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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
LETTER CARRIERS
 ELat'r OFFICERS

Branch No. 20 National AS sociation of Letter Carriers held an interesting meeting Monday night, at which the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: o. D. Chamberlain, president; \. Arrant, vice president; Dover D. Holmes, secretary; V. E. Talbot. treasurer; F. c. McMurray, ser eeant-at-arms and w. B. Cloman, chaplain Committees were appoint ed to arrange for the first annual banquet, which will be given on February 22.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

#.t7 the children and Killed ir. The y1Ung darky then ran away.
 Several larger white boys chased .5e negro and captured him. He was taken tJ police headquarters and lock- e1 up 5n | charge of disturbing the peace Ewing was fined BIO ja police court this morning hy Judge Tone5 and severely reprimaHieU for the usc of the frearm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
'leel and Wire company, are af- lecte4 by the increase.

N'sst and Wire company, are af-
 lgete4 by the increase.
 l J3iic'. H.. Ian IA consider
 ape advance in the wages of all
 s"z .n .''0' e}aployes of the Joliet
 ml.Ls ot the United States Steel
 oo' Iofa'ioh "eAt mo effect today
 Ten cents T da@ will be added to
 the wages of common laborers, and
 otheg grades of labor will be bene-
 fitted pro9of5Ionate1s
 cieaso, Jat. About 5000 men employed ae the South Chi eago mills Of the Illinois Steel companE will share iii the 10 per cent advance ill wages granted by the lllinoiss Steel company, effec- tive today, At the North Chicago works about 1000 Will profit in the distribution, as will the 1000 en- ployes Of the Bay View plant at MllWaukee. and the 5000 employees of the Joliet mills. It is estimated that the increase in the Chicago district will involve an annual ad- ol'lon to the pay roll of about S1,- 900 900. Every man, from the common laborer to the skilled steel worker, will share in the benefits.
 Denver. Jan. 1.-Two thousand machlnists and laborers employed Tn the shops Of this city today re. 'elved an advance in wages of from to lo per cent The increase was because of the greater cost 'f living.
 calumet, Mich, Jan. IA raise 0 per cent in wages was put uo uocf155feet today by the Calumet & $500 Mining company. About Denefittef<m men and miners are
 scrantonNthe the advance.
 cent inereaseS Jan. IA 10 per employees of tha the wages of all partment of the Msportation de- wanna & Western Rre' haeka- into effect today. 4SSad 4SS went men are affected by the s ''ooo cluding clerks, station ageLS in gage masters and telegraph tors. The advance will add abS. .f S150,00O annually to the pay roll
 Boston, Jan 1.-An increase i, wages of from to 10 per cent wa made today by practically all th' cotton mills of the New Englant states. The advance in southern New England is from ' 1-2 to Il per cent. while in New Hampshir and Maine it is only , per cent owing to the fact that the mills il the latter states did not reduc wages three years ago. Abe 175,OOO persons will particir, ut the increase. ate in
 Salem, Mass, Jan. L.
 crease of per cent sn...-An in. into effect today g., Wages went the Naumkeag CotR the mills of plying to 1,5OO h company. ap- Naumkeag cor7r1femployess. The of the lar ..i,pdny, which is one states, ~ gest in the New England wageslChas never reduced the for.,s of their mill hands to con- clfn with the scale paid in other 1ties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
TAXPAYERS LEAGUE.

There will be a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Tax payers League at Major McCoy's office. corner Barragde and Pine streets tonight at 3o o'clock. Mat ters of importssee will come before the meeting and sull attendance is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
SHOT AT CHILDREN KILLED A DOG
Mischiey0us Negro Boy Uses a Re. volyer Wrecklessly at Thirteenth
 and Oak Streets.

While several little children were playing in a front yard at the home of George Baldwin, Thirteenth >and Oak streets, Monday afternoon, Speak CT Ewing, a young negro, discharged a revolver into the crowd. The bull let struck dog which was pinfs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
Tn Justice knox.A court

In Justice Knoxss court yester- day afternoon John Wells was bound over to the grand jury charged with grand larceny. It is alleged that he took a pair of cuff buttons from John F. Wells pro- prietor of the Mint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR WAGE BANNERS .llllons of Dollars Added to the Pay Rolls of Eastern Concerns in Increases to Workers.
PROMISING OUTLOOK
sEiglIhonSand Men in One Plant i'hicaao Enjoy 10 Per Cent
 ease-Many Other Advances In Nprt Hprp N;j;S
Special to Graphic.
In Northern Mills.

