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SPECIAL STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH
St. PAUL PLANNING PACIFIC
COAST EXTENSION
Developments In Money Market At.
tract Attention— Pennsylvania Se.
. eurltles Heavy en Rumor That
Deal at Paris HadValled
SBovniTiiss Acrivn
Stock values fluctuated after the
oprMillur of the tniiikrt yesterdny.
Illinois Central advanced I1!*.I 1 !*. Ten
npHSHn Uonl 1 find I»oulsvll1e &
Nnshvlllft nnrl Kuniiwha & Michi
gan lnißn fractions.
The principal advnncos were
Illlnolu Central 4, Northwestern
nnd C. C. C. & St. Louis 3, Great
Northern preferred 214, Northern
Pacific, New York Central, Con-
Kolldated Gas, TenncSßea Conl and
Third Avenue 2, St. Paul, Colorado
Fuel and American Steel Foun
dries stock 1% to 1% nnd General
fclectrlc, SIoHS-Hhcrrield Steel,
Pressed Steel Car and Allls-Chal
mers 1 to 1%. :."'/. \.
Consolidated Ons jumped flve
Jiolnts on a Judlclnl decision In
avor of tho company. Great
Northern preferred rose 4, North
ern Pacific 3%. Louisville & Nash
ville 1«4, Atlantlo Coast Line lft,
Delaware & Hudson 114 and West
ern Maryland 1.
Illinois Central fell 2 points from
Us highest.
Allls-Chalmers preferred Im
proved 2. fjpnver & Rio Grande
\%, Pullman 114 and Southern
Pacific 1. Pennsylvania declined
114 and Reading nearly a point.
Southern Ptaclflc advanced IV4
and carried * Union ; Pacific up
nearly a point."
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Interest In to
day's stock market was confined to spe
cial stocks. The market aB a whole was
unchanged from tho dull and listless trad-
Ing of last week. Some of the movements
in special stocks had nominal causes In
the circulation of rumors regarding plans
for the companies. Others were without
explanation beyond the character of the
buying.
The identity of some of tho large ope
rators In tho stocks usually active was
the same ns the active factors In some
of the leading movements last week. This
led to the assumption thut tho dealings
were designed to sustain the market dur
ing Its period of dullness. Such was the
effect of today's special movements while
they were occurring. The effect was
very moderate even then and lost some of
Its force afterward when a drooping tone
developed.
The Btrength of St. Paul was connected
with suppositions regarding the plans for
financing its Pacific coaßt extension. It
was asserted that buying of the stock
was based upon knowledge that arrange
ments had been completed for securing
adequate resources for completing that
work.
The money market developments were
of some importance but seemed to have
little effect on the stock speculation. San
Francisco again sent heavy remittances
to New York by telegraph through the
eubtreasury. the day's total reaching $3,
400.000. At the same tlmo some $2,000,000
was sent from New York to Canada,
representing the fund attracted here dur
ing the stringency due to the drain to
San Francisco.
Conditions In the foreign exchange
market were greatly confused by the con
tradlctorv information regarding the
'United States treasury attitude in the
policy of aiding gold Imports by govern
ment . deposits. Finally the deposit of
bonds tor. the withdrawal of $1,500,000 by
the National City bank was allowed on
the ground that the arrangement for tho
gold to be imported antedated the decis
ion to discontinue the practice for the
■ present. This decision Is explained as
being due to the present sufficient sup
plies for the money market, doing away
with the emergency condition which
prompted the adoption of the practice In
the first place. Money was freely offered
on call.
Pennsylvania was heavy throughout
and weakened sharply at one time with
the circulation of a rumor that the plac
ing of bonds in Paris had fallen through.
The denial of this rumor failed to rally
the stock, and St. Paul reacted when the
directors adjourned • without any an
nouncement of a project for financing lt&
extension. The effect of these two Inci
dents was to Impair the advances and to
make the closing tone easy.
Bonds were irregular. I Total sales par
value $2,430,000.
United States old 4s advanced % per
cent on cal l .
New York Stocks
K.v Associated Press. <
NEW YORK, May 31. — The following
wert> official quotations on the stock
"xi'hange today: . .
Sales. . . High. Low. Close.
....... Adams Ex.... 240
28.60U Amal Cop 105% 107% 107%
4,700 Am C & Fdy. 41% 4iy t 41>A
.400 do pfd 102 102 102
, 200 Am Cot Oil.. 31% 31% 31 V4
do pfd 90Vi
Am Ex .... 215
■ 100 Am H& L pf . 32 32 32%
-1,000 Am Ice pfd... 62% 62 62%
200 Am Lin .Oil.. 20& 18% 19
....... do pfd 38>4
2,300 Am Locomo. .' 7OV6 69 69
do pfd 114
3,100 Am Smel & K.1D4% IG4 154
100 do pfd 119V4 119% 11!)%
6,600 Am Sub Ref.. 138 137 137Vi
...... . Am Tob pc. .• 102
9,200 Ana M C0....26U 266 M 26(i%
8,600 Atchison 89% 89% Sll'/i
■ 200 do pfd 103 103 102Vi
2,300 Atlantic 01.. .147?; 146U 14l!^i
i -600 B & 0 108V4 107% 107%
200 do pfd 94 94 94
23,600 Brook It T... 82% 82 81 %
800 Can Pao 159% 16»tt 15«V*
800 Cent of N J... 237 237 284
400 dies & Ohio.. 58% CB% 58
....... C & A 28ft
....... do pfd .... 71
200 Chi G W 19% 19!i 19'A
300 Chi &N W...205H 205 203
37,600 C M & St P.. 171% 169% 167&
Chi Tor & T 12
200 do pfd.. 29 29 29
1,700 CCC & Bt L.. »7 97 97
21,100 Col F& Iron.. 57% B6U BH%
1,000 Col South 33% 33U 33%
200 do Ist pfd.. tiMi 69>i 69V4
100 do 2d pfd.. 47% 47% 47V4
8,000 Consol Gas. ..141 137',;, i:i!)%
2,000 Corn Pro 23 22% 22%
,1,300 do pfd 80 80 79%
1,000 Del & Hud... .214% 213ft 212%
..* r>el L & W 640
3,800 Den & R 0... 44% 43% 43%
. 700 do pfd 88 R7!i 87%
100 Distill Sec... 64 63 63
15,200 Kilo 46% 46ft 46 Vk
100 do Ist pfd.. 70 Vi 79ft 79%
100 do 2d pfd.. 72 72 71 H
_ 1,400 Gen Elect. .. .168% 168 108%
200 Hock Valley.. l3l 131 128
7,800 111 Central.... 18a 178% 180ft
100 Inter Paper... 19% 19ft 19ft
....,,. do pfd 85
....... 'lnter Pump 54%
do pfd 87
100 lowa Central. £7% 2T% 27ft
100 do pfd &0% 50% 80ft
100 K C ftouth... . 36 26 26
100 do pfd CB% 58% 53ft
12.800 I, & N 148% 147 147%
100 Manhat 1,....163»,i 15Sft 168
Met St Ry 116
1,760 Mex Cent 22ft 22 22ft
200 Minn *Bt L. . 71 71 70
MStI'&SUHtW 166
do pfd .... 17%
1,000 Mo Fac 04% 94 94 ft
.2,600 M K & T 34% 34 34 'i
700 do pfd 68ft 67U 68ft
700, Nat Lead 76%. 7BU 76ft
... NnßofMpfd 88
6,700. N Y Cent 140ft 188 lllti
600 N Y Ont &W. 61% 51ft 61ft
600 Norfolk & W. 87 ft 87ft 87%
u do pfd .'. . . 80
SOO North Am.... 97% 97ft »7ft
200 Pao Mall 3»% 19 38
3,7»0 Pennsylvania. 134 1.13 ft 132 ', a
100 Fvoplv'l lias.. 92 92 Dl'i
EASTEKN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Special to The ITerald.
