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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18
BULLETIN EDITION
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

A soldier was taken to the Queens
Hospital on Thursday with badly
gashed face, having evidently been
struck with a bottle. He was taken
TO the Fort Shafter hospital yesterday
for treatment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18
MCPHEE IS The BEST
Of Wild west ROPERS

Out in Eben Lows new arena in
Kaplolani Park the old wild and wool
ley West was for while translated
again to earth. and the crowd which
filed bleechers and lined the fence
saw cowboys and fantastic Indians
perform as in days Of yore and gore.
Angus McPhee amply proved his
abilities as horse and rope-nandler.
He won the preliminary roping and
tieing contest in 1910, which was far
and away the best time.
The steers were particularly lively,
and played skip the rope and per-
formed ballet-dancing stunts to their
own complete satisfaction, IL not to
that of some of the men who had to
rope them. ,
As one of the features OF the after
noon yesterday the stage hold-up act
from Buffalo Bits show was dupli-
Gated. The stage drove out, was pur-
sued by the bloodthirsty Apaches, cap
tured. and then rescued by U. 8. cav
airy, which arrived in the nick of
time.
The officials were as follows:
Judges--Louis Warren. Geo. Camp
bell.
Flagman--Lester Petrie.
Timcrs-John Walker, J. l.. Lem.
on. +. Halstead.
Announcer. Doyle.
Summary of events:
Potato race-Sonny Gay and John
Holt, Jr.
Wild steer riding-W. Melekule,
Nigel Jackson. J. Malina.
Broncho busting-Tom Lopez.
Wild steer roping contest--Angus
McPhee, 1910; J. Malina, 1928; w.
p. Akau. lao.
Tug of war-Leilehua ranch de-
feated Kualoa ranch.
Maverick branding-Tom Lopez.
]. Jack. w. p. Akau.
Wild horse roping-A. Jones and
John Fernandez, 0:17; Jack Low
and M. Keliilike, OLA; c. II. Judd
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-18

Lightning struck an automobile in
which Governor Hughes of New York
was riding at Albany, shattering the
glass front and steering gear and
slightly injuring Wilfred Plain, Jr.,
additional Social Notes on Page 12)
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

which the market
formed Ihe
speculative
The
which fell today moderate of the
Something moderation
tbutabe which
orders executed by
Hartman Pah stocks
weeks by the belief that
The today
further fall
The miscellaneous following
they believed they penetrated its concealed
The this
much Almost half that
ca the the fluctuations established also
higher
Dealings
Hartman Reading
indurial The days important and little regarded
copper
correspondence there has been between the
stocks throughout the speculation While stocks
while
lons for copper.
in
heraded Of
follow
ended the stock exchange with upward swings
with displayed the
Total sales S322O0o United States
bonds unchanged call
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-The tap of the opening
gong found a large short interest which had sold
eonfdently the rains in the winter wheat
country. They were confronted however, by
cables which were firm in face of the decline ON
this side yesterday. Arrivals at Mime
apois and Duluth reached not to say passed
their maximum Opening prices under the rush
of covering orders were irregular. December
ranging from shade under yesterday to 1ac
above, the best figures being S1.001s al .00A
Within the first half hour L@%e had been
added TO this price. Heavy selling was invited
by the bulge and in the unloading which followed
firm alone is said to have gotten rid of
5000, 900 bushels. December reduced to 9915c
under the pressure but rebounded promptly on
pressed by the manner in which the heavy offer
ings had been absorbed. A factor in the recovery
was report of freezing temperatures in the
Canadian Northwest. and the weather in general
was calculated to lead to curtailment OF the
movement to market. December at the close was
&c over yesterday at $1.00as a l-0e1a-
While the fluctuations In the market
showed to some extent the effect of the wheat
market, prices were held well upon covering by
shorts, who were buyers of both September and
the crop months. The market was agitated
not only by the light receipts, but by fears of
frost following last nights rains December
prices covered range of &c and the close,
6J1s @65ssc, was 9@Ac up.
Oats were fairly strong all day despite con-
siderable selling OF distant deliveries by cash
grain interests. Buying all soft spots was of
an influential character and the cash market
ruled firm to &c up. December sold within a
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
butter, Cheese and Egg.

