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10
VALUES ADVANCE
TO HIGHER LEVEL
SPECULATORS MARVEL AT
PRESENT CONDITIONS
Southern Pacific" and Amalgamated
Copper Give Strength to Stock
Market— Money Easy— Time
Loan Rates Firmer
VAI.VF.B iik.iii:ii
flood K.I Ins followed tlir> nprn
itiß nf thf stock niarkrt yesterday.
Northern Pacific Improved 2\,
Anaconrtn IH, Reading /and ' N
ational BlKcult preferred i '<». ren«
ih-sspo c.ml IM unit qreftt North*
rrn preferred, Wabgsh preferred,
Xiitioiiiil Railroad »r Mexico, New
York. Chliiis" * Ht. l.outs anil
Amalgamated Copper 1.
Anaconila'n rluc reached 4 V
TrniiPMHPr Coal 2 nnd St. I'iuil.
Southern Pacific, Delaware: &
Mudnnti Brie tirst preferred, Km-k
Islnn.l pr.Orrrd. AniKlgitfliHtea
Cnpprr nnd KmHtiiiK 1. lowa <■ cli
tral preferred fill back 2.
International rump 4 points
mncin H fiill recovery mi the nexl
tninsiiction. American Tin ills"
yielded a point but l.nemH'iil
Hv Associated Press.
NF.W YORK, July 17.— Speculative
Fentlment seemed bewildered today by the
novelty of advancing prices of stocks and
the maintenance of the advance with such
persistence as was shown yesterday.
There was a marked lack of speculative
initiative manifest as a consequence !n
todays dealings nnd the market w;t.<
almost idle for a large part of the tim.-,
■with prices drifting listlessly and with
no well defined course.
The number of shares dealt in was
somewhat in excess of the total of last
Tuesday which made the low record for
the present year, but the character of the
trading otherwise was much the same.
The professional tinders openly expressed
skepticism of the stability of the higher
level on the ground that covering of
shorts was wholly responsible for the rUe
and the reduction of the short Interest
lessened the potential support of the mar
ket at every step of the advance. It was
only with the most extreme caution thu
purchases were marie at the higher level
established at the ripening and these
gains were mostly lost In the subsequent
uncertain fluctuations,
Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pa
clfis were responsive to gossip of in
tended Increase of dividends.
A coming meeting of St. Paul directors
gave occasion for repetition of many ver
sions of the supposed plans to finance
the Pacific coast extension nnd the Hill
stocks once more moved on account of
the ore lands deal. There was some con
fusion us to the present Bold Import
movement, due in part to contradictory
reports of the actual amount secured
yesterday.
Cabled reports from London pointed to
J2.onn.oon or upward, but confirmation
could he had of only $1,000,000 from New
York bankers.
Call money was easy, hut rate? for
time loans were fully sustained. Foreign
exchange continued to decline in spite of
the gold encasements and belief was
maintained that a further movement wa=
in immediate prospect.
The dying out of demand on the ad
vance allowed prices to slip back and
except in n handful of the most active
speculative stocks the nny's net changes
were Insignificant and the closing tone
was dull and heavy.
Bnnd.s were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $1,238.01)0.
United States 2s and n.a declined '.'■•
per cent and the old 4s 1; per cent
on call. *
New York Stocks
Ey As«r,rlni»,i Press
NEW YORK. July 17-The following
were th^ official quotations on the slock
exchange today:
High.Low.Close.
Adams Kxpress :'4O
ri.300 Amalgam Copper ... 97., tiS", 97
600 Amer Car & Found. 35i« Zb 31.,
do preferred !)S-S
300 Amer Cotton Oil 2a>s :9 :"J
do preferred '.<•>
Amer K.x press :"0
200 Amer Hide A: Lpfd. 20' i -JOK J'j
»>/ American lee tiJ 343 4 ttl' 4 (ij
Amer Linseed oil 17 a
do preferred :;s
£»> Amer Locomotive... tJ3Vi 6S tiSi;
dn preferred 112'
Vfi Amer Smelt & Rfg.144% U3 1434
Wi do preff-rrert 130 UV% 12S'>
itOAmer Tob pfd cer.. 99a; 9SVs Xt' t
*»•> Anacoi i ling C0.".235VS 231 " 235
7."0 Atchison SSi» S7U )?s
iff do preferred 100 99^J UO'.
V*> Atlantic Coast Line. l 36 135 135
XSfs Baltimore it 0h10...11ii 1 j lu;V" IWi
...... do preferred " 9 1 '
l»v, Brooklyn Rpd Tran 74 73H 73V»
vfi Cunaiiinn Pacific ...loy 159»i liji,
Central .if S<w Jer ro
i/fi Ch'-sareake & Ohio. C<i 55Tg mX
VfiC+A Grent Western.. 17 W* ■ Wk
JTflChi North Western. l9t>i^ 195 VM
liJ»Chi Mil * St Pau1..!176»i 175% 17H* 8
f; '";l Ter & Trans 12
do preferred -1;
C C C & St Louis 91
t&f< Colo Fuel &■ Iron 4«>-j 47*-i 47ii
700 Colo R- Southorn ?,V-> X:' g 3314
Wi do Ist preferred 6~*l S7&l liTU
V*> do preferred 4s>i iK 4TU
200 Consolidated Gas ..130 139 138<i
Corn Products 151?
Vf) do preferred 77-} 6 77% tb,
m> T>f\a &■ Kuilsnn. "Oft' 208 "ftS'i
2W)r>ela Lark &• WestiiDO 490 490
:::::: rj r t o 1 :!! &
ll'^iO Distillers' Securities ,Wi # sr, heM
4500 Erie 4fn.;, 401; <nu
11600 do Ist preferred;::! 77 75T4 76%
1200 preferred.... 6KH H7% X
....'.'. Horking Valley '.;;: " .'.'. n\
Illinnls Central 173
4W International I'aper. 17% 17% 17U
do prnf(.|-|-ori , £g
19rm International Pump. 41 37 3714
?m do preferred S2 M»i MU
Sin lowa Central Lsi; "5 2514
enn ,m preferred io4 4n w\l
Kansas City Siiuth 241!
300 do preferred BOW r,m 4 50'
2900,Louia ft ushville.. ..14:."i U\% u»K
Son Mexican Central .... 202 20U -0
200 Minn * Si l.nuis.... 05V4 65% ill
Minn »i p,ths M.. ... ir,i
do preferred \cs
17W Missouri Pnclflp fil !WMA nn n l
600MIBS Kan ft Texas. 321J 31- 31?
