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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-08
OLD POLICEMAN
 DIES IN BRISTOL
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Bristol. Conn.,, Dec. S.-Eben S Crocker, a retired police sergeant Of Boston, Mass, died suddenly, today. at the home of his son, Charles Death was due to heart trouble. He was 65 years old and served 35 years on the Brockton police force. He re- tired, last night, in apparent good health.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
WiQipnen anf Der Strase.

.Yort 8. MGr5. - Ser
atblif bon $10,SOO.OO0 in 8oIobor.
rem ouf einem 9oitpoaen Dor bent
@iin5amte IN @au-Str. lofte aciter.
Nafmittag iiber 1000 Herionen oil,
Die nit offcnent Munoe bic ibnclr
liierreihbaren Heihtbiinner beiui,r.
oerten. Cine an5obl GoIisilten ma.
rem IN Der Menge oertbeiIt iporoen,
iuabrenb Die 1850 9orren inn 9ertbe
BON ie $4,000 ouf oen 2nitpagen ac.
tragen lpnroen, I'm nod Dem llnter.
Sd)osamte transportirt Sl fpcroen.
SIN Miin5omte iuerSen sur 3eit Ge>
p%arotnren porgenomnlen. uno sic
geamten bielten es oaber fir rotn.
lam, Die @ol0buren bis STR 9eenoi.
guilg Der &eparatltren inn ltnterid,ob.
ante unter5nbringer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
8lnefiel0s in Mcinhr.

W onagna, Nicoraguo, 8. Wdrj.
= Sic 8cnerGle Sasque5, @obcp
rho Srias iinb bier ein9etroifen, nm
nit ErGiiocnt Wobrij barber i'll be.
r0thclt, Oh nlou l1idlt cine Nrrlec &c.
gc1 SlitcileloS icnocn ioIle. Gle Gr.
fobrllllgen oeS pcriloiienen ErGiiben.
ten 3elopo mdbreno bes Worid)eS
no6 Gamo moeen inoeB bie Gegie.
rung onberen SinneS lnodeu. Srop.
benz miiroe Gin oerortiger 8lon nit
Hiidlift olIf Den llmitonb, boB ollc
Serillhe, Die Nrnlee scr prouiiori-
lden Gegiering 81 reorganilirei!,
miblnn9en iilro. chen Jest gut olls.
flibrbor.
Sllefielos, bos 6iS9erigc Snilr-
geltten.9teit, lett feline lettert Sofi.
nul9en allf @oibineton. SIM See
benlber .. IS. onterte Der &~ereiniete
Staaten &reu5er .GeS Moines" altf
Der Sobe oes SaienS ulo lun6ete
Marines oloaten uno @offen, ltnt
Die Staot I'M Sale elmer 9tieoerlooc
Der &c6cllen Bel Hama ilno Gl &e.
creo ST. id)iiten. Ser o%merifoniidc
aoniul befinbct ii6 in ununterhro-
6ersr Scrbinbrrg nit @oibingtor.
lt1o eS miro %bcrnnitbct, ooB, ioGs
General @osqle5 Die Hebellen bel
Gonla bciiegt ltno glueficlos al,
greift, Die omerifoniihe Gegierurlg
oa3piiden tretcn iperoc. amerifoner.
Die iid alf Settle Gitrooo'S aeihlo-
gen baben baben @oote fir oie1lld)t
bereit. YrGiiocnt Woori3 bat bellte
mcbrere politiiGe @eia1gel1e entIoi.
len, I'm, pie perlnltbet miro, Ole
S~onierpotipen in Granada 5u perioh-
nel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Ter Batter croft.

