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The Washington times., 1907-03-26
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Good wagon for butter or coffet
business, also horse, $40 n. Liberty Market
Apply 6l6 Massachusetts ave. after p. IN.
mh-6-3t
The Washington times., 1907-03-26
For Sale-Farms.

/ FOR SALE acres. near OC0Quan Va s.
room residence and outbuildings: only 81. 200
2 acres. near DickersOn. Nd. 5-r0om house
horse wagon, COW, chickens, etc, $500. hall
cash
20 acres with S-TOOm house and outbulld.
i1gs; l6 miles from Washington; price s.. 500
free list OF 2J0 others. CENTRAL REAL. ES.
TATE BROKERS', room y, S02 F St
mh35-3t
The Washington times., 1907-03-26
Job Printing.

FOR SALE-50 visiting cards 2Jc: job print
ing Of all kinds MARYLAND PRINTING
OFFICE SIS Nd ave ne. I'd floor mh1-3Ot
The Washington times., 1907-03-26

LEFT To SELL. market laundry and DAYTON
wagons also harness and lot Of wagon
wheels HARNESS SHOP. 18th and II SITS
NV mh26-mo. "a. we-tf
The Washington times., 1907-03-26

Six rooms and bath rented for $3.50 Del
month Some Of the houses Of same character
20 mis- square rent Tor az high as So 3D.
Would make fine home or giIt-edged invest
meut.
The Washington times., 1907-03-26
Cleaning and Dyeing.

PHILIP LEDERER. 1911 H ST. NE; Phone
East 1888. Satisfactory work guaranteed
Our wagon calls for and delivers work eli
over the city. mhl-gJt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

Die grDbte Mrbeiterpereinigilng Der
Welt 1T ber rDeutfde Metauarbeiters
perbanb", au benz naa benz lebten
8eri9te unferes Ronfuls 8. 81. Buds
lin il. in @Iaundu in @a9{en Gnoe
1906 ni9t tpeniger als 3S5.O75 Mitz
glieoer gebDrten. Dapon tparen
1900 Grauen. Wdbrenb bes lebs
ten Sabres allein ftieg bic Mitglseber,
3abl nm 1888 unb tpdbrenb ber leb.
ten A Sabre um 2O6, 900. Mn Beis
trGeen fammefte bic Dereinisung i'm
Qaufe bes lebten Sdbres 1900, 900
Morf, glei1 81. 1880. 200. On l1nterz
iiiibungen in Rrdnfbeitsz un6 9obess
fanen, bei @treifs u. (. ip. ipuroen
ppn Der 6dupttdjfe dllein 1890, 900
Mdrf, glei9 ST., ,142,4OO dnsse3dblt,
abgefeben bon befonberen 11nteritiits
3ungen Der Ortsfdfen. Muber e..
800, 900 Maart. sleid $685., 400, Bel.
itsuer Der 9auptfaf1e aur Mufrehters
1dltung bon Gtreits iteuerten bic
OrtsfaFen n1ebr ols 100000 Mldrt.
gIei6 $166, 900, Bel, 10 oaB dlfo sic
&treits iiber $500, 900 Mdrt, cbsr
$838,OO0, ptr3ebrten. 9rnbben ifieg
0as adpitdl ber Nereinigllng lpGbz
renb beS fIebten ssabres bon $500, 600
Mari nber $595, 600, duf 2,6OO, 900
N2drf, nber $618, $50. 1tnb babel
HktQt bie W2ifdIik6eradhf bcrt Hdd Al,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

Ser enelif9e parlamentarier aeir
9arbin, ber our 3eit Bensalen unter
sem 8eiftanb Ser Better Der inoifhen
unabbdngisfeits 8enesuns bereift
uno iiberaq bon oen 9tnbus NIT 8e>
ssifferuns aufsencmmen lpirb, ertldrte
in mebreren Reben, bab ct Snbien fir
ebenio bere4tigt aur SelbItreeteruns
halte tpie Canada. gr tperoe Iein 8ez
ites thun,, I'M Snoien gu elmer &olonie
nit Selbftpertpaltuns au MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

