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Poultry and Came

The car of western chickens that reached the
railroad yards on last Friday was hauled 10 the
stores yesterday and met with ready sale at
satisfactory prices. There were no new ar
rivals from the west up to a late hour. although
expected As usual on Monday re-
ceipts of native stock were limited to few
scattering coops and the market remained firm
for all kinds of large young chickens, while
small, scrnbby hens were not wanted great
many coops of the latter that had been ON hand
for several days were disposed of at bargain
rates, the receivers finding 1t more profitable
to sell at low prices than to continue feeding
the stock.
s. Poultry (per dozen)--Hens, s46l4 so for small.
ROSTERS. s4G450; young ROSTERS. $7.5O@s. so;
do extras, sa@10: fryers. ST9s; large broilers,
S4.50I5.50; small brcilers, S3d95 so: ducks
$6a7 for young and s4@5 for old; pigeons
$1.25G1.50; squads, S2G2. 80; geese, $2a2 50
per pair; gosiings, $2.50@3 per pair; turkeys
nominal.
fsame--Norninal
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Provisions

Quotations for bacon have been revised BY
the packers, and this product Is now quoted in
a new FORM which appears below. All quota
lions are net. as the packers had been selling
1sc under the previously quoted list the new
quotations are practically an advance.
Eastern hams are higher.
Cured Meats-Bacon.. to 10 lbs, 1s1se: 10
to IL lbs. 151sc; bellies, - to ii lbs. f5c;
sugar cured. to lbs, 191sc; s 10 10 lbs
lS15e; 10 to IL lbs. 1sc; fancy sugar cured
&c per ID; eastern sugar cured hams 15c for
heavy and 15lsc. for light; California hams,
10 glac; mess beef s11 per Dbl; extra fam
extra clear. $40: mess S24: pig pork. SIS: pigs
feet, S. for half bbls. 81. % for % ib kegs and
Sl;oo for kits; smoked beef. 1sG2oc per h.
compound, &c for eastern compound and lie for
purei half bbls. pure. 11t4c; 90 ID tins. iIKc:
12c. ''e'
Cottolene-one half Dbl. 9Ac: half bbls.
PIC; uerce. &c; tierces sac; tierces'
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Wool-Quiet.
Butter-steady. Creamery specials. &c; ex-
mon to special, ls@25c; state dairy, common to
choice. 1eG25c: process, common to special, Ice
TO 23c: western factory, frsts, zoe; imitation
creamery, hrsts, 21@22c.
Cheese-Irregular. Full creameries. old spe-
cial, 15Kc; do state, full cream, old fall white
141kc: skins, 1s91sAc-
EGss-Firmer. State. Pennsylvania and near
by fancy selected white, 1S1sc: good to choice.
III Glsc; fresh gathered. storage packed. 16& q
l71sc.
Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining s.eoc; CEN
refined quiet.
Coree-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
to points lower. Sales. los. $50 bags, includ-
Ing: May, 5.S5c July, 5.90c; September. &c; De-
cember, 6.05c: March, 6.10c. The worlds visi-
BILE supply statement indicated a decrease Of
estimate OF May i being 4.949 O5s bags. against
10 o0e 449 bags last year. Spot coffee, quiet No.
Rio. &c: No Santos. sxc; mild coffee dull;
Cordova, 9% @12Nc-
Evaporated Apples-The market Is quiet.
Fancy, 1oc; choice, &@sc; prime, 7@tHc;
common to fair. So oslo.
Prunes-Are rather unsettled, owing to dis
position to move stocks In advance of the cold
storage season. but advices from the coast are
bulish as 70 new crop prospects. Quotations
range from &c to lac for California and from
sac to 10c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots-Are dull and easy, with choice
fancy, 1992lc.
Peaches-Age unsettled. with choice quoted at
fancy, 11h@12c.
Raisins-Are dull, with loose muscatel quoted
at 5@6kc: seeded raisins, 5@6c; London lay
ers. sl.25@1.3b
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores--1

Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
Sales, Sol: receipts TAO.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 1851: receipts, 1902;
B. @. s2eo@2.85; d, S.; e. ss.2oms25: r.
s3.30G3.s5; @. $3.s5d3.3Th; II, SIS. 76da3.so; l.
81 70; K, $3.50; NJ, $3.50; n. s5.e5; VIC, IS.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Callfornia family extras. S5.4016 net,
without discount; bakers extras. $5.40@5 60;
superHne S4.20@4.50; Oregon and Washington
per bbl $4.90@5.40 for family. bakers ard pat
ents and $465@5.1J for Gu; or Kansas patents,
San Francisco track, So; do straight, $780,
Dakota patents S6.45; straights, S6.25 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash. no discount, follows Graham -four.
So per 100 lbs; rye -four. $40: rye meal $500;
rice four 81. 20; corn meal, $2.75: extra cream
do, S.. 40; oat meal. $40; oat greats. $3.50;
hominy. $34o@3.60; buckwheat -four, s4
donr 81 @ rcisa Oats bhs n saeps
80 25G6.75; rolled wheat bbls $780, in sacks
$3.50; pearl barley, $40; split peas, boxes So
per 100 lbs.
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Butter. Cheese ard Egg.

CHICAGO. May 4.--On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Creamer-
les, 1s@25c; diaries. 1S@24c Eggs, steady; at
mark. cases included. lac: frsts, 14asc; prime
hrsts, 16Nc. Cheese. steady. 11@12c.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO May Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, firm; No. wheat. eIc@Sl;ll;
No. rcd $l.6l u @1.04h; No. corn. ToHc;
white. 5lA @53Ac; No. 2 rye, S01a @s1c; fair
to choice mailing barley. 67@72c; No. north
90. 7o97.io: mess pork. per barrel. sl3.371s@
so; lard. per 100 pounds. ST. short clear sides
(boIed), $1.2b@750; whisky, basis of high
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Northern wheat Market

URElION
PORTLAND, May -Whcat-CIub, SEC: blue-
stem. ssc red, Sac; valley, Soc
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May 4-Wheat-U UNCHANGED. Blue
stem, SIC; club S5c: red SIC
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Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Paris and Liverpool futures were both
higher. The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows, in quarters: Russian, 50 900;
Danuban, So, 600; Argentine. 5000; Australian.
1000
Chicago was 1ss higher on better foreign
to the hessian ny and wet and cold weather.
King Of Toledo reports the Missouri crop condi
May.
The San Francisco market is reported more
Futures continue neglected
California club, S1.62hd1.e5: do milling.
S1.65; California white Australian, 10; lower
grades If California, 81 .35 LEO; northern club
s.. y Gl65; northern bluestem. S1:671s Ito;
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
No transactions
p m. Session
other jump. owing to the scarcity of spot bar
ley, the covering of frightened shorts, the
rise in n the cash grain and the high north winds
weeks rain. May advanced lie and December
The cash grain was very stir. with sales of
200 tons No, feed at s1.45. Receipts were
free, being $3.50 ctls.
Good to choice feed. spot. S1.421a @1.45; COM
mon to fair. $lS11 " CLIO per ctl; brewing and
chevalier. nominal ,,,,
1880 a m. Session
p december .sIss s 1ss s.ss s. ls &
p m. Session
Open. High Low. Close
December Isl. 34& S1.34% $I.34 $1.34
0ats-The condition of the Missouri crop Is
given at 90, with the acreage a trife less than
last year.
The market continues strong. with holders in
different about meeting buyers Receipts and
stocks continue very light.
Good to choice red. s1.52ia 61.55; ordinary do,
s1.a71a @l,52A; white, sl.55@I.s71a; gray,
Corn-King Of Toledo gives the condition OF
the Missouri crop at IS. with 81 per cent
plowed and 10 per cent planted. The crop is
late. as the season is too wet
California small round yellow. nominal: large
yellow, $1.75; white, nominal; western states
yellow, sacked, S1.75: in bulk. San Francisco
track, SIG @1.67: white, $l.65@1-6I, mixed,
81 So; Egyptian, nominal
RyACalifornia, Sl.4719 @1.50 per ctl.
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ConditIon of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Today's treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance,
S251 0O3 946; gold coin and bullion, 314 ,427 $685.
gold certificates, $27. S29. $50.
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Visible Grnin suppIy

NEW YORK, May 4.-The visible supply Of
grain Saturday, May 2. compiled by the New
York produce exchange. Was:
wheat--3o, $4,000 bushels; decrease, 5.54T. 900
bushels.
Corn-5o. log. 900 bushels; decrease, COS. 900
bushels.
oats-s. SOC 900 bushels; decrease, b7s. 900
bushels.
Rye-33s, 900 bushels; decrease. 16, 900 bushels.
barley. 246, 600 bushels; decrease, 6s4, 900
hueh
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Northern Ru.,n...

:. PoRTLA ND May May 4-clearings. s1.ose. 754;
SEATTLE, May 4-CIearfnos 81 so1 $40.
balances, $04. 026.
,. srokAs .I.x May 4.-clearinss. sl.24e $50;
balances, $4,000.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; 24Std per ounce.
Money-1h@2 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2ss per cent and for three months
bills 2ss per cent.
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New YORK Mining stocks
BOSTON Stocks and Bond.
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, May 4.--The market for corners
Is getting better each day. North Butte and
Butte Coalition very active and strong
Copper Range was the specially. rising two
in sight.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton Co., 400 California street. San Fran
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DULUTH
DULUTH May 4.--wheat-No. northern,
September DC.
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS. May 4.--Wheat-May 81 os:
July, o7h@1.07%; September. Disc; 30. /
hard: $l.1i&@1.Hh: No 1 northern. 81 0p',s "a
l.V9ls No 2 northern. 81 .07% al .071s; No. 8
northern. 0ehc@s1.o4ss.
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GerernI Nerchnudise

BlgS-Gratn bags, June-July, oH 4o'8c' ga
Quentin. 65ac; wool bags. 4213 g4ic: fleece
Coal-Pennsylvan anthracite. egg, SIG; Wei
lngton. sl2 per ton; New Wellington. 81 ZOOS os
bay. $40: Australian house Richmond. etc., 81;
Cumberland. $14 In bulk and $3.50 In SACKS,
Welsh anthracite. SIS; coke. SIT per ton IN Duik
and SO In sacks; Rocky mountain. $l1glz
Oils-Quotations are for barrels: Linseed. 53c
per gallon for boiled and J1c for raw, cases. &C
"A, cases, 81 .24G 20; lucol. soc Tor boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut, cases. 16QS6c per gall
lon: cocoanut oil. In barrels. 81 = aisle for XXX.
J5g5s55c for No and 213g56c for No :.
according 10 quality: extra beached winter
sperm OIL 6Jcs natural winter sperm oil. ooc:
natural whale oil. soc: extra winter strained
lard oil. soc; No L lard oil. 75e: pure neatsfoot
oil. soc; No. 1 neatsfoot oil. Csc; herring oil.
oil. S5c.
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.-water white. In
drums or iron bbls lie, cases 1Sc; special do,
II &c; pearl oil, In cases. 1613cs astral, 1613cs
star l6ise; extra star 1esc; Elaine. 2o13c'
eocene, lS1sc: red and motor gasoline.
In iron bbls or drums 145ac. In cases p nc; No.
l engine distillate. In iron bbls OF drums. Sc
line. ip bulk zoe. in cases S71se; naphtha. In
bulk Toe, in cases 1715c.
TuTpentine-T1c per gallon in and &c in
Resin (per Dbl OF ESQ pounds(-E. So Is; F,
$3.50; G, .35; II. IS As: l. So. TO-
. Red and White Lead-Red lead. 81 acc per
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
me Western sugar refining company quotes
ulated t1ne or coarse. 6.O5c: fruit granulated
o.l2cT crystal dominos in cases. g. 45c; tablets in
nalr bbls 6-55c tablets in bxs, $500: cubes and
A crushed. 6-30e; powdered. 6-15cs candy gran
ulated 6.loc; eonfectioners' A 6.O5c; mag
nolia A, 5.65c; extra c. . .55c: golden C. 5. 45c.
y, 5.5oc' extra tine granulated. 5.S5c; bbls and
90 10 bags. 1Oc; half bbls. 25c; boxes, soc more
per 100 lbs for all grades Monarch bar ia
quoted over and above the price for standard
me (eanel graduated IN 100 b bags as follows:
Bags. 100 lbs, SOC; barrels. 60c; half barrels
Zoe; 40 ID tins. cased. 500; IS ID tins. cased,
$50; 10 ID tins. cased. 10 In a case. So. 50;
10 tips. in ease. 50. So: so 10 boxes 81
No orders taken for less than 20 barrels OF its
equivalent.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows. GRADUATED basis
o-Ooc; HiSrade bar. 6-55c; powdered, 6-15c:
a crushed. 6-30c; berry. 6.15c: C. & H. extra
nne dry granulated 6.O5c; coarse dry granu-
lated. oO5c; eonfectioners' A. .0Jc: confection-
ers crystal, 6-l5c; cubes. $500; bricks s soc;
beet graduated 600 ID bags only, $3.50; excel
sior A, D. Soc: extra c, 5.55c; golden c, g. 45c;
yellow d. 5.S5c; H. E. crystal dominos 9.4Sc
Addltional per 100 lbs: In bbs and so 10 bags.
lOc more; half bbls. 25c mOre boxes soc more
FOR al grades. Bar in 80 ID and 40 ID tins. 81 20
more; In 10 10 tins. 81 80 more. Minimum order,
carload weight
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st. Louis wool unrk~t

ST LOUIS May 4--Market dull. Medium
grades. con,bing and clothing 16JhaI7c; light
me m l5G14c; heavy fine. o@1oc; tub washed,
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Ner York stock List

E. +. Hutton & Co.. 4so California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur
aish the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday:
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

rivals there being $1,000, against os,orS
pccted. There Is nothing new ID 'nis
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as S,ss ror
Beef-6% G71ac per ID for Steers 'SV
cows and keiferS. 20 - sr,.11
veal-5I36ISc for large and s9oc Tor smsi.
Mutton--Wethers, SGS13e; ewes: ~ ~
Lamb-1Oai1I nc per ID for spring -
Dressed PORK (per Ib)--71Agse for neafy an
e410c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for 5000. soun %
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less ~
per cent shrinkage for cattle: ,.&-
Cattle-Steers. No. I. S53cs second QlaAs sS
Sc: second quality. &c; cows and heiiers. &c -.
No. l. second quality. 6661sc. third anaiHty.
5gJ15c; thin. 394c; bulls and stays 4'ss7ss'
thin bulls. SG3isc- .s,,,
Calves-5c per ID for light. TAG FOR meolu"
and 3kl4c for heavy gross weight
Sheep-Wethers. 545c per ID; ewes, &c esro''
weight.
thanksgiving. Sc per 10.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 594 csc; 200 to 20 IDS.
5d5l&e; 225 lbs and over. Az 95c per 10; ooaIs
30 per cent stays 3Od40 per cent and sows ~
go per cent on from above quotations
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Deciduou. and Citrus Fruits

