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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
President of California Mine
Owners Association Says
Attack on Nevada IS Un-
warranted Outrage : Steel
Magnates Word IS Not IN
fallible Is His Declaration.

President W. C. o association and
Board yesterday de-
Charles schwab the steel magna upon the
mining public interview that
could believed an outrage on the c
zenshp which schwab
mi
Balson pointed schwab has Of the
chief promoters of Nevada mining the eastern
probably his "word" regarding minins
interested had not been more in
faIlbe than Others engaged in the same business
yesterday schwab had done
injustice to put it mildly the mining Raston
but details of Mr. Schwaos
question which he popounded
public prints think Of New
"Perm that Nevada has con
the Comsoks alone
the considered OF some value
Nevada sixty-our mining districts
d d @ large %a d Nevada is now producing about halr
much in gold alone as California and this amount rap
regards silver the state of Nevada gets out more
California
Inquiry geological in this
gold and silver output In
considerable $6ooOoO In gold alone
The total output Of the
1906 and of this over $7OOoooo OF
$50OOOOO IN tue
is the leading mines
greatly and while it is
schwab has had the experience doubt the way
others this should not embter him against the
him disparagng of all its citizens
We take our losses as cheerfuy as we can ana take the @
abroad respon-
sbe rather make blind attempt to en the blame to some
particular locality or group OF citizens
Mr.. schwabs adopted city New
their from the
R. Keane, B. Haggn D. o.
segmans the Wormsers and the schols
Telegraph principally financed by money
comstock mines
Nevada For to
years magnitude in the city
whic mines of the Com
but what benefited by the
Mr. Schwabs he IA
Nevada thanan other man.. In much
put into the Comstocks
by San Francis Schwab had
to and evidence of
buildings permanent improve
and Wingfed Hayes and Mon
Brougher his investment is small
Schwab has bitterly dis
impression that he had
OF which
which thereby being indoed
So far AZ made to the effect that me
Moth a who told the truth about
Neyad thought Mr. Schwab would
no have it, Everyone who had dealings with
mining knows that they
were to him through his
He a without the ndorse-
| of hi nreprese so misrepresentation
they made by the general public
. .Iessth than "a ayearag NIr.
interview stated in the pub
ic pressth advise banks which he
neres in the leading Ton
Godfeld mining shares His present statements
therefore comea an do be-
levetha he S wholesale condemnation of the
them all of being
!, truthfu Francisco Examiner
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
THE METAL MARKET.

. NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Lead. =
. $4.55 to $4.75; Lake copper, =
. $3.50 to $12.75 bar silver, =
= 61 1-Sc.
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY
ASSOCIATED Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 21.-It
is reported that fifteen prisoners es-
capped from the south side of the
prison at Birmingham last night.
They still are at large.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

. Charles NJ Schwab has left =
y for the east, and has paid no =
. attention to the demand in the =
. name of the people of Nevada, =
. as to what he meant by casting =
. upon them his gratuitous slur. =
. He merely clothed his speech in .
= ambiguity and folding his tent .
. stole away in the night.
Q . . . . . . . y . . . . . . .
The people here were amazed at
his utterances, for they thought, and
now they know, that as far as his
talk of putting money into Nevada
properties, and losing on their in
vestments, his utterances are untrue.
The stock of the Tonopah Extension
is today quoted at $1,225,00O more
than he paid for it, for 1t passed over
to him at the rate of Is cents a
share, and yesterday the stock was
quoted at $1.37k share. The
mine, Notwithstanding the dacite in
truison, is looking much better than
when he bought it; there have been
100000 paid in dividends, and
there is more money in the treasury
than he paid out in coin for it.
After Schwab completed the deal
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., he
went to San Francisco and New
York, and was the biggest booster
this country ever had, particularly al
regarded the Schwab holdings. HI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

sThls paper - el1-
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aswspapefa. e1a
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Verss ana pfoae thna
a ta aiaereaI
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

California Miners association and
Board yesterday
NJ the
of public interview
which Schwab
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General nIerchandise

