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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
YOUNGEST MASON Is NEPHEW IF LOCAL
 CONDUCTOR

G. W. Reed, one of the Valley road $ popular passenger conductors, has the proud distinction of being an uncle of the youngest Royal Arch Mason in the state of Iowa.
 A recent dispatch to the Sioux City Journal says: Hawarden probably has the honor of having the youngest Royal Arch Mason in the state of Iowa, if not in the United States. This young Mason is Elmer Reed, who joined Dale lodge, No. 456, A. F. and A.. M., last December, Gas soon as he could after becoming twenty-one years of age ) On May II, he joined Hawaarden chap. ter, No. l19, R. A. M., thus becoming a Royal Arch Mason when but little over twenty-one years of age. Mr. Reed IS an enthusiastic lodge worker and is thoroughly familiar with the work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy the Best and Surest.

'lt affords me pleasure to state that I consider the preparation known as Chamberlain $ Collie, Cholera and Diar- rboea Remedy the hest and surest of good results of any l have ever used in my family,' says P. F. Harrington. of Mount Aerial, Ky. This is the universal verdict of all who use this remedy. Its cures are so prompt and effectual that people take pleasure in recommending it. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

what great game or DaseDail tnat Washington outfit can play now and then.
 Will Bill Dahlen be the next man ager of the Brooklyn Superbas Watch the daily papers.
 Bill Dineen of the St. Louis Browns is beginning to serve them up like he used to in years gone by.
 St. Louis fans say they have fine chance for first division team in both leagues-they don t think.
 With their great string of pitchers in form, the Chicago Cubs will give the best of them fight to the finish.
 Chicago fans are trying to arouse anger in the breast of Johnny King. They say that Archer is the best catch CT in the country.
 Since finishing his string of ten straight victories, Pitcher George Null lin of Detroit has been chased to the shower bath several times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
THIS DATE IN WSTOR Y
 - - JULY 2D ----
UULY 27

r John
 Warren, born Roxbuy Died in Boston, April S15 f-faH of Robeperre of the Reign of Terror to-Ihe New Alexander Dumas the Died November 27, 1895 lN"o- Paris declared in a state of siege
 mes H. Adams south Carolina died Columbia
 Born
 'o frst message Atlantic cable.
 Judon Bagey sixteenth of Michigan died San ,o Francisco. Born Medina, N. July 24, 1882. war declared between ar monument ere of 1857 dedicated at Arnods park.
 Jmes R. Doole Providence |
 at Canton China Chinese vessel Ting Ling, drown
 ing 300 natives
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
DICK G0ODW|N'S KIDS
 WIN HARD FOUGHT GAME

In hard fought baseball game at South Side park Sunday morning, Dick Goodwin s kids beat Moore's team by the close score of to 6. The game was played in nine innings, but was a warm one, all the way.
 Willie Blight, mascot for the Kids, leaves for England tomorrow. Natur- any his team mates are wondering whether or not he will take their good luck away with him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
A Contented Woman

Is always found ip the same house with Ballard s Snow Iiniment. IL kceps every member of the family free from aches and pains, it heals cuts, burns and scalds, and cures rheumatism, neu- ralgia, lumbago and all muscular sore ness and stiffness 25e, soc and $l.00 a bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
MIAMI WELL PICTURED

A large oil painting, showing the Mi is on exhibition in the north window of the Old Dominion store. The picture is remarkably correct in detail and has called forth many compliments to R. J. Bosence, the artist. 1t will be en exhibition but a few days longer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Help for Those Who Have Stomach
 Trouble.
 After doctoring for about twelve spending nearly five hEndred dollars for medicine and doctors fees. I pur. chased my wife one box of Chamber. lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, which did her so much good that she continued to use them and they have done her more good than all of the medicine bought bofore.--Samuel oBy. CT, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine is for sale by all druggists Samples free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
IRIS THEATER

The Iris has fine set of pictures this week. The ones which were particu- lariy interesting were "The Land of the Midnight Sun" and "In Old Hei delberg." There are also some new il- lustrated songs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
MASoNs ATTENTION

Members of White Mountain lodge, r. and A. M. are requested to meet at the lodge room at l clock this af- ternoon, for the purpose of attending the funeral of Brother Edward B. Fur long.
 BY ORDER W. M.,
 Charles T. Martin, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
WILL REMOVE PICTURE SOON

The large oil painting, showing the Miami district and the Cordova town site, which has been on exhibition at the Old Dominion store for the past few days, will be removed within short time. The picture, the work of R. J. Bosence, has attracted much at tention.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
AT THE IRIS TONIGHT

"The Land of the Midnight Sun. ' This one picture is worth the price of admission.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

New York and Boston played sew enteen innings to a 3 to tie. Dark ness ended the contest.
 Batteries-Ames and Schlei ~Mattern and Graham.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
PICTURE ARousEs INTEREST

k. J. Bosence's pictorial reproduction of the Miami district and the Cordova townsite, which has been on exhibition at the Old Dominion store for the past few days, is attracting much attention Every one who sees the painting is i'm pressed with the accuracy of it's details The picture will be on exhibition but a few days longer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Four more good pictures at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Batteries-Mamnitz, Brandon and Gibson; Casper and Mclean.
 At St. Louis
 St. s-Chicago game postponed on account of rain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Fresh fruits and vegetables at Kib- be's. Oak st., opp. court house.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
HEARD OUTSIDE THE BIG FENCE

What great game of baseball that Washington outfit can play now and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

SONGS AND PICTURES A great show at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

Batteries Willett and D. Brown; Eh' man and Byrnes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Four more good pictures at the Iris tonight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
THINGS DOING IN X SPORTING CIRCLES

is ready to make arrangements for games at any time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Wilhelm and Berger; Me Quillen and Dooin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
WeekIy .Clearing Houae sfntement

NEW YORK. May S-The statement Of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold s.. 627. .450 more than the require
ments OF the 25 per cent reserve rae. This is p
decrease Of $s,579. 80 in the proportionate cash
reserve rs compared with last week. The state
-ment follows: Loans 81 246. $4,000 increase 3d.
l26.Je0. deposits 81 BOG So 500 increase So 221.
COO circulation $49. 17a. 900. decrease $97 800;
legal tenders S77.672. 800. decrease $T66 600 spe-
cie $3.50 00l 800 decrease $50S 400: reserve 1885,
$4,000. decrease SI.273. 600; reserve required
S349. 046. 450. increase 81 peg. $50: surplus 81
$. $50 decrease 50 .56T. go. Tie percenta~e
Of actual reserve OF the clearing house banks
today was 25.S2 The statement OF the hanks
and trust companies of Greater New York
reporting 10 the clearing house shows that those
institutions Lave aggregate deposits Of 81 .2Ss.-
loans amounting TO slips 021 800
The fiaaneier VIII say; The statement of the
associated Banks Of the City OF New York for
tie week ending May shows but slight change
SO far as loans were concerned the decrease in
that item having been only $1.s21 800. 1t is
made mostly by trust companies the loans of
these institutions having increased last week
81. 434 300 The Associated Banks gained SO 21S.-
500 in cash. due for the most part to operations
with the Interior Deposits showed an Increase
OF 81 500 900 The result Of the operations noted
IN increase Of s.. .9sl .:s2J in reserve. the
surplus Saturday standing at $10.S00. 700.
The figures given are those of actual conditions
on Saturday The report of averages showed a
decrease of s., $40. $50 in reserve The summary
Of state banks aud trust companies not reporting
TO the clearing house. already stated re-
vealed a further large increase in loans. while
net deposits rose $50. III 200. cash decreasing
$25z, 200. The movement from the interior has
been stimulated by the nrmer rates for funds
here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Potatoes. Onions aud vrgefabIes

