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his agreement for another term ofyears
owing to conflicting interests
Mark Thall has engaged with Georgls
Cayvan for next season.
Catharine Lewis has been added t
the cast Of The Circus Girl at Daly's.
Harry Corson Clarke's permanent ad'
dress is the Baldwin hotel. San Fran
cisco.
Alice Nelson goes abroad in July and
expects to study under Marchesi for sew
eral seasons.
Lorimer Stoddard. who dramatized
Tess" has written play for the Fraw-
ley company.
Pauline Hall has received an offer te
appear next September at the Winter
Garden. Berlin.
Richard Mansfield's new play is called
'The Master of Ceremonies" 1t 10 now
being played In Boston.
Ada Rehan and the DAILY stock COM
pany close their season with q two
weeks engagement in Chicago.
Sir Henry Irving was unanimously
reelected president Of the Actors asso-
citation at It's last meeting in London.
1nOIudS w. heeHe has AcCCiNSH 81
offer to enter vaudeville. II he accepts
he will present a condensed version Of
Drink"
Nina Bertini Humphreys is In London
Reginald de Koven has succeeded DR.
Gerritt Smith as president of the Manu-
script society.
| Augustus Thomas IL writing new
play, I'm Illinoy," for Digby Bell.who has
won legitimate success In Mr.. Thomas
1.-THE Hoosier Doctor"
Stanislaus Strange will sail on June
5th for England to arrange for the prod
uction of 1.-THE Wedding Day" at the
London Savoy on October list. Irene
Perry and w. G. Passmore will be in the
cast.
Louis Nethersole says that when his
sister returns to this country again
which will be the season after next-it
will not be under the Frohman manage
ment. Miss Nethersole for some time
past has appeared to be dissatisfied with
many things connected with her tour,
says the Mirror.
Belle Archer, who is playing Mrs. Ebb-
smith in "A Contented Woman" and
was engaged for next year with that
play, will leave Hoyt & McKee's forces
at the end of this season, as: the firm has
decided not to send out "A Contented
Woman" in the autumn, and there Is no
Fart for Miss Archer in their other plays.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis James were in New
York last week.
A. H. Candy, who has managed Fran
els Wilson's comic opera company for
eight years, has decided not to renew
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a
of
she famo
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"Phroso" is being dramatized by
Messrs. Anthony Hope and Edward
Rose, who are being assisted in the work
by II. V. Esmond.
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w,n Lat rreo for Mere Flttesn Days

First-class mining stocks. subject to the
approval of the listing COMMITTEES and call
for six months free. Get listing blanks at
once. Los Angeles Mining and Stock Ex.
change, 2O2 s. Broadway.
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Redondo Beach Trains Today

On the Santa Fe leave at 1887 a. M.
9:45 a. M, 11:03 a. M. p. M, $40 p. M,
6:15 p. m. Returning last train leaves
the beach p. m. Third Regiment band
will give grand concert during the day.
The herald., 1897-05-30
OPEN AIR "FAUST"

Preparations for the Summer Season
at Fiesta Park
The opening date for the first pro-
duction in any country of Faust as an
outdoor spectacular play is set for Sat-
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Announcements

