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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We store FOR 90 4 load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4IS-s2O- 425
10th St nv Phone Main 4229. mh2-90t
TO BUY. SELL. or store furniture. consult
Us, packing ani storing a speciality. THOM-
AS BOWLING e. CO. Auctioneers. gl2 Z
n Prone NJ bl5. fa2O-snt
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Wanted-HouSes.

buy house OF rooms. with
cellar, in excellent condition. near Holy
Name Church. ne: not over Sc. 900. Address
BOX G22 Times office. mhIl-3t
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Trunk Repairing.

TRUNK REPAIRING all trunks vanished
free; all work guaranteed. DE NEPHEwS
s0j Sth st. NV. Phone Main 425. Send postal
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Cleaning and Dyeing.

PHILIP LEDERER. I2n II ST. NE: Phone
East 1093 Satisfactory work guaranteed
Our wagon calls for and delivers work all
over the city. rnhl-g0t
FRENCH CLEANING AND DYETNG: first
Sts5- fel4-20t
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IL - stewart Building.

The above sale is postponed on account Of
the rain until THURSDAY. MARCH Il, 1901.
Al HAIF-PAST . O'CLOCK +. NJ.
BY order OF the Trustees ~
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THOMAS BOWLING CO. AuctoneerS'
6l2 L Street northwest.
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Wanted-StoreS.

five or six rooms. or private house that
can be turned into a store. Address BOX 6iO
Times Office rnhf3-st
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TRANSACTION
CAN BE EASILY TRACED ADJ
For Rent-HOuSeS

FOR RENT-A six-room and bath house
near 2! st. and New York ave; newly
painted and paFered. Reliable tenant
only $3.50 per month.
a COLONIAL STYLE six-room and bath
IN the Northwest. with hot-water heat:
rent only So 80
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., ISc,
621 18th ST. N W. mhf3-tf
NINE ROOMS and bath, vacant April 1. 1743
, 81 NV; $3.50. JOHN o. EVANS. 1924 New
York ave. Tnb1a-gt
DOR RENT-Houses. apartments ana Offices
In ali parts OF the city For detailed usI
send or call at our ONCE
THOS. J. FISHER g. co. Unc),
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
1914 = St N w fas-ef
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70 BETTER INVESTMENT THAN TINS
Good sr. frame. lot 2JxlO0 70 paved aIIe,-.
Stable. water sewer; always renteI at
$3.50 I VIII sell for 5000. See II al once
OWNER r.. Times office. mhl2-3t
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Three siX-room and bath houses. down
Town Lots 2oXI5. 20 alley. Rented. So. 80.
These houses must be sold. and Will con-
slider reasonable offer for cash.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., Qnc.).
S2l 18th ST. y. ". mh1a-tt
A GOOD HOME on Kentucky ave. Sc. near
. ST. six rooms. good condition. con-
Nenieny 70 car line; $500 cash. balance u
suit PRICE $500. make 0fer.
FOR COLORED PCRCHASER-s5OO CASH
I st. near 18th 1Sx18O TO wide alley. e.Ebt
rooms and bath thres-story bay-v.indovg
brick, now occupied by owner, easy terms
and cheap at St. so
500 CASH so MONTHLY
Pennsylvania ave. So. rear navy ward.
Furnace heat, hardwood finish, gas and coal
ranges; modern in every detail PRICE
$500.
LEE ROY MARK,
The Oval Sign. Iuo c.
mhla-u
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO sELL7 You
will be agreeably surprised II you will let
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES 42s sth
st NV. Phone Main 5I7i noIO-tf
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-To buy suburban, two acres. cul-
uvated ground with small house. FOUR or
hve rooms. hen house and stable. all fenced
In and near cars one car fare. small cash
S. F.. Times Office. mh7-Tt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING lot ON ELEVENTH STREET
RETWEEN B AND = STREETS NORTH
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
500 TO $500 cash and $50 to so monthly. For
full particulars drop postal telephone. or
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT Z. HEATER, Manager
Colorado Building. Tel Main 5sA
tal2-u
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LoANs oN FURNITuRH.

LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Here We are way down at the bottom
OF the column
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
Just call on rhe company that "blows3
the least. That's Us.
ABSOLOIE ELY no publicity-no pryEnR
into your private RffairB-Ro DELAY
COLUMBIA GUARANTEES co.
81 n 6Ts Ne Va PRIVATE OEFICH.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE "a OHIO E. g.

BALTIMORE & CHIC r. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and ST
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. PAD ST., NEW YORK
tS.OO am-BUffet Parlor. 5 Hr. Traiu.
ste .o0 a a-m.-Diner anl Pullman PariOr Car
fll:00 a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
ss.O0 p-m--''EoyRl Limited All PullmaaA
tG:oo p.m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia-
e 60 2. .m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr.
$50 p-m--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
s'11 80 p.n.-SleeperE-
s2-51 p-m.-Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7.Oo. 900. t11,Oo g. m,
..EvERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, A NJ 10 p. NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: 2.57, 500. $50 100. tn. 500.
ii.C5. 100. 200 SOC. $40. 500 45. SEQ. 500
5.s0 soc, $50. 7!oO, 500. s.se. 1900. I0:S5.
sUndays: ssG ia,Ts p III 200. 10 $50 600 1000
u;oo a an m; go l;l5 500. $50 500. $40. $50.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. IN ,. n.
cINcIINNA-I. ST. LOUIS. AND 1ouIs-
LIE. $500 a m. '4:O5 p m. sI2:49 night
PITTSBURG. '1:22 p. NJ. 's:lo p. m. IL 20
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m; COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 800 a. n. '5:so D. m
WINCHESTER. 1855 a. m. f4:O5. 500 0. n
noon: 4:I5. Goo .. m. Sundays. $50 a m. m.
L LURAY and ELKToN. -4.Os .. m.
FREDERICK. ts:S5. ''s:l5 a m. eel 30
TIA 'H&GERsTowN. sisa ts:s5 m. and $500 D m
eel 80 f5 90. 1915. ''10:l5. I'll 30 p. m.
GAITHERSBURG and way points fs:sS
ss9l5 a m. fl2:5O, "'i:30 1890 s5.o5
IS :35. $50. ''I:s5. ''1O:l5, tll:30 p m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and wAv
points. tS:s5. ''s;l5 a n. ''1:sO. t5:O5.
IS IS D. m
"Daily. Except Sunday. ''Sundays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or ParlOr Car
space rates OF fare. etc. will be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE at all OF the FOL
lowing Ticket OfiCes: 1917 G ST. Telepbors
Main 1891; 6l9 Pennsylvania Ave. TelephoDe
Main 2S7: Station, New Jersey Ave. and n
St Ticket Office. Telephone East 6S7: Infor
nation Bureau. East Z24.
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ING lot ON ELEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN AND e STREETS NORTH
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
December @ 1901. ard duly recorded in Liber
No. 2slO at folio AI ct sea- one OF l5ano
Records for the District Of Columbia and az
the request OF The party secured thereby. We
will sell at public auction IN 'front.' pI me
premises on THURSDAY, MARCH @lS 4, Isv''
AT FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following de-
Ecribed land and premises. situate In the
city OF washington. District OF Columbia, ana
designated being part Of original lot nine
teen Qq) in square nine hundred and sixty
four (964), beginning for the same at a
point on Eleventh street three hundred and
twenty.six 1920 feet and eleven uil inches
south Of the northeast corner OF said square
and running thence south on said street nine
teen Q9l feet. thence west one hundred and
nineteen Qs) feet. and thence east one hun
drGd and fifteen ul5) feet l0.z inches 10 the
place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; balance
in one and two years with interest and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on property, or all
cash n the purchasers option 500 deposit
required at the time OF sale and all con-
veyanclng and recording At purchasers cost
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee
LOUIS P. sHoEMAIlER, Trustee,
612 l4th st. NV.
mh9dtsexsu
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers,
6I2 St y. W
TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 6{5 SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
August s. 1906, and duly recorded IN Libe-
No. 1851 folio 800 et seq. OF the land rec
Crds OF the District OF Columbia. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby. We VIII
sell at public auction in front Of the premises
on MONDAY. MARCH 18TH. 1907, AT 4.3o
O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described land
and premises. situate in the city OF Washing
ton District Of Columbia, known and dis
tinguished as the east twenty feet. four
inches go II. 4 inD front by the full depth
thereof. Of original lot numbered Ten OO in
square numbered Eight Hundred and Seventy
six $3.50, improved by house numbered 6fJ
South Carolina avenue southeast.
Terms OF sale. All cash: 500 deposit
qured at time Of sale. and all conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee.
40 5th st. NV.
JOHN B. KINNEAR. Trustee
61O 18th 81. NV.
mh5-11td&ds exSu
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For Rent-FlatS.

