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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
@as fuitcn Die prcnfiidJcn llniucrii-
tGtcn?

16,6i7,26S Wtorf bctrugcn Die @c.
lolnmtnll3gohcn Der 10 prcllbild)cl
llniucriitGtcn ll1O oCS Succltm so
lidllm in GrounSberg nod 0cnGtuto
fir oos Sobr 1907, gcgcn 15,976,026
Wtort I'M &oriobre. 0opon c~utfollGn
9,l61,232 Worf fir SllItitute uto
Sommlungen uno fir ben llniperli-
t1ts : 8ottesoienit. Sir 9clolou1.
gen, bc5ip. &cnlmcrotioncll Der Ero.
fellorcn mo Scbrer iper0cn 4,l68,935
Mort %uerouSgabt, an WobrltngSgel0s
3uihiiiien fir 2ebrer uno @comtc
77S,2tS Worf, Die Soften Scr ofuOe.
miiden Geripoltltng betrogen $685.
933 Miorf, bic 9outoitcL Nb0nbcn
unO 2olten 66,704 Wort. Bur DC
dung bon Ginnabmeoi1sfGlcn uno ST
neutrality-suspicious. uno WebrallSga-
ben iino 374,590 Warf porgeicbcn.
204,654 Worf iperoen iiir Gonpifto.
rien, llnterltiibln9cn m1oS tlpenoicn
p%cripcnbet. 9litf Die c%in5clncn %ltnipcrz
iitGten pcrtbcilcn lid bic 8clonunt-
glllSgobcn mie iolgt: Berlin 1919
466 Worf, @rcSlni f,S31Ol7 Wurf,
@ollc 1,S13,Sl5 Morf, Bonn 1890
0l0 Marf, Gicl t,556,793 Mart, Got
tin9en 1,5it,706 Morf, &onigaber0
1,1010l7 Marf, @reifSluulb 1,t92,.
500 Mtarf, Worbllrg t,146,S26 Wtf.,
Miilllter 1856 Wf., uno Dos Hp-
ccllm Soiionltnl IN 9rolnsbcrg 61,s
$50 Wnrf. Die IuSgoben mcrOen
Ourd f%olgenbe Ginnobmct gc0edt:
ans StootsfonoS 12,229,S55 Morf,
ans S%tiitlngS- uno beitimmten 3pe-
cfcn acnibnletcn mo nnocrcn SonoS
1894 Wtorf, 3inicll bon &opitolicn
mo Hepcniicn bon @ruuloItiidcrl II.
@crcdtlolnen 46t, 6l2 Mart ullo aus
cigcncm Grlpcrbe 3,223,42 Worf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
-5InTTTf
gauge 3llg BON &eleiie gemorien unO
5a9lreide 8oIiagiere perlebt mllrOelt.
&cne Organization Der Giicn= nnO
S%tablarbcitcr.

Bitt5burG ga, 5. MGr5. -
Die 9ilooler, @nl5er uno S6liGter
ser @ol5rperfe i'm Bittsburg-9 titrift
treffen 9~(nitolten, aus Der g~ntolgumo.
te0 IIiociation ser Gilcn-, StoDl- u1O
@eiBbledy -9lrbeitcr bon Slmcrito aus
3lltrcten, llnt iid ielbItIt0noig inter
Dem Nolnen Sous OF SuIcan" SIT re-
orqnniiiren. @dbreno ser leBten
ISOLDE troten bic 2lrbeitcr BON 5w0lf
@erfen 5uiommen uno beidloiIen Der
nelten Organization bci5utreten. Die
4molgamateo Niiociotion ioa iorneI(
bon Sem 9(ltStritt in &enntniB geiebt
perOen, ioboIO sic neue Sereinignng
gc6ilOet lit. Die Sons of Sltlcon"
mcroen bci'm Abloui ocs ScrtrogeS
nit sen 6obrifanten ON I. Suli cine
beion0ere 2obnifola auiiteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Gus ManfU inn Gbieagucr Sdabamt.

