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Potatoes. Onion. and vegetables.

The Potato market was dull and uninterest,
Ing, trade being OF small volume and strictly
local in character. Receipts were liberal and
included 5 ears of Salinas BHrhanks. The lat
ter did not grade very high and sold slowly At
uneven prices. Sweet Potatoes were Offering
from the Mereed region and brought 4c PEI
pound. Onions quiet and slightly lower
Tomatoes continued to advance and the day.
arrivals being light, supplies were quickly
closed out at the revised quotations. The
orally weak.
P0TATUES-Per etl: River Whites 15e@
ST. Early Rose, nominal; Salinas Burbanks
90c@$I10.
oSioNs-YeIlow. per ctl, 75@s5c.
VEGETABLES-Green Germ, crates $1@1 81
for Alameda and f5@s5c for Berkeley; sacks
I5cGs1.25; Green Peas. 2421ac per ID; String
ms. 213c per lb; Wax Beans. 3@31ac per ID:
Lima Beans &c per lb; Tomatoes, 50lS5c
per box: Cucnmbers 3o@5ne per box: Summer
Squash, 4oG50c per box; Garlic, 2@3la per lb:
Cabbage 60c per ct; Caulihower, 40c per dozen
Carrots, G0c ner sack; Turnips. Gac per sack
Green 0kra. 50@G5c per box; Egg Plant, 5oQ65c
per box; Green Peppers, $1@1.25 per box for
Bell and 40Q75c for Chile.
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Beans and Seeds.

Dealers continue to quote a firm market for
Pink Beans at unchanged prices. There is moth
Ing new In Limas.
gEANs1pes g,. stI: 3 Bayss yea ss7o Pea; nom
81. .40Qa 60; Pink. sl.9oQ2.l5; Red. ssG8s5;
Lima 81; Red Kidneys, ST; Blackeye, $500;
Butter. nominal.
SEEDs-Brown Mustard. s3.7sQ4: Yellow
Mustard, s9.2543 so; Flaxseed. $3.50; Canary,
6Q8Ac Alfalfa, i21ae Rape, 11s 44e; Timothy,
&c; Hemp 5@5Ac per lb; Miilet, 3kc; Broom
Corn Seed, $oo@2l per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niies, nominal; Green Peas.
So .60@2. 80 per ctl.
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T0tsl for day. :. eo8. 900 shares
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, Aug. e-lo:ao a. m.

UNITED STATES
Rid AsS
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Receipts Of Produce.
FOR MONDAY. AUGUST 8.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Flour, or SKIS. s16l
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug 6.-Wet weather in the
Southwest was the cause OF active buying OF
wheat by shorts today. as a result Of which
In addition TO the demand from shorts several
Of the leading bulls bought freely. feature
OF the days news which was favorable to the
arrivals today being 1,4e7 900 bushels compared
with ]. 422 600 bushels the corresponding. day a
affected by small local receipts. The market
closed strong. September opened a shade to
A@Sc higher at 72c to 72Mc, sold OF to T1Ac.
closed, " up.
The corn market was weak early in the day
on selling induced by rain In Illinois. There
was also an official forecast of more showers
tonight. which caused increased selling. Later
strength Of wheat, shorts being lively bidders
during the last hour. The close was strong.
September closed at 49ssc a gain of A@$c.
Oats were triAe easier at the start but
quickly rallied and ruled firm the remainder of
the day. 'sN
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VALLEJO HoRsEMAN DRAGGED
OVER ROUGH CANYON ROAD
Flesh In Torn From Waist to Shoul-
ders and His Right Arm In
FFneturen.

VALLEJO. Aug. 6.-wfth his feet en-
tangled in the bed OF a cart and his head
humping on the ground. II. F. Van
Sweringer, a well-known horseman Of
this city, was dragged 100 feet over the
mountain road on the American Canyon.
His spine was wrenched. his right arm
fractured and his flesh torn from his
waist to his shoulders. II was at first
thought that he was fatally injured
but DIR. Kiotz. who made a sensational
ride over the mountain roads TO at
tend TO Sweringer's injuries. believes
that the wounded man will recover.
Sweringer was driving along the
road. The wheel struck a big rock,
nearly upset the rig and threw Swer-
niger into his perilous position.
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New Work. Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 0.-The cotton market
opened less active, with prices q shade higher,
although the undertone was still nervous. Ring
in this they were helped by reports OF heavy
rains in Texas. New cotton is moving rapidly
in South Texas and August receipts are likely
10 be heavier than they have been in the last
four years. The bears covered quite freely.
The trade IS much at to what the lead
ing Wall-street operator has done with his line.
Many claim that he has disposed Of 1t. while
others claim the opposite. There is doubt,
however that he has sold quite q line. 0per-
ators think we viii have a more active market
from now on. Professionals are circulating dis
patches stating that the rains have fallen in
Texas and that boil weeYil are active around
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Dr,ea rrutt.N and Rn,.,n,.