@aibington, z. g., 8. RGr,.
- Ebilonoer Gbaie anor, jun., Der
Sobn oeS StoatsiefretGrs Der Ser.
Stooter, lieB geitern, oils cr per
9obn bierber elite, nm Dem llngemit.
ter I'M elterliden Souie g%egeniiber
ST. tretcn nn0 icinc Gltern INN Scr.
]ei6un1 fir icine iibercilte Seirot6
81 bitten, ieine 'iunge 5Srau aus Gor-
lid)t in Baltimore 5uriid. Gieie fam
einiae Stltnbcn nad Inn bier an.
Mc1iAc Mintten nodlber beiono lid,
Slng-&llor NIT iciner NellucrmGbl.
ten lpleoer olti Ser Miidiabrt mad,
Fropioetcc. Nuen Nn5etd)en llah lit
Der ppr Dem illngen Yoore ~errpartete
elterlid)cS e4en ollSAchlieben. Staat3-
Sefret1r &nor uto Srau aror lebn.
ten lpdter ieoes &nterpiep ii6cr sic
Iffolre ob, mo I'M &nor'ihen Seim
ipuroc erflGrt, man niIie obiolut
l1ibts barber, tpobin Der ilttoe &nor
mo Ieine 6rau iid genen6et 6Gtten.
Seilte Mutter ioq Der iu,ge anor i'm
elterllden SeIm gar niht 5il @ciid)t
betonlmen babell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
bereits Dor 6einabe elmer @od)c id)lie-

bereits Dor 6einabe elmer @odc id)lies
BEN.
Iuspmtberer, Die auf benz Qonti-
nent feline ElaBe fir Die Ealiage er.
baIten fonnten. tommen in GROCER
3abl bierber, III Der Soifmtng, Nme.
rita uli ben britiifen 2inien errei.
den 5l f0nnen.
Sir ndfiten Wonat miro oild Elm
recorbbrebenbes 8eifGit I'M Serfebr
nah Canada crmurtet.
Sum Gu9arii it n.Gon9reB
Gpm 8. WtGr5. - Ser Yapit bot
Sen auroinul Gincen5o 8anrlteIli Of
fi5iea gum 2egaten fir Sen @u6uri.
iter.9ongreB ernonnt, Der i'm Sep.
tenlber in WontreoI itattiinoet. Star
oinal @anuteli miro Die 8cIegcnbeit
oa5u benueen, gang Canada nnb CT.
men groBen lbcil ser Ser. Stoaten
81 beiutcn.
Sir Oie Soec.
@ien, 8. W0r5. = Sn @oli5ien
lperOen gorbereitungen iiir cine INN.
fan9reide @ertretltng Der DItrciGi-
iden Yolcn dllf Dem Eolniiden ga.
tional-GongreB 0%etrofien, ser in
@oibingtun i'm Mai abaetalten iuer-
Den Ioa. llnter ben Gelegaten iper.
Sen lid idmmtli6e bcrporro9enbe
Eoleniiibrer uno bon ben ein5elnen
Hegierungsbejirfcn geip0blte Gele-
goten %beiinOen.
Ser Sd)riftiteller Scnrpf Sienfic.
mics miro Die Reiie nit Den Gclegoe
ten mitmoden.
Sopon'S 9uoqet angenomA
Sofio, 8. MGr5. - IaS Budget
fir 1910-1911 lit poIit1noig anges
nommen iporben, nod)oem eS pom
observation-disclosures om II. Sebrilor
nit geringfiigigen Nnlenoements on.
genolnncn mnrocn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

ten 9eelierllngen iid nid)t bepabrt
batter, lit in bieier Sorm ni6t ri6tig.
SIN gegenpdrtigen gugenblid miro
~alleroings Die SeeresperlpaItltng buS
Sufti6ift 10 mie eS lit, nift abneI,-
men. Gas 2uftihiff .3 8" miro ei-
ner ariinOlihcn Hepilion unter5ogen.
Die Atcllerungcn an n3 3" bobcn lid)
je0od I'M Nugemcinen iebr gut be-
rpubrt. Ser llelte TropeQernntrie6
miro beltebelt bleiben; oogegen babeu
lt6 cine fleine Contributions ,Nenoc.
rllng an Den Hropellern u1o ionltige
mbeoelltcnbe SerbeicrrmQen ais
notDmer0ig ermielen. No1 9eenoi.
gllng oieler Nrbeitcn perben I'M
JrilbjaDr nelic Erobefubrteu nit bent
rs lln~ternommen, lln0 bonn Plus.
fol bieier Erobefobrten miro c3 Damn
obbongen, oh Oas ReiH ben n3 3"
abnebmen miro ooer nid)t.
@aS sic tedniidcn Sortid)ritte be-
trifft, Ole Die Secre5perluoItung al.
geblid) oeranloiien fonnten, nit 0em
Soit elmer 2liftflotte, be5ip. nit Der
gbltabme cincS meiteren Sdiifes ocS
3eppellntppS 81 norten, 10 meroen
Die Nellerul9en an ben y3"-SGiifen
in oieIem Sobr ni6t oernrt eini6nci-
oeno Iein, Dab cin ldngeres 3uruor-
ten bon ir9e1b mel6em erGcbli6en
Nflben mare; ollf jeoen Sal miiroen
Die &ort6eile cines meitercn 3ufuor'
tens IN feinem SerbGItnib 3u oenl
@ertb oes @eiiBcS elmer 2%uftilotte
1teben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
500 Straie fir SuStidllaa.

