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vJsmHHsy Cottage— South*
>^>^«pp^ wesl
K rooms, modern, porcelain laundry tub;
best plumbing, gas and electricity, etc.
A sacrifice, must bo sold this week.
Price only IJ6BO. icnwiiv auiksison.
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EDUCATIONAL
H P^I^TTyKSSONir^OIVRN BY^so
perienced Spanish t^achPr. Tpirphone
W Home C 1052. or nddress BOX 192.
I Hern lil. '
I FOR SALE
I '"!.: Business Property
[ FOR BAI -
Are you looking for
factory or warehouse sites?
No restrl^V^ns; close In.
$26 per front loot, any frontage.
Close to Salt Lake railroad.
This Is good enough to Investigate.
F . D. DAVIES.
1 426 E. Ist St., or 4th and Clarence.
Home 41378. Boyle 1385 or 667.
FOR SALE— ~ ~~
Westlake district. 2-flat building, 7
rooms each: income $70 per month, or
will exchange part for smaller prop-
erty or small ranch. This pays over
1 0 per cent on investment. *
J . A. MORLAN & CO.. 202 Fay bldg.
C lf>BE IN HOTEL OR APARTMENT
lot bet. 6th and Orange, 625 Loomis st.
_Owner 207 Coppbldg. Main '1074.
Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE — ~
- A Comfortable Flat
This Is something nice in a neat «-
room furnished flat; all modern con-
veniences. Three rooms now bring-
ing 132. Rent Is $20 a month.
Price Is right if taken it once.
Owner going east.
1 47 North Grand Aye.
Miscellaneous
FOR SAT : NEW AND SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables; bar fixtures
of all kinds; easy payments. Send for
catalogue. THE BRUNSWICK-
BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. »31 West
• Third street. Los Angeles.
YOU CAN BUY GOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at P. W. KRINGEL'S, 845 S.
bpring. Tuning- and repairing. Broad.
way 2688. Homo F8126.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
McDonald * stott,
-■":;■-?: 109 to 317 L-ankershtm Building;.
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Owners- «n«l flcnlwi ln real estate
who Jiavu »propertte» "for Bale or ex-
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jvlth us.
r We can handle property located in
any part of the United States. East-
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United States; It means dollars to
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Entrance 312 Lankershlra Bids.
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Fun set Main 4555.
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Will Exclhainige
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results. Member Realty Board. 304-8
_ BRYSON BLOCK. 3d and Spring sts.
FOR EXCHANGE- , '
Five lots, Hollywood View tract, for
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J . A. MORLAN & CO.. 202 Fay Bldg.
CLE.iIt ACREAGE FOR CITY EQUITY.
SIDDALL. 218 8. Broadway.
BANK CLEAPP'GS
• By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows
the bank clearings at the principal
• cities for the week ended November 8
with the percentage of Increase and de
crease as compared with the corres
ponding week last year:
Pet. Pet
inc. dec.
•New York $1,809,901,781 2.9
•Chicago 214,041,400 4.3 ....
. •Boston 167,960,287 3.1
•Philadelphia .. 132,436,76» 3.2
•St. Louis 56,826,681 6.9
rittsb'.irg 46,096,508 1.9
•San Francisco. 47,017,148 20.0 ....
•Baltimore 27,822,047 6.9 ....
Cincinnati 27,945,300 24.2 ....
•KmiHii City.... 28,573,520 3.»
•New Orleans... 27,114,622 .... 0.6
•Minneapolis ... 26,981,985 .... 9.3
•Cleveland ..... 16,621,625 21.1 ....
•Louisville 12,755,543 19.4 ....
Detroit 12,115,876 6
•Los Angeles... 11,711,530 13.1 ....
Omaha 9,903,719 7.0 ....
•Milwaukee .... 10,580,614 8.6 ....
• •Providence .... 7,372,900 .... 11.9
•Buffalo 7,698,995 2.8 .....
"Indianapolis .. 7, 633. 92 .... 3.1
•St. Paul 10,670, 57S 17.7
Denver 9, 719,134 40.6 ....
Seattle 11,210,136 ij.l ....
Memphis 7,023,807 27.7 ....
•Fort Worth 7.263,085 6.7 ....
Richmond ...... 6,865,568 51.4 ....
Colun.bus 5,348,300 19.7 ....
Washington .... 5,925,548 6.4 ....
•St. Joseph .... 4.5^5,2!)6 11.6
•Savannah 6,801,539 .... 13.3
•Portland, Ore.. 7,145,875 27. ....
Albany 6,572.066 36.9 ....
Salt Lake City. . 6,740,540
Rochester ,' 4,461,402 19.6 ....
•Atlanta .......' 6,11').1us 11.2
Tacoma 4,192.112 3.2 ....
•Spokane, Wash. 5,!>.55,/:(i: 26.4 ....
Hartford .....-../ 4,2116,559 20.7
. Nashville 3,512,007 .... 1.3
Pcoria 3,313,083 .... 2.
D cs Moines 3, 0bi, 049 4
New Haven 2,E21,288 8,3 ....
Ornnd Rapids... 2,324,664 4.0 ....
■ Norfolk 2>21,8«. r i 1.6 ....
Augusta. Qa.... 2,217,476 .... 21.4
Springfield, Mas. 1,960,729 7.0
Portland, Me... . 1.975.136 19.1
Dayton 2,113,262 20,0 ....
Sioux City. 1,079,864 2.1 ....
Kvansvllle ..... 1,735,674 15.8 ....
•Birmingham .. 2,120.923 2-.S
Worcester ...... 1,588,780 7,7 ....
Syracuse 2,271,457 36.8 ....
Charleston, 8. C. 1,085,914 ... 3.2
• •Houston , 28,715,808 15,8 ....
"Qalveaton ••■( 17,351,000 1.5 ....
Total IT. 8 $2,90274~65,ti44 8.8 "...
Outside N. Y. ('. . 1,092,553,063 3.6 ....
Canada, >,;•
Montreal „ $34,i:,:i,i;0i 8.0 ....
V , Toronto 40,010,7<M 21,1 ....
\ Winnipeg . 14,968,033 J0. 3,
s > ( V' rr ° tal . Canada.. $9«,5nT683 16.9 ....
"'Mi|l**Not Included in totals because con
- iii. luiiiK other Items than clearings.
ntevlanri'H paid in (Hl|l ,»H
STOCK MARKET
IS UNSETTLED
HIGH MONEY RATES PREVENT
SPECULATION
Further Extended Discussion of Flnan.
elal Condition — Contraction In
Loan Issues Shown by
Bank Statement
Hy As«ioclat I I'ross.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— Today's stock
market was of much the same character
ns that of yest?rdny. Hettor resistance
was shown, however, to depression In
■PI" of thi aggravation of the money
stringency,
Money on call went to 12 per cent
quit" early In the day and to 15 per
cent before the i lose, The strength of
the tlmn loai market was also Increased
and the payment of premiums over tho
legal Interest rate extended in some
chbos to loans lor ths six months
period. Loans for sixty and ninety
days wero on a 7 per cent basis. The ex
pectation became general that a weak
showing would be made by the banks
in the weekly statement tomorrow.
