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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
strong Comhlnn lNnrml.i.

New York. March 2S.-A new and
what promises to be an important
development, in the dry goods job
bing business has come to the front
in the formation of the Empire Dry
Goods company, along lines suggest
ed, more or less remotely, by the
iClahin company and its string OF al
lied stores, This company is primar-
ly a combination and the outgrowth
OF opportunities and needs that APP
pealed especially to sveeral OF the
larger stores for retail located In
Boston, Buffalo, Rochester aud
Akron. Ohio.
Five prominent dry goods houses
are represented in the new company.
Mr.. p. A. o'Connel. of the James A.
Houston Co.. of Boston, is president,
and the members concerned feel that
II is a specially good selection and
presages success. The company has
aleardy begun business with COM
.pletely equipped and well-stocked
sale rooms, and II is said, will act,
more or less, as clearing house
for the business houses already
named. Everything betokens an early
entrance upon a business of great
activity.
The nominal capital Is no index
of the. volume of transactions expect
ed. an dwill be limited at present to
100000. BY the plans upon which
the business is based It is believed to
be ample for its present purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
sonthcnst Tcnns Assoclntlon.

Orange, Tex, March 2S.-The
fifth annual meeting of the Southeast
Texas Baptist association will con-
vene hereto night at the Greene ave-
nue. Baptist church. II Will continue
In session until Sunday night. John
Mare will preach the sermon on the
opening night On Friday n largo
number OF divines from all parts OF
the associations territory will par.
tlcipate in the exercises. and on Sat.
urday as many more different ones
will carry out the extensive and at
tractiye program OF that day. on
Sunday the Sunday schools will re-
ceive special attention. All subjects
are open for general discussion. This
privilege will be greatly used AMI
enjoyed. as many of the finest speak
ers, and Il has large number OF
them, delight in the general discus
sion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
Additional Personals

Max Buren. the well-known furni-
ture man. returned this morning
from a business trip 10 Portland.
Miss Elsie Painter. student OF
the blind school left today for a visit
al her home IN Lebanon.
Mrs. W. j. Howard went 20 the re-
form school this morning for a short
visit with friends.
A. l.. Brown went 70 Jefferson this
morning on business.
Mrs. Mccauley. Mrs. BaFkhnrsl
and daughter. OF siIyeTton. are in the
city TO attend the funeral Of the
late Mrs. Magers.
n. Y. Roberts went 10 Marion on
business today.
Mrs. A.. Patton. OF Marion. was q
Salem visitor today.
y. T. States and wife, Of Portland.
after visiting Salem friends. left
this morning for a Walt In Lebanon.
Governor Chamberlain left this
mornlns for Albany On business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
MOYER
HAYWOOD
PETTIBONNE

CONTINUED from page one)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28

Mrs. Blair and son, OF sllyerton,
are IN the city 10 attend the funeral
OF the late Mrs Mayors.
Mr and Mrs. J H. Mayors and
two sons. OF Dallas; Mra. Smith and
son. OF Hopewell: Miss Etta Mayors.
ot Hopewell George Mayors aud
daughter. Of Jefferson. are here 10
attend the lafo Mrs Mageru' funeFai
Mrs. Thompson aud daughter. os
Harrington. Washington; AR. and
Airs. J. y. MageTs and two daugh-
ters. OF Portland. attended the funer-
al OF Grandma MageFs today.
5. p. Klmbali. the well-known
fruit man. 10 IN Albany on business.
Mrs. 7. J. Smith left this morning
for Albany. where she will attend
the funeral OF the late James
Churchill
Mr. and Mrs. O. n. Douglas will
attend the funeral services OF the
late James Churchill Ia Albany To-
day.
MAYOR L. ,. Adams. qf Silverion.
VAS here on buslneas yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
Dctriot Conference In Session.

New York. March 2S.-The De.
trolt Conference annual convention
takes place today at the Prince
George hotel In this city, and will
remain until and including the 29th.
The conference announces Il will
take casualty risks. A great variety
of topics concerning the business.
will be discussed during the sessions
by men specially experienced IN that
part OF the business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
sinking Fund Buying Bonds.

