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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
The wife of Banker B. Prom, at Milton

The wife of Banker B. Prom, at Milton
is slowly recovering from Quite serious
illness.
Milton is lining for farmers in
stitute this winter and hopes 30 E,eafs.olez
to secure a two days meeting.
Miss Mabel Warning, of Milton, closed
a successful three months fall term as
teacher in Elgin school district last
week.
Young folks at Milton are early in
getting corner on winter indoor even
ing amusements and have organized a
dancing club.
The Nekoma band announces
masquerade ball for Monday evening,
Dec. 26th, which will undoubtedly be
one of the greatest social events OF the
season.
After experimenting with different
new tangled systems of street lighting
Milton has decided to go back again this
winter to the old fashioned idea of oil
burning lamps.
Jim Wakeford, of Osnabrock, is up in
the Canadian Northwest country, visit
ing with relatives. He has brother at
Edmonton and his mother and another
brother resides in Calgary.
Milton fire fighters responded to q
false alarm last Tuesday afternoon de-
monstrating to the townspeople the kind
of run they could make on the double
quick from their new fire hall.
Wheat thieves are getting busy. Wm.
Campbell at Hannah is reported to haye
lost between 200 and 300 bushels. If
Mr.. Campbell is successful in following
the clue he already has there will be
one more boarder added to the peni-
tentiary list from this county.
Rowdy, the faithful night watch dog
at the State Bank of Hannah for the
past 12 years died Sunday. During
that time he never embezzled a dollar
nor betrayed his trust. AS bird dog
Rowdy had record for finding and
holding covey of chickens against all
competitors.
A pretty wedding was solemnized on
Dec. 4th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
K. P. Svalde in Osnabrock township,
when their. daughter, Betsy Emma was
united in marriage to Nels Lokrem, of
Luverne, Mimi, Rev. J. 7, Langemo
performing the ceremony. They left
on Monday for short honeymoon in
the east, after which they will be at
home to their friends at Luverne, MINI.
Sunday afternoon Nekoma was treat
ed to the excitement,of fire, although
And. Anderson, in whose house it
occurred, did not look upon it as a treat.
1t seemed the blaze started under the
upstairs floor and from there worked
its way inside of partition into the
garret, where it was very difficult to get
at. Alarm was given and large
volunteer force came to the rescue and
attacked the blaze from the inside and
through the roof with water and chemi-
cal extinguishers, putting it out without
much damage, although at one time
there seemed to DO no hope for the
building.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

/. The ladies of the Order of the Eastern
Star III their meeting of Tuesday last
week at the Masonic Temple elected
the following as the new officers for
the ensuing year. their installation to
follow on Tuesday evening of next week.
the Goth inst
Worthy Metron-M Mrs Sadie Milne.
Asst Matron- Mrs Lille Walker.
Worthy Patron-Hugh McDowalI
Secretary-Nliss Ethel Walker.
Treasul er-Mrs Mabel Bolton.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
Farm Loans.

Have recently made arrangements for
an out let for some good farm leans, at q
low rate of interest.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

We have a few good second hand
watches in all sizes for sale cheap.
A. 0. Void.
Two choice residence lots in Langdon,
where good water can be had. For sale
cheap, Inquire at this Office.
Have you paid your subscription yet?
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FOsIowing schedule figures published
o-7fv as iafo-mation- and not guaranteed
r. Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New
c,-,esus AshevilIe, 800 a. m and 1875 > n
5efr,-- 900 a m daily for CEattauOoEa an
[Ts-7-his Dining cars
Eo- Roanoke Knoxville Chstt1ncoEz-
Isir--5uErar- New Orleans 1910 D daily
I-C- Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanoosa, Mem
ms Nashville $40 q m daily sleeping
- ,,r,ar- after 10 D. M Dining ears
~ Charlotte. SparJanburg. Atlanta. A11Is-
-, birmingham. 4-15 , m daily Din.nE
TS---ist cars for California Monday, Wed
,ee5sv Thursday. Friday Saturday, f-l5
? ~ Charlotte. Columbia. Charleston, AIKEN
s-.e-,s-a savannah. jacksonville and FLOR
- points. so p m daily Dining cars
-r-sT r,- F{arrisOnburg. $50 a. Ia daily
"a. s1d $50 P m week days for
T1s1,-file. 80 a. m daily and for char
1s-.---s5i- 80 a m and 40 D. IL daily
- - TS-9--eurOn 40 p daily and 4-55
>, week days Frequent trains % anI
s-o-u FSIusuout-
AI0N' T. s BROWN General Agent
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Fer Rent

