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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
GETS BOSTON MEN.
Manager Of Norfolk Team Goes
Ssig58. North for PLAYERS,
y The Times-Disnato h.

ISpecIaI TO Y he II s-I71s5f tr11' M
Clark, Of the Norfolk team of Virginia.
has just signed Joe 10 Towle, Feather
Edwards and Jack" Leonard all star
young Boston cracks. They vii! start
South to- morrow.
Towle is an outhelder and give promise
of making good. He las played on the
fStrandways. South Bostons, Somervilles
and last year payed.for tho West ItoX-!
burys. He Is considered Il long batter
and a fast nutfielder, having led tho latter;
team at. thu, bat last season.. Edwards
is a catcher. He has played on the Walk
overs. Fairnclds of Maine: Rockports and
last year played for HnverhIll.s Jack
SLeonnrd Is the crack pitcher of Forest
Hills. Last year he played for Derry,
N. H., and Roslindale. and has also
pitched for&the St. Alphonsns, Derry. N.
H. Rosfndale and several other crack
teams. J1&g.si RI 4.{. g,s{gs 7. gSEei I'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

fll . ~ II 3
third Time, 1928. Red, White and Blunc
E(Piedmont Hunt ran. III 40 y . IA IL.
.i Fifth selling. N for 4-yeat-olds and
upward. q six and Il halt furlongs Colunl-
bIa Course ball (ll ~ l I! and ollt)
I IA. M II !.
Sixth race for maiden 2-year-olds and
bupwards one mile and forty yards q, od
sZany a To- | and even. second. kuro q
S to 1 and even) third.T Time. go & 81
Entries For To-day.
IN First ling. 4 hree y car-olds and n,
IN. i've ana one-half furlonga, Columbia
course Brush, Tn. 1o1; Edge!ey, o.;
Plantageret O. oricate az E g 4
So; Mi. So: DR.. Cofrey.$ 81; .Nattie Bump
5po.s 9s: .Monte Carlo. lo2; .Fozy, gs;;i
baby Willie. 81; Paul Clifford 30,
$olds.i half mile, old coursc--Willetta,s 1o5 !,
Mode. los; Istellc H.. 105: Wood wit tn. los !;
HSIammymoo. los; 3EmInola. 1o5; NorWina,
1856 Josephine y DAILY ~; Hayan q /, lo5 !;
Bath Maria los; Windfall 1Oo; Zcllnn,5
Jos: Wabash Queen, 105. 8.5z
Ess4Third racc--rnares.3 thrcc-ycar-o ODDS and
up, six furlongs. Columbia collrse--zG ot to
win. 1O9 n Tickle %: Hocus Pocus, % 4
Fourth race maiden three year ODDS,
SIX and one half furongs, Columbia
@course--Iiigl Brush. liz: RADICAL -Sll2:
OPTICAL 1 o.; ~ w. w. Pierce 1905 Lady;
Georgia. OF; Frills. 107: Donna, 1o7: Flat
8teress. OF NJ # IN IL 4, I'll NJ 53s
Fifth race--selinE, three ycar-olds and
!, Tack M cKcon. B 100; Il setaukct, 100 !: The
Cure. III: workman. 1873: Merlingo, 90:
h. ReIdmoorc. SO: :Delphlc. 107. 5+
Sixth race Handicap. three-year- olds
and up. one mile Colun1 bia #course--Bob-
bic sKoan. 49,: Duke Of Kendall. II 8; York
shire Lad. 112; Sailor Boy, 103; Worth
willie, 90: Bill p Curtis. 81: Arsenal. %:
Hcarnnal. % :4 13izzy Izay 90 VI &
vi fArprertice allowances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
5D b Loses; Suit.

NEW YORK rcl q. Justice Fitzgerald
of the New York Supreme Court, YESTERDAY
handed down a. decision denying Arthur DUFF
fcs's suit for an Injunction aEa.hs! is ANA
telri thietic55I Union OF the United s. ates.
Duffeyisougilts.t TO enjoln the 4.tha:ic uEio:l
from expunEin s from Its records u name and
which We're wiped OF he books
meeting 81 the parent body. The action was
taken On tho ground that DufsYi.' lad received
In 1899. It'd ,5s ri III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
ROLLER RACE.
.Pritchard Grasps Laurels from g
Richmond Skater, ".
fsnocIalg 70 The fTimes- Dispnfch

pETIDRSBURCi, VA. March 29.r-
Nearly Il b thousand people at the
liz roller skating rink tonight saw
Samuel Prtchard, a. young Petersburg
hoy, win a mile race from ], n, Het-
izell of Richmond, IN four minutes slS
and q quarter seconds ~,
Pritohard Jumped to the front and lei
all the way, finishing about six feet
ahead, the crowd yelling from starti.to
finish. .ll tls al VIZ E.9 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Athletic Park.

