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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
DOINGS IN SENATE
MAKE PRICES DROP
Weakening in Wall Street in Con
trast with Better Tone of
Foreign Markets
SITUATION ONE OF DREAD
Railroads Embarrassed by Can
vass for Capital and Plea
for Increased Rates
fAssoclstfifl rrsssj
NEW York, May BB.—Reports of proceed
ing! in the United states senate today were
followed by a weakening of prices of stocks
and active selling. This had a decisive
following the uncertain sagging tendency
whloh had developed earlier. The drop In
the market was in contrast with the better
lone of foreign markets and the Improvement
nf the elements in the situation that have
been dreaded.
Tho London condition seemed to be re
lieved hy the progress of the stouk market
settlement and by easing of the money mar
ket there which was reflected In a further
decline In foreign exchange rates In New
York. It is pointed out railroads are em
barrassed, as between their oanvass for new
capital and their plea for Increased carrying
charges by tho desirability of claiming proflt
dlile earning power on the one nldo and of
pleading poverty on the other. News that a
Chicago municipal honil offer at 4% por cent
had brought no bids as high as par was
discussed a« a sign or the times. So was the.
request from the Denver Reservoir irrigation
company for an extension of time on mature
obligations.
Another sign of Improvement In the cr«<ltt
Situation was the report from ChtaajfO that
Interior hanks were paying off loans to Chicago
lianks on a scale sufficient to offer resources
f-ceking employment in call loans In New
York. The continued evidence of liquidation
In the grain and cotton markets la taken as
matter for encouragement for the same rea
son. It seemed, however, that the gal) tot
liquidation applied with en.ual force to the
nock market and over balanced any benefit
there might have been to speculative, senti
ment from the Improvement In condltlonn
effected by the process.
Iron and copper trade advices retained the
more cheerful noto which has been heard from
these souroes recently.
The progress of the railroad Mil In the
senate Is taken by the financial district to
enow a growth of the more radical forces.
Bonds were irregular; total sale«, par value,
81,W2,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
■Mdal service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
inn, 113 West Fifth etrect, Los Anseles, mem
ber New York stork exchange. Chicago board
if trade, mock and bond exchange or San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, May 25.— Following were th«
luotallcna today:
Sain. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers !<*i HI
do preferred .. 83 35
55,000 AmalK Copper .... 6K% JMI '''
200 Am Beet Sugar.... 36% 36*4 36.i 3i>',4
....... do preferred •■ 92 '■*"'»
lOOAmer Can Co .... 9% •■i\ 9% 1°
700 do preferred 74 73 72% 7r,*4
1,000 Am Car and Fdry. a 60% 60% 61
». do preferred IW* 1"
200 Amor Cotton Oil .. 63 63 Bit 64
do preferred M 107
Amer Express 140 2'n
300 Am Ice. Securities. 25 25 2414 2.i
„ Amer Linseed 13 14*«
t do preferred 3414 37
600 Am Locomotive ... 48 47 40 47
„. .. do preferred 10414 HO
76.700 Am Bmlt and nig. 8114 78% 7814 75%
200 do preferred 104% 104%.1 MS 10oV4
900 Amer Sugar 1*314 12214 '-- 122*4
200 do preferred 12114 12114 121 123
400 Am Bteel Fdrs .... M 55 6414 55
1800 Am Tel and Tel ..136% 136 136 130*4
800 Amer Tob pfd .... M 96 '■'■' 97
100 Amer Woolen .... »4% 3454 33V4 34%
-on do preferred 100 90% 99V4 MTi
1,900 Anaconda .. 1 43V4 4214 4214 «M
100 Atlantic C Line ..122 122 121 122
14 800 AT ft Santa Fe..lU 10814,10814 108*
WO do preferred 101% 10114 10114 101%
8,900 Bait & Ohio 114% 11314 11314 113*
100 do preferred 90*4 90 00 91
1,000 B It T »1H SOU 80V *"*
12 000 Canadian Paclflo .19S>i fili 196% 10614
J300C&O 87% S-iH 8614 Sc.l4
400 C & A 46*4 46 4574 4614
1,400 C& O W naw.... 27% 27 27 27*4
800 do preferred .'l M 60 6.
600 C& N W 152H 151 160V4 151
«,200C Mftßt P 14014 138 »s 138%
.. do preferred 15614 IST.i
4 400 Central Leather ..4114 3714 »7 8711
100 do preferred 108 108 108 109
„. .. Cent of N J 275 300
200 CCC& St L, 85 85 M M
. do preferred 100 110
'"400 Colorado F and I. 87*4 86*4 S6*i 37
do preferred 114% 117
100 Columbus II C& I 7 7 614 714
200 Colorado Southern. 90 69% 69% 10
? do Ist preferred.. .. aher3_KV»Vß m
do 2d preferred.. .. .■ 74*4 76
'g'iinn Consolidated Gaa..14214 13914 13914' 139V4
800 Corn Products .... 16% 16 15% 1«
„...:. do preferred .. 7714 78
... Del & Hudson .. 171 173
„DIi4W 660 60*
1000 D&R 0 41 3!)% 8914 40
100 do preferred 80 80 79 79*4
....... -Diamond Match 89% 53"i
200 Distil Securities.. 31*4 31*4 30 SI
Duluth R S * A 14 IS
........ do preferred 2« SO
700 Erie 29 21 27% 28
800 do Ist preferred.. 47*4 46*4 46 40*4
I do 2d preferred 3514 35%
300 General Electric ..150 149 149 149*4
800 (it Northern Ore.. 64 63% 63 63%
3 200Gt Northern pfd..lßß 133% 133% 134
100 Illinois Central.... 13514 135*4 13314 135
2.400 Interboro-Metro .. 20% 20 19% 20
2,300 do preferred „... 6<!*4 54% 64% 55
600 Internat Paper ...12*4 U% U; 12
i do preferred .. 61 62
600 Internat Pump ... 48 47*4 46T4 47
do preferred 85 85*4
, lowa Central 20 21
do preferred 39 40
10*0 X C Southern.... 34*4 31*4 34*4 34*4
200 do preferred 66% 65*4 M <>
I, B & Western 16*4 18*4
do preferred 48*4 62
500 I, & N 146 146 145 146
Mackay 8714 80
do preferre 7614 78
100 Manhattan 138 136 134 136
100 Mexican Central .. 28% 28% 28*4 29
Minn & St L.... 30 35
.. do preferred 62 68
900 M St P & 3 8 M..14054 13914 13914 139%
. .... do preferred .. 149 154
3,700 M X & Texas .... 42% 4114 41% 41%
. . do preferred .. 69 71
300 Missouri Pacific .. 72% 71 71% 72
1,100 National Lead .... 78% 77*4 77 v 7714
do preferred 10714 107%
National Biscuit 106 10714
do preferred ..; 12114 126
400 Nevada Cons 20% 20% 20*4 20%
N V Air Brake 72*4 73
9.200 N V Central 111% 119 119 11914
1,000 NYC &St L 64*4 63 62 63
do preferred .. 100 110
do 2d preferred .... .. 85 90
100 N V N H & Hart. 155*4 166*4 153*4 155*4
0,900 N V Ont & W 48*4 46% 46% 47
2,700 Norfolk & West... 104 . 102% 102% 101
do preferred 88 • (13
200 North American .. 74% 74 73*4 74
3.300 Northern Pacific .482% 130*4 ISO 130*4
Omaha .. 145 150
.... do preferred 156 1M
„ Pacific Coast 110 113
3.100 Pacing Mall ... 2<5*4 56% ' 25*4 M
10,200 Penna R It C 0....135*4 133% 133% 134
200 Peoples Oa» 108% 108% 107*4 10814
200 Plttsbura: Coal ..... 20 * 20 IH% ,20%
do preferred 68 76
100 FCCt Bt L.....101 101 10014 101
do preferred 110 115
--400 Pressed Steel Car. 3015 59 88 '''i
do preferred 98 99
400 Ry Steel Springs.. 4'Uj, 40 40 41
do preferred i"-"■■ '"■■'
63,000 Reading 16514 liil% 162 162%
do Ist preferred | 11 !>l%
do Bd preferred 100 ll'/ii
100 public 8 and I. 3414 8414 S3* .'n'»
SOO do preferred M 97 97% *>'
