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Shot and Killed former Senator Arfhu,
BroqDn of Utah in Washington hotel for
refusing to marry her. Held on murder
charge.
Killed Dr.. Thomas Butler at Monticello.
Mss. for boasfing of alleged relations
qvith her. Found guilty of niansiaughter.
Killed Dr.. Benjamin Harris of Chicago in
ioepyer's office because he says pictirn
zvrecked his home IN Amigo. Wis. Case
pending.
Tried on charge of numbering William, T.
Mieriar of Chicago IN Empire hotel. Me
man had promised to marry her. Was
acquitted.
Killed Stanford White in MeqD York Roof
Garden Theatre, alleging White had
ruined his 4uife, E1etyn Nesbh Thazu.
Murder trial pending.
Tried and acquitted of Iii ing Caesar
Young. a booknrake-. in a cab IN Nequ
York. Had LfOed eDHh Young, a,ho 1vas
married.
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newspapers.
And oh, the pity of it! Pity for liv-
ing and dead! But pity most for this
deadly disease spreading over the land
like a plague, which laughs at the
decalogue, the holy lessons and the
life and death of Jesus Christ, In
voking the hideous and defiant plea
of "the higher law"
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Recent Cases Involving the SoCalled Unwritten Law"
Mrs. Anno Bradley

Mrs. Ann0 Bradley
Mrs. Angie BirdSong
4 moSa 6. Campbell
Lucille Mcleod
Harry II. Thotl
Nan Patterson
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GeneraI Nferchanill.e

~ BACS-Grsin Bags. June-July. sNas%c;
Voc, Bags osikc for 9Th and 4ac for Alb.
;. CoAL.WellIngton. SO per ton; New Vel
Richmond s12; Cumberlsnd. s14 in bnik and
xl6.25 in sacks: Camel. s12 per ton: WEIGH An.
thracite SIS; Coke. SIS per ton in bulk and
SlI In sacks: Rocky Mountain nominal.
OlI-Qnotations for barrels. for cases
n2c for raw; Castor OIL in cases. No. l. Use:
Bakers AA. cases. s1.2s61 30; Lucol. 50c-fns
boiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut. cases s56
voc per gallon: Cocoanst OF: In barrels. Csc FOR
winter Sperm oil. Csc: natural winter Sperm
Oil. Coo: natural While OIL, 55c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil. SIC: No. Lard OIL. CSC:
pnre Nsatsfoot OIL. 75c; No. / Neatsfoot OIL.
Fish Oil, arc; Paint OIL 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. FTC.-Water white
Goal OIL from tank wagons. 10M11c. special do,
sxac; Pesri on In cases 17c: Astral. lie:
Star. 1Ic: Extra Star, DOC: Elaine. 28c Eocene.
a 5sc: stoys Gasoline IN bulk. 17ke: IN cases.
24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate iron barrels OF
Grums SC; No: do. 615c: cases. 6thc more:
Benzine In bulk. 12lsc; in cases, lee; S6-degree
Gasnl,ne IN hnlk. 30c; in cases. SEC.
TuRPENTrNE-aac per gallon in cases and
SIC IN drums md iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead gE791hc
per II: White Lead. sGshc according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com.
pany quotes follows terms net cash: Cuhes
A, Crushed and Fine Crushed. A. soc: Powdered
465c: Candy Grauulated. 4.65c: Fine Fruit and
Coarse GRADUATED. 4.55e: Beet Grannlated no
Magnolia A. 415c: Extra c. 4-o5c: Golden g,
3.a5c: ID. 3.s5c: II. & F. CRYSTAL Dominoes
7.b5c: Tablets. half -bbls. Bose: boxes 530c par
h. Barrels and 50-lb BAGS 10c. half-bbis csc
No order taken for less than rs barrels or lis
equivalent.
