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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
SECURITIES IN
TORPID MARKET
TRADING IS IDLE LATE IN
TKE DAY
Fluctuation. Narrow but Undertone
Is Firm — Call Money Easy and
"his Has Reassuring
v Effect
By Aaociatkd Press.
NIOV YOUkA July 12.— Tho market for se
curltls became \torpld today, the activity
dwlr/ling until a\ times late in tho day the
tiQing was idle. \
.'he fluctuations were correspondingly narrow
>vi the undertono \was firm. The oompara
|»ely caey tone of tho call money market to
lay had a reassuring effect. The. progresslvo
*slng of tho claim oil market since tho pinch
£ Wednesday proclUdea the supposition, that
|he banks are Dear Uhe limit of their surplus
Jeeerves. The Vniofj. raclfle and Atchison
bond issues were subjects of continued dis
■cussion The subscription warrants for tho
Union racltio bonds iverc listc.l on tho stock
exchange and after se'jllng down to BSM OMltt,
distinguished themselves by an advance to 91
cents at which cash 1 sales were made. As
only 14,000,000 of the- 17)5,000,000 offered to stock
holders at 90 wei-o applied for, the source of
the new demand at a higher price was a
n ystery. On tho curb the full paid subscrip
tion warrants went an low as 87^1, compared
with 88, tho hyndlcate subscription price. One
oC the subjects of comment was tho expecte.l
publication on Sunday ot llmlings of the Inter
state commerce commission on the Harrlman
firmly held during th<- day. Tho stagnation of
tho market was Itself n feature In the latter
part of the day, but the gains wore held to a
firm closing.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par valuj,
$1,003,000.
Government bonds wrro unchanged on call.
New York Stocks
By Associated Pre»».
NEW YORK, July 12.— following were
the official quotations on the stock exchange:
Open. High. Low.
Adurn:; Express 145
£8600 Amalgamated Copper 88% 87% 88%
. 100 American Car & Fdy.... 43 43 43
do pfd „.■•■• 9944
American Cotton Oil 31
do pfd • 86
'..'...'. American Express 210
American Hide & Lthr 19
3003 00 American Ice 62% 65 60
American Linseed Oil 104
do pfd M H
2002 00 American Locomotive ...58 6714 67%
do nfd I°4^
■'4706 American Smelt & Rfg...117% 117% 115%
, .... do pfd 10 «
100 American Sugar Rfg ....122 122 122
9fio American Tobacco 86 8414 85%
16001 600 Anaconda Mining 68% 56% 67
29002 900 Atchison 9014 83% 90
do i.fd 92^
ATTORN EYS.AT.LAW
UWYEKS' L'iAQUE-PKOBAIE, COB-
poratlon, bankruptcy, adjustments, col-
lections and all legal matters promptly
Attended to. here and rn.ll over tho world,
by able, responsible and bonded lawyers.
Ex-Judge C. C. POLK in charge of the
Los Angeles department. 428-9 Mer-
chants' Trust Bldg.
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE! LAWS A
specialty. No fee without success. E.
P. MOREY. 621 Stimson blk.. cor. 3d
' and Spring. Phone 6718. Open even-
Ings.
DIVORCK — ADVICE FREE: NO
fee without success; private. 122 W.
THIRD ST.. room 221. 1 to 8 p. m.
R J. ADCOCK, ATTORNEY. 307 BUL-
LARD BLOCK.
BUSINESS PErtSONALB
S^A^THEIrrPILLOWsTiKNOVAi'ED AT
ACME FEATHER WORKS, 758 San
: Pedro at. Tel. Sunset Main 1166;
■ Home 8041.
SPECIAL NOTICES
. :; Or PUMPIN*~OttT
CESSPOOLS
No wonder you are sick. Cesspools
should be cleaned once a year. You
may have three or four In your yard
now that are throwing oft dangerous
erases. Pump them out and save your
health.
L. A. SANITARY CO.
Phones — K9148 or Temple 533.
FREE
EXCURSION
MANCHESTER
HEIGHTS
A high gctido subdivision only
one block from the new $14,-
0 public school on Manches-
ter avenue. The tract is com-
posed of 419 lots with a gen-
tle easterly slope which af-
fords an excellent drainage,
and has a splendid uninter-
rupted view of the mountains
and of the cities of Los An-
geles and Hollywood which Is
unsurpassed; ■ for beauty and
grandeur, also having a cool
and refreshing ocean breeze.
v Street Work Free
wihlch Is now progressing, In-
i cry dln the best of cement
works and curbs, streets
graded and oiled, beautiful
strih't trees planted in the
parkways. MANCHES T E R
HE'IOMTS has tho "nest soil
In (Southern California and an
nb/undance of artesian water.,
s.jiles have been made to date
pAgregating over $68,000.
/Prices Only $250 to. $750
' On easy monthly payments,
'Y call at our office for free
§WtK- HAMILTON-
'A OSWALD CO.
s\ 225 West ;'
'Second Street
4004 00 Atlantic Coast Line 8014 OOVi »
1 300 Baltimore & Ohio 97% 97V4 97<4
4004 00 do pfd 88 88 86
1 200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 67 WA 66%
12001 200 Canadian Pacific 176% 174 174%
Central of New Jersey 175
13001 300 Chesapeake & Ohio 34% 34 Vi 34%
2002 00 Chicago Great Western.. Ills, 11% lHi
1001 00 Chicago & Northwestern. 148% 14814 147%
.V..... V.... Chicago Terminal 6
do pfd ' 12%
C C C & St Louis 147%
3 00 Colorado Fuel & 1r0n.... 3114 31% 3111,,
9009 00 Colorado & Southern 25 24% 21V4
do Ist pfd 59Vi
2002 00 do 2d pfd 4814 46% 46
Consolidated Gas 117%
1001 00 Corn Products 17% 17% 17
1 00 do pfd 72% 72% 73
2002 00 Delaware & Hudson ....170 169% 170
Del Lack & Western 460
2 00 Denver & Rio Grande.... 27% 27% 27%
1 00 do pfd 70% 70% 70
Distillers' Securities 6414
1 900 Erie. '.... 24% 2414 24%
do Ist pfd , 68V,
3 00 do 2d pfd ;...41% 41 40%
2 00 General Electric 13614 136% 13t)
1 00 Illinois Central 141% 141% 141
1 00 International Paper 16 14% 14%
do pfd 1 7114
International Pump • 23%
1 00 do pfd 72% 72% 72
lowa Central •■• 18
do pfd 38%
Kansas City Southern 2514
do pfd 66
8008 00 Louisville & Nashville... 114% 114%
Mexican Central 21 Vi
2 00 Minneapolis &St Louis.. 41% 40 42
1001 00 Minn St P & Ste M 103% 10314 104
do pfd 188
1001 00 Missouri Pacific 74% 74% 73%
1001 100 Mis Kan & Texas 33% 6514 6614
1001 00 do pfd 6514 6514 65%
National Lead 60%
. . National Rwy Mexico «... 6014
6006 00 New York Central 112% 112% 112
2002 00 N V Ont & Western 38 3714 37%
Norfolk & Western 75
do pfd 60
North American 67%
3003 00 Pacific Mall 25% 2714 28
91009 100 Pennsylvania 122% 121% 122
Peoples' Gas 90%
Pitts C C & St Louis 08
6006 00 Pressed Steel Car 35 34% 35
2002 00 do pfd 90 90 89
.■. ■ Pullman Palace Car 160
308003 0800 Reading 102% 101% 102%
do Ist pM 79
do 2d pfd 78
Republic Steel 27%
2002 00 do pfd 8314 S3 83
2002 00 Rock Island 21% 21% 21?
