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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
REPUBLICANS TO CONTROL.
sixtieth Congress Will Be Theirs BY
large Majority.

New York, Nov, 7.-Elections were
held Tuesday in 40 states, and while
the results in a number of instances
were of unusual interest, it may be
said that, generally speaking. there
were no great surprises.
Throughout the south the demo.
cratic state and congressional
tickets have been elected by the usual
majorities. In the west and east the
states that yer aligned two years ago
IN the democratic or republican co.,
umns show no material change, the
democrats making gains in some in.
stances and the republicans in Others.
The republicans retain control Of
congress by a good majority. Per.
haps the widest general interest in
the elections centered in the remark.
able fight for governor which has been
waged in New York state between
Charles E. Hughes, the republican
candidate, who throughout the cam.
paign has had the support of Presi
dent Roosevelt, and William Randolph
Hearst, who has been running as the
regular democratic and independence
league nominee. The latest returns
available show that Mr.. Hughes, while
losing nearly all of the principal cities
of the state. was successful by about
$4,000 plurality. The rural districts
brought about the republican victory.
In New York city the Tammany
Hall-Independence league judiciary
ticket was successful, with possibly
one exception, over the candidates
named by the nonpartizan judiciary
nominators."
Massachusetts has reelected Curtis
Guild, republican, as governor over
District Attorney John B. Morgan Of
Boston, who was the candidate OF the
democratic party, the independence
league and the prohibitionists.
In Chicago it is estimated that the
independence league ticket polled p'
600, but there was a heavy republican
plurality for the state officers.
Pennsylvania has elected Stuart re-
publican, governor, over a fusion oP
position by the usual republican
plurality.
Michigan, Iowa. New Hampshire
North Dakota, Connecticut, Indiana
and Wisconsin have rolled up repuon'
can pluralities. although there was
some falling off from the usual Vou
in Iowa. In Minnesota Governor Jonn'
son, democrat, was reelected by ''
largest majority ever given a democrat
in the state.
Nebraska shows big republican
gains. Ohio also shows republeal
gains over the Pattison vote oil Ids
year. The republicans expect a pU
rality of $4,000 in the state.
The constitution of the new slap'
of Oklahoma will be written by dem
ccrats. The Indians voted the demv
cratic ticket almost solidly. OklahOIn !.
also went strongly democratic "
choosing delegates to the consU'u
, tional convention. -.
Governor Hoch may be delea'eu
Kansas by W. A. Harris.
r The result in Missouri was IN aOus
at a late hour. The democrats =.
gained some of the congressiohal ~
, tricts they lost two years ago.
: That the republican party VIII Va, ~
complete control of the SIXTEEN y.
gress is indicated by election reluD
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
SUICIDE JEST A REALITY.
Friends Laugh When Girl Announces
Determination.

Marion. Ohio.-In the presence Of a
gathering at the home of Ernest Far
rell Sunday Miss Hilda Porter, 10
years old, announced she was going
TO commit suicide. She then locked
herself in a room and cried: Il am
going to do it now
Go ahead. we are waiting" return
ed somebody from the porch, thinking
Miss Porter was fooling. Opening the
door the girl swallowed a quantity of
carbolic acid in view of the men and
women upon the porch and fell to the
door. Writhing in agony she said: Il
did it for my sake, for his sake and
for Gods sake"
She died an hour later. Walter
Krouse. aged 20, Miss Porter's sweet
heart, admitted lhat they had had a
quarrel.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
Nearo Soldiers Fight.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 3.-A ~
cial to the Times from FL Paso. IT -.
says: Negro soldiers of the l"5r ~.
fifth infantry at Fort Bliss. h'e .i5s
from here fought in a saloon our
the reservation last night. -
Mathews was killed and Private LeS
and Alexander Johnson. a saloon -
er, were wounded. It is said JoH n,
can not live. other troops IRON
fort have been dispatched 10 90 ~,
the men. A card game is said TO Ia
prompted the affair.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
May Bar Chinese War Junk.

San Pedro. Cal.-Whang Ho. the
Chinese war junk secretly brought to
this coast from the Orient, is being
held by the customs officials here
pending a decision on its right OF en-,
try. The charge is made that the YES
gel. being of foreign construction. hal
no T.ght to enter this port flying tbs
american flag.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
Bio Strides in steel Exports.

