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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-10
T oday $ Ogden News

TO the party. The resignation was NOT
accepted,
NEW sWtNDIING SCHEME.
A new method Of swnding re5pls
out OF money De- being iuysstiEnt,l bv
the police The mothod used was
brought TO light by j. Anderson of
SANTA Rosa, california. who camo to
Ogden yesterday expecting CD find his
brother Merle Anderson mi at the hos
pltal he received b telegram signcd
pr. II, -, Forbes informing him of
DTS brothers Illness and asking him TO
send $50. Instead of sending the money
Anderson took The first train for o.
zen ana was ngiceUbly ast0uishcd To-
md him we'll The name Of Dr. Forbes
had been forged To- the telegram Tho
police learned OF another man being
swindled out OF $50 in this manner
ENGINEER LOSES THUMB.
J. rcrhone who runs the stationary
engine at the depot. suffered the loss
OF his right thumb last evening While
working on the engine in some way
his thumb was caught in the wheels
and the thumb torn on. He was cared
for by surgeon.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Frances Joyce leaves ogden i'm
few days for Ann Arbor Co spend q
year studying Instrumental music
Earl Jackson and Miss Bessie Briggs
have been granted O. license Co wed by
the county clerk
Joseph Stega1 was arrested last night
on complaint of Deputy Sheriff Richie
on the charge OF cruelty TO animals.
a collision on TWcnty-fourth street
last evening between two bicycnsts re-
suited in one OF them being badly
bruised up.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments from October ~, 1907,
To March %. 1905.

Utah. Beaver and Blaclfoot-satur-
day end Sunday. oct. ~ and 10, and
Jan. ii and 70
Emery. Juab, san Luis and Wasatch
Saturday and Sunday, oct 10 and 90
and Jan. IS aud 10.
Weber and Llberty-sunday oct. 20
and Jan. 10.
Summit, Cassia. Alpine. Cache and
Woodruff-Saturday and sunday, oct.
20 and o. ana Jan. 25 and &C.
Pioneer-Sunday oct. "a, and Jan. g.
Willard, South Sanpcte Wayne. Bing-
ham ana Benson-Saturday and sun
day Nov, 2 ana Q. and Feb. / and 2.
San Juan. Snow fake Bannock. Tay-
Tor and Toton-SatuTday and sunday
Nov g and 10. and Feb. s and o.
Jordan. St Johns. Uintah. Alberta
and Star Valley and sun
day, Nov. l6 ana H. ana Feb, 10 and i6
Nebo. Pangui;ch, Bighon, Marlcopa
and Granite saturday and Sunday,
Nov. % and a. and Feb. % and 49,
Oneida ST. Joseph. Bear Lake, Kanab
and BoXeldcr-Saturday and Sunday.
Nov 80 and Dec 4, and FEB. 20 and
March J.
North sanpeto. ST. George. Juarez.
Sewer and Toocle- saturday and sun
day, Dec. z and D. and March 2 and s.
Union, Parowan. Morgan and Fire.
mOnt-Saturday and Sunday Dec IA
and 10 and March IA and 10.
salt Lake-Sunday Dec. 10. and
March IS.
Hyium, Pocatelo, Malad and Davis
Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 81 and p.
and March n and %.
Ensign-Sunday, Dec % and March
p. JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
JOHN r. WINDER
ANTHON n. LUND,
Presidency
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TOOELE.
SAD SUICIDE OF YOUNG GIRL
Miss Rhoda Nelson Becomes Despohu
cnt and Takes Her own Liie'

