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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
THREE MEN TRY To
HOLD Up CAR.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


SAN JOSE Oct. 2s.-Sherif Ross and
his deputies are searching the neigh
borhood for three men, who, The motor
man and conductor of the santa Clara
"owl car" declare, tried 70 hold up
the car early this morning
The three men got on the car at
Hedding street and rode to Santa Clara
They stated that they desied to get
off at the depot and were let off when
Santa Clara was reached The men
appeared rather nervous and their ac-
tions attracted the attention of the
conductor on the car. AS the car was
returning on the run to San Jose the
three men hailed it, and rods back al
most to the point where the had first
got aboard. Fearing that tie men in
tended to hold up the next Car over the
line the carmen in charge of the owl
after running to the car house. turned
around and ran back over the road
When they reached the SPOT where
the men had dismounted the three
strangers were standing on the track
motioning for the car to come to a
standstill Instead of stopping, the
motornlan turned on full speed and
the car whizzed by the STRANGERS with
out giving them opportunity to
Chamber aboard, although they at
tempted to seize the rear platform.
When Santa Clara was reached word
was telephoned to the Sherff's office
and deputy sheriff went tIt to the
scene of the attempted hodup. He
searched the nearby country for the
three strangers, but could f1ni no trace
of them.
This evening Mrs. E. L. Thomas. a
housekeeper. reported to tbs Sheriff $
Office that she encountered a highway
man just outside the city limits who
threatened her with bodily Injury Mrs.
| Thomas managed to e1ude aim and
furnished the authorities with fair
description of her assailant.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMDNr.

SANTA ROSA Oct zS.-Ths engage
ment was announced mere tooay of Miss
Lillian Estelle stewart the oaughter Of
Mrs. d j. PADDOCK OF Mendocino ave-
nue., to Henry Snrlstiah Sine. Miss
Stewart is an attractive yopAg woman
of pleasing personality, l@ed and
respected by a large circle IF friends
for her sweet disposition and rbarmins, !,
manners. Mr.. Cline Is the nsnager IF
the M. L. Mcdonald Jr- & Co. ware
house and fruit drying estahishment
He IS prominent memberNoi the Ma
sonic order
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
cu,,nREN GREET FAIRBANKS.

MUsKoGEE. l. T.. Oct. 2s.-In a
drizzling rain. Vice President Fair
hanks smoke to 1000 persons here this
a afternoon. Fairbanks was met at the
station and escorted to the platform by
a reception COMMITTEES, troop of MILL
tia acting as bodyguard- Three thou
sand school children We're lined up to
er~aat The vice President. Fairbanks
ala NOT touch on political issues, but
talked on patriotism
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
ROBBERS LOOT RANk.

blew open the safe of the State Bank
of Sparks at Sparks, Okla, fifty miles
east of here, early today. They Sc
cured $2500 and escaped after ex-
changing 100 shots with a number of
citizens drawn to the scene by the ex-
plosion- The robbers are headed for
the Creek country apparently. spe-
cial train with officers and blood
hounds has been started out from
Shawnee, Okla, in pursuit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

A demonstration of the selling
power of modern Organization which
is now recognized as the leading and
greatest piano-selling concern in the
Union. In this sale prices will be
found an average of at least % per
cent and in many cases fully one
third lower than prices asked for these
or same grades of pianos elsewhere.
How we do 1t and how we can af-
ford to do it has been told frequently
1t is merely the application of the old.
time-worn principle never understood
in piano selling before we came, that
of quick sales at small profits"
A demonstration of the best ap-
pointed, most convenient and largest
of piano salesrooms and facilities
three floors full of fine pianos.
Our present salesrooms at 1925 to
1874 Van Ness avenue are fully twice
larger than any other in San Fran ;
cisco devoted to the sale of pianos and
organs.
A demonstration of that modern
musical educator and entertainers, the
Auto-piano. a fine. highest grade. piano
that every member of the family can
play.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

johnson, and he was nearing Kearny
street when Patrolman John OConnor,
pistol in hand. turned the corner.
shoot that mani" called one of the
detectives to O'Connor, and the latter's
revolver instantly rang out.
johnson dropped, and every one
thought he was shot All four closed
in on him, and in a trice Bunner had
slipped a pair of handouts round his
wrists.
you don't need to rub it in too
hard" said johnson to his captors. I'll
go along without any fuss"
Bunner and Gibson took charge of
Johnson. while the others went after
the girl and carried her TO a nearby
drug store.
Pressed for a statement, Johnson,
who was found to be uninjured. said
he had shot the girl because he was in
love with her and she persisted in going
with another man.
GIRL IDENTIFIES HIM.
He was taken to the drug store,
where the girl, who was still conscious,
identified him as the man who shot her.
She was able to tell that she was
Sadie williams, IS years old, and that
She lived with her mother at 80 Francis
street. johnson has been boarding at
the same house.
When told at the Central Emergency
Hospital that she would die late last
night, the girl refused to make any
statement duplicating Johnson, and de-
MED that she had identified him as the
man who had shot her.
Johnson, who is % years old, was
discharged from the service for dis
ability. His home is in Michigan. and
he has been employed in San Fran
cisco as foreman for a construction
company.
He quit work yesterday afternoon tc
search for the girl, and found her in q
dance hall. The shooting followed q
quarrel in this place, from which the
girl fed into the street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
s,xrv REscUED FRoM SEA.

yI,ADIyoSTOK. Oct. 23.--Forty-
seven of the passengers and thirteen of
the crew of the RUSSIAN coasting
steamer yariagin have been rescued by
rsbinese boats. The variagin struck a
floating mine near here and sank last
SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
RussIANs GET a SCARE.

TOXIC, Oct ga Japanese general.
who recently returned from yladivos-
tok. says a Russian paper there asserts
that it is rumored among well-informed
foreigners that Japan intends to seize
yladiyostok.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
rAFr wILL sK1P pENYER.-wnsr,ir

TAFT WILL SKIP DENvER.-washingto
Oct 23-Secretary Taft announced today that
he probably would be compelled to abandon his
speaking engagement in Denver on November !,
speak at Omaha on the evening OF October 81
then stop in Denver and make his Idaho en-
what days he win be in Pocatelo and Boise.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
= RnInf.nn sheef MefnI works.

Office. Monadnock building. Factory, Eighth
and Brannan streets. Telephone Temporary 1918
Our specially four styles hreproof metal win
dows skylights. cornices. metal ceilings, build
ing fronts. Best work. Estimates furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
CRIME is COMMITTED.

"Aspiring to be the leader of his
party in the State, he nevertheless
went to a convention and there, by his
will and by his force. by his ability to
command this and that man to break
his nromise. he turned a minority into
a majority. He made a convem ton
which had valid title a fraudulent
convention. Those things were done
which in business constitute a crime
These things also constitute crime in
politics..
Eminent Jefferson County Democrats
he distrihuted to all Democrats in the
comfy. declaring w. r. Hearst is a
traitor to their party, a menace to it's
future md from the view of the citi-
zen. has no claim to single honest
vote e The signers include virtually all
the best known Democrats. and they
announce publicly their purpose to not
vote for Hearst.
..From the point of view of Demo-
cr.+ Mr. Hearst is not only the enemy
~ hut a traitor to our party" says
tba nrotest Posing as Democrat,
Hearst was sent to Congress by the
Democratic party But he fought
against it when in opposition to the
regular Democratic nominee for Mayor
of Nav york He thrust a knife into
its hack when in antagonism to the
regular organization with the aid of
his Maid associates, he organized his
so-caIled independence League and
nominated himself as third party
candidate.
"He disgraced and degraded our
party when he forced 1t from the
proud record of over loo years. as one
nf The two great parties of the nation,
not ~ nominate but to indorse the
candidate of the independence League
forced it to indorse by a brutal agree
mant Of bargain and sale between him
self and Tammany Hall; and to make
the infamy complete he is now run
ming on his ticket candidates for local
Offices in Kings and otner counties
against the regular Democratic nomi-
| "a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

and its regularly authorized represent
atives in California.
In shorts demonstration of piano
selling leadership-positive and indis-
putable a pre-eminence and leader
ship based upon definite worthiness and
reliability, from faithful service to
the public. from providing musical in
struments that will at all timSs meet
every representation and every re-
quirement, and from supplying them
at a saving in price and on terms Of
payment so advantageous TO the buyer
as to secure to US the trade of dis
eliminating and intelligent buyers for
all time to come.
THESE PRICES WILL TELL.
Pianos sold regularly and elsewhere
for $3.50 and $500 are here at S31S and
1927. Payments are $12 or SIS monthly.
Regular $275 styles of brand new
pianos go here for $209 and 1856
payments may be arranged as low as
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
REAL PIANO SELLING
Great Demonstration Sale
Of Fine New Pianos

S6 monthIy-and the very costliest OF
$500 and $3.50 styles are here. too. in
largest imaginable varieties OF case.
designs and finishes. and all at cor
respondingly low. prices and also on
terms of payment to suit any reason
able buyer.
Oae-ha1f allS-ance N your piano
burned While the fires Were still
Smoldering we had completed ar
rangements with various maufac-
turers by which we are
a enabled to allow o1e-half
"A OF amount paid (no matter
how much or how little.
whether instrument was paid
for in full or only In part) toward
purchase of a new piano. This ofrer
still holds good.
OPEN HOUSE NOW.
Feel free to pay us visit Come
whenever you please. stay as long as
you like, listen to the music OF the
beautiful $4,000 welte seIf-playins
Orchestrion. to the pianists. to the
delightful Auto-piano solos. and to that
latest OF musical wonders. the Welte
Artistic Piano (electric), reproducing
exactly in all the brildancy and tonal
beauty the master-playtng OF the
piano giants OF the day-Pader9wSki
D'Albert. Josef Hoffman, Strauss. Car
reno-yes. even LeSchetitzky himself
There Is no set and formal programme.
but at all times much Of entertainment
and of instruction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

SEE oHAs. [. PRYAL for elecslcsl hons.
repairing, Washington at SapsOae street tlysse
Phone Temp. 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
CayalTYnan and Police in StreetDuel
for Life OF Young Girl.

OFFERING her body shield for lover the rs of the pohce
- Williams falls moraI wounded the from bullets
fired by mansh to protect
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

Four hundred of the very latest,
brand new and choicest of high
grade upright and grand pianos,
and autopianos, included IN \
great underprice sale to COM
mence this morning at Eilers
Music Company.
brand new pianos, most of them spe-
cially selected from the finest products
of old established standard makers.
such as Decker, Hazelton, Kimball
Schumann. Weser. Schubert, etc. etc
A stock Fat least three times larger
than any to be found in San Fran
cisco-larger than any ever shown
heretofore.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

There is but one Auto-piano. and tha
is sold only by Eilers Music Compan.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
CoWARDLY SHOOTS GIRL

He looked her over carefully. raised
his revolver and fired The shot tore
through the right shoulder of the girl.
She screamed. turned and was fleeing
toward the other side of the street
when he sent another shot that lodged
in her back near the heart. She fell
10 the pavement and Johnson turned
and ran down Montgomery avenue
with the police in pursuit.
Three more shots were sent after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

low leg: s. 5ogss so: PIovER, golden. s4ss. co DO
BUCKS saysssa per pair s ss So g T SS 3
gs2 90; 60 eiasSheAa 59sSSl 90 maIlsEe q soqsi rs
raeay. sI9si zi DO T4dgsoa 2ssS0os DO conlsOa IS
POTATOES AND NATURALIZATION potatoes IN
onions SHOW Irregular Quality and Esias caSsssss
ns1s S r I gegIoess ana pickles n sood as-
EggPlsats draggiIg: Lima beans fairly steady. Lst
beans slightly nrner Squash dun tomatoes drassins
sqi per bbi s! 75Ss2 % Jersey round bbl
Il 90 SWEEP PoAToSs V,SsiaSS Pa fape8 ps4 Sb
t2Gs2 25; do per basket $18s1 ~ DO other Jersey.
BRUSSELS sPRoUTs T pe2 Q RsT Dbl sGS S
5: and per oa sS Ss1 I So sancS. - g.
cUculsE E shsiter fsaSe psr sS a.
SSsss Long ISiSn5 per DBL co. DO state and
1899 81 5o cucumber pickles western New York. per
cean SGS S @ d south sss9 a %
~ z1 gsLE1: STATE asa aiehigan per 9Szsn Jag To-
ERs IonE Island. per 6Si; T5sess; a. STATE.
5or9sy b per sS S3 RE 6Si basket az
SS Ss RsE 9ss; 90 6 sS nsss,g f9ssq
basket. 25c9s1 do per Z-dozsn box. 5Oo9 s. SOL; do
T5c; onions. connsctiout and Eastern white Der
oPanss Bounty White per Bag 81 a. Sso
bI g 5 90 rec y a. % s@tS ana s1s St g
sey yellow per basket TSog 81; 90 Jersey red TSg SS
do small pickle g 25S 81 75i oERA Jersey per 900
per leo lunches T5c6 PEPPERS Jersey red per
Dol SIC 81 SO; do Dbl 50 90c-i do "a
Dbl basket. 35050c; 60 per box. 2503sc; STRING
BEANS state. green. per basket. 8sOo; 90 wax
soc 81; DO bag. SOC T5c do nearby basket
bag, 500 Sc; SQUASH. Hubbard. per Dbl e.; 40 Mar
row. 500 81; do yellow. crookneck and white. 6Q6
T5c.i sPINACII; western New York per basket e
basket. 5oq75c; DO nearby per box. S5e75e; DO per
small peach basket IS 2 ESQ., DO per carrier 80 q 5oc
TURNIPs, white. per 100. 81 IS 81 50; do Jersey.
Rutabaga. per bbL so97Soi do Canada Rutabaga
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Ths week opened with fair
promise Of improved demand with vey nt.ls variation
add TO consumption % best hay owing 70 the return q
uptown and choice hay consequently Is marked
with good hrnnsss. The run OF new hay Is generally
exhibiting good lines OF quality This viii Be helpful IN
promoting steadiness OF ea rom wide line OF pur
chasers We quote Prime large bales 100 10. Sa q
csc; No / s7+sd9oc No so9s5oi 70 8 7OeT5e; ship
ping 62ia 765c clover mixed best ss5c clover clear
7Oa75o sTFAW-Long rye opens rather weakish; tSc Is
REGARDED full price best Receipts promise 20
liberal but recently much OF the Offering has turned out
sound; such lots buyers demand conces
sons Receipts Of hay and straw IN tons reported az
Produce Exchange az noon to-day: HUDSON River
Railroad, 500: Ere $50; Pennsylvania 90 DeleEars
Iackawanna Western. 100; Lehgh Valley, 20; Balt-
more Ohio 40: Central OF New Jersey 100 river boats
$50: e5 Total Lass tons Receipts OF straw
100
Toledo sept. IT-CLOvERsEED. cash and October.
81 S. December and s. 52i ana March 81 STA
RYE No . nominal. 5sc; TIMOTHY, prime. 81 %; Al
SIKE prime. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

At 50 50; bull 115o n at 81 So 4 e. ass p az 81 70
4 s'ss 1853 r. az $ 81 3a a 90 l "a az = 1877 ~ 40
% 90 1850 "a At s IS n d2 So az 60 75S 81 S a.
E , eglysr; Is e ~ yFf 4 :. Ser Ter I;ss 81 s
IS do 1895 n IS so; - DO 1902 - az s. s.; 10 DO
n at s. So: . Do. 1i1o 81 90; bull. l12o n. at
J. s6anb51s Son: . virginia us: n at S 81
DO 1857 n. IS IS: do. 1143 n, az s. 20. 10 do
Ra5eus,ein Harris 8 Co - Virginia steers rs. n.
Kratz & Cooper: Il West Virginia steers 1881 n, AZ
T56in shannon 20 Virginia steers. 12sS n at IS s5
s So judd 5 E & 60 - ? Bulls. 1910 u. at 50 =.
] c. curtis Son: e bulls gee y, a. 81 se II %
s az as 80 = al al 8 So ssifsSs sss n a; s.
n "a a, SO s l5 ia %. ios9 n a. s5 do Sc
do $50 10 50 50; DO; gee n. a. 81 20; CO. lolS
joan q = GaeP: Is 6gs 81 co. 70 90 1893
a. sS su Il $ Il 5u g. sS r. TO
JsIIifse. wright Cot bulls sac n. at 81 ST.
coz John p Nelson 10 bulls ss7 n at S: sOI Co $40 n
VI R Hume: bulls $50 70. at 81 %. .00 -. =
,5 so * 6aPssr ~ ans 1880 for ne vssis
were in moderate supply aHl go .1ITs. srs1sy me
pens cleared OF eary arrivals Common - 80 -
grasseTs 70 buthsrs ss9S3 So g sssF5 20 at -
Caves steady al s81s1sc per 70 FOR cry dressed veas
ana aiesJohn Nelson: a. vsas 60 n average az 8,
per i00 n: At DO n at $ IS DO IA % az % ~
GO. e. s TO- "a 40 go n a. s.: II feeders 2sa y az
8 Is 81 9o ie4 h a. g5asssFs iss e, y a: S ~
s.; II DO ia n S.; feeders. &'s 10 a. 80 %
q Gurus 3 son; 1s7 ysal.. I4s n a. g; % 60
I5 DO 2s n 81 50; do. ia n al 81 Il fesder'
AhsT v.a iaI ? a. ss,S g. e s AZ 1 az e.
s. s. s. % 40 n at s. S7is.
$50 n at @ 81 8 &c "a 1870 sS. 3. a q
30 ~ s. ao los u s. 50: s. fseders 81 n
A. 81 I2Is: s8 DO "a =. al s. %; y eDis iss ID a.
" OTIS a Co; - veals Ia6 n. az $ TS' %. los
s@as5eTs' y e - 80 s. r. al S So g ao I5s IS
a. IS 5 / n. a. s. 5o 40 10 70 a - 90 -
,. g So 10 r. al IS 90 I54 n 50. ysaT
-, Ja sos 40 IA n a. IS 50. 90 las n az $ .
- 40 ~ az s.: II do 10 n az s.; DO. Ia n a.
sa-Sob.r 4 shann7n. % lot 50; 90. ise n
AZ IS IS. 10 24s n a. 81 fed calves - n az "a
Ke- rs Commission Co vess n a, s. u.s.
90 10 al s. 50: 3 fed calves. $50 ID s.
SHEEP AND I-A1IBS-Receipts Tor DAYS we're IS
nv aad seaiy lambs on heavy r.ceots dropped OF $50
IN top grades ana 460c On the under grades
slow and runber % cars ysre neid over Common y
common good lambs sa3ss. a s. . and one
$ 50 cuils ~ SieS5 Canadian lambs a. " -
Dressed mutton steady a. sGlOEo per 10 dressed amos
sales-s sanders: lOI state lambs % y avsrags. az
s. Is: Is a. 70 n at s. 90: d Do 81 n. 81 q.
FsnnsyIvana a. 30 y q s. l4e a. . n al e 90 ZIG
s. q 40 g n. a. Ss q state sheep - n a. 80
a. 50 n a. s. So PsHs5 lyaRA az ~ n a. - a.
jsda Go. % Hgals ie a 90 ,s Z, s s- % s,a
visai. Do q n a. 81 Is: ~ P.nn,7sai. %. IS n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. SEPT I7-CA-TLE-R-c-ipss. 5000 hesfs
market strong 100 higher; % prime sIesrA
So TS6 IS g. ToS4 IS: Refers. s. 6S5 So tls
s. 20S4 sass IS Etocers and feeders. 81 80
GS4 AZ HOG5-Receipts. 5000 head; market s.eaty;
prime light. 81 509S8 80; prime heavy s. e5sss 20;
butchers So 25ds8 So mixed S. 9oS6 20; packing 50 30
ass % SHEEF-Receipts $4,000 head, market weak %
lambs. s. 50GS7 Is
Cincinnati Sept IT.-HOGs active; butchers and sap
psrs. s. TO- common s. 40S6 Is CATTLE slow TAR 20
steady 81 T5QS4 70 LAMBS slow SsGS7 So
East Blffalo. Sept. t7-CATrIE-RsosiDts 5000 nsAd;
good active and strong % Zoe higher; common dull AID
258S5 40: hsifsrs s. 5O6S5 cows Sc So
bulls. 81 50gS4 % stockers ana feeders. 81 Ioss -
heifsrs s. 5O9S3 fresh sprirgers active
So higher S2OGS54 VEALS-Recspts $50 head; actfvs
and steady 81 5O1sS 50 HOGS-R@osipts 49, 90 lad:
active and 5QiOo higher heavy. 50 se3s8 so riSst
50 so6s6 So Yorkers. s. 500 50 % PIGS 50 ee 80 20
roughs. s. 30gS5 90 stagA S4sSt so Carries soSso 20
and STEADY: lambs slow and shade easier lambs SO
s. 90: few IS yearnEs. $3.50 - Wethers. - to9so.
ewes s. SECS 50; sheep. mixed SOS %
Kansas CITY Sept 7.-CATrIsE-Receipts. 1900 ne1d.
Including 4OcO southerns: market steady weak; cncs
bear - iose 90 iair % ss
S4Gx5 fed steers. s. >ssos SOCKETS 1-a
foeters e OQSs To- southern steers s. soSt; souaern
cows s2fse IS: 81 t9ss native le.srs.
s. s0Ss Isl. bulls S2ES3. calves s. 5oes5 - HOess-
"a Is BULK o. sales s. 20S8 40 heavy. - - tsS .
oas<srs, 50 1895 IS: pigs and hshts - "a - as
sFfEEP-RscsiDts HOO head market, lo-lsc lowsrs
iarabs SsFST IS and yearnss - &c - 90 Wss.-
y.arIfnzs 2oGx3 IS. Western sheep sfTso -
st5rksrs ana feeders So sO9S3 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r,or-rru - -. New York September Il. 1904
cay Shs easier unaer European selling was some
Spening steady decline Of 5I5 points the market
Toward the cioss aersas .ers ne Sae session;
Is, prices were steady a. net decline OF I0g2O points
esene vas about due the disappointing French ca
SATURDAY. were franc lower al the hour q tie local
this had little eject IN view OF the oor showing By
iaeisies me sals1 ss 2 "A S The o9ai reports
sns vita many believing OF las; week 70 have
ss esseE band the Interior santos receipts nttIe
ths pOts ana us was against tie market OF the
sSSia5 E5Ssts Eio vas hrn and Is refs hogher and
PoreS 6y the cary cable were $1,000 bass aans 90 90
5000 the previous day and 48Oo0 year sac Fauo
cries al AZ United ports week were S. 845 bags
SS5ISt 10 o. Ast year The market tor spot coee
- The totl Varehouss deliveries United states
reported 72os2 bsgS The csaraIees ana shiplent5 az
gsH's 3, 600 9ags inslq5ing slooo ne United states
q which = 600 were FOR the UEed states ana Is 600 @
as Hoiude ioo for S t5a tn iR stss sfS
q vh.es Is GO 5rr - -. T4-3 se -. 9 saE g.
be5oPe 5Se weekly Ioysr9sat Al Bahia follows
go re t9tal reee.pts az RIO en5 santos Tor the week
a. 80 s,S 81 80 efaiist $500 asst week So 600
coTToN-After az early decline the cotton narks,
2; ns5 aayaaos Q: ecu points sales we're estimated
oi 10 points n response 20 rather better cables than
and pressure. inspired the faorahla
showing OF the weather -
porting only few light showers seasonabIe TEN
peratures After selling or loss ~ $40 points
however there was rally the predictions FOR lower
temperatures. accompanied by rains the Southwest
displaying % portions
Atlantic Coast ard the rally there buying By
Wall people salE operating a
that the ~ prominent local author
iry 10 be issued within the two dave would show
DETERIORATION q about cent for the hait month
before close e Camden. 3 O.
a breaking there this
tended co-frm the predictions that the storm
might work the interior The close within d
point Of the best Very little sr0t was
received during day Southern spot markets Of
hciay reported unchanged 10 ll6c higher but
~ consequence reported. a
heavier. receipts
increasing. the estimate for New Orleans TO-
/ day heavy.
ne range O: prices IN the local market to-
. fTarr -ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

IS rs: As Pennsylvania shesp. 90 a g. so
Tobin e - Ohio lambs 20 =, az 81 To- f6o
Pennsylvania Do. q p s. 50; 1s5 DO 81 =. az ~
II IS n. st IS So ne stats DO 81 % a. ~ 5o Is
d. 81 n. 81 81 III DO g ID AZ 8 10 - shsep 12d
Gun lambs 81 ro - So Pennsylvania zoeep o. =.
s.
Ksras Commission Company; 72s su-ayo Isnb5 = n.
s. 80: n n S. 80 do u - az 81 %. z3r
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