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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
INMAh TOOK
HIS LIFE

That ne witt G. Inman. the
young man whose body was found
In tho bay yesterday. committed
suicide a. a result OF ~ health
and deapoudency. was practically
proven yesterday BY the receipt
Of a postal card mailed 10 a brother
inlas. Edward Wilson. Of i321
Ninth nv. IN which the deceased
stated that he was going away for
ever, and asked everyone TO forgive
him.
inman Tor ten years was on the
police force ~ Chicago. later he
was policc clerk Of the Dcuyer
station. and recently came to Seat.
tie for hia health The body Ia be-.
Ina held pending Instructions from
hIa Sife. who Is In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
DISASTROUS DAY
FOR THE TALENT
B6Okmakers Clean up al Expense Of Public al the
Meadows Performance Of Sampler, Who Won
Easily After Previously Showing no Form, Starts
Investigation.

ond "a the last race be surprised
no ono more than his uwner. Guy
nemins. who did not get nickel
on the horse Sir Preston ia a
notorious bleedeF and has BLEED In
all his races for tho past two years
and for this reason Demlng was
afraid ~ risk his coin The animal
did not bleed yesterday, however,
until no got back 20 tho stable
when he blcd profusoly. II 10 this
propensity to bleed that makes Str
Preston bad aottlng proposition.
Jockey Palms. after a consider.
able period Of retirement. again
broke into tho spotlight lie won
with Pay Me. st 10 to 1. and fin.
lahed second with ncllaco. AZ i6
20 l. RE also finished Inside the
money with Import aud Coutestrix
Jockeys Mandera and McCiAin
divided the riding houOra yoster.
day. They each rode two winnora.
AuhHNN Certainty run SOME IN thn
first raee, She was IN froat all
the way.
pictro Martno hunted up tho
cashier aftor ulvonui laioFio won
There was no way 10 stop hlm
from betting ca a horse with a
name Ike that
zaa
iohuny Miilln bot on Snnpiper.
bat never oashed another bot all
day,
The Bohemian club. under thu
pllotage Of Harry Froeiich. won
st.i00.
Nelson Jones had a good DAY and
hsa work sun 81 500
Edwin r. Fryer. who has been
~ recently. was back on the sob
at tho helm ~ the BOSTON club. Tho
book won 81 SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
CHAIN GANG FOR
PARK WASHERS

Hereafter "mashers" caught OK.
ling ladies' and girls In the public
parks will be given sentences car.
rying terms on the chain gang As
a result OF recent complaints. Chief
Of Police Wappenstein has decided
20 adopt drastic measures, and nc.
cordlng 10 him there viii be- no
begging on account Of position or
pull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
INVITATION
FOR EAGLES

The city eauheii last evening
paesrd resolution extendinF an
invitation 20 tho Grand isosiEr nf
Eagles to hold the tenth annual
grand aerto IN this CITY In i9es
This years aeffo wili b. held Al
Norfolk In September. snd Seattle
delegates viii present the larita.
ton at that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
ANNOUNCE EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations will be held By tho
United States civil service com.
mission on Sept. Z 90 secure eliEi
bloa 10 fill vacancies ia the position
% Topographic surveyor IN tho
neYy department. aud also for en-
glneerH In tho Indian service IN
South Dakota. An examination
will be held on Sept . for crop
tochnologiHta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Cheap Excursions fast

ny the Oregon Il. r. & May, Co,
August 8. 0 and 10: Sept. II. ~ aud
10, Chicago and return. $3.50. ST.
Louis. $3.50. Omaha, Kansas city.
etc. $50. Good ninety days with
stopoverH. Full particulars AZ I'm
ion Ticket office. q. y. ellis, Cen
eral Agent. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Of oblong II does away with nurs.
ing balls In tho corners for long
runs. for the obvious reason that
there are no corners
The round game IL said 10 be
more scientific. affording interest.
ing combinations that are not pon.
sible on the regulation tables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
SHORTAGE OF MILK.
tssar special ssr.Ies.)

