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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
O'Keefe Given Decision.

CHICAGO, Dec. Jack O'Keefe was
given the decision over Chicago jack
DAILY at the end of six rounds tonight. The
fight was fast and fairly even throughout
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
DAYS EXTRA PRACTICE.
Shortridge Basketball Squad Took
Advantage of the Holiday.

The Shortridge basketball squad held
an extra session of practice in the Y. NJ
c. A. gymnasium yesterday. The players
had no school owing 20 the celebration held
in the school halls over the victory of the
football team Thanksgiving day. The
squad was divided into two teams by Cap
tain Pratt. The practice lasted forty min
utes and at the conclusion the players were
well exhausted, as they have not yet had
enough practice to get their wind in the
proper shape. Hackney's knee badly
sprained in practice and he will be out
of the game for severa! days. The teams
lined up as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02

The Shortridge team is getting in all the
practice possible. as Captain Pratt realizes
that he will have to work hard to develop
a team to defeat the strong NJ. I. III. s.
five. Doudican played a fast game on the
second team, while Captain Pratt and
Hackney played the best game for the first
team.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
ANDERSON SHOWED FORM.

spesial to the Indianapolis Journal.

UpeslaI 20 the IEdlandpOIls JOurnaI.
ELWOOD, Ind, Dec. 1.-The smallest
crowd that ever witnessed a league polo
game In Elwood saw the Grays defeat Nor
tors invalids tonight in a very exciting
game. Anderson put up championship polo
AMI was In the lead at one time. Elwood
winning out by squirt in the last period
Harris and Tarrant Andersons substitutes
both played great polo. Summary:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
LOW TEAM SCORES.
Keiferettc and White Elephants Won
Straight Games.

The games in the Druggists League last
night were marked by low team and in
dividual scores. The Keiferette and White
Elephant teams divided honors in the Sc
ries, each team winning three games. The
Y. b. team took five from the Eli Lillys
Last nights scores follow:
Y. b. VS. ELI LILLY.
Getty Club Alleys.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
LOGANsPORT DEFEATED DANvILLE
IN A CLOSE CONTEST.
Team Work Deficient and Playing
Ragged on Both sides-PurceII
Was Logansports Star.
Games Tonight.

Tuesday Nights Scores
Logansport. 2; Danville, /.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02

The amateur game last night resulted I'm
an overwhelming defeat for the Pettis team.
administered by the Barristers. Sampsel
played wonderful game for the Barris-
tiers. and his work. together with that OF
Van Landtngham. was the feature OF the
evening. IN two Instances Sampseil Gagged
thu ball In three and four seconds, respect
lively, after winning the rush and driving
from the center. Light played a good game
for the Pettis team. The latter lost one
tally foul In goal Lineup and sum-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
RICHMOND FINISHED CONTEST WITH
ONLY FOUR MEN.
Little Credit Given for the Indians
observation-disclosures Played Wei,
but Met Defeat.


Tuesday Nights Scores
Indianapolis. 3; Richmond. 2.
Elwood, 5; Anderson, 4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
C0RRIGAN AT WEST BADEN.
WelI-Known Turfman VIII Soon Go
to Los Angeles.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WEST BADEN, Ind, Dec. ED Corrf-
gan. one of the best-known men in the
United States in turf circles. was among
the arrivals at this place yesterday. He
was accompanied by his two daughters. He
will go to Los Angeles, Cal, in a short
time, where he is interested in a track.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02
II to the Indianapolis Journal.

Logansport at Fort Wayne.
Terre Haute at Lafayette.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-02

Houghton. Indianapolis. McGivray. LIE
Score-Indianapolis. 8; Richmond, 2. Stops
Damon. %; Alexander. IS. Fouls-Cogg-
shall CD, Cunningham, Doherty. Referee
Moran. Attendance-1.400.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. 596bc: San Quentin
$3.50: Wool Bags. 32935c; Fleece Irvine ING
Sc; Cotton Fruit Bags, 615c, 6xc and 7Ac for
the three grades; Brown Jute, a615Q7hc.
COAL-weIlington. So per ton: Kew VEL
lington. So; Seattle. SO so; Bryant. SO 5Oy Bea-
yer Hill. IS, so; Stanford. 81; Roslyn. 81; Coo.
mond. 81 so; Cumberland S13 IN bulk and
S14 rs in sackg: Welsh Anthracite Egg, SIS
Welsh Lump, S11 so; Camel. IS so per ton;
Coke, Sill 50G13 per ton in bulk and SIS in
sacks Rocky Mountain descriptions So 40 pei
:OIL-Linseed. 44c for boiled and 42c for raw
in barrels; cases, DC mOre;: Castor OIL, IN cases
Nc. 1. zoe: Bakers A 81 '1OQ1 123 Lucol. Ale
for boiled and 39c for raw in barrels Lard OIL;
extra winter strained, barrels. 90c; cases. csc;
China Nut, 81 1aq62c per gallon; pure Meats
fo5t in barrels, 75c;. cases, SOC; Sperm, pure
ion Fish OIL in barrels. 45c; cases. soc; Co
coarfut OIL in barrels. $50 for Ceylon and 55c
for Australian.
lie: Pearl Oil In cases. 2015c: Astral '20Xc;
Star 2O1Sc: Extra Star 2415c; Elaine, 261sS
,Eocene; .231ac; deodeTiZed Stove Gasoline. IN
bulk: .17c;. IN. cases. 2S55c;: Benziney in bulk
brix Pic: in cases .271Sc-
- TURPENTINE-TSc per: gallon In. cases and
72c-.in drums and. iron barrels: - -.
RED AND WHITE .EEAD-Red Lead 69
61kc per. ID; White Lead, :6Q615ci according 70
t"s iIGf1 RThe western Sugar Refining Com.
P%py qu9'e and Fine crusbeS sags
Powdered. ). Coo Candy ,Granulated IS 6Oc. DIV
formulated fine 3 50e; :. Dry Granulated coarse
$500; Fruit Granulated, 5oci Beet GranuIat-
err u0OZlb bags :onfyJ. 5: 4Oe; Confectioners: Al
55Oc: Magnolia A. :5.10c; Extra, C. 5c:.CioIden
q 30c: DE- 4 soc. barrels. 10c more. hsIf
barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more 5O-lb bags,
&C." boxes $3.50 per- lb.* No orders taken for
less than. 10 barrels: or. its equva lent.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.


Stocks of river Potatoes were heavy and al
though the demand was fair the market was
easy at about previous prices. Occasional lots
premium over the. quotations, particularly
fancy offerings in boxes. Salinas Burbanks
were plentiful and quiet Sweets were In free
supply. with the top quotation an extreme
price for the very best offerings Onions were
unchanged, Fancy stock was fairly steady,
while common and inferior offerings were dull.
Prices Of most descriptions OF vegetables
stood about as previously quoted, receipts De.
ing liberal and the demand fair. Prices or
Tomatoes were. little firmer, although the
market was still well supplied and easy. Some
choice. lots of bay sold in a. small way over
the quotations. Choice Green Corn. was some
what scarce and steady. while poor stock was
abundant and dull. Lima Beans were In free
supply and easy String. and Wax Beans were
fl mer under light. receipts = The other Vege-
tables We're unchanged.
EcS=Burba nks from the river, oOcp
81 per ctl; Salinas BurbanlSs. 81 2541 so per
ctl; Early Rose, nominal; Sweet Potatoes. IA
.q2c per ID 800.
VEGETABLE s-Green Corn, 75cGSt so per
sack: crates from Alameda $1Q1 so; from.
Berkeley. 65cGS1: Green Peas: 3Q4c per 10;
String Beans 2G3c per lb; Wax 2d3c; Lima
Beans, 81 per sack: Tomatoes. 30Q5Oc per box
for river and 35G65c for bay; Summer
Squash, 30f40c per box Cabbage 75cG$1
per ctl; Carrots. 75c@$1 per sack; Cucumbers
2564Oc per box; Pickle Cucumbers, 81 so per
box for No l. 75Q90c for No. and 5Og65c per
No. 8; Garlic. 2G3c per ID; Green Peppers, ESQ
40c per box sack; Green Okra, 25435c per
box Egg Plant, 40G50c per box; Marrowfat
Squash. S10912 per ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

ocai bank cearings gain 100000 III august 81 :.
Aeqc York stocks so,regbat higher on The day
Local securities open arTth far dcfisity
Skier qd5qnces sharply Exchange unchanged
eat and Barley futures ioscer but cash grain unchanged
Wore UeStcru Corn III. Oats and Rye unchanged A.
Bran, ShO,4s end Middlngs losqe. Hay as before.
Neso CROP Beans coming in daily Prices unchanged.
BITTER, Cheese and Eggs as quoted on Saturday
40 change ia the Py0plsiou situation.
Hops gey firm the ddvance ztih gro5ocs indifferent sellers
Cattle, sheer and Hogs III sufficient supply
Ri7cr Potatoes IN liberal snPbyand easy:
Onions and Vegetables continue TO arri9'e freely
Vesferr Poultry selling readily at fair prices.
Decidaoa Eyts moderate receft at abo precious prices
Lemons and Lines ii demand and the latter higher
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Chicago Gram Market.

