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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01
Made Money on Trip.

While Washington is trailing hope
lessly in last place it may surprise many
of the readers of this column TO learn
that the trip just ended was huge
financial success. The shekels poured
into the Golfers of the clubs treasury.
and it proved a fine drawing card all
along the line.
The game played with Detroit last
Sunday at Grand Rapids. Mich. Melted
&, 100. the price of reserved seats being
placed at s1.50. and according to Lotus
not murmur was heard from the fans
at the advanced rate.
1t is hoped that the same support
will be accorded the team at home. and
the fans will not allow 1t TO be said that
the team was not given fair trial.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Tom LOTUS says the Washington Club
is not out of the running. and Boston
is in just as good a place as any to
start the climbing act-Boston Herald.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01
Rube and the Manicure.

The Athletics are quartered at the
Riggs, reaching the city at II O'Clock.
RUDE Waddell's first official act was 10
purchase a pack OF cigarettes, and then
inquired in languid tones for 1.-The mani
cure" He always has his digits poll
ished on pitching days. This may be a
wise tip for less successful pitchers. Go
and do likewise.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Broadway Alex" Smith is not sue
cess as catcher, and Jimmy Collins is
having Criger do all the catching until
Charlie Farrell gets back into the game.
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PASSED BALLS.

Cleveland fans are regretting that
Pickering was released by the Birds.
He hit unusually hard In the Cleveland
Athletic series.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Gochnaur, Cleveland's shortstop, is
fielding about $40. He is batting far
better than he did last season. but is
having hard time with the grounders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Griffith is not bit downcast over the
record of his team, but feels assured
that he has as good a chance for the
pennant as any club in the race.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

st. Louis is Just now suffering from
an overdose of disgust. With two tail
end teams. interest in baseball there is
laggins-one good reason why two clubs
in one city are worse than none at all
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Pitcher Jouett Meekin. the old New
York Giant. has just been released by
the Evansville club. How have the
mighty fallen,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Harry Wolverton is the hard luck man
of the Phillies. He is out of the game
on account of injuries more than all
the other members of the team com
bined.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Every time player of the New York
Nationals Is disciplined by the umpire
there is the usual howl that President
Pulliam discriminates against that team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

One can realize the stupendous amount
of labor required to put the New York
American League grounds in shape when
It is known that the pay roll for one
weeks work amounts to IS, 500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Williams is the only infielder on the
New York American League team play
ing consistently good ball.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Lefty Davis is putting up an ordinary
game Of ball this season for Greater New
York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Jack Katoll has been given a leave of
absence by the Minneapolis team, to
rest up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

1t is rumored in the East that Tom
LOTUS is after Hugh Jennings to play
second base for the Senators. Lotus
denies he has any deals on just at pres
ent-Detroit Tribune.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

IN Buffalo nearly 10000 people paid
to see three games between Jersey City
and Buffalo. Stallings' team took all
three games besides The big bunch of
money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Pat Flaherty is death on left-handed
batsmen. He, so far, has had the side
wheel hitters going in all directions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

"Pitched part of other games also.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-01

Pickering was released by the Birds.
He hit unusually hard In the Cleveland
Athletic series.
Pitcher Jouett Meekin, the old New
York Giant. has just been released by
the Evansville club How have the
mighty fallen!
Tom Lotus says the Washington Club
is not out of the running and Boston
is in just as good a place as any to
start the climbing act.-Boston Herald.
Broadway Alex Smith is not a sue,
cess as a catcher, and Jimmy Collins is
| having Criger do all the catching until
Charlie Farrell gets back into the game.
Harry Wolverton is the hard luck man
of the Phillies. He is out of the game
on account OF injuries more than all
the other members of the team com
bined.
Williams is the only infielder on the
New York American League team play
| ing consistently good ball.
One can realize the stupendous amount
Of labor required to put the New York
| American League grounds in shape when
Il is known that the pay roll for one
weeks work amounts to $500.
Pat Flaherty is death on left-handed
| batsmen. He, so far, has had the side
wheel hitters going in all directions.
In Buffalo nearly 10000 people paid
to see three games between Jersey City
and Buffalo. Stallings' team took all
three games besides the big bunch of
money.
1t is rumored in the East that Tom
Lotus is after Hugh Jennings to play
second base for the Senators. Lotus
denies he has any deals on just at pres
ent.-Detroit Tribune.
Jack Katoll has been given a leave of
absence by the Minneapolis team, to
rest up
Every time player of the New York
Nationals Is disciplined by the umpire
there is the usual howl that President
Pulliam discriminates against that team.
| Griffith is not a bit downcast over the
record of his team, but feels assured
that he has as good a chance for the
pennant as any club in the race.
| Gochnaur, Cleveland's shortstop, is
| fielding about $40 He Is batting far
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NATIONAL.
RESULTS OF GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY

Cleveland, 4 Chicago. l.
St. Louis-Detroit-ra rain.
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General Merchandise.

RAGs-Grain Bags, 595kc: San Quentin.
( 55c. Wool Bags. 32G35c; Fleece Twine. 71Sd
Sc: Cotton Fruit Bags 614c./6atc and THc for
the three grades; Brown Jute, 6hG7lSc
COAI.-Wollington. IS per ton: New Wei
Iington SS Seattle Sc so: Bryant S6 so: Bes-
Yer HILL S5 30; Stanford. 81; Roslyn, 81; Coos
Bay. IS 50; Greta 81; Wallsend. 81: Rich
mond 81 so; Cumberland. Sl3 in bulk and
sf4 25 in sacks: Welsh Anthracite Egg Si3:
welsh Lump, SI1 so; Camel IS so per tor
Coke S1i 50si13 per ton in bulk and SIS in
sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions. Ss az ner
2OOO lbs and IS 80 per ton. according to brand
OII-Linseed. 44c for boiled and 42c for Az,
in barrels; cases. &c more: Castor OIL in casos
No roc Bakers "A. 81 10d1 u: Iucol az
for boiled and sec for raw IN barrels; Lard on
extra winter strained. barrels. 9Oc cases g5c
China Nut 55d10c per gallon: pure Meats
foot, in barrels, T5c; cases. SOC: Sperm pure
roc: Whale Oil. natural white. 5OG55c Der l.
lon; Fish oil, in barrels 45c: cases. Soc. Co
coanut Oil. in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and soc
for Australian.
COAL. OIL-water White Coal OIL In bulk
lac: Pearl Oil in cases. 2Ohc: Astral 2O1sc:
Star. 2Ol5c: Extra Star PAGE Elaine 26ISc .
Eocene. 2315c; deodorized Stove Gasoline. In
bulk 17c; in cases 2315c; Benzine in bulk
13c: in cases. 191lc; S6-degree Gasoline in
bulk 21c: in cases. 27hc.
TURPENTINE-7Sc per gallon in cases and
T2c in drums and iron barrels.
6Isc per ID; White lead. 6Q61sc. according 10
quantity
Company quotes follows. per ID. in
10o-lb bags: Cubes. Crushed and FIns
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Local trading in Potatoes was fairly active.
but the export demand very light, and as
stocks were heavy. the market ruled weak at
previous prices. Sweet Potatoes were plentiful
and in good request Onions We're easy, with
very few sales reported at the top quotation
Small consignments of Pickle Onions are COM
ing in and selling from 40c TO T5c per sack
Vegetables were abundant and market condi-
tions showed no change from the previous re-
port. Choice quality offerings of Green Corn
commanded good prices. but common and infe-
rior offerings dragged at unsteady prices To-
matoes arrived freely from the bay and river
and sold at wide range as to quality The ton
quotations were obtained only for strictly fancy
stock SOC being the top for the general run of
offerings from the river and Csc an extreme
figure for ordinary offerings from the bay. Gu
cumbers. Summer Squash, Egg Plant and Green
Peppers were in excessive supply and dull
Green Okra little irmer and String and
Wax Beans were steady at previous prices
Lima Beans were in free supply and inactive
TOES-BuTba from the river coca
81 per ctl, with some fancy higher: Salinas
Burbanks, S1d1 so per ctl; River Reds SOc0
81 per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 81 T561 So per ctl
for Merced, and 81 80 for river
ONIONS-50G6cc per ctl.
ETABLES-Green Corn 5Oc6s1 so per
sack: crates from Alameda. S16I1 so: from
Berkeley. T5c@S1 25 Green Peas. 2G3c per 10;
String Beans, 2I6M3c per lb Wax 2R03c:
Lima Beans, 75cGS1 % per sack: Tomatoes
350G0c per box for river and 30675c for bay:
Summer Squash. 25G40c per box: Cabbage 750
S5c pc. ctl: Carrots. 75c per sack Cucurnbers
25d40c per box; Pickle Cucumbers. 3631hc for
per lb: Green Peppers 25740c per box or sack
Green Okra 35G50c per box; Egg Plant 4OG
SOC per box; Marrowfat Squash, S1Ga12 per
ton
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Hides, Tallo7O, Wool and Hops.