The outgo to the Interior has gone
on this week, and with the absorption
by the lubtreaiiiry promises to dimin
ish the cash reserves .if tho banks by
between two and three million dollars.
lt Is to the change In the local market,
however, to which most Importance Is
attached. Tha action of the money
market for the last day or two has sug
gested that the banks are beginning to
feel at last the pressure upon their re-
SOurces due to the transfer of loans
from London to this market In connec
tion with the large reduction In tho
account In American securities supposed
to have taken place In London at the
last stock market settlement.
lt has been the subject of puzzled
conjecture In the financial district that
no effect has been shown on the loan
ltem of the banks in the last two state
ments as a result of this shifting pro
cess from London to this market. So
far, contrary to expectations, was the
bank showing In the last two weeks
that there was not lacking those who
maintained today that tomorrow.!
statement would show a continued con
traction In the loan Item. There was a
marked difference in the tone of >tho
money market ' today, however, from
that on the days preceding the two for
mer bank statements. ,
Northern Pacific was again a point Of
resistance to the depression In tin.
market with no news beyond the re
iteration of the rumor of a coming
"melon cutting."
The report of the determination to
capitalize the Pullman surplus and to
distribute it to stockholders gave some
symp-ithetic credence to the Northern
Pacific report. Pullman rose sharply
at the opening but fell violently after
ward. Reports were circulated of in
tended resistance to the form of the
proposed bonus to stockholders on tne
part of an organized majority.
American Woolen extended its break
of yesterday on account of the decision
to increase tho Issue of preferred stock.
This stock subsequently rallied.
The foreign exchange rates were af
fected by the local money situation and
declined in spite of the rise In sterling
rates both at Paris and at Berlin. The
private discount rate also rose at Paris.
The recovery in the money rate after
ceasinge easing off unsettled the closing which
was heavy and lifeless and left net
changes mixed. <
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value. $1,344,000.
United States bonds were unchanged.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press. ■'
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
Hieli. Low. Close.
Adams Ex 276
45,6004 5,600 Amul C0p.... .111% 110% 110%
3.4003 .400 Am C & Fdy.. 43% 43% 43%
do pfd 101
4 00 Am Cot Oil 35* So 85
do pfd 93%
Am Ex • 240
1 00 Am H & L pd. 25 25 25
1 ,900 Am Ice 90% 88 . 89
Am Lin Oil 17%
do pfd 38
3003 00 Am Liocomo... 73 72% 72%
4 00 do pfd 111% 110% 111
7 ,200 Am Smel & R. 154% 153% 153%
do pfd 117
6 00 Am Sub Kef.. 13.1% 133 133%
Am Tob pc 99
6 ,300 Ana Mln C 0. .269% 268% 269
7 ,900 Atchlson 99 98% 99
2 00 do pfd 102 101% 101%
1 00 Atlantic C L,. .134% 134% 134
5 ,800 B & 0 118% 117% 117%
5 00 do pfd 92 91 '90
1 8,300 Brook R T,. . 78% 77% 78%
1 ,100 Can Pac 174% 174% 174%
Cent of N J .220
6 00 dies & Ohio.. 53 52% 52%
■ 200 Chi G W 17% 17% 17%
4 00 Chi & N W...203 202 201
1 5,300 CM&StP. . .171% 170% 171
2 00 CCC & St L.. . 93 92% 92
2 ,000 Col F& 1 51% 51 51%
2 00 Col & South.. 37% 37% 37%
2 00 do Ist pfd.. 69% 69% 68%
8 00 do 2d pfd.. 57% 57 57
1 00 Consol Gas 139 139 138%
Corn Pro ;. .... 19%
do pfd 75
■.. Del & Hud / 216%
Del L, & W 635
1 00 Den & R G... 39 39 39
do pfd .... 83%
1 ,200 Distill Sec 60% 69% 69%
7 .500 Erie 43% 42% 43%
do let pld 75 ;
do 2d pfd.. 67%
3 00 Gen Elect 176 175-.173
Hock Val 123
2 00 111 Central 174% 173% 173 .
4 00 Inter Paper... 18% 17% 18
do pfd 81%
. 300 Inter Pump... 44% 44 44
do pfd 81
1 00 lowa Cent.... 28% 28% 28%
do pfd '50.
X C South 27%
3003 00 do ptd..'.'.'.'. 58% 58% 68%
5 00 L & N 142% 142 142
3 00 Mcx Cent 22 22 22%
2 ,200 Minn & St 1.. . 67 67 66
1 00 MStP&SItStM.I47 147 148%
do pfd 167 |
800 Mo Pac... 94 93% 93%
8 .900 M X & T 34 % 33% 31%
do pH i. • ■ 67%
3 00 Nat Lead 75"' 75 75
2 00 N R of M pd. 54 M 53
3 ,200 N V Cent 128% 128 127%
6 00 N V Ont & W 45% 45% 46%
Norfolk & W 93
do pfd 90
North Am 88%
7 00 Pac Mall 37 38% 37
5 2,200 Pennsylvania 139% 139 139%
1 00 People's Gas.. 88% 88% 88%
P CC & St Li 80
3 00 Pressed S Car.. 62 i.2% £2
do pfd 97%
5,3005 ,300 Pullman PC! !270" 268% '204
2 19,600 Reading 146% 146 145%
9 00 do Ist pfd. . 91 91 90
• do 'id pfd 93
7 00 Rcpub Steel... 35% S5 35%
8 00 do ptd 97% 97% !'7Vi
4 ,900 It I C 0....... 28% 28 28%
4 00 do pfd 67 titi 66
Rub (ids pfd 105
... BtL & 8F 2 pd 47
2 ,100 St L 8 W 23% 23% 24%
do pfd .... t>7
' 1,900 South Y'aV.'... . 92% 91% 91%
3003 00 do pfd 119% 119% M\
6 ,100 South By 33% p 32%
4004 00 do f.i 95 35 «4%
T. mi C & 1... .... .... 168
2,3002 ,300 Ten & P»0.... 36 % 85% 35%
2002 00 Tol St LA W. 35% 84% 34%
4004 00 do I't'l 65% 54% 64%
104,6001 04,600 Union Pur. ...183% 1810 182%
1001 00 do pfd «3. 93 -'-'i ]
1001 00 l aEX 120 120 120
I' a It. ally 84
4004 00 U s Rubber... 49% 49 49%
do pfd .... 106%
35,9003 5,900 U B Bteei 47% 46% 46%
2,2002 ,200 do pfd 105 104% 104%
1001 00 Vu Car Chem. 36%. J6% 86%
„ do pfd 108
\Vabunli 19%
30)3 0) do pfd ... 48 43 48%
Well* V Ex . . . 290
2002 00 West Hlcrt. ..KiX 158 166%
8 00 West Union... 86 85% 85%
.. Wheel & L. B .... 16%
.■.■.■.'.■.' Wl» Ctfnt »6»
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVRMRER 10. lOOfV
SOft do t>fd 80% 50',^ 81
2,6002 ,600 Nor fnc 2 20% 217. 219%
8008 00 Cent I.™ B(t'/4 88 36%
2 00 do pfd 102 102 101
2 00 loss Si. f r .. 73% 73 72
6.(006 .(00 <4t Nor pfd.... 324 322 »22%
2 ,100 Inter Met 37% 8«% 86%
1,0001 ,000 do pfd 77% 76% 76**
Total sales for the day 659,000 shares.
