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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE MUsKETEERs.

A new version of Dumas evergreen
1.-THE Three Musketeers," entitled "The
Musketeers," by Paul Hester, was pre-
scented at the National Theater last night
by Paul Gilmore. one OF the youngest
and most promising stars in the theatre
cal armament The chief merit of this
version is that the presentation of the
story has been reduced to five acts and
as many scenes, an innovation to be COM
mended.
Mr.. Gilmore. as the intrepid, light
hearted and gallant D'Artagnan, gave a
performances Of rare charm and intelli-
gence. without limitation he caught the
rollickirg. fiery, romantic spirit with
which Alexander Salvini invested the
part. Mr.. Gilmore's movement was al
ways easy and graceful, and he delivered
the lines with cfearness. spontaneity and
force. The sword and cloak Of the Io-
mantle drama 1T the young actor like a
pair of tights.
The play is well dressed.-Philadelphi
Inquirer.
Mr.. Gilmore is one OF the prominent
bookings at the Crawford Grand.
MAHARA'S MINSTREL CARNIVAL.
n Dig Dlack DOOM IS heaued TINS way
II travels in two private palace cars,
comprising some forty colored people.
namely Mahara's Big Minstrel Carnival
now recognized as among the largest
and finest eoloreo company OF ladies and
gents on the road, prominent among
whom are Gordon Collins the Prince Of
Bl1okville, styled 1.-THE warmest Coon in
Town." miss Anna ards, the Texas
Nightingale; Lew Hall, eccentric come
dian; the Thornton Sisters, trio Ct
sweet singers; Malone and Scott, musical
artists; Leroy Bland, phenomenal male
soprano; Hillard Brewer, wonderful Bog
contortionist, and a score of singers.
dancers and comedians, augmented by 4
large military band and orchestra. Ma.
hsra's Minstrels will be the attraction at
the Crawford Grand Wednesday, August
30. Grand free street parade at noon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

time. Thoss Dressat we're: lEr. and Hrs.
Chas. Sawyer. Misses Daisy 0vsriess.
Daisy Norris. Hay hay. Diiia Russell,
Msude Trimble. Kate Wigs and Cora
Crawford: Messrs. Chas. Lindsay. ERNEST
Grim. Verne Dyer. q. B. Nlghswcnger.
h 4 Hunt and George Burns.
HoNoRED THEIR MOTHER.
Tuesday being the birthday OF the
youngest son of Mrs. Sarah =. Cooley,
the latter thought it would be favorable
opportunity for family reunion and In
vited all the members to be present. but
the invitations were accepted with reauct-
ance ana the calls were brief because Of
the knowledge which those informed had
of what was expected to take place on
the following day. for early on the NOR
row Mr. and Mrs. Caaas. Cooley and Mrs.
Alma Cooley Bullinger and husband.
with baskets well filed arrived and they,
together with Ed. Waiter and Carrie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley drove to the city,
where they were met by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
e. Cooley Of East Central avenue and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. z. Cooley of Cheney.
The company then proceeded to the art
gallery, where a photograph Of the fam
lily was taken. Returning home, the par
ty enjoyed luxurious dinner. following
which ice cream and fruits were served.
The affair was surprise for Mrs. Cooley
and was complete success. Altogether
It was a very enjoyable event and all
too soon the shadows of evening were
falling when the family dispersed with
many fond memories OF the event.
PREwETT-CoTTRELL.
The Blackwell, o. T.. Times-Record
says: On the evening of the 18th, Mr.. e.
H. Prewett Of wichita and Miss Ida Cot
trelI were married in the sparlors OF the
Hotel Blackwell by Rev. James r. e.
Craighead. The ceremony was witnessed
by few friends connected with the hotel
and was all the more romantic in that 1t
was performed TO the strains OF music
furnished by the band outside. giving one
Of their open air concerts. On the day
following the wedding the newly married
couple assumed the management Of the
hotel in which they were married. We
extend a welcome to our town. and wish
them all success in the enterprise In
which they are now engaged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