2002 00 do pfd 47 47 4614
Rubber Goods pfd • "5
2002 00 St Louis &S V 36 35% 35
St Louis & S W .• 21
"6600" 6600 Southern Pacino "."""." 78 % 78H W4
60 D Southern Pacific 78% 78% 78%
6006 00 do pfd 111% 111% 111%
6006 00 Southern Railway 20 19% 10%
do pf,l '6«H
Tennesnn Coal & Iron 143
. Texas & Pacific 2914
' 600 Tor St Louis & Westn.. 27% 27H 27%
12001 200 do pfd 60 ' 4!»i 49%
6006 00 Union Pacific 133% 138% 137%
do pfd «'
United States Express .... I™
2002 00 United States Realty .... 54% M 53
2002 00 United States Rubber.... 3U'i 38% .>'.
3003 00 do pfd 101% 100% 100
255002 5500 United States Steel 36% 36 36?
18001 800 do pfd MT4 »* 5»J4
4004 00 VirsinU Carolina Chem. 25 25 _ 25%
"'iio w»b°Mh M .■.■.■.■."■.■.:::::::::: m jjvi m
5005 00 do pfd 24% 24 24
Wells Fnrgo Express 2SO
.:". Westlnghouse Electric .. .... .••• "'
' ■ 400 Western Union 77% 77% 77*
Wheeling & Lake Erie .... 101
Wisconsin Central JJ
• 700Nor?he P m Pac{no"::.":":i27% 127" 127£
Central Leather •• ••■•• Jfa
6006 00 do fJhonVew'BtVel'i"!. 67% 67 57
son Sloss Bheineld St^l &I. Mi 6< 57
42004 200 Great Northern pfd 130% 130 131%
coo Inter Metropolitan 1* ■ 15% «'«
8008 00 do pfd •• 44J4 44 &>%
Total sales for the (lay 239,100 shares.
New York Bonds
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.— The following were
the closing prices for bonds todaj :
U 8 ref 2s reg ....105 Japan 4 Vis cert.. 90J4
do coupon 10! do 4'.4s crt 2d s 85%
US 3s reg 102* L& N unl l 45 .... 9 .™
do coupon 103 Man en gld 45.. 95
V S new 4s reg.... 12814 Mcx Cent 4s 80
do coupon 128"/« do Ist 1nc ...... 21V4
Am Tobae 4S 67 Minn &St L 45.. 87
do 6s 103% MX& T 4S 96
Atchison gen 45.... 68% do 2ds ••■• 83
do adj 48 86 NRyM en 45.. S2«,
Atl Coast L4s .... 95 NY Cent gn 3Vis 90Vfc
B & A 4s 98% N J Cent sn 65.121%
do 3V4s 90 North Pac 45....100H
Brook R T cv 45.. 79 do 3s 60«,
Cent of Ga 6s 10394 Nor & W en 4s. 95
do "a mc 70 Ore S L rfdg 4s. RBV4
do 3d mc 56 Pcnn cv 3%s 94
Ches & O 4V4s 100<,4 Reading Gen 45.. Wi
Chi & Alt 3>,4s 67% StL & I M c 65. .109^
C B & Q new 45.. 51% StL & S F fg 4s 78
CRI& P4s 60 StL Sw en 45.... 72
do col 6s 8714 Seabd A L 45.... 70
C C C & St L g 4s 97% South Pac 4b 86,2
Colo Ind 5s serA.. 6214 do Ist 4s cert.. 91%
Colo Mid 4s 68 South Ry 5s 105%
Colo & South 45.. 69% Tex & Pac lsts..H2Vi
Cuba 5a 103 Tol StL & W 4s. 74
D&n a4s 93 Union Pac 45.... 79%
Dlst Secur 5s 83% U S Steel 2d ss. 96H
Brie prior lien 4s. 92 Wabash lsts ....10714
Erie Gen 4s 80 West Md 4s .... 73V4
Hock Valley 4s 100% Wheel & L E 4s. 80
Japan 6s 94% Wls Cent 4s 85
do 6s 2d ser 55 Jap 4s 79H
Boston Stocks and Bonds
By Associated Press.
BOSTON. July 12— The following were the
official quotations for stocks and bonds today:
Atch adj 4s 87Vi Amalgamated .... 88U
do 4s 96% Atlantic 13%
Mcx Central 45.... 79\(. Blngham XWt
Atchison 9014 Cal & Hec 825
do pfd 92V4 Centennial 9JV4
Rost & Albany ....214 Copper Range. .-.. 80
Rost & Maine 160 Daly West 16
Boat Elevated 135 Franklin 14
Fit.-hburg pfd 120 Granny 125
Mcx Central 19V4 Isle Royaie 19
NY Nil & H 163 Mass Mining 5%
Union Pacific 137V4 Michigan 14
Am Pneu Tube .... 6 Mohawk 82
Am Bugar 121% Mont C & C .... 2T»
do pfd 120 Old Dominion .... 46',t
■\m Tel & Tel ....106 Osceola 127
Am Woolen 25 Parrot 20^i
,lo pfd 96«. i Qulnry 117>,4
Ivl Elec 111 212 Shannon 17%
Mass Elec 18 Tamarack 106
do pfd 6S Trinity 24
Mass Gas 58 United Copper .. 63
United Fruit 109',& U S Mining 48>4.
Untd Shoe Mach.. 49Ms U 8 Oil 10%
,lo pfd 27 Utah 67
0 S Steel 36% Victoria "V 4
fl 0 „f,i 99% Winona Rft
\dvemuro JVi Wolverine 150
Allouez 45 Mitchell 13
North IMtte 831J Cal & Ariz 166
Hut ti cv.iilltlon 25 Ariz Com 24V4
Nevada 14
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.— Money on call, fln.i;
4% PT cent; ruling rate, 3%; closing bid, 2H;
offered, 3.
