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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
MEl|C Ms TAKE
A FLIGHT WHEN
AMERICAN FIRES
a REALTY DEALER KILLS SMALL
BOY AND WOUNDS A
POLICEMAN. a
Carlos 3. corothers, Of Gundaiajara,
Fires into a Mob Which, Stoned His
Residence - Trouble Still Being
Feared in Mexico.

Mexico City, Nov. 12. - A special
from Gundalajara says:
"Carolos B. Carothers, Americao
manager of the West End Realty Co..
hred into a crowd of anti-American
rioters who were stnni~g his resi-
dence, killing Jesus Loza, a 14-year-
Old boy, and wounding Prudenc.a
chavez, a policeman.
Rodriguez an American.
Washington, Nov. 12.-Report
reached the state department to lay
that Antonio Rodriguez, the alleged
Mexican, who was burned at tho
stake at Rock Springs, Tex, by a
mob, was torn in New Mexico.
II this proves correct the Mexican
government would be Obliged to with
draw its protest and demand for re-
paration. It would leave the United
States the aggrieved party In the riot.
ing and anti-American demonstrations
In Mexico.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
PRICE OF TURKEY REDUCED
BY VICTORY OF DEMOCRATS

New York, Nov. 12.-Cheerful dem
ocratic leaders here were able today
to show that the democratic landslide
of Tuesday had already been followed
ty an important decrease in the cost
of living. ~ e
Their evidence was in the shape IT
a statement from the poultry mar
kets, showing that the quotations Oh
Thanksgiving turkeys are 2 cents per
pound less than they were a year ago
under republican rule.
Last year the New York housewife
p|d from % to 35 cents per pound
ftri turkeys at. Thanksgiving time
This year the maximum price Is %
cents and the maximum 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
TEXAS LUMBER DEALERS
APPEAL TO COMMISSION
viii Fight the Heavy Increase In
Lumber Rates.

Washington, Nav. 12.--The South
ern Pine Lumber company. Of DiJ-
bell, Tex, and the Boyce Lum o1r
company, of Dallas, Tex, today tilei
complaints with the interstate com
merce commission, against a numb n
Of western railroads. alleging thu "
increase In lumber rates from Texas
to Nebraska and Iowa, from 25 cents
to 26 1-2 cents per hundred poud"3
since Aug. 25, 1908, was unreason-
atle. Reparation is asked.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
THIEVES GET $50, 900.
Strike Situation In New York Grows
More Serious.

New York, Nov. 12.-The theft IT
an express van containing merchaR-
disc worth $4,000 and several at-
tacks by the mob on drivers of ex-
press and delivery wagons, occurred
this afternoon, giving the police the
hardest days work in connection witl
the strike.
Four strike-breakers have been ar.
rested charged with the theft OF a
van belonging to the Adams Express
company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
BURGLAR is AGAIN AT
WORK AROUND THE CITY
Two or Three Houses Have Been En-
tered Recently.

A slick burglar Is again at work In
brunswick, and 1t seems that this
time his operations are confined ex'
clusively to the boarding houses OF
the city.
Two or three small robberies have
been reported during the present
week, and the burglar has been seer
In one or two houses and frightened
away before he secured anything. Hc
entered n boarding house Friday
night and was seen by one Of the
toarders, who did not get a good
enough look at him to give descrip-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
YOUNG SUCCEEDS DoLLIVER.
Editor Gets Toga Of iowa's Lamente3
Senator.

Des Moines, Nov i2.-Gov. Carroll
today announced the appointment of
LaFay yette Young. editor OF the Des
Moines Capital, as United States sen'
ator from Iowa, succeeding the late
Senator Dolliver.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
ELECTRIFIED SNOW KILLS.
Motormam Fixing Switch Foreets q
Shut on Power.

Warren, Pa, Nov. 12.-Thirty-
three hundred volts of electricity
passed through the body Of George
Amann, a streetcar electrician, as he
posed on one knee In the snow tc
change a switch.
Negligence to pull down the troi'
ley, shutting off the power, caused his
death. He was the only support OF
an aged mother.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
NEW HAMpsHiRE's GROWTH.
New England State Shows Increase
Of 1924.

