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The herald., 1897-06-05
San Frarn.sco Produce

Mil and Feed stuffs-Middlngs 1S5oG
900. California bran. 145Oa15.50.
Hay-Wheat, 6.00M10.50; wheat and oat,
per ton; river barley, 5.OOQsOO: alfalfa. 500
| Q800: clover. 6.000S00; stock s. 0016 90; COM
pressed wheat, 65@1.0o. Straw. per bale,
Potatoes-Early Rose, 6o175 per CEN
tai; river Burbanks. 5Od65; river reds,
60a70; oregon Burbanks, $3.50; Peta-
luna una an and Tomales les, Burbanks. 5oas5
Dry Beans.Pink. 1.1OQ1.15; Lima. 1.50G
l;sS; small white, 1o5@1.2o; large white 100
varitous-onions eoa75 per GENITAL; cut
90, l.00Dl.5O per GENITAL: dried peppers,
615 cents per pound; dried okra, 10I l21A;
choice choice DO loogI: Is; tomatoes, 1.25a1 50 box; ;
green peppers. 25aso per box; egg egg
plant. 10c per pound: Mexican tomatoes.
2.25@2.50 per box; rhubarb, 40Gt45 per box ;
cucumbers, 5O@65; Australian onions,
Fresh Fruits-Apricots. 5OGl 90 per box;
Longworth strawberries, 5.OCGs.Oo in
baskets; large Strawberries; 3.00a4 90;
gooseberries. 1Q2h per lb.; blackberries
drawer: white cherries. 25q35 per box;
black cherries, 20aS0 per box; curants, 2.5C
q300 per chest; new apples, 40IS0.
Sssqs psr box ebocs do nays
box; seeding oranges, 1.25@2.50; Mediter-
ranean sweets, 2O0G30O; common Califor-
mia lemons 7501.50; choice California
lemons, 2.00G225; grape fruit, 4.00q4.5O per
box; Mexican. lines 800.
| Tropical fruits-Bananas. i.0012.W per
bunch; Smyrna figs, 1904 cents per pound;
dates, 6 cents.
| Dried fruits. jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
| Apricots-Fancy Moorparks, 12h; choice
Dc. ~; fancy do. 0; choice. s; standard,
Apples-Eyaporated. 5A; sun dried. 2N.
| Peaches-Fancy, 61x: choice. 6h; stand
ard. AZ; prime. 4; peeled. in boxes, 10h.
! Pears-Fancy halves, 8; fancy quarters.
| S; choice. 81; standard. 211: prime 2.
| Prunes-Four sizes. IL.
| Nectarines-Fancy 51s; choice, ~: stand
| ard. 4.
Figs-Choice white. 3; black. 4.
Raisins-JobbinG prices: In sacks or 50-lh
lboxes-Four- crown. loose. *; three-crown
AZ; two-crown, 81; seedless sultanas, 5A
seedless muscatels. ~. In 2-lb boxes
Three-crown London layers. 1.25.
Butter-Fancy creamery: 16g16h; second
12z@1S.
| Cheese-Fancy mild. new, 71k@81s; fair to
good, 7@7h; California cream cheddar. /:
@121f; Young America, SQ9; eastern, 14Q
| 151z western. 12013.'
Eggs-store. lo01oM; ranch. 11@121a
Polltry-Live turkey gobblers 11@12A pei
Ib.; do hens, IL old roosters, 4O0@4.5O
per doz; young do, s,5o@soo; small broilers.
500; hens. 3.5094.50; ducks. old, S.2503.5 So
do young, 3.50Q5.0O; geese, 75@1. 90 per pair
goslings. 75Q1.25; pigeons, 1.00Q1.25.. pei
dozen.
The herald., 1897-06-05
Real Estate Transfers
FRIDAY, June 4.

