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New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

R0YIsIONS-Noderately active and easier
and acery saiee Of 6y aG Te f6o houses houses
October al II 9Oc and 100 November at I191c.
PORk-Steady; ness, $25 50@$26; family. S26
Mess, S15 500 S16; family, SO 30 6S2O packet
SIG % g s17; extra India mess $500 S31.
8acons, Is 4 c; $50 10, 49, G. 16o ID 1312c; 140
10, lo-2c; pigs, 134 CUT N1EATS-PiclzIa ed
bellies smoking, 19c; 10 ID, 1S1sc L Ib, lSc;
Il ID. 17t2c: picked hams 1601612c. TAI
LOVELY, CSC; country, "a Q655c. LARD
IL Z a 11ssc; refined steady; South America,
1870; Continent, 1260c; Brazil kegs. i. 75c.
S6GeDGG@9 6Ieo s a g3c gsSeSoc e 9 ara ' &c STEARlE
RICE-Ftrrn but quiet, Receipts small and
sUGAR-The. hot weather has not sttrnu-
lated Withdrawals Of refined sugar much as
expected, but the strike situation IS a sUs-
Raw quiet and more or less nominal. with
the tone unsettled. Centrifugal e6 test. quoted
at 4-33c: muscovado, $3.50 molasses. 35sc. and
don market for beet sugar quiet and rather
easier at las 50 for both current and next
month.
ALETALs-COPPER Standard weak; Spot.
July, August. September and October closing at
80 1-.sVs ~ u oc. bDIOqn @ "a weak, spoL to- los 5d
ana futures to3 IS ID 10 change IN spot cor
per: lake. I; ;621aQl2 7t7c. eleeuoytie. I2,25q
spot, 30 25Q32 soc; July, 81 2oQ32-5oc. August
and September, 82-2oq82 Soc; October. 90. .2o9
7.9c; SI.90c; London easy spot, az los; futures.
4-2o9427 &c East st Louis London, spot, t12
lis Sd SPELTER-DuI, 5.50Q5. .6Gc New York,
95E5c East ST Louis. London spot so IS Sd
IRON, ass 1052d for Cleveland warrants IN LoD-
don. Locally quiet, No l foundry, Northern.
Sl6 50GSI6 75, No ? s16GS16 IS; No l Southern
SIG 25f7S1B I5. and NO ! foundry Southern, soft
SI69S16 20 Pig iron certificates nominal
L0LAssES AND SYRCPs-SIoIasses dull
Syrups in moderate demand. with a fair in
quiry for export and the strike at one or the
rehneries restricting offerings, without, however
causing any advance IN the price
NAVAL STORES-Soms hat easier in ss-
vannah, hug spirits turpentine steady here AZ
67+ec for machine made barrels Rosiu and
TAR unchanged at former quotations.
HIDE2-Quiet and rather easy. but little
quOt2ble change IN prices. although buyers and
sellers are apart IN their views. Central
American hides quoted at y gre, Bogota at
21622c and Orinoco a. - Z n23c.
RATHER-Hemlock duh. but tanners con-
tinue 70 maintain prices Firsts light 70 heaVy
weights, at 25G27c. seconds light TO average
weights 22924c rejects 1920. thirds. Lsht
to overweight. at 1922; packer slaughter at
25629c
DRUGs-More active but buying appears TO
be for Immediate requirement. Opium has
yielded somewhat, owing TO the recent quiet
trade, and quinine finds a small outlet At steacy
prices. Bay rum hrner, and essential oils fairy
stsadT Roots steady % firm
0ILS---Fery little fresh business IN hnssed
oil. prices firm. Refined petroleum uncharsed.
CoTTGNSEED OIL--InactiVe, sales amount
ing 10 500 barrels easier tone ana al
the close July was points higher and ether
positions 20 points lower Local contract
Ycster-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago July 12-UPIesponzigs T ybesi 70 ram Ez@ E
-e-t opinion to that effect turned lhs MAJ ne LA5I
here topsy-turvy, and resuilea @ n q a. a. de
s,, ar, In ssrapathy, and closed at prices
,-e---;no from last nights le-el u jsc h-sHeE
IL ,te case OF the former and 70 SC up ioE
the latter Hog products swung n @ Iae oRyosls9 y9
St~e-+fcr finishing l0c TO -1-sc down -5I-7I
1-5ts-{ons ~ for wheat were the TOP OF the raS
S9ol ar~ert who Is travelling in the EoTtA|5st
fr- a chicago frrn reduced his @s5lI4lale on tIe
North Dakota yield lpvoog5o ou ne >. am ~ 20
