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The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-01

4th on the Senator, Victoria, Ore- gon and Olympia.
 Seattle, May Latest tele- grams from Tokio confirm the mag nitude of the disaster to the Rus sian fleet, and point to the fact Ithat Russia's hopes so far as the war is concerned now lies in wha, may be accomplished by the army in Manchuria.
 Washington, May 3O-The Post says that the navy department has received an official telegram from Tokio saying that the Russian flag ship kniage Souvaroff went down in the engagement Sunday, and that Admiral Rojestvensky was lost. No details, as to the other divisions of the Russian fleet have been obtained. although it is thought that portion of the fleet has got past the Japs and is on the way to Vladivostock.
 Seattle. May 30-Captain John A. O'Brien, of the steomer Olym- pia, fell down hatch on his ves- sel to-day, sustaining serious in juries. He will probably die. Tokio,, May 29-The government has made public the following de- tails of the naval battle. in the strait of Korea: Of the Russian fleet the battleships Borodino, and Alexander 2nd:, armored cruisers Admiral Xkahimoff, Dmitroi Dous- koi, Vladimir and Monimach:. iron clad Admiral Ouskakoff; protected cruisers Svietlana and Jentchung; repair ship Kamchatka and cruiser Xrtesf were sunk and the battle ships Orel and Nicholas list: iron clads Admiral Sriayin and General Admiral Apraxive were captured. The Japanese fleet is practically uninjured..
 New York. Mag 3O- Robbers lransacked the flat occupied by Mary Ellen Lease here last night One held q revolver to her head while the other plundered the hplace..
 F Mfssoula,. May 3O-Passenger train No. ? on the Northern Pacific. east bound was held up at Bear mouth today. The express car iwas blown to pieces and footed, the thieves getting away with consider able booty.
 Rhiladelphia,. May 3O-After a contest lasting five days the bood- Hing council yielded to public opin- jon and cancelled the contract they had made to lease thu city gas works for a years. Citizens have expressed their dlsapproval of the lease at mass meetings. | Tokio, May 3O-It is reported that R"jes.,ensky tried to escape in a torpedo boat destroyer from the flagship. but was captured. Fighting still continues, off Okino island.
 ]. Portland, May 3O-;rhe Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opens Thursday. Vice President Fairbanks will be present as per isonal representative of Rnosevelt. The president himself will press a golden key in the Whitehouse to. set the machinery in motion. | Chicago, May 3C-Ricting ha s broken out afresh to-day among he striking teanlsters. The police were compelled to use clubs and ''iesolvers. The militia will prob ably be called out
 London, May 3O-The Times Sl. Petersburg correspondent wires that during the battle seventy Jap- anese torpedo boats dashed at the Russians, disabling battleships and cruisers, but at a terrible loss ,o themselves, sixty oi the torpedo 1. boats being lost.
 If you would enjoy good health
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-01
Telegraphic Items

Seattle, May 30-Two thousand people will leave for Alaska June 4th on the Senator, Victoria, Ore gon and Olympia.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-06-01
Boosting Ine Trail.

