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Beans and seeds

The upward tendency in beans continues and
several kinds have made further advances.
Pinks are particularly firm and now up to
&C. There was sale of $500 SKIS uncleaned
pinks at $3.50 yesterday,
The report of Adolf Koshland says:
Prices for beans very firm and quotabIe
higher for some varieties. Pink and bayo beans
are higher.
There is good inquiry for mixed cars for
shipment before the 22d inst. when a higher
freight rate goes into effect.
Lima beans also very firm and prices
ruling for this variety at present certainly
reasonable enough when compared with other
varieties Of beans
Beans lper ctl)-Bayos. $5.65G5:sO: pea
nominal small white, s4.50G4.s5; large white
$350@41o; pink Al993: red S6-50@6. .;
neys, Sj@5.25; cranberry beans s4.6OH4 30;
garvsnzas. $2-50@3.25: horse beans. s2d22J
Seeds-Brown mustard 4iac: yellow mustard.
SIC: faxseed. &c. carload lots: canary. 80. 64c;
alfalfa 161a G1Ic; rape. 2G2Ac; imported rape.
4d4lae; timothy, SC; hemp, 3Ia 44c; millet Sc
per h.
Dried Peas-Green 81 per ctl
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AyaiIabIe GRAIN supply

NEW YORK, March 15-Special telegraphic
and cable communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes In available
supplies as compared with previous account:
Nheat-Unlted States east of the Rockies. in
creased 366. 600 bushels. Canada increased $685.
600: total United States and Canada, Increased
l31, 600: aioat for and in Europe, increased
3,SooooO; total American and European supply,
increased 4 4.331 900 bushels.
Corn-united States and Canada decreased
260. 900 bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, increased
133. 600 hnShelS
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Treasurr Statement

WASHINGTON. March 15.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business TODAY
was as follows:
Trust funds-God coin 1856, ,S92 $50: silver
dollars. Sass 169 900; silver dollars of 1890
100 900. '
General fund-Standard silver dollars s3n2e
PSI: current liabilities. $99.9o1. .s3l: working bal
in treasury offices. $40. TAO. T10 in banks to
credit of treasurer Of the United States S36 2o2
596; subsidiary silver coin, S21 .469. .597; minor
$S1 ,0S3, SIS.
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Foreign Futures
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, March Flour-About steady.
with small jobbing trade Receipts. AZ, ,092
barrels: shipments, 113 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. . red, S1271a NOM
inai elevator domestic and nominal T. o. b. anoat;
No. northern Duluth and No. 2 hard winter.
$f.27A nominal f. o. b. ahoat Options Wheat
was lower under general selling; predictions
of rain and warmer weather in the southwest
and on the European and worlds visible supply.
closing at &c to ILc net declines. May closed
at 81 231s. July S1.15n, September $1.111a.
Receipts. 800 bushels
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Poultry and Game

