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BEARS FIGHT
TO SAVE LOSS
BANKING INTERESTS GIVE NO
SUPPORT
Financial Institutions Return Cash to
the Government — More Gold to
Come from London for
New York Account
«.1,\1.1t \l IH |'||, v- ,v
The flt-t hour of the stock mar
'"■• Herd iv wltne-.-nl hlKhu-t
valued. (ir/.,i Northern preferred
roijo l% and Northern Pacific n
point. wtf« fractional mini were
■cored by Reading, Southern Rail*
wny, Colorado !■■,,, i and Sugar.
Smelting foil i h,i. '
rrofcdaioniils produced onrly de
pression, Anaconda yielded %,
Paolflo Mail, Ur-nt Northern 3%.
Union Pacific nnd Central Leather
1.I I. Atlantic CnHBl Una I*4 nnd
Orr.nt Northern preferred, United
Btatcn Steel and American Oar 1.
Bm< iiintf fell 3, National Lead
"■<■;. Canadian Pacific Itt mi.i st.
l'nul 2. The Pacifies and Atohlion
fell m to 1% nnd Ainalßiiiniitrtil
Copper and Colorado Fuel a point
or more.
-i,i. itin* lost 4, Canadian l'nclflc
"'». Northwestern 2"i, St. Paul
3 %, Chicago A Alton 2>4, AtehUon,
Missouri Pacific and A mated
Copper 2, Southern Pacific l"i and
Colorado Fuel 1%.
Xha recovery ran to 2% in
BmeltlnK. 1U to 1% In Atrhlson.
Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, St.
Paul, Missouri Pacific nnri Brook
lyn Transit, and a point In various
other stocks during the final hour.
Hy Associated Press.
NBW YORK, Feb. 1.-nuslness at the
stack exchange had proceeded not more
tliiin ten minutes today when It became
manifest to the brokers on the door that
no Important volume of Inlying orders
was present at the reOOVI red price level.
An nimost lmnifdhite reaction followed.
1 hen i-n mo a pause nf dull denlltiKs and
hesitation ti> perceive whrthor the bonk
ing Interests which supported the mnr
krt yesterday were disposed to resume
their Iniyinß to prevent a renewed de
cline. No mich elTorts wrro discovered.
The nuirketliiß of RtnckH wna thereupon
rsnmrd and tho .supply strramnl Steadily
Into the market for tho rrst of the. day,
Tho boar operators foupht at occasional
stages of the decline to cover short con
tracts. These operations caused a few
checks to tho decline nnd rallies of vary
ing force, tho most Important in the final
hour. Speculative holders of stocks wore
forced to tho conclusion that the best
JiuiKtnont Was ■ acquiescent In the read
justment going on as a necessary process
to bring about a basis for securities from
which appenl enn br made mioepssfully
to capital to come In again for invest
ment.
The loss fn cash by the bnnks Indi
cated by the known movements of money
for the week is due to government opera
tions. Including a payment of a Central
Pacific note <lue to the government on
February 1. and the withdrawal of gov
ernment deposits from the banks, on
the rejrulnr express movement with the
Interior the banks hnve gained, but tho
indicated net loss Is less than *2.000.fKX).
Intimations from Washington conveyed
the impression that the treasury's offer
for redemption of Slo.OfKl.noo of I'nited
States 4s of 1907. made in December, was
still open nan been taken advantage of
nt that time to only n small extent.
The engagement of half n million dol
lars in gold In London today for import
showed that exchnnge In Rt a profitable
level for such an operation nnd next
Monday's Kold nrrlvals in l^ondon nre
expected to yield nn additional sum for
New York account. The condition of the
locnl money market Is of less account to
the speculative outlook, it Is believed,
than the question of a demand abroad
for Americnn company Issues.
Rumors were current today of further
intended note Issues. It was denied that
any such wire Imminent, but It was not
drilled that favorable conditions In the
securities market would Imply additional
offerings of such notes. The special
weakness nf American Smelting and
Pennsylvania was connected with such
rumors. The late rally was not followed
by resumption of Important polling, but
the closing tone was barely steady.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
vnlne. $1,740,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
n call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. I.— The following
were the oUlclal quotations on tha
biucri > m ■iniiiie today:
High. Low. Closo
Adams Express 290
9JWK) Amalg Copper 112% 110? 8 mi;
4 SOO Am Car & Fdy 43>* 41% 42y 4
..... do pfd 101
Am Cotton Oil 3D
do ptd 88
1 00 Am Express 235 235 230
2 00 Am Hide & Lthr pf 25 24V£ 25
Am Ice 83
Am Linseed Oil 17
do pfd .. 32
2 000 Am Locomotive 71% 70V6 71H
do pfd 110V4
7 2900 Am Smelt & Rfg....144Vi 139% 147%,
5 00 do pfd 114 112% 113,3
2 800 Am Sugar tug 131 128% 130'/i
4 00 Am Tobacco pfd 97 9li 9ii
24002 2400 Anaconda Mining.. ..274% 269 272'
78'J00 Atchlson 101% 09U lOOii
3 00 do pfd 99Vi MH 99
Atlantic Coast Line .. .. llii',»
6 500 Baltimore & 0hi0... 118% 115 115%
do pfd ' Si
1 5100 Brooklyn Rapid Tr.. 74 71V4 78%
1 4800 Canadian Paclllo ....IC3 179% lM'i
Central of N J .. 210
4 500 Ches & Ohio 60% 45% 49
1 300 Chicago Qt Western lti^i 15% '■" ■'"*
4b(W Chi &N W lt>4V4 103 161%
S 3COO Chi Mil & St J»au1..14K14 145% 140%
2 00 Chi Terminal ..;' Ott 9% 9
do pfd .. 22
CC c & st L 85
1 2300 Colorado Fuel & 1.. 1:1 (6U ITU
1001 00 Colo & Southern 85 33>£ Hl'i
1 4200 do Ist pfd tit! titi IX
2 00 do 2d pfd 55 55 54
100 Con Gas ,»,.... 134% i:i;i>,s 133
2 800 Corn 'Products 23% 22% 22%
4 00 do pfd f,5% 85% 85%
1 600 Del & 1 Unison 210% 207% 208
7 00 Del Lack & We5t.... 500 4!)5 4»5
1 000 Denver & It (i 3«% 35% ;;i;i.
7 00 do pfd SO 80 80
3003 300 Distillers Securities. . 72 70% 70%
2 10000 Erie 35% 33% 34%
2 00 do Ist p/d 70 89% C9U
2 00 do 2d pfd 5!) 59 5!)