Sraperie Gitp, Mid.,l 8.
Nfdr5. Der @etger Golcb Cor
bon bier, lpeld)er i'm Streitc 6ronf
9orbp ben S6docl cin9eihlngen bat
tc, entging geitern BET ieiner Tro5ei-
Iirnng Ser Scitrafung lpegen Goot-
ldlagS ooonrd), bab bel Ser Sbouf-
tion Der 2cife conitotirt murbe, buB
SoroD elnell goll5 obnorm biinnel1
ShdNel bate mo oob Der BON Cor
aefilbrte SdIoa cilten aep06nlid)cn
Menlden nit)t 5etootet boben miiroe.
Cor tam nit elmer 8clobuBc bon
500 megen glrtgrifiS 6apon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Sin TrGscbcnsfaQ.

Nem Sort 8. MQr,. = Gin.
Thinning bat oaS Sunocs. areis. PIP.
peaotio1s9eridt seitern entidieoen,
oab ell Sanferottenr, scr allf Dem
3euaenitonoc olif sic inn poreeIeg.
ten 5ragen itcts onttpcrtet: sd
farn mid nid,t erinnern," pom Hid,.
fer obne @eiteres peeen MiBodtung
oeS @er1hts ms @ciGneniB geibidf
ncroen folllt, nno Dab rs nid)t notbia
III, crit Die grbcbung elmer Mcincios-
Antloge acgen i'm ourdsniescn.
Htd)ter Gore bat Die Gntideioung ae.
ltrieben, nlo ole Gidyter 2acombc
llito Nopes piIid)ten ibr bei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Negcr.Eaitar selgndJt.

Nem- Orleans, 8. M6r5. -
giner Spe5iolOepeide aus @reen-
ipoob, Miii., 5ltfolge lpndte ooiel6it
beltte iriib Morgcns ein Nfob eincn
NegersYoltor, Namens @oGoce, mel
der gcitern 9lbeno ben YolijiItcn s.
8. Slod bur6 einen Mepolperidub
idper perlebte. Ger Neger muroe
on einem Selcgropbcnpiolten oufge.
bduat. Erominente 9iirger foroer.
ten Den Wob pergeblid alli, Dem @e.
iet ieincn 2aui SIT Ioiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Scr meme tiirfiid)e Sptifafter.

Arlington, 2. g., 8. Ntdr5.
- 3iu Foihu, Der cnlirente riirtiidc
geamte, meI6er lebten SCRIPT ais
Spc5ial'GommiilGr nod 2lmerifa
FAM nm ben ErGiioenten Gait Don
ser MISUNDERSTANDING Oca icbigcn
SuItunS in aenntnib 81 iebcn, lit
gum tiirfiiden @otiduiter in @oib.
ington ernontlt morben. 3ia Gnido
bat Die Siirfci bereits in @ien uno
Rom pertrcten. Gus Staotsoeportes
ment bot Die Nodridt Ollrd ben BOT.
idaiter Stral1S 1T Gonitantinopel En-
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
36 Eeripncn Derlcbt.

