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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-18

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Saturday Eight-Yesterday's Vote.

50 many scenic wonders and grand
trips presented that they will be be
wildcred as to the best ones. but
I no mistakes can be made. for 60
whichever way you choose the views
are majestic. and one wonders how
Nature came to thus so richly endow
the Rocky Mountain region The time
has now arrived TO See America
First and Europe Later " Necessary"
Among the peasant trips ! have
made through Colorado. highly en-
Joyed and will attempt short de.
scription Of the one Around the
Georgetown Loop which Is invariably
taken boy nearly every tourist visiting
Denver Leaving the Albany hotel.
with party OF tourists one fine bright
morning. We were soon at the Colo.
RADIO and Southern depot. Denver.
from which departs the Clear Greek
branch train which takes us over the
famous loop trip The trip Is replete
with many beautiful and aweinspir.
ing views Of towering peaks. gloomy
canons and gently slopiug valleys
Clear Creek. at times a foaming tor.
rent plunging over huge masses OF
rock that have Ia ages past fallen
from the PERCEPTIONS cliffs above.
main range and furnished an opening
green clad banks has cleft O. passage
through The great mountain OF the
mOin range and furnished an opening
into the heart OF the hills. rock.ribbed
aud ancient as the sun. down which
millions and millions of dollars worth
OF precious metals have found their
way into the channels OF CONNER.
clalism. a regions whose great stores
Of wealth have been as yet hardly
more than scratched
Denver, the Sunshine city Is itself
mile above sea level. but the four
hours Journey W. made Is one long
climb. ~ the terminus. away up near
the center Of the Rocky Mountain
system. is cradle close 10 the apex
Of the Continental Divide. the traveller
finds that he Is 10000 feet above the
sea, having been lftcn nearly a mile
since morning when beginning the
journey .
Among points of interest passed iu
the ascent are Hanging Rock. Mother
Grundy and Inspiration Point. The
first town OF importance Is Idaho
Springs. Il Is one of the most attract.
i've mining towns Of the state. No
health resort Of the world possesses
finer climate, and the presence of
soda springs. whose chemical constitu.
cnts are similar to those Of Carlsbad
Springs, has made the town widely
known as health resort and at.
tracts such from all parts OF the
world II is only fourteen miles from
Georgetown, the terminus of the ia.
nous loop excursion, but the distance
is replete with wonderful scenery
across beautiful valleys which slope
gently back for miles In every direc-
tion, dad present one OF the finest pan,
oramic views In the world George.
town, a substantial little city OF two
thousand. Is nestled among the noun
tains, presenting a charming appear
ance, az once restful To the vision
already tired by strenuous sight-see,
Ing. Here the famous steel larat rail.
way loop is made, giving the name
this grand trip has mad" famius.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
West Seventh Valuations

Huntsberger, Bradbeer & Co. report
important sales of residence property
aggregatng in value $131,500. Most of
the property is located on West Seventh
street, choice residence section of the
city. The sales follow:
Mrs. A. e. Haskell to c. e. Gridley,
70x12O feet, on northeast corner West
Seventh and Coronado streets; i'm
proved with fine fourteen-room resi-
dence. Consideration, $1S,500.
Sybil ]. Morrison to F: & w. Thum
Co, 54X140 feet, on southwest corner
West Seventh and Lake streets, i'm
proved with a two-story frame store
building, $2O5OO.
Hannah C. Madden to F. & w. Thum
Co, 5Ox14O feet, west of the southwest
corner West Seventh and Lake streets,
unimproved, $12,500.
w. C. Hooker to r. & w. Thum Co.,
14O feet on southeast corner West
Seventh and Lake streets, unimproved,
$46000.
Perry Whiting to r. & w. Thum Co.,
5Ox14O feet, east from the southeast
corner West Seventh and Lake streets,
improved with a frame store building,
$4,000.
Joseph Goestenkohrs to Mrs. H. A.
Leech, 5Ox120 feet on north side Ottawa
street, half block west of Figueroa
street, improved with four flats, $4,000.
Mary e. Mitchell to Bion L. Trout ct
al, Go x12S feet, Ingraham street, lying
on south side Ingraham street, between
Bixel and Lucas streets, improved with
an eight-room house, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
MISTAKES PEDESTRIAN
FOR A CHICKEN THIEF
DEPUTY SHERIFF ARRIVES JUST
ON TIME
Skyrocket Hits Hen House and Causes
Fowls to Squawk-owner Seizes
Passer-by and Trouble Begins,
but Ends Without Disaster

