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SHARP ADVANCE
IN SPECIALTIES
BUT THE STOCK MARKET WAS
NERVOUS
HEAVY DEMAND FOR STEEL
Many Mills Refuse to Consider Orders
■ for Iron Products, Except for Late
Shipments— lncreasing Rail.
Lf? ■ road Traffic Reported ;•
ACTIVE TRADING IN
: LEADING SPECIALTIES
. . The Chicago, St. Paul, Minne
apolis A Omaha gained 4, Atlantic
Coast Line 3%, Northern Pacific
»nd Great Northern preferred 2%,
BIoBS-Sheffield Bteel U, Chicago
Great Western preferred A 1%,
and Louisville. & Nashville, Lake
Erie & Western, United States
Steel preferred, American Car and
Sugar, 1(3)1%.
-<■ The strength of the steel Indus
tries showed one-point gains for
iU. S. Steel, Tennessee Coal,
the Ropublic Steel stocks, Colorado
'Fuel and Pressed Steel Car, i !i ;
Northwestern rose 2, Wisconsin
Central preferred IV*. St. Louis &
San Francisco preferred. New
York, Chicago & St. Louis, loWa
Central, Dcs Molnes & Fort Dodge
and Union Baar preferred 1.
• Smelting: fell back ?i under last
week. Northwestern reacted %;■
Nashville, Chattanooga A St.
Louis, Peorla. & Eastern and Wool
en preferred lost' l. '
i. Northwestern preferred extend
ed Its rise to 6, Schloss-Sheffield
Steel 4, Delaware & Hudson 2, and
United Railway Investment, Bis
cuit and Duluth, South. Shore A
Atlantic I@l%. Erie, : Atchlson
and Illinois Central were cnrrled
Up a point, Kvansvllle and Terre
Haute : 1%, Virginia - Carolina
Chemical 1&> and Northern Cen
1 tral 1.
By Associated Press.
: ;. NEW YORK, Aug.. 7.-Imposlng show of
strength ., resulted from today's trading
In stocks. • A study of the list In detail
reveals , that the market was somewhat
narrow and restricted : in spite of the
general appaarance of strength. The In
ertia'of a.- largo proportion of the rail
road stocks, was a striking feature of
the market, which is only dull, however,
by -considering what was. not done in
trading as well', hs achieved. ■
■The. buying: was caused by a raid upon
specialties In the samo way that the mar
ket was ' affected last week. Tho news
of .the. day, however, was, pretty favor
able in its general tenor and covered crop
conditions and prospects of railroad earn
ings and traffic, demand for anthracite,
large orders for all classes of steel prod
ucts and sustained ease ' In the money
market.' '
Reports were specific of the very large
orders being . placed for Iron and steel
products, some of the mills refusing, it
is said, to consider business excopt for
shipment late in the year or next year,
as they , are already overcrowded with
work.. • . . . .- ...
* .The iron and steel industries gave evi
dence of organized support and moved
as, though a speculative party had em
barked In a campaign for higher prices.
The ' United States Steel stock did not
meet the widest movements, but had
an. : important sentimental , influence . on
the general list. , ■ ■ , . -
.Railroad traffic. ■ officials - were - quite
unanimous in reporting a volume -of traf
fic, which ■ was fast absorbing the great
ly > expanded equipment facilities which
have been added by all the great rail
road systems in the last few months.
Grain has commenced to move freely ex
cept for some backwardness In the corn
movement,^ and orders for. all grades of
merchandise are reported to be on a large
scale, based on the growing conlidence
in the crop out-turns.
' i The grangers were relatively backward
owing to (the comparatively small move
ment of that grain and the critical per
iod yet tq be passed for its maturity. The
action of; the market- was dne In no small
part, however, to the maturing convic
tion that the • country's grain crops are
practically assured and that they will
prove larse. '-.I >
'The southern railroads 1 enjoyed an
other advance in concert without regard
to the .'poorer outlook fop cotton. Sat
urday's, unfavorable bank statement was
the subject of some discussion, but the
sustained- ease of the money market
soothes -air apprehensions based on pos
sible "future developments.! 1 There was
some 'profit' taking late In the day, .but
prices' recovered again and the closing
was strong and quite active.
■< There was a large demand for United
States Steel second Ss. .
• ■ The movement of prices In the general
bond list was slightly irregular, but most
ly strong. Total sales, par value, $4,182,000,
United States bonds were unchanged on
.call.-' : '.'• : ■ ■■
New York Stocks
- By' Associated Press. '
K NEW XORK. Aug. 7.-The following
.. were the official quotations for stociks
I ana bonds on the Stock exchange
today: .
. ' Bales ■ ,: High. Low. Close.
. Adams Express 235
'• v g.oOO Amal. Copper.. 84% 83% 83%
1,100 Am. C. & F 37% 37 Vi 37 %
-.7 do pfd 99
: ....... Am.iCot. Oil 30
do pfd ■ 92
.......Am. Express 225
'■, ■■■,; 600 A. H. & Li. pfd. au'/i 38% 39
r- Am. Ice....... 2S 27% 27%
..;.... Am. L,in. Oil .... 17
.-.*».... do pfd....... 40
2,100 Am. Looo 49% 49 .49
, •'ivSoO.-do pfd 111% 111% 111
16,300 Am. 8. & R..,. 128 126 127
1,700 do pfd 123 122% 122%
. 11,700 Am. Sugar Ref.144% 142% 144*i
. 100 Am. Tob. pfd. .<:. 97% 97% 97
<c i ; > .. Anaconda Miu 115
-6,200 Atchison 87 8 87 87%
,,>100 do pfd 102% 102 103%
.• 6,-600 Atlantic C. L...l«7% 166% 166
.6,200 Ba.lt. & Ohio.. 116% 114% 114%
....... do ' pfd .;.. 98
'•• 9,800 Brooklyn R. T. 70>. s 69% 69Ti
• - 8,300 Canadian Fac.156% l,.,\ 156%
: BOOCentral of N. J.212% 210 211
! , 1,500 Ches. & Ohio.. 55% HVt 64 3
, ,2,800 Chi. & Alton.. 41 Ti 40% 40%
' : 300 do pfd 81 Vi 81 81%
- 5,800 Chi. G. VV 20% 20-% 20%
i 8,600 Chi. & N. W... 21S%222
• 8,200C, M. & St. i'.lMTi 18l(J 181%
"..'....;■". Chl. T. &T.. ,;,. 17%
....',.. do pfd •. .... ■ ,..'. J18%
• 1,900 '.,<*. & SI. L.103U 102 id::
■' 4,800 Colo. P. & [... 17', 4I5U ' 4li!i
i 1,800 Colo. & South. 28% 2l» 2Sv»
>....,'. lo 1st pfd v.' 62
. "1,000 <iu 2d pfd.... -io •■•„ 40 10
• ..V. .". '. Con. CJas .'.'.. 11)1
•■'•' [00 Corn l'roducts. 0% ■ "•' u%" 954
. '1,200 du j.fil.. 44% . 4a 43 ' ■
6,700Dfl. & l£udaon.i«»% 197% Iii9'i'
. % 1001)., 1^. & W. . . .440 440 420
1 I:?..;. Penver & R. a ..... .... ai%
■. _ COO do pfd 86% 86 \ (iti%
:.•;-.■ 140 ln.still) Bee, 42% 42% 42
■ 41,100 Erlo.... ... 4HV4 47 48
: 4,900 -tfo 1st pfU.... 85(4 S4 ',» 84%
4,800 do 2d pfd.... 75% 74% 75%
• 600 l«ll Electric . .178% 179% 177
.;.,.. HiM'kiiiK' Vul 9a%
2,r>uulUlnolij Cent.. .172 171% 171%
'3,100 Inter. Paper... 20% 20 '20
.' '.- 600" llo .pfU Tj>,i, 79 79%
.■;'.*..,. Inter. Pump .... 27%
:„.....- da i i'i ■ i>2
: 1,800 Iowa Ceatral.. 29% 28%. 29
'. 700 'dopfd....... 66% G« 66
,.;,.,. K.C. Southern. 67% 67% 67%
,4,300L,oui8. Nusli. 147 1 14«Ti 147%
. ,400 Manhattan L..166% 16«% 166
1,200 Met. uritlos 83 >Z 82% »-J%
. 4,600 Met. Ht.ny..,.128>4 127 " la7%
10,S0UAJi»cliaii (Vat.. 23H 22% U
...... Minn. & St. U .... «ii '...
