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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-25

The mother hurried to the door. "Cowardsp
she cried. He sleeps You cannot have him. Cor
But something was pulling at her gown, and
there in his night clothes with the little black velvet
butterfly suit over his ARM stood Alessandro his
eyes heavy with sleep, but his lips quiverng in pitt
full entreaty
Unable to resist, she dressed him quickly,
wrapped him in great Mexican cloak. kissed him
good-by, and helped him tenderly up the narrow
steps of the omnibus, calling upon the good angels
to protect him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-25

his little life had ever looked forward to- and when
the day finally arrived he could hardly realize that
it had
He was in state of great excitement by supper
time and could very little. Long before the
hour for the arrival of the omnibus he standing
waiting at the door his mother beside him, and Juan
and Pancho in the midst of little crowd wing with
each other to get a word from the hero
The town clock struck seven. They'll be here
soon" he whispered. a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-25
! Children al Play
SlaAvAEAg VyAVEVAVNVS

VERY now and then a boy that know
n comes bouncing into my study full of exc
- element, and says: - ''
n "Oh, know a new gamer
- "A new one say, care you sure Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-25

Wv vHEN Bier Rabbit done get hungry, he
dat sassy he doan' fer nobodys
"A prop'ty, nor de weather, nor nothin'
wv else an dat what make all de critters
down him, specially Mr.. Man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO. July 1.-cattle-Reeeipts. esti
mated at 1,50o head; market strong aud 1oc up
Beeves, S5.35@S.55; Texas steers, S4.251 6. so;
western steers. So. 4o6f T35 stockers and feeders
IS. 60G5.75; cows and heifers, $2.s0@T; calves
$5.S00S.25.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at $4,000 head;
market slow. Light, SO. .20d9.45; mixed. 50 90 q
good TO choice heavy. ss95@9.30; pigs, $a.20@
80; bulk of sales, S9.10G9.35.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 10000 head;
market strong. Native, 50. 2.75G4.S5; western,
So, 25@4. yearlngs. s5@6; lambs, native
S4.75qS. 40, western S5.25@7.75.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, July 1.--Cattle-Recepts,
s.25: native cows and heIfers, S2.5o6I.25 stock
and feeders. So 25M5.T5; bulls. SIS. .25@4 90;
calves. $3. 75Gi so; western steers, $4G7T5;
western cows, sag g. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; market steady to
Sc lower. Bulk of sales. 50. 10@9.25 heavy,
light, So 15@9.35; pigs. $s.60d9.
Sheep-Receipts 2,G00 head: market steady.
MIttons. S3T5@5; lambs. seq .65; fed wethers
sand yearlings, $4@6; fed western ewes, S3
4.75.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, July 1.--Cattle-Receipts.
1000 head; market strong. Native steers 81
as: cows and heifers. sage; western steers.
$3.2546.25; cows and heifers, $2.15@5. 25; can
ners,. S275G $50; stockers and feeders So a
5.75; calves, $550d7; bulls, stays ETC., s.. 25 a
$50
Hogs Receipts; s. 800 head; market 1oc lower.
Heavy, $500 s.a5: mixed, ss.s5@s.so; light.
$s. s9gs . 10; pigs, s7.5o@s.75 bulk of sales,
Sheep-Reeepts. 100 head market steady.
Yearlings, S4.S565.J0: wethers. $3.75d4. 25
ewes, $3.40Q4.10; lambs. $6.256750.
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The sisak's Cargo

