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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21
A Tremendous Slide.

Lead. S. d., Special. - 1t is now
shown by the work of clearing up the
caye-in at the Homestake which killed
the three miners last week that nearly
300 sets of timbcrs were destroyed and
crushed by the thousands OF tons Of
rock which fell. A set of timbers is
about six feet square, which gives an
idea Of the hugcness of the slide.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21

Fargo. N. D.. Special.-A very spirit
ed and fruitful revival is in progress at
the Methodist church, led by Mr.. Mill
err. Afternoon and evening meetings
are held and the congregations are
very large.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21
BURGLARY mt Clinton,

Clinton. Mimi. Specialize. \. Chel-
berg's saloon was entered through the
outside cellar door and up through the
trap door. The thieves got $50.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-10-21

\ big land Swindle is reported ut
Wheeling. w. Va. some of the lands
bciu~ sold many times OYER.
The herald., 1897-06-09
INCORPORATIONs

The Yick Lok Hin association incorpor-
ated yesterday without capital stock. The
purposes of the association are to cultivate
social relations among the members. The
directors are Sooho Mon Yuke, Ng Fook,
Sooho Jack, Nam Sooho SEQ and Jue Sue.
The Lowe institute also incorporated to-
day without capital stock. The purpose OF
the organization is to establish seminary
of learning to be known as the Lowe In
stitute," for the advancement of science. to
maintain meteorological stations. astro-
nomical observatories. art galleries and
half a dozen other scientific museums. etc.
to afford opportunities for study, expert
ment and observation and to engage com
petent instructors therefor. to grant de-
grees and such other literary and scientific
honors as are usually granted by universi-
ties in this and foreign countries. The
seminary is to be conducted at Mount Lowe
and Echo mountain. and the following are
named as trustees: Thaddeus s. c. Lowe.
Leontine A. Lowe, Leon p. Lowe, Sobieski
Lowe. Pasadena; Thaddeus Lowe, South
Pasadena; Ava l.. Stimson, A. NJ. Brown
back. Blanche L. Wright. Edna NJ. Wright.
Norristown, Pa. The trustees and their
successors are to hold Office for life, save
that such tenure may be terminated by the
voluntary act.
The herald., 1897-06-09

Cherries were cheaper yesterday. good
quality being sold at retail at 45 and so
cents per box. Arrivals were 1900 boxes by
morning and $50 by afternoon trains. Apri-
cots and berries are also a little lower, ow-
ing to increasing arrivals. Butter and eggs
are unchanged. the supply just about
equallng the demand. Poultry is dull and
featureless, ducks being quoted lower, ow-
ing to large supply Of young stock. Po-
tatoes remain about the same, and all
vegetables are unchanged. Supplies are
PLENTIFUL and the quality good.
EGGS-Fancy ranch, 13; fair to good,
12a12k
BUTTER-Fancy local creamery per @
ID. square, 42R; fancy coast creamery,
per 2-lb. square, 40; dairy, 1A-lb. rolls,
3o4S21a; fancy 2-lb. square, 35d371k; tub,
fancy, 11G1S
CHEESE-Local factory, large size. 9H
010: do Young America, 1011OH; do 3-lb.
hand. 1ta11k Gkc extra per lb. when cased
for shipmenD; northern full cream, ~
QSh.
vEGETABLEs-Beets per 100 lbs, 70:
cabbage. per 100 lbs, 6oae5; chiles dry, per
string, 50d6O; Mexican. per lb., 1O@11; green,
per lb isaac: garlic, 3@3h: new onions.
LOO; beans. string. per lb.. 4@5; cucumbers,
dozen, S0d35; lettuce. dozen. 5000; green
peas, per lb, 3laM4; turnips. 100 lbs, 75GS5:
artichokes, 25d30 per dozen; rhubarb, 756
50 per box; asparagus, 5G7 per lb.: parsnips,
per 100 75GS5; green onions, per dozen, 40;
leeks per dozen, Is; parsley, per dozen. Is;
radishes per dozen, 20; spinach, 20; sum-
mer squash per lb, 4@6.
GREEN FRUITS-Y. N. P. apples, 1.75G
200 per box; strawberries, common. 60S;
fancy 9410; bananas, bunch. 2.O012.5 so:
crates extra: cherries. Tartarian, per box
5oa55; choice, 45@50: Royal Anne. 6O1e5:
loquats, 2d4; blackberries. per box. 7Gs;
gooseberries, per lb.. 31s@4; apricots, per
crate, 75d9O; currants. per crate, 40Q5O;
raspberries. per box, sac.
FIGS-California white, per lb., 7k;
California black per h., g. California
fancy per lb.. SaS1A; imported Smyrna,
12M16
CITRUS FRUITs-Oranges. st. Mich
aels. 2.501300; Mediterranean sweets, 22d
42.50 Malta Bloods. 2.50@27b; seedlings,
1.5oa2.0o; lemons, fancy, Eureka, 1.5o; Eu-
The herald., 1897-06-09
Real Estate Transfers


o. H. and NJ A. Picher. executrix, to
Pasadena Land and Water company-Un-
divided three-tenths interest In lot 2.
Rancho La Canada: $500.
w. H. and NJ. Kelley to p. Stefan--North
half of east 13 acres Of George Cole place.
Downey; $500.
A. c. and c. Decker to W. Waddington-
Lot and west so feet Of lot 4. block ]. sub
division of lot 8, block 60, H. s.; $1,000.
NJ E. Mills to F. E. Hansler ct d.-Lots
8, 4 and 8. block 81. Pomona; $3.50.
A. N and A. NJ. Davidson to E. c. Sill
veira-Lot 65 Victor Heights tract; $3.50.
c. A. Smith to Evening Express company
Lot 43, c. A. Smiths Third addition;
1865.
w. H. and G. Sutch to H. Hill-2z acres
in section /, township 2 south, range IA;
s4O5O.
W. w. Newcomb to J. Barnett, tr.-Lot
SO, Samuel Stratton's subdivision; $500.
]. Beaudry, executor. to G. W. Tubbs ani
G. w. Evans-Lot %, block 6. Beaudry
tract No. 2; 1898. 49,
E. A. and D. E. Southwick to L. M. Bulls
Land in lot &c. Watts subdivision: $3.50.
A. w. Coggeshall ct al. to ]. w. and l..
Z. Kirschener-Part Of block 90, Maclay
rancho; $2125.
NJ. F. Brown to B. s. webb-Lot 13. SUBJ
division of Reeve tract; $4,000
r. A. and H. w. Seymour to NJ. X. Travis
Lots 25 and 2s. Buhler tract; s2500.
c. E. and A. w. Lewis to G. A. Rawson-
Lot 9, block B. Hays tract; $500.
SUMMARY
DeeuS ..'...'................. u
Nomlnal ........................... Zj
Iotal .$Z4SSo
The herald., 1897-06-09