The bureau Of manufacturers in a
special bulletin announces that the ex-
ports Of iron and steel manufacturers
show an increase Of about % per cent
in the nine months ended with Septem.
Der. Imports Of these articles show
an increase Of nearly the same per
centage.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09

majority in the state l-egl-,atpro
a possibility Of its entire membo,.sla
Davidson Wins in Wiscor,,.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Davidson
lican, is elected by a large plnrapI'
over Alyard for governor of wis13
sin. Indications are that F + v
Govern, antigraft independent @e
date for district attorney. will bo eSll'
ed. Congressman Babcock proSaS Is
reelected. 7
Republicans Garry Utah.
The republicans in Utah have o,..
ed their state ticket by the usnoI s.
rality, returning Joseph Howell pU
congress and electing Joseph F M
justice Of the supreme court
Cutting Down Iowa Figures.
Des Moines. Iowa.-Returns
coming are reducing Cummins' losa INV
shown by earlier returns. If tboSa
keep up the republican claims 90
least 10000 plurality will be subet,a
tiated.
Iowa will have ten representatin.
in its next congressional delegati,-
The next state legislature will he s.al
ly republican and on joint ballot w9n
probably re-elect Jonathan P. Doriro.
to the United States senate.
Tennessee is for Democrats
Nashville, Tenn.-Patterson dom,
crat, is elected governor by 2000
Avent and Hannah, the democroti.
nominees for commissioners. win Isgs
the same majority. The legislatrr.
will be overwhelmingly democratic
In California.
San Francisco.-From meager 70
turns received from various secfior,
of the state p. NJ. Gillett. republican
Tor governor, is probably elected by
about 10000 majority, with Bell. demo
crat and union labor, second and
Langdon, independence league. third
San Francisco, which was expected r.
give Bell a big vote, will probably civ,
Gillett about 1000 majority, while il
Los Angeles, normally a heavy repub
lican city, the vote between Gillett an,
Bell was comparatively close.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09
Republicans in Michigan.

Detroit, Mich.-Governor Warner
and the entire republican state ticket
have been elected by $4,000 to 1OO.-
600 majority. The republican con.
g%ressional candidates in all Of the 10
Michigan districts have been elected
and the republicans will have a large
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09

Incomplete returns from the state
of Montana indicate the election to
congress of Charles N. Pray, republi-
can, and Henry c. Smith, republican
candidate for the state supreme court.
Republicans appear to be making
gains throughout the state. The big
democratic precincts of Silver Bow
county, however, are not yet heard
from, but it is thought that the vote
in these districts will not be high
enough to save the state to the dem
ocrats.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-09

Washington state has given the Ie
nublican congressional and supreM'
court ticket a handsome majority
The majority may run up to more 'n1i
10000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

Weisat - iaum berubist - fdrrt
ibn eridredt an.
y9l6 bu lieber Soft. unb S4pas
ger Sarl ipoIIte ibu bod aufbebeu :
su elmer groben teierliden Selessnbeit
: gu ieiner soIbenen Sp9Seit. :"
gr la9t bell beruus.
.8is bdbin Itiften mir ibm cine
n.ue 6laI9. Asti spumante. Rein,
SrGul.in Wi;ai, Der Wein muB balb
getrunten ip.rben. Sebr bdlO Iogur
= moreen - beute nod! Sd peib
cine piel before 9elesenbeit, teine
feisrlide, ub.r cine Isbr, iebr frOhs
lid)e. -
Tlissi mill nod frussn, uber ibr
bGmmsrt F.b.bsib aus bem Ssr5en
beruuf elm plSbli9ss 8esreifen; ibre
9fug.n, Oi. ibn frageno unb beitiir5t
dnstieben, Ienten Iih Dor ieinem btts
tenben Bid, ibr 5drtes @siidt4en
pirb blab unb roth.
wMissi, litbe tleiue Wis5i, pollen
mir ben Asti spumante beute noh
trinfen auf unIer Slid p"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09
8omii6e Roien

