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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

fuitenfaaa huomottu, ennenfuin> >t,iu
Ii liefoi fen moimaffaammaffi ia
matfustaiat ioutuifpat faubun tpal
taan.
Suna IeiIabbubettiin ia mafiu
ipaunumattuStaiat mlutettiin DD
tpaatteisIaan toiieeu tpaunuun no.
peasti fiad aifaa, Fun rripettiin fam
muttamaan tulta. 2opuliiesti Ie on
nismifin ia mattaa iatfettiin taas
fplmdsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
W1IfGG ia tpilma.

Ohio ioen fparIina Itiniisfpaltioisio
opat ibmiiet iaaneet fdriid fopao
ruuan ia ldmmitpsaineiben puutetto
ioulun aifana, fun rautatieIiifenne
filtd ieubulta on tdptpnDt ppfdbtpd,
FUN pirran mufona tulemat iddt o.
tpat patoutuneet fpmmenid ialfoio
forfeifii tpuorifii ioen poiffi oIefpio
rantotieiiltoia tpastaan. Sos limo
niilld IeubuiIIo muuttuu dffid ldm'
ppmdfii. min ipntpp iieud tuboifo
tpelitulpa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

g9anba iotamuIeo, iosIa preibents
ii &incolnilla oil bdnen fpirastobuo.
neenia find aifona fitn bdn oil pill
ritiomarina, paloi DanmillesId,
Su., iouIut. % pnd. WtuieosIa oil
paIion muiStofapineita, ioiben iou'
fosIa ioufto pommeia, iotfa rdidb'
titpdt tulipalon Iattmesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
u abamieS fupli jtinapnmettos
snuuoeSSa.

Spencer Srasf, t,innettu rabamies
gtep Yorfisia iai iurmania me. 81
p. -iuna'onnettomuubesia iofa tapah'
mi q. .. GeStral rautatield Iiten,
eitd totparaiuna aioi tafaopdin mat
fustaiaiunan pddae, iofa oil ppidb.
tpnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
8afR taSta pGlanmt.

SnbinnapoliS, iouluf. 80 p. -
0atii pientd Iasta Ieiffimdt ioulu'
puffia ellen Italia ia iaitpat FUR
mania Iiefeisid. Se oIitpat dibin
iatunnaiiesti poisia pistdptpesid
menneet liian ldbeae tulta, iaaneet
tulen tpaatteiiiinia ia paIoiipat fuo'
liaatii enneufuin aqua ebti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Valio iunlnlabipia paIdnat.

Suuri mddrd mp6bdstpneitd iou.
IuIabiaIdbetpfFd pnnd muita taipa'
roita poIoi ylep Yorfisia almerican
@rpresiipbtiDn fonttori ia tafpara.
buoneesIo, IdbeIld Sranb GentraI
oiemoa, niime periontaina. Suli.
poIo teti noin 100000 pabinson.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

tofuntien muobpstuminen on pp1dbs
tpnpt. poitien tdDtpp 10 taaien
ldbted miilta MALTA elatustaan
hanffimaan, fun maata ei ole riittd'
mddn aSti. Tdrfednd tebtdmdnd
fonsresiiaa on fen tpuofIi IiIdmaan
ostaminen ia palstottaminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
@lp, sQinn.

SouIuf. 20 p. 1909.
n2ristus on ipntpnpt mailman
Dapabtaiaff," on foifuuut tddna.
Elm Min tpoimoftoost, eitd on iaa.
nut Iuuret fonianioufot IiiffeeIIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Nalion tapatnrmia MsinneIotasia

9DiraIiIestt ilmoitetaan, ettd nit
meisten folmen suufauoen oiala on
UlinneIotan faitpannoisio, routa.
teilld 10 tebtaiSia tapabtunut pbteen'
ia $500 topoturmaa.
WoItion tpDn ebuSmies SO. e.
WicGmen fanoo, ettd Jos tpbpaitois'
ia routateind olii, noubatetiu fuaro'
tpoiiuutta, min puoIta pienempi oliIi
tapoturmien lufu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Salntaan 6S tmo. bemfilBd tpdem
Iasfma tcimittantaam.

Wosbin9ton, iouIuf. 3 p.- 2ufa
tobanio iofo on Iaanut bppdn fou'
IuiimiStpffen moi tulla ebboffoofii
fpdenlasfiia tpirfaan Iauantaina
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
YfRmfertaimen ld6fe ,,rbStGn bS-
fGIle".

Rpsidn psed, eli 2a Grippe on
bptpin tpaarallista tautia, Iiud Ie
uiein muuttuu feubfotaubifIi. So.
lens !Sonep &c Gar ei ainoastaan
paranna psfdd, mutta parantaa
feubfoia ia poimistaa beusitpseIi'
mistDd iten ettei mitddn fpaaraa ole
peIdttdtpisid. Oifea SoIep's Sonep
&c Gar Ell iiidud mitddn ipabinsoIs
lista oinetta ia on fddrittp feltaiieen
fdaro5n.
Oscar NorbIins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
7enbfotanti ienraa fplmrboen
per1St6

mutto eli fosfaan Flloin fuin on fdps
tettp SoIep's Sonep &c Tar Iddtettd,
iofa parontoa psfdn, pubbistaa
feubfot, ia eroittao fpImppben rum.
miistanne.
Oscar NorbIin9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

Ypt. $4,000
Sdmd iumma, ionfa pIen antanut
&. 8. RisiaIeIIe, on ieuran pddt5t.
len mufaan iaettatpa ieuraaDalIa
tafpalla:
gluitaion firiapainolle $1,000
SaIumetin &anIaI. ieuraf.. 100
&unnioitufIella,
SeI9a 5. WtoteIa.
rabastonboitaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
sSitcbbnrg, MASS.

Spulut. 30 p. 1909.
Irfuoiia sluttaian toimitus. Ppps
ban iiiaa ieuaaanalIe:
Sdten teen tilitptien Iiitd ompelus
ieuran fasiasta. iota olen betten ais
Tao boiianut WtobafpfisIa, Wticb.,
oIeSiani. Slen ottanut entiIeltd ra.
bastonboitaialta rabaa $4,000, ion'
fa iumman olen iafanut leuraas
paan tapaan ieuran pddtDfieu m,,s
fasn:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-23

Coo speed, l have mot
adhered to his Resolution a j.
Quite a noted co,~~"
Arthur Simmons. ne sar. mar
tor Of II White House - .-r-
term Of -four Presidents .-.s--a l,
70 MI. Attmore, of New 1,1-I
carolina, who was a g--e. Ao-a
NINE when l was d your. --..aa a1
many a waiter of dainrie~ . ana
books, BIRDS and squirrels z.t esta-
me. You can imagine how ..e bring
ing him at Washington Meet,
ago brought up many recouer,as-- +rs
the past. My son was vii, @.
Arthur could o do eragr1- . AID
our visit interesting. In 0,
through several OF the rooms .S
a gentleman who proved ~ @.st
Secretary OF the Treasury. A.gsr
our departure, he said 10 Arms. Ne T.sr'
was that lady ana gentle~s- ~"'
seemed glad TO see You and IN ~-'
you were SO very polite p" Arrhrr .-A
him with much gustO. and Mr. ~
replied, We Northern usanrs
have misunderstood the frfa~5r. -.->'
ton that existed between r,.,-.- d
slave"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-23
(Lctter Ii.)

Dear Children:-When I was a
little girl at Woodlawn, six years old.
[ had a teacher, Miss Wallingford,
from Lowell, Mass. She came to US
IN poor health and great distress of
mind; her lover had either died or
deserted her. She was treated with
great kindness; our seamstress was
put to work making garments for her;
grateful letters continued to come fer
some years after her return to Lowell.
In the e old Dixie days, and be-
fore that, was considered a
great compliment; the best room, best
food and heartieSt welcome awaited
them. / have the tendereSt recOIlec-
tons of AUD Lang Syne. me olu-
fashioned house in which L was porn
with the low windows opened on d
broad veranda with steps INTO the
flower arden a huge fringe tree stdnu
ing in the center, roses ana DIlSlt
flowers clustered around. linen q gaze
into the vegetable garden, ON VIVA.
vegetables. fruits and berries, we mao
in succession month by month"; TWO
large asparagus beds, goose perry anu
current bushes, and everything III
such perfect order.
Our cook. Rachel, whose equal IA
nreraring savory dishes | nave never
eaon vas fond of imbibing too freely
of "noonntain rye at times ana Such
FIN T had in placing a big black doii
~ tho nath of the kitchen, 70 near ~
clan her hands and cry. ne deNii =
after me- sure." Later when tne pool
old woman was an inmate OF
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-23
RECOLLECTIONS
OF OLD-TIME DIXIE
A North Carolina Grandmother
Writes a Letter to Sons and
Grandchildren.
Grandchildren.

