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GOSSIP TOPICS
IN WALL STREET
CONFLICTING RUMORS REDUCE
TRADING
Senslonß of Interstate Commerce Com.
mission and Treasury Change
Factors in the Stock
Operations
]!>■ Associated Presi
ni;\\ vmtK, i. h ig ihi telling ol
Blocks today was ol s volums and m a
manner to seem portentous and was the
ooasiun ni' an unusualli large number o(
iin.'ii^. Many "f these proved un
fiiundod nnil was mi imi ly vsrlfled
during the session, The situation offsrsd
Ihi siternatlves of supposing] these in
iniis were sel aftoal i"i ;> sinister pur*
H to forco prices lower in the Interest
ul ths bear party, or Hint they repr<
Bl ni. 'I the Mind Kruplng after the real
causes bt the selling.
The. most persistent rniiiur had in do
with the Bffalrs of ths Equitable Lit*
Assurance society, nnd they became 10
spei Ifle and mi oonfidenl in their form
timi < in- president of the K<|iiiinhi» wim
lud in issue a formal denial of them, ite
cviry s.i in after ths Issuance '>r this
disclaimer, Previous i" that ths Impres
sion was conveyed that some of the heavy
■tiling in the market was from ii»' trsaa
i ry of the Insurance company! with vari
ous'accompaniments in the way of com
mentary mi ths collateral eneati to M
Kssumsd.
Tin coming resumption Hf the lnterstatu
commerce commission Inquiry intn the
Harriman railroad combinations nnd the
Information alleged/ to have been pre
pared by tne head "f the system for !».•
In bis examination were said to be of
formidable import to the market. The
Special weakness uf lnion Pnclllc was
due in this Impression.
Coming activity In the Held (if Investi
gation of departments uf the state gov
ernment iit Albany was another tavorlts
thiiii.' which was harped upon in tho
day's gnsHlp. and banks and trust eom
pantei wen- said to be tin- prospective
Held by the medium of the state banking
department.
On the Washington side It was said
MONEY TO LOAN
Easy Money ■
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
Any salaried employe or wago earner
can get from us,. Just on his note—
Mnly. S. Wkly. Week
$50-Roturn to US. .$13.05 $6.65 $3.33
}30-Keturn to us.. 8.00 4.00 2.00
Return to us.. 4.00 2.00 1.00
Or any sum In proportion.
Till! CRESCBWT LOAN CO.,
700 Lankershim building.
LOW SALARY LOANS. LOW
RATES "GIVE" YOUR NOTE. RATES
LOW GET $10 TO MOO LOW
RATES NO SECURITY. RATES
LOW NO INDORSER. LOW
RATES NO PUBLICITY. RATES
LOW Quickly— Made- LOW
RATES THE STATE LOAN CO. RATES
LOW 613 UROSSE HLDO. LOW
RATES Cor. Otli and Spring. RATES
LOW Office hours 8:30 to 6p. m. LOW
RATES Mom. Wed. Sat. 8 p. m. RATE 3
WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages, cattle,
etc., without removal from your pos-
session.
Loans also made to salaried persons on
Elaln note without Indorser or publicity,
.owest rates In tow...
FIIJKI.ITY LOAN CO..
629 Mason building.
VS West Fourth street, cor. Brondway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 5171.
Cash' CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
end without Indorsers; easy payments,
pn-ltlv'-' lowest rates. Hours 10:80 to
l:$0. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO..
(2S-C29 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building or on Improved city prop-
erty, on a new, definite contract plan:
number of payments limited to 111
months at $13 per month per $1000; In-
terest uecr»nsei each month. STATE
MUTUAL B. & L. ASSN.. 107 S. Broad-
way.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADB-
WORTH. 819 & 820 Douglas bids.,
will lend money on city or county
real estate.
SALARY LOANS CONFIDENTIAL
S. N. DVTCHRR,
Merchant* Trim! Co. MI. In. Room 402.
TO LOAN— JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamonds, Jewelry, etc 828 V& SOUTH
SPRING ST. Room 12.
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
ple: confidential Mutual Trust Co.. 421
Buliard r'k.
CATARRH
MAN OH WOMAN THAT HAS CA-
inrrli to call at Central llruK More.
132 S. llronilnuy. Chuiuber of Com-
merce building. I -iiohl lively Kiiurau-
Cnn be neat by imiil. J. BRADFORD.
■roprlr«or.
TRUSSES -
ARE YOU RUPTURED? DO YOU
wear a truss from which you are suf-
fering? Wo guarantee a perfect fit
and best makes of trusses; lady at-
tendant. Trusses sent on approval.
Open evenings and Sunday. LONDON
TRUSS CO., 205 West Fifth St.. Los
Angel»B. Cal.
GROCERIES
A. S. fTlKtilCH'l) FOKMKK'
ly at 828 W. bth St., Is now located at
(84 W. Pico st. Goods always the
best at right prices. Prompt Ueliv-
try. Hoi'i pr-nnes. \
PIANOS
pTanob^old'on kas^pXylTkntS^
Pianos rented at low rates. A. G. GARD-
NER PIANO HOUSE. Ltd., 115 Winston.
Bt Tel Ulink 2221: Homo K3IS9.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DR. ORK£N, CLAIRVOYANT, HUSI-
ness medium, gives life readings dally;
test circles Wednesday eve., 8 o'clock.
ZSo. ROOM 16. llilVj, S SPRING BT.
ASTROLOGERS
DR?"mi:ah. .\srKoi.o(ii:u. READS
life by the planets; dally advice on nil
subjects; 20 years' practice. 311V4 SO.
SPUING SUV
Everything you want you will find In
the classified page. One cent a word.
A Chsince You Should
Not Miss
Wither of two electric lines will carry you to the best located suburban
boms properties between the city mid the sea; only 30 minutes from 2d and
Spring sta, southwest. FREE TICKETS. s
Building Lots $75 and Up
Acreage— l-2 to 5 Acres $225 thud Up
Water fur bun, domestic and irrigating purpout-s plpod to lots.
A rloh Handy loam soil. You must nee us before purchußlnK elsewhere;
it will certain!} pay you. 'forms to suit you.
Mutual Realty Co. 224 S, Spring
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN rfEW YORK MARKET
*> "' Afsnrlatcd Pros*. *>
■*> NEW HIIIK, l.>b, in Thirteen •
•■ rnrlnniN of < nllfnmln i.rnnirr- »•
<♦> »frf ...1.1 nl niicflnn hrr« inUny fit *>
■•> (hr f.iii.Mvlnn prior* prr l>o« for 4>
*> reiciilnr StWMI <i>
•■ Ktife ttiix-r nnii'l*. $2..1.* St» <*/
Q »:i.:ir.i mrrnKo, «2.T.-. •$>
•*> Inney nnrrln, $2.05 «<> fXO.I) •
• nirmKr, 92.^(1. '•
<*> RttPR rliolor nllM'N. $1.00 <.. ■«
• $2.lll)| nvrrnur, tf2.:\r>. <t>
'•> Choice iiimclh, M(»c In |2.TO| nvrr- ••
■•• nifr 13,10. ■$>
■•■ I 'mil In Rood condition. \\«-n»li- ■•'
• ■ it <■ In inly nu. l llirriltriilnK. I'lve ••■
'*• ran Kill noil Intrr. 4>
<$<$,.. .. *> <J> <j)<i><j'^><J><?)<J><J>4>4"J >< i
thai (in' coming change In the admlnli
trail f the treasury department wa«
i icaston rm misgiving! on ths parl
of the powerful financial xumpH. for re«
sciik whirii Rtipplled ground tor numer
ous variations in the current i umori
The pressure against Pennsylvanfa
m a ■ trai eabla to i he Intlmldntlons of «n
other note issue, ihe announcement nt
which was made formally during the day.
