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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
ATHLETICS At WELLESLEY.
A Picture of tho Basketball Team to b
Sent to the Paris Exposition.


Sent to the Paris Exposition.
WELLESLEY Mass. Oct. THE athletic sea-
son Of Wellesley College will open Nov. with
the return OF Miss Lucille Eaton Hill. for many
years director OF physical training: but many
enthusiasts have already begun practice. All
the class crews take advantage OF tho few calm
days to exercise in their eiRht-oared shells on
Lake Waban. Golf has not suffered in popu-
larty during the summer. This autumn
weather brings host OF red jackets to the
links, The golf club has number OF recruits
from the freshman class. and now boasts OF
200 members. Unfortunately the new build
ings being erected on the college grounds have
interiered with the course. so that tho club
has been forced to add four new holes.
The most popular sport at Wellesley is still
bask etball. All teams were put on the field for
practice this week. in the hone that several
class contests may be arranged bsIore snow
falls. Quite 6 strong TLyalry exists between
now held BY MOO. With Miss NJ. G. PRtiiins' a. -
captain. Tho Varsity team was photographed
this week while playing and a COPY of ths pic
ture IL to lie sent to the Paris ExpoDitlon. as u n
illustration OF sport in the womon's colleges Of
The Tau Zeta Epsilon Society broke ground
on Thursday for its new chapter house. on the
Chapel During The past month, this society
has struck out on distinctly novel lines Tor u
Wsssley " Tor Tie study Of art. but formerly
this WORK was carried on only among its mOm-
bers.
In order to enlarge their field. the mem ers
o. Tau ZetA Ensiloh have organized a loan
library OF photographs and pictures for the
The aim OF these college girls is to get into
touch with the lives al the village children
and to give them the benefit OF the art studies
art department are arranged. few members
Of the society invite a group OF ton school
children to spend an hour in tho art gallery.
The appreciation and enjoyment Of the chill.
dren fully repay all trouble.
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4 GREAT FOREST RESERVE.

rOMpANy 2oS Cincinnati n Of
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WHAT BABY SHOULD EAT
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her DeIicats
Baby's Life


Dear sr-our baby was lying between life and
death when read that one pound Of Cooks Flshed
Rice contained 81 per cent life giving nourish
ment than pound Of be OF and one pound Of po-
tatoos combined.
The idea Immediately occurred to mo. why
now We have a we'll. healthy bab-. and l know IL
you would only advertise your Flaked Rice for
babies as we'll as a Breakfast Food you would save
great many babies. you have dear little hoy.
found this 10 be the best way of cooking Flakod
Rice for Babies: Two cups OF Flsked RIos should
be put into two quarts OF boiling hot water aud
boiled from to 10 minutes. stirring we'll all the
time and strain while hot; when It IL done 1t 10 Just
like milk.
honestly believe have had more experience
with baby foods than ono. I was absolutely
discouraged until tried Cooks FlAked Rice. As
above. and thoroughly believe IL saved my bsby's
hfe. as it seems to be tho moSt nourShinR and
agreeable to the stomach of any food. Any intsnS
can take it, 1t is so easily digesed and does not
die in the stomach. Your. truly.
MRS. LUDWIG SIMoSs.
Mt. Clements Mich.
We publish this letter for the information Of
mothers who have found It hard to get really good
food that always the same. ia liked by and agrees
with their baby Cooks F!alel RICE. VIII oh 10 sod
By all our GrocerS Is advert Eed infants
food but IL used the ord Try rice. only. II
course it is very much purer ard better, as ID the
best rice. scientifically prepared.
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It Is Proposed to Establish 1t ut the Head
waters of the Mississippi.

Plans looking to the establishment Of vast
forest reserve and national park in Minnesota
have been set on foot in Chicago, and the Mime
sofa National Park AMI Forestry Association
has already begun active work. III tho con
sttuton the purposes Of the Organization are sets
forth as follows
"Tho object OF this association Is 10 preserve
as great national park, 80 far az practicable,
the native forests. waters and topography OF an
extensive tract Of lani in the northern part Of
Minnesota together with the wild game in tho
woods. that an intelligent system of forestry may
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ner" Nine Calve. nevertheless, once learned
Elsa IN French for a production contemplated at
the Opera Comique in Paris, i never took place
says that she would never attempt to sing any
OF the roles in any language but German and
would not consent 10 repeat the words like parrot,
"and by that time" she adds, 1T would DO too
late"
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From he Ctne,nnati En1utrsr

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct. 4.-Moses Smith OF
st.. Paul MINI and Miss Dora Truman Of III
city were married to-day at noon under recu-
taken place last night and the bride was over
come when the groom tailed to appear Mr..
Smith was delayed At Terre Haute. The bride
when Mr., Smith entered her room aud ouched
her hand.
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Dried Fruits. Nuts, Ratstns.

