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Private sales.

nth STREET. -Pocher 4 Co. nave sold
for A. V. Donnellan the six story elevator
apartment house, on plot 75xi00, at No.
3ii to Si5 West 18th street. to the Badt-
Mayer Company.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE Bert G.. Faulh aber
\ Go. have sold for Thomas Scholes No.
1870 Amsterdam avenue, a i've story Hat
on plot 27Xi00.
iisTH STREFT.-Arnold 4 Byrne have sold
for n client to Iowenfeld 4 Prayer No. 257
West iisth street. a Ave story fiat. on plot
3gN0D.ll.
MANGIN STREET. Meyer Lefkowitz has
bought No. 20 Man gin street. a seven story
loft buildinR. on lot 25xiO0.
PARK ANENUB.-Meyer LefkOwitz has
bought. through Sersansky a Co., the
northeast corner of Park avenue and i04th
street. a five story tenement, with stores
on lot 25Xl00.ll.
I2iSI STREET. Meyer Lcfkowitz has bought
through Susskind 4 CO., the six story tene-
ment, with stores. at Nos. 32i and 1928 East
i2ist street, on plot 5ONlO0.ii.
BRONX. Louis Meckes has sold for John y,
Kaiser TO Niles johnson the lot on the
west side of Woodycrest avenue. 100 feet
south of lG9th street; also for l.. Colsnt "a
Ford Morgan. the plot, J0NiO0. on the east
side of Lind avenue. 100 feet south OF
17Oth street.
KINGSRRIDGE TERRACE Peter Ward ha.
sold for Carl r.. Ahlbrun the dwelling on
the east side OF Kin gsbridge terrace, 1871
feet south of Ringsbridge road.
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NAPOLEON'S FIGHTING GENERALS
Story Of Marshal Lefebvre tanners Chal.
lenge to His Men,.
From the CornhiH Magazine.

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miles long. II goes from tho starting lima
of Brenton's Reef hghtship 20 q mark one
mile due east of Block Island buoy. then east
half south ~ miles 20 smother mark boat.
and then north by west 10 miles TO the I'm
fishing line.
Course Y In south by west half west ~
miles to a mark. then east by north Tx
miles 10 another mark. and then northwest
The warning signal will be made at 10
O'Clock and the yachts sent OF ten minutes
later.
Entries for this race close with the re-
got;a committee forty-eight hours before
the time OF starting the race. The table fol-
lowing gives the namo and rig Of boats that
will probably enter, their rating for sailing
in mixed classes and the allowance a mile:
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TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET
WALL STREET BREAK EXPECTED
TO AFFECT PRICES.
The Panic of. Last Mar Oh Put an N to the
Blooms I'm High Grade Private Houses
The Present Break May Close Up an
Important source Of Mortgage Loans.

The Panic Of Last March Put an N TO inc
Booms I'm High Grade Private Houses
The Present Break May Close Up an
Important source Of Mortgage Loans.
II il evident that such q break in the
stock market as that Of last week cannot
take place without disturbing real estate
values. The Wall Street panic in March
put an end to the private house boom on
the East Side. Prices there have been
declining ever since. and those operators
who nave sold what they had on hand last
spring have generally lone so at a loss.
There has virtually been no demand for
expensive dwellings since March. A con-
siderable number of middle grade private
houses on the West Side have found buyers.
but on terms which indicated that the
sellers needed to realize.
However, the direct effects OF the stock
| market break will no doubt be of less inn
portance than its indirect consequences.
For some time past the savings banks have
been among the chief lenders on real estate.
These have found in the current interest
rates on mortgages a profitable field Tor
investment. The drop in prices OF high
class stocks and bonds alters the invest
| ment situation materially. In the case OF
mortgages there is, of course. no source OF
profit aside from the fixed rate of interest,
while Just now stocks and Donds not only
offer perhaps equally good return but
promise to increase eventually in selling
value.
There is consequently reason to believe
that the mortgage loan situation will grow
even more unfavorable to the borrower
than IL has been. Indeed. that outlook is
giving more concern TO realty interests
than is any other factor. mortgages
recorded last week. though made some
time ago. before the Wall Street break
could be foreseen. made al uncomfortable
showing. The amount invested in Man
haitian was some IS 600, 900, as against up
ward Of 81, 900, 600 in the same week a year
ago. Besides. only one-twentieth OF the
money was borrowed at less than 5 per
cent, compared with one-fifth a year ago,
and the proportion loaned at more than
per cent showed a notable increase.
Meanwhile there have been remarkably
few failures among builders and profess
sional operators. Most of the loans on
property in speculative hands are either
owned or guaranteed by title companies.
which are under no pressure TO foreclose
overdue Mortgage Hence experienced
observers of the realty market look for
no extensive forced liquidation, but ex-
pect rather a period Of extreme quiet. with
sagging prices. For some tins to come
investors with ready money will, 1t is be.
lieved, find opportunity 10 buy a good
deal Of improved realty at prices which
would hsve been out Of question a year ago.
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Miscellaneous.

