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The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

Col Pete" Hepburn, the veteran Rep
resentstive from Iowa, is in town, look
ing as rugged and sound as at any time
in his long and honorable public career.
Our State election" said the colonel
while not exactly a surprise, was an
illustration Of the way that the voters
are exercising q brand-new sort of pOliti
cal independence. The Old-time fealty to
party name and party organization was
conspicuously absent. Republicans by the
thousands in Iowa refused TO vote for the
gUbernatoTial nominee Of their party, but
on the other hand. he got tremendous
support from the Democrats Indeed, but
for the help OF the opposition, he would
have been beaten"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

The simple life for Panama and Porto
Rico now
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for sale. The cattle will be sold in
lots to suit and are particularly de-
sirable on account of their having
been wintered in. Dakota.
In regard to. the young steer
movement from the southwest, on
occonnt Of the possibility Of late
storms we have thought best not TO
ship up many steers from this sec
tion until late in May, so IL you are
going to Guy steers you can depend
onhnding them at RAPID Cityi n Mr..
Morse's pastures. where he has en-
tire charge Of them, about May 2Oth
to June LIST, at which time we would
he glad 10 have you go there and
make your purchases, aud we assure
you that we will have the best lot Of
steers up there we have ever shipped
north, at moderate prices. and it
wi e we'll for. you to visit Mr..
Morse. II you want she cattle.y you
had better go at once.
We will be glad to hear from you
and hope you will take advantage Of
this opportunity to make your pur-
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-14
4 PORTING NEW 4
By BOB McNALL
By BOB McNALLY

pacity Rapid City proved them
selves the only bunch capable
Of coping with them success
fully. The Rapid bunch was
their most formidable adversary
and although for a long time
the championship of the Hills
was pending between these two
teams in the. end Hot Springs
were one game to the good. AL
though we are rather reluctant
in conceding them the coveted
championship of the state we
must submit to statistics.
Some members Of the team
are already vending their way
homeward. Yarman has de-
parted for Wahoo, Fades will
finish the season with Elwood,
Nebraska. Copple will
shortly return to the sunny
south and Joe Garvey contem-
plates spending the winter in
Denver Tom Daley, the re-
nowned captain and
bludgeon artist has arranged an
extended trip through the east
and in all probability will spend
the winter in a warmer cline.
He will Dedicated in Cuba af-
ter January first.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-14

At St. Louis on September
8, D. E. Sawyear of the
Wheaton Golf Club, of Chicago,
defeated his fellow townsman,
Warran X. Wood,of the Home
wood Golf Club, one up, on.
Glen Echo links. The game
was one Of the closest and most
spectacular seen this season.
Few Of the experts gave Sawyer
even a chance to win the title Of
amateur champion of the West
ern Golf Association. Many
conceded the place to Wood
while some opinion varied wide
ly as to the coming champ.
After the mornings play Saw
yer was found seriously handi-
capped by being three down.
The afternoon round found him
at his best. His work astonish-
ed the spectators. His play was
perfect, wonderfully clean and
steady. Woods. phenomenal
and lucky approach
shots saved him for awhile but
Sayer made the match even at
the 9th hole, Wood won the
-3Oth hole after which he went
decidedly to the bad. However,
he was one up, one to play go
ing to the last hole. Sawyer
played splendidly in the final
squirt and won the contest.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-14