Other Stocks
■ill.- following stonK quotations are
furnished through Fred Dorr, broker,
Bradbury building:
Chicago local close, Nov. 9:
National Hi* mt, common, 73%t>74ta;
prtf«rr«<l, lift (■(0118%.
Diamond Match 125% ©126.
Union Uox Board, lHifl I ,*; preferred,
10%1 0% 412.4 12. /
BwTft & Co, IL".i"
Kansas City Light, H2«j)63. ;
American Can, KMOsftstt; preferred,
Carbon! 89^30r preferred, 119ffJ>120.
(hi. ego Pneumatic Tool, 4lir(j;nO; ss,
81 s1itith''side Elovfttefi. 90®»l.
New York Bonds
N y AMoelntrt press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— The following
k«i-«k «i-« viosnm privM mr Mmds touay:
U S ref 2s reg,.101% Jap W 2d Btr.. 9<y 4
U M ref is tou..i</l',» Jap IIS eel .... tilt
Ud 8s leg 1W jp 4%.s cr »v m. M»V4
a t) Us coil KM i, .>> li iMi 48..11 M
U S old M leK.HIJ Man (11 mil m.ilN
U d old is c.Mi. I".; Alex ' eh i 5.... 6U%
i : S new ki reg.lauVi Mcx <en Ist In, 24
r s new 4s COU.UOVi Mill & Hti, Is., 93%
Amn Tobao 45.. V>.% M X & X 4»... »X
Amn Tobac 05...110 M 1< A r Ids., Mi
Atch gen In 1(10% NRH Mx in 48. M
Atch adj IS <Uti Nit: gn 3%5.. 85
Att Cst l.n I*.. :'iv : N .1 (' BH b5...12>1%
U & O 4s mi-* Nor Pao ll 103%
11 1 & O 3%s 93% Nor Pao fin m'/«
Hrkn R T CV -Is. 04* Nl'k & \\ en 45. 100
Cen of On r.M. . . .i1l - /4 . (i B L rfdg 45.. 9*l
Cen of On Ist In. 90 Jtenn cv 3%5...1'»i -
Cen of (la 2d In. 75 Rpad gen it... IW%
Cen of Ga 3d In. 73 StL&IM en 65. .114
C & O 4%S 105% StL&SF fg Is.. 84%
C* A 3%S 77 StL 8W on 4s. MVi
C B & Q new In. 99% Sbd Air Ln 4s. 82%
CRI&PRR 4s 77% Sou Pao .45.... 91%
CRj&PRR cl Es. 91 S P Ist 4s cr.. 98%
CCC&StL gn 45.. 102% Sou Ry 'is 116%
Col Ind 6s sr A. 75 Tx & Pac 15t5.119%
Col Mid 4s 71 T StL & W 4k. 80 •
Col & Sou 45.... 92 Union Pan .103%
Cuba (is 103 U s Steel 2d Bs. W>&
Den & P. G 45... 98% Wall lsts 113
Dlst Seen 6s 87% Wnb Db 8.... 80%
Erie pr In 45.... Wst Md 45.... 84
Erie- gen 4s 90% W & L E 45... mjt
Hock Val 4%5...106% Wis Cen 4s 90%
Japan 6s 97% Jap 4s ctfs .... 82%
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By AssoclnU-el Press
BOSTON, Nov. 9.— The following were
the uliiL-iai closing uiiuuuiuiia luuay iit
moiks ana bonds' ' f .
Atch adj 4s 92 Atlantic 14
Atchlson 4s !i!l% iliiiglinin ;«)'/*
M cx Cen 4s 78 Centennial 211
Atchlson Üb-'Ji Cop Kange .... K^/ t
Atch pfd 101 V* Daly West ... lava
Host & Alb 211% Franklin 2u%
Bost & Maine ..li>o Omnl.y 13
Bost Elev 154 Isle Royale ... Ti\i
Fltchburg pfd ..133% Mass Mining .. 8
M cx Cen L' 2% Michigan li%
N Y NU & H .... 11121,2 Mohawk ...... 6
Perrc Mar 63 Mon C & C... 2
Union Pac ....l^Vi Old Dom 59
Am Ag Ch pfd.. UiVi Osceola 126
Amn Pnn Tube.. 14 Parrot 27
Am Sirgar 13314 Qnincy 102
Am Sug pfd 131 Shannon 15%
Am Tel & T«l...tt7fe Tamarack 100
Amn Woolen ... 31 Irlnlty 11%
Am Wool pfd....lolVi United Cop ... 71%
Dom I & 8 26 IT S Mining.... 1i314
Edl Elec 11m. ...233 U S Oil 10
Mass Elec 18% Utah 03
Muss Elec pfd.. 81 Victoria UJ4
Mass Gas 58% Winona 9>/4
United Fruit ...105% AVolverlne 158
Unl Sho Mh .... 71 North Butte ..112
Unl 8h Mh pfd.. 29^ Butte Coall ... 36%
IT S Steel 4K% Nevada 20%
V S Steel pfd. ..104% Cal & Ariz 152
Adventure 6 Teeumseh 14}»
Allouez 3fi\4 Art* Coml .... 37
Amalg 110% Green Con .... 25%
Financial Record
By Associated Prras.
NEW YORK, Nov. D.— Money on call
strong, 8(0)15 per cent; ruling rate, 8%
per cent; closing bid, 10; offered at 12
per cent.
Time loans strong and active; sixty
days, 8 per cont; ninety days. 7 per
cent; six months, fi',4fi;S% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@6% per
cent.
.Sterling exchange steady nt a decline,
with actual business in bnnkers bills
at $4.8570% 4.8575 fcr demand End at
$4.8050% 4.8055 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, $4.BHd and $4.86ty.