5icaFed fhat with the crop IN south bakaJa ana
[ts--neSsr1 the total would 10 only l@6,JoU'ntJ
F-1sheIs as against 153. ooo 600 bushels; me II
fzrsrre rom the government nsures- Inc o-'-
nut Of the Canadian NoflI"Sst "@s NE "a c16 1
s,,el7siz yfe oficiai total last year Earlier news
80 hasn 0rIite the other way Receipts at VIZ
nfree we're more than twice SIS large az on the
corresponding day twelve Ll,ollLeI -a1J - -s
f{or Southwest Country sales o. Nv " mat
here were liberal. too, ard there we're fa.nA
rz-ernighr in the spring wheat states All these
Influences seemed 10 count LoL L]-I-tI5 le{L 49,
had been practically useless 70 overcome the
5sn7see from the long CONTINUED ar9uth- Range
Of prices 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. at Is 45c
for middEug upland and 1900 for middIing
Gulf. Delivered on contract. 1900 bales. Liv-
erpool cables; Spot dull; sales, 8. 600 bales:
speculation and export. 500; American, 1000
imports 26,00o: American. $4,000. 8Iiddung
upland. 7.94d Futures opened quiet. at points
decline Closed quiet. but steady, at a net de-
cline of 81 4415 points July. T59d: July
August 7-50d; August September T.2Od. Sep
tcnber-October, 6.S5d. OCtober-Novernb ber
6T0d; November December, 6.611ad: Decem-
beT-January. 658d; January February. 6J7d: 4:
February-MarCh and MaTch-APrH. 6.561sd:
April-May and May-June. 6.56d.
COEFEE-Moderately active. with sales of
$4,000 bags and prices easier. closing at a
net loss of 70 10 points TIavre closed at
i ll L franc lower, Hamburg early was un-
changed to Il decline. but later showed an
advance Of i for july while other months
We're unchanged. Rio unchanged. and Santos
unchanged to 20 reis advance. Cash mar
Ike, hr1n with NO : Rio quoted at Sic but
there was a nervous tone apparent. due to
more liberal offerings of high grade coffee.
Local contract
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 12-Nauufacturers are showing
0 interest either In new wOClS or UnSoio CID
fsecss. and prices are orly 1o-u4n1Ily STEADY
No improvement IS in sight Quotations
Ohio neeces-Oua-ts- blcod pc three-e>ghths,
2Sc half 2Sc. Ere uRyvashsos 2lci u1waSnec
dslaIne. 26c. other sra6es nominal Alchi san
reeces nominal at 1e420c tor ane unwaSned- y
G2lc for unwashed delatne and 2SG26c tor guar
ter blood
Territory wooI-New clip Arizona. enc sac or
so 600 pounds n the original BAGS at tS4oIc.
clean BASIS. Oregon wool nominal Teas wool
Twelve n-oc-hs' wool nominal AZ 3eGdoc and
eight months stock ar 54G56c California wool
Prices nominal with northern quoted AZ $50
Use ens southern az 45I4Ic-
Pulled wcol-A surers nominal g. about $50
SIC. supers 4TQ49c. me cOTlblng 5SGcSc.
medium co-,aing. 4SG5Oc. coarse com htug. 40G
sc. California dDsSs, 6S4s6Sc-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at % per cent; highest, per cent:
lowest, . per cent: closing, per cent;
ruling rate, % per cent. Time money con-
tinUed firm. Rates, sixty days, 312 per cent;
AZ per cent; five months, 1906 per cent,
and six months, 5Q5l4 per cent Mercantile
paper was offered freely Rates 5051e per
cent for sixty to ninety days iudorsed bills
receivable and choice four TO six months
single names, s per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-T foreign ex-
change market opened weak al a further
decline of from TO 10 points TO 485650
$50 for cables. 4S545d4 851a for demand
sterling and 4S31g04 1885 for sixty-day bills.
Short francs were quoted at 5I8s4 less $500
51Sas less 5-64 and short reichsmarks at
g 15-16 plus 1-32 The market closed steady.
Bankers posted rates were
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
lETtS ALONE, SAYS HILL
poEtics Interfere with Business
He Declares.
AGAINST LAW AS CURE-ALL
on.imistic in Talk About Wheat
Crops and Money Situation
Throughout Country.

