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TEMPESTADES.

Cuando Sc tiende, como negro manto,
En- ell azul auido,
EspeBa nube, produciendo espanto,
S6bitO el rayo rdggalo encendido,
Resuena conmoci6n atronadora,
Y el nublado espantoEo, eBtremecido,
En- lluvia Sc deshace bienhechora.
Cuando chocan las nubes en- la mente,
Vibra y relampaguea,
Como rayo fu lgente, &
La luminosa idea,
Con voz de trueno Ia palabra brota,
Y el publgdo iracundo
Va cayendo deshecho gotta gotta .:
En- llnvia de verdades sobre el mundo.
L II =
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POIiCIiniCa CagueHa
AsrsTENoIA MEDIoo-QUIRURGIcA PARA
" ABoNADos. SERyICIo LIBRE.

" ABoNADos. SERyICIo LIBRE.
MEDICos DIRECTORIES:
DR.. Victor Gutierrez Ortiz.
M DIR. Jose Reguero Felid.
q Especialidades: DR.. Gabriel. Gimenez
Saniurio. Oculista. DIR. Manuel Gimenez
Cruz. Partos. DIR. Pedro Gutierrez Igara-
videz. Intermediates de la sangre y Bac-
teriologia
ITORAs DE CONSULTA:
DIR. V. Gutierrez. .........., de II a. m.
DR.. j. Reguero. de z p. IN.
Direction telegrdfica: "GumeguerO"
Direction postal: apartado 130.
Caguas, Gale de Vizcarrondo.
Pfdase ell Reglamento.
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FAMAS DE EUROPA. Los eminentes Y sa-
bios medicOs Germod Bouchardat, Nonat
Y Chomel en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (Dromef France. des-
pues del analisis hecho porlos eminentes
sabios Liebig y Pasteur, certifcan que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cia, que su uso debe ser obligatOrio a los
enfermos debiles y anemicos, y que toman-
dolO, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recomienda muy eficazmente
q todos sus colegas Cuidese mueho con
las falsificaciones. Unicos agentes para la
Isla de Pto-Rico. Cerecedo Hernld1loS q
ca San Imam PR
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En- esta impFenta Sc vende papal de Pc
ri6dioo viaio $500 uuinSaI
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GRAN REMATE De PRENDAS

Ell dia l8 de abril de 1907 subsiguiente
de Z 4 IL de la nOche Sc venderan en- pibli-
ca subasta, en- la asa de Pr6stamos de H.
Lopez Cepero San Justo 35, iufinidad de
prendas. La relaci6n de elias est& fijada
en- la puerta de esta casa, portal de la casa
Ayuntamiento y puerta principal de la
plaza del mercado
La casa continda sus Operaciones.
Realization de muebles tipOs bajOs.
1lVs.
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Salvador Diaz Mir6,l
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NlICAnQR GENERAL

CONsEIO "A LAS MADRES.-EI jarabe eslnnants de
"a Sci Winslow debe sempre que los nnos esan
en- q iodo de Ia dentici6n Proporcona aivo Immediate
a pequeno paeente produce un sleno natural ranqulo
aiva e door e angelic despierta muy vivo aegTs.
Es muy agradabe al paadar, caa al nino, ablanda sus
encias aivs doores hace faces las lnciones del
est6mago regua los intestnos. Es e mejor rernedo
eonocdo para daea va provenga esta de Ia dentcion
de cuaqura otra engase mucho euidado pedh
81 "Inrahe Calmante de "a Sonora Wnslow es el meio
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GRAN REBAJA.

El mas grande surtido destiras bordsdas
y encajes al costo camas coIchonea col
chonetas muebles, alfombras, sabanas,
fundas almohadas toda .baratfsima en- La
Gloria Cruz Is 8
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SEPASE

Que no publicamos comunicados sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantado.
CSda seis palRbTas 80 Cuentan pOr una II.
uOa y la Inca vale dieZ Centavos.
Las CaFtas que vengRn con communicates
ain Hu importO no % cOntostar,
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General Merchandise

