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RAILROADS LEAD
IN STOCK DEALS
PROFIT TAKING IN ST. PAUL
,". AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC ,
Speculation on Conditions In Wall
' Street— Return of J. P. Morgan
' , From Europe— Money Mar.
ket Eaay
KAVOMTES ACTIVK ' "<f>
Speculative favorites were <f>
traded In heavily nt the opening <»
of the stock market yesterday. <|>
Dealing* In United States Steel 4>
were on (in enormous scale at an <»
extra, advance of 9fc and the pre- «|>
forred rose %. i Colorado Fuel 4>
Kilned 1H and there wore ad- <ft>
vnnrf.n of about a point In-flalll- <»
more & Ohio, Chlcn.Ro Oreat West- <s>
em and American Smelting. <s>
' Missouri Pacific rose.lvi and <b
Northern Pacific 1. <$>
. American SmettlnK rose 9 points <*>
and Lend t%. RoadlnK, Pennsyl- <»>
vpnin, United States Steel, Amal- «|>
Rn mated Coppfcr and United States <|>
Pipe gained 1, and Kansas City <s>
Southern , preferred IV4. •
By A*soclat*d Press.
'.. NEW yoilK, July 27,— The stock
market gave a good demonstration of.
Up absorptive power today In face of
numerous sales to realize on the week's
considerable rise. The strong front of
fered by the market to this selling was
the more notable In view of If a cent
. terlng on St, Paul and Southern" Pa
cific, which are effective leaders of mar
ket sentiment and -likely to Influence
trie whole market by 1 sympathy. The
.effective counteracting Influence to this
realizing and enormous andaggi'ssstve
buying of the United States Steel
stocks, the unwieldy bulk ol which
, ; makes them very difficult to move ef
i /actively, but which are of correspond
' ' Ing- effect on sentiment when there is
a. striking movement In them,
1 The profit taking In Southern Pacific
carried It at one time about two polntc
below the high level of the week and
• St. Paul was as much' as three points
off. Effective disclaimers were made
today of the rumors.of the passing of
: control of St. Paul. Into Union Pacific
hands which were circulated yesterday
to offset the disappointment over the
non-action of the St.-Paul directors on
the late financial plan. • The effect of
, these disclaimers was largely confined
to St. Paul itself, although the rumors
were an Influence in lifting the whole
market before; - • ■■ •. ■ - ■'
The selling to realize extended to
other quarters of the list and affected
the transcontinental , railroads gener
ally as well as some of the eastern
- trynk lines. Some of the Stocks which
' were subject to this process recovered
later In view of the steady absorption
which met the offerings. -
Speculative sentiment continued to
■ .bo largely dominated by the supposed
• views and market operations of indi
viduals and groups conspicuous In the
financial/ world. There wero reports
current of the larße earnings to be
. shown for the current quarter by the
United SUtes steel corporation, in the
report due next Tuesday and the pros
• ,'pects of an early dividend on the stock
were believed to be improved from this
condition.' But buying of. the stock
" ' ■was Influenced to a. much ereater extent
by the presence of J. P. Morgan at hIK
1 offlc* on his return from Kurope nnd
by, the attribution to him of- confident
; opinions on the stock market and the
condition of the. country and especially
of the steel Industry. There were no
nubile utterances to confirm these "re
. port* but professional traders professed
to see full confirmation of them In -the
ptream of buying orders for the United
r . States Bteel .stocks which poured into
. tho market and which were denoted
. "Morgan- buying" in the eosslp of the
, ■> stock exchange v • »
The easeof the money market and
the promise of a strong bank statement
kept 'the speculative movement free
rfrom obstacles on that account.' Some
larsre disbursement* mad* yesterday
■■ '■•■ converted the previous loss of tbp
bants to'the subtrensurylnto a »mnll
urnin. But the returns from the Interior
movement are chiefly relied upon to
Increase the cash showing nt the banks.
Preliminary estimates Indicate a sraln
froit) this source ns hlKh as *7,000.000.
Tt Is suggested that n«,ihe New Tork
. bank* secured th<» lsireest nortlon of
the Panama eannl bonds there have
Wen v some remittances from Interior
hanks wishing to, secure portions- of
th<" bonds to secure new circulation. '
■ Reports of extensive cutting of erraln
rat«»». by western rnllroadu Seemed not
to disturb sr>*pulatlv« confidence.
The parallel ■ strength and reallzlntr
■went on In the mnrket throughout and
. kent no to the closing.
;; .Tlonds were steady.
/ Total snles. par value. *1.8?9,00O.
United P»ates 3« advanced '4 P er
cent on call. ; ■;: , .
New York Stookt "
By Associated Prsss. ' ■
NEW YORK, July 27.— The following
' were the official Quotations on the stock
exchange today 1 > ■ ■ ;•
.„..; Adams Ex.... 245
92,800 AmaJ C0p.... 100% ■ 98% 100' A
54,100 Am C & Fdy. 37% 36% 37%
, do pfd .... .... 100%,
: COO Am Cot Oil.. 31 30& 30%
'» './ do ufd, . ......... .... 91 .
Am Ex : 225
Am II & L. pd. .... : 28%
14,200 Am Ice 64 02 Vi 63%
99 1,400 Am l,ln 0i1... 20«4 VJ'a, ao%
* 300 do pfd...... 42H 42W 41%
17,500 Am Locomo... 72% 71 72%
....... do pfd. 114
I 67,300 Am Smel & K.150'4 147% 149%
•;.■■• 500 r dop fd. .'.'... 118U U7V4 117%
6,800 Am Bug- Re... 137% 136% 136%
. ■ ■■• 460 Am Tobp 0..101 < 100 100%
42,200 Ana Mm Co. .251% 248 250%
• 14.800 Atchlson: .....91% 91% 91V*
, ■ 100 do pfd. 100% 100% 100
1,600 Atlantic C L.; HI 137 139
19,500 B & 0 119% 118% ;-118%
do pfd. 92 92» 92
89,200 Brock R' T... 77% 78 '. 74U
•4,600 Can Pao. . :. . .164- 168% 16»%
,- 100 Cent of N J... 224. 224 284-v
: ' 1,800 Ches & Ohio. . CS '67% ' 57%
■ 1,800 Chi a W 18Vi 17% 18
-•'•■' 400 Chi & N-"W. ..198 197% 197%
25,600 CM & Bt-P. . . .181% 180 180%
tjT. Chi Term &T. ..,. ...;- 12
....„..: do pfd ....:. .... 28
1.800 CCC & Bt Ij. 96 94 .94
3,900 Col P & 1.... 54 , .63% 63%
1,000 Col & South.. 84% .84% 34
- do Ist pfd.. ........ 69%
1,900 do 2d pfd... 60% 49% 49%
-400 Consol Gas... -139 138%. 138%
1,600 Corn Pro 2O'/ 4 .19% 20%
■ -dopfd 77%
1,100 Del ft Hud.,,218>4 814 215%
s i- Del-lift W,.. .■ 620
X 8,800 Den & R0... 44, .4S • - i:i%
.....-.' 'do pfd. ..... .[. ,■•...'. -.85
JJ.OOJ'DUtIII.. 8e0..,.:60 57% .68%
13. 8,00 8rie ;.....;... 42% 41% 43%
.|J«- I do Ist pfd.. 78% 78H 78%
».300^do'2d pfd.., 70%; 69H -70U
: JOO.Oen E1ect. ...167% '168 187-
JOO Hock, Va1..,. .126% m% Mi]
■ JOO Jir Central... ,lßo™ 180 ;i79
200 Inter , Paper,,, 18 -1714 17%
• • -do;i>fd « ,, 83
/ 600 Inter Pump... 48 ><' 47 4tiU
100 lowa, Cent..., W* 28^ 20
..K C South,... .1 5414
, 0,300 [J&N........144 HtHL 14XT4
1.500 -00 pfd UglL i;u (10
l«.9OO Nttt I,ead. . 7»vi '?K9i ■' 78W
.3,100 N V C«nt IJ6U ISSH tB«
* 1,100 NY put AW, : 47«. J*?! 4«%
9,800 Norfolk & W,- l i»J{"iS B JJ J .JS%
•••■":•• .'do pfd, .'».,./,.,, .... HI
JOO North Am.... '»4M '04 ' »4U
J.SOO Pa« Mu11..... 3(! VI 34*4 '$15%
3MOO Pennsylvania 130 12*Vfc IJOVi
■ JOO Pftfiplfl's Gfti. 1)1 »1 •»
PCO&St I, ■•• • 77
»,600 Press fl Cnt.. 49U* *;., <J?i
jfoo do pM 99 9«V6 9»
'»8,600 IllsndTnK .. Ami'inM" 128%
....•,.. do Ist Pfd J?
