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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Guaranteed
a70 4. Nc q U. LIMITED. Dzily-Fast YES
uoUle ttSln- Pullman pSrs 10 LexIBgton LOuls-
VILE. OIuclnnat. InCla llJOlES. CLlc1g0. ana 81
LUIS. NcHnscilcn ToT g6lnla hot opElnZs. Pull-
man cars LOUISVILLE ~ Nash,ss- MeInpnIs. and NeE
Orleans Dlulug Z Ia carte seryIce.
A..9 L. NJ r. v LIMITED. Daily-Soiih
Eestlbule uasn. Pullnaan sleepeTs u CINCINNATI
Lexington and LOUISVILLE Compartment sleepiDx
car u \ irgniA Hot Springs week Gays DiTSns 49,
Ia service. pullman Sleepers CInclnilatl 10
Chlcag0 ana 81 Louis. ana LOuLsFlIse u Memuuls
NashIllle and New ORLEANS.
Reservations aud ticke.s Al Chesapeake and Ohio
O1hces. 5is Pennsy lFaaia avenue: o0s isth street
near r. anC New Jni1n Station Telephones Nam
!sso for Washington Terminal Cab Service ana Nam
lC65 CT 2cJo Tor 4. & u. Iicket Once
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No rs in extension of seventh Sixth ard
Fraukin streets northeast: order directing and ac
ceIting Jlry-
Ne. 20. IN re condemnation of riSht o. way Tor
east SIDE sever. order appointing receiver.
NJ. "a. IN re extension ~ Fourth street north
west cfder directing marshal % simmoa jury.
No. - IN eVseusion n Feseudcl street north
west order finally ratifying and confirming Feriiet-
No 81. In ne extension Of Monroe street nor-h-
east; order finally T1tjfying and confirming verdict.
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N.aWUUf1N