John NJ. Reid has removed his Office from
No. 1871 East Thirty-fourth street to No. 100
of Third avenue.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
fled vest erday comprise two six story fats
TO he built for A. Silverson at the northwest
corner OF Amsterdam avenue and i56th street,
M a cost Of $3.50, 900. and n three story stable
for G.. J. Schuster. to cost $50, 900. at No. 7i2
Eleventh avenue.
The Bronx plans comprise a three story
dwelling on Hoe avenue north Of jennings
street, TO cost $40, 900, and a two story stable
at the southeast corner Of Park avenue and
I5ith street. to cost $4,000.
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Michigan Doesn't Care for Turtle Meat.

from inc PorHdnS Rsrtcp.
Turtle catchers are working along the Manic
River near Muir. A ton of this kind of food was
shipped to Eastern markets .hrce days after opera
tons began. Few people along the Grand River
AMI - tributaries have ever used the turtle for food.
A prophet and q turtle have much the same standing
q home and abroad
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF HIGH GRADE Posi-.
TONS 4 NOW OPEN AND MAY BE
APPLIED FOR AT HAPGooDs.

W. ~ W
cashier, $500 and meals.
stenographer. $3.50; clerk and bookkeeper, $3.50 $685.:
81, 800.
SALESMEN-Drug speciality. manager. s2.So;
surgical Instruments. 1924 -s7s0; experienced bottle
trade. si.o0G drug sundry. 81, 600 81, 200 and eE-
penses; hardware speciality. $1,000: plumbing sup
plies. s.eo: addressing machines. si,SOo: per
fumery. thoroughly experienced, for New York
city. philadelphia. New Jersey, Southern terri
tory. $500 salary and commission.
TECHNICAL M~EN-chcmist. experienced Gem
emit laboratory work. $1,000 70 start: drafts
man, familiar bridge work, 81 800 up; detailer,
seco up: eIperienced power plant construction.
zee vergne system. 1,S0o; Astrakhan factories
MANAGERS-Eiectricsl supply house, 5000.
experienced canned goods business. 5000 ss,o1
BUYERS-Famiiiar mens and boys hats. South
en department store: $500; cloaks and suits,
New York city house. o.. 500 q. 100.
~sonAiity. $3.50.
TEACHERS-Eiect1cal engineering, Western
university. $1,000; mathematics. Western unit
versity. G,soo; headmaster. military school, So
month and home: mathematics and science. Eastern
PREP. school, 500 and home: commercial. Eastern
business college. 81 900 81. 500.
Call. write. HAPGOoDS. sU Broadway.
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AGENT wanted for this territory; SO per day and
more easily made By good hustiers: my sterooscope
outnts, Trips Around the World. retail for s.. sold
BY agent ~ Mo: agents make 81 on every sale,
sample Get sent on receipt of 80 cents: money re-
funded II not satisfactory: state territory wanted.
Address steroosoope Department. Dcsk 20. KAwlN
ACCOMPANY. Arr Publishers. 2so Fifth av.. Chicago.
COME SoUrH-poauons In every nAe: salaries
40 70 400 month: demand for help greater than the
paItlculArs- NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT ASSo.
ciArIoN, Century Bldg, Atlanta, Ca.
COMMERCIAL Statesmen wanting something
new. easy very profitable. choice territory. address
III.
EXPERIENCED stock clerk wanted IN foreign
wooiien dept: good salary paid references required
Address A.. B., boz Ill Sun office.
SALESMAN for New York; experienced travelling
man preferred; line staple for &c aeral trade. position
psrmAnsnt; - weekly advsnce with GERMS
IN handling customers In local territory from once
In your. city. A largr ircor.e assured. We WI
Five tun and complete distractions %rel,tive 70 ogr
successfui methods. VIII require integrity. hnne,E,
and wnlingness 70 push : naylng bushes; S ",5
Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
wANrED-rsss and most profitable regular or
side line on sarth for al elasses OF retailers, leaihsI
case with sampIes weighing 9 pounds; straight cor.
mtssion: give preeent and prsvtous unes AND tsts'
TORY covered. Ki1No. ieS handoiph. Chicago
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have ready cash to purchase
one or more tracts Of Acreage in
Queens or Nassau counties availa-
bic for development; must be rear
transportation; give full description,
lowest price and particulars Of mort.
cages to secure attention.; must be
good land, at q bargain.
NJ. MAcMoRRAN. 90 Ann st.. Newark. NJ
Bargain, seven acres: beautiful pine and
able TOT raising poultry, fruit and vegetables, or
suoolvldc: ten minutes from Patchogue depot.
schools and stores; 81 $50: 500 cash.
j.. b. SWEZEY Patchogue, L. I.
-
NEW, comfortable: four. six ana seven room
houses; water view: near depot. Box ie6. Green.
lawn, L. J.
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BUSINESS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO travel: two or three
week stands, must be good case Aker. salary and
per cent: state age, experience, where registered. &C.:
II addicted 10 drink or narcotics don't answer. Ad-
dress h. h. GLADDING. Oswego, N. Y. General
Delivery.
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AsroR cur FOR scaooNEas


The Kings cup. will be raced for next
Saturday, giving the yachtsmen aday's rest
after the races for the Aston cups. This
trophy was presented Co the New York
Yacht Club by King Edward VII. last year
and has been raced for once. Last year
over thes Hen and Chickens and Vineyard
Sound lightship course the Effort defeated
the Queen by o seconds in a strong wind.
The race was a remarkable one and both
yachts made very fast ZINE over the course.
When the cup was accepted by the club
II agreed 10 the conditions as framed
by the King that the race should be open to
oil yachts whelher enrolled in the New
York Yacht Club or some other club. The
Amorita, owned by Richard Mansfield,
started last year, and that was the first
regatta in which an outside boat competed
for a New York Yacht Club prize.
~Schooners, yawls and sloops sail in one
s.lss. Schooners must not be less than
Il feet on the water line. and sloops and
ys Wis must not he less than 30 feet. The
ra's,s Hce sailed without time limit and with
IT.! line allowance, according TO the rules
OF tire New York Yacht Club. The name Of
t.. -!9!.;.irg yacht is inscribed on the trophy,
Nhich Is TO be held Rcrpetually by the New
York Yacht Club. and tho owner Of the
winning yacht receives a prize from the club
20 commemorate the victory. Last year
+. NJ, Smith. the owner Of the Effort, received
u Ie,'Hri II the big cup.
When racing IN mixed class9s schooners
arr i~i"d Tor time allowance at rs per cent.
of their fun ratYlR. yawls NJ 03 per cent.
aud sloOps at their full rating.
There are four courses, any one of which
may be selected by the committee. and
either course may be sailed in the reversed
direction II the wind favors hat way.
Two Of the courses are those over which
tho A.tor cup races are failed. The other
two are triangular. One. Course 5. Is $50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

AMgR boy. ~, now bcokkseper In baak,
suncbfnce.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
AGENTS

AGENTS MANUFACTURING substitute fol
slot machines; patented; sells on sight for 81. Par,
ticulars GISHA CO., Anderson. Ind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
STOCKS ABOVE
PAR ON LoNDoN's 'cHANGE
by Associated Press.

