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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-10-27
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04
DAYTONA BEACH RACE
EVENTS DECIDED UPON

Sanction has been granted for the
1910 Daytona Beach speed carnival un.
der the auspices Of the Florida East
Coast Automobile Association, for March
%, q and "a, by Chairman Butler OF
the contest board of the American Au'
tomobiIc Association.
Following are the events which viii
constitute the racing program:
One mile for the worlds straightaway
championship against time.
Two miles minute speed king race.
Five miles frce-fOr-all.
Twenty miles free-fOr-all.
50 miles stock chassis, 1850 to 23O cubic
inches.
100 miles stock chassis. 23l to $50 cubic
inches.
100 miles stock chassis, 45l to 600 cubic
inches.
10 miles Southern championship.
10 miles Florida championship.
~ miles handicap, frce-fOr all.
70 miles handicap, stock chassis, all
classes.
A large number Of handsome and valu.
able trophies will be offered, the list
not yet being complete. In the one
mile time trial championship and two
miles a-mnute events the competing
ears must qualify by covering five miles
at an average Of 81 seconds to the mile.
Full information and entry blanks nam
ing prizes may be had upon application
to T. f.. Fitzgerald, secretary Of the
club, at DaytOna, Florida.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04

THE vast increase in crime IN the
United States has reached an appalIlhg
figure, and ran only be accounted Tor
by the weakness Of the application Of
our criminal laws. The lax methods Of
courts, justice cheated by worthless
technicatcs, and the weakness Of the
average Jury, IL largely responsible.
Statistics have been prepared by an
eminent authority which shows that
only two per cent Of murdererS IN the
United States are convicted, against ~
Der cent in England, W per celt III
France, n per cent in Italy, 20 per cent
in Spain and 50 per cent in Germany.
Conditions in our country have been
pcttinp worse until now there are nearly
five times as many murderers tor every
million Of our population as there were
twenty years ago. Our boosted civlIl-
cation. More murders committed IN
the United States every year than IN all
Of Europe.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04

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Th~ FIorids Photo Concern has made a
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

To the Voters in Democratic Primary:
At the solicitation of friends hereby
announce my candidacy for nomination
in the ensuing primary as a member Of
the Legislature of Florida.
IL nominated and elected ! will give
earnest and conscientious attention to
the duties Of the officer.
FRED FEE.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-04
) ST. LUCE CLUB NOTES

Monday evening CONCERT an" "'"'"
attic entertainment was given at the
CRYSTAL Theatre by the members OF the
St. Luce club. Never in the history
Of Fort Pierce was seen such an out
pouring as took place to see this per-
Torrance. The place was damned
from pit to dome, and it was pro-
nounced complete success. The tai
ent which appeared was furnished from
among the members of the st. Lucle
club. All of the inhabitants were pres
ent, as well as the winter colony along
the river, especially the young ladies'
from West Virginia who are sojournlng
here. The affair was under the dlrec-
ton of Senator John r. Murphy, who,
by his untiring abilities helped to make
the affair one of the best entertain
ments that ever took place here. The
people of Fort Pierce were particular
" pleased with the whole affair as it
indicates a stronger and closer alliance
between the winter residents of st.
Lucie and the people OF Fort Pierce.
There were special features in the per-
Torrance especially worthy of note.
The following cast of characters were
presented:
Frank B. McClain, Mayor-eect of
Lancaster, Pa, 0utshOne himself in his
rendition of the songs of the day.
Mayor McClain was encored several
times, and it was declared that he
never had an equal on the Crystal
stage.
Mrs. Frank B. McClain, wife of
Mayor McClain, accompanied on the
piano not only the Mayor, but several
of the others who .ook part.
The singing of "My wild Irish Rose"
and the Sunny South" by James A.
Carey, was a revelation to the mem
bers of the club, who had no idea that
he was such splendid singer.
Another surprise was the hit made
by Frank j. Feenly, who, like Carey,
surprised everybody and was encored
five times.