OpCSldl tc Ail 1l't!i,.
 New York, Jan. 1.--This is truly 3 Happy New Year fo, waee-earn- .. rs From all parts ol the conn.,
 ,ry come announcements sf liberal increases having been made<in all lines of business. The remafk>b1e 2 aprosperity enjoyed by the counA,. the Hpast twelve months is f1atter> ingly shown in reports of the vari- Ious #l3astern banking institutions landH1 he prospects for even a more successful financial year are bright Ifor 19C7. The country, financially speal ing, is enjoying it's best.iand fnan ,iers predict marvels in z' 'busi-
 ess5 way for the co AA f,
 New York. Jan. N per
 cent increase in the salaries of the
 eml1oyes of the Corn Exchange
 banE and it's fifteen branches, now
 recei,ine less than ss2,5oo a year,
 was granted today. More than 4oo
 men are effected. Those previously
 receiting s2,50O will hereafter get s3, 1F0 and corresponding in- creases will be made to all em-
 ploYes on the list receiving a less . sun, per year.
 1 Independence, Kan, Jan. 1.-Es- ! 1ecti'e today. n,he Prairie Oil and Ca V .1,7nopy- e, A1. .b,, ! Sta p,Iard, will grant M ,r>st ease of f1o pr cent in the wage~Nof all em- lMoyes receiving less than s10o a nbnth.
 Mncinnati, Jan. 1.-An advance
 in wages of one cent an hour was
 gram ed today to the motormen and
 conductors of the Cincinnati Trac-
 tioS company.
 Bt ston, Jan. 1.-The Boston Ele- , vatet Railway company, which con- S trols all the trolley lines in this city ! and vicinity. as we'll as the elevat
 sed rdlways, today granted volun- rY tarv Average increase in wages ol aA10Mpe cent, beginning today. eN Pttsurg, Jan. 1.-Nearly S2,. a' \oO,oo0 additional each year will
 {e9slistrAuted in the Pittsburg stee F istrict trough the increase ir . atses grpted to the laborers e'y ' oyed bythe United States Shl- r. rporatioi which went into eteel 0 tday AbNt 50,OO0, includirfect 1i Nhe claspf common labog all j %arious plants em- < npar of the - z Y, the Ameri-
 E 4 National
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01
A NEW YEAR NGE.
Anhcuser-BEsch Send the Graphic a "Tonic of Health"
St. Louis, Dec. 26, 1906.

Mir. J w. Adams, President Adams
 Printing Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Dear Sir: At the close of the most prosperous year in the his tory of our asociation, we are pleased to send you a case con taining a few bottles of the "Oil of Happiness and "Tonic of Health,' both guaranteed under the "pure food and drugs act.
 Kindly accept same with com pliments and New Year greetings from Lord X Thomas and
 Yours truly, ANHEUSER-BUSC BREWING
 ASSOCIATION,
 Chas, w Gandinger, Adv. Mgr. The foregoing letter is seslf-ex- planatory As we have been in pur- suit of aa"Tonic of Health and a seeker of the "Oil of Happiness | for the past seven years or more, the above, coming as it does at the first of the yeah, is somewhat re- assuring and givesSs renewed hope 1 for the future. ,A
 We confess to slisAt acquaint- ance with the Anhesser-Busch brands of "tonic," but have prob- ably never given them @iulr' trial. at least to the extent of where this class of happiness" is said to begin, but now that the opportunity | is afforded of a free trial of this treatment, we may be ready to give a testimonial with picture accom- paniment of "before and after talk ing" for advertising purposes ir 1 the near future
 In the meantime we extend oul thanks to the Anheuser-Buscl Brewing association and their ad vertising agents, Lord & Thomas for this New Years remembrance and shall probably be able to speat further after we shall have giver these tonics thorough trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

F. E. Feeley will leave tonight for Fl Paso, Texas, to visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

There is somett ping suspicious about it when you re offered some thing for nothing. We make suits from s25 up and giaranteeFthe style the latest and pSfeetg in fit and finish. Eisenkranier the Tailor. :. Over Citizens bant Second an Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