AS result of the strenuous celebra-
tion of the glorious Fourth by resi-
dents of West First street, a most ex-
traordinary accident happened on
Colma street, late Wednesday night.
| and but for the quick and effective
| methods of Deputy Sheriff George w,
Conart, serious trouble might have re-
suited
Yesterday report of the affair was
made at the sheriff's office in case any
complaints should be issued and follow
ing is the detailed account furnished
the officers.
Wednesday night we'll known resi-
dent or Colma street took up position
in front of his home and proceeded to
olspense large quantity of fireworks
FIN wheels, roman candles, flower
pots, golden showers and every other
KIND of fireworks were sent off until
as last feature of the evening a big
box of skyrockets was produced.
The great golden snakes twisted and
writhed through the air and the man
was happy. His house was situated on
the top of small hill and the road ran
straight away from it toward a more
humble habitation, where descendant
OF the time honored race of Teutons
eked out an existence. The German had
fine coop of chickens in his back yard
and unfortunately for the fowls, their
home was made of laths.
While the more wealthy citizens was
expending time and money illuminate
ing the skies with his skyrockets. the
German was sleeping the sleep of the
Just.
Rockets Strikes Henhouse
Suddenly, however, the neighborhood
was aroused by most terrible noise.
The skyrocket stand had tipped lust as
the match had been applied to a rocket
and the comet-like mass of paper and
sparks went swirling downward and
dived squarely between the laths and.
raked the hen roost from stem to stern,
sending the amaged and frightened
fowls squawking in terror from their
slumbers.
The noise was so loud that It could.
be heard for a long distance and the
owner of the fowls dashed from his
home, still attired in his sleeping
raiment.
He saw the excited fowls and heard
their distressful squawking. Chicken
thieves" was the first thought which
came to his mind.
Accordingly, he grabbed the first.
person he saw, who happened to be
belated pedestrian hurrying to catch a
car.
Then the excitement began in earnest.
The pedestrian turned and found him
self encircled by the arms of the ex-l
cited German. The Teuton's dress did
not increase the pedestrians confidence
in the situation apd the two men
clinched
The chicken owner led for the face
with right swing and the pedestrian
countered with a left jab. The men
then squared off and fiddled for an
opening.
All the time the excited owner was
CHI 70. Al
dashed to the scene. Explanations were
finally made and after the German had
counted his chickens he returned to bed
and quiet reigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Other Stocks

The following stock quotations are. fur
nished through Fred Dorr & Co., brokers
Bradbury building:
Chicago local close, July 5:
National biscuit, common, 63lR964hc
preferred, $1.16, asked,
Diamond Match. $1.19d1 1914.
Union Box Board, 1b@lhc; preferred
S%d9hc.
Swift & Co, $1029t. .O2la
Kansas City Light. SIC, asked.
American Cam 6hq6hc; preferred, 63h
d55c.
Carbon. 90c, asked; preferred s1.1Sd11 10
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, 52453c.
South Side Elevated, 94d9Sc.
New York curb, July 8:
American Can, 6Ad65sc; preferred, At
d55c.
American writing paper preferred, 231!
925c.
Marine preferred, 2sS629c.
Green Gold, 2&@3Ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
San Francisco Bonds
Financial Record

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 5.-Money on call
cent; last loan 2% per cent; closing bid,
2h per cent; offered at per cent. Time
loans easier go days, ~ per cent; 90 days.
AZ per cent; six months 51am5% per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5@51a per cent
Sterling exchange firmer, with actual
business In bankers bills at A.Si75G4 $3.50
for demand, and at A.S2@4S705 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates. $4S2k0D4S51s.
Commercial bills, $lS1%.
Bar silver 6i&c.
Mexican dollars Soc.
Government bonds weak; railroad bonds
irregular
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Investment Purchases

