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BRONZE HAIR AND

@LEMENT BANTER was sitting iii window
nook at the club, his head resting comfortably
against the cushioned back of a colnnodous
chair when Milt Trowbridge, Just returned from a
protracted honeymoon. sauntered up unpercelved
and stopped In the early dusk his features dimy
outlined behind the gray Wreaths of smoke that
rose from time to time from his lips. Bakers
phvsiognomy was by no means distinct. Moreover,
it was evident that his thoughts were far away,
since he dreamed unconscious of TrowbrIdges
proximity.
The latter stood still for moment, ewing the
magazine on Baxter knee. Then he addressed him.
afternoon Glenn. he said. advancing a step into
the embrasure. y on re not reading. YOU.
Fact is I've halfhour to kill and specially want to
look over that number of the Monthly Would you
mind
Take it. returned Baxter lazy. holding it out.
L don't think you'll find much in it of interest.
didn't. except one story. Sit down and have a
smoke
Thanks. Don't mind if | do, reioined Trow-
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DAFFOD1LS

package, with the yards of useless white paper
those fellows seem to he SO prodiga of.
| sauntered out courageOuSlv with the pack
age and moment afterward regretted it. 1t
dusk: the street lamps already lighted.
Shopping and matinee crowds thronged the pave
ment. and vehicles gutted the avenue much they
Cutting 1t to-day. | could walk only the
throngs pace, sticking out my elbows to protect my
flowers Fearing for the safety of my package |
turned of into the first side street intending take
the next avenue.
Thirty yards or so ahead of me a group of shop
boys were good naturally sparring with another
they moved along. Beyond them | saw. without
specially noting her, a girls figure approaching.
What did observe that she carried package
much like my All at the boys lurched di-
rectlv across her path heard little shrek of dis
may. FASTENED forward and the girl regarding
heap of wrecked flowers. They too had long brittle
stems. They were datfodils. but only few
manned intact. On the pavement lay the yellow:
heads snapped off ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15
BY ADA STERLING
Author of "A Belle of the 'Fiftics
Drawing by E. Pollak Ottendorff

