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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27

Pay the printer.
81 Plunkard's Farm Band, soon.
Arbor Day next Friday May 3rd.
Trout season opens next Wednesday
Get ready.
A nice bunch Of 1.-The beautiful" fell
Wednesday night.
1t is expected that the Str. Hum
will 20 into commission next week.
Special Values in monographs at
MAcK's. Prices $40, $50, 800 Terms
TO suit.
The sunlfen barge Nessen was raised
Wednesday afternoon and taken To
Charhyoix
Hear Hon, Perry F. Powers at Love.
day Opera House Tuesday evening.
No admission fee.
Mrs. Delos Pratt has sold her 40
acre farm north of the Village--scc-
tion 2-to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sweet.
Come and bring your friends to the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
and enjov the sacred concert which is
TO be given then. A silver Offering is
asked TO help the choir fund.
The Council met last evening and
accepted the liquor bonds Of Messrs
Peppin, Pearsall, Tindale. Fitzgib-
bons, Allen, Parks and Alexander
The bonds nf Podleski and VanBIs-
kirk were rejected.
A Maccabee Excursion will he run
into East Jardan next Tuesday even
ing from Central Lake, Ellsworth and
Bellaire oyer the Pere Marquette and
e. j. & S. Round trip tickets will be
from Central Lake and Ellsworth
$l.00, and from Bellaire Is cts.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27

EdGuerner who lost his hand last
week 10y being caught in wood buzz
saw. underwent another operation
Thursday night by Drs Warne and
Sweet.
The replevin case of Edward Capp
and Chas. Pefenning leo partners) VS.
Lorenzo Bingham was heard before
Justice Boosinger Thursday and Fri
day Of this week. The Justice decid-
that the property in question Ia horse)
was unjustly detained from plaintiffs
and that they should receive $40 and
costs-the latter amounting to 90. 80.
The case grew out of II. Holmes sell
ing horse to above plaintiffs and
Mrs. Holmes, claiming 1t as her prop
erty, replevying same and selling it to
Lorenzo Bingham.
A branch Of the American Society
of Equity was organized at the town
hall In our Village, ednesday after
noon. Oficers elected are: President,
Samuel Richardson: Vice Pres. James
Howey; Secretary. Mrs-James Howey'
Treasurer. Martin Bartholomew. The
next meeting Of the local organization
will be next Saturday, May 4th, at the
Richardson school hogee. A meeting
will be held at Finkton this Saturday
evening at 500 o'clock. The associa-
tion is working toward the end when
the farmers will handle their own
produce and let the crops alone regu,
late the market.
John Votruba, we'll known pioneer
OF Jo)6an township, died Friday even
lug, aged So years, He retired that
evening as usual aud passed away
during the night, his family not dis
covering same until Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Votruba was born in b.
hemia and became resident Of above
township in 1871. Mrs. Votruba died
some sixteen years ago and since then
has resided with his son John B. on
the homestead. Eight children sur
vive, as follows: John B., James j.,
Joseph, Frank aud L. #. Votruba-
the latter of Traverse City and Mil
waukee-and Mrs. Stephen Shepherd
Mrs. David Shepherd and Mrs. Lilak
Funeral service was held Tuesday
morning at St johns Catholic church
conducted by FIR. Bruno and was
largely attended by friends and neigh
bors. Interment was made 10 the
Catholic cemetery at that place.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27

Baby Go.Carts Just arrived al
WHITTINGToN's.
Handmade Lumber Harness al
STRoEBBL BROS.
Use DE Voc Paints for your house
W. K. MALPAss HARDWARE co.
There are many toDics Ia the land,
AS by the papers you can see,
But none Of them can equal
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
-Warne's Pharmacy
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27

