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The daily Alaskan., 1904-11-09
ROOSEVELT SWEEPS
 THE NATION
[Continued from Page II
ILLINOIS

Cbieago. Nov. Roosevelt, for pres ident and Deueen, for governor, have carried Illinois by plUralitieS exceeding 10000.
 Chicago, Nov. S-The state chairman of the republican committee claims that Roosevelt has carried Cook county by 5000 majority, and the state by lIO,OOO, The figures for Deenen' rep, for governor, the same.
 Chicago, Nov. S-7lO precincts, Roosevelt III, ,243; Parker, 54,lO6; Debs, socialist, 22,3ls.
 Chicago, Nov. S-The vote for Debs, socialist, in Chicago will probably be 5000. The fact has caused a decided sensation in both the republican and democratic ranks. and is a subject Of general comment.
 Chicago. Nov. S-lOO precincts in the state outside of the City of Chicago give ROosevels IS, ,236: Parker, 7O25.
 Chicago, Nov, S-National Com mitteeman LOwden has Jelegraphed tO Cortelyou that the republican majority in Illinois will be 100000.
 CALIFORNIA
 San Francisco, Nov. S-ROOSevel, has carried California by a larger majority than Mckinley did four years ago, The republicans claim seven Of eight congressmen Bell, democrat, fro a the Second district, is running ahead ot his ticket.
 San Francisco, Nov. S-Nineteeu pre- cincts give the repub icau electors 4444: democratic, 2O3j.
 It the present ratio is maintained, Kahn and Hayes. republican, will be elected to congress, defeating Liver nash and Vim, labor union and demo- crat,
 San Francisco, Nov. S-Bspoyts from various counties received at republican beadquarterS show Roosevelt has car ried the state by 3O,0OO aJ least.
 San Francisco, Nov. 8 -Twenty-three precints outside Ofthe city show Roose' welt 4,6S3: Parker, 2,&55. Votes from southern counties vii, show a demo- cratic majority.
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MISSOURI

St. Louis, Nov, S-The republicans now claim to have carried the city by T,5OO majority.
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VIRGINIA

Richmond, No. S-The democrats have elected nine congressman out ot a total of 10. Campbell Steep, rePubll- can, has been elected to congress from the Bristol district by 1900 majority.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

Sioux Falls, Nov. S-Sena-Or Kit fridge claims that the republicans have carried the state 5000.
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UTAH

Salt Lake Nov. S--At the democratic hesdouarters it is conceded that the state will go for Roosevelt by 5000 majority. At many points it was the heaviest vote ever boiled.
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Salt Lake, Nov. S-At republican headquarters 1t is claimed Roosevelt has carried the state by 10000.
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MONTANA

Butte, Nov S-SlOw count indicate 8 that Montana will go for Roosevelt. Silver Bow county has not reported.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-17
Dried FrrGts, Nuts, ,RaisinS, Honey.

