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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-05

welt will lay the corner stone of the
Carnegie library. AT Island park he
makes speech. At night he goes to
-. Paul ana begins his journey home.
ward. He has passed through rs
stales ami travelled 300 miles.
When Roosevelt reached the hotel
here he found loo little girls waiting.
They were sitting on the floor in the
thoiel parlor, and each had a#Teddy
bear in her arms. Some Of the chi,
dren were 80 -little thaf'they were al,
most hidden BY the bears. As soon
as the colonel appeared they sail:
Welcome. Teddy Roosevelt" at the
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CENTRAL
Corrected to Sept. LIST. 1901
TINE FAST MAIL ROUTE.

ITO a. m. Daily Chicago vestibule
Limited, arriving Chicago l0:40 a. m.
/ 2:10 a. m. Daily Sc. Louis Night
Limited. arriving, st. Louis 1920 a. m.
Sleeping car open at $3.50 D. IN.
$3.50 a. m. 81. Louis Special.
500 a. m. Chicago Daily Express.
t1:15 a, m. st. Louis Fast Mail.
l1:l5 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
1885 p. M. Daily st. Louis Limited.
1885 p. M Afternoon Express Tor
Odin, dillingham;. Nation, Champaign
$40 r. m. Phcbes Accommodation.
a6:i5 D. IA. Chicago and Eastern lex.
press
1910 p. m. Chicago night express,
arriving at Chicago 7:15 a. m.
2::20 a. m. Memphis and Nashville.
2:2S 9. m Memphis apd New Or
leans Limited,
5:io a, m, Seminole Limited FOR
Birmingham, and Jacksonville, Fla.
600 a. m Paducah and Louisville
TAI .. m. Daily Memphis and New
Orleans
l4l D, m. Daily Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta
4iSs .. m. Fulton and Mayfield ac-
icommodation.
$3.50 .. m. Paducah and Louisville
5:55 p. m. Memphis and New Or
leans Special.
For through tickets, sleeping car
accommodations and further informa-
ton apply at Illinois Central Passen-
ger Station, Cairo. I'll.
J. n. JONES, Ticket Agent
5. @. HATCH. O. p. A.
a. II. tssnsop, Pass Traffic Mgr.
q s. . az q q a Z
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same time lifting the Teddy bears
In salute ~, @54 ~ ff
Why, hello" said the, colonel.
This is fine. Never. in all the
courts of Europe, did see anything
like this
He stopped and talked to the little
girls.
7 would like to stay longer and
tell you some stories about lions in
Africa, but some of you are 80 little
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-05

FALLING OFF IN NUMBER OF SHARES IN ON NEW work.
STOCK EXCHANGE IN MONTH AUGUST is t4oooooo COM
PARED AUGUST Wharf.-The POLITICAL cAMpa,cM.
WITH FRS ATTENDANT HIGH TARIFF DISCUSSION IS
FACTOR BEARING ON sTok MARkET-cLEws SAWS rAEpE 70
LITTLE OR NO DANGER OF MONETARY sTRNcENcy rA,s
FALL - REGARDING ouTLook-ourpuT or CO
cuRirIEs HAS DIMINISHED, is SATISFACTORY
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GEORGE PARSONS President,
GEORGE O. KOEHLER,
THOS. w. WILLIAMS,
FRED DsNELLIS. t.N
VIM. MAGNER, MI
r. CANNON.
cs v.4NEFF;
Board Of Local improvements
Of the City OF Cairo, Illinois.
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SITUATIONS WAITED

Advertisements of not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader of
Tho Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person on regular form, at the of.
fce Of The. Bulletin Company. 703
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
a sumes no responsibility for any adj
vertlsement or statement made there
In and will not accept under this
heading the notices OF any person
known TO be employed.
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Paper " From SUGAR CANE.

Experiments are being made In
Cuba in manufacturing paper from
sugar cane fiber. The paper Ia high
grade, and cheaper than II could be
made from wood pulp
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UnWarranted.

There seems 10 be an unwarranted
attempt to classify the man who
shayrs himself with the amateur gar,
densr and the lady who trims her
o*n hats. Cleveland Plain Dealer
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AWfulIy Oriuinai.