Choice Chicago Beef at HAYDEN's.
Select field and garden seeds at
STROEBEL BROS.
WALL, WALL, Wall Paper at
WHITTINaTONs
Alabastine color cards free at
STRoBEL BROS.
This is the season when you will
trim your trees in a manner unsatis-
factory to all your nelghbors.
Use Hygenic Kalsomine for your
walls. 1t don't fade or rub off. Sold
by MALPAss HARDWARE Co.
Call at MACK's JEwELRY STORE
and look over the fine line Of Phono-
graphs. Prices and terms to suit all
purchasers.
Hog Cholera prevented and cured
with Snoddy's Cure, Worms run out.
Or. ID. G. SNuDDY Co., Nashville,
Tenn. or Kempton, Ind.
TILE FOR SALE:-The East Jordan
Brick Yard has quantity Of 3 inch
tile on its hands and while it lasts
will be disposed of at $3.50 per M.
Having purchased the accounts
together with the grocery stock. of
James Bisnette.same are due and pay
able at our S.ore-W. II. THOMPSON.
Spring house cleaning is not COM
plete unless your Furn,ture-Picture
Frames-are made new. CHAs BAR
RET, Painter and Decorator, East
Jordan.
Spring has come at last and the past
year has brought many changes and
the designs in Furniture this Spring
are. more beautiful than ever. EMPEY
BROS. have all the latest.
Thousands have pronounc ed Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea the greatest
healing power on earth. When medi-
cal science fails, 1t succeeds. Makes
YOU well and keeps you we'll 80 cents
Tea or Tablets. Warne's Pharmacy
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27
NNaeNlc Ha\somxMe

The most durable and sanitary wall finish known,
has taken the prize wherever exhibited It's different
from all the limitations masqueradng under various
and will not fade scale flake off, is easily applied and
gives most beautiful effect not obtanabe with anything
else.
There is waste to it there is with cold water
wall coatings it stays much longer and goes much
farther making it cost less for the job large stock kept
at all times Color card free. ...'>..a. "a.
v. I. MALPASS HARDWARE CO.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-04-27

The M. E. Aid Society gave fare
well ia honor OF Mrs. Mollard, Tues
day evening at Nj. H. Robertsons. A
set Of orange spoons was presented the
honOred guest as memento.
Mrs. George Bowen was pleasant ly
surprised on her birtheay anniversary.
April 2lst, by her children and their
families carrying in baskets and pack
ages of good things to eat. A bounti-
full dinner and jolly good time was
the result.
Editor Lorraine has perfected a
Voting Machine and last week secur-
ed patent on same. Mr.. Lorraine
has given the matter mach time and
study and we believe has got some
thing az good If not better than the
high priced machines, and it can be
manufactured at reasonable cost.
VIM. Chaddock. with his two daugh-
ters, Misses Chloe and Stella arrived
at Boyne City, Monday, from Rose
burg, Oregon. bringing with them tie
remains of Mrs. Chaddock, who died
several weeks ago from ptOmaine
poisoning, A short funeral service
was held at Boyne and the remaius
brought to East Jordan for interment,
Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Dun G. Co.'s Report

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb 15.-R. G. Dun q
Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow
will say:
Despite holiday and weather Interrupt
tons the volume of business is well main
tained. In most sections of the country
the movement of merchandise has re-
sumed normal proportions snow block
ades being removed, but tardy deliveries
still cause much complaint, especially in
regard to grain.
Retail stocks of winter goods We're
most satisfactorily depleted during the
period of low temperature and the new
season will open under favorable auspices.
Wholesale and jobbing houses report a
liberal spring demand, particularly In dry
goods, while at the interior there is 4
vigorous movement of agricultural impe-
ments and other farm supplies. A graft
flying feature is many reports of the
greater promptness of mercantile collec-
tions. Mills and factories have so much
forward business that new contracts are
not taken except In full figures, and there
Is dissatisfaction because shipments are
not more prompt. Wages have been ad-
vanced in several important concerns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
WAITER FLEECED OUT 0T TIPS
Man He Had Seen in Cafe SWindles
Him in Trust Company
nFfiHa