NKW VortK, Mny 31.— Today's »«!(>* of citrus fruits consisted of twonty-two
cam. Tho market l« very stronß. , ,, __
WASHINGTON NAVErs-Avpraeen: Hntti, fy., HuhMonx Frt. Co., $4.15, CO-
Mmbtun, ch., Rtibldoiiic rrt. Co.. $1.76; Orchard, of., National Or. Co., IIB»>,
Htfln.lnrrt, «t, National Or. Co., $4.30; Onldpn Kflgle, it., C. C. Chapman, J3.60,
Old MHitlon, fy., C. C. Chapman, $3.20; tllue (llobe, tf., Riverside E*., «■'"•
Our Prlrffl, xf.. Rlvrrnlde Kx., $3.90; Square, or., Rlvfr«ld> Kx., $3.85; Blue Olobp,
xf., Klverslde Kx., »3.85; KflKle, xc, Riverside Ex., *,1.B0; Uncle Bam. xf ., K |vr f
nldft Ex., $3.25; Flrstn, xc, Rlverdrie 13x., $.1.06; Diamond, XC;, "an ' Antonio
Kx., *3.86j Prt, xc, Sftn Antonio Kx., 13.00: Squirrel, fy.. A. It. Fruit Co., fa.OS;
Quail, xc, C. C. Kxchange, $3.45; Pftlm Tree, ch., A. It. Fruit Co., $2.66; Fart-
Hdff<\ xc, C. C. If. No. Pomona, $3.40. , - '».'«. 1 =
MKDITERRANEAN BWEKTB-AverafTPß: Blue Olohf>, xf., HlverMdfl Kx., J4.15,
Signet, *f., Or. Or. Cnsh A*«n., $4.20; Colonel, xc. Or. Qro. Cash A»jh., M.Ooj
Old Minion, fy., C, C. Chapman, $4.»; Our Prldfi, xf., Rlvemlde Kx., $3.«l; Mono
gram, fy., C. C. tf.i Redlnncls, $3.95; Ooldpn Kflgle, »t.. C. C. Chapman, *3.P5.
SKRDMNGIS-Averacre: Titus Ranch, xn., Bun Mflrlno Gro. I'acklnK Asmi., $3.R»;
Mlglon Hells, xc, A. 13. Chapman, $3.80; Stalks, A. B. Chapman, $3.50; kl Torea
dor, San Marino G. P. A., $3.55; Colons, xr., Or. Oro. Cndh Assn., $3.76; Alliam
brn, xc, Seml-Tf. Kx., $3.70; Hlue Olob<\ xf., Rlvm-uMo F.X.. 53.45; Red Globe, xc.
Riverside Kx., $3.16; Parrott, xc, Ball Antonio Kx., $3.10; Diamond, xc San An
tcnlo Kx., $2.95. . „.
HLOODB-Whol« boxes— Average: Riverside, it., Riverside Ex., M.Ms Blue
Globe, xf., Riverside Kx., $4.10; Monogram, fy., 0, C. U., Redlanda, $3.95; La
nolle, St., C. Or T.T., Redlamin, $3.20.
m^OODB-Half boxes. Average: Blue Globe, xf., Riverside Ex., $2.10,
ST. MICHAELS- Wholn boxes. Avernge: I-a Menu, xf., Itlversltlo Kx., 14.05;
Oolri.jn Hill", xc, Riverside Kx., $3.85.
BT. MICHAKtjfI-llftif boxes. Averages: Blgnnt, xf., O. Oro. Csnh Ai«n., $2.18;
Colinel, xc, or. Oro. Onsh Am»n., $1.85.
ORAPR FRIHT-Averago: lied Olobe, xc, Rlvernldn Kx., 13.15; Young America,
ch.. Plnkhnm * McK.i $l.no; Monogrnm, fy., C. O. U., Redlnnds, $1.60.
GRAPH FlttllT— Half boxes. Average.: Hlue Olobe, xf.. Riverside Kx., $3.06.
P CC ft St T. «2
ROO Treaa H Car., r.l % 5H4 51 U
400 do pfd 07% 97% 97»i
100 Pullman P C. 231 Vi 23114 228
6,800 Reading 142 11 0 % 14 0 •,(,
•, do Ist pfd 90
do 2ft pfd 94
200 Hfip Sleel 28 28 27%
300 do pfd 103% 103 103
1,100 nock I C0.... 2fi% 25% 25%
1,200 do pfd 65 65 «S
Bt h ft 8P 2 p 44%
St Ii 8 W 21%
do pfri" .... 21V4
15,000 South Pac... 66% «5% 66 Sit
300 do pfd 11!)% 119% 119U
14,100 South Ry 38% 38H 3«%
300 do pfd 99% 99 !>!>
1,100 Tenn C & 1. ..156 155 154»i
700 Tex & Pac 32»/ 4 42</« 32%
ROOToIStL&W. 31% 31 31
100 do pfd RO 60 49
51,700 Union Pao 150% 149% 159%
do pfd »4
300 ir SKx ioi> ion 108
100 U B Realty... BO DO 89%
100 U S Rubber... 51 51 60%
do pfd 108%
23.600 U 8 Steel 41V* 40% 40%
4,600 do pfd 106% 105% 105%
100 Va Car Chem. 40 40 39%
do pfd 107
400 Wabash 21V* 21 20%
700 do pfd 49% 4fl 48%
200 Wells-IP Ex.. .285 280 275
West Klect 156
West Union .... 92%
Wheel & Li B 18
Wls Cent 24%
do pfd 50
1,200 Nor Pac 211% 208% 210
Cent Lea 42%
100 do pfd 104% 10414 104
2,800 Sloss Slififf... 791/4 79'/* 79
fi.200 Gt Nor pfd 307% 304 305*4
Total sales for the day 650,800
shares. :.';,:.:
New York Bonds
NEW YORK, May 31.— The following
were official closing prices for bonds to
day:
U S ref 2s reg.103% Japan 6s 99Vi
do coup 103% Japan 6s 2d eer 98%,
do 3s reg WiVt, do 4%s cert... 94^8
do coup 102»i do cert 2d ser.93
do old 4s reg.102% L & N unl 45.. 102%
do coup 103% Mat.ht con gld 4s *»
do new is rg.128% Mx Cent lsts lnc 21%
do c0up0n.... 128% M & St L 45.... 91
Am Tobac 45.. 7014 M K T 4s 101%
do 6s 119% do 2ds 88',*
Atch gen 45.... 101% Nat RR Mx c 4s 84Vi
do adjust 45.. 84% N Y Cent g 3%s SS%
Atl C L 45....100>4 N J Cent g 65. .127*4
Bait & Ohio 48.103 North Pacific 48.104
do 3%a 95% do 3s 7SU
Brook RT cv 4s 97% Norf & W c 4s.lOOVfc
Cent of Ga 65.. 11l Ore 3 L, rfdg 4s 96
do Ist inc.... 97 Penn cv 3H5.... 97%
do 2d lnc ....89 Readg Gen 43...100T4
do 3d tnc 88 StL & I M c 65.113
C & O 4%s 105% StL & S F fg 4s 86
C & A 3V4s 70 St L. SW en 4s 80
C B & Q nw 4s m% Seabd Air I, 4s. 87'/*
CRI & P 4s. 78% South Pac 45.... 94
do col 5s 91 do Ist 4s cert.. 9614
CCC & SL. g 45.104 nSotith-Ry 65..... 117%
Col In 6s ser A 79 * Tex & Pac lsts. .122
do ser B 78 Tol St L & W 4s B(Hi
Colo Mid 45.... 76 TJ P 4s ...104%
C & B 4s 93% U I>' Steel 2d 55.. 9SV4
Cuba 55...'. 105%. Wab'ash lsts ..'...113%
D & R G 45....100V4 do Deb B 80V4
Dist- Sec 55.... (9% West Md 4s BGV4
Erie pr Hen Ms.lftJ Wheel & L E 4s. 88%
Erie Gen 45...-92% Wis Cent 4s SiV*
Hock Val 4%5,107% Japan 4s ctfs.... 85V4
Boston Stocks and Bonds
BOSTOn, May 31. — The following were
the official closing today for stocks and
bonds: ..