Time lonns stronK. sixty days, 5 per cent;
ninety days, a\i\ six months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5\4@3 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual business
in bankers' bills at $4.8Cr.(iW4.5655 for demand
and at $4.8M0f!4.8M5 fnr sixty day bills.
Posted rates, $1.54fn4.87 1,2.1 ,2.
Commercial bills, $!.S3Vb.
Bar silver, 67'4c.
Mexican dollars, s'/Se.
Bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregular.
Treasury Statement
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July U.— Today"! treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance. $252,
607,496; gold coin and bullion, $67,181,487; gold
certlncates. $50,712,060.
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 13. -Sugar, raw, steady;
fair refining, S.StMci centrifugal. 96 test,
3.83i,ic: molasses sugar, S.084o; refined, steady.
Coffee futures steady; sales 20.P00 bngs. Aug.
D.6oc; Sept. 5.60 c; Oct. 5.65 c; Dec. IS.Ufts.7o<Si
Jan. 5.70 c; March. 6.66ify5.80e: June. 6.85 c;
spot coffee steady; Rio, No. 7, 0Ho; Santos No.
4, 74e; mild, quiet; Cordova, 9@l2>/ic.
San Francisco Shipping
| By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July I!'.— Arrived : Kt.am
|ar MrxK:uiiH, Knllna Cnil and Han ni. X'>.
Sailed: Btearaer NonhlunU, San Pedro.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1907.
MINING QUOTATIONS
San Francisco mining exchange quotation!,
furnlihed by Erneat Kennedy & Co., 128 West
aixth street. Log Angeles. July 12:
Atlanta
Blue Dell
Blue null
Illk i:ut to Bonanza..
Elk Butte Ex
Booth
Butte Cloldfteld
C. O. D
Columbia Mtn .-...:...
Columbia Ex
Com. Fraction
Commonwealth
Conqueror
Daisy
Daisy Ex
Dl Blk Butte C0n....
Dixie
Empire
Florence
Great Bend
rioldfleld Con
Jumbo
Jumbo Ex
Kewanas
Lagunu
Lone Star
Lou Dillon
Mohawk
M..lm\vk Ex
Nevada Gold Held
Oro
Red Hills
Red Top
Red Top Ex
Sandstorm
Silver Pick
Silver Pick Ex
St. Ives
Triangle
Yoltow Tiger
BULLFRO
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Mustnng Man
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The Metal Market
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12. -Spot tin was Cs low
er i.t £180 In the London market, with futures
advanced £1 Is to £181 10s. Locally the mar
ket was easy with spot quoted at $40.00!541.25.
Copper was lower In London with spot
quoted at £96 10s and futures at £88 15b or £1
10s lower. Locally the market was dull and
nominal with lako quoted at $21.87Vi®22.85;
electrolytic, $21.60®21.75; casting, t31.C0921.60.
Lead unchanged at $5.20®5.25 and at £20 15s
in London.
Spelter was i ..changed at £24 Bs in the Lon
don market and at $6.15@6.20 in the local mar
ket.
Iron unchanged In the English market with
standard foundry quoted at 56s and Cleveland
warrants at siis 3d. Locally tho market was
weak but without change.
San Francisco Mining Stocks
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.— The official
quotations for mining stocks today were:
Andes 16 Mexican 49
Helcher 24 Occidental Con ....U8
Best & Belcher .... 65 Ophlr 170
Bullion 17 Overman 8
Caledonia 12 Potosl 10
Challenge Con 13 Savage 58
Chollar 9 Scorpion 5
Confidence 61 Sas Belcher 4
Con Cal & Va 54 Sierra Nevada .... 32
Con Imperial 1 silver Hill 5*
Crown Point 16 Union Con 24
Exchequer 27 t'tah Con 5
Gould & Currlo 12 Yellow Jacket 91
Hale & Norcross .... 49
' GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-Fancy apples,
$J. 60; common, 60c; strawberries, $4-00®6.00;
blackberries, $2. 50©:!. 50; raspberries, J4.005/ii.OO;
common pears. $1.00; fancy, $1.25; common
peaches. 75c; fancy, $1.25; common plums, 50c;
tancy. $1.00; navel oranges, $1.25<&3.50; Mcxi
can limes, $4.00; common California lemons,
$2.25; good to choice, $3. 4.00; fancy, $4.6offr
5 .00; fancy cantaloupes, $3.25; common. $2.25(u>
2 .50; bananas, fl.00OB.60; pineapples, $2.50@<3.00.
Dried Fruit Prices
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12. -The market for evapo
rated apples is without fresh features; spot
quotation being more or less nominal for the
time being; fancy, 8lic; prime, 7Vi4f7!jcj poor,
to fair, 6%7c.
Prunes, firmer on coast; quotations range
from 4«i@l3'^c for California fruit and from
4%iij9c for Orcgons up to 30s and 40s.
Apricots unchanged; choice, 22c; fancy, 22©
Me.
Poaches quiet; choice. lH4@l2V6c; extra
choice, 12V£&13c; fancy, 13@13'.4c; extra fancy,
1 4H14H0. V
Raisins quiet on spot with loose muscatels
a; 8%@10c: seeded raisins, 7Vir?l3c; London
layers, $1,501^1.65.
MANUFACTURERS ANXIOUS
TO CATCH UP ON ORDERS
By Associated Press.
. NEW YORK, July 12.— Brad«treet's tomorrow
will say: . activity
The leading Industries note great activity
with summer shutdowns limited by tha
desire of manufacturers to catch up with or
ders. Price* of commodities as a whole are
at a high midsummer ■ level. Building is less
active at some centers, but of record volume
at other centers, and prices of lumber and
ether materials reflect some Irregularities. De
mand for structural material is light, but some
heavy business Is pending. Copper Is much
lower, the long expected "official" break in
prices having materialized. Some new busi
ness followed as the result of the new prices,
but so far there has been no indication of a
new buying movement and there is a question
as whether ■ prices i have been lowered to In
dued an active demand from American con-
Wheat, Including flour, exports from ' the
United States for the week ending July 11, ag
gregated 3.264,71! bushels against 1,952,237 the
name week last year. , .
If you want to no east, C. Hay Jock,
Asent Illinois Central R. X.. U8 W. rilxth.
SWEET POTATOES
FROM COACHELLA
FIRST LOT SOLD AT FANCY
FIGURES
Northern Apples Will Be in the Mar.
ket Next Week, Coming by
Steamer — More Eastern
Cheese Arrives
Very choice sweet potatoes from Coachella
have appeared in the local market. Riohard
ln four-Inch crates, 20 lbs, the first lot selling
at UMc a pound. The swoets were selling
yesterday at 1214 c Not enough havo arrived
to be. posted at the exchange.
