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Arizona republican., 1908-01-19
SALVATION ARMY.-sunday ser

SALVATION ARMY.-Sunday ser vices: Open-air meetings as usual 10 a. In.. D. m.. : p. m; II a. m.. holi- ness meeting; 3 D. m. junior meeting; s D. m.. evening service. The public are cordiall.' invited.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. CHRiST-The funeral of Mrs. George Christ will be held at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon in the parlors of Easterling & Whitney. Rev. Campbell of the Presbyterian church will oficiate.
 w. C. T. U. ORGANIZER Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh. organizer and lecturer for the National Woman's Christian Temperance union. will be in Phoenix Feb. and 3. No one should fail to hear this gifted lady.
 Notices will be published as to hours and places of meetings.
 SUMMONED BY lLLNESs.-Cap- tain J. n. Carter. secretary of the live stock sanitary board. leaves this morn- ing for Duluth. Minn.. having received a telegram last night announcing the severe illness of his mother
 RUMMAGE SAlE.-The ladies of the Crittenton home received such nice lot of rummage stock yesterday they could not dispose of it all by night and have decided to continue the rum mage sale at the rink through Monday and Tuesday. and possibly longer.
 PIONEER BAND CONcERT.-Sun- day. Jan. lS, 2:30 D. m-. at City Hall plaza Program: March Brooks Chi cago Marine Band. Seitz: characteris- tic The Birds and the Brook" Stults: waltz. "The Leading Lady" Comstock: selections from the Woodland" Lud- CTS: serenade. "Cupid's Charms" Miller: overture, "Dauntless.' SpaltOn march. Dixie Land" Haines.
 DEATH OF MRS. C. Nj. CLARK Mrs. C. NJ. Clark died yesterday about midday at the family home on West Washington street, after an illness Of only a few days. The funeral will be held privately. The family is we'll known in the city. having lived here for several years, and coming from the east The deceased is survived by her husband. four children, well known here. and three others who reside in their eastern home. Those who are well known here are: Mrs. Samuel Hughes Miss Sallie Clark. Miss. Mar garet Clark and MT. Curtis Clark.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-19

Rain" and Mrs. Tafel will sing a solo entitled The Hills of God" (Nevin). Mrs Tafel-wili also Sing at the even ing service. Sunday school 9:45; junior league. o'clock; Epworth league. se: 30
 A BABY DAUGHTER.-Mr. Thomas Francis Hughes of the Arizona School Of Music received word the first of the week that Mrs. Hughes had given birth to baby daughter. MT Hughes is at her mothers home in Valparaiso. Ind. and they both have hosts of friends in this city who will rejoice with them in their good fortune.
 BALL GAME ToDAY.-A game of base ball will be played at Eastlaka park this afternoon at 30 sharp. An admission of I5c will be charged to help pay the rental of the park. The lineup of the teams are: Gas team,Pit- cher, C. Vinson; Catcher. Maggoffin; 1b, Hanscamp; 2b. Mark; ss. Rudolph; Sb. C. Vinson; If. Boots. If, Benita; cf. Mitchell. School District No. 14; Pit cher Bevins; Catcher. Weley; 1b. w. Miller; 2b. Blanton; ss.~ Fredericks, 3b. F. Miller; If, F. Miller; If, R. Mill Ter: of, J. Miller.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-19

Rosenzweig's Jewelry store. formerly the Crescent Jewelry O., will soon be located in more commodious quarters at 6 and East Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1908-01-19

Public stenographer at Hotel Adams. All kinds of typewriting. copying etc. done neatly and quickly.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-19
JAPALAC
HaZazEEED

IS A FINE THING To FREsHEN UP THE FURNITURE AND MAKE IT LOOK NEW. YOU CAN BUY JAPALAc AS CHEAP AT DAVID SONS CASH STORE AS IT IS SOLD IN THE EAST.
 OUR MIXED HOUSE PAINTS ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU.
 PAINT BRUSHES FROM 1oo TO s2.5O.
 WINDOW GLASS FROM 1oo TO $500.
 WE SELL LINsEED OIL, TuR- PENTINE AND PUTTY, AT DAVID SONS.
 BARsWIRE, HARDWARE, TOOLS, TENTS, CAMPING OUTFITS, GUNS, CUTLERY AND THOUSANDS OF USEFUL ARTICLES AT
Arizona republican., 1908-01-19
CHURCH OF ooD.-Elder W. |.


