Show I ARE STILL IN THE RING Turkeys Hold Their Own After Af-ter the Slaughter NO I REDUCTION IN THE PRICE Not Enough In Sight to Last Over Christmas I Chickens Plentiful Except Light SpringsSalmon and Halibut Hali-but Scarce Thu turkeys that escaped the Thanka giving ax blithely murmured Ncvei1 touched me as they glanced at the market barometer the day after to that that they were holding their own at the hlghwaler mark of 22 cents a pound A few of the culls only wore sold yesterday yester-day at prices lower than the highest which obtained on the day before th great gorging l holiday the good stock bringing readllj the lop prices Dealers assert that then are not nnough turkeys In the country to supply tIme local demand over Christmas nnd consequently they must go even higher One farmer In the valley has u lock of very neirly a thou sand head of the popular fowl and ho has BO far steadfastly withstood the blandishments of the large buyers Ho Is holding them l for 2L or 22 cents live eIght and he probably will get It Chlukuns continue t plentiful with the I exception ex-ception of tIme lightweight springs which arc III vcrv great demand Salmon Is I very strong at 10 cents Home small lots having hav-ing been sold yesterday as high as 12 ccnls The dealers can no longer count on regular ehlpmcntr Halibut Is also very scarce There Is plenty of snail llsh ont the on-t market including herring smelts perch soles nnd lloundurs Oytflers wore prctly well sold out for the Thanksgiving trade and will be scarce for a few days Very little game Is coming In and the dc imuid Is light Utah fresh eggs arc coming In slowly I and arc holding Jinn at 10 I to 10GO si case Cranberries and sweet potatoes arc on the market t In abundant quantities and hothouse lull ace nice and crlp Is now belli received Hay Grain and Straw Grain Association Quola lOll Delivered prices Alfalfa per ion baled S1LOO Oat straw pur bale 55 Timothy per ton baled 1100 Wheat per 100 pounds 13 Corn per 100 pounds 135 Corn cracked per 100 pounds JIO Oats per 100 pounds 110 Rolled oats per 100 pounds lBO Barley whole per 100 pounds 120 Barley rolled per 100 pounds 120 Klour bakers No1 per 100 pounds lJO Flour straight grade per lx Ibs 200 Flour high patent per 100 Ibs 220 Bran 100 < > Clcavcland Commission Co Quotations A t the warehouse Alfalfa per ton baled 10f > 0 Oat straw per halo 30 Timothy per ton baled 1350 Wheat per 100 pounds 110 Corn per ICO pounds 125 Corn cracked per 100 pounds 130 Oats per 100 pounds 130 Montana oats lKi Rolled oats per iw pounds jiu Barley whole per 1UO pounds 115 Harley rolled per 100 pounds 321 Flour bakers No 1 per 10 pounrs 1M Flour straight grade por 100 pounds 210 Flour high patent pur 100 pounds 220 Dakota hard wheat flour per 1W lbs 210 Grahum flour 215 Cormnual I 181 Bran and shorts mixed 100 Keats Dressed beef per pound 3 O r07 Dressed pork per pound 1 1i iIitI Dressed veal I per pound US fJ DrcSHud mutton per pound O Dressed lamb per pound OJ Poultry Dressed hens per pound 13 jJMl Dressed ducks per pound 15 Dressed turkeys per pound 22 Broilers 13 Roasters 11 < RH Llvo poultry hens per pound OS fOD Live spring chickens 10 11 Wild 1 ducks por dozen lCO 5j3W Fruits Jonathan apple per box S M t Santa Paula lemons per box IDOfTilO California oranges per box IUOiMf0 Lemonn par box lOujinW Utah apple per bushel 1 175ft223 California Bellllowcrs 1 752200 Pear per bushel jDO Grape pur box 2110 Cranberries per barrel l llno Bananas per bunch 223IOO Vegetables Winter potatoes pCI cwt Si233140 Utah onions lfO Utah celery per dozen 10 California sweet potatoes per pound OSfT 031 Cabbages per 100 1751200 Cauliflower 12 Dairy Products flutter per pound s M hee tl per pound 12 1 Eggs per COLIC SIOOO < l0fO 1iincy cheese per pound jgu t Comb honey new crop por crate aOO Strained honey per pound 07 Swelucr checflf per pound 15 Fresh Fish Chinook salmon per pound 5710 Halibut I per pound IC Striped bne per pound if Shad per pound nj Mountain trout per pound 31 Coleo per pound < J > FloundeiH per pound QD California mclts per pound 12 1 California shrimps per uarl i Codrinh Pr pound 13 Cattish per pound j Perch ptr pound jo Mackinaw trout per pound IG flail black bass per pound j5 lobBters pnr pound u New York oyjitenj counts Per 100 lTO Utah carp and mullet 05 Utah herring TO Perch 12 Sea bau 12 1 CrtibH per dozen 3W offerings the market advanced and closing clos-ing figures were at the top May being up Uftlc at SOic December sold between 7yic and MHic closing at SOVlc a gain of fcc Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to KMICO bushels Primary rccclpla were 1COOKO bushels against 2120003 bushels a year ago Uradatreots exports or wheat and flour for the week were 1551000 bushels against 41SOWO bushels lust year Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago Chi-cago rciioried receipts of 1106 cars against isO last week and 2173 a year ago Corn ruled firm In the strength In wheat higher Liverpool cables and the poor condition con-dition of the new corn which Is coming In After uelllng between 41l and I2lftc 1 May closed yrffjja higher at I2e Decem her was he higher at Il6fpf2c > Local rc clpts were 203 cars with two of contract grades Oats were strong along with other grains but trading was dull May closed Vic higher at We after ranging between 33iu and oc Local rccclpla were 141 cars Provisions were firm at iho start duo to strong grain markets and higher prlcus for hogs but the opening advance did not hold as liberal offerings from packers oon caused a reaction Trading was inlet lie I latter part of I the duy with prices steady at the decline January pork closed 210 lower ut 1073 January lard was oft 1c at C22i while ribs were up He nt 5570 Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat 220 cars corn 353 cars i oats 1S > 3 cars hogs 20000 ANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES Articles Open High Low Close Wheat No 2 December K014 SOU 70j SO tIt t-It 7951 KOU 70j SOA July 7Oi 75 71 1 75 Corn No 2S December 12 I i2T 11 Ti 12 May 12 I I2V m 12 t July 11 L Hit HO 11 Oats No 2 Doccmber 341 1E l A Ip tIny l4r t-Iny 5S iw 35T iit i fir 3osi i July 3la 11 rn rJj n3l Mess Pork per barrel January 110716 1107V 1075 307n Mav 1120 1120 1100 1102 1urdper JOO lbs January 6J tilO c20 G2ZJ May fi40 C15 C30 C32 Short Ribs per JlIQ lbs January f77li BTIs 570 SiO May 595 fiOT 5STI 5S7M I CASH QUOTATIONS Cash quotations wer ns follows Flour steady Xo 2 511111 wheat SIc Xo 1 0IS2c No 2 Tlj SPl5jSS1c No 2 corn 42le No 2 yellow 4Ic 00 2 omits 5c No a while CqL3tc 0 2 iye u2113c Groll CeIIlJl barley n4j17c fair to choice multlng 1rSc Xo 1 tlnxsecd Die No 1 Northwestern Uiljc I Prime timothy seed S2SO Mca pork per barrel SllOOfi lUll lard per 100 pounds C33fiG short ribs sides loose j32YleiO short clear sides boxed CS7iftCr AVhlsky basis of high wines 123 I Clover contract con-tract t grade Jll 00 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS T Rccpls ShpmlP Flour barrels 28HOO 2S700 AVhear bushels fj2SO 11700 Corn bushels 2y2CO IIH I Oats bushels 101200 l 352400 Rye bushels HO1 7CO Barley bushels 1S3200 2D6CO PRODUCE EXCHANGE On the produce exchange today tho butter but-ter market was steady creamery Ifiy 2C dairy llf < lfic Eggs steady atmark cases Included 2312GC Cheese steady 10 1 i0c SI Louis Wool Market St Louis Nov 27 Wool Nominal Medium Me-dium grades combing and clothing 3741 2H4c light tine 15517lc heavy 121111l4e tub washed 201130e Now York Sugar Market Now York Nov 27 Sugar Raw steady pilr refining 3ic cuiitrlfugal Iitcst 3c molasses sugar tc Refined quiet crushed l 5W powdered SI55 granulated SJ45 Butter nnd Eggs New York Nov 5Bull < Receipts 7300 packages firm Creamery log c State dairy I5q2le Eggs Receipts SOOO packages quiet Western 2CQ > 3c 2 |