No. S56 Stilsor Hutcinns IS. Morris Levy az
reliant: appeal from Justice Of the peaee Attolney
l. LIsc0mb.
No. 63G frank r. Lard Vs GeorFe l. Lady;
damages. sc CO. Attorney, q. A. keigWin-
Nc. 5GlS HarTy s Welck. appellant. IS C11ra
f. Linrile e. al appeal Plaintiffs attorneys. 2
A. Jones and e.. q. Shinu
No. 5a102- TIE Walker Hrghes Market C0nqarT rs.
Elizabeth =. Patterson. Attorneys Biney Wood
ard
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 90.
iuSlbia, holding Probate Court. Estate Of Laura
J. Dodge. deceased. No. lJ0f9 Administration
Docket 8. Application having been made herein for
probate Of the lasf VIII aud testament of sud de
ceased, and for letters testameutary on said estate
hy Laura l. Paul, Il Is ordered this sd DAY q
March. A d. l9E. that Samnel = Pentz joseph
Peutz Annie l. Dean. Jennie PentK samuel Z.
Fentz, John +. Pcntz. William n. Penfz Edith
Pentz. Annia L Young. Laura L. Blunt Esther ~
HaddaEay. James NJ. Pentz. Charles T. Pentz and
EcEin C. Pen;z, and an others concerned, appear IN
sild court On FRIDAY. the Eth day of Arril
a. ID. lss 40 10 O'Clock a. u. 20 show cause Why
such apllicatson should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published IN the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald once IN each q three
successive weeks before the return day herein meb-
uOned-the first publication 90 be not less than
thirty days before said return dag. ASHLEY "
GOULD. Justice. Attest: Seal IAMEss TAN
NER, Register o. Wills for the Distric. Of Colum-
hia. Clerk q the Probate Court. 7. I. IEF-
FORDS Asorney. mh5.l2Is
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CHIEF JUSTICE ALAkAlGH.
No E06-- I.snslugah q Al. vs. Parker e. AT. : ar-
peaTsnce of absent defendant ordered. Attorneys
kapuler & Nerrilat Wolf Rosenbe-z-J J. Oar
lIngton and John Ridout-
No ISL Lewis vs. Interstate Printing Company:
pro confesso ordered Attorneys H. g. KimhaI and
r. f. N07ry-HEmilt0u. Colbert. YerkCs & Hamil-
ton and J.. T. Harlow.
No 2SsD. Dulany. trustee. vs. Waz-auan: time
extended IN which receivers shan make sale of Ger
tam poverty Attorneys Maddox & Gatley-Hanil-
ton Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No ?I5l7- Roche q al. IS Roche: trustee AZ
pointed TO sel; bond. s5eoe. Attorney. George r.
Williams
No. 27sE. Won Rinzharz IS. Rely ct al. auditors
report confirmed Attorneys. l. RobhIscn-W- j..
NJ. $50 Seller Is. Buctiey ct a.. oause dis-
missed giih costs. APPEAL noted: bond. 500 Attor-
neys. W T. Ambrose and c. II. Mauilat-G- ".
Drew and a.. J.. Tat
Nc. 2T5l0 Webb IS. Webb: divorce decreed At
torneys. g. Carrngton-H, B. Msrltou.
No. &lo2. In 70 Farmers Truss. Banking and De-
post COMPANY order raiiying sale nisi. Attorneys
Maddox x Gatley.
Nc. sc5ao Dobso1 vs.. Dobson ct al: refe-...' a-ls
to examiner. Atto.neJs. George W. DreS-W. A.
No. 2is7 Fsringtou vs.. FarslpEton: rule % show
cause. Att0neys, a. p Webb ard Edwin Forrest
smith & Walker
Assignments for THURSDAY
sNo. ICE. Heroid rs National Publishing Company
ct a.. Attorneys Bride-Gsriiner * BOYD.
No GL Mooney Is. Chiffon et al Attorney.
james
No. ~. Giehsr vs. wHmore. Attorneys. Butler
& Stetson.
No. 37 Harlan. Is. Harisn. Attorneys, Caring
ton * Truitt- Thomas. Hewitt & Hackrtt.
No. 89. Brown vs. Brown Attorneys. Hughes <
Gray-Clinkscales.
No. 2n- Ee,ou vs. Ect0n- Attorneys. Med Car
ringtou-Harlo
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOUED.
No. 259fo DmouCt IS Demonct; auditors rc-
port ratified and distribution ordered Attorneys
Hamilton. Colbert. Ycrkes & Hamilton-ATthzr
Peter. A. A. Hoeling. ard T. A. Jones
No 2765S IN II assignment Leah Loeb, bond cf
assignee fxA az SlO000. Attorneys. Wolfe & Rosen-
berg
No gsg3- Gray rs. simpson: title vested IN com-
plainant By adverse possession. Attorney. Irving
Williamson.
No. 2ssso. Quintcr rs. Svans appearance a ab-
sent defendant Crd red Attorner. " X Qsinter
No. 1879 ChristcT Grisvold: auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. Barnard & IohnSon
No Z727A Stewart vs. Lewis: decree for sale; trus-
zee appointed: bond. N.o00, Attorneys Biney &
Woodard-G. F. Collins, W H. Richards. and John
Ridout-
No. z2s-. Winslow rs Green; title vested in
complainant By adverse possession Attorneys. J. l.
Lcpper and Gittings & Chamberlain.
No assignments for to-day.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, March a. loos9

