Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], November 16, 1905, Page 7, Image 15

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GREAT FLOOD OF
FOREIGN MONEY
TO RELIEVE THE STRINGENCY
IN NEW YORK
Good Showing of Reserves Made In
the National Banks on Call of
Comptroller of the Currency.
Strength of Standard Oil
VALUES HIGHER
• Prices were generally lilghnr nt th«
opening of tho stock markfit y»ator
day, enpeclally among the spflclalttes.
■ Prices sngged for a time, but a re
vived demand for Reading curried it
to above 139 and prices generally
moved ■ upwards. Chesapeake &
Ohio, Ontario & Western and Kan
sas & Toxrs roso nbovo a point. Illi
nois Central rose 3V4, Great Northern
preferred 2%, Atlantic Coast Line
2%, Hocking Valley 7% and tho pre
ferred 2%. Knickerbocker Ico ex
tendod this Rain to 4%, but the pre
ferred lost 2%. Westinghouse Elec
tric preferred dropped 2.
' Hocking Valley rnse 13 points to
115. Nortnwestern, Kansas & Texas
preferred, Chicago Terminal, Kana
wha, & Michigan, Cotton Oil, Ameri
can Ice and Texas Land Trust-com
pany Improved 2 to 2%, Atlantic
Coast Line 3%, Wisconsin Central
preferred and Colorado & Southern
ecco»d preferred IVi and Norfolk &
Western, Colorado & Southern first
preferred and Amalgamated Cop
perl.
Great Northern preferred Jumped
?%,' Knickerbocker Ice 6%, Westing
house Eleotrlc 4, Kanawha & Mich
igan 3%, Northern Pacific 3U, Gen
eral Electrio 2% and United States
Rubber 2.
In the final hour Union Pacific
Pennsylvania and Republic Steel pre
ferred rose 1, Brooklyn Transit H4,
Tennessee Coal and Amalgamated
Copper 1%, Sloss-Sheffleld Steel,
Chesapeake & Ohio 1%, St. Louis
Southwestern preferred, Illinois Cen
tral and Central Leather 2, Long
Island 4, Kanawha & Michigan 7
and Hocking Valley 17.
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.— Stocks made
further recovery today under the influ
ence of return of confidence In the money
outlook. There was continued stlngency
in tho money market, but it was less
severe than on yesterday, as yesterday's
was lees severe than on Monday. While
rates were not so high as yesterday at
the maximum they were well above the
normal. ;.,But It was obvious that at the
prevailing rates sufficient funds- were to
bo had to meet tho demand. There w»s
no further evidence of forced liquidation
In consequence of lack of funds. Active
discussion still centered on the money
situation and its principal phase today
was- as to: the means which had been
used. 1 :
It Is not commonly believed that any
thing like sufficient liquidation of stocks
or reduction of loans has been effected to
accomplish the easier condition in money.
It is known. that very heavy resort has
been made to other money centers to take
over the credits which were being forced
to settlement by the money stringency
here and the attraction of the high inter
est rates, made this feasible by bringing
In large offerings of foreign money to
the New York market. The operation in
the' pursuit of the same end has resulted
In a largo transfer- of speculative- hold
ings from New York to foreign markets.
This was accomplished by sales of stocks
here and repurchases of the same Issues
In foreign markets.
A parallel operation was the paying off
of loans In New York by which the
stocks were held and the borrowing for
a similar purpose in the. foreign money
market -The London demand for stocks
here Is believed to be the result of this
process and shows the offsetting effect
of the operation in one market against
the other.
Tho high money rate also has at
tracted funds from out of town points
both In Canada and In the west. There
Is outspoken discussion around the stock
exchange of a supposition that the banks
have' determined themselves authorized to
mako further encroachments on their re
serves in Bplte of the deficit below legal
requirements shown Saturday In the bank
statement. Some of the speculative com
ment on the situation affords to the pub
lished utterances of the secretary of the
treasury an Inferential sanction to this
notion in case of Its being necessary to
avoid financial trouble.-
' It is pointed out that the issuance
ot a call upon national banks to report
their condition November 9 relieved them
from the necessity of keeping up reserves
lor the purpose of window dressing, as
It is- admitted is customary In case of the
comptroller's call. A similar- call was
sent out today by the banking depart
ment at Albany for. a statement of the
condition of the state banks anil trust
companies also as of November 9. The
Ranift condition therefore applies to tho
trusl companies in this matter as to the
banks, r- •• : . • :'■ •
With the relaxation in. the money rate
today "sterling oxchange became strong
ngaiii today and turned decisively away
from the gold import point. A scrutiny
of price changes made during the day
(llscloKod. how large a part was played
In it by. specialties as distinguished from
the general xlandanl market leaders.
Large coverings of shorts was undoubt
edly, an tmportunt factor and In stocks
Tinder pool control tho movement against
the- shorts was especially apgresslve. The
strength in other individual, stocks was
Httributed to special cauues, although
they were not always known. Hockfng
Valley has an extraordinary movement
on supposition from tho coming retlra
rnent of the preferred stock. Buying
of the Kansas & Texas was alleged to be
In the Burlington interest. Advances In
Southern, stocks may have been in con
nection with the more liberal estimates
of the cotton crops. The Standard OH
dividend was a help to the market. The
profit taking in , the lato .dealings made
only- a slight impression on the closing,
which was generally strong.
IJonds were firm.' Total sales, par value.
United States bonds. were all unchanged
on • call. . ■
New York Stocks
By Associated Press. ■■'■■■
NEW YORK, Nov. 15 The following
Were the quotations for stocks and bonds
on the stock exchange today:
....... Adams Ex... 240
200 Amal Cop S3 81 82V4
2,800 Am C & Fdy. 89% 39 .'■ 39 4
200 do pfd lOOVi 100«, i 100%
4,100 Am Cot Oil.. 34% 33«2 33%
miiin do pfd »;i
tKOO Am H& I, pfd 32ft 32 32 '
7,900 Am Ire... 29 27/* 28%
, Am Lin Oil i?S
200 do pfd 38% 38% 3R%
28,900 Am Locomo.. 64 U 67% 68%
200 do pfd 114H 114U 114
47,700 Am Smelt & K143% 140% 142 "4
700 do pfd 125 124 124 44
1,600 Am Bug ltof..iasu 138U 189%
1.700 Am Tob p 0..105VJ 105 105U
4,000 Ana Mln C 0. .120 118% 119%
»,400 Atchlson 84% 83% 84«
„.:.... do- pfd..... ■ .... 102%
3,400 Atlantic C L.161 IBBW 169
4,200 B & 0 110% 110U 110%
- 700 do pM 97 07 97
83,000 Tiro ok It T... 78 75% 77%
16,500 Can Pao 172tf 171«4 171*2
..r.... Cent of N J.. * £20
6.100 Ches & 0.... 63T4 68% 63%
........ U&A 32 .
