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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Catherine SUHu.

G3 iinr6 am 6. 9lprtl 1909 Catherine SU6m
i'm glitter bon Ia Nu6rCI, Wiouut uuo TO
ln0cn, petiehtc @utill bon Neuru 00bu. Sic
|cCrot9urg finoci all ScEucr'tGn, gtdGmittUpa
> tDr. bon ibrCr 2SObutHN. Ar. 372G. Clair
mount Nlpcuie, ans itatt. ug7-sD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
rnhnn.Nsdrf.Scnctcrh

Sa.eat: SIR. 81, @cit. Sarntuaus5truhe, kSh
.&uuptsGinnaug:. UrcocrtdsHunb.
WeerdbniBplUBe bon $25 al mt beilineiaer
Wlttftdi; GhEitthIulnen @eluinoe, Fflan8en etc.
loerbett I'M IrcibbnuS AM 8uIptsGtneaIM eeiuns
BEN. unIer @genl wtro, iueHn eepinf0t, por'
lpreaen. OPP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Nnrl &. Nnnhcnhnhn.

g. itarb pl6elid nm Z. 9lprll 1909 Ut. cart
Y, SEoocn6phn, - SabyC ait, ~rfljettcr Gulic
ron =oNliu =. guGoCubQhH. &triuunotC mo
HrelIloc inn eiuncluocn. Ger 4'rryoiaun0 am
Samtng, rcn 10. 9lprtl. )jOdmrtldQa , llbr.
poil %lct1er NobHuIrN. pr. AIS. Siio EacusStr..
aus bet5dlpobnem Nci'ctiHN priuntim uuf Der
,S1ij6on Fart GcntCiCrN". UJs -lJOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Mrinhnln Ncrk

S ilar6 an T.. glpril 1900 SicimDo.o gers
IN 'etllcnt 80. 2cbetainbrc. Der IruIcrQottees
htclElt, itnoet am SrcitGa, liuJhmitiaAs 1 uhr.
IN let!ler ~elSpbrumN, Ar. l1l1, GiuocI59 lOclne.
linll, ipo6n &erpatotc NM SrCInoc ndtunga=
ooll etiScIaoct, bei{umobrCn. NelicbunQ mi
rQtlnl. tgS-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
TrHia Sli6as Gcinctcrp.

ser ibeatc Sriehbui ban Baltimore, rahe
&iieeutnc. 3pei eIeiTrifhe Natrs2tnteu uno
Yit1ltco aNouleOuro hirett sum JrteoDof, Mle
@runNitilde unttr ftinoi1er gliiitbt. ~9fiefrise
8reiie. Geriun1t Die ueuen Goucerira Statdlo9e.
@iireai: Mr. III, HDrS'G barlsss strafr Setos
&elep9ore. (April2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

VuItimurC. M(O., Z. YluriI 1UOV.
"a Srsitag, .. 9lpril, Gbarlrciing uto nab
CiuCn NCleUr ncr pCatolutur EN- geiCGliter
6eiertu0 III luCrocn ole ltiotii1cn Nurculr
gcihloicu blribet. Sic MIdrlte peroclt mic
uhud Gcbullrll.
Jasj I. Surrp MiuBuoL Niuuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Gniil Npli.

IS itnrb am ;. gCpriG 1909 nu6 Idrgcrer
Nt1ribcit in feintr 2&obnuln. gr. 1854. Bart
EUhrcr. Subn oCs uerttosrcNcn @curQe uno
gYl,uCIlnind ginl8. SIC @cuyot0urN ftnoct am
Sonncrltng, 9%iuG0milinge lbr. BON ubcnGez
no'"tcr HSnbIiilG ans priudtiul itdit.
tg1-eO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Gunrn0 lS1rbrr.

O. tiara am +. 9luril 1909 in iciIrr lSob.
llllllI. vi. 1l5. gglttc SiguBe. 00uruh Iarbgr,
a~tIlchicr @atie BON MinGoulcln TirhCr. IN fet-
Lcnl 90. NebenSiubrc. &erludnote nm Nrculoc
mo eihgelQhen. ctr NecrhiQuuG bCi8upubnCn
lptlpC am Sarnitdg, oCu 10. ggrll. Lahmtt!lp5
'&3 ubr, pom obcuBcnnu1tcr 2]sObnunN ans
an oet .9Pt. Sltpcr GcmctcrO" ii0llttnoli,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Qnrrnine.

EDe!trifh. - 8ar'artiG. - S~ricbft6.
Weft!ih bon geaI0.Jpt cine ms cine baIbe
Wletle. gtuunt ~polOsSSaG9nnS lnb 2orrGines
&neGons brett bis 5um @inqalg. 8eioe ace
lcpbouc. Gtuots9'urepi I'M hrttten Slltr bes
.nnirr'9ruitSsUGloes," eBarlesa uno SaNette'
st-aee. (UIdi4,1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Sic @6ritns@uIlcn 81.
ben ocl ErciS ocS &ci5ena olf SIS
hitonfgetricbcn. Gin iotd)Gr Erci5.
lit in Den lcbtcll 5luot6ig Iobrcn MIR
eilnlol per5ci6lttt luorocn. Spcfit.
lnntcnErciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Elriitnnh NSnitcr.

IS itarb om G. gloril 1902 GBriiopB Bauer
I'M Ylter BON "a Nubrcl. I WunOi ulo %
luGcu. %aeltchtey CiUttc bon Gnlmu Nduer. &cr-
loG,tnie mn Srclllt0c ocr SOuliltc linn n0tIn9as
bpl einNcluheH. Der FrCloiluuQ uei8unu6UcI.
lpcide unt Srcita9, NnhMjt.uNe > l,br. bon
icilcr lSobnunQ, 3ir. lu22. Guiicrlz2luenuc
axe ott Ser Baltimore GCucterO" i.dttiinoct
GS-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Sab oir Nu9bCiIung
id)minOiii6ti0er &ungcn olld) in pie
iiNcn 8ljnlo nl09lid) lit, 5ci0t Der Gr.
iolg Oc0 GrGonr0 Souotoriuma IN
?%toperpiue, &uS. NiDt meni1cr ais
80 YroScnt oQer bel Der Nuinobmc IN
Die Nnitnlt nod llidt lucit iorthc.
Id)rittencn tS1qe fonlltcn nod lang
items Icd)Hntouotli0ent Nllfe,thu!t oils
u%llagcbciIt cntlaiien iperhen mo bot-
ten ihre <ponc NrbcitSfroit 5uriict9e-
luonnen; meltcre 100 Ero5ent icncr
Sale Nepon1cn ibrc NrbcitS' lul0
&erolcnItfroft luenigitcns tbeiliuciIc
illriid. 10 boB lie lliht oili 6iicntlid)c
n0er pripote llnterItilblulg nngelpic.
len lunren; ulb bon 0en id)ol iortNc.
ldrittcncren &rnntbcitaiGucn foniltcn
lnlncrbin 80 Nru5ent OILS bis 5lrr
aur5cn nocr tbcilluciicn NspcitSi0big
felt 0cbcilt cntlaiicn merbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

S0ub- 0niQOcr&0ui1
- 1elrnt it'd Der Ncrridlcr Eeriicn'3.
Ter grobflingcnoc (itcl iii obcr 10
5iemlid ollea, maa Wiobunmco @li
Wiir5u bon icitem @crriNcrtblmc
uodl iibrio geOlieben lit. IS bat ocn
Nnldcin, bo6 nod) ocr GrIcOiQung
Ger @oItomuirrcn Die pcrliiHC NruNe
ouiocrollt miro. Die 9nbcImClbunN,
Onb Ser 0erltld)c Weucral Don Scr
Wolb 0cn Sbcrbcie6l iibcr Die peril
l6c Nru1cc ilbcrnebmen lulO Scr in
Tcriicn bcrrid)cnocn Nuorhic rirr
Gnoe mod)en loQ, iii jcocniula cine
icttc Cute"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Baltimore Se,netegn.

