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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-06
oevipws Work Done by
prohibitionists in
Washington.
Nothing He Has Done
or Said Calls For
Apology.

The first shot IN Tue I''''''' 1t ~" cam
qaign was fired last nlS"' ""e" Inc
Hon. John u. Jul 49,
,ng address before representative
.A4,a,ea If Hawaiians al K. T. Hall
.;un had received little or no
- .. .- +l,u. r,-.r,
ai'aH''
about TWO hun"''N
and the speaker was listened to with
,s,t interest.
NJ, on+;sa}oon Ia4gue was bu-
..s NJ ,v,.1r,,.
'Pat7''s -
found II Ae'eSs0lS u q i''''7 '' |
ponappearance OF It's members. lie
stated that he did not know why there
ms 80 moor a representation but ad-
49, ,ossabI, ox,1ano+;or +ba+
"ey nisH' Id VI '-0'' IL '-''' ~ -
ing was for the ha"aliaA9 onIy ana
remained away that the others might
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-06
Mr.. Roosevelt's Address

Mr.. Roosevelt 5 speech, in full, was
as follows:
1t IS with peculiar peasure that
stand here today to express the deep
appreciation | feel of the high honor
conferred upon me by the presentation
OF the Nobel Peace Prize The gold
medal which formed part of the prize
| shall always keep, and I shall hand
it on to my children as a precious heir
loom. The sum of money provided az
part of the prize by the wise generosity
of the illustrious founder of this world
famous prize system, | did not. under
the peculiar circumstances Of the case.
feel at liberty to keep. / think it emf,
nently Just and proper that in most
eases the recipient of the prize should
keep for his own use the prize in its
entirety. But in this ease. while |
did not act officially as President of
the United States, it was nevertheless
only because | was President that I
was enabled to act at ALL and I felt
that the money must be considered as
having been given me in trust for the
United States. | therefore used is as
nucleus for a foundation to forward
the cause Of industrial peace. as being
well within the general purpose of your
committees: for in our complex indus
trial civilization of TODAY the peacp Of
righteousness and Justice. the only kind
of peace worth having. is at least as
necessary in the industrial world as it
Is among nations. There is at least as
much need 10 curb The cruel greed ana
arrogance of part of the world of capi-
tai, 10 curb the cruel greed and violence
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

Sinouet / gabepGreIiet. Ser er altl
paa Slben | 9agligIhien. Seq iatte
&agen tilbage | Spisfmmeret. Seq
oraf life al Nelfen. Ser bIir life
noget @ean. Sngen bar aipet mig
noget BUD til Dig. Seq lagbe Dine
8repe / Boitfasien iaainart ieg fom
neo | 9pen. Din Weor bar life be-
iset mig paa 4ontoret. Der er in-
gen Ssbsfalo, iom Ri er i1tteresieret
/. Seq bar life bort ON noeet Gil
termaal eler nogen SorloOelie. Seq
banoe oct meaet traplt paa 4ontoret
ioas meb at ifrioe &eeninger. Seq
bpnste mine &leoer ODER StoIrpg.
gene. Seq snifer at fua ct frifft @g
til Srofoit. Seq tror oct er alt, og
leg oil mn Huffe 2mmpen."
Scr. Snpoitr,ip fsIte, at BON bap-
be afo9reet alle Spsrgsmaal, og meo
ct triumferenbe emil oper belle tit
anIigt itrafte ban Saanoen no / Ret'
ming al 9ampen meoens ban tog
Sigte paa Sengen. 90 bleu ban
naiten forItenet peo ct Spsrgsmaal
al Wers. Snpoitrup: "Sporfor tuger
on life al Dig Satten9"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

