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10
LIVELY TRADING
IN WALL STREET
ORE LAND CONTRACTS FIGURE
IN DEALS
The Call Money Market Gave Evidence
of Relaxation, the Rate Being
Steady Around Seven
Per Cent
l.\l>s \M» l.nxs|.>
Opening prices In the stock
market yesterday were higher.
Unins reached a point In Northern
Pacific, st. Paul Brooklyn Tran
sit. Pacific Mull find Colorado Fuel
and ;i largo fraction In Canadian
Pacific, Delaware & Hudson and
National Railroad of Mi «li pre
ferred. Reading rose 1%.
Virginia Iron bounded up 13%,
Central of New Jersey >. Vi. Dela
ware & Hudson ,',. Blobs and
Plttsburg Coal preferred 2, Read
lng i ■'.. Union Pacific and Pacific
Mall 1%. The Kansas A Texas
stocks and others gained n point.
Lnckawanna. dropped 15, Great
Northern preferred i -'i and North
American 1, Northern Pacific and
General Electric 1.
American Beet Sugar rose 2 and
St. Louis & Southwestern pre
ferred i. Texas ,<• Pacific, Land
Trust and United States Realty
1 % to 1%.
The decline in Great Northern
ran to 5%, Northern Pacific 2%
and Smelting V*.
By Associated Press.
NEW Y.OKK, Nov. 22.— The stock mar
ket still snowed strength anil tjreaiitn of
activity today. In some instances tho
advances were sensational. The char
acter of several of tne slocks winch wer<
u.ii.s affected, however, was such that
the sympathetic effect on Uie general list
was unsettling rather than Stimulative,
The publication of the terms of parti
cipation by Great Northern stockholders
i. the benefit of the ore lands contracts
did not have the effect expected. Tne
valuable nature of these benefits was
beyond dispute, but this transaction has
served so long as the mainspring of one
speculative movement after another while
held in the confines of vague conjecture
that the doubts are feu as to what can
lake its place with equal effect, now
that it is definitely outlined and there
lore placed without the realm of specula
tion. This impression on sentiment was
clearly manifested in the movement in
in Qreat Northern preferred itself, which
started downward from the ..nisei. North
ern Pacific moved In sympathy.
The feverish movements in spots also
kept speculation constantly shifting,
Substantial example of the strength in
the market for the speculative standpoint
was Union Pacific, which moved aggres
sively away fromb Si. J'aul after having
been crossed momentarily by the 7 per
cent payei early In the week.
Revived discussion of a southern iron
merger waa reflecte I In that group ol
which Virginia Iron, Coal ami Coke was
the conspicuous figure, with a buoyant
rise ;n one Mm of 1- over losl nlgflt.
The coalers also made sensational
jumps, apparently on the drawing of an
analogy of the Greal Northern .listriim l
i.in and what, might ■csult from a separa
tion of coal mines and lands from rail
way company ownership- A great many
low priced Industrials wen- concerned m
the movement al one time or another.
The course of the call money market
■cowed that the Factors of relaxation
were mil as rapidly effective as was in
ieateil by the latter course ..f yesterday's
market. There was no rise to 10 per cent,
as in the earlier dealings yesterday, but
the ruling rate was maintained at about
7 per cent until late in the day.
New York exchange at Chicago fell
back to a small discount, after having
ruled at m cents premium when the
w.ek opened. Another half million dollar.i
also was transferred to San Francisco
through the sub-treasury.
The late money market continued
strong and very little was offerde. The
rate was 7 pc>- cent bid up to three
months and ti per cent bid and 6*4 offered
for six months.
There was a marked decline in specu
lative confidence with the progress of the
day and decided reaction in prices from
the hißh level. The closing was weak.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, s-.'.iftt.nflo.
T'ultecl States 2s, registered, advanced
H per cent on call.
New York Stocks
By .Associated Press.
NE"W YORK. Nov. 22.— The following
were the official quotations on the
stock exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Adams Ex 275
6!>.son Amal Cop 114% 113% 113%
1 ,000 Am C&- Fdy.. 45 44% 44>-i
do Dfct 101 V 2V 2
4 00 Am Cot Oil.. 33 32>,i 324
.;... do pfd SO
Am Ex 240
4 00 Am H & L. pd. 27 27 27
3 ,700 Am Ire 90»i 89 90%
Am I,ln Oil 18
do nf«l 38%
0 Am J,ocomo,. 7(i 75 7."
' 200 do pfd 112 Ill^i 111%
1 6,800 Am Sin. 1 & n.i:,.-. 153 l. r iS%
do pfd 110
8008 00 Am Sub Ref..lßß<4 135% 131%
2 00 Am Tob p <■ . . 98»i 98% OS
' 11.. Ana Mln C 0. .281 % 27t»'i 279
1 0.800 Atchlson 10.1 102% 102%
4 00 do pfd..- 102 101% 102
1 ,100 Atlantic C L. .188* 138 1*»
1 ,000 ii & 0 120 120 " 120
1 00 do pfd 92% •■>■!'■ 91%
4 R.800 Brook II T... 81% 80% 80%
5 .200 Can Pao isl"; 181% 181%
9 00 Cent of N J..230-V, 226 228
«on cijes & Ohio.. ".','. R4 4S run;,
noo Chi <; W IBM 17 'i 17%
1 .400 Chi & N . ,208U 207% 806
.75.800. 75.800 C M & St P... 187% 184% 184%
Chi Term & T 11
'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ccc & st'r^!.' .'!!! '.'.'.'. 22
i Hi si i- in
8 ,800 Col F & T r,BV, r,r,'; r.0..;
1 ,400 Col & South... S«% 38% 38
inn .in Ist pfd.. ill) 89 fis»4
1 ,800 1.. 2d pfd.. 57% 57% " 7 T'»
Coiibol Ob 1"8
2 ,000 Corn Pro "I ' ■ 21 '; "I 'i
8 00 do i.f.i 80 >4 SO 80
1 3,200 Del & I In.i. 234«4 229% 231%
7 00 Del r. *: W , . .:,-, i ■■, 550 r,4s
3 00 Den & n G... 40 '« 40% 40 K
do t.f.l 84%
8 00 DlKtill Her .. . 71 •'. 71 7011
0 ,700 Brio 4'><H 44% J4%
3 00 .1., Ist pfil. . 7«i 7«% 7rt'/ 4
• ton .in •• • i pfd. . fis i;k •;:■,
1 .400 .:■ n Kiwi 178 17. . ITK
l. irk Val 134
2 00 111 Contra! 176 V, 17n 17(1
3 00 Inter PHpor... 18% is ', 18
...... do I'M 81
.:...'.. Inter . Pump 19
.:.... do pfd , . ... 81%
1 .400 lowa i . ii 1 .10% .10 80%
1 ,200 do pfd r.2»i 51% r.2
inn X (' Houth... ?»>v« 29V, 2!>%
4 .«n0 do nfd r.1% <:o% si %
: 5,000 i. ,v N 148% 147 U«%
; 400 Mcx Cent . . . 25 24% 2i%
, ;";,.,;. Minn *• St I, 84%
..... JIHtP&MltatM 147
• .:..... do "Li inn
3 ,i!00 Mo PUO »."■ «4% »4%
4x.auu MX & T. . . Jo .ih x'.t%
« ,MOI) .i., i.i.i . 71! ■%; 72 >.\ 7:;
B UO Nat Ijt-aU..... 7«% 75% 7f>%
, 'Mill V Hit of Mpd r.(i4<, 54% r,«
i .-.HOU v V Cent 153%, laa'i IllU'
i :..i,i M v Ont &W. 4X'i 47».l 47%
2 0« Norfolk & W,.»3V4 X4 1 !; X4 I *.
