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THE WOODBURY METHODS
Develop moneyearnlnß eapsclty and
lead dfrtatly to position, preitlße and
promotion. "Tun «iic«;f.«(s of xiiw
STUDRNT" our tnntto. Day «nd even-
Inn session*. Kntor anr day. Call,
write, phon*. f.'
POI» B. Hill. Horn* IWM>. Main 230ft.
The California School for Boys
Of 7to 14 years, nesldentlal and day.
Pupils prennred for hlKh school ana
college. Trained and experienced
teachers, under tho prlnclpulshlp of N.
■William rirlck, A. B. (Queens), for nine
years principal of Refjlopollß college
• and for »lx years principal of a large
?irrnmmar gchool. 1948 Lovelace avo.,
half a block from Washington st.
'School opens September 12. Terms
moderate, Wrlto or call. Home 23673.
Now located In
NEW BUILDING
largest and finest In the Southwest
FIFTn-gTmaiST-nV-THK-PARK
CXi/tllJttifoto&tj** Largest Bus-
•^^j^^lne.. College In
A*^^^ " w * w ™ tos Angeles.
; ' WJT C53-5<7 W. 7th Bt.
* »»|i*sw»Ww^E~r '^ cw 5-inom cot-
Inge. Toilot, por-
v J^^RSB™^^^k celain linth, sink.
*■•' " etc. Close In ; a
snap at Jl«uo, on terms to suit YOU; lot
60x140. For exchange, clear, large 9-
room residence, Redlands, Cal., on one
of the very finest residence streets: lot
70x135: price $5000. Want clear ranch.
EDWIN AI.DKItSOiv, Owner. 201-203
T^anghlln Bldgr.
EDUCATIONAL
SPANISH IVESSiONS~"By~~EXi'ERi-
eneed teacher. TrlephonP HOME 31(152.
. : FOR SALE
Miscellaneous
FOR SALI I.—1 .—
PSano
-.■Do you seriously contemplate tho
' - purchase of a piano? If so; I have a
new lovely toned and a beautiful up-
right piano that has never been used.
. This piano carries a
Ten Year Guarantee
and wjll be sold ...
;- Way -Below. Cost
For particulars address
-•■.' Box 352, , Herald
Fon sale-three sets of globe
- Marine engines; two 75 h. p., one 60 h.
p, can be Inspected at Fellows' Boat
: Building Yard, Terminal Island. Sult-
>. able for launches and power boats of
■ every description. These engines are
..new and have never been installed.
Will sell at a reduction, together or
separate. A big bargain.
• / - F. ORMOND,
801 . 0. T. - Johnson Bldg.
: FOR SALE — NEW AND SECOND-
. hand billiard and pool tables; bar fix-
/ tints of all kinds; easy payment!.
Send for catalogue. THE HHUNH-
WICK-BALK E-COLLENDER CO.. 831
West Third street, Los Angelea.
FOR SALE — AUTOMOBILE.'
An auto delivery wagon. A well
known make; 'will sell for $375. Ap-
ply to manager VILLE DE PARIS,
319 S. Broadway. ■ •
, ■ FOR SALE— 3OO STANDS BEES IN
.good condition; good hives; good loca-
'Men. . Address BOX 10 Bakersfleld, Cal.
FOR SALE-PIANO, STANDARD MAKE
In good condition; price )2SO. Address
Box 815, Herald.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
McDonald & stott, ',
809 to 317 Lankershlm Building.'
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers In real estate
who have properties for sale or ex-
change will nnd It decidedly to their
. advantage to come in and have a talk
with us.
We can handle property located In
any part of the United States. East-
ern property a specialty.
We have the best trader In the
United States; It -means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see us.
MCDONALD & STOTT,
Entrance 312 Lankershlm Bids;.
Home Phone 4746.
Sunset Main 4556. ' .' '
""" BEN WHITE ""
y7"V Will ■ Exchange ''.';;:•
rour property; Immense bargains! ap<
ply at once. - Satisfaction and quick
loults. Mombtr Uenliy Board. 301-i
UItYBON ULOC K. 2d and Spring 41*.
SEVERAL FIRStfTcLASS EXCHAIKJeS
fur rooming houabs. Wo have some
of the best hotels and rooming; houses
. in the city for sale, call and see us.
AIIKIi <ft Mt'KI.MGO'IT,
■ ■ 611 8(1. Broadway. jV
il Oil KXCIIA!V(iK —AN VPIIIGHT
liluiiu, uf»» mill iirrd'i I oriler iiuil Hne
luiml, Will *xi-hani(e Jur lot. All.
.varcM BOX HUH, li.nild. .
•FOR EXCHANGE-^ '
Have some good land to trade for well
located rooming house; will assume or
iiay cash difference; can give a good
trade. J. A. Morlan & Co.. 203 Fay bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE- " ~
Four claims in good district,' run. (30
to 160 in gold; owner can't develop and
. will sacrifice, lnaulr* 203 Fay bldg.
■"■ ■.. ■ ■-- *- ,
PRICE RECOVERY
IN STOCK VALUES
MONEY SITUATION IS GREATLY
IMPROVED
More London Oold Secured for New
York Banks— Gould and Harrl.
man Pacifies Strengthen
the Market
uiiair.it tom-3
j> Further decline in values fol- market yesterday. Great North- <
y em preferred fell \%, Reading <
e> Hi and St. Paul. Northern Pa- <
j> clfic, Missouri Pacific and Denver tlonal Paper and National Lend 4 points. <
b Lead's gain reached 2U. Texas <
b & Pacific 1% and Union Pacific, <
» Pennsylvania, Republic Steel pre- <
b ferred and Distillers' Securities ft <
» point, and American Express 2 <
b points. <
b Southern Pacific .gained 1%, <
% Union Pacific 1% and Great North- *
p em preferred, Erie Wabash pre- <
» ferred, lowa Central preferred and <
p Missouri Pacific 1 to Hi. <
P Union Pacific extended Ha rise Union Pacific rose an extreme 3 Reading? and General Electric 2, lie Steel, Sugar and others about <
p a point. ,: <
h t
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Prlces of stocks
recovered in today's market. The recov
ery halted at about lust night's level of
prices and there was a long pause, which
accounted mostly for the falling off in
the day's average of activity. The recov
ered level of prices did not induce any
renewal of selling.