Brown T Cakes. per pkg ...........--... &c
Uneeda Jinjer wayfers. per pkg 5000. DC
Uneeda Biscuits, per pkg .............. 50
Large Uneeda Biscuits. per pkg. &c
Kippered Scotch Herring. per can &c
Young French Msckerel, per can.....-.Sc
French Sardines. per can. 12c. lGc......lsc
American sardines, per can ..........--. Sc
Mustard sardines. per can .............. 81
Potted and Deviled Ham. per can 49,. &c
Potted Chicken. per can ............... &c
Shredded Lunch Ham. per In can..l5c
Fine Salmon mat cam. only ............i0c
Columbia River Salmon. tall or fat
can ...'...-..'.-. ...---..'--..'....-..-'..Af
Extra Fancy Salmon. per can &c:
cans for .......-...................
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35-HORSE TEAM
Driven at Break-Eeck speed BY One
Nau-A Brilliant Triumph.
''Harkl They're coming! The race

'sHark! They're comingi The race
Is on
Hear the distant sound OF a hundred
hoofs beating the earth in fierce delight.
Nearer and nearer they come! Soon
the grand hippodrome arena presents q
huge mass OF palpitating. throbbing
horses The scene is one of animation
and splendor.
Around the great circle the world
famous team Of thirty-five English thor
oughbreds dash AT terrific speed,
two, sthree and four abreast and there.
standing erect on two prancing steeds,
f. the heroic rider. franricaiiy urging the
excited animals on in their thrilling
flight"
The rider IS William German, known
the world over as the Hero Horseman."
and the scene Is ore OF the most beauti-
full and sensationally thrilling features
of the combined Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers circu<es, which are an
nounced to appear at wichita sep;em-
Der :.
Who does not love a horse? And why
not? Through long and familiar assocsa-
ton he has become by nature the nearest
animal to mankind. serving and under
standing the human race as No other AMI
NAL does or can The countryman pos
seses the same admiration for his easy
going family horse that the professional
trackman does for his neet racer or the
wealthy for their proud. high-stepping.
nnaneless and taIIIess beauties. Indeed.
all mankind loves the horse. and for thfs
reason the great equine achieTement
which the Forepaugh-eeIis show intro
dnees has made 4 most remarkable hit
this season
Miss Gertrude Bun has returned fron
Caldwell vshere sbe has been engaged IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you, IL you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their rnatchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only % cents. Money back II
not cured. Sold by G. Gehring. druggist
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Card Of ThaaIks.

We desire to thank our many friends
for the expressions Oh synIp l.hy AMI The
beautiful tokens of remem -ance. also
Rev. DR.. slutz and those who so lirdly
assssted IN sin ing during the death oi
cur darling taby.
Nr. and Mrs. n VI. WILLIAMSON,
Mrs. NJ. BERRY.
WM J. BERRY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

Frank James, the only man In the world
that ever dictated his own terms Of sur
render to the United States. has been Sc
cured to start the races at Wichita Sep
ternber ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-27

All bottled goods AZ cut prices until so'A
Silver Lsaf Olives. large bottls.........7is
Glass Mustard ........................... So
Is. r. Tomato Catsup per bottle ...... 20
Tomato Chutnsy. per lar ...............tf lie
Gedney's Wine Favored Mustard ......i5e
II. Mcveagh's Worcestershire Sauce 80
Mangies CstBfed). per dor ..............ipo
Heinz's Sweet Pickles. pr bottbs..... 10
Large Gallon Jar sueSt Pickles .......i1o
Borsx Lye. per can ...................-. -
Sap0iio. cakes for .-........-..........-ioo
Picking Cocsmbsrs. l1-bU- basket. 10
Tomatoes. per basket ..........s.-..-.-l5
Potatoes. pr peck ..-.-...-.-.--...-....i'o
Potatoes. per bsshsi .................-.--Ns
Apples. per peck -.....-...-......--. 10
watermeIons. extra enc Black spsn-
lsh. choice Tor ......--.s............- -
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Deciduo4s and Citrus Fruits.

