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The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, 80 they cannot
resch the diseased portion Of the ear.
There isl only one wsy 70 cure deaf.
meas, and that To- by co~pssitut.onsl
ssmediss. Deafness u caussd by an
masmsd condition of the mucous lin
ing Of The Eustschian n.'ube. When
this tube 10 ipismsd yoy have . rum
bling sound or imperfes . hssring, snd
when II 10 entirely closf a, Ostfpsssl ID
she result, and unlsss the is6snpna-
Non can b. taken oy. and tbas suha
restored TO its noImIl condition,
bearing Will be d. stroysi forever
hins cssss out Of 10, ere oAussd b
|Catsrrhs which L nothing bus an In
asmsd cohaitioa Of the uueous sur
|facee.
w viii siv4, On. Hsadrsd Dollar,
Tor any csSs 81 D xatnsss To- ussd b
eassrrhl thai cyAnaos - cursd p
Halle cassrrh Care. go ~ ei'
cullFs. frss.
=. ]. CHIMNEY y 90. "a lido I
Rold ~ Dfue9tssa, ~. !,
Taks nelksS ys&tiy rlals 4 ! 60
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Good Wheat Report

Arch Butt, who delivered
the first wheat in Marshall
says be was agreeably SUR
prised in getting OO4busbels
more than he expected to get.
He got 1911 bushels from IS
acres and it tested 6lA bs. u,
the bushel. Az 8Oc per bush
ell be received more than
SIT. 80 per acre TOR the crop.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
To Keep Apples.

o T. iwsich brought Ne . nns plate
Of las, ysar's spples 70 prove that he
hes learned the sscrst OF keeping them
He says the opinion prevails that
apples should be kept perfectly dry,
when 90 : matter OF facs, they should
be kept moist He says he moistsns
v piece of barlsp and places !. 10 the
bo,tom,o OF . boz, pais the apples In
,bs box aud places another moist
niece OF barlsp on Top moisssning the
ib.rlsp 90 oooasion dsmsnds. BY
this mesps spplsa can BE- kept nn'il
August lss'or lassr.--csrrolison Dem
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
~ E,
Nerve
Sick AZ.

If weak, worn-Out,
nervous, cannot sleep;
have Indigestion, head
ache, neuralgia or perl
odic pains, it is because
your nerves are weak. 1t
u the lack of nerve force
that makes the stomach,
heart, lungs, ETC., work
imperfectly- become sick.
DR.. Miles Netvine cures
the sick when IL restores
nerve strength, and puts
the power behind the or
gans to do their work.
almost three y.srs I suffered from
;scr " r.. h. .seir'i'i soa;la ana No! ps s.s or
sleep with comfort, or walk or talk
N ' ! sad sondI,ich. ~ doetor ala not
g % m. e re I.-n M: ..y nae ss'f I al n Z S fsiss
much hope q any 81 then dong me
sussested by. q friend. got relief
I felt like q nev person. IL not only
relieved my hesft and nerves but
has invisorsted my whole system I
am very grateful becsuse since 7 have
stopped using n. 7 have had absolutely
NRs. HovkvD FORD.
60 Summit Ave. Worcester. Mass.
Or. Miles Nsrvine 10 sold BY your
Nrst bottis Will beneNt. u Fails, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkliart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
Robbins Vardsman

Married vt the home q Ia.
and Mrs. WIN. vardsnaH 3s
miles north vi tpwn theft
daughter, Miss Willie NAV
vardeman 70 D. Henry Rs.h-
bins, q successful young stock
mao, OF RAAchdsle. Ind.
They left on the neon train
for the east and will BE- -
home u their friend after
July l5sh, ~ RaAcbdAle, Ind.
We extend Opportunities.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

Plneules are for the Kidueys cd
5Is lder. They bring quick selief 70
'scssclie, rbeumstism, luunhsgo, tired
worn out feeling. They produce
,stursl action OF the kidneys 10 dite,
ios wsste matter out Of tbs blood
- days treatment 500. NJ ,ney re-
'uoded " Pipeules are not satisfsc,'
ny. Sold by z. Il Frsuklio.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

Headache and constipation disap
when Rings Little Liver Phi
re used. They keep the system cles'
he stomach sweet. Taken Occasi"D
lly they keep you we'll They ~,
or the entire family. Sold by =. y
fraukliu's
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
County News
From Our Exchanges
Little Child Dead.

