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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
/ MARRIAGE LICENSES

CLEVELAND-H -HoLToN Charles Herber
Cleveland, age 25 native of Vermont, anC
Mary +. Holton, age II. native Of Kansas
both residents of Long Beach,.
LARANIET -ECKHART-Joseph e. Laraniel,
age 35, native of New York, and Elizabeth
b. Eckhart. age 81 native of Pennsylvania,
botl residents OF New York
ARMANTAGE- -CASH-John II. Armantage.
age 81 native of England, resident of Los
Angeles and Augusta Cash, age 3S. native
of California. resident of San Francisco.
ALLISON -GISH-Samuel B. Allison, age "a.
native of Kentucky, and Viola Gish. age ~,
native of Kansas, both residents of Whittier.
COHEN-MAN NDELOVETZ- Cohen, age 70.
native of New York. resident of San Fran
cisco. and Annie Mandelovetz. age 10, native
of louisiana, resident of Los Angeles
GRIFFITHS- -LEwIS-T J. N. Griffiths. age
o. native of South Dakota. and Elizabeth
Lewis. age q. native Of Illinois. both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
ETCHEZAEAR-E R-ECHEVARRI-Jua Etcheza-
har, age 2S native OF France, and 6raciana
Echevarri age 20. native OF Spain. both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
BENIOMINO-V NO-VICENTINE-Lizza Beniomi-
no, age 90. native of italy. and Angie Vicen
tine, age 20, native of Italy. both residents of
Los Angeles.
CALL-SHA FiIR--Albert l.. Call. age %, native
OF Utah. ami Grace Shafer. age Is. native
OF Illinois, both residents Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN
q, Associated Press.

r, Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. So.-co1ering by shorts in
au oversold market sent wheat prices soaring
today At the close May was up 1h0lBc &C
1ta91%c May corn closed %@%c to %Qle
higher. Oats advanced %@isc and provisions
we're TIC lower to 7laQ10c higher.
Wheat showed hesltancy ut the start owing
tc a falling off in export and reports OF nm
exceptional crop In Argentina, although these
influences were offset in measure by grow
ing belief that our export surplus had been
higher to -M9Ao lower at $1.02hqLO2ss and
sold off to s1.01B Later in the session, how
ever, the market rallied sharply on covering
by shorts Elevator interests took all Of the
December offerings and advanced the price OF
that option &c. The close was strong with
May at S1.03ssG1O3%. December ranged be-
tween 94%096%c, closing at 96asc.
Unsettled weather. light receipts and good
cash demand gave rise to a bullish factor in
the corn pit which became more pronounced
later with the growing strength In wheat.
Shorts were anxious to cover and were FORCED
to bid the price up sharply May opened I'm
changed to 1sc higher at 559551sc and after re-
ceding to 5i7sc sold up to 56bc, closing strong
at 55S@56c
Oats advanced sharply just before the close,
in sympathy with othac grains. Trade for the
most part was dull and devoid of features.
Mas opened lac lower at 5oi5c and closed at
5c5la5ic after ranging between 6O%G51c.
Provisions were quiet and in the absence Of
any particular pressure to sell showed gains
with the exception of mess pork under buying
of a miscellaneous character Pork was In
little demand and showed net loss, January
being off TIC; lard was up 5Q71kc and ribs
were up 7Isc.
wheat-Dec. sessc; May, 1.osssai .Ossi; July,
9s1sc.
Corn-Dec soc; May. 555sd Sc; July. 55ssc.
Oats-Dec. 47c May, 50AQ51c; July, 4sc.
Cash quotations were follows:
Flour, steady: winter patents. "a 30G4. so;
stra!ghts, 81 ao9pl h5i. spring patents 525G
$40; straights. $l.5o@i so1a bakers sSsO6p4. 15;
No. spring wheat, s1.04d106; No. 8. 97kQ
99%c; No 2 corn, SOC; No. yellow, 62Q62lsc
No. oats, 47c; No. white 46ia47olsc No. 2
rye, 75c; good feeding barley, 65dS5c; fair TO
choice mating barley. s7da2c; No. l north
western fiaxseel, s1.0sis; prime timothy seed,
1925; clover, contract grades. Sl5.50; short
ribs, sides, loose, SO 5o975o; mess pork, per
bbl., SILL 62laGn.7S; lard, per 100 lbs, s1.s71a
short clear sides, boxed. S6.87isqT.121s; whisky,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
SPECULATION
is RESUMED
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE USED TO
BOOM PRICES
Advance Reports Say That Clauses
Dealing with Corporations Are In
Milder Tone Than Used
Formerly
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.--The stock mar
ket today gave abundant evidence of
resumption Of speculative. interest by the
professional class. The boldness and
skill with which the operations were
conducted pointed to practiced hands.
The movement was directed primarily
against a short interest which Is assumed
to be larger after SO heightened period
of drain and disorder in the market
The basis of the movement is of course
the clearing of the financial prospects
heralded by the fading away of the pre-
MUM on the currency, the agreement
of advices from interior bankers of their
preparation for the resumption of cash
payments as soon as the New York banks
shall take the lead and the conviction
that sNch a development is now near at
hand.
The animated feelings of professional
traders during the day were accompanied
by many rumors, chief of which pre7
Terred the deaf with forthcoming message
of the president to congress- Some or
the most demonstrative buyers of stocks
claimed to have assurances of the con-
tents of the message on which they based
assertions that the passages dealing with
the financial situation, the need of cur
rency reforms, the intended policy toward
corporations would be found to contain
matter for encouragement on the part
of the corporations in respect to the
abatement of hostilities.
The days transactions showed a ten
dency TO converge on stocks which nave
always been speculative favorites IN the
past and the market was given rather
spo.ty appearance in this way and was
at times feverish. The time money mar
ket showed increased relaxation and ad-
dtional business was done In that de-
partment. The easing of the money sit
uation evidently contains means for the
resumption of the speculative activities.
The speculative activity was incited by
reports of some heavy absorption OF
bonds for foreign account in connection
with the large sums of gold which have
been shipped to this country. The bank
statement under the new rule in force
did not appear until after the stock mar
ket had closed.
AS was expected the transactions in
connection with the purchase of treasury
certificates have thrown the statement
out, so that the items do not prove"
the increase in deposits falling far short
of the loan and cash increase. The cash
increase in falling short of 1000 900 also
fails to reveal the full effect of the
known movements of money and this
attributed to the eiLect of payments Tor
the treasury certificates and delay in
redeposit of three-fourths of proceeds.
The reduction of the deficit by $1.114 Ito,
which has occurred since the deficit was
established. Some part Of the loan in
crease is said to be due to purchase OF
commercial paper from out of town mer
camille centers. The stock market closed
irregular under the influence Of powerful
realizing.
Bonds were active and strong. Total
sales, par value, $30S2,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call during the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Retail Prices
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclaled Presal
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ao-Flour, family
extras. $5.40@6.Oo; bakers, s5.4095.S5; oregon
and Washington. s5.O0q5.5O shipping wheat,
81 .6oa1 65 milling S1.70p1. 10; feed barley. s1.55
al. .60 chevaler 81. 1.650l75; red oats. 60@2 90
white. sl.55a1.6 Co. black. 50. 75GD2.eO middlings,
3Sl.OoQS2.OO; rolled barley ss5.09aS6OO; oat-
meal, s4 i0 oat groats. $l30; rolled oats, $1,000
wheat hay. $11.50Q1S 20; wheat and eat. s11.5o@
II. 90; wild oat s10@1l; tame oat, s11 00916. so
alfalfa. s9OOai3.50; straw, 459s5c: pink beans
So 30QS 40; lima Is 006l5 10; small white. 49, 400
$50; largo white, s3.2Oqs.4o; Oregon Burbank
potatoes 90cp$l. 25; Salinas Burbanks, 81. 5000
16O; Merced sweets, 81. 25GDl.50; green peas. 5Qp
&c; string beans. Sd7ci egg plant. 5Oc@sL OO; /;
green peppers, 506b75c; tomatoes, 25d75c sum
mer squash. si.oo; rhubarb. 2hQ6c; garlic. 4Gp
60; cucumbers 50cQsL0O.
Receipts-Flour. 2i50; wheat. 740; barley,
2o75; oats. 900; beans. 1925; potatoes. 1885, brah
SIS; mlddlings 80; hay. 1885, hops, 70; hides.
142; wine. 91,70O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
eutter. Eaas and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. So.--Butter-F'ancy
creamery, 35c; sec onds, Sac; fancy dairy. &c;
seconds, 2dc.
Cheese-New. 13.s@1ic; eastern. 1890 Young
America 14&91sr
Eggs-Ranch. 5o959Mc; store, 2S@27c; east
ern 2;c.
CHICAGO Nov. 30.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Cream
cries. 22@2dhc: dairies. 17Q23c.
Eggs steady, at mark cases Included 24q25c
Irsts 22c; prime frsts, 24c; extras, &c.
Cheese steady, 11d121sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Clearing House Statement
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. So.--The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week (fve days)
chow that the banks hold s52,9S9 425 less than
the requirements of the 20 per cent reserve
rule This is an increase of S1,114,l5 In the
proportionate cash reserve as compared with
last week The statement follows:
Loans, 1888. 500; increase $10,0S0.100 De-
posits, s1,0S3. .2s3 800; increase s3.4465O0 Giro
lation, S62, 129. 800; increase s2,s6240o. Legal
tenders SAT, 800; increase 1924, 500. Specie,
st7O 554 500; increase 1,775.b00 Reserve, s217,-
SCI, ,a00 increase $3.50, 800. Reserve required,
s270 s2O s25; increase $780, Deficit, s52.9Ss.
AS; decrease s1,11417 Ex-U. s. deposits, $685.
0e, 500; decrease, s1.e25,7 75o.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

