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ANOTHER DROP
IN SECURITIES
VALUES DECLINE IN ACTIVE
SELLING
Money on Call Easy— More Confidence
In Treasury Relief Measure— Close
I Watch on London Bpecu«
' latlona - ■
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
Trading was or small vnhi' 1 at ■
Hi. opening of th« itooli market-,
yesterday. St. Louis & South- •
western fell 1%. Northern Pacific
and Reading » point mid ft. Paul >
and United States Steol largo frac
tions. St. Paul, Kansas , City •
Southern preferred, National JBl»«
.nil and Mocking Coal gained 1 to
1% and Colorado Southern second
preferred Pressed Steel Car and >
Toxas Land Trust U4 to 1%.
Bethlehem Steel prtf«rr»d Bold at
an advance of 7 points. ' ■
Federal Mining: Improved 4 and ■
American Tobacco preferred and •
North American \V\. Union Pa
cific. Southern Pnciflc, . Canadian
Pacific and •Distillers' Securities
fq rn ( 'ion"i'a'nific. Southern Pacinc,
Until island preferred. Reading,
New York Central and Smelting ■
fell l'/4 to 1% and' Anaconda 4'A. ■
By Asr.ortnfPd. Press.
NEW YORK,' Oct. 24.-There was a
marked contractlQn In the volume of
transactions on the) stock exchange and
a corresponding slump )n prices today.
There was a general assumption- that
bankers and strong flnanolers felt op
posed to active speculation st this tlmu
«'nd stood prepared to offer measures to
obßtruct any efforts to stimulate It. This
understanding In Itself went a long way
toward discouraging any aggressive mar
kot operations so that active measures
to obstruct them were not called for to
a large extent The' smaller professional
leaders had the market entirely to ihem
nclvcs and their moderate transactions
lmd little effect on prices.
, Tho I beginning of the London session
was watched with keen attention owing
to fears that had 'been felt that an ex
tended I account in American securities
would be. disclosed there and w.ould be
forced- out by loast week's rise- in the
Bank of England's rate. The rates for
carrying over holdings In tree . next ac
count 1 were stiffened according .to Lon
don reports rising, to 8®) per cent on
Americans. There was also a very no
tlve demand for cable transfers on ; tne
New York exchange market In " connect
tlon with tho settlement which ' made
it evident that the account In \ Ameri
cans ' was being largely reduced. toft
don's settlement continues until Friday,
which is pay day, and the waiting atti
tude of me New York market is partly
based on tho desire to see the outcome.
There was some selling of stocks here
again for London on account Develop
ments in the money and exchange mar
kets-were rather mixed. Money on call
was easier here again. There was more
confidence In the - effectiveness of the
treasury measure for stimulating the
tank note issues, in. ra.lovlne the money
market. The sub-treasury account shows
a considerable withdrawal from the banks
since the last bank . statement, but this
Is on "account of the return of. gold re
ceived from abroad, which had been ad
vanced .to the banks while in transit.
Foreign exchange here continued to work
hlgher/< v '.-■.' '■-. - . ...-.••..■..■.
Occasional upward movements of special
stocks met with selling and the under
tone-of the dull market was heavy. The
western - storm and reports of concerted
demands on the 'railroads by switchmen
were of some effect, in the depression.
The announcement of an Increase in the
N6rfOlk'& Western dividend was taken
advantage of to sell the general list and
the closing was ' weak, but still dull.
Bonds wer« Irregular Total sales, par
value, $1,664,000. '■ . . ■
United States bonds were unchanged.
Quick Response to Offer
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.— Up to the
close of business today there has been
received at the treasury department
twenty-five. applications for increases
in circulation under Secretary Shaw's
offer of last Monday, aggregating
about $7,000,000, and it is expected that
the entire $18,000,000 will be applied
for as fast as the banks can arrange
for the necessary checks. ■■ ■• ■'•■. ■• .-, >
New York Stocks
By ■ A»w>rinted Prfcss. ,' • '• :* •
NEW YORK," Oet: '24— The following
were the . official quotations on the
stock exchange today: > •
■ ''■- , '• High. Low. Close
....... Adams Ex... 376
60,900 Amal Cop"; . . .114% "113% 114 ft
2,800 Am C & Fdy. . 44>/6 43% 43%
V..v :■.."■ do pfd.;;.'..' .... ;... loots
I ..400 Am Cot 0i1... 34% 34% 34ft
....... do pfd. .i... 9314
.Am Ex. ■. 231)
100 Am 14 & L pd. 25H 25% 25ft
•2,500 Am Ice ' 80H 89 *9
.",. ... Am Un 0i1.,'.-,., • .... ■' 18
..do pfd...... .'.'.'.'. .... 39
3,400 Am tocomo.. 76 74% 7914
do pfd .....: ..... 110
14.000 Am Smel & R.156'4 15i'i 154 Vi
100 do pfd.;.;. ,118 1.18 117^
, 1,200 Am Sug 11ef..134',4 133% 133 ft
500 Am Tob pc. 99% 99% »»»*
8,800 Ami Mln C 0..278. .278 268 268%
6,800 Atchlson 101% 100% 100%
. 200' do. pfd .100% J00%;100%
Atlantic CLi.'.'.i! .....186
,; 500 B & O .119% 118'4.118V»
do pfd 91
19,800 Brooklyn H T 87 78% 12%
1,300 Can Pac...... 174% 174 178V4
....... Cent of N J. .... 220
200 Ches ft Ohio,. 58 B7M B7M
' FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estat*
. - MiUONALU & STOTT, ! .
. .«0» to 817,Lankershlra Building
.. ':- ■■■ ■; ••■ ; . TO BUY. -.-
. Owners and' dealers In real eatat*
who have properties for sale or es
. - change will find It decidedly to their
advantage to come In and have t talK
; with us. ■ ...■-'•• ■*•• ■■ . •■• . ■■ ■
Wo can handle property located In
. any part of the United -States. East-
ern property a specialty: • " : • ■
- -We 1 have the best -trader' ln
United States; It means dollars :to
you tomake his arqualntunce.
We will give you' oulck .action an.*
-honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. -Come In and huh us
-,■ .*■ McDONAI.D & &VTOTT.
Entranre- 812 I/anhershlm Bldg.
Horn* Phone 4741
gunaet Main 4Sa5, ' '. ,
•'.BENf.WHITE
': ' "^Will^'Exchaijnje l ;■:,
'.pljr at unce. rialuluciiun and-q'ulcK
l*ruilk. - iimnhn Keully iiuaru. 30«-»
tiH\>ir\ in . » '.. yd ,|, lt | •.s t ,rin» .it.
FOB BXCHANOEJ-^LEAnT & . BQN
.will «xchanse> your -property: largo
Hat. both city and country for quick
results. See LEAHY & SON, m Mer-
cantile place. ..■..-. .
