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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
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VIOLIN MAKERS.
Artistic repairing. Our new Vlonns
ready for trial
412 Blanchard hall.
232 S. Broadway
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lnh Day Pays the Bill at the GEM

positively lowest
offerings undrses them -d all the m And
Ito
not add one
afo actual goods
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Eat at the AngeIus grill
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Any article shown here in our lad" today-$l
81 down. 1Oc a day. The easiest terms in all the
town-the greatest values-the biggest bargains
those are the inducements offer.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Creamery fancy. zSa1sls: Western. frsts
se7; seconds. Ea2: process. fancy. 2la25; fair &c
good 1a2: dsiry. choice. l9aO; do. F0od. lsals;
s-ore-packed fresh. Isas.
CHEESE-New Yosk state fartory. fancy aats
iizal5; small. l5aIy4; large i4Aalis
I EGGs-SeaTby. choice free cases. Zli1 d.. do
returnabls cases. n West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia free oases Sss: DO. do. reylrnable
D.. Tennessee. free cases -; do returnable cases
iNs North Caroliua, free cases. lS4 do. do return
able cases. IS
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. large. L: do.
medium. LAS; do. DO. small. Il heus small Der
le.. ~ do. large. laal5 roOsters. g. ducks Old
20; DO, spring lbs. ard over 10; geese. per 10
6a7 do. fancy. sal9; turkeys tons Der H. Is; do.
hens. is; turkeys. thin. 20. keatS per h.. l0al2
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. undrazu.
hens. per ID. IS. do. average undawn. mixed Is,
chickens. per D.. l6al7; hens choice per b. la,6;
ROSTERS. per h. z: ducks. lal2. geesa. pcr b..
salG
DRESSED MEATs-Hasns. country. sugar cured.
lE4als
NEGETABLES-Potatoes. per bbl L50al y: sweet
potatoes per Dbl. new. 2sa3o0. cabbage Per crate.
50: celery. pew York, per dozen. Soa60: cucunbers.
per basket 5al5; lettuce, home grown. barrel 5oa
81 DO. New York, per basket, 75alS onions. Mary
land and Virginia per barrel L5oal75. string beans
pr basket, Haz5; beets bunch. 2aS: peas basket
s5aiB
FRUITS - Apples. loose. Per barrel. l0a1.75.
peaches. yer 6basket carrier. 75a25O; do. per box
l0oal.5O: do. common Z5a5O: oranges California
Vaiencias. per box, 275a325: lemons Sicily per
boN 5OoA55: pineaDples FIorida per quart. LIS
a3O
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, uuwashed free a
hurs per h. Sa29; WOOL bury per b. Z5a2s: hides
green. per ID. l0au do dry per 10. lsal6: sheen
skins green each. 75alo0; do. cry. each 25a50. calf
skius green each. lO1aLN
SUNDRIEs- Boeswax. san; tallov, sa6s5 gin
seng per h. 5Ooa5.5o; Seneca per b., ~: Golden
Seal s0aB; pink. l2ali: mandrake 2a3 snake
root s.
GRAIN-wheat. new. per bushel. LOCAL -: corn
sheued, per bushe Slas6; ear Ter barrel 2sa4 5j;
oats. Western. white. No. per bushel eSa72; mixed
s2a64: bran. Der ton. 8ooa39.oo; middling per ton
500oas200.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. ROY W. AsHBROOR. Seventeenth
Infantry. is detailed for duty pertaining tc tho
national match He will proceed at the proper
time % Camp Perry.
Leave # absence for such time as his services can
BE- spared is granted Capt. ARTHUR S. CONK-
LIN. Coast ARTILLERY Corps
Leave Of absence f0r ono month is granted First
Lieut. ALVIN 3. BARBER. Corps Of Engi-
neers, upon the arrival Of Companies c and D.
Corps Il Engineers. at San Francisco
Lieut.. Col. WILLIAM II. MILLER. dcputy QUAR-
termastcr general. win make such visits as NAV
be necessary from Seattle TO Tacoma ON Official
business.
Capt CARL T. HART1fANN. Signal Corps. win
proceed tc Governors Islapd and report 70 the
commanding general for duty pertaining 10 the
maneuvors % be held In Massachusetts
Paragraph "a Special Orders. No. l57, War De
parlment July q. 1909 Is revoked.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 3l-Money on call was nominauy
IL per cent There was no change IN the market FOX
day-tOday loans during the week. and IL pcr cent
continuing the extremes Of rates
Time money became frner. However this did
not result In especially heavy business as
borrowers In many cases declined % follow the
market mp Confined ease IA all money also de-
;racted somewhat from demand and short maiurities
we're practically neglected. A fair sized business
was done IN late January maturity. Rates: q for
sixty days. T5a3 fw ninety days. 5a3t for four
Months 5ila5ia for five months. 33ka3A for six
months 3Hsal for February maturity.
The sterling market quiet to-day with rates
at yesterdays final level Foreign exchange de-
clined sharply during the week, demand bills at
the start commanding 4Sl5 and at the close sss5
the decline being Influenced By offerings Of seclr-
ties and finance bills and by speculative selling in
anticipation Of early outward movement q
the grain now being harvested. Rates for actual
business closed follows Sixty DAYS 4g5G0a4 $50
demand. 4s6a0ass695 cables 4GlOa4GN. Com
mercal bills were 4sia for ninety days and 4gISa
S5l5 FOR sixty days. Flour bills were ASA ior
sixty days.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsw York July 31-BUTTER-Qu Quiet: receipts.
s,9sL Creamery extra, G5 state dairy, tubs 2.a2s:
imitation creamery. frsts. p
EGGs-Quiet: finn. receipts. 5.9n6 Nearby wbite
fancy 30aS2; nearby mixed fancy, 2aZ fresh frsts
Zla25
MILL FBED-Steady; moderate business Spring
bran loolb. sacks 20 arrive BATS; standard mid
dlings. 53 city bran. BIS. 10 bulk; Western red
dog $3.50. 60 arrive winter wheat bran In lO0-lb
sacSs. 70 arrive, G.l0
OATS Steady and quiet No 2 white s2isass.
No 3, white, 50a50M; No. T. white sga58 natural
and clipped white on tracks 50asg; new No q
white 70 arrive. August, 43la on track. New YorF
weights aad grade.
FLOUR-Firn small business Spring uatents
6l5a6J0; spring clears. 5.20a55o winter straights
60oa6.i0; Kansas straights. selling moderately
at 53oa565. in sacks; new soft. straight 55Oa5 60
IN barrels; new spring patents. 575a5 So new clears
A75aS00
RYE FLOUR-SteGdv; dull business. Good IN
chCico brands quoted az 4.4Oas %.
CORN MEAL-Scw ard unsettled Kiln dried
for export 375; coorse neal IN bags I5Oal. 81
HAY-Reccipts i,i50 TONS Steady; small deoj
ings. Prime timothy, L@; No. J. lOOalO5. NJ
q 55a90: No. s. 77i5as2H.
sTRAW-Eeceipts, 40 tons: slow business Ion,
rye, new 90.
BEEF-steady: demand QUIET Family. nWal4n.
packet l20al250
PoRK-Dull and unsettled Mess. n n5Oszzo;
family Il 00a22O0
LARD-slow. Prime Western nS: CITY. II so.
refined, 100; South American. l23: re6neS
Brazilian, kegs, 1875; oleosiearne, l2ls
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PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore July 31--QuotntionS established By th,
Baltimore Fruit and PrOducs Association are q,
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery separator. per H.. 2sash
imitation. h. 22i5a2Fk: prints. h-lb, PER h., Ha2s
do lib. per h.. Ia9; blocks. 2lb per b.. Ba2s
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia,
per IL. l6al7; Virginia and West Virginia, store
packed. per h.. %: Ohio. store-packed per b. 49,
nearby rolls per h.. lsalsis Ohio rolls per 70.
iSalsis; West Virginia rolls, h., lsalsM
EGGs-Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby
frsts Der doz. o. Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia, per doz.. q; Western frsts. per doz. o
West Virginia, per doz,. ..
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight. pe7
10, l4a5 do. lightweight. Ter ID. l4al5 sprrg chick
ems. large. IL lbs. and over, per h.. rals; do.
snail. per 10. Hal6 Ducks. per h.. Y; do. white
Pesius, per 10, IS; spring ducks. lbs. and over
per b., u; do. small. llal2 Pigeons. yoong pe1
pair, is; do. old. per pair, % Guinea fowls. Old
each g.
POTAToEs-white. new Norfolk per bbl.. No. l.
l.75a200: do. York River, per bbi lT5al IS: do.
Rappahaunock. per large bbl.. l.eal IS: DO. per
small hb. iOal5O: do Eastern Shore. Maryland
per bbl No. ], l6Oai.l5i sweets, yellow. per bbl,
new. 275a3.5; vans new North Carolina per
DBL SO0a35 20: Rappahannock per bhl 275a3O0
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apple
Eastern harvest smooth per bbl.. L50a2Oc; do.
small pCr bbl.. 75al25; do. per \ bbi bes. 50a75
bcets native. per bunch lalls backberries Eastern
Shore. Maryland. per At. 5lsa6ik: Patuxtent per
cabbages. native. per 100 25oaaO0: cantaloupes
Norfolk, per crate. l5Oa20; York River per CRAZE.
75aLOO; basket i0a5O. Potomac per crate 75aIO0,
native. per has. green. 9a25: ripe 75al00. c0rn
Virginia, per doz. 5as: do. per bbl. l00al 50,
native per doz. lal4; cicumbers. native per % has
l5a30 cggpants Norfolk, per crate 20h275; native.
per bus. s0ae0; huckleberriss North Carolina. at
loai2 lettuce. New York, ls-bbl bas 50a75 onions
Rappahannock bb- L0; do. h-bb bas. 50aeO
Maryland and Pennsylvania. per bus 5a00; oranges,
California. per box. as 20 size. 200a275, peaches.
Florida and Georgia. per crate. L5on2 %: MARYLAND
and Virginia. box. 75al00 q has. s0asa: fancy Der
has. 75asO; per carrier 5oal IS pears Manning
Elizabeth, per bas 50aT5; Taspberries red pint
7a7i5 quart. sal0: black. qt, salO; squash native.
per has, l25al5; green beans. native. bus has.
s0a50: wax beans. native. per bus bas 5a60; To-
mntOes. Potomac. per 6bas. carrier 5a35; d.
RappahannOck. per carrier, 25aS5; do. Eastern
Shore. Maryland, per carrier, &a0; do. per has.
2oa25; Norfolk, pct 2bas. carrier 2al0: native per
H-bas,. 2oaS0i vatermslons, Georgia, each, "A 10
size. 5a2a
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July sl.-Wheat to-day was steady, oorn
duh, oats firm, rye easy. and -four qmet
WHEAT-Spot contract. Ln: spot M. 2 rcd
Western. Ll5't: July. liz: August. l.o9sSalOsas
September. LOolsaI0saS: steamer No. red LO7;
receipts o25s bus; southern by sample. LOOalO5
Southern on grade. 1065sal.uH.
CORN-Spot. &c; receipts, so t1s
OATs-stock N elevators u7Gs bus shipments
from elevators, Sss7 buS White. No . as "a
weight 5ia5s5a: do. No 3. as To weight. 52izassis
mixed No. 3 52a52k do. No 3 5oa50A
RYE-Stock IN elevators. &5S bus: shipments
from clevators 2S Bag lots, 70 quality and
condition. 65o75.
FLOUR-Wintcr extra. new, 460a475; do. clear
new. 5l0a525; do. stnisht new. 6ssa55J. 90.
patent. new. 5e5aasO spring. clear 5l5aSs5: do.
straight. t7oa5s5; do patent 6S5a66O; city mills
best patent, 100; do high-grade patent 100; 90.
high-grade straight go. do choice family. SIS;
do. extra, 5ooa5.l5: rye four medium 10 choice.
l0Oais5; cormeal. pcr l00 lbs LsOaL0
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENsES.

Freeman J. woloou. sc; Addie K. Pusey. IS.
Rev. c. l. Pate.
John B. Burke. p; Bessie c. krause. % Rev.
J. 3. Mclaughlin.
Charles T. Jennings q: ouio Z. Niece. IS;
both q Go0chland County. Va. Rev. H. r.
johnson
S. 3. c. Cnneote. q. Ridgway County. Pa, and
Gnce c. Day. q. Bov. r. W. Lowrie.
John r. Inglehart. 2i Eva NJ. Davis o. Rev.
G. H. Butler.
Ccand Beeaer. q: Olivia n. Deakins. IS. Rev. C.
a. EnEland.
John J. Ri7es. Is; Julia ( Potter. q Rev. J..
W Smith
Elmer D. Cole, ~ Edith A Setter. IL Rev.
S. X Cockoril
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. Hibbs a Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July 5i-Cotton opened steady, az sn
advance Of points 70 a decline of points
quickly easing OF 10 a net decline q about 7as
points On the general list, under commission house
realizing and Local bear pressure Owing TO the
holidays, there no Liverpool cables. and. While
domestic trade accounts and weather reports were
6ulliSh, the market influenced By unfavorahls
foreign trade reports realizing and an idea that
q bulsh buneau bad been discounted The mar
ket lost 10 20 IA points on the DAYS TRANSACTIONS
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY ". h. Hibos & Co.
members o the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. July Slower cables and favorable news
from the spring wheat country sent wheat prices OF
to-day. July deliveries were 10000 bushels Tbs
option declined % l0F4. September declined 70
l06fs where the market sfesdied.
Deliveries q corn ON July contacts were 90 o00
bushels. July com opened unchanged 20 lo down.
az 70 70 c. and steadied az 6ss with little dong
Sertember began tho dag unchanged. bat dropped
early 90 65S.
Sentiment in oats was beArish. owing % q belief
IN prospects Of a large crop.
Provisions were dull, bat steady. in sympathy with
L.. .l.- q. llr. L..--
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HONORED AT VATICAN.
DIR. Shahnn Granted Private Audi.
ence with Pope Plus Y.

Dr. Thomas J. Shahan. rector Of the
Catholic University OF America. will re-
turn 10 Washington some time this month
from Europe, whero he has been making
an extensive tours
While in Rome DR.. Shahan was called
into private audience with Pope Plus y.
who conferred several honors upon him
for his services TO the Catholic Church
in America.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

Reserves. average decrease s3s25; actual decrease
a,l63,5O deserves less United States. average de
crease. Sl375; actual decrease. 14Ss75. Loans
average increase. S40150O: actual increase. 81 40
f0); nonUember increase. S3 6ig CO., Specie averac
decrease. $4,000; actual increase 2.G3O00; non
member Increase. Sl63500 Legal tender. average in
crease s2l l00 actual decrease S. S34 800: nonrcn
Der decrease Sl97 700. Deposits aceraEc Increase
$500 actual increase. SSi6 COO; nonmember increase
So 1890. Circulation. average increase. $500
actual decrease. S2l.lOo Cash per cent average re
serve. sG.43: actual reserve. SIa
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The following orders have been issued:
Lieut. J.. Z. FRBYER. detached Concori 10
Supply
Ensign r. 4. KING. detached Supply 70 Concord.
Ensign S. b. MCKINNEY. detached Supply TO
CotcarI.
Ensign p II. AcCRARY. detached Supply TO Con-
cord
Assistant Naval Constructor A. J. CHANTRY, de-
;ached navy yard. Boston. 90 home and leave
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New York. July Sl.-WHEAT- Steady dull No
Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. L5s7s: new No red
T. 0. b.. n0miIally iA; new No red. for middle
August, over September; new. for early Septen-
Der. az X over; No hard New York. T. o. b..
ncr. ll6i; No ! maearoni. new crop. LON I. o.
b, October; No. ! Manitoba. f. q b. 70 arrive
October 10 November. L15&- Exporters took z
loads New No. 2 nd, c l. T.. New York ~ IN
carload lots. and new hard at Outports
CORN-Stroug. quiet trade. No ? elevator sou
No ?, Z. o. b.. nominal Exporters took 3 loads
No 2 yellow nominal T. o. b.; No. white new.
December 70 March shipments. a. 63it
RYE-DuM. New No 2, { Q. b, g.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. July S.-CATTLE-Receipts, $50
head; dull; dressed beef qGiet and unchanged
CALvES-Receipts. Is head City-dressed veals.
saleH country-dressed. fall; dressed grassers and
butfcrrnilks ea7
SHEEP AND JANiBS-Receipts. 2lso head.
sheep 30oa4.50; lambs. 67saTe0; culls 4O0
HOGS Receipts, $50 head nominaily hrm.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. HiDbs 4 o.
neu6e1 New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs BuIlS
inE rs Fifteenth street Northwest
CALL MONEY-SALEs By HOURS,
Money o., rs, H., p L., rs; C., 2.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. 65Oa6OO; butcher 4ooa
go; common 20a30o.
H0Cs-Per ewt, gross, 700a7.50 ordinary. eOess q
sHEEP-Prime. clipped, SO; common. 0,,ss1
LAMBs-Choice. spring. per h.. elks5k medium
CALvEs-Prime. per h.. z medium. eas3s oom-
mon. 5a6.
Q t0a500Oi old and dry lOOOai5M.
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MARYLAND TOBACCO MARKET.
tReportod by Richard S. Hn State tobacco agent
for tho week ended July q. 1907
CONDITION OF N.

CONDITION OF MARKET
Receipts. shipments and sales for the week are
the largest Of the year. but much behind the ssme
date last year, proving the shortage Of a normal
crop Planters viii do well 20 hold tobacco until
buyers pay living pricea
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibos & Co.,
members OF ths New York Stock Ezchange. Hibba
BUILDING N FYfernfb street rorthv-.a.
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Capital Quickly Secured

For mining proposition. either Incorporate
ed or uuincOrpOrate6, in operation OF
prospective. Developed Industrial con-
Germs requiring additional money OF new
industries intending or desiring TO incor-
pcrate. Give fun particulars. p. o. Box
2037 y. Y
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FINANCIAL.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made nt Lowest Rates OF interest
". H WALKER, 729 18th st. nv.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On fist and second tnists ard all other kinds o.
security. Very low rates.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.
2O5 Jcnifer Bldg.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ReeslaF can l2 O'Clock noon Friday:
Following are ths bid and ASKED priccs on ycstcr~
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Potomac Insurance
Company Of the District OF Columbia
Will be held az the Office OF the company
NOan & Trust Buiiding), MONDAY. Au-
gust 2. 1903. az I O'Clock p. m. The books
for the transfer Of stock win be closed
from July rs to August 2 1853. Inclusive.
"a
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. July sl-Bid and asked prioes for
government securities:
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DO YOU CIRCULARIZE?
And are your letters read? Or
are they thrown in the waste bas-
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same interest given personal let
ters. Names and addresses filed In
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letter. Copy writing, printing,
multigraphing. folding, addressing,
sealing, and mailing. Prompt serv-
ice, reasonable charges.
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Direct Advertising,
4ls-417 MUNSEY BUILDING,
Phone Main 6s57.
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60 MORTGAGE BONDS

on New York Cisy Property.
CHARLES RAY DEAN,
2i3-218 Colorado lidg. Wis. 20
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FOR SALF-PROTECTOGRAPHS.
J. c. DENILBISS,
23o-33 Bond Bldg. Phone NJ 705l.
NO-tfs
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
cotton Market


NEH YORK Nov 27--HuttOn's wire says:
The cotton market was steady this morning.
with nor much change in prices, and after the
opening ruled steady. with business rather lin
ited and no vesr positive trading on either
side of Tho market. Trade conditions are slow
Tire marrow margin between cotton and cotton
GOODS is Shown Lu the average margin at Fall
River which has been slow the last six
months rhet reduction Of per cent in wages
viu 20 into eject at Fail River December 10
unless the manufacture waive their contract
ctrs Situation ~ the market is 10 a large
extent technical and speculative.
There is sald 10 be no demand for spot cot
rHu. sril cXp0rts from the United States last
week were 22S.5oQ bales: last year PIG 436
ana splnncrs takings were .;S5s}. 000 against
Sf-00o- Sl2ce September exports were
a5.0o2 bales, last year. :. SAC 900 and spin
1e-s' takinss. $500 coo: last year 3oSO.OOo
hl .es. or $4,000 more than TO this date one
Earr aco- when takings by the world amounted
-n la.146-ooo balcs. with actuRl consumption
$4,000 bales. Exports from America TO Eu-
iasr season wore S.44S.049 bales. the
-esr 0n record. yer shipments thus fsr 10
rrope are l47.009 bales larger than one year
Tie United States VIII need about
an0. COO bales for bone consumption and il
crop be not more than ] 1000, 600 bales.
america VIII not De able TO spare more than
...ur G000-000 bales Realizing the acuteness
the situation. foreign spinners although
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
Los Angeles markets
I LSseeiaI Dispatch 70 The CnNl

LOS ANGELES Nov. 27.-Creamery extra
t1ttcr advanced . &c for two pound roll yester-
-aF. touching l5c. Bidding was light Owing
'a light receipts all produce prices were firm
tl The exception Of sweet potatoes which
were chrly unsettled
heeeiI'is ~ produce IN Los Angeles were: Eggs
'a csscs. Butter l3.l72 pounds Cheese 26l
pounds, potatoes .I57 sacks, onions $50 sacks
$50 boxes.
Eess-Extra select. 58c. local ranch candied
l~is. 5le, case count. zSc- eastern fresh Doc
>-sr6ce packed extras 3Oc
tutter--t Creamery extra, zoe: creamery hrsts
.c- eastern creamery extras. 67l5c; cooking
I.rrter. 2Gc-
Cheese-Norfhern fresh. 19dI95ke: eastern sin
-e> ice; eastern twins l9Ql9IAc: eastern
0.fetdars- lsc- eastern longhorn. 20c; eastern
daisy ,2uc: swiss imported. see; swiss domestic
-H. lriek cream. 20c; limburger. 20d PIC: i'm
ported odam. SSGig case of u, Oregon twins
lN- oregon daisy Ice
heans-N0 j pink, 81 .25d4.35; No. l limas
81 tlE 40; Lady Washington, s. 25@ 40: small
whites, 81 4oG5.50: backeye. 81 so; Garvanzas.
81 SD. lertis. s..
poratoes- salinas. 81 G5aI75; highlands 81 20
e .a0- Oregon. Sl.40Ml- local Burbanks s5c
ESl- sweets yellow. Sl.50a l.75.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
NEWS of THE OCEAN
Exports by the Missourian

The steamer Missourian sailed for .Salina Cruz
on Thursday with cargo laden here and consigned
to New York and to European ports via the
Tehuantepec railroad. The cargo was valued al
S456,3e6 the distribution being as follows: Fol-
New York. $340, $50; France, $24. 09S; Holland
$10,511 Denmark, S4,l45 Belgium. $50 S14:
Germany, S45,19I; Italy $780, Mexico. S545. The
principal shipments and their destinat tions were
as follows:
To New York-595. .4s1 lbs dried fruit. 112. 500
lbs rasins $3.50 lbs beans. 1870 lbs nuts,
50.474 cs and 270 bbls salmon, 81 500 lbs pearl
barley, l0S43 gals wine, 81 gals brandy 3,576
lbs vanilla beans. IA, 634 lbs mohair Do 131 lbs
old rubber, Is powder, IL pkgs agricultural
implements, 34S COS lbs wool, 35 500 lbs scra
tin
TO France-411. 125 lbs dried fruit.
To Holland-2S5. .34S lbs dried fruit
To Denmark-139. 725 lbs dried fruit
TO Belgium-7s5. 100 lbs dried fruit
To Germany, 25S, 9S3 lbs dried fruit, GIT cs
canned goods, S,417 lbs vanilla beans, pkgs
abalone meat.
To Italy-10 cs canned fruit
TO Mexico-215 cs salmon
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
VIII Construct 1000 Feet More Of Seawa1l
= = II iII

with chemicals, in order to abate the
killed 20 men engaged in wrecking the
vessel before the work was abandoned.
Seventeen bodies were found by bule-
Jackets in the wreck. 1t had been in
tended to lombard the vessel and de-
stroy it with the warships guns, but
it was decided to blow up the hulk
with gun cotton Divers We're sent
down and eight holes made. Eight
hundred pounds of gun cotton were
used to blow up the vessel, the explo-
sive being fired by means of cable
laid to the Proserpine. The fumes of
poisonous acids from the wreck over
powered the divers on one of the two
occasions.
The steamer went ashore a year ago
when bound from Singapore to the
United Kingdom.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
,ondop wool sales

LONDON. Nov 27.-A fine selection OF 1885,
bales offered at the wool auction today.
The demand was spirited and firm prices pre-
vailed. Crossbreds advanced per cent over the
September average and Americans paid TO 10
per cent higher for suitable parcels A me
show OF merinos was readily absorbed by Frencn,
German and home buyers Next week 4sO4o
bales viii be offered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
SECTION 9 WILL
BE STARTED SOON
Commissioners Move Tenants
Assigned to Wharyes That
Must Be Torn Down

HE harbor commits
sioners are prepar-
ing in earnest for
the construction of
section 8 of the sea :
wall and have in
vited informal bids
w hi c h w i'll be
o p e n e d at n e x t
Thursdays meeting,
for the I e a r i n g
down of the Spear
street wharf. Steu-
art street wharf
win also be cleared
this week of ten
ants and 7 hat StrI1p-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
cnr.rrr OMAHA

SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 2T.-Cattle-Receipts,
800 head; market unchanged. Native steers $44
So. .50d6 -: COWS aud heifers. 81 75Q450; can
ners. 81. .25Q3 IS: stockers and feeders 81. I5@
30; calves, $3.50d7; bulls, stays etc, e.
$50.
Hogs Receipts 400 head; market steady;
Heavy. Ss.O5ds.4o; mixed. SS@s.05: light 81 20
@s.o5; pigs. $6.T5G7.75: bulk of sales Ssa $40.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 head market STEADY.
Yearlings. S5.25d625: wethers, S4.25d5.25;
ewes, S4Q4. 65; lambs. S6.75@7.50