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HAY and Feedrtur.


The Increased deliveries of Hay on cars by tile
railroads have improved the situation consider
ably, but have 50 increased supplies here that
consumers have mostly filed their immediat T.
needs and are therefore not eager 10 buy as
they have been. This quieting down Of the de-
mand has caused an easier feeling, though no
decline IN prices has yet resulted. There were
SO cars in yesterday. out Of total receipts Of
7I2 tons.
Bran, Shorts and Middlings continue firm and
unchanged.
BRAN-S2202s per ton
MlIlDLINCS-S21q 1q30 per ton.
SHORTS-$22- -JOM23 90 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. S25 5Od u. 50:
Mixed Feed, $24d25; Oilcake Meal nominal:
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills S26 in 10 and
$3.50 in 8 ton lots; jobbing s27; Corn Meal
SSO@N; Cracked Germ. ssld32: Broom Corn
Feed, sOc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal carload lots
$50 Jobbing. S2l50 per ton; Mealfalfa. 5000;
jobbing. S2i.50.
HAY-choice Wheat. S23G25 per ton; good
Wheat $l1N22.50; other grades Wheat SIG:
Wheat and oat sI5a22; Tame oar, sizG2O:
WIG oat S9-50dl5.50 Alfalfa, Ss.50Q I2;
stock SSM12 per ton.
STRAW-zod75c per bale.
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts. Honcv

Reports OF serious damage to the Apricot crop
continue TO come in and nobody expects much
Of a crop now The situation in Peaches is not
clearly defined as in Apricots. but that crop.
too, Is expected 10 show decreased yield. 1t is
too early yet 10 make any definite estimates on
Prunes. but reliable reports from the Santa Clara
Valley indicate greatly reduced yield there, as
compared with last year
FRUITs-Apricots, lsls a2oc per Ib; Evapo
rated Apples. spot. 6lsdSc: Peaches lO1s a
13c; Pears, ~ d121Ac; Prunes. 4-size basis, 3c
large sizes. 405c.
RAIsINS-Seeded. sd1oi5c: Loose Muscatels
Sc, sac and SIC for 2 3 and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas, ~ G755c; Thompson s
Seedless. 715@7%c for unbleached; London Lay
ers, nominal; Clusters, nominal.
NUTS-Almonds, Nonpareils 17h61Sc: Y
L. l6ls 61Sc; Ne Plus Ultra. 166l7c; brakes
1874 G14c Languedocs, 13l9 dl4c; hsrdshell. ga
IOc. Walnuts. lobbing price-Softshell. 15dl6c
for No and l2al3c for No. 2; Italian Chest
nuts, 5nSc per 10.
HONEY-l6Q161sc per ID for bright comb and
l2ia dl4c for amber; water white extracted.
per ID.
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PonIfrr and Gnne

The extra demand for Easter Sunday and the
Jewish Passover brought out some extensive
buying Of Poultry and held the market very firm
during the greater part of last week. Remarkably
high prices obtained for fine. large Chickens
and other fowls and the merket remained very
strong until Thursday. when prices commenced
10 weaken under heavy arrivals Of shipments
that hsd been held back by washouts on the rail-
road. The market, while well cleaned up. was
decidedly weak at the close. with indications IA
voring break N prices before long.
POULTRY (per dozen Hens. Ss.50G10 for
large and S6.5od7 80 for small: old BOOSTERS. 50
@5.Jo; young Roosters $7.50@l0; Fryers, S6.506
T.50; Rroilers, s.. 5.50@6.50 for large and $3G3.50
for small; Pigeons. Sl.50@l.I5; Squads. $26250;
Ducks. ST@s for young and S5Q6 for old; Geese.
So 5Od3 per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese. $780, White Geese, si.75
Q25O: Brant, $4@450 for large and $3.50 for
small: Hare, S225@2 30; Cottontail Rabbits,
50 5O63.
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TTIour and Frarfnaceou, C;ood.

