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The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-19
w. R. Sneed is up again after a brief

w. R. Sneed is up again after brief illness.
 J. A. Buell. now occupies the T. B. Leach property.
 Wash Benton was looking after busi- ness matters on Piney Wednesday,.
 Complete line of fishing tackle, any thing you want, at the Green Forest Drug Co.
 J. A. Young was up from Denver Thursday 50 he could talk to his wife on the telephone.
 Let us figure with you on wall paper. We know we can save you money. Green Forest Drug Go.
 Columbus Brothers and Miss Bertha Hubbs were married Wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents. Eld. Jno. Wells officiating.
 Hon. J. c. Floyd and Hon. Hugh A. Dinsmore will address the people here on next Thursday March 24, p. m. and at Eureka Springs the 20, p. m.
 Evangelist Mcdonald, V. G. M. of Indiana will preach in the Baptist church tonight (Friday) and over Sun day. The public is invited. Subjects: "the general judgement" "Divinity of Christi" "the glory of the church," "Over the line.''
 John Evans of Oak Grove lost his dwelling and nearly all the contents by fire Sunday afternoon. He owned the J. s. O'Neal residence. The fire originated in the upstairs and was beyond control before discovered. The Oak Grove telephone station was kept in his house. The phone and part of the kitch- en furniture was all that was saved. Nearly $100. in bills was also blrnei. 1 M. s. Coxsey is one of the busy can- didates this week. Mike has always kept himself informed on political mat ters but running for office is now ex- perience for him, but like everything else that he undertakes, he is leaving no stone unturned to get his candidacy for county treasurer before the people. MT. Coxsey is a splendid example of native self-made ability. He launched into the mercantile and stock business at Osage when mere boy. His tact, ; push and judgement proved him suc- cess, and thirteen years ago he moved his business to Green Forest and the firm of Coxsey Bros., of which he is the manager, has played no small part ir the growth of Green Forest and the de- velopment of the surrounding country There will be no doubt about the safety of the peoples money if it is entrusted in the hands of Mike Coxsey for tn, next two years.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-19
Salt by the barrel at Harden's.

Gall on H. B. Owens, near the depot, for dry goods and groceries.
 Mrs. Lee Smith was visiting in Eu- reka Springs the first three days of this week.
 Bert Lewallen is assisting J. D. Birkes with his work as agent and operator.
 County Examiner Cooper is holding the regular quarterly examination of teachers at Berryville.
 Miss Ruth Reeves went down to Gil- bert Wednesday to visit at the home of her uncle, Rufus Norris.
 Andrew Norris went down to Gilbert Wednesday to visit his brother Rufus, the agent there, for a few days.
 Dr. Poynor has made bran new resi- dence out of his old one by giving it a glistening coat of green paint.
 T. $. Phillips has just finished plant  ing 10-acre apple orchard, which will make him some good money in the com ing few years if he will only give it the proper attention.
 J. B. Reeves left Wednesday with three men for Marshall to begin work on the canning factory there. Those who went with him were Ebert Mcdowell, c. E. Foreman and James Tabor.
 Go to the New York Cash Store if you want first-class goods, such as dry goods, notions, tinware and stationery We have a nice new line of groceries which will be sold cheap for cash, We pay highest prices for chickens, eggs, butter and produce of all kinds.
 Mrs. Kizzy Jackson, aged 78 years died at the home of her son, Polk Jack son, in the south edge of town Sunday. She was a sister of Tho npson Ramsay, who died last week. She was the moth ! CT of Polk, James and John Jackson. Her remains were inferred Monday af- l ternoon at the Rule cemetery.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-19
Ties Wanted.

