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Dried Fruits, ,Nnts, ,RaisinS, Honey.

All descriptions under this head are as pre-.
.viously stated, the markets being quiet and
nominal with no stocks OF any Consequence;
except Raisfns Prunes and Honey. Quota
tions remain before.
-FRUITS-Apricots sd1Oc for Royals and
9a12c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples, Al q
&c; sun dried. SG4se; Peaches. TaSc;
Pears Shd12c; Figs white, 215G3e in boxesi
blacR. 4Ac; Plums pitted 5dI &c per 10.
PRUNEs-1903 crop, 2Q2Ssc for the fouT
sizes.
RAIsINsAF O. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop (subiect to change without notice. are as
follows: SOL boxes-Lsoose Muscatel, 4scrown.
4c per lb: 3-crown Al &c; 2-crown 4c; Malaga.
loose g. crown. 4c; 2-erown. 3S4c Thompson $
seedless 4c; seedless Sultanas.. 3isc: Seedless
Aiuseatels. sAe; do fioated. 3l5c; Seeded Rails
ins. 1907 cartons fancy. 5l5c. choice 514c;
2-oz cartons. fancy. 41ac; choice. 4qsc; in
blk fancy. 5he: choice. DC: Imperial clus-
ters So: Dehesa 81 so; fancy. 81; London
Layers S-crowD. 81 So; 2-crown 81 %.
NUTS-walhuts No. l softshell 13h614c:
No. 2. 11H@12c: No. 1 rhardshen: 1SQ131sc;
No 2 11d11hc. Almonds IL Ac for Nonpa-
reils 111Ac for L X L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and enc for Languedocs Peanuts. 6dTc for
Eastern: Pecans. 11Gf3c; Cocoanuts. S4 5OG5.
HONEY-Comb. II iSdf2hc for white and
1O1IIc for amber; water white extracted So
&C.: light amber extracted, 41sQ5c; dark.
3ll64c
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

For some little time quiet efforts have been
made TO organize exchange for the sim
pltncatton Of market conditions, and place the
dairy trade stabler basis, and yesterday
cards. were sent out announcing that meet
Ing would be held at 10 o'clock today at 325
Davis street. The organization is TO be called
the Butter. Egg and Cheese Board. and W.
II. Roussel is the acting president and z. J..
Luhman the. acting secretary Not all Of the
houses have yet Joined and the matter is still
in its preliminary stage
The markets opened the business week pre-
cisely as they closed the preceding week. being
freely supplied and duR, with dealers show
ing no disposition either to advance or reduce
their asking prices. The shipment OF Butter
to Los Angeles has ceased as that market can
now buy cheaper IN. the East than here Cheese
is very depressed Eggs are steady -
Receipts for three days were los. 900 lbs
Butter. 2053 cases Eggs and 80 700 lbs Cheese.
. BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 1914 qI9c
for extras and 1T15q1Sc for frsts;. dairy, reg
1715c: store Butter. 13915c;- cold storage, nom
inal.
CHEESEsQShc for good to choice new
and 617c for lower grades; Young Americas
9q9zc; Eastern. 12hQT4c; Western, .1HGl2o
per ID.
EGGS Ranch. 1sQ19c for fair to chSics;
store 16417 tsc; Eastern nominal.
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Hides, Tallo7r, Wool and Hops.

