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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-19
A QUIET WEDDING.

Hotchkiss-Lamb on College Street Last
Evening.
Mrs. Emelie a. Hotchkiss and Mr..
Henry W. Lamb were quietly married
last evening at the home of the bride,
"A College street, by Rev. DR.. Smyth.
After a short tour Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb
will be at home to their friends at "A
College street
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-19
Rearc' phata psrlarS. 7sfl Chanel ST

Large Mantillo Photos, in the new Matt
prices elsewhere $500 to $500. Fine styles
Aristo, or high gloss finish. only $500 per
dozen; cost elsewhere So. 90 to $500 Dia-
mOnds and other styles equally reduced in
price. s*$ The only Gallery making Elec-
tric Light Photos evenings.
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You can see curtains now as
they ought to be seen an the
brober hght. Come and
choose at your ease in the
new Curtain Display Rooms.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.
Rufled fish-net Chamber Curtains,
$I.oo pair
Colored Dh1ing-room Curtains,
SIPS pair
LACE CURTAINS, $500 PAIR,
Real Brussels Irish Point Imitation
Renaissance.
New self-colored "Ar-
mure' Portieres. Cardinal,
Nile, Olive, Havana, Rose,
Blue, Old Red, Green--frin-
ged top and bottom-use EN-
either side, S3.75 pair,
CHOICE DRAPERIES.
Rich Japanese Gold Drapery Crepes,
r2Hc. and I5c qualities at Ioc yd
DAINTY DENNIS.
SO inch Denin1s, Art Colorings,
plain, 16c yd
SO inch DENNIS, Art Colorings,
figured, 1qc yd
"FISH NETS"
so jnch-best Englisll-the half dol
lar grades are going at 55c I'd
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Curtain Display Parlor

India Booth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

tiiird trlll ne sent n.s risht - tue 5toW-
a..n .nd followed up with two swift seils
on ths law. Cor0ett was the aggressive
now. aud after missing lett Tor tNs
head. lie sent his right across On t"S
stomach. Time was called with tho men
cuncnsl ana smiling IN each oehei >
Eases.
FIRST BLOOD.
Round 5.-Jlm swung a hard lett on the
Jaw which made Fitz groggy ana tho
Australian tried TO corner his rival. but
Jim was too fast and got away sending
"a l.fr ou the Jaw as he skipped back. BOD
was NOT erinniug quite SO much now. Jim
WAS n bic Wild with the right at the SO
mach on the first attempt, but on the
second landed viciously on the wind. They
exchanged hard right body blows ana
then Corhett landed with both hands his
rieht finding the body and his left the
law. i'm the clinch he upper-cut Fitz ana
the latter returned the compliment with
a right hook on the jaw. Corbet sent III
two right-hapd body punches and they
clinched After they stepped back jim
right reached the wind. but Bob counter
ed with "a Jolt under the chin. A leIt Jao
from tho Californian made Fits mouth
bleed and a howl Of joy went up from
Corbetts admirers at the sight OF blood.
This seemed TO nerve Jim, and he came
I'm with a vicious right and left on both
sides Of Fits head. Fitz came back
with a right swing which caught Corbett
just above the ear. and the Californian
clinched. They stepped back on the word
from the referee and then jim put a
heavy left on the jaw to which Bob had
no return. \ right on the body and a
stin left on the jaw and another on the
nose made the blood flow freely from
Bob's nose and mouth. Bob was now DO
ing an the work and he supplemented a
right and left on the jaw with a haiI-
arm punch which was just behind the
point Of Fitzsimmon jaw TO minimize
The danger. Corbett showed much more
confidence and shifted his blows from
hodv 10 Jaws -Four times before the
feu rang Jln's. night and left iandet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

coming rieht along until my opportunity
arrived. llo was weak IN the lds- ror-i,
and al his cleyerncss could n't '.'
him out of that laft punch under t1e
heart. The only blow which really wor-
RED ne was the one which srtt my l.o.
The Others / never felt. lie fought fair'
and hereafter he may have my respect
II he continues TO merit It,
WHIPPED FAIR AND SQUARE"
Corbett's version OF his own Waterloo
did NOT vary greatly from ft'zsimmons.
81 made q mistake In not Keeping away
was the way be put II. 'Fitzsimmons
knew TO be q terrific puncher. hut 1
never calculated on his beins able 20
reach mo. if the sixth round hal lasted
ten seconds longer. l would have landed
him "a a certainty. HIS ncse was clossad
with blood. ana his legs were webbing.
The gong sounded just as l was about
10 plug him with my right and end the
battle. lie recuperated wonderfully. and
STAYED away from him until I thought
g was about ripe for another drumming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
Thirteen Hard Fought aud Bloody Rouu

Thirteen Hard Fought aud Bloody Rounds
Ntcr--ary io Decide II
CARSON. NEV.. March i..-The fight
by rounds was as follows.
Round l-Tlmekeeper Muldoon pulled on
tls eons string at 1905 o'clock. The .men
faced each oller, Cor,ett with his back
20 tae sua ana Fitz linking slightly as
the br.sat rays l'ED him fuu in the
face. Coroett dance. round light on his
toes. Iltz covering zen, round more slow
J. Both were cauuolaynd smiling. They
feinted for an openiNt Fitz forced hts
man into corner. aAI was the arst to
lead with alelt swing. which missed Jim 5
head by about ten fee. The Californian
dii not land IN his hst attempt. More
leading at long ranes followed. F!tE
forced Corbett into rally, and uppercGt
him lishtiy In The ciinh. Cortett shot Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

ROME. March 1.-THE osseso VA.,o
p"rnano a papal organ. published an
article commenting upon the nomination nomination
''f lion Joseph Mchenna as Al,yii,s ~.
,,.,,,or"i in the Cabinet OF President Nc
tiniev. i'm which the paper mass 'i,', VIZ
claim that McKenna IS the r,o, IrS,t Mn.
.'t, has bcon nominated cdplnet N'n
W. oe ne United states since the
foundation OF the republic ,,.,o. 20
ME Pope to-day gave an audience 10
~ Conrressman W. Dougke CocAFan' %
~ auu YORK.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Money in Bank

NEW YORK, June 5.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve, decrease, $l255,275; loans, in
crease. $4,409, ,000 specie, increase, LOO;
legal tenders, decrease, s231. 800; deposits,
increase s., 655 100; circulation, decrease,
s66,700. The banks now hold $45. 500. .S25 in
excess of the requirements Of the 20 per
cent rule.
The Financfer says: The statement of
the associated banks of New York city for
the week ending June 9th is in many ways
one of the most remarkable ever issued.
Superficially and even accurately, it indi-
Gates an expansion In business the loans
increasing 81, 400, COO. A closer analysis of
the statement, however. reveals some very
curious results, due almost entirely to the
consolidation of the two larger New York
banks. Thus for the week ending May goth
the total loans of the sixty-five clearing
house institutions, inclusive of the Third
and National City banks. were $474, ,6S5, ,9O0
an increase of only $3.50, 500. The great in
crease of over five million dollars in the
current statement, therefore, Is to be found
in the operation of two banks, and appar-
emily is capable of easy solution. For the
week ending May 29th the loans of the
National City and Third National banks
combined, were $a3.0s4.sO0. For the week
ending June 5th they were $37. .2S2. 800. an in
crease Of $4.14S, 500. The deposits show a
similar result when analysed, the varia-
tions Of the two banks accounting for
81, 21, 800 of the total expansion of s., ,655. 100
reported by the sixty-seven clearing house
banks. The deposits Of the National City
alone are now $4S. 1856, 0O0 For all that the
statement thus stripped of its ambiguous
features. seems to show technical changes
rather than real business expansion, it
must be said that the banks are doing a
largely increased business.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, June 5--The week closes
on a strong market Tor beef cattle, prices
averaging 10 to Is ccnts rer cwt. higher
than week ago. Only IS. 450 cattle have
been received against 47,9S4 last week and
47,42S the corresponding week last year.
and as there was q fairly active demand
from exporters, Eastern shippers and the
dressed beef trade, the offerings were
easily disposed of. Bulls have been very
dull and prices are OFF In some instances
as much as o5 cents, heavy bulls 'fering
the most. Calves are selling ut high
prices, owing to a good demand. Steers
today ranged from 4000515 cows 1.9O0J4.49
and Texans 2O0@4.70. With an estimated
run today of $4,000 hogs, trade was slow
and prices were of an average of 2la cents
per cwt. lower than yesterday, the bulk
selling at 3.471zS.55 or about the same as q
week ago. Heavy packing lots brought
3.2oW3.45 and prime hogs sold at $3.50. The
provision market has ruled decidedly lower
this week under an extensive liquidation
OF speculative and weak holdings and this
helped to keep hogs from advancing, de-
spite the decreased receipts. There was
the usual light Saturday supply of sheep
and they were largely consigned to local
slaughterers. Sheep are selling at 25O13 90
for the poorest to 4.75QJ5.00 for the best,
chiefly at 375@4.00. Spring lambs are
active at 5.0OM6.25.
Roceipts-Cattle. 400; calves, IS; hogs.
16,500; sheep, 1900
The herald., 1897-06-06
INSURANCE

The local situation among the fire fin
surance men continues in an unsatisfactory
not to say fcverish state. The opinion as
gathered from some of the leading men
here is one Of resentment against the
action OF the San Francisco board in leav-
Ing Los Angeles out CT the list of ex-
cepted cities. thus reducing the compensa-
ticn of its agents by a cut of 25 per cent.
There are half a dozen companies at this
gate which are not In the board combina-
ticn. These outsiders are the Northwest
ern National, the Continental, the Frank
I'm, the Prussian National, the Westches-
ter and the Thuringia, and while no active
opposition IL to be expected at present
from the representatives OF these COM
panies. it is significant fact that there
are rumors, alleged to be well grounded.
Of rebates to the exten. Of Is per cent. be-
ing offered to merchants.
Mr.. Turner. manager Of the Northwest
ern National, who IL in the city, disclairns
any intention Of starting rate war. but
1t the name time says that he IL quite in
dependent of all boards and combinations
and proposes to get his share Of the busi-
ness. Hc has. thus far. not been able to
obtain the assent Of the San Francisco
board to the terms he exacts a. the con-
dltior of his entering the board, and it is
likely that he will remain an outsider. His
representative here will occupy the posi-
tion Of branch manager at salary.
The Prussian National representative
likewise protests that 1t Is not the inten-
fion Of his company to open a rate war;
Z: r. @. Lunt. president Of the local board.
states that from information he has re-
cclved there ID no probability of any rate
war being inaugurated. Managers and
agents alike have had enough OF such sense-
iesa work to last them for. . long time. and
whatever turn Insurance affairs may take
IN the relationships existing between local
egents and their principals. the public
'Need have no expeetatlon OF reapine any
zqfther benent from their dl6senaiQns. The
4oSbf that be- heon eaet Npon the contin-
''a3QMpe of - exirt rtlaG ~ ~ already had
The herald., 1897-06-06
Incorporations

The Los Angeles Ocean Power company
incorporated today; capital. 81 1.000 900, di-
vided into 100000 shares, $35O0 having been
subscribed. Directors: Charles e. Day, H.
W. Vail. S. G. Ward, George H. Parker,
Dr. kazimierz Midowicz, G. w. Sanders,
all of Los Angeles, and st. George T. q
Bryan OF San Francisco Purposes. to ae
quire the ownership of or the right to use
and control patents for wave motors and
improvements thereon.
The Luitweiler company Incorporated
today capital 100000, divided into 100
shares, 10000 being subscribed. Directors: |:
samuel w. Luitweier. Walter M. Luit-
wener' william Ferguson. Clarence Fer
guson and w. l.. Cleveland. ali of Los An
geies. Purposes. to deal In live stock.
wagons, carriages, machinery and mer-
chandise.
The herald., 1897-06-06
that no benefit of the kind anticipated Is


likely to accrue
Tho sensible thing for the managers to do
In the present situation of affairs would be
to Immediately limit their representation
to single agent for each company, which
would afford chance to such agents to
make decent living out Of their business.
and would go a long way towards healing
up the differences that now exist.
Major T. B. Day general manager Of the
Pacific coast branch OF tho washington
Life, is in the city, with headquarters at
the Van Nuys.
c. o. Hawley has accepted the agency
Of the United States Casualty Insurance
company, covering burglary, plate glass
and accident.
]. A. Prinsen, special agent of the Prus-
Sian National. Is in the city for the pur-
pose Of making arrangements to have his
company fully represented here.
F. A. Houseworth, manager of the newly
established Southern California district
of the Pacific Mutual Life, has his office
In the Bradbury block.
George w. Turner. manager of the
Northwestern National Fire, has accepted
the resignation Of his local agent In this
city with pain. and has appointed A. A.
Allen to reign in his stead.
G. r. Overton is now special agent for
Southern California and Arizona, repre-
senting the Milwaukee Mechanics, a COM
pany which he was previously representing
as local agent here.
The herald., 1897-06-06
San Francisco Produce

Mil and Feed stuffs-Middlings. 1sso0
2o;5o. California bran. 14.5O@l55 So
Hay-Wheat, 600@10.5O; wheat and oat
per ton: river barley. 5.O0Q6O0; alfalfa. 5.0t
fr8.00; clover. 6.00@S 90: stock, s. 76 90: com
pressed wheat. 65@1.oo Straw, per bale
Potatoes-Early Rose, GOATS per CEN
tai; river Burbanks. 50@65; river reds
6O07O; Oregon Burbanks, 65@9O; Peta-
luna and Tomales Burbanks, 50Qs5;
sweet nrx Peans PPo.atoes; I l;oog125 ;2;, -
lS5; small white. 1o5@1. 20? large white. 1.oo
various-onions. eo@75 per Genital; cut
e12 Go' iuo4l.5o per GENITAL; dried peppers,
6hs cents per pound; dried okra, 1O@l21H;
garlic, l1sg2ls; common asparagus. 5OG75:
choice do, 1.00G1.75 tomatoes 1.2561 80 box
green peas. 5OQ1.00: string beans. 2@3la
green green peppers, 20gSo per box; egg
S2og25o per box; rhubarb, 4OG45 per box
cucumbers, 50165: Australian onions,
S.00qS5O; new onions, 4O@5O.
Longworth Strawberries. 5.OO@s.0o in
baskets; large Strawberries, 3.OO@4.0 90:
gooseberries. 1Q2h per lb.; blackberries
zW per crate; raspberries. 6:0O@S.0o per
araWer; white cherries. 25GS5 per box:
black cherries, 20q30 per box; currants, 200
q2.50 per chest; new apples, 10000
Citrus Fruits-Ordinary navel oranges.
2ooa2oo per box: choice DO. 3oo@4.oO per
box; seeding oranges ads l2S@25o Mediter
mia lemons. 55@1.5o; choice California
lemons. 2.60@2.25; grape fruit. 10000. so per
box; Mexican lines, 800.
Tropical frufts-Bananas, i.00720o Der
bunch; Smyrna figs. 1904 cents per pound
dates, 6 cents.
Dried fruits. jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
do. 1lk; fancy do, 8; choice, s; Standard,
81; prime. 6sz.
Apples-Evaporated. 81: sun dried, ~
Peaches-Fancy. 6&; choice. 81; stand
ard, AZ; prime. 4; peeled, in boxes, 1O1k.
Pears-Fancy halves, s; fancy quarters.
s: choice. ~; standard. ~; prime,2.
Plums-Pitted. 4; unpitted. 1h.
rures-Four sizes. 1H.
Nectarines-Fancy,5 81; choice, ~; stand
ard. A.
Figs-Choice white. 8: black, 4.
Raisins-Jobbing, prices: In sacks or 50-lh
boxes-Four-crown,l loose. 6%; three-crown
~; two-crown, 81; seedless su1tanas, 5%
seedless muscatels. A. In 2-lb boxes
Three-crown London layers. 1.25.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 16kQ17h; sec.
do. 1904. M
Cheese-Fancy mild. new, 71s@S; fair tc
good, 7D7H; California cream cheddar, /:
@121a; Young America, S09; eastern, 14G
151s: western. 12114.
Eggs...store. 1O@loh; ranch. H@14
duck, 1S.
per dog; young do. s.5o@s.00: small broiIers.
200@s.50; large do, 400a4.50; fryers. 5.O0G
800; hens. 3.5064.5O; ducks, old, So:
do young, S.50Q5.00; geese, 75@1. 90 per pair
goslings. 7bQl.25; pigeons. 1.0001.25 per
dozen.
The herald., 1897-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Ship.
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-No wheat OF
barley. Corn, large yellow, $1.0091. .OSs4
California bran, 14.50G15.0O.
Flour-Family extras. 4.75G4.S5; bakers
extras, 4.50a4.65; superfine, 410G435.
Wheat-shipping, 122hd1.25; for local
use, l.25ql21la; milling wheat. 1901. So.
Barley-Feed, 671a@71A; choice bright
I21a; do new. 10; brewing. S5@9O
Oats--Puget sound, 1.071a91.20: fancy
white feed. higher; inferior grades, ESQ
1.07k.
Recepts-Flour, quarter sacks, 1885;
wheat, centals. 80: barley centals, 1900;
oats, centals. 40; beans, sacks. 22 corn, cen
tails, 1875; rye, centals. 2SO: potatoes, sacks
2l4O; onions, sacks. 654; bran, sacks, 2163
middlings. sacks. $40: hay, tons, 800; wool
bales, 1863; hides, number, 557: quicksilver
TASKS, 75; wine, gallons, 25, S00
The herald., 1897-06-06
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board
Of Trade