Other fresh supplies will come from the
north, whora purchases of Alexander and
Qravensteln apples have been niado by the
Frank Simpson Fruit company for early ship
ment to Los Angeles. The apple crop will
yrobably be short, based on calculations of
large growers. Uellellucrs, it la said, will be
limited In yield.
Sales on 'chango were 20 cases of local case
count eggs at 21c; one llmburger cheese at
20c. Case count eggs, bid, 21c; asked, 22c;
eastern storage, bid, 18c: asked, 20c.
No chango In butter, receipts light.
More eastern eh(esc arrived yesterday.
Cantaloupes have declined two bits a crate
all around, nnd local peaches and cucumbers
are lower. Tho market Is flooded with can
taloupes from tht Imperial valley.
In tho Central market tomatoes are Jobbing
at 50g70c a box; apricots at $2.00; plums at
6«?75c; satesumab at 5100. Strawberries are
going to tho canneries at 3c a pound.
Fresh fish very scarce.
Produce Receipts
Eggs, caseH 313
Butter, pounds 11.012
Cheese, pounds 2.160
Onions, sacks
Potatoes, sack! 1.602
Beans, sacks none
Sweet potatoes, sacks none
Produce Prices
Following are wholesale Jobbing prices
quoted by the Frank Simpson Fruit company:
ORANGES— (Per box)— Fancy Valenclas, $3.00
©4.00 according to size; choice, $2.75ig3.75.
Fancy Mediterraneans, $2.35<g>2.75.
APPLES— (Per box)— New stock in lugs, $1.15
©1.35.
BANANAS— Fancy Port Llmons, per lb., 5®
s',ic; crates extra. 50c.
GRAPE FRUIT— (Per box)— Seedless, $3.00;
seedlings, $2.50.
POTATOES-(Per cwt.)— Fancy Minnesota
Burbanks, $2.00®'2.25; fancy new crop Peerless
or White Rose, $2.25; fancy new crop, Early
Rose, $2.00@2.25.
ONIONS-Fancy sllversklns. $3.26@3.50; yel
low Danvcrs. $3.501R3.76.
VEGETABLES— Beets, per sack, 85c; do doz.
bchs. 50c. String beans, lb., 6@6c; do wax,
6i36c. Cabbage, per sack, $1.25: do cwt., $2.00
(crates extra 35c) Carrots, per sack, $1.16;
do doa. bunches. 60c. Chilis, green, per lb.,
20c. Garlic, par lb., 12c. Lettuce, common,
per doz.. 30c; do Giant, per doz., 36c; Leeks,
per doz.. 60c. Onions, green, per dor., 35c.
Peas, green, per lb.. 4®!^. Radishes, per doz.,
25c. Spinach, nor doz., 3,'>e. Turnips, per sack,
75c. Tomatoes, per crate, $1.75<it2.ii0. Squash,
20-lb. boxoß, 65{?7Cc. Cucumbers, 7sgooc.
FIGS— SOc to 75c: per drawer.
CHILIS— (Per lb.)— String, fancy, 12c; Chill
Telpinn. $1.25; Chill Molltlo, hot, 12c.
BUTTER— Creamery, extras, 28»ic; creamery
firsts, 26UiS'27c; cooking. 2JM,c
CANTALOUPES— Pony crates (54), $1.50;
standards, $2.25©2.50: apricots, 52.00i52.25.
PEACHES-Lug boxes, freestones, $1.00@1.26;
So clings, $1.00<Q;1.25.
CHEESE— (Per lb.)— Anchor brand. Califor
nia, 15@16c; Young America (8 lbs.), 19c; Hand
(3 lbs.), 20c; fancy full cream California, 15c;
lmburger, Edelweis, fancy case lots, 18c; do
less quantity, • 19c; Swiss, fancy Imported
wheels, 31c; do cut, 32c: do domestic blocks,
2c; Oregon cream brick, Shield brand, 2^c;
German breakfast, per box, $1.00; Eastern sin
gles, per lb., ISc; Twins, ISc; Daisys, 18c; Long
Horns, 19c.
EGGS— California ranch, per dozen. 24e; case
count, 22c.
BEANS E. C— (Per 100 lbs.)— Small white,
18. Mi Lady Washington. $3.00; pinks, No. 1,
$3.00: llmas, $4.75^5.00; Garvanzas, $4.50;
lentils. Imported. $10.00.
NUTS— (Per lb.)— Almonds, fanes-. IXL and
No Plus, 19c; Brazils, 17c; filberts, 13c; pecans,
large, 18c; peanuts, California, raw. 6V40; do
eastern. SWc; do roasted, 2c additional; wal
nuts, fancy No. 1, 151ic: do small No. 2, 12c;
pine nuts, 18c; cocoanuts, per doz., 90c.
HONEY— (Per lb.)— Comb, fancy water white,
frame, 16c; do light amber, 14c; extracted,
water white, 60-lb. cans. 7c.
DRIED FRUITS— (Per lb.)— Apples, evapo
rated, 60s, B>4c; apricots, fancy, 25-lb. boxes,
18c; dates, golden bulk, 70s, fancy, lie; do 1-lb.
pkgs., 30 to case, fancy, per pkg. , 7c; do
Fards, 601, per pkg. . Boi do 12s, per pkg., 9o;
figs, black. 25-lb. boxes, per box, $1.10; do
white, 10 16-oz. pkgs. to box, per box. 75c; do
60 H-lb. pUffs. to case, per case, $1.85; do 61)
R-oz. pkgs. In case, per case. $1.65; lemon and
orange peel, fancy 10-lb. boxes, per lb., 15c;
nectarines. 25-lb. boxes, per „., 10c; peaches,
evaporated, 255, fancy, per lb., 12V4c: do 255,
choice, per lb., 12c; pears, evaporated, fancy,
25-lb. box. per lb., HVic; pitted plums, 36-lb.
boxes, per lb., 10c.
PRUNES— (Per Fancy Santa Clara
county stock, 2S-lb. boxes, 30s to 40s, 9c; 40s
to 60s, 7^c; 50a to 60s, 6',ic; SOs to 70s, 6c; 70s
to 80s, s<4c; 80s to 90s, sc; 90s to 100s, 4'ic.
RAISINS— London layers, 3 crown, per box.
$1.75; do 2f«, 2 crown, per box, $1.65; do 60s,
8 crown, per box, $4.25; loose, muscatels, 50s,
2 crown, per lb., 8e: do 60s, 3 crown, per lb.,
9c; do 60s, 4 crown, per lb., 10c; Sultanas,
5 0-lb., boxes per lb., BV4c.
MISCELLANEOUS— fancy . rice,
eastern, per lb., 4 1 >ie; Saratoga chips, per lb.,
20 c.
B ERRlES—S trawberries, Troplco Beauty,
per crate, 90c; loganberries. H-lb. baskets, per
basket, 3',4®5c: blackberries, %-lb. baskets,
per basket, 4WSC: dewberries, %-lb. baskets,
per basket, Wile: raspberries, ',t-lb. basket,
per basket, li(fT7c.
CEREAL GOODS — Wholesale prices are as
Family flour (white wheat blended) per bar
rel—
AIA Al (lour $6.60
010 1 lobe, flour 6.25
Made of select California white wheat.
Silver Star flour $3.20
X flour 4.60
filghth bbls. 20c per bbl. higher.
Bakers' flour (made of eastern hard wheat)
per bbl.) '
Globo flour $6.25
Eastern graham 6.25
Eastern whole wheat flour 6.25
Blended wheat flours—
Bakers' A 1 flour , $5.30
Tinkers' Magnolia flour 6.20
Bakers' pastry flour 6.00
Eastern ryo 6.00
AIA Al flour Is retailed at $1.60 per «4 sack and
85 c8 85c per % sack. Globo family, $1.75 per ',4
sack and 90c per Vi sack.
MEALS AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 lbs.).
Lbs.
,:.:.:',, :.:.:', 10 25 50
AI flour 3.30
Pastry flour 3.10
Graham Hour 3.00 2.95 2.90
Corn meal, W & V 3.00 2.95 2.90
Whole wheat flour 3.10 3.05 8.00
Rye flour 3. C0 3.55 3.50
Cracked wheat 3.60 3.55 3.50
Farina 3.30 3.65 3.50
Wheat flakes , 1-60
do per bbl. 125 lbs. net „- . 4.23.
GRAIN AND FEED (100 Wheat No. I,
$1.70; do (100-lb. sack), $1.75; corn. $1.60;
cracked corn. $1.65; feed meal, $1.70; bran,
heavy, $1.30; rolled barley, $1.40; oil cake meal,
$2.50; seed rye. $1.75; shorts, $1.45; Egyptian
corn, $1.65: white, oats, $1.90.
HAY— (Per ton)— Choice wheat hay. $22©24;
No. 1 wheat or wheat and oat. $18(ii>21; do No.
2,2 2, '$14^16.60: choice tame oat, $18#2O; other
tame oat, »11@15; wild oat, $11©14: stock hay,
$B@9; alfalfa, 5U@12.50; straw, 80itj<90c.
Retail Prlc»3
Following prices for lending articles of con
sumption prevail at the Los Angeles stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, fancy 70
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Poppy 65
Cooking butter 55
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen 30
Potatoes, fancy. 100 lbs. $2.75
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.— Fancy creamery
butter, 2C',»r; seconds, 23@2C0. Cheese, new,
14Vic; old, I3'»c; eastern, 12e: Young America,
1>4c;1 11>4c; western. 14V4c. Ranch eggs, 10©23Hc;
store. 25e: eastern. ,18@2Oc.
CHICAGO. July 12.— the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm; creameries,
20@24c;2 0@24c; dairies, ITOKa Eggs firm at mark,
rases Included, 13<??14c; firsts, 13c; prlmo firsts,
14 c.1 14c. Cheese, steady, 12@l3Wc
* '■•■■.■ ...',. 4 ' »' . — :—:: — : . ' ■ ', •
Homeless children received and placed
lnI In houses for adoption. Apply Rev. O.
V Rice, Superintendent Children's Home
■oclety, 334 Bradbury . building; ■ Loa ■ An- ;
celes. . 1
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
<g> Shipment* of orange* and !em- <$>
■$> on* from Loa Angeles Tuesday, ♦
<«> Jnlr 10, reported by the California ♦
<i> Fruit Growers* exchange, were IS <J>
A carloads of oranges and IS cars <•>
<*> of lemons. ®
<*> Total to date there were ahlpped '•■
<$> 24,814 carloads, of which 2688 were «*>
<$> lemons. . - ®
4> Last aenson «o rtate there were <*■
<$> shipped 23,878 carloads, of which <$>
<£> 3054 were lemons. $>
<$> <$<£><$•<$■<$><$>■$ <$><» <$><$><$<i> <$><$>$><$> <*
FINANCIAL
LOS ANQELES, July 12. -Bank clearings
were 12,068,917.24 against $1,1104.346.81 for the cor
responding day last year, an increase of 1143,
670.43. Following U a comparative statement:
IW7. 1W«. WOS.
July 8 12,211,460.78 fl, 961,412.63 $2,066,104.90
July U 1,974.709.15 1,612,938.64 1,811,873.49
July 10 2,839,024.44 2,604,U!)9.18 2,277,007.48
July 11 2,400,2*2.43 2,327,31a.3S 2,024,181.43
July 12 2,063,917.24 1,904,346.81 1.645,163.11
LOB ANQELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Official sales-10 Associated Oil at |29; 1 Oer
man American Savings Bank stock at »30S; 100
Columbia Oil at 74; 10 Weßtern Union at |450.
Bank Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Bank of Los Angeles 126.00
Bank of Bouthern California 106.00
California Savings Hank 125.00
(Capital 1175,000 paid up).
Citizens' National 260.00
Commercial National 140.00
First National 420.00 427.00
German American Savings ..,.300.00 32". 00
Globe Savings Bank 206.00 112.00
($160,000 paid up).
Merchants' Trust Co 96. .0
National Bank of Commerce 127.00
Security Savings Bank 250.00 285.00
Slate Hank and Trust Co 90.00
Bonds
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil !«) 90
Home Telephone Co 80 al
L A. Stove Co 103
Pacific Light ani Power C 0.... 98 103
Pasadena Home T & T Co 81
Santa Monlea Home T & T Co.. .. S2V4
San Diego Home T & T Co 80
Santa Barbara Electric Rwy.. .. 100
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Cal. Portland Cement Co 58.00
Edison Electric, common 70.00
Komo Telephone pfd 56.00 60.00
L. A. Athletic Club 10. 75
L. A. Investment Co 2.00 3.06
Occidental Life Ins. Co 145.00
Riverside Home T & T Co 60.00
U S L D T & T Co. pfd 60.00
Union Trust Co 47.00
Oil Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil 28.00 29.25
Central 1.10
Columbia 73K 76.00
Continental 14
Fullerton Oil CO .60
Globe , 09
Mtxlcan Petroleum 1.28 1.57
Cllnda Land Co 10 .15
Reed Crude 11
Rice Ranch Oil 2.60
I-nlon 19100 102.75
Western Union 440.00 465.00
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales— Listed— 4ooo California Hills at
l'4c- 5000 Consolidated Mlnlnes at lc; 3000 Cali
fornia Hills M. Co. at l!4c; 1000 do at l%c (B.