ORPHEUM. - advance Announce
ment) There will be all sorts Of vaude-
vile allurements at the Orpheum this
week, music, vocal and instrumental,
comedy of several varieties, acrobatice
dancing and about everything that is
best in the variety line. The star pre-
eminent of the new bill VIII be Tacianu,
a male soprano who is announced as
one of the greatest vaudeville artists
that ever came out to this coast. HIS
vocal prowess," as an eastern writer
puts it, "is not limited at either extrem-
ity of the register, he being able to sky
lark about among the high notes in the
neighborhood of upper G, while posese-
ing the ability to rumble in the baritone
regions with equal facility"
A troupe of six imported burleSque
pantomimists with the celebra ted
Osrani at their head, promise something
very diverting in this entertaining
branch of vaudeville. Osrani and his
company will appear in a funny con-
cert entitled "Yvette," a French pro-
duction, reported to be an extravagantly
humorous skit.
An artist who may be looked to for
a very sensational act is the daring little
trapeze performer, Ami, who is heralded
as the most clever aerialist in the bust
ness. She is much like the female San
dow, Captain, who made such hit here
come time ago. Ami has the credit of
being phenomenally developed woman
and as expert on the trapeze as she is
muscular.
Those delightful singers. Signor Alberti
and Nine. Orlandi are re-engaged for
another week, and the holdovers include
Fleurette and her four shapely "fleurs
de lis" the AndeTsons in their COON songs
and dances, and Ed Lateile with his
banjo and saxophone and a fresh string
of jokes.
There will be the two usual perform
ances today, the new program going on
Monday evening.
4 4 =
THE BURBANK.-(Advanc An
nouncement) The past week has been
voted to "Love Finds Way" which
has been well received. This week,
commencing Monday, May 31st, "Erma
the Elf will be given for the first time
at the Burbank. This is a serio-comic
The herald., 1897-05-30

Theatrical London is to have a new
s'aneation-no less than a presentation
of Hogarth on the stage. For two
years Mr.. Weldon Grossmith has been
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sAesx: veal. so7X: mutton. s; lamb. q

sts9sx; veal. GOTH: mutton, s; lamb. Q;
dRAfN-wheat. l.5o@1. 80; corn. small
yellow, Ito; large yellow, LILO; oats.
: Be BEANS AND DRIED PEAs-Pink. 1.so0
1.65; Lima. 225G2.50; Lady Washington, 1.50
@1.60 small whites 1.60Q1.65; green field
peas, 225q2.50; black-eyed beans, 200; gar
vancos. 1.75Q2.00; lentils. imported. 6.50q
100; lentils. California, S.00J3.50.
HIDES AND WOOL-New hide lis.
Dry. IL; kip. 81. calf, II; bulls. s; sheep
pelts, 104; wool. spring clip. good, 4hU6;
TALLOW-1Q2.
BAGS. met cash)-Calcutta, spot, ~ net;
potato bags. 4: dried fruit sacks, 100 lbs,
sh@;7h; bean - sacks. s; walnut bags. l4Gls;
POTATOES-Per 100 lbs. Nevada Bur-
banks, choice to fancy. 1.1o@1.2o; new pota-
toes. 9OJ100.
CURED MEATS-Picnic hame. 81; Rex,
liz; Roulette hams. TX: select mild cure,
g. special fancy breakfast bacon. ll1a: spec
ial breakfast bacon, IL; Rex bacon, 10A ;Dia-
mond c breakfast bacon, backs. s: Rex
butts. s1A: Rex dried beet sets, :; Rex
dried beef, insides, IA; Rex dried beef.
(outsides). 10; smoked tongues. per lb. Is;
medium bacon, SA: dry salt clear BELLE
1920; av., Z; dry salt short clears, 35640:
av.. 6%; salt clear backs, 61s: Rex pure leaf
lard, tierces, 5A; Ivory, tierces, s; cot
tolene. tierces, 6h; Rexolene. tierces
5h; special kettle rendered leaf. 6H.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Local Quotations