1,300 Rock [(land Co ... 44% 42% 42% 4:1
do preferred .. .. 89 8916
Slo»s Shef B and I .. .. 73 7:1
300 Bl L * KF Ist pfd '■'■' ■ 67 >'•'■ 6!)
1,60il do 2d preferred., 49% 48 47,4 4R%
800 st I, & s W 32% 31% 31% WH
400 do preferred 75*4 7'">% ''■' i 7..'i
81,900 Southern Pacific ..127% 124« 12514 125%
800 Southern Railway. 26% -.'■•.' 2<! 14 26%
200 do preferred .. «:i 62 . 62 6214
600 Tennessee Copper.. 2714 27 26% 27
600 Texas Paclflo 32% :;i'i »i 31%
Third Aye .. '''& 7
200 Toledo St L& W. 38V4 3814 37 38
400 do preferred 8414 6374 88 «4
Twin City V, T 11l 113.
Union B and Papr .... SO
do preferred ••- 60 .69
62,600 Union Paclflo 18514 181 1K2% 18214
600 do preferred 844 Sl'.i 9414 94%
United Rds of 8 V .. .. 34 88
do preferred ■• 62 64
100 V S Cast Trn Pipe 23 23 22 23
do preferred 7114 73
300 U 8 Rubber 4! 41 40 42
200 do it preferred.. IIS 11% 112
. , „ do 2d preferred .. ■• 76 79
ir,n -inn i- q Steel Cm ""• S-M «'"4 •M*
i') 00 do preferred . . '.:-'■ 118 11" IW4
1,300 Utah Copper 4>> 45% 45 4"''>*
10.200 Va-Car Chem Co.. 61*4 60 60 8014
do preferred 1» 128
1,200 Wabash 311* 2014 201$ 2014
2,900 do preferred 47Vi 45 44% 45
Wells Fargo Ex 168 175
100 Western Union ...68 68 67 68
100 WeeMngrhouM .. .. 84 64 83 64
WALK •• s 'a in
....... do Ist preferred 10 12
do 2d preferred.. .. •■ B 6
100 Wisconsin Central r.2 52 CO 63
Am Hide and Lea. .. 6 6%
1900 do preferred 37 35% So 3*<4
Am Agr and Chem .. .. 43% 44%
. .. do preferred 101 103
400 Beth Steel 2814 2">14 28 2914
do preferred >'<
Nat Enamel and a.. .. 13% -1
do preferred ■■ *5 95
100 Par Tel and Tel .. [phone]
. do preferred 90 l""
7,800 Internt Harvester.loo% 98 97"4 OR
do preferred 18% 128
TT S Realty 7:! 75
200 we Maryland ..47% 47 «»i 48
Total sales, 662,900 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by .T. C. 'Wil
son. 212 West Fifth street. Lo» Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
. -
NEW YORK, May 25.— Following were the
closing quotations: Bid. Asked.
Atchlson gen 4s 95% • ■ H
Atchlson cony 4s HO I'l
Baltimore * Ohio Ist 4s 07% OSU
t: R T 49 *• Bolt
Colorado Industrial Bs .. '9
v s Realty 5s »J* 90
Rock Island col 4s 77% 7, 5
Southern Pacific ref 4s 941 4 941 a
Southern Pacific col 4s 90 91
Southern Pacific cony 4s 100% . 101%
Union Pacific Ist 4s 101V4 Mils
Union Pacific cony 4s V*"* W.
II S Steel 5s 104 104%
United Railway in ■ ™
Wabash deb 4- 7014 70%
Western Pacific r.s 93% 941 i
D & It O ref 5s BIV4 M
Japanese 4s •• BOH 91
Japanese Ist 4%s !>4% BB
Japanese 2d 4>.4> M 9<l*
US 2s rend l«0% 10114
U 8 2s coupon 100%
IT S 3s regd 102 , 101
1! S,3s coupon 102 I 103
IT 84s re«d ..'. <•• 11*% "5
T' s 4s coupon ...» .' 114% ' 11514
Panama 2s I«>H 101
Panama 193» IQM4 101
Financial record
NEW YORK, May 23.—Money on call firm,
3%(Jf3% per cent; ruling rate 3Vi per cent;
closing bid 3 per cent; offered at 3% per cent;
Time loans firm; sixty days, 3% per cent;
ninety days. 3%®4 per cent; six months, 4®
414 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4%®614 per
Sterling exchljnge steady, -with actual busi-
Sterling exch(Tn?e steady, with actual busi
ness In bankers 1 bills at 4.8440W4.8450 for sixty
day bills and at 4.8745 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.R3»4®4.84.
Bar silver. B35sC
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady: railroads heavy.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, May 25.—Tho condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was tiß follows:
Trust fund—Gold coin. J556.334.569: silver
dollars, J4*l.1»!>.000; (diver dollars of 1890, $3,
--715,000; silver certificates outstanding, $490,
--199.000. ' ■-;
General fund—Standard silver dollars in
general fund, $1,895,245; current liabilities,
$99,177,622; working balance In treasury of
fices, $17,313,021;, In banks to credit of treas
urer of the United Ptates. $37,913,664; sub
sidiary silver coin, $21,335,704; minor coin,
$1,311,090; total balance in general fund, $79,
--736,665. t:, .
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FUA>ICISi 'V>. May 2«.—Fruits-Fancy
apples, 75c: common, 50c.
Perries-Strawberries, £.6008.00: blackber
ries, 51.00W1.65: raspberries, $11.00@1.75.
Peaches -Common. 8Be; fancy, 75c.