BAGS-San Quentin T%c; Grain Bags June
July. SIS @9c; Wool Bags. 42l$@47i iRc.
COAL-Continues to arrive IN sufficient guam
Titles TO keep the market fairly supplied. Well
ington. So per ton: New Wellington, So;
Beaver Hill, $40; Coos Bay $40; Richmond, S12;
Cumberland. S14 in bulk and $16.25 in sacks
Welsh Anthracite, SIS; Coke, $16 per ton in bulk
and SIS In sacks Rocky Mountain. nominal.
OlL-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed, 54c
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw. cases &c
more; Castor Oil. In cases. No 1, roc; Bakers
ssc for raw; China Nut. cases S5@9Oc per gal
lon; Cocoanut Oil. in barrels, 5Sc for Ceylon and
Doc for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
OlI. soc: natural winter Sperm OIL, CSC; ma tural
Whnie Oil, Soc; extra winter strained Lard oil,
Soc; No. l Lard Oil. Csc; Pure Neatsfoot OIL,
75c; No. / Neatsfoot oil, 571sc; Herring Oil,
40c; Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled Fish Oil, Soc; Paint
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-water white
Coal OIL, from tank wagons. 10@11c: special do.
l219c; Pearl Oil. in cases. lie; Astral, 17c;
Star, 11c; Extra Star, zoe; Elaine, 26c; Eocene.
24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums, Sc; No. 2 do. 615c; cases. 616c more;
Benzine. in bulk l21sc: in cases 19c; sc degree
TURPENTINE-9S15c per gallon in cases and
9215e in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN (per $50 lbs gross s)-F, sc. .95; II, S7.30;
/, $735; NJ, $3.50; w G. $3.50.
per Id; White Lead, s@s15c. according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash. Cubes A,
4.65c; Candy Granulated, 1850; Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, 455c; Beet Granulated Q00-
ib bags .only), 4.35c: Confectioners' A, 4.55c;
Magnolia A. 4.15c; Extra @, 4O5c; Golden G.,
s.95c; d, 3.s5c; H. s E. Crystal Dominos, s.05c;
Tablets, half-bbls, 5.05c; boxes, $500 per ID.
Barrels and 50-lb bags 10c, half-bbls 25c and
boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for all grades. No
order taken for less than rs barrels or its equiv
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetables

There were light receipts of Potatoes during
the week Just ended, and with the daily buying
Of the usual good proportions dealers were en-
abled to effect marked diminution In the ae-
cumuation of old stock. which had been carried
over from the preceding week. The close was
quite steady. there being an undercurrent OF
1rmness in all table goods. and prices for East
ern and Oregon Burbanks showed some improve
ment, top quality lots of both being well cleaned
up. Good, sound Onions were in demand and
readily commanded slight advance. while of
lots were very slow of sale at low and irregular
rates.
Receipts Of Asparagus and Rhubarb were lib
eral, but cleaned up readily at steady rates.
there being a brisk Saturday demand for local
use and shipping. Peas were in limited supply
and found prompt sale at good prices.
POTATOES-Per etl: River White. 81 .15M
1.s5; Oregon Burbanks $1.50@2 Early Rose,
$l.756l 50: Eastern Burbanks, $1.50G1.70; Gar
net Chies $1.30@l.40.
ONIONS-Yellow, 50c6S1 10. per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9@10c per ID for
extra. 7asc for No. l and 5@6c for No. p;
Rhubarb, 81 .2501.75; Green Peas. 5@9c per
lb for southern and 15G17lac for bay;
Tomatoes. Mexican Sl.25M1.75 per box; Hot
house Cucumbers, $1.25@2 per dozen; Mexican
Peppers. l5d30c per lb; do local, 25c per 10;
Garlic, 25s sd4c per ID; Celery. 30@50c per dozen;
Cabbage, 81 per ctl; Cauifower, 50465c per
dozen; Carrots Toe per sack; Turnips, $l@1. %
per sack Marrowfst SQUASH S16g2O per ton;
Hubbard Squash, $35@40 per ton; Mushrooms,
nominal
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Los Angelo. Markets