The c. H. Smith Tie and Lumber Co., will buy ties, oak posts, piling, poles and oak and pine lumber of all dimensions. Weekly inspection on all switches.
 w. J. Wallace, Supe. Eureka Springs, Ark. tf
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-19

Seed potatoes of the following varieties for sale at Harden'S produce house: Bliss Triunnphs,E Early Rose, Early Ohio, Peerless and BurbankS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25
Dried Fruits, ,NmS, ,RdisinS, Honey

The leading features of this market con-
tnue the unsettled condition of Raisins, due
to the fractional differences at Fresno, the
weakness in Prunes and Honey and the very
fair demand for Peaches All prices remain
unchanged.
FRUIT-Apricots. sAQ1O5c for Royals and
9Ql2c for Moorparks; Evaporated Apples Az
6c: sun-dried 3at1ac; Peaches 5G7he; Pears.
SG11Hc; Nectarines, nominal: Figs, white
3q4c in boxes; black. 4Ac: Pluuis pitted.
5qSc per lb.
sizes
RAIsINS-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices Standard grades, 50-lb cases.
crown Loose Muscatels SAC per ID:
3-crown, 5Ae; 4-crown. 6lkc: Seedless Loose
Museatels, 4Ac; Seedless fioated. 4hc: 2-crown
Malaga loose &c; 3-crown Malaga loose, 5%c;
Thornpsons. unbleached, 5Ec Layers. per 20
ID box-6-crown Imperial clusters, $3: 5-crown
Dehesa clusters 81 80: 4-crown fancy clusters,
81; 3-crown London Layers, 81 50; 2-crown
London Layers 81 20; usual advance for frac-
tional boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy 16-oz
package, 6Hc: fancy bulk cartons. per Id. 7hc;
choice 16-cz cartons. per 10. T1ac; choice I2-oz
cartons per package. 6Ac; choice bulk car
tons Id. 1Ac; 16-oz cartons, seeded Seed
lings Muscatels, per ID. &c; 12-oz cartons,
seeded Seedlings, Muscatels. per lb. sac; bulk
NUTS-Walnuts. No. / softshell 13A414c;
No 2 1l15dl2c: No. l hardshel 13Q13hc;
No 2 11611hc: Almonds 1lAc for Nonpa-
reiIs 111bc for I y L, lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Hc for Languedoc; Peanuts. 6d1c for
Eastern: Pecans 11G13c; Cocoanuts. 81 5GT5.
@9zc for amber: water white extracted. sd
SIC; light amber extracted. 4h@4%c; dark,
BEEswAx-27029c per Ib.
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Hides, T'aHoqo, Wool and Hops.

Hops continue quiet with the market rather
weak than otherwise. Contracts for 1904 Or
egons and Washingtons are quoted at 15d16c,
with hardly anything doing According to fig
ures published by Herman Klaber & Co of
Tacoma the 1908 crop consisted of lis. 600
bales as follows: California 80. 900: Oregon
IS 00o Washington. 80. 600. The total stock in
dealers ard growers hands March 3 1904 was
SO 600 bales as follows: California 5000; Or
eson IS 600: Washington. 1000. The stock in
growers hands was 2T5 bales California. COG
Oregon and 07 Washington while the dealers
held 1000 California. 10000 Oregon and 1000
Washington.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about H6IIc under quotations. Heavy salted
STEERS 91sc medium, SIC; light Tac: Cow
Hides Sc for heavy and 7Yc for light: Stars.
&c: Sailed Kip. &c; Salted Veal Toe. SaIted
Calf. lie dry Hides. 15ni6c: dry Kin. I3c. frv
calf 1Sc: Sheepskins. shearlings. 256730c each
short Wool 40G65c each: medium 70f7oOc. iong
Wool S1G1 so: Horse Hides. salt 50 ~ for
large and $2Go so for medium Il 25GI * ror
small and soc for Colts. Horse Hides drv
81 75 for large and 81 80 for medium siS51 *
Tor small and soc for Colts. Buck Skins4D-,,
MEXICAN. sic: dry Salted -rexican. ono. ar,
Central American. Bic Goat skins-Prime An.
eoras. 75c: large and smooth soc; medium
Arc, small. 20c.
'' 'TAIIOW-No. 1 rendered. f4Ha41kc nor II.
No 9. 3ihG4c: grease. 21k 93c.
WOOI-Spring clip-San Joaquin and Son+b
ern. IL months 9G11c; do months Saf10c
HOPs-24a2Tc per ID for California. 1909
and 11Ec for crop of 1904
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Receipts of river Potatoes continued mod
crate and as there was less old stock Offering
the market had steady tone with the best
lots meeting a good inquiry. Oregon Pota-
toes were quiet pending the arrival of tho
steamer Oregon which is due to day Oregon
Onions were unchanged with only fancy offer
ings receiving any, attention. A car sof Ne
vadans came In and was offered at 50 so and
So 65 per ctl
AS was expected the loss of the Rouldin
Island Asparagus crop had a strengthening
effect upon the market for that vegetable and
although receipts were liberal. aggregating
over 600 boxes all grades cleaned up we'll az
up in anticipation of lighter receipts and still
higher prices to- day Rhubarb was offarad
at easier rates the price at the shipping noint
having been reduced to 81 %. per box for the
best stock by the Growers Association tspp
Plant and Green Peppers from the South were
lower, but all the other vegetables stood
about previously quoted.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river-16
per ctl; River Reds. s161 10 per ctl: small
Oregon Burbanks for seed 9oc6si ner sicai. cai
Garnet chiles. S1@1 10 per ctl; Early Rose
81 4od1 co per ctl; Sweet Potatoes non,lnss luse.
new Potatoes 3G315c per Id.
egoa and So 5o03 75 for Australian; Green
Onions. 4Od50c per box.
GETABLES-Asparagus 1OG12hc per ID
for extra S60c for No. and 567c for No 2:
Rhubarb $161 so per box: Green Peas 4675c
per lb for Los Angeles and 4dD6c for bay:
String Beans. 12H@15c per ID; Tomatoes. 81 25
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25

