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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-06
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, December $40
days session of the Senate lasted two
hours and forty minutes. practically
The entire time being vonslulued in the
reading of the President message
The reading Of the document was
largely perfunctory, few Of THE Sena-
tors according it any attention Some
OF Them retired to their convlnitte
rooms to peruse the message at leis-
ure, while few followed the reading
by the clerks.
Mr.. Turley. OF Tennessee, presented
his colleague. Mr.. Bate at the desk OF
the President and President Frye ad-
maniStered to Mr.. Bate the oath of Of
fee
The announcement of the death Of
Senator-elc Monroe l.. Hayward, OF
Nebraska. was received by the Senate
WITH sincere regret. Although he was
not officially a member Of the body he
was well known TO many OF the Sena-
tcl-s and by them was held in high
regard.
At the conclusion of the reading CT
the message, the Senate adopted re-
solutions Of regret presented by Sena-
tor Thurston, Of Nebraska, and. as u
mark of respect adjourned inme-
diately
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No More Organized Resistance
Expected from insurgents.
AdUINALDO TO EFOR PEACE
Filipino Junta at Hong Kong has Advised
the Insnrsont Leader to Throw
Himself4on the Mercy Of
the United States. ..-.5
(By TelaS-oDh.)

MANILA. Dec. 5.-lO:2O p. M.-Gen
Teral Hughes now occupies Santa Rar-
para and Cabutuan, island Of Panay.
MS lines extending IS miles north OF
fl"llG. He has occupied twenty towns.
The inhabitants are returning With
white flags, their fear Of the .Aneri-
cans diminishing with white flags.
their fear of the Americans diminishing
us they learn that they will be well
treated. ..mau
1t is impossible to get the Insurgents
&c lght. They are retreating to the
mountains and no more organized
resistance is expected. The artillery
wagon mules are being used Cor pack
rhs. water bufaloes are being used
~" this purpose. General Hughes con-
.1h"ss advancing north and spreading
his lines - =.
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RIGID CENSORSHIP

LCSpCE, De-. $50 s M-,ra,a
censorship continues to be of the
strictest character. yir@t,1allv no naS,.a
IS a!towed TO pass except diaries 81
events within the beleasuered CART
SONS and positions 5a
According to the latest accounts VT
the battle Of AIodder river. the Roar
fire was hottest on record ana uTi,
| revoluIionze existing theories. II wa
effective up TO 1900 yards. hut Ana
casualties among the prone troOns 1ysxe
t'l1llng. II was found impossible to
br!ns the British ammunition reserves
60 the firing line. Many Beers wearing
f:ea Cross badges. We're actually EN-
plcEed IN serving out ammlnit ION.
MISUSE OF WHITE FAC.
IN connection with the many accuse
t,ons among the Boer indifTeren nee to
me laws OF war. letter published in
cape Town asserts that before the
lransvaal unimarunl was sent TIE
fner leaders discussed the policy Of
using the white flag. when driven info
g corner. in order to deceive the British
commanders and this policy was gen
orally approved.
= is reported that the mobilization
or seventh division Will be ordered al
.Nldeianot as a preparation for erner-
sr":1ciGS. >"4
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THE JUNTA.S ADVICE

NEW YORK. Dec. "a special ca
nteSram from Hong Kong to the Even
ing World says that Filpinos there an
ls"hhce that Asuinaldo is ready to sur
render, II Consul Wildman will receive
nun mn IT Manila. The dispatch adds that
~ ilntlno Junta at Hong Kong was
III communication with Ag1inaldo /, g.
"t":- and advised him then to throw
States 80
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EIGHT AMERICANS KILLED

MANILA, Dec. ell A. M-Last
night a force Of insurgents. estimated
=. ~. attacked the American garrison
81 2co at NiEan, province of South lIo-
cos The Americans loss was eight
Killed and many wounded Is
Met very hard fighting the Filipinos
"er" driven off and through the uno,in-
.'1ns, leaving IS dead. Colonel Bisbee
now reinforcing the garrison.
FearS are entertained regarding var.
l"us small bodies of General young's
troops in the province of Abra 8
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IyANCERs .ME,E,r p,.E.,r, E