spscial Correspondence.
rooeie Tooele Co., oct. 9-During q
smell IN despondency today Miss hhooA
Nelson t6 years of age. committed SUI
cide IN taking poison. She had Dyeh
maxine her home with Philip Della
mar md daughter Lydia and had peen
rnt 40 me drugstore FOR poison 70 NH
,n,rs but took Il herself. As no physi-
ran sould be found In town, nothlne
could b. done for her.
Tho accused was "a large ana nue
looking Young woman, and Is survived
by two married sisters living mere
ana AM unmarried sister presumed %
he living m Salt Lake. She came 10
To0ee about a year ago with her rather
and sisters. from Wyoming, but came
recently fvom Nova Scotia. About
seven months ago the father disap-
pelred. evidently deserving his family.
The mother died many years ago. MISS
Rhoda had been dependent for some
time. and had told acquaintance thnt
she would end il all soon. The hand
Ing OF the poison for mice suggested
Itself as the means for her own I'M
doing
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Railroad Sued for Loss on Ship
ment Of Sheep-Mrs. inc. w.
Eastman Gets Divorce.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
madness Reasons Prevent y. ). G.
Langsdorf Running for Treasurer
New Swindling scheme.

ogden. oct. lO.--The case OF the Lind
,,v.Bitton Livestock company against
.hs oregon Short Line and Union Pa
dac railroads is now on trial in the
v.trct court before Judge Howell and
,ury. The testimony is to the ef-
s.ci that the plaintiff delivered TO the
,,fsndants sheep for delivery at Oma-
\, Nebraska. That the train was so
,srslessly delayed en- route that the
s.rp suffered greatly in shrinkage
~ some died. The market also
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TRAvEsTY ON JUSTICE.
MOST MEN WHO TRAVEL

Take out accident insurance. II you are
one OF those men IL Is your duty to
protect your family I'm every way Get
a safety deposit box for your papers
and other valuables and leave the key
with your wife, then II anything hap
pens she win know what she owns
The cost is less than n cent a day.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Company
32-34 Main Street
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GROVONT. WYO.
TRAvEsrY ON JUSTICE.
FIR Tooth Hunters Get But Three
Months for Wholesale Slaughter.

Months for Wholesale slaughter
Special Correspondence.
Grolont. Uinta Co. wyo. oct. g.
Though tho grain was damaged badly
by zoe frost, the hay crop was very
good. Cattle did extremely well on tho
mngo this summer and good prices
Werc obtained. steers bringing as high
az 81 fl per 100 pounds; COWS $3.50, the
bulk ringing Sc 25 and $3.50 respective
Dr. From 4 300 10 800 head OF cattle
Wil he taken from this small valley.
leaving nearly $4,000 among the ranch
W T Newbold and wife or Groyont
nav gone 10 Salt Lake for the winter.
Ar Aowbold viii be- treated for very
had case OF stomach trouble.
BIG RESERVOIR Project
TIE Twin Falls reservoir Is progress-
hg nicely, a Golfer dam has been put
y holding IN Snake river waters In
ae Jackson lake. Labor Is now prog
esing on the temporary dam which
WV raise the lake surface nearly 10
fel How soon The permanent dam
wv Doe PVT in depends somewhat on the
soiinWcstern railroad which line
expected here within two years. The
l,N Noir dam win require n vast
eAount Of material and work as u VIII
ns some half mile in length. 10 Will
N.a The waters OF Jacksons lake 30
hore H. plenty OF room in this
aHf for home seekers. good land can
pea. with plenty ~ wood, water,
ara grass. RanCherH here are do
mt ven ana tho most ~ them have "a
", iitle bank account
nsst,,.. H. ID s, Westinghouse h very
"'nl completed A few more days
Nv. Ton mo carpenter and n viii be-
''aay for the paint
BIO GAME IN PLENTY
az good many hunters are now iu
mountains taking advantage of tho
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
}. 5. &. Langsdorf says Business Plans
Prevent Ills Running ON Ticket.

Ogden. oct 1O.-At a meeting Of the
Democratic central committee. held
last evening Il was decided To have
headquarters at Mauls store on Wash
ington avenue between Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth streets W. Fred
Bossner has been chosen as chairman
and Albert Scowcroft vice chairman.
Candidate J. S. G.. Langsdorf sent I'm
a communication. declining 20 run for
treasurer for which Office he was NOM
mated assigning business reasons for
his action. but pledges loyal support
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dropped on sheep during the days OF
delay, damaging plaintiff ia the sum
OF SS.O9i.
Judge Howell granted o divorce 10
Ellen Eastman from John w Eastman
on the grounds OF cruelty.
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CARD