Wine Grapes continue hard TO sell. being rot
ten and moldy. Table Grapes are also dull
at unchanged quotations.
Apples in good supply at the old quota
tions. Ounces are dull and weak. Pears are
steady with moderate supplies.
Scattering lots of Oranges coming IN
from the north and San Joaquin Valley.
Lemons are in good supply and dull. Lines
show further change.
Berries came in very late and the market
suffered in consequence.
DECIDUCUS FRUITS
Apples, 35Q65c per box for common; 75c@S1
for good to choice and 81 25@1 so for fancy.
Observation-Disclosures per chest;
Strawberries. per chest for small and
81 1904 for large berries; Raspberries, So 5o96
per chest Huckleberries. 5q7c per Ib Wiscon-
sin Cranberrtes, IS 5o@7 50 per bbl; Cape Cod
Cranberres. 81 506S so: Coos Bay Cranberries.
Sc so per barrel and s262 * per box.
Persimmons. 75c9s1 25 per box.
Grapes, 20Gt40c per box; crates sell 1oG15c
higher; Wine Grapes, s12620 per ton for all
kinds.
Pomegranates 6oG75c per small box.
Winter Pears, 50c@s1 so per box.
Ounces. 50GS5c per box.
CITRUS FRUITs-Navel Oranges 81 80 per
box; Panama Oranges, 50 50 per 100; Lemons
75cGS1 80 for common and s2GI3 so for good to
choice; Mexican Lines. "a; California Lines
-; Bananas, 81 5042 so per bunch; Pineapples
S1d2 90 per dozen.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. 7G74c; Wool
Bags 2SQ30c Fruit Bags, &c, 6Ac and 6%c for
the three grades of white and 71hc for
bleached jute.
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton; New Wei
lington, IS; Southield Wellington, 81 so; Sc
attic Sc; Bryant, So Coos Bay, So; WaIlsend.
IS; Scotch -: Cumberland 50 10 in bulk and
sli % in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
$13; Camel IS 80 per ton Rock Springs and
and SIS in sacks
RICE-Prices show considerable change.
China mixed. So 7563 S0 China No. /. 81 25Si
20; extra do. 81 s945 10; Hawaiian, 81 S75.@5
Japan. 81 55q5 louisiana, S5q6.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. terms net cash. in lO0-lb bags:
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed sac: Pow
dered 5Ssc; Candy Granulated SO; Dry Granu-
lated 4%c: Confectioners A, 43sc; California
A. =; Magnolia A. 4hc: Extra c, 49sc; Golden
more; boxes. 12c more; 50-lb bags Ac more
No order taken for less than rs barrels or It's
equivalent. Domnoes, half barrels. SIC; boxes
57tc per IN.
follows; Electric Light Candles-Sixes. 16 OF,
20 sets, lie per set: skies, IA o. 20 sets 1Oc /;
skies. u OF, 20 SETS &c; SKIES 10 o. 20 sets SIC
twelves, Y OF, 40 sets, hotel, 9S.c Granite
Mining Candles-Sixes, l6 OF, 40 sets 11hc per
set; skies, 16 OF. 20 sets. 11f4c; skies Il OF, 40
16 o. 20 sets. 11%c; skies. IA o. 40
OF. 20 sets. &c: twelves. II OF. 40 SETS hotel
10Ac. Paraffne Wax Candles, Whte-Ones, IA
OF, 25 sets. 12Ac per set; twos, IA OF, % sets
sets. 12hc; twelves, IA o. So sets, 129.c; Colored
lc higher.
COAL Oils higher, as follows: Water
White Coal oil, in bulk. 1870; Pearl Oil. in
Star, 2319c; Elaine, 24l2c; Eocene, 211sc per
gallon.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grams.