Freds Weber, aged 3 years aud 3
months. daughter OF john e Weber
aud wife, died oi spssms At the home
" her parents west Of toso, Frids.
morning, July 8, 1907, vt 5 O'Clock
The precious little body was affection
a | aud tender y laid swa 10 Fair
view cemetery Saturday Sweet
Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
The Marshall Republican
and Daily clobe-D Democrat to
r. p. subscribsrs, $ year.

Henry Trent, of Msrshail, visttsd
w.vsrly irisads Sunaay.Miss
rasa rslksrton, Of Marshall wes he
euses 4 Der brother. Issso. sAtur-
|6av sra Snoday.---Mrs. Ernest
|Flses ssd ohildrsa, Of MsrsAall. 4
visisins hsr noshsr, hrs. Hafsison
saeels. ,h,s u~esk.ntss AantA
Crent, a. MAsshsli, arrived rassdAy
~ : swo vssk'p VISIT I'D ~ s1ssna'
fiss NAomi Ksrfs-WAyerly Tinss
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19
CHAPTER VII.

A number OF times during the fob
lowing year. and finally on the Z mai
vsrsary Of the Sands tragedy, Bob
carried the Exchange to the vera, a
panic, only to turn the market an1
rave "the Street" In the end. His
pre1ts were fabulous. Already HE
fortune was estimated to between two
aa1 three hundred miihons. or b d
~ largsst IN the world. His 4 laue
hoA becoms one Of terror wha. over
e&ocss Wess, dselt n. Wall street had
>ome 10 regard his svery deal. from
~ moment that he began opsrat Hons,
= inevitably u~ucceasful. Now and
o0nin hs would Jump Into NJ n Arket
Whon some Of the plunsing { biQu6a
~ 4 bear raid under way. end would
put Thorn 10 rout " t0ythe Svet1'
ShiA6 Is Eght An 9nl1diue NJ lYsiesa
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

As we 60 IN press, we learn that
drs. Chef White has just died a.
,bout 2 =. m at the home OF her
uother, Mrs. Jones. -Mslts Bepc
yui Vive.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

D. N. Burruss 80 d his g'sin ousi
oss. aod warehouse last week 10 Nc
Coy Bros. and gave immediate poe
session. Mccoy Bros. Will coniinp'
the business ~ this poiat, IL 10
vrobsbls that they will become rel
dents VI this eily In . short time -
liismi News.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

10 you suffer from blostiug beIc'
,og, sour stomach, Indigestion OF
Isspeps,a. take q Ring Dyspepvis
tablet after each meal, ard osercom'
the disserceable trouble. Il will I'M
rove the appetite, sud aid d'ycstioo
sold by +. n Frsoklio.
The Marshall republican., 1907-07-19

