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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19
Weekly Bank Statement.

Reserve increase, $685. $50.
Less than United States increase
$3.50. 525.
Loans decrease, $12,379, 200.
Specie decreased, : 2.640, 300.
Legals decreased. $706,40
Deposits. decreased, s1s.167, 400.
Circulation decreased, $125.4O0.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Las vegans are taking the most
active interest In the matter Of pre-
pairing statistics that win convince
the reclamation service that the Sang.
uitncia reservoir should he built
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Senator Vim. II. Andrews is a mas
ter Of sarcasm. Recently he dispatch.
cd 4 letter to Frank A. Hubbeil, thank
Ing him for the valuable support he
gave him during the election cam.
paign, gMEE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19
ERI

Theodore means gift OF God. Ac'
ceFt IL with pious resignation says
the Atlanta Constitution. The Kan.
sas City Times thinks resignation
Is exceedingly good in the face of q
couple Of million plurality.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

The next great event in the history
OF this nation promises TO be the In.
auguration OF President Roosevelt. AL.
ready the note Of preparation has
been sounded,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19
,s3MHRkETJ

lhe following New YorA stoc. QaotxtlOn
sere received py Levy Bros. members CHI
,ago BOARD Of Trade) rooms 3 and 3
st Book. Colo Phone 80. Las Vegas Phone
no. over their own pyivAie wires from New
pondent OF the 6Hns OF Logan d Bryan N. Y.
and chicago member New York Stock Ex-
:nxnge and Chicago Board Of Trade, And VIM.
4. otis 4 Co.. BAnkers and Broken. colorado
springs:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania
il recalled 10 mind by the suaden
death of his widow In Philadelphia
Sunday. from a stroke Of a~poplexv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Blown across the distance from the
far east comes just q hint that Hay
will be the man TO rally the republi'
can hosts for years hence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

It is OF the most infinite Importance
that all citizens Of Las Vegas should
work together 70 c the Sang.
uijuela reservoir, We must get that
reservoir.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

One would really think that W. l..
Douglas would feel some hesitancy
about stepping into another mans
shoes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

New Mexico day at 81. Louis at
tracted much attention to the terri
tory. and, undoubtedly, did US much
good.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Senator Plat must feel proud q
his achievement in shelving Roose-
welt on the vice-presidentiai shelf In
1900.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

Miss Florence j.. Kenah, IA Maria street, Ottawa, Ont, writes:
"a few months ago ! caught a severe cold. which settled on my
lungs and remained there 50 Dersisfenny that I became alarmed. J
took medicine without benefit until my digestive organs became
upset. and my head and back began to ache severely and frequently.
~ was advised to try Peruna, and although ! had little faith J
felt so sick that I was ready to try anything II brought me blessed
relief at once. and felt that I had the right medicine at last Within
three weeks ! was completely restored and have enjoyed perfect
health since.
81 now have the greatest faith In Peruna." F. E. KENAH.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

II woman did turn man out Of Par
adise. she has done her best ever
since TO make II up TO him.--Sheldon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

II is rumored that the battleship
New Jersey IL to be assigned to the
Mosquito fleet.
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Chicago Grain and Provision.

Close, Saturday, Nov. 10, 1874.
Wheat-Dec. los SIS; May, 1909 is
July 81 H.
Corn-Dec. 4s; May, 45 t-SMl-4.
Oatts--May, 81: July, 81 1898.
Pork-Dec. $11,10; May, $1255.
Lard-Dec, 1896; May. $7.15.
Ribs-May, $500.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

The Las Vegas contingent did good
work At Fl Paso towards advancing
the prospects OF the reservoir.
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SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 10.

sincerity Is the secret Of ability.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-19

General Kuroki has been consulted
and he declares that he liz not dead.
The leader., 1904-08-10
It's up 10 the Soldier Bows.

Col. Ewing, Assistant Inspector
General, who is making tour Of
the State to review the various
companies composing the Missis-
sippi National Guard, spent Tues
day of this week in the city.
In conversation with a repol ter
of The Sentinel, Col. Ewing said
that army rules and regulations
would be enforced at the forth
coming encampment. The regu-
lations are very strict in regard to
furloughs, especially when it
comes to granting them to mem
bers of small companies, not more
than one-third of them being ex-
cusable at one time. The local
company has about forty members
and ten Oh twelve of these are alb
sent from the city; hence, the
members of company d. now in
the city had just as well prepare
to attend the encampment.
Lieutenant BedWelI, now in
command Of the local company,
says that he is going to comply
strictly with regulations, and that
furloughs will be granted only
when it is absolutely impossible
for man to attend.
The boys will leave for Biloxi
Monday morning, August To-.
Yazoo Sentinel.
Company Fl 2 of.our city, will
be interested In the above.
The leader., 1904-08-10
The Gospel Messenger. =

Dir. G. u. Edwards, pastor of
the First Baptist church, of New
Orleans, dedicated on last Sab
bath afternoon in a downpouring
.fain a Gospel Wagon, To be
used in converting to Christ the
lost souls of The Crescent City.
The church bad the vehicle built;
and the Gospel will be thus car
RED to the people Of New Orleans
who congregate on the streets,
every Sabbath afternoon, An or
gan IS carried in the conveyance,
a pulpit is created BY certain
manipuIations. and awnings are
spread ii case Of bad weather.
DR.. Edwards is inspired by the
zeal that characterized the ancient
martyrs.
There Is great multitude, s
cried the preacher, who never at
tend church, and unless We reach
them il some ways they will new
Ell hear God message to them.
/ belieHe in the organized church
and che work that is carried on
there, but the people who don,
% l0 service should be reached.
The church ii one thing and The
open all meetings anotheg and
fhe church should open wide its
4 sis5<3 tss,1 +fif6,sI5 4sSSf - q n ti4n 4zor.
The leader., 1904-08-10
Mississippi Day at the Worlds Fair.

4.
Gov. Vardaman and State Com
missioner Henry last week arrang-
ed the program for Mississippi
Day (Sept 15th) at the Worlds
Fair.
The exercises are to commence
at 10 o'clock in the morning. A
military escort, with bands, will
form n line at their camps and
escort Gov. Vardaman and his
staff, mounted, to the Mississippi
Building, where the exercises
proper will be held. Major Gen
eral Keesler will be in command
of the troops in parade, which
will consist Of the State National
Guard and the State officers mount
ed.
On arrival at the front of the
Mississippi Building the troops
will execute a military. maneuver,
which will be accompanied by
national airs from the bands.
Commissioner Henry will make
the first address, turning the
building formally over to the
State Of Mississippi as represent
ed by Coy. Vardaman. President
Francis of the Worlds Fair will
then deliver an address on behalf
of the management of the Worlds
Fair. Gov. Vardaman will re-
spond to President Francis. Capt.
Frank Burkitt of the Mississippi
Exposition Bureau will deliver
the address on behalf of the bu-
reau, which will be responded to
by the president of the Mississip-
pf Society at st. Louis.
After the ceremonies the Gov
ernor and his staff and the Nation
al Guard will return to camp.
At night there will be a recep-
ton at the Mississippi Building
from 8 to II o'clock, Gov. Yarda-
man being the host of the occa-
sion, assisted by the commissioner
and members of the bureau, with
their wives and daughters and
other prominent Mississippians.
Mississippi is expected to turn
out in force on Mississippi Day,
and most Mississippians are wait
ing until that time to make their
visit to the Fair.
The leader., 1904-08-10

r. Al. Bowen to VI w Furlow
Lots is and IL Bowen sub.
II Al. Bowen to w. b. West
Lot rs Bowen sub.
+. Al Bowen to G. e. Smith
Lot 10 Bowen sub.
r. As. Bowen to D. Kohlman
Lots 20 and III Bowen sub.
r. a Bowen I'd M. M. WEIGH
Lot 20 Bowen sub.
johnson Smith to Ebert Lott
N hf Of ne ar sec IS t z 6.
+. II. Hartman to Jasper Z.
Case NE ar Of ne Or sec IL + 4 =
Z sw ar Of Sc or Of Sc Or sec s : {
L
Mary f. jackson to Geo. E.
Hutchins Nv ar Of NV ar of ne
|qr sec 19 I II rs.
Hattie j.. Moore to Geo. u.
Hutchins ~ q IN Sc Or sec rs t
Z rS.
M. 2. Horton to G. T. Hutchins
so K IT'S fl il blk 81.
j. L. Abortion to Geo. FL.
Moak w hf Of Sc ar and sw az of
ne Or sec 14t5l6.
j.. &. Albritton to j. S. Moak
b hf of " hf sec IA tore.
John Chandler to Sam Chandler
3 q in Sc Or of Sc or Of B and
wv road sec Z t8rS.
John Chandler to Sarah Chan
der 3z a ID ne or of ne or sec
18t8r8.
j. j. Philips to Mrs. f. Foster
Lot s in Philips sub of 8 part of
Ise qr and 10a in q hf Of Sc ar sec
IS t re.
M. j. Horr to r. L. Sutton
r hf of ne or Of NV ar and 6 in
IS hf Of hf of ne ar all " Of /. G.
sec - t6r7.
M. M. Thompson to r. L. SUIT
tonne Or Of NV or sec IA ter Z.
r. j. Ratliff to A. E. Ratlif
sw or of sw ar sec 8 t8r
Owner unknown to G. G. Coon
w hf Of NV al sec 2t5T9.
w. r. Boutwell, to G. G. Coon
SW or of sw or sec IS 4 IS r g
and 5 a in Sc or of Sc or lying E of
middle Topisaw creek sec 81 t s
i 8.
G. q. Story to Jno. Leggett
Nv or sec 16t6rS.
w. M. Boutwell, to Joseph
Coon w hf of Sc or sec i t5r9
B. +. Coon to Joseph Coon
Nv or of Sc Or sec / t 5r9.
Mary Boone to Jas. S. Boone
That part Of Sc Or Of sw or s Of
Boone's creek and that part of Sc
or Of sw or n of Boone s creek and
" of Brookhayen and HolmesvilIe
road sec s15t6r8. (35
Mary Boone to Jno. w. Boone
Nv or Of sersqr and sw or Of Sc
or W Of McG and d Of Boone's
creek part of Sc ar of sw or and
part of ne or Of sw or and IS a sec
Is t6r8.
Mary Boone to Mary N. Camp
bell d hf of NV Or and NV Or Of
ne or and part Of sW Or Of ne or
and part Of ne or of ne or and
part of ne or of sW or sec Is t 6 r
5.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
q. P. JONES, Pres.
The leader., 1904-08-10

Mr.. K. Il. Lyons, who has been
contributing to the Laurel Ledger
for the past year under the cap
tion Of Clippings IRON the Mico
Mesmerizer, has decided to pub
Iish these letters in book form and
the volume is now in press. Mr..
Lyons is a writer of force and an
exuberant genius who never fails
to provoke laugh when he as
sumes to grow funny. His book
lis to be sold at a dollar and The
Sentinel trusts millions Of them
will be required to supply the de-
mand. Yazoo Sentinel.
The leader., 1904-08-10

The recent sad and tragic death
of Capt. John II. Mills at the
Lawrence House is fresh in the
memory of this community. Capt.
Mills carried $4,000 Of his life
insurance in the Fidelity Mutual
Life Insurance Co., represented
BY Ragland e Anderson Of this
city. Notwithstanding the man
ner of Capt. Mills death, the FL
deity has forwarded its check for
sic, 900 in full payment Of its pol
icy on Capt. Mills life. jackson
News.
The leader., 1904-08-10
University Of
Mississippi.


Twenfy ssix Schools offer courses in
Science. Literature and the arts, and
professional courses ii Law, Electric
al Engineering, Civil engineering and
Mining Engineering Educalions
Medicine
Tuition Free to men and women,
except for courses ID Law and Mtdis
cine. All expenses very low AZ
sracfiva loca tiQn Perfect sanitation.
Complete water, sewer lighting and
heating systems. Pnrest deep we'll
water used
Greatly enlarged scientific equip
ment. and new buildings Admirable
arrangements for women students ii
Womenss Hall. New boarding Hall
for men, Special opportunities for
students al limited means
Session Of 1904 opens September
~ 1904 Summer TERM, 1905. opens
June
nor eakaI agii6 81 bulletins d speoial
Information, address
III b. FULTON. Chancellor
oet10 University, Miss
The leader., 1904-08-10
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
SPECIAL RATES.


National Encampment G. 4. r.. Boston, Mass,
Aug. Is 20; Rate ssl.io round trip return
limit Aug. 20; extension limit Sept. sOtn. Stop
over Of 10 days may be had on tits at New
York.
Biennial Encanpment Knights Of Pythias,
Louisville, KY, Aug Ig 20 SIS s5 limit Aug slst
Cheap excursion to Chicago, Louisville and
Cincinnati Aug. 18th. Chicago 10 days $1,000.
Louisville, $500. Cincinnati. Siaeo Good in
coaches only: 10 day ticket, which can be used
IN sleeper. one fac for round trip. stop
over may be had at st. Louis on return trip.
Coach excursion to st. Louis every Tuesday,
during August; also on Aug. 18th. Rate $iS45.
Triennial Conclaye Knights Templar and
sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order Odd
Fellows San Francisco, Cal. Sept. 10 %; round
trip s47.5O final limit Oct. card. Particulars
furnished upon appliaton
G. g. LIBBY Agent
The leader., 1904-08-10
A Sad Commentary.

a poor little oyer-worked boy,
Frank SmalIey by name, killed.
himself at bis home IN Sibley,
Iowa. he was II years old. and
SO hopeless was his young life
with its drive and drain from day
light until dark each day that he
took a bride strap and hung him
self ID bis fathers barn. II was
the custom Of the unfeeling par
ent to leave all the farm work to a
IL year old brother and the dead
boy, in whose life, the dispatches
say, there seemed nothing to
keep hope alive;;n and 50 BE died.
This incident IS full of pathos
too deep for words. You may
plead for dumb brutes; you may
intereede for the poverty stricken
and decrepit you may appeal on
behalf Of The unfortunate and the
afflicted; but if there is one crime
deeper than hell itself it is that
cold blooded and persistent mai
treatment of d happy hearted child
by it's parents that converts II into
a brute or, as ia The case Of the
above. fills it's tender heart With
despair and crushes ont every
natural instinct Of the child na-
The leader., 1904-08-10

Hon. j. B. Greaves, of Ed
wards, district attorney for this,
the sitxh, circuit court district,
will move to jackson from Ed
wards and bring his interesting
family 70 the Capita City. He
has purchased the house Of Mr..
&c. G. Cavett on North Fortifca-
ton. jackson is glad to welcome
such a splendid citizen as Mr..
Greaves. jackson News.
The leader., 1904-08-10

The Liberty White railroad is
now in operation and connects the.
interior of Amite county with the
/. G. Capt. j. J. White, Of Me-
Comb, is the president of this
road.
The leader., 1904-08-10
BOARD OF SUP SORS.
Official Proceedings d Regular
August Tern. 1904.
THIRD DAY

