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advice. That misguided person, the Dirt.
is most frequently a woman whose heart
aches for friendship, but who keeps the
richest store hidden for her king when he
shall come. Those who were never her
king. who never could be her king, call
her names by way Of rejonder. They over
look the salient fact that all she gave them
was friendly interest. and that was all
she pretended TO give them; for conscious
hrt--that Is, o woman who eonspicuous,y
pretends TO love--is as impossible as con:
scious hypocrlte In fact. the dirt IS the
only remsiDing artist in friendship and a
world which knows not what Friendship
is makes good the deficiency by maigning
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mntely in type of manhood but TOO

mately in a type Of manhood but too
rave.
There is the mother with "housefulI of
children" as the expression goes nud who,
looking at life from a purSyr practical
standpoint deems sentiment as unneces-
sary In their rearing land they are reared,
pcndoge would prove 10 the average feline
creature AS soon as they can walk, let
them play IN the back ya-d, Turn them
loose and let brother or slster Q few years
their senior take turns caring for the TT
tie animals Barbarous! Has humanity
sunk to the level OF beasts when her young
are 70 be reared under such cnnditonsf
Motherhood means sacrifice OF al least a
few natural inclnatlous and a disregard for
so-calIed social Obligations while her ell.
drcn are small. II she Is unwilling TO lay
on the altar OF maternity all aspirations
TO shine outside her home, then IFS a pity
she wed or more's the pity that CHE should
lie mother How often does the card
club stand between her anN The cbildl She
returns home from two or three hours
siege at cards bearing triumphantly me
first prl2e-a cut glass bon-bon dish, DIT
Of china or siiver-and fails 10 count the
scores she might have made had she spent
noon have been counted lost--if the days
OF our lives be numbered-had she taken
him by the hand and walked with him,
ntuning her thonghts % bis tond thus in
surfing a hearingi, had lead him MP step by
step into some higher plane Of reelection,
Hrtfully engaging him In nm unconscious
revelation ~ his hopes. feelings ana fauts.
Could she truly place a valuation on the
insight thus gained into her boys nature
and would she md no impress on his cnHr'
setter from heart 10 heart tolkf
Let n mother be nrFt her boy's guardian,
secondly his plsyfellow. thirdly his COM
rade and lastly a sitting companion. keep
ing abreast Of the times and In touch with
his ambitions. yet always reseryipg for him
alone y sympathy possessing the delicate
'"a' - Edna Todd-Bowers.
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DESCRIPTION of Dresses.

Here are represented some stylish after
noon dTessee One Is OF peau de suede
cloth ornamented with strips ~ black
satin fxed by buttons OF dead gold, which
add TO the apparent length Of the figure.
The collar yoke Is of English point lace
over q ground Of black muslin. The SKIRT
muslin.
The other costume has a skirt Of plum
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HER WALK AND HANosHAKE.

New York sur.
Woman changes, not only form n suit
the season. but her manner as well. Ar
tets marvel At the sudden new curves and
hoiioU,s that she develops apparently at
viii. and philosophers ask how such things
can be accomplished.
This winter rs witnessing many decided
rbanges IN walk and In the various facs
n dress. but above all IN the manner of
greeting between women friends.
Time Nas not iorc ago wren women Siss.
al v-hen they met on an nccasioas at
weddings. funerals end recepticns--thc kiss
was alike IN eTiderce.
But N grew 10 be back Number, aud
in former days began 70 grasp each others
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rHE GONG AWAY COWS.

