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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by e. F. Hut
ton g. Co., members Chicago board of trade,
liz West Third street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO June 14-Wheat opened steady
at a decided upturn early buying. Local
bears made considerable fight and forced
break, helped by rather liberal selling on the
part of some of the elevator concerns. The
selling pressure was mostly in July, but TINS
had its effect on the later months Cloudy and
rainy conditions over good portion of the win
ter wheat belt is unfavorable, not only at early
harvests but for the ripening crop in other
states Reports from southern Ohio and from
Mr.. Inglis in Kansas and some sections or the
southwest anything but favorable, ind1cat-
ing some blight and probably light yield. Some
of the crop experts are raising their estimates
on the Kansas crop. ST. Louis dispatches were
bearish because there is some wheat country
tributary to that point which looks fine and
promises large yield
ANY continuation OF wet weather for the
winter wheat states may easily start general
buying and bull market. While June bear
ishness continues in the local trade, would con-
fine buying orders to the oversold spots in the
market.
There was an early advance in corn to 731ac
for July and tic for September Local stocks
decreased $4,000 bushels. Cash corn prices
were about half cent lower than Saturday S
close The wet weather over the corn belt and
low temperatures are bullish features. These
were offset today by the temporary break IN
wheat, which started more or less selilhg OF
corn for all months.
feature in the oats trade was break in
July. There was only a moderate dip in prices
with later months and the market showed
recovery and about Saturdays prices at the
close.
There was good early buying by shorts and
more or less investment buying all day long
IL the high prices start a larger run Of hogs
prices may have some further setback.
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Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO June 14-Flour-F Family
extras Sc SCOT; bakers extras, s6.6OQ1; Oregon
and Washington. $5S0d65o
Wheat-shipping, s21OQ215; milling, s2.1oQ
2.2O.
Chevalier. s1.7O917 2h.
nominal
Miilstuffs- Middlings sSs@s5; mixed feed,
ssOas2; rolled barley sS3aS4; oatmeal, Sc 40;
oat greats. $3.50; rolled oats. s40Q43.
Hay-Wheat, $15Gl9; wheat and oat, $50
20; wild oat S11@15; tame oat, $17q19 barley,
sl1a14; alfalfa, $s010; straw, $5qS.
y Receipts-Flour. $685. wheat, 12O; barley, 1915;
beans, 500; potatoes. 1915; onions, 475 bran,
200; middlines. 1861 hay i472; straw 49, hides,
1875; wine "a, 800.
Beans-Pink So 10as25 Lima, si1O@4 rs;
small white, So iOq660; large white, S52545.5O
Potatoes-Early Rose, s2,25Q2.35.
Onions-Red fancy 65c common. Soc
Various-Green peas, s1Q2 string beans, zg
&c: egg plant 7d1oc; green peppers, 1og2Oc;
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO June 14-Butter-Fan
creamery. 26lAc; secondss 25lAc; fancy dairy,
25c.
Cheese-old, 1sls@l4c; Young America 1910
1870.
.Eggs-Ranch, 26ikc; store Csc.
Poutry-Live turkeys nominal dressed tur-
keys nominal: old ROSTERS, s4G5 young roost-
ers ssa10; small broilers, 50. 50Q3; large broil-
ers So 5Oa4 50; flyers, S5.5OGG.50; hens, s5@10;
old ducks s5G5.5o; young ducks, s5@si geese.
81. 75a2 so; goslings, S11L50: young pigeons,
81. 5062
CHICAGO, June H.-Butter steady; cream
cries, 22G26lsc; dairies. 2Oh@24izc.
Eggs-Marl5et steady; receipts, 1896 cases;
a. mark. cases included 19hc; frsts 2Oc
prime hrsts, 2ihc.
Cheese steady; Daisies 141Ac; Twins. 1870
lac; Young Americas. 14iza14Ac; Long Horns,
l4lhd14Ac.
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FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Apples-Fancy
ST. so; common, 40c.
Observation-Disclosures s3Q4; blackberries, $5q
5; raspberries, S416
Pears-Madelaine: Common. Csc; fancy, 81
Peaches-Common, 40c; fancy .65c.
Plums-Common, 50c fancy 81
Oranges-Navals $l.5Oq3; Valencia S2.5og
275.
Mexican lines, s4d5.
Lemons-Common California, s1915o good to
choice s1.75d2. 25; fancy, S25G@3
Melons-Nutmegs, 81. 2594 so.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75cnS; pineapples
s2d3; Smyrna figs s1Q1.75.
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Fiftieth street, 1854 East-Mrs X. Ham
brechts 1895 Compton avenue, owner; w. S.
Kuhns builder; dne-story, five-room residence;
$500
Main street, POI, south-T. Higgins. POI South
Main street; alterations; $780,
New Jersey street. 1S12-M. A. Brush, 46O
East Fourth street, owner and builder; two
story, twelve-room residence; $1,000
Fifty-sixth street. 1926, West-V l.. Myers, 1854
East Fifty-fourth street, owner and builder;
one-story, dve-room residence; $1,000.
Wilton street, 131S-E. Johnson, POS Huron
street, owner; A. Grant, builder; two-story,
nine-room residence: $4,000.
Orange street, 1212-C. Hubbard, 1912 Orange
street. alterations; $1,000
Fifty-third street, 424 West-J Hickter, 1861
East Eighth street owner; j. A. Myers, build
er; one-story, six-room residence: $500.
Towne avenue, 5S59-H L. Balding, $50 East
Fifty second place; alterations $500,
Branch street, 63O4-J. Griffith, 202 New York
street, owner and builder; one-story, five-room
residence; 5000
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SALT LAKE MINING STOCK
The Metal Market

