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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19

We learn with grief that George
Washington Jones, the colored barber,
is going to take in his sign and leave
Hometown because the income from his
shop will not support him. Nothing
makes a town look more citifled than a
barber-pole and this action on the part
of Mr.. Jones will give our metropolitan
ideas something of a Jolt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19

We understand that Mrs John Ho-
mer, wife of Farmer Homer, eloped
with windmill man one day last week
and that her husband has gone in pur-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19

Some one left the doors of the First
Baptist church open after pdayer, meet
ing last Thursday evening, and next
morning two cows were found in the
sacred edif1ce- We have long contend
ed that it was far from metropolitan
to allow cows to run at large in the
streets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19

Mrs. George Williams, on of the
leaders of the four hundred in Home
town, gave a molasses candy-pull last
Friday night and all of her guests, of
whom we were one, united in declar-
ing it one of the most recherche affairs
of the century.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19

Doctor James Albert Berry.
Specialty-Diseases of the nose, throat
stomach and intestines. 725 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19
HOMETOWN HAPPENINGS.

An editor in New York and another
in Chicago had their overcoats stolen
last week. Thank heaven, we have
had none to steal for these last ten
winters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-19
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. Eugene H. Ware goes to Law
renee tomorrow to spend a fortnight
visiting friends.
Mr.. John Robb of Swanwick. Ill,
who is here for the Delta Phi banquet
tonight, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mum
ford.
Miss Mary Kent and Miss Margaret
Kent will go to Wamego tomorrow to
attend the District Christian conven-
ton being held at that place.
Mrs. Albert Purdy leaves tomorrow
for a weeks visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. Grover Taylor of Kansas City
will arrive this evening to attend the
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Unlisted seeuritie.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
SALES
Morning Session
California stock and OIL Exchange

Street
100 Santa Cruz Portland Cement. 80. 20
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, June o2-The wheat market dis
played considerable strength today, despite the
fact that trading was light and included little
outside demand. At the close wheat was
@&c higher; corn was B@Ac advanced
o,t Oats, Oats were up 1s@ssc and provisions were
The wheat market opened quiet and steady,
despite the fact that Liverpool cables were
lower and the weather in this country was
highly favorable to the new crop. Many specu-
iators were evidently of the opinion that the
market had become somewhat oversold in
ucipstion of the lower prices that were
pected to follow the strike of the telegraph
operators Shorts were active buyers this
account at frequent intervals throughout the
session. good demand for cash wheat was
reported report from the east and there were addi,
reports OF the appearance of rust in Missouri.
The harvesting of the crop in the southwest
Is being delayed. and it is believed that serious
made. September wheat opened shade lower
to u shade higher at 94J5@94%c sold between
94& @90$c and closed strong at 9515 @95Ac.
The corn market was strong all day partly
In sympathy with wheat and also because of
the large sales for export yesterday. The ex-
ceptionally fine growing weather for the crop
was ignored as bearish factor. The crop in
many sections is reported as making up lost
time with great rapidity. September corn
opened a shade lower at 53Ac sold between
5314 G03Ssc and closed strong at 5316c
Green bugs were numerous in the oats mar
ket and as result prices were strong all day
The green bugs reports came from Indiana and
river offerings throughout the day were light
and inadequate TO the demand. September
opened opsI cd a sc lower to a shade higher at
strong at 3s34 @3STc
The trading in provisions was light and
prices were steady on covering by shorts and
In sympathy with the grain market At the
close September pork 71ac higher at S15 90:
higher at Ss67H
The leading futures ranged as follows:
i~h
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butter. Cheese and Eggs

