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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Eittsbnrgcr StaStpGtcr i'm @corGuac,

EittSbura ga, Z. Mai. =
Gomaro 8. GOwarOs, Mitglieo ocS
StootratbS fir Die 5peite @oro;
Samuel Sranfel aus Der often@oro,
Er. I.S. Nibe mo Soiepb N, Giron,
Froliocnt Der rInti : @roit gtilocia.
tion" bon E~ittsburg, muroen olli sic
Influ9c bcs Yoli5ei Supcrintenoen.
ten Sbomns u. McGuoor pcrbaitet,
neil lie rmoroentlid)en SGllicrn in
ElttSburg &orid)ub gelciitct boben.
GonarOa muroe inter $500 mo bie
Anoeten utter ie $1,000 9iirgiGoit
geltellt, 0ic Gerbaitungcn moren bic
%erltell, Die IN Gerbinoung nit DEM &c.
genpdrtia in YittSburg in Sang be.
1'llolld)en &ren55ug gegcn ooS Cater
norgrnomnen mlroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Giicn6aGn uadl Glumoifc.

Gctroit, Mid)., Z. Wtoi. - Bic
Gileubnbn & Gommiiiion BON Canada,
meldc icit mebrercn Saaen in @ino.
ior, Snt., IN SiBnng lit, crtbcilte
cine Gonjeiiion iiir Sen @nu Der cr,
item giicnbobn nndl ser &lonoite.Hc.
gion. Die Snbn miro IN Garulon,
Stu %6cginnen lulO iid) a6tSig MeiIcn
melt III Hcgioncn c%rltreden, meId)c bis
iebt nltr nit @urGcihIitter 81, errei.
d)cn mnrclr. Mon boiit, cine Stredc
pom 30 Wieileu ihon in lcd9 Monatcll
in Vetricb nebnlcn 5ll fonncn. Die
SanptgeiddftalIclle Ser @obn miro
iid) IN Sttoiuo bcfiloeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Suuic uudD smrednmnasiabig.

Gbicugo, Z. Wui. oNad]
9riinolidcr perionlider lluteriud)ung
Don Sobn aleranoer 9owie boben
mir oieien oils pollitdnoig 9eiitig ge-
Ilno. nit gutcm @eoGhtniB uno i'm
pollen 9eiit ieiner Gerullnit geiun-
Den" = 10 lautet oos 3eugniB, oaS
orci befonnte Yipdiater BON Chicago,
Die Comic oui ieinen @unid) inter
ildten, oieiem m~lseeitellt boben.
Comic bate %befanntlidl fiir5lid einen
Ginboltsbeiebl gegen oie Golipo SAT
ton crmirft, meld)er Die Gontrole
iiber ole 3ionsfirde Comic ertbeiIte.
8olipa bate oarauf geantmortet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

Woltcrll Seitens Der S|n9cnicurc BON
Scr Nrn1ee ourd) 9pnomit creiGretc
iid) i'm 2oufe oes Cages. Iic &n-
genlelIre botten in ser mtcrcnSf o0t
unter DER 6ocooe elmer bodrogcn0cn
Walter 5tpei Gpnomitlooungcn 5llnl
Grplooiren gebrad)t, uno bic brittle
loutc loeben obgeieucrt mereOcn, oils
Die Mollcr 5ltiommpn brod ltnO orci
SolOoten peridiittete, meIde ieoo6
ollrd %oerbogene Giientbcilr 10 &c.
id)iibt ipiiroen, baB nup einer Yerlet-
5rlngcn crlitt.
&crm illtgung ullc 9ewor.
0en.
Waibtrgton, 9. Is, =. Moi.-
~Sp SoIgc leiner S%orltcQl1ngen 6ci'm
&ricgaOcportcnlent limo Dem @enc-
ralmolor 8reelp, Commandment oc5
Eociiic-0 cportementS, pom ScfrctGr
Soit cimo 100000 bon Dem Inter.
ItilBun0pfono in boorcm @el0c 5lacs
Itcllt moroen peld)e BON Der @etuils
liglnN oc$ Gongrciie@ BON $500.
600 iiir Die 9totbleibcnocn in Gan
Gron5i@co iibrig gebIicbcn iiro. Mit
Oicicnt 8el0e miro Der General be
reitS %gctoltfte unb rod bcn0tDigte
Nnrr1thp bptohIpu rnuIrntlid, friz
idc3 SlciidN, neld)es icircS Grmci-
lens WnCntbe6rlid) gcmororn lit. Sic
biabcr o%lIagctbeilten @eOoriS- @e0en-
ltGl,0c, iolpic Die 3eltc ans Den Gor.
r6tbCr ocS Guortiermciltcr2 II. /. No.,
luclhc ouf 0ieic 100000 in Nnrcd)s
ming 9ebroft morOcn morelr, mcr.
Den scr Nrmee 5lriideritottet tucrOell,
10 >uB lie fir fiiritigcn @cbrotd)
pcriiiGbar 6leiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Sin Eoniatoiusfi acitor6cn.

