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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs. +. M. Rossiter is suffering
from an abscess of one of the eye
balls.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
AUCTIONSALES
1xIT1aL INNoyATIoN

Wednesday, November 8. 1910. at II o'clock
a. M, we will sell at public auction at sales
rooms, l3o Pine street. San Francisco, 500 BAR
REIS DAY WINES. the vintage of 1907, the
products of the celebrated Cedar Knoll vineyards
of Napa county, California. These wines are guar
antced pure and of high quality, consisting of Red
Wines zinfandel Cabernet. Burgundy blended,
White Wines, consisting of Chasseias. Burger
and Sanoigan (blended). It Is intention to
sell the output of year old wines regularly at
auction every year, as it is done in the high
grade wine producing sections of Germany and
France AS the wines will be sold without price
limit at these auctions the right is reserved to
limit the purchase of any one bidder TO FIVE bar
rels each of white and red. 10 barrels in ALL it
being the Intention of the seller to distribute the
wines among as many different purchasers as
possible. and to prevent their being bought up by
any large dealer or association; to the small
buyer we give the advantage Of purchasing single
barrels; to intending purchasers full opportunity
to fest the quality. We will allow inspection.
Samples furnished on or after the 9TH of NoTern-
her By application TO j. Go1ober, 1S2 Pine street,
who will Issue orders for samples and inspection.
Goods TO be inspected at Fillmore street, San
Francisco, or after November 8, up to day
of sale Also 750 cases imported Scotch whisky.
I25 cases imported gin. j. Gollober. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
EXPOSITION BOOSTERS
Go TO TEXAS MEETING

Pledged to secure the Endorsement of
San Francisco as the Panama Pacific
exposition site in 1915 from the Trans
Mississippi commercial congress. which
meets in San Antonio, Tex. November
% to %, the local delegates headed by
Colonel Harvey ID. Loveland, will leave
this city November II. Plans for a
whirLwind campaign have been per-
fected and efforts will be made to take
the great conference by storm.
Not only will the delegates put their
personal energy in the work, but thou
sands of pamphlets, booklets and pos
ters of San Francisco will rain over
the assemblage. A mass of correspond
ence from their hands has already gone
before them to the other delegates of
the convention carrying California; s
eloquent argument.
The delegates who have pledged
themselves to make the trip are Col
onel Loveland, W. r. Wheeler, F. H
Gould, C. M Wooster, A. j. de Larnare,
T. C. Friedlander and Gus Bruener.
Colonel Loveland goes as the represent
ative of the California development
board and the chamber OF commerce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--Cattle-Recelpts, est.
mated at 500 head; market steady. Beeves. s4-5c
a 50: Texas steers S3-35 Q5.75; western steers,
81 1916 IS: stockers and feeders, $4.10G15-50;
COWS and heifers, s2.25de.5o; calves. S75o@
Hoes-Reeeipts, estimated at 5000 head mar
ket steady to sc up. Light. Ss10ds.5o; mixed.
81, ,75ds. SIS; heavy 81. 40ds.5o; rough S7.406
81 ToCfs 20: bulk of sales, $T.75ds40.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 1000 head; mar.
ket steady. Native, 81 60m4 .35; western 81. S.
1880: yearlings, S4.35m5. 4o lambs, native
S475n6.65 western $475d6.65.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5e-Cattle- Receipts
80; native cows and beifers, s.. .eod6. Is; stock
ers and feeders. s3.5od5-50; bulls. S3.2594. 90;
calves, $4ds: western steers, s4d575; western
COWS. s2.75G5.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; market steady.
Bulk OF snles ss0s.45; heavy. $sQs.30. pack
ers and butchers, $s20QS.45; light. SS3DMS.50
Sheep-No receipts: market steady. Muttons
So 1914 so: lambs. IS. 25G6-2 -25; fed wethers and
yearlings, $3.9o@5; fed western ewes, $3.50
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. ~5.-Cattle.-R Receipts
400 head: market unchanged. Native steers
50 25dT. So: COWS and heifers, $S65; western
steers So 5016 p: range cows and heifers. 81 s.
d45O: Gamers, S2.70d470; stockers and feed
ers, S365. 40: calves, $3.25@T.50; bulls, stays
Hoss%Receipts, 2eoo head; market strong
closed Sc lower. Heavy. S7704s 10; mixed
81 sOds: light. IS. 2odS.50; pigs, $725@s.2 .25
bulk Of sales. s7.7561s.1O.
Sheep-Receipts. 200 head: market steady
Yearlincs s440aB.25; wethers, S3.25@4. 10
ewes, 50. T5@3. Go; lambs, s6Ge.60.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Har and Feedetun.

