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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
No Longer for Hearst.

However. since the nomination OF MIR.
Hearst by the independence league con-
venton held i'm Carnegie hall in New
York City on Sept. u. where a full ticket
with Mr.. Hearst at it's head and a plat
form OF principles was adopted. making II
appear from the Atlantic to the Pacific
I'm the press that Mr.. Hearst is a candi-
date OF another party. no matter what in
dividuais may say TO the contrary. I am
convinced that / cannot with prODrietv
or Justice 70 my position as the official
head OF the Democratic party in this
state any longer favor the candidacy Of
Mr. Hearst for governor by the Demo-
cratic state convention TO be held in Buff
falo next week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
MACK MADE IT PLAIN.
National Committeeman Could No
Longer Support Hearst.

Buffalo Sept. 19-The letter addressed
To the district delegates Of the Second
district OF the Democratic convention by
National Committeeman Norman T..
Mack and read this afternoon in each Of
The six assembly conventions held here
for the election Of delegates to the Dem
oCratic state convention follows;
You are undoubtedly well aware that
have been favOring the candidacy of
William r. Hearst for governor on the
Democratic ticket for several months
past 7 thought 7 was justified in taking
the attitude that II was for the best in
tercsts Of the Democra tic party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
SMITH iNAUGURATED.

+ Manila, Sept. 2O.-James Smith was 4
= inaugurated governor general of the =
y Philippines at 10 o'clock this morn \
y ing.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
No False Pretenses.

"As 7 understand. IL is the intention to
elect me as one OF the delegates to the
state convention from the Second assem-
bly, district at your convention to be
held this afternoon. ! feel that Il is but
proper that there. may be no misunder-
Standing.
However. should the convention honor
, me by electing me as one OF the dele
gates 10 the state convention. knowing
my position. I will deem II an honor and
will fulfill the trust reposed in me to the
hest Of my ability in the interest of the
Democratic party"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20

The foregoing temporary officers of the
Republican state convention, which will
meet in the Salt Lake theatre al II o'clock
this morning, were selected last evening
by the state committee. Their selection
was unanimous. But the most sensational
incident of the committee meeting was the
announcement by State Chairman j. r
hammond that he would retire from his
office with the state convention. Mr.
Hammond declared that his health would
not permit of his managing the campaign,
and so far as can be learned, this is the
real reason for his retirement. Mr.. Ham
mond suffered a hemorrhagc last Thurs
day. and is attending to the preliminary
arrangements for the convention against
the advice of his physician.
.. j. Salisbury has been slated by the
SmOot machine as Mr.. Hammond's sue
cessor. Late last evening Mr.. Salisbury
agreed 10 accept the place. He departed
foc Idaho on the night train on bust
ness trip, but will return in a few days
to assume the active management of the
effort to elect the Smoot ticket, which
Will be nominated today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
Reply of Mr.. Adams.

In replying to this. Mr. Adam wrote:
II would say that If the Democratic
party in convention assembled. demands
of any true and loyal Democrat that he
serve his party and the people 1T is his
duty TO respond even against his personal
preference and to stand or fan fighting IN
the good Old-fashioned way for his party
and principles The Democratic party
knows its own mind and will express is
choice. and if this is done freely and with
out dictation or compulsion. ii is the duty
Of every Democrat to aid in the battle
and assist in winning il. Whosoever the
Democratic party. free from dictators
should select as it's standard bearer that
man should accept and fight TO a finish
for true Democracy"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
Opposed to Hearst.

Il am, therefore now and have been
since this nomination opposed to the numi-
nation of Mr.. Hearst by the Democratic
convention, which is to meet here next
IueSd1y. No matter how much / or
others might try to make il appear tina.
this is not a legal nomination. it has been
made to appear so, and il is so for all
intentS ana purposes, and the press and
the public, from Maine to California.
nave put that construction upon it-and
should the Democratic convention to meet
here Tuesday next nominate Mr.. Hearst
or endorse the action of the Independ-
ence league, as many people would say. ii
would TO my mind be a surrender of
Democratic principles. which would be a
lastlng humiliation TO the great Demo-
cratic party of this state and nation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
Reed Shoots Slate.