1 000 General Electric ....157 15t>>4 lotiVj
Hocking Valley .. .. 105
■ 400 Illinois Central 158 157% 1.W.,
200 International Paper. 15% 15 15%
do pfd .. 79%
4 00 International Pump. 34',i 84 34
do pfd .. .. 75
1 00 lowa Central 26% 25% 26
do pfd .. 44
9 00 Kansas Cltv Bouthn. 27% 27% 27%
1 400 do pfd 58 66% 57' 4
8 400 Louis v & Nashv....l3U 132% 133
6 00 Mexican Central .... 23% 22% 22
5 00 Minn & St Louis..*.. 66 54 64
1001 100 MStl' & Ste M 112 107% 107%
14001 400 do pfd 139% 13tfii 137
6 300 Missouri Paclttc 87 85 8B
3 liOo M X & T... 36% 35*4 S6U
6 00 do pfd 09% BS% 68%
8 100 National Lead 68 115 66%
1 00 Nat Uy Mcx pfd... 56 65 65
1 4600 New York Centra 1.. .127% 126. 125%
• 400 N V Out & West.... 43% 43% «< 4
10001 000 Norfolk & West 86% 84% 84%
8008 00 10 pfd .„ .....86 86 82%
7 00 North AmeYlcan .... S2 81 87%
1 700 Pacific Mall 85 34 33Vi
1 06100 Pennsylvania 131% 128% 130
1 000 People's Gas 96 95 95%
, » 400 Pitts CC& St L.,.. 74% 74Vi 72
1 600 Pressed Steel Car... 49% 4!> 48
do pfd 98
l » 400 Pullman Palace Car. l7l 168% 169
Yam Reading 122% 118% , 120
*| do l»t pfd .. jo
1 do 2d pfd ..'89%
■ 6300 Republic, Steel So% , 32% 33%
1 700 do pfd 97 96% 97
/ 6800 Rock Island 20',; 25% 26%
J 600 do Pfd 59 57% 67%
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET
By A*-odnt-f1 pram,
3VIJW VIIRK, »>!,. I_!"lt«*en
onrlnml* of « nllfornln or*ii(M
were Mold nt (lon her* ioAnr fit
the following price* per bo* for
r.-milnr -l-e-|
101 10* I rn fiino- im»-el*, »3.<WI to
*:i.s,-,, nvernae, $2.8.1.
l'nnr.v nnvrla, f'i.lO (O *:t.3o|
nvern~,e, M.SB.
l'.tlrn choice nnvrla, f1.70 «o
92.00 1 nrcriftcc. Sa.a*.
Choice nnvrla, ,sl.lO (a 92.3."1|
■tHHt| fif .1)0.
"••mil In fnlr (•> Rood i-iiiiillllimi.
onfrrliiK-io nfrrliiK-i poor, Market ilecllnlnn;
on nrcminl of Uic nrnlhrr lirliiK
Morm.v nnd iinfnvornhlr. llruvj'
• nun I* Impeding traffic.
1 100 II I, ft Bnn Fran.... 42H OH ''
»M, * 8 W TiVi
2iv) (l.i pf.l r,n'/ 4 [■>'■'< M*
8 6400 Southern Pacific MV4 9l'/t :•" .
m o do i.m y.117% 117JS v,',
HiiW Southern Railway,. . 88* 18% li;
8 00 do pfil IWJ S (••;-„ Kl~,
Term Coal & Iron 150
41K) Tpxiin & Vac M\t, 32 32
I 4(X) Tol 8t L & West.... .11 30 3014
son do pf«l 62 mm <><>%
2 0100 Union l'Aclllc 172% lßitVf 171
2 00 do pfd »1 »0»i sn
tf 8 Kxpreoa 100
2 00 II 8 Realty 7k 7« a
8 00 U 8 Hnbbcr 49 «V 4 48W
7007 00 do pfd 108 IWI lOlfi
ir.sooo v 8 steel 40j; BH 4.T>i
1 2400 do pfd 10!)% 104V4 10r.',.
7 00 Virginia Carl Them. 33Vtj 32 3.!
do pfd lToivi
4 00 Wnbash ifi',4 IBU IS
2 000 in pfd 33 31% 3J
Wells Cargo Exp 27".
lallO WpsllnKhoime Eleclfin 150 160
8 00 Western Union H2V4 N2V6 MM
Wheelltur & 1, B 12/2
1 00 Wlm-onsln Central .. 22% 22% -■.'■■,
2 00 do pfd 4« 4fi 45
lfiflno Northern raclllc....irißy 4 IS2U I": .
7 00 Cent I.e. BS% 854 S5V 4
do pfd ■■■■<"■■
Soft Sln.uH Sheffield 71 V« 88% 8)U
2 800 Oreat Northern pfd.l97« H'. r .V4 106-71
3 200 Inter Met BBU 34 31V4
2 00 do pfd 72% 72 71',,
Total sales for Iho day 1,215,000 shares,
Other Stocks
The fnllnwlnK stock quotation!) arc fur
nished thimiKh Fred Dorr, broker, r?rnd
bury iniiiiiinK:
Chicago National Biaeult, com
mon, Sirf/SIV,; do pfd., llTiiilJO; Union Ilox
Board, I«4(fi2; do pfd., "J?8%; Swift & Co.,
10P%©110i4i Kansas City Light, fi3H©C4;
American Can, s(fjsV4: do pfd., 60%<n01;
Carbon, S4(VB4U; do pfd., 1!0@122i ChlcHK"
1-neumatlo Tool, 41%(3;45; South Side L,
Bf.»^nß7H.
New York curb — Intcrborough, 35; Groat
Northern pfd., IC6.