1600 a do preferred w% G«w ,;mJ
noo National Lend . ~x\ 7314 7ir
200 Na l RR of Me\- pfd. )n 40 niir
3SOH x,. w York Central.. l3lV4 131 rivl
L'Ofl Ny Ont A Western 47W 4714 7
~,m Norfolk .«■ Western: 87iJ «% W;
4'm N'orih Atnerlcaii::::: OT <n in
Pullman Palace Car " " •$*
do L'rt preferred .. <in
1800 Rerublin gteel fir, '<ii nt
1M« H..ck Island Co 23H "aw ■•v
pno do preferred m ' « J
•7SW Southern Paollic .... ,yj% WK «|u
do preferred ' ijiiZ
200 TSt L * W«Ht.. "71: 'i 7i 7 S?'*
»W do prefene,! j (;^ 5^ -^
::::::^fe:f ;: ::: »«
1400 |; g Rubber ijji 'ij U v
w. dr. preferred 108% m I^*
tnmV S Rteel X*K * ',V 34^
HSOO do preferred 102»; to S 101%
700 Vlr-Car Chemical... Soy» 8X 35
.. do preferred 107
.... Wabash . 194
200 do preferred 45H **% W*
.... Well Kar«o Ex 270
... Westirißhcuse Klec 150
lim Western I'nlon »l\i 91V4 I»l "4
Loo Whirl * Lake Krle. 18 18 17
.... Wisconsin Central il« 4
100 do preferred 4S*« 4S»» 4( : ' 4
biHi Northern Pacific ...201% :'OO 200
1(K) Central Leather .... 3«V» 3«4 3«
... <lo preferred 1014
ftno Sl,,ys Steel 71 70' i V)\t
limiOrrat Northern pfd. 29654 2!>l 2KI
w»» Inter Met .W« 3i>^ 31* i
sort <in preferred 73* i 73% 73! i
lotal sales for the clay 4(H.1u0 shares.
New York Bonds
B» Associated Press.
NKW YORK, July I?.— The following
U 8 rfg 2s reg..lnl' 4 do 6fl 2d ser.. W t
do i» coupon. l.lU4 do 4Vj« cer .. 94'^
US 3« reg liuVi do 4ViS c2d 8 M>»
do 3« coupon... lU3 I^ou Ac N mi 4«.lW.Hi>
V S old 4s reg..lirj Man con gld 45,101V 4
do old Is coup. lo3 Alex Cent 45... 75
U S new 4s reg..lM^ do l»t lnc ... ls%
do new 4s COU.U9VI Minn & Stlj 4s PI
Amer Tub 4s .... 77', H M X & T 45.1"0U
do Hs 111% do 2<ls SM 4
Atch gen 4s Info. N X of M 0 4s. S3V»»
do adj 4s !)4' 4 N YOn R 3^9 %
Allan t.' I. 45.... Xi; 4 N J Cen «n bl.liit
Halt Si tihlo 4s..ln:i North Pae 4s ..101
do 3'us si do 3S3 S 71;%
Hinok U T cv 4s W, N Si W con 4s.l<ii>V
( e,it of On 5s ..11I>*, Ore S I, rfg 4s ( .i.'i' 4
do Ist lnc Wi perm cv 345... 9V
<li> 2d mo ,S8 Hen gen 4s ...l(«i
do 3(1 lnc S7 Hll.&lM en nn.llP.n
Ches .<• O 4> s s U>"i Htl.&»\'- fg 4s. «\i
Chi & Alt 3>/.is.. 77 Stl, SW c 45.. 7'i
C M (J nw 4s. ;is Scab A I< 15.... 86
0 RU I 1I 1 15.... T«li South Pac 45.. 9\\
«'o col Bs !>n.i 4 ,1,1 Ist 4? cer US',
(VC * StU 8 45.10| Smith Ry r>s...llo>a
Colo In. l Be s A 77 Tex & P ists.ll.V
<lo series H .... 77 T Stl. & W 45.. SIH
Coo Mid 4s 71 l-nlon Pac 45"103>,
< 010 .t South 4s D3Vi 11 S Steel id ns 97' a
Cuba El in.V 4 Wabash lsts ..114
Den & It C, 45. ...100 do deb H 7«i 4
Dls Seeur 5s ffitt West Md 45.... S5
Erie pr Men 4s..l'iO'i Wheel * LB 4s JST.,
do son 4s !W k wis Cent 4s,.SDH
Hock Val 4V45,..105Ti Japan 4s cer... Sl\
Japan Us iV)\
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON:, July li.— The following were
Atch aiij 4a .... IM Westinghs com 7ti
"O <S lIH* 4 AUM'lllulti OU
Aie.\ Cent U .... is 2i\ n
>^ amaigum ...,. m,\
00 inu tolj .uatr ilnc .... M
iios «*. Albanyr..24u AUuntic W-.
t)os ct Alalnt ..l,u ijinsham i 7
is»s n;levuteu...'.loll Cal &. Ueclu.bibtiu^
Kllchbui'tt iiid...io.", LeiHeunial jr.; SO
Alex Central ....-'.'■, Copper jrlange.T K)?4
M NH it H....1i..- 2 JDaiy Weal ....Id
l'ere Ma.v M 1-iankllu lohi
Union t>uc 141'g Grancy 10 »
Am Al'ge Cheni. lOij isle Koyale 16i2
do pt.i |)j iiM^.s Alining .. 7"
Am ,I'neu Tuoe.. lii .Michigan U'%
Am Sugar IS)% Mohawk m
tio pfu 13.' :\lon C&C. . '
Am Tel & Te1. ..13n Old Dominion.. a»i'.
Am Woolen XiVj Osceola .... 100
do pfd l"i- 4 Parrot 24
Dom 1 Ai S Mk yiriiiey S3
iSdlson Elec 111.. :mu Shannon 'Hi
ilaso Elec II Tamarack ..... !W
do pfd iiM» Trinity 7i,
,. Ia , sa , Oi \* •; 5'5 ' United Copper. 63',
United Frult.-.v.lOSii U S Mining.... 54^
Unit t?hou Mach. t; v S Oil ;..;;» }2
do pfd 3u rtah ~54'1
North Butte .... ssu Victoria \ vi
Green Con 21Vj Winona l\
?4*&UM$& WolveAn * ™
Treasury Statement
ti\ Associated Press
NEW YORK. July 17.— Money on call
easy. 2fj2\ per cent; lowest, 2 per cent;
closing bid. 2 per cent; offered at 2', per
cent.
Time loans strong and dull; 60 day.
i\« per cent; 90 days. iV z tti\ per cent:
six months. SV/'i .v'., per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. r,(iioi 4 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy nt $4.X4.|ijijj 1.45445
for demand, and at $4.Slwjf(4.blSs "for U»
day bills.
Posted rates, $4.52U(54.55'A.
Commercial bills, JJ.SlVfc.i
J?ar silver, 65c%.
Mexican dollars, 4»Uc
Bonds — Government weak; railroads
dull. I
Financial Record
Ry Associated Press
CHICAGO. July 17.— Cattle - Receipts.
1500; market steady. Beeves. $J.]fk{/ij.;s;
rows and heifers. J1.31V75.3fi; stockers and
feeder.", $J.Wi4.«; Texans, J3.75'55.Ju;
calves, $5.00©6.60.
Hogs— Receipts. 20.<v>o; tomorrow, sn.unn;
market steady to shade higher. Mixed
and butchers. K4ifr/ti.7::u.: pood heavy
VvofWjti.sj^; rough heavy, f i.io-SjiUO: lieht.
$tUOa6.t.s; pigs, }5.1i,V?/t5.r,Q; bulk of sales,
J6. 60<36.75.
Sheep— Receipts, l^.noo: market steady
Sheep, tt.2sSti.no; lambs. J3.0055.00.
Credit Balances
By Assoclntfd Press
OIL CITY, July 17. -Credit balances.
51. 'J4.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Hy Associated Press.
SAN FRAnCISCO, July 1".-Fruits—
Fancy apples, (1.25; common, 60c; crab
apples, Use.
Berries— Strawberries. Jf.5iV37.00; black
berries, 11.5ufi3.00; raspberries, $U.WJi7.W.
Pears-Bartlett. $1.00®1.26.
Plums— Common. 35c; fancy, 50c.
Oranges — Navels, JJ.s'«f;4.ub- Valencia
$3.i^4.n0.
Lemons — Common California, {ISO;
fancy. $4.75.
Melons— Watermelons. $1.50(52.50; fancy
cantaloupes, $2.60; irmmon, iI.OO.
Tropical fruits — Bananas 75c@$l,2S;
pineapples, $1.50@4.00; Smyrna figs, 50c.
Dried Fruit Prices
Py Assoclntert Press.
NEW YORK, July 17.— There was
prartirally no business in the spot
market for evaporated apples owing to
the very llblh stocks. Europe Is a fair
buyer of futures but offerings are lib
eral and prices are no better than
steady. Prime, llijjill^c; choice, 11 1 £
<i! 11 %cj fancy, 12e.
Prunes are without fresh feature,
quotations ranging from "'>,(■ tn 8;8 ;1 «c,
according to grade, with the outside
price nominal in the absence, of sup
plies for the larger sizes.
Apricots are quiet with choice quoted
at 13c; extra choice. 13&CJ fancy, H'ii
HUr.
peaches are firm with choice quoted
nt 10-4 ft 11c; extra choice, UUtii'llHc;
fancy, ll^OiU'c; extra fancy, 1 2 '<) 1 - '/*■ c.
Raisins are unchanged; loose mus
catel, 6H©7c; seeded raisins, 54411
7 : . l 4c; London layers, $1.85.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 17.— The I.ondon I
tin market li.m part of Its advance of
yesterday, closing at £1(17 17s lid for
spot, and £167 1 L's «d for futureo. Lo
cally the niiirket was easy in sympathy
with spot iiudied iit $."«<. 2. *• (i(3<i.sO.
fupper was unchanged to 5b higher
In the Knglish market at £711 15s for
spot, nnd il'J fiH for futures. Locally
the nriiket whs dull and nominal. I.ake
Ih quoted iit |U.37Vi« l*«.7n; electrolytic.
1 J 8.00 <9 18.861 casting, *17.75f-rIS.OO.
lA'ad was dull anil unchanged In the
local market nt $r,.".".. but advanced 3s
!)il to flu 12s 6d in bomlnn.
Bpolter was 7h 7il higher Ht £26 IRs
In l.ondr.n. Locally the market wan
unchanged at $5.95146 .00.
Iron was reported higher locally with
No. 1 foundry northern quoted ut $18.50
(a lU.OO.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-The offl
cial closing quotations fur tnlnluK vtockv
today were an follow*:
Altii 1 Julia c
Alpha Con « Justice 4
Andes 9 Kentuck Con i
Uelcber 2a .Mexican ;j
H«Bt & Belcher.. 6S (Jocldental Con ... 74
Bullion 19 Ophir 340
Caledonia 31 Overman la
Challenge Con .. 13 Pot«»l n
Chollar ]3 Kavage 70
Confidence 51 Scorpion >'i
Con Cala & Va. 91 Has Ueloher 3
Crown Point .... 9 Sierra Nevada .... ''3
Exchequer 40 Hilver Hill m
Gould & Currls. S Union Con :'3
Hale & Nor &S Yellow Jacket .... U
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1906.
BUSINESS ACTIVE
FOR THE JOBBERS
ALL COMMODITIES BRING GOOD
PRICES
Fancy Local Ranch Eggs Firmer at
23 Cents— Fish Market Glutted.
First Appearance of Bur*
bank Plums
Johbora In the produce ninrket yester
day seemed to be In a happy frame of
mlnrl on account nf the improved hnsl
nens conditions nnd the firm prices pre
vailing In nearly every linn of goods,
While the supply of products Is large the
demand ll good and wholesalers stocked
with flrnt-cinss commodities find ready
sole nmong icriilhi- patrons,
More fish came In yesterday morning.
The market Is glutted us never before,
barracuda being especially plentiful.
I>t\iler« say the supply Is so lurge on
light demand that they will be com
pelled tn order shipments returned to llio
fishermen. ■
The receipts of eggs were Bid ow,
none from the east. Kgg.i are firm at
present pri ces for fancy local ranch. Con
sumers want the best and large sales
have been made nt iMc n dozen, one cent
above the official quotation. An advanci
Is expected to be posted In thu Hour
future.
Butter remains firm ;<t quoted prices.
Receipts yeeterday were nearly 30, 000
pounds,
Kiirbank plums have appeared In the
market, tabuing at Jl.zb: nectarines, Jl.-">:
Mungailiui plums. SI.CHi; sugar plums,
BOci Jefferson plums. MUc; Samoan plum.-'.
$1.00 for ,111 lbs.: tomatoes. 7bc(!]M.26 a box:
muscat grapes. Jl>:>: Thompson seedless,
$1.10; blacks. }I>:t!i.'.iVi: apples, picking
box. Hoc: Alexandrias. $1.60; Early .Tirnrs,
Jl.sn; |e:nnus firm at }I."< up; Rattlesnake
watermelons (long), l' 2 c n pound; north
crin onions. ?1.."n prr Inn lbs.; Blirbflllka,
$1.35; Bartlett pears. •"<• IK: rucumbers,
$2.00@2,28 a box; strawberries. StfiHc; can
taloupes, pony crates. $I>,Va_\nn; stand
ards. t3.2hftl.iO.
President 1,. XI. Cole of the produce
exchange has been in Alaska for several
weeks on t> VP.cntion trip. He is ex
pected home within a few days.
Produce Receipts
Krrs. cases M*
Butter, pounds :£>•'>
Chee'e. pounds ".033
Potatoes, sacks 1«9
Sweets, sacks none
Beans, sacks 4
Onions, sucks 5
Produce "rices
The following are tliu JubMng price.*
in the local market;
KCJGS — Fresh California ranch. 25c;
northern, li>c; eastern fresh, 24c.
BUTTER— Fancy luchi creamery,
r,7^c; valley creamery. 56 &i>. Vsc;
coast creamery, 50c; choice, 4aiT;7H' % ;
cooking. Pic.
HONKjl— Water white. fiO-lb. cn/>s, S©
6\ic Ib.; light amber. st<.'>Vic; amber, sc.
llonejcomlj, water while. 1-lt. frame.
UV2»'l"c; \\.:lte. UViQI-Vic; beeswax, 21c.
CHEESE— Northern, 13%@14c; Anchor,
large, lii^c; Young America, IT'ic; Hand,
ISMtC; local, liic; eastern, singles. 15'//(ilHc:
Twins. 10c; I.onghoi-11. liifiiliiV^c; Daisy,
ltic; Swiss. Imported, Swiss, domes
tic. 20c; Limlnng. 17®19c.
CHILI-Kv.tporated. 20c; sun dried, :0c;
ground. l-'V>c, Mexican, black, ISo.
I'OTATO K" (per 1110-lbs.) -• Burbank.
local, new. $1.iM«j1.75; Karly Rose nortn
ern. tl.Wjrgl.7s.
BKANS (all per 100 lbs.)— Pink No. 1.
»^.40: No. 2, $1.90: Lima. No. 1, $5.00; Lady
Washington, No. 1. J3.iXWj3.:>s; Blackeyos,
SG.SO; Garvauzas. $4.50@5.00; German len
tils, ts.orvfiio.oo.
ONIONS (per 100 IhjO— Silverskins. }1.65;
■i'ellow Danver northern. $1.75; garlic,
7QSc.
APPLES— White Astrakans, $1 .Toff J. 00;
Alexandrias, J1. 5001. 75; Red Astrakans,
$1.40)31.50.
POULTRY— Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to th« tir.de as follow? (per pound):
Kens, 16c; young roosters, 20c; fryers.
°0o; c '■ roosters, lie; broilers. $J.50@6.00
a dozen; tin-keys, per lb.. 20g27c; old, 2le;
geese. 15c; ducks, 15c.
For stocks in good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, lie;
young roosters. Uc; fryers. 14c; broilers,
14c; old roosters, Se; turkeys, local. 18c;
old toms. lSc; young toms, l!>c; hen tur
keys, ISc: geese, 10c; ducks. 10c\
BAKERS' Fl.OL'R— Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per nbl.. J. 1.25; blended
wheat. $4.90; eastern rye. $",.25.
CERF.AL GOOL'S— Wholesale prices as
follows:
K'-lh. 25-lb. 60-lb.
Al flour, per ion J2.70
Banquet flour, per ino — 2.fiO
Pastry flour, per 100 2.50
Graham flour 2.40 2. 53 2.30
Corn meal. W. & \\'.... 2.15 2.10 2.0n
Whole wheat 2.50 2.45 2.40
Rye 2-73 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 3.40 3.3S 3.30
Farina 3.40 3.35 3.30
GRAIN AND FEKD (per 100 lbs.)—
Wheat. 51. 60; wheat 000-lb. sack). $1.85;
corn. $1.85; cracked corn $1.40; fi>od meal,
t1.45; bran. h n as'y. $1.25; rolled barley.
$1.40; oil cake meal. $2.25; cotton send
meal. $1..'0; cocoanut enke. $1.55; -^orts.
pounds, $1.45; white oats. $1.!>"; red oats.
$1.50; eastern Kaffir corn. $1.35.
HAT— (AII per ton):
Choice wheat hay $U.flVim.OO
Xo. 1 wheat or wheat and oat.. 11.f,0iy!3.(i0
Choice tame oat 12.n0f?14.0n
Other tame oat 10Mvm2.r>n I
Wild nat in.<Wi?l2.nO I
Stock ha- 7(WiT S.nr
Alfalfa 10.iWf7in.r,r>
Straw, per 1 > Sflrff 55
FRTTITS AND BBRRI KJ-Hananas.
Ec; strawberries. 4f?nr; dewberries, S*T4c;
raspberries. Sc; blackberries, 5W6e; logan
berries, fifl7i"
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, fancy. $2.50
box; new Washington nave! oranges.
$' <w<f?2. 75.
NUTB AND PRIKD FRUITS (all per
lb.)-Almonds. IXL. 1:>; Ne Plus TTltrn.
17c; peanuts. California, fancy. BaifffO: '
eastern, fancy. Kr>; walnuts, California
bleached. No 1. lfKWl3«4c: perann. Jumbo,
14c; extr larre. 14' Ac; Brazils. V-; fil
berts. 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c.
DATES— Persian dntrs. 6V 4 «'";c; Fards.
VEGKTABLES — String beans. 2r;
wax beans. 2>^W3V4c: beets. $1.15 per pack:
fancy relr-— . 75p dnz.: evwporatei rhllfs.
20^300 Ih.; garlic, 7o lb.: lettuce. 2(VT(4Oc-;
doz.; peas. 11V772e Ih.; uplnaeh. 20f <loz.:
turnips. 2Off4oc Rnck; cnhhnße. 7nc'i7Jl. f >o
Back; Merced tomatoes. SI . 10 n drawer;
locals. $t.?.V/1 T,n : pupiimbers, 10«T20c box:
green corn. 75e«?Sl.W sack.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter, 2-lh. roll, fancy 700
Butter. 2-lh. roll. Poppy 65c
and conking 50c
Eggs, fresh ranch, per doz 30c
Poiatoes, fancy, 100 lbs $2.50
Applea, 4 lbs 260
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Piesp.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17.-Butter—
Fancy creamery, Ji»c; seconds, ISV4c; fancy
dairy, 19>/tc; seconds. ISc.
Cheese— Eastern, l'iWe; Young America,
13c; western, 15c
KBgs-Hanch. :'0o; store, lKiijlJc.
CHICAGO, July 17.— 0n the. produce ex
change today the butter market wiih
■teady] creumerle«. lMUH'^c; (lulrles, lßiit
l'He. Ebbs stronn ut mark, cases In
cluded, lUfalSc; I'liatß. 15c; prlmo rtfHtß,
l«Vic; extras, 18V4c Chwwu firm, ll«»u»;c.
B ""I ~ .
Paciric Coast Trade
By Ansoclatmd Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 17,-Ueans-
Plnk, $l.iiUfHl>s; lima, $4.30(^1.40; small
white, $3.:'0&3.iu; large white, U.lafQ-'.bi).
Potatoes— Sitlinas liurbauks, Hie; ltlvei
Reds, $1.60.
Onions— Kanry. 750; common, Csc
Various— Uroeu peas. $l.UOfii.s>; strliif
beans. l(5'8c; egg plant. $1.:5; yrevn pep
per*. 8^1»e; tomatoes. iI.WQiM; suniinei
hi|tiiißli. 40c; asparagus. j1.25(«1."5; rhu
barb. si«/75c; carllc. l'« Jc; cm'timberv. .",0c
Flour-Kindly cxtraa, $100Ji».10; bakers
extras, IMfltfti.ffl; Oregon and Washing
ton, M.lf,® 4 .at.
Wheat - Shipping. $1.3<vff1.324; milling,
ft.B2Hi(ri.46U,
Farley-Feed, KfiMSic; brewing, WAcff
Onta-Red. $1.15®1. 4ft.
M HIM tiff .«— »2«.."iofi 2!>.O0; mlx«d feed.
J21.nnr.72.r50; rolled barley. $Mftf«f24 0O; out
mpnl. $4.siV34TSi oat groat*. $4.75; rolled
oats $7. nnifjs.no.
liny— Wheat, J17.00-7ns.no: wheat and out.
JiSnofflfioO: nat. wild. $lOO(V!i12.00; oat,
tame. Jin nnfln.no; nlfnlfn, jioniWlinn;
itrntr, .•Wfj.xir.
RrcPlptd-Fiinr. 10.723; wheat, SOi I'flr-
Ipy. Sl4n; beans. 14«7; potHtne*. ,101; onions,
SOS: brnn. 100; middling, 250; hay, 120j
hops, 105; hHrs. S4«: Tvlne. 25.000.
FINANCIAL
tfOH ANGBLRB, July 17.— Hunk rlrar
insrs were $1.557.r>fi5.44. nn In<*ron«fi of
$2r>l.fiSS.SS nv>'i' thp corresponding day
lnst year. Following Is n comparative.
statement!
1»M IPOS 1904
Jtlly m...»2.2«5.»2.02 JI.7SS.7S.infl Jl.Orti.S'O.ST
July 17... 1.557..niW.44 l.fift',SS2.s6 955.154 1>9
LOS ANGELES 3TOCK EXCHANGE
Offlrltil shlph— fIOOO Ollndn Knnrt Co.
(it 6?4©6Ul SOOn Associated (111 nt .1!> s *
ffJSBTJpJ moo at S~\t,r (ft. 30); 10 Home
Tel, pfd. at »««; 10 rtilon oil at $210. Ti0.
Bank Stock*
Bid. AsVed
American Nntlnnnl Dnnk..ll4«i 11«H
Mrnndwriy Hunk £• T. C0..K,6
n.inlc of l,os Angeles 120
Central 220
ritiz.MiH National 230 2so
Dollar Bnvlnffß Batik! '.'.'.', !140 ..'.
1.-i ran is ,v Merchants KhH.,170 SOS
Federal liunk 12 16%
First Notional Stamped. .. .428 440
German American 330 340
Home Pavings Hk. of L.. A, .. 160
MrrrliMnta , National 440
More-limits Trust Co 100
Mercantile Ttust Savins*. .lls
fill prr cnit piild 1] f >.
Xiitl Bank of California.". .241
SecurltJ Snvlnps HHiik....2r,o
Southern Cnl. Snvlnsrn
State rtHiik & Trust C 0.... 07
U. B. Nutionul UaiiK 147<4 ...
Bonds
Bid. Ask«il
Asaoclntcd Oil S? P2
California Pacific Ry. Co.. 99% ...
Corona rower* Water Co, X2\j.. ii2Vi
CunflllKiiisfii Wnter (7o loo 1 .?
Edison Klpctrlc Ist X 101% 105
Gdison Klec.Co., old Issue. 104*4 •■•
Home Telephone 94 »4*4
Hum? Ttlpphoii" Ist rpf.. >.i 92
1,. A. Pac. con. Mt X no
L.. A. Tr.ictlon Co 11l
l>. A. Klortrlc 100
1,. A. Railway Co llt'i ...
Mission Trima, &• R. Co 96 >i ...
Mt.T Lowe Hallway Co
Pacific l-lßhi & Power Co.. ns'i ...
Pacific Electric Ry. Co 107
Paaadc.ia 11. T. & T. Co.. S7Vi 92
Pomonn Cnn. Wnter C 0.... 9S
Riverside H. T. &• T. C 0... S3 SSVi
Shu Dlojjto H. T. & T. Co.. S2 S6
Siinta Monica H. T. & T. Co. S>o
Santa Barbaru Klec. Hy 97
Sfjistde Whit Co
Temeacnl Water Co 90 99
L"iiit<d Elec. <}. A; l: Co...mii^ ...
U. S. Long Distance S7
L'nion Transportation Co.. 97^ ...
Vlsalln Water Co
Whtttier S4^ s
Oil Stocks
Bid. Ask«d
Amalgamated OH 126.00
Associated OH 39T4 .40U
Columbia'!!'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.15 !22
Continental 16' i .22U
Fullerlon Con .75 ;...
Fullerton Oil 40
Globe 03»i
Mexican Petroleum".'. i .06 1.56
Olindi Land Co 06 ,06>i,
Pirn Oil Co OtiVa
Reed Crude 16 .25
Union 210.00 212.00
Union Provident Co ...,-•
United Pttroleum ....300.00
Western Union 290.00 350.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
Blrt. Asked
Cal. Portland Cem. Co. 35.00 60.00
California Hospital .. 90.00
ISdisou Electric pfd 92.00 i
Edison Elec. c0m.... 59.00
Home Telephone pfd. 65.75 67.00
I-os Angeles Brewery 150. U0
I* A. Jockey Club. ... 90.00
I'ticitii. .Mutual l-lfe..
Pasadena H.T.&T.Co . . 35.00 39.00
Riverside H.T.&T.Co. . 50.00 51.50
St. Monica H.T.&T.Co
San Diego H.T.&T.Co. 32.00 ......
Seaside Water C 0.... 99.00
Sun Drug Co
U; S. Lous Distance.. 56.62 60.00
Union Trust 6t T. Co 52.00
DAILY MINING CALL
Official salps — 1100 Nevada Search
light at 10'iCnlU-: at 12'iu ( B.
HO); :;000 nt llH«ll?i (R 90); 1000
Furnace Creek Copper at $2.43; 400 at
$2.15®2.25 (S. 30): 2000 Searchlight
West at 12c; 1000 at 13 (B. 30).
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. A»K^d.
Btitte Lode 8.00 17.00
Kurnare Creek Cop. Co. 2.30 2.50
Yellow Aster 3.00 12.00
ARIZONA.
Bißbee West .05
Hecla Mining 12tf
Jesse Belle .03
NKVADA.
(Tonouah UUtrlctt.
Belmont 5.40 5.70
California •!«
Cash Boy 1« .1»
Golden Anchor 62
Gold Mountain 04 .08
Great Western .03
Home IS .21
Jim Butler 1.10 1.15
little Tonopah 2.7.1
I Mac Namara 67 ...
I Midway . 2.20
Montana Ton 2.80 2.90
North Star 45
Ohio Tonopah 27 .30
Rescue 12 .15
Tonopah Xx 6. 25 ...
Tonopah of Nev 18.50 ...
(JOHNNIE DISTIUCT)
Nye County.
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co. .17'^ .19
I Lucky T 15
(Uoldtleld District)
Adams 04 »; .07
Atlanta 17 .18%
Black Rock 02 .04
Blue Bell 02 .04
Blue. Bull lOVi .18
Columbia Mt 14 .21
Conqueror 12 ...
Diamond Black Butte. . .3, r i
Dixie 06H .09
Kmpire 02 .04
Florence .12
Goldtielil M. of Nev 40 .46
1 Great Bend 35 .40
.f uitilx 1.25
Kendall 48 .. . .
lahi'j Star 07 .11
May Queen 11 .21
Mohawk 1.55 1.74^1
' Nevada Boy .09 %
I Red Top 1.35 1.50
Sandstorm 59 .G2
) St. Ivei 48 .58
; iHulltrog Ulstrlou.
C Amethyßt .63 •
j I Bullfrog M. Co. of Nev .34 .40
, I llullfroß liundlp .14
lllullfroß Natl Bank 46
Bullfrog Annex 02 .05
Chlna-NPviida .12
Denver Hullfrogr 1.40
Kcllnse 1.10
' Gold Bur 1.024
f Golden Scepter 29
(iiiKlnil BulirroK 14
' • (Miiriinittatt Ulitrlct)
Manhattan I'mis 6D .74
Manhattan M. Co US ...
s .Manhattan Red Top . 2UV»
', iSi'urc'Miuin Wlitrlro.
. Kldnrado Can. M&MCo. .OB .06
I, Ntw Kra 03 .04
. Nevada KeyHtonn 02 .10
Nevada Beurulilight .. .11 . 1 1 Vi
Qumtetti! 11.00 ...
Seurchlitfht M. & M. Co 1.2b
Hearclillicht I'arallel .. .09^ .10V4
Bfarclillght We»t M. Co 12 .13
n M kxico.
Bufa M. & M. Co .91
. Green Con 18.50 ...
Mlti'liell M G.OU ...
lJ.uma do 'Oro 1.25 ...
X MIM'KI.I.ANKUI'i
i- Black Mill Copper 29 ...
ir Geo. A. Treadweil. . . . 4.00 ...
i- Gold Rouds 3.50 4.50
a. Black Ml. Mln. Co 8.50
s' aiiuwatoiin lioU 2.50
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Price*. Affected by Liverpool
Valuet and Heavy Receipts.
Provisions Quiet
LHv A««nr!nted Press.
CHICAGO, July 17.-The wheat mnrket
wan dominated today ny thfl henra
throughout thn session. At the opening
tho market was Influenced by lower
prlr»» at Liverpool nnrl liberal lochl ro
cofpts. Weather condition* In this coun
try wore fIISO favorable tn the beam.
Many local tinders who bought yester
day xvpit phrpi- tt> soil today, rrlmniy
receipts rnntlniM unusually heavy and
this enured afldltlniial wenknesn lute !n
tho day, despite the fact that Stiles for
export were reported from Minneapolis
nnd New York. The mnvket closed we«k,
with prices utmost nt the lowest point.
Soptemher opened %<• to V4O lower nt 7s',
<i 7 7SH<\ sold off to ?7V4'if7i«ie, and closed
'40 lower nt 77*fic. •
Corn held steady despite the weakness
fif wheat. September closed firm, WcffUc
lower at filtyr.
Outs were easier on moderate pelllng
hy cash houses. September dosed un
ennnged at 34\0.
Provisions werr quiet and steady.
Shorts and local packer* were fiilr bid
ders, but offerings wore not large. Re
orfpts of live hogs wore light. At th"
close pork was unehimsod. lard wns off
SHe and ribs wero up 2l£o.
Market Ranges
Wheat— July, T'^e; September, 'T:%c;
December, 79%r.
Corn-July. BlUej September, SU4e;
Mny. Mi\fitW\bc.
Oats— July. HTlic; Ppptomber. 34»ic; De
< ember. 3,V'«c; Mny. 37*nr.
dish quotations wore »■ follows:
Flour steady; No. 2 pprlng wheiil, 78V4
f?sir; No. ?, 7fiS7Se: Nn. 2 red, 78Uff7fc;
No. 2 corn, BHiCi No. 2 yellow. BSUoi No.
3 out?, :;7'sc; rJ 0 , 2 white. IWfi.inV; No.
3 white. 38039^0! No. 2 rye, .Wi«V; good
feeding barley. 4flc; fair to choice mnlt
liiK. 43!ff60ei No. 1 flnxaeed, ll.OOi No. 1
northwestern. (l.nnVi; prime timothy, Jt.L's;
Hover, contract Rrade. $11.25; short ribs
strips (loose). $n.3iVf/n. in; mess pork, per
barrel, Jinno; lard per ion pnnnils, }B.iW;
short clear sides (boxed), $fi.iiO(ii!).7s:
Whisky, basis of high wines, Jl.L'!>.
Articles. Receipts. Shlpmts.
Floin-. barrels 23.110 25.400
Wheat, bnsliels 310. K00 31.300
Corn, bushels 37,",,n00 IK.MO
Oats, bushels 210,-wi ISD.iOO
Hyp, bushels 4,non
Harley, bushels 27.500
Cereals of the World
Uy Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL; July 1 7.— Close— Wheat.
July, 6s 7*4 d; September. 6s 7'id; De
cember, 6s 7^d.
SAX FRANCISCO. July 17.— Wheat,
steady; December. $1.30; cash, $1.32' A.
Barle'v, steady; December, H.iigc;
cash. VI Mr.
Corn, eosyi lnrjro yellow, -$1.405f
$1.42 Vi.
NEW YORK. July 17.— Wheat spot
easy; option lftil'io lower; May. SS' 4 c;
July. fi3 s sc; September, SS'jc; Decem
ber. S«c.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 17.-Wheat—
Club. 71c; bluestem, 72c; red, W)c; val
ley. 71c.
tacoma. July 17.— Wheat unchanged;
export bluestem, 73c; club, 71c; red, 6Sc.
Cotton and Wool
Pv Assorlnteu tress.
NEW YORK. July 17. — Cotton— Spot
closed riulet. Middling uplands, $11.00;
middling: gulf, $11.25. ~ Sales. 7:, bales.
ST. LOUIS. July 17. — Wool, steady.
Territory nnrl western medium, 24^7
2Sc; nine medium, 18@f - 22c; fine, 1611 1
20 c.
BOSTON', July 17. — The improved con
ditions shown In the wool market is a
distinct encouragement to the trade.
A hopeful symptom is the disposition
by the -.vesetrn wool growers to accept
fair prices lor their clips. The finer
Krades of pulled wools are in best de
mand and a fair business is being done.
Territories are moderately active. Fpr
eipn grades are steady. Territory quo
tations:
Idaho fine, 22(ff24e: heavy fine, Iftfi
20c; tine medium, 23 (ft 24c; medium, 27 (Si
liSe; low medium. JH<<<)27c.