Die enslifhen poit=@parbanten
baben 760 Mlillionen Dollars an Oez
pofiten, Die 10 Miuipnen ginlesern
gebDren: oas ldBt abnen, mas cine fol=
de- gtnriatuns bier beoeuten tpiirbe,
trenn Die gmpfeblung bes General
poftmeifters bonn &onsreb eebinist
tptrb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31
Hrr111iIlt)tes+

Der tiiralid perDffentIihte Subres<
bcriht Der enslif4en .gommiRipn IN
2unaeb" ldBt teinen 3Deifel barr
iiber, boB bic Geiitestrantleiten IN
Gnalanb in elmer febr bebentliben
Weife 5unebmen. ssSn England nno
Wales tit in Dem 8sridtsiabr 1906
eine 3unabme BON 2009 Jdllen Srrz
finn eesen oas @oriubr peraeihuet.
Die @efamnlt5abl Der in syrrenanital>
ten ltntergebradten @eiitestranfen
beaifferte iid in 1906 auf 123,988;
bas beibt nit anheren Worten, auf ie
282 8eipobner Gnslanbs tommt elm
@eiftestranfer. Gin bebsnfliher
Runft babel lit, bab bon ben 123,988
Srriinnigen liz, 1886 Mrme iinb, bic
rcm Staate erbalten iperben miiiTen.
Sn ben Grmeren Rreifen 5inb bic @ei=
ftestrantbeiten alfo piel 3ablrei9er.
Man oarf aber aus ben mitgetbeilten
3ahlen ben Shlub aieben, bab bic
8eidmmtaabl ber @eiitestranten ,peit
arrBer lit, ba Der tpsitaus 'erDbte
She'll bet in troblbabenbsn Ii. rciben
8reiien portommenben 6dlle pripatim
teEanbelt tpirb unb gar ni9t our Mn=
melbun9 tommt. Qlus Dem Beribt
gebt fpeiter herpor, baB bic 3abl Der
gctftesfranfen 0rauen bebeutenb gr6z
Ber 1T, als Die Der MGnner. ,sSn ben
eSrren=Mnitalten tpdren 66.812
Jrauen unb sits Mdnner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31


9ln oer GafultGt fir orientalii9e
Sbrahen in Berlin fouen brei por=
rebme Gbinefen ensasiert iperben, um
Die Sprade Der Manburtnen gu lebren.
Die 5erren aus benz Neide Ser Mitte
brauGen jeber Blob 1 Stunbe tdali6
gu le6ren, tppfiir ieber Elm Monotsse=
bait bon 1900 Marf, eleih 1857, be-
fommt. Sir biefe ansenebme 5tellen
bat oer @i5etOnis suan Sang bon
Sientiin Ole 9erren Wang, Gbiang
nnb Qiu ernannt uno Der hinefifhen
Resieruns borsef9lugen, ibnen sur
9eitreitung ibrer l1nfoften monatlid
2340 Marf, elei4 $557, aufommen at
lahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