BAGS-San Quentin. IKE: Grain Bags June
July, S5sQ9e; Wool Bags, 4245@F1sc
COALe-Nellingtona $12 per tom New yelling
ton, $l2; Beaver HILL $40; Coos Bay, $40; Rich
nond $l2: Cumberland S14 in bulk and SIC. %
IN sacks; Welsh Anthracite SIS. Coke, SIG per
ton ~ bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain.
nominal
0IL-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw. cases oc
more; Castor Oil. in cases. No. /. T5c; Bakers
"A. cases, S1.2S91 80: Lucol soc for boiled and
aee tor raw; China Nut, cases, soD9oc per g1l,
lon: Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and
55c for Australian; extra beached winter Sperm
OIL. 65c; natural winter Sperm Oil, CSC; natural
Nnale OH. ooc; extra winter strained Lard Oli'
s5e; No ] Lard on Csc; Pure Nestsfoot Oh OIL
Oil. 35e
COAL OIL GASOLINE. ETC.-water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 10G11c; special do,
Star. lie; Extra Star, zoe: Elaine. 26c; Eocene,
i9e; Stove Gasoline, IN bulk ike, In cases
24e; No 1 Engine Distillate, iron barrels OF
Benzine. in bulk 1215c, in cases 19c; SO degree
Gasoline. in bulk zoe. IN cases 36c
TURPENTINE-9Slac per gallon in cases and
92l5c in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN (per $50 lbs gross)-F. Sc. .95; n, $3.50
1, SI.35; NJ s.. so: W g, S96O-
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S9SAc
per ID; White Lead, sGs1sc, according to quan-
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cubes A,
Crushed and Fine Crushed 4 soc; Powdered,
4.65c; Candy Granulated. 4. Soc; Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 4.55e; Beet Granulated 600
Magnolia A 4.15c; Extra C, 4.o5c; Golden G,
s. 95c:. ID, 3.S5c; H. & f. Crystal Dominos -O5e;
Tablets, half-bbls. 5-05c; boxes, 5.3Oe per ID
Barrels and 50-lb bags 1Oc half-bbls 25c and
order taken for less than rs barrels or its equiv
alent.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Although receipts Of Butter are slowly increas.
ing and most receivers expecting prices ia
break at any time, the market holds up remark
ably well for this season of the year and all
grades clean mp readily from day TO day Prices
slowly receding, but the daily declines are
triiing compared with the sharp break the ma
jority of receivers inclined TO expect The
filling or shipping orders and the fact that the
continued shortage Of cheap Butter is causing a
heavy run on the upper grades are the principal
strong factors in the market at present.
Eggs were IN abundance. but with the specu-
lators who control the bulk of the arrivals I'M
willing TO part with their holdings the market re
mained very strong and buyers were obliged tc
pay full figures for supplies.
The only change IN Cheese was slight ad
vance In local storage Oats. The market contin
ued firm all around.
On the Exchange ten-case lots of extra But
ter sold at a31sc. and 321ac was bid and 33C
asked at the close.
Receipts were 81 300 lbs Butter, I2500 lbs
Cheese and 269S cases Eggs
The following were the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
Of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras 93c pei
10. steady; do frsts. 3215c, steady; seconds 30c,
steady; thirds. 27 &c. steady; packing stock frm
at 26c for No 1 and 24c for No. 2.
CHEESE-Fancy, California new fats, 151hc
per h. steady: frsts. 15A steady; new Young
Americas fancy. 1870. firm: frsts. 131hc firm;
fancy Oregon. 15c. firm; local storage hats 14c,
steady; Eastern storage, raney, 111sc, firm; Ore
gon do 15c. firm.
EGGS-Ca1ifornia fresh extras. pc per doz
steady; frsts, 2055c, steady; seconds, 1S13c
steady; thirds, 1sc, steady; No. l soied, 1S1sc,
Sfa
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Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES March I5-Northern ranch
csanoieo eggs were taken off the list of quota
lions IN the Produce Exchange TO-DAY for the
reason that dealers consider them now as good
as tne local product and they command equally
list until warm weather No change was made
IN the price. Receipts are lighter than they
were yesterday.
Butter remains firm at Yesterdays quotations
ana though arrivals were smaller than they were
here was no immediate advance expected
Inc price of cheese was advanced ] cent ow-
ing 10 the unusual scarcity of that commodity
1t being impossible to secure Eastern cheese and
the local product not being equal to the demand
Ine potato market is firm, with tendency
Onions continue in good supply Northern yell
low Danyers were removed from the board of the
Produce Exchange. as the market is considered
bare of them. Oregon stock which OF late has
not received official recognition. now is quoted
In the fish market there is an abundance of
scarcity of all other kinds
Poultry is unchanged.
Produce receipts-Eggs, Sos cases; butter H.
I22 pounds; cheese. Anchor. 2647 pounds; pota-
toes. 1907 sacks; sweet potatoes none
EGGS-Local ranch candled 20c
BUTTER-Nalley creamery fancy, e7lac:
coast creamery. fancy. SOC: coast creamery.
CHEESE Northern. fresh. 1sc: Northern.
storage. lee; Anchor, large. 20c; Anchor. Young
America, Amer. 21c; Anchor, hand, nc; Eastern sin
dars, 16q16lsc: Eastern Longhorn 21c; Eastern
Daisy zoe: Swiss, imported, 32c; Swiss. domes-
POULTRY (buying prices. live weight. lb -
Broilers. Il to pounds. 23c: fryers. 2l4 10 %.
pounds. 21c; roasters, or more pounds 1sc:
stays, Sc; hens, 15c; old ROSTERS. Sc: turkeys,
heavy. 16c; turkeys. light. not wanted ducks
l5e: geese. 12c: squads and pigeons, $1.50@$1. 75
a dozen.
Selling prices Give weight, ID. Hens, 1sc;
young roosters, 15c; fryers, 22c; broilers. 25c;
old ROSTERS. &c; turkeys. large. 1s@19c; small,
16@1Tc; ducks, 15Ql6c; geese, 15@16c
Selling prices (frozen. dressed Eastern stock
lb,)-Hens, 16917c: young roosters. 1910:
fryers, 19c; broilers. 26c: turkeys. old toms,
2llsc; young toms. 2sc; hens, 2115c; geese 17c;
ducks 1Sc.
POTATOES IA cwt.)-Eastern Early Rose
2.2512 30: Oregon. 81 %: Idaho Rurals 81
Colorado. 81: Highland. s.. %: Wisconsin. So
Minnesota. 81; new stock. 607c per H. Sweet
potatoes. yellow, IS.
ONIONS Oregon, 81 .55@a; Australian brown.
Northern, 81 .25Ml. so Garlic, &c. chiis
Evaporated. isM1slse, sun-dried. 1s@is1sc;
ground. 1215c; Mexican bulk, 1211d13c,
BEANS "a cwt Pink. No l. S275; Lima
No. 1. S4.75d5: Lady Washington. No. l. 50. 75
a.; do small white. No. l. s.. 251S 40: Black
eye. s5.5o@65o; Garvanzas. s5.50@6; Lentils.
121z @15e lb.
HONEY "a H. Comb. water white lib.
frames. 16c light amber. 14c: comb white 15Ga
16c, extracted water white. 6O-ib. cans T15e7sc:
extracted white. 6o-lb cans, 7lac; light amber.
6O-Ib. cans &c
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Potatoes. onions and vegetables

