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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10
Big Packing Company's Sale.

Bellingham, Wash, Dec. 1O.-The
Pacific Packing & Navigation Com
pany, for which no bids were made
at the recent receivers sale of the
property of the Pacific American
Fisheries Company will be sold today
The upset or minimum price for the
property is 100000.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10
RICHMOND BOY
Will Mccullough Burned by a Fuse
at Bay City, Mich.

Will Mccullough, formerly of this
city, but now in the employ of the
Munsey Electrical company, of Bay
City, Mich, was seriously burned a
few days ago by a fuse. He is re-
ported to be doing nicely and is now
out of danger.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10
PRIZE WINNERS
At Auction of the South Side I'm
provement Association.

The auction Of the South Side I'M
provement Association Thursday
evening at the factory building Of
the Art Brass & Chandelier Works
was a great success and large
crowd attended. The following are
the lucky winners and the numbers
of the winning tickets:
Ticket %, J. Combes-One can of
lard.
Ticket 16. J. Fry-One load wood.
Ticket 163, Oscar Tauer-One
chandelier.
Ticket 63, H. B. Stephens-One
Chandelier.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10
Parker Will Wrestle.

New York, Dec. 10.-Harvey Par
ker, the great lightweight, will meet
Alex Swanson in a wrestling match
before the New Polo Athletic Asso-
cations clubhouse tomorrow. The
contest will be to a finish at catch
as catch can style.
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Sullivan to Box Andrews.

Jersey City, N. j., Dee. 1O.-Al
Sullivan, the well-known lightweight
and Kid Andrews, have been match
ed to fight here tonight at 133 pounds
The boys will battle for a purse of
$3.50 and a side bet which will go
winner take all.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10

Mr. T. D. Berry of the Berry-Suh-
ling Tobacco Co., Bedford City, Va.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Ber-
ry is one of those souave, affable
Virginia gentlemen who it is pleas
ure to meet. He has appointed Mr..
Samuel Buckley as distributing
agent for his tobacco here.
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Passenger Agents in Mexico.

Mexico, Dee. 10.-A large number
of delegates have arrived here to at
tend the Travelling Passenger Agents
Association beginning Monday.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-10
BURGLARS
Are Making Good Hauls in Dayton,
Ohio.

Burglars in Dayton seem to be
making good hauls. 1t is reported
that a private dwelling in the Ohio
town was entered On Thursday night
and over $500 worth Of jewellery
taken. The Dayton police have been
unable to obtain a clew that will
lead to the arrest of the guilty par
ties.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21

creamery. and the market Is lightly stocked.
as much q the Humboldt and San Joaquin
valley output has been lately going 20 the
higher Los Angeles market Possibly the ad-
Tanced quotation may bring these diverted
currents back again into this market.
Cheese remains before stated, though some
holders says they are getting 12c in a snail
way for choice mild new
The situation in Eggs showed signs OF unset
uement yesterday The light receipts Of the
last few days have resulted in q well cleaned
Up market. only several houses carrying much
ranch Stock, and there disposition 10 ad-
vance asking prices But predictions OF posi-
bic rain tended 70 check this tendency, the
market was somewhat confused
Receipts were 20 100 lbs Butter 40 cases
Eggs ard 800 lbs Cheese
BCITER-Creamery At 6rSt hands sc for
extras and 22G24c for lower 70 medium grades.
dairy. 2od23c: cold storage nominal: store
Butter. nominal; Eastern cubes nominal; East
srn ladle-packed 15G1ec.
CHEESE-11I11l lsc for choice mild new and
loo olO1=c fer old. cold storage. 1o1s 61ic: Young
AussTlcas. I2Gl21sc. Eastern. 1OE713c Per h
EGGS-Ranch. 3664oc for good 20 fancy and
50635c for common. store Eggs 2Sd5uc cold
storage. 2563oc. Eastern. 25a2Sc for choice. -
924c for standards and 1SG2ic fer seconds
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stocks and Cotton.

TIE Nez v--k wires q z p Hutton & CO.
yesterday szlL-
STD-E-T1e-z vas uo-zble strength n to
dEFs -s--e- even rhCuEh the volume q ousi =
sdra-ces uere scored through TIE list in the
face C. r-. 6ps-c- opers-ors article u Ever
hocEs EaEaIi-e -lis morning. but this has
ceased ~ BE market factor There vas
r0-l-r % me say cf news ths- would st1ect
s-r one security in -c-daE's market, and IN
-e-- che tU-k C- operations represented TIE
-ezfirE o. rr-fess-ruais- TIE movement IL
rlE- IS r-uored ln good quarters = VIII pay
Ce-- This -1UilE year This security
should sen higher on this basis. People are
beginning % look a. TIE great commercial ex-
rzrslor which Is looming VI. We expect q
cl--. nusroe ~ the upward trend until The end
a. -fe week
CoTTON-Ths New York Cotton Exchange
rras offcieilT notified rhis morning By the
Census Bureau -1ar rhe preliminary glInere
report -re amount % cotton ginlet % De
cerute- le Uil r1- BE- given out --l4 noon next
7F e5reE6sr December es The market made
--U rec--5 fcr tE!s seasons groQ anc
prices were carried down 20 @ Il points IL the
trading sr -he opening Spot markets were
r. IrWer u Sympathy with this ADDITIONAL
break p Futures. ard as The tendency o. al the
Speculative markets Is ll tavcr q s-i-l lover
prices and there Is 10 outside speculative sup
Tc-r zEc none -c speak O tc-rhcosrtng from
rre large Er1- CHa-erE or spinning interests. y
lccl-s though -he market VIII Be forced be
lcF the e bass tcr al rhe options this side
O. the Nay delivery before the present selling
movement runs Is course. Sentiment Is stu
verv besrish Bulls made nc attempt % sup
r0rr prices. Cotton is selling a. 1oo pound
CHEAPER thar around -1is tine last year. with
shorts selling freely. more 50 than Ef the
higher rr-ces c. rEe Eeas1z-
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Beans and Seeds.

The dullness usual at this time OF the year
prevails and prices show no change
BEANs-Bayos. 81 5oG3; Pea. S393 so;
Butter. S363 %: small white S3GS IS: large
White 81 4OG2 90: Pink. 81 1898 so: Red. 81 .
a 90. Lima 81 106 20. Red kidneys So 500
;; Blackeyes. 81 so per ell; Horse Beans
81 S592 40
SEEDs-Brown Mustard nominaI-no good
lots Offering; Yellow Mustard. 81 d3Ssc: Flax
S2d2 10; Canary. eizc; Alfalfa. 121s H13c;
Rape, 1l5d2isc; Timothy. 50 Hemp 3isd
3ssc per 10. Miilet. 21031zc; Broom Corn
Seed. S20G21 Der ton.
DRIED PEAS-NiIes. 81 1872 so; Green
Peas 81 1892 80 per ctl.
POTATOES ONIONS AND VE1GETA BI.ES
The Potatoe market was quiet and dealers ex-
pected that il would continue 50 until after
the holidays. Fancy stock. however was still
in limited supply and steady. while inferior
offerings from the river districts continued TO
drag Sweets and Onions were unchanged The
steamer Columbia from Portland brought down
573 sacks Of Potatoes and 571 sacks Of Onions
which had not been inspected up TO a late
hour.
receipts being light as usual on Tuesday. Gar
lie continues TO advance. as stocks are steadily
decreasing. Other vegetables from nearby sec
tions are in good supply and prices stand as
previously quoted.
POTATOES Burbanks from the river. 4O9
soc per ctl. Salinas Burhanks, 81 506i - per
ctl: Oregon Burbanks. 15cd1 10 per ctl. River
Reds eoa1oc per ctl: Early Rose, 81 iOd1 %
per ell Sweet Potatoes 6Gds5c.
ONIoNS-S2 4od2 60 per ctl.
NEGETABLES-Green Peas. 567c per 10:
String Beans sale per ID; Wax Beans sd
1oc: Lima Beans. = per h: tomatoes 81 25
box: hothouse Cucumbers. 81 per dozen; Cab
bare soc per cti Carrots. J0GfJc per sack
Garlic TTSc per 10. Egg Plant. 567e per ID
for southern; Dried Peppers. nominal. Green
per IL: Marrowfst and Hubbard Squash ssa10
per ton
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CANNED vEGETABLES-Toma 21s 10,
standards 6SGTOc: gallon standards 81: 3-ib,
solid pack 81 Il G90c. Green Peas-Petits poiz
81 IS: extra sifted 81 Is; standard sitted 81 I:
standards. S569oc; NATIONALS, S5GS71Se z O.
b. san Francisco
COAL-Weliington. IS per ton; New Vel
lington IS. Seattle Sc so: Bryant S6 so.
Beaver Hill $ 50: Rosiyn. 81. Coos Bay. IS so.
Richmond s.: Cumberland. e13 IN bulk and
S14 - in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg
sl4; Welsh Anthracite Egg. $13: Welsh Lump,
$11 so; Camel. 50 per ton. Coke S11 50d13 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks: Rocky Mountain
descriptions. s. 30 per short ton
PACIFIC CODFISH-Bundles. per 10 4i7c.
cases regular. IS So, cases extra large. SIC:
Eastern style. 67tc. boneless. 6lsc. Norway -
614c. Narrow Gauge" 61sc. Silver King -
Is4c: blocks. Oriental" 61ze; blocks. Sea
bright. &c. tablets. IL middles 7G9Itc.
fancy boneless. 914 692tc. picked Cod. bbls. IS.
picked Cod. half bbls. 81 20
CoRDAGE-The local company quotes a.
follows, 60 days or y per cent discount for
cash. no sales under 1000 lbs: Manila 15c.
Sisal. 1o9sc; Duplex. CSC; Bale Rope. ia q
12l4c Der 10.
CoFFEE-costa Rica (nominaD. stock eos
bagA1SGf4c for strictly prime TO fancy
washed; 11ls9121se for prime washed l0ss9
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great markets oc the rscsat past seam 10
have withdraw By common consent and %
have left the dealings 70 g smaller but still
professional class There Is a pretty general
agreement that revived activity IS not TO be
looked FOR until after the holiday period
There are many professional and private coz
siderstionS which induce languishing interest
IN business during the holidays by many brok-
era But aside from this the large energies
and resources devoted 70 the great annual
settlements II business divert much from the
stock market This factor seems less opera
Tive than usual this year. owing 70 the abunc-
a1ce o. money offerings IN the loan market
The call loan rate seems 70 sag instead Of
% stiften the end OF the year approaches
and little Is done AT as high per cent
Leans are made on time for periods Up 70
six months both az 5isG5ss er cent, and there
= only e lanEuic demand even al those rates
Pressure continues upon our gold supply and
also upon that o. London the average being
in favor of Berlin A sequence ot bond offer
l1Es OF varying amounts and degrees con-
tinues 70 make its appearance and 10 be taken
OF The market with apparent readiness This
probably serves explain partly the diversion
ot operations from the stock market Along
with the general agreement in the prOba bility
o. dull trading after. New Years 60 numerous
expressions OF confidence in higher prices when
the market does become active again. These
expressions o. confidence influence the small
tention is alert also TO discover signs OF an
riciparory investment buying which Il IS al
old tradition % look FOR in Wall street dur
ing December This Is supposed 70 come from
capitalists who expect 70 receive dividends
a. ths first Of The year and who see an ad-
fGl-LzeE II ercLElLA LlelE desired LO4L4LEs De-
fore others are seeking the same ends. The
picture of capitalists OF resources sitting down
70 await the immedists receipt OF their in
cremszt of wealth for new outlay does not
appeal Tor its great verisiniirude 10 all minds.
But buying Of hiEh-grsde stocks rising
scale al this period IS pretty certain 20 be
set Gown 20 tts source and. IS often effective
IN disseminating comfortable feeling Of sub
stsnrial investment confidence among opera
tors There was some realizing in the United
States Steel stocks Oh the additional advances
II prices o. products Southern Pacific moved
Fl response 70 numerous runors % q coming
dividend Foreign exchange was easier but
New York exchange al Chicago receded 20
near par Gains were not fully retained, but
the closing tone was firm
Bonds were firm Total sales, par value,
s. $50 600
United States bonds were unchanged OF call.
New York Stock List.
z r Hutton & Co, $50 California street,
San Francisco members os the New York
stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations al their Exchange.
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Hide. TaIlow. Wool and Hop=.

Another decline in Hops Is noted Brokers
say that the crop IS turning out somewhat
larger than expected. and that IL is rather
larger than last years. The demand is quiet
Hides about a C lower in the East but
this market continues very strong. owing chief
y 10 the steady export demand for Leather
Quotations remain unchanged
There Is nothing Few in Wool the market
being practically bare OF stock
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about lzd1c under quotations Heavy saltsd
Steers, lie; medium. Zoe; light. sl361oc. Cow
Hides. 91sG1Oc for heavy and 91zG1Oc for
light; Stays. 713c; Salted Kip 1015c; Salted
Veal 11G11isc: Salted Calf III 6121zc; dry
Hides, 171s 61se; dry Kip, 15c; dry Calf, 2Oc;
Sheepskins. shearlings 25d40c each; short
Wool 501775c each: medium. eocdS1 10; long
Wool 81 25fl1 10: Horse Hides. salt. S3 for
large and So 50 for medium. 81 5O62 for small
and soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry, 81 75 for
large and 81 30 for medium, 81 for small 5Oc
for Colts Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. SOC, dry
salted Mexican. 25c: drY Central American.
Soc; Gcat Skins-Prine AngOras. T5c. extra
large do. 81 25; large, soc; medium. SIC:
small 20c.
TALLOW-No 1 rendered, 4e4hc per ID;
No. . SIG: Grease. 21s Q3c-
ern 9d11c: Southern. Sd9c; Southern Noun
tain 9d11c; Middle Counties. free. 12614c:
do defective. 1Od12e; Northern. free. 12914c;
do defective. 10d12c; Humboldt and Aendo-
cino 1641Sc Der h
HOPS-le04 crop. 25d2sc per ID; 1905 crop.
1Tis sd1sc. with most growers asking 2Oc-
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR TUESDAY. DECEMBER
STOCK MARKET.
Stock and Bond Exchange Fixes It's
Christmas Holiday.