Another car of western chickens making the
fifth received in two days, came to hand yes
terday and was readily disposed of at firm
prices. The liberal arrivals from the middle
west have had little effect the market for
native fowls. receipts of which are still running
light Prices for the latter a little easier
Yesterday, but the market generally was in good
shape for the selling interests There was very
little call for game, geese being particularly
dull.
Poultry tper dozenl-Hens, $6d650 for small.
81 750MS50 for large and S10d11 for extra:
young ROSTERS. $566: do extra large. S9.5o611;
old ROSTERS s5@6; fryers. s6.50G7.50: broilers.
S5d6 for large and s4G5 for small; ducks.
nominal pigeons. s1.T562; squads, $404.50;
geese. So. 5O63 per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Grsy geese. S2d2.50; white
geese. S1d1.75: brant, S1.5O@2.5O; hare. S1.50;
rabbits S2@2.50.
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Arrivals of asparagus yesterday broke all pre-
vious records for the season, the receipts up to
the middle of the forenoon being little less
than 1000 boxes In the rush to get from un-
der prices broke sharply. &c being a top price
for extra with most sellers, though a small per-
centage of the arrivals mag have brought lit
tie more in the early trade. Rhubarb was lower.
with some receivers selling By the box at prices
ranging from $1.15 to 1925. There
scarcity of peas in the morning, which held
prices steady. but in the afternoon receivers
were trying TO force sales at low rates. String
beans. eggplant and green peppers from Homo
lulu were offering at 10M20c a pound. To the
detriment of Florida lots, which were held at
much higher figures. Several hundred boxes Of
Mexican tomatoes came in by steamer and were
offered at 81. 80 in original packages and at So
move, owing to the cheapness Of the product Of
suburban vegetable gardens. Sweet potatoes
and Oregon onions were higher. Burbank pota-
toes dull and unchanged
Potatoes (per ctl-River white. $50 7Oc for
common to choice and S0690c for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks. S1.35@I1 80; oregon Burbanks,
81. l0d1 120; Oregon early rose, S1.35q1.4O; sweet
potatoes. 81. .2jd2. so.
Onions tper ctl-California. 1.50G 80: Ore
gon. $1.15; Australian. 81.
observation-disclosures 4e1Tc per lb; toma-
toes. S2.50G3 per crate for Mexican; green
peas. 5@Tc per ID; garlic. 595i5e per Ii: cab
bage, 6j0I5c per ctl; cuenmbers. Sl-25u ]. I5
per dozen; eaulihower. 40d5Oc per dozen; ulr-
nips. SOC per sack; carrots, soc per sack rhu-
barb. 445c per lb; celery. S2.50G3 for large aud
15c@$1 for small crates.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-Ihe market continues very dull, with
all quotations unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1s212 1.s71a; Sonora. S2@
10; Propo and white Australian, S2@2. 05.
Northern wheat-Club. $1.s5G1. .s71A Russian
red, 81 s0@1 .S21a; turkey red, 81 s5@I e21s
bluestem, s1s5@2 per ctl.
FUTURES
Barley-0cean freights are dull at l5s asked
usual European options. There Is no chartered
tonnage in port, against ]. 72S ON the same
date last year; disengaged. I6, 300 TONS against
II 3s2; on the way to this port. I74 s54 tons.
against 1JS, 116.
The weakness of Monday owing to the rain
was short lived, for prices for both futures and
the cash grain moved up again yesterday. feed
selling at $1.42h. The market was quiet how.
ever
CASH BARLEY
No. l feed, S1.4061. .42I2 of grades 81 $50
1874 per ctl; brewing. si.42Ia As; shipping
lots, 81. .42 al 40 cheyalier, 81 GOA 65 per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December-s1.27.
p. M. Session
Oats-Slight changes will be observed. The
market continues dull.
Reds for feed. $i.50d 50: reds for seed.
$l6o4 1.l0; black. nominal; gray, 81. .621a a.
1.70; white. S1.656 1.7o per ctl for fair to No l.
Corn-Arrival of 2,579 SKIS from Japan. Some
been held up by railroad bIockades. The mar
ket for the staple kinds is lower. Egyptian de-
scriptions show some varieties.
Manchurian small yellow is quoted at 81. SO
per GENITAL In sacks; California small round yell
low, S.10@1.75 white, sl.75; large yellow.
81 20; western states yellow in bulk, San
Francisco track $1.56; white. s15s; mixed.
Sl.24 white Egyptian, s160@1.7o; brown do,
Rye-Utah and California, 50 per ctl. The
market Is still quiet
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Northern Business

P0RTLAND. March 15.-Clearings, s., ,69i ,7o1 ;
balances, S377.739.
TACOMA. March 15.-CIearincs 81 107 500
balances. S20S. .12S
balances. $21S,51S.
SPOKANE; March l5.-clearings, s7os, AGO;
balances, sl00.679.
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Northern Wheat Market
rlr Ac,IarArNrr0K

