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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

This weeks weather is all that can be
deesired for spring work in garden and
field, provided the dirt is o. K. Garden
"sass" will hump itself now.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Mrs. B. D. Saunders is visiting rela-
tives in Jackson. Now, as the head OF
the family is gone, leaving the rest alone
and unprotected, the House-Flapper may
resume its nightly vigils.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

panied by their son, Slater, are visiting
his grandparents this week.
Berry Mckay was visitor to our town
last week
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Rev. Z. B. Steen has moved to our little
town and we welcome him in our midst.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Frank Roell made a business trip to
Pelahatchie Tuesday.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Why can't Pelahatchic have hearse?
1t looks like that some energetic man
would do WE'LL and the town and commune
ity be benefited by it.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03
PEARSON DTOs.

Everyone is delighted to hear the must
cal croak Of the frogs, heralding the COM
ing of spring after the long and cold
winter.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Rev. E. L. Whiddon and wife accom-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Col. Clay Sharkey, of Jackson, flew into
our city last Monday and departed at 70
=. IN
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

n little daughter has conc 10 brighten
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Faulken-l
berry.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

7G:ss Tsr-o T@uILsgbe-yv is socndn'
. few days I'll PIgsh Ibis week
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Mr.. Ultschey, the photographer, will
visit this neighborhood this week making
pictures CT schools, etc.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

We are glad to say that our townssnan,
Mr.. Dock Laird, is improving and is axle
to be up and out doors again.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03
'ONAsVILLE, MISS.

NJ. and Mrs Nicely MAJ spent Sat
arday nigh with Mr.. F. Ruaneis' fsAfly,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

The angel of death visited our town
yesterday morning and smote the happy
family of our hardware merchant, MIR.
StingiIy, and took their bright boy, the
pride of the family. The family have
the sympathy cf the community.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

C. w. Schultz has bought the "Jot
Boyd" place and will erect home very
soon.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

Henry Sanderson left ona day last
week for Yazoo City, where he will make
his future home with his uncle.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-03

The stork visited our town yesterday
the 18th, and left a nice little girl baby
with brother Lindsay and wife. Then the
same day left a big boy baby at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mashburn.
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VARIETY