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15.-Nicholas Fran
gelous, waiter in a fashionable down.
town cafe, has notified the police that
he was swindled out of 500, represent
ing tips" and salary for two weeks, by
man claiming to be an officer of the
Missouri Lincoln Trust company.
Frangelous has an account with the
trust company and went there Thurs
day in company with his friend, Bill
Poulos, to deposit the $55. After max
ing out the deposit slip Frangelous was
approached by a Well-dressed young
man, whom he at once recognized as a
frequent customer at the cafe.
Glad to see you saving your money,
Nick" said the man, but l didn't know
you deposited in my bank"
'Oh, you work here?" remarked
Nicholas in surprise.
Yes" replied the stranger, IT am
the depositing officer of the company.
l receive all money deposited here"
Shall give you this?" asked Mich
olas. exhibiting his bank book and the
amount he intended to deposit,
TN take care of it," said the man,
land you call back here at p. "A.
and L shall then have your book / IL
anced."
Nick did as requested and with Poul-
os adjourned to nearby saloon, where
they tossed bouquets at the man who
had treated them so courteously.
When Frangelous returned at d. m.
the trust companys offices were closed.
Frangelous thereupon complained to
the police.
Inquiry convinced Frangelous that
the man was an impostor.
Assistant Treasurer Murray of tho
Missouri Lincoln Trust company said
to Post-Dispatch reporter that he was
familiar with the facts in the case, but
refused to make a statement for pub
lication Frangelous gave the name of
the SNDDOSRd SMindlaI to the nnlina
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
CHARGE OF STEER
STOPS HIS BIG AUTO
Special to The Herald.
pHITADELPHIA, Il

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ia head
on argument between a fifteen hum
dredweight steer bound for the drove
yards and a twenty horsepower ton
neau trying to catch Il train resulted
disastrously to both the animal and the
machine on Chestnut street bridge.
The ear was driven by Henry IL.
Warne of 4324 Baltimore avenue, who
was endeavoring to reach Thirty-sec-
ond street station in time for fair
passenger he had on board to make a
train for Whiteland, Chester county.
The fair occupant was Miss Catherine
Woolson, who had been spending her
Christmas holidays with friends on
South Twenty street. She is the
daughter of a wealthy Chester county
farmer and is a graduate of the West
Chester state normal school,
The auto was speeding along when
the steer planted himself in its path
A collision followed. The steer was
hurled to the bridge railing, badly
bleeding. But he had wrecked the
bullseye lamp and disarranged the ma
chinery under the car. 1t was out Of
commission, The damage was esti-
mated at 1926, which the abattoir COM
pany will be asked to pay.
Warne was hurled from the car and
sustained cuts and bruises Miss Wool
son was thrown against the front seat
and cut by glass. She returned to the
home of her friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Nevada Minlna Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 15.-Folowing
Goldaeld Con, 8 bid; Goldheld Columbia
51a; Cash Boy, 11Q13; Golden Anchor, 40Ql
II; Home, 1908; Jim Butler l67h@1l0;
Mcnamara, GlW62; Midway, 202k@2O0; /;
Montana, 3SOQSS5; North Star, SS@39; Ohio,
l.Wl9; Tonopah Ex., 425@l6O Tonopah Ne
vada, l6hQl7; West End, l6Oql65; Adams,
2l422; Atlanta, S4QS5; Blue Bull ,4SQ49
Booth, 90Q92; Columbia Mountain, l021sCf
l0o; Conqueror, 2lQ22; Dlamondfeld, $50
so; Dixie, l4Ml5; Goldheld Mining, 400
100; Jumbo SSo94Oo; Jumbo Ex,, 247hQ25O;
Queen, 25@3O; Mohawk, l6a44l7; Red Top,
SA0dli00; Sandstorm. 1906; Daisy Ex., S6|
0; Mohawk, jrr SOLO, Great Bend Annex,
2sg2oi Man Man; Crescent, llQlS; Man. Cow
Rock, 9(llO; New York Con, l0Q1l; Man
haitian Con-, 80 asked; Little Joe, sos
Maytlower Con. 52@53; Jumping Jack
30 asked; Red Top Ex., 1880; Mustang, u
@2Si B8gllfrSog Mining SigS5; CON- Frae-
Diamondfield Triangle, 6lad2; Tramp Con
155@l571a; Man. Com, 10@l2; Black Butte
Bonanza, l2ql3; Yankee Girl, 12Ql3; Stray
DOG, 1890; Bullfrog Victor 2Oq26; Pine
Nevada Hills, aS6@SSO; Felryieg Eagle, i50
lS; Yellow Tiger, 15Gll6; Vernai, 2ld22
Wonder, sal kewanos, l75 bid; Silver
Fiek EiIlS lllS@i475; ST. Ives l3715@lS2}s
ai27ll; Original Bullfrog, 3iQ2S; steinway,
2Sdl25; Con, Virginia, 9SqlOO Ophir, 27OGp
215; Mexican, 98496; Cal. Con. 54Gl55; Ex-
chequer, 50@52; Hale 4 NorcrOss, S36fS5;
Gold Crown, 1907; Great Bend, l2hQl6;
Montgomery Mountain, SGaSS; sunset, lia
10; Golden Scepter. 42q43; Manhattan Min
ing, l5Q16 Seyler Humphreys, l0QDil; Man
haitian Dexter, 3f4S6; Granny % asked;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
RAID A HOSE COMPANY
Members of Swell Fire Organization
Caught Playing Cards on
Sunday Night