WHEAT-The decline on call continued. but
spot quotations were not affected.
Chicago quiet and weak, though II
opened firmer better foreign advices The
market appeared oversod and a reaction was
looked for Argentine shipments were $50. .O0O
bushels. one-third of last weeks.
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 05; milling, 81 07IbG
10.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-December-
1000 ctls 81 oS 6OOo. 81 O77s. Mayo OOO 81 15I
20G0, 81 15h.
Second SessIon-December-l 900 ctls, 81 O74
May-2000. 81 Is.
Regular Morning session-May-2oOO ot1s.
81 l4l2; 1000, 81 l42s $4,000, 81 14 So O00 81 Ia
$4,000. 81 14B. December-6000, 81 OK 60OO
81 OTIS; $1,000. 81 OF.
Afternoon Session-December-60 ctls 81 OF
2ooc, 81 067s; 4Oo0 81 O71s. Mayo, 900, 81 ii
1900, 81 1l1..
December deal seems to be halting at the mo-
ment and the shorts are said to be filling at
the declining prices.
Feed, l5aSc; Brewing and shipping grades.
90a95ci Chevalier, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 oclock-No sales
Second Session-No sales
Regular Morning Session-Seller '9e-14 noo
ctls. S5hc; 1000, S5c. Decemebr-200O S5Jbc
Afternoon Session-Seller $4,000 ctls S42c
OATS-The market continues in fair shane
for sellers, though the demand is slow at the
moment. White, 81 1OG1 80; Red. 81 O7laG11 17ls;
Gray, s. o739ql 171z; Black, s714cqs1 10.
CORN-Eastern large Yellow 81 O521 071S
White 81 05d1 C1l2; mixed 81 021hlI O5 per ctI -
RYE-95cGs1 OH per ctl.
RICK WHEAT-N ominal
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Dried Frnits, Nuts, Rdisirs.