son (nee Lelnhof) 1900 Myrtle street.
KETCHUM-To Harold Ethelbert and Jessie
Maybelle Ketchum nee McFadden), 1854
Relleview avenue
WAGGONER-To George stewart and Emily
Waggoner (nee richardson. 76S Hemlock
street.
WILSON--To Samuel William and Mabel Will
son (nee PratD. 1898 West Forty-seeond
street.
YALOVICH-To Peter and Droge Yaiovich
(nee Begdanovich), 745 Castelar, street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. Nov. sO-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet and prices are
steady; fancy. 12c; choice. 1OQ121sc prime. 99s
@slAc; 1906 fruit. 9a11c Prunes firm in tone
with quotations ranging from 4Isd1S1sc for
California fruit and from 6G7%c for oregons
up to sos to 40c. Apricots are quiet with
choice at 21c; extra choice. 22c fancy, 24c
Peaches IN light supply and prices firmly main
tained ON moderate demand; choice. 100
127sc; extra choice 12lsG131sc; fancy, >lSQ1S1sc
extra fancy. 1iQl41Sc Raisins moderately
active with loose muscatels quoted at 75s@
SIC; seeded, 7GD1oca London layers, nominal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and LENT
@ Ons from Los Angeles Wednesday
@ and Thursday, November ~ and (
g %, reported by the California
@ Fruit Growers exchange, were 90 (
@ carloads of oranges and rs car
g loads of lemons.
9 Total to date there were shipped :
@ 728 carloads, of which 800 were
. lemons.
Q Last season to date there were (
g shipped 20l carlOnds, of which ITS (
9 were lemons.
3 > . @@~%~ @%@w~%%%~%% . %S
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated Fress.