The local market for Flour continues to I'm
prove with the weather. while the export move
ment from the coast is excellent. with many II
the northern mills sold weeks and months ahead.
FLOUR-Callr0rnia Family Extras. 81 sOm
30 net. without discount; Bakers Extras, 81 40
d4.60; Superfne, S3.25M3.60: Oregon and Wash
ington. per Dbl. S4-25@4.5O for Family and SO. IS
FOR export grades.
FARINACBOUS GOODS-Prices in packages.
net cash, no discount, are follows: Graham
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs: Rye Flour s.. 40: Rye
Meal SO 20; Rice Flour. 81 20; Corn Meal. So so
extra cream do 81 40. Oat Meal. 81 10; Oat
Grosts, 81 30; Hominy $3.40d3. go; Buckwheat
Whole Wheat Flour, S3.10; Rolled Oats bb.s Sc
q1.25 in sacks S5.I006.75; Rolled Wheat, bbs
$50. IN sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley. $3.50; Split
Peas. boxes. 50. Green Peas. s. per 100 lbs
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Easfern LivestocI< Married

CHICAGO. March 3o-CATTLE- Receipts.
1900: market steady. Beeves, s4.20062 25: cows.
81 30; heifers. S2.70d5.35. calves So 5Od
6.75: good % prime steers. S5.5006.T5: poor 10
medium. Sz.2OG6.75; stOckers and feeders 50 50
a. a0
HOGS-Receipts. 1000; market 1OdI5c higher.
Light and mixed. S4N6.72L; heavy, S630d
$40: rough heavy. S6M6.45: pigs, S5. SOd6 GO.
good 10 choice heavy. $6.5O06.60.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000, market strong. Ma
Hives, 50 2506.5O; Westerns. S4.25do.50; year
as
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Cnrh Grnin and Prnrtrinn.

CHICAGO. March 30.-cash quotations were
follows; Flour. steady. Winter frsts So 10
d3-zo; straights 81. 9O013 25; spring hrsts IS 20
81 ,s,aS -,59lgaas Sss, Sso sS bakers S22 So So
? nd, T3M a 75c No corn. 44hc: No 2
yellow, 45c: No. 2 oats. 42c: No. white 430
f3'ac; No. white zlM42Ac; No. ? rye 65c
fair 20 choice mailing barley. 63d6sc: No ]
faxseed. Sl.l3; No j Northwestern. 81 20: prime
timothy seed. S4.30; clover. contract grades
$3.50: short ribs. sides lOOse) IS 5OdS 60.
short clear sides fboxedl. SIS ST5k as. .12H: mess
pork. per bbl. Sle.40Gi6.50: lard. per 100 lbs
$SsI = whisky, basis OF high wines. 81 %.
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average snow on ground 20 inches.
SYNOPSIS
moderate depression overlies Washington.
The pressure Is falling steadily along the entire
coast No rain has fallen in California during
the past twenty-fOUr hours. Warmer weather
is reported at all stations IN California Nevada
and Arizona. Afternoon temperatures above 30
degrees reported many points Easter
day promises TO be somewhat cloudy. but with
out rain.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair SUNDAY In
the morning; light north wind.
Sacramento Yalley-ClOudy Sunday morning
fair during the day, continued warn; light
south wind
San Joaquin Valley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fsir Sunday; light
north wind.
A g. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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Bntfer. Cheere and Fec,

CHICAGO. March 30--On the Produce Fx-
change today the butter market was firm
Creameries. 2N29izc: dairfes 20627c Eggs
frm: AZ marx. cases included. 16c; hrsts 16I5c:
prime drsts, I7c. Cheese, Western, I3dI5I5c.
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MANHINNIUN
TACOMA. March 30.-WHEAT-Unchsnged
Blue Stem. 74a75c; Club. 74dI3c; Red, 7od1lc.
OREGON
PORTLAND March 31.-WHEAT-Nlub, 1Scs
Blue Stem. 75c; Valley. zoe; Red, Tic.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. March 30.-Clearings. s64S, $50;
balances, ST. 105.
SPOKANE, March 30.-ClearinEs SlZl,Ofo;
balances. SIS. .56S
SEATTLE. March so.-Clearings. s.. 1858. .4s2;
balances. S134 7s2.
TACOMA. March so.-clearings. saos. .eel; bal
snces S45 966
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nRIrn rRrIrS
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK March 30.-The metal markets
were very quiet and prices were practically
nominal Spot tin was quoted at S40d
20 50. Lake copper was unchanged al So. 75eg
- .25: electrOlytic. So -25d $500; casting,
S23 T5G24T5-
Lead was reported dull at S666.50
Spelter was quoted at S6.50de.s0.
Iron was quiet and unchanged.
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nenn. and se.d.

