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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27

Each OF us. In our daily life. must
one OF two things-either sweet
sour. and occasionally It IL we'll
US to stop and ask ourselves to
iich class We belong.
The fret and worry Of hard work.
. endeavor to keep up braveIy when
earring q too heavy burden. the Of
en- unmeritsd harsh Judgment of
bose dear to us-all combine per-
APPS At times to place us In the cat
CORY OF sour" but NO one should
bmain In that state fer a long Pc
bod.
To dfffuse sweetness Is particular
/ woman's privilege. To knock OF
he blunt edges. to smooth down the
|ough corners. are little duties that
sweet nature takes as her particu-
br charge. The few words OF kindly
Seaee and good fellowship. the knit
|ink together the broken links in
friendship or love. and. above all.
he sinking Of self into the serving
Pf others. mark the sweet woman.
She never sees the evil. but seeks
10 1nd the redeeming trait which she
3 certain is I'm every person.
In her sweetness she can make en-.
buses for failures, for unkind words.
For undone deeds, until those who
bad nothing good to say feel humbled
Ind ashamed of their unkind re-
marks. Do you know sweet" wo-
man? Are you such one. or do you
belong to the sour variety.
The woman who is never satisfied
with her lot In life. who ever bankers
after another's clothes, friends,
home. money. missing In the, mean
time all her own blessings. belongs
TO the ''sour" tyre OF woman, AMI
she is as depressing to meet and
converse with, as a chilling northeast
wind.
No matter how bright the day
once the "sour" woman Is
met. the sky changes; we instinct
lively shiver and feel Respondent!
Such is her influence upon us.
She sees hidden motive In every
kind action or genial word. "They
waDtpsomething out OF yon," she re-
marked sourly. People don't do
for nothing" and as we lis
ten. our hearts feel sad.
Is the world. indeed, composed of
who always require pay
ment for even smile? IL It is your
to be a Sour" woman.
take yourself In hand as quickly as
J POSSIBLE, and resolve that you will
not another day go about sowing
poisonous seeds OF doubt.
A Sweet" woman is largely mat
ter OF cultivation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-27
NOTICE.

= We have this day bought the en-
tire stock OF goods belonging to J
w. King and will continue business
at his stand. We solicit your pat.
ronage. Come and see us.
BROWN e. STAFFORD
Oct. 10. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Fruits and Vegetables.

Quota tions for fresh fruits showed but little
variation from the previous report the only
noteworthy changes being slight declines Il,
loose Cherries and Currants. which were in in
creased supply. Apricots appeared from yaca-
small shipment OF Centelnisi Cherries. a We
-ety similar TO the Royal Anne came in and
brought Sc per pound. Tie previous high
prices OF RhnbsrD and Peas drew In heavy
shipments from various districts and both were
cheaper In consequence. Asparagus was the
only vegetable 10 show any irinness and extrl
stock Ineds Il sharp advance.
FRESH FRUITS-Strayberries ssaIo per
chest for Longwogths and s4GiG for large rarie-
tics; Loganbe-rits. per chest. $eGI: Goose-
berries. per 10. sls45e: Carrants. drawer. 5o@
t5c: Cherries box. Jog90c; DO loose H. So ic
for white and 5Q6c for black; Apples per box
81 1892 50: Oranges. per box irepsckeli $2QS:
Lemons per bog. 81 .50@3. Lines per case
45Ga5: bananas bunch: 81 .25d2; Pineapp,es
pc: dozen. S2M3.
VEGETABLE LTs-Potato toes. T5e@sl per sack
for river and T5c@sl per etl fos Oregon: do
new. ctl. $iGI.5o: Onions. per cti. SiGfl so
for local aud $3.50Q4 for AHs,rslIsn; do new
red per sack. ToQsDc; asparagus per box
81 Sl.f51350: Rhubarb. box. T5cGsl.25: Peas. per
sack i5casl.25: String Beans. per H. if6e:
Mexican Tomatoes per box. 75cGsi.es; Gu
cumbers per hex. s292.50: Cabbage per ctl.
&c: Carrots per sack. 15c; Turaips per sack
81: Garlic rsS 10 f@5c; Lettuce, per dozen,
ioc; Csufsewer, per dozen. SOC
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Hides. TaIiow and Wool.

