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Hay and Feedstuns

The receipts Of Hay were 500 TONS including
43 cars, but only few Of the latter were run
out into the Hay yards. The market was ex-
tremely firm IN consequence, and buyers scrsni-
bled for the hay. One car of extra choice was
sold at S24 per ton. but this figure was above
the market. The Hay merchants sttll complain
bitterly of the dilstoriness of The railroads in
hauling the Hay in from the country. There are
many loaded on sidetracks in the country,
and the Oakland yards are said TO be full OF
them, but they do not TO reach the San
Francisco Hay yards.
The situation in Feedstufs remains as before.
Bran is still scarce and firm, while the supply Of
Shorts 10 sufficient for the daily needs Of con-
sumers.
BRAN-s21 50d % so per ton
MIDDLINGS-S 130 per yon
SHORTS-$21. 50023 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, S2450Q 25-o0
Mixed Feed. s23625; Oilcske Meal. nominal;
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills s26 in 10 and
$5o@si; Cracked Corn. $s1@s2; Broom. Corn
Feed. 9oc per ctl: Alfalfa Meal, carload lots,
$50 50; 5obbing. s21 50 per ton; Mealfalfa,
HAY-ChoIce wheat. s1s@22 so per ton; good
Wheat, sl6@1s; other grades Wheat, Sl5ql5;
Wheat and oat $1,000: Tame oat. N2Qls;
wild ost $1o@14; Common Hay, slo@i2; Al
falfa, $9@13. 80; Stock, S10@12 per ton.
STRAW-40Q75c per bale.
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~ york Graiu and Produce

NEW YORK March 2.-FLoUR-Receipts,
l24 600 barrels; exports 1900 barrels MsAs "a -
"a 40: do bakers. S3.55G3.75: winter patents.
Sc. .60d3. IS; winter straights S3.40Q3-So: VIII VIII
Ter extras 81 SOFAS; winter low graoe' s@-'oW
wHEAr-Receipts. 1000 bushels; exports. 2s.-
500 bushels 6e :, 81 Spot ~efk a. aoost Ne' Sorthern
Duluth 9I&c T. q. b. shoat; No. hard winter,
s5 o b. aSst In FespOnse snd 70 reskness
of outside markets wheat acted heavy al the
forenoon. closing &C net lower. May closed at
sac July $3.50 and September s2a4c.
BoPS-Steady State common to choice. 1905
crop lsd2Sc; 1908 crop. sale: Pscihc Coast
1905 crop. loalsc; 1908 crop. s@l2e. So n,,s
HIDES-Steady. Galveston. 20 10 = pounos'
2oc. California. 2I to IS pounds. 2ic; Texas dry,
"a 70 30 pounds lec ,aoo.
Mo0I1Stesdy Domestic 1eece. qT York
7.75c; Philsdelphis and Baltimore, 77oc' DO in
srGAR&steady. Fair refining. 1876; cen
trifugnI. es test, T-16c; molasses sugar,
l1-16c. Refined. steady; No 8. 4.30c No: 4,
4.25c; No S: 4-2oc; No g. 4.l5c; NO. e. 10 4.o9c
3.s5c; eonfectioners' A. 4.5oc; mold A, 5o2c'
powdered. 4s0c; gTsnulated. 4.lOc; cubes, 4.soc;
70 < points higher Sales were reported ooo OF
25. .25s bags. including: March. 6.25c; May, 63oc;
July. e.40c; September. e.25c: December. 625c.
mild steady; Cordova 9G12Ac.
BUTTER-Unchanged-
EGGs-Easy. Western hrsts. 26c; seconds
DRIED FRUITS
FVAPORATED APPLES-The market con-
tinues quiet but little stesdier Cd the high
grades Fancy are quoted at Sc. choice st
S@S15c. prime at 7d7Lc.
PRTNES-Are without quotable change. quo
tations for California fruit ranging from 3@l3c
and Oregon from 51< d1oc.
APRICoTS-Unchanged with choice quoted at
lsc, extra choice at 1s15 a 19c fancy at 19d20c.
PEACHES-Are quiet and firm. with choice
quoted at II dl2zc extra choice at II Il a l3l9c.
fancy at l2& df4c and extra fancy at 13@15c.
RAISINS-Are steady. with loose muscatels.
two crown 10 three crown. quoted ia Sd9c;
6l.45.
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WHEAT-Chicago was lower IN spite or di-
minishing receipts, and reported Liverpool unre-
continued very firm, with holders disinclined TO
sell.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, S127la @1.35; do milling.
$1.35; California White Australian. N.8Ih q
i.42h; lower grades of California. s1.10@1 25;
Northern Club, S1.27h @132h; Northern Blue
stem, sl42h; Northern Red, S1.25@1.27h.
FUTURES
10 to 1880 a. N. session
May-S1. .2eA
BARLEY-The market continues to advance
under active demand. and both spot and fu-
ture quotations higher. The 7200-sk lot of
Feed mentioned yesterday as having received
several bids Of s1.15 was sold at $l.lT19. This
shows the buoyancy of the market.
CASH BARLEY
Good 10 choice feed. spot. 81 15QI.1 .171s; COM
mon TO fair. S1.05Gl.l215 per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping $l.2o per ctl; Ghevalier, $1.1591 20
for poor TO common and .26@l.S5 asked for
choice
FUTURES
10 TO 1889 a. m session
May........Nq sales; 81 .isA bid. s1,ls11 asked.
December ...si ,es% 81 .oe $l.0s% s1.O9
OATS-Are sfill active and firm. with quota
tions unchanged.
Good to choice Red for feed, $l.4091.55; com
mon TO fair. $1.3oG1371s; Red, for seed,
l.5oG1 .65; White. 81. 42l5 a. 1.65; Black, SLIGO
az: Gray, S1.421a @1.50 per ctl.
CORN-Samples showing on Change meet with
little attention, the demand continues very
slack. Prices firm. however.
California small round yellow. $l.55: large
Yellow, 81 .30@1 .35; White, S1-3o@l 49, Western
State sacked-Yellow, s1.3o@l.35i White, $l.3O
81 25 Brown Egyptian. sl.12h Oils.
RYE-S1 .35@I :42h per ctl for California and
81 .35@1 40 for Utah.
BUCKWHEAT-s2@2.2 2.25 per ctl.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street Stocks close the week again Cotton steady
Copper Silver declined &c Exchange unchanged
Local Bank Clearings gain "a per over 1906
Goldheld Stocks Local Securities quiet
quiet and unchanged Barley continues TO advance
Oats firm and selling fairly. Corn and Rye dull
Hay strong merchants complaining of slow deliveries
Bran scarce and firm. Shorts in sufficient supply.
working around into hrmer condition again
Fresh and Cured Meats about previously stated
Potatoes Onions weak. with the former plentiful
Poultry and Game cleaned up and firm
frner and higher. Eggs and Cheese unchanged
Oranges in large supply and generally poor
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Ubeat and Ofber Grain.