The German steamer Sisak OF the Kosmos line
sailed fer Hamburg and way ports Tuesday with
cargo laden here valued at S1l0. .034 be disrlb-
uted as follows: For Mexico. IS. .594: Central
America S1T.U5l: Ecuador, 81. .442: Peru So S25
Chile, 81 102; Bolivia, s1,050; France S3915;
England. $6.65S: Germany. $27, AT; Canary isl
ands s42, 900. The cargo for the Canary islands
Teneriffe for orders The principal shipments to
other destinations were follows:
To Mexico-55, ,432 IT lumber, 525 bdls shocks
200 cs kerosene, II oils, rs pkgs machinery
2, 300 lbs soda, AIS gals and cs wine. 281 his
tea, 404 lbs spices, 145 lbs dried fruit 3S5 lbs
hops.
10 Central America-i.1S3 bbls flour. 400 bales
hay. 1l3 cts oats. ESQ lbs spices. cs canned
goods. 90 gals wine, sos cs blasting powder, cs
blasting caps 20 cs fuse. 16 bbls oils, drums
gasoline. 20e46 lbs ta1ioy. 1896 lbs soda 23
pkgs dry goods. IL bales bags.
To Ecuado---620 gals wine. 92J lbs dried frnit
10 cs canned goods. 100 cs dynamite. : cs fuse,
To Peru--To salmon, 33 cs canned goods
1875 lbs taliow, % bbls oils, pkgs machinery,
20.121 IT lumber.
To Chill 500 1T lumber. 2J coils rope. IL
bales hose 6 bales packing ] cs leather
To Boiya-46 pkgs machinery.
To France-7.220 lbs vanilla beans 81 gals
wine.
70 Eneland-2 235 cs canned goods
To Germany-251. .995 lbs dried fruit 16 SIX lbs
vanilla beans. l5o.237 IT lumber.
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
ports follows:
For west coast rorts-15.772 bbls -four, 2.24o
ctls wheat. 1850 salmon, 1226S bdls shocks
and %. coo tx lumber. valued at $sg.j56
For Germany--1D4. .6Si II lumber and Is fierces
cssing. valued AT $3.C41.
For England-22, zoo fl lumber. valued at
s1.Tso.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

SEWARD-Arrived June 30-Stmr Alameda.
Seattle
coos BAY-sailed July 1-Bktn Encore. for
San Francisco,
GAvIOTA-Sailed June sO-stnsr Capistrano,
Tor San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELEY-Sailed July 1-Schr Amer
1cana. for San Pedro.
AsToRIA-Sailed July l-Stmr Mann Smith,
Pedro. o.A --aDs'ss0' ''H'' .. a's's''' -O' o"
Arrived July 1-stmr Breakwater. from Coos
bay; stmr Maverick. hence June -.
Arrived July Tug Hercules. hence June 2S.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed July 1-Stmr Arizonan,
Tor San Francisco. and not June 80 as previously
EUREkA-Arrived July 1-stmrs Iaqua and
Temple L. Dorr. from San Pedro.
Sailed July 1-Stmr San Pedro, for San Fran
POINT LoBos-Passed July 1-stmr De-
spatcil, from Eureka for San Pedro; stmr Alca-
traz. from Greenwood for Port San Luis
Passed Passed July lastmr Wellesley from Grays
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived July 1-Stmr
santa Rosa. hence June so. and sailed for San
PORT LUDLow-saled June sO--stmr liver
| ton. for San Francisco.
TAToOSH-Passed June S0-Stmr Queen. hence
June 2s for Puget sound ports; schr Okanogan,
from karluk for PORT Townsend; stmr Victoria.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW 1ORk-ArriEed June S0-Stmr Colon,
Sailed June 29-Stmr Alliance. for Colon; Br
stmr Celia. for Valparaiso.
PaILADELPHIA-A Arrived June se-ship Man
ga Reya, from New York.
ISLAND PORTS
HON0LULU-Arrived July 1-Schr Omega,
from Grays Harbor: Dap stnr Chiyo Maru. from,
Yokohama for San Francisco.
cisco.
HILo-Arriyed June 3o-schr W. H. Marston.
FOREIGN PORTS
:. SAN BLAS-Sailed July I--Stmr San Jose, for
San Francisco.
AUCKLAND-Arrived prior July 1-Br stmr
Century. hence June l for Sydaey.
AOkOHAMA--Sailed June 27-Br stmr Glen
lee. for Vancouver.
Arrived June 30-Br stmr Keemun. from Seat
lie June 29-Br stmr Empress Of India from
vICToRIA-Arrlved July 1-stmr Queen.
hence June 2s.
MAZATLAN-SaiIed June 29-Ger stmr Nj
caria, for San Francisco.
GRIMSBI-Arrived June 29--Fr bark Edouard
Detaille, TO load for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0Rk-Arrived July l-Stmr Campania
from Liverpool and Queenstown
lIYERP00L-Sailed JuIv 1-Stmr Empress of
ireland. for Quebec
.NAPLEs-Arriyed June 30-stmr Florida, from
New York
R0TTERDAM-Arriyed July 1-Stmr Noordam
from New York.
Sailed June 30-Stmr Campania for New York
PAlERMO-Sailed June 50-Stmr Calabria,
for New York.
EAMBU URG--Arrived June rs Stmr Cleve-
land, from New York.
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Hnr nnd Eeedstnns