New York Bonds
Rv Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The following
were closing prices for bonds today:
U S ref 2s reg.los Jap 6s 2d 5T.... 98%
do coup 105 do 4Hs cer 94
do 3s reg ....102V4 do 2d ser .... 91
- do coup 102V4 Ii & N un 45.. 100%
• do old 4s reg. lol Man en gd 45.. 100
do coup 101 Mcx Cen 4s .... 85
do new 4s rg.127 do Ist 1nc .... 22
do coup 129 M & StL 4s ..94
Am Tob 4s .. 70% MX & T 4b .. BBJIS
do Ks 104% do 2ds 84%
Atch gen Is ..101% N Ry of Mx 4s SB">
do ndj 4s .... 91 NYC gn 3%s .. 93%
Atl Cat Ln 4s. 98% NJC gn 5s 125%
B & O 4s 101% N P 4s 101%
do 3%s 92% do 3s 73
B R T cv 4s. 87% N & W con 4s !)S%
C of Ga 65.... 110% O S L rfdg 4s 94%
do Ist inc.... 85 Pa cv B%s 98
do 2d inc.... 76 Rdg gen 4s .... i»B%
do 3d mc 66 StL & 1M 55... 113%
C & O 4%5....104% 3tL & SF fg 4s 81%
C & A 3%5.... 73%' 3tL S\V con 4s 77
t'B & Q n 45.. 95 Sbd A L 4s 81
CRI & P 43.. 75 3 P 4s 89%
do col 63 .... 68% do Ist 4s cer.. 94%
CCC & StL 4s 101 8 Ry 5s 113
C In 5s Br A.. 71% T & P lsts ....118
Tol Mid 4s .... 72% EStL & W 43.. 81%
C & 8 4s 91% V P 48 " 101%
Cuba 5s 103% CSS 2d 5s 98%
D & R O 45.. 97% Wab lsts 113V4
D ls Sec 5s M;»i do deb B .... 70
Erie pr lien 4s 98 SVes Md 4s .... 82%
Erie gn 45.... 86U W & L E 4s .. 87
Hkg Val 4%5..104% Wls Cen 4s .... 88
Japan 6s 99% Jap 4s cfg 84%
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. I.— The following were
the official closing; quotations today for
stocks nnd bonds:
Atch adj 4s .. 90% Amalgamated ... 11«
do 4s 99% Atlantic 16%
M cx Cen 4s .. 84% Bingham 31%
Atchison .. .. 100% C & H 945© 950
do pfd ...... 90% Centennial .. .. 41%
B & A 231 Cop Rnge 941;
B & M 162 Daly West 18^
Bob Kle 147 Franklin 24%
Fitch pfd ....133 Granny 130
M cx Cen 21% Isle Royale .... 30%
N Y NH & H..153 Mass Mm B'i
0 P 171 Michigan 20%
Am Ar Chem. 22% Mohawk 90
do pfd 91 M C & C 1%
Am Pn Tube 12% Old Dom 52%
Am Sugar ....130 Osceola 167
do pfd 130 Parrot 31%
Am T & T ....12!» Quincy 136 V
Am Woolen .. 30% Shannon 22%
do pfd 99% Tamarack .. ..145
Dom I & S ..18V4 Trinity 37%
Ed El II 228 II S Mining .. 63
Mass Elec .... 19 US Oil U<*
do pfd 69 Utah 71%
Mass Gas .... 64% Victoria 8
United Fruit ..106 Winona 12%
Un Sh Mach.. 63 Wolverine .. ..190
do pfd 28 North Butte ...111%
l IT S S 43% Nevada 18
do pfd 105 Cal & Ariz ....181
Adventure .... 5V4 Green Con 30%
Allouez 66 *•...->
The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. I.— There was a
strong advance In the London tin mar
ket with spot quoted at £192 and futures
at £191 10s; locally the market was firmer
and spot quoted nt $42. 00048.91.
Copper was higher In the London mar
ket, gaining about £1 with spot closing
at £105 or and futures at £105 7s. Locally
the market was quiet but firm with lake
quoted at $24.75©25.25; electrolytic, $24.62%
©24.67%; casting. $24.25(824.75.
Lead was unchanged at Jii . oo(Ti . 2i> In the
li cal market, but advanced to £19 6s 3d
in London. . *
Spelter was lower In London, with spot
closing at £26 Us (id; the local market was
steady and unchanged at $1i.75<(rG.80.
lron was higher In the English market
with Standard foundry quoted at stis 3d
nnd Cleveland .„ warrants nt 675. Locally
the market was unchanged.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fe,b. I.— The offi
cial closing quotations for mining stock!
tcr!ay were:
Alpha Con .... 15 Justice 5
Andes Hi Mexican 90
Belcher 39 Occidental con .. 47
1 ! & Ii 135 Ophlr' 270
Bullion 23 Overman 20
Caledonia .. .. 51 I'otosi .. 18
dial Con .. .. 22 Savage 91
hollar . / .. .. 15 Scorpion ... .... 8
Confidence .. 100 jag Belcher .... 8
C & Va .... 85 Sierra Nev 66
Con Imp .... 1 • Silver Hill 60
Crown Point .. 16 Union Con .. ..42
(exchequer .. .. 61 Utah Con 5
3 & Gurrle ..SO fellow Jacket .. 91
I & N 85
Financial Record
NEW YORK, Feb. I.— Money on call
easy, 2%f(3% per cent; ruling rate, 2%,
cloning bid, 2, offered at 2%.
Time loans dull and steady; 60 days
and 90 days, s^<i:»s% per cent; 6 mouths,
5 %(i»5%.
Prime mercantile paper, 6%®6 per cent
Sterling exchange weak with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.8460&65 for
demand and at $l>oßO' I.NOtiO for 811-day
Posted rates. $4.82%®4.86%. '
Posted iHtes, $4.82%«4.88%.
Commercial bills. $4,80U; bar sliver,
£B%c; Mexican dollars. (Wei bonds, gov
ernments, steady; railroads easy.
Public Debt Statement
WASHINGTON, Fell. I.— The monthly
statement of the public debt show* that
at the close of January 81. 1907, the total
debt, lens cash In the treasury, amounted
to $927,441,208, which la a decrease for the
month of $7,829,671, .
This decrease is largely due to the
decrease of cash during the month.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1907.
WANT LOBSTER
SEASON SHORTER
LOCAL DEALERS AFTER NEW
LEGISLATION
Three Cents Drop in Local Ranch and
Northern Eggs — Active Demand
for Good Quality of East.
em Potatoes
New legislatives action on the lobster
cntchlng i|iii-stl<ni Is desired by many of
tin more considerate and thoughtful
handler! of Huh and other product! of the
lea, Local hull merchants now have a
bill up at Hiicrnme-nto which they givu
earnest support. Th( law at present
makes the- open season for lobsters run
from September 1 to April i. The pro
posed measure provides for catches to in I
gin not earlier than October 1, closing
April I. it Is claimed thai lobsters are
spawning In Septeml/:r and thai October
la early enough to market the product.
Quotations on eggs dropped threo cents
a dozen In the Los Angeles market yes
terday, local ranch candled going from Ida
to Sic, and northern from Iftc to 36c, quo
tations on eastern fresh being wiped out
entirely, it Is stated thai mere are no
storage oggs in the local market at tha
right prices and that dealers who fre
quently receive large consignments from
country merchants to be i red I ted on bills
contracted for supplies, have had to de
liver local eggs to fill orders for eastern
slock. it la expected that Los Angeles
dealers now In the east will tee that thf!
local market is provided with eastern
eggs. Offerings nt eastern eggs wara
made yesterday for early delivery.
Sales of eggs at the call session In
cluded thirty cases In three separate lot*,
also two cases of northern Cheese, three
carloads of eastern potatoes, and one car
load of Lompoe spuds.
Considerable Interest In dried fruits an.l
chiles was manifested, but there were no
sales.
lnI In tho market conditions remain un
changed. Fresh fruits nnd vegetables are,
plentiful, with no decline In prices.
Small fish nnd barracuda are wanted.
Halibut, rock cod, lobßters In abundant
supply.ls supply.1. 1
Produce Receipts
Fggs, cases 277
Butter, pounds 8,800
Cheese, pounds 3,800
Onions, sacks J.gW
Potatoes, sacks 2.F/9)
Sweet potatoes, sacks none
Beans, sacks none
Produce Prices
The following are Hie Jobbing pries*
ln the lorul market:
Eggs— Fresh California ranch, 37c;
northern, 35c.
BUTTER — Fancy local creamery,
DOc; valley creamery, 90c; coast cream
ery, 80c; choice, 70@76c; cooking, 22®240.
HONEV—WaterY — Water white, «0-lb. cans,
7y.®Sc; light amber, 6ig>6Vte; Honey
comb, water white, 1-lb. frame. 16o;
white, 15@18c; light amber. 13@14c;
beeswax. 27c.