The easing of tne money situation was
more decisive today than yesterday and
confidence was correspondingly re-estab
lished. The call money market showed
clearly the influence of the replenishment
of banking resources by the Import move
ment of gold and 6 per cent was the rate
lor the day with the exception of a tem
porary rise to 6% per cent.
Another $2,000,000 In gold was secured
In London for New York. That center
also showed itself somewhat less dis
turbed over the heavy demands of New
York for gold, which have aroused much
criticism in London financial circles and
nave prompted the advice in the London
Times this morning to discriminate in In
terest charges for loans on American
collateral.
A deposit of $1,000,000 at the sub-treas
ury for transfer to San Francisco was at
tributed to the further payment of fire
Insurance losses, although reports of an
unexplained run on a Bavlngs bank In
that city were discussed in Wall street.
As the money rate declines In New
York there is some movement toward re
tirement of credits by banks outside of
New York which were put out to take
advantage of the high money rate. But
this movement was .-■vercome by the tide
of foreign gold and did not nold up the
mrmey" rate against that Influence. An
advance In the price of government re
funding 2 per cents was regarded as sig
nificant of probable coming needs by
banks for government bonds to serve as
security for further relief measures by
use of government funds.
' The upward movement originated in the
Oould and Harriman Pacifies, but the list
was pretty generally involved by the
spread of the movement.
The closing was .fairly buoyant and
active.
Bonds -were Irregular.. Total -Bales, par
value, $1,560,000.
United States 2 registered advanced a
half percent and the coupons 2s 1 per
cent on call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. — The following
were the official quotations on th»
stock exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Adams Ex...-. . ... ....-275
82,800 Amal C"P 112 »i 110 112
1,700 Am C & Fdy.. 41 ft 39% 41 V4
do pfd... 99
1,500 Am Cot 0i1... 33 Vi 32% 33%
do pfd ■, 90%
100 Am Ex 255 255 255
200 Am H &L pd 29%' 29% 28%
4,900 Am Ice 85 .-» 84% 85
Am Lin Oil 19' A
do pfd - 40
8,600 Am Loco .... 72>4 70% 72%
, do pfd 112
47,600 Km Smel & 1t. 155?; 153% 1&!>%
1.000 do pfd 116% 116% 116%
4,600 Am Bug Ref..137% 136 137
Am Tob p c. 101
29,600 Ana Mm C 0. .280 276% 279%
64,200 Atchlson 110% 108% 109%
600 do pfd 100% 100% 100%
11,800 Atlantic C L. . 145 142 146
8,200 B & 0 12OU 110- 120%
300 - do pfd 94 94 93
10,700 Brock II T... 81 79% 80%
4,400 Can Pac 177 176% 177
Cent of N J 228
2,400 Ches & Ohio.. 64% 53% :>J%
800 Chi G W 18 17% 18%
600 Chi & N W...211 207% 211%
36,100 C M & St P...179 174% 178%
Chi Term &.T 12
do pfd .... H7
CCC & St L 94
5,900 Col P & I 57 Ti 56% 67%
400 Col &' South.. 36% 36% 36%
100 do Ist pfd.. (i'Jii 69 <i 69
do 2d pfd 49%
1,300 Consol Ga5... 140 138% 139%
Corn Pro 19%
200 do pfd 77 17 .7«
1,300 Del & Hud. ..217% 216% 217
Del L & W 505
2,000 Den & R 0... 43% 43 43%
200 do pfd...... 85 % 85 86
16.300 Distill Sec... 65% 64% 66%
17,9(10 Krie 48% 47V< 48»,5
1,000 do Ist pfd.. 77% 77% 77H
800 do 2d pfd.. 71 70% 71%
900 Gen E1ect. ...168 166 16S
Hock Val 127
11l Cent 172
4,400 Inter Paper.. 18 17 17%
»0O do pfd S3 82 82%
1,600 Inter Pump... 48U 47 48
do pfd 83
1.100 lowa Cent.... 30% 80% 30%
1,000 do pM 52U 50% 62
600 X C South.... 28 27 28
2,200 do pfd 58 57% 68
1,700 U & N 1&2% 148% 161%
2PO Max Cent 20% .JOVi 20%
200 Minn &St L. . 75 #74% 74%
MStP&SItStM. . r 162
do pfd 165
85.400 Mo Pao.. 100 08 99
2,100 M K& T 36% 35 ,1 86
• 200 do pfd 70 ' 70 69%
7,700 Nat Lead 80% 78 80%
800 NRRof Mpd 45H 45U 45%
2,100 N V Cent 144% 142% 144
1,400 N V Out &W. 50% 49% 60%
10,300 Norfolk & W. 94% 93% 9»'i
do pfd 90H
600 North Am 01% 91% 91%
900 Pao Mail 38H 37% 38%
51,100 Pennsylvania 142% 139% 142
2,400 People's Gas.. BOH 89% SOVi
100 PCC&StL.. 85 85 84%
2,600 Press SCar... &3U 82% 63>£
..: do pfd 97
500 Pullman P C.S&O 347 849
126,300 Heading 143 U 139% 143
100 do Ist pfd.. tto% 90% 90H
200 do 3d pfd.. 92% 92% 91%
11,600 Repub Steel.. 37% 36 37%
2,200 do pfd 102 102 103»i
2,600 n ICo 37% 27% M%
1,700 do pfd 66H OiiU «ii ; >»
nub Ods pfd.. ......... 100
200 BtL & HP 2 pd 44 44 44 '
1,0(111 Hi 1, H W 25H 2KU 25%
■■ 2,500 • do pfd 63% ' «i'/l 63»i
119,600 South Pa 0,... t»8T» 91-93%
too do pfd nu iv "'inTi
18,300 South 8y..... Zi% 57% BS',i
W?i.i. . ,.. -tLm TiMMift aTmnii i'isj'PiiMsJ>fc*TiiMiii JiiniMsii ■Wiaiafi^i
LOS ANQELES MERAtDs THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1906.