Don't you think Charley Pawksley
is awfully originate yes, awfully. !
introduced him to Mary Smith the
other evening and he didn't say 1t
seemed az II he had heard that name
colnewhere before
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-05

FOR SALE-Up-town residence S
rooms; cheap. Address "B. L." this
office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-05

FOR SALE-Roll top desk, one
standing desk, typewriter, Howe scale
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POSITION WANTED--By man Of
general business experience, office
and bookkeeping. Address Book
keeper" this office.
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INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND.
ENCE sCHooLs-All branches,
professions anil trades thoroughly
taught and learned. Most thorough
course known. Thorough prepare
ton. Cali or address j. E. Lemons,
Representative, I. G. s., 421 Sth St,
Cairo, III.
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FOR SALE---Gasoline launch
Adolpn, 35 feet long, s foot beam, "a
h. p. engine. Cheap If taken at once.
C. e. Hamilton.
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ron sAlA.

FOR ,5ALE--Fine farming lands m
Texas, Oklahoma ans Missouri. See
Davis and Dennis, los Eighth street
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ILLINOIS, CENTRAL R. R.
tay Second-cIass coonist Rates
N To California.

Los Angeles $1,000
San Francisco 80 90
San Diego .32 90
Correspondingly 10y rates to other
points on main lines and branches in
California.
Tickets on sale August Is to Seq
TENDER 9th and October Lat to 18TH.
1910. Every Monday on train No. !.
at 5.55 p. M. through tourist sleep
err leaver Cairo, running via New
Orleans and Southern Pacific r. X.
to Los Angeles and San Francisco
For full information apply to J H.
Jones, Ticket Agent, Central Union
Station, Cairo. Ill.
A. II. HANSON, r.. r. M.
S G. HATCH, g. p. A.,
Chicago, I'll.
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MISCEL.LANE OUS.

TRY Our Bargain Counter, for sell
ing or buying cheap real estate. Spec.
lal Department, yesterday Abstract
Co., Buder Block.
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WANTED.
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED-50 Union Carpenters
for work on factory buildings at Mo-
line, ILL.,, three or four months work.
viii pay 45c per hour, and will re.
fund one-half of railroad fare at end
of first week and balance at end of
second week. Apply Leonard Con-
'stfuction Co., care of Deere & Co,
Moline, Ill.
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stake wagon, harness, horse, etc.,
Inquire Bloms-HalTiday Co.
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COL. ROOSEVELT
"'. At FARGO, \. D.

Concluded from First Page.)
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Tuesday, September 20, 1910
INDIANAPOLIS and return -. Sc. 90
CI&CINCINATI and return 49,. 81 90
LOUISVILLE and return ...s7. 90
DAYTON and return .......s7.0 90
SPRINGFIELD and return ~. 81 90
SANDUSKY and return, So. so
COLUMBUS and return ..,.. 81. SO
corresponding rates to intermediate
points. Tickets good going on regu-
lar trains.
Z Return Limit, 80 Days.
For tickets, and full information call
on J II. Dyas, Agent Big -Four Route
n, J, Rheln, G. P. A. Cincinnati, O.
g p. q, IS2.
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HELP WANTEp--FEMALE

WANTED-Wnite nurse to take
care of two small children. Apply
24l4 Elm street.
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No Monetary Crisis.

One of the most important uncer-
tainties which lately threatened the
security markets has become mat
ter of history. There Is now little
or no danger Of any serious monetary
crisis this fall Owing to the warn
ings issued months ago. and the pre-.
cautions taken in consequence, the
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Good Luok

Mr.. Juggins-A black cat came to
our back fence last night. Mrs. jug.
gins-Did it bring YOU good luck? Mr..
Juggins-That's what IT did. hit 1t
the very first time fred.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Potato Market Still Advancing
Butter er---Eggs Unchanged