LONDON. Dec. ga Modder river
spec!a! GATED Nov. 50 says: The Beers
"ct a!'E !: strong ridge about six miles
north Of this point Today the Tar.
GERS came into contact with them.
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Vessels Sailed.

schooner Marjory Brown. New Ha-
Ven.
Barge Alabama, Boston.
Barge p. ]. Carleton, Providence.
Steamer Riojano {Sp.). Guerrica, Liv-
ernnpl lEi
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ALL WE'LL AT MAFSEkING.
LONDON. Dee. 6.-The Daily Mai,
nus a despatch from Mafeing Tuesday.
November 2S, which says .'ali Well - N
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VeeRala Arrived.

SieamA Arason. Providence
Steamer Riojano (Sp1. Guerrica
Galveston !. ~
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CHECK THE MONOPOLIES.

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presidents had proclaimed amnesty
since his conviction fol-. L mislerneanor
He denied that he had been a law
breaker since 1889, and asked why he
had not been prosecuted, il Il law
breaker. lie referred to this. present
agitation as a conspiracy TO force this
subject to the front at this time.
0 GROWS DRAMATIC
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English Hop Crop Damaged.

The National Association Of English Hop
Growers. under date of September II, has is
sued the following circular:
The Council last year issued a circular to
growers, IN which certain advice was rendered
that proved very beneficial TO sellers at Wor
Cester Fair and subsequently.
At large and representative meeting OF the
Council held here to-day the general questions
OF the crop and market were considered, and
although IL was found that hops had thus far
come down in most districts OF excellent quail
ity and up 10 expectation as to quantity, the
recent and rapid spread OF red mold on the
thin lands and yernn on the deep lands is
so seriously affecting the ungathered crop
render it impossible for larger supply Of
choice hops 10 be marketed than the case
last year. From these facts added to the
lack Of labor in several districts il appears
10 be not improbable that a large area viii
be left unpcked. and that consequently an
important reduction from previous estimates of
the total weld of the English crop must be
brought about
Recent reliable information from America
confirm previous reports and it Is now ad-
mitted that in New York State the crop viii
be 20 to p per cent less than last year, and
that the quality being affected by mold and
vermin viii be more or less inferior There
fore, though the yield of the Pacific Coast may
be in excess of that of 1895, the total American
output viii only leave a moderate surplus for
expectation. In Oregon and Washington there
IS a recent increase of lice, which may yet
lower the estimated figures for these States.
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Dried Fruits. Nuts, Raisius.

Prunes continue on the same dead level
They are selling right along a the stereotyped
quotationos and neither firm nor weak
The market for everything else. except possibly
Apples is firm and in the case of Peaches
Pears and Raisins stiff. There Is also
strong tone to Nuts.
DRIED F'RUITS-Prunes, in sacks. 5lsc for
4O-5Gs. 4Ac for 5o-60's. SIC for 6O-7Os,
2j@G2s4c for 9o-1OOs Aprcota, 1OQ11c for
Royals, 14Q15c for Moorparks and 12a
l2lkc for Blenhems Peaches, 5G6c for Stand
ards 61hG7c for choice and 71hGSc for fancy;
peeled Peaches, uq12c; Evaporated Apples s
dl61ac; Sun-dried. 4d5c per ID; Nectarines, ~
6lSc per lb for red and S6I9c for white; Pears
SAFE for quarters and 712Qp9c for halves; Black
Figs, &c; White Figs, 6Q61Rc; Plums. 51a06c for
dark and 7G7lac for bleached
RAISINS-Bleached Thompson s-Fancy per
h. Ice; choice. &c; standard. Sc; prime. &C; un-
Fancy per lb, SIC; choice. 7l2c; standard 6J5c:
prime SC; unbeached Sultanas, SC: Seedless'
50-lb boxes, SC; 2-crown loose Muscatels SIC:
S-crown &c; 4-crown, 61sc; London Layers 2
crown 81 80 per box: 3-crown 81 co. Fancy
Clusters 81; Dehesa. s2 so; Imperial. s3 All
prices are f. o. b. at common shipping points in
California.
for softshell; Almonds. 101h6111sc for paper
Peanuts. 5%G6%c for Eastern and sc for Cali
fornia: Brazil Nuts, S12d9c: FiIberts 11611lbc:
Pecans 71a4Sc: Cocoanuts, 81 50Q5.
HONEY-Comb, 1116c for bright and 101&c for
light amber; water white extracted, 7AGD71Sc:
light amber extracted, 61aQ7c; dark, 51ac per
lb.
BEESwAX-24G26c per ID.
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SAN FRANCISCO, oct. D. =. m.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
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DeciduouS and Citrus Fruits.

