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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
4 God er.sskeerla- ssellss.

The FSa #tssrsgrs Sun 5-sees t1e re1C@r eon1for1s12 srges E@rea sF,1c "7tar- sy0rrs C0nneot.eaG 1s- E1eF@ 4af- the vo9Eger @1r as er@ 1re-&ar @s conf frraJ fn Christ |s- eoas-n, aase Sunday. tsae r1ee aez 1- min se~ereJ nv srs szs FSer Fen 11a p-asrs14r. ro af0rarr Easlsr gf Colo -esFr. r-s4rssa -x sat4-Gzrg s1e scr sD. ce,rss ssse4eeg sy r69 frae.s Ho~asa .ra Wa se~1D-n- fzs EazN4r4E @a EC 1 e< 11a> q IT. asgrT ECsI pr@ar e-a~.s1 -sa Fe@r s-y1f.s75 -Eg.~e rc11I- Ea es Txa.4asaa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
GOODS TO AMOUNT Cr
 E2oCo HAVE BEEN ORDERED Trs 2. L. Co. Has Sor~e Machines so- ing st trs TooSn Pizr- and E<1s-ts to Make Shipments i1 Ts4o Nse<s-

Al the rl4rt o< -1e E. L. O.. which has Iees75 the -o141 <zc-oTT. sorIe machines have bean set ID and | -z expected that rEe ecupz1E. T-I 5e able 10 turn o1- some ~ 5-s pr3d1c- 5z two Weezz to month. C-ce- ma chimes are C1 r1e 1aE and zt-- 5e soo1 set 1C.
 The company hzz <zs- rscai~sd an order for goods 70 -h= amount 5f s4z- 9G9 and E.l 1e busy far soma lime i1 -fe al4ug If c1as- This order comes from 2 large a1Lo factory and $ an excellent starter for -1e -ex com Cazy
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Cranst0n { Co.

Everyone realizes that the tinra for Christmas srop,ina .s very short, and esoiaiors ra0st 5e made quickly. Here are fsn suggestions to sssis. yoo fo ~fss >hoics: Cameras. 21 to $z5
 Post Card Psosece9re. g to sas. Fosn1a4n Psaa, sTaterlans sl to EF1las. z-c to s-
 E,r@Terae1<s. z5e 70 g.. Daex Eess. s1 c5 g.
 csfE EDoLs. 1@e 70 s.5.
 fcsEsr5acs 1e to g7r8
 Boxed Stationery. toc tO g. Writing Cases 75e t9 s459. P1ag Card Gg5gns. tEc to sf Stencil Patterns. Isc e5 -5c- sr@acsl C4cees. g. 70 s2-59.
 gsreG Ca69raes. 4fc to T5c. Je~esrr Cleaning CstGtz, si. Handy Boxes. T5> to s7.
 Te1@JaoIe Els raeeo-.ss. Z5e to ;L1s. C6I9-ar.g H91es rc to si-59. CrG s-s1rs ~y1ea--1ara. g.. szs a, Caus@a, 1Gc -> sz
 Checker Boards 11e 10 s2.
 ps1@t DgzsA. 11 es g..
 Farr Esozaa 1sc 13 S1 Books oc F1czao1s Poetry. etc 1se "a s11. aele-s ca-~oss Letters and Cz-ss
 E limited quantity of taoae 2E1ssaon 81,< Har1s z- -s-. z1d q1aztI.sas st other eeel-4lEa a---c.sz sE r-za- ,rlces
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Unclaimed Letters.

The list of unclaimed letters at the Norwich postofFice for the week end- ing Dec IT. 1910. follows: John N. Johnson. w. F.. BailHs. Mamie Casey Eva Conant. George Croney. Frank J. Connell Mrs. Joseph Dawson, Albert Dornary. Lean A. Drake. John Garyirl, Nawra Gagon. Miss C. L. Gileyan. Ru- by Juala. John F. Hall MT. and Mrs. I. GiIrour Hammond. VI. AIarEolis. F. s. Newcomb, w. W. Pray, RosSene CT and HiHman.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