The Importance of the operation was
modified by the fael that fm- ths tntai
ism r «mi,iiixmiii> nil inn 110,000,000 Ik de
signed fur the extension of notes already
outstanding, the sr><i.iMn».ix«» so provided f.i
maturing November 1. An nddltiomii
mitigating effei-t was the aicdinpnnylng
txpiiinntinti thnt this would complete the
igsary llnanclng fnr the Oompany lliln
Veer nnd would obviate tho offering In
thai llms nf nny of the new stock and
bonds which the stockholders win b«
isk."l t'i authorise nt the unniinl meeting.
The report of the terms of the ISSUS
caused n violent rebound In Pennsylvania
mid added to the recovery elsewhere
which followed tht statement fmm Presi
dent Morton of Ihn Kmiltnble company.
The recovery was held fairly well to
the closing, but considerable losses re
raalned at some points of the list.
Honds were heavy; total Hales, par
value 11,212,000
United Htates 2s registered ndvnnced 'g,
the coupons 14 nnd the 4s coupons. V 4 per
cent on call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19. — following
wero tho official quotations on th«
stock exchange today:
High. Low. Close.
Adams Ex 285
9009 00 Amal Cop. 114 10« 112*4
. 2.100 Am C & Fdy.. 44 43% 43%
do pfd 102
3,1003 ,100 Am Cot 0i1... 83* 32% 32%
do pfd 88
Am Ex 205
Am M & L pd 27
Am Ice 82
6006 00 Am Lin 0i1... 17% 16? i 16%
do pfd 1 • . . • '■'■'!
5 ,700 Am Locomo... 74% 73% 78 Vb
do pfd 11l
1 2.300 Am Smel & R. 149% 143 ',» 144%
do pfd IHVs
3,1003 ,100 Am Bug Ref.. 135*4 134 134 »
3003 00 Am Toll pc. 06 B6 95%
! )R,300 Ana Mln . .295% 291 293%
3 0,500 Atchlson 103*4 102*4 103%
do pfd.. 99
6 00 Atlantic C L. . 120*4 120 120
2 ,700 H He 0 113% 112% 112%
2 00 do pfd 91 90*4 90
6 ,100 Brook n T.... 74 73 70%
10.2001 0.200 Can Pao 187 184% 185%
Cent of N J 207
4 ,500 Ches & 0 52*4 01% 52Vi
Chi G W 15%
1 ,600 Chi & N W.. .165*4 164 165',ji
4 3,900 CM & St P...149 146*4 147
Chi Term & T 9
do pfd 20
1 00 CCC & St L 89 89 89
6 ,800 Col P & I 49 48 48*4
00 Col & South.. 36*4 36 36*;
do Ist pfd 67
1 ,100 do L!d pfd.. 56% 50 50%
3 00 Coniol Ga5... 138 138 137*4
3 00 Corn Pro 23 23 22)4
2 00 do pM 87% 87% &7*4
2 00 Del & Hud 211 211 210
Del L & W 500
Den & R G 37*4
do pfd 79*4
9 ,400 Distill Sec 76% 75 75
1 5,700 Erie 36*4 35*4 35%
do Ist pfd 6»%
do 2d pfd 60%
6 00 Gon Elect 160 159 159*4
2 00 111 Central 101 161 159
2 ,000 Inter Paper... 17 16*4 16*4
2 00 do pfd 80*4 80 79*4
Inter Pump 34
do pfd 77*4
7 00 lowa Cent 24*4 23*4 24%
do pfd 44*4
2 00 X C South. . . 2& 28 28*4
1 00 do pfd 59 59 59%
1 ,000 L & N 134 133*4 134
3 00 Mox Cent.... 24*4 24 .» 29
2 00 Minn &StL. . 564 56*4 55
2 ,000 MStP&SHStM. 124*4 120 121
3 00 do pfd 148 145% 140
3 ,000 Mo Pac 83*4 82% 83
2 1,600 M X & T 47*4 41 41%
do pfd 70*4
1 ,300 Nat Lead..... 72 71 71%
NRRofMpd. 64*4
1 0,200 N V Cent 12874 126 127*4
2 00 N V Ont &W. 45 44% 44*4
7 00 Norfolk & W. 86*4 86 86
do pfd 82
North Am SI
4 00 Pac Mall 34*4 33% 33*4
1 01,800 Pennsylvania 131 129 180%
I ,oos People's Gas.. 94*4 93% 93%
P CC & St L 77
1 ,900 Press S Car.. 51% 50% 50%
do pfd 98
5 00 Pullman P C..171 170 170
2 40,700 Reading 124 121% 122%
do Ist pfd 90
do 2d pfd 90
1 .700 Repub Steel.. 35% 34*4 35*4
1 ,200 do pfd 98% 98 97%
6 00 R I Co 2«% 26 26*4
1,0001 ,000 do pfd 59*5 69 59
9 00 StL & SF 2pd 43*4 42*4 42*4
St L S W 23
1 00 do pfd 58 68 56
2 7,500 South Pac 94 92% 92*4
do pfd. 117%
4 ,000 South R.V 27 26*4 26%
2 00 do pfd 85 85 84%
Ten 11 C & 1 105
2 ,200 Tex & Pac... 34% 34% 34
1.000 Tol St L& W. 30% 29% 29*4
2 00 do pfd 51*4 51 50%
2 36,300 Union Pac 175% 172% 173
1 00 do pfd 90*4 90*4 90*4
V S Xx 105
1 ,100 II S Realty... 87*4 86% 86%
1 00 v s Rubber.. 51*4 61 4 51*4
do pfd 107
7 5,200 IT S Steel 46 45% 45*4
5 ,000 do pfd 104 104% 104%
5 00 Va Car Chem. 35 34% .34%
do pfd 106
Wabash 16*4
4 00 do pfd 32*4 32 32*4
Wells F Ex 275
West Elect 150
1 00 West Union... 82% 82% 82*4
Wheel & L E 12%
Wls Cent 22
do pfd 45
6 ,200 Nor Pac 15274 152% 153*4
8 00 Cent Lea 88 38 3d%
1 ,300 do pfd 10194 101% 101 *4
1 ,000 Sloss Shoff... 79 08*4 09%
7 ,600 (it Nor pfd . . . Hill 107 168
4 ,600 Inter M0t..... 34*4 33% 34
4 00 do pfd 71 70% 70%
Total sales for the day 1,086,700
shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.— following
were closing prices for bonds today:
i : 8 rid 2s reg. 105*4 Jap Os 2.1 srs.... 5i,7{,
do coup lOSVj do 4*48 ell's .... 90ii
do 8s reg i»- : 'i do id srs 90'
do coup 10314 I, &N 4s 100
do old Is rg.-UIVi Manhat gold 4s.I(MU4
do coup li>Hx Mcx Cent in r i'»
T.OS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY* MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1007.