LOS ANGELES March 16-Business today at
the produce market was better than 1t has been
at any time this month. which. taken
whole, does not compare favorably with March
Ia other years.
Eggs and butter quotations are unchanged.
Although receipts large in each case be-
ing nearly twice large they were yester-
day both commodities still are exceedingly firm.
Cheese continues stif, Anchor grades selling
at record prices in this market. Good potatoes
are firm II any immediate change occurs high
Although there is an abundance of onions
really good stock is not very plentiful and is
selling readily at 81 To-
For the first time in several weeks, all kinds
Of FISH are in good supply.
Produce receipts: Eggs. 1114 cases; butter,
. 53s pounds; cheese GIGS pounds; potatoes
2937 sacks.
Following are jobbing prices:
EGGS-LocRl ranch, candled, zoe.
BUTTER-valley creamery. fancy, 671sc;
coast creamery fancy, 60e; coast creamery,
ehoiee S.tss,,S Ss1sc; cooking 22G24c 10, rt,orn
storage, 16c; anchor. large. 2oc; anchor. Young
America, 2lc; anchor, hand 22c; Eastern. sin
giles. 17@19c; Eastern, twins, 1ec; Eastern.
cheddars I6M16I5c Eastern. long horn. 21c;
Eastern dairy 20c; Swiss. imported, 32c; Swiss,
domestic 22c: limburger, lsc;
POULTRf-Buying prices, live weight, per III.
-Broilers, ~ to pounds. 2sc; fryers. pa to
2& pounds, PIC; roasters or more pounds. lsc;
stays. Sc: hens. 15c; old roosters. Sc; turkeys,
heavy. 16c; turkeys. light, not wanted; ducks.
15c: geese. 12c; squads and pigeons. $15o@1.I 10
& dozen e Selling price. i've elshf, f,vars per 65c
broilers 25c; old roosters, &c; turkeys. large,
1s@19c; small 1e@17c; ducks, 15d16c; geese.
15Ql6c Selling prices, frozen dressed Eastern
stock. per lb.-Hens. 16@17c; young roosters.
Igkc: fryers, 19c; broilers. 26c; turkeys old
toms. 21hc; young toms, 23c; hens, 221ac;
geese. lie; ducks 1Sc.
POTATOES-Per ctl: Eastern Early Rose.
81 25d2. 80; Oregon. $2.25; Idaho Rurals 81;
Colorado, 81: Highland. $2.25; Wisconsin. So;
Minnesota. 81; new stock, e@7c; sweet potatoes,
yellow, IS.
ONIONS-Oregon. SLID; Australian, brown
northern. s1.25 80; garlic, &c; chilis, evapo-
rated. 13d13hc; sun dried. 139131zc; ground,
12Ihc; Mexican, bulk, 12H 013c
BEANS-Per ctl: Pink No. /. $2.75; lima
No. l. S475@5: Lady Washington No. l, s2.756
3: do. small white No. 1, $3.25d3.4 40; black eye.
$5.5Od6.50 Garvanzas, S5.50d6; lentils, 12l56
15c lb.
HONEY-Per lb: Comb. water white. lib
frames. 1Gc: light amber. 14c; comb white. I5G
Ice; extracted, water white, 60-lb cans. ~ a.
Sc; extracted. white, 60lb cans, 715c; light
amber, 60-lb cans, &c.
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Hay and Feedstun.

