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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-14

run from Tonopah to Manhattan 1t
will leave the main line of the Tono-
pah- Goldfield at Millers and run from
there direct to Manhattan by way Of
San Antoine and Smoky Valley A sur
vey party has started from Millers
preparatory to establishing the grade
1t is rumored that several of the fnan-
cial heavyweights of the States are in
the company.
A strike of great richness in the
Sphinx mine at Round Mountain is re-
ported. 1t is stated that the workers
have encountered an entirely new and
unexpected ledge, that as far as IL has
been explored is all specimen rock 1t
is reported that some of the rock has
run as high as "a to the pan. and on
this basis the ore is worth thousands
to the ton. The company has not done
enough work to determine whether the
find is a pocket of ore or an extensive
shoot.
Henry j. Bartlett. one of the pro-
prietors of the Round Mountain Mug
get, speaks enthusiastically of the
work that is being done at Round
Mountain The operators of the camp
will start a stock exchange Twenty
five seats on this board were sold in
one day by the organizers Bartlett
has made a careful personal survey OF
the properties that are being worked
in and about Round Mountain He
says the camp will rival its older
neighbors in production in a compare
lively short time. Building is iucreas-
ing Bartlett declares that the out
look for the whole section is growing
brighter daily. Wealthy operators have
secured big blocks of the stock of vari-
Gus Round Mountain companies
GET GOOD COPPER ORE
Reports reaching here from the Ex-
celsior Mountain copper mine, fifteen
miles southeast of Hawthorne. are en-
couraging- AS a result of development
on this property the section will be-
come one of the biggest copper dis
tricts in the State. The secretary and
general manager of the company, Jack
Suits, who was recently in this city.
says that the showings in the mine
have far exceeded the expectations of
the company. Machinery has been in
stalled TO operate air drills in the
mine, and Suits says that altogether
over $4,000 has been expended in work
on the property.
Three lodges showing five feet each
Of high-grade copper have been found
in the mine, so 1t is reported, and the
plans for the extension of the Bodie
Railroad will bring that line within
striking distance of the property,
which will prove an important feature
in the future development, not only
of the Excelsior, but of many other
properties in the same section.
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SCHOONER CAPTAIN
SHOOTS SAILOR
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


ASTORIA. Ore. Dec. 13-Captain c.
NJ Forest of the three-m master schooner
Annie Larsen shot and seriously
wounded one of his crew this after
noon
The schooner arrived from San
Francisco on last Saturday TO load
lumber at the mill of the Astoria Box
Company. George Fisher, seaman.
refused 10 work and stayed in his
bunk. saying that he was too sick TO
assist in loading the vessel The mate
told Captain Forest today that Fisher
was shamming sickness TO escape work
and Forest went to see Fisher He
directed Fisher to consult the vessels
surgeon as to his condition This
Fisher refused TO dc and. becoming eX-
cited. struck Captain Forest on the
side OF the head with his fist. Captain
Forest then drew a revolver to scare
Fisher and il was discharged, either
accidentally or Intentionally.
Captain Forest gave himself up 20
Deputy Sheriff Anderson and was
locked up in the County Jail Fisher
was taken TO a hospital where it was
found that the bullet had entered his
right side Just above the hip bone.
Fisher joined the schooner at San
Francisco and nothing is known of him
here
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REACH PORT WITH
BARK MELANOPE
Master and Grew of Steamer
Northland Anchor Their
Prize in Astoria Harbor
EARN A BIG REV ARD