do 2d pfd •• ■ ■;•; »■>
4,200 R*nuh Steel., J9J* 27}4 29 _
1.400 dopfd 9»% »«H 99J4
8,900 Ro«k I C 0.,.. n% JJV4 24J;
1,30.) do pfrt c«2H «J «2H
, BtL *f BP 2p. .».. .... 42H
....... Bt \j fl W •• • 22
2,200 dopfd 63% . M 63
63.800 South Pac... ]f\ 71% 12%
400 do pfd. 117H 117 V* 117
14,900 South Rjr ««H 85% 8«
100 dopfd »814 09V4 98%
700 Term CA. T...1R5 16HJ4 154%
8,300 Tex & Par... 88K 82% 83H
Tol 8t Tj ft W ..... 2»V t
400' do pfd 47% *7% 49%
108,800 Union Pac....1M% 149% 150%
100 do pfd 94 94 94
If 8 Ex 120
.; n S ne.alty... ,i.. .... 7(t%
' 400 U 8 nuhber.. 4SW « 4.1%
800 do pfri 108% 10«V4 N"»
190,200 U H Steel. J... 39% 38H 39
42,800 do pfd 10B%10R^ lOfiVj
1,400 Vn Car Chem. 81% 34V6 3R%
do pfd 107 •
600 Wnbanh MM, lf>% '20
1,700 (1r» pM 46% 45H 40%
....«•• Wells V Tix .... 275
..*...,. Wflßt TClact./. .... .... 152
200"West TJnlon... J>2£. 92K 92W
2,700 Whocl & L 13. 18% .1H IMVi,
. 1,100 Win Cent 24W 21% 5<W
do pfd .... .... 47 !
8,700 Nor>Pac 20BM 204 20SU
800 Cent T.««»»..... 37U 88* i 87%
900 do pfd. .....101% 101^4'mt
B.DOO Slo»« Shpff... 7BVi 74 7B
1,400 Ot Nor pfd...2!!B»i 29S 29rt
700 Intor Met...... S»«i 87 3* 35%
200 do pfd...... 78% IT 78
Total sales for the day 1,070,600
shares,
Other Btock§- . •; ',- '•
The following stock quotations are firr
nlshed tnrougli i'red Dorr, broker, Brad
bury building: '
Chicago local close, July 27: •■
Nati.onal biscuit, common, 66V4@67Vic;
preferred, >l.ri®l.lß. • ' ■
Diamond Match, $1.23@1.26.
Union Box Board, ,lft©l%c; preferred,
9y«rttioy 4c. . -.-• •■•:; .■....■...
Bwltt & Co., $1.04%©/.04 H.
■ Kansas City Light, 67%««a8Ue.
American Can, o%®7c; lu-eferred. 15©16 c.
Carbon, i3@S4c; preferred, »1.204f1<21..' '
Chicago Pneumatic Tool L 52(g52v4c. .
South Side Elevated, 96c®*1.00. ■
- New York Bonds ' \
By Associated l-reu*. ''. :
NEW YORK," July 27,-The. following
rt wn-' ufilbi^t \.lu3i,.|,' pl.^ei.Luf uji,uj .4*
U Brfg2s reg...104 Japan 6s .100
do 2a c0up0n... 104 do Ga 2d series 98%
US 3s reg 103 V& do 4y^J cer.... 94%
"do 3s c0up0n... 104 ' do 4VfcS c 2d s Wfr
U 8 old 4s reg. ..103 / Lou & N un 4s.l00 : )l
do old 4s coup. 103 Man'con gld 4s.lOo^i
US new 4s reg. .129 Mcx Cent -45.... 8G
do new 4s cou.mi do Ist lnc .... lb%
Amer Tob 4s IS% Minn & Stli 4s. 91
do Cs 113 MX & T 48.... 99%
Atch gen 4s .....Ui% do 2ds 88%
do adj 4s 9i% NRofM C 4s. 84
Atlan O L 4s 100U NT Cen g 3J4« 95
Bait & Ohio. 48. .103 , N J Cen gn 68. 126
d03V45... ..91 North Pao 45. .104%
Brook RTCV 4s 34tf do 3s .7 76
Cent of Ua 65.. 111% Nor & W c 45..100 Vi
do Ist mc 9B Ore 8 L rfg 4s. 94%
do 2d lnc v . 90 Perm cv-3Vts'.. 97!4
do 3d lnc 88 RBad gen 45. ..100
Ches & O 4V4S 10!-> i StL&IM con 5a.'114V4
Chi & Alt aits.... 76% StL&SF fg 4s. 82%
C B & Q new 45. .98 St L SW con 4s 77%
C R I & P 45.... 7(1>4 Seabd A L 45.. 86%
do col 6s ... 91 South Pac 45... 91 %
CCC & StL g 45.102H , do Ist 4s cer. 95
Colo Ind 5s s A. "G^ South Ry 65. ...116
do series B 76% Tex & P lsts..US,
Colo Mid 45....... 72% T StL & W 4s. 81
Colo & South 4s. 93Vi Union Pac 45... 103
Cuba 6s 106 U S Steel 2d 6s 9SV 4
Den & R a 45... 95% Wabash lsts ..lU'A
Dls Secur 5s ..... 85% West Md 45.... 86
Erie pr lien 4s 100% Wheel & LB 4s 88%
do gen 4s 90 Wis Cent 45.... 90
Hock Val 4V&5... 10!)% Japan 4s ■ cer... 82%
I «*.-* v -~-.* ... <-. . . .; ... — T7TTZ - . - - ... .r- -. , ,
Boston Stocks and Bonds
. By Associated Press. ' '-. 1
BObTON,' July 27.— The following i were
the ulilciai closinu. guuuttiuii^i luuay [or
JUiokM nnd boads: ' ■
: Atch adj 45.^T... 94 Adventure ....." 5T4
do 4s ...101'i Allouez ..:..... S3Vi
Mcx Cent 4s. 7ti Amalgam !W : i»
Atchlaon -.': 31V4 Atlantic 14
' do pfd ..........10014 Blngham 30
Bos & Albany. .24l Cal & Wecla.(iSoQ«s
Bos & Maine ISi s Centennial ..... 21H
Bos' Elevated.... ls2 Copper Range.. 72
Fitchburg pfd ..137 • Daly West 16' i
Mcx Cant 20& Franklin 1«W
NY NH & H....195 Orancy 11%
Pere Mar 63 Isle Roy ale .... 17
Union Pacific, ...lso%. Mass Mining .. 7
Am Arge Chem. 23ft Michigan 12'
do pfd 91 Mohawk ....... 60^
Am Pneu Tube.. K%. Mon C & C... 2Vi
Am Sugar .13(1 North Butte ... «I<A
do pfd ....131 Old Dominion.. 38%
Am Tel & Te1. ...18114 Oacnola 103%
Am Woolen ..... 36 Parrot '.. 25%
do pfd .... . .102% Qinncy . .'. : 84U
Edleon Elec 111..237H Shannon ........ 9%
Mass Elec 19% Tamarack 102
do pfd .......... 68 Trinity ....;.... 8%
Mass Gas b'M United Copper. 62%
United Fruit -....lOOii U S Mining..... m%
Unit Shoe Mach 80 . US Oil 9Vi
dopfd 29 Utah .....51'
Green Con ...... 21& Victoria ...;... '6
U 8 Steel afl'i Wlnona 7%
do pfd 10614 Wolverine 145
' The Matal Market ".'