-,ss r I-iu returned to this city yester-
=. f~o-, ris three weeks fishing trip IN
-.b-sdar. apnarently much benefited by his
10. asked about general business
conditions. he answered.
ST have not been IN close touch, OF course.
---- v-fst has been going on recently. I
- an-av because ] wanted TO get out Of
---.-A hut I an making the prediction that
al --,z~- vii only let rs alone everything viii
l. sr zszhs-Tlsere are some honest. intelli-
,--- -7e0 II his country who want to do
,..,zs-ess The right way. but they can't DO II
1o7r IS rhev are hanpered with politics
--rev are trying 10 cure by legislation all
H. rs thai flesh is heir tc. BY and bv
shev VII be passing laws to cure broken
ieEE
; As 70 the crop outlook Mr. Hin said:
The su-lng wheat crop N some places
Nh b as good as last year and in some
rot mare than so sper cent Of last year. It
is zoo early 70 make an estimate covering
.-he entire spring wheat territory. The crop
Irss Undoubtedly been lowered this year. b1,t
INST how much II IS impossible 70 tell. as
re grain is Just heading out. and the
amount q the fsu yield is entirely de-
nen6e1t on The filing period. whether they
have rzlr. thus giving the heads q chance
= f. CT v-=-he- the dry weather con
tinues a-5 dries I'D & large part The real
damage 50 ga has Tot beer great. Our
Is-esr crop reports say that there have been
beneficial rams IN the Northwest. and these
rains ere Cot [oo late 70 hs Of great
be-eEt
Reference being made 10 reports Of Iioui-
Gz-on n many lines OF business throughout
Ire COUNTY,. NJ. Hin said.
7 dent care % say anything about that
There has Been q lot OF money diverted
ron The regular channels Of business late
J. BY eas-eszsecCon OF corporation and other
taxes, which has made itself felt When
TINS gets beck into circulation I think that
VIZ taa big crops the situation viii look
r=--=--@
T7-Se-BIng the land speculation IN the
2 est t5 remarked
7 think this talk Of land speculation IS
exaggerated L ISN'T speculation. its in
ves1Ce1t The farmers are simply buying
land because rhey are able 10 90 Il, and
they want % hand Il down 70 their chill
dren
Describing his fishing preserves in La bra
dor. N-. Hi said that he owned twenty
seven miles OF z, salmon river, which was
from SO % 800 feet in width There was
"a hah-caupn between his upper house and
"A North Pole he added. He had found il
W cool and delightful II labrador, and
-1e 1zn51g wss fine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
TELEPHONE MERGER ENJoNED
Nebraska Attorney General Filei
Action to Gust Bell CORPORATION.