Canned Asparagus Of the Ca1Lofnl1
fruit Gamers association are as follows. pss
dozen In 2k square cans- Mammotn Wa.tS. l
81 so; mammoth green, 81 45; large Wnlte' S<-Oo'
large green, S2.25 oa
Canned Peas-FOIlOwing are the prices for lSvo
pack; Standard. 9Oc: sifted, 81; extra siItea'
s.. 20; extra hne sifted. s1-35; petit pols Sl;SO
Canned Tomatoes, 1909 paeSostanoaro' w.
2L. soc: No. 3, soc: No. s. $3.50
Quicksilver-s44.5 5OG4j per flask for local use
and S43d so per flask for export =
COrdage-Msnila 9Ac; sissl, Sc; sisal, pare
rope 9G91ae per h. net cash. no discount -
Corfee-COsta Rica. 712 14c; Salvador, ~ d
13c; Nicaragua, 9Ss G13c; Guatemala Mexican,
I1s@1315c; Hawaiian, sG1443e; Ecuador S@
9ic per 10. -
SaIt-BaIes. common, S15O: granulsted. 81;
dairy. common. S1O50 for SOS and $3.50 Ior
granulated; half ground. per ton, SI2DQS 10 ISr
zoos; rock salt, STQT5O; Imitation LiFerpo'i'
$12. 80 per ton
Pacific COdfsh-The Union fish company quotes
as follows Bundles, small, whole. so ID DaleS'
4kc; cases. regular. large. whole. 100 10 boxes
$3.50; cases. extra, 100 ID boxes. So; cases. east
ern style, $50; Anchor brand, SAC. narro"
gauge. 7Hc; Silver King. 7%c; Golden state
71Sc; White Seal. middIes 10610kc; Seabright,
tablets, SIC; Pearl tablets, SIC; 10 boxes
fancy boneless. 10c; 10 boxes fancy boneless'
lie; half barrels, picked cod $3.50 each.
The Alaska goldfish company quotes as follows
Bundles. small whole, 414es cases, regular, large
whole, she; cases, extra, &c; cases. eastern
style. 6atc; Frigate. 7e; narrow Paragon, I15e'
Monarch. 7&te; Western Pride. 715e; Imperial.
1OGIO5e; ocean Wave, T%cs Siberia, 7Ac;
Star. ID tablets, SIC; Pacific Belle, 10 tab
lets. SIC; Choice Bits. crates, II 10 boxes
1Oc; do 80 ID boxes, lie; picked cod, half bar
rels. $3.50 each.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
DULL DAY IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE dropping
tone of the stock market persisted to-
day. Some of the severest declines were
effected on comparatively light sales.
In the wabash Pittsburg and Wheeling
and Lake Erie group the collapse in prices
demonstrated feeling of keen disap-
pointment with the reported terms of re-
organization and combination of the two
properties by exchange Of present securi-
ties for new, coupled with cash assess
ments.
It was said much of the important sell
ing today and for several days past was
traceable TO sources identical with the buy
ing orders responsible for the 31k point
jump in Rock Island on the Monday after
the Christmas holidays. The evidence of
retirement from the market of large COM
mitments in this connection is If addi-
tionsl sentimental effect on the tone by
reason of the large share attributed TO the
same interests in the general market cam
psign for some time past.
The New York call loan market is still
reluctant to yield to the effects of the
usual factors of relaxation after the turn
of the year Deferred requirements of syn
dicates in underwriting securities in
financing the needs of corporations are
given as explanation for the unreasonable
behavior Of the money market.
The introduction in congress of the dill
iEtended to embody President Taft's recon-
mendstions for changes in the interstate
commerce laws gave material for oogita.
tion on the part of the security holders.
The reports of a conference at Washing
ton between government officials and Of
fcials of the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific gave rise TO cOnjectures of a pos
sible compromise of the governments tuis
against these companies under the anti
trust law and were the cause of some re-
sistance by those stocks to the prevailing
depression.
Bonds were irregular; total sales (rar
vslue) SS,45s 600. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5i5d5&c spot and $50 "a
sac future San Quentin bags, &c: wool bags
32c for 3l5 10 and Soc for III; fleece wine Sc
per 10.
ties who control the output Of the British Co
lumbia mines reafhrm their previous opinion
that there will be sufficient coal to carry this
market along till spring, when the demand will
fall OF. Pennsylvania anthracite egg S16 per
ton; Wellington. $12; New Wellington, Sf2: Coos
bay SO; Australian hOuse-Richmond etc Sf2-
Uelaw Main, s12; Stanford Richmond s12; Cum
anthracite. Sl5; coke. SIC per ton in bulk and
-oils-LInseed is higher Quotations are for
barrels. Linseed- 92c per gallon for boiled and
90c for raw; cases. &c more: castor oil in cases
No l. Tie: Bakers AA. S1.1371 IL: China mt
7OGr73 lae for xxx, 81 y 6T1c for No l and 65
@6Si2c for No ?. according to quantity: extra
bleached winter sperm oil. Gle; natural winter
sperm oil, ole; natural whale OIL 5Jc: exfrs
winter strained lard oil. 95G96c: pure neatsfoof
oil. Toe; No. J neatsfoot oil. 60c; herring oil
4oc; salmon oil, 35c boiled fish oil. 35e; paint
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-water wbite iron
barrels or drums. 10c; $50 deg oil iron barrals
or drums, 11l5c; special do 12c: pearl oil IN
cases 1Ic. astral. lie; star. lie: extra star
zoe: Elaine 261ac: eocene. zoe: red crovvn anj
motor gasoline. in bulk 15c in eases 22e: No a''
engine distillate. in drums. Sc; cases &C more.
Sc deg gasoline. in bulk Soc. in cases y71Sc. var
nish makers and painters naphrha. in bulk lie
in cases 1S15c.
bulk, drums and iron barrels
Rosin tper bbl of 2S0 Ibsl-F, $3.50; G, Sc. So:
II. S670; I. $T.20
Red and White Lead-Red SIS ace; white. 81
Canned Fruits-Ths California fruit Gamers
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Spring Valley Woter Stock Higher
Comstock Shares Generally Firm