too no pf-1 »»H »»H «*
....... T>ni C A I .... IBS
81,200 Tex A tnc... 87H 8«H
ROrt Tol St ti AW 82 »1« 81*
1,000 no pfd 63U 52 KB%
U8.700 Union rae....1»4H 190 M 194
400 do pfd 941,4 94<i 94M
*. TT S Xt 183
US Realty 74
2,000 U B Rubber.. 50 «4 4» 60
600 do pfd 109H 108% 109
9«,B0O V S Stetl.... 4«H 4S. «SH
4,000 no pf<l JOrt'i, 106% lOAVt
1,400 Vft Car Chem. 40V4 39*4 40V»
300 do pfd 110 110 110
800 W.ihUßh 20H 19H tOV*
fIOO do pfd 4S -U .45 45
100 Wells V Ex. ..291 291 290
400 Wpftt F.1ect.,.165 15R JM
.<•... West Union 91 %
1,100 Wheel ALE. \k~i \k\i ISV4
200 Wls Cent 24 .24 24H
20«-) fld pfd 51 BOH »0H
10,100 Nor Pftc 21«H 214 21(1%
6,000 C«nt Lea 40% 38tt 89H
300 do pfd 102 101H 102V4
800 .m O ;,s Sheff... 7RU 77% 78'/ 4
e,IOO Ot Nor pfd... 331% 332 337%
400 Inter Met 38% Wi M%
800 do pfd...... 77% 77 77V4
Total sales for the day 1,128,900
shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated Press.
NEW YuliK, Sept. 12.— The following
were offUl.'.l closing prices for bonds lu
day:
U 8 ref 2s reg.lo6 Japan 4s cert .. 87%
Do coupon ...106 Japan 4%s cert... HI
U8 3s reg ..10!l% Do 2d series... 90)4
Do coupon ...103% L & N un 4s ....100
U B old 4s reg.lO2V 4 Man con gld 45. 100%
Do coupon ...103% Mcx Cent 4s ... 77
U 8 new 4s reg.l3l Do Ist lnu .... 19%
Do coupon ...131 Minn &St L 45.. 94%
Am Tobacco 4s 77% M X ft T 4s ..101
Do Cs 112% Do 2clS 85%
Atch Uen 45,..10 > jy 4 Nat 11 Mcx c4s 85
Do ndj 4s ... 9(i NY Cent g 3%5. 82' i
Atlantic C L 4s 95% N J Cent g 65...11!fi%
11 & O 4a 102' A North Pac 4s ..103%
Do 3%s 9-1% Do 3a 75%
Brook KTcd 94%» Nor & W 0 45... 99f 4
Cent of Oa 65. 11 l .Oregon SLrt 4s 91%
Do Ist mc ... 98 Perm cv B%s ....101%
Do 2d Ino .... 89 Read Gen 4s ... 99%
Do 3d Ino .... 87 St L. & 1 M c 65.U4%
C & O 4%s ....104% St L & S Vfg 4s 81%
C& A 3%s .... 77 Bt L8 W I 45.. 77%
C B ft Q n 4s 95% Seaboard A I. 4s Mi*
CRI & P 4a ..77% South. Pac 4s ..01%
Do col 6s .... 9014 Do Ist 4s cert. 96
CCC & S Lg45.109% Southern Ry 65..115^
Col In Bs ser A. 76% T & P lsts 118%
Col Mid 4s ... 72 T St L A W 4s. !<2%
Col & South is 91 Union Pacific 43.103
Cuba 6s 10U4 Do CV 4s 9
D & n O 45.. 99 US Steel 2d 6s. 9XMi
Dlst Sec 5s ... $9V4 Wabash lsts ....111%
Erie pr In 45.. 99% Do Deb B .... !sl
Eric Gen 4a .. 90 Western Md 45.. Bl'4
Hock Vnl 4%5.106 W&L E4s .... 86Vfc
Japan 6s 100% Wls Cent 4s .... 88%
Japan 6s 2d ser.loo
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated -Press.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.— The following were
the official closing quotations today for
stocks and bonds;
Atch adj 43 .... 95 Amalgamated ..112
Atchison 4s ....100 Atlantic 13
Mcx Cent 4s .. 76 Bingham Si '
Atchlson 109% Cal & Hec 750
Do pfd ...... .100% Centennial 24J4
Bost &Al ....213 Copper Range... 77%
Bost & Me ...,1«5 Daly West 16
Bost Klevated.l63% Granny 11%
Fitchburg pfd.l34 Isle Royale 10%
Mcx Cent 2»\i Mass Mining .... SVi
NY NH & II ..195 Michigan 103%
Pere Marq .... 63 Mohawk 61
Union Pacific. l 93% Old Dominion... 44U
Am Arg Chom. 26% Osceola 120%
Do pfd 97 Parrot 26%
Am Pneu Tube 13 Quincy 88
Am Sugar ....137% Shannon H%
Am T & T ...137% Tamarack 97^i
Am Woolen ..36% Trinity 10
Do pfd 104U United Copper .. 63 1 ,4
Dom I & 5.... 2M» US Mining .... ffi«b
Ed Elec 11.. ..235 U S Oil 10
Mass Elec .... 20 Utah t!3Vi
Do pfd 72 Victoria 6%
Mass Gas £8 Wlnona 7%
United Fruit. .llo Wolverine 15
Un Shoe Mach 80 Michigan Butte.. 88
Do pfd 30 Butte Coalition. 34V4
Green 25% Nevada 17%
U S Steel 4fi% Mitchell 4%
- Do pfd 106% Calumet & Ar1z.117%,
Adventure ».... 6 Tecimiseh 1H»
Allouez 37% Arizona Cornel.. 37 V4
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.— The London
tin market was unchanged to 6s lower
with Knot quoted at £185 and futures at
£183 10s. Locally the market was quiet'
with quotations ransring from $40.25 to
$40.50; the Inside price Indicating- buy-,
era views.. • i. • '
Copper was a shade lower In the
English market with spot quoted at £86
12s 6d and futures at £86 10s. Locally
the market was strong with lake
quoted at $18.87% @ 19.12%; electrolytic,
$18.75® 19.00. and casting at $18.70@
18.75.
Lend was Is 3d higher at {18 3s 9d In
the London market. Locally the mar
ket is firm with quotations ranging:
from $5.75 to $6.00; the Inside price
being for thirty days' shipment.
Spelter was unchanged at £27 10s in
London, but was higher locally with
spot quoted at $6.10® 6.20.