ys5 (specinl to The Times nispatNl,l
I RALBltfH, N. q, March 20, The Raleigh
Athletic Park has inst organiSe,d nder !, Us
tnn of one Of IND finest athletic grounAsin
t he south on around donated for tAo purpose
NV tic y a grcultural and Meohanisal Gollese
~ t;usieess II win Include hasobnN and fort
baii grounds az excellent proportioys. the COM
pany is issuing s5Goo In slS tlrst mo
lS as bps 81 aSeaJy Ssea pssbps for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
ST. Paul Bus Catcher Dill.

s ST. PAUL, March 29.-Prell,lent Lennon, OF
the st. Paul American Association. Baseball
Club has purchased Catcher Lewis Drill from
the Detroit American League Club Tho cons
slderation Is said to ,bo tho arEas, eyer paid
by a minor league club for a plnf,r, drill is
q member OF n ST. Paul legal firm, ana VIII
retro from base hall AT the end .oL lna season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
4 Navy Crews May Enter

"A ~ Especial @ Tie TlMss- DIsP'Irh ~ IA
authorities are considering whether or not one
or more crews Will be , Above, to enter The
American Henley At i Philadelphia on May y
There ID a strong feeling here in favor Of ae-
cemiiik. II lis decided not 70 go ~ Philadel:3
baltimore on June I'd, making nvq rIlces In all
for the season. ~ II .5 sfs5 IA yfsi4l7E'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

Ting Nedson and Terry MEG Govern 2. |. "a
There Is an amphi theatre t y N ~, =
seating capacity of 5 900 AFTER i e,.S
ing over the grounds, Billy l = ola an, w. ~
articles 81 a agreement Nelson will return
from Los Angeles tho day utter, ms y
contest with Herrera = the match (. IS
made. Nodan and ls olson Wal .Sl l's'
here for Los Angeles THURSDAY ltl ida 4, #
Three Great Contests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Baseball il South.

a AT Jacksonville Fla.-ARoston ionnls), 4;
Jacksonville (South Atantlc),a0
J. AN Columbia S. Philadelphia (Natlonuls),
S. Columbia ;(south Atantic). g
b, At sarannah7Tsayan nal'S o. Brooklyn (Na-
'iiiAt Atlanta, ca!--Atlanta. =; Macon (sou,h
iAtlantic), A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Good Prices for Speed Horses

ruled dnring tho second day of tho Blair
f Raker spring auction d speed horscs nj The
stock yards yesterday Grace A., green
a. bccatur, III, was sold to A. g. Maynard,
Of New York city, for $1,000 Nick longworlh.
tiInl a;lsia, was sold to H. w. Hudson. of Ats
lanta Ga, for Sl,2eo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

cross-country con-:
tests ever seen at
the course. The The
washington Jockey
Club departed from
the usual custom
this year by making
the race opcn to the
hunt clubs Of Viz
gInia, 1,.as well ms to
the local club, for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

representative. attend
ance, the managers
of teams from the p.
b. Taylor Company,
tho American Can
Company, Messrs.
Cohen & Coz, the
American Locomotive
Company, the Virginia
Passenger and Power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

BRILLIANT SCENE ON TRACK

Especial to The Times ispatch)
III ,W.iSH1NGTON,sD .. !. q, March 29.;---TThe
nth renewal Of tho Chevy Chase stecpllee--5
chase, tho feature at Bcnnings to-day,
resulted In one OF tho most h brilliant n '.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
TEAM MANAGERS
DISCUSS c. PLANS
Meeting olfs. J seball Artists Held
at 1rii1les-D Dispatch Office
Last sNight.
GROUNDS lJI'| AND SCHEDULE I {:
These Matters will Soon BE
Provided Tor; Have Com
I, pletc Organization.
IDS AND SCHEDULE.
GROUNDS.