Fofar 5pHtIAF btFNIcs.I
EVERETT. Aug e.--Owsng To
tho proiongcd drought there IL
danger 81 a serious milk shortage
MIA dealers are now refusing 10
supply Rny except their regular
customers. and a slight advance
has been made IN pficca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Round billiards 10 The latest Eu
ropean pastime.
The new form % game has mot
with favor IN England. and its In.
PRODUCTION into tho United States
Il expected shortly.
The table is cushioned after tho
usual fashion. but Il round instead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
ELECTION ON OCT. s

West Seattle. nov the Four.
tncnth ward II this city. wtil elect
IT, councilman on the eighth ~
October The primaries sill ~
held on The twenty firt 81 Sep.
tutnbsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
Aurolsrs ARE ARRESTED.

EVERETT. Aug s-P ~ Back
croft and A. d Miller. two autaisia.
we're gathered "a by the police
Sunday accused Of violating the
speed ordinance The police say
that the men were racing their
machines on Hewitt av. paying 40.
tie attention to anything bat their
race. Their case was put over IN.
"a next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
suswsll TO 81 GUEST.

Admiral william T nuFwril cou.
maudani q The nav yard. wili bo
the zacat % honor 81 the uext
meeting 81 the KlnR County Rapab.
lican club which Will bs held Al
the Hathsksiier Friday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

W. u. Kempf II confined IN
Providence hospital with q broken
leg, as the result Of jumping out
OF the window OF an inbound Luna
Park car last night at about If
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Tho city 10 about 90 replank
Eastlake av. which gives some
doubt 10 the proposition that the
main route 20 the Alaska. Yukon.
Pacific exposition be paved with
asphalt
An ordinance introduced IN tho
council last night proposes 20
spend about $1,000 In putting
down new plank from the south
end Of Lake union to the Latona
bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
THE CHILDREN AL

LOVE vi
as well as the older members 9
the family. and thlhk there 7
nothing more delicious and y
froshing than cur root beer, g.
ger ale. cream soda and ~
brew We bottle all kinds q CT
donated watera-vichy. selia<
crystal rock and red cross -
cral waters and deliver % y
case at your residence. 70 crasa
free Of charge.
Pacific & Puget Sound seii.n'
Company. Phone ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Charley. one OF seattle's south.
paws. underwent the real TIN can
degree upon hla departure from IT.
Louis Ia Montgomery.
some OF the Cardinals slipped
into the club heuae and tied several
articles Of goat food TO hts baggage
II was all a joke hard feelings.
of course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Money loaned on diamonds, etc.
Strictly confidential. Reasonable
rates 204 Bailey Bldg. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
TO AID NAVIGATION.

Bids for tho dredging OF SWino.
miah slough. near La Connect. 10
furnish for the smaller sound
steamers a safe channel for theln.
side passage 10 and from nelilng
ham bay. are being asked Tor by
the United States government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

bat,ieahip Nebraska at navy yard
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Ba,tleshIp Nebraska at Navy Yard
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
SEATTLE HIGH LOSES

Mmnw q. res Avs 4 aehmuw was
hif hard b tieS MHhai tom fass
fsrdsy and the hitch school hure iast
with = SCORE ~ - of aeaftia's
hus hilton at tNQ and HsmeuwN set
three haEWaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

The Cubs open at Vancouver TO
day for a week. plaTinE Sundays
game hero. Tho canucka have
been coming along In tine shape
aud the Seattle boys VIII have %
hustle 20 win Some good contests
auThl "a be- seen Ia the British city
this weak.
Rush viii be on tho firing line
for the Cubs today lie has been
pitching 90 10 hia accustomed
form roesnllY and should give a
good account Of himself
Dug viii very likely Try out the
lanky acquisition. fnrderhaan.
this week II be comes ~ 90 en-.
pectatiuna he will be Eivrn a res.
ALTAR place GA the stout ones
gwirlinE staff
u looks a. Il BELL. the hard BIT.
tina fielder OF tho Butte team. IL
sure enough going % the New
York Americans Clark Grifiiths
vas IN doubt between Kenny NJ.
ers and neii hul finally decided
Oh the Miner.
The flEht In the Amegican
league II a close one. resFuit has
ous,ca Chicago fof fret place and
Philadelphia II close ON The heels
% the White son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