feka nn1 &1ot1ns 1.uo; uncureos ~0Vo
HoNEx AIM 11nswAx-Hoasycsmh
solt pr H.; strAiAed. sAoe; bssswax' -
rsouLTTKx-asns, syr n 4soe4.7S per do.sn
| young rooeters, GooQs.60: broilers. s.ooe
$50: old roosters. 4oo(t~.sbs ducks. s.co@t.so
turkeys. live. 1<Qlg; dressed. l5@lS: pigeons
per dozen. 7s0i.0o; squads. 1850: 30.
HAY--Wheat, per ton, S006S.00; barley
s.006s.0o oAt. Ao001o0o; alfalfa. baled, 80
97Oo; loose. k0oeeoo; new crop. all KINDS
600; straw, 500 :,
M1LLsTUFFs-r Flour local mills. 4:S'
eastern. BS6@6. 90: shorts. ton, local, lsOo
rolled barley. per ton. $500: cracked corn
per 100 ibs., 1.1o: feed meal. per 100 lbs, l'Oe
bran, 100 per ton.
NUTs-Walnuts. Los Angeles, 500; me-
dium soft. e.k@TM: softshell. Los Nietos
fancy. 9G510: almonds, softshell, S4lU; pa
per she'll r612N; hArdshell, 7@9: pecans
sd11; filberts, II; Braxils. 10; pinons, sQlo
DRIED TRUIrs-Apples sun-dried'
sacks. per h.. tfIS: boxes 5QSM; svapc.
rated, fancy. 7,kasti: apricots. fancy. IN:
choice. 10; peaches. fancy. unpeeled, s'tQ
81; pears, fancy. evaporated. 7@s: piums
pitted, choice, 7d7S: prunes. choice, boxeo
~: sacks. 9: dates. 6.t67.
RAISINS-Fancy clusters, 2o-lb. boxes
LIS: 4-crown LII clusters. lbOal.oo'
s-crown ILL., per box. 1.D@lso; ..
crown. loose muscats. per box. LIZ
Oils; ordinary. loose. per box. Oo0i5; z
crown loose. in sacks. per lb. ~; j.
crown, loose, in sacks, per lb.. blfmbN; 4
crown, fancy bleached, per lb.. 10 Sultana.
seedless. choice. per h.. 7lsG9. Fractions,
half crown, per h., sass: Sultana' seed
less. boxes 25: quarter boxes, 5oc per box
higher than whole.
LIVE STOCK-Per h.: Beeves. 2'@ms:
hogs, s,kGsx; lambs. per head, l.25al.eo;
sheep. per cwt.. 2.50M2.'o
DRESSED MEATS-All per lb.: Reef,
5iSM5%: veal, S@7ia; mutton. 8: lamb, 6;
GRAIN-wheat, 1.5o@1.eo; corn. small
yellow. 1.1O; large yellow. 1.10; oats, lilo
d1.25; barley, 20.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-Pink, 1.so
a1.e5: Lima. 22512.50: Lady Washington.
15c7l. 60: small whites. 1.6O@l.6S; green
field peas. 2.25G2 50: biack-eyed beans. 200;
garvancos, 1.75a2.0o; lentils. imported, $50
M,.00: lentils. California. S.00GS.50.
HIDES AND wOOL-New hide list:
Dry, IL: kip. 8: calf, Il: bulls. 8: sheep,
pelts SQ4 WOOL spring clip good, 4h96;
inferior. SG4.
TALLOW-1G2
BAGS met cash)-Calcutta. spot, ~ net:
potato bags, 4: dried fruit sacks. 100 lbs.
6lsG71s; bean sacks, s: walnut bags 14916;
wool sacks q.
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs, Nevada Bur-
banks choice to fancy, 1.10Q1.20; new pota-
toes. 90d1.00
CURED MEATS-Picnic hams. 6A: Rex,
liz: Roulette hams, 7% select mild cure.
Q: special fancy breakfast bacon. 114;
special breakfast bacon. IL: Rex bacon,
10A: Diamond c breakfast bacon. backs,
S.: Rex homeless hams, sugar cured. 9; Rex
homeless butts, So; Rex dried beef, sets, -:
Rex dried beef, insides II; Rex dried beef.
outsides, 10: smoked tongues. per lb.. Is;
medium bacon. S1a: dry salt clear bellies,
1920: av., q dry salt short clears. 35fl40:
av.. 6a4 salt clear backs. 81; Rex pure leaf
lard. iierces. 5%; Ivory. tierces, s: cot
tolene tierces, 61s Rexolene. tierces, ~;
special kettle rendered leaf, 6h.
The herald., 1897-06-09
and the trades. The discovery Of cheap
method may be Of Importance to American
manufacturers.
INSURANCE