Washington, Nov. 12.-New Hamp-
shire's population Is 430,572, accord
ing to the 18th census. This Is an
increase of 1884 since 1900.
The population Of Springfield. o..
ia 1921, an increase of S,66S Hunt
ington, w. Va, has 1851, an increase
of 1928. ...
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
ACCEPTS THE AGENCY
FOR THE OIDSMoRilE

American Tie and Timber Company
to Sell tho Machines Hero.
The American Tie and Timber com
pany, of this city has accepted the
agency for the Oldsmobile In Bruins
wick and will at once put this high
class machine on the market.
The first Oldsmobile will arrive in
the city in few days and will be on
display. 1t has the reputation Of be-
ing one OF the hest automobiles on
the market and 1t Is expected that a
number of them will be sold In this
city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
ANOTHER COLD SPELL IS
PREDICTED FOR THE SOUTH
FrSss Expected This Morning, With q
Big Drop Of the Mercury.

The delightful weather that we
have been enjoying for the past few
weeks promises to be interrupted t.
day by another cold snap. which,
however, Is not expected to be very
severe. A heavy frost was predict
ed for this morning and there was q
decided drop of the mercury during
the night. Colder weather Is the pre-
diction for today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
DIED IN SAME ROOM IN
WHICH HE WAS BORN

Latrobe, Pa, Nov. 12.-JOhn Beatty
died here yesterday in the same
room in which he was born S4 years
ago.
He was a grandson of Benjamin
Beatty, who crossed the Delaware
with George Washington to partici-
pate in the battle of Trenton during
the revolutionary war.
The family had lived on the Beatty
farm here for more than a hundred
years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
sRUNsWicKiANs WILL RETURN
FROM SAVANNAH THIS MORNING

The many Brunswickians who went
to Savannah to attend the automobile
races, will return to the city on the
various railroads this morning. The
steamer Attaquin, which left the city
with large party Friday afternoon,
is expected to reach the city some
time before noon. She left Savannah
late last night, '@
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
VETERAN SEAMAN DIES.

Omaha, Nov. 12.--John A. Lynch,
the last survivor OF the Great EasterR
steamship, which laid the FIRST Attain
tic cables, is dead at the age Of sS
years. He died today, after o ioag
period OF. illness. cT e ~ S'''
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
CLOSE CONGRESSIONAL
RACE UP IN WISCONSIN
Democrat Leads by Margin of Only
Five Votes.

Green Bay, Wis, Nov. 12.-The
Congressional election in the Ninth
district of Wisconsin hinges upon
Marinette county. The official figures
Of Marinctte give Knop, democrat. a
plurality of five votes Kuestermann.
republican, Is defeated unless 32 votcs
lost at Marinette and later discovered
are counted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
MONDAY AND TUESDAY SALE.
A Zeirenovitz's Usual Reduction Sal,
This Week of Specia. interest.

, On account of the big week of
trade during the past week Mr.. Eel
menovitz had no opportunity to adver-
tise the big sale for this week with
CT. uulars, as he intended. He requests
this notice to be given to the putliC
and to announce his sale through The
News, as usual. The usual reduction
in prices will be made on all lines
Of goods. A handsome line of ladies
Tailored Wool Suits, Cloaks and
Capes have just been received and
will be the leading feature of this
weeks sale. Init
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
AVERAGE SPEED I
MILES An HOUR
WAGNER, IN A FIAT, OVERTURN-
ED AND HE AND M'EEHANi-
CLAN WERE INJURED.
Haupt Driving Benz, Also Met With
an Accident When His Car Skidded
Tremendous Crowd Witnessed the
Great Race.
THE RESULT.

The winner, David Bruee-Erow1;
car, Benz; meehanician, Fritz Kram-
er; distance covered, Ais miles; aver
age time, n miles per hour.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-13
TOLSTOI IS CONE;
COUNTESS TRIES
To END HER LIFE
TWICE SHE THROWS HERSELF
THROUGH HOLE IN THE ICE,
BUT is SAVED.
Wife of Famous Russian Apostle of
Freedom Morose Because of His Ill
ness--He Is Missing and Believed to
Be Insane.