Some, quarters are quoting an easier tone in
Apricots and Peaches. due to the very high
plane of prices. but Others see no change in
FRUiTs-AprJcots. I4Q1cc per ID. Evap.
Grated Apples. spot. 0910c; Peaches, s@ffc;
Pears. 6h@ioc; .Nectarines White and Red,
l0G11c; Figs, White. ~ a4c; pitted Plnms.
RAfSiNs-I9o6 crop--seeded. AZ G6c; Loose
Mnscatels, 4c, 41ac and SC for ?. and 4
SultaDas 4c: Thompson seedless. &c for M
hieached and s@1lc for bieached; Imperial,
clusters, 6-crown, 50. so: Dehcsa clusters d
crown, 81; fancy clusters. 4-crown. 81 30 Lon
don Layers, 8-crown, 81; London Layers, 2-crown.
90c
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Cash Grain and PreYisions.

CHICAGO Aug. 6.--6ash quotations were as
follows: Flour, barely steady: No z spring
wheat 549sei No. y fe9T4e; ,o No. REQ ss 7Ses
oats, 3olae; No. 2 white new, si1a@s213c No:
white new, 30Q32e; No. 2 rye, sec; good
42@5lc: No. / haxseed, Slo7; No. l Northwest
ern, Sl.1o; clover, contract grade, Sl2; short
ribs sides loosel, Sel549. 2h mess pork, per
barrel, SIT: lard. per 100 pounds, $3.50; short
clear sides boxed, s9.6215 q9.75i whisky, basis
high wines 81 %.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NeEr l-crlz NIonev nrnrket.

New NGrk Money Market.
NEW YORK, July e.-Prime mercantile paper.
a a5A per cent.
s.eriing exchange firm at s4.s5Soa4. .s535 for
demand and ct S4.s245 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates, s4.s3 and 81. SO; commercial bills.
S4sIS9As2.
Bar silver, 64%c.
Mexican dollars 5Ohc
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds ir.
regular.
Money on call steady, 2E as per cent, ruling
Eale ~: closing bid 2 offered at 21s.
llme loans strong. Sixty days per cent.
ninety days s4@4& per cent six months 81
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Poultrx md Game

A car of Western Poultry came in yesterday
and met with a fair demand at satisfactory
prices. Otherwise there nothing new to
report. the market being practically bare of
domestic stock.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, So 5o@6.5 so for
large and 81. 4.50@5.50 for small; old BOOSTERS.
$35o@4. 80; young Roosters, s69T.50 for large
and $5@55o for small; Fryers. S3.5o@4. 90;
Broilers, $2G3.5 80; Pigeons $1Gl25; Squads,
81. .25@l so; Ducks, $3.50@4.
GAME-NomnaI
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ro.tcrn Liyestock Market.

CHICAGO Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, q, 900:
market strong to 1oc higher, Beeyes s3.so@
and feeders So 5O6l475; Texans. S39o@4. so;
Western steers s3.6o95 .25 calves. $o.25@7
Hogs-Receipts, 3s. 900: market weak to
&c lower Estimated tomorrow. $4,000 Mixed
and butchers S610@6.5Q; good heavy. s.. log
6.47l5; rough heavy, S5.S5@6; light, S8.304
6.70; pigs, $5.40@6.35; bulk OF sales, So.log
6.30.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000 market steady. Sheep,
$3 2o05. 80; lambs, S4.751TS5.
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oae oaaeoPs-11a1aHe for 1905 and ls@lse fer
Meat Market.