Receipts of Potatoes arc running light. the
rush TO get delayed shipments into market being
apparently over. and the situation is gradua lly
improving. Oregon Burbanks doing better.
the best stock now being quoted at &c per pound,
ana exceptionally fine lots sell over that figure in
a small way. With light of receipts ex-
pected owing to the curtailment of shipments
from the river districts and the East. the pros
poets for higher market are becoming brighter
Unions remain weak at the old quotations, al
though receipts are running light.
Asparagus continued to advance under light
arrivals. the decrease in the receipts being
caused by the recent cold weather which re-
tarded the growth of the crop in the river dis
tricts small portion of the stock arriv-
Ing is showing effects of frost. Rhubarb IS ar
irving freely, but prices hold up well, and extra
large stock sometimes commanded small pre-
mium Bay Peas were plentiful and slight
ly lower. small consignment of Chile Peppers
while and sold 35c per pound.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White S1.75M
1S5: Oregon Burbanks. $1.40@2; Early Rose.
SlI5gl.S5: Eastern Burbanks, $1.40@l. SO;
Garnet Chiles. 81 .3071 40.
ONIONS-Yellow 50caS1 per ctl
ABLEs-Asparagus. 9@1oc per lb for
extra. T@sc for No. l and 5@6c for No. 2;
Rhubarb. 81 25@1 rs: Green Peas, 4@sc per
ID for southern ana 12h @15c for bay;
Tomatoes, Mexican, 81 25@l.T5 per box; Hot
house Cucumbers. 102 per dozen: Mexican Pep
pers, 15450c per lb; Garlic 215 614c per lb; Gel
cry, 3Od50c per dozen; Cabbage, 81 per etl:
Caulifower, 50@65c per dozen; Carrots. 75c per
sack; Turnips, $1@1 .25 per sack; Marrowfat
Squash, $l5@20 per ton; Hubbard Squash $3.50
40 per ton; Mushrooms, 25G40c per lb.
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pec,duous and citrus Fruit.

