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Evening journal., 1910-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE SIT
TING IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE
MAHLON BRYAN and HENRY C.
ROBINSON, Trustees under the Last
VIII and Testament of James c.
Akin, deceased,
WILLIAM AKIN. DAVID AKIN.
AiNIN, Edwin PALMER AiKi1N.
KIN, ANNA GRIER PORTER, ROB
ERT J. GRlER, ELLEN GRIER
BUCHANAN. ELEANOR TURNER
BETH GRIER. Heirs at Law OF
James G. Akin. deceased.
AND NOW TO WIT, this fifth day Of
May A. j.. 1910. the subpoena I'M this cause
having been issued and delivered to the
Sheriff more than thirty days before the
return thereof, and William Akin James
Akin. ElwoOd Potts Akin. Edwin Pal
mer Akin. John s. NJ Akin. Robert J.
Greir Ellen Grier Buchanan, Eleanor
Turner Grier, and Harriet Elizabeth
Grier, nine Of the said defendants not be-
ing found and not having appeared, on
motion OF Herbert II. Ward Solicitor for
the compliments. and upon affidavit OF
Henry G.. Robinson, one OF the said com
plainants, that the said William Akin,
James Akin. Elwood Potts Akin, Edwin
Palmer Akin. John S. NJ. Akin Robert
Turner Grier. and Harriet Elizabeth
Grier, all reside out Of the State Of Della
ware, to wit, the said william Akin at
Atlantoc city in the State OF New Jer-
sey; James Akin. the residence OF whom
is unknown; Elwood Potts Akin and Ed.
win Palmer Akin both i'm the City OF
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsyfvan.
Ia; John s, NJ Akin, the residence OF
whom is unknown said Robert J. Grier
Ellen Grier Buchanan, Eleanor Turner
Grier, and Harriet Elizabeth Grier In
the city OF Pittsburgh, in the State OF
Pennsylvania
m is ORDERED BY THE CHANCE1-
bOR, that the said William Akin, James
Akin, Elwood Potts Akin, Edwin Pal
mer Akin, John S. NJ. Akin, Robert ].
Grier, Ellen Grier buchanan, Eleanor
Turner Grer and HARRIET Elizabeth
Grer appear in this cause on or before
the twenty-third day of May. next or that
the bill be taken proconfesso as to them.
And the Register Is directed to cause q
copy of this Order TO be published with
in thirty days from this date I'm the
Evening Journal, q newspaper published
On the City Of Wilmington. Delaware to
be continued in said newspaper three
times per week for two weeks after the
first publication thereof.
CIAS. NJ CURTIS.
Attest: Chancellor
Joseph g. Jous. Register.
Wilmington Delaware. May s, 1910
lMayf9u 121c1S 90
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SWIMMING STUNTS
AT THE Y. w. c. a. POOL


The placed waters of the Y. W. &.
A. swimming pol were lashed into wild
waves last night and the spray oc-
casionally caused the audience, pic
turesquely wreathed around the edge,
to duck with great agility. Miss Anna
Atkinsons class gave an hours eX-
hibition of fancy diving and swimming
A diversion was caused in the mid
die of the exercises by the falling into
the pool Of one Of the audience. The
excitement was allayed when the young
woman threw her shoes to one side
of the pool, her frOck to the other, dis
closing a natty bathing-su and then
did some fancy swimming across the
pool. This clever performance was
given by Miss May Atkinson.
Members OF the class were Misses
White, Guyer, Stewart, Pennington,
Tatnal and Long. An interesting and
somewhat uncanny class exercise, was
the dead mas and dead woman's float;
in both cases the head is under water
but the dead man floats face down,
and "a woman on her back.
Miss Louise Tatnall and Miss Mar
guerite Guyer gave some spectacular
dives. head foremost feet foremost
an da double somersault dive.
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FALLS INTO
POSTAL TRAP

