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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
NO CAUSE ToR worry.
Lady Didn't Mean 10 Lose splendid
Girl" for Trlvislity.

At meeting Of q womans club IN
an eastern city the members dis.
cusscd the problem Of securing and 70.
tanning good housemaida After the
session one Of them told another mem
bsr that abe had 4 splendid girl.
and then lin strict confidence. OF
ouufscl. narrated the following In.
cidcnt!
She had attended a meeting Of the
club the previous week. and upon re-
turning home earlier than expected
entered the house by means Of 4
aichkcy. Going upstairs quietly she
uAs surprised. on suddenly opening Z
door. At seeing her husband In the act
Of kissing the splendid girl" Naiur
ally there was surprise all around. bui
Without saying a word thu clubWo
man returned TO the lower part of the
house In a short time down cam'
the maid ArrAyed Tor departure
What IL the matter. Annio'" asked
the mistress Of the house Why are
you going at this timel"
Well" replied the maid. after vha
you have ius, seen don't think yo'
want me 10 stay here any longer"
Don't 10, that worry yow Annie
90 upstairs and take on your things
n two Of us cannot satisfy HIS pro
pensl,y for Kissing shall get an
other servant 90 assist us"
And that IL one womans way o
Keeping a splendid girl" A. Der maid
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DAYS or MALE oANolGs.
Feminine Display ou,dOne BY Duke o.
Buckingham.

Until the last century, In variety
and marnlhccncc. the human male
followed the rule ot the lower animals
that the male shall predominant 10
hrIUlaucc No woman has ever ruled
thuulh pure modishucss, there
has never been a feminine counter
mart .of Reau Rrummel AT varieties
of exquisite are male whether dandy
maramnl or bcau-and not because
the, are exceptions To- a roncrh rule
az sobricty. but because Of a superior
originality and more torcible and dis
tinruished expression.
In the point Of eXiravaganoe there
never has been until the last cen
mryl any difference between male
and female costume The duke Of
buckingham took % suits " clothes
10 Paris In 1895. one Of white uncut
yolyo, set all over with diamonds
worth citOOO. lie. alss wore a dia
mopdcd feather and diamond bul'on'
ana earrings A curious fashion To-
mon prcyallcd IN 1879 ct ornamcnunI
Inc ear with strings II black voNe
lhhon. also Of placIng a rose behln'
10 ear
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e.ooar'. Ready Explanation.

Eugene Higgins AZ a dinner on his
Yacht varuna described winter he
had spent at Nice.
But the Nice befgars'" he said.
laughing The splendid. sundrenched
Promenade des AnElais. with It's ivory
white villas on one side and the blue
Mediterranean on the other, IL always
haunted with these beggars. One OF
them acoosted me one morning a.
came out Of the cercle Mediteranee'
the fashionable French club.
Monsieur he said. one little sou,
for the love Of heaven. Ny poor wife
4 starving.
Why. look here, said !. only last
week ! gave you some money 10 bury
your wife and now you tell me she II
starving. How can that be-
But. monsieur said the oeggar
I have a new wife now.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
oIssusdlnV . Tsmp,er.

4 pompous Chicago merchant. AFRO
rantly carrying the signs 81 his pros
prriiy about him. accosted an ae'
auaintance Of bis Who conducts a sue
oessful rescue mission. and said:
James. I'd like TO attend one OF
your meetings"
Certainly" reioined the minister,
"bu, leave your watch and diamonds
with the hotel clerk"
What" asked the merchant In as
constituent ARE no, the men OF your
mission converted thieves"
True" answered the mission lead
or. softly. but. George, you look SC
easy and wholesome. Really. ! don't
want my men to regret that theJ
promised me never TO steal again"
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SIGN WELL PAID FOR.
One Thousand Dollars a Word Tor
Railroad Crossing Warning.