Mar Thomas. and AIary Tollirer; Mary Thomas ard
Mar Iol1Fer adjudsed IN contempt and fined s.;
on trial
United States -. George L. Pumphrey. house
breaking; iefsanal goeognizanee cf sloa taken.
Assignment t0v TO-DAY.
No. z5S-S United States vs.. Albert Brown.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States Is William DAVIS. assault Win
dangerous weapon; On tral
United States vs. Frdlerick Lipplsrt. grand lar
ceny; personal fecognizance taken.
Assignment for TO-DAY
No. z95o United States vs. Edward Brown.
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LAWRENCE HUFTY. Attoner.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
Umha. holding Probate Court Estate Of
Cara II. Wilson. deceased. Administration No
li719-Applcati0n having been made herein FOR rro-
base oi the last wl and testament Of said deceased
and for letters testsnentary said estate b. Nal
colin Hufty and Theodore D. Wilson il is ordered
this 18th day Of February. A. d. 1905 that Arthur
Roxhy and William y. Roxby and all Others con
cerned. appear in said court on MONDAY. the I'd
day Of March, A ID. 1906 AZ 10 O'Clock A. n 20
show cause why such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published IN the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Her
aid once IN each ot three Successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the frst publication 10
be not less thar thirty days before said return day
ASHLEY VI. GOULD. Justice. A true copy-At-
test: (seal) JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills.
fe20Emh5
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G.
Washington February g. 1908. Sealed proposals
viii be received az tAs- Office until y O'Clock noon
MARCH L. 1903 for constructing a sivteen-roorn
school building ON lots Nos 81 70 g. inclusive square
2576, District Of Columbia Forms. specifications in
formation and necessary proposal blanks may be OBJ
tanned at this Office, Room 43 HENRY B. r.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST, JAY j.
MORROW, Commissioners. d. C. mhSst
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington, ID. c.. until 10 O'Clock a m
MARCH 10. 1905. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter 70 furnish al the navy Yard Washington
D. c., quantity Of naval supplies. as follows:
Sch. sS5; Steel and brass tubes-Sch ss7: Condenser
tubes. Applications for proposals should designate
the schedules desired by number. Blank proposals
VIII be furnished upon application 10 the Bureau
L. B. ROGERS. PaymRster General. {. s n
fe27 mh5
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-5 STATION DEPOT WAGONS.
fun glass rubber tires also one rsbber-tire hotel
bus and 100 sec0nd hard vehicles ard harness Of
ali kinds. A. J. STABLER e5l ID ~ nv rahs-st
FOR sALE-A DRIVING HORSE. ABSOLUTE
ly fearless, gentle, fast, healthy; also coupe.
phaeton. two sets q ha1ess. A. stable IN rear q
is2i 18th 81. mh4-St
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IHIEF JUSTICE CLABALHH-
No. 4ss. In re Osternan and Butler. sale author
lied.
No. 55l. In rc Thomas F. Waegamani trustee an
thorzod 10 purchase of gallery fund certain note
70 51 IH re Thomas II. BOnd. clCrk authorized
to pay deposit to trustee.
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Equity Suits.

No Z5s In re Leah Loeb assignment 70 *
bond. Attorneys W0if 4 Rosen5erg
No Z653 Thomas n. Mann e al Fs- Gcorgs
Hawkins q a. n substitute trustee foT accounting.
Atfornev. r. H. Jackson
No L661 George h Bae-J trustee IT, Otto T.
Yeerhof e. a. for settlement Of trust estate. Al
to1ney. J. d. Sullivan.
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RanLrnnfer snit
Mechanics, lien.

No. SIS. In re David Moore voluntary adtudicz-
ton and reference 70 Z. :. Mct1lmort. referee
Attosneys. T. 4 Jones and George c. shinn
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No 80 John o. MaIey Is. Ernest Burgiorf,
lot T. ana part cf lot Is. il square lG- 0SEs0.
Attorneys. Ans0n 5 TAYLOR and John L Taylo-
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Hits En- Both.

From the Dallas News.
The more embarrassed n mans finances
are, the more ashamed ais wife is 70 wear
her old hat
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and forwarded promptly 10 the main Office.
WOODWARD 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bureau
G0HDENBERG' s Information Bureau.
HECHT & CO.--CashieT's Ofhce.
PALA1S R0NAL-Bureau OF Information.
S. kANN. SONS & CO.-Infounation Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner eth 81, r. I.
ave. and X 81. nw.
DOM & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner n Y.
ave. and North Capitol 81. Nv.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, i221 NJ J.
CHAS. j. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY, Sth End
East Capitol sis
+. T. NELLER'S PHARMACY. 1884 NJ st. NV.
ATkINSON'S PHARMACY. llfh and g SITS. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ID and sts. NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and Irving
sts. NV.
MeNULTH'S CIGAR STORE. 1886 18th ST.
TAlLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and z sts. NV.
kENERS PHARMACY, 9Th and stS-
MCCHESNEY K JOACHIM I'd and sts-
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and sts. ne.
ID. d. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
Tl5 North Capitol ST
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government and estate claims no charge unless
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room Il. I4ls +
ST. ". oc7-n
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
trict of Columbia Remember The Herald
when placinG legal advertisements.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS 500 a DAY SURE: NEW LEAP YEAR
pcst card novelty iiIst out easy sales; no ccmpe-
tition; agent cleared Sl32 first week; complete
outfit free U. S. POSTAL CARD CO.. 39s Grant
ave. Chicago mh27t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
UNFURNISHED.

Thornton d james, 7O6 1Ith NJ. nw.-
Dealers all kinds business places excellent selection
grocery. cigar confectionery stores rooming houses
saloons mh3 50r
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JUSTICE STAFfORD
United States vs.. John II. MARROW robbery. At
tachment issued and rstUrned fOE Sarah Dorsey,
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BARGAIN NORTHWEST.
RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the oply
weaving factory Of It's kind in the city WASH
IhGTON RUG CO.. s1 5th st. Nv. Phone 81 Gz5
;alost
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
h0usevork lS48 ID ST. NV mhf3t
NURSE ~ SMALL FAMILY; GOOD WAGES
THE SHERIDAN No. p mh5-2t
PREPARERs. MAKERS. AND APPRENTICES
for millinery. ALEXANDER FISHEL 726 7th
81. NV. mh53t
WANTED-LADIES' MAIDS. HOTEL CHAM
heruaids cafe Mattresses. hotel Mattresses. linen
room women; white and colored. Apply $50 7th NV.
PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
WANTED LIGHT HOUSEWORKERS; CHAM
bernlads, white and colored: wages. Sl2 SIS. So
PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. $50 7th NV
WANTED-A GENERAL HOUSEWORK GIRL
for temporary place for two weeks MRS. DILL
1855 Columbia road
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL sd STREET, NEW YORK
= 90 a. N. Diner. Pullman Parlor.
800 a. Buffet PsrlOr. FiEe-hOur Train
se00 a. N. Diner and Pullman PETior Car.
al 90 a. m Diner and Pullman ParioT Car.
> 90 p. N Diner and Pulimas Psrior Car.
go .. N Royal Limited. Ali Pullman Shour.
u p. u Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 p m Diner anc Pullman fsrloF.
{ 90 y N. Coacaes 10 Iri4aelpniL
II ~ y ID. slerpeTA
231 a. m SieepeIs.
ATLANTIC cIfI. T7oO. 800. m0o a a.. rIoO.
'3So .. Il.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. SEQ a. m, Izs5 noon.
s'a0 SDy y NJ Sundays GO a. IA, 30 p m
Et Ekl nOU.t On IhE HOUR.
theek Gays. 10 j. II. 10 s1J p M
10 BALTIMORE
III IS %. is2g. -aSg ~ Is9g. SO, .s0o.
lsNs O51 II w a. A.. iiz.sV ao9a. ilZso. 'lag
sliS. ~. 80. l5;N. S5-o. IAN. I3;41. , 09.
lssS. 5SJ. is4O. 'o:3. pA. 'ss0s. ~. 'lg19.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a. u. IL. IN .. N
.OlNCiNNAIl, So LOlss, ana LOUISVILLE,
. ~ A. N. -aso0 y H., -1z:tv nlgaL
III AIeDOhD, Div a. IL. -. 40 .. ~. 'l2-0
CLEyELAND. .s:l0 .. m
NOLJMDUo, -3-5J u u
MAEkLiAS, S:lO a. M, SO D. q.
MlNCh sac1 III. l3-iu A. N I41j. p 90 D. n
rtREoEkiCh, le-z5. isa0 ss:iS i. ~. sio. 1916.
HAGEKsTowN. 1910 a m, B.Dpm.
Daily. Except sunday. soundsf only.
sa-LEPhONko al al Of the f0 .0Nmg Ticket Of
ave, Main Is; New Onion Station: Ticket Once,
Main f3o; Information BUREAU. Main 4soJ
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OYERsTOCK OF
wall paper at very low sacrifice. Call and see
our stock. T. G. NoLTE. @7 llth St INV.
laseod-d
ROOMS PAPERED. s. CP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX,
l5Ol oth st. Phone N 3sslm- hlsd
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LOST AND,FOUND.