If indications count for anything the
following ticket will be nominated today.
after having first been selected by Reed
SmOOt:
For congress-Joseph Howell Of Logan.
For supreme JUDGE. E. Fricl1 OF Salt
Lake.
Congressman Howelrs denomination is
assured absolutely. Farley P. Christensen
and +. w. Fishburn, his opponents. are
wasting energy in opposing him. While
the result of the judgeship fight is not as
Sured so absolutely. indications point to
Judge Tricks nomination. The Smoot
machine is preserving a Semblance of a
division over the judgeship The close
friends of Senator Smoot are for Judge
c. w: Morse, while Senator George Suth-
erland and his friends are making an
active fight for Judge Frick. Either
Judge Frick or Judge Morse is satisfacto-
ry to the machine, but Senator SmoOt
would prefer to hold Judge Morse in re-
serve. and pit him against Justice w M
McCarty two years from now.
Headquarters Are Open.
All three candidates for congress held
open house yesterday. Congressman How
ell. had his headquarters in the Wilson
hotel. The Cache county delegation met
there in the afternoon and decided to sup
port him unanimously. The few wavering
delegates from Mr.. HowelTs home county
were persuaded in the caucus TO go down
the line with him.
Mr. Fishburn had his Headquarters i'm
the kenyon The active manager of his
campaign is State Auditor J. a. Edwards.
who halls from Brigham city. Mr. Fish
burns town.
Farley =. Christensen's headquarters
are in his office at 212 South Main street.
Ex-senator Arthur Brown is Mr.. Chris
tensen's principal manager. and either he
or Job p. Lyon will place Mr.. Christen-
ser in nomination before the convention
today Mr.. Fishburn had not decided last
night who would place him in nomination
today.
RumOr is that Congressman Howell will
be nominated by Senator s. II. Love of
Salt Lake county, who. while posing as a
rahid anti-machine man, is nevertheless
an ardent supporter Of the machine candi-
date for congress.
The Salt Lake county delegation will
caucus in the Salt Lake theatre at 1920
o'clock this morning. 1t will elect mem
Der of the state central committee and a
chairman to announce its vote when the
roll is called TODAY.
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Asked II He Would Accept.

Therefore in common with other Dem
ocrats i'm this state who favor the nomi-
nation of a full Democratic ticket from
top TO bottom by the regular party con
Vention next Tuesday i'm Buffalo. 1 re-
spectfully ask you, if the convention ten
ders you the nomination for governor
without pledge or condition of any nature
beyond the performance of your duty as
you see IT, if elected. will you accept the
Same2
IF YOU will accept the nomination, as
the chad of the party organization i'm the
state. i VIII at once proceed with other
leaders of the party i'm the state to en-
deavOr TO bring about your nomination.
not only for the reason indicated in this
letter, but because believe you could
lead the party ticket to victory.
The Democracy OF the Empire state
must stay with the Democracy of the
nation, and the Democratic party will
never die or surrender"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20

Two things are bad
too much and too little. T"
Want advertising remedies
both evils,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20

"SmaII trades make
great profits" And small
ads make a great number
OF small trades.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20

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Plute county proposes 10 make an =
y effective protest against the methods y
y of the Smoot state machine. To that =
y end a mass convention Of all citizens y
= who are opposed to ring rule has y
y been called to meet at CircleVille on y
y Oct. !. The call is "A red-hOt dOcu- y
Z ment that reviews the political his y
y tory of Piute county. 1t is given y
y herewith -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
Nonresident Holds office.