The usual extra buying for Sunday wants
together with a good Gemapd for shipment on
the steamer leaving f1r Puget squad ports,
caused an active market for miscellaneous veg
etables yesterday and supplies Of the leading
descriptions were closed out in quick Iime.
Peas made sharp adTance. aud prices for as
paragus strengthened. though the complete range
OF quotations unchanged Rhubarb was
scarce and firm n the early trade, but the
rival of some belated consignments weakened
the market and several large lots had TO be
held over Prices for string beans and new po-
tatoes were shaded a little. both articles being
in increased supply. Old crop potatoes were
quiet, with buyers of6sh at the high prices.
while oaious We're dull, usual Saturday.
Potatoes per ctli--River I urbanks. s2sf2- - :
Oregon Et;Tbanks- $.-S5GJ2-7O; snisH GrceGl
seed. s. .se2: sweet potatoes. 81 l50GI 81; new
potatoes. ~ GL3Ite per 10.
onions--OrS4oe jobbing a. S..J092. 70 per ctl;
Australian. sta - per ell; Bermuda seed $l.2J
al - per crate; new green. 50GGJc per box;
pew Teo. - per sack.
acknowledgements $i.50M1.7J per box for
extras ant f5cts$i.2J tor common 20 choice; rlu-
barb Si.SJ G. PEI box; tom atOes. SiGc1.J per to1
or crate; eieen peas, S1gi.25 pes saek; string
beans. 50 lie per b. summer spuaSh. $i.J0n
l.I5 per box; garlic. SeLiec per IL; ea6osse. 81
@ ID per cti; hOthO1se cGcumberS. JJcttS 81 per
dozen; caulldower. 6JlTTJc per Dozen carrots.
75ca$l per sack; turnips. Si3i.25 per sack
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
ACTIVE DEMAND
FOR SECURITIES

EEw YORK, Nay s.-A large distribu-
tson ef specuiative holdings Of stocks was
cAe-teA today. with the resuls Of hoidiag
in restraint the Rpwasd trsaG cf prices
The great volume OF saies represented mora
substantial profits on purchases than has
been made at any time since the low lsvcl
Of prices touched during the panic OF 1857
snd during the period of extreme derres-
sicn following.
United States steel preferred rose to the
highest price Of the year. The absorbing
power CT the market. IL fac., proved so
effective as to furniaA encouragement, to
ths tai Leaders fer speculation.
rne profit taking cf the first hour was
followed by renewed accumulation Of stocks
in tie second hour, IL the expectation that
2 risirz market AZ the close of the week
w,uld serve TO attract new outside buying
at The beginning Ct rext week, thus fa1-
nishing an opportunity fer further market
ing Of holdings at the high prices now pre-
vailiRg
ReAli-ing vas renewed et the end cf the
day.
The copper stocks were still faEOrites in
the speculation and we're subject to good
rises along with ether stocks. The move
unent in the coppers was conspicuous also in
foreign markets.
The reduction In the idle freishtcar sur
plus for the second half of April was a
favorable influence. It was noticed, how
ever. that the reduction was trseeable al
most wholly to the increased movement OF
coal The small net price changes, In view
Of the great animation of the market, is
testimony to the skill and persistence with
which the demand was supplied
The decrease il the surplus reserve of
the banks in the computstion by averages
eyidently rSaectsd the operations Of the
week preceding. as TIE actual surplus rises
nearly S3.ete.eco, the joint result OF cash
gain and small lean reductions. The loan
item in the statement Of averages by insti-
tutors outside the clearing house, however,
increased So, 34s, SOC.
Ecads were frmer. Total saies, par value,
s3. .eCc. .CC0. United States IS coupon have
advanced q per cent on call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Ln. AnrrIen afsrketn