SIT eine @erfddrfuns Der 5obes=
ftafe mDslid9 Ser franaOiifde Suitiaz
Mtnifter fast 70, uno er slaubt aud
oas Mittel baau sefunoen gu baben.
getne Bemiibunsen CUR Mb19affuns
Der Sobesitrafe gerabe ieBt nah ber
entfebliden @rmorouns Der fleinen
Wiarie grbelbing bur9 @oleilanb,
baben bic allerl9drfite Oppoiition
tpa9serufen, unb er periudt ibr gu
besesnen. Gr ertldrte besbaIb am
@9luB bic @riinbe fir bic Mbidafz
flung ber Sooesitrafe: Oie Strenge Der
@trafe fir ben @hulbisen gu milbern,
i'm @egentbeil, bie gtraFe ion cine
fhtpere, fiiblbare iein. nnb bas Mitz
tel ba5u 1T = bic Ginaelbaft. Der
neue Geiebenttpurf beftimmt nGmli9,
bab Die lebensIdnslide 6aft an @telle
ber Sobesftrafe treten ion. baB aber
ber@erurtbeilte suBeginn ieinerS Stra=
f. fe9sSabre in bie Ginaelaeue tommt,
Inb ipenn ct ii9 zines nenen Nerbrez
hens 5hulbtg naht, bas eine @trafe
bebinst, er lebensldnslid aur @insel=
5elIe berurtbeilt pir6.-gin berporraz
eenber 6ranaoie. Der iih fein Qeben
lang nit @efaneenen unb @efGngntiz
Ten abseseben. fpri9t unperbiiGlt bic
Mniiht aus, es lei bic 1edsiGhrige
Gin5elbaft cine WerihGrfuns Ser Soz
Mzftrafe. Mdre biefelbe aus3nbalten,
10 tpiirben mebr @efansene ibre 6aft=
seit in ber Gin3el5ene abbiiBen, als
oies geeenpGrtis Der Gall 1T, 10 aber
geniiaen IS 3ellengefGnsniFe Bel elmer
@efammtsabl Don $40 setpS6n1iden
@efGngniRen. Der ais Ja1mann au
betrddtenoe @etp6brsmann fagt, bic
fehsiGhride Ginaelbaft lei benz Braten
her 3un1 Epbe Nerurtheiltembei lang
ldmem Jeuer pergleihbar, es belize lie
furdtbaren Sorturen ausfeben, benen
fe-enbli9 erliegen niifen. M[Ie tpiirz
ben lie fterben, ebe bic feds Sabre Ginz
5elhaft I'm iinb. Na1 oeutfhem Meht
ipurbe friiber Ginaslbaft Biz gu fiinf
Sabren perb1ngt, aber man bat 6iefes
Gtrdfmdb duf brei Sabre berdboefebt,
unb felbft oies 3eitnaB gilt nod bielz
fad fiir AZ bod; ba5u tommt nod,
boB bic @trofDDlIi Iitreduna in Dentf9z
lanb lange lint> oie GGrte befiben
fou. iDie lie in ben 3ellensef6ngniftn
6rdntreihs iibliH 1T. Man tpirb irlz
ttr ben nniif6nben gefpannt fein. tpie
fiG DE Setter Der hundnen Mihtung
III 6rantreim 3u ber Neuerlra ifeuen
iuerben;; Db iie es fur ilitnfH HIimer ball
ten ben wl1rber blirn bos 6dubeil
aaif einHol 6om Qeben annl So6e 5us
brin1tis uber cb tie ieine lana fame
dofun9 0urgb idhrelon3e .tiifl6e
1ltaA iSxp<r n Aadlen kfilrlpps ssg..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

mn at feIt<n silpaS psriSlust
\ 1lla!l a. llr. llI ts hr,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-10-31

VSSUS9OkSS utjSuStOS }Sttk AOAkUSf ~
Gufgube gerent 5,i iperben.
Wern man erfGbrt, baB i'm boz
rigtn Sabre mebr -dls 3O8 Wdnipnen
1leijiifte I'm laroe fabri3irt ipnrben.
sber etipd bier auf ieoen Gintpobner, 70
bin 0dS ti1t eben biel trfmtinen; 0as
" fDmille,1 nod 4.316, 400 Tuafsoern,
bic benz f9reibenbep publifum oiens
len. ssSll bemfslbeh Sabre ipuroen
H76 Minionen Rn1pfe angefertigt,
,Oer etiud so diif ben Ropf oer NepDIs
!eruag: bic 66lfte .6oppl iuortn perlz
tnnttertn5pfe, un0 od5u tDn,mtn nod
B6O Mtllionell Rn1pft aus fiinffliAem
EIfe1bein. Sic dusf9Iiebli4 III gaeip
gprf fdbri3irt uerotn. Das Qnrb
prn0at5irte in Sabre 240 M9illionen
4a0eln ltnb 40 8illiDnen Gtednaoeln,
I5ae q eritaunli6e 1eai1e Dobsiie ipirfs
~ BE 0rage geredtfsriigt erf4eine1
tras gefdiebt MT uIlen Gtednaz
Mn 5n ST 5abrifqtion bon ssFeberrl
\. Mtkifkbsrn iint 81 NetrieSe t66tia
MI lineM RdpitdI bpll iiber Z MilIics
sst DolIar4 6ie 1851 qlrbeitet bt(6dfs
6sas le sllsopfs synbuftrie sd Qdns
ID spsi 7b 8etriebe dlif, III 6enen
8 III tDlen olIdr3 0ii1t Int fin0.
sIle aIt M i 81 " Dfn slIIb
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

