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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
CONCERNING THE PEOPLE OF
WINNEMUCCA {:
The Arrivals and Departures of HON
! and Foreign People at the Coun-
ty Seat.

Sam Roth arrived from McDermitt
hyesterday, where he has been for sew
eral months. -.
Phil Wolf, Constable of Loyelock,
and candidate for reelection, was in
town last evening.
Harry Mumah, we'll known in Win
nemucca, and formerly driver Of the
Kennedy stage line, has accepted po.
sition' !, as clerk at the s.Winntmucca
J. Low, son of j. K.'Low, proprietor
McDefmitt3ssore;s arrived with team
yesterday A part of his load for the
ftturn trip will consist crs20o sacks Of
! A.A. -four. ..
Mrs. E. J. Akin and daughter, Louise,
returned last evening from a three
we ks visit at Seattle. They report
having had very enjoyable visit in
the northern city. -.
Mrs. Kate Smith and son leslie will
leave this evening for their home in
Ogden. Mrs. Smith has been visiting
with Mr.. and Hrs Chris Diehl for the
past four months.
Miss Annie Schmidt is reported quite
ill., Some time ago the young lady was
thrown from horse and the injuries
she received at that time has occasion
ed her press mt illness. i''f
Mrs. Hirschei- left yesterday for her
home at Battle Creek. She viii return
in month and has made arrangements
to take up a permanent residence in
Winnemucca at that time.
B. Zahren Of the f. Reinhart Com
pany, went up to Stone House to do
, some work for Thomas Nelson. Mr.
Nelson is making veral improvements
on his ranch and home. A water sys
TEN, supplied by gasoline engine, has
been installed and his home fitted mp
with water pipsa
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
ANOTHER ToWlssI4 e FILED THIS
MORNING
Situated in Seven Troughs District Two
and 4 half Miles From Vernon.
-Four Incorrorators.

At the .opnty. Recorders Office this
morning another new towrsits was fled
This new town viii be known as Seven n
Troughs. 1t is situated in the very
heart Of the mining district two and a
half miles from Vernon. The incorpo "a
tors are A. Bordano, W. 4. stauts, J.
Cherin and J. T. REID. The recordi1g
fee for townsites amounts to about SIS
and County Treasurer Hoehstine smilss
when each new 'townsite is tiled. This
makes the third townsite within the
last two months which has been flied
with the County Recorder. 8
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
WAS HE ROBBED BY
POLICE
j. w. LY1TON CLAIMS HE WA
HELD UP AT GOLDFIELD
Men Wearing Badge of Authority Ar
rested Him and Believed Him of
-, ALI. Money and Valuables.


+ '-A1ls cations of serious natilre le
Gecting Oh the character OF three dep
atty. city marshals- OF botdfeld are
made by J. w. I,ytton,. who claims
hisy home. is in, San Il rancisco,. AMI
who sarrived in !. Tonopah last Sunday
< Lytton, who says he went to- Gold
e Id ON the, nigh Of. Saturday, Sep.
tembcr 20, lin search &of Z employment
WAS seated in the bar room. .of the
Barrel Honse saloon last Wednesday
morning about g % clock, talking to
The proprietor of the Manhattan sa
doom regarding employment, when
three men wearing stars designating
them ase deputy city, marshals ap-
preached him with drawn revolvers
and ordered him to leave the city.
.ssThes three. men compelled me to
walk several miles up "a ,canyop,o said
-ytton, where they ~overpowered me,
eating. me numerically and after
wards. .rc heving me of everything /
had on my person, including my
money. my pocket knife, two union
cards and a few cigars. After tax
ing these articles they ordered me to
cave the city, saying, that l was not
wanted,
|, ssAfter the men had started to
Yards the city and r had recovered
efficiently to walk, | circled about
he mountains and returned to Gold.
6eld. / Immediately went to the sa
'oon where / had been approached by
he three deputies and tried to gam
possession of a shotgun, but this was
denied me.
Last Thursday night Lytton came to
Tonopah, he claims, with letter
Of introduction to Hank Knight oI
this city. when seen this afternoon
he admitted being somewhat intoxica
led while in the Barrel House in
Goldfeld and that he had spent his
money rather freely. For this. rea
on he says he believes the thre
deputies thought he carried consider
able money ard that robbery was ths
erly motive.
Lytton claims that since his arriva
IN this city he has seeur d employ
inent and that he shall put fortt
very effort to establish the identity
of his alleged assailants and bring
them to justice. Ilytton says ht
comes from good family and thai
his father was at one time engag a ii
tusihess pursuits IN the state "a
Idaho With Governor Sparks.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
HATS OFF, GENTLEMEN. HIRAM
-AER rs IN TOWN
Amiable ard Substantial Citizen From
the Town Down the River Spending
tho Day in Winnemucca.