HIDEs-culs aud brands sell about 1s1fc
under quotations Heavy Sailed Steers; ise:
medium. 12c; light i2c; Cow Hides. lie FOR
keavv and i2c for light; Stays, size: Saltrd
in. 13e; Sailed Veal, l3l4c. Sailed Calf lac
dry Hides, 22c; dry Kip. zoe: dry Calf 24e;
sbeepskns, shearlings, 2o@4oc zach: short
Wool. p4T5c each; medium. 9ocGy1 10: loas
Wool. 81 .256S2; Horse Hides salt. e34325 fol
large and 1913 for Medium. s2.25 for snail and
zoe for Colts: Horse Hides. dry. $2a2.25 fol
large and sl5e4l.T5 for medium. $l.25 10,
small and zoe for Colts. Buc.sklns-Dry MeSi
can. acc; dry saIted Mexiegn, 28c: dry Central
American, 37iSc. Goatskins-Prime Angoras
i5c: extra lsrge do. sI.a5; large soc; medium,
SOC: small. Sc.
TAILOw-No. rendered 4is@434c In bbs;
in cans sud drums, l4c Iess No. ,. 4G4Me;
Grease 3G3I4c
wOOI.-Fali clip-Nerthern free. 13Gi5e: do
defective. Halle: Middle County. free loQl4e;
do defective 9@lle; San Joaquin and South
ern. setlie: San Joaquin Lambs, i4Ml6e; do
defective. 9@l2c per 10. Spring clip-San
Joaquin and Southern. II months, i4G16c do
months. l4G1Se; Middle County. free. 22g
7sc: 90. defective. 1S923c; Nevada, 22423e pei
pound.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. May 24-Prices made a
recovery on the Stock Exchange today
from yesterdays decline on diminished
volume OF business compared with that Of
yesterday. The narrow and constant iluc-
Iuation in prices is convincing evidence
q the highly professional nature OF the
dealings and the conviction is general in
the Wall street district that there is an
almost total abstention from stock oper-
atoms By all but the professional element
Yesterday Vueh Of the selling was ac-
c0mpanied by expressions OF uneasiness
over the effect upon the feeling toward
securities caused by the inquiry into the
coal carriers and the possibility that fur
Their revelations Of grating pra ctices viii
follow the extension Of the inquiry into
other railroads and 10 other lines OF traf-
flc. Today the stocks Immediately af-
fected by this investigation were c0n-
spicHOus in the rise and the view pro-
mulgated with the exposure Of graft
among officials Of these cOFupapieS siVeE
doing away with the losses presumably
involved for the corporations through ia
voritisrn 10 individual shippers. Reading
and tHe cesiers were made the lever Tor
pTOpping the market and lifting prices
70 a higher level. The movement spread
% other points. however. and traders wno
went short yesterday were generally H.
'Ciined 20 cover today. There was geael 81
satisfaction expressed over the tranquil
manner in which the resumption Of bank
ing was affected in San Francisco Gnd
confidence was expressed that al early
return Of cash 10 New York banks would
follow The transfer through the sub
Treasury today Of nearly $1,000 from
san Francisco 10 New York was net with
OFT effect on sentiment although that
amount OF gold vas received in San Fran
cisco yesterday from Australia and the
largest part Of today's transfer was
known definitely 10 be in course of re-
mittsnce Of this gold 70 the bank here
which engaged il in Australia Some CT
the New York banks had information,
however. from their san Francisco corre-
spondsnts Of intended shipments from
here next week amounting 10 several mil
lion dollars. Reports Of q S25. 003. .e91 loan
IN prospect BY Paris bankers 10 FIRE in
surance companies opened a new phase
~ the resources opened in the Paris
niD.leT market TO American borrowers
fsteT the example Of the Pennsylvania
50 eelev0 bond issue. Confirmation Of the
-eD9rted insurance borrowing was lacking
4, .-eve-- Call money rose again during
f7 ? day with an effect OF admonition OF
"a cate requirements
rICes reacfed TO sonae extent during the
ffcerrcon. but rose again 10 the highest
point Of the day under the influence of
ne Reading movement and the closing
Vas strong ard active.
Bends were irregular. Total sales (par
Value). ST. .009.
United States new IS registered declined
> per cent and the coupon \ per cent on
the last call
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
IN CONDITION
To HOLD TRADE
Commercial BoCieS Issue
Statement of
Affairs.
Local Firms Able to Sup
ply All Demands
on Them.

The Pacific Commercial Museum
and the Manufacturers and PrOdu-
GERS Association have issued the fol-
lowing statement regarding the pres
ent trade condition OF San Francisco
and the, letter Will be sent broadcast
throughout the commercial world
that IL may have the effect OF on
letting many erroneous impressions
regarding the extent 20 which local
industries has suffered:
To Our Friend<-Creeting You are in
tereSted in having a terSe statement OF
trade conditions as they now apply 20 san
Francisco in order that You may make
intelligent plans accordingly.
Therefore. the Pacific Commercial Mu-
scum and the Manufacturers and Pro-
drceFs' Association Of California take this
opportunity of presenting 10 YOU a brief
summary OF actual conditions
San Francisco was shaken by an earth
quake az 5:15 on the morning OF April IS.
The damage caused by the shock was NOM
inal- Al Of Cur large once structures es-
capped with the loss Of chimney OF TWO
or other equally light loss Many Of our
older and more an1iQuated brick build
ings suffered more. while few old wooden
structures were more or less completely
wrecked. owing TO the fact that their
fouada tons of wood were badly decayed.
Fire followed the earthquake, and for
two days rased throughout The business
area OF San Francisco FOrtunaf afelJ. the
course Of the fire was such that many Of
OUT TfcECHAEtS ere ADlc 10 d4ANtAlEdLc It's
Feaehing them. and thereby saved all val
liable books, papers accounts. etc Most
of the local stock was destroyed. but as
much of the manufacturing and ware
house district was outside the gone Ot the
fire no difficulty viii BE- encountered IN
placing your orders for goods
San Francisco is in a better position
than ever TO maintain her home trade and
TO extend her foreign trade. The mer-
chants Of San FraHciscO request that YOU
who have dealt here in the past will not
be nsisled By the many exaggerated Fan1ors
in circulation at the present time. but thar
you win continue your business relations
uninterrupted.
Trusting that this statement issued as
IL is By a joint commercial association. be
accepted as true statement Of the pres
ent status of San Francisco commercial
afSairs. and that you win. By continued
patronage. thus aid in the speedy rehaeil
itation OF the New and Greater san Fran
cisco. We beg 70 eam.a.
Faithfully yours.
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL MUSEUM.
MANUFACTURERS AND PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA
By FL ". FCRLONG, Director
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
SAVINGS BANK
LINE SHORTEhS
Number of Depositors
Who Seek Coin
Is Less.
Money Is Paid Freely to
All Persons on
Demand.

