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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-14
Big AppIes For Sale !

Apples for sale at Twenty-Five Cents
per bushel; all hand picked. AT the D,
X. Black farm, Two and One-halt Miles
West of Griswold, Iowa.
41-s GLENN BLACK, Proprietor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-14
Insurance Money Paid

Received from Hawkeye Insurance
Company through their agent A. +.
Drake, full payment of claim Of loss.
H. RASMUSSEN.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-10-14
WantedI

Good horses for market. Good farm
mares for sale at all times. +. o. NIX
I.ASoN, Audubon, Iowa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
DOUGLAS CHINESE
 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR

Douglas. Jan. 23.-The 9 Chinese 'n Agua Prieta celebrated the Chi nese New Year in the ancient man ner. with hop sprees and firecrackers. It was with the beating of weird sound ing little drums and music by queer instruments, the burning of incense and the saying of many prayers for their ancestors, that the residents of Chinatown in Agua Prieta usnered in he New Year last night and during he early hours this morning. Today the observance of the holiday began n earnest. The celebration is almost entirely social. The Chinese keep pen house for their frfencs ana ID
 ach house are refreshments. fruits md the Chinese substitute for punch or all visitors. The entire pOpuiatiOn 1evotes itself to making ana receiving ealls
 The Chinese year i5 a lunar one, but IS beginning is regulated by the sun. The new year begins on the first moon liter the sun enters Aquar-us. which makes it come not earlier than Jan rary 21 nor later tlsan FeoruaTy IS. At the period of the new year the -hinese pay homage to the departing ls well as the approaching year, for hey hold that. as the fate O. a man 1angs oB the smile or frown Of a de 'artiDg ancestor, SO it is with the pass Ing years-they should be smiling as they go.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
VIM. SITES
 |S VICTIM IF PNEUMONIA
Popular Young Man of Cana nea SuccuHps To Disease Remains lAerred at Doug- laS-0ther News Notes.

LA CANAN.EA. Jan. 21.-William Sites. who had been ill with pneu- monia in the company hospital for several days. died at six o'clock yer terday morning.
 Sites was a native of Cairo. H., and had been resident of Cananea for nearly four years. greater part Of which time he was employed bs the Cananea Consolidated Copper company in the nine department al Chavatera. Mrs. Van Treese. of Douglas. a sister of the deceased. was visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Gibbs when he was stricken with the disease that took his life. and she. with Casey Sites brother, went out With the remains to Douglas. where the burial will take place. A large number of friends as se.nbled at the depot to pay their re- spects to the departed. He was an dniy ersally popular young man. ana ais early demise is the source of much regret and grief.
 Personals.
 E. M. Spencer. the popular outside buyer for the Cananea stores, has re- turned from a weeks trip to Hermo- .illo and Guaymas.
 F. c. Hawley. chief chemist of the IC company. with Mrs. Hawley. went o the states yesterday for a stay ol several days.
 Alexander Shaw has returned from ] pleasure trip to TorTeon and Vera
  lime and saw many things that didn't ook like old Scotland, he says that H-@7nra beats them all. and that he will never go away again.
 3~..- .s. rlaZzard. the well known Attorney, is in the city on some very important legal business. He is at Inc Hotel Sonora.
 Dr. T. A Bray of Fl Paso and D-. P. q. Mega of Nogales. are al the So nora. These two gentlemen are con nected with the United States cattle inspectors, and are here on business.
 W. H. Stoner If Pa sdana, Cal, Is guest of the Hotel Sonora
 rrGHk R4saUA, 4 --- -s,-..-.,e, Is au- Cgraphed at the Sonora.
 Ernest II. Gaeldner and Manuel Ce- iusi, two mining men of Casas Granles are in the city looking after one local interests. They are at tae alexandria.
 Pedro Tonaga, 8 Guaymas busi- less man. is domociled at the Alex lndriG-
 If. Cuthbert. of Douglas, A. T.. Is stopping at the Alexandria.
 Francisco Attemirano of La PaZ, Lower California, is in the city. He $ connected with the custom service 1t that place and his mission here is purely one of pleasure. He is at the dCtel Alexandria.
 F. s. Wilhelm is at the Alexandria. ie was formerly superintendent Of he Moctezuma Arizpe mine and has ! large share in that company and the iarequta. which adjoins 1t. He re- gisters from Chicago, but his face ooks like a Cananea fixture.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
PUBLIC SALE OF FORFEITED
 STOCK.

