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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF PRES
 DENT AND GENERAL MANAGER TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FAY-CANANEA COPPER co.
Organization.

The Fay-Cananea Copper Company was organized by George M. Fay, J. A. Daugherty and myself at a meeting held at office room No. z, Schmidt Shattuck Building, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the goth day of February, 1907. At this meeting the following Board of Directors was chosen for the cur rent year. and until their successors are chosen andNqualifed:
 George M. Fay, J. A. Daugherty, Peter A. Kemp. P. J. Tenancy and my self. .....
 At a meeting of the Board of Dt- rectors held at Cananea. Sonora, Mex ico. on June 4th, 1907, the resignation of Peter A. Kemp from said board was read and accepted, ne being in Germany at this time and therefore unable to attend to business matters of the company.
 By request, I, the president, then appointed B. Silberstein of Duluth, to fiji the vacancy this made, subject to the ratification of the stockholders at their first or special meeting.
 Capitalization.
 This company Is capitalized at ss,- OOO, ,O0O.00. divided into 600.00O shares of $500 par.
 Purpose of Organization. q
 This company was organized for the purpose of taking over the holdings of the Fortuna Mining company. of which there are two corporations, Mexican and American, and the So- nora Development company, a Mexf- can corporation.
 Disposition of Stock
 Three hundred thousand (300,0o0) shares were set aside for the purpose of taking up the stock of the above mentioned companies, and to pay for all costs or organization up to date, practically ali of this stock has been utilized, as will be shown in the item ized statement of the secretary The remaining three hundred Thousand (300, ,O00) shares were placed in the treasury to be sold when necessary, for operating or other purposes, and to purchase such additional proper ties as may be deemed advisable. Five thousand (5,000) shares were issued to J. B. Breatnett in payment for a piece of property situated in the Man zanill mountains, and known as the Duluth claim. Twenty-Five thousand (25,0O0) shares were issued to the Dorotea Mining company in payment for their claims northwest of Cananea- Seventy-fiye thousand (75,00O) shares were issued to the Cananea Eeastern Mining company for possession of their properties east of Cananea. Five thousand (5,0Oo) shares were issued as commission for negotiating a trade with the cananea Eastern Mining company. and one hundred (100) shares were issued to Albert Weir for prospecting the Duluth claim.
 Properties.
 The following is list of claims and properties now owned by this com pany:
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formation running high in iron and assaying considerable copper. From this shaft at a depth or 100 feet. the formation above mentioned will be cut for the purpose of proving the grade of ore at this depth.
 Many of the other claims owned by this company look very promising to us. but no development work has been
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
WOULD RAISE ILL
 FATED BATTLESHIP
Resolution Introduced In Lower
 House of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-With a view of raising the ill-fated battleship Maine and the proper burial of its dead" now lying with the hulk of the vessel in the harbor of Havana, Representative Sulzer. of New York, today introduced resolution calling upon the secretary of the navy Tor the papers and correspondence bear Ing on tte international status of the question and rights of the United States in the matter.
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Total number of feet ad-
 vanced in all properties. .175S
 In addition to the machinery and tools, as shown on statement as at the Forest camp, there is on hand at Cananea, ready for shipment to the mines, a complete plant, which was paid for by the Duluth office, and which cost sS.O4O.9O, United States Gold, as per advice of charge against this office, just received. This plant consists of the following
 One SO H. P. boiler, complete vita trimmings and fixtures.
 One single drum double engine hoisting drum.
 One No. Cameron steam pump.
 One No. Cameron steam pump. 500 feet steel hoisting rope.
 2,500 feet mining rails with connes- tions, spikes, etc..
 Mining suction hose, etc. etc,
 -'.- .. J. A. DAUGHHRTY.
 r Treasurer and Assistant Manager
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WARRANT IS ISSUED
 FOR ARREST OF MORSE
Detective Will Meet Etruna at
 Quarantine Today.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Detectives attached to the district attorneys of flee were given warrant tonight tonight and instructed to arrest Charles W. Morse when the steamer Etruria upon which the banker is a passenger from Liverpool, reaches Quarantine. The Etruria is expected tomorrow morning.
 Two officers will go down the har- bor on federal revenue cutter and meet the steamer at quarantine. Ar engagements have been made to take Morse from the Etruria's pier directly to the home oE Justice Bowling. who will fix the bail. It is understood counsel for Morse have arranged to have bondsmen on hand when he is arraigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
WRECKAGE WASHED
 ASHORE BY TIDE
Coast of Oregon Strewn With Remains of the Emily Reed.

BAY CITY, Ore, Feb. 15.-Ths wreckage from the illfated Amert can ship Emily Reed, which went ashore at the mouth of Nehalan river yesterday lines the beach for two miles. The cargo of coal has been washed out to sea and hardly trace of the 2,110 tons which it had on board is visible. Both the ship and cargo are a total loss. The total list ot lives lost numbers II.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
NEWLYMEps aAlI

NEW YORK. Feb, 15.---Count and Countess Laszlo Scnnecyi sailed for Europe tonight on the steamer Kais- erin Auguste Victoria. The countess. formerly Gladys Vanderbilt. said they would stop at London en route. to Hungary.
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1908 Mining , United States Gold Deno1nceuer4 Surveys and Titles 229917
 
 Machinery Eoupmeu Roads and Trails Buildings
 
  andl Equipment 1S2247 Maintenance .... I7s7O2 Furniture Gant and Fixtures 275-as 
 SSo5 Examination of Duluth and Dorotea Properties Maintenance of Employees Mess at Mines 21s4a General Expenses As per Sleooz ,arscnai Accounts A ...... ... ....... on Hand and Ranks s5sse5423 Hand in Banks as shown Duluth Ninn ss7s5 making total Cash on Hand or $108S549.
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because of the large block of stock taken, the President granted the Tes- ora Mining Company a reduction of 50c per ~hare on 21,754 shares, they receiving said stock at s1.50 Der share.
 GEORGE NJ. FAY, Secy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

At meeting of the Board Of Direc- tors held at the residence ofJ. A. Daugh- erty, Cananea, Sonora. Mexico. on June 4th, 1907, the Presidens was au- thorized to allow such commissions as he deemed advisable. As per au- thority received at this meeting 1and
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NOTICE

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 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
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TucsoN MAY IssuE aohns

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Sea ate has passed the House bill to eh- able Tucson to issue bonds for ex- tension and repairs to the water and sewer system.
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REcEIvERs AppoINTEp-

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Receivers were appointed tonight for the Mutual Reserve LTe Insurance Company up on the application of the policy hold CTS committee
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Report of the Treasurer and Assistant Manager Sonora Development Company, s. A.
 (Holding Company Fay Cananea Copper Col

Trial Balance Jan s1 tsoa Resources. United  suphate ..... .......:. 11oO49 suphate Drifts asOOSS Shaft 246sS5 Azure Drifts 2sssSs 
 
  Toos oo fSst01 Foana oSaR Camp 1ssal saai Office Furniture and Fixtures ... ... ... . 2758s cora-Idve Stock and Equipment 1s2S47 Mss ses Badins aI1as Fo2tona FStGna " ssaSS saSS Shop Tents
 
 
 .............. " ....... 815o E23nss Eos3ss5Rs ss3 Duluth Dg Pa,.r:: sssss Boarding House Fortuna Maintenance. -. 1oszSS General Expense .. - --'' superntendence Clerical 1763O9 Rent CvVarehouse and ofncel ...... ...: .. - s0Ss4 Taxes Mining Properties 1o1s4s Ground Rent csdines) General Expenses
 ..:. ssSs Stationery supplies ssSa ......! Water Tax 14oo Hospital v m T expense " " - - ..'.. - - .: i5SO Inctdentals ......... e R eR n :.'-.' 1Ss-s SsG Banso de asesaaan cananea 4sssia ......... .....y.... =.
 .ss,s4ss oconnen Tagcannea Copper company ssl.oss purchases
 ,5sa54as
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FAY -CANANEA COPPER COMPANY HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING HERE

Company Own Large Tract Of Valuable Ground In Cananea District Where Active Development Work Is Being Car ried 0n-compIete Reports of Company Officials Tells Story of the Work Done, Property Owned and Financial Operations.
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MARCUS F. FAY.
 President.
First Annual Repor

First Annual Report of SeSretary.
 The following is a statement of the entire issue of stock, money received for same. balance of stock on hand, commissions given, office and general expenses, etc:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

OKLAHOMA ENDORSES BRYAN.
 GUTHRIE, Okla, Feb. 15.-In the Democratic primaries held here today to elect delegates to the national con vention. Bryan was endorsed by every one of 75 counties.
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Liabilities.

ITnpaid Vouchers. s.......S s62.3s Personal Accounts ... es3s Rebates on store purchases sS5.74 Accrued labor ............ SS7.Ss Items in suspense.
 Five shares of call stock
 sold to Carlton. 1o.os Cash advanced by Fay-Cana~
 nea Copper company ;. .ss, ,190.5s
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done on these.
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Properties.

The following is list of claims and properties now owned by this com pany:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
Rv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-The stock market
today gave a striking demonstration ot
strength and expanded substantially IN
volume. The figures of the aggregate saies
do not fully bear out the appearance OIL eN-
treme animation in the market wmcn was
due to great activity in several seieeteu
stocks. .
conspicuously strong stocks in the market
and was carried up to prices not toueheu ',I
since some time before the financial CRISIS
of last October. Union Paclnc was the coii-
spicuous leader of the movement and its
price has recovered more in proportion than
any other stock in the list.
Sales also were the largest since the panic
period in October. Today's movement car
rfed with that stock in close sympathy
other members of the transcontinental group
in which conditions resembled most clearly
those in Union Pacific. The movement was
spotty and uneven, some prominent STOCKS
coming tardily into the movement ana some
failing to respond at all. In the FORMER
class were tine metal industriais me ao-
vance showed every evidence of skillful and
resourceful leadership and the conviction
was general amongst the rank and hie OF
operators that II had the favor and sup
mort of the great powers in the banking
railroad and financial world. News develop
ments continue mixed in character; abund-
ant money resources on the one hand ana
continued depression in industry and COM
merce on the other.
The aggressive advance in prices of rail-
road stocks in face of the insistent COM
plants of railroad officials of contracted
earnings and government restrictions whlch
hamper efforts for recovery makes an I'M
pressive contrast and suggests motive OF
policy designed apparently to assuage nos
tility.
OF more immediate effect was the belief
that support had been secured for the com
ing Union Pacific bond issue with large for-
eign participation special argument IN
the case of ST. Paul was the supposition
that parts of the company's Pacific coast
extension will begin earning something in a
short time. Northern Pacific was especially
strengthened by the renewal of the OLD
speculative rumors of intended large
extra distribution of profits. The issu-
ance of the call by the secretary OF the
treasury for the return of S45,00o,000 OF
government deposits with the banks. an in
stallnent Of $40. 900, 900 payable on or before
May met an expectation long held in the
financial district and caused a ripple beyond
some declines in foreign exchange rates
which were later removed for the most
part. Figures of the United States steel
quarterly report were not available before
the stock exchange session closed but the
earnings conformed closely to estimates
current for several days past.
Bonds were irregular Total sales fpar
value). $4,450, 600 United States bonds
were unchanged call
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, April 2s.-steam schooner Ma
tonal City, Captain Higgins finished dis
charging lumber cargo at Redondo and came
into this port for fuel oil. after which the
vessel proceeded to Fort Bragg
Steam schooner Vanguard Captain Odlund,
three days from Eureka, arrived here today
bringing 100000 feet of lumber for the Salt
Lake Railroad company.
Steam schooner Melville Dollar. Captain
Fosen from Willapa Harbor, berthed at the
Salt Lake railroad wharf, where she will dis
charge cargo of 100000 feet OF lumber for
Los Angeles Wholesalers
The schooner John A. Campbell has been
chartered to load lumber cargo at Port
Townsend for San Pedro.
Steam schooner Westerner Captain Andre
son, from Astoria, came into port today with a
cargo Of 100000 feet of. lumber. part for the
Southern California Lumber company and
balance for Los Angeles wholesalers.
Steam schooner Yosemite, Captain Asplund
from San Diego called in for fuel oil. She
took list of passengers and departed for
San Francisco.
steam schooner James S. Higgins Captain
Higgins three days from Fort Bragg. brought
twenty-five passengers and a full lumber cargo
consigned to local wholesalers.
Steam schooner Pasadena, Captain Walmin
sailed this afternoon for Eureka after com
pieting the discharge of a lumber cargo at
this port.
Steam schooner Redondo, Captain Bende-
garde. finished diseharging a lumber cargo at
the Southern California wharf and sailed for
Coos Bay to reload for return.
Schooner Caroline, Captain Westerdahl, fin
ished discharging lumber cargo for the San
Pedro Lumber company and will sail tomorrow
for Grays Harbor TO reload for return.
Steam schooner Coaster sailed from South
Bend yesterday lumber laden for this port.
Steam schooners Mandalay and Saginaw are
due here tomorrow with lumber cargoes.
Steam schooner William II. Murphy, Cap
tain Ahlstrom five days from Nirays Harpor
arrived this afternoon with full cargo TOT
Southern California Lumber company.
steam schooner Raymond. Captain Knadsen
finished dischargng cargo for San Pedro Lum-
ber company and sailed for Willapa Harpor;
Pacific Coast steamship State of California,
Captain Alexander. arrived last night from
San Francisco and way ports with good
freight and passenger list. she cleared thls
morrow on return trip.
steam schooner San Gabriel. Captain Green
1,n@ner Lumber company and cleared today for
IImDoua river to reload.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
Pacific Coast Trade

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.--Flour-
Family extras, s5.4O@6.O0; bakers extras,
s5.4O@5.65; Oregon and Washington, $3.50
Wheat-shipping, s1.s2h@1.s5; milling,
$1.66 a a1.70.
BarIey-Feed, s1.37h @1.40; brewing
S145G1.52h; chevalier, nominal
oats-Red s1.42h @1.55; white. $l.5sh q
1.65; grays, $1.55@1.62h
Misunderstanding. s33.00@360o; rolled
barley, $29.OOQ3O.OO; oatmeal, s4.1o; oat
groats, S4.S0; rolled oats, $S4.o0 q $500.
Hay-Wheat, $4,000 20.00; wheat and
oat, $11h.00 D19.00; oat. wild, $l200@l6.bO;
oat, tame $4,000 1880; alfalfa. ss.oo@14;
Receipts-FIour. 5725; wheat, 1915; bar
ley. 1915; oats, g. beans, 2515; corn. 19O
potatoes, 2570; onions, 600; bran, 265; mid
dlings 800; hay. 14O; hides. AGO. wine
40 'Beans-Pink. Sea. ssoO@a1O; lima. $4,000
4.70; small white. $s4O@Seo; large white,
$3.6Op3.75.
Potatoes-oregon Burbanks s5c@$1.1o;
Merced sweets $2.50QS.oo; new potatoes
1A@2%c.
beans, 1OQ12hc; green peppers II a 25c;
tomatoes, $150Q250 asparagus. 3qec;
rhubarb, 65c@$1.25; garlic, 2o@26c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
SPANISH RULERS TO TAKE
PART IN BIG CELEBRATION
BY Associated Press.