A table cloth formed of pink. white and
blue blottlng paper was one of the unique
features Of literary luncheon given by
a woman of original idens the other day,
Newspapers cons ructed into a pyramid
formed the centerpiece, and pen trays he'd
sailed almonds and olives. Ink wells held
the punch and ices. and souvenir spoons
from Abbotsford. Cambridge and Concord
we're used by the guests. The name card
Of each guest bore one Of the conventional
messages with which editors return IN
available manuscripts.
One of the most satisfactory materials
for making petticoats is the natural
pongee For constant wear there is moth
ing like this fabric; it shakes the dust and
washes like white cloth. Full rufnes edged
with heaYy yellow lace or smaller ones
finished with scallops buttonhole sti.cG
In color makes an appropriate trimmed
for these petticoats.
Partisan women are announced 10 be
wearing petticoats of batiste or dimlty or
organdle in delicate tlnts 10 match home
gowns Of similar hbts Lhey hIc elsp'
orstely rufhed lace trimmed
The wearing Of the bridal veil was an
old Anglo. Saxon custom. the veil being
held over both bride and groom, The
wearing Of white IS likewise an old Gus.
tom and ono that prevails In many coun-
tries even Including far Japan. Neither
is there anything Of modern origin in use
OF wedding favors and wedding cake er
having bridesmaids, all these customs hnV-
ing the sanction Of long usage
rumor that shows Itself perslstently
and will not down is that the dip is
about on It's last legs. Quite few Of the
fashionable modlstes have intimated that
there viii be a decided change In the
spring fashions.
ali other pretty things has neen apuse D.
thing ridiculous. hagging down 10 such
length that It totally destroys the contour
Of the body.
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DEFENSE OF The FLIRT.

She Is Declared to Be the Only Remain
inc Artist IN Friendship,
Macmiilsn's Magazine
RuskIn advised every girl 20 have sf1
srssthaartz soincldRnuy. II was excsllent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30

sHEEP-The run or sheep was not as
heavy as yesterday but for the first half
of the week there is a slight increase over
the same days OF last week, and as COM
pared with the same days Of last wear
there IS a big increase, as will be seen from
the table above.
The same as has been the case for some
time past, the proportion of fat stun was
rather small, and packers all seemed 10 be
anxious for supplies, so that the market
was fairly active and fully steady In both
sheep and lambs Western lambs sold as
high as A,75, wethers brought 1855 and
ewes $40. few native sheep and lambs
arrived, ewes selling up to $50, yearlings.
A.O0, and lambs $500, II was not long be-
fore everything that would do for Killers
was disposed Of.
The supply of feeders on hand this morn
ing was still very large. Sellers though
were all holding for steady prices, and as
there were several heavy buyers on hand
the prospects for clearing up a large part
OF the supply was brighter than for several
days. Several big strings were disposed
OF before noon and the pnces paid looked
just about steady with yesterdays sales
Quotations: Good 10 choice yearlinRs 81 75
G4.OO; fair 20 good 81. 256l3.65; good to choice
wethers, S3.50Q365; fair 20 good wethers,
So i0Q3a5: choice ewes. S3.O06l3.25: fair 10
good ewes, s. 65q290; good TO choice lambs
A.65ff4.7b: fair TO good lambs, AOOd4 90:
choice native lambs, 5.OO6f5 25; feeder Weth-
ers. s.. 75m3O0; feeder yearlings, S3OOG3 Is:
feeder lambs. S3.00q40O; Gull lambs, 81 5O3
250; feeder ewes. 90: Gull ewes 75cG
n-S5; stock ewes s2SO9a2S. Representative
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30

Wool Market.

