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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
PLANS TWELVE BRIDGES
FOR MEADOW VALLEY
SALT LAKE WILL COPE WITH
FUTURE STORMS
Concrete and Steel viii Be Placed In
Position in Treacherous Nevada
Cut to Avert Future Tieups
of Traffic in Rainy Season

Extensive steel bridge work has been
undertaken by the Salt Lake system in
Meadow Valley wash in the hopes OF
averting future washouts and delays to
traffic in the Nevada section of the sys-
TEN.
Forty miles of territory have proven
most costly in rainy seasons in the past
and engineers believe that steel bridges
set on concrete abutments and piers will
be able to withstand the annual watery
thrush. The old method of piling and fill
ing has been brushed aside as too uncer-
tain.
Eight construction trains are now at
work on different sections of the Salt
Lake.
Twenty new engines ordered last year
are expected in Los Angeles early in
August, and a second consignment of a
score more expected in December.
The company also has All order for Ito
oil cars under fulfllment. These will be
used in bringing fuel from Bakersfield
district and perhaps from the new Utah
fields.
The Las Vegas & Tonopah, feeder,
also expects four new locomotives and
ten tank cars next month.
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Pacific Coast Trade

E'y ASSocIated PreSS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-Pink beans, 50. Al
@250; lima, s5.25G5.35; large white, 81. 5000. 20
new potatoes, 1A92c; fancy onions, 81. rs; green
peas, $2,5O93.50; string beans, 2Q3c; egg plant,
S1.5GQ1.75; green peppers, &c; tomatoes, 35cQ
$100; summer squash. 5OQ75c; asparagus, Al
lie; rhubarb, 5OcQs1.00; garlic. 3@4c; cucum-
bers. soc; mushrooms, 20@60c
Flour, family extras. $5.2Od5.70; bakers ex-
tras, s5.2O@5. As; Oregon and Washington, 81. 500
$50; shipping wheat, ST. 45@15O; milling, 81. $50
So; feed barley, ST. 1891. 26h; brewing 1.271AQ
100; chevalier. $1.35; red oats. s1.45@1 10;
white, s16O@1.70; black, s1.S592.25; middlings,
s27. 00@3O 90; mixed feed, $21 .00@A 90; rolle1
barley, SIT OO@2S 90; oatmeal, $4.1O; oat greats,
"a. 3d. rolled oats Sc. OO@925; wheat hay, $4,000
10 OO wheat and oat 50 .0O@160O; wild oat, IS, 10
al. so; tame oat, s9O0@16.0O; alfalfa, $500
13. so; straw, 659S5c.
Receipts-Flour 1850; wheat, 1864; barley,
1890; beans, 23S; potatoes $780, onions, 235;
bran, 10; middings 2s5; hay, 656; hops, 12;
hides $50; wine, 1900
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
CITY'S NEW FIRE ENGINES
DELAYED AT FACTORY

Because OF delays in the eastern fac
tory the city will not be able TO get its
consignment of new fire apparatus as
soon as expected.
John Chapman of San Francisco, agent
for apparatus concerns. sent communi-
cation to the city clerk yeterday asking
a ninety days extension of time. He
says he explained the possibility of de-
lays to the city attorney when the con-
tract was entered into.
Though he asks for a three months'
extension Chapman says indications are
that the engines will be shipped early In
August They are of the American-La
France type.
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NEVADA
(Goldneld district)
San Pedro Marine News