Activity and hrmness continued to characterize
the market for Oranges. and the light arrivals
Of NaYelE went into consumption at stiff prices
reports Of high and active markets at shipping
points and in the East impaired very firm feel
ing to the local situation, and. in the opinion of
leading handlers the outlook Is for light receipts
and consequently higher prices here. With tbe
exception of seedless Grape Fruit, the other Citrns
goods remained dull and weak. The demand for
Apples was limited and only the best stock re-
eefyed any marked attention.
APPI ES-S1Ga1.7 10 per box for Newtown Pip
pins s1@2 for red varieties, and $1.25@1.50 FOR
Belfowers
PEARS-Winter Nellis. 81 5O@2 per box.
CITRIIS FRUJITS-Per box: Navel Oranges
s.. .2503 for fancy, s1.75@2. % for choice and
81 25611 10 for standards: Seedlings. $161 So;
Tangerfnes 50cNS1; Lemons, $2@250 for fancy
81 506l1 10 for choice and S1@1 % for standards
Grape Fruit. Sc. 50G3 for seedless and 81 25@
175 for common; Lines, $5.6096.5o per case.
bunch for Hawaiian and s293 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, nominal.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Mall-street Stocks recover from to II points
Call Money lower at 31z@l5 per cent
Cotton advanced II points Copper stocks higher
Silver sc lower Teegraphc Exchange higher.
Mining Stocks still declining under several adverse influences
Wheat Futures lower. Cash Grain quiet, but firm
Barley strong nd held for higher prices.
Oats Corn, Rye Beans unchanged Hay firm.
Bran scarce and firm Shorts and Middings dull
Cattle Sheep and Hogs unchanged. Provisions firm.
Wool quiet and weak Hops fairly steady. Hides firm
Frost damage in the San Joaquin Valley confirmed
Potato market improving. Onions still weak
Poultry in liberal supply. with young stock weak
Receipts of cleaning up well Eggs plentiful Cheese firm
Oranges active and firm Apples quiet.
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Mining Stocks Continue TO Decline I'm
der SevernI Adverse Influences

Securities on the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday exhibited a. weak tone, with trading
stil light and featureless. Alaska Packers de-
cliued from SAG 6215 to SAG. with $3.50 the best
bid at the close. Lower bids for Associated on
and California Fruit Gamers were also made
Sales of bonds were only 500. 900. California
Fruit Gamers Eas ex-dividend Of soc, which
partially explains the lower quotations There
were sales Of Peoples Water per cent bonds
at SS4 down to $50 20, and Santa Cruz Portland
Cement sold from $40 down tn S67 so
There was a general decline in the Comstock
mining shares, with some activity in Belcher
and Con. Virginia, ssles in the others being light
at the decline
The decline in the Southern 4,evadas contin-
ued and the closing quotations. compared with
those of the preceding day. showed some marked
losses. The volume of business large in
some of the leaders. notably Diamondheld Tri-
angle, Red Top Extension. Goldfeld Cons. Great
Bend and Atlanta Brokers stated that the mar
ket has been overbought and. the present decline
Is natural reaction therefiUh, with the labor
troubles and heavy selling by Fasteners other
influential factors
The following oil stocks were ex-dividend yes
terday: Caribou. 10c; West Shore. Sc
On Saturdays the session Of the OH Exchange
viii be held at 1890 p.
The New sAlmsdeD Quicksilver Mines Of Chi
huahua, Mexico has levied an assessment of 15c.
delinquent May g.
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Figs. dried. h.. SOLO
Grape Fruit. dz- 6oeQ$l
Lemons. doz .-.-.10aG25
Lines. doz .--.. -1OtQlo
Oranges. doz - -2oQ6u
Pineapples. each 4045o
Raisins. - ..--..104 -
Pears. 1b .....-- Sql0
Walnuts, per 1b--2o92S
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Send for NV
Market Letter!