LIVERPOOL
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-25
Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Gram and Professions.

CHICAGO March 24.-Even before the pre-
dictlons of the cold wave the wheat pit was
generally builish receipt of continued com
plants from many sections regarding the un-
promising appearance OF the growing crop
Spurred on BY firm Liverpool cables there
was active general demand at the start
Initial quotations on July were lower to IA c
higher, at S5as GS6c. Influenced by the poor
crop PROSPECTS shorts covered quite freely early
in the session. As offerings We're light, prices
steadily advanced. While quotations were
climbing upward the Weather Bureau pre-
dicted cold wave throughout the West and
Southwest. This announcement instilled
greater energy into the buying movement, con-
siderable damage being feared from the sud
der change Of temperature in the winter
wheat belt. An urgent demand for cash wheat
became an important factor in speculative
trading At S1i5c for July there was much
profit taking. and the market suffered some
reaction from the higher point The demand
however, continued good, and the close was
strong, with July al SIC. May closed at 94c
after ranging between 92c and 94%c.
With the help Of strength in wheat the corn
market resisted the efforts of the bears to
break prices. The close was firm, with May
at 52&sc and July at 49&G49%c.
Oats were rather heavy. despite the advance
In wheat. The close was steady. with May
at sAq3S5sc ana July at 3Tls lsG3TMc
y Provisions held firm throughout the entire
session. with offerings only moderate July
pork closed 7l4a10c higher, lard was up SC and
ribs 1l9d1Oc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL


The storm has moved rapdly over the
Sfnr-cs and row overlies the interUountafn re
-ior snow IS falling in the mountains and
The afternoon temperatures are but little above
the freezing point. Cloudy weather prevails IN
california although there has been a tenn
n1rarv clearing over the northern portion OF
The state The weather continues cool IN the
San joaquin and Sacramento valleys anc TINS
has slightly checked the rise in the rivers
The following maximum vino Fetocltlss are
r-a--~-fe9- VVf1nenucca. 26 miles southwest;
Carson. 2s south; MOdena. 30 south
The river condition is still serious N North
ern California, although there IS a prosper oL
4 siight fan Friday should, however, the
fernnerature rise suddenly. critical conditions
would follow because Of the large amount OF
snow in the mountains.
The following river readings are reported I;
Roberts Island Bridge. near stockton. -lSo
falling. a FAN Of , inches in the past eight
hours Stockton Channel falling; san Joaquin
Bridge 15e falling; Waterford, ieet' Isl-
inc. Colusa GAG falling; Marysvlle. lb. =,
faTfn1: Sacramento, 25.4. falling Red Biuh'
IA falling. 49,.
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. March .;
northern California - CLOUDY unsettled
weather Friday. probably showers silgntlS
warmer. fresh southwest winds.
Southern California - Cloudy, unsett!ed
weather Friday. probably showers brisk south
west winds. ,,uA 49,.
esr Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy. unset
lied vreat ther FRIDAY. probably showers iresh
A G. McADIE. District FOrecaster-
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$; wool Bags. s2ea5c +;