FOR RENT-Three-room cott7ge in Brent
WOOD. Apply 1913 LIST s., y. ".
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

Z595 CFF ROBES AND BLANKETS
We Want THE SPACE TO REPAIR.
AUDOS-We paint. retrsm. build tops. ana
slip covers for autos.
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DUMPING GROUND
PROPOSALS

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS DTS-
= trict Of Columbia Washington. November
IS. 1910 Sealed proposals VIII be received a.
this Office until o'CloCk 2. M. DECEMBER
10 1870. fo- the privilege OF furnishing and
operating single chair bootbiaCk stands IN
three public convenience stations. Forms or
proposals and al necessary Information NAV
be obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
partment, Room No 42l- District Building
CL-NO Il RUDOLPH. JOHN a JOHNSTON
and WILLIAM V JCDSON. Commissioners.
Districtof Columbia.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
E H THOMAS AND JAS FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys

SAAAf1r -AttoTDeyS-
N THE SUPREME COURT. OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding District
Court In Re The widening OF T irst street
northeast. in the District OF Colurabis Dis
tTict Court, No. so. Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the DiStrIcr OF
Columbia, pursuant 10 the prov sions OF an
Act Of Congress. approved June L. 1910. en-
titled An Act authorizing the widening Of
First tSeet northeast. IN the Dis trict Of Co
Iumbia, have fled petition in this court
praying the condemnation OF the land ueces-
east along the eastern boundar es OF squares
Ne six hundred and seventy-ftve. siN hun
ered and seventy-siE, ak six hun
dred and seFenty-seven. p a width
Of sixty feet. shown en- plans on
hle IN the Office OF the Engineer ComInis
sioner- District OF Columbia ana as shown on
plat fled With said petition as part there
Of. and praying also that jury Of five 5u-
dfcious. disinterested men who shall be free
holders vSJhin the District Of Columbia, not
related 10 any person interested in these
proceedings. and not in the service OF en-
the United States. be summoned by the
United States Marshal for the District OF
Columbia. 10 assess the damages each owner
OF Jne lanq 20 De taken may sustain by reason
Of the widening Of the aforesaid First street
northeast, and the condemnation OF the land
necessary Tor the purposes thereof and 70
assess as benefits resulting therefron the
tire amount Of aid damages. plus the cost
or this proceeding. uuon the land abuttinz
upon the said First street northeast. to be
widened- and also upon all other pieces or
parcels Of land which the jury may find will
FIRST street northeast, as provided for by
the aforesaid Act OF Congress II is By the
court. this S9th day Of November A D 1910.
Ordered that all persons having any interest
in these proceedings be. and they are hereby
warned and commanded tc appear in this
court on OF before the 5th dly OF January.
a. y. 1911. at ten o'clock a. n., and con-
tinue in attendance until the court shall have
made its final order ratifyinE and confirm
ing the award Of damages and assessments Of
berefts Of the jury to be empaneied and
sworn herein. and It is further ordered that
a copy OF this notice and order shall he pub
Hshed once in the Washington Law Reporter.
and on SIX secular days IN he Washington
star. The Washington Times. the Washington
Post newspapers published il said District.
commencing at least twenty days before thsA
said 5th day OF January. A D. 1911. It isl
further ordered that copy uf this notice
be served by the United States Marshal or
his deputies. upon such owners Of the land
to be condemned herein may be found
by the said Marshal. OF his deputies. within
the District Of Columbia. and upon such ten
ants and occupants Of the same before the
said 5th day % January- A. u 1911 By ths
court. HARRY n CLABATGH Chief jus
-icc- tSeaH- true COPY Test. J. r
YOUNG, Clerk By E e CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Clerk
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

print your programs All kinds Of artistic
appT0P-fsts advertising printing show tsris
CaAS- SMITH. 500 9Th St n W
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BALLARD & LANHAM,

