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scientist Is purrled.

Washington, March Ex-senator Pen
rose has reintroduced a bill originally
presented in the Senate by Senator Quay
the purpose of which Is to determine
the quantity Of the so-called hammer,
blow centrifugal lift and tangental throw
OF the counterbalance in locomotive driv.
ing wheels" The measure was prompt.
ed by William +. Lockwood of Chester
County, Pa, whose technical and soien
tifc inquiries have been deadlocked fol-
lack Of whatever it is that the bin in
tends TO get.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
ASK Your
|O,DnDoctor

quantity ofthe purest pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle) Pepsoids are sold at 50
centsa bottle on an absolute guarantee 10
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, II you have not used Pepsoids before,
a so-ceng bottle FRER; merely send us
your name and address, and you will re-.
ceive promptly full sized bottle. You do
not obligate yourself to pay cent. All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
benefited you is, that you recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Every man
BY Z. A, Drown. Barre, VT, and 4. F.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
A JOKE FOR SMOKERS
Try 1t on Your Bald Headed Friends and
Have a Laugh.

If you smoke cigar that burns
with good solid ashes that win not fall
oil until the cigar is hall smoked up
such cigar as the Wadsworth Bros.
Chicos, sold by G. II. Kendrick s. Co.
you can have good joke on some bald
headed friend.
When there Is an inch or two OF ash
on the end Of the cigar just let it fall
on that bald head and see how high il
can jump. The ashes are not hot enough
20 burn, but they are warm enough to
be felt.
The Chicos are real ten-cent Ha-
yaaa filled cigar that c. II. Kendrick
n CO. sell for a nickel, and is the only
Sc cigar where the ashes are firm and
solid like those of expensive grades.
You will enjoy Chico anyway, 50 try
one and see how good it is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
GERMANY STANDS PAT.
Now Insists on the Austrian Plan fol-
Morocco.

Berlin, March f5.-This is regarded
here as the critical period of the Algeci.
ras conference The German govern.
ment, through diplomatic channels, is
expressing TO the powers not directly
concerned in the controversy its deter.
mination to yield no further Germany
depends to some extent on the advice of
the neutral powers to persuade France
to accept the irreducible minimum con.
tanned in the Austrian proposals, al
though the precise functions of the in
ternational inspectorship win be subject
to regulations yet to be agreed upon.
King Edward, it Is asserted here, is
exerting his personal influence with the
French statesmen in an effort to induce
them to be conciliatory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
An Exception.

"You can't get o money order for more
than 500, can you?"
Don't you believe It. ] got one the
other day for 5000"
Through the post Officer"
Sure II was from my wife, She
said: Send me 5000 at once Phil.
adelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15

MRS. wISsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, foi
hildfsn teething. softeus the gums, reduce
ubiic. PERFECTLY SAFE IN ell oAsps sSe woul,
ay 10 every mother be- has suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the pr'iudicrs
Vt others. stand between YOU and your suffer
ing child aud the relief that will be sure-yek.
ibaolHtely snfe--to follow the use OF this
"a 10 ne. iftimely used. Price 20e. bottle
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Pleasant Prospect.

WatlSyns-say, old man, cd me $40,
will your
Whyte-What do you want ii for!
WatkynsI want TO pay Wylkyns
$40 that have owed him for the last
three years. -Somerville Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15

or woman now has the opportunity
possessing strong and healthy stou
ach. viii you grasp ilp People wi,
veal; stomaehs are always in misery
Pepsoids have made thousands Of peot Il
happy by giving them what nature In
tended everyone should possess--a strons
and healthy stomach, 30 as to enjoy the
best there Is in life. Try Pepsoids to-day,
price only 50 cents q bottle at drug store.
Oryou may have full sized bottle free b
writing the Medical Department Of IA
Vic Chemical Co, Chicago, III.
Lsavitt, Plainneld, Vt.
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Post Card Albums