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Bulifror District
Alliance $500. 14lHomestke Conf ~ I 80
Amargosa g 03IHomestake Ex. 81
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Dried Fruits. Nuts. Ra,sins and Honey

Raisins and Prunes continue very firm in East.
ern markets, with an increasing demand for
advces from New York: .'Evidenee of return
ing buying interest was presented yesterday by
purchases of prunes on the spot and for ship
mont from the coast. The demand came chiefly
from those out-of- town jobbers who have COM
pleted their annual inventories of stock and
now inclined to make provision for the approach
ing consuming season The orders for spot goods,
While fairly numerous, were small as a rule and
served to increase the feeling of flrmness among
holders. There Is little stock in the hands Of
growers. who are reported to be turning down
bids of 2s c from packers. The latter generally
S14c basis for 5os and az 63Ise basis for 40s
In assortments. It Is said TO be difficult if not
impossible to buy straight 40s now at any price
California Raisins the spot moving slowly
but holders are prepared TO wait for the demand
and decline 10 make any concessions, and that
also IS the position assumed by sellers of goods
for forward shipment from California Seedless
varieties are scarce in all positions and prices
have an upward tendency; Forxseedless musca-
ton goods to be shipped from the coast.
Thompsons seedIess and sntanas are so scarce
reties the spot market is firm at the advance
noted yesterday. Imported Raisins are dull and
somewhat nominal. "
MANIFESTATIONS. 15@lsc per III; Evap-
lsc; Pears, 9@121sc: Prunes 4-size basis. s@
RA1sfSsls Seed s @ Riees Loose Muscatel,
lively. seedless sultanas.. &c: Thompson seediess
si.s5: London Layers. 2-crown. S175 Clusters.
$3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and $3.50 for
fancy
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareils i7K@fskc: I
x L. 49, @1sc; Ne Plus Ultra f6@f7c: brakes.
1871 @141sc: Languedocs. 1915 G14c; hardshell.
15M16c for No. 1 and l2@15c for No. 2: hard
shell. lac for No. l and i1c for No. 2; italian
isS per per III f for bright comb and
13@15c for amber: do. extracted. 6K@7hc for
water white and 5k06c for amber.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
FIXTURE Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE grain situation a.
Minneapolis and Duluth swayed prices upon the
local exchange during the greater part of tie
day. Early la the session prices here were firm.
but when prices in the Northwest declined values
here followed to q considerable extent. News
of the day favored the bulls. The worlds ship
ments show n decline in exports from Russia
compared with last year. while shipments from
America continued on liberal scale. The brunt
of tie selling pressure fell upon July delivery.
which was sold by pit traders upon the theory
that the growing crop will probably be dam
sged by cold weather. The principal demand
came from shorts. The market closed easy. with
prices near the lowest OF the day. May opened
k6Ac higher at T62s 70 765sc, sold of to
762s and closed &c off at 761sc-
Trading in the corn pit was quiet and the mar
ket was weak because of the prospect of an in
creased movement. The market closed easy
MAY opened unchanged at $3.50. sold off to 49,
@434c and closed at 43ss @4314c, shade lower
fO- the day.
Oats were firm and the trading at times was
active. May opened a shade to lsM &c higher
at $685. to 3essc. and held within that range,
the closing being k@Ac up at 36%c
Provisions opened easy selling caused by q
Sc decline in the price of live hogs. the market
rallied on active buying by packers and the mar
ket was strong for the remainder OF the day.
The market closed strong. with May PORK 25c
higher. Lard was up 15c and ribs i5c higher
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Los ANGELES, Jan. 14-Members of the
believe is a victory over the Butter Board Of
Trade. At the meeting Of the Butter Board of
nrce was declined fs zoe for local whirb -
the official price established earlier In the week
by the Produce Exchange. Receipts. Of butter
over Sunday totaled only Il. 775 pounds net. and
IL is now being asserted that. in view OF the
return Of the storm. the market does not Justify
the low price. However. on account of the
fight between the two organizations. IL is not
believed that either viii attempt TO advance
The egg market developed no new features
Receipts over Sunday totaled only lbs cases.
this morning were ample FOR the demand and
the price was not cha aged.
There is a brisk demand for Early Rose seed
potatoes. Good stock commands about zoe a
hundred less than Highlands
Receipts Of green vegetables were large to-
day and the market eased of 10 Ace for bunch
tuce. Celery IS unch aneed- cranberries are in
too large supply and dealers stand to lose
heavily The market has declined to 50 for
fancy. with the cheaper grades selling down
All hsh are scarce. particularly the small va
Reccipts.--Eggs rs cases, butter 1874 pounds.
potatoes G5f sacks.
case count 32Ac: Eastern fresh. zoe; Eastern
storage 276eSc; Northern 3Oc.
