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NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—The stock mail. to
day gave plain signs of feeling the effect of
the speculative pace which wee set for it
yesterday and became unsettled and hesitat
ing In the course of the day's business. The
total business fell away considerably from
the lap-go aggregate of yesterday. Stocks were
fed out freely to meet this demand from the
outside, All bids were filled promptly accord
ing to the definition of brokers on th© floor.
.-■ Afterward there was p. disposition to push the
sales at concessions. The impression thus
made of the market having arrived at a stage
§ that discounts the favorable tore was em
phasized by Its action in response to the an
nouncement of the progress for disbursement
of $11.28 extra proflts on each share of, old
Northern Pacific stock, the new stock on which
- the final 12% per cent of subscriptions is pay
able In January not charing in the "melon
cutting.*"
Northern Pacific Itself had sold as high as
150V4 after the opening, but fell to 148% before
the dividend announcement and did not rally
to above 119V4 afterwards. -
Tha company is at some pains to declare in
• the official statement of the dividend dis
bursement tli^t "no part has been derived
from the business."
The derlvlatlon of these profits' Influence
Is somewhat obscure. J^te Northwestern Im
provement company, the stock of which is
owned by the Northern Pacific, owns coal and
timber lands in Montana and Washington. Its
.2,775,000 stock ln the Northern Pacific treas
ury is valued at .2,775,000 In the annual re
port of the company.
The amount to be withdrawn from the re
sources of this company to provide for the
$11.25 per share dividend $155,000,000 of North
ern Pacific stock is 117,453,000, which amounts
to 62. per cent of the stock of the company.
Possibly the weakening of the stock after
the news became known owed something to an
apprehension of a sharpening of legislative
pursuit of the company by this evidence of its
opulent condition. The depression of foreign
stock markets on account of the renewed
political complications reflected some influence
on _ this market. Money rates were slightly
firmer both on call and on time. The sagging
tendency of railroad stocks was 'restrained
by the show of strength among the Industrials,
•specially the metal group. Bonds were firm.
Total sales, par value, 818,000. Government
bonds were unchanged on call.
"' New York Ctocks
New York Ctocks
NEW YORK. Nov. Following were the
closing quotations today:
High- Low- Closing
Sales. est. est. Bid
41.100 A mal Cop 83% 82 83%
8,800 Am C & Fdy 15 11% 11%
100 do pfd 106% loop;, 10.
8.800 Am Cot Oil 89% 38% 31)
x 8.600 Am HAL pfd.. 27% 2194 27%
2,800 Am Ice 26% 26 26%
300 Am Linseed 11% UK 111,.
7,900 Am Locarno 54% 63% 54%
700 do pfd 109% 108',, 108%
28,200 Am Smel ft Rtg. 95% 94% 91%
300 do pfd 107% 107% 107
2,300 Am Bug Rfg.... 135% 1.11% 133
5,800 Am Tob pfd 97 95 96%
600 Am Woolen 26 26 26
14,800 Ana Mln Co - 48T4 17% 18%
16,600 Atchison 94% MM 93%
200 do pfd 98 9S 98
500 Atlantic C I. 95% 91% 91%
11,600 __ & 0 101% 101 101
do pfd .... 89
• 16.500 Brook R T 52% 19% 60%
4,100 Can Pao 174% 173.i 173
3,300 Cent Leather 20% 25% 26%
200 do pfd 99 99 / 99%
200 Cent of N J 808 . 207% 207
2.400 Ches ft Ohio 43% 43% 43%
Chi QW I'M.
1,600 Chi ft N W 167 166% 166
21.000 C M & St P 145% 141' 111%
100 CCC ft St L 65 "55 55
11.400 Col V ft 1 38% 37% 38
2,800 Col ft South..'... 4.1 11% 12
500 do Ist pfd 68 67% 67%
200 . do 2d pfd.... 60 59% 59%
7.000 Consol Gas 117% 144% 145
8.600 Corn Pro 19% 19, , 18%
2,000 Del ft Hud 172 171 171
200 Den A R 0 29% 29% 28%
200 do pfd 72 71 p. 71%
: 7.600 Distill Sec 31 31% 33
10.100 Erie 32% 31% 31%
2,600 do Ist pfd 15% 11 41%
900 do 2d pfd 37 % 36% 36%
8.400 Gen Elect 163% 117% 153
21,900 Gt Nor pfd 137% 136% 136%
6,100 Gt Nor Ore ctfs. 67 68 66%
8,700 111 Central 112% 111% 141%
1,100 Inter Met. > 10% 10 10
8,100 do pfd... 81% 29% 80
800 Inter Paper 10% 10% 10%
do pfd 51
9,600 Inter Pump..... 32% 30% 31%
- 300 lowa Cent 26% 25% 25
- 700 K,C South 29% 29 28%
" 100 do pfd.. .63%. 62% 62
1.700 L A N 112% 110% 110%
100 Mcx Cent 18% 18% 18%
.'-y. 300 Minn &St L 39% 38% 39
-300 MStP ft 51t5tM..124% 124 123%
1,700 Mo Pac 58% 67% 58
4.000 M X ft, T 31% 31% 31%
500 do pfd 65% 65% 65%
4,600 Nat Lead 81% 54 81
11,100 N V Cent 109% 108% 108%
J 700 N V Ont ft W. . . 12% 11% 41&
1,900 Norfolk ft W... 78 77% 77
1,200 North Am 69% 67% 68%
126,400 Nor Pao 160% 149% 148
p 400 Pao Mall 27% 27% 27%
34,800 Pennsylvania ...129 127% 127
600 People's Gas 96% 95% 96
900 PCCft St L.... Si% 83 85
• 2,200 Press S Car 87% 36% 36%
....... Pullman PC 168
3,700 By St Spring... 45% 11 11%
149.200 Reading 136% 135 136%
3,100 Repub Steel 25% 26.4 26%
■ 2,200 do Pfd 84% 83% 84
1,600 RI Co 20% 17% 19%
1200 do Pfd 17% 46% 16%
300 StL ft SF 2 Pfd. 30% 30 / 30
....... St L S W.. 19
400 do pfd 49% 19% .19
2.400 Sloss Shoff 75% 71% 74
62,600 South Pao 111% 110% 110
300 do pfd 118% 118% US
'". 1,100 South Ry 23% 23% 23%
1,300 do pfd 66 65%- 65%
1 700 Tciro Copper.... 14% 43% 44
'700 Tex ft Pac 27 26% 26%
.506 TOl St Lft W... 32% 33 * 32
400 do pfd 59% 59 58%
16,000 Union Pac 177% 175% 175%
600 ' do pfd 94% 91 94
, ■ 600 U 3 Rubber 34 34 34%
100 do Ist pfd....103 101 101
11 400 V 3 Steel 51% 50% 60%
14 300 do pfd 113% 112% 112
2,400 Utah Copper 44% 43% 43%
7.600 Va Car Chem... 34% 34 84%
....... do pfd •••• I"
."""••a Wabash IS 13% 111
1200 do pfd 28% "A 28%
. U,.00 West Vet...... 90 89% 89%
. 6,000 West Union 01% 60% 61
Wheel ft L E... .... •••• "8%
' 400 Wis Cent 28-»„_-' 27
. Total Mies for the day 1,144,700 shares.
44~ New York Bonds
(Special service to The Herald by E. F.
Hutton ft Co., bankers and brokers, members
New York Stock exchange, 112 West Third
street, Los Angeles).. A,,. ' xS-
Bid Ask Bid Ask
Jap 4s .....80- 81 P4s 102% 103
4%» Ist ere. 89% 90% NPpr In 45.103 103%
2d series... 89 89% NYC 3%..... 94 I
U W comn.. S3 35* do 4%. •■••■** "J*
do pfd 45% 49 do new 4%».111% 111%
Paper ?. 95% 66% Atch cv 45....101% 103
BP col 4..... 91% 92 Dft H»v 45.101% 102
! Ho RWy 65.. 106 . 108% Read gen 45.. 99% 100
Wabsh 5s ..109 110 BftO 4S 90% 99/5
ietore. ...... 7% 7% pr ln 1M..'.. 98% 94
Pa 3% ' 1912.. 97 97% UP cv 4.....104 104%
v, do 1915 .... 95% = 96% 3d Ay 6s 106 107%
Atch gen 48,100% 101 I
Philadelphia
'.--■ Bid Ask Bid Ask
Perm *....., V. ' 103% Subway .'. --', 23
do pfd 71% .76 UP 85% 86%
U P »8% 97 B R T 74% .4%
■"■: i -. —; : '■--.-.
■ ■•• Boston Stocks and Bonds '
BOSTON. *_. Nov. i 5.-The p following were tho
j closing-quotations today:
pAtch adj 4s 91 Alloueg 37%
dots .......100 Amalgamated 53%
Atchison 93% Atlantic is
'- do pfd ............ 97% Calumet ft Hccla...C7»
p Boston' ft Alb..-.;. .78% Centennial 35%
Boston ft Me 127% Copper Range 79%
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
i OF CITRUS FRUITS
I '<*> .shipments of oranges ami lemons •
.■ from I.os Angeles Tin— November <$>
<$> :i, were "i cars of oranges anil i. car- <*>
. \_» loads of lemons. . •
• .- Total to date titer* wore shipped 26 •
■$. rarlonils, of which 2', W.T. lemons. ■-•'
-.♦-. Last season there were shipped <S>
■» 31 carloads, of which -1 were lemons. \«>
. <&§><s<^&S.<i><i><i>-i^.- • • •■
Boston L 130 Daly West »
Fltchbg pfd 123 Franklin M
ny NH & H 150 [branny .....100
Union Pac ....175% Isle Royale 23
Am Arts Chem 29% Mass Mining ..... 5%
do pfd ..* 92 Michigan 13%
Am In Tube 5% Mohawk 68
Am Sugar 134 Mont Coal A C 45
' do pCU , 130 Old Dominion ...... 51%
Am Woolen 25% Osceola • 119%
do pfd 91% Parrot 28
Dom Iron A Steel. 17% Quiney ■"-. 94
Edison El Him -40 Shannon 18%
Gen Ettas) 153 Tamarack 82
Mass Elec 10% Trinity 19
do pfd 67% United Copper 14%
Mass lias 67% .ip B Mining 43
United Fruit ...... 130% U 3 Oil ...1...' >•*»
United Shoe Mch.. 55% Utah 33%
do pfd 29% Victoria &
U S Steel 60%Wlnoru_ 6%
do pfd 112% l Wolverine 143
Adventure * |
Treasury Balances
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6— Today's statement
of the treasury balances ln the general fund
exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve shows
available cash balance of 334,742: gold coin
and bullion, $36,889,928; gold certificates, $47,
--191,280. ,
CHICAGO GRAIN
(Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member Chicago Board of Trade, Hotel
Alexandria, Los Angeles).
CHICAGO, Nov. s.—Wheat opened lower and
was heavy during the greater part of the day,
Increased activity coming in only during the
last half hour of the session, brought about
by the claims of heavy workings for export
In the way of Canadian wheat. Liverpool was
easy early, following an official estimate that
the Argentine wheat crop damage would ag
gregate 24,000,000 bushels. Inasmuch as it has
been generally conceded thai the Increase In
acreage is anywhere from 6 to 12 per cent this
would bring the crop up to normal figures.
CAbles from Buenos Ayres says: "Frost caused
little damage to wheat on account of previous
tains and the injury is estimated as limited
to 6 per cent. No alarm about the crop need
be felt. ' The yield of wheat is. estimated at
204,500,000 bushels. The crops are thriving
and the customary drawbacks do not seem to
bo more than usual. A general rain is fall
ing." »
Corn was weak all day with very few inter
vale of firmness, due to short covering. A
local influential house was against the market
air day long. When the market reached about
the bottom prices an estimate was published
by Statistician Snow claiming a final yield
on corn of 2,610,000 bushels, which is 63,000,000
bushels In excess of his former estimate, with
quality better than last year.
Oats were a little steadier than corn, but
the one was weak with usual lack of specula
tive interest in the market.
Provisions were lower all around. Poor sup
port was the chief factor in the decline. _.
Total clearances: Wheat, 886,000; flour, 40,
--000; corn, 'WO; oats, 1000. Wheat and flout
equal 1,815,000.
Primary movomant: Wheat today, shipments
963,000; receipts, 895,000; last week, - shipments
910,000; receipts 540,000; last year, shipments
767,000; receipts 947,000. Corn today, ship
ments 221,000; receipts 210,000; last week, ship
ments 186,000; receipts 844,000; last year, ship
ments 238,00.; receipts 309,000.
Forecasts on the weather conditions through
out the grain district of the .United Stales
shows: lair weather mostly throughout the
district, although rather threatening expected
In lake, region, as the .western disturbance
advances eastward. Temperatures will gen
erally rise in central valley. Price Current
says: Moisture has started winter wheat, but
mors rain Is needed in eastern portion of cen
tral regions to promote growth. Situation is
more satisfactory in wheat in western sections.
Condition of crop admits of betterment un<l_ jr
favorable weather, but outlook Is not dis
couraging.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. The Liverpool mar
ket closed with wheat %_.l%d lower. Corn,
%®%d lower. .
Berlin wheat closed %d lower.
Chicago Market Ranges
Open High Low Closo
Wheat-
Dec 99% 1.00 .99% .99%
May 1.08 1.03% 1.02% 1.03%
July , .97% .98 .97% .97%
Corn-
Pec .62% ,__% .61% .61%
May 62% .62% .61% .61%
July .62 .62% .61% .61%
Oats-
Dec 48% -.48% .47% .47%
May 60*« - .60% .49% .49%
July 45% .45% .45% .45%
Pork-
Jan 16.22 16.22 16.00 16.20
Dec 14.80 14.92 14.77 14.92
May 16.10 16.10 15.92 16.07
Lard— . :■- -•.i-:
Nov 9.10
Jan 9.35 9.42 $.32 9.42
May 9.50 '9.60 9.40 9.50
Ribs-
Jan 8.52 8.52 8.45 8.52
May 8.67 8.62 8.55 8.65
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Wheat, steady:
no trading. Barley, Arm; May, $1.45 asked,
$1.41% bid; Dec. $1.44 asked.
. •—• :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUTTER DEALERS TO MEET
Adjustment of Short Weight Sought,
but Settlement of Question Not
Probable in the Near .
"'•y Future
An executive meeting of members of the
produce exchange was held yesterday morn
ing for the purpose of discussing short
weight butter. The meeting was brief,
members deciding that the fight concerned
the retailers alone. |
The meeting sprung from a request of
the retail dealers to consult with the pro
duce exchange. The butter committee of
the produce exchange has arranged to meet
a committee of retail dealers this week to
discuss short weight butter and If possi
ble bring about an adjustment.
Tlv. dairy men are fostering the move
ment. | They seek to have full pound weight
represented ln every roll sold instead of the
regular roll, or cube, which falls short of a
pound. ■ .
The wholesalers declare that it Is not
their affair by reason that they buy and
sell on strictly full weight basis, pound for
pound. -, ■'
Butter Is usually bought In 120-pound lots
and then cut ' Into cubes by the retailers.
In cutting into cubes, it Is eald, the retailer
short weighs, a fraction of an ounce. to
more than an . ounce being ■ the shortage
calculated. — '
From the trend of yesterday's meeting It
Is obvious that the meeting to follow with
the retafl men will fall of its purpose to
reach an adjustment. .
The retailers claim -hat they do not sell
butter by the pound but by the cube and
that therefore they do not have to . give
full pound weight. . ■ - >
The grevious point at Issue arises out of
this practioe, for, as the consumer has
learned, when a pound of butter is re
quested of his dealer ha is given in return
a cube, short weighed In many instances
as much as two ounces. Some of the but
ter sold is marked "full weight." and, In
all probability It Is In most cases. .' But
the consumer does not, as ,a general prac
tice, . Insist upon full weight and through
his ignorance of the butter traffic Is robbed
In consequence
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, ,1908.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELKS, Nov. I —Bank clearings wer
PK.17tt.931.38. against $1.315.n20._6 .for the corre
spending dat* last year, an increase of -so-,
004 ■-. Following Is a comparative statement:
.1908. « 1907. v 1906.
Nov. 2 ..1.748,JD2. 81,821.386.63 $2,151,893.1
.Nov 1 2.137. 169. 1.433,6-0.18 3,213,591.1
Mo*. 5 2.170,934. 1,318,929.66 2,34-,89-..
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGI
Official sales-20 Associated Oil at $35; M d
at 135.50; 20 do at $35.82%; 30 do at 135.75; 10 d
(B. 30) at $36; loot) Olinja md at IB%c.
Bonds
Bid. Asked
Associated Oil 85% M.
Cal I'pic Rwy 92% 99
Corona City Water Co .. 85
Corona Power and \v Co ■
Cucamonga Water Co ' 100.
Edison Elec Co. Ist rf.lg 99% 101 V
Edison Elec Co. old issue 99% '
Home Telephone Co 80% 60
Heme Tel Co. Ist rfdg 69% 71
1. .V Harbor com 80
L A Railway Co .. • 110
L A Traction 63 103
I. A. Traction Co. 5s 100
Mission Trans and It Co 92%
Mt. Lowe Rwy Co 90
Pac Elec Rwy Co I'll IDS
Pac Light anil Power Co 91 95
Pasadena Home T and T C 0.... 70 19
Pomona Con Water Co .» .. 98
Riverside H T and T Co 67
Riverside L and F Co JS. '95
lama Monica IP II I and T Co. 1.. . 8»
San Diego H T and T Co ._ 63% 74
Santa Barbara Elec Rwy i 95
Temcseal Water Co 95 103
United Elec G and P Co 92%
Union Transportation Co 83 91
U S tin . and T Co SO
Vlsalla Water Co 100
Whlttler Home r and T Co.. .. 90
< Bank Stocks
" - i-\ Bid. Asked.
American National ..116.00 119.n0
American Savlgs Bank ..........125.00 160.00
IPpink of So Cnl 135.00
Broadway Bunk rind Trust C 0..130.00
Cal Savings Bank ;.'.,*'. 136.00
Central National Bank ...... 140.00
Citizens National ...:....;'. 230.00
Commercial National 1.10.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat 1..250.00 300.00
First National 399.12% 410.00
German American Havgs 285.00 295.00
Merchants National m.no .',
National Bank of Cal 160.00 ISO.
National Bark of Com 119.00
Security Savings hank 260.00 300.00
Southern Trust Co ....,, 05.00 70.00
Miscellaneous Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Cal Portland Cement .45
Cal. Hospital tin
Edison Electric pfpl 79.00 . 80.50
Edison Electric com 69.00 61.00
Home Telephone pfd 18.00 59.00
Home Telephone com 10.00 .....
I. A-fnvttStment Co 2.35 2.65
Occidental Life Ins Co ir_).PK>
Pasadena H T and T C 0.... 10.00
Riverside H 1 and T Co 43.C0
San Diego H T and T Co 37.30
5 Monica B H T and T Co 25.00
Seaside Water Co .76
Title G. and T. Co. pfd 167.60 200.00
Title I. and T. Co. pfd. '..135.00 160.00
Title I. and T. Co. com 135.00 160.00
Till" I. and T. Co. series C 136.00 1% ••••
V S L D T and T Co. pfti IS.Oli
Union Trust Co 13.00
Whittle- II T and T Co . 95.00
Oil Stocks v
Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil 74.00 85.00
Associated OU 36.112% 35.75
Brookshire Oil ... 1.96
Central 90 ._.%
c.lumbia ..' 96%
Continental 17% .25
Elk Cons Oil Co .09
Fullerton Oil .41% .69%
Globe 10% .12%
Mexican Petroleum 1.2s .-. v , 1.85
Olinda Oil Co .18 ' .18%
Perseus Oil Co .43
Pinal Oil Co 5.00 . 13.00
Reed Crude .19 ...
Rice Ranch Oil Co 62 .96
Union 84.00 ...
Union Provident Co 83.00 84.00
1 nil" I Petroleum 85.25 87.00
Western Union 70 ...
Sales for Week Ending October 31
, ' I High.l Low. |Sales.| Value.
Pen,ls—
Associated Oil .. .85.2 .85 19 $16,165.00
Homo Tel 81 .80% '' 3 2,130.00
Pomona C W Co .91 .91 6 4.700.00
Rlv Horn T Co.. .67 .66. 6 4.1...00
Ocr Am Say.... 290.00 290.00 10 ' 2,900.00
Industrials— /
Ed Elec pfd.... .80 79.60 00 1,776.00
Ed Eleo com 60 59.60 20 1,190.00
Home Tel pfd.. .50 49.25 60 2,180.00
Home Tel com.. .10 .10 60 600.00
Oil-
Associated I 84.82% 33.12% 300 10,150.00
Columbia 97 .96 7,500 7,210.00
Elk Con 07% .07 14.000 1,002.50
Ollnda Land Co .18 .17% 8,000 1,435.00
Union Oil C 0.... '84.37% .84 30 2,626.25
Mining—
Cal Hills 05% .014 10.000 190.00
Con Mines 03 .03% 103,000 2,853.75
Johnnie Con 01% .01% 13,000 188.75
Searchlight Par. .03Vi .03% 8,000 97.60
Totals 159,063 $65,193.75
DAILY MINING CALL
Official sales—lo,ooo Nevada Searchlight (13.
60) at lc; 2000 Searchlight Parallel at 34c; 1000
Cal. Hills at 6,_c; 1000 Con. Mines at 2p)_c; 500
Clark Copper at 70.
■yA--:, .. * . Listed Stocks
•- ! CALIFORNIA
GREENWATER DISTRICT- Bill. Ask.
Clark Copper Co .., 07% .14%
Cal. Hills M, Co ; 00% .06%
Consolidated Mines Co i 02% .03%
NEVADA
JOHNNIE DISTRICT—
Johnnie Cons OM Co • .01% ...
SEARCHLIGHT DISTRICT—
New Era .02 ....'
Nevada Searchlight 00% .01
Quartette 10.50
Searchlight M and M Co 1.00
Searchlight Parallel 03% .0.1%
Searchlight Western ,06
Financial Record !
NEW YORK, Nov. s—Money on call firm,
l',i ©2 per cent. Ruling rate, closing bid
and offered at 1%. >*t
Time loans, shade firmer; 60 days, 3®
pp'i per cent; 80 days, 3%@3%; six months,
:\.,y 1%.
Prime mercantile paper. 404% per cent.
Sterling - exchange, weaker with actual <
business In bankers' bills at 4.8375 for 60
day. bills and at 4.8590 for demand. -
Commercial deposits, 4.83%®4.53%.
Bar sliver, 41) %c..
Mexican dollars. 45c. '-'*.•-*.
. Government bonds, steady; railroads, Arm. i
Ay" ' : —•-*■• .
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.—Cattle receipts about
6000; market strong. Beeves, $4.50_.7-50;
Texans, ,[email protected]; westerns, $3.25®5.90;
stockers'and feeders, $2.554.4.55; cows and
heifers, $1.65(36.35; calves, $6@B. •»•
Hogsßeceipts about 25,000; market 15c
lower. Light. $5.30(1.6.15; mixed, $5.43®
25. heavy, $5.R0®6.30; rough, $5.60®&.70;
good to choice heavy, $5.70®6.30; pigs, $3.75
<a 5.10; bulk. $5.8006.20.
Receipts about 11,000; market
steady. Natives, $2.60i_)1.70; western, $2.60
«4.70; yearlings, $4.50®5.16; lambs, . $4©
6.25; westerns, $406.25.
...
Butter, Eggs and Cheese h
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I,—Butter —
creamery,. 2c; seconds, 27 l,i ) c; fancy dairy,
23c; seconds, 200. ■-- • •
Cheese —New, 12®12%c; eastern, 17c;
Young America, 14® 16c. ■
Eggs—Ranch, 53c; store, 47c; eastern,
26% c... 1 ,' '
-CHICAGO, Nov. s.—On the produce ex
change today the butter mill Plot was steady.
Creameries, 21®28o; dairies, 19®26c. Eggs,
firm at mark, cases Included, ISpii ß2c; firsts;
270: prime firsts, 28c. Cheese, strong; 12%
CABBAGE PRICES DROP;
WILL SOON BE NORMAL
-tu-.
CONTINUED -SCARCITY CAUSES
ADVANCE IN CELERY
Strawberries Decline — Raspberries
Are Slow to Move— Cucumbers
Arrive in Limited
j Receipts
I —_ i' 7
I
' After remaining at $2 for ten days cab
bage deollned yesterday to $1.4001.50 a
sack. The scarcity lias been met to a cer
- tain degree but the demand Is yet ln excess
. of the supply. Receipts were larger than
for any day since the scarcity and It may
be that with receipts from points other than
5 local to All the gulf the market .will again
9 become normal.
I Celery advanced to 65'p_P7. on account of
continued scarcity. The large growers have
. not yet begun to ship to Los Angeles and
1 the demand is greater than the supply.
a Rhubarb advanced to 11.35 for the best
0 stock. Receipts were light.
', Strawberries declined to 6®lc a pint boa.
' Raspberries dragged at 80 a box. Persim
mons sold for $1 a crate and hot house
, cucumbers for 60®7Ec. Outdoor euoma
_ bers still hold at $1, with only a limited
supply coining In.
' Trading on the produce exchange was
light, sales amounting to 60 bags of Lady
Washington bean?, a cases of ooast butter,
_ 26 cases of eastern fresh eggs.
There were enough flsh to supply the de
mand.
Produce Receipts
Butte., pounds 16,012
Eggs, cases , *'
Apples, boxes 'J*
Potatoes, spicks **
Sweet potatoes, sacks JJ?
Beans, sacks 3°»
Onions, sacks *°
Cheese, pounds 2,780
Produce Prices .'"-'
Following are the wholesale Jobbing
prices:
CITRUS FRUITS — Valenclas. $2.0063.00!
off bloom navels. $2.00: sweeps. $2.40; seed
lii. . $2.26; lemons, $2*3; limes. -Bo basket.
APPLES (per box) Bells. 60c®$l;
quinces, 850 a box: white Astrachans, 85e;
red Permalns, .Dew Spitzenburg. $1.25;
Jonathans, $1.9002.23; Ganos, $1.60®1.60.
BANANAS—4®4%o per pound.
GRAPEFRUIT (per box)— Kaucy. $8,009
$25; Choice. $1.7602.
POTATOES (per cwt.) —Local Burbanks,
• $1.15; yellow sweet potatoes, $1.25;
white, do, $1; red do, $1; Highland, $101.25.
VEGETABLES —Beets, per do* nnncn-a
10Si40c; string beans, pound. 3_.4c; car
pots. per doii.n hunches. _l)ff40o; green
onions, dozen, I.pi.'i'c: celery, 65(g)750 doz.;
green peas. 7c; radishes. 2p)c: spinach, Ijc
doz.; cucumbers, sOciitsl.oo box; .cauliflower,
$2i_.2.23; Horseradish, 100 lb.; toma
toes. 25-_F45c box; lettuce. .1ffi1.25 per
effete; turnips, 30ig40c; squash, 65c lug box;
Bell peppers. »Ho lb.; green chill. 3c; okra,
' (i®7o lb.; green corn. $1.10p5125 » sack; pump
kins, l%c lb.; celery root, 650; brussels
sprouts. .®loc lb.; green lima beans, 4%@
sc; egg plant, 2c lb.; cabbage, $1.40<3>1.50;
rhubarb, $1.85 an apple box; chicory, 35
«D4oc Ao*.; artichokes, .1 doz.; parsley, :.
-fa3oc box; oyster plant, 40c lb.
HONEY-Extracted. W. W., «0-lb can,
i's._Bc; white, do, 7@7Mo: light amber do,
6i_iß)«%c; comb, W. W., 1-lb. frames, Ho;
comb, white. 15c; comb, light amber. 12% 1f
14c; beeswax, pound. 35c.
EGOS—California ranch, candled. 45®
48c: eastern fresh, BO'S 39c; local ranch,
case count. 4:' c; easetrn storage selected.
27 1 i. 2.c. / „
BUTTER— extra. 2-pouna roll.
87 1, c; creamery firsts, «0c; eastern extra.
Bp'ppp; cooking, 24c. "■ y ' ■•'A; A
CHEESE (per pound)— Northern fresh,
lie; Anchor, large, 17o; Anchor, Young
America, ISc; Anchor hand, life; eastern
•Ingles 16c; do twins. 17%ffil8e; do ched
ders. 17c; do long horns, 17M@18c; do
daisy. 17%®18c; Swiss imported. 28®30o;
do domestic. ISc; cream brick, ISc; lira
burger, 18c. ; ;
BEANS— (Per 100 lbs.) Small white, 14.76;
Lady Washington. $4.26® 4.50; pinks. No. 1,
$1.25; blackeye, |4.60; llmas, $5; Oarvansns,
$4; lentils, $9; bayou. $3.95®1.
ONIONS (per cwt.)—Reds, $1.00: silver
rVi.ns, $1.25; yellow Uanvere, 86cB$l; Austra
lian brown onions, $1: crystal white, $125.
1 GARLIC—9® 10C lb. •
NUTS (per lb.)—Almonds, (ppppcv IXI. •ami
Ne Plus, 14®15c; Brazils, 15@l«o; filberts,
I4015o; pecans, 12®lSc; California peanuts,
, raw, 6®7c; eastern. 7Vi@Bc; Japan peanuts.
1 6%c; roasted. 8o additional; walnuts, fancy
No. 1, I4®l6ci do small No. 2, loo; pine
1 nuts. 14cT cocoanuts. per doz... »0c; bitter
almonds. 60n basket.
DRIED FRUITS (per lb.) Apples, evapo
rated, B®9c; apricots, 25-pound boxes, -
fJlOc; dates; golden, bulk. 6V6c; black figs,
ti, pound boxes. $1.25; do white. 10 18
--ox. pkgs. to box. per box. 75c; do 60 %-lb
pkgs to case, per case, $1.65; lemon and
orange peel, fancy, 10-lb. boxes, per lb. 16o;
nectarines, 25-lb. boxes, per lb. 9®loc; peaches,
evaporated, ' 7Vi@Sc; pears, evaporated,
fancy. 26-lb. box. per lb.. 9c; plums, 8®9o;
loose muscatels. 6®60; sultanas, • 5.. 6c;
figs, to.
PERSIMMONS SI a crate.
CHESTNUTS— IOc a pound.
1 POMEGRANATES— 75CW.1.76 lug box.
1 OAUVAS—3®So box.
1 PINEAPPLES Per pound, .©So.
1 PRUNES—Santa Clara bast*. 4 Ho; out
-1 'ld». <o ..__._,»
GRAPES— Tokay, 760; Muscat, ,6®860;
1 black. 85c.
1 CRANBERRIES— $11 a bbl.
1 PEARS—SI a box.
1 PLUMS— .1.25.
FRESH FIGS-$1 box.
1 PEACHES— 6Sc box. • •
1 CANTALOUPES—4Oo a dozen; winter can
-1 taloupes. $2 a orate; casabas, $1.26®1.50 a
dozen. , , .._ „
1 BERRIES —Fanoy strawberries, t>@Bc,
blackberries, 7®7%c; huckleberries. 4*sc;
1 raspberries,: 7® Be. , •
MUSHROOMS—S2.SO®3.SO a basket.
POULTRY— (Buying prices); Live hens, lie;
1 young roosters, 16c; fryers, 18c; broilers, 20o;
old roosters, Sc; turkeys, ISo; old toms, lSo;
young toms. He; hen turkeys. l_c; geese, 12c;
cue!.-. ll\sc. ... _. ,«_,,
lOULTHY-tSelllng prices); Live hens, 16c,
voting roosters. 18c; fryers, 21c; broilers. 23c;
old roosters, 10c; turkeys. 21c; old toms, «lo;
young toms, ttci hen turkeys, «lc; geese, lie;
ducks, 100. --, _ ■
Retail Prices
Following prices for leatllug articles of
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
storeat ;."■.. _.
Butter,' 1-lb. roll, fancy 8&
Butter. 2-lb. roll, choice 80
Cooking butter. 2-lb. roll •»»
Eggs, fresh ranch, dozen lo®soc
Eggs, eastern, dozen 25®35c
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS
The following quotations prevail at the Capi
tol mil
MEALS. PER 100 LBS., IN SACKS
.... . Lbs. ■
V 10 25 60
Ter. pat. pastry flour $3.10
Graham flour 31" 2.95 2.90
Buckwheat.flour 5.00 4.95 4.90
Buckwheat flour, pure 5.25 6.20 5.15
Rye Hour or meal 3.60 3.i,j 3.60
Corn meal. W. and V 3.10 3.05 3.00 ,
Oat meal, steel cut 5.60 5.45 5.10
Oat meal, ground 4.85 1.30 1.25
Hem.ny, large or small 4.00 3.Mr- 3.90
Cracked wheat 3,60 3.15, 8.50
Entire wheat flour 3.10 3.05 3.00
Pearl barley 6.70 5.66 5.60
Split peas, yellow 5.30 5.25 6.80
Gluten flour 1-05 3.90 3.85
Farina '•*• 3.55 3.50
Nut, germ 4.05 4.00 3.95
Rolled wheat In bbls. net wt. 125 lbs. bb1. .54. 25
Rolled wheat in sacks, net wt.' 50 lb. sk.. 1.50
Buckwheat flour (bulk seamless sk. 100 lbs) 1.25
Buckwheat flour pure (bulk seamless
sacks) 100 lbs 4.60
FLOUR, PER BBL. ,
Capitol, made of eastern and California
wheat, blended $5.
Aurora 6 '''
Mikado •••• I.JO
Trophy • 4.80
No. 1 hard (bakers), made of eastern hard
wheat • • 0.00
Capitol, .bakers' extra eastern and Califor
nia Wheal blended .". 45.40
Out Giant (bakers) eastern and California
wheat Wended 4.20
Eclipse v • 6.30
Flour In M sacks Ma per bbl. higher.
FEED,* PER toe I.US.
Rolled barley $1.-o|l.r.uki d corn $J_os
Bran....r. 1.-SlFeed meal 2.10
Shorts... *. l.SSjWhaat . ..',.; 1.90
-\vhepu, 100-lb. sit 1.06| 1
. Blended wheat flours:
Batters' Magnolia flour 6.20 '
Corn : .'.....'. 2.00 :
Corn, small yellow '...." .^ 1.96
White oats '.. IX 1 1
Oil cake 3.601
Kaffir corn .................................... 1.801 1
i. .._>:_-._«, _.-^*fc.l^ ; ,._-M,.-_W__«--_*-B^^._ft,«_^tf____e«__'a*ltJ_
Capitol flour is retailed at $1.66 per % sack
and 85c per M sack. -
The following quotations prevail at the Globe
mills: . -._ *.
FLOUR— ''■".'
Al f10ur....*. $3.Bo|Glob» flour $600
Made of select California'wheat: -ly
Silver Star flour.. ..s6.4o|XXX 1 flour $4.30
Eighth bbls. 200 bbl. higher **
Bakers' flour (made of eastern hard wheat),
per bbl.: \ ■ - ■
Globe f10ur.........5«.001Eaat«rn graham....s6.oo
Bakers Al f10ur.... 6.4o|Pastry flour 6.10
Eastern rye 6.00)
Al flour is retailed at $1.68 per Vi sack and
Mo for % sack. Globe Family, $1-70 per %
sack and Pile per % sack.
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 lbs).
_ -Lbs.— •
>10 ,25 .60
At flour $3.20.
Pastry flour , 3.10 .... ••••
Graham flour 3.00 2.95 2.90
Corn meal. W. and ..'... ...... 3.10 3.05 1.00
Whole wheat flour V.... 3.10 3.05 3.00
Rye flour $.00 8.51 3.50
Cracked wheat 3.60 3.55 3.50
Farina 8.60 3.55 3.50
Wheat flakes ".... 1.5')
do per bbl. 125 lbs. net 1.25
Wheat. No. 1 (100 lbs.) $1.90; wheat, (100-lb.
sacks) No. 1, $1.95; corn (100 lbs.) $2; cracked
corn (100 lbs. $2.05; feed meal, (100 lbs.) $2.10;
rolled barley (100 lbs.) $1.60; oil cake meal (100
lbs.) $2.60; shorts (100 lbs.) $1.80; bran, heavy,
(100 lbs.) $1.68; Kaffir corn, $1.95; white oats,
$1.85; seed rye, $1.75.
MINING QUOTATIONS
Yesterday's quotations at the Los Angeles
, Nevada Mining Slock exchange were:
Nevada
GQLDFIELD DISTRICT—
Bid. Ask.
Combination Fraction 1.88 1.3d
'■ Daisy 98 1.00
1 DtamoadJMd 14 .15
1 Florence 4.02% 4.07%
' Goldfleld Cons Mines 6..5 55
1 Great Bend 32 ,M
1 Jumbo Extension •• .30
1 Atlanta 26
1 Baby Florence ">'•'_ .07
Booth 32%
Diamond Triangle 04% .05
Grandma .......^ ""pi ,06
Lone star OS
Mohawk Ledge 02% .01%
Red Top Extension OS ...
Black Butte Bonanza 01% ...
' Black Butte Extension 01% .02%
: Blue Bell «■•' 01% .05
' Kuieka 01 .01%
Mllltown Fraction 01% .02
Yellow Rose 01% ...
TONOPAH DISTRICT—
Belmont 1.18%
Montana 80 .81
Bonnie Clare 06 .08
Hcmestake King 16% .10%
Montgomery Mountain 08
Original Bullfrog 01 ,01
Tramp Cons 18 .17
Llgo Harris .8.00 S.SOM
MANHATAN DISTRICT—
Manhattan Dexter 06 _ .06%
JOHNNIE DISTRICT—
Join nle Consolidated 01% .01%
CIHER DISTRICTS—
Balloon Hill Fraction 01%
Clark Copper 07
Rat. hide Catnip , .10
Wonder G and S 03%
First Nat Gold and Copper 13
Parallel 03% .03%
California
California Hills 07 .07%
Cms Mines Co .' 02% .02%
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated 75.00 £5.00
Associated Oil -SO*.
Globe l.ill ... -12%
Union Oil ..: 84.00 85.50
Western Union 72.50 87.50
Ollnila : 17%
MISCELLANEOUS—
Clark Cons .83
Tom Reed 1.05
Lower Cal Dredging .17
Morning Sales
1000 Baby Florence at 6%c; 15.000 Cal. Hills
at 6V_c; 1100 Comb. Fraction at $1.80; 300 Con
solidated at $6.65; 1300 Daisy at »1; 1000 Dexter
at sc; 8000 Diamondfleld at UMo; 800 Florence
at $4.06; 1000 Homestake at 16c; 17,000 Johnnie
at l%c; 200 Montana at SOc; 1000 Searchlight
Parallel at 3%c; 2000 Tramp Cons, at 15c; 2000
Triangle at sc. -y .
Afternoon' Sales 7'J 7:
500 Cal. Hills at 6%c; 5000 at 7c; 10,000 Use
Harris at $3.50 18. 30); 33,000 do at $3M; 1000
do at J3.60M; 800/ Daisy at 99c; 100 Florence at
$4.05; 1000 First Nat. O. and S. at 13c. -
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS
(Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crlsler & Co.. members Los Angeles-Nevada
Mining Stock \ exchange. 305 San Fernando
building, Los Angeles).
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.—lnertia charac
terized the mining market today and as yet the
long looked for advance has not materialized.
Florenoe was the strongest feature in the list,
advancing 2% points and closing at $1.05 bid
and $4.10 asked. Goldfleld Consolidated showed
a loss of 2% points and Daisy 1. Flection re
mained stationary at yesterday's llgures.
Trading in the Goldfleld list was light and
scattered, with nothing doing ln the outside
districts. __
Ore is being extracted from the 300-foot level
of the Daisy at the rate of about forty tons
a day. it Is rumored that the crosscut on the
400-foot level Is in good pay ore.
Following are the closing quotations . to
gether with the regular call sales:
Bid. Asked. Sales.
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT—
Adams 03 .05
Atlanta 21 .25 .....
Booth .32 .33
Black Butte Ex 08 .03
Blue Bull 13 .11
Blue Bell 03 ' .06
B B Bonanza 02 .03 ....
Columbia Mountain 20 .is ....
Conqueror ........ '..... .01 .06 ....
Combination Fraction .... 1.27% 1.30 1100
Crackerjack OS .07 ....
Daisy ;. .99 1.00 2000
Triangle '.. .01 .05 1000
Diamondfleld B B Cons....' .14 .15 1000
Dixie 01 .02
Empire <3 .05
Florence 4.05 4.10
Florence Ex 12 .14
Goldfleld Cons 6.52% 6.55
Kewanas 30 .31 ....
Great Bend 32 .34 ....
Great Bind Annex 07 .09 ....
Great Bend Eaten 06 .08
Grandma 06 .07 ....
Jcmbo Extension .. .30 .33 ....
Kendall .15 .17
Lone Star .08 .09 ....
Lou Dillon 01 .08 ....
Mllltown Fraction 01 .02 ....
Mohawk Extension ,_, ....
Nevada Goldfleld , 03 ' .03
Oro .14 ■ .15 2000
Red Top Extension 08 .01)
Red' Bills 23 .21 2000
Sandstorm 23 .24 —
St. Ives .25 .30
Silver Pick 15 .16
Vernal A..... .05 ....
Yellow Rose 01 .03
Yellow. Tiger ; 10 .13 ....
TONOPAH DISTRICT—
Belmont t.UH 1.15
Jim Butler .23 .21
Midway ...'. .28 .30 1000
Montana ....' so .81 ....
McNamara' 62 .53 ....
North Star M .08
Rescue Cons _. 05 .06 ....
Tonopah Mining .■*. ... 7.05 ... ....
Tonopah Extension ........ .55 .60 ....
West End Cons 63 .64 1000
BULLFROG DISTRICT—
Amethyst, .05
Bullfrog Mining .05 .04 ....
Bullfrog National Bank... .04 .05
Bonnie Clare 07 .09
Golden Scepter ... .01 ....
Gold Bar 03 .01
Homestake King .17 .13 ....
Montgomery Shos Ex .02 ....
Mrntgomery Mtn 00 .10 ....
Mayflower Cons 08 .09 , ....
Original Bullfrog •*■ .02
Tramp Cons IS -I 7 , ••••
Yankee Girl 01 .02
MANHATTAN DISTRICT-
Llttla Grey 01 .03 ....
Manhattan Cons 06 .08 ....
Manhattan Mining 01 .02 ....
Manhattan Dexter .05 'J™ ....
Mustang M 06 ' ,'•••'•
Seyler Humphrey "1 .02
Stray Dog • « .05 600
Thanksgiving 06
. OTHER DISTRICTS—
Eagle's Nest 08 .10 ....
Fairview Eagle ••• .35 ....
Johnnie Cons .•***■ -OS y ....
Nevada Hflls • 1-60 1.65 ....
Pittsburg Silver Peak...... ... i 1.00
Round Mountain 97 , .89 • ....
SALT LAKE MINING STOCKS
(Special service to The Herald by B. F. Tay
lor, Citizens National Bank building, member
Los Angelee-Nevada Mining Stock exchange).
, SALT LAKE.' Nov. . s.—The i following were
closing quotations today: ■> <
. Beck, S2@B3c; Colo, [email protected]%;' Cols.
Cons. »1.-2%1.-2%; Grand, $2.97Vi®_.16; Mam
—■l -. _1 . ■ '-.!■: ■.__!■■ 11l I i'
Clearing House Banks
WAMK OFFICERS ? •-'. •:' " (
Rational Bank of California " " £ V»S '•*,;
* Capltel, 1fi00.000.00.
___^_ m^m ____ m _____________^ N. B, corner Fourth and Spring. . Surnb-tl*. SnA I'nrttvWl** Prnflts. tmft.OW,. -
Q entral National Bank" 4. " ' rZKttftS&.r™""-
B. B. corner Fourth anil Broadway. : Capital, $.100.000; Hurplua. $200.00-. -'••'■
Q tizens National Bank "~~ ' £j; £*™* %££?y. '
yr Capital. $300,000, > :■-, '--yr
■ 8. W. corner Third anJ Main. Pnrplus and Profits. $378.000. -■
Bt ,„ „ _ WARREN OILLELEN. President,
oadway Bank c: Trust Company k. w. Kennedy, cashier.
-_,*... Capital. .'',0.000; Surplus and
_ $0--$n Broadway, Bradbury hlllldln«. Undivided Profit . $191.000, 1 "
.. j n... xi _.• iTit t ISAIAS W. HELLMAN. President.
U_j. j btates National Bank 18AIA8 smith, cas.ier. President.
nited btates National Bank r w. smith, ca.aier.
Capital. $200,000.
B. E. Timer Main snd Comtnerctal. ' Burplus end Profit*. IWi.flnO. '-■'' '--^ -'
Commercial National Bank ' w- A- wnynoe. president,
ji-iinerciai wauonai r>ant_ norman fssick. ca_w«_.
-...' Capital, $300,000.
•_ 40$ South Spring, corner Fourth. Supplpip and undivided profits. $_g.Ooa. '
The National Bank of Commerce . __• "■ douglas. Pr__td. ot.
•>c i.dtit.iidi rartnK oi commerce charles ewing. cashim.
*■ IN LOB ANGELES. >>''• ■'Ci.'iV-
N. & corner Second and Main. Cspllal, 3300 000: Surplus. Hi.ooa. •
Farmers & Merchants National Bank 'ikaA^mm^'oSST..)
**" /'."''. Capital. $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profits, $1,800,000.
. . . i i
First National Rank •' M Elliott, President, yyyy
irsx .national came w T 8 hammond. cashier.
, Capital Stock. $1,260,(0-.
B. K. corner Second and Spring. Surplus and Prcflts. $1.450.00_. '
"h/[erchants national Bank marco HL IEL_iiAN" I<_-Shie_.
*»* ' Capital. $200,000.
B. E. corner Third and Spring. Surplus and Proflts. $500.00*.'
_„;_.«,.. -NT..*:.,....! r>_,«t. W. F. BOTSFORD. ITaaldenU
merican iMationai JBanis wm. w. woods, ca*__ief.
Tiencan National Bank WM . w . woods, caanie..
Capital. $1,000,000. - ,
fl W. eerner . mwii* --. Prr>adw.»y. Furpiun and Prnflts. $176,000. -
,1 — I
! !^iii.i.m ; M l i. A iii | l jll^.avA\^^«wg^rg|l,' J4.RE.SOURCES over '•&/?,
I =_^ = ==«^___=» sia ~. f„«M» xi; RESOURCES OVER
r47 . . _-. __ ra ' ' 1 W. J. WABUBURN, President: WILLIS 'H.
Eauitab Say nas Bank ssa issrut tz^r* *-
l_*l|Uf lUUIU UUI UltJO ___>UII-1 N a COR jrjßßx AND BPRINO ST*.
moth, $1."M.1.55; Uncle Bam, 96@97c: Utah
Mining, |1.40@1.&0; Sliver King, [email protected];
BOSTON COPPER MARKET
(Special service toVrhe Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co., bankers aft! brokers, members New
York Stock exchange, 112 West Third street,
Los Angeles).
BOSTON, Nov. The following were the
closing Quotations today:
Bill Ask | Bid Ask
Ahmeek ....11- 120 |Moxlcan 41s *p»i
Davis Daly.. -% 4 (Parrot ._,«_... 28
Kant Butte.. 7va 7%,Khode Island 4& 4%
Majestic .... 64 66 I'i'amaraek ... 83 821k
Raven .. 86 87 pil 2314 211*
Su_n- & Pitta 1714 l.:'»,W'lni.n_. -'/» 7
Amur I'neu.. Bis s«i|Amaig Copr.. 83% 83%
do pfd 14 UVajßoston Con... 1454 14%
Shoe Mchy.. 65% 65=»iSou Pao 102 102%
do pfd 26% 80 [Lake ......... 13.4 11
Alloues -"is 88 Miami 12% 12%
Arnold 76 IPX) first Natl.... 9 »%
Butte Coal .. 27% 27*4 Hancock 7% 8
Centennial ..35% 86 Helvetia 8% 4
Daly West .. 9 6% S& B 10% 11
0,-anby 100 102 Com Ely ..... 8% 8%
Butte & Lon 18 6. Globe 6% 6%
Dom Copr... 93 100 Nlplsslng .... 10% 11
Blroux 4% 4% Sup Copr 37.4 28
NevUtah .»»% 3% Apex 6% 6*
Troy 25 30 Mass 6% »
United Lthr. 1% 1% United Fruit. 131
Arcadian .... 4 4% Adventlure .. 9 9%
Atlantlo .... 17 17% Aria Cornel... 36% 37
I'al & Ari1..124 124%|Cal & He 0....670 675
Con Mercur.. 35 40 Cop. Range.. 79% (»*_
Empire - 2.4 Franklin 14 14%
Greene Can.. 11% ""- Mass Gas .... 65 70 .
Mohawk .... 68 70 do pfd 13% »
No Butte ... 86% 86. Michigan .... 13% 14
Osceola 119% 120 Nevada 18% 18%
QUincy ...... 94 ,96 Old Dum .... Hi*" 64%
Shannon .... 18% 18% Phoenix .• • T J
United Copr. 14% 14% Santa Fe .... 1% » .
Victoria 5 6% Trinity 19 M*.
Wyandotte.. 2% 2% Utah t_opr.... -81. . 39.
La Salle .... V 14% Wolverine ...143 ...
US Mining.. 42 42% Zinc .......... 23% 24
do pfd 45% 46 Isle Royale .. -3 23%
Boat *.A1b,*1*8*4.... Utah 43% 44
Blk Mtn .... 1 ...TeruTCopr.... 14 44%
Gas 1% 1% Newhouse ... 4% »
X C , 5% 6 Yukon 4% 4%
NEW YORK CURB
(Special service to The Herald by B. F.
Taylor, Cltlxens National Bank building, mem
ber Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock ex
''NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Following were the
opening and closing Quotations today:
Opening. , Closing
Grl.field Cons 6.50 ©6.66% «.66>[email protected]%
'i'p-,>.c,- 4.06%5.4. 1 2% *-<W®*.m.
Comb. Fraction 1.29 4.1.31 1.27 ©1.80
Daisy 1.00 ©1.02 .98 ©LOO
Booth 32 ®.S6 .32V«.36
Atlanta 21 0 .24 .22 © M
Red Hills 24 0 •** ■"-* ® ■»-
Silver Pick ..-.14 9 -1« .14 OM
Great Bend 33 © .36 .33 © .36
Belmont ... 1.15 ©1.20 1.15 ©I.2ft
McNamara 50 © .-6 .50 O .U
Jim Butler 23 © .25 .M © .11
Tonopah 7.25 ©7.50 -» ©7.60
Tonopah Ex © ... ■■• « •«
West End . .61 0 -54 .51 ® .64
Tramp 16 © •" .16 © .1"
Pitts Silver Peak.. .98 ©1.01 .98 ©1.01
Shoshone 81%® .87% .«%».«
Montana ... ©-86 ... 0 .85
Nevada Hills 1.53 © ... 1.50 ©1.76
Greenwater 05 ® .07% -06 © .07%
Furnace Creek 15 © .17 .16 # .18 ..
YuLon © ■•• *■» 04.62%
Midway 26 0 .29 .20 © .29 _
COMSTOCK MINING STOCKB
(Special service to The Herald by H. F. Tay
lor, Citizens National Bank building, member
Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock exchange).
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.—Following were
closing quotations today:
Opening. Closing.
Ophlr ; 1.80 ©1.82V4 1.80 ©l.SJtt
Mexican 69 © .60 .69 © ...
Gould and Curry... .15 © .17 .15 © .17
Con VS 58 © .58 .69 © .110
Savage *" © ... .89 @ .41
Hale and Norcroaa. .41 © .42 . .40 © .42
Yellow Jacket 47 0 ... .47 © ...