Tulsa, Russia, Nov. 12.-The my5
terious disappearance of Count Leo
Tolstoi, tho Russian novelist. las
made most painful impress ION.
That re should deliberately desert
the wife who lore him chil1.ui is
difficult to believe. The surgesio
of failing mentality is acceoted -
many in explanation of the coun. .
sudden leaye-taking, which caused
his wife to attempt to drown Icr.
self. The family today are withou'
my clues as to the novelist ) where.
abouts.
Countess Attempts Suicide.
st. Petersburg, Nov. i2 Private
messages received toda v."o:. Tulsa
say Countess Tolstoi has a u;;.' II.
tempted to commit suicide twice by
throwing herself through holes in the
Ice on the river near the Tolstoi home
but each time has been rescued ov
her guardian.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by ]. C. Will
son, member of the Chicago board Of trade.
New .-ork stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth
ttreet, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. April n 27-sentment was extreme
ly and unanimously bearish on wheat during
the greater part OF the day. The early mar
ket was very weak, and, as usual in such
cases, the market was soon oversold. Later
there was a movement Of the shorts to cover
and the market regained the ground lost
earlier, and finally closed higher than last
nights close. The rally has very largely been
based on unfavorable crop reports from Ne
braska with a scattered line of chinch bug
reports from Kansas and Illinois. The north
west has been fairly liberal buyer OF wheat
here today the future markets in those sec
tions recovering much of the recent losses. NO
improvement reported from any direction re-
earding the cash wheat and flour demand
Kansas state report made condition OF 10,
which was IL points higher than government
report Of April 1. The area abandoned, how
ever, was 80 per cent of the total Indicated
crop of about 60 900, 900 bushels, against OIL
clai estimates of 81, 900 900 bushels year ago.
Corn was weak with wheat early, but re-
covered most of the lost ground in May de-
livery and more than recovered It for de-
ferred months. Shipping call was poor and
prices in sample market declined u to / cent.
Some OF the cash grain concerns sold May
corn rather freely today.
Oats followed other grains weak early, re-
covering later, but recovery was not as COM
nlete as in wheat and corn. The general trade
was fairly liberal and also we'll convinced that
the recent freeze had inflicted little damage to
the growing crop.
Provisions were weak early, following the
grain list and a decline OF 10 to 10 cents in
hog prices at the yards. The trade, however,
bought later following small packers and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Flour-Family
extras. s6a6.4O; bakers extras, $G46.4O; Oregon
and Washington, S5d55O.
Wheat-Shipping, S1.55ql 6O -,,-
Barley-Feed, $L1OGI15; brewing, s1,17HQ
12O: Chevalier, nominal .-,--, a..
Oats-Red, s1SOqL4O white, Sl;5Oal6o;
black nominal.
Miilstuffs-Mixed feed, $2SGSO; rolled barley,
s25d26; oatmeal, 81; oat groats' SSS; rolled
oats $314S2. 800
Hay-Wheat, S12d1S5o; wheat and oats, SlOQ
Is; oat. Wild SSd1l; oat. tame $lOa14; alfalfa
$50 II; straw, $50@75.
Recepts-Four, 1886; wheat 6OO barley,
1860; oats $50; potatoes, 12i0 onions. 40; bran,
4l5 middings. 215; hay, 4S2; hops, CO., hides
2l25; wine. 46,5OO 80.
Beans-Pink, S.. .25d5.SO lima, s4.3O04, 40;
small white. $t25Q46O; large white, $S.75ql'
Potatoes-I1arly rose, S5cdsl; river Burbanks'
ST. 25@1 So; river reds, nominal
Onions-Calfornia fancy, nominal
Varlous-Green peas, 75cqSl50; string beans,
5dl0c; egg plant, 10920c; green peppers, 15q
sc; asparagus, S5cdS1; rhubarb S5a75c; garlic,
sa5c: cucumbers, 5OcdSl; Mexican tomatoes
sl5Oa2
Pouitry-Dressed turkeys nominal; roosters,
old $5@6; roosters, young, $SQl1; broilers,
small 81 5Od3.50: broilers, large, $q4.5O;
fryers. S7qS; hens. $55O@12; ducks, old, $iq
4 ducks. young. sSQlo; geese, $2@3; pigeons
old Sl5Od175; pigeons, young, $s43,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
NEW INcoRPoRATIoNs