This is TO certify that all druggists are
authorized TO refund your money II Fo-
cough or cold. II stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from n cold. Cures la grippe cought ana
prevents nncumonia ana consumption.
contains no opiatcs The genuine Is 10
vsUow package. Refuse substitutes For
,,ie by r. j. hin Drug Co, THE Never
nArfffutors"
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BINGHAM.
sTABBING AFFRAY.
Greeks resist Payment for Supplies
And stab Unfortunate Collector.


snccial spondence.
bingham, oct. 10.--A murderous az
frav occurred at the Rio Grande de-
,ot Yesterday morning when John Hal
alias. "a Greek laberor stabbed George
rakres. a Greek baker.
Some Greeks were laid off a day or
two ago at the Boston Con Mines, and
were leaving town without paying for
the supplies which they had been get
ting from the baker. Makres followed
he party to the depot and demanded
hig money. Haloulas answered: II
don't owe YOU anything. but If YOU
asnt something take this" and struck
81 MalSres' breast with his knife.
Makres threw his shoulder forward,
and his quick action probably saved
hs life. The Greeks intended to escape
% salt Lake, but the train was held
up until an officer arrived, and Hall
oglas'was placed under arrest and held
under 81 900 bond. Chris Effalakon
was held as a witness. The charge
was assault with a deadly weapon
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Breakfast Monotonv

tho ,a.uay be
avoided 1y
Fruit preferably cooked,
-Four teaspOOntus Of erape-Nus with cream or milk,
Eggs, or two poaCh9d or sOft-boled,
Cup Of Postum Food Coffee with cream and sugar.
Toast two slices nice and crisp.
viii ideal combination the food
q Individual head tl
"a chat dll feeling which ofe
follows De t-au breakfast
man who o n
the h
70
he noeds bis BEST u o. physical powers
GppNuts strength mind body with
gg converted m n system into enelgy ANA staying
act and to endure
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ATTENTION.

Beware Of rank imitation. Butter
Nut Bread. Look for our blue label on
every loaf II Is NOT genuine without
L.
SUPERIOR BAKING c.
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DstinKuished by profusion, origin
ats and by the inclusion of every new
ff idea Mehesy the Furrier, Knuts-
ford Hotel
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A complete line OF hardware. sport
Ing goods. tents at State st. Hardware.
252 So state.
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H. A. Inrkin
Telephone i23 X

Manager, n. A. IArldn'
'a5 2tth g. Telephone ts3-k
aa
Advertisements FOR the Daily,
saturday and Romi- Weekly News
accepted on the safnn terms as at
tne salt Lake Office.
Circulator, John ,. AIcGrcxor.
1854 wash. Ave
Telephone Bell 6Dt. IND 90
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi. Weekly News should be
made to the oiruulator. Delivery
made by carrier on tho same terms
~ IN salt Lake
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wyoming hunting season which lasts
from Sept. 10 90 Nov. To- They report
game very plentiful, especially elk.
antelope and deer. Considering the
number OF meu engaged as hunters,
guides. horsemen ana cooks. IL lis re-
markahle that but one accident by
shooting has happened In this valley.
Ted Miller Of Wilson, "a guide had
the misfortune 10 shoot himself through
the heel.
TRAVEsTY on JUSTICE
The notorious Binkly and PIrAy
scalp and tooth hunters case haf
finally come 20 an end, the defcn Ht
having 20 do three months No. ~
and nay the costs OF court. 4 pad
their first hearing In Los - les,
California where they were caught.
the final hearing took place I'm the ma
tional park. Wyoming. Il is generally
believed that they killed 1909 elk FOR
their tusks and scalps. They admit
that they killed 600. Guides agree n
saying that nearly all the old bulls
were killed or by the b. and b. gang.
as they can hnd but few good heads.
A delicious luncheon with prompt
service AT al hours Ct the Royal Cafe
A good place 90 eat.
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lu the search for new plants of utility
attention has been drawn 90 the karite
ucc Of French West ArcI and the ad-
Jaceut territory Co The eastward. This 81
uot a forest tree but grows DO open
spaces and in gardens. Its nun les cd
iIe The hard shellod seeds contain a
FATTY substance used by lne natives as
OUTER and lt De- suggested that this sub
stance should he valuable for otucr pur-
poses. Tho gum-uOt Obs. ruhuDr-iuto
which the sap cuagulttet ls another aI-
lclo Of possible commercial value.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The best natural conditions far plant
growth are oeIug AruucIaA} supplied
iu enc OF me Breeuhou.es OF tur Illau
I.Ilul Botanic gardens, dnu u Ur uUII
tIut ana Mowers ls cap Cteu 10 result.
Ju cloudy Gays an aItuC.a SUM- Iu tns
.uIm of "A Wdter-surrouu ucu are lamp
automatically moved along uamWa5 .
sends ngut 800 the natural way to eNeI y
part OF tne riauts. Eartueuware pipes
.rOm the engine dluuse Ga carefully togu-
.atod supply OF moist AIR changed wIth
larbOuIc acid, lr0u pipes distribute heat
90 Keep up tue best lcmcpraJuIe, ana tu
40 convert IusuIubIe INFO sIluu.e ultalgs.
ana arouses the root. to che highest de-
lrec OF activity.
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~ good many hunters are now lu
- mountains taking advantage OF tho
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
STREET
I ENCOURAGED
PRlcEs RECOVER FROM SEVERE
Il DEPRESSION
CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED BY ALL
q OPERATORS
Conditions In New York Are Fighting
Themselves and With Arrival Of
Gold from Europe Business
VIII Improve
N AFeociated Press.

Icy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. so.-After going through
home further painful liquidations the stock
|market became quite buoyant In tone at a
Recovery. and there was notable ascension
of confidence that the worst of the troubles
&re past.
81 The conviction is gaining force that the
nneasure of the present trouble can now be
definitely discerned There is less apnrehen-
Hion of the extent to which depression will go
Hin the general business of the country. The
report of the United States Steel corporation
FLOR the quarter ending September had its share
Fin building up OF this opinion.
The outlook in the banking situation is con-
Isidered to be distinctly improved. Conditions
Fin New York itself have made recovery
toward the normal and increasing hopes are
f2lt OF reducing the period in which the use
Jof extraordinary measures must be prolonged.
One event which this condition I5iust wait
lis the arrival of the gold which has been en-
Isf yed for import and which is not available
ia banking reserves while In transit at
nc readjustment of the loan accounts of the
baik proceeds. and this was the factor that
caused the severe depression of the early part
Lof the day In TIE stock market.
!" 1t was the supposition that the accounts
which were being closed out were responding
| to adnloniton from the banks. which were
STRENGTHENING their position in many cases
whore tolerance shown in carrying
counts through the demoralised time in the
stock market II is the estimation of the
banks that some borrowing Of this class has
come to rely unduly on paternalstic atti-
tlide the part of the banks.
Inc iActof Oh IeieI IN the money indIket
was the pairing out at j. P. Morgan & Co.'S
office, In anticipation of November / coupons
and dividends obligations estimated to as
high as s11.000O0o. Importance was attached
to the report from Paris of plan for aid to
the method OF relief afforded by Paris and
London last year, and its Importance to New
York at this time is its release Of London re-
sources to supply New Yorl's demands. The
strong advance of the sterling exchange rate
at Paris today Indicated some such operations
going
Another feature of the days news was the
continued rise in the price of copper at the
New York metal exchange, In spite of sharp
reaction in the London price of the metal. |
The preparation of a plan for apportionment
companies to stockholders made that stock |
leader In the buoyant rally the latter part of
the day. practically all of which was held to
the strong closing.
Bonds were veal. Total sales. par value |
F2,9so,0o0. United States bonds were unchanged |
Dn call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
GREEN PERSlMMONS WILL
BE MADE MARKETABLE e
Fruit viii Be So Prepared ON Farm
That 1t May Be Shipped
and Eaten While
Firm