LONDON. Oct. S1.-The rate of discount for
ithe Bank of England raised today from
/4H to b1k per cent. The increase had been re-
garded as a forePone conclusion, inroads hav-
ing been made upon the Bank of England
stock of gold by the demand from America
Imperial Bank of Germany Since last Thurs
day the United States has secured about
e3, ,25O, 900 in gold from the Bank of England,
and open market and bank reserves ha,N been
reduced slightly below s2l500,OOO, which. how
ever, was E2,500 900 higher than at this time
last year when the bank rate was per cent.
II was hoped early in the month that the
Bank OF England might finish the year without
increasing the rate. but the financial furry
in America upset their calculations and caused
unwelcome pressure here, necessitating pro-
tectiye measures. Apart from the American
demands, the Egyptian requirement for the
movement of huge cotton crops of that coun-
try have yet to be satisfied, and money is
wanted in Brazil and Germany.
Should London require assistance 1t seems
to be agreed that Paris will help to the extent
OF 60 0O0O 900 in gold in exchange for sterling
bills this being similar to the transaction of
last year. when the American demand for
gold was SO keen This friendly disposition
The part of the Bank OF France and the fact
that the United States this year afforded much
help to the American market during the strain
probably kept the Bank of England authori-
ties from raising the discount rate to per
cent
= rhe announcement of the higher bank rate
nut an end to thu suspension which has been
hanging over the stock exchange for some
days and was the signal for a general i'm
provement Americans at noon stood to 6
points above yesterdays closing prices this
Pacific and ST. Paul led the rally.
Copper in good demand.
The monetary outlook. was more satisfactory
than for some time pasta
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
Bv Associated Press.

