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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Croesus Mine

Aleghany district. Sierra county.
now has three producing mines whose
performances astonsh the most enthu-
siastic champions of the camp and are
the wonder of eminent mining men
from the Rocky mountain regions
Probably nowhere else is there a
camp or district where so much wealth
is being produced at such small cost
and with such small forces OF men.
The Tightner and Red Star are employ
ing less than 10 men each and the
Croesus has only 16. vet these mines
are outputting fortunes
Last week 10 sacks of ore were
brought into the office of the Croesus
at PIumbago from the breast of the
drift valued at $4,000 the work of a
couple of men in two days sacking
Meanwhile the stamps are dropping
on quartz which besides the gold saved
by amalgama tion is yielding goodly
percentage of sulphurets. The mine
has in the last summer and fall shipped
so 600 pounds of concentrates to the
Selbv smelter. The concentrates are
hauled to the narrow gauge railroad
at Nevada City in wagons, a distance
of 20 miles c. w McMeekin an exne-
rienced miner from British Columbia
is manager of the Croesus which is
owned by a close corporation The Gug
genheims are also understood to have
acquired a large block of the stock re-
cently-Sacrame Union.
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Hides. TaIIo,.. Wool and Hons

f'rrs dispatches FROM Nanfa Rosa report bon
-air- fhcre during ftc fssf 10 days 81 300
'.sfe~ at fnr. rrI-e Of Ifr. Wifh ilfrers STIR
Ifffinr fhaf frfrc luf growers holding m.
f-Hr d'-nafohr- -'fo fis" sfn-k left ia growers
nauls ar q fpn fffr- ff which $50 bales are
.r S.noinn raunfr. 3.f-1 in Sacramento and 800
ir Nendnriur. Tso r1aficf rslcs firm.
rfifce-fulls aud brands soil about = Nic
,.r7or quotations: hoarv Sslfoa steers ioN 1oiac;
lrcft medium. aMQtec- light. So 9c: COW
fffes So n ac. sfrrs. 7ef7i.c; saitcd Kip. 10f
11-- salied veal. i5i4 n 1sc; saltod calf. 15i.ff
700. DIV hides 1Sc. f-v salt hides. 13c. dry
kfn 11c. dry calf. 23r. sheepskins- shear
Ifncs 2I0 soc coch; short wool 900 zoe; mo
dium. 10d e0c. long wool. aoc6Sl. D: lambs.
20N Toc- hcrsrhidcs. salt. s.. 2503 for large and
ST. 5oH2 for medium. 7-efS1 FOR snall and 25sf
-o- for colts, horreiideS. dry. S2n2 - fer
large snd 81 25H2 Tor medium. HacNSl for
small and 25n soc Tor colts: Coafskins- prime
srcoras. 7-rNS1. large hair goats. Boa SOC; me
dilrm 2om 20c. small. 5fi15c.
TaIlow-No. rendered. 81 G6kc; No. 2. 46
het grease. 2N2tsc-
WooI-snring clin. san Ioa0uin. years staple.
qMI1c- Do. s months. n l1r; Humboldt and
Mrndocino. ISf zee: Nevada. 12N SC pr III
Fsl Clin-Nouufain free. qfi11c; northern ard
valley. IN l0c. San Joaquin. fall lambs, 7mlcc;
do defective and heavy 5fi - per 10.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. ia l4c per 10 TO grow
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-E F. Hutton & ca. s
wire says. The market very duh today
with stagnation prevailing most Of the time
Numerously reported estimates extensively
circulated tho last three days that National
Ginncrs report would show that Jess than 500.
000 bales had hccn ginned from December l to
December -. Inclusive. were again put out as
bull card IN the shape Of telegram from
Memphis. stating that only about All 000 bales
ginned during the period. compared with
4Si 0o0 in 1909. The report states that tho
cron j. ~ per cent picked and a6 per cent
ginned. indicating crop Of 1853 n00 bales.
Believers IN large crop therefore in
cined 10 reduce their estimates. and the report
~ THE amount giuncd to December 13 10 be
issued hy the government Tuesday next is eN-
pocfed to SHOW whether not stories Of star
thing falling N I'm ginning facts or fancies
Meanwhile trade conditions had that tho
fton mile 81 tho country running between
SO and 80 per cent Of their capacity and steel
and iron mills 10 an average of only 30 per
cent.
spot closed qniet- midding uplands. 10. 15c;
DO guif -. 40r: sales none
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dnpafch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 17.-Ranch eggs were
slightly weaker today the Produce exchange
candled frSts and count stock declining lie
each Butter steady at the new price set
yesterday Cheese was firm. The potato market
continued weak
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs. III eases;
butter. 26.4s9 pounds: cheese. 1S7 pounds: pota-
toes. 1875 sacks: onions. go sacks: beans 425
sacks; sweet potatoes 153 sacks; apples. 1.So0
boxes
Cheese Northern fresh. 1sdIs1sc: northern
storage, lTc; locals. 1Sc: eastern singles ISc:
eastern twins. 1Sc; eastern cheddars 1ad 20c:
eastern lonshorn 19c; oregon daisy. 1SM1S15c;
eastern daisy. l9c; swiss, imported BE: swiss
domestic 2ld24c; brick cream. 19a20c: lin
burger. l9d20c: roquefort 36@40c
Butter fper lb)-Creamery extras 35c: frsts
524sc; ladie butter. 25c country butter. 25c
Eggs-lsocsl ranch eanded. frsts soc; case
count Soc; eastern fresh. Soc: storage 2SM3Oc
Beans tper ctl-No. pink. Sc No. 1 lima
S,eI3.22; Lady Washington. 81 %; small white
tils. 81.
Potatoes fper ctll-Hi igbland. 81 .656I1. Ia: Ne
Eada. Sl-15; Lomnoc. S2M2.2 p: Salinas 50 p;
oregon rose. 81; white rose local ST. 5O6I 10
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