WHOM Sir Preston finished sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Fleet Of Battleshipa at Navy Yard
sss
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Boats leave Pier 2 tor Navy Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

L. c. Aekcrly VAS served up a.
a rcd hot good thing TO win the
mn race and hseked from 20 8
down 70 II % 10 Tie was never
IN tho hunt and finished outside
the money The winner turned up
IN tho 5 10 I shot. Calmar. Who
led All tha way and won easily BEL
iacs. Al ~ TO 1. rot the place and
School Bell. at 20 TO 1. showed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

St0rma vas made a 2 to favor.
tie In The fourth and came 70 the
relief % the talent by getting OF
IN front and leading all the way,
winning by two lcngths from
Leash. who closed zironE Croin
dor got third place easily. I'm Joe
ran a bad race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

W. q. Yanke seems 20 have a
hard time holding on 10 I'm Joe
The little horse was claimed yes
terday By y. O. Van Bokkelcn for
$3.50. I'm Joe was recently claimed
BY Phil Reilly. but Yanke after.
wards FepuFchaaed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

A. J Jackson 70, IN the nmelizht
when he won two races in success.
sion. one with storma and the
other with Calmar As Mr.. Jack.
son bet on both his horses. he spent
q pleasant afternoon which was
only slightly married when McCaf.
ferry bid Up stoFma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

After sforma had taken the
fourth race. C. C. Mccaffcrty bid
the mare up from $500 10 S60a. NJ
which price she was retained BY
her owner. A. J Jackson. utth tho
s. bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

The long spell OF ililuek that has
pursued Che boOkmakers came 10 an
end yesterday whom horses that
wers practically uHhaekad got tho
money. Only one fAyoFlte scored,
and as five first choices went down
10 defeat the talent experienced a
disastrous day Tho winning OF
Sanplpcr was an unexpected one,
after his bad race OF few days
age. and the books all profted by
his victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

white r WAS backed from 7 q 5
90 even money hy the talent, but
could never catch the flying san
piper at 20 1, who won very
easily az the end by two lengths
from the faTorite Import, The sec
ond choice. got third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

A ragged collection Of cat con
Eumers faced the starter In the
third event. Journey 81 ono aud
one eighth miles RonAr vas a 90
z faYoFitc. but finished unplAced
Virginia Boy led Tor a mile hut quit
absolutely In the stretch. Pay Me.
AZ 10 a. 4. finished strong and cut.
lasted Royal Rod. who had heen
backed from 8 10 | down 20 % 2.
winning By a head Jinglor. at :
90 I. was a distant thiFd.
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steak
Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-06