Large white Beans quoted higher ana firm
Reds continue strong with short supplies Other
kinds show no change
BEANS lpcr ctl-Bayos. s265d2. IS: Pea.
81 30: small White. 50 .S5d3: large White
S2.J0d2.I0; Pink, S2.40d26O: Red. s.. .75673 3 so:
Limas, 81 lO04 20; Red Kidneys SO 5Om
3.75; Blackeyes, So; Butter. nominal; Cranberry
SEEDS-BrOwn Mustard. 3d3%c; Yellow Mus
tnrd. nominal: Flaxseed. 81 G3ikc: Canary. "a
sAc; Alfalfa, 1415 di5c Rape. l@3l5c; Timothy.
nominal; Hemp. 5c; Millet. 3llc per 10; Broom
Corn Seed S1s020 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas.
S2.50d2.75 per ctl
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T.ocnI Rnnk CIearfnes

Local bank cIearings last week were S42.o0S.-
g0l arainst SIS ss6 7O7 for the week last
wear. az increase of So 06l .654. or over y per
cent The clearings for March were S2OO.55S--
o52 arainst slQa. .665 Gas IN March. 1906. Those
for the first quarter of the year were S599. .364,-
942. against S5zl. 457. 422 for the same quarter
last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval suppIIes-Turpent

Naval SuppIIes-TurPentiBe and Rosin
SAVANNAH Ca. March 30.-TURPEN-
TINE-Stesdy 69c. Sales, 169; receipts, ST5;
shipments. 264
ROSIN-Steady Sales. 1856; receipts. 1o5l;
shipments 1905: stock. 42.415. Quote: A. B. c.
81 05: d. S4l5: E. 81 20; F. s4.25; c. S4-5 so:
n S4.45; l. S4-5O: K, S5-05; NJ, $50; \, $500;
W G, S5.35; W ", $500.
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General Merchnndise

BAGS-San Quentin. 7%c: Grain BAGS. June
July. S'x @ac: Wool Bags. 42Is@4IHc.
CO1.-Wcllngton. $l2 per ton: New Welling-
ton. $l2: Beayer Hili. SO; Coos Bay, $40: Rich
mond. Sie. Cumberland. s14 in bulk and $l6.25
IN sacks; Welsh Anthracite. $40: Coke. Sl6 rer
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain.
nominal.
OIL-ouotations are for barrels Linseed, SIC
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw, cases &c
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T,ondon Money Marked

LONDON. March 30.-Bsr silver uncertain AZ
8os "a.
Money. z64& per cent.
Discount rates short bills. b45h per cent;
three months. 525 l-l6 per cent.
Bullion amounting 10 f67. 600 was taken into
the Bank of England on balance today
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Ncat Market
The week closed with no further change
quotations.

The week closed with no further change in
quotations.
DRESSED MEATS
Slarghterers' rates 10 dealers are ~ follows;
BEEF-sk@9c per ID for Steers ana sdSEc
for Cows
vEAL-sss @9Ke for large and 9GloKc for
small
MUrToN-lIKGi21kc for wethers. iols@
II nc for Ewes.
LAMB-i2Gi3c for YearIings and l5Qlec for
Spring
DRESSED HOGS-l2G13c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good: SOUND
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. less 80
per cont shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. Ne. 1. 91SM10c. second quail
ity S@9e. third quality 7GI1xc Cows and
Heifers. 6Iz 6r1c for No I. SECOND quality o1sm
&c, third quality 5G5Hc: Bulls and Stays.
q &c.
cALyEs-5h @5gc per lb for light. AZ @5c
for medium and 4@415c for heavy Cgross
weight.l
sHEEP-wetbors. el6 @7c per lb; Ewes. 5lsG
016c (eross weight.
LAMBs-oik 07c per ID for yearlings and "a
T15c for suckiings.
H0GS-I0o TO 200 lbs. skdsZc per ID: over
200 lbs. 7dsc; Bears. 30 per cent. stays 3o9
40 per cent. and Sows 10d20 per cent on from
above quota ations
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EASTERN MARKETS
copd,tion Of the Treasury

WASHINGTON March 3o.-Todsy's sta ternent
OF the treasury balances in the general tuno
shows: Available cash baisnces, S252, $50. BOZ;
golo coin and bullion, Sl5s so0i7ei gold ceru-
fCafeE. So 2OI. 600.
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Provisions