MADRID, April 2S.-Elaborate fes-
tivities commemorating the centenary
of the war for Spanish independence
will begin May with a musical festi-
val in front of the royal palace at
Madrid. The celebrations will conclude
May with series of bull fights for
the people.
After the festivities King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria, accompanied by their
court, will go to La GranJa, where the
queen will remain until the plrth OF her
next child ~,
In the meantime King Alfonso VIII
make a trip to the eastern provinces OF
Spain, going later to San Sebastian ana i
Bilbao for the yacht races. In the ran
the queen will go to Cowes to VISIT ner
mother, Princess Henry of Battenpurg'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
The Metal M arket
Rv Associated Press.

by ASSOclateu fiSSS'
NEW YORK, April 2S.-There was quite
n sharp decline in the London tin market
with spot closing at f142 los and futures at
E141 15c Locally the market was easy
and lower in sympathy with quotations
ranging from $31.45 to s31.50
Copper was lower in London with spot
quoted at ISL Is Cd and futures at f5S
Locally there was a weak tone. but prices
were unchanged. Lake is quoted at $12.12k
@12871h; electrolytic, $12,50Q1275, ana
casting at $1225Q12.50.
Lead was unchanged at f1S in London.
Locally the market firm and shade
higher at $4.00Q 4.05.
Spelter declined to f21 in the London
market but is quiet and unchanged at $3.50
6D465 locally
Iron was lower in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at Sos and
Cleveland warrants at SIS Sd. The local
market was unsettled. No. foundry north
ern s17.50d1S.O0; No. 2, $1,000 7.5O; No.
/ southern and No. l southern soft. $3.50
@1725.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
STRAWBERRY SLUMP TO
HAVE A GOOD EFFECT
CREATES DEMAND FOR CHOICE
STOCK
Poultry Is Loosenlng Up-8utter Re-
ceipts Are Large-Vegetables
Rather Scarce-Fruit
Moves Well

The market yesterday was again flooded
with Strawberries, but the tone showed
slight Improvement over Monday. Jobbers are
optimistic. claiming that the smashed condi-
ton will have good effect in creating a
large demand for berries in time for the ar
rival of the brandywine stock The principal
variety now on hand is Lady Thompson, an
Inferior berry. Brandywnes are select and
Will, according to predictions, meet with
good demand, caused by the present slump
The best stock OF asparagus has not yet
arrived. and the present scarcity Is being felt
in view Of the weakness of last week s market
Trading good the produce exchange
Features OF the call were the sale or oOV
tcxes of Oregon prunes 20 cases local case
count eggs. 10 sacks of peanuts and 40 sacks
OF Bermuda onions.
The market for poultry is loosening up.
There were a number of offerings OF live hens,
but bids were a little low. Butter receipts
were large and egg receipts light other re-
ceipts normal
Golden heart celery is now off the market.
Green tops is the only variety on hand, sell
ing at 50el60c a dozen, or $3.50 crate. Veg
etables were rather scarce. Fruit moved ex-
oeptionally well. There were enough hsh TO
meet a fair demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
eoMPERs URGES coNGREssMEN
TO SUPPORT LABOR BILLS
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, has notified organized
labor throughout the country to adopt
resolutions demanding that their rep
resentatives i'm congress vote for the
labor bills before that body. What will
happen if congressman do not obey is
told in the following paragraph:
I'VE pledge ourselves individually
and collectively to the exercise Of our
fullest political and Industrial activity,
now and in the future, to the end that
we may aid in the election Of such cam
didates for president of the United
States and representatives in congress
and such other legislative, executive
and judicial candidates for office as
will safeguard and protect the common
interest of the workers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
CHICAGO Live stock
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 2S.--Cattle receipts 1000;
market easy Beeves, $4.50@710; western,
S46O05bO; stockers and feeders, $3.50@
5.65; cows and heifers. $2.40Q6.40; calves.
s4.50Q6.25.
higher Light $5.15@5.60; mixed. $3.50
SOS; heavy. s5.1OQ5.62h rough. $1,000
$50; good to choice heavy. $3.50 a 5,62h
pigs. $4,000 500; bulk of sales, $500 q 900
sheep-Receipts about 10000; market
easy Natives. $4SO@6.25; westerns. $475 C
6 40; yearlings, $650@7O0; lambs, $500 q
100; western lambs, $6.0OQ76O.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