by Associateo FreeS.
CHICAGO. Nov. So.-Cattle-Receipts 1900;
market steady; beeves. So. 25@6.5O; cows, 81 100
4.6O; calves, s5@7; Texans, $3.1O@S.so west
erns, So. S.10Q5.10; stockers and feeders. S210Q
AIS.
higher; lights. S44Od4.90; mixed, S4.45Qp4.95;
heavy, $4.40@495; rough, s4.409i.55; pigs. 1910
f460; bulk of sales $4.65G4.S0
sheep--Receipts about 30O0 market steady;
natives. s2Gp5; wethers, $2@4sO; yearlings. s4.50
QI.55; lambs ss75@4.9 30; westerns. $s.75ep6.S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov So.-Fancy apples,
Sc; common, Coo; strawberries, se911; huckle-
berries, 7Q12tsc; raspberries. s12QlS cranber-
riea s3.50@13: Isabella grapes 5OcqS1; muscat,
50caS1; common pears. 81: fancy, $2.25; pome-
granates, $1@2.25; persimmons. 65c@s1 25;
quinces. 75cGp$1; navel oranges, S2@2.50; seed
lings. 81 25d1.75; Mexican lines s4G45O; COM
mon California lemons. S1.25Q1.75; good to
choice, s1.75@25O; fancy. s2.75Q4; bananas, $1@
$50; pineapples SEGA; Smyrna figs. 36q65c;
Persian dates. &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
BIRTHS
ROYS

ANDERSoN-To Charles and Anna Laura
Anderson (nee Whitton), GA West Thirty
sixth street.
Condille), 9t7i Echo Park avenue.
CRUM-To George Edwin and Emma Crum
(nee Kellogg. 14l6 Maud
IONG--ro Lee S. and Yung Hong (nee She)'
72S jackson street.
JCN--To Quon and Young Jun tnee Sneel' olo
Napier street.
AURICIO-To joaquin and Sablna Mauricio
tnee GaIcia,, 20 Section S. r. Mission road
McMILLAN-To Joseph and Ada MCMILLAN
(nee Selers) 5l2 Fast FIRST street.
MILLER--To Erwin Hale and Mary Elizabeth
Mler( nee Hough), l051 West Thirty-sixth
street.
MooDY-To Sam and Mathe Moody nee Car
ley) 527 Ruth avenue.
oIsST-To Herman H. p and Elizabeth NJ. "
Obst (nee o. O'ConnelD, 2lO4 Hunter street
SANCHES-To Jose and Soleda Sanches (nee
Cordova) 2olOh Sacramento street.
SCHNEIDER-To Gus and Catherine schneider
tnee Konig), 462 South Chicago street.
SHUE.-To Den Wah and Yeung Woon Shue
tnee Tsun), 1919 Santa Fe avenue.
STOCRBERGER-To George III. and Marie
stockbulger (nee SodiesJ, I6S San Pedro
WEBsTER-To James ATatheson and Fay
Webster (nee CampbclD, 1918 brooklyn ave
hue.
YANEz--ro Homan and Celestina Yanez (nee
Mendoza) 1924 Alameda street.
ZUG--To Ares Emanuel and Nina Cordelia
zug (nee Griffin), 653 Lamar street.
classic John Alexander and Alma Glass
(nee Severance). sos South Union avenue.
GoLDBERG-To Jacob and Johanna Goldberg
nee Schesinger). Glendale.
MORAN--To James Henry and Rosina NJ Mo-
ran 1856 Confidence street.
SMITH--To Roy ii. and Grace Smith (nee
Sawyer). I1ast Sixty-third street, between
Hooper and Compton avenues.
WAGY-To James Ira and Julia Isabel Wagy
(nee Naples. 1914 Gramercy place.
LAMM-To c. r.. and Ida Lanlm (nee Shields)
1915 Hustled street.
LAUB--To Thomas Franklin and Mary Emma
IIaub (nee Urmston), 1lS North Rio street.
MILLER-To Leopold Andrew and Anna Ma
rle Miller (nee Brookman), 6Sl East Thirty
seventh street.
NETTLEToN--To Basil and Annie Nettleton,
corner Indiana and Stephenson avenues.
PHILLIPS--To Perry r. and Jennie F. Phil
lips tnce Train. 44l5s Towns avenue.
SCOTT-To Alexander w. and Jessie l.. Scott
tnee Bach), Good Samaritan hospital; resi-
dence Salt Lake
THIEDE-To Max L. and Sarah E. Thiede
(nee Osgoodby), 142 East Fortieth street.
GIRLS
ACCARIAS--To Joseph and Odile Accarlas
tnee Humbot). Occidental Heights.
ENCINAS--To Miguei and Sarah EncnaB (nee
Felz), 720 Ducommun street
GERFEN--To August q. and Della Gerfen
(nee Fetter), 621 Kohler street
GIOVANI--To Peter and Mary Veronica Clio
,ani (nee Feeny). roc Agatha street.
IIAWTHORNE-To Francis Creighton ana
Blanche c. Hawthorne (nea Saylor), 1915
West Forty-frst street.
JcHNSoN-To Joseph Y and Johanna john
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Metal Market
Nv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30-There was no no.
table change In the metal markets today and
prices were more or less nominal. Tin was
weak at $50. 50Q3075; copper continued quiet
with lake at s13. 50@D14.oO; electrolytic. S12.75@
1875; casting. s130O41S.5o. Lead easy at
81 .1o94.15; spelter was weak at s4.boQ4.eo; iron
unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK. Nov sO.-spot cotton closed
steady, 10 points higher: mddlng upands.
II soc; do gulf, 12.0S sales 1000 bales
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-Wool, steady; terri
tory and western mediums, 20Q23c; medium
fine, 1992lc; fine, 159i7c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Treasury Balances