Sen. Warner. At S 70 2. was sery.
cd up ~ favorita OF the opening
dash but he seemed 60 iach HIS
usual speed and could never set
~ the front kunsgn. the seeond
choice. led an the way and won
easily from the rs to l shot. Han.
lada. sen. Warner got the show
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NcW York Nov. 2-SUGAR-Tha London raarsst
was steady and somewhat higher with November
quoted az 9s sid and December az 9s I'D The
local market was quiet with centrifugal IS test al
$50; mLscoyadO. s. test, 34o and mossses sugar.
g test, S5. The market for rsfned sugar was
quiet but steady and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet aud easier with mschine-rnade bar
rels quoted al 55z Resin duh. with common 70
good strained, As Tar vas dull and lower. a. 800
for Oh barrels.
BUTTER-Receipts. ABS packages; moderate de-
maud, easy Creamery extras 2; frSts. 24a24z.
EGGS-Beceipts. 4e5l cases. Fine fresh finn.
nearhy white. fancy. l0ai5; mixed, fancy, sia9s
Western 1rSts. Ga6.
MlLLFEED-Steady: quie;. Spring bran. l00-Ib-
sacks, 70 arrive, lake and rail- 27lG. middlings.
20; city bran, S.5o, IN b1R; Western red dog.
% 10. % arrive.
FLOUR-Quiet slight supply. Spring patents.
55la600i spring clears, Seas q winter straiEhts
90; winter clears. 45sA50, kansas IN sacks.
patents. 5.z5a5l0 srraights. L7szs 3 clears. 420a
40
RYE FLouR-DaH; mesger supply. Quote 4s5a
SIS
CORNMEAL-steady: snail trade. KFn-dried,
FOR export 375s2S0: coarse meal IN bags LsSal IS.
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Insctive; light supply.
Choice quoted. 30a3l0
HAY-Firm; sgprly light Receipts $50 tons.
Prime timothy. ID; Nc /. Ll0aLE; No. 2 LOS
No. g. IN
STRAW-Trade quiet Long rye. aaS.
BEEF-steady; hght business. Family, llo0sl5,co
packet l2GaI1I
PoRK-FHm; supply small Mess. I65lalZ8
family l9aH.
TALLOW-stsady and slow. City in hozsheads. 8
LARD-Dull. Prime Western 9I5, city, $50;
refined continent s54- South American. I8Ig; re-
fined Brazilian, kegs. u5; CITY sJsarine, l6; cleo
stlarlne- easy. Neu York, Sn; ChicaEu. So.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller < Co, members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and The
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1888 f street north
west
New York Nov Z-The Chronicle figures Of the
visible supply are 3ls5OO0 bales against 33l4 oU
bales last year. The American supply Is 2s25 600
bales. against 900 bales last year These figures
indicate increase last week Of l52 600 bales
loss Of l2s 900 bales from 1905 and a decrease Of
657 600 bales from 1906
The market improved some this morning this
being due to covering Of shorts and missionary work
Of certain bull interests who thought the time rpe
for bringing IN support tho long side OF the mar
ket. There considerable selling for Southern
account as prices hardened. the buying being re-
striCted 10 the support Of shorts Of the smaller
type and parties who control the months Fx-
tensiTe and confident trading Is restricted by the
unknown movement Of the latter. There is little in
the weekend figures % influence the markt or stir
up enthusiasm. Everything seems to turn on the
movement, which is stin hampered By money strin-
geucy. change Of front at this stage is not in
order. and prefer to sell whenever the market
hardens
Liverpool is due to come unchanged on Monday.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by MiHsr & Co, members q
the Nov ICk stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orelan Cotton ExchAngs, lS3 + street north
sest
Chicago. Nov. Wheat opened fairly steady as a
result Il frraer Liverpool cables. but gradually
weakened and Developed into another sick affair.
The local crowd who. for the past few days have
been endcarnrug 20 bull the market in the face
4 the pCssimigtiC news from financial eenters.
hquidated freely, and the only thing IN or opinion
that saved the market from closing stili lower Wds
purchases against downward iudeaEties Every
fhiHs IN the WAY of news WAS disc1gTagug the edge
being od the cash market exporters Withdrawing
and adTCes fTOm the East failed % indicate any
possible Thcf IN the financial strIugenCy m the
near future.
