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10
FULL OFFERINGS
DEPRESS VALUES
STOCK OPERATORS IN DE
SPONDENT MOOD
Money Rates Higher — Loans Made
Last Fall Falling Dve — Harrlman's
Testimony Subject of Gen
eral Gossip
Ity Assoclatfl PI tl t.
ni-:\\" YORK, Feb. 25. The action of
thn stock market today gave full war
rant for the assumption tn.it n spirit of
e'.ll N. despondency hnd swept over
the sentiment of the operators. The
selling was -taut and the demand
was so small iih to be negligible ,|ll:i'i
tlty, except •!-• the concessions In the
price level uncovered some buying,
This demand vim not aggressive In
Character and Interposed no effective
obstacle, to the continuous drop of
prices.
The progress of the testimony of b.
H . Han iinin before the Interstate com
merce commission wan the subject of
universal discussion and the weakness
of stocks wus generally attributed to
tills cause. Wall street sees In this
prospect 11 supply of fuel for tin- uiißer
flgnlnst the railroads and other corpo
rations, which Is active In shaping ex
ecutive measures and In directing pub
lic policy all over the country.
The fear has gained ground in finan
cial circles that the stability of the
country's prosperity or the averting of
coining Industrial depression Is to he
decided by the course of public senti
ment in these lines
Money rates lierc are Inclined to work
higher. Large innturitles are falling
dm- of loans made lust rail during the
period of lilgli i ..!, I ;,nd it Is I epol '■■-!
that Interior lenders, instead of renew
ing nre disposed to call In their funds
fin- use nl home.
A survey of the day's net losses shows
a .sever.- Impairment of values nnd
prices in some Important slocks at tin
lowest of the year,
The western and northwest ,111 rail
road stocks generally cb within the
special effects of the feeling growing
OUI of the Han linan testimony. These
sp... i.il stocks show hisses extending to
3 points or over up to r,' L , In the Mill
Stocks Elsewhere the losses were gen
erally from one to thre" points and last
prices wrvi^ usually the lowest.
Hniuls easier, total sales, par value.
$1,628,000.
United States 2s coupon advanced V
the new 4a registered li and the old
4s 'n per cent "11 call.
New York Stocks
.
40
2
1
do nfd mi
7 (10 fllilHH SlieTf. ... (IS 66 111!
400 fit Nor pfd Id."', i.ioii ].;i.\
5 ,200 Inter Met H3V, 33% 3.%
1 ,1,1 ,1, do pfd 70% 7n 70
Total »H|p« fin- the day 913,800 shares.
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. — The following
were the official quotations on tha
Etock exchange today:
Hifrli. Low. Close.
Adams Ex 280
54,400 Amai Cop. .. li: 4 110% 110%
8,200 Am C* Fdy. . 4. . 43 % 43%
do pfd I"- 1
0,000 Am Cot 0i1... 31 % 31% 31
>!<> pfd B8
Am Ex 230
Am II <t I. i"l 25
"!!!!! a!" Ice 'on!! !!!! !!!! Ie%
Am l.in < iil lrt'-a
100 do piM 33 33 32
1.600 Am Locomo... 71 71% 71%
800 do pfd 110% 110% 110%
10.900 Am Bmel & R. 143% 141 141
300 do pfd 115 4 lIS 114
500 Am Bug .133% 13] 131%
500 Am Tob p c 90 95% 95%
40,000 Ana Mln C 0... 293% 281% 253
21,000 Atchison 102 ' i 100% 100%
600 do pfd 98% JB'i 98 '
700 Atlantic' C L. .118 IK. II". . v
13.200 I! & O 11 li, 105 % 108%
400 do pfd 90% 90 89
7,200 Brook R T. ... 72>.i 70% 70%
P. son din Pap 185% 182% 182%
100 Cent of N J. . .205 200 200
21,000 Clios & 0 50% 49% 49%
1.600 Chi G W. . . . 15% 15% 15%
2,000 Chi & N W....162 158 157
30.600 C M & St P...146% 143% 148%
Chi Term &• T 9%
do pfd 20
CCC & St L 87%
0.400 Col F & 1.... 47% 44 U 44%
200 Col & South.. 35 Vi 35 34%
do Ist pfd '''"'-
do 2d pfd 65%
00 Consol Gaß, ... i::: ', 130 13C
SOO Corn Pro 22% 22 U 22 ' 4
500 do pfd S7 86% S7
1,000 Del £• Hud.. ..206% 10."i 203
200 Del I, & W. . .500 500 500
Den & R G 36%
100 do pfd 70% 79% 79%
2,400 Distill Sec .. . 75% 71', 74%
1 2,100 Erie 35 . 33% 33 %
500 do Ist pfd.; 69% 09 ', 69
12.00 do '.',l pfd.. 80% 58% 5"%
600 ';¦ ii Elect ....!".- 1:¦ T IS"
Hock Val 105
00 111 Central., 158 158 157
1,000 Inter Pnpi r. . . 16% 15% 15%
do pf.l 79%
100 Inter Pump. . . 33V, r:::', :iJ',
200 do pM 79% 7s" s 78%
lowa ''• "t 28%
do nfd 13%
X C South 27
ion do pf<! 58% 58% 55%
4.400 L & N 132% 128Vj 125%
.'.OO M.-x ('¦¦in 23% 23 ! , 23
200 Minn &• St L.. 56 55% 55%
100 MStP&SltSt.\l.ll!i% 118% 11S%
do pr.i ' 141
5.500 Mo Pac R3 81% S2
<• 300 M X S T il. 39 ; '¦¦¦'¦<'*
300 do pfd 70 % 70 69
2.200 N'ni Lead 70>i 07% 07%
N lilt nf M p.l 64 %
0,300 N V Cent . . ¦-'¦'. 124% 124%
800 N V Out .\ W. 13% 43' ¦ 13%
6.100 Norfolk & W. 85V4 '% S3
do i«r.i BO
400 North Am. .. . M so 80
400 Par Mail 31 33 32%
3. i Pennsylvania 120' • 1 :'¦•', I2By
1 300 People's rjas.. 93 '¦¦ 92% 92%
P CC. »• St I, 7.".
