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WHEAT ADVANCES;
STOCKS GOING UP
Despite the UnfavorabIe Govern
ment Reports Prices Indicate
a Substantial Increase
BONDS UNCHANGED FOR WEEK
Bank Statement Shows Wider
Discrepancies Between the
Actual and Average
BONDS UNCHANGED FOR WEEK
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, July 9.-Prices of
stocks advanced today in the face of
the showing of the government crop
report on spring wheat The stock
market thus demonstrated the resisting
power it has developed by the course OF
liquidation of weak speculative &C
counts to which it has been subjected
by the building up of short interest
of sufficient dimensions to afford an
effective absorptive power by its neces-
stiles.
The compensating advantage of the
good promise OF the winter wheat and
the news of showers today in the
stricken territory did not prevent sens
ational advances in the price of the
cereal. outside the wheat market the
stock market had the corn crop prom
Use as an additional factor of ameliora-
tion to consider The report as whole
was, however, an unfavorable factor
on stock market values, and was dis
regarded. Only fractional portions of
the days extreme gains were sacrificed
in the taking of profits by the room
traders.
The bank statement showed wider
discrepancies between the average and
the actual changes than has been dis
closed since the double showing was
instituted. The decrease in the aver
age surplus reserve of S7,591,900 was
transformed in loans decreased $I52l,-
400, compared with an actual decrease
of $24,000,000 The average statement
indicates a shrinkage of $13,517,000 In
cash holdings, while the actual gain
reached $3,S54,3OO. The deposit item is
the only one that shows approximate
correspondence in the heavy decrease
The week also witnessed a very heavy
drawing down of the deposits of the
institutions outside the clearing house,
which include the trust companies.
Bonds were steady; total sales, par
value, s63O,0O0. United States bonds
were unchanged on call during the
week
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CHICAGO GRAIN

e,eoiaI service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
SON member Of the Chicago board OF trace
New York stock exchange and san tranclsco
bond and stock exchange. 2l2 west Fltth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. July e-Excited and higher open
ing in wheat was tempered 70 some en 800
by cooler weather and light but general rams
over the entire northwest. along with otnclai
forecast of cooler tonight ana toln1 y.s
There was much profit taking by the LONGS,
much covering by shorts and moer or less
b,Iying by eleVenth-hour investors. me result
was that the advance level OF prices was
fairly we'll maintained, the shorts having peen
too badly worsted in the recent lohs cVi
tinued advance to put up much of night.
Cash wheat buyers failed to follow the ao-
vance but local mills say the flour trace mas
heen helped some by the sensational govern
ment figures. Offerings of cash winter wheat
on the basis of today's prices, however IN.
creased and there was more wheat poush'
in Illinois and in the southwest. me goV teP
ment report interpreted to mean ABOUT lo6'-
00o 900 bushels for the three northwestern
states, or about 100, 900 bushels less tnan d
month ago. There is an ofhcial crop report
showing condition of 101. on a reduced
acreage in Great Britain, less Favorable on
wet weather In Germany, and some Damage
to spring wheat in southwestern RUSSIA Aloih
hot and dry weather. -..,,
the big bulge in wheat, but there was promi-
nent and heavy selling to take prohts by the
longs on the advance. The latter acted unueI
cover of the wheat bulge and Influenced by
the government indication of crop OF about
q 100 900 900 bushels and the official forecast
for showers over most of the corn belt to-
morrow Trade of fair proportions nut
not really large.
In oats there was a general rush Of shorts
TO cover at the outset wheat strength being
the chief motive. Leading longs supplied tne
offerings and the market reacted from the
early top prices. lapsng into dull local
scaIning affair of light fluctuations later.
Provisions were sharply higher early with
oherInRs limited, but the latter Increased
later and the market eased some from the
TOP. Local pit traders and shorts were best
early buyers. Outside packers were the chiet
sellers,
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DAILY MINING GALL
LISTED STOCKS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-Flour-Famly
extras, $5,60q6; bakers extras, $5.6o96 Oregon
and Washington, 81 S0Q5.
Wheat-Shipping, S1.47i5d1 so.
Barley-Feed. $1d1,02l4; brewing. Ho7ad1 10
oats-Red, $11719a1S2A; white, S.45q150;
black nominal.
Millstuffs--Mid $2Sd3l; mixed feed S24
a3O: rolled barley. s21, 50922.50 oatmeal, $3.50;
oat greats, 49, 60; rolled oats $2Sq29.
Hay wheat $9q14; wheat and oat, $94l2;
wild oat, $7g1o; tame, s9@12; alfalfa. s791o;
straw, $S5960.
Eeans-Pink. $6d6.15; Lima, 81 409450; small
white, $494.25: larg', $3.65q3.9O.
Potatoes-New, S5c@$l.25.
b Onions-Fancy. $225; common, ST.
Various-Cfreen peas, 3a5c; string beans, ga
&c; egg plant, 3g5c; green peppers, 5o@75c;
tomatoes 25cQS125; summer squash, 15q65c;
garlic 3d4c; cucumbers, 15975c.
PouItry--Old roosters, $5a55O; young, $1,000
1o small brolers so 25d3; large, SS@S.50: fry
ers. $685. hens. s5G1O; old ducks, s4.50q5;
young, 81 SOLO, geese, S292.5o; goslings, $2925O
young pigeons, $150qlI5
Receipts Flour, $50; wheat, $50; barley, ~
800: oats 21,420: beans, 1000: potatoes, 3705;
onions 2l5; hay, $40; hops, 1876; hides, 1860;
wine, 25, $50.
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COTTON AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS, July 9.--Wool-Steady; medium
grades combins and clothing, 22Gl23lsc: light
fine, 17@1sc; heavy fine, 1S@14lac; tub washed,
2bls@32lac.
NEW YORK, July a,-The cotton marker
opened steady at an advance of five points
TO a decline Of two points, 1t closed steady
with prices net two points higher to six
points lower.
IL 6Sc; August, 14,79c; September, 1890; Oc-
tober, ~ soc; November, 12.66c; December,
~ 6Sc: January, 1262c; February, Lb4ei
March, 12 SIC: May, 270c.
spot closed quiet five points higher; mid
ding upiands. 15.45c; middling gulf. 1S'7oc.
M all
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FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK. July s.-Money on call
nominal; time loans very strong; thirty
days an 9s% per cent; ninety days. tQ4h
per cent: six months, 5@5h per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5@6h per cent; sterling
exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at ASSOC 4s39o for sixty day
bills and at 4.S5sO for demand. CONNER
ojal bills 4sS@Assh; bar silver. So use;
Mexican dollars. 44%c; government and
rail- road bonds. steady
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