Local stocks and bonds continued inactive
the holidays The oil and mining stocks vsr=
also quiet. with no especial feature. except
some iuctuation in Ophir.
Ex dividend yesterday. Central Light and
Power. Sc; Apollo OIL 1c-
The International Silver Company vii pay
a regular quarterly dividend Of per cert
January 3
The North star Mines Company has declared
dividend Of sc. payable December -
TIE MOntsbello Land and Water Company
has levied an assessment Of. SIS. delinquent
The Alaska Mexican Mining Company has
declared a dividend OF 3oc per share payable
December IS
The Continental Building and Loan Associs-
tion has declared semi annual dividend of
per cent per annum on ordinary deposits 9 per
cent term deposits and per cent class
r irstallmeur stock. payable January 8
The California Fruit Gamers Association
paid a regular monthly dividend o. 6Cc yes
terday
California Powder Works new corporation)
paid a regular monthly dividend of Soc yes
terday.
terday 70 remain closed Saturday. Decem-
Der - well as on Monday. December =.
and on Saturday December 81. well
Monday. January ? The exchange vii prob
boardroom in the Merchants Exchange build
ing on Tuesday. December =.
The Greene Consolidated Copper Company
paid a dividend Of 4 per cent on its capital
paid in September was az the rate Of g per
cent
ne Calumet and Hecla Mining Company o.
Michigan paid a regular quarterly dividend q
makes $40 per share paid in dividends this
year against So Per share last year
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wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are weak and dull AZ
les 3D. usual European options with the
charter OF q French bark al this figure some
days ago. A good many vessels have left this
port in ballast seeking business elsewhere.
during the past fortnight The chartered
Wheat feet IN port has q registered tonnage
last t. year: disengaSed S $500 tons. @ against
e5. 400; on the way TO this port. 1920 tons,
against 1s9 600
wHEAT-The foreign markets remained
quiet and featureless. BroomhaA cabled that.
according TO the Russian official crop report,
t ths conditon & Of the Russisn crop Is not salts
Chicago was several fractions weaker and
Wes.he1 IS the 1ef rinE factoT at the oment
Trading was fair. The cash grain was firm
and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT.
&C California Club, s. 4sgl 525; ~ California
Club, 81 5OG1 IS; Northern Bluestem. 81 COG
e211: Northern Red. 81 471s per ctl.
FUTURES
Session 10 II 80 - n
May ..sl 6D;9 q sI Hish z 81 Ts Gss. 81 claf' Z
2 D. m Session.
May g GDs58 Di5s s. HlEh 81 81 L9s ss 81 fHss sss
December-No sales.
BARLEY-Feed continues firm and IN good
demand, with light offerings Of choice. Brew
being done at present There is no demand
.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 12I5dI 10; Brewing and Shipping
1 81 lT1181 20: Chevalier. 81 1901 20 per ctl.
FUTURES
Session 9 10 IL 80 a m
May-s1 &C.
December-No sales: 81 Is asked
p. m Session.
No sales.
OATS-The market continues very firmly
held. with Reds OF any consequences offer
ing, as stocks have been depleted There is
q steady demand for Black for seed, but the
white descriptions meet with little attention
White, 81 45d1 5715 Surprise 81 55dI 90;
Red for feed, 81 45d1 80 for No. l and
81 4oQ1 4214 for No 2; choice. for seed.
81 5041 55: Black 81 3Od1 35 for feed and
81 45G1 6213 for seed.
CORN-The market continues weak at the
decline already noted. with buyers holding on
and Chicago offering liberal lines on this mar
ket low down 81 121s IN bulk. equiva-
} lent 10 81 20 sacked for future delivery Hold
ers are trying 10 keep the market up but
with poor success. Chicago reports an i'm
mense movement both for domestic and export
account 1A @ 9, Lz
Western sacked, 81 4ohI As for old and
81 2I11d1 30 for new Yellow White and
Mixed: California large Yellow 81 27ssd1 80:
small round do 81 6561 so; White 81 pa a
80: Egyptian 81 35d1 3TI5 for White and
81 1T1sG1 20 for Brown
RYE-F1rmly held with light offerings but
quiet at 81 40d1 As per ctl
4 BUCKWHEAT-S1 5od1 20 per ctl
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Dee. 2o.-The greatest weakness
in the wheat market was manifested al the
immediate opening. Under the influence OF a
sharp break in prices at Liverpool initial QUO
taticns here showed substantial losses the May
option being off 3. 70 = at 81 101z TO 81 10L
According 10 a prominent British crop statisti-
clan, the decline at Liverpool was caused ty
holders reseiiing Argentine cargoes and by
late offerings Of parcels from that country al
lower figures. Another factor that contributed
10 weakness here was the compare lively heavy
movement in the Northwest. arrivals at Mime
apolfs and Duluth to-day being 76S cars.
against 424 the corresponding day a year ago.
AT the start shorts took advantage OF the
lower prices and covered freely. Congested
conditions OF the December delivery caused a
quick advance in the price OF that option,
other months rising in sympathy. The revival
OF buliish sentiment was aided by small re-
ceipts in the Southwest. On the upturn May
sold up TO 81 Il Realizing sales caused an
other reaction late in the day and the market
closed easy. Final quotations on May were al
81 1o4s. less Of Ssc.
Corn was weak throughout Buying by
shorts had steadying effect. May closed -
down al z51sc.
In oats the volume OF trading was light.
May closed unchanged at 31A.c.
Provisions were triAe easier in the session
q result CT a small decline In prices at the
yards Sentiment later became HrTner q fair
demand from packers At the close May pork
and lard were each up 215c and ribs were un-
changed.
The Board of Trade win be closed December
- and %
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles
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SUMM4RY or THE MARKETS.

1e,e York Stocks somewhat higher. Cotton io7per.
Loori Stocks aid Bonds still dnH
SH-@ sLsttly Lo7Cey AID Exchange slightly higher.
J. heat steady. Wheat Freights sceak and dial.
Barley firm. Corn aoeak. Oats strongly held.
Hay Feedsfafs and Beams unchanged.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables a5oh as before.
Poaifry marker acfi1e ard firm. Gene easy.
CoS syeatEer still checks the demand for fresh Frrt
Butter Cheese aid Eggs moderate supply ana selling 1reH
Dried Fraifs Mats aid RGisins dali.
Precision markets continue inGctive at al points.
HOPS lozccy, 1usth larger crop than expected
Hides ard Leather firm. Wool marker aceH cleaned np
Slight changes in seveyGl kinds OF Meas
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Poultry and Game.

