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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
Tho MTreacIe" Bible,

The Treacle Bible gotits name from
its rendering of Jeremiah viii, %: rs
there no treacle in Gilead," instead or
balm in Gilead. 1t was printed In
1868. The same text was rendered in
the Douai version, 1909: els there no
rosin in Gilead?" This Bible was
called the Rosin Bible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24

Folsy's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach of
medicine. Cures backache and ir-
Irregularities that if neglected might
result in Bright's disease or diabetes.
j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
The chewIno Habit.

A Washington judge thinks It con-
tempt of court for some one to chew
gum in the temple of justice where
he presides, and yet he let's the law
yers chew the rag.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24

Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs
and expels colds. Get the genuine
in yellow package. j. T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
Rrounht Mate Back TO Gaze.

After being at liberty for ten days,
a canary belonging to T. Kirk of Tiv.
erton, Eng, returned to its cage with
enother bird OF the same species.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
A SERIOUS CONDITION.

Clubstick-What did old Goldcoffer
say to you when you told him you
wanted to marry his daughter?
Dawdler-He didn't absolutely re-
fuse; but he imposed a very serious
condition.
lubstick-Indeed! What was that?
Dawdler-He said he would see me
ranged unsatisfactory Bits.
Nurse announcing the expected
Professor, it's little boy. Professor
tmindedly)-Well, ask him what
he wants.-Boston Transcript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
A Prudent Precaution.

TTuuCHt FTCCdutIOHs
isn't your husband going to take
part in that automobile speeding con-
test?"
mo, / simply tormented him till he
gave up the idea. You know, Jenny,
| never did look well in black"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24

Quite a Coincidence.
Remarkable similarity between
natural conditions and politics in our
county"
What's that?"
1--WE need rain terribly and the
county's just gone dry
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
To Wash Lettuce.

Add salt to the water; it helps to
loosen the dirt, sand and the tiny
bugs harbored by the leaves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
Il We could Get There First

We give it as our deliberate opinion
that the best thing next to a pretty
girl is an empty seat. = Chicago
Record Harald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
Steep, Indeed.

Steep, Indeed.
Gunner-The milliners have named
q new fall hat the Cook hat" They
are going to be two feet high"
Guyer-H'm that's nothing like ~
high as the prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
cADWALADER coLDooN WAsHBURN- 1872-1s74.


admitted
Point in 1872 Uniting
practice
fortune He elected in 1854 and served with two Of
Washburn
1861 he moved Lacrosse and then enlisted and served through the
elected Republican
established
burnfO urn IA a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-24
|zeKTfGHEN
"soUEAKINc DOORS"

Hey say I'm rather deli
cate and puny-like and
pale,
I'm always rather poorly /;
my constitutions frail.
But / have noticed all my
life that folks with
aches and twinges,
Live ages! It's the
Squeaking door that
hangs long on its
hinges!
There was my Uncle Reu-
ben; always seemed
so strong and we'll,
But people say he can't
live long, since that
pneumonia spell,
The evening world., 1909-03-11
INSIDE" THIEF
STOLE GEMS At
HOTEL GOTHAM
Detectives Say ChapmanS
Were Robbed by One Who
Had Access to Corridors.

The diamonds and jcwclry stolen
from the apartments Of Mr., and Mrs
T.. y. Chapman at the Hotel Gotham on
Feb. - have not yet been located, hu'
the detectives said to-day that the
Job was an inside one and they W"r"
working on that theory. The jewels
are valued at between $500 and SIp-
900, and the reward of $1,000 offered by
Mr.. Chapman las had the effect ~ turn
ing every cmployc" in the Gotham INTO
IN amateur detective.
The Chapman apartments are on the
fourteenth floor Of the Gotham, There
is no Are.cscape opening into the suite
The door was opened 10y a Key ana
locked again after the thief had finished
his work The locks On the doors OF the
rooms all over the hotel are uf most
EXPERT mechanism and To III a key
would require the services OF clever
blacksmith. II would mean the taking Of
a wax impression from the regular door
key. No one hut a person who had ac-
cess To the windows Of the hotel could
obtain the opportunity of securing such
an impression,
The evening world., 1909-03-11
.CH'LD'S PLEA LEADS
OFFICIALS TO ACT
Complains at Holding Back of
"Papa'S Pay" and Comp
troller Investigates.