ST, LOUIS, Oct 29.-wOOIl-Strong but
quiet; medium grades and combng Boise
light nne, lSgl7c; heavy fine, l09lSc; tub
BOSTON. Oct. .-WooL-Continues dun.
Sellers seem content to let the market take
its course, we'll knowing that Without boom
or excitement all the wool they have
VIII be wanted at their own prices. Manu-
facturers have bought considerable wool
paying full prices and prices a little higher
tives admit that they have smaller stocks
of wool on hand than usual and that a
continual running of the mills means a
good deal of wool buying. Territory wool
Is IN very strong position Predictions
are heard from well posted merchants that
fine staple territory is going TO 6Oc. with
even Csc suggested; fine staple territory
6@60c; fine and fine medium, J0GI52c; me-
dium, 45Q47c. Texas wool is I'm a remark
ably strong position; fall cleaned basis. 45GD
4Sc: twelve months, 5SG6Oc: six to eight
months, spring, 5SG55c. California wool Is
firm, with the demand good; northern
counties, cleaned basis, 52053c; middle
counties. 4Sa5Oc; southern. {5G47c; six 10
is I'm a very strong position; fine washed
feeces are particularly firm. with Offerings
very small; quotations are very firm; Ohio
and Pennsylvania Xxx and above. 29f029lkc;
laine wool is IN q strong position, with
transactions and offerings both small; Ohio
and Pennsylvania washed deiaine 32Gg3c.
Michigan, 3u3lc; No. ], 30931c; No 2, 2561
soc; coarse, S4Q26c; Fine unwashed and un-
merchantable stock is In small supply, with
prices strong Ohio and Pennsylvania un.
washed, 2l422c; Michigan, 206f2lc unmer-
ehantable Ohio ana PENNSYLVANIA. 23q24c
there As very little Australian wool here
and II is held above the market; quotat lions
basis, UQS0c; good, 4Gbl6c average 72aI4c
NEW YORK, Oct. &.-WOOI-Quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
New York Mining quotations.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Oct. 29.-The demand for
money was brisk today on prospects of in
creaslng Indebtedness to the Bank of Eng
land and the strength of discounts, which
uld not AFFECT continental exchanges Bust
ness on the Stock exchange was inactive
ana the tone was undecided. Gilt-edged Sc
curitles were dun and there was some
liquidation. Home rails improved. Amer
lcans opened irregular and improved
slightly to above parity, but the dealings
were light. Prices closed steady. Grand
trunks receded on the September revenue
statement. The heavy working expenses
We're adversely criticised. Later Grand
Trunks had better tendency. Gold pre-
miums are quoted as follows: Buenos
Ayres, l2I4O; Madrid, S262; Lisbon, 26.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-Business on the bourse
today onened quiet, with prices slightly
heayy Later Spanish As and rentes were
in demand, being benefited by foreigners.
industrials were firmer. Rio tintoe were
heaVy and closed with a better tone
Debeers were flrmer. closed quiet. The
HrlVate rate of discount was 2 1916 per cent
Ihree per cent rentes, 99f SIC for the ac-
count. Spanish As, $500.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Prices were generally
hrmer on the bourse today owing TO the
favorable report of the Laura Company.
Deutsche bank shares were favored on ac-
count OF the banks participation to the
amount Of 25 per cent In the conversion of
the turkish loan. Internationals were firm
Discount rates. Short bills 2 per cent:
three months bills, per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
ALI Grains and Most Provisions Decline
Toward Close Of Day.
WHEAT ACTIVE AND FIRM TILL NEAR END
Corn Heavy and weak. Oats de-
pressed, hut More Active Than Re-
Gently, Provisions open Primer
but Later Become Dull.

CHICAGO, oct. 29.-Trading in wheat was
active today on the Board OF Trade, ana
after holding firm the greater part OF the
day there was a decline toward the close
which was Ad1hc lower on December De
cember corn closed &c lower and oats Ae
lower. January provisions closed unchanged
The. general situation in wheat at the
start was about the same as yesterday
with a strong cash demand and continue
tion of bullish adviCes from the extreme
west Good buying by the nortnWehse ny the ssHl alu
sion caused an advance. Commission
houses took advantage of the rise In price
The close was dull and about steady. De
cember opened shade lower TO &c hlgher
s SSNe to ISS Sscne At5eE 10 T2se se The u Close
was sqlzc lower at 72%c and 72bc, Clear
ances OF wheat and -four were equal to SOS,o e.
bushels, against 1,i43,OOO bushels a year
ago Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of 694 cars, which, with local receipts
receipts for three points of 76 cars, against
iOe cars last week and 765 cars year ago.
Corn was heavy and with the exception
of a slight frmness near the opening on
strength in wheat the market was weak
the greater part of the day. The feature of
the trade was the liquidation OF both De-
cember and May holdings by longs. Excel
lent weather was weakening FACTOR;
Shorts were fair buyers. December closed
&c lower at 50lsd50hc, after selling between
50hd5lhc. Local receipts were lSS cars,
More activity was manifested in oats. but
with considerable pressure to sell the mar
ket was weak. Good weather and weakness
in corn were depressing influences. There
was heavy liquidation In old December.
The close was easy, with December ssc
lower at 3Oihc, after ranging between 3O9sQ
SOIkc and 5O7sc. Local receipts were 159
cars.
Provisions opened flrmer on smaller re-
ceipts OF hogs than had been estimated, to-
gether with higher prices at the yards.
Commission houses and pit scalpers bought
freely, advancing the price, but later the
market became duh, with general llquida-
tlon. The close was dull and slightly lower
January pork closed TIC lower at $l5.57h,
January lard unchanged at S9.321k, while
ribs were PIC lower at S3.22h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30


