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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-16
GOLDFlELD is CLOSED TIGHT
Every Place of Business Bands Against
the l. w. w.

GOLDFIELD, New, March 10
Every mine, bank, store and other
place Of business in the GOldfield dis
trict was closed at noon yesterday.
They will remain closed until the
miners of the district accomplish their
divertion from the /. w. w. No trou-
BILE is expected.
Not a member of, or sympathizer
with the 1. w. w. will ever obtain
employment again in any class of labor
in the district, employers declare, and
they say this stand will be backed to
the last ditch with powder and lead
if necessary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-16
Found at Last.

j. A Harmon, of Lizemore, West Va,
pill that never disappoints me; and
for the benefit of others afflicted with
torpid liver and chronic constipation,
will say, take DR.. Kings New Life
at E. L. Smalley's, Druggist.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-16
THREE SCORE
MEET DEATH
Two Explosions and Drop
ping Cage Take Victims

WHEELING, w. Va, March To-
The plant of the Warwick Pottery COM
pany was destroyed this morning by
fire, following a gas explosion in which
from seven to II were killed. No bod
les were recovered. The loss is $780,
900. Firemen fought the flames from
boats. the occupants of neighbOring
tenements being rescued in skiffs..
Others jumped into the flood and were
swept away.
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Deneen SAYS Its Cannon.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Mch. 16-
Governor Deneen today declared that
Cannon will be the candidate of Him
OILS for president, next year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-16

girls passed. Some of the girls made
their way to the gymnasium through
the tunnels
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-16

Wait for the cars at the Book Nook.
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TQ1Or Mode Clothes

with our imprint is a sure guarantee,
as to goods, perfect fits and no over
charges. See our new stock and get
measured
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gloves AND LEATHER

The imports OF leather gloves into
the United States during 1905 amounted
to $9,196.39S, an increase of $3.771.961
over 1905. OF this amount Belgium
supplied $231 1928 worth, France S4.O35,-
63S, Germany $3.407.565 and all other
countries 81, 1,521, ,S65.
The Importation OF long-length
gloves is said to account in part for
the increased value OF the imports. The
increase in the value of the leather
from which the gloves were made was
another factor in the matter. The
specific duty on manufactured gloves
and the ad valorem duty on leather are
said to have worked to the disad
vantage of the American producers.
Shoe and Leather, in commenting on
the subject, says:
For example: Kid stock obtain
able In 1903 at SS per dozen skins paid
a duty of $1.6O, which in 1906 had ad
vanced to $13 per dozen, and therefore
paid a duty Of $3.50, an increase OF IS
In the cost of the stock and 81 in the
duty; whereas the foreign manufac-
turer could get his glove product OF
this leather into this market under a
specific duty entirely unaffected by the
increase in the cost of the stock. In
other words. by comparison with con-
ditions before the stock increase. the
foreigner has a margin OF 81 per dozen
skins advantage. To what extent this
affected the increased valuation Of i'm
ports for the year 1906 it Is quite i'm
possible to determine, but that 1t did
AFFECT 1t is quite certain"
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ton, S12; Beaver Hill. $40; Coos Bay, $40. Rich
mond $12; Cumberland, $14 in bulk and $16.25
In sacks; Welsh, Anthracite, SIS; Coke, $40 per
ton in bulk and sis in sacks; Rocky Mountain,
nominal
oH-Quotaticns are for barrels. Linseed. sic
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw. cases &c
more; Castor OIL in cases, No. ], T5c; Bakers
AA, cases. $1.2SGl.30 LucOl, 50c for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases. S5g90c per gal
Ion; Cocoanut Oil, in barrels. 5Sc for Ceylon and
Oil. Coo; natural winter Sperm oil. Coo; natural
Whale oil, soc; extra winter strained Lard Oil.
soc; No. l Lard OIL Csc; Pure Neatsfoot Oil,
roc; No l Neatsfoot Oil, 5712c; Herring OIL.
zoe; Salmon OIL 35ci boiled Fish OIL, 35c; Paint
Oil, soc.
coal OIL GASOLINE, ETC-water white
Coal OIL, from tank wagons. 10G11lc special do,
121ac; Pearl OIL in cases. lie; Astral. lie;
Star, lie; Extra Star, zoe Elaine, 2Gc Eocene,
19c; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, TI2c, in 24c
No. l Engine Distillate, iron barrels drums,
Sc; No. 60, 61ac; cases, Size more; Benzine.
in bulk 3Oc, in cases Bee.
TURPENTINE-3S1ac per gallon in cases and
921ac in drums and iron barrels
RoSIN lper $50 lbs gross)-F, $6.95; II.
s7;So; l, $7;s5; u: $3.50; " c. $500.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S61Shc
per ID; White Lead, I2c according to guam
tity
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms cash: Cubes A,
Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4.SOc; Powdered,
Coarse Granulated. 4.55c; Beet GranuIated 600
ID bags only, 4.35c; Confectioners' A. 4.55c
Magnolia A, 4.15e; Extra G., 4.05c; Golden c,
393c; D, 3.S5c; II. & f. Crystal Dominos, SO
Tablets, half-bbls, 505c; boxes, $500; per ID.
Barrels and 50-lb bags 10e, half-bbs 25c and
order taken for less than rs barrels or its equiv
alent.
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Potatoes. onion. and vegetables