s12.5o-FOUR ROOMS. newly renovated. glSJ
Newport place nv. mhl2-1t
FOR RENT-A fat above store right In cen
ter OF the downtown district. convenient 10
three cav lines and al government depart
ments. six rooms and bath modern iu sani-
tatiOn and other respects. heat and gas. Ap-
ply in store 5O7 Eleventh ST. nv. between Z
and r mhll-tf
FOR RENT-Four large rooms and bath.
cheap. 1l6 ID 81. ne. mhIl-7t
FOR RENT-Seccni story. bright sunny
rooms. apartment p steam heat. Ie4 81 81.
NV. mhll-5t
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Automobiles.

INDIAN motor cycle: excellent condition:
cheap. WELLS GARAGE, rear 1913 I4th 81
mhI3-3t
WANTED-To exchange real estate for auto
mhl2-3t
AUTOMOBILE TIRES. 1907 prices greatly
reduced: second Jess than half. repaired tires
and slightly used. very cheap. expert vul-
canizng; satisfaction assured. quick service.
JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS. 6o2-6O4 T..
Phone Main Boss mh2-sa. IN. .tu. VIII
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Lost.

LoST-On Monday. white bull terrier. with
l St NV IT
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IOST-On llth st. Sc. between G and South
Carolina ave. pocketbook conta lining between
S25 and $50: also receipt for Frank Jerman.
Reward. 500 9Th St sc II
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Found.

LACEYS delicious Ice cream and sherbet
70c and s0c per gallon. five large bricks in
box. sc. Phone Main $50. s07 New York
mh2-tf
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Rug Weaving.

COLONIAL. rug carpets and rag rugs woven
to order. STAMBAUGH. 22i4 & ST. NV
n,hi2-3t
pets; reliable work: sanitary; prompt Postal
ECLIPSE RUG co. Laurel. Nd mhfO-Tt
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MoneyLoaned SaIaried People