Reports Of decreased output of Honey this
year are multiplying and the market Is show
ing more tone The Ventura Democrat says {:
For the first time in the history OF Ventura
County the Honey crop this season is an entire
failure, and that Characterization applies TO
welI-inforned bee assert that the whole
of Southern California viii not produce for ex-
port scarcely a carload OF Honey. About all
the bee-rdisers in this section are feeding their
bees TO keep them alive. and there is not much
hope Of betterment in the situation until the
flowers bloom again with another year"
FRUITS-New crop futures-Apricots, TdSc:
Peaches. 5Aq54c per Ib. Old crop-Apricots
SG10c for Royals and 9612c for BIoorparks; ;
Evaporated Apples. Az acc; sun-dried. 394I5cT
Peaches. 7qSc; Figs white. phase in boxesI
black. 4Ac; Plums pltted 5dT15c per ID.
PRUNES-1903 crop. 2q2%c for the four
sizes
RAIsINs-F o. b. prices Fresno for 1908
crop tsuoJect to change without notice. are as
follows: 50-lb boxes-Loose MuscateIs 4-crown.
&c per ID; 3-erown. 41sc; 2-crown. 4c; Malaga
loose, 3crown &c: 2-crown 3%c; Thompson ;
seedless, 4c; seedless Sultanas, SIC; Seedless
Muscatels. 34e; do ioated 3kc; Seeded Rails
ins. 1907 cartons fancy. 5ac; choice, 5Ac;
12.oz cartons, fancy, 4lse: choice. 4ssc; in
ters. So Dehesa. 81 so: fancy, 81; London
Layers. 3-crown. 81 35: 2-erown. 81 25
NUTS-Walnuts. No. 1 sOftshell 13H614c;
No. 2. 11hG12cs No. 1 hardshel1. 13d13i5c:
No. 11q1lA Almonds. HE for NOnpa-
reils 1113c for L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Ac for LanguedOc; Peanuts 697c for
Eastern: Pecans, 11G13c; Cocoanuts 81 50G5.
HONEY-Conb. I1hq12lkc for white and
1Qd11c for amber; water white extracted SO
&c; light amber extracted. 4hg5ci dark,
3hd4c.
BEEswAx-27d2sc per ID.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts Of State Eggs are falling on. but
this decrease Is largely offset by free and in
creasing imports OF Eastern. so the net result
remains about the same. The feeling in ranch
Eggs continues easy and those dealers who are
looking for 4 decline are letting their goods
go at 1s91c below the top quotation Others are
stil holding at pc, though the latter nsuFs IS
more extreme than il has been. Store Eggs
are meeting with less demand, as buyers are
taking the Eastern in preferences.
Rather more steadiness in the finer grades or
Cheese Is reported. and shipments to the Orient
are increasing somewhat Receipts. too, are
lighter. and there IS much less congestion than
Tor several months past In regard TO the de-
crease In production due TO the establishment
OF condensed milk and evaporated cream plants
at different points the trade say that producers
are finding better returns by delivering their
milk To these factories than by making il into
Cheese. hence this new business viii tend 70
reduce the production OF Cheese from now on,
though the effect on the output is thus far
small
Butter remains precisely as before. the mar
ket being literally supplied but steady
Receipts were "a 200 lbs Butter, 123S cases
Eggs and 46, 500 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 1si5dl9c
for extras and 1T1AGisc for irsts; dairy, 169
inal
CHEEsE-sas1kc for good to choice new
and IQI1ac for lower grades; Young Americas,
9q91ze; Eastern. 1214q14c; Western. 11g12c
per ID.
EGGS Ranch. 2Oa2sc for fair to choice:
store. 16q19c; Eastern. 19G20e for hrsts and
16hG1Sc for seconds
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Oregon Crop Bniietin.

The report OF Edward a Beais. section d.
rector, United States Weather Bureau f0r the
oregon crop Bulletin Tor the week ended June
Is is as follows.
The week has been dry and too cool for rapid
growth Except IN the coast counties and a
few localities IN the Wfllamette Valley rain
IS badly needed for late crops Fall wheat and
barley are heading nicely and promise good
Yields. Early sowu wheat. barley and oats are
doing fairly wei. but late grain Of all
snds is making slow growth and without
uuely rains VIII give unusually light returns
be nights have been too cool for corn Frosts
--urre1 Oh several mornings but they did no
rarn except east ot the Cascades. where il is
reported that tender vegetables were killed in
20 teu exposed localities
Esying is well started and the first crop Of
AHA Lss generally been secured with yields
f-1Fe ire average. but meadow hay is not 50
-csDE and q short crop Is Indicated nearly
everywhere in the Willamette Valley and
southern Oregon Psstursge continues good on
--c ranges stock Is ia fne condition. and the
toT Of milk ia the dairy districts is excel
l-lt.
Hops potatoes. feld onions, sugar beets and
gardens are growing slowly and. although in
r-ll or rain. have not yet suffered seriously
trr sck 0f moisture.
Straw berries and cherries ripe and of
tz-r-le-- quality. Apples are doing well but
rezrz rrlneE and peaches are uneven, In some
laezuties being good and in others almost a
- ai-l-c.
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Dried Frsit ~ NesU York.