Locally the Iron market was un
changed. •
San Francisco Mining Stocks '
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-Tha offi
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
Alpha Con 6 Kentuck Con 4
Andes «... 5 Mexican 69
Belcher 16 Occidental C0n.... 78
Best & Belcher. 86 Ophir 295
Caledonia 25 Overman 9
Challenge Con .. 10 Potosl Jt
Chollar 8 Scorpion 6
Confidence 52 Sag Belcher 2
Con Cal & Va.. 82 Sierra Nevada ... _5
Con Imperial ... 1 Silver Hill 78
Eureka Con ....850 Union Con 34
Exchequer B0- Utnh Con 2
Oould & Currle. 16 Yellow Jacket IS
Hale & Norc... 90 St Louis 5
Julia 7
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Bept. 12.— Money on call
firm at 4i 7 per cent; ruling rate, 4% per
cent; closing bid, 4 per cent; offered, 5
per cent. \
Time loans 'easier; B0 days, 7®7% per
cent; 90 days, 7 per cent; six months, MP
616 per cent,
Prime mercantile paper, 6(37 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at $l>:ilf»r,/>
4.8350 for demand and at 54.7975<ft1.7&50 for
60-day bills. Posted rates, S1.81&4.81% and
$4.84%.
Commercial bills, - $4.79%.
Bar silver, 68>4c.
Mexican dollars, 63c.
Bonds— Governments, strong; railroads,
Irregular.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.— Today's
treasury statement: Available rush bal
ance, 5210.9tiK.5n5; gold coin and bul
lion, $112,411,218; gold certificates, (00.
562,940.
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Bept. 12.— Cattle— Receipts,
24,000; market weaker to 160 lower.
Beeves, W.80®8.75 ; cows and heifers, $1.60(31
5.10; stockers and feeders, 52.60ft4.35; Tnx
ans, JS.i',iKf|4.W; westerns, $3.61X<|5.35; calves,
$5.75(f(8.U0.
Hogs— Receipts, 25,000; market steady.
Mixed and butchers', 55.90@iJ.55; good
heavy, (6.0506.42%; rough heavy, (5. 450
5.75; light, Jfi.KKfiti.HO; pigs, $5.50<p.20; bulk
of sales, J5.85A6.89.
Sheep— Recsfuts, ■ 23,000; market strong.
Sheep, 53.7565.70; lambs, 55.0056.00.
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Sugar— Raw,
firm: fair refining. S-Vfl3%c; centrifugal,
D 6 test, 4 1-liiu; inoliiHKOH sugar, 3%(fr3V< n -
Kenned, firm; crushed, 5.70 c; powdered,
5.10 c; granulated, 5.00 c.
Coffee Jutuies closed weak at a net
decline ot 15 to 20 points. Hales, M.K'i
bags. Including October at 6.45®6.5(Je ; No
vember, «.6Ro: December, 6.tiO&S.7!ji';
March, 8.9<W.00c: May. 7.05@7.10c; June.
7.lofflU6c; July, 7.10®7.j0ci August, 7.250.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Frees..
NEW YORK. -/Bept. 18-Spot 'cotton
closed quiet. Midland uplands, v.MV;
lOlUrlllng gulf, 10 Mic. Bales, none. .
BT.-I.OUIB, Sept. U.-Wool-Bteaily;
territory and • western m«dlums, 2&^J7c;
tine medium, UQViol fl"«. H&Uc. jjMMi
POTATO PRICES
SLOW TO BREAK
CONSUMERS WANT NONE BUT
FANCY SPUDS
Eastern Butter arid. Eggs In Storage
Serve to Supply Local De.
mantis — Dealers Away
on Vacation
MiiKlnrs.i wrifl fairly active In the local
produce market yesterday and all prices
for good stock were steady.
The expected break In potato prices hflu
not iii;itci'liili7.rii. Fancy slock Is scarce
and wanted by the trade and dealers se
cure all good spuds that me offered.
Swret potatoes are more plentiful.
Continued light receipts of locnl cream
ery htrttor glvos firmness to the market
nnd now no early decline Is anticipated.
Considerable enstern storage butter Is
used tn nil orders and as the nuallty I*
satisfactory there is no' complaint about
prlrfts. * '
a Receipts of local ranch egKS were 207
onsen. The market Is regarded as firmer
In thfi fruit nnd vegetable market vari
ous prices ontnlncd.
Mnny wholesalers are out of the- city
on vacation nnd hunlness trips.
No change in official quotations.
Produce Receipts
Kggd, cases jjW
Butter, pounds "•??!
Cheese, pounds 6i3'»
Potatoes, sacks 815
Onions, sacks /. Non .?
Benns, sacks ; ■ -J
Sweet potatoes, sacks »'
Produce Prices
The following an. the Jobbing prlcet
in tli* locnl market:
EGGS— Fresh California ranch, 33c;
northern, 29c; eastern fresh, 30c; storage
HUTTEU--Knncy locnl Cf*»«rn*ry,
67% c:. Valley creamery, 56@5i%c;
coast creamery. 60c; choice. 47% W&uo;
cooking, 21c. ■ ._
HONKi-VVater white. 60-lb. cans. JO
6%c lb.; light amber, s(gS%c; amber, sc.
Honeycomb, water white, 1-lb. frame,
U%@lsc; w.ilte. 11%@12%c: beeswax. 270.
CIIEKSE - Northern, 14®15c; Anchor,
large, 17c; Young America^ 18c; Hand,
19c; local. 16c; eastern, singles. lo%«<4Gc;
Twins, 6®16%c; I.onghorn, 16%@17c; Daisy,
16% #170! Bwlsb, imported. 28c; Swiss,
domestic. 20c; Llmburger, 20c.
.CHlLl— Kvatiorattiil. We; sun dried. 50c:
ground, 12% c; Mexicans, black, 18c;
"ipOIATOES (per 100-lbs.) — Burbank,
local, new, $1.60®1.66; Salinas, $1.75;
Highland Burbanks, 51.404J11.60; sweet
potatoes, 52.00@2.25. . „. M ,
HEANS dill per 100 lbs.)-Plnk No. 1,
$2.60; No. 2, $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00; Lady
Washington, No. 1, 13.25@3.50; Blackeyes,
$0.50; Garvanias, *4.60®5.(K1; German len
l"otoK)Ni?ft>er 100 lbs.)-SUv«rsklns. $1.63;
Yellow Danver northern, $1.60; garlic, 8c;
Australian browns, $1.60.