The situation shows no change. The de-
mand, though lighter than 1t has been, is still
fair.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, in sacks 4%c for
40-5Os, 4Ac for 50-60's, SIC for 6O-70s. 31sc for
7O-SUs, &c for sO-9os and 2%c for sO-1oOs Apri-
cots 11d13c for Royals l21aG16c for Moor
parks and 12614c for Blenheims; Peaches 51
5I6c for Standards, 6G61Rc for choice and II for
fancy; peeled Peaches, I161Sc: Evaporated
Apples 61k@712c; Sun-dried, 41zG5c per 10: Nee
tarines SGl9c per lb for red; Pears 61b6Sc for
quarters and Sd10c for halves; Black Figs An
3ibc: White Figs 4d6c Beached Plums, S7SISc,
Unbeached Plums 61497c for pitted and 115G
PIC for unpitted.
RAISINS-B -Bleached Thompson s-Fancv nor
lb, 10c: choice. &C. standard, Sc; prime &c: m
bleached Thompson's. per lb, SC. Sultanas-
Fancy, per lb. SIC; choice TIC; standard. SiIc.
prime SC; unbleached Sultanas. Sc; SeedIeee
50-lb boxes, SC; 2-crown loose Muscatels 5ISo.
3-crown SIC; 4-crown, 7c; London LAYERS
2-crown, 81 80 per box; 3-crown 81 60 Fancy
Clusters 80: Dehesa, 81 co. Imperial, So All
prices are f. o. b. at common shipping points
in California.
NUTS-Chestnuts, 121zd15c; walnuts. SG9c for
standards and 9l4G10c for softsheH: Almonds
1O15Gl2IRc for paper-shell. 9G10c for soft and Az
sc for hard-shell; Peanuts, 5%d6%c for East
ern and 90 for California; Brazil Nuts S1bG9c.
Filberts, 11Q111sc; Pecans, 71kqSc: Cocoanuts''
81 5Od5.
HONEY-Comb, 111kc for bright and 1oISc eor
light amber water white extracted ~ lSD71Ic
light amber extracted, 6hq7c; dark. SIC Der
BEEswAx-24G26c per 'Ib.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Business in securities has suddenly picked
up and trading is lively the Bond
Exchange There was long list OF sales on
the morning session, and Giant Powder was
the active stock, advancing from SS7 so to $50 90
Hawaiian Commercial advanced to $96 Hutch
inson to S29 1212 and Contra Costa Water to
SI2 3712. Hama opened higher at $11 so and
sold down to s11 121s.
and the only fuctuation worthy Of note was
further advance in Giant Powder to 800 25.
The other stocks were steady a rule and
the sugar stocks firm.
The Alaska Packers Association will pay its
seventy first dividend of 70 cents on the 18th
The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company
has declared quarterly dividend OF cents
per share, payable the 18th.
The California Cotton Mills will pay the usual
quarterly dividend of 81 per share this month
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Those dealers who are overstocked with But
ter pressing their goods on the market at
concessions. hence the continual decline. Those
whose stocks are smaller are frmer In their
views, though the market is undeniably dull
and depressed.
A weakness in ranch Eggs is reported by
some dealers, though there is no decline.
Cheese has not changed for long time.
BUTTER-
Creamery-Fancy creamery, 26Q261Ac sec
onds, Csc.
Picked roll 22q24c; frkin. 21@22kc; cream
cry tub 221a624c.
Eas.ern-l791sc for ladle packed and Csc for
Elgin: Oregon ladle, 17@1sc per lb.
CHEESE-Choice mild new, 111sc; old, 1910
lie; Young America, 11hc: Eastern, 14q15c.
EGGS-Quoted at 259S211c for store and S71z9
40c per dozen for ranch; Eastern, 2Sq3oc for
selected. 25q271kc for No. l and 2O9221Ac for
seconds.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Nov S-small Argentine ship
ments and higher cables, Notwithstanding the
decline here yesterday. started with frac-
tional advance over night. Shorts were appre-
hensive for the moment because of some ex-
citement in England over the Transvaal situa-
ton, and some covering resulted. Liquidation
on the bulge became excessive, however
that the demand was withdrawn and the mar
until the end the course downward. Put
figures We're reached without meeting any op-
position, and this fact alone added lmpetus to
the selling movement The main factor of
weakness in the domestic visible. the In
dications being that an addition Of over a
million bushels would be made during the week.
Light cIearances. slow cash demand and the
reported improved condition of winter wheat
also had depressing effect, December opened
1sc to &c higher at 69d691sc. advanced to 691B
G69Ac, declined to 6SAc and closed at 6S&
6Sssc Chicago received 1873 cars. % of which
We're graded contract.
Diminishing country offerings. owing TO con-
tinued wet weather. strengthened corn early.
An advance Of I'D at Liverpool also encour-
aged buying, hut the market finally yielded un-
der heavy liquidation, induced by poor cash
Buffalo. The market active throughout.
but closed weak at the bottom.
Oats followed other grains. There was no
special feature to the trade, prices ruling easy
within narrow limits. December closed at 225s
62211c
Provisions were slow but firm Liberal ship
ments and steady decrease IN stocks encour-
aged buying Of ribs and pork and substantial
gains were scored. January pork closed 10c to
121zc higher. January lard unchanged and Janu-
arv ribs PIC to SC higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Coal Oil marked MP I-2c.
Ne7O prices for Candles announced.
Rice shoes a number of changes
Wheat lo2vcr on call, brt unchanged on the SPOT
Shorts filling December Barley contracts.
Oats and Rye frnl but quiet Corn still dnA
Hav firm at the recent dd9ance. FeedstnfS mchdnged
Beans still unchanged, 7vib moderate sales.
SI1er fraction frmer. Sterling Exchange slightly oOer
Heagy business in securities on the Bond EFch0nge
Provisions previously quoted.
Hogs in ample supply for all current needs.
Potatoes and Vegetables unchanged
Batter continues decline. Eggs 7ceak, but no lozOer
Scattering lots of Oranges coming in.
Lemons 7ueak under liberal stocks. Lines steady and unchanged
Wine GRAPES rotten and moldy and hard to SELL
Dried Fruits Nuts and RaiSns Sho1U change.
Eight cars of Eastern Poultry in thus far this 9Oeek.
Game continues bring good prices under moderate receipts
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Ne1U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov .-FLOUR-Receipts H.
672 barrels; exports, 1915 barrels. Sales, 0000
packages. Market steady for low grades and
easy for medium and higher grades; closing
dull.
WHEAT-Receipts. 12,025; sales, 10000 fu-
lures. $1,000 spot. Spot dull but firm; No. 2
red. 74c I. o. b. afoat spot. No. l Northern
Duluth. 76nc +. o. b. afioat to arrive new;
No. red IKE elevator. Options steady at
an advance of Ac and further advanced 1sc on
better cables than expected. For a time the
market fairly active on local covering
Later the feeling very weak. there be-
ing outside support whatever and exporters
showing no disposition to buy Closed weak at
the lowest point net decline of &c. March
778c; December, 1874 g741sc, closed at 76hc.
HOPS-Quet
HIDES-Steady
WOOL-Quiet.
METALS-The price Of Tin went off to the
lowest level reached since the bulge of the
early summer. with indications at the close
the present at least. The other departments
Of the local market We're unsettled with a
downward tendency following very unfavorable
cables from European markets, disappointing
news from the West and apathy on the part
of buyers. At the close the Metal Exchange
PIG IRON-warrants entirely nominal at
SIG 5Oq1S.
COPPER-Lake. unchanged at SIT.
TIN-Very weak at $50.
LEAD-Quiet at 81 57IkG4 62iA.
SPELTER-Dull at 81 SGG4 go
The brokers' price for Lead is 81 40 and for
Copper. ST.
CoFFEE-Options closed easy at net loss
Of TO 10 points Sales, II. 600 bags including
December. IS 35; January. 50 35 March. s. 4O0
90. May, s. 5O65 55 June, s. 55d5 co; July
s. Go; August. s. 20: September, s. 70d5 75
Spot Coffee-Rio firm but queter. Mild firm.
SUGAR-Steady fair refining. lS-16c CEN
trifugal, ss test, 5-16c; molasses sugar, 9-16c
refined steady.
BUTTER Receipts. 1920 packages: firm:
Western creamery. I7324c; June creamery, 179
23c; factory. 14lad16hc
EGGS-Receipts. $500 packages; steady; West
ern ungraded at mark, 14G1sc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-California Dried Fruits
firm.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Common. 617c;
prime wire tray 7%qsc; choice SAGshc; fancy
S1249c.
PRUNES-7lz dSkc.
APRICOTS+ Royal, Boise Moorpark, 1591sc
PEACHES Peeled 2Gd22c; unpeeled. 7hQ10c
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Hides, Tdllo7V, Wool and Hops