e.e.rf4r11e ese of roggzg stock sns aeav- aeF Fa8s
 Particular at1srt3cn w4 also Ds paid 10 me fgesgFs .sfcrls anT@r'5 ls running GsF1e b@t 1eer. &e7r 8orz ea23 sg6 xosgtnern @ew ErpaaaG as tse s@a ex2reroe and she White 1Ec1sa-@g0 gs- xsrfs zE fa@ other.
 The large plans foF t1s @ p=DE s- raene 1f .ze eT-ssera z8 1e Er<e~ tsa personal ss41@rgss or ard Tasc1ss c EE cf Pres sler1 Ma CT oG %ea' Ea4s1-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Called for Inc purpose og rasTgfnz the action of tfse board Of water corn Hnissi1nefs in connection with the agreement between them and the Falls company for the securing of the Yan- fie river water, f if is necessary. there was | special meeting of me court of common council on Friday evening. Mayor TnagGr presided, but only the democratic members cf the council were present, all fne seats of fsse re publican nembers being vacant. There had previously been 4 meeting Of the executive committee and fssG sa age committee com posed the council. the first time II has occurred since lss in- ceptlon
 Soon after Mayor Thayer called tne council fo order and stated it's psgr- pose. after Wnlc8 the com nnBnicaff1n from the board If water cora noGssG9ners as forwarded bg cfefk (, <. Ray morsd was read by City Clerk Moore telling Of the boards action 8s fol- lows:
 Resolved, That the board of water commissioners Of fne city of Norwich. g8DJees to the approval of tne court oT common council. proceed to take from the Yantie river through fFe pgnpin z system Of The Pale company such sup ply Of water az may be reqBiFe5 to meet the needs of the city 3n tfge pres enf shortage of city water, and
 Pego11ed. That The agreement aog before this board. which f ls proposed shall pe executed Dy and De4 geen tole Deara and fae Fatgs eor5c c8ny. tc pro- vide for fae taking of water sn fne manner af9resa3G gs hereby ADpr1ee5. ard the teTa pGrary president 9f this board. Albert $. Cornsfecx. E hereby empowered and directed to ezec8fe eafd agreement for and On behalf of s8id board
 ResoIved. That inc eler< of Fre board ig hereby directed 70 trsnz1ft 4 rec ord of the action hereby taken f,T ta4 board to the court of common council for it's approval
 Mayor ThagD~ explained fhat tae matter had 8een before the eZeCssf&ge committee aisn1Bgn this nro9 9@a1 n1 news to the council. and stated tass lf vas the unanimous vote q fae com mitfee tD rec1na ane1d the approval C' the water boards action
 4 reso5gflGn ore1ared oy Corporation Counsel J. T. Farrlnge was fnsn read as follows.
 Fe4osvea. Tbae inc action taxen oy the board gf HaSar comm 5sg5on1rs [. the city of Norwich at foe meeting ot said board held +nts fsea day DS D@- cerooer. 1a19, 79fca reference sD ene taking oF water far Eae D2e of faa e.-g of Norwich from tne Te1t5e rive, IH Of the Pals ccrerany. bes and fre same ls herecT approved. ard tce execution by saId board of Ets pro- posed agreement in writing with satf Falls com paoy B hereby aItnorizel ard approved,
 There was unanimous action fn garo, If the resolution. and tae council a5-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FREIGHT TRAIN
 BLOCKED THE LINE.
Engine Had 70 Go Back to s.as Lo-- co1 H=tsr Water, ard Sasserge- Train Was 4sie Uo C.er an Hour

The s-35 paSesng4- train zor-z ca -Ee New Eare1 rCzd Friday evening was a1 -GuE ard 2 quarter ia-= owing to being held 1r Ee- G4.zs Ferry oy 2 freight train -ae second section oE -1e freight p-ila1 sE- L drawer bar and was obliged to so 70 New London after water, which zzel1 --a -zsz-1 z=- train ID -z-El t got back The Ez- s1-ge- train Jeff Ne@ L1lfou only four minutes la-e, and .- was some tine Ue- fore U wzS E1CE- F14<e 5x Ezs or what -Le trouble 1as
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Brsa eepert Super5er Court.

With q total of e1 cases. the longest docket ever presented at BrlC gepert the criminal superior court came In Tuesday afternoon, with Judge T-ucje eu Surpes on the baach. For the 6~S- time in many terms the ifsE does not -a21a1s 2 murder case
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
OBITUARY.
Francis ]. 1ou8tor.