APPLES — Alexanders, $1.20@1.25;
Gravenstelns, $1.10@1.25; Bellefleurs, $1.25;
fall pippins. $1.10(81.25.
POULTKV— Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows (per pound):
Hens. 17018 c; young voosters, 21c: fryers,
21c: old roosters, 18c; broilers, 220; tur
keys, 23@25c; old. 22c; geese, 15c; ducks,
For stork* In good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 18c;
young roosters. 15c; fryers, 16c: broilers,
17c; old roosters, 8c; turkeys, local, 15®
17c; old torns. 16c; young toms, 17c; hen
turkeys, 15c; geese, 9c; ducks, lie; squaba,
2c
BAKERS' FLOUR— Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per bbl., $5.25; blended
wheat, $4.90; eastern rye. $5.26.
CEREAL GOODS- Wholesale prices as
fcHows: '■ IMb. M-1b.5t.-Ib.
Al flour, per 100 $170
Banquet floor, per 100.... 2.60 .... ....
Pastry flour, per 100..... 2.60 . ..„ ..j.
Graham flour 2.40 2.85 2.80
Corn meal, W. ft W.... 8.15 2.10 2.05
Whole wheat 2.50 2.45 1.40
Rv« 2.76 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 8.40 8. 53 8.30
Farina 3.40 8.3S 8.80
GRAIN AND FEED (per 100 Ibs.)-
Whent, $1.60; wheat (100-lb. sack), $1.65;
corn, $1.35; cracked corn. $1.40; feed meal,
$1.45; bran, h^avy, $1.25; rolled barley,
$1.40: oil cake meal. $2.26; cotton i""<d
meal, $1.56; c jcoanut cake, $1.65; shorts,
pounds, $1.45; white oats, $1.9 C; red oats,
$1.60; eastern Kaffir corn, $1.86.
HAY-(A 11 per ton):
Choice wheat hay $16.60 to $17.50
No. 1 whoat or wheat A
oat 14.50 to 15.50
No. 2 wheat or wheat &
oat 12.00 to 18.00
Choice tame oat 13.00 to 14.00
Other tame oat 10.00 to 11.00
Wild oat 10.00 to • 12.00
Stock hay 7.00 to 8.04
Alfalfa 8.00 to 11.00
Straw, per bale 40 to .60
FRUITS AND BERRIES — Bananas,
4©4% c; Btrawberrles. 4® sc.
CITRUS FRUITS — Lemons. fnncsy.
$4.5006.00.
NUTB AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
lb.)— Almonds. JXL, 15c; Ne Plus Ultra,
17c; peanuts, California, fancy. 6%@6c;
eastern, fancy, 6c; 'walnuts, California
hleac.Vd. N >- 1. KktflSVic: pecans. Jumbo,
14c; extra large, 14% c; Brazils, 14c; fil
berts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c;
evaporated apples, per lb., 12@>12%c; apri
cots, 15016 c; nectarines, 11c: peaches. 1 c:
pears, 13c; plums, lie; raisins, 6c; seedless
muscats, 6c.
DATES— Persian dates. 614@6Hc; Fards,
So.
VEGETABLES— String beans. 6®se;
wax beans. 4c; beets, 60c a sack; fancy
celery, 30@£Oc doz.; evaporated chills,
20@30c lb.; garlic, 7c lb.; lettuce, 12% c
doz.; peaa, Ec lb.; spinach. 160 "oz.;
'turnips. 600 .sack; cabbage. 60 sack;
local tomatoes, 80c a crate; cucumbers,
40c box; green corn, 80c sack.
Retail Prices
Following prices lor leading articles of
consumption prevail at tho Los Angeles
stores:
Uuittr. Mb. roll, fn.iey 700
Butter, 2%-lb. roll, Poppy 65s
and uoukliik 6'>o
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen 40a
fuiutov*. inncy, lUO IDS $2.60
Apples, 6 lbs 25c
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12. — Beans-
Pink, $2.00(8 2.25; lima, *3.75#5.50;
small whltu, 13.00Q3.25; large while,
$2.f.0fc2.65.
Potatoes — River Burbanks, 85c(f()
$1.10; Salinas Kurhankß, $1. 501H.6U;
Merced sweets. Hi r« 2i:
Onions — Silverakin, 60Q>75c.
Vurlous — Green peas, SH«*<c; string
beans, 3©Be: egg plant. 'ZSiUiOc; green
peppers 25«5i4Qc; tomatoes. lU'iMOo;
summer squash. 15@30c; garlic, 2@>3c;
cucumbers, 15(fH0c.
Flour — Family extras. $4.65<&>6.10;
bakers extras, $4.30fH.60; Oregon and
Waslilnffton. $3.76 <g> 4.25.
i Wheat— Sh'pr.lng, »1.27V4 @1.30; mill
ing, $1.3Cff>1.40.
jiarley — Feed, $1.0001.05: brewing,
»I.06<»1.10; chevalier. $1.10«jil.80.
Oats— lied. $1.18@1.45; white, $1.85<8>
1.45
MllißtUffs — Middlings, $24.00 lie 28.00;
mixed feed $23.00«J)24.00: roiled barley.
$23.!i0(jJ24.50; oatmeal, $<.60(R)4.75; oat
groatß, $4.75; rolled oats, $7.00ra>8.00.
liny— Wheat, $13.00017.50; whent and
oat $10.(1061' 14.00; oal, wild. $8.00tj<11.60;
oat', tamo, |U.00i3>12.60; alfalfa, $7.00(j)
10.50; Htmw, .!".(« (iuo.
Receipts — Flour, 3(!15; wheat. 80;
barloy x 6B14: oats. 767; beans. 1817;
corn, S; potatoes, 4176; Onions, 1018;
brnn US; middlings 46;. hay 817;
straw, 40; hops, 7; hides, 664; wlnts,
74,550.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated I'ross.
BAN TRANCISCO Sept. 12— Butter-
Fancy creamery, 26c; seconds, 22c;
fancy dairy. 24 lie; M^conils. 86c.
Cheese— Hastern, l«Ho; young Amer
lea. 12V4c; western, lßc. <m
■ Kkka— nanch. 8!»e; Btore. 18®2Bc.
CHICAaO. Bept. 12.— 0n the produce
exchunso today the butter market was
mi iiiw; creameries, 1 1» 0* 2 4»- ; dallies, 17
yiulie. K«Ka. tlnn at mark, cams lv
clitil*d, f2ti<jn/ c; first*. 19«; pflrn*
firsts, 20 Uc; extra*, 2to. Che«ie,
ateady, llH@l2He
FINANCIAL
LOB ANOBLES, flept. 12. — Bunk roar
ings were $2,801,992.94. an «ncre«»o of
$751,953.68 over the eorreapondlng date
lout year, Following Is a comparative
statement:
190(1. llOt. 1004.
Sept. 10.. Holiday.
Sept. 11 ..$3,021,687 $2,!00,J?« $1,152,004
Sept. 12.. 3 901902 1,160,089 1,407,408
LOB ANQELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official nalen— Booo Associated Oil at
»»H*i>*S«ic: 1000 Ollnd* l>«nd Co. *t
10c; 10 Riverside Home T. & T. at $47.60.
Bank Stocks
Illri. AKk'rt
American National Btnk..U6U l'7',i
Hronrtwuy Bank He T. Co.. 155 i»«.
Bank of Los Angeles 132 ••>/:
Central 210 ■ • •
Cltlisenn National 231 175
Commercial Savings ..132 176
Dollnr Aiviiirh Itmik 140 •••
Farmers A Merchants Nnt. B7l •■■ /
Kcdor.nl linnk 12 1< •
First Natlonnl Stamped 445
Oerninn American .325 ...
Home Savings Ilk. of L. A. 140 ••■
I* A. Trust Co 1»»
Merchants National 440
Merchants Trust Co 99%
tift |i«r rrnt paid up.
Nntt. Bank of California. .29.',
Natl, Bank of Commerce. . 125 ••■
Security Savings Hunk. .. .2.10 •••
Kotith.'i-n Cal. Savings
State Bank & Trust Cd.... 97 102
U. 8. National Hunk 152% ...
Bonds
Illit Aik»d.
A««oclAted Oil 87 V 4 88
California Pacific Ry. Co.. 99 101
Cucamonga Water Co 100
Kfllsou lSlectrlo Ist R....101% ...
Rdlson Klec. Co.. old Issue. 108 109
Home Telephone 90% ...
Home Telephone Ist ret... 80 Si
L. A. r ac. Con. Mtg 109 ...
L. A. Tmotlon Co 11l ...
L. A. Electrlo 100 ...
L. A. It:illwny Co 114% ...
Mission Trans, & R, C 0 .... 94 ...
Mt. Lowe Railway Co, 85 99
Pacific Light & Power Co. . 95 ...V
Paciflo .Electric Ry. C 0....107. ...107
Pasadena 11. T. &T. C 0... 87% 90%
Pomoni Con. Water Co
Riverside 11. T. &T, Co. . . 8-2 . 88
San Diego H. T. & T. Co. . . . 85
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co . . 86
Santa Barbara Elee. Ry 97%
Seaside Water Co ...
Tcmescal Water Co 86 ..
United Wc<\ (). & P. C 0.. .100% ...
U. 8. Long Distance 80 91
Union Transportation Co.. 93 •. . .
Vlsalia Water Co
Wittier 84
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated OH ...
Associated OH 38% .88?*
Central 81 100.00
Columbia 18%
Continental 16 .22%
Fuilerton Con 75
Fullerton Oil .45 • ... ■
Globe .03% ...
Home WhttUcr ...
Mexican Petroleum .. 1.05U t 1.08
Ollnda Land Co 09 .10
Plru Oil & L. Co .06%
Reed Crude 17 ...
Rice Ranch OH Co 68% .69
Union 201.00 204.50
Union Provident C 0. .201 .80 206.00
United Petroleum ....360.00 400.00
Western Union 285.00
Miscellaneous Stocks ,
Bid. Asked
Cal. Portland Cem. Co. 40.00
California Hospital .. 90.00 96.75
Edison Klec. pfd.
Edison Elec. c0m.... 69.00
Home Telephone pfd. 61.75 63.00
LosAngelesßrewery.llo Off
L. A. Jockey Club.... 90.00
Pacific Mutual Life 260.00
Riverside H.T.&T.Co. 47.50
St. Monica H.T.&T.Co
San Diego H.T.&T.Co 87.50
Seaside Water Co 100. 00
Sun Drug Co
U. S. Long Dlßtanee i ■ 66.50.
Union Trust & T. Co 52.00
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales — 300 Hecla Con. Mines
Co. at $3.26(3)3.26%; 300 at $3.30 (B. 30);
1000 Nevada Searchlight at lie (B. 60);
200 Furnace Creek Copper at $3.06: 100
at's3.oß (B. 60); 6000 Searchlight West
ern at 10%®10!6c
CALIFORNIA
Bid. Asked.
Furnace Creek Cop. Co. 3.04 8.10.
Furnace Valley Cop. Co .60
NEVADA
(Tonopah District)
Bclmont 4.95 6.12%
(Johnnie District) * f
Nye County
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co. .16% .17%
(Searchlight District)
Cyrus Noble 15%
Eldorado Can. M&MCo. .02% .04
New Era 02% .04
Nevada Searchlight .. .09% .10%
Searchlight M.&M.Co.. 1.25
Searchlight Parallel .. .07? i .09
Searchlight West M. Co .10% .11
ARIZONA
Hccla Con. Mines C 0... 3.26 3.30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cereal Prices Strong — Small Demand
for Export Wheat — Pro
visions Weak
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12. — The wheat mar
ket opened featureless today and prices
were close to the final quotations of
yesterday. The strong upward tend
ency of the oats market together with
small©.- marketings In the northwest
soon caused a strong feeling and prices
advanced until the price of the De
cember option was %@%c above the
opening 1 . On the bulge there was much
selling for profits and some covering by
shorts. There was no Improvement In
export demand and cables were not en
couraging. Under these Influences
prices declined and the final quotation
was only He above the close of yester
day. December wheat opened at 71%
<fflf2c, oold between 71%<iiill%c. and
72>/t ff)72%c. and closed firm, V4o higher
at 72c.