The United States Casualty company
has discontinued writing burglary insur
ance.
Mr.. r. D. weston-Smith of Boston has
been appointed receiver of the Eagle Mu-
tual Fire insurance company of that city.
The name of the preferred Masonic Mu-
tual Life Insurance company has been
changed to the Detroit Mutual Life Insur-
ance company.
The suit of Titles against the Mutual Life
Insurance company of New York. involv-
ing $780, 900. has been settled out of court
OH a compromise.
Accident, plate glass and employers la
bility companies wrote aggregate risks In
Illinois during the year amounting to
1929, 275. .909 received in premiums $1.576.-
966. 76 and pad losses of 1851. .SS1.36.
Each of the thirteen directors Of the Vic
toria Fire Insurance company will be pre-
sented on June 1st with a gold medal from
the Union Assurance society of London 10
commemorate the jubilee year.
The herald., 1897-06-09
San Francisco Produce
i'll and Feed -Middlings, 1850

Mill and Feed Stuffs--Middlings, 1880
20.50. California bran. 1450d15.00.
Hay-Wheat, S.0VTt0 90; wheat and oat
7.o0I10.00; oat. 6.0oMs5o; barley. 5.0b6S.0 o
per ton: river barley. 5.0016 90: alfalfa 5.0t
GS.00: clover. 6.c0aSo0: stock. 5.OVd6.OO; com
pressed wheat. 6.5GG10.o0. Straw, per bale
35M50.
Potatoes-Early Rose. soa75 per cen.
tai: river Burbanks. 60d75: river reds
60d70; Oregon Burbanks, 60m'o; Peta
luna and Tomales Burbanks, 50G65
sweet potatoes. 1.00Il.25.
Dry Beans-Pink. 1l0Il.15: Lima. 1.50d
165: small white. 1.05G1. 90: large white, 10(
d115.
various-Onions, sO@75 per GENITAL; cut
do. 1.00d1.50 per Genital: dried peppers
6 per lb.; dried okra. 10d12h: garlic. Il.
62ls: common asparagus. 75a1.25: choice
do. 75G1.25; tomatoes. 1.25G250 per box;
green peas 10o11.5o; string beans, 2dSis
green peppers. 25T30 per box egg
plant. 10 per lb.: rhubarb. 4oG65 per box;
cucumbers, 50d60: Australian onions
3.00a3.5O new onions, 40G50; Mexican to-
matoes. 2.25d2.5O
Fresh Fruits-Aprcots. 40G65 per box;
Longworth strawberries. 6.O0GS.00 in
baskets: large Strawberries 80;
gooseberries, 1@1h per lb.: blackberries.
1.OOd1.1O per. crate; raspberries, 6.00ds.00
per drawer; currants, 2.00d25O per chest;
new apples. 40d60.
Citrus Fruits-Ordnary navel oranges,
2.o0a2.50 per box: choice do. 3.C0d5.o0 per
box: seeding oranges. 1.25G2.00: Medfter-
ranean sweets. 20od300; common Califor-
mia lemons. 756150: choice California
lemons. 2.OOd225; grape fruit 4.0oa4.50 per
box; Mexican lines. 5.50d6.00.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 1.25d2.50 per
bunch; Smyrna figs, 1904 per lb. dates,
s. pine apples. 3M5.
Dried fruits. jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks. 121s; choice
do. liz: fancy do, 8; choice, s; standard
6&; prime. 81.
Apples-Evaporated 5A: sun dried. 2Z.
Peaches-Fancy, 6h; choice. 5ls: stand
ard, Az; prime. 4; peeled. in boxes. 1o1a.
Pears-Fancy halves, 6; fancy quarters,
8; choice, Sh; standard. 215: prime, 2.
Pums-Pitted 4; unpitted, IL.
Prunes-Four sizes. IL.
Nectarines-Fancy. 5ls choice. AZ;
standard, l. 'TSs
Figs-Choice white 8; black. 4.
Raisins-Jobbing prices: In sacks or 80
ID. boxes-Four-crown. loose. 5A; three
crown. AZ two-crown. S% seedless sui
tanas, 5aa; seedess muscatels. AZ: in 2-lb.
boxes. three-crown London layers 125.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 17d1S: Sec
ond do 16isG17; fancy dairy, 16d161s: Sec
ond do 15dl51a.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new, 71h0S: fair to
good 7dS1s; California cream cheddar. Il
M12; Young America, 6ds1s: eastern, 14G
151a; western. 12d14.
Eggs-Store, 10a11; ranch, 12a14; duck 13
duck. 13.
| Poultry-Live turkey gobblers. 1211S pei
lb.: do hens. 1iG12: old ROSTERS 4.OOd4 81
per dozen; young do, 6.50G7 so: small broil.
ers. 200d3.50; large do. 4.0od500: fryers
5.00d600; hens, 3.50M4.50: ducks. old, 325G
$50; do young, S.50d5.5O; geese. 75a10O pei
pair: goslings. 75a1.25; pigeons, 1851 5,
| per dozen.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Building Permits