The plea NJ little girl that the big
city nj New York was unfair In fall
ing to pay her papa his weeks wages
moved comptroller Metz to-day to IN
vcstiEate the cause Of the holding up Of
the pay rolls Of the Park Department.
In Il letter the child complained Bit
terly that her father, an employee in
that department, had not been paid for
more than two weeks
Comptroller Metz found that delay
was due to failure ~ the Park Depart
ment to forward pay rolls promptly for
audit. He has written to the child that
he VIII now get after the delinquent
Park Commissioner with an official big
stick.
The evening world., 1909-03-11

that the house was silent.
There are three men, sons Of Mrs
Palmer, who might be AT the house
steadyinS the nervous old women, or,
ut least, giving them some sense OF
security They are Darius, Washing
ton and William
iar'us Is notary puhhc' ut least
''en III '''e .'o", var" N''eheh s"Fuen
says nc ~ pu' ne was "o' III s's"'
'o-'a' anu ,'ooo'S No"'l 'e" M"ere
''' "'S l"'H'o' ,' uD"'' 'o""' ""S',
"e,O,, WV "Pp"'e''''s '''o's,'' ne 'i"H
p w., 49,. M, ''oue" us
'ho'''e' anu aunt Sa! ne "lu NO. II a
The evening world., 1909-03-11
TWO OLD WOMEN
DEFEND SIEGE Of
7 CITY HOMESTEAD
Resist Attack of Sheriff With
Steely Chances That
I Cause SkiverS.
ARE LEGALLY ELECTED.
Mrs. Palme' Claims Title, De-
f, scended Directly From
NJ Patriot John Hancock.
ARE LEGALLY ELECTED.

The siege Of Mary JImes Palmer and
her sister, Ma uha lllin. of No. 81
West One III ndrcd and Thirtieth
street, continued, at least In the minds
Of the sisters. Ill this morning. So
far as Sheriff r'oby is concerned the
siege will remain in the minds OF the
sisters until to- no: row Al least. There
are no besiegers.
Patzek to eject the sisters from the
property, i. order g sell L 70 satisfy
judgment for $1,000. in favor Of
Martin b. Hoffman, against Washington
Palmer, who is a son OF Mrs. Mary
James Palmer. Deputy Sheriff Max
Altman went to The house, awhile ago.
and said to the two old women, who
have had their home there for more
than sixty years. You are elected"
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Ellin looked at
Dir. Altman with unutterable scoin,
StceIy Glarces Chill.
Come outside and put us out" they
said. Altman fled
Now he has got to go and make good
And every time he thinks of the cold
and steely glance OF the sisters he has
those trembly feelings running UP and
down his back.
small army of war correspondents
gathered at the PALMER homestead to-
day 10 witness the &, e 'tment proceed
ings, The house is broad, rambling
frame structure, eighty feet or more
back from the sidewalk. The Palmer
vegetables have been cultivated in
pleasantly iaid-out circles, squares and
hearts In the front yard. on either side
Of the plank walk. Just at present. the
gardens are llattened beds OF weeds.
The bravest reporter OF them an sur
veyed the forbildlng front OF the house
when the Harlem squad halted In front
Of the premises.
He approached the house. Mrs. Pal
mer turned up one green shutter blade
Of the front window.
60 away" she said
I'm a reporter" explained the hero.
You may be, and then again you NAV
not" snapped the dame. and she fipped
the shutter close again.
There was a council Of war It was
Interrupted By the appearance from the
street OF thin old woman heavily
yelled. who opened the gate, darted up
the walk and then ran up and down be
tween the walk and the house, saying
excItedly; "oh. what shall do? What
shall ] do? What shall do"
Sister Seurries Into Fort.
The front door opened. Mrs. Palmer
appeared.
SISTER" she called. Come in here
Hurry. Come in at once or they'll get
you"
Sister, who was presumably Miss
The evening world., 1909-03-11