New York. March 2s.-The Stand
ard Trust company. Of this city.
trustee under mortgage deed OF
trust Of May 4. 1904. securing the
issue OF s7.5OO.OOO Of Az reducing
mortgage bonds Of the Consolidation
Coal company. gives notice that Il
will receive today proposals or Of
fers OF such bonds until today AZ a
price not exceeding i0s and interest.
for retirement By the sinking fund
TIE bonds offered a. the lowest price
win be accepted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
INDOOR BASEBALL GAME.
Teams of Y. NJ. G. A. and Company
NJ, o. n. g.. VIII Play in the
Y. VI. c. A. Gym.

The third of a series of indoor
baseball games will be played tonight
in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium be-
tween the Association team and
Company NJ. o. ~ C. or the two
previous games both have been won
by the Y. NJ. C. A. bunch, although
the militia boys put up a strong and
hot game. The game will be called
at S:3O p. m, and will no doubt be
interesting until the finish.
On Saturday, April 5th. the Salem
Y, NJ. c. A. indoor baseball team VIII
play the crack team OF Company II.
Third regiment, of Portland. The
game will be played here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Willamette.

Elsie Krechter. city
A. l.. Duncan. Seattle.
H. B. Woods. San Francisco.
c. w. Evans, Oregon city.
W. h. Ramp. Brooks.
Harry Sordie. Prairie City.
\ C. Clement, Portland.
W. B. Bolton. Portland.
NJ. r. Reid. San Francisco.
d. 4. Swain, Portland.
II. l.. Lloyd. Seattle.
=. r. seavor, st. Louis.
Ed Baker. Portland.
J.. W. Rodgers. Salt Lake.
n. Beckwith. Portland.
Eugene Shelby. San Francisco.
Geo. Fitzgibbon.
=. p Porter. The Dalles.
w. =. Carpenter. Portland.
salem.
Fred sehwab and wife, Mt. Angel
Richard Manning. siIyerton.
w. n. Hainss. Woodburn.
J. +. Mayes. Portland.
John Wilson. Portland.
u. Cady, Albany.
J. T. Mayo. Portland.
John Wilson, Portland.
Harry Hayes, Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Wednesday, April Il: "Flske Ju.
bilee Singers"
Coming Attractions.
Raymond Hitchcock In "The Yam
kee Tourist"
"a Stranger In Town"
sousa's latest opera. "The Free
Lance"
Trial by jury" by the high
school students.
Wednesday March 27: Rose
Maiden" at First NJ. Z. church.
klinger-Grand.
THE Wicklow Nine" evenings.
Saturday matinee and Sunday even
Ing.
Auditorium Roller Rink.
Morning. afternoon and evening
sessions. except Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28

While it was true that Adams was
Immediately rearrested on the charge
of killing Fred Tyler in north Idaho,
and for which he was given a speedy
trial, yet as witness for the state
he is lost forever.
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone,
who had been implicated by Or
ehard's confession as the instigators
of the Steunenberg murder. were ar
rested at night in Denver upon reQui-
sition of the governor of Colorado
,and hurried on a special train to
Boise. The three men we're charged
with being accomplices OF Orchard.
and under the statutes OF Idaho an
accomplice is held equally guilty
with the principal and If convicted
may receive the same punishment
1t was this point that stirred up so
much antagonism to the action of the
Idaho authorities, as they ater were
forced to charge the men with the
actual commission of the crime. when
II was known that neither of them
had been in the state for months. for
If Orchards confession be true. then
under the Idaho law they are in fact
equally guilty with Orchard.
No sooner had the Federation Of
ficias been lodged in the Idaho peni-
tentiary for safe keeping than Fed
eration attorneys from Denver and
Spokane started for Boise. On ar
riying here they sought to release the
prisoners by invoking the aid OF the
writ of habeas corpus. They filed
the first application In the district
court, where, after argument the writ
was denied. An appeal was then
taken to the state supreme court OF
the United States. About this time
application was made for the writ
in the United States district court in
Boise before Judge Beatty. After
hearing Judge Beatty denied the writ,
and an appeal was taken to the SUI
preme court OF the United States,
making two appeals pending before |
the court OF last resort.
Finally the court handed down an
opinion sustaining the decision of the |
Idaho courts in holding the prison
ers TO answer 20 the charges and |
stand trial in this state.
Although that decision was rem
dered last fall. the mandate did not
arrive until the middle OF March.
For the last six months. Meyer.
Haywood and Pettlbone have been
confined In the county jail at Boise
They We're allowed to take exercise
on the court house lawn several
times each day. are IN apparent per-
feet health and look much heavier
than whom they were brought here
from Colorado
Ochard was kept IN close confne,
mont at his own request. lie was
said 10 be afraid OF dynamlters, ana
AZ his own request he was never
taken out unless accompanied by
three or four guards. While Or.
'hard's confession Is considered the
thief testimony against the prison
Prs, &c IS said that cipher letters and
elegrams from them found IN Or
'hard's trunk IN the Caldwell depot
Z few days after his arrest may be
II even more Importance than the
estimony OF Orchard himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28

letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema.
These are diseases for which Cham
berlain's salye is especially yalu-
able. II quickly allays the itching
and soon effects a cure. Price 20
cents. For sale By DR.. Stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28
The Texas wonder.

Cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold by all drug.
gists, or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DR.. =. w. Hall. 2926
Olive street. ST. Louis. Mo. Send
for testimonials Sold by Stones
drug store. dw-1yr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-28

Miss Ruby and Lila steiwer, OF the
Sacred Heart Academy. are sDend-
Ing their Easter vacation AZ their
home IN JeNcrsen.
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MISCELLANEOUS
UNITED STATES BONDS

Alaska A. 40 4215l Oceanic Co. 2
Asso Oil Co. 4o15 AZ Pac Aux A III -
Cal F @ A..104 105 II Pac Borax.15215 -
Cal Wine A 92A SO Pac Tel Co.1O6 109
MV& MtTm. 110
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General Nerchandise

BAGS san Quentin Bags 7%c; Grain Bags
June-Jnly, S%@SIkc: Wool Bags. 421A @471ac.
ton. $12; Beaver Hill. $40: Coos Bay. S10 Rich.
mond $12: Cumberland. S14 in bulk and SIG. %
in sacks: Welsh Anthracite SIS: Coke SIG pet
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain,
nominal.
OII-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed 54c
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw; cases, Sc
more: Castor Oil. in cases. No L. 75c Bakers
AA cases. 81 -2S61. 80. Lucol, Soc for boiled and
Ion: Cocoanut OIL. in barrels CSC for Ceylon and
55c for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
Oil, csc: natural winter Sperm Oil, Sc; natural
Whale Oil, 55c; extra winter strained Lard Oil.
roc: No ! Neatsfoot oil. 571ac; Herring Oil,
40c Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled Fish Oil, 35c; Paint
Oil, Csc.
Coal OH. from tank wagons, 1o911c special do.
Star, 17c: Extra Star. 2Oc; Elaine, 2ec; Eocene,
1pc; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, 1711c; in cases.
24c No. / Engine Distillate, iron barrels or
Benzine. in bulk. 121zc; incases. l9c; SO degree
Gasoline in bulk. 30c: in cases, 36c
TURPENTINE-9555c per gallon in cases and
se1hc in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN tper go lbs grossl--F, Sc. so: Fl, sos:
1. 1910: NJ, 81; W @. $50.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. S6stc
per ID: White Lead. s@s1ac. according to guam
tity.
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes A,
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.50c; Powdered,
4 35c: Candy Granulated, 4.35c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated 4.25c; Beet Granulated 400
Magnolia A, ss5c; Extra G. 3.75c: Golden q.
3.65c; ID, 3.55c; n. & E. Chystal Dominoes,
s.O5c; Tablets. half-bbs, 475c. boxes, sc per ID.
Barrels and 5o-lb bags 10c, half-bbls 25c and
order taken for less than 70 barrels its equva-
lent.
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I.n. AnreIen Marketr