All quotations were reported unchanged res
terday, but the different markets are becoming
unsettled, with more tendency to fuctuate. Sup
plies of al descriptions are sufficient for cur
rent needs.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates. per pound. from slaughterers
to dealers, are as follows.
BEEF-5G5Ac for Steers and 4@5c for
Cows.
vEAL-6G6hc FOR large and s@sc for
small.
MUTToN-s1a@s @sc for wethers and sGsAc
for Ewes.
LAMBS-9@10c.
DRESSED HOGS-9H @11c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco. less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, 6zc per ID for No. and Ga
she for No. q: Cows and Heifers. &C: No.
Cows. 415c: thin Cows 4c.
CALyES-4A @41ac per ID for light, az 04c
for medium and 3Q3hc for heavy tgrpss weight
SHEEP Wetherr, 4h@4Ec per lb; Ewes. 4c
(gross weight.
= LAM ABS-41s tQ5c per ID. ,
H0GS-l40 TO $50 lbs Tx@71sc per ID: l4o
lbs and under. 1hQ7Ac: $50 lbs and over. Tkc:
Boars 30 per cent Stays 30Q40 per cent. and
Sows Ia@2p per cent off from above Quotations
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wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, Aug. o.-wHEAT-Clpb. 6s
M6ee: bluestem, T0@71c; red, eo40oe; valley,
71@72c, ,s,,,>.cro~-
TACOMA Aug. 6.--WHEAT--Unchange
new 'export stem blue, Tie; club 69c; red 66c.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.


wHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
Danubian. &c. 0o0 Argentine, $4,000; Indian, 30,
900.
Chicago was &c higher on the day. In this
market futures were Ac lower and dull. The
ca sh grain was quiet and easy at the slight de-
cline noted at the close of last week.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, s13e@1.35 California White
Australian new, $i.35@1.40; lower grades of
California. $l.1o@l,25; Northern Club S1.3oQ
l32h; Northern Bluestem, 81. AZ " a. 40 for old
and 81 .35Q14o for new; Northern Red. $l.82 a
01.35 per ctl.
10 to IL 30 O'Clock Session.
enber-No sales, 81 20 bid
BARLEY-Reeeipts much heavier yester-
day. being 24,906 ctls. The market was devoid
of feature except that dealers quoted ic to or.
rive, d fractional Improvement over Saturdays
The Italian. ship Elisa takes for Queenstown
$40 0O0 besides e0o0 ctls of Wheat at $500.
CASH BARLEY,
Good TO choice new Feed. $l4l %; common
to tsir. e21a @971sc per cti; Brewing and Ship
Ping sl.c5@1.10 per etl.
FUTURES.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session
n...,,,.- ogsa; ssa Hjgs sga Lsg ssl1 Close, Sc
oATs-The week opened with conditions as
previously stated
Good to choice Red. Si,3oll. 40: common to
fair. 81 1891 20: Blacks nominal
CoRS-There is hardly enough business goino
on to make market, and quotations are IN,
California, $l.35 asked Tor small round yellow
Western mixed. 81 .40Ggi .4ah Yellow. 81 4.1s o.
45 White 81 .42h @i. 45 per cti.
RYE--$l. .3o@I3e1a per ctl.
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condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON Aug. e.-Todays Treasury
statement: Available cash balance. $l62, 76S.
023; gold coin and bullion, S104, ,024, ,232; gold
certificates, S4S, ,321, ,9l0.
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Aug. s.-Green Cons. was strong
today and will probably declare the regular div
idend tomorrow. Butte Coalition also is ex-
peeted TO declare a dividend Of 90 cents tomor-
row.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Aug. Con the Produce Excha
today the butter market was firm. Creamer
l609lc; dairies. 15]a@19c Eggs. firm at mf
cases included 1213 @i51ac; tirsts, 18e; pr
irsts, 1719c; extras zoe. Cheese, firm,
l2Le.
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visible Grain sup,Iy.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.--The visible supply OF
grain, August 4. compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange, was as follows: Wheat
29, ,6S4. 900 bushels. increase 1913, 600; corn
1880. 600 bushels decrease $1,000: oats 4 49G.-
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Aug. se.-Clearings, $1,435,41 All;
balances. $235, 7e4-
TACOMA Aug 6.-Clearings, So4oo'o; pai-
AMOR nPoRfIAND. fIy.ND Aug. e.-clearings, ss7s,2so;
oasa%SfA sroKANg. Aug. e.-clearinss s7s1,155;
balances, S24, ,371.
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So. IS: oat Meal 81. 5o04. 70; oat Groats, 81 rs:
Hominy, 50 .75Q14; Buckwheat Flour, Sl 5o@
Whole Wheat Flour, So 80; Rolled Oats, bbIs'
$5Ms; in sacks, s650@7.50; Rolled Wheat
bbis, 81 co. in sacks, 81 10; Pearl Barley, s6:
Split Peas. boxes, $5 80; Green Peas, SIS 30 Der
100 hounds.
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75-HOrSes al AuCtiOn-75

THURSDAY, August ., 1905, Mt 4 y. m.
so HEAVY DRAFT HORSES
Consigned BY S. B. Gonott OF Utah; all
gentle. broke, Weighing from 1880 to
100 lbs.
% HEAD DRIVING HORSES.
Also 10 sand wagons and Is sets
double harness
The draft horses are young and
sound and all ready for work
Sale takes place at our new location.
corner Fourteenth and Valencia
streets, San Francisco.
NOTICE.
The Western Horse Market has no
branches. either In San Francisco or
Oakland.
this sale. Western Horse Market.
E. STEWART & CO.
7a5-2s7 Valencia.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST LOUIS Aug 6.-Wool-Steady. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 23@2Sc; light
fne. 1sG22c; heavy fine, 14GlTc; tub washed,
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sforning Session.

OAKLAND. Aug e.-following were the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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AUGUST 9, 1906,
AUCTION HORSES!

By order Of j. Hanford Of Reno will sell two
carloads OF nnbFoks horses. and weighing from
500 to 1900 lbs. All youag and sound. This
stock can be seen az any time up to date Of
sale. Parties needing anything in this line will
do well To attend this sale. This stock must
and win be sold regardless OF cost price.
Sale August at 18th and Harrison SITS. az II
a. WILLIAM CLOUGH. Auetioneer
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600 bushels. decrease $4,000: rye 1.44Feoo
bushels, Increase 3s, 900; barley 1,110.0o0 bush
els, Increase II, 600.
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Flour and Farfnnceous Goods.

FLOUR--California Family Extras, "a .85m
s TO- usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 40014 rs:
Oregon and Washington. So 5oG14 per barrel
| FARINACEOUS GO0DS--prIces in PACKAGES
are as follows; Graham Flour. So 25 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. So 10; Rye Meal, 50 50; Rice
! Flour. IS; Corn Meal, S2.75; extra Cream do,
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug e.-The London market
was closed again today and trading here was
quiet in consequence. Tin was strong and some
what excited. however. with holders asking as
high S4l-25. while buyers views were lower
than that figure, but well above the closing quo
tations Of last week, and the extreme range an.
peared 10 be about $40 25 TO Sal %.
Copper firm, but without further change
Lake. $1S.6215 11S.75: electrolytfc, S1S.3716 al
Is 50; casting. SISnlS.25.
Lead was quiet al 1915.
Spelter-Dull: $6M6.i0
Iron firm at recent prices.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Aug. e.-FLoUR- Receipts,
1880 barrels exports, 5000 barrels; market
straights. IS. s.65Gs.so Winter patents, SOS
G3.55; Winter low grades. 50 25@3.5o.
Us, 300 bushels. spot steady. No, ?. red,
77s4e elevator; No red. 1880 +. 0. b. aioat :
No. hard, Winter, soc Il Q. b. ahoat. After
some irregularity during the forenoon and lower
prices at times on bearish weekly statistics and
big receipts. wheat turned very firm on COW
ering by shorts. 1t advanced all the after
noon and closed Ssc TO nc net higher here
March, ss7s gs4se. closed s4ssc; May, sa% a
SAGE. closed S4&e: September 7s@0T9Mc,
closed 7sasc; December. sI%as2Hc' closed
S2he.
HIDES-stesdy.
WOOI,-Steady
PETROLUM-Stesdy.
CoFFEE-spot Rio, firm; No. invoice. s%c;
MID. steady; Cordoya, 9Gl2Ac Sales were
reported 1888 $50 bags including; September
9sSSar io acd March peGe@ssT 2s COG ToT
T.z0a7. zoe; July. 7.55d775c.
SUGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining. 3%c; CEN
#e reaed S 'efh rm &c. g. 0asss 4soe ss' No aS
No s, 4.2Oc; No. o. 4.15c; No. 10 4.Ioc; No.
ID d.. 4 oSe; 9,o No H. 4c No, ls, 9s5c' No. u,
cut loaf, 5.80c; crushed, 5000; powdered sc
gra1Iatsd anu loo; r39o cubes s3s, 5l5c 4'c.
cry. pc; official prices. common TO extra
l5922c renovated common to extra, l3hG
le1sc; western factory common to extra, l3@
ltcf NtsltLn inhiONtivh creamery extras, lbci
frsts. 1TQl7kc.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-Steady; western nrsts, 1shc do sec
onds, 1914 GlTkc.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPoRATED APPLES-The market Is with
out change. Prime. 1iAc; choice, IN G11Ac;
fancv 12c.
PRUNES are said to be firm on the coast
though buyers are hard TO interest at any ad-
vance In prices California prunes are in light
supply on spot with T0s 10 40s quoted at 7lac
10 Sc, and Oregon 40s TO 20s at ~ ds5hc.
APRIC0TS practically at a standstill;
fancy, 1870.
PEACHES are unchanged; choice i0A d1Ic:
extra choice. Tx Q111c; fancy 1la4 9i2c; ex-
ira fancy. 126l21ac
RAISiNS are in steady demand. Loose mus
catels 65s aTc; seeded raisins, e@7c; London
layers, nominal
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Provisions.

No variations in qnotations were reported yes
terday. and the market continued firm.
CURED MEATS--Baeon. i4lac per lb. for
heavy, i4Xc for light medium. i5l1c for light,
Dry Salt Sides 1sc; Bellies. ia@c; East.
ern sugar-cured Hams. i7@lTAc; California
so so; Family s10 prime Mess Pork. SIG. !:
extra clear, so3; Mess $la: Pig Pork. $2s
IARD-Tierces quoted at 719c for California
compound, SC for Eastern compound and 1lNe
for pure; half-barrels. pure. l2c; 10-lb tins,
l2Ac; 5lb tins, 12Mc; 3-b tins. i2Ne.
COTTDLENE-One half barrel, 9Ac three
half barrels. 9&c; one tierce. ohc; two tierces,
e%ei iye tierces, 9Ac.
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H,a.. Tallow. wool and hon.

Recent large snles OF sonoma county Hops at
liz 613c for 1e06s and Zoe for 1a05s are re.
ported The present market Is firm at the
quotations.
HIDES -Culis and brands sell about 1al1c
medium, 12c light, i2c: Cow Hides, i2c for
heavy and l2c for light stsss. SIC; Saited
dry Hides, o2hc; dry Kip. 20c dry Calf. ale
Sheepskins. sbearings. 2o940c each: short
Wool, 50Q75c each: medium 90cQsl 10; long
Wool. 81 .z56Q2; Horse Hides. salt. S36l3. IS for
large and 81 rs for medium 81. % for small and
soc for Colts; Horse Hides dry. S2@2 % for
large and 81 .50Qli. 10 for medium. $lo5 for
small and 5oc for Colts. Bnckskins--Dry Mexi-
can, Soc; dry saltei Mexican. 2Ge: dry Central
American. 3THc. Gpatskns-prime AnSorar
75c extra large do. si.25; large, 55c; medium.
Soc; small. 35c.
TALL0W-No. rendered. Az @4he Ia bhis;
In cans and drums, Ac less; No. 2, 3tan4c;
Grease 3Q3lhc
W0oI-Sprias ciip--San Joaquin and South
ern. I2@isc; Northern. 1S320c; Humboldt and
Mendncino. e2Ia92ac: Middle County, l0Qfi0c:
Nevada. l70l9c Der lb.
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WATER STOCKS.
Marin Co Co - IS V Wat Co 28M 23M
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Gent L : r. * psc Co.. so 90
Martel Powr. lStkn G & Il.
Mutual z L.. 12h 1874
INSURANCE.
Firem's End.
BANK STOCKS,
Am Ntl Bk115 Lion, & Al3o 100
Bank Of Cal s5s Mcrch FIX -
Cal Safe Dp.12D 145 s National
First Natnl. .26o 3oo
SAVINGS BANKS.
Ger s & L2f50 oe50 lSay & L So .i05
Hum S Bk 1000 - Sec Sav Blk. .335 s75
Mutual Sav 10 - Union Co.200o 300
S Say q 500 e3D
STREET RAILROADS
California ..1s0 $50 Prtsidio 49,. IL
Gtsry
POWDER.
Giant Con-. 80
SUGAR.
aswaiian o. g IS eao@sa snss. 2 ssk ssk s2,l 32
IIphe5's Hafeh Z isS l4b teIon Co.. o. + -
Kiauea S G. - Do pool :. 45
Makaweli G. SO 81
MISCELLANEOUS:
A.saka Asso oil i G Co. SO e' Pae AUX 4 lx
Cal F A. o5 Pse e Roraz. z.I52
Cal Wine A. T21a IS Pac Tel Co sIA
My& Mtrm.1o5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES
OF HAMPTON ANNOUNCED
God and Mammon" to Be tile Morn
ing Subject u Rev. e. p. Jones.
q. b., at Baptist Church..