do new Mrg 121 do Ist mo 2:.
do coup 129 M& St I. 15.... 6.1
Am loh 4s .... 75 M i< A T 45.... m%
do 'is ii"', do 2ds 85
Ah ,ii 45. ...101*4 Nut Hy Mcx 45.. R(i-»i
do adj 4* .... 91>* NYC 3*4« , M l^
All C: L4l . !>"«, NJ C gen 85....125 V,
lt A. O U 101% Nor I'm' 4* 15*
do 3*4s U% do 3« 72Vt
Hrook it T 4*.. * vl " NAWis . . . 9H
Cent of (la tS liv ' 111 j.'on S I. 45.. »3
do Ist Inn M I'nnn .:<., ■ 05J4
do A Inn rfl Iti i<l gfn 4s .... 97H
d -> 3<l in. ... m Iron Mtn B* 11.1-U
Chnn <w O 4*4.1.. !"■ Bt I, A 8 V 4«.. 82
C A. A lUi 7.1% si L ft 8 W 4«.. 77
c II .V- U in.... Kfi S.'.ibil A 1, 4«.... H5%
CRIP is ,', Bon Pan In f9td
do .ol fis .... II do Ist 4s etfs.. 91*
CCC .-• BtL is.. v.i\ Bouthei n i!\ 5a. .111%
Coin In 5s stA, 9% Ten A Pnc Ists..llH
Colo Mid 45.... 71*4 T St I. A. W 45.. SO%
Colo * So 45.. 91 Union Pan Is.. . 101
Cuba Bs 108* C Ft Html 2d 6«.. 90
I ) A it (i 1*.... 95*4 Wabnsh Ists ....11.1'/,
nis Berts 55.... J!>*J do deb II 7')
Brie pr In 4*.. 97U P\ r est Md Ih 81
do gen 4s «!*$ \AI. E is *o*4
Hock Vnl 4H5..104% vis Can 4s ss
Japan its !♦:»'.*. up 4s ctn 84
Boston Btocks and Bonds
By Associated Pram.
BOSTON. Feb. 19.— Thn following were
the official closing quotations today for
stocks and bonds:
Atcli :nl| 45.... »1 llliikliiiiii 30*4
do is Wt% lalumel A H0c. .988
Mcx Cent 4s ■■ 3IU Centennial IIU
Atchlsun 103*,,, Copper It.ing.'. . . . »4*4
do pfd M*4 Daly West IB
Host A A1b....23S Franklin 25*4
Boston * Me.,. 180 Oranby 148 m
Boston L 148 Isle Royals am 4
Mi x Cent Ufa Mans Alining x
N Y Nil fie II. .IK) Michigan 10%
Union Pnc 173 Mohawk 93>4
Am Arg Chm.. 24 Mont C & C 2%
do pfd N Old Dom fiS'i
Am In Tube.. '■<% Diceoln 175
Am Sugar 131*4 Carrot 30
do pfd 129*4 Bulney 145*4
Am T A T I2BU Shannon 32%
Am W001en.... 32« i ramarnck Kit
do pfd 130 Trinity 30%
Dorrt IAS .... 21M, united Copper... 7U4
Edison El 111. .218 U s Mining 88
Mass Elec in U 8 Oil 12*4
do pfd 68 Utah 714
Mass Gnu «6*<j Victoria BU
United Fruit... lo(i% Wlnona 12
United Shoe M 05*4 Wolverine lev
do pfd H8 North Untie ....112
i ; B Steel 45*4 iintte Coalition.. WL
do pfd 101*4. Nevada 17*4
Adventure 4*i Calumet & Ariz. lol*4
Allouez 71*4 Arizona Cornel... 34
Amalgamated. 113 Greene Cons .... 23»i
Atlantic 17
Financial Record
By Assoclnted pri ss.
NEW york, Feb. 19.— Money on call
firm, WO6M per cent) rirllng rate, i%<ii:>;
closing bid. 6; offered at 6i 4 per cent.
Time loanß i tronjrer; 60 nnd UD days, OV4
per cent; six mnnths, !>% per cent.
I'rime mercantile paper, 6K®6Vi per
rent. Sterling exchange steady with
nctual business in hankers' bills at 14.8460
©4.8458 for demand and at 14.8030® 4. 8035
for sixty day bills.
Posted rntes, Jl.M'i nnd J4.R. r )>/».
Commercial bills, $4.80 i».
liar silver. 8814. Mexican dollar", 63U.
Government bonds, Btrong; railroad bonds
heavy.
Treasury Statement
Ry Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Today's treas
ury statement shows: Available cash bal
ance, $MT,828,«6; grold coin and lurlllon,
}109,313,in4; gold certificates, $22,823,070.
The Metal Market
By Associated Press,
NEW YiiltK. Feb. 19.— Tin in London
is unchanged, £191 16a for spot; futures,
a shade higher, rum ns Cd. Locally the
market Is easy without material change,
spot, J41.50Cy42.10.
Copper In London unchanged to 2s 0d
lower, spot showing the loss and quoted
at £107 10s. Futures closed at £108 17s lid.
Locally the market was firm; lake. $25.00
(525.25; electrolytic, $24.76®25.00; casting,
»4.26®24.76.
Lead unchanged nt £19 10s in London
and at $ii.onffiil.3o In New Turk.
Spelter 'Js fid lower at £2ii In London,
and unchanged at Jti.SiKiiii.no In New York.
Iron locally was unchanged.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.— The offi
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
today were:
Andes 10 Justice 5
Belcher 48 Mexican SI
Best & Belcher.. lso Occidental C0n.... 17
Bullion 33 Ophlr 2SO
Caledonia 5S Overman i 9
Challenge Con... 23 Potosi 17
Chollar 16 Savage M
Con Cal & Va... 90 Scorpion 11
Con Imperial 2 Sierra Nevada 67
Crown Point 83 Silver Hill 60
Exchequer 55 Union Con 57
Gould & Currle.. 33 i;tah Con 5
Hale & Norcross 85 Yellow Jacket 90
Jirlia 10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Decline in Wheat Produced a Slump
in Corn — Free Selling '
of Pork
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. la.— The wheat pit
was weak all day. Small holders nnd
pit traders sold freely at the opening
because of the increased movement in
the northwest and clear weather
throughout the spring wheat territory
Weakness at Liverpool was attributed
i» a report that the Russian government
has secured sufficient wheat for all re
lief requirement for several weeks to
come. About the end of tho first hour
commission house began to sell on stop
loss orders and this caused still further
decline. A moderate rally occurred late
In the session upon the report that tho
exporters were buying freely at New
York and Duluth. The market closed
weak May lVgc lower. May opened
Ho to K 0 lower at 77Ti<ff78c, sold off
to 7074 c and closed at 77?i0.