Oranges—Navels. $1 .&003.88,
Mexican limes. 86.KMr7.00.
lemons—Common California, 81.5594.00.
Mellons—Fancy Cantaloupes, J4-5O; common,
11.00.
Tropical fruits—Bananas, 75c@$j.OO; pine
apples, J2.505f3.60.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, May ! Evaporated apples
Inactive: prices nominally unchanged. On the
spot, fancy is quote.d at 10c: choice, Bi?fSVjc;
prime, 7(fJ7V4e; common to fair, 6@6!i40.
Prunes—ln better demand; spot firm; quota
tions. 3©S%c for California* up to 30-40s and
4W@9o for Oregons.
Apricots—Firm, but demand limited and
market quiet: choice, 10®10^c; extra choice,
10%@n>^c: fancy, llV2@l2V2i-.
Peaches—Firm, with fair Jobbing demand;
choice, 6V4@6%c; extra choice, 7@7', 2 c; fancy,
7V4@7VJc.
Raisins— with quiet trade; loose mus
catels quoted at 3%@5%c; choice to fancy
seeded, i\^%,c; seedless, 3^o; London lay
ers, $1.20@1.25.
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
•on, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, May 25.—Prices In today's cot
ton market fluctuated with somewhat Irregu
larity, the early, declines carrying near months
7 to 13 points below the closing, while Octo
ber lost 5 points. In the afternoon the market
firmed up, rallied Blowly and closed somewhat
higher on the day's work. Not a little even-
Ing up of contracts both on the long and short
sides took place, and stop orders were uncov
ered in the early decline. Weather reports
continued about as recently. In the New
York market spots declined 6 points to 15.30 c,
with sales of 3302 bales, and deliveries on con
tract of 3900, bales. -,;--' . .
Quotations ranged as follows: —Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid. Aslc.
January 12.66 12.61 11. M 12.03 11.(4
March 12.65 22.68 12.65 12.67 12.63
4 fav 14.00 15.01 14.88 15 03 15.04
j un9 '" It. 14.90 14.D0 1603 15.05
■| ulv "' 14.?4 15.08 14. 15.06 15.07
A U ;[ Us 14.71 14.80 14.60 14.77 14.78
Kcntoillber 13.8S 33.62 13.49 13.61 13.62
October 12.74 1J.85 12.72 13.84 13.85
November 1t.71 12.74
December 12 57 12.68 12.55 12.66 12.67
Spot cotton, 15.30 c; 5 points lower, quiet.
It's as ea.ny to secure a bargain In a UM4
automobile, through want advertbtlnf, as It
used to be-and 1111! l»— to secure a horw
and carriage.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1910,
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, May Bank clearings
were $3,134,760.01, un increase of |1M,14|.M as
compared will* tho amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following is a com
liurutlvu statement:
1910. 1009. 1908.
May 23 $2,774,710.90 $2,178,015.74 $1.430,985.61
May 21 2.600,737.43 2,147,787.511 1,488,116.07
May 25 8,184,7110.01 2.640,617.37 1,004,507.22
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
The market was listless and Inclined to be
dull, and although prices did not decline par
ticularly, the) trading was lucking in spirit all
through the list.
The bond lilt was very inactive, and tho
bank list was so quint that some of the shares
did not receive a quotation.
The oil stocks were without character. As
sociated was n shale off; Midway showed lit
tle change, ..although there was some trading.
Union was not particularly strong, and Amal
gamated was traded In to the extent of 20
shares at 80, Central was the only stock mak
ing any material advance, which Is 5 points
above last week's quotations, selling at 205.
Oleijm Hold off at the close materially. .*'■'
In the mining list there was little or noth
ing cluing. The Cloldflelds were not in demand.
The California Hills market was about the
same as yesterday.
Jlllll.M.M, SALtS
1 Pac Li and Pow Co, cash, 1)7',4: 20 Associ
ated Oil Co 13; 60 do 52.75; 10 do 62.62%; -'"
Amalgamated Oil 60; 1000 Cal Midway 63; 1000
do 62%; 1000 do 62%; 1000 do 62%; 2000,'d0, B.
30. 53; 1000 Central 2.05; 4000 Coallnga Cen 54;
100 Mcx I" Ltd pfd 87.60; 1000 Oleum Dcv Co
!»,«; 7000 do 0; 3000 do 8%; 1000 do 8%.
AFTERNOON SALES
30 Associated Oil CO 62.50; 30 do 62.25; 1000
Cal Midway 52%; 2000 do 53; 1000 do 53 l/ 4; 1000
do, B. 30, 53; 4000 do do 53%; 2000 do do 53%;
1000 Jade, B. 30, 43; 8000 Oleum Dcv Co 8%.
BONUS
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co 84 86
Associated Oil Co 97 98
Corona City Water Co 82 ."•/ .. ■
Corona Power and W Co 89 ...
Cueamonga Water Co 0814
Edison Elee Co Ist r 102
Edison Elec Co old Issue 103 108
Home Telephone Co , 83% 86
Homo Tel Co Ist rfdg 74% 78
1., A Pac Ist con mtgs 10414
L, A Pac Ry Ist rfdg 100
L. A Railway Co 110
L A Traction Co 6s 102 110
L A Traction Co Cs 101 106
Mexican Nat'l Gas Co 100
Mission Trans and It Co 96 ..
Pao Elec Railway Co 101 105%
Pao Light and Power Co 07% 98%
Pasadena Home T and T Co 80
Pomona Con Water Co ......... 86 ..
Riverside H T and T Co 75
(Santa Monica H T and T Co 80 ,
San Diego Home Tel Co ".". 75
San Diego H I and T Ist mtgs , .. * 80 .'
Temescal Water Co 99
Union Transportation Co 90 92%
U S Long Dist T and T Co 63 . '.« >
Vlsalia Water Co 99 ..
Whlttler Home T and T Co 10
HANK STOCKS
Bid. Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 130.00
Kink of Southern California 120.00
Broadway Band and Trust 150.00
Central National Bank 176.00 180.00
Citizens National 230.00.
Farmers and Merchants Nat'l.. .270.00
Federal Hank of L A 12.50
First National 470.00 610.00
German American Svgs 330. 345.00
Home Savings Bank of LA. 115.00
Merchants National 640.00
Merchants Bank and Trust Co. 150.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00
The Southern Trust Co 75.00
(50 per cent paid up)
INDUSTRIAL A.VI) TCBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. Ask.
Cal Portland Cement Co 110.00 176.00
Edison Electric pfd 79. 82.00
Rdlson»lßleetrlc com 62.50 04.50
Home Telephone pfd 37.50 .....