Receipts Of hay were large again yesterday,
being 755 tons The market showed no new
features. being dull and more or less weak
Brsn-S22. 5U@25 per ton for white and 81. so
for red.
Mlddllngs-SSOG3I per ton
Shorts-s23. 50Q24 per ton
Feedsturs-Relled barley. S21.5o@22; rolled
oats for feed. s2SG2s; mixed feed. S24G30 for
average lots; linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $1,000. tons $41, smaller lots S4I. so
cocoanut cake meal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10
S34 a So; cracked corn, SS4635: alfalfa meal,
carload lots. SIS; jobbing, SIG; red star alfalfa
meal, SIS in lots and $16 jobbing; Modesto
alfalfa meal, Sls50 In car lots and SIC jobblng
Csproco oilcake meal. Sl650 per ton.
Hey-Wheat, $9Gl3.50; wheat and oat, sea
p; tame oat S9d12; volunteer wild ost. 81
l0i alfalfa, STd10; stock hay, $5@7 per ton.
Strsw-40d q Csc per bale
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons

The market rules weak at the decline noteC
yesterday.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about Iz01c un
der quotations; heavy ealted steers. 1012c; light
medium. 9IaM10c; light. Slsc; cowhides Slat
for heavy. SIC for light: stags. 6la d7c: salted
kip, 9Iz G10c; salted veal, 4ac; salted calf
l4izc; dry hides, lSc; dry kip. 16lzc; dry calf
&c, &c saeepsSins; @ ssearngs; 2oa4De each short @
GSl-25; lambs. 25@50c: horsehides. salt. 50 q
03 for large and S1.50G2 for medium. 75c@SI
for small and 25 a SOC for colts; horsehides dry,
sl.5oM2.25 for large and S1.25@2 for medium,
50c@$1 for small and 25d5oc for colts; goat
3Oq 4oc; medium, 20G25c small 5dI5c
Iallow-No. 1 rendered, 5uGc; No. 2 405c;
grease. 26212e.
Woo-Spriug clip, San Joaquin, years STAPLE
I2@15c: do months, 7@l4c; northern. IeQisc;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 16@lSc per lb
Hops-Cslifornia. 124iSc for crop OF 1909;
ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02

south wind smooth sea; barometer SO. 21 p.
M, 80 miles south of Cape Blanco: weather
ine clear and calm; barometer 30.17; tenn
rerature IS.
STEAMER HYADES-From Honolulu for San
Francisco: June 80. p. m., so miles OF
Point Bonita: fine weather.
STEAMER SIBERIA-Hence June % for Homo.
lulu, China and Japaa: June so. p m., fS5
miles from San Francisco all we'll.
STEAMER SIERRA-From Honolulu for San
Francisco; June 80, p. m, All miles from
Honolulu strong northeast wind; moderate
heavy head sea; squally at times; barometer
303O
STEAMER G0vERNoR-From San Diego for
San Francisco: June so, p. m. p miles east
of Point Colcepcion; fresh head wind; clear;
barometer 9.96.
STEAMER ROSECRANS- Portland for San
Francisco; June 30, p. m, miles south ef
ST. George reef; weather fine; sea smooth.
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peciduous and citru. Frui,.