L. Gastron and associates have sold
to a local investor, through W. B. Mer-
win & Co., a two-story brick building,
lot 50x1SS feet. on. the north side of East
First street just west Of Vignes street;
consideration, $1S,000
Ingram & Briggs have sold for Mrs.
L. j. Hastings a lot 150x165 feet on the
southwest corner of Burlington avenue
and sixteenth street to II, C.. Stuart for
$4,000.
John D. Foster & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales:
Mrs. Zina Hoyle to w. ]. Golden. lot
75x17O feet, in West Twenty eighth
street, between Key West and Figueroa,
for $4,000.
A. C. Jones to William Preston, lot
40x120 feet, corner Temple and Echo
Park road, for $3.50.
Richard Rose to ]. B. Vickers, lot so
x130 feet on the north side of West JEFF
ferson street. near Figueroa, for $4700
Los Angeles Dock and Terminal COM
pany, at Long Beach. to e. o. Robinson,
four lots each 50x140 feet, for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 5.-The recovery in
prices of stocks which set in on Tuesday
was substantially extended today and
then practically wiped out on realizing.
The renewed weakness at the advance
greatly unsettled speculative sentiment.
The undertone of the market was decidedly
improved at the outset The buying, al
though comparatively light, was affected
on a rising scale of prices and the dullest
periods of the morning during the pauses
In the advance or on positive reactions.
This was reversal of the recent form OF
the market and gave great encouragement
until the late reaction and corresponding
depression set in.
The largest part of the new demand
was attributed to the uncovered short in
terest and the rise in prices itself drove
this element to buy stocks to cover. The
Jesuit had its impulse from abroad, where
prices of Americans rose during the holi-
day interval here The weak return for
the Bank of England is a measure of the
strain of the semi-annual settlements
which include in England the window
dressing requirements of the private dis
counts. But the decline in discount rates
both in London and Paris showed the in
fluence at work of the redistribution of
the funds accumulated for these pur-
poses
the opening dealings in New York with
a view to reselling in London, which
caused an almost immediate rise to the
London party. The consequence was that
uncovered bears found their position
somewhat cramped at the outset and they
scrambled to secure stocks. This was the
active period of the day. The later adj
vances were effected on greatly reduced
business:
The New York money market showed
the benefit of the returning flow of divi-
dend and interest money and call and
time loans were reported easier The
confirmation of earlier reports of an en-
gagement of gold in Australia was con-
fused by means of an additional engage
ment. Discussion was hopefully renewed
of probable engagements in London next
week.
The Journal of Commerce estimates new
capital issues in June of $104 0O0,OO of
which nearly S97000OOG were bonds. This
compares with a total of 1927 100000 in
May, but the aggregate for the first six
months of the year is brought to SS27,-
100000, which is less than S42. 900 under
the new capital issues for the whole of
the year 1905.
York treasury bonds toward the end of
the month made a bad impression in
view of the many other known require
ments. Ice company stocks were weak on
account of the success attending prose-
cutions in various parts of the country.
There was some disposition to constrte
the tone of Mr.. Vanderlip's address to
bankers on the necessity of currency re-
forms as containing an alarmst note.
This conduced to the later reactionary
tendency of the market, which was ag-
graVated also by the reduction effected
In the short interest and the withdrawal
OF just so much potential support from
the market.
The weakness of Brooklyn Transit was
cue to reports of proposed fare regulation.
The market closed weak, near the
lowest.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, S1,7S00O0 pal
United States IS registered declined u
per cent on call ~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
SHORTS SCRAMBLE
TO BUY STOCKS
LATE REALIZING WIPES OUT
ALL ADVANCES
Consignment Of Gold Expected From
London and Australia-Decline
In Discount Rates in Paris
and London
BROKERS REALIZE PROFITS