sixth avenue and Thirty-seventh street
late yesterday afternoon when he saw
man approach Shredder.
'l'ut that straight on the Walker
stable said the stranger as he handed
over . s bin
Devanncy arrested Schroeder The
man who slipped over the s. disappeared
as soon as he saw Schroeder was in
trouble.
The prisoner was held In $500 bail for
further examination tomorrow.
The evening world., 1909-03-11
SAYS HE MAKES HANDBOOK.
Michael Shredder \rrnignrd by
Detective In Court.

Michael Shredder. who said he was
a clerk and that he lived at No. 6ls
Sixth avenue was nrraigncd In Jefrer-
son Market Court to-day before Magis.
trate krotel charged with running a
handbook.
Detective Devanncy was standing al
The evening world., 1909-03-11
DATE FOR CHARTER HEARING.

ALBANY, March 1.-THE cities Com
mittees OF both houses have decided
to give the first hearing on the proposed
new charter for New York City on
March o. The determination OF the
committees TO NEE, separately and not
in joint session indicates tendency on
the part OF the majority leaders 10 put
hurdles in the way OF a prompt coNs.d-
GRAFTON OF the bill.
The evening world., 1909-03-11
In NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, y. c., March 1.-THE Leg
islatule has enacted a law requiring
all persons convicted OF capital oftenses
10 be privately electroCuted in the State
penltentiary here.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, May 22.-Operation in stocks
broke into animation today in contrast win
the torpid state developed yesterday. Tho
persistent resistance of prices to all Efforts at
depression turned the professional element
force to the long side of the market The
easing tone of the money market in face OF
the gold outgo and the awakening of some de-
mand for credits in mercantile use is taken
by the speculative element as assurance of
continued abundance of funds for the support
of the speculative position. Foreign bankers,
while drawing on our own gold supply, are
extending credits to New York borrowers and
contributing substantially to the maintained
case OF the money situation. The copper in
dustrials were conspicuous and reports were
ucts and continued improvement in the price
pig iron were reported from Pittsburg, and
the buying of structural material and new
active building operations were said to be
going forward at an undiminished rate. Rail-
roads in the southern group were prominent,
influenced by the advance in the dividend Of
the Atlantic Coast line and Chesapeake &
Ohio. The bank showing confirmed the sup
position that borrowings abroad were relieving
the loan account of the local banks The
nominal change in the actual cash holdings
in conformity with the balancing effects
of the receipts of the interior and the gold
exports.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value,
S17I0. 0Oo.
United States As coupon gained q and the
Is registered declined Il per cent on call dur
ing the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23