s2ulefelsoTs bnas she loaaoWang
land changes pe made, 70 VII;
fiom sherman 6 laws ,as s. @ :
a. Cameron.N Of o. iots l5s Is,
; and l6 r. blk r Brookhayen:
y. n. Hudson 70 Edward oInlt !
NV ar Of ne az Of sec ~ : 7 Z.
p. 3, Lewis % Ian boAan.
Lots y ~, II, ~, #, 70, 10 DIX
Y. Porters survey B0gue Cnltto.
y. &. Surran 20 Wine Fell
LoI 2 oik { y 1urran' 2 SUBDIVISION z
value SlOO. w change from Y a. !,
Curran to ]. 4. West !. Lot 5 blk
Gurranss SUBDIVISION, value
Sl00, 100.
y. Z. Lee % w y. Higg IN
ootnamL s.s 1, y .. { 70 DIX zOo
Seavey Addition.
Jno. !. Surran 20 Jrlo. Wright
Lou DIX so 9 S cdE 8 suboiVis-
ion, Vaiue 9iVV.Vus
Ono. Z Lu5ran % !, MISS ~ Ailc Is
anoang-l1oe D L. z IS 1urran :
sup ~ y Ealue W, 9loV'V VI
w IS; p, SanpDeh Y mormon ! 7 2
olniSn-oW qr q NV e sec 2 : {
: z e
Jnoi s. LIFTED ol,Is 9 g 8. =. hus, .
= 81 e3on 8 ~ oiA 0ufIan syn
salue Pi9 3 -. I'D.
k;nsN-I.ots 1 & I'M 3 Cl 81 :;
snb vaIpe saoo al
Thos Henderson IL Mrs T.nla
a Ford ,ots 8 4 Hi p Rrool 49,
haven 's 4 1A 100
4 u Rowan ~ Ms
Ford-I III { = Powen Z 8, s # Valne
5000 90 = " s.
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IA ~ o. w;l u :. s 81 Taina
$500 1pS "a S = iA'sps suO' saAus
N Smith e. n parnall
If "a 90 ~ 500 -. 3 . sc e GU j.
or &c sw ~ and On ) IN : side Z If
NV ~ of ON ~ vino 8 "a Ford,s
craaE sac q al Il { 3 Il q
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rS ~
.petar T,o;cb - Mro Ioso,,b;no
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haven
~
assess 70 NcD. ferguson 4 3 :
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y u q y n q NV e seq 2 : 2 ! 2
9.
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a y a,6 y n -I4os Y Y u y lot - y
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I /, $ q ioe ( ana loe DIX
10; =
eser u Lucicn g WITS; y =.
om1th-oe dr sec 9 ~ e.
victoria Blllups TO ?. :, Jo r
a p.,13 u DIX % anu ; u Okl e
brooK1 % 4
a Az = =. Seayey e Peter Nichols
Ivy y e Z l4o S t, Y S 81 qr now
ln FearinaVen, $4OD.UV.
?; swain TO Peter Nichols
10. lo' = u " qr q he . I sec
- :. : ! 9 g.
mos. jackson TO Scully Union 9
= e ne q Z e o. NY q" sec 81 : ! 7 2
e, assessed &C SzO.VO;
Frank Converse to Jesse W
Jfeer-NW or OF ne or ana Ut
q pc az ana 2 nI Of Sc qr sec IL Z
2 ! 2 E;
y. ~. zachary % JACK Gurus
? % q sc qr sec z Y Of q sW az
less 10 q on y sioe ana ne qr OF
sW qI sec I ana e nI 81 sW 81 sec
2 az ~ 9 9.
~. Y. bannlsGer e " !, Ai.
a 9 81 Of ne qr sec 70 Z
I : 2 g. ,,.,,.
Alderman 20 Wine = { !,
L-alra-NW or OF sW qr sec y Q
! s.. Z,
\ Asdefman g MIS-. oaI ! !
N y l.aird Ae qr ol NY ST sec 2 Z
9 : e,
" q. hatllH 20 2. =, hasiln
: 81 oI-nW az OF Sc qr sec 20 : 2 7
I E; $50
Y 2. hatiln 20 "a. 2. ha5lin
= !, flf 81 nv qr Ct sc ST sec " : 2 y
e.
". q. Ease 60 I M. Casee ~.
q sW qf sec
?. =; reeves 20 q, ~, aerIlng
|son-7W qr q hW AZ see ~ 7 2 I
8;
"A Hartman @ Z ~: 1ase
oW qr :, g se ST seq e : { g, { {:
s.: Y. oeaVey 20 sEu s2ilileLl2- NV
.qr Of Sc az sec . e.
Upton 90 MIS-. Bette
=. Cocker Land AZ sec 9 z I : Y 81.
Margaret ATFalaI0 TO hGBeGca
The leader., 1904-08-10
GhanbGFlal.Halt Academy,
PORT GIBSON. MISS,

Magnificent new brick baildirgs. Gle most
complete in the south for a boys boarding
sehpoi Ninety rooms. steam heat. electric
lights. sanitary plumbing. campus 4 ty acres
hea;thfni location 10 the hill couatry.t
Superior discipline home influence. thorough
Instruction, military tralnihg if dfsirea. Mum
Der limited, certificate admits to universities
For catalogue address
oets M @. GUTHRIE. Principal
The leader., 1904-08-10
/ TINES ADVANCES ST..

may not be agree
able vet each year
adds 10 ourknowI
edge while IN
creasing our age.
We live andlearn.
That is Why pic
lures taken here
now are superior
TO those taken a
year ago.
The leader., 1904-08-10

Charlie Heuck's ware room
went up like Jonah's gourd vine.
The leader., 1904-08-10

Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
q. p. JONES, Pres.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-14

as will be seen, and the market was unques-
tionably top-h heavy and depressed. with exees-
sive stocks. The Eastern market. however, Was
nrmer- This Eastern Butter now coming IN IS
very fine as already mentioned, and when cut
up into squares with California brands sells
right along side by side with frst-class State
goods.
Cheese is quieter and is not as frm as it has
been of late Prices show change.
The frmness in Eggs continues and the quo
tationS for ranch obtained without DIM
Guilty few sales fraction above p 1sc
were reported yesterday. Receipts are gradu-
ally decreasing There is not much business IN
store Eggs nowadays and they do not cut the
figure that they used to- but few come in.
1t is believed that the increase in the popula-
tion Of the interior towns has led TO a larger
consumption of these store Eggs but few
find their way to this city
Receipts were IA 9cO lbs Butter. 14S5 cases
Eggs and 92O0 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands. 21G22c
for extras and 2Oc for lrsts; dairy 1742Oci
store Butter. 14Gi6c; Eastern creamery. 191zG
20c Eastern lade packed 14dl51ac per ID.
CHEFSE-9d915c for choice mild new and
S4S12c for lower grades: Young Americas, 100
101zc: Eastern. 10d15c; Utah. 12c per ID.
EGGS-Ranch. 24@2715c for fair to choice;
store. 19722c; Eastern, 20Q221zc for hrsts and
17d19c for seconds
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-14
Hides, TdHo70, Wool and Hops.