Hops are quoted quiet at the recently re-
vised prices. Stocks are now practically out
OF growers hands, and business Is connned
to a jobbing demand as previously noted
Hides moving off fairly. the wet salted
stock being in better demand than tho dry.
Quotations show no change
Wool Is in good shape for sellers. as the
demand is brisk .and everything good and
poor is moving out rapidly. few lots OF
lower grade Mendocinos have been received
but not In sufficient quantity to establish a
HIDES AND SKINS .Culls and brands sen
about 1sG1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
steers, exc; medium sac; light. Sc; Cow
Hides Sc for heavy and Sc for light: Stays,
&c. Sailed Kip. 9c; Salted Veal, 10c; Salted
calf lie; dry Hides Ice: dry Kip. 13c; dry
Calf 1sc: Sheepskins shearlings 25d30c each {;
short Wool 40665c each; medium. 100000; Tong
Wool $1Q1 so; Horse Hides. salt. So IS tor
large and S2d2 so for medium 81 2561 rs for
small and soc for Colts. Horse Hides. dry.
S1 75 FOR large and 81 80 for medium. S161 25
FOR small and soc for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican soc: dry Salted Mexican. 25c: dry
Central American 3OG3215c. Goat Skins
Prime Angoras. 75c; large and smooth. soc:
medium 35c: small. 20c
TAILOW-No. L rendered. AZ 141hc per 1b;
No o 3564c: grease 21a d3c
WOOI@Spring Clip--San Joaquin and South
ern. u months 9611c; do months, SdfOc
per ID; Middle Counties. 12d16c for free and
11M14c for defective: Northern, 15G17c for free
and 13615c for defective: Nevada. 12Q15c. ac-
cording TO condition.
HOPS-Jobbing at 27k93oc per ID for Call
fornia. 1908. For crop OF 1904 the nominal
quotation is 20c
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.Neqo York Grain and Produce:

NEW YORK. May 31.-FLOUR-Re Receipts,
$4,000 barrels; exports. l4,S0o baryels: marker S
Minnesota bakers, $494 20 winter patents,
IS 1915 40; winter straights, 81 9OQ5 10; Win
ter extras. SO 35g4; winter low grades, So 10
wHEAT-Receipss, 1877. GOO bushels; spot mar
5ss easy No req n9pS1' M siexatIr No 9,,z
luth 81 O3% f. O. b.. afioat. Options opened
lower Under foreis1 n, seng s,, but % recovered on
favorable crop news except May, which broke
under large deliveries Later the whole mar
closed Z@Sc net lower May. .9f1s a93c; July,
.S6stc: closed at SIC; December closed at So &c
HOpS~O1liet state common to choice 1903
crop. 26d35c: 1902 23@26c; olds. 9Ql4c. Pa
el1c Coast hops, 1903 crop. 2493oc: 1902. 23@
HIDES y Steady. Galveston 20 to %
pounds Isc: California, 81 to 25 pounds. 19c
sNSS WooIouet q[y vi D Domestic % fleece. 2saa2c.
PETRoLET.M- steady. Bulk SOC,
es Ia sady Rio toroSa stsSay H nvoIss Ts.
market for futures closed quiet at net un-
changed ing prices T9ts sales Were Exported $ OF
5.55c; August, 5.65c; September 5.s095. S5c; ;
December. 6.10c; January. 61oc; March. $3.50
sUGAR-Raw. steady Fair refining, 7-1ec;
centrifugal, 9e test 8 15-l6c; molasses sugar
45oe soc No. s'hsa S. 95c; MO No 44oS No TO- 9o55c
No. II. 43Oc: No. -. 4.25c: No. - 4.2Oc I;
powdered 5.O5c; granulated, 495c; cubes,
5000.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market Is
quiet but desirable grades are steadily held
Common are quoted at 445Ac: prime, 5ss6