FRIDAY, June 4. 1887.
]. and c. A. Nolte to Mrs. l.. e. M. Brain
erd--Part lot 9. block S, L. A. Homestead
tract; $780,
p. M. and E. G. Ord to Rose T. Bullard-
Lot "a, block F, Menlo Park tract subdivis-
ion No. l. $500.
c. Il. Dornberger to e. F. Taylor and H.
M. Strohecker-North $3.50 feet of lot 101,
Alexandra WE'LL tract; $3.50.
I. H. Cammack, executor, to Dora Jay
Lot 10, block Z, Harvey & Ricker's addition;
$500.
w. Adams to c. G. and F. D. Hopkins
West 10 acres Of block 127. Maclay rancho;
$4,000.
q. and r. s. stierlin to L. L. Witherbee-
Lot 1. Stierlin tract; s4500.
I E. G. Johnston to G. Johnston-Lot g. e.
G.. Johnston tract; $4,000.
E. b. and F. Wardner to c. ]. Clark
Lot 20 and east half of lot 30, e. H. Linsen-
bard's subdivision; $45O0.
F. e. Robinson ct al. to j. W. Robinson
Lots /. 2. and 8, block A. Rancho San
Pedro: $4,000.
]. w. and r. Robinson to c. r. Mccoy
Lots VT to XII. Robinson's subdivision of
Dominguez Colony tract: $6000 :
Same to Alexander Allison-Lot I, Rob-
inson's same subdivision: $3.50.
H. 8. and M. e. Walters to l.. M. Corwin
Lot S, block I, Garvanza Land Company 8
subdivision; 800.
L. T. and c.. j. sGarnsey to " l.. and c..
Weber-Lot 20, block 10, Park tract $25OO.
g. w. and J. w. Stimson to w. c. Brain
North 1923 feet Of lot 40, Florida tract;
$3.50.
CIV and z. J. Swygart to Ella Willard
Lot I, Reid addition addition to Los An
geles; $3.50.
A. b. and l.. X. Judkins to Irwin Ayres
Lots g. 7 and 8 and south 81 feet of lot
g. Cannery tract; $1,000.
G. w. and J. w. Stimson to D. Powell
Lots IA and 16, block 1OS. Long Beach; $500.
j. and c. A. Petherick to c. H. Hulvci
Lot 5, block F. Santa Fe tract; $225.
D. c. and I. b. Browne to c. N. Peck
Lots Q. 8, 8. 10. H. IA, 16. 1s. 20, 22 "a. block
Al, Glendale; $3.50.
Los Angeles Savings Bank and A. Weiss
to w. ]. Hollingsworth and william F..
Pardee-Lots .. 8 and 49, block A, Ninth
Street tract; $460.
8. J. Mathes ct al. to w. B. Stewart
Lots s. g. 63k and ST. Day, Hinton & Mathes
subdivision lots In Colina Park; @2212.69
"A. and D. Smart to c. L. Smart Part
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. June 4-Cattle-Native beef
steers sold at 40o@5.00: choice at 4459i. 80;
an occasional sale was made of prime
beeves at 6.lQ96.2o; stockers and feeders,
S.9O@4.50; calves were in good demand ~
country feeders and the best lots brought
$780,
Hogs-Common to prime lots sold at 8. Is
@S.O, and sales were largely at S60a13. 57h :
the bulk Of the hogs brought SOO@8.55.
Sheep-Inferior to prime sheep. 25o655. 00:
bulk. s.75@4. 80: lambs sold at sa5@3. Is for
inferior to choice; spring lambs sold at 1, q
$500 per hundred pounds.
Receipts Cattle $500; hogs. 5000; sheep,
6O00
The herald., 1897-06-05
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO, June 4.-The Liverpool mar
ket reported decline of one penny per
Genital in wheat before trading commenced
here today. The result was that July,
which closed yesterday at 6shc, was sold
at the opening today at 6711@674sc and de-
clined In the first twenty minutes trading
to 671sdl67A, although few sales were
made Immediately after the opening at
67%Q67Ac, Nc reaction followed the drop
to 67Ac; then business died away and the
price once more declined to its previous
low point. Liverpool meantime continued
to decline and about the period of the Sec
ond drop here to 67Ac the English market
quotation for July was 1%d lower than at
the close of the day before. Another bear.
ish future of the early news was The Ohio
June crop report, which gave the condi-
tion of wheat at IS. or per cent improve
ment during May as against condition of
49 at this date. year ago. The taking of
5000 bushels No. 2 spring wheat at from
cents to 2A cents premium over July late
yesterday and early this forenoon was the
only encouraging matter the bulls had to
talk about outside Of the reading of the
statistics of trade. Chicago receipts were
Il cars. Minneapolis and Duluth receipts
were S14 cars. compared with 407 a week
ago and 475 the corresponding day of last
year. Elevator stocks at Minneapolis and
Duluth are estimated to have decreased
100000 bushels. Atlantic port clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to $50. 900
bushels. Liverpool closed with drop of
I'd for the day. The market here declined
to 81 cents on that. No increase of busi-
ness followed the additional decline how
ever. and the market ruled exceedingly
dull to the end. The closing price was
67Ac bid. Corn was easier on fair amount
of trading, the decline being due to large
receipts. freer country offerings and sym
pathy with the break In wheat. Short sell
ling was prominent all day. Oats were dull
and weak, chiefly through sympathy with
corn. The provision market was merely
a repetition Of early days in the week,
about the only feature being it's dullness.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat No. p
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California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Earl Fruit
company sold California cherries today as
follows: dley Royal Annes so@l:7S; Centennial,
ties. 5011. 90.
Cherries. Royal Annes 550LS5: Tartarians,
2061.50; Bigareaus. 35G1.15; Clevelands, los;
Rockports and Pontiacs. 100: Puritans. so;
Eagles, 25@65; Governor Woods and May
Dukes. 35
CHICAGO, June 4.-The Earl Fruit COM
pany sold California cherries today as fol-
lows: Black TartariaEs, 60@S5; Royal
Annes. 100; Centennials, 55660,
Porter Brothers company sold today:
Cherries. Tartarians, 30@75; Black Eagles,
90; Centenuials, 5O660
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DUN q uo. Is Review

NEW YORK. June Ar G. Dun & CO. g
weekly review of trade tomorrow will say:
The statement of failures in May by
branches of business gives much encour-
agement. In amount of defaulted liabil-
tiles the month was the smallest since
September. 1895, in manufacturing liabii-
ties the smallest since November, 1895,
and in trading liabilities the smallest since
September. except the last month of 1894.
Failures of general stores have not been
as small in any month as in May 1897; in
only two out Of thirty-six have there been
smaller liabilities In books and hats, only
five in groceries and not one trading class
In that month has reported failures larger
than that of the preceding months, though
In furniture failures are rather numerous.
Nobody could mistake the meaning Of such
returns. The statement that, except for
the temporary depression in prices the
volume Of business transacted Is now larg-
er than 1t was In 1S92-the year of greatest,
prosperity-has been questioned by some.
But comparison of prices this week in
the leading branches Of manufacture, not
only confirms that view, but shows a re-
markable similarity to tie course of prices
in the earlier months Of 1879. when the
most wonderful advance in production and
prices ever known in this or any other
country was close at hand. The key Of the
situation is the excessive productions of
some goods in advance of an expected in
crease in demand. So, in 1875 consumption
gradually gained month by month, until
suddenly 1t was found that the demand
was greater than the possible supply. All
know how prices then advanced and the
most marvellous progress In the history
of any country resulted within two years.
Reports from all parts of the country now
show that retail distribution of products
is unusually large and increasing. There
is no improvement in the market for farm
products. The iron industry is apparently
expanding production and Is certainly get
ting larger contracts, in part because of
very low prices, one cent being made for
beams. Bessemer pig Is stronger and gray
forge shade weaker under pressure of
southern anxiety to sell. The rail mills
are all full. Crop prospects are SO good
that the rumors customary at this season
have no attention. 1t was stated week
ago that along the Northwestern road
prospects were remarkably bright, and
highly favorable reports have since ap-
peared from Kansas and from Texas and
are given in today's dispatches from the
Pacific coast. The receipts at Western
points are 2.058, 1915 bushels against 2,O06, ATS
last year, and the Atlantic exports. -four
included, were 2165,7S7 bushels, against
1883, ,S52 last year.
Failures for the week have been 214 in
the United States. against 234 last year,
and 20 In Canada, against 20 last year.
The herald., 1897-06-05
London Markets

