFTERNOON anu anu
posted at the exchange this morning. Ii contains
800 sacks of Bermudas and Will sell AT go
a crate. Egg receipts went over a tnousahd
cases, with the price weak and trading hght-
Cheese offerings fell far short of the aver
age. Potatoes offered III large lots put
bidding was exceedingly light The butter price price
is firm and an advance is expected The price
of cabbage is strong, but there is lot OF
poor stun on the street. Asparagus is weak and
the price dropped TO Sg9c Vegetables were
not in strong demand Fish Of all kinds We're
strongly demanded and the market is well
keeeipts-Eggs, LOS cases; butter 1880
pounds; cheese, 1. .552 pounds; potatoes, S4s
apns noes s%set o sae Il
Eggs-Locai ranch, candled, 1T@l9c; selected,
l9c case count. lie.
frsts. 45c; eastern extras. 25@2Tl2c; do hrsts,
zoe dairy 221se; cooking, l6@l8e; oieomar-
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14d15c; anchor large,
1sc; do Young America. 19c; hand cheese, an
twins, lie; eastern cheddars, lie; eastern long
horn. 1Sc; eastern daisy 1Il3@1S1ac; Swiss i'm
ported, S2c; Swiss domestic, DC; lrick cream,
Boultry-Buying prices alive: Broilers. Ia to
lbs, 25c per ib; fryers, 2O@22c; roasters, 1Sg
zoe; stays, Sc; hens 3 lbs and up. 24c; do, under
lbs, 13c; old ROSTERS, sc; turkeys, heavy, zoe;
do light, not wanted. Selling prices dressed
Brolers, q 12c per lb; fryers, 24@2oe; roasters,
21c; hens, 1S@19c; roosters, 1Sc; ducks, zoe;
geese, lsc; turkeys, 24@25c; squads, $2.o0G5
per dozen.
Potatoes tper cti)-Fancy highland Burbank,
$1G125; choice 75cGL$1; fancy Salinas. $165@g
l.75 choice, s1.25; fancy oregon, $1.50; Idaho,
l25; Lompoc S1.6UWi. 70; Oregon early rose,
seed. $2@2.25; early seed, northern Cali
fornia, $1.I5; white rose seed, $1.50; local
sweet potatoes. $3M3.50; northern. S3. 25@3. 90.
Onions-Australian browns, S3.50@3T5; Ore
gon, So 50@3.I5; Minnesota $350@5.15; Ohio,
So 75a4: Colorado red globe, S3.5093I5; Ber-
nnda sS.50@3.l5 per crate; garlic, 15e,
Beans tper ctIJ-Pink No. L. $3.75, Lima No.
l, So. .25u5 so; Lady Washington No /. S3.90q
4; do small white |. $5;9ou4; blackeye, 50;
garyanzas, $3.50; Ientiis. l112c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Eex Market i'm Nearby Counties

PETALUMA, April 2.-Theres was no change
in the prices paid for eggs and buyers an
handled generous supply. The prices OF
feedstuffs remain at top prices and poultry
men are beginning TO feel the need Of rain-
At this season Of the year young grass makes
grain feeding lighter and eggs more plenri1ui.
but the north wind has retarded growth con
siderably. Producers are bringing forward tne
greater part OF their product. as they feel un-
certain about prices remaining at the present
fair quototions.
SANTA ROSA April Prices went up 1sc
again today, and 17c being paid for eggs
with good demand The receipts were heavier
this week than last, despite the hot dry north
winds. Producers accordingly elated and
continue TO hope for return shortly TO 2oe
The directors Of the Sonoma county cooperative
poultry association, after a conference today
reported that the local situation was better
than they had expected and the success OF
their scheme to handle the output OF the
county appears to be fully established A
good outside market is slowly being built up
and in another year the association expects TO
be able to act Independently Of the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange.
SANTA CRUZ, April Eggs are buying az
15e and selling at 171sc. Producers are holding
out for higher prices by Withdrawing the surplus
supply, which is being packed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers show little change
Cotton somewhat lower Silver declined
Bank OF England of discount unchanged.
Golded Consolidated rises. but other local stocks quiet
Local exchange and loan rates before quoted
Wheat sellers report improving demand
Barley futures lower Government reported after
light stocks of grain beans and forage in this market
Hay makes sharp advance of 81 per dry weather
Onions firm. Choice potatoes in good demand.
Not much change in poultry game.
Butter market literally supplied, but no loves
Eggs slightly higher again. Cheese lower.
Poor offerings of oranges hurting the sale of sound fruit
Lemons lines and tangerines lower.
Dried fruits, and raisns unchanged.
Provisions steady, with California hams higher.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Hides. TalIo,,. Mool and Hnn.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about {.dIc un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers T1sc. me
dium, &c; light, Sc; cowhides. 5l5c for heavy.
5c for light; stays. 4c; salted kip &c; saIted
veal, S1ac; salted calf IL 1ac dry hides l3c: lrT
Kip. loc: dry calf, l6c; dry stays. Sc; Mexican
dry hides, lie; Mexican dry salted do &c: Nexi
can picked do. 10c; sheepskins shearIings. 1flsl
SOC each; short wool. 10000 each; medium g
g90c; long wool, S1@1.25; lambs. a0f15nc.
horse hides, salt. SsG..50 for large and ST. $500
10 for medium. 5ocdS1.25 for small ana 95ST
SOC for colts; horse hides. dry. l.5062 - for
large and $l-25ql.I5 for Medium 5Oc0sI far
small and 25@5oc for colts: deer skins. drv
Mexican. 25@26c; dry salted do. 2OI24c: nsckIed
do. 20c; dry Central American. a6Q2Sc; goat
skins. prime angora, J0c9Sl; large hair goats
30@50c; medium. goa i0cs small lOGaOc
TalIow-No. l rendered, 80 G4c; No 2. 30
Size: grease. 2@25 25sc.
WooI-Spring clip. Humboldt and Mendocina
years staple. 3O422c; fall clip. northern free
mountain I@1oc: do detective 6@75Se: san
joaquin and southern. 56lTc. according to shrink
age and defects: fall lambs. Sdtee for northern
and 69ISc for southern: Nevada. HAZE per n
Hops-Prces TO growers as follows: 1905
1EW2lsc; 1907 crop. 4G5iSc for all coast de-
scripticns; contracts. 96I10c for one year ana
1OQ11c for three TO five years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Foreign Futures
London Wool snIes