Los ANGELES. March $50 far the rain
has not affected the produce market. though IL
may lessen receipts. and consequently cause
higher prices IL II continues Except for a
slight dullness in certain lines the market shows
no change from Saturday
Butter is being consumed as rapidly as II ar
rires Eggs are being put In cold storage in
larger quantities. though higher prices are e1-
peeted IN few days The weather probably
will cause stiffening of the market.
Onions are arriving in only small lots. which
Is fortunate. the supply already is large.
Other vegetables nominal.
Poultry Is unchanged with the exception OF
a drop Of 1c in the price OF hens TO 16Ml1c.
There is almost game In market.
Fish excepting halfbuf. is scarce
cheese 1704 lbs potatoes. 1910 sacks; onions.
u sacks: beans. 10 sacks sweet potatoes. none
EGGsELocal ranch candled, 1ec; northern
ranch candled. lSc.
BUTTER Valley creamery fancy. 6715c;
coast creamery fancy. 60c: coast creamery,
choice 521sc; cooking. 22G24e-
CHEESE-Northern fresh. l7c: northern stor-
age 16c: Anchor. large. 19c; Anchor. Young
America. 20c: Anchor. hand. 2ic, eastern sin
gles 170lec eastern twins. lie. eastern cbed-
dars. lsMl61sc: eastern longhorns, zoe; eastern
daisy 1sc: Swiss. imported, 2SQ29c; Swiss, do
nestle 20c: limburger. 1sc.
POULTRY-Selling prices, live weight. per
h. Hens. 16Wl1c young roosters. 1SM20c: fry
ers 20d23c: broiers. 22N26c; old ROSTERS II
d12c; turkeys. large. ls@19c: small. l6d17c;
ducks I50 16c; geese, 15dl6c.
Colorado $2.10: salinas. $40: highland, 50 %:
Oregon, $225: Early Rose eastern 81. .25 az 50:
Wisconsin. 81 s.: Minnesota, S1S5; sweet pota-
toes yellow. 81.
ONIoNS-Yellow Danrers northern. sI75:
Australian brown, northern, 81. .25@1.5o; gar
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Potatoes. onion. ana y-re,.hl

Potatoes continued 20 arrive freely from Ore
gon and the East, nearly 20 cars coming to hand
yesterday, and with the carry-oyer from last
week heavy and trade quiet because of the in
clement weather; the market remained weak.
with prices tending downward. River Burbanks
cut but little figure In the market, as the specu-
lators who control the bulk of the crop were
holding supplies back waiting for market condi-
tons TO improve, and there was very little call
for them anyhow. The Onion market was still
overstocked and weak at previous prices
There was sharp break in Mexican Tomatoes
the decline being caused by the arrival of a
steamer with about 2500 boxes. Further heavy
shipments are on the way and expected within
few days. Asparagus was lower all around
but cleaned up well at the revised quotations
surplus lots being taken up for shipment. The
other vegetables were still in light supply and
frmsN
POTAToEs-Per ctl: River White. s17o@
1.s0; Oregon Burbanks 81 .40G LOO; Early Rose,
$1-f5M1.S5: Eastern Burbanks, 81. .40d go:
Garnet Chiles. S1.3061.4 40.
ON1ONS-Yellow. per ctl 75cGS1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gus. u a l3c per ID for
extras lou lie for No. 1 and 6@sc for No. 2:
Rhuharb. $1-25@2: Green Peas, 66112lSc per Id
Tomatoes. Mexican, Sf.25d1.50 per box; Hot
house Cueumbers. s1G2 per dozen; Cream
Squash, 65@I5c per box. Garlic. 215@4c per ID:
Celery. 25@5oc per dozen; Cabbage, $1.25 per
ctl; Caulidower. 50@65c per dozen: Carrots. 75c
per sack: Turnips S1@1 % per sack; Marrowfat
Squash, $l5Q20 per ton; Hubbard Squash, $35@
40 per ton; Mushrooms, 35@5oc per lb.
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proxsstoas