NEW YORK, June 4.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
Business Is still slack In the markets here,
but the tone everywhere is good. The only
feature is a demand for Canadian railway
securities Grand Trunk stocks being in
special request. The Paris bourse opened
firm and closed dull. The Berlin market
was steady to firm.
Although tomorrow is not holiday at
London, there will be very little business
done in financial and commercial circles.
Monday will be observed as general holi-
day
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M AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK.
/ os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK.
lots 81 and 2s, block 5, Highland view tract;

voVVs
The following are made to the City Of
Los Angeles by the following parties:
John H. Jones and Carrie M. Jones-East
10 feet of lot 10. block IL. Ord's survey; $4l50.
Hannah C. Madden-East 10 feet Of south
60 feet of lot Q, block IL, Ord's survey; $500.
]. M. Lewis and Eva M. Lewis-East 10
feet of north 60 feet Of lot 3. block T. Ords
survey: $500.
A. C. and e. Chauvin-East 10 feet of
north 80 feet Of lot Z, block 12 Ord's sur
vey; $500.
j. and ]. E. Keifcr-East 10 feet of south
40 feet of lot Z, block 12. Ord's survey; s2l0.
L. Kalisher and L. Phillips-West 1o feet
of south 703 feet of north 80.3 feet OF lot
|-4 block 12, Ords survey; 1850.
c. A. Burbank-Beginnlng on west side
of Main street. $500.
D. C. and p. .Lane-West 10 feet OF south
so feet of north 70 feet of lot 3, block H.
Ord's survey: $3.50. -
]. c. and T. e. Rowan--west 10 feet of
south 50.9 feet of lot 8, block y, Ord's sur
vey; 1926.
H. Raphael ct al-west 10 feet 81 north
10 feet of lot A. block -, Ord's survey;
west 10 feet of south 30 feet of lot 5, block
II, Ord's survey; $780,
Catherine Wilson-East 10 feet of south
60.2 feet of lot s. block u, Ord's survey;
$780,
Charles J. Ball-West 10 feet Of north
~ Ioet OL SOutH OV lcct VI lOt o. OiOCk ~,
Ord's survey; $50.
A. O. LarkinLWest 10 feet of lot 2. block
12, Ord's survey; $500.
! ]. Callandrean-East 10 feet OF north 60.3
feet of lot s. block IL. Ord's survey: $500
Sec. L. and T. Co. of Southern California
to P. A. and E. T. Lynn-Lot /, block 3,
Sanchez tract: $1,000.
E. L. and D. E. Merriam to J. r. Billings
North o feet of lot 16, block B, Magee,
Galbraith 4 Markham tract; $500
T. and G. A. Millard to M. H. La Fetra.-
Lot Al and east 10 feet Of lot 46, Daman &
Millard tract; $4,000.
E. B. and L. J. Stone to e. J. Winslow-
Lot ga and north 25 feet of lot 65, extension
of Mob Hill tract; $1,000.
o. H. and M. A. Picher. executor and ex-
ecutrix. to Pasadena L. v. l.. and w. Co.
Undivided 7-10 interest in lot O. Rancho La
Canada; $140O.
H. A. and J. e Hopkins to G q. and A.
L. Green-North $50 feet of lot q Wooster's
subdivision: $4,000.
p. and J. w. Boyd to F. c. F. Pentz-Lot
z, Baldwin & Lindley's subdivisions: s275.
SUMMARY
DoouS .......''...
Nominal consideration ...................!.s 80
Total consideration ...........$ $0S Isl 50
->>A
Mrs. Berglet Ibsen, daughter of Bjorn-
son and daughter-in-la of the drama
tist, has just made her public debut as
vocalist at Christiania.
The herald., 1897-06-05
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, June 4.--Money on call
easy at 1@1h per cent; last loan at l per
cent; closed offered at 1 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. sd41k per cent; sterling
exchange easier with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S61adl4.S7 for demand and
4.S51sM4.S6 for sixty days; posted rates,
4.S6A@4S7 and 4SS@4.SSh: commercial bills.
Ass; silver certificates, 60h@60M.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4. Drafts,
sight. Is; telegraphic 171k.
LONDON, June 4.-Consols, 11S.
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This Is Your Opportunity.

This IL Your Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamp4
generous sample will be mailed of tho
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon.
etrate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
Sc Warren st., New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
can emphasize his statement, ut IL posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. -
Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Prea.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
The herald., 1897-06-05
Los ANGELES TAIDs SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1897

Barley-Feed. 671z@7lA; choice bright,
TN; do new. 10; brewing. $500.
Oats-Puget sound. 1.0IixM.20; fancy
white feed, higher; inferior grades, $50
1.07H.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1876; do
Oregon. II, 175; wheat, centals, 22S6; do Ore
gon. 1405; barley, centals, 1906: do Oregon,
30; potatoes. sacks, 2699; do Oregon, 1868;
onions, sacks. 790 bran. sacks. 617S: do
Oregon. 955; middlings. sacks. 720; hay.
tons. 37S; mustard seed, sacks. LIZ: wool,
bales, 65; do Oregon. Z; hides, number 3Sf;
quicksilver, TASKS, IS; wine, gallons. q, $50.
The herald., 1897-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-wheat ouiet:
December, 1.191z. Barley. inactive; Decem-
ber, 6814 Corn. large yellow, 1.00Rl. .0sE
California bran, 1A.d0@16.00. 77 \
Flour--Family extras. 476@4.Sb; bakers,
extras. Abo@4.06; superfine. 4.106i.& IS.
Wheat-shippine.. te23i6n.&: Tor local
use. I5b@d. m; milling. l3oQa&
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, June 4.-Bar silver, 60K.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.--Bar silver
60; Mexican dollars. 47A.
LONDON, June 4.-Bar silver, 27 S-l6.
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INSURANCE

The presence of several San Francisco
managers and special agents here just now
and the sending OF numerous kilograms
between this city and San Francisco indi-
cate some further changes in insurance
circles In, the immediate future. Whether
another rate war; Is to be inaugurated
remains to be seen.
The Burbank theater. partially destroyed
by fire at s o'clock this morning, was In
sured for $5000 half in the British-Ameri-
can and half in the Norwich Union. The
loss will probably be double that amount.
Fire was supposed to have been started
from the remains of a fire scene in the
play The "watchman." an old man. was
asleep. The front building, insured for
$5000 was little damaged. Manager Pear
son loses about $2500 worth OF scenery, etc.,
uninsured.
Objections have been made to the invest
ment features Of life insurance by those
who believe that indemnity is the only
true and legitimate idea in insurance. One
simple fact is sufiicient answer and JUS
tification. 1t is that men never know but
that the fruits of their Investments may
some time prove to be necessary to their
support and protection from want. The
late Senator Mcdonald. one of Toronto's
most successful merchants, some years ago
stated that of a generation of business
men with whose careers he was well ac-
uuainted he had found that 60 per cent
lost all or almost all of the money they
put into business that IS per cent got out
barely holding their own. or making but
little, and that only per cent actually
made money. Who knows when the in
vestments Of ones surplus capital may
have to be called upon to meet the necessi-
ties of life? The moral is that investment
life insurance will bear looking into.
Assessment associations doing business
in Wisconsin will no longer be allowed to
issue limited payment policies, endowment
policies, paid up insurance policies or pol
icies having q cash surrender value. In
future also no amendment of the articles
of Incorporation. bylaws or policy forms
can be made without the approval Of the
insurance commissioner.
III
sponsible" persons-supreme officers desir-
Gus of drawing salaries. besides a safe full
Of records, and the item cash on hand
aggregating 28 cents, are all that remain
to tell the story of the brief and more or
less brilliant existence of the Provident
Union Insurance company of st. Louis.
The manager has disappeared, and another
cheap insurance dodge has left an aching
void in the pockets of a more or less nu-
merous constituency.-Insuran Journal.
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seems to be receiving support and the ad-
journing of the case at Albany involving
the proposed coal combination investiga-
tion tended to suppress activity in the an
thracite group. Many of the low priced
and neglected securities have been actl, @
and shown advancing tendencies, while
among the few reactionary incidents was
a decline in Big -Four based on evident
lack Of support and rumors that the divi-
dend on the preferred would be reduced.
The market on Friday was less acr've. but
displayed tendency to advance further.
The herald., 1897-06-05
Boston Quotations

BOSTON, June 4.-Atchison. liz: Bell
Telephone. 22S1s; Burlington, 79A; Mexican
Central. 81 San Diego, Q.
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Liverpool Market