Late mail a5yioes from New York say; "Ac-
eor5ine "a telesrsus from The Coast there is
no disposition among shippers 10 urge sales Of
new crop peaches tor AuEust-Septeuber ship
renr al the opening prices. since the crop
turning out much shorter than eEpected-
some holders have raised their cuoesrfo1s-
Il Tar as can BE- learned no orders for future
are going our from this market Spot stocks
~ peaches are pretty closely cleaned Up.
t1ere being hardly enough left upon which 70
r1z- quotations There Is some talk OF future
an-ico-s. but il does not appear 10 have crys-
ra Iized into business Some brokers report
- of 1908 santa clara prunes 20 country
ull ers the basis Cf 2iac 4. %. b. but az the
same time offerings are made on a lkc basis
"a thout bringing business from local job5ers.
TIE latter who give any attention 70 future
supplies appear 90 -hink that n % basis il
EicE enough new crop. but bids Of that
figure submtrtcd 20 the coast have been turned
down Neither spot n0r future California raj
SINS are receiving attention. There Is some
doubt felt that this years crop viii be con-
rrolied ty an association. IN which event il is
he -leTel that very low prices viii prevail Cur
rants are very firm and as a result of the re-
cent deFelopmeu-s considerable speculative in
euirE was noted yesterday. Buyers views were
shade below those az holders and. = the lat
rer would not make the concession no business
resulted
Private advfces from California state that
tau-ner elTery is rrTuer owing 70 the short
crop Mr. John Gillian received wire yes
-ercay from The Ernst LuehniuE Co Of san
j 0-e lusrrucrlng him % take nc further orders
-or r1e-r peaches except a. an advance OF
half cent ca ell grades and varieties
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Lower cables, liberal
receipts in the Northwest and generally favor
able weather caused an easier tone in wheat
at the start initial quotations on July being
down Isc to &C at s4% %dS45sc. Shortly after
the opening a good deal of long wheat for
September delivery sold for account Of
defunct firm whose failure was announced last
night. As result the market for that option
was quite weak. As soon as the pressure on
September was removed sentiment became
much hrmer. Foreign crop news was bullsh.
The drought in Roumaria was still unrelieved
and a report of the Russian Secretary of Agri-
culture claimed that cold weather and drought
had caused serious damage TO crops, especially
winter wheat. The news from Russia, how
ever was practically the only .bullish news
advces of a bearish character soon caused a
reversal Of sentiment, resulting In a gradual
decline. Selling developed on a reported in
crease of about 10 per cent in the Canadian
acreage and excellent weather conditions in
the Northwest. From S51tc July steadily re-
tember closed at 79Ac.
Small receipts and estimated arrivals to-
morrow were influences that held corn firm,
Notwithstanding the weakness OF wheat. The
market closed at about yesterdays final
figures July opened unchanged 10 IL lower
Smallness OF receipts in comparison with
Yesterdays estimate had a strengthening in
