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The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02
PureIv Chance.

Knicker-Do you consider poker a
game of chance? Bocker-Pureiy.
Sometimes my wife finds it out. and
then again she doesn't.-Harpers Ba-
gar
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

A man may have a heart big enough
to love two women at one time, but he
ought to have mere head.-Smart Set
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

The feminine stage favorite who has
no quarrel with either her manager or
a husband is something oS rarity.
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

Remember this-that a very little is
needed to make happy life.-Marcus
AureIius.
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

The hour which gives US life begins
to take it away-Seneca.
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

A dwarf sees farther than the giant
when he has the giants shoulders to
mount on.-Colerfdge
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

China's awful famine record may
cyen be broken by the latest ytsits-
ton
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

The fear Of work is the card index TO
the catalogue Of troubles.-Richmond
Missourian
The Columbus commercial., 1907-07-02

DIR. J. ID. Wise of West Point,
was in Columbus Friday.
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Alaska A. Al 42 Oceanic S Co. 1&
Asso OIL Co. Ala 42 Pac Aux A IL -
Cal A. 104 1851 Pac Borax. 1921
Cal Wine A. 92A Pac Tel 90. 100
MY& MtTm. ITO
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fufnre Grnin and ProvisIons


CHICAGO March 6.-Reports Of damage to
the fall-sown crop caused strength today IN the
local wheat market the May delivery closing at
a net gain Of q 61sc. Corn also up q q nc.
Oats showed gain Of = c. Provisions were 211c
lower TO &c higher. The majority OF the damage
reports related 20 inroads said to have been
made on winter wheat in Texas and oklahoma
by the green bug" although a number of dis
patches told Of injury by foods to the crop in
Ohio and Southern Indiana
The market opened easy selling by pit
traders, who were Influenced by moderate de-
cline at Liverpool and fairly liberal receipts in
the Northwest. May wheat opened 4 a 2sc low
at 75ss I15a4c. sold at 20 y 6575Ssc and then
advanced TO 76ssc. Final quotations were at
76Ssc-
Corn was firm because of an urgent demand
from commission houses. The marked strength
ening influence estimate that the year S
crop in Argentina would be only about a third
of that Of last year May closed strong. May
opened a shade lower TO &c higher at 46st to
sei1 046Sse advanced TO 1875 @47e and closed at
46kc.
Oats were in brisk demand The May option
was neglected for July. May opened shade
lower 70 K a l4e higher at 4I5s 0413sc advanced
10 42c and closed at Al x @42c.
Provisions were Irregular. Ribs were In active
demand. while pork and lard were sold freely by
local packers. The close was fairly steady, with
May pork of 252c. Lard was unchanged and
ribs up &c.
Taadsnr fufures RANGED ae follours.
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is sufficient for the market Few changes in
prices were made.
All kinds of FISH are scarce. Poultry is I'M
Produce receipts Eggs. 3o4 cases; butter,
zzO4 pounds; cheese Anchor. $500 poundsi pota-
toes, l1I5 SACKS; beans, 900 sacks.
fonowing Are jobbing prices:
hSGS-L9cal ranch, candled. zoe; Northern
.oiu9 BD9TTER-valley creamery, fancy. 0hc;
cnoice. 5215c; cooking, 22924c.
" HE5asE.Northern, fresh lie; Northern, stor-
age. lee; Anchor. large. 1sc; Anchor. Young
giles, 1IQ19c; Eastern longhorn, zoe; Eastern
dairy, 1Sc; Swiss imported, 2s@29c; Swiss, do
ines1ic, 2Oc; hmburger, 1Sc-
PoO RY-Seliing prices, live weight lb-
afens zen So loegllc; young ROSTERS, 1S@2oc; fryers
zO923c broilers, 23G26c; old roosters. 11Qt12c:
turkeys, large 1s@19c; small 16@17c; ducks,
l59l6c; geese. l5616c
GARDEN PRODUCE.
POTATOES Ia ctl)-Idaho Rurals, .s5; Colo
rado, S210; Salinas. $3.50; Highland. S2.25; Ore
toes. yellow. 81
ONIoNS-Yellow Danvers. Northern. S1.75;
Australian, brown. Northern, 81. .25 al so: garlic,
&c; chilis, evaporated. 121s @13ho; sundried. 13
@13c
BEANS ga ctD-Pink. No. 1, S2.75: lima, No.
l. 80; Lady Washington. No. l. $2.76@3; do
small white, No. j. S3.25@3. 40; Blackeyes, S4.50
90; Garyanzas, $4.25@450; lentils. 1215 @15c
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rnr Anrele. nrarI.ets