The stock market Saturday was active with
prices in many cases showing advance.
Bond prices are still strong, while the list
foi the whole week just past is marked inn
provement both in activity and gains in prices.
Associated per cent have been the leaders
and closed at 940964.
The past week has seen a noteworthy
strengthening In bank stocks. First National
Bank has been selling close to $3.50 off board
with the apparent price on the exchange at
SAP. 50Q445. A syndicate is said to be buying in
this stock at any price under $3.50. Citizens
National Bank continues to climb. due 10 the
recent merger with American National, under
the terms of the amalgamation Citizens Nation
al is said to be worth $3.50. and sales have been
made at that price. Another merger of bank
ing interests is said to he on foot, but details
I'm the matter will not be made public until
after July l.
Industrial quotations showed slight signs of
weakening. Home preferred continues to lead
this class, This stock has been fuctuating
from S5sd60, with the common around SILL Edi-
that the dividend on the common stock which
was passed this month will not be paid again
for at least a year and possibly two.
All of the oil stock shows tendency to
weaken. None are quoted at as high prices as
last Monday. Union closed 500 .62l5d1.02. In
the event of Union declining to 500 the market
will be flooded with buying orders that will
prevent the stock selling lower indefinitely,
Associated continues to zig-zag between $500
95. with indications that present prices is bot
tom for the time being.
Morning sales--10 Associated Oil at S32; 30 at
$32 PA 10 at $S2 2 10 $32 .S71a; so S32 so;
1000 Billiken Oil at 1SAc; 1000 at 1S1sc; 20
Home preferred at S5s ,50 so Associated Oil at
$50. so, off board.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, May 22.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold S19,9l9,775 more than the re-
o,,jren,ents of the % per cent reserve rule
This is an increase of IS, $50 in the proper
tomato cash reserve as compared with last
week The statement follows:
Loans 81, $685. 22f, 100. decrease $2'4545oo,
Denosits 81 400 657 700, increase 3.4ll, 600
Circulation $40 059 GOO. decrease S62,30O
Legal tender II. SS4. 200 decrease $17,5OO.
Specie 1892 200, coo, increase S. 179,6OO.
Reserves 81. $40 0S4, 200, increase Sc, 1862, 100
reserve required $3.50 1874 425 increase $3.50, $50
Surplus 10. 0i9 us. increase s5,S01S5o.
Ex-United states deposits $40, 500. 900, increase
IS, 2S7, 9I5.
The prcentage of actual reserves of the clear
ing house banks today was 1854
The statement of banks and trust companies
Of Greater New York, not reporting to tbs
clearing house. shows that these institutions
have aggregate deposits OF s1,27S 155, 900; tota
cash on hand sii5, 126, 400. and loans amounting
to 81 12f. OS3 200.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

sneo,al service TO The Herald by Dick Bros.
& Co. members Chicago Board OF Trade 6rau-
bury building, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. May 22.-Nothng occurred to
check the upward tendency of wheat today and
not only was there new high record for years
made on May at $i.319s on early covering OF
possibly $50 900 bushels by scattered shorts, put
there was a strong and apparently permanent
advance recorded for all the new crop months.
The trade gave little attention 10 the easier
ce bles realizing they were based largely en-
some scattered rains in Russia ana an esel-
mate of possibly 1000 900 bushels shipments
from that country for the week The Dig Mus
were not only taking the cash wheat at sun
premiums at Minneapolis. but were the pest
buyers of July, indica ting anything but ahA-
iety in securing supplies to keep the MUS run
ming up to September ], when the new crops
will be reached. There was late sehsa .loiai
advance in the July price at MINNEAPOLIS az
81 30ik This started fresh buying IN local
market and made top prices Tor the day'
Earlier in the session the trade had the est
mate of 10000 900 bushels crop for Kansas, sdlu
to be the opinion Of leading frelsht olllciai
of the santa Fe road. Other private estimates
on Kansas range from e5,000oOO to i5,uuu,uoV
All these figures are way below the NasIlihs-
ton figures given out May l. Practical obset-
vers reporting only one-thlrd OF iioi
wheat crop for Texas.
The fight is still going on in corn AROUND
high prices After a little depression on frst
trades some of the principal short sellers oil ti'e
week saw a reason to cover In both july anu
September, and prices last hour were adVahceo
closing practically at top Not in years mas the
new crop been put i'm the ground under more
favorable conditions and the acreage is re
ported largely increased. There are many
reasons why the movement OF corn shouiu
continue large and if so we feel that those VINO
take advantage of these swels to sell little
corn with good protection will be right for
decline later -,
There was great snap to the oat fade posl
carly and late Cash out prices were &c to lc
higher.
Prices were higher at the close in provisions
but no such advance as tho conditions seemed
to suggest Cash trade is reported good Ihere
vas local selling pressure at times because 70
the dullness It is a market in which buying
orders should be filled on good dips until ad-
vance gets under way.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Fruits-Fancy
apples, $3.50; common, soc
Strawberries. $350@5; olackoer-
ries S125; raspberries S1G125.
Oranges-Navels sol. 25 a 40
Mexican limes-S4q5.
Lemons--Common California, 81 a Lou
good to choice s1,75Q. 2.25; fancy. $2.5O@
800
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75e4$ So.
Beans-Pink sS15@3.25; Lima. S4lo@
425; small white S5S0@6; large white SAW
a 500.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, S225G 2-4oi
MERGED sweets $125q 1,5oi new potatoes
3G4c.
Onions-Fancy. $t.25, common, ST.
Various-Creen peas, S1.25q l.7oi STRING
beans 3G6c: egg plant, 20@ 25c; green
peppers, 10 25c tomatoes. $i,35@ 90 sum
mer squash, 65c@$l; asparagus, 81 al 30;
rhubarb. $1.25d1.75; garlic, 5g6c; eucuh'-
bers, IS q SIC.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Flour-Fam-
lily extras, $6.60g7; bakers extras, S6bO@ -
oregon and Washington S5,s006.50.
Wheat--Shippng, $210Q2.l5; milling
S2.1O92.2
Barley-Feed, $t.6O@1.65; brewing Sl,S2 =
@1.65; chevaler, $1.65G l,7o
Oats-Red. s2@22O; white $2l5@ go;
black, nominal
Misunderstanding $500 55; mixed feed
$SO@32; rolled barley SSS4S4i oatmeal S5'
DAT groats. So; rolled oats $4iQ45.
Hay--wheat, $21 a $50; wheat and oat'
s2O@ so; oat. wild. SIS a 1850; oat tame,
s2O@29.5O; barley, $15G16 alfalfa, $Sa .;
Receipts-Flour 2344; wheat, 1915; bar
lev, s5 oats, 100; beans, 500; corn 10;
potatoes. $40; onions, 72o; bran. 105; mid
dlings. ESQ; hay. $50; hops 6; hides 14o'
wine. 3g.1O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
INDEPENDENT OIL MEN
TO CONSTRUCT PIPE LINE