There was nothing new under this head yester-
day.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 15ltc per ID FOR
heavy. 15Ac for light medium. l6lLc for light
110l115c for extra light and 20d2ic for sugar
cured; Dry Salted Sides. 14e; Bellies 141z a 15e;
Hams. l615c; Mess Beef. 50 per Dbl: extra
Mess. $3.50; Family. SO: Prime Mess Pork s22
extra clear, S25: Mess. $23: Pig Pork $26: Pigs
Feet 50. Smoked Beef 14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 1oHc for California
compound. l01zc for ,astern compound and 12%
4l3c for pure; nalf-bsTels. pure 1914 1l315c;
lo-lb tins. l312Ml3zc; BIB tins. l3% G131sc;
BIB tins 13A dlzc.
COTTOLENE-One half-barrel. 10%c: three
half-barrels, 10@c; tierce. 10hc; two
tierces 10ssc; i've tierces. 1oAc.
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NEW YORK. March 3O.-FLOUR-Receipts.
Is 600: exports u 900 Market dull and IN
changed. Minnesota patents, S4.l0G435; win
ter straiChts. $3.50 n $50; winter extras, Sz.eV
az: winter patents. SS.60d3.s5; winter low
A'1SIf wHfhT- receipts. 100000 bushels: exports
% 200 bushels. Spot, hrm; No. red, sc ele-
" tor and S3lsc 4 @. b. afoat; No. i Northern
Duluth. Gle Z. o. b. ahoat; No. hard winter
SGlzc Z. o. b. afoat- There was a fair advance
cline in Western temperatures, renewed bull At
lgentfne news. prospects for smaller worlds snip
menfs AND covering Last prices were "a Ssc
higher May Ssl GSS9kc. closed S4kc; July
iS4s. GS5e closed S5c; September S55t 9S5%e,
closed $3.50.
i HOPs-stesdy; State common 70 choice. 1905
|isQ23c. 1908. sGiic; Pacific Coast 1906, Ia
lzc: 1908. SGI2c.
RI-TTFR-Steady. unchanged.
TGGS-Essy. Western hrsts, l1c; seconds.
1Cisc.
HDEs-ouiet
vO0I-Steady: domestic i9628c.
PETROLEIN N-Steady; refined New YORK.
IS 20: Philadelphia and Baltimore, SSl5.
SUGAR-H0liday.
EVAPORATED APPLES-No material change
was reported in the market. which continues
quiet with fancy quoted az SIC. choice &C, prime
6nSAc. poor 70 fair 80 43@e.
NES-Unchanged at 3Gl3c for California
fruit and So aloe for oregon.
APRICOTS-Firm the light supply Gno the
talk OF unfavorable new crop prospects. Choice
ere quoted at 1Sc. extra choice AT ISL Glsc, and
! PEACHES-Steady: choice. 11GlII5c; extra
choice 12al4e; fancy, l2ls 9lSc; extra fancy,
I30l5c.
RAISTNs-continue quiet. with loose muscstel
quoted at s2f a lOc seeded raisins at y Qllc,
and London layers at SI.50Gl.60
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
CONISTACKS
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons

There has been very little change in conditions
under this head during the past week. and quo
tations stand about as they did ten days ago.
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about lzQlc
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers iihM
l2hc; medium. 1l@12c: light. 11@12c; Cow
Hides, ll0l2c for heavy. ll612c for light:
Stays, 7i5@9c; Salted Kip, l1l561215c; Saltcd
Veal l4Ql5c; Salted Calf. 14l1 @1515c dry
Hides. 2Sc; dry Kip. 2OG22c: dry Calf, 25@2Gc;
Sheepskins, shearlings. 2Od SOC each: short Wool
50dG5c each: medium. 7oM90c: long Wool 81 q
1-5o: Horsehides. salt, s393.50 for large and
S2.7503 for medium: 1.7562.25 for small and
zoe FOR Colts; Horsehides. dry, s2@2-50 for large
and sl.50G2 for medium. 81 % for small and SOC
for Colts: Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 3215 a G35c:
dry. ssited Mexican. 25d2715c; dry Central
American. 35d3Tl5c. Goatskins-Prime An
goras 75c; extra large do. $125; large, SOC;
medium. Soc: small, 25c.
TALLOw-No. rendered. 5Q55sc; No. 2. a..
0l5c. Grease. 3M4c.
wO0L-Fall clip San Joaquin and Southern.
Case; fall Lambs. 7Gioc, Humboldt and Men
docino. 13M14c: Middle County. S@10c; North
ern free, ll@121kc; Nevada, 1e917c per lb Cor
spring.
HOPS-choice. 12c: prime, 1oh@l1c; COM
mon. S01Oe per ID.
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believes that the appropriation already made
Will carry the Jetty 9C0O feet into the ocean
he Is puzzled as 10 where 10 secure the neces-
once.
ASTORIA. March sO.-The liner Costa Riea
arrived today from San Francisco with a general
cargo and passengers The steamer Alliance ar
rived from Coos Bay with general freight and
passengers. The steam schooner Tiverfon ar
for that port.
The French bark Aisle. with a cargo of vrs,,
for Europe. was tOwed 10 sea today
The steamer Washington arrived this morning
from San Francisco and win load lumber at Raj
nier for California.
The schooner Sotoyome arrived from I7mnona
san PEDRO, March 30.-The steam schooner
signal, Captain Duggan. has arrived with
signed to the Southern Pacific Part OF her
cargo was discharged at Port Los Angeles before
The steam schooner Carmel. Captain Donald
SON. made port this morning from Grays Har-
Company.
The steam schooner Northland CaDtaIn Jami-
son called at this port today. bound from San
Diego for Grays Harbor via San Francisco
After taking fuel and passengers she proceeded.
The steam schooner Fulton finished discharZ-
TO reload.
The steam schOoners santa Monica and Cen
tral1a, from Aberdeen. and the Msrshheld. from
Hardy Creek out two days with full car-oes
OF lumber consigned TO wholesalers at this
The yacht CoIumbine, built By the Fulton
Shipbuilding Company for A. ]. Mitchell. COM
modOre OF the South Coast Yacht Club was
launched at East San Pedro this morning The
new craft is forty-six feet over all. her water
line IS twenty-three feet and her spread OF
PORTLAND March sO.-The Hartman liner
Costa Rica. Captain Mason. arrived from San
Francisco at 9:30 this morning. eighteen hours
late She brought full cargo OF freight anil
many passengers
The steamer Alliance. Captain Kelly arrived
this evening from Coos Bay. The gasoline
schooner Sotoyome. which arrived at Astorll
this morning, will load lumber for San Fran
cisco at one OF the Lower Coiumbs mills.
The British steamer Quito finished loading
this evening and il is expected that she will
sail for North China and Siberia tomorrow
morning Her cargo is valued at S175.0OO.
The steam schooner Coaster IS loading lum-
Der at the mills at Vancouver. She Will finish
tomorrow and may leave down Monday morn
ing.
The oil carrier W. S. Porter arrived at Linn
ton last night with 1900 barrels OF on. She
sailed for San Francisco this evening.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
with new arrivals barely sufficient to satisf,
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture-
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March 80 lSOi
RAINFALL DATA
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
CONTINENTAL
Wheat md other Grains

WHEAT5Chicago was &c higher. There was
no particular change in this market. The green
bug has now got as far north Missouri. In
Ohio and Indiana. where the plant has recently
looked poorly. improved prospects are noted since
growing weather set in.
There win be no session OF the Chicago Board
OF Trade Tuesday. Il being election day there.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 pa dl.37L; do milling.
Si.35d1.z0: California White Australian. 81. 40
d1-50; lower grades OF California. Sl-1Odl-25;
Northern Club, 81 Pig al IS; Northern Bluestem.
Sl-z21z @L45; Northern Red, S1-S0611-321z per
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g Iout. wool Marked
Nnrfhern Whcnf 1Iarlsef

II. LOUIE " OoI MHFkct
ST. LOUIS. March 3O.-w0oL-steady; no
market; holiday.
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FUTURES

10 70 y 30 A. m Session
Mav-S1 80 bid. 81 81 asked.
December-Sl .3SSk asked.
BARLEY-MOre sales Of Feed at 81 .25 were
reported Change yesterday. II stated
that considerable brewing has recently been
bought on the lafe advance, but the market has
become quiet again.
CASH BARLEY
Good 70 choice feed. spot. s.. .221z al -25: com
mon 10 fair. S1.l5dl 20 per GENITAL: Brewing and
Shipping. i271k per cti; Chevalier, 81 2Oell 35
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Unlisted Securities
SALES
Morning Session

10 Santa Cruz Portland Cement :. 81 sc
$1,000 Peoples Water co 5s. Sc. .0C
$4,000 Peoples Water Co 5s. SO. sc
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Army Transports