Atch adj 45.... 94 Adventure 6
do 4s 101 Allouez .' 38
Mex Cent 45... 77% Amalgamated ...107%
Atchison 88^i American Zinc. VI
do pfd 102% Atlantic 12V4
Bost & A1b.. ..252 Blngham 34
Bost & Me. ...180 Cal & Hec 685<&UyO
Bost Elevated.. l63 Centennial 23Vi
Fltchburg pfd. 13814 Copper Range... 76V4
Mex Cent 21% Daly West 16%
Union Pacific. l49% Franklin 18
Am Arge Chem 25% Grancy 12Vi
do pfd 95 Isle Royale 19%
Am Pneu Tube. .2l% Mass Mining .... 8
Am Sugar 137% Michigan 121%
do pfd 135 Mohawk. 05%
Am Tel & Te1.137% Mont C & C 3%
Am Woolen 37 Old Dominion ..109%
do pfd ........ 10ti»,i Parrot 28%
Dom Iron & 8.. 31 Qulncy 99
Edison Blec 11.246 Shannon 8%
Mass Elec 20 Tamarack 101
do pfd 69 Trinity 9%
Mass Gas 57% United Copper... 63
UntU Shoe Mch 81% TJ S Mining .... 59
do pfd 30% 1J S Oil 12
North Butte.... 91% Utah .■ 62%
Green Con 26%@2G% Victoria 7%
U S Steel 40% Winona 71
do pfd 105% Wolverine 135
Westhse com.. 77 •.
Other Stocks
The following stock quotations are fur
nished through Fred Dorr & Co., brokers,
Bradbury building:
Chicago curb, May 31:
National Biscuit, Common, liltffijS; pre
ferred, 114ft®115.
Diamond Match. 124(8:124Vj.
Union Box Bonrd, lft'Sl'Ji; preferred.
Swift & Co., lOo'/iOlOoft. '
Kunsas City Light. UOCtfBO'Ji.
American Can. B@**ft; preferred, fi2ft'9'63.
Carbon,' 88@89; preferred, lWil2oft.
Chicago Pneumatic j.ool, 52@54; 6s, SO.
South Side Klrvatod, WWiift.
New York curb, May 31, .1906.*
American Can, 7V4®B; preferred, 6--'®63.
American Writing Paper, preferred,
11%©1^H.
Financial Record
av Ansorlateii preaa. '. ■''..'.
NEW YORK, May 31.— Money on call
steady at MiWi. rirllng rate, 3%: closing
bid, 3 per cent; offered at 3ft per cent.
Time loans slightly easier; 60 days, 4ft
per cent; 90 days, 4ft®4% per cent; ti
months, i% per cent to 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6©sft per cent.
Sterling exchange easy at |4.R520ify4.8525
for demand and at $4.821004.8215 for iw
day bills.
Posted rates, $4.86 and $4.86ft.
Commorclal bills, J4.81K.
Bar silver, 67ftc.
Mexican dollars, 52c.
Bonds— Governments steady, railroads
Irregular.
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 31.-Cattle-R«celpta,
6000; market steady to strong. Beeve3,
$4.0090.00; cowH and heifers, $1.76®5.15;
atockers and foeders, $:'.75@4.65; Texanu,
J4.OTKfM.6O; calves, 5.25<ft6.75.
Hogs— Receipts 13.006, tomorrow 19,000;
market weak to .">«•• lower. Mixed and
butchers, Jti.liiKPiH.MV?: good heavy, J6.45M
(■..65; rough heavy. $ii.3o<ii«.4o; light, $rt.2Mj)
0.50; pigs, }5.10('(ii.15; bulk of sulea, $6.4S(if
6.60.
Sheep— Receipts, 15,000.; market strong.
Sheep, $».i)«.|U.26; lambs, »r».4(Xu tf.Hs.
Cotton and Wool
nv ««orinvH Pitmn
NKW YORK, May Sl.-Byot cotton
cloMod quiet 26 point* lower: mlddllDß up
landa, »I1.I5; inUtilling vulf, 111.70; aal.H,
£7,03!) mli'H. Kulures vluned uteady at a
net decline of 10 to 26 point*,
ST. LOUIS, May 81.— Wool, steady { ter.
lll.ny anil weutera niedluiiiK. ibti'Wc; Hue
mciUum, Jl'uSViu; H«'v, K'tlMv.
LOS ANOELES IIERAI.Di FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, 1906. '
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bears Unload Wheat to Beat Down
Prices — Corn and Oats
Dull and Easy
By ABOoclnted Press.
CHICAGO, May 31,-Bnntlment In tho
wheat pit was bearish the entire day and
a large amount of long wheat was thrown
on tho market. Weather conditions
throughout tho United States were favor
able to the growing crop. In the south
west where harvesting in In progress
the weather was clear, while In the north
wpst there were light rains. In Illinois,
Missouri and the Ohio valley the weather
bureau report*! beneficial showers. News
from abroad was also bearish. Little ex
citement was manifested in tho closing
of the May deal. The market had a
somewhat steadier tone during the last
half hour because of covering by shorts.
July opened a stmdn to %#Hc lower at
S2HWS2V4R, sold off to 81%(f81Vfcc, and closed
%c lower at 82@S2V4c.