Ncm Oorf, 7. Wtai. - Shirt
&ml Soiepb StoniSlou2 Moric go
liotomSti, in ben Ser. StantclL Meri-
70 umO europa moGlbcfonnt, lit i'm
n&otcl Ct. MegiS" i'm glIter bon Al
Sobrcn al 2rtgencrt5iiroulg geItor-
ben. Gr mar ser Gltere @rll0er oc5
Silrltcn NnoreoS Gonitomafi, meIder
Der Sdypuger BON u. $. Grodcr Don
San Sroncisco lit. Sein &nter, Shirt
StanislnllS Yonintomafi, mar Stoll,
mciIter Nopoleon'S be5 0rittel ul0
Elm Na6fomme bon &0nig Stnnis.
lall5 bon Eolelt. Grin5 &arl fam i'm
Nniong Scr adt5iger Sabre nodgmc-
rita uuro mur0e bnlo III Nemport lebr
popular. Gr perbeirntbcte iid) I'M
Npril 1881 in GoriS nit Sri. Mollo
81 @ooOuro. Seitocm mpbnte Siirit
&orl EoniotopSfi nit ieiner @ottin
oielc Sabre IN Werito, no or an Grit
6ells mo Giienbabn llnternebmums
gen linrt bctbciligt mar. Gor etpu
iiinf ooer feds 8pden fam CT nad)
Ncm.Dorf. Scine' Satin, Die 5ltr
3eit nod IN Werifo mar, lit Dor orci
Sagen telegropbiid bon Der &ranf-
beit ibre3 @atten benodrihtigt NOR
Oen rno bciinbet lid) jcbt oui Dem
MCAc nndl Ncip.9 lnrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
GanbiSat fir ben YmnScsicuat.

. mabo a, Nebr., Z. Mai. - Die
Weipcrbnng Don Gomoro Noiemnter,
Dem Gigentmimer bes 9lattcS ySma.
bn Bee" I'M bie Domination fir Oas
Mmt ais @unbesienntor i'm bepor.
~ltebenben republifaniidrn Staots.
Gonpent miro in ser bcltc crid)einen-
Den hummer oes WlntteS in einenl
BON Dem Sobne oes SermusgeberS,
Tictor Hoiepater, Dem Gbeireontteur
oes Slattes, unter5eihneten Artifel
befonnt aemad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Die Gataitropbc anf Der yEennip."
2ofomotipiiibrer 0ougbcrtp ioQ OaS
llngliif perihuIOet baben.
6nlid p%erItnnoene Snltruftionen.

