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New York Grain and Prodnce

NEW YORK. Jan. 2-FBoUR-Receipts 1s.-
90ot exports, ZOO. sales, BOO packages: dull
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 exports 2Ts 800:
sales. 2 300. 900 bushels: spot. easy: No red
19c nominal elevator and S0hc nominal T. O. b.
anoat; No. ] Northern Duluth s9skc T. O. b.
snoat; No ? hard winter. S4Ac T. O. b.
s1oat- The option market developed weakness
counts and sharp declines IN outside markets.
Partial recoveries followed. based on q decrease
IN worlds stocks, and last prices were Tx lower.
Nay closed at s2zc July At s25xc
PETROLECM-Steady
WOOL-Steady-
HIDES-Steady
SUcAR-Rew, Quist; fair refining. si-iee;
centrifugal. 90 test. e-ioc; molasses sugar
q 3-16c Refined. quiet.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady. with one os
two months little from the lowest but last
prices were 20 70 25 points net lower Sales,
62.O00 bags January. b40c; February b6Oc;
March, b.55@6 SIC; May. 5.7b61b- soc: July,
6.Soc: September, 61066-15c: November 6 2Oc:
6.35c. Spot market, quiet: No. Rio &c; No.
Santos. 1Hc; mild. steady; Cordova, odl255c.
BlIIEh-fifm and unchanged
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
bGGS-HteadT, Western flrets. 26c (ofdcial
price,: nrsts 26c; seconds 24625c
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-Quiet: prices barely
steady with futures Offering freely: fancy "a
PRUNES-Are 1rm1 ana said 10 ne concen,r,t.
ing into the hsnds Of comparatively few holders
on the coast. Quotations range from &c to &c
Tor California fruit. with Oregon COS TO 4Oc
quoted NJ 1lSc.
APRICOTS- Unchanged with choice quoted nj
l6c: extra choice l70isc: fancy. isa20o-
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FINANCIAL And commercial
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wastree stocks about Cotton few points higher
Call Money 2O per cent Silver and Sterling Exchange higher
Very little feature TO the local grain market
Yesterday interest-coupon day the Bond Exchange
mining stocks open firm after the holidays
Hay, Beans Feedstuffs previously quoted.
Provisions and live and dressed Meats unchanged.
Poultry quiet and nominal Game declines sharply
Potatoes and Onions In better demand and firm.
Fine active and firm Eggs c higher Cheese easy
Citrus Fruits tending downward Cranberries weak.
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INTERNATInNAL
wheat and Other Grains

WHEAT-The New Year opened on quiet
ana uncnanged market, with Chicago seVersl
CASH WHEAT
.. Calitornla a1 Club, 81 l22ia al. .25: do. miliing
SlzI n; California White Australian. 81 x y og
l3t p; lower grades of California, $1.1OQl;zO
Nortnern Club S1.2715 al. so; Northern Blue
stem; SI.Sogl40: Northern Red. SlN1a %
10 to 1870 Session
Mayg-$a,ze bid, S1.2ex asked.
BAhLtE91-Receipts tH1-- over the holiday were
ported active and firm In the interior, but
locally mere Is not much going on Futures
were Sc lower yesterday.
mon 10 fair, Sl@1-10 per ctl; seed lots bring as
hign as Sl20; Brewing and Shipping, sl-loG
LII per ctl: Chevalier. 81 .15@12O TOT poor
TO common and $l2501. .35 asked for choice.
10 to 11-30 Session
May-S1. .lSss bid. $1.ISTs asked.
OATS-opened after the holiday quiet but
firmly held, with light stocks.
Good to choice Red, for feed. 81. 4o@1 90;
common to fair s1.30@1. 971s: Red for seed
s.. 500l 80; White. 81 .4215 al &c. Black. S1.50G
S2;25; cray. $l421a also per GENITAL
CoRN-A car came in from the western
States yesterday. Otherwise there was nothing
new.
California small round Yellow s155 asked;
other California kinds. nominal: Western State
sacked-Yellow. 81. .30@1-35: White. 1900 49,
mixed sL2. White Egyptian. s1-25; Brown
RYE-California, s1.421z@1.45 per ctl; Utah.
S1.35Q1.40 per ctl.
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Poultry md Game