The following permits have been issued
by the superintendent of buildings:
M c. Mckenzie, cottage, Short, near
Mateo: $780,
T. l.. Duque. dwelling. Olive, between
Eleventh and Twelfth; s12500.
]. Duke, dwelling, Westlake, between
Seventh and Eighth; $500.
NJ. Wilson, to move building from Adobe,
between College and Bernard.
W. Jantzen, dwelling, Constance, near
Sixteenth; $500.
Nelson Bros. two cottages, Maple, be-
tween Thirty-first and Thirty-second; $500
each.
]. Steich. two-story carriage factory
San Pedro. between First and Second;
s2O45.
b. Dot, repairs, 6Ss South Spring $3.50.
H. Walker repairs. S29 Stanford: s25.
M. Barnes, cottage, Twenty-fifth, be-
tween Stanford and Vernon; $1,000.
The herald., 1897-06-09
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK, June S.-The tone of to-
days market for stocks was distinctly re-
dictionary throughout though not to a
marked extent. The tendency was made
the more marked by the failure of the
market to rally with any marked degree of
vigor under the strong impetus of the up
ward bound OF sugar. This failure was the
more notable on account of the great
stress laid by the traders in stocks hither-
to on the early disposition of the tariff
question by the passage of bill-a con-
summation of which seems appreciably
advanced by today's action of the Repub-
lican senatorial caucus. The heaviest in
fuence toward reaction came from Lon
don, though there were other elements OF
weakness in the market which must be
taken account of. Arbitrage brokers have
bought American securities in this mar
ket while the London exchange was closed
for the Whitsuntide holidays on Saturday
and yesterday. This was done, of course,
in the confidence that London would be a
buyer at the advancing prices upon re-
Stunning trading today. On the contrary,
the condition showed an inclination to
realize on earlier purchases of our securi-
ties and prices in consequence declined this
morning in London. This disposition to
realize was accentuated by the fact that
the regular fortnightly settlement on the
HOiiuoii cASidiiSe cOIlIleilCeu To-Day. I'll
vate cable advices received in Wall street
report also that London traders have been
considerably influenced by an attack by
the Times upon United States government
finances and financial policy. The stocks
bought here for London account in the last
days of the trading were without profit
able market and were offered for sale here.
All the international stocks reacted under
this state of affairs. Sugar was strong
all morning on Washington advices fore
shadowing the action of the senate caucus
from the sugar schedule Of the tariff bill
but surged upward with bound when tho
formal decision of the caucus and the
terms of the substitute became known.
The extreme rise was 4as and the close
was only slightly below that. The pre-
ferred gained 1ss. The covering of shorts
and long buying induced enormous trans
actions in this stock, the total sales of the
day numbering over 10000 shares out of a
total of all sales of about 2G0 COO shares.
The grangers were sold to take profits and
TO some extent on the belief that crops
have been damaged in the northwest.
oregon Navigation gained and Oregon
Navigation preferred 315 on the declaration
or the first quarterly dividend of per cent
on the stock on the reorganization. In
the general list small losses were general.
the early decline being led by the grangers
and internationals, but the rally left losses
generally very narrow. In the bond mar
ket business was less active, but the
strength of the market was impaired The
aggregate sales were ST. BIG 600 Govern
ment bonds were well supported and gained
signify on purchases of $1,000
The herald., 1897-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship.
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-whea'
easier: December. 1.2iis. Corn. large vel.
low. 1.00Ql. .OSs4. California bran. 145oQ
1900
Flour-Family extras. 4.15G4.S5: bakers
extras. 4.5oT465; superfine. 4i0G4.35.
Wheat-Shipping. l.22iaI1.25; for loca
use, 1.25Il. .e7ix: milling. 1.s0d1.s5.
Barley-Feed, 67lsd7lA; choice bright
72la: do new. 61iaM70; brewing. S5d90.
Oats-Common white. 95dl.07ls good tc
choice 1.10@l.2o fancy feed. 1.25d1.3o.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks, II. .3a2;
do oregon. 3s6S: wheat. centals. Sl90: bar
ley centals. 2035: do Oregon. go; beans,
sacks. 800; potatoes. sacks, 1920; onions
sacks. 407: bran. sacks. Oregon. 292; mid
dlings, sacks, s9 hay. tons. SlS; wool. bales
80; do Oregon. 4; hides, number. 400; wine,
gallons, 81 S0O
The herald., 1897-06-09
WEATHER AND CROPS
Conditions Prevailing Throughout
Southern California