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. So--Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, s245 535, ,268; gold
coin and bullion, s2245S,507; gold certificates.
$74, ,97S, go.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. So.-Prme mercantile
paper, 79S per cent; commercial bills, 4.s0@
4soh; bar silver. 579sc; Mexican dollars 45ssc;
government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
strong
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

1t is evident that the national budgets
Of the immediate future will have to con-
tain large item for airship expenditure.
Manchester (England) Courier.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Nov so-Bank clearings
we're si,122,sssOs against s2.22s, 471s5 for the
corresponding date last year, decrease OF
N,1Oeo7s.27. Following is comparative state
ira mt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

We will at ONCE sell every small musi-
cal instrument. every music book. every
sheet OF music. every string and every
thing amounting to over $4,000 worth
AT COST OR LESS.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
2S1- -233-235 s. Broadway, opp. city hail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-S0cG Johnnie at 13413Ac; 1000
do at 13Md1SAc Is. 800; 5000 do at 13hG1SlSc
I'd. S0); 5000 Searchlight Western at 1hc; 400
Merger at s3.95; 5000 Con. Mines at lac; 5000
field Daisy at 79c; 1000 Dismondheld Triangle
at 7xc; 1000 Diamondtield B b. Con. at 14c;
100 Calumet and Arizona at $l00d20o; 10 North
Butte at $40.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Sugar and Coffee
ny Assoclated Press.

By Assoclated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov CO. Sugar. raw. steady;
fair refining. 315c; centrifugal, SO test. s.631kc;
piolasses. a.S5c; refined, steady; crushed.
soc; powdered, 4.90c; granulated 4.Soc.
Coffee, quiet; No. Rio 5stc; No. ( Santos.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
1o01
1Me
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-2O Home Tel. pfd. at s51; 200
Central Oil at nc; $4,000 bonds Home Tel.
Co. at SIC; t6.00C Onda Land at 10%Q103sc
(B. 60) $1,000 bonds Riverside Home Tel
Co. at 79c; 1000 Globe OIL at 9sc; . $1,000
San Diego Eome Tel at 79c; 200 Mexican PET
at s1SO; 10 Broadway Bank and Trust Co. a,
s157.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 8O--whoat, firrn;
May, s1.72% Dec. s1.ei% bid ST. 60 asked;
cash, sl.60@1.65. Barley, firm; May. s1.69ta
Dec. s1.53ts bid; cash. sL5591. Co.,. Corn. firm,
large yellow, $1.7O11.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
DEATHS