Commercial bill*, $4. 50 >v. rt> 4.80%.
Bar silver, 71% c.
Mexican dollars, .rise.. r ise.
Bonds, governments and railroads
steady.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Hress
WASHINGTON' Nov. 9.— Today's
statement of treasury: Available cash
balances $228,297, 124; gold coin and
bullion, $113,358,U36; gold certificates,
$51,387,041.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.— The London tin
market was higher, with spot quoted at
£194, 16s, and futures at £196, ss. Lo
cally the market was steady with spot
quoted at $42.07^ bid and $42.52V4 asked.
Copper was higher In London, with spot
quoted at £99 and futures at £100, ss.
Locally the market was firm, with lake
qifoted at $21.75@22.50; electrolytic, $21.50®
2.00; casting, $21.25(021.75.
Spelter was unchanged at £27, 10s in
London, but was firmer in the local mar
ket at $6.25(fEC.35.
Lead was unchanged at £19, 7s 6d In
London and $5.75Ca5.95 locally.
Iron was firm locally.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The offi
cial closing quotations for mining stock*
today were as follows:
Alta 6 Kentuck Con .. 8
Alpha Con 17 Mexican 145
Andes 34 Occi Con 76
Belcher 45 Ophlr 3tiO
Best & Belcher.. l7s Overman 20
Bullion 35 Potosl 30
Caledonia 55 Savage 145
L'hal Con 25 Scorpion 18
Chollar 28 Sag Belcher ... 14
Confidence 90 Sierra Nev ....165
Con Cal & Va...145 Silver Hill 75
Imiy 2 Union Con 105
Crown Point ... 23 Utah Con 18
Exchequer 65 Yellow Jacket.. l2s
fiould & Gurrle. 40 Sliver bars ... 71%
Hale & N0rc....115 Me* dollars ... 54%
Julia 16 Drafts, sight... 10
Justice 12 Drafts, tel 12%
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9. — Cattle— Receipts,
4000; market steady; beeves $4.00 f(p
7.^:>: i-ows and betters. Sl.OO'Q 1 6.15;
si.M'ki'iH and feeders $2.50fi/i4.50; west
erns, Sj!»0(&)4.10; calves, $o. oo<tf/7. 75.
Hoxa — Receipts, 15,000; market weak;
mixed and butoheri 16.9b06.40, good
heavy, 5« .25^6.42^1 1 rough heavy, J5.80
0.ni.00; Unlit. 55.55«( U.32M, ; Pigs, SO. SO
Q>6.10; bulk of snles. 86.00n.cii.30
Sheep — Receipts, 8000; market steady;
sheep, 53.7E 4|,5.00; lambs. S4.7J<U 7.U0.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.— Butter —
Fancy creamery, 30c; seconds, 28c;
fancy dairy, 28c.
Choose — Eastern, 16t&o; Young Amor
ica, 15 o; western. 110
Hugs — Ranch, r.OV4c; store, 304p46c;
eastern, ItttSsc,
CHICAGO, Nov. ,9. — On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
stoudy; creameries. ISOlltiCi dulrleu,
18M|W23o. Kggs, firm at mark caseu
included. 21 4u28e; . firsts. . 24c; prime
firsts, 153*0; extras, 280. Cheese,
steady. 1 2 % 1 'A c
Sugar and Coffee
Hv Aesoclattd I'ress.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— Sugar— Raw,
qulot; fair refining, 3 6-16 c; cuntrlfuKul
969 6 test, 8 X3-16o; ii.olu.ssns sugar, 3 i "tic
Refined, quiet; crushed, 6.60 c; powdered,
1 11.1 1. ■, granulated, 4.80u.
The market for coffee closed steady
net uiu-hnntfitd to five points lower.
Sales 52.500 bags. Including: November
.it }t;.os(Uii.lU; Hi -in lit- 1 , $6.15^6.20;
March, 16 It ■< i. BO; May. tn.6G«|itf.Us;
July. »(i.8O; September, 56.90(j>«.93; oc
tober *7.00.
IDAHO AND UTAH
POTATOES APPEAR
STILL ANOTHER ADVANCE IN
CRANBERRIES
Slight Rise in Quotations on Honey.
Eggs and Butter Market Is
Firm— Fresh Fruit
Active
I The local produce market Was Inclined I :
to dullness yesterday, after the usual rush 1
of dealing with the peddlers and thone )
merchants who stock up from day to
1 day, Products from the field, orchards i
arid- garden are of excellent quality and
make an attractive display In the stores ;
and Jobbing houses— often presenting the ,
appearance of prize exhibits at state fairs. ;
I 'rlces were well maintained for all
fr«jsh fruits, except In certain lines whero
thi: supply was far in excess, of the de
mand. „.. '
Cranberries took another upward bound
yesterday, the Jobbing price being fixed ,
at $12 a barrel, being an advance of
fifty cents.
Quotations on honey wero advanced one
cant.
On the exchange more potatoes from
outside points were offered In carload
ots, • notably products from Idaho and
Utah. No I .les. •
Kk«s and butter remain firm at quoted
prices. It Is expected that northern eggs
will go to 42 cents within a few days. in
which case there la likely to be an ad
vance In local ranch eggs.
The supply of fish la sufficient to meet
daily demand. Receipts are heavy each
evening. -•
Produce Receipts
Kggs, cases 128
Butter, pounds *.««
Cheese, pounds >•»•"
Potatoes, sucks ™
Onions, sacks non
Beans, sacks *J
Sweet potatoes, sacks •••• m
Produce Prices
The following are the lobbing prices
lnI In the local market:
EGGS-Fresh California ranch. 45ej
northern, SBc; eastern fresh, 38c; stor
age, selected. 28c. _
BUTTER— local creamery, 75c;
Valley creamery. 72V4@76c; coast,
creamery, 62»,4<8.1J5c; choice. 57%@WV4c;
cooking, 22c; La France, 76c.
HONEY- white, 60-lh. cans, 7®
7V4c;7 7V4c; light amber, G®6V4c; Honeycomb,
water white, 1-lb. frame, 16c; white, 14c;
light amber, 12®13c; beeswax, 27c.
CHEESE— Northern, 15r ( i)16c; Anchor,
large, 17c; Young America, ISc; Hand,
19 c;1 19c; eastern, singles, lßVi®l7c; twins. lo®
l«Uc;l «Uc; Cheddars. 16@10%c; Longhorns. lift
17i4c; Daisy. 17«i!l<Vic; Swiss, Imported, 28
ilbc; Swiss, domestic, 20c; Limburger,
ISc
C HlLl—E vaporated. 20.. ; sun dried. 20c;
ground, '12V4c; Mexicans, black. 18c; green,
C POTATOES (per 100 lbs.)— Burbank. lo-
POTATOES (per 100 lbs.)— Burbank, lo
cal, new. $1.60@1.65; Salinas. $1.9002.00;
Highland Burbankß, • $1.75; Oregona.