st 700; market steady; beeves, $5S54S so; Texas
steers, 81 25Q665; western steers, $5.25q7 rs;
stockers and feeders SS.75d5.75 cows and heif-
ers 50. s5@6,s0; calves. S6,SoGs5o.
Hogs Receipts estimated at 5000; market 5@
loo up; light, Ss1oG9.S5; mixed, IS, S5q9, S7Is
heavy, So 5ODe10; rough, $s,504sso good TO
choice heavy S. s0@9.1o; pigs. 49, 10epsi5; bulk
of sales. IS. 90Q915.
sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000; market
steady; native, $2S594.66; western. $2SOq4.60;
yearlings $4.75a5.60; lambs, native, s475aS;
Western. S4.90MI.9O.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, July e.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning OF business To-Day
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1852 79s, $50; silver dol
lars s49O57 900; silver dollars Of 1890, IS, 662
coo. silver certificates outstanding. A9o575,OOO.
General fund-Standard silver dollars In gem
era1 fund, 81 $780, 667: current liabilities. $685.
994, 6SN: working balance in treasury offices.
S44.149 SO4; in banks to credit OF treasurer Of
the United States. $3e,6553s7: subsidiary silver
coin, S19, 626. 555; minor coin, I,22l 500; total
balance In general fund. $1o7 173, 1885,
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SIERRA MADRE CLUB
SENDS T. R. INVITATION

SANTA MONICA, July 9.-In COM
pliance with a request from the Sierra
Madre club the Santa Monica bay
chamber of commerce has sent a tele-
graphic invitation to Theodore Roose-
Welt to attend the American Mining
congress at Los Angeles September 26
to October l. Carr f. Schader ad-
dressed the meeting speaking Of the
heroic efforts on the part of the Sierra
Madre club to get The congress for Los
Angeles this year and in assisting TO
procure legislation that has benefited
mining interests in California.
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DEPOSITS OF STATE BANKS
GROW 100000 A MONTH

