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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-24
THE PRESIDENT IS PLEASED
 WITH REPORT ON CANAL WORK
AZlZ IS DEFEATED
 BY HIS BROTHER
Mua Hads Forces Overcome Those of the Sultan and He Is Declared the Ruler of Morocco-Former Sul- tan Flees to Damascus-Guns
 Fail To Work.

situation created by the battle, the Paris newspapers are inclined to use caution In forecasting the future, In view of the fre- quent vacillations of the fortunes of the rival Sultans in the past. The Temps says:
 The powers have always held the van quished Sultan of yesterday to be the legitimate ruler. and they cannot abandon that position because of one defeat, but If he proves unable to recover from that blow and definitely abandons the struggle Europe as @ whole, and not one or two powers alone. can validly indorse his rival This recognition can be neither quickly nor easily effected. Mulai Hahd must first of all accept the act of Algiers and all the treaties outstanding between Morocco and the individual powers. It Is A mooted point as to whether Mulai Hafid, the Sultan of the holy war, can accept these without ceasing to be the anti i-European leader to whom the natives have given their confidence.
 Madrid. August 2s.-The Spanish press is of the opinion that the downfall or bd-el-Aziz Is now an accomplished fact. Several of the newspapers are urging new Algeciras conference.
 London, August 23.-The morning papers in discussing the Moroccan situation are inclined to the opinion that Mulai Hafid victory introduces new complications In an already difficult problem, and that Mo rocco is such country of surprises that it Is next to impossible to predict the outcome of the latest events.
 It Is taken for granted that Great Brit ain will continue her cordial support Of France and Spain and although the fact that Mulai Hafid's victory is the victory of a strong nationalist spirit, opposed 70 foreign interference, the general view IS that with Hafid's well known progressive ideas he may prove to be strong enough to induce his people to consent to His driving a bargain with the powers. He may even, possibly, accept the Algeciras act as the means of securing recognition as Sultan, establishing his mastery.
 In fact the situation holds all the ele- ments of a compromise, both sides be- ing anxious to avoid complications. The Daily News in an editorial sees in Mu- lai Hafids victory still another sign of the renaissance of the Islam, and asks whether 1t has the same significance as the revolutionary movements in Persia and Turkey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-24

Madrid August 23.-The Spanish press is of the opinion that the downfall or Abd-el-Aziz Is now an accomplished fact. Several of the newspapers are urging a new Algeciras conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-24

CONTINUED ON PAGn sJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11

and bridges in the several county
commissioners districts as follows:
District 1, s. r. Clark, w. NJ. Bitch
and J. H. Haynesworth; District 3,
.G. w. Livingston, J. II. Holly and
J. d. stringfellow; District 4, e. G.
Chitty, c. d. Wood and r. A. John
son; District s, ]. r. Shaw, 7. G.
Holden and Charley Ormond.
Ordered. that It. Q. Healey be recon.
mended to the Commissioner Of Az
rIculture for appointment Of county
enumerator OF Alachua county, it
having been brought to the attention
OF the board that the present incum-
bent, J. t. Weeks, had resigned.
Ordered. that whereas W. A. Burch,
Nose Mckinney T. g. Underwood,
Jason Grant. J. A. Beach, G. A. Spark.
man, Horace Howard. w. w. Spires,
]. B, Frasier. Fred d. Alley, Dan Day
and H. g. Lang, each having complied
with the law. be granted permit 10
carry a pistol. and that Jason Grant
and w. D. Tillman, each having com.
piled with the law. be granted q
permit to carry a repeating rife.
Whereupon the board adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
War Against Consumption.

an nations are enceavoring TO check
the ravages Of consumption, the
white plague" that claims 20 many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are IN no danger Of consump.
ton. DO not risk your health BY tab.
ing some unknown preparation when
Foleys Honey and Tar Is safe and
certain IN results. The genuine Is In
a yellow package. J, W. Mecollum
a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11

