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see here, this Is going TOO lar. 1his 10
too good a church for the rabble. we
can start missions for the poor. DO
not want a lot of people with scandals
besmirching their names using US lot
social hospital. l am willing to pay
nv pew rent and help out the pastor s
salary and help support a few foreign
and home missions, but l am not will
Ing to be dragged into the social muo
with a lot Of ordinary clerks and pow
erty stricken women and general dead
beats II you cannot keep this church
entirely for the exclusive class, the So
cial upper tendom,' why, will get out
God help me If have made this scene
too personal! Some of you know VINO
represents the modern Pharisee clothed
in the filthy garments OF arrogant
prhie. That person, o man or woman,
in Gods sight is your self satisfied, evil
self. You are even now making the
hypocritical prayer Of him who OF old
said. Lord. thank thee that am not
az other men,
But lastly. l believe that pride If
often the result of bigotry and igno
rance. 1t is possible to become SO alb
aorbed ip o particular work and IL
some one church as to overlook the fac
that other men in other churches are
winning souls and planting seed II
other fields which will yield harves
as great as our own though otne
sickies may be used to reap IT and 9th
or methods be adopted to produce IT,
Phillips Brooks Advice.
How do you know that your owl
church Is the best church and the onl.
true church? Have you ever studle'
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When Van Blumer came up from the
cellar, says Harper's hazar, he told MS
wife he wanted her to do him favor.
81 want you to give the cook mes
sage for me-" he added.
"Whatf" inquired Mrs. Van Blumer'
a trife anxiously. -,
"Tell her-ask her, l mean'-said
Van Blumer, mot to put the broken
china into the ash barrel. really
must have some place to put the ash
oov
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For 80 days only.

have Just received a big shipment
OF Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes. the largest ever received, ana
NV stock is now larger than ever be,
fore and for the NEXT 30 DAY 3 will
sell sane at cut prices and cheaper
than ever before.
If YOU want to save money, buy IN
30 days as they will lie offered at cut
prices only durir & that time: DO
this ip order 10 cut down stock.
/ sell all makes of sewing machines
and am now Offering $65 90 machines
at s45 90, $55 90 machines at $4O o.
$50 90 machines at $35 90, $500 ma,
chimes at $32 so, $35 90 machines at
S25. 90, $4,000 machines at $l75O.
| will sell good second hand ma
chimes of Whit, Davis, Wheeler q
Wilson, and New Home, all in good
working order and guaranteed for
$40 90, SIP 90 and $15 90
| also sell the Weaver and Farrauo
Organe cheap for Cash and on easy
payments.
JOHN Il. ROBINSON,
North St., ONANCOCK. VA
Oct, s, 1904
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
State Tax and County Levy for the
wear 1904 are now due, and tnat IN
pursuance of law, will be at the fol-
lowing named places 10 said districts
at the time herein specified, for the
purpose of collecting said taxes ana
levies, viz:
Appointments of John Il. Hopkins:
Parksley, October 1st and November
25th and 26th.
Bloxom, October 9Th, 7th and 8'h. :,
Mappsville, October 18th, 14th and
18th.
Temperanceville, October Goth. 21si
and 22d. =,
New Church, October 27th, 2sth and
Goth.
Sanford. November I'd, 3rd and 4th.
Saxis, November 2d at night.
Cattail. November 5th morning.
Mearsville November 9Th afternoon.
Greenbackville, November 14th al
night. , .o.,
Cbincoteague, November 18th, 10th
and 18th.
Horntowp. November 18th at night.
Hallwood, November 18th, afternoon.
and night.
Mode town, November 18th.
Hopeton, November 23d, morning.
Newstowp, November 23d, afternoon
Leemont, November oath, afternoon.
Accomac, November 9Th, 9Th, 9tn,
28th, 29th and 30th.
Mappsburg Station, October Sd, 4th
and 9Th.
Opley. October 18th, morning.
Locustyille, October 18th, afternoon.
Cashville, October 18th, morning.
Finneys, October 18th, afternoon.
Tangier, October 18th, 14th and 10Th
Melfs, October 18th, afternoon.
Belle Haven, October 21st.
Keller, October 28th. afternoon.
Pungoteague, October Sth, 22d, Nov,
ember 9Th, afternoon, and all
day 18th, 18th and 10Th.
Marshes Store North side, November
4th.
Wachapreague, November 14th, 18th
aud 10Th.
Harborton, November 18th, at night
Accomack g. H.. November 7th, S;h
9th, 28th, 29'h and 3Oth.
Onancock, October 1st. 18th, 29th ,ane
18th, ,and all day 24tn
25th and goth.
All 1903 Capitariou Taxes unpaie
by November 18th, 1904, will be re-
turned Delinquent.
The payment of Capitation Tax fol
1904 will still be required q month'
before an election in order to vote
We recommend 10 all the payment o
their taxes before the penalties arr
added December 1st, 1904.
Your humble servants,
John Il. Hopkins, Treasurer,
Edwin T. Powell, Dy. Treas.
OF Accomac County, Va.
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Notice tOCreditOrs
Commissioners Of1ce,
Accomack @. H.. Va,
9ant % 1904