The scenes Of the opening day Of
the savings banks of the city we're
practically repeated yesterday About
the same number of depositors. mort
gagors and others appeared in the
line of people waiting 10 be served
at the counters of the Hibernia Saw
ings Bank and the procession. as II
made lis way Slowly toward the pay
ing teiler's desk, again exteuded frorr,
McAllister and Jones streets to and
some distance down Golden Gate
avenue.
The sums withdrawn throughout
the day were small. IN, no instance
amounting TO more than few hun
dfed dollars, which sums were needed
10 meet the immediate wants of those
who were not employed, rule
As at the beginning. no limit was
placed on amounts that could be
drawn by Individual depositors. Many
persons in the line at the Hibernia
Yesterday were seen 10 drop out, be-
ing tired and not In haste for coin.
and concluding to wait for another
day. No disturbance occurred and no
show OF impatience-
Fewer children appeared in the
waiting line than on Monday The
Hfbernia Bank building was orna-
mented with both the American and
Irish flags. The bank officials said
the full amount OF his credit at the
bank.
The Humboldt Bank paid all de-
positors without limit at its tempo
rary quarters. The German Savings
Bank, the Mechanics Savings Bank
and the Mutual Savings Bank had a
less number of callers than on Mon
day The police had no trouble 10
keep them In line.
The Columbus Bank continued 10
meet its depositors without hrnit OF
amounts and the savings department
of the Union Trust Company also
pursued the same policy. Two more
banks of savings are nearly ready 70
reopen in temporary quarters. the
Savings and Loan Society, that was
formerly in business at the northwest
corner of Suffer and Montgomery
streets and the San Francisco saw
ings Union. These are both large
institutions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAIS-9ts seIluc.
coAL-wsiliilgt $50 Per toai Sew Vel
Hill sa.5n: Roslyn 81: Coos Bay. $3.50: Rich.
mond 81 80; CulRberland, S14 in bulk and Si5.2.
In sacks PENNSYLVANIA anthracite Egg. SIG;
Cannei 50 per tos; Coke. si1 50EIl3 per ton In
bulk and SIS in sacks Rocky Mountain descrip
tious- $3.50 per short ton.
0ILS-Qnota tions for barrels: for cases
add Sc: Linseed. sc per gallon for boiled aud
Soc for raw; Castor OIL. Ia cases No. J. spei
Bakers AA cases, sl.20a1.22; Lncoi. zoe for
boiled and isc for raw; Caina Nut, cases, GSs;
Tsc per gallon: Cocoannt OIL in barrels, 58s
for Ceyion and 55c for Australian: extra bleach
ed winter Sperm OIL e5c: natural winter Sperm
6Oc na tural whsie Oil. 55c: extra winte,
strained Lard oil. E5c: No. / Lard Oil. 6ac
Pure Neatsfoot Oil, I5e; No Neatsfoot OIL
GIisc: Herring OIL. icc; Salmon Oil, 35c; boiled
Fish on. 35c: Paint on. s5c
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETc.-wafer White
Coal Oh In bulk. f0iac; Pearl Oil. in cases
lie; Astral. lie; Star. lie; Extra stnr 2oe
Elainc. eec: Foeene. ise; Stove Gasolns- i
bulk. I5.Sc: in cases. pc: No. / Engine Dis
,illate iron barrels or drums. Sc: No. do. 6izc;
cases. fiAc Benzine. in bulk. l2lac cases
lae; S6-degree Gasoline, IN buik, 25e; In eases,
Sic.
TURPENTINR--s5c per gallon in cases and
SOC In drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LFAD-Rel Lead. sGsNsf
per ID; White Lead, s@sisc, according 70 guam
SuGAR-The western Sugar Refining Com,
pany quotes. net cash: Cube A. Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4 sec; Powdered. s , i.e5c; Candy
lated. 4.ase: Beet Granuntrl Go0-lh bags onlyi
435r: Cenfeetioners 4. i.55e; Magnolia A.
4i5r: Extra c. 4.e3c; Golden c. 3.91c: II. 3.SJe:
ii. & F. Crrstal Dominos. 7.5;,c; Teblets, half
bbls No5c: boxes. a.3oe per ID Barrels and
50.lb bags 10c half-bbls POE end boxes 5ne
more per 100 lbs for all grades No order
takea for less than IS barrels or its equivalent
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25

Kansas. All offerings were readily taken
by commission houses and this created
an upward tendency which continued IN
I'll the close. Many OF the damage re-
ports received from the SoutnWest as
serted that the recent rains had come too
late 10 save large part OF the fall sown
crop The strength OF cash wheat at 81.
Louis and Kansas city was an linpor-
tant factor A feature of trading was
bulge of three cents in the price Of the
Mav delivery. which brought about an
urgent demand for shipment. The mar
ket closed strong. with prices close 10
the highest point of the day The May
option opened at SS1zc, declined TO Ssc,
and then advanced to S6lsc. The close
was at sec, a net gain of shc July
opened Adkc 10 ssQisc lower at Slls to
Sis.c advanced to S3ssc and closed l%sc
TO 11zc higher at S3ssc.
The wet weather in the Middle West
depressed the corn market at the opening,
but this weakness was quickly dispeiled
BY a lively demand from pit traders and
commission houses. The close was strong
July opened Il 10 &c lower at Al to 4ilsc,
sold up TO 4Sc and closed 1sc higher at
4724c
f. Sentiment in the oat pit was extremely
buHish for the greater part Of the day.
The principal trading was in the Septem-
ber delivery The market closed strong,
unchanged at 3Sc, sold al 32s4c, and then
advanced 10 33Isc. The close was &c high
er at 33ssc.
Light receipts of hogs at Western live
stock centers brought about active buy
ing of provisions in the local market.
Shorts and local packers We're eager bid
ders. but offerings were not sufficient TO
meet requirements and a sharp advance.
especially in pork. resulted. At the close
July pork was up 52Lsc at sl6.21; lard was
up 15c az sS75; ribs were 22lsc higher at
s925.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles open. High. Low Close.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Reduced Fare East.