The corn market wag easier at the
opening because cf largo local receipts.
The market, however, quickly rallied and
held firm for tho remainder of the ses
sion. July closed firm, M'W'Ao higher, at
49«49tte. '
Oats were dull and easy. July closed
Ufn".ic lower at 33%@33%c.
Hogs receipts at the principal packing
centers wera considerably Increased to
day and consequently provisions opened
weak. Towards the) middle of tho day the
market becamo steadier on a fair demand
by a local packer. At the clone July pork
was oft 2V4<S5c and lard and ribs were
both 7%0 lower.
Market Ranges
Wheat-May, 82%c; July, 82%c; Sep
tember. So%c.
Corn-May. 49%@49%c; July, 49%c; Sep
tember, 48%©48%c.
Oats— May, 33%c; July, 33%@33%c; Sep
tember, 31%@32c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour— Easy. No. 2 spring wheat, *3#
84c; No. 3, 80@84c; No. 2 red, 88(gfll%c. No.
2 corn. 50c; No. 2 yellow, 50Vio; No. 2
oats, 33%c; No. 2 white, 34»4{! 35%c ; No. 3
white, 33%(5a5c. No. 2 rye, 6te6lc. Good
feeding barley. 44?i!45c; fair to choice malt
ing. 49(if64c. No. 1 flaxseed, }1.0«%; No. 1
northwestern, $1.12; prime timothy seed,
*3.30<ii3.35; clover, contract grades. $11.25.
Short ribs, sides (loose), $9.30@9.40; mess
pork, per bbl., $16.30016.35; lard, per 100
lbs.. $8.72%: short clear Bides (boxed), $9.53
@9.65. Whisky, basis of high wines, $1.29.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 25,500 33,700
Wheat, b\t. 16,000 19,500
Corn, bu 688,300 (598,400
Oats, bu 352,500 358,000
Rye, bu 6,0(10 17,000
Earley, bu 30,800 3,200
Cereals of the World
By Asroclated Press.
LIVERPOOL. May 31.-Wheat, July, 6s
6ftd; Sept. 6s f.%.1.
SAN FRANCISCP, May 31.-\Vheat dull,"
cash, |1.37%. Barley, quiet; Dec. 97c; cash,
$1.15.
NEW YORK, May 31.— Wheat, spot
barely steady; options % to %c lower;
July,-87%c; Sept. Ss%c: Dec. 86%c.
- TACOMA, May 31.— Wheat unchanged;
export bluestem. 75c; club, 83c; red, 74c.
PORTLAND, May 31.- Wheat, club, 83c;
bluestem, 75c; red, 71c; valley, 72c.
COST OF SHIPPING STOCK
Stockmen Meet at Denver,. Fix Scale
of Prices and Elect
Officers
By Associated Presa.
DENVER, C010.,' May 31.-At the filial
meeting of the stockmen assembled here
to arrange for tho establishment of com
mission houses at live stock centers, of
ficers of the company, which will be called
the Co-operative Live Stock Commission
company, were elected. They are:
A. L. Ames of Buckingham, la., presi
dent; J. H. Halley, Delta, Colo., vice
president; Col. William E. Hughes of
Denver, treasurer, and T. W. Tomlinson
of Denver, secretary. A board of directors
vas chosen also.
As fixed by the constitution of the com
pany the charges for cattle are not to ex
ceed $10 per carload; for hogs, $6 per
single-deck car and $10 per double decked;
for sheep and goats, $6 per single-decked
cur and $10 per double-decked car, and for
ptock driven or hauled In, 60 cents a
head. . ,• .
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31,-Tho London tin
market declined sharply with prices
showing a loss of about £4 5s to £5 as
compared with Tuesday, being: quoted at
£181 15sJ and £181 10s for spot and futures
respectively. The local market was weak
and lower In sympathy with spot quoted
at $39.50039.75.
Copper also declined in London, closing
at £85 for spot and £86 10s for futures.
The local market was unchanged.
Lead was unchanged In London at £1B
15s. Locally the market was quiet with
spot quoted at $5.75^5.95.
Spelter advanced 2s 6d to £27 12s 6d in
London. The New York market was
steady and about 6 points higher at $5,903)
6.00.
Locally the Iron market was unchanged.
San Francisco Mining Stockr
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.— The offi
cial closlns "(notations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
Alta 4 Gould & Currlo.. 27
Alpha Con 5 Male & Norcross.l2o
Andes 17 Julia o
Belcher 20 Mexican 100
Best & Belcher.loo Occidental C0n.... 78
Bullion 25 Ophlr 470
Caledonia 59 Overman 18
Challenge Con .. 18 Potosi 19
Chollar 19 Savage 115
Confidence 70 Sierra Nevada . ... 2tl
Con Cal & Va..105 Silver Hill ......... 89
Con Imperial 100 Union Con 41
Crown Point .... 6 Utah Con (1
Exchequer .49 Yellow Jacket . ... 'ii
Dried Fruit Prices
13y Asßoclat- 1 Press.
NEW YORK. May 31.-No change is re
ported In the market for evaporated ap
plet) with stock HiippliCH here moving out
nlowly on small orders. Strict prlnm lie;
choice, UUtirilVic; fancy, 11%®12c.
Prunes are quiet hut flrm in tho ab
sence of holllmk pressure; ciuotatlons
range from 7H to XV.
Apricots are unchanßfd; choice, 12Vic;
extra choice. i3*ri3Vi«; fancy, i3CrtHc.
lVuchcH are held at full late - prices;
choice, lie; extra choice. UUfg'llHc; fancy,
UVniae; extra fancy, 12@12Vfcc.
Uuislns are quiet; loiisb muacatela, w>i
6%c; seeded raisins, bhiWADI London lay
ers, 11.504jU.60.
Sugar and Coffee
B« AH>oclntr<l Prea«
NKW YORK, May 81.-Bu«ar. raw.
steady; fair refining, 2 15-16o: centrifugal,
IKI test, a 15-320; molasiies sugar, 2 11-Tsc;
refined, steady; crushed, 15.35; powdered,
U.W; Km »ilutf<l, il.iiii.
Coffee— Bi>ot iKIo steady; mild, ateady>
futures unchanged to 5 pointa higher.
June, 16.00: July, SO.ifi; Bept. fii.2u<Uti.2s;
Dec 16.45; March, Jii.li..
SLOW TRADE IN
LOCAL MARKET
DEALERS LOOK FOR LIVELIER
BUSINESS
Wholesale House* Well Stocked With
Supplies — Butter and Egg
Prices Remain Unchanged.
Fish Supply Short
l)»nlprn report, tniilnfM In the produce
market ciulot, but nimlgn no Rood reason
for the decrcHßcrt demand for supplies. In
flgmuoh nit must wholesalers aro well
Btnckod with ftoods, with morn arriving
iiitiiy, pnHsiiiiy iiiry mean that business Is
comparatively cnllflt.
Trade for prrlKhnbln goods wm brisk,
berries nnd vegetables moving rapidly nt
tho wholesale houses and at the central
market.
