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po.,masters for North Carolina.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. December g.
The following fourth-class postmasters
in North Carolina were appointed to-
dav. Conway. w. IT. Bridges; Goshen,
r. u. Meadows; Hub. Burdis Anderson;
I.inwood, C. L. Lopp; Milbridge, Jennie
7. sloan; Red Ranks. ID. w. Townshend;
Yancy. George M. Yancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
REGISTER OF THE TREASURY.
D,anche Il. Bruce Again Appointed
TO the Position.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December a.
The President to-day appointed Blanche
X. Bruce, OF Mississippi. to be Register
NJ the Treasury. The appointee repre-
scented Mississippi in the United States
Senate in Reconstruction days, and is
one of the best-known negro representa-
tives in the country Inc posiuon 10
which he is appointed is one he held some
NnarS ago.
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nex. Mir. smeeny Not CalIed.

II was rumored yesterday that Rev. u.
~ sweeny had been called TO the
seventh-street Christian church. where
ha mas recently conducted special SER
vices Colonel Cary stated last night th-t
the church had not yet extended call
TO any minister. and that the deacons
have six names under consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

WEIGH. w. VA, December 2-tSpe-
ciai.)-Another tragedy has been added
TO the already long list at Cave Spring,
near here, In the killing OF Dan Snyder
by ]. M. Mills. Snyder was shot Mon
day and died last night. Early Monday
morning SNYDER and Mills were at Rosen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03
WAS A GALLANT CoxFEpEnArE.
Colonel ChipIey. Who Died In WASH
fngton on Wednesday.

Rev. DR.. ]. William Jones was called
to Washington on Wednesday by teIe-
gram from Mr.. Hunt Chipley. announcing
the death OF the latter's father. Colonel
W. d. Chipley. OF Florida, and requesting
the Doctor to come on at once. Dr.
Jones, who is an intimate friend OF the
Chlpley family, left for Washington on
the noon train.
Colonel Chipley was born in Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

board. and Ia the director-seneral of the
operations In this quarter Of Baptist
fields.
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The ambulance. with DIR. Nuchols ln
charge. was called to the LOCOMOTIVES
Works yesterday afternoon at s:25 o'cloo|k
to attend Arthur Collins. a white youth.
whose middle anger had been mashed on.
He was treated ana taken to his ho1ns
on Pine street. -
The van went ut 1919 A. NJ. TO the Jef-
Oscar Taylor. who had received Z cpt "a
his leg. He was treated and left
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JULIUS MEYERS SONS. 9Th AXo eNclD.

All eyes here are turned towards tho
Legislature now In session, looking for
and expecting good work at the hands
Of the members.
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Ma(il$ Regular 81
uunsd lOdy
REMNANT SALESDAY!l

To clean off all small lots Orders are to close these
out regardless of loss, and woe to the stock
keeper who lets odds and ends accumulate, for
with the daily arrival of stocks purchased he would
soon be swamped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

Cards. Biil-Hsads, Stafsmsnts. Iettsr-
Heads, Note-Hea5s. Circulars. Hsudeills.
Dodgers. &c. printed by ina Dsspafck
Company at low prices. VIII s1ve yoa
good work at same prices you pay ~
inferior work. Send Us your ordsrn ia
we Will guarantee satisfaction II ev>r2
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-03

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II fails
to cure. CSC. Tbs genuine has l. =. Q.
on each tabiet
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RIchmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. December Especially
+. G. Leigh, Jr., Imperial; u. c. Stacy.
ST. Denis.
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CORSETS.
zoe. Ferris Waists-sizes 10, 20, q, an
25-tape fastened buttons, 2oc.

Large 25c. Uncovered Pin-Cushions,
soiled. sc.
1s Hand-Painted Satin Pin-Cushione,
25c ones. for 15c.
Poster Table Covers, yard square 39c.
pieces Heavy Colored Denim, for fancy
work. worth sec. yard. for 23c. yard.
Tinted Crepe Head"Rests, soiied, oc'
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

q All-Silk Dc Jolnville Ties, light ar
dark colors, worth Soc. for 15c.
30 Light silk Teck Scarfs. same shai
as 25c. goods. for DC
II pairs Mems 25c. Fine English Merir
Socks. size 8 IL only. for 12l9c.
60 Mems Red Bandana Handkerchief
full sizes, worth &C., for 2l9c.
pairs Mems 50c. Fancy Plaid WOO
Bicvcle Hose. with lap-over tops ~
30 All-Silk Plaid Windsor Bows, hem
stitched and pointed ends, 1oc.
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DOMEsTICs.


