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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
Uncle Josh.

eyes, 1 went t. taown to hev m,
pitcher took. I didn't care nuthin'
about it m'self, but wife seq: Land
sakes, Jonathan, what eff We should
die off suddint like an nothin' fer tn
boys t. remember We by and I sez:
Well, I'll be god darned eff tn boys
has got to have M photygraft fer to
keep m mem'ry fresh an green, I
guess it won't make much difference
arter tn novelty Of the pitcher wears
OFF, '
"But, wife, she's jest like all tn
wimmin folks when onct they git sot
on anything, SO I dressed up fit t. kill.
Hadn't had on a billed shirt fer six
years, that bein' when I run fer school
director. TIL paper collar Bill
CHATS my boy) loaned me didn't ride
sidesaddle very good, but we tied 'er
daown with a red an yeller necktie
my wife had fer a scarf when she was
a young %critter, an off we went t. tn
photographers, my Sunday boots max
in me mis'able an that thar dummed
collar chokin' tn seeds outen my
Adams apple.
well, sir, we got there, and the
Photographer was t. hum.
"'Four dollars fer a dozen and three
dollars fer a hail. SEE he. 1 begin to
back out, but Miriar she got tween
me an tn door and argued!
cart allus does come high she
sez, shooin' me back inter the photy.
g~rafter's t%entacles!
well, bum-by they got me ready
fer a 'sett in and tn Photographer he
smoothed my weddin' suit about tn
shoulders and SEE t. look right about
here on the door-jamb, an then he
put tn back O. my head in a vice
and SEE to keep cool and look nat'ral
Then he pressed one of them there
injia-rubber balls in his hand and
"'Click!' went tn dumb thing, an
jumped up, smilin' an triumphant!
"'Never hurt a bit,' SEE I, laughin',
and he SEE
"'Wait, I amt took it yeti and sol
me down agin an put me in tn iron
vice and got behind a buggy robe, a
machine cover, er somethin' like that
and turned tn darned thing around
pintin' straight at me!
"'Mr. Photographer I SEE, we don't
kalkilate it'll break tn glass, do ye?
An I haw-hawed right out.
HE didn't pay no 'tention to me
but all to onct he grabbed hold of tn
handle of tn cannon-thing an started
right down tn room towards me. ]
could e tn muzzle pintin' right al
my heart, an with one blood-curdlin
whoop, I up an jumped!
"Ye see I'd been shot at in tn bat
tie O. Gettysberg, an I want takin
no chances on having tn thing repeat
ed in times O. peace - but, somehow
when l jumped that dummed vice
on tn back O. my head hung on like
puppy t. a root and in less than 8
mint we was all down on the floor
Photographer, pitcher-machine, seen
cry an mean them there clamps
a-hangin' on fer dear life!
well, t. make a long story short, ]
finally got loose and clumb through
tn side window into tn alley an cut
fer hum!
can I reckon that them kin git shot
that wants to. Anyhow, fer me, I'd
ruther be a forgotten father than q
dead photygraft!"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
Red Vegetable Salad.

One cupful of cold boiled potatoes.
chopped; n cupful Of picked beets,,
cut fine; n cnpful Of uncooked red
cabbage. chopped fine. Add three
tablespoonful of oil, four tablespoon
fuls of vinegar in which the beets
have been picked, one-half a tea
spoonful of salt, half as much pepper,
Mix together lightly, let stand one
hour in a cool place and serve.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06

Perhaps.
The Teacher-It is believed that the
ostrich al see objects behind as well
as in front Of It.
The scholar-And do you suppose
that would have saved the life Of Lots
wife IL she had been an ostrich?-
Yonkers Statesman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
Impressions.

Impressions.
Sharpson-I haven't much %acquaint-
ance with Spunjail, but I'm not favora-
bly, impressed with him. How does he
strike you?
Phlatz-For a v. senerally.-Cht.
cago Tribune.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
TWIN CITY MARKETS.