 Skeels of the Church of God will preach a farewell sermon at Lamsou's Hali today at II o'clock a. m. Subject. Faith. Hope and Charity" All are cordially invited to come and hear Dr. Alexander Turnbull of New York will address the Y, M. C. A. Sunday at D. m. in Lamson's halll on the subject The Twentieth Century-The Young Mans Opportunity" MT. Earl Kerr will sing a solo. Ali men are in- vited.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Setvices will be held today, second Sunday after Epiphany, in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second ave nue. the Rev. J. w. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy communion at o'clock; kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prd Ter and sermon at II o'clock. The vested choir. under the direction of MT. Bertrand M. Cocks, tenor sOlOist. will be assisted by Mrs. Vivian Hamilton Lane, soprano; Miss Ramona Rollins, meZZo-soprano, and MT. Harry Well, baritone. MT. Well will sing for the offertory solo By the Waters of Babylon
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL URCH.-Preaching morning and evening by the pastor. The choir will render an anthem at the morning ser vice, He Shall Come Down Like
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24
Mills Buildir
San Francisco.
BANKS PREPARE DIVIDENDS
AND SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST

Several hundred thousand dollars win be
credited to depositors' accounts in Los Angeles
savings banks in semi annual allowances on
January /. This will be in addition to the
quarterly and seml-annuai dividends of all the
banks, amounting to nearly $500, 900. the amount
to be paid to stockholders.
In two banks alone-the Security Savings
and the German American savings--this inter-
est item foots up to $780, 600. OF this the Sc
curity will pay out 100000 and the German
American 100000.
The Security has more than 5000 accounts.
of which 1900 are entitled to interest. the
others being checking accounts, which no
allowances of this kind are made. The Ger
man-American has nearly $4,000 accounts. Of
which 1000 are in the savings department and
entitled TO interest credits.
Practically every bank in the city viii also
give its employees a substantial token of its
appreciation OF their work during the last
year.
AT the First National and the Farmers and
Merchants National this will take the form
airy for each employee, the amount distributed
by each of these banks in this way being
more than $4,000. The German American bank
will give its employees 25 per cent of their
months salary, and at the Security Savings
the distribution will range from a third to
half a months salary. At most of the other
banks similar allowances are being made.
The directors of the Farmers and Merchants
National also have decided to give their stock
holders an extra dividend Of per cent the
first of the year. The regular rate is per
cent for the quarter that the total dis
tribution on this account January / will be
$4,000. The Citizens National also will pay 2
per cent extra to its stockholders
Stockholders in the National Bank of Com
merce will be given a Christmas gift in the
form of a per cent dividend on their share
holdings The directors met yesterday and de-
cided upon the declaration.
1t is for a seni-annual period, and the in
tention is to place the bank permanently on a
per cent dividend paying basis. AS the cap
ital stock is $500 900, the distribution Just de-
cided upon amounts to S6000
With the declaration by the directors Of the
National Bank of Commerce every one Of the
ten national banks in this city is dividend
payer.
The surplus and undivided profits account Of
the National Bank of Commerce Is $29 POI. The
business Of the bank has shown a big increase
since 1t moved into its present quarters at
Second and Main streets. F. M. Douglass Is
the president and Charles Ewing the cashier
The list OF directors includes the names OF
several of the leading business men Of Los
Angeles.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by J. C.
Wilson, member Chicago Board of Trade
Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s-some belated short COW
ering was INDUCED in today, but on the whole
there was very little to recite of interest
concerning today's market as 1t has beer
entirely local professional affair
All through the session the trading was OF
the languid sort. suggestive of holiday dull
The congestion is still the rule here. and
until some fresh development comes there Is
no other Justification for the current level OF
prices.
Light offerings early, rather heavy sales a
little later by the interest that has covered Sc
largely during the last few days, character,
ICED the market Receipts were about
what might be called the minor shorts were
disposed to cover UP today, pending the mol
iday. ,. -,
Oats were strong, largely on buying by cash
houses Offerings were moderate. ..,
Provisions were strong and the market stil
acts as though with any kind of encourage
ment in the shape Of let up in the hog run
we can have a strong, active market niue
later on.
The Inter Ocean says:
"A majority of wheat traders can see moth
mig good in the bull side Each day they
think that the foreign news will bring the
bull leaders nearer to the point where they
will begin to sell but to the disappointment OF
bears the bulls show no inclination to weaken
and prices advance instead Of declining.
GRADERS regard the situation in Chicago
wheat pit as one where the balance Of power
is held by a few pit professionals, some oil
whom are operating through Bartlett-Patten
''The present market is looked upon as a
holiday affair. ard so long as existing condi-
tions last they are not expecting any decided
change It is said that the market is heavily
oversold and Is likely to work higher in the
remaining two trading days of this week.
Sentiment among corn traders is still bear
ish, the big shorts said to be still inclined tc
secure profits
"ORerings from the country are light, and
there has been severe liquidation by longs
II was the impression last night that prices
had declined enough for the time being, and
that corn should be bought any further re-
cession for fair turn"
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NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The speculative
community remained convinced today that
important alignments are in progress or in
contemplation in railroad relations. The
first effect of the announced purchase or
control Of the Colorado & Southern by the
Chicago, Burlington Quincy had a mix
ture of misgivings a possible prelude TO
a renewed outbreak Of the antagonists
which figured in the Northern Securities set
Element. That misgiving has passed away
apparently, and the incident has come to be
looked on with unmixed encouragemeht 10
speculative enthusiasm. 1t is notleeaDle
that an active speculation is in progress in
bonds of a class which might be lifted from
a condition of doubtful security under the
separate control of smaller financial organ
izations into a higher grade security with
the eompany's affairs in control OF pow
erful corporation of first class credit IL Is
the enormous transactions in bonds of that
class which have swelled the volume OF the
bond market for two days past to almost
record proportions. The investment de-
mand for the first class bonds continues eX-
cellent and the ready absorption OF new
bond issues as fast they are offered con-
stitutes one of the strong underlying con-
ditions of the present financial situation
Today's subtreasury operations olscio su, q
withdrawal of $S,s54.000 from the banks.
undoubtedly due to a further payment OF
subscriptions to the Panama bonds. rms
brings the loss of the banks on this ac-
count for the present banking week up TO
S6253,O0O. There is a falling on IN de-
mand for time loans and an unWillngness
to pay the current asking rates, which ar
CUES an expectation that easier terms VIII
be proeurable after the turn of the year
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value $40 $4,000. United States bonds We're
unchanged on call.
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MARKET PREPARES FOR
HEAVY BUSINESS TODAY
CLEAN UP PROMISES TO BE
RECORD MAKER
BelefIeur Apples Advance - Grapes
Berries and Several Vegetables
Scarce-Tangerines Decline.
Fish Flood Market

