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RAILWAY RATES IN NEW YEA
LAND.

First class passenges rates in New
zealand average about o cents per mile,
and second class rates about cents.
There are special rates for school and
factory excursions, and there are sea-
son tickets as other couccSslons- but
o. per Ceur Of the passengers are carried
at ordinary fares, while So per cent OF
them travel second class. lt is pro5a-
hlo then. that the average fare. per
plsscu ger-miie. Is IN the uelElbDrlOol
Of cents and. therefore. about tho same
as i'm the United states. There are no
u glt trains, and the service ON most OF
the lines is rather lnfrequeuL The best
service Iu New Zealand ls that between
Christchurch and Dunedin. where there
are two express trains daily, travelling
ar speed OF twenty-five miles an hour.
on most of the other lines. express
trains travel from fifteen 90 twenty-oue
miles au hour, and ordinary trains from
ten 10 fourteen miles an hour The
first class carriages compare favorably
with chair cars I'm the United states.
but second class accommodation is very
poor and the carriages are generally
Overcr0wdcd.
II IS impossible 20 make an accurate
estimate Of freight rates iu New lea
land. but they are probably at least &
cents per tou-ule. as compared with
.1Hf peg ton-mile. the average for the
railways OF the United States. The
ton however. is the long ton OF -,2iJ
pounds u is worth noting that more
Than 80 per cent OF AL freight handled
by the New Zealand railways is carried
at the owners risk, and that delays
and losses from shortage Of cars and
other causes are common. In fact. the
expenses of shipment are so great that
goods which are sold at reasona bic
prices iu the seaport towns are very
expensive in the interior. and the de-
veiopmgut of the country Is thereby
greatly retarleL--J T. lie ROssl guOl,
in MoodE's MAGAZINE for August
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CAPITAL PuNISHMENT-

Mamma. did you love to- firt when
You were young
II am afraid I did, dear"
And were You ever punished for IL,
mamma
Cruelty, dear. married your father
lie Eiro
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Nale steuosrapher and type
writer must he accurate and willing
worker. none others need apply, moderate
SALARY 10 start. Address BOX lss. Times Of
TvANTED-B0y Tor soda fountain evenings
and G. srs- NV. Il
ming aud heating. Apply 1883 Fl 81. ne
aulN--L
wANTED-C0lored boy from country as dish
wANrED-whlts boy. IS. to read and guide
blind man. --l-5 p 81. ne. L
wANTED-Paperhange Apply D. F. SHEA,
"a ana y SITS ne. i
NANTED-Whlte storeroom man. SIS. room
and board white bakers helper $50, room
and board. c0lored bar porter SIS. FISHERS
AGENCY. 4ls 10Th 81. NV. IT
WANTED-Neat coIored boy to do cleaning
and also act as buss man. QUICK LUNCH.
-.-- a. 9'' -"' IL
yANTED-An experienced instaII-nert CO..
.s..gE, E'oa pay 60 r.sht man, NEW YORK
SUPPLY co. iii Ith ST. NV aulo-2t
WANIED-Tlnuer. ais, boy as helper. J.
T. DOYLE. 1898 9th ST. NV il
NASTED-Everyvhere hustIers 20 tack
a!gus. distribute circulars, samples, etc; no
canvasalug. good pay sun ADVERTISING
BUREAU, chicago. jyZl.27.au31O
WANTED-Two boys. white. In shoe shlnlas
parlor. experienced preferred. l5Zs 18th ST.
Experienced boy 10 run elevator.
Apply HUB FURNITURE CO., 9TH and d
wANTED-A young man to drive milk
wagon. Apply, with references. at lS2S Ia-G
st. NV. aus-5t
wANTED-Firs-class carpenters: 81 per day.
HEAJ. Employers. Association. 1888 st.
wANTED-lan who has had some expert
euCe az painting Address. stating refer
ence. BOX l01, Times Once aag-2t
wANTED-Good presser 1924 North capitol
yANTED-Two hrst-cIass BARRIERS for colore5
trade. at once 9th ST. and Missouri ave
WANTED-A drst-cIass barber at BRUCE.s.
sll Iennsylvania ave NV AUST
yVANTED-A good thoroughly conretenr man
o. wana5e WomeDs alteration room. APP
ply BOX 100 Times office, auS-5-
NANTED-Eight cook PENNSYLVANIA
CAFE lol 9th ST. NV aus-st
WANTED-First-class pressor. 2sls 14th st.
NV. ans er
WANTED First-cIlss coI0rci hostI.r. VIII
Day good wages 90 right man. s5I d ST. nv.
AUST
WANFED-Elrbers. steady job. $40. guaran-
leea $3.50 saturday s.L Sch ST. Sc. auS-at
WANTED-Twenty abIe-h0died men for work
M clay bank wages. SLe1 per day Apply
after pm, GI II ST. uU- aus-st
WANTED-A medical student as ORDERLY, an
Slo-ey Hospital Apply during am aUE-st
WANTED-N0uur coIore9 man as dish
washer al sis Eeunsy lvau-a ave NV aus Et
NANTED-ACrlve white men 20 clean win
coWs- soad salary ROOM PIE. Stewart build
ing. 9th and ID SITS. NV ar--sf
Situations Wanted
Female.
WANTED-Lauudry 10 do at home. 1906 5rh
81. II
WANTEp-By coIored dressmaker. sewing
BY day or week private family. Address
Box rs. Times once. auS-St
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOa


SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for al other classified
advert seIleuLs for less than three Insertions
II inserted for thTCs OF moro consecutive
days one cent "a word Tor each Insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisement viii be accepted at any Cf
the following branch CtlCes at regular office
rates II 30 IS lucouveuleut TO le4se advertise
Ueuts at either a branch Office or The Times
business Office. they may be teleph0nld direct
10 The Times iAaln $500. and messenger
will call 10 collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-SottIed white woman for light
homework. in suburb. good home and wages
Can OF address ROOM 6lN. Washington Loan
and Trust building. aulos
young white girl for house
work 6-2 Maryland ave ne aus-St
Misunderstanding FIRST class LADY
SOLICITORS on A NEW AND VERY AT
MAY DEVOTE A PART or AL or
THEIR TIME MUST HAVE GOOD REF
TO EARN q GOOD INCOME WITH coz
TINTED EMPLOYMENT. APPLY SUPER
INTENDENT. l4l5 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
WANTED-A woman for general housework
in small fiat go5 Pennsylvania ave- NV IL
wANTED-Colorod woman 10 cook si5 Penn
'ylFania ave NV auLl--t
WANTED-Competsu girl for general house
work. call at 26'5 University place NV
aulo-3t
acknowledgement c7lored waitress
HOME CAFE. 40 O. ST. nv II
wANTED-Assistaut cook. with references
Apply GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOS
PITAL- aulU-3t
wANTED-A girl for general houseworl
Jos3- 18th ST. NV il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mattresses. good
wages PURITAN CAFE. u7iE 18th ST. NV
WANTED-YounE lady b19kzeeper and cash
Ter for feed and produce store. references
required Address BOX lsA. Times office.
WANTED-Caoss and mattresses. this clt,.
and mountain resorts. au-r7anI man. Ports
mouth. Ohio. $50. fares EUREKA IOIL
Wv ll-N ave- -
WANTED-A good. strong woman. one who
wants o. good home lly T. ST. ne 10
NANTED-GroI cook TO assist with house.
work references no washing OF i-oulns-
lbs 9th ST. NV auI0--t
WANTED-Woman 20 cook for private fam
ily- al 9th ST. NV u
wANTED-Grl as chambermaid and wait
ress s.S k st. NV u
wANTED--GlH for general housewors at
once 81 ST. He. 40
wANrEp-Neat woman for general house
work SO A ST. ne. j
WANTED-Toung lady stenoeraphe-: perua-
ueut position. state experience and salary
wanted Address BOX I,5. Times Office.
au5--r
WANTED-OId lady. white or coIored. t.
nurse -5o6 Pennsylvania ave NV. au9--r
WANTED-Iady 70 study dramatic at eyer-
!nss. fun courae free Address BOX Isi.
Ilmes ONCE. aust
PREPARE Tor Government position. female
skilled labor write today for free iuforUl-
lou- DAWSON CDERESIONDENgE IN-
SIIECIE, Munsey Building, Washington.
wANTED-Wh.-o waitress. sos Pennsylvania
wAN-Eu-Ci-s for general houzeuo-s. i-s-
mcdiareiy, stay uiEhtsp references. 1928 CO.
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DO YOU WANT A PIANO FREE?