A. the Franklin Inn. literary club
Of Philadelphia. a young poet. licking
his lips. said that Conan Doyle was
paid one dollar a word.
That is nothing" said one OF the
Reading railroad advertising men. Il
now Of a case where a man was paid
1000 a word. our line used TO
ave at is grade crossings a very
long and complicated sign that began:
Beware OF the engine and cars, and
then this sign went on with a lot OF
injunctions and warnings that would
have taken ave minutes to read. In
q number Of accident cases the claim
ants for damages declared that OUT
long signs were not clear warnings
Therefore the line decided at last 70
get a new grade crossing sign. ant
Judge PaIson was engaged TO write
one.
The sign that Judge PaNson wrote
cost 1900 a word. but II was
classic. Il remains classic, II hal
been copied everywhere. II is Al
well known among us as Father,
cannot tell lie. or England eNpect
every man 70 do his duty"
But what was the signi" the poe
asked. impationtly.
The sign that cost $1,000 a word
or $1,000 In all. said the railroa
man. was the famous Railroa
crosslng-stop, look and listen.
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WAY TO TELL A DIAMOND.
Useful Hint for Lovers Of These Beau
tlful Stones.

The jeweler made a small dot. like
period, on q piece Of white paper
with a lead pencil. Then he held a
large diamond over the dot
Look through this" he said
Through the diamond the dot looked
precisely the same az before.
Now look through this. he said,
taking up another stone
Through the second stone the DOT
was transformed TO three dots.
There" the jeweler said, is an
easy way for the average man TO tell
a real diamond from an imitation. A
dot on a piece Of paper, looked at
through a real diamond. Is the same
a. before: but looked AZ through a
fake. II shows double or triple. or II
appears blurred. scattered
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Pat, Prlt, Gnort

Au American VISITING Dublin told
rum, startling stories about The
i.eht oi some Of the New forA
'Hi.nrs An lrishman who was hs
'Hur stood n as long a. he could,
arI then Qusried
We haven't seen our newest hotel
Rave Frr"
Ihy American thourht not
We'll" said the irishman, Its a
aH that We had TO put the two ioI
stories on hinges
What forg asked the American.
So We could let en- down I'LL The
uuun went by" said Pat
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unfortunate Mistake.

Collin Butler was an old colorcd
ditch digger on the farm OF a well.
known land owner In Virginia One
morning. after having been at work
only a few hours. Collins was seen
approaching the farmhouse with un
usual rapidity. and with a peculiar
linn to his usually dragging gait
with a moan and a sob he n
claimcd "Ior'. massal fought see
dc blgges, turkle haid ever did SO
bcio' in my life. wiggllng FRO de mud
an took de spade an whacked dat
hald. an l done cut on nah biz
toe"
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Tn. Rsre,, AUTOGRAPH.

Shakespeare autograph IL the
rarrst." said the dealer There are
only seven In existence. and three
OF these are doubtful
The best ls In the British museum
IN a translation Of MontaiEnc. Il cost
$4,000. and would sell readily TOT
$4,000 The two next best are ia
conycyanccs Of property. Three are
IN shakcspoaro's will. but two 81
these are doubtful. and there is {
doubtful one In the folio edition d
his plays"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-01-11
pslz1 MONEY NEVER CLAIMED.
Erish Admiralty Has Sums on Rand
'or Destroying Slave ships

The days when prIIe money Was
.ooEod uIon 10 The navy as an ordi'
nary source 81 ihooa, are recalled by
. notification from the British ad.
miralty uf money vai'inE to le claimed
the proceeds II bountic. for Do, DE-
struc'ion Of pirates aud of the sale u
slave ships
There IL a sum Of $4,000 from the
sale Of shaving vessels captured In the
COS awaiting claimants. also a goodly
amount Of naval prife money aud
bounty for the destruction Of pirates
which nobody applies tor.
some OF those 10 whom money u
due are. no doubt still alive, but II
they are dead they probably LETT de
sccndanis Who n the names were ad
ycr,lsed would he ior,hcoming TO sub
stantlate their claims
A. II IL. there 10 little demand to'
the money In hand. During ~ month";
dealt with In the statement ISSUED
from whitehall under $40 have beer
raid out Court Journal
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Il have here a letter from a man
saving that he was anxious to be loved
without hls swcctheart's being lniu
encei by any knowledge Of his clrcum.
stances. good or bad"
"wellw
$50 he wrote me an anonymous let
ter. asking me 10 marry him"
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Constipation