The 242-1 5- EraIzzs ,. 1Eo14.1z 1+-- cured a- his hC-= t1 A1z5Zzz n F-1- day a- -1e age 1f n He was former resident 1+ -1-S ci-v. t1- z--5e- 5E years coCc1--L1s EE1--=-z1E studio n Aa-1 >-Ce@-
 MT do---on cane ne-s T -szE and bought o1- -ne 1lE Gar=s gallery al 1s- Main S--7s- He E=Zzz=z -Ee-e about three years aE-A- which 1e moved -0 No s8 Man street Ee Ea- then went D W1-cesVs-- w17-= 1s -=- -zaL-eG TWO F7a-s- He Cas s-1c4 been 51 Der1E E7- four years and i1 An soma for me saL= period HIS 1-sZ-z4l experience was gained E- Hilton N H where Ee mad a studio for -wesEs years sumner studio &- Wez-s- N Fl for twenty-five years He TaS a1sE as sis-ac while n -1is c5-r 5E 1s wife and was nan aE pleasing E4-< and attractive disposition
 The body . 10 e= bro1ga- z=-e far b-iaL
 Mss Ruth J. G1-ao-.
 The death ot Mss Ruth Jzzs Cor 1ol occurred a. Z-55 o'clock E-SaE morning ac the home Ht N- and Mrs George ". Carroll ct No zs- Br1a l. way. after T illness 3f out Ev5 Taass' duration. Heart fzIi1-a Eas gwen as the cause oE her Seaca-
 The deceased S2S porn n >[e--A1E 5 years aEo- She spent most 0f -er life l1 EclUar5w1- bur for -as past e5ghc 1- Ts- years Sle has Es5e 14- home with Mr. and Mrs Carroll Charles Gordon her brother. was well Known 1T rh5s city where he was s1- xssas 5u the aotel business beng corrected 1T.-G -llF Azs-z--es1 house The 8uzssG1ze-z-z Ea-ss- rsTE The Dell ErE and Ile C150- SGea-e AC-e- which was locate.s cl E1= Ssz- o[ c-7 Y NJ C- A n,E5I1l.S A-- Gordon 15ss3 5n he New E&sz1 house a5e-s 1e was Cle-E -er years sgc
 Miss Gordon was su Eo1aEs1 mem Der ot the 5a ptisz church n Fc2-sn- town and leaves behind her s large circle ot friends to mourn her loss
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
x 2 z. so install.

E s,ecaa4 rseeFgzs9 of White Ez>zs council, E- os C.. wla se held Sunday. ss #na1c time GEss ggs1a Ifs t&ga Df fGe aeg ossscers asfgg tsSe place. Dl&sgsc1 yt9ggfg E1gssv1n DT New g>CafcM yss osref4ce az sas installing @s3e@r Crnes important n9ssaesg %As cDTas Defge the council at tn3s time and 2 sarxa attendance -s looked forward tS at foss meet ffsz
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PERSONAL

Frank J James of Providence has been in Norwich t1 visit sis parents.
 George D. Johnson manager 0f fae Southern New England Telephone Co,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
VULCAN ODORLESS
 GAS HEATER

irsures vcu 2-- ma 1=zt E1- want AEE fus- when w0z want .- T1s z4S pipe carries me <-=1. 1G can 70 ll-. 10 oil 10 spill Ge. one today and 1-zese .a5S rEz most comfortable winter oE y11- .zse- Ex2S-.s--e nZS s-1S- -1- that house heaters ar -2reF EoTx.zg &c sasssEz-so-F ert7e3=E4c1 -He eaE-% N1se s= -z7 g hare -z=Se e5o-zzss c-ez z2-< c1 eZSa-- a. s5 2-+ sSs5 azcz S2es- zEz-5gy -u-1-s 2
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
E-st e

Things S@sa r1eeaat s1@ 1s t -@ Forae5Je1e Elsz -~ge41F req zs fre~e Eg a1rr @z rlEz rs re sac lF rotation 1rg she Gvsast wv ls- srgrcr Efa~aa8-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Gift=Giiying
 Made Easy!

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
MOVED BACK TO NORWICH.
Frederick Tourtel!o-te Has Soi6 His
 Farm and Will Reside Here.

Frederick T0urteIIotte. who recently purchased . farm in the northern 1a-- Of Preston near the GrisgToI5 line. from Mir. Miller has sold ttze place back 10 Mir. Miller and will rec8rn here D reside. tEe first Of the goods being shipped on Friday. Ir Tou-- telI0tte resided on the farm out 2 short tine.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Mss Anna l. Egy of waan5Dzson street Jeff "Wednesday n saea6 fae holidays with 8er brother as senenee- Iaay & r.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

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 N.cx.~-. sE4=e-z- S-i-z- Ca z-z tE,--a- -z=-,. Gz1x==. -a1z-z-- -r.Ss+s- Sweaters --1retz% 75-Ses -zr1y Vests
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Al Re of Everett. Mass. claims to have tSe shortest name cf any man tn EAe cSncvry
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Incidents in socIely