Business in both the market and on the
produce exchange was quiet yesterday. Re-
ceipts about balanced the demand in almost
every commodity and only few changes in
prices were made. Today, being Thursday
an invariably busy day, promises to be a
record maker, as 1t in addition VIII be the
cleanup of the Christmas trade.
Belleheur apples advanced 15o a box in the
market. Grapes were firm at prevailing quota
tions Berries were exceptionally scarce and
were sold out before noon.
Tangerines were in larger receipt than at
any time since the season opened. Prices
dropped, reaching bottom at 75c lug box for
inferior stock. The best grades sold for $3.50
Bunch stuff, cabbage, lettuce, celery and
caulifower continued scarce account of
heavy shipments to other markets by growers
The fish market was again flooded with all
varieties The demand was poor. Game was
goarcA
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California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-No change was rs-
ported in the market for evaporated apalts.
Fancy are quoted at SlkG95kc; choice. 7is3sc.
and prime, 6A47c.
Prunes are in somewhat better demand. with
quotations ranging from 4ss173ic for California
and from 6ikG9e for Ogerons. the latter 50-30s.
Apricots are higher on the coast but tho
local market is sustained by light supplies.
with choice quoted at eisGs&c; extra choice.
10@10isc. and fancy, 1lhQ1slsc
Peaches steady. holders showing no
anxiety to sell, evidently in expectation Of a
strong market during the spring. Choice are
quoted at 7A7Aci extra choice, T%9sc; fancy,
S16d11c.
Raisins are unchanged with loose kIusoatels
quoted at 5HQ6hc; choice to fancy. seeded
607c; seedess. 4isdec, and London layers,
81 501f. so.
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NEW yoRk COTTON MARKET