Home Telephone com ' 6.25 6.75
L A Brewing Co 90.00
Pao Con Stone Co of Cal 4.40
Han Diego Home T and T C 0... 17.50 20.00
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 39.0
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS— Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 58.00
American Crude Oil Co 60 .90
American Pet Co pfd SO.OO
American Pet Co com 70.00 74.00
Associated OH 52.12% 62.37%
Brookshire Oil ■• 2.00
California Midway Oil Co 63%
Central 2.05
Cleveland Oil Co 39% ■••••
Columbia l"'-» I.M
Continental Oil 35 ■«
Enos Oi! Co. 1-6214 ...»
Globe » ■"
J(id** OH C?o ••#••••••••• •So ■*•■*
Mexican Pet'ixd'pfd «7.R0 68.60
Mexican Pet Ltd com 27. .....
New Pennsylvania Pet Co .. 108
Ollnda Land Co (Oil) 66 .6914
Palmer Oil Co 1-M 1-B9
Perseus Oil Co •; •'-
Piru Oil and L Co IT
Reed Crude «-■*
Rice Ranch Oil Co 9t> .....
Section Six Oil Co • ■■■■ ■*>
Trader's OH Co :::::::::::::i«:Sl 115.00
Vnkm 1<"-M 10780
Union provident Co 104.50 106.25
United Petroleum 10J.M 110.10
West Coast Oil com 9-«jJ »■»
Western Union 76.00 I™oo
NON-PRODUCERS—
McKittrlck lnv Oil Co.-. .16
Nevada-Midway Oil Co •• ■-•>
Oleum Development Co 05% :•••'
DAILY MINING CALL
OFFICIAL MUM
Morning—SoOO California Hills 11.
Afternoon-1000 California Hills 11.
','■:■■ LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- Bid. Ask.
Cal Hills M CO .*M4 •••
Consolidated Mines Co 3.00 M .....
NEVADA—
Johnnie Mining and Milling Co ... .17
Searchlight Parallel 01 -01%
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
PAN FRANCISCO, May 26.— Beans—Pink,
$0 ISJM 16; lima, $1.3504.40 small white, $4.40@
4 f,O- large white, $3.75iR)4.00.
Potatoes— Burbanks. 65@75e; ball nan
Burtmnks, 75c«pn.00; Merced sweets, 3@4Vie
pound; new potatoes, $"[e-mail]. ,'-',-'.;
Onions— and common, nominal: sllrer
skln, 11.1001.J6. peas, 75c©$1.2S; string beans.
Various Oreen peas, 750©W.26; string beans,
B®so pound; egg plant. 10®12'c: green pep
pers 10®25c summer squash, 75ci3{1.00; as
paragus, 2501.50: rhubarb, 75{ff900; garlic.
3(3>5c; cucumbers, ?1.75<f?2.00; Mexican toma
toes, $1.00@1.75. ■'■■■ ■:.-_ ■■
Poultry— Live turkeys, nominal: old roosters.
$!> OO(iJs.riO: young roosters, »8.00(glO.OO; small
broilers, J3.50@3.00; large broilers, $3.80@4.t.0;
fryers 50@7.80; hens. »5.00#10.00; old ducks.
«6 0007.00; young ducks. »S. 00©10.00; geese,
$2 0002.50: old pjlKeons, J1.50@2.00.
Flour— Family extras. $6.0006.40; bakers' ex
tras. J6.00®6.40; Oregon and Washington, 15.00
®Wheat~ShlPPln(t. J1.47H@1.52V4. i£|
Bar lp y _Feod. tl.loigl.UV4: brewing, 1.17V4;
cliovaller, nominal. .37«: white, fI.ITMH
Oats—Red, »1.27Vj!fM.37H; -white, 11.4TH0
1.57V4: black, nominal.
Mlllstufts-Mlddllngs. J27.C0©30.00; mixed
feed »24.00®>30.00; rolled barley, »23.00@25.00;
oatmeal, $4.00; oat groats. $3.80; rolled oats,
J28.00@29.00.
Hay—Wheat. $12.00(318.50: wheat and oat,
89 dim, 13.00; oat, wild. $7.00(!?»11.00: oat. tame,
M 00018.00; alfalfa, It.OOOH-OOi straw. 40«M8o.
Receipts—Flour, 3922; wheat, 65: barley. 7295;
oats 66, beam, HO; potatoes. (525; onions, 510;
bran, 105; hay, 89: hides, 1545: wine, 35,300.
COTTON AND WOOL
ST. LOUIS, May 25.— Unchanged:
medium grades combing and clothing, 23@24e;
light fine. So«f22cj heavy llr.o, 15®l«c; tub
washed, 25ifi)33c. •
NEW YORK, May 25.— Cotton close* steady
at a net advance of ton point*. Spot closed
quiet, five point* decline: middling uplands,
IS 30c; do gulf, 15.65 c; sales, 72";! bales.
Futures closed steady. Hlds: May. 15.03 c;
June, 15.03 c; July, U.Moi August, 14.77 c; Sep
tember, 14.61 c: October, I:'Me; November.
12.70o: December, 13.«6c; January. 13.63 c;
March, -13.n0. |WM
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to Th« Herald by J. C. Wil
•on, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
Of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.—Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Associated Oil Co 6a 98 9814
Bay Counties Power Co 5s 102-
Cal Central Gas and Klec 6s 102
Cal Oas and Biles gen M&CT sb. .l'd
Callfornlt Wine Assn 6s 89%
City Eleotrlc Co 6s 90% 91%
Contra Costa Water Co 6s I'll'
do gen mtg 5s ••• ;"
Edison Elec Co. of L A 5s 100
Edison Light and Power Bs •• HO
First Federal Trust Co M 10114
Ferries and Cliff House Ry 6s 100
Hawaiian Coml and S us 104 105
Honolulu R T and L Co 69 103%
I-us Angeles Klec Co 5s 101
Los Angeles Gas and El Co 5s 97% 101%
Los Angeles Railway 5s % ...105
Los Angeles Lighting gd 5s 100 ..
L A Pac n 11 Ist con mtg 5s 102%
L A Pac it It 01 Cal 5s 100%
Marln Water and Power Co —101%
Market Street Cable 69* 103 10314
do Ry Ist con mtg 6s 99% 100%
Northern By Co of Cal 5s 11114 •• .
Northern Cal Railway 5s 101
Northern Cal power Co Bs 100 10
Northern Electric Co 5s 9a
Oakland €ias Light and H 6s 100%
Oakland Transit Co 6s 10814 .. .
Oakland Transit 5s 105
Oakland Transit Con 5s 105
Oalfland Traction Con as 95% 9614
Oakland Traction Co 5s 92 ..
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s 98
Omnibus Cable Railway Os 107%
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 85
Pacific Electric By Co 5s 1061 a
Pacific Light and Power CO 5s 9714 :..,.