Sos Ingcles, Gol., 8. MGr5.
sc Yerionen, melfc IN einenl
8oggon Scr nOaf &rou.2inie" ilb.
rell, mlrroen g~eItern 9lbeno perlest,
ctIidc bupon tootlid), inhem Ser
@oaaon BON Der 2ofomotipe zines
6roht5llgeS Ser San Georo, Sos
glngeles unb Salt 2afc.gobn" &c.
trofien mllrOe. Gle eleftriiGc 9obn
iuar nit 2eutcn poQ gepodt, melde
iid oiti Dem Seimme9c Don Gbeotern
bcinnben. Glide Der &erungliidtcn
mur0cn 5piihen 6en Sriimmern eins
acflemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Wia feline Ed,eibnna.

aanias Ctr, 8. Mdr5.-Srou
eona Go'uin Gubabp. Die 8ottin ocs
reid)en Sobn 2. Gubobp. ser ben
ganf-Vrdiiocnten Sere 9. ellis am
Sonntag Morsen 10 idrcdIid) Der.
Itiinlmelt bat. miro iid bon ibrenr
Marnlc nidt idcioen Iaiien. General
Gorpin, ibr Sater, lit aus Smobu
berbeigeeilt nnb erfl1rtc, oaB lie Ole
nriprilngliGe s(biidt ciier 5rennuiia
INN ibrer ainber miIIeit ~anfsegebrn
babe. gld ibre gcgenpartiee @ob.
illlrlg miro lie nift perlaIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

er Ser Situation nidt genafien iei,
lpuroc Der Gouperneur nm Siilie ali
gegattgen.
Die Nnaeitclten in Sen @erfen 5lt
@lenS Sails mltrbcl, obne OaB Der
@eIellidoft @eidncr0cn ooer &erlnn'
gen qeiteat muroen, an ben 9Illsltanb
bcorbert mo 81 Niogoro Sails miro
cbcnfaIlS Elm Strife cruartct. Iic
Strifer baben feincn Gcriud &C.
madt, iif nit ben 9eomtcn Der @cs
icllidJuft in &erbinOung 81 iebe1."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
$4,000 Scrscnspflaiter.

Rem Yorf, 8. MGr5. = 5rau
9elene %. @olter, Die Gbicago'er
Wlttrpe, meld)e Sbeooor u. Reper,
ellle1l Mailer, ipe9en 9rlds bes Che.
oerlprehens ali $4,000 Shaben-
erlat perflaate, erbieIt beutc bon Den
8eld)lporenen i'm Obergeridt $4,000
Sd%ooenerio s 5llgeiprpd)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Hruseg in arpfcm Mapitabc.

Council 9luffS, Sa., 8.
MGr5. = Is. 5. Wabrap unb brei.
5ebn %ieiner 8eltoIien purben bcilte
aiif Die aniduIoisuule bin, Shlpin.
oeIeien IN sroBem @abitabc betrie'
ben 5t baben. I'M @unoes. Iiitrifts.
8eriht p~prgefiibrt unb ale plaioir.
ten niIt ifrloie. Ger Ero5eb nintmt
morsen ieinen aniang. 9eniamin
Marfs, ein reider Eolitifer, mcIder
Der filanSieae 9eiter Der Teridwo.
RING iein icn, fonntc %frant9eitsbal-
Der niht crIfeinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
SGlcd)te Wnsiidltcn fir Years.

@ubington .. g., 8. MGr5.
= Tas Sllb.Gomite bes Slotten.Gos
mites bes Observation-Disclosures ent'
lf,ieo iid beute einItimmis 9egen bic
Serabreifung elmer g%elobnung an
ben Commander Hobert j.. Yearp,
bis oerielbe meitere @emeiie erbrad)t
bat, boB er ben Noropol pirfli6 ent.
0edtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
General Sbpmas' Sobn begebt
Scl6itmprb.

colorado Springs, Col,
8. Wtdr5. - Carl 3. 9bomas, iltn.,
Der 30 Sabre alte Sobn oes 9riaaoe-
@enernlS Carl ,. Sbonios, Gom.
imolloelr oes GcpartemelltS Goloro.
90. NIT Dem Solptquartier in Zen.
per, bat iid auf ieiilem 3immpr in
cillem bicii9en Sotel crifoIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
gnn0cSIenatur Daniel aelGhmt.

Gapton, Sloy 8. MGr5. - Bun.
oeS Ienator Daniel BON Sirginien
puroe g~eitern a6enb bier pomS hla9
geriibrt. gr beiinoet iif in ei,icm
biciisen Soipital, unb Die Ier5te er.
fIarerL bob er lid erbolen miro. Der
Iitfau mar MIR Elm lcihter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
an Der Sdliuc6c.