Hon. Hiram Stoker, a good man with
many friends, is in Winnemucca. Mr.
Stoker is the peoples candidate fol
shortts rm County Commissioners. Since
there was no party representing all ths
people Mr.. Stoker became a candidate
on the next best ticket, which is the
Republican ticket. But what differe nee
does it make whether Stoker is on the
Republican or Democratic ticket, it 4
the man that talks and Hiram Stokel
is the man.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11

w. J. Bell of the elite saloon receiv~
cd today O consignment of the celo-
LratOd Martinez cigars in all sizaa
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
CAMPAIGN LIESARE
DtTESTABLE
THE LATTER OF COUNTY ROADS
NOT "A CAMPAIGN LIE
This Important ..ubject Speaks for
itssH AID the nemocrats Face.
A Vital issue. H.

10 us the campaign. lie is q detesta-
.i,e thing and while The present lessees
ave control OF the Silver Stat nc
campaign lie shall. enter. its coIpmns.
We make these remarks in dispute 20.
any statements that our position in,xet
lard to.the Dad condition of The. coun.
y roads is not founded ,on fact. .-s.s
We are forcing thes qaestion.of good
.oads. We got o1lr Tip .trom the present
: of the roads, from the brea.,
and progressive ptaAA IN the kepubli-
IAN platform, which states. that the
eoanty roads mu,st be- improved i. and
rom the weak and narrow plaSsr1n OF
he Democrats which refers only indi-
.ectly to this most important issue.
We believe we are voicing popular
ounty when we state that the question
of good roads is going to be the decid,
ng issue In the coming election of
Commissioner of Humboldt county.
The candidates who indorse the plat
sform which says:
WI PLEDGE THE NOMINEES
oF 1HIS CONVENTION TO TAKE
PROMPT AND EARNEST ACTION
70 REMEDY IHE PRESENT DE-
PLoRABLE coNDIT1o4s OF TILE
ROADS,"
Are the candidates who will he looked
upon with favor irrespective of their
political affiliation. And the candidates
Who have been forced to indorse plat
form which leaves the important mat
ter of the county roads in the back
ground are the candidates who must
suffer at the ballot box, irrespective
of party afiliation and personal worth,
such as is certainly vested in the hon
orable man who is:a candidate for long
term commissioner on the Democratic
ticket.
HI and Joe, the GOOD Road boys;
III and Joe, the Square Deal boys.
Are you on7 Well, then, vote for HI
and Joe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
MRS. T. D. BROWN REcEICED VERY
~ SAD NEWS
OF the Death of Her Mother in San
Francisco-Mr. and Mrs. Brown
leave for the West.

Last evening Mrs. T. D. Brown re-
ceived telegram informing her of the
death of her mother, Mrs. Henry Peters,
at 207 Castro street. in San Francisco
y, sterday about 6 o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown left for San Francisco
about 1.3o today Arrangements have
been made for the funeral and it will
take place Friday. Interment will be in
Cypress Lawn.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
BRING IN TWO CARLOADS OF
HORSES
J. 4. Harvey Of Paradise Valley and
Son, H. X. Harvey, Arrived this
Morning With Horses

s5.R. s9gsrvey and Son, II. K Harvey,
arrived this morning with two carloads
of horses. The horses are unbroken and
have been purchased by DOH 4 King.
Az soon az cars are available the
horses will be shipped. Mr. Harvey re-
ports everything to be prosperous IN
Paradise Valley.
"we've got everything up there that
we need, and we're all happy was
the essence Of his remarks to Silver
State reporter this morning. Threshing'
he says. is about concluded in the val
ley and the season Of the harvest draw
ing to close.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11

Another Strike Reported at Bernice.
John G. Wilhelm arrived yesterday
from Bernics. He is awaiting the re-
turn of ]. H. King, who is interested
in Bernice properties. Mr.. Wilhelm re-
ports that another antimony and silver
stzihs was made 1T Hasni0e psoaptlyl
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11