Sine eben aus SStulisn ,uriidgss
tebrte DAME, bic ielbsr cine e-folg.
rci9e Roisnsii6teriu 1T, riihm: hi:
S90nbeit Der r0miI6en ROisn, Die
bort faft 70 reid fpie unitr @eis=
blatt uno in ben tiefiten uub latte ten
6arben an altsm Mausrpsrt rl1tsn
uHo bliiben urb nabe3u bas sanse
Scbr binbura in 8liitbe itebsn.
.Sis ellen 6leiid," ION ibr Elm alter
GGrtner an Der 8ia Siitinu ertldrt bd>
ben, ipo man in einem alien 9drten
ben bes 2ucuGlus permutbst. sic Iob
i'm bic Dursslu Der RoIenitOde nit sis
ner luuparmen brGunliben Sliiifieteit
besiebsn, unb duf ibre 5ruse ertldrte
er ibr: rSis eFen 5leii9, Ober lie trins
fen bod 5leiI9briibe. Gs lit uniere
urdIts 9spobnbeit, iie Stpeis bis breis
nal ip06sntIith nit frii6er lauipars
mer 9puiGIon ,u besieBen. Ods mddt
lie Itarf tpie llntraut uno erbGIt re
70 I60n, tpis Nabdme fie feben.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

Ben folItt, bate sr, ipie er mir hers
na6 srSGblte, brei Ssre in bds Bud
gelegt, mas benz Wertb Der bstoen
8lGtter i'm 8erbGltniB gu benz ganSsn
4orebbudpsrtbe entiprud. Pbilipp
1T nGmIid in &Itinisteiten febr sss
ndu.
60 sinssn mir b.nn SOnstOpins
burd, Elm ieber Iein Gorebbu4bIatt
unter Der SiI9tonte balteno.
rHun, unb Serr glIeranber, Der
prooinSialarSt, pie sebt IS bem9"
~Gr proasffirt forts.ieBt,"
.Wie eebt es benn benz 8ittualiens
bGnbIer gant2 limb peterIOn, iit Der
nod INNER @eteriuGr9 llnb ssrdus
Iein Sbeon, bat bic nod ben Ratbsz
feGer9 @ie eebt ss Walbner nit
f.iner SpritstielIdaft9"
&ura, unfere Sipei 8lGttsr aus benz
@brsBbuh paiiirten Repue. uno Der
8iiritenbinber mar ganS iprd6los.
@r itaunte nur uno peredb fosar ists
nen SiiBsn.
~9tIIe Wetter, bic Serren tennen ia
bi. 2sute in 60nstOping beFer aIs id,
Der i'd bod f6pn an bic fiinfaig
Sabre bort pobne!"
llnb Der 8iiritenbinber mar 10 entz
aiidt BON uns, bab er uns bat, ii4
au uns feben gu biirfen, puni4 ipens
birts unb nit uns 8riioerIduft
md6ts. limb ssbn Minuten ipGter
lub er uns tpirtlit gu SiId fir ben
fulgenben Sag Elm. SD bate aIio
bic Wette eetponnsu unb forberts in
bemIslbsn augenblid, bu biefe Sbutz
fade conitdtirt ipurbe, meins 5sbn
&ronen BON pbilipp, bic sr aud To-
fort. enteeeen Ietner iOnItigen Sc
tpobnbeit, 6erdusriidte.
Infer 9eiIammsnIsiu am nG9iten
Sage idIoB bamit, bab NpitrOm uua
Elm fsines Suup.r ipenbirte: Supiar
in Sis, Silst a la Sstar salade
romaine. plGBdeu nit SiiISe unb
&affss nit 2it0r.
llnb dls mir uus enoli9 perabs
idieben pOlIten, iuste Der Siiritens
binoer:
rMeine lieben 5reunbe. i'd tann ea
Sud ni9t perssFen, oub Sbr ala
Stodbolmer 70 pi.l bon SDnst0pina
ballet. limb 10 babe ih Sud benu
stipas mitSutbeileu, mas Sud iiher
Isbr erfreusn pirb: mOrssn trifft
nGmli9 Der 8iirssrmeiiter 8remsr
bier Elm, unb ba Sbr beibe 10 iebr bon
ibm .inssnommsn isiO, iperbs i'd ibr
bitten. nit uns gu ellen. Nir ippIIer
uns alfo ale bier um flint llbr duI
Der SpernteruTe treffen!"
sd mari einen langen Bid au'
pbilipp unb bieIsr einen .benIo Ian.
gen auf mid. 0ir bsbantten uns
bersli6 BEL bsm 8iirItenbinber uni
peripraden gu tommen, 5Ossn es aber
bod Dor, liebsr ni6t gu erIdeinu
ionbern per5ebrten gemiitbli6 fs!o'
pbilipps 5sbn 8ronen.
Serrn NpitrOm baben mir niemali
pieber9eie6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09
Sie RsbIipsiIsa tn osiferreta.