TACOMA, March l5EWheat continues quiet
and nominal. condition which has prevailed
for two months. Receipts are light. There is
large quantity of grain in the warehouses here
and dealers are asking $1.14M1.15 for bluestem
and $l-06 for club. Miilers quote 81. .09 the
price for hluestem and S1.02 for club.
SEATTLE. March 15.-Wheat: Milling quo
tations- -Bluestem. 81 10: club .06: fife. 81 o6:
red Russian, $1.03. Export t-Bluestem $1.07;
club. 1o3; fife, 81 .03; red Russian. 81.
Car receipts up to noon: Barley, 3 cars;
wheat, Is cars, oats. ) cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND March 15.--Wheat: Track prices
Club S1.O361.O4: bluestem, $1.11@1.i2; red
Russian. S1.02; turkey red, $1.05; forty fold,
$loo@1.o6; valley. $l.04.
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LessSelIin9 Of Comstock Shares
Local Securities Rule Quiet

4.s415 for so day bills and at s4.ses5 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. s4.s3s4 @4s4A-
Bar silver, 51s &c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
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Minneapolf. Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, March Is. - Wheat = May
<l;lSA July: s1.i3ss. CashmNo l hard. 81. I.
qLl5; No. northern, $1-1319 @114i5; No. 2
81 liz 1.1215; No. 8, s1.07ta @1.1015.
F1ax-s2 22T
Corn--No. yellow. 56st 6J9%c.
Oats-No. 3 white 43L @43%c.
Rye-No. 2, 72X Xm74&c.
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New York Curb stocks
Borton Copper stocks

BOSTON. March l5.-Neakness throughout the
Boston market, Influenced by the lack of sup
port on the leading New York issues. character
lied the trading today No speciality received
any attention and the market sagged through
lack Of interest. President Amsters statement
regarding Arizona Commercial generally well re-
ceived, and his stock looks good as any.
-Four million pounds Of electric copper sold to
American brass company at price unknown and
100000 pounds for Milan, Italy, at 13.soc.
Lake is selling at 14c.
The following list is furnished by F. F. Hut
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Now York MONEY Married.

NEW YORK. March I5.--Money on call steady
2%M3A per cent; ruling rate. per cent: clos
ing hid. 3 per cent: offered at 4 per cent
Time loans. very firm: so days and 90 days 4
per cent; months. 4@4l4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Az as per cent.
Sterling exchange closed weak after strength
with actual business in bankers bills at ST. S4@
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. March 15.-The best prices paid
for eggs today after receipt of quotations from
the San Francisco dairy exchange were 2Oc and
19c. No change in local conditions.
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DULLNESS IN THE
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, March 15.-There
was Sudden tagging today in
the resisting power of the stock
market to depressing factors
which has been its prominent
characteristic for many days. The
possible Issuance of q strike or
der to firemen and enginemen on
western railroads was the only
topic to receive much discussion
in the days doings at the stock
exchange.
It is an aphorism of professional
operators not to go short of the
market on strike. This rule is
not always followed. but special
reasons for its nonobservance
today were found in some of the
technical conditions of the mar
ket.
The rise in the call money rate
to above 5 per cent for the first
time since the last week in jan
uary. when the rate was reced-
ing from the strain of the annual
settlements. offers one contribu-
tory explanation Of the action of
the market.
The money market has been
hardening appreciably for more
than a week The hardening
tendency UP to this time has been
confined to the loan department,
influenced by the steady tying up
of banking credits in the f1ota-
tion of new bond issues. Now
the interior demand for currency
has set in as a complication
The abandonment of effective
support of the stock market by
influential banking interests and
the evidence of Tightening of the
call money market raises the
question whether the desired in
centive to subscription to the new
bond issues is no longer needed
or whether it is given up as i'm
practicable
The railroad labor disputes have
been expected for some time to
arrive at this stage where appeal
would be made by both sides for
the mediation of the government
authorities.
The weakness was not confined
to railroads which would be af-
fected by the strike. Amalgam-
ated copper was even weaker and
the metal suffered another de-
cline in the London market.
Bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value, s3.415 1000.
changed on call.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Current receipts of butter are far In excess of
local needs. and as there Is nothing doing in
shipping channels to speak of the market Is
steadily declining. Handlers seem to be salts
fed to let prices 90 down gradually, but at that
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March 15.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. steady; No. 2 rye, 7ss
19l5c; feed or mixing barley, 5sM sc; fair to
choice mating barley. 65@70c: faxseed, No. l
southwestern S2.13. No. 1 northwestern 81 %;
timothy seed. S310d3.5O: clover. s11.75: mess
pork. per barrel. s25.75@26; lard per 100
pounds, Slf9o5 short ribs. sides tloosel. s13 1219
d13.oo; short clear sides (boxedl $14@14.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 46 600 bushels. Primary receipts were co., coo
bushels. compared with 400 900 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago. The worlds visible
supply. shown by Bradstreets, increased
4 4,531 900 bushels
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 43
cars; corn. 225 oats, 97 cars; hogs, 23, 600
head.
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Portland Butter Market
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