MT. and Mrs. Brewster en- tertained their grandchildren on Monday night at their home on Lakeside. mos enjoyable time was spent playing ga7nssr, of vari- ous kinds and parfking of d. Ikht. full refreshments And as tho sHs- ing's pleasure came to an eos wen felt that, the old VI lar s&1sr ~ ', all a most delightful Y,ndiny vnem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

Mir. and Mrs. NN Little Rock, who fare HsNaa' o1 tained by MT. andI Mrs. sMer-
 Langford, will ret Y Tn hons@ H.
 nesday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-01

MT. Hicks stonf who spent holidays with his iparents at Fla etteville, has retudped home
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
FR|CID WEATHER
CHECK ON TRADE
Bull Movements In Cereals Advance
Prces-car Shortage Keenly
Felt in All Sections
of the Country

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
First effects of the past weeks wide
spread winter weather was to bull trade
at most markets, TO quiet spring demand.
retard collections and in sections accen-
tuate the already congested railway sit
uation
The bull movement in wheat and other
grains strengthened prices further this
week and prices are UP an average of 2
cents a bushel at all markets.
The car shortage is being keenly felt
az western milling centers and Mnneapo-
lis flour production is down to a low point
owing to light supplies
European advices have been more bull
ish. Russian dealers are reported to be
buying wheat here and I'm Canada.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending February number
l9S, against 2l1 last week
Bank clearings in the United States for
the week ending February Z aggregated
S,T6 5S9.255, or 12.S per cent above last
week, but per cent below the same week
last year Excluding New York city the
total Is S,151 264 6S7, or per cent above
last week and rs per cent over last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. - Beans
PINK, I.@q2.25; lima, $4.25GA35; small
white. $2S5d2.95; large white, 81 00a2.35.
Rotatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 81 .gO62. .25.
Merced sweets, 21ad2a4c; new potatoes, 4c'
onions-Fancy, $l.25; common, S1.O0
Narious-Green peas, SdlOc; green pep
pers. 4dIc; tomatoes, Sl.00dl 50 aspara-
gus b0c; rhubarb, 5la@6c; garlic. 2ibaSc,
cucumbers H.5Odl75; Mexican tomatoes,
al.9oHl15; mushrooms, 15m25c.
Flour-Family extras, SAS505.35; bakers'
ton. S35OaAOO.
Wheat - Shipping, H.25a1S2}9; milling,
Barley Feed, Sl1OalI9la; brewing.
Sll2lanl17lp; cheValier. $l.35.
Oats-Red sl.300I75; white, Sl55d1 G5;
black, Sl75m225
Millsmffs- Middlings S27COd3O.OO; mixed
feed 523oo025.0o; rolled barley, $23 5Oa
400: oat meal $3.9o04lO; oat groats, s41O
"L3p; rolled oats. SIO00S00.
Hay-Whcat $i900022O0 wheat and
oat Ell@1tlS.5); wild oat. SS5O6l13.50; tame
40H75c
Recopts-Flour. 4,1SS; wheat. 232O: bar
ley, $3.50; cats 40; beans 9SO potatoes.
392 wine, 35 500
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Feb. S.-Two long,
shoremen fought at West Long Beach
last night, and one of them, Will Gal
lagher. is suffering from a s,vere knife
wound IN the neck, which narrowly
missed his Jugular vein, the result Of
having been tabled by his companion.
both men VIII be tried before Recorder
Hart tomorrow
Mrs. Nancy *. Mayhem, II years old.
died early this morning at the home of
her son, Thomas M ,yhew, 1888 Ameri
can avenue. She had Leen Ill for n long
time but death was due directly 10
strokes of apopleXy and paralysis.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon from the Orelli- McFadden
chapel.
Mrs. Elsie FeethAm. a native daugh-
ter of California, died at / o'clock this
morning at the Long Beach hospitaI
from appendicitis. She was 30 wears
old and the wife of Clarence Feetham
a well known restaurant man. Funeral
services will be held at o'clock Sum
day afternoon.
Members of the G. A. II. will address
the children of the various nuhIjc
schools at 8 O'clock the morning of
FEBRUARY IL, Lincoln's birthday. Two
members or the local post will visit
each school In t. e district.
A mass meeting will ne held AT the
Pine avenue school next Monday NIGHT
TO discuss ways and means Tor securing
more room and more teachers for the
crowded schools.
Hotel del Coronado for service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Dun g. Co.'s Report
lated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb, S.--R. G.. Dun & Co 8
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Severe storms restricted new business
In many sections of the country during
the past week and increased the delay in
making deliveries of old orders
Commodity prices advanced as a rule.
Jobbers report good demand for spring
delivery.
Packers have sold hides suitable for
sole leather for March sailing for full
quotations, despite the take-off of this
month and next is the poorest quality of
the year.
More speculative interest has developed
in the wheat market, encouraged by
cabled reports of heavy home needs for
Russian wheat in relieving the famine
and increased home demand by exporters.
Corn was firmly held above last years
dorsed large crop estimates, but foreign
demand was poor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
4NT ' HDHs
Searchlight distrlct.
Nevada Mining Stocks
IN Associa ted Press.