list OF sales. The sugar stocks were also frm.
with higher prices for Honokaa. Makaweli and
Onomea. Alaska packers was also hrmer 81
$3.50, while City electric was lower at $3.50
Amalgamated oil dividend of 81. Sales
of bonds were $4,000 and the United Railroads
As were higher touching $74S71a. There was
higher bid of $47.25 for Northern California
Consolidated. Sales of Anglo and London Paris
national bank at S144d 146 were made.
The Conlstock shares were firm, with several
of the leaders higher. while trading in them we
heavier. Savage levied assessment of 10
cents.
The southern Nevadas continued neglected and
the only change q decline in Tonopah of
Nevada from 1915 10 S6.62h
The following oil stocks were dividend yes
terday: Caribou. 25c; Palmer, 1c; Traders. 81.
Regular annual meetings of the stock holders
of the national hanks of this city We're held YES
terday, and rule the old directors and Of
fcers reelected The banks are in strong
condition shown by their previous reports.
and the last year has been very satisfactory
one.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Goldheld Consolidated mines com
pany. held at Evanston. Wyo.. the old directors
were reelected. follows: George Wingfed.
j. T. Hubbard. j. II. Mackenzie. j. H. Carstair;
". {. Ralston. A. II. Howe and W. g. Rocker.
George Wngfeld reelected president J. 3
Hubbard vice president. ]. X. Fndlay general
manager and A. ii. Howe secretary and treas
urer. The reports finances and the physical
conditions of the company's property highly
favorable and will be mailed to the stock hold
ers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grnir,

Wheat-The market is dull and weak. with
some changes In quotations There large ar
sold prior to arrival and are being sent into the
country.
CASH WHEAT
California. -; Sonora. So 10G2. 20: PROMO
and white Australian, S210@2.17h. Northern
wheat-Club 81. .92lh a 9TIa Russian red 81 30
@1.9213: turkey red, s1.95@2.05; bluestem,
S2-121@M2. Is per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations
BarIey-Ocean freights are steadier at Dos us
ual European options. The cheap ships that were
obtainabe at f5s some time ago have been got
out of the way into the lumber trade and other
lines hence the recovery in rates The chartered
ON the date last year: disengaged. 21.765
tons, against 33.013; on the way to this port
1s0.3S9 tons. against los. 50.
The market was extremely quiet yesterday
with quotations unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed. 81 .4614 good to choice feed
ctl; brewing, sl.45@ Al y; shipping lots s1.45;
chevalier, $1,000 90 per ctl
FUTURES
1890 a. M Session
May 81 gfn .4sh 81 Sa 4s% si4Sa. si4ss; clSss
December-No sales; s1.2Tls bid; s1.3S% asked
p. m. Session
May 81 oRsa gs9. 81 High ish sIss L9S 81 Close e
0ats-The market continues quiet and weak
There are no features at the moment
81 s5g2 10; black. 81. .s5d2. 30; gray, nominal at
S1.7ed175: white 81 .Tod1.75 per ctl for fair TO
No; and 81. 7715 5d1. so for extra choice
Corn-The market shows numerous changes
generally downward
Small round yellow. 81 7oa1 10; white, sl.75@
1.S0; large yellow 81 .756ll So western states
yellow. in bulk San Francisco track, 81 6215 a
1.65; white. 81 .65G 1.T0; mixed. 81. 60@1 l .62h
per etl white ans, Egyptian, $165@1.7o; brown do
Rye-tItah is quoted at 81 90; California, nom
inal The market continues dull.
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800 Hale & Moro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
Hides. TaIIo,v, Wool and Hons