PORTLAND, March 15.-Butter-City and
country creamery. extras, 37n39c; fancy out
side creamery, 34@36c; store. 20@2 24c.
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SALES
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
f,aAfSTQCKS
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Loans. Excbanre and SiIxer

The steamer Tenyo Maru took out s1s1 600 in
silver bullion. Of which the Hongkong and
the American national bank $4,000 to Hong
kong and the International banking corporation
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Hone.

During the last few DAYS there has been an
improvement in the demand for fruit and raisins.
but more in the former than in the latter. All
prices stand the same.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. a4@9c; apricots,
prunes. 2fs GSc with A@1c premium for SOS
and &c premium for 40s; figs, 414 G5c; pears.
SO a 1oc.
Raisins-Layers clusters-6 crown. $3.50; 5
crown, S1.75; crown, $1.25; seeded. AZ 95Ac:
ordinary layers 3 crown. a5c: crown, s0c: seed
less sultanas, 2Ia @4c: Thompson's seedless. SI
G315c for unbleached and 6H@612c for
bleached: loose muscatel 4 crown 4c; s crown.
315c: crown. &c; seedless, 2@2Ac.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 141a @15c; IXL,
146l141ac; ne plus ultra. 13613I5e; Drake, 1015
611c; languedocs. 10d10hc; hsrdsheIl. 612 ale;
wanuts. 13c per lb for No. l softshelis, SIC for
No. do; peeans, 141s @16c; peanuts, 413@5c;
pine nuts. 1SG20e per lb.
Honey--COmb. 1+615c for water white aud 10
d12c per III for light amber; dark amber. 7dSc;
extracted. 7I.c for water white and 5lH G61ac
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 49
415c per Id.
Beeswax-2715@ @S0c per lb for light and 23@
&c for dark.
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Horse. and Mule.

The following quotations for horses and mules
furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. ZOO lbs and over. $500 1850
Light drafters, 15O0 to $50 lbs.... 25063DO
Chunks. 1850 to 1.500 lbs. 21o1 go
Wagon horses, 1850 to 1.350 lbs -..... 150M200
Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1850. 125011T5
Desirable farm mares. 12j@115
Farm workers 75@125
MULES
900 lbs, to Z. years. ............... .s125@15O
1000 lbs, to q years. -.......... 150@175
1,100 lbs, to years. 200U225
1,200 lbs and over. to years ..... 25063OO
Over year olds range from Sis to $50 lower
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future C.rain and ProyisIona

CHICAGO, March 15,-Grafn and provisions
slumped sharply here today. wheat declining on
unconnrmed reports of rain in Kansas. Corn and
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AFFECTS TRADING
Wall Street Spectators Uneasy
Over Possible Action by West
ern Railway Employees
As a Result of Depressing RumOr
the Resisting Power of the
Market Flags Suddenly
New York stock List