To the creditors of Charles
Parkes, (of Jno.). deceased, and
all others concerned: You are
hereby notified that, at the
request of the personal repre-.
sentative of the said decedent,
I have appointed the 26th day OF
October next, at my said office
for receiving proof of all debts
and demands against the said de-
cedent or his estate; at which
time and place you are required
to attend and prove your claims.
Given under my hand the day
and year first above written.
s. T. Ross,
Commissioner of Accounts.
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Wishart Point
Transportation Company.

Come 10 Chincoteague Island va
Bloomtown and Wishart Point.
LEAVE.
Bloomtown 6 a. m.
Chino league $50 a. m.
Bloomtown p. m.S
Chincoteague p. m.
ARRIVE.
Chincoteague 8 q. IN.
Bioomtown 10 M.
Chincoteagae $3.50 p. M
Bloomtown $50 p. m.
RH"ROat leaves Wishart Point every
evening at $50 for Chineoteague and
leaves Chineoteague at 6 a. m.
We make connections with all trains
and leave ON sharp time, unless mail is
late. Boat will wait for passengers, II
phoned, for Chincoteague on local trains
in the evening for extra pay.
D. M. MERRITT, Manager,
Chinooteague Island, We
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Repartee,

aAge before beauty" said Falstafr,
az he attempted to enter before the
prince.
mo, grace before meat" said the
prince gently, as he pushed him from
his path.--Life.
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Mother-See here, Tommy, how OF
ten do you want me to speak to your
Tommy-I'll leave it all to you, ma.
You know what's best.-Leslie's Week
ly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Poultry and Game.

AS usual on Saturday there was not much
doing in Poultry. but what little came in was
easily disposed OF at previous prices Local
stock was cleaned UP at the close, but a car
OF Western, which came in late in the day. was
held over for TO -morrow's market. All dealers
are expecting an active market this week. as
the Chinese will be stocking up in order to meet
the extra requirements for their New Year
festivities Six cases OF dressed Turkeys came
in and sold at preytus prices.
Game was in moderate receipt and cleaned up
quickly under a good demand. Several descrip-
tions were quoted higher.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys, 16d21c per ID:
live Turkeys. 15d1Tc per ID: Geese. per pair
$242 25: Goslings, $2Q2 %: Ducks IS 50a6
per dozen for old and $SQ7 for young; Hens.
So 5oQ6 for large and 81 5O95 80 for small: :
young Roosters. seal old Roosters. $50
so; Fryers, So 50q6; Broilers. 81 5Oa5 for
large and SO 5OQ4 so for small; Pigeons,
81 25q1 80 per dozen for old and 81 25G2 so
for Squads
GAME-MalIard Ducks s3G4 80 per dozen:
Canvasback, S3d5: Spring s263; Teal 81 sea
2: WidGeon, 81 JOG2; small Ducks. S1a1 25:
Cray Geese, S3G3 so: white Geese. S1GI 25:
Brant. 81 20 for small and 50 so for large;
Honkers. 81 80 for large and So so for small
English Snipe. So common SDipe. 81 80; Wild
Doves 81; Rabbits 50 for Cot sontails and
81 20 for Brush Hare 81 25
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Butter closed the week dull. with stocks
larger and the feeling weak Offerings OF frsts
and even extras at 2862S14c were still reported
but the quotations below represent the market
as the majority OF the trade quoted il. There
are two eIements-one bull and the other bear
in the market al present, and between them a
range Of &c in quotations is given.
Cheese shows no Improvement and the shelves
continue fEn of the goods.
shipping broker reported yesterday that he
could buy store Esgs at PIC cased. which shows
weaker market for this description Some
commission merchants. too, quoted ranch a
cent OF. The feeling is not 5 firm as It has
been and. though receipts were not as large as
the average for the past three or four days
they were too large for the market 70 alb
sorb and there was quite a little stock on
hand at the close
Receipts were IS. COO lbs Butter. s7s cases
Eggs and 51Co lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2sc fer frsts 29R30c
for extras and 26G2T tac for seconds; dairy. 1S6
22c; store Butter. nominal: cold storage. 21T22c
for extras. 1TG20c for seconds and 1GG1sc for
ladle- packed.
HEEsE-10lz G11Kc for good to choice new
and 9a1Oc for lower grades. Young Amer
icas. HAZE: Eastern. 15a1Gc; Western. 14G
15c per 10.
r6Gs-Ranch 2sa27c for choice to fancy
and CSC for small and mixed eolors; store.
24625c per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