During the past week we have
passed through what President Roose-
velt would term strenuous times
New cards are being dealt every day,
and it keeps one busy keeping track
of the deals I have been watching
things pretty closely. and think
know what Is going on About this
1 will give a plain talk in my next
market letter. II you hold any min
ing stocks or are at all interested
in the market 1t will pay you TO keep
my market letters on file. In order
to get my market letter your name
must be on my mailing list If not.
send your name and address on a
postal card. and you will receive II
each week Address
A. 7. MOORE.
Rooms % and 80, Bacon Block.
Oakland. Cal.
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Alaska A. 49, As IS Oceanic. S Co.
Asso Oil Co. 4215 453t Pac Aux f IL
Cal F c A. l0515 1913. Pac c Borax. .1521s -
Cal Wine A. 80 9115l Pac S Tel Co = 1o9
My& MtTm. 10
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CHICAGO BoARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Prov,s,op.

CHICAGO. March 15.--Constant ana heavy
liquidation cansed sharp declines in grain and
provisions here today. At the close wheat for
May delivery was down l cent Corn was on
11t91asc. Oats lost &c. Provisions were
down l5c TO 3215 cents.
At the opening wheat prices showed modera fe
advances because of covering by shorts who
were induced TO purchase by the improvement
in the Wall street situstion- The nrmness
however. continued but q short time The mar.
ket closed weak. with prices only shade above
the low point. May wheat opened X k6Izc to
and closed ut 757k n 7lic. "
Greater weakness manifested in corn
than IN wheat The close weak Nav
corn opened unchanged n \ higher at 4615c
% 1850. declined to 4fskc aud closed at All
q Arc
Liquidation was general in the oat pit. ssps-
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Hay and Feedxtuns

Receipts of Hay were again light yesterday,
and sellers had a very fair market, buyers tax
ing hold we'll at full quota tions.
:, Bran continues scarce and wanted but Md
dlings and Shorts are reported dull Rolled Bar
ley is firm in sympathy with the raw grain.
BRAN-$21. .50@22.5 so per ton.
930 per ton.
SHORTS-$21 .50@23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, 2450@25. so
Mixed Feed. $23@25; Oilcake Meal. nominali
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills, $26 in 10 and
$26.50 In ton lots; jobbing, $2T; Oil Cake
Meal, $30@31; Cracked Corn, $3l @32; Broom
Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload
lots, 5000; jobbing, $21 80 per ton; Mealfalfa
5000: jobbing, $21. so.
HAY-Choiee Wheat, s21@24 per ton; good
Wheat. $17@20; other grades Wheat, Sl3@l6
Wheat and Oat. $13@21; Tame Oat, $12@1S-5O
Wild Oat, $9@13.50: Common Hay. $S412; AL
falfa. $8@l1; Stock. $Std12 per ton.
STRAW-4O6 75c per bale
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pr,ea Fruits. Raisins, Nuts. Honey

The reports of frost damage to different fruits
in the San Joaquin Valley printed in yesterday 5
issue were verified yesterday. The frosts there
were very severe and caught the frin trees IN
blossom.
FRUITs-Apricots. 1915 @2oc per lb: Evapo-
rated Apples, spot 6h@Sc, Peaches, 101s a
13c: Pears. 71a@ia1ac' Prunes, 4-size basis, &c;
RAIsINs-seeded. 81 q1oc: Loose Muscatels
nc. 7azc and Sc for 2 8 and crown respect
lvely; Seedless Sultanas, 7071sc; Thompson's s
seedless. TIC for unblesched; London Layers
S-crown, s1.s5; London Layers, 2-crown, $1-75:
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial, IS for Dehesa and
81 80 for fancy
NfJTs-Almonds. Nsnpareils, 17h hG1Sc; 1
r. 1871 n1Sc; Ne Plus Ultra. 16@17c: brakes
i31S6nf4c;. Languedocs, 131z @14c; hardshel
9a1Oc aWalnuts. johbng price-Softshen. 15@
l6c for No i and 12@l3c for No. 2; Italian
Chestnuts. 5GSc per lb.
HoNEY-16@ 161Ac per 1b for bright comb and
a2l5ml4c for amber; water white extracted
uorninal-none here; amber extracted, so Q7c
ger h.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 15.--Cash quotations were as
folows; Flour, easy; No. 2 spring wheat. 799
sSc No 9, z3@s2c; No ? red, 7ss @75asc; No.
corn, 4S15e; No. yellow 44c; No. 2 oats.
s6Ec; No. white, 4215 044c; No. 3 white,
4oza g4254c; No. rye, 651sc: fair to choice
No. Northwestern s121sL: prime timothy
seed, So AS clover. contract grades. SLABS; short
ribs, sides (loose), SS.70@e.s0; mess pork, per
DBL S15 STA GIG; lard. per 100 lbs, SO; short
clear sides (boxed), $s.s71s Gs.25; whisky. basis
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Rank DIVIDENDS

