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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-30
STOCK MARKET

A long and varied list of local securities was
dealt in on the stock aud bond exchange yes
terday. The sales of bonds ST5. 600, with
prices not materially changed The sugar stocks
firm. with active sales of Paauhau at SIG.
It is expected that this company will be beDe-
fitted by the irrigation that the government
is installing. hence the advance. Hawaiian
commercial was also stronger at $S2 30. Alaska
packers declined from $Tl.25 TO $69.75. Pacific
coast borax dividend of 81.
The following unlisted quotations were made:
Peoples Water common, $4@4.25; Western Pa
cihe 5s. sl00.25 bid; W. X Oil, $2.25@3;
Turner Oil. 81 asked.
The Comstocks were quiet and featureless.
The active stocks among the southern Neyadas
Combination Fraction which sold heavily
at the improved prices of 64M6Tc, and Gold
field Con-. which advanced from S6.72l2 to $500
under ore strike and generally improved
condition of the mine. There were sales OF
PC. 900 shares Of Msyhower Con. at Sd19c
The Rico oil company has levied an assess
ment of 10c.
Assessments of 10 cents per share each have
been levied upon the capital stock of Orchard
Francisco publications. They fall delinquent
August 80.
The Ybarra gold mining company of Lower
California has levied assessment of 10c, de-
linquent August 80.
The Preside and Ferries railroad company is
bond issue authorized by the stock holders in
equipment and improvements to the road.
Another lot of bullion, weighing about a ton.
sent from the Montana -Tonopah mine to
Selby's last week. being the result of the regu-
lar semi monthly melt Of the cyanide precipi-
weighing in the neighborhood Of so pounds each
These shipments made every two weeks. in
addition to from 100 to 80 tons OF concen-
trates monthly.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Business on the exchange yesterday sent
prices for the top grades of butter and CAN
pound, respectively and an attempt 10 boost
the market for extra eggs up 1c failed though
several lots changed hands at prices SaboVe
the quotation. Fancy fiat cheese exhiDIted
more 1rmness than anything else ON the list,
aud some receivers who were short of strictly
fine stock reported that they were unaDie
TO secure supplies that would grade as fancy.
There a good supply of second and third
and even that stock was In good request at
firm rates. The advance in butter extras was
not surprising. as stocks OF strictly nne taOle
goods have been comparatively light for some
days. and the advance predicted in some
quarters the first of the week The at
Ftempt to put the egg market up caused quite
out numbered buyers, the bull interests were
unable 10 boost the market. 1t was reported
that importers of eastern eggs had advanced
their jobbiDg prices for extras TO 2tQ@oc a
Dozen
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-Ten cases OF extras at 2Sc a pound.
80 &c 10 at 81 Ise and 40 at BE dozen
Cbeese-Twepty five fancy new California hats
at l61ae a pound.
Receipts were Is 100 pounds butter 81 200
The following official quotations, estab-
lished by the sales, bids and offers on the door
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street.
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from 11se to &c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 2Sc per To-.
steady; do frsts.. 27c, firm; do seconds, 20lae,
Cheese-California fancy fats. 1615c per 10.
steady; do frsts. 151ac, steady do seconds,
13lse. steady; fancy Young Americas. 1512e.
Young Americas, lee, firm; do fats, 1512c. hrut
Eggs tper dozen, cases observation-disclosures
fresh extras. BE, steady do hrsts. Y 12c.
steady; do seconds, 25c, steady; do thirds 23c,
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Crops. Money and Trade

Henry CIews of New York saws: "Advices
from the interior are universally optimistic and
sentiment here is equally hopeful. From the
great agricultural regions OF the west reports
as 10 crops are very encouraging and homes
for another profitable season to farmers are
gradually approaching realization. The corn
crop. the biggest factor in our business onfloo-
is still improving, and there has been no
diminution in the prospects of bumper WELD q +
very good profits. Even should prices fan be-
low those realized for the last crop it looks as
il the farmers of the United States will this
year produce somewhere about SIS DOC. 0Oo 600 of
new wealth. This is prodigious amount and
must have. very stimulating effect upon COM
mercial, Industrial and financial affairs Bankers
in the west are universally hopeful owing 10
crop conditions. Merchants are not carving
large supplies Of goods and factories are Obliged
to steadily increase their output. 1t is true
that business does not yet equal in volume tho
record attained before the panic, and that owing
TO imitation OF values the actual improvement in
business is often not large as appears
Nevertheless. improvement is the order Of The
day. and the outlook for a satisfactory fall and
winter trade in all parts of the country is ex
cepfionally good. especially when the tariff
issue is closed. which will now be at an carly
date.
The monetary situation causes no concern
whatever. Western BANKS claim they will be
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Dried Fruit, Raislns. Nuts and Honey