AS usual on Saturday there was very little
demand among retailers for Potatoes. but
wholesalers reported a good speculative de-
mand for Oregon Burbanks and prices were
well sustained. The steamer Oregon arrived
oSernight with T040 sacks, only a small portion
OF which were unloaded up TO a late hour. An
other steamer is due tomorrow with addi-
tional supplies. Holders Of river Burbanks
were still asking high prices, but trade on the
Lompoe Burbanks We're closely cleaned up and
steady. Sweets were unchanged. with supplies
ample and the demand light Onions ruled
hrm at further advance and dne Oregon STOCK
was strongly held the wharf. The steamer
oregon brought down ESQ sacks.
Receipts OF southern vegetables were lighter
prevented farmers from picking. The demand
was steady and all descriptions ruled firm at
steady demand Tor shipment TO the Southwest
and higher prices are expected in the near
future. few boxes Of Rhubarb came in and
met with prompt sale at slightly hrmer rates.
Choice lots or new Potatoes from across the
bay were still selling at 3G4s>per pound.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 90c9
81 40G1 60 per ctI; Oregon Burbanks. 81 LOG
l &c per ctl; River Reds. 6OQ15c per ctl; Gar
net Chiles, soegSl per ctl; Early Rose, socqS1
per ctl; Sweet Potatoes, 81 10 per ctL.
ONIONS-Yellow. 81 7541 80 per ctl; Green
Onions. 50G7Jc per box.
NEGETABLES-Green Peas. 5d7c per Ib;
Tomatoes from Los Angeles. S1G1 so per box
or crate; Rhubarb. Sq1Oc per ID; summer
Squash from Los Angeles. S191 70 per box
Cabbage, 81 10 per ctl; Carrots, SOC per sack;
Hothouse Cueumbers, 5oc4Sl per dozen for
small ard 81 5oQ2 for large: Garlic. 5
@6c per ID; Egg Plant. ,17h92oc per
ton and 10gl219c for southern; Dried Okra.
121@c per ID; Green Peppers, 124zc per 10;
Hubbard Squash. s16G15 per ton for round
lots and 15q%e per ID for sacked
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Dried Fruits Mats, ,RaiSiHS H HoHey.