Bran. Shorts and Rolled Barley have again ad-
vanced Supplies Of Bran are still meager, and
that market is particularly firm.
Receipts of Hay 704 tons. including 50
cars. There was no auction, partly owing to the
rain and partly because there was no need of
any. as buyers wanted supplies urgently that
they bought directly from the receivers, without
waiting for the auctioneer
Receipts of Hay were again light yesterday,
and sellers had very fair market buyers TAX
ing hold well at fall quotations.
Bran continues and wanted, but Mid
dlings and Shorts reported dull. Rolled Bar
lev is firm in sympathy with the grain.
BRAN-S22M23 per ton.
MIDDLINGS+S27 d30 per ton.
SHORTS-S22. .50612 80 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolied Barley, $25.50G26.50; !;
Mixed Feed S24@25 oilcake Meal. nominal /;
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, $26 in 10 and
s26.5O in ton lots; jobbing, $27; Oil Cake
Meal S306l31 Cracked Corn, $31 G32; Broom
Corn Feed. 9Oc per ctl Alfalfa Meal. carload
lots. S2o.50; jobbing. $3.50 per ton; Mealfalfa,
$20.50: jobbng, $21.50
HAY-Choice Wheat s21G24 per ton; good
Wheat. $17@20; other grades Wheat. Sl3@16;
Wheat and Oat. $13@21; Tame Oat, $12@1s.5o;
Wild oat, s9G13.5o; Common Hay. $s@l2; Al
falfa. $Sm11: Stock. $SG12 per ton.
RAW-4o675c per bale.
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rival interests, and consequently unsettled mar
ket conditions. Nearly all of the fine Eggs in.
the country being purchased outright by
storage spectators, who clingng hard to
their holdings, and those receivers who are shut
out from their regular source of supply are fore
ing the market up in endeavor to check the
activity of spectators. Extras marked up
1ac yesterday bids of 22lAc, but there were
sales.
Cheese was in moderate supply and steady at
the old quotations
Receipts were 3S. 500 lbs Buffers, IS, 400 lbs
Cheese and 1712 cases Eggs
The following were the official quotations as
esta blished by sales, bids and offers the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, SSc per
h. steady; do Iirsts 33lac. steady; seconds, 3Oc.
steady; thirds 2T &c. steady; packing stock firm
at 26c for No 1 and 24c for No 2
CBEESE-Fancy, California fats 15l5c
per lb steady; irsts. 15c. steady; new Young
Americas. fancy. 16lac. firm: frsts. 131ac. firm
fancy Oregon. 15c. firm; local storage flats. lac.
steady; Eastern storage, fancy, TIC, firm; Ore
gon do 15c firm.
EGGS-California fresh extras 2215c per doz,
firm; frsts, 201Sc, steady; seconds. 1910,
steady; thirds, 1Sc. steady; No. 1 soiled. 1870,
steady.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wastree Stocks several points higher Cotton slightly low
Silver &c lower Exchange rates unchanged
Local Stock market shows pronounced feature
Weekly Bank Clearings gain slightly over last year
Wheat quiet but firmly held. Barley still advancing
Oats Corn, Rye and Beans unchanged
Numerous changes noted in the Seed market.
Bran Shorts and other Feedstufs higher Hay firm.
Northern mills well supplied with Asiatic orders for Flour
Potato market better cleaned and steady Onions firm
Poultry and Game markets almost bare at the close.
Butter firm. Eggs slightly higher Cheese steady.
Rain continues to check trading in fresh Fruits
Cattle Sheep, Hogs and Cured Meats unchanged
Coal in sufficient supply, with daily arrivals
Seeded Raisins higher and very firm.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts, Honey

Seeded Raisins are higher and very firm.
Prunes are reported rather easier in New York,
though they are firmly held here.
FRUITS-Apricots, 49, @20c per 10; Evapo
rated Apples, spot, 615QSc; Peaches, 1015 a
13c Pears. 715Ml21ac; Prunes, 4-size basis, &c;
largo SIZES 46I5c.
RAISINS- Seeded. 9010Hc; Loose Muscatels.
15zc, tx C and Sc :, and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas. 7@715e; Thompson's
Seedless, &c for unbleached; London Layers,
3-crown 81 So; London Layers, 2-crown, 10;
Clusters $3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and
$3.50 for fancy.
NIJTS-AImonds. Nonpareils, 17146l1sc;
x J.. l616M1Sc; Ne Plus Ultra 16@17c; brakes,
1875 ollie; Languedocs, 1314@14c hardshell,
00iOc Walnuts jobbing price-Softshell, 15@
ice for No 1 and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts, 50Sc per lib.
HONEY-16G16%c per III for bright comb and
1914 6l14c for amber; water white extracted,
uominal-none here; amber extracted, So 47c
Oer lb.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, March 16.-The Census Bureau
final cinners' report is scheduled for announce
ment 10 the trade on Wednesday afternoon
March 20, and ii can hardly fail TO show crop
OF more than 13. .000. 600 bales actually produced
the last season. Consequently operators believe
II better 10 adhere 10 conservative policy pend
ing further developments.
The New York Cotton Exchange VIII be
closed Friday and Saturday, March % and 30
for Easter
The Commercial says: Considering the strain
In financial circles during the past week Cotton
has shown very good undertone and should the
visible supply figures Tor the week prove bullish.
coming week Ii is seldom that a speculative
market follows straight course. and gharD re-
actions, such as the market experienced Friday
morning. are likely TO take place. Such move
ments may result in considerable short covering
and attract enough buying 10 turn the tide tenn
porarily."
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sles. STOCKS. High Low. BID Ask.
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New York Grain and prodrc.