BUTTER-Prices fer 32-oz squares f30-oz
squares are 2lsc lessl: Extra local zoe; valley
6I19@10c; coast. 62W6I1ac; Eastern storage,
81 Y @00c; short eight storage (lS or. 55@C0c;
CHEESE-Northern fresh, 1Sc: New York
cheddars. 1Sc. twins le31c: diaries, 1sc; North
ern storage. I5szc: Wisconsin Cheddars. lie;
twins. lie; Longhorns 1S12e: Lirnburger. 15hc:
Young America. Use: hand. 19c: Swiss imported
2615c: Anchor large. lie.
POTATOES Highland fancy. Siao; choice.
81 ST. Salinas. So Watsonvflle 81 s5a1 90;
Idaho Rurals, s190; Colorado. S1.9o; sweet po-
tatoes. s.. 5od3. %: Idahos. 81 rs.
OSI0SS-Northern Australian S1-1061.I 10:
choice. s0c9$l: extra fancy: 81. 40: Yellow Dam
vers. 81 20d 1.30: Oregons. 81. 25@1.35.
POULTRY-For stock in good condition deal
pay live weight as follows: Hens light. lac I:
heavy. 14Iac: young ROSTERS. Ice: flyers. 16c
broilers. 1Sc: old BOOSTERS. Sc: turkeys local.
l5@lIc: young toms. lie: hen turkeys. be-
geese i9c: ducks. 12c: SQUADS So Selling
prices to the trade: Hens. ice: young ROSTERS
20c: fryers zoe. broiers. 22c; old ROSTERS 11c:
turkeys local. live. 17@1Sc; local. dressed. pc
geese. 1sc; ducks, 19c; squads. $3.50 doz.
BEANS-No. ] pink beans. new crop, 50. $50
. so: Lima. 4lsc; Lady Washington. 81. G50
3-25: small whites. s.. 25@3.35; Garyanzas
81 2514. So
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Dull and listless trading was still the rule in
the fruit market, as the rain kept most buyers
away during the early morning hours and what
few were around were limiting their operations
to the filling of small orders for routine wants.
Receipts of everything continued light and there
were no changes in the equations worthy OF
note. Picking has been restmed in the Orange
groves of the south, but the shippers expect TO
be busy with back orders for week or more,
so It is probable that receipts in this market
will be light for some little while.
CRANBERRIES-Esster seas per Dbl. 4
APPLES-Faney. s1.3511.50 per box for New
town Pippins, 81 % for Spitzenbergs 81. Is
0i;50 for other red varieties and Sl@1.25 for
Bell1owers; common to choice. 50cGSl per box.
PEARS-Winter Nells, $2@225 per box;
other varieties. $1@1.50 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
s2.5o@8 for fancy. $1.75@2. Is for choice. and
Sl@l so for standards; Seedlings. 75c@s1 3:
Lemons. s2.50@3 for fancy. s1.50a2 for choice
and 75c@$1.25 for standard: Grape Fruit. S3@
$50 for seedless and $2@2.50 for common; Lines,
$3.50@4.
TROPICAL FRUITS = Bauanas. $f@2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and seas for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, s3@5 per dozen.
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and is gradually working into better snape'
Fancy new fats made fractional advance. II.
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter, oVVV IDS
Cheese and 465 cases Eggs
The following were the official quotations a.
established by the sales. bids and oners on tne
moor OF the Dairy Exchange: =.
BUTIER-Fresh creamery extras; 81 a5s per an ID:
urn; do frsts, 34c, firm; seconds, zoc mn ~ ,
packing stock, firm at 2115e for No. l ana zlc
Tor No 2; Eastern extras. 3oc. steady; 90 nrsIs'
Csc. frm Eastern ladle extras, 21Nc, arm.
Storage goods-California extras, soc, urn
nrsts 27l5e. firm; seconds, 25c. firm; NO; 90. l
packing stock. 20iac, Arm: Eastern extras, &c,
firm; Eastern ladies, arm at 21Zc for extras
and q &c for hrsts.
