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Provisions.

The general situation remains the same
both here and in the West. The ChiRgo mar
kst rules weak. with no support except from
outside buying and this has been falling on
Of late
Tho tendency here is downward. though there
IS fUrthel decline In Bacon and Lard and
Hams are quoted steady. There is moder-
ate demand for barreled goods for shipment
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 101%c per ID for
heavy. lie for light medium 13c for light
13l@c for extra light and 15c for sugar-cured;
Eastern sugar cured Hams. 1315c: California
Hams. 12Iac; Mess Beef. $40 50d11 per Dbl 4:
extra Mess. $l1 5G612; Family S12 5O613:
prime Mess Pork. SIS; extra clear S24G23:
Mess. SIS. Dry Salted Pork. 1Olad11c; Pig
Pork. S2T; PIGS Feet. S5; Smoked Beef 14c
per Ib.
LARD-Tireces quoted at CSC per 1b for
compound and 9Ac for pure: halfbarres. pure,
9l5c; lob tins. 10c; 5-lb tins. 10kc; 3-lb
tins. 10Hc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 92sc; three
half barrels, 9Hc; one tierce. 9lSc: two tierces.
Sc: five tierces. SIC per ID.
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Ponltrv and GaRie.

The third car of Western Poultry for the
week was on Saie and cleaned up well at good
prices Receiuts of domestic stock were light
and the market was steady. particularly for
fine young stock Poor and small stock was
inclined to easiness but cleaned up well. never
theess- The quotations for dressed Turkeys
are omitted. as none have been received for
some DAYS There were changes in Game.
POULTRY--Live Turkeys. 16d1Sc per Ib:
Geese per pair. $262 20; Goslings. S212 25:
Ducks SIS 5OG6 so per dozen for old and SO so
al for young: Hens, SO soar for large and S.
as for small. young BOOSTERS. So j0G7 SO: old
BOOSTERS. S5G5 so: Fryers. IS 50d6 so: Broil-
ers sos so for large and 81 50G5 for small
Pigeons. 81 25G1 so per dozen for old and 81 20
a. so for Squads.
GAME-Gray Geese. SO per doz White Geese
75cG$1 %; Brant. 81 80 for small and 81 far
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Beans and Seeds.