The Santa Fe Offices In San Francisco
and Oakland have been advised that the
Santa Fe Will sell on June l and round
trip tickets to Chicago and the Missouri
River points and return at one fare for
the round trip. These dates are in ad-
dition to those alrendy announced by the
transcontinental lines On the, same
dates tickets will be sold to Boston and
return by that company at se5. so. Until
today 1t was understood that no reduced
rate reund-trip tickets would be sold be-
tween May "a and June Q. This is OF
considerable Importance to numerous
merchants and buyers who desired to
start East on the arst of the month.
The action OF the Santa Fe in this par
ticular is taken independently of other
western lines
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Hay and Feetistuhs.

Prices FOR everything under enls head stand
about SIS previously quoted. The movement ol
Hay IS still being retarded by the congestion
Of freight on tie railroaGs. but there has beer
no actual scarcity thus far
BRAN-$l9-5092i per ton.
MIDDLI SGS-x2I ago per ton.
SH0gTS-$2l G122 per Ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. S24R20;
oilease Meal in 5-ton lots. s37.59; jobbng SIS
per ton: Cocosnut Cake Aeai at mills 500
In 10 and s2s so in ton lots; jobbng S24
Corn Meal. s2s92s; Cracked Corn, S29G30:
Mixed Feed. Sage Horse Beans nominal
Broom Corn Feed zoe per ctl: Alfalfa Neal
carload lots. sle.5o: jobh.ng. $40 per ton: Meal
falfa $3.50 Ia car let's and so ia smaller
quantities
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay. sle0l7 per ton:
Good Wheat Hay, <l4@15s other grades Wheat
sllM13; Wheat aud DAT. slo@l4.59: Tame
Oat sl0dl3. 80: Wild ost. S9gll 30; Alfalfa
S1o91l 90.
STRAW-Per bale. 4e@55c
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Meats and Poultry.

The Poultry market is very nrm for good fa,
heavy Hens fuil-grown young Roosters and
large Fryers and Brolers. wsile small stock
which is arriving freely. Is hard To sell at sns
price. Small Bro.lers Were Offered a. how as
PoCLTRy-Per dozen; Eens. a.5odS: old
Roostcrs ss5oG45o: youag Roosters seas,
Fryers. s465.50; Broilers. s393.5o; Pigeons. 81
IS: Squads. 81 259l.5c.
FRESH Wholesale rates per pound
from sianghtere-s 10 dealers. as follows;
Beef. ji2 @GAc for Steers and sc for Cows:
Veal. tA6i5c for large and 7fsse for small
Mutton. sIs 19c for wetners and Tlsalsc for
LIVES; Lambs. eh@foc: Dressed Hogs. 3hlioc
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
GRAND OPERA TICKETS
ARE BEING REDEEMED
Manager Campbell Explains That Some
Delay Is Caused by Care to Protect
Seat Holders.

Manager Harry Campbell of the Grand
Opera-house is very busy man these
days refunding money to the holders of
tickets for the grand opera season. which
was SO rudeiy interrupted by the little
terrestrial disturbance on April IS. Camp
bell is handling the affair as xpeiitiously
as is possible under the circumstances,
but is compelled TO be very careful In or
der to protect the management as well as
the ticket holders.
The sum of $4,000 must be refunded.
and of that amount some sss .ooa has al
ready been returned Yesterday afternoon
at 8 o'clock there were but twenty people
standing in line at the corner of Geary
and Steiner streets. where Campbell has
an Office. A few people have complained
that they were obliged to wait for some
time before they could be waited on. but
generally speaking 10 complaint is made
after the conditions are understood.
1T may not be generally known" said
Campbell, that our records OF the sale
of tickets we're completely destroyed. ]
am compelled to use a complicated system
of checking so that each and every ticket
may be traced to its proper owner be-
fore ] can give the money back. This. of
course. takes little time, but it is a
fact that the holders have had TO wait
In line for a shorter time than when they
bought the tickets.
II have received number of letters
from subscribers who inform me that
they have lost their tickets. Some of
them only know the location of the seats
in general way. George BOYD lost four
tickets for fourteen performances which
at ss each aggregates 1886. Just now an
other party presented four of the tickets
which / took up. Six tickets were pre-
sented by party who had not purchased
the tickets and the purchaser must be
protected We are proceeding as rapidly
as we can. and with q little patience ex-
pect to settle our obligations very soon"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
LATE saleerno INTELLIGENCE.