HEMPSTEAD, L. l., Feb. 15.-The
members of Victor Hose company one
of the organizations connected with
the village fire department, are in a
state of consternation and humiliation
as the result of a raid which Chief Of
Police Robert Vandewater and Alder
man John r. Mclean made few
nights ago, disturbing a quiet little
game which some of the members ard
outsiders were having in the company
rooms.
Complaint has been made TO the VIII
lage trustees several times that card
playing, or gambling, was being in
dulged in by officers and members OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
TRADE IS ACTIVE
IN ALL SECTIONS
BUSINESS FIRMS WANT QUICK
SHIPMENTS
Wholesalers and Jobbers Report Lib.
eral Demand for Spring and Sum-
mer Goods-Waees Advanced
BY Many Concerns
BY Assnclatnd Press

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Bradstreets to-
morrow Will say!
Better weather and improved roads
have developed Il stronger tone and great
er activity III distrlbutive trade, increased
deliveries of grain by farmers ana signify
relieved congestion in transportation
lines, though the latter situation Is sti
far from perfect.
Copper Is higher, the prevailing quota
tion for lake being Zl.jU0t25. 81 Il pound,
with fairly prompt shipments command
Ing even higher ngUes.
Bank clearings in the United States for
the week ending with February IA "a holi-
day period aggregates 81, ,,Ol 23, 49S-1 81
per cent under last week, and per cent
below the same week last year. Exclud-
ing New York city the total is Sl,5O5 loD
1868 per cent below last week. but per
cent over last year.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending February If number
20, against 10S last week.
Wheat including -four, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending February II aggregated 250O13y
bushels against 2,951,242 this week last
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments Of oranges and lem Q
@ ons from Los Angeles Wednesday, .
@ February i3, os reported ny che o
q California Fruit Growers exc @
o change, were I22 carloads Of ore {:
o anges and 10 carloads Of lemons. (.
o Total 10 date this season, 5000 (.
g carloads, of which 7G7 were LEM {.
@ ons. This does not include ship {.
9 ments by the salt Lake, which has g
9 not yet reported. Last season 90 (.
@ date there were shipped 1899 cnr- (.
9 loads, of which S94 were lemons. d"
o @ 900 @ g @ % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ o Q
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