CHEESE Northern. 17®19c; storage,
18o;1 8o; Anchor, large, 17c; Young America,
18c;1 8c; Hand. 19c; eastern, singles. 16%
17 c;1 17c; twins, 17c; Cheddars, 10@16V4c;
Longhorns, 18@18^c; Daisy, 18c; Swiss,
imported. 28@29c; Swiss, domestic, 20c;
Llmburger, 18c.
CHILI — Evaporated, 13@14c; sun
dried, 13@18V4c; ground. 12Vac; Mcxi
cans, black, 12(8>13V4c.
90 c;9 90c; valley creamery, 90c; coast cream-
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.) — Early
Rose, $2.0051)2.50; Salinas, $2.25@2.50;
Highland Burbanks, $2.00; Nevadas,
$2.00; Oregons, $2.00; sweets, $3.60;
W atsonvllleß, $1.85(3)1.90; Idahos, $1.85
©1.90; Ctlorado. $1.85 90; Wisconsin
Burbanks. $1.90@2.00; Minnesota Bur-
BJEa'NS toll per 100 lbs.)— Pink No. 1.
$2.60; No. 2, $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00;
l.ndy Washington. No. 1, $2.90©3.00; small
white, 43.25@3.35; blackeye. $4.25©4.50;
Oarvanzas $4.25@4.50; German lentils,
$9.00® 10.00. _,
ONIONS (per 100 lbs.) — Yellow Dan
vers, northern, $1.40@1.50; garlic, 6c;
Australian browns. $1.25@1.50.
APPLKS— Bellefleurs, |1.25@1.4U; choice,
$1.00.
C RANBERRIES—S 9.OO a barrel.
POULTKV— Jobbers cell dressed poultry
to the trade an follows (per pound):
Hens, 21c; young roosters, 22c; fryers,
2 3c; old roosters, 13c; broilers, 25c; tur
keys, 23@25c; old, 23; young, 25c; hens,
2c; geese, 20c; ducks. 20c.
For stocks In good condition dealers
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 15c;
young roosters, 17e; fryers, 17c; broil
ers, 19c; old roosters. 8c; turkeys, local.
17 c; old toms, 17c; young toras, 19c; hen
turkeys, 16c; geese. 12c; ducks, 12c.
B AKER*-" FLOUR— Made at eastern
hard wheat— bbl.. $5.25; blended
wheat. $4.90; eastern rye. $6.21,
CERrcAj-. GOODS— Wholesale prices are
as follows: &j-.k-^
1 0-lb. 25-lb. 60-lb.
AI flour, per 100 $2. 50
Banquet flour, per 100.. 2.60
Pastry flav.r, per 100 2.60 .... ....
Graham flour 2.40 2.35 2.30
Corn meal. W. &AY 2.40 2.35 2.30
Wholewheat 2.50 2.45 2.40
Rye 3.00 2.95 2.90
Cracked wheat 3.20 3.15 3.10
Farina 3.20 3.15 3.10
GRAIN AND FEtO (per 100 lbs)—
Wheat, $1.45; wheat, $1.50; corn, $1.40;
cracked corn, $1.45; feed meal, $1.50; bran,
heavy, $1.30; rolled barley, $1.30; oil cake
meal, $2.25; cotton seed meal, $1.85; cocoa
nut cake, $1.65; shorts, pounded, $1.45;
white oats, $l.< 0; red oats, $1,50; eastern
Kaffl;- corn, $1.35.
H AY—( AII per ton):
Choice wheat and
oat $19.00 to $22.00 ton
No. 1 wheat or wheat
and oat 17.00 to 10.00 ton
Choice tame 0at.... 16.00 to 18.00 ton
Other tame 0at.... 9.00 to 14.00 ton
Wild oat 10.00 to 13.00 ton
Stock hay 9.00 to 10.00 ton
Alfalfa 10.00 to 13.00 ton
Straw 60 to .80 bale
FRUITS AND BEH HI iCS-Bananas,
4@4Vic; strawberries. B©2oc.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons. fancy.
t 2.0MM.00.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
b.)-Almonds, IXL., 19®20e; N« Plus Ultra.
17 c; peanuts, California fancy, s^<.-;
eastern, fancy, tic; walnuts, California
bleached. No. 1, ;4@l6c; » pecans, ' Jum
bo. 14c; extra largo, 14^c; Brazils, 14c;
filberts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts. 20c;
evaporated apples, per pound, 9Hc;
apricots, 17a; nectarines, lie; peaches,
l -'/ie; pears. 13c; plums, lie; raisins, 'i<a>
7Hc; seedless muscats. 7c; loose muscats.
6@t>Hc.
VEGETABLES— String beans. 15c;
wax beans, 10c; beets, 75c sack; fancy
celery. 6Su do/..; evaporated chills, 20
@>800 lb.; garlic, 7c lb.; lettuce, 85c
doz.; peas, 6(fj>7G lb.; spinach. 20c doz.;
turnips, $1.15 sack; cabbage, $1.25
flack; local tomatoes, $1.25 box; cucum
bers. $2.00 doz; bunch. 40@50c.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles ol
consumption' prevail at the Los Angeles
•tores:
Butter. 2-lb. roll, fancy $1.00
Butter, 2-lb roll, Poppy 90c
and cooking , 60c
Eggs', fresh ranch, per dozen. .50@55c
Potatoes, fancy, 100 lbs $2.J0
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I.— Pink beans,
Jl.iMWi^.l.i; lima. }4.25#1.85; «nall white,
1 2.86e-2.U5; large white., W.00(52.35; Oregon
Burbank potatoes, $1.&5@?.25; Merced
n wiftitß, J2.50(U2."5; new potatoes, 4o; fancy
onions, $1.25; common, $1.00; green peas,
Vi'/jv; green peppers, 4Q7c; tomatoes, }1.00
@1.25; summer squash, t1.60#1.75; Garlic,
2'/i('i3i:; cucumbers, $1.50(&)2.00; Mexican to
matoes. $2.00^2.50.
Flour— Family extras. $4.85@5.35; bakers'
extras, $4.U0(^4.80; Oregon and Washing
ton, »:i.iWf|l.iHi; shipping wheat, $1.25(h1.30;
milling, $1.86©1.40; feed barley, $i.ntf ( ,i.i3;
brewing, $l.l!VWil.l7'/ii; chevalier, $1.35; red
oats, $1.:«X«I.i5: white, $1.65«U.65; black,
|1.7((Q'2.25; middlings, |27.(X»a30.0(); mixed
feed, $23. 00(^25. 00: rolled barley, $&.50@
2 5.00; oatmeal, $4.50&4.76; oat groats. $l..o;
rolled oata, $7.00iU'8.00; wheat hay, $19,004(1
Zi.W, wheat and oat. $15.00^13.60; wild oat.
t P.OOCaI3.OO; tame oat. $10.(%1760; alfalfa,
i'nlJ.so; straw, 35@70c.
Receipts-Flour, 10,780; wheat. 2615; bar
ley. 6607; oats, 717; beans, 4579; corn, 600;
potatoes, 1820; onions. 4U5; middling*. 440;
hay. 000; hides, 75ti; wine, 2«,900.