By Associated Press. " ■• . ■
NEW .YORK, July 27.— There was a
sharp recovery in the London tin mar
ket today, spot closing at 170 pounds sa,
and futures at 169 pounds 15s. Locally the
market' was ~hlgher , In sympathy and
closed at $37.20@37.40.
Copper reacted, slightly on spot after
the advance of yesterday In . London,
closing at 82 pounds 17s 6d. but futures
added to the" recent gain and closed at f>l
pounds 17s 6d. Locally the market was
unchanged. " Lake, JlS.sotilS.7ri; eleotro
lytlo, J18.25@18.37tt; casting, J17.75(R>18.00.
Lead vas dull and unchanged locally
at J5.75. In London , a shade lower at
IB pounds 15s. / ->' '
Spelter locally was. unchanged at J5.35
@6.0G; In J.onclon It was 15s lower at -li
pounds lOs.V Iron was unchanged.. ' (-,
' San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press. • ." :•
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.— The offi
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today were us follows: *-v*c"
A1ta'.. ......'...... 1 Julia ,'...i".. ......... 6
Alpho Con 9, Justice 4
Andes \3 Kentuck Con 2
Belcher .......... 23 Mexican 1, GS
Best & Beloher.. BB ' Occidental C0n.... 75
Bullion « ..22 Ophir 345
Caledonia 21 Overman 11
Challenge Con ..11 Potoel ..?..... H
Chollar 10 Savage ({
Confidence ....... 60 Scorpion .' 7
Con Cala & Va.. 85 Sng Belcher ' 3
Crown Point/..; »' Sierra Nevada ...19
Eureka Con 800 Silver 3 1 111 80
Kxchequer ....'.. 45 Union Con 20
Gould & Currlo.. M Utah Con 3
Halo & Noroross 90 Yellow Jacket 7
• Treasury Statement ,
By Associated Pre*s. -
CHICAOO, " July 27.— Cattle— Receipts
2600; market steady. Beeves, J3.BS@ii.4o:
cows and heifers, t1.25Q5.2u; atockers and
feeders, J2.504/4.28; calves, J5.00®7.00. .-
Hogs— Heceipts, 20,000; tomorrow, 16,000.
Market weak- to shade lower. Mixed and
butchers. *ti.40@6.85;. good heavy, tB,4MW,»|
rough heavy, Jli.UKB(i.36; light, Jti.6o(&G.!)o;
pigs, J5.75rfj6.75; bulk of sales. J8.656ti.80. .
Sheep— liecelpts, COW); market steady.
Sheep, J2.!)0<36.60; lambs,- J4.75@>7.75.
■ '• . Financial Record • . h
By Assoclateo Hr«n>'. "* .
..NEW YORK, July 27.— Close: Money
on call easy at 2Q''U per cent; ruling
rate, 2Vi per. cent; closlnß bid, 2 per
cent; .olfered at a'^ pi-r cent. Tlmu
loans steu-Jy; sixty days, 'BVi©< Pf
cent; ninety days, 4s>4>A per cent; six
months, 5V4 per imit.
J'l-liiin iiiiioantlln paper, r. M id s ?i per
cent. Bterltngr exchange easy. at ${.858G
JD4.SSSO fur .lcnmnd and at ■ $4.82050
4.8210 for Blxty-ilay bills, l'oati'cl rates,
14.82 M.and $4.85>,i,. Commerolal bills,
$4.81%. liar silver, 6GO. -Mexton dol
lars, 50V4c. . Government ' bondy ftrmi
railroad. utoiidy. , V ■ . /t
. SThe Russian Bourse 1
Dy Associated Prett. . • ' ..-. • 1 :• . •
/BT, PBTKRSBURO, , July 87.-.Prloes
on the bour«« today continued to mount
Bli-adlly. helped alons by a, more-con
fident -feellnv that The revolutionary
I'oniplrator* were not t-trong «noush to
proclaim; a 'general strike and also In
cuusu. tliu- tune uf llio (urtlijii ux
c hunff«B
LOS ANGELES HEfcALD: -SATURDAY MORNING, JULY' 28, 1906.
EGG RECEIPTS
GROWS LIGHTER
JOBBERS THINK THEY SEE AN
EARLY 30C RATE
Carload of Bartlett Pears Arrives In
Market— Local Cantaloupe* of
• Excellent Quality— Small
Pith li Wanted
With continued light rprrlpt* (if local
ranch pbrs In the prndti< mark* I prices
«r« likely lo tnuoh 30c shortl) . Thli tlmo
Wat year tne quotation wna nrounri 2fc.
JohhiT* ye iterday were ready to ndvancv
tnc Jobbing ni lee to 30c, bui tho quotation
commlttle, after a conference,' lei tha
price stand at 26c for local, 18c for north
ern nnd 24c r<,r enstern. Demand for all
gradea r,f Cftgs | g good. . ,
Butter receipts wore 32,785 pounds, nn
Increase ovoi tha recpipt* , of prevloua
diiy* for a week. Trices are llrm. .
Th<v local market now la sirpplled with
en excellent quality of local cantaloupes
thai job at $4.FW a crate, 8 to 76 canta
loupes In a crnte. Early cnntnloupes that
enme from tho | Impprlnl valley and
Coachena nre reKarded an lino, but many
dealer* claim that thuy cannot compare In
nlte -and sweetness in tho cantaloupes
grown In TiOS Angeles county. '
A carload of fine Bartlel i pears arrived
jestrrday. Jobbing lit B.2S a Imx. Finst
Kriido pear* lob .at $1.75. Tho market la
well «tockptl .with green corn, apricots,
peachea and vegetables.
Bananas and strawberries are in fair
supply. , . r i
Small n. is wanted. Barracuda and
halibut plentiful, .
- Produce Receipt*
lOKga. cashes ..../ 225
Butter, pounds ,".;.. 32,735
Cheeae, pounds 7,sm>
Potatoes, sacka 1,310
Sweets, Mkckl > none
Ueans, tacka I...T..... Ml
Onions, sacks ./. > 4
Produce Prices ,
The following are the Jobbing price*
in tlm local market:
EGGS — Fresh California ranch,' 2Gc;
northern, 18c; eastern fresh, 24c.
BUTTER Fancy . local creamery,
•iT/ic; valley creamery, 66@67&c;
coast creamery, 60c; choice, 45@i7V4c;
cuoklng, 18c.
HONK: — Water white, CO-lb. caps, 6®
6Vtc lb. ; light amber, 6@5%c; amber, 5c.
Honeycomb, water white, 1-lt. frame,
UVbQlac; w.ilte. llV4@12V4c; beeswax, no.
CHEESE — Northern, 14@15c; Anchor,
large, 16%c; Young America, lT-,ac; .Hand,
1S'/jc; local. lCc; eastern, singles, 1514@l(ic;
Twins, 16c; Longhorn, lU@16V4c; Daisy.
lC@>16Hc; Swiss, imported, 28c; Swiss, do
mestic, 20c: Llmburg, 17@19c.