Were making liberal CGe- 90 parents
who wish rhelE children 20 take up music.
We viii llt you have the. use OF a good square
piano absolutely free for six months if sou. D.
pay the COST u hauling abe AS -ruEelC l.
your home Call OF phone.
j.. o. SMITH PIANO CO..
1925 PeICsy lyau-l ave. Phone II -4-.
aur-tf
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TWO nicely furnished rooms Tor one or two
-f-h e.. NV. als-gr
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDENBERG 5, .th and h SITS. NV.
D. KAHN. SONS 81 Co. SLL and Market space
GREEN = q A k 4 a J. AID A EEEI5LNl7
AGENCY. l45 10Th ST. N.Y.
". 4. Men CLIA. 4Ear store, l4rh and Z nv.
RHODE ISLAND IIAElACG. Linton *
Nelson. Pr0pTiet1rs. corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST ana SIS. NV.
ROBERT A. FEILOLD The Harvard Phar-
macy. nth lnC Harvard SITS NV
". A. DAZZLING, cor. I4tn and IT sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th o.. Rhode
Island ave. and Il ST. nv.
h. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th e. AID
Mass ave. nv
CHAS. q. HORNgSG. Christiani PHARMACY.
sw- cor 9Th and NJ SIS. NV.
DOM g. SANFORD New York ave- and
North Capitol st.
r A NEIICH. 10th and II cts. NV.
CUIGLET $ PHARNACT. ZIst and O. SITS. NV.
GILLETTE a Co. 18Th and L sts- NV
:. 81 WAGNER a. co. LIST and II sts- NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
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Found.

FOUND-Smau leather purse. BUCK. 1908
Maryland ave. ne. II
LACEy'S delicious ice cream and s-erbets,
zoe and 90c per gallon. s large bricks in O.
box. 25c- DO not judge our ice cream by the
price. Try &c and you win buy IT, Phone
N. 933.- 6o1 New York ave NV. iy5-tf
FOUND-How 20 get rid Of rats. Phone
BARCLAY" the Ferret Man. Main 2l35.
uu5-ts
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Help Wanted-hale.

FAETED-Twa rarerhaueers and two wall
wANrED--vo soda fountain clerks M
GLEN ECHO PARK agln-5t
TANTEu-Hruesr young nGa - drive milk
wagon must tc sober. country rrgler---.
Call after pm. sl- L ST. NV 10
WAETED-H1y ln drug store. Northwest
section address. naming reference. expert
elce 10 any, BOX rsl. Times office 10
WANTED-A young man In grocery store.
one who understands meat cutting Adj
dress BOX lts, Times Office allo--J
wASTED-Tvo men to milk and work dairy
AIRS. IDA sGSl. 18th and Irving srs.. south
ETucEEut. auIg-Zt
wANTED-Young man for soda fountain:
one with experience preferred Address BOX
isl. Times u-l-g. --Il-gt
WANTED Experienced uou-uu.7a man for
grocery must understand cutting meat COL
sta ~. ne. auIs-Gt
TANTED-F.rst-cIass pointers and eIsc.-.-
clans. WASHINGTON wages. apply EMPLOY
AlNI BUREAU. Employers. Association.
--l2 ~ 81 A.. al-s-.l
vANTED-colored buss hos. ara 9th st.
wANrED-Ga5l shor, order cook. RADYs
CAFE, 5af Pennsylvania ave. II
y.ANTED-Th-ee d.shuashers aEd TWO brss
boys. RADYrS CAFE. cos Pennsylvania ave.
IL
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Help Wanted
MnLe md NemaIe.

