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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Second Church of Christ, Scientist sunday services at Warner hall, l0II Chapel street at l0;S0 q. m and ISD D. m, Subject God the preserver of Man sunday school at ll,ij a. m Tes- llmonial meeting, Wednesday at s ?, m. A lree reading room ts maintained by this church in suite 22, Warner hall, lOii Chapel street which is open week days from II a, m, 10 i p, m. and Mon day All are welcome.
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. -- Pastor John w. Maynard, D,D-ll.8O morning worship with sermon hy the pastor l2'Q0 sunday school, G30. Ep worth league service; it3o, evening Worshlp with sermon, by the pastor.
 Humphrey Street Congregational church Public worship at l0,S0 a. m., with sermon by the pastor, Rev r. K. lmckey, on The Recent Revolution ln Turkey q Triumph of the Unseen Forces and Tonic sfor Christian lH,lh' la the evening, al 1,3o, devo- tlonal service. with brief address by the pastor Bible school at l2 m; Christian EndcaNur a 6,3O D. m Morning music ny the choir; Anthem Light of the World. Groyl; offertorN send out Thy Light CSchneckerl Evening mu- sic. Anthem, The Golden Threshold.' lNevinl, and onrertory. alto solo, 70 Jesus Thou Art Standing lGeibleD
 United church North church on the Greenl Morning worship at l0.ao, with sermon by the Rev X W Vernon, DID,, of Vale Divinity school
 Dwight Place Congregational church. Rev William w. Leete D.n pastor 1030 and ,3o. public worship. preach ing by the Rev. Roscoe Nelson of Wind sar; exchange with the pastor i2;Ol. Bible school, 6.3o, Young Peoples meeting
 Plymouth church The Rev. William w. Mclauo D p, pastor Divine wor- ship and sermon al 10 90 and 30 Sun. d1y school l2; Young Peoples meet
 Center church Morning service at DD. or south Norwalb Devotional service at ? m Address by tho preacher of tnc morning
 Christ church Holy Communion, 80 q mi; Maths liiony md sermon hy Rev Auhrr s llcyd nn. i0;3O a m sunday school l2id, eveusnng and ser mon by Rev C q Kennedy iG0 r n
 Trinity r. F. church Services 10 morrow q. r. Holy Communion, lQ,8o a n', Morning laaver and scr mon by the Right Rev Frederick Rnr- goss pD. Bishop of Long Island: l21 Sunday school 80 o'clock Even ing Prayer and second of the Berkeley sermons by the Rt Rep Frederick BGrgess p.D Eisnop of Long Island.
 The F.rst Methodist Episcopal cnurrh. corner Elm md college streets. Roy Francis r Brown, pastor Class meeting al a.30, public worship nt o3u with sermon by the Rev Morris II Turk php pastor ot the First Com Rrcgntional church et Natick. Mass. Bible school ai nnon Chinese Sunday school at 23oi Junior league at ilh. Epworih league at { go puhlie worship at 3o. wlth sermon hg thr Rev Dr Morris Y Turk
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on Tuesday evening last at the Y. w C. A. the class members with their friends and tho members of tho family enjoyed line program of music ana rocitation Too late 10 make public announcement it was learned that Edward Woodstock. who had been expected was detained out of town, but Miss Nina <. Williams. vocalist, and Miss Florence Hawley. pianist, supplied the musical part of the program most acceptably
 Miss Colen Cecil Futile. a eraduato of the Emerson school of nratory and q pupil Of Leland Powers opened tae evenings entertainment "The Christ mas Substitute" in which Miss Pearl Rose assisted The stiffness Of the au- dlcncc was a fine tribute to lts appre- citation of this beautiful. but pathetic selection. A humnrous recitation How Mrs Gerard orders Her First Dinner" was received with repeated applause, as well as the bright litlc encores
 Miss Futile though stranger to ! the NeW maven pHhtIf, IS fasi NinNlOE ] friends at the Y. w. C. A where she | teaches on Monday evenings.
 The result sought in hcr work Is tho highest development Of individual ] expression In class members.