Pacific Light and Power gtd 6s 10114
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 5s 59%
Park Blld ClitT HnilM Tly 6s 10 102
Park and Ocean R It 6s 100
People's Water Co 5s ;.. 6974 70%
Powell Street Railway 6s 102%
Sacramento Elec Gas and Ry 65..10014
S F Oak and San Jose Ry Bs 103% 104'/
do I'd mtg 5a M,4
S F Oak and 8 .1 Con Ry 6s 86
s .7 and S Clara Co it P. 4'/s 00
Spr Rof Cal Bs 1912 10314 10414
do Ist c Rtd g Ti3 112%
S P Branch Hy of Cal 65.... 126
S P R R Co Ist rfdß 4s 95%
Stockton Gas and El Corp 65.. 106%
B V Water Co gen mtg 4s 92% 93
United Gas and Klec Co 53 99%
United R Tt of S F 4s 69 69%
Valley Counties Power Co 6s 99% 100%
WATER STOCKS— ■ r- •
Marln County m
Spring Valley Water Co 47% 4814
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co &4%
N Cal Power Co con 844
Pacific Lighting Corp com 67% 69
Oro Water 63',i
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co »9
Fireman's Fund 235 ..
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS-
Callfornia 125 ■-„
Presidio *° 3-''
POWDER STOCKS-
Giant Consolidated Co ■ 80
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar — 42% 421*
Honokaa Sugar Co 19i
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 18% :..
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co isri
Klleauea Sugar Plantation Co ... 12-\ 13%
Makawoli Sugar Co 68% 60
Onomea Sugar Co p-
Paauhau S P Co 28 25%
Union Sugar Co ?«^i
OIL STOCKS—
Palmer Oil MS
Associated OH Co 82% 62%
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 2% 3
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association «9% 90
Cal Fruit Canners' Assn ..., 100% . ..
Cal Wine Association 32% 85
Pacific Coast Borax Co 154
Pac Tel and Tel pfd 80
Morning pales—looo Sacramento Electric 6s
100%; 1000 Marln Co 5s 10114: 8000 City Elec 5s
91- 8000 Peoples W 6s 69%; 3000 Cal Gas and
Elec 5s 10014; 3000 United Ry 4s 6914 26 Assd
All 63%; 75 do 531 i; 100 Spring V Water 49; 50
do 48%; 150 do 4314.
Afternoon sales— 3000 Assd Oil 5» 98; 1000 Key
Route 5s 104%; 1000 Spring V Water 4s 92%;
1000 Cal Cen Gas 5s 10114: 3000 Peoples 6s 70;
1000 Marin Co 6s 10114: 1000 Pac Light 6s 97%;
50 Alaska, SO; 40. Asd Oil 6314: 40 do 53; 85
do 6274: 50 do, buyer 60, 63%; 100 do 52%; 100
Spring V Water 48.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member of the Chicago board of trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth
street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, May 28— Wheat was lower dur
ing the forenoon, higher In the last hour. The
news was mainly bearish again, but after
completing the unloading of a line of wheat,
probably for a large southwestern trader, the
market has not had much pressure upon H.
Miscellaneous traders, mainly local, have over
sold on weak spots and largely covered since.
Corn strength has been some help to wheat,
hut the taking off of a big line of short wheat
by a large speculator in the last few days
has been the chief strengthening factor. North
western markets have been in much the name
condition, showing firmness as the result of
recent covering by Important shorts. Foreign
weakness was one- of the chief causes of the
early selling. Liverpool closed at the equiva
lent of 93 cents a bushel for May, 034 cents
for July and 96% cents for October. Crop and
weather reports have been quite favorable.
Weather excellent for filling, maturing and
growing of winter ami spring wheat in the
various sections respectively.
Many complaints of replanting today in
corn, also too cool for best development of
crop. Some Increase In country offerings of
corn, and also a forecast, official, of some
warmer In corn belt, but sales from interior do
not increase, as rapidly as expected, and this
has led to much covering by shorts.
Oats followed the other grains on the early
declines, and there was moderate response also
to the later rallies. May delivery was hardly
as strong in the rally as was new crop
months. Crop and weather reports continue
fine for the growing crop.
Provisions have been very weak today. Con
siderable liquidation has been under way today
by miscellaneous longs.
MARKET RANGES
WHEAT— Open, High. Low. Close.
May .' fl-OS Jl.li)>., 11.07% $1.1014
July « .99% .»«'i .90%
September 97 .97« .96% -97V4
December 95% .98 .9554 .M
CORN—
May S7T4 ,Wi .57»i .W|
July BOH .69% .I*l4 ■'■"'<
September 59% .60*4 .M% .60%
December 56 .66% .5* .10%
OATS—
May 39% ,n% ■ .39>4 ,M%
July 38 .38% .38 .38%
September 37% .37% .36!. .37%
PORK— ,' • ;
May 23.10 22.10 22.10 11.10
July .'.... 22)124 12.90 22.00 M.174
September 22.20 22.20 21.80 22.02%
LARD—
May 12.60 12.60 12.4714 12.60
July 12.25 12.25 12.12% 13.22V4
September 12.17% 12.17% 12.05 12.12%
RIBS-
May 12.75 12.75 13.75 13.75
July 12.22% 12.22% 12.10 12.20
September 12.18% 12.12% 12.00 12.07%
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No. 2 rye, 77c; feed or mixing bar
ley, 6J@s6e; fair to choice malting. 60S?
66c; flax seed. Mo. 1 southwestern, $2.13:
No. 1 Northwestern. $2. -3; timothy soed,
$4.35; clover, $11.25; mess pork, per barrel,
$22 25@22.60; lard, per 100 pounds. $12.50;
short ribs, sides (loose), $12.02% ©12.87 Vj;
short clear sides (boxed). IJS.IOOIi.TC.
Grain statistics: Total clearances or
wheat and flour were equal to 235,000 bush
els. Primary receipts were 379,000 bushels,
compared with 121.000 bushels, the corre
sponding day a year ago. Estmated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 2S cars; corn. 142
cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs, 28,000 head.
Dally movement of produce:
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour, barrels 31,300 13,100
Wheat bushels 130,800 fi.SOO
Corn, bushels 5M.J00 140,200
Oats, bushels 460.800 190,800
Ryi bushels 4,000 1,000
Barley, bushels ....... 121.000 12.700
BUTTER, EGGB AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.—Butter—Fancy
creamery. 26,40; seconds, He; fancy dairy,
::.'■_.<■.
Rugs— Ranch, He; (tore, No,
Cheese— New, 13H014c; Young America, 14
1(0,
CHICAGO, May 28. ——Steady;
creameries. 25@37e; dairies, 23®26c.
. Eggs—Steady; receipts, 26.117: at mark,
cates included, 16@18c; firsts, 19c; prime
firsts, 25c.
DIRECTORS ELECTED
BY PRODUCE DEALERS
Slight Changes in Market Prices.
Berries Are Now More
Plentiful
Members ol the produce mohant* ■
Slrccton ■■ > lei lay as follows: C. W. Thomp
M v. .siHiikv, .lay B. Jacobs, i: B
Walter M. MeStay, M. Campau and T.
r:. i^imi).
Business In the market was active and
supplies were plentiful.