Top, 390d400; Mohawk, 17Q171a Col. Noun
tain, 1OOq105; Jumbo, 4O5G415; Jumbo Ex.,
2556260; Vernal. 206D21; Pennsylvania, 3@
5; Goldfield Mining, 145@14S; Wendall, 4SGl
5O Booth, $685. Blue Bull, 20921; Silver
Pick, 14OQ145 May Queen, 20 bid; Nevada
Boy, 19M21; Black Butte Ex.. 12q13; Blue
Bell, 26@2S; Dixie, 1904; Goldfeld Column
014O; Conqueror, % bid Black Rock 9@
10; Lone Star. 33@35; G. Wonder, 6@7; Pot
ZACH, S1dS5; ORC, 50d51; Kendall Ex., 545;
Sandstorm EX., 9Q10; Mayne, 1908; At
lanta, S36S5 Great Bend, 11Nd112; Simmer
ore, % bid; Empire, 13q15; Red Top EX
B. B. Con-, 4S@5O; Goldfeld Daisy, Soo88
325; Laguna 155Q170; Commonwealth, 4G
asked; Com. Fraction, 55s@5& Ct. Bend
EX., 34635; CT. Bend Annex, 246125; Mill
town, 424i5; B. B. Bonanza, 12013; We
Wanos 17061S0; Esmerelda, 2S@3O; Port
land, 3O033; Crackerjack, 17@19; F. Mo
hawk, 81 bid: Red Hills 27q29; Mohawk
Lou Dillon, % asked; Yellow Tiger, 15Q16:
Grandma. 2S620; s. p. Ex., 7QS; Goldfieid
Con-, 969sa Diamondfield Triangle, 6lg
62 Daisy Ex. SAG; Mohawk Junior, S4l0
MANHATTAN Con, SOQ9O;
Manhattan Mining Co., 15416; G. Wedge,
Little joe sac; Crescent, ,11@12; Combi-
nation SOLO, Granny % asked; Mustang,
25@27 Little Grey, 45d5O Cowboy, 7gS;
Original Manhattan, 24626; Broncho, l6gp
III j. Jack, 20@29 Pine Nut, 2442o; Bur
falo, 7G8; Stray Dog. 4044; Yellow
Horse. 7d9; Standard 445.
OTHER DIsTRICTS.Fairvie%wW Silver
Nevada Hills. 1856 asked; Pittsburg Silver
Peak. 15OG1521A; North Star Wonder. SlQ
33 Nevada Hills Florence, IL bid; Alice
of Wonder, 1920
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
STOCK MARKET
AGAIN UNSTEADY
PRICE MOVEMENT KEPT THE
TRADERS GUESSING
Gold from South Africa Secured by
London-Rumors About Coming
Note lssues-Money
Remains Firm
py Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The dealings in
todays stock market appeared to be
largely professional in their origin. The
movement was hesitating and irregular in
the efforts of the professional traders to
grope for an effective leadership.
the incident that had most to do with
CurDing the demand which started early
prices upward was the character of the
selling in Amalgamated Copper and Ana
Conda. The traders turned to the short
side of the market or reduced long COM
mitments In response to this supposed ad-
mon!lion,
The market was also confronted with
the news that the Bank of England had
again secured all of the arrivals of South
African gold in London, thus belying the
the inward movement of gold would be-
gin this week. This represents the pro-
Gress Of efforts in the various financial
markets to work out the nice balance Of
their several needs with as little unset
tement as possible.
Sterling exchange in Paris rose vigor-
ously today, and this was attributed to
remittances from Paris to London in pay
nent of subscriptions to American rail-
load note issues. An accumulation OF
American credits in London Is thus going
cn and the absence of competition against
the Bank of England for the gold In Lon
don was again believed to be due to defer