The corn market opened strong on wet weather.
general poor huSkng Returns. ard b,ymg hy local
crowd but soon turned easy on sympathy with
wheat and on scattered selling tg commission
hasSs-s. the market hu8ly closing heavy near the
low level q the day While news was quite bullish
every item was 0veTshsd0ved bv the tightugss of
u0Lcy and inability 20 scCur funds % finance cash
transactions While corn Is undoubtedly iu a strong
position, we cannot consistently advise purchases
except on material setback II is not a question
Z values. but Of money. Estimated cars to-uor-
row. ll6
The opening in oats was strong. with wheat and
corn. bUt ;hc attempt Of a leading local long 20
unload broke the market sharply Trade of small
volume and market narrowed down Cash oats
steady in sample market. cash demand poor sales,
500 bushels. CiCauuCs. l000l cars here, I07. esti-
msisd cars fos M1nday IT,
Provisions weakened under free selling ty a large
local packing concern and despite a huli,h showing
n statistic The weeks hog receipts az Western
ccn;eTs less than twothirds that Of wear ago or of
ihe preceding week. Estimated hogs for Monday.
. 90 FOR the week. rs co..
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore Nov. 2,-Forovins are the Official
pTiCJs for to-day
WHEAT-Stock in elevators, 970s29 bushels of.
ferings were restricted 10 a small bag parcel which
sold at "a by sample. Contract opened easier. De
cembeT l05i2. Sales. IC1O bushels steamer No red
spot. 6iz 5e00 bushels December lO2@S; agO bush
els do, l0. Settling prices officially posted were
No red Western, L03; contract spot COL. No z
red, $50; steamer No. red 96l4 steamer No red
Western. 99a. The market for Western closed weak.
spot. November. L0% December. IG5 Contract
closed weak; spot. November. &c December on
FLOUR-Winter extra. 395a4 L: do. clear 4 9la
Ai5 do. straight l6JaL75; do. patent 4sla5 as.
spring clear. A35a475: do. straight 525as 20. do
patent 5G0a5.s5; City Mills best patent. 6 q. IA
high grade patent 5.f5; do. straight. SIS. DO
choice family 475 extra 2s0aL00
CORN-Stock IN elevators 253 g53 bushels. Track
yellow eom domestic delivery. 57a671k Der t,sbeI
for car lots prime spot. Market steadier CON
tracts opened fTm; year. 4k Settling prices
officially posted were: No. white 66IL uive5
e6A. The market fer Western closed finn. srot
November, $50; year, s3's; February. 63: January.
62A.
OATS-StoCk in elevators 2lsl5l bushels. shin
ments from elevators, u,s23 bushels. White No
heavy, 55o55iz; do, No. , light to medium 5ia5is
do. No. 8, heavy, 53l4a5llz No g. medium. 63a5i
do, No. 3 light. 81 5l2a5z; do. No (. light 10 beavv
9sa5li mixed, Ne. ?, 5Sas5'z; do. No. 3 52a59lk
do. No. T. 5ls5IA.
RYE-stock in elevators, l8609 bushels. shin
merits from elevators. 7l5- No 2 Western rye rrsr
oushei' y-ag5i Ne. re domestic s7aSs
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nog. Money on call loaned on the
stock exchange at % Per cent to-day Rates duriD.
the week have ranged between IS and Der cent
averaging about 80 The market has been very act
i've, although the demand has been less urgent than
last week Out-of-t0Wn banks and some Of the
trust companies. have appeared sgain as lenders on
Wall street collateral. ON Monday loans were made
at 3 and per cent Tuesday az T5 and 4 Wefnes
day, al % and 3; Thursday. at % and g. and In
day. at . and {.
Time money was unohtaiuable until THURSDAY
when some foreign bankers put out small amounts
for sixty and ninety days rates ranging from II
20 Is per cent. II was also reported that some in
dlvlduals made some twelyemontb leans on high
gTade collateral al per cent, but an city iustitu-
tions wers out Of the market entirely. Nominal
rates we're 6l2 TO per cent
Mercantile Iapcr was az a standsfU tbrourh7,,-
the entire week Owing 70 the conditions in cali
and time money markets. there was no demand yhst-
ever. Nominal rates we're ~ % 10 Tar cent
Sterling was subject to extremely violent Hur+ra-
tions this week, and bin selling an the Wav from
4Siai.SS. Rates for actual business closed as fol-
lows: Sixty days, 479aiS1; demand 4sF.aI7. ca
bles Asslsa4 s.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