POTATOES fper ctl)-The Potato marKet was
unsettled with new arrivals very light, ana re.
ceivers were asking high prices Tor ihe st pest
lots, but buyers were holding on, hs uilns '.1
the breaks in the railroads would oe paI...i! ie
paired and the market well supplied WIN ue-
layed shipments in a few days Some hoiuers
of fine Oregon Burbanks ran prices up. asking
as high 50. 10 per GENITAL. but, as theIe meIe
no sales of any consequence reporter apote
$2-25. the previous quotations were alioWeu ~
stand. Eastern Burbanks were selling Ireeig
at the old quotations. the lack OF oregon anu
river goods causing a better movement IN Inen. en-
There We're arrivals or Unions dhu Wy .i,s
limited supplies of good Oregon stock were W heIu
at &c per pound but there were naroiy ehousn
sold to justify quoting that figure
Receipts of Asparagus were lght ana receif- i
ers holding out for high prices III the
early trade, asking from Sc to l0c per pound
as TO grade but 1t almost imposslple 10
move the stock at those figures, as retalers
had purchased heavily the preceding gay III
anticipation of a shortage. Prices quickly set
tied down and in the afternoon the best oIIer-
ings could be had at 7MSc and failed 10 cream
up at that. Rhubarb was in abundance anu
weak and the other vegetables We're uull- nlveI q
White, $l.75@1. 90; Oregon Burpanks %l.nIog
30: Early Rose 81 1.6001S0; Eastern Bur
banks Sl.50d175; Garnet Chiles. SlS0@l.4o
ONI0NS-Nominal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5G9c per 10; hnu-
barb $i.256g l. 20: Green Peas. SeQ lze per 10 TOT
southern and I5M20c for bay; Tomatoes, Mex.
can S1.50@2 per box: Hothouse Cucumbers Sl.oo
Q225 per dozen: Garlic, "a Q4c per 10; Celery
flower. 50165c per dozen; Carrots, I5c per sack
Iurnips $1@1.25 per sack; MarrowIat Squash,
S25@30 per ton; Hubbard Squash, S5oG4o per
ton; Mushrooms, 15025c per ID.
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JAPANEsE REAL ESTATE