July: San Quentin s5 25; Wool Bags. S29Soe;
Fleece Twine. 71sGSc. -
linston. $; Seattle, SO SO: Bryant. Sc 80; Bea-
yer Hill. So: stanford. 81; Roslyn. 81; Coos
81 30: Cumberland. $13 in bulk and S14 25 in
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egs. S14:
Welsh Anthracite Egg. $l3 welsh Lump.
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
tain descriptions. $11 40 per 20O0 IDS ana w 80
per long ton. according to brand.
oILS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add DC: Linseed 49c per gallon for boiled and
4Ic for raw: Castor OIL in cases, No. 4 iVc
and 4sc for raw; China Nut. 6ca1oc per gallon on
Cecoanut Oil in barrels. 5Sc for ceylon and S9c
[or australian: extra bleached winter Sperm Sperm
Oil, Soc; natural winter Sperm Oil. Sue extra
bleached winter Whale OIL. Csc; natural W naIe "a
Oii. soc: extra winter strained Laru Oas ~
No. Lard Oil. e0e: pure Neatsfoot OIL. toc' s,
45c; dark Herring Oil. 4Sc: Salmon OIL, sSe !
boiled Fish OIL 40c: raw Fish Oh. 3Sc; boiled
COAL oIIEwater White Coal on. in bulk.
lac; Pearl OIL. in cases. 20a4c; Astral aoiS
Eocene. 2sl5c; Deodorized Stove Gasoline. In
bulk. Ice: in cases. 22he: Benzine. N bulk.
13c: in cases. 1911c; S6-degree Gasoline In
TURPENTINE~s4c per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 70
t1Sc per lb; White Lead. TQT1ac. according 70
quantity.
sUGGR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
GSy. psRy quotes as follows per r. in iSCe ssss
Powdered. 550c: Candy GranuIated. $500:
P ofsa snapg to s F, Py S
Beet Granulated QO0-1b bags only). $500;
Confectioners' A, 5,40e: MaEnolis A. Sc:
Extra 3d G. 49Oc; 9O GoidsI lem Sc more
boxes. soc more: 50-lb bags. 1Oc more for all
kinds. Tablets-Half barrels. 5;9oe: boxes.
No orders taken for less than seventy i've bar
rels or its equivalent.
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, Ne9O York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March 24.-Tin was a little
easier in foreign and local markets to-day.
In London there a decline of 12s Sd TO
s129 los for spot and of los to el29 los for
futures. Locally the market about 5
points lower. closing at SOS 1920 1215
Copper was firmer in London spot being un-
changed at 95S. but futures were 2s Cd higher
at e67 15s Locally prices were a shade
higher with lake at $12 S712 ala, electrolytic
SIP 1912 S7A and casting at $12 80 "a d12 75.
Lead advanced 1s Sd to e12 6s I'd in Lon
don. but was unchanged here at 465c
Spelter advanced 2s I'd in London to &22
locally.
Iron closed at 52s Sd in Glasgow and at ABS
Sd in Middesboro. Locally iron is unchanged.
No. l foundry Northern $15G15 so; No 2
foundry Northern $14 50d15: No. l foundry
Southern and No I foundry Southern soft.
S14q14 So
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Poultry and Game.

The expected car of Western Poultry did
not arrive. having been delayed en- route, but
it was reported close at hand and will prob
ably be marketed to-day. Receipts of do
mestic light and there was continued
firmness in fine large young stock. while
scraggy old BOOSTERS and small Broilers were
weak and lower. There was a good demand
for Game and most kinds were quoted higher.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 16G1Sc per II; ;
Geese per pair, $2G2 rs: Goslings, S2d2 IS: 7:
Ducks 50 5oG16 so per dozen for old and So 500
80 for young: Hens, $6 5097 so for large and
$5 5Cef6 for small; young Roosters. $T6S;
old Rcosters, s5G6 Fryers, s6G8 80; Broilers.
S5d5 so for large and SO 50G4 so for small
Pigeons, 81 25ll1 so rer dozen for old and 50 rs
az so for Squads.
GAME-Gray Geese 1898 90 per dozen:
White Geese. $1G1 30; Brant, So for small and
SO for large; Honkers, $465; English Snipe.
So so: common Snibe. 81 56d1 T5; Wild
Pigeons, 81 so; Rabbits. 81 50d2 for Cotton
tails and S19l 25 for Brush; Hare 81 25q1 30.
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Afternoon Session.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following the sales the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday
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Butter Cheese and Eggs.