WHEAT-Chicago was lower in spite Of d
minishing receipts, and reported Liverpool unre-
sponsive to the American decline This market
continued very firm. with holders disnclined to
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FIour and Farinaceou. Good.

The movement In Flour. though very good.
would be still better were it not for the car
shortage which prevents the millers from get
ting the wheat to mill without tedious delays
In addition, the wheat itself is growing scarce
and hard TO obtain.
FLOUR-Calfornia Family Extras 81 S06
$40, net without discount: Bakers Extras, 81. 40
"a. go; Superhne, So 25Gl3. so; Oregon and Wash
ington, per bbl, $4.20@4.40 for Family and
So IS for export grades.
FARINACE0US GO0DS-Prices IN packages,
net cash. nc discount, are follows Graham
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $40; Rye
Meal $500; Rice Flour. $7.20; Corn Meal, 800;
extra cream do. $40; Oat Meal $410; 0at
Flour, 81; Cracked Wheat. So 40; Farina, 81 1c;
Whole Wheat Flour, $40; Rolled Oats, bbls Sc
QT.25 in sacks $55O@6.75; Rolled Wheat, bbls
$3.50, in sacks s.. so; Pearl Barley, $54o; Split
Peas, boxes, So; Green Peas, $5 per 100 lbs.
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FRUITS-Aprlcots, 1914 G20c per lb; Evap-
grated Apples spot. So @s1sc; Peaches, 101@ a
lSc; Pears, ~ @l215c; Prunes, 4-size basis, Sc;
large sizes. 4G5c.
RAISINS-Seeded. S1z @1oc; Loose Museatels.
re. 7a4c and Sc for 2 and crown respect
Seedless, 71hc for unbleaehed; London Layers.
3.crown s1.S5; London layers, 2-crown, S1.75;
Clusters, $3.50 for Imperial, So for Dehesa and
81. so for fancy,
NUTS-Almonds Nonpareils. 17i5 @1s15c; 1
K L, 161h G1Sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 164l7c; brakes
1355 @14c; Languedocs, l3l9 914ci hardshell
l6c for No. l and 12@13c for No 2; Italian
Chestnuts. 50Sc per h.
HONEY-I601611c per lb for bright comb and
l2H ui4c for amber; water white extracted
noIninai-none here; amber extracted, 81 9Ic
per ID.
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Deetduous and citru. Fruit.

During the past several days the receipts of
Oranges have fallen Off materially. but the mar
ket is still overstocked, and, although trade Is
of good proportions. prices continue low and ir-
regular. A good portion of the current receipts
poor and deteriorate quickly. and this stock is
being pressed for sale at very low rates. to the
detriment of superior quality offerings. The de-
mand for other fruits is rather limited and prices
vary but little from day to day.
APPLES-S16n1.T5 per box for Newton Pip
pins, s1@2 for red varieties. and $1.25@l-50 for
Bellhowers-
PEARS-winter Nellis. 81 5o@2 per box.
CITRUS FRUTTS-Per box: Navel Oranges.
S1.7562.25 for fancy. 81. 25@1 Is for choice and
81 al 25 for standards; Seedlings. $@1 so; Tan
cerines 75c@$1 .25; Lemons, S293 for fancy,
81 5Od17 for choice and s1Q1.25 for standard; :;
Grape Fruit 50 50d3 for seedless and 81. 25@
/ rs for common: Lines. $7@S per case
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, $192 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2G3 for Central Amer
lean; Pineapples, $5 per dozen.
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Pofato~.. onion. and vegetable.

Potatoes closed dull and decidedly weak, with
stocks at the stores burdensonne and large
number Of cars standing unloaded on the rail-
road tracks Receivers experienced considerable
difnculty IN efecting sales Of round lots of table
goods. as buyers were holding OF in anticipation
OF still lower prices and the market was in an
unsettled condition Onions were still quoted
up 81 per Genital but sales at that figure were
rare and sellers were willing TO meet buyers half
way by making liberal concessions
There was good Saturday demand for miscel-
laneous vegetables and choice offerings OF all de-
scriptions were quickly disposed Of at hrm rates.
Asparagus was slightly higher and Rhubarb
made sharp advance under light receipts.
POTATOES-Per ctl: River White 81 70@
1.eo: Oregon Burbanks, 81 400 30; Early Rose,
$i.75@1 S5: Eastern Burbanks, S1-4061 .65
Garnet Chiles. 81. .2561.35.
n oNIoNS-Yellow, per ctl, 75c@S1.
observation-disclosures 14@16c per ID for
Rhubsrb, 81 .25d2: Green Peas 5610c per ID; To-
matoes. Mexican. $225@2.5o per box; Hothouse
Cucunbers, Sl02 per dozen; Cream Squash. $50
75c per box: Garlic. 2t5 @4c per lb; Celery, 35@
SOC per dozen; Cabbage, $1-25 per ctli Cauli-
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Provisions

A plumber Of fractional variations in Hams
Bacon and Lard viii be noted. They more
in the nature of revised gradings than anything
else. The market continues in good movement
and still favors sellers
CURED MEATS-Bacon- 154c per ID for
heavy. 15Ac c for light medium. 1910 for light.
l7@1T15c for extra light and 2o62lc for sugar
cured: Dry Salted Sides, 14c: Bellies. 1414 a 15c;
Hams, 1615c; Mess Beef 50 per bbl; extra
Mess $3.50: Family. $40; Prime Mess Pork
$l6.50; extra clear. S23; Mess, $l9; Pig Pork,
S26; Pigs Feet, $5; Smoked Beef, lac per lb.
LARD--Tierces quoted at 10Zc for California
compound, 10zc for Eastern compound and 12S4
td13c for pure; half-barrels pure, 131s @131 15c:
10-lb tins, 1871 @13Ac; oIb tins 1885 @l3 &c;
BIB tins 1874 @14c.
COTTOLENE-One alf-barrel, 10zc; three
half barrels, 10Mc; one tierce, 101ac; two
tierces 10Sc; five tierces, 1051c
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B-on. and seeds

Bayo and Blackeye Beans are very Arm while
Linas are quiet and weak. The other kinds are
quiet and unchanged
Q3-25; small white So. 1872 90; large White
S2@2.35: Pink. S2@2.25; Red. $25o42- 75;
Limas. S4.10@4-15; Red Kidneys, $3S5@3. 20;
Blackeyes, $450Q4.75; Butter, nominal at S4'
Cranberry Beams. $32063. 80.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. S3.5064: Yellow
Mustard nominal: Flaxseed S275: Canary, 4c:
Alfalfa. 13c; Rape. 1Q315c; Timothy. nominal;
Hemp, AZ G5c per lb; Millet, Sc; Broom Corn
Seed, S1S@20 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
81. 2.50G2.75 per ctl
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CHICAGO March 2.-CATTLE-Receipts
1000: market. steady: beeves, S4.lo@e-s5; stock
ers and feeders. $2.60d3.e0; cows and heifers
81 65d3. %; calves, $6d7.50.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900: market, steady
mixed and butchers, Sc. so@T.06; good Navy,
S6.75d7o5: rough heavy. Sc. S0d6-90; light
$5. soG7 pigs $e.15d6.75.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900; market. strong
sheep. ss.55G5.eo; lambs. sz.75@565.
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Hides, TalIow, Wool and Hons

New York reports sales of common Oregon
Hops up north at 7l5@9c per lb to growers
Otherwise there is nothing new in the market
HIDES-Culls and brands sell about II 0llc
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers, iIl5@
l21ac; medium, 11@12c; light, 11@12c; Cow
Hides, 11@12c for heavy, 11@12c for light;
Stags n 99c; Salted Kip, 11a@121Sc; Salted
Veal, l4gl5c; Sailed Calf 14,2@1514e; dry
26c; Sheepskin, shearlings, 20@50c each; short
Wool. 50G65c each; medium, 70@9oc; long Wool
Sl6i so; Horsehides, salt, $34350 for large
and $2T5@3 for medium, S1.75@2.25 for
small and soc for Colts; Horse Hides, dry
S2@250 for large and $l.5092 for medium,
Sl.25 for small and 50c for Colts. Deer.
skins-Dry Mexicans, 321a @35c; dry, salted
Mexican 25@2T1ac; dry Central American, 350
3Ti5c. Goatskins-Prime Angoras. 75c; extra
large do. $l.25; large, soc; medium, 35c; small,
25c.
05c Grease 3@4c.
WOoLs-Fall clip; San Joaquin and Southern
7Mec: fall Lambs S411c; Humboldt and Men
docino 14@l5c; Middle County 9QIIc; North
ern, free. l2G131sc; Nevada. 17@lSc per Id for
HoPs-choice. 121dc; prime, 1ots 0l1c; com.
mon, e1s @l0c per ID.
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cash GraIn and ProyisIons

CHICAGO, March Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy: winter patents, $3.2od3.bo;
strsig ights, S3d3 %: spring patents. So. 5093.eo;
straights. S3l0d3.4 4O bakers, s.. l0d2.10 No:
spring wheat. S0dS4c; No 3. f29s2c; No. 2
red, 727s @74Ikc: No , corn, 431tc; No. 2 yel-
low 44c. No. . oats. 4o7kc: No. white. 4Slz q
43I5c: No 3 white, 4lk d42Lc; No rye,
65c: fair to choice mating barley. 63Q65c: No.
1 haxseed. s1-17; No. ] Northwestern. sl.24;
grades Sl3.s5; short ribs. sides Qoose). IS. 62l5
ds.T5; mess pork, per bbl, $16.25@16.3o; lard,
per 100 lbs, S9.35; short clear sides tboxedl,
SIS 81 \ d9.37lz; whisky, basis Of high wines,
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Ner Work cotton nfarket

NEW YORK. March 2.-The market was
steady and not materially changed. II the
antispeculatire movement is called of and the
receipts drop of TO sufficient extent TO indi-
cate a crop of less than 13 600, 600 bales there
might be some good buying for aggressive bulls
before get the acreage reports from the
new planting season. AS IL is, operators think
there will be too much cotton for sale the
scale up from 9stc 70 1oc for the option list
here FOR the market TO absorb without the de-
ralonmenf Of fhe hulifsh conditions which exist
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Meat Market

There was no further change in any descrip-
ton yesterday. All descriptions except Mutton
and Lamb quoted Arm. with supplies nor
over market requirements.
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-19sc per ID for Steers and ~ 07c for
Cows.
vEAL-s1s @loc for large and s11 @1oc for
MUTTON nhGl2hc for wethers and 11@
12c for Ewes
LAMB-i261sc for Yearlings
DRESSED HOGS-11 y eQl3c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered IN San Francisco. less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle
CATTIE-Steers. 81 acc per lb for No. l and
S6SHc for No. 2; Cows and Heifers, 61t G6% c,
No. Cows, 515 Q6c; thin Cows. 545hc.
CALvES-5Q51a 1ac per ID for light. 41s @5c for
medium and 81 Gn4c for heavy (gross weight.
SHEEP-wethers, 6@7c per lb; Ewes. 5l5@6c
(gross weight.
HOGS-1o0 to 200 lbs, s@sHc per ID; over
200 lbs 7@sc; Bears so per cent Stays 50@
40 per cent and Sows 10G20 per cent on above
quota ations.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New Work sIopcv Market

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. March Prime mercantile pa
per 5st d6 per cent.
! Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at 81. Sz65 a. $40 for demand
and st S. S0406z. $3.50 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates. 81 81 y and 81 S5la.
Commercial bills. S4S0iz Q4.S01.
Bar silver 69ikc.
Mexican dollars 535sc.
Government and railroad bonds, easy.
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weeLIy Bank CIearinEs

Local hank clearings last week were S54.
50 S0z against $50 600. Al for the correspond
NJ week last year a gain OF SS,76l .sSa, or
Il nor cent
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Rutfer. Cheese and Ege.

CHICAGO. March 2.-on the Produce EK-
change today the butter market was easy:
creameries 2263oc: Aries. 2od21c. Eggs.
weak: al mark cases included, 19lac: frsts, zoe;
prime frsts 2ic. Cheese steady. l41s4l6hc.
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Northern wheat Marke,

OREGON
PORTLAND. March 2-wHEAT-Club, roc;
bluestem, re; red, 6sc; valley. soc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. March 2-wHEATAUnchanged
Bluestem, 71c club, SOC; red, &c.
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Movements of specie

NEW YORK. March 2.-Tofal imports Of spe-
tie the port Of New York for the week ending
TO-DAY were S26. .665 in silver and S41 sos gold.
Total exports OF specie from the port OF New
silver and S3696 gold.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval store--Turpeptire and Rosin

Naval Stores-TurpeDtipe and Rosin
SAVANNAH. March 2,-TURPENTINE-Firm
at &c. Sales 11s: receipts. 25; shipments, 1s2.
ROSIN-Firm Sales. 916: receipts, 1874; ship
ments. 760; stock. 5000. Quotations: A. B. G,
$3.50; I, S465: K. $5.45; NJ, $3.50; n, S6.10;
WG. s640; WV, $685.
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New Work Metal Market

NEW YORK March 2-The metal market was
quiet today and prices were unchanged in the alb
sence of cables.
Tin was quoted at S42042 IS.
Copper was firm. with lake at S25.2 025 90.
electrolytic at $24. 5@25.121s. and casting at
Lead remains quiet at $eas.so and spelter at
Sc eo06-90.s
Iron was steady at recent prices.
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Foreign Fufures
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. March 2.-wOOI-Steady. Me-
dium grades. combing and clothing. 2412Se:
light fine. 2o@23c; heavy fine, 16@1sc; tub
washed, 3o63Sc.
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Am Arg Chem pfd
THE COPPER STOCKS
RosroN

BOSTON. March To-day was the dullest
market we hsve hsd for many months. There
was no trade worthy of mention IN fhe whole
list ana transactions we're few and far between
The high priced dividend PAYERS seem 20 be get
ting little soft Quincy, Wolverine. Tamarsck
and osceols showed slight recessions. with no
demand Greene -CeDsnea win be deliverable
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sack; Turnips $i@1 25 per sack; Marrowfat
Squash, s15Q2o per ton: Hubbard Squash, $35@
40 per ton; Mushrooms. 25G50c per ID.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
s-nnrSrOrUc
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Receipts of Produce