200 do pfd 77% 77% 76%
8,400 Chi & a W... 20% 202 20%
1,200 Chi & N W..218 216% 217
17,600 CM & St P. .176% 175% 176%
' 100 Chi Ter &T p 17% 17% 17
„'. do pfd „ 87 Vh
800 CCC & St 1... 87 97 97 Vs
1.700 Col Fuel & 1.. 43% 43 43(1
2.700 Col & 8011 tli.. 27% 26% £6%
3.000 do Ihl. pfrt.. «3 «4 «3^ B3
5.300 1 <lo 3il pfd.. 44% 43'/. 43%
. HOD Poiihul (Jan. . .ISO "I 1 7 !» 1,5 Jji(i
' 300 t.-oin Pro 13% Vi% 13%
d'j plil '„'!'/,
\ 400 Del & Hud... 225V* 225 22;.
;•.,.... l>el Lack & W. .... .... Jii .
BAO Den & It Q., 84% 84% - 84 H
700 do. pfd 87 S7 S7ia
RECORD PRICE FOR ORANGES
Special to The Herald.
NKW YORK, Nov. 13.— One find one-half earn of Valem-lnn (Imhirllnfr th«
lust enr of Chapman's Old Missions for this season), one and one-half cars of
lemons and two cars of now Exeter navels were sold.
Trio Old Allusion car grnsspd the record-brenklnjr price of $3,««8.r55, against
$3,2fi«.35 for the last cur of the same brand last season, which «old November X
Car today avrrnßed for nil grades $8.8.1. No such values were ever known
before, other Valenclns todny (sold by exchange) did finely. Navels showed
good quality and condition nnd sold well. Lemons very firm.
Brands averaged: Vnlenclns— Old Mission, fancy, $7.57 to $14.60, average
M 1.02;. 02; rholee, $5.63 to *!>.12, average $S.fiß: Golden Eagle, $5.40 to $8.30, average
16.13; Artesln, $8.«2 to $18.25, average $10.34; Squirrel, 4.62 to $7.00, average $6.60;
half boxes, $2.87 tn $3.25, average $3.23. Navels— Mariposa, $2.35 to $3.85, average
$3.10; Moore Estate, $2.60 to $4.35, avprngo $3.12.
Lemons— Flower, fancy, $3.20 to $4.80, Rvernpe $4.21-; choice, $S.OO to $3.R<V
average $3.68; sliver lemons. 4.85 to $5.12, average $4.96; half boxes, $2.35 to $2.65,
average $2.44; Squirrel. $4.50. __^^______
,2.900 nistlll Bee... 4f.% 44 45
12,200 Erlo 4K% 47"! <IR" 4
do Ist pfrl Sl',
2,200 do M pfd,. 71'", 71 7IU
3,800 Oen Kite m*i 143 mv*
400 111 C«nt 177U 176H 177
2,000 Inter T'npor... 21 ',i 20% 21
Inter Pump 21
do pfd 82
600 lowa Cunt.... 28 U 27 27 Vi
do pfd 55
100 X O South.,.. 2fl 2« 28*4
SOO do pfd r.r.i r<6 RAH
12,900 L * N IBOV4 MB/i 140? i
100 Manhat L....1C4 I'i4 JM'/j
fl,Boo Met See 73 72V, 73
14,500 Met St Ry....118H H*% H7%
4,500 Mcx Cent 24 23 Vi 2-Ivi
Minn & St Tj 71)
300 MStPARHStM.IS7»i 138% 133
100 do pfd 162H 162% 167%
0,000 Mo Pac fl!>'/4 98V4 99%
71,200 MX & T 38V4 a 788
4,700 do pfd 71% 70 71%
7,700 Nat Lead 60% 48% 49%
Nat UH of M p 35 V 4
R. 900 N V Cent.... 151 ISOVi IBOJa
8,800 N T Ont ft W 83% R2 62>i
8,600 Norfolk & W. 86 Vi 86 Vi 80 %
do pfd 91
North Am 92
SOO Pao Mall 47% 47 47
82,900 Pennsylvania 140 V? 138U 189%
1,300 Peo das 101% 101 Vi 101%
200 P CC & St L. 81 80 80
2,500 Pressed S C 49% 49V4 49%
400 do pfd 98% 07% 98
Pullman P C 240
89,800 Reading 139% 136% 138%
800 do Ist pfd.. 92 Vi 92 Vi 92V*
do 2d pfd 97
2,100 Repub Steel.. 25% 24% 25%
1,700 do pfd 96% 94% 96
3,700 Rock I C 0.... 29 . 28% 28%
200 do pfd 72% 72 72Vl
Rubber Qds 37Vi
do pfd 103W1
1,200 StL&SF 2 pd.. 65% 64% "BV4
1,300 6t L HW 22% .22 22Vi
600 do pfd 68 57% R8
15,400 South Pac... 69% 68% .69V4
200 do pfd 119% 11S% lmVi
2,600 South Ry 35% 34% 35
200 do pfd 99 99 98%
81,100 Term C& 1... 97% 95% 97%
1,000 Tex & Pac... 34 33% 34
400 Tol St L& W. 37% 37 37V4
600 do pfd 57% 56% B7Vi
82,700 Union Pac... 131 V4 130 130%
100 do pfd 96% 96% BSVi
TJ S Ex 115
U S Realty .... 84
1,700 U S Rubber.. 51 48' i 51
200 do pfd 107% 106VS 107V4
26,500 U S 5tee1...... 37Vi 36% 30
14,900 do pfd 102% 101% 102%
14,400 Va Car Chem. 38 36% 37%
600 do pfd 108% 108 108
2,400 Wabash 21% 21% 21 Vi
800 do pM 42% 41H 41%
Wells F EX 227
200 West Elec 172 172 109
600 West Union.. 93% 93 92* i
100 Wheel &LE. 17 17 16Vf
200 Wis Cent 29% 29% 29%
SCO do pfd 60% 60 60 Vi
3,600 Nor Pao 398** 196% 197%
4,900 Cent Leather. 45 43-% 44%
4,100 do pfd 102% 102% 102 V&
14,900 Sloss Sheff... 77% 75% 74%,
Total sales for- the day 966,900
shares.