Jsb Printing at the Silver state
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11

J. w. Guthrie, Republican candidate
for Assessor, and N.rJ. Laveaga, Re-
publican candidate for County Clerk,
returned from canvass of the SOUTH
ern part of the state. They both wear
happy countenances and to judge ~
appearances that country looked gvci
to them. s M'i
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press ~
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Beans
Pink, $4,000 225 lima, $3-70@S75;
small, white. $25O02-65; large white,
$500 0p3,25.
Po tatoes-River Burbanks. S5c@
$l.15; Salinas Burbanks 81. .50@165; {;
Merced sweets, 60@75c.
Onions-Sil verskin, 60W75c.
Va rious-Green peas, 5@7c; string
beans. 3@5c; egg plant. 4O@65c; green
peppers 40 az soc; tomatoes, 15dp4Oc;
sum mer squash, 25@p 4Oc; garlic, 2@3c.
FlOur-Fanily extras, 81 65 dp51O.
bakers extras, $43O a. 4.6Oi Ore gon and
Was hington. $3,75@4.25.
Wheat-shipping, $1.27@13O' milling
$1.So0D1.40.
Bariey-Feed, s1OO a 1,O61s brewing.
$1.07 " @I12 1a chovalier, $l.10@1.3O.
Oats-Red, $115@1.45; white, Sl.S5W
MilIstuffs- MiddllnEs OO@29OO;
mix ed feed. $2SOO@ 26 90; rolled barley,
$2S. 506Q245O; oatmeal, $450@o AS; Oat
groats, S475; rolled oats, T.0O@SOO,
Hay-Wheat, $13. 00@15.00; whea
and oat $40. O0@14OO oat, wild, $500 a.
l1.50: oat. tame, .00@12,50; alfalfa,
'$7,OO@1O50: straw 50 dl6Oc.
II eceipts- Flour 1880; wheat, 2206i
barley lO,494; oats. $40; beans, 1897
potatoes. 24o4; onions. 4Of bran, 95i hay
4SO; straw 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
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Rv Associated Press.

Ty Associated Press.
NEW YOkK, Sept 22.--'rhe bank state
ment today fulfilled the brightest expec-
Ia tions and belied some forecasts from
usually accepted experts that had threat
ened q Door showing. But in spite OF the
improvement indca ted in the banking po-
ssiton the stock market showed niue III
tltnntion to throw of It's lethargy
The course of the time money ana lneIc
camille paper markets toward tne enc ilS,,on ol
the week was rega rded as Il better iIldeN
of the situation and of the dislncllntl tloh
of money lenders to intruSt Iurlnett re re-
sources to the uses oil Stock market Vp
ci,ations The American resources at tnc
command of the banks must supply the
extraordinary req uirementS about th9
first Of October and II is realized IhaMt M
growing difficulty will be encountered IN
Securing additional gold abroad for tine
benefit of New York
The 81 422, 200 loan expansion OF the week
shows the continued demand tor large
. credits in spite of the restraint upon
stock market which had been In evloeneo
throughout the week Estimates made
showed astonishing discrepancies in the
item of the weeks cash movement vary
ing all the way from a gain OF over
Sli 100000 by the banks to a loss Dy those
Institutions Of over $1,000 900. The con-
fusion was caused by the different ac-
counting for the gold ARRIVING - IN
coming steamers during the week. 49,
This gold figured technically as with, t,o
,rawals by the sub-teasury from the
hanks as it was covered into the sub
treasury on arrival in repa yment OF gov
crnment advance made at the time OF
The enga cement, but in this method OF
accounting the arriving gold should have
figured as gain to the banks on hrSt ar,
tiying. But the faulty estimates failed
TO allow sucn gain to the banks, as the
gold engagements had released govern g,,ni
amounts when first made abroad.
There was confident hope among
street speculative opera tors yesterd,ays
that further measures of treasury reliet
would he announced before the day is
over. Disappointment of this hope
prompted some of the selling. the mar
ket closed weak with considerable losses o
rnIal sale of bonds par- value $9l2,VyO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-Fruits-
Fancy apples, 9Oc; common, 35c; crab
apples, 7D9c.
Berries - Straw berries $50O@60O:
raspberries, $6.OO@D 500
Grapes-Isabella, 50@Sjc.
Pears Bartlett, 40cm$1.75-
Peachcs-Common soc; fancy, 65c.
Plums-F Fancy, 40 m75c.
Pomegranates-$ 1.75M400-
OrangeS-Seedling gs. $3.50 a 500
Mexican limes-$6.00.
I4emons-Common California, $500.
Melons - Watermelons, $150025O;
nutmegs, 20@40c; fancy can taloupes, Is
0D40c
Tropical frults--B Bananas, 75c@$3.OO.
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.--The mark ct
for evapOrated apples cont tinues quiet
with the tone rather easy in the abb
sence of important demand Old crop,
10m11c; new crop, ~ M6Rc.
PruneS are attracting a little better
demand and rule steady In tone with
quotations. ranging from 12c to s "a c,
according to grade.
Aprcots are un changed with choice
quoted al 16c extra choice, 17cj fan cy,
1SM20c.
Peaches are firm with choice quot ed
at 10% an lie; extra choice, 1l@l11 n c;
fancy. ] / 0D12c; extra fancy, 12@12hc.
RalsinJ are steady; loose musca tel
quoted at 6A @7c; seeded raisins at SO
SC; London layers. nominal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Financial Record