Special service to The Herald by Dick Bros
& Co. members New York Cotton Exchange
Bradbury building, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23-The cotton market
showed stll further steadiness today on Gov
ering by shorts. The news was more favor
able TO the mraket and consisted of stead
Ter tone TO spots in the south, probability OF
large exports for January, and Moscow advices
10 the effect that the Russian cotton crop
would be ~ 900 bales less than last year in
stead OF 800 900 more. reported by Ellison,
the English authority, in his circular Novem-
Der 2s Trading consisted largely of evening
I'm onerations and az the market was short,
tbe covering Of these commitments more than
onset the selling by recent longs. The New
York certified stocks are now about 100,0
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Capitol -four is retaiIed at si.s5 per 4 sack
and s5c per u sack.
The following quotations prevail ct the Globe
mills:
FLOUR
Al flour .........ss.o Globe -four .......%- 20
Made Of select California wheat:
Silver star flour. IS so Xxx flour. .....$5O 90
Eighth bbls. zoe Dbl. higher.
Bakers flour made of eastern hard wheap'
per bbl
Globe -four ....s6 20Eastern Graham. So 20
Bakers AL -four. 560Pastry -four $500. $50
Eastern Rye $50. 500
Al -four Is retailed at 81 SIS per Y sack and
S5c for 4 sack. Globe family, $40 per Il
sack and 90c per n sack.
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 dbs)
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RosToN coPPER MARKET

& Co, Bradbury building, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, Dec 23.-The rally was continued
today and it looks as If would have a
bull market for Christmas after all. Anal
gamated and Shelters are said to have come
to an agreement, and both stocks are leaders
today We are told shorts in Smelter will
be run in tomorrow. Copper consumers are
talking bul1ish on copper, and the situation
looks better than it has for some time. DO
not get too bullish until the middle of Janu-
will have a big bull market lasting in the
summer. For the present l would sell for a
turn on any further advance.
Following were closing quotations on Boston
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

3 Shipments of oranges and lemons
3 from Los Angeles Monday, December
. 2I, were 81 carloads of oranges and ~
. carloads of lemons.
(. Total TO date there were shipped
3 1880 carloads, of which 55S were
o lemons.
/. Last season there were shipped 1857
5 carloads, Of which 518 were lemons.
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SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, Dec. BAH grades OF refining
sugar were reduced 10 cents per 100 pounds
today. Raw s-sady. Fair refining, s179s. 2oc F;
centrifugal, sc test, s.s7Qs zoe; moiasses sugar.
s92c. Refined steady. No. g. 4.25c; No. 4.
42Oc; No. g, Alec; No. O. 4.1oc; No. 10, 90,
Il, assoc; confectoners A. $500; mould A. &C.;
cut loaf, 5.45ci crushed, 5.S5c; powdered
Arse; granulateds 4.a5c; cubes, A. SOC.
Coffee-Futures opened steady at UNCHANGED
prices to decline of points closing steady
net unchanged to points lower.
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-rhe London tin mar
ket was unchanged, closing quiet at &lS2 lSs
Cd for spot and Ella IS for futures Inc local
Copper was firm and higher in the London
market with spot closing at SOB Is 3D. and
futures at e53 1Ss Cd. The local market was
dun, with lake quoted at st4.S@143lis cleo
trolytic at s14a1412h; casting $SSh@l4
Lead was lower in London, at &lS, and the
local market was weak at $i.12A@415.
don and the local market remained quiet at
IS i065.15.
Iron was unchanged.
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Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Dec. -Cotton-Futurei
opened steady and closed steady at net ad'
vance Of points to a net decline of points.
SPOT closed quiet 3 points advance. Mid
ding uplands, 9.30ci do gulf, 955c. Sales l40l
bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 23.-Wool- Nominal Medi
UNI grades, combing and clothing, 1S1aq23Ac
light fine l61sao2c; heavy hne 10,sgl6c; tut
washed. 22qs1c.
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Market RANGES