The week opened With no further changes IN
any description.
heavy 15Ac for light medium. 151sc for light.
176l7hc for extra light and 26921c for sugar
cured Dry Salted Sides. 14c; Bellies. 14ts q15c;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. 11M1T1ac; California
Hams, 161Ac; Mess Beef. 50 per bbl; extra
Mess. $3.50; Family. $40; Prime Mess Pork.
$3.50; extra clear, S23; Mess S1e; Pig Pork,
S26: Pigs Feet. So: Smoked Beef, 14c per 10.
LARD-Terces quoted at 10Ac for California
compound, 10l4c for Eastern compound and 12S4
a 13c for pure; half barrels, pure. 13A @131 1ac:
1o-lb tins, 1Sx@13%c; 5lb tins. 1885 @13Ac;
BIB tins, 1874 Q14c
COTT0LENE-On half-barrel 10Ac: three
half-barrels 10ssc; one tierce, 101zc; two
tierces. 10&e; five tierces. 10Ae.
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Hay and Feedntnns

The situation In both Hay and Feedstufs re-
mains as before stated. Buyers competed with
each other for choice Hay yesterday and one car
sold at S24. OF the receipts of 842 tons, there
were only % There was no Bran Of any
consequence offering and the market continued
very strong.
BRAN-S21 5oQ225 50 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$27g30 per ton
SHORTS SCI 5oG23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS- Barley S24 5o025 80:
Mixed Feeds S23@25; Oilcake Meal, nominal
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills. $26 in 10 and
$2650 in ton lots; Jobbing $27; Oil Cake Meal.
S30Q31; Cracked Corn. S31@32; Broom Corn
Feed. 90c per etl Alfalfa Meal, carload lots
S2050 jobbing, $2150 per ton; Mealfalfa.
HAY-Choice Wheat, s1e922.5o per tom good
Wheat, S1641S; other grades Wheat. $13@15;
Wheat and Oat, S15Q20; Tame Oat, $12GlS;
Wild Oat, S10614; Common Hay, $10612; AL.
falfa. $9@13.50; Stock. S10G12 per ton.
STRAW-400T5c per bale.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 4.-The wheat market
opened rather weak free selling by com mis-
sion houses. which based upon lower cables.
big worlds shipments, larger than for the same
week last year. and liberal Northwest receipts
The slight decline in prices however. induced
active covering by shorts. which resulted In a
firm market Within a short time. however the
market again became weak renewed selling
by commission houses and on proht ttaking by the
longs The market closed weak May opened
L a. ssc lower at T5x 675a<c. sold up to 161sc
and then declined TO 1855 GT517c- The close
was 4 6ssc lower at T5bsc.
The corn market firm early Late In
the session the market essed of in sympathy
with wheat and the close was weak May
opened 4 a I4c lower to shade higher at 465s 4
46sxc sold between 46ise and 47G4I1sc, and
closed Il &c lower at 4612 d464sc
Oats were weak. May opened a shade to &c
lower at Al .sc TO 4124c. sold at 4lAe and then
declined TO 40lt @40ssc. The close was lasc
down at 402sc.
Provisions were firm at the opening a heavy
demand which was based upon a Be advance IN
the price If live hogs At the close May pork
was down 1oc and lard and ribs we're both I'M
changed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Walet stocks depressed and breaking under liquidation
Cotton higher Copper stocks lower Silver about the
New York Exchange 25ac lower Sterling unchanged
Local bonds and steady Mining stocks higher
Wheat futures weaker but cash grain held higher
Barley ouieter Saturdays prices Oats firm Corn lower
steadness.
Fresh and Cured Meats quoted last week
Potatoes and Onions in overstock and weak.
Mexican Tomatoes break under large arrivals
Poultry market Game higher.
Butter firm Eggs weak and Cheese steady.
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u-.II-Sfreet SparIzs

NEW YORK, March 4.-American sioeAs ~
London frm 70 = shove parity -.
Advance in anthracite coal prices AP'H
threatened. III .-.5as
reporting good conditions -
Tipilf demand for stocks in the loan % %eroWo.
Northwest cancels contemplated eAlensiun eA
- +5ts -esr and viii conhne itself to mainte-
nance. ,-...-
Rank of England win probably secure better
south African offerings IL Don0on open lhaiAe
TODAY. .,-- 49,
national City and Chase National banks SNOW
1,rin-insl loss OF cash in bank statement ahu
ibe former principal decrease IN loans -,
Loss of currency TO interior during Marcn VIZ
he large and may mean gold imports in April
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1907