HANDSOME dwelling house and several
building lots In Winchester Va viii b. o.
ferec Tor sale az public auction or December
10 le0. For particulars address Il. 7. BAR
TON Winchester. Va
FOR SALE-Au my lots in RandIe FziEh-
lands Government improvements: good Cp-
postunity- D f THOMAS Dar 'fngfsn I'D
FOR SALE-Nesr BeHnlng. u c. Tor col.
orec. a nice new groom house, nice iots
all fenced; price 3. $50. $50 cash. balance ST5
per month c J HANBACK,. Owner, 5I4
St y. w
For Sale Or Rent.
FOR SALE OR RENT-S-Toorn buazaIovs:
large Iots convenient e cars $3.50 month
A. " HALLERH. kenilWOrLh- D c Foas
szss 7 Lincoln. CT IS. y. TAPLIS. i40- ? q.
\. W Fone 2s4s Main
Fer Rent
FOR RENT-Three-room cottzge in Brent
Eood. Apply 1913 LIST ST y. ".
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CuEs,PEAKE & OHIO LINES.

r--n1ish-d as information only not gIa-lIlt- -e1
800 r m dai-y-Fo- Virginia Nes- Viz
- - Kentucky points Pullman sleep
- - C--urs1nati and Louisville DiuiuE car
from Gordonsvllle- --,-,--,-,-.--- -.----.-
ESQ p te5ly-C1 - - = - r 11- -
- with Pullman sleeDers & CcicaE1-
Stans only az important stations Pu-in-1-'s
- eminent aEI, 9. & O. dining car
80 = =, Sa{Tv-F- r Y LIEITE Ed for
-, xS-ass Southwest. and Northwest Pull
,,-sr sleeDers 70 Virginia Ho- springs C-ncln-
-.9 ll-s - Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open
- -,,-~r.uancv 10 p m G. = o. dining car
~ 1850 offices 5EG Pa ave- l3s4 7 81 ard
-. -.ation Phone Main 1855 and az-s
- .i.l-srs baggage checks. reservations, and
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

AUTOS and taxis, Jest service lowest rates.
tLeatcTs s10pDlngs sightseeing CENLEAL L,
AUTO CO. W W Barnes. Mgr-. Main l155
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FOR SALE-FARMS
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL. Blue LINE

ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OIheT Hour On the Odd Fzou---
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS LIBERTY ST
AND ". I'D STREET
s7-o6 a rn--Dine-. Pullman PsrIor Car.
1900 a rr--'-Ft1yal Special 5-Eour Train
Coaches cafe. EarlO- and C5zs--ya atfo-l
re.oo q rn--'-RoyaI Special
s1f-Oo a Eu--DiueT and Pullman Parfor car
100 D u--Di1er and Pullman PR-lsr Car
ss-eo D m--''Royal Limited" Al Pullman
4z-OG p-Srn--CoacEes 70 Philadelphia
Zoo D rn--Diner & Observation ParIor car
900 D m.-Coaches 20 New York
- l-15 right-Sleepers 70 New York
80 a. Ta-Sleepers TO Phfia- and New Yo-l
ATLANTIC CITY, TI-oo, 900. '11-00 a. 1a.
l-'S TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week days, 200 a. to 1000 p uaD
.-ss 500 f6-50 r1-o0. 80, fS.G0. $50 sg.as
- 90 MS Tz-oo- 900. 1870 $50. Ts-.4
.s-sS $50 +5-Os $50. T5-C0. sC-50 rT-0o $50
+s.6o 5000 1910. au-30. -12.l5 night
WESTWARD
CHIC AGO Hq-1e a IL. -, -5-0 . II
S%CINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE $40 a. m, -4-10 p n, '12:I0 night
PTTTSFT-RG. $50 a. m, So rs-I1 D Ia
.15.z1 night Sleeper ready, 10 p n
CLEVELAND '9.lo D n
SCTT-STBJ-S. $50 p m
$TT5EF1ING- "s-I8 g. m, 80 p m
CTEBERLASD. go p n -Ouesn Ci.v
@tCF4EsTEF. 1910 a. H.. f4:Io. $50 D. r
FREDERICK. Ts-lo- $50 g. n 1l-s5, ff-I3.
tS;49 ~, ggirREssTowN. 3 +s.10 a m. 800 D n
sI1f-V +Fxcept sunday sunday only
--oS--Lo-eg at all OF the following Ticker
OfTices- 14l7 q St y W Main 1ss-- 6l9 Penn
%fcltet OffIce. Main 73Sei Information Bureau.
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PHYSICIANS
DR. SHADE, SpeciaIst. Is 81 5.

