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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
HOTEL CALIFORNIA is
SOLD TO o. ID. BALDWIN
Property at California and
Hyde Streets Brings 100000

John McGaw & Co.. have negotiated
the sale of the property at the north
east corner of California and Hyde
streets. 77:6 by so feet, improved with
a handsome four story, 81 room hotel
and store building. known as the Hotel
California, for Walter L. Heise to o.
d. Baldwin. on a valuation of 100000
for the property. McGaw & Co. had
sold this lot. then practically vacant,
for Heise, just before the big fire, for
nearly $4,000, but the deal was called
off and the deposit returned on account
of the destruction OF the nominal i'm
r1rovennen
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

ALLEGED BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3. c., July 23.--A man going under the name of
]. A. Anderson and alleged bank swindler.
wanted In Toronto, was arrested by the police
her etoday. Anderson is said to have secured
several thousand dollars by the use of a rubber
stamp he secured from bank in Montreal where
he formerly employed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
CIRCUS DENIED INJuNoT1oN--Denver. July

23.-Judge Lewis in the federal court today. re-
fused the injunction sought by representatives,
of Ringing Brothers circus to restrain the
Denver fire and police board and the mayor from
tnterferinr with a performance billed to be
given IN Denver July 26. The FIRE and police
board some time ago refused license to the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

solomon Getz to Kate l. Sheehan. lot in line
Of Eighth avenue. 125 of street, ) 20 by 4
Kafe T. sheehan. deceased (by administrator,
to Paul A. Mccarthy, same; 81 .13O.
solomon Getz and wife 10 Paul A. Mccarthy,
lot in line of Eighth avenne, 125 of ] street,
Eva coaen and husband to Jennie Fest. lot in
+ line of Deyisadero street, 49 OF Haight,
23:11h by E 103; $40.
and wife lot in line Of Old Hickory street, 35
W Of Ellsworth. W 80 by 40; SO
Julius II. Emden TO city and county Of San
Francisco lot at NV corner OF Pine street and
St Marys place. W 17:s by 57:6; $40.
Lucien Raverat 10 same. lot at NV corner, OF
Pine street and st. Marys place, W l1;s by \
Felix Marcuse and wife to George H. Fuller.
lot in n line Of California street s2;il OF
Sixth avenue. W sos, n 1913 2-l0, 5o S
George H. Fuller TO Felix Marcuse. half in
terest in lot at NV corner Of Sacramento and
Maple streets. \ 52:S1s By w SIG; $40
Timothy H. Barnard and wife TO John ]. Dirks,
LOT in y line of Congress street, % Of Masonic
avenue, r 25 by n 125: $40.
Mary Catherine Espy 10 ". C.-Espy: half in.
terest in lot in n line of street, 1915 w OF
Tenth avenue. W % by 100; gift
Samuel Altshuler and wife 10 Joseph B. Top.
litz lot at Sc corner of Lombard and Scott
streets. 27:6 by 100; $40.
Emma L. Culiverwell to Max Cohn. lot in S
line of Ellis street, 154:9 Of Buchanan, 25:e
james res W. Hamm and wife to Mary A. DAILY,
lot in line Of Clay street, 195 W of Scott,
25 by I21:S14 $40.
walter ]. RousseI to Johanna Roussel. lot in
line Of Riteh street. 100 of Folsom 25 by
e so; gift.
william \. Van Laak to Lambert Van Laak
Sr lot in S line of Thirteenth avenue, 200 OF
street 100 by 10; SO.
Henry l.. Davis to Annie G. Davis, lots 1880
TO 1884, gift map 4; gift.
Kirk Harris to Ellen Harris. lot in line OF
Green street, 1875 W Of Jones, W . by
Reinoid J. spahr and wife to Charles h. Null.
len, lot in NV line Of London street. I5 SW OF
China avenue Sw - by NV 100: SO.
Elizabeth Derby BY, to William Helm. half in in
Sc of Folsom, Sc 25 by SW so; $40.
Albert Meyer to George Homage. lot in I
line OF Sixteenth avenue. 225 n OF street
Albert Meyer to Anna Sundheim. lot in N line
of C street. 95 W Of Twenty-eighth avenue
w 25 by y 90 So
pany 10 Anton Michalittchke, lot in w line OF
Leavenworth street, 1875 S Of Geary, 49,
Margsrita p Bruntseh to =. 5do J white; lot lo
in S line Of Golden Gate avenue, 3OS Z OF Firs
avenue. % by S 1SI:6A; $40.
William II. Mccormick and wife to James
B. McSheehy, lot in z line Of Church street
Ellita Gambini Mszzitelfi TO Anastasia Grace
lot at Sc corner OF Fifteenth and York streets
E 50 by 20; $40.
Marcus Modry to Louise r. Levy ct al, lo
at corner Of Second and Natoma streets
NV 2j by 10: gift.
Lisette Cook TO Horace c. Sexton lot II
line of Golden Gate avenue, 62:6 w Of IEol
street w % by S 100; $40.
Emile Baraeilles and wife to F. w Wachter
lot In W line of Seventh avenue, 75 of
street % by W 1926; $40.
Parkside realty company to Gideon II. Smith
avenue. 23.14. NE 96.0s \ 1886 w So, 5
100, and other piece: $40
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
NO MoRr 81 CERTIFICATES Washing