BY Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, July 23.-The steamer Francis
H. Leggett Capt. Rainier, arrived from Astoria
via San Francisco with 100000 feet of lumber
for the National Lumber company The Leg
gett towed the barge Rufus p. Wood, carry
ing lumber from Eureka to Port Los Angeles.
The passenger and freight steamer F. A.
Kilburn, Capt Mcclellan. cleared tonight fol
San Francisco and way ports with good
freight list.
The steamer Samoa, Capt. Klinker. finished
dtscharging her lumber cargo and cleared to-
day for Caspar via San Francisco to reload
The steamer Marshheld Capt. Deltmers
cleared today for San Diego where she will
discharge the remainder of her lumber cargo.
The schooner Eric, Capt. Wick sailed today
in ballast for Winslow, where she will be laid
up
The passenger and freight steamer Roanoke
is due to arrive tomorrow night from Portland
via Eureka and San Francisco
THE schooner Ruby, Capt. Korth, arrived
seven days from Coquille river with full
lumber cargo
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and lem 9
@ ons from Los Angeles Saturday 9
@ and Sunday, July 20 and Fl, re- 9
@ ported by the California Fruit 9
8 Growers' exchange, were 81 car 9
o loads of oranges and 35 cars of @
o. lemons.
o Total to date there were shipped 9
@ 25,5OG carloads, of which 2902 were 9
@ lemons.
O. Last season to date there were 9
@ shipped 24.213 carloads, of which 9
@ 3105 were lemons.
o. @ O. 10000 o o @ o @ @ @ @ O @ @ g
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ALEXANDER APPLES
IN HEAVY SUPPLY
OFFERINGS ON 'CHANGE BY
LOCAL DEALERS
Yellow Danver Onions More Plentiful
with Advance of Summer
Rising Tendency in
Butter and Eggs

Sales at the cal. session of the produce ex-
change Tuesday included fifty boxes of fancy
four-tier Alexander apples at s165; ten sacks
of yellow Danver onions at $685.; one carload
of choice potatoes at $135 hundred; five
cases of local count eggs at 261kc.
Asked price for creamery extra butter was
CSC; creamery frsts, Coo; cooking, 40c bid soc
Asked eastern fresh. S26c bid, &c asked. Lo-
cal candled eggs, 25c bid, SOC asked local
case count, 26hc bid, &c asked northern eggs.
CSC bid; &c asked eastern storage, selected,
Sc bid, $6,35 asked.
Trading was more active in the general mar
ket, fruits and vegetables being in much re-
quest. No change in quotations.
Demand for poultry is steady, local stock
preferred.
Irisb in abundant sIInnlX.
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INTERPRETATIONS

The Dynamo Electric Machine company:
Capital stock. $4,000; $4,000 paid W. w. Pid-
dington, Carl 2. johnson and Emma Pidding-
ton, directors.
william H. Pierce company; Capital stock.
SOS, 600; $500 paid. 2. T. Pierce, w. H. Pierce,
t. P. Luhens. c. J. Willett, ID. w. Marsh.
directors.
United States Oil association: Capital stock,
81. 1000; $4,000 paid. H. S. Woolner. N. M
Newmarlx. H. e. Woolner. directors.
Western Gas and Electric company: Capt.
tai stock, ls25, 900; $500 paid. +. o. Collins. j.
N. Black, e. v. Reeves, S. S. Lawson and r.
G. Roberts. directors.
Los Angeles and Utah oil company Capt.
tai stock. 81. 100000; $500 paid. A. c. Harper.
Charles H Fuller William NJ. Humphrey. An
thony Sc,wamm. Nathan Cole, jr., p. A. Clam
pitt, l. w. Gardner, George Montgomery and
Paul w Schenok. directors.
Copper King Mining company; Capital
stock sf.OoOOO0: $4,000 paid. L. o. Beumer
a. L, Boltinhouse, A. e. Merrill. ]. c. Craig
and NJ E. Merrill. directors.
Everything you want you will find In the
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PATROLMAN HARTMEYER
GOES AWAY ON LEAVE

A. W. Hartmeyer the patrolman who
was the chief accuser of Lieutenant
Lehnhausen in the recent trial before the
police board, yesterday got an extended
leave of absence from the board because
of i'll health. He will go away for awhile.
Hartmeyer was for time acting SER
geant He was sent back to the Boyle
Heights district on beat and blamed
Lehnhausen for the transfer and bad
feeling resulted.
Hartmeyer recently arrseted Attorney
Danford, over which act civil proceedings
followed
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Cotton and Wool