bN AsSOclultd IlcSS.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 15.-Pnk beans,
81 90Q2 .25; lima, $4.25q4.35; small white,
& ,S5q2.92; large white, 81 0Oq2 ,35; Oregon
Burbanks. $3.50; Merced sweets, 2hG3c;
new potatoes, 4c; fancy onions, M,25; com
mon, $l.O0; green peas, Nl0@12hc; green
peppers, 2Sc; asparagus, 15Q25c; rhubarb,
Sql0c garlic, 2hq3c; cucumbers, 81 .75@
200; Mexican tomatoes, 50c@$l ,65; mush-
rooms, 25Qt40c.
Flour-Family extras, s4.SO@5lO bakers
extras, .$i.40o@s4GO;, Oregon and Washing
i,S2h; milling, $lSqi'45; feed barley,
A.liNq1 .l3a4i brewing, M;i5@l IN; chevSS {,
feed feed ooaS co. rollsd Sariey Sea SSse
25 ,OO oatmeal, $40; oat groats, 81 80;
rolled oats, $6.Oo@7 ,25i wheat hay, $40 ,OOQ
IS, ,5Odl13 so; tame oat, $40 O0q17 so; alfalfa,
$S ,500D13. 90; straw, 40Q75c
Receipts-Flour, 96i2; wheat, 27OO; barley,
1900; oats, 100; beans. 1900; corn, 775; poti-
toes. 2l25; onions, GOO bran, 150 middings,
co.; hay, 232; hides, IFS; Wine, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
ORANGES At AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o BY Associated Press. q
o NEW YORK, Feb. Is.-ThIrteen o
o cnrIOnds Of California oranges &,
9 sold MT auction here today Mt the o
@ following prices per box for reeu- @
3 lar sizes, @
9 Extra fancy naveIs ranged from @
9 $3.50 20 s3.4OJ average, s2.05. Q
@ Fancy nnvels ranged from s2.2O Z:
o to S3,2OJ average, S245. .
g Extrn choice noveIs ranged from {.
@ S1.T5 20 s8.OOJ average, $3.50. o
@ Choice nnveIs ranged from sI.45 &.
@ Ia g2.T5J average, s1.OO. 9
g Fruit In fair 20 good condition. 9.
q Weather clear and favorable. q.
g @ g g g o @ O o e, @ @ % @ % % @ @ &.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Dried Fruit Prices
IN Associated Press.

BY AsSOCIdIeu ITtss,
NEW YORK, Feb, 15-Eyaporated ap-
pies unchanged and conditions remain as
recently reported; fancy, S%@9ci choice.
SA6tS1ac; prime, i%@Sc.
Prunes are in moderate demand on spot
with prices ranging from 3@9c for Cali
fornia fruit; oregon prunes are quoted dt
5%W9c, according to grade,
Apricots are quiet and unchanged with
fnolSe tS%SEfSc SEf d" extTs faScv 1Sdp3ac loo
Peaches are firm; choice, l1Q12hc; extra
choice. l2N@lSlici fancy, l2&Qllc; extra
fancy, l3ql5c
Raisins are firm on spot with loose mus
catels quoted at 1RQ9c; seeded, 7A@10c;
London layers, N,S5@l,45
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
butter, Eaas and cheese

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5,-Faney
creamery butter, S2c; seconds. 2Sc; fancy
dairy, 3lc. Eastern cheese, 171ac; Young
America, 1Sh@l53e western, 13lsc. Ranoh
eggs, 22e; store l9@20hc.
CHICAGO. Feb, l5.-On the produce eX-
change today the butter market was firm
creameries, 22Q32lsc; dalries. 20@S0c. Eggs
steady at mark, cases included, 22Q2lc ,
frsts, 24lac; prime flrsts, 25e; extras, 27l5c
Cheese, steady, lSh@l6c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
CUTTING PRICES
ON RANCH EGGS
HEAVY RECEIPTS CAUSE DEAL
ERS TO UNLOAD
Lobsters Job at Lower Quotations.
Increase in Butter Production.
Idaho Potatoes Arrive
by Carloads


Egg receipts yesterday were 497 cases,
against bU5 cases for the previous day 1t
was charged that many dealers had been
selling eggs at or cents under the Off
clal quotations, 26c, the more COnscien-
tiOus handlers of the commodity making
open protest. Accusations fell flat when
several parties admitted that they had
been disposing OF surplus eggs under the
Official price, that they were I'm business
for business The present liberal supply
of eggs results in sharp iluctuation. The
quotation committee at the exchange
meeting fixed the jobbing price at 23c for
local ranch and 22c for northern
Trading on the exchange was limited to
the sale of three sacks of sweet potatoes
and sixteen dressed ducks, the ducks 60
ing at 81 80 a pair.
Lompoc potatoes were offered at $2.35
per 100. The highest bid was 81 Offer
!ngs of eastern spuds were around $l.0O.
Receipts were 3J0l sacks, Of which a large
percentage came from Idaho.
Butter receipts were 17,l25 pounds, not
including about 1900 pounds that arrived
by steamer a few days ago, u consign-
ment that had not been noted until yes
terday.
Lobsters were so plentiful yesterday
that dealers cut prices temporarily. More
halibut arrived. All other kinds of fish
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Financial Record
-cnnintaI D,a.,

