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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
okIahoma Party In CITY.

Three car loads of South Carolinians.
seeking new homes in Oklah oma,
passed through Birmingham yesterday.
They came over the Southern to Bir-
mingham, and were carried last night
over the Frisco to Oklahoma.
The party was in charge of IL. IL.
Hunt, travelling passenger agent of the
Frisco, with headquarters in Atlanta.
The emigrants are well-to-do people,
who were attracted to Oklahoma since
that territory has been received into
the Union.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
Mary Elizabeth Harris.

Mary Elizabeth Harris, the infant
n. and Mrs. John G. Harris
-ea4sfaay at the family residences
avenue south, Woodlawn.
services over the remains
81 ., lucted from the residence this
t II o'clock. The interment
o de in the Woodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
Seeks Extension of Franchise.

President Ford of the Birmingham Rail
. way, Light and Power company has pc
titioned the City Council for an extern
sion of time on a half dozen or more
franchises which have formerly been
granted by the Board of Aldermen 1t
will be presented at the next meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
William R. Beatty.

The remains of William r., Batty, who
was killed Monday by an Alabama Great
Southern train at Trussvlle, are being
held in the morgue of Lige 10y pending
funeral arrangements.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08

The remains of 8. C. Henry, who was
accidentally killed early yesterday morn
ing in the Louisville and Nashville yards
will be sent to Sieverville, Tenn, this
morning by Shaw & Son for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
A. J. GoIding.

J. Golding, age ga years, one of
old residents of Birmingham, died at
might last night at his late residence
eighth avenue and Twenty-sixth
aasy hat prolonged i'll
waa III Ill be sent to Sell
fsntall4M rlley for interment.
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Joseph c. Welsh.

The remains of Joseph G. Welsh, who
was accidentally killed Monday at Ell
yira. will be sent to St. Louis Friday
by Lige 10y for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
THE WEATHER.

Washington, January 7.-Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Fair and
warmer Wednesday; Thursday fair; fresh
but diminishing west winds.
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PASSENGER Agent Appointed.

The Missouri Pacific has appointed a
travelling passenger agent with head
quarters in Birmingham. He is J. j.
Cavanaugh.
The Missouri Pacific has always had
a commercial agency here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-08
Undertakers.

.aking Co..
rs. Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-12

WATER STOCKS
Marin Co As Sv Wat Co q 2lls
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Nut L ctfs 3 .Pac L Co.. 66
Do ex etfs s13 lstkn n E. 81
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fund ...........-...--.-..-l .-l0O LOO
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. 13O Lon. & A. 40
AnglO-Csl ;. 55 Mer Trust 200
Bank OF Cal 325 S z National
Cal Safe DIP Union Co. $3.50
First Natnl. .2O5 215
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger & l.. 5000 : F Sav u. 600
Hum Bk. 26Co saw L So. 80 10
Nut Saw Bk. IS Sec Saw Bk-.
STREET RAILROADS
California los Preside ..... 10 IS
Geary 40
Giant Consolidated Co ............ ssh 10
SUGAR
Hawaiian c. Ts7s 7e1s onomea 5 c.
Honokaa 5 SIS Paauhau c. 14%
hutch S Q las Union 5 Co.. 371s
kiauea {. - Do pool SI1s
NakaWeli G. %
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE leadership
o.
substantially
interval
filed which marked
leaders
had resulted the
watchful
digestion
selling also sellers hold
obvious
embarked concerted
uhence which
lacked
the
by the
railroads held
between railroads the
would
holders The
being prepared by
clause Hepburn
penalties noncompliance pend
of the The the day partly
taking The from President Roosevelt the
trading
selling the informed
The closed distinctly weak
bonds
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Nearly all Of the dairy produce houses were
carrying large stocks of butter and the mar
ket was waiting all around with re-
ceiyers expecting orders for shipment to Puget
sound cities on the steamer sailing on Friday
The market for extras marked up 15c a
pound on bid of 2415c, the offer being made
by one posted handler, who, it was believed
was desirous of securing supplies in anticipa
tion OF the prospective shipping business II
was generally believed that the market would
drop of its own weight If there were no orders
received from outside points, as stocks are in ex-
cess Of routine local wants.
Quotations for cheese and eggs were undis-
turbed- The latter were still in free supply and
weak, and the movement into storage was re-
ported on the increase. although receivers were
storing against their will.
Sales on the, exchange were confined to fresh
extra eggs, of which only 90 cases were sold 10
going at 151ac and 10 at 16c a Dozen
Receipts were 29.900 lbs butter, $4,000 lbs
cheese and 1,519 cases eggs.
The following official quotations as estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the foor OF
the dairy exchange Prices the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1 1ac to &c higher owing to tie vari-
Gus charges to be added:
Butter-PTesh creamery extras 241sc per H.
firm do frsts. 25c. steady; do seconds 2lhc
steady; packing stock, 1S1ac, firm; storage goods
nominal.
Cheese--Fancy California new flats. I111c mar
lb, hrm;f do frsts, lie, firm; do seconds. Toe
firm; fancy new Young Americas, &c. firm: do
trstss lie, firm; fancy New York storage 1IHc
weak; Oregon do. 121ac. firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, Ice per dozen
weak; do irsts, 151ac, weak do seconds, 15c
steady; do thirds, lac, steady.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Wheat was nervous all
day. the range of prices extending over 2c
Moderate frmness caused at the opening by
covering by shorts. The market then weakened
on realizing, the May delivery being especially
heavy. About noon sentiment became decidedly
bullish because Of a much better demand for
cash wheat in the local market During the
final half hour the market became weak again
renewed profit taking aud nearly all of the
early gain was lost. The close was weak Nav
opened shade lower to A@Kc higher at
93ssc to 9+1ae, sold at SO &c and then advanced
TO 9J12c. The close at 935sc
Corn was strong almost all day. but weakened
late in the session, owing to liberal realizing
sales. large part of this late selling was
due TO the slump in wheat. There was no
change in the general situation. receipts being
still very small. cables firm and cash demand
sufficiently active TO prevent any accumulation
of stocks. The market closed weak Nav
opened shade to @1sc higher at e5kc to
651ac advanced to 66c and then declined to
645sc The close at 65c
Trade in oats was again a rather small
scale, and the market inclined to be weak
There some selling of May by leading
holders. Receipts continued to show mod
crate increase. The close was easy Nav
opened nc lower at 53Ac, sold between 521Lc
and 5315c and closed at $3.50.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Trading
chiefly confined to small operat tors At the
close May pork up sc. Lard was a shade
higher and ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Arfr. ftoaf1 ioI,
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

The potato market was devoid of new feat
ure and there was change In prices or
conditions. business in table goods being of
satisfactory proportions, with steady to firm
banks were closely cleaned up, but 1t was
deemed inadvisable TO advance prices, as deal
ers feared that any material Increase in the
arrivals would weaken the market. New DO
tatoes were Offering in small lots and brought
5G6c pound. Two cars of eastern yellow
onions were standing the track in the rail
road yards, but the stock had not been in
spected or offered for sale up TO a late hour.
Receipts of asparagus quite heavy, about
150 boxes arriving on the early boats and trains,
and prices for the extra grades were slightly
weaker, while less expensive lots sold at the,
previously quoted rates. Rhubard continued to
weaken increasing supplies while dollhouse
higher. The latter vegetable sold at 1215615c
for chile and zoe pound for bell. Bay peas
brought 1219c pound. and that also was the
top figure for southern lots.
Pota toes Ss iaas Burbanks, 15cMS1lO per
ctl; Lompoc Burbanks $1@l.25 per ctl; Oregon
Soc per bag; early rose, S1.25@ .:s5 per ctI;
seed kinds. 75G90e per ell sweet potatoes
S3@t3. 90 per ctl: new potatoes. 5GGc per H.
Onions-Oregon yellow. S3.15 per ctI; eastern
do nominal
vegeables-Asparagus, 1s@2oc per ID for ex
ira. 1511Ihc for No. / and 1O6ll21ac for No .:
green peas, SGl2lac per lb; toma toes Mexican
string beans, d per lb egg plant q
per lb; hothouse cucumbers, $1d1.50 oer dozen.
green peppers, II y 6J20c per lb rhubard 4lafi6 6c
per ID for bay; garlic. log 13c per Id; celery
25go0c per dozen; cabbage. 50960c per ctI:
cauliiower. oOc per dozen carrots. 15c per sack
box; marrowfat and Hubbard SQUASH .Sl0QI5 per
=
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General NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 624 G7c. June and July; San
Quentin, size; wool bags, 43l39 944c;. neece
rwine lie per ID.
Coai-Pennsylvania anthracite. egg. SIG: Vel
Iington. Sl2 per ton; New Wellington. SI2: Coos
bay Sl0 Australian house-Rchmond. etc Sfa
Cumberland. Sl+ in bulk and $3.50 in sacks.
Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke. $l7 per ton in bufk
and $40 in sacks: Rocky mountain. Sll0I2
Oils-QuOta tiOns for barrels. Iinsesd 5.;..
per gallon for boiled and 54c for raw cases r,.
more; castor oil. in cases. No. I. zoe. Bakers
AA cases. 81 .256I1 20. lucol SOC for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut. cases. T6d sec Der sat
Ion; cocoanut oil. in barrels. 521 L a 56c Tor XXX
50Q5Shc. for No. and az d3lc for No. =
sperm oil. 65c; natural winter sperm oil G5e:
ma tural whale oil, 5Jc; extra winter strained
lard oil. 9oc; No. lard oil. Toe; pure neaisfoot
oil. soc; No neatsfcot oil. GJc; herring OIL
40c; salmon oil. 35c; boiled dsh oil. S5c; paint
oil. 35c.
Coal OIL Gasoline etc-Water white coal oil
pearl oil in cases. lie; astral lie; star. lie;
extra star, roc; Elaine, 20 he; eOcene. 20; rec
15c. in cases 22c; No. l engine distilIate in
iron barrels or drums. She No. dc. 7Izc.
TIE. i ssS' " ~ H@pA'H'' !" OuiA iOS' III cases
Turpentine per gallon in cases and e7e in
Rosin (per Dbl Of $50 pounds)-E, s6.25; f.
$3.50; G. s6.35; H, s6.40; I. S6.5l.
Sugar-The Western sugar refining company
quotes follows terms net cash: Cubes aud
A crushed. 5-50c; powdered, $3.50: candy granu-
lated. 5.35c; hne fruit or coarse granulsted,
confectioners' A. 5.25c; magnolia A. 4.s5c; extra
G, 4.I5c; golden c. 1880: ID. 4.55c: H. & f.
crystal dominos. s-65c; tablets. half bbls 5.75c:
boxes. &c per ID. Barrels and 80 lb bags 1Oc
half bbls 25c and boxes soc more per 100 lbs
for all grades. No orders taken for less than 20
barrels or its equivalent Beet sugar Monarch
brand, is quoted and above the price Of
standard fine (cane) granulated in 100 ID bags
as follows: Bags. 100 lbs Soc; barrels, 45c;
half barrels, soc; 40 Id tins. cased sos; 35 ID
tins. cased. S2.05; 10 ID tins. cased. 10 in a
ease, S2.t0; lb tins. in case, $2.T0; 80 ID
boxes. S5c.
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Deciduous and Citru. Frui,s

Business in oranges of much better pro
portions than on the preceding day, the con
tinued warm weather having stimulated the de-
mand, and while fruit that had been ON hand
for some time was still being urged for sale ar
weak rates, the general tone of the market was
of strength. Stocks at the stores were
steadily diminishing and higher prices were
asked for recent arrivals. Prices at Shipping
points have advanced. the new quotations rang,
Ins from Sl.4u 20 81 box. f. o. b., and adyires
from the packing houses say that the statistical
pos tioa or the market IS very strong. Even at
yesterdays advance. prices here are below the
cost Of the fruit at shipping points. and the
market is expected to improve as soon as the
accumulation of old stock is disposed Of The
other citrus fruits were moderately active at
unchanged quotations. Another car of Ben d.
Wis apples. packed in AZ and 4 tier boxes came
in from Oregon and was held at 81. .25a s.. so
box. There were strawberries received
Apples (per box)-Fancy, S1.25@1. rs; common
to choice, 60c9S1.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges $2m
s2-25 for fancy. sl.75G1.90 for choice. ana 81 .
80 for standard; tangerines, $1.5O6fl IS:
lemons. $2@2-50 for fancy, 81. 50G2 for choice
and 15c@$1.25 for standards grapefruit, 81 so
as for seedless and S1@1.25 for common lines,
S7@S - -.
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Argonaut
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u,dex Tauov Wool and Hops

Hides-Culs and brands sell about y ale IN
der quotations Heavy sated steers, sc; me
dunn &c; light. &c; cowhidr-, &c for heavy, otse
for light; stays. &c; saited kip, e4Ie; saited
veal &c; salted calf 12c; dry hides. BE; dry
kin 12c: dry calf 16c; dry stays. DC; Mexican
dry hides lie; Mexican dry sa.ted do. De; Next
can picked do. Zoe; sheepskins. shearlings- loo
4oc each; short wool. 4J9IO each; medium
650r9Oc; long wool. $i4L2J; lambs. 2UY
5Oc: morse hides salt S2G2. 80 for large and
81 l50@175 for medium. 50e q 81 25 for small and
2JI soc for colts. horse hides. dry. $l-5O922 20
for large and 81 25@1.75 for medium, 5oeWS1
for small and 25930c for colts; deer skins. dry
Mexican 20Q25c; dry salt do, 17la Q2Oc; picked
do zoe: dry Central American, 2OY25c; goat
skins, prime angora. 50cJSl; large hair goats
3OG6Oc: medium, 2OGl4Oc; small 54l5c-
Tallow-No. / rendered, 5.394c; No. :. SO
3Ec: grease 2@312e.
Wool-Spring clip. Humboldt and Mendoeino
sears staple. 30G22c; fall clip, northern free
mountain. T6II0c; do defective. 64F1ac: San
JOAQUIN and southern sac. according TO shrink
age and defects: fall lambs. SQl0c Tor northern
and 6dSc for southern: Sevada 124lJc per 10
Tiops-PrieeS TO growers follows. 1906.
1H@2Hc; 1907 crop. 4G5l.e for san coast de-
scriptions. contracts, 9GIIGc for one year and
lOM11c for three TO five years.
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Poultry and Game

Another car of western poultry. making the
third thus far for the week, was at hand yes
terday, and the arrivals from local shipping
points were about 80 coops. AS the western
stock was not received In time to be Sold
prices for native chickens ruled very firm and
the supplies were closed out at stiff prices
with the usual dispatch. There was a scarcity
of frying chickens, which brought higher prices
selling above the quotations in instances Small
broilers were more plentiful and slightly easier
the previous high prices having drawn in in
creased supplies The other kinds of poultry
were steady to firm limited supplies while
game continued weak. with receivers anxious to
keep stocks cleaned up.
Poultry (per dozeni-zHens s515.50 for small
S6gl for large and ST@9 for extras; old roosters.
S4.o0@5; young roosters, S1GT.50: do extra
large, $S9S.50; fryers, S6.5o@p7; large broilers
So46; small broilers, S3.50q4.50; ducks, Sc
"a 3 for young and S4g5 for old; pigeons, S1.23fJ
1.5O; squads, 3d. geese, $2@2. so per p6tr;
dressed turkeys. 16@20c per ID
Game tper dozenl-Gray geese, 81. 2.50@3; white
geese, S1@1.50; brant. $2@3.50 for large and
Sl:50@l.!5 for small; hare, s1.25Q150; cotton
tail rabbits, $1.75@2.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks higher and active.
Cotton from to points lower. Coppers higher
Southern Nevada stocks higher and active.
Wheat and barley markets quiet and unchanged Oats steady
Nothing in hay, beans or feedstuffs
Dried fruits and rasins quiet at the quotations
Continued enormous of hogs in the
No conditions in the potato onion markets
Poultry sells off briskly at firm prices Game still weak
Butter slightly higher. Eggs plentiful and weak.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
Oranges active, with prices for stock higher
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, March 11.-The London tin mar
ket was unchanged to los higher with spot
f134 and futures at f131. Locally the market
was easy with quotations ranging from 29c
TO %. 25c.
Copper was unchanged to 2s Sd higher in
the English market with spot quoted at EST 15s
and futures at f5S Is Sd. Locally the market
was quiet and unchanged, with lake quoted at
12.3712 d12. .6215c, electroytic at - 256ll2 5Oc
and casting at 12121a @12.37 15c. Lead unchanged
at fi3 lis Sd in the London market and at
3.650l3. zoe locally.
kets. being quoted at EGO It's Cd In the Lon
don market and at 4.60@4.70c in New YORK
The English iron market was lower with stand
ard foundry quoted at 49s Cd and Cleveland
warrants SIS. Locally no change was reported
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Provisions

A dispatch from Chicago yesterday said; The
trade is still laboring under the beariSn infu-
enccs of an enormous of hogs. 100000 at
all western points today against 10000 year
ago Shorts the best buyers for the day.
packers doing very little
There is nothing new in the local market
Cured Meats-Bacon. 1214c per lb for heavy,
12Bc for light medium. 15c for light. Ice for
extra light and 1874 G19c for sugar cured; extra
light sugar cured, 2ON2lc; dry salted sides f3c
bellies l4c: eastern sugar cured hams. 1S15c
for heavy and lac for light; California hams
13@1S14c; mess beef, $40 per bbi; extra mess;
S1l; family, 81; prime mess pork. Si9,So. extra
feet, $4s5 for half bbls. S2.25 for % 10 kegs
and ST 80 for kits; smoked beef. lSe per 10;
Iard--Tierces quoted at T%c for California
compound 90915c for eastern compound and
10I4c for pure; half bbls, pure, 1Olac; 80 10
tins, 1O1sc; 10 lb tins, lie; lb tins, u1se;
Cottolene-One half bbl. 9Ac; three half bbls,
91sc; tieree, &c; two tierces, S1sci hye
tierces SEC.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

Yesterday was another quiet day in the local
money market. The only variation in exchange
lowing a similar advance in silver. The market
for exchange continued very dull. The Bank of
England bought 81 900 pounds gold bar III the
London open market
The regular annual dividend of 6 per cent on
the capital stock of the Swiss-Amercan Bank Of
Locarno has been declared and is now payable
The Bank of Italy has decided to increase its
capital from $500, ,000 divided into 5000 shares
of the par value of S100 each. to 81. 900 000 di-
yided Into 10 600 shares of the par value of 500
each A meeting of the stock holders for the
ratificati has been ordered called for May 16.
It is the intention TO use all of the additional
capital of $500 900 in the making of loans on
improved San Francisco real estate.
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~~~NS0 AtAtS <1hO 1tatAlnS view 1OTk
Mail adviees from New York say OF dried
Tliits and raisins: The general features of
tuls market are much the same those pre-
laFcr the buyer but offers of concessions from
quoted figures fail to bring out orders for
anything more than the small lots required for
immediate use. California prunes on the spot
are still unsettled because of the continued lack
OF important demand and more less pressure
10 sell. On the coast, although packers seem
TO De getting few {. o. b. ORDERS the feeling is
were made on the basis of Sc T. o. b. for the
TOUR sizes in bags. but 3Ac basis is gen.
orally quoted, and Santa Claras are held for a
SSs c L O. b. bag basis, with the proportion of
small sizes on assortments light. There is a
little demand for spot Oregon Italian prunes
and the market is steady. Stocks on the coast
are In small compass and the holders do not
seem TO be anxious to SELL demanding %
T. o. b. bag basis for 40-50s, the only size
aoFlces. Spot peaches are again neglected, but
as good deal OF the stock which had been
pressing for sale was cleaned up during the
recent activity prices are held steadily up to
the quotations There is more or less demand
FOR spot aprcots though at the prevailing
nigh prices buyers take only what is actually
necessary, and consequently most Of the sales
are of 20 and so box lots or less
The raisin market is very uninteresting at
present There is next to demand for
seeded stock and still less for loose muscateIs
The tone of the market is weak but there has
been no further quotsble decline in prices
spot currants were rather easy yesterday, the
demand being light but so far as could be
learned there were no offerings of uncleaned
In parreis below &c, while quotations on cleaned
stock remained as previously given.
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Loans, Exchanges and silver
wheat and other Grains

Wheat--Liverpool futures were lower. Chicago
stood about the same. In the San Francisco mar
showed no change whatever, buyers and sellers
being apart In their views and neither of them
brokers' wire from Chicago says: The for
eign situation continues very bearish. Unless
there is a decided change for the worse In the
character of the crop reports from the southwest
or more active reduction of stocks of wheat now
In sight we think there will be needed constant
natural lowering of wheat values"
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1.6O@1 So do milling 81 65
CLIO; California white Australian. 81. 65 a L. 70:
lower grades of California. 81. 800 so; northern
club. $l.571a @l. 62h; northern bluestem, $l.62h
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91.s5; northern red. s.. 571k al. .s2h per ctL
FUTURES
1880 a. M Session
No transactions.
p. IN. Session.
No transactions.
Barley-Futures were weak yesterday, but the
cash grain was steady, with receipts moderate
Prices as before.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, $1-3591- -371z; com
mon to fair. $1.271a 91.32h per etl; brewing.
Sl4o@145; shipping, sl.4o91.45; chevalier
nominal.
FUTURES
1890 a. N Session
Open. High. Low. Close
december bss sl1os s1ss s11o2 s1ss sli0a ss
D. m. Session.
May-No sales; S1.34H bid, S1.35 asked.
December-$1. TO-
Oats-There no further change in the sit
uation yesterday Prices were maintained with
holders steady.
Good to choice red, S1.52H5 GsI. so; ordinary do,
81 45@l so; white, $1.4I1a @1.60 gray. sl.oo
per ctl.
Corn-Preyious conditions rule with quotations
unchanged.
California small round yellow, nominal large
yellow, $1.65; white, nominal; western states
yellow, sacked $1.60G1.65; in bulk, San Fran
cisco track, S1.54; white, S1.54; mixed. Slo-;
white Egyptian, S1.60@E70; brown Egyptian
81 81 Q1.4215 per ctl.
Rye-California, s1477a @1.5212 per ctl
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEA1S
Slaughterers rates to dealers are a follows
Beef-71i@Sc per ID for steers, 61a@TAc for
cows and heifers-
yeal-6I5@sc Tor large and Tls91c for small.
Mutton-II412 lie for wethers. IOl4 Ql1c Tor
Lamb-12la @l314e per ID; spring lamb. 14a
dressed PORK tper lb)--THGse for heavy and
so 10c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less 90 per
cent shrinkase for cattle.
Cattle-Steers, No; /, S1a G9c; second quality
71sMSc; third quality, 61sW7c; cows and
heifers. 612@7c for No. l; second quality. Ga
6lae: third quality. 5@5f2c: thin. 5@4 bulls
and stays, ) = @4c; thin bulls. 2 y 6I31ac.
Calyes-59JIae per ID for light. 4I.4Jc for
medium and Ia 4l2c for teGTy (xross weight.
Sheep-Weshers. J13 @Ge per 10; ewes. 5055sc
(gross weigntl-
Lambs -1earlings. 6Q1e per ID; spring. $3.50
eL3.75 each.
Hogs 100 to $50 lbs. 59. ace: $50 to 225 lbs
Jg5l4e; 225 lbs and over. "a J5c per ID; boars
80 per cent, stays 3O6J 10 per cent aud soWs 10
@20 per cent of from above quotations.