The corn, market was strong partly
In symputhy with wheat and also be
cause of tho firm prices for cash corn.
December closed %V4c up at 42H&
"data were strong all day, at one tkme
selling up %c with the December op
tion at Sa%c. December closed H@%o
above the final quotation of yesterday.
The provisions market was weak
early in the day on general selling.
Later, however, nil of the advance was
recovered on buying based largely on a
five cent advance In the price of live
hogs. Heavy buying of lard by a
prominent bear wan a feature of the
market. January pork closed un
changed and lard and ribs were each
unchanged. _ •• .-.
Market Ranges
Wheat-September. «9%c; December, 72c;
Cofn— September. 48% c; December, 42Vi<8>
42Hc; May, 43(4Q43Hc.
Oats— September, BiHc; December, 32% c;
May, 34ttc.
Cash quotations were as follows:
WheaT-No. I' spring. 73<tt76c; No. 3, 72®
74c: No. 2 red, tfflHifVOc. Corn-No. 2.
47Kc. Oats— No. 2, 32Vie; No. 2 white.
BSt4«tf34Vic; No. 3 white. 8094f33c. Rye-No.
'i, BtiV4c. Bailey— Fair to choice malting,
43<8610. Flaxseed-No. 1. 11.03; No. 1 north
western, N.OStt. Prime timothy seed.
14.02V4. Clover, contract grades, 112-00.
Provisions-Short ribs, sides (loose),
SB.7W.fAi mess pork, per bbl, 51f.70; lard,
per lUO lbs. 18.80; short clear sides
(boxed). 18.7508.87V4.- •
Whisky, basis of high wlnei. 11.29. '»
Articles— Keoelnts. Shipments
Flour, barrels W.WO ; J1.«50
Wheat, bushels W«.pOO 66.261)
Corn, bushels 858,200 834,»O0
Oata, bushels UU.&iO i»2,600
Hye. bushels *.<™) 600
Barley, birshels ....<... 91,300 43,1J0
Cereals of the World
By Associated Press. ■ .
MVEROOU Bent. I!.— Close: Wheat-
September, k» %«; December, 6s l%d:
March, nominal. ■ • (
BAN FKANCXSCO. Sept. 12.-\Vheat-
SAVINGS BANKS
4 per. cent paid on term and 3 per cent on ordinary savings
deposits. Loans on real estate.
German«Amcrlcan Savings Bank Ca i ) J l^ 1 ff l t i < L Surpl^ s '
223 South "Sprine St.' .T«Ket« ■'
Branch— Main and First St* $iO f 05,00500
Southern California Savings Bank Y\?'^ cV^ E re9<
«.. ~ - . .I . hH. Braly, Vice Pres.
S. L. Cor. tourth and Spring, \\r. D.- Woolwine, V. Pres, '/,
Union Trust Building Chas. H. Toll, Cashier. , .f,
Security Savings Bank s"^l^'5 "^ 1^'
N. E. Cor, Fourth and Spring, Total assets,
Herman VV. Hellman Bldg. $16,000,000.00.
Clearing House Banks
Nam 13 . orricism ■ . . .
nit»A Ct.tu Matinnal Rank '■ W. ItULI<MAN, Pres. "
nuea states rxationai Dann K w smith, cashier. • ■ •'
B. E. Cor. Main ft Commercial. Capital, 1200,000; i nrplus snd Proflts,' tM.OW.
commercial National Blnk t^^E^ 7 "^^
m Bonth Bprlng. Capital. 1200,000: Burping and Profits, tU,VX>.
parmers & Merchants National Bank CH^s "B^YLER^Cssniir. ■ •
~ Cor. Fourth and Main. Cnpltnl, 11,600,000; Burphis and Profits, |1, 478,000.
pirst National Bank (v.^. HAM&o^act.hiar. -i - :
*? 8. E. Cor. Sscond «d gprln,. "»•«»■
M*rrVian«-« Natinnii Hanlr *•• W. HBLLMAN, Pres. ■.. .
ercnants national uanic w „ hoi^liuay, cashiar. ■
N. E. Cor. Second and Main. Capital, KOO.OOO; _Burplus and Profits, »66,9M.
oroadway Bank & Trust Company r^SS^^SSr. l^ : *
*-* 308-310 Ddwy. Uradbury Bldg. Capital, 1250,000; Burplus-Uhd. Profits, tW>M
A_,.|... Matinnal Ranlr w - '• BOTB#bKD. Pres. . ...
mencan in ationai canK T w PHEtl pg cishUr.
B. W. Cor. Second 9c Broadway. Capital, |1,,000.000; Burplua and Profits,' 178,000
atinnal Ranlr n( fniifnrnia i^liU M. C. MARBLE, Pres.
ationai isank ot j M fismburn, Casni«r.
N. E. Cor. Second, and Spring. Capital, >800,OO0; Surplus and Profits. $28J>,000.
Otate Bank & Trust Company {^^^3*™- .. :
**-* N. W. Cor. Sacond and Spring. Capital, >600.000; Burplua and. Profits, MO.OOI).
Citi^i^na' Watinnal Ranlr R. J. WATERS, PreS.
mzens N ationai tsanK A 3 WATKRS ; cashier. .
3. \V. Cor. 3rd and Main Capital, 1300,000; Surplus and Profits, jMt.OMi
Central Ranlr ■ WILLIAM MEAD, Pres. ■ . .
entrai DKIK w c duRGIN, Cashier.
N. E. Cor. Fourth A Broadway. Capital, »00.000; Burplus and Profits. tIW.OOd.
The National Bank of Commerce F% M douolass. Pres. : ' ; .• * ! ••'
IN LOS ANGELEB. . CHARLES -J vVINQ, Cashier. "
N. W. Cor. Blxth and Spring. Capital, $200,000; Surplus, $20,009.
Spy- *sjpWjtfrw^*^ * ;■': i*xtttflr<ow..Oktjrvk^
We have on sale stocK in the followingr first-class "mining
properties: Standard Mines company, a shipping mine/ cop*;
per property. .' *"*
Standard mines No 2, adjoining original Standard, copper
property. ,:.; : ' ,- ' / .