There was a fairly active market for fresh
fruits yesterday. attractive offerings Of all de-
ecriptiOns finding prompt sale at satisfactory
fgures. while Oyerripe and trashy stock had to
he turned over 70 peddlers at low rates Ar
rivals Of opricots were light and the regular
trade readily paid sn advance for choice stock
The Gamers were paying from SIS 10 $25 ton.
but they got very little choice fruit. Peaches
tn lug boxes sold well. while small packages
continued 10 fare badly Plums and prunes
were easy 20 weak the receipts including much
soft stock Figs sold on well and there was
2 good market for Bartlett pears and fancy
spnles WsfeITpelous and cantsioupes were n
good demand. The latter being higher. All kinds
OF berries weak 10 values and a large
surplus would have been held over but for the
Gamers Curraufs and cherries were In limited
There noth!ag new in citrus fruits.
awberres-Longwortbs nominal: Bp1ners
&506 per chest; other large varieties, $4G5 per
chest
oganberries-s2@ per chest for red aad
Biackberries- .5oas.5o per chest
Curranrs-S66S per chest.
Cherries-Packed 6OdSJc per Eer: in bulk
7@ioc per ID FOR black. aud 5@7e Tor Royal
Apples-Fancy four tier fruit. 1.25e1.75 per
boz; common to choice. 35edsl; crab apples.
Pesrs-Bartletts. sl.25GI75 per box: other
varieties. T5cM 81 - per box
Peaches-Small boxes. 506I 75c: baskets z0f
See lug boxes. T5c@si25.
Fiums--Craies- 50m65c: small boxes and has
kets' $4,000; trsgedy Drunes, 5oG75e per crate
Fies-DoIble layer drawers. a0esa 81 %; single
layer drawers, aoa T5c; white figs. 60Q75c per
orawer
Aprieots-l'rstes. 65a75e; small boxes 50cf
zoe; Jugs, 75cGSl-25; to Gamers. $Is@25 per
ton
-----a---caHtaloupes, sl.T5Q225 Der crate
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Los Angeles Produce Market
SpeciaI Disoofch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, July Eggs. advanced n
price on the produce exchange today. Receipts
were 2l1 cases. but the demand was strong
New potatoes were frmer. Butter and cheese
were steady.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs. 21l cases;
butter, 81 .3sl pounds; cheese 1880 pounds; pota
toes. l.277 sacks
Cheese (per lb)--Northern fresh. 161ad17ei
eastern twins, 1Sl5 6l1ec; eastern cheddars. 100
zoe; eastern longhorn. 1eG2oc; eastern daisy
l9d20c; Swiss, imported. 30c; Swiss, domestic
2oe brick cream. 20c lnburger. Zoe
Butter fper lb)-Creamery, extra, soc; first
29c; cooking butter 26c.
Eggs (per doz)--Loca ranch. candled, first,
30c case count, zee; eastern fresh. 26c.
Beans tper ctD-No l pink, $T.25; No.
limas 50; Lady Washington 81 10; small
whites, S5; blackeyes. SO. 80; garvanzas, 81.
Potatoes told stock unless otherwise glvepl.
per ctl-Salinas. S1.15d125: Lompoc, S1.loG
1.25; Idaho o0cM$I %; new potatoes, $IM1.25
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Competent authorities estimate the prune crop
of the Santa Clara valley at from 80, 000, 600
TO 0,009. 900 pounds. which is away below the
normal--in fact, deficiency of about 80 per
cent. Packers are buying prunes all over the
state and quote 4c a minimum base price
to growers. with the usual premium for the
large sizes. The market is wholly in favor of
sellers.
Fruits-Evaporated apples, 61sGsci apricots,
future delivery. 7d1oc; peaches, 5d512c; do
1910 crop future delivery, 5@6c; prunes, 3la
G4c with u premium for SOS and lc premium
for 40s; new crop. 4d41sc. with the same pre-.
miums for the larger sizes; figs, 3ss d5c; pears,
59The
Rasins-Layers. clusters-e crown. 81 so; 5
crown. rs; crown 81 %; seeded, 4d5c; or
dinary layers. 8 crown. S1.25; crown, 9oc:
! Thompson's seedless. 314 d5ke for lnoleacled
and Ga @elac for bleached; loose museatcl, 4
crown &c, crown 519e, crown Sc; seedless.
Nuts-Almonds. nonparells, 1415G15c; IXI..
l44l41zc; ne plus ultra, 13913Ee; Drake. 10E
41l9sc; languedocs. lie; hard shell, lsc; wal
nuts, 13c per lb for No / softshells, SIC for
No do; pecsns, 1919 Gl6c peanuts, Az @5c;
pine nuts, lsG2oc per ID.
Honey-Nominsl.
26c for dark
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Vow York producc