The evening was surprise after sur
prise as was evidenced when Magis-
trate Joseph Call gave selection on
the banjo and sang to his own accom-
pament. Some of his Southern darkcy
songs were of the finest.
No performance of this character
could be success without the inimita-
BILE James B. Sheehan. High priced
artists are not to be compared to Mr..
Sheehan as monologue artist.
Judge !. McNicho and T. J. McNul;y
added eclat to the performance in reci-
tations, both of which were pronounced
superb.
Master Leslie HambetOn was n tax
ing card who was accompanied by his
sister, Miss Hamblet0n.
Master Harry Leroy Curtis was
another one of the masters who was
pronounced an adept. His mother.
Mrs. Harry F. Curtis. wife of Repre-
sentative F. Curtis, accompanied his
selections on the piano.
The performance concluded with the
singing of the "Star Spangled Banner"
by the whole audience.
To Senator Murphy and Senator Me-
Nichol who managed and conducted the
entertainment, great praise and credit
is due.
1t is the purpose of the club to con,
tinue the entertainments weekly, the
proceeds to be used to dredge. out the
St. Lucie inlet, which will be a great
boone to St. Lucie and Fort Pierce.
and should be we'll patronized.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO Oct 1o:-Camle-Recetpts esti-
mated at 30. 600; market steady. 1oc of. Beeves
$415dS; Texas steers, S4.25@455: western
steers. S4.156eT5; stockers and feeders, 81. 40M
5.75; cows and heifers, S2.25Ge.5o; calves, $50
Hogs-Receipts estimated at &c. 900: market
slow. Light, $s30@s.S5; mixed, $s.050S.S5;
heavy, S7.906s.75; rough. S7.90dS10: good to
choice heavy. $s.io9S.I5; pigs, Ssas.s0; bulk of
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000: market
steady. Native, s25OG435; western, S2T5G
4.2J; yearlings. $4.35@5.5o; lambs, native 81 80
GLIB; western, 81 4.75@T.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 0-Cattle-Receipts
1890; market steady. feeders lower. Native
steers. $4.50G7.25: cows and heifers, S3mJ 40:
ers. 81 so43.4o: Gamers, $275@3.40; stockers
aud feeders, So l5a 5a5.s5; calves, So 25dT; bulls.
stays, etc, S364.S5.
Bogs-Receipts, $500: market loc lower.
Heavy. s6qS-40; mixed. SIS. .20GS. 80; light. IS 40
Gs.75; pigs, s7.5oGs.5o; bulk of sales $s.15@
sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market steady to a
s3.so@4.30; ewes, S3@3.75: lambs, sc. .257675.
KANSAS CITY ''-' sO''''
KANSAS CITY, Oct 0-Cattle-Receipts.
% 900; market steady to 10c lower. Native
steers, s4.75G7.5o; native cows and heifers,
S260@6,25: stocKers and feeders. S3. .40M5. 75:
bulls. $3.25G4-25; calves. S4MS50; western
steers. S4.50G6.60; western cows. S27565.25
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market Zoe lower Bulk
Of sales. Ss.4ods.I5: heavy, $s.s0ds.50 packers
and butchers. S., s,40QsI5; light. Ss.Go@SS so.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady. Nut
and yearlings, S3.75@5.25; fed western ewes,
S3.50M4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW YORK, Oct 10.-E. f. Hutton & Co. s
wire SAYS:
The cotton market has been advanced TO
present unheard OF prices for this time of year
by the enormous competitive buying of contracts
for future delivery by spinners and the spec
ulatiye public, based on extremely small crop es-
Inmates promulgated by public and private crop
1870. 600. The unwisdom Of basing operations
entirely upon such estimates and especially be-
fore the actual occurrence of killing frost is
revealed when il is considered that the United
States government with ell of its facilities for
gathering information to the size of the cot
ton crop never attempts an estimate until the
middle OF December and even then it's estimates
have often proved hundreds OF thousands and
some time much as 1000, 900 bales out of line
when compared with the final census figures
showing the number Of bales actually ginned. 1t
is said that never in history was the final OUT
turn of a crop more dependent upon the date of
killing frosts than the present one and there are
many well Informed cotton men who believe that
with seasonable weather during the next three
weeks the yield viii surpass all expectations An
upward revision of crop ideas with the market in
IT'S present heavily overbought condition would
probably incIte drastic liquida tion
The announcement by bankers that no cotton
bills will be honored not on board ship after Oc-
tober IS unless accompanied by bankers guar
antee has probably been the most powerful influ-
ence In causing the rapid and sensational adj
vance In cotton during the last few days. Small
crop estimates and fear of killing frost due to
the sudden drop In temperatures the latter part
of the week also contributed to the chaotic con-
difions, but fair and warmer weather now pre-
walls throughout the belt and il mild weather
continues few weeks more crop estimates will
probably be materially increased. Prospects are
unusually bright for record cotton crops in Egypt
India, Russia and China, and it is probable that
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11

berland, SIS in bulk and Sle.5o In sacks; Weisn
Anthracite. SIS; coke. s16 per ton In ouik anu
Sf7 ia sacks.