Washington Oldest Specialist
60 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases also stomach. lungs. asth-
ms. cstarrh. appendicitis. liver. heart kid
neys, bladder. stricturs. general debility. and
special weakness blood AID skin diseases
Consultation free Hours. 10 TO l. ana =
$50 daily Sundays, &c 70 II Chandler Build
ing Elevator and phone
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BICYCLES

VIKING BICT CTCLES-AE repairs FREE for
one year easy payments II desired n y
MCDD- IT., Inc 1ZZ3 y. I ave y W
VANTED-Second-han b!cycIes pAFTN
AUTO LAMP REPAIR CO.. - ISth 3
~ "
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Full set OF teeth. $50 Gold crOsgns a
BridgewoTk- s.. Filings 53c Up PAINLESS
ExTRACTlOE FIREE . s ARMY q
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. Cur- 9Th auI
= sta Entrance. sSS ? 81 y " Phone
Gafn goo
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SF6aOARD AIR LINE RT.

,o-o5 a m- dalIy-. 'oeaooard Fas- Ma3L'
49,, 10-eS coaches and Pullman sIeepe-s 10
4 1t.iSO,S7sb - and Jacksonville. Parior ears JACK
Sson.iIIe 10 Tampa Through Sleeper % Az
-sDfa Diuing car
ialee5- ia-s5 = S7ify-.'Seaboard Express e.ec-
-s-zYi1y lighted sIeeUcrs and 0EservariOa car
s[1S5inr1pI with electric fans Through ser
- - = -zraunah Jacksc2vIIle. Tampa A.
,,-,es TlI~uliuz-h1m and Memphis Dining cara
r-Scte- C,fice. l41S New York ave y t.
z a HARWOOD- G T. A
GEO z PHILLIPS. d p. a
H RYAN c. 2. a. PortsmouIh- "a
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WINDOW SHADES

"IUIOtf Oti"1LO
" 4 SPELSHOCSE. E0Is 1th 81 n
Reliable window shade maker Ca.i write
OF phone for samples AID estimates Wall
papers and picture frames Phone Main cg0O
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
HOTEL APARTMENTS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

INVEST IN THE GARDEN SUBURB NOW.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Il II the nearest has fsst cars. only ID
minutes ride
For refined people OF moderate means. WITH
pa-ks. Fairgrounds. and gardens.
By our cooperative plan you viii save IN
building and cost OF living
This Is real estate baoun- but contfnu-
ous. permanent development or scientihc
lines. all planned by architect
Lots 500 Up, so cash, IS per month
Invest here now and double your roo1sy.
his section Is slated 10 come back into tbs
District.
Come Saturday OF Sunday afternoon and
see the MorriN style damp-proof cemenI
houses, poured IN steel mOulds, costing no
at 4 D m
Car to VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every teu
minutes from POstoniCe corner. Eth 81 and
Pa ave
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fnture Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, June 22.-Oficial announcement OF
break in the hot hard blow this
afternoon TO speculative holders of wheat. Rain
at various places in the spring crop country.
where great damage to the growing grain was
feared. had led to liquidation scale almost
equalng in magnitude the buying during the pre-
vious day, but the power TO rally with vim was
received indicating several days of normal tenn
perature and probability Of more moisture in the
states that have been suffering most.
The close was weak at net decline of 212 a
21sc. Corn finished rs G1Ac to 11aG1%c and
oats 1c TO l2e. Last prices In provisions
15c to 10c below quotations - hours previous.
The stampede to sell the wheat bought on the
began with the opening bell. 1t was during the
final hour of trading. however, that the heaviest
break of all came and that the speculative ma
chine was reversed in dead earnest. There
almost as much income selling out holdings to-
day as there was in covering short wheat and
getting into the market the buying side the
two sessions preceding Considerable difference or
the northwest and regarding how radical would
be the benefit. Weight of offerings, however,
increased heavily toward the close. September
ranged between 94alc and 9Sc, closing 2% G334c
down at 90 &c.
In the corn pit there was much unloading by
longs. September moved from 591k a59Lc 10
Gle and finished y G15sc of at 592s 01591hc. The
at 591a a 59s4c.
Oats active and lower. September prices
variation had as limits 37ss G371ac and 39c. with
the close at 37sa d377sc net loss of 1ssc
Provisions fell materially, led by July pork.
Final figures showed pork down 4215c to TOc; !;
lard 15c to zoe. and ribs 221ac to 27I2c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Arff
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
DecIduous and Citrus Fruit.