Just received fine line Of Post
Card Albums. Come in and look at
our Post Cards of Barre at 10 cents a
dozen. They are very clear. We
also have the frosted and colored
cards. All the latest in Stationery,
Periodicals, etc,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-15
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
IF ALL THE MEN IN THE WORLD

THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1908.
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over 200 acres presents unlimited oppor-
tunitles to crafty the eye OF men and women
who love beauty In feathers.
This restocking OF the woods and praIries
has been the ambition OF the game commis-
sioner's department for years and. with the
regu lations that the law imposes on hunters,
the State is In a fair way to have plenty Of
game birds for generations to come.
Allths expenses Of the game commissioner
department and Of the preserve are paid by
men who take out licenses TO hunt. No money
IL expended from the revenues or axes Of the
people. The number OF hunters licenses
issued In a year has exceeded the most san
guine hopes and the department oonse-
quently has not been cramped for funds.
When the money paid for the hunters license
comes to the State treasury IL goes into a
special fund which may be drawn upon for no
other purpose than Co pay the expenses Of the
game warden's Office. Thus II IL that the
hunter who desires game to hunt hel pc the
Stat TO provide II.
In January. 1905. a tract OF land, which
now aggregates 2l6 acres. was leased from
Charles Ridgely Of Springfield. This land
Ia situated about three miles south OF Auburn.
About Atty acres OF this tract is fenced with
eight foot wire netting. In this enclosure
are the breeding pens for the English and
Chimes . pheasants. Mexican. California and
Bob White guam. A number OF vic turkeys
are at the farm. also q few pairs OF prairie
chickens. Wild ducks and geese are raised
In limited numbers.
AT least 200 pheasant hens win be kept on
only to be able 70 furnish the young birds
next season In unlimited quantities, but also
10 distribute pheasant sggs-
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were dove shaped and the gazelle had no
deeper depths in its hazel orbs than had
this novel girl That was long ago.
the girl Of to-day looks at you through
eyelids that nave very scanty lashes, while
above her eyes there is only the tinlest
shadow OF an eyebrow. She doesn't nave
the beautiful, sharply defined eyebrow OF a
sWhy? The reason isn't 50 very far
of. She il too busy to take care OF her
looks. That is about the way IL IL. !,
IF the girl OF to-day would read less and
study her looks more she would be ll"r. 'Hr
and better. II she would stop trying to
lie somebody else and would be just her
own self, made prettier by the beauty
arts, she would enjoy standing under the
mistletoe more.
-The under the mistletoe girl isn't fat
Nobody likes a pudgy. girl. She is too
cushiony to be romantic and she is too
fabby TO be poetic. There isn't any grace
or charm in her.
-The under the mistletoe girl, il she be
a Southern girl, is busy banting just now.
She bants upon oranges.
-For breakfast she has a tray OF them
with the outer skin removed and a hole
cut in the top Of each orange. The orange
In its thick white skin 10 set in a cold place
over night and the next morning the fruit
is all juice. II frost touched II, so much
the better. Eat a breakfast OF oranges
or a luncheon az oranges and not mucn
else. That is a Rood way to get him.
The under tho mistletoe girl has otheA
things to o out for. h must watch
her expression, for this 10 a generation
when girls are judged less Dy their clothes
than by their looks.
The popular sirl-ths hissable girs-
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will nave a nice, smiling face. Her teeth
will be very white and the corners Of her
mouth will turn up.
The under the mistletoe girl has other
things to look out for. She must have a
sweet breath. She must be able to show
a very pretty hand. Men are fascinated
by the hand and so are women, for OF
course the mistletoe girl aims at all around
popularity.
The mistletoe girl has a pretty figure.
Just now IL IL the tight fitting figure. for
the day Of the blouse girl Ia past.
she is little in the waist, broad in the
shoulders and she has a wide hip line, none
too broad for beauty and M too narrow
for good form. She is exquisitely shaped
and for his she thanks her physical culture
teacher.
The mistletoe girl Is sweet OF voice
and she has the low note cultivated. She
speaks as the English woman speaks, upon
a low note, and she Knows how to make
use Of the sweeter notes. II inclined to be
shril Of % she modihes her notes until
she can speak low and nusically.'
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ILLINOIS RAISING GAME.
States EnOrt to Preserve Birds In Danger
OF Becoming Extinct.

