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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-04

OIL STOCKS

Yesterday another featureless day in the
oil stocks and there were no fluctuations worthy
of mention.
New Pennsylvania has declared dividend No
3 of lie, payable August 49, Books close
Los Foris well No. 2 is perforated at 1900
feet 1t Is southwest of the Palmer in Santa
Maria
Well No. Of the Midway Eve operating a
lease on 80 acres from the Hale Mcleod oil
company on the north end of the southwest
quarter OF section 5-S2-23 is down 1.320 feet
OF No. of the Hale-McIeod the first sand
should be reached at 1000 feet.
Hale-Mc1eod No. 4, with packer in at 500
feet Is flowing steadily. producing 800 barrels
day This we'll drilled to ?, lis feet and
finished in 65 feet of sand.
The American oilields company has sent ont
call for stock holders meeting to be held
at Coalinga August 4 for the purpose of CON
slder1ng the proposition to increase the direc-
torate from seven members to nine. In all
probability prominent banker of Los Angeles
and San Francisco, who is large stock holder
in the company, will be one of the MEM
bers to be placed on the board.
Ihis will be the banner month for the Ameri-
can olfelds section 56-31-22. Midway. The
field superintendent for the company now has
eight wells production and five more into the
sand
Well No Sc. in the southeast corner OF the
northeast quarter. Is capable of ranking with
the big wells Of that big well district. When
1t first came IN 1000 barrels Of oil were pumped
from the stump hole from an hours flow and
much of the production never reached the sump.
as 1t was running wild, shooting the oil high
above the crown block of the derrick.
The wen is now under control. the flow
being regulated by gate. and is called ON for
an average of 1000 barrels day.
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Deciduous and citrus fruits

There active market for fresh fruits
yesterday. midweek buying for local and subur-
ban use being brisk and there fair demand
for shipment. Bartlett pears in bulk were hrmer
with the Gamers paying up to $40 ton for No
L. while dryers We're paying So for ordinary
No. 2 The Hayward drying concern was the
principal buyer of No. stock. There was a
little better feeling in peaches. though stocks
were still far in excess of market needs The
trade purchased more freely of bulk stock and
the Gamers took several lots of Crawford free
stones at SIS ton Plums in bulk were firm
on active buying by Gamers and small shipping
packages of both plums and prunes did better on
light receipts There very little attention
paid to nectarines. Prices for figs had a wide
range there being brisk demand for choice
black. while second crop fruit was neglected
Nutmeg melons easier. new arrivals being
heavy and the carryover from the preceding es =
large The inability of shippers to land Cali
fornia apples in northern cities had bad effect
on the local market and large lines .of choice
fruit that were originally intended for shipment
to the north were lying around awaiting buverS
Grapes were in increased supply and wider va
riety. Receipts included choice Tokav
which sold at 81 40 crate: nuscats were firm AZ
ST. while seedless weak the arrival of a
straight carload Of loose fruit Crates of sea.I-
less dragged at I5M90c and 10 pound boxes
moved slowly at S1d1.25. Berries were firm on
continued light receipts
trawbefries-S 80.
Raspberries- S106tl4
Blsckberries-$550 - per chest
Guckleberries-12ls n fje per H.
Apples tper box 90eGtSf. 10 FOR
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Hay and FeeastuNs