Quotations for all kinds of Poultry were
largely nominal yesterday. as there was no
demand of any consequence and there were
practically DO supplies available anyhow. A
car OF Western stock came in. but not mar
keted. having arrived late With two days ar
rivals on hand and the demand light. Game was
weak and all descriptions declined sharply.
Geese and Hare, which formed a large per-
than Ducks.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. se5o@s for
large and $566 for small: old Roosters, S50
$50; young BOOSTERS S6.50n7 so: Fryers s56
500: Broilers. s5@3. so; Pigeons. 81: Squads.
$1.7562.25: Ducks scar for young and S566
for old: Geese. S2d250 per pair.
TURKEYS-Per lb Nominal
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks, scar so;
Canvasbacks. SIS: Sprig. s496; Teal s3d3 so:
Gray Ducks. s4Q4.50; widgeen. $3Gs5o; small
Ducks. $3.50: Black Jacks. $3.50: Gray Geese.
$50 for large and s202.50 for small; Honkers
Sc; Hare, Sl.50@2; Cottontail Rabbits, $3.50.
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New York Metal Make

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-The London tin market
was lower. with spot quoted at f1e1 15s and
futures at 1892 5s. Locally the market
weak. Spot at $41. .60642.
Copper was unchanged TO a shade lower in the
English market; spot E105 15s futures f106 los.
Locally copper appears to be IN q strong position.
with little Of the metal available for delivery
earlier than the summer months Lake $23.75
623.7 .75
Lead was unchanged at S6G6.25 locally The
English market was is I'd lower at f19 It's 3d.
smelter was unchanged at f2s in London and
s6.70@6.75 locally.
Iron was unchanged to a little lower In the
English market. with standard foundry quoted
at 6ls and Cleveland warrants at 61s Cd. Local
ly the market unchanged.
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Hay and EeedstufE

Rain interfered with the Hay market yester-
day, but there was no change in the situation.
Feedstuffs continued in light supply and very
firm.
BRAN-s2o 5o9225o per ton.
MTDDLINGS-S27630 per ton.
SHORTS-S2o.50 .50@23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. S23 5o@25:
Mixed Feed. s2S@25; oilcake Mesl IN 5-ton
Cake or Meal at mills s24 In 10 and s24 so IN
ton lots; jobbing. s25: Corn Meal, S3o@sI;
Cracked Corn. S31 @32: Broom Corn Feed eoc
per ctl: Alfalfa Meal carload lots. 5000: job
bing. S21 per ton; Mealfalfa s2o.5o; Jobbins.
S21
HAY-Choice Wheat. s1e@23 per ton: good
Wheat ST. 50@1s. so: other grades Wheat. Sl4
@16; Wheat and 0at. s15@20: Tame oat: S12@
II: Wild 0at. S10614; Common Hay. So410;
Alfalfa s9@12: Stock Ss91o per ton.
STRAW-6oGsoc per bale.
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AraiInhIe Grain snnnlr

NEW YORK, Jan. Especial cables and tele-
graphic communications received by Bradstreet's
SHOWS the following changes in available sup
plies as compared with previous account:
Wheat. United States east OF Rockies In
creased 13e 600 bushels; Canada decreased 329,-
600; total United States and Canada decreased
1000 bushels. Ahoat for and in Europe de-
creased 100000 bushels: total American and
European supply decreased I, ,09o. 600 bushels
Corn, United States and Canada increased
Oats, United States and Canada Increased
l. 2o3 000 huShele
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Jan. 2.--As expected the market
this morning developed great strength and ac-
uvity all through the list. Osceois and Art
Sona showed the greatest advances but Trim
ity, Shannon, Range Rhode Island and Arcadian
Followed closely. United States Smelling com
mon strong the execution Of q large
buying order. North Butte was especially well
bought al day The money market is not easier
yet but IN another week should be a little
easier. Taken all IN ali, the market was the
best for a long t1me.
Tennessee Copper sold ex-dixidend Of 81. Is and
Nipissinz ex-dfvidepd Of 25c
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Eastern Lfve.tock M,rL.t