nationally worked out by Schopenhauer. l
think.
Cant read him.. acknowledged TroWbr1dge;
found him too difficult. Cold blooded PHILOSOPHERS
take all the charm away in the of such coinci-
dences. But believe in them, and its interesting
to watch them work themselves out.
Then YOU think" inquired Baxter.
= I'm sure that two people really necessary to each
other bound to come together or later
and that Providence contrves all sorts of odd crcum
stances to help them. responded Trowbridge. But
about this story-and yours,
RANTER looked up, shook off the humor it was
= not his habit to reveal, and resumed lightly
The two IN the magazine going UP the street.
one behind the other, each carrying fowerpot with
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OMMONPLACE and primitive. Not even hui
- man." laughed Trowbridge. Needs compli-
cations All love stories have them especially in
real life. Your own hints of far romance It's
full of promise
Which it does not fulfil answered Baxter
gravelv. There's the rub. But the odd part of
this magazine couple is that the meeting between
them nearly like my with the girl with
whom | never did actually become acquainted.
Remarkable coincidence. Such things always inter
est me-
SO they do me, echoed Trowbridge sympathetic
ally. But | think they usual between per
attracted toward each other. Helen and had
all sorts of odd experiences. By the way when we
were IN India We heard queer explanation of that
y GU mean the blind force that attaches its
negative and positive poles its intended victims
and doesn't let go till they sacrificed, smiled
Baxter =" It's highly interesting theory; rather
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lily growing in it, when bump into the lady came
one of those creatures hurrying messenger
boy. Smash went her pot of hlies-I forgot to say
it near Easter-and quick flash her admring
young at her side offering the stricken lady
his flower pot She virtuously, haughtily rebuked
him for his impairment sympathy, and sped, or
strobe, stalked, away Indignantly. For the exact
order of her going, page 49,
And was that Trowbridge began with tone
of disappointment.
What my lady did? Not at all. Just the OPP
posite. From the moment of the crash the resern-
blance between the stories begins to weaken 1t
late in anuary when met. My sister had come
to town for few days and was bound for her hotel
for dinner when | CHANGED to think of taking
little thing to her. chocolates or flowers Just then
dis which nv sister specially likes turned in and
had the put up dozen. They made quite
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A 5 | drew near the young
mlscreants darted across
the street as if expecting what
they richly deserved. pursuit
and punishment, but they
had nothing to fear from me.
for as the girl looked ulp |
stood still, transfixed.
caught a CLINT of bronze HAIR
and found myself looking
straight into the eyes that for
months had haunted me.
They were wonderful ewes.
Never saw any more eloquent.
Full OF fun. repressed by the
forlnallty natural IN the cir
cunstances, but by no means
prim; full Of astonishment
too. and of satisfaction. | even
thought. We looked at each
other for minute in that
same silent way, each moved,
| am sure, by the same mex
pressible thoughts. When |
got myself together a little |
bent down to pick up the
flowers and spoke:
:" / am 50 sorry!' | said.
l hope those boys didn't
hurt YOU.
:" Not in the least, thank
you, she answered brightly.
Her own conposure was
wonderful. Please don't
trouble to pick them up.
Please don't, They are all
hopelesslv broken. Besides,
you will ruin your gloves.
ust then a thought came
to me. | turned back the
paper that hid nv daffodils
and held them out to her.
You bought the others be
cause YOU wanted them.
Allow me to replace them.
Please take these. | couldn't
begin to tell YOU. Trow-
bridge, what a tantalizing eN-
preston hers was of reserve
and mischief. OF pride and yet
of pleasure and satisfaction.
but it was obvious in an in
slant that she meant to refuse.
You are very kind, she
answered. but | could not
think of depriving YOU
- | assure YOU it is a pleas
ure. Please take them!' |
stammered. If you only
knew
= But | don't, she declared
resolutely, repulse in every
accent, and she took a step
without another word. But |
Y before her.
tell you-anything YOU NAV
nered, for, piqued at her reti-
t the chance | had waited for
l me, L could not restrain my
!, I'm sure, that you and /
ember we have met hundreds
ell me who you are? l have
yav to find out and can't
ou dared!' she burst out, chill
.ngry too. But | felt that she
he again tried to pass. You
go, please! 1t is almost dark
| was a drowning
seized the thinnest straw that
dark. too dark for you. Alloy.
| spoke as dislointedlv as she.
ewes flashed with annoyance.
u are unpardona5le! Let me
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bridge, taking the protfered
cigar and lighting it. Which
is the story you specially
recommends he asked.
The one that interested
me. corrected Baxter, is
just another love story.
Sentimental stuff, and really
too stupid for me conscien-
tiously to recommend. but
the Incident he stopped
thoughtfully, blowing more
haze about him. Somehow
it brings back an experience
of my own
That so2 inquired Trow-
bridge sympathetically.
" Nothing melodramatic,
YOU know" responded Baxter
with the cool conposure that
was characteristic of him,
very foolish. in fact | never
knew the girl. not even her
name. SO far as | can explain
her. She was simply a ship
that passed, a phantom of
bronze hair and daffodils. This
story something IN the cir
cumstances has set me think
ing of her again.
You don't know her
name inquired Trowbridge.
Less than that: not even
her initials, : Baxter reloined
solemnlv. Used to meet her
everywhere, in the street. at
concerts, once at a fair. on
another occasion at the
theater. But | could never
find anyone who knew her
and knew me too. OF course
| made some inquiries; but
man can't go about asking
questions about a girl. |
watched my opportunity and
intended to seize it. Once |
saw her bow to the Jones'
West girls and made up my
mind to call and ask them
who she was. But two days
later old Jones-West died.
The family, you remember,
went abroad Immediately. and
that ended the matter. That
must have been quite three
wears ago. The man and the
girl in the printed story were
in the same position exactly;
but they met in a compare
lively short time and III a
month were engaged, and
married and lived happy ever
aiterwardi'
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SEATTLE. Dee 9.-Arrived-British steamer
0ceano from Tacoma; steamer Maverick, from
San Francisco.
America via San Francisco.
TACOMA Dec 9-Arriyed-Steamer J. L.
Luckenbach. from Seattle; steamer Buckman
from Seattle
Los ANGELES Dee rriyed-Steamer
Curacao. from San Francisco; steam schooner
Doris from Grays Harbor L. :. lighthouse
tender Madrono. from San Francisco; schooner
A. NJ Baxter. from Coos Bay.
Sailed-Steamship Governor. for San Diego
steam schooner Temple f. DorT. for Eureka :
L. ). lighthouse tender Madrono for San Diego
steamer Curacao. for Ensenada and Mazatlan.
field, with a cargo Of grain for Europe arrived
down the river this morning and will go to sea
At the first opportunity.
The lighthouse tender Mauzanita win leave
Friday trip 10 southeastern Alaska with
material 10 repair the newly constructed and
partially demolished Lighthouse at Lincoln rock.
The British steamer Bannockburn is due to
arrive Friday morning from San Francisco to
load lumber for China.
Inc steamers Breakwater and Eureka. with
freight and passengers for Coos hay. found the
bar too rough to this afternoon and
turned 10 the wharFes here 10 await better
The schooner ". F. Jewett cleared at the
custom house today for San Pedro with cargo
OF $4,000 feet Of lumber loaded at Goble.
The steamer Geo ". Fenwick also cleared for
San Pedro 1t carries 600 feet Of lumber
loaded at Portland and 100000 feet loaded
al the Hammond lumber company's plant.
The schooner Virginia. which sailed yesterday
for san Francisco carried 100000 feet Of lumber
loaded at Knsppton.
Only few vessels suitable for placing in the
on shore grain carrying trade. and representing
but 26-9Sl net register tons are en- route and
listed for rho Columbia river which Indicates
purposes has been dispatched Usually at this
season Of The year there from 80 TO 20
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
BEATEN AND ROBBED
BY TWO FOOTPADS
Patrick Cooney Attacked and
Others Report Grimes