 The work Is classified under three ] divisions.
 l. The mental and literary analysis Of the selection,
 2 Voice training, with a knowledge 1 of voice production.
 3, Gesture and pantomlme.
 Other class departments at tho Y. ! w. c. A. are the drcsama king, attend- ant nursing English French, gymna- sium and music The work along these lines Is too well known to Foe pire explanation. but a suggestion g offered, as to the need Of prompt res stration for the winter term. which opens January {. Some classes are al- ready filled. II is not definitely settled that there will be another class a
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PERSONAL NOTES

The first Of the public organ rocit- als announced by the university au- thoritios several months ago VIII be given in Woolscy hall this coming Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Prof. Jcpson, university organist, will rem der a selection of Christmas music. The recital will last about an hour and will be open without charge tn an persons in Nov Haven. except that children cannot be admitted unless accompanied by an older person.
 The following is the program; Tombelle-Carllon Mailing Christmas Suite.
 The Shepherds in the Field. II. Tho Three Wise Men from the
 East. III Bethlehem. Gigout ut--lntnrme2zo Dubois-Pastorale.
 March of the Mari Kings. Handel Halcluiah Chorus Cfrom Che
 Messlah).
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Frs, Baptist church, Edwards and I.f,iurstou streets, Rev Frederick Lent, phD. pastor Services at ia:3l a m and i2l D n. Bible school tt l2 m All welcome tt
 Grace NJ r.. Church cor. Howard avenue ana rorieaa street pastor Row. Fred Saunders Services. lo3o a m, 7.3l D. m Sunday school at ? m tf
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arts and crafts which has been 50 popular this term, hut 1t Is hoped that We may be able to continue the work
 Pupils can be received at any time in the sonool of music,
 Invitations have been issued for Saturday morning, December l9 to the junior members, about hfty in number who have been in the dltfer- ont classes during the fall term, to meet for @ final good time before the Christmas recess, Class recitation hours to 9 D. m.
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Davenport Church. Wooster square; pastor, Rev Ernest L. Wlsmer l03O, morning worship. Sunday school at 2 m Y. r. $ (. r. al 6S0 Evening scr Vice at 7.30 Mid week service, Tues day evening al I30
 First Church of Christ, Scientist Re- publican hall Temple and Grown Streets Entrance on Temple street.
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The committee who were in charge of the "sonS rolIo' given for the ben eft of the Elm City branch of the Tri- bune Sunshine society," request that all members who have not already made returns for their tickets win do so to-day if possible as the commit tee will meet on Monday and are Very anxious to close up their accounts of the entertainment as soon as possl- hle,
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HALL CLOCKS AND WILLARD CLOCKS.
857=859 Chapel St. Tel. 879=2 1


Services Sunday at 1):S0 a. m. and 7:30 ?. m. "Wednesday evening meet Ing at S ?. m. Free reading room in building 902 Chapel street. Room sol open daily from 10 a. m. to D. n.; Tuesday and Saturday evenings TiSo io 2 o'clock Literature for distribution. All are cordially welcome. If
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They Enable the Prudent Huusekeeper to Plan Ahead
PLUM PUDDING.
MTNCE MEAT (Brick's).

CHEESE Narge Assortment). Pineapple. Edam. Camembert, Roquefort, English Dairy, Old American, all kinds jar Chcescs Phil. Cream.
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Mrs Cummins. who has como in from her summer home in Clinton, VIII make her nome this winter with Mr and Mrs walter Wel'mou at 1S Lake Place.
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Unuua y high quality and distinctive designs the atrac ns the Monson Store Our stock for the Holidays has been selected with discriminating and with the thought gifts merit moderate and convinced sh ideas satisfactorily solve the gift problem
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LACE FRUITS AND CRYs
 TALIZED FRUITS.
DATES.
CONNECTIONS.

Chocolates. high grade mixed,
 ID ',.'.,..'.. ..,.'......,,,..., .1OC Caramels, assorted, iOc
 CHOC0LAT MEMBER Bon Bons and Eating Chocolates ---a complete line.
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HOLIDAY BASKET Sparkling Wines. containing ? Pt Champagne, ? 't Burgundy. pi NoScllc.
 Complete S4, 50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-20

goyernments' Nod an estimate of the Santos crop is
o,uuo'oVO TO So00,000 bags. The Rio planters
S eSeliaIe OF the Rio crop is 2.5O0.U0O bags: but
anS nnterests these parties have at stake III CIR
cuIa,,lhs small crop ideas prevent us from ac-
ceP,,lhg thelr estimates at face value Never
.neltss, we are reasonably certain tnat the
coming rnn brazil crop will be at least l,0O0,Ooo 20
t.oVo,ooo bags smaller than the world requires
AS long as the crops are less than the
world consumes can see danger to the
market but should we have excessive crop
again which may happen in year or two, or
eVSn I've, later than that, then il will be time 10
looh out Tor breakers. On the other hand, tne
advance In the price is limited to that at whlcn
tne government is willing to supply the trade
- Inc arrivals of mild coffees in Europe ana
ine united States since January / are somewhat
IN excess or those of recent years during the
same period, despite reports from the best
sources mat these crops 100000 to 100000
Dags smaller than they were OF late years.
Ihese larger arrivals us TO doubt the cor
rectness OF the small crop estimates heretofore
prevalent, although there are good reasons for
ihe rapid marketing of these crops to be found
IN the TACT that consuming markets were yir-
tuaiiy bare of supplies and were therefore eager
10 puy new crop coffees soon as they became
asallaple We learn, in fact. from several small
central American states that their total crop
mas already been shipped out II this Is correct,
then rhe into-sight movement of these kinds
VIII De unusually small during the next eight
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK MAY 19-Another days OF than
100000 shares marked the continued speculative interest the stock
Dealings
upward euad the nugurated The early
either degree
in prices he diordery break the close
Agile trade O
selling
urohtt king sales VIII an the market
at While the
h
year the buying the offered
the bidding
London sale the
ability
conditions
bankruptcy
condi ition relatively 5 of beterment
sale value S43SO00 United
o call,
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THE COFFEE TRADE
The Present supply and the Outlook
for the Coming Crop

The New York circular of Henry Nordlinger
& Co. says:
1--WE refer to last report of the 18th ult
The falling of in the receipts at Rio and Santos
referred to by u.s. has become more accentuatet
since then. so much that they are now RIM
ming on a smaller scale than two years ago We
reiterate that firmly believe the current crop
will prove to be rather under than over 10 800
600 bags for both Rio and Santos
LAS rule. some new crop coffee reaches shin
ping ports during the month of June, and we in
clude average receipts of new crop during that
month in making up estimate The next
crop. however. appears TO be late in ripeninr
Furthermore. rains which set In lin the cofree
growing districts in the state of Sac Paulol
about two weeks ago. and continued for some
time have retarded picking and drying so that
the Santos crop will very likely he later than
usual. in which the June receipts may he
as much as 250000 bags below the average re-
ceipts for that month.
Consumption of Brazil coffee keeps I'M tn its
record figures. having amounted to il 800 600
bags during the 10 months July to Apri1 in
elusive, and promising to reach 13 500 600 ha ars
during the crop year compared with IL 600 900
bags the previous year and II, 600. 900 bags two
years ago.
.The existing worlds visible supply OF Brazil
coffee was ON the lst inst. Is 560000 hac of
which the government owns Z. .7S0. 900 bags leav-
ing available for the trade 3 7S0 Oo0Shacs or
which l,3ooO0O bags were then in Brazilian
shipping ports.
''Our advance information is to the effect that
the santos crop VIII not exceed Q 9.000. 600 bags.
nor that Of Rio 100000 bags The Sac Paulo
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks and the coppers several points lower
Spot 10 points and futures IL to 25 points lower
Silver unchanged. Copper metal sc higher.
Good trading in local stocks and bonds
Mining stocks generally quiet, with the majority lower
Exchange firm, with Ilongkong higher.
Shipment of S15Sz79 in silver bullion to Hongkong
Estimates OF the coming coffee crop vary considerably
Wheat higher at Chicago but unchanged here.
Barley futures higher. Spot grain unchanged
Oats and very firm, with some fluctuations.
China shipping low grade -four into this market
Shipping varieties OF beans higher and very firm.
No further change in hay or feedstufs
Prunes again advanced under short crop influence.
Dried fruits and raisins show numerous variations.
Provisions firm and pointing upward.
No further changes in cattle sheep or hogs.
Considerable wool being secured and shipped east.
Hops selling better but low prices. Hides unchanged
Old potatoes advancing crop dragging. Onions weak.
Poultry in oversupply and weak
Eggs higher. Cheese weak Butter frmer
Fruit market we'll supplied with berries and cherries
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with the demand quotations vary but little from
day to day Late summer vegetables. such as
summer squash, string beans and eucumbers, are
arriving freely from various sections and are
selling well at satisfactory prices. while a run
of light receipts of rhubarb. asparagus and green
peas has strengthened values for those deserip-
tions Mar5sYille cucumbeFs were Offering yes
terday at 81 box and met with prompt sale,
Texan and local dollhouse articles. Occasional
shipments of egg plant and green peppers are
coming In from the SOUTH the former selling
around 15c pound and the latter at 2Je- Onions
are steadily weakening, with the already heavy
accumulation of the new red variety being added
to daily, and holders of the Bermuda and Aus
clearances. Old potatoes are selling readily at
rising prices, while general offerings Of new crop
stock are dragging, though there is ready mar
ket for desirable lots.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks. 81 .1061.4o per
ctl; river whites. T5e@s1 per bag; sweet Pota-
toes, S2.5o@3 per ctl; new potatoes, Ia G2c
per lb.
Onions Australian, sS.5O@3.T5 per etl; Ber-
mudas, s1.40@1.50 per crate; new reds, 9oe@
81 .25 per sack.
vegetables-Aspnragus, TGsc per ID for ex-
ira. 51a96c for No. l and 4q5c for No. 2;
tomatoes, Mexican. S1.50G1.T5 per crate; Gu
cumbers, 406 75c per dozen; green peas. $1-20g
so per sack for common aud 81. I5@2 for fancy;
string and beans, 699c per lb: summer
squash. .25 per box; rhubarb. S5cQ$1 20
per box; garlic. 76Sc per lb for new; cabbage.
35@50c per ctl; eaulihower, S5e@$1 per dozen;
carrots. I5c per sack; turnps, T5c per sack.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 19.-Hutton's wire says:
On easy cables the local market opened IL to
Is points lower, with the trading quite active at
times. The buying power limited and
found very little support outside of the short
covering that was put in yesterday. Trade is
looking for a bullish condition report of gov
ernment on June 2, but last years June report
made the condition 70.5 and the coming one
may not have such bullsh effect after all
The government weather report is mixed, be-
ing favorable for the eastern and unfavorable
for the western belt Reports being cir
culated of unexpected activity in the goods
market and of q much more confident feeling
among mill agents. The yarn market is show
ing signs of recovering and Worth street ad-
vices Indicate a gradual improvement in the
goods situation
Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points lower.
Mddling uplands, 10000; middling gulf, IL. .15c.
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Eastern Livestock Market


90 CHICAGO, aad May 19;-cattle- Receipts about
Texans. s4.65d5.6o; westerns, S450@6; stock.
ers and feeders. S350m5. so; cows and heffers
$24O@6.40; calves, S475@6.25.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000. Market strong
to shade higher Light. S5.206550 mixed,
53-25 'G5.521a; rough, S5.10@53o; good to choice
heavy heavy $5;5o@5:35; pigs, s4@5.1o; bulk of
Sheep-Recepts about 10000. Market weak
at yesterdays decline. Natives, S. 25G5. so;
westerns, S3.1595.5o; yearings, s5.75@6.35
lambs, $4.75Q7.20; westerns. S475@7.20
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, May 19.-Cattle- Receipts
5000, including 400 southerns Market steady
Native steers, $5.25Q7l0; native cows and
heifers, $2!oqG.25; stockers and feeders, 81. %
$3.50; bulls $3.25@5.45; calves $3.7566. .25;
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market strong Bulk
of sales. $5.30@5.45; heavy, 50. 5.40I5 80; pack
@475.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 Market steady. Nut
tons, $4.50@525; lambs. S5.TjG6.90; range
wethers, S4.25M5; fed ewes $4m475
OMAHA, May Cattle-Recepts 31OO:
market for best, 10c higher; heavy, slow lower;
native steers, $4.I5QT; do cows and heifers
$3.2546.15; western steers, $350M6.25; range
cows and heifers, 81. 2.15@4S5; Gamers, S2.35M
800; stockers and feeders, S3G5.25; calves
$3.2o@6.25; bulls and stays, $3M5.5o.