Consul General H. B. Miller OF 70
kohama quotes from the Osaka Asahi
newspaper that Japanese real estate
has become an object Of speculation
and prices have been rapidly advanced
In many places.
Land at Kumochi, Fukiai, Kasugano
and Mirume has in some instances gone
up to two or four times the former
price. and at other points even to seven
or eight times the previous values In
parts of Kobe land has increased in
cost three or four times. In Osaka the
business center is gradually moving
westward since the construction of the
new harbor. and land in the western
part of the city has gone up very high
and is still rising. The general rise in
real estate is moving eastward into
Kyoto. and the rise is already notice
able in Fushirni
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singles. 17@19e; Eastern Twins, lsei &c Eastern 61r
Cheddars 16d1615c; Eastern Long horn; z1c'
Eastern Daisy, 20c Swiss. imported, Sc S"lss'
domestic 22c: Iimburger. lsc. -
POULTRY-Bu prices, live weight, 10
BroIlers IL 10 = lbs, 23c; fryers, "a 10 -.
lbs 2Ie: roaStprs. 3 more tss, lec; stess' oc f,
hens. l5c: old ROSTERS Sc; turkeys heavy loe'
turkeys light not wanted; ducks. l9e; geese
l2c squads and pigeons. Sl.oQ 70 $l-.2 dozen. 3n
Selling prices, live weight n lb-hens' aoc,
young roosters Ice; fryers. 22c; broilers, Zoe
old ROSTERS 9c turkeys, large. isdlsci small,
I6d1Tc: ducks, 15@l6c; geese, 15tol6c
Selling prices frozen, dressed Eastern stock'
n Ib-Hens, l6dl7c; young roosters l932e; iry-
ers, l9c: broiiers 2Gc; turkeys old TOMS y t2e;
young toms. 23e; hens 225ze; geese lie;
ducks Isc.
POTATOES "a ewtl-Eastern early rose. 500;
Oregon 81 %: Idaho 81; Colorado, -: Wis
consin. 81: Minnesota. 50; stock, 694 9tc;
sweet potatoes. yellow. So
ONI0NS-0regen. SID; Australian brown
northern. 81 .25dl 30; garlic, I1aW Joe; chiilis.
evaporated. 13Ml312e; sun dried. l991o &C.
ground IKE: Mexican bulk, 12is @l3e.
BEANS "a cwtl-Pnk No. /. $50; Lima 10
I. 81. T505: Lady Washington No !, $2.i5dS;
do small white 40. /. So .25a3 40; black eye,
50 50d6.5 so; garyanzas. 50 5096' lenlis' iz12g
I5c ID. -,
frames lGc; light amber. 14c; comb white, 10
dl6e: extracted water white. 60-ib cans. y
dsc; extracted white. cob cans, &c; light
amber. 60lb cans. 7c-
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NEW YORK. March 23.-FLOUR- Receipts
10000 barrels; exports. 25 200 barrels Steady.
gh light inquiry Minaeses ~ ss patents MS5esofs so
bakers, S33503.70; winter extras. S2.so@3;
winter patents $S.60G3S5; winter low grades,
WHFAT-Receipts. "a. 900 bushels exports,
600 bushels; sales. :, 200 600 bushels. Spot.
steady: No red. SIC elevator; No. red, SIC
O. b. ahoat; No. hard winter, S6i4c {. O. b.
ahost. After a rather severe opening break due
20 easy cables and promise OF DeeTish staiist1es
the balance of the forenoon on hot weather and
bug news. closing i 54c net lower. May. 81 )
@s4lac. closed s4asc; July. 81 Il dssSsc. closed
s4l9c; September s4A as415c closed s415c.
HOPS-Steady State, common 10 choice. 1906
crop, lSd 23c. 1905 crop. Sdl1e: Pacific Coast,
1904 crop, ll@i4c: 1905 crop. sGi2c.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at net ad
vance Of 5G20 points. Sales reported of
July 5a0d5D5c: September. 5.S505 .9Oc; De-
cember. 5.90c. Spot, steady: No. Z Rio nc;
No. Santos SIC; mild steady; Cordova, ga
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market contin-
ned quiet and rather easy in tone, owing 10 the
lack Of demand Fancy are quoted at 81 a SAe;
choice. 7dSc. prime, 6l+ dGLe.
PRUNES-Are without change. quotations
ranging from &c 10 5e for California fruit and
from lsc TO lOc for Oregon.
APMCOTS-Are firm. with choice quoted at
in Better demand aaD thS8 the re-
cent declines and prices are now steady. Choice
are quoted at la al lac; extra choice. 12@12isc;
fancy, l2l5 a 13c: extra fancy. 13d 15c.
RAISINS-Seeded. quiet at ~ @l1c; London
layers. 81 .5Od1.60.
HIDES-steady. California. 2ld25 lbs, nom
inal; Texas dry. 2403O lbs. nominal.
N0Ol-Firm' domestic fleece 55dS9c.
PETROBBUM-Firm; refined STEADY. SIS. 20;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Ss.15; do in bulk.
S4TO
sUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining. l-1sc: cen
trifugal. &c test. 9-18c: molasses sugar.
? l6c: refined steady; No. g. 4.3Oe; No. Z,
25c; No. s. zoe No .. 415c; No. 10. 4.o5c;
No IL 4c: No. l2 3. 95c confectionery A,
4. soc; mold A. 505c: cut loaf. 5.4Oc: crushed.
5.4oc; powdered, soc; granuated. 47oc; cubes,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
SATURDAY. MARCH q.