ANDREA-Tognotti Lcce Andrea, ! year, ma
tive Of Austria, 51s Center street; acute
bronchitis
HADIAND-Jno. II. Haniand, Sc years, mar
ried, native Of Ohio. 1896 East Third street:
endocarditis.
KUHN--Andrey Gardner Kuhn months ma
tive OF California, 6321 Neva street; convul-
siors
MASoN-Helen Frances Mason. years. ma
tive or Nenlahe- county. Kansas. 1922 Albany
street; meningitis; cremation.
oRDso-A ordso, 30 years. single native Of
Mexico. receiving hospital: fracture Of snull.
ste C2ING--Mrs- Lulu Storing. 25 years. mar
ried. native Of California. formerly Of Tustln.
county hospital; pulmonary tuberculosis
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Omen Everv Night Till Xmae

Open Every Night TIL Xmas
You can buy Instruments enough for
the whole family al nominal price.
Everything goes at COST OR LESS. for
after Jan. l. 1908. we will sell pianos
only. All popular sheet music l0c.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
2sa-2ss-2S5 S. Broadway. ODD. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
New York Stocks =,

By Associated Preaa.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-F'ollowing were the
official closing quotations today;
SaIea EtEh. LOW. CLOSE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
BUTTER MARKET
SHOWS WEAKNESS
DEMAND FOR FRUITS is NOT
VERY STRONG
Poultry Quotations Have Declined on
Account Of Heavy Carry Over
Stock from Holiday
of the Week

| The volume OF trade market for the week
| has been fairly satisfactory. The days pre-
ceding Thanksgiving saw strong movement
| Friday and saturday. however, revealing ex'
! pected weakness.
| vltter quotations showed inclination
| downward yesterday, eastern stock selling 1n
exchange for slight reduction. 1t is too soon
| to predict lower prices, but the tendency for
several days has been in this direction.
| Eggs steady.
| Potatoes Of all varieties lacked frmness.
| only the very choicest maintaining top figures.
Not much spirit was seen In the fruit line.
as compared with the preceding days. Grapes
were unchanged.
1 Oranges were in large supply but moved only
moderately.
| Poultry declined. This was expected In view
of the heavy stock of carry overs from the
| holiday.
Produce Receipts
| EBBS, cases
Butter, pounds ot9
| Potatoes. sacks ......................... ,4a9
Tweet potatoes sacks .....,......-..-....... III
Beans sacks ...,........................ 3G4
(sheese. bounds 1888
Onions, sacks oso
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
To Make Room for Pianos

@ MMM~ . . o o o . . . . . 9 o
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

GRAIl, AND FEED-t1O0 lbs.)-Wheat. No.
/. sls5; do (1o0-lb sacks) Si.9O; corn. sl.eO;
crack | corn. 3I.e5. feed neal. $170: bran
ne;.vy. 81 40 rolled barley. Sl5O; oil cake.
meal. 90: seec rye. si.75; shorts, tl.55;
Egyp n corn. - Co. white oats. $l.75,
HAY-Selling price per ton Choice wheat
hay. S18017: No | wheat. or wheat and oat.
s14915: choice tame oat. s16eO9i7.50; wild oat.
$40: alfalfa SIG, straw. s60s.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Boston Stocks and Bonds

fsy Associated press
BOSTON Nov 3O.--The following were the
official closing quotations today:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-12
Class of Seven.

The high school graduating class of
this year consists of six girls and one
boy. They are now preparing for the
beginning of the end of their school
work in this town and this spring term
will be busy period for them all.
These seniors are working to leave
suitable memorial with the school and
in their efforts to bring this idea to full
fruition they hope to have the cordial
assistance of the citizens. The class ex-
poets to provide statute of some his
toric man, or an encyclopedia that is
up-to-date. To do this they will need
about $50.
The class hopes to raise this amount
by giving class play at the city hall
May 10th. The expectations of the class
will undoubtedly be realized if the
friends of the school will be present.
Ralph Chisholm has earned the place
of class president, Vera Ewing will be
valedictorian, Beatrice Fowler saluta-
torian, Leila Harvey prophecies, Violet
Anderson historian, these together with
Mabel Aylen and Berneice Noyes, con-
stitue the class.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-12
Subscription Rates and Terms.

The PIONEER EXPRESS is sent only on
the direct order of subscribers, and is
continued until ordered stopped and all
.arrearages paid
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