Wyoming fine. 22ft! 23c; heavy line, 19
(S 20c; line medium. 23<ii 24c; medium,
27di2Sc; low medium. 27(i/2Sc.
Utah and Nevada. 24'ri'2, r ie; heavy fine,
in<Si'2oc: fine medium, 23026 c; medium,
27*fi2Se; low medium. 27(i(;28c.
Dakota fine, 22® 23c: tine medium, 22
fi'23c; medium, 27@2Sc; low medium,
2717 2Sc. f
Montana line choice, 24(f?2. r ic; line
average. 23®24c; fine medium choice. '-'4
<U 25c; average, 23 fci 21c; staple. 27® 28c;
medium choice, 27Ca2Sc; average, 2t>t!'
27c.
Sugar and Coffee
By A'foptat.T", rreaa.
NEW YORK. July 17.— SuRar— Raw,
steady Fair rerlnins:. 3 7-32e! centri
fugal 96 test, 3 23-32 c; molasses sugar,
2 31-32 c. Refined, quiet; crushed, 5.4UC;
powdered, 4.SOe: RranulaJeri. 4.70 c.
Coffee, spot Rio quiet; mild, steady.
Futures 5 points higher to 5 points
lower July, $0.20; September, $6.25 <?!>
6.30: December, $6.so<rj 6.G5; March, $6.75;
May, $0.90.
Chicago Live Stock
By A»eoclnted Presil.
WASHINGTON. July IT.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance. JH3,iiSB,I3O; gold
coin and bullion, $95,«r»0,972 ; gold certili
cates, J39,4i)S.TSO.
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
SAN PF.DRO, July 17.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Comet. Grays Harbor.
SAILED.
Schooner Ariel. Olympia.
Barkentlne. Mary Winklcman, Port
Los Angeles.
Schooner Wm. Dowilon, Astoria.
Schooner Hrothurs, Mallbu, in tow of
tvs Warrior.
VhdSKLS IN PORT.
Barkentlne Portland.
Schooner Meta Melaon.
Schooner Americana.
Schooner Robt. Searles.
Schooner Henry Villard.
Schooner Komi.
Schooner Mahukona.
Barkentine Tarn O'Shanter.
German ship Liabeth.
Schooner \V. H. Smith.
VESSELS DUE.
Bar'<entlne Gardiner Cltj. Port H.-iJlocx
Schooner Snlem. Astoria.
Hchooner Susie M. Plummer. Tacoma.
Schoone'Mi. \V. Watson. Aberdeen.
Schooner David Kyans. Port Townsend.
1 Schooner Prosper.. Kureka.
Schooner \V. P. Wltzman, South Bend.
FOURTEEN SAILORS DESERT
German Bark at San Pedro Loses Her
Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO. July 17.— Fourteen of
the sailors from the German bark Lis
beth ore reported to have deserted the
ship since yesterduy and are gone to
parts unknown.
It Ik a mlHdomeannr for n siiilor to
desert a ship from foreign parta while
Bhe Is In port, punishable by Imprison
ment nnd the li>bs of wages due. Tho
siiilnrs care little for thin, however, es
pechilly If they Ket awiiy, because tho
wusfß here ur«i so much gnater tlinn
on those ships. Once the Klilp Is gdiiu
they promptly appear nnd take 11 Job 011
another vchkcl, generally n uoantar, ut
inui'h greiiter w»i*es. oftcntiinca it
Hhlp comes In here with 11 cargo mid
before It Ih fully dliihurged every mun
of thu crew will have vanished. ' ... .
San Francisco Shipping
Hy AMn/'intad l*rwaa
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17.— Sailed:
Steamer Huinou. Kan Pedro: Btcunivr
Htate of California, Ban uicgo.
After Print Paper Combine
By A»»orlnt«fl I'reas
SPRINGFIELD, 111., July 17.— A com
mittee of the Inland I're.sa association
has been unpointed to vult o ; Attorney
General Stead to ask htm to enforce
the anti-trust laws against the print
paper combine. The association claims
to have evidence that the print paper
wholesaler* are imombinatlon to di
vide territory and maintain prices.
SAVINOtS BANKS
4 per cnit paid on term and 3 per cent on ordinary savings
deposits. Loans on renl estate.
German-American Savings Bank Ca 'j^ l JlA u / L Surphl9 '
223 S. Spring St., Cor. M.iin Tot n l Krsnnrces,
and First Sts. (Branch.) $10,000,000.00.
Southern California Savings Bank w. o. Kercktioff, Pres.
„ „ „ , , r . J. H. I!rnly,Vice Pres.
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring. J w D W oolwine. V. Pre 9 .
Union Trust Building Clms. If. Toll. Cashier.
Sccurily~Savings Bank cc T i! L"™ S'S"* 1
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, Tota | y\ sspts
Herman W. Hellman Bldg. $ir,.Qn6.bo6.'no
Clearing House Banks
_. ". .- UTAMM 7tKti T if;K'lfjr~" "J'
Clttven*' Motional Rank l - J- WAM'KKH. Prpg. ~"
ltizcns JNationai isanK A , watkiis, cnnhier.
N. R^<2- or i_TJ! lr l flnd PpHng- Cnpltnl. tJnO.tmi: Hurplua nnd I'rnfltn. tInO.OOO.
fTrTTrarßnnU "WI'IiLTAM Mian, Pre«. ~"~~
cntrai tsanK w c m , RO | Nc 6a»hier.
N^R^Cor^Pniirlhft Urnndwny. Capital. »lOO,ooOi_Hurphia md I'rontn. tlOO.OQi).
/phe National Bank of Commerce " " "r." r . m. nouni".7fls. p rM 7~
x IN I.OS ANORLKB. tJJ.AhI^KB KWINO, Cnshlftr.
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Spring. Cnpltnl. >:no.(KiQ; Sinplim, tiO.OOO
Tjnited States [National Rank &^M*Mi^, "
J~[_ B. «J, Cor. Main fe Commercial. Capltnl. >l'OH.ikiO; Surplus and t'roma.JM.ooo
Oommerdal | National ;Bank s^' N A ' 1
lionth Spring. Capital, MfI.POO; S^irpVna ntid I'rnfllg. >24 000.
parmen & Merchants National Bank' S?HS
•*• Cor. Fourth nnd Main. Cnpltal, Jl, 600,01.; Sirrplua nnd I'rohta. J1.325.001.
irqt Nniional Bank J. M~JiL,L.ioT'F, Pri-a. ~~"
irst wauonai rsanK v> T g mammond. cannier.
B. E. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital stock, $1, 250,000; Sirrplnn. JJ50.000
f; ndl vlded profits, $1.187.747.01.
Merchants' National Rank v - HELIJIAN, t'res.
crcnanis waxionai iianK vv. h. hoi.i.iua^. Canhier.