EQUIVALENT
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S,oclSs Of Grain

Henry e Bunker. chief grain inspector ~
he Grain Exchange reports stocks Of grain In
regular warehouse and Cd wharf March ], as
follows ia tons
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Neu York sfock Lint

f. F. Hutton Co., $50 California street
members Of the New York Stock Exchange.
furnish the following list OF bond ana stock
sales yesterday;
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The receipts during February have already
been published under their respective heads IN
the produce report.
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London CIosinE stoclks

bfr silFef-Steacy: I'D per ounce
Money--4GzL per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is ~ per cent and for three months
bills ~ asa per cent
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CaIifornia stock and oil Exchange
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Unlisted Securities
SALES
Morning Session

Street
p 600 Bay Counties IS ............ los 90
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska P A. 40 II Oceanic S Co. Al
Asso oil Co. 4o34 Pae Aux A Ia
Cal C A 1O4 105lh Pac G Borax. 15217
Cal Wine A 91% 92j5 Pae S Tel Co.106 100
MV& MtTm 1l0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

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amendment nrons,iS, srss.s $500 Z
ring ple:iary noaleT mo-, s,,n..sss ST.. NJ,
.reser.ipr 10 the s,,ys,s,s 80 s,stss M
powers which thew no,y :, 80 g,,.,,,,,,,
be unt,b,eetienahle n hss X, 70, 80.
shown to be necessary cnn,,,,,s,, ~ !, !
rover to control Interstate co,n 49,. 80
and the decision OF rbe ar,,rar,e ,.a,,sr
IN the lottery case ,leayast ,,tt,a ,,,,,., /.
that that power can he 40 exa,a,sss
as 10 wttbdraw the f,tsrsta ,, 49, -,
roads and telegraph lines ana ~ ~,
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ticle TO give them h y,r.,,a, ,nono,,,,. I.
No assault upon tho anthor,ty ~ ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-14

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STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the clerks ONCE of
the Circuit Court on the last Monday
IN February. that being March rules,
1907:
Fred W. Bartlett VS.. I. w. Horton
In cnancery, Attachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover
Judgment, with attachment against
the defendant, I. ". Horton for the
sum Of Six Thousand and Five Hun.
bred Dollars and to subject the defend.
ants property, attached to the pay.
ment Of his debts, and for other relief
both general and special.
An aftidavit having been made and
flied that the defendant 1. w. Horton
is a nonresident Of the State OF wes.
Virginia. tits therefore ordered tnrt
the said defendant appear within oaa
month from the first publication OF
this order at rules 10 oe holden there.
fore to do what Is necessary to pro.
tect hts interests.
And us ordered that copy OF THIS
order be published and posted accord.
ing to law.
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day Of March. 1907.
R. B. PARRISH, Clerk.
w. 3. coRNWELL,
Counsel for plaintiff.
Mch. q. IS. q, 2s.
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The JeHerson,an Idea.


jefferson, on the contrary, was be.
never In man; he affirmed not onlv
the right of man to seif.government
but the capacity ot man for self.gov.
eminent. Commencing with indiyid.
uat liberty and the inateinable rights
of the man, he proceeded to the de.
Tense Of the rights of the commun.
ity. Foiolwlng out this doctrine he
insisted that matters which concern.
ed tho State only should be decid. I
by the State and that only national af,
fairs Should be entrusted to the nation.
al sovernment./In his first inaug1,ra,
address he set forth what he deemed
the essential principles Of our gov.
eminent, and consequently those
which ought to shape IT'S administra.
ton" In this statement Of prnc:.
pies he presented his views respect.
ing the spheres OF the general 60 :.
eminent and the State government
as follows:
THE support OF The State govern
ments in all their rights, as the most
competent administrations for our d..
nestle concerns ana the surest but.
warks against anti.republican tende !.
cies; tbs preservation of the genera,
government in its whole constitu
tional sigor. as the sheet anchor u
our peace a home and safety abroad. '
Jefferson placed his defense of tho
State government upon two grounds.
first. that it is more competent to all.
minister domestic concerns, and SO .
oRd, that 1t is bulwark against cen.
tralization. So tenacious was he
about the preservation of the States
influence that he insisted an amend
ment should be added at once specia
caily asserting that the powers no,
delegated to the United States by the
constitution. nor pdohibited by It te
the sttaes, are reserved to the States
respectively or to the people,
Jeherson's part In the adoption q,
the ten amendments Is referred to ii
q letter which he wrote in 1892. while
he was President. 70 Joseph Priestfy
He says One passage In the pape.