SHORTHAND and tyuewritiuE can be learned
at our school iu 81 90 gg days. Positions guar
lutaed- Il-Llu. Graham. Gregg. Barnes and
Syllable systems. individual instruction.
STEEOGRAPH-- ACADEAIE. sI5-sly Color
ado Building. 5ys-tf
FREE COURSE-TEls win De given 90 any
person finding graduate % TIE CON
GEESSIONAL. REPORTING SCHOOL out %
employment. our thorough and practical
courses lead in skill and amount Of work
performed Any shorthand student ~ this
school can find urst-clGss position AT ONCE
ue charge Tor placing students. auI5-gt
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DanCin9.

MISS COULTER. Professor OF Dancing; pri-
Vate lessons sec II YOU can walk can
teach you 10 waltz. 2lS Eye 81. NV. Phone
Main u3s. au2-5ot
THE WENDHA1I. 45l nth nR--Lesson. Soc.
c lessons. $50; class. $50 every Tues. Thurs
sat Guarantee 10 teach you Prof. Wyndham
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For Sale-hiSCeIIaneOus.

4 PRIVATE FA1IIIY going d, move
out of the city desires o. sell several
articles or their household furniture
Included are Brass Table BRASS Lamp
and Table. Couch, La1y's Writing
Desk. Once Desk. Music Cabinet BOOK
Racks. Do r. Chairs. Bafrlgeratlr.
Clilouler Youth Bed and SurilE.
Child's Morris Chair CnlId's Desk ana
Chair. Machine. Kitchen Tables. Br.c-
a-BrZc. small Rugs
NO reasonable ctter win be refused.
can lmMellately.. upstairs. 80 E-ev-
eLth Street NOrthu est.
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LADDoN PEAR1TACE, 400 Florida ave ne
CHAS T. ELUNEE- n Cap. and n SIS. ne
y. J. DUNCAN d co. Dr1eelsts Gth aaa K
sis ne.
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Floor Oil.

NO NECESSITY TO SCRUB ME FTOOFS
Don't break your hack scrIbbinr the floors.
use Hunters DUst-klIlinE Floor on: 10 kaabs
the floors smooth and glossy: Soc a gallon.
Phone Main 545S or drop postal 10 c Il
HUNTER. The Bicycle Man. II3 Pa ave. NV.
au7-tf
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Situations Wanted-Male.

WANTED-By young white man a steady
position 90 "a dairy farm. good mixer and
thoroughly competent % take care OF cows.
GEO LIEBSCHER, 1914 Evavts ST.. Brook
land. u. g. auI0-2t
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WANTED-HELP or ALL KIND-THosE
WITH EXPERIENCE PEEEEREED.
SALESLADLES. SALESNEN. STOCK
CLERKS. SHIPPING CLERKS. CASH
IERS BUNDLE WRAPPERS. CASH
BOYS, AND MESSENGERS. GOOD SAL
AIRY. PERMANENT POSITIONS APP
PLY TO SUPEEINTENDENT LANS-
ECRGH a. BRO, 41l TO s25 nth ST
au9. 1912
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FURNISHED FLAT OF four rooms ground
floor. front and rear. yard, hus location,
near Dupont circle up-t5-date furniture;
convenient. comfortable. rent reasonable.
1913 18th So. NV. aulU--t
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I
4. =. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts
O.DONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and g SITS
a. s. EEALN. NV cor. nth and Pa ave.
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738 Sd ST NW.-NeWly furnished rooms.
single or en- suite. meals served. trausleuts
accommodated. convenient 10 car line.
aulO-3t
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SOUTHWEST
y. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 7th and b streets
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UphOlStegin9.