per gallon for boiled and Sl-14 for raw, cases &C
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. Tic; Baker A,
SIl7Gl.19: China nut, cases, 6o4I0c per
gallon: cocoanut oil. in barrels: so@ ss15c for
XXX. 771s dslc for No. l and 75@7shc for
No according to quantity extra nleaehsa ne. S,c snc
natural whale oil, soc; pure lard oil. 81; winter
strained lard oil, soc; pure neatsfoot oil. Soc
oil. soc; boiled FISH OIL 5Oc paint oil. 45c
Coal OIL, Gasoline. etc.-Wster white, iron
or drums. io5zc; special do. lie; pearl oil. in
cases. I6c; astral Ice; star, &c., extra star. i9c;
gasoline. in hulk 17c. in cases 24c; engine disti-
late. in drums 11zc. cases &c more 90 degree
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk 15c, in
cases 22hc.
Turpenfine-asc per gallon in cases and s1c in
a Rosin"E, E S. So 20: 5 F, ss.s5: G, $3.50; q, ss55;
l. 9.GO; X. se.75; NJ. $40; N. s1o.35; VIC,
go; WV, s1os5 per barrel of 2so lbs
Refined SUGAR MARKET
follows. terms not not cash: Standard % dne 'G sranu, a
lated. 5-25c: standard coarse GRADUATED. 5.25c;
fruit grsnulated. 5.25c; cut loaf. in barrels only,
cases, s.25c' do in Id cartons in cases, s,75c'
monarch Eensi Gar. Seoe; tablets, in half barrels.
crushed, 5.5oc: monarch powdered, 5.35c; xxx
powdered: 5,S5c; candy granulated. 5.35e; confec-
TONERS A, 5.25c; confectioners' crystals. 5.35c;
extra hne granulated, 5.05c; magnolia A. 4.S5c;
extra Z. 4.75c, golden c, 4.e5c; d. 455c Bar
rels and 90 lb bags 10c, half barrels Csc. boxes
ooc more per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs
net Bar In 80 and 40 lb tins s1.70 more In
snd 10 ID tins s2.35 more per 100 lbs than price
Tor this grade In 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows: Granuiated basis. 5.25c;
Htgrade" bar. 5.60c; powdered. 5.35c; A
crushed. $500; berry. 5.25c: c. s. H. extra fine
granulated 52oc; coarse dry granulated, 5-25c;
confeetioners' A, 5.25c; confectioners' crystals,
535c; cubes, 5.5oc; bricks. half bbls. 5.75c;
orlcks, In so ID boxes. &c: extra fine dry gran
ulated 600 ID bags only), 5.o5c: excelsior A.