NEW YORK, March 16--FLOUR-Recefpfs
II. 800 barrels; exports. 26.5O0 barrels Market
oull and easier for some grades Minnesota pa L
ents, $3.50 4.25; winter strafghts So 35673 20.
Minnesota bakers $3.35Q3.7O; winter extras
$2-sO43; winter patents. S3.e0G3s5; winter
low grades So 7O629O
WHEAT-Receipts IS. 900 bushels; exports
p, 400 bushels. Spot easy. No. 2 red, SIC ele.
yator and S3c T. o. b. afoat; No ] Northern
Duluth, SOS4c l. o. b. ahoat; No. , hard winter
S5kc o. b. ahOat. After a steady opening
wheat Immediately turned weak and on re-
Dewal Of the heavy liquidation declined to ihe
lowest point Of the week. Fine weather easv
cables and a denial OF crop damage were the
chief bearings The close was unsettled and
nearly sc lower. May 81 q Qs4c closed S3stc.
July s4sGs41Sc, closed sz1sc. September 81 S-l6
Qs4%c. closed at SAFE
HOPS-Dui; State common to choice 1906
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

The northern millers continue to report an act
I've demand for large lines for North China. and
the usual Japanese demand. 1t is hard to fill or
ders for Japan, however, as the Chinese demand
is so large that il consumes about all the mills
can produce and japanese orders have TO take
second place. The coast demand is also brisk.
The California millers likewise return good re-
ports and the Flour trade seems to be in good
condition all around
FLOUR-California Family Extras, $4.S04
$40 net without discount; Bakers Extras, 81 40
"a so; Superhne, $3.25@S.60; Oregon and Wash
intston per bbl., $425M4.50 for Family and
So 80 for export grades
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages,
net cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham
Flour 81 90 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. $40; Rye
Meal. $500: Rice Flour, $7.2o; Corn Meal. s.. 80;
extra cream do, $40; Oat Meal, 10; Oat
Groats 81 so: Hominy. $3.40@3. go; Buekwheat
Flour 81; Cracked Wheat, $40; Farina. $4.10;
Whole Wheat Flour. s.. 10; Rolled Oats, bbls SO
61T.25; in sacks $J.I0@6.75; Rolled Wheat bbls
$3.50. in sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley $40; Split
Peas. boxes s.; Green Peas, 50 per 100 lbs.
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Butter. Cheese ana Egg.

The Butter market maintained very firm po-
sition during the past week and the manner in
which stocks cleaned up from day TO day was
pecting a decline in view of the increased re-
ceipts already noted. The arrivals, compared
with the preceding week, showed a liberia. in
crease, but the increase was confined to the
extra grade alone, arrivals OF the under grades
being extremely light throughout This shortage
of cheap stock for which there was a strong de-
mand. was directly responsible for the firm state
of the market, as buyers were obliged TO pur-
chase heavily of the more expensive offerings,
thus keeping stocks down and prices up to
markably high levels for this season of the year.
The demand from the outside was another
strengthening factor but the bulk of the
rivals taken for local use
In the Egg department 1t the same old
story Of the annual storage season Eight between
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REGENTS of Prndnce
THE STOCK MARKET

wheat. cas- ......................
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Entnre GrnIn nnd Provisionr


CHICAGO, March 16.-Wheat opened fairly
steady, but soon became extremely weak because
Of the large offerings by longs. Within the
first fifteen minutes May declined TO 154c. a
low record mark for the season. The general run
Of news served 10 favor the bears. Northwestern
receipts were liberal and the weather was
favorable for the movement of the crop. The
absence OF damage reports also tend TO increase
sales. About the middle Of the session 1t
became less energetic and with a more active
demand from shorts the market regained some
Of the early losses. May opened a shade lower
10 \ a l4c higher at 757sc. sold on TO 7514c and
closed IL lower at I55s @T5%c.
The corn market was weak early IN the day
because OF liquidation One commission house
was credited with sales amounting 10 100000
bushels. The decline brought out good demand
for shorts. which caused a steadier feeling.
The market closed steady Is a &c lower. May
opened 4 di4c higher at 45@451s, sold on to
II isc and closed at 44&c-
Oats was weak early in the day because Of
free selling. but later became steady on buying
by cash houses. May opened a shade to Il a.
sc lower at 392 &c. sold between 39Ac and 401sc
and closed at 1850.
Provisions were weak at the opening because
Of increased receipts Of live hogs. At the close
May pork unchanged, lard was down 71ae
and ribs were Sc lower.
The leading fufUrpS ranged follows.
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Declduous and Citru. Fruit.