In order that they may perperIaHy con-
troll the mining camp OF Kimberly and
have no break i'm their official tenure this
ring elected and now holds i'm office on
the board Of county commissioners of this
county a man whose residence is in Rich
field Sewer county. and who has no
more legal right TO hold this office than
has the car of Russia.
Two years ago, when the perpetuity OF
brought Presidents Cameron and Steele OK
the Panguitch Stake Of Zion to CircleviIls
and these church leaders, in Sunday reli.
gious service. advised the people TO vot,
Continued on Pace 8.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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csaI,-rS and PrzncS still Advancing.
NaT alKi-e> riom New York report continued
advl .cc Ed sls and lrunes, as follows;
--latest adei-eS from Washington aad oregon
nsc.in- c,lfsrS are To- she effect that there are
lew a auv .0-2os ur a0-40s ia this seasons crop
er rta'isl prllcs. EveH Ia the smaller sizes
I-cErrs are uctarred 20 be ce-uctsnt 10 make
f-r- OF ulti- they have filed orders al
roads, ID haaT. and. So far as be learned.
n8t l1s IS ote-ed for shipment from the coast
lie reported Storage II large sizes n the cur
rea- crun ias crested demand for spot goods.
lut ttcre Is l;e hero aud that IS IN one or
two hands Sales of 20-3Cs were made from
store yesterday ~ lur and so-its II 9lse. The
arrira. az s1nr $3.50 packages 0f California
re il1ee r1al - per cent Is for export. and OF
fae halalre considerable proportion goes 10
i.tcrlnr m -rzrtS Moreover. most Il not all OF
t.'r tr---- r.i1r WI rc1naln 'ere was sold before
arrival .ri0 coast situation IS complicated By
rec scar irv nf boxes. which makes packers
c-laI-- 0- n1kia- o1erings Tor immediate ship
meat q % tpgc % the market is hrm on the
fnr iDIrlistc shipment. bur Il IS said that no
-iS cen br iirC even in assortmenrs for ship
mont much hhfo-c tie end OF this month. and
Ac"1rs .ng 60 adYices received from Fresno yes
frff.ar uac-crs are buging raisins freely from
SHOWERS and pay ag &c in the sweat box Most
't r-e nacket~. intending outside interests are
ho.d'1g tIm ar csc Tor fancy and 6l5c for
choice Z d. cosst. and are quoting loose
m.tsrafe'S sr a1tc for two crowns SIC for
tl-rcc CROWNS and 5asc for four crowns + O. b.
tllc ur two otIsile sellers. however still
inadf 20 take oulerS subject TO cOnfrma tion
Tor lr'tn loose and seeded az quarter Of Q cent
nnlot the shove quotations. Four-crOwn London
-ascrS arc rrmar and higher on the coast tel
esrlilS received yesterday quoting s. So f o. D.
fer ilrNe crowns r2c general T. %. b. quotation
raisins are offered Sparingiy for arrival the last
taG - Ribs month and prices remain on a high
-eFf-- SeeTla- business within narrow limits
cs lla aclSf
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
COmstock Mining Shares Higher
Local Stocks Very Dull.