natrd sut,t Arrlss. With some people. trins
prumr rlsi Scr ConaiIstiun. With oihct,
earse alluhsat hyad vii have he sane eject
Katufc undoubtedly has a vvg'iaole rymody TO
rsllsvc even allmtni known 60 man. y physicians
e. bui dnd Namrr's uay 10 htaih. And ms
grikins'y tue With ryrard 10 C0nsiilauon.
ne tafk Of . 81 rain tftc On oi'.iuiu.a-Cas
oara saFuaiA-ufrFa mot sHoliisut AID 90 thit
s1d. nui. confined with fryttian s,una. sip
sfy Tlm iatt solid Estud II irlugi &c thh
sAns Cat,an taft it EivJn hs rfvatUsi roti.tls
power % tOrrpCi constipation. ioOihsons
candy natlst called tax.stS Is now made ~ TIE
NJ. show iaboratorics irum Ibis inscnuous and
most elective prvscTir,ioa. H. chec, On oonsti'
rouon. RIliousncs,. sour stomach, had hvath,
saliow Complexion, &c, IL indeed rromri aud
satisfying.
No rriplns. no unpleasant after Effects are ei.
porlcnocd. aud lAx.sts are pui up IN BEAUTIFUL
ithogmphed metal botss q, ; csnis and 2 evui,
pr hot
Tor something new, nioe, socuomioal and
snecsive VIZ . bon Of
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Eruaal soul.

vs0,or-i DO hope that poor Jack,
goIf brother. does not grieve too
ruJh at my having broken our en-
rar.mont feel sure he must be very
Unhappy What did he say DEAR
INr slsior-oh. b. said what a job
D lucky thing II was YOU broke u on
'h. week instead Of next A. u saved
.u fom LAYING 10 buy you a birth
la trcscnt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Pacific Coast Trade
~ Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Beans =
Pink, $24O@2,6O; lima, $4,15@4.25;
large white, $2.50@2.70.
Potatoes-Early Rose, $1.60 0D1.75;
Oregon Burbanks, $225@2.50; Merced
sweets, $4.OO&4.5O.
Onions@Fancy, $500.
Various--Green peas, 2@3c; green
peppers, 25@30c; tomatoes, 4@10c; as
paragus 6@1Oc; rhubarb, soc a S1.00;
garlic, S@4c; cucunrbers, $1.25@1.75;
Mexican tomatoes, $1.25@175; mush-
Fiour-Family extras $4.S5@5sO;
bakers extras, S4.60@4,SO; Oregon and
Washington, $3:75 % 4.5O.
Wheat.shippIng. $1sO@1.S5; mill
BaTiey@Feed, iiy : e "a. $i.2O@1.28&; brewing,
$1:2s @1,2sh; cheyailer. Si,$5. ~"
Oats-Red. $1.SOQ1.75; white, $1.6OQ
1.65; black, $1.85@2.25.
Misunderstanding $4,000 5000;
mixed feed $1,000 a 25.OO; rolled barley,
$24.00@25,O0; oatmeal. $40; oat groats,
$3.50; rolled oats, $6.00@7.25.
Eay-Wheat, $1S.00@ $500; wheat and
oat. $11.OOQ2t.OO; oat, wild, $9,50@
1850; oat tame, $11.OO@19OO; alfalfa,
$S.00M11.50 straw, 45075c.
Receipts-Flour, 12,O62 wheat, 1880;
barley 1870; oats, S25; corn, 222 pota-
toes. 6605; onions. 300; bran, 100; mid
dlings' 7S2 hay, $50; hides, 914; Wine
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
WEEK
COMES TO AN END
SOCIOLOGY CLASS CONCLUDES
WITH BANQUET
Prominent Men and Women Speak to
College Students on Interesting
Topies--Dana Bartlett Re-
Iates Experiences