The reports of the state banks In Los An
geles to the STATE superintendent of banking
at the sNuRa " business June 30 shows a
total inS1sIA' of 81, s25,956 in deposits as
compared with 'eae total March 20 last. Total
deposits June 81 were $71 2O7917; loans and in
yestments, $3.50, 459 52i, an increase OF 2lS
since March; available cash, slS, 26s' l22, gain
of 500, 645; total capital stock and surplus.
SO, 14s, 476 a gain Of s190,7s2. The reports are
submitted by twenty-one banks.
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TIDE TARTE

NEW YORK, July 9.-Sailed-California
Glasgow via Neville; Caronia, Liverpool; st.
Louis, Southampton; Vaderland, Antwerp via
Dover; Baltic; Liverpool; Amerika, Ham
burg; Koenigen Luise, Naples; Germania,
Marseies.
PORT NATAL, July 6.--Arrived--Beaohy
New York for Puget sound
HONG KONG, July ADMINISTRATIONS
w. Empress of India, Vancouver via Yoko-
hama: Ming Chow, Liverpool and Glasgow
for Seattle.
HAvRE, July s.-Sailed-1a Lorraine
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON July 9.--Arrived-
Prince Frederick Wilhelm. New York.
ANTWERP. July 9.--Sailed-Kroonland'
New York
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-Fancy apples. 75o
asl rs; common. 35Gk0c; strawberries, $4,000
So; blackberries. 1908; raspherries, si96; or
binary grapes, 81. 1.50: Muscat, S1q125; Fon-
tainbleau, 50c@$1; common pears, 40c; fancy,
s5c Bartlett $15O91.75; common peaches. I5c;
fancy, Sl25; common plums. zoe; fancy Csc
navel oranges, sl5oqS5O; Mexican lines, s6@
$50; common California lemons, s2 fancy, S.;
watermeIons, $l.50@3: fancy cantaloupes, S2.75;
common. St.75; bananas, 5oc9$S; pineapples,
80 bOd7S 60
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RurrER. EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-Butter- Fancy
creamery. soc; seconds. 2sc fancy dairy, 27c.
Cheese-New, 1SA@14Iae; Young America, Il
Q16c.
Eggs-Ranch 2stzc: store 25kc.
CHICAGO, July 9,--Cheese-Steady; Daisies
15lhal5%e; Twins 15Qi5hc; Young Americas,
l5Nql6c: Long Horns, 15Aql6c.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

NEW YORK, July s.-Conee futures closed
steady at a net gain OF 497 points. Sales
were reported OF 22.75O bags, Closing bids:
July. 6S5c; August, $780, September, so0c
October 1850; November and December 20;
April, 707c; May 70Sc; June, rose
Raw sugar firm; muscovado, 50 test 5sSc;
centrifugal, 90 test. 4s3c; molasses sugar,
SO test 35se Refined quiet; crushed, b.S5c;
granuated s. 1Sc: powdered, 5.25c
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CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK. July o-Evaporated apples
quiet and steady; spot fancy, l0A4n4ac;
choice, SAd9c; prime, 7@715e; common to
fancy, 6Q63c.
Prunes firm. 3@9Ac for CALIFORNIA; up to
3v- 4Os, and 41a891ae for oregons.
Apricots slow and steady; choice, 9ls91oi4c;
extra choice, 1O1a@11c; fancy. 1O9491l'c.
Peaches, quiet and easy; choice, 61a46Ac;
extra choice. 7a71Ac; fancy. 7AQ1@c.
Raisins dull, unchanged; loose muscatels, 7ss
@5sc; choice to fancy seeded, 4&a6Ko; seed
less, SA84Iac; London layers, s1204125.
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. July 9.--The metal markets
were practically nominal in the absence of
exchanges Tin was quoted at $32.40@
3270; lake copper si2.62h @12.s7h; cleo
trolytic s19.25@1250: CASTING Sl3i2h @
i9.2Si lead. s4,s5 4.5O; spelter, $500 so;
iron unchanged.
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MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations were as IolIoWs. TUT 1T
No. 9 rye. 76c; feed or mixing oarley, ozIo'o,
soithwestern S2O9; No 1 northwestern $2'ls;
timothy seed. 1925; clover s1l5oi mess pork.
per bbl, S24 75dD25; lard, per 400 bs.; hLSl1s,
short ribs, sides, loose, Sl2.of9@lZ's'72' snort
81 ar Sides boxed, $13.75@14
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eoual to $4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
Ss1 900 bushels. compared with 100000 bushels
ths corresponding day a year ago
estimated receipts for Monday Wheat
cars: corn, 1872 cars; oats, 40 cars hogs 26,OO0
head. ,,
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BEET SUGAR PRODUCTION

The beet sugar outlook in southern Cali
fornia is very good The Chino factory has
contracts for il. 500 acres, 1880 acres OF
them being in the very best of shape, $500
acres being on the Chino ranch. The Chino
factory win be unable to take care OF crops
from so large an acreage so a large part
will be shipped to Oxnard.
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10 COM 49, =
sales-1oOo Pac Elec IS, loSi4; 5000 Spring
los 5000 sacramento Elec IS. 1904; 1000 Peoples
water IS, 67% 1000 Cal Gas and Elec 5s' loo'4;
90 Alaska. S9A 40 Associated on, 40; ~
Cal Wine, 3olA; 200 Hutchinson, 1sA; 100 Hono-
kas. 1915; 20 Pac Light pfd. 7719; 2S4 Snring
Valley Water, AZ; 100 Spring Valley water
All
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NEW YORK BONDS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son, PIP West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem
bar New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange Of San
Francisco
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BANK GETS BULLION

LONDON, July s.--Bullion amounting TO
10000 was taken into the Bank of Eng
land on balance today.
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MECHANICS ARRIVE

Rivers Bros. received the first shipment OF
nectarines for tho season saturday. II came
from sutana, near Fresno, and sold az
$3.50 a crate.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Special service TO The Herald by j. c. Will
son, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem
Der New York stock exchange, Chicago board
OF trade. stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco. .s..
NEW YORK, July s.-Foilowing were the
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. July 9.--Bank clearngs were
ST. 526. 459 49, an increase OF 800, 5000 as com
pared with the amount for the corresponding
date of last year Following is comparative
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After an uneventful voyage OF thirty-seNeh
davs from Hankow and eighteen days from
Mororan. the British steamer Hazel Dollar
arrived today She will discharge 1,OOOOOO rect
NJ oak logs and a small quantity OF coal ana
mig iron at the Crescent wharf, and proceed
10 San Francisco with balance of cargo. inc
coal and iron was loaded at Hankow and the
logs at the Japanese port.
After having discharged the largest cargo or
lumber ever brought into this port the steamer
Mann Smith, Captain Olsen. sailed for Marsh
field to reload for the Sacramento River The
hie cargo lust discharged came from the
Columbia river and consisted of 1882, $50 feet
of lumber and ties for various consgnees
Although the Mann Smith and the George W.
Renwick which runs regularly to this port
from, the Columbia river are sister ships
neither ever brought full load into the har-
Dor before. w.
The steamer Harold Dollar, Captain Hagen
is discharging 400, 900 feet of lumber loaded on
puget Sound for the San Pedro Lumber com
pany She arrived this morning from Port
san Luis where a part of her cargo was dis
charged The balance is for Redondo Beach.
The steamers Temple E. Dorr. Captain Raw
ems, and the Lakme, Captain Malgren, sailed
today for Eureka to reload lumber. The
Iakme has a partial cargo for Port San Luis
Captain Peterson has succeeded Captain Bjorn
as master of the schooner w. F. Jewett
which sailed today for Columbia river to re-
load. ,
sailed for Grays Harbor to reload lumber
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Shipping News

SAN PEDRO, July 9.--Arrived; British
steamer Hazel Dollar, thirty-seVen udya
from Hankow via Mororan eighteen days;
steamer Harold Dollard, from Puget SOUND
via Port San Luis. ,,
Sailed-Steamer Mann Smith, for Marshhelo'
steamer Iakme for Eureka via Port san
Luis; steamer Fair Oaks for Gray's Har-
Dor via San Francisco; steamer Iemple ~
Dorr, for Eureka schooner w. F. Jewett'
for Columbia river; steamer Admiral Sampson
for Seattle via San Francisco; steamer Santa
Rosa for San Diego.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by ]. c.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
member Now York Stock exchange. Chicago
Board of Trade, Stock and Bond exchange
Of San Francisco.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Steamers carrying passengers are due from
northern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct follows:
ARRIVE
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FLOUR AND FEED

Following are the wholesale prices on hour
and feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company:
FAMILY FLOUR
xxx Standard. blended. per Dbl ..Ss 90
Purity IS
our frlde B. 20
Apple Blossom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. 90
Flour in s-sacks zoe per Dbl higher. xxx
is retailed at $40 per sack; 90c per Il sack
MEALS AND CEREAL, GOODS
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NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by ]. C. WI
son, 2I2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.

NEW YORK, July e.-Cotton ruled dun
and steady at little decline from yesterdays
prices The easiness was due TO private re-
ports of rain in the far west and more favor
able conditions In the central belt some
showers in the east. Carolinas still in need
of rain. and predictions are for showers there
Sunday Trade returns very slow. The cur
tailment at Fall River for the week was the
largest of the season, partly due to tho
holidays.
Spot cotton quiet. Ave points advance; no
sales. Following were quotations:
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SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-Arrived: Steam
ers Francis H Leggett, Beaver McCulloch
San Pedro; South Coast, Redondo.
Sailed-Steamers Soronado, Mandalay san
Pedro.
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PLYMOUTH, July 9.-Arrived: Philadelphia
New York for Southampton.
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,r1scELLANEOUs NOTES

CHERBOURG, July 9.-Arrived: Bluecf
New York for Hamburg.
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SDs- Bid. Asked.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-Following were
the closing quotations.
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| 30 Home Tel pfd 3d. 80 do $50; 40 do 3s; 40
do 49, 25; 10 do S. 80, $50; 10 Associated Oil
B. 30 as; 1000 Cal Midway b2%; 1000 do 52A;
| 1000 do. 3. 80. So: 10 Union 102.12A.
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sneciaI service to The Herald by ]. c. VII
SON member Of the Chicago board OF trace,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange. 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
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ANTWERP. July 9.--sailed-Ilroonland
NhM York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
WHERE rHE TROIr HaTNT.
I.sRg Island CIubs Happy The spSr'
EIaewhere.

This a. the third weekend Of the trout
fishing Season on Long Island. aud Needless
OF the blu-ferv Marchhke wind there Naz q
thrOng Of mstut,rs a. The clubs The nT-i
raIleu ~ the gamy n-h TO open the sport
on March 20 Wsre very -pCce--ful. the nah
biting aud fighting freely ~ she LONG
Island Country club aud the south Side
Sportsnlen'z club each member oui Caush'
his quota under pleasant conditions which
will keep the 1910 opening day long joyous
In memory THIS IL true too Of all the clubs
at which the mem hers celebrated the day
last week the sport was not 80 GENERAL
Rood-there were such gaps ia tho 'aIrne-
AZ some preser ve- a. Ia -s.t rumors noai-
ing that poachsrs had been bu-y with nets
and u - too early vet to know how the
anglers Jared his time
the right to know that there has been an
abandonment Of trout nshins IN the brooks
and ponds Of the SmtthtoNu As.ction ~ that
pSsaFwe Ni--eanosue on Mynndan ch clubs
owing t. contagious disease among the
trout some seasons ago there was such
an Infection among the trout IN -oms OF
Long Islands preserved waters. but " the
disease - nov found about SmsthtONn's
are exceptional An Oc' asiOual trout may
show a spot shi'h indicates = diseased
condition but this NAV occuF 10 tho wilder
ness among nsh taken from the pure-t OF
There j. sb.oIrtely no truth In the state
nieht that The trout a. the vs. audanc club
preserves are ia a diseased Confition or
that the sport ~ 10 be given uD there this
season va the comment on the TunOrs
by Edward BOote. chairman % the Nyan-
danch Cub'- nsh committee The ueni-
hers have had good sport "a FAR this season
and the tTou' have furnished many de-
hotOu- meals There NAV be @OFne ulteriOr
motive for the circulation Of these fake
reports B~-id~- being ~ the club Tor the
fishing ! have made q .p@rtal invest CATION
u the matter aud knON there 10 nothing Ia
the allegations rejecting ui The good health
10 general % th. trout
M N0ats sent To- the Mvaudan, y club
Agatu ls-f Fr'ta. 20 AGAIN 49, ny The
club uw - -urs acres 30 shooting
land and controls ou lease nearly - OtsI
acre. througtollf tT1s-nd 10y Touf brooks
aud studded r.ft Iouds The besf fishing
VI the Mss, ,ifugII- RIVER Hiuve tidrWat-r
- ou the pr"-"ry" here l. consadernble
public fishing on SnithfOwn RIVER. bat "
must not be- got ~ frOu he pr---T 81
banks along Tho stream
Ia New jsF--N and Come, tl'tlt trout has
been fair Rain- -tu'~ Apfl The season
OpsD- neyt iTday 90 Mt--ss hu-eti- and
Oh SATURDAY. throughout 'hI- State apart
from ! oug Island The warfu aud div
Msrth warmed the brooks and made ne
water aut 10 quantity. conditions that
are against good h-htug The trout under
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