$1.65; sweet potatoes, $1.75@2.00; Wat
sonvllles. $1.85® 1.90.
BEANS (all per 100 Iba.)-Plnk No. 1.
$2.7503.00; No. 2, $1.80; Lima. No. 1, $4.60:
Lady Washington, No. 1. $2.90®3.00; small
white, $3.6003.75; blackeye, $1.25@4.60; Gar
vnnzas, $4.25@4.50; German lentils, $9.00
©10.00. - ■
ONIONS (per 100 lbs.) — Yellow Dan
ver local SI. 1.50; northern, 51. 25;
garlic, 6c; Australian . browns. $1.25©
' Alexanders. $1.00; Bell»-
f leurs, $I.oo© 1.20; choice, 75c; Missouri
Jonathans, $2.00; Colorado Jonathans,
$2.15©2.25. . , .
C RANBERRIES-sl2 a barrel. •
POULTRY— Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to the traov as follows (per pound):
Hens, 20c; young roosters, 19c; fryers,
21 c;2 21c; old : roosters, 13c; broilers. 22c; tur
keys, 23@25c; old. 24c; geese, 15c; ducks,
16 c.
For stocks In good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 14c;
young roosters 14c; fryers. 15c; broil
ers, 22c; old roosters, 8c; turkeys, local,
17 c;1 17c; old toms, 17c; young toms, 19c; hen
turkeys, 17c; geese, 9c; ducks, lie; squabs,
2'/4c.
BAKERS' FLOUR— Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per bbl.. $5.25; blended
wheat, $4.90; eastern rye. $5.25.
CEREAL Wholesale prices ar»
as follows:
10-lb. 25-lb. 60-lb.
Al flour, per 100 52.70
Banquet Hour, per 100 — 2.6<>
Pastry flo\n-, per 100 2.60
Graham Hour 2.40 2.85 2.30
Corn meal. W & W 2.16 2.10 2.06
Whole whert ; 2.50 2.45 2.10
Rye 2.75 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 3.40 8.85 3.30
Farina 8.40 3.35 3.80
GRAIN AND FEED <per 100 lbs.)-
Wheat,- $1.60; r heat (100-lb. sack). $1.05;
corn, $1.35; cracked corn, $1.40; feed meal,
$1.45; bran, heavy, $1.30: rolled barley,
$1.20; oil cake meal, $2.25; cotton seed
meal, $1.(5; cocoa nut cake, $1.65; shorts,
poui.. . '..45; white oats, $1.90; red oats,
$1.50; eastern Kaffir corn, $1.36.
HAY-(A 11 per ton):
Choice wheat and hay... 519.00 to $21.00 ton
No. 1 wheat or wheat
and oat 17.00 to 18.00 ton
So. 2 wheat or wheat
and oat 13.00 to 16.00 ton
Choice tame oat 15.00 to 17.00 ton
Other tame oat 9.00 to 14.00 to.i
Wild oat 9.00 to 13.00 ton
Stock hay 800 to 9.00 ton
Alfalfa 8.00 to 12.00 bale
Straw 55 to .70 ton
FRUITS AND BERRlES— Bananas,
4MVfcc; strawberries, 20c.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons. fancy,
$3.50® 6.00.
NUTS ANL 1 DRIED FRUITS (all per
b.)— Almonds. IXL., 19it20c; Ne Plus Ultra,
17c; peanuts , California fancy, 6c;
eas:ern, lai,. y. 6c: walnuts, California
bleached, No. 1, 14@15c; pecans, Jum
bo. 14c; extra large, 1 M..r; Brazils, 14c;
filberts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c;
evaporated apples, per lb., 12@12t4c;
apricots, 15®16c; nectarines, lie;
peaches, 12V4c; pears. 13c; plums, lie.
raisins, 7'?<7%c; seedless muscats, 7c;
loose muscats, 7fe7%c.
DATES— Persian dates. 6Vi@6V4c; Fards.
6c.
VEGETABLES-Strlng beans. 2H@3c;
wax beans, 2Vi@3c; beets, 60c sack; fancy
celery, 30@35c doz. ; evaporated chills, 20
<t«3Hi: lb.; garlic, 7c lb.; lettuce, $1.00 crate;
peas, 5%c lb. ; spinach, 15c doz.; turnips,
50c sack; cabbage, $1.i'5(ft1.50 sack; local
tomatoes, 20&30 c box; cucumbers, 25c box;
green corn, $1.25 sack.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angelas
stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy 85c
Uuttur, 2'/4-!b. roll. Poppy 80c
and cooking (6c
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen 60c
i'oi.iiuua, fancy, 100 lbs $2.50
Pacific Coast Trade
l>y Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Beans-
Pink, JJ.iUKyJ.^f.; Lima, (4.23(^4.35; small
while, ££.9u<ft3.os; large white, 12.00Q2.40.
I 'otutoeHiO regon Uurbanks, 35j*00c; Sa
linas Uurbanks, *1. 1.50; River reds, SI.OU
0 1.16; Merced sweets, $1.50. -..
Onions— Fancy, Die; common, 600.
Various— Qreen peas, ii<ij7c; string beans,
6Ji 7c; egg plant, isc4f|l.uo; green Dappers,
6uni(Uii'; tomatoes,. 26^7sc; garlic, 2{t3c; cv
cumbers, »1.u(V!»1.21>.
Flour— Family extras, |4.ii6ii:iG.iu; bak
ers extras, 54.30Q4.U0; Oregon and Wash
ington, |3.76(U4.i6.
Wheat- -Shipping, (1.«|1.25; milling, $1.26
iw.ji,
Barley Peed, $1.00fi1.07H; brewing, SU«i
©I.UV4; Cheva.ier, $1.1(X&1.26. 7
Oats-Red, $I.I7Vj&I.UH; white, Sl.32Vi«
1 16; iii. 1, Jl.wWil.is.
M lllstulTs—Middlings.M 11ls tu ITs— Middlings. 2SifjL'9c; mixed feed,
UilUo; rolled barley, 123.60&26.00; oatmeal,
„11... 01 1 groats, $1.75; rolled oats,
>■■■■. • n
Hay— Wheat, su.oomiu.Do; wheat and oat,
$104117; oat. wild. $St2U2; out, tame, $9&>16;
ulfiilfu, $Mrll; straw, 36{ft>Oc.