8ttrtcu: TraniiIn 9l5B., Baltimore II. Fprt5ifr.
9eGribnlGpllbe 3um Scrtalt - bon S25 an,
nit yturnlurpioIten nteegren6t $35. plab
iir bier @rGber. 5rcie genibune Der 1ape1e
iur 3r1ueruotteSoieniie. CJuntt6.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
G~eriammlnngs Iu5cigcn.
9iutiS iur bic |Gcrinmmluug Der 9ttiunare.
~,tlnitco 1Sailvag5 Dc electric GupmpanO uur
RnItimpTr Z"
u,I+iu - ~ on orSr

baltimore. Mio.. so. aidr5 1909.
&iCrmtl miro bcfuluut gemadt. hRB ole idtrs
WGilpanS &SSicctric Enmpanp MN GS]a!t:mott"
am Wiittluudl. ocu IA. @pril 1909, IL lJr Dit
tnaa, in ocm @itrcGu DER Guuipaanie. Simmer
9l2, GuntincutGl@cDduoc, iiIr otc &dbI Der
Sirc.toren mo inr ErlebtQuuu i0l6cr @titul-
l1, ole IN 6cv Sleuug p~orgelcRt loerott moGcH,
Sgbuiiru miro.
Sutl Der uer6fieutIihtet 9tott6 muroet Die
EraESicrtrbtdicr am SUnucrilnn, -. Mar,
1909. HiadlniitaaS 3 lbr, Bltr ShlieGu19 INN
nHt Nonter'tap, oen 10. 9lpril 1909. 10 u0r
%QrtHttiape. aur @iCbcrcroWuIrg bturorrt.
I'm NuilnBe Oc9 EtirciiOrium5
gSH. Garlu,
lS9.07.1GD SeWetir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Iotule &trJinbIintcitcn

Nctyag Der an 81. 2e5cmber
1905 in bcI &er. Stuuten in
strait bcfinbliber FoIiccu. -. $ttG,14f, 275.00
NctrnG Der in WiurOlnuo lpdbs
reno bC5 [uGrco 1908 Gu5Qes
itGtltCH 9SuticCt tQOubbulihe). 3S.S72.0 90
Nt MturOIdno puGrCno 1905, col
leitirlc FriwjCH (Ncp0Unline) 20,G03.0 OF
IN MturOiuno luGbrCro 1905 col
lrltirle FrGmicu Onouitrieuc). t,0t0.07
Nn YtnrGluno luuhreno 1908 be
6ubllc &ctluitC (Nep0bn!ibc). t.. 20,95G.52
IN Wiurp0Itb lpihrclo 1908 he
5ubItc ~Iier!uiic tjuouitrtellcD. 100000
IN WNGrpIuno IN t90S crlittcne
&erlufie CQe,u6brliGc) ....... so ,445.54
Nn MurOlnn0 IN 1908 e~rllttcIte
&crluitt (tnouitrieuc) ........ 10000
stunt WtarNlGno, QcrIi1cruunssT epartemcnt
Sunlmiiinrs'GIrcuu Baltimore, ocn %.
Scbrunr 1909, &h bd6ftniae biermtt. bGB
&uritebcnbCs ciu lpabr6citalcircIcr Mi35u9 aus
ocri g~llspciic Der ,.@rrmauiu Hiie Sniurnncc
Gu." bis Bllul 81. Sc6cnber 1908. pic CT iu
oicicm Niircau cingCrciht luurOen. III,
SCui. a.. SruIic,
(Sj,9S 1000 NcriihtrlNQ5s GunniliGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
GotaIe 5uacfiunocnc @utDa0cn
@cr6tHolimlcitcu.

decentralization
ActtozAieierOe .............. SD, CPS, $4,000
@eacuudrtiger IScrlb bon Ecird=
Gen, chi Supplemental Con-
traitc nod Mot lIlllg....... 43,2S2,90
ScrbinoliGfeiieu nui Cuu8clljrtc
Euliccll ................ 49, Q 90
lOiule ISoliCClls 9lnfpriide ..... 1913, S63.9G
Nm SorauS be5dblte Irtmien p. 23,S34.2G
gtiht %peroientc ,3inien mn Iiies
tberl, inn Npruu3 bciublt. ..... 40,932.7 10
Gontnliiitor, an Gaenleu fdliG... 1,722.22
Wnf9claulcne uocr iduiGe Suldre
mo llhere l~lutuilcu. ........ S,S2l.0S
Siltae ooCr uIiqeluufcue Stuataz,
Golrntns mo Stahiiteuert ..... 40,5S2.S7
Gtnthenoc, al &oliceu = Slbuber
tdQig ,.............. 4t7,4S4.75
INSTRUMENTATION .......... 2~,9t6,G43.O7
&cri6tas mn ir}tlihe @cbitbrCU 1.5jS.O0
Grtrns1icicrpe iiir nbiulrte Nricgss
ma 9&cIts Folitcn ........... 800. 52G.S3
Ginbc5ubliea 9tlticnidpjiuI 80. 200. 600. 90
Blot ~oc't9niric Souoo %tllcbcrs
ihu6D .............. 1880, 500 81
Snt1Ip Standardization ~st O0i 79q n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Sphn Sermin e Gphn.

Nr. 2003, Erltates etrahc.
S,prtcncin1it: 9r. 81, Galteru.Nprsas,,
@inhlnnotumn, SG,tiuurc.Gnrntg.
Nir 6abGu in nnierer lanpeu Seftatisprurts
Trm mn JiciG beeroiat. Gilto nit e~etinGel
NreItt 6u'rieocll. Die .teiniten 9lilt,en eslte'
'ert tilr Nud)5eitei,, 1nterbaltungeH NIB aioere
Seleaerbeiten. 9eioe 1elepbure. (Uini29.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

o.cmporncih loNcuCn
tliirin0ilNen StootcuhlmOc miro
njdt5. Ser gothniidc &on0ton uu0
Der bon SdDunr5btra 9il0olitoot
bobcn Den %ntrog obgclcbnt, mCjl Die
@~riinOlng cinc5 loItcn G%tootenbwp
0ca wcocr nit Ser Heid3oerioilmQ
uod) nit Den @ruloQcicbcn Ocr Gin.
icIitootcn in Gilflon0 III brinAcu
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Ger commt @cl0OA A.
rotb ser Ser. Stootcn bctrlg liant
@criht 0cS Shotomtc9 ON T.. 2lpril
1903 $3,39S,6t5,53l gcqcn $3,l05,
573,G0 ON I. MGr}. &u Girfulotion
bcianOcn lid om I. April $3,C8G,
GS4,516 qeQcn $3,0Sl,77S.0O6 onn t..
MARY mo $3,OSO45073 am t.Npril
uori9en &abrc2. Qie @ep0Itcrun9
81 SS,567,OOO Qcrcdmct, fonlnlcn uon
Dem inn llmIolti btfinbIihcn @cl0c
$3l.S5 ouf Den aopi Der Ncuoltc
ring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Go0 Ncucitci it Scr 3 a u
Light SuIppn" in Aicbraafo. Ger
Wouncrneltr bot oo8 WcicB mltrr5ciW
net. >pclhea pori6rCibt. 0oB ollc
Mirtbi6oitcu I'M Stootc mr. BON !
llbr MorQen9 bis s llDr GbenOa &c
0ffnct iCill 0iiriclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
&nNiAlugiptelc
&criidJCrnngs QlnSluciIc.
s.. Wen5tug,
Geind ft5fa9rcr.
Continental &nilSing,
Baltimore.

GunocuTrtcr NnSpeiS ii6Cr ben etano Der
r1crnGuiu vic Juiurnuce Company" pun
Hclu :Nurt mn 81. Tcicmbcr 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

GCnutor Nl0rid ) C|rflUrt,
DAB Der nclc Iurii bis A'jttc Ut0i iir
1tnO icrtig icin mcroc, olio Wrlcntlid
iriibcr, ais crluurtet mor0cn lit. Sic
miro ober oltd) bo1oN lem. Gin Mc
prdicntunt idloB Oicicr Gage ieinc
Hc0r nit Den Nortcn; IoB 0icir Niu
Ole Hcidcn uni Soften Ser @lrmcn
llod) mCbr bcrcihcrt, miro fem per
niinitigcr Menih beNeiieln. 0o3
Gonlitc, mclGca bic (urif Nju olr2gc.
orbcitet, bot itct5 Den Sob I'M 9lltAc
bcbolten: Mcr 0u hat Ocnt ioll nod
mrcbr NcQcbc1 merocn, ltno 0cnL Der
mcniQ rat, iou uIt-bu5 nod Qcltowl-
men mcr0rI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

Gerlahgt. $1,000 .pcrtb altcs @plo, sil6rr
iro SiurnaHten fir eaar. ,6afeiberg 3atiua
nal 1cioelrn Co." Hr. 1906, Wgros6utam.S ctr,
uberbulb SahettesStr. (g,dr53, 2Nic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
@eitdtigt:


HtultptHl ptl Splllu't NeVotpe'
(MRdrS2G. 81. %. 80 81 ;Slprill 1880
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08

SonucrlaG, cen s, Nprii 1859.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
fir 5ficutihe Snu.cn. snbs5e.
nnrIrrrmI nEa S-InhI-Mnrnirmr

CpriI,3,OslO,13.f5 I7.iii5.2i .33,27 II. 800
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-For the past week
the future markets have been completely DOM
mated by bullish sentiment and on several
occasions have developed runaway tendencies.
Bears have been timd, and reactionists have
Invariably met with costly experiences. II
therefore remains for constitutional bulls to
check the fever by reducing the fire. This
they are apparently trying to do by pouring
contracts into the ring In so far as any one
can see fundamental conditions have under
gone no change. In the main the world Is
bullish on cotton for much higher prices. The
output from the fields cannot be increased
Relief, therefore. must come In the shape or
decreasing consumption, which in turn must
follow business checking price. Fall River
advices say last weeks sale puts farther
away the prospect of a curtailment. In fact
there is a growing impression that there Will
be little or no curtaiment in Fall River
even we'll along in next year, no matter what
mills outside may do. Some Of the treasurers
have declared plainly that they do not in
tend to curtail unless conditions change con-
siderably for the worse. Many of the mills
are now so well engaged through to March or
April that they could not curtail. even par
TALLY, without great inconvenience. If the
price of cotton be forced to the vicinity OF
J6c and the price of goods fail to follow 1t
IN the feeling about curtailing would prob
ably change, though there could be no general
curtailment until after March. Manufacture
ers have succeeded in securing advances in
nrfces this week. The census ginners' re-
port will be out at the opening next Monday.
Following is range of quotations today:
ysol,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.--onomea sugar
was the arm feature of this mornings traat
,n local stocks and bonds, and had sharl
rise of over $3.50 from the previous bid Al
Of the offerings were taken in up to 90 u
and Sc was bid for more at the close There
seems TO be no special news being circulated
4, iris company, save that the buying
orders come from the islands. Other sugars
to have activity were Hawaiian Commercial
which recovered to "a; Paahua' which VEN
abaad 10 2SM bid; Hutchinson, which was
steady at H. Firemens Fund made another
record with sales at 225. Alaska Packers
was firm at 7S% bid. and Associated oi
vas wanted all around the room at 80. A
small lot was traded at S9B.
Bond dealings were above the average
with rises In United Railway As to 10 y and
southern Pacific refunding 4c to 96h as the
chief incidents. City Electric 5s were better
at 81; California Gas and Electric 5s steady
at 90 7-S and Spring Valley Is higher al
SO 7-s The remainder of the bond list was
Arm Unlisted securities were duh and un'
changed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
WYOMING MAN BUYS
EIGHTY-ACRE TRACT AND
WILL GO IN BUSINESS

A tract of so acres at the southeast COR
ner of Manchester and Central avenues has
been purchased for $4,000 by John @,
Hamm a new resident of Los Angeles, who
came here recently from Rawlins. Wyo
The sale was made for b. w. Weeks and
Mabel Kendall by II. G. Cotton. II. w. He'll
man building. The property viii be sub
divided and improved. The cost OF side
walks and streets. to be constructed at
once, will make the immediate investment
500, 900.
A number OF residences to cost 1880 to
$4,000 will be built on the tract Efforts 10
secure the early extension OF the Central
avenue car line through the property Will
be made.
Mr. Hamm has engaged in the real estate
business in Los Angeles, and expects to be
instrumental in causing a number OF Wyom-
ing people to come here to live
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Beans-Pink.
So 25aS so; Lima, s4.15q425; small white, st6O
OATS; large white, SS@S50.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 90cQsLOO; Salinas
Burbanks, S1.25d1.40 40; Merced sweets, SL25q1.50.
Onions-Fancy. Use; common, 60c.
Various-Green peas, Sq6c; string beans, so
&c; egg plant. 5OQ75c; green peppers. 4oG65c;
tomatoes, 25Q60c; summer squash, 35q65c; gar
lie 496c; cucumbers, 60qS5c.
Poultry-Live turkeys, 20q23c dressed tur-
keys, 24Q26c; ROSTERS old, Siq5; do young,
Sc 5o6S 90: broilers. small, SSq3.60; do large.
s4645 so; fryers, s5@55O; hens, $tb0q9; ducks,
old s4a5; do young, $500; geese sl50@2 so;
goslings $2@2.5oi pigeons, old, A.al25; do
young, $2d250.
Flour-Family extras s69s4O; bakers ex-
tras, S6G6. 40 Oregon and Washington, IS 100
$40,
Wheet-shipping, $1SO91s5; milling. $3.50.
Barley-Feed, S1.4S%@1. IS; brewing, $1471h9
14sA; Chevalier nominal.
Oats-Red S1.659175; white, s1.52ls@1. 6715
black, $2.409260.
Miilstuffs-Middlings S3s.5OQs7. so; mixed feed.
s2Sa3S rolled barley, $50. 509S1.50; oatmeal, 81;
cat groats, S4 rolled oats, s36QS7
Hay-Wheat, S15Q2l; wheat and oat, S14d17;
oat wild, $1415; oat, tame. s14G16; barley.
slc@l3 alfalfa, S9@12; straw, 50Q70c
Receipts-Flour, $500; wheat, 700; barley,
1885,, oats, $50; beans, 1895; potatoes 60S5;
onions, $40: bran, s45; middlngs. 1907 hay, 44O;
straw, s. hops, IS: hides. 2Oso; wine $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
STOCK MARKET
IS TWO-SIDED
SOME SHARES WEAK AND SOME
ARE STRONG
aREAT BODY OF SECURITIES AND
PRICE MOVEMENT LlSTLESS
Points of Strength In Wall Street Are
Scattered Through Miscellaneous
List of speclsIitles, Some
- Obscure
[Ry Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Today's stock
market was a two-sided affair, in that
some stocks were weak and some were
strong. The great body of securities,
however, was inert and the price
movement was listless.
Points of strength were scattered
widely through u miscellaneous list of
speeialties, some of them decidedly OBJ
scure. Railroad stocks generally and
some of the high-priced industrials
We're inclined to be heavy. This was
true of United States Steel in early
trading, as well as of Amalgamated
Copper and the railroad equipment
stocks.
The operations that made stocks
strong from time to time were greatly
concentrated in their execution and
apparently in their origin. The fall of
2 points in New York Central follow
Ing yesterdays news of a new issue
of stock to the extent of 25 per cent
of the, present volume, was in line
with similar action of Pennsylvania
and New York, New Haven & Hart
ford, when additional stock issues were
announced by those roads.
The violent speculation in progress
in the cotton market and anxiety as
TO its outcome Is accepted as an OBJ
Ject lesson in conservative financial
quarters.
There were fresh reports today of
conditions in foreign money markets
that are Lot reassuring. 1t was re-
ported that another advance i'm the Of
ficial discount rate of the Imperial
Bank OF Germany had come into dis
cussion again.
The Bank of England unchanged
rate made cheerful impression on
spectators. but the decline In condi-
tion of that institution as well as of
the Bank OF France indicated that the
hoped-for recuperation at those points
was not going on. Sterling exchange
here declined sharply.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, 1862 900. United States As reg
,istered declined 4 per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--Evaporated apples
easier with November quoted at &c, although
offerings are not large. Spot fancy, nominal;
choice. 9i6a1O1ac; prime, SlsdSAc; common to
fair, 6AqShc.
Prunes strong on reports of better export de-
mand on the coast. California, 2kQ7c; Ore
gon, 6@9c.
Apricots firm with good foreign demand; ;
choice, 1l911Ao; extra choice 1liAqllAe;
fancy, 12q12hc.
Peaches Arm on light offerings both here
and on the coast. Choice 5Aq5hc; extra
choice 5%G6c; fancy, 6}A@6Ac
Raisins quiet, with buyers inclined to hold
off ior developments the coast tLoose
Muscatel, 4d5isc; choice to fancy, seeded, 5&
@6Ac; seedless, S&q5c; London layers, sl2o
91.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4--The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows
Trust funds: Gold coin, $50 9ls S69: silVer
dollars. $4s7, 741 900; silver dollars OF lSSV "a
no 600. silver certificates outstanding, $4S7,
al, 600
General fund: STANDARD silver dollars In gen
eral fund $2.12S 0Si; current liabilities VIZ
sss 993; working balance in treasury othecs,
COG e17 eA7. in banks TO credit of treasurer OF
the United states, $S1 1is,92s; subsidiary silver
ccin S17 sol 5s9; minor COIN sl4S5,14S; total
balance in general fund, $50, $780, 5SS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
PINK BEANS ADVANCE
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
DROPIN BUTTER STRENGTHENS
MARKET
Potatoes Continue in Unsettled Con
dition-Poutry Growers Begin to
Ship-Persian Dates Arrive.
Tomatoes Decline