KOn SALH OR KXCHANOE— .
5 choice lota In Hollywood > View tract;
' will srll -cheap on faiy tornii or i*x-
change for Improved property; will as-
sume or pay caHh difference. ,
J -A. MORLAN & CO., 302 Fay Bldg.
FOR BALK-A BARGAIN; VVES'I-LAKB
district; K-flat ' building. 7 .rooms rach:
income, to) prr month; will sell cheap on
easy terms or trade (or smaller prop-
, «rty farther * out. ,J. A. MOKLAN «V
CO..M Fay Bldg. , , v -.., :
400 Chi 0 W 17% 17H Itfc
Chi * N W... , . ao»A
a*. too OHtflt P..178M 17oy, 171
Chi Term &T. .. ......'ll
do pM. t*.
CCC A f«t 1^ »>V<
2.300 On I IF At 6J 52 H bl
700 Col A South., ait.i in ,t >|H
109 do Ift pfd.. 61% fisu tV/t
2,700 do 2d pfd.. 58% 67 R7«
....... Coniol Qas issvi
200 Corn Pro 80 80 20
600 do pfd 75H »*% "W
20<) Pol 6 Httd...2lßVi 318* 217 v,
, Upl L & W... .... .... &2ft
Yen * K0. ...... .... JOV4
' 200 do hfd 84 S4 *i%
1,200 Dlntlll Bee «9 68 H «9
7,900 Kr|e 44U 43H JfJ"
100 .da Ist pfd,, 76$ i 75% 7^«
600 a«li° Elect"" 175 ii 175H jjiM
Jfook Vnl V. . ... lift
100 111 centra 1... .173 , 173 172H
100 inter Paper... 18U 18«/» 17
""ibb ifilßT?FlimPA 44H 44% 41 H
100 do pfd...... «2 82 .- 8114
200 lowa Cent.... 29 28K 29
""160 X CiBoutn!;;; 28*' 28*" 27U
1.100 d0 ! Pfd...... 60 50 69
1100 1. AN 145Vfc 144 14JJV4
400 Mok Cent.... 21 2O«i BOk
Minn ft HI, 1., ••••.?."„
MStPftSltStM •••• !«#
1 -.do pfd 1«6 V4
8,600 Mo pVd.^..... US 03% »4
2,800 M X & T,.,. 33% 33H JJJ*
100 do pfd 69 6D J»H
Nat 1^ad...... J5 1 *
400 N RR of M pd 50' V ,[>OH 50
2,400 N V Cent....l3o'A 1281 i 129
800 N YOnt &W. 45*4 45% 45' A
10,100 Norfolk & W. 9f>% 03* 9ji»
200. do. pfd 90Vi »0H 90
700 North Am.... 90y 4 89 89
200 Pac Mall 35% 3fi 35
21,20.) Pennsylvania 141% 140% 140%
600 People's: Oas.. 89% 89 ■ S9VI
P CC & 8t L. 8<
9,000 Press 8 Car.. 57V4 55 \4 65 V4
*•••• do pfd . ....'.',.'*. ... * , 99
100 Pullman P C.238% 2G9H 251J
82,500 Reading 145*1 143% 1«H
do Ist pfd.. • •{. 90
200 •do 2d pfd.. 9594. '95%. 9b
•200 Repub Steel.. 30J4 ' 36 ■' 36^
600 do pfd .. 97J4 U7V4 87V.
700 RI Co 27V4 27 % 27
100 "do pfd 65 -.66 65
100 silVsf 2 P d 47;/* 47 J4 «%
600HtLSW 24 Vj 24V4 24*4
100 do pfd. ... BO- 59; 57
19,200 South- Pac... 92% 90% 91%
1500 do pfd 11? 118U 118VJ
2,300 South Ry 34V* 33H 83H
700 do pfd 95% SSli J5Vi
Term C & I. • ■ ■ '° 6
2,700 Tex & Pac... 37 Vi 36 H 36 \
300 Tol St Li &W. 354 35% 3ul*
200 do pfd 65% BBH 54 _
99,100 Union Pac... 184% 182/* 182%
300 do pfd 92% 92V4 ,92a
U S Ex 120
U S Realty... .... ..•• f « Va
100 U a~Rubber.. 49 49 48*
600 do pfd 107VS 107 107Va
58,800 U S Steel 47% 46% *t%
800 .d0.pfd..."...106H;105% lOßfj,
100 Va Car Chem. tl ,137- 8«%
100 do pfd......109U 109K IJ9
20rt Wabash 19% 19% 19%
200 do pfd 45 45 44ft
...:... West Elect •••• 150
300 West Uplon.. 86% 86 J4 ■JJ
Whte,l'& LE. .... ..'•■ I«V4
■200 Wls Cent 25% 25% 25%
! 200 do pfd...... 64 52% 62 V4
4.300 Nor. Pao 212% 211% 211
100 Cent Lea 36% 36%
!jf«i66 s'ioM?BhefK;; n'' ' \\' ,Ji%
1,300 Qt Nor pfd... 324% 323 823
-3,7oo' .lnter Met:. ..,38% 37% v 37
600 do pfd. .;... 77% 77' 77
Total sales for the day 540,300 shares.
New. York Bonds
By' AKsnplntffi Pi-esh . •
■NEW .YORK, • Oct. 24.— Tho . following
were oloßlnii price* 'or bonds today: ■
U S ref 2s reg..104 Jap 6s, isd ser. 97ft
U S ref 2s C0U..104. Jap 4^48 cer... 91%
it s 3s reg lOift Jp 4V4s cr id 'jr. MA
U 8 3s cou.".::io3* N& N UnHs..lol%
U S old 4s reg. .102 , Mn con girt 4s.i()u7fc
U S old 4s C0U..102 M« Cen 45.... kO
U S new 4s reg.l3o Mcx Cen Ist In. <MV4
U S new 4s c0u.131 Mn & StL 4s;. 83*
Amn Tobac 45... 78^ M X & T 45... Vhi
Amn. Tobas 63-.Uof* M X & T 2d.. M^
Atch «en 45..... 100% NER Ml en 4s, b3%
Atch id} 4B:::..4 B :::.. 97 NYCgn m. 96%
AU Cst Ln 45... 08 .. NIC gen 6».. 127
B&O 4s 101 Nor Pac 45....10TJ»
B & O 3Vts 64 Nor Pac 35.... 75%
BrkRTcV 45..-95 VN & W en 45.. 99%
Cen of Ga 55....113%.0 B L. rf 45... 95%
Cen of Ga Ist in.. 90 • Fenn cv .3M5...101
Cen of Ga 2d iri: 92% Read gen 45... 99%
Cen of Ga 3d in. 76 StL&IM en 65.U2%
C & O 4%s 105% StL&SFfg 45.. 834
C & A 3%s 79 ..SO. 3 Wxn 4a. 90 _
C B & Q new 4s. 99% Sbd Air Ln 4s. 83
CRI&PRR 45.... 79%>Sou Pac 45.... 92 .