Hogs-Receipts, 100; market shade to sc
higher; heayies. $5.321 Y G5-40; mixed. $5.32l4M
5.S5; light, $5.30M5-35; pigs $4.25@5; bulk Of
sales, $5.3215 @g5.35.
Sheep-Recepts. 400: market 15@25c
lower; ycarlings, s.. 25e1j.65; wethers s56z5 40:
ewes, S4.504513; lambs ST. 25d6. 70
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May 19-The local wheat mar
ket was strong today. chiefly on account Of
corn May delivery sold at roc per bushel, a
gain of cents compared with yesterdays final
quotation. July opened Us @1Ac higher at
s9A qS9asc. sold between S9c and 91Ac and
closed up 1%c at 9OAc
Corn was strong because of active covering
by shorts. May opened at 76c to Tic advanced
to l9c and closed strong at 7Sc. July opened
advanced to 667sc. where it closed.
Oats were steady all day. July opened a
shade higher at 467sc, advanced TO f1sc and
closed at 467kc.
Small receipts of live hogs and strong mar
ket at Liverpool caused higher prices in pro-
visions. July pork closed up 25c lard was
1212 @l5c higher, and ribs were 121ac higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Meat Market

All kinds OF livestock continue weak. but there
has been no further decline since Monday. Ar
rivals Of cattle. sheep and hogs continue liberal.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates TO dealers are as follows;
Beef-6a4 QTAc per ID for steers, 5Q6c fOr
cows and heifers.
VeaE61Sc for large and S69c for small
NIuttOn-Wethers, S6lS1ac; ewes. IgI53
Lamb-1OM11isc per ID for spring
Dressed Pork (per lbl-Iia use for heavy ancs
9GJ1Oc for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sOuud
livestock, delivered In San Francisco. less 50
per cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers. No. 1. Sc; second quality, tlsc.
third quality, 61s Q7c: cows and heifers. 6l4 Ge
&c for No l.; second quality, 6d6l2c; third
quality. 56l5l2c; thin. 394c; bulls aud stays,
345 04c; thin bulls, 3Q31ac.
Calves-41sc per 10 for light, 4c for medium
and 8 &c for heavy (gross weightf-
Sheep-Wethers, 41sc per ID; ewes, &c tgrosS
weight.
thanksgiving. SIC per ID.
HOgs-1OO TO 200 lbs. 6l,c 200 and Gar. y
ace; boars. 80 per cent. stays 80 TO 20 per
cent and sOws 10 to 20 per cent on from abOvs
quotations.
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Bran-S32@33 per ton.
Middlings-S33M36 per
Beams and seeds

The leading shipping varieties of beans such
as limas, large and small whites and pfnks are
higher and very firm. The other sorts stand
about the The whole list rules firm and
the shipping demand is good. No further change
in seeds is reported.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, s2.90@3.10: pea, So so
al; small white, S4G4.25: large white, s4m
4.25; pink, S3-25G3.35: red. 81. .25M3.T5: but
ter. $3.50; limas. S4.75G14.s5 red kidney, SO;
blackeyes, $3.2563. 80; horse beans, So 25a2 Is ;
cranberry beans, $2.50@3; Garvanzas. $. ESQ
$50.
Seeds Brown mustard. 31a @3s4c; yellow mus
tard, nominal; haxseed, So. carload lots; canary.
