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MARKET TONE
INCONSISTENT
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IRREGULAR AND MIXED MOVE
MENT IN DEALS '
NEW FLIGHT FOR SMELTING
•' 'f '.■ - ' ' '■' ' ,'
Comments on Possible Result of Pond.
Ing Peace Negotiations— Weak.
i .. ness In Iron and. Steel
Securities
DROP OF TWO POINTS
~ M FOR NORTHERN PACIFIC
, After tho opening 6t the stock
market yesterday St. Paul, Illinois
Central | and ' Smelting; w.pre', promi
nent'at intervals, but their advance
had little stimulating effect on kin
dred stocks. Peoria . and Eastern
Improved 2%, Smelting .2. A rise of
a point ' In Amalgamated Copper led
a -general 'advance. Atchlson was
carrrled up nearly a, point and
Union Pacific a large fraction.
I Smelting touched 129%, nearly 3
points:, above,! Tuesday. . Northern
Pacific dropped 2 pplnts, Hocking
Valley 1%. Central Leather 1% and
Knickerbocker- Ice 1. . :.. r
.-The announcement of the ■ regular
dividend on National Enameling
explained the limitation In the stock
which drove It down to 17%, a loss
of 4%. Sloss-Shefflcld 2% and Smelt'
Ing preferred 1. • ■ » ' I»1
i' Delaware- and Hudson lost 1% of
Its ; 4-polnt rise, Consolidated • Gas
2%, Minneapolis and St. Louis 2%
and ' lowa Central preferred, Ten
nessee Coal, Sugar, Prossed Steel
Car 4 Foundries preferred and Bis*
cult preferred • Ito 1%. :i -
By Associated Presfc. ■*- ' ' ; ■;;'■ '
iNEW .YORK," Aug. 9.-Openlrig prices
on':. the stock- exchange today showed
mixed gains and losses and prices moved
lin • contrary directions in different jparts
of "the- list throughout the day. There
was scarcely a. . time when a consistent
tons was perceptible, so Irregular and
mixed was the movement.
■'i. Here and there, in the list new high
prices were made and an active demand
for on 0 or two of the standard market
leaders relieved the trading from Us ap-
V pearance of being given over, entirely to
the •- less -prominent syeclalties. The
strength . of these ilnfluentlal stocks was
obviously taken advantage of to effect
''sales and of realizing profits at different
. points. /,'i :•» . ■-
- » Some •• of the less conspicuous . stocks,
I recently rushed to a great height, proved
I soft and < made : . wide declines, i The vol
«ume'of dealings -shrunk to some extent
I and there were periods when the dullness
- was more Intense than for a long time,
. but the character of the account was not
-entirely changed. Selling for Inside ac
count was only evidenced as prices were
; bid« up Ito meet' the ideas of holders of
' stocks and it was when bids were with
- drawn and quotations allowed to sag that
the dullness became most profound.
'..The news bearing on values was of the
same general tenor as for some time past
..and served to keep up the spirit of the
industrial conditions which form the un
derlying baßiafor the firm undertone of
the present market. ■■>■■■-.
' i The actual opening of the peace confer
ence at - Portsmouth, N. H., did not
charge the recent prevalent view of that
event in the financial district which imay
bo described as one of. confidence m ulti
ma to. peace, but^with-a conservative re
servation against possible complications.
It. is: the -general feeling, nevertheless,
that a rupture of negotiations and a de
1 termination . to . continue the war would
precipitate a hazardous situation in tho
financial markets. So far as the immedi
ate effect in this market would be con
cerned the determination by the Japanese
government of its disposition of the larce
funds on -deposit here to its credit would
be ' the prime ■ factor. ~ • -
i The expectation that the government
report pn the grain crop to be published
tomorrow will ■ be very favorable had a
sustaining Influence on the grangers to
day. St. Paul showed a good result of
>" its June earnings statement issued yester
day.^Amalgamated Copper was in a dor
• mant state, after having been entirely un
responslble yesterday to an additional ad
,vanco in -the "price of copper. . - '~
N Smelting resumed its flight to now high
/record' levels ■ without definite news, an
nouncement to account for it. The r coal
ers ; showed some effect on profit taking
'on their recent advances, although Dela
ware and Hudson sold up to a new high
'Uhe slump' ln' National Enameling was
■ easily -explained as the' result of
passing : of its dividend and Corn Pro-
I ducts preferred was further depressed as
:i a consequence of the internal dissensions
amongst tho owners of the property.
-The flurry in the Denver banking world
i<was a factor in the late reaction.'
A Some - weakness- developed in the iron
•and steel stocks when it was shown that
I the Iron Age statistics for July showed an
additional ■ accumulation of stocks of pig
I iron on hand in spite of a further cur
. tallment of production • as compared. with
■ e The "'. weekly review, of . trade, .however,
*was very cheerful, •■•'i . •• .. . ■ •••
' -.(The market closed heavy. ' .-.« - .
I Bonds were irregular. Total Bales, par
■ value, $2,620,000.-;:.' . - - • ,;
'•fUrS.' bonds were. unchanged on call. .
New York Stocks
■ • ' .. .- ■ • . . .. .. ,...
By Associated Press.
1 NEW ftyOKK, Aug. 9.— The following
were the official quotations for stocks
and bonds «on the Stock exchange
's°Sa!es-^ ■ ': •■••'.'• "■.'■•" High. Low. Clone.
h ii.r.. Adams Express ........ ..... ,235,
3,900 Amalgam Copper... 85 84%. 84H
1,600 Am Car' & Foundry 37% 3714 3W4
, v 900 ■do preferred' 100 99% 9S>\i
'?: 100 Am ' Cotton Oil .... SO 30 2»%
■ 200 - do preferred ...... MV4 92H ,94
....... Am Express 226
-1,000 AraH & L pfd 39% 39% 39
.».....; Am -Ice Securities.. .;. 27
.....■.■.Am Linseed Oil .... ;........ 18 •
i»..Vr.."- do- preferred ..;,.v '.*...*.■'.•.... .41
i;/700 Am Locomotive -...;-49T4' 48H 48^
'».;'. f.'i*" do preferred;....;.";..' '..... Ill'