The bites and s'iogs VI Insects. tao
uuburp, cuts. burns aud bruises a.
.l,evcd nj obce with Pidesaise Ca
1oilzed. Acts like y poul,'ce, sn'
drsws out Inflammation. Try Y,
Price &c. Sold by r. II. Franklin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Nevada Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Following
were the quotations today:
COMSTOCK-Ophir 3SqS9; Mexican, 80
gS3; Gould & Curry, SSq3J; Con. Virginia,
gq93; Savage, 77QiS; Hale & Norcross, 10
qSO; Yellow. Jacket, 100Q110; Belcher, 4SQp
%; Sierra Nevada, s2qSS; Exchequer, S59
GOLDFIELD-Sa -Sandstorm, 65Q7O; Red
Top, 415W425i Mohawk, 171aq1S; Col. Noun
tain 1GO4l91h; Jumbo, 4l5q425; Jumbo
la, S85; Goldfeld Mining Co, l6OQl7O;
Kendall, 42@43; Booth, SSq90; Blue Bull,
4Sq6O; Adams, 2OQ2li Silver Pick, 145@l50;
May. Queen, 2Oq22; Nevada Boy, 2OQ2l !;
Dixie, 11Q12; Godfeld Columbia 50 asked /;
Hibernia, 1906 st. Ives, 19OQ1921s; Black
Rock, 9910; Lone Star, 30QS1; G. Wonder,
CT. Bend, 1054l10; Simmerone, 30 bid; EN- :
pre-, 16q17 Red Top Bx., $1,000; Florence.
25 bid; Goldheld Daisy, 210q275; Laguna,
Fraction, 5OO@612hi Ct, Bend FIX, s2qS4;
asked; B. b. Bonanza, 1lQ12; Kewanos,
EI,Oqll6; EsmIerealdas SO@S1 Portland, s0qSl
Red Hills, 25@2S Mohawk Ex., 2Sa29 /;
Spearhead Gold 95 asked; Lou Dillon, Is
&la} \, Tiger, l4ql6 Grandma 2sQ5i; s.
Tain E< Ell @7 7s dodaed EGdf Li"te Con- co., sSss MSSg
Diamondfield Triangle, 56q57; Daisy Ex-
tension, 6@7; Old Gold. 5@6; Sovereign, IA
Qlb
MANHATTAN-Ma anhattan Con-, 5000;
Manhattan Mining Co.. HOB; G. Wedge
l2qlS; s. Humphrey, 9Ql1i Dexter 29@30
l.. Joe, 4Q5; Crescent, SOIL; Combination,
s bid; Granny, 22 asked Mustang, 24Q2e
Little Grey As asked; Cowboy, 7dS; Ori-
ginal Manhattan, 25Q2S; Broneho, 14Ql5;
Pine Nut, 2OQ22; Buffalo, 5@7i Stray Dog,
26 asked Y. Horse, 7@S; Indian Camp, 30
asked; Standard 3Q4.
BULLFROG-orig l9@21; Bullfrog
Mining, 80 asked; Montgomery Bullfrog,
as; National Bank 4l@Ri Lige Harris, 4
as; Amethyst, 490i50; Gold Bar 120q1221z
Steinway 2O@22; Denver Bullfrog Annex,
rs asked Bonnie Clare, 4OQ4l; Maytlower
Con, AGE Montgomery Shoshone EX.y
l6Q1S; G. Scepter, 25@26; Montgomery
Mountain. 3l@32; B. Diamondheld, Q
asked; Homestake Con-. 122hQl25; Y. Girl
1l@lS; Nugget llQi2 Tramp Con, i20 bid;
Victor. 22M24i Banner, rs asked; North
10Qi2
rONOPAH-Ton Nevada, leSsQlI;
Montana TonOpah, 36643l0; fOnopah EN.,
4S00l4S5: Mcnamara, 5s6t6O Midway, 2OO6f
2c2h; Tonopah Belmont. Amh'1' Tononah
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
STANDARD STOCKS
UNDER PRESSURE
MARKET FLOODED BY SELLING
ORDERS
Heavy Liquidation In Atehson, the
Hartman and Hill Securities.
Anxiety Felt for the
Future
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March SIT looked for
time today as though stocks had made
stand against the violent selling pres
sure which has forced prices down for
some time past. But the eaSly rally
proved only breathing spell, and the
selling movement late In the day was In
rather large volume and more precipi-
tate In its character than that of yes
terday with panicky feeling at the
last.
The fall in prices was notable for an
absence Of news to account for IL. The
violence of the fall, however, gave rise
to plenty of rumors of money difficult
ties which the urgency of unloading OF
stocks gave plausible color. No rum
ors of any embarrassment reached the
public, however.
The enormous and unexplained SELL