Minneapolis, Feb. 8
Wheat-No. 1 northern, 81. O7;No. z
northern, ,$1.o6. May $1.0446. Oats
No; 8 White, 49, 8 aec. oH Szs7Mc 3 ! SO
Flax seed-No. /, $1.17. Butter-
Creamery, extras, csc; arsts, go.
dairy, fancy, 25c. seconds 20ci
Poultry-Turkeys, 12c, chickens loas
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South st.:Paul, Feb. 3
Cattle-Steers,. $500 and $5,76.
COWS $500 and 1915. Hogs-$4.00
and $4.10 sheep-Muttons, $685.
lambs S8.76.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06

South St. Paul, Jan. 81.
Cattle-Steers, $500 and $500;
COWS $500 and 1925. Hogs-4.O(
and $4.25 Sheep-Muttons, $5.25;
lambs. $6.75.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
TWIN CITY MARKETS.
Minneapolis, Jan. q.

Minneapolis, Jan. ".
Wheat-No. 1 northern, $1.1O;No. 2
northern, $1.0s. May $1.osI: Oats
No. 3 white, 47c; Corn-No. 3, 500
Barley No. 4, s3c. Rye-No. 3, 100
Flax seed-No. l., 31.19. Butter
Creamery, extras, CSC; frsts, 27c.
dairy, fancy, csc. seconds 22c;
Poultry-Turkeys, 12c, chickens 1Oo;
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-02-06
Caught in the Crush.

Bud Carrot is nursing the great toe
of his right foot, it having received a
crush from a horses hoof.-Hinckley
(Okla.) Eagle.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

! NEW YORK July Alan added weight Of
sales had to be borne by the stock market
today and some effect was produced on prices
by this pressure. The market conported itself
on the whole in a manner to keep the cour-
age of those committed to a continuance Of
the rise in prices, showing good power OF d.
gestion of the selling and excellent reeuper-
alive force when the pressure lightened. An
element of the speculative holders was dis
posed to take profits on the rise already
achieved and another professional element
Watchful for such a contingency, Joined in
the selling on the short side and offered
prices down in an attack on the long posi-
tion. The process of digestion of profits was
healthy for the market and the building up
of the short interest made supporting fac
tor for values. Reading a prominent
sustaining force in the market and 1t was
run up aggressivey in the face of declining
tendency in the general list. There was no
news to explain the strength of the stock. The
suggestion found currency that the move
ment was In anticipation of outcome Of
the suit to test the validity of the commodi-
ties clause of the Hepburn act In favor OF
the contentious of the company The small
effect produced on u S. Steel by the sales
of 1t to realize and its aggressive recovery to
a price higher than was touched yesterday
was sentimental sustaining influence on the
whole market Reports were current that
the revival in the steel trade was making
such demands for additional cars in the Pitts
burg district as to threaten a shortage in
few weeks and to cause a rush in the repair
shops to replace equipment.
Shops In that region, however, were under
the disadvantage of the poor showing OF the
net earnings for June, reported by the Balti-
more e. Ohio The announcement of an issue
of SIS, 900 900 Central Pacific bonds proved of
rather chilling effect, both to the stock and
bond divisions of the market. Southern Pacific,
which guarantees the bonds, was noticeably
affected. The prospect of this amount of new
supplies of offerings caused some reaction in
the general bond market.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par value,
S. 71Gs 900. United States bonds were UNI
changed call.
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.-Fruits-Apples'
fancy, u25; common, soc.
Berries-Suawberries $s.0o95.eo; ciaekber-
ries, s2.ooasoo; raspberries. sa5oae-oo.
Grapes-ordinary, 65c@si-25.
Pears--Common. s5c; fancy, si.0o.
Peaches-common &c; fancy, 800.
Plums-common. zoe; fancy, eoc
Oranges-Navels, $2.5003.bO; Valencia tzfow
$50.
Mexican lfmes-$4 b0G50 90
Iemons-Common California, Sl.OWLoo' eood
to choice. s175Q250; fancy. So 769S5o
Melons Watermelons, I.3025O; nutmeEs'
e5c0S1 rs; fancy cantaloupes. ss.2s; common
Tronsoal fruits-Bananas. s1.oo@5. 30; pine
apples, ST. E0@3OO; Smyrna figs. boc9N.oOO.
Dried Fruit Prices
NEW YORK, July n---No change - re-
rortsd in the market for evaporated apples,
aifher for futures or spot delivery Fancy
quoted at 100121kc: choice, Sd9hcs prime, oss0
7Kc; common to fair, 5h@61zc.
Prunes are firm In tone, owing TO small crop
estimates, but spot demand is too light 70
advance the local market. Quotations range
from slkc to 1sc for California and from $40
to TIC for Oregon fruit
Apricots are firm with choice quoted at
1o9io1kc; extra choice, i1q12lzc, and fancy
l291Sc.
Peaches are unchanged, with choice quoted
at sh9s%c; extra choice. S@eAcs fancy, lug
nc; extra fancy. 101z411c.
Raisins remain dull and more or less nomi-
nal. with loose muscatels quoted at tA@aAe:
ohaice seeded. e6751c; seedless, 5q6ei LONDON
layers, sL2501.s6-
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SHORTAGE IN RECEIPTS
CAUSES ADVANCE IN EGGS
HIGHEST POINT OF SEASON Is
REACHED
Scarcity Affects Only Local Product
Northern Market May Compete
for Local Trade-Peaches
Are Firm

