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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
dUERIN FINALLY GIVES UP
MeekIy Surrenders to Police whom
he Defied for Six weeks.

Paris, Sept Midnight-At
IL 80 O'Clock Luciene Milievove,
one of the deputies of the depart
ment of the Seine, accompanied by
the brother of Jueles Guerin, the
anti-Semite agitator, entered the
Grand Occident, the building in
the Rue Chabrot, where Guerin
and his compaions have long been
besieged.
4:3O a. MAT 4 o'clock this
morning M. Guerin promised to
surrender.
There has been considera BILE
military activity in the Rue de
Chabrot during the night.
5:30 a. M Precisely at the hour
appointed, a captain of the munic-
ipal guards raped at the door of
Fort Chabrot. There was mo-
ment of expectation and then the
door opened. M. Guerin calmly
presented himself, meekly sur
rendered and was driven to the
police depot in an open cab, seated
beside the captain Of the guards.
His companions were allowed to
go free. >
Thus the six weeks siege ended
in sublimely ridiculous style.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
ST. LOUIS TRUST CONFERENCE
Governor Thomas Present but
Takes no Active Part.

St. Louis, Sept. 20-Seven gov
ernors, six attorney generals and
one insurance commissioner, rep
resenting ten states. are at the
Planters hotel today to formulate
some concerted action against
trusts and monopolies. Governor
Thomas of Colorado, who is pres
ent, says he cannot take any active
part in the conference, as he is OBJ
liged to leave for Denver tonight.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
Abduction of a Child.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-The entire
police force of the city is search
ing for Ola Hays, little eight
year old girl, abducted from the
Tennyson school yesterday after
noon. A woman called for the
child, saying her grandmother was
ill, and since that time the little
girl has not been seen or heard of.
Interesting news on Fourth page.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
The Quickest Trains.

Are run by the Union Pacific,
Pullman Palace Sleepers, Free
Reclining Chair Cars, Buffet
Smoking, Library Cars, Dining
Cars; in fact every convenience to
make your trip comfortable. See
your Local Agent or address Geo
Ady General Agent Denver.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
TO VISIT COLORADO.
A Party Including Abner rlckin
ley, the Presidents Brother.

Omaha, Sept. 90 -Abner Nc
Kinley, brother of President Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Mrs. Nc.
kinley and daughter Mabel, Colo
mel William X. Brown, of New
York City, Wilbur Endsley, of
Johnstown, Pa, and Rayburn G.
Smith, of Philadelphia, spent yes
terday in Omaha, en- route for an
outing which includes Denver,
Manitou, Salt Lake City, Portland,
Victoria and then south to San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
The party left for Denver last
evening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20

London, Sept. 0-Advices from
South Africa say that the burgers
of Johannesburg are advising
those of the Uitlanders who still
remain there. to leave the city, as
martial law will be declared at the
end of the week.
1t is also declared there that
hamberlain's last despatch to
Kruger demands the disman-
tleing of the Boer forces. This
is creating intense excitement.
Correspondents say that the
Boer officials regard war as fore
gone conclusion.
Later dispatches say the Beers
are concentrating their forces near
the Natal frontier with the express
intention of seizing British towns
and passes as soon as England
sends an ultimatum.
The situation has never been
more grave than it is today A
corps composed of Belgian resi-
dents has been formed here and it
offers its services to the TransvaaI
government.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-20
ARL|AMEHT WILL
Be CONVENED.
Situation was Never so Grave as
if is Today.
BOERS ARE MASSING FORCES

London, Sept, 20.-Now that a
cabiuet meeting has been called
for Friday it is rumored that par
liament will soon be called upon
to consider the Trnnsvaal crisis.
The British government is going
slowly, and some say it is in order
to allow her forces to reach Natal
before. decisive steps are taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
Kansas city Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9-CATTLE-Re
celpts, 300 head natives that sold active at
steady prices; liberal supply of slaughter
ing cattle this week caused slight decline
of from Sc to 2Oo, with best grades showing
least decline; stock and feeding cattle We're
in light supply best grades selling a trIfe
higher; common kind steady; heavy ma
tive steers, s5.25q6.15; lightweights, &,5OD
Gamers, S2,5Oa3 10; fed westerns, $S, 75SlS 5O.
western feeders, $3,0O4455; Texas, $35Oa4 45'
HOGs-Receipts, 4,6OO head; active at 2Iac
kets caused slight reaction in prices this
week, advance amounting to about 15c, and
closed today at high point of the week;
$50; pigs S3.70d3S5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, so head;
increased supply this week caused decline
of about zoe for mutton, sheep, while killing
lambs, stock and feeding grades sold
steady lambs brought $37505.4O muttons'
S40On4,G0; feeding lambs, $40: feeding
81 .50II2. 80. '
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
FOREIGN Financial,