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts "a
600; best steady; others weak to I0c lower.
oeeyes, $4lO47; cows and heifers 81 6Od5,
stockers and feeders. s.. 50G4 go; Texans s3 7,
4410; cslres. Sed6 90.
HOGs-Reeeipts. 80. 900; market slow. weak
er TO DC lower; mixed and butchers sfOd
se@s15: light. $6.o5G635 35; ples. @s5oasa ai3
bulk. Sc. % as 35
SHEEP-Receipts % 600. steady. sbaan 60 ,,
$3.50; lambs. 81 6O67 75 ~ V0'''
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Yesterdays trading in fresh fruits was of
taking but little Of anything and what business
was In progress was chiefly for shipping ac-
count With the exception OF Lemons al kinds
OF Citrus fruits were in free supply and prices
had downward tendency. though there was no
marked increase In the receipts Apples were
still neglected, but sellers evinced no dispo-
sitipn 10 force sales or cut prices on fancy
stodk There was another sharp cut In Gran
berries. all dealers being WILLING sellers at the
inside quotation, while the outside rate or 80
per barrel was obtained only for lots OF one or
two barrels.
cRANEERRIEs-Easte s7.5o@9 per bhl
APPLES-Fsncys 81 .35@1 so per box for New
town Pippins. $1-7562.25 for Spitzenbergs. 81 20
CLIO for other red varieties and $@1-2o for
Belln0wers common 70 choice, oOcQ$l per box;
Christmas Apples. $1.7562.50 per box:
PEARS-Winter Nellis, S1.T5@2.25 per box;
other varieties. S1@l50 per box.
g so@s for fancy s175@2.2 q for choice and IS 81
4rSL5O Tor standards: Seedlings. loc4$l. 70;
Tangerinesss e -es. hslses. 81 20: quarters quarters SOC @Si;
Lemons, $zDOQS for fancy. $1-5O9z Tor choice
and sI@l.25 for standard: Grape Fruit. SEA
TROPICAL FRUITS - Bananas. $1Q2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s2@3 for Central Amer
ican; Pineapples. S3@5 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Honey
FRuITS-Anricofs 1Bn16c nor LII. Exan-
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

FL0UR-California Family Extras. $4.So9
:. 10, usual terms: Bakers Extras, s4.4o94 so;
Super1ne, S. s25@5:6o; Oregon and Washington.
FARINACEoUs GooDS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. sS.2 per ioo
Flour. IS; Corn Meal. s2.75; extra cream do,
s3-75: oat Meal $4-5094.75: oat Groats, 81 70:
Hominy $3.50; Buckwheat Flour, $4,000 9@
Whole Wheat Flour. $780, Rolled Oats, bbls,
s7@s: in sacks. Sc. soar. so: Rolled Wheat. bbls,
s.. 60; in sacks. $410; Pearl Barley. 50: Split
Peas. boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
pounds.
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EASTERN MARKETS
~ Yerl. None NLarket

NEW YORK. Jan. Mooney on call strong.
tN20 per cent ruling rate "A per cent, closing
lid per cent, offered at per cent.
L-ne l0ans easy. sixty and ninety days, !
per cent; six months, 6a6L per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 606l5 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual business
in 1ankers bills at 81 SzT5U4S0 for demand
ane AT 81 Boa 50 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates -. S0M4 S0ik and SIS.
Commercial bills. Sz.79Ss a. T9&.
Bar silver 69Tkc
Mexican dollars 54c
Bonds-Governuents steady: railroads II
regular
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Beans and seeds

There was nothing new yesterday. the mar
ket still being of holiday character.
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. s2@2. 40; Pea, s3@
as Sos PINK 81 'ssSS2' Is. Red 50 5oa2 sS:
Limas, s4.25@4.35; Red Kidneys. s3.5o@3.so;
Blackeyes, $4.40@4.60; Butter, nominal at
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 4.25@4. so; Yellow
Mustard nominal; Flaxseed. SO; Canary. ~ @
SIC; Hemp. sc per ID; Millet. 814c; Broom
Corn Seed $1S020 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
s.. 5062 10 per ctl
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Cash Grain and provisions

CHlCAG0, Jan. Cash quotations were as
Iollows; eaoy Flour steady; No; spring wheat 7s
2 corn, se% q 4oc; No. ? yellow. 40GzoEc: No.
es oats, Sc; No. 2 white. S5l5 Gs6Rc; No 8
mating barley, 47z 652c; No / naxseed.
Slll3a; No. northwestern. s11sh: prime
timothy seed. S4.S5; clover. contract grades
SI3.75; Short ribs sides (ioose)' sS 5oS1s- *
ness pork. per bbl. s16.o2h; lard per 100 lbs
$3.50; short clear sides (boxedl S912H6 69 25:
whisky. basis Of highwines, 81 %
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Jan 2-Todsy't statement Of
the Treasury balances IN the general fund
shows: Available cash balance. s25s 997, ,o78;
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New York Coffon NTarkef.

NEW YORK, Jan 2-The market was & 1872
points higher. The next thing OF interest will
be the report Of the census bureau on cotton
ginned up % the first Of the year which viii
be made public next week Already the wise
ones are at work figuring out what the report
should be sno what would be bullish and a
bearish report The general opinion seems m he
that the figures VIII have 70 show more than
il 600 900 bales ginned 10 have 4 hes rfsh erect
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Butter, Cheese and Erg.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-On the Produce Exchanges.
today the butter market was steady: creameries
ZZW5lcs dairles, 20427c; eggs, weak. at marx
cases included. 21d23e; frsts. 23c: prime frsts
Z4cs extras. 26c; cheese steady; 136 l4c
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London CIosinr sfncIrr

Bar silver-stesdy; 80 i-1ed per ounce
Money-4GzA per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market
for short bills is so d5k per cent and for
three months BILLS is 81 G5K per cent.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI THURSDAY, JANUARY s. 1907.

PEACHES-Quiet but steady; choice, l2c:
extra choice. 121hc: fancy. 13c.
RAlSINS-Unchanged; loose Muscatel. 7i5@
s15c; seeded. 7Ql0c; London layers. 81. 4591.50.
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Norfheru HunInrn.

PORTLAND. Jan 2.-Cleariags. s1.6oe 47o;
balances, S101.475
TACOMA. Jan. 2.-cIearings, s1.ois ali; bal
ances. $50. I'll.
SEATTLE. jan 2.-Cesrings. sI.s57. .os7; bal
ances, $3.50, ,021.
sPoKANL Jan. 2.-olesrings. s1.oss. COZ; bal
ances, SIS. 1877.
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LOCAL MARKETS

Exchange and Bullion
Sterling exchange higher. Silver ad-
vanced &c.
LOCAL
Sterling Exchange. sixty days.. 64.s0
Starting Exchan1e. eiKht. "a. s<x
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Sterling Exchange, cables "A. ssh
New York Exchange, sight. g O2h
New York Exchange. teIegraphic. = g 90
Silver. per ounce. ............. e9%@
Mexican Dollars - 54h0 IS
INTERNATIONAL
New York on Paris. ris..............-.....--
New York on Mexico. co............-......19 1921
faris on LONDON n-....................-z q 20 n
Berlin on London 20. Ola
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND Jan. 2.-wHEAT-Club. csc
bluestem csc; valley. CSC: red 68c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Jan 2.-WHEAT-Steady; blue
stem. CSC: club. sc: red. sc
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6h @7c per lb for Steers and 6@6kc
for Cows.
vE1Il7@sc FOR large and sA@911c for
small
MUTroN-e@1oc for wethers and s1s @s11c
for Ewes
LAMB-11@12c per 1b for yearlings and 15c
for Spring.
DRESSED HoGS9@11c per 10
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less so
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers &c per lb for No. 1 and 615c
for No 2; Cows and Heifers, Sc; No cows.
41Ac: thin Cows. &C.
CALVESL4A @41zc per 1b for light. 81 @4c
for medium and S@31sc for heavy (gross
SHEEP-wethers. 4&@5c per lb; Ewes. AZ
6415c (gross weight.
LAMBS-5@511c per lb
200 lbs 6Ek 06%c; Boars so per cent, Stays 80
@4o per cent and Sows 10@20 per cent OF from
above quotations.
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Mining stocks
COMSTOCKs

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on~the San francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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New York Stock List Continued
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Hides, TaIIow, wool and Hops