llngllld perlhuIoet baben.
6alid %perItaHOene Snltruttioneu.
Nltoono, ga, Z. Mni. - Ser
oifi5ieue 9erid)t iiber oie Gouilion
5lpilfel Dem Chicago GoltSug mo
Dem Chicago . ct. 2ouiS GrpreB}u1
ollf Dem Yetersburg yGutt-oii" in Der
0reltag Nadt id)iebt Die Sdulo oui
Den Sofomotipfiibrer 81. Gougbertp
pom lpeItuGrtS fu6renOen 3ug Or.
Il. Gr bate Snitruftion erbolten.
aIll enoe oeS 9oppelgeIeiieS in Gar
ilHt 5u marten, nm Den 3u0 Nfr. Is
poroeI 5l loiien, peritono a6er ocll
SefeDl Ialld uno iebte sic 6obrt oui
Dem elntnden 8elciie tort. Die bie.
ltgen 9obnbeomten lageu, es m6re
Nou9bertp'S Efliht 9emeicn, nit lei.
mem 3uge in Garlim on,ubulten, bis
er oefinitipe Nrbre erbielt, meiter I'll
iabren. Sic erfIdren audi Sen DC.
rldt, Dab Die Snitruftiou, oen 8eterS.
burg vGutt-off" meitlid) SIT 6en1ben,
per Selep6on gegeben worOen, iiir
ourf)auS unridtig. Die Snltruftion
mllroe on Oen Selegrnpbiiten i'm 4Se-
terSburg Sburm t%cIegropbirt ulo in
iiblider @eiie Dem Goroutteltr mo
Dem 2ofomotipiiibrcr i~iberge6en. 60.
fomotipfiibrer Gougbertp itelte audi
in Ser llntcrludJung Dor oen Beam
ten ieinen 5ebler nidt in Nbreoc.
Iie Gerlebten inn Mltoona !Soipi.
tai beiinben iid) nit @(u8na6me oeS
jllngcn NegerS, beiien Same niht be-
tannt lit, oni Dem @ege Ser 9elie.
rllng. Iubcr Den am Snmitog be.
FAINT ~ge9ebenen 25 Namcn iino nod
II ser TermunbctcnIiite bei5uIiigen,
10 Dab sic 3obl ser @crlebteu Sc be.
trGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

0ouie lei gciitcSfranf un0 mf1big,
oas &irdeneigentbum 81 permalten
uuo INN oieie 9ebauptung 81 mioer.
le9en, lieB iif 9opie Ons obigc3eug.
nib al,Siteaer. 0uS Gerb0r iiber Den
SaQ miro 0ieie ISOLDE itattiillocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
GigarrcnmadDcr-S Strife in 0pltom.

Bottom, Z. Mai. - ltngeiGbr
1900 llltion Gigarrenmader in
Iieben Der gr0Btcn bieIigen Subriten
limo megen Standardization al Del,
Strife geganQcn. Sic ~perlangcn
ciltcn Sobnnufi0log BON SO Gents
bis 50 pro Sorieno, ic llad) Scr Sorte
Der Gigarren. Die meiiten fleineren
Sobrifcn BADEN sic Sorocrunsen be-
miui0t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

An establishment for refining gypsum
is to be built at Reno.
A station and postoffice known as
Joplin have been established at the
Commonwealth mine. $40
The mill at Washoe. City will be en-
larged at once to 500 tons iaily capacity.
Daily shipments of ore are made from
the Commonwealth mine near Washce
City. ~
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

In the District Court, First District Of
1evada. for Esmeralda County.
Frank Jinks,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
AMMUAL IrEETTNo
FA1RvIEw ROUND MouNrAr,
MINES COMPANY

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Fairview Round Mountain
MI Mines IS COMPANY VIII be heid at the Of
east side of Main street I'm the town of
Goldfield. county of Esmeralda, state of
Nevada, on Monday, the Sd day of De-
p. m. of said day. for the purpose of
electeing directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before the
N24-2tp. H J.. McGHAN, Secretary
In the District Court, FIRST District Of
Nevada. for Esmeralda County.
Frank Jinks,
Plaintiff,
Golden Four Mining Company. a cor
poration,
Notice is hereby given that the above
entitled action has been commenced and
is nov pending in said Court and that
the purpose OF said action is to enforce
of the defendant. Golden Four Mining
Company, described as follows:
Copper Carbonate. and Copper Carbon
ate Nos. l to 8, Red Lion. .votto Nos,
Nos. / to 5 Lode Mining Claims. ali
situate in Montezuma Mining District,
Esmeralda County. Nevada.
All persons holding or claiming liens
be and appear before said Court on the
14th day Of Nov. A. d., 1906. and ex-
hibit then and there their proof of aid
liens, at which time or such time there
after as h Court shall appoint. said
claims will be heard and determined by
the Court and judgment entered accord
ing to the rights of the parties. All
liens not so exhibited viii be waived in
49, WILLIAM OGDEN.
Nz4-dL g = s. Attorney for P~1afntif.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
HUMBOLDT

Operations a been commenced on
the gypsum deposits ten miles east of
Lovelock.
Leasers are operating successfully on
the Cleghorn lode at Seven Troughs.
A rich trike has been made in the
Bonanza King mine in Spring Valley.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

ing into one of the bonanzas of the
camp.
Things are be ,ming in Ramsy dis
trict and Carson City holders are get
ting in on the ground floor. Ten mines
in that district nave high grade ship
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01