200M..Bt.F.& B.S.W.139% 139 138%
<*..:,., -do: pf«.... 165
1,900 Missouri Pac.,101 100% 100%
<00M., K. &. T.... 211 ml 29
1,700 do pfd .... J>5 6i% «4V
»l<*<iiii(Biiiii>idiii i wifiMiiiii>ii | iiiniff l niiiiiiuiiWiMiiiiiiiiii
COAST FUUIT IN NEW YOBK
SpaolAl to Th« ttoraid.
NEW TORK. An*. 7.— Four carloads tit fifAngct and ofifl of lemon* w»re
•olff. ThP weather wm favorabl* snd fruit wa« In fair condition. The market
was stronger nnd prlopß werf> higher.
Old Mlpntona mart* thn highest nvernßn nt $1.22.
L«monn In the market w*r« a disappointment, ths fancy article averaging
only $<.S5 and e*tra chnlo* only $4.75.
Rrnnrtu nverngert— Vnlenrlas: old Mission, fAncy, $d.nM?7.2S, average, W. 22;2 2;
rhMre. $i.Sn««.OO; averßsrn $V3rt; Oolrten Raale, ttHim.M. »ver«Rfi $4.!W; ninlto
(Jlrl, $2.»v«R.iis, HVfrngf JI.SD; quail, $3.37ifi5.(i(5. flveragfl $4.98; Coyote, $;.9m?j4.PO,
avers^fi $i.!( 5; Owl. %i.wus:l\ overnne $1.00. Orapo fruit: Old Allsslon, W.W&
6.80, averano %h.W, Cjunll, $R.tei3B.«o, dv*ra«r« «5.37.
Letnnn»~Whlttler, $4.ings.fiO, aver««n $4.75; Pico, $4.20®5.00. average. $4.M.
" Quotatlnn* n* Riven Hlvive nre acßnrdlng to grades of brands as they Me
renlxtered In California In the, cltrun liraiul register.