SIC; choice, 81 a6i5c; fancy T4Tlac.
PRUNES-Markst continues easy far as
California grades. are concerned. though there
has been no quotable change in prices. which
range from 2Ac to sac for all grades.
APRICOTS-M Meet With small demand, but
holders are not pressing supplies on the mar
ket. and prices are maintained. Choice are
quoted. 1T 9l5G10c; extra choice, 10NQ10Ac,
and fancy at llGDl3c.
PEACHES-Are In fair jobbing demand and
the market shows hardening tendency. Choice
are. quoted 7Y7Ac; extra choice, 7tzISc,
and fancy at 9lhG10c.
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.NeqO York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. May .31-Three days Of Ieis-
ure for the Contemplation OF stock market
speculative confidence. so far as revealed by
the neager dealings and the hating and. mar
no essential change from It's recent lethargy
The firm tone Of the London market and the
Saturday bank statement. which was called
rise this morning which amounted to an av-
erage OF about q. Prices then slipped back
to below last Fridays level The nominal
cause was the suspension OF a firm on the
Cotton Exchange, but. although the failure
va rlnnouuced as due to a defalcation, with
no bearing on the market OF financial condb-
tions the market failed to recover its lost
ground. News OF the day was not. important
than for some time past. The market ignored
these The weekly crop bulletiH or the Weathsr
Bureau was encouraging as; regerds the winter
wheat crop. and was distinctly hopeful for
the starting spring wheat crop. The cotton
crop was also shown 10 have improved The
tenor OF the weekly talks by trainc ofncials OK
.the railroads was distinctly affected by the
brighter hopes felt for the crops, Which have
had some effect in turning the downward slide
~ railroad traffic in evidence since the middle
of April The percentage OF the decrease from
last years traffic has shown declining ten,
dency for several weeks past. and for the third
week OF May the decrease has fallen TO but
little more than per cent. Net earnings DO
NOT vet show a turn IN the situation, retrench-
merits In operating expenses not yet being ef-
fective In the reports for that period. The
Erie statement was the important Item to-day
with its decline in net compared with last year
OF S2s3, ,3T5, or nearly 20 per cent The stocks
OF the company suffered from this showing,
especially the first preferred, from fears that
the integrity Of its dividend threatened.
The Paris money market gave further sign
.of the satisfaction OF its demand for gold.
but the price of sterling exchange continued
10 advance: and the possibility OF a movement
of gold 20 London direct was discussed. There
was light covering movement by shorts late
IN the day. but the closing was easy Money
was easy in all departments OF the money mar
ket here result OF the bank statement,
count q japanese gold deposited in San Fran
cisco.
a number OF inactive bonds made wide de-
clines from lopg preceding sales and the gen
sradl tone was hesTy. Total sales (par yalue),
United States 2s registered declined u and
the - coupon advanced u per cent on call.
NEW YORK RTOCK LIST
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

There we're heavy receipts Of new Potatoes
from across the bay and the river districts.
and, although trade was active prices ranged
common offerings Old Potatoes continued to
drag With sellers conceding TO buyers all along
steady under good local and shipping demand.
six sacks of Green Corn came I'M from Ala
media the first of the season from that quarter.
brentwood brought 35c per dozen, while Coach
ella lots were unstable. Trade in miscelIa-
neous vegetables moderately active, but
supplies OF most kinds were abundant and
prices had a downward tendency. Liberal pur-
chases OF Asparagus for canning account at
41hd5c per pound held that vegetable steady
and extra fancy lots brought slight advance.
Receipts OF String and Wax Beans were heavy
preceding day. Prices had wide range as to
quality and poor lots were offered freely below
the minimum quotations.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. $40
/ 10 per ctl: Oregon Burbanks. 81 1901 40 per
ctl: small Oregon Burbanks for seed. $101 20
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Poultry and Game.

car Of Western Poultry was marketed on
Monday and cleaned up well and a second car
went on yesterday. The second car met with
fair demand. but did not clean up as well
as the first quite few coops being left on
hand at the close. Receipts OF domestic stock
were moderate and the market was in good
shape for sellers and prices were well main
tained. Game was in light receipt and cleaned
up quickly at the previously quoted rates
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 15q16c per ID;
Geese. per pair. 81 5Oa1 70; Goslings. 81 $50
2; Ducks, $4a5 per dozen for old and
$5q6 for young: Hens S697 for large and
$5Q5 so for small; young Boosters, 81 5OQ
so: old Roosters. 81 5O95; Fryers, S5 50g6 so;
Broilerss $3q4 for large and $2Q2 50 for
and 81 5Oq2 for Squads.
GAME-Hare. 81 so per dozen; Rabbits. 81 IS
az for Cottontails and 81 per dozen for brush.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT 'REIGHTS-Rates are nominal as
the shippers out of the market. but res Sd
for spot and 21s I'D for new crop loading are
about the current quotations. The chartered
Wheat feet In port has a registered tonnage
of 6462 against none at this time last year;
disengaged. $4,000 tons. against S6.100: on the
way to This port 264. 760 tons. against 412.90o
as previously stated and the only news is that
Hungarian crop reports are becoming serious,
as the recent rains were insufficient and rust
is spreading.
The Americas visible supply decreased 25s6-
GOO bushels The worlds shipments for the
339. 900; Danubian. ~. 600; Argentine. 255 600;
Indian. 230, 600; Australian, 50 600.
Chicago showed change worthy of note.
The San Francisco market for cash grain con-
tinued quiet and featureless. but futures were
" - CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 25@1 32h; California
club 81 sOal 40; Northern Bluestem. 81 80
al 90 per cti- r,I,r,,r,ec
Session 8 to IL 80 "a m.
December 4pss s2 81 fEh 3 81 S% sC4 81 FiGTe 81
p. m. Session.
May-S1 BIZ bid
December-s1 3o& bid. 81 3o5s asked
BARLEY.The first car eI,,., Of new Barley Of the
bus busheI, s was va plump bright and clean ln and "a a
very good specimen for the first arrival The
HTst car last year dITlNtu ana DIOuBnl
81 10
Yesterdays market was slightly lower both
for cash grain and futures owing to the large
arrivals, the weakness in Wheat and cooler
weather in the interior. Sales OF cash grain
were fair and offerings were ample for all
''- CASH BARLEY
Feed. 81 05a1 O614 shipping and Brewing,
81 10a1 11h; Chevalier, 81 10g1 10 for fair
10 choice.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a.
December .. 97 81 96B 96rs
2-p. m. Session.
December-96Ac asked.
OATS-The market continues quiet, with
Reds offering rather freely. but Whites scarce
and firm. Blacks are not wanted;
White. 81 ~ y al 521a; Black, 81 22l49
1 Ply: Red. 81 2715G1 80; Gray nominal
CORN-Receipts since last week. have been
rather larger. but not heavy and consist
chiefly Of Western. The market rules firm at
western sacked, 81 5oa1 90 for yellow.
81 4Tb@1 521S for White and 81 45Q1 80, for
Mixed: california large Yellow, 81 S5q1 90;
small round do. 81 55d1 so; White, 81 55G
/ 60 per ctl; Egyptian, 81 40d1 90 for White
and 81 271hd1 30 for BROWN.
RYE-steadily held. but quiet. at. 81 500
I5j3 BU3cKSWHEAr-s1 SSN 1872 per ctl.
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tically cleared. un in the local market. There
is not, however very much dealing in the new
clip which has begun to arrive Some OF the
largest buyers have been picking up available
lots though the market on the whole is quiet.
Some complaint Is heard as to shrinkage OF
new woods: The movement OF old Territory
vools is still small. Pulled woods are firmer.
Foreign grades quiet but firm. Territory
quotations:
Idaho-Ffne 14h6t5c: heavy fine, 1903 Ac;
fine medium, 15416c; medium. 16G17c; low me-
dunn 1761Sc.
Wyoming-Fine, 14015c heavy fine, 1870
131sc; fine medium 15Q16c; medium. AoQ19c;
low medium 19G20c.
Utah and Nevada-Heavy fine 13d13Hc;
fine medium. 1515Q16c; medium, 1Sq19c; low
medium 19d20c.
Montana-Fine choice. 1sG19c; fine average
17G1sc; fine medium choice. 1SG19c; average,
16q17c; staple. 1sQ19c: medium choice. 15Q19c
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for white and Sl 256lI so for EarIy Rose
ONIONS-Australian Yellow. $5 per ctl; new
Red, S5cQS1 per sack; new Green, 50Q6Oc
per box.
GETABLES-Asparagus, 4G61zc per lb;
Rhubarb 50G75c per box; Green Peas, 9Oc0
81 % per sack: String Beans. 3d6c per ID;
Wax Beans. 3q6c Fer ID; Tomatoes. 81 5O9
1 IS per box or crate for Los Angeles
mer Squash. 70caS1 25. per box: Cabbage.
81 per etl; Carrots. soc per sack: Cucumbers,
5Oc4$1 Der. dozen: do, Marysville, 81 75d2
per box: Garlic, new, 59r6c per ID;
Egg Plant 6Q1Oc per Ib;. Dried Peppers. SQ1Oc
for sun-dried and 124Q13c per 10 for evap-
GRATED; Dried Okra, 122Q15c per 10; Green
Peppers, 7G10c per lb for Los Angeles and 10
Q15c for Mexican; Marrowfat Squash, jObbing
at 115q2c per ID.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and ProuiSi0nS.