John Mullen. aged 10 years, OF Penns-
grove. a powder worker employed at
Carney's Point. n. j., was lodged in
Camden city Jail last night by Postal
Inspector A. e. Earnshaw, OF tho Phil
adelphia district, charged with black
mail.
He is accused Of endeavoring to get
$4,000 under threats Of death from
Isaac Nanaman, president Of the
Swedosboro National Bank. About a
year ago Mr.. Vanaman received a let
ter which was signed Death League -
This letter is said TO have threatened
10 kill Vanaman and destroy his prop
erty unless he took the $4,000 and
placed it in the woods on the outskirts
Of Swedesboro.
Mullen is said to have admitted his
guilt and told Postal Inspector Earn
shaw he did it for a joke.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
DIFFERENT TONGUES
CLASH IN COURT

stanislaw OwslSy was arraigned in City
Court this morning the charge Of as
sault and battery. The complainant was
Catrino Domenico. Catrino is an italian
and Owsly Is a Poe. and double battery
Of interpreters wasreQulrcd to get at the
evidence. Catrino said Owsky hit him In
the eve with a stick while Owsky said
Catrino hit him first. Owsky was fined SO
and costs
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pROpOSATg

NJ OylCE-SEALED PROPOSALS. AID
~ dressed in writing TO the New Castle
county State Highway Commissioner and
endorsed, Proposals for building ma
cadam road in the county Of New Castle
ana state of Delaware" viii be received
py said highway commissioner az his Of
lice, Room No. @. basement of Church
Building Tenth and Market streets, Will
mington, Delaware, for each OF the fol-
lowing-named roads, until ~ o'clock,
State Road. commencing at the Kent
county line and extending northward .
miles
Road from Mt Pleasant to tho Mary
land line. a distance of 3.S2 miles.
Road from BoNds Corner, easterly to-
wards Port Penn. distance OF 1.6l miles
Naamau's Greek road, from Casey's
Bridge to Philadelphia turnpike, q dis
tance of 319i miles.
All said bids or proposals must be mede
upon blank forms TO he obtained from
said highway commissioner. at his said
office, and tho bids for each road must
be accompanies with certified cheek
for $500, payable 60 the President OF the
Levy Court of New Castle county. or
with a bond 10 the state Of Delaware in
the sum of $500 as surety that II pro-
pOsal be accepted, contract will be en-
tered into.
Plans and specifications can be seen
a the office of said commissioner, on or
after May II. 1910. The right TO reject
any or all bids is expressly reserved.
FRANCIS A. PRICE.
New Castle County State Highway CoiA-
missioner. May5.9101317.20.
D PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Up
To 1900 o'clock, noon. May 31st. 1910.
by the Levy Court of New Castle County.
at the Court House. Wilmington, Della
ware for the construction OF reinforced
concrete Flumes and Spilway at the NoN-
ontown Mil Dam, AppoQuinimink Hun
drcd, Delaware. Plans and Specifications
can be seen at the County. Engineers Of
flee after Saturday. May 21st 1910 A GER
tilted check of Five Hundred (S5000O) Dol
lars must accompany each proposal. The
Levy Court reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids.
JAMES WILSON.
Ma20-eod-it County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Alumnae Play Postnonad.

The comedy Pacing the Music"
which was announced to be given to-
night by the High School Alumnae at
thethe New Century Club, has been
postponed to June 3. Rehearsals for
the play, which were suspended for
awhile, will be resumed tonight. They
have progressed to such an extent that
the play could be given excellently
tonight If necessary.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
Pet Canary Gets Away.

While she was at schol today, a
canary bird belonging to Eleanor Dur
ney, daughter of Police Sergeant Dur
ney, of No. 1927 West Third street
escaped while the mother Of the child
was cleaning the cage. The bird was
present to Eleanor two years ago
and when she learned that her pet had
flown away she could not be consoled.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
GETS $500
FOR SERVICES

Henry NJ White, in Superior Court
this morning was awarded a verdict
Of $500 against Charles b. Daugherty
executor Of Thomas McHugh deceased.
White had been a companion, or as
the late Mr.. McHugh said, a body
guard, and sought to recover $SS7 for
services rendered as such companion
and cook at McHugh's Blnstead Club
house.
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cHANeEs IN TRAIN TIMEs.