CHEESE-Fancy California, new mats, 1884
per ID: firm; frsts. 12c. weak; new Young Amer
icas, fancy, 15c, steady: frsts. 14c weak; East
ern, fancy, lie. hrm Western, fancy. 15e. nrm
Storage goods-Fancy California fats. 1S7sc.
weak; do frsts 13c. weak; fancy Eastern, l61ac.
nrm: fancy Western. 13jAc. firm.
EGGS-California fresh selected. SOC, per doz,
steady; extras, 321ac, steady; rsts. 81 1ec. weak
seconds, 29c. firm: California storage selected,
3Oc. firm; hrsts. 96c. firm: Eastern storage, So
lected, 2oc, firm; hrsts, 25c firm; seconds, zoe,
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NEW YORK Jan 14.-There was some az
eressive demand FOR stocks today ana Some
Strength IN the market Tor time. but later the
market showed decline OF speculative ~
est ano lapsed INTO guinness Al 'Ie ,1,,ise5r5
market was psrflv due To e disappointment over
the volume Of these accumuiaI lions Inc eaIiy
strength eentered largely IN the Western Laii-
road stocks. with Southern PACING and ~; fa1l
the most conspicuous Tea ture. southern Baclhc
was the subject OF several rum0rs about Tie
Stock Exchange OF an intended further increase
London supported the Americans and sent
over some buying orders The early carry lns
rates America IN connection Win lhe slocA
market settlement high, but there was
some recession IN the rates before me Gay
ended Foreign exchange moved ~ favor OF
London and lessened the threat OF a demand
CD that market for gold holdings. The copper
market was strong both here and IN london
Official iutimation given OF the intention
Of the United States steel Corporation 20 hoid
the prices Of steel rails ana other proaucls
against any rising tendency Win tle puIp1tse
OF conserving the stability OF conditions IN the
trade. u was also asserted in the same state
ment that contracts Tor steel rails TOT luluLe
delivery are not cancelled az the viii OF me
purchasers. as was the case in past years IN
the late reaction there was evidently some re
currence % influence from the fears Of unWieidy
capital issues 10 be placed IN the market: tnl-
oago and Northwestern was conspicuous in the
Canadian Pacific also Affected ny ruihors ot
an early new issue of stock. There was eau
per cent OF subscriptions 10 the SlVUV0v.VVv OF
convertible bonds OF the American leieehVue
and Telegraph Company. following the sale OF
S25. O0O. coo vi notes by tlat company last Week-
IN IS understood that part ~ the considers N
for the purchase OF these notes the scaling
down OF the original price Of the underwriting
contract for the convertible bonds. said 10 be
from - lsc 40 ole. Tie transaction constitutes
an item IN tae formation Of the uncertain seIu-
ment over the money outlook. Money continued
10 work easier IN this market. Sub treasury
operations are yielding q large amount 10 the
banks. the gain upon the new bank week ai-
ready amounting 10 81 2S7 .000. The market
flosed under the influence OF the late reaction
and generally below the level OF SATURDAY
closing
Bonds were firm. Total sales par value
s. $1,000
United States bonds were unchanged on call
New York StOclS LIST
r. r. Hutton a Co.. $50 California street,
members of the New York Stock Exchange.
furnish fhe following list u bond AKA stock
sales YESTERDAY
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Hides. Tailow. Wool and hops

HIDES-Calls and brands sell abont hG1c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers. 12c:
medium: 12h @13c; light 12A g13e; Cow
Stays, sic: Sailed Kip. 13hc: Saited Veal.
151kc. Sailed Calf, 151sc:;. dry Hides: 23c: dry
20650c each short Wool 5o6TOc each: me-
dunn. 70@90c: long Wool. $1@1. so: Horse
Hides. salt $3@325 for large and s2.75 for
Horse Hides dry. S2G2 Ok for large and $I.5
ais for medium, .25 for small and Soc for
sailed Mexican, a5d37Mc: dry Central Ameri-
can. 3563T1kc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras, T5c
extra large do. SIPS; large. soc: medium. Soc;
small. 2Jc.
TALLow-No. I rendered. &c. No ?. 4@41kc;
Grease. 26n3c.
woOL.-Fall clip-Sar Joaquin and Southern.
TMSo fall Lambs slh6t3c: Northern do. 1917
lie: Humboldt and Mendocino 13@14c; Middle
County. SG10c; Northern. 11614c; Nevada. log
1se per III for spring and 11G14c for fall.