a telegram from San Francisco TO parties In
CoalinRa yesterday announced that a move
ment has begun for the building by independ-
ent oil producers of a pipe line from interior
California oil fields to tidewater at Port Har-
ford, at cost of IS, 600 600 1t Is proposed also
TO construct wharves and storage tanks at vari-
Gus points on the coast and purchase or build
six or seven steamers, at a total outlay of
81. 500, 900 more.
Acting in behalf of tho Independent agencies
and in accordance with plans which have been
formulated in the past four months, M. "
MeQuig Los Angeles: l.. p. st. Clair Bakers
field; II. II. Welsh. Fresno, and S. W. Mors-
head. San Francisco. the active members of
the executive boards of the Coalinga and Kern
county independent agencies. will organize a
corporation, it is stated. to build the pine
steamers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
chloano Live Stock

CHICAGO, May g3.-cattle-Receipts es-
timated at zoo; market steady. Beeves
ssio@5a %: Texas steers, s4.75@6S5: west
an sfeers S475@6; stockers and feeders
s3,so@5.sO: cows and heifers, $2.5oG6,o4i
calves, s5Q7
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
60 iower Light, s6S0@ TBS; mixed, s6,95 q
71sn. heavy $7@745; rough, $5@7,20,
GOOD to choice heavy, $720@745 pigs, $3.50
@s75; bulk of sales, S7.l5@7 1856.
Sheep--Recepts estimated al sooOi mar
l,et steady. Native. $3.90@6.25; western. 81
a6.sO; yearlings. s6.10@7.25; lambs, native,
s6mS.25; western, S6Q9.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

% Shipments of oranges and lemons {
% from Los Angeles Thursday May 20,
- were 1I6 carloads of oranges and % {
% carloads of lemons.
% Total to date there were shipped &
o 25,5S5 carloads, of which 1918 were
q, lemons.
% Last season there were shipped G
&. 1896 carloads, of which 1891 were
81 lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
suoar and Coffee