3 The opening deals in stocks yes
y terday were bouyant. Great
3 Northern preferred was rushed UP
D AZ, Northern Pacific 3, Louisville
, & Nashville, Reading and Ana
B conda about 2, Southern Pacific
> and smelling 1 ", and Pennsylva-
3 mia, Union Pacific. New York Cen
3 trail, Amalgamated Copper. the u.
> s. Steel stocks, Tennessee Coal
> and American Ice International
, Paper and Consolidated Gas about
, point.
Union Pncihc's rise reached 2.
3 other advances were Northwest
, ern ga. New York Central and
: Sloss- Sheffield Steel 2, Colorado &
> Southern second preforred and
) United States Reduction L "a, Colo
RADIO Fuel 1 9s, Kansas & Texas
preferred and Pressed Steel Car
ia, Baltimore & Ohio, Canadian
) Pacific, American Car, INTERIOR
ough Metropolitan and Republic
Steel preferred about a point.
) Great Northern preferred ex-
) tended it's rise to 5R, Northern
) Pacific 49s, Reading ga, st. Paul
5 3M, New York Central 2 II, Den
) yer e. Rio Grande, Sugar. Locomo-
tive and Pacific Mail l. Tennessee
B Coal ran off Il.
Heavy realizing reduced gains to
) fractions and some were wiped
out. Brooklyn Transit lost 22s,
Anaconda 31s.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Retail Prices
Butter, Eaas and Cheese

BY ASSOCIATED Fress.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-Butter-
Fancy creamery. 2O1kc; seconds, 1Sc; fancy
dairy. 19c; seconds, IKE
Eastern 161ac; Young America,
lie; western, 15Ql61ac
EgEs-Ranch, PIC: store, 18@19c.
CHICAGO, July 5-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries, 15@2Oc; dairies, 15@1Sc.
Eggs steady at mark. cases included,
124141ac; tirsts, 1ilSc; prime firsts, Ice;
extras, 1Sc. Cheese steady. 10lA@11hc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
(searchIlght Dlstrictl.
Chicago Live Stock
IN Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July Seattle - Receipts,
13, 600; market stronS to 10c higher Beeves,
$i.15Gf620; cows ana heifers, $1.4OQI5 25 :
stockers and feeders, 81 60Q450; Texans,
81 250D5 90; calves, S. O0676.25.
Hogs-Receipts, %. 900; tomorrow, 5000.
Market weak. Mixed and butchers. SO so
6l695; good heavy. Sc. 6.60Q692 921a; rough
Navy $6SOQ6b5; light, s6.50q692h; pigs,
Sb 1906 70: bulk of sales, $670@6S5.
Sheep-4Receipts, $1,000. Market 5QiOc
higher. Sheep, N25q6.O0; lambs. 50oQ1 rs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-FrTits-
Fancy apples, $lO0; common, soc.
Berries-Strawberries $3.50@6.0O; black
berries, $250d3.0O: raspberries, $6.00@700,
Grapes-Seedless, $200@2.25
Pears-Common, 40c; fancy, roc
Peaches-Common, soc; fancy, 75c.
Plums-Common. 40c: fancy, SOC.
Oranges - Navels, $25O@4.OO; Valencia
$780,
Mexican lines. $700dS00.
Lemons Common California, $3.50
fancy, $3.50.
Melons-Fancy cantaloupes, soc; com.
mon. 25c.
Tropical fruits - - Bananas, 75cqa.75
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
RANCH EGGS DROP
z CENTS A DOZEN
PRODUCE BUSINESS ACTIVE
AFTER THE FOURTH
Fruits and Berries searoe-Fisher.
men Put in the Day and Flooded
the Market-Reoelpts for
Two Days

Many of the wholesalers we're so busy
yesterday after the Fourth receiving
goods and filling orders that they found
II inconvenlent to attend the session of
the produce exchange. Business was
quite active in the market and slightly
GdVanoed prices were secured on account
OF shortage In some lines OF supplies.
The only feature Of the call session was
the cut In the jobbing price of local ranch
eggs The quotation Was fixed at 21c Il
drop of cents, and northern eggs were
reduced to lie, n drop of / cent 1t was
explained that certain dealers were offer
ing local ranch on the exchange at 2lc,
with no bidders, and sales were being
made at that figure in the market. A
large handler Of eggs said there was no
money In the product at 21c and that his
eggs could not be had Under 23c.
one sale of ten bags Of Lady Washing
ton No. 1 beans was recorded.
Berries were comparatively scarce yes
terday because the pickers were idle on
the Fourth, but a flood of receipts will
arrive tonight. Strawberries sold at 81 Il
crate; raspberries, Ease; blacks at 4dikc.
Apricots are plentiful and job at 6O9IOc
a box.
The fish dealers were overworked yester-
day. One dealer received Sc boxes. The
supply far exceeded the demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Cotton and Wool