| LONDON, Dec. 9.-American securities
opened depressed on the overnight changes
at New York, and prices were down, with
next to nothing doing until the close, which
was nat. Spanish 4s closed at 66hc, The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
! or england on balance today was ell 600
500 premium quoted at Buenos Ayres
PARIS, Dec. 9.-Prces opened feeble on
the bourse today, but became steadier to-
ward the close The gold Withdrawals from
the Bank of England caused apprehcnsions
OF dear money, in consequence of which
many realzations were effected. Spanish
As ard Brazilians partially recovered to-
ward the finish. Turks were heavy. Rio
Tintos continued calm. DeBeers We're weak
kaffirs relapsed rather sharply in view of
the approaching settlement in London
Rentes, 1OOf SIC; exchange on London, 25f
S3Rc; Spanish As, 6S 0212 '|
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-The weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash in hand, in
crease. ll.5200So marks treasury notes, in
crease, 10000 marks; other securities, de-
crease. 2l,5tO,OOO marks; notes in circula-
on the bourse today were weak
Later locals recovered but the other de-
partments were depressed. Turks were
easier on realizations. Exchange on Lon.
don, 20m i9lepfg for checks. Private rate
discount, 5A per cent.
BUENOS AYRES. Dec 9.-The gold quo
tation today was 1850. - -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

CATILE-Receipts, as usual on the last
day OF the week, were very light and there
were not enough cattle of any one kind
! 10 make test of the market There were
| no Wen finished fat cattle to put top on
| ihe market one bunch sold at So 25 which
! looked like strong price as compared with
yesterday, but the market could hardly be
quoted as any more than nominally steady.
some or the COW stuff sold at steady prices
ara some hung fire and was slow sale. 1t
VAS simply the usual Saturdays market.
Inc cattle market this week has not been
IN bad shape by any means so far as right
sood cattle are concerned. Good to choice
cornted steers could safely be quoted as
iu!iE steady with week ago, as high as
s6.aO1I 20 having been paid for prize cattle
showed weak tendency and are at least
loc lower for the week. Common warmed-up
cattle are hard to tell anything about. One
day when there happens to be a light run
ana buyers happen to have use for a few
the market will be all right and the
the very next day when the receipts are
larger or when buyers can get better cat
tie 1t Will be almost impossible to move the
Warmed-up cattle and buyers will bid 80
much lower that it will make a salesmans
hair stand on end
Good cornfed cows and heifers such as
would do for the dressed beef trade have
sold at about steady prices during the week
put Gamers are Joe lower and medium kinds
of cow stuff 15Q2Oc lower.
Good stockers and feeders have been very
scarce, and as there has been a demand
for a few the market has not shown very
much change on the best grades. The
most of the cattle received have been poor
and the demand for anything of that
description has been very limited, with the
the week, Repres entatiVe sales:
BEEF STEERS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS
Continued Decentralization in Indus-
trinI StOcks Causea Animation

] NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Today's short sos
| sion of the Stock exchange was an ami
| mated one, due in great part to the con-
tinued generalization among some of the
industrial stocks. The determined liquida-
tion manifest in Sugar gave the time In
the market from the opening and soon
spread contagion of weakness all through
the industrial list. Opening sales of 25O1
shares ran the price down from 146 to l44la,
compared with l47es last night. The stock
fell to l42a before the appearance of the
bank statement and the covering movement
by the bears which followed the publication
with the wheat market. The heavy offer
ings of Sugar brought out by this advance
decided the tone Of the whole, market and
sale of Sugar was at 1891, the lowest ar
a net decline of 81, American Tobacco co
kept the leader close company, especially
in the late break. 1t sold at lO3 and on
the next and last sale at l04 net loss
There were wide breaches at other noints
In the list of specialtes, notably in Metro
politan Street Railway which fell an ex
railroad stocks Were relatively much
hrmer than the industrals The extreme
declines reached point only in a few of
them, The late rally brought prices Of
railways above last night and net gains
were saved for a number of them. Bears
had commenced to cover before the an
pearanee of the bank statement and their
buying became rather more urgent after
tHe stdteHtHti OWING TO the unexpected lOSa
in cash. The general conviction that the
return was untrustWOrthy as real cendi-
ton of the banks helped in the final Weld
treasury alone, which Is a matter Of record
has amounted TO nearly 5000 900 since the
last return, whereas the statement indicates
only $2,675, 400 altogether.
That there has been a wholesale contrac-
tion of loans all week has been spalpahle in
the stock market and that actual new loans
by the few banks holding the surplus re-
serve can have offset the contraction So
far as TO bring the latter down 10 S6a5 200
was skeptically regarded by the speculative
public. Under the belief that the vaearies
OF the average system of comDutauon
clouded the results in the statement the
market closed with pressure TO sell in fun
force again, "
The week has been given over TO lioulda-
ton in the stock market and prices are
lower throughout the list The belief in |
difficulties ahead in the money market was |
the motive of the selling and additionaI |
conditions emphasized the weakness in tbs |
Industrial list so that losses In that de- |
parrment ranged up to 10 and Is points in |
some cases. In the railroads most Of the |
changes range from a fraction TO L. II is |
probable that the money stringency and !
oan contraction were the primary causes |
If weakness in the industrials as in the rail |
poor market for them and forced liuuIda
Ion brought some violent declines Mon
lays supreme court decision against the
ron pipe combination In the so-caIled
Addyston case was given cumulative effact |
~ the references In the presidents mes |
age TO- the mallgn effects OF some of rhe
Industrial combinations in forming prac-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

81, LOUIS, Dec 9.-WHEAT-Weak; No
2 red cash. elevator, 6S&c; track, 7OisG71c
boa6Sci receipts. 49, 166 bushels.
CORN-Higher; TO. 2 cakh SO1bc; track
SOz2uD1c; December, 3O1ac; May 3l$s63Ibc
,OATS-Steady No. 2 cash, 24c; track
4El3Yc; December, DC 239sc; May, 25c; No.
RYE-Higher at 52Rc.
fLOuR-Better; patents, 3.45a3. so; ex
ira fancy, 50 lOa3.20; clear. 81. .75gt2. 90.
SEEDS-Timothy, 1902 10. Flaxseed
nominal and higher at s1.4O
SORNMEAL-Steady at $1.7501. so.
BRAN-Quiet and steady; sacked, cas-
track, G2c.
HAY-About steady; timothy, ss.OOa11. 90
WHlSKY-Steady at 81. 23h
PROVISlONS-Pork: Firm; standard
mess, jobbing, $3.50. Lard: Higher; prime
steam, $500; choice, S.. .221a. Dry salt meats
extra shorts, s5.S71a: clear ribs and sides
$50. Bacon (boxed). shoulders S. 10; ciear
ribs, Sc. l212; clear sides, $6.25.
METALS-Lead: Firm at $4.521al4 55.
Spelter: Firm at $455.
=, ,POULTRY--,steady; chickens, &c; turkeys
612c: ducks. 51246c: geese, &c.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 5000 bbls: wheat. 13
600 hq,; corn; ,o00 bu. oats 2S,OOC bu
SHlPMENTS-Flour, 5000 bbls.; wheat
4l,OOO bu.; corn, 1900 bu.; oats, 5000 bu
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
London Wool Auction.