900 Press S Car... 51 4!i 4 9
100 do pfil 98 98 98
ion Pullman P C. . <'¦'.<'¦ 109% 169
2.-7.100 ItcadliiK 119% I' 6 116
200 do It pfd . . 8!) RS ¦ Rfl
200 In .M pfd.. 90 90 8«
S.flOO R'-nnli St.. 1 . . . 34% :::'. 33
:tOO do pfd BS '•'"':'' 97 ';•
10.500 lilCn ¦-'"¦¦¦ , 24 ' i 24%
600 in pf<i 57% 50% 55%
40(1 Si l. & Sl'" 2 pd 42 'I I', 41
(100 Si I. S \V 2'! 22 '¦ 22
200 In pf,l 5.-% .-.:.% 55%
2.100 South Par •<"-', '" '"'"¦
100 do pfd ' 17", 117% 117%
10.700 Smith Ry. . . . 26% 25 ¦.'"¦•¦,
1,100 do pfil .. 81 70% SO%
100 Tonn C & 1. . .149 149 148
700 T. ,'¦ I'm''.... 3H :tj% .12 3 i
30(1 Ti : -i >. & \V . 29% 29% 29
200 do pfd "¦!'¦. 50 50
107.900 firnlon Pac ,172' '. i ¦":''¦ 109%
100 if, i.r.i 90 1 1 no ( 'IOi.J
I'D Xx . . 105
-mi r - Renlty '-' : ! i 85 '¦• 85
200 I' S RllhlHT.. . 52 r,m 5 1
1 .200 do nf d 1 07 00 M, 105%
i;-. 500 r s Btool ... 11% 43« i 43 s i
:;,900 do pfd . . 104", 03% 103-',
2no Va Car < 'hem 3iu 3.H.; »9
2.0n0 1,, pfd IOBV. 1 iicu in.;
200 Wal.nsh K.U 1«'; 16
200 do pfd . .... 31 ' i ::m : ' 4 _30%
W oil F Kx.
'"'3OO Went Rli'i't! ! .... :.n" f:,n
mo uvst riiion. . . «3 v; v:i(,
¦Ml '
"'HO Win Cent!,!!! 21% 21% '.'i
300 do pfd It 11 43%
B.TOOtNor Pii" tnm 140% iit;i,
1,000 ('¦¦lit L.-a ::: ' . 37 37
do pfd 101
7(10 Slcisx Slii'Tf . . .. 6\ OC, i',ii
400 fit \,.r pfd 16.-.", IHOU l.;i-\
5.200 lat.T M.'t 33U 33% 3.%
100 d.> |-,M 70 % TO 70
Total iale« tor th« da) 913. 500 »hnre»,
New York Bonds
By AnsnelatPd ri'fss.
KEW YOitK. Fub. M.-The following
v/erev /ere doting prices for bonds today:
U S ref 2s rOg.lWVi Jaiian lit 2il scr. !iV X
do coup I'm do 4Vi-H cert.... mis:
lITI IT 83s reg !""''« do 2nd ser S'M.
do coup I'tSVi I. & N f., | 1K....1mii,
{• S Old 4s riK.I'HS .Man con K i>M U.WA
do coup I"! 6*6 * Mcx Cell Is M "
I ? 8 new 4s res.lliW'i do l^\ J no i;| *
,1,,, 1,, coup 129 M & St. 1. 45.... fa
Amer Tob 4s .. 74V, m k & T v us
do Os HO do 2ihls M':,
Atch gen 4s ..lol», N i< v of M ois B«
,1.., 1.. :,,li Is ... «1H NY C gen 3/45.. (J l i
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET
| T?y Assoclntf-d Press. $>
M « VoriK, l>h. ».-ThmiI J - ♦
•■• inn rnrlomix of cntlfnrnln nrnnßt* ••'
» > »ol«I nt nnellon here tndny nt the <*
• fnlloTTincc prliT* per bo* for rfnti- ■•
•■ Inr MWRI <J
» - Ram fnni-v nnrftn. $2.2.1 to 8
t> M.S.-. 1 mirnitr. *2.(t.-. 4
>■ I'nmi nnveH, $2.10 to $:i.IOi •
« - .MrniKi-. *2.".. •;*
»>» > Kfttm choice nmrl^. |1M <•> •
f *•!. •..-,! iM^n.Bi-. *'J.:«i. <»
|> (holer nnvelM, «l.:io to *3..->nt •
i ; iiwrnm-. fljfti
. ■ ITiill In fair »o kiii'il ..null I lon. •
• Wrnllirr RIMMf nnd nnfiMornhli-. •
•-■ llenv.v anon ImpnlliiK IrnlTlr. •
. i;ie\rn mi "HI -ell Inter. -i
« . <?■ iV) <i> <h <i> i*> <*> <*' '•/ 4 Oj ■• • •'■'■*> <§> 4> •■*
Atl Cst Line Is 08 n .1 ('en gen 68.123
nil A Ohio isii'iv Nor Pile Is ....im
do 3%s 93 do 3s 72
ii 11 tcv is ... *■> N .v W con is. . OS
Ceu of (la .109% OIL rldi 45... 0,1
do Ist in,- .... 90 Perm cv 3%s .... 9.'>
do 2nd me ... ,>; Read Gen la — it,'',
do 3rd 1nc .... 63 81 i. .v I M C f.s.lll'j
Chen it O 4%5..10.) si 1. AB V It; Is M.,
Chi A Alt 3%5.. 73i(, St. LAiW ■ ts ?7\
C r. ,x , % i ii is. . 93 Sen Air Line I-. v " .
CHI A P RRIs. i 4% So Pne Is TO
do col "is .... 90% do Ist 4i cnr... 04' 4
CCC A .-• 1 1 . c l-ie,-. In Rail 5s 110-4
Col Ind fiis Si A I.HV2 Tex a Phi Ists.lls',
Col Mill Is .... lift T St i. A W is. ■;!'.
Col A So 45.... 01 Un I'm- Is 100(,
Cuba .is 103V4 I' S Steel .M 55.. t<m
1 ) ,■. i: i; i 5.... 0r.% Wnbnsh ists ....ir:
lMstI IMst Sec [is .... S9 do Deb H 71
Erie pr Hen la 9~\i Went Md Is .... Ml
Brie (Jen is .... SB \v ,<• I. i: 4s .... My
Hoc Vnl 41,2" . .lOtVi W'ls Con is 87
Japan 6s .".... 91 1-*1 -* Jap Is ctfs S3
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Prci 1
BOSTON, Feb. -'■".. The following were
the official closing quotations today for
Stock* and bonds:
Atch AdJ Is .. 91 Cal A llecla . . , ,861
Atch Is ''■"- Centennial li.
Atchlson 100 4 ' lop Range 93; i
do pfd BSVi Daly West 18%
Hns & Alb ....237 Franklin 19
Bos & Mi 159 Iranby 148
it,,s Kiev 148 Isle Koyale 30
Fltchbg pfd .. 133 Mass Mm SV4
Mix (.'en 2314 Michigan 20J4
N V N II & H.1K2% Mohawk !H', 2
Union Pac .AW% Mon C & C 2
Am Pneu Tube 8.4 Old Dominion ... 56
Am Sugar 132 Osceola 174
do phi l-" 1 Parrot 29
Am 'r & T ....125 Qulncy 13«
Am Wool 32% Shannon 21%
do pfd !':' :l » Tamarack 160
D I & Steel.... 21% Trinity 35^
Bdl Elec 11 ....220 United Copper .. 70
Mass Eleo ii viv 'i U 8 Mining .... 62V4
do pfd 68 I" S Oil 12
Mass Gas .... 68 I'tnh 69%
i"nit Fruit ....106% Victoria 9
Un shoe Ma ti(i Wlnona 42
do pfd 2M4 Wolverine 198
I " S Steel 43"^ North Unite ....112%
do pfd 103>» Untie Coalltn ... S3
Adventure 5 Nevada 17%
Allouez 68 Cal & Ariz 193
Amnlgamat r.T.110% Ariz Coml 33
Atlantic p. , Greene Cons .... 31
Bingham 88%
Financial Record
By Assoclati ,1 Press,
NEW Vi 'UK. Feb. 25.— Money on call
steady, 3V4®6 per cent; ruling. i% per
cent; closing bid, 60 days and 'JO Jays and
h months, sH®M4*T'er cent.
Prime mercantile paper. f,- l iTin per cent.
Sterling exchange f'wm. with actual bus
iness in bankers' bills at Sl.sKV'i 1.5470 fur
demand, and at $4.8040@4.8048 for 60-day
hills.
Posted rales. $4.80%(ff4.56H.
Commercial bills, $4 BOH
Bar silver, 69c.
Mexican dollars. ::: c.
Bonds — Governments firm; railroad
bonds easy,
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. — Today's
Btateriient ••!' the Treasury balance In
the general fund shows: Available cash
halam c $:i!i,;m'.'.'">; gold coin and bul
lion $110,921,541; gold certificates, $46,
55,860.
The Metal Market
By Associated press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.V— There hns
been quite n sharp advance in the Lon
don tin market sine, the closing prices
of last Thursday. Spot is quoted at
£UU 10s and futures at £ 1 .'> o 158. Im
eally the market was easy In tone but
Bpot was quoted at $42.00 1§ 11.2"..
Copper was higher In the London
market with spot quoted at £107 Ms
and futures at £ 1 0 •» 17s 6d. Locally the
market was unchanged. Lake Is quot
ed at $25.00<fi'28.2n; electrolytic, $24.76fc
:'. mi and casting at $24.25© 24.75.
Lead was unchanged at £19 10s in
London and at $6.00(f?>6.30 locally.
speller was :,s higher at £->'> In Lon
don and unchanged at $6.80(5 6.90
locally.
Iron locally was unchanged.
San Frnncisco Mining Stocks
n-- Associated Press.
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.— The offi
cial closing quotations for mining stocks
ti day w.Te;
Alpha Con 16 Justice r,
Andes 21 Ldy Wash Con .. 7
Belcher 29 Mexican :«
Best >'v Belcher. .lso Occidental Con ... 47
Bullion 37 Ophir -•;.",
Caledonia ■"■". Overman :'»
Chnllengi Con .. 22 Potosl 19
Chollar 1^ Savage 90
Con Cala & Va..100 Scorpion 12
Con Imperial 2 Sag Belcher S
Crown Poinl .... 32 Sierra Nevada ... M
Exchequer 57 Silver Hill 60
iould & Ourrle. 38 I'nlon Con 75
Hal.- .<- Norcross S3 rtah Con a
rnlia 10 yellow Jacket ... ICO
10%; Diamond Trlanl
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
.SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 26, — Fruits —
Fancy ripples. $2.00; common, T.Oc.
Berries — ('ran berries, J3.Cofi "..00.
1 irani;. 1 — Navels, ;100 !j 1.20 . Beed
lingrs, 75c,
Mexican limes — $6.00(5 7.00.
Lemons — Common California, 00:
fancy. $3.f,0.
Tropical fruits — Bananas, Sl.OOfl 2.50;
pineapples, $3.00 (fi 4. 00.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated l'ress.
NEW YORK. Feb. Evaporated
apples are quiet and prices are nominal
in absence of transactions. Fancy,
-■,■■; choice, BVi<&S %c ; prime, 7 ■', '</
7 . „ ,.
Prunes are moving out In small lots
which however, averaged a consider
able total, California fruit 100s to 200s
are quoted at 3 r'l 13c; Oregon prunes 70s
to 80s at .". \'»<ii 10c.
Apricots arc In liKht supply and rule
firm with choir quoted at IKe; extra
choice, (8% fit lue; fancy. 19 20c
Peaches are In light demand and of.
foringa are 11 little heavier, the result
being a somewhat easier tone. Choice
lire quoted at llfjillVac; extra choke,
',-./, ,',-./ i::'..,-; fancy, I-"-. '11 14c, and extra
fancy. 131115 c.
Raisins are steady with loose musca
tels quoted at ti " Be; seeded raisinH, 7 '
« i Ki^r; and London layers at $1.35 .i
1.45.
Chicago Live Stock
Inted Pi '•■ ; «
CHICAGO, Fob 25. -Cattle — Receipts
iiOun. Steady i" '"■ lower, lieeves, J4.IOJJ
i;>:,; cows and heifers. M.Wd.VJf.; stuck-
PI'S and feoder*, fl.Wn 1.75; calves, $ij.i^)'i(
7.10.
.1 i k.i 6r lower
buu-hera, |i
. [v; i ough hi i
i
Bteaciy. Sheeu
■
Cotton and Wool
. , ted it.
NKW YORK. Feb. Ss.— Cotton spot
cloned steady; middling uplands, lie.
middling gull 11.25 c. Sales, 72 bales.
Futures closed steady at a net advance
of :K'i x points.
ST. LOI'IS, Fob. SB.— Wool, steady;
ii,•, • .hum grades combing and , lotlilng,
l'.J'ii 2Kc; Unlit (inc. 201123 c; heavy fine,
li; 5» ISc; tub washed, 3U4) 3Se.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 26. 1907.
P OTATO MARKET
G ROWS WEAKER
DEALERS SAY THE BOTTOM IS
REACHED
Committee Appointed to Frame New
Rules Governing Sales on the
Produce Exchange — But
ter Is Firm
■With President Cole In the chair yoator
d.iy nt the ipeelat meeting Of Ihe mem
bership the produce exchange of Los An-
II I geles passed a 1 1.1* cutting till offering*
of commodities thai me subject to con
nrmntlon, Hereafter "«übje«i to ronflr
matlon" will not be hen id In business
transactions on 'chunge. On motion the
president wn« authorized to appoint M
committee of three to draft a full set of
rules governing the anle of all commodi
ties.
SHIPS for the da! were 100 sack? Of
Karly Rose potatoes. 100 boxes of !-tler
Honour apples and one carload of Mm
nesota Hiirbank potatoes.
Broki is nnd dealers recognize the tact
that the potato mat 'I Is weak nt pres
cent,e ent, but it Is not believed by those who
claimed to be reliably advised as to .1, -
l ua! condition* In the eastern spud mar
ket that potatoes will be offered lower
than $1.03 a hundred. It Is understood
that a local combination has been formed
to take nil offering* nt H.A. Higher
prices are predicted.
Butter receipt* were light. Market firm.
Eggs firm ,11 quoted prices. Receipts
I ' < l'res X h°fndts. especially storage apple*,
Kirsh fruits, especially Btorage applef,
lire inclined to weakness.
Vegetables are In liberal supply.
Halibut and small fish made business
r.ctlvc In the n?h market.
Produce Receipts
Kggs. cases 552
Butter, pounds '•'■;;;;
Onions, suck« ;;'"
Cheese, pounds -:,•.'
Potatoes, sacks "••' Jo
Sweet potatoes, sacks none
Beans, sucks 4 - oS
Produce Prices
Th« following nre the Jobbing pr!c?s
lnI In trio ino'ii market!
EGGS— Fresh California ranch. 22c;
northern. 21c.
BUTTRR — Fancy local creamery,
— • valley creamery, fi.".c; roast cream
ery, 57Vs'c; choice. B2Hci cooking, 22
HONEV—WaterY — Water white. KO-lb. cans.
7 U®BC| light amber, 7c; Honey
comb water white. Mb. frame, 16c;
white, 15@16c; light amber. 14c;
beeswax, 27c.
CHEESE — 17c; storage,
16 c;1 16c; Anchor, large. 18c; Young- Amer
ica. 19c; Hand. 20c: eastern, singles,
17<H>19c; twins. 17c; Cheddars. 16®
lbUc; I.on^liorns, 20c; Daisy, ISc;
Swiss, Importer!, 28(iJ29c; Swiss, domes
tic, 20c; Llmburger, 18c.
CHILI — Evaporated, 13@13V4c; sun
dried, 13®13%c: round. 12% c; Mcxi
cans, black. 12 « 13 He , , _
POTATOES (all per 100 lbs.) — Early
Rose, $2.2.-. S. 2.7.0: Salinas, $2.50; High
land BurbankS, $2.25; Nevadas. $2.10;
Oregons, $2.25; sweets, $3.00@4.00;
ldahosI Idahos $2.00; Colorado, $2.10; "Wiscon
sin Biirbanks, $2.10; Minnesota Bur-
BEANS (ali per 100 lbs.)— Pink No. 1.
$2 75; No. 2. $1.90; Lima, No. 1, $5.00;
Lady "Washington, No. 1, $2.7553.00:
small white. f3.28®3.40; blnckeye, $4.50
fr-.OO' Qarvanaaß. $4.25@4.50; German
lentils'. $9.00 10.00.
ONIONS (per 1 0f> lbs.) — Yollow Dan
vers, northern, $1.75: garlic. 6c; Austra
lian browns. $1.2601.50.
APPLES— Bellefleurs. $1.".'5®1.40; choice,
$1.00. .
CRANBERRIES—s9.ooS — $9.00 a barrel.
POULTRY— ."ell dressed poultry
to the trade as follows {per pound):
Hens, 21c; young: roosters, 22c; fryers.
23c;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 rteil«-ri
pay live weight as follows: Hens, 15c;
young roosters, 17c: fryers, 17c; broil
ers. 19c; old roosters. 8c; turkeys, local.
17 c;1 17c; old toras 17c; young toins. 19c; hen
turkeys, 16c; geese. 12c: ducks, 12c.
BAKERS' FLOUR— Made of eastern
hard wheat— Per bnl., $5.25; blended
wheat. 14.30: eastern rye. X 6.2».
CERR.U GOODS— Wholesale prices art
ts ..u»:
I Mb. 25-lb. EO-lb
AI flour, per 100 $2. 50
Banquet Hour, per 100.. 2. C0
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 3.10
Farina 3.20 3.15 3.10
GRAIN AND FEi >"» iper 100 lbs)-
Wheat, $1.45; wheat, $1.50; corn, J1.40;
cracked corn. $1.45; feed meal. $1.60: bran,
heavy, $1.30; rolled barley, $1.30: oil cake
meal, $2.25; cotton seed meal, $1.85; cocoa
nut cake, $1.55; shorts, pounded, i 1 .45;
white oats, $l.bO; red oats. $1.60; eastern
K'afli 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 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 13.00 ton
Straw 60 to .80 bals
FRUITS AND BERIUKS— Hauauaa
4 &4 We
CITRUS FRUITS— Lemons. Xancy,
,'2.004i3.00., '2.004i3.00.
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS (all per
o.)o o.)— Almonds, IXL.. 19020 c; N« Plus Ultra,
17 c; peanuts, California fancy. $%':;
•amain, fancy, 6c; walnuts, California
bleached, No. 1, 14<gl5c; pecans, Jura
bo. 14c; extra large, Hue; Brazils, 14c;
11111 flu, 14c; Mexican pine nuts, 20c;
evaporated apples, per pound, 9Hc;
apricots, 17c; nectarines, lie; peaches,
l :", 2 e, pears, 13c; plums, lie; raisins, va
( Vie; seedless muscats. 7c; loose muscats,
kfcS>74c.
VEGETABLES — String beans. 15c;
beets, 75c(i}$1.00 Back; fancy celery 41.1 c
doz. : evaporated chills, 20©30 c lb.,
garlic, 7'(l"c lb.; lettuce, 85c doz.;
peas, '."'i 12" lb.; spinach, 2"<(i/30c doc:
turnips, $1.25 sack; cabbage, $1.50
sack; local tomatoes. $1.25 box; cucum
bers, $2.00 do/..; bunch, iOffi 50c; Mcxi
can tomatoes, $3.00 box; green onions,
2 5(3 30c dozen; rhubarb, Sc a dozen.
Retail Prices
Following prices iui leading article* at
coi iimptlon prevail at me j. os Anzelt*
■tores:
Butter, -'-lb. mil. fancy ra^
Butter, 2-jb. roll, Poppy " eBo
and ' king 400
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen ' 850
Potatoes, fancy, 100 lbs IS.St
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By ARBOciutod Pi oss,
BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 85. — Butter —
Fancy creiunory, 32c; seconda, 28c:
fan, ilalry. 31r,
cii.-..se -Kiistcrn. 17 ' 2 c; young Amer
lea; 13 '; ',/ Ittc; western, 13& C.
liUHI — Klinch. 21c; store, lKfilOe
CIIICAUO, Fob. 36.— -On the produce
c xi liange today the butt murk, i was
Btciuly. Creameries, ••.;.:!..,■; ,1,1,,.
•01i 30e, K»tk.s. steady .-i! murk cases
lncluded, SiiUtSv'Uci firsts, ■•...■ prime
firsts, l',;, . Cheese, Blend) ; u•: n; '
i.l.'iiv. 111.. Feb. 25.— Butter, firm
lin' liatlfti d; ::.!.. Output for til.- week,
1 40,1 00 pounds
Sugar and Coffee
Ily Associated J'lcss.
NKW VOIIK, Kcb. 2.V- Bugur Raw,
HtOftdyi fair infilling, 2T«c; eeiitrlfuiral
9 6 lest, .,■; luotUMei suglir, Z%V, Re
fined, steady; crushed. 5.40e ; powder
ed, i.xoe; granulated, 4.70 c.
Coffee till lira a closed «t«ady at net
advance of bivltl points. Sal.- 62.000
hays, iucluiliiiK: March, i:,.Xo f« .j.jO; May,
I5.B0&S.B5; July |5.95fyfi.00; September
i«.054jf8.10ii «.054jf8.10i (), tobi r, $6. 10 « i 16; Novem.
i,.r. |6.10(i| ■; 15 and December, I6lu U
c . 2 r. .
S|",l . ■ . F
BailtoM Nu I, s',. , mild . ofl bu, qulut,
1 'urdova, '.''" i
FINANCIAL
LOfl ANOEI.KfI. F*b. 215.-Rnnk Hour
lr>Rfl wero J2.807.441. 5T., ngfllnM $1.55«,»35.09
for the corresponding day lnst ye«r, an
lnrrenspI Inrrensp of $n21.1(ifi.2«. Folowlng in a com
parative stntcmpnt:
I .W. 1906. 190 R.
Feb. 28... 53,507,441.83 $t,W«,3;t6.09 $1,8<'0,295.10
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official Mien one (|I(XX» Pacific t-lght
Mmi Power compnny nt 'I'le ; 40()0 Ollndn
Lnnii company nt 17*40; twenty Home
Telephone pfd. at «r,7.50; 730 Columbia Oil
nt 60H(f/T.2c; 1000 nt H v ill 30); 1000 Moxl
1 .in Petroleum nt $1.15,
Bank Stocks
• Did MM
American National ~ 11514 120
Hio.nlw.iy (tank .v Trust C 0..155. .155 ■■•
litink of Southern ( .il 115 ...
H.uiK ..r Los Angele* 123 ...
1 .1 if, ml.i Savings Bank 120' ...
Central ..'. 240 ...
Citizens National 287H
Commercial National IM 153
Dollnr Savings Hunk 140 ...
Farmers A. Merchants Nnt1...375 8»
First National Stamped ... . 424 430
federal Hank of 1. a i.'Vi
1 ;,i man Amerlcnn 316 318
lilobo Savings Hank 105 ...
Homo Siiv. Bank of L. A 182
L . A. Trust Co 115
Manhattan Savings Uank ....u'3 ...
Merchnnts National 445 ...
Mercantile Trust Co 100 ...
0110 11 p. r cent paid up.
National Hank of Cal 190 225
National Bank of Com 130
Security Savings Hank 240
Slate Hank ft Trust Co UK) 106
Southern Trust Co hi', S5
U S National Hank 166 \ ...
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil ss
• .!■ Pacific icy lwo 103
Corona Power & Water C 0.... 00 M
Lucamnnga Water Co luo
Kdlson Elec. Ist ref 101 104
J.dison Klec. Co. old Issue.. .. 108
Home Telephone 92»i %
L A. Pac. Con. Mf
1 .. A. lliiclkili 1.0 lIJW ...
1. A. Kl»Ptrlc 96
L A. Railway Co
Mission Trans ,* R Co »JH ...
Alt. Lowe Railway Co So 99
Pacific Light A Power C 0.... 98% mi
Pacific Electric Ry. C 1 112
Pasadena 11. T. A T. Co 534
Pomona Con. Water Co 07
Riverside 11. T. & T. Co
Bantu .Monica U 1' & T Co.. .. So
fan Diego II T & T Co 80
Santa Barbara Electric Ry .. .. 95
Seaside Water Co 102
T,nies, Water Co 95
U . S. Long Distance si', S7U
United Kite. G. A- f. Co luos ...
Union Transportation 95
VUalla Water Co 95
Whlttler 85
Miscellaneous Stocks
Cal. Portland Cement Co Bid. Asked
Cal. Portland Cement Co.. .
Edison Electric pfd 86. 0» ..'"'
Edison Electric com 74.00 75.00
Emergency Hospital 30. 00
Home Telephone pfd 67.25 67.75
Home Telephone com 29.00 30.50
Los Aug. .Brewing Co 125.00 .. .
L . A. Jockey Club tu.oo ....
Pacific Mutual L. Ins. C 0.200.00
Pasadena H. T. & T. Co 35.00
Riverside H T & T Co 48 00
Santa Monica H T & T Co. 11.50 14.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 106.00
Title G. & Trust Co 175.00
Title Ins. & Trust pfd ... .148.00
Title Ins. & Trust com ....145.00
Title Ins. & T. srs C 148 00
U S L I) T & T Co. pfd 56.00
Union Trust & Title Co 4fi.25
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated 95.00
Associated Oil 41.00 43.50
Central 1.1334 1.14V4
Columbia t>2v, .m
Centennial 20 .23
Fullerton Con nil
Fuller-ton Oil .80
Globe ,15
Home Whlttler l.y)
Mexican Petroleum 134
Ollnda Land Co 1754
Piru Oil & Land Co -. '15
Reed Crude 14., 22Vi
Rice Ranch Oil Co 1.92 2.10
Union : 213.50 215.00
United Provident 213.50
United Petroleum 380.00
Western Union 299.00 305.00
DAILY MINING CALL
Offrficial sales— l7,ooo Eldorado Canyon
M . M. at 3©3iic; 3000 Consolidated Mines
at 2Vic; 100U at 29fcc (B 30;; 8000 Johnnie
Con at 15U'815V4c.
CALIFORNIA.
(Greenwater District.)
Bid. Asked.
Clark Copper Co 40 .48
Furnace Creek Copper 1.50
Fur. Creek Ex. Cop 1.04
Greenwater California 4S
Kempland Copper Co 1.26
So. Furnace Creek 12V2
Cal Hills M. Co 072 .08
Consolidated Mines Co 02% .02V4
Rlcoro Gold Mines Co .07-"*
NEVADA.
(Goldfield district.)
Goldtield Con. Mini S.OO
Goldtifld-Wild Horse y;i /4 .08
(Johnnie district, Nye county.)
Johnnie Con. G. M. Co 15% ,15^
(.Searchlight district.)
Eldorado Con M & M Co 03 .0814
Gold Coin 25
New Era ,02«4
Nevada Searchlight 04^4 .07
Quartette 17.80
Searchlight Parallel OU% .07%
Searchlight Western OtiVi .OS
ARIZONA
Hecla Con Mines Co 1.00
Nevada Mining Stocks
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.— Following
are quotations today;
Tonopah— Tonopah Nevada, ltiuOfolTOO;
.Montami Tuiiopali. '■'.;, "'n'.M); Tonopah, MO
asked; MacNamara, 61(gti3; Midway, 20my,
HOof Tonopah Belmont, bQaVfc: Tonopan
North Star, 86® 88; Ohio Tonopah, ltiralfc;
West End Con., if,. : , bid: Rescue, VXgfH;
Tonopab California, 15 asked; Golden
Anchor, 3(5#39; Jim Butler, 1060107 ft; Cash
liuv '.I'nlz; Hume, k>al3; Boston Tonopah,
M@l6; Monarch I'lusljurg Kx., :;3(ji;is;
Montana Midway Ex., lß@l7j Golden
c lown, li;<i 17; N. V. Tonopah Con., 10
aked.
Cumstock— Ophlr, M _'7o; Mexican, 92ij/)
9 3; Gould & Curry, 3Mix4o; Con. Virginia,
:".ii'., Hale & Norcross, M(fjS7; Yellow
JacKet, l' 106 ; Belcher, U*4fßo; Confi
dence, i'».nu,; Sierra Nevada, 87 asked:
Exchequer, 50 bid; L'nlon, 781&79.
Uoldtteld Sandstorm, 'Mi 74; Red Top,
4 1(x« US; Mohawk, 1960 nsked; Col. Mount.,
1-"/2'l/115; Jumbo Ex., Jiiu<i{2ii!»; Vernal, ti<s»
2 5; Pennsylvania, "■"■;,. Uoldfleld Alining
Co., HiWd'iO; Kendall, 17@49; Booth, 97&0t>;
blue Hull, 62064; Adams, ::; Silver Pick,
1 66 I&170; May Queen, 25 bid; Nevada Boy,
; -.i; -.i :,; Black Hutu- Ex., L34J.15; Him- Bell,
B UJ33! Dixie, 14<tilti; Goldhe-ld Columbia,
10i..?«nu; itlbcrnia, lU@l7; St. Ives, 1054(170;
Conqueror, 30 asked; Black Rock, ii*n 1 1 ,
Lonu Star, 86©S6; (i. Wonder, .",<«<;; Pot
lach, '■' ■■■! '■. . ■ 'I", (54; Kendall Ex., 5S<6;
Sandstorm Kx., 84*11; Mayne, 17 bid; At
ianta, W'lSSf; CJreat Hind, 117V4<&i20; Sim
merono, 23 bid; Empire, 17&19; Red Top
Ex., 6iifis7; Dlamondfleld H. H. Con., 820
bid; liuldlleld Daisy. i',,;,:i; Lamina, 326^
80; Commonwealth, 160 bid; Com. Frac
tion. 6V«5%; <■! Bend Ex., 3W337; at.
bend Annex, £5027; Mllltown, 60 asked;
i : i; Jtonanzii. I'i'uVi; Kewanos, 17ix<(175;
Kimeraldu, -,-.'.l , Portland. >w:;i; Crack
. i i... l Wii'lo; V. Mohawk. 86©90; Red
i 1 111k. Wu'ii; Mohawk Kx., SI'S/30; Lou Dil
lon, L'Wc.'l; v. Tiger, 1.V'(17; Urandma, Silt©
8 1; S. P. Ex., ii";-. Y. Rose, 14<£(.15; Col.
Mountain Kx., 7(«N; (ioldtleld Con., lOVt/0
Li - iM.iMioiidilcld Triangle, 04Wti5; Old
linld. li i.'il
Manhattan'— Manhattan Con., HSIt!
Manhattan Mining Co., 16016; G. Wedge,
ir/.ji r/.j lii; S. Humphrey. iKalO; Dexter, 344(35;
1. Joe, .■■''( •;, Crescent, HXali; Combination,
■,c.., (Jimmy, 23 bid; Mustang, 23^24; Lit
tle Qrey, 50 asked; Cowboy, 708; Original
Manhattan, t'i&iii Broncho, 10 asked; .1
Jack. is hid; Plnenut, 24<ji25; Buffalo 5&0;
Stray [Jog, 3>»»4O; y. Horse, 7&9; Stand
urd, Vftb.
HullfruK— Original, ii'u.'l; Bullfrog Mln
lmk. 31«(:«: Montana bullfrog, 9(i(10; Na
tional bunk, MOM; I<. Harris. :.r.ni Ame
lhyrt, 5K&52; Gold li.ir. I -.'1K, ;].'!,.,; Stein
way, 21«(.23; Denver Hull frog Annex, 27tf<
:>;: >; Bonnie Clare, Ii asked; Mayflower, Urn
E l; Montgomery Bhoshoiio Kx.. 214(22; (J.
Scepter, 3titi37; Montgomery Mountain, 85
tiiii 13 I tlamouilili' 1 . 1 . l l'i( If.; Horn, slake
Con., 135 asked; V. tilrl. 15 auk< d; Nugget,
1 3'ull; Tramp 'on . 145M47%; Victor, 10
asked; Banner, 70 asked; North Star, it
Asked; Mlrin*. 60 n»ked; Sunset, M«fls,
Hold Center, 10 risked.
Other districts— Fnlrvlew Sliver KI»K, .'1
■ fj?."3; Knlrvlew Engle, 76 nsked; Knlrvlew
l ie,l Rook. SO nsked; Nevada Hill*, &S0
bid; Pltt»bm-fr Silver Penk. 162%(fne>T>: N.
Star Wonder, 205*21; Eagles* Nest, 23fT2S;
Ruby Wonder, i.-,, ii . n,. ,:,,!■. Hill* Flor
ence, IS a«kcd; Mi, of Wonder, iMWJI.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Prices Depressed at Opening.
Close Higher — Provisions
Firm and Easy
By Associated Prent.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.V— Tho mnrkot wns
lnclined to be weak during thn first
hour of trndinir because of the bearish
charnctfr of the weekly statistic*.
World's .ihlpnient-i for lust week were
1,612,000 bushels, against 5.580.000
bushels for th, ■ me week last year,
and the amount of breadstuffs on n< in
pnssngp Inner. .1 6.312.000 bushrls.
These factor^ worn supplemented by m
flee movement In the northwest .mil by
mil, wenthor which It Is expected
will greatly facilitate the move
incut. The movement beennio more
urgent (is trading progressed. The
market lost some Of Its Ktrength late
ln the day on realising sales but the
clone ■11 firm. May wheat opened a
shade lower to ■, shiile higher' nt 7Se to
7»Hc. sold off to 7741 c and then nd
.iii:io-ii to 78H <■./ 7M ', c. Final quota
tions were '- up at 78 -4 C
l.lbenil receipts had 11 weakening ef
fect upon the corn market. The mar
ket closed easy. May opened 11 shade
higher to ' lower ill 47Sc to 47H<Si 1
4 7% C sold at I7 1 ,,- nnd then declined to
4 7e. closing ifcfffUc lower nt 17',. fl
47340.
Oats for May delivery sold to.li. it
t:V',e. which Is a new high record mark
for the crop. The advance was caused
by heavy buying by local boll* and 11
lively demand By cash houses. Cash
oats were also In good request for ex
port. May opened a shade lower to '<<
',1 (Ac higher nt 42c to 12 He. sold off
to' 41 ' dc and then advanced to 48% C.
The. close WHS 'm',!" Uc up at 42%<".
Provisions were firm and easy. I'll
traders sold moderately because Of the
heavy receipts of live hogs and the de
mand was not urgent. At the close
May pork was off r>c to $16.65; lard wos
down ~%c, and ribs were I .', <i l.' ; e
lower.
Market Ranges
■Wheat— May. 78V40; July, 78»i®78%<?:
September. 7 8 >.. (if 7 8 c.
Corn— May. 47H©47%Ci July, 17% C.
Oats — May, 41'/4c; July, 37}4c; Sep
tember, 32"xc.
Cash quotation! were as follows:
Flour — Steady.
Wheat— No. 2 spring. 8O(!f84c; No. 3,
72<T?83c; No. 2 red. 74 75 Vie.
Corn— No. 2. 4.l' ( 4r'; No. 2 yellow. 44% c.
Oats — No. 2. 407j,c: No. 2 white, 43c;
No. 3 white, 41(ij 1 42%e.
Rye— No. 2. 65 He
Malting— Fair to choice, 61(ff63%c.
Flnxsced— No. 1, $1.17V4; No. 1 north
western, $1.24%.
Prime timothy seed — $4.55.
Clover — Contract grades. $13.50.
Ribs— Short sides (loose), $9.00@
9 .12V4.
Pork — Mess per bhl.. $16.65.
Lard— Per 100 lbs.. $9.57%.
Sides— Short clear (boxed), 50.25
9 .50.
Whisky — Basis of high wines. $1.29.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 19,700 19,100
Wheat, bu 16,000 10.400
Corn, bu 482,800 190.200
Oats, bu 250,000 59.600
Rye, bu 7,000 5,000
Barley, bu 43,000 17,500
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2"..— Beans —
Pink. »1.00@2.26; lima, $4.16®4.25;
small white $2.88®2.95; large white,
$2.00ffT2.3"i.
Potatoes — Early rose. $1.75 (ff 2.00;
Oregon nurhanks. $1.7.', IT 2.00; River
Burbanks, $i.7Rff 1.90.
Onions — Fancy. $1.30; common, $1.0 p .
Various — Green pens, 10c; green pep
pers. 15(520c; asparagus, 6@l2Hc; rhu
barb. li'ii7e; garlic. "3c: cucumbers,
$1.2301.50: Mexican tomatoes, 50c@
$1.66; mushrooms, 20® 85c.
Flour — Family extras. $4.80f(f 5.10;
bakers extras, $4,401' 4.60; Oregon and
Washington. $3.50*04.00.
Wheat — Shipping, $1.27 % © 1.32',i ;
milling, $1.3511 1
Barley — Feed. $1. 1 2 @115: brewing.
$I. infill. l7'^: chevalier $1.36.
Oats— Red. $1.301H)1.76; white. $1.55®
1 .65; black. $1.15® 2.25.
Millstuffs — Middlings. $27.00 if? 30.00;
mixed feed. $23. 00(5 25.00; rolled barley,
5 24.00@25.00: oatmeal. $4.10; oat groats,
$4.30; rolled oats.' $6.00@7.26.
Hay — Wheat. $19. 00 5 i 22.00: wheat and
oat, $10.00018. 50; oat. wild. $S.r>O<ft 1 3.50 .
oat. tame. $10.00?; 17.50; alfalfa, $S.so@
1 3.00; straw. 40i?7.'.c.
Receipts — Flour, 5568: wheat, 1190;
barley, 1845; potatoes. 4640; onions, 2:',;
bran. 150; middlings. 15; hay, 1373;
hides, 565; wine, 51,500.
Visible Cereal Supply
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.— The visible
supply of praln Saturday, February 23.
as compiled by the New Yory produce
exchange was as follows:
Wheat— 43, l."> 3.000. 000 bushels, decrease
72 000.
C Orn — 9,037,000. increase $149,000
bushels.
Oats — 11.450. 000 bushels, increase.
200.000 bushels.
R yo — i,g;>o,ooo bushels, increase 4000
bushels.
Barloy — 2,429,000, hicrease 6000
bushels.
Cereals of the World
By Assocjated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25. — Close: Wheat,
March. Gs 6%d; May, 6s 6'zgd; July, 6s
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.— Wheat
firm. No sales. Cash, $1.32%.
Barley, firmer: May, $1.04' i bid;
$1 11:, „ asked; cash, ji.in.
Corn, large yellow, $1.8001.85.
NEW VOItK, Feb. 25. — Wheat spot
firm. Options closed net higher;
May closed. 8B%C; July, 85%0 and Sep
tember, 84 %c,
TIME NOT RIPE
FOR GAS PLANT
Councilmen Oppose Municipal Owner.
ship, as Owens Aqueduct Is En.
grossing Undivided Atten.
tion of Lawmakers
Municipal ownership delegates In the
lobblei of tho council yesterday tried
to induce tiii- Kas and light committee
to make v report favoring municipal
ownership of a plant in Los Angelus.
Later they addreued the council itself.
Chairman Lyon mated that because
of owens river and other subjects the
committee conldnot hear all concerm-d
ho far.
Member Wallace of tha laou oonv
mlttee said ha waj ready to vote now
on a proposition, hut it would he ail
vcrsc. His view was that dlSCUMillg
such a purchase at thii time was lll
fidviiad. Tha Oweni river aqueduct
was the surpassing tubjeot confront
; lutolH lute ftOW,
Three Lads Arrested
Albert Lawton, 4180 Hobard street;
Oscar Hoztiles, 1325 West Twenty-ninth
street, and Howard Allen, 1177 West
Twenty-eighth street, were arrested by
officers of the University substation
last night, charged with turning In false
tire alarms. The three prisoners are nil
boys and were taken to the detention
home tor the night. They are .sjid to
have turned In a false alarm yester
day afternoon.
Kvurythlng you want you will Und in
the clasßllled i>nti». One ceut a word.
Clearing House Banks
* i«n <•? i i» nn*
parmers & Merchants National Bank * crrTs'swYLK^c^hTer
Corner K%iirfh and Main Capital, $1,800,000; Surplus! nn,l Profits. $1,600,000.
pirst National Bank £&WW£c*m«.
. aR - ''or. Second ftn " Spring. av ft .don' oi^fl?s0 i^fl?s; 2 -st;it7, ; 74f:a ' 1111 - * mm -
jgroadway Bank & Trust Company Jf AhußJi^iiM.Kr.RN^prss.
:lliv :ll ° B«1w«y, Bradbury bldg. Cappltal. $2SO,000; Surplng-Und". Pr'ont's.' $160,000.
M National Bank A W?^^kX^. .
N. IS. Cor. Second and Main. ginpliM nnd profits $100,000.
A merican National Bank l^g s^
8. W. Cor. Second Htonilwiy. cnpltnl, $1,00o,0QO; jurpltm nnd Profits. $12K,000
Rational Bank of California "Tf XiX,&
N B. cor Beronrtjind Spring. $500,000; Surplus-Undivided "Profit! i $100,000
Qtate Bank & Trust Company " WN!t MATinavs, "pre«
N . W. Cor. Second nnd Spring. Cnpltnl, $ROo,nnO; 'Biifnliia' nnd Profits;, $60,000.
Citizens National Bank ' l; ■' 1 watkhs f*re«
V^ «L VV. Cor. Third and Main. Cnpltnl, $300,000; Surplus and II'HM Ciißhlnr
I w <',-. Third Mid Main. Capital, wnn.nno; Siirphm n.ui Profltn, >rr,,noii.
Central Bank «ii.ua\i mead. pre«.*
N.K. Cor. 4th and Broadway, Cnpltnl, $100,000; Burping and Proflti, »___oo
The NatioMl^ank^Commercce " 52EBPK A SS?S
N^W. Cor Sixth and Bp_ng. Capital. $200,000; Surplus, $20,001.
United States National Bank £ V.sB&fl£B&
B, Cor. Main Commercial. Capltni. $200,000; Surplus nnd ProlH»,_*/>O,OOO.
Qommercial National Bank ll^^^^U^
. «M South Spring. Capltnl, $200,000; Stirplim and Pr'ofltg, 182,000.
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 BANK. 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 Corner Fourth and Spring.
W. G. Kerekhoff. President; M. S. Hellm*". Vice Presi-
dent ;W. D. Woolwine, Vice President ; Chas. TT. Toll, Cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, Herman W. Hellman
Building, Northeast Corner Fourth and Sprint Streets.
Capital and Surplus, $700,000; Tot a 1 Assets, $16,000,000.
pggawjgfflj^M
SALE OF CORNER
ON GRAND AVENUE
Ninety Feet Bought at a Valuation of
$600 a Foot— slls,ooo for Lot
on Corner of Flower
Btreet
Alexander Keating has sold to a local
syndicate through \V. B. Merwin &
Co. the property on the northwest cor
ner of Twelfth street and Grand ave
nue for $54,000. The lot is vacant and
has frontage of ninety feet on Grand
avenue and 115 feet on Twelfth street.
The price of $600 a front foot is con
sidered reasonable, as recently an Insido
lot on Grand avenue in the same block
was sold at the same valuation a foot.
It is announced that the trustees of
the German Lutheran church have sold
to the Schumacher-Wilson Realty com
pany the northwest corner of Kiphth
and Flower streets for a stated consid
eration of $115,000. The property has a
frontage of 165 feet on Eighth street
and IL'O on Flower. Tho price is nt the
rate of $960 a foot for tho Flower street
frontage. There are two old frame
buildings on the lot, onn user! for a
church and the other for a school. The
Schumacher-Wilson company also has
purchased from Mrs. .1. A. Qleas a lot
on the west side of Hill street. 375 feet
south of Eleventh, for $62,000. The lot is
51x166 feet in sine and contains no Im
provements.
W, ( I. Kerekhoff hns sold to the Friday
Morning club the intersection of Adams,
Hoover and Toberman streetß for' a re
ported consideration of $30,000. The lot
is Irregular in phapo. It has a front jirp
of IS4 feet on Adams street and 250 feet
each on Hoover nnd Toberman, while
the rear measures 310 feet. The deal
was made through the agency of Bryan
& Bradford.
All who took advantage of the free
car run yesterday by the McCarthy
company through the southwest part of
the city, showing Vermont avenue from
the foothills to the sea. seemed to en
joy their trip. Improvements are pro
gressing in this popular property.
Althouse Bros, have under construc
tion ten modern houses on Western ave
nue and Manhattan place, between Dor
chester nnrl Sixteenth streets, and are
preparing plans for five more in the
same block. These houses are all mod
ern and will contain all modern im
provements. Part of them will be built
of stone and wood, some of blue brick
and wood construction, and the remain*
der will be inthe mission style. All of
these houses will be finished on this or
der at an estimated cost of about $7000
or $ROOO each.
DUSTIN FARNUM HELPS
VICTIMS FORGET INJURIES
Tho kindnesl of Dustln Farnum,
whose work in "The Virginian" Is
ploaßing every one this week, is caus
ing two of the desperately injured
Kills at tii<" emergency hospital! vic
tim* of the Cressaty disaster, to ex
perlenoe some sorl of happiness even
in their I'omlltlon.
Several days ago Pamum learned
that the wlte nf Eddie Qraney, the
referbe at Ban Francisco, was 111 and
he shipped a meat basket of violets
to her.
At the performance at the .Mason
last nielli a great floral pleoe went up
over the footlights for P&rnum and to
i was attached Qraney's rani. Par
mini donated it to the HUl'ferers and It
was sent to aliases Anna Cooper and
Emma Uaggerty, two injured girls.
Incident in the Side Show
The ltving skeleton tastes what is
spread on mm bread, and In displeasure
sighs, "oleo!"
In a cage nearby ■ Uon stops his
restless inovemonts and listens Intently.
Then, (eellng assured thai he has only
dreamed thai so one called him, l"'l "'
resumes his "filiations, i;. t. Qvans
in Woman's Home Companion,
After March 1 will he located 406-
40, i. w. Ilollninn Illdß., 11l >,iili
iliiln Kt.
SOI'TIIWESTEniV SKCUniTIES CO.,
Western Xfsentm.
CHICAOO->EW YORK ELECTRIC
AIR LINE H. R. STOCK.
WILL BUY LAND
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Board of Education Favors Purchase
for Extension of Grounds for
Botanical Gardens and
Athletic Field
By the expenditure of almost $22,000
the board of education will proviclo
athletic and botanical ground for tho
Los Angeles high school. The "grave
yard" property behind the high school,
now in the possession of C. F. Sktlling,
was recently condemned by the courts
and a valuation of $21,500 sot upon It;
and last night the question of buying
it came up before the board of educa
tion.
Principal Housh of the high school
pointed out strongly the needs of aho
additional grounds both for botannfcal
gardens and for the athletic activities.
Other members of the board urged tiat
the present cramped conditions of (ha
school grounds were deplorable, and
when the high school board ndjourneif
it was In favor of purchasing the prop->^
erty.
Two years ago the same plot and
another lot besides were offered the
board of education for $8000, but tho
board did not accept it at that tlmo
because of lack of funds, and "Binco
then the property has almost trebled
in value.
Owing to lack of sufficient funds in
the high school treasury the necessary,
money will be taken from the common
school fund. A special meeting of tho
hoard has been called for Wednesday
HOOD to vote tliis money.
COUNCIL TALKS
ON WATER BONDS
Aqueduct Issue of $23,000,000 Is Taken
Up, but Action in the Matter
Is Laid Over for One
Day
DUoUMion of the proposed Issue of
$23,000,000 bond! was begun in the
council yesterday, but as .he session
was adjourned to this morning to
count the returns Oi the CahU«nga
election no act inn wiih taken.
The council will ho In wesHlon three
days, thus krcplnjf within the law,
providing that ballot! mmi be c«rtlfl«4
to on the Monday following the *-i« <■-
lion, and dlHpOllßg Of other pending
IjUHIIICSS.
Tho water bonds will come up again.
The Elm Incident
Washington *v taking forma] oon
,mand "' ''"■ Continental army at Cam
bridge. He crooked his arm, plucod hla
elbow uKulntit the historic elm and
rested |lIS head on hla hand. Then he
addres.scil the ill-assorted Kitthering of
patriots. In tho midst of bis n-inarka
his elbow suddenly glided from the tree
ami Washington completely lost hla
equilibrium
"Why didn't you inform me," said
l< general with dignity, "that
this tree waH a slipper) elmT" Perrlne
Lunibuil In Woman's Home Companion.

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