There were liberal receipts of Butter late in
the forenoon and in the afternoon there was
considerably more the market than for some
little time past. Prices showed no change one
way OF the other, but dealers reported the
feeling rather easy than otherwise.
Cheese drags along without change and
stocks still excessive.
Receipts of Eggs suddenly dropped to s34
cases. against 1877 the day before, which was
quite shrinkage The result was firm and
slightly higher market, though the advance is
believed to be temporary. Prices are now so
high for this time OF the year that the cold
storage spectators are beginning to feel the
necessity for caution and going more
slowly though they still buying in the
country for this account. Sales of extra choice
store Eggs were reported high as 2Oc
though 1t takes pretty good store Egg to
bring this figure.
Receipts were 81 300 lbs Butter. S34 cases
Eggs and 15, 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 2212c
for extras 21q22c for frsts and 1S42Oc for sec
or1ds; dairy. 15Q2cc: store Butter. nominal;
cold storage, 20G21c for extras. 1sQ1sc for sec
onds and l86i8c for lade-packed.
CHEESE-s11 G9c for good to choice new
and 7GSe for lower grades; Young Americas
9%d1oc Eastern. 15q16c; Western, l4qloc
per ID.
EGos-Ranch. 2oQ22c for fair to choice;
store, lSN2Oc per dozen.
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STOCK MARKET.
Rather More Animdtion on tts
Local Exchanges.

There rather more doing on the local
exchanges, and the Stock and Bond Ex-
change there was a further advance In Ha
waiian Commercial to $40. while California
Wine was 1rmer at S91 so Spring Valley
Water was lower at $40 and Mutual Electric
at So so. Bank Of California sold at S427 so,
an advance.
The feature on the OIL Exchange was the
activity in OIL City Petroleum at 40G 45c.
against CSC bid at the close Wednesday.
The other oil stocks stood about the same.
with sales Of Twenty-eight at SO.
The mining stocks were higher. with Opbir
selling up to IS ST14 Con. Cal. and Va. 10 50
Mexican TO 50 20, Union to 92c. and on
There was a rumor that the ODhir would de-
clare another 25c dividend along toward the
end of the month. The company has received
$11, 455 from the sale of four more railroad cars
of ore, and there four more in process Of
sale.
The Crown Point Mining Company has levied
an assessment of 10c.
The Oustomeh mine at Grass Valley has de-
clared its first dividend of cents per share,
amounting to S12 500 the 250. 900 shares OF
capital stock.
The Aztec Oil Company has declared divi-
dend. OF &c per share. amounting to $470O. pay
able March 25
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Nc70 York. Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 24.-Cotton futures
closed steady. "a points up
Ne1v York Grain and Produce.


NEW YORK, March 24--FLOUR-Re-
ceipts 33.s67: exports. 951s. Dull.
WHEAT-Receipts. $1,000 bushels Spot,
firm. No. red, 81 O6 f. o. b. afioat No.
Northern Duluth. 81 05 (. o. b. afoat Options
opened steady fine weather West. and
quickly rallied on predictions of a cold wave.
Bulls dominated the market all day. which
closed 11sM1Ac net higher. May closed at
&c. July closed at 92 9-16c, September closed
at Shhc
HOPS-Easy.
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-Stea6y.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady. No invoice,
6Ac. Mild, steady Futures closed firm, 5dt1 o
points higher Sales. so. 500 bags, including
April 5.40c: May 5.5O95. 60c July, 570d5. soc /;
August. 590c; December. 625G835c.
SUGAR-Raw, firm. Refined steady
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market is
meeting with a good demand and the ruling
tone is firm. Common quoted at 465c;
prime 5l9qo%ci choice, Ga @61Ae; fancy, "a
115c.
PRUNEs-continued quiet and easy in tone.
with prices ranging from 3Ac TO 6Ac.
APRICOTS-Are still in light supply and
rule firm. Choice quoted at g1h@l0c,
extra choice at 1oA 1015c. and fancy at II
G13c.
PEACHES-Are firm. Choice are quoted alta
7A@711e, extra choice at 71sGsc and fancy
at 91s6I0c.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-News continues scarce. 1t is not
often that this great market continues so quiet
and featureless everywhere it has been for
weeks past. There is. however nothing to
cause any commotion, the supply all over
the world is plentiful. Chicago is doing some
daily huctuating but II is wholly due to local
manipulation. The Cincinnati Price Current
says that the past week has been favorable
ane that crop prospects in the Southwest are
improving The outlook in the Ohio Valley is
unpromsing, however, and Indiana and Illinois
are sending in crop damage reports.
This market is steady and well held, but
the millers arc now well supplied for the time
being and are not buying as freely as for
some time past Futures were higher yes
terday.
California Club. 81 42Agl 4TA California
White Australian. 81 52&G1 60; Northern
Club, 81 42lzG1 As; Northern Bluestem. 81 52h
al STA per ctl.
Session to 1880 a. m
bss.as.r bsy 'h i s.s 81 4 4. sI i sis 'H 4 ss
p. m. Session.
May 8 apsP sPx ,f ,HfA IA 81 F9Y aG& ;f Gf'sis :ss.
BARLEY-The air was full of reports and
rumOrs of large foreign inquiries again yes
terday How many of them are bona fide re-
mains to be seen. There was definite sale
of 1900 sacks to arrive at 81 15. and another
transaction, also said TO have been actually
Japan. The latter was done during the fore
noon OtAer reports, not confirmed, however,
but which excited a good deal of inquiry and
guessing. were that England in the mar
ket for 10 600 tons and that Russia had sent
requests Tor quotations on f60O0 tons. OF
course such reports as these naturally tend to
harden the market and strengthen the views
of holders so the situation is very firm again
in spite of the weakening influence OF the
rains and both CASH grain and futures were
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. $1 1S3 al 10; Shipping and Brewing,
81 171sal 20 Chevalier. 81 15Q1 25 for fair
to choice.
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open High. Low. Close.
December 9Sy ~ ~ oo4 o0a i CO.'S / o6s
D. m. Session.
Open. High. Low. Close
May 81 IL 81 IFS 81 IL 81 11b
December -. OF G1 OF OIL
OATS-Rather more activity was reported
yesterday and a sale of 1000 sacks Of Red at
81 80 reported. The feeling continues
firm.
White. 81 2716G1 37h Black, 81 25@1 55
Red. 81 25Q1 35. Gray 81 S215 per ctI.
CORN-Dealers quoted firmly held market
yesterday, with nothing new in the situation.
Western sacked. 81 3T15 for Yellow 81 IS
for White and 81 27hql 80 for Mixed; Cali.
forna large yellow. 81 40Q1 45 small round
do 81 5OG1 55; White, 81 40q1 As per ctl;
Egyptian 81 45G1 80 for white and 81 2TsG
l 80 for brown
RYE-s1 3OQ1 321A per ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-$1 1872 per ctl
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Meat Market.

All descriptions remain unchanged though
Hogs are very firm, with light receipts
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows
BEEF-7@sc for Steers and 614G1c per III
vEALr-Large. sGS1sc: small sGoBc per III.
MUTTON-wethers 9@g10c: Ewes sa9iSc
per ID. ...
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 79skc per ID
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Tbe following quotations are for good sop,+
Iiyestock delivered in San Francisco leas RI
ner cent shrinkage for Cattle ~
CATTLE-Steers. S69c; Cows and Heifers
7sfsc: thin Cows 4q5c per Id.
CALyES-4d41sc per ID (gross wefght
sHEEP-wethers, 4H65c; Ewes 4I.SI41sc
per 10 (gross weight).
LAMBS-5h@6c per lb. Z
HOGs-Live Hogs. 140 TO coo lbs. 5n66c;
over 200 lbs 5SsG5Ac: soft Hogs. Az a5Kc:
Sovs 90 per cent off: Bears. so per cent off
and stays. 40 per cent off from above quota
tions.