Articles of incorporation filed with the
county clerk yesterday as follows
Hartsook & Company-Captal. SIG 600;
James NJ Hartsook, James H. Gaut and Nell
Walker directors.
Kramer Model Oil company--Capltal, $21
900: Charles T. Merritt, Harry Weaver, Lester
s. Moore, r. T. Tabor, Marlin Pauson, di-
rectors
Brawley Investpent company-Capltal, $780,
900; Peter F. Hovley, A. M Mortensen. How
ard Huntington, w. f. Cronemiller, F. w.
Pillsbury, directors.
Sunset Park Land company-Capital, $780,
900; Dan Murphy, William r.. Hampton, Will
bur o. Dow, Floyd f. Lewis, f. NJ Kirsch,
directors.
Rogue River Dredging company-Capital,
81, 900 600: clifton Johnson f. r. Miller, Paul
w Schenck, e. Il. Moon, A. A. McCurls, d-
rectors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. April 27.--The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning Of busienss to-
dnv was as follows: Trust funds-Gold coin,
SS5s 1928 S69; silver dollars $3.50 $50, ,000 silver
dollars of 1890 49, 1853 600; silver certificates out
standing $lS9 9S0 600. General fund-Standard
rent liabilities. SiO5 927, SOS; working balance
in treasury ofhes, s69. SAG S53; in banks to
credit of treasurer of United States, $25, 7o2, %
All; subsidiary silver coin, $2l57S,769 minor
coin 81 1Ss, POI; total balance in general fund,
S7g 673 go
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
BUTTER EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Butter-Fancy
creamery, 251Ac seconds, 25c: fancy dairy
24kc. 40
14iAc.
Eggs-Ranch. 2315c; store, 23c.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Butter-Steady; cream
cries, 25d29c: daires. 22q26c
Eggs-Steady; receipts. 552s; at mark. cases
included, 12hQ19hc; hrsts' 19lsc; prime hrsts'
201ac.
Cheese-steady; Daisies 14%dl5c; Twins,
1ss.6D14c: Young Americas, 14q1iAc; Long
Horns 14k414I5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK, April 27.-Money on call hrn'
and higher: 25sa4 per cent; ruling rate, 312
per cent: closing bid, "a per cent; offered at
Sia per cent M -.
Time loans, firm; sixty days 3A per cent;
ninety days, 3%q4 per cent; six months So
AZ per cent. ,.a- -
Close: Prime mercantile paper 4Aab per
cent; sterling exchange steady at an ad-
vance, with actual advance In bankers bills
Mt 81 81 50a4. 81 60 for sixty day bills and at
81 SS for demand.
Commercial bills, A.S44SiA.
Bar silver, 5iikc.
Mexican dollars, Ac.
Government bonds easy railroads irregular.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
STEEL DIVIDEND
WORRIES BROKERS
Bulls and Bears Both See II as an
Argument for Their Side
of the Market
HEAVY MONEY WITHDRAWALS S
Banks Call in Loans and Help TO
Aggravate the Selling
Pressure