The market for strictly fancy butter is show
ing more tone and such stock is cleaning Up
better than for some weeks back, but the I'm
provement Is due TO the fact that the proportion
of extras in the daily arrivals is steadily becom-
ing smaller and is not the result of any increase
still pursuing hand to mouth policy, taking
just about enough to tide them over from day
to day. and business in shipping channels Is
spasmodic and Of small volume All grades of
creamery goods below extras are in good supply
and lack the steadiness shown in high grade
stock.
Receipts of eggs are running light and consist
largely of low grade stock. which Is merely
steady, while strictly fine extras In limited
were marked up 1c to 23c dozen yesterday.
Cheese IS in sufficient supply and just about
steady.
The following sales were made on the ex-
change yesterday:
Butter-10 cases of extras at 25c and 20 at
2412c.
Eggs-1o cases of extras at 231sc. 20 at 2215c
and 40 at 23c.
Cheese-25 new first fats at 125c.
Receipts were 2S 500 lbs butter, 42, 700 lbs
cheese and 705 cases eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers on the floor
of the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras, 2415c per lb,
steady; do frsts. 2316c, steady; seconds, 23c,
steady; thirds. 221ac. steady; packing stock
firm at 221ac for No. 1 and 22c for No. 2.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats, 1910 per
lb steady; hrsts. 121ac. steady; new young
eastern storage fancy, 1Sc, firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, 23c per doz,
Arm; frsts, zoe, firm; seconds, iSc, firm; thirds,
lie, firm.
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Potatoes. Onion. and yexetablea

There was not the least change in conditions
or prices in the market for potatoes and onions
yesterday Receipts continued light, snJ. al
though business of the usual light Saturday
proportions supplies were closed out Without DIFF
hculty. The shipping business in new potatoes
is very light at the moment for the reason that
after the home demand is supplied there Is very
little stock left for export.
Yesterdays arrivals of miscellaneous vegeta-
bles were heavy, the receipts of everything ex-
cept asparagus, rhubarb and peas showing A
marked increase. Cucumbers. summer squash,
tomatoes and beans all lower, and large
lines had to be held over. Stocks of tomatoes
were Durdensome and included cOnsgnments from
various California growing sections, Mexico, Mis-
slssippi and Florida The Gamers were still pay
ing from &c to &c pound for asparagus and Sc
cured practically all Of the arrivals. Peas were
neglected and the quotations were largely nomi-
nal.
Potatoes (per ctr--Oregon Burbanks, $2@2. 40;
eastern Burbanks $2@22 %; eastern rurals, 81
giS5; new potatoes, So. 50@3 for early rose and
$2F5@3.25 for white
Onions-New red. $2.50@275 per sack; Aus
tralian, S3@3. so per ctl
yegetables-Asparagus. T@10c per ID for gen.
erai offerings and 1i@13c for extras; rhuba.b.
Sl.2ooal.9 per box: green peas. 4@41ac per ID;
tomatoes, crates $1M150 boxes 90c0$1. .25;
string beans, 3@5c per lb: beans, 306c per
ID; summer squash, 75c@S1.25 for small and
S2.2o@2I5 for large boxes; egg plant, - per
Ib; green peppers, 25@40c per Id; cucumbers,
7oc@S1 for small and 81 % a. so for large boxes
garlic, 81 q5c per lb for new; cabbage, $1.75 per
ctl; caulihower, 50@75c per dozen; turnips. SIG
LOO per sack; green corn, 25@40c per dozen.
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extra star, zoe; Elaine. &c; eocene. 1ec; stove
gasoline in bulk IT15c, In cases 24cs No. j en-
gine distillate, iron barrels drumss SC; no.
do 61hc, cases Size more: benzne. in bulk 1213e.
in lee; s6 degree gasoline, in bulk, SOc' IN
cases 36c.
Turpentine-S3c per gallon In cases and I613c
in drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per bbi of $50 lbs-E, $7.35; +. $I.4os
G, $I.60; II, s7.T0; 1, $3.50
Red and White Lead-Red lead, S15 99c per
Id: white lead. S6S1ac, according to quantity.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes as follows. terms net cash- Cubes A.
crushed. 5.6Oc powdered, 5.45c; candy granu-
lated, 5.45c; fine fruit or coarse granula5eo:
5.35c; beet granulated (100 ID bags only, DOC,
confectioners' A. 535c: magnolia A, 4.95c; extra
C. 4.S5c: golden c, 475c; ID, 1850; a. and T..
crystal dominos, S75c; tablets, half bbls. o-SSe;
half bbls 25c and boxes soc more per 100 lbs for
all grades. No order taken for less than 20 par
rels its equivalent
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centrifugal, 9s test, s.71@3.75c: molasses sugar,
2.96@3c. Refined steady; No 6, 60c: No Z,
T. 55c: No. s, 450c; No. 9. 4.35c; No. 10. 435c
No. IL. 4.S0c: No. II. 425c; No Is, 4.2oc; no.
IA Also; confectioners' A, 4.SOc; moid
5.35c: cut loaf. 570c; crushed 5.10c; powdered,
5.10c; granulated, &c: cubes. 5.25c.
Coffee-Futures closed steady, net unchanged
Sales, 16.500 bags, including June, o30c; July
520c; November 5.20c; December. 525c; Marcf
5.35c; May, 5.35@5 4oc. Spot coffee easy; Rio.
6Lc; No. Santos, 7ssc. Mild coffee quiet;
Cordova, 5@12Lc.
DRIED FRUITS.
Evaporated Applcs-Steady; choice SAC;
prime, 715@7%c: poor to medium, 6@Ic.
Prunes-In moderate demand. at AZ a@1212c for
California fruit, and 5as @10c for Oregon.
Apricots-Easy; choice of spot, 20@21e; ex-
ira choice, 81 022c; fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches-Firm; choice. II u M12c: extra
choice. l215 @13c; fancy, 13@1315c; extra fancy,
14@141c.
Raisins-Firm; loose muscatel. So @10c; seed
ed. IN Q12c; London layers. $1.50@1.6o
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Morning Session
Board
So, 900 Pacific Electric Ry 5s..........1 .102. 90
Street =
$1,000 United r r Of S 4s....... So. 90
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET

Oats. etls .........................
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Dried Fruits. Rais,n-. Nut. and Honey

All descriptions rule firm. owing to the short
crops and small supplies, and the high prices are
obtained without difficulty. Mail adyices from
New York say:
"Some pending negotiations with Europe In
yoIying spot prunes were expected to be closed
late in the day and some further inquiries from
there were reported but there was less apparent
interest among home buyers. 1t developed yes
terday however, that the business done in spot
California prunes within the past few days fT
both foreign and home consumption covered some
35 cars of which about two-thirds go abroad In
future California prunes there appeared to be no
sellers of Santa Clara stock at less than a &c
That price. however, does not seem to have been
psid vet by local BUYERS at least. Outside prunes
of the 1907 crop are not offered very freely at
present quotation of 4Ac (. o. b. bag basis
on Sonoma 40s to 90s resulted In sales of one or
two cars. Oregon Italian 1907 prunes are offered
from few quarters and the lowest quotations
heard Yesterday &c bag basis on 40s and
3aIc bag basis on smaller sizes (. o. b. coast"
Fruits-New aprcots, 20625c; old. nominal;
or new, 9h @12hc; pears nominal; prunes,
size basis 3A @4Hc: large sizes. 4hG5c. Flu
ture deliveries of the 1907 crop are selling to
packers at Az @4%c per lb. size basis
Raisins-Nominal practically cleaned up. Quo
tations for the 1907 crop are 81 @9c for seeded,
6K "a &c for loose muscatels, 81 @1c for seed
less sultanas, s1.40@1.50 for London layers and
$2@l3 for clusters.
l61s GSIsc: ne plus ultra, I6@1sc; brakes, I3,h
6l4c: Languedocs, 13i2 914c; hardsheu. 9@10c.
Wanuts, jobbing prices-Softshell. 15@16c for
No. 1 and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts.
5@sc per Id.
candied, 5hc.@
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE, MARKETS

Wall street stocks very dull Cotton to Il points lower
Business the local stock exchanges almost stands
Silver and exchange rates show little variation.
Local bank clearngs about 81 last
Wheat and barley dull with previous quotations ruling
still declining with large lines pressing the market
Beans firm, with less animation in lmas.
Hay weak with the under grades lower Feedstus unchanged
Potatoes and onions unchanged Vegetables very plentiful
Poultry weak, with large stocks still unsold
Eggs 1c higher. Butter and cheese unchanged.
Fresh good Saturday demand Navel oranges
Dried fruits and raisns maintain their high prices
Fresh and cured meats show further variations.
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Everything Neglected, With No Fiucfu-
ations Worthy of Note