A new schedule viii go into effect
on Sunday. June 5 on the Maryland
and Delaware divisions of the r., B.
& W. Railroad. The Atlantic city
special will go in service then and the
time of the Colonial expresses north,
and southbOund will be changed
on the Delaware division the time
Of departure of some Of the morning
trains will be changed. The changes
will be announced later.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
WIFE A WITNESS;
FAINTS In COURT

Mrs. John Devalenger. who was in
City Court this morning as the COM
plainant against her husband on the
charge of breach of the peace. tainted
while sitting among other witnesses and
had to be carried out. She recovered
within a short time, but it was neces-
sary TO continue her husbands case
until tomorrow.
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MRS. GRAY WILL GO
ABROAD WITH JUDGE

Federal Judge George Gray, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gray. and their daugh-
ter, Miss Anne b. Gray. left Whining
ton for New York at 1924 o'clock this
afternoon. They win sail from that
city for The Hague. Holland. on the
steamer Celtic of the White Star Line
tomorrow morning. Judge Gray will
attend a conference called to settle the
Newfoundland fisheries dispute be-
tween the United states and Eng
land
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
ROUTS WOMAN
BUT SHE GETS REVENGE

Wesley Laws and Florence Macey, both
colored, were in City Court this morning,
charged with disorderly conduct Mar
garet Nichols. eolored, Of No Z, Cranston's s
row, said that ON December 20 the defend
ants went into her house late In the
night. threw snuff at the inmates and
frightened her so she jumped out the win
dow. Glasses, stove lids and other things
were thrown about by Wesley and Flor
ence. Margaret declared. Each were fined
so and costs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20
EQUITABLE TRUST
REFLECTS OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company at noon to-day the Of
ficers We're reelected as follows:
Otho Rowland, president; Il. Bring
hurst. Jr. vice-president; j. T. Penny
packer secretary and trust officer;
Richard Reese, treasurer.
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. WELLINGTON
Philadelphia's Greatest
CLAIRVOYANT
Read Carefully

THIS HONEST PROPOSITION.
90 hereby sOlemnly agree and guar
antee 10 make you no charge II / fail
70 can you by name in full. also
friends, enemies, rivals. whom and
where you viii marry. 1 give never
failing advice upon all matters OF
lie, such as love, cOurtship, marriage.
divorces. business, lawsuits, specula-
tons. and transactions of all kinds.
never fail to unite the separated,
cause speedy and happy marriages.
overcome enemies. rivals. lovers.
Quarrels. evil habits, stumbling blocks
and bad luck Of all kinds I lift You
out OF your sorrow and troubles and
start you on the path Of happiness and
prosperity.
further guarantee and promise to
make YOU no charge unless YOU find
me superior TO any other clairvovant
YOU ever consulted. There Is no hope
so fond or wish so Rre<. that I cam
not accomplish for you. ] guarantee
success where all other clairvoyants
fail. 7 do guarantee TO tell 81 an to
YOU before you utter word. and
after ] have finished If YOU are not
absolutely satisfied. delighted and
amazed at my wonderful power ana
If 7 do not faithfully fulhll every word
and claim sworn TO above, then you
pay me not one penny, and do
herewith sign my name under solemn
oath.
(Signed) PROF WELLINGTON
S1-COMPLETE READiNG-S1.
Hours, 10 a. m. to p. IN. daily and Sur
day.
Residence, 1909 Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
ATavfe-e ef
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PnRIIC SALES

SONsTGBTE'S SALEEG00D FTRNf-
L An iii EAST FOURTH ST, ON SAT-
URDAY MORNING. MAY 2lst, AT 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Bedroom suite. iron and
brass beds. china closet, extension tables.
sideboard cook stove, rockers, feather
beds. folding bed. mirror front, sewing
machine, parlor suite, chairs, carpets,
mating and linoleum, dishes. pictures,
bedding, refrigerator, cooking utensils,
gas range etc.
ALFRED WHERTENBY, Constable.
Stidham & Son, Aucts. Mal9-2t
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HAIR WORK

SWfTCHEs, BRAfDs AND PUFFs
~ made to order and combings made
up. NJ. p. McCONAGHY,
d. & a. phone 1871. S23 Market ST.
May1S-1mO
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FOR SALE.

-l-------------------1'.---,--. -
T trally. located. Cheap. Apply 6l3
Poplar street MaylS-St
1OR sALE-A PAIR OF ANGORA
J. goats, duck and doel: doe a good
miller 1l2 Chester Ave,
Mav1q-3t. Coatesvlle, Pa.
EOR SALE CHEAP-NEW SQUARE
Z house. S rooms and bath. modern, gas
and electric fXtures 1903 Gilpin avenue.
Kew next door .May20-6t
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Furniture WanIed by
MG&ahOn Bros.

Stop and consider before hastily dis
posing of your furniture. carpets. bed
ding or stoves, or any kind Of
houseohld goods. We also buy entire
lots of restaurant and Office furniture,
and antique furniture II you have but
few dollars worth Of goods. or If
their value is hundreds OF dollars,
give us a chance to show you that
we are willing to pay the best cash
prices. Mail or telephone orders at
tended TO at once.
Mcmahon Bros.
Third and Orange Sis.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE


FOR SALE-FOUR HOUSES. 720-7e6
Nandever avenue. just completed.
Must be seen TO be appreciated Apply
So y. A. MELVIN, 521 L. Ninth ST.
May3-1mo.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN. III SOLD At
once. Fine residence at Richardson
fHrk: All improvements. Best location
phly @g cash required; write for particu-
lars TO WILLIAM TINSAfAN. 6O2 King 81.
MnNlh-1mO-
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PO6PDTNG NNDT0OC.N

BOAEDING AND LO0Ci.N
VYANTED-GCESTS ron SUMNER
W months. beautiful country home. S5
minutes from city by trolley. modern,
bath, hot and cold water. Vegetables,
eggs and chickens raised on place; milk
from family COW. Address il. Journal
Olhce. May6-1mo
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NOTICES

said BONDS will he redeemed at the Of
fee of Security Trust mud safe Deposit
l. 100. III lO5 and accrued interest. In
terest on said Bonds viii cease on the
aa53qye e date S,,R ~ TWiIminsto1 Del sIiD
ADr2S-1At.
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At OTfCF-'TO DIR PATRONS AND
~ tho Public: John j.. Callahan Is not
in tho employ of this company, is not au-
.thoriged to receive or collect money on
our account and has not been so .om-
ploved or SO authorized since March lath'
1910 OGDEN-lON AID Oo4dL An /
MaV1R-tf.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20

NJ OTTCE-THE LADIES AUXILIARY
~ of the Water Witch Fire Company
wish 10 return thanks for the help re
ceived from their friends and the public
at large for their patronage at their bake.
Mao0-1t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

KAlLf Nl = - n 49,
C.TRARD-S05 sO7 AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rooms, % 90, oyc,
Gentlemen only. VIZ 15.,-,, -
rOp RENT ROOMS FOR LIGHT
i housekeeping. zJl L. fil1h %"
Apr22-lmo.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


w j.. WILLIAMS co.
w e91 Orange St. Roofing. Spouting ana
Heating. Metal and composiuon roohng.
Hot Air heating and ventllating. Repair
ing promptly done. Phones Aze-ly.--
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Architects and Engineers 80 Marker ~.
"a Years Of active practice brings 70 our
clients much useful knowledge IN design
and construction. ana we warrant our
work correct IN AL respects.
c,TANLEY SILKA, TAILOR.
- eontbeast Corner Ninth and Pine Sts.
cleaning. pressing. dyeing and securing
ladies' ana mems clothes repaired.
Delmarvia phone 355s. May2-llno
WALL PAPER-FOR PAPERlNG A
w room $3.50 and up. Work guaran-
teed. NJ ARSHT. ia East Second street.
ID. n A. Phone 20s2 ApIz9-!I.io :
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WANTED

a.s.s.s .e.s-a
ANTED-FURNITUPB OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid Tor part
or entire households Hotels, RESTAURANTS
ONCE fixtures, roll top desks sates
= specially All kinds Of stoves and car,
pets sold or exchanged, secon9- nanq
tools bought Good secondhand cl0tRe9
bought. overcoats and pants specially
Club room chairs to hire. -
Phone Delmarvia. No. 2st3. -
CHARLES S HURLOCK,
Jan7-tf saventh and Poplar SITS
TT1BNTED-i00O CARPETS 10 CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent, $l.o0 ala -
uer month Both phones.
GEO f. LANG Co. 100 orange u
WANTED - OLD FEATHER BEDS;
w pillows. holsters, and old-fashloned
furniture Best cash prices. W-lo, jour
aal once ~. - -
NTED-OCCUPANTS FOR SEC
W ond story front room. GOOD board
and home comforts. olV ioP'a' S''
Mayl9-3t
TTTHNTED-DREsSM 1914 WEST
w Fourth street. Phone d. & a. 5elO'
Mayl6-eod-6t.
XTTANTED-LIGHT WAGONS FOR
w grocery store Apply ID, jour. eo 7.
nal Office MoI- :.
Evening journal., 1910-05-20

NJ OTICE-Sa5.lO REWARD FOR THE
~ arrest and conviction Of any per
fons found stealing milk or empty bot
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EOR RENT - NEW WIDE fRONI
4 house. $40 West Twentieth street
rooms and bath.l with all modern I'M
provements Apply to r. T. CLHMtk'
Nay12-tf 1916 Van Buren street
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LOST AND HOUND.

WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED. WHITE.
w woman to do light cooking. Must
give good reference. Box l-2, ,Se,e NewaaN' ~
Del.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT

s7--l-7l---1l-7-1-7l7--7-77 -
TOR RENTED NORTH CLAYTON, ST.
rooms and bath. Apply to CAAS'
A. BECK. 2404 W. Sixteenth street.
Anr26-tf
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OFF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. June 3O.-Wall street weakness sp-
peared TO be bearish influence the wheat
market today. whereas the same cause exerted
the opposite influence in the first stages of the
northwestern crop scare. Explanation seemed to
be in the fact that the grain trade is hgur-
ing ON the wherewithal 10 handle tine coming
erful reason in the good rainfall bismarck. \.
D.. suggesting general breaking of the drought
which has threatened. the yield in the Dakotas
and Minnesota Closing prices were 21A d2Ac C
net lower. Corn aud oats, respectively, showed
losses of q a &c and "a G5sc Provisions were
unchanged to &c down.
Time after time the wheat market rallied. but
in every instance the price weakened and worked
lower. The official forecast for showery aud
cooler weather In the northwest tonight and to-
morrow. The Kansas crop exploded theories of
extremists regarding winter wheat. and there
were advices from the harvesters showing uneni-
mously fine results. Even Missouri. eaten by
HeSSian fly and with much of the states acreage
itial car of wheat sent to ST. Louis. Oklahoma
was said to be taking in grain of magnificent
quality.
An estimate by private authority that the
total winter and spring crop would reach only
COB 600 900 bushels far away from the
popular conception that selling efforts re-
doubled rather than otherwise. September ranged
from 81 &c to 9912c, closing weak at 81 IS d97
loss of 2Ss M2$ic compared with last night.
Corn Spectators showed a remarkable change
of front in many cases. The decline was as
cribed to the influence of wheat. September
huctuated between 59ssc and 8Olac. with the
close &c.net lower at 59&. The cash market
firm. No. yellow closed at Cos 061L &C..
Longs unloaded oats aud some of the large
sellers of wheat took hand also the bear
side Variations for the September option reached
high and low limits at 3Ss4c and 3sc finishing
sc off at 3S1sc.
Final quotations were &c less expensive for
pork aud lard with ribs unchanged to shade
lower
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

Barley- Prices stood about .the Same. .yester-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was more life to local securities yester-
day than for some time Sales Of bonds were
SIS 600 In stocks Associated oil was the most
active, but declined from $4625 to SAB, closing
at S45 Spring Valley also lower It
S4650. Makawel sugar dividend of 90
per cent The quotations for Makaweu sugar
stock in the board for the newly in
creased issue.
The following were ex dividend yesterday
Hawaiian commercial and sugar, Doc; Hutchin-
son sugar plantation company, 15c: 0nomea sugar
company. 4Oc; Paauhau sugar plantation COM
pany. zoe: Pacific telephone and telegraph pre-
ferred. S1.j0
The reported improvement on the , 400 level or
0phr did not TO have much effect on the
Comstock group except 0phlr, which rose few
cents in consequence. The others continued
quiet
In the southern Nevadas those stocks which
are dealt in on the New York curb were weak in
sympathy with the slump in the New York stock
S3. 45 and Nevada Hills declined from $l-6212
to S1.5715. Tonopah of Nevada was an excep7
tion gaining DC the day. The copper stocks
were lower. Giroux declining from 81 l2l3 to
So. .621b. ana Nevada Con. from $l9.3I1 p TO SIS.
field Con. from 50. LIZ to $S-S5.
The San Francisco stock exchange Will adjourn
from the close of business today to next Wednes-
day. the 9Th.
The Alpha mining company has levied an
assessment of sc.
The Giant powder company Consolidated has
declared a regular monthly dividend of 50c per
share, payable July II.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Hiden. TaIIom. Monl ami Hnns

Another general decline in wet and dry hides
is noted. The Sawyer tanning company SAYS.
Poor demand for leather and wool continues
to reduce values of hides and pelts. Higher
prices not be expected until better demands
for finished product appears Meanwhile tanners
will not buy except at low figures.
The Sumner tanning company says.
'TThe market on hides. wool and sheep skins
continues very weak and ar comparatively low
prices We do not think that there will be any
further decline in values, at least for the pres
ent. and any inactivity which viii occur in hides
viii be more particularly due to the condition OF
stock than the tendency of the market. Wool IS
practically at a standstiIl."
Hides-Culls and brands sell about Gale un-
der QuOtat tions; heavy salted steers 10Izc: light
medium. 81 Q10c; light, 9@91ac; cOwhides. Sac
for heavy. she for light: stays. 65e d7c: sslted
kip. 9I5@10c: salted veal. 1413e; Salted calf.
i5e; dry hides. 1Se; dry kip. 161ae; dry calf,
pc; sheepskns. Shearhngs. 250 4Oc each: short
WOOL 006Oc; medium, 60Q90c: long wool. gOe
0$1 25; lambs. 23Q soc; horsehides salt. 50 25
as for large and S1-50Q2 for medium. T5cdSI
for small and 25G50c for colts: horsehides drv
81. .5062.25 for large and 81. .25Gl2 for medium
50cd$f for small and 256p5Oc for colts; goat
skins. prime angOra T5cGS1; large hair goats
30140c; medium, 20Q25c: small, 581Jc.
Tallow-NO. L rendered, 506c; No. 2. 4@5c;
grease, 292he
wOol-Sprtng clip. San Joaquin, years. staple.
12Q15e; do 8 months. 7114c: northern f6lfSc:
Humboldt and MendOcinO. 16n1Sc per Ib
Hops-CalitOrnia. l241Se for crop OF 1909:
oregons, 1291Se per lb; crop Of 1910, 12G16c
per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
LUSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
NEVADA
ThnAA.t. nfc@rf,

Bid Ask Bid. Asl
Argonaut 80. 3 .00lKennedy 90
Cent Eureka. so SO Eureka M4.5O
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Hay and Feed~fufYs

There further change in hay or feed
stuffs yesterday. AL except middlings. more
or less weak.
Bran.-SZz 5OG2S per ton for white and S21 80
for red.
Middllngs-S3O631 per ton.
Shorts-S23. .5Od24 per ton.
Feedstuns-ROlled barley. S21 .5Od22: rolled
oats for feed. S2SG29; mixed feed. S2463O for
average lots; linseed Oilcake meal 20 tons $40.
10 tons $1,000. tons S41 smaller lots SlI so;
eocOanut cake or meal at mills. S25 in 20 and 10
and $3.50 In ton lots; 1ObOing S26; corn meal.
S3443J; cracked corn, S34035; alfalfa meal.
carload lots, SIS; jobbing Sl6; red star alfalfa
meal. SIS in car lots and SIS jobbng; Modesto
alfalfa meal. l450 in ear lots and SIG jObbing:
Caproco oilcake meal. S16.5O per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $Jd13.5O; wheat and cat S9GQ
u; tame cat. $90l12. volunteer wild cat. S70g
10: alfalfa, $7410; stock hay, $5gT per ton.
Straw-40@65c per bale