LONDON, April 2.-The second series of the
1908 wool auction sales ended today. From
hesitating opening competition sackened and
prices dropped, although the sales curtailed
five days, causing an improved demand and a
firm tone. The closing prices lower when
compared with the January series. Fine cross
breds declined 7laMl0 per cent, mediums 15@20
per cent and coarse 20 per cent. Fine mernos
showed a loss of 5a@10 per cent and other me-
rinos 15@20 per cent, while cape of Good Hope
and Natal wool was l0M15 per cent down. The
decline was the most sudden experienced in
years. During the series Americans bought 4 600
bales, the home trade Z coo and continental buy
ers A, 900. Seyenty-eight thousand bales were
held over for the third series At todays sales
S,S34 bales were offered The small selection
sold readily at hardening rates. Americans bought
South Australian greasy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Eastern Liyestock Market

OMAHA 200.
OMAHA, April -Cattle-Receipts, 1;6oo; o. %
steady Natives, $5M7; cows and heifers, so.zo
@99..o' western steers, $3.5Q96 Texas steers
soWo, range cows and heifers, 81 Jog % can. an
hefs, S229M3.50; stockers and feeders, 20 99.oo,
caves, S505.a5; bulls and stays, S5-z3 3U9.-o.
- Hogs-Receipts. 5000; 5@1oc higher. Hea'y, @ y
% q u5.SIla: mixed $5.7JG5eO Ignl; %. %. ~ ~
Wo.oO; pigs, S4.50M5.25; bulk of sales, So.'oW
= sheep-Receipts. 300; steady TO 1oe higher.
Earrings. S6506t7.50: wethers, S69i' ewes,
S5.l5@6,75 lambs $7MS.10.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS cry April 2.Cattle-R Receipts
5000; steady Native steers, $ogI NAIVE
cows and hefers So 25G64o; stoekers and iced f o.
ers, S36O@5.75; bulls, S3.5045.25i calves, Sou
Qo.oo; western steers. S415@6.to; western
ogs-Receipts 5000; steady to l0c higher
bulk, $5.s0m605; heavy S590M6.10; packers
and butchers, S5.s0@6 %: lights. $o.1o96; pigs
81. 70@5.50.
Sheep Receipts. 4,000 weak Muttons, 800
@6.60 lanIbs, s6.50Q7.s0; range wethers, so.9o
Wt-2o; fed ewes, $525 g6.25.
CHICAGO s
CHICAGO, April 2.-Cattle-Recelpts, SOU
steady BeeYs, $4,60@7.S5; cows ana neiIers, ,al,
S2I6.oo; calves, $4.75@6.T5; westerns, s4.4oW
$50; stockers and feeders So. .25g5.3o
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; 10c higher. Light,
S5,so@6.2o; miNd, S5.s56163o; heavy. S', SJ;so a g
$50; rough, s5;s5G6; pigs, $4so@o.1oi puik OF
Sheep Receipts. 10000; weak to loc higher.
Natives, Sf.IoMjS0: western, Sot46So; year
lings, S6.25M7.a0; lambs. SGM19o Westerns
S6.25@I10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Hay and Feedstuffs