Hops quoted firm at the new advance
with buyers willing to pay the increased quo
tations.
HIDES AND sKINs-CulIs and brands sell
about lie under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers. 9a4c: medium. sac; light, Sc; Cow
Hides, Sc for heavy and Sc for light;
Stays. &c; Salted Kip. size; Salted Veal. 91ac:
Salted Calf, 1Oc: dry Hides. 15d151zc: dry Kip
13c; dry Calf. 1Tc: Sheepskins. shearlings. ESQ
SOC each; short wool, 4Od5Oc each; medium. 20
G90c; long wool, $1G1 so each; Horse Hides
salt. So 75 for large and $2d2 80 for medium
81 23d1 20 for small and SOC for Colts: Horse
Hides dry. 81 T5 for large and 81 50 for me-
diun, $161 % for small and 50c for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican. 32Hc; dry salted
Mexican. 26c: dry Central American. % 13c
Goat Skins-Prime AngOras. T5c; large and
smooth soc: medium, CSC: small zoe.
TALLOW-No. l rendered. 4l9q4Ac per ID;
No. 2. 4d4hc: grease. 2kd3c.
WOOL-Fall cliD-San Joaquin Lambs. 90
12c; Foothill 1oQ12c; Middle County. 1l613c
Quotations for spring clip follows :
Humboldt and Mendocino. 1sq20e; Nevada. ID
d15c; Valley Oregon, fine. 1Sdl9c; do, medium,
fTdfSc: do. coarse. 16d17c per 10.
HOPS-20G25c per ID for both 1902 and 1908.
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Meat Market.

Quotations show no actual change. but the
weight grading OF Hogs exhibits some varia-
ton Feeders are nominal as there is no de-
mand for them
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
BEEF-6aTc for Steers and 59ec per ID
for Cows.
vEAI-Large. 6150skc; small. 9a1Oc per
pound.
MUTToN-wethers. 7119shc: Ewes 7asc
per ID.
IAMB-9GIOc per ID.
PORK-DreSsed Hogs. 81 6oAc per ib.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco less 80
per cent shrinkage for Cattle;
CATTLE-S Steers Si9c: Cows and heifers
7dSc: thin Cows. 4G5c per ID.
CALVES-4d51kc per lb gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers, 31594c; Ewes. 3631ac per
ID (gross weighD.
IAMBS-S2 1898 per head.
-HOGS-Live Hogs. $50 to $50 lbs. &C: under
100 lbs 5lS05kc: Sows. 20 per cent of; Bears,
so per cent Of and Stays, 40 per cent OF from
above quotations.
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Total Canada 42,e13. .e51 o.
Ne7U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.-FLOUR-Receints
irregular. maj net
wHEAT-Receipts, 7sco bushels: SPOT easy
NO. red. S4&c elevator and size n
b afoat: No. ] Northern Duluth 93c Z O. h
afloat; No. ! hard Manitoba, 91Bc + q. h
afoat Opening a trihe lower on the cron
report, wheat at once rallied and was firm ali
the morning on higher Paris cables strenrth
in the Northwest and export talk Later ~
yielded to a bear attack and in the last hour
ruled weak closing A9Mc net lower Nav
closed at STkc: September closed at s6% =.
December closed at SIC.
HOPS-Firm.
HIDES-Steady
PETROLEUM-Steady
WOOL-Quiet.
SUGAR-Raw, firm: refined firm
COFFEE-Spot Rio firm: mild duiet The
market for futures closed net unchanged N <
points higher; sales. $3.50 bags including SEN
tember. &c: November 4 20d4. .25c: December
.45p4. Doc: January. 4 SOC: March 4 75c:
April. 4SOc: July. 595- Csc.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market CON
tinues quiet. Old fruit is pretty we'll cleaned
up and quotations are more or less nominal
while new supplies coming in slowly ana
are Of Irregular quality. Futures are weak
around 5%G5&c for prime October and No
vember delivery. Common quoted at 4d5e.
prime. 3AG5Ac; choice. GQ61ec; fancy 68t
dThc.
PRUNES-Continue in fair demand from
jobbers and prices show little change, ranging
from 34c to &c for all grades.
APRICOTS-Firm; choice. 9hd9Zc: extra
choice. 9AG10kc: fancy l1MdI2,
PEACHES-Firm. with choice quoted at ~
GIAc' and extra choice at 7&asAc
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CROPS, Labor and Securities.