LOST DIAMOND PIN. on WAY TO CHEVY
Chase, sunday March J between l2a5 and l.9
O'Clock Large reward II returned to BEALL'S )
DRUG STORE. Conn ave and Q St mhi3t
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES,
eczema piles sc. Try DR.. COSTELLO'S
sALNE All druggists mhlSOt
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
WHY PAY MORE7 We STORE FOR 80 A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ls4e0-
~ 10Th 81. NV. Phone Main 4E9 mh39t
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS, sc. AT
WESCHLER'S. go Pa ave nw.: reasonable rates:
conveniently located Phone NJ l2s2 feS-Sot
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

BY A no. 1 MATTRESSES. CHAAIBERMAIDs.
houseworkers. laundress white and colored Main
2s4. SO 7th st. NV. PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
FIRsT-CLAsS LAUNDREss WANTS WORK 20
do at home. 1919 y st nv. mhiSt
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

PHILLIP AGENCY SUPPLIES HELP FOR ALL
business places free Of charge; white and c1lored
city ref A No l. Main ZS0t 80 7th St nv.
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MASSAGE

MASSAGE.
PROFESSIONAL MAssEUR OPEN FOR EN-
Eagcments city OF country massage taught. Ad-
dress Prof. g. YHNELI. COZ st. Sc
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
Swedish movements: appointments out Open sun
days q nour front Wal in. sl5 18th st M.
teIi-At
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

features todays stock market
Prices with the
the
the professional element Trading during the larger
significance Great Northern and Northern
o illness Hill Although
auhoraey denied those stocks held heavy
board dealt
divisions months OH,
belief
Hill and
served subject them unusual There marked weakness
also San Francisco second preferred and New York Central
selling which attended
ndustrals
the belief that conditions the metal favorable than they
The included
republican
further settle differences
n likelihood OF strike by the Indiana biumnous
that charges be preferred the Ahson and Southern
publication
trade The exhibit chiefly
that had fallen $25O000
month while declined $38OO0OO0
published Saturday fixed the condition 837
80 This
100000 yield OF 100000
by
adv1ces from the further improvements The
the southwest
Trading diminished
registered by number of After
dlsposmg
Reading
heavy inflow the middle and northwestern
light all call loans recorded today being
coupons Is and 4s
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables

There has been somewhat of decrease in the
receipts OF cucumbers and summer squash, the
previous low prices having checked tre move
ment from various sections and both are now
quoted at narrower range. Green corn, too Is
doing little better for the same reason but
any marked increase in the arrivals would cause
prices TO slump Good hard lots of ripe tomatoes
sell readily at or near the top quotations when
received In time for the early trade. but when
supplies from the river come TO hand late, as
they usually do. there is no stability to prices
Peppers are still in abundance and there is more
egg plant and okra coming to hand than is
needed Good peas and beans are steady as to
prices, but IT is a difficult matter to dispose
OF poor stock, which forms a large percentage
or the receipts Potatoes are moving freely out
OF first hands at steady prices while onions are
In Increased supply and inclined TO easiness. The
market is overstocked with sweet potatoes and
prices are weakening, as dealers are commenc-
ing to urge business in that product.
Potatoes (per ctl)-New white. 75c6S1; Sail
mas Burbanks, $140@1. 20; sweet potatoes. 2HQ
&c per lb.
0nions-New yellow. S06S5c per Stl
Vegetables-Green corn, $1.50G2.25 per sack
and $1.7JM2.50 per crate for choice and T5cM
Sl.25 per sack for poor; tomatoes, S101.75 per
box: cucumbers. 40@5Oc per box: green peas
3@5c per Id; string and beans, 26l5c per
ID; lima beans. case per lb; summer SQUASH so
665c per box: green peppers. 606175c per box
III; cabbage. 75c per ctl; cau1ifower, 40a50c per
dozen: turnips 50@75c per sack: green okra
6o@1oc per box; egg. plant, 50@T5c per box.
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Canned FTuits-The California fruit canners'