5. otherwise there was
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Dec. s.-Wheat proved a heavy
load today for the bulls The great acreage in
this country: fine harvest in Argentina and lower
quotations IN Europe bearish. A weak
close resulted. with last prices 1ac TO sc below
last night Corn showed a net loss of "a to 15c
oats finished Ac. to &c of and provisions un-
changed TO 10c advance.
Latest sales of wheat brought the least money
of any. Argentina weather and crop advices
became so good that cargoes from Buenos Aires
were offered freely at reduced figures Every
European market sent lower quotations save
Paris. where the rise unimportant. Buffalo
reported 100000 bushels afoat there, In addi-
tion TO the warehouse total This amount in
marine storage is nearly double that of the cor
responding period a year ago. From start TO
finish the market felt also the effect of selling,
due to the unprecedented extension of the area
sown TO winter wheat. The May option ranged
from 96lsc to 96ssc closing 1a@%c down at
961s 096Ae.
Corn dropped because consigninents from Iowa
were beginning TO arrive. Argentina shipments
assumed gigantic proportions. May huctuated
between 47asc and 41a4c, with the close u a &c
net lower at 4T3s @471ac. Cash corn was weak
No yellow finished at J06 5034c.
The oats market relatively firm as COM
pared with other grain. May varied from 34c
TO 1880 and closed Il OF at 341sc.
Realizing sales caused a backset in the pro-
vision pit At the end of the day pork held SC
to 10c of the uplift, lard was the same as last
night and ribs dearer by 215 N5c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Hnr and Feed.tnfrs

All conditions in hay and feedstuns remain as
previously stated.
Bran-S30031 so per ton.
Middlings-S34036.5O per ton
ShOrtsES31 632- so per ton.
Feedstufs-ROlled barley $23023.50. rolled
oats for feed. $29631; mixed feed. S25626 for
average lots: evergreen chopfeed. S21 per
ton for car lots and $22 for iObbing.
1inseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40. 10 tons
$4,000. tons 81. smaller lots S41.50; cocoa
nut cake or meal at mills. S25.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 in ton lots: jobbfng. S26 so: corn
meal $35G36; cracked corn. S35636; alfalfa
meal. carload lots s17. jobbing SIS: red star
alfalfa meal SIS in car lots and SO jobbinr:
Modesto alfalfa meal ST in car lots and SIS
jobbing; Stockton meaIfalfa. SIT In ear lots and
SIS jObbng; Caproca Oilcake meal $3.50 per
ton: caIfalfa $40 in car lots and $40 Jobbing
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S9612. so: choice. $500
IA; wheat and oat. $901150: tame cat. SS6R
1 so; volunteer wild oat, $500. alfalfa. SEQ
IL: stock hay. $5.5065 so per ton.
Straw-35950c per bale
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Hide.. TnIIoyv, wool and Hop.

Portland advices report considerable demand
for 1911 and 1912 hops, and Offers OF lie to-
1255c said to have been made within the last
few days, but without result so far business
concerned. the growers generally being
averse to contracting at this time.
Hides-C1lls and brands sell about u ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers 1Oc. light
medium, &c; light. size; cowhides. SIC; stsgs
Tc; sslted kip. 10c; salted veal. 151zc: salted
calf 151sc: dry hides 1Sc: dry salt hides 12c /.
dry kip. lie; dry calf 27e; sheepskins. shear
lings, 25Q4Oc each; short wool 4o97oc; me
dium, 70690c long WOOL 90c0$1. 25: lambs 90
@50c; horsehides. salt, 81 2563 for large and
S150@2 for medium, 75c6$1 FOR small and a5
450c for colts: hOrsehfdes dry, S202 25 for
large and S1.2562 for medium 50c0S1 for
small and 25650c for colts; goatskins. prime
angoras. 75c@S1; large hair goats 3Oa4Oc.
medium. 20Q3Oc; small. 5615c.
Tallow-No. rendered. 55a 0655c; No. 2, 4Q
SC: grease. 2G2hc
wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9@11c; do. months, 7011c; Humboldt ana
Mendocfno, 1SG19o: Nevada 12d14c per ID
FAN Clip-Mountain free 9@11c. northern and
valley. 791Oc; San Joaquin. fall lambs, 7a10c;
do defective and heavy SAFE per ID
Hops-Crop OF 1910, 121591715e per ID.
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Potatoes Onion. and YeretahIeu