Business in the fruit market was Of average
volume yesterday. but with receipts of nearly
everything on the list in free supply the general
trend of prices was downward. Cherries were
an exception in the deciducus tine, receipts he
ing much lighter than heretofore. There was a
good demand for fancy well colored apples in
four tier boxes and buyers stood willing to paw
a premium for such. while small fruit was over
looked. Plums and prunes of good quality Were
in fair request and peaches continued to move off
freely at steady prices despite increased ar
rivals Figs easy and there was only n
limited demand for pears while aprieots were in
better demand among retail tradesmeu. Canners
paid S20@2J ton for apricots, while the regu-
lar trade paid up to about $50 for small lots
Currants and berries were in increased supply
and although sales continued brisk prices were in
clined to easness. There was a good trade In
melons and everything in the citrus line was in
Strawberries s-Longworths. s9@1o per chest:
tanners, S6QI; other large varieties. s4G5.5 80
per chest.
Raspberries- per chest.
Loganberries- es-s2gS per chest for red and ssQ
Bfackberries-ss.5oa5 per chest.
Currants-S7GS per chest.
Cherries Packed. 50@S3c per drawer: in bulk.
64sc per ID for black and 50Tc for Royal Anne.
Apples-New crop. 50c@$1.25 per box; old
Pears-75c6S 81 % per box.
Peaches-Small boxes 606lS5c; baskets 500
75c; lug boxes. 15c@S1.10.
PIums-Crates. 50G90c: small boxes and bas-
kets. 25M50c; tragedy prunes. S5c65$1-25 per
Flgs---Boxes and crates. soc0si-25; single
Apricots-crates eons5c: small boxes and
baskets 4o@6Oc: in bulk. IG2tsc per 10
Melons, -cantaloupes fper crate)-Ponies. 81 a
l.50: standards. s1,25G1-75; jumbo. s1.5o@2;
watermelons. nominal
Citrus fruits tper box)-NaveI oranges. 81. 80
LIS for standard: valencias. s.. 25; grapefruit,
50 250d3 for seedless and $1@l-50 for common;
and s2.5O@3 for standard: lines. S65017.
TROPICAL Fruits-Bananas, 15cG$l-2o per bunch
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Potatoes. ONIONS and Yeretnhle.

The onion market continued TO strengthen on
light arrivals yesterday and receivers were in
different about selling, even at the new quota
tions, while buyers were bidding prices up on
themselves. Vegetables were in free supply and
the late arrival of of the boats and the
gauge train from across the bay re-
stricted early trading. Green corn was easier
on liberal arrivals from various districts and
with most sellers So sack a top price.
Summer squash in oversupp1y and stocks of
peppers, too, were somewhat In excess Of mar
ket needs. Peas, string beans, asparagus Gu
cumbers and tomatoes were all in good request
and firm. Potatoes were in ample supply and
merely steady.
Potatoes.Per box. 4OG65c; in sacks. 75Qsoc
per ctl.
onions-New red. 81 .s5@2 per sack; new yel-
low. 81. 10d2. 20 per ctl
Observation-Disclosures s10175 per box: to-
matoes. 60G75c per box for Merced; do river
S1@2.5O per box; green peas. 81 2-50@3 per sack ;
string beans. 619c per lb; summer SQUASH 501
6Oc for small and 75cGS1 for large boxes; egg
plant. 6@7c per 10; green peppers, 4G7e per 10;
garlic, 81 @4c per 10 for new; cabbage
50@65cs per ctl; cucumbers, s1@125 for
small and S202.50 for large boxes; caulfower
40@50c per dozen; turnips. T5c per sack; carrots
75c@$1 per sack: rhubarb. S5c@s1 per box;
green corn. 81. .75G3.25 per sack for bay and
$15062 for Winters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
WALL STREET In
CHEERFUL MOOD

