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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
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Dear Miss Grey: % A young
man calls on me who says he loves
me, but l don't know whether to
believe him or not. How can I
tell? ca How must girl of Is
fix her hair? BLUE-EYED GIRL.
A.-O If he tells you he loves
you and asks you to marry him, he
gives you the best proof in his
power. (2) In one of two braids
and tied with ribbon bows.
Dear Miss Grey: % What is
the stone and verse for June? GU
Is a girl of 13 too young to pass
the eighth grade examinations?
BLUE EYES.
A.-(D Who comes with summer
to this earth,
And owes to June her day of birth,
With ring of Agate on her hand
Can health, wealth and long life
command.
ca 1t is question of ability,
not age.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd How soon
should man give his fiancee an
engagement present after she has
consented to marry him? GU l am
engaged to a widower, but he has
never called on me or taken me
out. We both work in a department
store. Is it my place to ask him
to call? CD When he walks home
with me should he or | leave first?
SYBIL.
A.-(D There is no stated time.
1t depends entirely on the purse
and the inclination of the lover in
question. (2) BY all means, ask him
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

Miss Florence Ruth Smart and
Claude Tester and Miss Lillian May
Solomon and Jesse H. Smart were
the principals in double wedding
which was solcmniZcd yesterday at
high noon at the home of f.. j.
Smart on South avenue.
The service, which was very
quiet. was read by the Rev. John
Hess. Following the ceremony, a
dinner was served to the guests
present for the occasion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

BE not deceived. Blusson. the
tailor, has NOT sold out and has no
intentions of doing SO. Main 2O46.
A. Blusson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30
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MRS. GURLEY FLYNN
, JONES AS A MOTHER

Mrs. Gurley Flynn Jones, 4
former leader of the I. w. w.
, in this city, is the mother of 4
baby, born in New York 4
} city May 10. Mrs. Jones is 4
in the east, writing a book 4
on the social unrest.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-30

Coat lengths vary some, though
most of them are below the hip
depth, and a number have novel
vest effects.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
Boys Club Committees.

NJ y. Porter, director OF th,
Boys Club, has appointed committee
to assist in the work at the club dur
ing the remaining days Of October az
. follows
/ october Sth-Mrs. j. II. .Rapp. Mrs
[ r. Phillips, J. r. Rankin.
[ Octo er gth-Dr VI. a. smith J
[ b. Sherman, Mrs. J. b. Round.
October iUth-Mrs. F. VI. stark. r
stark. b NJ. spalding.
October IIth-L Whlttinghnl. Mrs
Minnie veasie. Or Jessie Stubs
October I2th-T. T. Woodruff. J
/ G Woodruff. Miss Emma Wilson.
. October l3th-G. NJ Damerou. Mrs
| c. " Bomgardner. II. W. Alien.
October lith-M Ftnity, Mr. Z
C. Edwards. 4. c. Draper.
October l5th-Mrs. w. A. Hart
Mrs + Finney. Dr. F Finney.
Octos er lsth-Miss Clara Hi DR.
j. + Kcarns. Mrs. B. r. Haskins
October l7th-C. Jameyson, ! H.
Larrick. Mrs. c. Jameyson.
October lsrh-w. a. Lewis. Dr J.
c King. G A. Kilgore
October lgth-Judge McDani,l Mrs
Myra Mcconnell, j. \. McCullou.b
October 2O;h-s. X. Mendelsou Mrs
S K MeudClson. Geo. Mcneil.
October 2Ist-Mrs M. F. Miller.
NJ F. Miller. DR. Moore.
October 22d-J. n. Rankin. Nra r
Phillips, Mrs ] II Rapp.
October 23d-J. b. Sherman. DR..
II. A. Smith. Mrs. j b Round
October 2ith-F. NJ. Stark. Mrs r.
NJ Stark, b. NJ. spading.
October 2jth-Mrs. Minnie yvasie.
DR.. Jessie Stubbs. l. whittingnIl
October 26th-J. G. Woodruff r
T. Woodruff, Miss Emma Wilson
October 27th-Mrs. c. W. BouaarI-
uer, II W Allen. c. NJ. Dameroa
October 2sth-Mrs. L. G. EduarIs.
A. c. Draper, NJ Finity.
October 2sth-Dr. Frank Frngy.
Mrs Frank Finney. Mrs. W. A Hart
October 3Oth-Dr. J. r. K.arus.
Mrs L. F.. Haskins. Miss Clara Im
October 3lst-Mrs c. Jameys u c..
Jamcysou J. II Larrlck.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
Assistant Trsiumas,er at Pueblo