The frnness in Wine Grapes continues and
sales are made at top quotations without diff
Guilty Supplies of table Grapes are only fair
and prices steady.
Melons are doing better. There is no change
in Berries.
The market is still practically bare OF Mexi-
can Lines.
Tree fruits in fair supply at unchanged
quotations.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples. 35G6Oc per box for common and 75c
6$1 Cor good to choice.
BERRIES-Bla -Blackberres. 81 per chest: Straw
berries s77S per chest for small and 81 50G3 80
for large berries; Raspberries, 1894 per
chest: Huckleberries, 5G7c per lb Wisconsin
Cranberries. Sc so per bbl Cape Cod Cranber-
Grapes 2564Oc for Black, 3094Oc for Muscat
3565Oc for Tokay. 4O65oc fSr Cornchon; crates
sell 1Od15c higher; Wine Grapes, s22Q25 per ton
for Zinfandel s2Oq23 for other black and s15@
20 for White
Watermelons, sSd15 per 100.
Cantaloupes, 75cGS1 25 per crate; Nutmegs 25
G75c per box.
Pears Bartlett 81 5061 rs per box; Winter
Pears 40G75c per box.
Figs 3O@5Oc per box for double layers of
black white nominal.
Peaches, 50c0$1 per box.
Plums and Prunes. S0cQs1 per box and
crate.
ounces. 4OG5Oc per box.
mon and s3Q4 for good to choice: Mexican
Lines SSGp9 California Lines s1G1 80; Ba-
nanas, 81 SOAP so per bunch; Pineapples. SIG
10 per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7u York Stock Market.


NEW YORK. Oct. 5.--The stock market con-
tinued 10 show marked Indifference to the dis
turbances in foreign markets on account Of war
scare and OF money difficulties as well as TO
the continued stiffness Of the local money rate.
Prices dipped at the opening the rumor OF
an invasion of Natal by the Boer forces and
on the further advance in the Bank of Eng
lands official rate of discount. But the open
ing prices were for the most part the lowest
and the market quite promptly set about re-
trlevng its decline The liquidation for Lon
don account was comparatively small in vol
ume. sales not exceeding 1900 shares. In fact.
the foreign stock markets seemed to take no
very serious account Of the strained condition
OF affairs ana even the Kaffr mining stocks.
which would be most vitality affected by the
war, were quite firm.
The market for call money IN New York
showed further relief from the extreme strin-
gency. To-day's maximum rate Il per
cent and It fell before the close below the legal
The undertone Of the market was very firm.
This was OF due 10 any large demand, even
in the case Of stock which moved quite widely,
but rather to the bidding up Of prices by those
interested in seeing a higher Egure TOR their
holdings. This bidding up process, however,
failed to bring out large offerings which fact
significant Of the markets hrmness. An
other the large number Of stocks now
usually dealt in, which We're brought into ac-
tlvity The latter feature Is always indicative
Of the presence of the bargain hunter who Is
buying stocks outright TO hold as an invest
ment. class Of buyers who do not depend on
the money market for borrowed funds. There
Is undoubtedly n growth Of confidence that the
gtringency for money is over. The demand
from the Interior for funds continues large and
may encroach on the reserve of interior banks
loaned to-day call in New York The rising
discount rate in London caused an additional
advance in the rate for sterling exchange here
in Paris and in Berlin. and the weak return OF
the Bank Of France discourages the idea that
either London or New York can hope for large
relief from that center.
The bond market was dull in sympathy with
stocks Total sales, par value, 81 275. 600.
United States twos declined H. new fours Il
and the threes and fves Is in the bid price.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED

Thursday, October s.
Stmr Scotia. Jacobs, IS hours from Rocknort
Stmr Del Norte, Allen. Y hours from CSravs
Harbor
stmr Grace Dollar. Fosen, 72 hours from
Grays Harbor.
stmr Coos Bay. Gielow, so hours from New
port (S). etc.
stmr Empire. Nelson. 50 hours from Coos
stmr Gypsy. Leland, 80 hours from Monterey
and way ports
Tug Rescue, Thompson. days from Port
Hartford, with raft in tow
Tug Monarch, Thonnissen davs from, Dot
Hartford. with raft in tow
Br ship Clifford, Parry. 11e DAYS from CardifT
Bark Gatherer. Younggren, days from Ia
coma.
schr North Bend. Palmer, days from VIII
lapa Harbor. ~ 80
.schr Bessie K. Nielsen, % hours from AL
bion. AiO4 Al
CLEARED.
Stmr Zealandia, Dowdell, Manila Vic HOMO
lulu: Z S Government va ~
Stmr City of Para, Feeder Manila, via. Homo
lulu; Z S Government.
Stmr Valencia Lane Manila via 1Io,oI,,l,,.
L S Government 40 oAOiuiu'
Br ship Forrest Hall, Scott, Liverpool. Bal
four. Guthrie & Co f' ~
SAILED.
Thursday. October 8.
Stmr State Of California Gage Astoria,
Stmr Valencia, Lane Manila and 9onoJr1u
lulu. i4i] anu hono-
Ship Spartan. Polite. Seattle
Schr Mary c, Madsen Fort Ross
Schr John A, Nielsen Coos Rav
schr wing and Wing, Olsen Grays Harbor.
Schr Nettie Sundborg. Nelson 80
TELEGRAPHIC
.FGlNI LOBOS, Oct 8 10 D m-Weather
thick wind south, velocity s miles.
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san Francisco data-Maximum temperature,
Is; minimum. IS: mean, 6S
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchdnge and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Futures recovered some Of the lost
ground yesterday but spot prices were easy
with a dull market.
Chicago opened flrmer on better foreign adj
vices and news. which gave the market
a nervous undertone. but the feeling became
weaker small business and disposition on
the part of dealers to ignore war cables, which
have generally ended in smoke thus far. Liv-
erpool was I'd higher. and cargoes were strong
the London market Consols were SD lower,
and the Bank of England advanced its rate
of discount to per cent. Rumors of HOSTILE
ties not confirmed. Chicago dealers fought
the advance but New York continued strong.
foreign acceptances were liberal and there was
very little wheat Offering. though thirty seven
loads were taken for export weaker Liver
pool closing caused a decline and dealers were
very bearish and short.
Spot Wheat-Shipping. 81 0715@1 os%; milling.
81 12kG1 10.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 'clnck-Decenber-
10000 ctls, 81 1855; 5000. 81 1S%. May-So0o,
81 1888; 5000. 81 1917
Second Session-December-12, 900 ctls 81 1874 ;
5000, 81 49, 10000 81 1885.
Regular Morning session-May-4oo ctls,
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cabegram says:
The advance in the bank rate TO per cent
caused little surprise the Stock Exchange
here to-day owing to the high rate yesterday.
Bank of England returns show that the re-
serve has been reduced $3.50. .O0O pulling down
the ratio of reserve liabilities to 25 per cent.
That was due partly TO the demand for money
at the turn Of the quarter year, but 4Z5O, VOo
worth of gold is expected to be sent to the
Cape tomorrow.
The market was erratic. An invasion or
Natal by the Beers was reported, but that
proved to be a signal for free buying OF Afri-
cans The large capitalists steadied all de-
partments. The present interval of peace is
regarded only as a postponement of war. The
rise in the bank rate had little effect. Bears
were active in closing accounts ~
ConsoIs opened at 1928 and went to lU3lR'
then relapsed to 1903. On the rise in the bank
rate they closed at 1854 Americans opened at
parity relapsed AI12 the bank s action,
rallied on receipt of New York prices and
closed firm Spanish As. 60h. Anacondas
were 10A The gold bought by the bank
amounted to e16S 900 in bars and e2O,GO in
French coins. All gold arrivals are now en-
tering the Gank at I'd
There was less demand for money. The
banks did a fair business at per cent. The
Austro- Hungarian and Bombay banks raised
their rates from per cent to per cent.
CLOSING.
LONDON. Oct 5.-Canadian Pacific, s1l5;
Union Pacific preferred. 77l2; Northern Pa
cific preferred 49, Atchison, 2o@s; Grand
Trunk l02s; Anaconda. l0'2; bar silver duil'
265sd per ounce; money, 4q412 per cent.
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Foreign Futures.
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Porter Bros Company