ence of New York bankers to the needs
of the London market.
y
dealing with supposed coming note issues,
of which the extent and variety were said
to be great No authoritative announce
ments followed the rumors.
The compilation of national bank re-
turns to the comptroller, received from
Washington today, claimed the principal
interest on account of the increasing eX-
cess of the loan item over the individual
deposits. In fact, compared with the
previous statement of November II, there
has been a notable shrinkage in the de-
posit item of over $174, ,000 900, while
loans have expanded in the same time
S97, Do, ,333 and over January last year of
upward of $780,, ,000, 900. 1t is because of
this movement of the deposit item that
the banks, while showing a decline of
scme $6,000,0O0 since November in their
cash holdings, are able to report an In
crease in proportion of reserve to deposits
from POS per cent to u SO per cent
Money was firm today, both for call and
time loans, partly on account of the fall
ure to engage any gold in London for
New York The prospect of the early re-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
ioldheld dlstrict.)
n Hnr,A n-o,
(Searchlight district
Nevada Mining Stocks
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S-Following
are quotations today:
,ToNoPAAH-Tonopah Nevada, 16 bid;
l5o@l52i Mcnamara. 6Sa6i; MidWray' MidSr 36SGi5 S5
2S2s @a4tn Te9nopaaa7 a7ss! Bsm9pt 53s@6ss Tonopah
West End. Con. l5Oal55; Rescue, 2i@29 (:
Tonopah g California, 5000; Golden An
ohor, Sq3S Jim Butler, 100Ql02h; Cash
Boy, 1lq13; Home, 1Oq1S; Boston Tono-
pah,, 15Ql7; Monarch Pittsburg Ex., 25Q
27; Montana Midway Ex., 14Ggl6 Golden
Crown 1905; New York Tonopah Con-,
10 asked.
BULLFRoG-original, 2O@a; Bullfrog
Mining, slQS2; Montana Bulifrog, ii6is;
National Bank, 51@53 L. Harris $685.
Amethyst. 50@6li Gold Bar, 120ql25; Stein
way, 2Oa22; Denver Bullfrog Annex, ESQ
80; Bonnie Glare, 45Q47; Mayfiower Con-.
5lQ53; Montgomery Sho. Ex., 22@23 c.
seepter, $500; Montgomery, Mountain, "a
Con-, 1306l135; Yankee Girl, 12q14; Nugget
nq1S; Tramp Con, 15OQ16O; Victor, 2S@30;
Banner, 70 asked; North Star l2q12ls; MI
das, so asked
GOLDFIELD-sandstorm, 72G74; Red
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1S.-Beans -
Pink, $l,90Q2.25; lima $425@435i
small white. sass @295; large white
Pota atoes---Oregon Burbanks, $1,000
24O; Merced sweets, $S.15i new pota-
onions-Fancy s1.4O; common, $500
Various-Green peas, 10Q12hc; as
paragus, 15@ 25ci rhubarb, 5000; garlic
21a a Sc; cueumbers, $3.50; Mexican to-
matoes, $l.25Q1.S5; mushrooms, ESQ
Flour-Family extras, s4SO@51O;
R@kSFS %asSinston' sHtray sssc sa0so Oregon and
Wheat - ashlPPing, sl,27M@1.s2hi
ing. si,i5 1ig chtynsRiidr bli'ii ';iis5o Prev
Oats-Red, $1.30@t.75; white, 1850
1876; black, $1.160D2.26.
mixed feed, $1,000 a 25. 90; rolled barley
$24. $500; oatmeal $40; oat groats
$430; rolled oats. $6.00Q7.25,
Hay-Wheat. sic, ,OO@ 1900; wheat
and oat s1O.OO91S.5O; oat. wild, $500
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19