ASTORIA, Dec. 13.-The steamer
NorthIand towed the derelict Melanope
into port today. Shortly after the
Northland crossed over the Columbia
River bar yesterday morning, and
when ten miles off Tillamook head.
the derelict was sighted. A boat was
lowered with Mate BODICE and four
men in it. The derelict was boarded
with difficulty and found to have been
abandoned with the exception of three
small dogs, who were almost famished
The fore and main masts had gone over
the side and the spars and rigging were
being held Nalongside. These were cut
away and then a seven-inch line was
run from the steamer to the Melanope
The vessel had an extreme list to star
board, and the rail was but a few feet
from the water. AS she rolled her
deck was awash. The mate and the
four seamen remained aboard of her
and the Northland started to tow her
into the Columbia. There was con-
siderable swell on and the Roadway
was slow. The bar tug Tatoosh Of
fered assistance, but it was refused.
Later a new eight-inch line was pro-
cured from the steam schooner Daisy
Mitchell, which was passing, and this
was used instead of the seven-inch
line. 1t was found impossible to bring
the vessel in against the strong ebb
tide. so the men were taken off the
derelict. She was held until day
light, when the men returned. and
little difficulty was experienced in
bringing her into the lower harbor
Captain Jameson Of the Northland has
notified his employers of what he did,
and awaits their instructions. He is
keeping his men aboard the Melanope.
She is undoubtedly rich prize as a
few thousand dollars will place her in
her original condition. when she will
be worth $4,000 at least In this
every one, from the captain to the
galley boy, will get share
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Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
These are the Goldheld Bulldog Mines
Corporation. s1.590.000; Goldfield Gold
Bar Extension Company, Goldfield Dis
trict. $1,000. 900; GOldneld Third Chance
Mining Company. Goldheld district.
$1,000. 900; Ladd Mountain Mining Com
pany of Nevada. BullfrOg district.
81. 600. 900.
The local mining stock market con-
tinued steady yesterday. The changes
in prices were not large The Com
stocks were traded in more actively.
The Tonopahs were stronger and
active. Among the Goldneld stocks the
prices were little on.
During the past two weeks the Cold
field Kewanos mining stocks have been
among the strong est of the list and
have not been affected by the de-
preston that has at times touched
other mining stocks
Yesterdays closing bids follow:
Best & Balcher. 81 45; Caledonia. II
cents: Chollar. IS cents; Con. Virginia.
s1.20; Gould & Curry, 81 cents; Hale &
Norcross, s1.05; Mexican, % cents;
Ophir. s315. Savage. $1.10; Sierra Ne
vada, 50 cents; Yellow Jacket SO cents.
Tonopah stocks-Belmont. $6.12; Jim
Butler. $3.50; Little Tonopah. $3.50;
Midway. $3.50; Mountain. $3.50; Tono-
pah Extension. $3.50; Tonopah of Ne
Va0a, SlS-
Goldfeld stocks-Blue Bull. As cents;
Booth. 90 cents; Columbia. s1.2O; Co
lumbia Mountain. $1-22; Combination
Fraction, $3.50: Daisy. So; Florence. 81;
Goldheld Mining. S145; GOldfeld Ks
wanos. $1.55: Great Bend, $1.10; Jumbo.
sS.75; Laguna. s1.55; Mohawk. SIS; Red
Top. s3.75; Silver Pick, s1.47; st. Ives,
90 cents.
Bullfrog district-Bullfrog Banner.
81; Midas. so cents; National Bank. SO
cents; Denver. $3.50; Eclipse. s1-10;
Gold Bar. $1-47; Homestake Console
dated, s1.30; Mayfower Consolidated. IS
cents; Montgomery Mountain, IS cents;
Tramp Consolidated, s1.32; Tramp Min
ing. 81.
Manhattan district-Indian Camp.
s1.10; Jumping Jack. As cents; Pine
Nut 80 cents; Original Manhattan. 81
cents; Crescent, IS cents; Little Grey.
as cents.
Other diStricts-Bullfrog Johnnie. 25
cents; Centennial Goldheld, SO cents;
Diamondheld Triangle, AZ cents; Fair
view Eagle. 95 cents; Jack Pot, $3.50;
Nevada Hills. s&25; Round Mountain.
ST.
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FRESNO OPPOSES TAX
POWER PLANTS ON RESERVES
County Supervisors Forward Protest
Against Chief Forester Pin
chot's Proposal.

FRESNO. Dec. 13.-The Supervisors
of Fresno County unanimously adopted
Wednesday morning resolutions which
were sent on to the California delega
tion at Washington protesting against
the proposed taxation by the general
Government of power plants located
within Government reserves. This pro-
posal was recently suggested by Chief
Forester Clifford Pinchot and 1t is
feared such legislation may be enacted.
Frank H. Short was to be in Wash
ngton today to oppose the movement
before the congressional committee on
forestry.
The San Joaquin Power Company is
largely developing power in the Gov
eminent reserves and the Edison Elec-
trio Company is developing extensively
along the Kings River.
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Greenwater Mines to
Be Consolidated
= INFORMATION was received In

IMPORTATION was received In
a this city yesterday that an Inn
portant deal is In progress In
New York and will result In COM
bining leading copper properties
of the Greenwater camps, and
that a company backed by promf-
nent men will be formed. This
move Is expected to cause large
development work at Greenwater.
camps 10 treat the ores. There Is
much activity In the Greenwater
country and the roads are blocked
with freight teams.
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THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE


tOIka0l8GQ 40O8st
PROMOTIONS: The act OF promoting; ad-
vancement, ENCOURAGEMENT Century Die
donary.
The California Promotion COMMITTEES Ia, tcF
fits object the PROMOTING Of California =
whole
It has nothing TO sell.
Its energies are devoted to fostering an
things that have the ADVANCEMENT OF Calf
fornia Is their object.
It gives reliable Information on every sub
feet connected with the industries Of Californis.
II gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment Of new Industries and invites desirable
immigration.
It is not an employment agency. although II
gives information regarding labor conditional
1t presents the opportunities and needs In al
aelds ot business and professional activity.
The Committee u supported By popular sub
scrfpffou and makes no charge tor any service
rendered.
Affiliated with the Committee are one hun
dred and sixty commercial organfza lions Of the
State, with membership Of over thirty
Meetings are beid semi-annually IN different
parts Of California where matters OF State In
terest are discussed
Headquarters OF the Committee are maintained
IN San Francisco in California Building. Union
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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of expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference, and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers TO navigation and all
matters of interest to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended, pending
the reconstruction Of the tower OF the Ferry
building. j. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. s. n. in Charge.
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STORM SINKS PLEASURE BOATS

VALLEJO, Dec. 13.-Wood Watson. a
member of the Vallejo Yachting and
Rowing Club, is here to obtain tackle to
be used in raising the yacht Phyllis.
which was sunk at Tiburon during the
recent storm. Watson reports that
seven yachts and ten launches were
wrecked on the Marin shore during the
gale
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SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST

An area of high pressure Is coming from the
north and win probably cause small depression
on the Oregon coast. Rain is now falling from
Eureka northward and conditions favor rain IN
California Friday from San Francisco northward,
but fair weather elsewhere.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy, unset
tied weather. probably showers Friday; fresh
southeast wind.
For Sacramento valIey-Rain Friday; fresh
south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-cloudy; probably
showers Friday
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Friday;
light west wind
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster.
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LARGEST NAIL ON RECORD

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The steamer
Celtic, which sailed from this port yes
terday for Liverpool, carried 4033 sacks
of mail, the largest mail ever taken
from a United States port.
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LOST Certificates, Checks. Receipts.
Bills Of Lading and Negotiable Paper
OF every description replaced by a
Bond of The Metropolitan surety
Company of New York. Contract. Ju-
dicial and Fidelity Bonds JUDSON
BRUSIE, Manager. room 10, Ferry
building. D. w. CARMICHAEL CO.,
Inc, Gen. Agents, zoos Fillmore street
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Army Transports.

Army Transports.
The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford is in hsrbor preparing to so out
OF commission.
The Crook is in port. Out Of commission
The Kirkpatrick Is en- route 70 Newport News,
Virginia
The Logan arrived at Manila December 3.
The ingalls, is at Newport News, Va, TO go
out Of commission
The Sheridan is in port. Out Of commission.
The Sherman arrived December Is at Honolulu
from Manila.
The Thomas outward bound, arrived December
Is at Honolulu
The Warren is in port. Out of commission.
Movements Of Steamers
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STOCK MARKET is STEADY

Four mining companies of Nevada
capitalized in the aggregate for s4.50O.-
600 were listed yesterday by the San
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MORoRAN-Arrived Nov 1s-I

MoRoRAN-Arrived Nov 1s--Br stmr Knuts-
ford. from Mukilteo
!. &c. GiBRALTA R-Arrived Dec l1rBr stmr In
TALCAHUANo-Arrived Nov 25-Br stmr
Comeric, from Newcastle. Australia. and sailed,
MISUNDERSTANDING Nov 1o-Br stmr Ven
nachar. from Newcastle. Australia
SINGAPORE - Arrived Nov % -Br stmr
Yeddo, from Yokohama, and sailed. Dec 5, for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec Ger stmr
Hathor, for San Francisco.
/ CORONEL-Sailed Nov 2s-Br stmr Drum
cALLAo-Sailed Dec 3-Br stmr Gymeric. for
Port Townsend
HONGKONG-Sailed Nov 20-Br stmr Tele-
machus, for Liverpool.
Arrived prior to Dec 12--Ger stmr Nicomeda,
from Oregon
from Newcastle, Australia.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Dec 13-Stmr HELLO
osT from fom fg from
HAVRE-Arrived Dec 13-Stmr Lorraine. from,
New York
Memoranda
CoMox. Dec 12-Br stmr Quito grounded
and proceeded to Esquimalt for repairs.
PORT TOWNSEND--Arriyed I2-Bktn Anne.
liza, from San Francisco, Nov 16. for Astoria.
with sails and rigging damaged. The vessel is
leaking and must get sails and be repaired be-
fore proceeding TO Columbia River. 81
VICTORIA Dec 13-The Marine Department
has notified shipn asters that a fve-secopd flash
was established at Pachena Point on Dec IL.
1906.
seen on Sept "a of Falkland Islands bottom up
II is stated that the vessel was loaded with
lumber supposedly redwood
ASTORIA, Dec 12-Ihe bark Agate. from this
with her deckload gone and 10 feet of water in
her hold.
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The Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
San Francisco, December Is. 1906.
RAINFALL DATA
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Special to The Herald,

NEW sold today The market 10
5c
C. $3O5;
Antonio S2O
xf, &C,
(ventiaed-Average: Hubbard fy, $3.50
fy
Boos entated)Averages: Hubbard $ Hubbard fS
Riverside $3.50; our
Riverside 325 Blue Sop
Riverside $780, Riverside $780, SQUARE
Riverside $3.50; Riverside
Riverside Riverside $3.50 Red Globe & Xf yHf
$7O Holly Covna Fruit ex
u $35
Rednds
Valentine Pyon $3.50 Ocean y
Mohatt
Co.
Head xf L. Lyon
L $500; Holly ST. CoVna eN
275 Teal $70
A
IIouser Fos$29 Victor C Fullerton $240
Halo c. U Fullerton S%so;
fly. $24O
c.. u, S115
Century Houser Bros $425 i'm Head
Mesa xf Riverside $2l5 La Mesa Xt
Halo G. Fullerton
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
BOSTON MARKET
Enecial to The Herald.

BOSTON April sold at today
$3.50;
E SIS Royal Gnish csmos m "
M Highland Cit assn so'
xfO $2S0 Volunteer, Antonio
$2 Greyhound CHI San Antonio eX $780,
st,
SS1O;
$S Square 2ivers sSo
vala Vista Heme dist $685. Blue
King Fruit
Michael Fruit Co. $780, Riao
Rato, $2S5; SNOWFALL ST.
Gondoier C. C. U iao
Rialo C. c.. u. fy
Mesa xf Riverside $l5;
$15 Rato fy u T. O taalto $
c.. c.. u.
Lemon
$15; Pet Antonio ex $20
R. eX
Seedlings s-Av Johnson, fly, $245
GrapeF Fruit Gondoler,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE eager quest
for gold to relieve the prolonged money
stringency in New York made such a
considerable advance in the price of the
metal in London today as to unlock the
bank of Englands course of supplies.
Gold 6i to to the amount of considerably over
$7,000,0 900 was released by that institution
for shipment, $5,00O000 of this amount be
ing taken in the form of American eagles,
and the remainder in gold bars. the latter
having been shipped by steamer sailing
today
Negotiations. were actively going on
also for American eagles in Paris, and a
considerable amount, which was not
exactly to be learned, was believed to
have been secured there.
Bidding for New York account carried
up the price of gold bars in London today
sd per ounce, following the advance on
Monday of ed. The result was to threaten
the withdrawal of sovereigns from the
YORK.
AS is usual under the circumstances,
having exhausted its available means for
bank of England capitulated and sur
rendered American coin and bullion in
preference to yielding its English coin.
AS soon as these developments became
known the response in the stock market
was immediate and emphatic. Prices
made wide advances in the latter part of
the day and an active demand for all
classes of stocks sprang up.
Money on call ran off six per cent before
the period of usual activity In the lo9n
market was well over and to below that
afterward The severe tension in the
money market seemed to be somewhat
relaxed from the outset, the 20 per cent
rate on call being the exception rather
than the rule and the rate at no time
rose above that level.
From points in Canada it is reported
that gold had been received in small
amounts, the aggregate reaching several
hundred thousand dollars.
Yesterdays speculative liquidation in
the stock market was believed to account
for some lessened demand to borrow
money. Other news was practically ig-
nored.
The collapse in Union Bag & Paper
preferred was due to the small surplus
of the years earnings over the dividend
requirements.
The demand for stocks expanded as the
session progressed and made a strong
closing with the two previous days losses
generally recovered.
Bonds were irregular Total sales, par
value, $3,335.0 600.
United States old As coupon advanced
~, while the new fours registered "a per
cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
Other Stocks

The following stock quotations are fur-
nlshed through Fred Dorr d CO., proK-
ers, Bradbury building:
Chicago local close, April IL:
National Biscuit common, 65q66; do pre-
ferred HIGHS. ,,,<.,o,,,
Union Box Board. 1892; do preferred
11%@12A. -,,.,,-,,
Kansas City Light, 6l1aq629s. .s.u,.,,,
O'{taGSa Earbon, 9O@921a; do preferred 12Oq12$19,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, 55q5t; do 0s'
South Side Elevated, 9S@95.
New York curb, April IL: o-o
American Can, 9@9A; do preferred 0o@
American Writing Paper pfd., 21a2S.
Interborough, 22id226. o,,~,o,,
Great Northern preferred 32o94@S2l'
Cambria street, 3oAM34.
Marine preferred, 32@34
Green Gold, 31a@SB
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
COLD COMING
FROM ABROAD
FINANCIAL STRlNGENCY IN
NEW YORK RELIEVED
Gall Loan Rate Down to Six Per Cent.
Active Demand for First=Cass
Securities - Prices at
Higher Level
ADVANCES IN VALUE