Tls Fairbanks chamber al om. 6Srcs has warded eommuni.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
's@**F***a:s'E' : s.st.F'sU sU'F*s*ss#s*s
Rv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 23.--The varying luc-
tuations of the price level on the stock ex-
change yesterday reflected a condition of
uncertainty and q good deal of mystfca-
tion of the speculative mind. The mystery
continued to center around the source OF
effective and imposing selling yesterday
The uncertainty had to do with the nature
of todays buying and the question Of its
substantial motive.
1t was the general suppostion that yes
terday's violent declines would have nat
ural supplement today In large additional
selling orders. The level OF prices of last
night was quite generally below the ex-
treme decline of last month and having
broken through that level the usual course
in speculative market is a considerable
1t became evident very quickly today,
however, that neither the impairment of
margins nor the nervous feeling aroused
by yesterdays weakness had resulted in any
considerable accession of the selling pres
sure.
Public announcement was made almost
Immediately of the suspension of the Mer-
chants Trust company, and professional
bear traders followed their invariable rule
when the bad news which induced the short
selling had come out. There a very
general opinion that If trouble of this trust
company was the inducement to the selling
yesterday. the pressure had been consider
ably overdone, that 1t behooved the SELL
to retrace their course. 1t occurred to
the vacilatng mind of the trader how
ever, that the arrest of the selling in the
early hours yesterday was but a prelude to
heavier selling as the day advanced.
The reaction of the first hour in conse-
quence wiped out practically all of the
gains The second upward movement was
due to n feeling of reinsurance that the
pressure to sell did not develop the dread
ed urgency. Covering of short contracts
during the decline yesterday undoubtedly
played a considerable Part in the wide re-
covery on the second movement This was
shown by tho special prominence in the ad-
vance of the stocks which suffered most
on yesterdays decline.
When the urgent demand from the shorts
had been satisfied the scarcity of any other
buying became conspicuous and hesitation
and uncertainty overcame the speculative
mind again.
Immediate news of the day had little 20
do with the course of prices. The difhcul-
ties of the Merchants Trust company have
been generally understood for some time
and their origin in old standing conditions
deprived the incident of any power FOR
violent effect.
There is however, sufficient room for the
drawing of analogies and the recent eN-
pansion of the activities of trust companies
into new fields and the large additions TO
their number have received active discus
sion. g..
sterling exchange continued to advance
The market was practically in torpor
during the latter part of the day ana prac-
tically all of the days gains were yielded
under very light pressure of selling,
The close was easy and some or the mar
ket leaders were below last night
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, $29S0,000. =,
United States bonds were all unchanged
o ncall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Beans-Pink,
So. .O0G3. 80; Lima, s5.25d5. .65; small white,
SO. .2OG3 so; large white, 50. .50a2.S5.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, s1.30a15 so.
Onions-Fancy, $1.25; common 81 90.
Various-Green peas, s1.25@2.0O 90; string beans,
2d5c; green peppers, Sq15c; tomatoes, slO0g
90; summer squash, 75cQ$1.O0; asparagus,
4laQ6hc; rhubarb, 5OdS5c; garlic, case; GU
cumbers 50d75c; Mexican tomatoes, $l.00d1.2j
F'lour-Family extras, S4 sOq5.0j; bakers eX-
tras. s4.75@5.OO.
Wheat-shipping, sl.47kd1 .521a; milling, s1.55
al. .66h.
Bariey-Feed. sl21ha1.25; brewing, SIPS;
chevalier. S1.22h@1.27ia.
Oats-White s1.57lad1 so; black, s1.471sa
$50.
MilIstufs- -Middlings. s25 .OOa27 90; mixed
feed S23. .OO@2i.O0; rolled barley $25. 5.50126. so:
Hay--Wheat s11.5o@14.5o; wheat and oat,
SO O0qlS.50; oat. wild, s6.0oq9.OO; oat, tame,
SO. .00@12. 90; barley, s7OO110.5O alfalfa S. OOU
10 so; clover, s7,OOa1OOO; straw, SOGl5Oc
Receipts-Flour, 14SSs; wheat, 1885, barley,
5651; oats 9O9; beans. s6s: corn. 1881; pota-
toes. 1900; onions, 500; bran, $751; middlings,
700; hay, 300; hides, 2s5; wine. $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
The Metal Market
BY Associated Press.

by lASSOCIaItU TTtss.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The decline in the
London tin market continued, with spot
closing at fl36 and futures at f135. The local
market was quiet, with the bid price lower
in consequence of the foreign decline, spot
being quoted at $50 7jd3O. 2j.
Copper also was lower in London, closing at
f64 3s 2d for spot, and f64 5s for futures.
The local market remains without material
troiytic. si5. 5.o0ai5 i2iE, and casting at s14. 75a
10 co. the outside prices being extreme
The London lead market was unchanged at
f12 17s Cd, and the local market closed quiet
at S4.50@4.60.
Spelter also unchanged abroad, closing
at f23 12s Cd. while the local market remained
easy at S55065.60
Iron closed at sos in Glasgow and at ASS Sd
i'm Middlesboro Locally iron was unchanged;
No. | northern foundry is quoted at $1,000
II so; No . northern foundry at $l6.50n17 90;
No. southern foundry and No. l northern
foundry soft Sl7,0OQl725; No. southern
foundry, SIG .500l6.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bull Sentiment In Wheat Pit-corn
and Oats Advance
ly AseocIatod preva


CHICAGO, May 29.-Reports Of rapid de-
caused a bullish sentiment in the wheat pit
here today. The July option closed with a
gain OF IA Corn Is up u. oats show 4 ad-
vance. Provisions are unchanged 10 DC lower.
Strength In the wheat market came after a
rather weak undertone at the start. Influenced
showed slight losses at tho opening, initial
quotations on July being unchanged to X low
er, at ssM to SSA.
The fact that the weather throughout the
west ana southwest much improved helped
to bring out selling and resulted in decline
TO SSaa for July. Soon however, there com
mehced to be received crop reports from many
sections of the winter wheat country claiming
great deterioration in the growing plant
The most damage was reported from Kan
sas, where IL estimated tho total yield
Will not be over 5000. 900 bushels. on May
10 the crop OF that state placed at o5, 900.
600 bushels. That these reports were in the
main accepted correctly describing the sit
uation was shown by quick advance In
prices.
Sentiment became extremely bullish on urg.
ent bidding by shorts At 905A July reached
half hour portion of the gain was lost on
profit taking. The market, however, closed
strong, with July at S55s.
Sentiment In the corn market was bullisf
| and the volume Of trading large. July opened
a shade lower at 47Isa4S sold between 477sd
4S5sc and closed at 4SIac.
Notwithstanding the strength of wheat and
corn the oat market was quite weak on liberal
receipts early In the session. July opened Il
lower, at 29lsc, sold up to 30c, and cased at
201s
Realizing sales by packers caused an easier
July pork was off DC, lard was down &c, at
$3.50, ribs were unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Receipts of Produce
Local Produce TrIees

The following prices rule In iobblng wa)
in the Los Angeles market:
BUTTER-Produce exchange quotations:
Fancy valley creamery. i5c; fancy coast
creamery, 21sc fiat; fancy dairy. 4Oc.
EGGS-Southern California ranch. canded,
21c fiat; northern, 19c; no eastern.
CHEESE tai per lb.)--Northern. 1870
lac; Anchor uarge) local, lie; Young
America 1Sc; handmade, 19c; eastern sin
giles. 14Wl5c: eastern twins. 14Q15c: east
ern cheddars 14c; eastern Stilton, lie; east.
ern longhorns, 14g g15c; eastern daisies l4@
15c; Swiss domestic, 19c; Swiss imported,
29c.
BEANS tall per 100 lbs Pink No. /. 1880
435; No. 2, s4Q425; lima No l, s5Q550;
Lady Washingtons No. 1, S3.25Q3.35; small
white No l. 1915; Garvanzas. $500; lintels
$1,000 500.
POTATOES (an per 100 lbs.)-Highands.
choice, 81 5OQ1.6O, Nevada Burbanks fancy,
81. .65q1,70; Coorados. Pears, Sl.S5gl. .45;
Colorados. Rural Sl.G5q1.i5; new crop 2laQSc
SWEET POTATOES-Heds. Slau. W....s.
$l.2h: yellow. $500,
ONIONS (all per 100 lbs )-Local silverskins
1hQ2c; Bermudas, $500.
POULTRY (per dozen) n)-Old ROSTERS $500
q 4.5O: old hens. 5000 600; young roosters,
$3.50 @e.5O; broilers $3.50 q 4.ovi triers. $500
a 400; turkeys alive per lb,. 23Q2to; ducks.
alive. S5.OO96oO; geese. s1.oO O91.6O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Chicago Live Stock
IN Aseoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May -Cattle-Receipts,
1000; slow; good to prime steers. s56OQ6.75:
poor to medium, S4.400l 5.45: stockers and
feeders, $2.50@ 5.25; cows, S2.5OGp 500; heif-
ers, s2,50@5.75; Gamers. Sl.5OQ 800; bulls.
$2.4OG4.75; calves, $3.50 GD $50
Hogs-Receipts today l 5,000 strong to &c
higher. Mixed and butchers. $4,000 4. 80;
good to choice heavy. $5.45GD 5,67h: rough
heavy, s4S5@6,35; light, $5,40d5,60; bulk
of sales. S550G5.67h.
Sheep-Receipts Is. 900. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers. shorn SIS 90
a $685. fair to choice mixed, shorn, $4,000
49O: western sheep, shorn. s4.OOQ5s5; ma
tive lambs. shorn, S4.0O@6.5O; western
lambs, S47O@6.5O
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
The Wool Market
By Assoelated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Woo steady Medium
grades eombing and clothlng, ZoqSV1sc light
32Gp42c.
BOSTON, May 23-The wool market con
tinues to strengthen and reports indicate that
the west is well sold up, Montana being es-
pecially covered up by contracts or actual
sales. There Is less trading among dealers
here, but this is because a large part OF the
speculative wool available has been placed.
There is little doing in local Territory woods
on spot but new wools are eagerly taken al
full prices The demand for foreign and
pulled woods Is active
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
NEW APPLES
ARE IN MARKET
FRESH FIGS AND PEACHES
ALSO ARRIVE
BUTTER STILL FIRMLY HELD
Eggs Active-Bananas May Go High
er-Potatoes Firm-New Onions
Weaker-Fish Cleaned Up.
Poultry Scarce

The first figs of the season put in ap-
pearance yesterday, being five crates from
Mecca, in the Coachea valley. that sold at
4.Oo for 4-basket crate of 90 lbs.
One box of red astrakan apples the seasons
first offerings came yesterday from sultana
and jobbed at $3.50 for the 90 III. box
From Farmersville the first peaches also
rived This comprised 10 boxes that jobbed at
&c u pound in boxes Of 20 pounds.
Apricots were more plentiful, 500 boxes
came in and averaged cents a pound in all
From Tropico 1900 trays of Strawberries came
in and were steady only at 56f6c box. Moneta
contributed 500 boxes and were weak at &c a
box
About S55 boxes Of red and black cherries
came in yesterday that sold Si.15M1.3j in boxes
end lOa12hc in bulk. Royal AIMS were 81 l5d
30 box and common whites, 159S5c box
or case in bulk
this week and the market is full up. Quoted
3 and cents a pound. The outlook is for
points that rates per bunch have been ad-
vanced. Many oyerripe goods are offered and
peddlers are taking large lots.
with this array OF fruit i'm the market the
season for 1905 is fully opened and home can
Is Bi1TTER RULES XCTIVE-Of the 10000
pounds Of coast dairy and creamery butter
that came yesterday yes the demSnd s, has taken taken
storing Is being done, and valley still remains
at 45c.
In cheese the market is firm for eastern
and local weaker, and reported in short sup
ply. Demand is active aud receipts of north
ern and eastern larger.
EGGS UNCHANGED-The egg quotation
committee yesterday again liked the selling
price of ranch eggs at 21c and northern at 19c.
| Demand is reported active. Some cutting may
| he done but It Is not ON the fancy grades.
| Shipping is good to Arizona, Nevada and
many southern points. Stocks in the country
are not reported large.
POTATOES AND oNIoNS-All old potatoes
are in active demand. Stocks small. as
every supply center reports no goods to ship
and dealers are taking receipts without much
question. New potatoes more plentiful,
and range from 2G2lac pound.
SilVerskin onions weaker, at 1iaG2c n
pound. Bermudas JOB a. Sf75M2.00 a 5O-lb
crate or about 3i5Mlc a pound
VEGETABLES STEADY-In the vegetable
list change is noted except that fresh peas
are little weaker. at id5c a pound String
and wax beans id5c pound.
Cucumbers for hot house and Coachella
kinds have advanced to $l.50G1.75 a dozen.
Rhubarb plentiful and barely steady at 65dD
75c box; cabbage is a drug at 3OH40c a sack.
Local tomatoes are scarce and so. are Flori-
das the sole reliance being MeXlcans that
job S1.5Od1.7j four-basket crate.
POULTRY AND FISI-Demand takes all
poultry, ;he market is not overburdened
with live birds. Fryers, live weight, steady
at 1Sc: bioilers, 20c, and old hens lie
Again were fish receipts light, both local
and rorthern. Demand was good and the
market is cleaned up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
RISE AND FALL
IN STOCK PRICES
BEAR TRADERS ACT QUICKLY
ON TRUST co. FAILURE
MYSTIFYINe FLUCTUATIONS
Discussion of Activity of Trust COM
panles Entering New Field.
Money Easy-Market
Dull at Close
MYSTIFYING FLUCTUATIONS
GAINS AND LOSSES
ON STOCK EXCHANGE

Il Stock prices were stronger at the
Il opening. Northern Pacific, Great
q Northern preferred, Sugar, Westing-
Il house Electric, Smelling and Car pre-
Il ferred rose 2 to 2%, and Union Pa
Il cihc, Missouri Pacific, New York Cen
II tral, Louisville e. Nashville, Reading,
Il Amalgamated Copper. Smelling pre-
Il ferred, Tennessee Coal, Republic Steel
4 preferred and North American adj
Z vanced III.
+ on later advance Illinois Central
Z rose 2, st. Paul 2h, Northern Pacific
X 3A, Smelling u.
Z Prices ran off easily under a moder-
z ate volume of offerings Losses from
T the highest reached 2k in Smelling,
= 2h in Union Pacific, 1 q in St Paul
\. and / to 1 Il in New York Central.
!. Reading, Amalgamated Copper. U. S.
!. Steel preferred and other leaders.
I. Sloss- Sheffield sold at a decline of IL
!. points, u. S. Steel down to %, Brook
+ lyn Transit fell 2 points, Chicago 6
= Alton preferred lost ga.
:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.

NESOCIdteu 1TeSS.
LIVERPOOL, May. o3.-Close: Wheat
May, nominal July, SIS, 90; September, 6s
7%d d.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-wheat-Spot, Arm
Options: Close, July, 94S September, S7B ;
December, SGk.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Wheat easier
May, SLASH; December, S1.34b.
Barley-Steady: December $3.50.
Corn-Large yellow, $1.37la 41.42ia.
Bran, s2050@21.50.
PORTLAND May 23.-Wheat-Club, S4G
Sc; blue stem, 9OQ92; valley. S5a90.
TACOMA, May 23.-Wheat-Unchanged
Blue STEM 91 club, SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
SUGAR and Coffee
IN a .soeiated Press.

BY @soclateU FTess
NEW YORK, May %. -Sugar-Raw steady,
Fair refining. 13-16c; centrfugals, 96 test,
5-16c; molaSses sugar, 7-lBc. Refined
steady; crushed, 6,55c powdered, 595c; gran
ulated. 5S5c.
NEW YORK. May 2S,-The market for coffee
futures closed steady net unchanged to hye
points lower. Total sales, TO- $50 bags, includ-
ing: July A65e; September 6.S5c; December,
Z 1nn. March. [. 200.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Butter Eggs and Cheese
By AssocIated Press.

BY AbbOcIuItu ITtsH.
SAN FRANCISCO, May -Butter-Fancy
creamery, "a; seconds, 10; fancy dairy 49,
seconds. II,
Cheese Eastern, 17@1S; Young America,
10@11; G, s. ranch, 1900; store, lea a
17h
CHICAGO, May 23.-On the exchange to-
day the butter market was steady. Cream
cry, t6Q2l; dalres. 16@19 Eggs steady
at mark, loo. Cheese weak, 9a gl0H.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press

BY 1AHsOcIhInu ITItsH.
NEW YORK, May 23-There was no change
in the market for evaporated apples Common
to good, 4AQ4Ac; prime, 5h@5hc; choice,
6h@6Bc; fancy, To-
Prunes remained steady at the recent ad-
vance, owing to light supplies. Spot quota
ttons range from 2%G6c, according to grade.
Apricots are in light demand. with choice
quoted at lOql0hc; extra choice, lloi fancy, 100
15c.
Peaches remain unchanged with choice quot
ed at 10QlOhci choice at l0hQlO%ei fancy,
116Ql2c.
Raisns are cleaning up as a result of a
small but steady demand Loose muscatel
are quoted at 4A@6hc; seeded raisins at SAG
CSC; London layers at 81 .00Qll5
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
COOKING WITH GAS

The cheapest fuel is gas at
90 cents a 1000 feet; it is
cheaper than coal or oil; say
nothing Of its convenience or
safety.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Northern Oil Stocks
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-Mornng ses-
sion, oil exchange: 1000 shares Indcpend-
ence 90
l share Associated bonds. 97ls.
500 shares Monte Cristo, so.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
SALES OF ORANGES AT GOOD PRICES
Special to The Herald.