SAN PEDRO, Oct, 31.-The steamer Signal,
Capt Soars has finished discharging a lumber
cargo and is ready for sea, but is delayed
awaiting a shipment of coal the steamer
Norwood Capt. Sorensen, due tomorrow morn
Ing from Grays Harbor via San Francisco. The
coal supply Is reported short south OF San
Francisco.
arrived eighteen days from Tacoma and is
discharging 100000 feet OF lumber for the Dent
& Russell Lumber company at the National
wharf.
The steamer Santa Barbara. Capt. zaddart,
completed the discharge of a lumber cargo
and cleared today for San Francisco with
freight and passengers. The Santa Barbara
will reload at Aberdeen.
The freight steamer Coos Bay, Capt Nichol-
son. arrived today from San francisco and
way ports with cargo consigned to the Pa
cifc Coast Steamship company. The Coos
Bay will clear return trip tomorrow.
The North Pacific Steamship companys s
steam ship Roanoke, Capt. Dunham, cleared on
her regular schedule today for Portland via
San Francisco and Eureka with a large pas
senger and freight list.
George w. Elder Is due Monday.
After having discharged part cargo Of
lumber at this port the steamer Yosemite,
Capt Rervick. cleared for Redondo where the
remainder will be discharged.
The steamer Nome City. Capt. Hansen, is
due to arrive tonight from Seattle via San
Francisco, bringing $4,000 feet OF lumber.
The steamer Cascade, Capt. Asplund, from
dondo and arrived here tonight with $40 ,00o feet
OF mining tmbers consigned to the San Pedro,
Los Angeles & salt Lake railroad
The steamer Helen T.. Drew, Capt, Gunder
SON bound nortm San Diego for Greenwood,
called for oil and proceeded.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct s1-Flour, family
extras, S. 6OQ61o; bakers, 5.6OQ6O5; Oregon and
.s5; milling S17OQ1 rs; feed barley. 155D1. 60
chevaler. $1.65Q1.75; red oats si.60@2.o0; white,
s1.7O@1.75; black. 275Q429O; middlings, $50 Oog
S2 2.O0 oatmeal, $40; oat groats, s4.sO; rolled
cats, s6OOQ725; wheat hay $17.0o922.0O wheat
and oats s12.oO@l7. oO wild oat, $40. Ooa13. so;
tame oat. S11O0@16.50; alfalfa s9.00@13. 80;
straw, 45QS5c; pink beans, sSS0@S40; lima.
Sc. 5.25@54 4O small white, s3.4O@3.6O; large white,
SO 20Q34 &c; Early Rose potatoes, 9OcQ$1.1O;
river Eurtsnks, S5c@S1.1O; Salinas Burbanks,
81 .5O@1. 60; Merced sweets, s1.25@1.5O fancy on
ions. $3.50; common, $500; string beans, 11sQ4c;
egg plant. 6cIS5c; green peppers, 6O9S5c; to-
matoes, 5tdS5c; summer squash, SlOOQl. 20;
garlic. 5@7c; cucumbers, 90cDs10O.
Recelpts-Flour. 4110; wheat, So; barley. 6S
21O, oats. 2197; beans, S241; potatoes, 2016; on
ions. $50; bran. 1872; middlings, $50; hay. BIZ;
hops, 15 hides, 1877; wine, 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
QUOTATIONS ARE
VERY VARIABLE
GRAPE CROP REPORTED in BAD
CONDITION
Butter Is offered on Exchange Two
and one-HaIf Cents Below
Price of Preceding
Day

Prices are very variable quantity these
days. The range IL very wide, depending upon
the quality OF the goods. This Of course Is
always more or less the case, but Just now It
is marked on account of the condition result
ant from the weather Peaches are case In
point. They can be bought for 81, even less
up to S1.75, Grapes run even WIDER gamut
Relative to the latter, 1obber mas JUST
returned from the Upland district and reports
that the crop is more than half destroyed
The growers who had trimmed their vines
we'll up from the ground have lost very little
of the fruit but not many have done this
One man who had 100 acres in good condition
efore the recen. rains will not be able TO
market over 40 boxes. Raisins Will probably
reflect the damage in high prices.
The new crop of Yuma oranges Is selling AT
&c. co. 1t looks as if Los Angeles may have
to pay higher prices for Yuma products as
that section is active at present In organizing
selling associations.
A good grade of strawberries was displayed
yesterday and brought high prices.
A larger supply of lemons than usual was
to be seen. Demand was fair.
Butter was weaker by 2h cents, and the pre-
diction of a marked decline seems to be in way
of fulflment. Two pound rolls of creamery
extras were offered on exchange at 72h cents.
Egg prices remained steady.
The potato market was improved and gave
no Indication OF change. Receipts have been
too large and demand only fair, the latter no
doubt traceable in part to the grade offered.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-Fancy apples,
s15O; common. SOC; strawberries. 50. OOglo. 90;
huckleberries 7a9c; cranberries, sS5O99.00;
Isabella grapes 75c@$1.0O; muscats, 6Oqs5c;
common pears, 75c; fancy, $500; pomegranates,
50@90c; persimmons 75c@s1.O0; quinces, s0c@
81. .OO; navel oranges. s35OQ4.0O; Valencias Ss.5
GD45O; Mexican lines, s5.0O@6.0O; common Cali
fornia lemons, S1.25; fancy. $500; watermelonA
81. 1.25@2.25; nutmegs, 75c@$1o0; bananas, $1,000
2.OO pineapples, s20o@3.0O; Smyrna figs, 4oQ75c.
Dried Fruit Prices
NEW YORK, Oct 31.-The market for evap-
GRATED apples is unsteady but there is activity
in futures.
Peaches are steady on moderate demand.
Apricots and prtInes are unchanged
Raisins from California are arriving slowly,
but the market is easy in tone, with loose
Muscatels quoted at SA@1oc; seeded, 7%Q
12Ac; London layers, s1.7501.S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Oct 3i-Cattle-Recepts 10000;
steady; beeves. sS5O97.OO; cows, s155G49o;
calves, 81. 5O@7.0O; Texans, 49, 4oq42O; westerns,
Sc. 5O stockers and feeders, $240@450.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady to 1Oc
higher; light $5.7O@6.25; mixed, s55o@6 40;
heavy, $5. 35Q6, Co. rough s5.OOq5.55; pigs $500
5.65; bulk of sales s5. 6595.S5.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900; market steady
to strong; native, s25O@5.25; western So. 50@
5.15a yesrlings, s5OO95.75; lambs, s4.25a67 75;
western, S4.25Q6.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