The Bull Dog Company WINS fhytwo acres ddehning the Goldfed Belmont six hun
IA Got From DamondfedBlack lutte and a short distance the east of Daisy, Triangle
and North Star all of which have become shippers within the past few months Theses strikes
r. rad suon~ionh have drawnH the eyes Goldfed operators to the amondfed section,
~ that mart of the camp is being developed with es m intense energy displayed on and
around the Mohawk
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
STOREY

The Buffers mill being constructed
on the western slope of Sugarloaf peak
and adjoining the $500. 900 plant on the
north, is nearing completion.
Electricity has practically displaced
steam in the operation of Virginia City
and Gold Hill mines and mills.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-01
ORMSBY

The tunnel on the False alarm is in
over 500 feet and there are indications
that the ledge is being approached.
Senator Livingstone's patented galena
group is being worked after . shutdown
for several years. e
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
Buffer, Cheese and Eggs.

With three steamers arriving from the NORTH
In as many days and the aggregate receipts from
other sources heavy over the holidays, the Butter
market was overstocked and decidedly weak fol
fresh creamery goods Several large receivers
were liberal sellers the Exchange and the
market for creamery extras had another decline
selling down to 26c per pound. which was made
the official quotation.
Fresh Eggs were very firm. particularly fol
California selected, which were marked up IL
per dozen and found prompt sale at the advance
The receipts for three days were very light, av-
eragfng $50 cases day.
Cheese was moderately active and steady at
unchanged quotations.
Sales on the Exchange were as follows:
Butter-S0 half boxes fresh creamery extras al
&c, 10 boxes at 261ac and 40 half-boxes and :
boxes at 26c.
Eggs-o cs California fresh selected at soc.
Sneese-25 California new fancy nats at 12c.
:. Receipts for three days were IS 200 lbs Butter
90 voo lbs Cheese and 677 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
esraplsned S by sales, bids and offers on the door
Oh tne Dairy Exchange:
bUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 26c per lb,
easy; DO nrsts -2415c, steady; seconds, 22c,
steady; packing stock, firm at 1s15c for No. l
and lSc for No. Q; Eastern ladies' zoe. firm
cold storage extras, 24c, firm; do frsts 23c,
nrmi held pickle roll, 2311c, firm; keg. &c, firm
CHEESE-Fancy California. new fats, 12c
per ID. steady; do frsts, lie. steady; Young
Americas. fancy, 13c, steady; do frsts, 13c,
steady; Eastern fancy. 1916. steady; Western.
EGGsIoaIifornia fresh selected. soc per
dozen, firm; frsts, 25c, firm; seconds. 1Sc. firm
California storage selected. 2615c, steady; hrsts,
2oc, steady; Eastern, firm. at 24c for selected,
&c Tor nrsts and 1Sc for seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05