NEW YORK, May 22.-coffee futures closed
steady net unchanged to points lower: sales
we've renorted of Ii 500 bags, including May at
71o67.t5c; June at 6S5c, and September at
6.10c
spot quiet: Rio. No. Z, 75sqSc' No Santos,
S7se1ae: mild quiet; Cordova, 9Aq12ssc.
S 81 steady. 34Sas 45c fair refining.
:. s26Ss. csc; centrifugal 96 test 3.s2QS.s5c; mo-
IIasses sugar S.17QS.2Oc refined steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
WEEKLY STOCK STATEMENT
SHOWS VAST IMPROVEMENT

The weekly statement of business done on
the Los Angeles Stock exchange shows vast
improvement in volume compared with the
last five or six weeks. Bond Issues have been
generally traded In though more business was
done in this class of securities than re-
ported, The transactions in First National was
the first transaction In this list in three weeks.
Industrials have fallen off in volume in the
past two weeks, as have also the prices The
oil list shows the strongest since the last week
in February, when S11S,76o10 was the total
valuation in this class.
H.. .I.,.u IL rAal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
Market Ranges

CHICAGO, May 23,-Cash quoIdIIoHs "VTV
as follows: ..oez. ca .
Tlour-Strong; winter patents $b'dO a b,oV'
straights $5.5GO6.25; spring patents, So'so9
so: straights, S4.7Od 80; bakers S3.4o@
800.
Rye-No. ., SSc. -
Earley-Feed or mixing, '3d 10 &c idIr
to choice mailing, S74ls a. 75c
Flaxseed--No. / southwestern Sl,6S1s NO
1 northwestern. s1.STl2.
Timothy seed-$3.SO.
Clover-$9,60,
Lard-Per 100 lbs, si0.65.
short ribs-Sides Ooose). s10.o5n lO.1o.
Sides--Short clear tboXed), Slo.dS q %
1850. -.
Total clearances Of wheat and hour were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts
we're 2os. 900 bushels compared with 4oHooo
bushels the corresponding day year ago,
Tsti,,,ated rcce,nts for Monday: Wheat 6
cars. corn 3s7 cars, oats 100 cars, hogs 40'-
| m a.a1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

steamer Lakme arriving from Eureka,
brought cargo redwood lumber.
Steamer Bowdoin completed discharge
lumber cargo and cleared for Eureka to re-
load.
Steamship Admiral Sampson arrived from
Seattle via San Francisco with freight and
passengers. VIII clear on return trip Sat
urday.
Steamer Chehalis arrived from San Diego.
took freight and passengers and cleared for
Grays Harbor via san Francisco.
United States revenue cutter McCulloch
cleared today for Santa Barbara.
Steamship Phoenix completed discharges
of 1000 railroad ties and cleared for Hardy
Creek to reload.
Steamship Santa Rosa cleared for san
Diego with freight ana passengers. VIII
clear tomorrow for San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. May 92--The metal markets
were as quiet as usual in the absence OF ca
HES time wasrquet at $2a1sisq29.S.
Copper remains steady, with lake quoted al
SlS l2lA41SS7ls; eleotrolytic at Slso''sal"' oss'
ing at Si2.75912s5ls. .,..
Sc. l5G520
iron was steady and unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.Owing to the
short session on the Bush street exchange 10
day trading was light and the list showed nc
general trend A few of the leaders were up a
neg while others were down. Large buying
orders for Consolidated put that issue up
points and it closed strong with IS pa flo,
renee gained 2ib points, Jumbo Extension 1
and Yellow Tiger l. Daisy did not move from
Yesterdays figures of $50 to Sac. Fraction was
in good supply and lost points Booth, Silver
Pick and orc dropped / point each.
NavnoWer Consolidated in the Bullfrog list
took an upward turn to 13o bid, gain of 2
noints over night. Nevada Hills was also
active and annexed . points.
Following were closing quotations today:
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT