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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-21
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. Sept. 2O.-EXtra selected eggs
advanced 1 cent a dozen to 43 cents aud ranch
candled TO Al cents the produce exchange ~
day. Case count prices unchanged an $50
although the demand strong Light re
ceptS main Of the rise. The demand
for cheese strong. prices advancing from y
cent 10 cents in several varieties.
Receipts the produce exchange today were;
Eggs. 81 cases: butter. 1851 pounds: cheese.
$3.50 pounds; potatoes, 2.-53 sacks; sweet pOta
toes. fGj sacks: apples. 81 boxes
Eggs+Extra selects. 43c. local ranch. candled.
frsts, 41e; case count Csc; eastern fresh. 81
634c.
Butter-Creamery extra. s71sc7 creamery hrst,
65c: cooking butter. 27c.
Cheese Northern fresh. 1sc: anchor. large.
zoe: anchor Young America. Gle; hand cheese.
anchor brand. 22c; eastern singles. 1S12c: eastern
twins, lee: eastern cheddars. i9c; eastern long
horn 1920: eastern daisy. 19d20c; swiss. inn
ported 31N32c; swiss. domestic. DE. brick
cream. zoe; limburger. zoe imported ROquefort.
42c: Edam. 1881 size. case of u. SS.50d9- Ger
man breakfast. Sill box; Neufchatel. S1.20 box;
Sierra. 81 10 box. Canada cream. dozen 10 box.
95c; Schlosskase. 81 box; Camembert $l-20 box;
Oregon cheese. 1sc-
Lady Washington. $3.50: small whites. Sc;
blaekeyes. $3.50: Garvanzas. S4d4.50; lentils
German. S6: do California. 81.
Potatoes-Shima. $1-35: red. SLY; sweets
yellow, local. S1.25n1 so: Diamond P. S1-50.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular.
Cotton and the ooppers higher.
Goldfeld Consolidated advances on ore
strike.
Silver and exchange as before.
Refined sugar advances 10 points.
Wheat and the other grains quiet.
Hay unchanged. Beans unsettled
Dried fruits in good demand and firm.
Eggs higher. Butter and cheese firm.
Potatoes and onions in good supply.
Wine grapes in large oversupply.
Four cars of poultry sell off well.
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Refined Sugar Advances l0Points
Wine Grape Market Oversupplied

over There was nothing new in potatoes or
onions the market being wei supplied with both 9th.
Salinas Burbanks, $1.40@1.60 go; sweet potatoes
S160QI75.
9noa.aNsw yellow so@5os per ell .- .,.s
per ID: string and wax beans s@5c per ID: lima
box garlic. 9@5c per ID: cabbage. 5o@75c per
ctl cucumbers. 50@6oc per box; pickle cueum-
Se soc
box; green peppers. 50@6Oc per box for bell and
6o@75c for chill; green okra. So@4oc per box
Decfduous and Citrus Fruits
Business in fresh fruits of fair to aver
age proportions. and as far as orchard descrip-
tons were concerned market conditions were just
about the same on Saturday. Fine apples and
pears remained firm and sale of round lot of
four tier Grayensteins reported at $1-75 a
box This is not fair quotation, however. as
Gravensteins have had their run and there rs
nothing else on Sthe market that can command
over $1-50. The peach market was in good
shape. and prices for plunis and prunes showed
some improvement. while ounces and figs con-
We're in good request and all handlers reported a
better feeling in them but values were slow to
improve. The market was overloaded with wine
grapes, there being fully 40 cars standing on the
railroad tracks. Sales were rather slow and the
quotations took wide range as to the quality
of the offerings. There was sharp drop In
prices for nutmeg melons and cantaloupes. Re
ceipts were not Unusually large. but there was
quite a carryover from Saturday, and the rpe-
Berries showed but little change from the last
report.
Strawberries-s315 per chest.
Raspberries- s3.50M5 per chest.
Blackberries-$3M4 per chest
Huckleberries-10M1 21ac per h.
Apples Fancy, $1@1.50 per box; common to
choice. 6JcG$1.
Pears-Bartletts. s1.25@1.75 per box; other
varieties. 50c1$1 per box.
Quinces-50665c- per box.
Peaches-Small boxes, 40@75c; lug boxes. soc
4S1; carriers, Goa Toe; clingstones In oulk' szo
rs per ton.
Plums and Prunes-Crates. 5od75c; small
boxes, 400 SOC
Figs-350l6Jc per box
MeIons-Nutmeg melons. 50d 15c per box, can
taloupes, S1.25 per crate; watermelons. S1-JO6
2.50 per dozen.
Pomegranates- for small and s1.5o@
LIS for large boxes
Grapes-Sman boxes and crates, 49G I5e. lug
boxes. 75c@ 81. p; Zinfandel wine grapes. Ss1 IA
per ton.
Citrus Fruit (per box)-valencia oranges.
s2.25@s: grapefruit 2.5oG3 for seedless; lem
ons, $4M4.50- for fancy. S3G3.50 for choice
and 81 so for standard; lines. $5.50@6
Tropical Fruits = Bananas. 75c@$1. % per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2-5093.50 for Cen
trail American: pineapples, s2G3 per dozen.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

Receipts of eggs Sunday were unusually
light being less than 500 cases, and the market
was very firm in consequence, with top quality
offerings finding prompt sale at an advance. The
quotation raised from 89c to 40c a dozen
and the new price was willingly paid. both on
the exchange and In the street. The quotations
for the under grades were unchanged. The but
ter market was in good shape for sellers with
extras passing out of first hands almost as fast
as received, and prices for all grades were easily
maintained. There will be no butter boat in
from Humboldt before Friday, and some receiv-
expecting the market to advance in the
interim. The cheese market took a frmer
tone, but the quotations were allowed to stand
Sales the exchanges were:
Butter--20 cases of extras at 32c a pound
Eggs-10 cases of extras at 39Mc and 30 at
40c dozen.
Receipts were q, 900 pounds Of butter, SO, 900
pounds of cheese and 457 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by the sales. bids and offers on the door
Of the dairy exchange. Prices In the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations. gen
orally range from 11ac to &c higher, owing to
the various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 32c per ID,
arm; do frsts, soc, hrm do seconds, 2S1ac
firm; No. 1 packing stock, 25c, firm.
Cheese-Californa fancy faO, 15c per h. frm
do firsts lie, firm; do seconds. 141ac, firm; fancy
Young Americas. Ice. steady; do frsts, 15c
steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas, lie,
steady; do flats, 16c, steady; New York fancy,
1S12c. firm.
Eggs tper dozen, cases included) California
fresh extras, 40c. firm; do firsts, dc. firm; do
seconds soc, firm; do thirds 24c, firm.
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SANTA ROSA, Sept. 20.--On receipt Of the
advces from the San Francisco dairy exchange
today first grade eggs were posted the market
at 3S cents dozen, second grades at So cents.
Butter still continues firm at 81 cents per pound
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 20.--Egg market un-
changed, quotations at Al cents and supply not
plentiful
prices quoted by local dealers at 80 cents on
time receipts 3S15 cents and 80 cents cash at
ter recent OF quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange. Some Of the large poultry
ranchers are setting ncubators for early poultry.
The results fairly good The demand exceeds
the supply in eggs and may continue so for
some time.
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Peas-Green. s2.75@3 per ctl.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. $6.20@6. 80 net
without discount: bakers extras, $6.2OQ6. 60.
superfine, S510@5.3O: Oregon and Washington.
per bbl $5.30@5-50 for family, bakers and pat
ents and $3.50 for cut on; Kansas patents. So 25
0l6.50; do straghts, S6.05G6.S0; Dakota patents,
$3.50: do straights. So. 90 per bbl-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. discount. are as follows: Graham dour.
rice flour, 81; corn meal. s.. so: extra cream do.
So 20: cat meal, $4; oat greats, 81; farina. 81.
hominy, $3.50; buckwheat -four. $3.50; whole
wheat hour. $40: rolled oats. Dbl s6-50Q7. in
sacks S4@6.a0; extra cream do. 81 IN sacks and
ST. 80 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $3.50. in
boxes SIS for yellow and $3.50 for green per 100
pounds.
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There is nothing new in hay. choice being firm
and the lower grades dull and easy Receipts
were large again yesterday, amounting to 81
tons. including IS
Bran-S29@so per ton for white and s2s.5og
% for red.
MiddIings- sss. 5o@37. so per ton.
Shorts-$31. GAS per ton
for feed. S3S@4I; mixed feed. $25@30 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal, In 20 lots $50 so. In
10 ton lots $40, In ton lots $1,000. small lots
SAL cocoanut cake or meal at mills. SOS In 20
and 10 and $25. so In 5 ton lots; jobbing. SIG
corn meal. $1,000: cracked corn, S4oQ4i; al
load lots S23 per ton: red star alfalfa meal. So
for carload and $23 for jobbing lots.
Hay-Wheat S16@19. 30. wheat and cat. s144
II; tame oat $12@17.50; volunteer Wild oat.
Shalt; barley. $10@13.J0; alfalfa, $10@ ID;
stock hay, S7@10 per ton
Straw-50065c per bale.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Flour-
%. 462 barrels: exports, 6.736. Market firm,
with moderate local trade.
Wheat-Receipts, 300 bushels Spot. steady
No. 2 red, $1.0SN nominal elevator and 81 g
nominal f. o. b. afoat; No. j northern Duluth.
81 .09A nominal f. o. b. afioat No. hard win
ter. $112A f. o. b. afoat.
Big northwest receipts greatly disturbed the
bulls In wheat today and prices were generally
lower. except for one or two brief rallies. on
covering, Weakness abroad. a poor cash trade
and good weather news added to the depression
Final prices were about steady and net I'M
changed. September closed at $r.10as, Decem-
Der at $1.063s and May at $1.0S.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS Sept 20.-FIax 81 391a.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Money on call firm at
2s4 @3 per cent: ruling rate, per cent? closing,
bid and offered at pa per cent.
Time loans very duh but steady: go days, 3A
IA per cent: so days, 4 per cent; six months,
~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 41sd5 per cent
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business in
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Receipts Of miscellaneous vegetables were
light, but as the demand was nothing extra the
arrivals proved sufficient for the requirements
and there was hardly any change in the quota,
tions. Cucumbers. summer squash. eggplant and
peppers all moved on fairly. and there was a
good inquiry for peas and beans. Tomatoes were
easy for general offerings, while the best selec-
lions were held at stir hgureS Green corn ar
rived late and some large lott had to be held
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Poultry and Game

Four cars of western chickens were put on the
market yesterday and the stock met with good
demand at satisfactory prices There not
much of anything received from state points and
quotations for domestic fowls were accordingly
nominal.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, $4-50@5 for small.
So. 50@7.50 for large and $S@t0 for extras;
young ROSTERS. S650@7 30; do extra large. $50
broilers. $450a5 for large and sS.50@4 for
small; ducks. $5@7; pigeons. $3.50: squads,
$1-75G2; geese. $2tG2- so per pair: goslfngs.
per pair; live turkeys. 24@26c per ID for young
and 1S@21c for old.
Game-Nominal
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rate to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
for cows and hefers.
veal-7lA @sc for large and s@1o4c for
Mutton wethers s@sc; ewes. 7A@sMc per
Lamb-9H @1Ohc per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@11Hc for light
and 9@91ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers over 300 lbs. alive. 4A@
4asc: under 300 lbs, 4c; second quality, Sac.
thin and undesirable steers, 3@3Ac.
No 1 cows and heifers, 81 @3%c second
quality, &c: com0on. thin undesirable COWS, 2
02hc.
Csives-Light weight. per ID. SIC; medium.
Sheep tper ib)-wethers. No. 1. 4Hc; ewes.
lambs tper lb)-This years milk lambs, 5A
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
to 1zo lbs, &c: $40 to ESQ lbs, MS $50 to $50
lbs exc; rough, heavy hogs, 5@515c; common,
undesirable hogs, ~ Q5c-
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CHICAGO. Sept 20.-Cattfe-Receipts. esti-
mated at0 200 head: market steady Beeves
S4.106S40: Texas steers. $465.20: western
steers. 81. boa $50: stockers and feeders S3m5:
cows and heifers. 81 20d6.10: calves. S6.7509
fogs-Receipts. estimated at 5000. market
steady. Light $7S5@ s. %: mixed. $7.75aS As:
heavy. $I-5J@S.45; rough. $7-5507.s5: good to
choice heavy. $7-S5mS.45; pigs, $7.1OQ s. 10:
bulk OF sales. $5-05d5.30.
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DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Sept 2O.--The visible supply OF
grain in the United States Saturday. September
is. as compiled by the New York produce ex-
change was as follows:
Wheat, 1926, 900 bushels. increase 2,5s4.0 900
bushels.
Corn. 2,2s1 900 bushels, increase 274,ooo bush
els.
Oats. 1o,351, 600 bushels, increase 1,45s,ooo
bushels.
Rye. $4,000 bushels. increase 81. 900 bushels.
Barley, 2,236, 900 bushels. increase 714,000
bushels.
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bean. and Seeds

Changes in pink and large white beans will be
noted. The market continues very unsettled
Beans ipe; Svll-Bayos. nominal: pea nom
inal; small white, -; large white. SS63 %;
pink. S31O@3.15; red. nominal; blackeye. $36
3.25; lima, 81 .10@4.25. red kidneys, $3s500g
3.I5 cranberry beans. $3.50@3.7J; Garyanzas.
81 25@2T5: horse beans. 81. 75G210-
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4@4Ac; yellow mus
tard nominal at 41ac; haxseed. 4G4lac carload
lots; canary. 4Ac; alfalfa. 16917c; rape.
cleaned, 2@21ae: timothy, &c; hemp, 313@3Ac;
millet, 2% @3c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. S2.75@3 per ctl.
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BOSTON STOCK Market

BOSTON. Sept 20.-The Boston copper is
strong with trading greatly distributed. While
no striking advances have taken place, the
list as d whole is very strong. The principal
activity has been> in Butte Coalition Lake
"copper" North Butte and United States mining
Osceola has been in good demand and up
point. In the Industrial list Massachusetts gas
common is the feature. United Shoe Is also
strong and shows a fractional advance.
The following list is furnished by +. F. Hut
ton & Co.. 400 California street, San Fran
cfSc
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Berlin Rate of Discount

BERLIN. Sept. 20.--The rate of discount of
the Imperial bank of Germany was raised today
from 3 u TO per cent This change is the first
since February 10 last. when the rate was re
duced from 4 per cent.
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FUTURES


grades coInbing and clothing. 22029c: light npe
22Q2ee; heavy dne, 13G20c; tub washed
25dssc-
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Coldfield Con. Stock Advances
Local Securities Foirly Active

and at S4.S615 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.S3% @4S4A.
Bar silver, 81 1ac.
Mexican dollars, 43c.
Bonds-Goyernment steady; railroads firm.
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MARKET RISES ON
BIG TRANSACTIONS
Southern Pacific and Union
Pacific Are Heavily Bought
in Wall Street
New York stock List

members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sale
YESTERDAY:
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Loudon CIosing Stocks

Bar slIyer--F1 TN; Z5Nd per Ounce
Money-a@% of l per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 1h@1ss per cent and for three
months bills 15s@1% per cent.
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5 HsIs More e ys,s i..t.f, g 9:
Justice 10 l6f srocrs

Justice ..... 10 l6f
TONOPAH AND t1OIDFIELD ST0CkS
Regular Session--9:30 to 1890
1000 Blue Bell - OS 400 Gid Con MI 10
900 Com Fraction Isl 200 Gid Con NJ. II u
1000 Fairvw G Bid 06l 100 Butler, 10 -
1000 Flor Elk, 8. OF 500 Jumbo Elk 80. !.
zoo Gid Con MI. 121a 1000 Mayhower Con u
100 Do, s 5.717i5 1000 MacNsmara 81
800 Do. 81 5...7.i5l10O0 Red Top Ex.. Oh
so Cid Con NJ - 1000 Silver Pick IA
40 Do, ST. 1Ol
Afternoon Session -
800 Blue Bull - OH $50 Gid Con NJ 10
1000 Booth l3l 100 Gid Con NJ IL V
1900 Com Fraction 76l1O0O Gid Kewanas.. O9
300 Daisy ..... 15tlOOO Great Bend OF
1000 Fvw Eagle. So 12l2OO0 Mayhower Con -
1000 Fairvw G Bid on 1000 North Star O3
1000 Fairvw {, Bid as 200 Raw Coalition ~
100 Florence . 3. O21sl 400 Raw Coalition 26
5000 Florence Ex.. 02 5000 Red Top Ex. "
SO Gid Cen MI 15l1O00 Silver Pick 10
500 Do, sb 80 =. 80 u 1000 Silver Pick IA
Informal Session
500 Com Fraction. Isl 900 Gid Con Nj l2iS
1000 Daisy $780,. l5I 100 Do, 80. .7.1715
100 Cid Con MI isl
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Rid Ast Bid. Ask.
Argonaut :. Oo|Bunker Hill. 81 90 -
Brunswick G.. 03 Lightner Min. %
NEVADA
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EIgfn Butter
ELGIN. H.. Sept. 20-Butter firm at Soc
Sales for the week. 300 pounds.
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LIVERPOOL. Sept 2O-Hops in London d
eifc COAST firm at f495 IS.
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manufacturers as follows: Standard hne granu-
lated 100 Id bags. J.+oes standard. coarse sranu-
granulated. 5.35c: confectioners A. 5-45c; cube.
5-70c: crushed, 5-7Gc; powdered. 5-55e; candy
granuated. J.55c: confectoners crystals 5.5-e;
magnolia A. 5.05c: extra G. 4.9Jc; golden C..
4.sJc: ID. 4.75c: crystal dominos. eases. 5. 45c;
tablets. half barrels. 595c: tablets. boxes. 62Oc
Bar sugar. bags 100 lbs. 5-s0c: barrels. 5.9Oe:
half barrels 6.05c; 40 ID tins, 7.5Oc; 80 ID tins
'TJ0e. 10 ID tins. S.15e; ID tins. s-ije; 80 III
boxes 6.30e Barrels and 80 III bags 1Oc half
barrels Zoe. boxes soc per 100 lbs more all
grades.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
5.45c: ',Higrade'' bar, J.s0c; powdered. 5.55c 4
crushed. 5.Icc. berry. 5-4Je: g. & H. extra 6ne
CONFECTIONERY A. ). 45e. eonfectioners' crystals
5.J5c: cubes. ). zoe: bricks. Doe. extra me
granqlated 100 ID bags only; s.s.e Sc excelsior
D. 4.75c; III. & +. crystal dominos S.4Jc- A1dl-
tionaI per 100 lbs: IN barrels and so ID bags.
for all grades. Bar in - and 20 III tins.
81 10 more; in 10 ID tins. 81. 90 more Minimum
order. carload weight
Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops
Hides-Cuis and brands sell about 1A61c
under quotations Heavy salted steers. 1S12e
medium, 1sc; light. he; eowhides. i2e for heavy
l2c for light; stays. &c: sailed kip. he: sailed
veal. Tic; sailed calf. &c., dry hides, pore. dry
SKINS. sIearlings' aoa4oc each: short WOOL SOC
75c each: medium. I5cG$1 each; long wool 81 p
9l7s: lambs l5@.5e; E hSrs si. salt s2zSg
for small and 25@5oc for colts; horsehides. dry.
s2g2 % for large and s1c25g2 for medium; soc
medium 2o@sos; small Sglse; Me1is zSsoe deer.
TaiIowwNo. rendered. 505hc; No. 2. "A
wooi-southern fail. more or less defective.
1iaGS1ae; fail lambs. S110c for southern and
12@15c per ID FOR northern. 49,
Hops-Prices to growers are l2gl4c per ID
for 1908, with 20622c for contracts for new
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c,h.cn..n nairy and Produce MARKET

CHICAGO Sept. 20.-Rutter steady:
cries 24l% N 23c; dairies. 22G26c. Eggs steady
receipts. 1902 cases: at mark. eases included
1sc: hrsts. 22lsc: prime hrsts. Pie Cheese hrnt.
daisies. 15lsG1J%.c: twins. lass d15c; Young
Americas. 16c; longhorn, 16c.
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Prices have been advanced 10 points all around.
The Western sugar refining company quotes
net prices on sugar to Pacific coast 1obbers and
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-21
MRS. HUBBARD DEAD.

Washington. D. C, Oct. 2O-Mrs.. Gardner Hubbard, mother of Mrs. AL exander Graham Bell, was killed to. night when her automobile eollided with . street car.
 Mrs. Hubbard. who was s4 years old, was thrown out of her autono. bile whe nit was struck by the street car She died two hours later in a hospital Her skull was fractured
 Mrs. Hubbard was prominent in the older set of Washington, one daughter having married Dr. Alexander Graham Bell and another his first coursin. Charles ]. Bell president of the Wash ington Loan and Trust Company
 Mrs. Hubbard was the widow Of Gardner Green Hubbard who financed the company that established Ds. Bells telephone invention. She was a sister of the late Richard McCurdy. president of the Mutual Life Insur. ance Company, Of New York.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-21
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
For the Ensuing Week-6rogden vs.
 Millsaps To Be Tried.

Millsaps To Be Tried. The circuit court will open next week with the case of William Mo Guigan vs. Hot Springs Auto Com pany It consists of several damage suits of minor importance. The following is the docket for the ensuing week: Monday. October 25:- 476-Wm. McGuigan vs. Hot Springs
 Auto Company. 900-W. L. Brogden vs. R. l.. Mill
 saps. 697-J. F Daman vs. J. w Westmore,
 land. Tuesday, October 26,-- 976-Bulletin Publishing Co. ys. F.
 H. Olmstead. Bulletin Publishing O. vs. R.
 McAdams. Bulletin Publishing Co. vs. Jas.
 Schneek. 1Ol6-C A. Wilson vs R. B. Dimon. lNVv ihoi Dpl AlSS IldluWilt 1O. VI.
 H. F. Barnhart. Wednesday. October 27:-- 10SS-Whittington. stearns & Co. vs.
 J. D.. Stratton. 1O0S Chris b LedgwiJge vs. o. II.
 Sumpter 943-Mrs. R. E. Edwards vs. Mrs.
 Jesse Thompson. 107S-E M. Cohen vs. Fannie G.
 Williams. 1015--J. F. bates vs. Foo Lun Thursday. October 2S:- 1O9l-K. R. Jagsers vsn M. Mascow-
 itz. S07-Scott Meyer Commission Go. vs.
 Roy Rice ct al. 9S0--Lucy Moore vs. Jas. E. Hogor. lC59-- Elizabeth Graham vs. C. A. Sud-
 deth. Della J, Murphy vs. R. D. Nor
 gan. Friday. October 29:- 104S-C w. Beat vs. A. J. Simmons. sS2-Minnie Critcher vs. Albert Or
 rell. 1051--J. Davis Orear vs Home Fire
 Insurance Company. 1070-W & A. Michigan vs. Simon
 Cooper. 1G93--J. D. Benson vs. A. c. Denver. Saturday, October 30;-- Demurers, motions and default judgments.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-21
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Al |. lMetzl Wilson.

Al H. Wilson. the singing ambas- sad0r of German dialect. will appear at the Auditorium Friday, October 22. Mir Wilson's popularity in this sec ton is unquestioned and 1t is safe to say he will be cordially welcomed on his coming visit. He will on this oc- casion present his newest play, Metz in Ireland" in which he has great opportunity 10 show his versatility
 During the performance he will in. troduce with the assistance ot a large chorus, the following new songs of his own composition: Love Thoughts "Ern's Isle" The Ban shec' "rhe Nightlngale's Song and Little Jimmie Murphy" Manager Sidney R. Ellis has surrounded his star with a carefully selected support ing company anu provided magnificent scenery and novel electrical effects.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-21
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