Los ANGELES. May s-Light receipts OF
fancy storage during the last three weeks haD
given a marked upward tendency 70 the market
Fancy local yellow sweet potatoes advanced
soc today at s2G2.25 per sack
Although there was little bidding for dry
beans prices held firmly.
The egg market was dull with 2sc bid for
extra selected. 26e for ranch eandled and 24c
FOR case count
Receipts OF produce-Eggs. 6s1 cases; butter
81 $50 pounds; cheese. 10000 pounds; potatoes.
1870 sacks; beans. none; sweet potatoes. .
sacks.
Egzs-Extra selects CSC; local ranch e.ndieA
26c: case count. 24c-
Butter-CreamerJ extra. soc: creamery arstA
Axe cooking butter. Zoe
Cheese-Northern fresh. lie; anchor. large
anchor brand zoe. eastern singles. 20c; eastern
twins, Zoe; eastern cheddars. 17c; eastern long
horn 21c: eastern daisy. 20021c; swiss In
ported, 2Sd3oc: swiss domestic. 1Scs brick
cream 20621e: limburger. 2O621c: Tulare
f4e: imported Roquefort. 4cc: Edam. 1851 size
case OF 12 So: German breakfast, 10 boz !.
Neufchatel. s12o box; Sierra. S1-10 boz; Can
sda cream, 1 dozen 10 box. Csc. schlosskase
81 box; Csmembert. s1.2o box. Oregon tvvfns.
1870 Oregon daisy. 19c.
Beans tper ctl)-Pink No. I. SO. T5a3-s5: lima
DO small white No. 1, $601625: blackeye So 10
"a: Garvanzas. $3.50. lentils S7as; bsyou.
$3.50.
Potatoes-Hiz highlands. s275: Orernn 81
coast Lompoc. S2.T5: Idaho 50 %: Oregon Er-e
hanks. So; white rose. s2-25; new potatoes.
So F14t5c.
Sweet potatoes-Yellow local. s212. *
Onions-Garlic. 121&c: Texas Rermuds- 81 "A
crate; white wax. s1-2501.zO. CoackelIa. $40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
STOCK MARKET

The feature OF the stock market yesterday
tire marked and general deciinc III re
Comstocks. The Southel1 .eFaGA5 we're guiel
and devoid Of feature Business 10 local Sc
curities OF light. scattering clafacteI.
A stock and bond brokerage house promi-
nentiy connected with Haw2iidn sugar interests
yesterday reported the following teiegram from
New York 'sren thousand bags SO test Cuban
centrifugals sold at $3.50 duty paid. Heavy
rains in Cuba. Bad weather conditions for
Cuban cane crops" This is big jump in raw
sugar.
sorts of things in Goldheid. One is that the
Goldheld stock exchange will hereafter hold It's
order to come within the time of the New York
curb and other eastern markets. the intention
being TO give the world the first quotations for
the Goldtield stocks and make San Francisco
take back seat as a price maker and aroitrage
center. 1t is also stated that arrangements
have been concluded with the john ) Cook
& Co. bank whereby all drafts will hereafter
be sent direct from New York to the bank in
GoIdfeld. instead OF from New York TO the
Croker Woolv rth national bank OF San Fran
cisco and then delivered TO Goldheld, ana all
drafts from GoldfelG to New York sent direct
instead Of TO the bank IN San Francisco and by
II sent 10 the Atlantic seaboard for recog
nition which will shorten the time for de-
livery both ways TO seven days froms i days
as at present Another reported procedure is
.hat Wingfeld favors the listing of Goldheld
Consolidated stock upon the Boston stock ex-
change. aud that this is likely to be done
The Diamond milling company of Contra
Costa county has levied an assessment OF $40
per share. delinquent June ID
The Middle Yuba mining company OF Nevada
county Las levied assessment OF ] cent per
share delinquent June 8. ,
The output Of ore from the ophr mine last
week w.is as follows: 21o0 level AZ cars, essay
ing SAT- per ton; 100 level &C cars, assaying
SIS So Der ton; from above the 300 level 203
cars assaying $lS.5S per ton
The directors Of the Belcher mining com
pany upon the application OF holders of two
thirds Of the capital stock nave called u special
meeting Of the stock holders for May % for
the purpose of acting upon the matter OF the
$500 shares of stock that were oyerissued b.
the former secretary. Frank e. Dietz, who abb
seconded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
GRAIN MARKET
yyheut ,na otber Grain,

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chicaso declined Sc on heavy real
izne. The San Francisco market showed little
change, buyers and sellers continuing apart.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81. c6J2 ID; do milling, 81. 20;
California white Australian nominal at ". 2.2OQ
23o; of grades OF California wheat, $2@2.10;
northern club, S21o@2.15; northern bluestem.
So y 42.32la; Russian red, $210@2.15; turkey
red, 81. log 30 per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 n. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-The December option was lower. Spot
grain remained unchanged. Receipts were very
large, being 1910 ctls.
CASH BARLEY
Coed to choice feed. spot. Si.5713 @l.60; COM
mon to fa'-. $i.o2ia 01.56N per ctl; brewing
and shipping, $i.621@ q l.65; chevalier, nominal
at S1.TO.
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
May-S1 .57h asked.
Dec.-$1 81.
Oats-Are firm and unchanged.
White. S2.15@2.25; gray, $2.10G2l5; red,
81. 20 for choice, $210@2.t5 for good aud $2@
2.05 for inferior. per ctl: black, nominal.
Corn California small round yellow. $2D2. 10;
large yellow, nominal; western. states yellow,
sacked, Sl.75; white, S1.s5; in bulk. San Fran
cisco track, yellow, Si.74; white. Sll7; mixed,
81. 10: Egyptian. S1.95 per ell for white.
Rye-Quoted at $2@2.l per eti for eastern
to arrive.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK May s.-Hops-Dull. StAs
common TO choice 1905. 1Oq14e; 1907. Sooc'
Pacific coast 1905. s@1Ic; 1907. sass
Hides-Ifrm. Bogota. @002ll &c central
Wool|sfesdy Domestic fleece. sIds5e.
PetrOeum-Steadv. Refined New York Se. %;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, SS.4O; do n ooA<.
susar-Raw. steady; fair refining S-SSc; eek
trifuSaI 90 test 3s6e: molasses sugar, S-11c-
Refined steady No s, 4.45e: No =. 4-4Oc;
No. S. 435c; No. 9. 4.30cs No. 10. 4-25e; No
H. 4.2Oc: No. IL. 4.15c; No IS. A.l0c; No IA.
cut loaf. 4.sjc; crushed. 5-65e; powdered. O-eoe;
sranulated 4-9Je; cubes, 5.20c-
Cofee-FutuFes closed inactive. net unchanged
TO points lower. Sales reported OF
6.S5c; spot. quiet; No. Rio. sac; no.
Santos. S7s@9c; mild. quiet; Cordova. S% q
Buttsr-weak Creamery specials. 27l4 92se.
thirds 10 extras 3242ic.
Cheese-Essy, unchanged.
Egg1Steady. State. Peu1sTysnla and near
by fancy selected white. 24g243.cs do fair -
choice, 23Q231sc.
DRIED FRUIT
The maTket for evspOTated apples was steedUs
With fancy quoted at SlsQSl4e: choice. I97$tc;
prime. 6U6lsc: common to fair, 54S%c.
The local market for pruDes lS somewhat
irregular and unsettled. but the uodertone -
frrer than it was owing to bullish adviees
12e for crop California prunes. and from
61s to &c for OregOns. +C-50s TO 2c-SOs
Apricots are steady. Gs the result OF light
offerings, with ctoice quoted at 10010les
extra choice 10Is q lOS<e: fancy, 19lSc.
Peaches are IN moderate demand with choice
fsa:ys fsncy 1aslss 80
Raisins are somewhat steady. with loose
seeded, 4st acc: seedless. SA0S17e; London
layers 81. .20G1.30.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Hay and Feedstuns-

The hay market continues very strong under
slender receipts Those yesterday were only so
tous-a mere bagatelle.
The circular Of Scott & Magner says:
Arrivals during the last six days have
amounted to 1.50S tons. We have never received
withstanding this, the local trade appears 10
have been cared for. and there seems to be
ample supply to go around This merely Illus
trates the effect upon our market OF economy
and care on the part of the consumers. Every
effort is being made now By the consumers 10
carry them along. and they only purchase from
hand to mouth each day, waiting until the mar
ket shall be affected by the new crop all ready
to pour in in an abundant. stream The feeling
among consumers that every ton OF bay pur-
chased and used now OF the old crop Is being
used at a loss of perhaps So or $40 per ton
has caused the most strenuous efforts TO get
along until such time as they can be relieved
while a good rain. generously distributed.
would have given US one OF the largest crops
we have known Of late years, the moisture
in the ground and in the atmosphere VIII be
sufficient to give US a plentiful supply. and
large Supply. and impartialIy distributed
throughout the hay growing sections. While the
southern districts would like more rain, the
majority OF the bay counties hare had Just
enough.
the coming week viii bring in large quantities
OF volunteer and early grain hay, mainly from
the southern section, which first produces these
sran-S2s@sO per ton for white and SIS. .Sooeo
MiddlinSs--S -S33sa23 per ton.
Shorts-s31 Q32 per ton.
I s.sa aissa ssFss :e iS sso rolled S cat.
age lots: oilcake meal. IN 20 ton lots $3S so, IN
10 ton lots $39 in ton lots S39.50 small lots
$40; cocoanut cake meal at mills, $26 In 90
and 10 and S2650 IN ton lots. jobbing ST: corn
meal. $3T@3S: cracked corn. $3S@39; broom corn
seed nominal; alfalfa meSl and nealfalfa lob
bing lots s26 carload lots S25 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S23027: wheat and oat S22625:
tame oat S22626: volunteer wild oat S1sH2i
straw~so@ssc per bale
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

Fruits-ETaporated apples. 81 G6Ac; aprf-
cots, 7GI0c: fancy mOorpsrk, 11G12c; peaches,
5a6e for fancy; pears, 4@se; pitted Plums,
7l2QSiAc: nectarines. 4IaG51ac: hgs, 4G5c;
prunes, 4 size basis. "a G2s4e with lc pre-
mium for the large sizes.
R2isins-London layers crown. 90c; 8 crown.
81; seeded, 4@412c; Thompson's seedleSs, 3l4c
for unbleached; seedless sultanas. 2lsc; loose
muscateis, &c for crown, &c for crown ard
2H M215c for crown.
Nuts-AlmondS nonrareils, 130131se; Xxi.
13&M13%c; ne plus ultra. 13c; Drake, 11G1I I1se;
languedocs, Zoe; hardsheIIs. Ta1Sc walnuts. 9lsc
per 10 for No. 1 softShells. &c for No do:
cheStnuts. S410c per ID for Italian flberts, 12ls
G114c: pecans. 15611c.
Honey-NOminal
Beeswsx-2714 @2se per ID for light and Esq
&c for dark.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Hides. TuIIo,s. wool and Hops

More activity in hops in Oregon Is reported.
with sales at Sc. Stocks on the coast are muen
reduced though more rain is needed for crop
growth SPOT quotations are higher. as Win
tc seen.
Hides-Cuils and brands sell about 1sG1c IN
der quotations Heavy salted steers. i nc; me-
dunn f2c; light. 1926: cowhides. l0l1e ror
heavy. I0isc for lgh5: stays. &c: sated klp, l01s
q lie. salted Vesl. iJiee; Salted calf, lbc' dry
hides. fSlSe. dry KIP. II33e; dry ea1s
2sc dry veal &c: dry stays, 12cs
sl'eepskhs. sheaFings, 20@40c each; short
wool. 504t 70c each medium. lJcesS1 eacns
long wool. st@1.T5: lambs. 2567Jc; horsehides.
salt. S2.25G2.5O for large and S1.75Q2 for me-
diuu. 75c@S1 25 for small and 2565Oc Tor colts
horsehides. dry. S202.25 for large and Sl2o92
for medium. 50c0$1 for small and 2S9Soc tor
colts; goatskins. prime angora. I5c0$1; large
hair goats, S595oc; medium, '2o92oe; small
015e-
4Isc: grease. 2G3c.
Woel-New San Joaquin. years staple. ia
Ice: do 6 10 months. 1O415c; new southern
coast. T111c. Fail clip-Mountsin tree. "a q
ice: do defective. 6G7e: Nevada. 13G1Se per ID
HOps-Prices 10 growers are from &c % lOr
per ID, with 9911c for contracts.