Salinas and Oregon Burbanks were higher yes
terday in sympathy with river goods the latter
retaining all OF the drmness noted frequently OF
late Arrivals from the river light as
spectators are storing stocks in country ware
houses fast as they purchase them. Prices
for onions still pointing upward Southern
vegetables were in good demand at firm figures.
Receipts included eonsignments Of cucumbers In
small boxes, which sold at $1-7562 a box.
Potatoes-Riyer whites, $13561.5O per cti:
Salinas Burbanks. s1.7001.s5 per ctl; Oregon
Burbanks, $15061.65 per cti; sweet potatoes,
81 50@2.60 per ct.
onions-New yellow. s1.1O0f.25 per etI:
VegetabIes-To toes. SOC 1S1 per box for bay
and T5qS5e per crate for southern; green peas
6@Sc per lb; string beans, 10G15c per ID: wax
do, 7G9c per ID: lima beans, 5G6c per ID:
summer squash, S1G1-25 per box; southern egg
plant, SG10c per lb; green peppers S5G50c per
box: do southern. 465c per ibs garlic &c per ID:
cabbage, 75c per ctl; dollhouse cucumbers, sO6
90c dozen; caulinower. 50@6Oc per dozen: tur-
nps, 75c per sack; carrots, Toe per sack: celery
S1@f.50 for large and coarse for small crates
rhubarb 75c6S1 per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
MINING STOCKS

Mining stocks quiet yesterday, but the
Comstocks were firm. Consolidated Virginia
rose from Sic to SIC. closing at sc; Mexican
rose from 75c to sec, Ophr from 81 .02Ia to 81 10
closing at 81. 05. and Union from lac to 19c.
In the southern Nevadas Goldfeld Consolida ted
rose from $500 to $3.50. There was some actfv.
ity in MacNamara at 20622c.
The Yukon gold mining company has declared
a regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents per
share, or at the rate of per cent per annum
payable December 81
The Guggenheim exploration company has de.
clared the regular quarterly dividend of 2I5
per cent payable January 3.
The state bullion tax collector of Nevada re-
ports that the gold production of Esmeralda
county for the quarter ended September sc
amounted to the gross value of S2.747, ,254. A
tax Of $26. sos collected on the net value
of this output, and GoIdfeld Consolidated paid
.SS5 Of this tax a net yield of 81 056. $40.
Florence Goldfeld produced $124775 at loss and
the tax was only $sJ. "a Pittsburg Silver Peak
had gross yield of $1S9.561 from ore the net
vs.ue of which was 500. 900. and paid tax OF
S651- The gross yield of the Goldfeld Combina-
tion Fraction mine for the quarter by months
was as follows: July, $20o35; August, $1o.s6s
September, $104T1. The net yield or value of
this output was as follows: July, $685. Au-
gust. $6.453; September S2.754. As all this
bullion was produced at a loss TO the Combna-
tion Fraction company, no bullion tax was paid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
GenernI NIerchnndi.e

Bags-Grain bags. 5azc spot and 65s d61fc 1911
2I1se for S15 ID and 291ae for ID; fleece twine.
Coal-PennsyIvania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; Wellington. 50; New Wellington, So; Coos
bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond etc SO.
Peiaw Main, So Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 In sacks: Welsh
anthracite. S1o; coke, Sl6 per ton IN bulk and
barrels or drums. Sc; $50 degrees oil. iron bar
rels or drums 9lsc; special do 1Oc; pearl oil in
cases l5e; astral 15e; star. 15c; extra star
lsc; Elaine, 251ae; eocene. 1sc; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 1Tc in cases 24c: engine
dtsttllate, IN drums &c, cases &c more. So de-
grees gasoline. In bulk Soc In cases 3715c: var
nish makers and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c
in cases 2215c.
oil-Quotatious are for barrels L.insesd. s1 IL
per gallon for boiled and SLO9 for raw. cases Sc
more; castor oil IN cases. No. l. lie: Bakers
"A: s11791-19; China nut, cases 65075c per
xxx. 771z 0s1e for No 1 and 750Ts5hc for No.
= according to quantity extra bleached winter
natural whale oil. soc: pure lard oIl. 81 winter
strained lard oil. 90c: pure neatsfoot oil. s5e.
~ on nsasSd4o5 s OIL ooc' herring oil soc; salmon
Lurpentine-e9c per gallon in cases and 02o IN
bulk drums and iron barrels.
hosln-E, $3.50; 2. $3.50; G. S9.45; H. So so:
!. s9;55; x. $3.50; VIC. $40. 20; WV. sl0.70 Der
barrel Of $50 MS
Z Rsd and white Lssd-Red. zasc; white. sH
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
1ne Western sugar refining company quotes as
SLduQdrU.
lated, Sc; standard coarse granulated, Sc; fruit
EFa4uiated. SCI cut loaf. fn barrels only. Tcs
a. 4 E. crystal dorninos ID cartons Ia cases
Sci do In ID cartons in cases, s.5Oc. nonsrcS
gar, 1850; tablets, in half barrels 5.50es DO IN
monarch. powdered, 5.1Ocs xxx powdered
o l0c; candy grannlated. .10ce confectionery
A, DC; confectfoners' crystals 5.1Gc: extra ana
granulated. 4.S0cs magnolia A. 4.6oc; extra n
4o0cs golden G. 4.40c: d. 430c: barrels ana
90 10 bags loe. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Ra-
IN 80 and 40 lbs tins 81. 10 more in and 10 ~,
TINS - 80 more per 100 lbs than price FOR mis-
grade IN 100 lb bags ms
Tne California and Hawaiian sugar rronin-
company quotes follows. Granulated has5s
&C; H1grade' bar. 135c; powdered 81 fCc- 4.
e<nsneo< nz5ez herrzk 6eseC.- & H extra an1
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Flour and FnrInaceous Goods