@inen Spmnus auf bic 0iterrsi9is
ihe Wfeblipeiientunit ftimmt in Der
Diener n3eit" Garrp 8ra9pogsl an.
IS beibt bd unter 4noerem: So blsibt
benn bic MeblIpeiIe, bic edte, lisbe,
ioIibe MebIipeiIe elm unperGuBerIides
&ronredt Oeittrrsi9s. Sebniu4ts>
pou bliden bic 8OIter @uropa's gu ibr
bin ipie su Der blauen 9renSlinie Der
Qlpen, benn ibr Rdme dllein perbeibt
Elm Dunberlunb. sSn sinfa9tr 2iebs
li9tsit, glsi9 fanfttn @orberstn.
tbiirmen fih 8u6tsln, Strubel, 60
IatI9en, Sipferln, &rupfsrIn, Saz
icberln, Stanaerln, bebliimt nit Roiiz
nen unb Wsinbeeren, erfiilt bonn 0uft
Der 9anills. bes Ordngens p0er gitros
nenSuders, bur9SpgeR bon itillen
S9otpldbsngerii9sn, iibertoit BON
i6Gumenoeu Gbdubsaus. lleber ibre
einfa9e 2iebli9tsit meg raesn SOrs
ten, Gremss, 9efrorenes uno !Salbges
frorenes nit benz blintenoen Sirnens
Ibnee sipigsu S9laarabms. Sn bic
fem Wunberldnbe i6ipeist aller Sab
Der parteien unb Hationalitdten. ST.
osr ertennt, bab oisie beilisIten Glitter
in alien grobinsen unb in alien Soios
men gelpabrt iperben miiifen. - Be
frieoigt pernshmsu bic 86lter Gurpz
pas folhe aunoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

@in gutter Men + d. r2iebe
S6piesermama, fir Did babe i'd
eins sroBurtiee lleberruf9uns Sd
IaFe Dir in Deinsr Wobnuns Seies
pbon unbringsn, bann bruudit Du
Did nidt mebr 70 oft gu uns bsmti'
benl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

- aba! Sribi: .Mama. bas
5rGulsin bat BON msinem 9lpfsl ubaes
biFen." Rutter: rWeine niat, bd
if Dir ia seipiB nod senus sebIies
ben." Sribi: rSit nidt ipobr, neil
bunn Der papa bran ipeitsr sessfen
bot.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

Srembtr: .Sie baben mir ia
bos Saubtud bes OOrigeu 3immsrbes
pobners bdnsen IaFenl"
Dirtbin: ~GntfduIbisen g
nur, ober id bab' mir bait bentt, neil
sr n 2anbsmann bon Sbnsn mar,
madt's mig"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

-@u9 ri4tis. Suufirss;
r&aufsn sic bas beriibmts Bud
iiber bic SeIbftpertbeioigung, Seber'
mann bat ss jebt." Serr: nRun,
fp.m es Ssbsrmaun bat, mas niiBt e.
bann mirg"
@aunerresie. @be: rSuf
9u ssb0rt, Cube, ieBt mill man bi,
@erbreder f9on na4 ben Sinserab'
briiden tpisbsr srtennen!" Cube: DO
miiFsn mir uIio tiinftis in Suubidu'
ben arbeitsn; ia, bic Resie pirb im'
mer srOber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09
QinhIiht RnihttSt

3tnbGi6e RaibetGt. =
GlIs: r0u, Papa, ous muB bod elm
0rudfsbGsr fsin! Sier in Der 3eis
tung itsbt: glnnd Weier, 72 Sabre
aft, 9ebeimratbstodter!" Batter:
.Warum fol- bas elm 0rudfebler
Tein2" = Glie: rRun, nit 70 Sabs
rem 1T man bod feline Sp4ter mshr!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

nDann bobsn sic 9 benn nun se'
merit, buB Sbre Grau burdsebrdnut
tpar2~
ram nd9fen Norsen erft; i'd mar
nGmIid in Der Radt stpas fpGt uab
Sauie ssiommen, bate bic StiefeI
auf Der Srsppe dusse5osen. bob iie
ridt mad perbe unb gar nidt nu9
ibrem 8ttt tineef9aut,. j.. ouf eius
nal ilins.lt's nm udt llbr am Seles
pbon; bd ruff iie mir aus Samburg
r2ebepobl" 5u!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

~. Bum, pas 1T Sbneu bsnn.
sndbises Srdulein. in Sbrem abpo'
fatsnItanb Biz ieBt bic srDBte 9enug'
tbuuns setpefenR"
DAB i9 Bel iebem neuen pro5eB
cine ibm entfpredenbe neue SOtIstts
anleeen tonnte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09

aud sin Sntereffsnt.
.Sas Bib 1T prdatig!" : ~Nidt
Sabr9 WD6tsn Sie's Dieleidt tou'
fen9" : Sinh Sic Der MuIer9" -
.geein, fein Sauptsldubieer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-09
GaIidle anffufiuus.