Potatoes nnd nnlons nro weak, straw
berries xnll Ht aiim; nnd the supply of fish
Wns entirely cleaned tip.
There were no changes In offlciat quo
tations at the dally call session.
Produce Recelpta
Kkrr, ensefl 540
Bnttor, pounds 47.1W0
• 'lipphc, pounds 3.77'!
Potatoes, sacks 148
Onions, sacks 392
Potatoes (sweets), sacks none
Beans, sacks none
Produce Prices
Tlie following are the Jobbing prlcei
In thp locnl market:
EGGS— Fresh California ranch, 21c;
northern, 18c.
BUTTEH— -Fancy local creamery!
45e; valley creamery, 4214'ffUe: coast
creamery, 40@42c; choice, BiV4@4Oc; cook-
Ing, 18c.
HONET— Water white. 60-lb. cans.
Co lb.; light amber. 6c; amber, to.
Honeycomb — Water white. 1-lb. frame,
14®)15c: white. 13c: bceowax. 27c.
Young ■ America, 16c; hand-made,
17Mc; Anchor, 16@18c. Eastern-
New York, . 16@16V4e; Wisconsin, 16c;
twins, 16016%c; long horns. KHc;
Cheddars. 16c: daisies, 16Hc Rlncon, 18o;
Swiss, Imported. 28c; Pwlss. domestic,
m@2oc; Oregon, brick, 17c; llmburg, 17®
POTATOES (per 100 lbs.)— Early
Rose, northern. {2.60: Burbank. local,
JI.SMJ2.OO; Salinas, «. 7502. 00; Highland,
$12601.35; Or-3on, »1.35@1.50; sweet, yel
low, J3.00; new potatoes, J1.75@2.25 a sack.
DEANS (all per 100 lbs.) — Pink. No.
1. J2.*0@2.80; No. 2, J2.25; lima. No. 1,
»5.00; Lady Washington, No. 1. $3.1033.25;
blackeyes, 16; gnrvanzus. $4.60®5.00; Ger
man lintels, *7.60®8.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lb«.)-Nevadas. 12.755J
$3.00; new Bermudas, »2.35ff2.50; garlic, 8@
10c; Colorado onfonn, $2.50.
APPLE?-Colorado Wlnesaps. 14.00;
Ganos, SS.OO; Yellow Newton Pippins, 4
tler, (2 56; 4',4-tler, $2.25.
POULTRY — Jobbers sell dressed poul
try to the trade as follow* «,per pound):
Hens, 18c; ? oung roosters. 72a; fryers,
24c; old roosters, 13c; broilers, $3,000
6.00 a dozen; turkeys, per lb., 27c; old
24c; geese, 17c; ducks, ISc.
For stock In good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 13c;
joung roosters, 17c; fryers, 17c; broil
ers. 17o; old roosters, 8c; turkeys, local,
19c; old toms, 19c; ycung toms, 19c;
hen turkeys, 19c; geese, 12a; ducks, 12c.
BAKERS' FLOUR— Made of eastern
hard wheat — Per bbl., $5.25: blended
wheat, $4.90; eastern rye, $5.25.
CEREAI* GOODS— Wholesale price*
ns follows:
10-lb. 26 -lb. SO-lb.
Al flour, per 100 $2.70
Banquet flour, per 100 2.60
Pastry flour, per 100. 2.50
Graham flour 2.40 2.3S Z.30
Corn meal. W. A W. . 2.1S 2.10 2.05
Wholewheat 2.50 2.45 1.40
Ry 2.75 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 3.40 B.BS S.BO
Farina 3.40 8.35 8.30
GRAIN AND FRED (per 100 lbs.)—
Wheat, $1.60: wheat (100-Ib. sack.)
$1.65; corn. $1.85; cracked corn, $1.40;
feed meal, $1.45: bran, heavy, $1.26;
rolled barley, $1.40; oil cake meal, $2.26;
cotton seed meal, $1.85; cocoanut cake,
$1.65; shorts, pounds. $1.45; white oats,
$1.90; red oats. 11.50; eastern Kaffir
corn, $1.35.
HAY-(AU per ton):
Choice wheat hay $16.00©17.00
No. 1 wheat or wheat and oat.. 14.00#15.00
No. 2 wheat or wheat and oat.. 11.00012.00
Choice tame oat 13.00014.00
Other tame .oat 10.00i5J11.50
Wild oat ; 9.605H1.00
Stock hay 7.00© 8.00
Alfalfa 10.0Ckfiil2.00
Straw (per "bale) 30® .55
FRUITS AND BERATES — Bnniinna.
s@sUc; strawberries, 4@sc; dewberries, 25c;
i nsp berries, 12c.
CITRUS FRUITS — Nemons, fancy,
$2.50 box; new Washington navel or
aneeß. $2.65@>2.75.
NUTS AND ORIEti FPITITR (all per
lb.)-Almonds, IXL. 17c; Ne Plin Ultra.
17c; peanuts. California, fancy. s>£e; east
ern, fancy. 6c: walnuts. California
bleached. No. 1. 14c; pecans. Jumbo, 15c;
extra large, 14%c; Brazils, 13c; filberts.
13c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c.
DATES— Persian dates, fi',;®6V*o; Fards,
VEGETABLES-Strlng beans. 2@3c;
wax beans, 2>4@4c; beets, $1.15 per sack;
fancy celery, 7Bc doz.; evaporated
chiles. 20@ 30c lb.: garlic. 7c lb., let'
tuce. 12Ms'<n>ir.n do*.; 75c snek: peas.
3®3V4c lb. ; spinach. 20c doz.; tur
nips, 53c nnck; cabbage, 70c sack; cauli
flower. 75(5>S0c: tomatoes. $2.00®3.00 a box;
asparagus. S@l2u
Retail Prlcea ,
Following prices for leading articles
ol consumption prevail at the Los An
geles stores:
Butter. 2-lb. roll, fancy., «5e
Butter. 2-lb. roll, Poppy <0c
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Orange County
and cooking 40c
Eggs, fresh ranch, per doz U6C
Potatoes, fancy Salinas, 100 Iba.. .sii.So
Newtown Flppinn. 40-lb. box Xi.ia
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By AsMix-into<l Presa.
SAN KRANCISCO, May 31.-Butter-
Creumerios. extra, 18c; Becomls, 16c.
Kggs— Ranch, 18c; store. 16c.
Cheese — Callfornln, 10c; eastern, 16c.'
CHICAGO, Mny 31,— 0n the Produce ex
chnnge today the butter market whs
weak; creameries, 14@2(1e; dairies, 13H<f?lKo.
liggs — Firm; at murk, cases included,
Hfte®lsn: firsts, 16&c; prime nrsts, IG^cj
extras, llic.
Cheese — Steady; 10011c.
San Francisco Market
i>y Associated Press.
BAN FRANCISCO, May 31.—Strawber
ries, $2.00^8.00; apples, »1.50«2.00; oranges,
SiMKKriS.ffi; lemons, 11.60iy3.00; Mexican
limes. J4.oiM(s.ini; bananas, $1.0U@2.00; plne
avplog, J2.tKKiis.oit.
