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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

and dairy produce yesterday. the old quotations
for all three descriptions being allowed 70 stand
IN the absence Of business on the exchange. In
the street eggs ruled firm at the recent decline
and the light arrivals OF fine fresh stock We're
quickly disposed OF. The butter market bad a
mixed tone. with dealers reporting ia easy or
firm according their individual stocks were
large small One handler bid &c. the quota
tion. for extras the exchange. bur did not get
any. while some large receivers said that the~
were unable To dispose OF their holdings 10 regu-
lar trade channels. The only change in cheese
was in the tone Of the market for new fancy
fats. which were declared weak instead Of
steady. ON the preceding day.
Receipts We're *. 100 pounds Of butter. 81 000
pounds OF cheese and $40 cases OF eggs
The f0llgwiog are the official quotations estab-
hShed on the dOor OF the dairy exchange Prices
in the street while governed BY the exchange
quotations. generally range from 115c TO &c high
er, owing to the various charges 10 be added.
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STOCK MARKET

Local securities quiet and uninteresting
yesterday. and the only change of note were
better prices for City Electric $51 25 and for
Associated oil at S43 371h
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1880 a. m.
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
[SnecinI Distnteh 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1.-THE oil stock ex-
change would have been lifeless today but for
the heavy sales OF Consolidated Midway. This
stock opened at 22%c, Fridays closing price.
and advanced to 23a4c. and to 24c 80 day
buyer Union sold at $102.2 25, about the same
as Fridays quotations. Cleveland was down 10
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Sew York Curb stocks
Boston stocks

BOSTON, Nov. 12.-E r. Hutton & %. S
wire says; The Boston market shows activity
in properties Of merit. which proves that the
investing public has learned TO discriminate.
We consider the placing Of money in low priced
coppers an absolutely safe operation. provided
the stock selected is backed by property having
honest and capable management.
The following list is published by E. F. Hut
ton & Co, 400 California street. San Francisco:
Rid Ask Rid Ask
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Business Continues Quiet in the
Local, Oil and Mining Stocks

GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS -,
CITY FL Co.. 81 52A Pac L pfdf 7oSs lob2
Orc ", L&P 81 . sS1. S - '
Insurance STOCKS -
Cal ms CO. 75 so lPac c Gas Co.15o .1l5
Firemns Ed. = 252
BANK STOCKS
Am MI Bk.1so - First Natnl. .22o 25o
Anglo & Lon. 14915154 Mer Nat Bk.
Bank of Cal. - 2o51s Union T Co. -
Cent Trust. .12s =
Ger S & L.2s5o 2aoo Nut saw Bk. ,oo
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California Presidio % 3215
POWDER STOCKS
Du Pont pfd s21 sS1a Giant Con s5A
Do com .143
Hawaiian G. ssss s4n ImafsWeii sH1Mii S c s8M
ao1os Ho9okas s & 1sA IA onomea g; AZ
Kilauea C. IL Union S Co.. 20
OH. STOCKS
Asso Oil Co. 43K - limited Pet =.
Palmer OIL. l.. 35 40I W Coast pf 101
Sterling Oil. 2&i Do com
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska A. S6M IPac AUX
Cal g A .1o4 - fPac G Borax.156
Cal Win A. 80 40 Pac T&T pfd 9315 95
NSG Alas Nsi6 Co. = 1l5 phi1ip III e" & 553z M 80
SALES
Morning Session
Board
100 Associated Oil Co.....-. 43 .371s
70 cry Electric Co:--------.-.- 81 .zo
10 Qnomea Sugar Co...-...-.-..- 39. 80
10 Spring Valley Water Con-. 48 g y
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.....-.-.. 80 .25
$1,000 Pacifc Tel & Tel 5s........ 90 .25
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. Nov. 12-10:S0 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
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ven. cases In
PortIand Butter AIarket

PORTLAND. Nov Butter-Cfty creanery
cubes, S5036e; prints. S7@S715e; store. 2S@24c
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Nortbern wbeat Market

TACOMA. Wash. Nov. 12.-wheat. milling
Bluestem T9c: club. T6c; red Russian 14c.
Export-Bluestem. TSc: fortyfold. zoe: club. 74c
red Russian. nc. Car reeeipts-Wheat. 20;
barley l; hay, ;. -.
stem. s3c; fortyfold. Sic; club, soc; hfe, soc;
red Russian Tse. Export wheat-Buestem. soc;
fortyfold TSc; club. 77c fife. 7Tc; red Russian.
75c Yesterdays car receipts-Whest. S; oats,
4. corn A. barley. 6; hay: 8
PORTLAND Nov. 12--Wheat. track prices
Club, T4dT5c: bluestem: T7GIsc; red Russian.
7Sc: valley 7Sc: fortyfold. 15076c- Car re-
ceipts-Wheat IS: barley, q; oats, 2; hay, H.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 12-CIose: Wheat
December 81 .Oost: May. s1.o514: cash No I
hard S104St: No. i northern, 81 .02l4 a 1 o.;
No . northern. 99cdS1.0219: No. 3, 9S@t q
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 5315654
Oats-No s white. 411zc-
Rye-No. . 1914 GT4i.c-
Fiax-CIosed at S2-65.
DULUTH Nov. 12--Flax-On track $2.5t;
to arrive s.. .6Sst: November. 2-6T; December,
So 63a4 May. S25T.
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Over years old range from SIS TO S25 lower
Note-ShIppers 70 this market must have horses
close to type, with age. bone conformation and
style. TO command extreme quotations.
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PER POUND

Cheese ''','iforuin fancy fats. 16iAc per 10.
weak: do irsts. 15c. weak: do seconds. 13c.
weak; fancy Young Americas. tsc. steady; do
hrsts. 161zc steady: Oregon fats, 1916, Arm:
Wisconsin daisies. 1Sc, steady; California stor-
age hats. steady at 15c for fancy and 1415c for
frstS: storage Young Americas. Ice. steady: Ore
gon storage fats. 1515c. firm; do Young Ameri-
cas-. 1870. firm.
Esgs-CaHfornfa fresh. per dozen. cases In
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Chicago nnd Provision Futures
Cash Grain and Provisions
IGAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Cash quotations were as
follows:
Flour steady: winter patents 81. 1064 20;
straights, So. .756430; spring patents. straights
$42564.45; bakers. IS. 604475: No. rye. &c;
feed or mixing barley. 60dT0c: fair to choice
mailing. 7s6S2c: haxseed No. 1 southw western.
81. 2.521a; No. 1 northwestern. So ssh; Timothy
seed. $3.50; clover, S14.30; mess pork, per bhl.
sl7-T5@1s; lard. per 100 lbs, S11-371s; short
ribs, sides 0oosel $9-5Od1O5O.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal TO III 600 bushels. Primary receipts
were 9OS 900 bushels. compared with ~996. 600
bushels the corresponding day a year ago rs
timated receipts for Monday: Wheat. S6 cars;
corn. 1913 cars; oats, 151 cars; hogs. 2S,0O0
haad
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BRITISH CRISIS
ADVANCES RATE
Influence Is Felt in Market as
Result of the Situation
Abroad
Stocks Are Sluggish Following
Rebound After Elections
in America
- York stocl List

z. F. Hutton q Co. 400 Californis street
r,er1b hers Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
YESTERDAY:
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New York Bonds

Int Met as 800 S0ls
Int Mer Mar AUS. s4is
japan IS -. SSA
Do AIS 1850. ~
Kan City So 1st IS T3Ik
Il Shor deb 4s 1881 e31s
IL g. y unified Is. sS
", X s. Tex 1st As as
Do gen 4lss -. S.
No Pacihc IS. 49,. 71%
Do cv 5s.. a2I.
Y r Of Mex aus. e4ss
\ Y c gen 3lss.. ssh
Do deb As -.. $685.
Ny. MIA II cv SIS. .l34
Nor & " ist cop5s ssa
Do cv IS 100
Nor Pacific IS 100
Do 3s .-. 74L
% S Line rfdg Is. a3
Pa cT 3i5s. 1915. 95S4
Pa con Is ...l03
Reading gen Is. 9Ss
st J. & S F f IS. s01s
Do gen IS Ss%
st l. $ " con Is. 75la
DO Ist gold as. 9oh.
Seaboard A L Is. 73as
SO Pacific col As. 92L
Do cv IS ... 37lk
DO. 1st ref 4s. 94sk
So Railway IS. -.loTa,
Do zen As 49,. 96
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Chicago Exchange Rate
Nev YORK Monex MarLet

CHICAGO, Nov. 12--Exchange on New Y
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DAIIY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE


wire says: 'FWheat-December wheat has been
12c but other months only 1kc above yester-
days closing at highest figures reached today.
At lowest levels the December has been off l2c
and other months &c. Trade has again been
parent on the part Of the larger local interests
Professional specula tors have been inclined 10
follow the largest interests. buying early when
were rushing TO cover. December has at all
times been relatively hrmer than deferred
months the short interests in that month grad
ualy being transferred from smaller 70 larger
traders There has been no improvement in the
cash wheat situation and export sales are lack
ing both in American and Canadian wheat. Win
nipeg again showing easier tone. Montreal
cash people underselling Winnipeg and Offering
wheat cheaper abroad Black sea shipments for
the week expected 10 be larger. European mar
kets colorless and showing small changes from
previous day No cash wheat sales reported
here.
-''Corn-Market has been rather dull. Weather
fine throughout the entire corn belt but over
night and today's sales from country are light.
Nevertheless the cOnsignmepts are steadily in
creasing because Of the cash premiums here and
the actual cars of sale here today are
about 40. mostly grading No yellow Eastern
demand for cash old corn for prompt shipment
fair with sales of 10. coo bushels. Receivers
expect beginning OF fairly good movement next
week although farmers are generally busy husk-
ing
''Oats-Trade in oats has been limited. market
ranging along within very small limits and
volume Of business to correspond. Shipping sales
were 10 600 bushels
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ness in bankers bills at "a. .s125@4.s15o for s.
day bills and at 81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.Soaa @4.s1A.
Bar silver, SIC.
Mexican dollars 4Tc
Government and railroad bonds steady.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Firm; 255sd per ounce.
Nfoney-412 04& per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market fol-
short bills is 45s per cent and for three months
bills 4Ss per cent
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
G W Powr5s 919l 98 Pac G&E pfd. ssA
Homo Sugar. AZ Do com =. 6S1s 69A
SALES
20 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfdl.. $3.50
100 Pacific Gas & Electric (com) -. SO 90
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L s ref IS reg 100 3
DO coupon .--l00sz
no IS reg -1ol =
10 coupon -1ol s
DO A. leg -.1l5
DO coupon -ll5aa
sllis-ChsI lst IS. T71a
Amer Agricul 5s. .i02Z
Amer T&T cv Is. .105
Amer Tobacco IS. sos
Do es --...--1 -106ss
Armour AIS -. 9lss
Atch gen 4s .- 9S9s
DO cv IS .----l05
DO cv IS IgS1s
Allan c L 1st IS. as
Bait & Ohio As. 9S
DO 31sS . 92
Do S " 31zs. 90
Brooklyn TT cv IS S3E
central Of ca 5s-106 Z.
Cent Leather S. 9si2
CRR Of NJ gn IS. l22sS
Ches & Ohio 4Izs.102
Do ref IS -. 941s
Chi & Alton 3izs. IS
q. B & Q joint Is 96
Do gen Is ... 20 4
C.N& StP gn 3lAs %
C.RT& Psc col IS 14L
DO refdg 4s-- S9lt
Colo Indus 5s. 77s
Colo Midland g. 20
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

FDIIUWIug NETt IIIe sdIEs VH lHC =
cisco stock exchange yesterday
COMSTOCyKS
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