HIDES-CullsF and brands sell about A@1c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, f2c;
p1. medium o, l2H@lsc; light. M M12EE@1sc: q "a. Cow
Stays. SIC; Salted Kip, 1870; Salted Veal.
l5lac: safted Calf. 15lsc; dry Hides. 2sc: dry
Kip, pc; dry Calf. 25c; Sheegskins, sheariinss.
dium, 7o@eoc; long Wool. s1@1.5o; Horse
Hides. salt, s3@3.25 for large and s275 for
medium. $2.25 for small and SOC for Colts;
Horse Hides. dry. s2@2.25 for large and 81. so
@1.75 for medium, SIPS for small and SOC for
salted Mexican. 25@271sc dry Central Ameri-
can. 35@3T1hc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras. 75c;
extra large do. s1.25: large. Zoe: medium. 35c:
small 25c.
TALL0w-No. rendered. SC; No. 2. 4@
415c: Grease, 263c.
wOOL-Fall clip-san Joaquin and Southern,
T6Sc: fall Lambs. 81 @13c: Northern do, l8@
15c; Humboldt and Mendocino, 13@14c; Middle
1sc per ID for spring and 11@14c for fall.
HoPS-Californta, II 1@15c: Oregon and Wash
ington, 11@15c per 1b for 1905.
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grated Apples spot. sA@sAc; Peaches. 100
13c; Pears. 9@12hc; Prunes, 4-size basis, &c.
large sizes. 4d4Ac basis.
RAISINS-Seeded. S15 610c; Loose Muscatels.
7c. 735c and Sc for 2. 8 and crown respect
iyely; Seedless Sultanas. 7c; Thompson Seedless,
71sc for unbleached; London Layers, 3-crown.
$1-S5; LonCon Layers. 2-crown. $1-75: Clusters
$3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and $3.50 for
fancy.
NUTS-Almonds, Nonpareils, III @1S1kc; K
1a15 @145hc: Languedocs. 1874 @14c; hardsheIl
9@10c. Walnuts, jobbing prices-Soft she'll
15@l6c for No. l and 12@13c for No. 2: hard
she'll lac for No. 1 and lie for No. 2; italian
Chestnuts. 11@12Nc per lb.
HONEY-16@17c per lb for bright comb and
13ql5c for amber: do, extracted. 615@T13c for
water white and 51a96c for amber.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Honey
FRuITs-AnricotsL 1Ba1sc mar lh. Exan-
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wire from Chicago yesterday said: 'sHog
receipts are increasing and II this continues
prices will doubtless work lower"
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 141kc per ID for
heavy, 1411c for light medium. lee for light
1910 for extra light and 20@21c for sugar
cured Dry Salt Sides lae Bellies ;;eGzna. 14e East
Hams. 1615c; Mess Beef SO per Dbl; extra
Mess. $3.50; Family. slo;- Prime Mess Pork
s26; Pigs Feet IS; Smoked Beef, 14c per lb.
LARD-Terces quoted at &c for California
compound, csc for Eastern compound and II &c
for pure; half-barrels. pure, lie: lib tins,
12i5c; BIB tins. 12tsc; BIB tins, l2%c.
COTTOLENE-One haIf-barrel, CSC; three
half-barrels, csc; one tierce. exc; two tierces,
0Ac: five tierces 9Ac.
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1000 Oil City .s.s..s....-.ssss.ss's'' 90
900 -Four ...s..sss.ss-..s-..s.. 20
1000 Monarch ............ssss'.s.... x d6
10 Associated .......49 %
BOND AND STOCK SALES
Sales on the Stock and Bond Exchange IN De-
cember were as follows:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. AS
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SAVINGS BANKS
MISCELLANEOUS

1ldAdWtII o = 90 72I
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska P A. 4eh Oceanic Co ga
Asso OIL Co. 40 49A Pac Aux A.
Gal G A. .1O2 10211lPac @ Borax.152
Cal Wine A. sS5s Pac Tel Co. - 10
MV& MtTm. - ITO
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-05
The Japan War Scare
issues.

The newspapers give us scare heads
these days in regard to the possibility Of
war with Japan. Japan could take the
PHILIPPINES without the nited States being
able to interpose material resistance,
and it is this that makes the war scare
heads important enough to get place in
the front pages of the big dailies. There
is no doubt that Japan would like to have
the PHILIPPINES and that these islands are
well worth fighting for. 1t is also a fact
that under our Republican adjusted Philli-
pines tariff the Filipinos would fight for
Japan.
On the other hand the Japanese ma
tion is profoundly shaken by her war with
Russia and staggering under "a mountain
debt. The United States is the richest
nation in the world and Japanese states
men understand very well the danger of
making war with friendly nation that
once gotten into fight would never let 90.
Such a war would be u crime against
civilization and national friendship, and
while it would give the United states many
hard blows would be ultimately fatal TO
Japan
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-05
Property Values and Prohibition

The Democrat is informed by one of
its advertising patrons, liquor dealer
that prohibitation in the constitution
means a money loss to him OF about
$1,000 He has $4,000 invested in i'm.
movable property that he must dispose OF
at "A 80 per cent loss.
Business losses are always to be de
plored unless they are the community 5
gain. This citizen OF Anadarko stated
that his business suffers more through
keepers of dsreputable places than through
the crusades OF Temperance and law en-
forcement leagues. The dive-keepers,
panders to lust and the gambling instinct;
and those men who would run their places
in accordance with the law are made to
suierior their sins And he further stated
that constitutional prohibition in Oklaho-
ma would work as it does in Kansas where
liquor can be bought in every town by
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-05