huence on the oat market July opened at
393sc to S91sc. closing at 39l3c.
Provisions were active and strong on an
urgent demand from shorts. Small receipts of
hogs was one Of the main factors in the stda-
tion. Realizing by packers was a feature OF
trading The market closed we'll toward the
top with September pork up 2215c at $12 sTl1:
September lard was up 1Oc at 81. and ribs
were 10Gf2Ac higher at 81 45IT AZ Il.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen High Low Close
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Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-The foreign markets showed little
change, The Russian Minister Of Agriculture
drought and cold weather and says that the
general crop is below the average
Chicago was lower, with the longs disguised
and unloading their Wheat
The Chicago Trade Bulletin says the aggre-
gate supplies Of bresdstuffs credited to Europe
In all positions on June L were 26,340, 600
bushels more than reported June 1. 1908.
and II, 500 600 more than on June 1, 1902.
Some authorities estimate reduction OF 1OO.-
600. 600 to 100 100000 bushels in the Wheat
crop OF Europe There is little doubt that
Russian. Argentine and Australian shipments
will begin to diminish soon and 1t IS consid-
cred that then the absence Of American sup
plies will be strongly felt The crop in the
bushels which, with the light carry-over and
the increased home consumption, viii allow
barely 100 Goo.0oo bushels for export.
In this market there was heavy selling OF
December by active operator who was put
ting out short line. and the sales on the
morning session alone were about 1000 tons.
The sentiment was bearish and the tendency
downward. The cash Wheat was easy.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 27h91 IS; California
White Australian. 81 521ad1 5715; Northern
Club. 81 SoG1 40; Northern Bluestem, 81 90
al 55 per ctl.
Session to 80 a m.
December 9Rss ss 81 Hsh q 81 L2T 27 81 pi2ss ss
D. m. Session.
December-s1 2I1s.
BARLEY-There continued frmness in
the cash grain on account OF con, 1ued light
receipts. and the demand fair. Futures,
however, were weaker.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 0fAaI o3%; Brewing. 81 o591 10;
Chevalier. 81 0215d1 10 for fair to choice.
FUTURES.
Session to 1880 a. m.
Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. 96 961s 95% 95s
p. m. Session.
December-95&c
OATS-The Government Manila contract is
still hanging fire. but the award is looked for
at any time now. The market shows no change,
being quiet. A sale of new Red at 81 1T15 was
reported yesterday.
White. 81 409l 45: Black. 81 2O61 25: Red.
81 20q1 3oi Gray, nominal. New crop red
81 1OG1 20 per ctl.
CORN-The situation remains as before
quoted, the tone being steady and the demand
fair with moderate receipts.
Western sacked, 81 5O@1 IS for Yellow.
81 471391 5215 for White and 81 45d1 80 for
Mixed; California large Yellow. 81 SO; small
round do. 81 55d1 90; White. 81 SO per ctl;
Egyptian 81 321sdt 421a for White and 81 ESQ
80 for Brown.
RYE-$I 3oQ1 321s per ctI
observation-disclosures at 81 1892 per ctI
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