and others. without security: easy payments.
Offices in Sc principal cities: save yoursslf
money by getting my terms first ID. II
TOLMAN. Room 5OS. 523 18th st. NV tles-tf
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LOST-Saturday on 7th NV. silver watch and
fob. Reward 425 18th sw. mhl2-st
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS DUST-KILLING FLOOR
OIL, 35c gallon this week. Regular price. SOC.
Drop postal, 1l3 Pennsylvania ave. NV
mh12-tf
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THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Auctioneers,
6l2 ST. y. W.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 6{5 SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
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LOST-In Washington Monday, March IL.
bunch Of keys RewSrd IL returned TO r. L.
SLAYMAkER. 1914 f 81. mhl2-3t
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bona.
bldg. and loan asscn. shares. syndicate Ger
tfs-, warehouse receipts. etc; low rateS-
courteous treatment THIS Is NOT A Loan
COMPANY. c. A BAKER. ITO b s..
Phone 517-
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LOST-S5 reward for return OF pure white
female cat TO I744 + St NV. Disappeared
early Thursday morning. March :.
mh12-3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Ofice OF the
Supervising Architect Washington. ID. g..
March 8. la17--Sealed proposals will be re
Ceived AZ this Office until O'CLOCK P NJ
OF THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1907 and
then opened for repairs 20 the east front OF
the L. :. Treasury Building, Washington.
=. c. IN accordance with specification.
copies OF which may be had az this Office
at the discretion Of the supervising architect.
J. II. EDWARDS. Assistant Secretary.
~-hc-rf eole,Cts
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LOST-LOcket. engraving y. C: no ques-
tions. reward. GRAY, 1905 Georgia ave. Sc.
mhlI-3t
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LOST-EXchanged at Georgetown indoor meet
a Cravenette raincoat for black overcoat with
key IN pocket. Please return 70 19 9Th st
ne. mhlZ-3t
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IOST-Monograu lockst with three small
diamonds and initials l. NJ. G. from 9th and
NJ SITS. TO "a and o sw. Good reward. 27o9 X
St NV. mhu-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
WALL STREET IS
STILL DEPRESSED
ACUTE WEAKNESS Relieved
TEMPORARILY
Weather Conditions in the Northwest
One of the Disturbing Factors
of the Day-Bonds Con-
tinue Irregular
Bv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-There was a
subsistence today of the acute weakness
which was manifested in the stock mar
ket but the market continued IN
mood of depression which was only oc-
casionally relieved by isolated advanc-
ing points.
There was somo revision OF opinion
toward the Union Pacific financial plan
from the extreme disfavor in Whlch II
was held yesterday. Union Paclhc IT.
self showed evidence of some absorp-
tion and resisted the occasional pres
sure which it suffered with the rest or
the list.
The large demand for capital made
by the Hartman Pacifics contlnueu'
however, to be regarded as rather 1or-
midable and affected other companies
which are supposed to be candidates
for new securities issued,
AS a measure of refunding the terms
of the Union Pacific financing was pet
ter regarded than yesterday owing to
the consideration of the retirement or
other obligations which Is involved
under the lower interest rate TO pc paio
compared with the recent urgency note
issues of railroad corporations
From this also there was argued
some Improvement in the general capi7
tai situation so far as the ATTITUDE To-
wards railroads investment is com
pared From the standpoints or the
value of rights to stockholders carried
by the subscription rights to the new
securities, there was obvious ground Tor
disappointment on the part OF iie me
SPECTATORS who had bought the stocks
in anticipation of these rights.
The quotations In the curb market
today of the Union Pacific rights were
half and under and of the Southern Pa
cific rights "a and under. Great IN
terest attached today to the monthly
crop report issued by the agr1culturai
department shortly after noon The
rise after the report appeared to De the @
highest price of the season, was tne
;nday of tho INTERPRETATION placed upon
the report, and the reflected influence
on this showing was a depressing fac
tor in the later stock market. me per-
centage of condition report for the WIN
ter wheat crop did not show as large a
deterioration as was feared. but the
showing of upwards of 3,b0O.OOQ acres
of winter killed wheat was far In ex-
cess of any current supposition Inc
continued delay to sowing wheat ny
cold weather in the northwest was
also disturbing factor.
The London market was factor OF
some disorders growing out OF tne ols-
orders among the Indians just before;
Estimates of the weeks movement ala
not create a large change in the cash
item. the receipts on balance on the
interior movement having been enough
apparently to more than offset the SUD
treasury Withdrawals from the market
the latter including, however, the
81 900 900 deposited for the telegraph
transfer to San Francisco.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales'
par value, $2,144,000.
United States 3s declined "A per cent
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
COLEGROvE BOY
PROVES A HERO
Russell Browns Horse FaIIs--Lad's
Leg Broken-Begs That News
Be Broken Gently to
His Mother