The market for eggs and dairy produce was
quite active yesterday and the general tone was
one of frmness, with most receivers reporting
no difficulty in effecting close clearances of all
three descriptions The best butter declined &c,
being quoted at Bic pound, but the drop
not considered symptom Of weakness
Fresh extra eggs were 1c higher bids at 4fc
fresh stock less active than anything else
but the supply was short and bids of 41c on
the exchange failed to bring out any STOCKS
Fancy fat California cheese was higher at 121sc
that being the only change In that department
On the exchange % fancy fat California
cheeses were sold at 121ac and 30 cases of fresh
extra butter changed hands, 10 going at Isc
and 20 at 31c a pound.
Receipts $4,000 lbs butter, 1000 lbs
cheese and 657 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quota tions, generally
range from 1ae to &c higher. owing to the va
rous charges TO be added:
ButterFresh creamery extras 31c per lb
frm do frsts. 2T1ac. firm; do seconds 221ac.
firm; do thirds. 20c, firm; eastern extras 27c
firm; local storage extras, 27c, steady; pack
ing stock, firm at 23c for No. and zoe for
No. 3
Cheese California Fancy aats, 12lsc per il.
firm; do frsts lie. firm; do seconds. 91zc
firm; fancy Young Americas, 121zc, weak; do
frsts, 12c, weak; storage fats. 13c. weak Ore
gon: Fancy fats. 13c, weak; fancy Young
Americas. 141ac. weak
Eggs tper dozen, cases included )-California
fresh extras 41c, firm; do irsts, 321ac, firm:
do seconds, 261ac, firm do thirds, 22c nrm
eastern selected, 25c, firm; do irsts. &c. firm
do seconds, 21c. firm; storage extras. soc. firm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
,a1Fs Page Of Commercial News

follows. terms net cash: Standard granqlstsd
zine or coarse), 5.65c. fruit granulated- 5-55e;
crystal dominos in cases. 9-05c: tablets In half
barrels, 6-15c tablets In boxes. 6s4ec: cubes and
crushed $500; powdered. 5.75es candy granu-
lated. 5.T5c; confectionery A, 5e5c: eonfection-
ers' crystals s. z5c; Magnolia A. o.2ocs extra c.
5.15c; golden G. 5.05c; d. 4.95c; beet granu-
lated 5.45c- Barrels and so ID bags 10c, half
bbls 25e, boxes soc more per 100 lbs for all
grades Monarch bar Is quoted over and above
the price for standard hne tcane) granulated In
100 ID bags follows: Bags, 100 lbs, 55c: bar
rels 45c; half bbls, 60c; 40 ID tins, cased sos:
50 ID tins. cased s2-05; 10 ID tins. eased. 10 in
a ease S2.70: 8 ID tins. In case $2-70; 30 ID
boxes S5c. No order taken for less than % bar
rels or It's equivalent No extra charge for put
ting up bar in private packages
The California anu Hawaiian sugar ree-z---
conf pany quotes as follows Granulated basis
5.65c; "Higrade' bar, &c. powdered, 5-75c. /.
crushed $500: berry. 5.65c; c. & H extra hns
dry granulated 5-65c: dry granula ted.
5.65c: confectionery A. 5-65e: eonfect;oners'
crystal 5.75c; cubes, 5.90c; bricks. 5-9oc; extra
nne granulated 100 10 bags only 5.45e: excel
sior A, 5.25c; extra G. 5.15cs golden c.. 5.05c:
yellow ID. 4-S5c; H. & E. crystal dominOs.
9.05c. Additional per 100 Ibs- IN bbis and so ID
bags Zoe more: half bbls. 25c more; boxes. SOC
more for all grades. Bar in 50 Id and 40 ID tins.
81. 10 more; in 10 ID tins, 2.35 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
THE STOCK MARKET
Very Fair Trading In Local Securities.
ComstOcks Quieter and Weaker.
Southern NevadaS Featureless

