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sJOOO.OOO ron rHE CUDiHrS

Pact Ing COnpanS' Property Hortgaged
10 secure bend issue.
The Cudahy Packing Company Of mi
nois has mortEaged for o. OOO.OO 10 the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank and
William n Henkle Of Chicago ~ prop.
cry IN this city and ia he south and West
TO secure a per cent. gold bond issue
The mort gage was filed yesterday ~
the Registers Office. Il Is dated May /
and has twenty five years To run
The property covered by the mort "a r.
in this city ~ az t54 and t58 West -Four
tenth street t2l and t23 Eleventh ave
me aud proper ~ On Twelfth avenue
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TOTGHT OVER CHILDREN.
Italian Women tRuarreiIrd BscRuse ChIlSl,
rem Dii and Oue u stabbed

Two small Italian children playing
IN the street in front Ut ,jt Fast I5lst
street Iast night CO. into a fight They
a''rIc'sd the attention of their mothers.
Mr. Josephine N-.a ~ 50 East l5izt
street. aud Mr. Josephine raIapizzio.
who lives newt boot The parents took
the ChlIreus scrap M seriously that
they ton became aglTy
Mrs IalapiIIi0 stabbed Mrs. Vista
under the eye and slash-i her arms and
hands An ambulance from Lebanon
Hospital was calIrd and Mrs. Vista was
taken here badly bus. Mrs CSlapiSyin
rsCapet
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The Wall Street edition Of TEE EvHNnva
Sun contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 20 the close
81 the market. The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. With
additional news matter. are contained also
In the night edition of TIE EvE1Tuld Sow.
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lest Two-yenr-SId Fsund Asleep N
Bushes.

ALBANY. June s-Mead KnisksFn. che
iwo-year old boy of Mr. and Mrs Robert
d. Knisksrn Of Berne. after being lost all
night was found this morning asleep In
a clump Of bushes IN q thick woods half
a mile from his house. Two hundred
were torn % shreda His hands and
knees were scratched. and it vas evident
that hs crawied into the bushes after
becoming too tired % walk
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$50 Dean street, was yesterday eonvictei
of manslaughter IN the second degree y
the County Court, Brooklyn.
Judge Dixie. who presided a. the trial,
said that when Sage comes up for 81
tsnoe on Monday he will teach -ths reCs
le@s young devil what the difference -
between oaTbureter and a mud guard
The maximum penalty for the crime .
htteen years imprisonment or 81 On me
or both.
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Charley Chadwick. a Newark hoy
. years Old Who did not want 20 60 20
school any more. played hockey from
,he Webster street school yesterday
afternoon and then went TO his home.
~ seventh avenue. and hanged himself
with a ClOtheslins In the cellar. Hi
father found HE body there last night
after he had hunted through the nsig Oh
bOrhOOd for many hours.
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EIH TO HIN.
CsmsIoCE agent CaIIs FIXTURES % FamSns
STATUES OlBaeene.

Nathan Kramer ~ - Clinton street
was charged In EsssN Market police court
yesterday by Charles Bamberger. one ~
Anthony Comstocks aides With display
ing irnmodest pictures on his pushcnrt
The sOl pictures seized we're shown o.
Magistrate Cornell
Why. said the Magistrate. these are
uictures 81 famous statlesl Are these
picfures Ohscens3-
Hamburger assured him they were and
that a conviction and a hfty dollar fine
had heen secured upon them
Magistrate Cornell put the decision up
20 Special Sessions and held Kramer In
a2OU bail for trial
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Prun,,I,an,s Cssl s,rIG. settled.

WHEEsBAHRE, June = About ~ no
~ the y m mine workers Of tho Penn.
sylvania Coal Company who have been
On strike Tor three weeks returned 20
work to-day. and the remainder who
did not work will he IN tho mines to-
morrow These we're men who wers
nor agreeable - having ne strike ssttied.
hu' who this afternoon finding they were
N the minority we're prevailed up0n
"a promise that they will make che ending
u the strike complete.
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VOTING CHHFFETR CONVICTED.
Judge DIke Premises mat ISIS sentence
shall Ne Instructive.