GbtcoNo, ST., 5. MGr5. -llnter
ld)abmcilter 9olocnpcd ino sic Sc
bcimoictbcnmtcn itellcn in 9lbreoe,
BOB, mic perlolltet bate, bos Wanfo
bcS bieiigen Inter S%d)oBomtes bon
$4,000 oli $1,000,000 geitiegen
lei, Ser 9olocnlucd iette ober binalt,
Die llnterIndlung Ger Sn6peritdnoi.
gen aus @aibington, mel6e bier AT.
9etommcn uno icbt nit Ser 3Gbllrng
Der gcit0llOc I'M lllltcr.S d)abomt be-
idGitigt linb, fonlc mGglidcr @eiie
nod ollocrc Hciultotc crgebcn, ober
nod meIder &idtimg bin, laiic iid)
I'M pprolls nid)t iogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Galifurnicn brandt Nrbciter.

Gan SranciSco, ). W0r5. -
Sn S%crbinbung nit Dem roid)en @ies
o%crduibou bon Gan 6rancisco bcrrldlt
BORT rno I'M Stuotc Californian an
Bcrorocntlidc Nahirage nlo Mongel
an IrbeitsfrGften, olld) ndd) luclblis
6en, ionic nnd) Sllbrperfcn nit DC
ipnnlclt. Sll Der ldymer beintgellhtelt
Stuot iino piele Sauieloe BON Irbci-
tern uto 1000 6llbrmerfe in Sb6.
tigfcit, bod lit Dies nidt alsreifeno.
Sir Sltbrluertc nit 1Sllhrleuten miro
I'M Snncrcn ocs StoateS ie $3.50 bis
$3.50 pro Gag bc5oblt. Der Watgel
an 9lrbcitcrr, sic nit Dem Seginn Der
S6itiaiIon in Sen Saubolj.I iItriftell
mo fir giicnbobnbnlttcn i'm Staotc
crforoerlid) lino, miro auf iebn bis
fiini5ebn Souicno peronldlagt. @eib-
libe Arbeiter meroen Defenders in So
briten in groBer 3dbl geluht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
lln6careiflidle Eahrlaiiiafcit.

Titt8bnr9, ga, 3. WGr5. =
9(ls Ser Nems9orf uno Eittsburg-
Shncl5ug Ser nEennipluania.9a6n"
geItern Nod)mittag an Suntington,
ga, boriiberillbr, brad)ten Giicnbabil-
ar6citer bort ncbcn Dem @eleile III.
poriidtigcr @eiie brei 2aoungen
Opnanit our @rploiion, moburb ale
6enIter Der @aggons unO mehrere
Srittbretter Oerielben 5ertriimmert
uno 5tpei Ser &aiiogiere perlett muir
bcn: 0ouio @ilcor BON Marion, Sno.,
ltno cine nabefdrtitte Sran. SIS mar
cin mabrcS @rloer, oaB nidt Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
Nad, Sumption Huaos.

Nemport, &.-S, 5. @i0r5. -
GoS Shlodtihiif nRcm-Scriep" lit
bon bier nod Sonpfinsuilc oltSgc-
%lo,tftit, lin BORT Sic 5ttlptftionS!
Gomm1iilion al 9oro 81 nebmen ltno
Damn micber in Gee 81 iteben. SpG=
ter miro oos Sdiff nod @ompton
GoooS gebcIl, Tim BORT pcitcrc &ci-
lltltgcn o%b5ltlportcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
%Gntideibnng fir GlG9crin.