? Yesterday was record breaker for dullness
on the Stock and Bond Exchange. sales amount
ing to only 200 shares Of stock and $1,000 IN
bonds. Lower prices were named for Hawaiian
Commercial, while Alaska Packers was stronger.
selling at s53.
The Constock mining shares unusually
active and strong, with pronounced advance in
the north enders. notably Sierra Nevada and
Union. 0phir was weak and closed lower at
$295 bid Confidence levied an assessment of
20 cents The Tonopah stocks were not ma
terially changed, but had an average business.
An assessment Of 20 cents has been levied
Con Virginia, delinquent November IL.
The Aberdeen Box Company has levied an as
sessment Of SO, delinquent November Is.
The Mohawk Mining Company OF Goldheld has
declared a 25-cent dividend on outstanding
stock, aggregating $52 000
At the annual meeting Of the Stock and Bond
Exchange yesterday the following officers were
elected: I. Strassburger. president; J. R. K
Nuttall. vice president; Walter Turnbull chair.
man; Henry S. Mannheim. vice chairman; Harry
Schwartz, secretary; Daniel Meyer treasurer
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.--During the early part OF
the day sentiment In the wheat pit was bearish
and prices showed a moderate decline ToRard
the noon hour, however, a stronger tone devel-
oped, and throughout the remainder of the ses-
sIen the market held firm. The chief bearisb
factors affecting the market at the opening were
and increase of nearly 1000, 900 bushels in
the worlds shipments compared with those OF
the corresponding week last year. special
feature of the worlds movements was the rela.
tive magnitude Of shipments from Russia and
places being over 100000 bushels. The early
weakness was due as much to slack demand as
to any selling pressure and consequently trading
was quiet during the first hour. Later in the
and local bull being active bidders. A re-
port from Duluth claiming that considerable
ened the market here. The close was strong,
December opened HG2sc lower at 1890 to 70 &c
The corn market was easier at the opening.
because OF selling by cash houses. Excellent
the chief weakening influence. During the last
half OF the session the market became more in
sympathy with the strength of wheat, but the
volume OF trading was not large. Commission
closed firm. December open H@Ac lower All
421ac, sold Off to 42c and advanced to 42bc
Final quotations were a shade higher at 42lbc
Favorable weather in the Northwest for the
movement of the new corn crop had a depressing
effect upon the oat market early in the day. Pit
sellers Later in the day active demand by com
mission houses caused a frmer feeling. Decem-
and then advanced TO 3415c The close was i? e
up at 343se-
Provisions were easier at the opening. because
Later sentiment became somewhat bullish and
prices made moderate advances. Covering by
shorts in October lard was feature of the mar.
ket. There was also some bullying for foreign
account. At the close January pork was m
7l3e lard was up 2l1G5c and ribs were 5@71sc
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Bid. Ask
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The cotton market
was active and lower today with improved
weather and increasing receipts the dominating
innqences The market is technically long,
WITH practically every buying on q scale
down at the level reached today. This is likely
70 create still weaker market position unless
there is full confirmation OF extreme estima tes
OF damage by the storm. Just at present IL is
weather market and prices will advance If
conditions turn bad. while with good weather
the market Is almost certain to go lower. The
movement today was large, especially the Texas
option The trade is watching the frost out
look and IL is very essential The crop being
frosts will make material difference in the
size The trade IN general seem to be lowering
their estimate of the crop from what it was
two or three weeks ago They generally figure
the amount OF damage by the storm recently
at from 1000 TO 5000 bales, but 1t will be some
time yet before the true amount can be learned.
Spinners nervous over the outlook. We Will
no doubt have excited market from now on
and there are TWO sides to IL
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To. AngeIes Markets.

Los ANGELES, Oct. S.-Market business con-
tinues brisk, the cooler weather acting as a
stimulant. Prices are uniformly firm, Potatoes
are evincing greater strength; There is dearth
OF butter, local creamery being barely adequate
TO supply the principal demands
EGGS-Local ranch. candled 31c; Northern
ranch, candled 3oc; fresh Eastern, 32c; select
ed Eastern. storage, &c
BUTTER-Local creamery, 671ac; valley
creamery, fancy, 60@65c; coast creamery, fancy,
Doc; coast dairy, choice, 5o@52 1ac; cooking, 22c.
CHEESE-Northern, fresh, 14415c; Anchor,
large, l1c; Anchor, Young America. 1Sc; An
chor, hand, l9c; Eastern singles. 16Q161sc;
Eastern twins 1914 @16c; Eastern. Cheddars,
16c; Eastern. Longhorn. 16l2 @17c; Eastern,
dairy, 1914 @17c; Swiss, imported, 2S@2ec;
Swiss, domestic, Zoe; Limberger, 20c; brick
POTATOES Ia ctl)-Early Rose. Northern,
81 80 al 40 Burbanks. $15041 -65; choice, 81 80
40; Salinas, $1.9002; Highland. S1.50@1 .65;
sweet potatoes, S1.50@1.75.
ONlONS-Yellow Danvers, s.. .25 1.50; North
ern. S1:25@1.50; garlic. Sc; chilis, green. &c:
eyaporated, Zoe; sun dried. 20c; ground. 1215c;
Mexican bulk. 1sc: Austin, brown, local, $3.50;
Northern. $12561.50
BEANS Ga ctl)-Pink No. 1. $3.50; No. 2.
Sl.90; Lima, No. 1, S5; Lady Washington, No. l,
$325@3, 80: do small whites No. l. $4,000
80: Blackeyes, $780, Garvanzas. S4.50@5;
lentils 9610c a h.
HONEY Ga lb.)--Comb. water white Ice;
light amber. 12@13c; comb. white. lac; ex-
tracted, water white, 60lb. cans 615 67c; ex-
tracted white, 6o-lb. cans, 6@615c, light am
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Waect Stocks rather higher Cotton Is and u points lower
Silver and Exchange materially changed
Local Securities fat Comstock Shares higher
Wheat dull and generally weak. No change in Barley
Cats in fair demand Corn dull and featureless
Hay Feedstufs unchanged Beans dull and weak
Eaisns and Prunes continue tend upward.
Hams weak Meat market before quoted.
Eggs in lighter supply and higher
Butter firm and Cheese advanced.
Poultry dull, with but little the market
market frmer but higher Onions quiet and weak.
Wnc Grapes advanced Table Grapes lower with liberal arrivals
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Potatoes, Onions and yegetable,.