There is a steady demand for fruit, which
keeps il from accommodating, though there is
no scarcity There a good many sales Of
Prunes but they kept quiet, both here and
in the East.
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)-Prunes, in
sacks. 51sc for 4o-50s 411c for 5O-6o's. SIC for
60-7os, 3q3Ac for 70-ses. &c for so-9O's and 2A
d27sc for 9O-lo0's; Apricots. 1oG11c for Royals
l4d15c for Moorparks and 12G1219c for Blen-
helms; Peaches. 411c for Standards. 5G51zc
for choice and &C fer fancy; peeled Peaches.
lOal1c: Evaporated Apples. 6g6Ec; sun,dried.
4G5c per ID; Nectarines, 712QSc per lb for
red and sG9c for white; Pears. 5Q7c for quar-
ters and 7IaG10c for halves; Black Figs &c:
White Figs 6d6i4c: Plums, 61aG6c for dark and
7T717c for bleached
RAISINS-3%c for two-crown, 4Ac for three
crown. sac for four-crown, 5ISlac for Seedess
Sultanas e1i0c for bleached Thompsons Seed
less and 81 20 for London Layers; Dried Grapes.
2&@3c. .o..o-
for softshell Chile Walnuts. uG12c; Almonds,
l01aqlI14c for paper shell. sg9c for soft and
4d5c for hard she'll; Peanuts 5Ag6%c for
Eastern: Brazil Nuts, SsGyc; Filberts. f19
ii1Sc; Pecans 7IkGSc; Cocoanuts. 81 5o@5.
HONEY-Comb. 11i1c for bright and l012c for
light amber; water white extracted. 7hq71tc;
light amber extracted. 6i2QTc; dark, 5iac per ID.
BEESWAX-24Q26c per ID.
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The HOY Market.

The circular Of Scott & Mag1er says: We
have received 42sl tons OF Hay OF this market
during the past week Arrivals by rail would
have been much heavier Il the railroad was
in e position to handle the amount OF Hay
being offered Il for shipment AS II IS,
shipments by rail are held back for some days
on account OF the want OF trackege here in
the citv for the reception and unloading OF
cars. There is not much change 10 report IN
the market conditions. ConsignmenLs are sell
ing very well as they arrive, and the feeling
throughout is fairly steady"
Alfalfa Hay-Whle arrivals ars fairly lib
eral, the demand this time IS quite active,
and offerings have sold readily and the market
can be quoted es firm. Choice offerings find
very ready sale, and the medium grades,
while they do not move OF as readily, still
are being satisfactorily placed.
Straw-The demand for this article has been
first rate, and consignuents are being readily
sold at the following figures: Choice Barley
Straw, S5c; No. I lots Of Barley or OF Wheat
Straw. 2lt1Q32lso per bale
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Q2oth Meridian-Peci1o T1me.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s-5 p. m
following maximum temperatures were
ted from stations in California to-day:
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Decidueus and Citrus Fruits.

Wine Grapes were easy, as usual on Satur-
day. Table Grapes continued cheap and dull.
Orchard fruits stood about the same
Lines are about cleaned up. Lemons rule
firm.
Apples, S5G60c Der box for common and 75c
Gs1 80 for good to choice.
BERRIES = Blaekberries, s3q4 per chest
Strawberries, 81 per chest for small and s2a
8 50 for large berries; Raspberries, 81 5GG4 pei
chest; Huckleberries 569c per lb.
Grapes, 20a30c Per box for Fontainebleau. q
d4Oc for black. 20qJ0c for Muscat. 259iOc for
Tokay T5c for Seedless 25Gl4oc for Cornichon
aud 40d6oc for Isabellas; crates sell mqlSc
higher; Wine Grapes, S1Sd22 per ton.
Watermelons-s5917 per 100.
Cantaloupes- -25q75c per crate; Nutmegs, 15G
Pears, Bartlett. 81 25G1 so per box for No. !
and T5cGS1 for No. 2; Winter Pears. 5oc9el per
box.
Figs, 5Oq75c per box for double layers Of
black and 35G50c for white
Peaches. 25Q75c per box.
Plums and Prunes, 20460c per box and crate
Ounces, 40d60c per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons. s191 IS for COM
mon and s2G3 for good to choice; Mexican
Lines. S7G7 so; California Lines, nominal
Bananas. 81 5092 so per bunch; Pineappies, SIG
2 10 dozen.
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sentiment by the decision of the Treasury De-
partment TO anticipate the payment Of October
! interest on Government bonds. Last years
experience in a similar period Of stock market
need of money demonstrated that holders OF
Government bonds were not inclined to avail
themselves Of the offered privilege. The relief
at best would be small and is not immediate
ly available. With continued demand for cash
in sight. both from the Treasury and from IN
terror money Centers, no source OF replenish
ment is discerntble. Bankers. in fact. express
themselves well content with the existing
rate Tor money, and not disposed TO seek
means for relief OF speculative borrowers. They
hold the view that check undue specula-
ton and wedding out Of weak speculative ac-
counts makes for the safety OF the financial
fabric. The causes OF the frmness of sterling
exchange with money rates in New York far
above the London level and a supposed credit
balance in our favor OF many millions does
not find very adequate explanation. There
said to have been large receipts from abroad
OF securities. but selling from that source has
not been IN evidence through the regular
agencies. Foreign houses in New York have
lent money here during the week. The pur-
pose may be to ease the money rate and so
defer the pressure on London for gold until
the Transvaal crisis has resolved itself in some
way.
Bonds have moved in sympathy with stocks,
but not as widely United States IS advanced
hid
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO Sept. 1s.-The advance in quota
tions in Liverpool gave wheat firm feeling
at the opening, with the prices ranging about
half a cent higher all around. The strength at
LIVERPOOL due to the critical condition OF af-
fairs IN the Transvaal brought a number of
Yesterdays sellers into the market, and buy
ing from .his source while 1t lasted kept prices
up for deferred futures well above yesterday 8
closing point. The trading. however. was con-
fined almost entirely to local operators. and
when shorts had satisfied their wants the mar
ket was allowed to drift For the remainder
of the short Saturday session the tendency was
steadily downward Receipts at primary points
were heavy, and this, coupled with a poor cash
demand, few Of Fridays offers being accepted,
encouraged the bear element. Selling pressure
was light at all times, but the buying demand
was so slack that little liquidation suficed TO
depuess prices. In September more strength
but elevator selling was totally absent and the
price at all times held at a good advance
Weakness in the deferred futures became more
pronounced toward the close, when for the
first time liquidation assumed respectable pro-
portions. Atlantic port cearances of wheat
weekly crop report estimated the total
wheat crop at about ESQ., 900, 600 bushels, and
predicted the Governments report on the acre
age would probably be revised. This had some
effect December opened sc TO 14c higher at
71A6T%c, and gta5ually declined to 705sG70&c C.
closing at 7O%c. September sold between 71a@
T1i4c and 70asc, and closed sc higher at like
Corn in the main followed wheat, though de-
ferred futures did not develop much weak
ness. There active demand for Septem-
covering September at one time sold as high
as 3sc. and closed 1sc higher az 32Ac. De-
cenlber closed 80 higher at 2s%12SBc
There was good demand for all cat fn-
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Sharp gam in local bank cIea1ngs last queek,
SI0er and Exchange quotations maltered.
Wheat and Barlsy dull and tending dO7w5oard
Rather more demand for Oats and Rye. Corn still dull
Hoy and FeedstMfS previously quoted.
Beans and Seeds tnactige at the old prices
S70est Potatoes still lOgOer Tomatoes gth the market
Butter Eggs and Cheese stand the same
More Eastern Poultry to drrfVe to-UIoro1V
Game still scarce and high.
Vine Grapes q"ieter as usual, Saturday,
Lemons firm, Lines again very scarce
Hams easy and qaet. Bacon and Lard aery firm.
Hogs easy at the decline already noted.
Lorge increase in Quicksilver exports
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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The Financier says:
The clearinghouse banks of New York, ac-
cordiug to their report for the week ending
September 16 lost about Sc COO. 900 in cash as a
result of the previous six days operations.
More than half OF this absorbed by the
treasury and the rest went TO the interior. The
banks reported September less than So, GOO, 600
cash over legal requirements so that the de-
crease for the current week was larger than
the available fund from which to draw IL Inc
result needless TO say, was accomplished by
shrinkage in deposits. Despite the loss, there
fore. the banks still hold $275 450 more reserve
than required by law Practically they have
reached the limit CT their power TO supply new
money and future demands must be met by
renewed operations Of the character named
that is borrowers will be called upon to liquid
ate their Indebtedness This foreshows, ma
terially, a continued hard money market, al
though rates do not seem to be able TO hold
above per cent under circumstances that or
dinarily would indicate money famine. The
truth Of the matter is that the situation is well
understood that there is no apprehension what
ever. If money works much higher in New
York the idle surpluses which are held else
where will be Immediately forwarded to this
center. with consequent lessening pressure.
The trouble from q banking standpoint is the
heavy drain which the treasury is making on
banks The loss since the end of July has been
upward of seventeen millions, sum much
greater than has gone 10 the interior. When
this drain is relieved all trouble over the future
will be eliminated At present however, it is
q serious factor. One year ago, II may be re
marked. the excess reserve Of the New York
banks was only about five millions. but a few
weeks later the total had risen to over twenty
millions Gold imports assisted in creating this
years method Of recuperating is to be re-
peated now.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