Lincoln. Neb-. July I2-Attorney General
Thompson to-day fled suit in the Supreme
Court against the American Telegraph and
Telephone Company, alleging that the con
Czgn had violated the antitrust laws Of the
state He asked for q temporary injunc-
tior 10 prevent the merger Of rival com
raries. This the court issued. Attorney
General Thompson also asked that the
,-,,-- },5T7s4,on be dissolved and the company
f.e oustes from the State of Nebraska
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
EAPrrzlNe A VOLCANO.

on the initiative Of the sicilian branch OF
the alpine Club Of Italy the new volcanoes
+o--9eS ~ the last seismic movement in
sew have been soiennly baptized The
Te15TriDsl one has been named Recupero,
80 celebrated geologlst Of the last
--1t-,--- Tl7e ceremony took place in a
zen, erected about four leagues from Nico-
I6si D.scourses were delivered BY the pres
;Sey. If ire Alpine Club, and by the mayors
- -ster5a ard Ntcolosi.-Jondon Globe.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York 1nl,

New York, July y. wa
BEEyES-Receipts. 1sia ears. or S5s head
All To~ slaughter except half a car Feelins &
rssv Tor steers. steady Tor bulls and cows
Dressed beef IN fair demand and steady
! i,,srnHol ana London cattle markets slow at
ieGiSac dressed weight, refrigerator beef
leOSar al London at 10t4 a 10Ac.
CAIyFs-Receipts. i2Z. Including 80 for the
market Veals lower but IN limited supply;
calves nominal Common to good
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
SOUTHERN COTTON cURTAILMENT

snu1-g. s C. july 12-Reports
~ ~.-.- that s22.B0e spindles out OF the
/ 80 spiRdles represented II the South
Z -, =- eptton manufacturers association
Lspped at least z portion Of the
- = --Y and -August were presented at
J, -l-s o. the association here to-day
- ->-a-2te6 that the movement VII
-. : REDUCTION II output amounting 10
nieees of clotl--
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. 19c
discount. Chicago. 15c premium; san Fran
cisco. sight 212c premium, telegraph sc pre-
MUM; New Orleans, commercial 25c dis
count, bank & premium; Charleston, buy
ing par selling I-10C premium; St. Louis. Soc
premium bid 45C premium asked; Mlnneap-
oils SOC premium; Savannah, buying 3-16c
discount, selling par
BANK CLEARTNGS New York ex-
changes S2lS So. rs. balances 81 AS S67: Bal
G2T; PhiladeIphia. exchanges S25.g196I5, bal
ances s., %. $50: Chicago. exchanges $50, 4Q5.
272, balances s., As, $40.
SILVER MARKET-Com1ne-cia bar sill
Yer. 5z5sC: Mexican silver dollars, +4c. Bar
silver IN London closed at 251zd, a decline
of SD.
GOLD PRENIUM-In Madrid, 735; Lis
lon. 100
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20l1a
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were Sl.193.l23; in
telllal revenue. including corporation tax,
81 722 6e1 and miscellaneous. $243,3+9, total
os S4.159164 against total expenditures on
ordinary account OF SS.1G7. .30I For the
month to date ordinary receipts have been
$50 SS7-979 and ordinary expenditures %2l-lZl,-
5e3. the excess Of expenditures amounting TO
S233. .61G. For the fiscal year 10 date OF
Girary receipts have been $2C.S81,95S, against
SIS 278. SCI in the same time III 1893. ana or
binary expenditures S2l12l,592, against 50
T7S SIG in 1909. the excess Of expenditures
this year amounting to $253613. compared
with an excess of expenditures last year of
81 49S SG9. Including Panama Canal account
and public debt. the excess Of all eEpendl-
S909.570 against an excess IN the corre-
sponding period a year ago Of $I969,1I2.
ST-R-TREASURY.-Th Sub-TreasUry was
debtor to the Clearing House $9S6.l4L
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
JuIv II 1910.