NEW YORK, July Hops Easy
Hides-Essy; Central America, 22c; Bogots
21622c.
Petroeum-Steady: refined New York. barrels
1859: refined. New York barrels Also; Phia-
delphia. barrels. 1850: bulk. 415c
Wool-Quet; domestic fleece. 32a33c.
Sugar-Raw quiet: cut loaf 595c: crushed
; S5e: mold A. 5.50c: cubes. J.z0c; XXxX pow
dered J30c; powdered. 5.25c; g-annls ted 5I5c:
diamond A, 5I5c; confectioners A 1850: No.
l. 4.90c: No. ?. 4.S5c; No. 3. 4.s0c; No. T. 4T5c:
No. = 4.70c: No. g. 4.65c No. z. T. soc; No S.
z55c; No O. f. soc; No. TO- 4.45c; No IL e. zoe
No. -. 43sc; No. 10. 4.30c; No. IA, 430c
Cofce-Futures closed steady at a net sd-
vance Of 40e points. Closing bids: july e.e5c:
and December. 6.T5c; January. roc; February
6.7sc; March, 6.soc: April, 6.s1c: Mays> g. sSe
June. G.s4c Spot-Quet; Bio. 70. 4 sac:
Santos no. 1. a5sc. Mild coree-Quiet: Cor
doEs. 9A dI2Ac-
The New York market viii be closed until
next Tuesday morning
Buffer-Sfeady; unchanged.
cheese-Firm; state, whole milk. special,
15L a 16c; do fancy white, 1413ci do fancy
coiored. 1sas sdl5c
Eggs-wpak; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery. white. 24M2Tc: do gathered. white. %
a 25e; 90 hennery. brown. 23d25c; do gathered,
brown 216i23c; fresh gathered extras 22d24c;
do extra hrsfs, 20M21c; do irsts, 1Sd19c.
DRIED FRUITS
stocks small and prices steady. Spot. fancy.
1eA d1O%e; choice. S61S}Hc; prime, 7dS ~
common Ia fair. GG6hc.
Pr4lnes-Spct quiet. bur there is better ex-
port demand and prices firm. Qnotations:
CALIFORNIA;, 303Ac up to 3J40s; 4k@9Hc for
Oregon
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Caifornia family extras, $5.60@6 ne
without discount; bakers extras, $5.60q6; su
perhne. 81. 406l4.70. Oregon and Washington
per bbl, S4s0q5 for family, bakers and pat
ents. and 81. 25G4.5o for cut on; Kansas pat
ents, $3.50; do strsights. $3.50; Dakota patents
ST.2S; do straights, 81; do clear, S6.25 per bbl
Farinsceous Goods-Prices IN 100 ID sacks, net
cash, no discount. are as follows: Graham hour
s. go per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.50; rye meal
s.. so; rice -four. IS; corn meal $3.50; extra
cream do, $3.50: cat meal. $500; oat groats
SS:eo; fsrina .d 20; hominy, $3.50; erckwhea'
bbls $e@6.5O. do in sacks IS. So@55o: extra
cream do, $3.50 In sacks and 81 in bbls; rolled
wheat. bbls S4.25. in sacks $2.90@3.T5; pearl
barley, $4.20 split peas. boxes. S5 for yellow
and $3.50 for green per 100 lbs.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, July 1.--Hutton's wire says
The government report of s0.T pub
lished today at noon and proved sensationally
bullish. showing deterioration of 1.3 per cent
since last month, whereas slight Improvement
was expected. The report compares with 81 per
cent May %. T4.6 last year. sl.2 in 1908 and a
10 year average of 79.5. Since June 25 the date
upon which returns made to the govern
ment, the crop has probably deteriorated several
points on account of continuous rains east of the
Mississippi river and absence of precipitation In
Texas and Oklahoma 1t is safe to say that un-
less conditions are specially relieved by heavy
and gradual rains the next condition report will
show deterioration of alarming proportions. In
the middle of the afternoon realizing for over
the holidays was very heavy, but the buying
power continued Of sufficient volume to absorb
the offerings easily. Weekend figures were con-
sidered bullsh.'
Spot closed quiet. AIiddling uplsnds. 1535c;
do gulf. .J.6f Sales 10 l00 haies
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SYNOPSIS

Beginning July l. reports received from
central and eastern stations, that practically
The whole area of the United States is covered.
The weather has been fair. with nearly normal
temperatures throughout the Pacific coast and
the great basin. The weather is somewhat un-
settled in the Rocky Mountain section and the
ported in the east.
In California moderate north winds prevail on
the coast and light winds In the interior
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was As and
at Fresno ~ per cent
Following is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing at midnight Saturday. July q 1910:
San Francisco and vicnty-Fair Saturday,
somewhat warmer: light west winds.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; moderate
temperature; light north winds
Sacramento vailey-Fair Saturday; moderately
warm; light south winds
San Joaquin valley-Falr Saturday; light west
winds.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Sstur-
day; light south winds
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MANCHURIABRINGS
A RECORD CARGO
According to latest Wireless
Liner Will Arrive From the
Orient at 10 A. M.

HE Pacific Mail
liner Manehuris,
Captain Andrew
Dixon, is due today
from the orient
and, accordin 6 to a
wireless received
y e S t e r d a y from
Captain Dixon, will
arrive about 10
o'clock in the fore
noon. The customs
officials are prepar-
ing for a busy day,
as 10 of the Man
churia's 1e5 cabin
p a S S e n g ers are
from China and
Japan. This means
noanV tr1lnkS and
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, July STANDARD copper steady
Spot. 1is7lh di2.1oc; July, August and Septem
ber II 300 i205c: October. 921a n -. .10c. The
London market was easy spot. f54 is Sd; fu.
lures f55 SIS Sd. No arrivals were reported at
New York. Custom house returns show exports
of 2.sse tons. making 22,6ss for June. Lake
copper 12.e2Is @12s71ac; electrolytic. 10. .25 a
>l2.5oc: casting. 12.12k 6i237hc.
Tin easy. Spot, July, August, September and
October. 30. 75d32.05c. London closed weak;
spot f149 15s; futures. ESQ les Cd.
Lead was quiet. Spot, 4.4514.50c New York
and 4.221a a 4.30c East st. Louis. London closed
at f12 lis Sd.
spelter was quiet at 5.5o15 soc New York and
at 5@J.07Iac East st. Louis. London closed at
f22 5s.
Iron closed at 4ss 1012d for Cleveland war
rants In London. The local market was quiet.
No l foundry northern, $16.5oM 1913; No. 2,
S160f 16 25: No. southern, SIG. % a 6.15; No.
southern soft Sl66i 49, %
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PouIfrr and Game

Large young roosters and big hens alone
terers yesterday, and as they formed very
small percentage of the receipts the market
was quiet Receivers were still cutting prices
clearances.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S5.50@e for small
So.o0@7 for large and SS@lo for extra; young
ROSTERS. $SQl0; old roosters. $5Q5.50; fryers
$SQ6; broilers $3.50@4 for large and S2.5o@S
ti tor small; ~ ducks, SIGs; pigeons. si75@2;
SQUADS, $2.5O43; geese. $2@2.50 per pair.
Game lper dozen Nominal.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
I SpecioL Dispatch 70 The Call