Wool continues well cleaned up and dull Hides
are quiet and weak. with some accumula tion Of
stock Hops are more active and irmer rs
mentioned yesterday. Late sdvces from New
York say;
The hop markets are quiet at all points
European hops are firm. with advancing ten
dency. The 1909 United States crop is 7gured
by trade authority at 100000 bales Of which
1900 bales are still unsold in growers hands
as follows- oregon $4,000; California II. coo:
Washington. $500; New York. $500.
In addition to the above il is estimated that
there remain unsold in first hands in the
United States 1000 I9OSs. $500 1905 and 8 SNO
1905. or a total Of 81. 800 bales OF hons These
figures compare with $4,000 19OSs. 2o.OOO iaO7s
and $4,000 1906S, a total OF II 900 bales I'M
sold in growers hands in the United States
year ago."
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1.6tc
under quotations Heavy salted steers, lSc:
medium. 12413c: light. Hale; cowhides I1Fr
l2c for heavy. 11@12c for light: stags Sc: sailed
kip, HAZE; salted veal, lie. sailed calf ne:
dry hides, 191ac; dry kip. f9c: dry calf 24c- drv
veal. 24c; sheepskins, shearlings 2Od zoe each.
snort wool, 9OQI5c each; medium. 75c0Sl each
long wool. $1.23 41-73; lambs 2J0T5c. horse
hides salt. 81. 2562-5O for large and 81 5OSI9
colts; horsehides. dry. $202 % for large ana
SI.2od2 for medium. 5Ocd$I for small and
zo990c for colts; goatskins. prime angora 50GS
sOc; small. 5G15c.
Tsilow-No- rendered. 5a55Sc; No. ? s0
412c. grease. 2d3c. Us
Wool-FaH clip. Northern free r,o,,,+of, .,
q lSe; Humboldt and Mendocino. 13715c- sontb
ern, more or less defective. 71IdsIse. fsiI
lambs, SN1oc for southern and 19fIisc g.
northern. to'
Hops-19625c for crop Of 1909.
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Yesterdays market for hay was reported duh
and weak as the effects of the heavy arrivals OF
Monday had not worn OF. Prices sremaia
Bran ~saT@2s for red and s2sa2s per ton fer
white.
AIiddlings-SS46 636 per ton.
Shorts-S29@30 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, S3OG31; rolled cats
for feed, $3SG39; mixed feed, $2S@33 for aver
age lots: oilcake meal. --; cocoanut cake or
Iaeal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in .
ton lots; jobbing, $26; meal. $3Se139;
cracked corn. $3.50 50: alfalfa meal carload lots
500; jobbing S21: red star alfalfa meal SD in
carload lots and S21 for jobbing; Caproco oilcske
meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, S15G 1850; wheat and oat $50
II: tame oat. S12G16; volunteer wild oat. $106
IA alfalfa. s9@l2; stock hay, $7910 per ton.
Straw-50G75c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
Reans and seed.

Pink beans continue to lead the other varieties
in firmness and demand. being wanted for ship
ment The rest of the market is quiet. The re
port of Adolf Koshland says:
There has been considerable activity in some
varieties of beans. principally pink. with adyanc-
ing prices. The shipping demand is good and it
is quite likely II may become extended before
long Under these circumstances there is no like
lihood that lower prices will prevail in the near
future. Stocks hand are light and 1t would
require long dull spell before the market would
weaken. While the stock on hand Of limaS Is
larger than usual at this time Of the year, the
price for This variety is steady. The eastern
market on white beans shows no change. Prices
are steady
Beans tper ctl)-Bayos, S5d5.25; pea. nom
inal: small white S4 50d4 4s5: large white. s.. 25
dS.60: pink. S3.9O64-1O; red. S6@7: blackeye,
s3.90G415 lima, 81. .1OG4.20: red kidneys, $5.2O
d5.40: cranberry beans. s.. 25d so; GarvsnZas
81. .5063.5 90; horse beans, S1-TJ@2.25.
Seeds Brown mustard. 4G414c; yellow mus
tard 514c: 1axseed 41a 65c. carload lots: ca-
nary. 414c; alfalfa. 161a Gle; rape. IL @2Hc;
imported rape. 4d4Hc; timothy, SC; hemp, 3A
d3Ac; millet Sc per lb.
Dried Peas-Green, S5 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Prices remain unchanged with the markets for
fruits and raisins quiet and featureless. Late
mail advces from New York say:
There Is notably easy feeling in the medium
Those counts have not shared in the activity in
the larger and smaller sizes. and it is said that
out of the remaining stock OF the 1909 crop here
and on the coast they form very considerable
part. Hence there is more or less anxiety on the
part of holders to them into consumption.
and to do that concessions necessary. as
those for some reason have always been the un-
popular sizes. No quOtabie change in prices on
them can be reported. however
The holiday demand for raisins of all kinds
having been satisfied the indications point to a
dull market for some time to come.
Apricots and peaches are held with confidence.
though there Is little demand at present. Sup
plies on the coast unusually small while the
stocks held here are moderate and generally in
strong hands,
Fruits-Evaporated apples, Z y oslo; apricots
10d 12c: moorpark I214 d13c; peaches. 512 a
IAc; prunes. 2&i d3c. with &c premium for 4Os ;
figs. 4@+12c; pears, 6@10c; nectarines, 5d6c-
Raisins4IayerS cIusters-6 crown. $3.50: 5
crown. 90c: 2 crown. S5c; seeded. Az @5Hc;
seedess sultanas. 215 d4c; ThOmpsOns Seedless,
3Ac for unbleached and 7GT13c for bleached: :
loose museatel. crown. &c; crown, SIC; 2
crown. Sc. seedless, ~
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 141a G15c; IXL,
14d 1412c; plus ultra. 1391312c; Drake, 1O13
a lie; languedocs 106I 1012c; hardshells 61s a
&c; walnuts, 1929 per 10 for No ! sOftsheils
Size for No. do; pecans l4i2 G16e: Italian
chestnuts. 912@l0c; peanuts, 1aG5c; pine nuts,
1SQ2Oc per 10
Honey-Comb 14G15c for water white and 10
"a l2c per III for light amber; dark amber. "a Sc;
extracted. T1ae for water white and 51s G61ac
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4G
412c per 10.
Beeswax-271a assoc per Ib for light and 23@
26c for dark
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12