Yesterday saw the largest arrivals of
fruit for any one day this season. By
the morning train from the north some
$500 boxes of cherries. currants, gooseber-
ries, etc., came to hand. and the after
noon express brought over 400 more Not
withstanding the larg supply, the market
cleaned up well and prices were we'll main
tanned About 1900 boxes of cherries are
due to arrive by express today. There
was no change in butter or eggs, the mar
ket being firm, with good demand.
EGGS-Fancy ranch. 13; fair to good,
12@121a.
SUTTER-Tancy local creamery. per 2
ID. square. 421s; fancy coast creamery,
per 2-lb square. 40; dairy, 1%-lb rolls,
sO@S2ls; fancy 2-lb. square. S5Qs71a; tub.
CHEESE-Local factory, large size, ah@
10; do Young America. 10@101a; do S-lb
hand, 11Q11h &c extra per lb. when cased
VEGETABLEs-Beets per 100 lbs" ."' 7o: g
cabbage, per 100 lbs, 60@65; chiles, dry, per
string. 50@60: Mexican. per lb.. 10011: green,
dozen. 40; lettuce. dozen, 1920; green
peas, lb., Sh@4; turnips, 100 lbs., 1885,
artichokes, 25@S0 per dozen; rhubarb, 1906
per 100. 75GS5; green onions, per dozen, 20
leeks, per dozen, Is; parsley, per dozen, rs
radishes. per dozen. 20; spinach. 20; summe'
1tRi GREEk n FRuiTs-Y. N. P. apples. IN.
@2.O0. box: Strawberries. common, gas; fam
cy, 99lO bananas. bunch. 2.0012.50; crates,
extra; cherries, Tartarian, per box, go;
"a; blackberries. per box, 7@S; goose
berries, per lb.. 1904; apricots. per crate,
15ql;oo; currants, per crate, 4oQ50; rasp-
fancy per H.. S0sssz; imported r syrnas Smyrna.
Cirrus FRuITs-oranges, st. Mich
aels. 250Q3.00; Mediterranean Sweets, 225
@2.5O; Malta Bloods. 25O@275; seedlings,
l.5oa2.OO; lemons. fancy, Eureka. 1.5o: Eu-
reRa I,n ana ida m1spons e0so LSo uncured. 60075;
HONEY AND BEEswAx-Honevcomn
S@l1 per lb.; strained, 5k@6; beeswax. 1S0
PoULTRY-Hens. 4.5oa475; per dozen:
young roosters. 6.oOq560; broilers, 5000
$50: old roosters. 4.0Og4.25; ducks. 5.2505. Is:
srksos per dosen vs sSo aS sassps ls @
s,oOGsoo; oat. S.o6Gioo0: Alfalfa, baled. dssS q %
9a, 90; loose, 100000; new crop. ali kinds
M1LLsTuFFs-Flour. local mills, 4.so
bbl. Stockton brands, 500; Oregon. ass:
eastern, 5;S5q5.5O; shorts, ton, local, 1900;
per loo Ibs lilo; feed meal per iSs ioo ibs. cIfs
NJrs.WaInu5s; N Los Angeles. SOS; mo
anay 's sso sofssss sostaSe Los sS Ms;Ss
per shell, iiGl2K; hardsheii. 7Gs; ss: pscans ms
coll; tilberts, III; Braziis, 10: pinons. SOLO
DRIED TRUITs--Apples,. sun-dried.
sacks, per TO-, 4gs; boxes, 5@5h; evapo-
choice. 10; peaches, fancy, unpeeled, 7j&9
81; pears. fancy evaporated. 7@9; plums
pitted. choice, 1Qs: prunes. choice. boxei'
RAIsINs-Fancy. clusters. 2o-lb, boxes,
l.Io; 4-crown IL clusters. 1.500l 60:
s-crown LII. per box, l2s0l. s5 s.
crown loose muscats. per box
l.1O01.15; ordinary loose. per BOX. so@is:
2-crown loose In sacks. per lb., *; ).
crown, loose IN sacks. per lb. 65k@SE; 4
1sedless. choice. per y. 7k@S.. Fractions,
Halt crown. per ib.. e@63t; suitana, seed.
less. boxes boxes, e: quarter boxes. 50 cts per
LIVE sTOCK--Per 10: Beevea. slk0s.
hoss. sA@sK lambs per head. 1.25Gi -
'i5iGi DRn1sh6 Hii S"s SizSz, - ~ p..s,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship.
ments Receiyad