.1,.. 1,. pfd..'..-. 88%
v .100 North Am 90 S'J 'HI
M l) I'iic Mall 40% »H% Id
59.000 Pennsylvania 141 139% 13»»»
A OO People's <i;i«.. 04 . 93 93%
« 00 I' CC &BtL. . 85% 85% SI
I 500 ITcss X Car... 54% r,4% 54%
. .. do pfd 97%
.;;.., Pulhuuii i» C. . ; 2f>6
1 91.000 I«»idinv 1"'0% J4B»i H»%
•100 111 l J«t |ilil.. 110% !10% 90%
,1.., 1.. 'J<\ |.M.. : 9(i
1.0001 .000 Hepub Wt-i'l. ; "3«ft» 3"! i 3M4 1
2 .«00 flo rfd . 100<4 99U inn",
53.400 R t Co »2% !tl% 81^
1 ,400 do pfd «S% «7U «7
S OO BtL & SF 1 2pd 19 ', 49 45%
4.500 Bt T. S W 2«H 25M 2«H
2 ,000 do pfd fii % fit «0%
1 7,100 South PflC... *o% «♦"* 94%
' do pfd 119
20002 000 South Ry »*% »*% 34%
fiOO ' An pfd 94% -M-, 94%
3003 00 Term C ft I. ..160 in IRS
4 .000 Tex A Pac... .17 % 37 87
6006 00 I .-1 St I, * \V 34% 33 33%
.1... 1.. pfd r, ii,
2 07,100 Union Pac. mo-% 188% 189
do pfd 02
tr 8 flu ill
r,no tT S Realty... tt% 89 89
8008 00 U 8 Rubber.. hi% "Vi 61%
4 00 do pfd 108% 107 107%
4 0.400 f 8 Steel 41% 47% 48
3,9003 ,900 .in pfd 105% in:,', 105%
4 00 Va Car Chant. 39% 39 38
1,0001 ,000 do pfd no '% 110% 106%
( 101 \V:ihnsh 1»H 19 19,4
4 00 do pfd 44 43 43 "i
Weils r Xx 290
1001 00 West Klect...lßß IK I ...
1 00 West Union.. BBV4 BR% *"•%
1 ,400 Wheel &L B. 17% 17 17
Win Cent , 2n%
2002 00 do pfd Rl II 52
7,2007 ,200 Nor Pi« 22.". Vi 222% 222
in., Cent Urn 38% 38 38
2002 00 do r,i 103 % 10:1 103
1,2001 ,200 Bloas : Sheff... 76% 1* 75%
fi,900f i,900 ■;t Nor pfd. . .3.101/4 328 325
1,3001 ,300 Inter Met ....>* 37% 37
2002 00 do pfd 77 «4 77 77
Total sales for the day 1,088,000
shares. >_/_:
New York Bonds
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.— The following
wore closing prices for bonds today!
V a ret Is reg..104 Japan 6s !)7«4
U B ret 2s COU..IM Jap us -.1 «er.. »7j»
{■ Bts reg 103 Jap 4%s per... W%
US N con 1".! JP 4% or 2d sr. '.H',
r s old 4s reg. .101% i. & N Unl 4s.. 1 *
i 8 old 4s cou. loll* Man en gld4s..l»K)
U B new 4s rcg..l3oy» i\iex Cen 45... 84
U s new is c0u. 130 Mx Cen Ist In. 2ivV»
Am Tobao is... 77% M X & T is.. »»»
Am Tobao 65. ..110 M X & T Mm.. M
Atch gen .|s 101 NRR Mx en Is. 84%
\u ■), .cii Is 92% N V <• gn 3«s. 94%
Atlc Cst Ln Is.. 98 Nor I'ac 15... .104
B & 0 4s 101% Nor Pap 35.... wVi
h & a ;:'-s .... 94 Nrfk&W en ls.loo
Brkn 11 T'cv 4s. 94% OIL rfd it.. ■«•
Cen of OS 55. ...11 l Read gen 15. ..:«.' L .
Ches & O 3%5.. 94 StL&SK tg Is. 84%
Cb i ..• new 43.100 Sou Pac 45.... 09
CRI&PRR 4s ... 70 Sou Ry 55.....|Ui%
C RI&PRR cl 6s. 90J» Tx & Pae lsts.lllV,
CC&StL gn 45.102 Vi, Union Pac 45.. 103%
Col Ind Bs sr A. Ti;'» TI S Steel 3d 6s. 98%
Col Md 4s 74% Wab lsts ii
Col & Sou 45... 02* Wab Db 8....