= CHICAGO, Aug. 31:-Fofeign news. increased
receipts, Increased visible supply and favor
able weather were. the bearish factors in wheat
Selling became general during the early part
Of the session. carrying the price ri Septem-
Der down at the opening from S01S01hc 10
SG5zc. with December on half a cent. The
demand improved later. the buying being
mostly by commission houses and o rally to
s024c for September and SrMc for. December
followed. The advance did not hold however
proft-taking causing a; break In the nearer
manth TO 707kc the close being at loss OF
Am%c at S0h GS0Ac, with December back
to 81 * 6lS1 nc. a net loss of half.a cent
Light offerings in. corn gave a comparatively
strong market early. September closed h6Ac
lower December was shade lower at 501sc
having sold up during the session TO 51A
Q512sc.. ..
:: oats ruled steady. with free buying by
local traders and from commission houses
counteracting the effect of scattered selling
September closed at 345kc. after ranging be
tween that. figure and .35Ac. with December
a shade lower at 36kc.
Scattered liquidation and lower prices at
the yards caused weaker tone in provisions
Trade was OF a good volume, but without
feature Brokers and packers were credited
with doing the selling, which resulted in a
decline Of 2Thc in September pork. of PIC
in lard and 12hc in ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
!. .LOCAL" MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion. Z
I. Wheat- and: Other Grains.

. . - - = , - -. .. =.
" 'yvIIEAT:Pars: and liverpool FUTURES. were YER
both lower: The worlds. shipIlqnfs@ for the
Week were a follows; lin quqr{efs:c Russian,
22se0O; pandbiaI le3: 00l.s Argentine. 60 900;
sItdfaIi QGO THE AIr9Iican yisfbIe Ss,oHIy
increa sed 1000: bushels :, ~: s':i-
- chicago eelined re. :: The domestic demand
pointing :: The wea knGs* in: Paris was die RI
abundanee :of. offers, 4: minneapolis: reported a
good cash sdemand $50 ' ri Z 8. TX :.
here was nothing. new in thi market ex-
ecept dec line In fitures. he cash: SITUATION
W as steady: and featureless. - -:
:. :: ASH VI TIFA T.. :: :
Wa! E;.tr.ie5 lu 55 4 g. f @
Sf:4adI %; Nefthern Blue Stem, 81 55QI' 81 H.
Qregcn valley 81 h211. ~. !. +: -
:: - FUTURES: =. ;: =.
= SEES SION . tosE ESQ a. M ::
-, =: - Open. :: ign; ~: Low Close
peeetllter 3a:. 81 AZ $f f.lf2s
Atay$I. 479ii bid ST asked. : Il j.
~. ps m. Session: s. ~ : IT., -
l9eceiiber44$1 AZ -. . r.: !. F. 4:
BAREE Y fIIres were lpTer; but cash
prices ,refiatned the sa me- Some dealers fiefd
out for 81 I3af for r. ed but no sales at IS
slre were ported. Most, Of the :feai; re-
:celpt were IN. transit to. Port Costa to 20
aboard ship :consequenty did mot figure in
the cash market: ~. -: ::
- :'*''.: ~ CASH BARLEY. IT,. !;
teed 81 l99l. l249; .s5 81 ppm and Brewing
=. FrTuRT5s..>. :.,>.... :.~::-
=: So saon . 10 Lt*'SO a. m =: :. " -,
~ ~ - Open: HIGH Low = Close.
December +. 81 lGA 81 lo% 81 log. $fIO$s
.>' 2 p. M. Session =. -
!: .: ..-s; :: Open: :: High: Low. !. Close
December = :S1-l15s' 81. 1875. $LIOIt ST. iO2
GA Receipts. from the north were heavy,
as Will be Sc en- but the bulk were consigned to
The local mills so did not figure in the cash
situation. except indirectly. Dealers quoted n
steadJ and. unchanged market.
y, mite, ~ 2Ulti So. Back. 81 3c41 As: Red
81 l5gI - for common and 81 2J4l 80 for
.ohorce. Gray. nominal.
COTN-More western came in. The mar
ket was steady at previous prices
Western. sacked, ~ h 4Gu .52Lh for YelIau:
ana White and 81 47A for mixed California
large yellow. 81 s5Qi. % Y small round do
ST 1OQl 10, White, 81 % per. ctL
k4E,-.S1 Pool u y per -ctl.
BUCKW IiEAT--Sz 25gt2 80 per ctl.'- =
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:. Receipts of Produce.
T. STOCK MARKET.

r The week opened. with a. very fair business on
the morning session: Of! Of the Bond; Exchange.
.ture Gas and Electric sold: up to 1851 So the
certificates to SCI 3E15 agalnsti$66 on Saturday,
and Pacific: Gas improvements : to $54>12
There was a sale OF. 40 shares. American. Ma.
tiona1, Bank at $122 20: The oil stocks We're
dali with further decline IN Home to 81 u:
/ l05.'*. ...:---: '-::-s..-' =:
J. In the AFTERNOON the gas stocks continued
firm with, Gas and Electric selling up to. S6S,-
and the certificates to Sos oHonokaa Sugar
.firner ait S13 6215 There. was another sa le
Of AmeriGan NatiOnaE Bank at $125-- - - :
=. Senator OIL Company has declared "a dividend
OF per cent. amounting to $S619. payable Sep
teITlber. ]. 80 - =.
The. Julia Consolidated Mining Company has
tIevted an .assessnient Of 3 cents per share. -
= The Giant. Powder Company Consolidated has.
declared n regula ar; monthly dividend of 50 cents
per:shaTe,: pay'ab BILE ,septenibeT-f0,
: The Pacrfie lighting Company. viii pay a.
regular g,onthly dividend Of 30: cents per share
:on: Septen1 Der =: $3.50 -.
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Poultry and Game.

:. car Of Western Poultry was on sale and
cleaned up readily at good prices and another
car was reported close at hand and. scheduled
for. to-days market. Receipts Of domestic
were very light and prices stood previously
quoted. Came was in. light but ample supply
and good stock found prompt sale at previous
prices.
POULTRY-LIve Turkeys. nominal: Geese.
per. pair, 81 2591 so: Goslings. 81 .5091 IS;
Ducks. $394 per dozen for old and 1904 so
for young: Hens $4dl5 50 young ROSTERS.
S5Q6 80; old Boosters, 81 5065; Fryers. So 509
4 Broilers. 80 50G3 80 for large. and $2q2' 80
for small: Pigeons. 81 so per dozen for old and
= GAMEERa bbits, 81 25@1 10 per dozen;
Hare, $fdI 25; Wild Doves. 60c per dozen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Hay and FeedstufS.

Bran Middlngs and Shorts weak at a
decline. Offerings have been more liberal ~
late. Receipts of Hay were also heavy bur as
dealers practically own all the surplus Hav
tributary to San Francisco they do not per-
NIT the market to decline
BRAN-$23 50GI24 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS -$27Q29 per ton.
,SHORTS-$23 50@24 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Kolled Barley, $24G25 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $26426 So Job
bling S2IH27 80; Cocoanut Cake, sol 400
Corn Meal, 1913 50934 so; Cracked Corn, $40
30; Mixed Feed. $23G24 Horse Beans. $2SaSo
per ton.
: HAY-wheat, $11Ea14 20. with sales Of extra
choice at SIS; Wheat and Dat. $11613 so; Dat
S1oQ13 wild Oat. 50 50G' l 80: Barley. $90II:
10 so per ton.
sTRAW-4Oge5c per bale.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Decidnots and Citrus Fruits.

-. Receipts most descriptions of fruits were
rather light but: s;:the demand was likewise
change. Peaches and: Bartlett. Pears were: In
limitad: supply. and: %. steady =. Clingstone
Peaches were in. good DEMAND among Gamers
and choice, lots: cleaned up QUICKLY. There
were: no. canning Pears'~an very few -Plums
in bulk. Received Fancy Grayenstein; Apples
I'M :4;tier' boxes. seld we'll for; shipping at S1g5
L 10. per box, while lower grar1rs which were
abundant dragged at uilst eady prices. ::Plums
and Primes in small packages: were plentiful:
and DUR at previous: prices: Pomegranates.
and ounces We're Offering freely. land were
in fair REQUEST: at steady prices: Receipts 'of
demand for fancy stock in crates for ship
ping there: was not much inquiry for small
paeka ges. Offerings in large open boxes were
in fair. request at steady rates. The warm
wea Their stimulated the demand: for Melons, and
good sound Offerings of alt descriptions moved
freely at, good prices: Several lots: of over:
ripe *GaiitaIoupes: and. : Nutmeg. Melons sold
below: the quotations. Berries were in. light
receipt; and fancy lots. particularly: Raspber-
iries< cleaned. up quickly: :Backberries rand
Malinda Strawberries We're generally poor ard
soft, a nd. sold slowly lat easy prices. =:
" Fancy. lemons VSre. in. brisk demand" owing,
to the warm >wea Their. BUT there was no. quot
able: change in PRICES, Grape Fruit was scarce
advance supplies: OF, good stock being. light
+otilef wise: there was nothing new In Citrus
WBERR s264 for 8ialindas and
s4a6:fof other large. varieties: Long worths.
RKs Pr >perchest.: =
::I5I<4CK BERRIEs&S s5C594 per. hest:
:: HI OK IEBER RFEs-46 6Sc- per. ID ~ =.
= PPLES-S5e4 l; Hopper, box. for fancy, :b06;
4 coed; to. and 25f4Gc foi common:
Crabappes,[ 25Q55e for: *srpali: boxes, and 100
soc for. large. :: <. -. q. -.
ties f50cdlSl per box - ~ "
= CoIzINGES-z50d65c per; box. -
= Fl 81 Der :bex for black and 40a75o
s ard: ]4.I3t Els. 1s5 q5oc~per.tH and
princes .1jer box large: open boxes. 406-cc; ac.
& Is IS ize: ijer ton, S2CQ3O. =.
:{-j T Ak rs Il 81 Ntntfla l.. Z: p. :
=: tsffFS5 an boxes 900 Toe; carriers;
5o6tl5, large: oiierl box s. 5Qfq$1$. per- ton,
S2ef72T IL -ci1iigstone - - -; =. =:
NlFr4 K SN-! TEES 1900 per box. -;
iT;ties: 'I5a5oe for small boxes, .5Q1I5c: for
and: 1898 81 % for Large open. boxes !;
zfngai1del %$ine ;t.fases S2a 21s per: tom
NufI26g Me 6Ts,< pa per box atermelo nsi
ee.isTftiJs} TfiCT trS-OranSes, 81 50g3- for
\ ant,;. y ale11c las: 81 7q2 20 for choice aid
for STANDARD: Seedlings; %d4l*25s LeIn-
81 so per. box with Some fancy
:hilstrer Grape Fruit Mexican. Lines,
S4.5s6i5; " Bananasc 81 i'lG'2:5 per. bunch;
Pineapples,< sZq:S' pel- dszen: -; =:
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CIVILIAN employees OF
NAVY NEED TAKE NO OATH
Assistant Secretary Darling Says Re
quirements for Admission Guar
antea LOYALTY to Country.

WASHINGTON, aug. d.-As result
of an investigation of the .question, Act
ing Secretary Darling Of the Navy De-
partment has concluded that there Is no
occasion for any action by the Navy De-
partment at this time on the proposition
that all employees of the Navy Depart
ment and navy yards be required to take
the oath of allegiance to the United
States. He found on inquiry that only
citizens of the United States and only
such non-citizens as have been honor
ably discharged from the army, navy or
marine corps are eligible for employment
in the naval establishment
These requirements, he considered. give
sufficient guarantee of loyalty to the
United States of the men in the employ
of the civil naval establishment.
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Dried Fruits, N.ptS5Rdisi H6ney.

NEW. F'RJIT-4A nrrcots.: IN as 1sc for Royals
and 9a1 he 53T III 6rparks; FsEaporated APPLIES:
s,li0c,: PeAches- IhGIc; Pears 6qSc Nee:
tSr4nes, 4G41at for: white;.Figs. white. 4.1@v
48.c in boxes Plums. pltted, 4l245%ac per. 10.
PRU NES-19O2 crop; '24sQ2Kc for the fouE
sizes, with Aaq1c premium tor the large sizes
RAIsINS-l902 crop are quoted follows:
2-crowa lopse Muscatels. 5o-lb boxes. sac per
lib; 3-crown. 5%c: 4-crown, &c; Seedless. loose
Muscatels SC; Seedless SuItanas. sc: Seediess-
1fl,ollpsons. C1ze; Z-crown London Layers 20
10 boxes 81 40 per box; 3-crown. 81 so: A.
crown fancy clusters. 2O-ib boxes. 50; 2-crown
Dehesas 2O-lb boxes. 81 90; 6-crown Imperals,
20-lb boxes. IS; Seeded. (. o. h. Fresno. fancy.
lib cartons 43.c, choice. F1sc.
NUTS-Wanuts No. softshell 121k GI3c;
No 2 fOt2ql115e; No. 1 hardshell. IL 3 6I2c;
NO. .. 109l0lacr new Almonds, lie for. Nonpa-
reis 1Olac for / X l.. l0hc for Ne Plus III
ira and sac for Languedoc;. Peanuts 5a7c
for Eastern, Pecans. 1lQ13c; Cocoanuts. 81 80
as.
and lie for amber new water white extracted,
6@6hcs light amber extracted, 545Ac; dark,
BEEsWAx-2TG2sc per ID.
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Hides, TdHd1C, Wool and Hops

Hops rule firm at the advance noted Sat
urday and the situation is very strong. Grow
ers are less disposed to meet buyers, ando most
of them decline to sell at quotations.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 11hc under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Hides Sc for heavy and SC for light;
Stays, &c: Sailed Kip, DC: Sailed Veal. 9Ac;
Sailed Calf, 10c: dry Hides, 16c; dry Kip. 13c:
dry Calf 1sc; Sheepskfns. shearlings. 23180c
each; short wool. 4OQ50c each; medium. 700
e0c; long wool. $1G1 so each; Horse Hides.
diam, 81 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides, dry, 81 70 for large and 81 so for me-
dunn, $1G1 % for small and Soc for Colts.
Buck Skins Dry Mexican. 32hc. dry salted
Mexican. 23c: dry Central American. 32l5c.
Goat Skins-Prfme Angoras 75c: large and
smooth, Soc; medium. 35c; small, Zoe
TALLow-No. rendered. 4hG4Hc per Id;
No. 2. 494Ac: grease. 2hG3c.
WOOIr--Fall clip-San Joaquin lambs. 90
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TRUSTEES CERTIFICATES,
BANK STOCKS.

S FG & E. 6s 6SI5
INSURANCE.
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SAYINGS BANKS.
rREET RAILROADS.
Morning Session

Alaska Paclx.14s1s 149 Oceanic s Co : =
cal Fruit AS Pae F A. pa -
Cal Wine AS 90 lPae 166
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Meat Market.

No further change in Hogs is reported.
There enough coming In to satisfy the
demand
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-eQ7c for Steers and 5000 per ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large. 7asc; small, s91Oc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. s4S1zc; Ewes. Sc per ID
LAMB-9G10c per h.
PORK-Dressed Hogs, sAd9Nc per lib.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Tie following QUOTATIONS for coed, sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco, less 80
per cent shrinkaRe for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, S69c; Cows and Het1ers;
1850; thin Cows, 405c. per ID.
CALVES-4Q515c per 10 gross weiRht).
SHEEP-Wethers. 4c; Ewes, 3h0J%c per ID
(gross weight). .. .;
LAMBS-$2 1903 per head. =
HOGS-Llve Hogs, 40 to 200 lbs. &c; under
140 lbs. 615Q6%c; Sows, 20 per cent on; Bears,
80 per cent OFF. and Stays 40 per cent on. from
above quotations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
NezO. York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3114-rin declined sharply
IN London. spot there losing lis Cd and
closing at R123 lbs, while futures were 81
los lower at e121 :15s., Locally, influenced by
the weakness abroad and freer offerings, tin
was also easier. closing at. S26 1922.
Copper was higher in London, spot advanc-
ing los to e59 and futures rs Cd to e5s 5s
Locally copper was quiet. and unchanged.
Lake is held at $18 1903 STE; electrolytc at
S13 6215d13. 10. and casting at $l3 sT1sq13 90.
Lead advanced Is Sd in London TO ell IS Cd
and was also frner here. CLOSING ait 81 80
Spelter- declined rs Cd IN London. to e21 Is
Cd. but remained firm in New York art 49,.
1016d in Middlesboro. : In New York iron was
quiet and nominalry unchanged. No. 1,foundry
foundry (northerfl] at $40 :50G17; Nos1 soiith-
ern and No: l. foundry. soft. at SO 5OaI6. IS.