5l-a9 for choice and s2a2. 50 for extra cbo,.o.
ines lsnSerines Sl@l.75; grapefruit s35s 81 SSoige &C.
~ ana Sldl.50 for common; lemons s5s7
~ ~. L Lehes, - d2-50 for choice and 81 50n.
r-r-..-l ~, s,a9oaIo; arc. Mexican lines S8n450
80 -il-e1l frults-Bananas. 75co7 81 Ok ner bu,cb
, -, nav s.lan ano Sl5od2-50 for Central Amerj-
a"' i'heappies' $225a2 2.75 per dozen.
Dried Fruits. RaisinS. Nuts and Honey
Is more active than usual drriny
-e cioSlns week of the year and irrnneSs ,,re
Falls ai along the line i'i'
-,lys aporated apples. 9al0e: spricots
q, q 1se; L,9; fancy Moorpsrks IslhdI4c; reaches
50 isncy. TMT t3c: pfTInes 6iL 6qt1Lc
-ss' nominal; pears. f0dI3c
-e'llst--r- Layers. CLUSTERS crown 50 IN. :
Hl = crown 81 40: 3 erovrn 81 Ia. .
-n p seeded, Sc FOR choice and SIC for
--sf inompsons seedless a. s75c: loose rnns-
15tel crown, 4l5c: 3 crown &c: . crown
So, T see9less. ees. S7sd4c; rsisins in sweatbox at
Nuts--Almonds, nonDareTs I5c: XXI. I4c. ne
l5lI ..ilIa' 45c; peerless. I2c: brakes llAc:
i---eloes lie; hardsheu 7lbmSc: sheiied
s--1e-ius, ~ SOC, new walnuts l5c per N for
) \ solIsneils. l415c for No. 1 standards: No
= Ssehuaro. lie; pecsns I4lk I5c: pesnuts
S-ooe' pine nuts lS920c; italian chestnuts
honey-Water white comb. sage homer. 14a
oc, white 90. 12dl2i5c. amber do, lO0IIc:
S1eElanento river comb. 100ISc: extracted sl5 al
- - toI white. Sc for light amber and 81 a
zoe for dark. ~
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NEVADA
Nevada Cons. Dividend

The Nevada consolidated copper COM
pany has posted it's regular quarterly
dividend Of 37h cents per share. The
amount that viii be disbursed to the
share laa holders Of the company ny will ag-
As the control of that company is
held by the Utah copper company,
about $372,000 of the dividend will be
paid by the Ely properties to the Utah
copper crowd. At the same time the
Utah copper distributed for the last
quarter $1.15S,S00 to the stock holders.
Both of these properties have been
curtailing their output since last July.
During this period overhaulfng and re-
modelling of equipment has taken place
and extensive developments maintain
ed, which will place them in position
to increase their output very material
ly just as soon as instructions have
been given to bring both producers up
to their capacity
Nevada consolidated has improved
its facilities at the Copper Flat pit,
and the new Liberty pit will soon be
in position to handle the large out
put of commercial ores. - Goldheld
News
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Hnr nnd I7eedsfnn.