from he chicago Tribune.
Althou Oh the Illinois State game preserve.
situated near Auburn. In Sangamon county.
IL less than a year old. IL has proved that 1t Will
do q great work In restocking the pralries and
woods Of the State with every kind OF game
birds that will live In this climate and wilIpre-
vent many species that we're beginning TO
disappear from becoming extinct. Aside
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-07
New YORK stocls Market.

NEW YORK, Aug, e.-Operetious in stocks
started TIE week with buoFant up-list IN
which showed every sign OF eagerness 10 secure
stocks, even at the time when the advances il
llgs. The early dealings showed no remains Of
ne disposition 70 realize profits which charae-
-sIl1el ne closing dealings Of last week. In
etese OF that the market seemed bare OF stocks
AL lhe prices prevailing on Saturday snd the
Woe opening advances were achieved without
advance was continued quite briskly during the
togrse OF the nrst hour. There abrupt
Ael4LAs on 10 the volume OF trading al that
time. and brokers on the floor were slmost idle
curing the middle portion OF the day. There
Was no appreciable renewal OF activity until The
last nour OF the session The oppression OF the
extreme heat OF the day was RESPONSIBLE to q
large extent for the languor OF the market. The
Total cessation OF the buying, dealings being
limited % smallest fractions, inevitable IN q
sire resistance OF the market that prompted the
traders TO renew the advance in the last hour.
\ considerable distribution was effected at the
nigh opening level. which represented profit
lakllg on the lines taken during the revived
- alton OF last week. evidently having an
elN 10 stirring the speculative spirit outside
OF . al street, and commission houses had more
orders 10 execute than at any time since the re
cent professional movement was initiated. The
London stock market was closed In continuation
ut the holiday which began on Saturday. For
eign arbitrage houses were among the large
buyers OF stocks. however. and these were sup
Continental markets rejected Increased cont
aence over the situation OF affairs IN Russia
rose. both In Paris and Perli1 RoreiEn eT
change rates here at the same time held firm.
Rates for call loans were q tribe frmer than
me average last week, but did not rise 70 the
maximum OF last Thursday. Saturdays bank
statement was the subject Of continued discus
sion. The large increase in loans and deposits
was believed 10 be effected by the inclusion for
the hrst time Of the account Of the State banks.
Expressions OF confidence were published coming
nom Chicago banking authorities OF the ade-
quacy of resources TO meet the coming demand
ror moving the crops. A reassurng effect was
produced by statements from Washington point
ing out the favorable situation OF Treasury re-
sources for rendering assistance to the fall
money market Rates OF interest were strongly
beld and the supply Offering said TO be di
niulshing. The failure OF bank in Chicago was
without effect on slOcks. Railroad traffic OH
cials united In declaring that there never was
q time when there was heavy and diversified
a demand for ell kinds Of merchandise Sub
stantial net gains the day were shown at
the closing.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales Cpsr vslue).
81. 405. 600.
United States bonds were al unchanged on
call.
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SALES.
Morning Session.
Mining stocks.