Hrx. William Camp Lsagsaa1 slaS fe turned from j brief sgslE n New YgrA
 Mrs Joseph RaH sefs t0en on Fri 9ay fer 3 sss3s Ia EJnssra. Y. T., and fn E1ndDes. Pa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Be 1s=zs41- mn Eec o'clock
 tr the morning and -1z rest ot
 the 5ar w tz6a Care Et itself
 -E-11zrL T-s easT -8 greet z1= new EzT win 2 suzte w1a- you cz- 1zv= -1-@ --c--- E hath room zs 1zx1-LzEE-r 1z-1 zz --4 ar q -1s tropics .-E -Gz7 .--s--zs oE 1z~z-z t1a temperature q v--z~ hath dressing z- 1zz4Z- E1-1Es 1aL-z -1a safety Eo-zE z--eT11E ss T-l F7 Ss wal -zz va-.ac.4Esss gE 1r- &az EzEa-6 winter 1az-z- A
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Water Beard Meeting.

On Friday morning there xas 2 meet Ing Of tre board cf water eCrnn1ls- slorers at ID o'clook a which time final action res taken Hpon the agree nant and toere was Es~eserr st tIe meeting Engineer Kendall og EartgC~5
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FUN ERALS.
Samuel ], kf-c.

The funeral Of Samuel J King was held from hts late home in EocSup at -31 o'clock Friday afternoon the ser- vices being attended 1r large mum Der of relatives and friends. many be- ing present from out of town. The ser vices were conducted by Rev. . H. Green of the Methodist church assist ed by Rev J. l. Wheeler oE Paw-l1cs- CT. Two solos, Homeland and Face ID Face were sung by Miss Young of J-wett City There were many beau tifuI floral remembrance Ire bearers were Charles Adams Da1talson. George T-a-Arop- Norwich Session A dams ana Charles E. Barber. Te-t-as Village. Burial was in the Eo0su , cemetery. where co12En5r-aI service was read. Funeral Director TillznghaS- had charge 0< the arrangements
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

.e --c-z= Fcl r-= 1ss- = san -=- oc- -g .r 7-yf-s
 %a~. ~-a- sz s,--s 7-S @z~+r-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Edna Loais. kIIroN.

Al e2G o'clock Friday afternoon the funeral of F,d1a Louise SfIroy was held from tho home oS her raTenEs. Mir and Mrs, Alexander Nlir12. Nc 5I Ia112 street Many relatives and friends were present and there were handsome forms of flowers Burial was n Se Atarv-s cemetery
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
pr. H. L. Hammond.

Archibald .. Spaldiny. secretary o1 ShetGcker lodge. No r. I. c. Q. F.. and r J. LeaVsns from this ciJr were at DaEie5Son on Friday afternoon for the burial service Of Dr. H L. Hammond, which was conducted by the Putnam lodge of E,lks. There was 3 number n attendance. including g delegation from the lodge of ElkS. 10 which he belong
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

The body of Mrs. Amelia Stoddard, former resident of this city and Gales Ferry. whose death occurred at the home of her grandson, Howard Gray. East Lexington, Mass, was brought to Gales Ferry Friday for interment.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

There are now $50 soldiers at the state home in Noroton. The aggre- gate amount in pensions received there each quarter is $20, 0,000. The oldest inmate is William Davidson, who passed the century mark in No- vember.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Morton F. Plant is installing al the apparatus and appliances for ; modern dairy at his farm in Poquon noe Bridge. It is all to be run b. electrical power the farm house an, all the farm buildings are being wiret for electric lights.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

The Connecticut Automobile asso- citation will take up a good deal of the time of legislators in coming session. The members are bent on securing modified tions of the present law and more uniformity with the laws of oth- CT states.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17

Rev c. IT. Ricketts will preach in the Central Baptist church Sunday morning in exchange with the pastor. Tn the evening Rev. P. C. Wright will speak upon a Trip Around the World, illustrated with the stereopticon.-adv
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
MURPHY 2 McG42Rf
 z01 Main SE-

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
DAILY MINING CALL
800 Bonnie Glare. So
LISTED STOCKS
PAcIFIC COAST TRApE