wHFAT-The spot market continued ne
elected and nominal, and there was a further
decline in futures.
Chicago opened irrner under better foreign
advices. the Transvaal situation exerting a
strengthening influence. Liverpool closed I'd
higher The worlds shipments were 6.25o.00o
bushels Paris was &c lower. The demand
was chiefly to fill shorts.
Spot wheat-shipping, 81 o2is; milling, 81 o7ts
al 10.
Inforrna. session-9:15 o'clock-December-
1000 ctls, 81 Osi- 10000 81 osqs May-2ooO, 81 Is
Second Sesson-Deeember-2oo0 ctls. 81 09A;
5000 81 0S7s; 16 COO. 81 o. May-Soo0. 81 147s
Regular Morning ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 900
'RFARLEY-The market continues remarkably
dull for this time Of the yeas ana SssFss Of
considerably lower There is no sale whatever
for inferior feed
Feed, 75GS2l3c; Brewing, Sf41Qsoc; Chevalfer,
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-e:15 o'clock-No sales
Second Session-Seller 49, new-2ooo ctls,
Regular Morning session-No sales.
oATS-There was rather more demand at
row & Co says: Receipts for the week,
q. l45 centals. The. damage to oregon's new
per percentage Of the Oats which viii fnd their
way here Will be badly discolored What ef-
feet this will have upon the market is hard
the price for good bright Oats OF II kinds
goes without saying, but prices of inferior Of
ferings always tend to pull the market down for
good grain or Hay OF any kind. At this writ
ing the outlook is not at all ENCOURAGING
California Red Oats still seem TO be In abun-
dant supply and find favor among all classes
of consumers" White 81 05q1 17s; Red 81 05
al I2i6 Black. e0a971sc per ctl.
CORN-Dullness still characterizes the mar
ket Eastern large Yellow, 81 06; White and
mixed 81 021sa1 05 per ctl.
RYE-There some orders on the market
at 90G95c per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomina
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Tomatoes still block the market. Green Corn
continues to rise. The other Vegetables are
unchanged
Potatoes and Onions stand the same, with
the exception of Sweets, which are plentiful
and lower.
POTATOEs-Ga Chies, 750s5c; Early
mas Burbanks, secds1 10; Sweet Potatoes, 1A9
112c per ID.
ONiONS-7oas5c per ctl for silverskins;
Pickle Onions, 5eG75c per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Gre Peas, 2921zc per lb;
String Beans. 1G2c; Lima Beans. lQ117e; Cab
bage 50G60c: River Tomatoes, 1G925c. Alameda
Tomatoes. 20935c: Egg Plant 3e@40c: Green
Okra 100000 per box; Dried Okra, l0Gltc per
lb; Garlic. 2G3c; Green Peppers, &q35c for
Chilli and 25m35c per box for Bell: Carrots 3Gg
4Oc per sack; Bay Cucumbers, 2093oc; Pickles,
81 rs per ctl for No l and 75e for No. 2; sum
ner Squash 2e13oe; Marrowfat Squash. sSQl0
per ton; Green Corn, 5oc9s1 per sack, T6c4sl .
per crate for Alameda and 65GT5c for Berke-
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Saturday, September Is.
stmr Bonita, Nicolson. so hours from New
stmr Aberdeen. Peterson. IS hours from San
Pedro
stmr Noyo. Johnson. 16 hours from Fort
stn1r TnIamook. Anfndsen. Is hours from
Ship Invincible Mackenzie. % days from
Bristol Bay.
Saturday. September Is.
stmr Pomona. Shea, Eureka Goodau Per
stmr Orizaba, Nicolson, San Pedro; GOodar,
stmr Bertha, Thomas, St Michael, via IN
alaska; Alaska Commercial CO.
Haw stmr Aztec, Trask, Manila, via Homo
lulu; Z Government
Br stmr Belgian King. Weiss, Manila, via
Honolulu; L Government
Bark c D Bryant, Colly Nanaimo; Williams,