30); 3000 Clark Copper at 14%@15c; 1000 Eldo
rado Canyon at ,2. 50.
-ALIFORNILA
(Oreenwater district)
Bid. Asked.
Clark Copper Co 1454 .15H
Furnace Creek Copper 50
Furnace Creek Ex. Copper 14V4 .11%
Kempland Copper Co 1.00
Cal. Hills M. Co 04H
Consolidated Mines Co 00% .01
Golden Harvest M & M Co .50' A
NEVADA
(Goldfield district)
Bid. Asked.
Goldfleld Con. Mines 8.25
Ooldflold Wild Horse 03 .06
(Johnnie district. Nye county)
Bid. Asked.
Johnnie. Con. (i. M. Co 10% .11%
Mohawk Johnnie 14
(Searchlight district)
Bid. Asked.
Cyrus Noblo 04
Gold Coin 25 .88
Nevada Searchlight 01 .01T4
Searchlight M & M Co .99
Searchlight Parallel 02 .04
Searchlight Western 03V4 .08
OREGON
Bid. Asked.
Joseph Ball Copper .60
LIVERPOOL, July iz.— Wheat-Steady. No.
2 red western, winter. 7s 2d; futures steady.
July, 7s %d; September, 7s 2%d; December,
7s 4%d.
GENERAL TRADE CHANNELS
SHOW BRISK BUSINESS
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.— R. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say:
There is not the customary complaint of mid
summer dullness In general trade channels,
while the demand for seasonable fabrics is
rapidly depleting stocks that threatened to be
carried over. Brisk retail trade Is accom
panied by more prompt collections, and many
cities that were slew to respond to the better
feeling now sen! satisfactory reports. Jobbers
fall and winter merchandise and Interior buy
ers are active In tho primary markets. Manu
facturing returns tell of large orders on hand
nd very hiavy production during the first half
of the year.
Woolens are not act lye, new lines of men's
wear being opened dally without attracting
much attention, and little development is an
ticipated before the end of the month.
SAN PEDRO MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press.
SAN PBDRO, July 12.— Tho freight an.l paa
uengor steamer Hunalel, Capt. Havens, ar
rived this morning from San Francisco and
way purts with a cargo consigned to tho Cres
cent Warehouse company. She will clear on
the return trlii tomorrow night.
The steamer Charles Nelson, Capt. I'reel.lo,
cleared today for Eureka, having In tow tho
barkentine James Johnson, Capt. Bennecke.
Both vessels will load return cargoes of lum
ber for this port.
The bark Hecla, Capt. Nolson, finished dis
charging her lumber cargo and sailed today in
ballast for Tacoma to rdol 0.
Tho steamer Coaster. Capt. H'frglns. will
finish discharging a lumber cargo tomorrow,
and Is scheduled to clear tomorrow for Astoria
via San Francisco to reload.
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.— Pink beans, $2.40
3 2.50; lima, $s.2t>sjs.3f>: small white. 3c; largo
white, (2.50(02.70; Early Roue potatoes, $2 40©
2 50; Oregon Burbanks, |2.75; new potatoes, $3.00:
fancy onions, $4.M; common, 12.00; green peas,
48i5c;4 48i5c; green peppers, 6<3Bc; tomatoes. 60o@fl/*j;
summer squash, 50@G5c; asparagus, 4if lie; rhu
barb, J1.60@1.75: garlic. 3(&4c: cucumbers, Dow
60 c; mushrooms, 20f«25c.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Flour, family
extras, $4.85@5.30; bakers' extras, Jl.Co4i-I.KiP;
Oregon and Washington. $3.76©4.50; shipping
wheat, Jl.4Mjl.iiO; milling, $1.G5@1.65; feed bar
lcy, $1.21H&1.23%{ brewing, »1.23%(&1.26H; che
valier, 11.36; red oats, $1.371101.50; white, $1.40
I 50; black, $2.00; middlings, $27.00030.00;
mixed feed, $23.00 lS 1 25.00: oatmeal, $4.10; oat
groats,. $4. 50; rolled oats, $6.00®7.25; wheat hay
$17.509118.50; wheat and oat, $!).00®16.00; wild
oat, $8.60©12.60; tame oat, $9.00®16.00; alfalfa.
60813.50:6 0813.50:. 50: straw, 45@85c.
Receipts-Flour, 13,636; wheat, 1070; barley,
6C75;6 C75; oats. SB; beans, 35; corn. 65; potatoes,
M: onions, 660; bran, 310; middlings, 210;
hay, 303; hops, 17; hides," 3249; wine, 29,760.
Chicago Live Stock
By Assoclnted Press.
CHICAGO, July 12.— Catties-Receipts 16,000;
strong: beeves, *4.T5®T.10; cows. *4.75@5.80;
heifers, $2.60@6.75: calves, »6.00@5.00; good to
prime steers, »5.50®6.30; poor to medium, $1. .5
<5T>.75: stockers and feeders. $2.90®6.25.
Hogs— Receipts !3,000: market . 5o higher:
light 13.55W6.20; mixed. J5.75@6.15; haevy, £L2j
sic 00: rough, *5. 5855 . 6 5; pigs, |5.45@6.05; good
to choice heavy, }5.Mj6.00; bulk of sales, $5.80
c.08...-.-. - \
■■ Sheep-Receipts 6000: strong; natives. »:i.7:.5j>
5.00;5 .00; westerns, $3.75@5.90; yearlings, t6.ooiifli.tW;
lambs, 15.60H7.40; westerns, |3.50@7.60. ■
Clearing House Banks
NAME OFFICERS
Citizens National Bank , „ , a', /• waters.' <sShif«-.
8- W. cor. Third and Main. Capital, $300.000; v Surplus and Profits, $325.000. .
Anfrai Ttantr WILLIAM MEAD, ~
entrai .Bank s w c DUR gin. dashier. ■
N. E. cor. 4th & Broadway. Capital. $100,000; Surplus and Profits. $125,000. ;
The National Bank of Commerce chARLES UEU Ew A ma. F ca e s'hi.r.
X IN LOS ANGELES. , _,«.
N. W. tor. Sixth and Spring. Capital, $MO.00Q; Surplus. mOM-,"
T jnited States National Bank fc *£ &%««'• - M
* B. B. cor. Main and Commercial. Capital, $200,000; .. Burplus and Profits. $50,00*. .