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under quotations. Heavy saIted
steers. l1G111kc: medium, 1O1ac; light, sHc;
Cowhides, 9I2G1Oc; Stays 61a971ac; Sailed KID.
el5c. calf l0c; Dry Hides, sound, lie; culls and
brands, l3c; Dry Kip and Veal 15hG16c; Dry
Calf, 17a1Sc: Sheepskins yearings, 2OQSOc
each % short oc@ oS 10 each Horae eogm Hd. Oggc
s2G$ for large and 81 25G1 so for small; Colts,
25G5Oc
No. 2 4l1@5c; refined. -; grease, 32c.
WOOL
Fall clip-San Joaquin plains, 7hQ9c: South
arn 7@10c: Middle County. 10G121sc; Humboldt
and Mendoctno. 15916c; Eastern Oregon. 11Ql5c;
Valley Oregon, I5G1Sc; Northern Mountain
free 1l613c; Northern Mountain, defective ga
lie per lb.
H0PS-S@10c per lb.
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Poultry and Game.

Another of Eastern came in, making
eight this week and eighteen during the last
fortnight. OF course prices are low under this
condition. Turkeys are bringing better prices
than any other description.
Game has shown little change for several
days the demand and supply about balancing
biers and l3@l4c for Hens; Young Turkeys. 159
lie; Dressed Turkeys, 15d1sc Geese per
pair. 81 5OG1 75; Goslings, 81 5091 10: Ducks.
s464 so for old and s4 50d5 so for young
Hens, s4q5; Young Roosters. ssG3 90; Old
BOOSTERS, So 50G4; ryers, s3Q3 25; Broilers,
SSG3 % for large. 81 50G3 for small; Pigeons
81 % per dozen for old and 81 5Oa1 rs for
SQUADS.
GAME-Quail 81 75G2; Mallard. ssGs; Can
vasback, s6G9; Sprig, s3d4; Teal s3d4:
Widgeon. 50 5GG3 Small Duck, s292 80: Doves,
75c per dozen; Hare. 81 50; Rabbits. 81 Is; Gray