Tile London. Paris and American Bank liJ1m-
itodl has declared 8 dividend of 4 per cent
fsr the second half Of the year 1905 makins
: nor cent Tor the year payable Immediately
\. - enrusl meeting ~ the shareholders
nf fhe Anglo-C alifornian Bank tAmieoi II
london on the 10Th report Was hholnA1usu
Tor rhe wear ending December 81, laJe ~
which the statement WAS MADE fbat aeiNiueiie ei
auf i,ouug ~ 3 shiliings a share VIII be pale
fo shareholders which VIII mako mp tetai
sistrflufion nf per cent for the year l"Vo
-. u 10 100
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Benns and seeds

There is nothing new to report either in Beans
or Seeds. Both are quiet.
BEANS (per ctl)-Bayos. s.. .3012.55; Pea, $S
@S25; smaly White, 81. 75Q2.95: large White.
S2.l592.35; Pink. $2Q2.25; Red, S2.5o92. 20;
Limas, s4.15@420; Red Kidneys, $3.50 as. I5;
Blackeyes, S4.7564.9o: Butter nominal at 81 So;
cranberry Beans, $3.15@3.35.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, S3.50@4: Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed. $2.75; Canary. 4c;
Alfalfa, 13c; Rape, 1@3@c; Timothy, nominal;
Seed, $1S@2o per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles nominal; Green Peas.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Nev YorIZ Money Market

Nrw YORK. Msrch l5.-Prime mercantile
paper. 666is per cent. ,......o..
IN bankers bills at s. S525 % $3.50 for oehianu
md al 81 Ts6555 1870 for siNty day bills
Posted rates. 81 SOnS4 81 -.
Commercial bills &4-FSlz.
Bar silver. 81 &C.
Mexican dollars, 81 &C.
Money on call hrm. 4G15 per cent: ruling
rate u. closing bid. ~ offered Al =
Time loans very frm. sixty days fl30s per
cent: ninety days, 7@7i5; six months. e@oia.
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2716c; dry Central American. 3568715c. Goat
skins-Prime Angoras, Toe; extra large do, 81 25;
large, soc; medium, 35c; small, 25c
TALLOW-No. rendered 5451zc; No ?, "A
@5c; Grease. 3G14c.
W0OIl-Fan clip, San Joaquin and Southern.
6@Sc; fall Lambs, 7Q10c; Humboldt and Men
docino, 13Q14c; Middle County. S610c; North
ern free, 11@12iac; Nevada, 1OSg17c per lb for
spring.
won. 915 9IOc per 10.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
PnnIfrx and Game

Receipts of Poultry continues liberal and small
stock, particularly small Broilers and SQUADS,
which formed large percentage of the arrivals,
were very weak. sharp declines being noted N
both; Ducks, too. were easier under increased
good fat Geese continued to find prompt sale al
remarkably strong prices. car of large West
ern Chickens was marketed and cleaned up read
lily at $3.50 per Dozen Game was steady, with
the supply and demand aboGt balancing
POULTRY (per dozen)-Hens. $7.509i0 foi
large and $6dT for small; old Roosters S4SS065;
young Roosters S7.5o@s: Fryers, So 5o@7.5 80;
Broilers. S6@650 for large and S3-50@450 for
small; Pigeons, $1-50@1.75; Squads. S2.50@3;
Geese, $2.50 per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese, $3.50; White Geese, 81 so
az; Brant 81 for large and 81 for small; Honk-
ers. S6@7.5o; Hare. 81; Cottontail Rabbits,
s.. .5OQ275.