SAN FRANCISCO March 2S-Flour fam
lily and bakers extras. $6.40@6S0 oregon
and washington. s5.75; shipping wheat
S1.SOQ1.S214; feed barley s135@136 Ia;
PI S5 rsd oats Y S SHe'Sg SSg
167lA middlings. S32 - So; mixed feed. $2s
a 80; rolled barley S2S a 20; oatmeal $4.2O;
oat greats, 81; rolled oats. $33@35; wheat
hay, s14@19; wheat and oat, S13Q17; wild
oat. s1OQ13 tame GA, $12Q16; alfalfa, IS @
IL; straw. 50Q75c.
Pink beans $5@5.1O; lima. S435@A45;
small white, $450Q4,S5; large white sS.75Q
4; Early Rose potatoes S1601.1O; Oregon
Burbank. 80cQS1; Salinas Burbanks, $3.50
so; MERGED sweets, sea 2.4O; fancy onions,
s1.15@1,35; green peas, 4@6c string beans.
ii 90c; egg plant, 5 a 30c asparagus. 40
Age; rhubarb, $1@I50; old ROSTERS, S5Q
5 so; young. SS01O; small hrollers, 1904;
large, $4@4. so; flyers. s7GS; hens, s5010;
old ducks. s6q7; young. sS@ 10; geese, $2@
2 80; young pigeons, $15041.75.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son, member Of the Chicago board of trade
the prlcve down somewhat.
bond and stock exchange, 2l2 West Fifth
street, Los Angeles
CHICAGO March 2s.-wheat has ranged
higher on continued dry weather during the
preceding forty-eight hours in southwest and
official forecast of further fair weather there
today and tomorrow. The market, however,
has with some difficulty retained the prices
reached during the early morning There has
been intermittent selling here both by north
west and southwest all day Local elevator
interests have also bought July and sold sep
TENDER quite freely, thus widening the dis
count of the deferred month. The chief I'M
favorable crop reports received today have
come from Kansas and Missouri. Reports
from west of the Mississippi river have been
distinctly better and some of the Kansas
claims in fact have been that the ground is
full of moisture and can stand considerable
dry weather yet where not winter killed. sta
tistics have been mainly bearish. General
trade today has been limited In volume. Cash
wheat except contract, has been in very poor
demand here and easy Northwest demand
better and firm.
Corn trade has been relatively larger than
wheat. The early market was higher with
wheat and fine weather for farm operations,
which Is expected to curtai the inner mar
ketings Cash corn demand for shipment has
been poor here. Larger local spectators, IN
GLIDING former shorts, have been selling corn
on the swells and have succeeded In beating
the price down somewhat.
Provisions made a new high level at the
Yards today. Western receipts fell far short
Of last years, and provision values ranged
higher Packers bought May pork Some re-
last week. Some new investment buying of
July pork. Lard inclined to drag. Hogs
yielding more than recently. Market broke
sharply near the close on stock yards selling.
arrs Ifoh
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
PRICE DECLINES
ARE DISQUIETING
MARKET LACKS SUPPORT OF
LARGE INTERESTS
COPPER SECURITIES LEAD IN
THE GENERAL WEAKNESS
Upturn in the Wheat Market Causes
Anxiety-Fear That General
Trade Outlook Is Not
Promising
Associated Press1