CATTLE-fhere was q more liberal run
of cattle here today than yesterday, but
for the three days the receipts are lighter
same days of last year there is a good,
liberal increase. The receipts for the year
to date are now only about 5000 head short
that deficiency win probably be about, made
up by the end of the month. In other
words, the receipts this year are just two
Packers did not seem to be particularly
anxious for the few cars of cornfed steers
that arrived this morning, and, the same as
yesterday, the market could be quoted un-
even. On the average the prices paid prob
ably did not show much change from yes
terday, but there were so few on sale that
1t is hard to tell very much about the
market.
and the market could be quoted active and
fully steady. A good many statesmen were
calling Il little stronger than yesterday,
especially on the more desirable grades
The trains were slow about arriving, but
buyers bought up the cows about as fast
as they came in and were placed on the
Bulls, veal calves and stays did not chow
enough change from yesterday to he
There was a brisk demand for stockers
and feeders this morning and the market
could be quoted a little stronger. The
very freely at strong prices and even the
cattle lacking in quality brought fully as
good prices az they did yesterday The
this week. so that the cattle have not been
accommodating In the hands OF speculators
v~ nn peer ns steers ths were not IN very
active and steady to strong. Buyers were
out early and anything desirable was easy
to strong and the same could be said Of
stockers and feeders. The better the qual-
ity the more strength there was to the
trade. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Comm Odities.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s-FLoUR-Receipts,
S6So bbls; exports, LIES bbls.; market was
nrmer Ut ae and held hlgher winter patents, Ss 60
extras. $2.sOq31O; winter low grades, S26Sa
2.sO; Minnesota patents, $3.9014,1O; Mime
fair TO good. sS15GS. 40: choice to fancy, SS.56
gS.S: Buckwheat flour, dull, $2.25d2 30. spot
Observation-Disclosures; yellow western, $50;
city, sl.2s; Brandywine. 81 aiOGs'55. '-''''
RYEZDull; No. 2 western. SOC, T. o. b.,
an3at' 70, = S4qS41sc; track state, 54q5411c,
p;AiSd pB;AARSLEY3stsady; ME feeding, 4lc. T..
1Ss;;sas 1.S; pg Spot dull; No. red: 7Ssc, eie,
HortSN nor3t5; No n,,' RED Ss' T. o. b. aaoat; No
hard Manitoba. S33sc, T. o. b., afioat. On
tions, further strength in outside markets,
notably St Louis and Minneapolis. occas,
higher prices today. At the same time
pront taking was on large scale and in
ment, the market closing easy at nc net
decline, March, SO1sqSl l-16c, closed at SO1sc :
MAY, Ia,,a aISitg.s1se closed at 7S14c; December,
bu futures, 2iOOO bu, spot Spot, easy: No.
No. 2 white, 7Oc. Options ruled generally
weak all day from the effects of perfect
weather conditions, prospective larger re-
ceipts and liquidation, closing net hs6T4c net
lower. January, 5llhd51ksc, closed at 5lhc.
May closed at 477sc; October, CSC, closed at
IS 9-le456Sc. closed at 555sc.
OATS-Receipts, $500 bu. Spot, steady.
lS, No 2 Ss; s4e; standard white. sstlc; No. 3
track white state. 34dSsc. Options Sysrs
quiet and easier; December closed at SSe'
HAf1Quie5; shipping, 55q7oc; good to
HoPs-Firm: state, common TO choice
ise2 crop, 2saS5c; 1901 crop. Aq2Se: olds, Ia
crop, 23q27c; olds, 7di2c. -N
.H1DE;sSs-steady; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
1se; California p to 25 lbs. l9e; Texas dry,
I.EATHER-steady; hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres. light to heavy weights. acid slSS
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. steady: family. si5oo
Ql600; mess, N2o0al250: beef hams. SEQ SO
Ql.oi packet, N4.SOQl5.00; city extra India
picitled bellies. sl275Ql375 picked sboni.
ders, 80; picked hams, Sl250 Lard. easy;
Sll.e5 nominal; refined. quiet: continent
Sls0; South America. tl2; compound, $50
sRort clear sso 5eSS9 6o ISm1y e9g2l SO
.,TALLow-Easy; city. 6S5c; country, Slaa
RIcE-Firm; domestic. fair to extra. ~
BUTiER-Reeeipts, 1880 pkgs; steady;
state dairy. lSaeae; extra creamery, CSC I;
common 10 choice creamery, 19fJ2ilsc.
CHEEsE-Receipts. 2.sS6 pkgs.; quiet and
hrm; faney large, new state fun cream
new; fancy small colored and white, l2lSe
for old, l21c for new.
EGGs-Reeelpts. s,s7S pkss; steady; state
and Pennsylvania, average beat s46i2Se.
western, candled. 22q2ic.
PoULTRY-Alive. steady TO firm; chick
ems, l2c: turkeys. l0c; fowls. l3c: dressed
irregular; western chickens. illkai2c: west
ern fowls, nhgl2c; spring turkeys. 12gl4c
METAl.S-There was an advance In the
there amounting TO q Cd, spot closing at
El20 l2s Cd and futures at R1lS los In
fiuenced by this New York holders were
disposed TO look for higher prices Buyers
were unwilling 20 meet the advance. how
ever, and the market closed with spot
closed AZ t26 75427.50 Copper continues dull
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s.-wHEAr-spot
Steady; No. red western winter, SIS Sd
No. northern spring, IS 61kd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, IS 3d. Futures: Quiet; December.
5s l0kd; March, 5s 11hd.
CORN-Spot: Steady: American mixed,
Ss 100; Futures; Steady; October, nominal;
PEAs-Canadian. steady, IS I'd.
SIS Sd. SU''
HoPs1At London Pacific COAST, firm,
PRoVIsIoNs-Bee stronsv extra India
mess. Lbs. Pork. strong; prime western
mess, 59s. Hams, short cut, IA to l6 lbs.
hrm, at 5Ss. Bacon, Cumberland cut 26 10
20 lbs. firm, 6Ss; short ribs, is 70 "a lbs
dull, 65s; long clear middles light, 2s 10 "a
lbs. quiet. 62s Sd; long clear middles, heavy.
90 to 40 lbs, steady, 62s; short clear backs
~ to 20 lbsS 5Ss I'd clear bellies, Ia to M
ID lSs H. strong IS SIS Shoulders, square. Ii to
tiereess firm. SIS; American refined, in pals,
BUTTER-Nominal.
and colored, 55s. >
TALLOW-Firm; prime city ga Sd. Ans
tralian. in London. 3Ss Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30