Gbico9o, 8. WGr5. IoS
Contemporaries Der 9riioerihoit
Der 2ofomotipfiibrer nno Sei5cr ser
neitlifcn giienbobnen, peldbes belte
bier togen ioIte, bat Die Gonferen5
arf mor9en perihoben. Siini5ig
giIenbobnen iino an bem @lsgang
Der llnterbanolllngen intereiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Mbeumatisu,uS.

Gin paar frdftige ginreibungen
nit Or. &i6ter's
PAIN EXPELLER
neroen ale Sdmer3en un6 Steiibeit
Der @lieoer benebmcn. 2cibet nidt
u%titotbig. 25 unb SOC. in s(potbefen
nno BON
i. Mb. Midfer e So.
(aaS Tnbpffaet,. 9hirinaeu)
215 %rar( etreet, Nsw Dprt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Sampffciiel.G ioroert Srci
Spfer.

Norie, Nrf., 8. MGr5. - @G6s
reno Tie NIT elmer ShneIliofeit bon
80 Meilcn pro Stitnoc illbrclL CT.
plcoirte gcItcrn Nbenb bier Der
9unpffeiicl elmer 9ofomotipc, un0
bic fcIBenOen brei 3n86e0ietitcten
tainen INNS 9cben:
Sobn UNDERWOOD. &ofpn1otipiiib-
rcr, BON 5baper, Wo.;
@iaiom Barter, Sei5er, bon
Sboper, Wo., ln6
@iliom .. Wnp6rap, 9remier,
bon ShNper, Wp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
81 Wcnidjcnlcben pcynidtct.

S%uncolL stlnsfo. {. WQr5. =
Son elmer NbtDcilung @rubcn- Arbei'
fer, ipeIhe in Der Werifouiihen Minc
cine Sprengiliig ubimrtcten, muroeil
in 6plgc Der grploiion zines G,llper-
Moso5ins g~etobtet. Ger cin5ise
lleberlebenoe lit SIa Geretid,, peld)er
in benz Soipital untergebraht lper.
Den muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

S6mprrbotnen Ia 0 bis IA SaBen fnrirt.
@a5o Ointment iurirt iu6enoe. bltroe, bIiis
tcioe uno bcrnoritebenoe Sdinnrrtpioen In 9
bis IA Icgen ooer ons 0eIb 5uriiderftatiet. 50c.
(gpbttiTo,6 uqte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