(strawberry receipts were estimated at 2001
crates for both market!. Receipts of rasp
berries amounted to 100 crates and blackber
rles 1200. Priced on strawberries declined i
cent to 1 -/I, cents. Raspberries were qwitorl
at :;■:.;.11 cents and black! Nt 3 1 mi cents..
A firmer tone exists In the onion market.
Bermudas lead In favor, illversklna being a
close, second.
More Mexican tomatoes arrived, soiling at
$1.75^2 a crate.
Butter receipt! were 39,834 pound! and trad
ing was active, with no change In prices.
Egg receipts were 4-6 eases. No change.
Sufficient fish to meet demand.
Receipts of produce were: Errs, 426 oases;
butter, 39.53! pounds; cheese, I.T.3SE pounds;
potatoes, 78 sacks.
PRODUCE PRICES
Wholesale prices of produce to retailers,
as corrected daily by Market Reporter:
EGGS—Local ranch, candled, 11 He; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 23H0.
BUTTER — California creamery (selling
price to the trade), 32>io 11).; do extra, 30c;
do firsts. 29c; cooking butter, 17c; ladle
buiter, 2nc.
CHEESE— Northern fresh, 16@170 lb. ; large
Anchor, 17c; Young America, Anchor. lie:
hand, Anchor, 22c: Oregon Daisy. 18018'4c;
eastern -'--lea, 19fJ2Oc; eastern twins, 18c;
eastern daisies. 1816 c; eastern long horns,
i:i'-,.i20c; eastern Cheddars, 1814 c; Imported
Swiss. 30@31o: Jack cheese, 23c; domestic
Swiss, 25@26c; cream brick, 20c; limburger. 20
©21c; Roquefort, 38 40c; Edam, J3<o9;
Canadian cream, box. 11.
BEANS—No. 1 pinks, $6.75 07; No. I 1.1
--mas, $1.73; No. 1 Lady Washington*. $4.50;
No. 1 small whites, $5.25; No. 1 Blackeycs,
$6 25- No. 1 Bayous. $6.50; No. 1 Garvan
zas, $4.50; No. 1 lentils. California. $7.
BERRIES —Strawberries, per basket, 4V4©
6c;- cranberries, per hhl., $12.50; raspber
ries, 6@7c; blackberries, 6@7c; loganber
ries 20c; gooseberries. 10c.
FOTATOES-Nevadas, $1,25: Highlands, per
cwt., 90cfi$l.lO; new potatoes, per box. 40@60c;
Wat'sonvllle, per cwt., 11.0001.25: Idaho per
cwt., 90c«$1.10: new potatoes, per box, 40@MV;
Oregon Burbanks, per cwt.. $1.3501.50; Oregon
White Rose. $1.00; Salinas. $1.25@1.35; sweets.
fl 75^2 no luff box.
ONlONS—Northern Australian brown,
cwt . $2; sllverskins, 90c lug box; Nevadas, $2;
Oregon, $1.75; Bermudas. $1.5001.60 a sack;
giFRESH FRUlTS—Apples— Bellefleura, 4-tler,
$1.76; Bellefleurs. 4V,-tler, $1.00@1.35; Belle
fleui-s, 3%-tler. $1.75: Ben Cups. 4-tler. $I.lo®
169; fall i'lppins. $1.50; fall Pippins. 4%-tier.
$1.25; Greenings, $1.60; Greenings. 4V4-tler,
$1»5; Hoovers. 4-tler. $2: Jonathans, Colo.,
$2 25; Pearmalns. white winter. 4-tler.
$1.75; P.armatns, red, 4-tler. $1.50; Pear
mains, red, 4V4-tler, $1.20; Smith's elder, 4
tter, $1.60; Smith's cider, 4>4-tier. $1.25; Ben
Davis, Col., $1.2501.5*; Newton Pippins, 4
tier $1.60; Newtown Pippins. 4^4-tier, $1,100
1 IB- Mo. Pippins, Col.. $2.25; Uangford's, 4
tier $1.15; Langfords. 4V4-Uer. $1.16; Rome
Beauties, $2.25; Spltzenburgs. 4-tier, ,1.8»;
Ganos, $1.60; Winesaps. Col., 11.90; Winesaps.
4-tier. Cal., $2.60.
BERRIES — Strawberries, per basket, 4iiß
6c; cranberries, per bbl.. $12.50; raspberries,
16c; blackberries. 6o basket.
ClTßUS—Seedless grapefruit. $2.7505;
•eedlings, $3; fancy lemons. $2.60®3.2J;
choice, $1.60© 1.76; fanvy navel oransa*.
$1.7502.15; tangerine oranges, tt-box, $1.60
@1.76; Valencia oranges, fancy, $2.60(33,
limes. 20-lb. box. $1.25.
MISCELLANEOUS—Pears. Winter Nel
lis, picking boxes, $1.50; cantaloupe, $8.5065
crate- cherries. 90c@51.25; white bulk, 7@Sc
pound; black bulk, 10@llo lb.; guavas, per
basket, 41J sc; loquats, 2@30 lb.; apricots,
lug box. f1.5001.75.
TROPICAL FRUITS— lb. 4 ..r
Sc- do red, lb., 6c; Fard dates, lb., 10@12c;
do Golden, lb. 7V4c: do Persian. 1-lb. pkg
7tt©Bc; alligator pear*, doa, $6;- pineap-
P 'frUlTS—Winter Nellla pears, picking
FRUITS fainter Nellla pears, picking
boxes, $1.60: guavas, basket, 4@sc; loquats,
per lb., 12'/4@l6c.
VEGETABLES —Artichokes, northern, dor.
70@76c; asparagus, green, lb., 6@7c; Bell
peppers, Florida, üb., 25c; beets, doz. bunches,
peppers. Florida, lb., 25c; beets, doz. bunches,
bage, green, sacks, 75@90c; cabbage, red,
lb 3c; carrots, doz. bunches, 25@30c; cauli
flower, crate, 90c@51.25; ceiery, crate. $3O
8.75; cucumbers, doz, $1.5001.60; corn husks,
cut lb , 10c; green corn, 40c box: corn husks-,
uncut lb., 8c; egg plant, lb., 20c; leaks, do*.,
35c; horseradish, lb.. 10@12c; oyster plant, doi.,
35®40c; lettuce, ct., 50@75c; peas. lb.. 314©
4>Ac- parsley, doz., 25c; oyster plant, doz..
40c- rhubarb, crimson winter, 75c; rhubarb,
local 760©51.00 box; spinach, doz., 15c;
squash, summer, crate, 75c@51.00; young
onions, doz., 20 30c; turnips, rloz. bunches,
20<S>25e; Mexican tomatoes, crate, $1.75.
DRIED FRUITS— Apples, evaporated, lb
• fiilOc; apricots, lb. 12013 c; loose figs,
white box. $1.50; do black, box, $1.35; do
Imported, lb. 16@lSc: currants. 8H@10o;
peaches, lb. 6%@»c; pears, lb. 10®12o;
clums. lb. 13% c; nectarines, lb. 7tt@BHo.