ing of Atchison was the active influ-
ence In turning prices downward. 1t
was asserted that long standing con-
ftdence in an increase in Atchison divi-
dend had been abandoned by the specu-
lative party very heavily involved with
the stock of that assumption. The
stocks came out In blocks of thousands
of shares and the price declined rapidly
In spite of the execution of some very
large buying orders which had the APP
pearance of being made for support
The rest of the market Ignored the
Atchison selling for time and held It's
rally we'll
The complexion of the market
changed when the Hartman stocks be
gan to come out again, and especially
Southern Pacific. Rumors were cur
rent that decision had been reached
to reduce the dividend on that stock.
Rumors of this kind were actively cir
culated throughout the day but were
entirely without official sanction or
possible confirmation.
The most effective influence in the
early rally in the market was the large
demand for the Fiji stocks at advancing
quotations. Reports were current that
arrangements had been completed for
asking some of the large holdings of
these stocks which were hanging over
the market. The Hartman holdings of
Hill stocks it was alleged were in
cluded in some such arrangement.
statement with an appearance of in
spiration was given out during the day
denying yesterdays runors that the
dated to provide resources to meet a
note falling due at an early date for the
purchase of Baltimore & Ohio stock for
the Union Pacific this year.
Money was slightly easier. both on
call and on time, but this was attributed
largely to the effect of the stock mar
ket liquidation. The demoralized tone
at the closing left much anxiety for the
future course of the market.
The special weakness of stocks which
have been held in the Union Pacific
treasury gave an impression that that
company's holdings Were being liqui
dated
Atchison fell an extreme seven
points, Southern Pacific and Louisville
& Nashville five and the general list up
to over three points. The Hill stocks
were the only ones In the list to save
anything of the early gains.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value. $2,110,000.
vanced u and the coupons / per cent
on call
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Pink
teans, 81 9OQl2. .25; lima, $4l5q425; small
white, S2S56l2 .95; large white, 81 .0O12. .35;
Oregon Burbank potatoes, 81 .40Qp1 80;
river Burbanks, $150@l so; Merced sweet
81 .50q5. 90; fancy onions, 800; common
&c; green peas, l2hc; green peppers, $50
zoe; asparagus, 6Ql21ac; rhubarb, 81. 0Od
l,75 garlic 3@4ci cucumbers, 75cG$1 so;
Mexican tomatoes, 81 l.5OQl rs; mushrooms,
25GD75c.
Fiour-Family extras. s4SOq5.1O; bakers
extras, s4.4O@460; oregon and Washing
ton, S3.50Q400; shipping wheat, $306pl S5
Milling $,4Oa1,4715; feed barley, s1iS%@
1.16A, brewing, 81 ,15Gp1,lS% chevalier,
81 S5; red oats 81. 1.SOQl IS; white si.56ai 65
black, M15@225: middlings, $27 00Q30 90;
mixed feed, s2S. .OOQ25 90; rolled barley
$24 .OOQ25 ;oo; oatmeal, $40; oat groats'
81. .30 rolled oats, SO, 00QD7 .25; wheat hay,
SO 56a2S so; wheat and oat O.CO@lS 90:
wild oat. IS 5O@lS. so; tame oat. $40, OOq
z 50 straw, 40q75c.
Receipts-Flour, 16. 100; wheat 1855; bar
ley, $50; oats $3.50; beans, 1865; potatoes,
$3.50; onions Sl5i hay, 22O; hops, 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Investment Propositions