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock market
nut in an active forenoon in efforts TO ap-
praise the Significance Of the increase in the
limited States steel dividend yesterday. With
out having come to definite conclusions on
that point a rise In the call loan rate VI
verted attention to n new clement Ihere was
no consensus OF opinion on the inference TO De
drawn from the United states steel quarter
ly report and the increase in the dividend
rate. Operators who bought the stock argued
that the confidence in the business outlook Inn
plied by the increase was to be taken as
skilled Judgment that was bo1nd TO impress the
financial world.
THE BULL JUDGMENT
The bull party in the speculation answered
the contention that the quarters earnings
were disappointngly small by citing that the
successive months Of the quarter showed pro-
gressive increase in earnings. the March earn
ings rising to a record Tor any March IN the
history OF the corporation.
The bear party made much OF the current
report Of subsiding demand for steel products,
the talk of accommodating stocks and faillns
demand for iron The bear party had asserted
its determination before hand TO sell the
stock in the event Of the dividend being
raised on the ground that the action would
exhaust the available helpful factors toward
advancing Of the price. Some Of the selling
of the stock attributed to liquidation seek
ing 20 take advantage Of the favorable effect
OF the dividend action. This inference hurt
the stock, and in fact the whole market
PENSION MONEY
Tho action OF the banks In calling loans
aggravated the selling pressure tho mar
ket. The shipments Of gold by today's steamer
brought the weeks outgo to sl4,50O.0o 900. Sub
treasury operations also taking funds
from the banks with the subsdenee Of tho
monthly pension payments the gain OF that
institution for the week having already risen
to sl,di4.00O.
This total Of nearly SIC. 900 900 withdrawn
from the banks compares with a surplus re-
serve on saturday OF but slightly over sl5.-
100000 on the average statement and consider
ably less than that by the actual statement
FOREIGN MARKET STRONG
The foreign exchange market showed per
Kistent strength In spite of the large exports
OF gold and OF easier tone today In the
private discount rate in London. London
Join, d in the selling OF stocks in the New
YORK market and the carry-over rate on
American stocks for tho London stock market
settlement was advanced from 5ih to per cent
The fall in prices OF wheat and cotton
leyed anxiety over crop damage to some ex-
tent and helped to lower the morning prices
This did not avni however against the sell
ing pressure which closed the market weak
and at declines OF from to points for tho
active stocks.
Bonds irregular.
Total sales, par value s2,1s3oo0.
United States 2s, registered, declined y per
cent on the bid price.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April 27-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated at 16 900; market steady; 10c lover
beeves, $5.7OdS40; Texas steers, %I5q625
western steers $5.OO46.SO; stockers and feed
ers, $3.SOd6 75 cows and hefers, S2,SOqL50i
calves, $6.75GS.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000; market
1OQ15 lower; light S9.2Oq95O; mixed. S9.2Oq9'b5;
heavy. 80 20q9. go; rough 50 209935; good to
choice heavy, SO. S5as.6O; pigs, $S,S5@s40; bulk
of sales, 50 4O99.55.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $1,000; market
steady; native, 81 50aS,25; western 20 O0qS' 70
yeariings, 81 725dS. 50 lambs, native, H.2599.70;
Western IS O069 90
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28

COTTON AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS. April 7-wool-Steady; medium
grades combng and clothing, 2Od25c; light
fine, 1S@2t1sc; heavy fine, h@2Oc; tub washed
19636c
NEW YORK, April 27.--Cotton closed steady
but at net loss of S@l2 points. Futures
closed steady; closing bids. April l+7oc, May
"a &c, June IA 52c. July AISLE, August 1850,
September 03c october 1265c, November
II 4ac, December Ease, January II 45c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK. April 27.-Evaporated apples
quiet but market shows steady tone On
the snot fancy are quoted at 10c; choice, $40
SIC; prime, 67kQ7hc; common to fair 6a6lac.
Prunes-Firm on continued unfavorable re-
ports regarding the outlook for the new crop.
Quotations range from 2BaSAc for CALIFORNIA;
up to 3O-4Os to 4d9c for oregon fruit.
Apricots-Quiet and easy; choice s1lO1ac;
extra choice, 1Okd11o; fancy. 12012lsc.
Peaches-Dull but prices are steady on bad
erop reports from the west; choice, 6d6he
extra choice, 6@7c; fancy, 7Q71ac.
Raisns-Quet. barely steady loose musca-
seedless. 3i5G4s4c; London layers, S1.15d12O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour easy; No. 2 rye, Use; feed or mixing
barley, 44950c; fair to choice mating bIg64ci
fax seed No. l. southwestern, S2.30la; No l,
northwestern, s2 4O1s; Timothy seed s14.4O;
clover Sl1 25 mess pork. per bbl, s2l5Oq2l.75;
lard per 100 lbs, Sl2.37lA; short ribs, sides
Coose), sit.77k@1275 short clear sides (boxed,
1S.5OG1375.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 1874 900 bushels; primary receipts
were 24O. 600 bushels compared with 211,OOO
bushels the corresponding day a year ago;
estimated receipts for tomorrow, wheat cars,
corn SO cars, oats 9S cars, hogs $4,000 head.
Artfa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
BACK TO SIDEWALKS
FOR STRENUOUS JAILERS
TurnkeyS Reprimanded for Abuse
of Prisoners to. Walk Beats