Following is the United States depart
ment of agriculture climate and crop bull
letin Of the weather bureau for Southern
California for the week ending Monday,
June Z, 1897:
Cloudy night and foggy mornings pre-
vailed throughout the coast sections dur
ing the past week. light sprinkling rain
fell at Los Angeles on the morning of the
1st and sharp shower fell at Pasadena
on the I'd. The warmest weather which has
occurred so far this season set in on the
4th and continued at the close Of the week,
when the temperature ranged considerably
in excess of the normal. Beans and root
crops were much benefited by the foggy
mornings, while the warm days hastened
the ripening of fruits. Haying is about
finished and harvesting is progressing in
many sections. Early sown grain shows
about an ordinary crop, while the late
sown is very poor.
SAN LUIS OBISPO
The highest temperature during the week
The herald., 1897-06-09
Chicaro Live Stock

CHICAGO. June s.-Cattle--A few very
common steers sold at 4.0od4.26. and scat
tering sales of prime cattle at 5.0S@6: Il
with an occasional sale at 5.504560 This
was calf day and trade was active at firm
prices. Texas cows and bulls, 2.501S.b so,
and a few extra heifers. S.S5. Missouri fed
lots brought 4.3504.60.
Hogs-Sales at s.2003.57h for poorest to
best hogs: bulk. 3.45Q13.55.
Sheep--Inferior to choice lots sold at
25OQS.65 mostly at s.50a4.lo: prime heavy
export native sheep. 4.7cI4.S5; lambs sold
at 3.25f5.0 and Colorado wooled lambs. 500
@545; spring lambs lower at S.5ou675.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; hogs, $4,000; sheep,
IL 00O
The herald., 1897-06-09
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, June S.-Bar silver. 60;
Mexican dollars, 47 1916
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-Bar silver
59N: Mexican dollars, 49G491a.
LONDON, June S.-Bar silver p 9-16d.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, June S.-Money on call
easy at 1G1A per cent last loan. 1; closed,
IL per cent; prime mercantile paper, 3RG4;
sterling exchange steady. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 4.s6Ad4.S and
4.S5AG4.S6 for sixty days: posted rates,
4s6lsG4.S7 and 4.Ss674. SSH: commercial bills,
4.S515: silver certificates, 60d60as.
SAN FRANCISCO. June S.-Drafts,
sight 171a: telegraphic, 20.
LONDON, June s.-Consols, 1885.
The herald., 1897-06-09
The London Market