The following are the jobbing prices
In the local market,
EGGS-Fresh California ranch, 22c;
northern, 21c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
COCKTAIL STOCK
QUICKLY TAKEN
over 10000 Shares Sold In Ten
Hours--Lively Interest in Gold
Mining Propositions.
Listed Stocks

The man who said that Los Angeles
was poor mining town evidently
didn't know what he was talking about.
AS proof of the great interest Los An
geles people are taking in the develop
ment of the great gold fields of Nevada
is cited the tremendous sale of Manhat-
tan Cocktail made yesterday by the F.
a. Mcdonald company, 10000 shares
of this stock being sold between the
hours of o'clock a. m. and p. m.
The f. A. Mcdonald company Is pur-
suing a policy that is indeed lauda-
tory and will do much toward renew
ing the interest and confidence of peo-
pie in this section of the country in
mining companies. This company lists
all of it's mining stock on the San
Francisco Mining exchange where they
become a bona fide security and are
traded in daily By thus listing it's
stocks they create market for the
buyer, and at the same time further
the interests of the mining company
by always having ready market for
the treasury which can readily be sold
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
Produce Prices

Following prices for leading articles OF
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
EGGS AND BUTTER
REMAIN STEADY
RECEIPTS HEAVY, BUT DEMAND
IS ACTIVE
Value of the Faithful Peddlers to the
Dealers Handling Perishable
Goods-Potatoes Weaker
In Spots

One hundred crates of Florida tomatoes
that struck the local market Monday did
not last long. All were sold at &c. so n
crate about on the same basis as the
Mexican product
Florida pineappes of good quality are
difficult to secure on account Of frozen
stock The Honolulu product Is in high
favor
Florida bell peppers command 50 cents
q pound
Vegetables and fruits moved actively
The peddlers are reliable distributors Of
rerishable supplies In the market. These
faithful moving merchants come in per-
sCnal contact with the Real Boss Of
every household and sell goods by sam
pie, receiving the cash, no bookkeeping.
Quotations on eggs and butter were not
disturbed. Eggs are considered firm at
present prices Higher quotations at San
Francisco for butter may stlffen the mar
ket here. Butter receipts 1911 pounds;
eggs, 653 cases.
Receipts of potatoes We're 1858 sacks,
nearly fifteen carloads. Bid prices indi-
Gated that dealers were pretty well sup
piled, or that they thought that now is
the time to buy spuds at lower figures.
Sales on the produce exchange were one
carload of Colorado potatoes and two
cases of coast butter
Heavy receipts of halibut, rock cod and
Holsters rule in the fish market. All other
kinds wanted.
Recently Swift & Co. doubled their ca
pacity at 922-92S East First street. Cen
eral Manager O l.. Galbreath has issued
invitations for receptions to be held on
10 p. m. each day. Refreshments and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
The Metal Market
Rv Associated Pre- SIS

BY Associated Pre- ISIS
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The London
market for tin was higher with spot
quoted at f191 15s and futures at E190
los. Locally there was an advance of
about 10 points on the average. with
spot quoted at $41.87R m41.121h.
Copper was higher in London with
spot quoted at f107 12s Cd and futures
at f10S lis Cd. Locally the market
was firm and unchanged, with lake
$24.75 @25.000; casting, $2425 d24.75.
Lead was unchanged at flo los In the
London market and at S600@6.30
locally.
Speiter was unchanged at f26 rs Cd
in the London market and at $6.S0@6.90
in New York
Locally the iron market was un-
changed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
STOCK MEN GET
EXTENDED ZONE
No Longer Confined to Eighth Ward
If Property Owners in Block
Give Their Consent to
Corras

Stock dealers succeeded yesterday in
getting a new ordinance passed permit
ting them to go outside the Eighth
ward zone if they got the consent Of
the majority of property owners on
each side of any proposed location.
The ordnance as drafted reads, "a
majority on both sides" but Council
man Wrenn construed this to mean
that mapority on one side, with a
foot added on the other side, would
win permission. The city attorney
agreed with him that each side" would
make a more ironclad requirement.
Attorney Todd made an address on
behalf of the dealers, as did Messrs.
Sadler and Slocum.
A license of $40 a quarter was agreed
on.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press,