By ASSOClaleu I'reSS.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. S.-Following
Belmont, 5&sM5A; Cash Boy, hob. Gold
en- Anchor, 3S@40; Home, 126l14; Jim But
ler 1l2hM115; Mcnamara. 6ld63h; Mid
way, .00d205; Montana. 392@39712; North
Star, 3yu4O; TOnopah, 500G525: Tono-
pah Ex, 17h@lS; West End, 195a2OO; Ad-
ans, 20a2l; Atlanta, S4@S5; Blue Bull,
1890; Booth, S6@8S; Columbia Mountain
lO2l4q1o5; Conqueror 24@26; Diamond
Field, 52a53; Dixie 146l15; Goldheld Min
ing, 130g135; Jumbo, 250d3SO; Jumbo Ex.
2GO@2G2l2; Kendall 54a5S; Laguna 1000
l42h; May Queen, 30 asked; Mohawk, 176D
17la Red Top, 3501t3S0; Sandstorm, 746l75;
Great Bend Annex, 2id25; Man. Crescent,
10 bid; Man. Cowboy 9GI10; Denver An
mex, 2S@3O; Black Rock 10@ll; New York
Con, 5n7; Man. Consolidated, S4d86; Little
Joe, 5mG Maytlower Con-, 5l652; Jumping
Jack, 2la26: Red Top EX.. 41@42; Mustang,
25026: Bullfrog Mining. 360t37; Cons Frac-
mond Field Triangle G0d62M; Tramp
Con. 11@12; Black Butte Bonanza, 126i3;
Yankee Girl l24l3; Stray Dog, 53m54;
Bullfrog Victor. 27q32; Pine Nut, 23025;
395 asked; Faryew Eagle 9Oal0O Bull
frog Daisy, 4O6t42; silver Pick l47kQl5O:
ST. Ives. ll71a@l2O; Bullfrog ~ Bank. 53GD
%: Gold Bar l25aS0; Original Bullfrog.
"a; Ophir. 2l5@25O Mexican. 9l@92; Cal.
Con. 4G@50; EXchequer. 50052; Hale e
NOrcross. 7illSO; Gold Crown, 15d16; Great
Bend 100@l05; Rescue, 2l@22; Black Butte
Exo l4gl5; Montgomery Mountain, 36@37;
Sunset, 120l5; Golden Scepter, 4Oq45;
Manhattan Mining, 14@15 Seyler Hum,
phreys, lOQGll; Manhattan Dexter, 60m52; !
Granny, "A asked: Gold Wedge, l561G: |
Lone star 33@3f Great Bend EX. 35@37: !
Eagles Nest; 2S93O Frances Mohawk. S20l |
50; Lou Dillon, 2ia&; Grandma, 2SG3O |
Yellow Horse, SM9: Homestake 112ih05 |
ll7A; Silver Peak, 15O@15215.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
BROKERS EXPECT
WASHINGTON AID
FIGURE ON CURRENCY REFORM
FOR RELIEF
Rumored Promise Of No Opposition to
Advance in Freight Rates-Up.
ward Tendency Of Call
Money Rate
BY Associated press.