Aepuragus. $I.6i»i;!.00; green peas, 6Oco
11,00; rhubarb. "ocSfW-OO; string; beanß,
tJ.Mii i.W, suiimu'r siiuash, JZ.OO&'ltO; cu
ctimbers, J1.2501.75.
Potatoes, new, IQ-lfto per pound; Ore
gon, 73c«jJ1.00; onions, 76«DOc.
Poultry, old rooßtors, $3.00(^4.50: young
rooßtern. J3.m»(.|.5u; fryers, J4.50i»i5.00; hens,
Il.ooti7.00; old pigeons, $1.00; young
piKoons. $1.25; brolliirs. JiWKS/S.Sit.
Beans, largfl white, J2.60©2.70; small
white. t3.25t13.35; lima, $1.6G«/i.(3; pink.
J1.76«r1.80.
Flour — Family extras, $4.65; bakers' ex
tias, $4.4(K3'4.t>0; Oregon and Washington,
|ißoffi4.».
Wheat— Bhll>}>lng. )1.35#1.37ft.
Milling— sl.37ft®l.4o.
Barley— Feed, $I.oofil,l7ft.
Corn— l^arge yellow, $1.40.
Oats-lied. $1.3W«1.ii5; white, $1.60(31.75;
blaVk, J1.40W1.50.
Hay— Wheat, J14.00®17.50; wheat and oat,
J12.6W«16.80; oat. tam«. $12.R0(O14.B0; alfalfa,
fi.MGi'U.W. stock, I7.W8.0O; straw, 40&66C.
Bailey— Holled, $2«.C04t27.60; feed, mixed,
t21.0CKU23.00.
Itece^ts— Klour, 6701; wheat. 105; barley,
M.47; onions. TX; bran, 720; middlings, 410;
hay, 215; wool, 1K8; Htraw. 113; oala, 173;
beuim, 190; potatoes, J718; hopH, (09,
Treasury Statement
By Associated Frees.
WABHINUTON. May 31.— Today's state,
merit of the treasury: Available cash
Imluiifo. $1tW.410.42ai Kuld coin and bullion,
li3,ull,iul; gold certificates. 146,M0,970. -
FINANCIAL
LOB AJfOKLES, Majr »I.— Bank clear
ln*» werfi $1,772,8«7.65, »n Increase of
imMi.la over the rorrMpOfidlnir d«y
ln»t y<-nr. Following « » comparative
»tntement:
lftft* 1»«'t lA«4
May »...»1,W1.5».M' M.7«.7».08 Holiday
May 29... 1,607,525.(8 1,«77,W».«W 4 Holiday
May 31.... 1.T72.M7.M 1,«tt.0T0.« »1,«10,*70.fl
th* Lr>« Angeles bunk clearings for
May ohow an lnerWiM Oi five million*
over May, 1905. Below are the clear
ings for the first flve montni in 1904,
1995 and 19011: _ 1(1AJ
lOffl). 1908. 1904,
J«n $4«.sm.Rffi».7O $94,800,811.18 $25.1«4.791.12
Feb. ... 43 25.1527.M J1,3&7.810.3R W.233.686.21
March.. 83.155.37<).16 5n.401.6M.fi3 2MW.2SI.M
April... 80.028.9i6.33 40,822,431.00 2»,706,!)22. 17
May 47.320,025.09 tt,4m,2t».M. »,Mt,MJ.IB
Totals 240.605.M7.96 1«5,7U,107.00 140,692,4«6.50
LOft ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales— 3ooo Associated Oil At
43«?43%c; 10 Home Telephone pfd At
$61.
Bank stock*
Bid. Aiked.
American Natl. 8ank.. ... .116 % •••
Broadway Bank & T. Co.. 165 jm
Bank of Los Angele 120 130
Central 21S ,«•• '
Citizens National 225 ...
Commercial National 12* •••
Dollar Savings Bank 140 ...
Equitable Savings Bank.. 165 ...
Farmers ft- Merchants Natl.B7S ■••
Federnl Bnnk 11% 1«
First National stamped. ... 439 440K
Oermnn American 320 340
Home Savings Bk. Of L. A.I3S 160
60 per cent paid up.
I* A. Trust Co ....220 125
Manhattan Saving* Bank. .'2t»
Merchants National 435 445
Merchants Trust Co lOOVfc
Mercantile Trust Savings.. .. 136
GO per cent paid up.
Natl. Bank of California. .240 ... .
Natl. Bank of Commerce. .131 ...
Security Savings Bank. .. .259
Southern Cal. Savlnen 828
Htate Bnnk & Trust C0.. .. 97% 99%
United States Natl. Bank. .147% .. .
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 89 92
California pacific Ry
Corona Power & Water Co. 88 97
Cucamonga Water Co 101
Kdison Klectrlo con. 102 ... .
Edison Elec. Co., old Issue. 105
Home Telephone ........ 95 97
Home Telephone Ist rot.. .. 92H
L. A. Pac. Con. Mtg ...
I* A. Traction Co ... ...
U A. Electric
L. A. Railway Co ... i
Mission Trans. &R. C0.... 95% ...
Mt. Lowe Railway Co
Pacific Light & Power Co. 101 105
Pacific Klectrlo Ry. C0. ...104% ...
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co. . . 88 92
Pomona & Ont. L. & F. Co. .. ...
Pomona Con Water Co • ...
Riverside H. T. & T. Co. . 82
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co
Santa Barbara Elec. Ry 99
bpnstde Water Co
Temescal Water Co 99 ...
United Elect. O. & P. Co
U. S. Long Distance 90 95
Union Transportation Co.. 9* ...
Visa lia Water Co
Whlttier 80 88
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil ...
Associated Oil 42% .43%
Central 90 100.00
Columbia 12% .25
Continental 13% ■ ...
Fullerton Con
Fullerton Oil 4B .60 •
Globe 03 %
Home Whlttier ...
Mexican Petroleum .. 1.00 1.04
Ollnda Land Co OR% .06%
Plru Oil Co v .06
Puente Oil Co.. ...:
Reed Crude 23 ...
Union 202.60
Union Provident C0.. 200. 00
Union Petroleum ....335.00
Western Union 275.00 350.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Cal. Portland Cem. Co. ..." ...
California Hospital 100,00
Edison Electric pfd.. 91.60 93.50
Edison Elec. c0m,... ...
Home Telephone pfd. 60.00 68.00
Los Angeles Brewery. llo. oo
L. A. Jockey Club... 71.00
Pacific Mutual Life ...
Pnsadena H.T.&T.Co. 38. R0 45,00
Riverside H.T&T.Co.. 48.75 50.00
S. Monica H.T.&T.Co. 18.50 26.00
San Diego H.T.&T.CO. 32.00 34.75
Seaside Water C0. ...100.00 ...
Sun Drug Co,. - ...
U. S. Long Distance. . 56.00 59,00
Union Trust & T. Co.. 50.00 60.00
THE MINING CALL
Official sales — 2000 Eldorado Canyon
M. M. at 6c; 12.000 Nevada Searchlight
nt 12(!rl3c: 1000 at 12%c (B. 30); 3000!