Prunes— ll@12o; 30-408, 8c; 40-50»,
7Ho; 00-608. 6c; 60-703, «c; 70-80«. 5V40; SO
VOs sc; 90-100*. 40.
RAISINS — '-crown, loose. 60-lb. box. lb.
4V4c- 8-crown, sc; 4-crown, 6Ho; 2-crown
London layen. 2°-- box. lb. $1.15; S-crown.
$1 26- 4-crown. $1.60: 5-crown, $1.85; Sul
tanas' bleached, lb. lie- do unbleached,
lb 3Uc; seeded raisins. 16-oz. pkg. (MS
7V4c; do 12-oz. pkg. 5V4 O«V4c.
Almonds, fancy IXL..I*. nrgilio;
to No Plus Ultra, lb. 16c: brazils, 13(8140;
cocoanuts, »6c©sli chestnuts. 11012 c; fil
berts, lb. 14@16o; hickory, lb. 8c; pecans,
XX lb "Vie: do XXX. lb. 16c; do
JCXXX. ib. 17c; eastern jieaa-it*. lb. B@BHc;
do California, lb. sVi@6c; do Japan, lb. 6*
O7c: do Spanish, shelled. No. 1. 1». 10c;
Dlnenuts 20c; walnuts. No. 1. S. S. lb. I4<f
lie- do No. 2. lb. 10c: do Jumbos. 17018 c;
do 'budded. lS@2oc; popcorn, eastern, cwt.
$8 60- do local, cwt. $1@8.25.
RICE Fancy Honduras (Carolina) $«.75;
do choice Honduras (Carolina) $606 60;
Japan grades. $3.7504; Island, $.50; broken
HONET—Extracted, water white, lb. 7©
H4o- extracted, white. 7c: extracted, light
amber 68 6V-c; comb, water white. 1-lb.
frames. 16@17c; white. 1-lb. frames 160
He; light amber. 1-lb. frame*. 10011 c;
beeswax, lb 30c. :, .■ . '
LIVESTOCK —Packers nay t. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steer*. f.Vic: beef heifers,
*-„l»!,c- beef calves. 6\4®«o: mutton, wethers.
$1.6006.00; awes, $605.50; lambs, 35037;
hegs. lie.
POULTRY (per lb.) —Live turkeys. 23'?
26c; large hens, 4 lbs up, 18c; small hens,
2*i to 3'i lbs.. 16c: broilers. I',i to 2 lbs.,
24c- fryers, 2 >£ to 3 lbs., 24c; roast chicken.
20c; duck, 16e; Reese, 16c; old roosters, Sc;
sau'abs, per doz. $1.50.
CHILI Evaporated, strings, lb. 18 0 20c:
loose lb.. 17c; Mexican black, lb.. 25c; green,
lb. 20iu>25c; chill teplns. ID. $1.25; Japan.
I6c.
HAY, (baled) —Following are quotations
paid by dealers to hay growers: Per ton,
barley $12.50014; wheat. $12.50014; oat,
$!' 10015; alfalfa, $12.60; volunteer hay, Si
Ulii: straw. $5.5006.
Hay price* to the trade— hay. per
ton $16.50: wheat. $16.50: oat. $17.60«18;
alfalfa. $13; volunteer. $8010; straw, $7.50.
RETAIL TRICES
Eggs, dozen *>fȣ
Beat butter, per lb SO0.B«
Beef, per pound b^jjc
Pork, per pound 20|30e
Lamb, per pound .7®Ma
Eausage, per pound 1!"i1-
Ham. per pound, whole 2;«
Ham, per pound, sliced •• »°
Uanacuda. halibut, rock cod and yellow
tall, per pound J™
Balmon, sand dabs, pound *c
Herring and smelts, pound l«j
Oyster*, quart » • J™
Hens, pound ;•?
Fryers, pound - ™
Rabbits, pound ■ *&0
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, May 25.—Cattle— Receipts es
timated at 19.000; market .50100 lower;
beeves, $5.554*8.60; Texas steers, 14.90®
6.35; western stem |6, 1507.30; stockeis
and feeders. $3.90©6.45; cows and heifers,
70® 7.00; calves, >6.7505.t0,
Hobs —Receipts estimated at 31.000; mar
ket tic lower; light, $9.25©9.55; mixed,
19 "509 57*; heavy, J9.20@9.65; roush,
59"0fr835; good to choice heavy, !».i.v«
9.55; l>lgs,. $9.05&9.45; bulk of sales, 19.454
1,59,
ghaep Receipts estimated at 13,000; mar
ket weak: native, $3.50«R.55; western, $3.30
05.90; yearlings, 15.9007.50; lambs, native,
Ji.lj'ij a.uu; western, 13.7508.80. .
Southern Pacific Excursion
(Via Bakersfield) To the New Booming City of
TAFT
$7.05 THERE AND BACK
Make reservations now—leave Saturday, June
4th, return Sunday p. m., June ijth.
TA F T
In the heart of the famous Midway oil fields In Korn
County, California.
Buy a lot now and profit by the rise that is sure to
come at once. First allotment of lots now selling at $800
and upward on easy payments. Street work all done at
sellers' expense. I have been empowered to sell only the
first allotment it present prices. There will not be enough
of these to go around, so first applicants will get first choice.
Still the second allotment will be well worth the advanced
prices—only, if you buy now you nave the difference.
Excellent chance for every enterprise and every line of
business. The town la a railroad terminal, Is less than a
year old, has about 3000 population now and growing rap
idly. Lots in the original townsite that sold for $300 in the
beginning now bring $3000. These lots should advance even
more rapidly, as the town has already a good start.
Bank, VVells-Pargo, Postoffice, big supply houses, ex
cellent hotel and rate Lots of buildings going up. Every
thing crowded. One train a day each way from Bakersfield.
Write and ask me anything you like about this section.
Any information cheerfully given.
Excursion now being arranged. Write or call.
See M. LAWSON, Hotel Lankerehlm, about Taft and
excursion. CEO. W. AUSTIN
GEO. W. AUSTIN
Exclusive Agent, 531-533 S. Spring St.
Times Branch Office
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CLEARING H QUSE BANKS
~~~~~~SAy£i ~—~~~ OFFICERS
', - T .. ,tj _i W. H. HOLI.IDAY, President.
erchants National .Bank; chas. greenb, cashier.
Capital, 1200,000.
S. E. corner Third ana Spring. Surplus ft Unfilvldeii Prolltii. M50.M0.
N. _ '. . _ ... ————— j. K. FIBHBUBN, President,
ational Bank of Calnornia h. s. mokee, cashier.
Capital. J500.000.
N. E. corner Fourth and Spring. surplus & Undivided Profits. 1180.00*.
C, „ . T~^T , ™ 3. F. 2OMBRO, President.
entral National Bank james b. gist, cashier.