Trading was very good on the stock and bond
exchange yesterday. Associated oil and Spring
Valley water we're freely dealt in. though sales
were generally small. The United Railroads
bonds were weak, selling or TO S72.1213. Mer-
camille trust companys stock was ex dividend
OF So.
The southern Nevadas were quiet with no
marked variations On the day. A dispatch from
Nevada said that Lockhart and the Florence
lawyers deny knowledge Of any suit brought
against the former. Lcckhart says that Lindley
is not stock holder and the books are open to
inspection There are ruT1orS that Lindley may
to abrogate the agreement between Jumbo
Consolidated aad Consolidated LOckhart says
that he bought no new machinery.
The ComstOcks were quieter than on the pre-
ceding day and also weaker, Consolidated Vir-
ginia losing Ophir losing 15c On the day. and
several other prominent stocks being somewhat
lower. Mexican was exception. closing at
7Sc against 72c on Tuesday.
The shipments the Tonopah and
Goldhe1d railroad for the last week to the
Western ore purchasing company consisted OF 80
tons from the Tonopah Extension and 200 tons
from the Mac<amara- The Tonopah company
sent 5000 tons. the Belmont company 500 tons.
the Montana -TonOpah T33 tons. the Midway 100
tons, the NacNamara 100 tons, West End 80
tons and Jim Butler 120 tons 70 the mills. max
ing the total shipments for the week to the
mills 1858 tons.
The total output OF the Tonopah mines was
3 DAB tons. OF estimated value (the shipping
ore being valued at $50 ton and the milling
ore at SIS toni OF Sl41,22o-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Potatoes, Onion. and Vegetables

There was somewhat of decrease In the re-
ceipts of some vegetables but the market was
heavily stocked with supplies brought BY the
belated river boats on the preceding day, and
prices were weak rule. Tomatoes were a
drug in the market, ard although receiv
ers were asking soc box and sometimes more
in the early trade. 40c generally regarded
as an extreme figure and trade was slow Mt
that. most of the sales being at prices ranging
from 20c. 10 35c. All the other vegetables from
the river districts. particularly cucumbers and
peppers. went at weak prices, aud old lots were
often sold at figures well below the inside
quotations Green in light receipt, but
ruled weak, the buying public having eviden,
tired of it, Potatoes and onions steady
to firm at the old quotations.
Potatoes tper ctl)-River whites, S0d95c. for
fancy and 5o@65c for common: Salinas Bur
banks. s1.2o@1. so; sweet potatoes. s1-s5@1 so.
Onions-New yellow, 50G55c per ctl
vegetables-Green corn, $1.25@2 per sack;
tomatoes, 20@40c per box; cucumbers, 40d soc
per box: pickle cucumbers. 75cGfS1 .25 per
box; green peas. sG5c per lb; string and
wax beans. 3M4c per lb: lima beans.
3@31ac per Id; summer squash. 100000 per
box green peppers, S5Gy50c per box; garlic, ga
&c per lb; cabbage, 73ds5c per ctl; caulihower,
65@I5c per dozen; turnips, I5c per sack; carrots,
81 per sack; green okra.s 35@50c per box; egg
plant, 100000. per box.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
New york Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Fiour- Receipts, S5.-
500 barrelsi exports. $500 barrels. Market
steady, with demand slow.
Wheat-Receipts. IS, 900 bushels; spot, steady;
No. ., S1.0I@ 1.0sla elevator; No. red, Sl.0S12
+. o. b. ahost; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Sill e
f. o. b. afoat: No.. . hard winter $1.o93s +. o.
b. afioat Options-The first half of the wheat
session today quite bulish. prices getting
within nc of the seasons top on steady cables,
export and cash rumors and drouth in South Ar
gentine. Later the market broke under per.
sistent selling by Chicago house, but rallied
sharply near the close on active commission buy
ing. Final prices were l5c net higher Septem-
81 o9st
Hops-Dull.
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3.4sc; CEN
trifugal, 96 test, 39sc; molasses sugar, 3.23c;
refined. steady; molasses, firm.
Coffee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
to 10 points lower. Sales were reported OF
$4,000 bags, including September at 5.75c; De-
cember. 5.5oc; January, 545@5.50c; February,
spot ae coffeeNouiet: No Rio. SIC: Santos. No.
4, SIC; mild, dull: Cordova, e14@123Yc.
ButteraFirm; Creamery specials, 25G251ac;
extras, 29@2912c.
Cheese--Firm. unchanged.
Eggs-Firm, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-yery little business is re-
ported in the markets for evaporated apples.
Fancy are quoted at 915@101zc; choice, 7@9c;
prime 81 061ac: common to fair. 5@6c.
Prrlnes-There is a moderate demand for spot
prunes with quotations ranging from DC TO 13c
for California and from 6Ac TO 7lac for Oregon
fruit
Aprcots-Are quiet. with choice quoted at s14
@s1sc: extra choice, s309c; fancy. 101s @11c
Peaches-Are said to be little steadier in
tone. with choice quoted at 7h@7Ac; extra
choice, ~ @sc; fancy, sA @9c.
Raisins-Arrivals of freshly seeded old crop
rasins are reported, and considerable shipments
are believed to be on the road. These supplies
seem chiefly for delivery old contracts. Loose
muscatel are quoted at AZ @6Ac; choice to fancy
seeded, e14 d7aic; seediess, AS @6c; London lay
erS 81 Goa / 65
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Lo. AngeIes Markets