The markets under this head are unchanged
both as to conditions and prices.
Fruits, old crop-Evaporated apples. 77S5tc:
apricots, 9410l5c: fancy moorpark, 111a612c:
peaches, &c for standards. AZ 441ae. for choice
and 5@6c for fancy; pears. 41a @71le; prunes 4
size basis. "a g2Ac. with 1ac premium for the
large sizes.
New Fruits-Evaporated apples. 6% aSl5c;
aprieots, s994c; moorpark, 11912e; peaches,
AZ 66e; prunes, 21k G2%e, with H6i5e pre-
MUM for 4os and y ale premium for sos to
4Os; figs, 3441sc; pears, 81 4915c
RaisinS (1908 crOp)-London layers-2 crown
90c: crown, 81; seeded. Az 95l5e: Thompson ;
seedless, Sac for unbleached; seedless sultapSs
~ G3c: loose muscatels. 4c for crowns Sc for
crowns and pa C for crowns.
New raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown 81 so:
crown 81; 4 crown. S-35; ordinary lay
ers. crown. 95cG$1; crown, 90@e5c; seeded.
5i4 d6c: seedless sultsnas, 3is Q3%c; ThOmp-
sons seedless, &C; loose muscatels, crown.
41ac; crown. SIC: > crown. 311c per ID.
Nuts-New Almonds. nonpareils. Hike; IXIs
1312 al 4c; ne plus ultra 12& @13kc; Drake,
10Y @11c: languedocs. 106101sc: hardsheIis 6Is
ale; old wainuts. lie per ID for No. 1 soft
shells, &C for No. do, hlberts, 12Ia al 4e: pc
cans. 15@17e.
Honey-Comb, I4a15c for water white and
water white and 6is 6Ic for light amber; old
candied and dark amber, 494lsc per h.
~ Beeswsx-2Il = @29c per ID for light and ESQ
zee for dark.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 29.-Uncertainty regarding the
extent of the damage, il any. TO the spring
wheat crop in the northwest by black rust kept
the wheat market in a furry today and prices
moved over a wide range. DenialS of damage
to the new crop of wheat i'm the Dekotas and
Minnesota by black rush. together with cooler
weather in the northwest. prompted considerable
selling at the opening. which resulted In initial
declines of Is al &c The market was also bear
lshly affected by the magnitude of receipts ar
rivals today being 36S cars. co carloads more
than had been officially estimated Toward the
end of the first hour of the session r sharl
rally occurred on buying based ON confrma tion
IRON two different Of damage by rust
II one section of North Dakota. On this bulge
the price of the distant deliveries touched the
highest point of the day. September advancing
from Sl.O4k to S106. There was a considerable
reaction from the top in the final hour i'm CON
sequence Of profit taking During the tlay July
SOLD between $1.0Ii5 and S1.09it Deliveries on
July contracts were reported to have aggrega ted
100000 bushels. The MAJ ket closed weak with
july at Sl.OSas and September at 81 .04Is
High temperatures in sections of the corn belt
induced considerable covering by shorts in the
corn prices, resulting in firm tone in July and
september deliveries. At the close prices were
IS q &c lower to &c higher July being at III
and September at 661se.
Favorable weather for harvesting and thresh-
ing prompted free selling of oats during the
greater part of the day. The close was weak
win prfces unchanged to 1ac lower
Provisions slumped materially early in tho
higher. o. ~
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Goldfield Con. Stock Advances
Sugar Shares Active and Strong