New York, Sept. 8.-The
senior track andfeld champions
ships Of the Amateur Athletic
union Of the United States were
decided today on the Traverse
Island grounds Of the New York
Athletic club. Contrary to ex-
pectations, no new records were
established and none were
equalled.
$50 yard w.
Sheppard, Irish American Ath-
letic club, Of New York, 1:55
Is.
100 yard dash-C. j. Seitz,
New York Athletic club, l min
5 secs.
Archie Hahn of the Milwau-
kee Athletic club, was shut out
in the trial heat Of the 100 yard
dash, being beaten by Lawson
Robertson and j. j. Archer of
the Irish American Athletic
club. Hahan was winner of the
100 yards dash in The Olympic
games at Athens in May.
Mile rum. A. Rodgers,
New York Athletic club, 1922
|2-5.
40 yard run-Frank L. Wal
ler,, Milwaukee Athletic club,
so 1-2 secs.
Throwing 17-pound hammer
John K. Flanagan, Irish
American Athletic club, 166
feet 6 IL inches.
Pole Vault-Leroy Samse,
Chicago Athletic club, and H.
l.. Moore, New York, tied at II
feet 6 inches. They decided the
tie with the bar at II feet 5
inches and Samse won.
Five mile run-William Mel
son, England, unattached 1922
3-5.
Running high jump. w.
Patterson, Chicago A. A., 5
feet IL l-2 inches.
Putting 15-pound shot-Wes-
ley w. Coe, University Of Mich
igan, 46 feet 10 10 inches.
100 yard hurdles-W. M.
Armstrong, New York Athletic
club, :16.
22O yard rum. L. Young,
Irish American Athletic club,
l29 feet 10 inches.
900 yard hurdle-Henry L..
Hillman, New York Athletic
club, % feet 4 1-2 inches.
Throwing Sc pound weight
John j. Flanagan, IS feet Z
inches.
Points scored:
Irish American, So; New
York, SO; Chicago 10; Michi-
gan, 5; Milwaukee, 5;England,
$; Multnomah, 9; Maiden,
Massachusetts, B.; Shawmut
NUT Athletic clab, /.
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WANNssEE WINS.

The German yacht Wannssee
representing the Wannssee Club.
of Kiel, Germany won h efourth
of the series for the Roosevelt
cup on Sept 8. The race was
a magnificent one all through
and the victory was received by
the Germans with every mark
of joy. They Immediately
;cabled the news to Prince
Henry. Vim, the American
yacht which was twice victor
ious withdrew from the race on
account Of fouling the Caramba
on the start.
The Wannssee's time was
3:34:49.
~ E#~. F+1aa y
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-14
BASE BALL BREv1T1Es.

After a long successful season
the Hot Springs base ball ag-
gregation has disbanded and
the members are returning to
their respective homes. In the
history Of the Springs there has
never been a better bunch Of.
base ball artists than the far
famed "Dalyites' Of the past
season, They have met and
conquered all corners and their
greatest difficulty was in finding
teams strong enough to make
things interesting. In this ca
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Change Of. Time

on M. r.. & N. w. Ry., Crouch
Lines. Effective Aug. 18th. {.
Leave Rapid City 900 "A. M.
and 800 P. M. except Sunday.
Special Sunday at 1000 A. M.
Arrive Rapid City SHOP. M.
and 9:15 p. M. daily except
Sunday.
Connections made with east
and west bound trains.
G. P. CORY, Traffic Mgr.
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SAVE money oy~ learning shorthan
at home; you obtain a thorough
training to accomplish practical
work; rates within reach OF poor
take advantage of reduced summe
rates. Gregg Shorthand CORES
pondence School, 4Ol Evanstc.
building, Minneapolis, Miss.
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FOR SALE.

We want to cali your attention
to the fact that at Rarid City, Mr..
Corbin Morse, who represents us
in that section, has ut the present
time in his possession o very good
Of COWS and young heifers
and steers, which cattle he has win
tered in South Dakota and are now
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-09-14

FOR SALE R RENT;-In the cen
ter Of the city, one or two houses
with barns and sheds. One house.
{ furnished or unfurnished, OF will
sell the furniture and rent the
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chases. Yours truly.
Company.
BARGAINS $500 buys a saw
mill.
500 buys a horse.
Wanted-A housekeeper for the
country. Mrs. Gleason,
Employment Office.
Notice