MIHfhE StUckNt
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions,
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I.n. Angeles Markets.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. eggs advanced 2
cents today and are quoted at 3Oc for
fresh local ranch. The influx of northern eggs
is heavy and. as consequence, II is reported
that there are more than hundred per cent
more eggs In storage than there were at
corresponding period last year.
Cheese remains firm, and the shipments are
fairly active. The receipt Of butter is light,
but the prices are the same.
The Produce Exchange reports the following
receipts: Eggs, 1876 cases; butter. IL, 5a3
pounds; cheese, 300 pounds; pota toes, 450
sacks; onions, 10 sacks; beans % sacks; sweet
potatoes 10 sacks.
Butter-Creamery. 2-pound roll, 571ac; fancy
valley, 556575c; fancy coast. 50c; coast
choice 4564T1 15c: cooking, 1Sc.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 146l5c; Anchor.
large lie; ditto Young America, lSc; ditto
hand made 19c; Eastern singles 1212 q l6c;
ditto Twins 1hc; Cheddars. 1ec; Long Horns.
i6aIe1ke; Daisy. 16916kc; Swiss imported,
2Sc ditto domestic, zoe.
Ergs-Southern California ranch, candled,
3Oc northern candled, lSc; Eastern fresh 26c.
Potatoes lper cwt.l-EaEly Rose norlherr
81 .356l 40; Burbanks Sl.5o@1o5; choice, sl35
@1.40.
Beans (per t)-Pink No. /, 81 40: No. 2,
81 90; Lima No /. So; Lady Washington No. /.
$3.iOa3. .25: ditto small white No l. So. GOO
3T5; blackeye, $3.50; Garyanzas, $4.50@5; len
tils 961oc pound.
Honey-Pound comb, water white, 1212 Gloc {;
light amber, 10@12c; extracted. water white,
696kc; light amber, 3@515c; beeswax, &C.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

With supplies burdensome and the weather
operating against trade, the fruit market was
generally weak and lower prices ruled for
nearly everything on the list. The Gamers
were still IN the market for Pears and Plums
but they were Indifferent buyers and purchasing
only when they could secure supplies at their
own prices. which were lower than most receiv-
ers cared to accept. Nutmeg Melons were still
very weak, there being heavy receipts Sun
day with all OF Saturdays arrivals on hand.
Apples continued to weaken and the outside
quotation of 81 rs per box was difficult TO OBJ
tain for round lots OF fancy stock. Berries and
Figs held up we'll the supply of those arti-
cles being extremely light.
BERRIES-Str $S@1o per chest for
Longworths and sg6o for the large varieties
Biackberries, $2.50Q4 per chest Raspberries
SS@12 per chest; Huckeberries. sQ10c per
APPLES-Fancy. s161.15 per box for after
and T5@9oc for 415 tier packages: common to
choice, 5o@75c; Crabapples, 6o@s5c for small
PEARs-Bartletts, s5c@s1.25 per box for No.
and e0@l75c for No. Q: per ton. s15635.
PEACHES-6 for large and 50675c
for small open boxes; small packages. 40685c.
s5c small packages 35@6ec; per ton s1o626.
PRuNEs- 5G9oc per box or crate; baskets.
NECTA INES-I5e@s per crate.
FIGS 81. 254i.5o per box for double and 75c@
GRAPES-Small boxes and crates: Muscats
1.25 other varieties. 500 T5c.
MELONS-Cantaloupes S1.25M2 per crate:
Nutmeg Melons. 30G8oc per box; Watermeions.
s2.50@3 per dozen for large and $1@2 for
small
CITRUS FRUITs-Per box; Valencia Oranges.
S3m4; Lemons, S3.5064 for fancy, So 5063 for
choice and 81 .5092 for standard Grape Fruit 81
TROPICAL. FRUITs-Bananas. siQ2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and So 50Q4 for Central
American; Pineappies, S2@4 per dozen.
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GeneraI Mcrchnndine.