Bran and shorts ere lower and corumeal and
gracaod corn also. Mddlmgs are unchanged.
>r'ft NaSncr 4 Miller say of hay.
Arrivals n hay Tor the week have been = 400
t'lr- rh-rh Is an increase ~ nearly 100 per cent
over what NE have been receiving recently.
lho market values during tho week have not
l00u changed in any respect. The dullDesS that
-it'i DIS week lfane condlt ions nave
NOT improved in amy particular While arrivals
Nt.fW tp have been larger it has rot been be
ieinaIfl mas ~ aht WAY required ~
While There appears % De some UueasneSs On
~aForai Hev sections where very little rain has
...H itis i'fl .ng has nor been communicated n
r|.n c'fr marhetS. There does not appear 10 be
anr feeling ~ uue1siness on this score ar this
" L1e ine This IS not only true oi the
|at market but the same conditions prevail on
f..e exchange in the barley market which has
aat been affected at au hy the weather situa-
-'SH -pmorts on export account have been
ra aor moderate for the last two weeks. while
-. rmouis along tho coast have aiS0 been lighter
during fie same time
''Thor, BIAS practically been no alfalfa hay
- npod into this market recently. and although
W l.'7hof IN uo. acllfe re. INC ieelinG y nifn-
far fhe reason. fhat 30 rs anticipated that orr
-.'e ~ aIfalfa are l.rh'er than they ns''a ny
Hl- at tlis time ~ Tho vcar. There IS also
eH'tr Htflc interior demand for alfalfa.
here : no change To- note in straw
NiddIings- -S3s r. $3.50 per ton.
eHorf~-S30T2l pcr ton
FeedstuTs- Rolled barley. s23N 1850: rolled
rats for feed S29031; mixed feed. S2562G FOR
average lors; evergreen rhoDfepd. S21 per ton
Tor car lots and SD Tor sobbInC: Iinseed oil
IKE meal 20 tons $50. 10 tons s40-J0. tons
Sgf smaller lots S4I.50, cocoanut cake or
meal ~ mills. So450 in 20 and 10 and S25
in toH lots; iohhine. $3.50: cornmesl. S34N
i.f- craeknl corn. S}f0Ss- alfalfa meal. car
meal SIS in car lots and sl9 iohbinC. Modesto
eifaifa meal f1T in CTR lots and 81 iohbing.
stockton ucalfalfa s17 In car lots and SIS
iohhing. Csnroca olcake meal. Sl660 per ton;
eslfalfa. ST9 in car lots and 500 jobbing
Hav-Ordinary wheat. Safi 2 90. choice Sl3N
Il: wheat and oat. S90ll.ao: tame oat. Ss@
r2- volunteer Wild cat. SSMa: alfalfa. S9Fi
Il. stock hav. 81 5.50N5.e0 per ton.
Sfraw-35Q SOC per bale.
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General ,lerrr,anaIrc