LONDON, Dec. 9-WOOL--At the wool
auction sales today 124l5 bales were of
fered, Including a good selected lot of
greasy merinos. American representatives
competed spiritedly for the specalties, but
owing to strong continental operations they
only secured a moderate proportion. They
also obtained a good selection of greasy
crossbreds and the bulk of the Falkland
islands and Punta Arenas woods offered at
a 20 per cent advance. The attendance was
good; The present series of sales is sche-
dulcd to close December II. Following are
the sales of the day in detail, and the prices
obtained; New South Wales, $500 bo!esi
secured, 9d42s Sgd greasy, 7AdQ1s 44d
Queensland 1000 bales. secured Is 1cdg
% 51sd; greasy, 1s4ls 4d. Victoria, $500
bales; secured, 9dG1s 1112d; greasy, 7Adqp
Is 61ad. South Australia, 400 Bales; greasy,
1sq1s I'd. West Australia. 500 bales; greasy,
9dq1s Id. New Zealand, 2,4OO bales; secured
55&d@1s 1olhd; greasy, 9l@d. Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal, 500 bales; secured Is 3dd
Is 1td Buenos Ayres, 200 bales; greasy,
dDlOd Falkland islands, 800 bales; greasy,
7A610d. Punta Arenas 100 bales; greasy,
S@9hd
The arrivals to date for the next series Of
sales number 60,0O4 bales, including $500
forwarded direct.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
LIVERPOOL Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL Dec 9.-WHEAT-Spot
firm; No California, 6s 11adm6s I'd: No.
red western. winter, 5s SID; No. l north
ern, spring 5s 11hd.
CORN-Spot American mixed, firm al
IS Sad. Futures, December. nominal; Jan
uary steady at IS cad; February, steady
FLoGRt-st. Louis fancy winter firm
at Is
PEAS-Canad.an. 5s Sd
HOPs-At London Nacihc coasD, firm at
PROVISIONS steady; India mess,
Hams, short cut, IA to IS lbs, dull at I6s.
Bacon, Cumberland cut. 2S TO 30 pounds,
dull; short ribs, Is to ~ lbs, steady at 36s ;
long clear mlddles. light, 80 to s5 lbs,
steady at S5s; long clear middles, heavy, S5
to 40 lbs, steady at 3is Cd short clear
backs, 16 to is lbs. steady at 33s; clear bel
lies II to 10 lbs, S3s. Shoulders, square, i2
to II lbs, 33s Cd. Lard steady; western, in
tierces, 97s Sd; American refined, in pals,
PCS Sd. Butter. finest United States whites
Is; finest United States colored, So Cd. Tai
low prime city, steady at POS sd; Austrai-
ian In London, firm at 2Os 3D.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Grain and Provisions Are Dull, Wheat Clos.
ing Under Friday,
MAY CORN AND OATS A SHADE LOWER
Confusing Argentine News Mt the
beginning, But Liverpool Advices
OF Favorable wheat Condi-
tiOns Finally Rule.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The grain and pro
vision markets were dun today Wheat wa.
irm early but eased off on proht-takina
and rather free selling against weekly calls
closing hc under yesterday for May. May
corn and May oats closed a shade lower
and provisions 21aa5c better.
! The wheat market was steady at the
! opening, with the initial figures for May
| unchanged from yesterday at 7O1sn7OLc c.
/ Gables were steady and receipts light but
this support failed in the face of free sell
ling against weekly calls and some profit
| taking. The Argentine news was confus-
ing by reason of the conflict in the reports,
a private wire declaring the weather un-
settled, while Liverpool asserted that cli-
matte conditions were favorable and that
the Argentines would have 75,OOO,0OO bushels
eNportable surplus. A shade more credence
was given the English advices May
ranged from 69Bc to 7Oh1, closing &c down
at 697s070c
Primary receipts were 553SOO bushels,
against 1,lSi,500 bushels last year Mime
apolis and Duluth reported 469 cars against
ooi last week and 934 year ago. Local re-
ceipts were Sc cars, II of contract grade
Clearances were 100000 bushels Primary
receipts for the week showed n falling off
OF about 2,OOO,OoO bushels, compared with
the previous week and about 5000 600 bushels
under the corresponding week last year.
reward the close the market felt some
uneaslness less over the money situation in New
York. The inanimation of business was due
largely to the scarcity of decisive statistics
and partly to the fact that 1t was Saturday
Corn was steady, but very dun and held
on the wet weather, prospects of rain and
the good all-rail demand. Local profess
sional bulls bought May. Receipts here
We're 20 cars. Liverpool was 1c higher on
spot, which was something of support
stocks mere are expected to increase $50 900
bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels
May opened a shade up, ranged from 32Tsc
10 835sc, closing shade under yesterday at
32R@33c.
oats held their own in spite Of the dull
ness, but trade was quiet and the range was
very narrow. Light receipts, together with
the supporting factors in corn, We're a
steadying influence. Receipts here were 1i9
cars. May sold from 24c to 24lsq244c clos
ing shade down at 24d24lsc Clearances
We're 5000 bushels. Stocks are expected to
snow moderate increase.
PROVISIONS opened strong and though the
market met considerable commission house
liquidation, continued steady throughout
Hogs were up n trine at the yards and
Liverpool better for bacon, conditions
which supported the price. Trade was not
active and fluctuations accordingly mar
row May pork sold from $9971s to $40. .OO1
Jos, closing &c over yesterday at s1OO5
May lard from $552lR6l555 to s5.571b and
closed 2!2c better at s5.57la and May ribs |
s5371a "' "'
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat, so |
cars; corn, 80 cars; oats, 175 cars; hogs |
"A 600 head e'' |
The leading futures ranged as follows
4 - = I
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
st. Louis 1.-Two StocI,

ST, LOUIS, Dec 9.-CATTLE-Rece
300 head; market about steady; native shin
ping and export steers s55OQ625 with
Christmas beeyes worth 81; dressed beef
and butchers, AOO45.75; steers under Loo
IBIS, S.25a55O; stoekers and feeders So 6OG,
i7O COWS and heifers s27004S5: Gamers
Sl50uS.OO bulls, R.5OGl.0O; Texas and Indian
375. "-''i'
HOGS - Receipts, 6,2OO head: market
strong, Sc higher on best, others steady and
50 395I405; butchers, $I00Gp4l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, none.
market nominal; native muttons, 81. 756l4 %:
lambs, $45Ou6.6Oi Culls and bucks 81 OOGLI 0I'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10

PH HlLADELPHlA, Dec 9.-BUTTER-
Steady; fancy western, &c; fancy prints
csc.
EGGS-steady fresh nearby, 23c; fresh
southern. 19c
CHEESE-Q but firm.
new YORK, Dec 9,-BUTTER-Firm;
l512@2Oc; June creamery, 22n25Rc; imitation
creamery, l1422c; state dairy 1S@25c; state
creamery, 23G27c.
CHEESE-Firm; fall made fancy, 12&I
BE; fall made large fancy, 12ha12&c; late
made small, l2al4c; late made, large. 114c.
EGGS-Steady; state and Penns ylvanIa,
H46c, loss off; western, ungraded at mark,
16q2l1ac
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-BUTTER-Steady
creameries, 16@25c; dairies, l6a22c
EGGS-Firm: fresh, zoe.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-BUTTER-Steady
creamery, 240271ac; dairy, 19a23hc.
EGGS-Quiet at lie.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. s.-BUTTER-
Creamery, 22G25c; dairy. 1Sc.
EGGS-Offerings liberal and market quiet
but weak; fresh Missouri and Kansas stock
frsts, 15lac, cases returned.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations for the Day on various
Commodities

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-FLOUR-ReceIpts
e92S bbls.; exports 1878 bblr: duh but
steady; winter patents, s3,5Oa3SO; winter
straights, $s,35a3i5; winter extras, 50 Goa
800; winter low grades, so, 25Q2 40; Mime
sofa patents, 3,SOa4 90; Minnesota bakers.
81, ,ooal3. 90 choice to fancy 81 S5lIS 9}G 20
BqGkwheat -four, steady at s22S@2 S5, ''''
NJ, u,CIkWHEAT-Nominal I at GOc c, I. f.
ciiy; Se; Brandywine, s2.25a2,s5.
an9at; state SIC c. J. f.. New York car ar It lots. $.
s,A ,bAkLEY-Firm; feeding, Ale e. l. t. Buff
rae; n mailing. ~ 4tg4SG c; I. T. Buffalo.
o,WHEAT-Recepts $500 bu.; exports 49,
siS hu Spot, steady; No. 2 red. inc ( O.
p p atoati anoti No, ! northern, Duluth, 70hc I. O.
l. Q. D. ahoat Options opened firm at Isc
huNhhce ON favorable cables Il bulllsh Mich
lsah report and moderate foreign buying
Later the rise was lost under realizing In
M me Inst half hour the market was au,et'
S5Saallgs SS5iS3aSng steady at unchanged prices March,
SGaiSosed f5'se; July closed, 75l4c; September
5SS4it9S'', - r. iSc closed; f 76Rc; December 727sa
bus SPOT steady; No 2. 4Ossc T. o b. afoaf
and d5l2G elevator. Options opened steady
stronger cables S small reoepfs s 3wR wtlt through
general rains. Toward noon the market was
rss nssgieeted May closing steady and un.
rhanSeq. May, 3SRn& l5-l6C, closed 3S7sc.
December closed, 39hc ''' '''so'
OATS-Receipts, 22.COO bu; exnorts 5tn.
bu Spot, steady; No .. 2slsc; 80 a 2St ~
No, white SlAc; No J white. S0Nc; track
mixed western, e9q3lc; track white, slaS4H
oPLsotns were dun but steady
,bitaa ,bdthfISte5a.diy; S5.iy spring, G5a5le; good to
HoPS-Quiet; state common to choice
iSsu M crop, &c; 1898 crop, &c; ls99 crop i26Ii5c,
aaeinS ne coast 1895 crop iuGc; 1898 crop, la
,s siHillipEest-,,Firm; Galveston 20 to 25 lbs,
LEAfHER-Steady hemlock sole. Buenos
ASIes, light to heavy weights, 25025isc.
pROElsloNS-Beef steady; family. sl2 "a
g i,sSmo, beef hams s23, 50a p 00 packet Sli 80
Gls'W, cltS' extra India mess s2i O0493 O0 |
uI meats steady; picked bellies IS T5GG az,
picked shoulders, 50; picgled hams, 81. 75d5
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-10
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on