Searchlight Parallel at 10ft«Tl0%c.
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. Asked
Blitte Lode ..1........ fl.oo 19.00
Furnace Creek Cop. Co. 3.65 4.50
ARIZONA.
BlSbee Went ... • .0".
Hecla Mining .40 .70
Jeaso Belle 02ft. .03%
NRVADA,
(Tonopah Olatrlcti.
Kelmont 5.90 •,'..'
California .IS ... ;
Cash Boy : .14ft .25
Golden Anchor 94 ...
Gold Mountain 08 ' ...'
Great Western ,04ft
Jim Butler .99
Mac Namara 76 .... .
Midway 2.05
Montana Ton 2.90 '• ...
North Stnr 47
Ohio Tonopah 31 ...
Rescue 08 .13
Tonopnh of Nev.; 20.00 ...
West Knd 2.9G
(JOHNNIE DISTRICT)
Nye County.
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co.. .I4«i .16
Lucky T .16
(Goldfleld bistrlctt.
Adams .....' nr,<; .07%
Atlanta 18
Black Rock 02
Blue Bell 02
Bluo Bull 16%
Columbia Mt 15
Conqueror 10
Diamond Black Butte. . ... .45
Dixie • .10
Empire 02 ...
Goldneld M. of Nev 45 ...
Great Bund 60 ,
Jumbo ... 1,55
Jumbo Kx 20 ...
Kendall .% .75
May Queen 28 ■ ...
Mohawk 1.05 ",..'
Nevada Boy ,10
Hod Top 1.70
Sandstorm 70 .
St. lves 40 .66
(Bullfrog Ulstrlct).
Amethyst .80
Bullfrog M. Co. of Nev. ... .56
Bullfrog Bundle 14ft •' r >
Bullfrog Natl. Bank. .. ... ' .67
Bullfrog Annex ...03 ...
China-Nevada ... . ,12
Denver Bullfrog 1,65 1.80
Kcllpse . ... 1,10
Oold Bar ' 1,85
Golden Scepter .r.2'i
Lucky Jack Bhoahone. . .20 '
Original Bullfrog .23
(Manhattan District)
Manhattan' Cons 1.80 '<..',k"
Manhattan M. Co ... ,is x
Manhattan Ked Top .30
(StarchlUtli t District). ! i i ■; ■- '
Cyrus Noble 33 .31
Eldorado Can. M&MCo. ,o&ft . ofi «,4
New Kra 01 ft .01
Nevada Keystone .... .05 ...
Nevada Searchlight .... . 1 3 U 13 Vi
Quartette ... 17.00
Buarchlight M.&M.Co.. 1.35
BearchliKht I'urullol . . . .10ft .11
Searchlight West M. C» .lift .13%
MEXICO.
Bufa M. &. M.'Co. .. . . , ,»0 1.20
dreen Con .25.0(1
Mitchell M 7. 0il ft. Tit
Llanos de 'Uru. ....... I. SO (S.OO
MIBCBL.LANICOIIB.
Black Hill Copper...,. .30 ...
Ould Roads 1.15
Black. Mt. Mln. C0... .11.00
HiiowKtoi'in ,(Bft ... ««J
Tiimuiurk Clievapeake. .SO ... \
SAVINGS BANKS'
4 0«r tent paid on term and 3 per cent on ordinary savings
deposit*. Open Saturday evenings. Loans on real estate.:
Souther!. California Savings Bank
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, W. D. Wooiwine, V. Pres. .
Union Trust Building. Clia*. ft. Toll. Cashier.
Security Savings Bank Capital and Surplus,
»•„« t* je.-i $6,500,000.00
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring. T J^, Assets
Herman W, Hellman Bldg. $15,500,000.00. ,
GcrmanMmcrlcan Savings Bank C{ $ S! 00 o.oo SurplU8 ' '
223 8. Spring St. * Total Pesotirces,
Cor. Main and l«t Sw. (Branch.) $10,000,000.00.*
Clearing House Banks
KAMH. OFVICIOnS. "
A merican National Bank ?-J; R &n7.^
■**" B. W. Cor. Bcconrt and Bro«flw*y. CaplUl $1,000,000; Burpiua »n« Prorltn 178.0M.
•Droadway Bank & Trust Company
■*-* »W.glo B. Brotdway. Bradbury Bldg. OpltM $260,000; Burplus-Und. Proflta 1180.001
atinnai RanV nf California \ ~~~ JOHN M. C. MARBLE. Pr««. *
ationai uanK 01 j F i SHBURN CBshUr,_
N, B. Cor. Bccond and Bprlm. Capltst «0»,000; Hurplug »rnY Profits KTAtm.
Ctate Bank & Trust Company i^__¥SSW£T-
*** W. W. Cor. Bocond and Sprlnr. Capltiit. 1800,000: Btn-plus and Preflt». M0.90*.
CI titmn ■' Mntinnnl Rank H. J. WATEIRa Pr»». ■ ",
ltizens National uanic K 3 waters, Cashier.
M, B. Cor. Third and Spring. Capital. $250,000! Surplus and Profits. tiBO.OO*.
Central Rank WILLIAM Al HAD, Prea.
cntrai canic w G duroin, dashUr.
N. B. Cor. Fourth and Broadway. Capital $100.000; Surplm and Proflf tlfle.OM.
The National Bank of Commerce r. M. DouatAB3 u Pr*-, ': '
IN LOS ANGEM33. CHARL.B3 KWINO, Cashier. ' "'' '
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Bprlng. Capital ttOO.OOO: Burplus tJO.BOO.
nttoH Qtatra Mnttnnnl Bank "" ~~ I. W. HELLMAN, Pre».
nitea states im ationai can* _ w BMITH( cashier.
8. B. Cor. Maln^nd CommerclaL Capital $200,000; Surplus and Pronta tSO.MM.
Qommercial National Bank "ISIKI^ "
Hi South Spring. Capital $200,000; Surplus and ProUt* tIINL
parmers & Merchants National Bank }__*%____*,„.
■*• Cor. Fourth and Main. Capital tl.tOO.OW); Em-plua and ProflU n.ta.K».
Firat Matinnal Panlr J. M. B3LLIOTT. Pres. ":
irst National canK w# T> a mammond, Cashier.
B. K. Cor. Second and Bprlnc Capital stock. $1,250,000; Surplus. S2BO,tN
Undivided proflta, $1.187.717.01.
■a irorrtianta* Matinnni Rank U- "W. HELLMAN Pres. ~
TWTercJiants xm ationai uanis W. h. hollidat. Cashier.
■*•"•*■ N. m Cor, gecond and Main. CantOtl s;00.QOO; Surplus and Proflta 5300.00H,:
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
SAN PEDRO, May 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamer San Pedro, Aberdeen.
Steamer Coos Bay, San Francisco.
Steamer Curacoa, Guyamas.
VESSELS SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Portland.
Steamer J. S. Hlgrgins, San Francisco.
Steamer Coos Bay, San Francisco.
Bkt. Gleason, San Francisco.
VUSSELS IN PORT.
Schooner Nokomls, Winslow.