in the New York market ana was lower on
some grades Lake closed at S1i 751lt. .s5.
standard &l1.5O and electrolytic al Sii Gj6s
II. 20 London market also was lower de-
clining Is Cd. with spot at esq los 30 and
futures at E52 5s. Lead ruled quiet and un-
changed at Al2h here and at Ei0 14s In Lon
don. Spelter was quiet locally at s.. 45. Lon
9on prices also were unchanged at sly bs.
changed at Middlesborough, where u closed
NJ SIS Locally iron was dpll and un-
changed Warrants continue fominal No.
l foundry. northern, Is quoted at S23.OCGB
SEQ; No. foundry, northern, S22O0d23 VI;
No. ! foundry southern. S22 O0d23 90; No.
foundry, southern soft, $50 OOH23O0
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
OIL and ROsin.

OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 29.-OIL-Credit bal.
ances. $l.S5. bid; sales, 10000 bbis.; ship
ments. $500 bills; average, 9,Os7 bbls.
runs, IS, ,439 bbls.; average, a, $50 bbls.
TOLEDO, Oct 29.-OII-HoFth Lima &c:
South Lima and Indiana, 97c.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29-OILS-Cottonseed
nominal; yellow, 361kd37c. Petroleum firm;
refined, New York, N.45; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $40; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, in bulk, A;S5. Rosin, firm. Turpen-
tine, easy, 52A953c.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 29-OIL-Turpentin
spirits. dull, 37s Sd.
LONDON, oct 29-oIL-LInseed, 2Ss Cd.
Turpentihe spirits 36s 1015d.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 29.-OII-Turpentine
firm. 49c Rosin, firm: A, b, c, ID, HS5; ri
Sl40: F, 81 45; G. S.55; II, S1.75; l. 81; X, $3.50
M, 50; N, $3.50; WIG, 1916; WV, SAILS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-30
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