NO MORE 81 cERT1r1cATEs-w Washington
July 2s.--In furtherance to the efforts OF the
treasury officials 10 meet the demand for small
biTls for use In the movement OF the crops
conference was held at the treasury department
today at which IL was decided 70 iaskey u-
erease the supply OF 81 and s. bills The issu-
ance Of the s. certificates. which has been un-
popular will be discontinued for the present
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

TWO DETECTIVES SENTENCED Kovno.
Russia, July 23.-Two agents of the Russian
secret police were today convicted the charge
Of preparing a bomb with the intention Of de-
posting 1t in the lodgings of workman on
whom they desired to throw suspicion and were
sentenced to three and half years imprison-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Thirty-eight Miles

Of remarkable ocean scenery on the
Ocean Shore Railway new country
well worth seeing--a day of enjoyment
and full of information. Know some
thing of your own country. Time table
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Saturday, July "A, 1909.

bungalow will be radically different, be-
cause each purchaser draws plans to
suit himself.
1t means that for a small preliminary
deposit and the balance at the rate of
$25 or $50 a month you get house built
to order in the prettiest part of San
Mateo;- and get it at wholesale price.
We do the street work free, we give
you sidewalks, sewers, gas and electric
connections-your house is absolutely
complete and ready to move right into
the day the contractor finishes.
Its plan that has worked with won
derful success In Southern California.
q figure I saved 20 per cent by get
ting my house at Wholesale a Pasa-
dena man said to the writer recently.
My wife and / went in with IA others
ON the same plan Baldwin & Howell
have adopted
Why do we do this?
Simply to build up Hayward Park,
because the more it is built up the more
we can get for the remaining lots.
We will accept no profit on the
houses-they will be turned over at
cost.
None of these houses will be built
upon lots already sold-The reason is
evident.
If interested call or write at once.
BALDWIN & HOWELL
SOLE AGENTS
3lS-324 Kearny Street, San Francisco
FRANK S. cRUMMoN Sub Agent
San Mateo
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
RnIIdIng C-ontrncts