God and Mammon" will be the
subject of the sermon in the Hampton
Baptist church this morning by Rev
Il. Pendleton Jones. D. d.. and tonigh.
he will preach on ALIENS"
Rev Asa Driscoll will take as his
theme in Central Methodist church
this morning Songs" and will the
Anchor Hold?" at the evening serv-
ices.
at the Memorial Baptist church
this morning The Canaanite Woman"
will he the subject Of Rev. r. Ryland
Sanford and tonight he will preach
on Make Haste"
The usual services will be conduct
ed in the First Methodist church by
the pastor, Rev. J. w. Stiff.
At cid st. Johns church the serv.
ices will he in charge of the rector
Rev. Rcverdy Estill, d. d. The after
noon service will begin at 4;3o in
stead of o'clock.
AS announced yesterday the serv.
'CcS III tDe presbyterian cnurch VIII
be in charge of the pastor. Rev. A. C.
Hopkins. and tonight Miss A. V. Cool
edge will sing solo
The following services will he held
at the Memorial Baptist church this
morning. All are invited SUNDAY
school at $3.50 O'Clock. mems Bible
class at 10 o'clock, preaching at II a.
III. and 1870 p. III. by the pastor. Rev.
T. Ryland Sanford. Rev. DIR. j. w.
Porter. of Newport News, will preach
special sermon TO the men of Hamp.
ton in the afternoon at 1890 o'clock
in the Memorial Baptist church All
men are Invited. Baptizlng at the
evening service.
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ANNEXATION IS A SURE GO
Many Substantial Citizens Are TO BE
Brought Into the Old Town When
the Suburbs Are Taken Into the
Acknowledgements Roads Are to
Be Suit.

MIR. John w. Rowe, president of the
Elizabeth City County Merchants AS.
ISOLATION, yesterday issued a call for
special meeting of the association
on Tuesday evening.
IL is expected that at this meeting
the three representatives of the MGR.
chants Association who are to he on
the annexation committee will he sc.
lected and other important topics of
interest to the organization will he
discussed
The association is much Interested
at present in bringing about better
roads in Elizabeth City county and
this matter will also be taken up.
AS soon as the committee is named
by the Merchants Association IL is
expected that the committee of coun-
cilmen, of which Mr. NJ. +. Burke is
chairman, will meet with the three
new members and then the three rep.
resentatives from tho outlying dis.
tricts will he selected. thus complet-
ing the personnel of the annexation
committee.
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IN ST. JOHNS PARISH HOUSE.
Mrs. Brown Will Address kecoughtan
Literary Circle Tuesday Afternoon

The March musical of the Kecough.
tan Literary Circle will not occur on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Brown. who
entertained the members last week,
has consented to repeat her lecture
on Gothic Architecture" for the ben.
eft OF the members who we're not
present at the last session The cir.
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There are reasons why Lowry's
Cushion Made Harness Is best. It
comes natural for me to cut leather.
Both of my grandparents we're leather
workers and when boy assisted
In every branch of tanning leather.
DOM work boys or cheap labor. make
my own harness. LOWRY. the Har.
ness and Vehicle Man, No. Is West
Queen Street, Hampton. Va. GIN
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New Hardware Store Opened.

The Ransone Hardware Company Is
the style Of new hardware store just
opened In the double store-rooms of
the building in West Queen street,
near the corner of Armistead avenue
The owners OF the new establishment
arc the Messrs. Ransone Bros. who
have for many years been well known
as dry goods merchants in Hampton
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no fhe cinar sn1okera.

Cremos. Jackson Squares, George
w. Childs. Captain General. the orig
inGl Johnson Specials, all five-cent CT.
CARS, now seven for twenty-five cents
Lillian Russell and James G. Blaine.
five-cent cigars. nov three for ten
cents. Key West cigars speciality.
HULL'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE
Hampton. 10.2s-tf-su
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

No. 74.203 drew the box of cigars
at Huil's Cut Rate Drug Store last
night. 1t
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Visit the great onehalf price Sill
Sale Monday Kecoughtan Dry Goods
Company. 1t
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Miss Sallie Cake. after visit I;
the Misses Richardson, In West Queer
street. has returned to her home il
Norfolk.
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Miss Mary Phoebus left here last
evening to visit friends i'll Baltimore,
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Gle will therefore meet in st. Johns
pari hshouse Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock and not at Hampton College
as was the case last week.