Three assistant jalers were appointed to fill
vacancies which We're created by the police
commission Friday, and police officer
was transferred to Chinatown duty yesterday
by Chief of Police Galloway.
u L. Mcintosh, r. II. Edwards and II.
L. Bennett were officially appointed 10 MI
the vacancies left by the removal Of Ralph
Story and the assignment of beats TO former
Assistant Jailers Il. N. Sanders and Elmer
Boaz by the police commission Tuesday.
Mcintosh who had been detailed to duty
in chinatown. will be succeeded by George
Wuletts, who was taken from there some time
ago. Willetts is considered one Of the most
efficient men for work among the Chinese
He understands the language and can both
road and write it. Willett's reappontment to
CHINATOWN was strongly urged by Sergeant
Sebastian in command Of that district, who
felt his loss keenly when he was taken from
the district for duty about the jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by j. c. VIII
son, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.

NEW YORK April 27.-In today's cotton
market the changes were slight. although II
was noticeable that all day the new crop op-
tions were steader than the old and the final
prices show greater losses In the May and
July than in others Weather reports from
the southwest are bulish and there was con
siderable buying of distant options ON that
account Trading was quiet. The short in
terest in the new crop options have. to q
great extent, been eliminated by the recent
rapid rise of 80 points. The subsequent de-
clines have placed them in a stronger technical
nosition and brought the prices ia a Level
around which we would consider purchases OF
October and December reasonably safe. With
out sales spot cotton in New York was quoted
Mt is 1bc
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28

Morning sales-100O Northern Ry rs ll2ls; 1000
Pac Tel 5s 100, $50 Assd Oil 5oi4; 400 do buyer
co. 51t4; 20 City Elec 50: so Hutchinson 1914;
20 Cal Fruit Can 10l; 100 ORC Water 81; 20
Spring V w As.
Afternoon sales-1O, 600 Spring V w Is s2ls;
1000 C w gen 5s 93is; 1900 Northern Cal
1000 United Ry IS $685.: 5000 do 6s%; 1000 Peo-
pies w 5s 72l4 200O Oak Traction Co 5s 92&;
1000 Pac Elec 5s 1o5; 2S5 Ass'd oil 49ss so do
50L; o City Elec 5Sa 30 orc Water 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. April 27.-Fruits, fancy
apples, .25: common, b0casl' berries, straw
berries, S5al0; blackberries S1al5o; raspoer-
ries. ScdS275; oranges, navals, S-5q2.i ioi
fornia- s.. 25d4; tropical fruits bananas 75cg
81. pinpnpples, 81 50M350
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
LISTED STOCKS
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, April 27.-Coffee closed steady
at a net advance of 7Ql0 points. May notices
we're estimated at about 10000 bags. Sales
for the day were 23, 900 bags, including 1000
bags in the shape of switches. Closing bids;
April and May. 65Oc; June, 6.6Oc; July 6'65e;
August, 67Oc; September, 6.75c; October and
6S0c December, 6.S5c; January,
4 SIC. February 6S9c; March, 6,91c. Spot,
quiet; Rio, No Z. Ssc; Santos, No. 4, 9ho.
Mild quiet; cordova, 91sd12hc.
Sugar-Raw, steady; muscovado, 50 test,
8 SOc centrifugal, 96 test, 43Oc; molasses
sugar 50 test. 355c; refined, ffuiet; crushed,
s s5c; granulated, 515c powdered, 525c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-28
OBJECTS TO NEGRO BUYER

Alleging that the purchaser of a lot from
her violated his contract by selling the prop
erty in turn to a negro. Agnes Henderson
brought suit to quiet title to the property In
Judge Conrey's court yesterday.