Receipts of strawberries were very large yester-
day, 16S chests coming 10 hand from adjacent
counties, and there we're about 1.500 crates re-
eeived from Los Angeles and Florin. Prices were
lower than on Saturday. but the supplies were
quickly disposed Of at the revised quotations, as
buyers took advantage of the situation and
commenced TO lay In extra supplies for holiday
wants q day earlier than expected. The berries
crate, which the outside figure for Los An
geles lots. Fifteen crates OF blackberrleS. con-
tanning 80 small baskets each. came In from
the south and sold at 10c basket. Cherries
we're in urgent request and hrm. well colored
lots bringing a substantial advance over the
previous quotations. Receipts were about 500
boxes. Ten OF navel oranges reached the
market over Sunday. and as all Of the stock was
bought Mt the recent advance in prices, they
were held firm at the old quotations. Business
receivers were expecting more active market
for the rest of the week There was nothing
new in apples tropical fruits
All OF the commission houses In the whole
sale district will close at an early hour tomor-
row morning, so to give every one connected
with the trade an opportunity 10 view the en-
trance Of the battleship 1eet into the harbor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~S15@l5 per Guest;
Cheney, s9612 per chest; Malindas. sS910 per
chest: Los Angeles, $1@l % per crate.
pie Guigne. SIC 40; other varieties, T5cgS1-
Apples (per boal-Fancy. $1.25@1.75; common
to choice. 6OcGS.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-SaveI oranges, 81 50
81 .25@2-5o for fancy, sl.T5G2 for choice and
$1@1.25 for standard: grapefruit. 50. 2J93 30
So .50@6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. s1Gf.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 5o@S.50 for Central Amer
and S2@3 for Mexican.
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HIinnesota Wheat Narkel

EIgin Butter Market
ELGIN, ILL.,. May Butter-Firm at 26c.
Sales for the week. 538, coo pounds.
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LOCAL MARKETS


Local exchange rates we're unchanged yester-
day with the exception Of a slight decline in
HongkonE Foreign rates exhibited little varia-
uon; Inc silver price stood ns before
Inc Donru or directors Of the Savings and
Loan society has elected William A. Boston
cashier cashier In place Of Edwin Bonnell, resigned.
aon nts VIII continue as secretary of the cor
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Meat Market

As previously mentioned the run of hogs at
Chicago Is again increasing, yesterdays ar
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London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. May Hops In London-Pacin.
coast quiet, FL l0s@2 S.
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Dried Fruits, Rafsfns, Nuts and Honey
The Journal OF Commerce of New York. allud-
ing to Its recent report of quotation OF I17c
for choice zoos apricots, says:
"a report published Saturday to the
effect that several OF the California packers had
named prices on 1905 crop of apricots. accord
ing to which July shipment was offered In some
quarters down to &c for choice Royals In Is
pound boxes. careful canvass of the market
failed to disclose more than one seller among
the local commission houses who had yet
ceived definite quotations from his principals
on the coast The basis which this firm
authorized to accept orders for the first half
OF July shipment I. b. coast Sc for
standard. SIZE for choice, DC for extra choice
and 9i5c for fancy. For the first half August
shipment the sellers were willing to accept
quarter OF a cent less each grade While
these prices are fully 60 per cent lower than
last years opening figures jobbers are not in
clined to place orders for the reason that they
are unwilling to accede to the terms OF the
new contract form drawn up by the California
dried fruit association, representing the chief
packing interests on the coast. The objection TO
that contract turns the demand OF the pack
ers for payment in advance of arrival and exam
nation of the goods to secure the III per cent
cash discount. which leaves the buyer prac-
tically no recourse in the event that the goods
On delivery do not turn out according to the
specifications. besides giving the sellers the
advantage OF the use OF the cash in the in
terim between the date Of payment and time
OF delivery, which. according 10 previous expe-
rience, may be a matter Of several weeks or
more
The Improvement in the tone of the spot
ports from California is more pronounced. The
chief sellers are much less in evidence, and
1t was said on Saturday that most of the spot
stock offered on less than 2szc +. o. b. coast
basis was more or less out of condition. The
general quotations were based on the Sc +. o. b.
coast for the four sizes IN bags. Jobbers are
now beginning to take hold. and though they
are not buying with a view to accommodating
stocks, their orders are more frequent"
Fruts-Apricots. l2G14c: evaporated apples.
Oh g6%ac; pears, IA @912c; peaches 71sMs15e;
ngs, "a Csc; prunes. size basis, 3131ac per
pound
Raisins e.. o. b. FresnoD-2 crown, sHc:
crown, &c; crown. 494hc: seeded. 66rS5sc:
seediess sultanss. 4hc; e0cG$1 for London lay
ers and 81 -25G1 so for clusters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 134 dS141sc: M.
13@l4c; ne Plus ultra. 12A dI3c: brakes. liza
l52c; Languedocs. 10c; hardshels TG7L.e
Walnuts-lSc per ID for No. l softshel and Zoe
for No. do; 12isc for No. i harlsheII and
9l5e for No. . do: Italian chestnuts, I0@l2I,c
per ID.
Honey-Water white. comb. I6aI7c: white
loo; water white. extracted. se5s5 &c; light am
SIC per ID.
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1s xzxcnHMEe and Silver
LOCAL
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New York Stock List-cOntinued

= STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, May 4.--Flour--Receipts, 1900
barrels; exports, 1920 barrels. Market quiet.
but firmly held.
wheat-Receipts. 100000 bushels. Market for
spot, firm; No. 2 red lilo elevator and $1.11k
f. o. b. anoat; No. northern. Duluth. $1.16h
f. b. ahoat; No. hard winter. $1.141s +. o. b.
a1oat. With both statistics and foreign news
bulish today wheat advanced lie on new crop
positions and was quiet MI day. Crop damage
reports were chiefly confined to Hessian ny com
plants from Kansas Last prices showed IL a
l%c net advance. May closed at $1.09Z; July,
99iac; September, 93zc.
Hops--steady.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-09
Read The Daily Sentinel's 'Want Ads
A CHARACTERISTIC ATTACK.

Yesterday tho Morning Yellow, be-
ing sore becanse OF the expose of it's
yellows methods I'm iistorting and
changing facts regarding the rail-
road sitaati0n, devoted a column and
n half to a bitter and dirty attack on
The Sentinel, discussing In the main
pfases OF the situation entirely for
eign to the announcements made by
The Sentinel Saturday.
The Sentinel stated that no print
ed slips had been distributed among
the men to sign and that they had
not been told that they must sign or
be discharged by March 15, as the
Morning Yellow had announced, and
The Sentinel repeats these state
ments and has nothing to take back
and no alterations to make regard
ing any of the statements made by
The Sentinel Saturday. 1t cares no
thing for the nasty chickering's of the
Yellow. The people know how yell
low and unreliable that paper Is, as
evidenced by the fact that every day
that paper is called upon to correct
some statement Of an unreliable ma
ture 1t has made or its editors forced
to make an apologizing personal ex-
PLANTATION.
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SENSATIONAL FAKE TO
CAUSE EMPLOYEES WORRY

Local officials of the Denver & Rio
Grande have received the usual no
tdficatiOn to the effect that the Dem
yer y Rio Grande pay car will reach
Grand Junction on March 16, the
usual time of the month for the car
to arrive, and the local railroad men
will be paid of on that date as us
ual.
Evidently with the Intention of
creating uneasiness among the local
railroad men and causing them and
their families worry over probable
long delay in the arrival OF the Rio
Grande pay car this month, the
morning paper today under the
headline Pay Car Delayed" pub
lislied sensational intima.ion that
the pay car might be delayed from
80 to 60 days, and that the company
is short of sufficient cash to meet Its
payrolls.
Prominent officials of the road to-
day denounced in no uncertain terms
thfs yellow story. branding any such
intimations and statements as un-
founded and wholly unreliable,
The pay car will be in at the US
ual time this month.