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
On* hunilrril nn.l nnf rnrlon.l- or
nrnrme- nmt «r\rnlrrn rnrtonil- of
lemon* IWI xlilimxil from l.ox An-
Kele- \\cilnr--.lny, .liinunry 30.
Tntnl <o itntp Dili -rn-on, 4503 oar
loml-, of which ftOO tverp lemon".
l.nM fttfflMfl In ilnlr Ihrri* were
nhlppnl oar.7 rnrlond-, of which 747
iifrf lriiu.ii-.
FINANCIAL
LOt ANGELES, Feb. I.— Bank clear
lt.gsI It.gs were U.OW.feS.IO, nfainsl $1,963,577.06
for the corresponding clay last year, an
lr,.i#fiK.. of 138,811,14, Following Is a com
parative statement:
• IW7, mnfl. IDOS.
Jnn. 28. .. .13,101, HI HI 11,443,431 86 II
Jin ''.... 2,10U, |n| II I BUS 981.40 i
Jan. B'i
Jan. H1.... I. nn ,.:,,:■ 1.i;»iii,a)7.48 1,51*,84«.K3
Feb. I L'.iKr >- •!! | :n;:i,s7l 04
Clearing hon show thai totnl
cUnrlngn r..v January were 16!
th<. hlKii record for .my one month In the
nlstori of i." November, \W>
the clearing* «.•!■<■ $r.;i.iß7,in<i. The high
record is |11,407.ir0 above the clenrlngn
fot January, ism
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales— I (HOOD) Homo Telephone
first bond at 92; lvov Mexican Petroleum
Bt $1.31%C(i1.:H%; 200 i» at $1.8« (B. 90) i 12(fJ
Globe Oil m in ,«isi . 3000 Ollnda Land
Co. at 16'/*©l7Hr; ]ikw Central Oil at $1.11;
1 0 Associated Oil at 118.00.
Bank Stocks
Bid. Asked,
American National Bank 111% us
i-tniaiiw.iyi -tniaiiw.iy I l.in .V 'I'IUSt C 0..165. .165 ...
Hank of Sou. Cal Ill) ...
lJunk of Los Angeles 123 ...
Callfirnla Savings Bank UO
Central no ...
Citizens National 237% ...
Commercian Savings Bank 155
I JOIIUi- bii.',, lS ..ililm 140
Farmers & Merchants Nat 1...375 400
Federal JJhhk of i.. a U%
l'irst National Stamped 422 435
Herman American 305 319%
Globe Havings Hank 106
Home Uav, Bank of 1,. A....188H
L . A. Trust Co 123
Manhattan Savings Bank ....120
Meici Mils National 4»U ...
Merchants Trust Co 95
bu ptr etui pulu up.
National Bank of Cal 190 225
National uuiik of Com 12V
Security Savings Bank 225
State Hank & Trust C 0........ !»3 97
Southern Trust Co «5
V S National Bank 156 ,
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 86% 91Vi
(Jal. Pacirlc ny ....: iuv i.v
Corona Power & Water C 0.... SSV4 95
Cuciiriionuit vVattr Co luu
Edison Electric Co. Ist ref...101 102%
Edison Elec. Co., old issue.... 102 10S
Home Telephone 91% »2
L . A. .Pac. Con. Mfg luu ...
L . A. Traction Co lust ...
L . A. Electric 95 ...
L . A. Railway Co 117 ...
Mission Trans & H Co 92%
MI. Lowe Ruilway Co 63 31
Pacific Light & Power C 0.... 9S
Pacific Electric Ry. Co 112
Pasadena H T & T Co
Pomona Con. Water Co 1.00
Riverside H T & T Co SI
Santa Monica J4 T & T Co.. .. So
San Diego H T & T Co 79
nunta Barbara Elec Ry Si
Seaside Water Co ..
Ttmeseal \vater Co 90
L S Long Distance jjg
United Liec. li. Or P. Co louU
Union Transportation 100
Visalla water Co .... I ii
Whittier V. 85
Miscellaneous Stocks
Cal. Portland Cement Co.. ™\ ****.*'
Edison Electric pfd 89.75 90 50
Edison Electric com 71.25 74 00
Emergency Hospital 10.00
Home Telephone pfd 67.60 70.66
homo Telephone com 19.75 30 75
Los Angeles Brewing C 0. .135 .00
L . A. Jockey Club to. 00
Faclrto Mutual L. Ins. C 0.195.00. 195. 00
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co., 33.00
Riverside H. T. & T. Co 49*66
Santa Monica H.T.&T.Co. 12.00 13 00
Sun Drug Co 04
Seaside Water Co 135
Title G. & Trust Co 175 00
Title Ins. & Trust p£i(....140.00
Title Ins. & Trust com. ...140.00
Title Ins. & T. Co. srs C..140 00
U . S. L. D. T. &T. Co pfd.. 53.00 59.75
Union Trust & Title Co 48.00
Oil Stocks
Amalgamated Oil Bld ' 125 00
Associated Oil 45.25 46u0
Central 1 14
Columbia ] .'501; '55
Centennial 171/: 151/,
Fullerton Con .'so -
Fullerton Oil 60 .80
Globe 15 '15]/
Home Whittier '.go 140*
Mexican Petroleum 1.34% 1.35%
Olinda Land Co 17%
Piru Oil & Land Co "is
Reed Crude 13
Rice Ranch Oil 1 60
l'nion 216.50 217.50
Union Provident 214.00 216.00
United Petroleum 375.00 355 00
Western Union 297.50 305 00
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales— l2,ooo Gold Coin at 2G@
2«Vic; 4000 Searchlight Parallel at 7c; 38,100
Johnnie Con. at 17@19c; 3000 Nevada
Searchlight at 7V«c; 7000 California Hills
at 9©9V4c; 4000 Searchlight Western at
7 %QBc.
CALIFORNIA.
(Green water District.)
_, , _ Bid. Asked.
Clark Copper Co 42 .49%
Furnace Creek Copper 2.00
Greenwater California 48
Kemplond Copper Co 1.50
Cul. Hills M. Co 09V4 .09%
NEVADA.
(Johnnie district. Nye county.)
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co 19 ,
(Goldfield district.)
Goldfleld Wild Horse 10 .12%
(Searchlight district.;
Cyrus Noble 12%
Eldorado Can. M. & M. Co.. .06 .M
Gold Coin 26% .26%
Nevada Searchlight 40! Vi 07k
Quartette 1550
Searchlight M. & M. Co 80 .99
Searchlight Parallel 07 ,W%
Searchlight Western 08 ...