800 pieces Ar-Silk &c. Ribbons, 1Oc. Rib
bons. 15c. Ribbons, zoe. Ribbons, al
colors. any and all at BE. yard.
800 yards All-Silk Daisy Ribbons, 1c
yard
80 yards All-Silk Moire and Taneti
Ribbon. 4 inches wide. IOc. yard.
100 yards All-Silk No. Ribbon. al
cnlnrs &c yard.
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Innings.

Before the opening OF our regular Toy
season, We have about 800 Dolls from
last season. but In good condition. 20
be sold at almost half price to-day
all Bisque Dolls with kid bodies.
"a inches tall. worth Csc, for 1oc.
15 inches tall. worth l5c., for ESQ.
20 inches tall, worth COc., for 30c.
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100 Linen Checked Towels, lSx36 inches,
bought to sell for 10c.; In this sale
for Sc
90 yards Pure Linen Crash Towelling,
Sc. value. for &c. yard.
Is yards 2-yard-wide German Table Da-
masks, SEC value, for SOC. yard.
Turkey-Red Table Damask, Ice. quality,
for SIC. yard.
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lxcHANoE AND BULLION.
IRODUOE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The Latimer takes for Cork. 60, 343
ctls, valued at $4,000; Invergarry, for Co k, 81
432 cts a, $50 652 Inverness-shire for Liver.
pool. 10, ! 81 cts at $2S, 700.
The eek closed firm as 10 spot Wheat with
better demani on shipping account at unchange
prices.
Tidewater quotations folows 81 37La@
/ 3Ssl Tor y o. !, 81 40 for choice ami 81 ALAG
l 42La = c.! TOR extra choice tor milling.
CALL POARD SALES
JNFoRMAn sFssIoN-9:15 o'clock-May-3G00
ctl., 81 371a $4,000, 81 37%s Decem ber-2OOO,
Sl 5919; 700, 81 1888
SECOND SESSION - December - $4,000 clls,
ST. 3714
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2OO ctls,
ST. 3714; 1000, u a7$s; 5000; " 371a; 1000,
81 3734 5000 81 S7Ts: 5000, al 80 Decem-
ber-4UOO, ST. Ss5s; 200 81 39$4 20U0 81 1875;
200O 81 30.
BARLkY-Futures were weaker but spot grain
was nclanGed.
Feed S215@90c for dark to good and g. 1sc q ctl
for choice: Chevaer for seed, 81 a09l 90 p ctl;
Brewing, 81 U50l 10 Tor No l and 9Q@soc q
ctl !or DARK Coast
BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sFssIoS-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-Decembe ber-2000 ctls SIC;
20UU eoA
REGULAR MORNING SESSION. oer-2G00
cts S714C
oATe-Nothing new. Trade dull. Fancy Feed
are quolaoie al 81 20@l 25 p ctl; good to
choice. ST. l21a@l ID as etl; common. 81 %
al 10: Surprise, ST. 25@1 35: Red 81 25@l So
Gray 81 lU(al Is; Milling, 81 121b05l 171z q Gil;
Black for seed S S5@l 3D. Clipped Oats sell at
$l92 q ton over the raw product
Small Round yellow quotable 81 O5 q ctl;
Large yellow, 9212@95c; White, 95c.
kYE-Sl@l 05 g ell
IkWnEA1-Q Quoted at 81 20@l 35 p ctl
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