without discount: bakers extras. S5.40015SO, su-
perfne. 81 50Gl4 10s Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. 81. 6Od4. so for family. bakers and patents
and $404 25 for cutOfr, Kansas patents. Sc. 20.
do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents. $40. do
straights S7.2O: do clear. S66 per bbi-
FarfnaceOus GoOds-Buckwheat dour. 81 90;
buckwheat dOur seH-raisiEg. IS; buckwheat e
greats, IS. corn meal, yellow S3, white S3. extra
cream yellow S3.25. extra cream white S.. > :
corn -four. So; cracked wheat. $3.50, entire wheat
four IS 20. farina. $3.50; graham -four, S5; hOm-
my. large So. small So. granulated IS, Oat meal.
81 %; do greats. $4.2J; pearl barley. S4.20, rice
-four Sc: rolled oats $4.25: rolled wheat. So. 30:
rye -four S3 25: rye meal. So 10: split peas. yell
low Ss. green $3.50; extra cream rolled oats $50
lbs $3.50. 90 ID sacks 81: rolled fakes. $50 n
bbls S5.T5 90 ID sacks s.. .; rolled wheat. $50
lb bbls $4.75. 2 75 ID sacks s4-25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Northern wheat Market
WAsHINGTON

stem, SIC: club, Sic; red Russian. roc. Ex-
Buestem, SAC; forty fold, s5c; club, SIC;
cars.
SEATTLE. Dec. s.-wheat: Milling quota
tions- -Buestem. SIC; forty fold. soc; club I9c;
ffe 79c; red Russian TIC. Export-B Bluestem,
1sc; forty-fold I7e club 76cs fife, 75c; red
Russian 74c.
Yesterdays reeeipts--Wheat. Is cars; oats 3
cars; barley, cars; hay. 2 cars; corn, car.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec S.-Wheat-track
prices-club. S06s1c; bluestem. S3@S4c; red
Russian. 7Sc; valley. Soc: fortyfold. S16S2c.
Car receipts Wheat 102, barley Z, oats 2,
hay 6.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
OPERATIONS ON
EXCHANGE DULL

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Trading
during the greater part of the
session was dull and distinctly
irregular. The professiona!
clique was rather more inclined
TO buy than to sell, but in the
early hours advances were met
United States steel fell to 20,
the lowest price of the present
movement, but was so we'll sup
ported at that level that it re-
bounded almost Immediately and
resulted in an all around cover
ing movement, which wa Smain-
tained to the close, when best
prices of the day with some very
material net gains were regis
tered.
The Hill stocks were quietly
firm, and unofficial advices from
St Paul stated with some author
ity that the regular dividends OF
Great Northern preferred apd
Northern Pacific would surely be
declared next month, despite the
decreasing gross earnings SHOWN
Trading here for London ac-
count was very light. probably
aggregating less than 5000 shares.
The most striking features in
the weekly exhibit of the bank of
France are the enormous decrease
of S37,5Oo, 600 in bills discounted
and decrease of more than
$4,000, 600 in circulation. The
banks advances increased more
than $4,000. 600, while the gold
loss was nominal
The bond market was generally
firm. Total sales (par value),
s2,110,000.
changed on call.
NEW YORK Dec Sc r
was a great deal of manipulation
in today's stock market with tao
tics of insiders or banking syndi-
Gates endeavoring to clean out the
recent bull speculative cliques.
The early rise in prices was fol-
lowed by a sharp decline in val
ues to yesterdays low figures in
leading stocks, but at this point
strong support from influential
interests appeared, with the re-
suit that the market, generally
speaking, closed above last nights
figures. AS has been stated here
tOfore universal bearish senti-
ment on stocks has put the Wall
street technical position in as
strong situation as has not
been seen in many years The
public is liquidated and big in
terests have the stocks, hence the
market is in shape for a material
advance now at any time.
b Pressure has been removed
from stocks and market is rally
ing on short coverings and buying
to replace stocks sold higher up.
This latter from commission
houses"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Butter, Cheese and Exc.