9, The continued scarcity and high prices Of fine
Salinas Burbanks caused improved demand for
t tne upper grades Of river goods and prices of
the latter while not actually higher had an
upward tendency Cheap stock, too. shared in
the general frmness and sold or much better
than heretofore. Two of Sweets came in
from the Merced region and met with prompt
sale at satisfactory prices. Onions were quet,
weak and unchanged
miscellaneous vegetables showed but little
cnange from the last report. nearly all kinds
pelng IN free supply and rather weak. The
market was still badly congested with Toma-
toes and 1t was extremely difficult to dispose
of old lots at any price
PoTAToES-Per ctl: River Whites, s75@
NlO: Salinas Burbanks, S1.50@1.75; Sweet Po-
tatoes $1.50@l.60
oNIoNS-Ye1low. per ctl eo@7oc.
EEGETABLES-Green Corn, $1.25@1.75 per
sack or crate; String Beans, 215 @5c per ID;
Lima Beans. 3@4c per ID; Tomatoes, 15@4Oc per
box; Cucumbers. 60@75c per box: Summer
Squash. 5o@75c per box; Garlic, 2a2isc per ID;
Cabbage, 75c per ctl; Caulihower. 75c per dozen;
Carrots. 5o@60c per sack; Turnips, 75c per
sack: Green Okra, 40660c per box: Egg Plant,
900 400 soc eoc per box; Green Peppers, 4o@eoc per box
Hubbard Squash, $10615 per ton
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General NIerctandise.