4t AZ meeting Of the Richmond Amateur
Base ball League was held In The Times
Dispatch at 81. v NJ, Mr.. IL A. Gilis
lpresIdent,s9in the chair. There Wns =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
DailyCourt r. ec G ! q !.
Law and Equity.

4 Case on trial: Richmond Pattern and Struct-
,lral and Iron Works vs. Harvey g. Brown.
Case of contest,
nna others VS.. NJ, Rertha Coleman and others
Decree confirming commissioners report anu
lid renl estate In tho proceedings mentioned
and directing the real estate to DO conveyd
- lam, Iue n "iinrvIes executors Va. Julius e.
tones and others Decree allowing property.
under The control OF this court In this cause
10 he repaired and improvements made thercon.
Suits Instituted yesterday; -, {,
s. p. clay Us. Thomas NJ. sweeney for. sl97 90.
Case set for to-day; Il. H. Walton vs.
Thomas II, Landcrs
Circuit Court.
Attachment dismissed yesterday: A. Bcr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

S5A N 5FItANSlSSOas NJ " - ~
4 IL Neil .the l1ard-hittins little CalifoEE- &.
MA fighter sSswho killed Harry Tennyi
FnbortHf, monthgug in a. bout, has besl
matched to fight Abe Attell ut Los "a NJ
gcles for the fentherwcight cha ma nl'loii-
ship. t5g555 5., IS s5. INF =, z
The battle will take place during ,i DE.
est,l week, In May, and the weig 1T mas
been set at 122 pounds, rinssldde.s l' q =
&mc,, ( will start training at once.
been arranged by Manag ger Mozart " d to
this week. and the tournament prom1-l
ises to eclipse any thing ever held in the IN
country. ~ 4,
Jimmy Britt and Ilids55 Hermann will
meet in the first battle. Neil and Il A.
tell are the second pair, While Hating
Nelson and h Aurella Herrera will fur.
Rnsh the final bout. "a
..as; Carsey Bests Logan.
PHILADELPHIA, 3s 1 IA, March 90!
Philadelphia, now takes rank with san
Francisco and Los Angeles rs a box
ing center being one of the few cities
where twenty-round bouts ma " pc
seen. After Alany postponements tine
new tuxedo Athletic Club, at Nortn
Issington, was finally opened last eve '''s
ming with a twenty-round bout between
Kid Carsey,t Off Chica goJ $iund atPhll I4o-l
Sgan car. 4s of this city,, as the star feature.
The threatening talk of some of the
Delaware county officials kept the at
tendance of spectators down, but there
was no interference with the snow,
which passed off smoothly. special
train carried the spectators TO the doors
Of the new clubhouse, which has been
fitted up very comfortably fort the pur-
poses for which 1t was bull 35
Y Carsey5 proved much moro aggressive
than Logan, and Be..sily5 had the better
OF the contest, although no decision was
rendered F by Referee !, Rocup. The club
willi5conformtsto5 o., tho usual Gdulc In this
particular, and decisive victories Will: be
scored only in cases Of q, knockout % i.
Wants Ryan to Box Barry. &
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, \ March %. - Ohm
b. Mckee, who Is chElakar ana man
ager of Wilmington Tark Athlrttc Club,
failing to bring Mike Schreck and MAJ.
Win Hart together ina twenty-round
contest has opened negotiations with
Tommy Ryan to come here and fight
Dave Barry or some good man In the
5middleweigllt class \, be ore his club April
Z, Derby tdhs&t at sOakla wi II Another match
Mckee has In vinwsis Gus Bczenah and
/ Harry Forbes orgs6rle other good man
in the q,antam-weig htsss. class. sg ii
Duffy Beats Grimm.
"A. WILNfINGTON, #D ET.. MnrSh 29,-In
the, wind-up before tho National Sport
Ing Club last night Joe Duffy, nf Phila-
delphin, proved too much for Young Joe
Grim, also of the Quaker City, ana he
had he better4of lhn iigllt8nll he way
through. 5.s 55
1n5the semi-wind-np lack E,Vara ard
Johnny Murray, Il both Of Philadelphia.
faced notwithstanding slYarl had a Lad
finger and quitp'h 'tlo second round.
III tho first, SSnrai.nIh:iTy5Y Young George
Dixon defeated the Ace of Spades In one
minute and Il sixteen seconds. Frank
Britt, of this city, stopped Jnck Steel, Of
Philadelphia. Jack Brltton. of Chicago
,bestcd johnny IInrl.#of Philadelphia, in
n lively six-round go.
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u
&$ Company, and The Times Dispatch, be-
Ing present. The Southern Bargain
House manager regretted his inability to
attend, also the Virginia. Carolina Hard
ware Company. ~ It Is also understood
that the chesapeake and Ohio and
Southern Shops are ready to put teams
ir. the field, making iii all ten clubs, who
are ready to participate in the schedule,
"A general discussion of ways and
means was entered into and the schema
explained ny Mr.. Muir, who presided at
tho organization meeting held on Monday.
last, latter which nominations were in.
order foravice-presdent Mr.. Peristeln,
of 41essrs Cohen & Co, was elected.
4 Mr. e. l.. Levy, Of the American Can
Company, was elected treasurer. Messrs.j
Underwater Mackreth and Ford were
appointed a Committee on Rules, Constl-.
tuition and Bylaws, and .on the Finance
Committee, Messrs. HI T.. Smith, Perl
stein and Levy $a 81
Will Provide Grounds. ~
ED Otter committees Of .pnc were appoint
ed to look into the subject of grounds. the
meeting closing wlthh vote Of thanks
to the president. n,
1T IS the Intention TO hold further
meeting In the early part of next week,
when the schedule of games and other
matters Will be gone into. # f
After the regular meeting of the league,
The Times Dispatch applicants Tor the
team got together and did a little bus
mess Of their own. The gathering NUM-
$bered thirty persons, and they were en-
4 thusiasticS over the prospects for q good
nine. & e js, 3ts.4s 5 5s.S
v The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of eectlng a permanent manager.
Mr.. a: wv 1arkret{ y s.%as una nlinously
elected. The thirty fans then Went to
discussing necessary arrangements for
the coming contest and after looking into
the future a tit, the meeting. was dis
missed. ~ MI "a sS
.fs The general opinion, is that there will
be a keen struggle for.the winner Of the
cup, and that the team, which comes
ont the winner will have to face many
hotly contested games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
,St0Dl Think!! Lnvesfigafel!l
$1,000 HOME