temper and intention of the legislative branch.
lie tendency OF rAilrO-d earnings is also being
scrutnzed The weeks returns for the second
Weekln November show earnings we'll up to the
hes' records in former years, and in the case OF
scme southern and Southwestern roads where
arr ars OF traffic released from quarantine restrc-
tlonS are coming forward, the showing is the best
on record. But the expectation is that the tuird
weeks earnings Will 10. be fully maintained at
the recent gh level.
The net returns from railroads TO October,
Whlch are expected shortly, are sal 10 show Il
very large proportion OF heavy increases in
gross earnings absorbed by operating expenses
IN view OF the q aStlc system Of retreDchment,
Whlch was enforced on many railroad systems
during the previous year, it was expecte ed that
present more prosper times The widespread
conhct OF railroad rates all thrOu the country
ings.
The speculative mind has pondered hese things
ana mas decided 10 refrain Tor the present and
neither thr confident and optimistic bulls nor he
shepllcal ana pessimStic bears have been much
IN evidence during the week.
A natural outcome OF cheap money and specu-
iiatlNe IN ncerialntV the market for railroad bonds
hAS been rvla' lively active ant he high-grade
issues nave been very stif1y held, resulting in
iecoId pflceS l. some cases. Prices are higher
600. ~ " %''"'''-
weeN. 20 ~ " ~
The total sales of stocks to-day were 64. 500
Shares int ludltg: Burlington 59s5 N metropolitan
Iraclon Railway 1892. Rock Island SlSl 1T
1au! oI "a. Bay state Gas 1850 PeOple's Chicago
Gas $40, Sugar ! 2 sos
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THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

NEW YORK Nov. 2O.-The Financier says
The stat ment OF the New York Clearinghouse
banks for he week presents no features of impor-
tance beyond the plain evidence that money is
still accumulating at this center The week S
changes, however. are so comp lcated with the
Union Pacific foreclosure settlements which be-
gan Monday with the transfer OF The Sinkins-fu
bonds the syndicate, that a definite interpreta-
S13UOO,0UO is 10 be made through the dep )sltory
banks ard preparations TO that enl have been fin
ally completed. he COnsumm mmatioa explains the
heavy baance by some OF the banks the cleai-
ing-house during the past day or two and so
the increases aud decreases IN the totals Of the
statement.
Thus the actual increase in deposits can be
traced TO eight OF the larger banks. The accumu-
Iatton of cash for the week less than
1888 $40, bu. It is noteworth tha lhe reserve
OF the bank which has taken the leading part in
the Union Pacific deal fell OF S4,4SU,UO0. some OF
The more pr, mlnent banks mentioned in ConDeC-
ton with the plan have gained in cash but there
Is doub. that the expansion was due IN per
cep.ible gree the flow o. funds from the in
terror The loans Increase IS also involved the
causes ALREADY mentioned.
The gain for The week cannot be attributed TO
mercantile needs, from the fact that the xpan-
sion OF one BANK, which has been advancing
money to the Union Pacific syndicate, was over
SIS, ,500,0 GOO. The truth OF the matter is that the
loans of The rest OF the BANKS have contracted
S72S,OOU since the last statement AS matters
stand the total increase in the loans of the New
York banks nee November has been slD.774,-
800: but as The loans OF the one bank mentioned
have IN he same time grown about S12 900, ,O0J
the only inference is that the -mand for money
for business needs has faIen OF and that matur-
ing loans are /. ing liquida ei.
This eXplains the present ease in money rates.
Coed commercial paper is scarce and bu- little
money IS being loaned in the Mestin channels
which usually absorb large takngs at this season.
The season OF an inward flow of money is al hand,
and unless something unforeseen occurs the out
loo Is for continued cheap money.
Bankers are talking of a reduction of interest on
country Dank balances, but nothing detuite is
forthcoming on this point.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARK

CHICAGO. Nov. ~ Wheat opened dull and
14c lower on account of Liverpool dropping all of
yesterdays sudden and extravagant bulge. 1t
continued dull except for about fifteen minutes in
the middle of the session. when the du feature OF
the market was seized upon as sufficient sign
that bear raid might be successful; and it was
to a moderate extent 1he Minneapolis and
Duluth receipts were l012 cars, against 1880 the
preceding Saturday and 7S5 the corresponding
day year ago. Chicago had l3S cars, against III
cars week ago and 10 cars las year. The
weeks clearances wheat and flour to Europe
from both coasts of the United States and Canada
were, with one exception, the heaviest on record.
They amounted TO D. 6oa.793 bushels, against
5,445,00O bushels the week before and j, 1884, 200
bushels on the like week year ago.
Argentine did not ship any grain 10 Europe this
week. but a cabegram from LIVERPOOL Corn Trade
News stating that Argentina was onerng new
crop or wheat for March shipment at 33s quar-
ter OF sSc per bnshel, one of the most bearish
features IN the news OF the day. II was also very
gene ally believed that yesterdays advance at
Liverpool was due to buying orders from Chicago.
Continental markets w re steady TO firm. Ant
werp quotation, unchanged and Paris 20 centlInes
higher for near and 10 centimes up for distant de-
liVerieS Xport clearaDces for The day flUm At
lantic ports were 4l5,0U0 bushels
Some export business reported having
been done from here; 10000 bushels vas the
quantity, aad it said similar quantity was
blty IS that only one $50 600 bushel lot WAS sold.
New York reported eight boatload5 sod Tor ship
ment
May wheat opened at from so1sc to 10 9Os4c
sod up TO 9OAc bid: down near The close 10
9G1sc and rested at 901s@9O14c.
Corn was wes k, with the spread between Decem-
Der and May wldened to S12@a5sc. There was
very heavy selling OF May, one firm disposing OF
least 1901 900 bushels.
Oats were weak, with verv moderate volume
of trading. Prices declined under selling by e.eva
tor peop.e.
Prov sions were heavy Closing prices were the
lowest OF the day and Tor ribs not far from The
bottom prices of the season. There was some sell
ing by brokers credited TO packers. the English
packers in particular.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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explanation,

The arrow nIes with the wind. The TOD fgurea
q station indicate maximum temperature for the
says; those underneath it. If any, the amount Of
rainfall OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours Isobars or solid
HneS connect poins OF equal air pressure: $50
therms, or dotted lines equal temperature The
word high means high barometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: tlow'
refers to low pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied bv cloudy weather and rains
"Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable
but when the low IS inciosed with isobars OF
able. With high" in the vicinity OF Idaho and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse OF these conditions
vii produce an opposite result
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graph Hill Is hoisted about ten minutes before
noon, and Is dropped at noon. 120th meridian. by
telegraphic signal received each day from tha
Cal.
notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped ON time. or giving the error, II any, Is
published the same day by the afternoon paperl
and by the morning papers the following dav.
w. ). HUGHES
Lieutenant. U. s. N, i'll cnarga
The Time Ball!
BRANCH Il HYDRoeRAPHIo OFFICE U. g M
MERCHANTS ExCHA NaE
SAN FRANCISCO. November 90 1897
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was droppsI
exactly at noon to-day e., at noon OF the l2Oth
meridian or exactly at P NJ Greenwich time
W. :. HUGHES
Lieutenant U > n. IA charge.
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GENERAL M"nCHANDIsE.

BAGS Calcutta Grain Bags, 8. delivery, 55s
@6%c: Wool Bags, z7@opc Fruit Bags. o14c
5S4c and &c for the different sizes
COAL-W ellington IS: New Wellington. So;
Soc:hfeld Wellington 81 80; Seattle $o So Bry-
ant. SIS 80: Coos Fay. 81 10; WallseBd So 70 y
ION: Cum berland, $l4 50 q ton In bulk and $l6
in SACKS; Pennsyl vania Anthracite Egg $l4 .
ION; Welsh Anthracite Se@12: Camel. S9 90 o
ton: Rock Springs, Castle Gate ana Pleasant ' al
ley, ST 90 Coke 81 III bulk and 81 3 q ton In SKIS
CANNED SALINE ON-The Alaska Packers AS
socaton quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots
OF 600 cases, 95C q dozen; 10000 cases. S2Lsc
q DOZEN 75UU0 cases S0c q dozen, net cash l. o.
b. ex-ship Shipment OF s., 296 To Liver pool
PARAFFINf CANDLES-New quotations are
follow: White 7C: coIored. PC q fb
LUMBER-rhe ad vance of 81 per Nj fl, already,
noled has gone into effect.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar RefEery Company
terms net cash: cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 65sc; Powdered, 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated 512c g h; Confectioners "A, 512c; Magnolia
A 51sc. Extra L, &c: Golden G.. 41sc; Candy
GranuIated. 55sc; California A. SAC; half barrels
14c more man parrels and boxes 12c m0te.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

NEW YORK Nov 20. -FLOUR-Receip.s,
lHo6o bbls; exports, 9170 bbs Quie:. but
fairly steady; Minnesota patents, S505 4O do
bakers, 81 .O@4 So winter patents 5000 20;
do straits, 81 1904 10: do extra, S3 4OG4; win
ter low grades, 81 9003 10.
WHkAT-ReceIpts, 225, 100 bushels; exports
4os67. spot easy; No. = red, 991sc Options
opened steady on heavy weekly clearances and
foreign ou ers but eased on later under rea izng
ana tiosed 3sc net lower. No . ed Novem Der
at 971sc.
HUto-~teldv. sta.e common TO choice 'e5
crop, 4G6c; 90 crop 6@9c: 81 crop, l5Gl Sc;
cror 15@lsc.
WOuL-Quiet Fleece. 24@3lc.
PE1hOLr l M-QuieL United closed &C asked
PIG IkoN-Dull: Southern, SlO@ll rs;
Northern, SlO@l2 IS.
COFPER-Quiet Lake, brokers, $40 62La.
LEA D-otrons; domestic brokers, So ST.
TIN-Plates weak; SIS % bid; SIS rs asked
COFFEE-OpuOns closed quiet, UNCHANGED to
points lower. Sales ll.500 Gags, including De-
cember 30 %; March. So 55.
spot Cofee-Rlo, weak: No. 2 invoice 6Ilc;
No I jobbiug 6$4c. Mild, easy Cordova. s12@
lac.
eUGAR-Kaw, firm; fair refining, 8 5-l6c: CEN
trifugal 96 test, 33sc; refined, firm. standard
A, 47sc; cut leaf 55sc; crushed 55sc; granu
lated, &c.
BUTTER Receipts 1853 packages: steady:
Western creamery, l4Q25c; Egins 23c; factory.
EGGs-Receiprs. s8ls packages: steady. state
and Pennsylvania, 2U@25c; Western, 2Zc
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DRIED FRUITS. RAisINs, NUTS. ETC.

Quotations for Apples have been reduced and
the market for them is quieter. The other kinds
unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS-Quotations are as follows:
Prunes. carload lo;s 4I4@41ac for 40 SOS, 3SA "a
&c for So SOS 314@S12c for 60-7Vs 2s4(63c Tor
7L-SUs, 2A@212c y 10 for e0-90s ana Is4@2o
Tor 9O-1OO's; Peaches. 5@51sc y ID; fancy 61a@
7I5c: peeled lOQ121a; Apri cots. 5@ec 3 ib for
Royals and 7@sAac Tor good to fancy Moorpa.ks: 200
black Figs IN sacks. 2@3c: Plums 31a@41ac o ID
foi pitted and 1@l12c for unpitied; bleached
PIums Sc; Nectarines, st46c q n for prime to
fancy Pears 295c tor duaIte and 21a@o12c for
halves. according to color, etc
for 3crown. 5c for a-crown. 6lac for Seedless
sultanas and 81 1O1 l5 for london layers Dried
Grapes 2Mc.
NUTs-Che estnuts arc quotable at S@lOc p Ii:
Walnuts 7@71ac u ib for hard and s@9c p ID
for softshel: Almonds 3@4c for hardsheli and &c
for papershel; Peanuts, 4@5c for Eastern and
4c for California; hickory Nuts, 5@6c q ID: Pc
cans. 9@l0c y b. Fiberts. g@a1ac; BrazIl Nuts,
S@9c: Uocoanuts. 81 bU15 q 100
HONEl-New Comp luc for bright and 799c
for lower grades; new water-w white extracted, ALAG
434c; light amber extracted 33@4c q lb.
BEESWAX-23@l25c q ID.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

dressed Turkeys well cleaned up and prices
accordingly frmer The market is still well
supplied with Hens and Roosters.
Game was lower an quiet.
EOULTRY-
Live Turkeys, 12@l3Iac for Gobblers and 100
1312c Hens; dressed Turkeys, l49l6c; Geese
G. pair 81 256p1 so; Docks So 50@94 80; Hens,
SO 5OG5 q dozen; Roosters. young $4O5; do, old.
So 1904 so: Fryers. So 50@l3 rs; Broers, SIS %
QS3 so Tor large and So 5O93 for small: Pigeons
81 259l 80 - doz for young and 75c@Sl for old.
GAME-Quail, q dozen. 81 %; Mallard. So 500
p doZ; Canvas back S4G5: SprlG. So 25Q2 81;
Teal, s. 5oQ 70: WIdgeon. 81 7502 small Duck,
81 5O@l rs 2 doz; Gray Geese, 81 50@3; White,
ST. 25@l so g dozen; Brant, 81 75G2; English
Snipe 81 50Gl rs; Jack Snpe. SIGH %; II are, 81
al 25 Rabbits, 81 25@l 81 for Cottontails and
7ncfnSl for small.
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Cash Quotations as follows: flour. STEADY
Winter paten S, 81 S0@o 90: straits, S4 0tG4 60:
spring specials. SIS 90. spring patent, 81 300 {:
straits, S4 40@4 80; bakers, SIS so q 3 so: !:
No. =. spring Wheat SS14@891s : No. 3
spring Wheat S4@sSc: No. = Ited 551s@971sc;
No Corn. .61ac: No. . Oats, 22c; No =
23@24c: No. .'ye 46s4@47c; No. Barley
fob, 27@SSc; No. 3 4. =; No !
Fiaxseed. 81 U534@l 1OL2; Prime Timothy Seed.
So 6712: Mess PUrk = obi, 81 2097 25; Lard p 90
bs. 81 l712; Snort Ribs sides toosel S4 l5@
4 rs; Dry sailed Shoulders (0oxedl, s4@5c:
short Clear sides (boxed), 412@45sc: Whisky.
distillers finished goods, per gal 81 1S; sugar,
cut Loaf, So S4; granuated. $5 y; standard a,
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