Gum aotbolifcnto1c, mclfer inn
September III Meluorf, rs. obgc-
bnlteil ncrben ioll. miro Der oertife
Sob. 8ieS.
berts. &ertreter oeS 3. Giiiieloorfer
@ohlfreiiesGiien, erid,cincn, Ger bent
Centrum a%ngeborenOe slhgeoronetc.
meld,er lett Dem Sabre 1899 arbei-
tcriefretar in Miinden.@ loobal lit
mo fiir5lid oas 45. 2ebensiobr boil.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16.-Beans-Pink,
5.25Q5. 40; lima 81. 6O94. .9O small white, s.. rs
4S50; large white, SS.009350
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 81 .5001.65; Sa-
linas Burbanks, s1.7541.S5; Merced sweets,
50 .70G3.00.
Onions Fancy, s1.25; common $1.10.
Various-Green peas, 4q7c; string beans, 79
10c; egg plant, 6Q9c; green peppers. SO950c;
tomatoes 50cGs1.0O; summer SQUASH 75cQS1. rs
garlic 4a5c; oucumbers, 50 2.00d2.50
Poultry-Live turkeys, 20q2lc dressed tur-
keys 21@24c; old ROSTERS, 81 A.O0Q5.00 young
ROSTERS, S50OGO7. so; small broilers, S30004 90;
large broilers, 81 OO@4 so; fryers, $4.5O95. so;
hens 81 0o@10.00; old ucKs, Sc. 00@7 co.; young
ducks, Ss00ql1.O0; geese, s2.00QS.oO; young
pigeons, 81. .50611.75.
Flour-Family extras, s540Q5 80; bakers ex-
tras S. .4O@5.S0; Oregon and Washington, 81 90
@425
Wheat-Shlpping. $1,4591.60.
Barley-Feed, 107la; brewing, 11091 12K.
Oats--Red, 81 .071aq1. 271s; white, s1471aQ1. 55;
black, $1.37Q1 .42A.
-Middlngs. $s2 OOa36 90; mixed
feed, $250O@26.0O; rolled barley, s23. .00Q24. 90;
oatmeal, sl.25; oat groats, s4.26; rolled oats,
$29 00931.00.
Hay-Wheat, ss.OO@14 90; wheat and oat,
50 O0911 so; wild oat $S00@9. .00 tame oat IS 90
oil so; alfalfa, $9.o09i1 co.: straw, 35@5Oc.
Receipts-Flour 1856; wheat, 1920; barley,
4515; oats, 27O; beans, 1775; corn, 790 potatoes,
7S45; onions, s5; hay, 4lS; hides, 1876 wine,
25, 300,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
BOND MARKET IS
WALL ST. FEATURE
Stocks Remain Dull but Firm and
Prices Take Higher
Level
THE CASH OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Heavy Currency Shipments to
Pacific Cast Offset Big Re-
oeipts from Interior
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-'The compar-
atiHb strength and activity of the bond
market was again the principal feature
of interest in today's operations on the
stock exchange. Stocks We're dull,
though firm. but the demand for bonds
was we'll maintained, as was evidenced
in the general higher price level Fur
ther gains were made by the issues OF
the Central of Georgia railroad and
the beneficial effect of the recent court
decision on these particular issues
seems to have extended throughout the
list
The market opening was irregular,
with some heaviness in United States
Steel, attributed to the announcement
that operations at one of the corpora
tlon's largest mills are to be curtalled
indefinitely because of poor business.
Forecasts of the weekly cash move
ment point to a small loss of local
banking institutions. Heavy shipments
of currency to the Pacific coast and
the southwest have been largely offset
by receipts from the interior, and tax
ing the weeks general activity into
account, no marked changes are llkeiy
in tomorrows bank statement.
Transactions in foreign exchange
We're seemingly without bearing on the
gold imports situation. At TINS tilne
there are no indications that an Ameri-
can bid will be made for the South
African gold to be delivered in London
next Monday, but much larger con-
signment is due there later in the
week and some of that may go to our
bankers.
Total sales of bonds par value,
$3,1S1 ,000
United States bonds we're unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Standard copper easy;
spot S12 20Q12.35; December, s12. 221sQ12.S5 jan
uary $12.25Q12.40; February, S12s0Q12. 45
March. $12 35Q12.45. London dull; spot, e57
Is Cd = futures, s57 1Ss Sd. Custom house re-
turns show exports so far this month of 14,13S
tons. Lake copper. s13913.25; electro, sl2.75g
13; casting, s12.50912.75.
Tin hrm; spot, s3s.45QSS. .55; December. $aS 4oq
$3.50; January and February, sSs 2O9SS. so
March, $3s 15Q3s.5O London steady; spot, f175;
futures, e175 IS.
Lead quiet; s4.45Q455 New York, $4371s@4 40
East st. Louis. London, 213 IS.
Speter weak; s5.70Q5.sO New York, $3.50
5571a East st. Louis. Sales, 100000 pounds
December. East st. Louis delivery, at $557h.
London, e24 rs Cd.
Iron Cleveland warrants 5s 1115d in London.
Locally iron remained more or less nominal.
No. / foundry northern, S15.25916.25; No. 2
foundry northern, s14.75Q15.75; No. l foundry
southern and No. / foundry southern soft.
SIS. .256R15.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
LOCAL STOCKS DECLINE
A SHADE ALL AROUND
Fair Trading Characterizes Mar
ket Led by Mexican Petro-
Ieum Common