There IS no change in the market and trade
is still dull. Press dispatches from the Eastern
Peach belt report extensive damage TO the
orchards by the recent remarkably cold wave
Not only the buds frozen over wide areas.
but the trees themselves were killed. sor1s OF
them being actually split from the forks down
ward by the intense cold. II these reports prove
true the supply Of the tenaerer kinds OF fruits
Will show marked deficiency in the East and
FRUIT -A1ricots. IL 7aYc for Royals and
5l5c: ur-dried. 3asr- Peacres. 4f7fISc: Pssrs
sQ1oc; Nectarines. 465ke Figs. white 414iac
in boxes; black. 4lac; Pirms. pitted. GGsc per
PRUNEs-1sos crop. 2h@2Ac for the four
sizes.
following new prices for l9ot STANDARD grades
ID: 3-crown 5%c; 4-crown. 6lhc: Seedless Loose
MuscateIs, 4Mc; Seediess foated. +Ac; 2-crown
Malaga loose, &c; 3-crown Malaga loose, oTsc;
sesdless Sultanas unbleached 4hc; Seedless
Thonlpsors unbleached. lac Layers. per 20
lb box-6-crown Imperial clusters So. 5-cTSwn
Dehesa clusters. - 80; 4-crovn fancy clusters.
81: 3-orown London Layers. 81 35i 2-crowp
London Layers. 81 25. usual advance for frac-
tionaI boxes and layers Seeded-Fancy 16-cz
cartons. per ID, TAe; fancy l2-oz cartons, per
choice 16-oz cartons, per 10. TIC; choice 12-oz
cartons. per package. 6hc; choice bulk car
tons per ID. TIC: 1t-oz cartons. seeded Seed
iings Mrscatels. per h. &c. 12-oz cartons.
seeded Seedlings. Muscatels. per 10. 5%e; bulk
seeded Seedliags. Museatels- per ID. 6Ac
NJ ! II MSi2c: No 1 hardshsi Is3fiyits
No. 2. 1lGllisc; Almonds. lie for Nonparells,
10ISc for / X L. 10Ac for Ne Plus Ultra and
sac for Languedoc; Peanuts. 09Tc Tor Eastern
Pecans. 1913c; coeoanuts. 81 5OgS: Chest
nIaa HoNEY1conlb. ~ 1oG11hc for white and sIs4S
91ec for amber; water white extracted. 90
'7I 7IBTE1EswAx-27620c FER ID.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Decidrous and Citrrts Fruits.

The lnclement weather continued TO discour-
age trade in fresh fruits and the demand for
all descriptions was very light among local re-
tailers- Stocks OF Oranges were heavy and only
the large sizes OF Navels were wanted. Fancy
96s scarce and firmly held at advance
the quotations. The promoters OF the
Orange auction announced that eight or ten
cars, including the four cars that were sched-
uled for Fridays sale. would be sold tO-rnOr-
row. Tangerines were in good request among
the Chinese for the approaching New Year cele-
bratiou, and prices were hrrneT. Occasional
sales of large sizes packed in half Orange boxes
were reported at 81 10 per box Lemons. Lines
and Grape Fruit were unchanged
The prevailing high prices Of Apples have
drawn in liberal supplies from the country and.
as the rainy weather has checked the demand
somewhat. stocks are commencing TO accumu-
late again. Prices. however. are unchanged
APPLES-$1 1872 per box FOR extra
fancy. 81 2511 so for ordinary fancy. S5cES1
for choice and 50GT5e for common
PEARS Winter Nellis from cold storage.
81 1912 per box,
CITRUS IrRUTTS-Navel Ora-Kes. 81 5062
per box for fancy. 81 257i 75 for choice and
5orHSI for STANDARD Seedlings, AcrF7St.
Tangerines 81 25G1 so for half boxes and 75c6
81 for quarter boxes; Lemons. 81 1572 80 for
fancy 81 2591 80 for choice and T5C6S1 for
standard: Grape FruitA~$1 5oa2 so; Mexican
Lines $4T4 30. Bananas. SlT2 per bunch for
Hawaiian ard s2G2 80 for Central American:
PineappIes. 81 50G2 80 per dozen for Central
American and $3a5 for Hawaiian
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
STOCK MARKET.
7 Trdding on the Exchanges of a
Saturday Character.

Business on the Stock and Bond Exchange
was OF a Saturday character. being quiet.
with a snghs decline In Gas and Electric TO
$50 so. Among the unlisted securities 5000
California Northwestern 5s sold at SIP. The
movement in the oil stocks was better than
for some time past.
The feature OF the stock market during the
past few days has been the large transactions
in bonds and the small sales OF stocks. Just
what caused the liberal trading in bonds does
not apDear on the surfacf.
Sales the California Exchange last week
were "a 1s5 shares. valued at S11.GT5 the
leading sales being follows: Associated
Oil 1GoS4 shares; Fauna 5000; Independence,
1000. Monarch 23o0: Occidental 1900 OIL city
400: Toltec 1900: Ciaremont. roo: Home. 600:
Sovereign 800.
dividend yesterday: Imperial OIL Com
paay. regular monthly. zoe per share amount
ular monthly. Icc per share. amounting to
SO. oCO.
The Seq Belcher and Midss Consolidated
Mining Company has levied an assessment OF
&c per share delinquent March 10
Tho Savage Mining Company has levied an
assessment OF 1Oc per share. delinquent
March IL
The Prcsidio and Ferries Railroad comrany
has declared regular monthly dividend OF 20c
per share payable February 10
The Occidental Consolidated Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment OF sc per share.
delinquent March 10
The gross earnings OF the United Railroads
or San Francisco for December 1903 are orr
cially stated to have been S5c0.3 3Sf an in
crease of S45. .09o Compared with December.
1902 The gross earnings for the calendar year
1905 were 81. 243. 21S. as compared with So
SIS, 9f9 for 1902 increase OF S7O4. 300.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Dried Fr1a.s III Nezv York.