Mrs Herbert Z. Fell left Wednss.
day for Pueblo where she viii join
Mr Fell. and establish their pyrua.
neHt residence. Mr. Fen recently wgs
assigned 10 the position Of assistant
tTalnmastrr at Pueblo, having been
promoted from his former employ.
ment as Inspector Of buildings and
grounds for the Santa Fe Mr. and
Mrs Fell will be- greatly missed In
Las Vegas society circles. in which
they were popular.-Las Vegas Optic
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
EverWatchfuI
a Little Care win Save Many La
Junta Readers Future Trouble.

Watch the kidney zfsrrytiuus
Sr" that they have the amber hue OF
health.
The discharges not excessive nor In.
frequent
contain no "brick dust like" sediment.
Dohn's Kidney l'ills Will do this fpf
you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they o. sick
MIR, H. Guiltoyle. 81 CimafrDn Ave.
impossible Tor me 10 say too much in
praise ~ buan's kidnry rills Was
10 lad shnpy With ms hack when ! got
tbs remedy At the Ia Junia DRUG Go.
The pain N my kidneys MAS 20 intense
that II fairly made me sick NJ times
aud | was greatly annoyed hy a kidney
w-ukn~ss, alNays felt tired. had no
ambition and WAS very nervous. tn.
doctors medicine hslps,l me only While
! was taking II and u was no, until
h"gnn using bunn'z Kidney Pulls that
! had any hope Of getting permanent
relief The hnt boN uf this medicine
helped me- 80 Ffrhtly that I obtained a
srcnud. aud since using this ! have had
20 trouble whatever from my back or
kidneys. ! think this cure should can.
vince anyons. Of the merit Of Doan's
Kidney i'iils."
For sale by MI dealers. Price ~
cents Foster Milhurn CO.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents Tor the lnitel
sfHtra
liemrmhsr the name Doan's---and
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
Ordinance Ne. 2C'

An ordinance concCFnlag finances
aud repeating orIIHauo. No. a.,
passed September H. Isa. and all
other ordinances and part OF ordi.
uauees In conflict h,ruHrH.
BE 1t ordained by the ..g council
OF the city Of La Juua
Section l. That all oTf.aaaces lie
fore they are adopted OF .ssed by
the city council, shall B.. ad at a
preceding regular my,..a- OF said
city council and pullshra Va full In
paper uf general c.rcan on pub,
lishcd In the city Ut Ia lnta. at
least ten days before tla .lssage OF
adoption OF said ord.aau.s. The
fact OF such previous .n'rnH lctlon OF
such ordinances az such n-eoeoding
regular meeting OF the city council
and tue fact Of their pu U.ation In
such newspaper shall appear In the
certificate and aflsHrur 4 the
clerk on such ordinance aHer their
adoption
Section g. Whenever aa urdinancc.
or aay part thereof, shall repealed
OF modified, by a subsequent ordi.
nance, the ordinance. ur any part
thereof. thus repealed 0r modified.
shall continue 10 force until he pub
loatiau Of the ordiuauu. repoaling
or modifying the same. lur no suit.
proceeding, right. fine OF pgualty In.
stituted. created. given. ancurcd. or
accrued under any ordnance. pre-.
'ious TO iis repeal shall iu any wise
be affected, released or discharged by
such repeal or modification.
Section 3. In ease where The sane
offcnso shall be punlsha h.. or Great.
ed by different clauses or scctlons OF
the ordinances OF the city. The prose
cutting officer may elect under which
TO proceed. but not more than one
recovery shall be had against the
same person for the same offense.
Section T. when any ordinance re.
pcallng n former ordinance. clause. or
section. shall be itself repealed. such
repeal shall not be construed to re.
'lvc such former ordinance, clause
or section unless therein 80 express.
ly provided.
Section 8. Words used In any or.
dlnaneo importing the singular or
plural number may be construed so
that one number includes 10th. when.
ever such construction may be appli.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
Sugar City Booming.