Los ANGELES. March 6.-The recent storm
has had It's effect upon the produce market and
there has been a marked falling OF In receipts,
owing TO bad roads and 10 the almost total
suspension of railroad traffic In and out Of this
city.
Owing 10 the rIsettled condition OF the
weather the prOI.ce market continues dull.
Official receipts OF butter and eggs reported
10 the exchange are light today. This was
caused by the delayed valley trains yesterday.
Butter Is IA fair supply. which soon viii be
supplemented By large shipments already Ga the
way. Advanced prices I'm San Francisco preclude
the possibility of immediate decline here
Eggs have a tendency toward scarcity today,
but large receipts are expected tomorrow and
Increase was made IN the official quota
tions.
Potatoes are trihe frmer. Dealers maintain
that they soon viii increase in price,
Onions continue TO be practically glut upon
the market.
Sweet potatoes are scarce and In good demand
Asparagus Is a little cheaper with prospects
for further decline.
Owing TO the wet fields difficulty is exper-
fenced IN securing a supply Of vegetables that
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EVAPORATF
New work. Metal Market

NEW YORK. March 6-The London tin mar
ket was lower ct fl90 Us Cd for spot and El2s
IS Cd for futures. Locally the market was easy
with spot quoted at $4175942, or about lO
points lower the average
Copper los lower in the London market,
with spot quoted at EI09 and futures at El1o Is
Cd The local market was firm, with lake quoted
S25 25 025.50 electrolytic at $24 81 p G25 12 y
and casting at S24.5OG24.75
market and Ei9 les Sd in London.
Spelter was 2s Cd lower al f26 in London, but
remained steady locally at Sc. .S0@S.90.
Iron was higher in the English market with
standard foundry quoted 54s I'd and Cleveland
warrants at SIS 10i2d. Locally the market was
unchanged No. / foundry. Northern. is quoted
at S25. 25@2e %; No. foundry. Northern, al
S24 700 @25.75; No. foundry Southern. at S264
1850; No. foundry. Southern, at $25Q2o.
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NON Ynrk Grain and Prnlnce

NEW YORK, March -FLOUR-Receipts,
&C. 200 barrels: exports. 10000 barrels Sales,
1900: steady with trade light.
WEEAT-ReceiptS 2S, S,000 bushels; sales,
Spot firm, No. 2 red. seize elevator; No. red,
S3Ec f. b. aioat: No. / Northern Duluth.
81 ikc.i T. O. b. afioat; No. hard winter, So 1ac
T. o. b. afoat. With the exception OF slight
bull control all day, advancing about sc a
busbel from the low point. The strength at
Minneapolis was unfavorable
Argentine cables better -four demand. cover
ing Of shorts and the southwest crop news
furnished the chief buying motives. Last prices
showed u a &c net advance. May. S312 asa nc;
closed. 81 4 g. July. SO 7-16Gs4Hc; closed S41zc c;
September. 50 1880 So &c closed S3lac.
Hops. hides. wool and petroleum. steady.
SUGAR-Rsw, steady; fair refining. 1916;
centrifugal. SO test. 7-16c; moiasses sugar,
ll-l6c; refined. steady
COFFEE-Futures closed steady at net loss
Of 1oW20 points. Sales were reported of so, 100
bags. including: March at S6.50q6.55; April,
50. .25aG- 30: September. Sc 20@6. %; December.
S6.20@630; January. $e.25; February, Sc. 259
G30.
Spot coffee quiet No I Rio. 7ssc: No 4
Santoa Sssc; mild coffee, steady; Cordoya,
9012Mc.
BUTTER Steady. unchanged
EGGS-Firm; western seconds, 1S91S1c.
DRIED FRUITS
EYAPORATED APPLES-Quiet Choice 81 a
S15e: prime, 10714c.
RUNES-Unsettled-- California fruit, so
BE; Oregon. 5k M10c.
APRiCOTS-Quiet and firm. Choice, lse; ex-
ira choice. 1915 @19c; fancy 19G20c
PEACHES-Un Unchanged: choice. 11M121ac; ex-
ira choice, l2A @1319c; fancy, 12A 014c; extra
RAisINs-Loose Muscatels two crown to
three crown. S99c; seeded, 7k@lO%c; London
layers, S1.35Ql.45.
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Butter. Cheese and EGG.

The Butter market. while less excited than on
the preceding day. retained all of the hrmness
noted in the last report. the supply still
far below the demand, which was unusually heavy
because outside points purchasing freely
here. Everything offered found prompt sale at
the high prices established the preceding day,
and several dealers reported their inability to Sc
cure sufficient stock to I'LL orders.
There nothing in Eggs. Receipts con-
tinued heavy, the consumption enormous.
had to be held over or stored9
ceipts of this staple are running light and will
most likely continue while Butter prices are
high, manufacturers paying attention
to the latter and the production of Cheese is
rather limited.
Receipts were 40, 100 lbs Butter 55,S00 lbs
Cheese and 1898 cases Eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras 35c per ID;
firm; do frsts 3315c, firm; seconds Soc, firm
thirds, 2715c, firm; packing stock, firm at 25c
for No. 1 and 24c for No. .. Storage goods
Packing stock firm at 25c for No. and 22c for
No. 2
CHEESE Fancy California new fats. 1se per
ID, firm; frsts, lac, firm; new Young Amer
icas, fancy 16c firm; frsts, 1870, firm;
local storage nats 131ac, steady; Eastern stor-
age, fancy, 1749c, firm; Oregon do 1S15c,
steady
EGGs-callfornia fresh extras, 1915c per doz.
firm; nrsts 1Sc steady; seconds, 1715c, steady;
thirds, 1619c. steady; soiled, 16c, steady.
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New York Stock LAST

n r. Hutton 4 o., $50 California street,
members OF the New York Stock Exchange.
furnish the following list OF bond and stock
sales yesterday;
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Flour, or SKIS. .
THE STOCK MARKET
Local Stocks and Bonds Neglected
Mining Stocks Irregular, Vita
the Leaders Weak

There not a single bond sale on the
Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday, something
very unusual Trading In stocks was also very
around
The Comstock mining stocks were quiet and
irregular, and while several were stronger the
majority were lower Trading in this group
was average. Segregated Belcher levied an as
sessment OF cents. delinquent April 3. The
assessment of 1Oc on Yellow jacket falls de-
linduent April 16
The feature in the Southern Nevadas was the
sharp decline in GoldfeId Consolidated Mines TO
S.. SIX and in Combination Fraction to $500
The rest of this grOup variable, some sell
ing rather higher and others rather lower. The
volume OF business was fair.
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General NTerchandise

BAGS-San Quentin Bags. 7Zc; Grain Bags
June-July. 50 @S%c; Wool Bags 42h64715c
COAL-Wellington, s12 per ton; New WeiIine-
ton. $12; Beaver HiiI, $40: Coos Bay. SO: RicS-
mond, $12; Cumberland, S14 in bulk and SIS. 25
in sacks; Welsh Anthracite, SIS; Coke. sic per
ton In bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
nominal.
OIL-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. 54e
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw cases 6c
more; Castor Oil, In cases. No. 1, Toe: Bakers
"A. cases. $1.2861.80; Lucol, soc for boiled ana
4Scs for raw; China Nut, cases, S569Oc per gal
Ion; Cocoanut Oil, In barrels, 58c for Ceylon and
DOC for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL, CSC; natural winter Sperm OIL 65c natural
Whale Oil. soc; extra winter strained Lard OIL
SIC; No. Lard 0n Csc; Pure Neatsfoot on
75c; No 1 Neatsfoot OIL, 571ac: Herring ON
40c; Salmon OIL 35c; boiled Fish OIL 35c; Paint
Oil, 35c.
GOAL OIL GASOLINE, Erc.-water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. 10611c; special do.
121ac; Pearl OIL, in cases, lie; Astral, lie:
Star. 17c; Extra Star, 20c: Elaine. 26c: Eocene'
19c; Stove Gasoline. in bulk, IKE; in cases
24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate, iron barrels or
drums, Sc; No. do 6&c; cases. eye more:
Benzine. In bulk. 1215c; in cases. ice; So degree
Gasoline in bulk. SOC; in cases, 36c.
TURPENTINE-9511 per gallon In cases and
S91ac in drums and iron barrels.
ROSIN (per $50 lbs grossl-F, So so: n $5. .95.
/, 10; NJ. 81; W c. $50
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead S6S1lc
per Id; White Lead sgS1se. according to guam
sUgAR--A1 grades except Crystal Domiaos
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Some slight changes in Beans will be seen.
Limas have moved up somewhat and Backeyes
are reported very firm. The other kinds are
steady, with continued fair demand for assorted
cars for shipment.
BEANS gper ctI--Bayos. s2-3002. SO: Pea, So
Q3.25; small White. 81. .75@2.e5; large White,
$2.154235: Pink, $2@2.25: Red. $2.5002 rs;
Llmas. $4.2oQ4.30; Red Kidneys. $3-3563.75;
Blackeyes. S4.65Q4.75; Butter, nominal at 81 90;
Cranberry Beans. $3.1603.35.
sEEDS-Brown Mustard. $350@4; Yellow
Mustard, nominal Flaxseed, S275; Canary, 4c;
Aifalfa, 13c; Rape, 1@31ac; Timothy, nominaf,
Hemp, ~ 95c per ID; Millet &c; Broom Corn
Seed, $1S920 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles, nominal: Green Peas
$2.50Q2.75 per ell
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In burdensome supply and weak. with poor lots
selling well below the inside quotation.
IN the vegetable market Asparagus and Rhu-
barb were In greatly increased supply and lower,
the decline in the former being quite sharp. For
the first time in several days there was quite a
surplus OF both staples uncared for at the close.
Ihere were no Peas received and the other vege-
tables were unchanged.
POTATOES-Per ctl; River White. S1.T04
l;s0; Oregon Bnrbanks. 81 .40@1 80; Early Rose.
Garnet Chiles $1.3o@140.
ONlONS-YellQw, per ctl 75c6$1.
Observation-Disclosures. 9@10c per lb for
extra, 1G6c for No. L and 50l6c for No. .:
Rhubarb, S1.50@2; Green Peas, per ID:
Tomatoes, Mexican, 81 .2541.50 per box; Hot
house Cucumbers, 81 az per dozen; Mexican Pep
pers, l5c per lb; Cream Squash, e5375c per box;
Garlic, 21a@4cs per lb; Celery, 25@50c per
dozen; Cabbage, $i.25 per ctl; Caulilower 50ee
Soc per Dozen Carrots, roc per sack; Turnips,
$1@1.25 per sack; Marrowfat Squash. $15@20
per ton: Hubbard Squash, S35@40 per ton; Mush-
rooms 35@l50c per lb
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Poultry and Came

Under continued light arrivals and strong de-
mand the Poultry market remained very firm
and desirable offerings of all descriptions were
closed ont at the top quotations fast
as they came to hand, Another car of Western
Chickens marketed and cleaned up readily at
Ss@S.50 per dozen. There were no changes IN
Game, the supply being Just about sufficient to
BALANCE the demand.
POULTRY-per dozen: Hens. s769 for
large and $5@6 for small; old Roosters. $4. 5o@5;
young Roosters, $7.50@9; FryerS. Sc. 50@ 30:
Broilers, $6d650 for large and S4j0M5.50 for
small; Pigeons, S1.25@150; Squads. $3@3. 80:
Ducks, $7@S for young and $5q6 for old
Geese. 81. 50@3 per pair
GAME-Gray Geese, $3.50: White Geese, 81 80
az; Brant, "a for large and 81 for small; Honk-
ers, S6@7.5o; Hare, 1925; Cottontan Rabbits,
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wastree several points, with heavy trading
Cotton Copper stocks also higher Money, 434G64.
Silver 1zc lower. Exchange rates unchanged
Wheat firm everywhere Barley steady Oats strong Corn dull
Hay advanced again under scarcity Feedstufs firm
Lima Beans higher and other kinds steady to firm.
Live Beef, Sheep, Calves and Hogs higher.
Refined Sugar marked up Soc
Eastern Wool markets very active and firm.
Barreed Pork makes sharp advance
Potatoes and Onions continue in large supply and weak
Poultry market firm and cleaning up well
Butter firm Eggs in excessive supply Cheese tending upward
Fruit market well supplied and quiet.
Nothing the local stock exchanges.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, March 6.-During most of the ses-
sion today Liquidation was very heavv and nrices
showed bad break all through the list Money
was 10 10 il per cent and almost impossible ia
gel IN any quantity Most OF the brokers were
buying only for cash and were turning down buy
Ing orders freely Toward the close there was a
good rally, but brokers think that stocks climbed
altogether TOO fast and that there win be sales
again tomorrow With the giltedged railroads
paying . 70 per cent for money there is no in
oncement Tor anybody 10 buy stocks unless they
return 10 per cent. New York wires that lfoui-
dation In the coppers is becoming more pro-
nounced -
NEW YORK. March 6.-rhe Utah cousoli-
dated Mining Company has declared a dividend
OF $l-25 a share and extra dividend OF o5e
per share. payable April 10 Transfer books viii
close March Is ano reopen April o. This places
the stock on the quarterly dividend paving Re els
instead Of 6emiannual
London Closing stocks
Cons Tor money. S6 1-16lHo. Kan & Texas 42z
Cons for account. S0A New York Central. .125
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO March Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, easy; No. spring wheat so@
SEE No. 3. T24S2c; No. red, 7215 @73%c; No.
corn. 4315e; No. ? yellow, 44c; No. 2 oats,
405sc; No. white. z211 @z3Ac; No. white.
az @43c; No. rye. 6315c; fair to choice malt
ing barley, 65G6715c; No. 1 daxseed. SLY; No.
Northwestern, S1-24; prime timothy seed,
$3.50; clover, contract grades, $14 short ribs,
Sle.371s Q16.5o; lard per loo lbs. $s.52h; short
clear sides boxed, $8s7h 993715; whisky,
baffs OF high wines. 81 %.
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have been advanced 30c. The Western Sugar
Refining Company quotes follows. terms net
cash: Cubes A, Crushed and Fine Crushed,
4.S0c; Powdered, 4.65c; Candy Granulated, 4.65c;
Fine. Fruit and Coarse Granulated, 455ci Beet
Granulated (100-lb bags only, 1850; Confec-
TONERS A. 455c; Magnolia A. Also; Extra 9,
4.05c; Golden @. 395e; d. 3s5c: H & f. Cryst-
tai Dominos, S.05c; Tablets, halfhbls. 50Jc;
boxes, $500 per III. Barrels and 50-lb bags 1Oc,
half-bbls 25c and boxes soc more per 100 lbs for
all grades No order taken for less than 75 bar
res or tts equiYaent
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EASTERN MARKETS

New York Money Market
NEW YORK, March 6.-Hrime mercantile pa
per, b%Q6 per cent
Mooey on call nrm, 6st per cent; ruling rate.
q. Closing bid offered at IS per cent
Time loans steady; sixty days, per cent;
ninety days So. per cent; six months, 1s45%
per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy, with acu1al business
IN BANKER bills at 81 S445Q 4 $3.50 for demand
snf at s. SO3Odl4 SO35 Tor sixty y-cay bills
Posted rates, S4S1is and 81 Sb5s-
Commercial bills. S4.SOl64- So3s-
Bar silver, 6s7sc.
Mexican collars. %
Bonds-Governmentx frm: railroad bonds II
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Northern Wheat Market

OREGON.
PORTLAND, March 6.-WHEAT1Club, roc;
oluestem, re; red. CSC: valley, roc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. March 6.-WHEAT-Unchanged
Biuestem, lie; club, 69c; red, &c.
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO March 6.-CATTLE-Receipts
10000 Steady to l0e higher. Beeves, 81 20G
6.90; and hefers $1-7505.2 %; stockers
and feeders, S2.75@5; calves, $od7.5O-
HoGS-Receipts, 1900. Market strong.
Mixed and butchers, $6.S0@7; good heavy,
1892 y al o21a rough heavy, $6.S0Q6.90; light,
$6.S0G6.971; pigs $6.I5d6-75.
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000; steady TO strong.
Sheep, $3.7545.65; lambs, $4S5@7.60
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Condition Of the Trcasury

WASHINGTON March e.-.Today's statement
exclusive Of the $3.50, 100000 gold reserve,
shows: Available cash balances. S251 .0S6. .0lS /;
gold coin and bullion $117. l45, $50; gold certfn-
cates SAG O51 go
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Butter. Cheere and Err.