Sber6un0cSgeridt iprift Der @itt1ue
zines i'm Giien6obnOienlt umges
fommIenen 9remier5 $4,000
GntidG0i9ung SIT.
@oibington, .. g., 5. MGr5.
- Der SAIL Scr 6rol aatborine
S6lcmmer ge9cn sic Buffalo, 90
DIETER & Eittsbltrg = Giienbobn 3 @es
IcllIfaft" lit ourd ooS OberbunOc8s
geridt 81 @unItcn Ser &lGgerin cut
lhle0en Dor0en. Der Wann Ser Sebs
tcren, Der 9remicr Noam ~. S6lems
n1cr, fam int Sabre 1900, mcnige
Gage nod Der Nnnabme 0eS 8lnOcs.
geieBeS, luonaf @iienbabneu I'M 5lpi.
decentralization Gcrfebr feline @ag.
CONS gebralt6en oiirfen, Die nid)t nit
nlttomotii6en &oppel . 8orrid)tllngen
perieben iilt0, ooourd INNS 2c6elt,
onB er bei'm Inb1ngen elmer 9ampf.
ihnllfel an einen gem0bnli6en @ag.
gon er0riift mltr0e. Die Wittme
botte 5llerIt in oen @erihten beS
Stootes 4ennipIuonien ouf $4,000
S6oOeneriot getlogt, ma ober ollI
Oen @runo bin abge1pieien moroen,
OoB S6lemmer bur6 6nbrlGiiigfeit
sur Scrbeifiibrung oes llngliids nit
6%ci9etrogen babe. 0uS Sberbunoess
gerift bat MN in Dem Safe, o6ne
oo5 erw6bnte @eiet IN @etraft 81
jic6en, sic Gntideioung Oc5 8crihtS
ultercr Sniton5 umgcitoBen mo Der
6rou sic Guti60Oigun0 olf bcn
@rlmo 5l%t9ciprod)er, ouB Shlemmcr
ii6 fciner 6abrI0iiigfcit idulOig &c,
n1ud)t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
8irb lid bcu 8crid)t itcllcn.

Nem- &nucn, Conn, 5. W6rj.
$500 Der 2ofomotipiiibrer @iQiam 6.
6iibcr bon Dem Spe5ial5ug, Scr ont
lebtcn SomItog Mor9en bel 8otcr.
bltrp cinen fabrplonnGBigcn Eoila.
0~icr5lg onron1tc, moour6 Orci 3ng-
ongcltelltc um'S 2eben famcn, mill
iidl, lpie c5 beiBt, ben 9eb0rOcn aus.
lieIern, nad)oem Coroner Dir einen
8erbaits6cfebl ge9en i'm erlaIlen
bat. gr bolt iid) in ser 9tGbe BON bier
ucrItcdt, leioet an ben 6olgen Der
Nuircglung, bat aber feline 1ltBeren
Ecrlctlngen erlitten. Gr bcbalptet,
CT lei burd) 0cn 3ulnntmcnitob BON
Ser 2ofomotiue abgcidlcuoert lporoen
unb ooun, bal6 %bepuBtloS, mcbrere
Stunocn lang 5~iellos oouon gelaufcn;
ais CT mie0er gum uolcn S%GuuBtieilt
0efommen, lei or piele Wteilen melt
Dol, Dem S6ouplot oeS llngIiids cnts
fernt gcpelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
WclOct iidl ais Ganoioat.

Warincttc, @iS., 5. W0r5. -
I&iooc StepbeniorL ein pieliuder Wiil-
liouGr, S~ol5b0nOler unO friibcres
MitQlieO oea """~"~ orfl1rt, CT
lei Gonoi0 II obgc-
la"llfcncn u &.aIcrnltn - gul0eS=
icnotorS 2Sobn s. Spooncr, obcr nidt
fiir ocn f~olgenOcn nelten Sermin. Sr.
Stcpbenion lit ein entidicOcler mo
lungiGbriger NnbGnger ser 6oftion
0CS Scllatnr ga Spucttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
9ei'm 3uiamlnenItob !

9ei'm 3uiammeritob 5peier
clcftriiGer Strobenbabnpnggons BET
Sort canton, SeattIe, @uib., muroep
5ebn Eerlonen, Oarlnter 5lpei Sralien,
ihiper perlest. @iner Der Wotoriiibs
rer, 3. Nc. McIap, mlroe ocrort ger
quetidt, Oab er mobriheinlid) nid)t
am 2e6en bleiben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
8iQiom S. Sonoel,, fpelchcr il

= @illiom $. Sonoen, ipelher i'm
10. uno 80. GongreB ben 10. 0iitrift
bon Eennipluonicn pcrtrcten bat, lit
in N%Qcntoiun I'M 63. Sabre geitorben.
Gr bate ben 9iirgerfrieg mitgemodt
lno ipor 9elegot mebrerer oemofro.
tild)er acknowledgements aerpeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
4latt flcbt t.