N. E. Cor. Second and Main. Capital. Kon.noo; Surplus nnd Fronts. ?3^0.n00.
American National Bank :,; \
■*•■*• S. VV. Cor. Second & Urondway. Capital. H.OOaCmo; Snrplnw nnd Proflta, $75,ff00
•proadway Bank & Trust Companj fiWraiwy^OMhtar '' re "^
■*-f_ SOS-310 S. Bdwy. Bradbury Bids. Capital. «0.000; Snrplug-bnd. Pro'flts. JISC 000.
Rational Bank of California " f 51
-*-^ N. K. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital. }2OO,0O0; Surplus nnd Profits'. tJoO.OOQ,
State Bank & Trust Company a°!'- NN h a uper ' cashier 1 " 68 '
N ; W. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital. t.mOQO: Surplna 'nnd SProflts._sCO,ooo.S Proflts._$CO,000.
OH 0/ INVESTMENT- We Of-
4V70 fer the 7% Preferred
Stock of the Beacon Shoe Co.
and with every dollar we give 40 per cen . of common stock.
Only $40,000 remains of the entire capitalization of $200,-
000. For particulars write or call on
G. R. HARRIS
313 South Spring Los Angeles, Cal.
EVIDENCE IS GIVEN
BY CLAP OF HANDS
NEGRO WOMAN TESTIFIES IN
MURDER CASE
She Endeavors to Show Length of
Time Between the Two Shots
Fired When Henry Elton Was
Killed
Final testimony in the case of Henry
Simpson, a negro charged with the
murder of Henry Elton on the night
of February 10 last, was taken yoster
day before Judge Smith of the superior
court.
The attorneys for the people and
Earl Rogers for Simpson were clos
ing their addresses to the jurors when
the court adjourned until this morning.
In tho trial yesterday Simpson ad
mitted the HhootiMK of Elton, but he
was unable to state just what shot it
was that wounded Elton mortally. He
told his story in a straightforward
manner and said that he did not tire
the first shot nor did ho intend to kill
Elton.
Suggestion at drunkenness on the
part of Elton ware made by the ac
cused witness. Simpson said he did
hia best to avoid personal contact' with
Elton und it was only when Elton had
tired at him that he commenced to
grapple with him.
An interesting feature of the proceed
ings yesterday was the testimony of
Lucy Brooke, the n egress from whose
house Elton sought to brine a white
married woman whom he believed was
carousing with the negroes.
Mrs. Rrooks stated that a lapse of
five minutes, occurred between the first
and second shots. Attorney liogerH
asked the woman to clap her hands at
intervals about the time between the
first and second shots. The witness
clappel her hands ut an interval of
just thirty seconds.
According to tho attorneys Mrs.
Brooks is either ignorant of the length
of different measures of time or has no
conception of tho meaning of minutes
or seconds.
DIVORCE PLEA REJECTED
Fair Plaintiff, Refused Decree on One
Ground, to Bring Another
Charge
Suit for divorce wns begun in thu
(superior court yesterday hy Mrs. Jennie
Legulnn from her husband. Joseph
Lgeulne, on th<> grounds of extreme
cruelty. After the testimony of Mrs.
Leguliie wiih introduced the cast! was
dismissed. 1» the opinion of the court,
the testimony fulled to establish Just
cause for action on the slatoil grounds.
At the ik. vise of the attorney: tor tho
plulntlff, the fuse was continued to he
reset on statutory grounds, which Mrs.
Logulne'H attorney declared could bo
substantiated.
An Interlocutory decree of divorce
was grunted yesterduy to Carroll X,
Low from W. 8. how by Juugo W. I J .
James of tho superior court.
Suit for divorce was filed by Maggie
Parkhui-Ht from Merrltt L, l'arkliurst
in the county clerk's olllce yesterday.
Mary J. Jtotjers also filed »ult for di
vorce from Hiram D, Rogers alias Cal
vin I>. Rogers.
Owing to the rush of business the
'.Tulk-o-Vhona department of tha South'
nn California Music company will be
op«n Wednesday and Baturday •v«nlnc*
for the Accommodation ot Meraiii sub
•erlberi.
I>l*l> t^ Write for free 100
I" lVlL»JlL» pnoknße Infold Tolltt
• •^*»«>^ Tissue and literature.
naming price of stock tn the company.
Greatest Industrial enterprise or tha
age. 503 H. W. Hellman building.
soimnvKSTEßsr securities co.,
I,r>« Angeles.
JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED
MINES COMPANY
Wo recommend the purchase this
stock at its present price, 30c per share,
for an immediate advance.
PKIRCK * BEANE.
420 H. W. Hellman bldsr.
BIG CONSTABLE AND
CONDUCTOR MAKE UP
THEY HAD MIXED ON PACIFIC
ELECTRIC CAR
Attorneys in Court Suggested That
They Shake Hands, Which They
Did, and Battery Case of Long
Beach Was Dismissed
Probably one of the most mirth-pro
voklng c: :s that has been in tha
courts for days was the case yesterday
before Judge Chambers of the peoplo
versus A. O. Hawkins.
Hawkins is a Pacific Electric street
car conductor running 'on the Long
Beach line. He is of rather slight
build.
The complaining witness was bis
Deputy Constable Davis, who had the
man arrested on a charge of battery.
Davis claimed that he was carried by
his destination on July 3 and that he
remonstrated with the conductor, but
only receivod a good drubbing tor hla
pnliiF.
This assertion caused even the judge
to smile, for Davis is almost twice as
largo us the conductor and apparently
us strong us an ox.
Davis had no witnesses to verify hia
statements. \
Attorne" AlcGulre. for the Pacific
Electric, suggested that the two men
shake hands and settle the affair in that
way. Some one whispered: "Have the
case dismissed and settle tho affair in
v buck lot."
As small as was the, conductor ha
nodded hift approval, but the deputy
constable did not seem inclined to dis
pose of the r.ftair In this manner.
After v long talk in Prooecutillg At
torney Heche's office it was decided to
have the case dismissed and to forget
the unpleasant incidents clinging
thereto.
INCORPORATIONS
Pimadenu Construction company—
Directors! A. !.«. ilowiumi, Freeman A.
Ford am! Charles 8. llackuti. Capital
stock, $150,000, ull of which hau been
subscribed.
gespe Brownatone company — pirer.
tors: O. J. Homloy, Kred Ij. Uoruff, B,
L. Brown; De Kalb Sparlluo and J.
Irving McKenna. Cupttal stock, $250,.
000, ull of which has I cell subscribed.
Hollywood Granite company — Direc
tors: Larkin "V. Carr, J, IS. Willurd, K.
H. Boydon, N. A. Dunning and Fred \V.
Btith. Capital stock, $50,000, ull of which
has been subscribed.
Everything you warn you will find In
the classified ptK« — a modem •ue/010 ■
jiuUla, Dun O«Bt a word.

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