WHEREAS, on October 22nd, 1907, he board of directors of the Bisbee Extension Development company. made a call of one dollar per share on all outstanding stock of said company md directed that the same should Dt, )aid 10 the treasurer of the company )n or before January 1sr. 1908; and
 WHEREAS: the board of directors ,f the said Bisbee Extension Develop nent company at meeting duly caiF d and held on November 23rd, 1908. declared all outstanding stock upon which the said call of One Dollar per share dad not been paid and all ce.- ificates representing the same, and III moneys heretofore paid on ac- sount thereof, forfeited on account of allure to pay the said call of One Dollar per share. and directed that tle aid certificates representing the anne be sold in the manner provided n the bylaws of this company and he laws of the Territory of Arizona on iaturday, January 9th, 1909. at 10 clock a. m.. and
 WHEREAS. DO bidders for said sock appeared at said time and
 
 aid Bisbee Extension Development ompany postponed said sale in sc ,crdance with the provisions of the ylaws of said company, to Monday. anuary 11th, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. ni- the same place, and
 WHEREAS, no bidders appeared st aid time and place and the secretary f sad company postponed said sale t1 Wednesday. January 18th. 1909. 10 o'clock a. m., at the same place. and,
 WHEREAS, no bidders for said tock except the said company appear d at the last mentioned time and lace and the board of directors of aid Bigbee Extension Development cmpany at g meeting duly called and cid on said 18th day of January. 1909. ecided to re-advertise the said sale md directed that tAe same be made the manner provided by law and he bylaws of the company. on Sat 'rday. the 23Td day of February, 1903. 10 o'clock a. m.
 NOW THEREFORE: Notice is ~ereby given that for default made in he payment of said call of One dol ar per share upon all of the shares f the company which appear on the 'cCks of the company in the name of 1e following persons and which are epresented by the following describ- q certificates set opposite their re- ~ertive names, tO-wit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
HORSES STOLEN.

Rangers Sam HayhursI and Linda nave returned from a long ride into
 he Chiricabua country, whither they went in search of all alleged horse thief. bringing with them Otto Chavez. Ehcm they believe to be the man they were after. Two horses were recent y stolen from Bud Foster and the -angers located one Of the norses-at least. a horse that carries the brand and fills every description of one of the stolen animals. Chavez had been in possession Of the horse since it's disappearance from Fosters rancn. The other missing horse was not To- cated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
DOUGLAS BURGLARY.

P. Margason. proprietor Of a cloth ing store in the Kline building on G avenue. had his home bro.xea into night before last. When ne and his wife returned in tssc evenig at g o'clock the front door lock was brok- en and the house was considerably torn up. but the only things missing were a long black plush coar oeiong- ing to Mrs. Margason apc a razor. There were otter things of value in the house which were lot taken. It is supposed the robbers were frightened by the near neighbors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23

Will be sold at the office of the com pany. being at rooms f, and in tae Cunningham-Robinson building cr Man street. in Bisbee. Arizona. on the 23rd day of February, 1909. at 10 clock a. m. at public auction to the aighest bidder for cash. provided the aid stock is not redeemed before the t'me of sale: and the holders of said delinquent shares may redeem the same up to the time of sale on pay ment of the amount delinquent with interests and costs. as provided by law.
 Such sale will be made by the sec retary of the B'sbee Extension DeveL opment company or by some person designated by aim. and all Of the de- l'nquept stock represented by the certificates which have not been redeemed at the time of sale, will be offered for sale in the manner provided by law. BISBEE EXTENSION DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY,
 By F. R. Poss, Secretary. Dated January Fist, 1909.
 First publication January z3. 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23

Old papers at 2Sc per hundred at ths Review of1cs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-23
FOR SALE.