, 1,400 Nntlonnl Lrnd. 48% 48 Vi, 48
Nat. Mex. pM 38
10,300 N. Y. Central,. 149% 11714 149%
8,900 N. V., O. &W. 53*4 B2 1 )* 53%
800 Norfolk A W. . 86% 86 86%
..,,.,, do pfd 90
500 North Amcr. ..100«i 100% 100%
200 Pan. Mall 43 V t 43 43 ' i
2J.000 Pennsylvania. .143% 142"i 143*fc
700 People's Oas. . 106% JO«U 106Tk
P.,C.,C 1 . A Ht. L. 77
8,900 Pr. Steel Car.. 40% 45% 46%
2,000 do pfd.* 97% 08% 97 %
100 Pull. Pal. Car.. 240 240 239
C 5.900 Reading ......108 106% 107%
100 do I hi. pfd.. . . 94 94 94
do 2.1 pfd 91%
13,100 Republic Htccl. 22 V* 21% 22%
19,000 do pfd 87 83% 8«->4
2,000 Rock Island... 81*4 31% 31%
100 do pfd 77 77 76%
100 Rubber Goods. 35 35 34% I
do pfd 104 I
•800 St.L. & S.F. 2d. 68% 68 Vi « R % |
St. Louis S. W 23%
do pfd 61
3,7oo Southern Pac. 65% 65 65%
300 do pfd 118 117%117Ji
6,900 Southern Ry.. 35% 35 'A 35 U
400 do pfd 9!) 08% 98%
"■8,900 Term. C. &I. .. 00»i 89% 80V4
900 Texas A Pac. 34% 34. »< ..
200T..5t. L. & W.. 38 38 38
100 (io pfd 87)4 57/* 57V*
21,000 Union Pac 131(4 130% 131
do pfd »8
TVS. Express. 12*
100 U. S. Realty. .. 91 91 91
IIOOU. S. Rubber.. 52 61% 61%
100 do pfd 110 110 109%
79,300 U. S. Steel 36% 35% 36 A
45,700 do pfd 104 103% 103%
1,500 Vlr.-C.iro. Ch.,106% 10(1% 107
200 Wabash 19% 19'/ t 19%
do pfd 39%
Wells-Farg:o .... 23R
West. Electric 166
100 Western Union 93% 93% 93%
W A L E .... .... 16
1,600 Wls, Central.. 84%, 24% 24J4
2,100 do pfd 54 53 63%
. 6,900 Northern Pac. 2l7 209 210%
■■ 400 Cent. Leather.. 43% 43% <3%
100 do ptd 104% 104% 104%
Total sales for the day, 668,200 shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7,— The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
U S i-ef 2s r..103% Man en gld 45.. 104
do coupon ..103% Mcx Cen 4b.... 77Vi
8s registered.. lo3^4 do Ist lno .... 24
do coupon ..103Vi Minn &SL 45.. Si%
New 4s reg ..132 M X & T 45..102V4
do coupon ..132 do 2ds SB
Old 4s reg ..104 N R Mcx en 4s 82%
do coupon ..104 N V C gn 3Ws.. 99%
Am Tob 4s cer 75^4 N J C gn 55..134%
do Cs cer ....116 Nor Pac 45.. ..105%
Atch gen 45..104 do 3s ;—^9*
do adj 45.... 97U N& W con 45.. 103
A C Line 45.. 103 O S L rfdg 45.. 96%
B & O 45.... 105% Pcnn con 3Vfc5..104%
do 3V43 !>5 Read gen 45.... 102%
Cen ofGa 65.. 114 SL & IM en 65..116U
do Ist mc .. 99 SL &SF fg 45.. 88$
do 2d lno .. 87% SL &SF en 45.. 82%
Ch & O 4MiS--110% Sea Air Lino 4s 90%
Ch &Al 3%5.. 80 Sou Pac 45.... 957*
C B & Q 4a.. 101% do Ist 4s cor .. 96%
C R 1& P 45.. 82% Sou Ry 5s UH*
do col 65.... 95 Tx & Pac lsts..l23Vi
CCC &SL 4s. .103% TSL & W 45.. 85%
Chi Term 45.. 9GU Union Pac 45. .105%
Col Mid 45.... 75 do cony 45.... 131
Col & Sou 45. . 94Vi U S Steel 2d 5s 97%
Cuba 5s cer.. 107% Wabash lsts ..118%
D & R G 45..10 L do Deb 8.... 70
Dist Sec 55.. SI West Md 45.... S8
Erie pr In 45..101514 Wh &L E 45.. 93
do gen 45.... 93% Wls Cen 4s .... 93%
FW & DC 15.. 115 Jap 6s 2d series 89%
Hoc Cal 4V4b..110% do 4V4s cer .. 92%
Japan 6s cer. .101% Col Ind 6s set A 72%
L & N un 45..101V4' do set B .... 71%
Boston . Btocks and Bonds
By Associated Press. ' . --...••■.,..:
BOSTON, Aug. . 7,-rThe following were
official closing quotations for stocks and
bonds today: . . -■ „„
Atch adj 4s .. OSti . Westghs com... 83
do 4s 103 ' Adventure ...'.*. « ■
Mcx Cen 4s .. 77 Allouez 33j»4
Atchlson S7V4 Amalgamated.. 83%
do pfd 102V4 Am Zinc 10
B & Albany.. 2Rs Atlantic 18^
B & Maine.. ..176 ' Bingham ...■■■■ 31
Boston L 153 Cat & Hee..670@U70
Fltchburg pf.. 145^4 Centennial 23Vi
Mcx Central.. 22% Copper Range.. 69H
NY NH & H..201V6 Daly West ...*U
Per Mar !>7V? Franklin 120
Union Pao ....130% Grancy 7J4
Am Arg Chem 23% Isle Royale 21%
do pfd 91 Mass Mining... 91
Am Pnu Tube 6 Michigan 13%
Am Sugar ....144% Mohawk 54%
do pfd 130 Mon C & C 294
Am T & Te1.. 138% Old Dominion... 2<!
Am Woolen .. 37% Osceola 99%
do pfd 102% Parrot 250
Dom I&8 .. 22% Qulncy 103
Edison E I ..246 Shannon 7%
Gen Electric. .l 79 Tamarack ......125
Mass Electric 17% Trinity .......... S%
do pfd 69 United Copper.. r,2%
Mass Gas .... 46% U S Mining.... 33%
United Fruit. .lo6% U S Oil 10%
Un Shoe Mch 83« i Utah 4V*
do nfd ...... 33 Victoria 3*4
US Steel .... 86 Wlnona 12
do pfd 103% Wolverine 118%
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7.— Money on call
easy, highest 2%. lowest Hi last loan
ruling rate closing bid and offered •!.
Time loans, steady: sixty days 3 per
cent, ninety days, 3U<S3H per cent; six
months, 3%@4 per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper, 4®4H. Sterling exchange
stendy with actual business In bankers
bills at 48655@4.8680 for demand and at
4.MRO(fM.B4SS for sixty day bills. Posted
rates, 4.85',i@4.87V4.
Commercial bills, 4.84%.
Bar silver. 6RVfi.
Mexican dollacs. 40J4.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
LONDON, Auk- 7.— Holiday in London.
No consols or silver quotations.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.— Today's state
ment' of the treasury balance shows:
Available cash balance $132,220 323
Gold coin and bullion 50,130,i>12
Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa., Aug. 7.— Credit bal
ances, $1.27; certificates no bid.
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Anp. 7.-Be»ns—
Pink, $3.25f(?3.75; limn, $5.60@5.t>0; email
White, $3.25<fT3.75; large white, $2.80@'3.90.
Potatoes— Karly Rose, none; Sallnus
Burbanks, Ssc<£rsl.on.
Onlonß— Fancy, 90c; common, 76c. .
Various— Greon l>eus, 3(i()lc; string beans,
B®7o| okk plant, BocSisl.oU; green per>pers,
DOLffjl.OO; tomatoes, 2(*fi'3so; summer
MiiiiiHh, oO'ulOi-; garlic, SUW; cucumbers.
2041 liCe,
Flour— Family extras, $4.80®5.05; bakera'
$1.«®1.85;| milling,
'SSu'rleyif'oed, ?8«c©$1.00: brewing.
$l.«i%(&1.0u: chevalier, 11.104H.25.
Oats-Ked, $1.12%©1.35.
MlUstuffH-M Iddllilgs. $2000028.00; mixed
feed, $22.50&21.00; rolled barley, $21.60®
2*' 50 *
"iluy— AVhent. $9.00@13.60; wheat and ont,
$S Swna.GO; out. tame. $7.00&ill.CO; -burley.
$8.50«9.0U; alfalfa, $ti.oo4j'J,UO; clover, $7.00
felO.W: straw, iKi'SOc. . - ;
Receipts-Flour, 1«.428: wl >eat; 87.834;
barley 7462: oats, 1800; beans, 1017; coi-n,
66: potatoes, 7923; onions, 660; bran, 1578;
middlings, 106; lmy, 1818; hides, 778; wine,
67.050. '
Official Stock Balet
On ths T.i>k Angclps stock exchange
yctiterduy nalu were recorded a* follow*:
Hecla Mining. Co. etock-2000 shares at
" Joh'nnl«*Co'n. Mining Co. stock— looo
shares at 13 cents each.
As»ocl»ted Oil Co. stock-WOO shares at
65% cents each; 2000 shares at 58% cents.
LOS ANOELES HERALD : TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1905.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bearish Sentiment Domlnatea Wheat
Pit— Corn and Oata Weak
By A**oclated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.— Hearlgh senti
ment was dominant In the wheat pit
throughout tho entire session, Not
withstanding a decrease of 2,326,000
bushels In tho n mount of wheat on
Sausage, the mnrket opnnod weak, with
eptemher down \fc«i>%v, at saWtfSaHc.
Helling was liberal during the first
hour, nn;l hs n result the price of Sep
etmber dropped to 82 %c. Trading was
nulel thereafter until the last, when a
Rtctidinr tone developed on moderate
covering by shorts. Knptember closed
%W%c lower than on Saturday, at 8314
I Corn wan weak early, but closed
quite steady, September unchanged at
68c.