UyqH-etrcet Stocks irregular, zgith strong close.
Torobah Stocks sin selling hea1y Other local Shares dull
Si5enf of S75coo in Gold and Siiuer Coin to HonoIHn
Slight carnations 5a Silger and Sterling ErcJlaHge
Lrgs local selling Of Wheat 5cifh the bearish
Barley firm under continued liz ht receipts
Gozeryyneut NaniIl order f0y Oats still naa7oaded.
Carr and Rye steady at prevlons quotations.
Hav easy and quiet and FeedStHfs firm.
Lima Beans continue to Advance sI01gly
Butter and Eggs ample supply and unchanged
Cheese market slio1ving rather steaduesS
Reports OF a short output OF II orey multiplying.
Continued talk OF ad0aHcing Bacon and Lard
VeaI higher under lighter receipts Other Meats unchanged
Canned Frat Association announces prices for 1904
Ne7v Potatoes still firm, 7eith good demand for shipment
Onions and Vegetables continue in large snfNy.
Poultry aid Game quiet and teattTecSS.
Decidoa5 and Citrus Frrs abdaHt at normal prices
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Hides, Talloau, Wool and Hops.

Mail advices from New York City say OF
Hops: The feature was the receipt OF cable
advices from England saying that crop pros
poets were less favorable owing to increase
of verrnin, although washing was reported as
having good effect; prices were reported show
Locally there was a steady market and small
sales were reported made Of Pacfhcs at 25c.
Advices received from the Coast reported sales
of 200 bales Oregons at 24AG241Sc- Contracts
were reported being made on the Coast for
1904 hops at prices ranging from II 1ac TO
1910. limited business was transacted with
brewers, especially in the Western section OF
the country. -
HIDES AND sKINS-CulIs and brands sell
about sole under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers. 9iac: medium, SIC: light. Sc; Cow
Hides Sc for heavy and Sc for light: Stays.
&c: Saltedi Kip. Sc; Salted Veal 10c. Salted
Calf. lie: dry Hides 16c; dry Kip. 13c: dry
Calf, 1sc: Sheepskins. shearlings 25f30c each:
short Wool 40G65c each; medium, 100000: long
large and S2d2 so for medium. 81 2561 rs for
small and SOC for Colts. Horse Hides. dry.
81 rs for large and 81 so for medium. SI81 25
for small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican 30c: dry Salted Mexican 25c: dry
Central American 306321ac. Goat Skins
Prime Angoras. T5c; large and smooth. soc;
medium 35c: small 2Oc.
TALLOW-No / rendered. 4Ad415c per ID;
No. 2, 31s64c: grease. lzQ3c.
WCOL-Sprfng Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
cino, 17619c; San Joaquin and Southern II
months 1Od12c: do months. 9611c per ID;
Middle Counties 13d17c for free and 12d15c
for defective: Northern 1661Sc for free and
14616c for defective: Nevada. 13Q16c. accord
ing to condition.
fornia, 1908. For crop Of 1904 the nominal
quotation Is DOC
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General Merchandise.

5eS5riG woai h.Es Bass sss sss. sSR 9R;9s F%tas
CoAL--welinston. IS per ton: New yelling
ton: IS: Seattle, S6 so. Bryant. So so, Beaver
6In' 50 so; stanford, 81; Roslyn. 81. Coos
81 so Cumberland. s13 in bulk and s14 25 in
sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg Sl4:
Welsh Anthracite Egg. S1S; Welsh Lump
SlI 90; Camel. IS SO per ton. Coke SI1 50G18
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. S11 As per 1000 lbs and s12 50
per long ton. according 10 brand
OlLS-QuotatiQns are for barrels; for cases
sqa 9c' Linseed. 49e per gallon for boiled and
sc 4l0 LOT raw castor on. in cases. No. 1. T0cs
BAKERS "A. 81 1901 L; Luc0l. 45c for boiled
and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. 6215 dS0c per gal
lon COeoanut Oil in barrels, 5sc for CeyIon and
SoG % ior Australian; extra bleached winter sperm
Oil 6Sc; natural winter Sperm OH. 63c: extra
bleached winter Whale Oil 57c natural Whale
OIL. 52cs extra winter strained Lard Oil 75c;
No. Neatsfoot on e8c: light Herring on
42c; dark Herring OIL 4Oc; salmon OH. 34cs
Paint on. 9Sc; raw Paint Oil. SIC.
COAL. OII-Water White Coal OIL in bulk
Star. zoe: Extra Star. 24c: Elaine, 26c;
Eocene, &c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline in
bulk. 16c: in cases. 2215c; Bsnzine in bulk.
13c; in cases. 19l5c; s6-degree Gasoline, In
bulk. 25c; in cases Bic
TURPENTINE-S1c per gallon in cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Rsd Lead. TA6
!s4e per 10; White Lead. TAQ7%c. according
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per 10. in IOO-Ib bags:
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed 95c:
Powdered. 5-SOc; Candy Granulated 5. soc; Dry
Granulated, fine. 5.T0cs Dry GranuIafed. coarse
o IOc: Fruit Granulated 5.7Oc; Beet Granu-
lated 0OO-lb bags only. 5. 6Oc: Confectionery
a, 5.IOc: Magnolia A. 5.3Oc; Extra c, 5.20c;
Golden c. 5.10c; ID" SC; barrels. 1Oc more:
half barrels. 25c more: boxes 5Oc more: 5O-lb
bags 10c more for all kinds Tablets-Half
barrels. 6.2oc: boxes. s. .45c: H & e Crystal
Dominos, STOc per 10. No orders taken for
less than seventy five barrels or its equivalent
CANNED FRUrT-The California Fruit
Gamers Association announces the following
opening prices for the 1904 pack.
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STOCK MARKET.
c Continued Large Transactions in
the ToHobah Stocks.