There not much life to trade IN fresh
fruits yesterday, as the rainy weather kept many
buyers away from the market and what few
were around limiting their operations to
the purchasing of small parcels for immediate
requirements. Apples were still a very weak
feature. supplies being excessive. and there was
very little call for Pears and Bananas. The
Orange department very firm, despite the
light trading. stocks OF good fruit were closely
cleaned up result of long period of light
receipts and active buying. The other Citrus
goods quiet. with Lemons and Tangerines
In free supply and weak.
APPLES-S1 Glib per box for Newtown Pip
pins. $l@2 for red varieties, and S1.25Q1.50 for
BellhowerS
PEARs-winter Nellis. s15O02 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Navel Oranges,
s225@3 for fancy, $1.75Q225 for choice and
81 .25d1. 10 for standards; Seedlings. s1@1 so;
Tangerines, 50c@$1; Lemons, S2@2.50 for fancy
$l.50@1.75 for choice and S1@125 for standard:
Grape Fruit S250d3 for seedless and ST. 25@
1.75 for common; Lines, 74s per case.
TROPICAL FRUIrS-Bananas, $IGg2 per
bunch sor Hawaiian and $2Q3 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, nominal.
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SAVINGS BANKS

Ger & L3oOO 5000 Saw & L So .117h -
Hum S Blk 21OO Sec Sav Blk. 400
Mutual Saw. Union T Co. = $3.50
s Saw u 620 $40
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sa2sc: Pacinc Coast 1905 crop. 11@l4c;

crop. ls@2sc; Pacific Coast 1906 crop. l1@14c;
1905. 1G012c.
HIDEs-steady: Galveston. 20 to % pounds.
20c; California. 2i TO - pounds. 2lc; Texas.
dry. "a 10 30 pounds l9c; Galveston. 20 TO %
pounds 20c.
WOOI.-Steady; domestic fleece 3593ac.
PETROLEUM-Stcady refined New York, IS;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, S7.75; in bulk,
sUGAR-Raw weak: fair refining. Sc; centrifu-
gal. 80 test, 3lAc; moasses sugar. 2Ac.
Refined quiet. No. G. 4.l0c; No. 7. 4.25c; No. s.
No Il. 395: No. 49, 3.9oc; No. "A. 3.s5c; con
fectioners' A. 4.50c; mold A. 5.c5c; cutloatf-
5.zOc; crushed 5.40e: powdered, 4SOc; granu-
lated. 4 roe; cubes, 4T5e
C0FFEE-Futures closed quiet and unchanged
to 3 points lower Sales were reported Of $3.50
5.Scd5.35c; December, 5.S5Q 3.9oe.
Spot. steady. No. Rio, I1sc No. Santos
SIC: mild, steady; COrdOYa, 9Ml2@c.
BUTTER-Weak; street price, 21e; creamery,
2s7g a2ee.
EGGS-Easy, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-Market continued
strong but with the tone rather easier and buy
ers reducing their views. Fancy are quoted at
S55 dSac. choice IA dS12c and prime 6ss 9654 G.
PRUNES-Are without change some mold
evidently trying 20 reduce stocks, bnt
Others are holding nrn ouotatlohs ranse from rom
Be TO BE for California fruit and from 5hc 10
Zoe for Oregon grades.
APRIC0TS-Are firm. but unchanged on spot
with choice quoted at lSc extra choice at $50
I9c and fancy at l9M 20c
PEACHES Steady. with choice quoted at ll@
l2c. extra choice at l2A@l3c and fancy at
l22s G13i2c
RAISINS- Unchanged. with loose Muscatel
quoted at SN9c. seeded IA Gle and London
LAYERS nj I35Ml4.5c
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-17
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passed through what President Roose-
yelt would term strenuous times.
and it keeps one busy keeping trsrl.
of the deals. have been Watching
things pretty closely, and think
know what is going on About tbYs
I will give a plain talk in nv next
market letter. If you hold any min
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