Mail asvices frou1 New York say: For
Saturday, mere business was noted than usual
at the end of the week. and the market had a
much more cheerful tone than IL has shown for
weeks past The Increasing interest in Peaches,
previously noted. continued and a stronger teel-
ing was developed as result Or reported trans
7--s~us f-rofvfnE q considerable quantity Of
Fu1t stocks. Among the sales was q lot OF boo
uackaces extra choice az a price not made
public but understood 10 be IN The Eelghbor-
hood cf s. Fur Apricots there was q very
eocz 5obb.uE demand with Few inquiries Tor
carload LOTS Views Of buyers on the latter,
however aurear be TOO much out o. lne
r-frh holders IDEAS t0 admit OF business There
-7-4- rlrrIe movement IN Frules on saturday
r-F the urferrcue ~ the market appeared 70
~ raer While there was no advance IN coast
r.rf-es advfces from there indicated rather
=r--e- --nr Ratsfns remained duh ana weak
49, -he srrr and fhere were no freSh develop
~ -rr- l- the coast situation 50 Tar as could oe
learned Curr1nrs were quiet but steady
@-crl-e ~ Dates Of the Epot are cleaning Up
under tre steady demands az consumption, and
IL. --ar.e- L. l-n tone
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Chicago Board of Trade.
Fufure Gram and Provisions.


CHICAGO, Feb. Ga storm Of liquidation
broke over the grain pits to-day. in spite Of
the criticsl situation in the Orient Sharp
losses were sustained in all cereals The
market was unable 10 rally, and closing prices
were near the low -oint. Nay wheat being
on l cent from last nights ciose. May corn
closed sc lower, while oats were down "a
2Nc. Provisions were practically unchanged.
Strength and activity marked initial trading
in wheat. That the war outlook Of
most serious nature was evidenced BY a de-
cline in the srice OF English co-sols. Shorts
were active buyers AT the start and bid UP
the price Of the May option 14c 70 &c above
yesterdays close, the opening quotations being
at 9JNC TO 95A c. July was shade to MfsAc
only moment There such a quantity
Of wheat for sale-both May and July deliver
ies-that within FIVE minutes the price OF May
had fallen to o43sc and July TO S@ic. This
selling craze partly exhausted On
support from the leading long the market
quickly recovered part OF the early loss. May
rallied to 94Tsc and July to SEC. Trading was
comparatively quiet during the remainder OF
the day until witnia the last half hour Com
mission houses continued to sell on all slight
rallies. while small holders seized every on
portunity to secure profits. In the face Of
selling orders late in the day. There was not
enough demand to absorb the offerings and in
consequence, May broke 70 93&c, while the
price Of July was carried down to Size The
close was extremely weak with May at dc
a net loss for the day Of lc July was 1G1Bc
lower. at Sane
trading in the corn Dit witnessed in
the wheat market. May closed at 544c, net
THE feature in trading in oats was the weak
ness OF the May delivery and the comparative
strength Of July May closed 2d2hc lower.
Provlsions were strong. early. in sympathy
with higher prices for hogs and war news.
and IarS being OF 2lSc but ribs were m 5iIe
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Hay and FeedStnfs.