CillLI— Evaporated, 2Uo;- Bun dried, 20c;
ground, 12%c; Mexican, black, 18o. ■
POTATOEf. (per 100-lbs.) — Burbank,
local, new, $1.60©1.65; Early Rose north
ern, $l.S5@1.40. • • !'■-■
BEANS (all per 100 lbs.)— Pink No. 1,
J2.4O; N6. 2, 11.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00; Lady
Washington, No. 1, J3.0O®3.26; Blaekeyaa.
$6.50; Garvarzas, Sl.DO&i.Oli; German len
tils, $9.<XXS10.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lbs.)— Sllversklns, $1.65;
Yellow Danver northern, $1.40@1.50; garlic,
7@8c. ■ ■ '■:.. ■ -'■.■■'. ■ ••••.! ■■■■>: ■■
APPLiES-^Whlte Astrakans. $1.75; Alex
andrlas, $1.50@1.75; Ued Astrakans, $1.10
©1.50. • . . . -^ . , •
POULTKY— sell dressed poultry
to the trade bs ■ follows (per pound):
Hens, 17c; young roosters, 21c; fryers,
21c; old rosters, lie; broilers, $2.B0@5.0O
a dozen; turkeys, nor lb.,, 20C«25c; old, 21c;
geese," 15c; "ducks, I5c." \
For stocks In good condition dealers
pay live weight aa follows: Hens, 12c;
young roosters, 15c; fryers, 15c; broilers,
16c; old- roosters, 8c; turkeys, local, ISc;
old toms, 17c; young toms,,18c;,hen tur
keys, 17c; geese, 10c; duckr. 10c. ■ ■
BAKERS' FLOUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per bbl.. - $5.25; blended
wheat, $4.90; eastern rye. $6.25. ■• . - . . .
CEREAL, Wholesale prices as
follows: ." ' . ■ - ■•
., .' ' ■ ' ■ 10-lb. 25-lb. 1 60-Ib.
Al flotir, per 100..... J2.70 .... ..-..
Banquet flour, pfr 100.... 2.00 .... ....
Pastry flour, per 100 2.60 ..,, ....
Graham flour 2.40 , 2.35 2.30
Corn meal, W. & W:... 2.16 2.10 • 2. 05
Whole wheat 2.60 2.45 2.40
Rye 2.75 , 2.70 .. 2.33
Cracked wheat 3.40 8.35 S.30
Farina .., 3.40 : . 8.35 ." 8:30
GRAIN AND FEED (per 100 Ibs.)-
Wheat. wheat (100-lb. sack), $1.65;
corn.. $1.35; cracked corn $1.40: feed meal,
$1.45; bran, h<mvy. $1.2R; rolled barley,
$1.40; oil 'cake "meal. $2.25; cotton ep«d
meal. $l.i>6; cocoanut rake. $1.55; -*io:-ts,
pounds. $1.43; white oats. $1.9C; red oats,
$1.60; eastern Kaffir corn. $1.35. ,.
HAY— (Al\ per ton): - ■ - ■
Choice wheat hay... $11.00iSlS.OO
No. 1 wheat or wheat and oat.. ll.C05fl3.«l
Choice tame oat 12.00®14.00
Other tame oat 10.0OJI12.50
Wild oat ; 10.0Offl2.O0
Stock ha- 7.00® 8 00
Alfalfa V. 10.OOW10.50
Straw, per 1 :«.... • .30® 55
FP.UITS AND BERKl .< S-Bam\nns
5c; strawberries. 4@5c; dewberries. 3@4p;
raspberries. 8c; blackberries, 5@6c; logan
terrles. 65j)7o.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, fancy. $2.50
box;- new Washington navel ■ oranges,
S2.f>5<0>2.75,.' ■ ■-. „■:■.•
NUTS AND DRIED ' FRUITS (all per
lb.)— Almonds. 1XL. 15n: N« Plus Ultra.
17c; peanuts, California, fancy. RV,t<lRc
eastern, fancy, 6c; • walnuts, California
bleached. N ■>. 1, WirWA.c; pecans, Jumbo.
14c; extr larr.e. 14Uc ; Brnzll.o. I'-; fil
berts. 14c: Mexican pine nuts, 20c.
DATES— Persian dat 3. By t (n<"> ; Fard*.
8c. ' i
VEGBTAnilKS - Strln beans. " 2c:
wax beans, 2%f?3>ie: beets. 51.15 per sack:
fancy celr— ■ 7Rc doz.: evaporated chills.
20«r30c lb.; garlic, 7c lb. lettuce. 20«iU)c;
doz. : peas, lU©2c lb. spinach. 20c rtoz.:
turnips. • 20#IOc sock; cabbaRe. TRrOSl.OO
snek;, Merced tomatoes. $1.40 n drawer:
locals. - $1.2od>1.fifl; cucumbers. 10@20c box:
sreen corn, 00 snfk.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores: ',...,
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy........ 70c
lUiUer, 2-lb. roll, Poppy .; D5o
and cooking 60o
Eggs, fre»h ranch, per 'doz 30c
Potatoes, fancy, 100 lbs $2.50
Apples, 4 lbs..... .....wfficj
:' ■ ■ ■■■vV.-.'.s'' ■ ■• .■ ■ ■ . .
*■ Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated t-resi». .
SAN . FRANCISCO, July 27.-Butter-
Fancy creamery, 23c; ■ seconds, 19c; fanny
dairy, 20c; seconds, 18V4o.
Cheeso^Eaatern, 16Hc; Young America,
13c; western, 15c • • - , /
Eggs— «anch, 84; store, 17V4@20c.
CHICAGO, July 27.— 0n the produce ex
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries. lBOi'Oc; dairies, '15&>
KVi-i'. Kkkb steady at mark, cases In
cluded, 12015 c;' firsts, 15c; prime fli-Bts,
ltiVic; extras, ISHo. Cheegq firm, ll<&l2V4c.
:.': .' ■ _ Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27,-JJeans—
I'lnk, ■Jl-S8W.0O; lima. $40004.15; 'small
white, $3.26&3.4»; larga white, 13.(16(83.75.
Potatoes— Karly Hose, 70080 c; River
Burbanks, 76685 c; Salinas Uurbankß, *l:W
Onions— Sllvewklns, UOc@sl.lo.
Varlou*~areen peas. ' jl.MfflUO; string
beans, W/ie; eggplant, 75u(ji$1.00; green
peppers, 6Oc©»1.00; tomatoes, toMWo; sum
mer soirash, 35jj50c: rhubarb, tot*7sc; ear
llo. 24(3V4f, ciuuinibers, 6lW<£c. ■ T
, Flour— Family extras, f1.(i5®5.10; bakers'
extras, *4.3oiai(io; , Oregon : uml Wushlne
ton, 13.7aif4 25. . - ■ , ■ . .
■ Wheat-Shipping, HJ80O1.82H; milling.
$1,3- /¥<& l.w. '
Ua Hoy-Feed, 87V40®«.00j browing. 11.00
(Ji 1 . 03 't-4 . ' * i. ; f ,
i ,Oata— nod.lUsW.4O.
MUlHtiiflM-MlddiliiKs. }2(1.00@:>H.50: mixed
<eed, tii.Writa.Vi; rolled barley, iy.ow3.UO;
oatmeal. U.Wtti.%; oat grout*, $4.75; rolled
oats, $7.<)(Kuß.uo. - -
i May— Wheat, $1j.60f«/18.o0; wheat and oat.
Ilii.WK&lB.OO; oat, ■wild.' IS.WfII.JO; oat.
tame. $9.00(^13.60; alfalfa, »7.0u@H.00; straw.
pO4}ssc. ... . : •• • • • ■
. Receipts— Flour, ' tii>62 ; oaU, 9820; . pota
toes, ■ JO;- onions, 20; Inuu, 700; hay, 311:
hldas, "f iWiTfUftt II iW'UMtfalJlluuLjAM.
i - . ■-./■ ■ '-"'I -— ■♦ «■♦■■* ■»■■'■■«..,<.
c l>o you ■ iov»7 rnusloT if . so-gft '•
Tulk-p-I'lioue free vt Tha Herald.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANOELKfI, July 27.— Ban/ M«ar-
In?'' were $1,410,472.55. an Increnne of
»/2,2<»9.«7 or«r the corresponding day
ln«t ypxr. Following is a comparative
statement:
, . ■■ ' . )»0«. l»0S. 1804.