9et ban6e bel goat ct Tar Iars
Si6 eaer iaa, ba en- Mano meo Ell
Boittip og en- gisrn fom til SoteGct
Bear Greet % fit 2ogi. 9isrnen
oaniet, iom famine 9isrne blir tpuns.
ne til at gisre, og Wanoen ipilte.
9ette par paa Salen ,bpor 8isrn
og Manb bapoe boIbt Soreitinir,g for
8orgerne / gear Greet. Yaa Sotel.
LET bar bet BOG i,rniGigt at faa gisr.
men til at banie ener sne Sumter. 90
man en- Dag piloe fringe Den bertiG,
bleb ben raienbe, Heb Jig lss os orog
lige no / Sfi9nfeItien. Der itilte
"SIicf" fig op peb SfiGnfeoiffen og
pentet paa, at nogen piIoe betiene
oen, ioa bet no til. Deroper bleo
Cobb ioa bepeget og nnoerltg TIL
MODE, at ban life f,inbe anbet END
finbe frem en- SLATE &1tm for gier.
men. San begpnote at faa en- big
aneIfe ON, at 9isrnen piit bar gam'
mel fienbt paa Steoet. 9et ifuloe
ga bel aIoris bore "Slicf"3 Suit
Iom bette SpsresmaaI flsi eienmenl
Sotelpertens lille Sierne, begpnote
gisrnen at tromme paa Often meo
enc 2obben, os ba bleo DER. Cobb laa
aIao, at bet Dor ct SpnL at ban life
bsbe af glpoe. San bar oa iiffer
bad, at bet Dor "Slicf". Sg oa
gisrnens eier fom ipringenoe, greb
gisrnen i aropen og begpnote at
ifipIoe, men bIep il9ngt mo UNDER
ct gorb, inoen ban fit iagt iaa meset
iom g., bapoe buerfen ban eaer De
andre 8ionesbprb bebop. Senne
gisrn bar ianoeltg, Ianoelig eobbs
famine gisrn og beo "Slicf"!
Cobb fisbtc gisrnen igien, og oen'
ne lepet I9nse ct ruligt pGroigt Sto
tit eamle, mn npe Siem. 0tan bao'
be ofifaffet it9rfe 8riffe Bear
Greet % Bit gfboIosfoIf, og for
"SIicf" bar Der intet aneet OF glsre
emo of fslse De anores efsempel mi
Iom aItib. Set eiorbe ben og bleo
oqtet oa 9ret. Sapbe intet iGrtftlf
hpttbt, finbe "sIicf" eobt ia fom.
met til at bli en- gammel, b9oret Ea'
triorf | gear Greet; men oct iGrittlte
b9note. en- np Sfse, Cobb banoe
fisbt iig og it9nst mo, brso Jig no,
beapnote at saa gerierfergans os
aisre "SoIobrso" al alt, iom bar Den
ipeien Der paa @aaroen. "Slicf"
piISe boIbe Stpr paa ben gale Disc,
oa berfcr err "SIicf" 900 MI. Sor
set er, Tom iast, lise febt, enten en-
fom 9iern err ct @eni e1er en- Sotot,
bpis Den err iaa ubelbig at itsoe 'am'
men meb en- sal Disc. Selp ct @eni
Tom Gobbs tamnte gisrn fom til
fnrt -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12
sapoe SfjGbnem MOB Hg.

9loffen bar balp ct, ba Mr. Snpo.
itrlrp nGrmeoe fig 9sren til Senee'
pqreIiet, men ban bapoe benne Gang
betemt fig til at afparse ale Spsrgs'
maaI, iom bans beSre SalpSel pleie-
De at cpboISe bam meb peo inaoorrie
GnIeoninser. San traaote oerfor
raft inoaS 0sren, iatte Sampen paa
aommooen os bespnbte tin Sale:
Seq Iaaieoe 9sren I'll entreen
o. iatte arogen paa. Seq traf gssg'
len no en- Iioen Smile. Snnoen er
inoe. Seq faiteoe no aatten, Seq
tSmte gmeiaoet mSer Ssifabet'
aoffepiaen bar iaset Sslptsiet med
fla tiHenes. SEQ iaite en- Stpf moi
@asbsren. Seq iatte Srspen pas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12
Bright Things.
land duller ones.)

Try being a little potter, and see how
much easier things will go this week.
1t may be stated, incidentally, that it
is a good Zeal easier to drive a man to
drink than to drive him away from it.
In view of the fact that a candidate
doesn't want enemies, he is mighty will
ing to risk making them by boring
people.
There are all kinds of spins: one kind
says dreamly, "Any oma on earth
could marry if she wants to-" Another
kind says, viudictively, 81 would not
marry the best man on earth!"
An employer dicharged a nan to-day.
what was the the trouble?" a reporter
asked the employer. Every time l told
him to do a thing" the employer replied,
"he began arguing with me-"
Many a man who objects to paying
three dollars to hear grand opera, cheer
fully pays hundred of dollars a year in
unnecessary taxes to witness the per-
Torrance of big polititian.
Herbert Cunningham, a good looking
young man, 10 years old, who lives with
his father eight miles southwest of
town, was before the Probate court to-
day on a charge of insanity. He was
heard to say lately that he intended to
remain with his father and work for
him, until he was IL years old, when he
would do" for him self. Thefeupon the
other boys in the neighborhood had him
arrested OF a charge of insanity.
A handsome girl had a good position
downtown. She gave it up to marry a
10 cent mar. Now her condition is such
that all acquaintance are saying: isn't
it to bad!' Her husband won't work,
and her married sisters, who didn't
"do" very well themselves, cry when
they talk OF the brides predicament. We
can understand why a nan is crazy to
be married. but, II we were a woman.
well bet we could resist the temptation.
No wonder women are fond of opera
tons; we heard a woman say yesterday
that the only real good time she ever
had In her life was her experience in a
hospital, while recovering from an ope
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

"Ssr Der spenien," iaeSe Yrincipas
len en- Sag til fin aontoriit, lab mig
iiee Sem ct Gar Orb I Sortroliebeo.
Rin Some bar | en- Ieneere Sio Iaet
Rerte til. at Seres Srre life biIier paa
benbe paa @aben. Se niIbe eisre mig
en- flor Sieneite. bpis. Se tinbe forraa
8eres Srue til at piie min Some ben
Spmerfiombep. font bun 10 I girfeIts<
beben ffplber benbe."
Goutoriften iuffcbe. ~9et eisr mig
onbt, Sr. 9ircttsr," ia8oe ban, men bet
Tan ies life"
20 bpurfcr ifte?"
"Sproi ies itaar uuber SsffeIen Ii9es
iom Be ieIp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

~alieebel, bpab @9no os 8isrne ofte
eisr, bpis nogen itenfaIter Dem. Sen
nGIte Worgen / goo Sib inbtog
"Slicf" Stiaing bag ct Gre peo Ser.
fmnten og pentet paa Sammp. 9a
Sammp paa fin Bel til Sfolen uben
OF t9nfe paa Sare fom forbi Greet,
iprang 9isrnen frem, req Satten at
BAN og flsp dop | ct bit Sre meo
Den. Der bpfgte ben Satten paa en-
Ssrfefoiit og fIutret NED isien. 9isr.
men imilte og 10 rigtig r9paetiet,
men Sammp tuoet og eraat p9rre
emo en- fulton ISfrub.
gisrnen cit bort til Eiimpen
igien og intte iig, mems @iitten fIsp
op | erect etter Satten fin. Soet
8utten par fommert op til ben 3piIt,
Satetn bang paa, gif 9isrnen bort,
bpor @utteus6 Iooipano itob, greb
oct og riisIet bort til Greet, iamt
iatte fig meb fpseen moo bette oe
begpnote | go og Dag at fort9re fin
Sienoes Wi6Sagsma6.
Soer Morgeu, Sammy gif til $50.
Ten, iab gi6ruen neb gumpen og 10
fuIt; men Giltten faitet aIorig Sten
paa Den rlG
Set bar en- isrgeIig Sing, at Sotel.
bert Cobb fom til at Ieie Sbortp Ip.
erion til S~otelbetient - en- iergeIig
Sing for "SIicf". "SIicf" fom I
baarlist SeIifab famine Stuno, Iom
ben blep fieuot meo Sbortp; oct err
baabe piit og ianbt. Wen Scr. Cobb
bapbe | ct 9lab I9it ON, at Sbortp
bar life iao iIoe gisrnetGmmer, og
at ban snifet 1Iaos iom SoteItiener.
9erfor boobe ban benpenbt fig til
bam, og MI bar altiaa Sbortp ser.
Sbortp Gperion I9rte gisrnen at
"bofie", ia Gpssetag og briffe 9r9n'
bepin og 81. "SIicf" % Sbortp
broe SoIf til Sotenet, os Cobb tiente
Ben9er poa benz; men "Slicf" blep
mart ligeiaa ~forfalben iom Sbortp
ON life pGrre. 9e to ubfsrte "altii.
iter", raar Ger bar nogen til at lie
paa, og efterpaa lob De piGige SiIifu
ere ipenbere paa fig. Set por no.
htrligpis Sbortp, iom fsrte Srbet,
men naar Der bar noeet at fac, tulete
"SIicf" ioa piIigt iom Den p9rite
0rammeiIuger meo bort til Often,
bpor ben braf fine Grommer og @Ias
81 Tom en- = Wanbl 9ofaIblaoene
fortiatte raturIiepis fine ueentIige
9eretninger ON "SIicfs" @ebriftcr
oa 8enialitet; men Sonen ! biSie Or.
tifler bIep mel og nier bemobitemt eli.
ter bpert, iom "SIicf" forfalot %
bIep ct Offer for "aong IIfoboI"
Sort og goNt at fortene bIep "SIicf"
% Sbortp mart iaa berpstebe | Bear
Greet. at Wr. Cobb fanbt bet floeeit
at file iia peb Dem begge to. Sal,
loo iimpeItben Sbortp pioe. at ban
life baoSe nter @rug for BAN, os
gisrnen iolgte ban for flinsenoe
Wpnt til en- ompanfenbe Girfiismanb,
Sbortp por Der inser, iom brso iie
ON; men "Slief", ben Iobne Sple'
bette, bobbe fere Serrer % SiIb9n'
gere | @eor Greet, emo noaen anet
"a Sisie falbt no, at Cobb bapoe
fcIst "SIicf", bar be farbise til al
eisre peS hans Sotel, Tom "6ribeos'
barren" | garis eioroe peo gaitiner
for cper 100 @ar iioen. Selp 2ofal
bIabene bopbe "SIicf" ! penlig Grit
bring. og nGiten bier llae bapoe De
fine SpoIter Iiubetaler og CODE Sr'
for oen ompanfenoe firbente a,rtitnel
fra Bear Greet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

ration. The nurses waited on her,
whereas she had never been waited ON
before, and good meals were served her
while she was lying in bed. Her hus-
band and children took care of them
selves, and altogether, the woman's
operation was the one bright spot of
her life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12
GD0telsOags'
Xxx S0gen n
Mette CT IN Of bette aars
81 Pr9miebsser. 90 Of bsut.
me eiter he ,tauae ueIpiQiae

Mette er IN Of bette aare
az Yr9miebsser, 90 Of bsni.
me otter be mango peIbiaise
anbefaliugsr. ri bar mootaset.
bill pisitlis nenns BOO binbs
Snteresie blauht "Tersrabs
SsRen''s S9iere % andre.
Spsen q ~iaalents insrettrt.
ct Der for bbrr al Aartts 9a'
toer Ct fire blanfe Sinfer meo
Ylabs for SaHilirns 90 Slest'
ninses Sabne. timber bier
Oats CO anfgrt en- euer Here bt'
rsmts RGnss 90 abiuners 6sns
feIsong, % paa ben mss ffuas
enos Sibe fnthes her - for be
tiIiuarenoe 1atser - ct iistt
Uers. ct Gpisrant ener m itn'
taleIie af en- eler anseu tapH'
iiimhie Rerisnlisbeb. Oct siI
brre al nor Snttrtsie for trs
bier Gamillt - 90 fan asiaa
brb bisie 9eitisbeber blibt til
ifSenttt Aptte - paa ntnnt
Waaoe at base belle fin Sl9st
iam!et | en- Zig .linta nrt SsB
mte ansisslie al buert enftIt
@eblems Ssbiflssatu % GpS'
ielsaar.
Sogeti &C inuft inhbnnneu
96rrro ritn crset "Ssnielss
bnssbss'' Gnlebosnabrr paa
Rpsseii % Jorfsen. liant rpot
emit, % ben fennes frit msh
Elabet for $1.25 bttalt | Jor'
ffnn. gi bar ssiaa enoel eles
giant inhbuabne Submit Tom
foIrr 10 Gents crtra. % be e.
bel serbt bet lille Siaas for
rlniesnbrts Sfslo.
asrssIs;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

No wonder women are fond of opera
tons; we heard a woman say yesterday
that the only real good time she ever
had In her life was her experience in a
hospital, while recovering from an ope
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-12

aitriS: "SGnt, Sigrib Frpber at, at
bun bar Sarrilieimpt!er:"
&agnbiIb: seq peo | bet minSite. at
5euOes fredericksburg bar p1ret ! tire
Sumilier. ter Senrit GAP beuSe sen."
@iefsn: ~aaar a ret, Sc iaeoe.
Se ferIt iaa Saesns OTIS. Sri. Sisne2"
-cutrine otte Timer eiier at ieg bar
feot."
@jeiteu: "Soabbeb - bnao mener Sc
meb oet?"
Sigue: UT ies bleb fsot 81. II ON
Gfteueu. % SoIen itoS fsrii op 81. u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
OCTOBER PAY DAY
SHADOWS MARKET
Reading Sales Aggregate Over
40 Per Cent of the Days
Transactions
LONDON BUYS LITERALLY
$7,500,000 U. P. Refunding
Bonds NeutraIize English
Influence in Gotham
LONDON BUYS LITERALLY
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The stock
market today gave more signs of life
and took on a semblance of breadth
and strength. The increased conges-
tion of the dealings in Reading as the
day progressed, however, lessened the
appearance of breadth and restored
that of narrow professionalism, which
has been the fault of the market for
some time. Sales of Reading made
up over 40 per cent of the days ag-
gregate transactions.
London Joined literally in the buy
ing, and there was substantial de-
mand also from uncovered shorts.
The conspicuous strength of Reading
at first was made an argument in IA
vor of the general advance, but later
became the grounds for some doub
and hesitation over the general move
mens, as the professional operations
engrossed an increasing proportion OF
the whole market. The hardening ten
dency of money rates was ignored IN
the conviction that the causes for 1t
were temporary and lay in the prep
arations for the October settlements.
In Berlin especially the necessities of
these payments loom large. The ad-
vance in the official rate of the inn
perial bank of Germany. while pre-
dicted, was made full 1 per cent to 5
per cent instead of the expected Az
per cent. The private discount rate
rose only u per cent to 41s per cent,
but the private discount rate in Lon
don made a sharper response, the rate
for three months bills getting above
the official bank rate. An advance In
the bank rate on Thursday under such
conditions would not cause surprise.
The placing In London of $7,500,000 of
Union Pacific refunding bonds neu-
tralized the influence of the London
money market of the stock market
here. Bonds were strong. Total sales,
par value, 1862, 900. United States
bonds were unchanged in the bid
price on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
Promoters
Opportunity

By PROMOTER is meant, not stock salesman but of
successful accomplishments bent upon adding his store
of the worlds goods by the honest development of Natures
the legitimate creating of profitable industries.
this particular the industry has been created the
demand and the profits ranging from 100 to 1000
All the tmeconsumng and panstakng preimi
nary details have just been completed Additional capital
needed.
The right has of the few opportunities of the
years make anywhere from $4,000 to $oOOOO
profit dependent his ability and whether he utzes his
which he controls Two skfu and efficient Or
ganzatons will conroone the business itself and
financial Immediate action commensurate with
sound business judgment is necessary
Address confidential communication for interview to BO
287, Care of Herald, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
pAclElc COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 26.--Flour-Famr
ily extras, $5.60Q6; bakers extras, so.oO@
8; oregon and washington, $4sO@6.
Wheat-Shipping, s1.52h q 1.b7h.
Barley-Feed, s1.o2h @1.o5; brewing
oats@Red, s1.2o9l.ao white. si'55@1.soi
black, s1.35@1.45.
Miiistuffs- Middlings, ss4@3 mixed fesd
s25@96; rolled barley, S22.50@ 50i oat-
meal. $3.50; oat groats, s4.25i rolled oats
Hay@wheat. s7@14; wheat and ost. IS
oils oae. wild, s6.50Q9; oat, tame, $7q
II. so; alfalfa. $7@13; straw, $S5@6o.
Receipts-Flour, 1853; wheat, 2965; bar
lev, 20 285; oats 1850; beans, 624; pota-
toes 1855; onions, 1925; middlings, 455;
hay, 1858; straw. Is; hops, sl3; hides, 1895
Be- Beans|Lima. L45@A5oi small white
az al: large white. $3.50,
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks, $1.40Ql.60;
Merced Sweets. l Y Q2c.
Onions-Fancy. ST. common. soc.
Various-Green peas, 80 sc; string beans
a@6o: egg plant 100000; green peppers
1oa soc; tomatoes ESQ soc; summer squash
40G65c; garlic. 2@3c; cucumbers 50W 75c
Poultry-Roosters old $50 $50; roosters
young, S5.50QS; broilers, small $50 800
broilers, large. ss.5O93.75; fryers, 1907
hens S5ml0; ducks, old, s5q6; ducks
Young. S7a9 geese, s1.50@2i goslings. 81
Q250; pigeons, young Sl.5og l.7S'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

Special service to The Herald by j. c. VIII
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Sept 26.-Although cotton
speculation was very much reduced, prices were
strong and the opening, which was above sat
urday's finals, practically lowest of the day.
The September and October options were with
out any sensational feature, and most of the
strength in the distant months was attributed
to short covering and the belief that next
months bureau figures will warrant level
we'll above 13 cents.
Liverpool due 6A points lower on September
and III to 21A higher on later months. Opened
the market quiet but steady at net ad-
vance OF points on September and 2h to Sls
points on later months, Spot cotton steadier,
points higher at 7:79d Sales, 5000 bales, Of
which 5000 were American.
Port receipts for today estimated early at
52 900 bales; last week. 80 900; last year. So 700.
The government has issued a report which
shows total supply Of cotton for the year ended
August 81 1910. as H. 95S running bales,
made up as follows Stock at beginning Of
year 1,4SS, 5s5 bales ginnings lO35O.0lS bales;
Imports ISL 1896 bales. Distribution of the crop
is as follows Exports, 6S39,02S bales; con-
sumed 4,707, 1877 bales stocks at close Of year,
$50 s03 bales of which 51S,l01 are held by man
ufacturers and 421, ,7O5 distributed elsewhere.
Number Of active spindles is 2S, ,S49,O67 bales,
of which TO- S26. 500 are in the cotton growing
states and 1882, 2aS are in all other states:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Wheat was compare
lively firm, but later drifted lower Trade was
dull at all times. Early strength was due to
the bulge in corn, which induced OF
Saturdays short sellers to cover. Later the
market eased off because of the attempt of
some of the early buyers to resell, Weak
ness in the northwest, an unexpected heavy
increase in the visible supply and a poor
milling call for cash wheat, all combined to
depress the market. The main depressing fea-
European markets showed little color or direc-
tion. Statistical news largely depressing. The
absence of speculation and the accumulation of
supplies bid fair to drag us lower unless for
eign markets come strong again, as they have
been doing Unexpectedly at times lately.
Corn higher early because of the ap-
proach of cold weather. Freezing tempera-
lures. almost winter, prevailed in northwestern
North Dakota, and frost is forecasted for the
northwestern and the western portions of the
corn belt tonight. In addition, the market is
helped by the small sales from the country
and the presence of fair export call at the
seaboard. Latter, however, was not as good as
last week. The later weakness in wheat and
disposition on the part of the local bears to
sell caused a reaction from top prices.
Oats higher, with other grains early drag
ging lower with dull trade later No ap-
parent demand of Importance after early COW
ering by shorts. Country sales over Sunday
very light, but eastern demand correspond
ingly limited.
Competitive buying between shorts and pack
ers of the September and October lard was the
leading factor in provisions. It helped prices
of other futures to some extent but the bal
ance of the list tended downward.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
DAILY MINING CALL
No sales
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-cattle-Receipts es-
timated at $4,000: market 10 to l6e lower;
western steers. s4.2OQ6.S5; stockers and
feeders, $415@ 5.S5; cows and heifers, s2.26
0640; calves. $7@9.65.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 2l,OO0; mar
mss0; heavy, SS.4OQ945; rough. Ss.4oV
$50; good to choice heavy, $4,000 94bi pigs,
S.SoD9.5O; bulk of sales. ss.75@92o.
sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000; mar
lsat Ioc lower; native s2.66@4.40; western,
SS@4.35; yeariings $4.50@ $50; lambs ma
live. s5@725; western. $5.25@72
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
COTTON AND WOOL

~ ,,,itb Sentember showing a gain of
pont and later positions of 11@1s points
ST LOUIS, Sept. 26.-wool-ouiet; me me
dt,,rn Grades combing and clothing, 23@ FAC
iigbt fine, 19@21c; heavy fine, 15Q17c; tub
washed, % 033c ,,z,,,.
snot closed easy, 10 points lower; middling
uplands. 1S.60c; do gulf. 1856. Sales H.
Futures closed steady Closing bids: Sep
tember 1S.3sc; October, 1880; November
and January 1899; December, 13.S4c; Feb
ruary, 1886; March, 1S,4lc; April, lS'4Sc;
May, 1S47c; June, 13.46c; July lS'4oc'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
ulslRLE GRAIN suPPLY

NEW YORK. Sept. 2e.-The visible sup
senternber "a as compiled by the New York
produce exchange. was follows
Wheat, S2.243,Oo0 bushels; Increase p
623. 900.
corn. 463s, 900 bushels; increase 7Ss000.
oats, 1880, 900 bushels; increase, $4,000.
ave $4,000 bushels; increase $4,000.
Barley, 1886 600 bushels increase, $4,000.
The visible supply OF wheat in Canada
last Saturday was 4.iss.ooo bushels. an in
crease OF 9os,oO0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Money on eau eau
easv MOE per cent; ruling rate, per
oanf. closing bid, rs per cent; offered at
Time loans firm; sixty days. az o. per
cent; ninety days. 4@4 Ia per cent si'
months. 4l-4@4h per cent
close. prime mercantile paper, 6h as per
cent. ~, 4,,, p,,s-
mess in bankers bills at s4.SS'ooW 20 500, 20
for sixty day bills and at $4.S6.4o for de-
mand .o,
Commercial bills. $4.ss@4ssh.
Bar silver. SAGE.
Mexican dollars. 44e.
strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

AN FRANCIsCO. Sept. 26.-Butter
Fancy creamery slMo; seconds. 29hc; fancy
Cheese~New, 14h@1Sho; Young Amer
lea, 1914 @17cN
CHICAGO, Sept e.-Butter-steady;
creameries 24Q2Sc; dairies. 23097c.
Eggs-Firrn; receipts 1898 cases; at
mark, cases included. IS " q 21c; firsts, 2Sc;
prime frsts use.
Cheese-Steady; Daisies. 16&c; Twins,
141b@t5c; Young Americas. 15h @16c; Long
Horns 15h D16c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Coffee futures
closed barely steady at q net gain of 90 .
points; sales 7O.7O0 bags September ana
october, $500; November, $685. Deeemner
and January 50; February, SOL; March,
s9O2; April, s9.04; May, s9,O5; June, S9.o1;
July and August. $40.
spot coffee firm: Rio No. 7. lie; santos
No. 4 IL 5-sc.
Raw sugar steady: muscovado. SO test
Ss. IA; centrifugal 96 test S4.24; molasse
sugar. SO test, SS.49. Refined steady; crush
ed s5.O5; granulated, s505; powdered, $o'lo'