for ceylon and Sc for Australian; extra bIeaehec
Oh, 6oc; extra bleached winter Whale Oil
6oc; natural Whale OIL. 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. s5c; No. Lard OIL 6sci
Pure Neatsfoot OIL. 75c; No 1 Neatsfoot Oil,
5a15e; Herring OIL. 40c; Salmon Oil. 35c; boiled
Fish OIL, 35c; Paint Oil. 35c.
COAL OIL, GASOLINE, ETC.-water White
Coal OIL. in bulk, l915c; Pearl Oil, in cases,
lie: Astral, lie; Star. lie; Extra Star. 20c;
Elaine. 26c; Eocene. 19c; Stove Gasoline. in
ouik, &c; In cases, 24c; Motor Gasoline. In
Duik, 1I15c; In cases, 24c; No. 1 Engine Dis
tlllate, Iron barrels drums. Sc; No. do 65c;
cases, SIC more; Benzine, in bulk. 1215c; in
cases. Ice; s6-degree Gasoline, In bulk. soc; in
cases. 36c.
TURPENTINE-s3c per gallon in cases and
&c In drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S9SHc
per 10; White Lead, sGS15c. according to quan-
sUGAR-Ths Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4.s0c; Powdered. 4-65c; Candy
Granulated, 4.65c; Fine. Fruit and Coarse Granu-
lated, 455c; Beet Granulated n0o-lb bags only.
4.15c; Extra C. 4.o5c; Golden c. Ss5c; d. 5: :s5c;
H. and E. Crystal Dominos. 1850; Tablets. half.
bbls; 5.05c; boxes. 5.30c per h. Barrels and
5o-lb bags 10c. haf-bbls 25c and boxes oOc
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order taken
for less than rs barrels or its equivalent.
CANNED SALMON-Prices Of Alaska Salmon
are. follows: Red. csc per dozen; medium
Red s5c; pinks, soc.
CANNED FRUITS-The last price list OF
the California Fruit Gamers Association is as
follows, exclusive OF gallons
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
New York STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The excited specula-
tfon in stocks was continued. although a
somewhat diminished scale OF activity from
that Of last week. The tone OF the market
became feverish during the course Of the day.
This was principally due 10 the contending ef-
fects Of the speculative fUrore on the one hand
and the tightening money market the other.
reached 30 per cent. Incidental TO the furious
trading IN and out OF the market by profes-
sionsi operators and by habitual Spectators Of
he millionaire class churning process was
kept Up on gigantic scale, consisting Of ma
nipulative orders placed in the market for both
accounts and from Che same sources, solely for
no little conflict in the arguments heard IN
connection with the eager speculation, and these
The views on the same subjects professed IN
Wall street in times past So far from show
dfrional coating market supply, Baltimore and
Ohio was made the favor1te of the speculation
toesy. lhe alleged purpose Of the Southern Pa
latter stock II the forefront Of the speculation
during the day. The speculation showed every
symptom Of unressrained progress until II was
fOrcibly arrested By the practical exhaustion of
drawais 10 meet the necessities of other de-
partments Of the money market forced the call
lonn rate up 10 30 per cent in the afternoon
and induced large speculative liquidation OF a
forced character. Union Pacific and American
smelling suffered most IN the selling. but the
whole market was forced downward sharply
converting the earlier gains into general net
Gold was secured during the day for import
into New York to the extent OF 81, zoo 600, part
j. IN London and partly in Paris. But this was
scarcely more than sufficient 10 Offset the days
losses 70 the Government and By telegraphic
transfer 10 San Francisco, while shipments OF
currency TO the interior by express were on a
heavy scale, with certainty Of their continuance
for some time 10 come.
The stock market closed feyerish and unset
tied IN consequence.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
s. 330. eco.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
New York stock List.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
Peaches and Raisins Very strong.

Late mail reports from New York say:
The feature OF the market was the advance
n the price Of California Raisins reported from
the coast. AL OF gbe large seeders are said TO
have advanced their quotations Z c, based on
the prices they have been compelled 10 pay for
Ewear-b fruit This makes the price of fancy
6if {. o. b. coast in lib cartons. Reports indi-
Gated that al packers who have cut the open
Ing figures not Offering goods. The demand
for October shipment has been very large the
bulk of the business having been done at &C
Z o. b., although small percentage was done
st less The improvement is attributed TO
the fact that the crop viii not. according to
the latest reports. amount TO over $4,000 10
10000 tons, against early estimates Of $4,000
IONS. II the crop figures correct and the
reported sales Of 1000 cars for October ship
Inent authentic. over half Of the crop has been
disposed Of Late adviees indicate that there
is old crop the coast. The spot stock is
light and the market Is strong at ~ @Sc for
higher from Smyrna. making the cost equal TO
S&tc laid down here for 3-crown fine. Crop re-
porss indicate a yield OF but 22OO tons against
estimates Of a possible yield Of 81. 900 tons.
Valencia layers were cabled at a price equal
10 9@c laid down. Apricots were firm on con-
tiluec reports Of short crop The tendency
81 Peaches is toward higher range of values
Advices TO hand yesterday were 10 the effect
that the fruif from the sweat boxes,
a. showed = much smaller percentage Of stand
ssd and choice than expected. some of
the leading shippers were Withdrawing on these
grades al the same time advancing their prices
Cn extra choice and fancy u q13c per pound"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
The Current Bull stock Market.