BACS-Grain Bags, S4 @S&e; Wool Bags,
2Slsc for 3-lb and 4Sc for Alb; Fruit Bags. &c.
CoAL..wellington, $3.50 per ton; New Wei
Hin, Sc; Roslyn 81: Coos Bay, So: Richmond,
IS; Cumberland. $15 in bulk and S1525 in
sacks; Camel 50 per ton; Coke. S11-50g13 per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Mountain
'oILs@onotstions are for barrels: FOR cases
add &c; Linseed, 49c per gallon for boiled and
Ale for raw; Castor Oil. In cases. No. 1. 75e;
Bakers AA. cases. 81 .2491.26; Lucol. soc for
90c per gallon; Cocoanut OIL. in barrels. 5Se
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil, csc; natural winter Sperm
SOC; natural Whale oil. Sc; extra winter
strained Lard OIL, s5c; No. Lard Oil, 6se;
Pure Neatsfoot Oil, 75c; No 1 Neatsfoot Oil.
5715c; Herring OIL, 40c: Salmon Oil, S5c; boiled
Fish Oil s5e; Paint OIL, 35c
Coal OIL. in bulk, 1015c; Pearl OH, in cases.
11c; Astral, 1Ic; Star, 11ci Extra Star, 2Oc
Elaine, 26c; Eocene. Ice: Stove Gasoline in
bulk, 17Iac;. in cases, 24c; No. Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No. do. 615c;
cases, 615c more; Benzine, in bulk, 1215c; in
cases, 19c; se-degree Gasoline, in bulk, Soc; in
TURPENTINE-s7c per gallon in cases and
Sic in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S6Shc
per ID; White Lead, s9S12c, according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed, 5.20c; Powdered,
5.o5c; Candy Granulated, 5.O5e; Fine Fruit and
bags only! Confsctioners' A; 4.s5ci Mag
D. 4.25c; and E Crystal Dominos, 1880; Tab
let's, half bbls, 5.45c; boxes 5.7Oc per ID. Bar
rels and 50-lb bags 10c. half-bbls 25c and boxes
50c more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than 75 barrels or its equivalent.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK Oct s-There was an advance
Of FL is in the london tin market TO fl96 for
spot and G194 los for futures. and the local
market was also firm and higher. with spot
closing at So. .60642 So.
Copper also had very sharp advance in the
London market. accompanied by considerable
Cd and futures at ss5 It's Sd. Locally copper
was very strong scarcity of supplies and a
good demand for both specula tive and consum-
ing accounts. Lake. $21@22; electrolytic, $40
AL; casting. S20621.
Lead was a shade higher in the English mar
ket spot closing at &19 IS. Locally no inn
portant change was reported quotations ranging
to S5.s5G15 $50.
London. Locally the market was quiet at S6.15
G620.
Iron was higher in the English market.
SOS 3D. Locally the market was unchanged.
No. foundry. Northern, $21 1@22; No. foun-
dry Northern S20M22; No. / foundry. South
ern, $2t@21.50; No. foundry, Southern,
S2O5OnN
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EASTERN MARKETS.
- - 1Ioner ,Iarl,et.

NF~ YORK. Oct. S.-1Toncy on cali. firm
per cent. ruling rate closing bid and
iIle l9aus dun and steady. Sixty days
n.ncts days and SIX months. g per ceat.
Prime mercantile paper. G3s7 per cent
STERLING exchange srrong. with actual business
IN blnSers bills ~ S4-S415ei4- $3.50 for demand
snd ~ 81 s0-- "a S03o FOR sixty-day bills
Posted rates S4.Sl64Sli5 and S4S5
Commercial bills S4.T9GsS0.
Bar 81 yer GS%c.
lleXicIu dollars. G3c.
Boads-G0veruments weak; railroads hrm.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER g 1906

decline. in Bayos The other sorts were un-
changed, but the whole market was reported
queI and weak and ruling in buyers favor
BEANS fper ctI-Bayos, 50. so: Pea nom
inal at $3.50@3.75 small White. S3@3.25;
large White, $2-15@2.30; Pink. $2-10I2. 20; Red,
saa-1942 50; Limas, $3.6093. .65; Red Kidneys,
nominal at 81 So
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. s3.T5@4: Yellow
~ Qo12c; Alfalfa, 13e; Rape ~ @31kc; Tim
othy, &c; Hemp. DC per ID; Millet, 31Hc; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@2l per ton
90 pRlED PEAS-Niles. nominal Green Peas.
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Eastern livestock Market.

., CHICAGO, Oct. s.-CATTLE-Receipts
81 goo; market steady, TO 1oc lower: Beeves,
S59o@7; cows and heifers. $1.6o@5.2 20; stockers
ana an feeders, $2.5O@4.4o; Texans, SS.7oG4.4o;
Westerns S3.50@550; calves S6.25@s-
HOGS-Receipts, 33, 900; market weak to &c
lower. Mixed and butchers S6.25Q6.75; good
heavy, S64oQ6.75; rough heavy; so 5@6.25:
light S6; 25@e, 70; pigs, S57o@6-3o; bulk OF
SHEEP Receipts, so 600; market steady.
Sheep. S3.5oQ5.3o; lambs, 4.7o@6S0.