New York. July Il, 1910.
IN-WHEAT-Opened easier, with
prices 144zsc lower, Influenced by reports from
the Northwest confirming the heavy rains Of
Monday and on Disappointing cable advioes
Later prices rallied, and final prices showed net
gains Of sol i4c with the market at the high
est point of the day Contract stocks Of wheat
at Chicago showed q decrease for the week Of
227 600 bush. bringing the total stocks down
TO $4,000 bush, and this apparently resulted IN
some nervousness on the part Of July shorts No
81 25ss Z 0 b CoRN-Declined 2s@1zc during
early trading, but later rallied, closing at q
net advance Of AQS8c; No here, 6932c, ele-
vator domestic basis, and export No ,, 69l4 C
b OATS-AfteS easing of little early,
rallied, and at the close were unchanged 10 sc
higher. Cash oats steady; natural white 26
70 90 n, 4613 449 7ac; clipped white, 81 70 - 70
=31sG52c- RYE and BARLEY-Non1Lnal.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.


1910 1909 1908.
1yt w'k IN July 81. .022 900 sf.611. 900 s15a9 coo
GRAND TRUNK.
1st w.k in July s87e.362 s769, 400 s725, ,831
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
lst w'k ir July $4,000 $4,000 s1o3 900
IOWA CENTRAL
1st VI, IN July S50,94I s5S.598 $50,
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS.
1st w'k in July S85,sO9 Ss2.551 $50, sS5
SOUTHERN.
EqseE s 2f Il nf 8f5 81 osi 9s8 sasi 1927 sos
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
- z,-oel- IN T,Iy s234 S51 S216, ,955 s199, 403
Is. 1s3 "'ss 1+7ujv 1895 I25 6835124 6,196,962
DETROIT. TOLEDO 6 IRONToN
4th wk. in june s2e 53s So 255 S35 S35 3s2 3s2
July 1-JUne 30. 1.604sZZ i''-o'1-o +'"-"'-0'
HAVANA ELECTRIC
vvl- end. July 20 S44s s13 S42o@ $50 s. /!
ian I-JuIy 10 / 105, 790 l.o42 sos Lo13.ooo
PACIFIC COAST.
Month OF May s-oa 400 ssge z-e
Gross earning S0oc p-o So - -s0
Cpe-. expenses 5to-So' f7O''' -
Eet earnings. So3Soo F-l'''7f
July MAJ S1 8 1sa ss4 s5.a1s1 131 Sc $50 672
Oper. expenses. o,Ioo'Zo+ o,oo---lo ~ ~
.,,os a go6 $50 ss65 sol 81, COS. 1870
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs


Spring patents, $5 4o@S6 go: winter sJraLghts.
S4.55 Q 81 60: winter patents s. 70Q$ 50 10.
s. 50 9S+: extra So ? winter; S. 6oq$3 10
sfaaS1 fgi1 ~ 80 ~ 81 Ia y 9F 49,
fancy. s. 409s4 80. CORN0iEAL-Kiln dried.
So Z5 @ SO 20. BAG MEAL-Fine white and
yellow, 81 404S1 -. coarse, 81 So @ 81 20.
FEED-Firns Western spring. S24 80; stand
ard n1iddling, S25 so: -four do, $29 10; red dog.
S2S so; city bran e23 bulk, So 80 sacks; mid
ding, S24 509 S29 10; red dog, $50; hominy
cEoP. S2+ 30 bulk, &25 20 SACKS. OILAIEAL-
S32 50 q S33-
COTTON - After a compare lively stea dy-
early session the market became easier. and
the close vas easy, at q net decline of 4G16
points, July being relatively firm while other
positions ruled from 10 to IS points net lower
The opening was at 2 decline Of 1 point on
July and from to points lower on other
months. Southern spot markets were IN
changed to IS higher. There was some sell
ing of July, attributed sales against SPOT
cotton to be brought here but deliveries of
about 200 bales so far this month have
been promptly taken UP. ard IT was estimated
that the bulls would take another 70 000 bales
between now and the end Of the month. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

domestic basis
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

,,7,,--,stsa Nv Van schaick 4 Co. No. VAL
EtreetJ
New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
S6,500,000
Sierra and San Francisco Power 10
First Mortgage $50 Gold Bonds
DaodA rust
na0oca es g
ipvon will be- made list fhsss bonds New Yo Stock Exchange
Dated August /. 1909

Be
ndae Information
f Company and from follows:
San Francisco PowerCo Conpayo owns
SaF which
completed 66O horsepower
Of nd
arwiIbr etoaIca ctyupo o
The ebondsaf the
will
100000 which viii be expended
ngndgen
s65000O0 Mortgage bonds be issued and the
Of the TrK Deed dnsnet ne
Sneao 1858 United Railroads
ftheared dalway Of n
the operionf Is yH
ehondsn nduhhom
hmh sale curat general throughout
aonewilno
NIota
market for the COmpangs has population
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
PITTsBUR0 !

PITTspURa. oot. S.--NO saie her0 t0day
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
CREW SET TRAPS IN RICE
BOXES TO CATCH CHINESE
Oriental StoWaWay Caught While
Broaching Ships Stores

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Catching Chi
nese stowaways with rat traps set in
rice boxes Is the latest diversion of the
crew of the steamer Nicholas Kuneo,
which has just sailed from Jamaica
with one captive aboard.
The captive is Ching Sing, who be-
longs to Port Anthony, Jamaica. He
slowed away on board the Kuneo on
September 27. If Ching had left the
rice in the ships storeroom alone, he
might have been able to get to New
York safely But the cook noticed that
rice in the box was disappearing rap
idly and set a trap to catch the rats
which he Supposed were committing
the theft.
The next time Ching dipped his
hand in the box to get his stowaway
rations, there was a snap and a few
minutes later t. cook found Ching
a captive. He was put in irons and
will be turned over to the British au-
thorities in Jamaica
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
tIeth street. owner ami hnilder. two-

tieth street, owner and builder; two
story seven-room residence, $2500.
Hope street, 1425 South-Dr. George
L. Cole, at lot, owner; S. ]. Jones,
builder; alterations of residence, $3.50.
Third avenue near Farlando street
A. L. Patterson, Twain hotel, owner
and builder; History six-room resi-
dence, $500.
Forty-eighth street, 1900 West-Los
Angeles Investment company, S35
South Hill street, owner and builder;
1A-story seven-room residence, $S4O0.
Bellevue avenue, 2616-J. R. Coch-
ran, 1850 Golden Gate avenue, owner;
to move and repair residence, 5000.
Twelfth street, 1872 East. Rosen,
1914 East Twelfth street, owner and
builder; one-story cornice shop, $3.50.
Forty eighth street, 1882 West-Miss
Myra King, 741 Whittier street, owner;
Los Angeles Investment company,
builder; History eight-room resi-
dence, $4,000.
Belmont avenue, 282 North-H. c..
Deiterman, 422 North Burlington ave-
nue., owner; P. J. Leaver & Co., build
ers: one-story four-room residence,
$3.50.
Western avenue near Fourth street
A. M. Perkins, 165 Commonwealth av-
enue owner and builder; one-story
garage, $3.50.
Santa Fe avenue, 1906 South-J. M.
Frazer at lot, owner and builder; one
story -three-room warehouse, $780,
Gramercy place, 1O44-G. II. Fay, 1853
Eden avenue, owner; the Davidson
Construction company, builder; two
story six-room residence, $3O0O
Spring street. 252-54 South-Cun-
ningham, Curtiss & Welch company
at, lot, owners; L. G. Fernandez Cab
met works, builders; alterations Of
building, $500
Johnston street 528 South-T. ]. CAL
lagher, 499 South Sichel street, owner;
A. Pagenkopp, builder; onestory six
room residence 5000.
Santa Fe avenue, 230-Wells- Fargo
Express company, Central building,
owner; ]. H. Humphreys. builder; al
terations of building, $634O.
Fifty-fifth street, 1901 East-G. Sills,
at lot, owner and builder; two-story
residence, $1,000.
Seventh street, 1850 East-Jessie De
Long, 1850 East Seventh street, own
err: one-story four-room residence,
Hoover street, 113O South-A. Arm
strong at lot, owner; ]. c. Crow
builder: alterations of residence, $780,
Bonnie Brae street, 1922 South-Mrs.
r. w. Kirby, at lot, owner; Fl. D.
Rucker, builder; alterations OF build
ing, $3OO0
Seventh street, 1926 East-Fred Har-
decker. 1542 Newton street, owner and
builder: one-story three-room resi-
dence, $3.50.
Third street, 922 West-William Nc
CARNEY company, owner; r. w. Mar
tin, builder; alterations of building,
$500.
Angelina street, 1117-John Bulber-
ry, 1118 Temple street, owner; T. j.
I,eayer &, CO., builders: two-story
seven-room residence 1895.
Jefferson street, 2117 West-F. Ser
gent, 230O West Thirty-first street
owner and builder; one-story moving
picture theater, $4,000.
Arlington street, 345S-W. c. Hutch
inson. 1852 West Pico street, owner;
r. A. Conllin, builder: one-story
seven-room residence, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06