@umheSienotor Elott cr~nlGd)tigtr IN
ollcr Sorm sur &iocrlc9lulg Der DC
baltptiiug, BOB CT oic Nbiid)t babe, iei.
ncn Sit I'M Senat ntif5itgcben mo
perlidertc, or ge0cnfe I'M Senot bis
Sitrn ablouf lcines gmtstcrmilles olil
3. MGr5 1909 81 perblciben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06
ODnamit crpfroirt III Nrbcitcrlagcr.

&an las. Gitp, DO, 5. N0r5.
- Sn cinem Eager bon Grbeitern,
Die ON Sol Ser GilBeren 8iirtelbabn
BON aoninS.9itp, aonios, beid1ftigt
iiio, crciancte lid cine Grploiion Don
5luull5ig Stnn9en 0pnomit, mpOurd)
piele 6enitcriheiben ouf 20 Weilen III
Ser IunOe eiugeoriift lpurben. Ser
lctt murbc MIR cine Yerion, cine
Srau.
Ttagtd die 1Die SOts, Die lhr Inner Gekauft HABIT
:; II NMMIZm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

Nnl -. Iltgltit 1891 mllroc bon
Nibot mo Mobrcnbcin oic Gntcl,tc
5mlitcn HllBlono mo 6ronfrcid I'M.
ter5cid)nct. NonIen mcirlt, Shirt Dis
mord babe 0nmalS gctbon, ais glolt.
be CT mir an eillen einfohcn o6lirt,"
luobrcno cS lid ood) IN, cine Scr
nunftchc, ia INN cine 2icbeSbcirott
bonoelte. Gle Gntente lpltroc Damn
criueitert ull0 III cine fornellc Teien-
iip.9laiall5 linlgeluon0clt. mcldc inn
Sriiblina oe& SobrcS 1895 bon @icr$
uno Goiimir Ecricr rmtcricidnei
iultr0c.
@Gbrcnb ocS @cllidea 6clir Sol,.
res in petersburg i'm Counter beS
So6rcS 1897 ipitrbc sic NQior5 bonn
G5orcn Nifolalls Dem 3mciten am
Soro bcS &ricgsid)ifieS nEotbuan"
bel eiltcnl Geicuner proflamirt. Die
iron5oliihe Hcgierung bate iid Dor
her bcntiibt, oicic GrflGrltng oes G5o.
rem bcrbei5llfiibrcn, ltrtb Der bnmali.
&c ruiiiId)e Minilter ocS NeuBeren,
Wllroluicii, iultrbc gebcter, nit Dem
G5orcn oorilber 81 iprcdcn. - Der
G5or ontluortete ibnl einiod): $50.
RIM lpa id) nid)t BON elmer Sadc
Ipretcn, Die ipobr ilt?" llno am
nod)ltcn Gage belt er Ben beriibmtclt
SrlllflprudL III bent or boS @prt BON
ben beiben oolliirten Notionen"
iprod,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-06

- 9oS neltc Gron9pools Winiite-
rinnL oeiicn ErGiibent Ser cbemoligc
S0dltcpmnlonoircnoc Scr 9oeren,
General @otba, lit, ipurOc am Mon-
too beciOi0t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
STOCK STRENGTH
IN MARROW MARKET
CLAIMS OF LEADERSHIP ARE
ALLOWED
Dealings Largely congested in Few
of the Leading Stocks, and
Are Called Professional
on 'change
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The display of
strength in stocks today lay In rather
q narrow market and the dullness at
times approached stagnation The ad-
yertised claims of leadership for the
movement were given allowance
though the professional mind was con-
fused with conjectures of the possible
auspices lying back of this loudly
claimed leadership.
Dealings were largely .congested In a
few OF the usual faVorite stocks and
were called professional by the pro-
fessed opinion about the stock exchange
itself There was little news bearing
on the movement beyond the estimates
of large gain in cash for the week by
the banks. Money on call was sensibly
easier today.
The speculation was inclined evident
ly to assume prospect of more abund-
anh funds in the money market. re-
covery in foreign exchange rates today
served to call attention to the posi-
bility of renewed demand from abroad
for our gold supplies. London sent
some gold to Paris today, but interna-
tional exchange bankers in New York
will not be surprised to- see more go
from here to Paris next week. There
were transfers today through the SUBJ
treasury of 5000, 900 to San Francisco.
The admission to trade at the stock
exchange OF warrants for the new
Atchison convertible bonds calls atten-
tion to the fact that $7,SOO,OOO IS pay
able as an installment of subscriptions
to these bonds by July 10, In addition
to coming subscriptions for installments
of Great Northern preferred, Union
Pacific convertible bonds and Southern
Pacific stock.
These threatened offsets to the, i'm
provement of the week in the banking
position were not taken much account
of in the active circles of the stock
market, though opinions based on them
were heard in banking quarters OF skep-
ticism over the capacity of the money
supplies to finance any considerable
speculative movement in stocks. Gains
were reduced to some extent by the
days profit taking, but not obliterated.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $1,203,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
nm call
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.