4c; alfalfa. lie: rape, cleaned, 215c; timothy
nominal; hemp a. 14hc: millet, ~ 134c per
lib; broom corn seed, $1S@20 per tonI
Dried Peas-Green quoted at 81. .6503 per
ctl. No Niles here
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK, May 19.-Special cable and teIe-
graphic communication received by Bradstreets
show the following changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account:
Wheat-United States east Rockies, decreased
535, 900 bushels; Canada, decreased 554 600
bushels total United States and Canada de-
creased :, sos, 900 bushels; afoat for and in Eu-
rope decreased 3,10o, 900 bushels total Ameri-
can and European supply decreased $780, 600
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada, decreased
500 600 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, decreased
2,326, 900 bushels.
Tho leading decreases and increases are re-
ported this week as follows:
Decreases-Manitoba, 376. 900 bushels; Chicago.
private elevators, 12s, 900 Bushels; Port Huron
1O5. 900 bushels; Milwaukee, private elevators
IS 600 bushels
Increases-Cleveland, 10000 bushels; Louis
vile, 65 900 bushels.
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Hides. TalIow, Wool and Hops


Local wool handlers now report conSidef so oIe .
wool being secured here and shipped east lily
houses continue TO receive wool ON cons lgnmeht-
The demand is practically nil and the prices oe-
low must be considered purely nominal
Some improvement in the demand Tor lSvt hops
IS reported. but the range OF prices IS not up Z"
what it has been. Quotations for future cVu-
tracts also show some change, one year contracts
being slightly lower.
There is no further change worthy Of note IN
the hide market.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about la@le
under Quotations. Heavy s5lted steers. Sc; me-
dtum. Ic light. &c; cOwhides. &c for heavy,
She for light; stays. 4Isc; salted kip. 6i2e salt
ed veal, Size; salted calf II 13c dry hides. 15e'
dry kip, lie: dry calf. l6c; dry stays. Sc
Mexican dry hides lie; Mexican dry salted do.
DC; Mexican picked do. lOc sheepskins shear-
lings. 5d30c each; short wool. 23Q50c each;
medium. J5dS0c each; long wool. sJcdSt.lu.
lambs, l00I 3Oc; horse hides. salt. 81. a. -
Tor large and 81. .T5@2 % for medium; T5c@Sl %
for small and 25W50c for colts; horse hides.
dry. $2M2.25 for large and 81 .5Od2 for medtlkn.
5Ocd$1 for small and 2jdJOc for colts; deer
skins dry Mexican. 25d26c; dry salted do, 2Oeg
2+c; picked DO, zoe; dry Central American, 2beD
2Sc; goat skins, prime angOras. JOc6Sl; large
hair goats, 35c; medium. zoe; small, 9(d lOc-
TallOw-NO- L rendered. &c; No :. 3dS12cs
grease 2121@e.
Wool-Spring clip (free) Humboldt. years
STAPLE. 2Oc; northern Humboldt and Mendoeino,
12ml4 San Joaquin. sale; southern coast.
/ 1d1Oc; Nevada, hIl2c per lb Fall clp. nortn-
ern mountain (freel. 74Sc. defective, 44 &c.
HOps-Prices TO growers are as follows. l9V0'
11a6I215c; 1907 crop, 4d6c for all coast de
scriptiOns: contracts S6t9c for one year and
1O0 re for three to five years.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 19-Tbe London tin mar
ket higher, with spot quoted at f137 IS
and futures at fl35 los. The local market
was steady, with quotations ranging from
80. 0.25Q30.75c.
Copper higher at f59 for spot and ESQ
los for futures in the London market Locally
the market firm and a shade higher, with
lake quoted at 12.S5@13c; electrolytic, IL. 62lh
@12.S71ac; casting, IL Il 112 6215c.
Lead higher at f13 5s In London. but
the local market was quiet and unchanged at
4.2212 @4.27l4c.
Spelter unchanged at f20 5s in London
and at 4.550l465c in the local market.
Iron was Cd higher at sos Sd for Cleveland
warrants in the London market. Locally no
change was reporfpd