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.-wheat in.
active; December, 1.20A. Corn, large vel
low, 1.o0910sA California bran, 4.5O1i5. 90
Flour-Family extras. 4.75Q4.s5; bakers
extras. 4.50g4.65; superfine, 4.1O04.S5.
Wheat-Shipping, 122h@l. .25: for local
use. 1.25@1.27h; milling. 13O@135.
Barley-Feed. 671zQ71A; choice bright
7a11z; do new. 20; brewing, S5Q9O.
Oats-Puget sound, 1071aQ1. 20: fancy
white feed higher; inferior grades, 959
1.07h. y
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. %. 7o4. do
Washington. 1904; wheat centais. s5: do
Washington. 1910; barley. centals, 1855:
oats, centals, $40; beans. sacks, 27o; corn
centals, 21O; do eastern, 500: potatoes
sacks. 1869; do Washington, $780,; onions
sacks. $50; bran. sacks, 1877; middlings'
SACKS, olo; nay. tons. 40S; wool. bales 2; do
Washington. S8: hides number. 1909: oilick.
silver, TASKS. IS; wine. gallons, 22.1Oo:
brandy, gallons. 200O.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, June 7.-Cattle-An excep-
tionally choice lot of black cattle from
Iowa sold for 5.3O the highest price in a
long time. Native beef steers. 400G5.S0;
choice 5.4Ga55O; good to choice feeders,
4.00@440; stockers, 3.504360.
Hogs-Sales were at extreme ranges,
3.20G3571a; bulk, 345d3.55
Sheep-Sales of lambs slow at 3.25G5.00
for shorn focks and 5.25@5.45 for wooled
Colorados; spring lambs were 25 cents
lower. with slow sales at 400d6.00; sheep
sold slowly at 2.50@3.O0 for the poorest, to
4.25G50O for prime to extra natives; the
bulk of the sheep sold at S.75G4.50; fat
natives were scarce.
Receipts-Cattle, 1900; hogs, $4,000;
sheep, 1900.
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|Hudyar1
| Cures

If you are in state Of physical or
mental debility and realize that some
thing must be done, YOU CAN BE
CURED. The great Hudyan Remedy
Treatment has been used by the doctors
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tunity of discovering the sterling mer-
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a remedy treatment for the curing OF
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ancholia and Spermatorrhoea. Use the
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Real Estate Transfers

MONDAY, June 7.
w. H. Lyon to d. 2. Holloway-Lots G
and Z. Pico. Cahuenga Valley tract; $1,000
| T. Z. and E. M. Morgan to c. E. Kinney
Lots H. Is, 10 and 20, subdivision Of part
of Mrs. Halls tract; $2000
| A. A. Campbell to c. E. Shattuck and r
A. Scherer-Lot 5. block 10. Garvanza 5000
| Same to same-Lot 4, block 26, Electric
| Railway Homestead association tract; $3.50
| c. e. Shattuck and r. A. Scherer to A
| A. Campbell-Lot 72,Alexandre WE'LL tract
$105O
W. w. Howard to W. L. Graves-wes
half Of southwest quarter. section 6,
| south, IA; $4,000.
c. c. and M. L. Warren to J. P. Perro--
Lot s, w. J. Kesslers subdivision. Pomona
$3.50.
East Whittier Land and Water company
to e. j. Hatch-Lots 8 and 4. block II, East
Whittier ranch; $3.50.
/. L. and M. Fetterman to L. Lyon-South
half Of lots II to 20, block los, Long Beach
$1,000
B. R. de Buddle ct al. by L. A. Phillips
commissioner, to E. MISUNDERSTANDING or
west line of San Pedro street; $1499.
]. c. Baird ct al. to T. Allen-East 20 feet
of lot II, and west 10 feet Of lot 16. block 4,
San Fernando; $412.50.
A. WE'LL to ]. Powrie-Lot 290, Alexandra
WE'LL tract; s225.
j. FOWrle TO U. Haman-Lot ,29O Alex
andre WE'LL tract; $500.
F. Schedwill to H. and NJ. Schneider-All
interest in lot 72. Goldsworthys Eighth
street tract; 5000.
C. B. Van Every. trustee. to c. G. Leh-
man-South "a feet Of east half of lot Z
block A, Moreno Vineyard tract: $780,
I. L. and r. c. Ford to E. 8. Rowley--
Lot 8. E. s. Rowley's resubdivision; $135.
s. W. Ruffin to E. Hyer-Part of lot 49,
Mcdonald tract; $1,000.
| w. T. and M. M Dalton to S. Wakeling
Lot 30. block 5. George Dalton. sr., tract
$500.
E. X. and c. W. Foster to F. B. Harbert
Undivided half interest in north S3 1-3 feet
of lot Is, block n West Los Angeles tract
$3.50.
Dew. and L. Temple to M. d. sinnott-
Lot !. ]. A. Parker's resubdivision: $275.
e. A. and A. e. Eaton to S. E. Harney-
! Lot 20, Walker tract; $2400
c. E. Young to NJ E. C. Munday-Undi.
vided 1-10th of all interest in estate Of
R. s. Baker, deceased; $1,000.
F. N. and s. Pauly to c. M. timson-Lot
II. o. ]. Mair's tract; $500.
| SUMMARY
Iotal .$2S, 1893 Il
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Interpretations