Ju r JJ..»l 1 J21>,004 $1,290,083 |91«,R27
July Bl . 1,353,704 1.298.08J H75.509
I" \ y 25" 'I-""*** 1,»(82.39« l.Ofll. «07
.Til y 2«..1,705,9»2 1,822,440 103,242
July 27,. 1,410,472 1.388.172 848,233
LOB ANQELEB BTOCK EXCHANGE
.»Off |o J nl ittlflH^-40 Home Tel. pfd, nt
•?s|*?«- 8 «: 8000 A»Boc!ated Oil at »7K
(<l?>7%c; 2000 nt 85% (8. 30).
Bank Stocks
Bid. Asked.
American National Hunk.. lHV4 114
Uoaclwny Bank ft T. C 0..156. .156 ...
Hunk of Log Angeles 121 ...
Central ,,, ■ 235 .
Citizens National 231 250
Commercial Savlnßg 125 ....
Dollar Savlngi Bank 140
Farmer* ft Merchants Nat 1.365. 365 400
Federal BHnk 1J 16
First Natlona) Bfumped.. . ..
German Ameflcnn 840
[lome fiavlnss I3k. of L. A.145
I-. A. Trust Co ,-
Merchants National 445
Merchants Trust Co . 100
Mercantile Trust Savin**.. 125
ISO per cent paid up.
Sfatl. Hank of California. .24o 800
Natl. Bank of Commerce. .120
Security Savings Bank, ...250 ...
Southern Cal. Savings ' ...
Btate Rank & Trust C 0.... 97% 99V4
U. S. National Bank 160 ...
Bonds
- Bid. » Asked.
■Associated Oil 89 ,91
California I'aclflo Hy. Co.. UDJ4 . '..',
Corona Power & Water Co. S2J4.- 82%
CucamongH Water Co lOOH
Kdlson Electric Ist H 101% 106
hdlson Elec. Co.. old Issue. lo4^ ...
Home Telephone 93 '94
Hom^Telephone' Ist rcf.. 85 92-
U A.,1-flc. Con. Mtg. . . .....109 ..."
L. A.' Traction C 0... 11l , ...
I». A. Klectrlc ....100 ...
L. A. Railway Co 114<4 ...-
Mission Trans, & R. C 0.... 96% ...
Mt. I .oft-o Hallway Co •
Pacific Light & Power Co.. .. 100%
Pacific Klcctrlo Ry. C0i.,.107
Pasadena H, T. & T. C 0.... 88 91
Pomona Con. Water C 0.... 95 ...
Riverside 11. T. & T. C 0... 81 85
San Diego H, T. & T. Co.. .. 84 Vi
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co 81 »0 *
Santa Barbara Elec. Ry.. .. 97
Seaside Water Co ...
Temescal Water Co 86 ... -
United Elec. G. &F. C 0... 100% ...
U. S. Long Distance • 91
Union Transportation Co.. 97 >4 ...
Vlsalia Water Co ...
Whittier '.•' v 84
Oil Stocks
v ' Bid. Ask#d.
Amalgamated Oil ...:'..-.- ...
Associated Oil 36% .37%
Central '. .92
Columbia IS' ..-■
Continental 16M ; .21.
Fullerton Con 75 ...
Fullerton Oil .40 .60
Globe .......'... .04 ' ... ■
Home Whlttlor
Mexican Petroleum .. 1.04 1.05%
Ollnda Land Co 06 .06V6
Plru OH Co , .06%)
Reed Crude 16V ...
Union 207.00 211.00
Union Provident Co . . 209 . 60
United Petroleum . .350.00 400.00 '
Western T Tnlon 2U5.00 ...
Miscellaneous Stocks ',
Bid. Asked
Cal. Portland Cem. Co. 35.00 60.00
California Hospital .. 30.00 .....
Edison Electric pfd.. ..... 92.00
Edison Eiec. com. .. . '56.00
Homo Telephone pfd. 66.00. 67.00
Los Angeles Brewery 160. C0
I*. A. Jockey Club.... 90.00 .
Pacific -Mutual Life.. 176. 00 ....
Pasadena H.T.&T.Co . .v. v ;.. ...
Riverside H.T.&T.Co. . 49.00 ■ 87.50
St. Monica. H.T.&T.Co. .21.50 24.60; '
San Diego H.T.&T.Co.- 36.00 :
Seaside Water C 0.... 99.00 '
Sun ' Drug Co." I ■.....<
U S. Long Distance. ,1...:.£, 1 . ..:.'£ >'60. 00 ■
Union Trust & T.'C0. ".,..;,..'■■ ,52.00 :
DAILY MINING CALL
• Official sales — 5000' Nevada Sparch-
Hght at llH^H^c: 1000 at'll%". (B.
go).- ■ ■■' '■•'.■;. ■
, california.
. Bid. Asked.
Butto I^odo' 6.00 17.00
Furnace Creek Cop. Co. 2.15 2.40
Yellow Aster ..., . 12.00
ARIZONA.
Btsbee Wesf. •• ... .05-
Hecla Mining 11 • ...
Jesse Belle ... . . 03 .
' ' NEVADA.
• (TonoDah District!. "' ,
Belmont 5.12 . .". v"
California ....; .15.
Cash Boy '. 15 .-...'
Golden Anchor ...'.... .62 .54-
GoM Mountain ; .. .04 .08 _
Great Weslern ........... .04
Home .U5 .16
Jim Butler ....... 1.10 ...
Little Tonopah. ...• 3.50
Mbc Namara^.. .73 ... '
Midway .: 2.17 2.25
Montana Ton 2.82 ' 2.85
North Star .42 . .
Ohio Tonopah .27 ... .30
Rescue 18 .19
Tonopah o{ Nev 18. SO ■ •'....',•
West End ..2.40, 2.42
• , (JOHNNIE DISTRICT)
• . Nyo County.
Lucky T ................. : .15 <
Sl'.':''S I '.':'' iOoldfletd District 1.
Adams 05 /. . .
Atluirta 17 '.18%
Black Ilock '.. .02 "• •■ .04
Blue Bell .',02 .04
Blue Bull ........ .10 ■ .12V4
Columbia Mt ...-.22
Conqueror .11 • - . . .
Diamond Black 11 Butte. .32 . ...-
Dixie ... • ' . .08%
Kmplro .-. .02 ' .04
Florence fl.oo' ...
Goldfleld M. of Nev.1.|.30 ' .32
Great Bend .30 . .SB
Jumbo -.'..., 1.05 1.12
Jumbo Ex 23 ' ...
Kendall '. .50.' .65
Lone Star' ( ,00. .O'J
May Quepn .15
Mohawk ... 1.8!>
Nevada Boy ....." ... • .04H
Rerl Top . I.lo'
Sandstorm . . .' '.50 .51
St. Ivea ......' .40 .'
. v . (Hullfrog District).
Amethyst .......'.....''... . .60
Kullfrog M. Co. of Nev. .36 .40
Bullfrog Natl. Bank.. ,S9 .42H
Hullfrocr Annex 02 , .05.
Chlua-Novada : ....:... '.',■, i/ .12 ■
Denver Bull frogr . . '. . , . 1.40 ...
Ecllpue 80 .85
Gold Bar ................ 1.00
OoUlen Scepter .27 .29
Orlßlnal Bullfrog- ..... -.18 -14
Stelnwuy 28 ! .29'
(Manhattan District)
Manha' ran Conn ...... .73 . .74
Manhattan 'M. Co ;08 - ...