NEW YORK June 14-Spot tin was n shade
higher in the English market at e134 rs Cd
but futures were unchanged at e135 lbs 3d.
The local market was dull with spot quoted at
500 35G29.65.
Copper was lower in London, with spot at
$50 los and futures at $50 rs Cd. The local
market was dun and unchanged; lake. S13.62l.
d1s75: eectroytic, sl3.471sa1S.5O; casting, s1s2
G13.37l4.
Lead lower at .e43 IS Cd in London, and dull
locally at s4.S594.45.
Spelter unchanged in London at e22 Is Cd,
and dull locally at IS 35d5 40
Iron was a shade higher In the London
market with Cleveland warrants at ASS 1012d.
The local market was strong No. southern
and No southern soft $16916.25.
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Building to Cost $4,000

four-story steel building. to cost s115,000
will be erected at 627. 500 and 631 South Broad
way by the C'o-Tenant company, of which H. j..
Goudge, Exchange building, is president.
1t is intended to begin construction by Sep
TENDER 1 and to complete the building not
later than March l, 1910.
The preparation for plans for the building
has been begun by Dennis & Farwell archi-
tects.
The structure will cover a lot which has a
frontage of II feet on Broadway and a depth
of 1H feet, running back to a paved way
which is wider than an ordinary alley.
The Co-Tenant company has ffty-year lease
on the property, which is owned by Mrs. Ly-
man Farwell and Miss Howes.
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Oil Producers TO Meet

A meeting of the executive committee Of the
Coalinga and Bakersfield Independent Oil Pro-
ducers' agencies Will be held at Bakersfield
today
The principal business to be considered will
be the action of Independent producers In sign
ing contracts with the Producers Transporta-
ton company for carrying their oil to tide
water This action>wil be ratified.
The directors of the Producers Transports
ton company will meet at Bakersfield the same
day, and the formal organization Of the COM
pany will be concluded, articles of ncorpora-
ton with a capitalization of $7,boooOO having
been filed.
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SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. June 14-Coffeez Futures closed
quiet net unchanged to points lower. Sales
were reported of 11,0oO bags. including July
at e.45G6.5Oc; September, 5.95e; December and
January, 5.S0c March, 5.S0q5. S5c. Spot quiet;
No Rio, 77sqSc; No Santos, &C. mild
quiet; Cordova, 99z@12%c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, S42c; CEN
trifugal Sc test, 8. SIC; molasses sugar, 3.17c.
Refined steady; crushed, 565c; powdered
505e; granulated 4.95c.
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. June a. -Cattle-Recelpts estimat-
ed at 20 900; market steady to higher; beeves,
S. 30G67 30; Texas steels s4.60d6. Is: western
steers, 81. 1906 80; stoekers and feeders, $4,000
so; COWS and heifers, S250Q6.s0; calves. seas.
Togs-Receipts estimated at 80. 00O market
1Oa15c higher light S7G7.6O; mixed, $1,000
90: heavy. sT35aS rough, s7.354z50 good to
choice heavy sT50qS; pigs, s6.l0g1; bulk OF
sales at $740@ZS5.
sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000; market
steady; native. $3.7506 10; western, S375Q6l5;
yearlings s6G17.15; native lambs, S525Q8. 20;
western lambs, S. 75QS.25.
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Visible sunnIy Of Grain

NEW YORK June 1.-THE visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday, June II,
as compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, was
Wheat Is, 415, O00 decrease 2,121 600.
Corn 1882, 900, increase 5000.
Oats 6931, 900, decrease 56S, 0OO
Rye 17S, 600, decrease Al, 600.
Barley sos. 900. decrease 1890
The visible supply in Canada last Saturday
was: Wheat 3, 1881, 900. decrease $4,000.
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Awaits cIty's Consent

six blocks containing approximately forty
acres will be opened up for warehouse and In
dustrial purposes, II the city council grants
franchise for constructing tracks that has been
asked by the Santa Fe and which viii be con-
sidered by the municipal law makers today.
This property is bounded by Seventh. Mateo
Sixth and Mesquit streets.
The Union Well Supply company has begun
the erection OF the first warehouse on the
property.
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California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK June H.-Evaporated apples
firm; fancy. shd9kc choice, 71sQSc; prime,
So a7Ao; common to fair, 566hc
Prunes steady; prices range from 2hc to
11lkc for California and from &c TO &c for
Oregons.
extra choice, 10lk61O%c; fancy, 11913c.
Peaches dull; choice, 5A46c; extra choice,
6l46694c; fancy, 7GSlAc.
Raisins quiet; loose muscatel, 3lsd4i5c; choice
to fancy seeded, 4s4@6hc; seedless, 3Aa51ae;
London layers. S1s15d1.2O
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Flour steady. Rye-No. 2 SIC Barley
Feed or mixing, s1aSliAe; fair to choice malt
ing. Sl1b@S21ac. Flaxseed-No l southwestern,
81 611b; No / northwestern H71a. Timothy
seed. $3.50 Glover, 5000. Mess pork per Dbl,
$50. 5o62O. 621k Lard, per 100 lbs, sl1So Short
ribs sides Qoose) s11G11.12k. Short clear sides
(boxed), S1l 25411.S7la
equal to $1,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
ss7 900 bushels, compared with 4S3 600 last year;
The visible supply of wheat in the United
states decreased 2Ao2. 900 bushels for the week.
Amount of breadstuff on ocean passage de-
creased $4,000 bushels. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat cars; corn. 272 cars; oats
2O7 cars hogs, 1900 head.
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New Eacory for Los Angeles

branch manufacturing plant will be estab-
lished in Los Angeles by the Pres-ro-Lite Gas
company of Oakland.
half-acre Of ground in the southeastern :
section of the city adjoining trackage of theH
Santa Fe, has been procured site for the
factory.
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Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK. June H.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet Is points higher; middipg uplands SllS0;
middling gulf, 11.60. No salef
Cotton futures closed steadyA June. July and
August, 1880; September. loSAe; October and
November, 1086c; December and May, l0.S9c;
January, 10. SIC; March, l0S7c.
ST. LOUIS, June H.-Wool weak medium
grades combing and clothing, 25a29c; light
fine. 2l@2ec; heavy fine 131Aq2llRc; tubwashed,
24636c.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

. Shipments of oranges and lemons Z.
. from Los Angeles Friday, June II, e
3 were 40 carloads of oranges, and 40 {
q carloads of lemons. Total to date {.
{. there were shipped 2S,11S carloads, Of e
Z, which 5000 were lemons Last season e
8 there were shipped 24,524 carloads, of s.
. which SOf9 were lemons. e
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FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 14.-Bank clearings
were 50, $50, ZIG As. against 81. 74s 264O4 the
corresponding date last year, an increase Of
s5s4,ol241 Following is comparative state
ment:
ment: 1909. 1908. 1901.
June 49, $780, 276.45 S1746, 264O4 81, AL, $50 %
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New York Coffee

Special service to The Herald by e. F. Hut
ton & Co., liz West Third street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, June 14-Cofee closed as fol-
lows: June 6.7OG6. soc; July, 645965O Soc Au-
gust 6a6O5c; September, 5.9Oa5.94c; October
s. 75d5 soc; November 5.75q5,SOc; December.
4 SIC; March, 5SO@5. s5c; April, 5.SOa5.S5c; May,
4. S5a5. SOC Sales were 600 bags; imports 9242,
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance Sis, 52s, IlS'
Gold coin and bullion, $50, SO9
Gold certificates, S25, 705, 40.
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Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by l.. A
Criser & Co., members Los Angeles-Nevada
Mining Stock exchange, S05 San Fernando
building. Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE market Tor
mining shares showed a strong tendency to
sag today, with trading light and mostly of a
professional character Florence dropped b
POINTS Jumbo Extension g Columbia Noun
tain @ Booth and Red Hills l. Consolidated
was well supported again today, moxing up
2LS points and closing strong, with $HSI2 bid
The Tonopahs Bullfrogs and Rawhides were
dull and apathetic.
Official announcement has been made that
the san Francisco stock exchange board will
adjourn at the close of business on Saturday,
July g. until Monday morning, July II.
Following are the quotations;
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coMsTocK MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by B. f. Tay-
lor, 112 West Third street Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO June H,-Following were
the opening and closing quotations in the
leading Comstock mining stocks today:
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san Eranclaoo shlnnInn

SAN FRANCISCO. June t--Arrived; Steamer
Coos Bay, San Pedro
Sailed: Steamer President San Diego; steam
er Newburg, San Pedro; steamer Yosemite, San
Pedro
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tomatoes, 75c@s1; summer squash, 75c@$2
asparagus, s1Q2; rhubarb, S19l5o; garlic, "A
SC, cucumbers, 65Q75c.
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Special service to The Herald by B. F.
Taylor, 112 West Third street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Following were quo
tatons today:
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New York Bonds

Special service to The Herald by = F.
hutton & Co. members New York STOCK
exchange, 112 West Third street Los An
geles.
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1000 Bonnie Glare at Asc; 5000 do at &c;
100 Combination Fraction at SIC; 1900 do at
&C; 100 Consolidated at S75; 100 Coali-
ton at 26c; 200 Daisy at SIC; 1000 Johnnie M.
and NJ at lie; 1000 do at lice; 100 S S. Elk at
81 S21b; 100 do at S. 80; 100 West End at Csc; so
Mexican com. at $t9 80 San Diego n. T. at
Ss1 40
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NEW YORK CURB

CRANKY los LOG shattuek -. 10
Hancock -. 114 12hiCaetus $50. sss 81
Helvstia -. s.. s7slInspection a.. ~ Is
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New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by E. f.
Hutton & Co. members New York Stock
exchange, liz West Third street. Los An
geles
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MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations of tho Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were;
California
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ALL BUT STEEL
STOCKS SHRINK
OPENING ON 'CHANGE SEES
LITTLE ACTIVITY
SPECULATIVE ELEMENT FORCES
GENERAL DECLINE
Union Pacific Makes Some Show of
Strength, but S. P. Drags Heavily.
Dormant Securities Move
Suddenly

NEW YORK June 14.-There was further
shrinkage in the volume OF the STOCK tnarhe'
today. following the tendency OF last Week. FL.
forts of the organized speculative element 10
effect profit taking sales to take advantage OF
any outside demand attracted by the week END
influences forced a decline after the opening.
In consequence of the meager proportions OF
the outside demand The entire unresponsive-
ness Of the general market to the impressive
advance in United States Steel proved a strlk-
ing feature OF the days transactions
The accumulation of United States Steel was
most persistent and aggressive both for home
ana London account. Buying from both sources
was considered important, and was due to In
fuential financial interests. The highest price
touched before today was $685. on June !. AS
the one-half per cent quarterly dividend came
off the stock last week, today's price OF 6s9s
exceeds the previous record by that much al
ditional.
Aside from the impression made by the buy
ing itself, and the differences drawn from IT,
there was no development concerning the
property to account for the strength of United
States Steel. 1t was urged that the beginning
of active trading in the stock in Paris might
be made the occasion for stock market dem
onstration. Amalgamated Copper passed from
under the depression which has held It for
several days and moved upward, in spite of
another decline. In London and unfavorable
opinions on the trade position reported from
Paris.
other Notable Tendencies
Paris gave over the active selling Of coppers.
which 1t had been following in connection
with the speculation in South African gold
mines. which has engaged the attention of
Paris operators.
Union Pacific made some show Of strength,
but Southern Pacific was heavy, helping to the
confusion of speculative sentiment. Much of
the gratuitous information in the shape Of
tips distributed before trading began went
wrong today, and this another factor in
keeping sentiment unsettled. The Hill stocks
were persistently heavy.
The new impetus to tbe United States Steel
movement also CONTRARY to the heralded
promise. outside of United States Steel the
most conspicuous stock in the days dealings
was Wabash preferred. The rise in that stock
TO STA was accompanied by circumstantial re-
ports of coming absorption by the Lacka-
wanna with guarantee of dividend on Wa
bash preferred as compensation. This report
WIS without any confirmation. The sudden
movement in various dormant securities was a
popularity of the market 1t was last week
The great expansion which the loan item OF
the banks is showing was much discussed, but
Interior demand for credit remained so quiet
that opinion on the money situation was re-
assured. There a softening of rates for
time loans.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par value,
$3.50. 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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COLORADO SPRINGS MINES
coLoDARo SPRINGS, June 14-Followin

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
or & Co., 112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
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BULLFROIi
Bid Ask
M4NHATTAN DISTRICT
OTHER DISTRICTS
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

ton az Co, memDefs NEW lOIK BUCK gAVIIaIIse'
H. West Third street, Los Angeles
ROSTON June 14-The local market was
dull and inclined to sag. Massachusetts lost
point but the heavy liquidation in it seems to
be over and any further news from the prop
erty is likely to be good and should result In
a slight advance in the stock from this level
Copper Range North Butte and East Butte
lust about held their own. Following We're
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Afternoon Sales
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.

200 Rice Ranch at s1.2O; 1000 Diamondfeld a
4c; 1900 Johnnie M. and NJ. at 11lzc.
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Banks
IndustriaIs and Public Utilities

Bid. ASK.
Cal Portland Cement Co ........ $500
Edison Electric pfd ............. S0.15 SOU
Do common ................. 1915 1880
ticma TeIephone pfd. ,...,......b 800 $500
DO common ,................. 90 .....
7, a Investment Co. .......... go $50
Pacific Mutual Life ms. Co. ..2lb.OO 49,.
Pasadena Home T and Co... 5000
Riverside Home Z and Co... 49,. 1900
San Diego Home and I Co.. $3.50
santa Monica. b II T pfd........ 27.oo $500
Sun Drug Co ...................... .sS 49,
Seaside Water Co. ............... 5000
Title G and TT Co pfd...........1 1850
Title 1 & r Co. pfd ............145.OO
Title l e. T Co. com ............l450 90
Title & Co. series C.........1 1850
u L d T and Co pfd. -. 1900 45s7ls
Union Trust Co .............. $50. 42.0O
whittier H T and Comm. 5000
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NEW YORK. June H.-Bullish sentiment
again prevailed in the cotton market. Prices
advanced sharply, reporting gains of hc from
the low Of last week. Cables were rather bet
ter than anticipated, and this, together with
reports OF further rains over a large portion
of the cotton belt, resulted in an advance of
to 8 points. Liverpool and local longs were
active sellers on the bulge, and after this
pressure the market declined or points, but
rallied again on active buying. The weather is
the principal feature, and at present bright,
sunny conditions are desirable for the best ad-
vaneement of the crop Quotations ranged as
follows:
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BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued from the
office of the chief inspector of buildings yes
terday, classified according to wards:
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK. June II.-Copper, /.
o Lake, 13.Ge1s@14.OOj electrolytic, 9
o 1871 @13.5O; casting 13.25@13.37M i.
8 Lead, 4.35@445 g
8 silver, 525sc. g
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Listed stocI<s\
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST
NEW YORK coTToN MARKET

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co, members New York cotton
change, ll2 West Third street, Los Angeles.
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Special service to The Herald by e. F. Hut
ton & Co. members Chicago board OF trade
112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-12
SCHOOL CHILDREN
NEARLY SUFFOCATED
pIuCky Teacher Saves Lives Of
ThITB-fiVe Pupils.

Po;tsville. Pa. Jan. 9-The pupils
OF the Mount Carbon school. Just south
OF Pottsville. were. with their teacher
Miss Laura Deisher. overcome by coal
gas caused by leaky stovepipe. and
IL Wa only the pluck OF the youne
and pretty teacher which saved The
lives Of her charges Noticing severa.
OF the children falling 10 sleep and
herself becoming stupefed. Miss Del
sher quickly comprehended the cause
and. picking four Of the children u
at a time. she carried them outside
and when. in carrying out the hfth
she was herself overcome and dropped
over unconscious. Several women uv
ing In the neighborhood saw the four
little ones lying on the school porch
and upon Investigation found the en-
tire school Of thirty five children in a
conatose state. Physicians were sum
Honed from Pottsville and succeeded
IN resuscitating ali OF them after con
siderable trouble.