The Perfect Letter Opener company in
corporated today with capital stock OF
100000. divided into 100000 shares, the full
amount being subscribed. The directors
are F. N. Pauly F. G. Calkins, H. Y STAN
ley, q. M. Wilcox, Los Angeles, and e. E.
Synge, Santa Monica. The purpose of the
company is to manufacture attachments
for envelope machines for placing strand
or thread in envelopes which may be used
as letter opener. etc.
The Kelso Creek Mining and Develop
ment company also Incorporated today
with capital stock of $500, ,O0O divided
into the same number of shares, Of which
amount 5000 has been subscribed. The
directors are ]. H. Williams, B. F. vree-
land. w. H. Davis, E. H. Hanna and e, s.
Tomblin, all Of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-06-08
California Fruit Sales

CHICAGO, J6ne 1.-THE Earl Fruit COM
pany sold California fruit today as fol-
lows: Apricots, Royal, 1.259205 per half
crate; Seeding, S541.2O; New Castle, roo
1.2o Cherries, Royal Anne, 40a80; Black
Tartarlan, 10000; other varieties, 35@60.
Porter Brothers company sold today:
California apricots, Royal 1.S0 per crate;
Seeding. 1.05@1.25; New Castle, 70. Cher
ries Royal Anne, 25@SO per box; Deacon,
Go; Tartarian, 30d55; Oregon. 35G50
NEW YORK, June 7.-Porter Brothers
company sold today at open auction: April
cots, seeding. 1.40G1.75; Royal, 1.55; Prin-
gle, S501.45 New Castle, 1.20. Cherries,
Tartarian. 25G2.60 Royal Anne. 55Q1.S0;
Rockport. $3.50; assorted, S5; Eagle. 65
@S0; Governor Wood, S5@70; Centennial. 65
@75; others, 30ll65.
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choice do. 1.25a2.oo; tomatoes. L2S@L 50 box;
green peppers. 25@so per box; egg
s.25G2.5O per box; rhubarb, 4oGa5 per box;
cucumbers, 5OG65; Australian onions,
3.00G3.50; new onions, 40Q5O
Fresh Fruits-Apricots. 5O0l.00 per box;
Longworth strawberries, 6.Oo@S 90 IN
gooseberries. l@21s per lb.; blackberries
.00Q11.50 per crate; rasperries, 7.O0Q10.00 per
drawer; white cherries, 259S5 per box;
black cherries, 2ogso per box: currants. 200
Citrus Fruits-Ordinary navel oranges
2.00Q2.5O per box; choice do. 3.00@40o per
box; Seeding oranges. 1.25Q2.5O; Mediter-
MIA lemons. 75@1.5O: choice California
box; Mexican lines. 800.
Tropical fruits-Bananas. i.0002.os per
bunch; Smyrna figs. 1914 cents per pound;
Dried fruits. jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
do. 11A; fancy do, 9; choice. 8; standard,
Apples-Evaporated. 81: sun dried. ~.
Peaches-Fancy. ga; choice, ~; stand
Pears-Fancy halves, 9; fancy quarters.
s; choice, 31a; standard, 21a; prime.2.
Plums-Pitted, 4; unpitted, IN.
Prures-Four sizes, ~.
Nectarines-Fancy, 5h; choice, ~; stand.
ard, 4.
Figs-Choice white. 8: black. A.
Raisins-Jobbing prices: In sacks or 60-lb
boxes-Four-cr loose. 5N; three-crown
AZ; two-crown, SN seedless sultanas ~;
seedless muscatels, Az. In 2-lb boxes
Three-crown London layers. 1.2S,
Butter-Fancy creamery, 1612017h; Sec
ond do, 151kQ16; fancy dairy, 141xQl5 second
do, 1904.
Cheese-Fancy mild, new, 7A@S; fair to
good. 7@7k; California cream cheddar. j
0D1215 Young America, S@9; eastern, 14@
151a western, 12QI14.
Eggs-Store. 1O@101s; ranch. 1904;
duck, 13.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers, 12d13 per
lb.; do hens 11@12; old roosters, 4.0014.50;