Sugar City section Is fast b as
up with au Industrious. hrifu proc
rress,re class Of citizens The .ar.
al result OF the energetic. eut rs-
Ing, enthusiasts. uuurlng pu gity
campaign conducted by the s.uoual
Sugar Manufacturing Conn ~. the
Twin Lakes Company. the Buffalo
Company and " s Wiuy.-aI,e. and
the newspaper Tho conn nifty is
being generously reward. Ir its
encouragement and supp.- Of its
progressive aud agErrss.E. leoplc.-
Sugar City Gazette
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08
Birth Announcements.

The Tribune has put in q supply OF
the neatest little birth announcement
cards that can be found anywhere.
The large card and the small one
with the printing, nicely tied with a
pretty little blue or pink ribbon and
having blue or pink borders. all en-
closed an appropriate envelope. also
With small blue or pink margin.
They are beauties, and Just the thins
for La5y announcements.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08

cable, and every word importing mas
culine gender only may be construed
70 apply to females as well as males
whenever the same is applicable. The
word person" in any ordinance may
extend TO and be applied to bodies
corporate and polite, provided. that
these rules Of construction shall not
be applied TO any ordinance which
shall contain expressed provision ex-
cluding such construction, or where
the subject matter or context OF such
ordinance may be repugnant thereof
Section 6. Whenever In any ord!-
nance the doing Of any act, or the
omission to do any act, or duty Is
declared TO be a treach thereof, and
there shall be no fine or penalty
prescribed for such breach. any per
son convicted OF such breach shall be
adjudged to pay fine OF not less
than Five nor more than One Hun
dred Dollars.
S'NA6h g. fh VI aiAAANNa NAal4 At
printed, typewriter. or written in the
ordinance book after their adoption
and publication.
Section S Ordinance No, 40. pass
ed September IA, 1891. and all other
ordinances and parts OF ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby re
pealcd.
State Of Colorado. county Of oiero.
IS. City Of La Junta
|, Andrew Mayors. city clerk Of
the city OF La Junta. Otero county.
Colorado. do hereby certify that the
foregoing ordinance vas placed on
It's first reading and was duly read
aad passed on its first reading at
a regular meeting of the city council
Of the city OF La Junta on Monday.
August !. 1910. and that the same was
thereafter published in full in the La
Junta Tribune. a newspaper Of gen
eral circulation published In the city
Of La Junta on the 9Th day Of August.
1910. and that said first publication
was made more than ten days be
fore the final passage OF said ordi-
nance.
That said ordinance was placed on
its third reading and final passage
at a regular meeting OF the city
council of the city Of La Junta. on
the 80 day OF October. 1910. and was
passed and adopted ly the follow
ing vote. the ayes and nays being
called and recorded:
Ayes-Anderson. Harbour. Shrum.
Cartwright. Kirkpatrick
Nays-Noue.
Abseni-Bruwn.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
the city Of La Junta. This Oh day OF
October. 1910
ANDREW MAYERS.
tScah City Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-08

ured out the cause. And SO It came
about that We were granted an inter
mission OF fifteen minutes provided
we would stay ten minutes longer 10
the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19

The market for old crop potatoes is in very
bad shape. due To extended period Of heavy
arrivals and light trading. and receivers are
offering all descriptions at very low rates In
efforts to rid the market of the accumulate ted
supplies The trade is running largely on new
crop stock, which is coming forward freely and
is selling at easy rates. The situation in the
onion market is much the same as that in pOta-
toes, old yellow being neglected In favor of new
stock.
Everything on the list of vegetables in
ample supply yesterday and what changes were
made in the quotations mostly in the direc
tion of lower prices. Strictly choice asparagus
was in good request and little frmer. while
general offerings sold at irregular rates Rhu-
barb. peas. string beans. cucumbers and sum
mer squash all easy to values. Large
n Ia and Marysvillc cucumbers were lower at
S20225 box Green corn from Winters sold
at prices ranging from :5c to 73c dozen to
quality, and from the Coachena valley was
offered at 25MSjc. Southern egg plant went at
1j@ nc and bell peppers brought 1JG25c a
pound.
Potatoes (per ctD-New. 75e@S1 q: old crop
river whites. 50M60c: Salinas and LOmpoc Bur
banks. I5cM$1: Oregon do. T0d9Oc.
Onions (per ctD-Nevadan. 81: Bermuda seed
Sl.75d2 per crate for white and S1.25G1.j0 for
yellow; new red. a0cM$1 per sack.
Negetables-Aspargus, S1-25G1.T5 per box for
extra and J0cdSl for lower grades; tomatoes,
Mexican, ST. 2JM1 81 per crate; green peas. zoe
MS1 per sack; string beans. y "A % per ID: sum-
NOR squash 6IffS5c per box for southern: gar
lie. 5d6 per 10 for new; cabbage. 9OcG$1 per
ct: cucumbers. 50@90c per dozen; caulifOwer
t0ei5Oc per dozen; turnips. T5CMS1 per sack .
carrots. Toe per sack: rhubarb. 406r6Oc per box
for ordinary and 6J@S5c for fancy; celery, S10
|. 30 per crate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
CHICAGO BOARD Of TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO May iS.-Closing quotations today
showed loss. Expectation Of marked improve
nent IN the crop showing was general because of
the warm weather in ali directions Reports of
another cargo of 10000 bushels of wheat TO
come to Chicago from Duluth caused drop near
tue close Active futures finished l Il to 1Lc
lower, and May asc. Corn showed a decline of
to 17I5c
Inc higher Liverpool quotations were regarded
as merely reflection of temporary spurt here
an attempt was made at one stage To bull the
market on reports of big clearsnces from Bos-
ton hut investigation showed that the wheat
shipped from there was exclusively Canadian
Then the selling pressure was renewed and par
tlchlariy from the northwest. Duluth's stocks
were shown TO have been decreased 300 600
pusnels IN two days. dispatch from Dallas
declared that Texas would raise IL coo. 600 bush
els ana that the harvest would begin in eight
uaFs- Almost simultaneously came information
lhat durum wheat was 23c lower than spring
Wheat at Duluth, showing total absence of any
foreign demand. Selling most persistent
ana me support poorest in the final dealings
one reason was telegram asserting that reports
most without exception practically damage.
anu ihat conditions apparently were about per-
iset. september sold from S1.01 Is d1.00A and
closed weak al S1.009s. net loss of &c.
from interior dealers and farmers made corn
quite weak. Demand poor. both for cash and
futures. september ranged from SO - Gl621kc and
closed weak at the bottom figures Of the day. No.
yellow finished at 6} 3 0G1c
Fluctua lions in September oats were be-
tween 'i9Ss ana 3S9sc. with the close at the lat
Ter price. loss of 4 a 5sc.
shipments OF meats very light and un-
satisfactory In consequence pork scored net
1sel dscllne OF 101l2l2 TO lIisc, lard ~ to 100
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ATtlcleS- open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat The market is steady. with choice
milling grades rather firm than otherwise.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.52 y "a l.aI y Sonora. 81 60
d1.t21a Propo and white Australian, 81 6O6
1871; northern club. S1.52h M1.5Tis; Russian
red. S1.4S% "a 1.52 n turkey red S1521s al 81 u
bluestem, $1.60M1.65.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-December was higher and the cash
feed was also a fraction better.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. S1.12h: of grades 81 O5611 10 per
ctl: extra choice. s1.13A @1.l5; brewing. s115
al. 11l2; shipping lots, $1.15G 1171s; chevalier,
nominal
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December-Opened S1.101a: highest Sill:
lowest, S11o15; closed, s1.101l.
p. Session
acknowledgement. $1.O9A: highest 81 10:
lowest. $1.O9a4; closed, s110.
Oats Narrow changes in red and white are
noted. The market continues quiet.
Red. 1.2501. 321h: black, nominal; gray
s sI45a1 80; white, s1.473@l571z per ctl for
Corn Western states yellow, in bulk. san
Francisco track, 81 .62@1 .65; white 81 500 67
mixed Sl.5a@1.61; sacked prices, Tiac higher;
white Egyptian, s1.52l2 5Ila; brown do. $13
Mf.40 per ctl.
Rye-$1 .To61. so per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
GRAIN STATISTICS

DAILY MovEMENT OF PRoDTCE
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The southern Nevada mining stocks were we'll
dealt In again yesterday and several were quite
active Notable cases Rescue, which sold
up TO 1oc, against Sc Tuesdays close some
3, 600 shares changing hands and Nevada Hills.
which rose to Soc against S2e. Goldheld Con-
solidated declined from $50 to $S.171a The
rest of these stocks without feature.
The ComstockS continued to decline. Ophir
closing at a9c against 81 .02 the preceding day.
Con. Virginia at Ole. against Csc: Overman at
SOc, aga inst 96c; Mexican at sec, against S1.0J,
and the rest in proportion.
Local securities quiet and without much
feature. Associated oil was higher at $52 and
the bonds were also higher at SOS. Alaska
packers rose to $9l. Sales of bonds were small.
The Sailor mines company of Placer county
has levied an assessment of 12c, delinquent
June "a.
The directors of the Godield Consolidated
mines company expected 10 meet in Gold
field May 26 to declare the regular quarterly
dividend of 80 cents and probably an extra
dividend of 20 cents.
The Home telephone company in the circular
il issued few days ago giving its reason for
disseminating the dividend its preferred
stock. explains that the company has been
called upon to make large extensions and i'm
provements in order to keep pace with the
growth of the city
Rather than sell its securities at sacrifice.
it temporarily discontinued the payment of
dividends. These. however. are cumulative.
The dividend money. which will be used for
the improvements. amounts to $4,000 month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Hides. TaIIov. wool and Hons

Hides-CulIs and brands sell about ls91c un-
medium. l11ac; light 1Ol4c; e01hidcs. 10l3c Tor
heavy. 10l@c for light: stays. SIZE; sailed kip,
lie; salted veal, 16lac: salted calf. 161ac; dry
hides. 2Od201Ac; dry kip, lee; dry calf, &c;
Sheepskins shearhngs. 20M+Oc each; short wool.
5O4S5c; medium. SJcQS1 long wool, SI256l
1.I5; lambs. 256t Toe: hOrsehldes. salt. S2.256I3
for large and S1.5Or2 for medium. 75cMSl Tor
small and 25d50c for colts. horsehides. dry, 81
6t2.25 for large and 81 2j62 for medium. zoe
6$1 for small and 2J@5Oc for colts; soatskins.
prime ang0ra. TJcuSI; large hair goats. 25G4Oc;
medium. zoe; small. 5Gr t5c.
IallOw-NO I rendered JN6c, No. 2 4N sc;
grease. 2G21sc
WoOl-Spring cliP-San Joaquin. years staple,
l2@l5c do months. 7d14e; northern. Halle
per ID.
Hops-California. 15G2Oc for crop OF 1909:
per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
New York Produee

NEW YORK. May 1s.-HOps-Dun-
Hides-Dull-
PetrOleum-Steady.
WOol-Steady.
Raw sugar-steady. Muscovado. 50 test.
S.74c; centrifugal e6 test. 425c; nsoIasses
sugar. 50 test, 3.49c; refined sugar quiet
Conee-ClCsed Inactive, net unchanged TO
points higher. Sales reported Of 1850
bags. Closing bids follow: May and June
6-40c: July, 6.45c: August. 6.5Oc. September
October and November 6.55c: December $500.
January. 6.65c; February. 6.67c; March. s. sac:
April. 6.70c. Spot. quiet: Rio No. Z. Sue:
Santos No. 4, 9hc Mild. quiet; Cordovs
Butter-BareIy steady. State dairy. common
to prime. 231a G27c: process specials 26c.
Cheese-Firm. State full cream new fancy
white. 141ac fancy colored 14Lc: average
prime. 13a. GI 14c; fair to good. 1212M13tsc
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EvapOrated appleS-Quiet: unchanged on the
spot; fancy is quoted at 1Oc: choice SGSt1c.
prime. T6rT1sc: common to fair 6G6iac
Prunes-Firm on the spot but prices un
changed: quotations range from 23t FlS2, for
Coalinga up TO 3O-40s and 46t9c for Oregons
Apricots-Firm. with decreasing stocks
Choice, t0Gt015e; extra choice, 1O3t a 111sc;
fancy. 11EM121ae.
Peaches in demand and prices firmly held:
choice. 606Ae; extra choice, 61a 6Tc, fancy,
6%6T12c.
Raisins-Dull. but prices are steadily held;
loose museatel5 are quoted at 3h a5Stc; choice
10 fancy seeded. Az G624e; seedless, 351 Q4Mc;
London layers, " ef-20@125-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpecial Dispdtch to The Call

Los ANGELES. May 1S.-Pfnk beans touched
$50 hundred pounds today. the highest price
ever recorded on the local market. Eggs were
drm. Potato receipts were light but the mar
ket continued weak
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, 4S2 cases;
butter. 35. 500 pounds; cheese .7JS pounds :
potatoes. 90 racks; onions. $50 sacks beans.
% sacks.
Butter-Creansery extra. sOc ID: hrst &c
ID; cooking butter 25c.
Cheese-Northern fresh. lie: eastern twins
tSc: eastern cheddarS. 1915c: eastern lOnghOrn
19c; eastern daisy. 19c: Swiss imported. 3Oc
Swiss domestic 23d25c: brick cream. 20c
Reans-NO. I pink. $3.50: No I limas. 81. 40
$50: blackcyes. $6.25; 6farvanzas $3.50; len
tils 81.
Potstoes-SaIinas. 81 f.35: highlands SIC
n S1.10: IOmpoc. Sl.35N1.JO: WatsOnvinc Sid
1.25; Idaho, 9oeGI.10; new potatoes. 40d6ec
Eggs-LocaI ranch candled nrsts. Csc; case
count PC.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19

Regular Morning Session
2noo Adams 01 500 Montana - q
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Eastern Llve..ock ,Iarket

CHICAGO, May 1S.-Cattle- Receipts. II mn.
market steady. shade lower. Reeves s5 enSs
-; Texas steers. S3M6.40: western s-Ss Sfsssrs
- lOd 80, stockers and feeders. $4G6 co co--s
and heifers. 3 t9n %, calves. S5.5Oe7T 80
Hogs-teceiDts. 2I 900: market strong .b.,
higher Light S9.45f1a. .77ls; mixed 60 A.
$50. heavy. $9.S3M9.15. rough 90 2zTSo - 80 =
-ond 70 choice heavy. S9-5569.7 u: pirs 81 80
o.6J; bulk OF safes. 50. 65M975 T9'i'1
she Sneep- lkeeeiptS, 5000; market weak. Ice
lower Native. S4FI6-9o: western S4<3e a..
yeariings <6.a0s7 90 laabs native Ffss ~ 49,. &
$50: western. Sc. 5fi6fS 90 Fo-SVL
SOUTH OMAHA
80. SyefH Il OMAHA, May 1S-Cattle-Receirts
S.VVe' market steady Native steers. seas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce Mav rs
Provisions

Cottoene--0ne half Dbl. 1Ic: half bbIs
12isc; tieree, l2a4c; terces, 1e3se; tierces,
12lac.
1iams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams. 201a "a 81 &c. picnic
hams, 14iac; California hams. 1919 a@2O1@c; extra
fancy bacon. 2Sc fancy bacon, to S lbs Poe: ::
to 10 lbs. 24lac: 10 to 12 lbs, 24Ibc: sugar
cured. 25c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs
re; 10 to Il lbs, 81 &c; medium bacon, 201sc;
light medium bacon, 201ac.
Lard-Tlerees 1ac sos 1534c, los 164c IS
l6&e: IS 1612c; compound lard tierces 1114e.
sos l1s4c... los l2kc, 5s 12Sse, 3s 121ae; yellow
cooking oil, 10lsc per gal; white cooking OIL
re per gal; salad oil, 75c per gal.
Beef-Local prices arc quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government, are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl: fam
lily beef, SIS per bbl: extra mess beef, $17. 90
per Dbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels S32; clear ss4;
mess. $50; pig pork. s36; pigs feet, S5.75 for
half bbls, 81. 40 for 25 b kegs and 81 35 for kits
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Meat Market

DhESSED MEATS
slanGhterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef.sGsaac per lb for steers. 7@sc for cows
and heifers
small.
wethers. sl5@1oc; ewes. s@sAc per
pound.
Iamb-10a @11c for spring
Dressed Pork (per lb)-I3ia @14c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive 5Itc per
lb; under 900 lbs. DC; second quality, AZ @5e; /;
third quality Az 6415c.
No. cows and heffers. 4ol4Ac; second quail
ity, 312@3%c; third quality 81 0315e; COM
mon. thin. undesirable cows, 2h @3c.
thin bulls. 11a@2c.
Calves Light weight per lb, So acc; me-
dinm. 5I4 @5hc; heavy, 4@4Ac.
unshorn sheep (per lb)-Wethers. No. 1. 5s.c:
ewes, SAC. Shorn sheep tper lb)-1a a s4c less
Lambs tper lb)-This years milk lambs Ga
6Hc; yearling lambs. 524 16c.
to lao lbs, 9A @9lsc; 40 to $50 lbs. 9lac: 250
Gaze.