1llis-Chsl 1st -. S4ik
Amer Agricul IS. lo2
Amer TAT cv IS. .104i \
Amer Tobacco Is. IS
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Jan. u.-Corn advanced here To-
day. while wheat fell of and oats were prac
tieally stationary. In provisions lard and ribs
made moderate advances and pork declined. in
sympathy with the course of the live hog market
Wheat sellers took possession of the pt. infu
enced by foreign cables telling of decline in
wheat at Liverpool and decrease In price of
Argentine cargoes Prices futures spread srun
nc to lac. barely touching yesterdays cosir g
figures at the high points. The close was steady
az not far from the low point of the day. with
May laG&c lower than yesterdays final figures
at S113M.
In corn an early abundance of selling nrtlers
eased the market off from n to &c. The longs
steadily forced the prices up over spread of
from iac TO NC. The high points nearly reached
record crop prices. May touching 69isc. Easing
of from the buges the market closed steady
with May 1sc higher than yesterdays fnal at
6s34c
Trading in oats followed the course of corn.
range of from 3sc to 1ac covered anh at
the close prices stood unchanged to Hc lower.
May closed at 47a. @47Je
terday.
Tlo loo f,,f,,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
AxaiIahIe Grain snnnlv

NEW YORK. Jan. u.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet s
show the following changes in available supplies,
as compared with previous account:
Wbeat-Enited States east of Rockies, in
creased 325, 600 bushels; Canada. decreased 613,-
600 bushels; total United States and Canada
decreased 290. 900 bushels: ahoat for and in Eu-
rope. increased 1900, 900 bushels; total American
and European supply increased 400. 600 bushels
Corn-United States and Canada, increased
1873 900 bushels.
0ats-United States and Canada, decreased
l., 103 900 bushels.
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REFINED SUGAR MARKET