A high New York commercial authority thus
states the current trade situation
Concerning the crop outlook there is little
change Two weeks more and the bulk OF the
corn crcQ Will be out Of danger Of frost. As
we have stated in previous adVices, this is not
going 10 be year OF large crops. but no serl-
1emsnd at profitable prices IS assured for nearly
ell agricultural products, the benehciaI eIIect
~ which upon general business neeo not oe
enlarged uuCn. Another source or anxiety IN
this connection ti.at seems 70 have practicails
disappeared Is the cotton corner. MS move
-uent appears - have been an exception 70 the
rule of failure in corners and its managers are
understood 20 have closed out the bulk OF tnelr
holdings az handsome profits and 10 be IN no
danger By carrying what remains.
The supply az undigested securities, "nich
rss long been q menace 20 the market, mas OF
curse not been eliminated. but Il must be
.eluern bere6 THAI many OF these are nov sell
nearer rhetr intrinsic value than Al any
time since their creation. and the borrO|lrss
against them having been largely diminished
by liquidation they are much less Of danger
than formerly. Industry Is feeling the enec.
~ hiEh-priced materials and the advances y
wages granted during the last Two years 4
.1ld many enterprises involving nNec outlays
.f capital consequently postponed ana rai--
ROADS are already delaying Improvements H1er-
ever possible untu costs can bc reduced II is
significant that during the last fiscal year laJ
-ailroads with a mileage ~ $4,000 miles.
showed an increase % $40 600 000 ia gross earn
earnings in the same period gained only S1e.-
'Hpe. coo. about 10 per cent. this change being
almost entirely attributable 10 the Increased
-1st Cf labor and its effect upon materials.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nc7v York Stock Market.