CHICAGO. May 31.-The break in May
wheat did not. come until near the close OF
5he days aSs, The market opened weak
started hG%c down at S5l5dS5%c Senti-
ment soon changed. however. Figures con-
nected with the weekly statistics OF the inter-
national trade were less bearish than they have
been for some weeks past and excessive rains
had fallen in many sections of the Southwest.
partially substantated by liberal purchases by
St Louis houses and by the strength in that
market The corn market here also showed
decided strength. In consequence an i'm
proved demand developed in the wheat pit. The
weakness with which trading began was not
only arrested but was in a short time re-
placed by fair degree OF strength. On a
good commission hous@ demand July graualy
advanced TO S6ifc. After the first hour the
market experienced a long interval ef dull
ness. transactions being largely of a scalp
ing nature The question as 10 the size OF
the outstanding short lines OF May wheat had
acted as a check on many traders. but the
session wore away without any sensational up
turn In the price Of that delivery the convic-
tion that shorts had practically covered their
lines gained ground This resulted in large
selling in future deliveries causing a weak
undertone. During the last half hour the
feature of trading was the wide fluctuations
OF May. in which month, however, trading was
very light; After selling on to s6Ac July
An active demand from shorts. with com
paratively light receipts, caused an extremely
Kansas were bulllsh, the crop in that section
being reported badly injured by floods. The
market ciOseQ StrOuB. July optHeu tHc lower
to &c higher at 467sc TO 4Thc, sold up to
4Sd4slSc and closed at FAc.:
oats were quiet and Influenced mainly by
the action Of other grains. July closed at
SsA d3SAc.
Provisions were strong on an active COM
mission house demand Big shipments OF hog
products for the past week were mainly
sponsible for the improved demand. The
hrTner feeling in corn had a little influence.
After ranging between $11 2I1z and S11 70
July pork closed at a gain OF 4544T3c lard
was UP 1211c and ribs were 17hc better.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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Ne1u York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Tn underwent a
very sharp decline in London the local
holiday and to:day's cable reported a decline
since the closing of the market on last Friday
Of e2 los to f122 for spot and to E121 12s Sd
for futures Locally the market responded 10
the lowef cables and. was weak and lower
closing at S27G27 37I5.
Copper was also weak in London, declining
lis Sd for spot and 12s Cd for futures with
both positions closing at e5e as Cd. Locally,
copper was unchanged Lake is quoted at $f3G
d12 10
Lead declined Is Sd in London. closing at
ell IS 3D. and was quiet locally, with prices
shade lower being now from 81 1904 As for
tobbng lots out of store.
Speter advanced IS in London closing at
G22 is while Ii remained steady here AT
"a sTi5q5
Iron closed at sis Sd in Glasgow and at
43s Cd in Middlesboro Locally. iron was un-
changed No. foundry Northern IS quoted
a. $14 75915 %; No. foundry. Northern,
$I4 25dI4 20; No. 1 foundry Southern, and
No. / foundry Southern soft S1S 5OQ13 rs.
Pig iron warrants are nominal at 50 25.
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Provisions.