These markets r, main as previously quoted
HIDES AND SklNS-t uiis and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, lUc
a lb: medium SC: light, s1a@9c: cowhides
S1b@9c; Stags. Size: salted Kip, &c; sated
Calf, lOa1lc p ID salted Veal. &c; drv Hides
1915 19c; culls and brands, 12@l21ac; dry Kip
and Veal lac; dry Calf, 1sc; cuils l2c; Goatskins
20@35c each: Kids SC; Deerskins good summer,
25c % ID; medium, 20c: winler. 1Oc; sheepskins,
shearlings l5@25c each short WOOL S5@o0c
each; medium, 6OGSU each long wools oOc@Sl
each
TALLoW-No. ]. rendered .s@31ac . ID: No.
2 2@2 1ac: refined. SC: Grease. 2t@214c p To-
Wool - Fall clip Middle counties free,
1O@l3c: do defective 1O@1lc; San Joaquin. de-
fective, 7(G9c p ID; do Lamb 61a@sc: southern
Mountain, 9@l2c; Northern, 100 lac q ID
uo defective 9@llc; HumboldG and Mendocino
l3@15c y ID.
hoPs-OId crop 2@6c q ID for poor to fair and
S@,lVc for good: new crop 10@14c.
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EUTTEK. CHEESE AND EGGS.

All descriptions under this head previ-
ously quoted
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries, ES@29c; sec
onds, 26@g27c p ID.
DA1Ry-Choce to iancy 23@25c q Ii; lower
grades 16GZ212c.
PICKLED-22M24c q h.
lIRKIN-19NZOc p b.
CREAMERY TUB-2212@2312c fh
EAsTEKN-1201 &c for adle-pacRec.
CHEESE-ChOlce mild new. 12@l21sc: COM
mon to good, l0@llc; Cream choddar. 1l@l2c;
Young America, l@gl2A3c; Oregon. l012@ lc.
Western, ! 4aG &c: Eastern, 1212@1 312c 6, ID.
EGGs-kancn Eggs 3StG43c z doz: store Eggs,
nominal; Eastern 2719@3Uc Tor fancy, 25c for
nal
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POTATOES. ONION VEGETABLES.

Tomatoes have a w.dsr range and some are
quoted as gh ST. IS. At the same time he
Gamers are getting supplies as low as soc.
There is no change in Potatoes and Onions.
POTATOES-bar.y hose. 35 Cr40c: River Reds.
So % 4Oc: River Burbanks, 3UG40c p SACK J;
Oregon Burbanks. 4U950c; salinas Burbanks ~
Ge0c; Sweet Potatoes. 40@60c q ctl for Rivers
ana 75c for Merced; new volunteer Potatoes 312
94c z h
oNioNs-s1 40al so; Pickle Onions, 50@75c
q sack
GETABLES- Mushrooms are nominal; Mar
rowfat Squash, $s@lO fs ton; Hubbard squash
$40: Bay Cucu N bero, 4OM50c Is bx: Green Peppers
40@60c q box; Dried Peppers 5G6c u 10; Green
Peas, 4@bc q ID: String Reaus, 6@Sc &. ID Dried
Okra, l. 12c; Egg Plant 40G75c; cabbage, COG
To- p ctl; Carrots 25g soc ts SACK; Garlic, 3G3
3 thi tomatoes, 35eGSl y boy.