The passing of the Rose amend
ment Friday night whereby the prohibi-
tory clause is to be voted upon by the
people, does not definitely place prohibi-
ton in the constitution. This vote was
upon an amendment, and sthe whole pro-
vision is then before the Committe of the
WhoIe for vote. Many things may happen
yet and are due to happen in the next few
days. rhe liquor interests OF course place
their hope in dividing the strength OF the
prohibition vote 10y raising the question OF
local option, State dispeusary and consti-
tutoual prohibition. The friends and en-
emics OF the prohibitory clause are keen
and bitter, and those who favor licenseng
the liquor trade are not making any mis-
takes in their campaigns a little care
lessness or lack of watchiulness on the
prohibition side, and they will carry their
pOnt.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Property Bought and Sold
Daily

Charles F. Miller to Arthur
Looney, lot 2 S E of NV a 30-9-
8. Consideration $1,000.
Arthur Looney to F. j. Looney
= int lot S h of n W a. Con-
sideration 5000.
Samuel Gilmore to Ella Gilmore
Sw a 15-12.12. Consideration
81 90.
WIN Nicholson g. Bessie to T. j.
Brown, lots 7 to 8 blk 40 Hinton.
Consideration $1,000.
John Moorhead G. Bonita to r. F.
Essary, lots 3 TO 8 blk Al Hinton.
consideration S12O0.
j. A. carson & Verona to F. C.
Morris, lot IA blk % Binger. con-
sideration S1oo
carrie Opliger by her atty 10
f. W. Loula, lot II blk 8 Lookeba
Consideration Sl25.
Joseph Bethel g. Nancy to Rosa
Wildeman, lots 3 &c 4 E}5 S W a
31-9.12I Consideration $1,000
Horace Napier 20 James Hurl.
but f. = > W a 32.5.1l. con.
sidefauon $500.
Frederick Urbry to Milton Rod
rick N e "A 31-7-13. Considera-
ton $1,000.
United Ltates to Horace Napier
E25 Sw 4 32.4-12. Considera-
ton S1oo.
United States to James Tickel
Wv a 24-11.13. consideration
$500.
Rachael Mack and Richard to
Samuel L Keith part of S = n
w a 32-7-10 consideration 1915.
Fredrick Simpson and Matilda
to Wayne Simpson N e S w =
20-9-22 con. S700.
Lorenzo w Frain and C@cline
to James w Wilson discri ption
defective con. $50.
Elva L. Galloway and d. G..
to VIM II. Divers lot 13 ol 40
Anad ,rko con. 5000.
r p Williams and Emma j to
j and Hannah Wagner lots Is to
"A bl 26 Cement con. $3.50.
b w Parker and Cynthia j
to Willard S. Davis N f = 300
10 con $500.
l. j Kelly to j S Smith lot
II bl. II Cottonwood con, 500.
j w Patterson ank Louis Jane
to Mira Williams S = w a 1916
10 con $1,000,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-02-05
Irhcrited Indian Land Sales

The following bids opened at the
Agency February .
y. VS., 1N.9W.
John d. Senorts, (success:ul,
high bid, $5,21100
ER Of n. Il. 2t. n, 10
Mosaic, bids below appraise-
ment
VIZ of 5. +. I An, II.
Auna Reich, high bid, sue
cessful, 1,S265O
$. T.. 4, IN, n
No bids received
S.W. 7, Sec. Is, On. R14.
NEH Sec. 21 IN. Il.
No bids received.
r, c. Hays, ND. successful 2.1oo.oo
NE. u Sec. %, IN. II.
j. A. Fain, acceptable, sub
iect to Dept approval (bid
received after u o'clock) 1,5O1. 30
Sc. 10, r. IN, Ria.
No sale, bids below appraise-
ment.
S,E.h Sect; On. 10.
No sale bids below appraise-
ment.
Sec I, On. 10
No sale, bids below appraise-
N.W.H Sec. %, On. 10.
Mary f. Houston, successful 2,501. 100
E.9 of S.W Sec. 10. IN. IL.
No bid received
All bids that are acceptable to this Agency
are of course so accepted subject to ap-
proval of the Indian heirs of the land sold.