Belcher 23 .. ... .23 ® ...
Confidence 40 _ ... .40 © ...
Sierra Nevada 30 © .31 .29 9 .30
Union 28 © ... .26 © ...
Chollar 14 © .18 .14 © ...
I'otosi @ .16 . .18 © -1«
I.cat and Belcher- ... © .62 ... © .52
The Metal Market
NEW YORK, Nov. B.—The London tin mar
kit was quiet with spot quoted at £137 10a
and futures at £12!). The local market waa
quiet at J30.26ffi30.76. Copper advanced to £62
16s 3d for spot anil £62 13s 9.1 for futures In
the London market. Locally the market was
firm and showed a continuation of the advanc
ing tendency recently noted, with lake quoted
at [email protected]; electrolytic, t_3.76@14; and cast
ing at [email protected]. Lead was higher at £18
12a pid in London. The local market was firm
but unchanged at .4.85©4.10. Spelter advanced
to __:» 2s 6d In London. The local market
was firm at 84.90®4.98. Iron was unchanged
In the English market, with Standard foundry
quoted at 47s _d and Cleveland warrants at
4Ss yd. The local market was unchanged. No.
1 foundry northern, [email protected]; No. 2, 816®
16.75; No. 1 southern foundry and No. 1 soft
wero »16.75®17.25. * --.^aMBHBW
PRICES OF METALS .
IN NEW YORK MARKET
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<S> NEW YORK, Nov. s.—Copper, lake *
<i> »l [email protected], electrolytio .13.87Vi@ <''
<J> 14, casting »13.«'.V4@ 13.87V4- . <S>
& Lead, «4.85®4.40. '3>
.;.. Tin, [email protected]. ' <•>
.., '-■' silver, «8%0. . . '^
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A-;y Sugar and Coffee
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Coffee futures
closed . steady _at a net " loss of 10 points.
Sales were reported of 26,000 baas. Including
November, and December at 35.86; March
and May, 6.26; July, 6.30; September, 26.26®
6.10; October, 85.30 ©6.36.
Spot coffee, quiet; No. 7 Rio, 6 i_c; Santos
No. 4. BVic. Mild coffee, dull; Cordova,'ifU
tl 12'jc. • . ..-..•. ■-. .. .:
Sugar, raw firm; fair refining, 5.46 c; cen
trifugat 96 test,'3.B6c; molasses sugar, 3.2.C.
1 Refined, steady. ■'*_________________*_______
Hotel Alexandria. Milla Building,
Los Angelas. San Franclsoo.
J. C. WILSON
-■■■■■ Member
New York Stook Kxchange,
Chicago Hoard of Trade. ... >
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111-118. West Fourth St.,
1.0. Angeles, Cal
A Substantial Industrial 7:'
Investment
Our Roof Tiling atands op under every test
and experiment. Call, phone or write lor
information. ..-*. '.',..'.
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235 Mason bidg., Broadway and 4th • ata
Phone. Broadway 1.31.
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[ j SAN PEDRO SHIPPING |
SAN PEDRO. Nov. The steamer Thomas
L. Wand, Capt. Peterson, arriving from Grays
Harbor ) via Redondo, brought 40,000 feet 01 ,
lumber for the Southern California Lumber
company and 310,000 feet for the San Pedro
Lumbar company. The remainder of the cargo
la consigned to wholesalers at San Diego. . ,•„>
The steamer Helen P. Drew, Capt. Gunder
son, completed the discharge of 200,000 feet of
lumber for the San Pedro and Southern Cali
fornia Lumber companies and cleared for
Ca.ucas, where 100.000 feet will be discharged.
The Merchants Independent company's steam
er Hanalel. Capt. McFarlane, arrived this
morning from San Franclaco with passengers
and 867 tons of miscellaneous cargo tor the
Crescent Wharf and Warehouse company. She
cleared on the return trip tonight. .* ; •' -j\
The steamer F. S. Loop, Capt. Simmie, com
pleted the discharge of a lumber cargo and
cleared today tor Grays Harbor via San Fran
cisco to reload. . ' . .",.
The North Paclflo company's . steamship
George W. Elder. Capt. Jessen, cleared to
night for Portland via Ban Franclsoo . and
Eureka with a large freight and passenger
list. ■■■:,-. y '..•." '- ■ ■.-*!
The steamer Casco. Capt. Ahjln, arrived this
morning from Albion and . will discharge i a
cargo of railroad ties for the Southern Pacific,
The steamer Olympic, Capt Hansen, will
complete the discharge of 80,009 feet of lum
ber for the E. K. Wood Lumber company and
la scheduled to clear tomorrow for Beilingham
to reload.
The steamer Chehalia. Capt Klttleaon. has
cleared from Grays Harbor via San Francises
to:- San Pedro with 728,000 feet of lumber. < ,
Orders have been received to complete the
south side of the Southern Pacific slip at
Tlmma Point, requiring the drawing of 620
linear feet of wharf piling and planking the
structure. The coat is estimated at 8180,000..'.
San Francisco Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO, No.. -.^Arrived—Steam
er Mandalay from San Pedro; steamer Santa
Rosa from San Diego. :,-y;
Sailed— Steamer Queen for San Diego. .
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California Dried Fruit Price*
NEW YORK. Nov. B.—The I market § for,
evaporated apples ruled firm with new crop
fancy quoted at S'jo; choice, 7Vs©i*_c; prime
fruit, (i.v_v7tp; old crop fruit is quoted at 4ffliic,
according to grade. Prunes * are unchanged
with quotations ranging from 4i,4©13c for Cali
fornia, and from 6Vi®7'«c tor Oregon fruit. :
Apricots are strong in tone and more active
than other fruits, with choice quoted at 8®
Si,ip; extra choice, 6_t®9c; fancy, -*_®10._q.
Peaches ■ are quiet but are well maintained
owing to the light supplies, with choice quoted
at 6"4@7c; extra choice, TH@Bc; fancy, B*i®9c.
Raisins are ln better demand on spot . and'
coast advices indicate a strengthening mar
ket; lcosa muscatels are quoted at 5%@6*4c;
choice to fancy seeded, 6®7Hc; seedless, 41*©
6c; London layers, .1.-0®1.60 to arrive, i ... ■'
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Cotton and Wool
NEW YORK, Nov. Spot cotton» closed '
quiet, 10 points decline; middling uplands,".
9.25 c; do gulf. 9.60 c. No talus. . .', : -.w •
. Futures closed ateady; Nov. 5.95 c: Dec. He:.
Jan. 8.84e; Feb, 8.80 c; March, 8.79 c; - May, v*
8.76 c; line, 8.70 c; July, B.Ota; Aug. 8.60 c.. »,' .
ST. LOUIS, , Nov. Wool, '. Arm;. medium >
grades combing • and clothing, 1T_.20i.; light
flne, l^@l6^c; heavy flne, ll@12c; tub washed,
NOtT<.
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7 Declares Dividend ,
NEW YORK. Nov.;6.—The directors iof the
American Cotton Oil company today declared
an annual dividend of 3 par cent on the com. 58
mon stock and a semi-annual divided of 8 per '
ctnt on the preferred stock. The dividend on _
the ■ common stock Is a , reduction of 1 : per -
cent of the last previous dividend. ',-..•>■:,.
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If yon wsnt to go east, C. Hay lock. Agent
111 cola Central RR, 11" W. Blxta street • .'.
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property before another man's "FOX HALE"
placard has even commenced to gather dust, A
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