Pile drivers, bridge and structural iron werk-
ere union, local "a, with ID. MeIsaac-To erect
building in Bryant street betweeN Second and
Third; $3.97S.
three story and basement frame building
at SW corner of Guerrero and Dorland streets,
f 77:4@ by s so; $13.366.
Thomas 7. and Anna Sawdon with Hansen &
Johnson-To erect a two story and basement
frame building in line Of Ashbury street,
Ie5 OF Waller. SO by l60: 50, $40.
William A. and Alice c. Keegan with Len
field Koberts-To erect story and a half
frame cottage. with basement. In line of Val
ley street. 151;s Of Sanchez, SO by S
ia: 50 200.
Charles Harris with Tony 10y and A. Ma
rin0-Shorng- filing. concrete and steel re-
enforcement work, draining. pumping. etc. in
connection with foundation and basement walls
for a two story and basement brick building
IN line of Davis street, 91:S S of Washing.
ton. 5 1910 by r 137 IS: 81, 800.
Roman Catholic archbishop Of San Francisco
with RoIaBdf & Forn-All work except exca-
walton and concrete foundation for two sstory
and basement frame building at Sc corner OF
ST. Marys and Marsily streets, SW 1851
S 65. E 125, " 50.10%. NE 125. w 81; SIS, 500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

watch the Business Chance columns
opportunities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24

, The upbuilding OF Berkeley and the
peninsula with a class of people as
described viii materially benefit the
city Real estate men are undoubtedly
right that the state university and the
Stanford university have attracted a
large number of people from different
parts of the state TO live there and
also from the east, but il can not be
denied that San Francisco is as much
Of a temptation as are the two uni
versities.
There is glamour about San Fran
cisco which attracts every one, and it
is safe TO say that, notwithstanding
the countless and superior attractions
Of the exposition at Seattle, il would
not have been the great success it un-
deniably is had not the travellers to
the northern city been able to visit
san Francisco without paying extra
fare.
Los Angeles made history for itself
when it entertained the Elks, and ii
is also safe TO assert that no other city
on the continent has such generous
hosts. but, Notwithstanding all this,
tke Elks wanted TO see San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
TRAIL LEADS TO ITALY.
PetrOSinO Tried to Run Dozen Ohio
Black Hand Men.

Cincinnati. June 2O-Asked TODAY UbA+bar
any proof had been found connecting the Ohio
/ Black Hand with the murder of Lieutenant Petro-
+ sno in Italy Chief Postofice Inspector Holmes
said he had absolute proof that the Ohio gang
[ actually had a hand in the New York detectives
murder, but he knew that Augustine Marisi who
was arrested after a revolver fight in Dennison
yesterday. in Palermo at the time of Petro-
sno's death. and that Marfisi returned to America
/ shortly after that murder
Marhsi gave the federal officials trouble early to-
day at the Dennison jail. mob Of Italians ii was
reported planned to storm the fran structure and
rescue the prisoner. Deputies kept around
the jail until late to-day. when Marfisi was taken
+ TO Canton.
Before he left Dennison. six months ago. Marhsi
had been preceded to Italy by Barney Bonet
Dennison fruit dealer. who sold his store there at
a sacrifice and fed to escape Black Hand ven
Eeance. Boneti murdered not long after his
arrival IN italy. Soon afterward Marisi who was
in Italy at the time of the murder, returned TO
America.
It was learned here today that Petrosno came
10 Cincinnati shortly before his trip TO Italy and
worked the case Of Joe Annarino, who had
received Black Hand letters. Petrosno went to
Pttsburg the day A1narino
Black Hand member on the Allegheny Bridge and
deliver the money. But the Black Hand had
shadoved Petrosino and despite his disguise he
was at the bridge, and no one appeared to get the
money The assassination of Petrosino shortly
after this incident is considered significant.
Inspector Oldheld and his assistants. working
the instructions OF Chief Inspector Holmes, are
busily engaged at Columbus going the
. evidence and preparing for the preliminary hear
ing of the prisoners the first part of next week
al Toledo and Cleveland. Detectives also work
ing al Pttsburg.
Federal warrants for three more men were issued
at Columbus to-day but It IS said the have
fed. Two of them Sam Linlas father. Antonio.
and his brother Stephano Postal officials regret
the release on bonds of Sam Lima and Sevario
Ventoa to-day. Lima's bond vas fixed in Toledo
ar 5000 and Eentoa's In Columbus AT 5000.
Collegero Ticario who arrested at Belle
fontaine and hidden away all night from an at
torney who sought his release on writ of
habeas corpus. taken 10 Columbus to-day
where a three-hour examination failed 10 elicit any
information from him He was held in $500 bail
for a hearing next Tuesday. He IS in Jail tonight
All the officers who have been at work in round
ing up the Black Hand aggregation Will 90 to CIeVe-
land Saturday to confer with United States
District Attorney Day II is said that some OF the
letters seized have given the officers cewS to 4tal-
ian blaCkmailers in other states From this evil
dence II is predicted that other groups Of Black
Hand operators will be run 10 earth.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11

d9ng Island and OhsF % nearly 'Prs dae sss are onS
moderate outlet but supplies moderate and prices
changed We quote: Fresh kiiled-Ieedm kEsSs. ~
3 to pair per Is 80 SSc do pennsylvania. fancy.
ID 70 Dozen I d n5er de aty y b 49,: dc west
ern drT picked bBIs i5a isc " DO scSdsd Is si6s
Southern best Iqts 15g dry picked a. or ss sssjasS d.
scaded 12c; DUCKS spring. Long Island and Eastern
4 ~h!5e per d9z - q % 29 DO poor aark 81 r.
fed ie Sc S 9 AZ % zen AZ osfs 0s9sTs nIS 5x
Potatoes ASD vEGETaBIEsHS -It5;SS- potatoes IN
large supply and lower. Old potatoes active and
with prices lower Asparagus IN lighter receipt and
higher Beets and carrots drasgns, though Old car;
lower Corn drags:ng. Cucumbers more plenty and
weaker ss Peas IN light GeSsipt and hisheE string
sive supply and about All offerings poor quality ana
9uots POT ,SF, Rsg @ % as hSi s51s5 SS
do southern. No l. 3QS4 %: do No ? s26S2 so -
% So Is s. s. 'Gg @ 30 q! ao Maine y m in in Dg per & 1so h. s90
iSs-ib bag 81 5og e 5S sWSET T. PoPAT0sg jersey
per basket s. 4S2 S5. ASPARAGUs per dozen bU9ehes
s.. CARRoT5. southern per 100 bunches sias2; 40
or bag s. o asBSsEs a. Bal5iors per PEI cra'
81; do MARYLAND and Virginia T5e 9s; do Norfolk per
per tbl crate. 500 T5c, CORN Florida per standard
aS2 DO Ne7, Orleans. per Dbl ssssi: cUcCMBERa
sI DO otb Cr1, ana - CiSrrfs ia sr S9 bssEe, SOC 81
90 90 Florida per basket SOC 81; CACLIFLOW ERs: Rs
dozen. 81 as2; CELERY Bermuda per csss 81 GS1 so;
7 6rss6s PeT eoTi id 5 per s SPS s = &c assby
per Dbl crate. 1OQ50c: ONIONS. Texas, white per
crate 75c 81, do yellow. SOC 81: do Bermuda. 9OcQ
81, do New Orleans, per bbI. 90cq 81. dc per srnau
PsT carrier 81 50 s2 80. PEAS jersey large per
basket 81 25d 81 so: do small s19s1 25. do Maryland.
large basket. S1TSI 81 small. 81 q 81 II. do
Baltimore large. s18s1 II. do small. T5c8 81: do
Eastern Shore. small soc SS1. do Virginia q 0T3cs
PEPPERS Florida. per carrier 75c 4St IS; PARSLEY,
New Orleans curly bb 25c 81 so. do plain, 25c9
81 50; RADISHES nearby per 100 bunchss. 25 Soc
RHCBARB. nearby. per 100 lunches. 81 q 81: seal
LIONS nearby. per 100 hUnches. 25R T5c; STRING
BEANS. virginia wax per half hbi basket 2Se q 81 %:
do SOC 9 81. do North Carolina. third
basket 1067 40c do 1030c. South Carolin8.
third large basket. 109 25c; do Georgia and
Florida. per basket. 10 n 25c. SPINACH nearby. Per
bbl. 1005oc; SQUASH Hubbard per b5l 81 25 PSI 50:
do marrow 81 81 so; DO white. bbl crate, 81 -
81 p. do yellow crooknsck. T5cG$1 .; TURSIPS.
Canada, ruabaga bag. sOc 81 II. do other ruta-
bags. per bbl bag. SOC q 81. do white. par 100
bunches. 5oc9s1: TOMATOES Florida. per carrier
soc n 81 p. do Mississippi. fat 2Oq 4Oc VA
TERCRESS- per 100 buuches. T5c n 81 ., CJCUMBEFs
hOthOUse. Boston. fancy. dozen. JUc. do box
So 30 Jersey per half Dbl basket, - 50:
MUSHROOMS. hothouse. white. large. per 10, BOG
65c: do brown large. SOC. DO small 20 G4Ocs To-
MATOES. hothonaa. h I0315c
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
Upper DENAND GROWS'
Increase of Consumption for Monfh
Encourages the Trade.