"Please don't tell my mamma. 1t will
worry her too much" With beads of
perspiration standing on his brow and
teeth tightly clenched to keep back the
tears little Russell Brown. IA years of
age. school boy living at Melrose
and Western avenues, Colegrove. lay
on the operating table at the receiving
hospital yesterday while physicians set
his leg, which had been broken by a.
fall beneath a horse, and pitifully
pleaded that news of the accident be
kept from his mother.
The brave little fellow had intended
being one of those who rode in the
parade. For weeks he has talked Of
nothing else, and bright and early he
arose yesterday to groom his horse
and be on time.
Russell rode from his home to Los
Angeles and at Seventh and Main
street he rode, but all the time noticed
that his horse was growing more and
more skittish. When the parade
reached Seventh and Broadway the
animal appeared very nervous and sud-
denly threw itself on one side, cast
ing the boy beneath it.
When picked UP Russell's right leg
was found to be fractured. Patrolman
Banks at once sent in call for the
ambulance and the boy was hurried
to the receiving hospital. There the
leg was set, while the little fellow
looked on and scarcely emitted groan
during the operation.
The boys parents were notified of
the accident and he was removed to
the family home at Colegrove.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Further Reports of Crop Damage Send
Wheat Up Several Cents-Buy-
ing Orders Numerous
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 1o.-Wheat sold here
today at SS%c, an advance of cents
from the lowest point of the day. The
cause of the upturn in the price was
the official corroboration of the crop
damage reports which have been in
circulation for some time. Corn was up
nc, oats ssc and provisions 21a to 10c
higher.
The government statement brought
out an avalanche of buying orders and
during the remainder of the day the
volume of trading was enormous.
The heaviest buying was said to have
been done by commission houses with
eastern connections, and it was said
that several eastern traders were large
ly interested in the trades. Prices rose
rapidly until July touched SS&c. Other
options were equally as dull
Prior to the publication of the crop
report the market showed moderate
strength because of continued cold
weather in the northwest and strong
market at Liverpool.
Trading closed under intense excite
ment and prices near the high market.
July opened II lower at 85 Rc, sold al
S5 q 6S5M &c and then advanced TO 83A C.
Final quotations were at SS1s 0D $3.50.
The market for coarse grains was
overshadowed by the overwhelming &
amount of trade in wheat. The mar
ket failed to show any. marked re-
sponse to the upturn in wheat the tone
being steady all day following a small
advance at the opening The close was
firm. July corn opened unchanged to
NC higher at soc to 50bc advanced to
SO u D509sc and closed at 50Ac.
The oats market was fairly active,
the cold weather in the northwest
bringing out a moderate demand for
shorts and commission houses. The
tore was firm all day. July oats open
ed a shade lower to a shade higher at at
closed at 4Sk @4S%c.
Trading in provisions was fairly ad-
vanced and the market was firm.
Large shipments of lard stimulated
bullish sentiment At the close July
pork was up 10c. lard was up TIC and
ribs were nc higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat-May, s6Ac; July, ss1a q
ssNc;; September, soas @soAc' Decem-
'ec; corn@May, m 1Si 5o@5o%o; July. 5oAc;
oats~May, 45Ac; July, 43A @4S%ci
September, S69s @36%c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat0No. 3 spring, ss@s1c; No. 8
s0@91c; No. 2 red, sS1s @S6ssc:
low. 51@511sc.
45c.
Rye-No. 2, 72k@75c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing. 76@
Flaxseed-No. l, s1.1s1a; No. ! north
western, $1,265.
CIover-Contract grades, $500.
Ribs-short sides Qoose1, $3.50 S;s5
lard--Per 100 lbs, $e10.
sides--Short clear (boxed), $500 g
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
The Metal Market
Nv ssociated Press.