To the public aud the merchants
aou will take notice that from and
afterithis date We will not be resnnn-
sioieIors accounts contracted by apy
OF q sub-contractors working for
or under US, except on our written
order, PETERSON & NICHOLSON.
contractors for the C.. N w. r.. r.
R.Co. ~
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WANT COLUMN

acknowledgements, regarding
good farm for SALE with good
title, somewhere near Rapid City.
Good price, description and, char
acter iof soil.t Also state: when
possession can. be thad.Ns Owners
only need answer. State how far
from town. Address w. CO UN-
NINaHAM, Andrus Bldg, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
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house, or make any suitable ar
rangement to meet the wants
Of the applicant. Arrangement
desirable any time before the 18th
Of August. Apply to
S. ]. ScRIBER,
Floorman (syndicate) Block.
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FOR sALE-Foor:.ful,- blooded Dur
rock-Jersey Beers. All young
At ]. ]. BUMp's place I mile west
Of Rapid City.
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Metz autumn Dress
Goods

The fabrics especially in demand this
season are here.
Half wool plain Dress Goods, all
shades 5000. l71c
Plaids for children's dresses. ... 324c
a good Wool Serge. all shades :. 424c
Fine all Wool Batiste, all Shades. So c
Novelty Suitings, all shades, 324 to is c
Plain all Wool Suilings .......... SOC
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Carpets. Rugs.
DroDerief /,

Never before have we shown such a
large assortment Of all grades In Car
pets, from the cheapest to, the best
ingrains-32 I-2c to $l.O0 per yard.
Linoleums, Oil Cloth, Mattings,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Por-
tiers, Rugs.
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~
Skirts

800 Ladies and Misses skirts to So
lect from, Price $500 to $500. This
tells nothing OF. the beautiful line Of
Skirts w" ~" showing this season.
The style is the very latest. The fit
is perfect, /.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
Los Angeles Nrnrkets.

Los ANGELES. Sept 2s-Trading becomes
lighter as the end OF the month approaches
ana 1obbers felt this so today that they were
doing only half their usual volume of business
The egg market Is in unsettled condition
though there was no change in price Several
OF the 1obbers were trying to force figures
ranchmen are accused OF constantly holding
STOCK back for better prices until 1t became
unsafe to retain 1t longer.
There Is dearth of fish for which there
is no accounting and the demand cannot be
half supplied. Todays receipts were prac-
making itself felt.
Fancy grades of potatoes continue growing
sweets
EGGs-Iocal ranch candled. ssc: Northern
ranch candled. BE: fresh Eastern. 32c; selected
Eastern storage 27c.
BUTTER-Local creamery. e7lsc: valley
creamery fancy. G0@e5c: Goa st creamery fancy.
55c; coast dairy choice, 50052hc; cooking. 22c.
Northern fresh. 14@I5c: anchor
large large lIc; ; anchor young America, 1sc; anchor
hand. 19c; Eastern singles, 16@1612c: Eastern
twins, 1871 Ql6c: Eastern cheddars 16c; East
ern long horn. 1914 @l7c; Eastern dairy. 1917 a
zoe; lmburger, zoe: brick cream. zoe
POTATOES Ia cwt. EARLY rose northern
81 135@ 40: Burbanks. s1.5O@i .65; choice, 81 SO
81 40; Salinas. 81; highland, 81 .eod LIS; sweet
ONI0Ns-Yellow Danvers. s125a1. so; North
ern. $1-5o: garlic. Sc; Chilis. green, &c. eyap-
grated. Zoe: sun dried. 20c: ground 121lc;
MertSaI Mesisan bslk lse m Austin brown local. slo
BEANS Ia cwt. Pink No. 1. S2.so: No. 2.
s1.9o; Lima No. l. IS; Lady Washington No /.
S3.25Q3.50; do small white No. l. s3.6013. 10;
black eye. $3.50; Garvanzas, 81. .50@5; ientils,
9M10e pound
HONEY Ga pound, Comb. water white Ice;
LIGHT amber, l2@13c; comb. white. lac; ex-
tracted w. W., 60-pound cans, 61k @7c; ex-
tracted white, 6opound cans, 6@616c; light
amber, 81 0l6c.
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruits.

The fruit market was moderately active, but
lacking strength, supplies OF everything
were than sufficient and fluctuations IN
prices were few and generally unimportant.
Apples were very weak. stocks being burden
some and steadily increasing. and buyers were
demanding and generally obtaining concessions
on large purchases. Figs continued to arrive
in bad order and buyers were making their
own terms general offerings. Peaches and
Prunes did better, but the other orchard fruits
unchanged Grapes IN large boxes re-
manned firm and sold better than anything
else the list. Melons and Citrus goods were
quiet and there very little call for Berries
BERRIES-Strawberries. S6@9 per chest for
Longworth and $5@7 for the large varieties:
Blackberries. SS@4 per chest; Raspberries. So
APPLES -4o@65c per box for common to
choice. and $4,000 for fancy
QUINCES-75@S5c per box
PEARS-Bartlett. I5c6Sl.50 per box: other
varieties. 50QT5c per box
POMEGRANATES-6@7 per box
Z PEACHES-76c@S1.2 % for open boxes and IS
G90c for small packages; In bulk. $50 per ton
PLUMs AND PRUNEs-Crates and small
boxes. 65@s5c; open boxes. s1@125
FIGS-25660c per box.
GRAPES-Smal boxes and crates. Seedless.
50@S5c: Muscat. 50965c: Black. 50665c; To-
kay. e06S5c: Isabella, S1@1.10; open boxes
$1G1 50 Wine Grapes. s2sG33 per ton.
MELONS-Cantaloupes. T5c0$1.2 IS per crate:
Nutmeg Melons, 25@65c per box; Watemelons.
S161.75 per dozen: extra large 81 5063.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box: Valencia Oranges.
3.5O@5; Lemons s4@p4.50 for fancy. So so
"a for choice and $1.T5Q2.25 for stand
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Butter, Cheese and Eer,.

+. The situation In fresh creamery Butter was
unchanged the market being in excellent shape
5for sellers with new arrivals of desirable stock
ecleaning up readily at well maintained figures
Local and Eastern storage Butter were higher
and fresh Eastern ladies and local packing
stock advanced lie the Exchange
Eggs continued to move off freely and the
market remained very firm. with previous prices
ruling for everything except California storage
selected, which were sold at 261ac on the
Exchange by large handler. The general
opinion around the street that the new
quotation below the market, and the selling
prices at the stores were in no wise affected by
the decline
Cheese unchanged and featureless
Sales on the Exchange were 80 half boxes
fresh creamery extra Butter at 29c and 25
cases California storage selected Eggs at 2616c.
Receipts were 31.100 lbs Butter, $500 lbs
Cheese and $50 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the door
of the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 29c per lb
firm: do frsts. 25e. firm; seconds 21c, firm I;
Eastern fresh extras. 251ac, firm; packing stock.
firm at 2ic for No ! and zoe for No. 2; Eastern
ladies'. 21c. firm; do storage, firm at 21c for
storage and 2015c for frsts; California storage
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
Kew York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fl 800 barrels exports. 700 barrels. sales.
10 $50 packages: market steady with better de-
mand for spring grades.
WHEAT-Receipts. 40 900 bushels: exports.
so 900 bushels: spot market easy; No. red
Northern Duluth. s7Mc I. o. b.. ahoat. Trade
in wheat was less active today and after n
fir1uer start. due TO steady cables II eased off
under bearish influences pretty much all day.
Considerable selling by longs was feature i'm
PEELED by less hullish Northwest news and
%c net decline. May, s5Ms5nc. closed s5c;
September. 79at GsoAc. closed 79%c; December,
s2k q9s3Ac closed S2%c.
H0PS-Steady.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI<-Steady.
S%c: mild. steady; Cordova. eQ12Ac. Futures
closed unchanged to points higher Sales,
81 600 bags including December at 6.75@e soc;
March. 6:s547c: May. 71oc; July, 7.2oc;
sUGAR-Rsw, steady: fair refining, e-1ec;
centrifugal, 80 test 4 1-18c; molasses sugar.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPoRATED APPLES--The market is
without material change. New crop prime are
quoted at 81 9ec; Southwestern range from
5h@5Ec. according to grade.
PRuNFs-Are steady with quotation ranging
APRfCOTS--Are firm. with choice quoted at
&c., extrn choice. lie; fancy, 1e6 20c
PEACHES Offered sparngly and prices hold
firm moderate demand. Choice are quoted
VI loa4failc; extra choice. &c; fancy. IL
112c. extra fancy. 12@121tc.
RA1SIHS---Are unchanged with loose Muscatel
quoted at 6MQ7c; seeded raisins, ease; London
layers nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
v.v YORK Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. es.-The market was L II.
regular and still under the Influence or the
tropical storm concerning which there were
various reports. The Weather Bureau reports
that the disturbance was passing away and
leaving in fits wake widespread rains which are
not welcomed during the picking season. No
official reports of damage were received Press
reports from Jackson. Miss, and Atlanta. Ca.
place the damage Mt about 30o,0O0 bales of
cotton.
The better weather outlook made the larger
bears more aggressive. The large estimates OF
the crop and the 1-cent bears were less In evl.
eence Reports from the South and Liverpool
claim that offerings OF spots are very light
AS TO the storm. much damage was undoubtedly
done from blowing the cotton from the butts
but operators do not consider 1t serious. we
win have several reports about the beginning OF
next week The ginners' report. 1t Is ofncialiy
announced win be issued October 2 The trade
is figuring on its being bearish. The market
has had good advance and traders look for nc
material change and rather expect a reaction
from present prices.
1t is estimated that notices for about 5Q0oe
bales October delivery were issued today. 1t Is
Thought that they have all been stopped and
that quite lot Of cotton will be shipped te
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
Hay and Fee6stufr..

Alfalfa forms large portion of the current
receipts and the Hay merchants would rather
see less of 1t and more grain Hay. which is
very scarce here in the city and urgently
wanted Railroad deliveries still slow.
Only 43 cars came in yesterday.
Feedstuffs are quoted firm. but prices remain
unchanged
BRAN-S1S0195 80 per ton
MIDDLINGS-S2 -S26l2e per ton
SHORTS -$l9Q2o per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley S23624;
Mixed Feed. $23@24: Oilcakc Meal In 5-ton lots.
S315o jobbing. $3S per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. $23 in 10 and S23.50 in ton
lots; jobbng. S24; Corn Meal. $31. So Cracked
Corn S32; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 90c per ctl: Alfalfa Meal. carload lots.
Sl950; Jobbing. $50 per ton; Mealfalfa $40. SO
In car lots and $50 in smaller quantities.
fAIz-Choice Wheat, $16.50@17 per ton;
good Wheat S15Q16; other grades Wheat,
S12@14: Wheat and Oat. s12@15; Tame Oat.
SloQ14; Wild Oat. S9@l2; Alfalfa, S7-50@1l;
stock s7@S per ton.
SIRAW-4O@6Oc per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
F,nancinI summary.

Hutton & Co.'S New York summary yester-
day said Secretary Shaw win deposit Sze.,
600 600 with hanks Of which New York and
Chicago will get sl3 0O0. 900 each.
United States steel earnings for the fonrth
quarter may reach sac. Coz. 600 and total net tor
fhe near Sl55 coo OO1 Gold engagements against
deposits now total 81. 702. 00O. Of which SIS
600 900 is still to arrive. 81. Paul stockholders
Al the annual meeting September - expect TO
consider nlan 10 double the capital stock from
sS3. 600 600 10 SI66. .O00. 600. Light demand Tor
stocks in the loan crowd. Boston reviVeS ri-
nors Of dividend on b. r. T.
There is suspicion that John W Gates has
sold a good many stocks in the last three
months FOR the hic lines and these sales have
embraced Union Pacific. Reading, Pennsylvania
and Amalcamated Copper.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29

leading commission houses The market closed
weak December opened &c to 1s@Ac higher
AZ AZ ,so8 to 75A n757sc. sold iJp to I6c and then
n,eciined to 7514c. Final quotations were @ssc
lower at 75J4M75asc
- feature Of trading in the corn market was
ine liquidation of considerable September hold
ings and a decline of nearly 1c bushel In
tne s price Of that option. The close was weak
Ior september but fairly firm for the other
months December opened unchanged TO &c
nlgher at 431s0143Ac, and closed at 433sc.
Oats We're firm early in the day. but later
eased of under pressure of offerings from local
longs December opened shade to &c higher
at 54sx6341ac and closed at 34isc,
Irovlslons were firm in sympathy with the
strength manifested in the market for live
hogs. At the close January pork was up ~ q
lOc at $13.30@13.3215: lard was up DC at
StS21a and ribs 215c higher at 81 10.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Arftor
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
NewiYerk Metal Market.

NEW. YORK, Sept 2s-AThere was an advance
Of f3 in the London tin market. accompanied
by considerable speculative excitement. with
spot closing at f191 and futures at f190 los
Locally the market was strong in consequence
with spot quoted at $4I-25941.70
Copper was also higher in London. closing al
f91 zs Sd for spot and f91 for futures. Locally
the market 1rm and higher again in the
absence Of important offerings. Lake is quoted
at $i9.S71a a@2012h: electrolytic, $19.35a16. 81 Y
and casting at 19.25Q 10. 621a.
Lead was quiet Rt $555Q0.0214 in the local
market and at Els 12s Cd in London.
Spelter was 2s Cd lower in the London market
at f27 los. Locally the market easy al
$615Q6.20.
Iron was a little lower in the English ma rket
with standard foundry quoted at 54s Id and
market was unchanged. with No. / foundry
Northern quoted at s21 @22; No 2 foundry
Northern. $20.50Q21.50: No. foundry Southern
s2l a 81 so, and No. foundry Southern at 500 &c
62I.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
Potatoes. onion. nnd vegetables.

Yesterday was quiet day in the market for
Potatoes and Onions. most retailers had
practically finished their buying for the week
and were limiting their operations to the pur-
chasing of small lots of the best stock. There
were great many poor river Potatoes lying
around. which could he had at round con-
cessions.
Trade in vegetables dull and prices
of nearly everything were Inclined TO easiness.
Continued tardy deliveries by the railroad com
pany keeps the market congested with Tomatoes
and the bulk of the belated arrivals have TO be
turned over 10 the Gamers every day at the in
side anotation.
PoTAToES-Per ctl: River Whites 75e@
sl.o5: Salinas Brrbanks, s.. 25@1.6 60; Sweet Po-
tatoes. 81 .4061.75.
ONIoNs-Yellow. per ctl 60@75c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn. crates $1,000
175: sacks. s1.25@1.75: String Beans 3G5c
per ID; Lima Beans. 4@415c per lb; Tomatoes. 20
N9o0c per box; Cucumbers, 40G50c per box; Sum
ner Squash, 60@75c per box; Garlic. 2@3c per
10 Cabbage, so@s5c per ctI; Caulifower, 70 s5c
per dozen; Carrots, 09@15c per sack; Turnips.
65@I5c per sack: Green Okra. 40@60c per box:
Egg Plant. 40@60c per box: Green Peppers, 50@
65c per box for Chile and 35@50e for Bell: Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash, $l5Q20 per ton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-29
FISH. PER POUND
extras. 25c. firm: do nrsts. 24c. firm; Eastern

extras. 25c. firm: do nrsts, 24c. firm; Eastern
storage extras. 25c, firm.
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats. 12c
per lb. steady; do drsts, lie. steady; new Young
Americas, fancy. 131Sc. steady; do arsts nomi-
nal; do storage fancy. 12Iac. steady: East
ern fancy, 1890, steady; Western fancy. 15c
steady
EGGS-California fresh selected S9hc per
dozen. steady; hrsts. 35c, steady: seconds 221lc
steady California storage selected. 2e1ac, steady;
irsts. 25c. steady; Eastern fresh steady at
25c for selected. 23c for hrsts and zoe for Sec
onds Eastern storage selected, 231ac, steady;
seconds. 1870, steady.