Nevada Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. I.— The follow
ing are quotations today: iSehnout, tWP
B^i; Cash Boy, 1^15; Uolden Anchor, 40®
4 1; Home, 15<yiti; Jim Butler, 117yi<&130;
McNumara, tn<363; Midway, 2050210; Mon
tana, '/.(<( 4uu; North Star, •XX&42; Ohio,
i'C©^; Tonupah Ex., a-> B fi|.")'/i; Tonopah Ne
vada, i) asked; West Bna, lti7W@l7O; Ad
ams, •'■><(SSi; Atlanta, 85<&8(i; Him; Hull, 61
(rif.J; Booth, 'Jbtii'M; Columbia Mountain,
10&115; Conqueror, 26<g27; LMamondflelti,
6 2«}53; Dixie. 15<(jlG; Goldtteld Mining, 135
« 8135%; jumbo, 430 asked; Jumbo Kx.. -'00
W 260; Kendall, 60@03; May Queen, 35
asked: Mohawk, 17®17H: Red Top. 110
asked; Sandstorm, 77&78; Great Henil
Annex, 2b<u>-.ti; Man. Crescent, 12&13; Man.
Cowboy. 9©U; Denver Annex, :'(i(ii.';(;
Ulack Hock. MUM; N. 1. k'ons., 9 asked;
Manhattan Con., «i<uin); Little Jo s(i(ii;
Mayflower Con., B6(g58; Red Top Ex., KM
4 1; Mustang. 20«(:'S; Bullfrog Mining. 353)
8 6; Combination Fraction, i.'^'m.',; Qold
n. vi Daisy, 2760286; Dlamondfleid Tri
angle, 63(^64; Tramp Con., l«i5©170; Mini
hattiiii Com.. liiti'J; Black Butta Bonanza
U 018; Yankee Girl. IS&14; Stray Dog, 50
bid; Bullfrog Victor, a«')30; Pine Nut, 24
0 26; Oro, nu(/islj Nuggut, 130(11; Nevada
Hills, 895 asked; Bullfrog Daisy, 46047;
Silver Pick, H0&142V4; St. Iv. U7V44(122V«;
liirllfrog National Bunk, 54©65; Qold Bar,
1 3i'(i/'135; Original Bullfrog, '-'34*24; Stein
way, 28&30; Con. Virginia, 95 Did; Ouhjr,
27&ncaiO; Mexican. 81 ©92; Cal. Con., 504(52;
lOxchequer. Bl(i<u3; llulo & Norcroas, s.v.i.
» IB; Oold Crown, 17(&18; Grcal Bend, luitf
1 5; Raaoua, 18@19; Black Butte Ex., 14©IB;
Montgomery Mountain, 88(140; SuiKut, 14
& 16; Qolil.n Scepter, 44I&48; Manhattan
Mining, 174fl8; Beyler HuinphreyK, llt»12;
Manhattan Dexter, 67ipS; Granny, 2t€fM;
Hold Wedge. I'Xnlh; I. .>,,,• star. 37(&8S;
Great Bend Ex., 37(fi3S; Baglea Nftt, :-9(oi
3 0; Frances Mohawk, 784*80; Lou Ulllon,
•:<*&>■>.
DUN & CO.'S WEEKLY
REVIEW OF TRADE
By Assoclate'l Press.
NKW YORK. >-.i. I.— i! a THin A
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade will -ny
tomorrow: Although thn nverflgo "
■Ixty of the mo-t netlve railway «eourl-
tles fell this week to the lowest point
Rlnco I •o4, there wa« no corresponding
reaction In commercial activity which
'■nntifni..d beyond procedent. Reports
from leading manufacturing center* In
dicate that scarcely any Idle machinery
can tin found,
Prices of minor metals arc sustained
by i steady demand, the electrification
'if steam railways mipplylng a dpfnnnd
for copper that Is not minted bj the
delay In moving fuel and machinery
A general rcsmnn of the situation dis
closes a level of prices and a scarcity of
supplies that has not existed slncn the
Civil war, while there is the additional
factor of no clement threatening weak
ness, although quotations ire conceded
to be abnormally high, nut with the
production of the mills sold so far ahead
there Is no Interest In new business and
■ i...i stocks are practically nothing
while in many departments no Roods
will be available for some months.
Pai i..i- hides have araln Bold nl full
figures on nmnll lines but in sorni
tlons nf the niiirket. notably for country
inrfH.
Commodity markets have ihown lit*
lie activity during the pn.s( \v,.k and
varlatlona In prices wen fractional,
BANK CLEARINGS
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The following
table, compiled by Jiradstrcct, shows the
bank clearing* at the principal cities for
the week ended January 31, with 1 he pel -
cent age of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year. Per cent.
lnc. dec.
♦New York $1,WI,2!I4.000 .... 24 &
'Chicago 225,77ti,1WJ 10.
•Boston 817,000 .... 1.8
♦Philadelphia 14ti,039,UUU .... 6.;!
•St. Louis 6i,WM,000 .... 4,j
Plttsburg .v,.i:.i..««i .... 4.:
'Still Francisco..,, 45,271,0110 10. 1 ....
•Baltimore 29,300,000 2 7
Cincinnati .:■.;', .11.111 3.0 ....
•Kansas City .... U5, 3(0,000 20.2 ....
•New Orleans 27,£Wi,000 .... 2 1
•Minneapolis 15.27H.000 .4
•Cleveland 1t>,427,C(*) 13.7 ....
•Louisville 11,884,000 .... 7.1
Detroit 11,061,000 1.4
•Lou Angeles.. . 1 1.1142,1100 a:«.o
Omaha 9,882,000 &.S ....
•Milwaukee 10,2tiS,(H)» 3.6
•Providence 7,943,000 (i.2 ....
•Buffalo 7,320,000 5.6 ....
•Indianapolis 7,882,000 19.3 ....
•St. Paul 8,035,000 10.8
Denver 7,231,000 33.4 ....
Seattle 8,612,000 17.8
Memphis 4.M3.000 .... 7.5
Fort Worth 6.1)76,000 21.0
Richmond 0,001,000 2.0
Columbus B, 51)5,000 5.5 ....
Washington 6,487,000 33. 8
•St. Joseph 5,124,000 3 2
•Savannah 5,281,000 12.4
•Portland, Or .... 4,87H,000 30.9
Albany 6,91-1.000 41.6
Salt Lake City.... 5.151.000 .... 23:)
"Toledo 8,906,000 9.4
Rochester 3,120,000 .... 4.4
•Atlanta j... 5,503,000 39.7
Tacoma 4.331,000 33.7
•Spokane 4,586,000 53.2
Hartford 3,011,000 .... 4.3
Nashville 3.376,000 4.1)
Feoria 2,683,000 15.8
D cs Molnes 2,713.000 26.5
New Haven 2,019,000 8.2
Qrand Rapids 2,031,000 14. « ....
Norfolk 2,E58,000 21.3
Augusta, Ga 1,817,000 30.
Springfield, Mass. 1,051,000 .2
Portland, Me 1,514.000 S.I
Dayton 1,752,000 2.7
Sioux City 1,869,000 13.7
Evansvllle 1.717,000 21.4
•Birmingham 2,350,000 26.4
Worcester 1,530i.000 9.5
Syracuse 1,536,000 25.4 | ....
Charleston 1,526.000 18.1 '....
•'Houston 25,038,000 24.3 ....