Beans show no further variation. Limas rule
firm, with the south still in need OF rain to
make good crop The other descriptions are
quiet with some sales for overland shipment
at steady prices
Canary Seed is quoted scarce and firm but
there ample supplies the way here from
the East. Hemp is also scarce and firm, with
a good demand.
BEANs-Bayos. 50 35d2 So; Pea So; But
ters $3 small White 1908 is; large White;
81 50G2 so: Pink SO 20g3 35; Red. 81 1905;
Lima. So 30Q3 35: Red Kidneys. So; Blackeye,
81 10G2 % per ctl; Horse Beans $2d2 80
SEEDS-Brown Mustard 50 75d4; Yellow
Mustard $3G3 %; Flax 81 So61 80; Canary
519d5Ac for Eastern: Alfalfa. 14G14Ae: Rape.
1H62c: Timothy, 6T6I5c Hemp. 81 6315c per
NJ; MilIet 3q31ac; Broom Corn Seed. s2Ca21
DRIED PEAs-Biackeye, So 25@2 so per ctl.
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Chicago Board of Trade.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, March s.-Contradictions Of the
reported settlement OF the Argentine strike
caused an improved tone In wheat. Notwith-
standing a considerable decline at Liverpool
May here was steady. with prices 7ac lower to
16c higher at 95j2c to "a &c. July was up a
time the market ruled quite firm. aided by the
strength in coarse grains Another bull fac
tor was the absence of rain in Kansas and
Oklahoma In addition there was, as conf
pared with last year, smaller movement in
the Northwest. shorts covered freely in both
May and July, the latter option selling up to
90lic while May sold firm at "a lsc Toward
the middle of the day, however, the sentiment
changed. On attempt OF some of the bull
crowd TO dispose of their holdings, the pit
crowd suddenly took the selling side of tne
market. There apparently no wheat
wanted and before buyers could be secured
prices slumped severely, May dropping to 92e.
while July sold off to esAc- Large receipts in
Kansas City, which seemed to show that com
parattvely little alarm is felt In that section
as to the growing CROP was apparently the
bear factor. The market rallied slightly sew
eral times late In the day. but on each up
turn commission houses had plenty of selling
orders. Just before the close extreme weak
ness again DEVELOPED and May declined to
91Mc. loss of 2Ec from the high point of
the day. July dropped to 81 Hc, decline Of
2Ac from the top Final figures on May were
91&c. July closed at sSc.
Higher prices at Liverpool due to reported
unfavorable weather in Argentine caused
strength in corn pit early in the session. The
close comparatively steady and lower,
oats met with a fair scattering demand
from commission houses during the first part
OF the session and with light offerings prices
were moved UP nearly cent for May and
July The close was fairly steady. May clos
ing nc to &c higher at 42&c.
A big reduction in receipts of hogs and an
advance in prices at the yards caused hrmness
in provisions early in the session There was
considerable liquidation both by local and out
side holders late in the day, owing to the
weakness in grains All of the advance was
lost End the close was the bottom, May
pork closing unchanged, lard up 21ac and ribs
a shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Ne7U York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. March S.-FLOUR-Receipts
sc, 600 barrels; exports. IL. 400 barrels. Quiet
and nominally lower
WHEAT-Receipts $1,000 bushels. snot
easy. No. red 81 elevator and 81 O1G1 N
+. o. b. afioat; No. ! Northern Duluth. 81 05
f. o b a1oat; No. 1 Northern Manitoba nomi-
nal T. o. b. aioat. Options had a brief period
of strength early in the session, but became
demoralfzed by heavy selling and closed very
weak, lac lower May closed at orc; JuIy
93hc; September, S57sc.
HOPS-Firm
HIDES-Firm.
WOOI-Firm
PETROLEUM-Steady
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining 15-1ec.
centrifugal 96 test, 7-16c; molasses sugar
11-16c; refined, firm.
COTTON-Futures closed steady but 10 m
3S points lower.
COFFEE-Spot Rio was steady. No. in
voice. 6 9-16c. Futures closed steady but 1h
TO 20 points lower. Sales, "a, 600 bags, incIud-
ing: March. 5.15c: May. 5.30c: July 8 soc
September, 5.S56oc; December 6.10d6. 20c
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The market is
steadily held, with common quoted at 4Q5c:
prime, 5AQ53sc; choice, 5l5G6c; fancy, 6I5
G7c.
PRUNES-Are meeting with about a season.
able demand and rule steady, with quotations
ranging from sc to 6Izc, according TO grade
APRICOTS-Appear to be attracting rather
a better demand than recently, and supplies
continue moderate, with the result that prices
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
General FirmneSS Exhibited by
Local Securities.

While local securities not active the
market was firm all along the line. and a
number of stocks advanced notably Gas and
Electric to $50 so Hawaiian Commercial -
S46 80 and Alaska Packers to Sl39. whne
Spring Valley Water was hrmer at SO 90
There was nothing in the oil and min
Ing stocks
Latest mining assessments are: Overman.
To-. ChoIlar fOc and Julia &c.
The San Joaquin Oil and Development Com
pany paid a dividend OF 50 30 per share.
amounting 10 $500 COO on March 5.
The West Shore oil Company paid a dividend
Of 1 cent per share amounting TO S5OO0 on
March 2
The Preside and Ferries Railroad Company
has declared regular monthly dividend OF 20
csu7s per share payable March IS.
TIE Port Costa Water Company VIII pay a
regular monthly dividend OF 80 cents per share
n, March l5
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sUuuARY OF THE MARKETS.

Enobequ borSes continue more or less depressed
Tau-areet Stocks decline again and Cotton o7cer
Local Stocks continue quiet and featweess
No change III Sil5er EXCHANGE
Wheat Freights still lo5c, aith tonnage plentiful.
lI'tea and Barley quiet and the latter o5oer
oats firm, bit qniet Corn aceak. Rye steadily held.
Flour and Nillstufs in fair request
Hay and FeedstnfS steady at precious prices.
No ttFer change IN Beans Se7eaI kinds of Seeds
Potatoes cleaning nb fairly Onions unchanged.
SfHg Vegetables declining Hnder increasing receipts.
Poultry selling 5ceH 7vith moderate ori5als
Oranges Oben depressed bit close 7ch better demand
Fresh G'TT7ais of Bananas from Honolulu
Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins before quoted.
Cuban Honey nndereing California product NeU York.
Provisions 7Ceak. both here and is the West
Hops and Wool iHacti0e at precious quotations.
Slight changes IN Hides and ad7ance in Talozc.
Beef advanced Mutton firm Zeal Plentiful Hogs steady
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one of the BowSes.