Hay made sensational advance of 50 per ton
yesterday. owing 10 the current meager receipts
to cut down their shipments for the time being.
However, dealers say that with any pronounced
increase in receipts the market would probably
fall back again. The arrivals yesterday were
only 195 tons, including IA cars.
Stocks of bran in regular warehouses April
We're only "a tons, against 81 tons March /. The
market continues firm and unchanged.
Bran-$30q - per ton.
Mddlings-SS3 S3M36 per ton.
Shorts-S31 Gl33 per ton.
Feedstuns-RolIed barley. $29@SO; rolled oats
for feed, S3lG33; mixed feed S26W27; oilcake
meal in 70 ton lots $3.50, in 10 ton lots SIS. 3
ton lots $3.50, smaller lots $39; cocoanut cake
meal at mills, $27 In 10 ana $3.50 in ton
lots, jobbins SIS; corn meal, SS4; cracked corn
$35; broom corn seed, 90cW$1 per ctI; alfalfa
meal and mcafaifa, Jobbing lots $25, carload
lots 81 per ton
Hay-Wheat, $13M1S; wheat and oat, $12@16;
tame cat, $l29yl6; volunteer wild oat, $l1M13;
alfalfa, $9M14; stock, $5.5eW9.50 per ton.
Straw-Jo@ u soc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. April 2-Traders the only
sellers today and it seems weak and erratic
been tborongbr Huiik non,dated Range and Bntte
looked especially well at the close Begole
mines syndicate stocks are attracting attention
at present and recent stocks have greatly in
creased their value.
1t is reported on good authority that there
is steady accumulation 6 Tennessee Copper
for pool account.
The decline in Utah recently is due TO re-
ports that combination of leading copper conf
panies in Utah and Nevada has been postponed
An interest identified with the company says
that negotiations progressing and that the
merger viii go through without fail. In this
working for o combination have already
secured than a majority of Utah stock
The syndicate also owns majority of stock
the merger
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, April 2.-The wheat market was
strong all day, but the volume Of trade was
small. feature OF trade the buying of
May and the selling of July by elevator in
terests- The dry weather reports from the
market was also affected by the cold wave
and by improved demand for cash wheat
here and at outside grain centers. May opened
at 92H M925sc, and then advanced to 93H@
93ase. The close was strong at 93Ac.
liveries being confined within &c range
The volume of business was exceptionally small
and the market lacked any distinctive feature
May opened unchanged to Mc lower, at 66Is Gl
66Lc; sold at 66c, and closed steady at 66kc
Oats firm moderate demand by com
mission houses May opened IA higher at
53%c; sold at 53ssc. and then advanced to
537sc and closed at 535sc.
Provisions were inclined to be weak the
greater part OF the day, owing to free selling
by local and outside holders. At the close
May pork was off 22i5c. lard was down 7Ibc
and ribs 10M12hc lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Receipts of Produce
.nD Till ct. V DnII .

Flour. or SKIS. 30. 6OOlOats. etls ....
Wheat. etls . 5000 Potatoes. SKIS =
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
FIonr and Farinaceous Goods

Four-Californa family extras, $5.4U96 net,
without discount; bakers extras. So .40G5 .65:
superfine, 81 2094 so; Oregea and Washington,
per Dbl. $4.15M5.z5 for family bakers and pat
ents and S4.20Q4.50 for cut on; Kansas patents.
San Francisco track, $500; do straight, S6.45;
Dakota straights, S6.10; patents. $3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount, are as follows: Graham -four.
So per loo lbs; rye -four, $40; rye meal, $500
rice -four, $40; corn meal, $2.T5; extra cream
do, $40; cat meal, S4l0; oat greats. $3.50;
lominy, 81. 40W5.60: buckwheat flour. 81; cracked
wheat. $3.50; farna. 81 20; whole wheat -four,
$3. 20; rolled oats, bbs $6@I25, in sacks S6.25Qg
6.75; rolled wheat, bbls $4.30, in sacks, $3.50;
pearl barley, $40; split peas. boxes 50 per 100
lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Poultry and Game

Receipts of poultry were limited to % coops
of native stock, mostly chickens, and the mar
ket ruled steady for everything except brailers
which We're slow of sale at lower prices There
was steady and continuous demand for
chickens, fryers being about the nrmest de-
scription. Squads lower in sympathy with
brolers, while ducks and geese met with an
average inquiry at unchanged rates. Twenty
sacks of game came in and were peddled out
at the old quota tions.
Poultry tper dozen)--Hens, s4.50@5.50 for
small, scar for large and $7.50@s50 for extras;
old roosters, $4Q4-50; young ROSTERS, S7Q17 so;
do extras. SsG9; fryers. $I@s;. large broilers
$40t4.50; small broilers, $2.50@3. .50 ducks, sea
for young and S4@5 for old; pigeons, S125n
1.50; squads, s2.50G3; geese. S2@2.5O per pair:
goslings, $3Q3.50 per pair; turkeys. nominal.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, S2a2-50; white
geese. $101.50; brant. $125@2; hare, S1.75Q2;
cotton tail rabbits $2Q2. 70.