4s5c; extra c, 4.75c; golden c. 4.65c; yellow D,
4.ooc; cut loaf. ia barrels only, 7.25c; n. & E.
crystal domlnos. ID cartons in cases, S.25c;
GO 10 cartons, In cases s.75c. Additional per
lo9 lps: In barrels and 80 Id bags, l0e more
nalt barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more for all
grades: Bar in IS and 40 ID tins, $1.70 more;
load weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
lSnecial Disnatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct. i0.-The North Pacific steam
ship eompany's steamer Santa Clara. with mall
urday, did not get out until 1880 a. m today.
thus losing nearly two days on the regular sched-
Santa Clara was prevented from crossing on ac-
count Of the hazy weather, while yesterday the
baT was In @ ss9 t &c that 1t
Steamer Riverside, arriving from San Fran
cisco this morning, had on board cargo of fuel
oil, which Is being discharged for the Northern
redwood company at the Arcata wharf.
Steamer North Fork was among the arrivals
from San Francisco this morning. having brought
commercial company. The North Fork will load
lumber at the Arcata wharf for the return trip
south.
Arriving this morning from Seal rocks was
the lighthouse tender Sequoia with cargo OF
supplies for the Table Bluff lighthouse. The
supplies being transferred TO barge for
shipment TO the Lighthouse.
Steam schooner Aurelia arrived from San
Francisco this morning at o'clock and pro
ceeded to the Bay Side lumber company's mill
where cargo of lumber Is being taken on board
Arriving at o'clock this morning was the
steamer Prentiss. The Prentiss is taking on
| lumber cargo at the Fields Landing wharf
Arriving this morning at $40 o'clock was the
Pacific Coast steamship companyss steamer State
Of California, with freight, mail and passengers
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Departing from the Holmes Eureka lumber
company's wharf this afternoon was the steamer
Katherine with a cargo Of redwood lumber. in
addition to consignment OF United States ma Il
destined for San Francisco
Engineer Morton L. Tower. who Is here to in
yestigate local conditions with reference to the
reconstruction of the jetties at the entrance
visited the Minor quarry above Arcata Saturday,
bringing back with him much data and many
samples Of the rock to be secured there. Visits
will be paid to all the most available quarries
in the vicinity OF Humboldt bay before Tower
departs for San Francisco to make his report
LOS ANGELES, Oct 10.-Arrived-stean n
schooner Tallae. Blaine; steamer Roanoke Port
I land; steam schooner Francis H. Leggett. Eu-
reka; steam schooner Santa Barbara Abe-deeni
steam schooner William r. Murphy. Eureka
steamer Bear, Portland steam schooner Samoa.
Caspar.
Sailed-Steamer Roanoke. San Diego: steam
schooner Bowdoin. San Diego; steam schooney
Grace Dollar, Albion
PORTLAND, Oct I0.-Schooner Lyman D,
Foster has been taken by the American trading
company for cargo TO New Zealand from Port
land. 1t is 20 days out of Tacoma for Redondo.
Captain yilhelmsen, who will succeed Captain
Bjerck master OF the Norwegian steamer
Hercules, has arrived from Bergen, Norway
With cement and asphalt the steamer Johan
Poulsen, Captain Lancaster, arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco 1t Is discharging the
Supple dock and will load grain and lumber fer
its return trip,
With 1.6ss. .4o1 feet of lumber. valued at
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
ARRIVED
Sunday. Oct. 8.
10.45 u. M. Yacht Martha. Haaify.
1910 p. M, yacht Ya9kee, Miller.


Sunday. Oct. 8.
1o:4s p. M, yacht Martha, Haaify.
io:1o p m, yacht Ya?kee. Miller.
e.5o o. M, stmr Thomas L. Wand, Peterson.
100 hours from Everett; 100000 feet lumber to
Olson & Mahoney.
hours from San Diego and way ports; passengers
and merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship COM
7:2o q. M. Ger stmr Osiris. shwank, ia days
from Hamburg. via Mazatlan days; passen-
gers and merchandise to hosmos steamship COM
s:1o a. M, stmr Colonel E. L. Drake. Smith,
days from Seattle; ballast to Standard oil
$40 a. M. barge Ninety three. Kirkwood, 4
DAYS from Seattle; ballast to Standard oil COM
nanv in tow stmr Colonel E. L. Drake.