Rars-Grain hays. 5ase spot aud Gk 06hr.
hses. 27isc FOR 3is lb and 29lsc for 4 To; fleece
irvine 7Gc per lh.
coal-PennsyIvania anthracite egg SIC per
fon. Wellington. 50, New Wellington. 50: Coos
Raw s.. Ausfrala1 house- Richmond. etc.- 80;
pciaw Main. So. stanford Richmond 81; Cum
i.orland Sl1 in bulk and SlG.50 iu sacks, Welsh
anthracite So; coke. SIG per Ton in bulk and
Coal oil Gasoline etc-wateg white; white
on iron barrels or drums. aikc: special do.
JOE. pesri oil IN rases- i5c; astral l3c; star.
l5r: extra star. iSc, Elaine. 25isc; eocene. lSc;
red crown 8nd motor gasoline. IN bulk lfc. IN
cases 24c- engine disfillafe, in drums &C. cases
e mere. So degree gasoline. in bulk Soc. ~
rarhtla in hulk fsc in cases = lsc.
on-ouofations are Tor barrels LinSeed. 81 %
l.er gallon for boiled and si.0s for raw. 80
sa s1f7nI.1a. china mt cases s5aT5c per
- lIan. cocnanuf Oh. in barrels. TIN 73isc for
Ky rst5 N TIc for 30 and 6cTGs ikc for No.
5 according 10 quantity. extra bleaehed winter
rafrrai whale 81. DC; pure lard on y; winter
strained iare oil. soc; pnre nestsfoot oil. SOC;
No I nratef0of of. Csc; herring oil, Soc salmon
oil Soc: boiled fsh on. zoe; paint oil. 45c.
Turpentine-a9c per gallon in cases and pc in
Po.'r-F. 81 10. r. ssa5: g. 50 45; r. $3.50:
]. 81 %: X sa.o0; VIC. 5000; WV. NoT0 per
Ta5 snG white Lead-Red. 81 aae; white. 81
4't' REFINED SUGAR MARKET
,fre Western sugar refining company quotes
eoiiorVs terms nef caeii STANDARD. fine granu-
fafcf 4 gOr. standard coarse Eranulated. 4-90c;
rrrf+ aranulafed aoc. cut loaf in barrels only.
q qar. H & D. crystal dominos ID cartons in
....oe Z so-. d. fn 10 cartons IN cases S.40c.
.,,sr.b isr 525c. tablets. in half barrels.
4 1ar. a. IN % 10 boxes. 5-G3c; cubes and A
crushed s. I5c, monarch. powdered 5c; xxx
r..-rde-ed Sc: candy granusted. Sc: confection-
49, a QGr. confectioners' crystals. Sc. extra
fne eranulated. Z. Toe; magnolia A. 4.J0c. extra
a snc. golden C. 4.3oc; D. 4.20c barrels and
A. ~ l,sos f0c half barrels 25c boxes soc more
me- 100 lhs than for bags 100 lbs net Bar
tn 81 and ~ u tins sI70 more. in and 10 ID
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
c. O. d. Company

Directors of the C. o. D. Consolidated
mining company recently held a meet
ing in New York, and it is reported
that decision was reached that IL the
plans for construction of mill on the
property, which have been under ne
gotiation Tor several months by the
Copper-Gold mining company which
has lease on a large section of the
Gold Bar claim, do not soon materialize
the G. o. d. company will itself under
take the work of mill construction and
push it to completion at an early date,
which would place the property on a
substantial paying basis and furnish
future dividends.
At the meeting it was shown that in
addition to good financial backing and
third of the entire authorized capital
ization of the company, the treasury
holds about $4,000 in cash. and 1t was
announced that the ore on the dumps
and the developed tonnage warrant the
immediate erection of a stamp mill
The control of the property is vested
with bankers of Pittsburg, Pa. and
Pueblo Colo, and with the Goldfield
Consolidated company, the latter own
ing fraction more than quarter
is carried in the Goldfeld Consolidated
treasury as an asset, and its presence
there leaves only 100000 shares in
the hands of the general public
1t was stated at the meeting that
about s700. 900 has been spent so far in
work done on company account and by
leasers, It is estimated that the ore on
the dumps has a value of 100000 and
that the ore opened UP in the Gold Bar
and Victor is worth 100000. The
property has a number of shafts. the
about 1000 feet Of underground work
in ipcs-(1oldfield Tribune
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS
Judson & Judson May Pay Dol
lar for Dollar