George G. Roeding of Fresno has lust com
pieted series of experiments with Japanese
persimmons which are of the utmost impor-
tance not only to the orchardists of this state
| but to those of the whole southern part of The
United States. as far north as the latitude of
washington, ID. G. He has succeeded in re-
moving from the green persimmon its well
known astringent quality, so that Il will be
possible from now on to so prepare the fruit
actually on the farm that 1t may be shipped
and marketed and eaten while still firm ana
what is now termed green The marketing
OF this fine fruit has always been very seri-
ously affected by the fact that 1t is not. in its
natural state, fit to be eaten until IL has be-
come so ripe as to be on tho verge of decay
and SO not strictly wholesome and certainly
OF no use for extensive shipping. This diff
Guilty is now removed
The process by which the astringent quality
is removed from the fruit is simple enough
and is borrowed from widespread practice in
Japan. II is simply TO place the fruit in tubs,
from which saki. or Japanese ''rice beer'' has
been lately removed. The tubs are hermetic-
ally sealed and the fruit left in them from
eight to fen days When it is then removed
II is found TO have altogether lost the un-
pleasant quality which draws ones mouth
into prcSer with the first bite The fruit
may be eaten from the hand like an apple II
seems that the fumes of the saki coming from
the wood effects the change. For this pur-
are used.
The process Is widely used in Japan, where
the persfmmon is very valuable product
Some interest was taken in II by the depart
ment of agriculture of the United States and
Mr.. Roeding is conducting, or has just brought
TO successful close. the first experiments OF
the kind in this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
By Associated Press.


SAN PEDRO, Oct. 3o-North Pacific Steam
snip company's steamship Roanoke Cant
Dunnam, arrived today from Portland via
eureka and San Francisco, bringing 1900 tons
Oh freight and merchandise and many passen-
gers. The Roanoke will clear tomorrow on re-
turn trip.
Schooner Winslow. Capt. Fredricks, arrived.
OUT eighteen days from Tacoma bringing
too'ooo rect OF lumber consigned to the Cres-
cent wharf and Warehouse company The
cargo OF the Winslow is for eastern shipment
through this port on account OF shortage OF
for eastern Shipment will be sent 10 this port
Schooner Alert. Capt Krebs, arrived this
morning nom BelIngham with 10000 feet of
lumber consigned to the Il. X Wood Lumber
company. On account OF succeeding caIms the
Alert had long passage, being out twenty
two days.
Steamer Vanguard. Capt. odland, finished
dischargng lumber cargo and cleared today
ior Eureka, via San francisco. to reload
Steamer Santa Barbara, Capt. Zaddarh will
complete discharge of lumber cargo today
and is scheduled to clear tomorrow for Aber-
deem, to reload. taking freight and passengers
for San Francisco.
Schooner Repeat, Capt Larsen was delayed
IN sailing yesteI day, but got to sea today In
ballast for Coos bay, to reload
Barkentine Arago, Capt. Semsen arrived
twelve days from Coos bay, with ess. 900 feet
OF lumber for Hicks & Hoffman Lumber
company of Los Angeles.
Steamer Wasp Capt. Wehinau, sailed in hal
last for Grays harbor, via San Francisco, To
reload lumber cargo.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S6.-Flour, family
extras. s5.6096.l0; bakers extras, S5. e0a6 O5;
Oregon and Washington. s52oa51o; shipping
wheat. sl65@i.7o; milling, sl.75@1.sO: feed bar
ley, S1ShG1. 621s cbevaller, sf.65GD1 rs: red
oats sl66S.i.o0; white, $172M@1 s3lh; black
81. 7b@2,9o; middlings s29b0@32 90; oatmeal
s4.1o; oat groats, $3.50; rolled oats, $s00a7.2b
wheat hay, s17Oo@220O; wheat and oat s12.OOD
loo; wild oat, $l0.OO@1S50; tame oat. $i1 00D
$3.50; alfalfa, s90oG1S.5O straw, 45QS5e: pink
beans. s3,5o9S.40; lima, S. 25a5.4O small white.
$34oGS6O; large white. ss2o@s 4O Early Rose
potatoes 9Oc@$l.1Q; river Burbanks, S5cQsl. 10:
Salinas Burbanks, $1.5O@1.6 65; Merced sweets
81. 25a1.5o fancy onions, $3.50; common $500;
string beans, 1ls@4c; egg plant 6O@s5c; green
peppers, 60drS5c; tomatoes 5OqS5c: summer
@Ssl.0O.
Receipts-Flour. 9se5; wheat. 22s5c barley,
1880; oats, 1890; beans, $50; corn 20; potatoes
io1o' onions, 100: bran. 500; middlings. $50;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct so-Fancy apples,
81 so; common, SOC: Strawberries, Sc. ooGio 90
huckleberries. 7qec; cranberries. sS.50@s 90;
Isabella grapes, 75c9si.0O; muscat 60@S5c (;
common pears $500; fancy, 75c pomegranates,
100000; persimmops, 75c@s100; quinces coco
81 90; navel oranges, $sb0q400: vaIencias, 81 so
4,b0; Mexican lines. s5OOQ6.00: common Cali
fcrnia lemons, s1.25; fancy $500; watermelons
81. 25q2.2b; nutmegs, 75c@stOO; bananas. ST. oo@
200; pineapples, s2O0@3.0O.
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct s0.-The market for evap-
GRATED apples Is further unsettled and easy in
tone. with fancy quoted az 10ltc; choice, 9%c;
prime, 9hc; common to fair, SdSihc.
Prunes are unchanged.
Aprcots and peaches are not active. but
there Is quiet demand, particularly for
tations.
Raisins are unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Metal Market
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. SO-Recent gains in the
London tin market were followed by renewed
weakness today, with spot closing at R145 and
futures at e146 5s. Locally tha market was
weak and lower in sympathy with quotations
ranging from sS175dS2.25
Copper also lower in London, with spot
and futures both closing at a62 5s. Locally
the market was firm and higher, however,
with lake quoted at si400@14 is; electrolytic
s1S. 7B4i4 15; casting, 18.60d14O0.
Lead was unchanged In London and locally
Spelter advanced to s21 lis Cd in the Lon
don market, but was lower at $5. 350D5 As
locally.
Iron was lower in the English market. with
standard quoted at 52s and Cleveland warrants
at b8s. Locally the market was quiet and un-
changed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Financial. Record
BIZ Associated Press