CHICAGO. June 5.--The continental mar
kets did not much influence the trading
mere, although the market was said to be
weak and declining because Of Improves
ment OF three points in the condition Of
Kansas wheat since May 1st. The market
opened with sellers of July at from 67lkc
to &c, and sale or two at 671s067N c slipped
through about the same time. The ten
dency was downward after that and in
about half an hour the price was reduced
10 $3.50 FOR q moment with vastly more
buyers than sellers, however, at the price
last mentioned. September in the same
time declined from 6a%0 64c at the start to
6S1sc. The weeks clearances of wheat and
nour, both coasts. as reported by Brad
streets. was eual to 2.269O00 bushels
against 2,0S1. 900 bushels the preceding week
and s20s,0o0 bushels the corresponding
week of last year. Chicago receipts were
81 cars and Minneapolis ana Duluth re-
ported $40 cars received. The Atlantic port
clearances for the day were very small.
being equal to only 115,0OO bushels. The
comparatively small quantity OF contract
wheat in store caused the short sellers
to act timid. On the moderate decline re-
ferred to those who had pront in short
wheat became anxious to secure 1t. and in
the doing Of IT they caused II to advance
again to around &c. Cold weather In Man
itoba-cold enough. It was said, TO freeze
wheat to the roots-was an element In the
closing reaction in prices. Julyrecovered
67@67hc and closed at 66Nc bid. Trading
In corn was fairly active ana firm In the
main. The improved tone Of the market in
oats was alone the result Of sympathy
with corn. Provisions were In fair demand
It q slight reduction in prices which the
tfadine started With
sIhs leadtng futures closed y follows:
hset No - 81. & |a a
The herald., 1897-06-06

Little change was reported in the local
produce market yesterday. About 1a cents
is the ruling figure for first quality eggs
and prices are steady. although the supply
Is plentiful Butter took another advance
Of cent per pound in San Francisco yes
terday. but the local market is unchanged.
A large supply of dairy brands is expected
by today's steamer. and the market will
be well stocked Monday morning. Stocks
in hand are generally cleaned up well and
the market Is firm. Fruits and berries are
about the same. Cherries came In lighter
supply yesterday. owing to its being sat
urday. but Monday mornings train il ex-
pected to bring In large supply. Poultry
is dull, with an over-supply Of small
with supplies abundant. 8
EGGs- Fancy ranch. -; fair to good.
4 '-st11sTi -Ssut1T1sTiER-rancy ioc., crsam.,v ~, !,
lb. square. M; fancy coast cfSatnery.
per GLIB square, 40i dairy 1x-lbs rolls,
~ fCon<dnned. on PSeS Twenty,
The herald., 1897-06-06
Imports Of Specie

NEW YORK, June 5.-The imports of
specie at this port for the week ending to-
day were valued at $1SO,197. of which &c.,
100 was gold against 500, $50 last week and
$l75l66 for corresponding week last year:
Receipts Of specie this week were s., ,O67645,
of which n.160 800 was gold against 81, ,S22, ,675
for the corresponding week last year.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, June 5.-Money on call
nominally 1Gl11a. Prime mercantile paper
S1AQ4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
A.S6A@$4.S for demand and 81. S5% @S4. Sc for
60 days. Posted rates $4.S611@$4S7 and
$4.SSh. Commercial bills. $4.S5
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Drafts.
sight, Is: telegraphic, 171s
LONDON, June 5.-Consols, 113.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Exports and Imnorts