Ranch eggs advanced to &c and csc on the
highest point reached this year, and is the
direct result Of a falling on in receipts from
local producing centers. When the previous
advance was made it was hoped that the
quotations then established would hold for
the time. At the meeting of the egg commit
tee yesterday 1t was thought by some of the
members that an additional advance would
be i'll advised for fear that the local market
would be supplied from the north where the
scarcity of ranch eggs has not yet been
keenly felt. The quotation on ranch eggs
at San Francisco is 241sc. Unless this price
advances there Is a probability that northern
eggs will be shipped to Los Angeles, causing
drop and injuring the local trade. There
was no change in eastern eggs
Apricots advanced to CSC. difference Of 10c
since last Saturday. While the general self
ing price was Soc, of the extra fancy
stock brought high as S1.25 a box Peaches
were firm at the advanced price of Slips and
S1.4O The market was supplied with Craw-
ford stock from local points Northern
peaches are not reaching the local market in
quantity at present The canneries are TAX
ing a large part of the fruit and the best
part of that which remains is being shipped to
other jobbing centers.
Last week 1t was believed that there would
be a large shipment from the north the early
part of the present week, but this shipmnt
has not materialzed.
The demand for citrus fruit is light. Lemons
are moving better than they did several
days ago, but the improvement is not marked
There was a bid for fancy Valencia oranges
on the produce exchange yesterday, but no
Offering. The principal stock in market is
composed Of second grades. The few fancies
which come In sell for SO box There were
all kinds Of fish in large receipt, but the
market was dull.
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! Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. July Extraordinarily
extras, $5.4Od6.00; bakers extras, s. 4O45 90;
Oregon and Washington, S4.9Oq5.40.
wheat-shipping. si,57ls@1.s5; milling $3.50
10.
nal; chevalier. nominal
oats-Red. sl3o@145 white, N,sh@i5o;
cray, S1.40G1.50
Milistuffs Middlings, $s9, 5OaS50O; mixed
feed, S2S. o0@2s0O; rolled barley, S2I sOq2s % !
oatmeal. $4s0@45O; cat greats. $4SOq4 go;
relied oats, s3l. O0a3300
Hay-Wheat. silOoai75O! wheat and oat,
S14.00q1650; oat. wild. $1200@14O0; oat, tame,
s1200@l550; alfalfa, S9.O0@12.50; straw, 5OQ75c.
Recepts-Flonr 7410, wheat 80, barley $780,
potatoes 1850, onions 22S, bran 1876, middlings
100. hay 52s, hops S. hides 800, wine 1920
Beans-Pinh, ss.259s.a5; lima, s4sO44.a0;
small white, s4.50Q4.e0; large white, 81 40d4. 80.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 75@85o.
Various-Green Peas, Ia2e; string beans, 20
&c; egg plant. 8. 2h41.60; green peppers, 50cQ
s1.00: tomatoes, soc@sl.6o summer squash. 400
d$125; dried okra, 194c; asparagus, nominal;
rhubarb. 4@5c; garlic 50cQsl.75
Poultry-Roosters, old. $S.5O6D4.5O; ROSTERS
young, $500@600; broilers, small, Sc 6Od3s 00
broilers,> large, ss,0Qq4OO; flyers, 81 5Ooi5 90;
hens, ss.5oQ7.h0i ducks, old. s4OO@S.O0; ducks
young 35.0odb. 30; geese, $i5oq20O; gosiings,
sl.75&20Ol pigeons. old, $i0o8i25; pigeons
young sl25Qlbo.
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daisy, 1s@17o; Swiss imported, soc; do do
nestle, 1sc; cream brick. 1sc; imburger'
1Sc
BEANS (per 100 lbsl--small white. s4.75
$500; Lady washington, IS; pinks. No. !,
ss.s5@400; blackeye, $3.50; limas s5.25 q
$50; Garvanzas. $3.50; lentils. s115o bayou
$S.e5@4.
ONIONS (per cwt.)-Reds. 81; yellow Ber-
muda, s1@1.50; silverskins. s19125.
GARLIC-s a 10c Id.
NUTS (per Id. almonds. fancy XXI and
Ne Plus 15916o; Brazils. 14@lbc; hlperts
lac; pecans, large, 1sc; California peanuts.
raw, 7@7hc; eastern, SC; Japan peanuts,
47Mc; roasted. 20 additional; walnuts
fancy No /, lac; do small No. 2, 10c; pine
nuts, 15o; cocoanuts, per doz., S0ei oitteI
almonds soc basket.
DRIED FRUITS (per Ib.)-Apples, evapo-
rated, old stock. ~ Sc; fancy apricots, 20
Id. boxes, 12c; dates, golden. bulk sac
black figs 25-lb box, s125; do white, 10 10
OF. pkgs. to box, per box. 75c; do 90 h-lo
pkgs to case, per case, 1885, do so 61oz
pkgs to case, per case. s1.65; lemon and
orange peel, fancy, 1O-lb. boxes, per lb., 1bc
nectarnes, 25-lb. boxes. per lb., 10o peaches
evaporated, 9a11c; pears, evaporated, fancy
26-lb. box. per box, 12c.
PRUNBs-santa Clara basis, 4hc; out
side, &c.
GRAPEs-4-basket crate Concords, $780,
other varieties. 90c0$1.
PEARS-$1 00Q11o
PLUMs-Per 4-baslset crate. s5c@s1.
FRESH FIGs-Large box. 81; small box
soc.
PEACHEs-Box, $1.25@140.
CANTALOUPES-Pe crate, 81.
cURRANTS-Per 4-basHet crate, S0cQs1
APRICOTS-65c box.
WATERMELONs-Per h., 191hc.
BERRIES-Faney strawberries, 2@3ci
blackberries &c; raspberries, pint boxes
405c; goseberries. S012iAc; logans. S@4ci
CHERRIES-10-lb. box. $1.50.
POULTRY-Hens. lac; broilers, Csc; fry
ers. 25c; ducks lac; old ROSTERS, Sc.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles OF
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter glib. roll, fancy. ............... .6t
Butter, GLIB roll choice. -.........,... 80
Cooking butter, Glib, roll. ............. .5C
- srash ranch ner dnzen. % a zoe
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 21.-The London tin mar
ket was a little easier today, spot closing at
s1S2 15s and futures at e19s 15s. The local
market was easy and lower. with quotations
ranging from $2s.s71s to $29.05.
Copper declined IS In the London market
with spot quoted at s57 It's Cd and futures at
e5S los. Locally the market dull but
showed a slight Improvement with reference
to lake, which was quoted at s1275@i2.75 and
$12.37h@i25O.
Lead was unchanged at s12 1es Sd in the
London market and remained quiet at $4,000
445 locally,
speter was unchanged in both markets.
being quoted at R19 IS in London and at $4.45
145O in the local market.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
Sales for the Week
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 21.-Dulness prevailed in
the wheat pit almost all day, but sentiment
was inclined to be bullish. Commission houses
and shorts were moderate bidders and oner-
ings came chiefly from holders. report of
a local crop expert who is travelling in
western Canada, which claimed that the wheat
crop there had been greatly overestimated,
was the chief source Of strength in the day.
The market further strengthened by re-
ports from South Dakota claiming that the
crop in that section is beginning to show the
effects Of the recent prolonged drouth, Other
factors that tended to stimulate demand were
firm cables, light aeceptances from the coun-
try and an active demand for cash wheat at
the principal grain centers of the country.
The close was firm September opened UNI
changed at 909sc sold at 901s@90Ac and then
advanced to 911s@91ssc The close was at 91Ac.
The corn market rather weak all day
on selling by commission buses and pit trad
ers, due to ideal weather conditions for grow
ing crops. The market closed easy Septen-
Der opened nc lowr at 76&e, sold at 75Ac
and then declined to 75Bc The close was at
7ehc.
strong September opened unchanged at 4sTsc,
advanced to 44c and closed at 4S%q44c
Provisions were rather weak at the start,
but developed decided strength In the latter
rart of the day and closed strong. At the
close September pork was up 221sc at SIS. SEA
Lard was psA1Oc higher at s9.S5@9S71a, and
ribs were 1Oc higher at ss.S5
Market Ranges
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Firm, No spring wheat. s1.l7; No. 8, si.O2Q
1.l5; Ne. 2 red, 92kqaShe; No. corn, 75%Q
76Nc; No. 2 yellow, 76h@76%c; No. white,
5Tif6soc: fair to choice mailing barley. S7Q
seo; No northwestern haxseed, 81. 2Sk prime
timothy seed $395; short ribs, sides, loose,
IS. 5Sas STU; mess pork, per barrel, s15.75@
is so; lard per 100 lbs. s9.27h; short, clear
sides, boxed. sS.75gs.ooi whisky, basis of high
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Cotton and Wool

BOSTON, July 2.-Transactions in the local
wool market are again confined to odd lots
with sales averaging under 10000 pounds
There has been considerable sampling, but
manufacturers are inclined to wait until they
receive orders for goods.
Prices hold arm. Quotations; CanIornla
southern, Ss@4Oc; fall free, S@Tc.
Oregon--Eastern No / staple, b74Soc; east
ern No. / clothing 4s@50c; valley No. l, 4Sg4oc.
| Territory-Fine staple. 56G6oc; fine medium
staple, 5B856c fine clothing, 4S952c fine me
dium clothing 45G4sc; one-half blood, 5O9o5c
three-eigh blood, 4s650c; quarter blood, zSg
: &c: pulled extra. 56Q57e; fine. 50152c.
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TO ESTABLISH GREAT
DAIRY AT C0RC0RAk

Reuben Gentry of Nashville, Tenn, ant
George A. Smith. rancher and Jersey cattle
breeder of Corcoran have FORMED a. corpora
tion to be known as the smith-Gentry com,
pany. which. they claim, will establish al
corcoran the largest plant in the United
states for the distribution of certified mill
and other dairy products.
Their field OF operations will cover the
whole Of Southern California, and they will
start business at once. The corporation has
a capital stock OF 100000 and win have every
modern sanitary and mechanical device known
to the dairy business.
Gentry was for seven years manager Of the
vanderbiits' model farm, Biltmors, at Ashe-
vile. N. G.
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auttar Euua and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. July n.-Butter-Faney
creamery 22isc: seconds, &c; fancy dairy
201kc; seconds. 2oc.
Cheese-New. 1091014c; Young America. U
d131zcL
Eggs-Ranch, 251ke; store. Csc.
CHICAGO, July M.-On the produces ex-
change today the butter market was stesds'
Ssreameries 1s@31c; dairies, 17@20c. Ear
STEADY; at mark, cases included. 14i4N'sc;
frsts 171kc; prime nrsts, 1s5zc. Chease-
Steady: 10h@12c
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CHICAGO Live stock

CHICAGO July 1.-Cattle-Receipts 1000;
market strong TO a shade higher beeVes'
81. so@Zso; Texans. ss.7Od5.7O; westerns. 5000
$50; stockers and feeders. s2.soQ4.7o; cows
s21OQ6.OO; calves $5.oO96.75.
Hogs-Recelpts, $4,000; market &c to 10 lower
Lights, ss.Oo@s.s5; mixed, ss.1o@s.75; heavy
Sc. 1O@s. rs; rough, se1O@6.4o; pigs. s5.15@eoo;
good to choice heavy, se.4oGe.7b; bulk OF sales
Sc. 4006.60.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market shade
lower Natives, s245a45o; westerns, s27b@
46o; yearlings, s.. 1905. 20; native lambs, SA6og
665: westerns, t4.2516.70.
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Produce Receipts
Produce Prices


Following are the Wholesale jobbing
prices:
CITRUS FRUITS - valencias, s2Oo@3 90;
off bloom navels, 5000; sweets $2.4O; seed
lngs. $2.25; lemons s1@15o.
APPLES (per box)--Gravenstein, $40;
Alexandria, $1.35; white astrachams, s1.35;
fancy Newtons. S275 crabapples 75c @ SLIPS.
BANANAS-On produce exchange, &c a
pound; on street, AZ Q4%c a pound
GRAPEFRUIT (per box)-Fancy, $4,000
3.25; choice, S1.7502.
POTATOES (per cwt.)-New crop, $1.25 q
$50; new sweet potatoes. lug box. 800.
VEGETABLES-Beets. per doz. punches
rots, per dozen punches, 10000; green
onions, dozen, 10000: celery, fancy, per
dozen, $1.25; choice, SIC; green peas, SO &c;
radishes 20c; spinach, per dozen, l5ci
oucumbers, box. 25 a soc; cauliiower, s1.25 @
40 dozen. horseradish 1ehc ID; tomatoes
crate; cabbage, sack. Sbc; rhubarb
s1.5OQ1.75 box egg plant. $3.50 pound;
artichokes, per dozen, SOC 6oc; lettuce, 20 d
SOC; asparagus, 1890 ID; turnips, 309S
summer squash, 20@25c; crooked neck
squash. 5000 Bell peppers. s@1Sc lb.
fancy, s0@4 choice, 20925c.
HONEY-Extracted, w. w. 60-lb can
7hc; white DO. &c; light amber do. u q
SIC; comb, w. W., lib. frames, 16c; comb
white, 15t; comb. light amber, 121s @14c
parsley, dozen, 15@25c; mint, pen dozen
EGGs-calitornia ranch, candled. 27a2sc
eastern fresh, 23Qp24c.
BUTTER-Creamery extra, 2-pound roll
| soc; creamery hrsts, 47Ac; cooking, 21c.
CHEESE (per pound)-Northern fresh
lac; Anchor. large, $50; Anchor, youn
American. Ice; Anchor. hand. lie; easter
| singles, 15@l6c; do twins 1874 916c; d
| chedders. 17c; do long horns, 16@1sc; d
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

Shipments Of oranges and lemons from Los
Angeles Saturday and Sunday. July as and Is.
were 4s carloads of oranges and 80 carloads
Of lemons Total to date there were shipped
2s 800 carloads of which S772 were lemons.
Last season to date there were shipped 24,osa
carloads, Of which 1851 were lemons
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22

SAN FRANCISCO, July A-Wheat-Flrm;
December, $1.62%; cash. I.571s@l 90
Barley = Firm December, $1.8SAG1. 3stzi
cash, 81 2Tlk@1. 321s.
corn--Firm; large yellow, A,s5@1.eo.
LIVERPOOL, July H.--Close; Wheat--July,
rs 7Isd; September, rs 4%d; December rs zAd.
Weather overcast.
PORTLAND, July 21.-Wheat-Club, s6s;
bluestem Ssc; valley. sec; red sac.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
MAE A. select california wheat:

40 Wheat per Dbl NO 70 los 100 i6.j. ;i.s5; wheat,
(1OO-lb sacks), No 1, $3.50; corn (loo IDS. J.
zoo; cracked corn 600 lbs.). s2,o5; teeo
meal 600 lbs.). 81 10; rolled barley GOO ins.ll.
600 ibs.), $3.50; bran, heavy GOO los@)'
81 SO.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 21-Copper-Lake, &l2, 75@
1900; electFolytic, sla.e21s@i27S; casting, siaSO
@12625.
Lead-SA 40qDA.a as.
Tin-s29. 006D29SO
Silver-52Ec.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
Treasury Balances

WASHINGTON, July 21--Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fnud
coin and bullion, $751; ,662; gold certificates,
81, 43S, $780,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to the Los Angeles Herald
by L. A. Crisler. 6 Co., members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange. 3o5 San Fer
nando building, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, July H.-Following are
the closing quotations Of the Bush street ex-
change.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-22
san FraneIsoo shIppIna

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-Arrived; Steam
er George LOOMS, Redondo. Sailed Steamer
CentFalia, San Pedro.
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FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the Capt.
tot mills:
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. July A.-Bank clearings
were s1.721, 440s5, against 1921, 1928 for the
corresponding date last year, decrease or
s199 sos. 40 Following is a comparative state
ment;
1908 1907 1906
July 2s1 ee4 5ee 81 ST. ss1, SOL 48 81 729, 004 90
July 81 1 721 40 SIS 1.921, O5025 1859. 704.H