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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-22

freight rates from Grand Forks to
points north and south Of Kenmare
on the 500 line, via Ardoch and For
est River, and on the Flaxton ex-
tension of the oSo line, the commits
sion adopted resolution requiring the
railroad company to show cause why
the rates to points along the line
mentioned should not be readjusted
to the end that the manufacturers,
merchants and jobbers at Grand
Forks may have an equal rate with
other distributing centers in this ter
ritory along these lines. 4: ,~
i q resolution was, also adopted re-
squiring the Great Northern Railroad
company to show cause why the pres
ent freight rates on carload lots from
Grand Forks city. to University,
should not be abolished and switch
charge be substituted. It is held that
the Great Northern yards extend to
one-half mile west of University but
that they charge two cents per hun
dred pounds on freight in cars taken
from the Northern Pacific transfer,
and delivered at University. :, The
switch charge Is absorbed, but the
authorities at University contend that
they should have Northern Pacific
cars delivered at University. with
only switch charge and no freight
charge, making a difference OF from
81 to $12 per car, and places the in
dustries situated along the line of
the Northern Pacific in the western
part of the state, at disadvantage
in competing with Minneapolis and
Menominee i, factories handling build
ing material and fire brick. The diff
ference in favor Of Minneapolis and
Menominee ranges from two to three
cents per hundred pounds, and the
University, together with the indus
tries situated in the western part of
the state, along the line Of the North
ern Pacific, experience a serious ham
dicap by reason Of this practice Of
collecting an additional charge Of two
cents er$hundred from Grand Forks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-22

The board of railroad commission
ers completed the work Of its special
session held at the capitol Wedns-
day and Thursday, an adjournment
being taken yesterday until Wednes-
day, Nov. 3. &.s>.$. ; ..4s, :, ...~s...-.
A number Of important matters
were brought to the attention Of the
board, chiefly among which was the
subject Of a standard form Of cattle
guard to be used by railroads In this
state. After considerable discussion
1t was decided to- ask the railroad
companies to submit models Of the
cattle guards in use on their railroads
80 that the commission may deter
mine what is a proper and sufficient
guard. The companies will be asked
to have models sent to the commits
sion not later than December T.. Il
1T was brought to the attention
OF the commission that many of the
independent elevator companies In
the state are In the habit of securing
advances OF money from commission
merchants at the terminals to whom
they ship, their grain and in lieu OF
promissory note and mortgage
which is usually given as security,
the company issues g storage ticket
which reads On It's face that the COM
mission company has deposited for
storage a certain number of bushels
in the. elevator, when in fact the stor.
age ticket represents no actual wheat:
This practice Is held to be contrary
to law and steps will be taken to have
1t abolished. .a4.t.s !. II =
Complaint having been filed by the
Grand Forks Commercial club rela3
tive to the return rates on empty
carriers and cases, stating that the
rates have been Increased from i've
to ten cents by the express companies,
the commission adopted q Sresolutiou
requiring the express companies to
show cause at q meeting to be held
on November 3, why the old rates
should not Be established.
Complaint having bees made as to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-22
GRAIN BUYERS ARE IGNORING
new GRADES MADE FOR GRAIN
Complaints. Made Against Grade
Crossings on the n. p. ..s. y.

MEMBERS or BOARD WILL ATTEND NATIONAL MEETING IN
wAsHNeToN NEXT MINIMUM WEIGHT CARLOADS OF
.cArrLT MUST co TO THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE coMMs
SION IT is DECIDED ~" 4, hst<-4.. -, 6
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-22

DIR. r. M. aeLAcHLAN, EYE, EAR,
NOSE AND THROAT
sPEctALlsT
Has moved his Office from the Lucas
block to the Tribune Building, over
Hoskin's Store.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Crisis in Wheat Speculation Felt in
Wall Street Trading
New York stock Market

n YEW April strength of Reading the principal
in Without that
" order OF
Reading
partly the persistent price OF Central Ra
holder lhl strength
Baltimore and Ohio because that company shares WITH
As the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey news forth
find plan for suitable distribution OF the com
panys stimulating effect all the coalers
with this movement that the plan
Hepburn will provide distribution stock holders
i in anth
sympathetic OF this group and OF nscel
OF general list
nots timer the list tailed to
in
2
the day The highly
OF apprehension
be in
Of heard
but
in ohe markets
South America there was an
France Securities markets
Turkey
advance the offered price OF the
regarded
The sustai ined invest
S54S4U0 United States bonds
VIC on call
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. April 20--E;ggs were Ia dema nd
on the produce exchange today Case count
were up nc. reaching 3l-c. Small white beans
advanced 25c to S646.25 a sack and pink No. L
15c TO $3.65G5.I5. Lompoc potatoes were Up
25c TO S2.50 sack. Storage stocks of pota toes
are very low and good stock is firm AT the high
figures. The vegetable market at a stand
stiH today as far prices go.
Produce receipts-Eggs, 4e5 butter. a.
O6s pounds; cheese, 6.531 pounds; potatoes, 1 I26
sacks: onions. sacks; beans, . sacks; sweet po-
toes. Sc sacks.
Eggs tper dozeDl--Extra selects. &c; local
ranch candled. 23c. case count. 23izc.
Butter tper > 10 rolll-Creamery extras 4Tl%e;
creamery irsts. 45c; cooking butter, zoe per H.
Cheese--Northern fresh. 171sc:i anchor, large
1Sc; anchor. Young America Ice: hand cheese
anchor brand. 20c; eastern singles. 1Sl1c; east
ern twins. 1Slac; eastern cheddars. 1Tc; eastern
loughorn. &c: eastern daisy. 1eM20c; Swiss i'm
ported, 2s@30c; Swiss. domestic. 1sc; brick
cream. 20m21c: lmburger, 20@2lc
Beans tper ctl)-Pink No. l. S3.656i g. rs: lima
No L. S4.75; Lady Washington No. T. $3.50:
small white No. l. seas -: blackeye So 75d4:
garvanzas, $3.50; lentils. S7@S: bayos, So so
Potatoes tper ctll-Local early rose s25ol
215; northern early rose 81. .50td 2.T5; local Bur
bank. $3.50: Salinas. 81. 25M o50: Highlands
$l.9o@2.2 25 Oregon. s225@2.4o: Nevada So %
coast I.ompoc, $2.50d2. so: Idaho $lT5n2: ore,
gon early rose. 81 so; white rose. Sc. .2s
Sweet Potatoes Yellow local, Sl.50Mf So:
white. SOC per box; choice yellow, 81 .25a so
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Receipt. OF Produce
STOCK MARKET
All Classes of stocks and Bonds quiet,
With Few Variations

Business was again light in local securities
yesterday, with few variations Of note TBs
telephone common stock was higher az 81. 12i2
and the preferred hrm at $50. Mill Valley ana
Mount Iamalpsis railway per cent bonds were
eN coupon Of $50.
Fhere nothing new in the mining stocks
both ComstOcks and southern Nevadas being
quiet There was some activity ia Silver Pies
at 24Q26c.
oil stocks ex dividend yesterday were: Home
&C. and PEERLESS &c.
Honolulu plantation company has declared
dividend OF 25c per share, payable May 10.
second dividend amounting to $50 600 has
been declared by the Hubbard lease on the
Golden Alamo claim at Lucky Boy near Haw-
thorne, New The first dividend, declared a few
weeks ago. amounted TO SD 000
H. $ Mannheim yesterday elected perma
nenr chairman OF the STOCK and bond exchange
TO succeed Walter TurnbuI who received unan
imous vote OF thanks for his services as caller
The California fruit Gamers association paid
regular monthly dividend Of 60c per share res
terday.
The output Of the mines and leases OF Gold
held district for the last week. according 70 the
Iribune's ngureS. amounted 10 Z. 0S0 tons. valued
at S040O0V Ibis brings the yield for the month
OF April mp TO 81 .32S. zoo thus FAR and makes it
probable that the output for the entire month
viii be at least 50. 800. $50. Last weeks prOduc-
ton was distributed follows. Consolidated
mill. $3.50 tons. at SIS per ton. SIG; 250; Com
binatiOn mill, $50 tons. at $4j per ton s2s-
800; Nevada reduction works Including Com
bination Fraction ore. 700 tons at $40 per ton
S2S. 600; Florence mill. 900 tons at $50 per ton
$24.OOu; Western ore purchasing company. 02-
tons, at $3.50 per ton, 1921 go; Western ore
rpcbastn@ company frIn Hampton stoDc in Com
oinatica No 1. - tins at SIe0 per tGl, $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Eastern Livestock Market.


KANSAS CITY. April -Cattle-Receipts.
ii 900 head: market slow but steady Native
s: stockers and feeders s4S1s 55. bulls 81. 40I
5.25; calves, S3.50Gl6 80; western steers, $5.30@
$40; western cows. S.. 50M555.
Hogs-Receipts. 49, 600 head; market strong TO
&c higher Bulk of sales, So. .S0G710: heavy,
S655a I %; packers and butchers S69o@I. 20 :;
light. S6.60Q7l0; pigs. S550G6.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; market steady.
Muttons, s5M6.50; lambs, s6-25@S; wethers and
yearlings, $4.60@7 .40 ewes. 81. 50G6.10
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA April 20.-Cattle- Receipts.
1000 head; market steady, feeders strong. Ma
tive steers, S450M6.45: cows and heifers, S3.S5Q
4.50; western steers. S5@5.60; Texas steers S3M
3: cows and heifers, 81 $50 4.S0: Gamers. 81. .25
6.15; stockers and feeders. $3.2 G5.15; calves.
$5d650; bulls and stsgs. SS@5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head. market for heavy
strong to &c higher light weaker Heavy, STA
7.15: mixed S6.90m7; light, Sc. T566 90; pigs,
$550@6.25; bulk Of sales. s6.90@7.05.
Sheep-Reeeipts. $500 head; market steady
learlings. $6.J0m7.25: wethers, 6d6.50; ewes,
$5.15G6; lambs, S750as.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Cheese-Firm and unchanged
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
nPIEn I-pTrIrr ,f4nEI.l
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

lHlCAG8, April 2O.-Almost complete demor
alization prevailed in the wheat pit for a brief
period late in the session and only the most
determined support by bull leaders saved the
market from utter rout. Immense Quantities of
wheat dumped into the pit during the day
and the strength Of the bulls were taxed TO
the utmost to prevent the occurrence Of the
sensational slump earlier in the session. As it
was the price declined in the first half hour
from &c to 2@2bc from yesterdays close on
general selling. but quickly recovered much of
the loss buying by shorts.
1t was fight between bulls and the weather
man, with wheat for July delivery the bone of
contention. Leading bulls have contended that
on account Of the drouth last fail Ii would be
impossible TO deliver on July contracts any great
amount amount OF wheat from this seasons crop, but
seemed TO disprove this assertion With the
advent of growing weather the new crop was
claimed that the outlook in central Missouri had
greatly improved during the last few days and
that fields pronounced dead early in the season
now show prospects for an average yield''
The situation in the northwest was equally
optimistic. Seeding in Minnesota and the Da-
kotas is in full blast. and with continued favor
able weather it was predicted that by the end of
the week the work would be completed and that
the acreage would be the largest ever known
In addition TO these domestic conditions the
foreign condition was also against the bulls.
Cables decidedly weak. Liverpool being
Id to lIed on, and the wheat crop summary
claimed that the outlook for the wheat crop OF
Europe in general excellent. Following so
close the liberal shipments from Russia last
week. as reported yesterday. this news proved
too much for the market. The market opened
weak. with prices, OF Ac to i@1lsc, compared
with yesterdays close July showing the greatest
loss. Initial quotations IN this option were
Sl15L d1.15a4. Before the end of the first
half hour the price had declined another cent az,
selling The market then rallied on covering Inv
shorts and for time held comparatively steady
In the final hour. however. the market again
slipped from the control Of the bulls and prices
tunbled from 2lkc to 4ssc from the high point
OF the day and from Sssc TO &c. compared with
yesterdays high mark. The bottom for Jnv
was reached at s1.12A. May sold on to 81 22Is
and September 10 sl.o4ss. The close was weak.
with July at SLIPS May closed at S124ls
and September at Sl-0JIs-
The corn market held up remarkably well con
sideriBg the severe slump in wheat At the
close prices were &c lower to 3sMiac higher
compared with yesterdays final quotations Nav
sold between 70iSc and I1i4c and closed at
70stc
Oats were firm at the start. but of later
and clesed isM itc higher than yesterday. Pro-
visions displayed moderate frmness early. but
weakened later Al the close prices were n
shade higher TO So lower.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles open- High. Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular, with little change
Cotton spot and futures higher Coppers steady.
Light trading the local stock exchanges.
Wheat suffers sharp break in Chicago.
Barley futures lower. Oats firm. Corn higher
Flour very firm with quotations unchanged
Hay weak. No change in eedsufs. Beans firm
Potatoes and onions firm. Asparagus higher
Poultry market quiet and weak
Butter, cheese and eggs unchanged.
Prunes moving well. Raisins show inquiry
Hams bacon and lard all higher Barreled goods unchanged
Wool and hides firm. Hops very dull.
Mutton and lamb weak. Beef firm. Hogs as before.
Turpentine higher. Some changes in rosn.
Castor, lard and neatsoot oil all lower.
Silver and Hongkong exchange advanced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, April 20-The London tin mar
ket higher today. with spot quoted at f134 IS
and futures az f135 Is Sd. Locally the market
was firm and higher also, With spot quoted at
- 50@29 75c
Copper unchanged in the London market
with spot quoted at f5T 5s and futures at f5S
The local market dull and unchanged. with
lake quoted az 12.s7Ia 613c; electrolytic, 2.50Q
1262i2c; casting, f2.37i u G12.50c.
Lead unchanged at els 3s Sd in London
The local market firm 4 420G 4. .25c.
Spelter unchanged f2f lbs Cd IN Lon
don. The local market remained firm at 50215 a
5.0Ti4c.
IRON was unchanged in the English market
with Cleveland warrants quoted at ATS cd.
somewhat stesder tone is reported in the local
market. with No. / northern foundry at sI5.75Q
1850; No =, SI5.50@ 1925: No. / southern and
No l southern soft si5.50M16
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Potatoes. Onions and yerctabIes

The market for asparagus has developed un-
expected strength since the close of last week
and prices for all grades have advanced owing
10 general curtailment of shipments and
more liberal buying, particularly for canning
purposes The best lots are now quoted at
$3.50 a box. while there is very little OF
anything to be bad for less than 75c. Rhuba rb
and peas also doing better but the higher
prices for both due more to light receipts
than to any marked improvement in the de-
mand. Cucumbers and tomatoes in free
supply and easy to prices, with sales slow
while the other vegetables are in fair request at
the familiar quotations. Hothouse string and
wax beans Offering at 35c a pound and
few sacks of natural growth stock were re-
ceived and brought 25c pound The market
for old crop potatoes and onions Is firm and
in good shape generally for the selling inter
ests
+ Potatoes tper ctl)-River Burbanks, 81 5O6
.65; Salinas Burbanks S2m21O: Oregon Bur
banks, S1.s5@2; small Oregon seed. 81 1900 L 40:
sweet potatoes, s1.S5@2; potatoes, 2@3c
per ID.
onions-oregon, 81 1922 80 per setl: Anstra-
lan, $4@4.25 per ctl; new green. 50@6Je per
box.
Vegetables Asparagus 81 25G71 80 per box
for choice extra and 6Jcd$1 for common:
rhubarb. $1d1.75 per box; tomatoes, $f@l2 % per
box crate; green peas, 3t44c per lb: garlic
S610c per lb; cabbage. S20n2.25 per ctl: hot
house cucumbers. 75c@$1 per dozen: caulinower
05@75c per dozen. carrots. 75c@$f per sack:
turnips, 81 80 per sack; celery, 40d50c per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Available Grain supply

NEW YORK. April 20.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's s
ply as compared with the previous account
Available supplies:
Wheat-United States, east of Rockies de-
crease . 195 600 bushels Canada. decrease 30
600 bushels: total United States and Canada
decrease 4, 035. 600 bushels aloat for and in En-
rope. decrease $500. 600 bushels; total American
and European supply. decrease $50. 900 bushels.
Corn United States and Canada, decrease 796,-
900 bushels
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK April 2O-Flour- Receipts 81
600 barrels; exports. 2244 barrels; market dull
wheat Receipts. 81. 400 bushels; exports. "A.
oo0 bushels: spot unsettled. No. rcd. Sl.40
No / northern Duluth s1.3ila f. o. b. asost:
No hard winter. 1.3i12 (. o. b. ahoat. Wheat
opened &C lower under Disappointing cables and
good weather at home and abroad and broke 10
Sc decline later under an effort TO sell long
wheat and closed unsettled at net decline OF
s1.2O. September closed at sI.12as.
Hops-Dull.
Hides-Stcady
Wool-Steady.
Petroleum Steady.
sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining 3.42c: cen
trifugal. 36 test, 392c; molasses sugar, 3.lIc.
Refined steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
to points higher Hayre was 4 c higher. Sell
ing in the local market reflected scattering liuui-
dstion, chiefly in the nearer positions for which
there was moderate demand from trade inter
ests and, shorts. Sales were reported of 1880
$500 6..;5c September. 6.05c. Spot quiet: Rio
No I, sl4e: Santos No A. 9Isc. Mild dull; Cor
Butter-Faney grades steady. others easier.
Creamery. held thirds extras. p a 26c: process
common to fancy. goa &c; western factory frsts.
l9c.
cheese-Firm and unchanged
Eggs-Firm and unchanged
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
Eyaporated Apples-The market is steady and
moderate demand is reported for export. with
1ancy qloted at s4@9Ae choice, 1d114c;
prime. bIbt3c: common TO fair. 5M6c
Prunes-Are IA ther easier in tone. for while
undesirable supplies have been pretty well cleaned
up there is some pressure to sell in advance OF
the cold storage season. Quotations range from
sac TO l2e for new crop California fruit and
from Gi3c TO DC for Oregon. 4o-50s to 2o43Os
Aprcots-Are in light supply. with choice
quoted at 10M i0Ac; extra choice. 1O1s 61Oa4 c:
fancy. 11613c
Penches-Are in light demand but offerings
are not large and the market holds steady with
choice quoted at 6G6hc; extra choice, e4m
csc: fancy. 7@SIac.
Raisins-Arc little more active than they
were, but remained rather easy and irregular in
tone, with loose museatel quoted at 3l5M4Lc.
choice TO fancy seeded. Az acc: seedless. 80, al
SIC; London layers, s12O6i.30
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Poultry and Game

There were no further arrivals OF western
poultry yesterday nor were there any needed
as there was quite carryover from the pre-
ceding day and trade wants were light Receipts
from state shipping points we're only 81 coops
except large young roosters hroilers and frv,
ers which were in limited supply Game was
quiet and unchanged
Poultry tper dozen Hens. 81 5Od5 for small
$6G6.50 for large and S7M9 for extras: vounr
roosters. S9Gl2: old ROSTERS. s5@5.5o: flyers ss
@a: broilers, S6td1 for large . S5m55 so for
medium and S3.50d4 for small: ducks ss0S.
pigeons. 81. so; squads. s3@s.5o; geese, 81 5o@
i. I5 per pair.
Game fper dozen}--tsray geese <26a2 IN.
white geese. S1m1.5O hare. 81 25dl so: cor
tontaiI rabbits 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. April 20--Money on call easr
al q az per cent: ruling rate and offered Al ,
per cent; closing bid. = per cent
Time loans, soft and quite active: so DAYS 20,
months. 2a< az per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 81 a per cent
Sterling exchange. steady wifA actual business
in bankers bills at 81 s635GT4 S645 for ca dsv
bills and AT s.. S770 for demand
Commercial bills $4.s5as IA. sei4
Bar silver. 51isc.
Mexican dollars &c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
L AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL


5.i5e; golden c, 5.05e D. 49Se extra n9e srSsn ann
lated 8 Rc Barrels and 80 ID bags lOc naii
bbls 25c boxes soc more per lUo o i0s nd "a aboVe
the price for standard me teanel sranulate9 IN
100 ID bags follows: Bags. 100 lbs. soc; oas
Sc o.. S. lb tins cased sos: 10 10 tins. cased.
10 In case 81. 30: ) 10 tins. 10 case. y -so-
80 lb boxes s5c. No extra charge for putting no
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granu lated oasis.
crushed 5.90c; berry. 5.65c: e. 4 H. extra me
dry grannlated. 5-65c. coarse dry Sranui3teo::
5o5c; eonfectoners S-sos: ae.. sT5r,
fine granula ted 100 N bags only. y: excelsior
A.. 5,25c: extra C. 5.15c: golden C. s.09c' yeI1"
D. 4.95e: IT. & f. crystal dominos $3.50 ADJ
tional per 100 lbs. IN barrels and 50 10 bags lOc
more: half barrels. 25c moro. boxes. QUO more -,
all grades Bar. in 50 ID and 40 H. tins. Sl.lO
more; in 10 lb tins. S2.S5 more Minimum 0ruet'
Canned Ssesrsrus-rrices OF the California
fruit CAMPERS association are aS follows per
dozen in pa square cans: Mammoth w9lis.
$3.50. peeled s555. mammoth green. s. ~.
large green se-s5: medium white, SIS: medium y,
green. s2.15; small white s215: small green. =.
Canned feas-Tbe following are tne prices o1
the California fruit Gamers association Tor ttV7
pack Standard. 9oc; standard siftSd. 81 extra
sfted. $l-10; extra fine sifted. SD; pettt Pos'
$3.50. No. sifted ST. 25: No. standard SO -
soc. III solid pack. 9oc.
Quicksilver-S44G45 per flask for local use
and s42-J00 $3.50 per flask for export
Cordage- Manila. 9Ac. Sisal. Sc: SiSal bale
rope 909iac per ID; net cash. no Discount
Coffee--Costa Rica. - 01411c; salvador "a
l2ste; Nicaragua 9is a l3t3c; Guatemala Nexi-
can. 4ia413i@c; Hawaiian, Sa13lac; Ecusdoran
sac per H.
Pacific Codfsh-The Union Ssh company quotes
as follows: Bundles. small. whole. so ID bales
&c; cases, regular. large whole 100 ID boxes
oc cases. extra. 100 ID boxes. 81 &C; cases east
ern style $3.50. Anchor brand &c, narrow
gauge. 6lac: Silver King. I1te; Golden state.
te White Seal. middles, 1od i01se; seabrlgns'
blocks. &c: oriental blocks. she; Crown bFand
tablets. I}ec: Pearl tablets Tiae. ID boxes
fancy honeless. Zoe; , 10 bOSes fancy boneless-
lOlsc: half barrels picked cod. S. 50 each -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Northern ABusiness

balances, $SS 457 =
TACOMA. April 2e---clearinos seae ~. ~,
ances, 500, ,2O2 Da
balances. 1921, ,554 @''i-'
SPOKANE April 2O-Clearings e, o-o eoo
balances, $132. .6SS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-21
Hides. TalIow. Wool and Hon.

Wool is quoted strong and in good move
ment. with accumulation Of stock. Quotations
remain unchanged.
Hops are very dull. for both spot and contract
business. Quotations for the former are lower
Hides are strong, with all prices unchanged.
Hdes-Culls and brands sell about u 4G1c IN
der quotations HEAVY salted steers. I2M121lc:
medium. 11@1l12c light. Zoe; cowhides Toe
for heavy, 91a@1Oc for light; stays. &C: saIted
kip. 10@11c. salted veal. 15c; saited calf 10 !,
@l6c; dry hides. 1sG1S1sc; dry kip. 16dfTc:
dry calf, 22G2Se; dry stays. 12c; sheepskins
shearllngs. 25G50c each; short wool 5OG7Oc
each: medium. 75c6$1 each; long wool S1G
LIS; lambs. 25@75c; borsehides. salt So 2J6
$50 for large and S1.75G2 for medium. I5c61
81 % for small and 25d50c for colts: horse
hides dry $262.25 for large and 81 25G2
for medium: 5ocGS1 for small aud 25G5Oc for
colts; goatskins. prime angora, 75c@s1; large
hair goats, 35940c; medium, 20625c; small
5d15c.
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 4ls@51sc: No. .. s@
4iac; grease. 2G3c.
Wool-New San joaquin. years staple. 12G
I5c; do to months 10G 15c: southern
coast, 7d11c. Fall clip-Aountain free TIA
10c do defective 6G7c: Nevada. 13GI7c per n
Hops-Prices TO growers from &c to Sc
per 10, with 9G11c for contracts.