q NEW YORK, April 28.-Seventeen
% carloads of California oranges were &
&. sold at auction here today at the fol- &
. lowing prices per box for regular &
g sizes: &
8 Extra fancy navels $3.50 to S4.10, {
g average S3.05.
8 Fancy nayeIs S2.25 to $500, average &
8 S2.75. &
q Extra choice navels $2.O5 to S3.15, (:
81 average $500. &
@ Choice navels $1.45 to $3.50, average &
g S2.35. {
@ Fruit in fair to good condition.; mar <.
@ ket firm. Weather clear and favor 6
g able Six cars will sell later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
BODY OF DE cHAULNES
INFERRED IN CHATEAU
Bv Associated Press.

BY AssOcIdltu 7 IoSD' -
DAMPIERRE, France, April 2S-The
bodv of the Due de Chaulnes, the
young French nobleman who was mar
ried a few months ago to Miss Theo-
dora Shonts of New York and who died
at PARIS last week, was today inferred
at the chateau here of the De Chaulnes
family. The body was brought down
nrivate mass was celebrated in the
Chapel of the chateau. Only the imme-
diate members of the family of the due
were present.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The market for
evaporated apples are quiet and about
steady with fancy quoted at 10c; choice.
7% &c; prime. 7971ac, and common to
fair, 5%Q6ac.
IS Prunes hrmer in tone owing to con-
tinued reports of damage to the California
crop. Quotations range from 4c to lac for
California and from Nc to 10c for oregon
fruit.
Apricots. dull; choice quoted at 16m16hc;
extra choice, 16 u Q17c; fancy, goo 24c.
Peaches, dull and lower with choice
quoted at 9ls a 10c: extra choice, 10610hc;
fancy, 1Ols @1lc, and extra fancy. IL u a &c.
Raisins dull and nominal with loose
muscatels quoted at 5Q6hc; seeded raisins,
5qSc, and London layers at s1.2591.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o shipments OF oranges and lemons
. from Los Angeles Saturday and Sum
8 day, April 26 and 20, reported by the
@ California Fruit Growers exchange,
8 were iS2 carloads of oranges and SS
o carloads of lemons. &
8 Total to date there were shipped 8
8 1928 carloads, Of which 2f37 were
3 lemons. &
. Last season to date there were ship &
g ped 16,4SS carloads, of which 1895
8 were lemons.
W&@@1g@1D@@@& @&N@DH&0@%&@&
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
Retail Prices
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press

By AssOcIdVeu IIts5.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s.-Butter-Fancy
creamery. 22o; seconds 211sc; fancy dairy, 2lc.
Cheese-Young America, 12ql4c.
Eggs-Ranch, 2c; store, 19l9c
CHICAGO. April 2S.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was steady.
C,1eameries, 2Od25c; dairies. 1Sq24c. Eggs firm;
at mark, included. 14Ac; 1rsts. l5c;
prime hrsts, 15Ac Cheese easy; llql2c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
San Francisco Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-Folowing were
.fe.rial rInsinac atinns today:
Sugar and Coffee
Ey Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-sugar, firm;
fair refining, 39Sc; centrifugal 96 test,
44Sc; molasses sugar, 3.7Sc. Refined,
steady; crushed, 6.20c; powdered, 5.6Oc;
granulated. 55oc.
Coffee, steady; No. 7 Rio, &c; No. San
tos, S9s@8Rc
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-29
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
Bv Assoclated Press.


NEW YORK, April 2s.-Prime mercantile pa
per, Az per cent Sterling echange easy, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4S7.204
3S7 25 for demand and at 4S4 65a4s47 70 for 60-day
bills.
Commercial bills, 4si9s.
Bar silver. 5SSs. Mexican dollars. Al. Bonds
Governments steady; reailroads irregular