ST LOUIS, July 23.-Wool steady; medium
GRADES combing and clothing, 25@26c; light
fine, 22Q2Sci heavy fine, 1Iql9c; tub washed,
29Q36c
BOSTON, July 23.-Trading in the wool mar
ers having withdrawn. while buyers are more
disposed to hold off until supplies larger
and the general situation is more clearly de-
fined. Most of the prominent influences at
present are OF a strengthening character and
ina demand seem to be running more than
ever in fine woods, which are not over plenti-
full The season will go on record as one Of the
shortest in history.
The market for foreign woods is dull Quo
tations in western wool follows: California
northern, 6SD7oc; middle county. 65q66c; south
ern, 62GD6Sc; fall free, 57q6Sc.
pulled wool, extra 6sq72ci fine A, 5S962c;
A supers 55Q5Sc; b supers, 44Q47c; c supers.
30qs5.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
REPORTS ON HONEY CROP
SEEM TO BE CONFLICTING

tou odv,oes from Riverside CAL. say: RE
,,1r.s fror, hee men throughout this section
indicate that the honey crop this season viii
he In excess OF that of last year, but not
nearly as large it should be for normal MAJ
i ,r,ro which kept many of the Towering
shrubs from blooming at the usual time Bees
IS a rule are in excellent shape, however, and
the bee men are generally quite ENCOURAGES
with the outlook foi the remainder of the sea-
son panorts from the central and northern
parts of the state as to the crop this season Sc,
seem 10 differ Come reports indicate that the
crop is a very short one while others s'a'e
that the prospect Is for large output
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
Financial Record
BY Associated Press.

BY Assoclated PTess.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Close-Prime mercan-
tile paper, 51s96 Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4.87Q4.8T
for demand and 4.S3SOQ4. 1886 for sixty day
bills.
Bar silver, 6SBc
Mexican dollars, $3.50.
Government bonds firm, railroad bonds ir-
regular.
Money on call easy, 21aQ2A per cent. Ruling
rate, "a; closing bid 8, offered at 3.
Time loans firm; sixty days. AZ per cent;
ninety days, 4%Q5 per cent; six months,
per cent.
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FARMERS COMBINATION
FAILS TO INSURE PRICE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO July 23-Conficting reports con-
corning the condition of the spring wheat crop
kept the local market in nervous condition.
but the close was weak on denials of damage
by black rust. September closed %QBc lower.
with corn up 1o@Ac; oats Bc lower and pro-
visions 21aQl0c higher.
The wheat market opened strong because Of
decline at Liverpool The market, how
ever soon recovered on buying by commits
sion houses which was based on a further re-
port of damage by black rust in Dakota
The wheat market weakened late in the ses-
SION, beause of reports from Minneapolis on
claims Of damage by black rust Whlch coulu
not be verified.
The market closed weak and near the bot
tom. September opened AQ%c higher at
92hc, advanced to 93hc and then declined 10
size, closing at 919Sc.
The corn market was firm during the greater
Fart Of the day because of reports that many
fields are under water Several Oh the lead
ing commission houses were active buyers
during the day. The close was firm. Septem-
Ter opened shade to BQAc lower at 6z1aV
525sc, sold up to 5SAc and closed at b2qo2tsc
The oats market was nervous IN sympathy
with wheat September opening unchanged TO
nc lower at 3S1493S9sc, advanced to Ss%c ana
closed at 3S1ac ,,,
prices for hogs and bidding by local packers.
Al the close September pork was 2hac higher;
lard was 1Oc higher and ribs cents higher
Market Ranges
wheat-July Ss1ac; Sept s1ssc; Dec so7sc;
May 81 0O%. 49,
Corn-Juiy, $780, Sept. 52%c; Dec. 1850; May
oats-Juiy, 48Mc; Sept. sS1ac; Dec. Ssc; May.
4CIB@41. ,
Flour, quiet; No. spring wheat. 9ScaSl.v1'
No a 94@99c; No. red S9ia@90ssc; No. corn,
5s1bc; No. yellow, 59Ac; No. oats 431sc;
No. white. 441ac; No white, 43Q44hc; NO.
. rye. S5c; good feeding barley, 5Oq5oc; fair
e. choice mating, 57@62Isc; No. l northwest
ern faxseed, S122; prime timothy seed, $4:6S;
clever contract grades si56o short ribs s sides
~ cV so, tard per 100 lbs $9171h; short clear
sides sides boxed S. 75Qs,OO whisky. basis of high
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
The Metal Market

By Associated Fress.
NEW YORK, July % The London tin mar
ket was los higher with spot quoted at e1Si
and futures at a1s1 los. Locally the market
was dull with spot quoted at SAL 0Oa41 20.
Copper wa seaser in the English market
with spot Ell lower at f93 los and futures aI
eS7 S. los lower. Locally the market was
dull and nominal with lake quoted at S21 900
90 .OO eleotroytic. $40 5Oq2l.OO casting S2o'OO@
2O.25.
Lead was unchanged at s5.15G5.25 in the
local market and at EGO los jim London.
Spelter was unchanged at e23 lis cd in Lon
dom and weak at IS so locally.
Locally iron was unchanged
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24
Treasury Statement

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON July 23.-Today's statement
of the treasury balance in the general fund
shows:
Available cash balance, $244, 7o1, 224.
Gold coin and bullion, S675O7,6 1854.
Gold certificates. $79,997, 100.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO, July ss-rhe official
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Cohee futures closed
steady at a net decline OF SOLO points. Sales
40 600 July, $5.7S@5.S0 September, $5.70q5. rs
December, S5.75G6s5; March, $5s5q59O; May,
S. 80; June, $3.50.
spot coffee quiet. Rio No. a. 7lsc; Santos
No. 4, TIC. Mild coffee dull; Cordova. eQ121sc
sugar. firm raw, 331lac; centrifugal SO test,
4. s7Gs. csc; molasses sugar, S.12hc; refined,
steady
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2s,-wheat.spot firm
ontions closed MGAc net loss July closed at
Sgp. sentember, 9S5sc; December sl.O2, and
may pyyv a July 23,-Futures steady July
To nd September, rs 3D. December IS 4Nd'
Corn-Futures quiet July nominal sep'eh-
ber As 9Bd.
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NEW Los ANGELES COMPANY
TO HANDLE CALIFORNIA FRUIT

The French American Olive and Fruit COM
pany is the name of a new Los Angeles cor
poration. The capitalization is $25O00O Peter
Maggini Ira Va1l Marin and Edward c. Canet
are the directors Of the company
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OIL Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-S0O Furnace Creek Copper at
E6565Sc; Furnace Creek Elk Copper at 14q15c;
lOcu Cal. Hills NJ. Co. at 11sc; 1000 Consolidated
Mines at 11sc 1000 Clark Copper at 14ssc 5000
Johnnie Con- at 11%c 1000 at l21sc o. oV)'
CALIFORNIA
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese


CHICAGO, July 23-on the produce ex-
change today the butter market was weak
CT eameries. 219231ac; diaries. 1Sh@22Ac. Eggs,
firm at mark cases included, 13h@14Ac; frsts,
141zc; prime firsts, Ice. Cheese steady. 121a0
1S1ac.
butter, 26lsc; seconds, 25c; fancy dairy, FAC;
seconds, 23c. Young America cheese, 15c.
Ranch eggs, 23a.c; store, 1s1a@23c; eastern.
19hc
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New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The following were
the official quotations on the stock exchange;
High Low Close.
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, July 23.-Bank clearings
we're s1,921 050.25. against 81, 704. AZ for the
corresponding day last year, an increase Of
s5ei,345.7s. Following is a comparative state
ment:
1907. 1906. 1905.
July $751; 3O1 43 1923, O04. 90 81, 1906 0S2. %
July 28...... 1921, o5o25 1853, 7o4.E 1890 26sss
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MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quotations
furnished by Ernest Kennedy 6 Co., 1913 West
Sixth street. Los Angeles, July 23:
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San Francisco shIppina

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20 Sailed: Steamer
Coos bay, san Pedro; steamer Acme. san
Pedro
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-24

Everything you want you will find in the
classified page One cent word.
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GRAIN AND FEED (ioO lbs )-wheat No. /.
$1.7O; do Q0o-lb. sack), $175; corn. s1.6o;
cracked corn. $1.65; feed meal. s1.7O; bran.
heavy, s1.3O; rolled barley, s140; oil cake meal.
$3.50; seed rye, s175; shorts. s1.45; Egyptian
corn, $1.65; white oats, $780,
HAY-(Pe- ton)-Choice wheat hay, S22@24;
No. wheat or wheat and oat. $1s@21: do No.
2. s14@16.50; choice tame oat, $1,000; other
tame oat, s11@15; wild oat. s11914 stock hay,
$500: alfalfa. s11912.5o; straw. 100000.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles Of con-
sumption prevail at the Los Angeles stores:
Butter. glib. roll fancy .................... 40
Butter, 2-lb roll, Poppy .................... .65
Cooking butter ............................. .55
Eggs. fresh ranch. per dozen ................ 40
Potatoes fancy, 100 lbs. ........v...".....s2.7 rs
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The market for evap'
Grated apples is steady on spot. although sup
ply for future shipment is said to be barely
steady Fancy, sec; choice, sac; prime
71k@Sc poor to fair, e@7Ac
Prunes firm, with quotations ranging from
41s@12hc for California fruit and from $4,000
for Oregon up to 3Os to 40s.
Apricots unchanged. Choice. 21c; extra
choice, 22c; fancy, 22@23c.
Peaches quiet. Choice. 12c; extra choice
12c; fancy, 136l1S1ac; extra fancy, 14@14isc.
Raisins unchanged. Loose muscatels, S%41Oc
seeded raisns, 715q13c, and London layers, al
81 756Dl IS.
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GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2S.-Fancy apples
81. so; common, 81 90; Strawberries. 81 000D9. 90
blackberries S3O0q4. 90; raspberres. S. 00q1O. 90
common pears 75c; fancy $780, Bartlett ST. Sc
az. 90; common peaches, 65c; fancy, $10O; COM
mon plums, 6Oc; fancy, 75c navel oranges, S2 sc
"A .OO Mexican lines, s4.OO@500 common Cali
forna lemons, $3.50; fancy. $500; watermelons
81 .OO42 so; fancy cantaloupes, $3.50; common
S1.25; bananas, $1.1O@3.0O; pineapples S1.5oQ
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LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-Five Santa Monica Home Tele-
phone at $40; 100 Los Angeles Investment Co.
a. sos; lao Associated Oil at $27.62h
Bank Stocks
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gles per h.. 1sc; Twins 1sci Daisys. lsci Long
Horns, 19c -
EGGs-california ranch. per dozen. 25a2ec;
case count, 24c
PLUMS-Tragedies, S120 q box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per pound.
GRAPES-Muscats. $3.50.
ss25; Lady washington, $500; pinks, No. !.
So 100; lirnas s4.7595.00; Garvanzas, $3.50;
ientils, imported $1,000.
NUTS-(Per lb.)-Almonds, fancy, XXI and
Ne Plus, 1oc; Brazls, lie; ilberts, 1Sc; pecans,
large 1Sc; peanuts California, raw, 6hc; do
eastern. SMc do roasted. &c additional; wal
pine nuts 13c; cocoanuts, per doz., 90c.
HoNEY-(Per lb.)-Comb. fancy water white,
frame. Ice; do light amber. 14c; extracted
DRIED TRUITs-(Per lb.l-Apples, evapo-
rated. sos. SIC; apricots. fancy, 25-lo. boxes
1sc dates golden bulk 7Os, fancy, &c; do lib
Fards, COS. per pkg. &c; do l2s, per pkg. &c;
figs, black. 25-lb. boxes, per box. s1,50; do
50 M-ib. pkgs to case. per case. sis5; do 50 50
COZ. pkgs. in case, per case. sl.eb; lemon and
orange peel, fancy 1o-lb. boxes. per lb.. 16c;
| evaporated, 25s. fancy. per lb., 121kc: do 25s,
choice, per h., 12c: pears. evaporated fancy
BIB. box, per lb:. 11hc; pitted piums. S6-lb.
'G PRuN les I'; ib,-Fancy Santa Clara
county stock. 26-lb. boxes, SCs to 49, SC; a AS
Sos c Sos to COS ec d. sos to foo aoS SCI 7O'
RAISINs-London layers. crown, per box
s1.75; do 2Gs, crown. per box, $685. do sos,
9 crown, per box, A.25; loose muscatels, 5Os'
2 crown. per h., Sc; do eos, crown, per h..
5o-lb., boxes per lb.. SIC.
MIsCELLANEoUs-Po fancy rice,
eastern. per ib., 4Rc; Saratoga chips. per lb.,
| zoe.
BERR1Es-str Tropico Beauty
| per crate. 90c; loganberries. h-lb baskets, per
basket. 9A@5c; blackberries, N-lb. baskets
| per basket 4d5c; dewberries. %-lb. baskets,
per basket, 4@6c: raspberries. h-lb. basket
per basket, 697c.
Family -four Cwhite wheat blended) per bar.
| rel
Al flour g
Made Of select California white wheat.
Silver Star flour q
eighth bbls. zoe per Dbl higher.
Bakers flour (made OF eastern hard wheat)
/ per bbl)
Eastern whole wheat flour ................... 6.2S
| Blended wheat fours-
Bakers, AL flour 81 3
Bakers Magnolia Hour ...................... 6.2l
Bakers pastry -four ........................ BOZ
"A Al -four is retaiiea at $50 per 4 sack ans
S5c per sack. Globe family. s175 per Y
MEALS AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 lbs.)
| -Lbs.--
i 10 % 50
Al -four ...........................3. 80.
Pastry flour .................... $40 -. -:
Graham flou: ................... 800 2.95 30
Corn meal, w & Y........... 800 2.95 >2.9
Whole wheat flour ............ $40 3.05 80
/ Rye flour ........................ $3.50 3.b5 S.o
Cracked wheat ..............." SEQ s.55 $.5
Farina ......-.................... 3'bO 800 80
do per Dbl 125 lbs. net ...... .... .... AZ
GRAIN AND FEED Goo lbs)-wheat No. |
s1.7O; do Q0o-lb. sack), S175; corn, s1eO
tfro rad faad hfrq n
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Produce Receipts