The stock exchanges all over the world con-
tnue quiet and more or less depressed. Wall
street stocks were OF again yesterday. Amer
i-ans were heavy in London. and cables from
t1e Continent reported that the European mar
-ets showed no Improvement from the depres-
SION heretofore prevailing. There was no war
ftNs or any consequence 10 affect values and
.r tect advtcrs from several speculative cen
te-s say that the war has lost much Of it's
f'rce az factor in affecting prices having
trcoule pretty thoroughly discounted by this
r-rue, though military reverse Of great i'm
Torrance 10 either the Russian or japanese
a--s would q course produce its eject
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Dried Fruits, ,NntS ,RaisinS, Honey

The situation in Fruits is about as before
quoted. Stocks are light both here and in
the East, and the market is rather firm than
otherwise. though the demand is narrow and
chiefly for small lots to keep up assortments.
Apples are meeting with the most attention.
Prures and Raisins the only descriptions
ip liberal supply and they are quiet. Honey
Is quiet and moro or less weak with sellers
shading QuotaGCps to realize Cuban Honey
Gle in New York. and this increases the de-
preston in the goods. as sales Of Cuban as
low the equivalent Of &c per ID T. o. b..
for the California product are reported. Nuts
quiet and not materially changed
FRUIT-Aprieots, Sha1O12c for Royals and
9G12c for Moorparks: Evaporated Apples AZ a
5&4c; sun-dried, 3%G4Ac; Peaches. Jd7hc;
Pears. SG111zc; Nectarines. 565hc; Figs.
white, 3d4c in boxes; black 4Ac; Plums. pit
:, PRUNEs- crop 24@2Ae for the four
RAIsINs-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices: Standard grades. 5O-lb cases.
crown Loose Muscatels. SIZE per ID;
3 crown. 59sc: 4-crown. 615c; Seedless Loose
Muscatels. &c; seedess hoated. 415e; 2-crown
Malaga loose. sc: 3-crOwn Malaga loose. $50;
seedless Sultanas. unbleached, 415c; Seedless
ID box-6-crown Imperial clusters. So; 5-crown
Dehesa clusters, 81 80; 4-crown fancy clusters
81; 3-crown London Layers, 81 80; 2-erown
London Layers. 81 %: usual advance for frac-
tional boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy 16- oz
cartons. per h. T%c; fancy 12-Oz cartons. per
choice 1907 cartons. per Ib. TIC; choice 12-oz
cartons, per package. 6Ae; choice bulk car
lOiiS. yer 10 go lp-OZ cdTIouS. Seeue0 Seefi-
Iings MuscateIs, per ID. &c; 12-oz cartons.
seeded SEEDLINGS, Muscatels. per ID sac bulk,
seeded Seedlings. Muscatels. per ID. 64e.
NUTS-Wainuts No. l softshell, 131-G14c;
No 2. 1115nl2c: No. l hardshell, 13613lzc;
No 2 116111@c; Almonds. 11I5c for Nonpa-
reils. Ike for Y L. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Ac for .Languedoc; Peanuts. 6ta7c for
Eastern: Pecans: 11g13c: Cocoanuts. 81 5o95.
HoNEY-comb. 1oa1114e for white and s1s
G9l2c for amber; water white extracted 5d
SIC: light amber extracted, 41464Ac; dark.
3iaG4c.
BEEswAX-27a29c per Ib.
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Retail Meat Prices.

The following retail prices for meats are
Quoted hy the Retail Butchers Protective As
sCclation.
BEEF-Prime Roast 15aIso: Porterhouse
steak lSG221zo Tenderloin Steak. I5aIse;
slrloin Steak 12AQ AQ15c: Top Round steak.
Iolec. Beef Stew. lOc: Corned Beef s71Oc.
soup Bones. &c: Soup Meat 5GlOc.
NEAL-Loin Roast, 1562oc. Shoulder Roast,
l2l1 qI5c- Chops and Outlets. 15d20c; Stew,
12- Ql5c
bU-TTCN-Leg 15c: Foreouarter. 121sc;
stow SdL0c. Prime Chops, I5G20o.
LANB-LeE. 20c: ForeQuarter 121L615c:
findquarter. 1sG20c: Shoulder Roast 12Lc:
CHOPS. 20c.
P5RK-Rosst 121h d1sc: Chops. 1591sc.
These prices do not cover the cheaper grades.
as it is impossible 10 quote regular prices on
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

At present all the markets under this head
are without feature Hay and Feedstuffs con-
tinue steady and in good shape for sellers,
with moderate stocks.
BRAN-$21G22 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$27 5CG29 per ton
SHORTS-$21d22 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rol Barley, $24125 per
ton: Oilcake Meal the mill, 500 J01.51 :;
jobbing, S32: Cocoanut Cake, $22Q23; Corn
Meal S29 50030 so: Cracked Corn. $30GI31 :;
Mixed Feed S22G23: Horse Beans $500
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
HAY-Wheat $15G1S; Wheat and Oat $156
II so; Oat. $15G17: Wild Oat $14G16; Bar
ley $13d15; Stock nominal-none here; Al
falfa s12G13 so
STRAW-5Oa15 per bale.
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Flour and MiHStnfS.

Quotations remain unchanged. Business is
fair
FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 S0@
10 usual terms: Bakers Extras, 81 70d5:
Oregon and Washington jobbing at 50 S594 25
per Dbl
NILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour. SO % per 100 lbs !;
Rye Flour. So 20; Rye Meal. SO: Rice Flour,
81; Corn Meal. SO %; extra cream do, 81; Oat
Groats 81 so: Hominy, $4QI4 %. Buokwheat
Flour, 81 50d4 rs; Cracked Wheat So rs: Fa-
rina. 81 50; Whole Wheat Flour So 80: Rolled
Oats bbls 81 25@S so; in sacks, SO 75GS 10:
Pearl Barley SO; Split Peas. boxes. 81; Green
Peas. IS 80 per 100 lbs.
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Ne10 York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March S.-Tin was unchanged
locally and in the London market. Here prices
stand at S2Sd2S rs. while in London spot is
quoted at e123 Is Cd and futures at e124 5s
Copper declined IS I'd in London with spot
closing at ESQ los and futures at $50 los.
Locally copper quiet and unchanged.
Lake $12 50d12 49, electrolytic and casting.
SIP 3115@12 622.
Lead was unchanged at &f2 in the London
market and locally at 81 6014 65.
Spelter was quiet and unchanged in the New
York market at S5G5 10. and London also was
unchanged at G22 5s.
AIS Sd in Mddlesboro. Locally iron is quiet.
No. 1 foundry northern, $14 1915 25; No. 2
southern and No. L do soft, $13 25G13 20.
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livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March S-CATTLE-Receipts.
p. coo; steady; good to prime steers. $5a
and feeders 50 506i4 10; cows. 81 50a4 heif-
ers, 50 25G4 90: Gamers. 81 50G2 so: bulls, 81
"A: calves. S3G6 so; Texas fed steers S4d4 65.
HOGS-Receipts to-day, 10000 tomorrow
5000; steady; mixed and butchers SIS 250
65; good to choice heavy. s. 55d5 20: rough
sales, SIS 25dJ 30
SHEEP-Recepts. $4,000; sheep steady;
lambs steady; good TO choice wethers. "a 25G
70: fair 10 choice mixed. SO j064 25 West
ern sheep So 5O0J5 25: native lambs. "a 75G
So; Western lambs. "a 50@5 10.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne5v York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March S-Close: Money on
call 1902 per cent; closing bid, IA offered
at 2 per cent.
Time loans were easy; sixty days, 3d35 per
cent: ninety days. ga @354 per cent six
months. 4 -1er cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 412@5H per cent.
Sterling exchange was heavy. closing Arm
actual business in bankers bills. 81. S6509
4 $3.50 for demand; sixty days, 81 4S365a4. 1870
Posted rates. 81 S4l5 and "a s7h.
Commercial bills 81 S31a.
Bar silver, 57Tkc.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Bonds Government. steady; railroads, ir-
regular.
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Avqilable Grain Supply.