T. f. Hutton & Co. 40 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur-
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
YESTERDAY:
- r--7---I-S 7TJsI - ! I5is : -
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The local apple market has undergone radical
change recently. Owners Of the heavy stocks in
cold storage no longer holding for high
figures. but cutting prices in efforts to
effect clearances. -Four tier belledowers, which
were held at S1.25M1.5O box late last
week. are being offered to JObbers at SJcd$1-2J.
and the recently revised quotations for New
town pippins also being shaded The low
prices asked for apples had a tendency to check
the movement in oranges yesterday and the prin
cipal receivers reported the market rather weak
than otherwise. The other citrus fruits were
in fair request at the old quotation Most Of
the strawberries Offering yesterday were re-
ceived on Monday. A few sales were reported
at 25c basket, but zoe was the ruling price
for general offerings
Apples tper boxl-Fancy belleaowers. s5c@
81 1.25: Newtown pippins, $1.1Od1.25; do red.
81. .40G 1-50; common to choice, 7oc4s1, as 10
variety.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-NaveI oranges. 81. %
80 for fancy. S1.50d2 for choice and 81 al
% for standard: tangerines. $1.25G 1.I5 per
box; grapefruit. $2.5OG32j for seediess and
81 .J0G2 for common; lemons. $3G3. 80 for fancy
$2d2.25 for choice and s1.25@1.50 for standard; ;
lines. So
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cG$1 .25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S25093 for Central American;
pineapples, S2@2.J0 per dozen.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce Marcb 4,
Provisions


The market is reported very strong. with fur
ther advances expected.
Cottolene-one half Dbl. 12Ac; 2 half bbls,
Pc Pc ''erce i-ae 'ierces izSe' tlerces'
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quote as follows: HAMS 1917 2O1sc: picnic
hams. 141ac; California hams, Is15@19Ihc; extra
fancy bacon, 26c; fancy bacon, to lbs, % 1ac
10 10 abs lbs, 21se; 10 to II lbs, 221ac; sugar
cured. 23c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs,
20c: 10 TO II lbs, 191ac; medium bacon, 1s1ac;
light medium bacon. 1slac.
I.ard-Terces. lie. soc ITAc, los 17Ac, 5s
l!5sc, 3s 1sc; compound lard, terces, 111ac, Sos
11Mc. los 12lc, 5s 12ac, IS 121ac; yellow cook
ing OIL 65c per gal: white cooking oil, 1ac
per gall salad oil, Csc per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbl
higher: Extra family beef, $15 per bbi; family
bbi smoked bee beef isc ra per b. ess Oeei sif pei
Pork-Extra prime in barrels, s26: clear, $50:
mess, S26 pig pork, $50 80; pigs feet, IS. 10 for
Meat Market
Live hogs have made a sensational advance,
made in Oregon high as s11.1o per 100 lbs
These extraordinary prices are checking trade.
but prices 20 up lust the same
30 swill hogs last week, being price of about
lie per lb They were bought on an order and
the buyer had to have them.
Beef is steady and unchanged. Dressed veal,
mutton and lamb weak
Live wethers slightly lower and live ewes
slightly higher. Other live stock is unchanged
DRESSED MEATS
Slsughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef -s@slsc per lb for steers, 7@74c for
cows and heifers.
veal-sG9c for large and 961o15c for small
Mutton-Wethers, liz @121ac; ewes, 9@1olac
per lb.
Lahb -121s @lslac for yeariings and 14015c
for spring.
Dressed Pork lper lbl-1sA@I4c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. fat steers, over 300 lbs alive, 54 d51ac
per lb; under 200 lbs, sc; second quality, AZ a
sc: third quality. 4@41ac.
No. / AM heifers, 4HG4hc; second
quality. 3a4 @4c: third quality, 3 Z @312c; COM
mon. thin. undesirable cows, 2% @3c.
Fat bulls and stays, pa @211c; half fat or
thin bulls u G2c.
Calves-Light weight per lb, 81 @6c; medium,
5h as 1ac; heavy. 4@4s4c
Sheep (per lb)--Wethers. No. /, 6GeAe;
ewes. 5h@5%c-
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, "a
7hc.
Hogs tper Ib)--Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 10@1oAc; 140 to go lbs, 101t a
10lae; 25o to $50 lbs, 9A@lOc; common, unde-
srable hogs. 7@sc.
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Do ref IS -. e3AlU s Steel ID IS. los
Distillers 5s 80. 74l2 Va Car Chem 5s. 90
Erie prior lien As S5ss wabash lst 5s.. Ill
Do gen As ..... 76 Do 1st & ext As. IS
Do CIV IS ser S274 Western Md As. Sc
Do CIV IS ser I2L5 Westing FL cv 5s. 90 y
Gen Elect cF 5s. IA Wis Central As. 94h
III Cen 1st ref As 9SL
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. March 15.-Butter. drm; cream
cries, a6@3lc; dairies. 22@27c. Eggs steady at
mark. cases included. 1sc; frsts, 2o11c; prime
steady; daisies 16IaM16a4c; twins. 16t. @161ac;
Young Americas, 1614 14@16Ac; longhorns, 1917 q
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London Closing Stock.