■ lUearcliltsht Ulstrlct).
Cyrus Noble , .".'. .19- ... '
Klilorndo Can. M&MCo. .05H .05H
New Kra 04V4 .04
Nevada Kfarchlight .. .UVi .11%
QuarteUe ...12,00 ...
SearjhliehtM. * M. Co. I.JS
Hearchlleht Parallel .. .o!i>i .10Y*
Searchlight West M. Cll ,11 (i
MBXJCO.
nufa M. &M. Co '... • .91
Green Con 18,(0 ...
Mitchell M .....; .5,00- ■' ■ ...'
Llanos de '0r0. ....... 1.00, 3,00
MISCIiILLANICOtia.
Black 'lllU' Copper.. .... .29- .;.
Oec-Af- Tread we 11 ..... 4.00 ' ...
Gold Hoada ....•.".'....■....-— 4.25
Hlaek Ml. Mln. Co 8.60 ...
HiiowHldnn ........... 2.00 »•••'
Tamarack Chesapeake - 1.00 . ...
Sugar and Coffee
Ily AiioclaUtl Frtas.
■ NHW YOIUC. July 17.— Bu»j»r. raw
Him; fair retinlnar. 8Vio; centrifugal 96
teat,- t%o; molasses sugar, Su; reitned,
steady. Crushed, S.iOo; pgwd«i-«d, 4.VOc;
granulated. ■ 4 SOo. - j<.. -.•--., , , '.
• Coffee futures doled steady at 'a nel
mlvuiicv of 1r» «i- SO points. KuleH, 179,500
bag*. ■Ihi.-lu.lliik Auyruit. »0.T0««i«.75;
Heptember, 16.75 W6.BS; October. Stt.9s;
December, 1T.004v7.10; Jumiury, *T.lsr«>
7.20; Miiivh. *7.3««Ui7.55; liny, ♦7.-46W
7.60; Jun*. $7.65. /
BANK CLEARINGS
Dy Anoclated Itpss.
NEW YORK, July 27.— Thfl following
table, compiled by Brftdstreet, shown
th» bank cleflrlnc* «t the principal
cities for the WMk ending July 2«, with
th« percentage of Ihcrwse and Aect*A*e
as compared With the corresponding
week iMt year:
Inc. dec.
•New York $1,551,280,747 12.9
•Chicago 206.4 1 5.234 13.7 ....
•JJoston 151,053.84*11.8 ....
•PhlliiilPlrhla .. 122.553.677 lit. 2 ....
*Ht. Lftula ...... • 51.978.J5S .1.8 ....
•Plttsburg .60,877,478 4. 8 ....
*K»n Francisco. fifl.El2.BS7 18.3 ....
•Rnltlmor ' 14.468.3T8 18.0 ....
Cincinnati 23,431,400 16.6 ....
■Kniuas City... 26,495,813 12.6 ....
•Now Orleans. . . 14,534,687 .... 4.8
•Minneapolis ... lS,2!ir ( .O2rt .... 8.«
•Cleveland 15,442.694 *.» ....
•Ixxilsvlll* in.sSi),Ol7 11.1 ....
Detroit 1 1, r, 43.030 3.« ....
•Lin Angeles... 9.611.168 8.0 ....
Omaha •. ... 8,1)96.(161 .... 2.S
•Mllwatikcß .... .7.926.211.... 3.S
•Provldenco ... . 4,486,200.... 611
♦Buftnlo 6,949,304 11.5 ....
•Indlnnarolls .. 6.906.911 16.0 ,.
•St. Paul X.128.01T 21.5 ....
Denver 6,743,454 20.3 ....
Seattle 8.395.664 24.3 ....
Memphis 3,090.660 13.4 ....
■Fort Worth .... 4.914.816 16. 8 ....
Richmond 6,370,090 14.0 ..j.
Columbus 4,992,500 15.5 ....
Washington ... 6.029.014 .... 1.2
-HI. Joseph.... • . 1.5.i0.322 2.5
•Hi.vHiirnh .... 2.803,680 .... 30.8
•Portland, Ore.. ,4,629,974 30.8 ....
Albany ■ '5,0110,708 25.4 ....
Salt Lake City. . i 8,544,689 5.6
•Toledo, 0..... \ 4.164.891 1.6 ....
Rochester ' 2,761,842 14.7
•Atlanta 3,143,795 46. fl
Tacnma 8,663.215*^8.9 ....
•Spokane, Wash. 8.884,425 40.2 ....
Hartford , 3.747.556 7.3;...
Nnshvllla 1 3.139,899 26.5 ....
Peorla * ■ 2/22:1.880- .... 10.2
l)«s Molni-s 2,223.985 2.9 .!..
New Haven 2,339.683 4.5 ....
Grand Rapids. .. 2,173,850 3.8 ....
Norfolk 2,044.012 27.1;.;..
Augusta, Qa 232.731 .... 12.8
Springfield, Mass 1,724,663 10.4 ....
Portland, VM«. .. "" 1,500,049 1R.7 ....
Dayton 1,660,994 12.0....
Sioux City 1.592,806 7.R
Evansvllla ..... 1,513,666 31.1 ....
•Birmingham .. 1,646.427 .:.. 8.1
Worcester ...... 1,316,731! x 4.2 ....
Syrncusfl ;-.-' 1,597,409 30.5 ....
Chnrloston#S. C. 977,377 8.3
••Houston ", 17.005,819 .44.5
••Galveston ..:. 10,420,000 ),...■ 8.2
Total, 11. 8. . . .52,625,166.44R 12.4 .:..
Outside N V C. .. 973,88d,198 11.4 ....
Canada
Montreal ...... .| 27, 268,105 6.8 ....
Toronto .... • 20,932.118 22.9 ....
Winnipeg . 1>,449.98« 40. « ....
Ottawa 2,672,696 15.0 ....
Halifax 1,699.679 7.8
Vancouver, B. C. 2.41 2.44 ft 33.5 ;.'..
Quebec ■ 1,593,117 .... 11:3
Hamilton : 1,536.350 11 .1 •...'.
St. John. N. 8 . .- 1,239,819 ) 9.4,....
London, On t. .. 1,035,200 13 .2 ....
Vli'tarlP, B. C..:. R66.947 25.5 ....
Calgorjr . 984.230 .........
Total, Canada.! 10.596,565 16.4 ....
" ■ •• Not Included In totals because con
taining other Items than clearings.
• Balances paid in cash. .
CONDITION OF BUSINESS'
Favorable Reports on Trade and Crop
Developments— Building Is Act. ;.
Ive Railway Earnings
By Associated i-ress.
NEW YORK, July 27.— BradBtreet's
tomorrow will say: '
Trade, Industry and crop develop
ments are generally favorable. ' The
crop situation seems to lose nothing as
the growing: season advances. • -. The'
heavy movement of winter ,-wheal to
market while tending to some ease in
prices, has a favorable side -when the
export business is considered. Reports
are that a large future business. In this
direction has already been booked. An
interesting: ' Bid- light on the- Klocftny
predictions current Borne ' time ago as
to the meat trade is found in advices
from Chicago that cattle and hog: prices
are at the ■ highest point of the year.
Railway traffic returns point to an un
precedenledly heavy volume of business
offering. ' • •, . > ■
Buslnoss failures In the United States
for the week ended July 26, number 171,
against 188 last week, and 197 In the
corresponding- week of 1906. Failure*
in Canada number 24,-as against 18 last
week and 21 last year. "- .-.'\ '„. • * •; ■'.
Wheat, including flour, exports' from
the United States and Canada ■ tor the
week ending- July 26, are I.7oß,7o6'bush
els, against 864,146 this week last year.