KEW YORK. Sept I1.-stocks moved irreg-
ulsriv and for thee most part along narrow
line in to-days nlarkst: ~hSn & NE Ne
slenIent The crop report, 80 mucn petter @ @than
many had expected. might have exercised some
influence for higher prices out ior me Sohsns
The dissolution. some 1af IN advance OF tns
Prescribed time, Of the pool when enees.orea s.
rasifv and Construction Company on the mar
raf steel common touched ne" iON IScOIc'
breaking through 20. though u supsee oel.ls -
-overed Tho features already named. togetnef
,,-irb f,nexnected selling OF Atcnison for London
-ccount were enough 20 ursettie the ilst az
= se., r,evv low record. and the common
ioIo at GSa A. their TOP price ihtt year ussse ,
stocks sold ~ 81 and 3 respeetlFely. ~ ne
.roven,ent r. the afternoon. part OF the carry
...sses being recovered. I7ne steer slochs- Lof
De- first time IN several a.ss. sl iI..~ 49, -
heve inside support. noi"it ,.iaa
f~ado conditions. and number of speclalll,ess ~, ;
reere taken uD. apparently Tor aDs9i p.io", -
ref lIerlavcd mrmncss Al TIE CLOSE NiIIvHs
49, sr-7rrrfsnt abroad returns or the day were
ths annual reports of the Atchison ara -,
Paul systems Atchison was the IeatuIe l,- -
fhc dav recovering from its early depresslYn
tnd once more leading the market. opera ations I
ir 81 Paul were uniuportant. Business WITH
Loncon was nominal being rsteToea ns ,so- ,.,e-e
interruption Dealings with that center Weie
~ arbitrary character and were i.Litee e., a.
most aitoEcther 20 Atchison and the steer
rtocks. AdVices indicate that another auFhner
lr d scount rates may be expected. both from
London and Berlin. This. "a - atsunea. - n
line with the policy 81 the leading unanciai
,rsfituffons of Europe 10 discourage gold ship
fnrnts 90 the country. The present olscouhl
rate ~ the Bank u England. = .per cent mace so,
Iasf week is the highest since February. l9ol-
ANY advance br the Inperisl Bank of Germany
r-ould excite little surprise. IN view Of the
steady drain on the banks cash holdings
The bond market showed some irreeularity
again ard the movement either way was eA-
.renseiy marrow. Totsi sales. 81 .o9s,o 600.
16e last call
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was active and all de-
scriptions continued firm at the previously
quoted rates, except young Roosters which
were quoted higher. The fourth carload OF
Eastern for the week was on sale and cleaned
up at steady prices. The receipts of local stock
light and dealers experienced no difficulty
in obtaining the maximum quotations for fine
large young stock. There were moderate re-
ceipts of Game and good quality offerings
found ready sale. large portion of the re-
ceipts were tainted and otherwise in bad condi-
tior and had to be disposed of at very low
prices dumped.
POULTRY-Young Turkeys 2oa22c per Ib;
Geese per pair. 81 so; GosIings ST 5oq2:
Ducks So 50d4 30 per dozen for old and S4d5
for young; Hens, 81 50Q5 80; young Roost-
ers. S5G6; old Roosters 81 5075 Flyers
SO 50G74 50 Broilers, $3G3 80 for large and
50 5oG3 for small; Pigeons. 81 so per dozen
for old and 81 50d1 75 for Squads
GAME-Rabbits. 81 25d1 IS per dozen
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Ne1v York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 11.--Spot tin advanced 7s
Sd in London, closing at s122 6s Cd while fll-
lures were los higher at e121 los locally tin
was steady at S27 20d27 35
There was decline Of 2s Cd in the London
copper market. spot closing at e51 Is and fu-
lures at e5I 5s. Locally copper remains quiet
Lake Is held at S13 10, eIeotroytic at S13 62Is
I13 75 and casting at S13 81 y ala So
Lead unchanged at e1l Gs 3D. but local
ly prices were firm and a little higher spot
closing at 81 3Tl5.
Spelter was unchanged in London closing at
e21 2s Sd while here II remained steady at s0
Iron closed at 51s 3d in Glasgow and 46s Al
in MiddlesDoro- Locally iron seems weak and
lower 10 sell with advices from abroad renort :
ing that No. pig iron is being offered below
SIT. The quotations, however are unchanred
No. foundry $l1; No foundry, Southern
foundry. Southern. soft. SIS 5O@1G so
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RaiSinS, Honey.