sales OF California fruit to-day: Peaches
Salway, 81 20fl1 40 box. Pears-Bartletts. 81 rs
az % box and 75cG$1 25 half box. Grapes
Tokay. 75cGs1 10 half crate and 81 rs double
crate; Muscats, 60d70c; half crates; Cornichons
81 40; Morocco 81 1901 10; Emperor, 70c.
LONDON. Oct. 5.-Porter Bros. Company
sales of California fruit to-day: Pears-Doy Gu
Comice 81 S2G2 16 half box; Glout Morceau.
81 80; Seckels 81 90: Duchess: 81 50 Plums-
Goes Late Red. 81 6Sd2 40 half crates. Prunes-
Silver 81 so half crate.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5-Porter Bros Company
sales of California fruit. Grapes-Tokay, 75c9
81 IS half crate; Muscat S0cds2 Is; Morocco.
81 10: assorted 81 25a1 so. Pears-Bartletts.
s2 7OGS 35 box and 81 70 half box; Seckels.
81 509l so box and S1d1 50 half box Peaches
day.
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den reaction in that market indicated feel
ing OF uncertainty in the minds of English
traders over the Transvaal situation that made
local shorts uneasy and caused considerable
buying by that class of traders The demand
from this source was a factor in the late
strength of the market
Trading in corn was dull The market in
general was steady in sympathy with wheat.
Big seaboard engagements had some influ
ence: december closed unchanged at 301sc.
oats were quiet and unchanged influenced
by wheat There was a large cash demand for
May at 24Ac. December closed a shade lower
at 227sc.
Provisions were rather heavy and the close
was at slight decline. January pork closed
21ec lower at 50 721a; January lard 21a95c lower.
and January ribs a shade lower than yester-
day. at IS 071a
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-CaIcutta Grain Bags. 7Q7Ac; WOOL
Bags. 2662Sc: Fruit Bags. SIC. SIC and
&c for three grades of white and 797kc for
bleached jute.
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton: New yelling
ton, IS; Southfield Wellington, 81 50 Seattle. S.;
Scotch, sS Cumberland, 50 50 in bulk and $40 70
in sacks Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. sl2;
Camel S. ner ton; Rock Springs and Castle
sacks.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany Quotes terms net cash in 10n-lb bags:
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed, 54sc; Pow
dered, 59sc; Candy Granulated. 5c; Dry Granu-
lated, 47sc; Confectoners' A. 4Kc: California
A, :; Magnolia A. 41kc Extra c. 4sc; Golden
c, 4Ac: barrels Lice more half barrels. Ac
more; boxes. 15c more; 5o-lb bags, 1sc more
No order taken for less than IS barrels its
equivalent. Dominoes. half barrels 5tsc; boxes.
hISc Ii
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The quotation OF 5Oc for Eggs yesterday was
such palpable error of the types that it
is hardly necessary to explain it. The Egg
market continues firm with decreasing sup
plies and quotations for Eastern have again
been advanced.
There is no further advance In Butter, owing
to the liberal receipts of Wednesday. Cheese
also remains the same.
BUTTER
Creamery-Farcy Creamery. 26a27c: seconds.
24Q25c.
22c store. nominal.
Picked roll, 211s022kc; frl1in. 21021kc;
creamery tub, 2212Q2313c per lb.
Eastern, 1713c for ladle packed.
CHEESE-Choice mild new lie; old 1O6
101bc Young America. nG11hc; Eastern. 14G
EGGs-Quoted at 221kG271kc for store and 3Oa
35c per dozen for ranch; Eastern, 2562715c for
selected, 23G24c for No. and 20q2214c for sec
ondS
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Chicago Gram Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Wheat at the opening was
firm and nervously active, with the price over
calls. The initial price for December was 73sl
the index of the war situation failed to hold
early gains. however. and the price slid off
later under calls to December 73kc with the
market less active. Early buyers were sellers
the decline. The tendency to liquidate was
checked in a degree by the smaller receipts at
winter wheat supplies becoming exhausted
Clearances were large. this fact exerting an
influence which later advanced the price of
December to 731kc, at which figure 1t closed
May wheat opened at 7624Gl767sc and closed at
76%@761sc. The market at times quite
rervous oyer a comparatively narrow range
The sharp advance at Liverpool and the sud
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6.
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Chicago livestock Market,