BENZ r COLES & Co. Upholstering Of all
kinds. Slip Covers. go 9Th st. NV. II. s5i6.
5yZ-S0t
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BROORLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H i. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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WANIED-Four young men and three young
ladies 20 prepare Tor positions now awaiting
them. positions secured or money back. spe-
Clal summer rates, backward students wei
come call or write Tor particulars. WOOD
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 81 East Capitol 81.
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1885 nth o.
NV. auI0-3t
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ANACOSTIA-
ASURT PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 n 81. NV
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Dentistry.
Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-Fair Cf pure Southern Blood
hound pups Just -eceiv-l-Fl-e Scotch Collie
pups Young Parrots. Cllaries. C7oldlsLss.
N-uzeEs- Trained Goats. Rabbits Guinea
Pigs cats. and best Elea-Flee soap. etc
SCH1IID+S BIRD STORE. .-2 18th St NV.
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Business Opportunities
THORNTON 8. KFNNEDY.

All kinds ~ business places fCr sale afI3uses
and stores connected. Places wantel
To5 IITH NW. als-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. L CARNE = 60. - KIM, a.
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

IA NGAAA-
Furnished Rooms.
FURNISHED FLAT OF four rooms. ground
floor. front and rear. yard hIs location,
near Dupont circle up-t5-4ate furniture;
convenient comfortable. rent reasonable.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1ssi nth st.
NV. aul0-3t
73S Sd ST NW.-NewIy furnished rooms.
single or en- suite. meals served. trauslents
accommodateds convenient TO car line.
aulO-3t
I21 ST. NE. near Capitol. Library and
Union stauon-turnished rooms; hodsekeep-
ing II desired 1t
ROOMS. l5c. 25c. pool, &c a game. best ac-
cummodatl0n. MADAM ABRAHAM. 6--
louisiana ave. NV. II
2z5 Sd ST. Nw.-Rooms. sI.75 week up. tran
sients. SOC night. aul5-2t
LARGE front room. $50 a week. ss II
81. AW. ally-.t
SECOND FLOOR front room, private family.
reasonable 81 9TH 81. ne aall-st
FURNISHED ROOMS: light housekeeping-
500 stL 81. NV. alll-eE
IN II NN.-Furnished rooms. 81 % s. week;
two squares from business center convenient
90 Government leuarfmeutsr ear line IrILl
cepots. board II desired. transieutsr SJc day
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath on SECOND
aoor. 81. Jas c b. ne. aus
SECOND FLOOR front room: housekeep.ng.
80 - e. -"- 60
~ ST. oyW.-LarEe front room. furnished.
h9u5sSe~piuEi week. basement $3.50
~ X NW.-Two front rooms. furnished com
o. /.
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Rooms and Board.
Rug Weaving.

reversible rugs from worn car
pets reliable, sanitary, and prompt: postal
we call. ECLIPSE RUG CO., Laurel. Nd.
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Bicycles.

BEST Pun C-URE-PROOF TIRES. s. 50. p--
C-- guaranteed no equal anywhere aEatus-
pu-rruresr some choice seconds. SI-75. made
GO sell for So. and g. % as Grsrs. trial guar
al-ee- JONES RUBBER TIRE WORKS
t.--t-f j. Eull-sa, 70. rL--5t
FOR SALE-Nearsy new Rambler touring
car seats ave people, TOPS ace-yI5Ue lamps
horn. tools extra tires. and tubes complete,
Lrst-c-lss condition price. $50 Can be seen
a. 81 1EtL ST. aus-St
ONLY - PAIRS LEFT OF our Puncture-
Proof Tires, guaranteed one year, $3.50. put
Cl- Expert bicycle repairing wheels called
Tor and delivered. slightly used bicycles
from S. up. C. T. HUNTER The Bicycle
Man ll3 Pa ave. NV Phone Main 545S.
aG1-rf
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SpiritualiSm.