Good income paying property at
21S-220 West Fourth street, west of the
Angelus hotel, lot 31x120 feet, improved
with a solid three-story building, has
been sold by A. M. Chaffey through w.
B. Merwin g. Co. and r. A. Rowan &
Co. to Fred Lyon of Tufts & Lyon. The
consideration was $165.0O0 The gross
annual income is $1S,20O; expenses.
$685. net income, $5S15
Less than two months ago Frederick
Gundlach paid Henry S. Williams $780,
400 for a lot 421x165 feet on the west
side of Broadway, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. improved with a one
story brick. Tuesday Mr.. Gundlach,
through Colson, Byron & Donnell, sold
the property to local syndicate for
$150,0OO, or at the rate of $3.50 front
foot, netting profit of $11,6O0 on the
short time improvement, $500 month,
or a fraction over $193S9 1-S a day.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Sales on East Side

r. w. Pascoe, through the Crippen
Investment company and Marvin &
Rockwell, has paid c. A. Rockwell $1O1,-
500 for the property on the southwest
corner OF Ninth and Wall streets. The
rental value of the fiat building on the
lot, which is 14Q feet square. is 800
q month.
r. G.. Beebe has bought from L. E.
Waterman. through the agency of Bry-
an e. Bradford, the northeast corner of
Maple avenue and Eleventh street for
$32, ,000a The lot is 100 feet square and
is improved with two frame apartment
buildings, one of twenty rooms and the
other of sixteen rooms. These buildings
yield a net rental of $3.50 month. Mr..
Beebe bought the property about two
weeks ago for 100000.
Emma Cloud has sold to local syn
dicate lot on the north side of Sew
enth street, between Maple and Wall,
for $65, 900, The property has a frontage
of 4S.7 feet and a depth of 105 feet 1t
is improved with a substantial three
story pressed brick business block
which yields monthly rental Of $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
INTERPRETATIONS

Crenshaw Realty company-Diree-
tors: l.. c. Crenshaw, c. r. l.. Cren-
shaw and c.. L. Crenshaw, Capital
stock, $4,000. all of which has been
subscribed.
Lockwood oil ompany-Directors; T.
Spellacy. p. e. Spellacy, c. S. Young
w. M. Wallace and j. ID. Thompson.
Capital stock $5O0,0OO Of which S25 has
been subscribed
Juanita Gold and Copper company.
Directors; p. w. Powers, Il. w. Phelps.
d. s. Patterson, b. N. Powers, ]. r.
Powers. M. II, Hannas and Ida M.
Powers. Capital stock, $1.000000. OF
which $40 has been subscribed.
Creseeus OH company-D Directors; 7.
Spellaey, p, r, Spellacy. J. d. Lundre-
gan, ]. l.. Scott and John Conley, Cap-
ital stock, $S2000O of which $25 has
been subscribed.
Old Owl Distilling oompany--Direc-
tors: Curt Silberschmidt, u. J. Sill
berschmidt ana Clair S. Tappaan. Cap
ital stock, $4,000, OF which $500 has
been subscribed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
CHAUFFEUR SLIPS FROM CAR
AND BREAKS LEFT ANKLE

Herbert Scarsdale, chauffeur living
at 1880 East Fiftieth street, fell while
attempting to board a Main street car
yesterday morning. The young man's
left ankle was fractured and he was
severely bruised.
Scarsdale was taken TO the receiving
hospital, where he was given atten-
tion, and he was removed TO his homa.
Just how the accident happened
scarsdale does not know. He says
that he thinks he slipped on the step
just as the car started ana threw him
from the step,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