staple and Fancy Produce.
ECGS-Recelpts l!ght market firm az Ice
DRESSED POULTRY-Choice 20 fancy
turkeys, 1od11c; ducks. Sc; geese, Sa9c
spring chickens, 7a7lsc; hens, SAFE;
ROSTERS, 4d5c.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens 5d5i9c; sprng
chickens, &c; old and STACEY ROSTERS Sc
ducks and geese. 6d6lkc: turkeys. Sd9o.
J BITTER-Common to fair, Ice; choice
J idSq29c; separator, 26c; gathered creamery
/ PIGEoNs-Live, per doz, soc.
! NEALS-Cho.ce, &C.
grouse, s5 quail, per doz, 81 95; mallards,
$SOoG325; blue wing teal, Sh76; green wing
teal $l.25Gi.5C; mixed ducks. sl.5oa2co
OhSTERS-Medium, per can, lSc; stand
ard, per can, 22c; bulk standard, per gal,
Sl.25; extra selects. per can S0c extra
selects per gal. $Ieo New York counts,
ssi BE Is. can SIC; New York counts per ioo'
,HAY-,upland, choice, $3.50; midland,
chhoiice $6' lowland choice IS rye, straw, straw
ana ?2is chopped, per sT' ton, slsS g; bran, per
ton, Si5i shorts, per ton, Sli.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl., Kansas
go; Jerseys. 81; large bbls., Nebraska,
PoTAToEs-Per bu.. choice, sOa35c.
CRANBERRIES-Cap Cod S6.OO96.5o;
Bell & Buge, per bbl., $3.50; Jerseys S625
OMIQNSs.,Retail way, yellow, Csc; red, 75c.
per bunch. 45a6Oc.
,TURNlPs- Rutabagas, per lb.. 1Ac Cana
.CABBAGE-Per lb.. 1Kc; Holland seed,
lAd2c
GAuLIFLowER-Per crate, $3.50.
WATERCRESS-Per l6-qt. cases $l.60
MuSHROOMS-Per lb. box soc.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Choice western shipping stock,
2.75d300; New York stock, So 50(J400.
GRAPES-Caltfornia Emperor 81; Cataw-
bas, per small basket, 1Sc; Malaga grapes,
per bbl., SO0M750
PEARS--Western varieties, $3.50
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Mexican, per box $35Oa4OO;
California navels, per box, 49, ISAAC co.
LEMONS-California fancy, Si.25@45O:
choice California, $LO0Q45O; Messina, s. o0QD
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. / green hides, SIkc; No. .
green green hides, ,713c; No. / salted hides, 1Oc;
II lbs, &c: No. 2 veal calf, u to Is lbs. Sc.
TALLOW. GREASE, ETC.-Taliow, No.
!. &c; NO. z, sac; rough, 2c white grease
2%45Aci yellow and brown grease, 2la@3c
MISCELLANEOUS
H0NBY-Por 24-section case $3,25a3. 80.
NUTS Hickory nuts large, per bu, 81; |
shell barks, s125d135
'l;i5 California carton, per lO-lb box, s.. %. |
MAPLE SUGAR-Per lb.. 9c,
e CHRISTMAS GREENS.
IREsEhso@5-ft., sh per doz., 80; to SIT, per |
ioE:, 25O; Z to eft, per doz, 50 80: s to |
l-ft;, per doz., $3.50; extra large sizes, 12 |
o aft, s2.O0u4 So
q HOLLY I,, -BRANCHEs--Per case of about
MISTLETOE BRANCHES-Per lb.. 2Oc.
'er 20-lb. box, 1915.