sIoney-Ii5m1A per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
shcrt bills is 3M3h per cent aad for three
monfss' bills 3l4 per cent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY.

of vested in the president the United
States the different of this land has
thanksgiving
Webster Thanksgiving
public acknowledgement divine
quoting the dictionary
United today, will to
day of this On the other millions
who anxiously waiting the
Practically
thankful if they well
Speaking printers
alive that have good health that
prosperity has again dawned
witnessed changes the
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be a vacant
while others plate will The
cruel, the
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TIMES which control will they
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lore winter sets in in its severity
This plant will have capacity of
100 tons daily. The company is
backed by some of the strongest
financiers of Cleveland, Ohio. and is
working force of forty men at the
mines.
The Roosevelt Mining company
also owned and managed by Cleve-
land people. is demonstrating that
Lander hill is by no means ex-
hausted of its supply of high grade
ore. This week at the IT'S level.
ore was broken into thai will run
1000 ounces in silver to the ton.
1t is heavy in galena and shows
spots of grey copper.
There are more men working now
in the mines of Austin than there
have been since the days of the
Stokes regime. The winter will be
lively one and everybody is re.
Joicing in the fact that one of Ne.
vada's most famous of producins
camps is again taking it's proper
place in the producing class.
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PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. R. C. Moore returned this
morning from Los Angeles.
Bert Skinner left this morning
for Reno to spend Thanksgiving
with his family.
j. c. Spinney, the Reno insurance
representative, departed for the
north On this mornings train.
Roy A. Lennon, of Blair, came
over from that city on today's
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smith re-
turned today from San Francisco,
where they spent the last two
weeks.
E. A. Collins, superintendent of
the Montana-Tonopah, left this
morning for Oakland TO spend
Thanksgiving with his family
John F. Davidson, the Round
Mountain mining man, left this
morning for Spokane where he will
spend the next several weeks.
Eugene Howell. cashier of the To-
nopah Banking corporation, left this
morning for Battle Mountain where
he will look after mining interests
r. C. Keeper, who was called to
Texas several weeks ago by the
illness of his sister. returned to To
nopah on today's southbound train
H. R. Hanlin, superintendent o.
the T. & G., came over from Gold
field this morning and continued oil
north. He was accompanied by A
j. Lyons, auditor of the company.
Johnnie Miller of Hawthorne, af
ter spending few days in Gold
field, in connection with the Esmer
aida county grand jury, OF which h
is member, passed through Tono
pah this morning returning to hi
home.