Scott NraCner & Miller say Of hay:
Receipts Of hay for the week have been 4,50o
tons The arrivals Of hay during the entire
month of October amounted 10 10000 tons as
against 500 tons that came into San Francisco
during the month Of October last year. when hay
was comparatively high The increase I'D eS tneSe
hay arrivals this year during October is easily
accounted for by the fact that large qaant.ties e
~ alfalfa have been brought In FOR shlpment 70
the north. snd large quantities Of other feed nay
that were being used here 10 MI orders Tor snip
ment along the coast and for export -
Conditions locally are most unsatisfactory.
The market IS dull and slow. Ihe nay now
coming in from The warehouses can NOT ne SOFA
rhe cost Of the hay with the warehousing cnarges
sdde6 and therefore purchasing IN me country
Tor the present IS very limited With the large
body cf hsy on hand tributary 10 cur thhfAets
and sresdiIv Offering for sale. there is nothing in
the situation AT this time 70 warrant one IN
feeling fhsr any better market conditions are 10
be expected I'm the near future unless something
develops later in the season, which can not now
.-Fs9er wheat hav for retailing purposes is
readily sold at our top quotations. The same
msy be said for fancy tame oat hay. but al the
other types Of hay are slow 10 move: and -fll the
poorer classes are very much negiectea. me
market on alfalfa hay is unchanged. although a
trIae quiet. Straw continues duh"
Middlings% gs%sS49se per toa-
Shorts-S8OG D per ton.
Feedsturs-RoiIed barley S22d23; rolled oats
for feed. S29G3l; mixed feed, s2sa2e for aver
axe lots: linseed ollcake meal. 20 tons $50, 10
tons $50 so : tons sal, smaller lots S4l.5oi
cocoanut cake OF meal AT mills 500 ~ N 70 and and
10 and S26 in > ton lots jobbing. $3.50; corn
meal. S86G57: cracked corn. s36gSI' alfalfa
meHl. carload lots 81. 5obbing SIS; red star al
fsifs meal. SIS in car lots and SIC Jo6bing No, %
iohbing: Stockton mealfalfa; SlT IN car lots ano
SIS sosbiEg. Caproco oilcske meal. Sle-oO per
non. calfalfs si9 iu car lots and $50 jobbing.
Hav--Ordinary wheat. S9dI2.50; choice, Sl3q
Ia wheat and oat. S9dll.50; tame oSt, sag
11.50: ruluu Ger Wild oat, SIGS; alfalfa, $f4lSi
STOCK hay. S5E650 per ton.
Strsw--35M M60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Los Angeles Produce Market
rSbecial Di,potch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.-There were few
changes in prices the produce market today:
IN the north Potatoes were firm and indica.
tons are that the price will be Increased next
week Eggs and cheese were firm.
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. -
cases: butter. %. $50 pounds; cheese, 1912
mounds: potatoes 5.S42 sacks; sweet potatoes,
i2s SACKS; apples. 1895 boxes.
Butter-Caifornia creamery extras, SOC; dc
firsts, 321kc: cooking. DC; lade. 25c.
buyinr price 45c; eastern fresh, 35c; eastern
storage packed extra, 32c; do storage seconds,
&c. -
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1s61siSc; local. 1sci
Oregon daisy, 1slSe; eastern singles 1sc: dc
twins lsc: eastern daisies, 1914 dlec; long
horns 1eN2oc: eastern cheddsrs zoe; importet
Swiss cheese, 32c: Jack. 19c; domestic swiss ..
ape: cream brick. 19c; limburger. l9c:
No ] LADY Washington. $3.50; No smal
whites, $3.50; No. 1 blaekeyes, IS: No l gar
vanzas. $3.50; No. California lentls, $6.
Potatoes (per ctI--Highland, 81 -25d1 80; Sa
Iinas. SlT5; yellow sweets S1.50G1.T5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

The properties to be operated by the
California Consolidated Oil Company are
as follows
MASCOT. OIL CoMPANY-Located in
the Midway district Consists of $50
acres. Equipped with 81 wells. Four adj
ditional wells now being criiled Present
output, 10000 barrels per month; provides
net income of $360.0o0 per annum Has
contract for the delivery of 100000 bar
rels of oil at gross price of S2,50o, 600.
Now paying dividends of per cent per
month.
PREMIER OIL COMPANy-Loeated
at Cealinga Oil Fields. Consists of 16o
acres. Fourteen producing wells, one being
drilled and one ready for drilling. These
IS wells, basing the figures upon the pres
ent production of the II now producing,
will yield at least $4,000 barrels yearly
This means a net income of $4,000. Has
been paying dividends at the rate OF, II
per cent per annun1.
YELLOWSTONE OIL COMPANY
Holdings in Kern River, Sunset and Nc
Kittrick Fields. Property consists of 225
acres, all leased to other companies ex-
cept 10 acres. These 10 acres being ope-
rated by the company contain wells.
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Property That To-Day Is Producing Net
Income of Over 100000

Negotiations have already been eonclud
ed for the acquisition of at least three of
the leading individual oil companies of
California The net income of two of
these companies at this time is about $780,
600 per annum. This represents profit of
10 per cent per annum on the entire capital
ization of the California Consolidated Oil
Company at the present price of the stock,
regardless of future development.
These estimates of profit are based upon
the present so wells upon the two proper
ties These properties will easily support
y14o wells. On the same conservative basis
of estimate this should provide net in
come of 81, 1,6so,ooo per annun This means
net profit of 2s per cent per annum on
the entire authorized capitalization at the
present price of the stock.
This estimate is based upon two proper
ties alone, making no allowance for Vel
lowstone property or for other profitable
branches of the industry into which this
corporation will enter
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
hide va,low. Wool and Hops

Thc hon markot Is TeD0rtcd quiet here, though
90 has recently been active ln oregon Prlces re
main about the same.
Hlde>- -,'rl.> and brands SOL about = ale IN
der Qlotatious heavy salted steers lOc; light
a.. sailed Kip. l0c: salted veal. 15lsc; sRlted
calf lslsc. dry hides. lsc; dry salt hides. l2c;
frr Kin lTc. dry calf. DC: shee pskins, shear
lings 25d 4Oc each: short wool. z0M70ci medium,
100000. long wool. g0cES1 %: lambs. 20d50c;
horsrh fdes sslt. 81 25Ms : for large and S1.50d2
FOR medium. 15c0sl for small and 25d5Oc FOR
colts: horsebides. dry. s2d2.25 for large and
SI.25d2 for medium. 50cNSl for small and - q
b0c for colts: goatskins prime angoras, 75cGSl;
large hair goats. 30G4Oc; mediam, 2oG30ci
small. sal
Dc: grease. 2d2iac
Wooi-Spring clip. san joaquin. years staple
aN Niic; Do s months. T0llc; northern, So1oms
and MenGocino. ISG20c: Humboldt, zoe asked
Nevada. t3dI6c per lb.
Fai cIin-AIountain free Sd11c: northern and
Vsier. 7HIOc. San Joaquin fall lambs, gMlOci
d. defective and heavy safe per II.
Tfops-Crop Of 1910. 12ls 1Tiac per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

HON. JOHN w. NIT
CHELL, Director. for
merly vice-President
Bank of Southern Cni-
ffornia, Los Angeles,
California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

ION. MEREDITH p.
SNYDER, Member Ex-
ecutfve Committee,
Affiliated Banks, Los
A N g eles Clearing
Houae; three times
Mayor Of Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
&AUCTION @

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1910. AT II A. NJ
BY order of Boyson Lumber Company of Men
docino county, 1 will sell % Horses and Mares
from 900 to 1900 pounds and from to 8 years
old. This stock is right out of hard work. I
will also sell 25 head of City Broke Horses aud
Mares Wagons, Buggies and Harness. Outside
430 Valencia nr. 18th. n. COHEN, Auctioneer
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Underwriters Syndicate
Announcement

Instead of following the usual practice
of allotting this stock to few capitalists
as underwriters and paying them for the
disposal of same, it has been decided to
organize an Underwriters Syndicate. You
are invited to join US by purchasing this
stock at the Underwriters Syndicate price,
the proceeds of which will go toward the
payment OF the properties. This gives each
individual the privilege of associating HIM
self with the organizers of the company,
thereby securing the advantages usually ae-
corded to underwriters or the founders OF
a company of this character.
The fact that this method of financing
a conservative corporation IS unusual
makes it all the more attractive to you.
The investors of the nation, large and
small alike, are glad Of the opportunity ia
Join in the organization of a company at
this time on the underwriters basis and
favor the idea OF participating IN the mar
ket at the bottom and not at the top, par
ticulariy in a company which has been or
ganized by men OF uEirnpeachable integrity
for the protection of stockholders interests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Flour znd T1arfnoceou. Goods

California brands Of -four have been marked
down 2Oc per barrel. The northern and western
BRANDS are unchanged.
F1o1r@Californis family extras. SIS 4OT5 so
net without discount: bakers extras, $5aoG 50;
superfne s.. .2Ons : 50. Oregon and washington,
per bhl s. 500 so for family. bakers and pat
ents and S4G425 for cutoff: Kansas patents,
S6 20: do straghts Sc 50: Dakota patents. 81 30;
% sfraights. s. 20; do clear, $500 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Buckwhest dour, S420;
huckwheat -four self-rsising. S5; buckwheat
erosts. IS: corn meal yellow 50. white 3d. extra
cresm yellow S3.25. extra cream white $50:
corn aofr. 81: cracked wheat s.. 30: entire wheat
-four So 20: farins. $3.50: graham -four. s.;
horninv large 50. small So. granulsted So: ost
rice four Sc. rolled oats. s4.25; rolled wheat.
$3.50: rye 6our. So %: rye meal. $40; split
peas yellow Sc green $3.50: extra cresm rolled
osts isO lbs 81 20 90 N sacks 81: rolled fakes.
$50 10 barrels s5.T5. 20 10 sacks s.. .25; rolled
wheat. $50 ID barrels S4-T5; > IS lb sacks S425.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

THEODORE p. GILMAN,
Treasurer, cx-Comp-
troIlcr State of New
York. and President
General Electric In
specfion Co., New York
City. Also President
Flower Waste and
Packing Company, New
York City
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Building Contracts

Julian investment company with Louis Gill
bertsen-Brick work for four story steel frame
ana reinforced brick building in + line of Hyde
street 97:6 of oFarell, 40 by 75;
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Drfed Fruits and Rui.inx

leading local packing house says Of dried
fruits and raisins: The dried fruit situation
st the present time presents great many IN
teresttng features and is in condition that IS
puZzline even the best posted shippers. Never
IN the history Of the business has the market
been 80 closely cleaned up all varieties Of
fruits with the possible exception Of raisins,
at a corresponding date is the case today.
and there have been but few years in the past
when there were rot more goods on hand Jann-
ary ] than there sre now.
''Prunes-It Is pretty vel known that the
prune crop Of this state win not exceed 10000,
600 pounds and has all passed from growers 10
packers hands, and IN turn very largely resold.
The exact quantity remaining on the coast Is
difficult to estimate. but II is very light The
prfLnes grading larger IN size than esti-
mated and as consequence practically all Of
the unsold stock consists Of the two larger
sizes, 30-40S and zo-50s. The smaller packers
have filed their orders and most Of them find
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

NEW YORK Nov. 5.-Metal market quiet
and nominaily unchanged in the absence of ex
changes
Tin-3e17k ass 3oc
Copper-Lake 12.s7H@13.121 electrolytic
12.s715 @13e; casting, 12.5o@12.75c.
Lead 4od4 SOC.
Spelter-5. .S0fd 5.e0c
Iron-Quiet and unchanged.
Bar silyer-56c
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

b-s5; cranberry beans. $4G4.50; garvanzas, $3.50
@3.zo; horse beans. sLT5@2-25.
Seeos-Brown mustard 4&4c; yellow mustard.
-: hsxseed. 5G5i5cs canary. Sd3%c; Alfalfa,
QSc; millet. Sc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, S3d3.25 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
The California Consolidated Oil Company

FRANK n. FISH. Direc-
tor. Cashier Metropo-
lis Trust and savings
Bank, San Francisco,
California
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
New york Metal Market

washed, 25@ 33c.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosi

NaFaI Sfores-Turpentfne and ROsfn
SAVANNAH. Nov. 5.-Turpentine firm al
76tzc; sales. al; receipts, COS; shipments. s14;
stocks. 20. 47e.
Rosin-Firm. Sales 1862: receipts, 2,1o5;
shipments, 1,721: stocks. 75o64.
Quote: B. $3.50; D, s5.7o; z. $5.T5@5.s7A:
F.. $5. seG5. 90: G, S5.s5d5.92la; H.. S5, ,9od
5e5; 1. S5.e5; K, s6.45; NJ. $3.50; n, $3.50
VIC, sos; WV, S720.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
COTTON Marked

Cotton Market
NEW YORK Nov. 5.--(Note-The usual cotton
letter is lacking today owing to arrangement OF
wires.)
Cottop-Spot closed quiet, 10 points advance;
niddling uplands IA soc; do gulf, 15.o5c. Sales
HVne- lro-r-r,,- rrrrr-nr-e
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Santa Ro.s Erp Market

SANTA ROSA. Nov. 5.--There was TIC ad-
vance in the local egg market today, making
total of &c raise for the week Dealers
were paying SAC per dozen spot cash for choice
and 45c for seconds. Butter dropped l5c. and
33e was offered BY dealers for choice creamery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

FISK GOING TO ARIZoNA-Postnaster Ar.
thur G. Fisk was informed by telegram from
Postmaster General Hitchcock yesterday that
he had been selected to represent California
at the meeting Of postmasters from New Mex
leo Arizona and other southwestern states to
be held in Phoenix November TO- II and II
He will be accompanied on his trip by Postal
Inspector Ell. B. Hall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

ROBERT LEE DUNN,
Secretary, Managing
Director Lincoln Me-
mortal Endowment
AsEO ciatiOn. New
York City.
Assistant Secre ary.
JAMES A. CHUIk-
SHANK, San Franchises
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

81. Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS Nov 5.-Wool-u Unchanged Me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing. 23la @34Ac;
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cbtcuro Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Nov. B.-Butter-Firm; creameries
2463ol2c: dairies 23@2Tc. Eggs-Receipts
2 $50 cases; steady at mark. cases included
ISBM2lEc: frsts 26c; prime frsts, 2Sc
Cbeese-Steady; daisies, 151k @15Ac; twins
l4H m14isc; young Americas, 15@ieAe; long
horns, 159lJAc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Portland livestock Market
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


PORTLAND. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Receipts, non
market steady, unchanged
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| Price on November 18th
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

nection with his motion to advance the
Standard OIL case to immediate hearing;
THE tobacco case, just argued and sub
mitted to the court, and the Standard Oil
case present to the court practically the
entire range OF modern industrial organiza-
lions in his country and substantially
every feature of the so-calIed trust prob
lem insofar as it is affected by the Sher-
man act. " 1t has been the policy, of
the government to select a few extreme
instances of great combinations apparently
controlling the greater part of trade and
in a particular line of industry,
and-te~make them tests of the full meaning
and application of the statute. The Stand
ard OIL case is the most important of all
these cases, affecting as 1t does, the widest
range of combinations and contracts which
may be claimed to offend against the act
of congress. Under these circumstances and
as this act, in its general scope affects an
enormous number of business and industrial
organizations throughout the country, II is
of momentous public Importance that this
court shall define and apply the act in
reference to this character of organiza-
TONS"
Effect on Market.
The proverbially delicate relation which
the market. wall street, and the finan-
cial world generally bear to the news and
gossip Of the three great branches OF the
government make it superfluous to po.nl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12

out the effect which the decisions Of the
supreme court, one way or the other, In
these great cases will certainly have in the
field Of finance. Almost pathetic is the
eagerness with which those here who are
In communication with 'the market"
clutch at every orumb Of news or gossip
on this subject.
lndustrially, as Mr.. Wickershan said to
the court, practically the whole scope Of
modern corporate organization is in one
way or another involved in these cases;
good trusts" and bad tsusts' apparently
have. stake in the affair. If The court
should sustain the judgments of the court s
below 1t might call for industrial read
justments Of far-reaching effect. Political
leaders here closely rejecting the minds
Of leaders of industry express the mcro
or less vague hope that the court, should
it's judgment sustain the govlrnment and
be hostile to the defendant corporations,
will in handing dow its decision paint
out some measure Of that relief which
from any point Of view appears outside
the possible range of legislation.
what OF the FutureF
Politically. the consequences Of a de-
cision either way must be momentous-
especially so to the majority party in the
event Of the defea. OF the government.
If the trusts win and congress is helpless
to assist in the situation either way.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-12
REPUDIATED SOCIALIST
ALDERMAN STANDS PAT
when His Party Presents His ReNiG-
nation, Given in Advance, lie
Accepts Decree.

LEAD, S. D., Feb. n.-(Special)-Alder-
man E. d.. Thomas, socialist member of
the city council from the Sixth ward, will
sand by his promise given his party before
Ion when they adopted the recall sys-
ten. The socialists repudiated Thomas be-
cause he went to work for the Homestake
company, and presented his signed r~eslgna-
ton, which he had given them before his
election, to the council. The other mem
bers OF the ouneil declined to accept the
resignation and urged their fellow alder
man TO keep his seat, but Thomas refuses
to attend further sessions Of the council.
AS the election for aldermen comes In
April, no special election will be called at
this time.