Three thousand dollars IN bonds and 10
shares of stock comprised the business on the
stock and bond exchange yesterday There
were no variations worthy OF remark.
The Comstock mining shares were also tame
and listless, with all quotations about as on
Friday.
1t was one of the very dullest days In the
southern Nevadas since the Organiza ton OF the
board. Aside from advance in Daisy. due TO
the purchases of the principal stockholder, there
features calling for comment. Nar1a-
tions as a rule were slight and 1T was. a very
tame closing to the week The telegrapherS'
strike undoubtedly contributed more less
TO the lack of business, but the market was
dull anyhow, aside from that factor.
There is continual talk among the brokers
that the fasteners are holding on to their
southern Nevada stocks, which makes II ex-
tremey difficult for the local shorts to make
their deliveries. II this is so, short selling will
soon become hazardous and unpopular.
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New York Cotton Mark
NEW YORK. June 22-Cotton futures close
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK. June 2.-Flour-Receipts, $3.50:
exports, 10000. Dull but steady; Minnesota
patents, $5d5.40; Minnesota bakers, $3.50m4 10:
winter patents s450@5. 90; do straights, 81 30Q
g. 40
wheat-Reeeipts. s2.soO; exports. 81,
sales, 1,S50 600 Spot steady: No. 2 red, 81. 77
elevator, $3.50 f. b. adoat; No I northern
Duluth, S1.OS +. Q. b. adoat; No. . hard winter
$l-00A T. o. b. ahoat.- After some opening ir-
reguiarities wheat turned stronger in the morn
ing on unfayorsble German crop news and reports
Of DELAYED harvesting in the southwest Last
prices were &Qkc net higher as follows: June
Si:0OA September 81 0l X December. 81. .03 sic.
Hops-Quiet; Pacific coast, 1906, Sdl1c; 1905.
Wool-Steady; domestic fleece, 3I037c.
Petroeum--Firm; refined. New York ss A.
Baltimore $40; do in bulk. s4.95.
Sugar-Rau 6rm; fair refining, 3.2I03. 35c:
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
ANp GoLpFIELp sTocKs

Regular Session-9:30 to 1880
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Chicago was several fractions higher
on bulish crop news. This market showed no
choice milling grades showed no disposition to
make any concessions.
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81. 50@1- 521a: do milling.
lower grades of California. $1.20@1 40; northern
club. nominal; northern buestem, 81 G0@a1. 81 y
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES.
1880 a.. m. session.
December-S1 .043s
Barley-The past week was very dull in this
market and business was so lfeess that on sew
erai days there were really quotations and
the trade had to guess at values. Yesterday
CASH BARLEY.
Good TO choice feed, spot $120. with most
holders asking S1.22h; common to fair, Sl.1o@
I111s per ctl: brewing and shipping, ST. u a
l.211a per ctl; chevalier. S120@1. 40 per ctl.
FUTURES.
10:30 m. Session.
December-$I "a
Oats-The Generalization in this market was
still more pronounced yesterday. Whites We're
could be had at S1.421a Some $500 SKIS sold at
81 .40@1 .421a. There are very few reds on the
market now, and they in the hands of Job
bers, who are asking $1.40 for the best. There
are no blacks here
Good to choice red s1.35@1. 40: common to
fair S1.3o@1. 1.32K white, $1.30@1 .421a; black.
nominal; gray. nominal.
Corn--There is nothing new in this market.
AS matter of fact, there IS no market, for
there is nothing here.
California small round yellow, S1.55@1 60;
large yellow 81. 50@1 .55; white, nominal: west
ern state sacked yellow, guaranteed dry, S1.50@
1.55 spot and S1.50 TO arrive: mixed. to arrive,
81 47Aa white Egyptian, s1.35; brown Egyptian.
Rye-s1 .45@1.5o per ctl for California and
81. al 40 for Utah.
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GeneraI Mercbandj.e

Bags-San Quentin. rye: grain bags, june
July, SIC; wool bags. 42la @475ac..
Wellington. s12 per ton; New Yelling
ton, $12 Beaver hill. $40; Coos bay, $40; Rich
mond Sl2; Cumberland, $14 in bulk and SIG IS
in sacks; Welsh anthracite. s15 coke. SIT per
ton in bulk and $40 in sacks; Rocky mountain.
nominal
OiI-Quotations for barrels. Linseed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and SOC for raw. &c
more; castor oil. in cases, No. 1, Toe; Bakers
AA, cases, 81. .2S@1- 80; lucol SOC for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut cases. $4,000 per gall
7o@73lsc for No. and 671s @71c for No. q ac-
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. CSC; natural winter sperm oil, 65c; natural
whale OIL 55c; extra winter strained lard OIL
S5c; No. lard OIL ESQ., pure neatsfoot OIL 75c;
No. neatsfoot oil. 5715c: herring oil. 4oc; sal
mon oil, 35c boiled fish oil. 35c; paint oil. 35c-
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white coal oil,
from tank wagon, 10@f1c; special. do 121sc;
pearl oil, in cases, lie; astral. 17c; star. lie:
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Hides. Tal,ow, Wool and Hon,

Hides-CulIs and brands sell about H@1c un-
dor quotations Heavy salted steers lie: me-
diums IOc; light, 1oc; COW hides. 1Oc for heavy.
I0c for light stays. &c. salted kip, 101ac; salted
veal 14c: salted calf 141kc; dry hides, I9Mc:
dry kip, 19c; dry calf, 24c; sheepskins, shear.
iings, 2o@5oc each; short wool, 5o@s0c each;
hides. salt s393.5 so for large and 81. 5oCdS for
medium sl@Ia5 for e5 osns5 small hOrsehdes dry
dry Mexican, 3715 @40c; picked do. sec; dry salt
do 30c; Mexican dry hides, Ice: dry salt do, Ice
pickled do, 1Sc; goatskins, prime angora, 75c: (:
extra large do. s1.5o; large, soc; medium, soc;
small, 25c.
41ac; grease, 2@315c.
Wooi-Spring clip: Northern bright, 20@2fc;
Mendocino, 21@25c; middle county, 176l9c; San
Joaouin 140l16c for free and 12G14c per Id for
Hops~Choice. sQ9c: prime. 7@7Hc; common.
5@ec per lb. Contracts for 1907 CROP sh011c
per lb.
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weekly Bank Stnfemenf

NEW YORK, June 22.-The statement OF the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold s.. .626, GOO more than the legal
requirement. This is an increase OF Sill .975,
as compared with last week. The statement
follows:
Loans. 81 134, ,352. 500. decrease s., ,403. 100.
Deposits 81, ,1O6. $50. 600; increase, 10000.
Circulation, So, 434 GOO; decrease. S42. 500.
Legal tenders S74. .OS1, coo; increase .05l. DOL
Specie. $2OS 290 500: increase, 81. .755, ZOO
Reserve, SOS. .2ST. 100; Secrease. STI0.GG0.
Reserve required, S2T6. 500; decrease, ST.
So. .575.
Surplus, IS, ,626, COO; increase, $1.II1.9T5.
tx United States deposits, SlS 500, S25; In
crease, sii35, $50.
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Hnx and EeedstuG.

Feedstuffs continue weak. though prices show
no decline. Hay is weakening under liberal re-
eeipts, and the lower grades such as new wild
oat and volunteer. lower. The receipts yes
terday were ] ,345 tons. including ia cars.
The circular of Scott & Magner says:
1.-The arrivals of hay for the week have been
400 tons, the largest in any one week for some
months
weeks have had their effect on the market and
prices are somewhat lower down the line. Con-
siderable of the hay offered during the week mas
moved Off very slowly. even at reduced figures.
Considerable concession has had to be made to
obtain movement.
Transportation by rail from the main hay
centers has been a little heavy recently.
small fleet of vessels has been engaged in bring
ing in hay from the various bay points. Both of
in arrivals.
New hay has been coming forward more free
", being shipped the Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe, as well as by boats. Some Is now be-
ing piled up in barns here This is the first
time have had accumulation of hay for
many months.
There has been no. heavy line of purchases
of the growers are felt to be much in advance
of what the crop conditions appear to warrant.
1t may be some time before definite trading
basis is established.
alfalfa hay has continued to be in light sup
ply and the market remains quite hard.
"Straw continues scarce. and. while the de-
mand for this article is very slight. the market
readily takes whatever is offered of good quail
Bran-s2o0Q22 per ton.
Middlings-S21 $50 per ton.
Shorts-s2o. 5o@22. so per ton.
Feedstufss-Rolled barley, $2TM2s; mixed feed
S21 @24; oilcake meal, nominal; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills s26 in 10 and $3.50 in 5 ton
lots; jobblng, s27; corn meal. $50; cracked corn,
ton; meslfalfa, s2o.5o:: !obbing; ssI.5o.
wheat, sls@21; other grades wheat, s15@17;
so pnd cat S9@eo tsSs 0at Sa@2o wiS
1850; stock, ss@1O per ton.
Strsw--60@90c per bale.
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Meat Market


There have been further changes in quota
tions for some days The market is well sup
nIied and the demand Is neither heavy sharp.
DRESSED MEATS.
slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-61a@7Ac per lb for steers and 5h0
615c for cows.
VeaI-6h @Shc for large and s1z@s14c for
Mutton-1o@1o1sc for, wethers. s@1oc for
ewes.
Dressed Hogs-11 y Q12c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers, No. L, Sc; second quality "a
TIC; third quality. 6@61ac; cows and heifers.
707ihc for No. l. second quality &c, third quail
ity SIC; bulls and stays. 3@3hc-
Calves-5c per lb for light. 415c for medium
and 31hc for heavy (gross weigtt).
Sheep-Wethers, 5@6c per ID; ewes. 41a@51sc
(gross weight
thanksgiving, 6@615c.
Hogs-1o0 to 200 lbs. 715c per lb; 200 and up
ward, 6h @7c; boars 80 per cent, stays 30040
per cent and sows 10@20 per cent OF from
above quotations
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prnVfat0n&

The week closed with all conditions as before
stated The supply and demand about balance.
Cured Meats-Bacon, 151sc per lb for heavy.
G17Tc for extra light and 19@21c for sugar
cured: dry salted sides. 14c: bellies. 145 G15c;
eastern sugar cured hams. 17@1l1ac; California
SO 30: family $40; prime mess pork. S24; extra
clear. $27: mess $25; pig pork, s2s; pigs feet.
SIS; smoked beef, 14c per ID.
Iard-Tierces quoted at 9%c for California
compound, 9%c for eastern compound and lie for
pure; half barrels, pure, 12Ac; 90 ID tins, 12kc;
10 n fins, 124c; 8 ID tins. 2%c: 3 ID tins, 1Sc
Cottolene-One half barrel, &c; three half
barrels, 11Ac; one tierce, 11Bc; two tierces
lie: hYe tierces, lO%c.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

keep them running for months yet. There is the
usual local. coastwise and island business put
the oriental export trade is quiet. The feeling
is firm.
Flour-California family extras. $5.2o65. 10
net, without discount; bakers extras, $5. .2o@
5.45; sHperine, 81 10@4.30 Oregon and washing
ton, per Dbl, s4.9o@o20 for family and 81. 25@
400 for cut of.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, discount follows: Graham -four
So per 100 lbs; rye -four. $40; rye meal 50. 90
rice -four, 720; meal, S275; extra cream
do, s.. 40; oat meal. $40; oat groats, s4 80;
hominy, So 40@3.60; buckwheat -four, "a; cracked
wheat $3.50; farina, 40; whole wheat four
So. 20 rolled oats, bbls, $Gd7.2 in sacks, Sc SO
@675; rolled wheat, bbs $3.50, in sacks So so;
pearl barley $40; split peas, boxes, Sc; green
peas, So per 100 lbs