NEW YORK, June S.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says,
The stock markets are still very quiet
but Americans are disposed to advance
sharply on any encouragement from Wall
street. Today they opened below parity,
but closed at an improvement and very
steady The Paris bourse had steady
opening, but later relapsed into dullness.
The Berlin market was quiet and little
da,n
The herald., 1897-06-09
BAN DIEGO COUNTY,
Accepted His Franchise

E. p, Clark has flied with the City
Clerk an acceptance of all the terms and
conditions in the street railway fran
chise awarded him on May g. This is the
railway franchise known as the DAILY
street.
The herald., 1897-06-09

was IS degrees and the lowest was a de.
grees The weather conditions were gen.
orally favorable
VENTURA COUNTY
West Saticoy-Cool. foggy days were
good for beans and fruits, which are look
ing very we'll for the season
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Los Angeles City-A light sprinkling rain
fell on the morning of the LIST Cloudy
nights and foggy mornings prevailed.
Warm weather set in on the 4th, which
continues at the close Of the week. The
highest temperature was SS degrees and
the lowest So degrees. The rainfall was a
trace.
Fairmont-Harvesting will begin next
week. Early grain is an average crop. but
late grain is very poor. Almonds are doing
well and peaches and apricots are a fair
crop. The weather is warm.
La Canada-The weather has been clear
and warm. Trees and vines are growing
rapidly and the prospects continue good
for a large fruit crop. The highest temp
erature was s. degrees and the lowest So
degrees.
Pasadena-A sharp shower Of rain fell on
the morning OF the I'd and hot spell fol.
lowed on the 4th. which ran the tempera-
ture to over 95 degrees. Crops are doing
well and hay and grain are cut and cured
Apricots are large and plentiful.
Downey-The barley hay crop has been
harvested and the same land Is being irri-
gated, plowed and planted to corn. To-
bacco fields are looking well. Peaches will
be abundant but light crop of other de-
ciduous fruits is anticipated. Blackberries
are ripening and the vines are heavily COW
cred. Alfalfa hay fields will be cut every
five weeks until the fall rains set in. There
is continuous harvest of garden truck the
year round in this locality.
Rivera-Farmers have just finished har-
vesting immense crops Of barley hay.
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
Crafton-The week has been marked by
the warmest weather Of the season.
Oranges are doing WELL The highest
temperature was 80 degrees and the lowest
50 degrees.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Elsinore-About normal weather condi-
tions prevailed during the past week The
highest temperature was loS degrees and
the lowest 81 degrees.
ORANGE COUNTY
Santa Ana-Cloudy night and mornings.
with heavy dews, prevailed. The after
Moons were clear. The highest tempera-
ture was % degrees and the lowest 60 de-
grees.
Fullerton-Foggy mornings and warm
afternoons prevailed during the week.
Haying is finished and the crop Is large.
The highest temperature was So degrees.
Capistrano-The highest temperature
during the week was "A degrees and the
lowest 90 degrees.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The average temperature for the week
was l degree less than the normal. The
highest was 10 degrees and the lowest IS
degrees The warmer weather Of the past
week was beneficial to fruits. Berries are
becoming brighter in color and the general
demand more nearly met. Grain of all
kinds is looking well. This section of the
county will harvest more wheat oats, ETC..
than ever before. No rain fell during the
| week, which was the normal condition. A
heavy fog on the 5th did much good.
Valley Center-Farmers are now busy
harvesting the grain crop.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK. June s.-California dried
fruits steady; evaporated apples. prime
wire tray. 41ad4as: wood dried. prime, 42sd
AZ; choice, 41sG4A; fancy, 4%d5.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Boston Quotations

BOSTON, June S-Atchison, liz; Bell
Telephone, 229; Burlington, 7Sls; Mexican,
Sa; San Diego, 8.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Petroleum
Local Quotations

NEW YORK, June S.-Petroleum wa.
dull; Pennsylvania crude July, SSc.
The herald., 1897-06-09

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm creameries, 1l014k:
dairies. s@12. Cheese was steady at TAGS.
Eggs were firm; fresh. 3.
The herald., 1897-06-09
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, June s. The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
Ware as follows: