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MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

1t has been iust twenty eight years
since Taylor became member of the
national house Of representatives. Not
one of his colleagues from this state
who sat in that congress is either a
member of the house or senate. He
began his congressional career the
same day that ex. Gov. Benton McMill-
lin first took the oath of Office as a Con
gressmau, and six years before James
d. Richardson became a member of the
great American House of Commons. II
was eight years after Bob Taylor com
menced his national political service
that b. A. Enloe and JOS p Washing
ton were elected to congress. Wher
Bob Taylor became member of thu
house the Prince Rupert OF the demo
cratic party, Isham G. Harris, hat
served but two of the twenty years o
his brilliant senatorial career, and Viii
liam B. Bate did not become membe
Of the Worlds most august legislativ,
body until eight years after Bob Taylo
was sworn in as member of the hous
of representatives.
OF those who were members Of con
gress from Tennessee when Bob Tay
lor took his seat in the house in 1879
Houk and Dibrell and House and Har
ris and Bailey have all since joined tn
silent majority. McMillin and Brigh
are still living, the former one of Tay
lor's most active supporters in his cam
paign for the senate.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-03-14

Jrip sufferers should take Miles NswinA
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-03-14

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SNOW white, creamy, healing antiseptic
balm that gives instant relief to catarrh
of the nose and throat. Make the free
test and see Address DR.. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Wis. Large jars 80 cents. Sold
by ell dealers.
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JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE. THURSDAY, MARCH IA, 1907

district, and Gen. Geo. W. Gordon, of
the Tenth district. The former defeat
ed M. G. Butler for reelection, while
the latter succeeds Gov. Patterson.
Nashville American.
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SENATE OF 1879.

When Senator Taylor takes his seat
in the Senate OF the United States he
will find but two of his colleagues who
we're members of that body when he
became member of the house twenty
eight years ago-the venerable John
I. Morgan, of Alabama, who COM
menced his service in the senate with
Tsham B. Harris, and William B. Ali
son, of Iowa, who has served longer in
the Senate of the United States than
any other man, having entered that
body on March 4, 1878, after serving
eight years in the house.
Among the members of the Sixtieth
congress who aerved with Taylor in
1879 are Speaker Cannon, Of Illinois,
add Bingham, of Pennsylvania. II
Bob Taylor should pause but moment
upon the threshold of the Capitol and
take retrospective view of the past
ty-eight years he will no doubt be
awe stricken at the extent of the
changes which time and the capIicious
American people have wrought during
that period.
When Bob Taylor entered the house
in 1870 Theodore Roosevelt was JUS
old enough to cast his frat ballot; Gro
yer Cleveland was not known outsid,
of Erie county, N. Y William McKin
ley was an obscure member of tn,
house from Ohio, and William Jen
nings Bryan was still in his teens
When Taylor entered the house tha
body was democratic and the grea
Randall was the speaker. Sunset Co,
was in bis prime and Roger G. Mill
and Charles F. Crisp were yet to vii
their spurs. John @. Carlisle, after
ward speaker, senator and secretar
Of the treasury, was then just be gin
ming TO leave his impress upon our ma
tional legislation.
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SENATORIAL AMBITION.

1t was not long after Taylor became
a member of the house that he began
to cherish an ambition to occupy seat
in the senate, and from that day to this
the senatorial toga has been the goal of
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LIES AMBITION REALIZED
Bob Taylor Began His Senatorial Career
atNO0n, March 4.

At noon today the life ambition of
Robert Love Taylor, of Happy Valley,
will be realized, for at that hour, with
the passing of the Fifty-ninth Con-
gress, he willAbegin his term in the
Senate of the United States, to which
he has recently been twice elected by
the Legislature of Tennessee, once by
an overwhelming majority, the second
time by the unanimous vote of the
House, and the almost unanimous vote
of the Senate.
Just a little more than thirty years
ago Bob Taylor appeared upon the po-
litical horizon of Tennessee, his debut
in politics being as q candidate for the
legislature, in which aspiration he was
defeated. 1t was probably fortunate
circumstance for the new Senator that
he failed of election to the Legislature
for seat in the general assembly Of
Tennessee has probably ended the po-
litical career of more democrats than
it has commenced.
Two years later, nothing daunted by
his failure to win in his first contest,
Bob Taylor secured the democratic
nomination for Congress in the First
district. He was pitted against Major
A. Fl. Pettibone, at that time one oi
the strongest and most powerful repub
icans in the State, and in a district
that was then and has since been re-
publican by a majority more than equa
to the democratic vote Despite al
these adverse conditions, however
Taylor entered into the cam paign with
all of his youthful energy and enthusi
asm. His efforts were rewarded ant
he was elected by substantial major
ity, carrying counties that had no
gone democratic since Andrew John
son carried the qanner of his party il
that district.
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Pntatne.. oninns and Vegetables

The large stocks of Potatoes carried over from
last week were increased yesterday by the ar
rival Of nearly 20 carloads from Oregon and the
East. and the market was consequently weak
with prices unsettled. With the inclement
weather still hampering trade, dealers were un-
able to keep stocks moving and the bulk or the
DAYS arrivals were still on hand at the close
Onions continued plentiful and weak, with large
lines of Of stocks selling below the inside quota
tien.
Receipts of Asparagus Sunday were
nearly 2000 boxes but prices were quite steady.
liberal purchasing by Gamers keeping the market
well cleaned up on desirable stock. Rhubarb was
abundant and lower. With only small percent
age Of the arrivals selling at the outside quo
tation. There but little change in the other
vegetables.
PoTAToEs-Per ctf River White s1.T5d
1.s5: oregon Burbsnks. s1.4o61. 80; Early Rose,
81 757i .s5: Eastern Burbanks, 81 .4061. go:
Garnet Chiles 81 1.3o61 40
0NI0NS-Y Yellow. per ctl. 15cqsl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sd9c per ID for
extra. 6G1c for No. 1 and 4Q5c for No. 2; Rhu-
barb. S161-15: Green Peas. 6@1215c per ID.
Tomatoes Mexican. $1@1.5o per box: Hot
house cucumbers. s162 per dozen: Mexican Pep
pers, 15d30c per ID; Cream Squash. 65475c per
box: Garlic. 2i5 d4c per n: Celery, 25d4oc per
dozen; Cabbage. 81 per -ctl: csuinower, 50@
65c per dozen: Carrots. 75c per sack: Turnips,
$G1.25 per sack; Marrowfat Squash. Sl5d20
per ton Hubbard Squash, SS5@4o per ton Mush-
rooms. % d40c per ID.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE partial abatement
of the crop damage scare and the report that
farmers still holding large reserves Of wheat
weakened the local market today. The Govern,
ment crop report which declared that 206, 5000
bushels Of wheat were still in farmers hands,
was made during the last half hour OF trading.
This IS the largest reserve ever recorded Tor
this OF the year, and the publication OF
brought the market within a shade Of the low
est point of the day. The prevailing sentiment
throughout the session was beartsh because or
the conflicting character of the crop damage re-
Texas crop has been severely injured by the
green bug but there seemed 10 be great
difference Of opinion regarding the condition OF
the crop in oklahoma. The market wss also
The close weak. May wheat opened y q 4c
lower at 771h 677&c sold up TO ISc and then
declined TO 71%c. Final prices were at IISs@
TIC. decline Of 141ssc.
The corn market was inclined TO be weak on
selling by pit traders and commission houses,
which was caused by the belief that the Gov
ernment crop report would show large stocks of
corn still in the hands Of farmers These ex-
pectstions were fully realized by the report,
which placed the total reserves at .29S, 1000
bushels the largest amount reported
March l. The market closed easy. May corn
opened Mc lower at 47lSc, sold up TO "A &c, de-
eiined to 465sc and closed &c lower at 47c.
weak selling by small holders,
who were afraid of the Government crop report.
Commission houses also sold actively. The re-
port showed the reserves to be 3S4, 100000 bush
els which more than expected May opened
Il a 14c lower at 42L 6l42%c. sold between Al &c
and 429sc and closed 2G&c lower at fl h Q42c.
Unusually heavy receipts OF live hogs caused
active selling of provisions and brought about
a sharp break in prices At the close May pork
was Of zoe at $16.30. lard was OF 1212c at
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles Open. High. Low Close.
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10. AnreIer Markets

Los ANGELES. March 11.-Hereafter the
official price of butter will be fixed by a spe-
cisl committee Of the Produce Exchange, consist
ing Of I'VE members. whose duty IL will be to
examine conditions from day 10 day and make
prices accordingly. This plan has been adopted
because OF the varying prices which have pre-
Taiied and In order 10 establish uniform
price which all dealers may adhere to- Re-
ceiptE of eggs trine less than they were
SATURDAY.. The same is true Of butter. Pota-
toes arrived in slightly larger amounts. Ship
ments Of butter are expected TO be materially
increased tomorrow.
Potatoes are firm; a greater degree of de-
mand Is reported. Onions. of which none were
received today, are plentiful and are likely to
continue So
All bunch goods are in fair supply and de-
msnd. Lower prices will preveil with better
HsIibut gluts the hsh market; all other kinds
Little change is noted in poultry
Receipts-Eggs SIS cnses; butter, 1882
pounds; potatoes 1898 sacks.
Following are jobbing prices:
EGGS-Local ranch, csndled. 2oc; Northern
ranch. csndled. 19c.
BUTTER-valley creamery fancy. s1hc:
coast creamery. fancy. 60c: coast creamery
choice. 525kc cooking. 22024c.
CHEESE Northern. fresh. 17c: Northern
storage. 16r: Anchor. large. iqc; Anchor, Young
America. 20c: Anchor. hand. 21c; Eastern sin
gles 1T4l9c: Eastern twins. tic: Eastern
cheddsrs 16d1e1zc; Eastern longhorns 2oc
Eastern dairy. lsc: Swiss. imported. 2sd 2sc:
Swiss. domestic. 20c: limburger. 1sc
POULTRY, buying prices, live weight. lb--
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Broilers. IL to pounds 2sc; fryers. 2]< to ~
pounds, 2lc; roasters. or more POUNDS. 20. O. !.
stays, SCI hens 15d15hc; old roosters; &C.
turkeys, heavy, Ice; light, not wanted oucks,
doz
Selling prices, live weight, lb-Hens, d6c
young ROSTERS. 16c: fryers. 22c; hroiIers, ziS'
old rosters &c; turkeys. large, isG fsc' smai'
l6@l7c; ducks. 15@l6c: geese. 15Gl6c- -
Prices. frozen dressed Eastern stock, ID
Hens, 1Sc; young roosters, 191ac; rivers, Isc
broilers, 26c; turkeys, old toms, 21 lsc; young
toms, 23c; hens, 2215c: geese, 171ac; ducks. lsc.
POTATOES "a ctl)--Idaho Rurals, $l.I5; Colo-
rado 81; Salinas. $3.50; Highland 81 y -; ore re
gon, S2.25; Early Rose, Eastern, $50 Z. oo'
wisconsin 81: Minnesota, 81; sweet potatoes.
yellow. 81; new stock 6GTc h.
ONlONS-Yellow Danvers, Northern. Sl.do,
Australian. brown. Northern. $1.a5Gl9o; garhc,
Sc chilis. evaporated, 12a G131s sun dried,
d13c.
BEANS Ga ctl)-Pink No. 1, s2.75; lima. No.
l, s475@5; Lady Washing ton. No. 1, 81. 759s;
do small white, No. 1. So. 25@3 40; Blackeyes,
S5;5o@6-5o; Garvanzas. $5.5oGe; lentils, l21a
HONEY Ia lb)--comb. water white, Ice: light
amber l4c; comb, white. 15@20c; extracted,
water white. 60lb cans. u @Sc; extracted.
white, 60-lb cans, 715c; light amber, &c.
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General Merchandise

BAGS-san Quentin Bags TIC. Grain Bags
June-July. s%@s1sc; Wool Bags. 42h @4Tlac.
wellington. So per ton: New weliinz-
mond. S12: Cumberland. s14 IN bulk and sI6 25
in SACHS Welsh Anthracite. $15: Coke SIG per
ton in bulk and SIS In sacks; Rocky Mountain
nominal.
O1L-Quotations are for barrels Linseed. 54e
per gallon for boiled and 52c for raw cases Sc
more; Castor Oil, in cases. No. I. 75c; Bakers
AA, cases. 81. .2sd1.30; Lucol, SOC for boiled and
4Sc for raw: China Nut, cases. $4,000 per gal
Ion; Cocoanut Oil In barrels. Sc for Ceylon and
soc for Australian extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL. CSC; natural winter Sperm Oil. CSC: natural
Whale OIL SOC; extra winter strained Lard Oil,
s5c; No. ] Lard Oil; ese; Pure Neatsfoot Oil.
4oc; Salmon Oil. s5c: boiled Fish OIL. s5c; Paint
coal OIL. GASOLINE. ETc.-water white
Coal OIL; from tai tank wagons. 1o@l1c; special do
Star. 17c: Extra Star. 20c: Elaine. 26c; Eocene
19c: Stove Gasoline in bulk 1715c in cases
24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. 2 DO. size: cases. sl5c more;
Gasoline. in bulk 3oc. in cases 36c.
TURPENTINE-e5isc per gallon in cases and
se15c in drums and iron barrels
RosIN sper 2s9 lbs gross,-F. $50: H. SIS %;
RED AND WHITE LEAD--Red Lead. snsBc
rer lb; White Lead. s6slsc. according to guam
SUGAR--The Western Sugar Refining comnsnv
quotes follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed 4s0c: Powdered
Csc; Candy Granulated. 1850: Fine. Fruit and
Coarse Granulated. 455c: Beet Granulated f1OO-
Magnolia A. 415c; Extra C. Lose: Golden G.
a.e5c: d. s.s5c: Fl. & f. CRYSTAL Doulinos o5c:
Tablets. half.bbls. 5.o5c: boxes 5.a0c per ID
Barrels snd 5o-lb bags loc. half-bbI 25c and
order taken for less than 20 barrels or Its equiv
alent
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wa-street stocks point Call Money 3Iz@5A
Cotton from ? to 10 points lower Copper stocks higher
Silver declined SC No change in Exchange
Government of grain IN farmers hands
Southern mining stocks depressed and still lower
Wheat firm and unchanged. Future Barley higher.
Oats. Corn and Rye previously quoted.
ivey and strong market for Hay. Feedsus unchanged
Beef slightly higher Mutton lower Spring Lamb offering
Potatoes and Onions plentiful and weak
Two cars of Western Poultry sell off well.
Eggs &c 10 lLzc lower. Butter weak Cheese firm.
Wet weather checks trading in Fresh Fruits.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK March l1--Money on call
stesdy at 3ls 10 , per cent; ruling rate, 2
1er cent closing bid 3 per cent: offered at
& per cent. .,
Time loans strong. sixty days, 6G615 per cent:
nlnerv davs per cent; six months, % per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 6Q6A per cent;
Sterling exchange soft. with actual business
Sr bankers hills at s. S420d4 Sab for demand
nf 81 s7S5Nz go FOR sixty bills
Posted rates s.. 81 Q4.S1i5 and S4-so51.
Commercial bills. S447Sz-
Bar silver sac
Mexican dollars. 53-sc.
bonds Governments. steadyi railroad pohoe'
irregular
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The heavy rains of the past few days. to-
gether with the previous high quotation for the
best Eggs. effectuslly checked storing and the
spectators, who had purchased outright in the
country turned their surplus holdings into the
open market, thereby causing break in prices.
Extras marked down TO 2o1zc per Dozen
decline of &c, and seconds were 1sc lower on
sales at 17c.
The tendency in Butter decidedly down
ward, and while there was not actual decline
the market was officially reported weak on ex-
tras instead of firm as at the close of last week
The belief that decline was imminent Was
general among handlers and some large receivers
expressed willingness to shade the quotation for
extras after the regular session of the Exchange.
Cheese ruled nrm, with receipts still running
light
On the Exchange IS cases OF Eggs were sold
10 cases of extras selling at zoe and % cases
of frsts at tic
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter 1880 lbs
Cheese and 2027 cases Eggs.
The following were the official quotations as
established by sales, bids and offers the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 35c per III.
weak do frsts 33Ec, firm: seconds. Soc. firm
thirds. 2731c, firm; packing stock, firm at 26c
for No. 1 and 24c for No 2. Storage goods
Packing stock, firm at 25c for No. / and 2215c
for No. 2
CHEESE-Fancy, California new fats, 16c per
10, firm frsts. lac firm; Young Amer
icas: fancy. 1910, firm; 6rsts. 1315c. firm
local storage fats. 131ac. steady; Eastern stor-
age fancy. 1I1ac. firm; Oregon do. 13 &c. steady.
EGGS-California fresh extras 201ac per doz,
firm; hrsts. Ice, firm; seconds tic, firm; thirds
1910, firm; soiled, Ice, firm.
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Wheat. ctls -. s45 Potatoes. SKIS -. 1.7o7
Oats. ctls -..... ZOO
WASHINGTON
THE STOCK MARkET
Southern Nevadas DepresSed-Com-
stocks Acfixe and IrreEular

SOutnern NeNadaS DepresSe0-COnA-
stocks Active and Irregular
Yesterday was dull day the Stock and
Bond Exchange, sales of all kinds of securities
being small. Alaska Packers was higher. selling
up to $45. 70. California Wine per cent bonds
were ex-coupon Of $3.50.
The new mining exchange, recently formed by
the amalgamaton OF the San Francisco Mining
Exchange and the San Francisco and Tonopah
Mining Exchange, is holding no calls at present,
as II is completing its arrangements.
The Southern Nevadas opened the week de-
pressed and lower all around. though the market
strengthened toward the close. without. however.
recovering the days loss in full. The most act
I've stocks were Mohawk Consolidated Leasing.
ST. Ives. Diamondfeld Triangle. Red Top Exten-
sion and Black Butte Extension The volume Of
business was larger than of late. though it con-
sisted in the main of orders to sell. The Com
stocks were very irregular, some rising and 9TH
ers falling. Belcher was very active at a pro-
nounced advance.
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New York Cotton Mnrket

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE market was fron
70 10 points lower. The situation is IN
changed. except that certain features have be-
for the first six months of the season over
900 600 bales more than last wear for the
same period, operators say laat supplies nv fhe
FIRST Of the season may be down 70 mini,nun,
that Wall cause anxiety, particularly should the
crop developments be at ALI unfaVorsble
Price says. TT looks as ii the reaction ,r
the market was about over. Selling has been
general. There are rumors that the Nstsousl
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 11.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady No. spring wheat, so
No 2 corn. 444c; No. yellow, 45Ac; No. 2
oats. 4hc No 2 white, 44c; No white. 42A
d44c: No 2 rye, 66c; fair 70 choice mailing
Northwestern. s1221: prime timothy seed
$3.50; clover. contract grades. 1880 short ribs
sides loose). Sas7l1@9 mess pork, per bbl
s16.3712 d165o: lard, per 100 lbs. $780, short
clear sides boxed, $eae.37ta; whisky, basis of
high Wines. 81 %.
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as there practically no supplies. Game
met with average demand and cleaned up
at about previous prices.
POULTRY-Per dozen Hens. STds for large
and S5@6 for small; old Rooeters, S4.50@5;
young Roosters. $T.5069: Fryers. 81. 7-50;
Broilers. S666.5O for large and $4.50@5.50 for
small; Pigeons $1.5OG1.T5; Squads. SS.5o@4;
Ducks, $I9S for young and S5@6 for old;
Geese. S2.5063 per pair
GAME--Gray Geese. $500 White Geese. 1.5o
az; Brant. 81 for large and 81 for small: Honk-
ers. $6@7.50; Hare, 81; Cottontail Rabbits.
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Beans and Seeds

Market conditions were unchanged yesterday.
BEANS fper ctl)--Bayos $2.3o@2.55: Pea. So
@3.25; small white, 81, T5@2;s5; large White.
81 1ba2. .35: Pink. $2G2.25; Red, S2.5o@2. 70;
Limas. S4l5@4.2o: Red Kidneys. S3.s5ta3 20 ;
Rlackeyes, s4.75G4.90 Butter. nominal at $3.50;
sEEDS-BroWn Mustard. s3.5o64: Yellow
Mustard. nominal: Flaxseed $2.75: Canary, 4c;
Alfalfa 13c Rape, 1931ac: Timothy. nominal;
Hemp. Az d5c per lb; Millet, &c; Broom Corn
Seed. s1s620 per ton.
DRIED PEAS--Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
SO 50d2 IL Nor ctI
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE visible supply
Of grain Saturday. March 3. as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. was as follows:
Wheat 45, $50 900 bushels. increased $50 600
i 257 600 bushels: oats Io. .227 900 bushels. de-
creased ST., 900 bushels; rye 1856, 900 bushels.
decreased 81 600 bushels; barley 2,25l,O0O bush
els decreased i6S 600 bushels.
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Easfern Live.tock Market

CHICAGO. March l1.-CATTLE-Receipts
ss 900 Market steady 70 1oc lower Beeves.
ers and feeders. 50 s5d $40; calves. s617. 30
HOGS-Receipts 80. 600. Market SC and &c
lower. Mixed and butchers. So. s5Q7 021a; good
heavy. SC e0QTo5: rough heavy. So. 75@6-95;
light S6.so97. 02la: pigs. s6G6.s0
SHEEP-Receipts 900 Market 10c higher
Sheep, S375Q6: lambs 81 T561716.
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Butter. Chee.e and Err.

CHICAGO, March lion the Produce Fix
change today the butter market weak:
creameries, 22630c; dairies, 20G27Ac; eggs,
steady; at mark. cases included. 16c; frsts,
l61zc; prime frsts. lie; Cheese. steady, 14lh
@l6kc.
ELGIN. H.. March i1.-BUTTER--Firm- at
Sic; output for the week. 517. 900 pounds.
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rated Apples. spot, 6% @S15c; Peaches. 105@
13c; Pears. 71z@1215c; Prunes, 4size basis. &c;
large Sizes 4d5c.
RAIsINs-Seeded. s1s@1oc; Loose Iuscatels,
TIC. 7Ac and Sc for ., and crown respect
lively; Seedless Sultanas, 7@7hc; Thompson's
Seedess, 715c for unbleached; London Layers.
3-crown, $1.S5; London Layers 2crown. 81. rs:
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and
80 for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds Nonpareils. 171h@1sc;
x L, 1914 d1sc: Ne Plus Ultra. 16017c; brakes,
1871 614c; Languedocs. 1874 G14c: hardshell.
9@10c. Walnuts. jobbing price-Softshen. 15Q
16c for No. 1 and 12G13c for No 2; Italian
Chestnuts 56sc per lb.
HONEY-16@16i5c per ID for bright comb and
12t5 614c for amber; water white extracted,
nonlinal-none here; amber extracted, 5&dIc
per lb.
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st. I.oui. wool Market

ST. LOUIS, March 11.-wool- Steady Me-
dum grades combing and clothing. 24@2S15c:
light hne, 2o@23c; heavy fine, 16@1sc; tub
washed, 3o@3Sc.
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Condition Of the Trer.ur,

WASHINGTON. March u-Todar's state
ment of the Treasury balances in the renersI
fund shows: Available cash balances s2s7 rsaz
o56; gold coin and bullion. Sis e8s 800: gold
certificates, &z7.el5.s $50. so'u
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
LOCAL MARKETS


TINE-Firm 7BLc
RoSIN-Firm; sales. 1853; receipts. 323 ship
ments, $3.50; stock 81 9o2. Quote: A, B, G,
S425; f. $3.50: F, S4-35; G, $40; 81.
S465; L. $4.65: X, $3.50: NJ, $3.50; n, 50. 20;
" G, $6.10; W W. S6.65.
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Bar tHver--Steady; 81 ibid per ounce.
Money--zk Q4h per cent
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short bills is 1910 per cent ana for three
months bills lb-I6 per cent
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PouItrv and Game

Two of Western Poultry to hand
yesterday and met with steady call, large
Chickens. which constituted the bulk of the ar.
rivals, selling of we'll at $Sj5 per dozen Quo
tations for domestic stock were largely nominal