SuteE so. aiui, made ben
Wunb auf, bann iperfe ih Dir einen
9pnbpn binetn!"
2illt: r9tbsr Sntel, id bin bod
t.in 8rieftaiten!"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Special to The Herald.

YORK 4Tweny today Market
and
Washington navels $3.50
Antonio Red Globe Riverside Ai5i
Quail $685. Ruth Rubdoux $3.50; Sweetheart
Riverside Riverside
Redlands Pride,
ersde $355; Flower Antonio Quail o.
$3.50 Uncle Sam x Riverside Bx $3.50 Columbian ch Riverside
$780, Old Mission Chapman i5; Diamond Antonio
Riverside
$780, Doodle std, Riverside Riverside
S0 Golden Eagle St. G. Chapman io Pet San Antonio Ex
S6 Volunteer Antonio Baldount $500; Curt
CurUss, %0G Hawk, en- san Antonio Ex. Nbh
Thompson's navesAveages
A45j standards Nat o. Co, $3.50
seedngsAverages Titus Ranch sS Antonio
Mission A. T.
Mission, c.
Blueprint Riverside A. Globe
Riverside $685. Flower san Antonio $ Flower San An
s225 Silver
Boods ha boxes)Averages Quail, lbs;
San Antonio Ex, $1@; Flower, San Antonio Ex, I70
xf, Riverside
c. Whittier,
fyp w F. Whittier Whittier whittier
ST. Mchaels (haR boxes)Aveag Rossmoyne, o.
Re- G.. A.,
r Stewart $9 Fruit $780,
fy,
sa5o; Santa Fe Mohatt Fruit Co. $3.50 49, -. ~, -
Chapman &S5 Clover O. G. A. $345 California Sweets W. H.
C.
Grapefruit (ha boxes)Averag Blue Globe xf Riverside $40
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
WILL CHECK UP FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
CREDIT MEN APPOINT SPECIAL
COMMITTEE
Los Angeles Organization Would Com
pei AdJusters to Act Fairly With
All Persons Who Suffered Losses
In Disaster at San Francisco