Trading on the Los Angeles stock exchange
yesterday was fair and prices were a shade
Off all around. Mexican Petroleum common
was the chief attraction, while several large
blocks Of Cleveland changed hands at cent
or better u share. Mexican common lost near
ly a point during call and closed somewhat
weak on sale of fifty shares at S37.
The volume Of business well scattered
through the oil list. Jade Oil was the one
stock that made a substantial advance. clos
ing a point stronger. The first sale OF Jade
was made at 311ac, amounting to 1000 shares'
The second 1000 shares went at 315sc, and the
third, Of 2000 shares. at S1Ac. The next sale'
consisting Of 1000 shares was at &c, and a
bunch of 5000 shares went at 81. The last
sale, Of 1000 shares, was at 32%c.
Consolidated Midway stationary and firm
at 20c, and with the exception of one sale,
buyer 30 days, the entire bulk Of trading was
done at zoe. Sales amounted to 1900 shares,
one cookbook (the one that was buyer &c
days. solo at 0Ac.
There vas some demand for United OIL and
Central, but prices were too far apart to ad-
nit of vigorous trading. One thousand shares
Of United sold at nc, and a similar number
of Central at $1s2B.
Union was a shade off at the close. Only
thirty shares were sold during call, twenty OF
s100.37ia and ten at S10025
Less attention was given to California Mid
way than usual and only 5000 shares were
sold, opening at 56c and closing at 55c.
Associated advanced a fraction, closing at
s47 on sale of thirty shares. The first sale OF
twenty shares was made at $46.75. Movement
of the stock was in sympathy with San Fran
cisco.
In all 800 shares of Mexican Petroleum COM
mon were sold. The first bunch, amounting
to 1870 shares, was at s37.S71a. The stock then
dropped gradually and closed on sale Of fifty
shares at $37
Two shares of Union Provident changed
hands at sos 50 and 100 shares of Los Angeles
Investment at $3.50. In the mining list John
ME the only active stock, 2100 shares sell
ing at lac. Bonds and bank stocks were in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
CHICAGO GRAIN

special service to Ine Herald BY j. (, WIZ
son. member Of the Chicago board OF trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, si2 West Fifth
street. Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. Dec. ia heavy tone has been
seen in the wheat market today Liverpool
showed strength on expectations Of smaller
worlds shipments. Private estimate OF an
Argentine exportabe surplus of 1l9, ,000, 900 bush
els, the largest figures furnished lately, and
they had considerable effect. The market was
also Influenced by the large primary receipts
and liberal accumulations Cairo, ILL.,, reported
wheat sold to southern mills at equal to &c
over Chicago prices. While the domestic news
comes bearish to receipts and lack of de-
mand, yet the premiums for cash wheat are
maintained, and now the foreign situation is
showing improvement in smaller worlds ship
ments. decreases on passage and continued
continental demand.
The corn market was heavy all day. al
though net declines were not extensive. Con-
signments Of corn moving in to the full
capacity of the rolling stock on the various
lines. one road being over 1000 cars behind in
Its orders. There was no shipping call worthy
the name
Oats followed other grains in a general way,
but December oats were relatively weaker, ap-
parently because OF constant daily deliveries.
Provisions were dull most of the day; higher
at the outset covering by shorts in pork,
later off ON realizing sales, rallying again late
in the session. Hog receipts here and west
were short, and prices were inclined to firm
ness, despite the big carry-over from yester-
do
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
market 1Oc higher. Beeves, $4 1907 .S5; Texas
steers $4O095. Is; western steers, S4 4OOQ5. S5;
stockers and feeders SS.35Q5.7O COWS and
heifers, 50. 100000; calves, S7.00Q9.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900; market
slow but steady. Light, 81 735Q7.70; mixed,
81 .S5977O; heavy, $7.S5g7.7O; rough. 1907 .45;
good to choice heavy, 81 45q7.70; pigs, 5000
1856; bulk OF sales, $7.5O97.65.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
steady Native, $2.4O04.S0; western, $2.30a
4S0; yearlings, S43OQ5. .65; native lambs, 81 .25Q
630; western, $4.50@6.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-At the beginning
of business today the condition of the treas
ury was
Working balance in treasury offices, $685.
376.6S1.
In banks and Philippine treasury, sS4 639, 744
The total balance in general fund was $685.
197 269.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were s2,416 S51.
with disbursements OF 1882, ,351. The deficit
to date this fiscal year is $5,69l 314, against
S29, ,341, ,521 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16-Fruits-Fnacy
apples 60c; common Acc.
Berries-Strawberries, 50 O0d5.00; huckleber-
ries 5dDSc; raspberries $6.00Ql0.00; cranberries,
$40. .00915.0
Grapes-Or1inary, 9Oc@$1.35.
ePars-Common, s10O; fancy, s1.25..
ePrsimmons-50dS5c.
Oranges-Navels s1.50d2.50.
Mexican limes-S4 .5065 co.
Lemons-Common California 800! fancy,
81. 90.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75cGs3O0; pineap-
pies, 50. .004250.