Main street, 247 South--J. W. Isaacs,
at lot, owner; D. Coplew, builder; al
terations of building, $3.50.
Manhattan place, 1415-E. L. Petit
fills, 219O West Thirty-fourth street.
owner; two-story ten-room residence
$1,000.
Magnolia avenue, 1109-W. Cole, at
lot. owner; G. Nelson, builder; one
story one-room garage, $3.50.
Thirty-eighth street, 1913 East
Grom Bros. 1874 East Thirty-eighth
street. owners and builders; one-story
four-room residence, $1,000.
Denker avenue, 3795-Esther J. Scott,
7O8 West Forty-fourth street, owner;
one-story six-room residence, $1,000
Blden avenue, 1017-Mrs. II. Wenge,
at lot, owner; G. Nelson, builder; one
story two-room garage, $500.
Occidental boulevard, 356 North-F
M Garner. 364 North Occidental bou-
leyard, owner; Fisher & Bailey, build
ers: one-story fve-room residence,
Fifty-second street, 1909 West-F. E.
Eckstrom, 1928 Bonnie Brae street,
owner: Consolidated Los Angeles
Builders, builders; one-story 1ve-room
residence, $500. - -
smith, ZEl 116ulS OuiiNAAo'
C. Lucas, builder; one-story three
room residence, 5000.
Maubert avenue near Finley street
r. Anderson, 1918 Maubert avenue
owner: C. F. Schilinger, builder; one
story five-room residence, $4,000.
Fifty-eighth street, 833 West-E L.
Hopkins, 1130 West Thirty-fourth
street. owner; Hopkins Barnes Realty
company, builder; one-story five-room
Fiflv-eighth street, S29 West-E. L.
TJopkins. 1130 West Thirty-fourth
street. owner Hopkins Barnes Realty
company, builder; one-story five-room
residence, $1,000.
F1iftv-eighth street, 937 West-E. r.
Rarnes. 1928 West Forty-first street,
owner; Hopkins-Barnes Realty COM
pany, builder; one-story hVe-poom
Fifty-eighth street, 941 West-E. R.
Barnes, 1928 West Forty-firSt street,
owner; Hopkins-Barnes Realty COM
many. builder; one-story tVe-room
residence $1,000.
Fifty-eighth street, 943 West-E. r.
Rarnes. 1923 West Forty-first street,
owner: Hopkins Barnes Realty COM
pany, builder; one-story hve-room
residence, $1,000.
Russell avenue near Holly street-R.
B. Retzer, 1872 West Thirtieth street,
owner: C. e. Fletcher, builder; one
story two-room residence, 5000.
Melbourne avenue near Hastings
street-Victor Humbert, S14 West Six
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-06
Citrus F ruit Report
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF
CALIFORNIA FRUIT

2 Orgs. Lem. TIL
I. Tuesday, Oct. a.. IL
5 Total to date this ..o m K,o
5 season. ........ .24,9%9 4olS @''o1"
5 Total to same date .ooo o- oYo
900. Q>:,4,I3 100000 %@1:'~"E"s':"'