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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

n tuesday S market on the stock eNcHanse was
exceedingly active.
Associated bonds sold at %; the demand was
greater than the supply around these figures;
the bonds closed at 94l2 bid. one Home Tele-
phone bond sold at 92l2; S2ls was bid for hVe
more. but the lowest Offering was 94l2, where
IT closed. First First Refunding bonds were
dealt in at 81. The rest Of the bond list was
steady.
There were no sales Of bank stocks yester-
day, but there was considerable demand for
National Bank Of Commerce. Merchants Ma
tional and National Bank Of California.
Home common and United states Long Dis
lance were the only stock traded in IN the
Industrial list: Edison Electric common was
off two points in the bid closing at 40.
Associated sold off during the morning from
35i, to 3ii5, and back to So During the after
noon it again sold off to 354 100 shares chang
ing hands. The Union issues are slightly off
from Mondays close Union sold during the
day at 1O6I5. and Provident at 104. United
Petroleum sold at 106l2.
In the mining section Clark Copper, Con-
solidated Mines and Furnace Creek Extension
Copper dealt in.
Morning sgles-Two Associated bonds at 95;
10 Home com at 12.12ta; 2 L S L d at 46; 10
Associated Oil at 35.25 20 do at S4S7la; % do
at $780, 10 do at 34621a: 10 do at 35; 10 Union
OH at 1O6 50; 30 Union Provident at l04OO
Afternoon sales-One Home Telephone bond
at 921b; 10 Associated Oil at 34S71a; 40 do at
BATS; 10 United Petroleum at $50 (on board
/ Home First Reminding at 50; 20 Provident
a. 104
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Special service to The Herald by r. f. Hut
ton & Co. members Chicago board of trade.
Il2 West Third street. Los Angeles,
CHICAGO, July 27.-selling OF wheat by the
recent bull leader has been the important
feature Of the speculative market today This
selling followed a strong bullish demonstration
early. during which pit traders and others
who had been short overnight were forced to
cover. The market has progressed to an al
most demoralized state. There has been an
enormous movement of wheat to the market.
Large deliveries on July contracts are expected
this afternoon. Estimates of tomorrow's in
spection showing are 1856 cars. but the trade
expects there will be a further big supply OF
cars on sale tomorrow that are now being
delayed in the inspection offices. We believe
wheat is getting close to bottom; these receipts
are being rapidly absorbed. Last week west
ern markets received 1850. 900 bushels, and old
reports blighted wheat. Minnesota and North
Dakota have undoubtedly sustained damage
from rains In poisoning stage. Receipts will
soon begin to decline and rally is near.
COMMISSIONED strength particularly for
September early but the entire list has weak
ened since, the decline in wheat helping. The
rains the last twenty-four hours have come
during a timely stage and have been of i'm
mense value. The eastern demand for cash
corn has been very poor.
OATS-Despite claims of storm losses down
state and the fact that rains have somewhat
delayed threshing, the market for oats has
finally weakened with other grains Threshing
returns show such uniformly heavy weight
that the crop outlook is certainly fattering as
To late results.
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Dividend on U. S. steel Declared

NEW YORK, July 27.-A quarterly divi-
dend OF q of / per cent on the common
stock was declared today by the directors of
the Steel corporation. This is an increase
of 4 Of 1 per cent as compared with that
~ the last previous quarter A quarterly
dividend of IL per cent was declared on
the preferred stock This dividend is un-
changed from last quarter. The net earn
inps for the quarter were $3.50, ASS. as
compared with s16,35S,99O for the CORE
spending quarter of 1908; an increase Of
Sc. $50 4O5 The surplus for the quarter was
$5,S94244, as compared with S195'5s5 for
ne corresponding quarter last year, an in
crease of S5,698G49, The unified orders
Juhe 80 were 4,O57939 tons, an increase of
744O63 tons as compared with the same
quarter last year,
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Available Supply of Grain