The market shows no change, new Fruit be-
ing in good demand and firm.
NEW FRUIT--Apricots. I15G915c for Royals
and 9u11c for Moorparks: Evaporated Apples.
5G6c: Peaches 5HdTc; Pears. 6d9c: Nee
tarines, 4q45c for white; Figs. white. 4I3Q
4%c in boxes; Plums. pitted. sac per H.
PRUNES-1902 crop. 22sG2Ac for the four
sizes. with 3a1c premium for the large sizes.
RAISINS-New prices are follows: Two
crown, 6q6tsc; three-crown. 6h961sc; four
crown. G24W7c
NUTS-walnuts. No. 1 softsheu. 121s d13c:
No. 2 01aG11iAc; No. l hardshel II Rq12c:
No. 2. 1O6iOi5c: new Almonds lie FOR Nonpa-
res 1Oi9c FOR I L. 10hc for Ne Plus Ul-
tras and SAc for Languedoc: Peanuts 5G7c
as
HONEY-Comb, new, 12EG1314c for white
and 9M11c for amber: water white x
tracted 5l566kc; light amber extracted. SC;
dark 3hG4hc
BEESWAX-2Td29c per ID.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Liverpool futures were weaker and
Paris futures higher
The Government report, giving the average
condition of winter and spring Wheat COM
bined September / at "A Z, against so Septem-
Der l. 1902, and a ten-year average Of IS g.
was considered mildly bullish at Chicago. where
the market advanced from S19sc to SIC. and
fell back TO S1Ac. The report decreased the
preceding estimate by about 10. 900 600 or Is )
100000 bushels and makes the total crop about
$40. 900. 600 bushels. The export demand was
still disappointing, but the milling demand was
urgent as ever. Minneapolis reported TIL.
cash market sick" with the September shorts
running to cover and the weather in the North
This market was easy. with buyers holding
off and futures lower
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, 81 45G1 52h; California
White Australian 81 55d1 80; Northern Club
81 4591 5o Northern Blue Stem. 81 55a1 57h
Oregon Valley. 81 5215
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
December 81 47A 81 AK IA 81 I.Pse' 47
May ........ l AIS 47S AIN / 47%
p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low Close.
December 81 A. 81 A 81 4e5s 81 467s
was no decline in the cash grain trading. tfnee
however, was lighter.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed, 81 13%Q1 16A Shipping and Brewing
81 2oG1 25; chevalier. 81 2O91 so for fair to
choice.
Session TO II 80 a. m.
Open. High. Low Close
December Isl 10 81 10 81 144 81 I4S
p. m Session.
December-S1 14A.
OATS-The Government has opened the bids
on the 1900 tons mentioned some days ago
They ranged from 81 44@ TO 81 55 for double
sacked choice feed. Local dealers hardly ex
pect that this market Will get the Contract
as the crop Of the two northern States is now
coming in and as their markets are lower
and their supplies larger than ours it is CON
sdered probable that the Sound will secure the
plum.
The market rules steady at unchanged quo
tatons
White, 81 2O91 3215; Black, 81 2oa1 81.
Red. 81 20G1 22l9 for common and 81 256l
80 for choice; Gray 81 271A per ctl.
CORN-The market is easy and tendin1
downward, owing to the frequent arrivals fror5
the West. California descriptions, however are
holding up better than the Western.
Western. sacked. 81 4213Gl 45 for Yellow
81 421s for White and 81 40 for mixed: Caiifor'
mia large Yellow 81 55GS1 57h; small ro,,1d
do 81 70d1 rs; White. 81 80 per ctl.
RYE--S1 20G1 2T1a per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-$2 25@2 so per ctI.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

9i'f"'cnf OF SSo63o III specie TO HOugkong.
-ofdl securities still nacfise bit generally steady.
u a"-roei stocks foaf'relcss and rof materially changed
SHSeT io7ccr Not much 5driafiou IN crchangc
Go761ne' Wheat crop report considered mildly bnlsh
ID heat and Barley futures o5cer Cash prices unchanged
Go'erHneH opens bids for Oats and Hay.
Corn 7coahens under daily receipts from the West.
Lima Beans reported affected by the hot 7ceatey
Hay and FeedsfnTs as previously quoted
Butter and Eggs firm, bf qniet. Cheese plentiful
Aczr Dried Frrit still in good demand and firm.
Provisions unchanged, here and in the Vest
Hops quoted firm at the recent advance
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs about before quoted.
Poultry acve and firm Game still or tainted
Potatoes in large supply and 7ccdk
Onions and Vegetables Plentiful
Fresh Fruits coming in freely Merioan Lines