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 5.-Spot cotton closed
quiet; mddling uplands. $l0,S0; middling
gulf, $1105; sales, 1000 bales Futures
closed steady, / point lower to points
net higher.
ST. LOUIS, July 5-Wool steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 24@2Sc; fine
medium, 1SGD22c; fine, 20c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 5.-The market for
apples for November delivery are quoted
at 6Ac asked and &c bid. Spot prices are
Iunchanged prime. 11q11Ac; choice, 11hQ
1112c; fancy, 11%@l2c.
Prunes are unchanged. with quotations
ranging from 7Bc to SIC, according to
grade.
Apricots are in very light supply and
coast advices claim a very poor outlook
for the new crop. Choice, 1Sc; extra
choice 1870; fancy, 14@1419c.
Peaches are very firm; choice, 10a4@11c;
extra choice, 11A@11Ac; fancy 11%Q12c;
extra fancy, 12Q121ac.
Raisins are in fair demand; loose mus
catels, 619@7c; seeded raisins, 5lq79sc;
London layers, 81 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Pacific Coast Trade
BY Associated Press.

by ASSocldleu fIeSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Beans-
Pink, S1.60a1.S5; lima, $4.50Q4,55; small
white. $S,25@345; large white, So 40q2,55.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 90cQA.S5.
Onions-Fancy, sl.OO; common, zoe.
Varlous-Green peas. S1.00@l25; string
beans, slOO; green peppers. 2l@25c; sum
mer squash 75c; asparagus, I25@l. 10;
rhubarb, 5Od75c; garlic 4@5c; cucumbers,
75c6Sl 90; Mexican tomatoes, $1.0OQl25.
Flour-Family extras $4.65@S.10 bakers
extras, 4SO@4.6O; Oregon and Washing
Wheat = Shipping, s1,sO@1.S .S2A; milling.
81 106pl 25.
Barley-Feed, 971scQS1. .O21s.
Oats-Red, I.SOQ110; white. H.65G1.75.
Miiistuffs Middiipgs' $25.OO92S.OO; mixed
feed, $29,5OqSO.50; rallied barley, s23 0OGl2i OO:
oatmeal, %50Qlb; oat groats, N.75 rolled
oats, 81 00M800
Hay-Wheat, $l1OOQ175O; wheat and oat.
S11. 000l16.0O; oat, Wild 50 O0a1l,5O; oat,
tame, l0OOql50o; alfalfa, sl0OOQl1i so;
straw 35@50c-
Tslk-o, Phone free, See the proposition
In fOdaN'a HQrald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
IN BUYING WATCHES

Diamonds, Solid Gold Jewe1ry, Optical
Good and Supplies, 1T is well to deal
with those who have had years of ex-
pericnce In the above lines. Our limo
ts complete and everything Will be
found Just represented.
LESLIE l.. VAUGHN,
Suites 322-3 Merchants Trust BufIdinE,
21S South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

fair refining, 3Isc; centrifugal, 96 test,
21-32c; molasses sugar, 2Nc. Refined
steady; crushed, $40; powdered, $3.50;
granulated, $470
7Nc; mild steady; futures 5d10 points
lower. September, S6.S0@6.S5; December,
$6.5Od655; March, $3.50; May, s6,S5Q6.9O.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Port Los Angeles
SHIPS IN PORT

oHIIo IN TOhI.
French ship Vile de Mulhouse, Capt.
Bony, 1874 days from Antwerp.
British ship Lucipara. Capt. Witt,
sixty-three days from Rotterdam.
British ship Elaine, Capt. Williams,
ffty-three days from London.
British ship Glenalvon. Capt Hender-
son, forty three days from Newcastle.
French ship Helene Blum, Capt.
Gueinais, ninety-eight days from Mel
bourne.
Dutch ship Nederland. fourteen days
from Shields.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Spanish Cabinet Resigns
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press
MADRID, July 5.--The cabinet re-
signed today and King Alfonso has
charged General Lopez Dominguez.
president of the Spanish cabinet. 10
form new ministry.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
Treasury Statement

BY ASSOCIATED Press.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Treasury state
ment: Available cash balance, SITS, ,0S9 $40;
gold coin and bullion, $92,S71 ,O4O; gold GER
tificates, $41,SS9,9i0.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Favorable Weather Reports Cause
Slow Action In Wheat-Pro-
visions Firm
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The wheat market
was weak almost all day. There was
free selling by cash houses and local longs
and support came principally from shorts,
Late in the day the market experienced
a fair rally which was due to reports Of
rust in the wheat fields Of North Dakota
and Canada. The close, however, was
easy. September opened 3sc to hd3sc
lower at I95sd79%c to 79bc, sold up to
lgBMS0c, and then declined to 79hc. The
close was off %c at 79Sc. %,
Liberal receipts and weakness Of wheat
caused slightly easier tone In the corn
market at the start, but prices quickly
responded to " lively demand by shorts
and made fair rally. The firmness was
maintained throughout the remainder Of
the session Shorts we're driven to cover
by the almost total absence Of accept
Weather conditions were decidedly favor
able to the proper Advancement of the
new crop. The market closed firm Sep
tember opened Bc lower to Sc higher at
5i9sc to 51Mc, sold up to 523sc and closed
Nc to hc higher at 5lAm52c.
The oats market exhibited considerable
weakness. Weather conditions the past
few days have been ideal for the matur-
ing Of the new crop and the outlook now
Is said to promise q fair yield There
was heavy selling by prominent long and
pit traders also freely sold. Buying was
scattered September opened Mdhc to 4
S59sc and then reacted to 35Ac.
Provisions were quiet, but the market
showed a firm tone. An advance in the
price of live hogs caused considerable
bullish sentiment among pit traders. At
the close September pork was UP 2lhd5c
at SHE. Lard was up 21Ac and ribs were
unchanged.
Market Ranges
Wheat-July, 7ohc; September, 795sc;
Corn|July, Siislc: September, 51%a52c.
=, Oots-,-July. SS1sc; September, 35hGS5Sc;
December 96lsc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour easy; No spring wheat 21R9
s9c; No. 3. 7IMS3Ac; No. red S0h@SORc:
No. 2 corn, 521Ad52&c; No. 2 yellow, 53d
59Ac; No. 2 oats, SSzc; No. 2 white, io]E@
good feeding barley, 59043c; fair to choice
mating 42@51c; No. naxseed, $1.Osh; No.
grade, s11.25; short ribs sides 0oose). $500
lard per 100 pounds. $3.50; short clear
sides (boxed) s9.S7k61000; whisky, basis
of high wines, $120
Articles. Receipts shipmts.
Flour, barrels ............. 26,900 1880
Wheat. bushels ............ $4,000 1880
Corn bushels ............. .490,S0O 693,600
oats, bushels ...."........ 344.400 266,S0O
Rye. bushels ......,........ 1000 1000
Barley, bushels ............ 1S.700 5000
Cereals of the World
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Wheat-spot
Se1ac; September, S5%c; December, S71Ac;
May, S9Kc.
LIVERPOOL. July 5.-Close--Wheat-
July, 6s blSd; September, 6s 6aId; Decem-
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-Wheat
quiet December, $3.50; cash. $40 Barley
quiet; December, 9lhc, bid; cash, SLOPE.
Corn. large yellow, $13561 40.
TACOMA, Wash, July Bred wheat is
1c lower. Export bluestem, 73c; club Tic;
red csc.
Tie; blue stem, 7Sc; red 69c; valley,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-06
After Panama Bonds

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Seeretary Shaw
Is i'm receipt of offers for small blocks of
Panama fund bonds $500 900 Of which he
offered recently for popular subscription.
II Is not expected there viii be the least
difficulty IN disposing of the bonds.