8 Shipments of oranges and LEM
O Ons from Los Angeles Tuesday,
o October 20, reported by the Cali
o fOrnin Fruit Growers exchange, (
8 were carloads of lemons. {
8 Total to date there were shipped (
8 27,472 carloads, of which 340O were
o lemons.
@ Last season to date there were (
o shipped 25,044 carloads, of which
o 1904 were lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
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Cotton and Wool
nv A.snciated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. sl.-Wooi steady Territory
and western. 9S@25c; fine medium, 2Oq22c;
fine. 17aisc: combing and clothing, 235s@25c;
light fne, saQ221c: heavy fine. 17Wisc; tub
washed. 2Sa1S6c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81 -cotton--Spot closed
l6 points higher; good business done. Amer
lean, mfddling. 6.0sc.
NEW york. Get si.Acottou-spot closed
steady MiddiIng uplands 1O9Oc middling
gulf u15c. saicy 6ScS bales.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Metal Market
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. S1-The London market
for tin was e. lower, with spot quoted at
e14e and futures at e147 IS. Locally the
market. with spot closing at ESQ and futures
@S2.26
Copper had a strong advance in the English
market with sp otcosing at e66 and futures
at s6S 5s. Locally the market was steady
and without change.
Lead was unchanged both in New York and
London, being quoted at Els In London.
Speiter was unchanged locally, but slightly
higher in London. with spot at R22.
Iron was lower in England. with standard
quoted at sis and CLEVELAND warrants at 0ls
Cd. Locally there was no change
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Financial Record

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Money on call in
strong demand, 3@25 per cent; ruling rate. 2
per cent; closing bid, per cent; offered at 3.
Time loans nominal; sixty days. 1O@15 per cent;
30 days, IL per cent; six months offered at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper nominally
a. 71s410 per cent; sterling exchange, frmer
With actual business in bankers bills at S4Si50
al .845S; bar silver. 69%c; Mexican dollars,
46Sc; government bonds, firm; railroad bonds,
irregular
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Butter Euos and Cheese

SAN FRANcIsco. Oct Butter-Fancy
creamery SOC; seconds. 2ec; fancy dairy, &c;
dairy, 25c
Cheese-New. 169i6lkc; eastern. 1si6c; Young
America, l6lsGl7itc
22624c.
CHICAGO, Oct. &-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was easy Creamerios,
2i624Mc; dairles, 20n2sc.
Eggs steady at mark cases included, 17h
@20ssc: hrsts, 2lc prime frsts, 24c.
fCheese-Weak. 1SQ13Ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-01
Retail Prices
san Francisco Shipping
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct si.-Arrived Steam
er f. A. Rilburn San Pedro; steamer Santa
Monics, San Pedro; steamer James S. Hig-
gins San Pedro: steamer Santa Rosa. San
Diego.
Sailed: steamer Queen. San Diego; steamer
Samoa San Pedro