Members of the Los Angeles Credit
Mems association have adopted resolu-
tions which indicate determination
on their part to do all in their power
to compel the fire insurance companies
doing business in this state to deal
tairly with their policy holders. The
resolutions are as follows
Whereas, The disaster that has re-
Gently occurred in San Francisco pre-
sents for the consideration Of the In
surance men problems which they
never had to deal with before; and
whereas, 1t is reported that the
ablest insurance adjusters in the
United States will be called to San
Francisco to adjust the insurance
losses suffered by the people there:
and
Whereas, 1t is for the interest of the
business community of Los Angeles
that it be kept informed of the pro-
ceedings taken by the adjusters of the
various companies in adjusting those
losses;
Resolved, That this association an
point a committee of five, to be known
as the insurance committee. whose
duty it shall be to- Inform themselves
of the adjustments made by the varl-
Gus insurance companies carrying poll
this association may be fully Informed
as to the insurance companies which
deal justly and literally with the peo-
pie OF San Francisco in the adjustment
of their losses;
Resolved: That said committee, after
such adjustments have been made, re-
port its findings to this association and
that copy of such findings be sent to-
every association Of credit men in the
United States, that due credit may be
given to those companies to which
credit is due for just and prompt adj
justments;
"Resolved. That such insurance COM
mittees be a permanent COMMITTEES OF
this association, whose duty 1t shall
be to report such information from
time to time concerning insurance
matters as 1t may deem to be of In
terest to the association"
Copies OF these resolutions have been
sent to the headquarters Of the ma
tional association In New York. Fur
thermore, an effort win be made 70 Sc
cure the adoption OF these or similar
resolutions at the national convention
OF credit men which will be held in
Baltimore June IA and is. The Los
Angeles delegates TO that convention
are w. G. Mushet, secretary, and VIII
lis Booth
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Fruits-
Fancy. apples, $3.50; common, $3.50.
Berries-Strawberries $5.0O@600; black
berries. $500: raspberries. $6.0061000.
anges-Navels 81. 1905. IS.
Mexican lines. s4.50@5.OO.
Lemons-Common California, S50:
fancy, $3.50.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75c@s2.OO;
pineapples, $1.50@3,0O; Persian dates
6G712c.
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 4-The market for
evaporated apples continued quiet. Sup
plies for November delivery are offered
around &c. but prices are firmly held ON
spot and fancy are quoted at 11%@12c.
Prunes are firm in tone with quotations
ranging from 71s9S%c according to grade.
Apricots are nominally unchanged;
choice. 121ac; extra choice, 1S@13lAc; fancy
14p141zc.
Peaches are held higher for future de-
livery but spot quotations are unchanged.
Choice, lie; extra choice, 11A@12c fancy,
11$@12c; extra fancy, 12@121ac.
Raisins are quiet but firmer in tone;
loose muscatels are quoted at 6a6%c;
seeded raisins, 5hQ5asc; London layers,
81 .50Q1 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 4.-There was some
increase in the volume Of dealing in the
stock market over last weeks daily aver
age The dealings were better distributed
among different stocks also giving the
market an appearance of greater breadth
and variety. Prices ruled higher than at
the close of last week. Yet the movement
did not serve to convince sentiment,
which remained uncertain or skeptical.
Commission houses complained of an en-
tire lack of orders and profound indif-
ference toward the market so far as the
general public was concerned.
Operations were pronounced to be in the
hands of professionals and the greatest
part of the activity to be confined within
narrow limits in the professional fiele
itelf. The activity of this element showed
a tendency to break away from some of
the recent favorites and to develop new
lines The strength which the market
showed was at no time comprehensive.
The early advance showed some conspicu-
Gus inaction among prominent market
leaders. Some of these were brought
forward later in a way that would have
rectfed the trreguarity of the market
had not 1t been that realizing interviewed
in the earlier strong stocks and broke up
the continuity of the movement
st. Paul continued to hold a prominent
place In the market, in the belief that
subscription rights would accrue to
stockholders as a result of the plan for
raising more capital.
Amagamated Copper weakened rather
notably on the first appearance of the
companys annual report but the char
acter of the buying of the stock on the
decline drove the short interests in to
its cover.
There was decidedly easier tone in the
time money market and this extended to
some of the period carrying over the end
of the year. although rates for these peri
DDS were still relatively lirmer than for
the earlier maturity loans
The closing tone of the market was
quiet with only part of the stocks MAIN
tained at the top level.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value S2595, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-Pink beans.
81. .7511. 80; lima, $455Gl4.65; small white.
So. 25Ql3. 35; large white. 81. 2.6Oa2.7O; Oregon
Burbank potatoes, 16D1Ac; new potatoes,
l@2c; fancy ONIONS Sl.7b; common. a;oO;
summer SQUASH ST .25@Dl rs; asparagus,
81 .75@S .25; rhubarb, 50@75c; garlic, 5Qp6c
cucumbers, Sl25Ql rs; Mexican tomatoes,
s.. .506I3.00.
tras. 81. .4OQl4. go; Oregon and Washington.
Sc. .9OG4,2 shipping wheat, 81 S5Ql .3712
milling, $l,374ql 40; od., feed barley 8 oOa
1 rs: black, 81 l.4O6pl so; mlddlings, SIS 0O6I
q SO; mixed feed, S2l .O0Q23 90; rolled bar
ley. sec 5O@27 so; wheat hay $l4.OOql7 so
wheat and oat, S12 50Q165 so; tame oat,
Si2. .5O0ll4 90; barley, S90OQll.0O alfalfa,
81 OO@Dii 90; straw, 4o@55c.
Receipts-Flour, 2446; wheat. 20; barley,
bran. $50; middlings, $50; hay, 7S9; straw,
5 bales.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
Area planted to Cotton
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON June 4.-The crop es-
tmating board of the bureau of statistics
of the agricultural department finds the
total area planted to cotton In the
6S3. 900 acres, an Increase of about i,6S6'-
900, or 6.2 per cent as compared with
last year. The average condition Of the
growing crop on May, % was S4.6, as
spending dates In 1905 and 1904 respec-
lively, and ten-year average Of $40.