Patrick Cooney of IS Pond street was
held up. beaten and robbed of s72 by
two footpads at Fifteenth and Capp
streets early yesterday morning. He
had to be taken to the Mission emer-
gency hospital.
Dr. Gustavus A. Christensen of 2701
Mission street was relieved OF a gold
watch and fob valued at $500 on a
Mission street ear Wednesday night:
Charles Nelson of 2015 Folsom street.
OF purse containing $50 on a Third
street car. and Frank Farringer of
2S6 Fourth street. of $120 while drink
ing in saloons in that locality.
j. Finkelsteins paint shop at 903
Buchanan street was entered by bur-
glars and stock valued at $50 stolen.
George Duncanson's room at 2S07
Howard street was entered and cloth
ing and jewelry were stolen
c. c. Webster of $50 Ashbury street
went for Joy ride Wednesday night
with Frank c. Campbell and Joseph
Martini. chauffeurs, living at sos Van
Ness avenue, and Amy T.. Hodgson and
Marie Veazie, living at the Athens
hotel. When he awoke yesterday
morning in room in the Hotel An
gelus, where, he asserts, one of the
women had. taken him. he found only
s1.4O in his pockets instead of between
5000 and $500. His gold nugget cuff
buttons valued at $50 were also miss
ing. The police arrested the men and
women. The cuff buttons We're found
in Campbelrs possession.
a. Il. Gray's room in the Hotel Ade-
line al $40 Eddy street was entered
other articles valued at $3.50 We're
stolen
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
OCEAN SHORE IN GOOD
SHAPE, SAYS RECEIVER
Eastern Capitalists Seek to
Purchase Road