Schooner Commerce, Umpqua,
Schooner Eldorado, Aberdeen.
Steamer Northland. Grays Harbor.
Bkt. T. P. Emigh, Portland.
Schooner W. A. West, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Meteor, Port Haddock.
Steamer Prentlss. Eureka.
Schooner Eric. Everett.
Schooner Borealis, Grays Harbor.
Schooner M. Turner, Blakely.
Barkentl.ie C. F. Crocker, Everett.
Steamer Centralla. Grays Harbor.
Schooner Okanogan. Port Gamble.
Steamer Santa Monica, Gray's Harbor.
Steamer F. A. Kilburn, Portland.
Schooner Expansion. Bellingham.
Steamer Grace Dollar, Portland.
Steamer Lakme, Eureka.
Schooner Ivcy, Newport.
Bchooner Irene, Coos Bay.
VESSELS DU£
Steamer Sequoia, Eureka.
Steamer Ruby, Portland.
Steamer Santa Barbara, Olympia.
Schooner Garden City, Port Haddock.
Steamer Alcatraz. Eureka.
Schooner Ruth E. Godfrey, Port
Gamble.
Barkentlne Garden City, Port Had
dock.
Steamer San Gabriel. Point Lobos.
Steamer Harold Dollar, Astoria.
Steamer Bonita. San Francisco.
Schooner Prosper. Eureka.
Harbor Notoe
The Barkentlne Gleaner, Capt. Schrnehl,
was so badly damaged In the nilxup with
the schooner Balnbridge off Catallna last
Friday, that she lost both her main and
mlzzen mast and, not being able to get
them here, will have to be towed to San
Francisco for tho repairs. The steamer
J. S. Hlgglns will take her In tow for tho
trip tonight. . • •'-•-.
The Mexican steamer Curacoa, from
Guyamnß, dropped anchor In this port for
a short time yesterday, but "left no
freight. Several passengers were taken,
however.
Deep sea fishing- has been exceptionally
profitable to the men engaged in It lately.
Capt. Shlvely of the Jesse C. came in
this morning with over a ton of rock
cod, for which he received 3 cents per
pound, it taking him but one day to make
tha catch. That cargo and one .of aba
lones, caught by Japanese fishermen near
Catallna with diving apparatus, was
about all that came In today.
Word has been received from the big
steamer Bessie Dollar, which went to
China with lumber not long ago, that
ehe will iomo to this port to discharge
her oriental cargo this time, She is a
<arge vessel and will bring the second
Asiatic cargo to this port.
WATER BOARD MEMBERS
ASK FOR LITTLE DELAY
CONFERENCE ON CONSOLIDATION
IS DEFERRED
Joint Bodies Will Meet Next Week.
Tonight Consolidation Commission
Will Have San Pedro Delegation
Before It at Reguhr Meeting
It was found necessary yesterday aft
ernoon to postpone the conference be
tween the consolidation commission
and the water board which had been
scheduled to be held In the chamber of
commerce last night.
President Butler was notified that It
had been found impossible by some of
the members of the water board to be
present last night,' and he was asked to
set a later date for the conference.
It la probable the two bodies will get
together early next week, as the mem
bers of the consolidation commission
are anxious to , get the views of the
water board on a number of important
matters now under consideration.
The regular weekly meeting of the
consolidation commission will be held
this evening.
It Is expected that a delegation of Ban
Pedro citizens will be present to discuss
matters connected with the proposed,
consolidation of the harbor town with
Los Angeles.
Jury Disagree*
By Aasoetattd Praas. >
VANCOUVEK. B. C, May 31.— The
Jury In the Canadian Pacific railroad
train robbery case disagreed . thin
morning and a new trial has been
ordered, '
Hvcrythlng you want you will find la
the claMlfled page— a moiKru •ntyclo
,«dla. On* c«ut • word.
11
fMItMT 1 'Write for free 10.!
fl K.ILIL pneka B e Infold Tollf t
" Tissue and literature,
naming price of stock in the company.
Greatest Industrial enterprise of the
age. 603 H. W. Hellman building.
SOUTHWESTERN SUCDIUTIKS CO.,
I. on Angeles.
IN BUYING WATCHES ■
Dlamondu, Solid Gold Ji-wrlrjr, Optical
C.ooil and Snppllea, It In ircll to deal
with \ nose ivlio bnvf bnd ycsrii of ex**
•erlence In the above lines. Our line
la complete and everything will ■be
found Jiimt an represented.
1.F.51.1K li. VAVOHX,
Suites 322-n Merchnnta Trust BnlldlnK,
218 South Broadway
HOME BUILDING
IN LOS ANGELES
RECORD FOR MAY IS HIGHLY
GRATIFYING
Over 500 New Dwellings Erected by
Investors and Breadwinners.
Big Land Deal In Santa
Barbara County
Followlngr are the permits issued from
the building; superintendent's office on
Thursday, classified according to
wards:
Ward. Permits. Value.
First 3 $3,800
Second 6 . 3,780
Third l 1,000
Fourth .'..... 2 1875
Fifth e 12,400
Sixth , 13 8,5*i0
Eighth l iss
Ninth 4 4,325
Totals 36 135,898
May Building Record
The official report from the office of
the building superintendent gives 808
permits granted for the month of May,
1806, authorizing Improvements valued
at $1,015,839. In the summary if in
shown that of the 808 permits 600 were
for new houses, indicating; how Los
Angeles In growing; as a home city.
The summary by wards for May is
given below:
Ward. Permits. Value.
First 106 $37,705
Second 85 87,733
Third 31 159,6011
Fourth 71 121,699
Fifth 145 238,410:
Sixth 225 168,573.
Seventh S5 60,000
Eighth 14 !t,6X;t
Ninth 96 108,437;
Grand totals 808 $1,051,839
Big Deal at Montecito
Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, May 31.— One of ;
the biggest land deals of the year has
Just been launched quietly in Montecito I
by a close corporation of some thirteen:
prominent residents of this district who
have secured practically all the water
front property of Montecito and wlll ;
hold It In large tracts for the construc
tion of expansive estates only, In order
to keep this dlßtrlct from being popu- ,
lated by small dwellings and cheap
homes. >
A ninety-day option has been secured
by Francis T. Underhlll from the Mon
tecito Land company for every lot l»
longlng to the company lying south of
the county roud. This includes all roadt
and drives, and roughly speaking com
prises about fifty acres, including all
the unsold lota In the tract bounded by
the cemetery, the county road, the NMII
tract and the ocean. This option \vas;'\
secured over a month 'ago, and before
Mr. Underhlll left for N«\v York he had *
interested a number of property owners '
who are anxious to keep that part of
Montecito free. from anything in' the,
nature <of "(hacks" and to preserve
enough land in the neighborhood of tha I
Country club for golf llnka^nnd a polo
Held.
The plan for financing' the umiertak-
Ing la to form a stock company for the I
sale of twenty . shares at $2600 per "
•hare. This amount will be aufnulent .*>
to take up tha option, ' Buyer* will not '
be limited to a single share, and several .
have signified, their Intention u( Hiking
two or mutts-

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