IF YOU wish Information on any subject call
10 see Mr. Million and get "a psychic reading
or independent slate writing You can cali
at any time SD Eye ST. nv. au5-sr
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FOR -BlacksIlth shop. doing goo1
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Personal.

MAZE. ZENITA controls events; never fails.
lZ6 9Th ST. aust
WORkINGNEN. our thoughts are FOR v7u-
needs. that 8 the reason we Furnish you from
Slightly used az prices thar save you money
Call and be convinced. JCSTHS OLD
STAND. 6I9 y. au5--r
NINE. DAVIS. the born clairvoyant and card
reader. removes spells. evil influences. ana
a call ivI6-s1t
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FOR EE.ET-Three furnished rooms. com
ple-e LCr light LlLseLelp-Lss bath and gas
1890 u ST. NV. aGs-1r
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WANTED-Scttled white woman for light
housework. in suburb good home and wages
Can or address ROOM 6IS. Washington Loan
and Trust building aul0I2
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPEEED SIS Up; house painting:
lowest prices CHAS. A CARLISLE. SO 5th
st NV Phone E-ain 655T iyI2-sOt
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us 10TH ST. SW.-SIceIy furnished rooms.
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THREE nicely furnished rooms. gas and
bath. lL5 Hickman ST. Sc aus-5r
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-17
STOCK PRICES
ARE INACTIVE
SPECULATIVE ELEMENT UNDE.
cIDED
PRODUCERS ARE UNDER STRONG
PRESSURE
Incidents Of Day on New York Ex-
change Are Pronounced Breaks
in Cotton and
Corn
BIZ Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16-The speculative eie-
,nent of the stock market was still undecided
as to the proper action to take to fifty repre-
sent the chances of the future The marker
gave some signs of benevolent control Whicn
deferred the professional bears from attacking
prices as unreservedly as they did tine latter
part Of last week. .,
The special feature In the copper situation
that commanded the most attention was tne
pressure the producers had been under TO post
pone cut in prices to enable manufacturers
to work off stocks purchased at the higner
levels with contracts for finished products
made only at basis. The maintenance OF TINS
price level is given part responsibility LOT inc
diminished demands fer produce. A furtner re-
duction in the price of metal both In London
and at the local metal exchanges, overtnrew
most of the better feeling.
The United States stocks were under pres
sure again in sympathy with the coppers, tne
preferred falling to below 90 Railroad STOCKS
were free from depression by comparison win
the weakness in the Industrial list and showed
periods of strength. There were some large
dividends in course Of payment and the cal
money market was hard in consequence.
The tendency of exchange here was down.
ward. Incidents Of the day were pronounced
breaks in cotton and corn, representing the
formation of mere hopeful opinion over the
dimensions of those crops Fears of reduc-
ton of dividends by the copper companies made
the subjects for a large part of the days dis
cussion.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales 1,19S.00O
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-17
FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 16.-Fapcy apples.
$3.50; common, soc; crab apples 60G75c; straw
berries. s6.oO@100o; raspberries ss00@10.o0; or
binary grapes. 75c@sL0o; common pears. SOC;
fancy. $1.OO; Bartlett, $l.25@2oo; common
peaches 75c; fancy. 800; common plums, CSC;
fancy. soc; naval oranges. ss.5oQ4.5o; common
California lemons. slips; fancy, $500; water
melons. s1.25@2.25; nutmegs. 5o@75c; bananas,
81. 0O@2. co. pineapples, $2oo93.0o.
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE market for
evaporated apples is not active. but prices are
firmly held with prime at &c; common to fair.
7@s1sc.
Prunes are in jobbing demand with quota
tions ranging from 4Ia@121hc for California
fruit and from 7G9c for Oregon
Apricots are unchanged; choice, 10c; fancy,
22Q33c.
Peaches are firm in tone with choice quoted
at 12c; extra choice, 12ls@1Sc fancy. 1S@lSikc;
extra, 14Q141sc.
Raisns are very scarce on spot with crown
and loose muscatels at 10c: seeded raisins, ia
15c; and London layers at.75@1 IS.