For the last four weeks of 'the llscal
year the exports are 6,1)42,288 bushels,
against 4,623,423 in 1905. \ ,; .. ..
Dun & Co,' Report ...
By Associated Press. ■'
NEW YORK, July 27.— R. O. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomor
row will say:
Complaints of Inadequate labor sup
ply are universal. Building operations
aro extensive and would have been
much greater. If the cost of labor and.
materials had not caused the abandon
ment of many plans. Railway earnings
in July thus far surpass corresponding
reports of last year by 8.5 per cent and
foreign commerce at this port alone for
the last week shows gains of $2,110,472
In Exports, and .11,589.610 In Imports.
Failures this Week number 216 in the
United States, aßalnst 214 last year, and
15 in Canada, compared with -27 a year
ago. __ . ' ■
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Foreign Crop News "Favors the Bulls.
Corn Prices Higher—Pro
visions Quiet
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 27.-The vtheat market
was firm during the first half of the mis
sion, sentiment In the pit being Influenced
by foreign crop news, which was generally
favorable to the bulls. The price of wheat
In the principal European grain cen
ters bhowed a considerable advunco owing
to additional reports claiming a greater
Bhortage of wheat In southern Itussla, as
a result of excessive rains. Another bull
ish . factor was decrease In V shipments of
wheat from Argentina during the week
compared with . ..he corresponding week a
year ago. The buying early in , the day
came from . Influential quarters, several
prominent commission houses being on
that side of the market. I There was uUvi
a good demand by local shorts. Toward
the noon hour the market • weakened on
selling by cash houses, increased accept
ances from the country being given as a
reason for the more * liberal offerings.
Little recuperative power was manifested
late In the day, the market closing steady.
September opened %c to Vt,<u'/*u higher .'it
liiWiUKc to 7ti%c. sold up to 77% c, and
then declined to 7tiV4c The close was un
changed at 7ii%4j70%e.
Sentiment In the corn pit was bullUh
almost all day. . The market wits Influ
enced chiefly by the continued absence of
rain throughout the corn belt. At one
time prlcea slumped, off considerably on
profit taking, but covering by shorts who
were aroused by reports of damage caused
a quick rally. ., The market closed firm.
September closed at 51',i'uol%i-.
Outs were . weak on selling by cash
houses. The volume of trading, however,
was small. 1 September closed ut 3^%ft&!c.
Provisions were | quiet and ■ Inclined to
weakness. A weak market for llvs hogs
had a depressing effect. At the close Hop
teinner pork wan oft 7Vio, lard wai un
changed and ribs weie a shade lower.:
Market Rangee
Wheat — Juiv.,75%0; September, 76VJ©
TG%c; December, 79fco.'
Corn-July, tlV«c; September. 61U@SlSc;
May, 49c. ■ ■* ■ ■ -' ■
Oats— July. 84% c; September,' 52%@33c;
December. 83% c; May,-fc%o.
Cash quotations ware as follows;
Flour easy; No. 8 cuilngr wheat, 77f178e;
No. 9. 74t0770; No. 8 red. 75^<^75%0; No. i
corn, 53c; Ho. 2 yellow, 62Ufe5'.2%c; No. i
oata, J»Hc; No. J white, 85Vi4?'37ai No. 8
white, 84%@>^>o: No. J rye, bmiiXtiVbc; good
feed barley, 3&@3Uc: fair to chotue malt-
Ing, 43»f Mo: No, 1 flaxseed, t1.«7%; No. 1
northwestern, tI.IQM; . clover, contract
grade, (11.75; short iTbs sides (loose), ss.oj
6V.10; meaapoik, per barrel, . $18.60; larrt
i>er 100 pounds, 19. 824; vhort clear ildea
(boxed). »s».«!Vi(u»-W; whisky, bualu of high
WllH'B, 11.28. 1 . ' ''-, «-'■' .
■ Articles. r - -. . . , ' Uecelpts. Shlpmti.
Flour, barrel* 13.200 • n.W
Wheat, . busheU ..,....,. .473.300 .'H.M
SAYINGS BANKS,
4 percent paid bn term arid 3 per cent on ordinary snvln£»
Hcposits.' Loans on real f staff.
Security Savings Bank ' , I^ lll *''
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Springi T ota | Assets ' •
Herman W. Hellrnan Bldg, $16.000.000.'00.
• ■ ' — ■ — ,- ■'■ ■ ■"■■ , 1 ":■■,
Gentian-American Savings Bank " Ca f^ l 05000o 5ooo S '" riilllS '-
223 S. Spring St.. Cor. Mflin Total Resource!*,
and First Sts.- (Branch.) $10,000,000.00. ■;
Southern California Savings Bank w.-G. iWckhoff, Pres.
. « . ; J. H. Braly.Vice Prea.
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring,. w d. Wooiwine. V. : Pres.'
Union Trust Building. Clina. H. Toll. Cashier. '
Clearing Hous6 Banks
' If AMR ' - . -.OFpicwm- ■:.■—■''■■' f.i
rpht National Bank of Commerce r M douolass. Pre*.
A jn I.OS ANOISI-RB. CKARLEB BWINO, Cashier.
N W Cor Klxthnml Sprint. CaplUl, (200.000; Surplus, 120,000. * n,
TTnited States National BanT" k^. i BMmt A ck.h. r . e n
8 J Cor Main ft Commercial. Capital, 1200.OOO: Burplua and Profit*. tBO.OOo.
pommercial Nation&l Bank '^.•'^S^c^Kl": ' " "■ -
423 Uotith Rprlng. Ctpltal. fcOO.WJO; Burplua and ProflU,' tZl.WW. ' 1
T^armers & Merchants iMauonai cnnit cmas. seyoich, Ca«hi»r.'- - ~^
~« Cor. Fourth and Main. . Capital, $1,600.0C.: Bin-plug and Fronts, 51.325.00Q, ■
pfret National Bank B.^AMMbND^a.hi.r.
T 8. BL Cor, Second and Sprln..
n/rerchants' National Bank • ■ :.& ■ •
"■*• N E Cor, Becorfd and tlaln. : Capital. >200,000; Surplus and Profits, $350.000. ; u.
"American National Bank • . WjSSFT"
/*. a. w. Cor. Second A Broadway. Capital. ll.OflO.tiOO: Burplua and Profits, tTS.OOO. ■£*.
roadway Bank « Trust uompan> . R w kenny. caahier. • .• f
JOS-810 S. Bdwy, Bradbury Bldg. Capital. 1260,000: BurplUß-Und. Profit* niO.OO*. ■
N~ ational Bank of California . i°iiWa HH G Bmi A Nf(>?n.er^ ' v
N. E. Cor. Be'cond and Spring. Capital. 1200.000; Bnrplui and ProflU,>a».Ooo. ;
r-it-»- O-,«l, K, Twnt rnmMiiK ' JOHN K. MATHJbJWS. Pre*. ,■
ctate Bank a Trust company a. c. harper, cashier. —. -,
N W. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital. tsoO.OOO: Burpluii and ProflU." 180.080. ' .
pitizena' NatiWl Bank £1^1x^1:^1;..;. ': '
V* N. B. Cor. Thlrd'and Spring. Capital. $260,000; Surplua and Profits, $150,000.
-_.„._ '. ■p--"i; ———————— WILLIAM MKAD, Prea. ;.• -, - » ■
pentral Bank , ■■ . w . c . durou*,. Cashier.-. ■ --?*■'
. N. E. Cor. Fourthjfc, Broadway, Capital. $100.000; Burplua end Profits, tlOO.OOO." 't,
' - . .- ,; ■;■..•.. •■■■;■.:■■ -,-r ■■■■-:--■;: \
OH 0/ INVESTMENT- We Of-
for the 7% Preferred t
Stock of the Beacon Shoe; Co. v, |
and with every dollar we give 40 per cen': of common stock.
Only $40,000 remains of the entire capitalization of $200,- . |
000. For particulars write or call on .
313 South Spring ;.' Los Angeles,' Cal. :
Corn, bushels 153.600 ■.»•}»
Oatß, bushels....... 10 ?$2 m
Rye, bushels 1.2°» yiVfi
Barley, bushels 16,500 '2,i00
Cereals of the" World
By Associated Press. ■■ : „,. .
SAN FRANCISCO, • July ST.— Wheat,
easier: December. »1.31; cash, »1.82 H.
quiet; December. 88jio; cash,
'fen, quiet; large . yellow! 'fluo©
'"r^ERPOOL, July 27.— C168e: ■ Whjati
July, 6s 7Ud; September. 6s 6 y*d; De-
Ce NOW' YOR % K.- July -a^F'our re
celpts" 19.600; export*. 12.800.. Steady
with moderate trade. • T «'«t
Wheat 6pot barley steady. •■ Last
pr^es showed -He decline to -He net
advance. May, 88V4c; July. 82% c; Sep
tember. 82 %c; Decenr>ber.BsHo.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Frults-
Fancy apples. J1.25; common, 60c; crab
aa B P i?ries-Strawberrles.' $4.00@600; .black
berries. *2.60©4.00; huckleberries, 12V4c;
ra aa r P a b pes-Mu^'cl ( t;-»1.60; Fontalnbleau. JI.OO
Peaches— Common, 50c: fancy, 750.
Plums— Common, 60c; fancy, 60c.
Oranges - Navels, J1.76@4.00; Valencia,
$I Me® 3 lean limes, J6.00#6 80. _
Lemons— Common California, »i-Wf2-™>
good to choice. «.00®3.60; t anoy. »«@4 fo
Melons — Watermelons. »1.80@4.00; fancy
cantaloupes, J2.00; common, 76c •
Tropical fruits - Bananas, 75c@»1.75.
pineapples, »1.60®4.00; Smyrna figs, *1.50.
Dried Fruit Prices
By* Associated Press.
S?e CC g hh oo a n n^to C tosWc a W^
Peaches remained unchanged. Choice.
lOyJiTlcfextra choice. IVA&WAe: fancy.
S^. e *ru!ei an norn\n^Uy * unchanged!
FF RR I a C lslns 6 'are'flrm'on spot. I^ose mus
catelsT, 6%«7c: B eeded\ raisins, 6©Be; Lon
don layers, nominal. - ■
Cotton and Wool
Bjr Associated Press. ■
NEW YORK. July 27.— Spot cptton
closed ciuiet. Middltns uplands 110.90;
mlddlinff gulf, 111.15. Sales. 800 bales.
ST. LOOIB.' July - 27.— W001, steady:
territory and western mediums, 22 &
28c; fine, 18@18c. t
Treatury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON,' July 87.— Today's treas
ury statement: Available cash, balance.
J170.213.786; gold coin and bullion, ji01.151.
osi; aok certincates. 138^998.810.
.. Credit Balance*
Br Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Ju-ly ?7.-Cred« bal
ances, 1 11.94. • . ■■■ ■.' .
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Shipping
SAN PEDBO, July 2T.:
There wire no arrivals or. departure*
today. VEHSELH IN POST,
1 Tlarkantln* rortland. .
' Behoon«r Aleta Nelaon. .
Bchoontr Henry Villard.
Schooner Kona.
German ship ],l«betl<. 1
■ Schooner w. 11. Smith.
\ Behooner Meteor. >\ -
Schooner 11. V, Bendlxen.
Hahoonur Kldorado.
1 Schooner j, H. Bruce,
Schooner Endeavor,'. |
Schooner Kile. ..
9
JEFFERSON CONSOLIDATED i
MINES COMPANY g'
We recommend the. purchase . this
stock at its present price. 30c per share,/
tor. an immediate advance. .-., . -.- -:;-y
:•" ' PBIRGE} & HUANR, !
■ ; 420 H. W. Hellman bid*. '..
■i- ■■■■■■ .■_ ;■ , :.. , /-; -•-*■■- •*■-■ :.u
IM> B^P Writ* for t r«« 100/
K? K P.P. package Infold Toilet
m " >r V • Tlaßue -: and . literature, j
naming- price of stock In the company.
Greatest Industrial ' entarprlie of the I
»»e. ■ 893 H. W. Hellman building. ■
soiiTrnvEDTEiijr skcuhiiiicsi -co,
lAtn Annrrin. ■ •..- h--\ 7 ■;• ■ ■<^Jt -^=fei^
I Schooner Wawona. .\ ■
Schooner Borealls. "
.' 'VESSELS DUB. -
Schooner Snlem, Astoria. . ' . • ;
Schooner Susio M. Plummer, Taeomv ' 1
tchoonp" G. W. "Wateon, Aberdeen. ■•.. .' ! 'T
chooner David' Evans, Port Townsend./
Schooner Prosper,' Turrlrn ' »r murmur
I Schooner W. F. Wltaman. South Bend, v
Schooner Beulah, Coos Bay. ■ - ■ '>■
Barkentlne C. F. Crocker, Everett.
- Schooner Dauntless, Grays Harbor. . . v>
■ '. '■' .' . "■-■'". ■ 'v ."•■' -' • '■'
I 'San Francisco Shipping
By Associated Press. . ' "
SAN FRANCISCO. * July 2T.-Salled-
Steamer Canta Kosa, San Diego; steamer
Coos Bay, Port ' Los Angeleg. Arrived—
Steamer Santa Rosa, San Diego.
■ • » ■ » .•-■• ■. •: .
Bank Opea Tonisbt
Tho Consolidated Bank of Los An-
Keles, 124 South . Broadway, In ■■ tha
Chamber of Commerce building-, -will be
open tonight, as usual, to accommodate
the public ln'g-eneral and Its old'pat
rons. Four per cent interest paid on
savings deposits. ,- ■: ■ . - . ■
WRANGLE OVER TUNNEL'
Protestors Against Second Street En«
■ '•■ terprlse Confront 'Board "of '-■':*;"■■■.
Public Worki ■-,
After two hours of a wrathy.wrangla'
yesterday afternoon ; between ., prot«d-1
■ tanta ■: against ~ the proposed : ' Second-,
street tunnel and others the matter was I
taken under advisement by members '
of the board of public works. '...-., "; i;'^;,',';
Many, of the protestants who • were '
present at the confab .' yesterday I
threatened the ! c'.ty with damage suits I
If the project was carried out-: -'. .' '•
•- "The 1 protestanta •: Were led ' by \ J. j H." v
Johnson,' proprietor." of the ( Fron tenac
hotel. Tim latter ami ' M.' C.* Liorenxen \
had a wordy tilt In the board of public
■works' chambers. ■: C.- W. NlckUn'aleo;
figured In the proceedlngg. '■
,^ GAS FOR FUEL
Fuel' GAS is; the -best';' servant 1
known.' Can. be summoned in aii|
instant'' and V.'.' as ". promptly ' dis-
missed,' '.)lt':"- is; 'cheap, v- safc'ahdt
convenient ; just what, has.' been m
wanted "through the ' ages."
: — . .. .1 . ni.^i — -m.
The reduced price of , ice- putsHt?,
in everybody's 1 reach. Order to* ■
"day for: health, comfort and.
l<et« than to lbs ...400- per 104 ■
SO to HO 1b«.......;...'...;550'per100-,
15U Ibi. and ui>wurtls....,,.3oc} per 101)
/ UNION ICE COMPANY,, ,
■ Main JOI. . . Hame EX. SSI. ■
'.-•V+l ■'. ■ • ' '»'!••' ' . ' .'.'■> '' -."'/■-'

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