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HIGHEST LEVEL
FOR CALL MONEY
RATE SOARS TO EIGHT PER
CENT
Attracting the Proffer of Heavy Loans
From Outside Sources — Gold
Shipped From Paris
to London
ADVANCE IN PRICES
Stock values were lower at tho • •
opening of the market yesterday. • •
V. S. Steel preferred and Colorado *
Fuel declined % and St. l'mil and *
Locomotlvo %. "
Michigan Central sold oft 15 f
points and there were losses of G V
points in American Snuff, 2 In
Federal Mining and 1 in St. Louis ' \
& Ban Francisco second preferred.
U. S. Pipe gained 1% and Fed- „
cral Mining preferred 1. „
Canadian Pacific, Great North- „
em preferred . and Reading first < ,
preferred got a point below last „
night and Delaware & Hudson 2. ••
Smelting gained 1% and U. S. « i
Rubber 2. Lackawanna advanced • i
10 points. i>
Another upward swing carried *
Pennsylvania, Minneapolis & St. *
Louis and the Republic Steel •'
stocks a point and Colorado Fuel • '
l'/i above Wednesday night, V
Lackawanna's gain reaching 12/4. ':'
Pacific Coast second preferred ' J
rose 2. „
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.— The call rato
touched the high level of tho year at 8
per cent, and the stock market as a whole
resumed tho appearance of last week.
That Is to say trading became dul^ and
constrained, but tho undertone held firm.
Last week the firmness was generally
attributed to the expectation of an early
easing of tfto especial requirements for
the turn of the quarter, and for large
syndlcato transactions had been made.
In today's market, however, there has
been perceptible growth of opinion that
money rates are likely to be ilrmly held
for some time to como.
In speculative circles, whero the talk
of the return of ease in monoy has dealt
with days heretofore, the allowance for
possible firmness of monoy was extended
to weeks. In this speculative discussion
came more into lino with the prevalent
bank opening, none of which looks for
relaxations In money except with the
passage of weeks and in some cases bank
ers look for months as the period of
duration for higher money rates. In be
half of this opinion bankers assert that
the firm money market in Now York
through tho last quarter of the year is
a perfectly normal condition. The situa
tion this year, it Is pointed out, is calcu
lated to emphasize the condition, rather
than to rellove it. Efforts were made in
speculatlvo quarters, however, to mlti
gato the influence of yesterday's flurry in
money by attributing it to special causes.
The riso today to abovo the rate quoted
yesterday dissipated the effect of this
explanation.. The high rate had the ef
fect, however, of attracting loans from
outside sources and there were largo of
ferings on account of banking institutions
at other points. These funds, however,
were drawn for the most part from depos
its In New York banks. The effect was
the same as the process of transfer of
loans from the New York banks to tho
trust companios, which has been going
on for several weeks, the new loans ne
cessitating to some extent the calling of
old loans by tho Now York banks. Some
of the recent lenders among the trust
companies were reported also to be
amongst those calling loans today.
A riso in New York exchange at Chi
cago was rellectlon of the attraction of
the higher money here. The decline In
foreign exchange was another result.
Largo additional arrivals of gold are
expected in London tomorrow and the
day's decline in sterling rates here leaves
open the question of New York's ability
to secure a portion of this. Discounts
moved upward today in London and Paris
and the extraordinary low proportion of
the reserves reported, by fho Bank of
England gave occasion for surprise that
Iho expected advance in the bank rate
was not made.
The fact that continental exchanges had
continued to move against London In
spite of the week's rise In the open mar
ket discount rates there adds to the puz
zle of the retention of tho present rate.
The continued pressure for funds at
Paris is believed to be due to heavy losses
involved In tho collapse of the summer
speculation In France.
The day's movements In the money
markets and in tho International ex
changes of the world offered no explana
tion for the reported shipment of $4,400.
000 of gold from the Bank of Franco to
London, and the operation was the sub
ject of Interest and surmise in banking
circles. ... ■,
The movement of prices of stocks under
the restraint of the money market was
not important, but the upward tendency
was quite distinct during the latter part
of the day.
The tone of the market contnuer un
decided up to the close, which was ir
ie> Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$2,495,000. . „
U. S. 2s coupon advanced % per cent
on call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6. — The following
were the quotations for stocks and
bonds on the stock oxchang-o today:
gales. High. Low. Clocc.
Adams Ex 240
36,500 Amal Cop.. 85 % 85 85 ty
2,200 Am C & F.. SS 37 Z7%
. 200 do pfd 100 100 100
300 Am Cot Oil. S2& 32 32
do pfd 90
Am Ex 225
100 AmH&L pfd 33% 33 U 33 V4
300 Am Ice 27% 27% 27V4
200 Am Lin Oil 19V4
200 do pfd 42 41% 41%
3,700 Am L0c0... 54 U 63% 64%
200 do pfd 113% 113 113^4
39,000 Am S& Ref. 130% 128% 130
1,000 do pfd 122% 122 122%
9,100 Am Bug R0.142% 141% 142 Vi
2,100 Am Tob pc. 102 101% lOlV*
3,400 Ana Mm Co. 125% 123 124%
10,200 Atchison ... 89% 89 V4 89%
300 do pfd.... 104% 103% 104%
10~5 Atlan C L.165% 365% 166%
2,900 B & 0 113% 113% 113%
1 do pfd 96%
17,700 Bklyn R T.. 72% 71% 72
19,200 Can Pac 173% 172 Vi 173
Cent of N J 211%
s,6oo dies & 0... 57% 57 57%
C & A 38
300 do pfd 79% 79Vi 78%
600 Chi G W... 21% 21% 21%
200 Chi & N W..21H 216 216
14,200 CM& St P.182V4 180% 181%
Chi T & T.. .< IB
do pfd 38
100 CCC & St L. 99% 99% 99%
17,500 Col F & 1.. 47% 45% 47%
3,400 Col & 80... 29% 28% 28%
do Ist pfd. 02%
800 do 2d pfd. 44 43% 43%
Consol Gas 187
500 Corn Pro... 13% 12% 12%
800 do pfd 54 63% 53%
700 Del & Hud. 2l7 216 2ir>
300 Del L& W. .460 457% 475
1 100 Den & R G. 89 89 88%
100 do pfd.... 89 89 88%
1,000 Distill Sec. 44% 44% 44%
26,600 Erie 60% 49% 49%
2,100- do Ist pfd 81% Rl% Rl%
900 do 2d pfd. 73% 72% 72%
200'Oen Elec.lßl% 181% 181%
... Hock Valey 90
■ 1,600 Illinois Cen.lßl IROU 181
900 Inter Paper. 22% 22%! 22%
do pfd • 79%
Inter Pump .... 26%
do pfd 82
100 lowa Cent.. 28% 28% 28%
....... do pfd.... *" 56
....... X C South 26%
. .. do pfd...; .... .... , 64 '
10,700 L& N. .....164% 153% ' 164%
700 Manhat L. ..166% 165%- 166%
2,600 Met 5ec....... 81 Vi 80% 80S
BETTEK DEMAND FOE FRUIT
Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.— Four carload* of oranges and three of lemons were
sold today. The market -was firm on brands offered, though as no Old Missions
were sold no sensational values were obtained. The weather Is favorable and
the demand very active. Lemons firm. Brands averaged:
Valenclas— Purity, »2.95@5.85. average $5.48; Bridal "Wreath, $2.00@8.50, aver
age $3.70; Majestic, $2.40@3.95, average $3.63; Halo, $4.12@8.12, average $4.97;
Victory, $3.50@5.00, average $5.18; Bed Letter, $1.60@5.00, average $3.08; Dragon,
$2.7504.00, average $3.59; Blzon, $2.75@3.00, average $2.89; Tiger, $3.00@5.50,
average $4.87; Pointer, $8.50@5.50, average $5.09.
Lemons— Rlalto Girl, $3.56@5.80, average $4.97; Warrior, $4.0004.87, average
$4.29; Rescue, $4.00@4.25, average $4.05; Red Shield, $4.25@5.62V&, average $5.24;
Green Crown, $3.87@4.37, average $4.26.
Quotations as given above are according to grades of brands as they are
registered In California In the citrus brand register. -
3,400 Met St Ry.. 128% 125T4 «J
4,400 Mcx Cent... 24% 24% 24%
200 Minn & St L 74 74 73
400 MStP&S StMl4O% 140 139%
do pfd •• JJ2V4
2,700 Mo Pac 105% 104%
1,600 MX & T... 33% 33% 33%
300 do pfd 69% 69 69%.
3,700 Nat Lead... 48% 48 48%
N RR Of M p 37
f1,400 N V Cent... 150% 149% 151
1,400 NYO &W. 64% 64% 64%
1,000 Norfolk &W 85% Bl>% 85%
do pfd 91
300 North Am.. 98% 98 98%
Pro Mq.ll ••» •••• 4ii
■39,866 Pennsylva .144% 143% 144%
Peo Gas 1«?&
PCC & StL. ;■ 81
800 Pressed SC. 45% 45% 45%
do pfd..> 96%
300 Pull PC... 255 2BK 252
30,100 Reading ...123>4 123% 123
11,100 do Ist pfd. »3 92 92
1,400. do 2d pfd. 99 98% 99
11.400 Rep Steel... 25 24% 25
3,500 do pfd 95% 93% 94%
6,600 Rock Island 33% 33% 33%
600 do pfd 80% 80 80
Rubber Gds 71
do pfd I?*.
700 StL&SF 2pd 69% 69 69%
800 StL S W... 24% 24% 24%
do pfd 61%
14,100 South Pac. 69% 69 69%
do pfd llj, .
7,000 South Ry.. 36% 36% 36%
do pfd 99%
1,630 Term C& I. 88% 87% 88
1,400 Tex & Pac 35% 35% 35%
200 Tol St &W. 35% 37% 37
200 do pfd.... 57% 57% 57%
43,900 Union Pac. 133% 132% 133
200 do pfd.... 96% 96% 98
300 U S Ex 122% 122% 120
U S Rlty 16
8.600 U S Rubber 56% 64% 64%
500 do pfd 112 -111% 111%
46,600 U S Stool.. 38% 38% 38%
16,400 do pfd 105% 104% 105%
100 Vlr C Chem 33 33 82%
200 do pfd 106% 10R 106
3 00 Wabash 23 23 22%
600 do pfd 43 43% 43
Wells F Ex 235
West Union 93 U
W&LE 17%
Wls Cent... 40% 30/* 29%
do pfd 59
400 Nor Pac 210% 209% 210
700 Cent Lea... 45% 45% 45%
800 do pfd 104% 104% 104%
1,500 Sloss Shef.. 72% 71% 72
Total sales for the day 561,800 shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. s.— The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
today:
U S ref 2s r..103% Mcx Cen 4s .... 81
do coupon ..103% do Ist mc .... 26ty
Ss registered.. 103% M & SL 4s 98%
do coupon ..105V* M X & T 4s. .102%
New 4s reg ..134% do 2ds 87
do coupon ..131% N R Mcx en 4s 82%
Old 4s reg ..104% N V Cgn 8%5.. »!)%
do coupon ..101% N J C gn 6a....13t?i
Am Tob 4s cer 70% Nor Pau 4s 105
do tis 114 do 3s 77%
Atch gen 45.. ..103 N & W con 45. .101%
do adj 4s .... 99 O S L rdfdg 45.. 96%
A C Line 45.. 102 Perm con 3%5..105
B & O 4s 103% Read Gen 4s ..103'4
do B%s 91% SL &1M en 6s. .116%
Cen of Ga 65..11H SL & SF fg 45.. 59%
do Ist mc ..OS SL SW con 45.. f3%
do 2d lno .. 83 Sea Air Line 4s 99%
Ch & O 3%5....105% Sou Pac 4s 95%
Ch & Alt 3%5.. 82% do Ist 4s cer.. 97
C B & Q 48. .101% Sou Ry 5s ....121
CRI & P 45.. ?3% Tx & Pac 15t5.,12514
do col 55.... 94 T SL & W 45.. 84%
CCC & SL 45. .103% Union Pac 4s ..105%
Chi Term 45.. 75 do cony 45.... 134%
Col & Sou 45.. 93% IT S Steel 2d 5s 98%
Cuba 5s cer ..105% Wabnßh lsts ....118%
D & R G 45.. 101% do Deb B .... 7D%
Dist Sec 65.... 80% West Md 4a 88
Erie pr In 45.. 10214 Wh & L ]Q 45.. 91
do gen 45.... 94Vi Wis Cen 4s .... 95%
FW & DC 15.. 113% Jap 6s 2d 50r.... 98%
Hoc Val 4%5..11l do 4%s cer.... 91%
Japan 6s cer .. »!>% do 2d series.... 1)1%
L & N un 45.. 104 Col Ind 6s set A 74
Man en gld 45. 103% do set B 73
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON. Oct. s.— The following were
official closing quotations for stocks and
bonds today*
Atch ndj 45.... 98% Adventure 9
do 4s 102% Allouez 40%
Mcx Cen 45.... 80% Amalgamated .. 85%
Atchison ...... 89% Am Zinc 9
do pfd 104% Atlantic 28%
B & Albany.. 2s7 Bingham 31%
Boston L 153 Cal & Hec. 6650670
Fitchburg pf..142 Centennial 28%
Mcx Cen 24% Copper Range.. 72%
NY NH & H..209 Daly West .... 14%,
Pero Mar ....105 Dom Coal 79%
Union Pac ....133 Franklin 16%
Am Arg Chem 23 Grancy 7%
do pfd 93 Isle Royale 23
Am Pnu Tube 6 Mass Mining .. 10Vi
Am Sugar ....142'i Michigan 10%
do pfd 140 Mohawk 68%
Am Tel & T..139 Mon C & C .... 3%
Am Woolen .. 37% Old Dominion .. 26%
do pfd 103 Osceola 10RV,
Dom I & S.. 23% Parrot 26%
Edison E I ..250 Qulncy 107
Gen Electric . .180% Shannon 7%
Mass Electric 14% Tamarack 12S
do pfd 67 Trinity 9%
Mass Gas 60% United Copper.. 84
United Fruit.. lo7 TT S Mining 87%
Un Shoe Men 82% V S Oil 10
do pfd 32 Utah 47
U S Steel .... 38% Victoria 6%
do pfd 105 Winona 10%
Westghs cm.. 83% Wolverine ......118
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5. — Money on call
strong, 6® B per cent, closing bid 6, of
fered 6% per cent.
Time loans, strong; sixty days, 6%;
ninety days, 6; six months, 4% per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4%@5 per
cent.
Sterling oxchange weak with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.8525®
4.8530 for demand and at $4.8220@4.8225
for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, $4.83% and $4.86®
4.86%.
Commercial bills, $4.81%.
Bar sliver, 61 %c.
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government and railroad bonds. firm.
LONDON, Oct. 6. — Consols, 88 15-16;
silver, 28 %d.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.— Cotton futures
closed barely steady. Oct., 9.93 c; Dec,
10.18 c; Jan., 10.24o; Feb.. 10.30 c; March,
10.36 c; April, 10.43 c; May, 10.46 c. Follow
ing was the range of quotations:
Open. High. Low. Close.
January 10.32, 10.3S 10.23 10.24
Maroh 10.4T 10.47 10.37 ]O.S«
May 10.66 10.68 10.47 10.47
October ..10.05 10.05 9.93 ■ 9.93
December 10.27 10.28 10.18 10.18
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.— W00l steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 28@30c; fine
medium. 22@26c; line, 10020 c.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.— Today's
statement of tho treasury balances
shows:
Available cash balance $139,331,426
Gold coin and bullion 68,047,594
Gold certificates 48,288,880
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.
NEW- YORK. Oct. 6.— Sugar— Raw.
steady: fair refining, 3c; centrifugal 96
test, 3%c; molasses sugar, 2%c. Refined,
quiet; crushed, 6.60 c; powdered, 4.90 c;
granulated, 4.80 c.
Coffee futures closed steady net un
changed to five polntß higher. October,
7.00 c; November, 7.06i9)7.10c; December,
7.10®7.20c; March, 7.35@7.40c.
If you want to pro east, O. Haydock,
Agt. Illinois Central B. X., 238 S. Spring,
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1905.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
American Wheat Bought for German
Account — Prices Firm for
All Cereals
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.— The wheat market
opened firm, December being up % to %c
to %o at 84%(384%c. The principal factor
in the situation was news from Duluth
confirming reported sales of wheat there
for export to Germany.
After touching 84& c, soon after the
opening, December quickly advanced to
84% c. Small recessions occurred at vari
ous times during the remainder of tho
session, but the leading long, who was a
conspicuous buyer early in the day, con
tinued to give the market support when
ever necessary to prevent any decided de
cline. The close was firm with Decembor
up 14c at 84%iR84%0.
Sentiment in tho corn pit was bullish
notwithstanding continued clear weather
throughout the corn belt. The market
closed strong with prices at the highest
point of the dny. December closed at
44c, a gain of % to %c.
Trading In the oats pit was more active
today than for some time past. December
closed %. to %c up at 28% c.
Provisions were steady as a result of a
10c advance in the price of live hogs.
At the close January pork was oft 2%c,
lard and ribs were each a shado lower.
Market Ranges
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Whent-rNo. 2, December, 84%@51%c;
May, 85#85%e.
Corn— No. 2. October. 49% c; December,
old. 45c; December, new, 44c; May, 43V4c
Oats— No. 2, October, 28c; December,
28%@28%c; May, SOVic.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour— lrregular. No. 2 spring wheat,
84c; No. 3. 77%(ffi84c; No. 2 red, 83%(551c.
No. 2 corn, 6H4@61%c; No. 2 yellow, 03%«?
f.4<\ No. 2 oats. 28c; No. 2 white, 28%Jj(
29% c; No. 3 white, 27»i@29c. No. 2 rye,
6Sc. Good feeding barley, SStfiSSi/hc; fair
to choice malting, 45@48c. No. 1 flaxseed,
9i!c; No. 1 northwestern, $1.02. Prlmo tim
othy seed, $1.20. Mess pork, per bbl, $14.80®
14.85. Lard, per 100 lbs, $7.17%. Short rib
sides (loose), $8.60<g8.5n. Short clear
sides (boxed), $7.87%©9.00. Whisky, basis
of high wines, $1.30. Clover, contract
grade, $12.75.
Articles— Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 47,500 34.400
Wheat, bu 59,00 31,100
Corn, bu 178,000 179.1<X>
Oats, bu 419,900 266,'A0
Rye, bu 8,000
Barley, bu 149,900 35,103
Cereals of the World
By Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. s.— Wheat— Close:
Dnc. 6s Ud; March, 6s B%d.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.— Wheat— Spot
steady. Options closed steady %c higher.
December closed 89c; May, 89% c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.— Wheat
easier; Dec, $1.35%.
Barley easier; Dec.,5 1.09%.
Corn— Large yellow, $1.37%@1.42%.
Bran, $21.60@22.60. \
TACOMA, Oct. 6. — Wheat, unchanged;
blue stem, 74c; club, 70c: red, 66c.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s.— Fruits-
Fancy apples, $1.25; common, 30c.
Berries — Strawberries. $3.50@6;
blackberries, $3@4; huckleberries, 4®
7c; raspberries, $3.50<8>7; cranberries,
$2.75©a.50.
Grapes — Ordinary, 40c®51.25.
Pears — Common, 40c; fancy, 76c;
Bartlett, $1.. 10® 2.25.
Peaches — Common, 65c; fancy, 00c.
Plums — Common, 76c: fancy, $1.50.
Pomegranates — 50c @ $1.26.
Quinces — 60 ©75c.
Orangos — Valencia, $2 0)4.50.
Mexican limes, $4@4.50.
Lemons — Common California, $1.50;
fanny, $3.50.
Melons — Watermelons, $1.50 ©3.50;
nutmegs, 40(f«>65c; fancy cantaloupes,
$1,75; common, 75c.
Tropical fruits — Bananns, $I@3;
pineapples, $2@3; Smyrna figs, 30@75c.
Shipments of Fruit
LOS ANGELES, Oct. s.— Carload ship
ments over tho Southern Pacific Octo
ber 1. 2, 3 and 4: Oranges, 3; lemons, 10;
grand total, 14,712.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.— The market for
evaporated apples is unchanged. Com
mon to good, 6@7c; prime, 7%c.
Prunes are said to be somewhat
Irregular on tho coast. Locally the
market Is unchanged with quotations
ranging from 4% to 7%0 according to
grade.
Apricots show no fresh feature.
Choice are quoted at B%@9c; extra
choice, 9%@9%c; and fancy, 10®ll%c.
Peaches are quoted nominal.
Raisins continued nuiet but firm,
with loose muscatel quoted at s%«ij/
7%c: seeded raisins at 5%@8%c, and
London layers at $1.16@1.20.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.— The London
tin market was a shade easier on spot
which closed at £148 ss, while futures
were unchanged at £147 10s. Locally
there was no change with the murket
quiet at $32.37%@32.67%.
Copper was unchanged to about 2s 6d
higher in London, tho gain being In
spot, which closed at £71 7s 6d with
futures quoted at £71. Locally the
market was dull but firm In tone, with
lake quoted at $16.37%#16.75; electro
lytic at $16.37%@1t1.62% and casting at
$16.12% ©16.37%.
Lead was firm and unchanged at $4.85
(FT 4.90 In the local market, the Inside
price being for fifty-ton lots shipped
within thirty days. Tho London mar
ket was higher at £14 11s 3d.
Spelter also was higher in London,
closing nt £27 15s for spot, while the
local market remained firm at $6@6.10.
Locally the Iron market was firm at
the recent advance.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to
day were as follows:
Alpha Con 10 Kentuck Con .... 1
Andes 21 Mexican 100
B & Belcher.... HO Occidental Con.. 87
Bullion 37 Ophlr 525
Caledonia 42 Overman 10
dial Con 14 Potosl 12
Chollar 12 Savage 50
Confidence 75 Scorpion It
Con C & Va....125 Sag Belcher 5
Crown Point .... 7 Sierra Nevada .. 27
Exchequer 47 Silver Hill 87
G & Currle 21 Union Con 48
H & Norcross..loo Utah Con 3
Justice 3 Yellow Jacket .. 11
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated 1 Press;
CHICAGO, Oct. 5. — Cattle — Receipts,
10,000: strong to 10c higher. Beeves,
$3.76©>05; cows and heifers, $1.40©
4.60; Btockors and feeders, $2.16@4.20;
Texans, $3.25 <«> 4.50; western, $3.25Q)
Hogs — Receipts, 15,000; market 5® 10c
higher: mixed and butchers, $5.10'@5.60;
good heavy, $5.35 5j) 5.80; rough heavy,
$4.95(R)5.10: light. $5.05(8)5.70; pigs, $4.76
©5.35; bulk, $5.20«J5.60.
Sheep — Receipts, 25,000: market
steady. Sheep, $3.90@6; lambs, 4.60®
7.60.
Official Stock Sales
On the Los Angeles stock exchange
yesterday sales were recorded as follower
Fullerton Oil stock— looo shares at 32}4c
Associated OH stock— l2,ooo shares at
685»o each; . 3000 shares a,% 69)46 (bid SO)..
MARKET PRICES
ARE UNCHANGED
THURSDAY A COMPARATIVELY
DULL DAY IN TRADE
All Valley Butter and Ranch Eggs Are
Cleaned Up — Fresh Supply of
Louisiana Bananas
Arrive
The produeo market yesterday was fair
ly active, doalors filling orders promptly
despite the heat.
Supplies were ample In all lines, with
no changes In prices. Dealers said It was
comparatively dull for Thursday, but
they look for large rush orders today for
the Saturday retail trade.
Butter moves rapidly at unchanged
prices, large quantities being taken from
storase.
Eastern and northern eggs make up for
the alleged shortage in fancy local ranch
eggs. A number of the dealers do not
look for Immediate advance In egg quota
lions. They say the fresh easterns at the
price, 3W32c, are acceptable to retail ut
fair margin of profit.
Cheese moves fairly well at the ad
vanced figures shown In quotation list.
About nil of the bananas lately received
have been cleaned up at 4%c a pound.
Two more cnrloads were received by ona
firm last evenlnc.
The fruit market is active at steady
prices.
Produce Quotations
The following prices ruled In a Jobbing
way in the Los Angeles market:
BUTTER— Fancy local creamery, 2-Ib.
roll, tWc; fancy valley, 67%(360c; valley
storage, 50c; eastern, 47%c@6Uc; cooking,
22% c.
EGGS-Fresh California ranch, 37c;
eastern fresh, 31032 c; eastern storage, i'ltfj
27c; secon.ls, 22c. ■■
CHKESE fall per lb.)-Northern, 13%0
14% c; Anchor (large). 16017 c; Young
America, Hie; hand-made, 17e; singles, 15c;
eastern Cheddars, 14% c; eastern leg
horns, 15%e; enstcrn daisies, 15% c; Swls3
domestic, 19c; Swiss imported. 2.0 c.
BEANS (all per 100 lbs.j— Pink No. 1,
$4.26<3M.35; No. 2, $4.00@4.25; lima. No. 1,
$5.00@5.50; Lady Washington No. 1, $3.25@
3.35; mnall white No. 1, $3.76; Garvanzaa,
$5.00; lentils. $7.5008.00.
POTATOES— Fancy Salinas (all per 100
pounds), $1.2501.45; fancy Woodward
islands, $1.10@l."15.
SWEET POTATOES— AII grades, $1.25
01.50.
ONIONS (per 100 pounds)— Local sllv r
sklns, 85090 c; Danvern, $1.00.
POULTRY (per dozen)— Dealers pay llvs
weight ns follows: Broilers, 14015 c;; fry
era, 15@15c; old hens, 12013 c; old roos
ters, 7c; young roosters, li@lsc; ducks,
10c; turkeys, 16@18c.
FLOUR (per bbl.)— Blended eastern and
California wheat, $4.50@4.!!0; California
wheat, $4.45.
CEREAL GOODS— As follows:
10 lb. 25 lb. 60 lb.
Graham $2.50 $2.45 $2.40
Entire wheat f10ur.... 2.60 2.65 2.50
Rye flour 2.75 2.70 2.65
Rye menl 2.75 2.70 2.65
Gluten Hour 8.3U 3.25 3.M
Corn meal, Y. and W. '1. 80 'i.'St 2.20
Oat meal, nteel cut.... 4.10 4.05 4.00
Hominy, lrg & small 3.50 3.45 8.40
Farina 3.40 3.35 3.30
Cracked wheat 3.40 3.35 3.30
Wheat flakes, case of 36 2-lb. cartons. 8.20
Wheat flakes, per sack of 50 lbs 1.35
Wheat flakes, per' bbl. of 125 lbs. net.. 4.00
HAY (all per ton)— Old crop No. 1 grain,
$12014; No. 2, $9@11; alfalfa, local, $13;
northern, $12.
FRUITS AND BERRIES — Bananas,
4%c: strawberries, 6c; dew, 6c; rasp
berries, 8010 c; blackberries, 4@sc; logan
berries, 405 c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons. choice, $4.50
a box; oranges, sweets and St. Michaels,
t1.90raa.25 a box on quality.
VEGETABLES— Beans, string, s@6c lb.;
beans, wax, 4@70 lb. ; beets, 60®70c sack;
celery, fancy. 60c dozen; chiles, evapor
ated, 15®20c lb. : garlic, 14c lb.; lettuce, 200
dozen, $1.16 sack; peas, 4@60 lb. ; spinach,
30c dozen; turnips, 85c sack; cabbage,
350a0c sack.
FEEDS (per 100 Ibs.)-Rolled barley.
$1.20: wheat, $1.65; wheat, 100 lb. sack,
$1.70; Corn, $1.45; cracked corn. $1.50; corn,
feed meal, $1.65; bran, $1.30; shorts, $1.45.
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6.— Beans-
Pink, $1.85<?2.10: lima, $3.25(^3.10; small
white, $3.20ji3.50; largo white, $2.00«2.23.
Potatoes— Salinas Burbanks, 75c@51.15;
Merced sweets, $1.25@1.E0.
Onions— Fanby, 75c; common, BOc.
Various— Green peas, 3©lc; string beans,
l©4c; egg plant, 3o(fisoe; green peppers,
5Oi&l5Oc; tomntoes, 25@G0c; summer squash.
Coc®sl.oo; dried okrn. 3o@Dou; garlic, 5%4j)
6c; cucumbers. 50@75c.
Flour— Family extras, $4.00@5.05; ba
kers' extra b, $4.7505.00.
Wheat— Shipping, $1.37%@1.45; milling,
$[e-mail]0.
Barley— Feed. $1.0o@1.09%; brewing, $1.10
©1.12%; chevalier, $M0@1.20.
Oats— Red. $1.15@1.50; white, $1.35®1.45;
black, $1.25<5>1.75.
Mlllstuffs-Mlddlings. $26.00029.00; mixed
feed, $23.00024.00; rolled barley, $22.50®
23.0 ft.
Hay-Wheat. $lfl.00@15.00: wheat and
oat, $10.00©t4.00; oat. wild, $7.00®10.00: oat,
tame, $S.0O(a>12.00; barley, $8.00011.00; al
falfa, $1i.50@9.00; clover, $7.00®lO.OO; straw,
30@50.
Receipts— Flour, 12,606; wheat, 1904; bar
ley, 13.501!; oats, 3270: onions, 91(1; bran.
1150; middlings, 338; hay, 1061; hops, 787;
hides, 683; wine, 28,600.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s.— Butter —
Fancy creamery, 27c; seconds, 23c;
fancy dairy, nominal.
Cheese — Eastern, 15<3)16c; Young
America, 12%ifi)13e.
Eggs — Ranch, 31! <ii 40c; store, nom
inal; pastern, 20@28c.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5. — On thn produce
exchange today the butter market Was
firm; creamery, 17%©20% c; dairy, 16%
®19o: eggs, steady at mark cases in
cluded, 17%;; cheese, firm: ll@ll%c, ;
Northern Oil Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.— Morning
session oil exchange: No sales.
Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa., Oct. n.—Credit bal
ances, $1.56; certificates, no bid.
ELOPES WITH HER HUSBAND
Clara Kerr, Whom Negro Pugilist
Charges With Robbery, Was Re.
turning Home When Arested
Clara Kerr, whom Jack Johnson, the
negro pugilist, charges with having
robbed him of his diamonds and money,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday morn
ing from Tucson. Sheriff White went
after her.
It Is alleged by acquaintances of
Johnson that the Kerr woman Is the
wife of a former sparring partner of
the pugilist and that she left her hus
band in the east several weeks ago and
came to Los Angeles with Johnson.
It Is further rumored that the hus
band arrived several days ago and met
his wife and arranged for her to
"elope" with him to Chicago.
Johnson is said to have gone to the
train Sunday to see his old friend start
east, while the woman went to Dolge
vllle to meet the train.
The diamond ring and necklace and
some money, alleged to have been given
her by Johnson, went with her. When
Johnson discovered his loss he re
ported the affair to tho sheriff and
the woman was arrested at Tucson.
There Is 'something peculiar about
the man who takes no Interest In base
ball. He may be a person of superior
lntellleence,— Chjcaeo News
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Stocks
Bid. Asked.
American National 116%
Broadway Bank & Trust Co. 163 164
Central 180
Citizens National 195 •■;,%..:>.
Commercial National 104%
Dollar Savings Bank 185 146
Equitable Savings Bank 161 ...
Farmers & Merchants' Natl. SOS
Federal Bank of L. A 125
First National 410 430
German American 290 410
Home Savings Bk. of L. A.. 7",< i
Los Angeles National 215 ...
Los Angeles Trust Co 116 " ... ■*
Merchants National 340
Merchants Trust Co 104 112
Mercantile Trust Svgs 66% 65
Metropolitan B. & T. C 0.... 120 ...
National Bank of Cal 176
Security Savings Bank 250 ...
Southern California Savings. 275
Southwestern National 123
State Bank & Trust 103 110
United States Natl. Bank.... 135
Union Ranlt of Savings ISO ...
Wcßt Side Bank 107
- Bonds -
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 93- 94
California Pacific Ry 102
Corona Water Power C 0.... 89Vi 90%
Cucumonga Water Co 100
Home Telephone 95 8614
Edison Electric Con. Co 100%
Home T. & T. Co. of Bants,
Monica and Ocean Park... 70 ■ 92%
L. A. Pacific Ist Con. Mtgs.. 109
L. A. Traction Co 107
L. A. Railway Co. 119%
Mission Trans. & R. C 0.... 94 97
ML Lowe Ry. Co 00 SO
Pacific Light & Power Co.. 101%
Pacific Electric Ry. Co 111%
Pasadena Home T. &T. Co. S!) 92
Rodlands Home T. &T. Co.. 75 90"
Pomona Con. Water Co 98
Riverside Light & P. Co !)5
San Diego Homo T. &T. Co. 80% ■ 81%
Sunta Barbara Electric Ry.. 92%
Seaside Water Co 94.00 97.09
United Electric G. &P. Co. 99% 103%
Union Transportation C 0.... 95%
U. S. L. D. T. & T. Co 90% 92
Whittler Home V. &T. Co.. W 95>i
Whittler Light & Fuel Co.. 95
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Conservative Life Ins. C 0. .200 .00 .....
California Hospital 05.00
Cal. Portland Cement C 0.... SO. OO
Emergency Hospital 30.00
Edison Electric preferred.. 85.00 '
Edison Electric com 43.50
Home Telephone «B.fi2 83.23
Home Trust 68.25 70.U0
Home T. & T. Co. of Santa
Monica and Ocean Park.. 26.60
Los Angeles Brewery 100.00
Los Angeles Jockey Club.. 92.60
Pasadena 11. T. &T. C 0... 39.50 41.00
Redlands Home T. & T. Co. 37.00 40.00
Seaside Water Co 94.00 Oti.OO
Title G. and Trust Co 125.00
Title 1 & Trust pref 111.50
U. S. L. D. T. & C. Co fifl.no 63.00
Whittler Home r. & V. Co.. 60.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 58% .69
Central 82% .86
Columbia .30
Continental 23% .21;%
Fullerton Con "5
Fullerton Oil 3L' .32%
Globe OB .08
Mexican Petroleum 69% .70%
Ollnda Land Co 0.1% .011%
Plru OH Co 04 ...
Puente Oil Co 50
Reed Crude 33% .2(1
Union m.OO 123.00
United Petroleum 205.00 210.00
Westlako 01%
Whittler Con. Oil 01%
Western Union 75.00 125.01)
Mining Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Blsbea West C 02 .05
Butto Lode 27.00 30.00
Bufa M. and M „ 92.00 05.00
Golden Argus 14.00 25.00
Green Con 25.00
Jesse Bell nt .05
Johnnie Con. G. M 06%
Mitchell Mining 8.00 10.00
New 8ra..... 03% .05%
Nevada Keystone .oa%
Quartette 11.00 15.00
Searchlight M. & M. Co 25
Los Angeles Bank Clearings
Oct. 2... 51,770,232. !4 $1,146,468.01 $1,131,869.72
Oct. 3... 1,771.549.64 1,086,133.4T 907,984.8.'
Oct. . 4... 1,919,045.70 1,379,181.42 1.250.047.48
Oct. 5... 1,677,403.35 987,168.39 1,008,660 58
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
ARRIVED.
Steamer Santa Monica, Gray's Harbor.
SAILED.
None.
IN PORT.
Schooner Americana, Portland.
Steamer Centralla. Gray's Harbor.
Steamer Scotia, Bowen's Landing.
Schooner Amly Mahony, Mukllteo.
Steamer Harold Dollar, Seattle.
Schooner Sadie. Umpqua.
Schooner W. F. Witzeman, Aberdeen.
Barkcntlne Skaglt, Ludlow.
Schooner Crescent, Tacoma.
Schooner Expansion, liallard.
Schooner F. 8. Redneld, Everett.
Barkentlno C. F. Crocker, Port Town
send.
Barkentlno Georglna, Portland.
Barkentine James Tuft, Everett.
Schooner H. D. Bendlxsen, Blakely.
Barkentine J. L. Eviston. Tacoma.
Schooner Ludlow, Hadlock.
Schooner Muriel, Portland.
ON THE WAY.
Steamer Samoa, Caspar.
Steamer laqua, Portland.
liuxlu ntirid Retriever, Hadlock.
Steamer Bonlta, San Francisco.
Barkentine Aurora, Tacoma.
Schooner Kspada, Everett.
Schooner Annie Larsen, Belllngham.
Barkentine James Johnson, Portland.
Schooner J. M. Weatherwax, Blakely.
Schooner Blakely, Blakely.
Steamer J. S. Hlgginsi, Fort Bragg.
Barkentlno George E. Billings, Everett.
Steamer Northland, Portland.
Steamer Pasadena, Portland.
Schooner Solano, Blakely.
Schooner Stimsou, liallard.
Barkentlno Star of Bengal, Portland.
Steamer F. H. Leggett, Eureka.
Schooner Wlnslow, Olympia.
Schooner Volunteer, Gray's Harbor.
Schooner R. W. Bartlett, Gray's Harbor.
Steamer Chcquamegon, Wisconsin.
FOREIGN VESSELS.
British bark Pass of Kllliecranckle, Ant
werp.
Brltißh bark Kllmeny, Hamburg.
German ship Wandsbek, Hamburg.
Redondo Shipping
ARRIVED.
Steamer Scotia, San Francisco.
SAILED.
None.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Schooner Mindora, Aberdeen.
Schooner Wm. Bowden, Tacoma.
Bark Isaac Reed, Portland.
Steamer Scotiu, San Francisco.
Steamer South Bay, San Francisco.
DUE.
Tug Redondo, San Diego.
Schooner Erie, Belllngham.
TO ARRIVE.
Oct. 6— Steamer State of California,
San Francisco.
Oot. B—Steamer8 — Steamer State of California,
San Diego.
Oct. 9— Steamer Santa Rosa, San Fran
cisco.
Oct. 11— Steamer Santa Rosa, San
Diego.
TO SAIL.
Oct. 6 — Steamer State of California,
San Diego.
Oct. B—Steamer8 — Steamer State of California,
San Francisco.
Oot. 9.— Steamer Santa Rosa for Ban
Diego.
Oct. 11— Steamer Santa Rosa for San
Francisco.
SAILING FOR TrflS PORT.
Steamer State of California from San
Francisco.
Steamer James S. Hlgglns, Fort Bragg.
Schooner Erie, Belllngham.
Schooner W. J. Patterson, Gray's
Harbor.
Barkentine John C. Meyer, Gray's Har
bor.
Tug Redondo, San Diego.
. LOADING FOR THIS PORT.
Eteamer Santa Cruz, Ban Francisco.
chooner A. F. Coats, Gray's Harbor,
Schooner Azalea, Eureka.
Schooner Balnbrldge, Port Blakely.
Steamer Mildred, Belllngham.
Steamer Nome City, Seattle. - '
Steamer Santa Rosa, San Francisco.
SAILING FROM THIS Pf>tt.T. ■..
SAVINGS BANKS
4 F«P Cent on Term Deposits and 8 Per Cent on Ordinary Savlnes D—
posits. Opea Saturday K vrnlnsr*. Loans on Real Estate. " ;
Scenrltr Savings Bank J. F. SARTORI. President. Capital ..$380,000.00
N. B. Cor. Fourth and M. S. HELLMAN. V. Pres. Surplus 29«.484.«T
Spring;. H. W. Hell- JOHN E. PLATER, V. Pres. Dep051t512.«09,238.9»
man Bids;. W. D. LONQYEAR. Cash Sco Assets 13,256.618.65
Southern C«U »«». Dk. J. H. BRALT. President Capital .$100,000.00
s tt mr uvinrth and A. 11. BRALT, V. Pres. Surplus . 211,878.11
„ , „ , -£? W. D. WOOLWINE. V. Pres. Deposits 7.099,907.41
Spring;. Braly Bldg. CHA S. H. TOLL. Cashier. Assets ..7.411.780.4J
W. 8. BARTLETT, President. Capital ..$100,000.01)
Union Bank of Savings o. T. JOHNSON. V. Pres. Surplus.. 186,000.00
Sf« a. Rnrlnr Street w - B - McVAT, Cashier. Deposits 8.600.000.00
ZZS B. Sprint Street j p ANDREWS. Asst Canh. AFsets ..5.800.000.0*
Dollar Savings Bank JAMES C. KAYS, President. Capital ..$100,000.00
and Trust Co. WAI D. STEPHENS, V. P. Surplus .. 15,000,00
N. E. Cor. Fourth and C. C. DESMOND, V. Pres. Deposits . 672,411.13
Broadway WILSON O. TANNER. Sea Assets ... 790.613.21
~ „ . . . „,...,« nt W. J. WASHBURN, Pres. Capital .. $60,000.00
Rqnltable "<"""*■ »«• WILLIS H. BOOTH, V. Pres. Surplus .. 10,000.00
8. E. Cor. First and W- j_ d ORANi v . Pres. DeposlU 1,076,000.00
Broadway P. t?. JOHNSON. Cashier. Assets . 1.188.000.00
~Z ' ,L'»i n .. M. N. AVERT, President. Capital ..$200,000.00
"77""" American GAILi y, JOHNSON. V. P. Surplus 800,000.00
anvlnKS Ba.lt w# F CALLANDER. Cash. Deposits 4,866,2«7.58
First and Main Streets Assets ....$5.666.533.M
,t ,«™-.it- Trn»t nnd F. M. DOUGLASS, President. Capital ..$200,000.00
Mrrcnntlle TrnsC nna Hp STEWART, V. Pres. Deposits. 600.000.00
Saving* Bank w JARVIS BARLOW, V. P. Paid up . 100,000.00
r, 40 South Broadway CHARLES EWINO. Cashier. Assets... 600.000.00
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAME OFFICERS
I 0. Angeles National Bank a *? arnrai^eSß*
I- N. B. Cor. Writ and Spring. Capital. 1800.000; flnrplns snd Fronts, im—
American National Bank w - F - WOTHFOIID. Pro*.
merican National omn w^ pheub, CsshUr.
t w. Cor. fbennd mil Broulwar. Cacttal. II flon.fw. Surplus sad Profit*, m.osi
IV] atioml Bank of California «»«
li N. SS Cor. Second and Spring. Capita!. UbO.OOO; Surplu* and Profits. fIU.NI
Ctate Bank and Trust Company 2 & ifSfiFSSbT*'
0 * N. W. Cor. Becond snd Spring. Capital. 1600,000; Surplus and Profits^ SW.W*
Broadway Bank & Trust Company R^w^KJWT^o^Wer.*™*
tOg-aiD 8. Broadway. Bradburr BldK. Capital. 1250,000; Surplus— Und. Profit*. HC.OM
CltlzenC National Bank * j- watk^ SSsr.
N. B. Cor. Third ana gprlss*. Capital t250.600; Surplus and Profits C50.0W
C. , WIX-LJA44 HjHAD, Praa
entral Bank x w. c cumhn, cashi*.
N E Cor Fonrtti and Broadway. Capital. $100,000; Surplus and Profits. tTION
Couthwestern National Bank £«* jj^i^SSS^*
O N. W. Cor. Second asd Broadway. Capital. tMO.OOO- Surplus and Profits. Xs.lss
United Stateß National Bank Jj. V' V^WTBRfjlCcasWer
S. B. Cor. Main and Commercial Capital. EOO.OOO: Surplus and Profits. *50.00s
...... T~S — Z " " w. a. BoNYNaa. Pres.
ommercial National Bank c . N flint. Caahiar.
423 South Spring Capital $200.000; Surplus and Profits pg,OW
C armers & Merchants National Bank cbSa Ü b*viiMr!' c3&*.
1 Cor. Fourth and Main Bts. Capital. tl.5O0.00O; Burplua and Pronta. B.WMSI
F~— —————— — ~ — -^ - EUjIOT, Praa.
Irst National Bank w. f t>. hammond. Casaiar.
a E. Cor. n»cond aw« Spring. Capital $500.000; Surplus and Profits tTB.fJOI
rz . ~Z 1 — — — H. W. HELLMAN. Pns.
Merchants' National Bank w. h. holljday, Casbier.
11l N. E. Cor. Swona snd Main. Capital $200,000; Surplus and Profits <275,00t
TRUST COMPANIES
LOCAL BONDS AND STOCKS— S to 8 per cent Hlsh-GraOe Investments.
Schooner Forest Home, Puget Sound.
Schooner A. B. Johnson, Gray's Har
bor.
San Francisco Shipping
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.— Arrived:
Steamer Santa Rosa, San Diego. Sailed:
Steamer State of California, San Diego;
steamer Coos Bay, San Pedro.
BUILDING PERMITS
Superintendent Backus yesterday
issued building permits as follows:
Austin street, 635 — F. Gosch, 345 East
Fortieth, owner and builder: one-story,
five-room frame residence: $1500.
Adams streot, 1434 — E. E. Bradley, at
lot. owner and builder; one and one
half-stnry frame barn; $85.
Allossandro street, 1854— L. G. Brown,
First and Broadway, owner; H. D. Sal
voter, builder; one-story frame resi
denco $1200.
Bellevue avenue, 1274 — F. C. Keel, 410
North Bunker Hill, owner; J. B. Doner,
builder; ono-story, six-room frame resi
dence; $1650.
Cornwell street, 400 — J. W. Rogers,
at lot. owner nnd builder; addition to
ono and one-half-story frame residence;
$30.
Cordova street, 1846 — Mr. Campbel, at
lot, owner; W. J. Megard. builder; addi
tion to one-story frame residence; $200.
Dewey avenue, 1035 — Mrs. K. Cortrite,
at lot, owner and builder; addition to
onp-story frame residence; $35.
Euclid avenue, 1110 — S. M. Strawn,
708 Kant Fifth, owner; G. B. Hughes,
builder; one-story frame residence.;
$300.
Eighteenth street, 209 West— W. R.
Andrews, owner; Jennln Andrews,
builder; repairs to two-story framo
residence; $300.
El Mollno street, 1102— H. W. Wilson,
1107 Arapahoo, owner and builder; ono
story, six-room frame residence; $1400.
El Mollno street, 1106 — Samo as
above; $1200.
First street. 128-132 East — J. H. Bul
lard, 312 Bullard building, owner; Leo
Lurk, builder; change store front; $50.
Fifty-second street, 1212 East — W. 11.
Woodruff, at lot, owner and builder;
addition to one and one-half-story
frame residence; $400.
Fifty-fifth street, 1150 East — J. D.
Williams, 114G East Fifty-fifth, owner;
J. B. Mltchel & Co., builder; ono-story,
live-room frame residence; $1500.
Fipueroa street. 2fi2l> South — Annlo
M. Risen. Wilcox bulldinp. owner,
Thoodoro A. Elren. builder: alterations
to two-story frame residence; $150.
Forty-sixth street, 1270 West — L. D.
Underbill, 426 South Olive, owner and
builder; one-story framo residence;
$400.
Hobnrt boulevard, 1810 — Los Angeles
Building company, 324 Conservative
Life building, owner and builder; ono
nnd one-half-story, seven-room framo
residence; $1950.
Los Angeles street. 329-331 South —
Thomas Simon, lessee, ownor and
builder; alterations to one-story brick
building; $25.
Macy street, 61 G — Giovanni Gazzi,
6620 Macy, owner; H. J. Irwln, builder:
one-story brick building: $1700.
Maltman avenue, 1523— Emma C. Man
waring, 828 South Flgueroa, owner; S. H.
Reynolds, builder; one-story frame resi
dence; $900.
Maple avenue, 601— T. A. Green, Long
Beach avenue and Fifty-first street,
owner; J. Jackson, builder; demolish one
story frame church building; $50.
Pomeroy avenue, 2456— G. A. Pike, nt
lot, owner nnd builder; addition to one
story framo residence; $150.
Rice avenue, 115— C. G. Palmer, 4009
Adalr, owner and builder; one-story, five
room frame residence; $1250.
Slehel street, 252 South— Rev. M. Me-
Aullffe, at lot. owner; W. J. Scholl,
builder: brick addition to church: $1000.
Sunset boulevard, 3622 — A. L. Colby, at
lot, owner: J. Dm an, builder; addition to
etore building: $100.
Thirty-sixth street, 1501! West— C. S. Mc-
Combs, 1G22 West Thirty-ninth, owner;
E. E. Early, builder: one-story, six-room
frame residence: $1000.
Thirty-ninth street. 1175 East— J. M.
Cox, 1148 East Twenty-fifth, owner and
builder; one-story frame residence; $125.
Twenty-fifth street. 150 feet east of
Hooper avenue— E. G. Much, 1227 East
Twenty-fifth, owner and builder; one
story brick building; $1500.
Thompson street, 2112— 0. S. Weston,
owner and builder; one-story frame
barn: $25.
Twenty-third street, 1748 West— W. R.
Mabry. owner; one-story frame barn; $40.
Twentieth street. 1859 West— J. M. Clute,
833 South Hill, owner and builder; one
story frame residence: $700
Hobart boulevard, 1230— Same as above;
taoo. . • ■•■•■■•
> JhtrtUth «>w»ftr. BfM TPftuf-TQ. -I* HoiMM*
11
BULLFROG!
Are Yon Going In?
If So, Do Basinets With the
Southern Nevada Banking Go.
At Bullfrog. Nevada.
The largest banking InnUtntlon
la Southern Nevada. AninSe cap-
ital. Transacts a ceaenil bank-
Ins; bnslness.
Drafts bought and sold on all
parts of the world.
Stocks bought and sold on
commission. Escrows aocepted.
Will act as agents for mines
and mining; companies, and ous-
tomers' Interests fostered and
protected.
Officers and Dlreotors: Oscar
J. Smith. President; Bart L,
Smith, Vice President: P. H.
Stlckney, Cashier. John Mo-
Kane K. M. Jackson, Key Pitt-
man, H. H. Clark, T. L. Oddle.
Tom Edwards, L. L. Fatrlok, (Ho.
A. Bartlett.
Our Correspondent
In Lot Angeles Is
The Farmers and Merchants
National Bank
Corner Fonrth and Main Streets
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DIVIDENDS
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n. IJ. ROBINSON COMPANY.
fOS Grant Building, Los Angeles.
& Son, owner and builder; one-story, five
room framo residence; $1500.
Thompson street, 2116— 0. Slverton, 2114
Thompson, ownor; M. Johnson, builder;
addition to one and ona-half-story framu
residence; $250.
Wlnfleld street, 1567- Mrs. J. C. Brown,
owner; E. E. Bradley, builder: addition 1
to two-story framo residence; $800.
Westlake avenue, 415 North— G. R.
Cochran, 433 North Westlake, owner and
builder; ono-story, five-room frame resi
dence; $950.
Westlake avenue, 419 North— Sams as
above; $950.
ARREST THREE CHILDREN
Two of the Lads Are Accused of En-
tering Residence and Stealing
Wines and Liquors
Andrew Daneri, 12 years old, John
Danerl, 9 years old, and George Hud
son, 9 years old, ransacked the home
of G. W. Nelson, 1404 Kast Forty
ninth street yesterday afternoon and
secured wine and whisky and minor
articles after driving away the two
small Nelson children, according to the
statement of the policeman who ar
rested the trio last night.
Despite statements of the police and
the sharp cross questioning, the lada
meekly acknowledged that they . had
thrown stones at the Hudson children,
but denied that they entered the house
and stole anything. ■ " ■■ •■■ ■;:.;
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