Cuba os 103V4-Wst Md 15.... M l ,
Den &R O 45.. 9!) Wls Cen 48.... 90
Dist Secu 5s 87 Jap 4s ctfs.... »3U
Erie pr In 45... 100 v :■••>■>
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 22— Tho following were
the otncial closing quoiatlona iuu.i> fjr
stocks and bonds:
Atchison 45. ...100 Cop Range ... 82Vi
Mcx Cen 4s M Daly West — ilOfe
Atchlson lUJ Franklin IIIVj
Atcli pfd lui',4 Granby 13
Bost & Maine... ltiS Mass Alining .. i-;i
Mcx Cen 2-iU Michigan lc>4
NY NH tk H...18H Mohawk 7-
ITiilon Pac I s : 1 Mon C & C... itti
Am Pnu Tube... MJ4 Old Dom sii-4
Am Sugar L3Hi Osoeola 130
Am Sug pfd. ...10t Parrot WA
Am Tel & Te1.. 188 (Juincy lOi
Am Woolen 38% Shannon 1754
\ 111 Wool pfd...!ii-',i Trinity I 14}»
im m 1 ft S 2M4 iiiit-'.: Cop ... 76%
Mass BJlec U V S Mining... G'J
Mass Elec pfd.. 'Si'" 1 1 S Oil 9T4
MaßaM aBa Qaa bffli Utah 88* i
I'nltcrt Fruit ...H'S',l Victoria tiVi
Unl Sh -Mh W Winona 11
Tnl Sh Mh pfd. 29 Wolverine 157%
tj s steel 4S North Btrtte ...112
M si Ste.l pfd...1«5}4 Butte Coall ... MM
A, l venture 5» 4 Nevada 18%
Alloues 4-M: Cal & Ariz....l«n
Amnlg ÜBI4 Tecumseh 17
Atlantic 11 Aril Com !W%
Bingham IW4 Green Con ... 26%
Centennial 34
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NSW YORK. Nov. 22.— Money on call,
firm; Sffr'Vfc per cent; ruling rate, 6V4; clos
ing bidV *¥■; offered at E per cent. Time
loans, strong; III) and 90 days, 7 per cent;
six months. (ii&iiM- per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Witi'i
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business In bankers' bills at $4.55.(H@70 for
demand and at J4.50.45@50 for sixty day
'i'os'i'e.. ' rates. $4.BlV" ■« >' ;l :■■
Commercial bills. M)@'Botfec.
Bar silver, 70% c.
Mexican dollars, 54% c.
Government bonds, tirm; railroad bond 3,
irregular.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.— Today's treas
ury statement: Available cash balance,
$J2ii,3li,"tiO; gold coin and bullion, $U'i,
856,578; gold certificates, $57.4813,590.
Credit Balances
By Associated Press.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Nov. B.— Credit bal
ances, $1.58.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.— The London tin
market was higher, according to today's
cables, With spot quoted at XI9B and fu
tures at £197. Locally the market was
fteady, with spot quoted at $42.9018142.95.
Copper was also higher in the London
market, with spot quoted at £101 10s and
futures al SUB Us Locally the market
was unchanged, with lake quoted at $22.25
©22.50: electrolytic, S2l.2:ifiiJ2.«J; casting.
$21.50®21.87%C.
Lead was unchanged ai j.*.7"r<n;.oo in the
local market. In London the price was Is
3d hlgh-.-r at £19 2s tjd.
Bpelter was unchanged X-j 10s In
London and al 16.8806.40 locally.
iron was tirm and unchanged.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22.-The offi
ficlal closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows: #
Alpha Con It Mexican 105
Andes 22 ' moid Con .... 70
Belcher 33 Ophlr £86
Best & Belcher, 105 Overman 13
Bullion ■'■: Potosl 19
Caledonia '.."• Savage 110
Chains Con ... "0 Scorpion 9
Chollar 17 Sag Belcher .. 11
Confidence 10 Sierra Nev ... SO
Con Cal & Va..120 Silver Hill .... 66
Con Imper 2 ITnion Con ... l»
Crown Point ... 1!l Utah Con .... 10
Exchequer ... .. 55 Yellow Jacket. 80
Qould & Currle .27 Silver Bars ... 70%
Hale & N0rc....105 Mcx dollars .. 54%
Justice 8 Drafts, sight.. 2%
Lady Wash 7 Drafts, to! .... 5
Ore Land Certificates
By Associated r 8
NKW York, Nov.' S». The Great North
ern ii iv land certificates were quoted on
the curl) today at M>H4f»oc Aboul 1200
xhart-a have been turned In »o fui
mads irnm :it' ; . down to BSVio.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. St. Butter
Is, 23c;
dairy, 88c.
Cheese Eastern, 17.-; Young; Amer
ica. 17c; western ISc.
Eggs Ranch, 65c; sto/e, SfttOtOe;
eastern. 20 ©25 c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22. — On the produce
'■\. li.ii.k-- today the butter mar] w;i»
HtroiiK! ereamerles, iO ti tie; dairies, 24
( ii'2sc. Kkks, firm at murk, cases in
. In, i. .i 22W2«c; flrstM, 27c; prim. flrstn,
20 c;2 20c; cxti'UM, S3c, cm <■■*>•, sternly; IB4J
§3%e.
Chicago Live Stock
. I Hreui.
L 'IUCACIO, Nov. 22.— Cuttle— Heceipta
fiSOU; strong. lie«ve». t4.00W.40; cowa and
linl.-i'.. »l.r/u.y;u; Htix'kfi'H and feeders,
V . »■>'-<» •/■•; Texan*. »J.76ii».4.e0; westfiiiers,
t.rrru; l>t: calve*, $ti.iV«7.D».
I d -v" - it'-'-i-li<l!i li.inio; market r. to IK.
til»;Ik i. Mixed and butrhem, fiiAmii.i^ 1/^:1 /^:
V<um\ hfavy, JU.25*«1.45; roiiKh heavy, |5.!K>
HiH"i li*lit, iii.W<ii<i. 4o: plu-a. Jj.OKUU.IO;
l.ulk t,t fAWn, V«\'Ji.i6X>.
Wd. ■■!• - *£■■• .tpis 1.V0(«>; stroiiK. Hlivep,
K.VoHii :■*>; lambs, H«*(7.t«.
LOS ANQELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23. 1906.
POTATO CORNER
NOW APPARENT
NORTHERN INFLUENCE SHOWN
IN LOCAL MARKET
Rain Interferes with Produce Business.
No Change in Official Quotations.
Predictions Made That Hens
Will Get Busy
Business- transactions in th« local pro
duce market yesterday were at a low
i i.ii. owing to the Inclement weather, the
rain and win. I keeping buyers away from
the stalls. Peddlers were the chief pur
chasers during the curly hours,
Merchants and other retail dealers sent
lnI In orders for fresh fruits and Other sup
plies by telephone. Deliveries were in
terrupted by the rain.
Receipts of produce were about up to
the average for the season, with slight
lncrease in ranch eggs. The rain win
doubtless cause heavier production of
eggs within a few days, resulting In
lower quotations.
The official report shows 903 sacks ot
lrishI Irish potatoes received. Spuds are being
cornered In San Francisco and the man
agers there. It appears, have brokers in
the local market buying all potatoes pos
sible around $1.40 and $U2%c per 103
pounds Only fancy potatoes are wanted
at those figures.
The sales on Change yesterday Included
ten sacks of sweet potatoes at $1.70 and
ten cases of northern cheese at 15% c a
pound.
The supply of fish was limited.
The turkey and poultry market Is
active and advance orders are placed for
game.
Produce Receipts
Kggs, cases 21!)
