Suillus granulatus                          Granular-Dotted Bolete

Description: Caps are 2-13 cm across, smooth, slippery when wet, tan to cinnamon, ageing white with brown stains. Flesh is yellowish, not staining.  Tubes are  white to dull yellow, not staining.   Pores are 1 mm across, and  irregular in shape.  Stalks are up to 9 cm tall by 2.5 cm wide, white to yellowish, and dotted tan-brown in the  upper half. Spore prints are yellow-brown.  It fruits under conifers (mainly pines or spruce). Edible. 

Suillus brevipes is similar but lacks the dots at the top of the stalk.