by Associated HreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-Pink beans
S24O@2.5O; lima, S525Q5.35; large white
s.. .5O92.7O; Early Rose potatoes, $2.25@2,5O
Oregon Burbanks, S2.75; Merced sweets
S4,O0@4.50; new potatoes. $500; fancy on
ions, $4'50; common $S0O; gree npeas peas &c
i5c; tomatoes, 6Oc@slOO; summer squaf h
6Oc; asparagus, 4@11c; rhubarb, $1.5O@1.I y
garlic, 3Q4c; cucumbers, 5Ocq$l 80; mus'l-
looms, 20@75c.
Flour, family extras, $4S5@5, 80; baker S
extras, $i.6Oq4.S0; oregon and Washins-
ton, s3.75@450; shipping wheat, 81: 45ql; 81
milling, 81 .55G1 .65; feed barley, $l.20@1. .221a
brewing. s1.221s@1.25; cheyalier, $1.S5; rcd
oats. $145@1.75; white, $1.60@170; black,
s1.S5Q2.25; middlings, $27.oO43000; mixed
feed. s2S, Oo@25Oo; rolled barley oOa25}, 90
cats, $6OOq7.25; wheat hay, $l5.QOa22oc; zoo 90;
wheat and oat 50 0Odl6.50; wild oat S9.00d
12.5O; tame oat. .$9.OOa16OO; alfalfa, $S.5OQ
1850; straw 450S5c,
Receipts-Fiour 5O5S; wheat. 1174; bar
ley, 61Oo; oats 634; beans a7; ,potat,ooeess
$3.50; onions, 575; middlings, 100; hay, 1868;
hides, Gil; wine $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
FAVORABLE WEATHER MAKES
FOR GOOD CROP CONDITIONS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW. YORK, July 5.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say:
Continued favorable weather condi-
tions have made for further crop de-
velopments, expansion In retail trade
in light summer goods and notable
stimulation of hitherto tagging recorder
business. Considerable more activity is
reported at leading wool markets and
ali staple woods have sold well at Bos-
ton and at leading interior markets.
Some California woods have brought
higher prices than last year
While buyers of copper are still hold
ing out in the hope of obtaining lower
prices quotations are unchanged from
last week. but some reports indicate
that casting grades are weaker In
prices
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending July number 135,
Wheat, including flour, exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending July 4 aggregated 2,O96,9C4
bushels as against 1,745,345 this week
last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
TRANSACT MUCH BUSINESS
AND MORE is EXPECTED
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 5.-R. G. Dun &
Company's Weekly Review of Trade
tomorrow will say:
Despite the interruption of a holiday
and the usual inventories and midsum-
mer stoppage of machinery for repairs
a vast amount OF business was trans
acted during the past week and the out
look improved still further Sales OF
fireworks were estimated at 20 per cent
larger than last year.
Raw wool is firmer in tone and 1t is
expected that the London auction sales
next week will open at an advance over
the previous sales. The new domestic
clip comes forward on consignment,
producers insisting on fall prices.
Hides have not developed the activity
for June saltings that packers antici-
pated, tanners having apparently sup
piled their needs for the present and
the tone of the whole market is de-
pressed by efforts to dispose Of long
haired hides.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press.

