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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Virginia News.

The ordiraocs providing fer The re-
uo7hl 0! all banging aigns and awnings
In S:aun!op, vent into effect Today.
Marriage licenses vere issued 10
Washington yesterday 10 William q.
CORNELL and DSisy F. aIudmap, both OF
Purcelviile, and 10 Charles E d. Cobb
and Marguerite V. browns, b1th Of al.
exandria.
Rev. Robert Gl!ewood. for many years
prominent in Norfolk, SIS clergyman
aud educator, died yesterday from tho
effects of paralysis. He was 30 years
old and native of Norfolk.
Following q stroke Of paralysis qua.
tanned week sgo, Miss Harriet Cooper,
member of an old and well.knoUn Clarke
county family, died a. her home at
Bryce, few days sgo In the sixty
seventh year of her age.
DR.. Lawrence T. Price, CO p ain of
the First battalion, Firs! regiment, has
been elected nfjor of the battalion, suc-
ceeding Maj Hun,don Gary, resigned.
DR.. Price has been surgeon of the bat
TALON for several years.
J. W. Hongb, of Norfolk, formerly Of
Loudoup, who was rendered position
on the stsf of GJvernor.elect Minp,
has declined the honor. Governor
Mann will, it is stated, appoint Mr..
aough TO a position on The state board
OF charities and corrections,
The ma riage of Miss Bessie B. Ball
to Mr.. Joseph shue, of Psrksley, took
plscs Thursday ct the home OF the
hsids's parents, Mr.. and Mrs SAMUEL
q. Ball, OF Leesburg. The ceremony
vas performed by Raw. W. q. Burk.
hardt.
Alter two-year trial of no ssloons,
B.rryville egsia ven! "dry" 10 local
option election held in B.tlletoTn mag.
isterisl district. Toe "dty" msj ,rity
9ss increased eight votes ont Of a total
OF 291 votes over the result of Two yta.s
ago. The vote Hss 1872 for the "drys"
and 70 for the "we,s" TSo yesrs sgo
the "dry" msjority was IS
Mistaken for burglar, R 8. Jeter, a
fireman on The Southern Railway, who
resides at Sou;b Boslon, was shot three
times Thursday night By JEFF Coles, q
merchant of Danville Coles sleeps in
his store near the railway yards and vas
aroused about midnight BY the crashing
of pane of glass aud seeing SONS one
apparently trying 10 enter the store.
Coles ium sdiately telephoued the police.
Jetsr 1t is thought, wandered t. The store
while In 8 dfunkeu condition.
Petitions calling upon the anti.aaloon
lesgue of Virginia to declare for state.
wide prohibition and upon the legisls-
ture to provide an election ct which the
people of the state may say whether CT not
the manufacture and sale of liqaor shall be
suppressed in the sls:e as whole are
now bsipg circulated in Norfolk. These
petitions sent out By the anti-aalooD
lesgue headquarters 10 Richmond, call
for prompt action and ssk that the pc.
titions be in By January LIB. They
( came to J. W. Hough, president Of The
anti.soloon league of Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
The MORSE Case.

New York, Jan. 1.-The appeal OF
Charles W. Morae. former ice king,
steamship magoate and irepzied fnaucier
for pardon, as his last hope OF escaping
q fifteen year ssneoce In the federal
prison In Atlanta, Co., will meet With
The bit!erest kind Of opposition. Morse
and bis friends admit tina! be ia doomed
to 90 to prison In the southern city un.
less President TAFT interferes With ez.
ecuilVe clemeucy, aud 1t Is their iuten.
sion soon to appeal to the president to
exercise bis power. An appeal for par.
don will ba met with opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Earthquake Shocks.

st. Louis, JsD. IAN earthquake
shock was recorded en- the seismogrsph
at ct. LOUIS University early lodsy.
The disturbance continued lhr.y.four
minutes ard twenty seconds. Father
G ,esse of The University, says the shccs
moved from west to east and be believes
1t started somewhere in the Pacific
Ocean and moved towards the Atlantic
coast'
Albany, N. W Jan. Ian earthquske
shock lasting about tao hours we're recorded
today in the saismosrspk at the State Mu.
senm, The shock began at sos and although
the instrument registered disturbances for
two hours the most violent peri cd was at Gle.
It is thought here that the earthquake occur
red in Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
RrOm ashingtOn.
-: Corresponden9s Of the Alexandria Gazette
u,,S;n,too Ton

;UoTfedpbGueHSb ul tH5 AleAhuuI1o S""0''S
Washington, Jan. l.
W. P. Hubbard, representative of the
First West Virginia district, has form
ally announced bile candidacy for the seat
OF N. 3. Scott In !he United States
Senate at the expiration OF 5cot!'s term
Ii 1911.
The conference being held here attempting
to effect mediation for the switchmeu's stlike
10 ST., Pail HIS been hi ID over for Monday
morning. President II. b, Perham, head of
the railway braa. h of the A. F Of L.. HOPES
en- Monday to complete his argument for the
switehmeu's tide and to start on tnsl consid..
Grafton of the points in dispute The case of
the railroad has been presented in briet.
Mr. Perhsm is today in consultat on gith Of
ticials Of the American Federation Of Labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

NINE. DE THEBEs has already come cut
With her prophecies for the year 1910.
She seems to have survived all the revo.
lutlons, social upheava!s ard earthquakes
che predicted in previous yesrs. Ac-
cordiDg to the "propbetess," the year
1910 will be one Of firs, II will be IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Cola use OF Decks,

Baltimore, Jan. 1.-The tween dicks
Of tho tramp steamer Luckenoack, lying
of1 lower Canton, in Baltimore hsfoor,
collapsed today, buryiug number Of
men. Eoar bodies have already been
taken out Of the hold and more can be
seen. Just what caused the accident Ia
not as yet know, The number OF kill.
ed or irjared will not be asceytained IN.
til thorough survey OF the vessel Ia
made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
daynor Assumes MayoraIsy.

New York, Jan. 1.-Wm. J. Gaynor
walked into the msyolalsy flee at neon
today, and George B. Mcclellan walked
out-.hs frat With g stride, which bis
more enthusiastic friends are already
predicting, will land him 10 the White
House If be can keep 1t up; the second
retiring With few rtgrets irom sny Guar.
ter iuto something not far from political
oblivion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
LAST CHARTER OF THE YEAR.

The last charter of the year waa is.
sued By the State Corporation Oonmis-
sion iu Richmond yesterday, when the
Papers allowing The Atlantic Ice and
Goal Corporation of Richmond to begin
business were sigoed snd amit!ed TO
record. The state received fee OF $500
for the charter, that being the fee for 8
concern which has So authorized maxi.
mum capital OF S.. 600, 900. The mini
mum csp!tal is $50, 900.
This Is, perhaps, the largest concern
that has been chartered since the Cor
poration Commission was organized.
The promoters are all residents OF the
south with Eroest Woodruff, of Atlantis,
president.
The promot tiers are authorized to build
electric and power plants, cold.storsge
houses, ice factories ard to engage in the
mining OF coal OF the authorized cap;-
tai IS, 600, 600 Is to be preferred and
IS, 900, 900 common stock. The shares
are placed at 800 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
He6d.on Collision.

Wilmington, Del. Jan. LII the worst
hesd.on collision in the history of 1.-THE Will
mincton, Newcastle and Southern Railway
today, seven persons were hurt. one perhaps
fatslly. The most seriously injured IS Samuel
Topp,n. motorman on one of the Gus. The
accident occurred seven miles below this city
on a single line of track and was due to
heavy fog, the road being along the Delewsre
river. The cars collided with such force thst
they pilsd into each other halt their ispgth,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

A BRITISH railway train Is the
safest pace on earth, as only one pas
sspger 10 every 100000 is killed
and one in every 1000 iDjared.
This dedication is based upon care
ful survey of the hoard of trade report
on railway accldentc during the year
1907, and Is a sal commentary on the
safety of railroad travel in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
WOMEN CALLED DOWN.

The effort of P. P. Murray, the pro-
prietor of Park Hotel, Richmond, In
seeking to procure liquor license csu ssd
9 decentralization 10 the Hastings court
OF that city yesterday, when hsvg OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Alleged Assassination Plot.

New Orleans, ] an. That four assassins
have been hired kill to Estrada, leader Of the
Nicaragua revolution that ended In the fight
of President Zslays to Mexico, is the news
that came today to Estrada's representatives,
here,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
Arrival OF Survivors.

New York, jar. Capt, O. Nicker-
SOD, OF the ionndered British ship Jo-
hanna, which sailed ton lloilo, in the
Philippines, on April 27, with a Valu.
nble cargo of sugar, and vent down cfl
Ospe Hsttercs on November 25, and II
of the surviving members Of the crew,
arrived here today aboard the Qaebec
line steamer K9roua.
The second beat, containing twelve
OF the crew, has nots been heard from
since it put eff from the Johanna and
here is little doub! that tho boat was
lost,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

The late summer and fall is o;,e Of 'he o nS5
times in the year to psint your hou.s: DON DON
forget that We are Headquarters iga es .oy
thing in the paint line. See Us before r3 y"s
place your order, E. 8. Lesdosaes Q e'D'
mo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01

CONGRESS Is about to investigate the
high cost of living. Congress wont
have to 90 fer behind the tariff 10 hoo
one of the causes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
TIE Market,

aeargssosn. D. 9. JAP l. Wheat 1ls-12
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-01
List Of Unclaimed lssters.

The following is a list OF the letters remain.
lug in the Alexandria, Va, posto6ce up to
January ], 1910:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Hay and FeedsfufS

Scott. Nagner & Miller say Of hay:
Receipts Of hay on the San Francisco market
for the week ending today have been 1.T50
tons. This amount is largely below our normal
consumption. and about half Of what usually
comes In AT this period Of the season.
Under normal conditions these light arrivals
would have had their effect on the market prices.
bur under prevailing conditions large quantities
ot tlls nay Is now on hand here IN the city.
piled mp in consumers and dealers barns. 50
that the present demand has not even equaIed
the above light arrivals. The market for the
week has been dull. and the small amount
that we have been receiving has been difficult
70 place ar prices that would realize cost TO
The consumers in San Francisco have not
been affected one way or the other by the fact
that rains have held Of. and appear to feel
that the immense surplus Of hay now stored
throughout The country IS an assurance against
any material advances. even should the weather
NOT prove advantageous for a while and under
these conditions they will not buy except at
"Au kinds Of trade connected with the hav
line have been slack and there docs not appear
warrant any operations IN the country on the
basis ~ the present asking prices Of the ship
pers and larger holders.
There bas been practically no coast shipping
demand lately. and export orders have been
very light.
rlo market recently. and the city stocks are
being drawn on ID current trade requirements
Tho feeling this article is frmer. although
There has practically been no straw coming
in af all lately as there has been no demand
B.an-S30G21. 50 per ton.
dIings-S34d36 80 per ton.
shorts S3I d32 20 per ton
FeedstuTs- Rolled harley. S23623.5o rolled
oats for feed. s29d3l: mixed feed. S25d26 for
average lots evergreen chopfeed. S21 per
ton for car lots aud SO for iobbng;
1iuSeed oiicske meal. % tons $40 10 tons
sac 30 . tons Sal smaller lots S4l50; cocoa
mn cake OF meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S2e IN ton lots; jobbing S2650; corn
meal $3.50 36: cracked corn. $35d36; alfalfa
meal. carload lots S17. iobbing SIS red star
alfalfa meal. SIS in car lots and SO johbing;
ioibing: stockton mealfalfa S17 in car lots and
SIS johbinc. Caproca oilcake meal. $3.50 per
ton. cslfalfa. SO in car lots and $50 iobbing.
il wheat and ost. s9d1I 80: tame oat SS9
Il 30: volunteer wild cat. SS69. alfalfa SEA
i. stock hav. S5.50d5-60 per ton.
Strsw-350 n J0c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Copper Mines of Shasta

While the balance sheet of the Mann
mouth copper company. when pre-
sented to the stock holders, at the end
of December, is expected to show a
big falling off In profits compared to
the year 1909. it is still believed tina t
a net profit on the years workings of
$500, 900 will result. This indication
comes from Boston to reliable Red
ding source.
When it is considered that over a
quarter of million dollars have been
expended by this company in the bag
house installa ton and that it's output
has been reduced fifty per cent owing
to said baghouse operation, it can be
readily seen what excellent manage
ment is necessary to insure such a
substantial return.
known is only one of six or seven
properties, owned and operated under
separate names, hut all offshoots of the
United States mining and smelling
company. Each of these companies has
had misfortunes galore.
At Kennett the obstacles have al
ready been stated: at Real Del Monte
In Mexico. the immense silver mines of
the company have been handicapped
through lack of power facilities: at
Needles. A caven DESTROYED the main
shaft and only one of the properties.
that at Bingham, was able to pull
through the year in anything like
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
SALOONS IN BUTTE
COUNTY MAY CLOSE
Supervisors Face Ordinance
That Gives Prohibitionists
Inside Track
Especial Disboich TO The Call

OROVILLE, Dec. 10.-The Anti Saloon
league sprung a surprise on the liquor
interests late yesterday afternoon, when
it secured the passage by the super
visors. of a precinct local option ordi-
nance. which, IL is believed, will result
in closing every saloon in the county
outside the Incorporated towns.
The ne wordinance provides that a
vote of 81 per cent of the vote cast at
the last assembly election shall be suf-
ficient to close up. the saloons in the
particular precinct where the election
is held. Saloons can not be reopened
for period of a year and the appli-
cants so closed out can not ask for a
license short of two years.
The anti-saloon people propose to
take the fight into the Incorporated
towns of Chico, Oroville. Gridley and
Biggs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
co,.-oI 1To-ob.na,.o

Rars-Grain bags 5ssc spot and 6Is GsKc 1911
Pike for ~ lb and 29izc for ID: fleece tUne.
coal-Pennsrlvania anthracite egg. SIC per
tom Wellington. 50, New wellington 50: Coos
hay s.. Australian house Richmond etc. 81;
Ielaw Main. So: stanford Richmond. So: Cum
anthracite. SIS; coke. SIC per ton in bulk and
81 in sacks.
barrels drums. Sc: $50 degrees oil. iron har-
rels or drums. 9i5c; special do l0c pearl oil In
cases. l5c; astral. l5ci star. i5c; extra star.
lsc, Elaine 25lac: eocene. lSc red crown and
motor gasoline, In bulk lTc. in cases 24c engine
distilate. I'm drums &c. eases &c more So de-
grees gasoline. in bulk 3Oc in cases 3Tiac: var
nish makers and painters naphtha in bulk 15c.
on-onotstions are FOR barrels I.inseed Sill
per gallon for hoiec and Sl.o9 for raw. cases &c
more: castor oil in cases. No ]. Tic: Baker s
"A S1.17dlI9; China nut cases 65M75c per
gallon: cocosnut oil. in barrels. s0nS3Ac for
Xxx 7715 dslc for No. 1 and T5@7slsc for No.
.. according TO quantity; extra blescbed winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil. SOC:
IA tural whale OIL 55c: pure lard oil. 81: winter
strained lard oil. 9Oc: pure neatsfoot oil s5c:
No nestsfoot oil. CSC: herring oil. Soc: salmon
oil. soc; boiled fish oil, SOC; paint oil. 45e-
Turpentine-99c per gallon in cases and 92c IN
bulk drums and iron barrels
l. ss.55: K. $3.50: VIC. 5000; WV SO. 20 per
0-F Red and White Lesd-Red. sls acc; white. 81
~07s' REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. SC; standard coarse granulated. Sc; fruit
granulate6. SC: cut loaf. in barrels ouly. 7c;
Fl a n crystal doninos. 10 cartons in cases
So. do IN , 10 cartons IN cases, S.50c; monarch
har 535c: tablets. in half barrels. 5-50c; 90. IN
. m boxes 5. 75c; cubes and crushed, - 25c (:
monarch. powdered. 5.l0ci xxx powdered.
Zoe: candy granulated. :. .lOci confectioners'
A. Sc: confectionery CRYSTALS: BLOC: extra hne
-rsnulsted 4 soc; magnolia A, 4-60c: extra c.
50c. golden G. 4.4Oc; D. 4.3Oc; barrels and
81 10 bags lOc. half barrels 25c. boxes 5oc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
In s5 and 80 lbs tins Sl.7o more. in and 10 10
tins So - more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes rs follows; Granuiated basis.
: 20c. -sHicrade'' bar. 555c: powdered. S-3Oc; A
a rushed 545c: berry 5.2Oc; c. H. extra fine
rauulared 5.20c: coarse dry granulafed. 5.2oc :.
n Nso1fecffoners. A 2Oc: confectioners crystal
S80c: cubes 5.45c; bricks. half barrels, 5Toc:
bricks in q 10 boxes. 5.95c; extra fine dry
granulsted 600 lb bags onlsl. &c; excelsior A,
Z soc: extra c. s.7oc. golden G. $500; yellow
D. Soc: cut loaf. in barrels only I-2oc; II.
+. crystal d0ainoes. 10 cartons IN cases. soc (;
do 10 cartons Sd cases s. zoe Additional per 100
lbs In barrels and 50 10 bags, l0c more: half
barrels 25c more, boxes Jee more for al grades
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec 1O.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says There Is q little liquidation going
on, but the market takes it well. There is nc
support from the bull crowd but the buying is
general.
The governments cotton estimate. though
higher than expected. is sufficient to maintain a
high price. but II there is no buying power to
follow this advance the market will be good
sale Temporarily, would rather he short than
long at this time. The report looks bullsh on
its face. in view of the very short crop of 10
3S6. 600 bales last wear. and estimates that the
worlds spinners VIII require much as IL 800 :
600 bales Of American cotton for their consump-
tion this year.
The editor Of Cotton and Cotton oil News
telegraphs from Dallas: Everybody. bulls and
hears alike. here thinks the bureau report toe
high: impossible for Texas to gin 5000. 600 bales
Of 1910 planted The points Of the bureaus re-
port were manifestly so low that they were
overd iscounted. No spots for sale anywhere in
the southwest At less than 15c. and nobody anx.
ious 10 sell at that. The next ginning report
viii be 50 short 10 prove this condition.
Liverpool cables: Market easier in conse-
quence Of large southern orders to sell and heavy
realizing. ="
spot cotton closed quiet points decline Mid
ding uplands. .i5.O5c; do gulf. 1890. Sales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Hi5ee. TaIIor. wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about l5d1c
under quotations; hesvy saited steers l0c; light
medium. 2c: light. sIAc: cowhides. size: stags.
Tc. sated kip. Joe; sslted veal. i5iac: sslted
calf. 1890. dry hides 1Sc; dry salt hides. 12c;
dry kin 17c: dry calf 27c: sheepskins shear
linrs. 25d40c each; short wool. 40QT0c: me
d'um T0H SOC: long wool 90cdS1 p. lambs. %
~ -0~- horselides. salt. 81 35d3 for large and
81 5nU2 for medium. 75cdsl for small and 25
tI -0e Tor co Us, iorsehideS drv S2G2.25 for
largo ard 81 25M2 far medium. J0cdSl for
tnan anl Pa soc for colts: gOatskins. prime
s.uc.rsS T5cmS1: large hair goats. 30d40c;
lne1iuui. 2OG 30c: sala1. 5ff 15c-
raliow-No. rendered. 5I2GGlac; No ?. "a
r-- crease. 2N2-ac.
Te0l-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
!Q11r- DO & months. 7dllcs Humboldt and
Np9loeino. le019c; Nevada. 120l4c per ID.
Fan Ciip-M0untain free. ga lie; northern and
valley. T@l0c; San Joaquin fall lambs. TG10c;
do defective and heavy. 5M7c per H.
Hops-Crop of 1910 IlGl4c per lb 70 grow
cre
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
GOSSIP OF THE
RAILROAD WORLD
Julius Kruttschnitt Leaves
On Tour of Inspection
Through the North

\ ULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT, vice presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Southern
Pacific system. in charge of opera
tfon. who has been here for several
days on tour of inspection. left yes
terday morning for the north, accom-
panied by E. E. Calvin and Genera
Superintendent ]. M. Davis. After a
few days in looking over the new Har-
riman lines in the north, he will re-
turn to Chicago.
]. H Pearman, district nassensa,.
agent of the Western Pacific, returned
yesterday morning from Salt Lake
City.
Philip McManus, superintendent of
the Alton terminals at East st. Louis.
has resigned to become trainmaster
of the Monon-
c. D. Chisholm. travelling passen ger
agent of the Southern Pacific, returned
yesterday morning from Chicago. where
he has been representing the Pacific
coast at the Southern Pacific exhibit
at the land show. The Southern Pa
persons on California during the land
show
The inclement weather had no effect
on the members of the Merchants as
sociation of San Jose yesterday when
they journeyed to this city as the
guests of the Transportation club.
Full rs members attended the links
in the evening and enjoyed the enter
tainment and Dutch dinner 1t was
well toward might before the party
broke up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Los Angeles Produce Market
Social Dispofcb IN The CoU1

Los ANGELES. Dec 10-No call was held
by the produce exchange today as many of the
members went on an excursion TO Catalina with
delegates TO the California creamery producers
association.
Receipts of producers were not compiled
There were few changes in prevailing prices.
Eggs were firm in demand. Butter was quiet
and cheese steady
Northern fresh. 1s61sBc: northern
storage lie; locals. lSc eastern singles. 1se:
eastern twins. 1Sc; eastern cheddars 19d 2Oc:
eastern longhorns. 19c; Oregon daisy 1sdlS1ac:
eastern daisy. 19c; swiss imported. 32c swiss
domestic. 21d24c; brick cream. 19620c; linn
burger. l9d20c; roquefOrt 36d40c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 36lac frsts 321ac;
ladle butter. Doc: cooking butter 25c
Eggs-Local ranch canded frsts 46c: case
count. 42c; eastern fresh. 36c; storage 3od34c.
Beans-No- ! pink $6: No. limas S5d5. %;
Lady Washington, No. /. S4.25: small whites
10 /, $4q4 y: blackeyes, $3.50; garvanzas.
$3.50; lentils 81.
Potatoes-Highland. S175a2 per ctl: Ne
yades. 81 per ctl; Lompocs 81 per ctI: SaIines.
S-d-zo per ctI: Oregon rose. 50 per ctl; white
30 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO; Dec lo.-cattle- Receipts esti-
20; Texas steers S4.IOd 80: western steers.
S4lO9620: stockers and feeders. 50. .25d5 go:
cows and heifers. 81 25@G.IO: calves. STd9.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at Il 900; market
lOe higher; light, S745d7.So: mixed, 81 40d
80; heavy. S740G7.S0: rough. 81. 40 65;
good 10 choice heavy. s.. .656i :. so; pigs Sc e5G
30; bulk Of sales, S7.e0GT.75.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000: market
steady: native. S2.50@l4 I. 20; western. $2.75G
1850; western. 81 75d6.50
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec lO-Receipts 600:
market steady: native steers. S475m6.T5: ma
tive cows and heifers. So. T5d6: stockers and
feeders. 81. T5d 5.25 bulls. S3.40G5: calves 81
d625; western steers, S4.25@55o western
Hogs--Receipts. 5000; market 1oc higher:
bulk Of sales. s7.65d7.70: heavy, S7.6567 10:
packers and butchers, S7.65G7.Tj; lights, 81 sc
@770.
tons. S3.50a410; lambs s.. .25d6 40: fed weth-
ers and yearlings. S3.50G5 fed western ewes.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 0.-Cattle-Receipts
100: market unchanged: native steers. 81 256
6.15: cows and heifers. $685.: western steers
SS-50d5.60: range cows and heifers. S3M4 20:
Gamers, s.. I5NI 80; stockers and feeders. S36
.; calves. S3-506s; bulls. stays etc. 50 25G75.
Hogs Receipts. $500: market 1oa15c higher:
heavy. SI-500 7.65; mixed. ST.55GT.60: light
sI.65@7- 20; pigs, S6-5O@7.5O: bulk of sales,
81 5507.60.
sheer-Reeeipts. COO: market strong; year
lings. $500 515; wethers. So 5oG74 20: ewes.
50 2Jd 3.S5; lambs. 50 25d6.25