per doz; young do, 6.5OGs.O0; small broilers.
200g3.50: large do. 40O44.5O; fryers, 5000
600; hens, 3.50G4.50: ducks. old, 325G3.b0;
do young, S.5005.00; geese, 75dl1 90 per pair;
goslings. 75@1.25; pigeons. 1.o0d125 per
The herald., 1897-06-08
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK. June THE strong up
ward movement of the grangers which was
the feature of the market during all Of last
week received some check today on ac-
count of rumors of damage to the corn and
other crops in the northwest by the bad
weather. Burlington and St. Paul, the
leaders of the group, receded somewhat
IN value In consequence and the whole
market was more or less adversely
affected. Northwest also lost fraction
The dealings In the two leaders, especially
Burlington, were quite heavy but strong
support was Forthcoming for them at the
lower level. Indeed, st. Paul rose at one
time fraction above Saturdays close.
The reaction in Burlington, and. at times
in other special stocks due to influences
operating individually upon them, did not
affect the strong undertone of the market.
There was nothing like general reaction
nor a general swing toward lower range
of prices. such as the room traders have
been keenly watchful for during the last
two weeks. Rock Island was the strong
element In the granger group, and was an
exception in showing a net gain. Tho
market lost nothing OF the broadening ten
dency which increasingly characterized 1t
last week. and the dealings were well dis
tributed and the buying good all through
the general list. The heaviness Of indi-
vidual stocks was due to special causes,
duu ILLS WOIhcu q ueClluo III tQe market.
from time to time. But the decline was in
almost all cases fully recovered. Commis-
sion houses were again buyers for outside
customers and the arbitrage brokers were
also in the market. although the London
exchange was closed in observance of the
Whitsuntide holidays. This buying was in
dicated by the strength in Louisville and
Nashville, the Northern Pacific stocks and
Atchison preferred. The fact that there
was no announcement of a shipment of
gold by tomorrow's steamers helped to
sustain confidence in the market. Western
Union was sold down on revived rumors
OF dividend reductions by the executive
committee which Is to meet tomorrow. But
the loss was more than recovered the
stock gaining a fraction. The strength Of
tne Gould group was no small factor in
ralyfng the market In the early decline
SO that small net gains were the result at
the close. Manhattan was notably strong.
rising 2ss after a decline of Y. Tobacco
ana General Electric gained q point. but
iost II. Sugar was strong. rising ~ from
the low point, but showed some reaction.
Rubber preferred rose az. Other notable
gains were: New Haven, 4; Oregon Navi-
cation preferred. 8h; Northern Pacific
common and preferred. Lead ana PULL
man. point or more. sThird-avenue street
Railway jumped to 156. against la. the Iasf
preceding sale. The tendency Of pricer In
the bond market continued eenerallv nm
ward. but some Of the speculative issueu
lagged under the influence OF the reaIixinr
orders. The purchases tor continentaI ~
count were very heavy ard embraced most
OF the principal securities havtne a intor-
national market The aesregete nc Vsfo'
The herald., 1897-06-08
California Grain