A local house says of Wool: There no
changes to report in existing conditions in the
local market for Wool The spring clip of the
State and the entire coast is pretty we'll mar
keted and there will be little stock held or
carried forward, both demand and prices are
most satisfactory to growers. Indications are
favorable for prompt sales of choice fall clips
at better prices than realized last season.
Lamb Wool is reaching the market freely
and prompt buyers are found for all offerings
at full quotations !"
HIDES AND SKINS-CuIls and brands sell
about 1Q1c under quotations. Heavy Salted
Steers, 91ac; medium, Sh49c; light. SdSHc;
Cow Hides. s@SAc for heavy and
S6S15c for light; Stays. &c; Salted
Kip. &c; Salted Veal 1Oc; SaIted
Calf 1Q15G11c; dry Hides Ice: dry Kip 13c;
dry Calf, 1Sc; Sheepslins shearlings 2564Oc
EACH short Wool, 40dG5c each: medium 750
9Oc; long Wool. s1G1 so; Horse Hides, salt.
50 75 for large and $2G2 80 for medium. 81 25
Hides. dry 81 75 for large and 81 80 for
medium. $1Q1 25 for small and soc for Colts.
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, soc: dry salted
Mexican. 25c; dry Central American 30632 I1c.
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. Zoe: extra large
do. 81 20; large and smooth. SOC; medium. 35c;
small. 2Oc.
TALLOw-No. 1 rendered. 494ze per ID;
No 2 315c: grease. ~ 63c.
WOOL-Spring Clip-Humboldt and Mendo-
months 10@12ci do months. 9G1lc per ID;
Middle Counties. 1391Tc for free and 12d15c
for defective: Northern. 1661Sc for free and
14d16e for defective; Nevada. 1S916c. accord
ing to condition.
HOPS-Nominal at 20d2715c per ID for Cali
fornia, 1908 Contracts for 1904 crop are quoted
at 1715Q20c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-14
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The Potato market was sIenderly supplied
curing the early trade owing to the late ar
rival OF the principal river boat and the prices
established for Burbanks on the preceding day
were weu maintained. with occasional sales Of
the best stock reported at premium Prices
receded, however upon the arrival of the be-
lated boat, and the market closed rather easy
with 81 80 an extreme figure. Early Rose were
lower owing to the lack Of demand for shin
greatly increased receipts, Onions were =. In
light receipt and firmly held at the previously
quoted rates.
The market for miscellaneous vegetables was
demoralized, with Summer Squash and Cucum .
bers the most plentiful and weakest descrip-
tions. Tomatoes, too were abundant and il
was difficult to obtain over SOC for small pack
ages from Vacaville and vicinity. Peppers Egg
Plant Green Okra and String Beans continued
to arrive freely and second quality offerings
dragged badly.
POTAToES-New Burbanks from the river.
81 50Q2 per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. 81 S562 10
per cti; Early Rose. 81 40@1 90; Garnet Chiles
81 35g1 so; old Potatoes, $1G1 % per ctl
ONIONS-New Red, 81 Is per SACK Silver
skins 81 40GI1 so per etl
VEGETABLES-Green Corn S1Gl so per
sack and 81 SOAP per crate; Asparagus 46
&c per ID; Rhubarb. 100000 per box: Garden
Peas, 31sG4c per lb; String and Wax Beans
2G3c per lb; Lima Beans Sc per lb; Tomatoes
in small boxes and crates. 406T5c: large open
boxes. 81 25G1 so: Summer Squash 25d4Oc
sack; Cucumbers. 25G50c per box; Garlic, 384c
per III; Egg Plant, 81 25d1 80 per box: Dried
Peppers, SG10c for sum dried and I2556II3c per
lb for eyaporated; Dried Okra 12h6I5c per lb
Green Okra, 10d121zc per lb: Green Peppers
81 25@1 80 per box.