Az rAK1N3 OtjT3 4A HOME PUR..8
CHASING &C MIRA CT " III us and pay
INF Sc Der month for months YOU afe
then eligible to a loan o. Il, 900 to pur. \
chase q homo or business place.
when loan IL made YOU pay, l7.se Per
4 month and s per cent. simple interest
which pays you out II, tst, and oris.half
years, Or loans can be repaid at any
time The contract also has q cash sur s. h
render value. u &, 3tis i3 sss
paying rent gives one q handful.
box full, and finally d cart full Of rent rec
ceipts, and yet You are virtually out OF
DOORS Nj e 81 & III s55s y AS
We Will be pleased to fully explain and
point out the names Of many leadins
OF contract holders and nome owners by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Monday. April 2nd, 1906, al s o'clock 2. NJ

tho elegant store
the mosta
RAPIDLY
t areadyb
Chesterfield shoe
by n. h
vn enc
fortyve c5 feet ten N
apave allie s55 * W. Y. IL
terms
Of
aion auctioneer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
Circuit Court.

Attachment dismissed yesterday: A, Bcr-
t,cri vs.. G. #. Baker IN her own right and
as udmntratrix Of, eto E'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
NELSON TO MEET
TERRY N SOUTH.
Arrangement Now Being Made
For Tcn-Rou1d Boutii1
New Orleans.
NEIL 10 FIGHT ABE AT 7 !. e.!
ri 55 --------- - .------i & ,,
Great Schedule For Fight III 70. Los
Angeles Next
Month.
NEIL 10 FIGHT. ABE ATT.E e..

I IL ~ Q r.
II Il y N S
March 2 o..
Local sport
ing men. I. have
arranged for o.
Parson p r.
vies to pro-
lnotc Il ten
round contest
to take place ,ll.tlc. 7
tic last week 3
OF May be- '''''
tween 3 q t -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

SAN F,RAN c1sC 6, March g. FRANK RAJ
le 4Neii. the tllard-hittinE little Califok s.
MIA fighter, who killed Harry I y my
about Il month ago in a. bout, $h "a $ be w
matched to fight Abe Attell altos an an
gclcs for the fentherwci cl la3r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
AUCTION SALES, Future Days

By direction the heirs OF the division
being necessary public auction the premises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30

Sixth race for maiden 2-year-olds and
ono mile and forty yards, old
course Nonscnscg(2 e. TO Z and q to - ilrst.
TOD and eYenl third. III Ti1ne. I 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET
Special to The Herald.


YORK t4Thiythree auction today.
IS strong I
s2 GREYHOUND Antonio s2I5 Pet Antonio
Fohi Greyhound,
ntonio
S25 Riverside $500 Riverside
Squirrel fyp A. Cabalo
stag xf A. g. quail $780,
Peacock
SIS Peacock, U, Sea-, c.
Aloha, CHI. Redlaud
$500
l. L. r. l.
fy Upland district $780, Flower fy Upland district $780, Producer
fy. tledbnds $685.
dced)-Averages: Pointer ex
A
signet, xf, O.. Gro. ash
Bloods Whole Boxes-Aveages:
Tropical queen
Favorte Eagle
Chapman $780, Mission,
A.. r.
at A. Fruit c., s
Southland Beauties, fyr O. c.
SeedlngsAveages: Mission Bells r.
ch Semi Tropc $40 Don Quixoe ch smTropic
Quixote ch SemTropc S3O5;
P. A. Marino
fy, Highlands S24O Moreno fy Worthley Strong $275
semiTrop ex,
Highland.
land. $685. Peacock, xc, c. Ur
ST. Mhaels- Our Fayote fy Mouton Greene $780,
Averages Independent
Highland $3.50
FrutAverag
Worthley Strong, xf,
Wothley Strong $l15 signe xf Or Gro Cash S5o
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
BOSTON MARKET
Special to The Herald.


Navs decd Averages: Rose, xf Redands
Redlands Pro-,
xf B.
Pet
$3.50;
A st. A. c. G. ex. Bald
ch9 c. U Ontario S2O Partridge U.
c. S.
fy. $3.50; Mclean, ch,
A. $40; Overland
xf s. Co Fruit ex $45; Gamma fy West Highland
Bloods Half Boxe-Averages Rose
Ante
Ostrich B. Co Fruit $780, Anler &
X
xf,
- ~ "'
Or
A G G
Observation-Disclosures Greyhound
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
Other Stocks

The following stock quotations are fur
nished through Fred Dorr & Co., brok-
ers. Bradbury building:
Chicago local close, May IA:
National Biscuit common, G3A@64A do
preferred. 11661l7.
Diamond Match. 12sd129
Union Box Board, 15sG1%; do preferred,
11hGl1&.
Swift & Co. 1O6d1O6ia
Kansas City Light 6ld621A
American Can, SdS1a; do preferred,
64@64A
Carbon, 5000: do preferred. 12Od12OA.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, 52AG55; do 5s,
S21adS6
South Side Elevated, 95d96.
New York curb, May "A:
American Can, SmSA; do preferred,
64d64h
American Writing Paper pfd., 260271a.
Interborough, 226d227
Great Northern preferred, 3O2Hd30i.
Cambria Street. 346t3j
Marine preferred. 3l%d32k
Green Gold, 27sd3h
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
By Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 1.-THE early stock
market today gave no evidence of
change from the advancing tendency of
last week. but before the day was over
developed. An explanation which seemed
sufficient to satisfy the professional trad
ing view was that the recovery from the
depression owing to the San Francisco
calamity had run it's due course
There was no striking new Development
in the situation today to warrant a re-
newal of positive depression, but some
consideration was given to a number of
factors which were prominent at the time
of the downward course In prices The
news of large temporary loan by the
Pennsylvania company and the reports
current of high rate of interest to be
paid on the loan called renewed atten-
tion to the heavy capital reuirementS
yet to be met in the money market.
Western news dispatches this morning
gave large space to the extensions, pro-
jected by the Great Northern railway,
and mention is made also of plans by the
Union Pacific for lines into new terri
tory. The ST. Paul extension to the Pa
cific coast is known to be actively under
way. An early issue of part of the $100,
100000 of new capital authorized by the
New York Central is expected, There are
also large holdings of railroad bonds al
ready issued and STILL in first hands with
resulting heavy loans from the banks to
carry them, which are expected to come
upon the market with any improvement
in the investment demand.
Another incident of the day which af
fected speculative sentiment unpleasant
1y was the reduction in the dividend by
the Parrot Silver and Copper company,
a minor subsidiary company of the
Amalgamated Copper company. This
operated to interrupt heavy speculative
buying in the copper group based on the
excited advance in the price of copper
metal and copper mining stocks in Lon
don. When the copper stocks gave way
the whole market yielded.
Rates for money continue to work
easier and the London market was cheer
full over the prospect of declining money
rates there, the Bank of England having
secured all newly arriving gold in that
market
This country's April exports of agricul-
tural products showed an increase in
value of $l27S2, 900 over those of the pre-
ceding April.
The downward drift of prices of stocks
continued through the afternoon and the
closing was heavy, with only slight ral-
lies
Bonds were firm Total sales, par value,
S1072, 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
Tin Scars to High Fiqures
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE feature of
the metal markets was the continued SEN
sational fiuctuation in tin, which grew
out of speculative conditions in the Lon
don market, combined with a bullish sta
tstcal position. The London market
for spot tin was ell higher on a squeeze
OF shorts and futures advanced 95 with
spot closing at G2l5 and futures at e203.
Locally the market was 275 points higher
Al the average, with spot closing al s4S 90
the London market, closing at GS6 los Cd
for spot and at eS5 los for futures.
Locally the market was firm and higher.
Lake, SIS, ,I5nl9.W; electrolytic, SIS .371a9
Is 75; casting. SIS 25dlS 37I5. -~
Lead was rs Sd higher at G16 lis I'd in
the, English market, and was firm locally,
with quota tions ranging from So .756i5. .95,
according to shipment, etc.
spelter advanced SIS to e2s 12s cd in
ket closing al $5 95d6.05.
Iron was unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
$3O,OOO.OOO
RESENTS the

DEP RESENTS the
IN profits of the Westing-
house Air Brake company.
They started very small, but
after a few years arrived at
this mighty figure. A few
dollars invested in their
shares would make you in
dependent today, as it might
have done in the phonograph,
kodak, barbed-wire, sewing
machine or telephone stock.
We invite you to become one
of the stockholders of the IN
FOLD PAPER COMPANY,
whose valuable patents will
no doubt equal those of the
past. Write, telephone or
call for literature. Phones
Main 6188, Home 20e6.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
Dried Fruit Prices
BY Associa ted Press.

by Assocla ted Press.
NEW YORK, May 14-Evaporated
apples. are holding firm at the advance
recently reported, Strictly prime are
quoted at lie; choice. l1Ad11tac; fancy.
ll&d12c.
Prunes are in light demand for the
iobhing trade and remain firm al 6&67Sstc
according to grade ~
Apricots are in light supply on spot and
prices are firmly held Choice. 12isc; ex-
Peaches rule hrm; choice t1ce evtrs
choice llA,@llhc; fancy, 1Ad12c; extra
Raisins are unchanged Loose musca.
London layers. 81 50a1 60. ''N'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
COPPER MINING
STOCKS ADVANCE
REACTION FOLLOWS PERIOD
OF SPECULATIVE ACTIVITY
Rumors Of Extension Of Two Big
Railway Lines TO the Pacific
coast-Easier Money Rates
Prevail
STOCK TLUcTUATION

Opening prices were higher. on
, the stock exchange yesterday.
) Anaconda rose rapidly An points.
: Among the gains were Lacka-
: wanna bh Great Northern pre-
ferrcd. Northern Pacific, Am8lga-
) mated Copper, Smelling and Loco
) motive ~ to 1 "a, and Reading.
: Missouri Pacific and Southern Pa
) cihc /.
) The excited market for copper
) metal in New York and In London
5 helped the rise of "a in Amalga-
; mated Copper. Smelling gained
/, 3 and Anaconda Z.
Reading was marked up points,
) and Northern Facitic rose points.
, Later values declined. Dcla-
, ware & Hudson sold ia under last
, week, Union Pacific and Sugar %,
J ST. Paul. Central Railroad of New
, Jersey and Chicago Union Traction
, preferred ", sylvania and l..
, e. N. t9s, Reading and Consoli-
} dated Gas u, and New York Cen
) tral. Denver & Rio Grande, Erie
! first preferred, Peoples Gas, Re-
) public steel preferred and Smelt-
, ing preferred about a point.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-15
Butter. Eggs and Cheese

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 14-on the produce ex-
easier, creameries les is%asoc: dairies, @ @isS
lSc. Eggs were steady at mark, cases
included, 15@l5hc, Cheese was steady at
9q9hc
ELGIN. H.. May 14.-Butter firm and
unchanged. &C per pound. Output for
the week. $4,000 pounds