HoPS-Cslifornia. 11@15c: oregon and Wash
ington. I1615c per III for 1906.
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetable.

The shortage of cars and lack OF space on
coastwise steamers are holding back shipments
Of Potatoes. and local handlers find it rather
difficult getting enough fancy table goods In TO
satisfy the demand which is of larger proper
tons than before. nearby towns are taking
more out of this market than ever. The market
was very strong all around yesterday. even the
lower grades Of Burbanks being In good demand
Mt firm figures. River goods were advanced DC
per GENITAL and holders of fine Oregon Burbanks
were asking and generally obtaining premium.
Onions ruled firm at the old quotations
There were liberal arrivals of vegetables from
the southern part of the State. but all of the
receipts, having been several days in transit.
were more or less poor. The stocks sold on well
at satisfactory prices, however.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White. 81 .25@
los; Oregon Burbanks, s1.2561.7b; Early Rose,
sl.5o; Eastern Burbanks, s15o; Sweet Potatoes,
$2.T5
ONJONS-Yellow. per ctl. $f61.15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas. SG12Hc per lb;
String Beans. - per u: Wax Beans. ~
house .cucumhers. Sl@1.25 per dozen; crea IN
Squash, 100000 per box: Summer Squash. $l5O
G1.75 per box: Garlic. 21z @4c per ID; Celery, 50
per crate: Cabbage, 81 per ctl; Cauiihower: I5c
per dozen; Carrots 81 per sack: TurniPs, 81 per
sack: Green Peppers. 10@20c per ib; Marrowfat
and Hubbard Squash, s15@o0 per ton; Mush-
rooms, 25@35c per ID.
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Poultry and Game

There was practically. no market for live
POULTRY yesterday. there was no western
stock Offering and the receipts from domestic
shipping points very light consisting or a
eases of dressed Turkeys came in and sold at
nominal prices. Owing to the scarcity of Poultry,
there was brisk demand for Game and every
higher
P0ULTRY-Per dozen ~ Hens S6@S.50 for
young BOOSTERS. $6MS5 80: Fryers. $5@6: Broll-
ers- S3@5: Pigeons, s1@1.25: SQUADS s2@2-50;
Ducks, seas FOR young and $596 for old;
Geese. S2M2.50 per pair
TuRKEYs-Per 10: Dressed. 23@25c; live,
nominal.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. .s6Ne:
Canvasbacks. -$5@7.5o: Sprig. SCOT: Teal. SAG
400: Gray Ducks. S4.5065: Widgeon. S4@4. 90;
small Ducks, So; Black Jacks. 300; Gray
Geese, s414.50: White Geese. s.: s5G2 80.
Rrant, So. 5oG4 for large and 81 50a3 for small /;
Honkers. $6@T.50; Hare $2.25@2.50; Cottontail
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There was some liberal offering Of Eggs on
the Exchange. several large receivers being
eager sellers. and the result was a sharp break
IN all grades of fresh stock. the decline being &C
per dozen In selected PIC in extras, 315c IN
firsts and &c in seconds First were quoted
weak and seconds firm, while the upper grades
were steady at the new quotations. although all
handlers were expecting still lower prices. On
the Exchange 10 cases of selected sold at S5c
ana 20 cases Of extras were sold, 10 selling at
33c and 10 at 321hc
The Butter market remained very hrm, there
being good demand. which readily absorbed all
goods AS result of several days of light re-
ceipts, the Cheese market Is showing more tone
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wal-street stocks lower. Call Money, sos per cent
Cotton declined from Is to 25 points.
southern Nevada stocks active, with prices maintained
Silver SIC higher. Not much fuctuation in Exchange
Flour trade with the Orient rapidly increasing.
Wheat Barley and other grains not materially changed
Oregon and Washington in this market for Hay.
Beans quiet and steady Feedstus easier but lower
Potatoes and Onions firm and the former advancing.
Poultry market cleaned up. Game higher.
Heavy rain checks trading in fresh Fruits.
Eggs 21lG5c lower Butter firm Cheese slightly higher
No further change in Cattle Sheep Hogs.