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Demand for cattle to-day
was fairly active and practically unchanged
prices prevailed Good to choice beeves sold
at s. 9Od7; commoner lots, 81 50q5 S5; stockers
and feeders, 1894 so; bulls. cows and heifers.
s2d5 25; Texas steers, SO 2Oq4 20; rangers. 81 s.
as TO- and calves S4d6 90.
HOGS-Prices averaged about &c lower.
Heavy. s4G4 65: mixed 81 3od4 10, and light,
81 4Od4 70. Pigs S4G4 75; culls, 81 5od3 50.
SHEEP-Trade in sheep and lambs was dull.
the supply being too large for demand and
prices declined somewhat in consequence Sheep
ranged 81 90d4 10 for inferior to choice West
erns selling at SO 50G4. Lambs sold at s. 10Q
5 25 for fancy tlocks, ordinary grades being
So 5Od5; Western range lambs S4 50Q5
Receipts-Cattle, /, 800; hogs 25,000 sheep,
u Coo
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Potatoes and Onions continue quiet at about
previous quotations. In Vegetables there is
nothing new worthy Of remark, supplies being
ample for all current needs.
POTATOES-River Reds. 60Q70c; Early Rose,
4OQ5Oc; Burbanks, 45@7Oc per ctl; Salinas Bur-
banks, 90c6s1 10; Sweet Potatoes, s1@1 25 for
Rivers and 81 10 for Merced.
ONIONS-65G70c per ctl; Pickle Onions, 509
75c per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peas. 2d21ac per ID;
String Beans. 1D2c; Lima Beans 1A62c;
Cabbage, 4OG5Oc; River Tomatoes, 1Oq15c; Ala
media Tomatoes. 15Q25c; Egg Plant 40Ql5Oc
Green Okra, 50d65c per box; Dried Okra, 121ac
per lb; Garlic. 2Q3c; Green Peppers. 35d50c for
Chilli and 4OQ50c per box for Bell: Carrots 300
40c per sack; Bay Cucumbers 30G35c; Pickles
81 50 per ctl for No l and SOC for No 2: sum
mer Squash. 40c: Marro~fat Squash, s5G7 80
per ton; Green Corn, 75cQS1 per crate and ESQ
60c per sack.
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Poultry and Game.

The hot weather IS still operating against
Game. which Is arriving in poor condition.
Supplies of Poultry are sufficient without be-
ing excessive, and prices are steady as rule.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, l5Gl6c for Cob
lers and 15Q16c for Hens; Young Turkeys. ia
1Sc: Geese, per pair. 81 1902; Goslings. 81 75G2;
Ducks S405 for old and 81 50G6 for young;
Hens, S4G5 so; Young Boosters, 81 5O65;
Old boosters $4 50G5: Fryers, $4; Brothers,
SO 25G3 30 for large, s3a3 25 fer small; Pigeons,
81 25GI1 so per dozen for old and s292 25 for
GAME-ouan, 81 25G1 so; Mallard. s4@6;
Sprig. 50 5063 80; Teal, 81 75G2; Widgeon 81
Small Duck 81 so; Doves. 5O660c per dozen
Hare 81 25 Rabbits. 81 so for Cottontails and
81 for small; Gray Geese. s2d2 so; White, 81 25;
English Snipe, 81 so per dozen; Jack Snlpe, 81.