CHICAGO. March 6.-on the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steady
creameries. 22d31c; dairies. 20627c; eggs,
steady; at mark. cases included I6c: hrsfs.
l613c; prime hrsts, lie; cheese steady, 1411
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. March 6.-The market was
strong bull support and efforts TO in
shorts. but the latter interest is lacking after
the big advance Movement is somewhat light
er for tomorrow. We getting near the
ginnerS' report which. traders believe, Will be
bearish as the last one Should anything
adverse happen during the planting season a
sharp advance might follow, owing TO the small
amount of floating contracts
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NavaI storc.-Turpentine and Ro.Iu

81 otOrcs--A uEpcHtlhc anu ftOsin
SAVANNAH, March 6.-TURPENTINE-Fir
t152c sales. "a barrels; receipts. so; shipments.
lvS. ROSIN-Firm. Sales, 709 barrels; re-
ceipts 624; shipments, 4o7; stock, sc, ,374.
Quote: a, B, c, 4.20c; d, A. 25c; e, 43oc; F,
1850; G, .40c; II, 4.eoc: L, .65c; X, 5.45c NJ,
o.OOi \, 6lOc; WIG. o.4Oc; NV, 6.55c.
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Potntoe.. ONION. and YexetahIe.

There was no change in prices conditions in
the Potato market yesterday. Business In all
table descriptions was of the usual large proper
tlons, but with stocks still far in excess OF re-
quirements the market remained very weak
There were established prices for Eastern Bur-
banks, most OF which showed effects of frost and
had to be carefully gone over before they could
oe disposed OF satisfactorily. onions Hegs stiu
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Foreign Futures
st. Loui. Wool Market

ium grades, combing and clothing, 2462Sc;
light fine. 20G23c; heavy fine 16@1Sc tub
washed, 3O63Sc
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts. Honey

FRUITS-Apricots, 161b @20c per ID; Evapo-
rated Apples spot. 6s4 Qs1sc Peaches. 101s q
l9c; Pears 71k @1215c; Prunes, 4-size basis, &c;
large sizes, 46l5c.
RAIsINS-Seeded. 81 5@10c; Loose Muscatels.
TIC 7alc and Sc for 2. and crown respect
lively: Seedless Sultanas. 7M7%c; Thompson's
Seedless 71Ac for unbleecned; London Layers,
3-crown. S1.S5; London Layers. 2-crown, Sl.75;
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial So for Dehesa and
s.. so for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonpareils. 171S @1s1Sc; 1
x L, 1o11 91sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 16@17c;, brakes.
1874 414c; Languedocs, 1874 II4c; hardshe1l.
sGioc walnuts. jobbing -softsheIl. I5@
Ice for No. l and 12@13c for No. q Italian
Chestnuts, 50sc per ID.
HoNEY-16@161zc per Id for bright comb and
2ia Q14c for amber; water white extracted.
nominal-none here; amber extracted, 5&@7c
per ID.
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Deciduou. nnd Citrur Frult.

Supplies of everything under this head were
liberal yesterday and there were no changes In
prices calling for comment Apples and Pears
were dull and everything in the Citrus line ex-
cept Oranges was rather slow of sale Stocks Of
Navel Oranges were less excessive than hereto
fore and large receivers reported brighter pros
poets for improved market conditions.
APPLES-S1G1.75 per box for Newton Pip
pins, s112 for red varieties, and $1.25@1.5O for
Bellfowers.
PEARS-Winter Nellis, $f50@2 per box.
CITRUS FRUPTS-Per box: Navel Oranges
s2@250 for fancy. $1.25@175 for choice and
S1@1.25 for standards: Seedlings. S161-50; Tan
gerines, 75c@$1.2 20; Lemons. $2.50@3 for fancy,
81 l.50G2 for choice and S1Q1.25 for standard; !;
Grape Fruit, s.. .25@2.5O for seedless and 81 -254
/. .75 for common: Lines, S7MS per case.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Benanas, $162 per
bunch for Hawaiian and s2@3 for Central Amer
lean; Plneapples, nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-07
Northern BusInesn

1 balances, $l52, ,S45.
PORTLAND, March 6.-Clearings 81 be4 500:
balances, $29l, ,524.
balances, sos. .315.
TACOMA. March s.-clearings, s7o1, ,sss; BAL
ances $l03 9J4