Receiver F. s. Stratton of the Ocean
Shore railway company received a re-
port on the roads physical condition
yesterday which. in his opinion, consid-
erably lightens the companys financial
problem. There are "a miles of track
completed and only so miles yet to be
lad, of which 10 miles have been grad
ed and made ready for the rails. The
main expense will be in a tunnel. which
will cost at least 100000.
Everything is going WELL" said
Stratton, "and there is every prospect
of the road pulling through success
fully. For this reason it is best for me
to disclose none of the details of it's
finances out of court"
The selection of an attorney for the
receiver is yet TO be announced. al
though it is believed that StrattOns s
law partner, Walter Kaufman. will get
the place.
Besides the transcontinental lines, a
syndicate of eastern capitalists is
known to have made overtures for the
purchase of the road.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

HSnow on ground - inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenper-
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago. 10-2; New York, 1920:
Omaha, above TO below.
SYNOPSIS
The storm is moving rapidly eastward over
British colulnbia and has caused rain or snow
over the entire Pacific slope. The rain has been
very heavy along the coast from San Luis Obispo
to Los Angeles. High southerly winds continue
along the Oregon and Washington coasts The
pressure is rising rapidly along the coast ami
conditions are favorable for fair weather in Cali
fornia north Of the Tehachspi Friday, with show
ers in the southern portion of the state The
humidity at Red Bluff was So per cent and at
Fresno Is per cent. The river at Sacramento
reads 2i.5 feet rise OF 4 feet in the last -
hours.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight December TO- 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday: light
west wind.
wind
Sacramento Valleys Friday; light west
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; light north
Los Angeles and vicinity-showers Friday !;
hght west wind. g. H. WILSON.
Local ForecaSter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
The Metal Trades

Henry Clews Of New York says: In the steel
IrEce present activity reflects the natural indus
trial development Of the nation. This latter
Involves great constructive activity and large
rlse Of building materials. Railroad construction
ana improvements going a rapid pace
and the rebuilding Of cities consumes i'm
fnense quantities OF iron and steel. Other
metals partly enjoy the activity allotted 10 steel
The demand for copper has improved consd
erably. but production still keeps ahead OF con
sumption and the worlds supplies are exceed
ingiy heavy. The true remedy for the present
copper situation rests in a lowering of price
such would close many Of the more expensive
producing mines. and thus check overprOduction
by natural means. Artificial methods of re-
Strainnc production through combins tioDs do
not succeed. and long they violate both
economic and statutory law should not be
c0uraged. Yet they are most persistently pro
inoted by the managers Of high cost producing
companies, which in unenviable position
and would be seriously hurt by substantial
drop IN the price OF the metal"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
New Yerk Metni NIarlket

NEN YORK. Dec. e.-Thc market for standard
copper WIS steady today. with spot. December
Slsd January closing 12.75d 15c February and
Asrch, l-.sii eMl3l2kc. No prices were made
tn spot copper on the call al the New York
sneta1 exchange. hat bids and offers established
sne market around The figures quoted. The Eng
'.ish market Was firm. with SPOT closing at t59
its ana futures at ESQ los Local dealers quote
isSe copper at 1920 l3 soc: electrolytc, l3 l2ls
. Is-Ss i2c: tasting. l3ei IL 25c.
itn Was frm. with spot closing at 80. o5-
250c. December. 81. 500 %. .55c: January. 81 81
2 pa-t5oc; February. 32.3T y a b. .62iac: March.
- "a b zoe: April. - 5067 81 SOC. The London
market closed steady, witt spot quoted at fI47
- Sd and futures at E14s 12s Cd.
- iead was steady. with spot quoted at 4-31i y "a
4-4zlec New York and 4.221a "a soc East ST.
Louis. The London market was a shade higher
Al ZIP Us sd.
Spelter was easy. with spot al 6 l0G 6.2Ii2c
NeN J ork alid at Gd615c East ST. Louis. The
london market. however, higher at E23
Iron Was lower. with Cleveland warrants
quoted at 50s I'd IN the London market. Local
~ The market WIS unchanged. No. foundry
northern Sls.5oNla; No > do. SiS25@ 1873;
No l southern and Ne. southern soft. SlsJ0cs
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Memorandum

Per stmr Ravalll-on Dec g. p. M, miles
of Duxbury, ship or bark.
Per stmr Prentiss-Dec o. on Point Reyes, saw
bark bound 10 San Francisco.
Per stmr Charles Nelson-Dec s. p. M. of
Fort Bragg, passed through lot of pine lumber
Stmr Greenwood left San Francisco Dec for
Monterey to lay moorings for Associated oil COM
pany.
HONOLULU Dec 9.-Br ship Celtic Chief.
previously reported ashore lee side OF the
channel. has been f0ated
LONDON Dee S--Fr bark Notre Dame d'Aryor.
while proceeding to sea from Falmouth on No
vember ;. for Oregon. coded with dock and
sprung leak. VIII probably have to discharge
for repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
NofIce fo Mariner.

Of6ce Of United States Lighthouse Inspector.
Twelfth District San Francisco Dec. s-Blunts
Reef t,slifornis-IiSt Of Lights and Fog Sig
nails Pacific Coast. 1908. page % No. 60 and
List Of Lights Buoys and Day Marks Pacific
fhat Blunts reef light vessel. No. So. stationed
IL miles 81 degrees 20 minutes FSW. 4 81
from Blunfs reef. seacosSt Of California. and ~.
miles ~ degrees fNSW-. s0ufhcrlyl from Cape
Mendocino Lighthouse. was reported out Of posi-
fion December 2, 1902. about ono mile north of
Cane Mendocino II viii he replaced on its sta
fion as soon as practicable BY order Of the
lighthouse board W g.. MILLER.
CoInmandcr. a. 5. n. Inspector, Twelfth Light
house District
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Wednesday Dec s.
Stmr Yosemite. Reiner, 3s hours from Sar
Pedro; ballast to Charles R. Mccormick Co,
u stmr Explorer, Dfdrell, from Halfmoor
stmr Katherine. Jorgenson, s5 hours from Eu
reka; 100000 feet lumber to Home Eureka lum
Der company.
Stmr RavaIIi. Nelson SO hours from Eureka
725, 900 feet lumber Hammond lumber com
pany.
stmr Humboldt Baugham 3Ik days from
Seattle; passengers, and merchandise to NJ
Kalsh.
Stmr Prentiss, Iverson. 80 hours from Eureka
1 200 900 feet lumber to Pacific lumber company
Stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett, 20 hours
from San Pedro; passengers. and merchandise t,
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
Stinr j. j. Loggie. Johnson, days from Ell
reka; lumber 10 Mckay Co.; up river direct
Stmr F. 4. Kilburn. Mcclellan. 26 hours from
Eureka; passengers, and merchandise TO c. T.
stmr Coronado. stangeand. days from Grays
Harbor; 10000 feet lumber to Pollard & Co.
Stmr James $. Higgins. Higgins, 81 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to C. H. Higgins
Stmr Charles Nelson. Hanson. Az days from
Everett; 100000 feet lumber 10 the Charles Nell
company.
Stmr Roanoke. Dunham 20 hours from San
Pedro; passengers, and merchandise to c. T.
stmr Carlos. Donaldson. "a hours from Gray.
Harbor; bound south. put in for fuel.
Stmr Pdmo. Lilleland - hours from Albion
passengers, aud merchandise 10 Swayne & Hoyt
Fr bark Edouard Detille. Iechvon. 126 day.
from Antwerp; merchandise TO Meyer, Wilson
a. Go.
scnr santiago. Mcdonald. 10 hours from Mon
erey; 10000 barrels oils to Associated oil con-
pany; in tow tug Navigator
Power schr Ida A. Campbell. ) hours from
Point Reyes; produce 10 Morris Brothers.
SAILED
Thursday, Dec 0.
L stmr Explorer. DidrelI. cruise.
Stmr Albion Nyman Stewards point
Stmr Lucy Men. klitgaard. Grays Harbor
Stmr James $. Higgins. Higgins Fort Bragg
Br stmr Seminole. Clarke. Karatsu
Stmr Coaster, Higgins Astoria
Sfmf Carlos Donaldson San Pedro
Stnr Greenwood. Olsen Monterey
Stmr Roanoke. Durham. Eureka, Astoria ant
Portland.
Stmr Gualala. Martensen. Fishermans bay
Fr bark Emma LauTans, Porcher. sydney heads
for orders.
schr Santiago. Mcdonald, Monterey in tow
tug Navigator
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Umatilla-6 p. m. Dec s. As miles nortf
of Point Reyes; light southerly wind and sea
cloudy. II p. m. Dec 8. 80 miles south of Cane
Mendocino; fresh northerly wind ana sea; cloudy
All well
Stmr Fslcon-I0 a. M. Dec s. 4e miles uortl
sea. p M. 80 miles north Of Cape Mendo
cno; strong westerly wind and rain
Stmr Queens p m, Dec s. OF Destruction
island.
Barge Ninety -one-5:3o D. M. Dec s. of
Pigeon point; moderate southeast gale with
high sea.
stmr Colonel f. L. Drake-s p. M. Dec s. 81
southwest wind; moderate sea barge Three il
tow
stmr Maverick 30 a. M. Dec s. on Colum
bla river lghtship; strong east wind long west
erlv swell: heavy rain: barometer %. 30.
stmr Natson-S y. M, Dec s, or Cascade
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Mongolia May Reach Port This Afternoon
!

ships on the en- route list. aggregating from
$4,000 TO 100000 tons capacity.
The steamer Alliance arrived In from Coos
bay Wednesday with freight and passengers and
proceeded TO Portland.
The steamer Geo. W. Elder sailed yesterday
for San Francisco and way ports.
ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The Call
PORTLAND, Dec. 9.-Christmas turkeys and
the Alaska coast, as when it left this morn
ing with supplies for the repairing OF the
Lincoln rock Lighthouse station the lighthouse
tender Msnzanita. Captain +. J. Byrne, had
some OF the fowl aboard for every one OF the
dozen lightships and stations up there.
Unpainted and too small. the inner harbof
buoys at Coos bay are hardly distingushable
from the wafer according TO Captain Parsons
of the steamer Alliance, and in the case or the
Guano rock buoy. it is under water at times.
danger, as steamers have 10 pass very close
to it.
The Alliance arrived this morning from Coos
bay, bringing 40 passengers and $50 tons OF
general freight. OF this 300 tons coal and
the rest cheese butter and hides and 300
cases Of salmon from Coquille.
w. c. Little Of San Francisco has been in the
city for the last week visiting his brother.
W. II. Little. local representative OF the Loop
lumber company.
The steamer Johan Pousen finished loading at
the mills of the Beaver lumber company this
afternoon and left down for the sea.
Chief Steward T. T.. Duprey of the steamer
Alliance has resigned and will leave tonight for
San Francisco His place will be taken by
Second Steward A. Kelly, whose home is in this
city.
Dollar. Captain Thwing, cleared at the custom
house.,
The French bark Pierre Antoine left down this
morning for the sea. 1t carries barley. with
In ballast for Monterey the schooner Monterey,
Captain Kelly. cleared this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
HAS NEW CHINESE
MINISTER ON BOARD
Pacific Mail Liner Is Bringing a
Large Cargo and Nearly Five
Hundred Passengers

HE Pacific Mail
liner NJ 0 n g 0 ] i a,
Captain Henry E.
Morton. is due to-
day from the far
east and may ar
rive in time to pass
q u a 7 a n t i n g. At
7:30 o'clock t h ] s
evening the Ii n e +
will be six days out
Of Honolulu and TO
reach here by sum
down will have to
make better time
by an hour than
the / st voyage,
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10
Time Ball

United States branch photographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, December
o 1902
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon pa
ci5c standard time (120th meridianl. or at sh
D0m. COS, Greenwich mean time.
]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant L. S. N, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-10

? CHICAGO, Dec. a.-Butter-Stesdy Cream
%ffes. 2bes BE. dairies. 24@29c Eggs-Steady.
hceeipts. S052 eases. At mark. cases included.
+s19 4@9s2e; hrsts. 29c; prime frsts, 30ize.
36hc, Young Americas I6itc; longhorns ieIac.