CRI&PRR cl 6s. 91% S 1J Ist 4s cer. 95%
CCC&StL gn 45.102% Sow Ry 55. .....116%
Col Ind 5s sr. A. 75 Tex Pac lsU.,ll9Vi
Col Mid 45.... 1 75 . T StL, %..W 4s. 80
Col& Sou 45...'. 92<,4 Union* Pao 45. ..103%
Cuba 55 ';.......-. 104 U S Steel 2d 65.100%
D & R G 45..... 99% "Wabash lsts...U4
Diet Sec 6 8S Wab Deb 8... 80V6
Erie pr ln 4s 100% West Md 45.... 84
Erie gen 4s 90 W& L. E. 45... 87%'
Hock Val 4%5...106% Wla C^n 45....i89%
Japan 65:..!!:... 97%' Jap 4s %tfs.... 82V4
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, Oct. 24.— The following wore
the otnuui closing quotations louay.tvr
stocks and bonds-, s ' .. ' . .
AtchadJ 45...... 94 Cal & Hecla..BsO '
Atchlson 4s ....100 Centennial as%
MecrCen 4s ...: 77%- Cop: Kange ... 80
Atchlson ... ....100%. Daly West ... 19^
Atch pfd' 241 Franklin «Vi
Bost & Maine .163 Granby ... .... 13V4
Host Elev ......155 Isle Royalo".;. 25i4
Fitchburg pfd... 135 Mass Mining . i&
Mcx Cen 20% Michigan; 17%
NX NH & H....193 Mohawk 68
Perre Mar ...... 63 Mon C & C... 2&
Union Pac 182% Old Dom 64%
An>n Pnu Tube; 14% Osceola ...... .126
Amn Sugar 133 Parrot 27
Amn Bug pfd ...132 Qulncy 103
Amn Tel & Te1.137% Shannon 18
Amn Woolen .. 34% Tamarack 103
Amn Wool pfd.. 102% Trinity 10
Edt. Eleo Him. ..233 Unl Cop 63%
Mass Klec ...... 18 U S Mining;... t»
Mass Kleo pfd.. 69 US Oil 104
Mass Gas ..,.69 Utah ... «B
United Fruit- ...106% Victoria 6%
UnJ Sho Mb.... 78 Winona 12%
Uni Sho Mh pfd.l29V4 Wolverine ... .155
U S Steel ..... 46% Nortb .liutto ..111
U 8 Steel pfd. ..105% Butte -Coali ... 37%
Adventure 6%' Nevada 20V4
Allouez,... .....39. Cal .& Ariz., ..139%
Amalg 113.% Tecumsei) .....153
Atlantic ;..16%*Ariz Coml .... 40%
Blngham;... .... 33% Green Con .... 25%
Financial Record
Rt *Fsnn|nte<l Pre»» .
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.— Money . on call
firm. at' 3os per cent; ruling; rate,' mi per
cent; closing bid, .8 per cent; offered, 4
per cent. '- .me loans dull and steady;
60 days, 90 days and six months, 6 to tiW
per cent . •; .' ,|* ■
> Prime mercantile. paper, 6®PA per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.85.90@4.85.05
for demand -nd at $4.80.«5%4.80.70 for sixty
day bills.
Posted rates, $4.80H@4.81 and $4.SC@4.SG>^.
x Commercial bills, $4.80K@4.80y i . 1
Bar silver, 70V4c "
Me lean dollars," 64a
Bonds— Government, steady; railroads,
irregular. . ' ,- ■ •
Treasury Statement
By Associated Piess.
WASHINGTON. Oct 24.— Today's state
ment of the treasury balances shows:
Available cash' balance,. J223.C3U90; gold
coin ami bullion, $108,142,543; gold tertili
cates, $39,203,180. . . •• '• • '
Gold to, Constantinople
Oy Assorintcd Prttss'.
LONDON," Oct." 24.— Bullion amount ins
to £88,060 was taken In the, Bank of Eiik
land today and £300,000 ■ was withdrawn
for shipment to Constantinople.
London Stock Exchange
By , AM'orl»t«id P,rt-«».
LONDON, Oct. securities
opened heavy, % ta %o below yesterday's
New York ■■ closing, ■ ■ , .
- The businevs ■ In Americans wus prao<
tlcally conflned to arranging the curry
over, fur. which at high .as-8 and 9 per
cant was charged. Prices fluctuated nar
rowly and closed . Irregular.- .
Credit Balances
By Associated Pre»i, ''•••' . • v .
-.Oil, CJTT. Pa., 1 Oct., Si.— Cr«dlt bal
tuiocti • $1.55« -■■>'■ ■ , l -'■ <*,'■' ■■.»■'.' \
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1906.
STRONGER TONE
FOR PRODUCERS
COOLER WEATHER HELPS ALL
COMMODITIES
Another Advance of One Cent for
Ranch Eggs — Cheese Firmer,
i
Highland Potatoes Now Job '
at 91.60 Flat
Cool weather In alwayo tinipful In
moving good* In the lochi produce mar
ket. Hunlnens in all lines of commodl
ii«-b from iln! jlflil and orcltard has been
(|Ultn active all week and because of
the (Ifmiiml BupplliH have rominandod
Rlißhtly Kdvnncerl prlct?». None of- the
aeaiers are complaining.
Fancy grades of puttuoen are llrnmr.
In tho north quotations on Highland
Ittirlmnks are five cents higher on the
100 pound*, nnd Jobbmgr pi-ice"* In tho
local market jumped from 51.50 to $I.UO
flat.
Bale* of checßß of the Star brand and
local ranch candled eggs wero made nt
top prices I'.rkb wcro advanced from
400 to 41c a doaen. Chense will go
higher In sympathy with butter quo
tations. • . .
One carload of eastern eggs arrived
this week to go Into storage.
Game Is morn plentiful, imh and lob-
Btera scarce. Ducks sell- at varying
prices, all owlnit to circumstances it
a dealer, offers tno game t.lio price may
be as low. as $8 a dozen, but If the
buyer calls up by telephone or appears
In person tha quotation may bo $!> . a
dozen, .
Produce Receipts .
Egsa,' cases . . .... ,<\. ••*??
Butter pounds 10,741
Cheese, pounds none
Potatoes, 81WK8 "1U"
Onions, sacks 30u
Henna, sacks 1 (>u
Sweet potatoes, sacks.. , 141
EGOS— Flesh California ranch, 41c
Highland Burbanks, »1.60: Oregons,
I Produce Pi ices ' %'.•
The following are the .Jobbing prices
In the local market: I
EGOS— Fresh California ranch, 40c;
northern, ...c; eastern fresh, 80c; stor
age, selected, 2&c.