Chicago was sharply higher: Pork. ADVANCING
45c and Lard and Ribs 12I5c and 221Ic The
market however. was not active. and offerings
were very much restricted. Packers sold mod. !.
erately at the advance. ::
In this market barreled Pork was lower all
around in sympathy with the live Hogs All
market is still quoted dull. with ample. sup
plies.
heavy l0c for light medium. I2c for light.
1870 for extra light and 15G16c for sugar
fornia Hams 12a1215c: Mess. Beef s106
10 90 per bbl; extra Mess. $11911 so; Family,
S12612 so; prime Mess Pork. s14; extra clear.
S23: Mess SIT so; Dry Salted Pork. 9kc: Pig
Pork. $26; Pigs Feet. 50; Smoked Beef lac
per ID
compound and sIkc for pure: half BARRELS pure
s94c; 10-lb tins oAe; 5-Ib tins, 9ssc; 3-lb tins.
91ac.
OLENE-One half Earrel S%c; three
half barrels SIC: one tierce. S1sc; two tterces,
Sc; fve tierces, 75sc per ID.
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d. sUMMARY OF THE MHRKETS.

Wal-sfreei stock5 steady. Cotton lOtOer..
Local Stocks and Bonds dull and featnreIess
Sil0ev declines sharply. Exchange anchGMged.
Nay Bank CeGyings slightly bekiHd those OF last year
Wheat and Barley Failures lover Wheat Freights nominal
Oats qSet and steady. Corn and fr' Rye qnef
Flour and WiHstifs duh and feat1VeleSs
Hay still edSy. BrG, and Middkngs firm.
No further SayIatio,t in Beans and Seeds.
Potatoes continue TO decline under heavy offerings
Onions and Vegetables plentiful and the latter 7VeGk
Poultry and Game in sfffcient receipt.
StGUberies and Cherries acedk and The latter o0ePenEh
Oranges qaaet. Ne70 Abflcs the market:
Batter, Cheese and Eggs still in-large SUPPLY
Batter Cheese AVID Egg Exchange being organised.
Dried Frat Mats and RGisins qniet and unchanged
Provisions daV, 7t1fh Pork products iozoer-
AHOthey decline in Hogs. Beef and Mutton S0eok.
Wool 1sO5ing off bri5kly. Hides Steady Hops qH'et
Leather quiet and zUedk but no lo1ter.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

Hay is reported very quiet. with a weak
tone. though there is no further. decline in
Yesterday but was not sold.
Bran and Middlings continue firm, with
small offerings.
BRAN-S21Gf22 per ton.
MTDDLINGSE$27 50d29 so per ton.
SHORTS-$21G22 per ton.
FEEDSTUF FFS=Rolled Barley, $23d23 90
per ton; Ollcake Meal at the mill $50 5043f
jobbing, S32; Cocoanut Cake, $22q23; Corn
Menl S32G33: Cracked Corn, S32 50d33 so;
Mixed Feed $22923; Horse Beans. $30q40 per
ton: Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl
HAY-Wheat, $11G15: Wheat and Oat S11Q
13 so; Oat. $9@12 80; Wild Oat. STG10; Bar
ley and Oat, S7G11; Stock, SIqS; Alfalfa, SIG
~ sRTRAW-eo@soc RsR w per bale.
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Meat Market:

/. Hogs have again declined owing more 70 the
very light demand than to anything else Beef.
Mutton and Veal show further change wor-
thy OF note. All are in good supply and weak
and Veal still gluts the market.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-61kGTe for Steers and 506o per 10
for Cows
vEAIiLarse. slba7hc: small. sG9e per Ibi
MUTToN-Wethsrs. 7ase; Ewes 6148To
per ID.
LAMB-sS69c per 10.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6ta9S15c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered In San Francisco less so
per cent for shrinkage- for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. TLQS15cs Cows and Hsif-
ers 61l Q7c. thin Cows. 4d5c per lb
CALVES-4Q434c per ID (gross wefght),
SHEEP-Wethers, 3&Q4c; Ewes. 343ho-
per ID (gross weight].
LAMBS-S2 5OG2 IS per head
HOGS-Llve Hogs. 40 to 200 lbs, Sc;
over 200 lbs. 43zc; soft Hogs. nominal SoWs
20 per cent of; Boars 80 per cent on and
Stays, 40 per cent on from above quotations.