sh in abundant supply,
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Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles of con-
SUMPTION prevail at the Los Angeles stores:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
(oPEHS NcvEMBER.)

cents wholesale last year now bringing 81. French
mushrooms are 81 a pound. Hothouse tomatoes
are 80 cents pound, and Boston lettuce 10 cents
a head. French artchokcs 20 cents each. and
spinach is 80 cents a half peck
Cooking apples are getting higher s6 being asked
now for barrel that sold earlier I'm the for
IS. Oranges and grape fruit both in good con-
dltion. the former at so to 60 cents a dozen and
the after at two, three and four for quarter.
Tokay grapes 15 cents pound. and Concords
25 cents a basket.
Eggs are very high for this time OF the year.
fresh Leghorns selling FOR 55 cents the market
and brown ones at 3S cents AS a result OF these
high prices eggs coming in from England, l. 327
cases having arrived on Thursday on the White
Star steamship Majestic. Tub butter is 33 cents a
pound and prints cents higher
Green fish practically all coming from the
South now, with the exception of cod. and are con-
sequently not good when caught near by as
they lose flavor in coming far. Green blueish
all coming from the South and are very sma H.
the weight ranging from one pound and a quarter
10 one and n half They sell at 80 cents a pound
There are stl few butterfsh 10 be had 90 cents
a pound. but they will last only few weeks longer
Smelts, which are nearby fish, running out
the present price being from 25 TO 80 cents n pound
Scallops are plentiful and good at 81 a quart and
the best oysters coming from Lynnhaven