SAN FRANCISCO, June THE report
of the San Francisco produce exchange for
the month Of May last shows the following
flour and grain remaining in the state OF
California on June 1st: Flour, bbls., 81 $50;
wheat, 'centals, 1,733.S $50; barley, centals,
1853, 600; oats, centals, 81, $50; beans, sacks,
505.730; corn. centals. 61,280; rye. centals,
81 260
The herald., 1897-06-08
San Frarassco Produce

NH and Feed stuffs-Middlings. 1S5o7
900. California bran. 14.50015.50.
Hay-Wheat. 6.00@10.50; wheat and oat.
10oQl000; oat, .6004S.50; barley, 6.O0@S 90:
per ton; river barley, 6.00QD6.0O; alfalfa. 6'00I
@S00; clover, 600@p8.00: stock, s. 0O@6' 90: con.
pressed wheat. e5@l.0o. Straw. per bale,
Potatoes--Early Rose, eo@7s per CEN
tai; river Burbanks, 6O@75; river reds.
66O@70; Oregon Burbanks, 65@90: Peta,'
luna ana Tomalss Hurbanks. 6O0s6;
Dry Beans-Pink. 1,10@l16y Lima, 500
lSS; small white. 1.O60l. 20; large white. l.00
various-o Onions, oog75 per Genital; out
~ eents per pound; dried okra, I0f iSk:
eafltc, 1A82s5; common asparagai, IN d.;
The herald., 1897-06-08
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, June 7.-Money on call
easy at 1A@1h per cent; last loan. IN per
cent; closed at 1@1A per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 3h@4 per cent; sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S7 for demand and 4.S5%
G4.S7 for sixty days; posted rates, 4.Ss1s@
4S7 and 4.sS@4SS1A; commercial bills, Assn
silver certificates, 60@60H.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Drafts,
sight, Is; telegraphic, 17H.
LONDON, June 7.-Consols, lis.
The herald., 1897-06-08

Fannie Edgar Thomas writes from
Paris in her Courier letter: Madame
Eames Story sang at the matinee musi-
Gale of her good friend Mrs. w. Pell this
week On the program were etude and
valse, Chopin. and Bach aria, Holl-
man in his own and other compositions,
Madame Story in Schubert and in songs
by Hahn and Holman, accompanied
by the composers"
The herald., 1897-06-08

Melba sang four times at private
soiree given by Nine. Marchesi last
week. The mad scene from "Lucia, :"
three Bemberg ballades with accompani-
npents by the composer and Massonets
"Sevillana" were her selections.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50, ,073, ,423;
gold reserve, $14S,6 1886.
The herald., 1897-06-08
Chickering q Sons announce that th1

Chickering & Sons announce that they
have engaged Anton Seidl and his or.
chestra to give during the coming sea.
son six orchestral concerts on the fol
lowing dates: November 9, December 7
January 4, 1898, February 1, March 1
April 5. To make these concerts popu.
lar and within the reach of all they have
arranged the tickets at popular prices
The herald., 1897-06-08
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, June 7.-Bar silver, co.
Mexican dollars. Az.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7-Bar silver
59%; Mexican dollars, 491a@5O
LONDON. June 7.-Bar silver 27 9-16d,
The herald., 1897-06-08
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June 7.-California dried
fruits steady; evaporated apples. prime.
wire tray. 4N@4h per pound wood dried
prime. 1904; choice. 41z@4A; fancy, ~
M5
The herald., 1897-06-08
Silver Exports

NEW YORK, June THE total exports
OF silver tomorrow will be 100000 ounces,
of which the Servia will take so, 900 and the
Havel 100000.