During the last week receipts of hsy have i.,-
creased considerably. to5al Of $500 tons arr Z.
The greater portion Of these arrivals have be- b
grain haS Of medium and inferior qualitie~.
and * trade continues duh the market Is weak
ana lower for this class. There Is StiH so muci
hay offering that we can see no encourageme'
for better prices
''The feature Of present conditions is with g.
falfa. Up TO the last four five DAYS thel
was very little demand for this article. Tn
dairymen and all interested held on from layl e
in their supplies, anticipating lower prices, bJt
now, however Washington and Oregon have COM
into market and purchased many thOuSanfi
tons of alfalfa for immediate and later shippin--
owing to the fact that their Of supplies .1
eastern Washington has been entered by IdaAr
Montana and other northwestern states in viii
localities the hay crop is very short. Alfalfa Us
being used more and more in the northwest. and
the heavy demands force the northern cities O..
come to California Already 1000 or s 600 tom
have been purchased for shipment north. and ul
dOubtedly orders for as much more will be placeC
before the season is over The taking Of thi
quantity of alfalfa materially decreases our SUP
ply. and furthermore. owing 10 the low prices ii
prospect. many alfalfa raisers have permitte'i
their meadows to go 10 seed. while others have
fed their crop of TO stock purchased stock t.-
fatten the hay that they have raised An
other consideration is the fact that the water f.
irrigation districts Is very low and 10 i probable
that there will be no fifth crop harvested in thu
state and that the fourth crop will be very short
Heavy purchases have been made along the Sar-
rameutO river we'll in other districts. uni
at the present writing it might be said tbi-
there is no round lot of choice quality slfsi-'
basis Of the present market. There is a gre,
deal of alfalfa of course. in the state, but wis
Is now in first hands is principally al poor qua
Ity. As but few OF the dairymen have laid 100
their supply Of alfalfa il may be safely anti,
pated that we will see still further advance 'I
the price Of alfalfa later on.
Bran-$23. 5Oq24 30 per ton Tor white al
$3.50 for red.
MiddinSs-S326 50 per ton
ShOrts-s24Q26 per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled barley. S23d24: rolled o.
Tor feed. $2SG29; mixed feed. S24G30 for az
eFage lots; Hnseed oilcake meal. % tons $40. e.
tons $1,000. tons SAL smaller lots S41-5'.
coco&npt cake-oT meal az mills. SIS In 20 and i'i
and $500 in ton lots; jObbinE. S26: corn YEA
S3tG35: cracked corn. S249f35s alfalfa a-rt
carload lots SO. iohbiRg SIS; red star agfaIla
meal. $l5 in car lots ana S16 jobbng; Modes.
alfalfa meal. $3.50 in car lots and SIC jObbir-
Stockton mealfalfa SIS IN car lots and SIS io'
bing: Caproeo oilcake meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. seals; wheat and cat. 50
II; tame cat. $90sl2: volunteer wild Oat. -.
10; alfalfa. SIq11;. stock hay. S6dS per tor.
Straw-S5 Gee per bale.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. efforts to realize profits
on previous short selling Of wheat resulted in a
net advance OF 4sc to lie. There was also
good buying on the part of the Spectators oper-
atlng here and in northwestern markets. The
latest quotations showed corn 1sc higher to L C
lower and oats unchanged to 1sc up. Provisions
hnished at last nights level to II 12c above.
In consequence of being oversold. the condition
OF wheat was much more responsive to bulish
than to bearish news. One of the factors in
producing an upturn a report by the gov
eminent of France indicating crop in that
country of 1000 900 bushels less than the small
est yield in recent years. The Liverpool mark 1T
was unexpectedly firm and SO were prices in
Winnipeg.
Cash wheat in the sample market today was
somewhat frmer premiums rising a trife The
September option ranged from Sl.01 to 81 OPS
closing firm at $1.01 u @1.017s, a rise of &c TO
1se compared with "a hours previous.
Campaigners on the bull side rallied corn
prices today. The weather said to be
rapidly warming up again. September fuc-
tuated between 61&c and 623sc with the close
firm at 62Ac, against 62Ac to 623c last
night. The cash market also was firm. No. .
yellow closed at 64A @64Ac.
In oats the deferred months exhibited better
tone than September. High and low points for
September delivery were unusually near to-
gether, 80 sc and 3612c, with the close the same
yesterday at 365s a 3634c
Provisions, firm. Pork closed unchanged to
121ac higher lard unchanged to &c higher ribs
unchanged to SC higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-The market continues quiet with buy
ers holding of A line of 10000 ctss came down
from oregon yesterday.
The preliminary official estimate of the French
crop is 2S7, 000, 600 bushels the smallest in re-
cent years, being against 29s, 900 900 in 1904.
Last years crop was one of the largest ever
harvested, $50. 600, goo bushels.
Reports on winter wheat applied to govern
ment acreage of each state indicate total
9leid or ali 100000 bushels The southern
states generally report that excessive rains have
t .antls during and since harvest, retarding
thrashlng and causing a great deal of spelling
in the shock. Kansas returns figure mn
% 100000 bushels, Nebraska 80, 600 600 Illinois
100000 Indiana 39,00o.000 Ohio 80. 900, 600.
cline in yield in the Pacific coast and mountain
states to the extent OF 10000 900 bushels less
than the June condition indicated
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.65MI. 20; Sonora ST ron
1.T5; white Australian 81 72b0i III: nortbeTn
Club 81 osg1cI g; Russian red $1.65@1.7O; tur-
FUTURES
10 a IN. Session.
No quotations.
Barley-Futures and the cash grain were
again lower yesterday and the market was quiet.
CASH BARLEY
NO. | feed. S1.05G1 .064; off grades srn
l.021a per ctl; extra choice, Sl.0I1a; new brew
Ing and shipping grades. $1.1061I21a per ell.
FUTURES
10 a. M Session.
December-$1. o919 bid, S1.1o34 asked.
2 p, m. Session
asked ' CIV =
oats-The market is lower, partially in sym
pathy with barley.
Red. S1.40G1.45 for ordinary feed and 81 49,
dl41ls for choice; black S160 asked gray,
nominal; white. 81. 40 bid to arrive this month.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk San
r francisco INC track sl.61; white, s1.63: mixed,
uan. S1.50d 1.55; brown do s. so asked nor ctI
Rye-S1. 50@1.I0 per ell.
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General Nercb.p.Ii.e

Bags-Grain bags. 5%051ac June-July deiiv-
cry San Quentin bags. SIC; wool bags. = be
Tor ~ 10 and 29l3e for ID; fleece twine, Ilse
CoaiEPennSylvania anthracite egg SIS per ton :
wellington. 50: New Wellington. So Coos bag.
%; Australian Unconstitutional. etc, 50; Peaw
Main, 50; Stanford Richmond So: Cumberland.
$40 IN bulk and $1650 in sacks: Welsh anthra-
sacks
Oii quotations are for barrels l--Linseed, 81 -
per gallon FOR boiled and 81 03 for raw; casss.
&c more. castor oil in cases, No. I. Tie: Baker
"A, $1-1T0119: China nut. cases 60d7Oe per
gallon; eocoannt oil, in barrels. 75M7Sisc for
MN. q = q 16e for No. and 70d73ls sc for No.
= according 20 quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil soc.
natural whale oil. J5c extra winter strained lard
OH. 81; pure neatsfOot OIL, T5cs No. 1 neatsfoOl
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MINING STOCKS

The feature of the trading yesterday was the
activity in Jumbo Extension at 52M51c closing
at &c. against soc the preceding day Com
bination Fraction was also active at 4s053c
The others were quiet Tonopah of Nevada
rose to $500.
The Comstocks were quiet and weak without
feature. Seq. Belcher levied an assessment of
&c and Utah one of Sc.
The Isabel gold dredging company has levied
an assessment of So. delinquent August "a
The mines of Tonopah district shipped a tot Al
of 1.2ls tons of ore OF the estimated vaIue1 OF
$1S0.450 to the mills last week The Tononah
mining company sent 3,150 tons the Reln,nnf
1.T50 tons. Montana 97s tons. Tonopah Exten-
sion $40 tons, West End $50 tons, MacNamara
100 tons and Midway 30 tons
The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that an average
stantly, crushing $500 ions of ore of an n aver.
age value of SCI per ton. The bullion shin
ments consisted of so bars. valued at SO 600.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Dizziness prevailed in local securities yester-
day. but the tone of the market was firm. Call
fornia wine higher at $33, City electric
$50 and Giant powder al $50 The hrmness
in California wine ascribed to reports that
the companys earnings were equivalent 10 4
per cent on the common stock.
Edison light and power 6s were ex coupon OF
81. 30 in the board yesterday.
Gross and net earnings of the United Rail
ways investment company of Philadelphia and
the United Railroads of San Francisco for the
last six months, with the month of June estf-
mated in, the case of the United Railroads
compared with the same period of 1909, are
shown as follows
1910 Phiia Co. r.. of ST. Total
Gross $40 4s2.T20 3,799,671 S14 2S2 391
Net ......... 49I600S 1,601,02I o5IIo35
1909
Gross .. a265426 s.5es,so5 2s34 231
Net ....... 4323 COO 1.4S3.931 5.s0I53
The declaration of an extra per cent divi
dend by the Philadelphia company has increased
the income Of the United Railway investment
company by s242 900 annually. This would make
the income derived by that company from its
Investment in the Philadelphia company SlS5,O0
in excess of interest obligations the collateral
trust bonds which issued for Philadelphia
comDauy stock.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Everything in the vegetables line moTeI %
well yesterday. but most descriptions were ii
excessive supply and the usual surplus had 70 be
held over Tomatoes and were exceptions
receipts of both being light. Tuesdays sharT
advance in prices Tor tomatoes checked the de
mand, but sellers experienced no difficulty in
maintaining values yesterday. Summer squash
was in increased supply and showed less frmness
than on the two preceding days. Potatoes and
onions stood before quoted
Potatoes-River white. 90cdSf10 per etI.
Sweet potatoes, 3G31ac per Id.
onions-New yellow. $1.40M1.50 per ctl
Vegetables-Green corn. S1-1Jtd >. - per sack
for choice; tomatoes. 90cd$125 per box; green
peas, Sale per ID: string beans. "a &C per ID:
lima beans. 365c per ID: summer squash. S5cGf
81 per box; eggplant, 50g6Je per box; green
peppers. 40GJ0c per box; garlic. 4N41sc per n
for new; cabbage 90c@s1 per ctl; cucumbers.
So 05Oc' per box; pickle cucumbers. $1G1.2
per box; cauIihower. 65M75c per dozen: turnipS
T5c per sack: carrots. TJc per sack; green okra
5OcMSl ner box.
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PRICES FALL IN
STOCK MARKET

~ II w 1OfAN- y Us. ~
stock market today disclosed its
narrow limitations under condi-
tions as they exist The sharp
rebound of the day before seemed
to exhaust the demand from the
shorts and there was none forth
coming of more positive nature.
While there was. no renewal of
the urgent selling which has
aroused the suspicion of forced
liquidation from time to time,
there was a pressure of stocks
for sale to realize profits on the
rebound of yesterday.
So les were in moderate volume,
but the demand had become so
feeble and languid that no abb
sorptive medium was provided and
prices gave way. Before the
close of the day the requirements
Of the shorts asserted themselves
again and caused recovery of
most of the days declines.
The news offered no striking
changes in conditions bearing on
values. The growing crops hold
a large share of attention. Early
reports of more high temperatures
in Texas were succeeded by as
sertions that cloudy and cool
weather had developed there.
The money market offered
nothing to supply the Oppressive
influence on stocks. Movement
of cash into New York bank re-
serves continues on a large scale.
The gain for the week of s4,1S3,-
600 on subtreasury operations is
helped by large deferred pay
ments from the assay Office for
gold arriving from London. Ad-
ditional shipments are arriving
and yesterdays enga cement of
over 100000 in London remains
to GO into account. An existing
actual surplus reserve of upward
of $50, 100000 computed from last
Saturdays actual surplus of over
$47.000.000, seems warrantable as
sumption from these figures.
The Withdrawals of gold had
the effect of hardening the pri-
vate discount rate in London, but
the excess value of loans on time
in New York over London re-
mains so wide that continued
movement of gold is indicated.
A good impression was made by
the reported assertions of Chi
cago bankers that the balances
of country banks in the western
reserve centers are being largely
repIenished as a result of the lib
eral movement of wheat to mar
ket. Study in detail of the banks
returns TO the comptroller affords
reassurah Ace as to the reserve po-
sition Of the country banks, which
are responsible for the loan eX-
pansion of three months preced-
ing June 80.
Rumors of price cutting of steel
products by independents were
accompanied by supposition
that the United States steel cor
poration would meet the cuts.
The selling of United States
steel was a decisive sympathetic
influence on the general list. The
rally in that stock afforded cor
responding relief. The dealings
in it, Union Pacific and Reading
accounted for over half the days
business.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value, S1.444,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Flour and Farinaeeou< GOod<