Butter, pounds /Man
Cheese, pounds ....' none
Potatoes, sacks 903
Onions, sacks 1.0-j'i
Beans, sacks W]
Sweet potatoes, sacks M
"'■•"-'. ";■'. ■■■ Produce Prices
The following are the Jobbing prices
lnI In the local market:
EGOS— Fresh California ranch, 88c;
northern, 38c; eastern fresh, 35c; stor
age, selected, £sc.
BUTTER— Fancy local cieamery, 70c;
Valley creamery, 67%(&70c ; coast cream
ery, «DiO<Eic; choice, 57V4@C0c; cooking,
2c;2 2c; l.a France. 70c.
HONEY— Water -white. GO-lb. cans, 7@
7 %c; light amber. (iifJ6%c; Honeycomb,
water white, 1-lb. frame, lGc; white, 15
@l«c; light amber. 13@14c; beeswax.
2 7c.
CHEESE— Northern, 15@16c; Anchor,
large* 17c; Young America, ISc; Hand.
19 c; eastern, singles. lii>,£<&l7c; twins. Id®
1 6% c; Cheddars. 16@lC%c: Longhorns. iVii
1 7% c; Daisy, 17@17%c; Swiss, Imported, 28
<f/2Uo; Swiss, domestic. i!0c; Limburger,
18 c.
C HlLl—E vaporated, 20..; sun dried, 20s;
ground, 12% c; Mexicans, black. 18c; green,
6c.
POTATOES (per 100 lbs.)— Burbank, lo
cal, new, 81.5091.65; Salinas. $1.90@2.00;
Highland Burbanks, $1.75; Oregons,
$1.65; sweet potatoes, $1.75@2.00; i Wat
sonvllles, $1.85© 1.90.
BEANS (all per 100 lbs.)-Pink No. 1.
$2.75<g3.00; No. 2, $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00;
Lady Washington, No. 1, $2.90@3.00; small
white, $3.60@3.75; blackeye, $4.25@4.50; Gar
vanzas, $4.25@4.b0; German lentils, $9.00
©10.00.
ONIONS (per 100 lbs.) Yellow Dan
vcr local, $1.25@1.50; northern, $1.25;
garlic. 6c; Australian browns. 81.25©
1 .50.
Bellefleurs. $1.25; choice, 75c;
Missouri Jonathans, $2.00; Colorado Jona
thans', $2.254| 1 2.35.
C RANBERRIES—S I 2 a barrel.
POULTRY— Jobbers sell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows (per pound):
Hens, 20c; young roosters, 19c; fryers,
21 c; old roosters, 13c: broilers. 22c; tur
keys. 23@25c; old. 24c; geese. 15c; ducks,
16 c.
For stocks In good condition dealer?
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 14c:
young roosters 14c; fryers. 16c; broil
ers, 22c; old roosters, 8c; turkeys, local,
17 c;1 17c; old toms, :Tc; young toms, 19c; hen
turkeys, 17c; geese. 9c; ducks, lie; squabs,
2%c
* BAKERS FLOUR— Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per bbl.. $5.25; bjended
wheat, $4.90; eastern rye. $5.25.
CEREAL GOODS— Wholesale prices are
as follows:
1 0-Ib. 25-lb. 50-lb.
AI flour, per 100 $2.70 .... ....
Banquet flour, per 100.... 2.6*
Pastry flour, per 100 2.50
Graham Hour 2.40 2.35 2.80
Corn meal, W & W 2.15 2.10 2.05
Whole whert 2.50 2.45 2.40
Rye 2.75 2.70 2.35
Cracked wheat 3.40 3.35 3.30
Farina 3.40 3.35 3.30
GRAIN AND FEED (per 100 lbs.)-
Wheat. $1.60; \ heat (100->b. sack), $1.66;
corn, $1.35; cracked corn, $1.40; feed meal,
$1.45; bran, heavy, $1.30: rolled barley,
$1.20; nil cake meal, $2.25; cotton seed
meal, $1.15; cocoanut cake, $1.55; shorts,
pouiu . '.45; white oats, 11,90; red oats,
$1.50; eastern Kaffir corn, $1.35.
H AY—( AII per ton):
Choice wheat and hay.. 519.00 to $20.00 ton
No. 1 wheat or wheat
and oat ....: !7.00 to 18.00 ton
No. 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 ton
Wild oat 9.00 to 13.00 ton
Slock hay 8.00 to 9.00 ton
Alfalfa 8.00 to 12.00 bale
Straw 55 to .70 ton
FKUITS AND BKRRlKS— Bananas,
4 <&4%e; strawberries, 20c.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons. fancy.
$3,504*6,00.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
b.)— Almonds. IXL., 19©20 c; Ne Plus Ultra,
17 c; peanuts, California fancy, 6c;
.-.is- in, farn.y. tic; walnuts. California
bleached. No. 1. 14@15c; pecans. Jum
bo. 14c; extra large, 14% c; Brazils. 14c;
filberts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c;
evaporated apples, per lb., 12401274 c;
apricots. 15wl6o; nectarines, lie;
peaches, 12% c; pears, 13c; plums, lie.
raisltlS, 7@7%c; seedless muscats, 7c;
loose muscats. 7@7%c.
DATES— Persian dates. tU<i!6',ic; I-'ard:>.
s c.
VEGETABLES— String beans. 2%@3c;
wax beans, Z^4joCc; beets, 60c sack; fancy
celery, 30&35 c aos.i evaporated chilis, 20
<&-30 c lb.; garlic. 7c lb.; lettuce. $1.00 crate;
peas, 5%c lb. ; spinach. 15c doz.; turnips,
50 c back; cabbage, M.2s<iJl.6u sack; local
luminous. 2Ult3uo box; cucumbers. 25c box;
green corn, $1.25 sack.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles ol
conaumptlun prevail at the Los Angela*
■tores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy 800
Butter, 2%-lb. roll, Poppy 750
and cooking ■ U.u
JCggs, fresh ranch, per dozen &c
I i'uiuluts. laiiLy. luo lbs »_.,,u
Pacific Coast Trade
l>y Associatt .i Press,
'SAN FitANCISCO, Nov. 22.— Uenns—
1-inU, Jl'.im'.u.-.'; Lima, M.4U04.&U; .smiill
white, »2.1U(!i 3.i»5; large white, }J.15©2.t0.
Potatoes, Oregon liurbanks, %1.-atu\.i»\
Sallnaa XlurbuiiKH. 1i.40®l •.... river reda,
|1.ihi(((1.15; Merced awoetu, %\:£>'n\.W.
Onions— Fancy, (ioc; common, 5Uc.
\ arloui iln en |jea ::./,,., gtriny beans,
,»i._,,; gretin peppera,
oucumberM, Jl.-i).
Flour— Family extras, jl.unftij.lii; Imkers
extras. $4.80*4.110; Oregon and Wusliliib
tcn, ta.75^4.15.
Wheut-ShlppliiK. *1.»u1.-J0; milling, Jl.a
( 61.40.
Hurley— Feed. $1.(1661.13%; brewing, J1.U7%
i&1.17%; Chevalier, J1.10(i(1.3U.
tiut.H H..1, Jl.l7'i.(r|l fid, white, %\.K>'n\ 55'
black. $l.lill«'fß.lfi.
.Mills! Middlings. J2B(dW; mixed 1,.. 1
J 23&24; roll. .1 barley, tSi3.MXii.Ti.iiu, .,i
m..l,m ..I, J4.. r iiKi(-1.75; oat groats, M.76; rolled
cat«, jWid.
Hay-Wheat, WOW. wheat ond oat, $10
«il7; oat. wild, ♦*"( ■ oat, tame, $9015;
alfalfa. JS4i 11 : straw, 35&G0c.
UiTi-lptH- Flour, 1200; wheat, 8240; bar
ley, 124,318; imta. 700; beam, 3430; putatoeH.
1 000; oulous. 50; middling: 1515; hay, am
h i.l rs. VSI; wine. 9000
It you « 'in i tn k" < i -i. ' U
Agent Illinois C»ntiul It, v . llt « mi,.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22.— Hnnk ctmr
tngg were $1,92«,6«5.R.1, aßalr.st $2,120,507.51
for the corresponding day last yenr, a
decrensa of H!)3,932.01. Following Is a com
parative statement: s tin > I '"i
'""" of OM,m.(n. Follntclnß ll a com
1906 1905 ntj
Nov. 19... 52,159,(52.11 $1,752,547.5fl J1,8!)7.RO!».21
Nov. 20.... 1,991,247.67 1,600.742.12 i.2!)r,.n«o.fi;,
Nov. 21.... 2,K11,7f15.7R 1,R8!).546.79 1,412,461. V3
Nov. 22.... 1,»2«,66R.53 2,120,697.54 •
•MoilAay.
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales— Ten State Hank I Tru.«t
Co. at IBS id; 60 Homo Tel. pfrt. at $9,601
' tTnlon Oil at |204.00@204.5(i; 1000 Ollnila
Land Co. at in,, . 1000 at ire (B 30); awn
at K'&c. ill 90); 400 Associated oil at 62%
@52% c.
Bank Stocks
Hid. Asked.
American National Hank 116 ft 119
Broadway Hank * Trust C 0. ..188
Hank of Sou. Cai 110
Hank of Los Angeles 122 ...
California Savings Bank 120
Central 840 ...
Cltiiens National m
Commercial Savings 132 176
Dollar Savings Hank 140
Farmers & Merchants Nat1...!!71 39!)
Federal Hank 12 Id
First National Stamped . 420 42*
German American '".'.> '
Home sax Hank of i, a Ml
L . A. Trust Co lao
Manhattan Savings Bank 155
Merchants National 445
hants Trust Co A . 97 . .
6 0 per cent paid up.
Nat] Hank of California
National Hank of Com 128
Security Bavlnfi Hunk ati
State Hank & Trust Co •■'■■■ 1(10
Southern Trust Co 130
U . 8. National Bank' 153
Bonds
Associated Oil Mil,,
Cal. Pacific Ry 99 101
Corona Uower & Water Co.. .. Oli
Cucamonga Water Co 1U0"
Edison Klectric Ist rcf ..101',s
Edison Klcc Co. old 155ue. ...103
Home Telephone Ist ret Mi m;
L . A. Pac. Con. Mtg l«i
L . A. Traction Co Ilia
L. A. Klectric 95
L . A. Railway C 0!!'.'.!'.!.!." in .
Mission Trans & R Co 9:'V4
Mt. Lowe Railway Co S5 93
Pacific Light & Power C 0... !)S ■ " !«
Pacific Electric Ry Co 110 rt .
Pasadena HT & T C 0...: w Miy.
Pomona Con. Water Co
Riverside. H T & T Co SOU
Santa Monica II T & T Co.. .. SO 2
San Diego U T & T Co X,
Santa Barbara Elec Ry m
Seaside- Water Co
Temescal Water Co m
United K!ec. G. A: P. Co IViV,
V : S Long Distance SS
lTnlon Transportation Co '17
Visa Ila Water Co .. 'ii
Whittler' I!
Oil Stocks
Amalgamated Oil ::;::: .. **%*'
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asl;ed.
lsamated Oil 1 00
Associated Oil SJU .((J|«
Central l.n ]. 12 i,',
Columbia 11
Continental Hi ,22
Fullorton Con So
P'ullerton Oil lij .s■>
Globe 08U ,U«
Homo Whittler HO " i.4u
Mexican Petroleum 1.07 1 (I!)
Olinda Oil & Land Co 11>: 14.1;
Plru Oil & Land Co iisi-
Keed Crude li;-..
Rice Ranch Oil 1.60
Union 204. i"i 20-1.50
Union Provident 200.00 205.00
United Petroleum 353.00
Western Union .295.00 330.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
_ , _, .' 1 '„"-.'' Hid. Askeo.
I Miscellaneous Stocks 63 00
, Hid. Askfco.
ortlaVid Cem Co 63.00
Cal Hospital 90.00
Kdison Elec com fi0.35 , ...
Emergency Hospital 10.00
Home Telephone pfd 68.00 69.75
Home Telephone com 14.00 20.00
Los Angeles Brewing Co 180.00
L A Jockey Club ......... 80. 145.06
Pac Mutual Life Ins C 0.... ...
Pasadena H. T. & T Co ... 37.50
Santa Monica H T & T ■ 17 1111
San Diego H T & T 35.80
Sun Drug Co 00.00 1.00
Seaside Water Co 135.00
Title G & Trust Co 175.00
Title Ins & Trust pfd 141.00
Title Ins & Trust com 141
U S L D T & T Co pfd.. 43.00 58.00
Union Trust & Title Co 62.00
Whittier H T & T Co
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales— 2ooo Nevada Searchlight
at B%(gS?4c; 3000 Clark Copper Co. at 75@
7 5% c; 2000 at 75@76c (B 30); 3000 at 88©86« c
( B 90); 1000 Cal. Hills Co. at "lie; 200 Fur
nace Creek Copper at $4.09; 3000 Johnnie
Con. at 18% c.
CALIFORNIA.
Bid. Asked.
Butte & Greenwater Co 50
California Copper Co 48 .50
Clark Copper Co 73 .SO
Furnace Creek Cop Co 3.90 4.09
Furnace Creek Ex Cop Co.. .80 1.10
Furnace Valley Cop C 0... . 1.25
Kempland Copper Co 50
. | ■■•■-- Greenwater District.
Cal Hills M Co 06 .07':
Ricoro Gold Alines Co 21 .26
NKVAD... , ; : .'
Belmont 0.50 7.00
(Johnnie uistrlct. Nye county.)
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co 191,2 ..20%
(Searchlight district)
Cyrus Noble 19
Eldorado Can M & M C 0... .01 0414
New Era (Vj .04'
Nevada Searchlight OS 10
Quartette 13. 511
Searchlight M & M Co 1.01
Searchlight Parallel 071: (igi.i
Searchlight West M Co 09 .n
ARIZONA.
Beds Con Mines Co 4.25
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.— Fruit*—
Fancy apples, 81.60; common, SSc.l
, Berries -Strawberries, $7^(9; huckleber
ries, atfji&c; raspberries, $sr 3 y; cranberries,
Will.
Q rapes—l sabella, $1.25; Muscat, 7Se@tl.oo
Quinces, Ssc«sl.oo.
Oranges— Navels, 84-0004.60; Mexican
limes, J3..V(/4.50.
Lemons— Common California. 18; fancy,
yr>.(H».
Tropical fruits— Bananas, $1.00(B3 50-
Smyrna figs, 60690 c
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated. Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The market for
evaporated apples continued Him and
showed an advancing tendency owing to
a good demand and comparatively light
Offerings. High choice are in. it.., 1 at S%c;;
choice, IHfctc; prime, In caves, 7V 4 c.
Prunes an In fairly active demand on
spot, with quotation)) ranging from 3 to
8 0, according to grade, for California
l'ririt.
Apricots are scarce and more or lees
nominal in the ahHenco of Important
transactions. Choice are quoted at „,,.;
extra choice, l.'.ii7' c; fancy, lS(ii2oc. •
Peaches are crutet but linn; new crop
choice are quoted at 12c; extra choice
l!J%c; fancy, l:;.-.
Raisins arc very scan on »pot and
prices arc held firm. Loose muscatel are
quoted at 7%©BHc; seeded raisins, V"i|.m.., ■•
London layers, $1.U5©1.75.
Sugar and Coffee
By Assn, iii ,l p. , h
nkw STORK. Nov. 82, -augur Raw
qulwt; fair refining, 36 I8v; uentrlfuirul
it test, 9 ii 16c; molasses sugar, 3 i n;,
Refined, quiet; . ru.-.h.-.i, 8.60 c; powdei
.i, 4.80 c; grauulutfld, (.80c
c.iffc,. rutureu closed tinn n.-i im
rliailfed tv l» points higher. Sal.-.
N. 7&0 bags, liu-luiiinjr: Daiembrr ».-, »r,
I.. nu. ii l $6.06; llui-i h, |tl tiu
U.:iu; Ma) |li lO&tt.liO; July, 1(1.05; Aug
tiMt, 18.46: s. |,i. mil. i *i;.v , .i v mi; it.
tober, *v su.
Cotton and Wool
I. lti il I'll-SS.
. VDIIK N«>\'. Bf. i', hi.
iui.l. ao point* Becllnti; mi, I, Hint;
upluuet* tin B0; nilddllnH » iir. ?i i i;,
,i i
fin. in. iliiiin
SELLS MINES FOR
TEN MILLIONS
ANGELENO QUICKLY ACQUIRES
VAST FORTUNE
Man from Norway Tells Remarkable
Story of Fabulous Wealth Ob,
talned by Discovery
of Iron Ore
Ulml dO yon Ihlnk of this?
Ten days Ago O. M. Ottls, who was
born In Norway, returned from his
native land, and two days after hi?
arrival in Los Angeles ho sold to an
English syndicate his Interest In 800
claims to rich Iron ore hinds on the
coast of Norway for two million pounds,
or $10,000,000,
M.-iou is the substance or the won*
dei story told the Herald mining editor
yesterday by Peter Ottls, brother ol 0,
M. Ottls.
"My brother is b mining operator in
l.os Angeles nnd in Nevada," sulil
Peter oiiis. "We are native! or Nor
way ;mii came to America when we
we're boys, All we know about mining
we acquired since coming to this coun
try. A few months ago my brother nnd
I wenl to Norway on a visit, and while
there learned thai iron Ore of great
value, iini until then undiscovered by
experts, waa snirt to exist on ihe coast
of Norway.
"We vislteil the point Indicated, and
after thorough examination found that
the coasi for a distance of fourteen
miles in Us rugged form wai ii muss
Of iron ore thirty-five feet in depth
iud thirty l-i forty feet wide .-is far .is
could he determined. We nt once
acquired a total of 800 claims, and on
our way to America stopped in London
and submitted a proposition to dis
pose of the r-lfiimfi.
"On arriving in Los Angeles my
brother, (i. M. (Mils, who has been ac
tive in the deal, was approached by an
Englishman representing a wealthy
syndicate of London, who made <i
proposition to purchase the property
we were lucky enough to locate. The
d( al la practically closed. The agree
ment Is thai tli" English syndicate will
pay .$10,000,000 for the 800 claims.
"We are advised that expert English
engineers have made an examination
of the Norway coast and have esti
mated that there are 350,000,000 tons
before In the strip of fourteen miles,
eighty per cent of which Is iron. There
Is unlimited water power along the
coast and the mine can b? developed
at comparatively small cost.
"Will we get the money? Oh. yes;
it will come along within a few months.
It Is a bier sum. We are willing to cell
for $10,000,000, an we do not care to
in.l. rtake. the task of development.
"We have made our homes in Los
Angeles for several years. My brother
resides at 1195 West Thirtieth street.
He is in Goldfleld at present closing up
the sale of gold mining interests for
something less than $100,000."
EASTERN CAPITALISTS
CANNOT BUY BANK
Rumors are again afloat to the ef
fect that eastern capitalists are look
ing around, anxious to acquire Rome
established bank in Los Angeles. They
are said to be rather bold and evident
ly think that banks are as easily ac
quired as a meal ticket by the man who
has the coin or collateral in his pocket.
Apparently there are no banks in
Los Angeles for sale, but there a few
vacant corners left on which an eight
or ten story bank building could be
erected.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bullish Sentiment in the Wheat Pit.
Took Profits In "
Corn
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.— Weakness of the
wheat market developed after- trading
was well under way. During the first
hour sentiment in the pit was bullish
because of continued small receipts in
the northwest. Toward the middle of
the session selling; became more active
and the market eased off. Later a de
cline of l%c in the price of December
wheat at Minneapolis increased I the
selling here and caused a still weaker
feeling. The local market was also
depressed by the fear of liberal deliver
ies on December contracts. During the
last hour local longs and cash buyers
and cash houses were free sellers of De
cember, The market closed weak. De
cember opened unchanged to a shade
lower at 72% cto 4('72%c, sold at
7 3% c and then declined to 73%©73 1 / 4 c
closing >4c to %c net lower.
The feature of trading in the corn
pit was profit-taking in December de
livery. other deliveries were steady.
December opened unchanged to a shade
lower at 42Vic to t (w42%c and
closed at the lowest point, Vie to >4c
nt lower.
Trading in oats was quiet and with
the exception of a Blight decline in the
December delivery the market was
steady, December opened unchanged
at 33% c, sold between 33%<f|)33%e, and
3% c and closed at 38% ©88^0.
Provisions wore firm at the opening.
Later the market became weak on sell
ing caused by a reported large Increase
in the local Stocks of pork and lard.
January pork was off joe, lard down
1 2% c and ribs were I()i*j:l2c lower.
Market Ranges
Wheat— December. 73^c; May. 58%«j58%c.
Corn— December, ISHc; May, 43V4c; July,
X.V.V.
OatH— December, :;;;V"""',ic; .May, 35®
US'/dc; July. 3:ic.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
We higher; No. 2 spring wheat. 72fR84c;
No. 3, 73ii8:2<-; No. 2 red, v: I,'1 ,' ,(<i7::-' 4 .-; No. 2
corn, lie; No. 2 yellow, 42%(i(;48c; No. 2
oats, '■"■'■',' ■; No, 2 while. :;r>V 4 c; No. 3
white, I::;',/:;:,'.,.-; No. 2 rye. ::i ; < l n;i.-, fair
to choice malting, ihi;,:i.- ; No. i tlax .seed.
$1.13; No. l northwestern. $1.51; prime
timothy seed, $4.25; clover. contract
Ki-aii.s. 81.84; short ribs, sides (loose),
■::•'• i s::,:,-. itiess pork per bbl... $12.50; lard
per V*> lbs., $9.10; short clear sides, (boxed)
1 tt.87W.50; whisky, basis of high wines,
$1.29.
Articles. ltcnts. Ship.
Flour, hlils 29,700 29,800
Wheat, bit 30,000 ii2,SOO
Corn, bu 187.200 203,400
Oats, bu 208,300 145,500
Rye. bu 10,300 l,» 00
Dai Ii y, bu 55.400 36,60(1
' Cereals of the World
ly Ass. .rial. ■.! Pretsg.'
L IVI3HPOOL. Nov. 22.— Clone: Wheat,
December. Us ii%d; Murcli, Us s»id;
.May, Hi , d,
HAN KHANCIHCO, Nov. ■■■ Wheat,
Hteudy; |i.-.-.iiilmt, jl.-jii: May. $1.31 1; ;
llHll, || JO
Hurley, strong: .licci-nilicr, $1.1 1%;
May, $1.15%; i-uHli. *l 1:i -'« .
Corn, uwlft; lui'g« yt-lluw, $1.'.15%1.40.
NKW YOHK, Nov. 32. — Wheat, si,,, i
in.v.. v. OatloiiH May closed 844u;
I>. . .nil... . 81 %c.
l I'ciUTI.ANI). Ore., Nov. 23.-Wheut-
Club, 64c; blue st«m, (i7u; red, 61c; vul
ley, eac.
TACOMA, Nov. 22.— Wheat, nominal;
blue stem, 68c; club, Me; red, 64c.
San Francisco Shipping
•
BAN' I'MIANCIHCO, I Nov. ' 22.— -Hailed:
Htc-HiiiPi- Harold liollar. San JVdro;
Me urn i Si., i. of California, Bun L>l«(u.
SAVINGS BANKS
4 per cent paid on term and 3 per cent on ordinary savings
deposits. Loans on real estate. Open Saturday evenings.
German American Savings Bank Ca $ pp g f so'(X)o ( !jo tirphts '
23 South Spring St. Total Assets,
Branch— Main and First Sts. $10,000,000.00.
Southern California Savings Bank 55 V H %££ k #* {£»;
S . E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, \V D, Woohvinc, V. Pres.
Union Trust Building. Gins. IT. Toll, Cashier.
Security Savings Bank Ca & ]^)H mp]ua '
N . E. Cor. Fourth and Spring, Total Assets," ; { ■•<"
Herman W. Hcllman Bldg. $16,000,000.00.
Clearing House Banks
• " NAME '_ mi Kins
■proadway Bank & Trust Company jY A w! II i^:NNv I ; ccasem > ee r Pres-
■D ' ,".08-:tll> Hdwy,_Jlradlmry Bldg, Capital, )B8O,o6o; Btirplin-Und. Profits, $150,000.
A National Bank a vv '■ HOTSFORD, Pre
A mencan iNauonai jdjuk t w phrlpb, cnshier.
■*■■»• 8. W. Cor, Second .>: Broadway, Capital, $1,000,000; Burpliia nnd Profits. $7».ooo.
N ational Bank of California C& if $®$r*£ t %i**r.
■^j n._k. Cor. ■oik! and Spring. Capital, $Boo.»»o; Siirplus-llnd. Profits, jIOO.OOO
gtate Bank & Trust Company JOHN r^theWß: ,
*~ > N. W. Cor. Second and Bprlng. Capital, |.-00,«K); Surplus and Profits, »00,000.
Citizens' National Bank ~ *J-j J- "^tkks, p r e ? .
. „ . _ A - •'• WATERS, Cashier,
8. W. Cor. 3rd and Main, Capital, {300,000; Surplus Rnd Profits, ?3;5,00O
Q entralßank *^^SRSS "
Tl— N. E. Cor. Fourth & llrondway. Carltal, lion.ooo; Surplus and Profits, 1100.000.
The National Bank of Commerce . „_" Dot;( -. r . Ag ~~~"
k - ,, IX rl'r I '" S .. AN L ES . , CHARLBB BWINQ, Cashier.
N. W. Cor. Sixth .Mild Spring. Capital. $200.000; Surphrs. $20,000.
Tjnited States National Bank £w7 Hm^aiAN.^v^s.
* J . 3. ]■:. Cor. M?ln_fi Commercial. Capital, $200.000; Surp'/uB (md Profits, $50,000.
ommerciaf National Bank w - '^o^VNGRrpFeB.
423 South Spring. Capital,' $200,000; \snr'pl'iw'i'in<l Prontg, $24,000.
■farmers & Merchants National Bank r? n W o l IV ' AN '. Pros.
„ Cor. Fourth and Main. Capital. $1,G00,0W L and 'proiltH C 51,600,000.C $l,600,000.
First National Bank ■';. * Elliott. Pros. ■
S . K. Cor. I " Second and Spring. ) Capital - HAMMOND. Cashier. $260,000.
S. h_. Cor. Second nnd Spnng. Capital Stock. $1,280,000; Surplus, $250 000
I . Undivided Profits, $1,187,747.01.
Tyrerchants National Bank «T w. F^^ r ~~"
N . X, Cor. Seoond_and_Maln._ Capital, $200,000; Surplus and Profits. $350,000.
BUY ALL YOU CAN OF
DAISY EXTENSION
It is listed on the San Francisco exchanße and Is the strongest on the list.
I-rom six to sixty will bo the. record of Daisy Extension. this is our tip
and it s a strong one. . . , ...
F . A. McDonald Company
Phone ASTOI , STOCKS AND BONDS. 443-4444 Bradbury Bids.
Ig9 *H ■ n^^^Bßj ' blocks may bt- purchased now In tliu most extensive mer- 1
R B Ski ■Ha M '' cantile syndicate ever organized on tha coast. Safe. sur»
Hj^lk^KHn *' and profitable. Writ* today.
I <*n 1* »J Pacific Syndicate Stores Company
£Vl I F'l I * KM» ■ 408-n-lo l.nDkrrabiin l.iill.llim, I. ox tmi'lra. < HI.
Y^imA HiIB rM HL i4l To secure stock, make deposit for account of Pacific
HiWwDnn Syndicate Stores Co. wltn Wells-Kargo, Nevada Nation-
M M 1 Fa\T T A»r6l "' bank. San Francisco; National Dunk of Commerce, Los
■k. litl I KsX Angeles. Cal.: First National bank. Riverside. Cal.: First
mWift L effi M _Wt National bank. Redlands, (':il.; San Bernardino National
BSSBSSBesTHisBBBBBBSsI bank: Merchants' National bank. Ran Dlcfro. Cal.
7 i% Coupon Bonds 9* Preferred Stock
Offered at par for limited period. Sold with contract to rebuy at price paid. I
in six months, plus interest. Best investment ever offered. - •■ :■ I
AMERICAN FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT CO.
K . C. HIINTINGTOIV, Gen. Mier. 442, 443. 444. 445 Huntington Bldg-.
INJURED MAN IS
HELD BY POLICE
BELIEVED TO BE A MUCH
WANTED BURGLAR
Officials Think B. W. Harris Received
a Broken Jaw in a Fight While
Robbing the House of
E. Tharp
8. W. Harris, who was taken to the
receiving hospital Wednesday to re
ceive treatment for a broken jaw
which he claimed to have sustained
by being hit by a flying portion of a
gasoline engine, was identified late
yesterday afternoon by Officer J. W.
Murphy as a man wanted by the police
for burglary.
Harris is charged with stealing $16
and a watch from the home of E.
Thurp, 384 Crocker street. It is also
alleged by the police that he Is the man
guilty of passing a bogus check for
$5.85 on Joe Pugliano, 430 North Main
street. •.■.
The police say that Harris is an all
around yeggmnn and is one of the best
catches of the. season. It is thought
likely that several* of the recent room
thefts can be laid to his workmanship.
• His broken Jaw Is thought to have
been received from E. Tharp, whose
home Harris is accused of having en
tered and robbed, as Tharp became en
gaged In a desperate fight with the
burglar and struck him in the face a
forceful blow. '■
Harris has been placed in Jail an.l
will be kept there until the police can
secure specific evidence against him.
• » »
MILES STREET SENDS A WAIL
Property Owners There Oppose Im.
. proving Between South Park
and Eureka
Protest* have I-" 11 " l '>' against '"'■
. i ....... 13,455, provWlnH for lini>iovlng
Milrs Htreet from Smith Park, avenue
to ISureka wtreut -""i wluenliiK Miie»
as well. The claim If 'made that the
expense is atsproporttoiiate to the uene-
Those opposing Improvement are
Mrs. . Juamut Dunerl. J. O. Adunm,
Jeff will Mary A. llothwell. M»r
rellus Ulxby. I. i' I •<•"«. Mrs. B. A.
Mil, tan, A 8. Hanemau and O. J.
Klagg. . : 'ttfQJMPWMfHHMHHJ
Kverylhlng you want you will find In
the cla»»lfled pis*. Ont cent, a word.
From Chicago to New York
By Electric Airline Railroad.
10 hours $10. $100 stock for $28.
Southwestern Securities Co.
Fiscal Agents. 305 West First St.
FINED FOR STRIKING WOMAN
Ed. Lyman, a driver for the Berlin
Dye Works, was fined 810 in Police
Judge Rose's court yesterday after
noon for art alleged assault upon Miss
Stella Sehamm, 533>i East Sixth street,
on November 12.
Miss Sehamm accused Lyman of
striking her In the face with such force
that he caused her nose to bleed freely,
when she refused to pay $2.50 for some
plumes she had sent to the dye house
for cleaning, and which she said had
been spoiled. She says she offered t<>
pay $1 for them, but the driver 'le
.nanded tho full amount given on the
bill, or the return of the feathers. Cotn
plalnant refused to do this, when, she.
alleges, Lyman grabbed tho p]um';a
from her hand, struck her In tho face,
ami ran to his wagon.
Lyinan professed to have shown :r>
violence whatever further than to
take the feathers away from Miss
Sehamm, but four witnesses testifies!
to the fact that they had seen Mlsh
Sehamm struck and had beheld her
nose bleeding. This was considered
evidence to convict Lyman.
so Judge Rose said, and he lined him
$10.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
McDonald & btott,
3 09 to 317 Laukershlm Building.
T O BUY.
Owners and dealer? in real estate
who have properties for sale or c.x-
■ change will find 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 Btatea. East-
ern property a specialty.
We have the best trader In the
United States; it means dollars to
you to malta his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are. it
buyer ojr seller. Come in and see us.
u< ■■• McPONALD & BTOTT,
Kiitrmiro ;U- l.unkci-.sliim i-.i.i^.
Homo Phone 4748.
H uiimwl Main 4555.
" " I^EN WHITE
Will Exchange
your property, Immense burgalm, ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and qulcK
results. Member Kealty Board. S(H-<
BRYBON BLOCK. »d and Sptlllß at*.
(jLK.»:t ACKKAUK i I >U CITY EQUITY.
HIPnALL, 218 8. Broadway.
TEAMSTERS AND TRANSFERRING
F OR^^UBNKHA tT" iIi! ( I .INUr~BIONAI.
Trnusfer, 110 Tempi* st. Both phoo«»
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