Pink beans advanced to "a. 25d435 a hundred
pounds in the Los Angeles market yesterday,
a difference of 25c on the bottom price Other
beans were unchanged.
Butter on account of the SC drop of Wednes-
day, showed some strength yesterday, but
had not recovered it's normal condition.
Tomatoes declined to 25945o lug box. Large
receipts weakened the market.
Potatoes stll unsettled on account Of
heavy shipments from the north.
Poultry growers beginning to market
their broiler and roaster stock. Hens are still
scarce. Fish were in ample supply.
Strawberries were scarce, and dealers had
difficulty in filling orders.
Black figs advanced to S1q110 a 2-layer
crate.
New crop dates were in market yesterday.
The various packages ranged from Sc to lie.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05

CHICAGO, Nov. 4--Aithough wheat had a
further break to new points early, the shorts
we're more inclined TO cover than TO play the
aggressive and have been working for the
rally most Of the time since. The early slump
was partly due to a new crop of stop loss
orders, First purchases of No. hard winter
wheat on a basis for making into contract
grade at profit were made here today thus
putting this and the northwestern markets
on about the same line for blending, cleaning
etc. TO the contract grade. Cash wheat mas
ruled weak In all directions.
Corn made an excellent showing. The ex-
treme break In wheat early carried corn
down to u TO Ac below yesterdays close,
but the market rallied about one-half cent
later, then hol~ing around yesterdays close
TO trihe below it most of the day, and,
despite considerable important selling pressure.
Cash old corn is getting scarce. New corn Is
also firmer,
oats were reasonably active. Cash concerns
have sold a fair line Of December, and there
has been much changing done. one leading
private wire house buying May and selling
December steadily most of the day, while
another did the reverse. Demand for cash
aaf fs bpaVV
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, Nov 4--Coffee Futures closed
steady net unchanged to Is points lower. Sales
a. $50 bags, including Nov Sc, SO@6S5, Dec,
$685., March $3.50. May s6.6oQ6.65, July $6.65Q
675 Sept $6,75. Oct $3.50.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining $3.50. cen-
! trifugal, 96 test. $3.50; molasses sugar ss.55,
refined steady, crushed S5.S5, powdered s4,S5,
eranulated $515.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Fruits-Fancy
apples. 75G90c; common. 40@65c.
Berrles-Strawberres, S96; huckleherres,
5dsc; raspberries, $s910; cranberries, slOQ11
Grapes-Ordinary, 5O4S5c.
Pears-Common, soc; fancy, S1.o0.
Pomegranates-50G75c.
Persimmons-S1qL2
Quinces-40475c.
Oranges-Navels, S2.50Q3; Valencias, s2a3N.
Mexican limes-$5. 50@6
Lemons-Common California, S293; good to
choice, SO 50G4; fancy, S4,5045.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 7bcqSS5O; pineap-
pies, $2q275.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-05

CHICAGO Nov. 4.--Cattle--Receipts esti-
mated at 5OOOi market shade higher; beeyes,
ss 9099.l0; Texas steers ssS094S5; western
steers, s425@7.40; stockers and feeders. sSQ5;
COWS and heifers. s2Q57O; calves, $6.25gs50.
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at $4,000; market
5G1Oc higher; light, $7.3O@7S5; mixed, SZ45@
s.O5 heavy, s74odS.1o; rough, s740q76o good
to choice heavy $760q7lO; pigs, $5.S0Q7 50;
bulk of sales, S7S0aSOO
sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000; market
strong and 1Oc higher; native 50. 5oQt75; west
ern. s27504s0; yearings. A5od5 65;J lambs,
native. $4.ks673O; western, s475q7.25