New York Bonds
Uy Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. IB.— The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
I? s y r'fg 2s reg,.lo3Vi Japan 6s 98%
do rfg 2s coup.lo3V« do 2d ser ..:. 98%
do 3s reg 104 i do 4%s cer ..92%
do 3s coup ....101 do 4%s c 2d s !)!!•%
do old 4s reg.losi/4 Lo & Nas v 45.104%
do old 4s c0up.105% Man con gd 43.102%
do new 4s reg. .l3 Mcx Cen 4s .... 80
do new 4s c0up.133 do Ist lno .... 14%
Am Tob 4s 79 Minn &SL 45.. 97
do 6s 1151,4 M X & T 45.. ..102%
Atch gen 4s 102 d 2ds 89
do adj 45...... 95 NRRMen 4s 84%
Atlan C L 45.... 101% N V C gen 3%5. 99%
Bait & Ohio 4s. .102% N J Cen gen 65.134V4
do B%s 95% Nor Pac 4s ....103%
Brook RTcv 4s 95% do 3s 76«4
Cen of Ga 55....113U N & Wn en 45.101%
do Ist lnc .... 93% Ore S L rfg 4s 90%
do 2d lnc 80 Perm cv 3%5..102Vi
do 8d mc 75 Read gen 4a.... 102%
Ches & O 4%5. . . .107 SL, &IM en 63.115%
Chi & Alton 3Hs 81 SL &SP fg 4s. 88%
CB & Q new 43.101 1 /* Seabd A L 45.. Sr-i,
CRI & P 45.... 80 Sou Pac 4s .... 95*4
do col 5s 91 do Ist 4s cer. 90%
CCC& SL g 43.104 Sou Ry Ga 120
Col Ind 5s Ser A 73% T & Pac 15t5.,120
do 5s Ser 8.... 72% T StL & W 4s. 844
Col Mid 4s .... 75 Union Pac 4s .105
Col & South 45., 94 do cv 4s 131%
Cuba 6s 104 US Steel 2d 6s 96%
Den & R G 45.. .101% Wabash lsts ..115%
Dis Secur 6s ..81 do deb 8.... 7C%
Erie pr lien 45.. 102 Westn Md 45.. 87%
do gen 4s 93% W & L E 45.. 90%
Hock Val 4%s ..110% Wis Cent 45... 95%
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
. BOSTON, Nov. 15.— Tho following were
closing quotations for stocks und bonds
today:
Money- . U S Steel .... 36T4
Call loans 6^7 do pfd 102%
Time loans CQ/T Wstghs c0m. ...83
Bonds— Mining—
Atchls adj 4s .... 93 Adventure 7
do 4s 10U4 Allouez 42%
Mcx Cent 4s .... 79 Amalgam 82«4,
Railroads— Am zinc 9
Atchison S4-H Atlantic 23'/ 4
do pfd 102% Bingham 23%
Bost & Alb ....257 Cal & Hec..67o<ijG7:i
Bos & Mne ....175 Centennial .... 27%
Bost Ele 162 / Cop Ilnge 71%
Fltchbg pfd ....143 Daly West .... 14%
Mcx Cent 23% Dom Coal .... 77
N V N H & H..201 Franklin 17U
Pere Mar 101 Isle Royale 2:1
Union Pac 130% Mass Mng .... 10
Miscellaneous— Michigan 16%
Am Arge Chem.. 24% Mohawk 67%
Am Pneu Tube.. 6% Mon C & C... 3%
Am Sugar 138% Old Dom 28
do pfd 137V5 Osceola 105%
Am Tel & Te1.... 134% Parrot Siitf
Am Woolen .... 39% Quincy 103
do pfd ........103 Shannon 7%
Dom 1 & Steel.. M Tamarack K!4
Kd Elec 11 ....247 Trinity 9',i
(Jen Electrio ....183 Unit Cop 33
Mass Elec 13. U S Mng 34
do pfd 60 ITS Oil 9%
Mass Gas 48% lltuh 47%
Unltd Fruit ....106 Victoria 6
Un Shoe Mach. 71% Winona 8%
do pfd 81% Wolverine 124
North Butt 67V4 .... .
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NBW YORK, Nov. 15.— Money on' call,
firm; 6%4>11 per cent; closing bid, 10;
offered ut 10.
Time loans, firm; 60 and 90 days, 7 per
cent; six months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, s©(i per cent:
sterling exchange, strong, with actual
business in banker's bills at $4.8575^4.8530
for demand, and $1.8210@4.8220 for sixty day
Posted rates, $4.8304.83%, and $4.86%®4.57.
Commercial bills, $4.81%.
Bar silver, 63Vic.
Mexican dollars, 48% c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds, firm.
LONDON, Nov. 15.— Consols, 88 13-10;
silver, 2!>>/td.
Government Cash
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. — Today's
statement of the treasury balances In the
general fund, exclusive of the $150,000,
000 reserve, shows: Available cash
balance, $182,1*1,039; gold coin and bullion,
$80,208,623; gold certlflcatos, $52,797,082.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— Todays
statement of Urn treasury balancim in
the general fund, exclusive of the $150,
000,000 gold leverves, shows: Available
cash balance, $133,681,089; gold coin
and bullion, $80,800,633; gold ceitill
cates. $52,787,088.
LOB ANOELES MKRALDi THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %6, 190s.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15.— Rumor* Of
th« proposed consolidation of two wpII
known national banks ara without founda
tion In fact, m officials of both Institu
tions make emphatla denial*, The rumor
Rained currency through ft mlx-up of
names In a recent publication In attending
to a business transaction.
Regular customers at tho local banks
obtain money on loans at low rates, some
as low as 5 per cei^t. Applicants know
what they can do, generally speaking, and
hankers am Jealous In looking after tho
Interests of regular patrons who offer
first class security. Parties wanting short
time loans pay higher rates— 6% to 8 per
Tho usual Interest, locally, was mani
fested In the high call loan rate In New
York, and attention was called to th«
high legal reserve maintained by the Los
Angeles national banks, in several cases
more than double the legal requirement.