SAN PEDRO, July 5.-The passenger
and freight steamer Hanalei, Captain
Ravens. arrived today from San Fran
cisco and way ports with cargo con-
signed to the Crescent Wharf and Ware
house company.
The steamer Olympic, Captain Han
sen. from Bellingham via San Francisco,
brought 600, 900 feet of lumber for the
e. K. Wood Lumber company.
Another arrivel today was the steam
er Cascade Captain Rorvick, five days
from Portland via San Francisco with a
full cargo of lumber consigned to the
Mccormick Lumber company of Los
Angeles o,...,.
Anderson, cleared tonight for Willapa
harbor via San Francisco to reload.
The ship Columbia, Captain Larsen,
exnects to sail tomorrow in ballast for
New Castle, N. S. w, where she Will
load cargo of coal for san Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
The Metal Market
Rv Associated Press.

BY AssOclated PTtss'
NEW YORK, July 5.-Irregular changes
were reported in the London tin market
for over the holiday with prices there
closing today at an advance of los at l99
i5s for spot as compared wit hlast We'd
nesday. but e2 lower at e1S2 for futures.
Locally the market was dull, l2lSc lower
Copper was unchanged to 15s lower at
London, with spot steady at ESQ los. Flu
lures closed at e93 5s; Locally the mar mar
fic ne' s9S oOSp22 30: casting, $21. .O06D21. .25.
i Lead I vas was unchanged at $5.25 locally; IS
lower at London at ego los.
Spelter advanced IS to S24 25 5s d in LONDON
Iron was higher in the English market
with Standard foundry at 56s Sd and
Cleveland warrants at 57s: Locally the
market was quiet and unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and LEM
o Ons from Los Angeles Tuesday,
@ July 2, reported by the California
o Fruit Growers exchange, were 20
o carloads of oranges and IL cars of
@ lemons.
o Total to date there were shipped
@ 24,57O carloads, of which 255s were
@ lemons.
@ Last senson to date there were
@ shipped 23,737 carloads, of which
@ 2072 were lemons.
@ @ o O @ @ 900 g @ @ @ @ @ g <s1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO July -Cattle-Receipts
$500; market strong to 10c higher
Beeves, .$4:75@7.SO; cows, $1.75 go
heifers, $2.00@5.6O; calves, $5.00@725'
good to prime steers, $5.S0@5.30 poor
to medium, $4,15@6.7O stockers and
feeders, $2.90@b.25.
Hogs-Receipts 90, ,OOO market steady
to shade higher. Light, $5.S0@6,12h
mixed, $5.S0@6.1O; heavy. $4,000 6. 90
rough, $5.40@5,7O; pigs, S5.40@ 500
good to choice heavy, $500 500; bulk
of sales, $5.S5@6.00
steady Natives $4.O0@6,l5: westerns,
$4.00@6.10; yearlings. $6.6O@6.75; lambs
$3.50 @7SO; westerns, $5.S0@6.40,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Cotton and Wool

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Wool, steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 25@
2G1ac; light fine, 2292Sc; heavy fine, l5Q17c;
tub washed, 30QD371ac.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Cotton futures
closed steady and quiet; July $12.S3
August. S12.16; September S11.97; Octo-
ber, $12.14 November. 1910 bid; De-
cember. $12.15 January. $12.2S; Febru-
ary. $12.27; March, 1898.
NEW YORK. July 5.-Cotton spot
closed steady; middling uplands $lS. 80;
middling. gulf. S13.75. Sales 1000 bales.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Break In Wheat Due to Selling Caused
by Bearish Estimate of
Harvest
nv Aeeociated press