LIVERPOOL, June 4--Spot No. 1 red
northern spring wheat. IS s1sd. Corn, spot
American mixed new. firm 2s 7%d; July.
steady, 2s Sd; August steady, Is SID.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June 4-California dried
fruits steady: evaporated apples. prime.
wire trays, A@4ss; wood dried, prime AZ
@4k: choice. 41A@4%: fancy. 1905; prunes,
21e07 per pound, as to size and quality;
apricots, Royal, SAIL Moorpark. 1904;
peaches. unpeeled, 1910; peeled, 11@14.
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Petroleum
~,uVv ~vor-

NEW YORK, June 4.-Petroleum was
quiet: Pennsylvania crude, July steady at
S5 bid.
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THE INVESTOR
# CONDUCTED BY oEo A. DICKINSON

cIared a quarterly dividend of per cent,
payable June 1st.
Utah Central Railway has been sold at
Salt Lake City under foreclosure for s277.-
600 to New York bondholders.
4 \
The receipts of the United States gov
ernment for the fiscal year to date OF May
18th have aggregated 1921, ,619 ,146 and the
disbursements, $S31, ,596. SS2 an excess of ex-
penditures over receipts of $50, ,977. .736. The
available cash balance of the treasury at
the same date was $229, 15l ,219.
The herald., 1897-06-05
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK. June 4.-The following
are the closing stock quotations:
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
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To Our Subscribers:

We beg leave to Inform you that
we have moved from 7o5 New Hlxh
St. to ros 3. First ST., room a II
the German American Savlnas
Bank. Respectfully. -
THE PRESS CLIPPING BuRBAlI
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FINANCIAL REVIEW

Bradstreet's financial review tomorrow
will say: Not only have speculative and
other values In Wall street shown decid-
ed and almost continuous advance this
week. but the market has broadened con-
siderably. The activity has been on a de-
cidedly increased scale and feature Is
the marked Improvement In the amount of
public interest London has been bull
factor. taking q considerable amount OF
our stocks. Leading operators here seem
to be working on the bull side and there
has been q resumption Of activity by pools
IN various stocks. The basis for the move
ment seems to be the expected early pas
sage OF the tarinf bill In the senate, which
the street believes will lead to an ending
OF the activity Of general business and for
ward movement IN all departments Of
trade Little or no notice has been taken Of
continued petty gold shipments while such
unfavorable developments as further de-
fault by the Baltimore ana Ohio railroad,
In its June interest or the reduction Of
the United States Rubber oompany's div
idend on its preferred shares affecfed o1,lv
those securities, The passage Of the chi
cago Gas consolidation bill caused 4 f,,r-
ther sharp advance IN that stocf IL ~
making II one of the features 81 the wesS,
The coal stocks have been la1s r1,6S6insSf'
but Jersey central haa been TIE o615et ~
xursnef peaFieh manippletfon th1lNk K
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
easy; No. spring wheat 671s@6S5s; No. 8
spring wheat, 671k@6s; No. red. 771a; No. 2
corn. 2Ss4 @24; No. 2 oats. 1s; No. white,
21@22; No. white, 1s1s@2 fob; No. 2 rye,
S2A No. barley, nominal: No. 8. 27@s0 I.
Q. b.. No. 4, 26@N fob: No. f1axseed,
16Aq77N; prime timothy seed, 2.7o@2.75;
mes pork, per bbl., 7.701775; lard, per 100
lbs, S.471x@35O: short ribs sides, loose. 4.10
G4.S0; dry salted shoulders. boxed, 5@51:
short clear sides, boxed, 41a@4A; whisky.
distillers' finished goods. per gal. .,.1.1s
The herald., 1897-06-05

N Pacific lists. .11s
do Eds. ........ 5414
do As. s........ SS1z
do s f debs SIS. lis
r G w lists. -. 73
Northwest Con. .147M
ST Paul Con IS. .135
do G & p w 5s. .116iz
StL G. / NJ gen 5s r3
ST L & 8 f gen IS 114i1
Texas Pac lists. So
do ads. 20
U p lists of '96. .103H
w Shore As. 100
l. & N As. =. S0M
The herald., 1897-06-05

The directors Of the United States OH
company have declared quarterly diyi.
dend Of III cents per share. equal to per
cent per annum, payable June 1st.