The week of sociological study con-
Quoted under the charge of Rev Dana
w. Bartlett for students of the u. S.
c., Occidental and Pomona colleges
was practically closed last night with
college banquet which was held at
the Bethlehem house No. / on Bignes
street. About sixty young people sat
down to the festive board and enjoyed
the addresses and stunts" of the
evening. DR.. John Willis Baer, presi-
dent of Occidental; DIR. Hoose, profess
sor Of philosophy OF the u. S. c.; Dr.
Sumner OF the sociological department
of Pomona, and Dr. Denniston. in
charge OF the same work at the u. s.
c., were guests OF honor
DR.. Baer made an address, emphasize
ing the use OF knowledge, and during
his remarks said that he would be
thoroughly ashamed OF man who
obtained knowledge and facts and
failed TO act on them
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett spoke OF his early
work and told OF his experiences In
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
BACKUS APPOINTS
HELLMAN'S SUCCESSOR

Inspector of Buildings j. j. Backua
yesterday named Raymond G.. Osborne
inspector of reinforced concrete con-
struction, succeeding Irving Hellman,
resigned.
Mr.. Osborne passed the highest ex-
ANIMATION in the civil service test. He
is a Stanford graduate and has made
a speciality of cement work and con-
struction since taking the engineering
course.
The position pays $3.50 a month.
Mr.. Osborne has had experience with
both the city and county. For the
former he acted as Inspector OF con-
crete construction during tEe absence
OF Mr., Hellman last year and for the
county Mr.. Osborne superintendeG ce-
ment work in county bridges. For
some time he has been engaged by
prominent local architects and engineers
in cement testing and similar special
work.
The inspector is the son OF II. z.
Osborne Of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
VALUES ADVANCE
IN WALL STREET
REIMBURSEMENT OF THE PRICE
LEVEL
Collapse Of High Money Rates Clears
Up one Of the Darkest Clouds on
Financial Horizon-Gains
in Copper
BY Assoolated Press.


NEW YORK, April 4-There was a
general expansion of the volume Of
transactions In today's rising stock mar
ket over the halting. and hesitating. mar
Fet OF yesterday. The market still pre-
served its professional appearance, how
ever, and the movement was regarded
rather as a readjustment of the price
level to the changed conditions in the
money market than as response to any
actual large absorption of securities. The
readjustment In values was quite radical
and sudden.
Other factors were given a nominal in
fiuence in the days market but there can
be no doubt that changed conditions Of
the money prospect lay at the root OF the
more cheerful sentiment expressed by the
rise in prices. Today the call loan rate
did not rise above 21a per cent compared
with maximum rate of 3A per cent yes
terday.
The movement of the International ex-
change Is significant of the change In
conditions. Now with the quarterly set
Elements concluded and the expected re-
taxation in foreign money markets, New
York Is without urgent necessity to draw
on Europe. London has removed obsta-
cles to an outgo of gold, the price of the
metal declining in that market and a
sharp fall in the open discount rate open,
ing the way for New York to secure gold
II desired.
The rapid fall in our own money rates
meanwhile has run up the sterling eX11
offers no profit. The collapse In money
rates clears up one of the darkest clouds
on the financial horizon and is of vast
sentimental influence in disposing OF the
depression recently hanging over the Sc
curities market
Large Importance was attached in the
days speculation to the reports from
Chicago that a settlement was tmminent
Of the wage dispute qf the western rail-
roads Southern Pacific's very. strong
showing of net earnings for FEBRUARY
helped that stock and Union, PACING as
we'll and this had a sympathetiC effect
or the whole market. A rebound in the
London copper market was ,favoring IN
cident of the day. The late market
showed the usual effect of proht taxing
on SO considerable a days rise but the
gains were quite we'll maintained.
The bond market was active and very
strong in response to the decline IN the
money rates. $4,000
Total sales. par value. s3,355,0o0.
Government bonds were unchanged on
call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

O Shipments Of oranges ana lem Q
8 onS from Los Angeles Tuesday, g
o April ?, reported by the CaIifor- g
@ mia Fruit Growers exchange, were 9
o 1s1 carloads OF oranges and z care Q
o loads Of lemons. q
O Total to date there were shipped g
@ 12,524 carloads, of which 1905 were e
@ lemons. g
q Last season 20 date there were g
@ shipped 14,104 carloads, of which e
@ 1903 were lemons. G
o @ @ %@@%%%@ @ o 100000 g
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Financial Record