SANTA ROSA. July There was no change
today IN the local egg market. The local dealers
ale paving 25lac per dozen spot cash for choice
end 22iac for seconds The supply is dropping
on. while the demand Is Increasing slightly in
dicsJins that tbe prevailing market will be up
Wsrd Tor 3 tine.
SANTA Cruz. July Merchants are meet
tre with an increased demand for eggs on ac-
count II the summer rusli- but the supply is
good. They are paying poultrymen 25c for all
-claSses.
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Reans nnd Seeds

Beans lper. ctD-Bayos, se5oq6.T5; small
white. $444-30; large white. $3.75Gf: pink.
se@e.25: red. s6G6.25; blackeye s5.6o@5 Is:
lima, 81. 4oG $50; red kidneys, s5.50@5.75 cram
berry beans, S4.50@ 4.65; garyanzas, 81. 5093.25
horse beans. nominal.
Seeds-Brown mustard, &c; yellow mustard,
-; 1axseed, 5@515c; canary. 31%@3$zc; al
falfs, l691Te; rape, 1@2kc timothy, &c;
hemp. 5631se; millet, 284 d3c per ID.
Dried peas-Green. S3. d3.T5 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Roston Wool Market

BOSTON July 1.-The Commercial Bulletin
of Boston will say of the wool market Saturday:
The market is assuming little healthier tone
from increased buying by some mills In need OF
small filing in quantities of wool, but business
in the aggregate Is still small. A prominent
New England mill bought from 1.50l TO 1000
bales Of New Zealand breds, 40s 10 4Gs
at Losses of &c to 1ac TO owners. and another
consumer took 100000 pounds of Ohio fine I'M
washed at 21c, the record low price for the last
two years 1t is doubtful if conditions will i'm
prove radically within few weeks
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
sunpIies for Msbukona

The barkentine s. &. Wilder was cleared for
Mshukona Thursday with cargo valued at S27.-
e66 and including the following:
ESQ bbls -four, 400 bales hay. 2.720 ctis barley
J4e. lT3 lbs bran. $3.50 lbs middfngs, 10000 lbs
mill ecd. $40 lbs dried fruit Is cs canned goods
20 bhis and half hhls salmon. IS ctis wheat
34g lbs hams and bacon, 500 lbs lard. 80 pkgs
potat 20 pkgs onions, 10000 lbs coal 300 cs
kerosene. drums distillste. 5.674 fl hardwood
GOO SKIS lime. 1n2.75 lbs fertilizer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-02
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

The potato market maintained very strong
position continued light receipts and an active
demand Yesterday Everything received found
prompt sale at advanced prices and receivers
were expecting the market to 20 still higher.
Onions were plentiful and rather easy than 9TH
erwise CUcumbers and summer squash were
weak features Of the vegetable market Small
boxes OF both were, selling down 70 25e and
moved slowly, the large packages being pre-
ferred- Tomatoes we're steady, while green
peppers were in free supply and easy. Attrac-
tive loss of green corn sold readily at sstisfsc.
tory prices. while ordinary lots dragged az low
rztes String beans and peas were in good re-
quest and hrIn on light arrivals. Eggplant from
the vicinity u stockton sold al 10c a pound
Potstoes-Per box. 75GS5c; in sacks, 9oc6
$l.15 per ctl-
.oniols--New red. sl9oa2 per sack; new gel
Kegefsbles-Asparaeus SI-2561 75 per box: to-
matoes. 5ooaS1 for small and s2d3 for large
i5oXes; green peas 4d5c per Ib: string beans
&c per 10; summer squash 2564oc for small
SsGd 60d75c for large boxes: eggplant "a i0c
per n; green peppers. "a Sc per 10: garlic 4
dsc per lb for new; cabbage. 50dsoc per etl +;
cucJmbers. 25N4oc for small and 75cG7 ST
for large boxes: csulih0wer. z0650c per dozen;
rurnips. T5cd$i per sack -csrrots 75cdSi per
sack: rhubsrb. 50d T5c per box: green corn 81 25
a.. % per sack; green okra. I2I5 a 15c per ID.