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Money on call
firm, 4Aq6 per cent; ruling rate 6% per
cent; closing bid, per cent; offered al 51a
per cent; time loans, steady; sixty days,
5q5A per cent; ninety days and six
months. 81 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5&@6h per
cent. Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S45OGl4 S4oo
for demand, and at $4 .S05vI4. S035 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates, s4.S11l6I4 .S51R
Commercial bills, 81 S01sd4. S0h. Bar sill
YER, SO. Mexican dollars, 53A Govern
ment bonds and railroads, steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Cereals of the World
By Associated Press.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5-Wheat-March
SIS 6lad; May, 6s Cd; July, 6s Sd.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 15.-Wheat-
81 .S21a. Barley, steady; May, A.15A Dec
M.Oi; cash, 81 ,lSh. Corn, quiet; large
yellow, 81 30G1 SO.
MEW & G1fk owa Eeo May cIdsed options S5s
and July at S5Nc,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 15.--There was de-
cline in the London tin market, carrying
spot to 919O los and futures to 91S9 lbs Cd.
Locally hesmarket was weak, as result
with spot quoted at Sal .S0dl42 90.
Copper was lower in the London mar
ket by about rs Cd with spot quoted at
R107 los and futures at 910S l2s Cd. Local
ly copper was quiet but firm with lake
quoted at $25.00a25 .25; electrolytic, $24 754
rs 90; casting, $2i. 25@25 10
Lead was unchanged at G19 los in Lon
don and at $6,00@6 30 locally.
Spelter was unchanged in both markets,
being quoted at EGG rs Cd in London and
at So S0d6. 80 locally.
Iron was UNCHANGED.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.

by LAooUNIu NNU T INo7'
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Sugar-Raw,
steady; fair, refining, Sl-S2e; centrifugal
9C test 7-l6c; molasses sugar 2 21-32c; re-
fined sugar, steady; crushed, 5.40c; pow
dered. 4,S0c; granulated, 4,70c.
Coffee futures closed steady, net un-
changed to points higher; sales were re-
ported of 1900 bags, including March at
81 70; Sept $5 95dl6 90; Dec, S6,15.
Spot coffee steady; No Rio, 7c No. 4
Santos, Sci mild, quiet; Cordova, 9@91sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Gold Wedge 1901; Lone Star, s4qa5i
sSa fasTSS aTsnd@s @S'Sa sSso g New LRH Elm Dop FoP
enee 14@l5 yellow Horse, SGf9; Broncho
1eQl7; Homestake, 14GNll45; Silver Peak
l50Q152h; Silver Pick Ex., l6@1S; RUDY
Wonder 32@33; BullfrOg G. North Star
llQ13; Jack Pot l47laM16O: N. s. Wonder,
20424; Florence. 275@SO0; Jermain, 3@4.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Treasury State ment

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb 15-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance, $249, ,979, ,534 gold
coin and bullion, $10S, ,6S2, ,35S; gold certiti-
Gates, $42, 1928 1870.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Cotton and Wool

closed steady, middling uplands, IL .OOc /;
do gulf. 11,25c; sales. 10 bales
ST LOUIS Feb, 15,-Wool. steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 23Q2Sc; fine
medium, 1Sq2Oc; fine, 14@l6c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb --Cattle--Receipts 10, :
coo; strong; beeyes, s40olI70O; cows and
heifers, 81 60Q53 stoekers and feeders,
81 6Oa4 10; calves, $6 00@7 so.
Hogs-Receipts 2S,OOO; weak mixed and
butchers, $6.S5Gl7 rs; good heavy, 81 .05dp
7i5; rough heavy, s6.S5q0.05; light. Sc. s5a
.O7la: pigs, s6.25@6,S5.
sheep Receipts 6000; steady; sheep, 50. so
as so; lambs, 81 1907 ,65.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
BANK ClEARlNGS
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended February a. with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year: Per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Los ANGELES srook EXCHANGE

official sales-SOO Central Oil at $l1J;
1000 Columbia OIL a 5Jq5SAc; ll,0OO Next
M1.3iR (B 9O); 70 Associated Oil at $500
0t43 rs; $1,000 +. l.. q +. Co. bonds at ~.