F7our-CaTif0rnia famI7v eXtras. S--s0oT6-l0 no-
without discount bakers extras. $3.50 6.2n;
Superfne. 81. 60014. 90: oregon and Washington.
per Dbl. $500. % for family bakers and patents.
and 81 2j6r+ 50 for cut OF; Kansas patents.
$3.50: do Straights, $500; Dakota patents. SI-4U.
do straights. Sc 20; do clear. $500 per Dbl
Earinaceous (soods-Buck wheat -four. So: buck
wheat four. self-raSing. $50; buckwheat
greats s.; corn meal. yellow S. white IS. extra
cream yellow S;;-2-, extra cream white SEQ;
corn -four. So: cracked wheat. SIS so; entire
wheat -four, $::.2u farins, $3.50; graham Sour
So hOminy. large So. small So. grsnulated 81
oatmeal 81 ~: cat greats 81 %: pearl barley
$40; rice -four. So; rolled oats. $4.25; r0ie'l
wheat. $3.50: rye Hour. S3.2j: rye meal. s.. 10
split peas. yellow s.. green $50; extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs 81 so ga ID sacks 81. role
fakes. $50 10 bbls s.. -. 90 10 sacks $50
rolled wheat. $50 lbs $40. % ID sacks S42J.
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HIDE. TalIorv. Wool and HONS

Hides SHOW number OF chaug3s. LOCaI faT
ners look Tor no further decline AMI expect
good steady market from now on.
Hides-Culls and brands sell aboat tsd1c m
der quotations; heavy sailed steers. Zoe; Hsh'
medium. &c; light. Sc; eOuhldes. Sc; stays. 81 n
flaci sslted kip, 9l3e. sailed veal IA J-c saltci
calf. 14G14isc: dry hides. 17iS q 1Se: dry salt
hides. 12c; dry Kip. 1871 Q17e: dry calf 21el
22cs sheepskins. shearlings. 250 4Oc each: shori
wool. 40G6Oc; medium. 6oQ9Oc. long wool. 90G
0Sf. %; lambs. 25d50c; horsehides. salt S2.2-
as for large and 81 506D2 for medium. T5cG$l
Tor small and 2JM5Oc for colts: hOrSehdes dry,
S1.5O@2.25 for large and 81 25G2 for medium.
5Oc9IS1 for small and 25M5Oc for colts: goat
skins. prime angoras T5c@S1; large hair goats
500 Zoe; medium, 2002 5c; small. 5615c.
Tallow-No. rendered. 51aQ6lsc; No. 2. 4Gi
&c; grease, 2621sc
Wool-SprIng clip San joaquin. years staple.
124l3e: do months. T0l1ic. northern. t6Gg
1Se: Humboldt and Mendoeino. 1901 per D.
HopS-Ca ilrornia- 10015c for crop OF 1909,
oregons, 1OWioc per ID; crop Of 1910, 12ie q los
per ID.
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Large Movement in Alfalfa Hay
Coffee Firm With Supplies Light