SlO5; Summers Furniture Co. coffin,
$3.50; DR.. J. NJ. Dell, services, $40;
J. r. Fletcher, paupers, 5000; Gaines.
Vile Gas & Electric Power Co.. lights,
1924; s. H. wienges, sundries for
ONCE, s22IO; Lois Hale. stenographer,
$50; T. b. Ellis. water tax, slO.25; r.
B, Peeler, commissions. sl51.s9; j.
9, Evans, supplies poor farm. s1.75;
w. ID, Dickinson. fees and postage,
s2OO.si; n. II. McCreary. printing.
$3.50; 8. j. Thomas Co, cuspidores,
s4.S5; II. II. McCreary. publishing,
$3.50; Baird Hardware Co, supplies,
1910; 8. J. Thomas CO., supplies,
Si52g.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
FROM AN ADMlRER.
The Way One Of calnesvIlle's old
Citizens Writes Of The Sun.

The Way One Of GalnesvIlle's old
Citizens Writes Of The Sun.
The following letter is one OF many
that we are continually receiving
complimenting our city as well as our.
selves, and II makes one feel good TO
know that all true Gainesvilleians
cannot help but think Of their former
home. The letter follows:
TT. White, July 9. 1908.
I'll. H. McCreary, Editor Gainesville
"Sun.
Friend Enclosed find p. o.
81 renewal for Sun. Could not get
along we'll without the papcr--it has
been in the family so long until we
miss II when II falls TO come; then
we love TO hear from Alachua county,
especially Gainesville, and we love to
note the progress she is making. and
l predict that the time is not far
distant when Gainesville win be at
the top Of all the inland cities Of
the State. Hoping that you and your
paper and your city may continue to
prosper and success follow your ef-
forts IN making your paper one OF
the best, am your friend.
Up, e. PoURNELL."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
Gainesville, Fla,

Gainesville, Fla, July 8.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
OF yesterday and proceeded with pay.
ment Of bills as follows: w. ]. Mat.
theus, services ON road. SIG; s. p,
Matthews, road work. $3.50; s. q.
Matthews. road work for June, S45:
II. a w. u, Drew Co. blanks for
county Judge, 1855; c. c. Pedrick.
services on road, SIC; O. l.. Bryant.
fees In lunacy case. $3.50; Geo L.
Bryant burial pauper S.; H. G. Ma.
son. DIR. J. II. Colson Or. ), NJ. Dell
and Geo Mason, lunacy case. S15l0.
Amanda Leigh support, s.. Ordered
that $3.50 per month be appropriated
for building hard road 10 Newber
" until further ordered. ]. r. Town.
send, road hands. $3.50; +. F. Paulllng.
road hands, Si75: C. c. Pedrlck. for
road hands. $500; w. J. Matthews.
road hands. slS5; Mrs. Elizabeth
Jones support, IS; r. NJ. Klncald.
trustee road district No. 2, $500: A.
o. Weeks. reward for conviction OF
Dan Young, $50; L. w. Fennen. feed.
Ing prisoners. sl4970. For criminal
cases; H. 7. Henderson, $3.50: j. d.
Sliord, s20S0; L. w. Fennell. So
cents; J, W. Smith. sl22l; J. T..
Smith. SS2e
Ordered, that Chas. Smith be admit.
ted 10 the poor farm; r. p. Thomas
for taking chas. Smith to poor
EARN. 81.
Ordered that che county pay one.
half for building hard road AZ Island
Grove when bin Is rendered and ap
proved BY J. r. Townsend.
Ordered, that the petition OF the
citizens OF Island Grove 20 change
the present county road 10 a. 10 run
on section line dividing Sections .
and 10 be and the same Is refused,
Ordered. that the petition for a
road leading from winston north 20
mtcrseet with the Mieanory and Raw.
them road, near Mieanopy Junction.
be granted and the following named
persons b. appointed TO view and
mark out such road and report ,heis
dolngs az me next regular meeting
A. n Miller " y SheticwortA ans
n. @. Wood
be q resolved BY iha hoard ~
County Commissioners 81 Alachua
county Florida Pursuant o. socticn
ssi % she Gsusral Statutes 81 rloriaa
lAat three a and prarev persons 49,
eppoelted % zach eoenty oommlsaioa
era alstriei - gssYe ~ ccsnmlsaioaefs
tw rets an6 , ~ fsgth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
RehInaon soIa q clnolnnntl

Birmingham. Ala. July TO- resl.
dent Baugh, OF the local baseball as.
ISOLATION, announced that Pitcher
Mack Robinson, the young college re-
eruit, who has won every game, save
one, ne has pitched for Birmingham
this season, had been sold to cincin.
natl. He Is 70 report at the END Of
the present season. The purchase
price was rot given. but Il is under.
stood a good exchange agreement was
entered into Tor next season.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
O. 3. Hurhans Tsatlfes After Four
Years

years.
@. B. Burhans Of Carlisle Center,
n. Y. writes: about four years ago
| wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured OF severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot
ties Of Foley's Kidney Cure. It en-.
tirely stopped the brick-dust sedi-
ment. and pain and symptoms Of kid
ney disease disappeared. I ana glad
70 say that have never had a return
Of any Of those symptoms during the
four years that have elapsed and /
am evidently cured to stay cured. and
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure TO anyone suffering from kidney
or bladder trouble" ]. w, McCollum
4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11

Cheraonyg Inly 70 The New York
Nautical seao5iship Newport. that has
superseded the ola 81 Mary's. mas
lets here Cor Gibraltar. The omcers
ans hcys On ssard ihe scAoolship were
hrish'y enicralned 1uring their STAY
hero
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11

Gainesville, Fla, il

Gainesville, Fla, July Z.
The board met IN regular session,
with J. @. Dampier. chairman; w. j.
Matthews. G. G. Pedrick, r. r. PAUL.
ing and J. n, Townsend.
Board was called TO order and after
reading and approval Of minutes the
following bills were ordered paid:
H. Wienees, auditor, $40; w. M. Tor.
Icy. guard at iail, $50; Nose sherman,
ianitor $50; J. G. McGrew, registra.
tion offlcer. s2b; Southern BELL Tele.
phone Co., 81: East Florida Tele-
phone Co., SASS; Mrs. Ida streeper.
for care Of Chas. Wise. SIS; Mrs. Bes.
sie Goodson, for support, S.; Asa
Roundtree. IS; II. q. Mason. Iunacy
case, s7bB; w. NJ. Johnson. medicine
for Jail, S4l5: y. r. PaulIing. service
and advance on roads, s2S; j. r.
Townsend. road and bridge work,
s3i.26; A. L. Webb, supplies, s4.05;
r. n Waits, salary, eco; ], n. Thrash.
or, supplies, Sll.lAi 9. X, Holder, re-
moving logs, rs cents; Roanoke
Bridge Co., In full Of contract, si,675:
J, r. Hammond, supplies. sii.59; A..
y. Oliver, supplies, SO: ]. r. McKin.
ney removing logs. 81; Il. C. Chitty a
Son. supplies, si2,sO: J. r. Feaster,
salary, $50; Mccormick q Howe, sup.
piles, s66.55; w, d. Bobbltt lumber
s6,as; r, y, Dyess, wagon work. s14;
T. II. Cato. road work. So; ], u. Hunt.
er, removing logs, So; a. c. Marable.
supplies, sltA2; q, X. Ianders, over.
seer, $40; q. X. Landers. money adj
yanced, sass; Robt, Fewell. bridge
work, 81 r. l., Mlnton. removing logs
81; w r, Thomas, buggy, si John
Thompson, removing LOGS, $3.50; l.. ".
Means bridge work, so cents; J. a..
cason. bridge work, SIT: J. n. Elmer.
son, oyerseer, $40; J, O. nampler.
roads, t2i; A. venable, for team.
5000; y. 3, Curl, ON account painting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
Plumbing

We are at all times at
the service Of our
friends and customers.
We have on display
a large stock Of Bath
Room Fixtures. We
will extend every
courtesy and aid in
proper selections.
We invite you to visit
our store to select
your Plumbing equip
ment with the assur-
ance that you will re-
celve proper attention
and your interests will
be protected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-11
THREE DAYS. SESSION
OF COMMISSIONERS
The July Meeting Of County SClOns
Proved to be a Lengthy One.
MANY BILLS ORDERED PAID
Board VIII Meet Again on July goth
20 Receive Tax Books from the
County Tax Assessor--PetItIOns
to Change Road Lines.
GainesyllIe. FIa.. JuIy 8.

Gainesville, Fla, July 8.
The Board OF County Commission.
ers met this day as required by
statute for the purpose OF equalizing
the assessment rolls OF 1908. Pres
ent, J. O. Dampier, chairman; C. G.
Pedrick. w. J. Matthews. r. F. PAUL.
ing and J. F. Townsend
The meeting being called to order
w. w. Colson, tax assessor, appeared
and informed the commissioners that
he did not have his rolls complete,
and requested that he be granted until
the goth inst. to complete same, and
the board granted said request, and
July Goth was set for the meeting OF
the board.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK March3 3-The whipped sean
@
printed specific
attributed Attorney General Bonape that there
the making
development evident National
The of the today after considerable advance
affected
effected element
habual
with the of the legislation looking the
actual transfer holdings fully
bill stock transfers the of SO
SlO would
bill had the the administration
change and added the feeling gloom time
OF
similar Albany The of
added
behalf of the railroad
publication the annual the Pennsylvania although
supplied
monthly
methods
the
the effects felt are
perfected
exchange
dull fearless The weeks exports
York $20O00000 explanatory
heavy. Total value $2292OOO
declined call
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
Los Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES, March 3-Thrty thousand
pounds Of butter were received today to $3.50
prices There were no eggs offered. 1t was a
dull day on change, absolutely nothing being
traded.
Green bunch stun moved slowly on the street,
but prices did not drop. But little lettuce is on
the market. and dealers expect an advance in
price. Onions continue scarce, with prices firm.
Potatoes were plentiful. with few offerings.
Receipts-Eggs, $50 cases; butter. sc, 022 lbs;
cheese, 1920 lbs: potatoes, 2, $50 sacks onions,
none; beans, none; sweet potatoes, 81 sacks;
apples, none.
Eggs-LocaI ranch, candled, 1s@2oc; selected,
21c.
Butter-Creamery extras. 5711c; do frsts, 5o@
52lac eastern extras, 25@271zc; hrsts. zoe;
dairy, 25c; cooking, 1s@22c; oleomargarine, tubs,
Cheese-Northern fresh, 1715c; anchor, large,
20c; anchor, Young America, 2ic; hand cheese,
anchor brand. 22c; eastern singles, 171ac east
longhorn, 1s@1S15c; eastern daisy, 171Sc; Swiss,
imported, 32c; Swiss, domestic, 22c; brick
cream, zoe; limburger. zoe.
81 1o@1 Is; fancy Salinas, $125@2; fancy Colo
RADIO, S1.25; fancy Oregon, $1.25@1 80; Idaho,
$1.25; Lompoc, $175; early rose, seed, 81. IS a
2: white rose, seed 81 IS; sweet potatoes. So. rs
onions-Y elbow danvers, $3@3.25 per ctl Aus
tralian browns, $3.50; 0regons, $3.50; Minnesota,
SsR;2o@s5o; garlic m ,ss lse per p. nov e. =, lin.
No: l, s5.5o@5.75; Lady Washington No; !.
SO. 75@3s5; small white. No. L. S3.75@3.S5i
blsckeyes, 50; Garvanzas, $50; lentils. HES
pounds zoe lb; fryers, 16Qlsc; roosters, 13
@16c; stays, &c; hens. pounds and up, 13@
I6c; under pounds 12c; old ROSTERS &c; tur-
keys heavy, 13@15c; light, not wanted; ducks,
13614c; geese, 12MI4c; squads S1.T3@2 per
dozen. Selling prices, dressed-Broilers, 27lac;
fryers, 22c; roasters 20c; hens 1Sc; ROSTERS,
12c; ducks. 1Sc; geese 1Sc; turkeys, 23@24cs
squads, $3.50 a dozen.
Rabbits-$20250 dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
COTTON FUTURES
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour-Re Receipts 80
700 barrels; exports, 9.400 barrels; sales 1900
barrels. Market frm, with good demand for
low grades.
wheat-Receipts, 16, 600 bushels Spot strong;
No. red, $1.0415 elevator; No. 2 red, 81. .o51 "a
(. 0. b. afoat; No. northern Duluth, $121 T.
o. b. afoat; No. hard winter, S1.1I15 +. o. b.
ahoat. In recognition Of very bullish northwest
conditions wheat advanced fully &c a bushel on
covering. Commission houses bought more ac-
lively and shorts covered freely all day. Last
$Lo5 3-I6g1.o7 Gle, closed at $1.0715; July,
81 -002s al .02%, closed at $1-02z.
Petroleum Steady.
Hops-Steady.
Hides-Quiei
Wocl-Quet
Butter-Qmet; held frsts to thirds. 24@29c
Checse-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Easy; western firsts, 215ac.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3.37]hc; CEN
trifugal, 90 test. 3.871ac: moasses sugar,
3121ac. Refined steady
Codee-Futures closed dull, net unchanged.
quiet; No Rio, 6Hc; Santos No. 4, SIS a
Size. Mild coffee nominal; Cordova, 9H 0I3Hc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market continues
quiet and it is said that in some instances
offerings q shade under quotations Fancy
held at 101zc; choice, 9@954c; prime IN
@sc; Canadian prime, 7A@7ssc; fair to COM
mon, 6s. G7Ac.
Prunes-Show no improvement on spot, not
withstanding encouraging reports from the
coast. Quotations range from Az @15c for Cali
fornia fruit and from 615 Gl0c for Oregon.
Apricots-Are somewhat active, owing to the
character of offerings and the demand has re-
lieved the market of some of the weakly held
fruit Choice are quoted at 1871 @21c; extra
choice, 22@23c; fancy, 24Q25c.
Peaches-Are in 5obbing demand, with choice
quoted at 10410hc; extra choice, i1011%c;
fancy, liz G12c; extra fancy. 18@I4c.
at 515 Q7c;- seeded raisius, 81 0s1ac; London
layers, $1.65@1.75.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
airs Page Of Commercial News

Magdalena bay strengthening factor and
sent prices for the best table goods up The
onion market is very strong. with receivers ask
ing higher prices for the limited offerings Ask
ing prices are higher than the trade cares to pay
however, and result sales are slow. con-
signment OF 500 crates of Japanese onions IS on
the market and Offering at $3.15 a Genital
Asparagus was in free supply for the first time
this season. l30 boxes arriving on the early
trains and boats alone. These increased supplies
caused prices to weaken. and as the regular
trade was taking but little most of the arrivals
were sold for shipment Southern vegetables
continued scarce aud firm for choice stock. while
of lots were slow Of sales. Garlic was scarce
and firmly held at high prices. while celery from
the river districts was in abundance and cheap
for general offerings.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks 75c@S1 10 per
ctl Lompoc Burbanks. $141.25 per etl; oregon
Burbanks I5c@N per ctl; river whites. 10
@90c per bag: early rose. $1.254i i.35 per ctl :;
seed kinds, 10000 per ctl; sweet potatoes.
50. 1913 per ctL
Onions-Oregon yellow. held at $3-1593.25 per
ctl: eastern do, $2.S593.
Vegetables Asparagus, - per ID; green
peas 6@611e per ID for choice; toma-
toes Mexican. $.@2-5O per box; DO Los An
geles, 81 .5142; string beans. l5W2Oc per ID;
egg plant 15120c per lb; hOthOtse cucuLn
bers, 75c@$l per dozen; green peppers, IGloc
per Id for chile and 12ia q iJc for bell. rhu-
barb 5Gl9c per Id: garlic, 10015c per ID; eel
cry, 25@50c per dozen; cabbage. 50@6oe per ell:
caulihower, soc per dozen; carrots I5c per sack; !;
turnips I5c per sack; mushrooms. $1@1.f5 per
box; rnarrowfat and Hubbard squash. $10Q15
per ton
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04

Canned Peas-The California Gamers asaocia-
sa psfh sed a. ssS es Pst ss R
81 20; sifted, 81; standard, 9Oc; No. sifted.
81. %; No s standard. SS-75.
Canned Tomatoes-Standard. No. 21k, s50
S715e; do. No. s. s.. IS; solid packed, No. 35s.
SOe; 80 DO, No. & 3. g.; do; 10; 10. 8 81 50.
strictly prime washed; 1914 01315c nominal, for
prime washed; 17541235c for good washed: 115<
8n1zc. nominal. for good to prime Deaberry:
11012c for good TO prime; 915Q105ac cor fairs
5QSc for common to ordinary.
Salvador-1215 @131sc. nominal for prime to
strictly prime washed: 11Q12c for good washed;
l0A g11c for fair washed; HAZE for good to
prime semiwasheds 9A 09%e for superior un-
washed; s@9kc for good green unwashed; 91s0
CSC for good to superior unwashed peaberrys 40
715c for common to ordinary.
Nicaragua-12Q13e. nominal FOR prime washed;
10911%c, nominal. for fair to strictly good
washed; S15@sc, nominal, for good to superior
Guatemala -aEexican-1s1z @141ke Tor prime to
strictly prime washeds 12@13c for strictly good
washed; IL y Q12c for good washed; 1O15 al 1Sc
FOR fair washed 90 G10Atc for medium; 569c
for eommSn TO osSanary; u z ef29se ~ r9r good to
unwashed pea6erry' S@1oc for good to superior
unwashed.
Hawaiian-14017c nominal. for fancy; i2J5M
49, 1ae, nominal, for prime; 114I2c. nominal, for
good. 10G11c. nominal. for fair. 11013c, nomf-
nal for peabery; 701oc. nominal, for low
Ecuador-ssc for current unwashed.
Quicksilver-$45 for local uses export price,
Cordage-Sfanila. 13c; sisaI. 1OHe: sisaI bale
rope, III 612c per ID.
Salt-Local iobbers quote follows. Half
ground, 90 ID SKIS S11.5O 100 ID SKIS $11 per tons
dairy. s13 per ton; do bales. s1.75@2 eaehs
rock salt so ID SKIS $11, 100 ID SKIS S1O.5O per
ton; imitation Liverpool. s15017 per ton: Liver
pool lump. $50 No genuine Liverpool the
market
Codhsh-The Union codfsh company quotes ss
follows: Bundles small whole. 80 ID bales.
sac; cases, regular. large whole. 100 ID boxes.
4&c: cases. extra. 100 IN boxes Sc: cases east
ern style. $3.50; Norway. 4e; Anchor brand 4c.
narrow gauge, 41ac; Silver King. &c: Golden
State &c: White Seal middles. 90Q1kc: Sea-
bright. blocks, &c. oriental blocks. 61hc: Crown
brand. tablets. 75ae Pearl tablets. Sc: ID
boxes fancy bOneless. Zoe: ? ID boxes fancy bone
less. 101se: half barrels. picked cod. 50 so each
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes: Bundles
small whole, 34c cases. regular. large whole
axe: cases. extra. &c: cases. eastern style 615c:
Behring. SIC; Frigate. 514e; narrow Paragon.
sac; Monarch. &c; Western Pride. 7c, I'm
perial, 96915e; Ocean Wave. &c: Siberia Size.
Star. ID tablets. IKE; Pacific Belle. ID tab
lets. Sc; Choice Bits. crates. II 10 hoxes. 1Oc:
do. 80 ? ID boxes. 1O1Sc: picSled cod, barrels -
EACH do half barrels So so each.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-04
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York materially changed Cotton rather
Coppers lower and the metal also 14c down.
Local mining stocks generally firm, with fair activity
Silver 1zc lower Hongkong exchange lower.
New York exchange continues decline Sterling weaker
Shipment of S54,lS6 in Mexican dollars to Hongkong.
Wheat barley futures higher and the cash grain steady
Oats rather lower. Corn and beans unchanged.
Hay conditions before. Feedstufs growing easier.
Flour and cereal goods quiet and unchanged.
Potato market firm with kinds higher Onions firm.
Receipts Of early asparagus steadily increasing.
Poultry in lighter supply and good demand Game weak
Eggs steadily declining Receipts of butter increasing
Oranges still weak under liberal supplies.
Rasns and prunes fractionally lower.
Price cutting in provisions still going
No further change in hides wool and hops
Cattle, sheep and hogs before quoted