old papers. 25c per hundred at the Review.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. July H-Flour-FamilS
extras IS. s0d7: bakers extras. s5.50q7 Oregon
and Washington s5s0qe5o
Wheat-Shipping, So O5G2. 07ls; milling, S2lO
Barley-Feed Sl.459l47iS; brewing, SLATE
Chevaler, $160d170.
oats-Red s165G1s5: white, s1.s592.o5; blaci
nominal -
Mnstuffs- Mddlings, s36 ,5od375O; mixed
feed S2583O: rolled barley, SSl@32; oatmeal
IS 40; oat greats 81. 40 rolled oats, SS6qSS.
Hay--Wheat s1291s; wheat and oat, s129l7
wild oat si0dl4: tame. Sl2G17; barley, $lOQl4
alfalfa, s10d14: straw, 50Q15c.
Receipts-Flour $685. wheat. 1&; barley, 4o3e
oats. 1880; beans, So corn, lis; potatoes, $50
onions 40; bran, 1856; middlings, 225; hay. cal
hides 260; wine, 10000 -
Beans-Pink. 81 1908 20; Lima, A15d4%J
small white, $s75@7; large white, IS. 4od5eo.
Potatoss-New, 75c6Sl25.
Onions-Red. fancy, 10; common. 25c.
Various-Green peas, 75c@S150; string beans
ga C; egg plant. 546c; green peppers 3d6c
tomatooes s5c6s1.50: summer squash, 2d60c
asparagus 5Ocasl.25; garlic. Sh05c; eucum
beers, 5O@60c.
Poultry-Live and dressed turkeys nominal
old ROSTERS, s45095; young, 5000; small
broilers s2.75dS so; large Ad45o fryers S6d
7; hens, s45oa10; old ducks, s5Gl6; young, SOS
geese. 81 506D2; goslings N.50d2 old pigeons
S1671 50; young, 1.75d2.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
HALT IS MADE
IN SPECULATION
OPERATORS ON WALL STREET
TAKE VACATION
CONFIDENCE IN CROP RETURNS
scAREs THE BEARS
Steel Trade AdVices Highly Favorable
and Return of J. P. Morgan is
Looked on as indicative
of Dividends
nv Assoeinted Pressed


Nrvy YORK. July 14-operators we're con-
nrmsa IN their inclination to refrain from
dealing todav by the inconsequent and mae
o,st,,e movement of the market for several Gays
nost Influences hating the speculative move
n,ont we're found in the news from t w, 90
regions. Basic confidence IN tho Pro nisa,,i md
come of tho harvests remanSu tt,h stock 9
underlies the determination WIN VIM"
arc held by present owners .,. .,,,or, the
such Incidents as today's pane alilois Az Az
hoars in wheat are sufficient, however -, ~
tor speculators from committing 80 b
,,nauit, Win a period to face during wiz! ,
crop scares are now an impossInllitS ~
fright of the wheat bears had as oasls , Wv
reports of rains in the winter sit,n,, ~ the
which might prejudice the early delivery o. NJ
cron being harvested and SO crowd the s So a.
IN INV. in which option tho furry cehtereu.
In the corn market, however inc Booo ivy
news served to force the price Io"et' -.
The 81 Louis and San Francisco STOCKS We
rottine a belated benefit also from the placll ~
of bonds with a French syndlcate' 49,
nre ferrad was conspiouousy strong AGAIN. -
an The news concerning the stocks consisted
in mysterious illusions to faVorape aeVeloP
ments, which remained vaguely dehneu. 81,
Steel trade adyices were hishly ~, a,55,n
and an attempt was made TO use the suuuel
deparfure of J. p Morgan from Engianu lg'
New York presage OF tavoraple 30
opments at the coming quarterly mesunE "a
the United States Steel directors 10 oe "eiu
on the last Tuesday OF the month. ,. -.
Conner news was less satisfactory prices OF
the metal being reduced again at the Wv ~,
YORK metal exchange and early fall IN
London belng followed by recovery without
ralying tho copper industrials in the Lon ,ioh
stock market Atchison held nrh. ai ,1 -
~ directors took no action on the dividend as
speculative rumors had stated they might
The banks are making payments to the sun
treasury on account Of the recall or the soE-
orr-,ent denosits which mature tomorrow, the
burden Of those payments, which amount 10
50 600 600 for tomorrow. evidently faillhs az
most wholly on the New York banks me Inc
feature Of the money market was the active
demand for over the year maturity, six months
loans being done at 39s per cent.
Bonds we're Irregular. Total sales par value
S3664.00o. -,
United states bonds were unchanged on call
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