OtFAS S1kANFkS-
NEW YeRK-Arrived siay e4-Stmr Teu-
tonic. from IiFerpaaI; ssnr Dsutschlsnd. FROM
II smllurg. Dover and Cnerbcurg.
Sailed May e4-Stmr Kaiserin Augusta Vic
toria. for Hamburg: stmr la sayoie for Hsrre;
sfmr PriaIsss Alice. tx Bremen.
QUEESSTowS-saii May 24-stmr Bal
tie, for Liverpool from New York
Observation-Disclosures May 2f-Sfmr Males
tic. frpn New YoTk-
SAfG.FS-Arrived May 24-Smr Princess
Irene. from New York for Genoa, and pro
ceeded.
Observation-Disclosures Nav a2-stur Empress
OF China. fro6i Fanrosfer via fnkohama. ETC.
GESOA-Sailed Nay 22=SfsaF Serapi< frDEn
Hamburg for San Fraaesseo. hot previously.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Ruttar. Cheese and Egos

Quotations for sli Dat-y Produce were un
altered yesterday Receipts OF Eggs couiinurJ
light and the market rctaiued the nFnlness
noted IN the last repart Butter remained firm
while Cheese ruled weak, with supplies steadily
accommodating.
Receipts were l3 700 lbs Butter, 1860 In
Cheese and e4s cases Eggs.
The Dairy Exchange quotes follows:
BTTTTR-iSc per 10 for creamery extras
aud lJe FOR Ne / sfore-
CHEFSE-Per ID. l0e for California mild
new and i6i-c for fancy Eastesa
CALIFORNIA RGGS-per dUx lse
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK May 24-Close-Prime
mercantile paper. 4s4Q15l[ per cent
Sterling exchange steady. at &S20d
s. SSz5 for demand. and at 81 &05G4 s2I0
for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, ssS and 81 Sslk.
Comercial bills. $sSl2s
Bar silver 6IS.
Mexican dollars, 52iHc-
Ronds-Governments weak; railroads
irregular
Money on call steady. 3dsik per cent;
ruling rate. 81 per cent: closing bid, 3iz
per cent; offered. per cent
Time loans, firm: sixty days. A4GzL per
cent: ninety days. ~ per cent. six
months, 4S.Q5 per cents
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
SENDS LARGE SUN
TO TWO RELIEF FUNDS
Contributes to the Needs of Fire suf-
ferers In San Francisco and
Berkeley.

SEATTLE. May 24.-Twenty thou
sand dollars has been sent to San
Francisco and s5ee 10 Berkeley by
the relief committee of the Chamber
of Commerce The money to San
Francisco was sent in accordance with
the policy adopted by. the committee
TO send the balance of the fund in in
stallments instead of In lump sum.
1t was forwarded to James ID. Phelan,
chairman uf the finance committee
The donation for Berkeley was sent
in response to a letter from Mrs.
George Heilbron. a former resident of
Seattle who now lives in Berkeley.
telling of the pitiful condition OF many
of the refugees in the college town.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
chicago IN Oregon Waters.

PORTLAND. May 24.-The Chica-
go, flagship of the Pacific squadron.
with Admiral Goodrich on board. ar
rived in this harbor today 10 psrtiei-
pate IN the .Made-in-Oregon Exposi-
ton" being held in this city. 1t Is
understood that the Chicago Will re-
main here several weeks il a conyen-
lent rife range can be secured for tar
get practice purposes
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 24.-CATTLE-Re Receipts.
600: market steady. Beeves si.1nG6:
cows and heifers, sl.75Gt525: stockers and
feeders. s2.75ft4.S); Texans. S3.9044.60;
calves, s.. .50d6.65.
Receipts. i. 900; tomorrow. 1900;
market weak Mixed and butchers SC. Is
q642z; good heavy, s6.321sfls-s5: rough
heavy, se.10l6.29; light, S6I90o.fO; pigs,
S. 35GIS. 10; bulk of sales Sc. .S5d6.4 ~.
SEEEP-Receipts, z, ,03l: market weak.
Sheen. 81 61ll6 40: lambs s. A0d6 Is