$40 a. M. schr Washcalore, Peterson, days
from Bandon; lumber to order, up river.
1890 a. M, stmr Homer, Doris. 50 hours
from San Pedro merchandise to Pacific Coast
s'ea4s.p a4n am schr Santiago. Mcdonald, IL hours
from Monterey; II. 600 barrels oil to Associated
'ii'p' II a. ' M. stmr watson, o'Brien, 7S hours
frH
.. M. stmr Navarro, Hoffman, II hours from
Crescent c. City; $4,000 feet lumber to Hobbs.
"aI a.1o a. M. stmr j. A. Chanslor, Macdonald.
4s hours from Astoria; ballast to Associated
from M Columbia river; 100000 feet lumber to
hammona ann ~ m.. stmr Coronado, stangeland. ~
hours from Grays Harbor; 6o0,0 900 feet lumber
to Dollar steamship company.
3:2O o. M. stmr Capastrano. Klose, 73 hours
from Grays Harhor; 1000 feet lumber to Sud-
p. m. yacht Aggie, Murphy.
1:45 o. M. stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett
27h hours from San Pedro; passengers and mer-
chandse to Alaska Pacific steamship company
CLEARED
Monday, Oct TO-
Stmr President, Thomas, San Diego; Pacific
sch schr ai Honoipu Langfeidt; Hind. Rolph Co.
Power .schr Monterey, Anderson, Manila :
Charles Anderson.
Br stmr Asia. Gaukroger, Honekong. etc.; Pa
cifc Mail steamship company.
SAILED
Monday, Oct TO-
1885 D. M, stmr Nome City. Hansen, Seattle
4:20 p. M, stmr President, Thomas. San
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Los Angeles Produce Market

IOpccIcI DiSpotch 10 nc call
Los ANGELES, Oct 10.-Receipts of eggs
were only 60 cases today, but the prices were
not changed. Cheese and butter were firm. Po
tatoes were weak
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, ca cases;
butter, $50 pounds; cheese. 2Ss pounds; pota-
toes. II $50 sacks; sweet potatoes, IL sacks.
Cheese (per lbl-Northern fresh. 1712 M1sc;
eastern twins. ls54c; eastern cheddars. zoe
eastern longhorn, 1919 @20c; eastern daisy, 1ec;
swiss, imported, 32c; swiss, domestic. 22@24c;
brick cream 19c; limburger, 19c.
Butter lper lb)-Creamery, extra. 53I4c; frsts,
SIC; ladle butter. 25c; cooking butter 25c.
Eggs (per dozenD-Local ranch, candled. irsts,
45c; case count. 41c; eastern fresh, 35c; storage
extras, S2c; storage seconds, BIC.
Beans tper ctll-No. l pink $780, No.
hmas, $40: Lady Washington. $3.50: small
whites, No !, $3.50; black eyes So; Garvanzas.
$3.50; lentils, S7Ns.
Potatoes (per ctl)-New local stock 81 25;
highland, s1G125; Salinas, S1.75; sweet pota-
toes. S1.5OMl.6 .65.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
FIour and Farfnaceous Good.

Flour-Cslifornis family extras, s5.6OQ6 nei
without discount; bakers extras, IS. 5.60@6; super
fine 81 4oNz70; Oregon and Washington. pei
bbi, S4sOG5.O5 for family, bakers and patents
and 81 .O5@4.3o for cutoff; Kansas patents
$50; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents ST. 40;
do strsights 81 20: do clear, $8 60 per bbl.
Fsrinaceous Goods-Buckwheat hour, $4-20
buckwheat four self-rsislng, So; buckwheai
greats, IS; corn meal, yellow IS, white SO, extra
cream yellow S3-25. extra cream white IS. p;
corn hour. So: cracked wheat. IS 80; entire
wheat eour. $500; farna, $3.50; graham -four
So hominy. large So small SO. graduated 50
cat meal. Ss25; do greats. 81. 25; pearl barley
s. 20; rice -four $e: rolled oats, $4-25; rolled
wheat, IS 5O rye -four $S.25; rye meal, 3d. 10
split peas. yellow So. green $780, extra cream
rohed oats. $50 lbs $3.50 80 lbs in sacks 81
rolled fakes. $50 10 barrels So rs. 90 ID sacks
$50; rolled wheat, $50 lbs s4-75, 70 ID sacks
81 %
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Hay and Feedsfuffs

No further advance in hay is reported. but the
market rules frm. Receipts were again large
yesterday. being I-J03 tons. including 81 cars.