NEW YORK, July 4-Today's market was
unsettled, the speculative trade lodged on
the long side of the market, consists to some
extent Of persons who live outside the cotton
belt and whose opinions Of cotton are based
upon no stronger idea than that the market
was moving, and the time TO make money
10 any market when that market was
moving. The keen edge having been taken
off the market by the decline Of the past two
days, they looked around them and sold out.
The congenial bears who have been unable
TO do more than tout mere lookers-on for the
past two months. found both hope and cour-
age in the turmoil and sold with vigor. Texas
crop conditions were minimized although every
day adds to the frightful seriousness and the
forecast calling for partly cloudy conditions
in the southwest, was grabbed as the pos
sible means of resuscitating crop that some
OF the coroner's jury have already pronounced
as dead and for which they were seeking for
suitable epitaph. Stop orders cotton
bought close TO the market were easily reached
and when the hurry was over. a recovery to
Yesterdays levels easily followed We see
no reason to feel anxious over this market,
and while swings like these of today are
likely at any time unless Texas is relieved
no permanent decline in values is likely, Many
are talking that yesterday furnished the top
figures OF the season. There Is no top if
Texas is as bad as present situation seems to
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co. members Chicago board Of trade.
ll2 West Third street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. July H-There was phenomenal
advance Of the year in July wheat today.
From the close at ST. % yesterday. the price
started with trade at ST. 21iz advancing on a
buying furry Of shorts to $125l4 first hour,
and the bull leaders did not see fit to re-
ieve the situation by liberal sales as Was
done on May contracts around the same level,
the shorts had nothing left but to go after
the wheat which they did up to $1.H before
tn, close. The news was not greatly differ
ent from that Of previous days, except that
the trade had reason to believe that better
weather would be experienced over the south
west. Instead the map this morning showed
additional heavy rains at many Kansas points
and some continuation of wet weather for por-
lions Of Missouri Altogether the promise for
an early or large movement of wheat
was very poor. This is what terrified the
shorts in the July contracts. Several Of the
biggest receiving concerns were buyers OF De-
ccmber and September wheat during the morn
ing Northwest dispatches told of excessive
rains and hard hail storms doing damage In
North Dakota. 1t is only question Of now
much reaction from these strong sweHs to
wait for before buying wheat.
COMMISSIONED some weakness during the
morning with a dip in the July price to 14lc,
and September TO $3.50 Later the marker
turned strong with wheat Liverpool was
higher Cash corn prices at an advance of
half to three quarter with sales Of No. .
mixed corn as high as 73lac. Shipping sales
$4,000 bushels. Improved weather and larger
receipts may work some reaction,
OATS-There was not much action IN oats
prices for the day
PROVISIONS-Thl was a banner day for
buyers of hog products. Shorts covered in
pork and the top prices were advanced &c clos
ing at the top. Brokers for big local pack
ers and for string outside packers were ear
" buyers Of pork and ribs and this started
other investors going, also started shorts COW
elfng and resulted in the strong advance Hog
situation is regarded as strong.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Eollows Civil Service Policy

A further indication of the civil service
policy of the present Management OF lne
Iacxavanna railroad is given in the circu-
lar recently issued by p J, Flynn freight
traffic manager, and approved by B. d.
Caldwell. vice president, of the promotion
of T Fl, Crawford, general freight agent
"a hAcome assistant freight traffic manager
Nat Duke. general eastern freight agent
to succeed Mr., Crawford as general frelght
agent, and Charles F. McTasue' commerce.
agent at Cleveland, to become general east
eTn freight agent, with headquarters at 4-S
Broadway. New York -
During the time these men have been
connected with the Lackawanna they nav
both by training and ability to assume the
duties of their new positions, ,.-
It is very noticeable in this and an other
rinia of- advancing men of proved ability
and capacity.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
LOCAL LUMBER QUOTATIONS

Pine In the rough. s1E19. according to
size; rough uppers. $SOa35; worked uppers.
(noorlng), s2O927; rustic, s259s5; ceiling
(nooring), 5000 40; laths. ss75 carload lots:
clear o. p. finished, $50. Redwood In the
rough. S20@30; surface and rough clear.
s40@45; rustic and siding, stock patterns.
sso945; T. &c G. and G. B. stock, 500 4S;
shingles, $225d ESQ; shakes, S15Q22.50
Mil prlces--Slzng one edge, 81: sizing ons
edge and surfacing one side. $3.50; surfacns
one to four sides. s3@4; resawlng, one cut
IS; ripping, 1, IL. pinch stock. $3.50 =
thousand lineal feet
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE London tin mar
ket was higher with spot quoted at Gl31 t2s cd
and futures at E133. The local market was a
shade higher at S2s. s71ld29.12lz
Copper was higher at e58 Is Sd for spot IN
London, but lower at Gj5 15s for futures. Tho
local market was weak and unsettled, with
lake unchanged at s13 25dJl337l5 while Other
grades were a shade lower, with electrolyic
at $l2 62126D12 S71s and casting at Si250dl2.1J 70.
Lead YVES unchanged at e12 lis I'd in Lon.
don, and dull and unchanged at 81 ga A. 3,
locally.
Speter unchanged in London, but the loca
market was firm at $5.35q5.4O.
Iron was unchanged In both markets.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO July 14.-Cattle-Receipts esti
mated at Is OO0 market steady beeves, A.T0Q
40; Texas steers. 4.5Oa6; western steers, SAT-
06. 25; stockers and feeders, SO 10d5; cows anc
heIfers, 81. 30@610; calves, s5.50ds 25
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at 100000; marke
56D1oc higher: light ss5OG77o; mixed, S45d
SIS; heavy s755Qs,2o; rough, $756a7,7o; good
TO choice heavy. $7.706s,2o; pigs, $6.S59725
bulk of sales. S7,70Gs.
sheep-Reeeipts estimated at 1e,OoO marke
steady; native, s275d490; western, sSd4 90
yeariings, a. 6Ode; lambs, native, $5ds.so; west
ern S567s rs
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO, July H,-Butter-Fanoy
creamery. CSC; creamery seconds, &c; fancy
dairy, 95i5c.
Eggs-Store, 29c; fancy ranch, SOC.
Cheese-New, 1Sdl4lac; Young America, l41i
d15isc
NEW YORK July 14.--Butter firm; creamery
specials. &c; official price, &c; extras 26lac
third to firsts, 22d26c
Cheese and eggs steady, unchanged,
CHICAGO, July H.Butter steady; cream
cries. 22i6a2sc; diaries, 20Q2Slsc
Eggs steady: receipts 1S1l4, at mark, cases
included 1Sc hrsts. zoe: prime frsts, PIC.
Cheese strong; daisies, 14&G15c: twins 14d
1n4o; Young Americas, 1i&@15c; Long Horns
f4k6115c.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

following are the wholesale joobins
Citrus FRUIrs-oranses. s191.5Oi lem.
ons, sl.2592.5o: tangerines' soe9A; grapefruit
APPLEs-$1@2 lug box
BANANAS-4441Ac pound
POTATOES (cwt.)--Irish, S1.75 q so
sweets, 81 5Oq3; new potatoes, Sl5Oa1.75 sack.
VEGpTA BLES-Beets, per dozen punches,
25Q5O string beans, SC pound; carrots
% a soc doz bunches turnips,2 q soc; green
dozen: caulihower, S125 dozen; horseradish,
f2Isc ID; lettuce, 4od soc crate; tomatoes,
75cdS1 crate; brussels sprouts. 9QlOc ID;
cabbass, 40c per sack; rhubarb, $3.50 lug
boy. chicory, $50 40c doz; artichokes, Use
dng, oyster plant. 45c doz parsnips, soc
doz; cucumbers. $50 75c lug box; asparagus.
s2.25a ELS crate; egg plant, l2o Id; peppers
25c Ii; peas, 4@5c Id; okra' ACC ID sum
mer squash, 20@25c lug box; green corn SOC
lug box red cabbage. &c lb; spinach l5Q zoe
dozen lunches.
HoNEY--EAtrscted, " W. 6o-l6, ear
&c: white do 6h q &c; light amber dc, p
n &c: comb, w. w. lib. frames, 1906 comb,
White. 15c; comb, light amber l2@s @ lac;
beeswax, pound. SOC. .,- -,.
candled, 8oc local case count. 27c' eastern
BUTT Rn-creamery. extra. glib roll
b7iEo; creamery hrsts. t5o; eastern extras
CHEESE tper pound)-Northern fresh.
16hc; large Anchor, 19c; Anchor Young
America, zoe Anchor hand 1c' eastern
tic; do Ionghorns, 1859; do Daisy, lS5soi
swiss Imported 2S@ soc; do domestic dI9
lsc; cream brick. zoe; limburger' 2o@zlo;
Edam, 50, TO- a.
BEANS 600 lbs)--small white SS
Lady washington, s5.:5; No J PINK. $50
biackeye. $s.75Q4: lima, s495; GarVan1ss
$3.50; lentils, Sc: bayou. $500.
ONIONS (cwt)--$t.50@s Bermudas
75QS5c; white wax, 81. a,o =
CHILL Cpoundl Evaporated. 90 loc; sun
dried. &c; ground, Sc: Mexican nlaek' 400
green chill, l0c.
GARLIC-sc lb.
NUTS (per lo)--Almonds. fancy lxL ana
Ne Plus. 14@15c; Brazils, log l6c; hioeIts'
lt015c. pecans 12@1Sc: California pea
nuts, raw. &c; roasted. &c. eastern, tag
Sc; Japan peanuts. $40; roasted 70 aadi-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, July 14-Evaporated apples
quiet; fancy. s3ta9c; choice. size; prime. 20
7Isc: common TO fair, 586hc.
Prunes unchanged; California, 2h9l1he
Aprioots quiet, there being an absence of
export demand, which offset the prospective
shortage in the crop for the time being. Choice,
loalOhc; extra choice l0i291034c, and fancy.
1ld13c.
Peaches are neglected. but prices are main
tanned in the absence Of selling pressure.
Choice, 5L66c; extra choice. 6AG6Ac, and
fancy, 7dShc.
Raisins are quiet loose museatels, 3iaG4zc;
choice to fancy seeded, "a a Sc seedless'
"a. @51bc: London layers. $i.153120.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE condition OF
the treasury at the beginning Of business to-
day was as follows;
Trust fund: Gold coin. sS50.6I6S69; silver
dollars S4S6 6s1 900; silver dollars. 1890, s42O5,
O00 silver certificates outstanding. SS6 63l, 600
General fund Standard silver dollars in
general fund IS. 1886. 104 current liabilities 1913
400 3O4: working balance In treasury office, $50,
1873 1877; in banks TO credit of treasury OF
limited states S66. 1874. 1855; subsidiary silver
coin. ss6 ss7. s45 minor coin. 50. 1928; total
balances In general fund, STA. 1884
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-15
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, July 14.-Coffee futures closed
.+ssd,, net unchanged to 10 points lower; sales,
&c, 20 bags, including July at s7O5; september,
$3.50; October, $50 December SioQo 40;
March, S. 40: May, S545d55O Spot quiet; No.
rio 75sd77sc No. Santos &c. Mild quiet;
Cordovs, 9la@12iac
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, sS.42' CEN
trifugal a6 test 1922: moasses sugar, SS.l7.
Refined steady; crushed, t555 powdered, a9o;
eranulated. fl.S5