tier and e5Gs5c for Az tier boxes; other
varieties Goa Toe for choice and S51 soc t9r
common: crabsppes 40@60e for small and 81 -
a 80 for large boxes.
Pears-Bsrtletts. S1d1-25 per box for No
and JOqS5c for No >; in bulk, S2jg - per ton
ether varieties. 75cMS1 D
Peaches-Small boxes, Soego0c; baskets -5's
doe: lug boxes. 50GI Toe
Pruues-T5 d90c for crates anil 4096Oc Tor
small boxes: plgmS, crates, 5V@tSJct boxes 4vtb
50c: in bulk. $l5dS0 per tor.
NectarineS-7 5c6 a SIS per box or crate l"r
red and 50@ Tjc for white
Figs-Sonoma. S1T562 per drawer; second
crop fruit. 50G65c for single layer aud ''e g
81 - for double layer drawers
MelOnS-Nutmeg melons. JOuSJc per b'N'
watermelOns 81 50M2 per dozen
Grapes tper box or cratef-SeedleSs. t1ceJS i.-s''
muscat. 9OcM$1: other varieties. Joeg Toe
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Ealencia oranges, -
d45O for choice AMI s. 5003.J0 for Standard
grapefruit s.. T56tS for seedleSs and $le9 LOO ~
common: lemons S5N6 for fancy, $S.50@4-50 n }
choice ard $2.5Oeg3.5O for standard: lines, Sou
&c.
TFOpiF1i FWitS-BaDanaS. iJct1 - or
bunch for fiawa I'm and Mexican 81 1oe12sJ
for Central -N--e-icsn; pineapples, SIC" Pc
dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August 3
Provisions

Cottolene One half Dbl 124c half bbls,
121se; 1 tieree, lie; tierces, Use; ) terccs,
lac.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, 21Q211ac; picnic
hams, Ice; California hams. 201ac; extra fancy
bacon, 331sc: fancy bacon. 10 s lbs 31Iac; $
10 10 lbs. 29lac: 10 to u lbs &c: sugar cured.
2slac; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 2Siac:
10 to II lbs. 2112c; medium bacon. I9c: light
medium bacon 19c.
Lard-Tierces Ice. sos 15t4c. los 15etc IS
rs fo 10 1s iasu' erees lie, Gus
ing oil. lie per gal; white cooking oil. 72c per
gal; salad oil, T6c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected By the government 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef SIS per BIOL; family
beef, $3.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef ST. 30
per Dbl; smoked beef, 81 1zc per 10.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. S34; clear. $50:
mess, S34; pig pork, $50; pigs feet. S5.I5 for
half bbls, $40 for % lib kegs aud 81 80 for
kits.
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Went Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers aud butchers are
follows:
Beef-sgs!4c per Ib for steers. 7@7l4e for
cows and heifers.
veaE1o@1ol4c for large and 1O@11c for
small
Mutton-wethers, s14@1oc; ewes, saslae per
pound.
Lamb-1113 G12lac for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-i36 l4c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. &c per ID;
under 900 lbs. 454c: second quality. all weights,
412c' thin undesirable steers, 81 a &C.
No. l cows and heifers. &c; second quality. 3la
Q3a4c; common. thin, undesirable COWS. 21a a Sc.
Desirable bulls and stays, 2A @2l5c; half fat
or thin bulls, 1h@2c.
Calves-Light weight. per ID, 80 @Gc medium.
"a a. 12c; heavy 4@44c.
Sheep-Desirable wetheTS. &c; ewes, 4lac-
Lambs tper lbl-Unshorn lambs. 69s6ltc shOrn
lambs. 51a G5a4c.
Hogs lper lblmHard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs. 91269%4c; 40 to $50 lbs. Zoe; 80 To
$50 lbs 91ac; common. undesirable hogs, Ga &C.
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Poultry and Game

The ear of western poultry that was expected
yesterday had not arrived up 70 = late hour. but
il needed. as the market we'll sUIl.
piled VITA Domestic stock Receipts from state
shipping points approximately 25u cocpS
Large Young chickens continued % sell well aud
receivers reported "a little better feeling in small
stock
Poultry (per dozenl-H Hens, $4,000 for small.
SGHI for large aud SS0l1 for extra; youns
BOOSTERS. SsN9; old rOO~ters- S5tII0; tryei~.
Sa0I5.J0; broiIers. S30a.jO tor large and So
a. for small; ducks, $G01; pigeons. 81 80;
squads. S2.51G;: geese. S26I2.5O per pair.
came tper dOzenl Nominal.