Under heavy selling the oats market
was decidedly weak. September closed
•%<■« '/!<: lower at 26% c.
Provisions wcro strong: on active de
mand for pork. At the close Septem
ber pork was up 32 % c and lard and
ribs were each up 7%c. ■ .
Market Ranges
Tho leading futures ranged ns fol
lows:
Wheat, No. 2 — September, 83 %o; De
cember, 84% ©84 %c; May, B"'%c,
Corn, No. 2— September, old, 62Wc;
September, new, 63c; December, old,
47-, 4 c; December, new, 45V4c; May, 45% c.
Oats, No. 2— September, 26 ftc; De
cember, 27'A@27%c.; May, 29Vio.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
No. 2 spring wheat, $1.0o(f2>1.10; No. 3,
95c©51.05; No. 2 red, 84%®86c. .
No. 2 corn, 54% c; No. 2 yellow, 65<tj>
BB3i c.
No. 2 oats, 26M,c; No. 2 white, 27®
28c; No. 3 white, 26% ©28c.
No. 2 rye. 58 tec. p .
Good feeding barley, 36 © 38 c; fair to
choice malting, 41<fj>43c.
No. 1 flaxseed, (1.15; No. 1 north
western, $1.23.
Prime timothy seed, $3.55.
Mess pork, per barrel, $13.85013.90;
lard, per 100 pounds, $8.87% (rt>9; short
ribs sides, loose, $8.10(^)8.20; short clear
sides, boxed, $8.50@8.62%.
■ Whisky, basis of high wines, $1.27.
Clover, contract grade, $12.50#12.75.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels' 23,100 40,100
Wheat, bushels 362,600 40,500
Corn, bUßhels 287,000 652,100
Oats, bushels 450,400 163,700
Rye, bushels 7,500 .....
Barley, bushels 28,600 10,000
Cereals of the World
By Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7.— Close-Wheat,
September, Hs B%d; December, 6s 7%d;
march, nominal.
NEW YORK. • ' Aug. 7.— Wheat-Spot
easy. Options %c decline, closed 777 de
for September; December, 89% c; May, 9ic.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.-Wheat.
steady; December, $1.39% c.
Barley, firm; December. 99^c.
Corn, large yellow, 51.37W@1.42M.
Bian, $21@21.50.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.— Berries-
Strawberries, $3.50@6; blackberries, $1.50
@2.50; huckleberries, 6@Bc; raspberries, 6
®9c. :
. Grapes— Ordinary, 50c@51.25.
Pears— Common, $1; fancy, 60c; Bartlett,
$NS>l.7s.
Peaches— Common, 35c: fancj% 85c.
- Plums—Common, 30c; fancy, ■ $1. - " ■ *"
Oranges— Valencia, $2@3.
Lemons — Common California, $1.50;
fancy, $4. •
Melons— Watermelons, $I©3; nutmegs,
40(0>49c; fancy cantaloupes, $2; common, $1.
Tropical fruits— Bananas, 75c@$3; pine
apples, $1.50®3; ■ Smyrna ngß,-$1.26®1.50.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
i NEW YORK, Augr. 7.— The market for
evaporated apples continues firm. Com
mon to good are quoted at 4' / s(g's?ie;
prime at 6%@6%c; choice at 7c and fancy
at 7%0.
Prunes are . strong with spot quota
tions ranging from 4V4 to 6Uo and ad
vices from the coast Indicating an ad
vancing market for future shipment.
Apricots are unchanged, showing their
firmness on spot owing to strong coast
advices. Choice are quoted at B@BV4c;
extra choice at 8%@8%c, and fancy at 9%
@10c. i :
. Peaches are quiet. ' Choice are quoted
at lOifflOVic; extra choice at 10ii@10 l /4c and
fancy at lie.
Raisins show strength with a better
buying movement and greater confidence
In prices. Loose muscatels are quoted"
4% | 56',40, and seeded raisins at s^@7c;
London layers, $1@1.15.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Owing to the
holiday In London tnere were no cables
and business in the local metal market
was generally quiet. Tin was a shade
lower In the absence of Important de
mand, closing at $32.50®32.70.
The local copper market remained firm
with a moderate demand reported, i Lake
and electrolytic are quoted at JlS^Vi'!?
15.50 and casting at $14.87^@15.12^.
Lead was firm and unchanged at $4XO
@4.70 and spelter continued quiet at $.560
#5.70.
Iron showed no change either In tone
cr prices. No. 1 foundry northern Is
quoted at (17.
- San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to
day were as follows:
Alta 3 Justice 4
Alpha Con 5 Kentuok Con .... 2
Andes 17 Mexican 135
Belcher 15 Occidental Con .. *>7
B & Belcher. .l 26 Ophlr V«4
Bullion 39 Overman 12
Caltdonla 45 Potosi 10
Chal Con 22 Bavage iiS
Chollar 15 Scorpion 10
Confidence yu Sag Belcher .... 7
Con C & Va..iau Blerra Nevada .. 37
Crown Point .. 11 Silver. Hill 94
Exchequer 60 Union Con 42
G & Qurrle.... 17 Utah Con 7
H & N'cross....lßs Yellow Jacket- .. 13
Julin 3
Sucar and Coffee
Ity Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Sugar raw, firm:
fair refining, »15-132©3/4«:; centrifugal 1W
tosl, 4 3-32@1%u; molasses BUgur, 3 7-32©
3',it- : rellned steady.
NKW YORK, Aug. 7.— The market for
roll 1 ™ furutcs opened stotuly, five points
higher on July but generally . unchanged
In kri-pliiK with Kuropean. cables report
ing about the expected decline. Offer
lngH were very light and with a con
tinued moderate demand from bulllah
sources ruled generally steady to firm
without developing any fresh feature.
The close was uteady at a net advance
of DGilo points. Sules were reported of
30.0U0 bags, Including Beptember, 7.o,Vu'
7.10; December. 7.51W.40; February, 7.45;
March, 7.(i0; May, 7.7W-75.
Chicago Live litock
By Associated press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7— Cattle— Receipts:
18.0UO, strong to 10c higher. Uood to prime
steers, $5.70®5.90; poor to medium, $4.25©
4.09; stockers and feeders, $3.»0@4.Kj cows.
$3.7304.75; heifers. $3.20©5: tanners. $1.75©
2.75; bulls, $2.K>@4: calves. J3.80#4.
Hogs— Receipts, 33,000; tomorrow, 18.000.
Market. (o lower, mixed and butchers.
$.5.854(tU0; good to choice, *3.80(8iU0; rough
heavy, $ib"i87.85; light, $s.Ktf(l.a)s bulk of
sales $5.8006.
6he«p-Recelpts, 25.000. Steady to strong:
lambs 10c to 15c lower; good, to ehoico
wethers, $».40@4Wi - native lambs, . $l.tW4j>
B.W. ■beammmffl&m&wasttDL
TABLE SUPPLIES
ARE PLENTIFUL
FANCY RANCH EGGS GO AT 29
CENTS
PRODUCE FOR NEAR-BY TOWNS
Good Supply of Butter and Potatoes.
Vegetables In Abundance— Full
Variety of Fruits
In Market
Receipts of valley butter and ranch
eggs wer« comparatively liberal Monday,
and prices remained unchanged. Good
ranch eggs sold at 20c and standnrds nt
L'Hr. It was noticeable that considerable
buttor whs prepared for shipment. All
of the surrounding towns look to Los
Angeles for butter and other supplies and
Jiroducts of the Meld go direct from the
obblng housrs every day.
Potatoes were plentiful at Doc@4l.oo a
sack.
■ Reports Indicate that there will be a
bumper crop of beans.
Owing to tho heavy supply of veget
ables prices were half to one cent lower
a pound.
Fish and poultry were In good supply.
Three carloads of fruit were received,
Including one carload of apples.
Grapes sold at 40®r>0c. Fancy goods
■were steady, prices being 50570 c. Black
trousseaus $1.00, muscats tis<ij!Mc. Pears
firm at $1.90®2.fi0.
Peaches sold at Ki#7sc a box. Hungar
ian prunes of a fancy quality sold at
$lfif.l.2.'i a box; Burbanks 7uc, Sntsumas
$1.00. '
Prom Tronlco came 350 trays of berries,
selling at s@6c a box; fifty crates of
Monetaa sold at 3H€Mc; blacks at s®l'c;
logans at 4@6c; cantaloupes at 75a a
crate.
Local watermelons were plentiful at 50u
@$1.00 a dozen.
No change in banana prices. The pres
ent supply Is ample.
Produce Receipts
August 5 and &—
Eggs, casas 1«1
Butter, pounds 18,320
Cheese, pounds none
Potatoes (Irish), sacks 110
Potatoes (sweets), sacks _4
Onions, Racks 19
Beans,. sacks 40
Produce Quotations
The following prices rule In a Jobbing
way In tho Los Angolen market:
BUTTER— LocaI creamery, 57V40 a roll;
fresh valley creamery, 66@57}4c: valley
storage, 50c; coast creamery, 47tf@60c;
coast dairy, 45@47H; cooking, 210.
EGGS— Southern California ranch, can
dled, 27@29c; seconds, 21c; eastern, 25c
flat. •
CHEESE (all per lb.)-Northern, 120
13c; Anchor (large). local, 13% c; Young
America, 14tfc: hand-made, 16>4c; eastern
singles. 14@15e; eastern twins. 14®)15o;
eastern Cheddars, 14c; eastern Stilton,
14c; eastern longhorns, 14@15c; eastern
daisies, 14@15c; Swiss domestic, 19c; Swiss
'"BEANS ?a°li per 100 lbs.)-Plnk No. 1.
*4.25(»4.35; No. 2, $4.00®4.25; lima, No. 1.
$5.00®5.50; Lady Washington No. 1, JS.25®
8.35; small whito No 1, $3.75; Garvanzas,
$5.00; lentils. $7.60^8.00.
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.)— Fancy
Early Robo, $1.3001.40; fancy White
Rose, $1.26<5)1.35: pink eyes, $1(31.10.
SWEET POTATOKS-Reds, $1.BO; yel
low, $3@3.25; whites, $2@2.25.
ONIONS (all per 100 lbs.)— Local sllver
sklns, 75(ft90c: Danvers, $1.00; Northern
Reds. $1.0501.16. _
POULTRY (per dozens-Dealers pay live
•weight as follows: Broilers, 14@15o; fry
ers, 14#15c; old hens, ll@12c; old roosters,
8c; young roosters, 14@15c; ducks, 10c;
turkeys, 16@18c.
CEREAL OOODS-A. follows:
A-l flour .'. .............. ...52.90 -:...;,-;...
Pastry flour 2.78 .... ....•
Banquet flour 2.80 .... • ....
Eastern graham 3.45 J3.40 $3.fc>
Eastern whole wheat.... 3.45 3.40 8.35
Graham flour 2.50 2.4R 240
Corn meal. W. and T 2.20 2.15 2.10
Whole wheat. flour ...... 2.60 2.65. 2.50
Rye flour ; 2.75 2.70 2.65
Cracked wheat 3.40 8.15 8.80
Farina 8.40 3.35 8.30
Wheat flakes, case of S« 2-lb. cartons.. 3.20
Wheat flakes, per sack or 50 lbs. ...... 1.35
Wheat flakes, per bbl. of 125 lbs. net.. 4.00
HAY (all per ton)— Old crop No. 1 grain,
$14.00«!16.00; No. 2, 512.00@14.00; alfalfa.
New crop. No. 1 grain, $10,000)12.00; No.
2 $8.5<X7H0.00: alfslfa. JS.KIVffiIO.OO.
'FRUITS AND TERRlES— Bananas,
fancy Port Llmons, SVt@4Wc: straw
berries, 4@sc; dew, flc; raspberries, 8@10c;
blackberries. 4@sc; loganberries. 4#sc.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, choice, $1.78
@1.90 box; fancy. $2.50®2.75 box; oranges,
sweets and St. Michaels, $1.90@2.25 a box
on quality.
VEGETABLES— Beans, string. 6@6c Jb.;
beans,' wax, 4@7c lb; beets, 60@70c sack;
celery, " fancy, BOc dozen : chiles, evapor
ated. 15@20c lb; garlic, 14c lb; lettuce, 200
dozen, $1.16 sack; peas, 4@6c lb; spinach.
30c dozen; turnips, 85c sack; cabbage, 35@
50c sack.
GRAIN AND FEED (all per 100 lbs.
net)-Wheat. $1.75; wheat. 100-lb sacks,
$1.30; corn, $1.45; cracked corn, Bl.BO: feed
meal, $1.55; bran, heavy, $1.30; rolled bar
ley, $1.40; oil cake meal. $2.00; cotton seed
meal, $1.35; cocoanut cake, $1.65; shorts,
$1.45; oats, white. $1.65; Kaffir corn, $1.45.
10 lbs 25 lbs 50 lbs
Rye flour $2.75 $2.70 $2.65
Cracked wheat 3.40 8.85 8.80
Farina 3.40 5.35 8.30
Corn meal, W. and Y. 2.40 2.35 2.30
East, whole wheat flour 8.20 S»ls 8.10
Eastern whole meal ...'. 3.20 3.15 8.10
Whole wheat flour 260 2.55 2.50
Wheat flakes, cane of 36 2-lb cartons.. S.SiO
Wheat flakes, per sack of 50 lbs 1.85
Wheat flakes, per bbl of 125 lbs net.... 4.00
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.— Butter-
Fancy creamery, 24c: do seconds, 22c;
fancy dairy, 22c; do seconds, 20c.
Cheese— Eastern, 15@15V4c; Young Amer
ica, 10H@llc.
Eggs— Ranch, 25@32c; store, 18<j?23c; east
ern. 17@24c.
CHCICAGO, Aug. 7.— On the produce ex
change today the butter market was
steady to firm, with creamery 175J20V4p;
dairy, IGnSISVfcc. Eggs were easy at mar
ket, 15V£cr Cheese was steady at 10>i@HHc.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NKW YORK. Aue. 7.-Cotton spot
closed 10 points higher; middling up
lands $10.85; middling, gulf, $11.05. Sales,
. . - Open. High. Low. Close
January liUl 10.8« 10.71 10.52
Maroh 10.81 10.D5 10.80 10.89
August 10.34 '10.45. 10.34 10.42
September 10-15 10.45 10.42 10.. R io
October 10.5fi 1O.«9 10.53 10.84
December IO.iM 10.70 10.84 10.74
HT. LOUIS. Aug. 7—Wool steady,
edlum grades combing and clothing. 26
<b3lc; light tln<\ a«J37Oi heavy nne, 18©2"Jo:
tub washed, 33@'42c.
Northern Oil Stocks
Uy Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.-MornhiK
session of tho oil exchange: 1000 Oil
City 60.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Stocks
Bid. Asked.
American National 115 120
Hroadway liank * Trust Co. 150 ...
Central , «J
Citlsens National NB
Commercial National 100 ...
Dollar Savings Bank 181 HO
Equitable Havings 8ank..... 130
Farmers & Merchants' Natl. 275 ...
Federal Bank of h. A U0 IX
First National »w •■;•
German American ............ BJS 410
Home Bay. Pank of L. A.... 70
Los Angeles National tvi
Los Angeles Trust Co 110
Merchants' National JJO ...
Merchants' Trusr Co. •■• Wt> U0
Metropolitan B. & T. C 0.... IM
National Bank of Cs 170 ; ...
Security Savings Bank tit
Southern California 8»vlnn». 280 ...
Bouthw<«*tern National 120 iw
PtAtA Bank and Trust: 103 In
tTnlt#d fitdton Natl. Bank .... 135
Union Bonk of Savings 939 ...
west Bids Bank 10S lit
Bonda
Bid. Ask*<l.
AMndatM OH Co 8414 !WH
California Pacific Ry IJ3
Corotid power Water Co 92% 95
Cuoamons;* Water Co l» 101
Rdlson F.leo Co., Com 101V4 102%
Jlnmn Telephone 95 ..•
Horn* T. A T. Co. of Manta
Monica and Ocean Park v2Vt
U A. Paclfio Ist Con. Mtga.. 1«5 X! i
L. A. Traction Co 100 10S
Mission Trans. AR. Co tVA 100
Mt. Lowe Hy. Co 91
Parlho Light A Tower Co ... WH 10»
Pacific Electrlo Hy. Co 109% ...
Pnsndena Horn« T. AT. Co.. 85 >«;
Pomona Con. Water Co ... »
Redlnnds Home T. AT. Co.. 99 M
Rlvemldft Light A F. Co 95 100
San Dl**o Homo T. AT. Co. 79 '^..t •
San Antonio Water Co 10u •••
Santa. Barbara Eleotrlo ity.. 70 103
Seaside Water Co 98
United Electric (J. AP. Co.. 97)4 I*>
Union Transportation C 0.... 90% 91-.4
Union Transportation Co 97%- 100
V. H. L. D. T. A T. Co 90% 91%
Whittler Home T. AT. Co.. 91 »->Vi
Whlttler Light A Fuel Co.. 94
Miscellaneous Stccks
Hid. Asked.
Conservative life Ins. C 0..158.00
Cal. Portland Cement C 0.... 26.00
CHllfornla Hospital 93.00 ..,..
Edison Electric, preferred.. 82.2.1 M.2.»
Kdlson Electric, com 34.00 37. M)
Emergency Hospital 80.00
Home Tofephono 63.00 87.00
Home T. & T. Co. of Santa
Monica and Ocean Park... 18.00 ...
Los Angeles Brewery 90. 00 125.00
Los Angeles Jockey Club... 70.00
Pasadena Home T. A T. Co. 83.50 88. 00
Redlands Home T. & T. Co. 87.00 40.00
Sun Drug Co 00 .85
Seaside Water Co 75.00 110.00
Title O. A Trust pref 120.00
Title I. A Trust prnf 111.00
IT. a L. D. T, & T. Co 60.75 62.00
Whlttler Home T. ft T. Co.. 60.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil K>U .55%
Central 71 .80
Columbia 80
Continental 21/*
Fullcrton Oil 82
Glqbe . , 05% .OS
Mexican Petroleum 60% .75
Ollnda Land Co 03 .06
Pirn Oil Co 03
Puente Oil Co 60 1.00
Reed Crude 21,4 .30
Union 120.00 128.00
United Petroleum 192.00
Westlake 01% .03
Whlttler Con. Oil OlVi
Western Union 150.00
Mining Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Itlabco West C .02 .03%
Hullo Lode 25.00
Bufa M. A M 90 1.00
Golden Argus 14.00 25. U0
Green Con 22.00
Jesse Bell .05
Johnnie Con. G. M 12 .13
Mitchell Mining 6.00
Nevada Chief .06
New Era Oo'.i .08%
Nevada-Keystone .15
Quartette 11.00 15. 00
Searchlight M. & M. Co 40 .50
Los Angeles Bank Clearings
Exchanges for the banks comprising
the Los Angeles Clearing house are: ■
1903. 1904. 1903.
Aug. 7... 51,829,357.31 $1,113,411.52 $ 039,161.18
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
ARRIVED
. Steamer Santa Cruz, from Port Har
ford.
Steamer Brooklyn, from Mendoclno,
SAILED
Steamer Samoa, for San Diego.
Steamer Alcatraz, for San Francisco,
IN PORT
Schooner Espada. Everett.
Schooner David Evans, Everett. t
Schooner King Cyrus. Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Wawona. Willapa,
Schooner Manila, Everett.
Schooner R. C. Blade, Gray's Harbor. .
Schooner Borealis, Astoria. . ;/•,. ■:'<■'•
.-Schooner-Kona, Gray's Harbor. ' ••
Schooner Willis A. Holden, Mukllteo. .
Schooner Volunteer, Gray's Harbor.
Steamer laqua, Portland.
Gasoline schooner Sotoyome, Point
Arena.
Schooner Salem, Ballard.
Steamer Alcatraz, Greenwood.
Barkentlne Harvester. Tacoma.
VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Steamer Chequamegon, Wisconsin.
Schooner Balboa, Everett.
Schooner James Rolph, Everett.
Steamer Vanguard, Eureka. \ 'i'-Jvl
Schooner Ensign, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Metor, Hadlock.
Schooner Columbia, Ballard.
Schooner Dauntless, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Mahukona. Portland.
Schooner F. S. Redneld, Ballard.
Schooner Alert, Belllngham.
Schooner Alpena, Belllngham.
Barkentlne John Palmer. Everett
FOREIGN VESSELS. .\
British Bark Pass of Kllllecranckle,
Antwerp. '
Ship Glenerlcht. Hamburg. '
British Bark Kilmeny, Hamburg.
German Ship Wandsbeck, Hamburg, .
Redondo Shipping
ARRIVED.
Steamer Santa Rosa, from San Fran
cisco and way port fa.
SAILED.
Steamer Santa Rosa, for San Diego.
Steamer Brooklyn, for San Pedro.
Steamer laqua, for Eureka, via. San
Francisco.
TO ARRIVE AT THIS PORT.
Aug. 9—Steamer Santa Rosa, from
San Diego. '
Aug. 11—Steamer State of California,
from San Francisco and way ports.
TO SAIL FROM THIS PORT.
Aug. 9—Steamer Santa Rosa, for San
Francisco and way ports.
Aug. 11—Steamer State of California,
for San Diego.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Schooner W. F. Witzman.
Schooner W. J. Paterson.
Schooner Commerce.
Steamer Despatch.
Steamer Santa Barbara.
VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Schooner A. F. Coats, from Tacomft.
Schooner Forester, from Port Discovery.
Steamer South Bay, from Gray's Har-
Steamer Santa Monica, from Gray's
Schooner Sotoyome, from Point Arena.
Steamer Vanguard, from San Fran-
Steamer George Loomis, from San
Francisco. LOADINQ
Schooner Mary Wlnkelman. at Tacoma.
Schooner Alvena, at Portland.
BUILDING PERMITS
Superintendent Backus yesterday Is
sued building permits as follows:
Avenuu Twenty-eight, 137 West — I. C.
Finch, at lot, owner and builder; addi
tion to ono-story framo residence, $150.
Avenuo Twenty-eljrht, 321— R. Strath
em, 129 South Workman street, owner;
H. D. McCabe, builder; ono-story, five
room frame residence, $1400.
Adelaide street. 3053— Mrs. Lindstern,
owner; W. J. DeLong, builder: one
story frame residence, $75.
Boston street. 922— W. H. Bcntley,
470 Boston street, owner; Los Angeles
Construction company, builder; one
story, four-room frame residence, $1200,
Broadway, 460 South— J. G. Yancy,
owner and builder; repairs to two-story
brick building. $25.
Pate street, 830— C. Plerl, owner; J.
B. Bettegur. builder; rne-story, fivo
room frame residence, $1300.
Kverett street, 1001— J. Restovich.
109 West Seventh street, owner and
builder; one-story, seven-room frame
residence, $1250. ._ L . ... ~
Kvergrfcen avenue, 44S South— Alice C,
Paine, 218 South Broadway, owner; 11.
B. Blddall, builder: one-story, five-room
frame residence, $1000.
Fortyflfth street, 1749 East— B. An
derson, 345 Clary street, owner and
builder; one»story, five-room frame res-
Flower street. 139 South— J. Leven
thai. 141 South Flower street, owner;
F. H.Tuttle, builder; one-story frame
"^tTseconditreet. ««T West-Sarah
SAVINGS BANKS
4 r>r f >n« nn Tr-rm lt«-pn«H m nnA tt r-r Out nn Orrt lnnry «« vlnn« P»-
p«*l(s. Os>«n M«nrdnr •■'.v»i»ii»««. l.aaa* on flcal IXntf.
W. fl. BAnTI.KTT, Pre«ld«nt. Capita! . . 1100,0ft* *«
traloa Rank of Hnvlaa;* o. t, JOHNSON, V. Pres. Burplus .. 155.000 00
48* H flnrfn* filr»»t W. B. McVAT, Cashier. n#po«lta 5,800,0*».0#
izz B. Bprin* Btreat y r ANDREWS. Asst Caoh. Asseta ..J.d00.000.0*
Dollar Ravings naak JAMES C. K A Yfl, President. Capital'. .$100,009.00.
and Trust To. WM I). HTF.PHriNB., V, P. Surplus .. 15.000.00
N. R. Cor. Fourth and C. C DERMONI), V. Pres. Deposits . 8T2.411.1l
Broadway WILSON U. TANNER. Sec Assata ... 7io.lli.it
-,„,„,,,, ..-•-_.- nk W. J. WABHRURN, Pr«». Cspltal .. $10,000.00
F!<|til(altl« ""*'»«« nil. w i tjU a h KOOTH. V. Pr«S. Surplus .. 10,000.00
8. E. Cor. Flrat and w j, jSoRAN, V. Prm. Depoaltal.o7R.ooo.oo
Broadway P _ JOHNSON, Cashier. Aasata . 1.m.000.00
n ••*«•«' iMtiu. M. N. AVETIT, President. Capital ..$200,000.00
aI.T-ir n-niT (lAITj B. JOIINfiOM, V, P. Hurpius 800,000.00
Sn«lnat* Rank j, CAT.I.ANDRR. Cash. Deposits 4,««8,8«7.M
First and Main Streets C ITAS. B. irAAS. Trust Ofor. Assets ....$«,66« t 833.2i
«.....<it. t,...« ..a F. M. DOTTOI-ASfl, President. Capital ..$200,000.00'
Merosnlll* Trn«t »« f r . F. BTFAVAUT, V. I'res. Deposits. 600.000.00
■»>•«•«■ """* \V. JATIVIB HAHI.OW. V. P. PflM up . 100,000.00
540 Bouth Broadway CHAHL.EB BWINO, Cashier. Assets... «00,000.00
nrmrltr Mavlna:* flank J. F. RARTOUT. Preitldeflt. Capital ..$180,000.00'
NK Cor. Fourth and M. 0. HETXiIAN, V. Prea. Surplus 2f1(t.4»4.«T
RnrlnK. H. W. Hell- JOHN H. PLATER, V. Pres. Dep0»1taU,(109,833.98
man Bldi. W. D. LONOTBAR. Cash Beo Assata 18,266.61*.«$ •
« n ...h,r,. rut ft** nk J ' "■ HnAI.iT. President. Capital .$100,000.00
•miithrm CM. Sar. nk. . buaTj ,Y v j, reg Surplus . 211.875.il
8. 0. Cor. Fourth and \f_ p. WOOIAVINE, V. Pres. Deposits 7,099,907.41
Spring. Braly Bldg. CHAB. H. TOLL. Cimhler. Assets ..7.411.780.6a
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAME • OFFICERS
St.*. n, n |> .nA Trust Camoanv H. J. 'WOOLUACOTT, Pr«fc
tato BanK ana 1 rust vompany w< off, Ca*hUr.
N. W. Cer. B«cond and Bprlm. Csplf I. IMQ.OOOi Burpluj «nd Prnflu, W»,wa
fltlzena' National Bank £ j- '£*!«
\J N. B. Cor. Third ana Bprtnt. C»plul, 12.10,000 1 Burplui «nd ProHtt, |lM.«oa
R roadway Bank A Tru.t Company N M KS,r -
U tOg-IID g. Brosdway. Bradbury BMa. Capital. $250,000; Burplus— Und. Profits, $185,000
. .. _.„,, ~~ WILLIAM UiBAD. Pre».
entral BanK ... w. c dubchn. cathiir.
N. E. Cor. ronHh ana Broadway. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Profits. >78,000
Couthweatern National Bank ~~~~ «»hn
0 K. W. Cor. Baoond and Broadway. capital. 1800,000: Burplus and Profits. M»,K*
., .1 «.i o.nlF ~" W. A. BONYNaE, Prti. j ••
ommerclal National Bank a N FL int. cSw«r.
421 Bouth Bprinc. Capital. $200,000; Surplus and Profits. $H.OOB
U_u»al ot.tai Matlnnal Bank I- W. HELLMAN, Pres.
nlted Btatea National t»ann b. J. VAWTKR, JK, Cashier
8. B. Cor. Main and Commercial Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Profits, $50,000
p.rmer. A Merchant. National Bank %&.»£%££'£s«.■.■ ■
1 Cor. Fourth and M»lo Bts. capital, tl, 600,000; Burplus and Profit!, tUPO,***
Irst National BanK w. t s. bammond. ca«hi«.
B, E. Cor. Booond and Bprlna. Capital $500,000; Burplus and Profits $878,008
Z 1 > M,tl nn9 l Rank ~~ 11. W. HELLMAN. Prea. ',
erchanta' National Bank w a uovtADxi. Caihier.
N. B. Cor. Bacond and Main. Capital. W00.000; Bu.-plua and Proflta, $g»,W). :
7 1.. Kl*»lnnal Rank W. a PAITKRBON. Prei.
oa Angelea National eanK o j, bittinqkb. Ca»hi«r.
N. B. Cor. Flrat and Bprlna. Capital, 1500,000; Burplua and Proflta, WM.IW»
American National Bank '' % # £lgZ3?&fiZ'; : V
l\ B. W. Cor. Baoond and Broadway. Capital. 11000.000: Surplus and Proflta, 171.W»
1 T"S — x. ># o.llfni-nla ■ ' ' JOHN M. O. '■ MARBLB. Praa.
atlonal Bank of California , K fibhburn. ca«bi«r. .
N. E Cor. Second and Spring. Capital, H0O.O0O; Surplus and Profits. $118.1.
~~ TRUST COMPANIES •
TORO^NCOTDiCKiNSON .:?«»":
LOCAL BONDS AND BTOCKS-g to » P«r cmt Hlgh-Orade Inv««tm«nt».
Mable, 730 East Twenty-second street,
owner; G. E. Breeber, builder; one
story, six-room frame residence, $1500.
Flower street, 3636. South — Frank
Slmmonds, 2636 South Flower street,
owner; W. J. De Long, builder; one
and-a-half-story, seven-room frame
r6 Gle'ss C Btreet, 114 South— Seventh Day
Adventist association, owner; S. A.
Manzer, builder; one-and-a-half-story
frame building, $250.
Lake Shore avenue, 1627 — Ellen Cald
well, 241 West Twenty-first street,
owner and builder; . one-story frame
residence, $200. - ; '— ■ -•• ■ . „
Los Angeles street. 1927 South— A. H.
Schwan, 1618 South Main street, owner
and builder; alterations to one-story
frame residence; $500.
La Salle street, 2956-M. M. Brown, 150
West Sixteenth street, owner; F. It.
Black, builder; one and one-half-story,
eight-room frame residence; $2500. .
Menlo avenue, 261ft— Mrs. S. Strahne,
owner; G. Koch, builder; repairs to two
story frame residence; $500.
Mathews street, 444 South-C. H. White,
2614 East Fourth, owner and builder;
one-story, six-room frame residence;
• Moneta avenue, 4309-Mary Basil, 4214
South Olive, owner and builder; move
and add to one-story frame residence;
$150
Michel toreno street. 450 feet south of
Marathon street— C. M. Kerdln. 990 West
Jefferson, owner; one-story frame resl-
e pico street. 2623 West-Mr. Frost,
owner; S. Cleland, builder; move and
alter one-story frame building; $50.
Potter Park avenue. 922— E. Sennamann,
534^4 South Broadway, owner; Plttsburg
Construction company, builder; _ two
story frame apartment house; $11,400.
San Julian street. 506-J- G. Orth, 1325
Maryland. owner: William Schade,
builder; two-story brick building; $1600.
Seaton street, 528— Merchants Ice &
Cold Storage 1 company, owner; Child,
Hatton & Field, builders; one-story
frame building; $2071. ■ ■/_ ■''
Thirty-sixth street. 545 East— A. John
son, 627V4 Los Angeles, owner and builder;
one-story ' frame barn; $60.
Thirty-eighth . street, 1593 West-J. J.
Jones, at lot, owner and builder; addi
tion to one-story frame residence; $400.
Thirty-ninth street, 1354 West— William
Rudge, Thirty-ninth and Normandie,
owner; E. Butts, builder; one-story frame
'thirty-eighth street, 1343 West-C. and
Mary Jam, 1353 West Thirty-eighth,
owner; P. E. Paxzo and sons, builder;
one-story, five-room 'frame . residence;
Wabash avenue, 3130— D. H. Morris, at
lot, owner and builder; one-story frame
residence; $40.
CITY WILL ENJOIN THE
OWNERS OF A TUNNEL
The city attorney was Instructed
yesterday to take out a restraining
order against the owners of the tunnel
connecting the Laughlin and Bradbury
buildings to prevent the use of the
tunnel. Work on this tunnel has been,
rushed despite the fact that no permit
has been issued for such work and the
council Intends to bring the offenders
up with a short turn.
COOKING WITH GAS
There's always somebody
at the gas-office with nothing
to do but explain about gas
and burners and stoves. , Best
time to go in whenever you
like.
Curtis ParK Tract
28th and Compton Ave. Cement walks,
curbs, street Kraded, oiled, finished.
Lots 40x185, $450. Can you beat thlsT
Agent on tract. WIESUNOANQKR.
m lAughltn Block.
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DIVIDENDS
Have you read it? Let us send you
the July number— free. ;
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60S Grant Building, Los Angeles.'
f THE MARCONI ; WIHELESS
TELEGRAPH CO. OF CANADA. ',
Shares S~> each. 'Endorsed by the
Canadian government. -Bound to pay
big profits. Remember Pell Tele-
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selling at $1000. .Marconi will do as
W ell — or even better. Buy now.: .
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During your summer outing • '
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cTVIail orders given prompt .
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