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Money on call,
easy, 215@9 per cent; ruling rate and clos
ing bids, "a per cent; offered at 2h per
cent. Time loans, very easy; 60 days, Az
@5 per cent; 80 days, 5 per cent; six
months. 5@5A per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 6Q61a per cent Sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers bills
at 81. S770Q4.S775 for demand and at $4.SQl0
q4.SO75 for 60 day bills. Posted rates, $4;Sl
$4.S03s0D4S01A Bar silver, 64Bc. Mexican
dollars 494c. Government bonds, steady;
railroad bonds steady
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
y EE55{SI51 43
E

entering the social work twenty-five
years ago in the lowest slums of st.
Louis, and spoken of the necessity of
spiritualizing the social movement
work.
Warren C. Eberle acted as toast
master. Percy Barnhart of the u. S.
c. recited "The Charge of the Light
Brigade" which was illustrated by
Ben Scott of the university and which
created much amusement. Fred Beach
of Pomona gave guitar solo and
Ernest Bent of Pomona gave a parody
on Home Sweet Home"
Mrs. WilIoughby Rodman Speaks
Yesterday morning the young people
were addressed at o'clock by Mrs
Willoughby Rodman on 1.-THE Work of
the Civic Association" who explained
the crusade against bill boards and
child labor Following this the young
people went TO the hills of Elysian
park, where DIR. w. A. Lamb spoke of
plans for beautifying the city and of
the natural resources of the city and
the climatic conditions which tend for
the city beautiful.
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett also made en- ad-
dress, in which he spoke of the va
rious specialties taken up in ciUe
betterment and urged the young pso-
pie to take up one line and become
authorities in it. Following this the
young people visited the coffee club
at Bethlehem No. 2, corner Railroad
and Main streets, where luncheon was
served.
In the afternoon Mr.. Mead spoke Of
the Gothenburg system, and the young
men visited the city Jail while the
young women attended several cases
in the juvenile court.
This morning at $3.50 O'clock a visit
will be made to Sonoratown. and at
8 O'Clock DR., Titan ]. Coffey will
speak ON the housing problem. Mrs.
Weston will speak of the work of the
district nurse and the week will form
ally close with a heart-to-heart talk
by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett with the stu
dents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
ORANGES At AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o BY Associated Press. @
o NEW YORK, April 4y-seven- @
O teen carloads of California or q
o anges sold here at auction today @
o Mt the following prices per box for @
O regular sizesi @
o Extra fancy navels, S2.2O TO @
@ sl.4OJ average, $40. @
@ Fancy naVels, $500 10 s4OOj Q
@ average, s2.05. @
% Extra choice nnveIs, st.s5 TO @
q S4OO; average, S2.75. g
% Choice navels, $3.50 10 S30Oj g
% average, S2.45. g
o Fruit in fair to good condition. Z"
% weather clear and favorable. g
o Eight cars will sell later. g
O % % @ y @ @ @ @ o. O. g 90 @ g o g @ q
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Dried FruiG Prices
By Associated Press.

NEW YORh, April 4.-The market for
evaporated apples continues very quiet;
fancy are quoted at SIC; choice, &c; prime,
6A@6ssc poor to fair, 51s@0Ac.
Prunes are shade easier in tone on re-
ports that crop damage reports have been
exaggerated. Spot quotations still range
from SQ13c for California fruit and from
5M@D10c for Oergon.
There is no pressure to sell apricots and
while the demand is light prices hold firm.
Choice are quoted at 1Sc; extra choice,
1S12@19c; fancy, 19@20c.
Peaches are quiet with choice quoted at
1l@111sc extra choice, 12q12Ac; fancy, 121s
@13c; extra fancy, 13Q15c
Raisins are firm, both on the coast and
in the local market. Loose muscatels are
quoted at S%@10c; seeded raisins, 7Ad11c;
London layers, $l.50D1.60.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Chicago Livestock
By AssocIated Press

CHICAGO. April 4.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; market steady to a shade lower:
beeves s425q6.7O; cows and heifers. 81 SOG
5,4Oi calves, s5.OO@7OO; good to prime
steers, $5;50@6,7O; poor to medium, A,25Q
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market strong
light, s6.65@6.S71s; mixed, SC. 60Q6,9O; heavy,
%s,ss6g6sO; rough s9,55@s.sO pigs $1,000
sheep-Receipts 1900; market steady
natives, 81. 25q6.60 westerns, $42546 so;
yearllngs, s6,S0@740; lambs, $610QS15;
westerns, $6.250IS.20
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Retail Prices
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
ly Associated Press.