Bran-S29 ea31 per ton.
Middlings-S34 d36 per ton.
Shorts-S3O052 per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. $22@23; rolled
oats for feed. s2903i; mixed feed. S25@2e for
average lots; linseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40.
10 tons $4,000, Sal, smaller lots $41-5o;
cocoanut cake or meal at mills, $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 IN ton lots; Jobbing. 90; corn
meal. S36@37; cracked corn. S36u37: alfalfa
meal carload lots $I7. jobbing SIS; red star al
falfa Elesi 81 in lots and SIS jobbing: No
desto alfalfa meal. Sl650 in lots and SIT job
1obbing, CaprOco oilcake meal $3.50 per ton.
calfalfa, SIS IN ear lots aud $50 jobbing-
Hay-0rdinary wheat. $9d12.5o; choice. S13Q
a; wheat and ost, S9@l2.50; tame oat, S9G
y. 80; volunteer wild oat, S7@9; alfalfa, STQl3;
stock hay. S5@6.50 per ton.
StraW-35 EI60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure has fallen rapidly over the great
basin. resulting in unsettled weather, with occa-
sional showers over the central and northern
counties of California. Light rain has fallen in
the San Francisco bay section and the Sacra-
mento valley.
The weather has been exceptionally clear and
pleasant over the Rocky mountain section and
eastward 10 the Atlantic. Rain is reported in
the gulf states. and at Galveston 11G inches
have fallen. but otherwise fair weather has pre-
vailed at all eastern points in the middle west
There have been no temperature changes of
Importance. except In Minnesota and the lake
region. where 1t is much warmer, and in Cali
fornia. where there has been a sharp drop. In
the San Joaquin valley the temperature has
fallen 20 degrees more.
RaiSin growers have been advised to stack
owing 70 unsettled conditions.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was So
per cent and ct Fresno so per cent.
FORECAST.
San Francisco and vicinity-unsettled TUESDAY
with occasional showers; light south wind, chang
ing to north.
Santa Clara yslley-Unsettled weather Tuesday
with light showers: light south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Unsettled weather Tues
day, with showers: light south winds Raisin
growers should stack.
California south of the Observation-Disclosures
weather Tuesday; showers by night; light north
wind changing to south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Hloes-Culls and brands sell about II ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers. l0i5c;
light medium. enc; light. Sc; cowhides. &c;
stays. &c; salted kip, i0c; salted veal; l5l5ci
I2c; dry kip. lie: dry calf, 22e: sheepskins
shearllngs. 25040c each; short wool, 40@70c;
medium. To@90c: long woal 9Oc@$L25; lambs
20Q50c: horsehides salt. 81 25G3 for large and
81 .5oQ2 for medium, I5e4si for small and 2s
6L50c for colts; horsehides. dry. S202-25 for
large and 81 25G2 for medium. 50cGs1 for
small and 25d5Oc for colts; goatskins, prime
angoras. 75c6$I; large hair goats. 500 4oci me-
dium. 20@30c; small. 5Q15c.
Tsilow-No- ! rendered. 5A @61se; No. 2. 4@
Sc; grease 202Nc.
Tool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9NI1c, DO months. 7G11c; northern, Sonoma
aud Mendocino, lSQ20c; Humboldt, zoe asked
Nevada. l3di6c per ID.
FAN clip-Mountain free. 96l1c; northern and
valley. Td10c; San Joaquin fail and lambs, "a
ioe: do defective and heavy. 5@7c per ID.
Bops-California. 1909 crop. nominal; Oregon.
nominal; crop Of 1910. i215 @l61kc per ID.