The oregon steamer expected on Friday with
eoC0 or T0fo sacks OF Bran came in with only
97o The market for Bran and Middlings con-
tirues very stiff with practically no stock offer
fug The other Fcedstuns are as before quoted.
IIav stfiI shows no change 1t is believed.
however. that the rain has checked the ad-
vance fer the present though no decline is ex-
pected Receipts are moderate.
BRAN-S21G22 per ton.
MIpDIINGS-$2 50029 per ton.
SHORTS-$21422 per ton.
F-EFDSTTT FFS-RoIled Barley S23 50724 so
per ton: Oilcake Meal at the mill 500 50a31;
5ohbinr SO. Cocoarut Cake $21922; Corn
Meal sos 5Oa29 so: Cracked Corn. $29G30;
MIxed reed x21 5Odi22 so: Horse Beans Sy0lf
40 per ton; Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl.
HAY-vfheat $15d1S: Wheat and Oat $40
II. Oat. s149lT: Wild Oat. S14a16: Barley
sI2@fs so; stock. nominal-none here; Alfalfa
S12613 so per ton
STRAW-5OG75c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07

Steers. etkc; medium. size; light. Sc; Cow
Hides. Sc for heavy and SC for light; stays. oei
ssitsd Kip. &c: SaIted Veal. 1Oc: Salted Calf.
IGiSc. DRY Hides. 15a16c: dry Kip. l3c; dry
Calf. 1Sc: Sheepskins shearlings. 25930c each;
Wool s16I so: Horse Hides. salt 50 IS for
large and S2Q2 80 for medium 81 2591 T5 tor
small ard soc for Colts Horse Hides dry.
Tor small and soc for Colts Buck Sl<ins-Dry
Mexican Sic; dry salted Mexican. 25c; dry
Central American SIC. Goat Skins-Prime An
goras. 75c: large and smooth. SOC; medium Csc;
small, 2Oc
TAIIOW-No 1 rendered. 4c per lbs No.
2 31hc; grease. 21aG3c.
wOOISFan ciip-san Joaquin Lambs. 90
lie. Middle County 11q12c: Northern De-
fectfve. 9aT1Oc: Nevada. 139f5c: Oregon. fine.
1SG1ec. Oregon medium, lie per 10.
HOPS-25630c per ID for California. 1908.
and 1TG20c .or crop OF 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
Ne7g York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6--The buying Of cot
ton Yesterday supposed 10 be for bull pool
in order to regain control OF the market, came
70 raught to-day, when q sensational break
in Liverpool. very threatening news from the
Far East. heavy estimates and beartsh
visible supply statement rendered the local
bears more confident than ever.
The New York market opened weak at a loss
OF ~ 10 IS points. which had been increased
70 52TT6 points on the active months before
the call was completed, with March selling as
low as 13.SSc May O5c and July at 14.ose.
Following this there was extensive covering ard
prices rallied a few points from the bottom,
but every trifing bulge brought out fresh
pressure and the market ruled feverish and ir-
regular The New Orleans market opened at
a decline Of 80 10 80 points and there was
little sign OF New Orleans buying in the local
market
Trading after the call only moderately
active New Orleans became frmer and COW
ering movement set in here and that. in con-
neotion with local and Southern bull support,
rallied the market from 30 to 45 points The
advance net very heavy selling. chiefly from
outside sources and in the late trading the
market was very weak being finally easy at
net decline OF 40 10 - points
Closing prices were practically the lowest
with July quoted at 1890. Sales we're esti-
mated at zoe coo bales.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-07
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

VaH street stocks about the same Cotton still lOzoer.
Fair Saturday business on the local stock exchanges
Silser and Exohangs as previously quoted
Local bank cLcarngs ab0hn S. 100000 behind last year
Wheat ard Barley quiet and 1yeak, O7ng TO the rain
Oats, Corn and Rye firm, bit not actfve
Bras and AiddLHgs in Veyy slender supply and firm.
Hay steadily held zCTfH the market qnieter.
Large transfers of Pink BeaHs reported
Butter and Eggs continue to off, and CheeSe7ceak
Great damage Eastern Peach orchards BY cold reported
Inbr0zIng demand for Dried Fruits in Ne7U York.
Provisions firm here, but easy at Chicago.
No further change in WOOL Hops and Hides
Lsze7fock market not get affected BY the rain.
Enormous sales Of Coffee at Ne5v York.
GOOD sbecnlatIve demand for Oregon Potatoes.
Onions and Southern Vegetables firm
P0ntry AID Game 1CeLl cleaned up at the close.
RGsuy z5eatber operating against tie FrIit market.