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-Prices were gener
ally shifted in the produce market today and
trading was heavy, giving the market firm
tone Produce exchange quotations for Lady
Washington and small white beans were lowered
Cheese displayed some strength and good
demand for fancy northern and No. eastern
stock. Eastern singles and twins advanced to
1Sc and longhorns and daisies were put up to
19c, advance of 1c.
Trading on the exchange was moderately heavy
and offerings were plentiful at low prices en-
couraging buying. Two cases of creamery extra
butter sold 10 bags of small white beans. 90
bags of Lady Washington beans aud e5 northern
Eggs were stationary and generally firm on
receipts of 110 cases, and no change was made
Vegetables were heavily traded in on the street
and. while there were few minor changes in
bard squash was in better shape and advanced
to 115M2c. Cabbage was unusually firm and
prices were quoted at $1.35 a sack. Lettuce was
in poor condition and sold slowly.
Produce receipts: Eggs, 110 cases; butter,
IL .112 pounds; cheese 4,0SS pounds; potatoes,
5,oi2 sacks; beans, 50 sacks; apples 5,622 boxes;
onions 3S sacks; sweet potatoes, 80 sacks
Eggs-Local ranch. selected, 36@3Sc; case
count, SIC dozen; fresh eastern. 2s@3oc;
Cheese-Northern fresh. 14c; anchor large
15c; anchor, Young America l6c; hand cheese
twins, 1sc; eastern cheddars lie; eastern long
horn, 19c; eastern daisy. 19c; Swiss, imported,
2SG30c: Swiss. domestic, 1Sc; brick cream 1Sc;
limburger, 1Sc; Tulare, 14c; imported Roquefort
a box; Neufchatel. 81 20 box; Sierra S1.10 a
box: Canada cream, ! dozen 10 box. 95c;
Schlosskase, 81 box; Camembert, S1.2o box
Butter-Creamery extra, CSC; creamery frsts
60c, eastern extras, Soc; cooking butter 24c
Potatoes tper ctl)-New local Burbanks 81 so :
new highland. $l.4o; new local sweet potatoes
1%c pound.
onions (per ctl)-Northern red 75c@s1 Aus
tralian brown. eoc@$l; silverskin. 81; garlic
90l0c q pound.
Beans (per ct)-Pink No /. So. so; local No
H. $3.50 $50: Lady Washington. No l. 81 %:
sina II white, No. 1. $4.25; blackeye 81 so: Gar
vanzas. $3.50; lima, No. 1, $5G5.25; lentils
S11.50.
Poultry (buying prices, alive)-Broilers, IL to
2 pounds, lie pound; fryers, lie; hens, 3
pounds and up. lie; under pounds, 10c: old
roosters, 6@7c; turkeys, heavy. zoe; light, not
wanted Selling prices, dressed--Broiers, 2Oc q
pound; fryers, zoe; roasters, 1jc hens I5c
ducks, frozen, 15c; live ducks l4c915c; geese
l21aM14c.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks generally higher Coppers firm
Spot and higher bureau report issued
Local securities sell fairly. Mining stocks quiet.
York exchange higher Hongkong lower Silver unchanged
Wheat, barley and the other grains unchanged
Hay steady. Feedstufs firm. Beans quiet and weak
Dried fruits quiet and generally easier Rasns unchanged
Bacon and pure California lard advanced Live hogs firm
Potatoes and onions steady firm Vegetables plentiful
Poultry in active demand with supplies heavy.
Best eggs and cheese higher. Butter firm
Supplies of fresh fruits in of the demand.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 6ss @6skc spot and 67s GTc
| for 1909; San Quentin. 655c; wool bags. $50
3ti7e: fleece twine, &c per ID; fruit bags. 1sc
for A and SIC for b.
coal-carbon Hill. 50; Beaver Hill, 81: Penn
| sylyania anthracite ers. SIC per ton; yelling
ton. 50; New Well lsten so; Coos bay. 81; Aus
tralian. house-Richmond. ETC., SO; Stanford
Richmond, IS; Cumberland. S14 In bulk and
1880 In sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coke. Sf4
per ton in bulk and sic in sacks; Rocky noun
tain. $3.50 per short ton
oils-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. 56c
per gallon for boiled and 54c for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil. in cases, No l. 75c. Bakers
A, cases. S1-2041.22: lucol. Joc for boiled and
iSes for raw, China nut. cases. 76uS6c per gal
lon, cocoanut oil. In barrels. 556l5Siac for Xxx;
o21a g56c for No. and 50G5315e for No. 2.
according to quality; extra beached winter
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
lard oil, 95c; No. lard oil. Toe: pure neatsfoot
oil, SOC; No 1 neatsfoot OIL 65c: herring oil.
40c; salmon oil. Soc; boiled fish oil, 35c; paint
oil.t soc.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-water white oil. tank
wagon. &c; $50 deg oil. tank wagon. 11c; special
water white, extra fine, tank wagon. 1115e;
water white. iron barrels or drums, 915c; $50
deg. oil. iron barrels drums. lie: special do,
l11ac; pearl oil. in cases. 161Sc: astral. 1613c.
| star, li1zc; extra star. 19iac; Elaine. 2613
eocene, 1915c; red crown and motor gasoline. in
late. in drums. Sc; No. 2 do. &c; cases. &c more;
| Sc deg. gasoline, in bulk SOC. in cases 3715e;
naphtha, in bulk 10c, In cases I71sc-
Iurpentins-621ac per gallon IN cases and
| 50 lac In drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per barrel Of $50 lbs: E, $5.25: f..
$3.50; g, $5.45; II. 1886: l. S6.05.
Red and White rcad-Red lead. S1s acc per
ID, according to quality. white lead. S6S12c
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Inc western sugar refining company quotes as
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Deciduou. and Citru. Fruits