BY Associated Press. .
on call nominal no loans Time loans
dun and steady; GO and 90 days, Z per
cert: six months, 61s per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 61a0O7 per cen t.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4S3650D
4S375 for demand and at &7S70GH4.aJi5 for
60 days Posted rates &S01.@4S1 and
$4.S41A.
Commercial bills, $4.79Ad4791a.
Bar silver 6S3sc.
Mexican dollars, 52Ac.
Bonds-G overnments steady; railroads
CAsY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
New York Bank Statement
Rv AssociaAed Press.

BY ASs0c1a-ed PTesS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold $l1,3l5,-
925 more than the legal reserve require
ments. This is an increase of S1,T9,525
as compared with last week. The state
lent followS
Loans, 81. Oi3, $4,000: increase. $7,422,2Oo
Deposits, $1,O23,25; increase $l7,763 900
Circulation. $45109,500; increase, $22O7OO-
Legal tenders, H,541 800; increase, S9i9,
500.
Specie. $190 ,J365OO: increase. $13,17OOOO.
Reserve, S261 12SS0O; increase. $12 500.
Reserve required, S255, 5,1S5,7S5; increase,
A.44O,975
Surplus. 11.Sl5o25; increase, S777O, ,525.
Ex-United States deposits, $l7O2, IT'S;
in creilSe. ~. 7l5 21h.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
butter, Eeas and Cheese

SAN FRA NCIsCO. Sept 22.-Butter-
Fancy crea mery. 2S 15c seconds, 21c !;
fancy dairy, 25c;t seconds, zoe.
Cheese Eastern. 1 6 Ac; Young Amer
lea. 13c; western, i5c,
Ranch, ace; store. 1S@25c (;
eastern, 1S0D 24c
CHICAGO. Sept 22.-OR the produc G
exc change today the butter market W. )
steady. Creameries, l0@24c; dairies,
II 60 20hc. Eggs, firm at mark, case $
included, / A m1Sc; firsts, zoe; prim G
firsts, 21hc; extras, 24c. Cheese, firm,
II " M12Mc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
CHANCE IN RULES
SOON TO FOLLOW
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MEM
BERS TO VOTE
NJ arket Conditions Unehan ged-Eggs
and Butter Firm at Quoted
Prices-cantaloupes Are
PIE ntiful

There were no now features in the pro
duce market Saturday. Brisk demand for
fruit was reported. and the supply was
pretty we'll cleaned up at fair prices.
Cantaloupes came in freely from nearby
ranches, and water melons appear 10 DC
as plentiful as ever.
Eggs and butter, potatoes and onions
were firm.
sales of limburger cheese and AUSTRALIAN
brown onions we're recorded:
It was announced that business meet,
ing of ex change members will be held
at 3 u. m September % at the exchan
rooms for the purpose Of revising the
! t1es and regulations.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23

