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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-08
ALCOHOL FOR SALE
PROFESSIONAL
POULTRY

CHICKENS FOR SALE-Black Lang
shans, 20 laying hens and good
rooster. Call Sunday. Ill Chelan
avenue north. SIS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-05-08

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMEN, Columbia Homestead.
No. $50, meets first and third Tues
DAVIS of each month at Sprasue
Il Hall. For information. sec o. r.
Lake, Deputy. w. A. Grant, Fore
man; C. w. Jorgenson. Correspon-
dent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Zig praftiif 5oritanO, men ban bar
foritaaet at faa lelpe @oogerenbeoen
til at ioare Genter.
5sot al 900 6amilie, men opOof
Jet / Den p0erite 5attiaoom unoer De
iortuioleoe Omiten0igbeOer / Spoen,
Ser paoiul9te @orgerfrigen, bar ban
ioml9ei Jig OPP til en- Sitting iom
2eoer for ct at Sioens iterite 6or.
retningsforetagenoer og bar in0rettet
iie ct ioDuiif Siem i Ell preotig Bill
Ia tet uoen for RetD 9ort | Srbins-
ton.on.Suoiou.
Oct bar baln Der for 7 9tar iioen
organiiereoe Ell 6eIifab til 8ulof6rel.
ie al oen feriie 3unnel unoer SUD
ion.6Iooen meaem 0ep gorf og SO.
bofen = efter an6res gentagne mis-.
lpffe0e 8oriee - og iom fuloferte
g9rfet tro0s ale gonifeIigbeoer uoen
Cab al ct eneite Menneifelip.
Sioen er fIere andre 3lnneIler
bpeget, og Der arbeioes fremoeIes oi.
oere. @ennem oisie 8uneaer ferer
MI forifeaige Sernbaneipitemer bag.
Zig iIere 9unoreoe Suiinoe Menne-
fer til % fra oeres arbeioe | ben
fore gp meo en- genneminitIig Chs
teipnrelie of Ell balO Sine boer.
Wr. Mcglooo er 46 aor gnmmel,
er 6 SOB 1a BONNER bei men peier
fun 40 Buno. Sans belle Sfiffelie
b9rer greg al ubenoie energi oe
8iaieitprfe, men tiaige Of Milobeo
90 Menneifeferliebeo. Sans Brin.
clip er at boloe bet for Bligt at gore,
bpoo ban fan for Menneifebeoens
gel, og oerefter banbler ban. Oct
er oerfor, ban faIoes en- Sremtioens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

ubeifripeIigt oeili9t. oper benoes an-
iigt. ct Smil iaa Dnoefulot, iaa egte
barnli9t, at benOes 0ioeer peo Spnet
oeraf brat no / Ip0elig Sulfen, oe pi
onore to = ia, pi iaa til binanoen o9
ifammeOe os life oeo at oiife De Sao.
rer bort. Ser ufrioiaiet perleoe os /
ginene. = Men Den lille 8iee ianieoe
ilet life os andre. Sum fsrte begge
Sen0er op til 9lomiten, Loo De fine
5ingre gIioe inc meaem %llnoeritiIfe-
lie, befsIte bpert enfeIt lille 8lomiter-
beger, ~ferte9neoe Dem, talte Aanoens
Sprog til Dem, ~inOiu9eoe llifploie-
beoen, @I9oen, oct tioli9ere Sam-
lbs bante 5rpO, og oper benoes aa-
jpn breOte fig iom en- aieIons al oe
iaIiges 9ierteIptfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
Nosle interesiaate 5al.

6glqenoe StatiItiffer oner for.
ifeaige airfeiamfuno Der | 2anoei
bor iee taget fra pSomiletic 8e'
oiem", oe oo be banoe SntereSie for
mig, tenfer ieg De muii9ois fan baot
oct for flere of .9nniferen"s 2eiere.
Heaeringens 8oIfetGaingsbureai
Loo / aaret 1906 foretaee en- OptGl-
ling Of oae airfeiamfuno Der
.2onoet. oeres Stsrrelie og 6rem.
gang iioen forrige Feling | 1890.
Geiiltatet er folgenoe:
Der fanotes inlt 80 ,936,445 @et
nig6eogmeolemmer (39,f% af Can.
oets gefoIfning) moo 20,597,95 3
.(32.7%) 1890.
Gette piier Moltina, at Der Der |
2anoet finoes omtrent 3 Sffetwieo'
lemmer for bper 2 Waeolemmer.
Disle Renigbeosmeoleninier oar
belt melem 1856 Samfuno mob f45
/ 1890. af oisie 145 bor IL ~ilittsi
9ilb9reIie, a foriDanot beo 5oron'
6rina | Sqaemaaoen, A paS incl.
tet iammen meo andre, iao Der bar
1875, iom er taIt meo baaoe | 1890
o. 1906. Dette oiier altioa ct Sil-
.lpg af 81 Samfuno | f6 aar. 10
al 6isie er fremfomne iom 5slge al
Splittelier, II beo emigration, 81
er npItifteoe. De er aIe forboIos.
biz imaa.
De 1terre airfeiamfuno bopoe !
1906 felgenoe antal lofale Wenig.
6eoer:
Metbooiiter 64,7O1 :
gaptiifer 64,o0O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
On bef[aaelin Gei[taaeIie~. 81

.gn beflagelig 5~eiltageIie". Oct
banife gloo ngisn" / San Sroncis-
co %fortalte / forrige uge, at Boit.
s.. 8. 6. Sanien bar bleuen a~rreite-
ret. ST.. glaoets 5remItiaiug bar BET
nogle bepnlpitne irif%.fatolife 9aboer
| 2eotog meo en- beil9gtet Bolitibe-
tient, Der baboe luret pna 2eiligbeo
til at faa Sag imoo Bait. @anien,
o. Iom iaa mente at bdpe funoet en-
iaaoan 2eiligbeo. ut 9Iaoet bar gtet,
oerpaa tDber for oct f6rite ben Sm'
itnnoigbeo, at 9ait. Saniens aaii'
ton, Der ferit bar lat til 500, ltrafs,
oo man berte n9rmere ON Sagens
~Gammenb9ng, ~ne0iattes til $40. DO
pioere fort9aer Blooet af iioFte nge
MI, at oa Sagen fom for ! Bolitiret'
ten, bIep ben afoiit at Dommeren
meo ben Grfl9ring, at bet por zen
befIageIig Geiltaeelie". Der forelig.
oer IaaIeoes bperfen 6orieelie eaer
syeiItagelie fra Baft. Saniens SIDE,
men fra golitibetientels og oeres
SIDE, icm ibete at femme BAN til
Chs. .gien" mener, at belle oeiirie
@eniotion Inn bar tent til, at Sir
fens og pait. Saniens genrler bill
lutte iie trttere iammert ON bam-
- 81 Ipfenifer Yoitoren meo at boz
re iIuppen iaa goot fra oeune JOr'
fbIselie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
seIpiifhen er sibens % slaatens

Seloiifbeo er Sioens og Slpetens
ftsrite og melt feleeiOangre SDno
Sen Hammer og bin0rer Juno llonif.
ling og 8efIt paa ale Omraaoer
og ben tilintetger ale 9ole Smpul,
fer hos ben enfelte. On ieluiif Wanf
fan maaife nof opnaa, bnao ban trag.
ter efter = maaife Rigoom = men
bet er paa gefoitning al alt oct, Der
er soot og 9oelt | bans Si9l.
Den. Ser Ieper Blot for Jig ieIo.
foripiloer lit 2ip. Man maa 6ori
fra zig ielo, interesiere Jig for andre,
eIife, bi9lpe, elers bliper Siertet til
en- Ssflump.
Sano 2Dffe er tpiaingfeot. Den
maa meooeles, elers gaar ben tabt.
Otter Succeis Waga5ine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Bait. SIT. 9(nfer er tilbage ira i'm
9anmarfstur og bar meO i'm Suitrrl
opbol0t iig Der. Dos oeres 0atter og
Soigerien noeen &io. 5orriee Sen-
Dag praoifeoe ban / airfen Der. 5
ii6ite llge aflagoe ban os ct fort Be
Jog. 81. a. uOtalte ban, at ban bab.
De paret meget aIao neo lit gei6g
oerbiemme / 6poerlanoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
SruOitDtterefcr0t af Wgbet
Muffin, Acbr.
st 6orips AT GnOmnnO @ril.

9i bar to. iom fom til at feIges 40
oct melte al @eien til Mpoet, og oct
baoOe Jim 6oroel. = Get for0rep
aeoiommeIi9beoeh.
Oct er nemIig ofte ubpre fec.
ionlmeIigt at fore meo 5oaet, Ielo
ON bette gaar meo mere enoSDouile.
fort % er inorettet meo ale 3u.
ti0ens gefnemmeligbeoer, JON oct iao
font beooer. 9roos Snrtigbeoen og
9efuemmeligbeoen og ale andre
Sober" er oct feoiommeIigt aai.
geoel. = &c blot poa 8osiagererne
/ en- mooerne Sernbnneooen, oe fe.
Der Jig nGiten ole % oct iaa efter-
trDffeIigt iom bar oct eiter 0ooer.
2ige paa Den anoen Sioe al Gan.
gen no ior nit S9oe lao Ell gammeI
Dame meo Observation-Disclosures og Sn.
aeoum o8 Striffepoie oa aft nn6et
8ilbeber. SEQ u0nGonte benoe
Itrofs - | nit title Sinh - til Of
p9re 9eoitemooer, laoere funoe oct
MI life nere paa Hangitigen, og Peg
inntes, ieg funoe ie benoe ppre oper.
moaoe elifueroig moo Spigeriennen,
~peiIeoenoe og raaoginenoe MOB Oat.
teren og eoinoeIig f9rteenenoe MOB
gernebernelle, naar bun engang fom
til 8ejenoe ct eaer anoet Steo noe |
Hebralfa. Sun bonoe oa oeioa isr.
get for life of fomme tombPnoet,
oct eer en- rigtig geoitemooer mem.
Zig alto; tbi iiffen en- Masie paf.
feneIifer bun Dog tronebe miot
iblanot.
Men bpor bun feoeoe fig. Sper
Gong bi boIot beo en- Citation, faa
bun no al 8inouet nleo ct lille Suf,
iom oabenbart uotrprte, at bun ipn.
tes, bet alorig niIoe fao gnbe meo
ben 8eiie. Sao iaa bun til pafferne
= alt bar | Oroen, iaa felte bun
paa arelerne - De lao npaafIoge.
ligt; og ioo fororep bun Chen
tbi noget matte bun 10 foretage fig
- meo at febe Slifferi af aDisoren.
gen, og iod ioo bun og gumleoe og
9umIeoe lige | ct gpf = of eneite
bare ae0iomneligbe6. Snoo 9eoite-
faoer piloe iige, iinar bum igen fom
biem meo Seninn til 5orbruget af
9enge til Wnnoaotteriet, oct er 10
life ioa BELT let at iiee; men aeoiom-
meligbeoen bar opr, oct fog en- Mas-
ie at fororibe ben. Der bar aaben.
bart ogiaa SonoelsbIoo | MDis6ren.
gen, ban ime6eoe, mems Sernet par
pornt oarmt af aeoiommeIia.
beo.
Sige foran mig ioo en- = Sorret-
niiigSmono fun5c ban Re no til at
bore, enoog ! noeenIuuoe gooe aaor,
ON oilers @ulGbriaernc. Sinaerrin.
gen os llrfaoen life Isi; men boor.
for ffuloe De Dog ebre BET. Snar oa
Sfpg bar oelpleiet, o. pisie Sim.
Ter beb ginene fuube tpoe paa, at
ban funoe uGre meoet u~noerboIoenoe
| aoot SeIifab eIer | alubben oe
Ogiaa ielp tase iia en- oroentIia, bier.
teitprfenoe Cater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Cutter College, &acine. isis, og-
tes cabinet ben Is. gtoD. og bill oa
fno to aurius / Gang. ct afeoe-
milf og ct fontmercielt Get feritC
Gurius er formooentlig ogiad bereg
net paa iaaoanne unee Meno og
auinoer, JON BIZ uooanne iig til
29reraerningen | ben eneelife Com
mon School.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
Ism. 6ibbs @eAooo.
Gn 5remtiOens @anO.

S nSarpers Weeflp" for f6. Oft
finoes en- I9neere og ier6eles f9ngs-
lenoe Sfiloring Of oenne | flere Sen-
ieenoer Itore og mnrfelige Mano,
bnis 0apn er bel fen6t | belle Snou-
itriperoenen, men bpis 8rien og
Meteorological er en- @naoe for De
fleite.
San er nemlis Gilantrop | egent-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

0ette bier en- 6remeano / Del
belle al 1909 Renigbeoer (2S,5%)
iioen 1890. 0eraf for 8roteiton.
ternes geofommenoe 27,s%. DO.
merit SatoIif 2t,9%.
On tiIioarenoe 5oreaelie al sir.
febDgniuger bar funoet Steo. nem.
lie 50.3O8 $500. Salt f~anotes
/ 1906 1872, 795 airfebgguinger.
6orsgelien | oe t6 aar bier iig 90
at b9re go ny airfer boer uge eIler
s bOer Dag.
0isie airfebp9nineer repr9iente.
rer iaIt en- NOngeium of $f,257,.
575,S67.
af DC 32, 936,445 Menig6eosmeo.
lemmer er 2O.287,742 $3.50 BRO.
teitanter, f2,079.t42 (36,7%) ao.
m~eriffotolife.
Gen rommeriffotolife airfes iterfe
B9flt fommer for en- Del fra oens
Braffis at tpae ale oebte gern me6
ira 8 4ars 4loeren, iamt fra SIN.
migration fra Spoeuropo.
af Menigbeosmeolemmer er $500
apinoer og 1910 M9no. Dette
Jorbolo er Dog meeet forifeligt | De
forifeIliee Samfuno. s ben romerif.
fotoIife airfe er 50,7% apinopr,
1880 Weno. s be proteit. airfe.
iamf. er Der g%enneminitIig 39,3%
Wen6, ia | ~gbriitian Science" fun
27,6 % Mpno.
0feo Senipn til be enfeIte Gam.
FUNDS Sterrelie | 1906 90 B9fit II.
ben 1890 er 5orboloet foaIeoes:
Homerif antoIiffer f2,079,f42 Me0I.
8efit 93,5 PCT.
Metooifter 5,749,83S W1eol.
8qfit %, 3pgt.
9nptiiter 5,662, 234 @eolemmer
8nfit 52,5 BGt
2utberanere 2,112,494 MeoI.
gRfIt 7t,6 pGt.
gresbpterianere t,83O,555 Reolem.
B9fit 1873 PCT.
DiicipIe (Gbriftian) 1,t42,359 Meol
8nfit 1872 PCT.
e%piifopaler 886,942
Gongregationaliiter 700,480
449,514
unerte Breore 296,050
Disie Statiitiffer bier, at be ariit.
ne airfcr | bort 2ono, bpao Sal
an9aar, bofier itarfere en6 Snobps.
gernntalIet. 9ette turoe. betrngtes
iom ct opmuntrenoe Soar paa De
mango flogenoe, tpiplen0e 90 fri.
tiife angreb pna airfen | Dor Tio.
CDR. gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Gait. 6. s. 30. arog. 8eip 2isbon.
@is., 6nr mootoget aolo til at bIibc
gait. Gigs gfterfsIger JON 9rait
for ct. 9eters 0enigbeo, 2ucf, isis,
og Den ban. ep.-lutb. Menigbeo, Mil-
tomn, GoIf Co., @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Roar eqierns beuneu6er is til 5olt, Der
nbertereri Il labet. snten for at febe bos benz
eTer OF Of fon Eplusnin9 on bet dperteteoe,
bebes 0e altio omtale. at Sc ioa apertisie=
meutet bette 8lao. Eet pil pRre til sen'
fioig Jiptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

& giIielbe al rlrsesImGsfebeoer peo
N~obfna,lien bebes man tlo9e I'll bet iiebli9e
TpFfbaIen. Sfulbe bet lie biGlpe. beoes
man henpeube ig til oG%anfferen"
8untur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

gtdar man ltno1g tRflter effer -
6Dilfen 5orifel Der BOG er meGem
gauIus og Sobonnes, iaooon men-
neifeli8t taIt meo Senipn til ga.
turonI9gl
8nulus par pit ct tun9iinoigt Sc.
mt, natllrligt bengioet til @rublen,
til at lie aft set tunge, Opitre, ierge.
Iige o9 paapirfes oeraf / Jim Eenf-
Ming. Som legemlige Spgoomme /
aeglen tan feres tilba9e til llfor.
itanoigbeo eaer llbioenbeo eaer
llmoaoeIig6eo / Mno og 0riffe, iomt
ipoeIige 5orboIo (bpi5 oe nemIig life
'er nrbeOe), iooleoes fan pit ogiaa
8ungiinOigbeo forflores o9 paooiies
al pgre en- 5el9e al beItemte fpiiolo.
giife aoriager, Der Iigaer enten Dos
cen ielo eaer bar til Steoe Dos Dem,
Der gap cen 9iDet. Obi ben @runo-
regel, at Der gioes iu9en 8~irfniug
loen aariae, er uroffelig - enten
oi mi bebager at inorgmme oens
Sonobeo eaer eli.
Men oenne menneifelige. iipIelige
9iIitano. iao oi0t forifellig bos De en-
felte SnoiDioer, berer 10 0og aloeles
life meo til ariiten0ommen / og for
Jig. 6nao oct friitne Wenneife frem-
itiaer JON 9riitenoommen, oil uItio
Oct an life unogaaes) pr9ges al
bans 6oruoi9tninger, bans iiRIelige
.9efinoen0e / 2iebIiffet. 9erfra CO.
iaa ben / cen Senieenoe grunoforifel-
li9e aarafter imellem gaulus' og So.
.bannes' sfrifter. Oct er g%uobeoan.
oct Sfrift, men 4anoeu betiente fig
al Menneifer noen at u6biife oeres
@ienoommeligbeo, oeres 9erionlio-
'beo.
Sobannes bar forifeqig ira 9nu-
.lus oeri. at ban BELT og oerne iaa
paa Oct lpie, miloe. ifenne. biertens.
Inffelige. oet ubetineet fortrsitnines-
.opffenoe / Seiu 2qre. Noor man lp-
ier bans Sfrifter, funoe man neiten
antoge, ban bar en- lnsbnaret, bIaa.
siet 9orobo. = 4noerIeoes meo 9ou.
.lus. Sans Still oqffer itrofs Sore.
itiainger ON oct farafteriitiif ieoiife,
ON ben merfere 2eo oe forte, funf-
lunoe Zine.
0isie tpenoe 9pper fan enbner
ieenoe enonn Ipgge M9rfe ill. Der
err ariitne, iom fan le oper = ia, /
@runoen ober ineen 3ing, ODER EN-
goo, iun6 Spsg. ct nittigt SnofaIo.
meoens iamtioig andre ariitne, bbis
Rotur og 5oruoi9tnineer gaar | MOB.
lat H%etning, fan lie til, lptte til og
life finoe oct minoite of more ZIG oner
tp9rtimoo gsr iure Riner til oo
rpnfe 8rpn 40 be andre lette, frie,
aabne Sino, ganife glemmenoe, at
oeres onarliee Soroeielie (eler bboo
bet MI ellerS fan ppre) 10 Dog aloe.
les life bar emo bet minoIte meo Sri
alpor at beitiae. De
fan maaife tpnfe peo Jig ielu: Snil-
fen 2etiinoiebeo! og ganife o%berie,
at Der er bog en- ubDre 6orIfel mel.
lem ct let Sino og 2etiin0igbeo. 90
De ANDRE (ia, bet er %Oiitnof | RegIen
Renneifer, bbis Iegemlige, fDiiife Wea-
ifineri er | goo Sr0en) finder og 10
Ter, at oct lDie os gl9oelige | 2inet
90 ariitenoommen langt oberDejer
oct tunee og triite, at aGrligbeOens
90 @lp6ens Nagt er iterre END Cor
gems og 9emooens.
Oct er Dem, Der eaar | SfoIa Dos
WboIteIen csohanne8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

Receipts of early summer tree fruits are
steadily increasing. and although prices are
weakening and the demand increa sing the sea-
son advances, receivers find il difficult to keep
the market cleaned up from day to day. as
most of the arrivals too green for local
and the shipping demand is not of sufficient
proportions to absorb all of the offerings.
Piles. plums and peaches mostly green. Made
laine pears are arriving from the river in small
lots and in lug boxes are selling at $3.50. while
small boxes are quoted at f5c and baskets at
81 20. In the berry market everything except
Longworth strawberries is in free supply, with
prices easy loganberries particularly being weak
Receipts Of crrrants are steadily increasing. but
prices holding up remarkably we'll The de
mand for cherries has shown marked improve
slightly higher range. Nutmeg melons and figs
are meeting with the usual prompt sale. All
kinds of citrus fruits are in ample supply and
rather quiet.
Strawberries -Longworths. STG9 per chest;
large varieties. s5.5oa4.5O per chest.
Raspberries- $5GS per chest.
Gooseberrles- per drawer; in bulk. "a
&c per Id.
Biackberries- per chest
Loganberries-$2.5 so $50 per chest for red and
seas for black
Currants-S6G7.50 per chest.
Apples-S1@1.50 per box; do new, 5oGT5c for
small and $1.25d1.50 for large boxes
Cherries-5O6I75c per drawer for black and 50
@65c per box for Royal Anne; loose, 4d7c for
black. 4a6c for Royal Anne and 2952e for
Peaches-75c@s1.15 per box
Plums-I5c @$l.25 per box or crate; cherry
Aprlcots-crates. s1@1.5o; boxes, T5c@s1 .25.
Figs-S1.5O per box.
Nutmeg Melons - $1.25G1.5O for special.
s4G4.50 for pony and S4-5O@5 for standard
crates.
citrus Fruits per boxl-NayeI oranges.
less lemons ns fSZ Ss1ev q Tor T,s sseS d
for choice and $1@1.2o for standard; lines,
Tropical Fruits-Bansnas. 75cas175 nor
bunch for Hawaiian and S2.5063 80 for Central
American; pineapples. $3M6 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

The late arrival of the principal river boats
with fresh supplies of vegetables interfered
with business yesterday, and a result of the
tardy deliveries most Of the receipts of as
paragus had to be turned over TO the can
ners, who paid S1@1 80 a box TO grade.
Cucumbers and summer squash in large boxes
from the river were Offering at $2d2 % a box.
Vile cucumbers very weak. sales at 81
box being rare. Liberal receipts of Califor-
mia tomatoes and the arrival of straight car
load from Mississippi caused easier market
for that vegetable. The Mississippi stock was
held at $1.75 a crate, and receivers Of Mexi-
can and local goods were asking previous
prices. Rhubarb and new potatoes were lower.
while peas continued to sell readily, and string
beans. too. cleaned up well al previous prices.
and sellers were willing to make concessions
to purchasers of round lots. Old potatoes were
unchanged.
Potatoes (per ctl)-River Burbanks. 81
2.10; Oregon Burbanks, $2.3OQ2.4O; sweet pota-
toes So; new potatoes. 263c per ID.
Onions-Australian, S4@4.25 per ctl; Bermuda
seed, 65@T5c per cratei new red, 5Og6Oc per
sack.
egetables-Asparagus s1.50@2 per box for
extra and $161. % for common: rhubarb, 81 "a
25 per box for bay and 315 @4c per ID for
northern; tomatoes. Mexican, $1-S5G2 per crate:
do local. $1.25 also per box; green peas $15Od
2.25 per sack; string and wax beans, 4G5c per
ID: summer SQUASH $1dI.25 per box; garlic.
cucumbers, I5e@$1 per box; caulihower. 50065c
per dozen; carrots. 81 so per sack; turnips,
81. 80 per sack; eggplant, 10q1213c per III;
green peppers, 1919 M25c per 10 for local: green
corn, SOC per dozen for Brentwood and 20@
25c for Winters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


Wheat-The government crop report issued
Yesterday, gives the condition of winter wheat
at SO.t against Sc for June i, 1908, and ten
year June | average of sos. The condition Of
spring wheat was 9J.2, against 92.6 last year
and ten year average of 92.6. The acreag ge
OF spring wheat was 1S 391 600 or 6 per cent
more than last year. The Chicago comment on
the report is:
The report on winter wheat is extremely
ngures the crop not be calculated at more
tnan 5oo.000,000 bushels. The acreage reduc-
lions since the May report may easily bring the
harvest TO about $50, ,000, 600 bushels of winter
wheat The high condition for spring wheat
was was eApected The spring crop is figured as
nlgh as 3uO,0O0,000 bushels by some authorities
but 1t is well to remember that there was n
bus bushels, Indicated in the June report to
226. 600 O00.'
Liverpool futures were higher and Chicago
advanced sc. The San Francisco market stood
JUST as Tor fortnight past, buyers and sellers
Delng apart IN their views The market Is dull
100, on account of the large quantity of -four
being imported from the northern states New
Sonora wheat is selling to arrive at S2l2lS
CASH WHEAT
Canfornla club, 81. 10M2. 15 do milling, s.. 90
California white Australian. nominal at So 20M
100; on grades of California wheat, $2M2 10
northern club $2.10@2.15; northern bluestem
Sz.Zal2 92 ~ Russian red $2.10M2 15 !;
turkey red, s21o@2. 20 per ctl.
FUTURES
1880 a. IN. Session
No quotations.
No quotations
barley--Freights remain unchanged at 23s
9d' usual European options The chartered ton
mage IN port is s,Ss6, against 1o902 tons on
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June S.-The official statistics
compiled by government experts relating to the
acreage sown to wheat in the United States
and the condition of the crop June ] were
made public 15 minutes before the end of the
session of the local exchange The condition of
winter wheat was SOL or nearly three points
below that Of one month ago, while the condi-
tion of spring wheat was estimated at 95.2, a
trife above the condition the corresponding time
last year. The area sown TO spring wheat was
estimated at 1891. 600 acres, the largest acre
age record.
The loss of nearly three points in the winter
crop was more than had been expected, and was
the cause of active buying. There was also lib
eral purchases on the theory that the abandoned
acreage, which was not accounted for in the
report would reduce the yield of winter wheat
Prices, which had slumped greatly early, rallied
sharply
The market decidedly strong at the start
owing to the strength of foreign markets and
to damage reports from Kansas, but weakened
toward the end of the first hour on profit taking.
The range for the day July wheat was be-
tween $11Sas d1.2014 The close was strong
with July at $1.19A G1.19ss.
The corn market opened strong and the prices
soon slumped sharply profit taking. The
market closed easy, ~ higher 10 ss a 15c lower,
compared with Saturdays final figures
Preseutiment of bearish government crop re-
port had weakening effect oats. The sell
ing pressure was especially heavy in September
The market closed easy, 1sc higher to Sc
lower
Provisions were firm early in the day but
later became easier on realizing sales. At the
close prices were unchanged to 121@d15c
higher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-09
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities continued lively
yesterday, though the only activity was in the
telephone shares. The common stock rose from
S26.621a to $30.1215 under numerous small sales,
the preferred stock remaining about as before.
City electric was higher at $50 and Alaska
Packers lower bids. There was decline in
United Railroads bonds to $I6. Bonds were
quiet.
quiet and featureless, with variations of par
tcular note
The ore shipments from the mines of Tono-
pah district the mills for the last week
amounted TO 5,4TS tons, of an estimated value
of $l36.S The Tonopah company sent $3.50
tons, the Belmont $50 tons, the Montana -Iono-
pah 93S tons. the Midway 200 tons. the Mac
Nanara $50 tons and West End S5 tons.
The Tonopah mill report for the last week
shows that average of 9S out of the 100
stamps dropping constantly crushing $500
tons Of ore OF an average value OF $21. so ton.
The bullion shipment consisted of 30 bars of
bullion valued $S25 EACH and u tons of con
centrates worth 1928 ton, making total bullion
shipments amount to $57,075. An average extrac-
| tion of 80 per cent was recorded
Thirty nine bars of gold, worth about 5000, 600.
were shipped to the mint since the first of last
month by the Goldfeld Consolidated mines com
pany Thirty-four bars or gold bullion We're
shipped out during May alone worth S511 .o50.
The output of the mines and leases OF Gold
field district for the last week, according TO the
figures Of the Goldfeld Tribune, amounted to
6.9l0 TONS valued at $3.50 $50 distributed as
follows: Consolidated mill A. 200 tons valued 1t
$50 per ton. $1475o0; Combination mills $50 tons
$50 per ton, $22 ESQ; Florence MILL 900 tons
at S25 per ton. $4,000; Western pur-
CHASING company, ooV IONS at @So per Ton,
SCI POO: Nevada reduction works including Com
bination Fraction 500 tons at 500 per ton,
s27. 800.
AT the annual meeting of the stock holders
of the Crown Point mining company about "a 900
shares represented. The following direc-
tors were elected: Edward B. Sturges, B. F.
Shaw. George s. sturges, F. H. Swan and
Franklin Leonard, Jr. The only change the
election of Franklin Leonard Jr. as a director In
place Of James Newlands Jr. Officers were
elected follows: Edward B. Sturges, presi-
dent: B. F. Shaw, vice president; F. II. Swan
secretary; George S. Sturges, manager of the
mine.