able to finance autumn requirements without
making any serious demands upon their reserves
IN New York. Nevertheless the westward
movement of currency must begin, and it
VIII be reasonable TO anticipate at least some
dimlnution of reserves and slight hardening Of
rates during that period. So far as Wall street
is concerned, it appears TO have about dis
counted all of these acknowledged favorable
conditions.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE
Our foreign trade for the fiscal year showed
some very remarkable changes. Imports Of
merchandise for the IL months ending June 30
were 81 81, 100000 an increase of about $11s,-
100000 during the year. This increase was
partly due to reviving activity of business and
partly due to goods rushed in TO anticipate
tariff advances. Our exports of merchandise
during the period amounted to 81 $685.
0000 600. decrease of SLOT 200. 900 in II months.
This loss widely distributed, but was
mainly due TO the shrinkage of exports of
agricultural products. In consequence of these
fluctuations our trade balance showed an excess
of exports of only $3.50. 200. 900 in the last
fiscal year. compared with 1865 600 for the
year before. Such violent changes in the cur
rent of international trade, of course, chiefly
reflect the consequences of the panic of 1907,
even though partly due TO insufficient crops
and tariff uncertainties. The effect of these
changes upon the gold movement was very
in exports this year. compared with an excess
of $T6,000,000 in imports in the fiscal year
ending 1905 For the time being gold ship
ments to Europe have ceased, but large sums
still going TO Argentina on London account.
Unless all indications fail our foreign trade
should soon return to more satisfactory CON
dtions."
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COMMERCIAL
STRONGER TONE
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 29.-The usual active
speculative stocks fell into neglect today,
but diversion of interest to the less
prominent quarters of the list rectifed the
markets dull appearance and supplied
points of strength that gave tone of
strength to the whole.
Some western banks are withdrawing
loans placed on call in this market. Lift
ing of interest rates on time loans here
has caused resort to foreign quarters to
borrow, and this foreign borrowing was
offered as an explanation Of the sharp fall
in foreign exchange rates which occurred
today. London was a purchaser also of
stocks in New York to some extent, and
this made a supply of exchange which had
its part in driving rates lower.
The disorders in Spain were factor in
weakening Rio Tinto copper mining shares,
but Amalgamsted copper did not show its
usual sympathy with the movement and
made a good show of strength.
Grain crop advices were considered ia
vorable. The Price Currents report in
stilled fresh confidence on the subject, and
the clearing weather in the northwest re-
moved fears of damage to wheat by rust.
The cotton crop is the subject of appre-
hension, and the poor condition reported by
the national ginners' report led to antici-
pations of a discouraging exhibit by the
government report to be published Monday.
The grangers were neglected, and this
added to the most immovabfe course of
Union Pacific and United States steel, COM
pared with its recent aggressive leader
ship, was largely responsible for the
lethargic appearance Of the market.
New York Central continued to reflect
the supposed growth Of the Hartman inhu-
enoe, and this, with good advance in
Southern Pacific, Reading and number
of the less conspicuous specialties, was
sufficient to keep up the tone of the whole
market.
Bonds, irregular. Total sales, par value,
81 sic, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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Potatoes. onions and Vegetable.

There were continued light arrivals OF to-
matOes. cucumbers and summer squash from
the river districts and prices for all three
articles held steady. while peppers and egg
plant still in excessive supply and easy,
with lsellers cutting prices to effect clear
ances5 Green corn was in free supply, and as
most Of the days arrivals came TO hand late.
prices We're weak and unsettled and large
surplus had to be held over. Beans and peas
were in abundance and only the choicest lots
received any attention. ordinary offerings be-
ing hard to move even at concessions. Potatoes
aud onions remained weak. with supplies heavy
aud business local account rather quiet. The
shipping movement in the lower grades of
potatoes continued brisk.
Potatoes lper ctl)-New. Tjc4$1.2j in boxes
and 65cd$1 in sacks
Onions-New yellow. 650SOc per ctl.
Negetables-(ireen corn 50cd$1-25 per sack
tomatoes. 40G Soc per box; green peas. 75c6
81 per sack string and wax beans, ~ 6315e
per lb; lima beans, SAGE per ID; summer squash,
40M60c sper box; garlic 4G5c per Id; cabbage,
Toe per ctl; eucumbers, 40M65c per box; pickle
Glcumbers. T5c0 ST. per box; calihOwer. soc
per DOZEN turnips. s101. % per sack; eggplant.
Soc per box: green peppers, 40G6Oe per box /;
green okra, T5c@$1.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and otner Grain.

WheaEParis futures were lower Chicago
was dull and slightly lower The San Fran
cisco market was dull and featureless.
Minneapolis Northwestern Miller says .erbs
weather OF the week has been all that could
De desired for crops in the northwest, days
bright, moderate temperature, coolness All re-
ports indicate that the wheat crop is excep-
tlonally uniform and yield will average large
insignificant"
Odessa cable-..Spring wheat crop ascer-
tanned to be larger than last year and in fine
condition.
Antwerp cabe-.No truth in statement that
RUSSIAN spring wheat crop is damaged by hot
winds.o
CASH WHEAT
90 california club, 81. 05g2. o11a; do milling,
20: California white Australian, nominal at
81. 10@212 OF grades of California wheat.
Sl.SOg .95; northern club. 81. 05@2.07h; north
ern bluestem: nominal; Flu sian red, 5000
snd sonora e new NEW wSte ans
tralian, $2.073a @2.10: new northern bluestem.
October delivery, s1.s5; new northern red, same
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations
. p. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-The market was Arm yesterday, with
light receipts. Cash quotations were unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot. S1.4215 @1.45 COM
At l6iOeIns ps5 III 'eW Poft
Costa delivery; chevalier, $1.50@1.60.
FUTURES
Open. High Low. Close.
May 81. 5oIs s1.50a 81 sols 81. 5oat
december .46 1.46 4o& 145%
December 81 s5% 81 45ss sI.45la 81 .45i4
oats-Seem to be bringing more in the coun-
instance los tons choice reds. reeleaned for
seed, are reported sold +. o. b. Stockton at
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SUMMARY, OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher. coppers strong.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local securities active. Goldfeld Con.
higher.
Silver and Hongkong exchange lower
New York exchange higher. Sterling
lower.
Wheat market quiet and featureless.
Barley steady. Oats firmly held.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Live, dressed and cured meats as before.
Butter and cheese higher. Eggs steady.
Potatoes and onions plentiful and weak.
Bartlett pears and apricots higher
Grapes in oversupply and dull.
Poultry coming in freely.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry continued to arrive freely from state
shipping points. but the receipts consisted
chiefly OF small chickens. such as flyers and
Piled and the general tone Of the market
was one Of easiness in consequence. Fat hens
ana large young ROSTERS remained firm. for
the reason that supplies OF both were ex-
tremeIy light.
Poultry (per dozen)--HenS, S5e15. so for small
Sb6t for large and SS@10 for extras; young
ROSTERS, SI4t 80; do extra large. sSgIv; Old
roosteFs- $4Mt.J0; fryerS. $3.50016 for large and
$445 for small: broiers, S. 25Grs5O for large
and $2-50n3 for small; ducks seas: pigeons
Sl.o0; squads, $292.e5; geese, s1.50G2 per pair
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 29.-Money on call. easy.
at x az per cent; ruling rate "a closing hid
l y and offered at / Is per cent.
Time loans, very strong and fairly active
Sixty days, rs M2A per cent; ninety days 2I a
pa per cent; six months 3ss d3s4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 81 al per cent
Sterling exchange, weak. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S570d4.S5SO for sixtv
days and at $4.S705 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S564 S5lb
Bar silver. 50Ac.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds.
irregular
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$3.50, while of choice black sold at 81. Is.
San Francisco handlers do not quote over 1925
for the best seed reds and report this market
quiet.
New reds for feed. s1.97la @205 for good TO
choice and $l.90@1.95 for poor to fair; reds, for
seed, $2.OoG2.25 per ctl latter figure for re-
cleaned; black. $3.50 asked and firm; north
ern white. October November delivery. sell
ing at S1.61 per ctl; Texas reds, S2.05 asked.
Corn-There were no further new features
yesterday and quotations remained the pre-
cedng day.
Small round yellow 81 So white. $1.SO: large
yellow, $1.I5Gll.S5; western states yellow
sacked, 81. ToM 1.S0: white, $3.50; in bulk. San
Francisco track. yellow 1866; white, 81 81
niN ed. $1.64; Egyptian nominal
Rye-Quotations continue nominal at 81 Go per
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Local Grain Market Rules Quiet
Fruit Market Literally Supplied

under 800 lbs, Ss.e; second quality, 3h@3zc;
thin and undesirable steers. Sc.
No. l and heifers. SG3Ac; second quail
ity, 2s4c; common thin, undesirable cows. 113@
2iac.
balls 1ae
Caives-Light weight. per 1b. 5@5Kc; me-
Sheep tper ibJ-wethers. No l. SKATE;
ewes. 81 93Hc.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, 5@
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, IA G715c; 40 TO $50 lbs, I1a9I sc;
sc; common undesirable hogs. 4Q414e.
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General 0TerebandIno