/ BCTTER-Suppy liberal; market firm. Creamery,
fancy, alsa22; do, Western frsts. 29a5o; d. sec
onds g5a26 process. fancy 96a27; do. fair to good
22a3: dairy. choice ga2l good l9a9O: storepacked.
/ fresh l9a30
/ CHEESE-AIarket firm and active on all kinds
New YoTk State factory. large, l6i4aE: d. fats
Is; do. small ISL do, Summer, large, Halls. d.
summer, small, Nalfa; DO. fair TO good. Ba5;
Western factory. new. choice, H'aal5; do. tair to
/ good. il ; Virginia. TO-
/ EGGs-Supply liberal; market stronger. Nearby
/ fresh Virginia 25a25 West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. .; Tennessee. 3; North Carolina. q cold
storage. %.
/ LIVE POULTRY-Receipts light; market strong.
Chickens fancy l3; do large. l3; small I3ali: hens
Il ROSTERS Z, ducks. large l2al3; do. small l0all
geese leal2: turkeys toms. per ID. l6al7; do hens
/ Il; DO, thin, 10; keats, 10
DRESSED PCULTRY-Reccipts moderate: mar
ket firm. Turkeys, hens undrawn, per b. lsal9;
do. average undnwn. l7alS; do. thin 10; old toms.
l6; chickens large l3; hens choice Ilal2; ROSTERS
sa9 ducks. old, 9al0; spling bali; geese. San
DRESSED MEATS-CalTes full dressed. a00al0O0:
head5 off 800; kogdrCs5ed calves s00 hams Co.lr-
try, sugar-cured Halls; hogs, small aud neat. pr
Cwt Siaa9: do medium. Sasl1: do, heavy 7izas
VEGETABLES Potatoes, homegrown. l75a2C0.
de-. rural. 0oa65. sweet potatoes per bb, I75a2 %
vans 80; cabbage per Dbl. 30: tucumbers North
Carolina. l0Jal59: onions. Maryland and Virginia
per bbl 250a275
GREEN FRUITS-Apples York Imperial, per
bbl, 2OOa3O0 Ben Davis. 2cOa275; Wine Sap. 2Oa
300 fancy table fruit. 25oa400; Spy. 225s3 5 loose
packed 50aLE.
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples slioed. fancy. Sal; do.
sliced bright, faS
SUNDRIES-Beeswax 30: taIlow, 5a5k honey
white clover, lib. new, I3 do, 2-lb new. IOal2
ginseng. per h.. 6ola6.50. Seneca, per h. ta;
Golden Seal ioai5; Pink, lzaI; Mandrake, 2a3 ;
Snake Root. 81.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice, l0oal,04i do, fair to good
9SalOO; do. ordinary, 9Oa9l; rye I5 corn, shelled
white 72a73; do. yellow, 75a75; do. ear 39Oa4 %
oats Western. white. No 2 57a55; do. mixed,
55aB
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free Of
hurs per h.. 80: do. unWashed free of burs, per
b.. 26 do. bury. per ID. 25; hides green. per
b.. 9; do. dry, per lb. l5al7; sheepskins green.
each. sOal00: do dry. each, 25a75; caskins green
each. l.35.
CHESTNUTs-Per nog1nd 10
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Nov 2-CATTLE-Receipts. 800 head
estimated fer Monday, a5 O0: unchanged.
H0GS-Receipjs so00 head, estimated for Mon
day. - 600; market 5 cents higher. Light 570a
65; rough. 54a759; mixed. 5.70a65O; heavy. 555a
SO: pigs s7Oa5.7a
SHEEf-Receipts le9 head. estimsted for Mon
DAY. Is 100. unchanged
New York Nov. 2-CATTLE-R Receipts l. 80 head
no sales on live weisht; nCminally steady. dressed
beef in moderate demand and steady. Native sides
SsIo1z. fancy Il; Texas beef 6i.a7
Galveston; receipts. 75 head; no trading 10
dly; nominaly steady for al grades Dressed
calves duh, steady City dressed veaIs 7izaI2iz
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Reccipts IA head: de-
maHd fair and prices Stsady Small sheep. 30a250
prime lambs 66oa7.I5: n Canada lambs offered
HOGS Receipts. $3.50 head; steady feeling al yes
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