No, IA. 4OOc; mould A. 5s5 cut loafs
and crushed 5.O5c; powdered. 5.lOc;
graduated 5.OOc; cubes, 5.25c
Coffee spot Rio, quiet; No. invoice,
sac; mild, steady; Cordova, ga 215c.
Futures 5W1Q points lower; October,
$6,2O; December, S6.35 @6.45; March.
S6,6O@ 6.65; May. $1,000 6.75; July, $3.50
@6S5; August, $500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
INTEREST SLIGHT
IN STOCK DEALS
SPECULAT0RS WERE SLOW
TO ACT
Concern Aroused Over Anticipated
Difficulty In Securing Gold From
Abroad In oetober-T reas-
ury Relief Desired
e4@4@gs-34@9@o@
DROP IN VALUES


3 Prices declined at the opening
8 of the stock market yesterdny.
B Reading dropped Y, Great NORTH.
o ern pref erred ", B. g. O. a point
q and Union Pacific, Southern Pa
. cific and Anal gamated Copper
q large fractions.
. Western Union sold at an ad-
. vance Of "a. Reading IA allied a;
3 Allis- Chalmers preferred yielded
. 4. Great Northern 8 and southern
o Pacific, Union Pacific, De laWars rs S
3 Hudson, l.. & NJ, WISCONSIN cen
:. trai preferred, Distllers' Securl-
e ties I to ~. ,.,..or
:, Active selling was rene wed later
:, Reading leading the first decline
. The stock fell 2 u, b. & o., South,
:, ern pacific and Smelling IN aand
. Pennsylvania, st. Paul, Csnadrsh a,oaaraI
:, ST Louis southwestern preferred,
:, Amalga mated Copper. colorado
:, Fuel and Republic Steel a point or
@ more.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Bonds

Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil .......... S71s 80
Cali fornia Pacific Ry. Co.. 90 10l
Cuca monga Water Con-. 100
Edison Electric 1st R....,. 1903
Edison Eec. Co. old issue 10C 10D
Home Telephone .,....... Of 01
Home Tcleph one list ref. S4 81
L. ~ Fac. Con. Mtg. ..lOg -.
!" a. Traction Co.........111 -.
L. a. Electric... 100 80.
l. a. Railway Co......114A ..
Mission Trans. & r. Co... 97 ,
Mt. Lowe Railway Co. ...... So ~ =
Pacific Eight & Power Co.. 81 9915
Pacific Electric ity. Co....l07 -.
Pasa dena II. Il. & T. Co... n "a S934
Pomona Con. Water Co..... -.
Riv erside H. r. q r. Co.. 81
San Diego II. r. & T.. Co. E. SIS
San ia Monica IL. T. Ss II. Co .. 81
San ta Barbara Elec. RS... -. VIZ
Sea side Wat or Co........ - 80.
Tonescal Water Co. ..... S6 -.
United l1lec. q. Dc +. Co.. .10O1 -.
y. S. Long Distance. ... so OIL
Union Tran Sportaton Co.. 90 q 06Ss
VtSala Water Co...-...... -. 80.
WAlltIer ...''..- -..,., o9
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Cereals of the World
chlcaso Live Stock
' Assoclated Press.

BY ASSOclateu E4Itss
CHICAGO, Sept --Cattle-Re eceipts
200; market steady. BeeVes, $3- 9OQ6 90
COWS and helfers, $lS0G5. 20; stockers and
feeders, S2.4O0D6. 40; calves, S6,0OQS. 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market &c higher
Mixed and butchers $6.2O@6671z; good
heavy. S6 4Oa6. 621a; rough heavy, $500
Cos; light, $6350p67O pigs, 565Q6 40; bulk
of sales, $1,000. 55,
Sheep Receipts, 2OOO market strong.
Sheep, S3.20Q5.65 lambs, N5OQL75-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
HAWAII OFFERS
NEW MARKE rs
CALIFORNIA EDITORS SEE
GREAT POSSIBILITIES
Tour to Islands Shows Advantage Of
Closer Industrial and CONNER
oial Relati ons--Expanslon
Is Watehword
sss.s+s4.s. p 4. *z# 444s =.@4@
EXCHANGING PRODUCTS
WITH THE t1AWAIlANS