--,A -,o~-r7l, raro-t Of the Copper Producers as
.o,ie-fo- issued YESTERDAY showed for the hTsI
t;r,A since the o-zarization of the concern lasI
Tsngsrv An excess Of consumption over PFoo-c'-"h
nf the metal notwithstanding the fact fh9t the
,rytru+ for Nav was the largest ot any rnoii'h al
the fisto-r Of The country. amounting 70 la.'7-7'
mounds The deliveries for the month were -3l'-
rs OK mounds making the excess ot consuIhP
7z-er production l354es32 pounds. This showed d
great Improvement over April, when consnIflp'o
of the metal fell glsIu pounds behind Proauctlof
7he rnrsl stocks Of fn= metal on hand on June
Rere 1s2 sss1H pounds as compared with l's-sA'.'
pounds On hand on Nay I decrease Tor the Il'illl
II g sEs go pounds
The report. while not quite 50 faVorahle = i11
been looked for IN some quarters. vas consiHeteu
E7cor-aeine in the copper metal trade as Il
showed the copper market in much stronger
position than ~ any tine n more than year
ne q 1he best features Of the report in the cplh
lon of the trade was the heavy deliveries MADE
70 domestic consumers. which totalied el'Io'"''
pounds as against s7.54o"70 pounds in april an
Increase Of l2s23 "H0 pounds. Exports fof lAe
Elonth aggregated 7e5451lo pounds, according TO
The report an increase Of about $4,000 pounds
over the preceding month. An even better showing
q predicted for the present month
Sales of electrolytic copper were reported yester
FAY a. 13s4 cents pound. and it is expected that
higher prices will prevail in the near future as a
result Of the increased demand shown n the re-
port Of the Copper Producers Association.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
ETNA INSURANCE co. WINS SUIT.
JUDGMENT Against the Delaware & Hudson Af-
frmed by Court Of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals yes
tar5av affirmed the decision Of Judge Holt in favor
o4 the 4,tna Insurance Company and the Albany
( S,,so1,ehanna Railroad against the Delaware d
I5,,6~on company for collection Of unpaid rental
srieing from saving Of interest made by the re
4,,rainp of bonds This decision confirms the juds-
-,e,t Of 81 1O7e22 obtained by the stockholders IN
tabalr of the Albany & Susquehanna Company ana
,arates 10 require the additional payment OF about
stao coo a. year to the latter company, an amount
,,a1 "a over per cent on its outstanding capital
stock. - -,-,..
rr1,is erit has been conducted BY f. Parrnalee
1,a,+ioa Of Howland. Murray & Prentice repre-
a,+irg the Etna Insurance Company, ana the
.l..,,l,o1ders' committee. The committee having
,.a;na5 darosits Of a substantial portion Of the
tac,r and the cooperation Of the Aatna Insurance
I-r.,,. and other institutions in Connecticut and
I,1.ose island later obtained proxies from ma
-. og the stockholders and elected board Of
sI-actors The case was argued before Judge HoI''
- rs decided in favor Of the Albany d Susque-
hanna stockholders ,, .r.-
rta opestion Of Jurisdiction of the federal courts
-. - the supreme Court Of the United states
- -. there decided in favor Of the Albany q
-.o,,al,arra Company May ;, 1903 Juflsdic'Iol
,.o,n thus supported, the United states oiiouiI t
t"-'t, - Appeals has now decided the whole case
merits.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
WOULD FINE RECEIVERS.
P. S. c. Wants Joline and Robinson Penalized
for Alleged Violation of Law

Justice Hendrick in the Supreme Court, heard
argument Yesterday in the SUIT Instituted by the
Public Service Commission against Adrian H
Toline and Douglas Robinson. receivers % the Met
ropoitan Street Railway Company. for not filing
an annual report with the commission on Septem-
bar 80 last as provided by Law. The commission
seeks to recover damages from the receivers a.
the rate Of $40 . day The receivers demurred 10
the complaint.
Arthur H Nasten appeared for the receivers ana
.~e,,aa that The commission had not furnished the
proper forms and given the proper notice for the
report He conteaded that. II the state court fined
the receivers q would be imposing a penalty upon
the United States Circuit Court. which appointed
them.
oliver . Semple who represented the commits
sion, said the forms for the annual reports were
furnished in proper shape and in sufficient time
A. to the state court fning the receivers OF the
federal court Mr.. senaple argued that If the stat
ute was violated. the penalty ought TO be imposed
nc matter or whose head il felL
Justice Hendrick resery ed decision and gave both
side, until June q to submit briefs.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. June O-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated 5000
head market steady steers, IS 5tr 81 % cows, SAC
$ % heers S39S6, bulls s. I9q$3 % calves SS9ss'
stocksrs ana feeders. IS 30aS5 50 IOS-Recsps sstt-
25O0O head market 561Oc lower. choice heavy
butchers 65fS7 Hight miXed 81 2f6o
s. so: choice light 81 8a$7 % passing 81 5oqsI 50.
Receipts estimated 1900 head market for spring lambs
steady: sheep 25750c lower sheep. s. sass lambs.
81 50Ss so. spring lambs s. GSs so ysarngs 50 30
Cfncinnati June -CATTI.E-Recepts. 1s6 head.
slow weak: fair 70 good shippers s. 5OlS8 50; com
mon. s. 5HTS4 = HOS-Receipts. 23o2 head. QUIET
SHEEP Receipts 9S9 head steady. s. gS5 25 Spring
lambs active and strong. 81 1888 90
Fast Bu~aIo June tf0-CATTLE1- Steady prime steers.
s6 T5ftS7 y. vFtIS-ReceipJs $50 head. active and
Eead: fairly active but steady YorNers s. 509S7 %
pigs 81 5S7 roughs s. 1898 %, s. 50gS6 as
dai-ies. s. 50TST &. SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecsiptS.
900 head. active and steady. unchanged
c1dnE 1000 Southerns. market steady IOc lower:
choice export dressed beef S6 5OST fair
goI $3.50 steers 2O9ss rs stockers ard
feeders s. $50 IS TO- Southern steers sS5 southern
hefers SldS8 so: bulls So 25GS5 IS calves So 1887 p
TfO-Peceirts OOO- market steady SC lower; top
81 e5 bulk qf sales. s. 20g$7 So heavy s. 5e9S5 s.
IS 5OGS6 S. SHEEP-Rscelpts 5000; market steady 20
10, lover S. 5OGSS 75 earrings S. 1887 So
ethers s5GS6 -, 81 50dS5 % soeksrs and feed
ToI-d7. June 1OCIovE Cash So So October.
s. 10. Decembe- 81 To- March s. 20; Nc s. y: re-
ected. s. z G. So TIMOTHY. prime, 81 81 a.
si5e prime. s.. August, &c .
choice $TGST *: prime. Sc 1895 eo: veal calves 81 80
ass SHEEP-Supply light; SLOW prime wethers s. zoo
ruIIs S2GS2 so lambs. So 509<5 so
HOG-Re-epts fair, active and steady: prime h-avtss
s7 20 light workers. 81 so9ST 40. pigs. 81 2o6SI 80;
sSTSF
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool June 1O.-C1osing. wHEAT-Spot. No 9
winter. nominal. futures steady July 90
I'd. September. s. T[7d. December. s. Sd CORN
spot American mixed (via Galveston). firm. 90
sid steady July. SID. September.
6I,d FLOUR-Wiutar patents. strong. 35s. PEAS
Canadian steady. - g1Sd. HOPS London (PaciHs
Coast1. f21fS- BEEF-Extra India mess. dull. e3E
HASIS-Short cut. II to is 10 strong SOS BACON
Cumberland % 80 10 5qs Sd: rfn,
- Ii. SIS. long clear middleS, light. %
10 81 To- strong SIS clear uliddas. heavy IS
70 m short clear backs. Is 20
SOS 3D. clear bellies "A Is ID. 82s Sd
SHCCLDERS-SQ II to I3 10. strong. SIS "a.
LARD-Pr7ne Western in tierres strong. SIS 3D.
American refined in pals. strong. 59s Sd CHEESE
Canadian finest white and ColOred. steady. 5n4
Canadian finest white. old steady. 65si Canadian
finest CoIorcd. old. steady. 6Ss Sd TALLOW-Prir1s
city. steady. 2ss URPENTINE-Spirits steady sos
LTNSEED OIL.-Firu 25s PETROLaECM-Steady,
~ ROsIN-Comnon. steady. s..
New-York tribune., 1909-06-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


BEEyES-Receipts were s9 ears. or 1.Ss5 head IN.
for market. making. with carried over.
trading to-day; feeling steady Dressed beef
dull qd10lec per for native sides London and Ldv
erpooI ard beef unchanged No exports
from this port to-day tomorrow
CALVES-Recepts were 299 head. OF which $50 for
and the feeling weak for all grades Common 70 tatr
sold s67S7 100 10 buttermks az 81 5Os
dressed veals Sz91215c ID country dressed do,
saies-s Judd Co. 30 Pennsylvania vsaIs 12t 70
erage. at 81 5 per 100 70 do 50 10 at So 10 outts
miks. 134 10 al 81 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 10
which direct slaughterers and 10
for market. making with the stale stock. u cars
sale The market active and full steady for
good choice sheep lambs strictly sheep
not wanted and about cars q the latter were
70: S9dS9 dressed steady Slsl2o
per 70: dressed lambs az 14Q17c-
SaIes-Nexton & Co: 247 Virginia lambs 81 - ar-
erage 50 % per 100 go 81 10 So % lso do
65 n. at s. - 2e2 do. 50 y az 50 i2A; 3 Virginia
f2 DO "A 70 At 50 .: $50 do 63 n SO Is; Ohio
sheep 81 N. s. 25. 3 Virginia Do. % n at 81
Mcpherson Co: 152 West Virginia lambs. q 70, at
n, SO 25. 135 Virginia DO "a y,
50 .; ISL 50 n. So Vest Virginia sheep 40 y.
s.: 10 Maryland DO lib n. at s. 50. do. 1S3 -.
Ksrns Commission Company: as2 Kentucky lambs q
-. 50 ..
HOGS-Receipts were II cars. LT28 head. IN
Guiding only for the market Feeling drn 20
1Oc higher. prime heavy hogs sold az s. 100 -.
SaIes-S Judd Co: state hogs, 24S 70 average st
3 Sanders Gate yesterday II state hogs. $50 10 az
81 I rough. so n. So 90.