Sec. IL. WIND PRESSURE. All
structures exposed 10 the wind
shall be designed to resist hort-
zontal wind pressure of thirty $50!
pounds for every square foot or
surface exposed, from the ground
to the top. including the roof.
In all structures exposed to wind
II the resisting moments Of the
% ordinary materials OF construction.
l such as masonry, partitions, floors
: and connections are not sufficient
- To resist the moment OF distortion
4 due TO wind pressure taken In any
. direction on any part OF the struc-
g ture. additional bracing shall be
z introduced sufficient to make up
3 the difference In the moments
- In calculations for wind bracfng
20 the working stresses may be In
II creased by twenty-five t2s) Per
- cent.
Article XII.
Floor and Roof Loads.
Sec. |. MINIMUM LIVE LOADS
REQUIRED Every floor shall be
or SUFFICIENT strength to bear safely
the weight to be imposed thereon
In addition To the weight Of the ma
terial Of which the floor 10 construct
ed.
The live loads shall consist OF all
loads other than the dead loads.
10 The dead loads I'm all buildings
i and structures. shall consist Of the
= actual weight Of walls. floors. roofs.
. partitions and all permanent con
4 struction.
g Each floor shall be constructed to
. carry the following minimum live
Z loads la pounds per square foot uni
y formly distributed: N
- class l. Store Buildings. Light
10 Merchandise:
a First floor. l25 pounds: all other
n floors. 100 pounds. store buildings.
g heavy merchandise. 176 pounds,
"A storage buildings. heavy merchan-
- disc, 200 pounds: manufacturing and
g light storage. 1870 pounds; large
z garages aud stables. so pounds.
~ The floors OF manufacturing
70 buildings. carrying heavy or fast
20 running machinery. shall be INCREASED
Il I'm strength over the above require
y ments.
3 Office buildings FIRST floor. 1875
4 pounds; all other floors, IS pounds.
Is class . Hotels. Tenements, Board
Is ing and Lodging Houses:
II First floor. so pounds: Hobbies.
* halls, corridors. dining rooms and
% other public rooms. so pounds: pri-
~ waite rooms and apartments 90
4 pounds: public buildings, first floor.
q l25 pounds: all other floors. %
- POUNDS.
teostiussd on page Niss.l
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1 Cast iron coiumns-short. 4 to 20
. Cast iron coiumns--long. TO 80
Sec. 6. MASONRY. SAFE LOAD.
2 Allowable safe loads In tons per
3 square foot.
! Brick work-Lins mortar. seven
5 Cd tons per square foot.
Brick work--Lims and cement
mortar. nine 90 tons per square
8 foot.
3 Brick work--Lims and Portland
9 cement mortar. eleven CAD tons
2 Brick work-Portiand cement
; mortar. ffteen uS) tons per square
4 foot.
8 are built OF pressed or paving
7 brick. the loads may be Increased
: not TO exceed twenty GOD per cent
y OF the above.
I tar i've 60 tons per square foot.
= Bubble stone work-I.ime and
3 cement mortar. six cd tons per
1 square foot
s Portland cement mortar. seven CD
! tons per square foot.
8 Bubble stone work-Cemsnt.
y eight go tons per square foot.
0 Bubble stone work-Portland
| cement ten to) tons per square
: foot.
3 Concrete-Cement. eisht g tons
I per square foot.
Concrcte-Portland cement. NJ
d teen 40 tons per square foot.
Sec g. TERRA GOTTA. Terra
. Gotta building blocks built In =
wall facing. plain or ornamental.
4 shall be homogeneous. well burn
5 ed and properly constructed with
8 webs. Such terra Gotta may be
loaded five CD tons per square
3 foot. OF effective section, II untitled.
. and eight 90 tons per square foot
A ha hah hAn
| solid with brick work or concrete.
See :. HOLLOW CONCRETE
2 BUILDING BLOCKS. Hollow con-
8 crete building blocks. made as call
I ed for in this ordinance. shall not
) be loaded more than eight tS) tons
. per superficial foot OF the net area
: Of such blocks.
$ Area OF hollow spaces shall not
Sec 5. hollow BRiCK AND
. HOLLOW TILE. When hard. hol-
) low bricks are used as the inner
4 facing OF brick wall. a proper
s the hollow space. Where hollow
: tile blocks, whether vitrifed. hard
: or porous. and constructed with
2 sufficient webs. are used for build
D ing partitions or as enclosing walls.
l the effective bearing parts or the
: tiles shall not be- loaded more than
3 eighty 800 pounds To the square
I inch. for hard fire clay tiles: not
; more than sixty 900 pounds to the
Il square inch for hard ordinary clay,
I tiles. and not more than forty t40)
8 pounds TO the square inch for por-
. Gus tiles.
0 Hollow tile walls supporting
l floor and roof construction shall
. not he used In buildings over two
} CD stories in height.
Sec. g. REINFORCED CON-
= CRETE Refer to Article Kill
Sec. 10. WOOD UNIT STRESS
. ES The following unit stresses
3 Of pounds per square inch shall DO
4 used for all wood and timber con-
b struction. based on the use or
D sound timber and free from any
Z defects that would impair Its
: strength
y Crushing strength In Pounds Per
Inch. Eunala
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safe I.Aal
Factor OF Safety,

The factor OF safety 10 be used
depends upon the place where the
column or strut Ia used, the load
which comes upon IL. and the
quality OF the material In no case
shall there be used a factor OF
safety less than four ca upon the
values herein given as &C" for
timber under Crushing Strength"
in pounds per square inch.
Where the length OF posts sx-
ceeds twelve I2) times the least
thickness for yellow pine. and ten
G0) times for other woods. use the
following formulaes.
Evening journal., 1910-06-29
PoRpHAM- SLACK.

a pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Slack. Jr., near Newport. on Wednes-
day evening. June p. at o'clock, by
tho Rev. G. r. Alderson. Of Newark,
when their daughter, Edna. became
the bride OF Reuben S. Pordham.
Among the guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Slack, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Pordham. ST., Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Slack. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Slack, Mr. and Mrs. william Edman-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pordham, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ID. Pordham. Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
zeigler, Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. stradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taggart. Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Weer, Mr. and Mrs.
w. b. Ratledge, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Rothwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Currender. Mr.. and Mrs
William Mark. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sillitoe.
Cornelius Davis. Harry Davis, Charles
ponohOe. Joseph Slack. Frank Hag-
erty. David Pordhan Frank STAFFORD,
Harry STAFFORD. Warren Singles. Edwin
Gullett. Edgar sheldon. Charles and
Linden KNOTS. r. A. Mcdonald
George Reinike. George CLYDE and
Earl Weer, William Benson, Thomas
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Loeber-Hsttinqer.

In Zion Lutheran Church last even
ing, Miss Anna l.. Loeber, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Loeber. of No.
500 Washington street. and d. Herman
Hettinger were married by the Rev.
Paul Isenschmid.
The bride entered the church with
her father who gave her in marriage.
Prior to the entrance Of tho bridal
party Miss Amelia Metzner sang "Oh.
Promise Ne" Miss Christine Loeber,
sister of the bride played the we'd
ding march from Mendelssohn. and
during the ceremony played "Trau-
meri." by Schumann. The choir OF
the church sang Probes Geleit." The
bride was attended by Miss Pauline
Hettinger. sister OF the groom, as maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Matilda Metzner and Miss Mary
Krapf Charles Loeber, brother Of the
bride. was the grooms best man, and
the ushers we're Daniel Krapf and
Theodore Bacher. Miss Catherine
Swallow, cousin Of the bride, was
flower girl. The bride wore white
crepe de chine with train, with trim
mings of lace and garniture pearls.
The maid Of honor wore white maline
over pink taffeta.
The bridesmaids gowns were white
maline with pink girdles. The flower
girl wore lemon silk and carried a
basket filled with lilies and daisies.
A reception was held following the
marriage at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hettinger left
on a trip TO Boston. Providence, r. l.,
and Niagara Falls Upon their re-
turn they will live at No. 511 Bayard
/ avenue
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new CASTLE
WILL CLEAN UP
Town Buys Horse and Cart
and Man viii Get on Job
TROLLEY COMPANY WILL
PUT IN STREET TRUNK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. June 29--New Castle
has gone on record in favor of NUM-
cipal ownership. AT least so far as the
horse and cart that win be used to do
the city work. New Castle owns the
outfit.
At the meeting Of City Council last
evening Mr. McCaughan brought UP
the question and finally the council
agreed to buy the horse and cart from
Michael Reedy for $780, Reedy WAS then
employed at $40 a month TO do the
work Of the city and the horse will be
kept in Reedys stable
Two days week will be devoted to
the collection OF ashes, two days to
the collection OF garbage and the other
days TO doing city work
AT last the Wilmington. New Castle
and Southern Railway Company will
put In the trunk at Sixth and Delaware
streets. 10 will be made OF heavy oak
panks The cutters west OF Sixth
streets Will be rrlaid and then every
hope will be entertained that the drain
age win be sufficient TO remove all
complaints.
Each member OF city Council will
keep tab on. all poor lights in the city.
The Delaware Water Improvement
/ CO. wrote to council last night that the
foliage Of the grand old trees was the
cause Of the lights not being satisfac-
| tory. But the members OF Council
thought otherwise The arc light across
the street from Council chamber was
SO dim last night that 1t resembled a
tallow dip
Mr.. and Mrs John Hammers will
spend Three months in California this
fall
Tho West End baseball diamond is
being retrimmed this week
Tho appointments as registrars seem
to give general satisfaction.
The now launch for Christian Fred
erick will be launched at the Beebc
yards Tomorrow. Tie will use the
launch this season ON the Chesapeake
bay.
a. Brown Lancaster received "a letter
yesterday from his father. B. T. Lam
caster. announcing that he and Miss
Ella Mohler OF Harper's Ferry were
married on SATURDAYS at that place The
bride hns visited here frequently.
IT, w. Moore, Ph.D. Of New York, Is
visiting the Rev. r. \. Moore.
The Rev. r. X Moore win leave FOR
ocean Grove on Monday
The summer schedule OF serices n
the Methodist Church win go into ef-
feet on ncxt SUNDAY. sunday Schoo
will be held qt 10 o'clock ana preaching
services az II o'clock.
Ries Graham in cutting meat yester-
day met with a painful accident. rh,
knife slipped and the end Of the indies
finger of'the left hand was almost sew
crt'.
The United Paving Company. Of At
lantic CITY. is anxious about the pay
ing to be done here
Home seekers viii be at Baldton to,
morrow when two residences and sew.
cral building lots will be offered foi
sale. Baldton at one time promised tS
be a thriving suburb.
Evening journal., 1910-06-29
Financial and Commercial

f. d. Lackey & Co., states to-day
"Opinions among the bankers are very
mixed as 10 the outcome and the imme-
diate course of the stock market,-but
those usually close to interests controll-
ing the movements of securities to more
or less extent are more optimistic this
morning and advocate purchases Of stocks
and bonds on these recessions, basing their
opinion on the liquidation Of weak ac-
counts prospects Of better crop condi-
tions, easier money until fall and pros
poets Of Increased business throughout
the country. The Philadelphia market
sympathized with New York and sold off
fractionally."
G. I. Hudson and Co said this morp-
Fundamental conditions are per-
fectly sound: the only cloud anywhere
being lack of rain i'm spring wheat belt.
That damage has occurred in some sec
tions cannot be denied, but rain Is prom
ised and IL must be remembered that the
seeded area this year is large enough 10
OFFSET some loss Corn and oats never
looked better and although the former
Is a trife backward, the stalk is OF splen-
color IL is understood that q large 40
count containing a big block OF Atchison
which has been hanging over the mar
ket for some DAYS was liquidated Yes
terday This stock now looks TO us par
ticuiarly attractive and we believe IL
should be bought and held for investment
around present prices
Evening journal., 1910-06-29

record.
The playground movement here has
passed the experimental stage. 1t now
needs few very interested people in
each ward to see that every child in
the city has chance 10 breathe, TO
grow strong and develop social
conscience.
There is but one limit TO a play
grounds attendance and that is dist
ance. Il is a we'll known fact that
children and especially small children
cannot and are not encouraged by par
ents to attend q playground more than
five blocks from home: even then the
attendance is limited TO a very few
hours daily.
There Is need Of many centers In all
sections OF the city not especially fol
any class Of children, but FOR all chill
dren TO be taught the JOY of play