ss5ss for s and ise ter ib; Fruit Bags PIE, Il,
,s7;, G1AI-Wei,LAgten u s!so per tom: New
Richmond. 81 90: Cumberland. sl4 IN bulk and
sl5.25 in sacks; Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. $11-50
ola per ton In bulk and sI5 in sacks: Rocky
are for ps snesf for soe
a7c for raw: Castor on in cases. No. j. 7sc:
hd,sS saks5s IA A. cases s etGI 2e Lncoi soc fes
9oc per gallon Cocoanut OIL in barrels. 5sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm OIL: 65e; natural winter Sperm
OIL. csc: extra bleached winter Whale Oil,
Pure Neatsfoot Oil. 7se: No. Seatsfoot OH,
e7hc; Herring Oh. 4oe; Salmon Oil, s6c; boiled
Fsa soan a. ol &c. daseaE fss95 IN sas srew.t.r whit.
Goal OIL IN hllk, i9lae; Pearl on, In cases,
Elaine. 2ec; Eoeene ise; stoye Gasoline, ia
k bak is IL cases cases No. e'0i ssGas EasIns ns =
iilate. iron barrels or drums. Sci M. 2 do. 61He;
cases. 65ae more; Benzine. IN hulk, i2hc; In
cases. 19e; s6-degree Gasoline, in bulk, 3oc; In
TURPENTINE-sse per gallon In eases and
TIC In drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LFAD-Red Lead SGS1ae
per ID; White Lead, s@S1se. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany anotes net cash: Cubes A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed. Soc Powdered. Z Csc: Candy
Granulat ted 4.G5c; Fine. Fruit and Coarse Granu-
lated 4.55c. Beet Granuated fl0o.lh bags only.
BIC; Confeetioners' A. 4.55e: Magnolia A..
4.l5e; Extra c. 4.05c Golden G. 3.a5c d. 8 $50:
r.. e. Crystal Dominos, 755c; Tablets. half.
bbls. 5.o5c; boxes. a.3oe per ID. Barrels and
more per 100 lhs for all grades. No order taken
Tor less than i5 barrels or its equivalent.
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Butter, Checse and Eggs.

The growing scarcity and continued brisk de-
mand for strictly fine ranch Eggs caused
another advance Of lie per dozen in selected,
and as on Saturday some buyers were paying 1c
above the official quotation on the Dairy Ex-
change. Firsts and seconds, while in good de-
mand less firm than selected. owing to
the competition of Eastern Eggs, which were
being offered freely around the street at
prices ranging from 1sc to 22c per dozen.
Cheese was firmly held and fancy Young
Americas sold up TO 13c Change, an adj
vance of 1ac per pound.
There were heavy arrivals of Butter from
the North over Sunday. but they were readily
cared for, and the market retained the frmness
noted In the last report.
Sales on the Exchange were follows:
Eggs-10 cs selected ranch at zoe and 20 at
29c; 10 cs seconds at 1sc.
Cheese-25 fancy new Young Americas at 13c.
Receipts were St, 400 lbs Butter, 9100 lbs
Cheese and 36S cases Eggs.
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras, 23c per
lb, steady; do frsts. 2ic. steady; seconds 2oc.
steady; packing stock firm at 1Sc for No. and
1T1ae for No. 2.
CHEEsE-gancy California new fats 12c
per lb. firm; do frsts, lie, firm; Young Amer
icas, fancy, 13c, steady; do frsts, 12c, steady;
Eastern storage, 161sc. steady; Western, new.
15c. steady.
EGGS-California fresh selected, 29c per
dozeu hrIa; nrsts, 25c, firm; seconds, 1Sc, nrm
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Manhattan District.
Rich GOLD STRIKE MADE
BY POSTHOLE DIGGERS
White Channel Gravel Find Gre
ates Great Excitement m
Lepine District, Alaska.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

TACOMA. Aug IA Dawson special
says that the strike made in Lepine
district last week is one OF the most
peculiar recorded In the Yukon. A
discovery like that Of the famous
Cheechaco Hill on Bonanza was made
by Cheechacos. Several men while
digging holes for posts on which wires
will be strung to conduct power for
the Guggenheims' plant from Twelve
Mile to the mouth OF the kIondike and
Bonanza struck white channel gravel
They knew enough of white channel
rock by reputation to know that there
should be gold somewhere near Ac-
cordingly men went up the hill a little
way and sank a hole. They found pay
on Fish Creek, a tributary OF the
Lepine, on the left limit Lepine
Creek in turn runs into Rock Creek.
which empties into the Klondike on
the right limit
The demand for dredging ground has
reached such point that IL It is con-
tinued much longer the entire Klon-
dixie Valley, both limits. will be staked
from it's mouth to Flat Creek. every
little valley and level spot along the
river being covered either by bench or
river claims.
Stalking was begun several weeks
ago and has been kept up almost with
out Interruption. receipts at the re-
cording wicket OF the gold commits
sioner's ONCE running as high as 5000
per day and causing the recorders to
wonder when the end viii arrive.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wail-street Stocks hrmer the day Cotton strong
Southern Nevada Stocks active rsngother groups quiet
olVer and Exchange rates about as before quoted
heat and Barley futures weaker Oats Corn unchanged
Hay market moved to the foot OF Sixth street.
No further change in Beans Feedstufs
Large sales OF Sonoma County Hops reported
Potatoes in liberal receipt and dull Onions rather lower
A car OF Western Poultry sells fair prices.
Eggs and Cheese advance Butter liberal receipt but
Large supplies and chilly weather operate against Fresh Fruits
Fresh and Cured Meats open without variation.
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Hay and FeedsfufYs.

There will be no more Hay market in the old
yards at he foot of Fourth street as the South
ern Pacific Railroad has located new Hay ward
at the foot of Sixth street, where the daily sales
will take place hereafter There was no partic.
ular change yesterday. The receipts were l54e
tons including 65 cars, most of which were run
out This shows that the railroad situation con
tinues to improve There is room for good deal
more Improvement before the situa ton gets com
pletely Strengthened out: The demand for spo,
Hay continues good, with buyers paying the higt
prices without demur.
All Feedstufs remain as before quoted
BRAN-$20. .50@22 per ton.
MIDDIINGS-$26 per ton.
SHORTS-$21 .50@22 SO per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS Rolled Barley, s2oM2s,
Mixed Feed, $23@24; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
$37 80; jobbing. $3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
Of meal At mills. S2s in 10 and s2s 30 in ton On
lots; jobbing S24 Corn Meal. $2S@29; Cracked
Corn. SIS. .5o@2e so: Horse Beans, nominal;
Broom Corn Feed. aoc per. ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots, SO. 80; jobbing 500 per Ton;
Mealfalfa s19. so in car lots and $50 in smailei
HAY = Choice Wheat: SIG .5o@l7.5o pei
ton; good Wheat. $15@16; other grades
Wheat, $126l14 Wheat and oat. Sl2@l6; Tame
Oat, Sl0@l6; Wild Oat, $9@l2; Alfalfa $Snll
stock $TdlS per ton
STRAW-40@60c per bale.
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TOnOpah Mining Stocks Active and
Higher-Others Quiet.

Local securities the Stock and Bond Ex-
change are receiving little attention at the mo-
ment. and quotations vary but little. as usual
when the market is neglected Alaska Packers
was lower yesterday and reduced bids were
also received for Contra Costa Water, Honakaa
Sugar and Pacific Borax.
The Comstocks were steady. with fair trad
ing. The Tonopahs active and strong. with
marked advances in several. Tonopah Extension
rising to So. To- Jim Butler to 81 3D. St. Ives 10
53c, Manhattan Dexter to soc. and so on
The following Eastern dividends are reported:
American Smelters Securities Company. guar
terly IL per cent on preferred series B stock.
payable September l. Buffalo Rochester and
Pittsburg RAILWAY Compan- semi annual. per
cent on preferred and common sstock, navable
August 15; Alabama Great Southern Railway
Core~-s-. semi-e nnuei. >Ar cent on r-Aferred
stock payable August 80; New England Tel and
Tel Company quarterly. 81 80 per share. pay
able August 10: New Century Zinc Lead Mining
Company, quarterly, rer cent, payable Au-
gust /.