NEW YORK March Special cable and
telegraphic advices received by Bradstreet 9
show the following changes in available sup
ply:
the Rockies decrease. 1928, coo bushels; afioat
fer and in Europe, increase. SOC. .000 bushels.
Total supply. decrease, 1870 bushels.
Corn United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies decrease 234, 600 bushels.
Oats United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, decrease 469. coo bushels.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. March s.-clearlngs, $3.50, 24o; ;
balances, s15200
TACOMA. March s.-clearings. $3.50. 4o1 !;
balances. $53. .226.
PORTLAND. March s.-clearings. s535.s4s:
balances. s55. CHS.
SPOKANE. March S.-Clearings, 1852 7S2:
balances SEQ 625
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON March S-There is a firm feeling
in the wool market. with fairly steady de-
mand Quotations:
Territory-Idaho fine. 15G15c; heavy fine Ii
614c: fine medium 16Gl101ac; medium 166
lie: low medium, 11G1Sc.
Utah and Nevada-Fine. 15616c; heavy fine.
13m14c; fire medium, 161sG1Tc; medium 1SlI
19c: low medium 19120c
Wyoming 15d16c; heavy fine 18a14c;
fine medium. f6117c: medium, 1S15G19c; low
medium, 19q20c
Montana-Fine choice, 19d20c; fine medium.
choice, 19G20c: average. 18@19c; staple 100
zoe: medium choice. 19I20c.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ODen High Low
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, March S.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour, steady; No . spring wheat
9Oc; No. 3, sGd92c; No 9 red. s9& &d96hc;
No. 2 corn. 81 4 Q52e; No 2 yellow, 52Ac; No.
oats, 403. 6I1Ac; No. white, Il u d43c; No
rye, 69c; good feeding barley 3SG40c; fair
to choice mailing, 45G55c No / haxseed
81 0S; No. 1 Northwestern, 81 IA; prime tmo-
thy seed, 50 25; mess pork, per barrel. S13 81 n
ala; lard. per 100 pounds 81 15d7 III short
ribs sides 0oose), SO 9716GT 10: short clear
sides (boxed), 81 371 al so; whisky basis of
high wines. 81 2s; clover. contract grade, s11 65
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain BAGS 5Ha5%c spot and SIC
JuneJuly; San Quentin 5.55c; Wool Bags
32d35c; Fleece Twine, I13dSc
CANNED FRUIT1Ths California Fruit
Gamers Association quotes the following price
Uaf.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

CHICAGO. March Son the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was dull and
easy. Creameries 14d2315c; dalries, 131aG21c
Eggs, steady at mark. cases included, 1910
1Sc. Cheese, steady, 1019@11hc.
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show a hardening tendency. Choice, 10c; extra
choice l0AG10%c; fancy, 12415c.
PEACHES-Are quoted at Th@7%c for
choice, 7s4dSAc for extra choice and 9@p10c for
fancy
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON.

PORTLAND March S.-WHEAT - WaIla
WaIla, 75c; Bluestem. 7SGS0c; Valley, So6s2c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, March S.-WHEAT-Unchanged
Bluestem. Sic; Club, T6c.
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German and French buyers competed for
Merinos the offerings Of which were light
Sccureds sold readily
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON March S.-The second series of
the 1904 wool auction sales opened to-day
There a large attendance. The offerf1s Is
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Weather Report.

I2Oth Aferidisn-Pacihc TIme)
SAN FRANCISCO. March s. 5 D. m
The following are the seasonal rainfaIls to
cate as compared with those OF same date last
seas0n and rainfall In last twenty four hours;
Last This Last
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UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, March s.-Bonds transactions
Of United Railroads Of San Francisco: 1000 at
SO.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common-Bid 81 so; asked, 81 70. Pre-
ferred-Bid, S3S; asked, 500 %.
NEW YORK BONDS
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St. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, March s-wOOL-steady: Me-
dium grades. eombing and clothing. 11G21 IA
light fine. 15q171@c; heavy fine, 12@141c; tub
washed. 20Q31c.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver--steady. 2e 11-1Gd per ounce.
- Money-2Am m21a per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 3g3 lie Der cent and for three
months bills 1-l603k per cent
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large; Honkers. $5; Rabbits 81 50a1 IS for
Cottontails and $1GI Is for Brush: Hare 81 25
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Continued ON Page FOurteeA
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. March So p. m.

Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
As or coup. .1O7i4 1OSh As or cp new132h
4s ar reg 1O7 4 tOS1t I3s or coup. .106L 107
NTrarr-I + A N1EOrrS ROND9
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w VNIy IOUIo,
COLE & NIXON NERO. co,

The Frcdcricktown Democrat. News
says that VIM Mouncc killed Il live
foot black snake in his yard one day
last week.
Mrs Maggie Smiley, a Young WON
an OF 10, who had been married only
six days, committed suicide at Poplar
Bluff on the 10th. She had had u
quarrel recently with her lover, Viz
giles Turlcy, and then married Dan
Smiley. She repcnlrd in few days
and committed suicide 10y shooting her
self in the temple, death being ins,an-
taneOus.
Mrs. George Laidlow Of Enst Prairie,
a young wife II years old, Is IN the
Charleston Jail charged with attempt.
ing to poison her husband for the pur-
pose Of securing his -, 900 insurance
money. Rough on.rats was used two
different times, but too much of the
poison was given aud it failed in its
effects.
John Lchncr Of Perry county met
with terrible accident last week.
His horse fell on him, breaking his
leg just above the ankle, aud he was
obliged TO dag himself some distance
to shelter; it was many hour, before
his cry for help was heard by his
ncighbOrS, as he lived alone. lie i,
in 4 very serious condition.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

For gray mare. stolen from hitch
post in Pennington, February, 20.
1904 about ID hands high, 9 years
old, string battered in left hind leg,
high headed, good saddler, hind feet
unshud. Had on Texas saddle. A
reward Of so will be paid 10 any one
leading 20 her recovery or the apprc-
hcn,iOn uf the thief
II I. MCLARNEY,
Pennington, Mo
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llBERTYVIllE.

Mrs. Rebecca kinkcad died Friday
morning, February 18th. at the home
of her son, ~ A. Kinkcad, and was
buried Sunday, which would have been
her Goth birthday. Funeral services
were conducted at the house by Elder
K. NJ. Talbert, thence to the Liberty.
vile cemetery, where all that was NOR
tai Of this good woman was laid at rest.
Mrs. Ollie Wade, wife of Robert
Wade, died Friday night of consump-
ton, and was buried Saturday nj Cross
Roads, Elder H. Hill conducting the
funeral services.
Some men from Nebraska were here
last week wanting to buy some farms.
They did not buy any, but said they
would return at some future time.
Mrs. S. +. Shamrock aud son, IIar-
old, and Misses Victoria and Reva
Heigh,man are visiting in Bollnger
county.
Mrs. Leo Moran returned Saturday
Saturday from Desloge, where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. L.
Haney.
William Thompson, who died neal
Knob Lick yesterday, will be buried
here to-day.
Mr.. VIM. LEM Of Cross roads Is re
ported dangerously sick with append
citis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Keith
on February ID, 1904, daughter.
Eeb. 23 FELIX.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Reported 10y Smith, Brrck Il Co.. ,
abstractcrS, for week ending February
10Th;
Jos. Robinson 10 Mary Cavcc, ALL in
tcrest III e 2S.2S acres of the sw ar nw
pr sec 2g-S6.b, g.
Mary Caycc to Eliza Karsch. all inter.
est III same as above, s.
Mary Thomson to Eliza Karsch, all
interest IN same as above, 81.
NJ. ] Ronx To 5. X. Byington. 10, g
blk s, Elyins W. Add. to I.lvinsyllle
$3.50.
{. K. Bone to y and y. Holbcrt. 50
acres III II part Sc or zee I2-3 4-4 So75.
{. {, Nauscm to i. G.. Nansen. " hl
sw ~ sec IS l55, 500,
J. i Sprott to JOS A. Wells, lot IA s.
Murphy's Suba. of pit lot 3 Bogytown,
1850.
J W. Cunningham to e. :. Hay, 50
acres IN Survey So65, 5000
+. l.. Clay to w. l.. London, lots |
and ?, blk &, and lots 3, :, 5 and 9, blk
4, Clay's 2nd add. $50.
II S Evans to Flat River Realty Co.,
: IS lots II and IS, blk /, Elvins, $500.
sam Williams to W. c. Norwinc, all
interest in NV qr sec as 56-A, Sr5o