Higher prices prevailed at the
opening of the stock market
yesterday.
The early improvement
reached a point in Great North
ern preferred, st. Paul, =, Big
-Four, Colorado Fuel, Pacific
Mail, International Pump and
Sloss Sheffield Steel, and 2 in
Northern Pacific, besides sub
stantial fractions in many other
active stocks.
Amalgamated Copper, Smelt-
ing, Sloss-S sheffield Steel and
Wisconsin Central fell / to1 4,
Third Avenue and Wisconsin
Central preferred to "a and
Anaconda 4 u and Pacific Coast
and Union Bag preferred 4.
With money lending on call
below 20 per cent, prices slowly
hardened with a dull demand.
Reading was lifted / ", North
western and Brooklyn Union
Gas 2, General Electric "a,
Union Pacific IL and Consoli-
dated Gas, Smelling, National
Lead, Steel Foundries preferred
and International Pump 1.
The withdrawal of sovereigns
shipment to New York to the eX-
tent OF $2.250,O00 was "a sus-
tanning influence in the market.
Northern Pacific gained 8,
Great Northern preferred 21a,
Northwestern "a, Smelling 24,
Union Pacific, Reading, Pacific
Mail, st. Paul, Southern Pacific,
Pennsylvania, Canadian Pacific,
Sugar. Y. S. Steel, Locomotive
and United States Steel pre-
ferred l to 1 II.
Union Bag preferred made a
further drop to below Tuesday.
Stocks continued to advance.
Union Pacific, Reading, Anal
gamated Copper and Smelling
rose "a to 31s. Great Northern
preferred 41s, Anaconda Mining,
8, st. Paul and Brooklyn Transit
2 to 23s, Pennsylvania, Illinois
Central, National Lead, Pressed
Steel Car / Il to 2, and active
stocks generally a point or
more. Cleveland, Lorain and
Wheeling sold at an advance of
6.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
Financial Record

BY ASsOciat ted Press.
NEW YORK. April u.-Money on call
strong until late in the day. when the
tone eased and the rates declined; high
est 20 per cent; lowest, 2; ruling rate, IS;
closing bid, .; offered at 8.
Time loans very firm; sixty days per
cent; ninety days, per cent; six months,
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 51ad6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 $4,000. .S345
for demand, and at 4.SO656l4 .SO70 for sixty
days bills.
Posted rates. $4,S1H@4.S2 and s4.S44@
ASS
Commercial bills, 4.sOA.
Bar silver. 64isc.
Mexican dollars, 49a4c.
Government bonds and railroad bonds
irregular.
LONDON, April 11.-Consols, 80 15-16d;
silver, 2994d.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
tomatoes. s1.oO@1.5O; mushrooms. s1.OO

tomatoes, $1.OO@1.5O; mushrooms, $1,OO
m1.75.
Flour-Family extras, $4,000 4.85
bakers extras, $4.45@4.75.
Wheat-shipping, $1.321s a 1.S5; mill
ing, S1.37h ML4Th.
Baarley-Feed, ,s1.17h @L21h; chew
alier, $1.27S a LAO.
oats-Red, s1.25@ 1,65; white, $1,000
10; black, $1.25 @1.35.
Mllstu9s "a ss-Middlings 81! 90 a 2S:OO;
mixed feed. $4,000 24Oo; rolled barley.
Hay&Wheat. $11.5o@16.5o; wheat
and oat, s1O.OO@1400; oat: wild $500 q
100: oat, tame, $500 a 1900; alfalfa,
S1O.50 @11.50; straw. 30@55c: ~
Receipts-Flour,. 1886; wheat, 1900;
barley, $3.50; beans, S44; potatoes,
3O12; onions. 301; bran. 100; hay, 1858;
hops, 1874; hides, 62S wine, 5o,4OO.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
Sugar and Coffee
Ry Associated Press.

NEW YORK. April 11.-Sugar Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3d3 1-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 312@S 9-16c; molasses sugar, 29l@0
. 13-16c. Refined, steady; crushed, $6.4O;
powdered. $3.50; granulated %,70.
Coffee futures closed steady; net, un-
changed to . points lower; sales, 1S0 $50
bags, including May, S6.50Q6.5o; July, Sc. 6.l5;
September, $690G6,95; December, 81. S.15@7.25; ;
February, $735@17.4O; March, $40,
About 10000 bags of the total business
reported represented exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-12
PRoHIBITIONISTs ARE ANGRY
National City People Start a Lively
Campaign Against Soft Drink
Outfits
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, April 1.-THE effect of
the election authorizing the opening
of saloons in National City, suburb
of San Diego, has been to stir up
prohibitionists in this city.
Last night raids were made upon
several alleged soft drinks" outfits,
the proprietors of four such places be-
ing arrested and their goods seized.
A campaign has begun also to close
all pool, billiard rooms and bowling
alleys at midnight.