North Star, 95a3s; Ohio Tonopah. asked.
Yves. NEST End Con-. 15Od155; Rescue, f7di9.
Anchor, daS3; Jim Butler. 1OOSBiO2IS: Cash
BOY. 9MlO; Home, 9@11; Boston Tonopa h,
ii5dl6i Monarch Pittsburg Ex., 2sd25: Mon,
tana Midway Ex., 11012; Golden Crown, is
QI6i N. y. Tonopah Con. 70 asked.
OTHER D1sTRICTs-Falrvie Silver
Nlng, AQR; Fairview Eagle SO asked
Nevada n q. Hills, Hills, S65qs771k; Plttsburg Silver
Eagles Nest, 24D26; Ruby Wonder 99SS25
Nevada His Florence, II asked; Alice of
wonder, 16qlS; Falrview Red Rock, 90
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bulls Are In Control In the Whea
Plt-VlslbIe Supply
Fiuures
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO March 5.-Despite n pre-
ponderance of bearlsh news sentiment
In the wheat pit was bullish all dav
There was lively demand at the OMEN
Ing by shorts and commission houses
and for time trading was in large
volume Bradstreet's report of the
worlds visible supply of wheat showed
an increase of $500 bushels compared
with an increase of 4,391, 900 bushels n
year ago. While receipts in the north
west west We're only moderate the total pri-
mary receipts were large and the de-
mand for cash was quiet at all points
weather In the southwest was reported
as favorable for the growing crop but
damage fePoFeS bPP rre@n were S. reeeved telling Of
curing the last half of the session was
Tess urgent and part of the early ad-
vance vance was lost. The market closed
shade lower at 75h@76%c, sold at
% n and then advanced to 76 "a 676Bc
closing at 76c.
Several leading commission houses
were active bidders for corn early in
the day and the market showed con-
siderable strength. The claim by a
local statistician that last years con-
previous year by 200, 900, 900 bushels was
the chief cause of the lively buying
Realizing sales caused late reaction
May opened shade lower to a shade
higher at 46h @46%c, advanced to 47O
AZ Ac and then declined to 46 "a C, closing
at 46% @46hc.
Oats were in active demand all day
and prices advanced sharply The buy
ing was based chiefly on statement
that only 34.9 per cent Of last years
crop is still in the hands of the farmers
GnNy May opened pc edM Mpnchanged to Ac higher at
closed at 411s @41Ac.
Receipts of live hogs which were
lower than had been expected caused
firm provision market Local packers
led to the buying and selling was
mainly by longs. At the close May
pork was up 20c, lard was 15@17hc
and rigs were 15c higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat-May, 76c; July, 76% @77c;
September. 1914 @77c.
Corn-May 467 "a @46hc; July, 45%@
Acc; September, 46B 046 c.
oats,May: :o, 41b@1Ac; July, 96%9S6Ac;
Cash quotations were as follows:
| Flour-Easy.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, so@s2c;INo. 8,
1910 @S2c; No. 2 red, 72ik @73ssc.
Corn GoTn-Mo No z 4shc; Ha. Nc oyelto,w, 4S =,
Rye-No. 2. 6Shc.
Malting-.Fair to choice, -64@66c.
FlaxseedaNo. 1, $1.17; No. L north
Prime timothy seed. $3.50.
Clover-Contract grades, $14.00.
Ribs-short sides (loose), $3.50
Pork-Mess per bbl, s1s.s7h @1s.5O.
Sldes-Short clear (boxed). $S.S7A a
9.S7h.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments Of oranges and lem 1
@ ons from Los Angeles Saturday I
o and Sunday, March ana 2. NJ re- 4
Q ported BY the California Fruit I
@ Growers' exchange, were tso car 4
@ loads Of oranges and ~ carloads Of 4
o lemons.
@ Total to date this season s2eS I
@ carloads, Of which Oo4 were lemons. Z
@ Last season 20 date there were
@ shipped 1O,291 carloads, OF which Z
@ Ills were lemons.
o o o o O 9 @ g @ o o. 90
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o BY Associated Press. @
O NEW YORK, March S.--TbIrteen g
@ carloads of California oranges sold e
@ Mt auction here today at the fol- 9
o lowing prices per box for regular g
o sizest 6
o Extra fancy naveIs, s2.sS to g
@ s3.5OJ average, $3.50. g
o Fancy navels, s2.1O to s3.25J g
o average, $500. g
@ Extra choice naveIs, st.8O 20 g
o $685. average, s2.4O. 9
@ Choice navels, $3.50 60 s2TOJ g
@ average, s2.O5.
@ Fruit In fair to good condition. g
@ weather clear and favorable. g
o o @ o 900 o o 90 o o. @ o 8 g
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March -Cattle-Reeeipts
5000; steady, beeyes, 81. 1906, S5; cows and
keifers, N.75q5. 25; stockers and feeders,
81 1904 90 calves, So 00QD7 so.
Hogs-Reeeipts 5000; strong to DC high
er; mixed and butchers, SO SOlD7 90; good
heayM $6.9OQ7 90; rough heavy. So SOG
Sheep-Receipts 1900; strong; sheep,
81 7bQb 65 lambs, a.7bq75O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Cotton and Wool
BY Associated Press