By NARY NORCOTT BRYAN.
T Dedicated tO my Daughters, WHO are
my companions; to my sons, WHO
are my counseiOrs; and to my
Grandchildren. who are my de-
ligfIt.1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-23
(Letter ID

Dear Children:-Belng
at leisure now, after
many years of pleasant
work in helping your
Father to raise a large
family of boys and girls.
/ sit down in this dear
old room, with the faces
of those | love smiling
down at me from the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-08-23
Dieter II.l

Dear children: In going from Wood
lawn to Hermitage, the road ran along
the river bank for miles. the en-
bankment was very low, and the water
often flowed into the road and it was
sometimes impossible.
| was always afraid of the water,
| remember the only slap my Father
ever game me was for crying in cross
ing a mountain stream on tina ever
memorable journey of three weeks in
2 carriage to the Virginia Springs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
MARKET IS GIVEN
AN OVERHAULING
Stocks Show Pronounced Weak
ness but Rally at Close
of Trading
PESSIMISM DUE HILLS TALK
Reduction of the English Discount
Rate Gives Strength to
Bull Operators
tAssociated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec The stock market
was subject to another overhauling today in
the process of which prices again fell with
some precipitation. The movement at times
was strongly suggestive OF urgent liquidation.
TO which the short interest gave added i'm
petus. on the surface much of the day 3
news was favorable.
The decision of the steel interests to main
tain prices despite the increasing dulness
In trade and the reduction of the Bank Of
England discount rate, which came as
surprise. should under ordinary conditions
have proved helpful 10 the bull account, but
itself Monday. following Mr.. Hil's inter
view, to have taken strong hold in
speculative quarters.
The weakness Of the Gould issues one
of tho most notable features Of the stock
market Denver & Rio Grande preferred
was at time Ga points below the previous
days closing price, and there were rumors
of a reduction or possible suspension of the
dividend on that issue. Other stocks con-
trolled by the same interests were correspond
ingly heavy.
In the final trading however, Denver &
Rio Grande preferred recovered all its early
loss on announcement of the regular divl
dend, and the balance OF the list, which
made its lowest prices in the last hour,
closed With fractional Toco@eries.
The Bank Of England's total reserves de-
creased during the week by about 200, 900
pounds sterling, and its proportion to labii-
ties fell over 1 PER cent. London
ported TO have purchased here from 10000 to
1900 shares In balance.
The bond market easy. Total sales,
par value, Si,SS7,000 United States bonds un-
changed on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
STOCK EXCHANGE NOTES

There is a movement on the Los Angeles
stock exchange to get the local quotations
posted on the New York curb and to have
them published in the metropolitan daily pa
pers. No definite step, however, has been
taken.
Inquiry for Los Angeles bank stocks was felt
on the exchange yesterday, and 1t is rumored
this list may develop some interesting trading
this month.
Yesterdays market was one OF anticipation
Stocks were active enough but prices stood
too far apart to admit Of heavy trading.
big block Of Central oil stock was offered,
take all or part. but only small portion
changed hands. People show a tendency to
dispose Of Central. but want good price for
1t. The reason given for wishing to sell is that
several wells long overdue have not yet been
brought in.
The annual meeting Of members Of the Los
Angeles stock exchange will take place the
second Monday in January. All preparations
are now complete and after the yearly report
on conditions of the exchange Is complied all
business to come up will be ready in the sec
retarys statement,
The application Of Walter II. Fisher for
membership to the Los Angeles stock exchange
will be voted upon by members today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
lallv Increment OF produce.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-Flour--Fam-
lily extras. S5.40@ $50; bakers extras, s5.40
a $50. oregon and Washington, SAG 4.25.
Wheat-Shipping, SLATE @1.521s.
Barley-Feed, $1.02 " @ 1.03A; brewing,
S1.06 1-4Dt.lO Ia
oats-Red, $1.O5a1.25; white, $1.459
L55: black, S1.3501.40.
Milstuffs-Middlings, Sc; mixed feed,
S25a26; rolled barley, s2S "a; oatmeal.
$425, oat groats, $4.25; rolled oats. $29g
31.00.
Hay-wheat $8@14; wheat and oat, 500
115O; oat, wild. $500; oats tame $50
11.5O; alfalfa S9011; straw, $3.50 so.
Receipts-Flour, 27S7 wheat, Z25; barley
17O150; oats, 2700; beans, 566; corn, 500;
potatoes, 4370; onions, 25; bran lo7; mid
dlngs, 241; hay, 221; hops, 20; hides ll5o;
wine, 81, 500. 1900.
4s5; small white, $3.25G $50; large "hlte'
$3m3. z,ro
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, sl.4o9 1.5o;
Salinas Burbanks, $1.50@1.75; Merced
Sweets S2154 240.
Onions-Fancy, s1.10; common. 9oc.
Varfous-Green peas. 1860; string beans
5m7c: egg plant, 500 60c; green peppers
8OG soc; tomatoes. 25c@s1.25; sumner
squash s1@1.25; garlic 4G5c cucumoerS'
Pouitry-I.lve turkeys 2o@2 2sc; dressed
turkeys. $50 27c; old ROSTERS $3.50 "a 6.5O;
young roosters, $3.50 a s; small broilers, $Sg
i: large broilers, s4g4.50; fryers, Sog o.5O'
hens $4d10; old ducks, $6q7; young ' oucks'
sSm10; geese, s29S; young pigeons sl.0oV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by J. c. Will
son, member OF the Chicago board Of trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 312 West Fifth
street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Dec. THE Oklahoma crop re-
condition of the winter wheat, has been the
decided influence in today's market. Before
that the fluctuations were uncertain, May
showing a heavy tone, December and July be-
ing relatively frmer The southwest has
bought considerable July wheat today its
dry weather news Larger local professional
spectators have worked the buying side
giving the market support the early dips
and inclined to press their advance on the
later swells. The Oklahoma report made con-
dition OF 3S6, against .93 year ago and 81
at harvest this year. The opening market here
was easier on fair deliveries, which offset the
effect of the higher Liverpool cables. Wheat
has been gaining some friends for several days
on the prospect Of small primary receipts
during the next few months, and the Okla
homa report only hurried a probable advance
along little sooner than otherwise would
have occurred.
Except for a slightly easier market at outset
due to the cold weather prevalent over the
corn belt and weak early wheat market, the
price of corn today has pretty steadily hard
ened. The later bulge in wheat helped corn
somewhat. There are many reports from coun-
try reporting very light deliveries on DeCem-
Der contracts and the December shorts there
fore were buying rather freely, some of them
reselling for May
There were deliveries OF 100000 bushels of
oats early, but these were mainly taken by
shipping concerns and the shorts were there
fore forced to buy on a rising market later
Some of the December shorts resold for May.
While there were some realizing sales on the
early provision market, it was plainly a case
of excellent demand for both hogs and prod
uct, and as hogs are advancing about as fast
as the provisions, it still appears to US that
owners of the comparatively low priced Janu-
airy and May futures have merit and value on
their side
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
LOCAL STOCKS HOLD
STRONG AND STEADY
Large Block of Central Offered
Remains Untouched Prices
Stand Far Apart

A firm tone prevailed in stocks traded on the
Los Angeles stock exchange yesterday, and
while sales were by no means SMALL the vol
ume would have been much larger had prices
not been so far apart. The chief transactions
Of the day were in Central. Broadway Bank
and Trust, Mexican Petroleum common and
Consolidated Midway.
Central oil was a puzzling proposition. A
block Of $4,000 shares was offered at $3.50. and
the highest bid was S176. The brokers evnced
desire to take hold of Central but held off
on the $3.50 Offering, fearing unfavorable re-
ports from the field where several wells have
been expected to come for a long time. Only
small sale Of Central was made, and that at
81. 75, the big block being untouched although
1t was offered entire in part
Several bids for bank stocks were made, and
1t was obvious there is now a growing demand
for these securities The semi-annual distribu-
tion of bank earnings that toward the
end of December makes speculation doubly
keen. Twenty shares of Broadway Bank and
Trust sold at s165.
Cleveland Oil was traded in at $3.50 a thou
sand shares, the supply offered at this price
being greater than the demand Cleveland was
active throughout the call and the total sales
were 49, 600 shares.
California Midway was weak and declined
two points on sales Of $500 shares. The OPEN
Ing sale was at 54c, the last at SIC and at the
close the quotation stood at sic bid and 52c
asked.
Consolidated Midway held its own during the
session, q 900 shares selling at fractions above
21c. It closed at 20 bid and 21 asked.
Union Oil was off fraction at the close
Fiyes shares sold at sl00.50 and twenty shares
at 500. %.
United Oil was exceptionally firm and a sale
of 20O0 shares was made at 79c cash.
Mexican Petroleum common was steady
around $3.50, and 1876 shares changed hands at
that figure.
In the mining list there was call for Blue
Bull, being the first Offering OF this stock in
long time. c. o. D. was traded In for the
hrst time IN weeks, 1000 shares selling at l21sc.
Johnnie pegged at 15c and $500 shares sold
at that price
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.--Cattle-Recelpts esti-
mated at 5000; market slow, weak; beeves.
s45O@5.7O; Texas steers, $4.Sb % 5'4o; west
ern steers. s425@B.40; stockers and feeders,
ss.sO@5.75; cows and heifers $2'26 q 6.SOi
calves. $709.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000; mar
iset b61Oc higher; light, s6.s5 7.SO; mixed,
SS.9oo5L35; heavy, $4,000 1886; rough. $500
a. 05; good to choice heavy SI05@I35; (;
Digs, s64O@7; bulk of sales s7.1o@7.SO.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000; mar
S9.75@425; yearlings, $4,000 5.s5; lambs
native, S4.25@ 6.O5; western, sf.5O@6.6b.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-Butter-
Fancy creamery, 34c; seconds, 3315c fancy
Ciieese-New, 15q16hc; Young America
16h 01Sc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. - Butter-hasy'
creameries. 23a 29c; dairies 23Q27c.
Eggs-steady; receipts 26OS cases; at
mark. cases included. 1914 @ 22hc; firsts'
soc; prime firsts. SIC. ,au
Cheese-steady; Daisies, lbh % 10 q
Twins. 1Aa14 1-4c; Young Americas 10 II
n fnihc; fnng Horns. l5 Ia Q 10 f1e.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK, Dec. 1,-Evaporated apples
firm with small offerings. On the spot fancy
is quoted at 11%G12c; choice, 10%c; prime,
9a9l4c; common to fair Sc.
Prunes continue firm with a fair jobbing
demand. Quotations range from 6hQ10&c for
CALIFORNIA; UP to SO-40s and ShQ10c for Ore
gons from 60-SOs.
Apricots are inactive, but firm; choice,
12a491sc; extra choice, 13ha1S%c; fancy,
1S& Q414c
Peaches-Quiet firm on advices from the
west choice 7Q71c; extra choice, S@l2c;
fancy, S1AQ9c.
Raisins dull; barely steady; loose musca-
tells, 5A@6Ac; choice to fancy seeded l-49
1,2c; seedIess, 5Q6c London layers $1,000
I35,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
coEEEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Coffee futures closed
firm at a net advance Of / to is points
Sales Ga, ,250 b ags Closing bids: December
and January, 10. CSC; February, 1060c; March.
April and May 1057c; Juno, 1055c July,
1o5oc August. 1O4Sc; September, 1O.42c; oc-
tober and November, 10.S2c.
Spot coffee-No. T. Rio, 1870; No. L. Santos,
13if@13s4c; mild coffee, firm; cordova, 121a@
15c.
Raw sugar-Quiet; muscovado, SO test,
s3.45: centrifugal 96 test, s3.93; molasses
sugar. 50 test. sS.1s; refined sugar, quIet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK. Dec. Mooney on call easy,
2Aa2lh per cent; ruling rate and closing bid,
24 offered at 2h Time loans dull and weak,
sixty days 80 days and six months, per
cent. Close, prime mercantile paper, bg5h
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual ousi-
ness In bankers bills at AS2. .35q4S2.45c for
sixty days and at 4.S6.0Jc for demand. Com
mercial bills, 4S1Sq4.S2c.
Bar silver. J5c..
Mexican dollars, 46c.
Government bonds steady. railroads easy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Standard copper
quiet on spot; December and January, Sl2 40
a12 GO; February, S12, 52la912.65; March,
$12. 571A@1275 London dull spot, EST is Sd;
futures e57 lis 3d. Lake copper, $4,000
1925; electrolytic, s12S71aqlS.0o, casting,
$12.5O91275
Custom house returns show exports of
copper for November of 29072 tons.
Tin steady; spot S37,95Q3S %; December,
January. February and March, sS7. .S5q3S 25
Sales, 25 tons December (port of New York;
1890.
London quiet; spot e172 rs Cd; futures
e175 los.
Lead quiet, 445a455 New York $4,000
4.371a East st. Louis. London, spot e13
2s Cd
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-Fancy ap-
pies, 6Oc; common. 40; strawberries, SSQ
3. so; huckleberries 5@7c raspberries, 50 q
10; cranberries s1O.50Q1L50; ordinary
grapes, 40Q 75c; common pears, 75c; fancy
pears, s1.35; pomegranates, 75c Sl.25; per-
simmons, 50cQ 81; Mexican lines, s4.5OQ
81 common California lemons, s2i fahcy
California lemons, 81; bananas, 1909 $780,
pineapples S24250.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
TREASURY BALANCE $ss, s,ssa,sse

WASHINGTON. Dec 1-At the beginning
of business today the condition of the
United states treasury was: Working balance
in treasury Offices. S33 9S6.5O2; In banks and
PhilIppine treasury, SSs, ,56S, ,0s9 The total bal
anee in the general fund was SSi,6S3,es6.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were s3,S6J,SS5.
with disbursements of Sl,99S,09j. The dehclt
to date this fiscal year Is S., .254 rs against
S27. .64e ll3 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
PHLADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-one car lem
ons sold I,emons--Transcontne
nj Modena, $3.50: El Modena. S Ell Mo-
dena, sass; Goldfinch, s s El Modena, $500
FIFTEEN cars Flordas sold Oranges $l.2O
to s2.45. average $l75 grapefruit soc 10
ss.50 average SEAS; tangerines, Sl.25> to
$40 average $1.s5. Market lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02

Philippine Tel TT = Ie5e1, oooo
do 6Ssk; 5000 S 6s 1O2A 35 Associated OIL
45A; 20 California Wine 44A; 80 do 45; 20 On
omea SO: rs do S61a; 165 Paauhau l51s; 20 do
l6; 20 Pac Light pfd rs. 80. - -
Afternoon sales-4OOO Ferries 6s 102; 1000 S V
water As sOlb 5000 Pac Elec IS -1o47s; 5000 Peo-
pies 5s 6Sk; 1000 United Ry As 66A lO2 Asso-
AZ. IN do 4sI6: rs do 46A; 31O do 461a; $50 Cali
fornia Wine Is; 80 City Elec 571s; 100 Hawaiian
AZ: 245 do 82h; % Paauhau II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour steady; No. . rye, SO15 sic; feed
or mixing barley $50 6Sc fair to choice
mailing, 6sQs2c; flax seed, No. 1 south
western, S2.431a; No. l northwestern
s2561s; timothy seed, $9,s5; clover s14.3o;
mess pork, per bbL, slI25@17.6O; short
ribs, sides Ooose), S9@9.S74a; short clear
sides (boxed), s9.5O99.75.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
LATEST FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL REPORTS STOCKS AND BONDS

equal to 10000 bushels. Primary receipts
were sos 900 bushels. compared with SOB000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
t3 cars; corn, 215 cars; oats s6 cars; hogs,
head.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
BOSTON

BOSTON, Dec. 1.--One car sold. Wealth
er favorable. Market unchanged. Lemons
Signal xf, Stewart Ft Co S2.Soi symbol
oh, Stewart Ft Co, S2.40; Solano xc, Stew
art Ft Co. $40.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
Citrus Fruit Report
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec -Four cars navels,
two cars Valencias. two cars lemons sold.
Market easier on oranges. steady on lem
ons observation-disclosures II C Elk, $3i
For Get Me- Not, s T Elk, $3.50; Watchuma,
II c Elk, $265; Mariposa, fy Earl Ft Co.
S220. Valencias-Old Mission, fly, G G
Chapman, $3.50; Old Mission, ch, c c Chap
man s4.9O; Lady Rowena, S4; standard
sd, Nat Og Co. $3.50. Lemons-Quality'
$500; Whittier, $2.70.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-02
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sr. Louis WOOL

ST. LOUIS, Dec. -Wool-Quiet; medium
grades. combing and clothing 23hq24c;
light fine, 2OG22c: heavy fine, Ba17c: tub
washed, 2OgSSc.