Retvlpts— Flour, 1310; wheat. 11,084; bar
ley. BU7; outs. Dai; beans, 13.619; potatoes,
7 006: unions, 1000; bran, 884; middlings, 700;
hay, si:.; BOP 82,
Everything you want you will I nd In
the classified i>utre-n modern •nuyulo
pedla. On* eer» a word
FINANCIAL
MIS ANGELES, Nov. 9-Bank clear
ln** were $2,2»,127.02, against $1 ,745.«72.7«
for the corresponding day la»t year, an
increase of $i>1t, 454.2(1. Following is a.
comparative statement:
I <XH 1908 IWM
Nov. 6 t2.1!>4.MK!.16 51.7!W,3R1.»1 $1,105,107.13
Nov. 6.... (H01iday)
Nov. 7. 8,213,694.49 1,493,234.*! 1,805,220. 01
Nov. 8 2.456.8 M.02 1.844,878.45 1,453,632.,N3
Nov. 9 2,256,127.03 1.743.672.76 1,22J,416.0t
LOO ANQELEB BTOCK EXCHANGE
Official dales— 2ooo Ollnda Land Co. at
1 2«12%r; 1000 Continental OH at JIHp.; l"00
Mexlran Patroleum At-fI.OX; 1000 nt $I.M>H
<!'■ 60); moo Associated Oil at 61HC; 5000
at ill (S 30).
Bank Stocks ,
Hid AKkod.
American National Bank ...,116V* "«
llrn.idwny Dank A Tru«t C 0..155. .155 ...
Bank of Lo* Angelas 122 ...
California Savings Bank 120
Central , .- 240
CltlEona National". 231
Commercial Savings ...Ail 176
Dollar Bavlnss Dank 140
Farmers A Merchants Nat 1...875 399
Federal Bank 12 16
First National Stamped 430
German American 821 830
Home Snv Bunk of 1,. A 189
1. A. Trust Co 125
Manhattan Savings Bank 125
Merchant* National 445
Merchant)* Trust Co 95 106
M per cent paid up.
Natl Hank of California ....
National Bank of Com 127
Security Savings Hank 250
State Hank * Trust Co 93V4 100
Southern Trust Co lite
U . S. National Bank 153
Bond*
Associated OH 88V4 9
Cal. Pacific Ry 91 101
Corona Power & Water Co.. .. 93H
Cucumongn Water Co 100
Edison Electric Ist ref 101V4 ' - ... *
Edison Kloe Co. old 155ue. ...103
Home Telephone Ist ref 82 .88
Edison Electric Ist ref 10U4
L . A. Pac. Con. Mfg 109
L . A. Traction Co 109
L . A. Electric ' 95
L . A. Railway Co 115
Mission Trans & R Co 92%
Mt. Low«e Rollway Co 85 99
Pacific Light & Power C 0... 98V4 100 i
Pacific Electric Railway C 0... ... i
Pasadena H T & T Co 91
Pomona Con. Water Co .. ■' ... <
Riverside H T ft T Co 78 ,'... ■
Santa Monica H T * T Co.; .. 80
San Diego H T & T Co 81% 86
Santa Barbara Elec. Ry 96 98
Seaside Water Co
Trmescal Water Co 84
United Elec. G. A: P. Co 100% . .
U . S. Long Distance 80 90
Union Transportation C 0.... 96 SB,'
Vlsalla Water Co :
Whlttier 75 &i
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil 1.00
Associated Oil 51% .52
Central 1.02% 1.10
Columbia .49
Continental 20% .22
Fullerton Con 86
Fullerton Oil 68%
Globe 08% .11
Home Whlttier 90 1.40
Mexican Petroleum 1.01%
Ollnda Oil & Land Co 12 .12%
Plru Oil & Land Co 08%
Reed Crude 16%
Rice Ranch Oil C 0..... 1.50
Union 201. 206.00
Union Provident Co 196.00 203.00
United Petroleum. 390.00
Western Union 296.00 330.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Askfb.
Cal Portland Cem Co 53.00
Cal Hospital 90.00
Home Telephone pfd 89.75 .. I
Edison Electric com 60.25 .'. . -
Emergency Hospital 35.00
Home Telephone pfd 59.25
Home Telephone com 18.00 21.00
Los Angeles Brewing Co 160.00
L A Jockey Club SO.OO 146.00
Pac Mutual Life Ins C 0.. .197 .00
Pasadena H T & T Co 36.60 40.00
Santa Monica H T & T.... .... 21.00
San Diego H T & T -- 35.50
Sun Drug Co 95,00 • ...
Seaside Water Co ........75.00' '
Title G & Trust Co 176.00
Title Ins & Trust pfd 140.00 . ...
Title Ins & Trust com 140.00 :•....;
U S L D T'& T Co pfd.... 45.00 64.00
Union Trust & Title Co 62.00
Whittler H T & T Co
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales— 2o,ooo Cal. Hills M. Co. at
f> a i<fi"6Hc; 200 Furnace Creek Ex. at $1.0.1%
01.05; 200 Hecla Mines at $4.15(R;4.18; 1000
Clark Copper at 75c (B 30); 5000 Nevada
Searchlight at Sc; 1000 at 9c (B 90).
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. Askpd.
Cal Hills M Co 06% .06%
Clark Cop Co 70 S4
Butte & Gwt Co 50
Furnace Creek Cop Co 3.56 4.10
Furnace Creek Ex Cop Co.. 1.02%
Furnace Valley Cop Co 1.00
NEVADA.
(Tonopah district)
Belmont 6.45 6.80
(Johnnie alstrlct. Nye county.)
Johnnie Con GM Co 24% .25V4
(Manhattan district.)
Bull Dog M C 0..... .14
(Searchlight district)
Cyrus Noble T 16%
Eldorado Can. M. & M. Co ,03?» .04U
New Era 02^4 .04
Nevada Searchlight 07% .OnKi
Quartette 12.00
Searchlight M & M C 0.... 1.02
Searchlight Parallel 08% .10
Searchlight West M Co 09 .11
ARIZONA.
Hecla Con Mines Co 4.17 4.35
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Offerings of Wheat Snapped Up— De.
mand Active for Corn
and Oats
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.— Lower cables and
clear weather generally throughout the
United States caused moderate selling In
the first few minutes, but offerings were
readily .taken. The market appeared to
bc oversold and local shorts actuated by
the small movement of wheat to north
western -markets were anxious to cover.
Total primary receipts were also light,
December opened unchanged to a shade
lower at 72K@72% to 72ftc, advanced to
7 3>4 and closed at % up at 73c.
Liberal Argentine shipments and excel
lent weather conditions In the United
States caused some selling of corn early
in the day and resulted In slightly easier
selling. The market, however, soon be
came firm on covering by shorts and a
good demand by commission houses. The
close was firm. December closed 42% c.
Trading in the oats pit was active and
the market was firm all day. Decem
ber closed 3iWn3i%c-
With the exception of moderate weak*
ness early In the day the provisions mar
ket was firm. At the close January pork
was up ?Mc, lard was 2Hc higher, ribs
were unchanged.
Market Ranges
Wheat— December. 73c; May, 77% c.
Corn— December, 43Hc; May, 43%«; July,
MHO.
Oats-December, 34Hc#S4%;; May, 35%<Qi
8 5%o; July, 83V4C.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 7li&80c; No.
S . 711679 c: No. 2 red, 71%®73c; No. a corn,
4V4«| ii'io; No. 2 yellow, 4G^c; No. 1 oats,
84Vio No. 2 white, 8GHo; No. 3 white, 33
((jKa'ic: No. 2 rye, 61c; fair to choice
malting, 47@500; No. 1 Max seed. tI.OSVi;
No. 1 northwestern, I1.10V4; prime timothy
seed, $4.1604.20; clover, contract grades,
15.25; short ribs, aides (loose), 18.00^8.60;
short clear aides (boxed), |8.37)i@8.60;
whisky, basis of high wines, tl-29.
Articles. Rents. Ship.
Flour, bblß 24,800 30,400
Wheat, bu , 11,100 68,800
Corn, bu SBI.BOO 200,000
Oats, bu 320,900 OOv.bOii
Rye, bu 7,000 41.900
Hurley, bu 83.400 66,800
Cereals of the World
PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 9.— Wheat-
Club, li3«t>4c; blue stem, 6S@67c; rod, uu<u
6ic; Valley, 6flo.
TACOMA, Nov. 9- Wheat unchanged;
blue stem, 88o; club. 66c; red, «4c.
■, . . ■ „i ■»»♦ ■ ,
lt you want to go taat, c Hiiydock.
A«<mt Illinois Central R.R.. US W. 6th.
SAVINGS BANKS
4 per cent paid on term and 3 per cent on ordinary savings
deposits. Loans on real estate. Open Saturday evening!.
Southern California Savings BaM $££$§*& pp r r £
S . E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, W. D. Wooiwine, V. Pre».
Union Trust Building. Ctiaa, R Toll. Cashter.
Security Savings Bank C $ P 7w!aio!oo Urplu ''
N . E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, Total Assets,
Herman W. Hellman Dldg. $16.000.000.00.
German American Savings Bank Ca^' o^'} s ' irplus '
23 South Spring St. Total Assets,
Branch— Main and First*Sts. $10,000,000.00.
Clearing House Banks
WAMB r OrFICBIHI
■partners & Merchant. National Bank l - W. him. i. MAN. Praa.
L( armers A Mcrcnants national tsanK CHAB lkyler. Caahier.
* Cor. Fourth and Main. Capital, Il.tOO.OOO; Burplu« and proflta. tI.tOO.OPr
First National Bank "w M - ELLIOTT, Prea. ca. W *. "
irst iNationai eanK w . t. s. hammond. ca*hi«r.
■*■ S. IS. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital Stock. $1,250,000: Surplus, $250,000.
; Undivided Profit.. $1,187,747.01. __" ,
TV/Terchants National Hunk H. W. HHHMAfI. Pr»«.
ercnants national can* w „ UOuLII)A V, cashier.
■*•** N. B. Cor. .;»con<l and Main. Capital, $200.IW>' Burplua and Profltn mn<m
•Droadway Bank & Trust Company r A w R kbnnt L cms& p™ V'^
•*— ' »OX-810 llflwy. Bradbury Bldw Oapltnl. t»0.000: Burplua-Und. Profit*. CTM.Ona.
A merican National Bank w ■£■ BOjlsKokO. Pr*i. ■ , :
merican national tsanK T w PHEI _, B c i, n ,, r .
*■ 8. W. Cor. Second ft Broadway. $l,.0"0.000; giirpl«« and Prnftt*. m.Vm
Rational Bank of California fe. b F v %ii: M &-i*r
*^ N. B. Cor. Second and Spring Capital. $500,000. Surplu»-Und Profltii $100,000.
Ctate Bank & Trust Company £>• J^hpek <$$!& T^
>J N. W. Cor. Second Hnd Spring. Capl'ui. $500.000:. Surplus and Proflta. $6»W
Qiti2ens' National Bank" a 1 waters 1 cSSusr"- " "^
*" 8. W. Cor Brd and Main Capital, 1300,000; Burplun «nd PrHita.' ttm.ttk
Q entralßank . ■ : ■
N. E. Oor Fourth A Broadway Capital. $100.000. Surplm and tiOO.Ofle.
q*»he National Bank of Commerce F M DOMnr i ABB _^. .
A IN LOS ANGELES CHARLES cJThtor.
N . W. Cor. H»th and Spring. / Capital. 1200.000: Hurplua. $»«•.
T J nit ed Slates National Bank f MBMiTHM 8MiTH A Caahl'**' ~~~~
*-* S. B. Cor. Main A Commercial. Capital. 's2oo.ooo: ''.rplu* and Profit*. 1 m.V»
Commercial National Bank 'x A> -""£,? N^ : . free. ~~~
„. _ . _ , I^. iv. Fijiivr, Cr«hler.
4 23 South Hnrlng. Capital. $200.000; Surplus »nd Profits. m.OOt
Mr A pyVqrf t'il*rAnfflT^lrT^n'*itj"*^Hw^ l^^ t> »T^tffPg!l-lJ*fflyKsy!V-ft^i ill
I rupa ilnX^Ja^»£iliU Mini m n Jllfffl "ilk* /■l*^^iii"i ■ WTt
9 m M liTiO\2ii ' Stocks may be purchased now ln the most extendve raw*
W A 91 OHa Bratl cantilo syndicate ever organized on the const. Saf«.«ur»
"^"'■"">'l)flBlJflG" > 'l)fl8lJflG and profitable. Write today. •■ ..—..-. ■--_-' .........
JSff^nSfm Pacific Syndicate Stores Company
t >OllO 1 1 f' 118 BM if 4OH-H-1O l.nnkrrKlilm liiillillnn, Los An«rlta, Cal. • '
BtrcJ Jl ]fS \ AJuZtMti To secure stock, make deposit for account of Pacific
■raiMiMjuIHIHUJMiWjM Syndicate Stores Co. with Wells-Fargo, Nevada Nation-
£9 IIAITTH ' nI ''ink. San Francisco; National Bank of Commerce, Los
B L I VI I■■ Angeles. Cal.; First National bank. Riverside. Cat.; First
iTlfc^TSMljHliiTl National bank. Redlands, Cat.; San Bernardino National
mUltMimmwmamm bnnk: Merchants' National hank. Ran. Diego. Cal.
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Fruits-
f ancy apples, $1.26; common, 36c.
Strawberries, $6®B; huckleber
ries, 6@Bc; raspberries, 9@l2c; cranberries,
B @l3c. . ■ , • ■ • ■
Grapes-Isabella, $1.25@1.50; Muscat. $1.00.
Quinces, 85c@$1.00. - -
Oranges— $3.00@4.50; Mexican
limes, $3.7534.50. -
Lemons— California, ' $3.00;
fancy, $5.60. , .
Tropical fruits— Bananas, fI.OOISH-W;
Smyrna figs, 75c@51.00.
" • . Dried Fruit Prices ,v'.-';\ : i
NEW YORK, Nov. The market for
evaporated apples continues quiet on
spot, but the tone is easy and there is no
pressure to sell. High choice, B@B%c;
choice, 7@7%c; prime, 6»4®8%c.
Prunes are active on the coast and are
firm on spot, with California grades rang
ing from 3 to 9c and Oregon 40s to 20s,
9 %@10c.
Apricots are nominally unchanged, with
choice quoted at 18c; extra choice to extra
fancy, 18@20c.
Peaches are quiet; choice, lie; extra
choice, 12@12V4c; fancy to extra fancy,
1 2@12%c.
Raisins are firm, with loose muscatel
quoted at 6%@7%c; seeded raisins, 6%@
9 %c; London layers, $1.65(01.75.
INSURES MORE STREET WORK
Repton, Compton, Normandle and Vlc-
tor Among the Thoroughfare
Betterments Projected
Bida were awarded yesterday by the
board of public works which will Insure
considerable additionnl street and sew
er work this season.
The successful contestants and the
prices they ask are an follows:
To curb and sidewalk Victor street,
from Bellevue avenue to Temple street,
J. S. Helsley, at 35% cents per lineal
foot for cement curb; 13% cents per
square foot for sidewalk.
To improve Normandle avenue, from
Thirty-sixth street to Santa Monica
avenue, George Rhelnschild, at $2.18
p?r foot for grading and graveling;
37% cents per foot for curb: 13% cents
per stiuare foot for sidewalk:.
To improve Uepton street, from Ave
nue Sixty-six to Garvanza Addition No.
1, W. T. Mcßrlde, at $2.67 per foot for
grading and {traveling; 36 cents per
foot for cement curb; 13 cents per foot
for sidewalk.
To Improve Compton avenue, from
Sixteenth to Twentieth street, Withers
& Crltes, at $2.87 per foot for grading
and graveling; 34 cents per foot for
cement curb; 13% cents per foot for
sidewalk.
To sewer Avenue Plfty-four and
other Htreets. M. L. Hostetter, at $4498
for sewer complete.
To sewer Mathews street, from
Fourth etreet south. John Qenllla, at
$590 for sewer complete.
To sewer Twenty-second street, from
Adair to San Pedro, C. Ukropina, at
$330 for sewer complete.
LOST MAN RETURNS HOME
Wlnfred E. Davies, who disappeared
from his home at 728 ' East Fortieth
street the, night of November 2 and
whose absence - caused his wife ' and
mother a great deal of worry, returned
i the city I(M t night from Azusa, where
he has beeiFvliitlng friends, and noti
fied the police, who have been searching
for him, of his return to the city.
Da vies is an employe of the Angelus
laundry. When he left there lust Fri
day evening he first went to the office
of a real estate firm, where he collected
a large sum of money due him from the
sale of his house. He then went to the
home of his sister, Mrs, Minnie Tenny,
corner Twenty-fourth , ' and Bantee
streets, where he took supper and then
started for home. Before he reached
there he was met by a friend and In
vited to go to Azusa. Davles at once
called a messenger and sent a note to
his wife informing her of his departure,
but for some reason the messenger boy
did not deliver the ' message, and Mr«.
Davles was left in ¦ Ignorance of her
husband's whereabouts. , Mr, Davles did
not know of the excitement his absence
was causing until he read: the story in
tin.! papers. . '
1
We Have Moved
TO..
305 West First Street
CONDITION OF BUSINESS
Effects of the Late Elections on Trade.
Continued Demand for
Laborer*
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— Bradstreefs to
morrow will say:
Greater confidence, resulting- from
the election, marked advances In wages
of railway employes, during their
greatly improved collections, large or
ders, indicating heavy consumption,
food business on spring account, con
tinued scarcity of labor and a record
breaking output of iron and steel are
prominent features of the week
Industry presents as active an ap
pearance as ever and labor Is getting
b if returns, an example of this being
afforded by an advance of 10 per cent
in wages by a number of leading rail
ways. All In all, the situation la one of
immense activity and of eagerness de
spite the fact that prices of staples gen
erally are showing advancing tenden
cies and Index numbers are at the high
est point for at least twenty years.
Sales of wool are smaller at Boston,
but still above the normal. Large
transactlonr. of the past three weeks
have cleaned up staples well and deal
ers get what they ask for. Woolen
goods trade reports are more favorable
especially for fine yarn varieties and
Eome mills are running nights on heavy
weight goods.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending November 8 num
ber 146, against 164 last week, and 166
In the like week of 1906.
Canadian failures for the week num
ber 28, as against 21 last week, and 30
in this week a year ago.
Wheat, Including flour, exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending November 8 aggregated
4,156,811 bushels, against 3,532,425 this
week last year.
Dun A Co.'s Report
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.— R. G. Dun's
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Business experienced the customary
Interruption during election week, but
a more permanent retarding Influence
was the inudequate supply of freight
cars and labor. Many industries are
severely handicapped by traffic delays.
In other cases there Is Idle machinery
because hands cannot be secured, de
spite the high wages offered. The dif
ficulty threatens to reduce the lumber
cut materially. Several strikes aro
threatened, and one railway system
nlone has :idvunced wiges to the ex
tent of v million dollars monthly.
Ketail trade Is well maintained by
lower temperatures in some sections of
Ihe country and the full employment of
labor at all points, while wholesale
business in holiday goods is very
heavy.
Interrupted movement of grain to
primary markets and the consequent
restrictions of foreign business as well
as activity In the northwestern flour
mills checked the upward tendency of
quotations and caused Immediate reac
tion. Western receipts of 6,339.873
bushel* of wheat for the week com
pared with C. 644. 123 bushels In the cor
responding week last year, while ex
ports from all ports of the United
States, flour Included, amounted to %,-
KS.'.,,"i7i bushels, against 1,900,0U2 a year
ago.
Liabilities of commercial failures thus
far reported since November 1 amount
ed to 51. 221.312. of which J587.7K0 was
in manufacturing. »«72,857 in trading
and *10,81 r . in other commercial lines.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated l'resfc.
NEW YORK. Nov. Spot cotton
closed quiet, 89 points ¦ decline. . Mid
dling uplands, $10.10: middling gulf.
10.35. Bales 150 bales. Futures closed
easy at a net decline of 38WSI points.
ST LOI'IS, Nov. ¦ ».— .Wool, »t«aay:
territory and western medium .ISO J7o;
i.,. medium, Uwau-j fine. H&l7t.
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