The Western sugar refining company quotes az
follows, terms net cash: Standard nne granu-
lated. 5.35c; standard coarse granulated, 5.'i9c,
fruit granulated. .535c; monarch bar, 5.IOc; H.
* Z. crystal dOminOs. cases. S.S5c; cubes aud
A crushed, 5.60c; tablets. in half bbls. 5-S0c; do
In boxes. 6-10c; monarch powdered. . 4oc;
xxx powdered. 5.45c; candy granuiated
5.45c; confeetiOners' A. 5.35c; eonfectioners'
crystal 5-45c; extra fine granuated. 5.lJc, mag
nOlia A. 495c; extra c. T. Soc: golden G.. a. Zoe;
ID. 65c- Barrels and 30 lbs bags 1Oc half bblS
25c. boxes soc more per 100 lbs than for bags Of
100 lbs net. Bar in 35 and 40 IN tins $40
more in and 10 10 tins $2-35 per 100
lbs than price OF this grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulsted basis.
5.55c; "Higrade' bar. J.T0c; powdered 5.45c;
crushed, 5.60c; berry, 5.3Jc: c. & III. extra
fine dry granulated. J.35c: coarse dry grauu-
lated. 5.35c; confectiOners' A. 5.35c: cOnfec-
TONERS crystal. 5-45c; cubes, 5.6Oc. bricks.
0-6Oc; extra hne dry granulated Zoo ID bags
only. 5-15c; excelsior A. q Soc: extra G.. 4.S5c.
golden G. T. Toe; yellow ID. 4.65c; III. X F. Cry
stal dOminos. S35c Additional per 100 lbs
In barrels and 30 lbs bags. Zoe more; half bblS.
23c more; boxes. soc more for an grades Bar
in - and 40 lb tins. S1-T0 more: in 10 H. tins.
S2-35 more. Minimum order carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
FIour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour still rules firm. with prices unchanged.
There is the usual demand for cereal goods
FlOur-California family extras. S6.60G7 net
without discount bakers extras, S6.60dT. sit-
pert1ne. S5.40d5.7O; oregon and Washington, per
bbl. $5.T0@5.90 for family. bakers and patents
and S4 90 for cut on; Kansas patents, $6-45Gg
6 IO do straights Sc 356G.50: Dakota patents.
s77O: do straights, So. 20 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash no discount are as follows: Graham fCur.
SO 40 per 100 lbs; rye -four 81: rye meal. So so;
rice flour. 81; meal. So %; extra cream do,
$3.50; oat meal, lao; oat groats. $3.50; farina,
81 80: hominy. $3.50; buckwheat -four 81 Co;
whole wheat -four. $3 50; rolled oats. bbls sra
25 in sacks 81. .406l6. 70: extra cream do. 81 in
sacks and 80 in barrels: rolled wheat. bb.s
$3.50 in sacks $4.25m5; pearl barley, $t.T5;
split peas, boxes. $50 for yellow and $3.50 fcs
green per 100 lbs
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12
PnnItrr and Gnme

All kinds of poultry meeting with good
demand and with receipts running light the mar
ket remains in good shape for sellers and keeps
closely cleaned up from day TO day Three cars
Of western chickens have been marketed thus far
this week and arrivals from state shipping points
are running far below the normal. Dressed tur-
keys are still arriving and find prompt sale at
satisfactory prices when in good condition There
was a general decline in prices for game yester-
day. receipts being liberal and sales slow.
Poultry tper dOzenl-Hens, $5G6 for small.
SO. 50d 80 for large and SSGl0 for extra; young
ROSTERS Sc. .5OGl so: do extra large. $Sd10; old
ROSTERS $4G5: fryers. $606. so; brOilers. S4d5
for large and S3G4 for small ducks. S7d10;
pigeons 81 so; SQUADS. $3G3.50: geese. $2.50e1S
per pair: dressed turkeys. 26@2Sc per ID
Game (per dozenl-Mallard ducks. S4d6; can
$50: widgeon. $2Gf2- so: spOonbills. S1.75d2;
bIackja S2d250; gray ducks. $3G3.50; gray
geese. S3.5O64 80: white geese, S1.5062- so:
brant s.. .5OGs.5 honkers, s6G9; hare, $1.T59
9. rabbits So 25M25O
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-12

with tender garden vegetables bringing as high
and sometimes higher prices In Los Angeles than
can be obtained in the local market receipts here
are very slight and most of the arrivals are
frost bitten and generally unattractive. Yester-
DAYS arrivals were limited to peas and lettuce.
which sold fairly at good prices. Cuban Tomatoes
sold at SIS a crate and newly arrived consign-
ment was held at the same figure large con-
signment of eggplant came in from Texas. but
it arrived too late to be marketed. Potatoes and
orinns were moderately active and frm. A car