New York reports increasing demand for Prunes
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK Jan. 1.-THE local cotton raar-
Eef opened barely steady. . 10 points down.
and on heavy LIQUIDATION and bear pressure sold
on some 10 points further The feature Of the
trading was the heavy movement The estl-
mates for tomorrow FOR Houston Galveston and
New Orleans are about three 70 four times
greater than on the corresponding day last sea-
son. The movement does not seem to far off
as many traders hnd expected and consequently
the OF the decline has been TO great
extent the liquidation Of this long cotton The
spot markets in the South somewhat easier
but offerings extremely light The market
las had good decline OF about 90 points,
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FLOUR and Farlnaceous Goods

The Portland Oregonian says that the Flour
trade with the Orient is assuming such large
now and April about 600 bbls will be sent
from Oregon and Washington ports TO China and
Siberia. A number of steamers and sailing YES
sells are already loading OF under charter for this
business. The local market for Flour continues
firm and fairly active.
FIOUR-CsIiforuia Family Extras, "a .S0@5
3 10 usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81. 4064 GO:
Superine, So 2563.60: Oregon and Washington
So. 50G4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GOoDs-Priees in packages
MS follows: Graham Flour, SIS. . per 100
Flour Sc: Corn Meal. So IS: extra cream do
$40: Dat Meal. s4.50@475: Dat Groats 81 10:
Hominy. s3.75G4: Buckwheat Flour. $4,000
Ate: Crncked Wheat. 1915: Farina. $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour. $3.50: Rolled Oats, bbls.
s7ds: in sacks. $s.5o675e: Rolled Wheat bbls.
Peas. boxes. $3.50: Green Pens. $3.50 per 100
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Provisions

CURED MEATs-Bacon. 14kc per ID for
heavy, 141kc for light medium. Ice for light
f615c for extra light and 20M21c for sugar
sugar-cured Hams. 1873 m16a1c; California
Hams l6c; Mess Beef SO per Dbl: extra Mess
So. 30: Family Sl0 Prime Mess Pork. SIC 30:
extra clear, s23: Mess. $40; Pig Pork, SOC
Pigs Feet IS: Smoked Beef, lac per III.
LARD-Tierces quoted at &c FOR California
compound csc for Eastern compound AMI like
for pure; half barrels. pure. 12c; 12-Ib tins.
121Sc: BIB tins. 123sc:-3-lh tins. 1oatc
COTTOLENE-One ha1f-barrel. 1O1&c: three
half barrels. 1ossc: one tiarce, 10Ac; two
tierces 1O1kc: five tierces. 1Oc.
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Eastern Livestock Markel

CHICAGO Jan. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts, IA, :
600 head; market 5610c lower. Beeyes
6.l5d7: cows and heifers, S1.G0M5.I5; stockers
and feeders $2.50d475; Texans S3.75@4 80;
calves. $60S.25.
HOGS Receipts. 50. 600 head market &c low
or. Mixed and butchers, S6.15@d45; good
light. 50 Is no 40: pigs, 57O6fG 20: bulk OF
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 head; market 1oc
lower Sheep. $3.60@5.7O; lambs, 81. 50@575.
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Meat Market

No further price changes were reported yester-
day, but the market is in such unsettled con-
dftion, owing to the weater, that sharp Taria-
tions may occur at any time.
DRESSED MEATS
BFFF-6S @71sc per Id for Steers and 606hc
for Cows.
vEAL-s@9hc for large and sh@shc for
small.
MUTToN-1o@11c for wethers and sA q
10Hc for Ewes.
LA,iR-11@12c per lib FOR yearlings and 'l5c
for Spring.
DRESSED HnGS-1nG1flSc nnr 1b.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good: sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, less 80
per cent shrinkage fnr rattle:
cATTLE-Steers. 71%asc Der n Cor No; and
Cows. h65Rc; thin Cows. Az c15c.
CALVEs-hc per III for light 4ihc for me-
dunn and 3hc for heavy (rross weight>
.sHEEP-wethers So acc per ID; Ewes. 50
SIC fgross weight)
IAAfBS-6Gl6i5c ner Ib.
HOGS-100 to $50 lbs. rye per In: over 1Sn
lbs. &M7Ln. Bears 10 par cent Stays 3064O
per cent and Sows 1920 per cent OF from
above quotations.