♦♦Galveston 15,582,000 29.1
Canada
Montreal $25,331,442 .... 3.d
Toronto 22.071. 050 5.1
Winnipeg 8,336,550 23.9 ....
Ottawa 2,271,313 18.6
Halifax 1,817,833 21.7
Vancouver 2.612.731 58.1 ....
Quebec 1.555.00 7.2
Hamilton 1,323,5!)S 11.1
St. John 1,240,200 3.3
London 990,050 13.5
Victoria 770,273 22.6
♦Balances paid in cash. "Not included
ln totals because containing other Items
than clearings.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bears Dominate the Wheat Pit and
Prices Are Weak — Corn and
Oats 'Suffer
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. I.— Sentiment in the
wheat pit was bearish all day but during
the first hour prices held steady on a fair
demand by shorts. The market closed
weak with prices at the lowest point.
May opened unchanged to %c lower at
7i>%(gW/ic, sold oft to 77% c and closed lc.
lower, at 77% c.
With the exception of a moderate ad
vance soon after the opening the corn
market was inclined to weakness all day.
The market closed easy; May closed %c
lower, at 4«% c.
Oats were weak in sympathy with
vi heat. May closed %@Vtc. lower, at 3!)@
8 9% C.
Provisions were weak on .selling by the
local holders. May pork closed Ui&'/i'
lower; lard, 10c and ribs 10c decline.
Market Ranges
Wheat— 77% c; July, 77% c; Sept.
7% c.
Corn— May, 46% c; July, 46% c; Sept. 4«% c.
Oats— 39(((3!)%c; July, 3(i%c; Sept.
3 2% c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 80®
S ic; No. 3, 72@S2c; No. 2 red, 73%4f74%c;
No. 2 corn, 43c; No. 2 yellow, 44c; No. 2
oats, 37c; No. 2 white, 39% c; No. 3 white,
37(<(01tc; No. 2 rye, 62% c; fair to choice
malting barley, 52(ff5iic; No. 1 flaxsetd,
$1.10; No. 1 northwestern, $1.23; prime
timothy seed, $4.50; clover, contract grade,
$13.85; short ribs, sides, loose, $9.37%0|)
9 .62%; mess pork, per bbl., $1ti.90; lard,
per 100 lbs., $«.65; short clear sides, boxed,
? 'J.50©9.75.
Articles. Receipts. Shpmts.
Flour, barrels 40,000 18,300
wheat, bushels 16,000 88,000
Corn, bushels 359,000 173,500
Cats, bushels 18l>,000 12,000
Bye, bushels 5,000 3,000
Barley, bushels 68,1110 15,300
Cereals of the V/orld
By Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-Wheat, March,
Cs 4 d; May, Us 6%d; July, Us 2V*d.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I.— Wheat, un
changed; no sales; cash, $1,30. Barley,
unchanged! Deo. $1.02%; cash, $1.16. Corn,
unchanged; large yellow, 11.80® 1.86,
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Wheat. spot lr
legular; options closed %v net lower;
.May closed 84% c; July L B3%c
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1- Sugar-Raw,
Steady! fair renntng, 2 31-3.'c; centrifugal,
M test, 8 16-tJo; molaues sugar, 2 88-82-0;
rctiued, steady; crushed, 6.60; powdered,
t.M; granulated! 4. ml
Coffoe futures closed steady net 1111
c-r.anged t«> 5 points higher; sales, 42,260
bags. Including March, $5.45f(|5 r,"; May,
lis; July, $5.75; Sept. ♦. r i..SO(<(f>.yG: Dec
iti.00#6.06, Spot coffee steady; No. I Rio,
Tc-; Saul... No. 4, 8e; mild, steady; Cor
dova, 8®12%c.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated I'l-.as.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Fancy
creamery butter, He; seconds, 30c. East
, in cheese, 16% c; Young America, 13%(i()
15 c; Item, 13% c. Ranch eggs, Me; store,
82%<630c.
CHICAGO, Feb. I.— On the produce ex
change today the butter market was firm;
creameries. 2W31%e; dairies, 20®28c Egg*,
easy, at mark, cases Included, 22®24%u;
firsts, I'm-; prime tlrMB, Mo; extras, 27c.
Cheese, Steady, l.'.'llliUe.
Credit Balancea
By Aacociated Preas.
OIL CITY, Feb. 1. -Credit balancea,
1.68.
SAYINGS BANKS
4 PER CENT paid on Term and 3 per
cent on Ordinary savings deposits.
Savings deposits in Savings Ranks nre exempt from taxation.
Deposits in Commercial Banks and In Trust Companies are
NOT exempt from taxation.
Security Savings Bank "itfowlX* 1 " 11
X. i:. tor. fourth nnd Spring. Total As-et~ a
lrrninn \V. Hrllimin llull<lln«-. ' 51R. 000, 000. 00.
Southern California Savings Bai\ Wm - ° •*•«*»»?«■ !!'"•
a A. 11. Uraly, Vlea Pre«.
S. K. Cor. rnurlh nnil <*prtnK. XV. D WoolWlt)§, Vies Pres.
Hrniy niiilillnK. CIlMi If. Toll. Cashier.
German American Savings Bank rnrH(ll nnl a " rplu9 -
$850,000.00.
2'-M Smith Sprint; Mi
mtwrili Assets,
Corner *!■!■ nnil Ilr«t Urn, 510.000.000.00.
Clearing House Banks
IV A MM OFFICBHI
pommercial National Bank w. n a.^oNYNGB^Pr.-.
<:?, Houth Spring. Capital, $200.1100; Surplus and Profits **2,000.
armers & Merchants National Bank £ H % BEYhER. N fc«Si'k
•^ Cor. Fourth and Main. Capital, tl..'"n.f.QO; Bnrpliw arnlProlUa. tI.SEO.C X
pirst National Bank "~^ fr.%-. s. I 'HA O MMbND."ca-hl«.
*■ S. E. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital Stock, $l,2£0,&O0; Surplus, $250,09*.
Undivided Profits, *1.1"7.747.01.
Merchants National Bank marco H. HELLIJIAN, cashier.
N. K. Cor. Second and Main. Bur plug and profits $400.000.
pTo^dwaTßaTnTSk TrTStCompany " WAHUKN DILLKLKN, Pros,
TD roadway Bank cc 1 rust company r, w< KEi^NY. Cashier.
J— ' SOS-SlO lidwy, Bradbury Bldg. Capital, $250,000; Surplua-Und. Profit-. $150,000.
nieriran Matinnal Rank W. ''' I ■< ' i .->|.'i IKO, Pres.
merican national uanK T w phklps. Cashier.
S. W. Cor. Second & Broadway. Capital, $1.000,000; Birrpl usjim^ Profltg. $76,0*1.
National Bank^TCalifornia *X - FISHHtIRN, President.
anonai tsanK oi cautorma H L rogers. cashier.
s'. E. cor. Second and Spring. Capital, $-00. 000. Surplus- 1 I V I Profits $100,000.
CUte Bank & Trust Company JOHN K. MA'i'HKWS. Preg.
laic cans <x irust company F zombko. cashier.