Of lemons
o
to o to
eboice large SiSS Sc standard
Of
Call forn n
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

imprisonment for his connection with
postal frauds, pleaded guilty today to
an additional indictment in which he is
charged Jointly with Crawford and
Lorenz with conspiracy in the purchase
of letter carriers satchels and was at
once sentenced to an additional two
years imprisonment.
Several other indictments involving
similar charges will be used.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Mining Stocks
Los Anueles Bank CIearinas

Exchanges for the banks comprising the Los
Angeles Clearing house are as follows:
May 90 Isl, $50, ,937.4 s1,06S 35377 $780, 1884 sc
May % ...... L6l4,72S9l 1,022, ,02695 76s. 79S 81
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
May 23.-Consols. 9OA
Treasury Statement
Internal Revenue Collections
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 23.--Fruits: Fancy
apples S2.00; common, S1.00.
Berries: Strawberries, $1,000 1000; black
berries $1,000 700; raspherrles, 4Ocas1.5O.
Oranges; Navels, 75c9S2.5O; Valencia,
S2.50@2.75.
Mexican lines, $4,000 4,5O.
Lemons: Common California, 75c; good to
choice $3.50,
Tropical fruits: Bananas, IbcqS2.bOi
nIneannles. 81. a 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

on the Los Angeles stock exchange yes
terday sales of stock were recorded as fol-
lows: Associated Oil, 1000 shares at AZ Y
cents each; 1000 shares ut 429s cents each /:
Union Oil, II shares at 800 each; 10 shares
at $50 each (seller three days.. Two AS
sociated OH company bonds, 971a each,
Dividends-Union Oil. so cents a share
United Petroleum. So cents a share; both
payable May 20, 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24

Wheat fakes. per case OF 36 2.ib cartons 5's9
wheat flakes per sack OF % lbs .;;;'.'' 1s az
HAY (aIl per ton)--No. l grain. fancy.
ga oo@ls 90; choice sis oo9i5O 90; No, q 1il.OO0
1905 alfalfa. s11 ,OOQ12.0 ..
FRUITS AND BERRIES-Bananas' fancy
Port Llmons, 4q4hc; strawberries' 6Q7ci
dew, Ice; raspberries, 3Oc' ,, ,eoa
40 box; fancy. sl,76 q is5 box oranges
nsyels, 81 50gi 20 box extra fancy .d3o a;SoSsOO
beans. wax. 4Q7c h.. beets. 6O@7Oc sack
celery. fancy, 5Co dozin; ehiles. evaporated
10 q zoe lb garlic, lac ID; lettuce, sCf d9Sc 93c
dozeni turnips, Soc sack.
APPLES Colorado fancy red s225 boxi W
GRAIN AND FEED (all per 100 lbs. ne)
corn, s1.45; cracked corn. $780, feed meal
1855 bran, heavy. 80; rolled barley
tI.40; oil cake meal. 81. 90; cotton seed meal
si;sei soeoaapt cake; si;oS; or, sntorSS N'ei
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
Bank Stocks
Bonds

Bid. ASKED
Associated Oil Co. ..,,..."..U.. 91H 9Si
California Pacific Railway ...... % 100
Corona City Water Co......... 101
Corona Power and Water Co... 100
Cucamonga Water Co. .......... 100 1O3
Home Telephone ..........,....... "a 95i
Edison Electric Co.. Con.......... 80 1Ol
Los Angeles g. Pedondo Ry. Co. ..... -.
Los Angeles st Con. Mtgs. ..... 101 -.
Mission Trans. & II. Co. ......... 9ih 95
Pacific Electric Railway CO. 109 1l0l
Mt. Lowe Railway Co. ............ so 92I
ontario Dom Water Co. .,........ 95 1903
Pacific Light Power Co. ......... 1914 103
Temescai Water Co................ -. 80.
United Electric G. e p Co. ...... SO 101
Pomona Con- Water Co. ......... -. IS
Riverside Light & Fuel Co... -. 100
San Antonio Water Co. ........ 100 102
Santa Barbara Electric Railway. 20 1O2
Seaside Water Co. ...........,.... 96 -.
Phoenix Light and Fuel Co... 80. 100
Pomona e Ontario l.. e. f. Co... lhD
Visalia Water Co. ............,.... 81 100
Union Transportation Co ........ 96h 9S
Edison Electric, old issue ........ 100 ...
u S. Long Dis. T./& T. Co. pfd.. 10 95
Prices include accrued interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
New York Bonds

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The following were
the prices of bonds the stock exchange to-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 23-The following were
the official quotations for stocks and bonos
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-24
GETS ADDITIONAL SENTENCE
Machen Given Two Years More for
Postoffiee Frauds

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-August w,
Machen, under sentence OF two years