Richard A. Sage. the seventeen-year-
old chauffeur in the employ Of DR..
Gordon OF 100 Clinton street. who while
on Joy ride on May ran over and killed
Mrs. Catherine Mccoy. - years old. Of
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Saa- EIl.a@ II. IRman fellowship 70
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-31

BONDS
SHOwWEAkNESS

NEW YORK, March S0.-The
course of the price movement of
stocks shifted again today. The
amounts offered for sale were not
of great volume, but the demand
was insufficient to absorb them
except at material concessions.
The dealings had an appearance
of professionalism, and the mar
ket was obviously narrow and
apathetic.
Conclusions of wide applica-
ton were drawn from the sudden
weakness shown by the Atchison
convertible bonds, which were
dealt in when issued" in the out
side market.
Compared with a price of 10
made yesterday after the issue
was announced, the price ran off
TO I0S%. 1t was advanced in ex-
PLANTATION that provision by
which the right of conversion is
deferred until 1918 first became
known today. The episode was
cited. nevertheless, TO show a con-
gested condition of new bond is
sues in the market
The opinion is heard that an era
of short term note issues is again
approaching. such as heralded the
oversupply of capital issues three
years ago. Special interest for
that reason attaches to the opin-
ion of Chairman James J. Hill of
the Great Northern that the rail-
roads will require new capital at
the rate of $1,000. 0.o0O,0o year
for six years to come, to provide
absolute necessities. In face of
this necessity the demands for
bonds both from home and for
eign and domestic investment
sources continues to fall off.
There was much discussion of
the danger of discoura cement TO
enterprise in a prolonged delay
in the. decision of the important
cases before the supreme court,
the possibility of which is sug-
gested in connection with the
death of Justice Brewer. There
was q rally in prices when it be-
came known that the supreme
court would be in session on Mon
day with the possibility inferred
of decisions being handed down.
The bond market was apathetic
and irregular, due TO slight recov-
cries of some recent sharp de-
clines. Total sales (par value),
s3l66.000
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
Disorganizat of the transcon
tinental telegraph service, due to
severe weather conditions in the
west, somewhat affected trading.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was fair business on the stock and
bond exchange yesterday, well divided between
of $62 600. The Peoples water IS were lower.
declining from $3.50 TO $7I.75. City electric
stock was higher at $5s and Paauhau sugar at
at $50 'N0e
Mining stocks continued featureless. The Com
stocks were dull and unchanged. The only stock
stirring among the southern Neradas was Booth
which was fairly active at 16@2Oc, against 15c
George wingheld and eastern associates who
bad options on Buckhorn mining. properties in
Eureka county, New, have exercised them and
have made a final payment of $50 600 on the
group.
Application has been made to the New York
stock exchange to regularly list the $1,000 900
capital stock Of the Standard consolidated com
psny of Bodie district
The Giant powder company will meet next
Tuesday to elect new president.
The regular annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers OF the Hawaiian commercial and sugar com
psny has been called for April f3.
The Gold6eld-Alamo mining company. operst-
ing at Lucky Boy, near Hawthorne, New, has
declared another dividend Of 3 cents per share.
payable May 1.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
psny for the last week shows that ayera ge
stanty crushing $500 tons Of ore Of an
value Of $19 per ton. The bullion shipments
consisted Of 50 bars of bullion, valued at $45 05o,
and 81 tons Of concentrates worth S13, 200 max
ing the total bullion shipments amount to s5s-
25o. An average extraction Of 90 per cent was
The mines Of Tonopah district shipped total
Of 6,270 tons Of ore OF an estimated value Of
$l567J0 to the mills last week. The Tonopah
company sent 3.200 tons. the Belmont $50 tons
Montana -Tonopah 800 TONS MacNamAra ITO TONS
West End 10 TONS Tonopah Extension $40 tons
and Midway 100 tons.
The stock and bond exchange quotes Palmer
oil stock at the rate OF 10 shares TO one Thus
when broker bids si2.50 for 100 shares of
Palmer oil he is really bidding $1.25 for I.OOO
shares OF regular stock. In this way the stock
and bond exchange official sheet shows IsO
200 9-10 shares of Palmer oil az listed this rep
reseDting the companys capitalization condensed
10 for /.
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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO, March O.-Cattle-Receipts. Is,
coo: market weak. Beeves. s5-T5d5.1O; TEXAS
steers S506.50; western steers. $jGII; stockers
and feeders S. s566.95; cows and heifers, 81. 81
al %; calves. $S6t9.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 20. 900; market 5d Zoe lower.
Light siO.506 50; mixed. $40. 60G1O95:
heavy 1O.656l O95; rough. S10.65 a 1918; good
10 choice heavy. S10.T5d10-e5: pigs, S9.10G
10 60: bulk Of sales. $40. .S0El 1920.
tive s. j019 10: western. $J.T5q9. 10; ysarlingS.
s.. .25d9. 40; lambs, native, $500 1O.I5; west
erB, $e.4O61050.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. March 30.-Csttle-Receipts.
:. 900: market slow. Native steers. $6QS, cows
and heifers So. 3.5OG6.25: western steers. s4G
725: COWS and heifers. S3d5.7j: Gamers $50
"a 80. stockers and feeders. s3.TJdI; calves,
S4.25GS.25: bulls, stays etc, 81. 20 ass.
HOgs-Reeelpts. $500; market 10c lower.
Heavy. $lO.8Od1O.T5; mixed. $10-55110.60,
light $40. t0G10-55; pigs, $9@1O; bulk, S1O.5O
Sheep-Receipts. 10. 200: market 1OGt5c
lower. YearIings, $s.5O69.25; wethers. sI-5Oa
$50; ewes ST.25G s. 50: lambs. 50. 2j0l 40.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. March 3O.-Cattle-Receipts,
S 600: market steady to weak Native steers,
So 2JG $40: cows and heifers. S4d I.2J; stockers
and feeders. S4.5O6e.75; bulls. S4.25d6: calves
$JdS.T5: western steers, S60S.25; western cows,
S4M6.5O.
IIogs-Receipts IL 900: market 5G1Oc lower.
Bulk $40 so: heavy. S1O.S0d 1890; pack
ers and butchers. S1O.6O0 10. S5; light, $103Og
1918; pigs $9.5001015.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady. Nut
tons STHS.60: lambs s.73d10; fed western
wethers and yearlings, S7.25@9.jO; fed western
ewes. S7dS.3O
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO March 30.--Leading bulls supported
the wheat market today and much of Yesterday :
loss was reganed, prices at the close showing net
gains OF la@Mc. Coarse grains and provisions
closed heavy.
Trading in wheat was only moderately active
The bulk of trading in September, which
showed range OF lc. Other options moved over
range of 15G&c The market opened frfI
with prices up bGNc, the bulge being due
chiefly to the absence Of any great amount of
rain in Kansas despite the official predictions Of
general rains for the winter wheat belt. Sep
tember opened at $1O51s d1.05n and July at
$1.os5s Loss. Toward the middle of the day
September had moved up TO $f.06Is and July to
81. .0Sa4 a LOSS. The close was firm, with Sep
tcmber at $1o5ss @1.05la and July at S10Sss
Corn was firm the start although light
offerings from the country also exerted a bullish
effect. Although demara for cash corn was
No yellow selling at 61@6115c. The market
for futures closed heavy at almost the lowest
point and at net losses Of a shade to I<c. May
sold between 62%c and 63ssc. and closed at 627s
l63c
Oats were inclined to be weak. Reports Of
early seeding had bearish effect on the market
The close was weak, with prices a shade to &c
below yesterday.
- provisions closed weak at declines Of 10d30c.
Flnal figures ON the May delivery were Pork
S2o.e5; lard $13.sTh; ribs. Sl3.72k.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High Low Close
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The market continues weak and dull
but there is further decline.
California club, S1.1T11 al. .S213 Sonora 81 81 "a
g2:oI1a: Propo and white Australian. 81 I.9o6
ls5- Northern wheat-Club. S1.I6L al. 7Sa. !:
Russian red. $1.73& al T61l turkey red, 81 I'll
Il.s2l2; bluestem 81 s0d1 .SIis.
FUTURES
10 a. N. Session
No quotations.
Barley-The market remained about the same
yesterday. Business was light.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, $1.35@1. 81 u of grades, 81. .S21a G1
l.35& per ctl; brewing s1.40 shipping lots
$l.So@1. 40; chevalier. S16oG1 So per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. IN. Session
June-S1. 25 asked.
December 81 .22i7.
p. Session
May--No sales; S1.3lz bid.
December .22ta.
ket still dull.
Reds for feed. s1.45@1.6o; black. nominal:
gray. $1.60@1.6Il4; white, s160d1.67is per
cti for fair TO No. l.
Corn-Msnchurian small yellow is quoted at
81 60 per Genital in sacks; California small round
yellow. 81 I0Gf-75: white, s1I5@1.S so: large yell
low, 81. 65Q1. 70; western states yellow. in bulk
San Francisco track. s1.56: white, s1.5s; mixed.
S1.50@g1. 80 per ctl.
Rye-Utah and California. 81 per ctl.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

There were continued heavy arrivals of aspar-
agus yesterday and as there no shipping de-
mand the market had easy tone. with &c a
pound top price for the best selections There
close of business but for the Gamers, who were
liberal buyers at 2ia aM3c pound. Over 1 200
boxes of rhuharb came in on top of a large
carryover from Tuesday, causing drop In prices
For the best selections S1.23 box was a ton
figure. though the stock cost receivers more than
that in the fields. Peas were dull and weak
although receipts were compsrat lively light The
market overloaded with mushrooms and
while good lots sold we'll at 15M25c pound
there was no sale for ordinary offerings Pota-
toes and onions were unchanged. car of
Nevada onions came in and the receivers were
asking S1.25M1.30 Genital for them.
Potatoes tper ct)-Rivcr white, 65@70e for
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FJour and Fnrinaccous Goods

Flour-Califoruia family extras. Sc 40M6.S0 net
without Discount; bakers extras. S6.4016-SO; su
pertine 81 20MJ.5o: oregon and Washington, per
hhl. S57J for family. bakers and patents and
S. 25d5.5O for cut on; Kansas patents. $500
673; do straight $6-30H6.55; Dakota patents.
81 o; do Straights.: 81 do clear. $3.50 per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Priees in 100 III sacks. net
cash no discount are as follows Graham -four.
81 10 per 100 lbs: rye -four $3.50; rye meal.
S3 80: rice -four S6: corn meal S.; extra cream
do $3.50: oat meal, S4.20: Oat groats. S4-4O;
farina S420: hominy. So: buckwheat -four,
s4 80: whole wheat -four. 3.40; rolled oats bbls,
So soar; in sacks. $4.20q6.50: extra cream do
ST. so in sacks and 81 in barrels; rolled wheat
barrels s. in sacks S;:.60@4.50: pearl barley,
81. so: split peas. boxes. $40 for yellow and
81 30 for green per 100 lbs.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties.
ISpecial Dispdtch 10 The Call

PETALIMA. March S0.--Eggs went up another
cent today after. the receipt of quotations from
the San Francisco dairy exchange. Dealers look
askance at this sudden rise at this time, while
there is an increase in supply. and think IL is
manipulation by specuators Petaluma egg OK
change paid % isc and 22c Die and zoe was paid
by Independent dealers and spectators. Condf-
tions remain unchanged. The weather is warm
and green feed unparalleled.
SANTA ROSA. March 30-The upward ten
dency of the local egg market continued today to
the great surprise of both dealers and producers
and to the great delight Of the latter. Eggs
quoted at &c per dozen for choice and l9c
for seconds by the local dealers today on receipt
of advices of the morning transactions of the San
Francisco dairy produce exchange. The supply
continues heavy with steady demand. The butter
market adso advanced half cent today when
261ac was quoted
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Los Angeles Markets
ISoec;oI D;,ooieh Ia The Call