The Burnside Is at Seattle.
The Buford will sail April 30 for China.
The Crook Is In port. Out OF commission.
The Dix is ar Tacoma.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News. Va.
The Logan Is homeward bound; left Nagasakf
March %.
The Meade is In New York Out OF com
mission.
The ingalls, is at Newport News, Va
The Sheridan is in port. Out OF commission.
The Sherman IS in port and viii sail for Ma
nila April 3.
The Thomas sailed March IS from Guam for
Manila.
The Warren is In port.
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The Overdue List
British bark OrmSary. out 199 days from Ca
leta ColuSa. for Antwerp. 90 per cent
British bark Berwickshire. out 125 days from
Corinto for Falmouth. 20 per cent.
French bark yictorine. out 100 days from An
tofagasta, for Falmouth. u per cent
German ship Alsternixe. out 81 days from Cal
lao. for Melbourne. 10 per cent.
British bark Brunei. out 80 days from Newcas-
tie. Australia. for Junin. 20 per cent.
British bark Dee, out 151 days from Adelaide
for Falmouth. per cent.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The AIameda's Cargo
The steamer Alameda sailed yesterday for
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California stock and Oil Exchange
Mining Stocks

10 Associated
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r a. IL Kills
10 -tn 20 q nn 6!

lotto II 30 a. m. Session
Msy-Si- -22k bid. 81 % asked.
December-$l1S5s bid. $1-l9 asked.
OATS-There were moderate receipts down
from the north yesterday. No change IN market
conditions.
Good 10 choice Red, 81 zOdI 60: common 10
fair. Sl.3odl. BIZ; White SI421s a Go: Black.
$l50@2; Cray, S1-52 y @l-50 per ctl
CORN-There is nothing TO report IN this
market, trade still being dull, with quotatiuns
more or less nominal.
California small round Yellow. S1.55: large Vel
low, &.2I1z 0l.S2h; White. sl.2Ik@l. .32ls
Western State, sacked-Yellow, 81 .I7I5 al 30 ac-
cording 10 dryness; White. $l.l7Ia al 30: mixed
81 .l5@ l.30: White Egyptian, $l.25; Brown Egyp-
tian. S11215 GLIB.
RYE-ouotable at 81. 4od1.z5 per ctl for Call
fOnis and 81 35Gl.40 for Utah.
BUCKWHEAT-$262. 25 per ctl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-30
DANIEL BOND COMPLETED
 AND PRISONER RELEASED

Out again, in again, was the Finne- ganian experience suffered by Robert Daniel yesterday. At o clock in the morning he was released from jail on presentation of what was considered by Judge Thomas as good and sufficient bond. At 12 O clock Daniel was again taken into custody and confined in the county jail. It seems that Judge Nave made the order committing Daniel and was the only official who could make an order releasing the prisoner. Judge Nave, who is in Solomonville, was called by phone and apprised of the situation. Last night he sent written order to local officers and Daniel will be released this morning. J. N. Porter reached the city Monday night and com pleted the bond by qualifying for $l0,- 900. Daniel will now perhaps enjoy his liberty until the meeting of the grand jury next month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. Henry Thompson returned Mon. day evening from a visit to the southern part of the territory.
 M. c. Kenton and bride returned on Monday evening from the Pacific slope, where they spent a portion of their honeymoon.
 D. A. Mcclellan of Los Angeles and W. F. Caler of this city have formed a partnership and will engage in the con tracing business. Both gentlemen are excellent workmen.
 Michael Delaney, the we'll known old timer in the district, left yesterday afternoon for Globe, where he will
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-30
TWO SCHOOLS FOR
 NORTH GL0BE|TEs
Injunction Held Up Pending the Consideration of a New
 Proposition

As result of the controversy which has been going on in North Globe for the past four or five weeks over the site for the proposed new school build ing, that section of the city may have two new schoolhouses instead of one, as originally intended.
 Late Saturday night, as reported in yesterdays Silver Belt, dissatisfied electors were granted an injunction by Judge Nave, restraining the school trus- tees and contractor from further contin- uing work on the new building. A bond has been prepared and is ready to file, but before this action is taken, it is understood that the school trustees will consider a proposition made by the dis satisfied contingent looking toward the construction of another building in the vicinity of the Murphy boarding house. A lot, directly opposite the boarding house, of fair size, probably giving room for the building and a small play ground, can be secured for $l,250. It is understood that the people hving in that immediate vicinity and the territory contiguous will be satisfied with a small schoolhouse, if the trustees can see their way clear to build it, and will allow the building on Noftsger hill to go on with out contest. It is held that as the Noftsger and Paseoe hill district be- comes more densely populated, which it is believed it will in the near future, that the building proposed will be taxed to its capacity, and that a smaller room will take care of the children in the west end of the district.
 The filing of the injunction bond will be held up for several days while this last named proposition is under consid- eration. Until the bond is filed work on the hill building will be pushed.