CLOSING cab1ea-ITVdTp00I
lower: corn b9Ae higher.
Budapest. 11lc higher.
Berlin, Use higher, lowing to untavorabl
weather in Germany"
Antwerp, &c higher.
Paris Ac higher to Ac lower
Chicago-Car lots-Wheat, 12-1-13 holiday.
Corn, 27S-3-2 '09.
Oats 10S-6-10i.
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do per Dbl. 125 lbs. net...... -. 49,. AS
Wheat, No. l 600 lbs), $3.50; wheat, d00-lb.
sacks) No. ], $195; corn 400 lb) $3.50; cracked
corn 600 lbs) S1S5; feed meal GOO lbs) 81. 80;
rolled barley 400 lbs), s1.65; oil cake meal 200
lbs), $3.50; shorts 200 lbs.) $3.50; bran, heavy,
600 lbs) ,$16s; Kafhr corn, $3.50; white
oats, $.s6; seed rye, $1.75.
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Sales for Week Ending December 1!
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-2OO Furnace Creek Extension
Copper at 1Iac: 100 do at 1%c; 10000 Con. Mines,
B6O, at 1850; 1000 do. B6O, at 1%c; 1000 May
flower Con. at sac; 100 Tramp Con at 11ci JOG
dc at 10Ac; 100 do at 111sc; 700 Jim Butler al
l71gc 800 do at 179sc 400 do at 1850; y Grandby
Con Copper at sl.O4; 100 Lasalle Copper at
S14 7b
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

q NEW YORK, Dee 2S.-Copper, lake (:
d s1425@I4371&, electrOlytic $4,000 =
o I4.I21s, casting S13.8752@1i g
o Lead, S4.121a GALS. e
o Tin, S20.O5 @29.35. g
O. silver, 4834c.
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SAN FRANCISCO quotations

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co., members Los Angeles Nevada
Mining Stock Exchange, sOb San Fernando
building. Los Angeles).
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.--The closing quo
tations Of the Bush street exchange We're:
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Morninq Sales

1000 Adams at &c; 1000 Bonnie Glare at sac;
500 Coalition at &c. 500 do at soc; 400 do at Sac
5000 Cons. Mines at 1hc; 1000 do at 115c; 20
Consolidated at $3.50; 100 do at 1896; 1000 Cal.
Hills at sac; 1000 do at SIC; 1000 do at $40;
1000 do at sac; 100 Combination Fraction at
81 49, 200 do at ST. 80; 500 do at s1.S9; 100 do at
$780, 100 do at s199; 100 do at $780, 100 do at
S1.39; 200 Daisy at 74c; 1000 Eureka at 1ssc;
100 do at $780, 1000 do at 1ssc; 5000 do at lie;
1000 do at 1880; 5000 do at 15sc; 1000 do at 1850;
1000 do at 1Ac 1000 do at 1%o; 1000 do at INC;
5000 do at 15sc; 200 Florence at $445; 1000 Home
stake at So; 1000 Leon @ and at 161kc; 5000
Midtown Fraction at lac; 1000 New Era at
3215c; 1000 Red Top Elk at 6Rc; 1000 Search
light Parallel at 25c; 1000 Trinity at 1014c II
Home Tel pfd at s54 co.
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Equitable Savings Bank
NEW YORK CURB

Especial service to The Herald by B. F. lay
lor, 524 Citizens National Bank building, mem
Der Los Angeles-Nevad Mining Stock ex-
change).
NEW YORK. Dec %. Following were OPEN
ing and closing quotations today:
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances shows: Available
cash balance s15s S44. $50; gold coin and bull
Hon s2S, $3.50 606; gold certificates. S59,729'e9o'
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coMsrocK MININo STOCKS

Especial service to The Herald by B. f. Tay-
lor, 524 Citizens National Bank building mem
Der Los Angeies-Nevada Mining Stock ex-
change.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s.-Following were
closing quotations today:
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Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

official sales-1O Associated oil, $50, at SIS.
12a 10 do at $685. 10 do at S3S 371s; 20 do B5O
at s39; 10 do, 1880, at $50 25; 1000 Olnda Land at
229sc; 27-100 of 1 share Associated Oil at $S6 a
chs
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loco do at Use; 1000 do at 1Mc; 10000 do at
&c; 1000 Cal Hills Con. at &c; 1000 do at sssc;
1000 do at 91ac; 5000 Con- Mines at 1hc; 1000
Midtown Fraction at 19sc; 1000 do at Pc.
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Afternoon Sales

1000 Blue Bull at 14c; 1000 Cal. Fills at &C.
1905 do at eho; 1000 do at 9l4o; 1000 do at 9Mci
5000 Eureka at 11sc; 5000 do at 1isc 1000 do at
lac; 1000 do at 1%c; 1000 do at 12ac; 1000 do at
Ike; 1000 do at 1&c; 1000 do at 14c; 1000 dc
at lac; 1000 do at 1Ac; 1000 do at 1%ci 1000
do at 1%o; 1000 do at 1Ac; 1000 do at &c;