Activity in the Tonopah stocks continues the
only feature on the local exchanges business
otherwise being dull There is something doing
IN well known bonds On ne Sfocx a1d HI
Exchange but shares are still neglected. The
oil stocks continue very quiet
California Powder Works has declared the
usual monthly dividend OF so cents per share.
payable June 20
San Francisco has declared semi-annual dvf-
dend OF IL sper cent on the preferred stock,
payable July 1. an increase OF 4 per cent over
the rate previously paid.
The Northern California Power Company has
declared a monthly dividend Of 5 cents per
share payable June 25
The Honolulu Plantation Company has levied
an assessment OF IS per share. delinquent
July 2s.
The San Francisco Union Salt Company OF
Alameda county has levied an assessment OF
cents per share. delinquent July Il
The assessment OF 10 cents per share. Just
levied BY the PotOsi Mining Company. viii be
Delinquent in Office July 20.
The Sierra Queen Gold Mining Company OF
Nevada county has levied an assessment Of
cents per share delinquent July II.
Lightner Mining Co. OF California. which
bas been paying monthly dividends OF Sc per
share on the 20th. will. IL is stated. probably
pass the dividend for June.
California Fruit Gamers Association has de-
clared dividend OF 50 cents payable on the
goth.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation has declared
a semi annual dividend OF 81 on the preferred
stock. payable July I.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

New Potatoes continued firm under a steady
demand for export and local consumption and
prices of white had further advance The
receipts were more liberal than on the preeed-
ing day but the market cleaned up we'll very
little stock being left in first hands at the
close. Onions were plentiful and prices were
without quotable variance.
Vegetables arrived freely and prices Of sew
eral kinds were lower. Peas and Asparagus
were scarce and firm. surplus stocks Of the
former being taken by the Gamers at 41kd5c
worth quoting as there are very few coming
in and they poor. Tomatoes continued to
decline under continued heavy receipts and
String Beans were generally of poor quality
and lower. Lima Beans appeared from the
south and sold at l5c per pound
POTATOES-New White, 81 50G12 10 per ctl !;
Early Rose, 81 50d1 20 per ctl; old Oregon
Burbanks. S191 35 per ctl old river Burbanks.
90c9$1 per ctl.
ONIONs-Australian Yellow. 81 25G4 so per
ctl: new Red I5QS5c per sack; new Silver
skins, 81 25d1 30 per ct.
vEGETABLES-Gree Corn, 81 25Q2 per
sack: Asparagus 41a6Td per Id; Rhubarb e5@
T5c per box; Garden Peas 4c per lb; String and
wax Beans, 2d5c per ID; Tomatoes. 5O990c per
hox or crate for Los Angeles, I5cq$1 for Mexi-
can and S1n1 Is for Mississippi; Summer
SQUASH. 75Q90c per box for southern and 81 so
m T5 for bay: Cabbage 81 per cti; Carrots
81 25 per sack; Cucumbers, S5c6$1 per box for
NarysviIle and 50 25G2 so for bay; Garlic, 40
&c per 10: Egg Plant. 5G1Oc per ID: Dried Pep
pers sG1Oc for sun-dried and 12hd13c per
Ib for evaporated; Dried Okra 121aG15c per ID:
Green Peppers from Los Angeles, 56Sc per
IN. from sacramento. 1O712Iic: Marrowfat
SQUASH jobbing, at 1A42c per ID.
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for Cows.
NEAL-Large. 60T55e: small T15d9c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. 1s97c; Ewes, 515G6l5c
per ID
LAMB-7dsc per 10
PoRK-Dressed Hogs. 6156s1Sc per 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock. delivered in san Francisco. less so
per cent shrfnkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers 71aNSi[c. Cows and Hsif-
ers 65547c; thin Cows 4d5c per 10
CALYES-4d4Ec per 10 gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers. ga 63Lc: Ewes %. 73o
per ID gross weight)
LAMBS-s2 25d2 so per head.
HOGS-Live Hogs 40 to 200 lbs 4st
200 to 250 lbs 41ac; over 25O lbs Axe. sort
Hogs, nominal: SOws. 20 per cent on: Bears.
80 per cent on and Stays. 40 per cent OF from
above quotations