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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
4 rRAIsrwoRrnY rrFonT

The south MeAlesler Capital cummsnds viee Psesl
dent Fairbanks ror bis speech against Socialism Ia The
cheitsIns opinion there has never been more iuil.
erous exhibition than THIS Of the vice president sosmny
warning The country against tie dangers oia movement
which he and those ike him IL his pasy have been DO
tex their bsst forsean q encourage
Socialism, hs als osat var Win cur most cher
shed traditions The equality o, all nen aesore the
law Nr ralrbanks would doubtless admit IS one Of
those traditions Could Socialism possibly 40 more 70
destroy thar tradition than has been done Ia the past
ew years under che benevolent auspices oi the Rspub
parts by the enormous ageregations o. cpa that
control both courts and legislatures aye and even
sics presiasnlss
III Is a peril 70 our social aud Industrial develop
ment nut 81 course te standard OF tht beef trust
tie coa combine the railroad monopoly child labor ia
the SOUTH sweat shops ia the cities imported raupef
labor from Earope saualor and MISERY and want and
wee and whereseE unsked aboring people i've today
development" Any q those men wlo own NJ Fair
banks and who pal the string before he speaks viii
tell yon that conditions are welEnigh Ideal. The
men whoss wages they are growing 70 enormously
wealthy might have different Idea but ,hey don't
count
We ought all by an means % appaat MtFalrbanks
IN bis pTaiseaorhy effort 70 dslroy socialism thar enc.
ms 70 az that tsst aud holiss Ia American lie today
-that would destroy tho beaegceng protective ,ana.
THAT would a away utl the kindly railroad monopoly.
that would ebllterate the ueuesolen, heet trust gat
would annihiate the pious standard on uai aould
make The steel trust mposslble Vtt lts Sebaals aud
coreys and lesser breeds that would - q give every
nan TIE ano opportunities atthe Start ~ aN5 other
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
COVERED FROM
HEAD TO FOOT
With crusted Sealy Eczema When
One Month Old = Could Brush
Scales Of BODY Young Lady
Is koW II Years Old and Skin
Is Without a Scar Cured BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
AT EXPENSE Of $3.50

sNhrn | wAk onn month o.d | ws
tAkrn With ersana. After being under
the treatment ~ twa doctors TT enc
north and no Improvement my
mother was advised hy druggist
q tfy Cutieura Soap and Oiatmeni.
] sas one erlsf oi @afss from bad 10
faat AS mother oould brush the scales
OF my bpiy snd my aag,g and les nails
fill After using tix eakaN ~ Caliean
enap and hl,eas A. much Gutscua Nini-
ment ] WIS completely cured ! asa naN
seventeen yeas Old and MS skin has nnt
saF am sfsll finding sanders ln Cdii-
esIFa. after Washing 5 fewer hisfaF too
dHHs ii waa runulcfeIF Fuuf fWf
gaaenn friend. Mie Els classesaek.
CT u. 1895 Mafkssllie. la
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
rnKY BEQuEArnEp a Duty.

on each Memorial dav much awri.tsn and spoken
conserving ths heroic deeds q those who hAss gssn
thslr lses ior their country TOO much cannot II ala
on ths subject the plory otpatrloie service win nsver
die
Dot what Is tls Lesson ior uay Ara merely TO ap
plaud the gastf wsmss duties - wcll - tl.oss uho
Are gone Al we toay remember III they hass Done 10
preserve this country Tor "a st Is 40, forget tat hsy
dia not save ittor all tine Eternal vigilance is the
price Of ioerY
There Ase granes dangers conirs;...ne oar con.sry 70
day perlapn tfan rysr 10 var time t.l0ery IL agaln
IN danger this tlms from 8at subtle and insidioas sas
nv osegrown usaith
u we arc TO prove ourselves worthY Of tnss fathers
whose graves today decorate ws also must t~ ready
70 aght tey fought not wlth guns 10 biz A..
miles, on tie battle asld bar wit baots each man for
himself a. tie election booth.
The wlo uasslasllr lives iof his country. SEX.
iug nrst not hls but lis ueghbors good iuss -
much patriot astts mac who dies FOR hA country
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Hasn't the Interstate commerce commission commits.
sion heard the request fof cessation Of maekrakiur9
INIT BODY directly IN ths iacs o. the advice Of ths
most eminent financial sud the most ataid literary D.
pau Of tie country persists IN digging Into TIE 9Th of
railroad corruption. The Pennsylvania Is found 70 he
Aoneseomled with graft which mas lead 70 ne highly
Taspoeta6la president himself, A. } Cassatt and 70 s
Id that the New YORK Central i equally a. -.
Hhen I'll these pestifsrnas muek.fakpn cease their
pssnoloas activities and psrmlt Legitimate business
= resume lls Old uontea pashsy
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nocn ANn rnr KATY So.

hoCh AND TilE KATY SUIT
William Alien White mas yst support william A.
Harris tor governor of kansas IN s d ,hs fast that
he = mail order candidate ana aTeuocrat Al The
Gloss Of editorial more than two columns cong ia his
paper the Empora Gazette ia which Governor Hoch is
roasted 70 queens taste, ar White breaks forth
thuslys
The Gazette has no desire % be demagogc bit Il
does desire to say Ia al candur that II the road was this
suit as Joseph H. ohoass its chief counsel thinks Il sill
and a. Attorney General c. C Coleman Of kansas IN his
brsf says IL should D. winning IL viii ada - million
dollars % tie cofers of system which asss ta surplus
financial power 70 bros legislatures 10 corrupt courts
to fool governors and thereby To steal monsy from ne
people This 50 million dollars win 20 from the tas.
payers who work 10 those who give no value resolved
and who theF great fortunes buy political power 10
oppfess the American peopie. The wealth q this
country not squitaby distributed because this govern
ment the umpire Of the game permits tschnlcaltos
and preecdents aud legal tomioolsreS Ike this which
hoeh has just invoked, to take money away Ia taxes
from those who work aud give II bonuses and dona
tlous and ether egalssd steals 10 those Who DO not
work
"Tte Gazette aas no desire 10 a>nArt from The
straight path q party regularity which il has walked
FOR dozen years But FOR four years .he Gazette has
been telling Democrats to vote for Roosevelt and sup
port him when the interests Of the Democratic party
and the Interests o. the country conflict Governor
Hoch may set retrieve. lie may yst ses the lgt, and
withdraw the name il kansas from THIS suit but il IL
does not get Kansas oi ths suit he does Insist,
after knowing that congress and the executive branch q
the American government have reviewed this case and
declared t worthless L he does sl insist Ia trying to
saddle debt d n million dollars - this country "
appealing pFecsdsuis and traditions Ia tie courts te
peore o. kansas wifi bs a, the pare whers tie Interests
'f ne government and those ot the Republican party
ilseUe
Moreover TIE people q Kansas Win have q cali np-
,n governor who s take this ease oat Of the carts
and put il taek TO the realm Of horse ssnss and common
honesty Governor loch has his chance n he turns lt
down then the people vii have their chance It all DO
no good to crack the parts ash For tie Democrats
Who soted of Roosevelt and common seuse and common
honesty have ST this country example II patriotism
that Republicans viii not - SLOW 70 follow
Aud 70 that doesn't mean that roch must withdraw
he suit lose the support Of tie most eminent living
Sansan, what does il meanf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

rrhe vinlta Chisnain-,lear Old erannY--is nearing
is dotage and has taken up socialism Tie chiefain
has about gone 70 seed
ThS from The RaFtiesslle Examiner Just because
The chlefsan has not tie good fortane 70 Be subsidized
By the STANDARD o company the Esaminsr charges it
with Socialism. But We can't al be on John rs pa
roll dear Examlnsg and as sou have prssmpted good
position there what left for the rest Of as but e
make the best Of IT.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
ANOTHER REVOLT.

Senator la Follettes indignation against the pas.
sage of the rate hl Ia It's present FORM b eomblua.
tlon Of senators intent on partisan advantage than
On Tie satisfaction OF the real need II the country seems
Justified b facts 10 the house there has Just been r.
volt against the bl lts present FORM led b gepfese-
tative Cooper Of Wisconsin, also a Republiean
II TIE Repubilcans Of tie present congress refuse 10
stand foF The mougral rata b Just paased tie measure
sersaag must he bad for there never wasa congress n
than lntls nor ere ia which IL vas more tFembingY
obeged
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HE MADE naop.

few weeks ago an item appeared IN number o.
newspaper evidently inspired By the packers trust to
the effect that the committee 10 investigate the
charges made by Upton Sinclair ia rhe Jungle against
the Chicago packing companies would report that tho
charges falsehoods Whatever tie inspiration Or
this statement IL proved absolutely false, BY tne ~
cent passage by the senate Of amendment the AZ
ricaltual appropriation b providing Tor strict govern
nsns inspection o. all meat destined 70 be used IN inter.
state commerce
Far from proving Mr Sinclair liar, Indeed, the gov
eminent committee found his statements true.-fonnd
thai he lad not exaggerated the least ths conditions
that have obtained for yean In Chicago packing hous
and presumably ia the packing houses III ether cItes
all Of which owned by the same monopoly Just as
"unele Toms Cabin written 70 help free the slaves
sorhe Jungle vas written tohslp the country from
trust control. Mr sinclair seems 70 have made good
beginning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

The absorbing question IN vnita todag IS that Of gas
EseF3 citizen and ever memter q the council tasors
tl'e granting q franchise TIE only question wltb
citizens With the council IS what tie best fran
shisaq There are thFss and possibly fonr 10 select
from Each claims 70 oaer TIE bsst terms Hos then
shall us decdeg
II Tho cheftains opinion. tie arst point q te cor.
siacssd IS mat Of rates We eaa lave - a,y.sse cent
gas, and there no excuse Tor accepting higher rate
than that After TIE question of rates comes tat Of
responsibility other things being equal tie f.aael.lss
should bs given 70 the eompauy ahleh Is uininr guar
antee Tie faialmsnt Of is promises bg the deposit sf
eash forfeit Finally, tie franess should be sratled
to thas company other things being equal sbch prom
isss q have gas here Ia tie shortest time.
TIE people ei be called upon 70 vote on Tie franchise
before it is granted They hass the slightest inter
est ia boosting ons at anotlsfs expense they carr
not at 81 Who gets the Franchise All they are after Is
tho cheapest possible gas from tne most responsible
parties offering N e. II tie shortest possible time
And there isa't TIE slightest doubt but that they
viii approve b. overwhelming majority any franchise
that embodles these essentials. All thsy ask Of the
aldermen IS thar thsy draw up the best possible orl.
nance entirely ignoring ~ psrsonal consideration
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are the Best Cor skin and llloOd

Are the Best for Skin and blood
About thfse years $50 my fsne he-
Faa to Fet rough with asne HaI kept
ting eune. A yeaf ago ] rad In
Eapr ~ thsCniieua heme.i6s Tor
lis skin and hood ! asai iof them
- ance. ! aaad ihe euticnsA soap,
Ointment. hna Polls. and IL shfeo
months ms sktn was saff and susoash,
and tae plsnples have 81 disappeared
without the services Il = physician
think the Cutifura Nenediga ere the
best that aaY one can tlsa for the skin
and blood May g sehiCfefls.
Sept 5, ie0s santa Paula. Cal.
csaHss fsas fssizsni nss fsaa - 49, tszsazassl
fAs wa8t4 flstf fffNz fltis fa 4aif fsss ~
MAs4 - esHst e. ues y gsfs ~ shs 4AAs.s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
Summer Tourist. s..s. BY m.KAI

From vinaato ST. Louisiana return
eis.Is.
From vinlta 70 Chicago aud return
e19.o0
From vlnita 70 EldoFado Springs
aud return sa 30
Dates q sale dally Iuns ist 70 sept
10Th 1904 Final limit october slst,
lpoa. II. 4 fafthing
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BoosrfNG vfNfTA.

a glance through the recentlypubished Associated
Press register shows thar vnita The smallest town ia
the rnlted States unless Bartlesve IS smaller which
receives the Associated Press dispatches 10 tho people
Of vnita realize what The Chienain Is doing for them
10 that respect
The chleftain has faith ID the future Of this cty II
believes that rs people appreciate and win support The
best tlat be given them. Ana The Chleftan do-
iGg the best IL can 10 supply the demand TIE result is
not satisfactory 70 It not you The Cheftain
S not as good paper as We could make i, and as We
should Ike 70 make H.
At tile same time pleass remember that The chief.
tain Is giving you better paper Than given any toen
Of vnitas size anywhere n the uated Statss And as
vinta grows, 30 The Chleftain hopes 70 grow also.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

n as they claim their business Is condoctsd wthsueh
strict fesara % cleanliness and health why Do The pack
object strenaoaslf % . government inspection
thai VIII merely certify ths.e Facts especially since
'hsy themselves say ss consumers aDa uos ,hs pack
en-, sil pay tie ees,g
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31
81 <. s,..

Annual mesflng Benseulaut aud
Protective Order af Elks. Denver.
Colo July 4 "a "a iaaa Tickets 10
Denver Pueblo az Colorado ApflaRM
Dates ~ wale July n e IS wifi Hnai
limit August 81 H4la. Denver. colo.
lane Springs ard fuebIa SIS Is. Il. "A.
snFInInRl agent n K = +
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

fie attention a paeai 4 called 10
ila iart that The tulIaam ismeslses
weEa used "a & ono month oid fAby
with complete sucres. proving Nhai We
hase aieays claimed 1Hat iheaa great
rafssY Ycs ene - pufe - sucsl and ~
dlIfAicly meslieaie,i tlai tbey Hag BE-
ued eu tbe youngest Infants
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

niaa enjoys Aud long i've FAirbanfs and ths trusts
ana aonoposs and banks and spesial privileges that
suppors hm and that aione stand betwaen this fair land
and dsssructon'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-31

The Tulsa Democrat las written So edllufalfie ou,.
paftof ~hici 4 that Baft0n in Ial Ma god csaan
i.ul huttan isfsf il ail
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6be Vinita Chieftain.
Weekly Edition

The Ninita Cheitain Is published every Thursday
morning az Vnta, Indian Territory It is the oldest
ana most extensively read newspaper tha Northern
District II IS ia is twenty yourth year andhas general
circulation Throughout tie north half OF the Indian Ter
ritoFy The subscription price OF the paper Is slOo
year always In advance postal card will get sample
cops anywere III the United States
CHrEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n. n. MecLNTocK. Editsr.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Special to The Herald.

The market is
$2 Fountain
Victoria
$780, Stork $@O
Antonio exchange Greyhound Antonio
Redlands. $685.
$780, Lily
NIayfower
$3.50 stag
C. G. exchange $S55 Pointer exchange $780, unter ST.
Globe
$780, Green
tain Riverside exchange $S15 Globe Riverside exchange
Upland
Pnkhan1-
exchange
Coyna exchange
ward $$o5 Iaywards Best s. Hayward $2 sahdare
Thompson Orchard National Or
Wothey Peacock
l.
Mofatt
Seedlings Worthey Strong $3.50 DOS Fanos
&C exchange $14O
Fruit exchange
exchange $3.50 . , e. -, .. "a.
Magnolia, Xf Wohey
Riverside hnge $L4 ~ 90 *. 1arL
exchange $345
District $500 Red
$ Slower Mountain ty Cotton Sfo' asno
X
TTpland rict L. &
Corwn y W. s. Cowin $3.50 CorW1n
w. S.
Mounta
Violet Duarte-Mon exchange $oa
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Retail Prices

FOlIoWing prices lot Ieadlng aFIIcIes
of consumption prevail at the Los An
geles stores:
Butter 2-lb. roll. fancy. Csc
Butter, 2-lb. roll Poppy. ........:. dOc
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Orange County
Eggs. fresh ranch per doz ..... CSC
Potatoes. fancy Salinas. 100 lbs. $3.50
Apples, Bellefieurs, 40-lb. box..... l.So
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Beans---
Pink, s1.7Oal 80; lima, s1.35@4. 20; small
white, $3.10@S30; large white, $2.30026O.
Potatoes-Early rose, nominal; Oregon
Burbanks, 75c@H,15; new potatoes 5Q
31ac.
Onions-Fancy, 1926; common. 75c.
Varous--Green peas, 345c: string beans,
1Od15c: green peppers, 20425c; summer
squash. 81. .OOG1 80; asparagus 419@Sc; rhu-
barb. 50q75c; garlic, 5Q6c; cucumbers. .9c
G$20O; Mexican tomatoes, 7oc@$l.25;
Fiour@Family extras, s4,5oa4So; bakers
" W6ea;t@sRipping, sls24z@1.a5; milling
$1.3112@l .471a. .,
nominal; chevalier, nominal.
oats-5REeeed, 125@1'65 white sl5Oa1'7O;
Mil, Mill,stuffs@Middlings 27OOa2S.OO; mixed
feed, $2SOO924.Oo; rolled barley S29'Oo@
Hay-Wheat sl1Ooa1fs;OO;: 90 oEsI,s wheat It. ar, and
tame, s9,Nd13,OO; alfalfa, $1O.5O@ll'5O;
. Receipts%Fiour, G: SIPS; wheat. 29l4 bar
ley, 710S: oats. 1949; beans 1850; potatoes,
1856; onions, 20 bran, 200; middlings, 300;
hay, 4O3 hides 723; wine, 81, 700.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Credit Balances
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Heavy Selling of Wheat Resulted in
Sharp Decline in Prices-Provi-
sions Quiet
By Associated Press.


CHICAGO. April 5.-The Ohio state
fluence in the wheat market today. 1t
gave the condition of wheat on April
at 101, compared with 9S on Dec. l. This
announcement brought out heavy sell
ing wheat, and sharp decline in prices.
An estimate of an English statistician
which placed shipments of wheat for
the week from Argentina at 4.404, ,0OG
against 3,366.000 bushels the preced-
ing week. increased the selling move
ment. The market was higher a the
opening on active buying by leading
commission houses. but the firmness
was of short duration and prices were
weak for the remainder of the day. The
close was weak with prices near the
lowest point of the day. May opened
Is a u to a a % lower at 1914 d7SAc,
advanced to 1850 and gradually de-
clined TO 771a G775sc. Final quotations
were 81 a &c lower at 77&c July
ranged between 77Ac and 771s 677A c,
and closed with a net loss of "a a q C at
7714c.
all day and the market was firm. May
closed &c higher at 45hc
oats were firm early but weakened
later on free selling by a prominent
bull May closed at 31Ac, a loss of Is
a &c.
Trading in provisions was quiet and
the market was inclined to be weak.
Selling of lard by foreigners a decline
of 5s in the price of live hogs and some
profit taking by local packers caused
the price to sag. At the close May pork
was down 7hc, lard was 5m7 Il c lowe"
and ribs show a loss of 10@121ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Other Stocks

The following stock quotations are
furnished through Fred Dorr & Co..
brokers. Bradbury building .,o
Chicago local close, April 5,-Nation-
al Biscuit common 661a @6! z; prefer
1876; Union Box Board. q a y pre-
ferred, 115s @1194: Swift & Co.. 1O6 a q
1O7; Kansas City Light; 6$ a 63 z ;
American Can, 9@9a; preferred, 55@
1872; Chicago Pneumatic Tool, 56@5l;
IS, S6@S7; South Side Elevated, 94q
95.
New York curb. April 5.-American
Can. 9M@92s; preferred &c z a.
American Writing Paper preferred, 3212
088 Interborough, 233 2$S; Great
Northern preferred, S2Om S25; Cambria
street, So a 1s; Marine preferred, 33 4
MS35s; Green Gold, 312 al.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
I3v Associate Press.

I3v Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 5.-The stringency
IN the money market was relieved today
and, indeed, showed evidence of aggraVa-
tton. The effect was to paralyze specu-
lative activity in the stock market.
Early in the day there was some show
of animation and a marking up of prices
in an apparent effort to revive specula-
tive interest and keep prices moving up
ward. The attempt was almost entirely
abandoned as soon as the loaning opera
pressure, however; was singularly free
from urgency and the effect on prices
was slight. The argument is heard in
this connection that the indifference of
mercial loans is evidence of the equip
ment of the active parties to the specu-
lation with money resources secured in
time loans, which leaves exemption
from the eXigences of the call loan mar
ket
The highly professional character of
the commitments in the stock market is
argued from the small general response
in the way of scattered selling orders
TO the sharp squeeze in money In a
period of ordinary speculative activity
furry in call loans to as high as 10
per cent has the effect of inducing a
spilling out of liquidation on the part of
holders unwilling to carry stocks at the
rate of interest. There has been no evil
dence of any such result thus far this
week except in small way and the
speculative position is maintained with
SluDDOTH Prices OF STOCKS
have been held at an average level con-
siderably above that at the close of last
week, although the maximum money
rate on each succeeding day has mounted
to higher level. Today the rate reached
10 per cent by noon and 30 per cent be-
fore the close.
Discussion centered entirely in the
money situation. Rumors were current
during the early part of the day of an
engagement of several million dollars
gold for import Negotiations for gold
ments were made during the stock ex-
change session Conditions all pointed
to the success of these negotiations,
however.
Transfers through the sub-treasury
were made today of $500, 600 to San Fran
cisco and of 100000 to New Orleans.
The money situation produced it's great
est effect during the furry in the closing
dealings and the close was consequently
weak, but the declines were restricted
TO moderate proportions.
Bonds were. heavy. Total sales, par
value, $2,515,0O0
United States old As declined "a per
cent and the new As a per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO. April 5.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; market slow and dun; beeves,
S4.OO@6,25; cows and heifers,- $l65 %
go; stockers and feeders, $2.75 a 4,sO;
Hogs&Receipts $4,000; tomorrow 49,
coo; market sc lower; mixed and butch
ers. S625m6.45; good heavy, $6:35 a 90 > !;
rough heavy $6.2O@6.3O; light, $6:25 @
G.45; pigs, $5.75@6.SO; bulk of sales
FO;S9 Sboep@Receipts $4,000; market 11oc
lower; sheep, $3.50 @6,25; lambs, $44Oq
an
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Financial RECORD

BY AssocIa tee Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Money on call
strong and higher; highest, 80 per cent;
lowest 8; ruling rate 10612 per cent;
last loan 80 per cent; closing bid and
offered at so per cent.
limo loans firm 60 and 80 days, SO
5A per cent; six months per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 5h @51b per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S495 "a
ASS for demand and at $4.S235 a 4S24O
for sixty day bills,
Posted rates 4.S5@4S513 and $4.S6Q
Commercial bills S4S2m4S2M. Bar
silver 641s. Mexican dollars 49& Gov
ernment bonds weak; railroad bonds
heavy.
LONDON, April 5.-Consols, 81 lie;
silver, 29sd
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
Dried Fruit Prices
Cotton and Wool

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton SPOT
closed quiet, points higher Middiing
uplands. 11.7O; middling gulf, 11.95. Sales
43S bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 5--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 22@29c fine
mediums, 2lQ26c; fine, 1Sq2lc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-06
San Francisco Shipping

Steamers south Coast. from San Pedro;
Homer, from San Pedro; Coos Bay, from
San Pedro; Santa Rosa, from San Diego.
Sailed-Stcamers James S. Higgins, for
San Pedro; State of California, lof san