EGGS-Candled stock 2Oc.
LIVE POUBTRH-Hens. 713nSc; roosters
according to age Ac turkeys, 1fqi2c; ducks
Sq9e; geese. 5q6c; spring chickens. per ID.
BUTTER - Packing stock. 1sc: choice
dairy; Try IL In tubs; ls@20ci separator, 2iq25c;
ling, 7c:, pickerel Sc; pike, 1oc; perch, &c
buffalo, dressed, &c; sunfish. &c; bluehns, &c
whiteiish. lOc; salmon, 16c; .haddock. lie
goldfish, 12c; redsnapper. 10c; Holsters
boiled. per lb., 3Oc; Holsters, green, per ID.
CSC; bullheads. 1Oc; catfish, 1Sc; black bass
zoe; halibut. lie.
CORN-54c.
OATS-33c.
WHEAT-No 2 hard. 65c.
BRAN~Per ton. .is.
HAY-Prices quoted by Omaha Whole.
sale Hay Dealers association: Choice No.
upland, $3.50; No. ] medium, s.; No.
coarse. $3.50. Rye straw. ST.. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De-
mand fair; receipts light.
YSTERS-Standards. per can. 2sc; extra
selects. per can, 35c; New York counts, per
can, 42c; bulk, extra selects, per gal. H.75;
bulk, standards. per gal. S.30.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELERY-Kearney, per doz., 30d
soc; G,,l n lKnasllIamIazoo, lIlI9, per doz, Sc.
PP&0gTTAAToESGNew, &gT4AIT IS per bu.. 25aSoc;
ginia. per bbl. SO; home grown, per bu..
TURNIPs-Per pu., soc.
BEETS-Per basket 40c.
CUCUMBERS-Hothou per doz., Sl.5o.
WAX BEANs-Per bu. box, Si.5O; string
beans; per bu box. S.5O.
ONlONS-New home grown, in sacks, per
puY SOgo0ci Spanish, pe- crate, $1.50
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. s2.76.
FRUITS.
PEACHES-California, late Salways. 81.
PkUNES-Utah, per 4-basket crate, 90c
PEARS-Fall varieties, per beg. 81. 75iI2 OO.
tRSsafdfirs' tS an per bbL. sS.75: Colorado. per box,
APPLEs--Cooking per bbl., s2.25: eating.
g. e. 25q2.5O; go Jonathans, $S25; New York stock,
GRAPES-New York. &c; >Tokays. per
crate, N.15; Malagas, per keg, IS OOD60O
CR.ANBERRIES-Per bbl. S7.O0q75O; per
QUTNCEs-Per box, $50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
80 oB3ANANAS-Per BAN bunch, according to size,
ILEMoNsaCalifornia lsaS fancy. AOoa4.25
ORANGES -Valencias. $3.50; New ia
DATEs-Persian, in 7O-lb. boxes, per ib..
&C. per case OF S0-lb. pkgs;, $225.
Turkish, per 35-lb. box, 1Sc
MISCELLANEOUS
>, ,HoNEY-New Utah. per 24-frame case,
GipER-New York, $3.50: per 1h-bbl. s275.
rl0; per bbl., 1926. 70
n H1DEs.No, ! green. &c; No; Q green. &c;
veal calf, to is& lbs. SIC; No. ye Veal ES calf
II to 10 lbs, Sc; dry hides, Sd12c; sheep
pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1.50a25O
POPCORN,,Per lb:, &c; shelled, &c.
oNUTs-Walnuts. No. soft shell, per h.,
13c; hard shell, per h., 121kc; No. soft
shell, per lb., lie; No. hard shell, per h..
1Oc; Bra.Is, per lb:, lie; nlberts, per t., i2c:
almonds, soft SHE'LL per To-, Ice; hard she'll
per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per h., lac; small
per lb., l3ci cocoanuts, per doz, Soc: chest
nuts, per h., 16c: peanuts, per lb., SIC;
roasted peanuts, per lb., Sc.
OLD METALS-A. B. Alpern quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
per, per lb., S1kc; brass, heavy, per lb., SIC:
brass, light. per h., 51kc; lead, per lb., Sc;
Einc' per lb.. 2lsc; rubber, per H., SIC.