BUTTBK — Fancy local creamery, 70o:
Valley creamery,. 6u©67V40; coast
eruuncry, 57 W (wMc; choioe, bi^^uoc;
cooking, 22c; La France, 70c. ' .
HUNiiV— Water while, GO-lb. cans, 6<4
&7c; light amber, 6Wec: Uoneyoomu.
water white, l-lb. frame, 16c; white, Uc;
light amber, la4fl3c; beeswax, 27c. '
CHEESE — Northern, 15<U>16c; Anchor,
targe, 17c; Young America, 18c; Hand,
19c; eastern, singles, 16Vfc@17c; twins, l<i®,
ibMiC; Cheddars, lti^liiVic; LK>nghornß, \Vo
17Hc; Daisy, 17©17Vtc; Swiss. Imported, M
@iHc; Swiss, domestic 1 20 c; Limburner.
200. ■ ■ :': ' . ' ■ '-: r• 1 •- • ■■ ■ ■
CIULI-Kvapo rated, 20-; eun dried, 20'j;
ground, UVic; Mexicans, black, 18c; green.
6C. . . '- ■ ' .
POTATOES (per 100 lbs.)— Burbank. lo
cal, new. $1.50@1.66; Salinas, $1.90@L>.00 ;
Highland Burbanks, $l.b0®l:60; Oregona.
$1.65; sweet potatoes, $1.50@1.75; Wat
sonvilles. $1.8 D©1.90. '
BJ3AN3 (all per 100 lbs.)— Fink No. 1.
$2.tu; No. 2. $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00; Lady
Washington, No. 1, t3.25&3.50; small white,
J3.tjO4f-3.76; buckeye, $3.71i@4.00; Garvanxas,
$4.60ji0.00; German lentils, t9.00@10.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lbs.) — Yellow Dan
ver local,- $1.2501.60; northern, $1.25;
garlic, 6c;: Australian browns, tl.2b<tp
1.60. • .....
APPLES — Alexanders, $1.00; Bella
fleurs $I,oo® 1.10; Missouri Jonathuns,
$200; Colorado Jonathans. $2.00@2.25.
CRANBERP.IES-$9.60®10.00 a barrel.
POULI'HV — Jobbers sell. dressed poultry
to the trade as follows ■ <per ■ pound) :
Hens, 17018 c; young roosters. 21c; fryers.
21c; old roosters, 13c; broilers, 22c: tur-
Ueys, 23©* c; old. 22c; 'geese, 15c; ducks.
16Hc.-- - - ~- ■-■■--- -
For storks in good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 14@15c;
young roosters, 15c; fryers, 16Hc; broil
ers;/' Vei »|d.- : roosters, 8c; turkeys., local.
l(ic;:0K' torn 8. I 60; youns toms, 17c; hen
turkeys, 15c; geese, 9o; ducks, lie; equaba.
BAKER" '" '■ FLOUR-Made . of ' Eastern
hard wheat— Per bbl.. $5.25; blended
wheat, $4.90; eastern, rye. $5.25.
CEREAL GOODS-Whoiesale prices are
as follows:
s , 10-lb. 25-lb. 60-lb
Al flour, per 100 $2.70
Banquet Hour, -per 100.,.. 2.60 .... ....
Pastry flour, per 100 .-2.50 .... ....
Graham Hour 2.40 2.83 2.30
Corn meal.. W & W 2.15 2.10 .2.05
Wjiole whert .. 2.50 2.45 2.40
Rye ........... .;............ 2.75 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 3.40 3.35 3.30
Farina .8.40 3.35 3.30
GRAIN : AND FEED (per 100 lbs..) —
Wheat, $1.60; > heat ,<JOo- 1 b., sack), $1.05;
corn, $1,35; cracked corn, $1.40; feed meal,
$1.45; bran, heavy, $1.30: rolled barley,
$1.20; nil cake -ieal, $2.25; cotton seed
meal, $I.S>5; cocoanut cake, $1.55; shorts,
poui. '.45; wnite oats. $1.90; red oats,
$1.(0; eastern Kaffir corn. $1.35. ■■
UAY-(A1I per ton): ■■ . '
Choice wheat. hf>-' 517 00 to $18.00 ton
No. 1 wheat . or wheat • ■•■>,• \- •• v
COUNTRY ' , i. ■■ ■* '- . •
and oat .. 15.00 to 16.00 ton
No. 2 wheat or wheat
and oat 13.00 to 14.00 ton
Choice tame oat 14.00 to 16.00 ion
Other tame oat 10.00 to 11. 1)0 On
Wild oat 10.00 to 13.U0 ton
Stock nay i 7.00 to 8.00 ton
Alfalfa 8.00 to 11.00 ton
Straw ....... .40 to .60 bale
FRUITS AND UKKKilwi-bttnaiiad.
4@4VSc; strawberries, 14c. ...
CITKUB KttIUTS-Lemons. fancy, $4.&0
©6.00. ■ •■.-'■■ ■•■.■., •- j • . .
NUTS ANIJ DRIED FRUITS (all per
Ib.)-Almonds. IXL, 15c; Ne Plus Ultr-i,
1/c; peanuts, California, fancy, s;;^tiu;
ens' ern, fa m.j-, 6c: walnuts, California
bleached. No. 1, 13@13V6c; pecans, Jum
bo, 14c; extra large, 14 V&c; Brazils. 14c;
filberts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, ■ 20c,
evaporated apples, per lb., I2&l2^ni;
aprlcoU,. 15®16c; . .» nectarines, lie;
peaches, 13 </&(.': pears, 13o; plums, lie.
raisins 6c; seedless muscats, 6c.
DATE. ' - ei-slan dates. UUW/4c; Fards,
6c. - .
VBGETABLES-StrinK beanß, 2%@3c;
wax beans,- 2%63c; beets.- 60c sack; fancy
celery, 30{$35c doz. ; evaporated chills. 20
630 c lh.i'garllc, 7c lb.; lettuce, $1.00 crate;
peas, sVic lb.; spinach, 15c doz.; turnips,
60c sack; cabbage, $1.25(2^1.60 sack; local
tomatoes, 20<u We box; cucumbers, 250 box;
green corn, . $1.25 sack. , .
• ■■■•;•• Retail Prices
Following prices tor leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Ainjelea
stores: ; . • . • ' ; . .:'■■•
Uuttei, 2-ib. roll, fancy '.. 800
iiutter, 2V{i-lb. roll. Poppy 730
and cooking 66c
£ggs, fresh ranch, per dozen 46c
Potatoes, fancy, lUO 1b5.......; $2.50
Pacific Coast ' Trade
By Associated Press ' ......
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.— Beans —
Pink, $3.00@8.25; lima, , J3.60©>3.65;
■mall 'white, l?.90@3.OO; largo white,
»2.00®2.40. •
Potatoes— Rlvor Burbanka, BSc(S>X.2O;
Saliims Uurbanka J2.00.
Onlons-T-Sllverskin, 60@700,
Various— Green peas, S@6c; string
beans, 3&>sc; egg plant. 30o; green pup
prrs, 63a»7ric; tomatoes. 365)600; sum
mer Bquash, 75r(<ji JJ.^O; garlic, ZifSe;
cucumbers, 50y600. ' • •
Flour— family extras, K6505.10;
bakers extras. 14.30^)4.60; Oregon and
Wttßhlngrton. 13.75 ©4.25. /
Wheat — Shipping, jl.aowi.Ss; milliner,
J1.H5W1.32Mi. .
Hurley— Futd, $I.oo© 1.08%; brewing
1X.10^1.18. • ; >. .'.
Oats— Red, $1.1714 W1.42W; white,
$1.32% #1.45; black, Ji.60«(,'2.00. -
lilllßtuffS— MlddllnKS. . $26,00© 29.00;
mixed feed. $23.00^24.00; rolled barley,
$22.00(01(4.50: oatmeal. J 1.5004.75; oat
groati, $4.75; rolled oats, $4.0008.00.
Hay— Wheat, ■ $U.OO<r/us.6o; wheat
and oat.' J10.00O16.O0; oat. wild, $8.00411
11.60; oat. tame, J9.00^14.60; alfalfa,
$8.00@U.OO; straw, 35<p800.« '■■
Hecelpts— -Flour. 1893; wheat, 75: bar
ley, 94,737: oati, 8207; beany, 6380; po
tatoes, 8690: onions, 130: bran, 137; mid
dlings, 80; hay, 770 ; bops 63. •
Every thing you want - you ' will ' find >In
the cla»lfled - page— a . modern eucyclu-
WKila. On* . cent « - word. ... ■/• y. :; » . .
FINANCIAL
I-OB ANOEL.EB, O«t H.— B«n* »1c(»r
nlRg wcr« $2.1<W,..4.54, an Increase nf $'U>a,
951.24 oter tne corr^srondins; <1«t« ln»t
y*nr. Following i« a comparative state
ment:
_ 1803 \m ■ imi
Oct. 22 |1,8^«.159.M $1,3«7.744.87 $1,0T>3.J10.H
Oct. 23 1,044.204.76 1,424.5 mi» l.(ttH.'fl.2l
Oot. 24 2,168,324.14 I Buis-ia.iW) 1 >i.1.27*.2«
LOS ANOEUE3 STOCK rXCHANGE
Offlola.l sH|r. s _2OT) , Moxlrnn Petrnleum
*t $1,06 (B;60); 1000 Amoolated Oil «t 3»c
f9 30): onfl ($1000) Horns Tel. Ist bond at
!»2c; ten V;ni..n Oil at $197.60.
Bank Stock*
- „. Hid. Ankrd.
j\mprlcnn Katlonnl Bonk ....116'i 1"
Droadwny Hank ft Trust C 0..156..156 ...
Bunk of Lob ArVgrlps
Callfm-pla Bavlnss Hank ......120 . •••
Central , S4O
Citizens Nfltlonal ...'.231 <••
Commercial Saving 132 175
Uollar Savings Dank 140
Farmers A Merchants Nat 1...870 87*
Federal Ban. ..ID ...
Flrnt Nntlonal Stamped 420 435 '
German American 33*
Horn* Bnv Bank of U A , 139
li. A. Trust Co 110
Manhattan Bavinita Bank i.t.
Merchnntß National 450
Mcrchunts Trust Co 96V4 103
60 prr cent pitld up. •
Nfttl Bank of California ...;. '.
National Bank of Com 125 ■ 182
Security K.-iv-lukk Hunk fm
BUte Hnnk & Trust Co 95U 100
Southern Trust Co IS6
U. S. National Hank ....153 ...
■ . Bonds,
Aflsoclatfd Oil .85
Cal. Pacific Ry. «3 101
Corona Power & Water Co.. »3V4
CucAmonga Watir Co. 100
Kdlson Electrlolst ref..: (» 103
Krtlson Klec Co. old 155ue....103 ...
Home Telephone 91 93%
Home Tel. Ist ref 80/4 ...
U A.-l'uc.' <Jon. M1g...... lUO
L. A. Traction' Co 109 ' ...'
Li. A. Klectrio 95
Li. A. Railway Co 112
Mission Trans & R Co 95 ...
Mt. Lowe Uni I way C 0..: .'.. S6 99
Pacific Light & Power C 0... 1)8^ ...
Pacific Kkotrlc Railway C 0..,107.107
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co
Pomona Con. Water Co.
Riverside H. T. & T. C 0.... 80 85
San Dl<go H. T & T. Cci SB
Santa Monica H. T. & T. Co.. 79 ■ 86
Santa Barbara Kite. Uy * »*
Seaside Water Co ... '
Temeßeal Water Co 80
United Klec U.& V. Co |nu^ . .
U. S. Long' Distance ..80 90
Union Transportation Co ...... uu%
Vlßalla Water Co '......,■ ...
WhilUer 75 . 85
Oil Stocks
Bid. AskPd.
Amalgamated Oil .... 1.15
Associated Oil '. .40 .41
Central ........'.; J.... 1.01 ' ...
Columbia .31% -55
Continental ......... .20,4 ... .
Fullerton Con ' .75 _ ...
Fullerton Oil .; T7
Globe :. .07% ' '.10
Home Whittier :..
Mexican Petroleum 1.02% 1.06%
Ollnda Land'Co 00% ' .03%
Piru 011& Land Co .06 . ....•
Reed Crude OH Co .16V4 .22
Rice Ranch Oil C 0,.... ... 150.00
Union .197.00 198.00
Union Provident Co 200.00 205.00
United Petroleum 899.00
Western Union 295.00 830.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
' .'■■ ;'.;'. • '. Bid. Ask'eo.
Cal. Portland Cem. Co 53.00
California .Hospital 90.00 . ...
KdlHnn laioctrit pfd 89.00 ...
Kiilson Klectric com ...... 60.50 65.00
Emergency Hospital ... 1 J5.00
Home Telephone pfa 68.60 65.00
Home Tel com 16.00 21.00
Los Angeles Brewery .:...; 130.00
L. A. JOCKfey Club ;.. 92.00 142.00
Pacific Mutual Life ...'.'...'.180,00 210.00
Pasadena H. T. & T. C 0... 86.00 i
Riverside H.T. & T. C 0... 44.00 49.00
Santa Monlca-H-.T. & T... 17.50 ■ 19.00
San Diego H. T, & T. Co.. ..... 35.50 ;
Seaside Water Co ..........'■ ,'..•", ...
Sun Drus: C 0... 70.00 ,
U. S. t,ong Dlstniice ..-. 86.00
Union Trust & T. Co .' ... 63.00
DAILY. MINING CALL
j £.%,
i Official sales-2000 Cal. Hills M. Co. Nt
3SJjsslc:'3ooo at 3%@3%c (B 30); 600 Fur
nacff Creek Copper lat $1.13@1.20; 1000
Johnhie Con at 22c; 4000 at 23%@23%c.
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. Aakrd
Cal.''Hills M C 0..:... .;. .0314 -03VS
Furnace Creek Cop Co 3.76 • 4.25.
Furnace Creek Ex Cop Co:.. 1.13 1.30
Furnace Valley Cop Co 1.01 ■ • ...
: . . •.: NEVAD.u .'...
(Tonopah district)
Belmoiit ...........' ..6.10 6.50
' (Johnnie utstrict. Nye county.)
Johnnie Con G M Co .21% .22
.. ; (Manhattan district.)
Bull Dog M Co (hi ...
. ;,*, (Searchlight district.)
Eldorado Can M & M Co .03% .04%
New Era .i...i : .02% .' • .04
Nevada Searchlight MM. ...
WuurtPtte .....11.00 ...
Searchlight M. & M. Co 1.00
Searchlight Parallel .<fl%
ARIZONA. 1
Hecla Con Mines Cq......... 3.82 3.89
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.— The London tin
market was lower, with spot and futures
both closing at £198. Locally the market
was lower hi sympathy with the break
abroad, spot being quoted at $43.20 bid
and $43.25 asked.
Copper had a sharp break in the Lon
don market, with spot and futures sell.
ln o ' on even terms at £98, 2s 6d. Locally
copper remained Arm, with lake quoted
at $21,750^.60; electrolytic $21.50®'22.00,
and casting at lil.a@il.%.
Load was 6a 3d lower at' £l9, 10s in
London. Locally ' tho market was quiet
at $5.76@5.K5.
Spelter was 2s 6d lower at £28, 5s in
London. The. local market was quiet ut
$6.20®(i.30.' . ■ '■
Locally iron was firm. ...
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Ky Annoc-iated Press. '
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2f-The . offl
tjui ctomujt (iuuiuiiuiuo lvi muuiiK tilucnd
luuu) were uu follows-
Alta 4 Mexican S7
Alpha. Con 6 Occid Con ... It
Andss ...:..!.'.,, 19 . Opblr .....285'
Belcher it 23 .Overman 8
liest & Belcher ,»i , Potosl ... .... 11
Bullion ... 25 Savage ....... 99
Caledonia.'... .. S» ' Scorpion ... .. ti
Challenge Con... 17 Sag Belcher ..8
Chollar 12 Sierra Nev ... 62
Confidence t;« - Sliver Hill .... 75
Con Cal & Va..7s. Standard 200
Crown Point ... 14 . Union Con 4
Exchequer , 60 ' Yellow Jacket • 54
Sould & Ourrle, 18 St. LouU ...... 5
Halo U Noro 93 Silver Bars.... 70^
Julia ...,,8 Mcx Dollars .. 541j
fustlce ... 4 Drafts, sight.. 6
KWtuck Con ... 4 Drafts, tel ... TA
Bought. More Silver
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 .-The director
of the mint today purchased 100,000 ounces
of silver at 70.61 cents per tlna ounco for
delivery at the New Orleans mint. ,
San Francisco Shipping
By Assorluted I'reno . ,
1 SAW PKANCISCp. Oct 24.-Arrtved
ateamer Nomu City,, San I'udro,
Chicago Uive Btook
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, »Qct.\ "Si-Cattle— Receipts
26,000; ' beat ; steady, ' lother* ioe lower.
BceveH, 14. 0*65.75; oows'and beifers, lI.SO
f'IUS; etockern ' and feeders, S3.fiO@i4o;
Texuns, »3.76®4.80; westerner, J3.90<Uti.25;
calves. *ti.<W,lo. ■ . . .
iioKS— Huceipts £5,000; market 6Q'loo low*
er. Mixed and butchers, |$.95@i(i.40; good
heavy. W-iSO&tf.ttVi: rough heavy. 18800
6.06; llKht. «.U6wti.47%; pigs, 15.70Q4.10:
bulk -of Bait,, |o-.us(l*ti.3». '
Bhe«j>— Jieceluu 26.000; .narket steady.
Slieep. *3.«®5.W; lambs, 14.(007.50. .,.../
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Free Selling In th« Wheat Pit— Pro.
visions MaWerately
Firm
By Ar*oc\« t«»H Press.
CHICAQO. • Ort. R-W>fthn<u» In th«
wh»»t market devplo|)<?d nbout th« middle
of tho loxnlon. Prior to thai tlm« the
tone of tho market wns quite flrm on
jrood domand by pit Irndf-rn unfl local
nhnrt*. Tho pnrly bulllnh aentlment vrnn
InsplrM hy firm cables and by ths nmnll
crop In the northwest. Reveral prlvato
rtldpntrhcg worn r*n«lv«<l from Argentina
clalmlni? that the growing wheat crop
them had b^en Kimiily )>#ni)flttni) hy rn
cnt r«ln«, and this nnn«i considerable
spiling by commlrtdlon hotirtn. ••■ .
.,l h * " Olle Wfl * wenk. Dpcember op^nod
HW_'i tci 14c higher nt 73% to 73%(!^7a*fte,
sold off to 72% c, where It closed, %,<Ui->ic
Th« cprn market w«n strong eabrly, but
M»M off on profit taking. December
closed unchanged lit 42V4c
. mo oats market w»» firm nil. day.
Lj, c v m r clo « ed » shade higher at 33>4
Provisions worn weak early In the day,
but later the market bconm* moderately
firm. January pork and lard wtro up
7Ho and rib» were unchanged.
Market Ranges
Wheat — npcemKer, 72j*c; Mny, 77UC.
42ttc; M»y, 43%®)43%c.
34 ft (f! 34 'Ac; July, 33% c.
Cash quotation* were an follows:
Flour — Nt curly. . ■ . ,
W''o n t— No. 2 sprlnß, 74f1>77c; No. 8,
73M78c; No. 2 red, 7ly 4 ©72t4c
2. K,%c; No. 2 yellow, 4&v.
«iv"."7; No> . ! ' 32»ic;-No.'2 white, 34fo>
3<J4c; No. 3 white, 31V4«i34Hc.
Myn— No. 2 HI #620.
Waltlnir— Fair to choice, 4fl«il6le.
WHtwnr^i^ 1( * I>o6ii: No ' l north '
Prlmo' tlniothy seert — $4.25
S',? yer rt Contract grades, (13.00.
Rlby— «hort sides (loose), |8.50©8.75.
Pork— Mess per bbl., %l<sM «*' o - <o -
Lurd—Htr 100 lbs., $9.76, ', 'J>
. Slfles — Short, clear (boxed), $8.50 W
8.62%. . ■ ( '. .
Wliljky — Basis of hlsh wlnps. $1.29.
_, .., Receipts, Shipments.
Flour, bbls 61,700 42.400
Wheat, bu 146,800 99,000
Corn, bu 4O»,600 498,400
Oats, bu 577,900 270,200
Rj'e, bu. 2,000 7.900
Barley, bu ..201,100 86.500
Cereals of the World
By Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.— Close: Wheat,
Dectmber, 6s 6Hd: March. 6« 6%d.
BAN FRANCIdCO, Oct. 24.-— Wheai,
steady; December, $1.26%; May $1.30%
asked: cash, $1.25. •■
.Barley, steady; December, $1.12 W;
May, $1.15; cash, $1.08%.
Corn, quilt; large yellow, $I.3b@
NEW YORK, Oct. . 24.— Wheat, spot
steady. Options closed %c to %c net
lower. May, 83% c;. December,. Bl %c.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Preui - I
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 24.— Fruits —
Fancy apples, $1.00; common, 35c. ( .
Berries — Strawberries, $6.00 @ 8.00:
hurkloberrles, $5.00@10.00;. raspberries,
Grapes— lsabella 75c(551.00 J
Quinces — 60@86c'. ' , •
Orangres — Navels, $3.00® 4.50.
,-. Mexican limes — $3.76@4.60.
Lemons — Common' California, • $4.50,
fancy, J5.50. . ■
Melons — Watermelons, $1.25® 1.50:
nutmegs, $1.00@1.25.
Tropical fruits — Smyrna flgg, 60c @
Dried Fruit Prlcee
By Associated Press.
NEW- YORK, Oct." 24.-The market for
evaporated 1 pples shows no quotable
change, but supplies for October delivery
are very firm. . High ■ choice, . 8(6 BUc;
choice, 7®7%c; prime, meWio.,. •
Prunes are In fair demand, with offer-
Ings light. Quotations, 3% to B%c, accord
ing to grade.
Apricots are more or loss nominal, with
choice 16c; extra choice, 17c; fancy. 18@0Jc.
I Peaeches firm; choice, Uc; extra choice,
ll©lilc; fancy to extra fancy, 12@12%c.
Raisins are firm at recent pries. Loose
muscatels, 6«@7%0; seeded raisins, 6Vi@
84c; London layers, $1.4501.65. v
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24,— Butter —
Fancy creamery, 31c;. seconds 23c;
fancy dairy, 28c.
Cheese— Eastern, 17c; Young Amor-
Ica, lfiV&e: western, 15c.
Eggs — Ranch, 50c; store 30@48i-:
eastern, 20@25c. -
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.— 0n the product
exchange today the butter' market wa.'
steady; creameries, 19@25V4c; dairies
1814(9 230. Eggß, firm at marlc, cases
included, 19@21ftc; firsts, 22% c; prime
firsts, 24c; extras, 26Hc. Cheese,
Bteady; 12%@13%c. .
Sugar and Coffee
Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK, t>ct. 24.-Sugar— Raw.
quiet; fair refining. 3%c; centrifugal 86
test, 4c; molasses sugar, 3 We Reflnec
steady; crushed, 5.60 c; powdered, 6.00 c;
granulated, 4.90 c. . . ■<■
The market for coffee futures closed
sto 10 points lower. Sales, 109,000
bags, including;: December at $6.15®
6.30; . March, |6.35©6.50; May, $6,501^
6.60; July, $6.80® 6.75; August, 56.70&
6.75; September, $6.75@6.8G.
Cotton and Wool
Rv Aftonrlntec. R-e*a.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24— Cotton spot
closed dul 10 points advance. Middling
uplands, $11.25; middling gulf $11.50.
Sales, none. - ■ •
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 24.— Spot cot
ton steady middling, lie. .
• ST. LOUIS, Oct. .24 Wool, steady;
territory and western mediums, i3isii
27c; fine medium, 18®21c; fine, 14<gilCo
PLAN CAPITAL PERFORMANCE
Good Boxing and Vaudeville Acts Are
Promised for the Policemen's
Benefit
. The final arrangements for the ben
eflt performance > for the Los Angeles
Police . Relief association have been
completed and according to Roy Allen,
who. has charge of the business and
financial end of the benefit, the pro
gram will bo one of the best ever given
In Lros Angeles.
It was at first thought the James
Jf rtes, retired heavyvelght champion
of the world; would appear In a three
round sparring exhibition with Jack
O'Brien. Jeffries is forced to go to
San Francisco Thursday night and will
not be able to appear. In his place
Dan Long, the boxing policeman, will
opar three rounds with O'Brien Friday
and Saturday nights. . .
Tommy Burns, claimant of the heavy
championship, will . box three rounds
with Long Saturday afternoon. Abe
Attel "will referee the sparring exhibi
tion between Burns and Long. In ad
dition to the boxing feature a, program
of vaudeville acts hus been arranged.
EVERY "P'MN ALPHABET
PLACED ON DISPLAY
Pumpkins for pies, potatoes for peel
ing, persimmons for puckering, peanuts
and pQi>cor.i for pale people- were re.
celved b, the chamber of commerce
yesterday, Four large pumpkins placed
on display yesterday weigh 1000 pounds.
Compared with any of these giants of
the field the ordinary haughty prize
pumpkin at a county fair looks like a
"peewee" marble. ■
These pumpkins, together with four
bunches of peanuts on the vine, pop
corn, i potatoes, ' watermelons, llubbard
squash' ai.d beets weighing from 40 to
50 pounds each and from four to tl-o
feet long,\ were donated by William
Hodeec, ' manager of the ' Oall Harden
nun lii 1 1 l"l iiWs|Pl"'lT*l lIMl lM» l >>*%Ktl>lH
Persimmons on the branch were re
ceived f row William AlwanU
SAVINGS BAISKS
4 per cent paid on term and S per cent on ordinary savings
deposits. Loans on rtn\ estate. Open Saturday evenings.
Southern California Savings Bank J^B^Vife' fvS
S. E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, w D. Wootwinr. V. Pre*.
Union Trust Building. Cha« H. Toll. Cashirr.
Security Savings lank" 1118 '
N. E. Cor, Foiirtli find Spring, Total Aftsfts, '
Herman W. Hetlman .Hid*. Sir, 000.000 00.
German American Savings Jank c^^H^ rXjlu> '
223 South Spring St. Total Assets,
Branch— Main and First Sts. $10,000,000.00. .
Clearing House Banks
; dhim ' ..■.■■>..■■--. ■ . ornihin
■ Rroadway Lank & Trust Company m^.n O s^ L^& ""■ i
±J »»m Hdwy. Biadhury Hl<i« ''apllal. $.f.O,OW)j Surplus- Und Profltn. iIJMW
"American National Bank *■ »'^S.
** 8 W cor Second * Hroartwiiy Cnr'tnl. t\. ,y •urn, Biirpin* nrnl Pronn. tn *Q
jwationai oanK oi v^amornia w p ink,' Caihler.
UK Cor Second and Bprlng ■ flpltal. 1500,000 Biirplii».Uiid Profitli 1100.0W.'
tate Lank & irust company A nAKrKllt Ca g h | er
' N W Cor Second nnd Bprlnn ''npltal. t r ,no.mr : Bnrplim «nd Hrr>nt». IIiO.OW
C,j_- n .' Kiatirti-i^l Unnlr " J V>'A I I.KM. l'ic»
.i2cns National uanK a j '-watkks. cashiers
8 W Cor »rd and Main CtpHwl. 'l.W>.fl"o; Siirplnw mid Pr»nt». »5.M».
Central Honlr "ii.Ui*.M M\:A\> Hrfi , '
entrai lianK we dcrhin .•rCnMir
N X -or Fourth ft Bronrtway "^pllal. tIOO.OOO. flurplua and Hroflta. 1100.000 l
The National Bank of Commerce X M I}OvnUARH Prn
■- , IN LOS ANdELBB CHARLEB EWINQ, Caihlar.
1 N'W Cor rixth wnd Sprlnw. Capital Ji'<>O,on<> Sinplim. RDOO*.
| Tjnited States- National Bank {, v M B^AS A &.ffi?-.. ,• ■ •'
■J\W 8 E Cor Mflln A Commercial Cun'tnl l:'nnnnfl: rnln* nnrt Prr»fit#, «0W».
,'pommercial Nationalßank cn a n.YNr. N cAi«7 ci .r:.:-V^'^
423 801 h Spring Capital. rmoOQi'siirpma and Prnflf. 8?4.0O».
parmers & Merchants National Bank' f. H % "- '' '
~ Cor Fourth and Main ' Capiinl. .SI.SOO.OOOi Surplus 'and "prod ta.* C.500.00*.
F rq f National Rank •• M KI.LI'JTT. .fm■. ■ . ■.■■ ■- -, '-.
.rst ixiationai eanK w t r hahmmmi c.nhißr.
8 It Cor Second and Spring. Capital Stock, $1,250,000: Surplus, 1250.001).
.' ■■ . l''.lu,lwl prolll« ILWIffOf- ■ ' ■ ■ ■
errhantQ National Rank hi ' W ii 10 LI. MAN. Pits. ■ --
ercnants iNauonai canK w H hoi.i.i day Cashier -
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JAUNT IN PRAIRIE SCHOONER
Massachusetts Man Invents a. Novel
Way pf Enjoying His "Vutumn
Outing Inexpensively
Special to The Herald.
BOSTON, Oct 24.— Drifting over New
England in a prairie schooner, traveling
the sun-scorched roads by day and
Matterson and his wife and family are
enjoying the outing of their, lives while
en route front Hubbardston. Mass.. to
Phoenix, R. 1., where they are to visit
Mrs. Matterson's sister.
For some time Mr. Matterson has
been preparing an immense canvas cov
ered ■ wagon, an exact counterpart of
the famous caravans that brought the
gold lusted hordes to. the west In '49
and opened up the wastes and gardens
beyond the Mississippi In the early '50's.
The Interior is fitted like a miniature
household. Bunks are built along the
floor and up the sides. Compartments
for provisions are so arranged that
they become chairs for the ! travel
stained and weary during the day and
cooking utensils are within easy reach.
, The entire outflt is drawn by four
massive horses, which are left to find
their fodder under their feet In true
western style, while they are tethered
with long ropes that give them ample
room to find choice bits within reach.
The'jourrtey will consume thre,e weeks
and the Matterson family will spend all
their days living as nomads in the
midst /of civilization. Prompted by
their pioneer ■ Instincts they will live
that life which is closest akin to na
ture. All its attendant hardships will
be theirs and many of Its joys. Their
meals will be cooked In the woods and
by the roadsides and will be savored
with the smoke of twigs and branches.
They have carried with them a final!
tent In which they will sleep when the
weather Is stormy, but when the nights
are | clear a blanket will be their only
coverlet against the outside world. ■
.Although they have been on the road
scarcely a 'week' they rhow the early
marks that nature always stamps on
those who seek her at the very heart.
They ' are all bronzed by the sun and
over their faces has spread the flush of
perfect health.' The children are brown
as berries and look fur all the world
like young Apaches. -
In speaking of the trip Mr. Matter
eon said: "I did not Intend to make
this a Journey for health, but I now be
lleve that nothing could have been
more beneficial. I merely wanted to en
joy my vacation in a novel manner and
I , have succeeded far beyond my expec
tations. ' I recommend a similar journey
to all those who ara suffering from
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WOMAN FINDS TOOTH IN CANDY
Caramels Sold by Chicago Dealers)!'
.Furnish Two Surprises for Food '
Inspectors ,
Special to The Herald.. V
CHICAGO. Oct. 24, —F00d Inspector;
P.' J. Murray wag furnished a n«w, ex
perience yesterday. when | Mrfa. Andrew
T. Juul. ' 241S Colfos street.' Evanston,
invaded his office and invited him to'
Inspect a small object she thrust on
the desjt In front of him. . -;•,-. ■< •">'
"Bless me; It's a tooth! Whose la
it?" laid the Inspector. : , _• : .; >y
"Nobody knows," said Mrs. Juul, In-"
dignantly. "I bought a pound of car
amel* at Berry's candy store the other I
diiy and. one of the caramels had i this
tooth lnstda of It. I ; broke one of my ,
own teeth trying- to bite into It. •< I ',
went around to see the manager of the I
store today and demanded an explana
tion, and what do you think he said 1" V
"Can't Bay," said the inspector. '■ - .- '*/.
"Told. me that the store couldn't -be '
held responsible for such .mistakes.*
Reminded me. that rats; were found in :
flour sometimes." •.■.■■
Murray went to the candy store Im
mediately and nought samples of vari
ous kinds of candy, intending to have,.
them examined for teeth arid other for-.
eign substances. , . , ■v«"
During the day Assistant Food ; In- v
epector Nason condemned 1000 pounds',
of nut caramels which *ho found on-- a
counter at the Fair. - A woman, •■ Who f
ddt . not give ■ her : name, reported s that ?
she bought some of the caramels and
that one •of them • had - a , worm In < it. i"
Nason went to the ■ store and •' found v
another worm crawling, over the candy."
"Don't' you know .that • candy's' rot-'i
ten?" he asked thejirirl . In charge. . of
the counter; ■ • : *. .•. .-• .:.• «' ,;■;■]
"Why, I never uxamined'H," she »"a~
plled. :"Dear me.'lt is rotten, lnn't it?"
Inspector. Murray la planning a epe
clal crusnde on candy shops as a result .
of these two revelations. ■
Kvery t bin k you want you will find la
the claMltted pag«. One ccu t * . word.

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