by ASSOCldleu I'TeSS.
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-rhe stock mar
ket had an active hour after the opening
today, during which prices were held
above the level of yesterdays recovery.
apparently distribution was going on at
Ihat level ana the market lapSed INTO eN-
ueme dullness and nesitadng fluctuations
thereafter The effect was to revive
doubts over the speculative outlook
Most of the material OF the DAY S specu-
iation was In the form OF rurnors and
most of these emanated from WashiuA
ION. There were large buying orders lit
the same time executed by houses win
important Washington connections The
effect was TO produce an impression tnat
important developments were to be forth
coming there bearing on the financial
ana stock market conditions. There were
pientN OF rumOrs to supply details. but
authoritative information was lacking
Confidence is felt in the financial dis
tflct that moderate measures Of currency
reform have been undertaken at Wash
ington under auspices that give good
promise of success 1t is believed that
provision for the routine deposit of sur
plus revenue of the government. including
customs receipts in national banks will
be made and the limit of monthly retire
nIent of bank note circulation expanded
to twelve, to fifteen millions instead Of
lead to freer note issues by the banks
where they are restrained now from the
ul1IlCullN OF retiring the notes when they
come back from their circula ton
The impression got abroad in the finan-
cial district that assurance has been re-
ceived in some way of a likelihood that
the interstate commerce commission
would not he opposed to an advance in
freight rates If prices were equalized.
There was a rumOr also of an intended
alteration in the government process
against the Standard Oil company, which
Is regarded as a sort of test case of the
attitude to be taken toward the great
corporations In general.
The uncertainty in the stock market
movement was probably the outgrowth of
the rather unsubstantial material on
which it Is thus seen it was based. The
market felt the effect also of the reduc-
tion of the short i.terest by reason of
the covering of shorts yesterday
A hardening of the cal lmoney rate late
in the day also weighed somewhat on the
market
Reports were current of further note
issues by railroads. either placed or in
contemplation. The dropping tendency of
the market more than wiped out the
early gains and held to the closing, which
was easy.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value. 81, 634 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Financial Record
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Money on call
steady pa a . per cept; ruling rate. 8
per cent; closing bid. Ar per cent; Of
Iered at pei. cent. Time loans, steady
. 90 a per cent; six months, 5A G51a
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5a46 66A per
cent. - p'
Sterling exchange. steady at s4s47O@
4.S415 for demand and at $4.SO6O@4S 1905
for sixty day bills.
Posted rates. SASH and s4.S5H.
Bar silver 6S1ac.
Mexican dollars, 53c
Bonds. governments, steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
ORANGES At AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

. BY Associated Press. q
. NEW YORK, Feb. s.--Eirhteen 9
@ carloads Of oranges were sold here Z.
o Mt auction today at the following .
q prices per box for regular sizesi Q
9 Extra fancy naveIs ranged from .
. S2.f0 TO $3.50; average, $3.50. Q
. Fancy naveIs ranged from sails &.
&. 20 1925, average, S255. g
g Extra choice navcIs, $40 10 &.
(. sJ.IO, average, S2.lO. 8
@ choice navcis, Si.4O TO S2.75, &.
8. average. SOS. %
s. Fruit in good condition. <.
{. Weather clear and favorable. Five &.
(. ears will sell later. %
4. S%eD~ cyvoS o o &. @ % 90
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Rutter, Eaae and Cheese

BN Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-Buttor-
dairy, Sic.
Cheese-Easteru, 16l2c; Young America.
13lam15%c; western l315c
tggs-Ranch 2Sc, store, 2ia21c
CHICAGO Feb. Son the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
29o
Eggs Easy; ~ mark. cases included. p
026c; frstg 2Glqc: prime frsts. 27lsc: eX-
tras 2Nac.
Cheese-Steady; l3hQ1Cc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

. Ono hundred ana nfty-nIne car .
. loads Of oranges and fourteen car- o
@ loods OF lemons were shipped from 9
o Los Angeles Wednesday,. February .
@ Q. Total "a date this season 51I5 o
. carloads. Of which e72 were LEM o
(. ons. Last season 60 date there {.
3 were shipped 6003 carloads, Of &.
. which S3I were lemons. 8
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet and without
material change. Fancy, DC; choice, S3sGD
S1ac; prime, SGIS12c
Prunes are selling in a small way with
prices no better than steady. California
fruit, &c to &c, according to grade.
Aprc9b1s cbaca are GmG@angeG Cn9Se a2S6c Sc
Peaches are in small supply, with choice
quoted at l1M12c; extra choice. 12h6131Ac;
fancy, 12A@l4c; extra fancy 136ll5c.
caeI S 7a5c Sce seeded rasns rH oc os oS
don layers, sl.35M1.45.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Sugar-Raw, firm.
Fair refining, 3l-S2c; centrifugal 96 test,
l7-l6c; molasses sugar, 2 23-32c. Refined.
steady; crushed, 5.4Oc; granulated, 47Oc,
powdered, Assoc.
Coffee futures closed quiet at a net de-
cline Of TO 10 points. March. 5G5c, Nav.
5 .75c; December, 6lOc. Spot coffee steady:
No. Rio, 7c; No. 4 Santos Sc. Mild cof-
fee quiet; CordoYa, 9Ql2hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO Feb. Receipts,
2700 head; steady Beeves. 240M625;
cows and heifers, S1.5O@5.40; stockers
and feeders, $2.6O@47O; calves, $6,OOQ
725.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; sc higher.
$6.95@71O; rough heavy. $6.75@6.0O;
light, s6.75@7.0O; pigs, S6.15 @675,
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; strong
Sheep, $3.50 a $40; lambs, $4.S5Q750
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. - Fruits
Fancy apples. 90; common. soc.
Berries-Cranberries $3.50d5.0O
Oranges-Navels, $lOOq2.75; seedlings,
$1.OOd1.25.
Mexican limes-$SOOd1OOO.
Lemons Common California, s1OO:
fancy, $3.50.
Tropical fruits Bananas, $1.OOa2 50;
pineapples, $3.0004.00.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

The following are the jobbing prices
EGGswFresh California ranch, zoe;
BUTTER - Fancy local creamery.
75c; valley creamery, 75c; coast cream
cry. 75c; choice, 65G7Oc; cooking. 22Q
HoNEY-water white. sO-lb. cans.
IN @Sc; light amber. 696hc; Honey
comb, water white, lib. frame. lee;
white, 15@16c; light amber, lSQ14c;
cHEEsENNorthern. 17@1sc: storage
Ice; Anchor, large, 1Sc; Young Amer
ca,, 1sc; Hand, zoe; eastern EASTERN singles, g
1S1ac; 1 Longhorns, zoe; Daisy 1Sc;
Swiss. imported, Esq 29c; Swiss. domes-
tic; 2GGi Limburger.1 Us dSc' ,.o,A,. Gun
dried 19@13kc; ground. l21ac; Mexi-
cans. black, 12@131ac.
9Oc; valley creamery, 9oc;. coast cream
R1ss 6oTA196a le Rsl ass iS5
Highland Burbanks, $500; Nevadas
800; oregons' 500; sweets ave 50 50a4 CO. 90;
Watso9yiliseso $lSS q I:9O; IdahSS: R s2Go
s.. 90; Minnesota Burbanks, 5000
BEANS tall pee 100 lbs)1PinkS No. |,
S2d5 No. 2 $iSo; Limai Na Ne SS,SS 90
small white, 1925 q $40; blackeye. S4.25
64.50; Garvanzas, S425 q 4.50; German
lentils, $500 1000.
Australian browns, s125@1.50.
APPLES-3elleheurs. $1.25q1.4O choice,
800
CRANBERRIES-s9 a barrel.
POULTkY-Jobbers cell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows 1par pound:
Hens, 21c; young roosters 22c; fryers.
23c; old roosters, l3c; broilers. Csc; tur-
keys. 2S@25c; old 23; young. 25c; hens.
22c; geese zoe; ducks. 20c.
For stocks In good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens. 15c;
young roosters, 17c: fryers, lie; broil-
ers, 19c; old roosters. Sc; turkeys, local.
tic: old TOMS 17c; young toms 19c; hen
turkeys, 16c; geese. i2c; ducks, 12c.
BAKERS FLOUR-Made OF eastern
hard wheat-Per bbl.. s5.25: blended
wheat. $3.50; eastern rye. s525.
CEREAL GOODS-Wholesale prices ara