Commercial National Bank w - ,*■ ggftf^f^'- 1 '
* 423 South Spring. Capital. $200.000; Burpluw and Fronts. $40.000.
partners & Merchants National Bank cH^s.^E^LERC-hiir.
■*• Corner Fourth and Main. Capital $1,500,00; Surplus andPronts. $1,600,000.
First National Bank " w^t ss L ha^mo?jd!' cashier. .
Capital Stock, $1,250,000: Surplus. $250,000. '
S. E. cor, S.econ.l and Spring. Undivided Profits. $1.187.747 ■.-■■■.,
■Droadw^y Bank & Trust Company w .A]v. R KENN I Yf'oiihSr. PrM - ' 1
■*-* 308-310 B'dway, Bradbury bldg. Capital, $260,000; Surplus-Und. Profits. $180,000. ;
Merchants National Bank marcoTheuman 8 ' ca»w».
N. E. cor. Second and Main. Surplus and Profits. $450.000. -»■
A merican National Bank F w O woo°D R s D c«hfer.
*"*• B. W. cor. Second and B'dway. Capital. $1,000.000; "rplus and Profits. $135.000,
TVTationamank of California r E i boomm^SSi?.
*■* N. E. Cor. Second & Spring. Capital, $500,000; Surplus-Undivided Profits, $100,090.
O^TBank artd Trust Company ii 6 §* zz R )M 3 BRa I cShi^ w *
° N. W. cor. Second and Spring. Capital. $500.000; Surplus and Profits. mm.
Savings Banks
496 INTEREST PAID ON TERM SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
50^ INTEREST PAID Olf ORDINARY" SAVINGS DEPOSIT* ;'r^#
Sitvtnvn Depsalta In »nvtnsrn Buntm Am
Exempt from Taxation to tha Depoaltec
SouthernCallfornla Savings Bank CA " \JZZ£' KnV9
Southeast Corner Fourth and Spring. ASSETS
Union Trust Bldg. 58.000.000.00
C«« .._!«.. C«»li>^ii R-int CAPITAL AND STJRPMJS
Security Savings Bank , $700,000.00
N. K. Corner Fourth and Spring Bta. ' TOTAL ASSETS
Herman W. Hellman Building. •17,000,000.00
German-American Savings Bank CAPITA U!o?o.oT tw -j
23 South : Spring Street. ASSETS • " ; • __
« rorn»r Mnln and First St». (Branrh> 810.r.n0.00Q g
BANK CLEARINGS
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Bradstre«f» bank
clearings report for the week ending July 11
shows an aggregate of $2,982,623,000 as against
$2,768,461,000 last wtek and $2,845,919,000 in the
corresponding week last year. Canadian clear
ings for the week total $97,545,000 as against
$82,358,000 last week and $85,907,000 in the same
week last year.
—Per cent.—
lnc. Dec.
New York $1,772,031,000 7
Chicago "... 268,404.000 26.8 ....
Boston 171.840,000 7.9 ....
Philadelphia 149,261,000 1.0 ....
St. Louis 69,SC 7 .000 21.6 ....
Plttsburg 56.978.000 10.9 ....
San Fran-lsco 46,077.000 14.8 ....
Baltimore 32.177.000 1.1 ....
Kansas City 29,953,000 10.3 ....
Cincinnati 31.646.000 10.3 ....
New Orleans 18,144,000 4.3 ....
Minneapolis 23,922.000 21.3 ....
Cleveland 21,248,000 15.6 ....
Detroit 15,370,000 7.6 ....
Louisville 14.501.000 13.1 ....
Los Angeles 11.011.000 .... 8.7
Omaha 11.034,000 17.1 ....
Milwaukee 11,083,000 4.0 ....
Seattle ...' 12.032,000 29.3 ....
St Paul ,9.175,000 13.1 ....
Providence 8,067,000 5.8 ....
Buffalo 9,282,000 10.5 ....
lndianapolis 9.216.000 11.9 ....
Denver. 8,707.000 23.9 ....
Fort Worth 6.127.000 3
Richmond 7.546.000 1.8 ....
Albany 8,867,000 53.8 ....
Washington 6,842.000 12.5 ....
Salt Lake City 8,080,000 62.3 ....
Portland, Ore 8.433.000 39.4 ....
Columbus, Ohio 6,910,000 25.4 ....
St Joseph 4,015.000 28.6 ....
Memphis 5,172,000 22.8 ....
Savannah :::::::.:....: 3.251.000 .... 22.5
Atlanta 5.029,000 6.3 ....
Spokane. Wash 6,688,000 60.4 ....
Toledo, Ohio 4,251.000 .... 6.7
Tacoma . 5,086.000 36.4 ....
Nashville 4.377.000 15.8 ....
Rochester ..., 4.022,000 4.9 ....
Hartford ••••"•::::::::::: 4,978.000 ..:* ....
Peorla 2.689.000 03
D cs MoineV".: 31243 ' 124 14.2 ....
Norfolk .' 2.675,000 1i.6 ....
New Haven 3.356.000 15.2 ....
Grand Rapid* ........... • 2.674,000 7.3 ....
SE 2.415,000 11.0 ....
fit*™ *:~ X ::::
& '„«• Mas •-:::: S£B " ::::
Syracuse, '"".'.'.'..' 2.737.000 33.1 ....
Augusta. "Ga. MM.OOO 0.0 ....
MnhlliA 1,827,000 .... *■*
Worcester :::::::::::::::: 1,870,000 14.5 ....
Knoxvllle :::::::: 2,528,000 83.6 ....
Wilmington', "Del 1.587,000 12.9 ....
Chiroston S C 1.332,000 .... 5.7
•Oakland Cal 2.750,000
»HouMon ..:::: 22,695,000 36.6 ....
"Galveston 11,132,000 6.1 ....
Canada
Montreal $ X 3.298.000 5.1 ....
Toronto "••• 27,806,000 10.6 ....
Winnipeg . 13,744,000 28.1 ....
Ottawa ". '3,436,000 20.8 ....
Vancouver," C 4,354.000 67.8 ....
Kn.ll fhk •• • 2,349,000 16. 3 ....
Quebec ... ........."".. 2.383,000 18.1 ....
Victoria. 'b."c."! 1,305,000 .... 4.3
•Not included in totals because containing
other Items in totals because comparisons are
•Not included in totals because comparisons are
lncomplete.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Active Covering by Shorts Causes a
Strong Factor In Wheat — Sep.
tember Shows Gain
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 18.— Active covering by
shorts caused a strong factor In the. wheat
market today with September showing a gain
of He Corn was up %c; oats were %c higher.
Provisions were 7Vt@l7V4@2Oc higher.