NEW YORK, June 22.-Specu
lative sentiment toward stocks de-
rived encouragement from various
sources today. The principal of
these We're the reports of rain in
the spring wheat region and the
agreement of the meat packers
to the increases in freight rates
proposed by the railroads.
Large differences were drawn
from the announcement on behalf
OF the Chicago meat packers Of
their assent to the increase in
freight rates to be asked for by
the railroads.
The countenance given to those
differences by the powerful
banking interest which is most
diligent in seeking the assents of
shippers. coupled with the expect
ed arrival home Of the head of
the house, gave them added in
fiuence in the speculation.
limitations were circulated in
the stock market that similar as
sents viii be obtained by the
same financial power from the
wholesale grocers, dry goods mer-
chants and "all other classes of
business"
From these circumstances it was
urged that no reasonable opposi-
tion was to be apprehended from
the interstate commerce commits
sion TO the proposed increase in
freight rates. This pleasant per
spective SO appealed to the specu-
lative Imagination as to prompt
free buying of stocks.
Aside from the expected benefits
OF the rate advances there was a
detailed estimate By the Journal
Of Commerce of the Disbursements
to be made in July in dividends
and interest, showing a total of
$204, PSI, ,000, esta ablishing a record
in that respect. OF the s1S,67O,SOO
increase over July disbursements
! last year, thus represented, some
s7.60O,000 is interest payments,
growing out of new bond and note
issues. After providing for this
increase, however, earnings have
provided for over $1,000, 900 in
crease, in dividends paid, including
assumptions, increases and, in
some cases. initial dividends.
The money market gave further
evidence of improving conditions
and helped materially in cheering
speculative sentiment. Large for
eign purchases were said to be
included in the quick sale reported
for the equipment notas of the
New York Central lines. This. and
the sale of s1O,OOO,0OO St. Louis
and San Francisco divisional bonds
in France, contributed to the sharp
decline in foreign exchange rates.
Interior bankers at the leading
centers in this country are begin
ming 10 change their expressions
Of solicitude from the matter of
present credit extension to that of
danger of overconfidence in the
Improvement that has been effect
ed and too rapid re-expansion of
loans in consequence.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales
(par value), $1,939,00O.
United States IS. coupon declined
\ per cent in the bid price on call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
Hides- TnIIosr. Wool and Hnna

Hides-CuIIs and brands sell about 1ad1c un-
der quota tiOns; heavy salted steers. lie: light
medium 1Oc; light. Sc; cOwhides. DC for
heavy. 9c for light: stays. 7tac; salted kip. Zoe
salted veal. 15c: salted calf 15c: dry hides
I9c; dry kip. lie; dry calf. 23c; sheepskins
sh0arlings. 25G4 4Oe each; short wool. 50@T5e
medium 7O69Oc: long wool 90c6IS1- %; lambs
25@5Oc; horsehfdes salt 81. 2.2J@3 for large and
s.. .5Od2 for medium. 7JcQS1 for small and %
050c for colts; horsehides, dry S1-50GI225 for
large and 81 2512 for medium. 50c0ls1 FOR small
and 25M50c for colts: gOatskins. prime angOra
75c6s1; large hair goats. 3O940cs medium. 20@
Taliow-No. / rendered 5Gsc; No. ?. 4@5c;
grease. 2G2Ac.
Wool-Spring clip: San Joaquin. years staple
12G15c; do months, 7G14e; northern, 1601Sc
per ID.
Hops-California. 1201Sc for crop Of 1909:
Oregons, 12@1sc per ID; crop Of 1910, 12016c
per ID.