Standard Magdalena Mines Co., a new gold property in So*
nora, Mexico.
. Send for Standard Copper News, giving full description of
above properties and price of stock. All stock guaranteed.
We buy and sell mines. ?>i:
The General Securities Go.
Suite 308 Pacific Electric Building
Los Angeles California
IMtPP Write fer fre* 10s
if JKILIL package lafoid Toilet
• *^ *" f Tlasae and literature,
naming price of stock In the company.
Greatest industrial enterprise of the
age. 601 H. W. Hellman tmlldlng.
BOUTHWESTBHW MCOURITIBS CO,
I.o* AoKrlr>.
Steady; December, $1.22%; cash, $1.80.
Barley— Easier; December, 99c; cash,
$1.05.
Corn— Easier— Large yellow, $1.40@1.42%.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Wheat— Spot,
steady. Options closed barely steady at
a net advance of %<ftV t c. May closed at
«294 c; September closed at 77% c; Decem
ber. 79%e.
Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Sept. 12. — Credit bal
ances, $1.58.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAM FRANCISCO. Sept. 12. — Fruits-
Fancy nppks, $1.00; common. 35c; crab-
Uerr'les — Strawberries, $5.00@7.00;
blackberries, »3.00®7.00; huckleberries,
7@9c; raspberries, $7.00010.00.
Orapes — Muscat, 60c.
Pears— Bartlett. 75c@51.50.
Peaches — Common, 65c; fancy, 11.25 i
Quinces — 40® 75c.
Oranges — Navels, 11.75 fa 3. 80.
Mexican limes— J5.0«@6\00.
Lemons — Common California, $4.00;
fancy, <6.00. ". *» .
Melons — Watermelons $..00(if 2.00;
nutmegs. io@3sc; fancy cantaloupes,
Vsc; common, 25c.
Tropical fruits— Bananas, 11.60 Q8.00;
pineapples, t1.004J2.50; Smyrna fists, SO
©70c. • .;•';'
Dried Fruit Price*
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.— Th« market
for evaporated apples remains in the
position recently noted with the best
remaining supplies of old crop fruit,
commanding from 10c to lie, while the
new crop In cases Is quoted at 6%@Bc.
Prunes continue firm on the coast
and spot prices are unchanged at 7%c
to B%c, according to grade.
Apricots ar* firm and -unchanged.
Choice, 16c; extra choice, 17V4c; fancy,
180200.
Peaches are firm In tone with coast
advices Indicating that sellers are
withdrawing from the market In an
ticipation of higher prices. Choice,
10%fi>llo; extra choice, llll%o;
fancy, ll®12c; extra fancy, 12«b»12%c.
Raisins are unchanged .with loose
muscatel quoted at H%©7c; Seeded
ralslnt, 6@Bc: London layers, nominal.
Mrs. Hornbeak (In the mldat of her
reading)— Mercy sakes alive! Here It
an Item about a Burgeon, over at Big
gervllle, removln* an epltheUoma. from
a man's lip-
Farmer Hornbeak— Well, I sh'u'd
judge It wan about time for people to
quit uftlns; such long words -when It re
quires a doctor to git 'em out.— Puck.
"1 have Just suffcrtd h foul wrong."
"What Is It?" -
"Somebody has stolen my Incubator." I
9
STATEMENT OP ' ■ •- 1\ . '
THB CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS
,OF THB , . :"-:"./sJj
Title Insurance and
Trust Company
OF LOS AKGBL.ES
IN THE STATE OF CALJFORNIA '
ON THE
30TK DAY OF DECBMBBR, A. D., IDOS
ANG fOR THE THAR ENDING- ON '
: THAT DAY .
AS MADE TO THB . ; .
I.VSUn ANCE COMMISSIONER OF TUB
STATE! OF CALIFORNIA. • ,
Pursuant to the Provlalona of Seettosw
010 and Oil of the Political Co4«. '
CAPITAL,
Amount of capital stock paid
up in cash ..$500,000.00
>; . ASSISTS ■ • ..;.; [:
Value of real estate owned by ■■ : . '
the company, home office.. 50,000.00
Loan* on mortgagee, first ■ ■
Uena.On real estate S2I,«IJW
Value of stocks and bonds -
owned by the company ISff.au.sft
Cash in bank eo^so.oi
Loans secured by pledge 61 ■ ■
bonds and 5t0ck5.:. ...... 1,8*0.00
Name and property, abstract ••
plant, eto. 1T5.000.00
Real estate, other than home .- ■
Office I.BSI.TS
Total ass«ts ......... ..»705,13«.8«
LIABILITIBS
Capital 8tO«k *500,000.00
Surplus required by Section . ■
432 CIVII C0da....... 50,000.00
Surplus beyond capital and ->
other liabilities ........... iss.imjso
Total liabilities ...ITos.ia4.Su
INCOME)
Received from title Insurance . ■
premiums ........* T,T4*M
Received - for interest on
mortcaset 13.43t.58
Received for interest and.' ■
rtlvlJend* on stock and ,>"..>.••■«- 1
b6nds 5,430.50
Reeelved for abstract*, cer- ..■■•> >
tlflc&teii of title and trusts. Bt*,2M.*r
' Total Income ..... . .»a«.»sT.ou
DIBBVnSBMENTS : •. ;
Paid for lotsal to certificate , -' ''' ' :
and policy holders ........ i «,nru>J4
Paid forsalarUl of officer* .-• .'■•■:•-
and employes ............ 14T.013.114
Paid dividends to stockhold ■
•rs ...%.... 30.000.00
Paid for taxes and fee* to ln> . ■'-•■'■
■ uranoe ccnimlssioner .... I.WT.9S
Paid for les;al expenses.'.... laj»«.«O.
Paid fbr advertUlnir, printing .
and stationery !••> t%nmAO ,
Other expenses 84^Wl.oa
Total disbursement* . ...M4O*»«JJi
O. r.,»«A»IT,'«'.-
..Vice Pr«sident. ; •
O. P. CLARK,
• • Secretary. ;
BubsVrlbed and sworn ' to i before m«
this 13th day of September, UOl-- ■ ■
OffiO. M. SMITH,
Notary Publlo in and for the County «<
L>oa Angeles, State of California. "

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