D.E wool bags Ss y rs 3 san Sgsna
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81 Pennsylvania anthracite
egg. SIC per ton; Wellington. So New yelling
ton So Coos bay. 81; Australian h0use-Rieh-
mOnd. etc, so; Pelaw Main. $3.50; stanford
Richmond. IS; Cumberland SIS in bulk and
SIS per ton in bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky
mountain coal. $3.50 per short ton
Oils Quotations are for barrels Linseed Tic
per gallon for boiled and 72c for raw; cases. Sc
more; castor oil in cases, No. I, Tic; Bakers
IA, $11S91.15; China nut, cases. soc per
gallon; eocOanut Oil in barrels. 60d63kc FOR
XXX 57ia d61c for No. 1 and 55d5S1ac for No.
2, according to quantitys extra bleached winter
sperm oil, 91es natural winter sperm oil, Ole;
natural whale oil 55c; extra winter strained
lard oil. 95@96e; No. 1 neatSfoOt oil, Soc; her
ring oil. 4Oc; salmon oil, 35e; boiled hsh OIL
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg: oil, iron barrels
drums, 111ac; special do, he; pearl OIL in
cases, lie; astral lie; star. 17c; extra star
zoe; Elaine. 261ze; eoeene. zoe; red crown and
engine distinate in drums Sc; No. do 7e
eases &C more; So deg. gasoline. in bulk 3Oc. IN
cases Sire; varnish makers and painters naph
tina, In bulk lie, in cases Isl
Turpentine-71e per gallon in cases and 64e in
bulk, drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl OF ESQ lbs)-E, $3.50: E, IS. So
G., $50: III, 81; I, S7.Oj; WV, 5000
Red and White Lead-Red. sls@9e; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
follows. terms net cash: Standard granulated.
fine. 5,15c; do coarse. 5.25e; fruit graduated,
5.25e; eonfeetoners' A. 5.25c: crystal dominos.
in cases s. 25c: tablets. in half bbs. .75c tab
lets. in boxes &c: cubes and A crushed, 5.50cs
powdered. 5.35c; candy graduated, 5-35e; confec-
TONERS crystals, 5.s}jc magnolia A. 4.S5c; extra
@. A. 7Je: golden c. 465c: D. 4.5Jc. Barrels and
80 ID bags 10c half bbls PIE. boxes soc more per
100 lbs for all grades. Bar is quoted over and
above the price for fruit graduated In 100 10
bags follows; Bags. 100 lbs. S5c: barrels.
45c; half barrels, 6Oc; 40 ID tins cased. S3;0S;
So ID tins. cased 81. O5. 10 10 tins. cased. 10 IN
q case 81 20: S 10 tins. in case, $40; 30 n
boxes. S5c- No extra charge for putting up par
in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows; Berry. 5-25c, Hi
grade bar. J.60c. powdered. 5s5c. A crushed.
5-50e; C. & H. extra fine dry graduated. 5.1oc;
coarse dry graduated. 5.25c. confectionery A.
5.25: coufectiOners crystals. 5.35c. cubes. j5oc;
bricks $500; extra dne granulated 100 M bags
only. =: excelsior A. 4-S5c. extra 4. 4. I5c.
golden c, 4.65c; yellow ID. 4.55c; II. X E. crystal
dOminOs- S.2Jc. Additional per 100 his: In bar
relS and 30 Id bags, Toe more; half barrels. &c
more; boxes. soc more for all grades. Bar, in 81
ID and 40 ID tins 81 20 more: in 10 ID tins, S235
more. Minimum order carload weight.
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Flour ana FarInaceous Goods

Flour-Cslifornia family extras. Sc 6OdI net
without discount; bakers extras. S. 60Q7; super
me. S9.ootg5-I TO- Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. So.9O46.oO for family. bakers and patents
and S4t54025 for cut on: Kansas patents.
sI-IOi do straights. $3.50; do clear. 81; Dakcta
patents, St-404l.9J. do strsghts, 81 per Dbl
Farinaceous GOOds-Prices in packages. net
cash, no discount. are follows; Graham -four
81 per 100 lbs; rye -four, S4.25; rye meal, 81;
rice hour, IS; corn meal 1928; extra cream do
1915; cat neal $40: Oat greats. $40; homIny
S3.6044; buckwheat -four So. whole wheat -four
$4-25; rolled oats, bbls SS61S.50. IN sacks s.. 40
as; extra cream do. $3.50 IN sacks and 50 in
barrels; rolled wheat. bbls IS. 20. In sacks $3.50
G5-25; pearl barley, $3.50 split peas, boxes
S5-75 for yellow and SIS for green per 100 lbs
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties

SANTA ROSA, July 29.-There was no change
in prices the local egg market today. All
dealers were offering soc per dozen for choice
and 27c for seconds. The demand was heavier
than the supply. with little prospect OF there
10 come.
SANTA CRUZ. July 29.-Conditions in the
egg market are unchanged Thirty cents for
eggs still prevails. A large demand is notice
able which local output will not be able to
meet.
PETALUMA. July 29.-vThere was no change
in the prices paid for eggs today after receipt
of quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change. Thirty-one cents was paid on time
and 80 cents cash by independent dealers and
spectators. The conditions remain unchanged
and feed remains high