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE suspen-
sion of the stock exchange firm OF
Judson & Judson was announced today
on the floor of the exchange
The liabilities and assets. while not
announced. are not large.
The firm was formed in 1901. COM
posed OF A. NJ. Judson. c. Y Judson and
Percy W. sherman
we have quick actual assets which
we believe viii pay of at once about
10 per cent OF our outstanding Obliga-
tions, said Q. Y. Judson "and we hope
to be able 10 pay 100 cents on the dol
lar. believe our liabilities will not
amount to more than 800. .000."
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. s.. s06I5 50 net
without discount: bakers extras. s. 4OS15. so;
Euperhue. S4-50N4.T0; Oregon and Washington.
per bhl. S4-600s 50 for family. bakers and pat
ents and S4d4-25 for cutof; Kansas patents.
500 10 strsights. $3.50. Dakota patents
$50: do straights, S7.20; do clear. S6.60 per
barrel
Isrlnaceous G0Ods-Buckwhest -four. 81 20:
huckwheat -four. self-rising So: buckwheat
Eroats. IS: c0rnmeal- yellow So. white So extra
cream yellow S3.25 extra cream white S3.25;
corn Hour. So; cracked wheat s. 80: entire wheat
hour $500: farina $3.50; graham -four. So; hom-
my large 81. small s.. granuated IS: oatmeal
Sf--oi q croats, s425: pearl barley. S4.20; rice
hour. SO; rolled oats. 81 %: rolled wheat $3.50;
tte nour. SS.Z5- rye meal 81 10; split peas. vel
low 50. green $3.50: extra cream rolled oats. $50
lhs $50 90 lib sacks 81: rolled fakes. $50 ID
hhis $50; 80 lb sacks s. %: rolled wheat. 80
lb bh-s S415; = 10 sacks, Ss.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
BIG DIVIDENDS DERIVED
FROM OUTPUT OF MINES
135 American Properties and Metalugca Works Paid Holders of
Their Stock the Vast Sum of 500, ,o48, ,469

from mining districts red interesting uada anumbe
h sand
Ag E strike ion Darwin andhr IN h daeri iSaBe enarinoc
" h paid o # # America
y
r hc m qu t pc zen ne m
1 n m o capital t
o Ii f e % %lssd dagodsl dnn nproucrs
making grand total
ION outstanding mgapz z o
o a m h sanhng
he cpnn cad in f arran GodfldC ldaed$
Ieak k SmranS
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
New York Coffee Market

wire says
The opening cable showed none of the on
thusiasm displayed in our market yesterday be-
Ing q sluggish response 10 advance Havre
and Hamburg for the last few days have an
peared tired Santos continues to send firm
offers very high compared with our market: in
fact. 50 high that no business is resulting The
same conditions exist with reference 10 Rio ex-
cept 10 n more unreasonable extent Our mar
ket opened strong on local bullsh support with
the same class of buying which has advanced the
market during the last three DAYS. Bulls con.
siders who have made money are becoming par
ficulariy enthusiastic
santos continues 10 hold firm and some
houses had firm offers - points higher todar
There il no disposition 10 sell short in thfs
market therefore any good buying makes an ad-
vance easy. The next crop prospects are he
ginning 10 come more into notice, as it is gen
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Allegheny Activities

Allegheny district which had been
reported as unusually quiet most of
last year, is now picking up. the
achievements Of such mines as the
Tightner, Croesus and Red Star in the
way of production serving to prove
that the ore shoots are permanent and
that high values are maintained with
depth. Information CLEANED from a
the district who We're in DoWnieville
during last week is to the effect that
development during last year has been
of such Importance that AlIeGhany is
looking for another boom next year
The auriferous zone in the Tightner
ledge has been proven to be over 260
feet long on horizontal lines in the
lower tunnel, with 600 feet of virgin
out I'm chunks and slugs weighing
from two to 100 ounces each, while ali
the vein matter comprises a milling
quartz of good value. Reports are
current that the Croesus is now, and
has for some weeks been in bonanza
ore again. Three shipments of concen-
trates were made by the Croesus this
fall. The accumulated products of the
mill besides the amalgamatei gold,
since Mana ger McMeekin assumed the
charge Of the mine and mill. Pending
the arrival Of leading stock holders
from Colorado, the miners in the Red
Star have left the rich ore stay In place
in the recent strike and there are no
The strike in the Red Star has been of
incalculable benefit to the district in
huoying UP confidence generally
There are number of other proper-
ties which are expected to come into
prominence as the result of develop
ment, ami all reports tend to show that
the mining men arc well satisfied with
the progress of the royal game as it is
outlook is most promising.-M
Messenger
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
cor--rrr o,T.fI. - V'I IT, = ~
Portland LIvcxtock Market

PORTLAND. Dec. I7.-Cattle- Receipts 200
Market firm. Prime steers. $G.50dT: good 70
choice steers. S6MG50; fair to good steers.
81 - n I.25: choice 20 nrime COWS. 81 -. 80:
good 70 choice hcef COWS S4.25M4.75: good to
choice heifers. $4,000 choice 10 good fat bulls.
good 90 choice heavy calves. S525MG: good TO
choice stays 81. 7JM5.
lIogs-Receipts. geo. Market steady. Choice
hcrS. sass. good TO choice hogs S7.500 Z. -.
Shcep-Receipts. 100. Market firm Yearling
wofhers. Sl75M5; old wethers. 4a3d4. 30:
choice ewes S.;75d 4; good 10 choice ewes. S3 p
03.T5. choice lambs scar: good TO choice do,
81 s0Cf5 -
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White Lily