The easiness in butter noted In the last report
was even more pronounced yesterday. and with
large receivers willing, and in some instances
anxious, to unload their surplus holdings. the
market was lower. The decline was 15c in
fresh extras and 112c in frsts, which were
quoted at 341Ac and 31e a pound respectively.
Receivers complained that the market was over
loaded with choice fresh butter, which sat
isfactory to the average trade but would not
grade up to the exchange standard Of extra
There was no change in the quotations for eggs.
conditions and prices being apparently satisfac-
tory to all concerned. In the cheese department
new California fancy fats were 1sc higher on
sale at lie pound
Under the regular call on the exchange 40
cases of fresh extra butter were sold at 3415c
pound and 10 cases went at SAC on the in
formal call.
Receipts were 40 900 pounds OF butter 10 OOO
pounds of cheese and 1, ,03S cases Of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices
quotations. generally range from 155e to &c
higher. owing to the various charges to be added.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Snecinl Dishnfch 10 The CnHl

PETALUAfA. Dec. S--No change materialized
In the prices paid for eggs today. The Petaluma
J egg exchange quoted Al 1ac for first graded ex-
tras. Independent dealers and spectators best
offer for the first grade was 40lsc and quoted
3Sc for second grade
SANTA A0SA, Dec S.-The local egg market
remained unchanged today. All dealers are quot
ing 4012c per dozen. spot cash. for choice eggs
and 37l3 for seconds. The supply, while light.
new green feed and the coming into laying OF
large hocks of new pulletS.
SANTA CRUZ, Dec. S.-With eggs going
down in price. the market is strong and the sup
ply is hardly equal to meet the demand Out
side quotations make it possible for dealers TO
secure first grade eggs from 4Oc to 43c per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-09
GRAIN STATISTICS
LY MOVEMENT OF PRODTTCE

Co.'S wire says:
Narrow fluctuations in price, with possibly
some increase in the volume of business, have
been seen in wheat today. Dry weather con-
tinues in the southwest, and there has been
some Improvement in the cash wheat demand,
but with these exceptions the news of the day
has been Overwhelmingly bearish. Argentina
weather and crop good, with cargoes
offering freely at lower prices for distant ship
ropean markets are all lower, except for adj
vance of "a a 13c at Paris. There have been
cash wheat sales here today and late last night
of 100000 bushels with half much at st.
Louis. Minneapolis wheat stocks have increased
10000 bushels in fve days, against 1S5, 900
bushels decrease a year ago. Duluth expected
to increase 600 900 bushels for the week Min
neapolis -four news varying. One of the large
concerns has made good sales, while some of
ness great deal of long wheat held by local
bulls was sold out today and much short selling
done. The buying has been scattered by
mission houses and has absorbed considerable
wheat the declines.
Corn-The market has been narrow but
rather heavy There has, however, been
good support on the declines. and much prop
erty taken off the market scale resting orders.
Consignments from Iowa are beginning to ar
rive. and receivers say there viii be a big run
of these by the middle of next week. Argen-
tine shipments enormous estimated at
A. 500. 900 bushels this week. Cash corn 1501c
lower in sample market Clear and cold weather
continues belt.
0ats-Dull trade all day in oats. but market
has been firm, as compared to the showing in
other grains. There has been ABSORPTION of
oats on soft spots on resting orders. but offer
ings have been large Cash oats Il a 1sc lower