BY AssocIated Press.
apples barely steady with business
light, Fancy. S4 @9c; choice, SA @12ci
prime, IA a Sc.
Prunes are in better demand, prices
steady to firm. California fruit ranges
from &c to sc and oregon 7Os to 3Os at
Apricots, unchanged choice, 1Sc;
extra choice, 1872 a 19c; fancy, 800 zoe.
light supply available; choice, ~
13hc; extra choice, 12A @13Ac; fancy,
19& a 14c; extra fancy lS@ I5f ,ooso
muscnteI, IN @9c; seeded raisins, IN @
10c, and London layers, $1.35 q Las.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o BY Associated Press. 4
@ NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-EIghteen Z
@ e"rlonds OF California oranges were (
9 sold Mt auction here today Mt the (
@ Following prices per box for regu-~
q lnr sIzest
@ Extra fancy naveIs, S2.35 to {
9 $3.1Oj average, $500.
@ Fancy naveIs, $500 TO s2.O5, (
O average, s2.45.
" Extra choice nnveIs, s1.75 TO
g S2.75J average, $3.50.
9 Choice naveIs, S1.7O to s2.2SJ {
q average, 1900.
@ Fruit In fair to good condition,
@ weather clear and favorable.
9 Twelve ears will sell later.
@ @ @ @ @ o. @ q 9 60 @ % @ o o @ o
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
Financial Record
nv Associated Fress.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb, 1S.--Money on call,
4m5k per cent; ruling rate, 8; closing
bid 4; offered at per cent.
Time loans, stronger; sixty days, 5h
per cent; ninety days, 5h; six months,
8 a m5h per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5% @6H per
cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S4500O
4.S455 for demand and at $4S030 a 4.S035
for sixty day bills
Posted rates. S4.8tB and SASSY
Commercial bills, $480h.
Bar silver, G7hc.
Mexican dollars, 53%c.
Bonds-Governments steady; railroad
bonds, heavy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of orunges and LEM {
O ons from Los Angeles Friday, Feb
O runry IL, ms reported ny the Cali
@ fornia Fruit Growers exchange,
g were 14O carloads Of oranges and
o t3 carloads of lemons.
% Total 60 date this season, 8325
q carloads, of which 707 were lemons.
% Last season to date there were
- shipped 1902 carloads, of which 9t2
o were lemons.
% O o @ o @ o @ o @ o o @@%%@
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
sunar and Coffee

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-sugar-Raw
quiet; fair refining, 2%c; centrifugal 90
test S%c; molasses sugar, 2sc.. Re-
fined, steady; crushed, 5,4Oc; powdered
Assoc; granulated. 470c.
Coffee futures closed steady at net
decline of l0@15 points. Sales, $1,000
bags. including March. $550@5,55;
May, $5,60@6,65; July, $50; September,
$5.806D5.S5; November, $685.; December,
$5,9596.O5 January s6,O5.
Spot coffee barely steady; No. 7 Rio,
7c; Santos No. 4, SC. Mild coffee, quiet;
Cordova, 9@12hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Active Demand by Commission Firms
for Wheat-LberaI Receipts
of Hogs
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S-Considering
the formidable array of bearish statis
tics the wheat market was strong, the
sentiment with the exception of few
minutes at the opening being bullish
all day The easy tone at the opening
was caused by the weekly statistics
which were more favorable to the bears
than had been anticipated. The most
important of these weakening factors
were worlds shipments of 12,304, 900
bushels in the amount of breadstuffs
on ocean passage Increased receipts
at Minneapolis and Duluth also de-
pressed the early market Despite
these influences commission houses
were active buyers and as trading pro-
gressed the demand was augmented by
the free covering of shorts. The mar
ket closed strong, with May sc higher.
May opened &c to ~ lower at 77hc
to 77Sc, advanced to 7SAc and closed
Corn was firm all day on lively bid
ding by commission houses and shorts.
Trading was in small volume. The
market closed firm, with May II q Ac
up. May opened a shade to 1s higher
at 46Hs @47c to 47c, sold up to 47Ac and
closed at ago. l47sc.
There was little trading in the oats
pit. The market was firm in sympathy
with wheat and corn. May opened
@407sc, advanced to 40%c, and closed
Il 90 &c UP at 409sc.
Provisions were weak. Liberal re-
ceipts of live hogs here and at other
packing centers caused free selling. At
the close May pork was off c. lard
was down 271ac and ribs were 20Q22Rc
lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-19
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

BY Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S-Butter-
Fancy creamery S2c; seconds, CSC;
fancy dairy, 31c.
lea, 1874 a 15Rc; western, 1870,
Eggs-Ranch, 22c; store, 19M20hc.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady Crcameries, Gt32Rc, dairies,
20m30c. Eggs, firm at mark, cases in
cluded, 22m2lc; flrsts, 24hc; prime
firsts, sac extras, 27hc. Cheese
strong, 140p161sc.