SATURDAY. MAhCd
o. D. Jacoby and wife to Augustin s. Mac
Street street. 225 sw Of Sixth. sw 50 BY NV Is; $40;
wife. lot on " line Of Eighth avenue. 245 Of
street % by " 120; $40.
Mabel W. Phelps and wife to same. lot on
W line Of Eighth avenue, 22O 5 OF h street.
Mercantile Ne Il Il Trust Company to James RoIph
Jr lot on Ne line OF Igd sio ana Sue'
Simibaldo BriZzOlara to A. F. Reubold lot
on NE corner OF Montgomery and Fileert streets.
virginia III G H. Jones to Central Trust Company
730 acres in section SO, Township 2, south range
David Holiingsworth to Ashley j. Thompson.
commencing at the corner Of Schiller and Ralston
streets, E e50. 4T0, NV 7S0. NE 155. \ 50;
Ashley ]. Thompson and wife to Central Trust
George w Turner ct al to Louise Baker lot
on w line OF Sixteenth avenue, 175 Of Lake
street S % by W 12o; $40.
Laura Hornung TO Louis Borie ct al, lot on
line of Page street 1875 W OF Scott, w % oy
S 1876; also two other pieces; SO
Emma Matheson to Katie Lester, same; $40
Patrick A. Mcdonald and wife. to John An,
Leo streets, NV 100 by 1925: $40.
James F. Mcdaniel and wife to Luis G.
BERGEN ct al lot in NE corner OF Twenty s5o
n. L. Nave ct al. to Ellen Singewald, lot on
line Of Clipper street. 160 W OF Noe W so
Louis 4. Kern ct al. to Arthur H. KIahn. lot
on E line of Sanchez street, ia OF Twenty
fourth % by 20: SO.
Charles w Cross and wife to s. +. Booth,
lot on " line of Baker street, 71:6 Of Page,
S % by " 100; $40.
AndelIne Pepper to william S. Gilmore and
wife lot on line OF Clipper street, 2So " OF
Noe W % by ia; SO.
Christ Stader and wife to Julia s Brown lot
on Sc line Of Diamond street. 175 SW OF Berk-
shire, Sw 20 by Sc 100; $40.
w C. Pearse and wife to John Meierdierks.
lot on Sc line OF Howard street. 1928 NE OF
Fourth NE 25 by Sc so; $40.
Annie Jennings ct al to D Ghirardeli Com
pany lot on NV corner OF Halleck and Front
streets n 35:1O by " 1876: $40
Thomas w Rivers and wife ct al to Emma
P. Steddom. lot a. block 8, subdivision l, Cas-
tro-street Addition; $40.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Another decline of several points in Walstreet stocks
COTTON y 10 10 points lower Copper stocks also off.
Silver fraction higher Exchange rates undisturbed
United Railroads bonds decline. Mining stocks active and h
Local bank cearings gain "a per cent over last year
Wheat CROP damage reports increasing in the Southwest
Barley makes sudden jump in the local market
Oats Corn and Rye unchanged and featureess.
Beans held higher account OF rains and floods
FIav very scarce in the local market yesterday.
Flour trade suffering temporarily from the rainy weather
Receipts of Cattle Sheep and Hogs small Market firm
Spring Wool hearng retarded by the continued wet weather
Potatoes and Onions very firm. Vegetables dull
Poultry and Game firm under light supplies
Butter in better receipt but still firm
Eggs and Cheese slightly higher. Fruit market dull
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

There liberal arrivals OF Butter yester-
day, many delayed shipments from Marin County
coming to hand and deliveries from nearby
points this side of the washouts were more
regular and larger than heretofore. The mar
ket retained all of the hrmness noted in the last
few reports, however. there were numerous
back orders TO be filed and the regular trade
on local account was of the usual good proper
tions. There were no sales on the exchange,
although the quotations were freely bid
The Egg market firm. with all grades
below frsts advancing 12c per dozen on the ex-
change. There less disposition to force sales
of extras, large receivers being unable 10
force the market down, were obliged to resume
storing, despite the unfavorable weather. On
the exchange 20 of seconds were sold at
191hc and No soiled brought 19c for cases.
The Cheese market was firm all around and
1sc higher for Young America frsts.
Receipts were sc. 100 lbs Butter. 16,3OO lbs
Cheese and 2030 cases Eggs
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the hoor
of the Dairy Exchange
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, S21ac per ID,
firm; do frsts, 81 hc, firm; seconds. 30c, firm !;
thirds. 81 19c. firm; packing stock, nominal
CHEESE-Fancy. California new fats. 16c
per 10, firm: hrsts, 15c, hrm; new Young
Americas. fancy. 1615c. firm: hrsts lac, FIRM
fancy Oregon, 15c firm; Eastern storage, fancy,
l7bc. firm: Oregon do 15c. firm.
EGGS-California fresh extras, 22c per doz,
frm frsts, 20c, firm; seconds, 1910. firm;
thirds. 1sc, firm; No. l soiled. 1ec, firm.
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Lor AngeIen Markets

Los ANGELES. March 23-Produce from the
north if arriving here via AIoiaFe and Barstow
which necessitates detour Of several hundred
miles aud causes some delay. but the quantity
received Is nearly normal. Receipts OF eggs
today were lighter than yesterday. but there
was no change IN prices. Most of the eggs
IN this market being received from The
territory immediately contiguous TO Los Angeles
ana very few cases are coming from the cen
tral portion Of the State Butter receipts were
also comparatively light Int a greater guam
uty Is coming on the steamer due tomorrow
There Is little activity in potatoes and prices
remain as they were with little prospects Of
immediate Change Large 6sh abundant, but
the smaller varieties very scarce.
Produce receipts: Eggs. ABS cases; butter
l0.1O2 pounds: potatoes. 9e0 sacks
Following are 1obbing prices
ISGGS-I8ocal rancl candled. pc.
BJTTER-Creamery. extras. 81 71kc: creamery
frsts, e5c. dairy. 25c.
CHEESE-Northern, fresh. Ice; northern
storage. I6c; Anchor. large. 20c; Anchor Young
America, 2lc; Anchor, Hand, &c; Eastern
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO. March PA sharp decline in
Wail-st. securities caused weakness today in the
local grain market At the close wheat for
May delivery of = n 1ac Corn down
ikMAc. Oats showed a loss Of Z c. Provisions
were 2iAc lower TO 21a Q5c higher.
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish all
day. although at times the market experienced
moderate rallies covering by shorts. The
market opened unchanged TO &c lower at
76M MT6Ac, sold OF TO 751s @T51sc and closed
at 75& d155sc. ClearaDces Of wheat and -four
were equal to 293 600 bushels.
The corn market was weak on free selling
by leading holder May opened u &c lower
at 45a4 0457kc, sold to 451zc and closed at
45& M4J5sc.
The weakness of corn had q depressing effect
on oats. but prices sustained only slight losses.
May oats opened h@Ac to Ease lower at
41k@4ISsc, sold between 41@c and 4IAc
and closed AT 41l5@41Mc.
Provisions dull Lard firm ON buy
ing By shorts, but pork and ribs barely
steady. At the close May pork was of 21Ac at
$15.6252. Lard up 212c to sc at $S.77 y.
Ribs shade lower AT $500.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Ifo.
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pouItrv and Game

Poultry closed the week with supplies still
limited owing to the inability Of the railroad
companies to get shipments into market and
firm prices ruled for everything on the list
Only fifteen coops came TO hand yesterday ana
were quickly closed out at stiff prices, desirable
lots of Chickens selling above the outside quo
tations I'm instances Game shared In the
general frfnness most kinds being higher.
POULTRY (per ozen)-Hens, y$7.5O110 for
large and S6@7 for small: old Boosters, S4.2Oq
7.50; Broilers, s566 for large and $3.50d4.50
for SMALL Pigeons. 81 .5O@1.75: Squads. 81. 25G3;
Ducks. sTdS for young and $5@6 for old; Geese,
s.. .50M3 per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese, 81 $50: White Geese. 81 SO
az; Brant. S4m4.50 for large and 500 Tor
small: Hare, 81. .2592.50; Cottontan Rabbits,
50 50G2
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Quieter, Steady to Firm
United Railroad Bonds Lower

The feature on the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday the decline in United Railroads
per cent bonds from S77 TO SIC under sales
of S25, 600. Alaska Packers sold higher at
S43.25. Mercantile Trust dividend of S3
Otherwise there nothing new. business con-
tinui6g dull.
There nothing going on in the Comstoeks
except the usual light and quiet trading and
quotations exhibited marked variations.
The volume of business in the Southern Ne
vadas showed considerable falling of from the
preceding several days, but this might have
been due to the disagreeable weather. coupled
with the usual Saturday quetude. The stocks
ruled steady to firm. however, and most Of the
variations were upward
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Building Contracts

Lester Construction Company with William
Shook & SOn-Plumbing. sewering and gashttiDg
for a three-story reinforced concrete building ON
NE corner Of Washington and Battery streets.
120 by 1875; $79S4.
G. Giovannetti with H W. Beach-An work
except excavation. plumbing, shades gas and
three-story frame NE corner OF Fourth and
Enlsorn streets. Is BY so: So. 200
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops

The storm continues to retard shearing. hence
the spring clip of Wool Is slow In coming for
ward. This condition applies, also to Nevada.
There is very little fall Wool left here. 1t Is
estimated that about 900 pounds have been
damaged by the food at Stockton. The market
shows no other new features.
HlDES-CuIls and brands sell about 1z91c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers 11h@
I215c; medium. 11@12c; light, 11@l2c; Cow
Hides ll@l2c for heavy, 11@l2 for light;
Stays. 715@9c; Salted Kip, 1115 @12Hc Salted
Veal 14G15c: salted Calf, 144 @l519c; dry
Hides, 23c: dry Kip 20@22c; dry Calf, 25@
26c; sheepskins sheariings, 2o@5oc each; Zach; short
Wool 50665c each; medium. 7O@9Oc; long
Wool s1QI5O; Horsehides. salt $sQ3.5o for
large and 81. 1903 for medium; 81 1902 25 for
small and soc for Colts; Horsehides. dry, S2@
$50 for large and sI.5o@2 for medium. 81
for small and SOC for Colts Deerskins-Dry
Mexican 32l5 635c; dry salted Mexican, 25@
2715c; dry Central American, 35@3713c. Goat
skins-Prime Angoras, 75c; extra large do, 81. 25;
large 50c; medium 35c; small, 25c.
TALLoW-No. l rendered, 5Q5l5c; No. ?. Az
Q5c; Grease. 3@4c.
wooL-Fall clip, San Joaquin and Southern.
case; fall Lambs, 7@10c: Humboldt and Men
docino 13614c; Middle County, S@1Oc: North
ern free. 11912hc; Nevada, 16@17c per lb for
spring
HoPs-choice. 12c; prime. 1o1a911c; COM
mon. s@10c per lb.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

follows: Flour, quiet and easy; winter pat
ents. S3.10d34l; strsights 2M2.l5; spring pat
ents. 50 4OH3.50: straits. 3M330: bakers. $2Q
2.s0; No. spring wheat S0@S4c; No. 3. 73G
62lsc; No. red, 73n07z2 No. corn. 44Ac;
No. yellow, 441ac: No. oats, 40%c; No. 2
white. NC; No. white. 4O641 sc; No ,
rye 65c: fair TO choice mailing barley. 66d7Oc:
No. ] haxseeed. S1l5; No. j Northwestern
$121d122; prime timothy seed, 4.45; clover
contract grades. $l4.75; short ribs. sides Ooose)
$S.SJMs SEQ; pork. per barrel. SIS Is rs so;
lard per 100 lbs. IS 20: short clear sides (boxed
$S.75G9-121z; whisky, basis Of high wines. 81 20.
VII
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eyes. 81 soG5 Butter. nominali Cranberry Beans
s.. so.
SEEDs-Brown Mustard, 3@3%c; Yellow Mus. US
tard, nominal; Elaxseed. 314 as l2c; CaISry, Ig
44c; Alfalfa. I415 Ql5e; Rape lYo 15e p,
nominal; Hemp, &c; Millet, sac per lD' otooA'
Corn Seed. slsg20 per ton 60 peas
DRIED PEAS-Niies, nominal; Greer Feas'
s.. .5OMo Is Der ell
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24
10 to If:3O a. m. Session


The Flour trade is temporarily demoralized by
the weather. The millers find it difficult to get
wheat to the mill and afterward TO ship the
Flour away. This IS but transitory condition,
however, and win disappear with good weather,
the general situation is sound.
FLOUR-California Family Extras, 81 500
$40, net without discount Bakers Extras, 81 40
Ql4.60; Superfine So .25@3. so; Oregon and Wash
ington per bbl 81. 4.25Q4.50 for Family and So. rs
for export grades.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices In packages,
net cash, discount follows Graham
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $3.40: Rye
Meal, $500; Rice Flour, $7-20; Corn Meal. 50 so;
extra cream do. $40; Oat Meal. S4.I0; 0at
Groatg. $4.3O; Hominy. s3.4o@3.60; Buckwheai
Flour, 81; Cracked Wheat $780, Farina, $410;
Whole Wheat Flour. 1910; Rolled Oats, bbls Sc
@7.25, in sacks $5.i0@675; Rolled Wheat, bbls
S4.S0, in sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley. S5.40; Split
Peas, boxes, So; Green Peas. $5 per 100 lbs