. J. S. Bache & Co. Of New York say OF cur
rent stock market conditions:
The insiders no doubt, by every effort, en-
courage short interest. and then use this
ssnie short interest 70 bring about higher prices.
lhss process has been going on for over 8
ln0ath, and we think viii continue until the
pubic are I'm the market TO unlimited ex-
teur All bearlsl developments are ignored, and
eVery bit Of bulish news is utilized 10 make
speculation Such facts q declining bank re-
serve and expansion in loans seem 10 have
no effect AT present.
'-Mohey on can advances. and the market does
nor suffer from chiis. but when a dividend is
increased prices advance by leaps and bounds.
New records have been made this week. One
day ID is Atchison-the next occurs in Chesa-
record prices in Canadian Pacific. Independ-
en- and individual movements in stocks occur
dli =. and Il is unreasonable for the pessinnist
Wlsu l'crsistenfly fights the advance TO assert
that t,e hun movement has lost its vitality and
only gains its present source Of Inspiration from
purely technical conditions
Following along. or rather leading the pro-
cession. are the wonderful reports Of railway
earnings coming 10 hand Statement follows
net earnings All these point TO increased dis
bursements % patient stockholders. after large
sums have been set aside for extension and
construction purposes
The stock market VIII not only keep up
with tie prosperous gait set by the country al
large. hut. as records show in the past, will
60 far beyond what is reasonable and conserv-
ative- 1t seems, therefore, inevitable that
higher prices win rule the conservative spec.
ulator and investor viii wait for just such psy-
Geological moments as occurred this week tC
make their purchas -
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. .4.-C0TT0N-The cotton
market was very irregular but somewhat
stronger today. The New orleans Times. Demo
crat Crop Report. noting what is called distinct
deteriorati ton, was the chief trading influence.
Just how the deterioratio has happened the
Times Democrat did not say. Some of the
large professional operators bought heavily and
there was some buying for Liverpool. Southern
spot markets We're generally quiet and un-
changed to Mc lower.
The weather somewhat unfavorable over
the holidays, there being some excessive rains
reported in Texas, with cloudy to warmer
weather predicted for tonight and tomorrow.
The market is down to around &c, and when
the crowd get short around that price and
start TO cover there always seems to be very
little cotton for sale and prices advance easily.
Prices brokers have been active in buying
and bidding up the cotton market. The move
ment is not meeting with the response from
traders or commission houses. Some brokers
are bullish for 25 point rise crop damage
talk in North Texas.
Futures opened steady. September, s.64c;
October, S.s2c; November, s.90c; December. &c;
January. 9-10c; February, 9.15c; March. 9.24c;
April, o.22c; May 9.31c; June, 9.30c bid.
Futures closed steady. September, S.72c; oc-
tober. s.96c; November, 9.06c; December, 9.16c;
January, 9-25c; February. 9.30c; March, 9.3Sc;
April $500; May, e.46c
Middling uplands, s.eoc; middling Gulf, 10.15c.
Sol ho1a
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
PLANS READY FOR
NEW BUILDINGS.

A large number of applications for
building permits was fled yesterday
with the Board Of Public Works.
While the estimates OF the projected
structures in each case were not
large. the aggregate cost will total
several hundred thousand dollars. The
more important applications were as
follows:
W. E. Dean. building at the gore
corner Of Market and Turk streets.
$4,000.
Savage. Rea & Co. Powell street.
near OFarrell. $4,000.
L. N. Dupas, northwest corner 9e-
Polk and Post streets, S1S,500-
H E Bothin. Fremont street. be-
tween Howard and Folsom, $13.500-
Baldwin & Howell. east side OF
Kearny street. near Bush, $4,000.
William L. Gerstle. southwest cor
ner OF Eddy and Larkin streets,
s24.s50.
OSullivan Estate Company. south
west corner of Front and Jackson
streets. $25,000.
Robert l. Coleman. Valencia street.
near Seventeenth. $4,000.
Schmidt & Shadburne. Valencia
street. near Fifteenth. $4,000.
W. ]. Bryan. Mission street. between
Fourth and Fifth. $4,000.
F. A Rolehin. Minnesota street. near
Twentieth. 100000
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-05
ENDS HIS LIFE At
ADVANCED ACE.

John F. Meyer. 81 years OF age. COM
52S Day street Meyer was very feeble
and had been very despondent OF late.
Meyer tied a rope around his neck
and attached the end to a hook in the
ceiling and gradually choked to death
He was found by his son-in-Iaw. John
Kennedy. who cut down his body and
notified the morgue officials.
Meyer had no occupation. and his
wife had been recently appointed his
guardian 1t Is thought that his help
less condition preyed on his mind and
he decided to end 1t all Meyer leaves.
besides his widow, a married daughter.
He was a native OF Germany