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The break in wheat
occurred during the final half hour OF
trading and was partly due to selling
caused by report of st. Louis trade
journal making bearish estimate on the
amount of what will be harvested in
seven of the winter wheat states.
Prior to the appearance of this report
sentiment in the pit had been bullish and
prices had reacted considerably above the
Liverpool, small shipments from Argen-
tine and continued wet weather in france
and England were the main reasons for
the strength which prevailed during the
conditions in this country were generally
favorable to the crop. The market closed
weak at bottom prices septetm66eerI per %, 9pemed nI
advanced to 81 00% and then declined to
9S1sc, where 1t closed.
Trading in corn was active and the
market was strong all day because OF
strong cables, small primary receipts, the
advance in wheat and unfavorabe news
regarding the progress of the crop: The IS
ssc higher at 54%@55c, advanced to 55ssc
and then declined to 519sQ54Ac. The close
was at 54Tac.
ber opened A6tasc higher at 3S7s@39c, sold
up to 393sc and then declined to 3S5sc. The
close was al 3S5sQl3SAc.
Provisions were weak because of in
creased receipts of live hogs at western
packing centers. At the close September
pork was off 171ac, lard was off &c and
ribs were 10c lower.
Market Ranges
., Wheat-July, 94%c; Sept, 9S1Sc; Dec
Corn-July, 54%c; Sept. 54%c; Dec. 500
oats-July, 425sc; Sept 3S5s@3SAc; Dec
395s@39Ac; May, 421sc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Ary,a IN ine Nv
1o4; No. g. esea$iG2; No, 2 red, 9i7s@97e;
No. 2 corn, SAC; No. 2 yellow, 55c; No:
oats, a429sc; No; white. o45Ac; No, 8
northwestern faxseed, $1.26; prime timo-
thy, seed, $4.75; clover, contract grades
100 lbs, sS75; short clear sides, boxed,
$8.S712@9 90; whisky, basis of high Wines
Articles Receipts. shpmts;
Flour, bbls ,.................. 1000 l7,1Oo
Wheat, bush ............... $1,000 ::...:;:
Corn, bush ............... SgS 6W s96' sg '50o l0o
Rye, bush :................. 1000 ..,.:;
Barley, bush ............... 176OO $500
NEW YORK, July 5.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; exports, 31,5OO barrels;
dull but steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 177,2OO bushels; ex-
ports, 10000 bushels; spot weak; No.
afioat; No. northern. s1.S55s f. o. b.
af1oat; No. hard winter s1.051s f. o. b.
afloat Options opened higher on strong
sables and heavy demand for Australian
and Manitoba wheat, sold off sharply on
improved American harvest promises
The market closed easy at 9-16@ y c
net decline, as follows: July, $1.03
September, $1.o4%, and December
$1.07h.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Wheat
quiet, but steady; cash, $1.50.
Barley. steady; December, $1.25A
cash, $1.221a.
Corn, unchanged; large yellow
TACOMA, July 5.-wheat unchanged
blpestem, sSci club, SIC; red. SIC. ,,,s oso.
bluestem, sec; red, Sac; valley, SEC.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
DOCTOR DRINKS POISON;
FAILING HEALTH Is CAUSE
By Associated Press.

ALTOONA, Pa, July 5.--Dr. A. K
Hoy. a prominent homeopathic ply
sician of this city, committed suicide
today by drinking carbolic acid. He
had been in failing health.
DR.. Hoy was a promoter of enter
prises and was supposed to be rich. He
was the principal promoter of the Mid
land Oil company, which operates in
California and owned a string of racing
horses, one of which is son of Dan
Patch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
PRISONER INSTANTLY KILLED
IN ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK
By Associated Press.

RATION. N. NJ, July Sin an at
tempt yesterday by half dozen in
mates of the county Jail to overcome
the jailer and gain their freedom, a
prisoner named Brown, who was the
ringleader in the Jail breaking attempt,
was shot and instantly killed.
The attempt was frustrated by the
jailer John Gale, single-handed. The
other inmates were forced back into
their cells at the point of the jailer's
gun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Steamer on Fire
BY Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 5.-Fire broke out
in the forward hatch of the steamer
Monterey of the New York and Cuban
Steamship Mail line, Havana to New
York, just as the ship was being cleared
from quarantine tonight.
Captain Smith beached the craft
while the crew fought the fire. The ia
passengers stayed aboard for some time
but later were taken ashore on tugs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
By Associated Press.

BY AsSOclated FTeSS.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Prime mercantile
paper 51ad6 per cent sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers bills
1896 for sixty day bills; posted rates,
s4.s41s and s4.SS; commercial bills, 67asc;
Mexican dollars, 52Ac. Government and
railroad bonds firm.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Money on call
strong, 4@6 per cent; ruling rate, s
closing bid, s.; offered. *. Time loans
dull and steady sixty days. "a @4k
ninety days, AK 4; six months, " q y