It la believed that all New York national
banks will speedily restore the required
reserve of 25 per cent and that the con
ditions will be Improved Immediately.
Funds in the Pacific coast states are
ample to meet all demands, however
scarce money may be at present in the
east.
All Los Angeles bankers are feeling
pretty comfortable with stacks of gold
coin and bales of currency In the steel
vaults.
Loa Angelei Bank Clearings
Tho bank clearings for Wednesday were
an Increase of $378,638.71 over the corres-
Sonding day in 1904:
OV. 13.. 52,009,307.85 $1,413,443.23 $1,222,776.40
Nov. 14.. 1,900,409.24 1,260,805.63 1,2(13,626.01
NOV. 15.. 2,191,625.80 1,812,987.09 1,642,278.11
LOS ANGELESBTOCK EXCHANGE
The Los Angeles stock exchange yester
day voted to fix the membership dues at
$4 a month, payable quarterly, beKlunlng
January 1, and to increase the transfer
fee to $100. W. G. Cooper was elected
a member of the exchange by unanimous
vote 1-1 ■-■- ..: !;■■ -:.•'■»•--
Tho official sales were ten shares of
Western Union Oil at $200; 500 shares of
Central Oil at $1.02, and five shares of
U. S. Long Distance T. & T. stock at $!»
each. Associated Oil dropped to 66% c, bid
from 57%, with an offer at 57% c, no sale.
Union Oil declined to $150.25. and Western
Union Oil closed at $192. First National
bank stock closed at $410 bid, a gain of $5,
with $435 asked; National Bank of Cali
fornia gained $10 and German American
advanced to $415 bid, $450 asked.
The Mitchell Mining Co. will pay 1 per
cent bi-monthly; beginning January 10.
An assessment of 1 cent per share on New
Era Mining Co. stock will be dlllnquent
November 29, 1905.
Bank Ctocka
■- ... . Bid. Asked,
American National 116%
Broadway Bank & Trust Co. 153 lit
Central 210
Citizens' National ,196
Commercial National 105 ...
Dollar Savings Bank 185 14*
Equitable Savings Bank.... 165 ...
Farmers & Merchants' Natl. 307
Federal Bank of L. A 125
First National 410 435
German American 415 450
Home Savings Bk. of L. A. 74 76
L. A. National 205
Los Angeles Trust Co 115%
Merchants National 840 ...
Merchants Trust Co 100 ...
Mercantile Trust 5avg5....... 55 ..... -
Metropolitan B. & T. C 0.... 120
National Bank of Cal 220 260
Security Savings Bank 250
Southern California Savings. 275
Southwestern National IK
State Bank & Trust Co 100 108
United States Natl. Band.... 1» ...
Union Bank of Savings KU „,•,...«
West Side Bank 110
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 91% 94
California Paciflo By 100 103
Corona Water Co 89% 91
Cucamonga Water Co 101
Home Telephone 95 9SU.
Edison Electric Con Co 101%
Home T. & T. Co. of Banta
'• Monica and Ocean Park.. 82% 90 j
L. A. Pacific Ist Con. Mtg.. 110%
L. A. Traction Co 108
L. A. Railway Co 116
Mission Trans &R. Co 94 •-„..!
Mt. Lowe Railway Co 81
Pacific Light & Power Co 100% 102
Pacific Electric Ry. Co 110% ...
Pasadena H. T. &T. Co.. 88% ...
Kedlands Home T. &T. Co. 88 93
Pomona Con. Water Co 101
Riverside Light & F. C 0... 92 i;..l
San Diego Home T. &T. Co. 82% 90
Santa Barbara Electric Ry.. 92%
Seaside Water Co 99%
Temescal Water Co 90 V...V
United Electric G. &P. Co. 101 -...;
Union Transportation Co. ..95 97
U. S. L. D. T. & T. Co.. 90
Whittler Home T. &T. Co.. 95 % .
Whittler Light & Fuel Co.. 95 ...
. Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Askeo.
Edison Electric pfd 87.00 90.00
Edison Electrio com 44.00 50.00
Emergency Hospital 19.00 80.00
Homo Telephone [phone]
Home Trust 66.00 68.00
Pasadena Home T. & T. Co. 35.00 89.00
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co 24.00 26.00
San Diego 11. T. &T. C 0 .... 32.00 32.50
Seaside Water Co 90.00
Sun Drug Co 60 .90
U. S. L. D. T. & T. Co 68.00 69.25
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 66% .67%
Central 1.00 1.05
Columbia 19 .23
Continental .20 .25
FuUerton C0n....; .75 . . ...
Fullerton Oil 33 „.
Globe 02% .05
Home Whittler 1.00 1.80
Mexican Petroleum 70 ,73%
(Hindu Land Co 07 .09
Piru Oil Co 05% ...
Puente Oil Co 60
Reed Crude 24 .25
Union 150.26 169.00
United Petroleum 255.00
Westlake .01
Whittler Con. Oil 01%
Western Union 191.00 219.00
Mining Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Bisbee West C 00% .01
liutte Lode 52.00 SO.iK)
liura M. & M 9:'% .95
Golden Argus 14.00 25.00
Greun Con 25.00
Ilecla Mining Co 4i% .m
Jesse Bell 01 .03
Johnnie Con. G. M Ott .07
Mitchell Mining 7.75 8.50
New Era 01
Nevada Keystone 03 ...
Quartette 11.00 lt.Ot
Searchlight M. & M. Co 33 .60
Cotton and Wool
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.— Cotton-Spot
closed quiet, 25 points lower. Middling
uplands, $11.05; middling gulf, $11.80; wiles.
1200 bales.
Following was. the range of prices:
Open, iiigh. Low. Close.
January 10.94 10.90 10.62 10.08
March 11.13 ll.lti 10.80 10.su
May 11.24 11.28 10.93 10.91
July' 11.30 11.30 11.00 11.02
December 10.77 10.80 10.48 10.63
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.— W001, steady.
Territory and western mediums, JHit(3oo;
fine medium, 22(j<260; fine, 19<ft21o,
Sugar and Coffee
NEW YOHK, Nov. 15.-Sugar-Raw.
steady: fair hYliiliik. 3%c; centrifugal, 9(1
1. hi. 8 7-1(101 muluMst-k sugar, 2%0. lUfmtd,
quiet; crushed, $3.30; powdered, $4.70; gran
ultited, $4.60.
Coffee futures closed steady at an ad
vance of Mult) points. December, $6,603
6.60: January. Ki.6:.<0D. 70; Moron, $WW; il*y,
J7.osiS^.loj July, $7^0(8^.26.
f Of Universal
I« mon#y. Tt In your bo«t frlsnd In tlm<> of ne#d. fiturt *
hsnk account today. Kour por cent paid on your Ba.vlnfs
Home Savings Bank
152 North Sprintf Corner Court
ALL PRODUCE
PRICES POSTED
NEW SYSTEM TO BE OBSERVED
AT LOCAL EXCHANGE
Daily Call From 10 to 11 A. M.— Prices
Firm In All Lines of Supplies.
Ranch Eggs Advanced to 440
Per Dozen
The local produce market was feature
less yesterday, with bulslness fairly ac
tive.
The egg quotation committee advanced
the - Jobbing price of California ranch
eggs to 440 a dozen, at which figure Job
bers have been selling for several days.
The supply Is limited, and fancy eggs are
firm at 44c.
Butter was reported active at firm
? Tiers by leading Jobbers. New stock
rom new creamery was received and
sampled, with general aproval.
Considerable demand was reported for
apples, potatoes and bananas, at steady
prices.
Poultry was plentiful, fish scarce, and
wild game was easy.
Today a new order of things will be
observed when the office of the Produce
exchange will be removed from the Stan
ley's office to the second floor of the
Market and Produce Bank building, where
the exchange and the secretary, j. Mills
Davles, will have possession of three well
appointed rooms. It has been decided
to have a regular call dally from 10 to
11 a. in. and all official prices on all
produce in the market will be placed on
the board. Secretary Davles, who is
distinguished as a statistical fiend, will
see that all figures are correct and he will
endeavor to have all prices posted
promptly from day to day.
Produce and Receipts
Nov. 15—
Eggs, cases 67
Butter, pounds 12,772
Cheese, pounds 2iis
Potatoes, sacks 1,512
Sweets, sacks 101
OnionH, sacks 3'> l
Beans, sacks 325
Produce Quotations
Following are the Jobbing prices In
the Los Angeles market:
BUTTER— Fancy local creamery, 2-lb.
roll, 57% c: fancy valley, 06«?67%c; valley
storage, 62% c; eastern, 60j#>2V&c; cooking,
22% c.
EGGS— Fresh California ranch, 44c:
eastern fresh, 34@35c; eastern storage, 27@
28c ; seconds. 23a. ■ <
CHEESE (all per lb.)— Northern, 140
16c; Anchor (large), 17c; Young
America, 18c; hand-made, 10c; singles,
16c; eastern Cheddars, 16c; eastern leg
horns, 16c; eastern daisies, IN Vie; Swiss,
domestic, 19c; Swiss Imported, 28@29c.
BEANS— (AII per 100 lbs.)— Pink, No. 1,
$2.r>0i£!.75; No. 2. $2.0002.60; lima. No. 1,
$3.76; Lady Washington, $2.75.
POTATOES-Fanoy Salinas (all per 100
pounds. $1.50(3)1.60; fancy Woodward
Islands, $1.10@1.20.
SWEET POTATOES— AII grades. $1 86
91.50.
ONIONS (per 100 pounds)— Local silver
skins, 85@90c; Danvers, $1.25@1.35.
POULTRY (per dozen)— Dealers pay live
weight as follows: Broilers. 14@lfio; fry
en>, 14@16o; old hens, 12@13c; old roos
ters, 7c; young roosters, 14@15c; ducks,
lie; turkeys, 16@I8c.
BAKERS' FLOUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat. Per bbl., $5.25; blended wheat,
$4.90: eastern rye, $5.25.
CEREAL GOODS-As follows)
10 lb. 26 It). 50 lb.
Eastern Graham $2.80 $2.75 $2.70
Eastern Whole Wheat. 2.90 2.85 2.80
Graham flour ...* 2.90 2.85 2.50
Corn Meal, W and V 2.30 2.25 2.20
Whole "Wheat 2.60 2.56 2.50
Rye 2.75 2.70 U &i
Cracked wheat 8.40 8.85 8.30
Farina 8.40 11.35 8.30
Wheat flakes, case of 86 2-lb. cartons. 8.20
Wheat flakes, per Back of 60 lbs 1.3S
Wheat flakes, per bbt. of 125 lbs. net.. 4.00
GRAIN AND FEED— (Per 100 lbs) -
Wheat, $1.65; wheat (100 lb. sack) $1 (0:
corn. $1.45: cracked corn, $1.60; :eed meal,
II. to; bran, heavy, $1.30; rolled barl'.y,
$1.85: oil cake meal, $2.10; cotton seed
meal, $1.85: cocoanut cake, $1.65; shorts,
pounds, $1.60(&1.60; fancy Woodward
$1.45; white oats, $1.65: red oats, $1.60; red,
Texas grown, $1.75; Utah rye seed, $1.65.
HAY (all per ton)-
Cholce wheat hay $16.O0((ri(1.50
No. 1 wheat and oat 33.0njf13.50
No. 2 wheat and oat 11.00&12.00
Choice tame oat 11.50012.50
Other tame oat 7.00@10.00
Wild oat 7.00@11.00
Stock hay , 6.00® 7.00
Alfalfa B.<XKjilo.oo
Straw (per bale) 3<XS) .65
FRUITS AND BERRIES — Bananas,
sc; strawberries. S#lKc; dew, 6c; rasp
berries, 8®>10c; blackberries, 10c; logan
berries, 4®6c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons, choice $2.60,
fancy $3.50 a box; oranges, sweets and St.
Mlchauls, J3.00®3.60 a box on quality.
VEGETABLES— Beans, string. 4c
lb.; beans, wax, 4c pound; beets, 50
iQiSSo sack; celery, fancy, 30c dozen;
chiles, evaporated, 20{i>30o lb.; garllo.
To lb.; lettuce. 12%@160 dozen; 65@60a
sack; peas, 4%0 pound; spinach, 16c
dozen; turnips, 500 sack: cabbage, 40c
Retail Price*
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll 800
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen.; 60c
do, two dozen 95c
Potatoes, fancy Salinas, per 100 1b5,,.. 52. 25
Apples, bellefleurs, per 50-lb. b0x. ...51.35
do Jonathans , „ $3.25
Wild ducks, per dozen— Spoonbills, $4 00;
teal and wldgens, $5.00; mallards, $9.00;
all picked. Single ducks, picked. 50<5>750.
San Francisco General Market
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.— Beans-
Pink, $1.75@2: lima, $3.90f(D4; small
white, $2.2502.60; largo white, $2.!) Oft/ 1
3.18.
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, ' 85c$
$1.20; Salinas Uurbankn, $i.o."«i/l.4O;
Merced sweets. $1.40«i>l.&o.
Onions — Fancy, $1.25; common, $1.10.
Various — Green peas, 3® sc; string
beans, 6<U>9c; egg plant. 3<a>Bo; green
peppers, 60c(g>51,25; tomatoes, 15cD(!$l;
summer squash, 750@51.25; dried okra,
$1<U>1.25; garlic, 6%@B<s; cucumbers, $1
01.50.
lluttnr — Fancy creamery, 25 H«! sec
onds, 230.
Cheese— Eastern, 15%®16c; Young
America, 12tt«iil4V4o; western, 14<jj)14e.
Egg* — ttauch, 25<ijilu; eastern, 1!U<«
28c.
Poultry — Live turkeys, 18®20e.;
dressed, 21023 c; roosters, old. $».riOiic».
loosters, young, $5416; broilers, small,
»2W2.r.0; broilers, large, *3.r»of<i)4; fry
ers. $4.E0©6; hens, $46.50; iluckx, old,
13.504c5; ducks, young, $4ti; geese, %>w
2.25; goslings, $2.25(^2.50; pigeons, old,
11fi!'1.25; pigeons, young, $2w2.25.
Flour— Family extras, $4.80 <0 5.03;
bokers extras, $4.70W5.
Wheat— Shipping, $1.42% Hi 1.45; mill*
Ing. $1.504()1.60.
Barley— Feed, $1.16%©1.18%; brew
ing. $1.2214 'i(l 1.25.
ftatV— Hed" $1.5501.63 VI ! white,
$1.37 V 4 401. 50; liliick. $1.-T,f,(,1.7n. . ■
Millstufrs— MldilllngH, $2U4(>2K; mixed
feed. $24«1<25: lollid barley. $254f2(i
Hay — Wheut, $ I l.. r >or<«. lti.r.O; wheat
and oat, $!Hiils.oo; oat, wild, $76(11;
cat, tame, $94d13.60; barley,. Jsyu;
alfalfa. $7.60*010; straw. 80«fB0o. .
J»eculj)t» — Klour, 10,762; wheat, 4400;
barley. 10,888; oats. KSS; beaus. 82JUJ
STATEMENT OF
The Conditions and Affairs
OV TUB
Title Insurance and
Trust Company
OF LOS ANGELES
IN TUB BTATH OV CALIFORNIA
ON THE
31st Day of December, A. D., 1904
AND FOU TUB TEAR ENDING ON
THAT DAY
AS MADE TO THE)
Insurance Commissioner of (he
State of California
Pursuant to the Provisions of Sections 610 «nd
611 of the Political Code
•:: > • CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid
up In 'cash 9.100,000.00
ASSISTS
Value of real estate owned
by company 9 60,000.00
Loans on mortgages, first
llcnH on real estate 155,071.71
Value of stocks and bonds
owned by company IftIt.ORO.OO
Cash In bank 20,800.70
Loans secured by pledge of
bonds and stocks 2,000.00
Bills receivable ....'. 325.00
Name and property, abstract
plant, etc 175,000.000
Real estate, other than home
office 2,331.75
Total assets $002,174.23
. ' . MAIIIMTIKH
Capital- stock ............ ..f.ion.noo.no
Surplus required by Section
432 Civil Code 50,000.00
Surplus beyond capital and
other liabilities 52,174.23
' Total liabilities 9002,174.22
INCOME}
Received from title insur-
ance premiums 9 0,740.00
Received for Interest on
mortgages 8,208.01
Received for interest and
dividends on stock and
bonds 0,130.00
Received for abstracts, cer-
tificates of title and trust. . ino.nns.no
; ToLnl Income ....... 9224,000.07
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses to certificate
and policy holders $ 4,270.51
Paid for salaries of officers
and employes 104.758.30
Paid dividends to stockhold-
ers 30,000.00
Paid for taxes and fees.... 1,r.41,(is
Paid for legal expenses 11,100.00
Paid for advertising, printing
and stationery 10,401.23
Other expenses 13,010.13
Total disbursements 9175,087.85
WILLIAM 11. ALLEN, JR.,
President
O. P. CLAnK, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Bth day of November, 1905.
-,v.. GEO. M. SMITH,
Notary Public in and for the County of,
Los Ar.gples. State of California.
potatoes, 8968; onions, 100; bran, 9390;
middlings, 3735; hay, 471; straw, 627;
hides, 1033; wine, 42,950.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Weak Tone In Wheat — Corn Lower,
Oats Steady and Provisions
Firm
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.— At the opening the
wheat market was weak, the initial quo
tations on May being off U&%o to Bs;i
©Sii%c.
After touching 88?jc the May option ad
vanced to 88% con covering by shorts. At
Minneapolis No. 1 northern sold at a pre
mium of 3©3% c over December and all
offerings were quickly absorbed at the
advanced prices. The market eased oft a
trillu during the last half hour on re
newed selling by pit traders. The close
was easy with May Uo lower at 88% c.
Corn was weak early In the day. May
closed %<fi)%c off at 45y«@45%c.
, The volume of trading In oats was very
small. I May closed unchanged at X2U
Provisions were firm, despite fair sell
ing by packers. .At tho close May pork
was up a shade, lard was unchanged and
rlba were up a shade.
Market Ranges
The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
Wheat, No. 2 — December, 86c; May,
88% c; July, 83% c.
Corn, No. 2 — December old, 4S%c; De
cember new, 44%@45c; May, 45V*@
46% c; July, 45% c.
Oats, No. 2— December, 29 %0; May,
82V 1 (^32%c; July, 31c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady; No. 2 spring wheat,
Ssy-Cn>B7c; No. 3, 80® 37c; No. 2 red, 86%
@87Vic; No. 2 corn, 49c; No. 2 yellow,
03c; No. 2 oats, 29% c; No. 3 white, 29%
f(f3l'/io; No. 2 rye. 70c; good feeding
barley. 32%@38c; fair to choice malt-
Ing, 42@48c; No. 1 flaxseed. 94c; No. 1
northwestern. $1; prime timothy seed,
$3.30.
Provisions — Moss pork. per bbl.,
$13.75 fte 13.87%; lard, per 100 lbs.. $6.90
(ii. ii.«>s Vi : short ribs sides (loose), $7.12%
©7.35 J. short clear sides (boxed), $740
7.12%; whisky, basis of hleh wines,
$1,30; clovur, contract grade, $i.isi'i:!.£.i.
Articlos. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 60,800 71,600
Wheat, bu 469,600 25,100
Corn, bu 469,300 292,600
Outs, bu 498,900 382,200
Hyo, bu 33,400 2,600
Barfey. bu 357.100 120,100
On tho produce exchange today the
butter market was steady; creameries,
17%ftj>230; dalrloa, 17S('20o: eggs firm at
murk, cases returned, 22<ff1230; tlrsts,
23c; prime firslß. 26c; extras, 28c;
cheese, linn, 134j>13%c.
Cereals of the World
£;>• Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. — "Wheat— Spot
steady; options closed: December,
82 BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15 — Wheat,
easier: December, $1.37%: May, $1.42%.
Uarley. steady; December, $1.17%;
May, $1.20%.
Corn, large yellow, $1.40@1.45.
llrnn. $200021.
HVKRPOOL, Nov. 15.— Close— Wheat,
December, 7s %d; March, 7s %d; May,
6s lid.
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.— Wheat,
quiet, but uteudy; December, $1.37%; May,
$1.4:'%: cush, $1.45.
liurU-y. uulut, 'but steady; December,
$1.17%; May, $1.20%; cash. $1.18%.
Corn, steady; large yellow, $1.4091.45.
PORTLAND, Nov. 16.— Wheat— Club,
73c; blue stem, 75c; valley, 744)i76c; red,
TACOMA, Nov. 15.-Wheat steady and
unchanged. Ulue stem, 75c; club, 73c;
red, We.
New York Markets
MOW YOHK, Nov. 15. — Hops, wool,
rt'trolxuiii. Mii'aily.
Ill'li-ri, illlll.
('oltau— Hpot . Itlo Hti'aily; No. 7 In
voiou, SCSI'S %c| mild, uulet.
Bußar— Haw, aUtuciy; fair nillulntr,
t%c; centrifugal tii> test, . 3 7-16 c; inu
lasses uutur, 2fte; refluud, quiet.
PART II
Savings Banks
4 Per Cent on Term , Deposits and 3 Per Cent oa
Ordinary Savings Deposits. Open Saturday
Evenings. Loans on Real Estate.
QtMH'AnnlMa ftsrl n *s n-.ni. M. N. Pr#ald«t.
First and Main Strata. W*'k VLLANDEk cT-h.
, M .ri, f .» l «. 8 ., i ik^A^e^Tp^l
N. n. Cor. Fourth and Sprlnir. H. W. WllTi B. PLATRR. V. P.
Hellman Bid*. W.t). LONOTBAB,
Cffih, flee.
KonlWrn Cat. Bar. nssik *■ "• SS^J- S r *J!l*; nt *
B. B. Cor. Fourth and Sprln*. Braly '{j woolViNß V. P.
Bld »"' CHAS. It TOLL, Cashier.
DinECTons
Union Bask of Savings J. M. Klllntt O. T. Johnson
•«• a a^rir,- ci-.-f '• N. Van Nuysß. T. Karl
223 B. Sprlnß Street. r 8 cr aye ns J. C Drake
\<T. S. liar tic tt W, E. MoVay
Mercantile Trnst asd V. M. DOtTGLASS, Pres. Capital. s2oo,ooo. oo
a»«ii.« n..k H. F. STEWART. V. Prea. Assets.. 600,000.00
'"""" """" W. JAIIVIB HAIthoW, V. P. Deposit. 800.000.00
640 South Broadway CHARLES BWINO. Cashier. Paid up. 100.000.00
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
NAMB ; OFFICERS
Central Bank williah m^ad. Pn»
N. g. Oor. pumrth u>9 Bro»awar. Capital. tlOO.OOO; Burplus and ProHf. 171.M» ,
United States National Bank £ w. hellman. Pr««i
aB. Cor. Main and Comtn.rcial Capital, rJOO^OW; Burplu's at.d pl?oflU. tU.m
rommerelal National Bank w.^ ; ; a^
2_ «1 Beatb Iprint, Capital K0O.OO0; Burplus and Profits iIt.OQI »
Farmer. A Merchants National Bank ch^s.'bbtlebl'vSbu*. /''^
1 Cor. Fourth and Mala Im. Capital, $1,600,000; Surplus and Profit*. 54.g0.00l j
First National Bank ;.,; * t^SSoKTcaah,* - H
■ m. m. Cor. Meond and Bprta* . Capital, tl,260,0O0; Surplus, »250,00» -
' ■■ - • - ■ ■ Undivided Profits, tg.finn.noo
* w. hellman.^^
W. a Cor, ttcm/t ana Mala, Capital $200,000; Surplus and Profits 1375,011 1
American National Bank w. f. uoxajroßD, ptm. •;; •.
■. W. Cor. "won* •«* Bmaiiwar- Cpiui. •i"noo.W HH S 1 Jr£l!;. tf !!!a l *Pr«iflt». m.m
Rational Bank of California *o™ £ 8 £ B & A «h£r M
' K. ■ Oor. Bacona «na aprt»«. Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Proflta |2W,0W L
C tat* Bank and Truat Company »• .£ o?|o ?|^ t gsS^ l^ >
V tt. W. Cor. Bocona and Spring. Capital 1800.000; Burplu. »nJ ProDf. W.W
Broadway Bank A Trust Comoanv ' • warren iullelisn, it—, -
roaaway oanK a irunwmpanjr . . r. W. KENNY, Cathlw. ■ • ■■■■ -
Ml-tIH 8. Broadway. Bradbury Bide. Capital. $250,000; Surplus— Und.. Profits. tISS.Om
Citizens' National Bank R *• watsus, Fraa, .. ■ ; ; :
wzens national can* } WATIIHa. Cuhlwv
N. m. Cor. Third ana Hnrf«. Capital $ttO,000; Surplus and Profits $150.001 ?
TRUST COMPftN^S ._ __™^
TORRANCE & DICKINSON 33 V£r&^
LOCAL BONDB AND STOCKS— 6 to 8 per cent Hlgh-Grade Investments.' •■•'■-->
Searchlight |C Cents a Share
Copper - Gold *•* Par Value $1.00
The Searchlight Copper-Goid Mining Company— lncorporated for
$1,000,000.00, par value of each share $I.oo— announces another ad-
vance in the price of stock, to take effect Thursday, November. 23d.
The properties of the Searchlight Copper-Gold Mining Com-
pany are thoroughly tested. They are not mere prospects, great
ledges of valuable ore having been discovered.
The Company have just advised us of another advance, i as
announced above. Only a few days left in which to buy Search-
. light Copper-Gold Stock at Its present price. Prompt action is
necessary. Call or write today. Do It now.
Southwestern Securities Company
sth Floor, Herman W. Hellman Building
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press ■ ■
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.— Fruits-
Fancy apples, $1.75; common, 40c. ...
Berries— Strawberries, $5@10; rasp
berries, JB-00@10.00; cranberries,: $3.2&$
Grapes— Ordinary, 75c@tt.15. ■■
Pears— Common, 11.00; fancy, $1.25.
Pomegranltes, .75c@52.50; persimmons,
50cQ$1.00.
Oranges— Navels, $1.80®3.00.
Mexican limes, $3.5004.00.
Lemons — Common California, $1.50;
Tropical fruits — Bananas, jlif»8: plne
appleß, $2.00@3.00; Smyrna figs, 75c#51.00.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.— There has been
little change In the market for evaporated
apples. Common to good, C@7c; nearly
prime, B@BHc; prime, »c; choice, 10c, and
fancy, lie. , ...
Prunes aro firm at cost. Advices indi
cate a hardening of prices on primary
markets. Local quotations range from
«4o to TAo, according to grade.
Apricots are firm as a result of small
offerings. Demand is quite moderate.
Choice, 6V4S-9c; extra choice, 9K<&9?«c;
fancy, lOfrllttc .
Peaches also are firm, with choice nt
10c; fancy, loyfcc, and extra fancy, 114
@12c
Raisins are unchanged, with loose mus
catels quoted at 5%4(>7%c; aecdod raisins,
6tt@W4c, and London layers, $1.50@1.:'5.
Shipments of Fruit
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15.— Carload ship
ments over Southern Pacific November
14: Oranges, 0; lemons, 2; grand total, 41.
The Metal Market
Ey Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 15.— Th« London tin
market was higher, closing at £152 2s bd
for spot, and at £161 10a for futures.
Locally the market waß quiet, but prlc«a
were firm and a shade higher on the
Spot here was quoted at $33.15(33.40.
Increase Profit In Lead
By Associated Press.
DENVER, Nov. 15. — Effective today
the American Smelting- & Retlnlng com
pany announced concessions which will
give the leud miners from 10 to 17
cents more for their product. Railroad
men, producer*, sin«lter», buyers und
druli-rw all ugrue that the arrungemeut
of prices will result In an immense Im
retua to the mining industry of Colo
rado. Old mines which long have been
closed down because of the absence of
proms are to be reopened, it is con
fidently expected, properties which
have been worked only with resulting
running cxpeuse* are to be put on ft
paying basis.
San Francisco Mining Btooks
By Associated Press.
SAN FKANCIBCO, Nov. 15.— The official
closing Quotations for mining stocks were
us Jullowm: jflT" ' jf ' "•* "Vff. ■)!.' WWHfll .M. M
Alta 8 J«»a *
Alpha Con « Ju«tlc« 8
lifK'tier 27 Kuu Con 1
Andea' » I'ld Wash Con 3 .
liaat & Mcl ...,1W Mexican ........140
Hullloii 84 Occidental Con 87 •
Caledonia *» Ophir WJW
Chal Coa U Overman „**» Z-J
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DIVIDENDS
Have you read UT Let us send yon
the September number— free. .
It. D. ROBINSON COMPANY.
(08 Grant Building, Los Anselea. I
"The Reliable Store"* . T^
TRY OUR
ROCK AND RYE AT 60c
SO. CAL. WINE CO. m\
218 W. 4th St.
Home Ex. 10 Main 332^
Chollar 10 Potosl .......... 11
Confidence 85 Savage 54
Con Caltt & Va..100 Scorpion 11
Con Imperial .... 1 Sag Belcher ■.;> 4 ;
Crown Point ...13 Sierra Nevada. 43
Eureka Con ....300 Bilver Hill .... 91
Exchequer 47 Union Con ...,r«',
Gould & Currlo.. 17 Utah Con ■ 6!
Uale & Nor 15 Yellow Jacket.. 18'
Chicago Live Stock -
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, ■ Nov. 15.— Cattle— necpipts,
14,000; market 10c higher. Beeves, $3,200
6.40: cows and heifers, $1.15(g)4.40; stackers
and feeders, $2.00W4.15; Texans, $3.40©4.20;
westerns, $2.50@4.75. . /• - =* (
Hogs— Receipts, 28,000; tomorrow, 30,000;
market C>c higher. Mixed and butcher*,
$4.60}j5.05; good heavy. $4.6305.02%: rough
heavy. $4.40(fc4.65; light. 4.45@4. < J3;. pigs,
$4.3Ti(&4.90; bulk. $1,754/5.00. ■
Sheep— Receipts, 28,000; steady. ' Sheep.
Jl.OO'ui.CO; lambs, $4.60®7.35.
Northern Oil Stocks i
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.— 0il ex
change: Tun thousand shares Claremont,
110.
Politeness of Children
The politeness of children •Is ' only
skin deep. One cannot ■ help Kympa
thlzlng with the little London girl who
said sleepily to her hostess at a party,
she had not been old enough to enjoy:
"Please, will you tell which ; ts the
lady what's giving this party, 'cause
I promised mummy , to cay, , 'Goodby,
thank you very much for . the nice
party,' and X can't go home till . I've
said It: and— and I do so want to get
away from . this horrible placet" ;- But
one's whole heart goes out to the little
boy, who, having . greatly enjoyed ' one
small Insufficient chocolate, was asked
sharply, "Well, Johnny, what ■do you
say?" "More," answered Johnny.—
New Tork Tribune. BifiMSAsaMPl
GAS FOR FUEL
Gas is cheaper and better today
than ' it ever hat been. It it with,
in easy reach of aIL
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