*-* N. W. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital. $500,000; Surplus and Profltg. $80.00*.
Citizens' National Bank R 7- waters, Pres.
uizens national canK A 3 waters. ' Cashier.
3. W. Cor. 3rd and Main. Capital. JSOO.OOO; Surplus and Profits. $328.00*.
Central Bank ~ william mkad, Preg.
ciiiidi cams w c DURGTN. Cashier.
N. E. Cor. Fourth & Broadway. Capital $100,000; Surplus and Profits, $135,000.
'phe National Bank of Commerce . M DOUGLASa , Preg
», IN LoS « ANGELES - CHARLES EWING. Cashier.
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Spring. , Capital. {200.000; Surplus. $20,00*.
United States National Bank Jw^ he^llman^p^
*" / S. R. Cor. Main & Commercial. Capital. $200.0(iO; Surplus and Prolltg. $50.00*.
w A B^<*nff f \ liV.V^^j^^Ra/V^.*^ Ulff«Vf!U"la»*l-i>ilil
I The Miners of Jerome Indorse It
The best proof of the value of JEROME VERDE is afforded by the In-
habitants of Jerome Itself, who are within a short distance of the prop-
erty and have examined it and know It from end to end. Last Saturday
we received this telegram from the vice president of our company, who
had gone to Jerome In answer to the many inquiries from that quarter
for stock, viz:
"JEROME, Ariz.. Jan. 25, 1907.
"GENERAL SECURITIES COMPANY,
"308 Pacific Electric Building:, Los Angeles, Cal.
"Sales today fifteen hundred. Miners here say we have got a great
property. w. F. CALDERWOQD. 1 '
Two Special Offers at 25c
1. We will accept one-fifth of Hie 2. To accommodate those who
imii-i !i:i-.i- price In cnnli and n con- are nimble to cull nt our office*
tract to pay the linlnnee in four during (he clay time, both office*
equal monthly inHtnllmentn. Thus, will be kept open evenings twice
100 share*, par vnlue «100, may be n week hereafter, on Wednesday
bought now for 95 down and $.*> a anil Saturday evenings, until 8:30
month. o'clock.
General Securities Company
Fiscal 1 Agents Jerome Verde
Suite 308 Pacific Electric Building, or 312 South Broadway
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Send c f o o ; y^ REE Standard Copper News
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-Fancy ap
pics, $2.00; common, 50c; cranberries, $7.u0
iff!!. 00; navel oranges, Jl.7siff2.7fi; seedlings,
$1.00@1.25; Mexican limes. $6,000/7.00.; com
mon California lemons, $1.00; fancy, $3.50;
bananas, $1.0(K5j:2.50; pineapples, $3.00(0,1.00.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YOIUC, Feb. I.— The market for
evaporated apples ia not active, but offer
ings of prime fruit below 8140 a ro not
much In evidence. Fancy are quoted at
9c, choice, &%®B%oi prlbe, B@B%_c.
Prunes are unchanged, with California
fruit ranging from M'j'Jr, necordlng to the
Krnde; Oregon GOs to His, G%v.
Apricots quiet but Oral, with choice at
18c; extra choice at lS%ig'l9c; fancy at 19
r-(20o.
Peaches in light supply and holders
show confidence; choice are quoted at 11
tfu2%c; extra choice, 12%®13%0; fancy, 12%
Batsins show no fresh fenturo, with
spot supplies In moderate demand. Loose
mimciitels are quoted at IWu'.ic; seeded,
7%4®10c; London layers, $1.;Ui1.45.
Chicago Live Stock
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.- Cattle: Receipts,
8000; strong; beevea 1 , !4.00©4.90; cows and
heifers. $llBOS('5.7O; Btockera and feeders,
$a.60®4.70; calves, $6.00«7.75.
Hogs— Urceipts, 26,000; strong; mixed and
butchers, $6.70®7.06; K"'»l heavy, $i!.9OW
7.05; rough h.-avy. $6.70fti«.80; light, $B.7»Cu)
7.00; pigs, |6.60(i1«.70; hull*, $t;.!i2'. 2 «! . '»'.
Bneep Receipts, 8000; steady; sheep,
*3.60d(ii.7u; lambe, |4.70®4.T6,
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Pm - 1
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Spot cotton closed
steady; middling uplands, lie; do gulf,
U .25c; .-.ales, 2675 bales. Futures closed
rarely steady at an advance of 1 point on
February, but generally 26(1 point! net
lcwe»\
kt. i.ni'is, Feb. 1 Wool, steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, s^r^i'-, line
mediums. 18®a«o; fine, 16©170.
Fairly Safe
Conjurer— Now, then, ladles and gen
tlemen, I will tell you how many hairs
there are on the head of any one in
the audience who cares to ask.
Voice— Well, how many have I?
Conjurer— Exactly 60,327,429, air, and
if you will count them and find iam
mistaken I will pay you 600 francs.—
lion Vlvant.
Everything you want you will find In
Iho classlflud pagu— a niuduin encyclo
one cent v word.
9
From Chicago to New York
n.v Electric Airline Railroad,
10 hours {10. $100 stock for $32.
Advances to $35 January 19.
Southwestern Securities Co.
Fiscal Agents, 305 West First St.
SANTA BARBARA OIL COMBINE
Company with $5,000,000 Capital to
Make and Ship Pe.
troleum
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I.— The Call
says today: It was stated on the oil ex
change yesterday that the independent
oil companies of Santa Barbara county
were formulating a plan to make their
own petroleum. Tho concerns interested
represent a total capitalization of more
than $5,0110,000. According to the Informa
tion given out the project calls for an
Indepi ndeni steamship line to run from
Santa Barbara anil San Luis bay to Sail
Francisco and points in the northwest.
A feature of the scheme not yet perfected
Includes the i-o-nperatlon of the Midway
on company, near Bakersfleld, the fuel
to be carried by )>ipe line from the com
pany's wells to tide water at Monterey
or Port Harford on San Luis bay.
WIDOW IN TROUSERS
PUTS ON OWN ROOF
Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Feb. I.— Mrs.
Alftta McCulloush. a widow of mlddlu
ago, living in Division street, Now
Brunswick, N. J . dressed In man*
clothing, has been putting 1 a new root
on her house. She donned trousers,
coat and vent, climbed up a ladder to
the roof with the skill of a man nnd
commenced to work. Neighbors stood
around and gasped.
Sirs. McCullough apparently didn't
care a rap what they thought. She
wanted the roof, didn't have any man
around to do the Job, so did it herself.
Sho tened a rope about her waist
and tied it to a chimney so in case she.
(should slip she would not drop further
than the gutter on the roof.
Mrs, McCUllOUgh la a carpet weaver
by trade and conducted her business
lor many years, operating the heavy
machine unaided. The job of putting
on a new roof did not seem hazardous
i,, ii.i-, but she did not like the idea
of going up there on a windy day wear
lngI Ing skirts. She has about completed
the work without hitting her Angara
lnstead of the nail more than a dozen
times.

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