Canned Asparagus-The California fruit can
ners' association quotes 1908 pack follows:
No. 2is square cans q doz to casel. weight s.
lbs-MammOth white, 81 do peeled. 81. 70; large
white $3.50; do peeled. 81. 25 medium white
s3 25; small white. $3.50
Canned Peas-The California Gamers associa-
ticn quotes 1908 pack as follows: Petit poi
81. 90; extra fine sifted, $135; extra sifted 20
No. s. extra sifted. $3.50; DO. sifted, 81. %.
Canned Iomatoes-Standard. No. pa, 67Ae;
Salt-Loeal jobbers quote as follows. HaIt
ground, 80 lb SKIS $3.50. 100 10 SKIS s. per ton
rock SALT SO Ib SKIS IS. 100 ID SKIS 81. SO Der ton
imitation Liverpool $15417 per ton: Liverpool
lump. $19- No genuine Liverpool the market
Quieksilver-s425 90 for local use and $40 for
Cordage- Manila. 11Ac; SIsaI. -91se: sisaI bale
rope, 10A @g10%te per ID.
as follows. Bundles. small whole, 30 10 bales.
4Acs cases, regular, large. whole. 100 ID boxes,
5%fc; cases, extra, 100 ID boxes. 81 cases east
nc; narrow gauge, TAe; Silver King. SIC:
Golden State. Sc; White Seal, middles. f0A
1013c; Seabright. blocks, Sc: oriental blocks
715c; Crown brand. tablets. S%c; Pearl tablets
fancy boneless. 1O1se; half barrels. picked cod.
S5.75 each
The ALASKA Goldfish company quotes: Bundles.
small whole, 4%c; cases. regular. large. whole.
5Ae; cases, extra. 6Ae; cases. eastern style.
SIC; Bering. 7Ac; Frigate. 7Ac: narrow Para
gon. I+e; Monarch. SAes Western Pride SCI
T15c; Star, ID tablets. SAc; Pacific Belle.
10 tablets s1Sc; Choice Bits. crates - 5 IN
boxes. Zoe; do. 80 ID boxes. 1O15e: picked cod
barrels. $40 each; do. half barrels s5.T5 each.
SalmOn-The j. Il. Armsby company. general
distributing agents for the Alaska Packers as
ISOLATION for the United States. announce the
following prices for the association I9Os paek If
Alaska salmon per dozen Z. o. b. San Francisco
in ID tall cans. Reds (sockeyes bmebacks).
medium redsl. ST. pinks (humpbacks) roc;
chums (dog salmon. Zoe
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and the coppers higher.
Spot and cotton futures lower.
Local mining stocks hrm with several higher.
Shipment of $13Oy041 in silver bullion Hongkong
Silver and exchange rates show variation
Wheat and barley quiet and unchanged Oats still rising
Hay, beans and feedstuffs about as before quoted
Dried fruits and raisins continue strong.
Live dressed and cured before quoted.
Wool and hops dull Hides quiet and steady
Opening prices for canned salmon announced.
Potatoes steady and selling we'll Onions weak
Poultry market quieter again and weak
Eggs lower. Butter steady Cheese inactive
Fresh fruit market literally supplied and easy.
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Reeeipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET
Smart Advances In Several Southern Ne
vadns-LeSs Trading I'm LOcnI Sfncka

-
vadns-EeSs Trading I'm Local Stocks
There was a pronounced falling OF in business
on the stock and bond exchange yesterday, both
only variation worthy Of note was a further adj
vance IN Alaska Packers from SOL to So under
small sales.
There were several noteworthy features in the
southern Nevadas- A report that an eastern syn
dieate had sent out purchasing order for 20. 900
snares sent the price for merger stock up
from $6-35 to S670, where Il closed the dav
from $1-Ot TO 81 20 report that eight feet 81
Soy ore mad been struck in the winze on the
l.o60 foot level beyond the Mizpah fanlf A
tllfo 1eature was an advance In Combination
FRACTION rrom 81 Got S135 on report that
tne bear influence had been withdrawn from the
from 1926 to S3-42. S
The Comstocks quiet but steady to drrn
l. ram OF the hrm OF J. Barth & Co. was
yesterday elected member OF the stock ana
pona pea exchange on the seat OF the late John
day u " 'e SeS'e'
1t IS stated BY the management OF the Mac
.talaIa -. mine on IOnopah that the output for
me nrst half Of August was $50 tons Of orr. The
sn1RpIns ore Averages about S125 per ton and the
n1iling ore about SEQ per ton
~ Is thought probable that the governing com
n--eese VI tne san Francisco stock and exchange
a. S,sa.u az rs regular weekly meeting today will
ItsNuss ts tne adVlSability Of making a change in
e .as submission rate which now stands at per
ceus on all purchases and sales OF stocks Ac-
| eordlng 10 report the committee nav order the
1ute 70 pc per cent on an transactions n
ssocks selling below So per share and make
charge or 50 for 100 shares on an stocks seIIns.
at and over S5 per share.