67,1001 Am Smelt & Ref1n.'.129% 126%,129 Vi
'■■ 400 -Vdo preferred >.... 123W 123 123
3,000 Am Sugar Ref1n....144tt 14SH .143%
•■1,104 Anj'Tob pfd cer....; 87% -97 . -97
3800 Anaconda Min..;....117 116 '-viiety
, J6.100 Atchlson ............. 88%' 87% -87%
. 1,400 do prof erred ■..'... .103 ft 103 Vi 10314
, 600 Atlantlo Coast Ltne,l67ty 16C»4 166
; 11,000 Baltimore & Ohio.. 115% USV6 H6Vi
;„.... do preferred ..... 90
1,900 Brook ilup Transit 70*4 6f>% 69%
' ■ 1.900 Canadian Pacific . . .166% 166% 166
■200 Cen of New Jersey.. 2ll 210 JO9
- 700 Chesapeake & Ohio 65 54% 54%
1300 Chicago & Alton ..43% 42- 40%
200 do preferred 81% 81 81U
8,800 Chicago Gt West.. 20% 20% 20%
300 Chicago & N'we*t..226 219 219%
;■ 16,400 Chl >lil & St Pau1..152% • 181% 181«
».,..,. Cbl Term & Trans..;,... ..... 17%
....... 'do preferred .... ;..-... ,''88%
600 C C C & St. L0ut5. .103% 103% 103 .
ISOOl SOO Col'Fuei & 1r0n.!.. 46% ;4« . 46U
1 200 Col , & Southern .... 28% . 28% 28%
,1;,;,. v do Ist preferred .. .... ..... -.61
• - 100 -'•' do " 2d preferred ..40 . 40 , 38%
. ; «4MCQii|olldattd Oas... r 192 : 190U 190U
I3M Corn Products ....; 9%' 9% 9%
1000 -da preferred 40% 40 40
s'aOO Dela & Hud50n.. .,.202% 201% 204%
I'lOO Del Lack & We5t.. 449 449 ,460
' 1 200 Denver &■ R Grande 32% 81% 32%
■*■ 900 •do preferred 87 86% WA
' 100 Distillers' . Securities 42% 42% 42%
11800 Brie 48% .47% 47%
. 100 do Ist preferred .. 85 84% 84%
1,60n do 2d preferred ... 76% . "Hi 74%
i i'OO General Klectrlc ...180% 180U .179 ,
2,000 I locking Valley .... 92% 92% 92
2,700 Illinois Central ....174% 173% 174%
' * 101) International Paper 20% .- 20% ',, 20Vi
1,400-'dw preferred 80% 80% • 80%
..,■■•■ ■ International Pump 27%
'.....;."■ do prsferred :.;..,»•....,...:.. '»82 • ;
IJOO lowa .Central 211 29 •• ■'28%
1,200 d» preferr«d ...... 67% 6tf M
},7ilQ Kitnsus City South,. 27% 27 ■', 27%
2.901} do prafeirod H) . 67% 68%
' 6.400 Uj& Na»hv111e....;,147% 147 I 1472
400 Manhattan L ..,,,..167% 165% 166 - 1
t. 7W Metro Securities 83% bi& t/3'.i
FRUIT PRICES IN NEW YORK CITY
Special to The Herald.
NEW YOUK, A usr. 9.— Onn carload of Valencia orangei and one of lemons were
•old.
Orangei were firm and lemon* (told at hlftheat priors of the season. The carload
of Rlalto Olrl ffroosfd $1800. Thpy were Lisbon *<>edl<mg.
Brands reaibed: Val«nclA*-StAK, $5.25 to $<t.RO, Average (5.80; Pointer, $1.62 ft to
($.25, average $6.06; Hunter, $3.00 to $6.28, averaprn (4.13.
Lemons— Rlalto Girl, $2.85 to $6.06, average $ft.is.
quotations an given above are according to grades of brands as they are regis
tered tn California In the ctlrus brand register.
2,400 M-stro St Ry 128% 127% IS7H
4,!»00 Mexican Central ...2.1 22% 22%
1,000 Minn ft St Louis.... 67 64% 63
300 Minn 8l'»,fl8 M..138 136% 136-Vt
dr> preferred ..... 163
6.200 Missouri Pacific ....101% 100% 100%
»,800 Mo Kas & Texa».... 80% 25% 29%
1,400 ■do preferred ...... 65% 64% 65
3,?00 Natlonnl L«ad 45% 47 , 4««J
100 N R Mcx pfd 37% »7% 87%
6.«00 New York Central.. U9\l 148% H«5»
2,200 N V Ont A Waatem MM 62% 62%
700 Norfolk & Western 86 W.',i 85%
, do preferred 92
100 North American ....100% 100% 100"4
100 Pacific Mull 43 43 42%
12,200 Pennsylvania 143H HSJi 143%
100 People's Gna IWV* 106(4 M?»
P CC & 8t Louis 77
6,100 Pressed Steel Car.. 47% 45% 454
100 do preferred ., 95% '95% 95
200 Pullman Pal Car. .241 241 240
34,400 Reading .....108 107% 107%
200 do Ist preferred .. 94tf 9tV4 94
600 do 2d preferred .. 93 . 92 92
900 Republic Steel 22 21% 21%
1,200 do preferred 87% Rfi% 86%
B,fiOo Rock Island C 0.... 82U 31% il%
700 do preferred 77% 77 ' 76%
Rubber Goodn 34%
....... do preferred ..... 104
A Bt L & 8 F 2d pfd 68%
100 St Louis Southwest 24 23% 23%
300 do preferred 61% 61 . 60
6,400 Southern Pacific ..65% 65% 65%
100 do preferred ......118 118 118
7,000 Southern Railway.. 35% 84% 84%
100 do preferred 9f1% 89% 60
2.500 Term Coal A Iron.. 90% 89% 59%
200 Texas & Pacific... 35% 34% 34%
100 Tol St Louis & W.. 18 SI 88
100' do preferred 67U 57'/l -67%
67,700 Union Pacific 132% 131% 131%
200 do preferred 98% 98% 98%
....... United .States Ex 123
■ ■ 100 U 8 Realty 94 ,94 93
200U S Rubber 62 52 61%
' SOO do preferred 110 100% 109%
• 8.600 U 8 Steel 36% 35% 35%
'8,900 do preferred 103% 103% 103%
, 400 Vlr Caro , Chemical 34% 34 84
i\,.... -do preferred , 107 .
i 400 Wabash 19% 19% 19,
: 200 do preferred 40% 40% . 40%
, Wells-Fargo Xx 237%
1 200 Westlnghouse Klec. l6B 168 168
....... Western Union 93%
..;.... Wheeling & L Erie 10
8,600 Wisconsin Central.. 25% i 24% 24%
' 1,500 do preferred 64% 64 54
2,800 Northern Pacific ..211 209 209%
2,100 Central Leather .... 43W 42 42%
11000 .do preferred 104% 103% 103%
Total sales for the day, 602,500 shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated PreßS.
NEW YORK, • Aug. 9.— The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
U BVref8 V ref 2s r ..104 Man en gld 45. .104 ■
do coupon ..104- Mcx Cen 4s 77
3s registered. .lo3',4 do Ist mc .... 23 ;
do coupon ..103& Minn & SL 45.. 97%
New 4s reg ..132 M X & T 45.. 102%
-do coupon ..132 do 2ds 86%
Old 4s leg ..104 N R MX con 4s S3>4
do coupon ..10» .NYC gn 3%5.. 99
:Am Tob 4s cer 75 .N J C-gn 65. .134%
do 6s cer ....116 Nor Pao 4s 105%
Atch gen 45.. 103% do 3s 77%
do adj 45.... 98 7i 'N & W con 45.. 102%
A C Line 45. .102% O S L rfdg 45.. 95%
;B A O 45.... 106 Perm con 3%5..101%
do 3%s 95% Read gen 45.... 102%
Cen ofGa 6s. .114 SL A fM en 65.. 116%
. do Ist mc .. 99 SL & SF fg 45.. 89
do 2d mc ..87 SL SW con 45.. 82%
Ch & O 4%5..110% Sea Air Line 4s 81
>Ch & Al 3%5.. 80 Sou Pac 4s 95
'OB & Q 4s. .101% do Ist 4s cer .'. 97
«.'. RI & P4s.. 82% Sou Ry 5s 118%
; ; do col 6s .... 95 Tx & Pac 15t.5..122
CCC & SL 45.. 103% T SL & W 45.. 86
Chi Term 45.. 95 .Union Pac 45. .105%
Col Mid 45.... 76% do cony 45.... 131%
Col & Sou 45.. 91% -U S Steel 2d 5s 97
Cuba 5s cer ..108 Wabash lsts ...118%
D & R G 45..101 do Deb B ..... 70
Dlst.Sec 65.... 81 . West Md 45.... 57%
'Erie pr In 45.. 101%: Wh & L E 45.. 9V%
do gen 45.... 93% Wis Cen 4s 94H
"FW & DC Is. .115 Jap 6s 2d series 99%
Hoc Val 4%5..U0%. do 4%s cer .... 92'fc
Jap 6a cer ....101% Col Ind 5s set A 73i.i
L & N un 45.. 104% do set B 71%
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, Aug. 9.— The following were
official closing quotations for stocks and
bonds today: j ' ■ -»-• ■
Atch adj 4s ..98% Adventure 5
do 4s ...102 Allouez 33
Mcx Cen 45... 77 Amalgamated .. 84*4
Atchlson ...... 87% Am Zinc 10
.. do pfd 103V4 Atlantic 17%
B & Albany. .265 Blngham 30%
B & Maine... .l 7? Cal & Hcc..070Q«75
■Boston L 153 Centennial 24Vi
Fitchburg pf..146 Copper Range.. 72%
Mcx Cen 22V4 Daly West .... 14
Per Mar 97H : Dom Coal ...... 77
Union Pac ...: 31 V4 Franklin 12
Am Arg Chem 23% Grancy 7«4
do pfd' ...... 91% Mass Mining ..9
Am Pnu Tube 6 'Michigan 14
Am Sugar 143tf .Mohawk 54
do pfd 139 •■ ' Mon C& C .... 27k
Am T & Te1..138i,i Old Dominion.. 27%
Am Woolen .'.°3C>.{ Osceola ")9^i
do pfd :...102>,4 Parrot ..,.►•<".... 25
Dom I & S .. 22% Quincy ....' 103
Kdison 13 I ..250 Shannon ..7%
Gen Electric. 179% Tamarack ......122
Mass Electric 17V4 Trinity S>%
do pfd 60 United Copper.. 32-
Mass Gas .... 48% U S. Mlninß.... 33%
United Fruit. .10*5% V S Oil 13V*
Un Shoo Mch 83 Utah 45%
do pfd 3i Victoria 3%
U S Steel 35% Winona ......... 11%
do pfd 103W Wolverine 119
Westghs com. S3 ' "
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
■ NEW YORK. Aug. 9.— Money I on' call
steady, hlgheßt, 2 per cent; lowest, IVi.
ruling rate 2 per cent; last loan, closing
bid and offered, 1%. Time loans, Bteady
and dull; sixty days, 2%©3 per cent;
ninety days, 8®3%; six months, 3K@4. \ ]
Prime mercantile paper, 4@4%.
Sterling exchange, easy, with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.8645ig>4.8(>50
for demand, and at $4.8465 for sixty day
Posted rate, »4.85%. and $4.87%.
Commercial bills, $4.84%@4.84%. •
Bar silver, 69%.
Mexican dollars, 45%.
Government bonds, easier; railroad
bonds, irregular. ' _. • .;•
LONDON, Aug. 9.— Consols, 90 3-16; sil
ver, 27% d. . .
Bank Failure Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.— The comptrol
ler of the currency today made public a
statement showing the condition of the
failed City National bank of Kansas City.
It classes the assets as follows: Good,
$489 998; doubtful, $551,898; worthless, $71,
582. ■ ■ ' ' • ■ ■
Treasury. Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON,. Aug. 9.— Today's stato
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash balance $128,932,897
Gold coin and bullion 61.895,417
Gold certincates 25,649,610
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.— BEANS—
Pink, $3.i5@3.75: lima, $5.60@5.60: small
white,- $3;26(&3.75: largo white, $2.5<KR':.\!W.
, POTATOKB— SaIinas Burbanks, SH)ff<sl.oo.
■ ONIONS— Fancy, $1.00; common, 76c.
VAIIIOUS — Green peas, SW4c; string
beans, 6@70; egg plant, SOcfofl.OO; green
pi-ppers, iOcii'd-OO; tomatoes, 25<S>76c; sum
mer snuash, 25©400; garlic, 3®4c; cucum
bers, 20@36c. '
KLOUll— Family extras, $4.80@>5.06; bak
ers' extras. $4.75ij5.00.
WWKAT— Shipping. $1.45®1.55; milling,
$1.67tt®1.6714.
BRALBYi-Feed, 98%0f51.02M,: brewing,
$1.0t@1.07H; Chevalier, $1.20®1.30.
OATS-rted. $1.42V4®1.43\; black, $1.40.
. MILLBTUKFB— Middlings, |:'tl.(KW('.'B.(X);
mixed' feed. $22.60^24.00; rolled barley,
$21.60^22.60. irnftiiiHt>Bi ■
i HAY— Wheat, $$7.00^13.60: wheat and
Oat, J6.00C'i'12.50; oat, tame, $6.00^11.00; bar
ley, i W.so©S>.oo; alfalfa, JB.oO4tfi».OO; clover,
$7.00010.00; straw, ao®W.
■ HBCKIPTB— FIour, 21,778; wheat. • 1673;
barley.' lß,76B; oats. 453«; beans, 600; pota
toes, 8115; -onions, 780: bran, 1660; mld
diiiifc'i. i%; bay, 808; bides, 252; wine, *0,»
IDA.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, igo*. s
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Damage to Russian Crop Strengthens
Wheat Prices— Corn Firm
By AsHoclated Press.
CUICAOO, Ait)?. 9.— Rumors of dftmnaa
to the Russian crop developed strength In
th« whent market here today. The Sep
tember delivery cloned %®Hc up.
Wheat had a firm undertone through
out the entire srsslon, but the volume of
trading was snmll. Beptcmbsr opened
unchanged at 82%®53%c. The Initial Arm*
ness was chiefly due to higher prices at
Liverpool in the face of a decline here
yesterday.
Iliißftlnn nawnpaperfl, according to ft
British authority, are advocating the
prohibition of wheat exports. This Bglta
tlon, coupled with news of a bullish char
acter ftom Indiana, was said to be re
sponsible for tho unexpected advance at
Liverpool. On the other hand, weather Jn
the northwest was almost perfect for
harvesting, And there was a continuance
of liberal receipts at primary . points.-
The bulls gained tome encourngement
from a favorable report ■of damage to
the crop In North Dakota. The principal
demand came from shorts and commis
sion houses.
Offerings were not large. For Septem
ber the highest point of the day was
reached at 83%0. The market closed firm
with September at 83®83%c.
Fresh reports from Illinois of damage
by- hot, dry weather, caused a firm tone
In the corn market. The market closed
steady. September opened % to 94c higher
at 63%@53%0; sold off to 63%@53%c, and
closed at 53%^53%c.
Oats were firm. September opened un
changed to %c higher at 26%®26%c, and
held within the opening range, closing at
26%0
. Provisions were strong on active sup
port from packers. The market was In
fluenced by liberal shipments of hog pro
ducts. At the close September pork was
up 15@17%c, lard was •up 10c and -ribs
were "14@10c higher. ■ •
Market Ranges
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat— No. 2, September, 83@83H0; De
cember, 84%@84V4c; May, 86^0.
Corn— No. 2, September, 53%@53%c; Sep
tember, new, 53%<&>53Hc: December, 47% c;
December, new, 45Hc; May, 4n%@45%c.
Oats— No. 2, September, 26%cj Decem
ber, 27%@27%c; May, 29%.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady; No. 2 red wheat, 82%e;
No. 2 corn, 54% c; No. 2 yellow, 55% c: No.
2 oats, 26^c; No. 2 white, 27&@27%c; No. 3
white, 26%@27%c; No. 2 rye, 57% c; good
feeding barley. »38@42; No. 1 flaxseed,
$1.10; No. 1 northwestern, $1,20; prime
timothy seed, $3.20@3.25; mess pork, per
bbl., $14.15@14.20; lard, per 1000 lbs., $7.63;
short ribs sides (loose), $8.30@8.40; short
clear sides (boxed), $8.50®8.75; whisky,
basis of high wines, $1.27; clover, contract
grade. $12.50@12.75.
Articles. . Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 32,500 23,100
Wheat, bu 509,000 . 169,000
Corn, bu. .310,000 .630,450
Oats, bu. 664,700 201,800
Rye, bu 8,000 2.200
Barley 26,400 ■;■■ . VJOQ
■""I"',; Cereals of the World • \
By Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.— Close: Wheat,
September, 6s B%d; .December, 657% d. ■: ■
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Wheat. spot
irregular. Options closed:' September,
87% c; May, 90% c; December,' 89% c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.— Wheat,
steady; December, $1.39%; cash, $I.4s<S>
1.65.' ' '■-. ~. ■ : . .... . ; •
Barley, steady; December, $1; cash, 97% c
Corn,' large yellow, $1.37%@1.42.
. Bran, $20.50@21.50.
I PORTLAND, Aug. 9.-Wheat," for ex
port, club, 72@73c; blue stem, 77®78c; for
milling, 78c.
TACOMA, Aug. 9.— Wheat, lower; club,
71c; blue stem, 74c; red, 68c.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 9.-FRUITS—
Fancy apples, 85c; common, 76c.
BERRIES — Strawberries, $3.50@7.00:
blackberries, $1.60®2.60; huckleberries, 6®
Sc; raspberries, $6.00®9.00. , '
GRAPES-Ordmary, 60c@51.25.
PEARS— Common, 50c; fancy, $1.00;
Bartlett, 75c@Ji1.50. '.
PEACHES— Common, 35c; fancy. 85e. '
PLUMS— Common, 30c; fancy, $1.00.
QUINCES-60<?«:85c.
ORANGES— Valencia, $2.0004.00.
LEMONS— Common California, $1.50;
fancy, $4.W).
, MELONS— Watermelons, $1.0002.50; nut
megs, 35®60c; fancy cantaloupes, $1.50;
common, 7,5 c.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas, 75c@
$3.00: pineapples, $1,604(3.00; Smyrna rigs,
50e@51.50.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press. ■
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The market for
evaporated apples continues strong with
speculative buying of futures In evidence.
Common to good are quoted at;4%@Cc;
prime, at 6%; choice at 7c and fancy 7%c.
Prunes are firm on bullish coast ad
vices, with quotations ranging from 4%
to 6^c, according to grade.
Apricots are said to be attracting a
better 1 demand and the tone Is firmer.
Choice are quoted. at 8©8& c; extra choice
at 8%@8%c and fancy at 9%®10c. .
Peaches are quiet with choice at 10(3)
1014 c; "extra choice at 1014@10%c, ami
fancy at lie.
Raisins are in good demand, particu
larly for seeded grades and the market
Is firm. Loose muscatels are quoted at
4^.<B)fi^c; seeded raisins at 6Vi@7%c, and
London layers at $1@1.15,
Shipments of Fruit ;
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9.— Carload ship
ments Aug. 8 over Southern Pacific rail
road: Oranges, 3; lemons, 6; grand total,
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.— Cotton spot
closed quiet. Middling uplands, 510.53;
middling gulf, $11.05. Sales 332 bales.
. Open. High. Law. Close.
January ......:. 10.95 11.02 10.82 10.52
March 11.04 11.08 10.90 10.90
May 11.12 10.95 10.95
August V .....' 10.43
September 10.64 ,10.64 10.61. 10.&1
October 10.76 10.84 10.65 ' 10.65
December .10.87 10.95 10.75 10.75
St. Louis, Aug. 9.— W001, steady; terri
tory and western mediums, 28@30c; fine
medium, 234i2Uc ; line, 16@>18c.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-A further break
occurred In the London tin market, clos
ing at £48 10s for snot and £47 for
futures. The local market wiix easier In
sympathy, closing at $32.25632.76.
Coper continued Him In both, markets,
with London quoting spot higher at £00,
and futures unchanged at £68 17s 6d.
Locally there was on material change
and quotations range from $15.27tt I to
$15.ti2Mi for lake and etoctrolytlo and
around $15 to $15.25 for caßttng, although
the Inside prloes are considered more or
less nominal.
I Lead was a shade higher In both mar
kets, closing at £14 7s till In London and
at $4.CU#4.7S locally.
Iron locally tho situation was un
changed.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ».— The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to
day were as foUowsi <
Alta 1 Justice ............ 4
Alpha Con » Kentuck Con .... 2
Andes }« \? d y Wash Con 2
neither 14 Mexican .......130
it & Belcher... 129 Occidental Con... 87
million 37 Ophlr 683U
Caledonia 40 Overman 10
Chal-Cwi » Potosi 8
Chollar 14 Bavage CO
Conlldonce 90 Scorpion .......... 10
Con C & Va..1»0 Bag Belcher «
Crown , Point ... 10 gjyrra Nevada.... U
Exchequer ....,16 Bllver Hill $5
O & uurr10..... IS Union Con' 40
U & N'cro»s..l7o Utah Con <
'.Julia.. ,,.-1 ■,■,., A , .Jf«Uow JaoiioV _ +11
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Suggestion No. 2
Isn't your baby worth a dollar a w««k to you?
Put a doilnr In the bank every wrrk-nnd call this the
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- : . , , j tlon will be provided for, out of your spare change.
We will bo glad to supply you with a nice little "Home"
Home Savings Bank *. -p" ( «.
i4 • • » CornT Conft ' •
PARAPA VALLEY
APPLE CROP
ESTIMATED AT 2500 CARLOADS
FOR SEASON
RECEIPTS OF EASTERN EGGS
Produce Prices Remain Steady, With
Firm Demand In All Lines.
Market Overstocked With
Vegetables
Produce of every variety was In ample
supply yesterday in the local market,
with no material I change In quotations.
The demand was reported satisfactory.
One carload of fresh eastern eggs was
received, selling at 25026 c. •
Surplus stocks ■of butter were pretty
well dlapoded of to the local and outside
trade. Prices unchanged.*
Two carloads of cheese from the east
were placed In storage.
There is still a scarcity of fancy pota
toes. . . • . ■
■ Red onions appeared In the market and
sold at 35c a picking box. Yellows and
SUversklns sold at 7Sc@sl.oo for reds, and
$1.00®1.18 for SUversklns.
Vegetables continue in liberal supply;
also poultry and fish. - ■
The fruit receipts were limited to two
carloads. It is expected that the re
ceipts will be heavy today.
Freestone peaches and Hungarian
prunes arrived from Fresno, prunes sell
ing at $1.00 a box; peaches at 60@75c box;
apricots were in light supply; satumas,
$1.00 a box; nectarines, 66c. •
Berries are getting scarce. Only 300
crates were received. Troplcos selling at
sff£6c; Monetas at -4@4%c; Logans and
blacks at 4@6c.
Tho apple season Is now on in the Pa
para valley, the first carload of fine ap
ples having arrived yesterday from Wat
aonvllle. Simpson & Haack have a large
packing plant at Watsonvllle. They es
timate the apple crop at 2500 carloads.
.;,[.. ;.. ; Produce Receipts , .
August 8— '. ■ ■
Eggs, cases ............;...... 163
Butter, pounds.... 12,060
Cheese, pounds 5,855
Potatoes (Irish), sacks 301
Potatoes (sweet), sacks..... 19
Onions, sacks r ' •••■ 239
Beans, sacks .' 6
. . Produce Quotations
The following prices rule in a jobbing
wny in tho Los Angele.t market:
BUTTER— LocaI creamery, 67% c a roll:
fresh valley creamery. &sig>67%c; valley
storage, 60c; coast creamery, 47%@)60c;
coast dairy, 45@47%; cooking, 21c.
EGGS— Southern .California ranch, can
dled, 27@29c; seconds, 21c; eastern, 25c
CHEESE (all per lb.)-N6rthern, 12®
lSe: Anchor (large), local. IS^c: Young
America, 1414 c; hand-made, 15>4c; eastern
singles, 14@15c; eastern twins. . H@lsc;
eastern Cheddars, 14c; eastern Stilton.
14c; ' eastern longhorns. 14©15 c: eastern
daisies, 14@>15c; Swiss domestic. 19c: Swiss
Imported, 29c.
BEANS (Rll per 100 lbs.)— Pink - : No. 1.
f4.2rxTf4.35; No. 2. $4.00®4.26; lima. No. 1.
J5.00f1i5.50; Lady Washington No. 1. $3.25#
3.85; small whlto No 1. $3.75; Garvanzas.
$5.00; lentils. $7.5008.00.
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.) — Fancy
Early Roae, $1.30ff»1. 40;- fancy White
Rose, $1.25191.35: pink eyes, $101.10.
SWEET POTATOKS— rteds. $1.60; yel
low, $303.25; whites. $202.25. '■
ONIONS (all per 100 lbs.)— Local silver
skins, 75<g)90e; Danvers,. $1.00; Northern
Reds. $1.05@1.15. • " ' ■
POULTRY (n<»r dozen)— Dealers nay live
weight as follows: Broilers, 14@15c; fry
ers, 14@15c: old hens, ll@12c; old roosters.
8c; youni? roosters. 14@lCc; ducks, 10c;
turkeys, 16@18c. •
CEREAL. GOODS— As follows:
10 lbs 25 lbs 50 lbs
A-lflour $2.90 ....
Pastry flour ..2.75 .... .. ....
Eastern graham"".'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 3.45 $V.V; $sl!js
Eastern whole wheat.'... 3.45 .... 3.40 8.35
Graham flour 2.50 2.45 2«0
Corn meal. W. and V 2.20 2.15 2.10
Whole wheat flour 2.60 2.65 2.60
Rye flour 2.75 2.70 2.68
Cracked wheat ..3.40 8.15 8.30
Farina 3.40 3.35 3.3(1
Whent flakes, case of 3& 2-lb. cartons.. 8.20
Wheat flakes, per Back or 50 lbs 1.86
Wheat flakes, per bbl. of 125 lbs. net.. 4.00
HAY (nil per ton)— Old crop No. 1 grain,
$14.00(fi!16.00; No. 2. $12.00@14.O0; alfalfa.
{9.00(311.00.
New crop. No. 1 grain. $10.00^12.00; No.
2. !8.50<5>10.00: alfalfa. SB.K<V»IO.OO.
FRUITS AND' TERRlES— Bananas,
fancy Port Limons. 3%(B>4Wc; straw
berries. 4®6c; dew, 6c; raspberries, 8@10c;
blackberries, 4@sc: loKanberries, 4@sc.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, choice, $1.76
©1.90 box: fancy. $2.50(3)2.75 box; oranges,
sweets and St. Michaels, $1.8002.25 a box
on quality. •
VEGETABLES— Beans, strlns. 6000 lb.:
beans, wax, 4@)7c lb; beets, 60070 c sack;
celery, fancy. 600 dozen: chiles, evapor
ated. 16020 c lb; garlic. 14c lb; lettuce, 200
dozen, $1.16 sack; peas, 4@6c lb; spinach.
30c dozen; turnips, 860 sack; cabbage. BS@
50c sack. ■
GRAIN AND FEED (all per; 100 lbs.
net)— Wheat, $1.76: wheat, 100-Ib sacks.
$1 30: corn, $1.45; cracked corn. 81.60: feed
meal, $1.65; bran, heavy. $1.80; rolled bar
ley, $1.40; oil cake meal. $2.00: cotton seed
meal, $1.56; cocoanut cake, $1.55; shorts.
$1.45; oats, white, $1.65; Kaffir corn. $1.46.
10 lbs 25 lbs CO lbs
Rye flour $2.75 $2.70 $2.65
Cracked wheat 8.40 8.35 3.30
Farina.. 3.40 8.35 B.SO
Corn meal. W. and Y. 2.40 2.85 i.SO
East, whole wheat flour 3.20 8.15 8.10
Eastern whole meal ....8.20 3.15 8.10
Whole wheat flour 2.60 8.65 2-50
Wheat flakes, case of 86 2-lb cartons.. 8.20
Wheat flakes, per sack of 60 lbs 1.35
Wheat flakes, per bbl of 125 lbs net.... 4.00
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9— Birtter—
Fancy creamery. 24c; soconds, 22c; fancy
dairy, 22c; seconds, 20c. .
Cheese — Eastern, 14H©16%c: ' Young
America, 10%@llc.
Eggs— Ranch, 25@32c; store, 18©23 c; east
ern, 17®24c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.— On the produce ex
change today the butter market - - was
weak; creameries, nif/Wc; dairy, 16@>18%c;
eggs, steady, at mark loftc; cheese, steady
to firm, ll@ll%o. ...
Chicago Live tttock
By Associated Press. . .
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.— Cattle— Receipts,
19.000. -Market slow to 100 lower; good to
prime steers, $5.66®5.90; poor to medium.
$3.6&<55.00; stockers and feeders. $2.204j4.00;
cows, $2,40W4.40; heifers. $2.25<if5.00; can
ners. J1.254i2.30; bulls, $2.40#4.00: calves,
$3.00@7.00; Texas fed steers,' $3,604*4.85;
wt'Stern steers, $3.604f4.75. '...
Hogs— Heceipts, 20,000; tomorrow, 21,000;
steady to 5c higher early, but advance
lost. Mixed and butchers, $5.66W6.20; good
to choice heavy, $5,954(6.20; rough heavy.
$8.6006.86; light, 85.75&6.25; bulk of aales,
. Bheep-Jlecelpts, 20,000: steady: good to
choice wethers, t4.664i5.00; fair to choice
mixed Si 30614.60; western sheep, $4.oo<U>
4%: 'nativJr lambs, $5.00®7.16; western
lambs. $5.75@7.00. •
Official Stock Balea
On the Lou Angeles stock exchange yes
terday sales were recorded as follows: _
1000 at Wllo. ilfOTtl*tfnWT
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Stocks
Bid. Ask«d.
Amrrlrnn Nntl-mnl 116% lit
Brnndway Dank A Trust Co J."H4 •••
Ontral 180 ««
Citizens Nntlcmnl 1M ...
Commcrclnl Nnllnnnl ........ 100 ...
Pollnr Bavin** Bank 133 HO
Kqultable Savings Hank 180 ...
Farmers ft Merchants' Natt. 175 ...
Federal Bank of 1,. A 110 125
First National BC, ...
lli'rm.in Ainorlriiri S'Si 410
Horns Kav. Bank of L. A.... 70 ...
lies Angeles National 216 ...
T.i>« Anffcles Tmst C 0...... 110 ...
Mprchnnls' National 120 ...
Merchants' Trust Co 106 V 110
Mctrnprilllnn B. A T. C 0.... 120 ...
Niitlnnal Hank of Cal 170 . ...
Security Savings Bank 255 ...
Southern California Barings. ZSO ...
Southwestern National 127 137
State Bank and Trust 103 10S
United Btates Natl. Bank .... 135
Union Bank of Savings. ..... 130 ...
Wcit Side Bank 106 115
'.■/ij.C' ' Bond* r''; .'.-•■!
' ■'-■.'■'"■■'• B(d. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 9i% 96%
California Paclflo Ry ... , 102
Corona Power Water Co. .. 92 93%
Cucamonga Water Co 90 101
Edison Klec. Co., C0n.'....... 102 103
Home Telephone ' 94% 95
Home T. & T. Co. of Banta
Monica and Ocean Park.... ... 1)2%
L. A. Pnrlllr. Ist Con. Mtgs.. 105 ...
L. A. Traction Co 106 108
Mission Trans. AR- Co. .... 97% 100
Mt. Lowe Ry. Co .... ■ 9t
Paclflo Light & Power Co .. 99% 103
Pacific Electrlo Ry. C 0....'... 109%
Pasadena Home T. &T. Co.. 85 ft
Pomona Con. Water Co 98
Redlands Home T. AT. Co.. 90 95
Riversldfl Light A F.' Co 96 100
San Dlogo Home T. &T. Co 80 ...
San Antonio Water Co lOu
Santa. Barbara Electrlo Ry.. 70 103
Seasido Water Co 98
United Electric O. AP. Co.. 99% 103%
Union Transportation Co.. 90% 100
Union Transportation Co 97% 100
U. S. L. D. T. &T. Co 90% 91%
Whlttler Home T. &T. Co.. 91 93%
Whlttier Light & Fuel Co.. 94
Miscellaneous Stccks
Bid. Asked.
Conservative life Ins. C 0..188.00. .188.00
Cal. Portland <>ment C 0.... 25.00 ...I.
California Hospital 93.00 .
Edison Electric, preferred.. 82.23 85.00
Edison Electric, com 36.00 57.53
Emergency Hospital 30.00
Homo Telephone 03.60 ■ 63.00
Home T. & T. Co. of Santa
Monica and Ocean Park.. 20.00 -
Los Angeles Brewery 90.00 126.00
Los Angeles Jockey Club... 70.00 v -
Pasadena Home T. & T. Co. 34.00 87.60
Redlands Home T. A T. Co. 37.00 40.00
Sun Drug C 0.., 60 .S5
Seaside Water Co 75.00 110.UO
Title Q. & Trust pref 120.00
Title I & Trust nref 111.50
U. S. L. D. T. & T. C 0.... 61.25 62.60
U. S. L. D. T. A T. C 0.... 61.25 63.00
Whlttier Home T. & T. Co.. 60.00 .....
, Oil Stocks
. s Bid. Asked.
Associated OH .56% .67
Central .73 ...
Columbia DO
Continental .24% -
Fullerton Oil .12
Globe 05% .OS.
Mexican Petroleum .63 ...
Ollnda Land Co .03 ,M
Piru Oil Co .03 ...
Pucnte Oil Co 60 1.00
Reed Crude 24% .30
Union ..........; 120.00 133.00
United Petroleum 192.00 ...
Westlake : 01% .03
Whlttler Con. OU .01%
Western Union 150.00
Mining Stocks ■
Bid. Asked.
Blabee West C 02 .03%
Butte Lode 25.50 29.50.
Bufa M. & M .80 .»7
Golden Argus 14.00 25. U0
Green Con 22.00
Jesse Bell .06
Johnnie Con. G. M .12 .13%
Mitchell Mining 6.00
Nevada Chief .00
New Era ■...;... .0614 .08%
Nevada-Keystone .16
Quartette 11.00 15.03
Searchlight M. & M. C 0.... .33 ...
. Los Angeles Bank Clearings
Exchanges for the banks comprising
the Los Angeles Clearing: house are:
1905. 1904 1903.
Aug. 7...*1.829.:i57.31 n.113.411.52 t 039,1fi1.1S
Aug. 8 ... 1,503,219.14 970,101,97 1.070,371.57
July 9... 1,707,055.00 1,164,812.22 1,235,928.07
WESTERN MINING STOCKS
Following wera tho quotations and sales
yesterday on the Los Angeles Western
Mining Stock exchange:
Name— Bid. Asked.
ARIZONA—
Cashier Copper 16% .17
Clara G. & C. 22% .25
Parallel M. & M .25
CALIFORNIA—
Mt. Voruon Extension 16% .16%
COMSTOCK—
Ophlr 7.50
C. C. & Va. 1.35 1.60
TONOPAH—
Golden Anchor 90 1.00
Great Western 02 .03
Jim Butler .75 .78
Little^Tonopah ■■..'... »..V.~.::. 2.65 3.00
Indiana Tonopah 00% .0114
MucNamara 41 .43
Midway 163
North Star 58 .60
Ohio Tonopah .27 .30
Tonopnh of Nevada 13.25 14.75
UTAH-
Cariea »•• .26
GOLDFIELD—
Black Butte 26 .30
Dixie 16
Goldfleld Mill, of Nev 63 .68
Jumbo 75 .80
Lone Star -.08- .10
Red Top - .3S .42
Sandstorm JO .67
Simmerone 35 .40
Goldtleld Cen 01% .01%
Nevada Southern 03 .04
Nevada Prosp 03 .04
BULLFROG— •
Bullfrog Natl. Bank •> .22 .^
Gold Har 23 •"
Lige Harris 02% .03%
Btelnwny " ' •_••
NEVADA— ;„. „„
Eldorado Canyon 01% .01%
Kawlch Mining "
Official Sales
2000 Clara Old .16% 1000 Dixie ...... .16
2000 Mt Vr Ex .16% 6000 Gold Cen .01%
1000 Gt West.. .02% »00 Nev South .03
2000 O Tonopa - 28
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press
NKW YORK. Aug. 9-Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair rellnlng. 3%c; centrifugal W
test, 4%«; molasses sugar. 8'/ 4 c. Kenned
sugar "teady; crushed, 6.00; powdered,
5.40; granulated, 6.30.
Coffeo opened steady and unchanged to
a decline of flve points under Belling and
lower cables. Reports of continue* cold
weather In Brazil seemed to attract lit
tle attention, but leading trade interests
were buyers and prices ruled generally
steady after the opening. The close was
steady, net unchanegd to flve points
lower with sales reported: September,
$7 or.«1.1O; December, $7.36@7.40; May, $7.70
Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Aug. ».-Credlt balances
$1.27, certificates no bid.
Northern Oil Btocks
B BA A N IK> F I SA 9 NCIB c c"6. Aug. 1.-Morniu,,
smilou; OU» »o/aUs,
SAVINGS BANKS
4 Per Cent on Term nei*Mfta and a F»r Cent on O-rrilnurr Mrlna;* »*-
IMi.lln. Open ■ntnMar '!»"•»«"■ !.min« nit llful VMnie.
Sernrllf Xnvlnm Rflnk J. F, SATITOHT. President. - Cupltal ..$3*0,000.00
N. H. Vf>t. Fourth nnd M. 8. MELLMAN, V. Pres. Borplu*- t»«,m.«7
Bprlng. It. W. Hall- JOHN E. ri.ATEII, V. Prea Depo«ltsl».«0».**l.»»
man lildg. w. V. LONUYHAH, ck»h Beo Assets lt,}SS.ll».<l
•».<h.» r.l «.. tit J. H, BIIALT. President. CapltAt .$100,000.00
a m „ Vl Z' * A a \i. BflALf. V. Pres. Surplus . 111.m.1l
8. B. Cor. Fourth ftnd ty j,' WOOI.WINE, V. Prss. Dcposlu T.0»9.907.4t
Bprlntr. Br&ly Bids;. CIIAS. IT. TOLL, Cashier. Assets ..7,411,?50.1>
"W. 8. BAnTLBTT, President. Capital ..$100,000.00
Vnlnn Hunk of ■■vln«« o .J., jojfNBON. V. Pres. Surpln*.. I»S.000.00
*92 a Knrlnir fitrmt W. K. McVAT, Cashier. DeponltS 1.500, 000.00
123 B. Spring Btr««t jT^ANDIIHWS. AMI Owh. Assets .4,800.000.9»
Oollnr Kuril.*. Busk JAMES C. KAYfI, President CaplUt .. $100,000.0*
>M Tn..t l'». WM. D. BTKI'MBNB. V. P. Burpl«« .. 15.000,00
N. K. Cor. Fourth and C. C. DESMONO. V. Pres. Deposits . 672,411.11
Broadway ' WILSON U. TANNER. Bto. Assets ... 790.5 15.J1 .
M . ,,„. nlt W. J. WABTirmnN. Pre«. CftpitM .. $60,000.00
j* i, A V, » a WILT.IB IT. POOTU, V. Pre* Stirpltm .. 10.000.00
B. B. Cor. First and Wp j, noRAN, V. Prea Dopoiilts 1,075.000.00
Broadway p. t \ joiINHON, Cashier. AtseU . 1.155.000.00
n.*«. M Amerleaa M. N. AVBHT, President Capital ..$200,000.00
aI.T-l?n«r (lAIL B. JOHNSON, V. P. Surplus 800,000.00
Savlacs »*■» W. r. CALLANDKH, C««h. Deposits 4.585.287.58 '
First and Main Streets ci i AS . H. HAAS, Trust Ofor. Assets ...,$8.6G«,533.24
nt.»..<n. Tru.t nnd F. M, DOtTGLABfI. President CaplUl ..$200,000.00
Bl*rr«n«le -Triidt "nil r BTRWAHTj V. IVes. pppoglts. 500.000.00
■avlnK* flank w JAHVIB HAHLOW. V. P. Pftfd tip . 100,000.00
840 South Broadwnr CIIAnLEB BWINQ. Cftghler. Assets... 600.000.00
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAME OFFICERS
American National Bank W. r. HOlHl'oim, Praa.
merican naxionai »«nn t. W PUELPs, ci»hl«r.
8. W. Oct. SxiotM »m« BrBaa»a<^ CapltaV |t ow.fo«i Burpla* ana PnHMa, fnysn .
National Bank af California ' JOHN M. C. If AABLJD, Prw,
aiionai uatiK oi vaiiiomia ;; f j.j gHBUKNi ca«hl«r.
N. a Cer. SMond and Bprlaf. Capftal. Itoo.ooo; Hnrplu. ana Profit*. $lM,m '
Ctata Bank and Truat Company «-^ T^V^'SS'U/"*
0 . N. W. Cor. S«cond and Bprlnt. Capital. ISOO.OWi Burplui and Proflta. HS.HS
ritlxons' National Bank */; %ss£: aSu*^, ■ — ■
V M. ». Cor. Third ana Bprtar. Capital. taO.OWI Burplna ana Proflta, $Ua,o«
R roadway Bank* Trust Company", V^SS^t^SLr^ -■■ -
■^ V*-*M B. Broadway. Bradbury BMs. ■ CaplUl, $2EO,000; Burplus-Und. Proflta, $185,000
— ._»..i a..i. ~~~'- ' i WIUUAtC MXAD, Praa. ~^ .
entral Bank w. c durchn. Omm*.
N. E. Car, ronrtti ana Broadway. Capital, $100,000; Surplus and Proflts, $75.001 ■
Southwsstern National Bank i?^7 wnb* V &?hurT™*
H. W. Cor. B«cond ana Broadway. Capital. MOB.aOO: gurphw ana Proflta, tMW
Commercial National Bank . ; J- £^n™ c£t£?"' ,, M \
«a Bouth Bprln«, Capital. $200,000; Surplus and Proflts, tU.OOO
1 Inlted State. Natlonal^ank W =
\J 8. E. Cor. Main and Commercial Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Proflts, $50,0M ,
Csrmera A MerchanU National Bank cHTs. H a.E I TLrat''cn?!u«..
I Cor, rwrth ana Main Bta. capital, tl. SOO. 000; Burplui ana Proßts. tl.ioo.*'* • ,
First National Bank w.^ i?l2ffioNßTcaaht.r. ■ ■
B. e. Cor. w«eond mi Bprtas. Capital $500,000; Surplus and Proflta $87».00» '.
MerchanU' National Bank «p. % ■fgffiSD&.'gSu^ _
N. E. Cor. B«co»id ana Main. Capital. ttOO.OOO: BurplM and Proflta. WM.W* ;
Los Angeles National Bank w - inrntaxp? aShSr."'
. . N. B. Cor. Flr»t and Bprln«. - Capital, tMB.OOO; Barplua ana Proflta, - WH.W* ;
TRUST COMPANIES
TORRANCE& DICKiNSON M tii££ h \
-■ \x>CKl. BONDS AND BTOCKB-« to t P«r c»nt Hlgh-Qr«<i« Inmitmenta.
MARINE NEWS
. San Pedro Shipping
. ARRIVEU
Steamer Centralia. from Grays Harbor.
Steamer San Pedro, from Redondo.
" Steamer Marshfleld, from San Diego.
-Steamer Samoa, from Caspar. •■
Schooner James Rolph, from Everett.
Steamer Bonlta, from San Francisco.
Steamer Santa Barbara, from Redondo.
SAILED
Steamer Santa Cruz, for Ban Francisco.
Schooner Espada. for Everett
Steamer Bonlta, for San Francisco. ■
Steamer Marshfleld, for Hardy Creek.
Steamer San Pedro, for Ban Francisco.
Cosoline schooner Sotoyome, for Re
dondo. _ ,
, Steamer Samoa, for San Francisco.
IN PORT
Steamer Brooklyn, Bowen's Landing.
Schooner Uavld Evans, Everett
' Schooner King Cyrus, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Wawona, Willapa. '
Schooner R. C. Blade, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Borealls. Astoria.
Schooner Kona. Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Willis A. Holden, Mukllteo. •
Gasoline schooner ; Sotoyome, Point
Schooner Salem, Ballard. - .
Barkentine Harvester, Tacoma.
VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Steamer Bonlta, San Francisco. . .
' Steamer Chequamegon, Wisconsin.
Schooner Balboa, Everett
Schooner Prosper, Ballard
Steamer J. B. Hlggins, Fort Bragg.
Steamer Okanogan, Gamble.
Schooner Ensign. Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Balnbrldge, Blakely. M
Schooner Watson A. West, Gray's
Harbor. - •■ - -.' •
Schooner Meteor, Iladlock.
: Bchooner Columbia, BaHard. .
Schooner Argus, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Dauntless. Gray's Harbor. ■
Schooner J. M. Colman, Everett.
Schoner Minnie A. Came, Tacoma.
Bchooner Eldorado, Everett.
Schoner Ariel, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Honoipu, Portland.
Bchooner J. A. Campbell, Columbia.
Schooner Mahukona. Portland.
Schooner Alpena, Bellingham.
Barkentine John Palmer. Everett
LOADING.
Steamer Wasp, Seattle.
Steamer Czarina, Portland. La
Schooner Spokane, Gamble.
.Schooner Excelsior, Willapa.
Schoner Sadie. Umpqua. ' ;
Schooner Irene, Portland.
Bchconer Marconi, Ballard.
Bchooner Ethel Zane, Portland.
Schonpr Polaris, Everett. ■;
Schoner Robert R. Hind. Portland.
Schooner Nokomls, Gray's Harbor.
Bchonor Ruby, Coquille River.
Schoner G. W. Watson, Portland.
Schoner R. W. Bartlett, Gray's Har
"schooner R. E. Godfrey. Ballard.
Schooner Repeat. Everett.
Bchooner Stlmson, Ballard. ,
Schooner O. J. Olson. Ballard.
Schooner Bangor, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner Crescent. Tacoma.
Schoner Soquel, Hadlock.
Schooner J. H. Bruce. Taeoma.
Schooner E. K. Wood, Gray's Harbor.
Barkentine Benlca. Everett.
Schooner Novelty. San Francisco.
19 *\ FOREIGN VESSELS.
British Bark Pass v of Killlecranckle.
Ship Glenericht. Hamburg.
British Bark Ktlmeny, Hamburg.
Germin Ship Wandsbeck, Hamburg.
Redondo Shipping
1 ARRIVED.
Steamer Santa Monica, Capt. Olsen,
"SSantSESSI Rosa. Capt Alexander,
from Bun Diego.
SAILED.
Steamer Banta Robb, Capt. Alexander,
for San Francisco. ■ • *
Steamer Dcßpatoh. Capt. Webber, for
Grays Harbor. _• ■ ' . * ■■'
Bteamer Sun Pedro, Capt. Itasmussen.
for San Pedrc.'
. TOPSAIL TONIGHT.
Steamer Santa Barbara. Capt..Yaddart,
for Aberdeen.
TO ARRIVE AT.THIB PORT.
Auk 11— Steamer State of California,
Capt" Thomas, from San Francisco and
W JUig! "lS— Bteamer State of California,
Capt. Thomas, from San Diego.
. TO BAIL FROM THIB PORT.
Aug. 10— Steamer Vanguard, Capt Mo-
CleTlan, for San Pedro. •- „ ,
Aug. 11— Steamer State of California,
Cftpt. Thomas, for Ban Diego. ■■
Aug. 13-Bteamer State of California,
Capt. Thomas, for Ban Francisco.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Bohoontr Commera, Olympla. .
Bohoontr W. J. ■ fattsrton. Cray's
HRrpor. .:.','■■•
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LOS ANGELES, CAL
Steamer Santa Monica, from Ban Pedro.
Steamer Vanguard, Eureka.
Steamer South Bay, Portland.
Steamer Santa Barbara, Aberdeen.
I VESSELS ON THE WAY.
Schooner A. F. Coats, from Tacoma. .
Schooner Forester, from Port Discovery.
Schooner Botoyome, from Point Arena.
Schooner Alvena, from Portland.
LOADING.
Barkentine Mary Winkelman, at Grays
Harbor.
Hark Isaac Reed, at Portland.
Steamer State of California, at Ban
Francisco.
San Francisco Shipping
'SAN FRANCISCO, ' Aug. 9.— Arrived!
Steamer Alcatras, from Ban, Pedro. . ,
IS ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Detectives Murphy and Hawley ar
rested Pedro Kulz on Yale street Tues
day afternoon on the charge -of hold
ing up and robbing P. H. Farnham of
1408 East Twenty-seventh street on
July 23 on Central avenue. The rob
bers, after relieving Farnham of .a'
wiitrh and $8 in i-hatißc, beat and
kicked him Into Insensibility. Suspi
cion hits been . directed to ; Ituiz, and
when arrested a watch which formerly
belonged to Farnham was found < ou
his person.
Fast Tralua to Catallaa
On the Salt Lake Koute leave Los An
geles at 7:40 and 9 a. m., 13:30 p. m.,
dally except Sunday: on Sunday ,-oniy
at 8:45 a. '»• Uxtra boat on Saturdays
connects with train , leaving Los An-
Kbles 5:55 p. in.; name convenient sched
ule returning. Passengers. traveling ou
the Salt Lak«. Route get f rst choice
of steamer accommodations, in addition
to a beautiful seashore ride from Long
Beach to Ban Pedro.
Information 260 South Spring atresL*
Both phone* 868. Yirmt strvnt sUUoa,
Uome 4»0, Main 4095.
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