Br bark Invercoe, Lewis. Liverpool; Balfour.
SAILED.
Saturday. September 1s.
Stmr Pomona, Shea, Eureka
Stmr Aberdeen. Peterson, -.
stmr stn 3 Bertha, THOMAS, St Michael. via IN
A'stnn stmr Homer. Higgins, St Michael. via IN
A'stnir Strnr Alice Blanchard. Haol. Coos Bay.
Br stmr Belgian King. Weiss. Manila, via
Fr bark Jacques. Genadac, Queenstown.
schr H Wright Olsen kahului
n.
Schr San Buenaventura. Langkilde, Grays
Harbor.
schr Eppinger. colstrup. Shelter Cove.
Schr Fortuna. Luberg, Eureka.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON. Sept 1s-Jap stmr America Maru.
from Yokohama for san Francisco, put back
to Yokohama with bunker coal on fire.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS Sept 16 10 m-Weather
thick; wind SW, velocity IL miles
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VENTURA-Arrlved Sept 16-Stmr Geo Loo
mis- hence Sept Is; stmr CoquiIie River, from
COOS BAY-Arrived Sept Is, at 9 m-stmr
Empire hence Sept r.
ViCTORIA-Arrived Sept 16-Schr Volunteer,
from Hakodate.
for Port Townsend. Aug 25-Schr Charles Han
SON. for Port Townsend.
In port Sept 1-Schr Hera, for Cape Nome;
schr Nellie CoIman, for Cape Nome.
ROCKPORT-Sailed Sept 16-Schr Newark.
FoRT BRAGG~saned Sept 1s-schr Norma
for San Francisco; stmr Sunol, for San Fran
FORT Ross-sailed Sept 1s-schr Mary C,
sEATTLE-Arrived Sept 16-Bark Harvester.
Sailed Sept 15-stmr Aloha. for Cape Nome:
Sept 15-Stmr Miami, for San Francisco. Sept
GRAYs HARBoR : Sailed Sept 14sehr
Guide, for San Francisco. Sept 16-Stmr Ma
tonal City and sehr Ida sc sehna1eP sa Psr LOT sshr
Glen, for Santa Barbara; Br tug Pilot. with
barge Colorado in tow. for Nanaimo
USAL-Sailed Sept 1s-Stmr Rival Tor san
Pedro.
POINT ARENA-Arrived Sept .1s-schr Alice
Klmball hence Sept Il.
BOWENS LANDING-Sailed Sept ie-Schr
Barbara Hernster. for San Francisco: schr
Mary Eta, for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ALGoA BAY-Arrived Sept 15-Br ship Glen
from Oregon.
PANAMA-Arr1ved Aug s1-stmr San Bias.
Sail Sailed Aug 8o-stmr Colon. for San Fran
cisco.
IJEENsToWN-Arrved Sept 15-Ital ship
Caterfna Accame. hence May s.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
HAMBURG-Arrived Sept 16-Stnlr Auguste
Victoria, from New York. via Cherbourg and
LIVERPOOL-Arrived Sept 15-stmr Cevic
from New York. Sept 16-Stmr Campania, from
NEW YORK Arrived Sept Is = Stmr St
Louis from SOUTHAMPTON.
Sailed Sept 16-Stmr ThingvalIa. for Copen-
hagen, etc.
Observation-Disclosures previously Sept 1s-
Stmr Hongkong Maru. from San Francisco.
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Receipts of Produce.
OR SATURDAY, sEpTEMBER is.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Securities sold fairly for Saturday but prices
stood about the same.
There was nothing new in mining stocks
which continued dull The telegram from the
pump said: AT $50 this morning the water
50 feet below the 1950-foot level station
No. elevator has been working continuously
Have lowered No elevator l40 feet from the
1850 station. Connections with the columns
above that station will probably be made
about noon"
The Welsbach Light Company Of Philadel-
phia has declared a dividend OF SOC per share
payable September 1s
The E1kton mine OF Colorado paid dividend
of sS7 500 on the 18TH first this year, and 1884,,
461 from the start.
The Jack Pot mine Of Cripple Creek Colo
viii pay a dividend of $50 coo on the 18th.
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Hides Tallo7u, Wool and Hops