The wheat market opened weak because of a
decline of more than Id in Liverpool, and the
cause of the extremely favorable weather In
the northwest. Prices continued to decline
during the first hour and touched a point 1c
below the close of yesterday. About the mid
dle of trie day sentiment changed and prices
scon advanced 2c above the low mark of the
day. The market was also strengthened by re
lorts of small yields In the southwest. The
close was strong. September opened Ho low
er to %c higher at 93V4@03M!C, sold off to 92% c
nd then advanced to M'ic. The close was at
9 4c.
The corn market was weak. September
opened H©%c lower at 53%@54c, sold oft to 6354
<&'s3\e and then rallied to 04 lie. The close
was at r.»?ic.
Oats were weak. September opened 14@40
higher at 3S<At&M%c, advanced to 3flVic and
cloned at 39Hc.
The provisions market was firm. The close
September pork was up 17',i®2Oc at $16.42H©
16.45;1 6.45; lard was up 7Vic at 19.0214; ribs were 100
higher at $9,724. . . :
TACOMA, July 12.— Wheat unchanged; blue
stem. 86c: club, 84c: red. 82e.
NEW YORK. July 12.— Wheat today was
more active and quiet; firm; July closed at
9S\4c; September, »1.00H: December, $1.03T4;
May, 1.07%. N
Market Ranges
Wheat— July, 9<Hio; Sept. 940; Dec. 971ie.
Corn-July. 53y,ifi 53>>,c ; Sept. M%c; Dec. 52*
C i. r i2',ic; May, 53% c. 39* c; Dec. 40540K,;
Oats-July, 43c; Sept. 394 c: Dec. 40(54014:;
May, 42c. ■ •
Cash Quotations were as follows: ■*-
Flour steady; No. 2 spring wh<at, »I.oo@
1 01 • No. 3. 94®990; No. 2 red. SO'V: No. 2 com,
BMiAMci No. 2 yellow, 53%®54c: No. .3 oats,
53«53',(ic;5 3«53',(ic; No. 3 white. 44®46\c; No. 2 rye. 85o:
fair to choice malting barley, 60«f650; No, 1
rcrthwestern . flaxseeil, i 11.24*4; prime timothy
Hied 14.75; ' clover, contract :• grades. . $15.50;
short ribs, sides. $8.374®5-624: mess pork, per
bl., $16.25&16.37i4;.1ard, per 100 lbs., $8,824;
1
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mining stocks and mines, real estate.
ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.
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C. A. STILSON, managers. Offices —
Goldfleld and Manhattan. Telephonss:
Home A 1670. Sunsot Broadway 1370.
LEGAL NOTICES
Delinquent Notice
Los Angeles Fire Alarm Company: Lo-
cation of principal place of business, city
of Los Angeles, county of Los Angelas,
stau; of California.
Notice— There is delinquent upon tho
following described stock, on account of
assessment levied on the 2d day of April,
1&07, the several amounts set opposite tho
names of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
Number of Number of
Name. Certiflcate. Shares. Amount
F. A. Greenwood 32 12.600 $1290.00
And in accordance with law, and an or-
der of the boa:-d of directors, made on the
-<I day of April, 1907, also in accordance
with an order of the board of directors
made on the 28th day of May, 1907. so
many shares of each parcel of stock aa
may be necessary will be sold, at publia
auction, at the office of the company,
room No. 307 Delta building, 426 South
Spring street, in the city of Los Angeles,
state of California, on Tuesday, the 23d
day of July, 1907, at the hour of Iff o'clock
a. m. of such day, to pay delinquent as-
sessments thereon, together with costs af
advertising and expenses of sale.
WALTER J. BALLARD,
Secretary of Los Angeles Fire Alarm
Company.
Location of office, room 807 Delta build-
ing, located at 426 South Spring street.
In the city of Los Angeles, state of Cali-
fornia. 7-2-23-21t
No. 11608. In the superior court of tha
state of California in and for the coun-
ty of Los Angeles. In the matter of
the estate of Francis Murphy, de-
ceased. Notice of hearing of petition
for probate of will.
Notice Is hereby given that the peti-
tion of Samuel E. Faroat and Prank G.
Finlayson for the probate of the will of
Francis Murphy, deceased, and for the
Issuance of letters testamentary there-
on to Samuel B. Faroat and Frank G.
Finlayson ■will he heard at 10 o'clock
a. m. on the 24th day of July, 1907, at
the court room of department two of
the superior court of Los Angeles
county, California.
Dated July 11. 1907.
C. G. KEYES. County Clerk.
By W. L. WARREN, Deputy.
FRANK G. FINLAYSON.
Attorney for petitioners.
7-12-24 13t
short clear sides, $8.87V4@9.00; whisky, basis
of high wines, $1.31.
Articles. Receipts. Shpmts.
Flour. bblß 10,800 14,600
Wheat, buah 18,000 8,800
Corn, bush 295,200 404.500
Oats, bush 86.60 188,000
Barley, bush 8,500 7,000
Cotton and Wool
By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July Cotton, ! futures
closed steady. July. 11.90 c; August, 11.53 c;
September, 11.60 c: October, 11.74; ■ November. .
1.70; December. 11.78; January, 11.85; Febru
ary. 11.88: March. 11.96; May. 12.07. ■ '.
NEW YORK, July 12.— Cotton— Spot ' closed i
quiet, 16 points lower. Midland uplands. 13.06 c;
midland gulf. 13.30 c. Sales, 1300 bales.
♦ » »
ACCUSED OF THUMBING
DICE FOR OWN PROFIT
Robert B. Leatham was arrested by De
tective Tom Zelgler yesterday morning
and booked at the police station on sus
picion. The police say Leatham has been
defrauding cigar store keepers and saloon
men In games of dice.
Zeigler said yesterday: "Leatham Is tho
cleverest man with dice that has ever
come to this coast. He is known all over
the west for his skill In shaking dice, and
he frequently wins large sums from those
he plays with. He 'thumbs' the dice and
rolls them so skillfully that It is Impos
sible to detect him." Several cigar dealers
In Los Angeles have complained that
Leatham has robbed them by his unfair
methods, but It Is very difficult to set con
victing evidence against him. The police
are looking up some clues that have been
given them in hopes that they can find
some means of making the man leave
town.
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
Following are the permits Issued . from the
office of the chief inspector of buildings Fri
day and classified according to wards: .».<s-.v.v«4?
Wards. '.■■.• Permits. Values.
First 3 $ 8,200
Second 1 2.600
Third , 2 1,550
Fourth 3 . 3.6D5 -
Fifth 8 1.835
Sixth 3 3,100
Seventh 1 69T
Ninth 1 300
Totals .„..........;./..;...;...■ 22 ■ ■ |1»,«77
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