BY Assoclated PTess.
NEW YORK. March 5.-Cotton, spot
steady; middling uplands, 11.35c; mid
ding gulf, 11,50c,
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Wool. steady;
medium grades combing and clothing.
24@2Sc fine light. 20Q2Sc heavy fine,
16@1So tub washed, 30@3Sc.
BOSTON, March 5.-The wool market
is generally active and firm. A moderats
business has been done in pulled wools.
California secured basis, northern choice,
67I67lhc; northern good, 66@67c; middle
county, 65Q66c; southern, 62@6Sc; fall free,
bA6lbbc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Financial Record
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Money on call
5@6 per cent; ruling rate, 8; closing bid
"a; offered at 6. Time loans dull and
slightly easier; 60 days, 5aG6 per cent;
80 days, 5& six months, 51s05% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5%@6 per cent;
sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. .S4556D4 1850
for demand and at s4.SO35@4. .S04O for sixty
day bills. Posted rates $4.811A and 81, S51S.
Commercial bills 81 S01s04. .SOX bar silver,
6GS1s;, Mexican dollars, 53A government
bonds firm; railroad bonds easy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK. March 5.-Suear-Raw
firm: fair refining, 2 15-16c; centrifugal
96 test, 7-16c; molasses sugar. 2 11-i6c
dered 4.S0e; granulated, 47Oc.
Coffee futures closed net UNCHANGED
to 5 points higher. Sales were is, 45O
06.7Oi July. s6,4OQ65O; September,
$3.50 % $50; October, $6.35Q6.45; Febru-
airy, $6,s5 @6.45. Spot coffee. firm; No.
Z Rio, Santos No. 4, SIZE; mild, steady;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Whisky-Basis of high wines, s1.29.
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.

BY NSSOclated PTeSS.
NEW YORK. March 5.-Wheat, spot
firm; options closed u a &c net higher.
May closed at. s3%c; July, s3&c and
September, S2Ac.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Close: Wheat,
2hd.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.-Wheat,
firm; December, S1,19 bid cash. S1.35.
Barley. firm: May, S1.19; December,
$1.09M; cash, $1.16K.
Corn, quiet; large yellow, $1.S0@1.35,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
WiIIina to Stand

"I am willing TO stand" was the an
swer of people who held up both hands
and stopped the Mccarthy company's
free car at nearly every corner when
told by Mr. Mccarthy that the seats
were all taken. The report shows that
so TO 110 people each trip. This being
the last week of the free ear and low
prices and easy terms many people are
taking advantage of IT,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCI5CO, March 5.-Fancy
creamery butter 35c seconds soc; fancy
dairy, 3Skc Eastern cheese, 174e; Young
America l3h@iGc; western, 1870. Ranch
eggs, 1915c; store, 16GDiSc
CHICAGO, March 5.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady; creameries, 22@Slc; dairies 20p
29c Eggs, weak at mark, cases included,
Ice; firsts i61se; prime hrsts, l7c. Cheese,
steady. 14lbW16hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-i0 Merchants Trust. Co,
at 500; 40 Home Telephone pfd. at $50. O09
C6.50; 10 Home Telephone com. at SIS i5i
$3.50 Central Oil at Si.12hdl ID; 1000 Olin-
da Land Co. at 1Sjhc; Associated Oil at
$40; 10 Union Oil at s2l6; 1000 Columbia
nu az 7Qtko