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The extent
of the price declines suffered in the
stock market today was regarded
ominously. The volume Of sales was
not heavy and the wide concessions
which had to be made to effect them
had a diSquieting effect on sentiment
The superficial causes advanced in eX-
PLANTATION were not considered adequate
to account for the weakness Of the
market. and there were approximations
of some undisclosed condition which
was prompting the withdrawal of et-
fective support by the financial powers.
The extension of the Easter holiday
in London to include Monday left that
important source Of speculation closed.
1t was surmised that the prospect in
that market nevertheless might furnlsh
some explanation of the days de-
preston.
The upturn In the wheat market
directed attention to another source of
anxiety The news that the expected
rains had not been forthcoming was
seized upon by the bearish element in
the speculation to force declines IN
prices. Copper securities stood out
conspicuously in the weakness. Advices
from Boston of a further slump in the
price of CRANKY Consolidated Mining
brought large selling orders in the
other copper stocks. The action of the
group today seemed to disclose a spec
ulative position which was vulnerable
to the unfavorable effect of the sus-
picions aroused by the poor conditions
revealed in the CRANKY affairs. The
unsupported state of the market
aroused fears that the general trade
and industrial outlook might contain
unpromising features not liked by the
influential financial interests with the
widest sourceI of information.
The yielding tendency Of the time
loan market in the subsistence of the
demand from borrowers is pointed out
as a possible symptom of declining
mercantile activity.
Bonds were weak Total sales, par
value, s3,057, 900. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 28,--Fancy
creamery butter. zee; seconds, 251ac; fancy
dairy 20c Sew CHEESE Ranc5 aS9 young
store, 201sc.
CHICAGO, March 2S.--Butter steady;
creameries, 2Gq32tkc; dairles % PIC. Eggs
Arm at mark. cases included, ~ a zoe;
hrsts 20hc; prime frsts, Il &c; receipts
27sO2 cases. Cheese, steady: Daisies. 10 y c;
Twins. 15iAc; Young Americas. 1j@15Mci
Long Horns. 16 Lac.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Articles of Incorporation filed with the
county clerk yesterday were follows:
The Second Church of the United Breth-
rem in Christ-S A. Engle j. H. Refer,
William C. Matthews. Mark Kepple. II. De
la Grange trustees,
Harper MacFarland-D Duncan company -
Capital SIS, 900; Charles B. Hopper. A. H.
MacFarland A. V. Duncan. directors.
Independent Valley Construction Co.
Capital 5000, 900: III. 4. Hunter. w. f. Ford
II. A. Colt, c. r. Sparks, H. c. Millsap, d.
rectors
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
coEEEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, March 2S-Coffee closed in
active net unchanged. March and April
$500; May 6S5c; June. 6.90c; July, &c;
Aug. and Sept. lose; Oct. Nov. Dec 710ci
Jan. and Feb. 716c. Spot. quiet; Rio No. T.
sac; Santos No. 4. 1-4c; mild, quiet; Cor
dova, 9hQ12 lac.
Sugar-Raw. steady; Muscovado so test
3 sec: centrifugal SO test, 1850; molasses
sugar 80 test. 3.61c; refined, steady;
crushed, 5.95c; graduated, 525c; cut loaf
6.05c; mould A. 5000; cubes $500; xxx
powdered, 5.4Oc; powdered, 5.35c; diamond
2, 495c 8. 4.9Oc; 4, 4.S5c; 5, 4.sOc; 8, 475c;
7, 4.7Oc: s., 1850; o. 460c; 10, 4.55c; II,
4.5Oc; ~. 445c: 10 and IA. 440c
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
Retail Prices
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. March S.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at $4,000 head; market steady;
beeves, $2.75Q8.75; Texas steers, $51OQ
ESQ; western steers $5Q7; stockers and
feeders, S5.S046.S0; cows and heifers $3.50
QI25; calves. $S49.25.
Hogs--Receipts estimated at $4,000 head !;
market 1O@15c higher; Eighth $1O.50q11.05;
mixed. $10.75@11.15; heavy, s10.S5@11.17h !;
rough, s10S5@1O95 good to choice heavy.
$iO.95311.17i5: pigs s1OQ1O.S5; bulk of
sales, S11@11.10
sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market steady; natives, s5.6O@915 western
s5.sO4915: yearlings, $S@95O; native
lambs, $S.75@1O.50; western, $500 1850.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
DRIED ERuIr PRICES

NEW YORK, March IS .--E1vaporated ap-
pies, unchanged; spot fancy. loo; choice, 9
a. ilc; prime. 6%q7lsc common to fair,
6a6hc Prunes, steady California up 70
3O-4os. 2Ma91sc; Oregons, sc. Apri-
cots. easy; choice. 10A lie; extra choice
ILL., 12c; fancy. 12a13c. Peaches. steady
choice, 6Ag6stc; extra choice Ga q 11sc;
fancy 7lAQ7&c. Raisins, easy; loose mus
nateia eDbac; choice TO fancy seeded,
a6%c; seedless. 3hQ4%c; London layers
a. Z S.f
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-The condition
Of the treasury at the beginning Of business
today was as follows: Trust funds-Gold
coin, s852,S95.S69; silver dollars, $3.50,
O00 silver dollahs of 1890 $3.S04o00; silver
certificates outstanding, S490,216,000. Gen
eral fund-Standard silver dollars. S1,G02,-
GA; current liabilities s100.333.342; work.
ing balance in treasury offices S25.647,404;
in banks to credit OF treasurer, S35.2Sl,72O;
subsidiary silver conu, s21 ,465.94l; minor
coin, s1.077,992; balance in general fund,
sS49S1.0SO.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

q Sbinments of oranges and lemons g
. from Los Angeles Friday, March 20, &
3 were 1855 carloads of oranges ana rs 6
: of lemons Total to date there nave S:
5 been shipped 1871 carloads, OF whlch 9
:, 1929 were lemons. Last season 10 date s.
< there were shipped 1898 carloads, OF s.
) which 1919 were lemons. %