NEW YORK, July 27-Special cable and
Geographic communication received by Brad
streets shows the following changes in avail
able supplies as compared with previous ac-
counts:
Wheat United States east of Rockies, de-
creased COB 900 bushels
Canada, decreased $4,000 bushels.
Total United States and Canada, decreased
SIS 900 bushels.
Ahoat for and in Europe, decreased 100000
bushels.
Total American and European supply de-
creased 2118,000 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, decreased
2S6 900 bushels.
Oats. United States and Canada, decreased
1374OO0 bushels
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 27.-The London tin
market was unchanged, with spot quoted
at 1872 los and futures at 1884. The local
market was dull and lower at $3.50 ~ 20.
Copper was lower in the London marker
with spot at f5S IFS ed and futures at f5t
Is sd The local market was weak and
shade lower; lake. s13,25q 1880 electroly'
tie. S12.S715 d13; casting, Sl27b@ l2.S71s
Lead was lower at f12 Is 50 In London am.
quiet at S430G4.35 locally. spelter IN
London was unchanged at f2t lis sd ana
remained quiet in the local market at $3.50
d5.40. The English iron market was low
err at 4qs 10I5d for Cleveland warrants. The
local market was firm and partially higher;
No 1 northern foundry, s1720ai7.45: No.
do, s16.75G17 No. 1rsouthern and No. l
southern soft, S17@1750.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning Of bust
ness today was follows:
Trust fund-Gold coin, SS4S, 1872, $50; sill
Yer dollars. S4SS, O55. 900; silver dollars of
1890. S4.1SO,OOO; silver certificates outstand-
ing, S48S,O55,000.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in
general fund, $4.1O1,4S5 current liabilities
Sa6257,O46; working balance in treasury
Offices s31,06015O in banks to credit of
L. S. treasurer, s445O8,142; subsidiary sill
YER coin. S265SS,20S: minor coins. $2,+9f,-
O72; total in general fund s1o6, 499, 423.
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California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, July 27.-Evaporated apple,
unchanged; fancy 50 a9iac; choice a
Slac; prime, 7a7iaci common to fair a
64c. PIunes, unchanged; California, 3 q a
like; Oregon, 6Ngc. Aprcots are meeting
with a little better inquiry for export, ac-
cording to coast dispatches and the tone Of
the market Is steady to firm; choice, 10 a
1910 extra choice, lOia n l0& C; fancy, IL 90
18c. Peaches unchanged; choice 3 a a Sc
extra choice, So 6624c; fancy rosie
Raisns, unchanged; loose muscatels 3 y q
41kc; choice to fancy seeded. ~. a &c; seed
less, 80 d5iRc; London layers, s115GD 20
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SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, July 17.-Coffee futures
closed barely steady at a net decline of SO
10 points. Sales were reported of 1000
bags including July at lose; Aug. 620G
625c; Sept. 57Oc; Dec, $3.50 530c March,
53545.4Oc; May, 5.4Oc Spot. quiet No. 7
Rio 71kc; No. Santos sc. Mild, dull
Cordova, az Q124sc.
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining, Base; CEN
trifugal 90 test, 39Sc molasses sugar, 3.23e;
refined, firm; crushed, 5,65c; powdered,
5O5c; graduated, 495c
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Pacific. Coast Trade Z

SAN FRANCISCO. July s7.-Flour. family
extras $6,60@7; bakers, $6.60@7; Oregon
and Washington. $5.S0@65O; shipping
wheat $2,05Q2O71a; milling, s2.10; feed
barley $1.42h@1.45; brewing, $1.45@1.47;
chevalier S1.5O@1.60; red oats, $1.S5@1.95;
middlings, $4,000 $3.50; mixed feed, $3.50
80; rolled barley, $Si a 80; oatmeal, $40;
oat greats, $5.4O; rolled oats, $4O@4 Al; hay,
wheat, $12,O0@17.50; wheat and oat, $40
1850; wild oat $10@13.50 tame oat, $12@
1850; barley. $1O@1S.50; alfalfa, $10@1S;
straw 5O@75c; pink beans, $2.s5@3.05;
lima s4.2O@4.sO; small white. $s,25@s.5o;
large white, s4.50@5; new potatoes, 65c@
125; green peas, 5Oc@s1; string beans.
1K93c; egg plant. 75cQ$l; green peppers,
so a Use: tomatoes, 2O@50c; summer
squash, rs @ soc; asparagus. 75c@S1.50; gar
lic,3hD &C; cucumbers, ESQ soc; old roos-
tiers, $4.50@5; young, s7@1O small broilers,
S25OG S5O large, ss.5O@4; fryers $500
$50; hens, s4.5O@10; old ducks SOC;
young, S6@s; geese. $1.50@2; goslings, $3.50
az; old pigeons. s1@1.5o; young, $1.75Q2.
ACCOMMODATIONS 2904: wheat, 1854; bar
ley, 91S6; oats 1894; potatoes. 2OsS onions.
9S7; bran, 245; mlddlingS 81; hay, 62s;
hops, IS; hides, 20O1; wine. 1890.
-
Venice villas = sanitary conditions
narfapf
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Financial Record

NEW YORK, July 27.-Prime mercantile
paper. 324at per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 S590a4 $685. for sixty
day bills and at S4 S735 for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.S5d .4S55s.
Bar silver, 597sc.
Mexican dollars, 44c
Bonds-Government and railroads steady.
Money on call. easy. 1Ad2 per cent; ruling
rate and closing bid rs per cent; offered at 2
per cent.
Time loans fairly active and firm; sixty days
2a?ls per cent; ninety days, 214d2ia per cent;
six months. 3lzd35s per cent.
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Butter. EGGS and Cheese

CHICAGO, July 27.-Butter, steady;
creameries, 22la n 26c; diaries, 200 23lAc.
Eggs steady at mark, cases included, 1Sc;
irsts 2lhc; prime frsts, 22hc receipts
1855 cases Cheese, strong; Daisies $50
15Ac; Twins. 14H @141hc; Young America,
t5h 015hc; Longhorns, 1914 915Ac.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Fancy cream
cry butter, 27IAc; seconds. 27c; fancy dairy,
25hc. New cheese. 1874 @16hc; Young
Americas. .141a @15hc. Ranch eggs, 5A @
Ice Ranch eggs, 32c; store, &c
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Fancy apples
$3.50: common, 3Oc; strawberries, SEA g;
blackberries, $2Q3; huclIleberries, 15c;
raspberries, S5@S; ordinary grapes, soc a
81: common peaches 25c; fancy, 81 COM
mon pears 75c; fancy 81; Bartlett, 81 a
lis: common plums, 25c; fancy, 75c Va
lencia oranges. S15Oa3; Mexican lines, S.
IS; common California lemons $50 $50;
good to choice. S3G4; fancy, $4.j0@ .;
watermelons, STAT; nutmegs 5Od Soc; fan
cy cantaloupes 81; common, soc; bananas
75ca S2.50; pineapples. S1.75 2.25; Smyrna
Ggs T5cU Size
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-28

NEW YORK. July 2L-Trading was inactive
in the speculative markets, and operators are
waiting for the government report which will
be issued next Monday. Private crop reports
and general unfavorable advices regarding
the crop situation have apparently brought
about expectation OF bullsh showing, and a
majority Of operators are apparently expecting
a falling off in condition from last month. The
average guess u members of the New York
Cotton exchange made the condition 73.8 which
wa7 a little less than II per cent under the
government figures a month ago Some con-
sorvative and well informed traders are less
DISPOSED to anticipate a loss in condition. ana
some expressions have been heard pointing to
an Improvement of possibly or points, as
conditions in the eastern belt during the past
month have been favorable, and the crop has
made progress The weekly weather bulletin
showed favorable conditions during the past
week in Texas, but weather was generally
showery over the belt.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
weak; feed or mixing barley, esq SEC; fair
to choice mailing 6SQ69c; No. l south
western haxseed, s1.29; No. / northwestern,
S14f: timothy seed, $3.50; clover, $10.S5;
mess pork, per Dbl. s2O.7O@ 2O.721s; lard,
per 100 lbs. S11.6O; short ribs, sides loose.
SI1.25m1135; short clear sides, boxed,
$1lS7Ad12.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to Al, 900. Primary receipts were l.
500 600 bushels compared with 1,076,000 the
corresponding date a year ago. The world s
Visible supply as shown by Bradstreet's de-
creased 211S,OO0 bushels. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, S95 cars corn,
POS cars; oats, rs cars; hogs, 10000 head.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET

Special service to The Herald by E. f, Hut
ton &; Co., 112 West Third street. Los Angeles.
BOSTON, July 27.-The copper market opened
quietly with prices irregular but generally
lower. The weakness in London occasioned
some selling but the market recovered quick
Il and is now showing a much steadier tone,
with prices in some instances higher than last
nights close North Butte. which opened at
So. has since recovered to 56A, and Nevada
Consolidated has also advanced e point on
good buying. Old Dominion is one point lower
on a small sale, and Osceola points lower.
The United States Smelling issues continue
to be well bought and are featureless. me
market closed quiet little doing, either in rails
Or industrials.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

s. shipments of oranges and lemons from 6
% Los Angeles Saturday, July "a, were 20 6
8 carloads of oranges and 10 carloads of s.
Is lemons. Total to date there were e
o shipped SS,s61 carloads, of which there g
q were 5IS1 lemons. Last season there (.
d were shipped 26,79S carloads, Of which
8 1872 were lemons.
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

(. NEW YORK, July 27.-Lake copper, d.
3 SI3.250135O; casting, $12.75@ l2.S712; "
:, eectrolytic, S12S7@13. Lead, Sl.3O@ 9.
:, AS. shelter, S5.25@5.4O. Silver, 50Isc. {.
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Cotton Eutures

NEW YORK July 27.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet, 20 points higher Middling uplands,
y 65c; middlng gulf 1890. No sales.
Futures closed very steady. July 12.17c;
August 70 15c September l2l6c October and
November, 70 9c December and April and
March, 222c; January and February, - 20c;
Nav. II. 25c.
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SWEETs-sweetheart A f Highgrove, $3.50
Eagle, ST. go: Yankee Doodle, $3.50 ST. MICH
AELS-Tunne S, T Fernando, &.15. SEED
LINGS-Limited Fly Strachan Co, S.35;
Papoose CHI ST. 50. LEMONS-Conqueror Xc
Ind F Co. $225; Bishop Oh Ely Gilmore F Co,
s225; state, sos.
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NEW YORK. July 27.-Following we're Il

ipp W.
NEW 1 CteiN, ou a.. Rid Ask
closins .qui o.a 100 lsoast inc 13os 1875
low IL ~ Ir,7ers 14ls 10
ioo do nreferred ..... seq SO
15ao0 Amafgamated copper 90. S3la 81
io'VV A. 60 -, 1l2f 1l7k
- M " 40 Trefsrrad - 50 S2ia
loo Co. ond nav 90 62l4
- Nv AN 40 d" nreFerre5 11S 119
F'' :o 90 pr Ptet s,rraq 4G1s 46as
an do nrefarTed - 95 90
- "a A., Ca++an IN 741 74Ib
iO0 1Ai'' dc 1,raforred ,.,..1OSI5 1854
- iioo A., Tcd Securities - 3Sa, 3gA
wv - ma and T.tbr 81 So
'''''' Am l4ue aiiu I'm -" A0& Al
49,. 30 A., r. ,raraoti,,a GoL 62b
WV an ID nreferred .....12O 1909
- 90 pIeIS5 Ieu 81 5la-
,o 5OO Am 80 g'd,+t,' uS S5zs 96
5e0o AIN 40 -,,.afarrad 112iS 1lS
IoOo uo 196 1o7is|
'''''' An -ae.,,aI 102 125
3oo A. ~ Tot,(o, Ma 109l5 1Os5s
-O0 ~, W., 24% rs
'''oo, Am w 49, -,I.ssdr,.I 109% 103H
S0O Anaconda '.,,,.,. 4Ssa 4Sss
e 9Vo 1 etsiJ{sa, .1i6i5 1i65s
6lVo Atc1lson osor,..l i6IH 1648
100 10 - Si,to 1oo& 12O7
4ooo Ban anu S 80 ta g5I
'';;;,cco 1,u,a,],,pJ Pant5 IT. ~ rs
law bFoohiyu ISaPt1 ,Ssia 1Sg1a
1oOo CaiaUIaI - C,lt 7Sa, 70
,oU Cnea az - - q2st g27s
4oU oelsial $500 1870 70f 1061a
, ,O0 p az. po Afto1 90 69l5
6OO anG [ - W-,.t.., u
-Soo anu W 1870, w - 80 oIS o45s
zoo DO preferred "A "A 49, "a az
5oO 90 pre+ I,t ID ''''', Qt1. 81
....:: ana y western '''''.' 1I2rsi- i5SiL
bIoo NJ anu 60 ~ '''''''' iS95t 1S9%
$3.50 ~, 40 pr ,T,-. Gu az
'''''' o4i'l 5r nr1farrad 19iE 10
$3.50 - 40 pisi'ste ''''''' 75%
$3.50 Z ana 81 y '''''''7 o9u
.oooo CO.. 40 - s,5 rron al, 441s
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES July 27.-Bank clearings
were s1,99 .S419S, against $1,256, 2O5.n for the
corresponding date last year. an increase OF
$7SS, 636. 81. Following Is a comparative state
1909 1905. 1907
July % ..$t 952 1906 ST. OPS 164O2 $t,694 765 so
July 81 .... l. S419S 1,256. 205H 1.52S, 1856 Is
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St. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Wool, steady; me-
dunn grades combng and clothing, geo
csc: light fine. 2OQ25Ac; heavy fine, 1870
2O15c; tub washed, 241s @S6c
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New York Bonds

Furnished by ]. c. Wilson. Hotel Alexan-
dria Los Angeles. member New York Stock
exchange Chicago Board of Trade. Stock
and Bond exchange. san Francisco
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San Francisco shippInu

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.--Arrived: Steam
ers Helen p Drew, Jas H. Higgins, San
Pedro; steamer Centralia, San Pedro in tow
tug Defiance
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New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by d. +.
Hutton & Co, members New York Stock eX-
change, 112 ". Third street, Los Angeles
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SAN FRANCISCO, July demonstrated was
the feature of the Bush street market today
and closed strong with a gain of 11A points
to its credit. Jumbo Extension was in good
demand with Ice bid and none offered, The
bears hammered Daisy, and that issue closed
weak, showing loss Of points. Florence and
Fraction did not move from yesterdays fig
ures.
The Tonopahs attracted some attention and
were strong all along the list. Tonopah Ex-
tension gained points, Montana D. and Md
way I.
The Pittsburg silver Peak Mining company
has filed a bond in the sum Of 100000 given
to secure the plaintiffs in the case of Gamble
and Chadbourne against L. ]. Hanchett and
others from damage in the operation of the
mine pending a decision in motion for a new
trial.
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ST. MICHAELs-Ocean, $3.50; Security $40;
Red Globe, So Is; Blue Globe, So 40; Red Globe
$500 HALVES Euclid, $1.15. GRAPE
FRUIT-Mayhower $1.S5; Isis, $1.55. HALVES
blue Globe ST.. 25; Justrite, I.15,
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Or. Lem, It'll.
,I,aa, TuIv DC - 55 80 81
Total to date this season. .2S729 5219 S3,S6i
Total to date last season. .23,OO1 1902 26'9O3
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. July 27-Fifteen cars oranges
sold The market is about steady. Weather
cloudy and warm.
NTAuIvT
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MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations OF the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were;
Nevada
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NEW YORK CURB

Special service to The Herald by B, f.
TAYLOR, H. West Third street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. July 2z-Followipg were clos
nG quotations:
Alaska Mines .f''.s.'.s''''''s''''s'' ~ 10
American Writing Paper ............ "a
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California
Morning Sales
Afternoon Sales

1900 Combination Fraction at So; 300 CONSOLE
dated at $40: 1900 Daisy at 25la; 500 do at %
1O0C do at 24la; 500 do at "a; 500 do at 24la.
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CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ROSTON

BOSTON, July 27.-Nlne cars sold. Weather
lot. Market unchanged.
VALENCIAS
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Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles-Nevada
Mining Stock exchange. So5 San Fernando
building, Los Angeles.
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DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Special service TO The Herald by T. H
Hutton & CO.. 112 West Third street, Los An
geles
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SAN FRANcIsco Quotations

$500 Daisy at 2I1s; 1000 Johnnie at 1oh; 2oot
do at 1912; 1000 Cal Hills at 5.
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coMsTocK MIXING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. july 27.-rollowing were

Special service to The Herald by B. F. Tay-
lor, 112 West Third street. Los Angeles.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service TO The Herald by f. F. Hut
ton Co, members Chicago board OF trade.
ll2 West Third street. Los Angeles.
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Venice villas sanitary conditions
perfect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-19
YUMA

The w q r. U. Frances Willard
memorial service that was to have
been held at Yuma Methodist church
Tuesday, Feb. 16, was postponed on
account of the rough roads until We'd
nesday, Feb. "a Mrs. Simonson,
county president; Evangelist Brown,
Rev. Mr.. Merten and Rev. Mr. Keer
viii speak during the day Exercises
will commence at II o'clock
Mrs. Samuel Beal gave a dinner to
company of young married people
last Thursday. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed. .f
Lincoln day was observed at Rose
Hill, Evangelist Brown giving a fine
address at the church Friday morning,
the pupils and teacher of Rose Hill
school being present
Revival services continue at Rose
HILL Evangelist Brown is seeing the
effects of his work, several having been
converted. ., .s,..,s
Ralph Bell had the misfortune 10
run into telephone pole while going
from church Thursday evening, break
ing the shaft in his buggy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wainwright re-
turned to their home at Waterfowl af
ter several days visit with relatives
and friends.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Noah
save her a farewell surprise Saturday
evening before her removal from the
lneighborhood.
Owing to the storm there was nc
service at the Yuma church Sunday.
Charles EdWald's household goods ar
rived at Joslin Tuesday morning and
were hauled to the Jesse Nicholson
farm, which Mr.. Edward has rented
Lincoln day and Valentine day were
combined at Yuma school Friday. Tho
pupils gave program on Lincoln, #
ter which the postoffice was opened
when all received valentines.
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The next morning the river was full
of ice and they worked till 3 o'clock
in the afternoon before they reached
this shore. Then men from this side
broke way through the ice and help
ed them in They had almost given
out They had nothing to eat after
Tuesday noon.
Jake Burkett returned home last
Tuesday, latter spending several
months in Lincoln, Neb, visiting his
sister.
Albert Simmons and Rev. Mr.. Sly
ter and Charles Huntley went to Rock
Island Tuesday.
Miss Maude Boney, who has been
quite sick for the past three weeks, IS
not much better.
Seth Leeman is sick with the grip
The Village has put in a gas light in
front of the town hall
A box sociable viii be held Saturday
night at the town hall to be given by
The Woodmen lodge.
William Stuart has beer in Rock Is
land several days on business.
Rev. D. o. Slyter and wife. daugh
ter, Zelma, and Mrs. Charles Huntiey
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Daxon last Friday.
Miss Kathryn Boney of Rock Island
is visiting her brother and sister for 1
few days