Supplies Of the leading descriptions OF fresh
terday, as the bulk Of the stock received Z
on the preceding day on hand when the
stores opened and to make matters n9s D1ass
some of the river boats were late again. Prices
sagged to low levels and were unsusrained az
that, dealers were obliged TO accept low
the belated boats. Bartlett pears were not
uuotable over 81 box. though few lots may
have sold above. that figure IN peddling way
In the peach department even the best noun
tain fruit was weak at soc box. while large
open boxes dull and weak at 4OWIoc In
the absence of demand for canning Plums and
prunes held steady, and there was good sale
for choice figs. while pomegranates, ounces
and common to choice apples were neglected
Fancy GravensteiD apples were IN short sup
ply and firm at the lop quotation. while the
best bellef1owers were weak at Doc The lat
T. o. b. Persimmons from Newcastle were offer
ing again and sold at 75c for small boxes and
81 for crates. Table grapes were In oyersupply
and weak for all kinds OF packages. while wine
grapes continued to find ready sale There were
some very poor wine grapes Offering. but there
were no buyers for them and therefore they
range. 40c. box being the top Of the market.
and several large lots that were unit for food
TO weak and than half Of the arrivals were
turned TO Gamers at the inside quotations
There was nothing new in citrus or tropical
fruits.
Strawberries -S6@I per chest for Longworths
and s4@6 for the large varieties.
Blsckberries s-S2@4 per chest.
Huckleberries-1211G q 14c per h.
Apples (per boxl-Fancy in tier boxes. 90c4
81. .25; common to choice. 4o@75e; crabappies. 80
@40c for small boxes.
Pears -Bartletts, 75c@s1 per box; other va
rieties, 4O@15e-
Quinees-40Ql60 60c per box
PIums aud Prunes-60c 81 per box crate.
Peaches-Sman boxes. including mountain
fruit. 30@ soc; large boxes, 40@75c; carriers
nominal.
Figs-40G75c per box.
omegranates-50@I I5c per box.
Melors-Nutmeg melons, 15G40c per box; can
taloupes. I5cGS1 per crate: waternelons, S191
per dozen.
Grapes tcrates and small boxesl-Seedless, 5C
q I5c: mtIscat. 5066oc: black 40G50c: tokay,
5o@s5c; Isabella, 40a6oc; large boxes, S1@1. u
for seedless and 50cG$1 % for other varieties;
wine grapes, S12G17 per ton, with some spe-
cial brands selling up TO $50
Citrus Fruits per boxl-Valencia oranges, s.; 81
$3.50; grapefruit, S494.50; lemons, $393.50 fol
fancy, s1.I5@2.50 for choice and s1g1.25 FOL
standards; lines. $465.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81 50d3 for Central American;
pineapples, $2G3 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
DRIED Fruits, Raisin.. Nut. and Hone,

The markets under this head are quiet with
slight declines in most kinds of fruits. Raisins
show change.
Fruits new cropl-Evaporated apples. 5slGa
6lac. apricots. 6@1Oc; peaches. 5@51sc for
standards, 6461ac for choice. &c for extra
choice and 71ac for fancy; pears. 50T1ac; pittel
plums 6@71ac: igs 21a04c: prunes size
basis. 81. G4c for old and 81 6414c per ID for
new CROP with premium for the large and
discount for the small sizes.
Raisins new cropJ-Clusters-4 crown, 81; )
crown, $3.50; crown, s.; London layers-2
crown, $1.25; crown $1.35 Seeded, 70715c;
seedless, 41zc; Thompsons seedless SIZE; loose
muscatels, 53sc for crown, sac for crown
and 43tc for crown.
Nuts-Almonds new crop), nonpareils, 11156 q
12c; Xxi, 1015@11c; ne plus ultra, iOc; brakes,
91sc; languedocs, S15 Q9c; hardshells, 13c; Wal
nuts-1213 @13c per ID Tor No. 1 softshelI and
s1z@1oc for No. do; lie for No. 1 hardshelI
and S1a@01ac for No. . do.
Honey-Water white. comb. 16011c; white.
l5c; water white, extracted. S@Szc; white "a
Sc; light amber, g7I2c; dark amber and can
died. So G5z4c per lb.
Beeswax-2s@29c per lb for light and 24625c
for dark.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
ExE Market in Nearby countie.

reached Soc today. The delivery was not heavy.
As the day closed light shower set In with
the prospect of heavier rain before ii was over
SANTA CRUZ, Sept. s23.-The local market
is well supplied with eggs at 34c, the OUTPUT
holding frm. Shipments are made to San Fran
cisco by the big producers where they receive
better prices. Showers last night and today
insure plenty Of green food for the hens
SANTA ROSA. Sept. 23.-For the first time
ference of more than Sc in the prices offered
by the independent dealers for choice and sec
onds today Heretofore Sc has been the regu-
the prices were posted today 4c was noted.
The price of choice was raised 1c. to soc per
dozen, the. highest they have been this season.