!. There can be natural and
7 profta bic exchange of the products
i of Southern California and the
\ Hawaiian Islands.
!. Living in a semi-trOpical eli
I mate our people naturally crave
I. your pineapples, bananas, alligator
3 pears, etc. while our oran ges,
Z grapes, peaches, wanuts, almonds,
4 hay and grain would find an exten-
T sive market here.
& 1T would also be to the adVan-
\ tage of both sections to export
:. your crude sugar direct to Los
I Angeles, which has a tributary
z population of half million people,
9 and besides would save 500 miles
:. in transporatio to the east.
! "And more important still, steam
:. ship connection with Los Angeles
& Tor San Pedro, which Is about
heighteen miles distant,) would give
i you the choice of three trans-con
7 tinental rout es-the Southern Pa
{ clflc, Santa Fee and the Salt Lake
+ line. Warren wilson of Los An
I geleS.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
Produce Receipts
Produce Price s


The following are tne JO Dbing priees
IN the local markets; o=
EGGS-F'resh California ranch, S5ci
northern. 3Oc; eastern fresh, 92c storage
BiiTTF: K~-pancv local "feamerv
God65c; Valley creamery 6O@G5c; coast
creamery. Soc; choice, 5Og52Hc; cooklns'
HoNEY-water white, Go-lb cans. 6]a
6D7e; light amber, 51ka6c; Eoneycomb,
water white, lib: frame, l6c; white lac;
light am ber, 12Q13c; beeswaX, &c
large, lie; Young America, lSc; Hand,
i9c: loca I. 1Gc; ca stern. sin giles, lh1sd116c;
Twins 6916Hc Longhorn, 161A@17c; palsy s
dSm@i1o 2ds! swSS bnrSer tpSrte99o Zoe 1'''
CHiLf-Evapora ted. zoe: sun dried. zoe;
ground, 12Mc Mexicans. black, 1Sc;
SiPcIii iPPcoIfiiAToEs Cper loO-lbs( = Burbank. ns
Highlan d Burba nks. $l.4o D1.5O; sweet
potatoes, $2.OOa2 .25. ..
ss55; SEfGs No ?. 81 g5; PEI Lims @ ;seo Lady
Washington, No 1, $325@3.5O; Blaclxeyes.
$3.50; Garvanzas, $ltOa5.OU: German len
'tSi oNIoNs iSSSiVGS iper 100 lbs,-Yellow Danyer,
northern. $l25mI I.5O: garlic. Sc; Australian
browns. S125d15O-
APPLEs-Alexan nders, S:Oo; =, Grayen. Sr5,y a..
"PotiiETkY-Jobb bers sell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows (per pounds
Hens 1761Sc; young ROSTERS, 2lc; fryer5,
21c: old ROSTERS, 13c; broilers.. 22ci tpr-
keys, 23@25c; ola. 22c; geese. l5c; ducks
1Chc.
nav live weight as follows: Hens, 14@15c
yoilng roosters, 15c; flyers. Ice; broilers
iSc; old ROSTERS, Sc; turkeys, local, 1867
old toms, Ice; young toms, lie; hen
turkeys, l5c; geese, 9c; ducks, lie; SQUADS.
BAKERS bFL OUR-Ma de OF eastern
hard wheesat.Per bbl, $5Ss; blended
CEREAL GOODS-Wholesale prices as
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
SUGAR and Coffee
By Associated Press

BY AhaUVId INV NFN9|
REW YORK, Sept. 22-Suear, raw
steady; fair refining. 3%c; centrifugal
9s test 4hc molasses sugar, 5 &c. Re-
In ed steady; No. 8. 4,5Oc; No. I, A35c;
No. s. 4.4Oc No ., 4,35c; No 10, 455c;
No. Ii, 425c; No. ~. 4l5e; No. lS, 4l0c;
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 22-BanlS clear.
ings were si,632,62f71, an Increase OF
$l6S,6S f.21 over the espondin e date
last year. Following is comparative
state mont.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
san Francisco Mlninl
3y AssOciated Press.
Cotton and Wool
Nv Ar-oclated Press.

by ~ DcHteu A-hesS
NEW YORK. Sept 22.-spot cotton
closed quiet. 8 points lower; middling
uplands, $970; middling gulf. S9.05. No
sales. Futures closed steady with
prices 6 to s points lower.
sT. LOUIS, sept 22.-Wool, steady;
territory and western mediums. 23W
27c; fine medium, lSQ22c; fine, l4@l7c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-23
San EranoIsco shlppina

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 22.-Arlved;
st Gamer Roanoke, san Pedro; British
ship Iyerna, Acapulco Sailed: Steamer
Samoa, Sam Pedro