Another car OF Western Poultry was at hand
making the fifth received in two days and
the receipts Of domestic stock were about 80
coeps The market quite active with
ducks and all kinds of large chickens in good
demand at higher prices Small Broilers and
SQUADS were dull owing 10 the abundance
and comparative cheapness OF small Wild
Ducks Dressed Turkeys were steady with
occasional sales Of selected al a slight advance
over the top quotation Receipts were nearly
100 cases. Game was in free supply and in
cliusd 70 eastnesS.
pOULTRY-Dressed Turkeys 1920 per
lb; Live Turkeys 1SG20c per lb; Geese. per
pair s2Go %: Goslings. So 25G2 50. Ducks
S5a6 per dozen for old and Sed7 for young
Hens s464 90 fo- small and IS 5066 for large :
young Boosters, s. 50d6: old Roosters. $40
4 30: Fryers. 81 50d5: Broilers, s. 5o13 80:
Pigeons 81 %: Squads. 81 1902
GAME-Mallard Ducks. 50 5ed3 50 per doz-
en-. Canvasbaek. S3d4: Teal. sla1 %. sprig.
81 Jo12: Widgeon 81 25d1 80: Red Heads 81.
small Ducks. s1Gl so: Gray Geese. s2dS:
White Geese $1d1 20: Brant. $1d2: Honkers.
s8d5: Snipe. 81 80 for English and 81 90 fo-
ccmman. Doves. 81 25: Hare. 81 50. Rabbits
81 for Coftontails and 81 50 for Brush
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

The market for Feetstuffs rules firm while
Hay remains unchanged. with a not very
active local demand
BRAN-S20d22 per ton.
MIDDLINGSS25G2 per ton
SHORTSS2oG22 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S24d24 so per
ton: Oilcake Meal. the mill S31 5Od32 so.
jobbing, $S3: Cocoanut Cake. S23d24: Cocoa :
nut Meal S24625; Corn Meal. S31 5O632:
Cracked Corn. s32GS2 80: Mixed Feed. S22G
%: Horse Beans. S30640 per ton; Broom
Corn Feed 90c per ctl
HAY-Wheat. S9d14 so: Wheat and Oat.
s9Gl3 80: Oat $9d12; Barley and Oat, SS0I0:
Volunteer Wild Oat. sT610: stable. S9dfO:
stock. IS 5OaTi Clover, sTq1os Alfalfa. S9912
sTRAW-a5aeoc per bale
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Meat Market

Slight variations in Mutton and Veal viii be
noted but in general the market is IN
changed supply and demand about balancing.
Some extra Christmas Beef is bringing 7lsc
per ID.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughters 10 dealers
follows:
BEEF-ea7c for Steers and 4lsasc per lb
for Cows.
vEAL-LarEe. 6iz acc. small s6eisc per 10.
MUTTON-Wethers. T6Slac; Ewes, 6a6Ti3c
per ID.
LAMB-ed1Oc Per h
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6i3dSi4c Per H.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco less 4O0
- per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
TTIE-Steers ~ d71ec. Cows and Heif-
ers 51sd611c: thin Cows. 4d5c per H.
CALNES4641zc per 10 gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers. 3E63zc; Ewes. S595Ac c
per Ii gross weight
LAMBsS2 50d2 80 Ter head
HOG-I4vs Hogs 200 10 $50 lbs. a.. f47kc.
13o 20 200 lbs 5651z 50 to 130 lbs. 41s d47. c:
soft Hogs not wanted: Sows. 20 Per cent OF:
Roars 20 rer cent on. and stays, 80 per cent
of from above quotations
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Provisions.

All quotations remain before and the
market IS tame. both here and in the West.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 1015c per ID for
heavy 10ize for light medium. 13c for light
14c for extra light and Ike for sugar-cured. 4.
dry salt Hides. locs Bellies. lie; Eastern su-
gsr-cured Hams u 70 IA lbs 121ac: 10 70
16 lbs, 12c. l. 70 20 lbs. 11&c: California
Hams. Use Mess Beef S1Od10 so per bbl.
extra Mess. $40 50611. Family. S12G12 80.
prime Mess Pork, SI4 so: extra clear. 81
Mess. SIS so: Pig Pork S25; Pigs Feet s.;
Smoked Beef 14c per 10.
LARD-Tierees quoted al eise per ID for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and &c for pure: half-barrels. pure 91tc: 10
10 tins. 92s 5-lb tins 95sc: 3-lb tins 1Oc-
COTTOLENE-One half barrel SIC: three
half barrels SIC, one tierce sac. two tierces.
SIC; five tferces SIC per ID.