LOS ANGELES March S0.-Prices of eggs sd-
vanced 1c today the produce exchange and
remained hrm at poe for extra select. Butter
and cheese are firm A rev new potatoeS re-
cei7ed today sold well.
Receipts OF produce Eggs, 511 cases;
butter So o. pounds: cheese. 1,394 pounds po-
tsfoes 500 sacks: beans. SO sacks.
Butter-Creamery extra, 26c; creamery hrsts-
2jc: cooking butter. 22c-
Egcs-Fxfra select 29c: local ranch candlsd.
frsts 2Tc; ease count. 25c; storage packed ex-
traS 22c: storage packed seconds 2Oc.
Cheese Northern fresh. 1Sc: eastern twins.
Iel3c: eastern cheddsrs. 2OG21c: eastern lcng-
horn zoe: eastern daisy. poe; swiss. imported.
3Oc: swiss domestic. 23G 25c; brick cream, 2Oc
limburger. 20d21c-
Besns-No. pink. S5.T5: No. limas. 81 20 a
$50: Lady Washington. $3.50; small whites.
SJ.4OG5.50; bIackeyes. S5.2j; garvanzas. $3.50;
lentils. 81.
Potatoes-SaIinss 81 .6501.75 Highlands. 81 a
1.25: IOmpOc, 81 .6J@l.T5 Wstsonvllle. s.. 4G9ll
so: yellow sweets So 50 per ctl; white. 81. son
3: red. S. so; Oregon early rose, 81; Idaho,
S1.3J; white rose. s.
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Nent Market


Slaughterers rates TO dealers aud butchers are
follows:
Beef-sas14c per lb for steers, IG7hc for
cows and heifers.
veal-s14 @914c for large and 9G1okc for
small.
per ID.
I.amb-121ac for yearlings and 14a15c for
spring.
dressed Pork (per Ibl13l2 2@14l5c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight
No fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. SIC per
10; under 900 lbs, 505Ac; second quality, ga
I SIC: third quality, AZ 6ff2tc.
No COWS and heifers. 4HM4I4c; second
quality. 3& @4c: third quality, ga @3I2c; com
mon, thin. undesirable cows. 234 93c.
Fat bulls and stays, "a @2lac; half fat or
thin bulls. S62c.
Calves-Lght weight, per ID. 5a. @6c; medium.
54M5iac; heavy, 4M4&c.
sheep tper lb)--Wcthers, No. 1. 6@eAc; ewes,
5Ia@5s4c.
Lambs tper ID, This years milk lambs. "a
7l2c; yearlng lambs. 61ac
Hogs tper lbl Hard grain fed weighing 100
TO 40 lbs, 1o14 a 1O54c; $40 to 25o lbs. 1019 a
10&c; 250 TO $50 lbs, 10@ @10Ac; common, unde-
srabe hogs, 1GSc
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LOCAL MARKETS
Reeeipts of produce Mar,
Provisions

WESTERN STATES
Flour, or sks.... 1,000l Corn, ctls -.
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Northern Business

steady; railroad, irregular.
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~ yorl METAL Narket

NEW YORK. March 30-The market for
standard copper was dull and unchanged sr
l.. .75Gd 13c for spot and forward deliveries up 70
the end Of May. The English market closed
steady but at a slight decline. with spot quoted
at SIS and futures $50 2s Cd Local dealers
quote lake copper at 13.25@ 1S.5Oc; eiectrolytic.
$50 I3. 2jc: casting. IL. T5d13c Arrivals or COP
per reported at New York today $50 tons
Custom house returns show exports Of $50 tons,
making II .333 far this month
Tin was hrm with spot. March and April
quoted at S36 SO 25c; May. SO. % = q 50 Soc June.
IS 20d 81. 4Oc. Sales Of 10 tons for May delivery
were reported at So 25c The English market
was higher. with spot quoted at 1850 los and fu-
lures at f152 los. - -
Lead was dull with spot quoted at 442l3 a
4 soc New York and at 4.2OG4-Z5c East ST
Louis The London market was unchanged sr
fl2 1Ss Sd.
SpeIter closed easy at 555G5. .S5c New York
and at g. 35G5.45c East St. Louis London was
unchanged at f2S 5s-
sis T1sd for Cleveland warrants. Locally the
mar { was quiet No. 1 foundry ncrtnerh
x1SspIS 20: No northern. No 1 southern and
No 1 southern soft S17. T5G1S.25.
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Hnr and Feedstuns

There is nothing in any description under
Bran-s27@2s for red and s2s92s per ton for
white.
Middlings-SS4636 per ton.
Shorts-s2eM30 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. s3o6S1; rolled oats
for feed S236fS3; mixed feed. $2S@30 for aver
meal at mills So in 20 and 10 and $3.50 In 5
ton LOTS jobbng. $26; meal. S3SG3
cracked corn. sSSd39; alfalfa meal, carload lots,
$40: jobbng, s2i; red star alfalfa meal, $50 in
carload lots and $21 jobbing; Caproco oilcake
meal SIG. 30 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. $I4G1S.50; wheat and oat, S13
617: tame Oat S12G16; volunteer wild oat,
slOGl3; alfalfa. SSd12; stock hay. $500 per
ton.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
ns1 sak

500 Hale & Moro. As 300 Ophir
100 Mexican .l.4115
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yesterday:
Cottolene-one half bbl, 12slc; = half bbls.
i2esc; tierce, 12lsc; tierces. 122sc; tierces,
12Ac.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, 21 y a 225ac; picnic
hams. 1Jc: California hams, 204a AL re; extra
fancy bacon 2sc; fancy bacon, 70 lbs, 251ac;
to 10 lbs, 2412c; 10 10 l. lbs, 24lac; sugar
cured. 25c: light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs,
re: 10 TO II lbs, 211ae; medium bacon. 2o12c;
light medium bacon. 2012e.
Lard-Tierces 1Tlac, sos 1T%c los 1SHc, 5s
1s5sc. IS 1S1ac; compound lard tierces 11l2c,
SOS 11s4c, los 12Ac 5s f2$sc, IS t21sc; yellow
cooking oil, 66c per gal; white cooking oil. 81 &c
per gal; salad oil. 69c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef $17 per bbI; family
beef, $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, SIG per
Dbl; smoked beef. 1ec per H.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. So; clear. $3+;
mess, So; pig pork, $3S; pigs feet. $40 for
half bbls 81 10 for 20 Id kegs and S1.35 for kits.
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butter. Cheese and Ergs

There was another advance in prices for eggs
yesterday. the market being forced up by few
dealers who in need of supplies and who
were unable TO get them unless they paid sub
stantial advance over the previous quotations.
1t the old story of the annual storage season
fight between large spectators and small re-
ceivers. The former are buying up all the eggs
they get in the country and when small
receivers are In need of supplies they obliged
to bid the market up 10 get them. Yesterday 5
advance 1c in extras and frsts and 1ac in
seconds Butter. too. was higher. extras being
marked up nc sales at 20 61ac ON the exchange.
while firsts were quoted at 26c, bids at the
figure failing to bring out any stocks. Cheese
was steady TO firm al the old quotations.
Sales on the exchange were follows.
Butter-2o cases of extras at &c and 20 at
261ac a pound
Eggs-20 cases of extras at 231sc and 20 at
23c dozen.
Receipts were -, 700 pounds OF butter. 10 800
pounds of cheese and 2.232 cases of eggs
The following are the official quotations estab-
lished yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street. while governed by the exchange quo
tations. generally range from &c to &c higher,
owing to the various charges to be added
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-31
Poultry and Game

Only - coops Of poultry came i'm from state
shipping points on the early trains and boats
yesterday and there was no western stocS (
offering the market ruled firm. Everything found
quick sale at well maintained prices. Game,
TOO was in good request Arm rates.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S5.50@6 for small,
Sc 50d 80 for large and SSaIl0 for extra; young
ROSTERS SsM1O: old ROSTERS $5G6: fryers.
SC jo0 80: broilers. S566 for large and S4dS
for small; ducks, nominal; pigeons. SlISg2'
SQUADS S3 50674; geese. 81. .j003 per pair.
Game (per dozen1-Gray geese, $3gS 90;
white geese. 1.5062; hare, $1.I592; rabbits,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-31
Beanx and seedH

The situation in beans shows further
change.
Beans Cpcr ctD-Bsyos. s.. .65@3.S0; pea
nominal; small white, S4-Jod 4 50; large white
So T504; pink. 81. Tj65: red. $6-1OH5-I -: black
S56f5 %: cranberry beans. s4.60@4.10; garvan
zas 81 5Om3.25; horse beans. S2d2.25-
Seeds Brown stsrd. 4tc; yellow mustard.
SIC; haxseed, Sc carload lOts; canary, ;. G4c
alfalfa 1GSa a lie; rape. 2G234e; imported rape,
404Iac; timothy, &c; hemp, 81 94c; millet, &c
Dried Peas-Green. 81 per etl.