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about lc under quotations. Heavy salted
steers. 1odSfe1kc; medium, sGs1to; light &c;
Cowhides. SC; Stays. &c: Salted Kip, &C; Calf,
l0c: dry Hides, sound 16c; culls and brands.
1sc: dry Kip and Veal, l6c; dry Calf, lie;
Sheenskins yearlings 2093Oc each; short
Wool. s5Gsoc each; medium. 7o9soc; long long y Wool
eOeGsl 10 each; Horse Hides, salt s242 Is for
large and 81 25611 so for small: Colts. 25G5oo.
TALLOw-No. rendered, 414Gsc per ID; No.
q 4a4lkc; refined. =: grease. 2d21ac-
WoOI = Spring Clips-San Joaquin and
Southern months s411c; San Joaquin Foot
hills defective, SGsc; Valley Oregon, 17G1sc;
Eastern Oregon, 12914c for. choice and eQ1114c
for fair to good
Fall Clip-San Joaquin Lambs. s@1ec; do
plains 7Gsc: San Joaquin and Southern Noun
'atIa WopSNNew are nominal at 11a13c per h.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

All descriptions under this head continue
quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER
Creamery-Fancy Creamery, 25c; seconds. 24c
Dairy-Fancy. 22izQ2Sc; good to choice zig
22c; store, nominal
Picked roll. 20d2lc; hrktn 1SG2lc; cream
erv tub. 21q22c per 10.
CHEESE-Choice mild new, ilc old. 10
q10l9c; Young America, n4ll1zci Eastern,
EGGs-Quoted at 21Q25c for store and 27Gsoc
Ger dozen for ranch; Eastern Z253q2ic for Sc
iected, 20d2Ic for No. and 1Tq1ec for seconds.
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Poultry and Game.

Game continues high and firm under light
receipts More Eastern Poultry will be on the
market tomorrow.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 14Q15c for Cob
blers and 14615c for Hens; Young Turkeys,
81 50G2; Ducks. 50 50Q4 for old and s4G6 for
young: Hens, 50 5O@5: young Roosters, A95;
old BOOSTERS, s4d4 30; Fryers, So so; Broiers. So
for large s2 so for small; Pigeons, 81 % per
dozen for old and 81 5092 for Squads.
GAME = Gray Geese, 81 50; Doves. 90c per
quail. 50 50: Hare, 81 Is; Rabbits, 81 90 per
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, 797Ac; Wool
Bags, aea2sc; Fruit Bags, 514c, 51fc and &c for
the three grades Of white and 7Q7tc for
bleached sute.
COAL-Welllngton. IS per TOM New yelling
ton, ss; Southffeld Wellington, 81 so; Seattle
So: Bryant, S6: Coos Bay, So; Wallsend. s. So;
Scotch, IS; Cumberland, 50 80 In bulk and $40 70
In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, sR:
Camel, IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate, 81 90; Coke. s12 per ton In bulk and s14 IN
sacks.
sUGAR-Ths Western Sugar Refining Com