Ey Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30-Prime mercantile
paper, nominal at 71sd1o per cent; sterling ex-
change easier with actual business in bank
ers' bills at s4.s372@14.s5 for demand and at
81 .7256l4.7750 for sixty day bills; bar silver.
! beisc; Mexican dollars. 461k; government bonds,
steady; railroad bonds. weak
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
TRANSsEER AND STORAGE

COLfEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
si5-4q7-t1e San Pedro street.
Main office 22i South Main.
zones Maift 1117; Home 21b4 New and abb
lnteiy freioroof storage; private locked
9us for brlea-hrac. pianos. fne furniture.
~ trunks, boxes, etc, stored. 25c to 500
: month. Ne solicit your patronage
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
San francisco Mining stoeks
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
~ AssocIated Press.

5y Ass0cIated Fress.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 80. O.-Eancy creamery
butter, 2Sc, seconds, 26c; fancy dairy, &c; sec
onds. 25c. New cheese. 16@l6hc; eastern,
18lsc; Young America. 16h@i7c Ranch eggs,
43@bSc; store, 2S427c; eastern. 22@Ac
CHICAGO. Oct. so--on the produce exchange
today the butter market was easy Creamerles,
22Q25ikc;N dairies 20Q23c. Eggs, steady at
mark, cases included, 17is12Olhc firsts, pc;
prime firsts s4e' Cheese. steady. 1l5z@1bc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
OF Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-2000 New Era at zaizc 5000
Nevada Searchlisht at 3%c; 5000 Consolidated
Mines at 27sc Is. 30c) 10000 Consolidated
Mines at 3lsc tB 6oc); 1000 Johnnie Con g. NJ.
Co. at SIC.
Afternoon. Oct. 90 1000 Consolidated Mines
at &c; 5000 Consolidated Mines at 31sc (B. 6oc).
isfed Sfoeke