bY AooVIIdINW ITN73s
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Fancy
creamery butter, 2Sc; seconds zee; fancy
dairy, 271kc. Eastern cneese, 1715c; Young
America, 1iQlGkc, Ranch eggs, 2Sc store,
iSq20c,
CHICAGO. April 4.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady: cresmeries zeu29hc; daries. 206l
Pie Eggs steady at mark, cases included,
l5c; hrsts, l5c; prime hrsts, l55c. Cheese,
steady; l2hQl5Mc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Sugar and Coffee
BY Assooiated Press.

NEW YORK, April 4.--Raw sugar firm
fair refining, 3kc; centrifugal, 96 test, 3ssc ;
molasses sugar, 2Bc Refined, steady;
crushed, 5,4Oc; powdered, 4.s0c; granulated
4.70c
Coffee futures closed quiet at a net adj
vance of SOLO points; sales We're reported
of 1880 bags, Including April. $3.50; May,
S0a0sS; July SS SeSo sept SSS10gSsS S Dee
No. Santos, Sc; mliu, quiet; Cordoya 9Q
l21hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Cotton and Wool

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Spot cotton
closed quiet, points higher; middling up
lands, 1iOOc; do gulf 11.25e Futures
closed steady at a net advance OF yaS
points.
ST. LOUIS. April 4.-Wool dull; me-
27c; light fine, 2O6127c; heavy fine, 1GQiSci
tub washed, SO@3ic.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
OTHER DISTRICTS
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. April 4.-There was fur
ther decline in the London tin market
with spot closing at G1S1 5s and futures at
G179 los. Locally the market was about
10 points lower on the average at $99 .55d
1915.
Copper recovered about half of yester-
days loss in the London market with spot
closing at EOS 5s and futures at G96 IS.
Locally the market continued quiet with
quotations more or less nominal. Lake is
quoted at S24.50025 90; electrolytic, $24. 00n
"a 5O casting, $23 .00@23.50.
Lead was &2 Sd lower at s19 los in the
London market and was quoted at $1,000
6.25 locally
Speiter was 5s lower at e25 15s in Lon
don but remained dull and unchanged at
Sc. 75d6.S5 locally.
= Locally iron was reported unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Cereals Of the World
BY Associated Press.

By ASSOcIdted PTeSs.
LIVERPOOL. April 4.-Wheat, May, IS
4Ad; July, 6s I'd.
sAN FRANCISCO, April 4-wheat
quiet; May s1,321z; cash $1.35. Barley,
quiet; May, sl.21A bid; Dec, $119%; cash,
1.23$4. Corn, steady; large yellow, 1850
40.
NEW YORK, April 4-On reports of
rain in the southwest and more bearish
foreign news wheat was unsettled and
weaker today Final prices showed 5s6Slc
net loss. May, S41adS5 1S-16c; closed at
$3.50; July, S5A@S5%c, closed at S5Ac;
Sept. S5%@S5%c, closed at S59sc.
PORTLAND. Ore. April 4,-Wheat:
Club, '73c; blue stem. 75c; valley, zoe;
TACOMA, April 4.-Wheat. 1c higher
Blue stem, 74c; club, 72@73c; red, 70c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
San Francisco Shipping
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCAN April ARRIVED: !:
Steamer Yosemite San Pedro; steamer
Santa Rosa, San Diego; steamer Roa-
noke, San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamer State of California,
San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Political TermInoloay

"Why. that plank In the platform
sounds very well. but IL means a letting
down of the bars to the boys"
Ssh yes l know Il does, but 1t is
our only way OF landing. That's the
.gangplank,"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, April 4.-Bank clear
iDgs were S2,833, 244sl, against 81, ,7OS, ,496. %
for the corresponding day last year, an
increase of $624,74sO5. Following is com
parative statement.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.

EASSUCIdIBU
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Todays state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen.
eral fund shows: Available cash balance
S252, 10 $50; gold coin and bullion, $11, $780,
752; gold certificates, S70,613,640.