The decline in wheat caused a mod
erate slump In corn. The feature of the
trading was free selling of the July op
tion by local provision Interests. The
market closed weak. May opened a
shade to V£c lower at 46%©470 to 47c,
sold off to -KiMiC and closed %@MsC
down at 4G l )ic.
Trading In oats was quiet but the
market was depressed by the weakness
of wheat and corn. May opened un
ohanged to a shade higher »t 40% cto
tO^d 10% c, declined to 40',4c and closed
\v net lower at 40*jO.
The ieature of the trading in the pro
visions niarkut was frci> s.-Hlhk of pork
•■ally In the dny by outside longs, re-
KiiltlnK In a material declino In tho
price of that product. The loss In pot k
was later regained, the market closing
firm, with May up Sttc, lard was up
17 Vie and ribs were 1L" •;..<• higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat— May, 77H<»1 July, 77V4@77%c;
September. 77 lie.
Corn May, 4«% c; July, 46*4@46%c;
September, 4694 c
Oats— May. 40% c; July, 36%@36%c;
September, 32 % c.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour— Steady.
Wheat — 2 spring, 79«?'82c; No. 3,
78®80V4c; No. 2 red, 7 »'«7i',r
Corn— No. 2, 43c; No. 2 yellow, 43*4 c.
Oats — -. :is ; !ic; No. 2 white, 41c;
No. 3 white, 34V4«f40%c.
Rye No. 2. 634J040.
Malting Fair to choice, 58@61c.
Flaxseed— No. 1. $1.17; No. 1 north
western, $1.24.
Prime timothy seed, 14.48.
Clover — Contract grades, $13.60.
Ribs— Short sides (loose). $9.00419.25.
Pork— Mess, per libl.. $16.754j)16.87*i.
Lard Pcl 1 100 lbs., $9.65.
Sides— Short clear (boxed), |(.|SO
9 .35.
Whisky— Basis of high wines, $1.29.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 35,500 20,700
Wheat, bu 20,000 18,900
Corn, bu 872,000 16,000
Oats, bu • 316,500 100,000
Rye, till 15,000 8,000
Barley, bu 86,800 14,200
Cereals of the World
By Associated Pr«ss.
MVKKPOOI,, Feb. 19.— Wheat— March,
6 » Cd; May. Us s*4d; July. 6a 2%d.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19 Wheat,
quiet; May. 11.80%; cash. $1.32. Barley,
Millet; May, $1.15; Dee. $1.0%; cash, 11.1814.
Corn, large yellow, $1.30@1. 35.
Copper in London
olated Press,
LONDON. Feb. 19.— At the opening of
(he stock exchange today Amalgamated
Copper was ',4 below yesterday's opening.
LOOK FOR BREAK
IN SPUD PRICES
FORTY CARLOADS OF POTA
TOES FROM THE EAST
Shipments of Butter Diverted to San
Francisco — Better Profits In Bay
City — Demand Active
for Eggs
Continued heavy receipt! '■'■ cnatern
pol itdi : apparently cauioi noniG mix
lety nmoiiK lln hi oKei .■ who wntrh tin'
figures closely >\* they nre pouted on
the hoard. it. . .ipts Mo inlay were
4 6.J3 siickH. lin tin y filßo-f')ity cnr
lomilhI lomilh with more rolling from Idaho,
Colorado, Mlhm and Wisconsin.
F lrßt offi ring • yesterday were at 81.811
>i hundred, dropping speedily to 11.70,
with no Bftli «, Jobbing quotations re
mnln nt 12.10. It Is hssmrti-d that a
fonFldernblo portion of the potatoes
were Hi'iit to Lion Angeles for rrshlp
ni. i.t to neighboring towns, Prices
hav«j been hold high for a consldcrabln
length of time, but dealers state that a
break Is nlinut due,
Many dealem consider the inn mar
ket weak lit 22c, MR the production Is
heavy. However, the demand is quite
active and xtock In pretty well cleaned
up. Const demands are Increasing.
lHiainesaI IHiainesa wiih active In th mrrn
market. Fresh fruits require careful
Hulling, especially stuck taken from
S Strawberries from Montebollo were In
the market Jobbing nt 20c a box.
Receipts of valley and const buttrr
have fallen of] noticeably within the
past few days, owing to the shipment
of the major portion of the product to
the San Francisco market where pres
cente ent quotation* are two cents higher on
the pound. Producers are quick to not(
changes and take advantage of price
conditions. ..
Little interest was tnkon In the call
session on the oxchange- one sale
of local ranch eggs. Lobsters and hali
but are in liberal supply. Other lish
scarce. , .
Produce Receipts
Eggs, cases TIB
Butter, pounds 8.199
Choose, pounds 6, £00
Onions, sacks «02
Potatoes, sacks G.IBU
Sweet potatoes, packs none
Beans, sacks none
Retail Prices
The following are the Jobbing prICM
lnI In the local market:
EGGS— Fresh California I ranch, 22c;
northern, 21c. '
BUTTER — Fancy local creamery,
60 c; valley creamery, COc; coast creamery,
5c;5 5c; choics, 52V4c; cooking, 20c.
HONEV—WaterY — Water white, (iO-lb. cans.
7 V4(fj)Bc; light amber, 7c; Honey
comb water white. 1-lb. frame, l«o;
white, 15(Til6c; light ambor, 14c;
beeswax. 27c.
CHEESE — Northern, 17c; storage,
16 c;1 16c; Anchor, large, ISc; Young- Amer
ica 19c; Hand, 20c; eastern. singles.
17(A1 17 (A 19c; twins, 17c; Cheddars, 16iij)
16Vfc; Longhorns, 20c; Daisy, ISc;
Swiss Imported. 2S«J29c; Swiss, domes
tic. 20c; LlrhburKer, 18c. „„„,,
CHILI — Evaporated, 13@13*4c; sun
dried. 13io>13'i"; ground. 12*4 c; Mcxi
can*, hlnck. 12@13*4c.
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.) — Early
Rose. $2.25 ©2.50; Salinas, »2.60; High
land nurbanks. $2.25; Nevadns, $2.10;
Oregons, $2.25; sweets. 88.6004.00;
ldahosI Idahos $2.00; Colorado, $2.10; Wiscon
sin Burbanka, $2.10; Minnesota Bur-
b B n EAN3 J2 (all per 100 Ibs.)-Plnk No. 1.
$2 75- No. 2, $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00;
Lady Washington, No. 1. $2.75 ©3.00;
small white. $3.254?3-40; blaokeye, $4.50
iTi 5 00; Gnrvanzns. $4.25114.50; German
l enO ^So??.r°foS o ??.r°f0 060 6 1b..)-Tellow Dan
vers. northern. $1.75: garlic, 6c; Austra
lian browns. 81.20@1>60.
APPLES— Bellefleurs. $1.25@1.40; choice,
$1.00.
C RANBERRIESS 9.OO a barrel.
POULTRY— Jobbers r.ell dressed uoultry
to the trade as follows {per powid):
Hens, 21c; young roosters. 22c; fryers,
2 3c; old roosters. 13c; broilers, 25c; tur
keys. 23@28c; old. 23; young, 23c; hens,
2c: geese, 20c; ducks. 10c.
For stocks In pood condition dealers
pay Hve weight as follows: Hens, 16c;
young roosters, 17c; fryers, 17c; broil
ers, 19c; old roosters. 8c; turkeys, local.
17 c;1 17c; old toms. 17c; young toms, 1.90; hen
turkeys, 16o; geese 12c; ducks, 120.
BAKERS FLOUR— Mad<> of eastern
hard wheat— l-er bbl.. 15.25; blended
wheat, $4.90; i eastern rye. $6.26.
CEREAL GOODS— Wholesale prices art
as follows:
JO-lb. 25-lb. 60-lb.
AI flour, per 100 $2.80
Banquet flour, per 100.. 2.60
Pastry flr-.r, per 100 2.60
Graham flour ;.. 2.40 2.35 2.30
Corn meal, W. & W.... 2.40 2.35 2.30
Whole wheat 2.50 2.45 2.40
Rye 3.00 2.95 2.90
Cracked wheat 3.20 3.15 8.10
Farina 3.20 3.15 3.10
GRAIN AND FEi 1 (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, M.45;
white oats, $l.S0: red oats. $1.60; eastern
Kaffi corn, $1.36.
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 19.00 ton
Choice tame 0at.... 15.00 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 18.00 ton
Straw 60 to .80 bale
FRUITS AND BERRIES-Banana*.
4 04140.
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons, fancy,
$2.0003.00.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (all p«r
b.)— Almonds, IXL., 18Ii:0c; No Plus Ultra,
17 c; peanuts, California fancy, B*4c;
♦astern, fancy. 6c; walnuts. California
bleached. No. 1, 14@15c; pecans, Jum
bo. 14c; extra large, 14*ic; Brazils. 14c;
filberts, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c;
evaporated apples, per pound, 9*ic;
apricots, 17c; nectarines, lie; peaches,
W A-c; pears, ISc; plums, lie; raisins, 7ijJ
7 *£ c; seedless muscats. 7c; loose muscats,
B Ubr4c.
VEGETABLES— String beans. 16c;
beets, 75c@51.00 sack; fancy celery, 40c
doz.: evaporated chills, 20 4j)300 lb.;
garlic, 7(i('loc lb.; lettuce, 860 doz.;
peas, 94J12c lb.; spinach, 254/>3oo doz.;
turnips, $1.25 sack; cabbage, $1.50
sack; local tomatoes, $1.25 box; cucum
bers, $2.00 doz.; bunch, 40@DOc; Mcxi
can tomatoes, $3.00 box; green onions,
3 5© 80 c dozen: rhubarb. 80 a. dozen.
Produce Prices
Following prices tor leading articles al
consumption prevail at th« Los AngelM
■tores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy 700
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Poppy 05c
and cooking 400
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen 860
Potatoes, fancy, 100 lbs $2.50
Pacific Coast Trade
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. — Beans —
Pink. $1.1»0<?*<2.25; lima, %*.'i:,»\ t.;r>;
small white. 1t.8602.05; large white,
$:2.(>U'<l a. 38.
Potatoes- Oregon Burbanks, $1.90®
2 . - t( .<; Merced tjwoots, jxir. ; new pota
toes, to, n v
OnlunS' Fancy, $i.wi; common, $1.00.
Various — Green peas, B4j>10o; greuv
peppers, 85o; uspnrHKUH, 10G*'20e; rhu
barb, i®8o; garlic, 2H''l3o; cucumbers,
* i. .'.■.'■( 1.r.0; Mexican tomatoes, oocij)
$ i it : mushrooms, 10@25e.
Flour— Family extras, $4.80(fi)B.10;
bakers extras, $4.41) 4.00; Oregon ami
Washington. 18.504] 4. 0n.
heal — Shipping, $1.27*4 ©1.32*4;
milling, 11.85© 1.48.
Hurley— Food, l.li Vi Q 1.13% ; brow
log ILIAC l . 1 7 '/•/ •
MUlstuffi Middlings, $27.00 30.00;
mixed i.-.-.1. $23.00<U2. r >.oo; rolled barley,
$24. U0<& 25.00; oatmeal, $1.10; oat grouts,
$4.30; rolled oata, $6.00 (ii
Hay— Wheat. 119 004) '- 00; wheat and
oat, *10.00r,t 15. 50; out, wild, $8.50(^13.50;
out, tame, 110. 00017.50; alfalfa, $s.."iu<u
1 3.00; straw 40«V75e.
llecelpts — Flour. 6031: barley, 1310;
oats, 2360! beans, 670; corn, 1 i; potatoes,
3 100; onions, 300; middlings, 30; hay,
4 19; bops, 34; bides, 210: wine, 34,100.
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
GF CITRUS FRUITS
•> Shlimipfitn of urnnitra nmi liiii •»•
■•• nn« from l,»n tnnrln Siiturilnv ■'•
■*• nn«l Snmlny, t'ol.i nnrv in nn.l 17. A. i
# nx reported l.v Mm- California Ir.ill $
<$■ (IrowirV rtWinnwc. were M(l mr- <«
$ Ifiniln of c.riiim'i find I" cnrlnniln ■'••
<■'< or IniHin*. <$>
<i> I "111 (ii .Inlc I til* MMm, 11.-.IS .
■•• nrlorvli. of which 814 nprr $
■'*• I. in..,,.. /«■
'*> l.n»« noiiii.n In <lnlr Ihrrc «<>rn •
■'»> -iil|i|i.-.l 77.'.!! < nrlonili, of nhlrli !> 1 1 ■•>
<•■ Mill- ICIMMIII. ■$. |
i t> <§> ■$> * I
FINANCIAL
LO9 an';i-.i.i;s. Feb. 19,-Hank clear
lnßfl wore |2,327,74(J,W, against (1,806,176.81
for the corresponding day last year, an
lncrease of }Hii,si».7o. following Is a com
partitive statement!
l IJU7. 130 K. not
Fob. 18.... 52,033,064,14 $1,7W,1a2.73 11,488,870,211
Feb. 19,.., 2,;U7,71U.U7 i,»«(,lV(j 31 1,3)i6,91U.t»J
LOS ANGELES BTOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales— Bo tSdlion common at
$74.5(6@74.60| 3i«kj Columbia Oil at 5M/ 4 <ij,
Mc; low Continental Oil at 20%e; 10 Homo
Telephone common at $.».50.
Bank Stocks
. , Hid. Asked.
.American National 115
iKj.iuw.iy uiiiiri ,« iiu.4tu,,lM ...
Bank of Bouthern Ca1. ...... .'.',118
.Jan.. "' L,, « Allgulbß Ui
i uilli 11.!.! Savings Hank 1M ...
Central 2¥>
1 Itlsens National '...!. tilVm ...
Commercial Niitiunal 153
Uollar BavingH Uuiik in,
banners & Merchants Natl 816 3M
l'irsiI I'irsi National Stamped 4i3'4 4i:o
i'tiK-i-iu buim ot i.. A Uy a
German American 315
Ulobd Savings Bank lue ,
Home Bay, ilank of L. A 182
L . a. 1 rust Co 1 8
Manhattan Savings Bank ....Us
Merchants National -150
Mercantile Trust Co 100
b\i per etui paid up.
National Bank of Cal 190 225
National Hank of com WO
gecin-ity Bavinga Hank M
Mute Hank to Trust Co 100 108
Southern Trust Co u6 to
L' a National Bunk litj
Bonds
Associated Oil Bid, Asked.
cm. Pucnic Hy iuu' ioa
corona Power & Water C 0.... 90 90
Cucainonga vVuttr Co iuu
i-disoni -dison Elue. Ist ref 101 mm
Kdison iilec. Co. old issue.. .. 108
Homo Telephone [ 91% 93
L . A. Pac. Con. Mfg ,\
<-. A. Iraction t_o '.'.iJi
L . A. Electric 94
L A. Railway Co "
Mission Trans & h C 0.'.".'." ii%
Alt. Lowe Railway Co.. 85 99
Pacific Light & Power C 0.... 99 .„
Pacilic Electric Ry. Cj Hi
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co 83
Pomona Con. Water C 0.... 97 "
Riverside H. T. & T. C 0...... 75 8'
.Santa Monica H T & T Co S
San Diego II T & r C 0?.... " 80
Santa Barbara Electric Ky .. .. 95
Seaside Water Co ... " in,
Temescal Water Co , as
L S Long Instance ,, . j^
United Kic-c. Xi. Ac P. Co 100*4 ..
Union Transportation " „ 96
Vlsalla Water Co ... ok
Whittler .......■.■".'; " a
Miscellaneous Stocks
Cal. Portland Cement Co. ™' ABke<l
Edison Electric pfd woo
Edison Electric com 74166 To'.w
Lmergency Hospital 10.00
Home Telephone pfd 67.75 68.28
Home Telephone com 29.50 30 00
Los Ang. Brewing Co 125.00
L . A. Jockey Club to 00 ""
Paclllc Mutual L. Ins. C 0.195.. 195. 00
Pasadena H. T. & T. C 0... v,"m\
Riverside HT&T Co . ... " 4SOO
Santa Monica HT & T Co. 12.55 1° 75
Sun Drug Co 100
Seaside Water Co '.'..'.'. .' 105'oti
Title G. & Trust Co 175.66
Title Ins. & Trust pfd ....148.U0 ::"
litlc Ins. & Trust com ....148 00
Title Ins. & T. srs C 148 00
U SLD T& T Co. pfd. ; ... 5 6*66
Union Trust & Title Co 47.50
Oil Stocks
Amalgamated Bld Asked
Amalgamated <ir. nn
Associated Oil .'. 4LOO 44.50
Central i. M j 14 .,/
Columbia 5S . m 59 : O o' 4
Centennial •jnti "1
Fullerton Con '2u
Fullerton Oil " '«,
Globe ' 'i"oi/ '1 iv
Homo Whittier ...........:'. ■ • * rli %
Mexican Petroleum 1 aiii imu
Olinda Land Co 17.,? l> fSl
Piru Oil & Land Co :: /a a" ■■
Reed Crude jvii
Rice Ranch Oil 1*92 2 !05
Union i '.v"",', • 214 - aa -km
united Provident :.::::::::: '15 01)
United Petroleum 37G 50
Western Union 300 00 „..
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales looo Qoldfield Wlldhorae
at: 8c; 2000 Cal. Hills M. Co, at 8%o; 1000
Eldorado Canyon M. & M, at 3c ill 80);
60006 000 Consolidated Mines at 2%c; SOOO Con
solidated Johnnie at 16@15!ic; 1000 at 15% c
( H. 30).
CALIFORNIA.
(Green water District.)
Clark Copper Co Bid. Asked.
Clark Copper Co 3914 t ;
Furnace Creek Copper 1.75' 215
Greenwater California 48
Cal. Hills M. Co 08U 'm
Consolidated Mines Co 02% 'o'%
NEVADA.
(Goldfleld district.)
Goldfleld Con. Mines 8.25 10 00
Goldneld Wild Horse 08 '10
(Johnnie district. Nye county)'
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co 1513 .151^
(Searchlight district.)
Eldorado Can. M & M Co. .02% OS
Gold Coin !2$ § %
New Era 00*4 v"
Nevada Searchlight 05 '07
Quartette 17.50
Searchlight M. & M. C 0.... ' 'is
Searchlight Parallel 07 '0714
SeurchllKht Western 00% 'as
Nevada Mining Stocks
Dy Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.— Following
are quotations today:
G OLDFlELD—S andstorms, 78075; Red
Top. 405®425; Mohawk, il«i©l7Vicj Col.
Mountain, 102M.fcl0o; Jumbo -t'^ris-
Jumbo Ex., SJUOtatiL Vernal, JS&2S; Perm
sylvania, 3«f5; Qoldneld Mining Co , 155 M
1 60: Kendall, «©49; Booth, »"®IOO itlu«
Bull. 48®60; Adams, n®22; Silver Pick
140© 148; May ucen ' 25< « ;J0 ; Nevada Boy
2 0 bid; Black Uutto Ex., mi.iii; Blue Befl
:■'"■<-';: ■'"■<-'; Dixie, L4®ls; Qoldneld Columbia
1 02*44*105; lllbernia, Wall; St. lyes, 1«oS
l t's; Conqlueror, 23 bid; mark Rock, lOfi
1; Lone Btar, 35030; a. tVondej 1 6®7i
Potlatch, 1)0^91; Oro, 60<5i03; Kendall Ex
s ®B; Sandstorm Ex., lOijitf; Mayne, Kiii'.r
Atlanta, Mi(<i>i7; Qreal Bend, 112*4@TUJ;
Sunin.ii.in-, 23 bid; Empire, 1ti4(17; Red
Top Ex., 55®66; Florence, 275(^300; Div
mondncld B. 11. Con., 50:j[52: Ooldlleld
Daisy, 3J»i! 3l's ; LaK'una, 170 bid; Common
wealth, 40 asked; Com. Fraction. . . ■ ./..■■„
Great liend Ex., 37© 88; Great Bend An
nex, 87®^8; Milltown, 13(048; B. U Bo
nanaa, 125113; KewanoH, 1755( 177*4; Esme
relda, 29 bid; Portland, 'SV'u'Si; Cracker
jack, 19©2U; Frances Mohawk, BB@9o Red
Hills, 86C80; Mohawk Ex., 29^30; pear
head c.i, i. 90 bid; Lou Dillon, 184(19; V.
Tiger, 16016; Grandma, 28Jj>Ji9; S. l' Ex..
1 8614; Y. Rose, 15©1«; Col, Mountain Ex.,
7 (</9; Goldlleld Con., 9%U9%; Dlamondileld
Triangle, tiljjO2.
COMBTOCK Ophir, 2G0®265; Mexican
s;i', ( :i»; Gould & Curry, 3(^32; Con. Vir
ginia, 94«('JS; Savage, OO^Ol; Halo & Nor
cross. K2<l.(Ss; Yellow Jacket, Ulii(9s; llel
oher, Wtjso; Confidence, 106 asked; Sierra
Nevada, IMtfjfttT; Exchequer, 55<U5«; Union,
tff®6S
TONOFAH Nevada, 104117;
Montana Tonopah, 375r.i»i; 'r<innp.-ili Ex.,
1.I I. ,M..... McNamara, 59<S.|tjO; Mi.lv. 2W,i
a'OB;a 'OB; Tonopah Belmont, 5Vi4(5*4; Tonopali
North Star, 31i4i37; Ohio Tonopah, 17 bid;
West End Con.. 1556(100; Heseue, 20fr21;
■1 unopah & California, 15 bid; Golden An
chor, S8«4O; Jim Uutler. 105@107*4; Cash
Boy, 11*11; Home, 104(13; Boston Tono
pah, luiiH; Montana Midway Ex., Walt;
4 Per Cent Paid on Term and 3 Per Cent on
Ordinary Savings Deposits
Savings deposits in Savings banks
are exempt from taxation. Deposits
in Commercial banks and in Trust
companies are NOT exempt from
taxation. Open Saturday evenings
GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS HANK. 223 S. Spring
Street. Capital and Surplus. $850,000.00; Assets. $10,-
00,000.00. Branch, Corner Main and First Streets.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SAVINGS BANK, Union
Trust Building, Southeast Cornet Fourth and Spring.
W. G. Kcrckhofif, President j M.S. Holing" Vice Presi-
dent ; W. D. VVoolwine, Vice President ;Chas, 11. Toll, Cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, Herman VV. Ilcllman
Building, Northeast Corner Fourth and Spring Streets.
Capital and Surplus, $700,000 ;Ti Assets, 16,000,000. '
Clearing House Banks
~5T.\ M±) OKFICMItB -
otate Dank & Trust Company JOHN R. ji.\Tlli:\vg, Tres.
tate canK ac irust company f , , Z()AntKO c'nshter
N. Cor. Second and Spring. Capital, $.V*\000; Surplus a n(\_ I'rollts, $60,000.
7~~. « T ~,. . t, . K. J. WATERS, PreH.
Citizens National Bank a. ] watkrr, cashior.
B, W. Cor Third and Main, Capital, >300,000; Surplus and Proflt«,_}3SS,ooo,
j— , n | ,n | Panl^ WIIJ.IAM MRAD, Pres.
Central Rank WILLIAM MEAD,
entrai BanK vv ritTßam, 6nihler.
K. K. Cor, lih :nnl Broadway. rn;iitnl. tino.nOQ; Suriihw .-mil Profits. $l:-....''ii".
ho Natiornl Rank nf Cnmmercce F. JI. DolJiit.ASH, Pres
The INauonai Rank oi fnmmerccC CHARLES i:\viNa. Cashier.
nc iviauonai tiani< oi commercLc , M v|;l i;s : u. caihUr.
x. W. I Cor an d L |p a rlng. Capital. {200,000; Surplus, $20,00?.
U"^Hlti"d States National Bank " |7 IS A &£C
nited Mates w ationai uanic X w smith, cannier.
8. !■:. Cor. Main A Commercial. Capital, $200.000; Surplus and rro(lts,_J6o,oOo.
nommerdafNational Bank " ' ( . N FUNT n M hler.
423 South Spring. Capital, {200,000; Surplus and Profits, $32,000.
F ___.„__ & Merchants National Bank *■ 11IO1.!<MAN, Pres.
armers oc mercnants iNauonai nan*. ciias. seyler, Cashier.
Corner Fourth and Main. Capital,' $1,600,000! ' Surplus and Profits, $1,600,000.
JrcrMatinnal R-iriir " M - ELLIOTT] Pres.
irst National uanK w"■ ELLIOTT, ! cashier.
irst national aanK w T B h AM j^ O nd, Cashier.
X V mr Hannnii nn,l qnrlnff Capital Stock, $1,260,000; Surplus, $250,000.
B. *'• Cor. Second and Spring. undivided Profltg! $1.187.747.01.
•p roadway Bank&Trust Company " WARREN UILLELEN, Pres.
TD roadway .tsanK & irust company n w ICENNY cashier.
■*—' 308-310 IVdway, Bradbury bldg. ' Cagpltal, 1260,000; Surplusj^Und. Profits, $150.000.
prrhant<! Natinml Rank w - " lIOLLIDAY, Pre«,
ercnants iNationai cans MARCO ii. hkllman. Cashier.
N. E. Cor. Second and Main. Surplus and proflta $jdo,ooO.
Ampriran National Rank Vl ' F - BOTSFORD, President.
mencan in ationai came UM w WOODS, Cashier.
B. W. Cor. Second & Broadway. Capital, $1.000,000; Surplus and Profits. $125,(X)0
National Rank of California J - X - FISHBUHN. Pres.
ationai .Bank ot ]{ x ROGERS, cashier.
N. E. cor. Second and Spring. Capital. $500.000; Surplus-Undivided Profits $100,000
Golden Crown, ir,'.(l7; N. Y. Tonopah Con
1» asked.
BULLFROG— Original, 20®21; Bullfrog
Mining. 2S'iiJ!i; Jim. tana lfu'lfroß, 1 u'tj 1 1 ;
National Bank, 51@63; L, Harris, 50@51;
Amethyst, 50951; Gold Bar, 120@1ii2%;
Steinway, 20®22; Denver Bullfrog Annex,
28©30; Bonnie Clare, 45@47; Mayflower
Con., 80®62; Montgomery Shoshone Ex.,
::"•/:■::; O. Scepter, SiiJiSfl; Montgomery
Mountain, 34@38; B. Dlamondfleld, 42
nfiked; Humestake. Con., U7H®IBO; Y.
Girl, 12f/l3; Nugget, U(g>l2; Tramp Con.,
152Vi@155; victor, 'JfifiT,"; Banner, :'.l asked;
North Star, KKiilOi.-; Midas. 50® 51.
MANHATTAN — Manhattan Con., 7nflSo;
Manhattan .Minim; Co., 14@16; Q. Wedge,
15®17; S. Humphrey, 8@10; Dexter. 86@87;
Little Joe, 6®6; crescent. HHiU: Combina
tion, Si'! l ; Cranny. - asUeil; Mustang. 25
W27; Little Cray. 45iiin(): Cnwimy. 7'i/s;
original Manhattan. :'lfiJs; Broncho, 16®
17; Jumping' .lack. 18 bid; Pine Nut, 24®
25; Buffalo, 6®B; Stray Dog, 40 asked;
Y. Horse, 7c«iK; Standard, Vha.
OTHKR DISTRICTS— FaIrvIew Silver
King. 62®63; Faiwiew Eagle, 106 asked;
Nevada Hills. 376@380; Plttsburg Bllver
Teak. ln.ifiUJO; North Star Wonder, 21028;
Eagles' Nest. __ ./L'l: Ruhy Wonder, 31®33;
Nevada Hills Florence, 12®16j Alice of
Wonder, 18@21,
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
sax FRANCISCO, Feb. 19.— Fancy ap
ples, $2.00; common. 50c; cranberries, $3.50
(USToo; navel oranges, $1.00@2.50; seedlings,
:re'<ifi.n": .Mexican limes. J8.00@10.00; com
mon California lemons, $1.00: fancy. $::."ii ! ;
bananas, J1.00@2.50; pineapples, J3.oOCyl.uo.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. IS.— Evaporated ap
ples quiet and unchanged; fancy, sV"''e;
1 hoiee. sV<iM.,c; prime, 7%®80.
Prunes Him, with n fair demand, par
tieirlarly for Oregon fruit. California
grades range from B@9c and Oregon 4us
10 30s are quoted at 694090.
Apricots quiet and unchanged.
Peaches firm; choice, U'alJ'Ac; extra
choice, r.'V'iKic; fancy, liVuWc; extra
fancy, 18@15c.
Raisins iiulet but firm; loose muscatels,
7>/"C(/9c; seeded raisins, 7'jCulOc; London
layers, $1.3.V<iL45.
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NEW YOHK. Feb. 19.— Spot cotton
closed steady; middling uplands, 11.00 c;
do jfidf, U.26c; sales, 125 hales. Futures
closed steady at a net advance of 1 point
to a decline of '.' points.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19. -Wool, steady; ter
ritory and western mediums, 23®28c; flllQ
medium, LB@2oc; One, U@l6o.
BOSTON, Feb. 19.— The wool market
Id Hi-Hi ; no upward tendency Is noted,
however. There Is a fair demand for
various grades of territory wool. The
movement on old contracts Is large. The,
demand for fine wools is good. For pulled
grades there is also a fair request. For
, ign wools are firm. Quotations; Cali
fornia, scoured bauls— Northern choice,
Im'kiiM'; northern Km id, iii.vn;7e; middle
counties, BRUitiOc; southern, 82©03 c; (all
free, 54®66c.
Oregon, scoured basis Eastern No, 1,
staple. 7::.i7:ie; eastern No. 1 clothing, <i v (
70c; valley N'n. 1, UO®62c.
Territory, staple, scoured basis i-'ine.
71®72c; medium. ÜB@7oc; medium
Ordinary basis Fine, 70®720; line, me
dium, Bi®7oe; medium, 68®66c,
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press,
nku Y'HtK. Peb, 19 Sugnr— Raw.
quiet; fair refining, 2%c; centrifugal, Be
tesl B%c; molasses BUgar, iVtC. Reiined,
steady; crushed, 5.40 c; powdered, 4.boc;
granulated, 4.700.
Coffea futures closed steady, net un
changed to S points lower; sales Dfi.OOO
hags, Including March *,"i.ir,,i;,
$5.554j8.i;0; July J."..i^,i.v:h; S-pt. 15.7513
n.iv. (5.85; Dec 15.90
©6 95; Jan. |5.954jti.00
Bpol coffee, steadj ; No. 7 Rio, To; No I
Bantoi, Be; mlldi uuleti Cordova, OQISHc.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.— Butter —
Fancy creamery, 33>,4e; seconds, Sic;
fancy dairy, 31c. -■■."■•-"-.
Cheese — Eastern. 17*ic; Young Amer
ica, i:i'^(.i 1..'-.-.-; western, 13Ho.
Eggs — Ranch, -'-'■; store, 19@310.
CHICAGO. Feb. 19, —On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
.steady. Creameries, l 1:l 1 : » :;•: '->■; dairies,
2 04j>30c. Biggs, firm at mark, cases in
cluded. 224('24e; firsts, 24 Vie; prime
firsts, 2C>*ic: extrus, 27*Se. Cheese,
steady, i l6He
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, Feb. Cattle Receipts
4 000; steady; beeves, $4.4u4J*ti-i>o; cows and
heifers, '■'«.<<; :: p >, gtockers and i,-. ,i, ...
$2,504(1.70; calves, $«.W)4/7.60.
Hogs—Receipts 20.000; 5c lower; mixed
and butchers, $ii.7s4|M's: good heavy, 1tf.85
4 C7.U6; rough heavy, »0 ,:.'.ni^s; light, $0.75
4i«-97V t ; pjg», *u.io<ii«.».
Receipts 15,000; steady; sheep,
1
From Chicago to New York
Dy Bleetrlo Alrllnp nnllroml.
10 hours $10. $100 stock for $35.
Southwestern Securities Co.
Fisrnl AR-oiits. 305 Wost First St.
PRODUCE MEN
TO TAKE ACTION
Plans About Ripe for Erection of Ex.
change Building in the Market
District — Deal on Flower
Street
Following are the permits issued from
the building superintendent's office
Tuesday and classified according to
wards:
Wards. Permits. Value.
First ward 7 $3,030
Second ward " •• "00
Third wind 3 12,800
Fourth ward 3 10.000
Fifth ward 8 16,800
Sixth ward 7 8,220
Ninth ward 1 1,200
Total 21 $52,350
Want Exchange Building
Some weeks ago The Herald railed
attention to the fact that the members
of the produce exchange of Los An
geles wore figuring on forming a stock
company for the purpose of purchasing
the flatiron block at Central and Towno
avenues, now used by the organisation.
Definite art inn is to be taken without
further delay. A meeting has been ar
ranged to discuss the question. The
present quarters are not satisfactory
ln many respects. Possibly a new
block will be erected In which the ex
change will bo established on the
ground floor.
Free Car Rides
Flvo hundred and seventy-five people
took advantage of the McCarthy com
pany'n free ear yesterday. This Inno
vation Is a must popular 0110, and is
a unique way of Introducing property
to the notice of the public. The ear
is entirely at the disposal of the public
and to any one caring to take the ride
and see ten outgrowth of tho great
southwest part of tho city.
Three Realty Deals
John 11. Reynolds has purchased tlio
two-story four-flat building at Nos.
8 38 ami 840 South Flower street, for
$37,500. Mrs. Jessie Taylor sold tha
property through the agency of P. M.
P helpß. It . (insists of a lot 60x155 to
an alley, The Hal bring! In a rental of
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