NEW YORK, June 5-The exports of
specie from the port of New York for the
week amounted to $1,16o,sO0 in gold and
$9Os, S45 In silver The.imports were: Golh
s19, 7O9; silver, $50.4SS; dry goods, S3,245,Olf;
general merchandise $7,267,119.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. June 5.-Bar silver, 60.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 5-Bar silver
bs%; Mexican dollars. AN.
LONDON, June 5.-Bar silver, 27 9-1ed.
The herald., 1897-06-06
OFFICE OF THE HERALD.
LOS ANGELES. June s. 1897.

The real estate transactions of the past
week include only five days. Monday hav-
Ing been observed as holiday and the
public offices closed.
The recorded transfers for the five days
June LIST to 5th inclusive, were 265. of which
81 were for nominal amounts. The totals
aggregated $275. 1857.
=
The mortgages recorded during the same
et.v~~ mara fn11oWa.
The herald., 1897-06-06
Boston Quotations

BOSTON. June 5.-Atchison. 11%; Bell
Telephone, 2s0: Burlington, 79s: Mexican
Central. SIS; San Diego. 9.
The herald., 1897-06-06

Among the principal mortgages OF the
week were the following:
@. w. A. Pallett to Los Nietos Valley
bank, $5OOo one year at 10 per cent, on lands
IN Pallett tract.
H. A. Unrih to State Loan and Trust
company, 5000. one year at 10 per cent, on
lots at Arcadia.
Alice Hammond to M. Il. Huse, $4,000,
four years at 10 per cent, on lots in Cells
Vineyard and Norris Vineyard tracts.
]. H. Adams to C. w. Pitcairn, 5000. one
and four years at per cent, on lots and
4, Wotkyns subdivision.
Alice g. Williams ct al to Chester Will
liams, SO, 500, one year at Z per cent, on
part lot s. block Z. H. s., and other lots.
Maud F. Walker, executrix, to d. d.
Danure. 771S.75. at per cent, on 100 acres
in Rancho Tajauta.
months, per cent, on part lot /, block 80,
o. 8.
J. F. Cosby to Clara p. Stafford. $5000
one year. at II per cent lot /, Dana tract.
Antonio Muck to H. M. Hamilton. $60OO
three years, at 10 per cent, on Pasadena
lands.
The local banks made the following real
estate loans during the past week:
Security Savings bank. two loans. S125.-
000 at 10 per cent.
State Loan and Trust company, one loan.
$4,000. at 10 per cent.
Union Bank of Savings. two loans, $500,
at 10 per cent.
Columbia Savings bank. $250o at 10 per
cent.
German American Savings bank $780,
at II per cent and $500 at 12h per cent.
Southern California Savings bank, 500
at II per cent and $3.50 at IL per cent
Total. ten loans. aggregating $27.seO.
In addition to the foregoing the country
banks made the following real estate loans:
Los Nietos Valley bank, 5000 at 10 per
cent.
Covina bank. 500 at 10 per cent.
Bank of sar Pedro $500 at 10 per cent.
Union Savings bank. $500 at 10 per cent.
The building and loan associations made
eight loans aggregating $7125.
= \ =
During the past week the demand for
realty on Main. Spring and Broadway was
good and strong. Several sales of more
than ordinary interest are reported. and
there are rumors of transaction In the
neighborhood of 100000 for business prop
erty on Broadway 1t could only be
learned, however, that the prospective
purchasers are from San Francisco and
that the deal will no doubt be closed dur
ing the coming week. The Brotherton
block on Broadway. near First street, is
reported to have been exchanged through
Norton, Kennedy & Co. for the Mayberry
stock ranch at Santa Ana, comprising 400
acres The value of the block Is placed at
&45.o00 Mr.. Maybury giving also a cash
consideration In addition to the ranch.
The demand for business property Is es-
pecially good for this season OF the year.
Some dealers report an Improvement over
the past few weeks, and the majority of
them state that the indications are bright
for prosperous summer trade.