BY ASSOCIdItU It IeS''
NEW YORK, May 10.-The London tin
market was a little lower with spot
closing at f192 los and futures at f1S7
SIS. Locally the market was firm and
higher owing. TO- light supplies with
spot quoted at $43S5 a 400.
market with spot closing 5s higher at
fi01 15s and futures 5s lower at f100
los. Locally the market was quiet and
unchanged Lake Is quoted at s24.75 %
lead, unchanged at $6,OO@6.O5 in the
local market and advanced Is cd to f19
Spelter was unchanged at f25 15s Cd
in London, but was lower locally at
s645 5@6.55.
Iron was still higher abroad with
standard foundry quoted at Is "a. Lo-
caIly the market was firm and prices
somewhat nominal so far as the spot
position is concerned
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11

GRAIN AND FEED Q5O Ibs.)-Wheat,
No. l, $l.55; do. 1O0-lb. sack. No. |, Sl.6o;
corn, $1.4O; cracked corn. Sl.45;, feed meal,
$ d aran oa,e heayy ss sS s2S seed Feea I've eaEey
shorts, $14O; Egyptian corn. si..5; white
oats, $1.90.
FRUITS AND BERRIES-Bananas, &C.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons, fancy. $2uO
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS dall per
lb.)-Almonds, IXL, 10000; Ne Plus Ul-
ira, tic; peanuts California fancy, S1sc;
eastern fancy, &c; walnuts. California,
bleached, No. l, l4915c; pecans, Jumbo,
berts. 14c; Mexican pine nuts zoe; evap-
grated apples, per lb., nc; aprieots, lie;
nectarines, lie; peaches, 121zc: pears, 13c;
plums. lie; raisins. 7g171Ac; seedless mus
VbaGrHBLEsstring a. l8Rie beaans 1sc Der
lb,; beets, 65c sack: fancy celery, CSC
dozen by the crate; evaporated chilli. 121se
lb.; garlic, SC lb.; lettuce, 25c doz.; peas,
S@6c lb.; spinach, 1712c doz.; turnips. CSC
tomatoes, $.bd2.OO crate; eucumbers. s2.so
doz.; green onions, 25Q30c doz.: rhubarb.
$1.25@1.35 box.
POULTRY-Dealers quote the following
PygeIg Payng prices Is f8E ye PSa Gg PER pGupa 20 81
lbs. 25c; fryers. under 8 lbs. 2Sc; roos-
ters, lbs up, 1Sc; hens, lac; stays and
old roosters, SC; turkeys, heavy, 17c; light,
not wanted; ducks. 15c; geese, 12c: SQUADS,
Sl.50Q1.75 dozen.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy ..................$.6o so
Butter, 2-lb. roll. Poppy, .55
Cooking butter Observation-Disclosures. DO
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen ....... .25
Potatoes, fancy, 100 Observation-Disclosures IS
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO May 1O.-Pink beans,
S2.40@p2.5O; lima. $4.25@4SO; large white,
$2.5O92. 20; Oregon Burbanks. $1.75@p2.25; !;
Merced sweets, $400@4.50; new potatoes,
81 0044.50; fancy onions, $3.50; common,
$z 90; green peas, S@31ac; string beans, l21a
@l4c; green peppers, 7@l5e; tomatoes, $4.O0i
asparagus, 6@11c; rhubarb, S5cQ$1 rs; gar
lie 3@4c; cucumbers, $1.25@1 rs; Mexican
Flour family EXTRAS $4.S5@5. 80; bakers
extras, $460@4,S0; Oregon and Washing
ton: $S75Q4.5O; shipping wheat, S135@1 40;
milling, 81. 45@1 So; feed barley, $120@D1. .221a
brewing. sl22la@1,25; chevalier $1.S5 red
oats. 81 .45@1, rs; white, 81. .60@1. 70; black.
Si.S5@2.25; middlings. $27.OO@3O0O; mixed
feed, $2S,O0@25,OO; rolled barley, S24.OOp
$500; oatmeal, $4,10; oat groats, $4S0; rolled
oats, $6004725; wheat hay, $17.00424. 90:
wheat and oat $10,OOQ1950; wild oat, $500
@13.50; tame oat $l0.0OqlS.50; alfalfa, $500
6l12 90; straw. 45@S5c.
Receipts-Flour, 1881; wheat, 2SO; bar
ley $685. oats, 72O; beans, 1860; potatoes,
s4OO; onions, 40; bran, 45O middlings, 100;
hay, $780,. straw, 10; hops, 80; hides, 1881; /;
wine, 1270O.