Mr.. Dunn. one of the owners of the
White Lily mine, reports that a force
of Is men are now employed in the
mill and in the mine and that the
crushing of ore in a six stamp Hendv
mill Is progressing night and day. Be-
tween is and 20 tons of ore is crushed
every "a hours. The ore pays at about
the same rate it has for many wears
past This property is situated on the
east side of the North Fork canyon and
bed. Mining has been going on in this
property almost steadily during the
last IA years and there are no indica-
tions at present that the ore BODY will
be exhausted in the near future. IN
deed, it is considered one of the best
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Homestake Mine Sold

The Pluto mining company, a New
Jersey corporation. transferred the
Homestake mine to r. S. Taylor of
Yreka November 25. The deed, which
was filed for record December 1, does
not give the price paid for the prop
erty. The transfer includes all per-
sonal property connected with the
mine. 1t is reported that the transac-
ton was a cash one.
TIL Homestake is located on Taylor
creek, in Liberty mining district, near
the Salmon river. 1t includes seven
claims-the Homestake. Rather. Trusty,
Buckeye, Seattle. Tacoma and Snow
den. none of which is patented The
mine adioins the Highland. which was
sold last month for 100000 IT was
formerly owned ny r II. Osgood of
Seattle, who sold it to the Pluto min
ing company.
Taylor next spcing viii equip the
mine with the needed machinery and
buildings to operate it successfully
SiskivOu News
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
Start on Sixteen to One

Preliminary work in the starting up
again of the Sixteen to One, the ex-
plotation of which by Vanderbeugle
and Ernest II. Wilson precipitated the
Allegheny boom in April. 1909 was in
augurated this week by w. J. Smart
who has bonded the property from
Bradbury and Lawson, Smart who
is known in mining circles is prepared
feet if necessary, but is confident that
the mine will yield bonanza returns
with much less development work.
EXcha npe
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
PouIfrr and Gnne

dressed turkeys were weaker than anything
49,, - -oe poultry list during the week just
.ae'e were only few retail tradesmen buying
market was decidedly wesk. With most
lVLN &c a pound WAS top price and buyers
lis ruled on poor stock in several instances
lame Was IN good demand yesterday and prices
~ several descriptions were higher. Live pou-
vas Wei closed ont Of first hands and re
iVerS reported the market in good shape for
Tho holiday trade
Poultry fper dozenl-TIens s5a5.50 for small.
to--p Ior large and SSNIo for extra; young
ers. S4-50G5. fryers s. 50d6: broilers. So 50a4
TOT small and 81 45od5 for large: ducks S7d10:
pigeons Sl-f3d2i squads. s3Ni350; geese. s.. 30
et@ per pair: Fe spring turkeys l9M2lc per III;
dressed turkeys. pa 25c Der H.
Game tpcr dozcnl-NaIard ducks. S5d7: can
Fashac5s- ST0 10: Sprig. S406. teal 81 j0674. .j0
Tlegeon. S3@4; spoonbills. S2-50m3: gray geese
H+o3; white geese. S2n3; brant. S2M2.50 for
smal and S8aA for large; hare, s2d2.25; cot
t0nt1fl rabbits 81
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Renns md seeds

lho bean market continues dulI. with all quo
Ga fions unchanged
Beans (per ctl)-Bavos s4.75d525: small
white, S2-25d3.5O: large white. IS 2503 So
pink, S525a5.40; red. s565.50; blackeye. s5d
5-25: lima. s. .6od4 so: red Kidneys S5F15. .T5:
cranberry beans. S4d4.25. garvanzas S2-50G
3-5; horse beans S1.T5d2 %
seecs-Brown mustard. 42sc; yellow mustard
----: dsxseed. 5M5lac; canary. 3N32zc; alfalfa
SO l9c; rape. 1d2%c; timothy, Slac; hemp. 2&
W3r; milet Sc per 10.
Dried Peas-Greel. S375d4 per ctl: Niles
nominal