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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
Recipes.

Candied Peaches-Make a cut in the side
of the fruit and remove the stone without
bruising or crushing the fruit; then care
fully remove the skin, drop in a pan of cold
water. When all are done proceed accord
ing to directions given. The density OF the
syrup to be governed by the condition OF
the fruit. Dry them slowly on a wooden
screen in a cool oven to complete the pro-
cess, then pack in tin boxes lined with
parafin paper.
Candied Cherries-These MAJ be candied
by the following process: Remove the pits
with a quill. Make a syrup with two pounds
of ~granulated sugar and a cup of water and
boil until 1t will make a thread that will
not break. Then add the cherries and let
boil Just once; remove to a fine wire sieve,
shake them about until dry enough to turn
out on oiled paper; when nearly dry they
can be finished in a slow oven.
andied Lemon-Instead Of throwing
away your lemon peel throw them into q
jar containing a weak brine and letting
them stand until you have a dozen or so;
then cover with plenty OF cold water and
scald, changing the water several times ia
draw out the salt; then boil until thoroughly
done, throw into cold water, drain and
throw a boiling syrup, using a little more
than a pound OF syrup to a pint of water,
Cook slowly until the Feelings are trans
parent. then let them steep I'm the syrup
until the peels have absorbed the most OF
II, then spread on a sieve or rack, sprinkle
a little sugar over them and dry in a cool
oven.
Candied Orange Peel-This is the method
used by an old experienced housewife: Put
the skins to soak in salt water for several
days, then fresh water and boil tender.
Make a syrup OF same as for the lemon
peel. throw in the peel and let boil up and
then proceed same as for peaches, letting
them remain in last syrup, which must
be thick as the first until transparent; then
dry in slow oven and again dip, one at a
time. in the hot syrup; lay on sleeves and
dry
Candied Violets-Take one and one-half
pounds OF fresh perfect violets. Make a
syrup of two and one-half pounds OF sugar
and a small cup of water. Parboil the
violets. drain them. throw into the syrup
a few at a time. and boil ten minutes, drain
on hne wire sleeves; then put into another
syrup made OF one pound OF graduated
sugar and half cup OF water; stir them
about until the sugar granulates, then take
out and dry In slow oven. Rose leaves may
be candied in same way.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14

bees was held Thursday evening. The de-
gree team under Captain Hartry was given
permission to so to Auburn and initiate
the members of a new tent just organized
by Sir knight Huston of Omaha tent No.
70. The committee on memorial day serv-
ices reported that the services would be
held in Independent Order of Odd Fellows
hall at South Omaha today at 3 p. m. All
the tents and hives Of Omaha and South
Omaha are to toin in the service and all
Maccabees and their friends are urged to
be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
TABLE AND KITCHEN
Menu.
BREAKFAST
Frnit

Cereal. Cream.
Broiled Chops, Dreamed Potatoes,
Toast, Coffee.
DINNER.
Clear Soup,
Crown of Mutton, Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas,
Combination Salad,
Cocoa Frappe with Strawberries,
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Orange and Shrimp Salad.
Dressed Cucumbers,
Fruit, Cake,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
Manr Perish Dol Typhoon.

SAIGON. French Cochin-China. June IS
A typhoon OF extraordinary violence
swept over Hanoi, Namdinh and Thaihirh
last night causing much damage. Many
natives perished and several Europeans
were injured. Three trains were over
turned between Hand and Namdinh.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
singers for So. Louis Festival.

NEW YORK. June 13.-AmonR the pas
sengers who arrived today by the steamer
Augusta Victoria from Hamburg were
Catherine Fleischer Del. Wilhelm Barrew-
musical festival at 81. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
ECHOES OF the ANTE ROOM

Contrary to reports which were published
In the state press last week the Masonic
Home association has not decided upon the
location OF hat institution, nor will
decision be made until the meeting of the
stockholders which will be held at Free
mason's hall. Omaha, June p. The board
OF directors OF the institution, nine OF the
twelve members of the board being in con-
sultation, decided that the time is ripe for
active work by the organization, which
has done practically nothing since Its
organization ten years ago but the direc-
tors did not feel like taking the matter
into their own hand and for this reason
the stockholders meeting was called.
1t is the hope of some OF the members Of
the board of directors that the establish
ment OF the home be proceeded with at
once, and that the start be made in a
small way, letting the institution grow as
the necessity for It arises The amount OF
money at the disposal of the board at this
time is comparatively small, and many of
the subscribers to the capital stock failed
to make payments as promised, so there
will be some question as to who will be
entitled to vote at the coming meeting.
There is some talk OF opening the new
home at P~lattsmouth, ana at this time no
other place is mentioned. although Platts-
mouth has no advantage over other places
so far as the location OF the home is con-
cerned,
The secretary of the Masonic Grand
lodge is at work getting out the report OF
the last session OF that body. The report
will be exhaustive and 1t win take nearly
thirty days before it is ready for circu-
lation. 1t will be a full exposition of the
condition of Masonry in Nebraska and is
said to be one Of the best reports ever
prepared.
Today is Pythian memorial day. This
morning committees from the various
lodges OF the city will visit the cemeteries
and decorate the graves of all members Of
the society who have passed beyond. In
the afternoon at $3.50 the memorial services
will be held at Myrtle hall, at the meeting
place OF Nebraska lodge No. l. The chan
cellor commander OF Nebraska lodge. Judge
W.. w. Slabaugh, will preside at the meet
ing and the memorial address will be deliv-
cred by DR.. l.. A. Merriam, past chancel-
Tor, commander of Tribune lodge No. 56.
Songs will be sung by a quartet consisting
Of Miss Grace Cady, Miss Gertr ude Nc
Culloch, w. f. Grafton and Charles
Schwanger.
The joint installation Of officers Of the
Masonic blue lodges Of Omaha Thursday
evening at Freemason's hall was one OF
the MOST interesting sessions Of the season.
DR.. E. Combie Smith. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. delivered an address
upon the antiquities OF Masonry, which
was full OF information and thought.
The regular weekly review of Omaha
tent No. 70 OF the Knights Of the Macca-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14

The regular weekly review of Omaha
tent No. IS Of the Knights OF the Macca-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Bakers AA. 81 1901 II: Lucol t4c for boiled
and 42c for raw; China Nut. 55QIOc per gallon;
Cocoanut OIL. IN barrels, 5Sc for Ceylon and SOC
for Australian: extra b,eacaed winter Sperm
OIL soc; natural winter Sperm OF SOC; extra
beaehed winter Whale oil. 60c; natural Whale
OIL G0c: extra winter Strained Lard OIL. s5c;
No l Lard Oil 75e: pure NeatsfSos Oil, zoe;
No. l Neatsfoot OIL GJe: light Herring Oil,
45c; dark Herring Oil 43c; Salmon Oil 3Se:
boiled Fish Oil. 4Oc; raw Fish Oil. SSc; boiled
Paint OIL s5c; raw Paint OIL. SIC
COAL OII4--Water White Coal OIL in bulk.
15lkc; Pearl Oil in cases. &c; Astral. nc;
Star, 22c: Extra Star. 26c: Elaine. sc. Eocene,
25c deodorlzed Stove Gasoline. IN bulk. lfe;
in cases. 81 &c: BsnZne. In bulk. he; n cases.
19lac: S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 2le; In
cases. 27Isc.
TERPENTINE-S0c per gallon in cases and
Tie in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAI)-Rea Lead GAO
&c per ID; White Lead. 6i207c. according to
quantity.
SCGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows. per h. In lO0-lb bags:
cubes A Crushed aud Fine Crushed. 5.G5c;
Powdered. 5.5tc Candy Granulated 5.5Oe; Dry
Granulated. fine. 540c: Dry GTanulated coarse.
5.40c: Fruit Granulated. 5.4Oc; Beet Granu-
lated Cl00-lb bags only. 5.2Oc: COnfectioners'
A. 5.4Oe; Magnolia A. sc; Extra G. 4.9Oc;
Golden .. 4S6c; d.. 470c; barrels. lOc more;
half barrels, 35c more; boxes 50c more: 5c-lb
bags Zoe more for ell kinds. Tablets-Haif
barrels 5.8Oc: boxes. g.15c: H. f. Crystal
Dominos. 4Oc per lb. No orders taken for
less than ssysnty-hve barrels or its equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
EASTERN MARKETS.
NeaU York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Dec ll.-There was less e.
tivffy In to-day's stock market and the deal
ings were more congested in a few stocks
United States steel preferred was between
three and four times as active as any other
stock u the list and il was pressed upon the
market diligently all day. Its price was
forced down 10 SIS, which was only a tribe
more than two points above the
lowest. The common stock sold at 10
-i-. ~ Dn betaltet WIN tle low rec
ord, but the DIVIDEND Of y per cent came of
the price yesterday. There was no actual news
sccompsnying the selling. but very specific
sertions were in circulation that reduction
O the dividend rate on the preferred for the
present has been practically determined on
Published estimates Of the heavy shrinkage of
the stock. Brooklyn Transit, which was next
in point Of activity, was reactionary on What
Erie ana Pennsylvania were very conspicuous
IN the trading and had periods OF strength. So
long ss trading continues in London the mar
ket showed points Of strength. but afterward
the advance melted away very genera lly
Brooklyn Transit receding 10 near the low
point of the morning dip. The reactinnary
tiVify and the moment suggested rather a ces-
saffor of the ADVANCE than a new factor of
weakness There is q prevalent sentiment that
prudence 81 the making o. new commitments
pending the annual settlement IS desirable
The estimates of the regular export movement
o. currency Tor the week point 20 a balance
and 81 800. 900.
As the sub-treasury operations have alb
sorbco $50. 900. the cash reserves of the banks
have probably increased during the week by
81 800. 900 and 81 0OO. 600. The active specula-
zion ~ the week possibly involves some loans
md the call money rate ran Up rather sug-
Eestively 70 Ter cent late this after-oon
after an easier tendency In the early part
of tho day The news from Baltimore OF
clearinghouse measures FOR the protection OF
cne ~ the banks caused rather unpleasant
impression
The figures ~ the production of gold in
the Rand Tor Norember showing decrease OF
more than 900 ounces compared with October
VIII De disappointing 10 the London market
which - looking 10 n gradual increase OF the
Rand output % help toward relieving its
rather urgent requirements for gold The
stock market closed heavy and at about the
lowest
Prnds were irrs-uiaT. Total sales. par
value. - 1o9 000
T-nifed states bends were unchanged on the
rra r~ff
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Poultry and Game.

Dressed Turkeys We're suddenly plentiful and
there sharp break IN prices. Ninety
cases We're received. 20 OF which con-
signed to one house. Good stock was in fair re-
quest at 2OI23c per pound while poor lots were
hard 10 dispose of even at the minimum quota
tton. Receipts OF live Turkeys We're light and
prices were well sustained. The chicken mar
ket continued weak with supplies still in excess
OF requirements and dealers making con-
cessions in order to clean up. Some leading
retailers took advantage of the opportunity to
Speculate and purchased freely for storage pur-
poses. One dealer cleaned up several coops of
nne young Western BOOSTERS for that purpose
at 81 per dozen. Another car OF Western stock
was marketed, making the seventh for the
There were no changes in Game but the mar
ket continued weak in sympathy with Poultry
anu there was quite a surplus unsold at the
end of the day
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys. 1s923c per ID:
live Turkeys. l9a22c per ID: Geese, per pair
81 Iou2: Gosings. $2d2 25: Ducks $56l6 per
dozen for old and S6G7 for young; Hens 81 80
90 for small and S5Q6 for large: Young
BOOSTERS. 81 50q5; old BOOSTERS. S4 5Od5;
Fryers. $i@4 20; Brolers. S414 so for large
and $3q3 80 for small; Pigeons, $16ll % per
dozen for old and $212 - for SQUADS.
GAME-Maard Ducks 50 5OGl.s per dozen:
Canvasback. $3Q4; Sprg $262 so; Teal.
81 80: Widgeon. 81 50q1 80; small Ducks.
81 25q1 so; Gray Geese. $3 White Geese. $40
so; Brant 81 25 for small and 81 for large;
Honkers So for large and 81 for small; Eng
lish Snipe So: common Snipe 81 75 Wild
Doves, 81 %; Rabbits. 50 for Cottcntails and
81 90 for Brush; Hare. 81 2541 so.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
DecidnonS and Citrus Fruits.

me market was exceedingly dull as the To-
cal demand was light, owing TO the cool wealth
er, and there practically no inquiry from
outside points. Receipts of berries consist ed
OF a few scattering lots OF large strawberries,
which were mostly of poor quality and hard to
apples, particularly low grade stock and prices
were inclined 10 easiness. An assorted car
load OF high-grade stock from Lassen County
was placed in storage awaiting more favor
able market conditions. Stocks of other de-
etduous fruits were light but ample and prices
had no quotable variance
Citrus fruits were in free supply and the
moters of the Orange Auction announced TO
the trade yesterday that the first auction sale
for the season of 1903-04 would be held on
Wednesday, December IT, Four or five cars
of choice fruit will be offered.
STRAWBERRIES-S2 J0G4 per chest for the
large varieties
RAsPBERRIES-No Nominal
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod, $11dl2 90; Jer-
seys, $10G10 70 per bbl.
APPLES-Fancy Spitzenbergs, 81 1902 per
box; other varieties. S1Q1 so for fancy. 10000
for choice and 25d50c tor common: Christmas
Apples. 81 50Q2.
PEARs-winter Nellis. from cold storage.
81 50u2 per box.
QUiNCES-5O@6oc per box.
PERSIMMONS-50cG$1 per box
GRAPES-50HG0c for small boxes and 15cG
81 for crates; large boxes, S161 25.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 25G
80 per box; Seedlings I5c4S1 Tangerines,
S1a1 80 for half boxes and 75c4S1 for quarter
boxes: Japanese Mandarins, 81 % per
81 50d2 50 Mexican Lines. S46p4 so; Bananas.
81 25q2 20 per bunch for Hawaiian and $2q3
for Central American; Pineapples $2q3 so per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Chicago Gram Market.

CHICAGO, Dec 11.-A bullish sentiment pre-
vailed among wheat traders at the opening due
partly to the government report on acreage
and condition of the fall Southwestern wheat
This factor, however. was not as potent as was
the hrmness IN the Liverpool market in the
face of the weakness that prevailed here YES
terday. The effects OF reports OF rain in Ar
gentina was also just beginning TO be felt and
the continued small receipts in the Northwest
and Southwest were instrumental in bringing
out good demand. May was up lkc to nc
10 ia4 sc at the start opening at Sic to 81 9sc
and with only scattered selling the price grad
ually advanced. There was considerable COW
ering by those who had overshot on the break
yesterday and commission houses were also ac-
tive on tic buying side. The strength in other
markets and the small receipts intensified the
desire TO buy and later. when it was announced
that clearances were much larger than usual
there was a sharp demand. which carried May
up to S2isc. gain of &c from the low point
a a part OF the gain was lost profit taking
put the close was strong with May NGMc
higher AT si%c.
:, Corn continued strong but somewhat quiet.
May closed at 43A643Ac
lhere was IN urgent demand for oats from
commission houses and some buying was cred
ited 10 big longs. May closed at 36Jkc
buying for investment account and covering
oy shorts were the main support of the pro-
sisloh market. May pork closed 15c higher
lard was up 2lRd5c and ribs TIC higher
me leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Dried Fruits, Nuts, RaisinS, Honey

FRuIT,-Apricots. 7g9c <or Royals and 90
lie for Moorparks: Eyaporated Apples. 4d515c,
sun-dried. 3kq+c; Peaches. 41S06lzc; Pears.
Osr10c: Nectartnes 4G5i[ci Figs. white. 4Q4%
in boxes: black. 4kc F4hms. oitted, 6qec per
pound.
sizes.
RAISINS-F o. b. prices. Fresno for 1905
crop: 50-Ib boxes-Loose Muscatel, 2-crown.
SIC per ib; s-crown. 5ssc: 4-crown. 61sc; Seed
less Musoateis, 4Ac; do. hoated. 4hc: un-
bleached Sultanas, 4lsc; Thompsons Seedless.
5Lc. London Layers-2-crown. 81 20; 3-crown.
81 35; 4-crown clusters. 50: 5-crown Dehesas.
81 so: 6-crown Imperials. So; Malaga Loose. .
crown, sc per lb; do 3-erown. 5%c; Valencia
Cured 4Ac Pacific. do. sac: Oriental. do.
2%c. Seeded Rasins-16-oz packages. fancy,
Sc per ID; choice. 7kc; 1907 packages. fancy,
6fc; choice. csc; in bulk. fancy. Iac; choice.
NUTs-walnuts. No. 1 softsheIl. 1ska14c;
No 2 11Iadl2c; No. hardshelI 13d13I1c;
No 2. 11G1l1kc; Almonds lie for Nonparens:
lOi5c for l X l., 10iic for Ne Plus Ultra and
sac for Ianguedoc; Peanuts. GQ7c for East
ern: Pecans. 1lG13c; Cocoanuts. 81 J0a5: Cali
fornia Chestnuts. Su10c per lb, and 10111c
for Italian.
HONEY-Comb. 1fa13c for white and 9dfOc
for amber: water white extracted 5T5Iac;
light amber extracted 4iaM5c; dark. 3h14c.
EESWAX-2Td29c per lb.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Receipts of Produce.
FOR FRIDAY. DEcEMBER
STOCK MARKET.

Local stock market continue fat and AIll.
with no noteworthy features on any Of the
local exchanges.
The San Francisco and TOnopah Mining Ex
change and the California Stock and OIL EX
change will adjourn from Thursday afternoon,
December a. to Monday morning, December
IS over Christmas, and from Thursday after
noon, December 81, 10 Monday morning, jan
uaTy 4. over New Years.
California Powder Works (new corporation)
will pay a regular monthly dividend OF so
cents December 21
The Silver Hill Mining Company has de-
clared dividend of cents per share, paya-
BILE January 21
The Consolidated California and Virginia
Mining Company has levied an assessment Of
25 cents
The California Title Insurance and Trust
Company has declared its regular quarterly
dividend at the rate Of per cent per annum.
payable January p More than the full
amount of the dividend was earned during Oc-
tober and November; the balance. with the
entire net earnings Of December, will be add
ed to surplus.
The Best and Belcher Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Conditions and prices in the Potato market
showed no change and the market was still
oyerst,cked with low grade offerings of Bur
banks' The best Burbanks we're less active
than usual. as buyers were holding or pending
the unloading of the Oregon steamer, which ar
ri.ed late in the day with 2oS4 sacks. Sweets
were in free supply and weak and car OF
fresh stock was offered at easier prices. Onions
u,ere fairly steady for fancy stock, but COM
mon offerings moved slowly. A few small ship
ments OF Green Onions came In from Stockton
and sold at G0c per box.
receipts OF southern vegetables were light
and choice lots OF Peas and Beans cleaned up
quickly at frner rates. large portion Of
the receipts OF Peas were OF poor quality, hence
the wide range in prices. Summer Squash and
fancy Tomatoes from Los Angeles were In good
request at steady prices. while Bay Tomatoes
which were plentiful. continued dull. Small
conslgnments Of Lima Beans from Coacheia
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Hides, Wool, TalIo7v and Hops.


Salted hides. are easy. with slight decline
in several descriptions. Otherwise there is
nothing under this head
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 11.c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers &c; medium. Sc; light. 7lSc: Cow Hides
7Ilc for heavy and Tiac for light: Stays. SC;
Salted Kin pc: Salted Veal. l0c: Sailed Calf,
I0isc; dry Hides, 15c; dry Kip 13c dry
Calf 1sc: Sheepskins. sheariings. 25d30c eacn
short Wool 40660c EACH medium. 7C09Oc /;
Long Wool. $1G1 50;. Horse Hides salt
50 75 for large and S202 90 for medium. 81 ~
al 10 for small and 50c for Colts Horse
Hides dry, 81 75 for large and 81 80 for me-
dunn $1Gl % for small and soc for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, Sic; dry salted
Mexican 25c; dry Central American Sic. Goat
Skins-Prme Angoras. I5c: large and smooth.
soc; medium. 35c: small, zoe.
TALLOW-No. rendered. 41sc per ID:
No. ., 4c; grease. 2hG3c.
WOOIeFall clip--San Joaquin Lambs 96
lie: Middle County. 11912c; Northern Free
ilGl2c: Northern Defective. l0Qllc; Humboldt
and Mendocino. 12q14c; Nevada. l3Q15c; Ore
gon fine. 1S619c: Oregon medium. lie per Id.
HOPS-19G22c per ID for California.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.


The Butter market continues in very bad
shape. Dealers say that it is seldom so stag
nant at this time OF the year. Stocks of every
thing are large and the medium and lower
grades are still lower and depressed.
Cheese remains in the same rut being in
oversupply and very dull.
The weakness in Eggs continues and close
puyers no longer pay SOC, they can buy be-
low this figure. While receipts are not much
larger the demand is slow and stocks of ranch
are showing perceptible increase To add to
the weakness Los Angeles is Offering 10 sell 10
obtained.
Receipts We're 81, 600 lbs Butter. e45 cases
Eggs and 81 200 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery 27m2Sc for extras and
23N25c for seconds; dairy. 1SG24c; store But
ter, l1lac; cold storage 24a26c; Eastern. 230
25c per lb
CHEESE-12Q125c for the general marker
l3e for select mild new and II4IIIhc, for
lower grades; Young Americas 1.sz5I4c: East
ein. 15R916lac: Western. 14GD15c per 10
EGGS Ranch. IL y l50c for choice ana An
4Ic for small and mixed colors; store nom
inal; cold storage, 2Sq32hc; Eastern, 26Q2sc
for cold storage.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
NeaO York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-FLOUR-Receints
S2,224 barrels exports. 4,646 barrels Firmer
and more active.
WHEAT Receipts. &c, 2sO bushels; exports
1897. Spot firm. No. red. 90ssc elevator
and lac (. o. b. afoat: No. / Northern mn,
luth, 93Ac I. o. b. ahoat: No l hard Mani
tobe, nominal T. O. b. ahoat. Options acted
generally strong all day being advanced by
fresh buying, attracted by the bulIish crop re-
ports. The close was firm at AGysc higher
May closed at S5l5e; July closed al S2Kc! De
cember closed at 9Olkc.
HOPS-Firm.
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI-F1rm.
SUGAR-Raw. nominal; fine dull.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. firm: mild firm Fti-
lures closed steady at decline of 511O points
Sales, 121,5Oo bags, including: December so
q6. January 655G6 CSC; February. 4. 7O0
o.SOc; March, e.s5a695c; April, &C.
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
firm with a fair demand Common 464a c:
prime. SIC; choice, 5%G8hc, and fancy,
CO. GTc.
PRUNES-Are attracting some export de-
mand but rule generally quiet with quotations
ranging from 2l5c to Blzc for all grades
APRICOTS-Are in light demand but mostly
at 81, 40l2c for choice and 11d15c for fancy
PEACHES-Are dull with choice at TK6
Iae; extra choice. T%dSAc, and fancy. 81
N10l4c.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Meat Market.
DRESSED MEATS

DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughtereTs to deal
ers are as follows:
BEEF-eh@7l fer Steers and 5qec per
Id for Cows.
VEAI4-Large, SG9c; small. 9@9izc per Ib
MuTrON-WetheTs. SaS1sc: Ewes. S9S1ac
per lb.
LAMR-91591Oc per 10.
PORk-Dressed Hogs. 7GShe per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco, less W
per cent shrinkage for Cattle;
- CATTLE Steers, S09c; Cows and Heifers,
IGSc; thin Cows. 4G5c per ID.
CALVES-fd41ae per 10 tgrOss weiRht).
SHEEP-W 3%Q4c; Ewes. 3kQ3ac
per Id (grOss weighD.
LAMBS-4l5G5c per lb.
HOGS-Live Hogs 140 10 $50 lbs. sac: over
$50 lbs. Be: Sows, 20 per cent OF. Bears. 80
per cent or. and Stays 40 per cent on from
above quotations.