lie. &C.; Chf1is. evaporated, 12h G1315c; sun
1215 G13c.
BEANS. per cwt-Pink No. 1, 70; Lima
No. i, 80; Lady Washington No. l., S2foQo'
do small white No. l. SO. .25@3. 40; black eye,
$45oG5; Garvanzas, s4.25@4.6o; lentils. 121s a
15c per h.
light amber, lac; comb. white. 15@2oc' ex-
tracted water white, 6o-lb cans, 71a@sc ex-
tracted white, 60-lb cans TIC; light amber, &c.
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Hides. Tallow. wool and Hop.

HIDES-Culs and brands sell about 15@1c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers. II y q
1212c; medium, 11@12c; light, ll912c; Cow
Bides, 11@12c for heavy, i16l2c for light;
Stays 7l9@9c; saited Kip. 111a@121ae Sailed
Veal, 146I5e; Sailed Calf, 14h@15hc; dry
Hides. 23c: dry Kip. 20622c: dry Calf, 25G
2ec Sheepskin. shearlings 2OG50c each; short
Wool, 50G65c each; medium, T0490c; long Wool
81 Ia 80; Horsehides. salt. S3G3-50 for large,
and S2750s for medium $1T5@225 for
small and Soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry.
$292.50 for large, and St.50Q2 for medium;
81 % for small and SOC for Colts Deer-skins-
Dry Mexicans. S215 @S5c: dry. sslted Mexican,
25@2T4: dry Central American, S5@3712c.
Goatskins-Prime Angoras. Zoe; extra large
do 81 25 large. Soc: medium, 35c; small. 25c.
TALLOw-No. 1 rendered 5@51ac; No. 2. ~
Q5c: Grease. 3Q4c.
WOOI-FalI clip, San Joaquin and Southern,
T@9c: fall Lambs, S@1ic; Humboldt and Men
docino. 14G15e; Middle County, collie; North
ern. free, 12@131ac; Nevada. 17@lSc per lb FOR
spring
HOPS Choice 121hc; prime 1o1k@11c; com
mon, 9h @Ioc per lb.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New YORK MONEY Mark

New York Money Market
NEW YORK March Money on cali nm al
81. nar cent ruling rate. 51s per cent ciosins
ia a. per cent: offered al > per cent
Primo mercantile paper 81 az per cent 49,,
sterling exchange steady Win aetual IA Dssll.'s as
fr henLeTs' bills AZ 81 S465d $40 for demano
-rs 81 - sO3s074 4 ST40 for sixty day bills
Posted rates 81 81 = and S4e0'1 a
Commercial bills S4-eOA2
Bar silver. 69LC
Mexican dollars. % &c -
tforepmenf bonds steady; railroad bonds weak
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Henns and seeds

With tax assessment day over Bean dealers
hope for better market. The tone showed
rather more steadiness yesterday and some sales
were made at ruling rates.
BEANS (per ctl)-Bayos. s.. 3oG2 .55; Pea So
@3.25 small White. $2.75Q2.95 large White
$2@2.35; Pink. s2@2.25: Red, S250@2 rs;
Limas. $4.10G4.1 Is; Red Kidneys. $3.3503.75;
Blaekeyes, 81. 50G475; Butter, nominal at "a:
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, $3.5004; Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed. S2.75; Canary, 4c:
Hemp. 1896 per ID; Mil1et. &c; Broom Corn
Seen. $1S920 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nfles, nominal; Green Peas
81. 5Ol2.7b per ctl.
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bonds. mostly in round lots. There were no 40
noteworthy fluctuations. but all bonds deaIt n n
held up well. The only marked variation IN q
stocks was further advance in California WINE
to Sq2-50 Giant Powder ex DIVIDEND oA
soc and Paauhau Sugar 15c. under the rule
In mining stocks there was increased traoln&
In the Conlstocks. with quotations hlgner an
along the line and notable activity In sierra
Nevada, which advanced from 14c to SIC me
Southern Nevadas were strong during the carry
part of the day but weakened OF more or less
at the close The active stocks were ST. Ives
and Silver Pick. and both ranged higher than on
Saturday.