Capital, 1300,000.
B. E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus & Undivided Profits, 52«3.00«.
'-, 7; 1 pT> 4. r>^~,_. orlT , WARREN GILL.EL.EN. President.
roadway Bank & Trust company X w redman. cashier.
Capital. J260.000.
305-310 Broadway, Bradbury building. Surplus & Undivided Profits. g«,o<».
; T~Z ZTT- „, tj__i- ISAIAS V/. HELLMAN. President
nited States National Bank p. V r. smith, cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
S. E. comer Main and Commercial. Surplus and Proftts. tT3,OOI>.
C k . . ' —TT : TTi J~ ' R. J. WATERS, President.
litizens National Bank mi. \r. woods, cashier.
. , Capital, 11.000.000.
\J Si W. corner Vhlrd and Main. Surplus. $500,000.
f. T 1 7~T3 i W. A. BONYNGE, President.
Commercial National Bank newman essick. cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
I 401 B. Spring, corner Fourtn. Surplus .an 1 Undivided Profits, t48.0M-
Farmers & Merchants National Bank charles seyler, cashier."
Capital, $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profits, n,900.000.
• ; T~r; , "~ J. M. ELLIOTT, President.
I irst National Bank w. t. b. hammond, cashier.
L Capital stock, $1,250,000.
I S. E. corner Second and Spring. Surplus and Profits, ».625,000.
JLOSJNQEi.ES > SAVINGS SANKS .......
gSECIfIKITir t v
largest and Oldest in Southwest
source, $28,000,000.00
rays the highest rat«» of Interest »nd on tbe most liberal terms consistent wttk
toiind, conservative banking.
Money to Loan on Improved Real Estate
Security Building Spring and Fifth Streets^
JMIUNAUttVINCJ BAHK
"■ipSS*" TfiC BANK Wl TM TH£ **a4MS"*
Jor EFFICIENT SE.J9\flC£^
AT JTPRING ANA FOURTH STSi m
HARNESS ,i 5 * L.^T.fe. „r eet SAD DLERY
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NBW VOIJK
NEW YORK, Mny 86.—Twenty-nine ears
oranges sold; market easier and lower; warm
and muggy.
.\A\ i:LS--orchard, Imp Or National O Co,
Standard, Imp Or National O Co, $2.35;
Orchard, Or National O Co, 13.30; Standard,
HH National 0 <'<>, 13.75; Uahala, Xf L V \V
Brown, 13.96; Swaatlka, L V W Buown, 13.06;
Half Moon. X£ Red 0 n A- ■ "■ *:!.:lu: Half
Moon, Xf Bed O <: Awn, $1.86; Hill Crock,
Xc Hi O Q Assn. |],30; Knight, $'J.r,'>; Clv I r,
s A Ex, S-.S": Bl»hop, H«l l-'.l STgilmore, 13.30;
Regatta, $3.48; Sierra Celeste, w T Michael,
IV, T. Michael, $2.45; Independent, B"y
is F Co, $3.05; Independent, Ch Grow
era F Co, *2.;5; Uon Head, Xf I L Lyon
Boas, 13.76; Euclid, Or Growers F Co, $2.(5;
Uplander, Or Growers V Co, $3.20; Oold
Buckle, II II Us, 13.05; Belt, 11 H Ex, $2.60;
Golden Cross, O X Ex, $;;.s.'i; Red, X O X
[■:* 13.96; (.mail. O X Ex, 12.20; .Stag, A C G
Ex $3.20; Moose, O X Ex, $3.10; Prong Horn,
OK Ks, $2.86; Buck, O X Ex, $166; Non
pareil $2.80; Teal, Covlna Ex, $2.06; Royal
Knight. B H Ex, $3.?,:.; lien Bur, H H Ex.
$2.86; Stewart, Lotus O X Ex, $8.06; Mono
gram. (l X Ex, $2.1i0; Stan,laid, O X Ex, $2.40;
Better! $2.06; Pointer, A C Q Ex, |2.83; Non
pareil, $3.36; Teal, Covlna Ex, $1.96; Lotus,
O X Ex, $3.10; Monogram, o X Ex, $-'.55;
Standard, Bd 0 X Ex, $2.30; Homer, Q C Xx
$2.00; cam.'l, Q C Ex, $3,20; Partridge. Or
c c U, $2.21; Turqolse, Cn 0 C V. $1.90;
Flamingo, Or c C r, $2.66.
BT. MICHAELS—Red Shield, A C Q Ex,
$8.06; Oreen Crown, A C <'• Ex, $2.40.
SEBDUNQB—TItui Ranch, l'y Ban Mnrinn
O P A. $2.76; El Toreador, Bd Ban Marina
G P A, $2.60; Euclid Pineapple, Or Orowert,
$2.46; Uplander Pineapple, Or Qroweri, J1.95;
Slover Mtn, <ir Qroweri, $2.40.
BLOODS—HaIf Moon, Xf Ked O O Assn,
H,76; Uon Head, Xf I I- Lyon Son*. $3.10;
Tigi r Head, Xc I I. Lyon Boni, J2.70.
SWEETS—GoId Buckle, R H B Hlgtl, $3.i»;
R H EDx, $3.60; Uon Head. Xf I 1^ Lyon
■j.'.m; Slover M tii, Ky Qrowera F Co,
$2 li.",- Slover Mtn, Ch Qroweri !■' Co, $2.00.
NAVELS HALVES—MahaIa, $1.80; Limited,
Imp. $1.90; Overland, Imp, $1.66; Overland,
$1.86j Oolden Cros», 11.66; Lotus, $1,250
BLOOD HALVES Red, X, $1.66,
TANGERINES- Klmk Staß, $1.;. O.
MIKES HALVES— Stover Mtn, $1.43.
GRAPEFRUIT Blover Mtn, l'y, $8.16; oi
i tun, $2.C0; Mahala naivei, J2.00.
BOSTON
Boston, Hay 85.—Fourteen
warm; market ÜBQhangfd.
NAVELS Quail, O X Ex, $2.40; Princesa,
(J C Curona, $2.55; Laurel, y C Corona, Vl.'ili;
Rpy, S T Fernando, $J.{o; Moose. O X F.x,
f3."H; Alta Crenta, A H Paohappa. $4.00; Hobo,
A II Paohappa, $2.00; Goldon, Riv Ex Rlv,
$180; Camel, Q C Corona, 11.80; Elephant,
or Elephant Or. $3.65; Hawarden, Fy Ha
warden C A. $3.55; Ktandard, Sd National O
Co, $3.20; Triumph. Or C C If, 52.80; H O A.
$2.61T; Canyon crest. Imp, $2.70; Laurel, Q C
Corona, $4.06; I4ly, Q C Corona, $2.50: Prln
ce«e, Q C Corona, $2.90; Tunnel. X T Per
i,.m,l,i, $-'.00; Prnng Horn, O X Ex, $2.30;
Robusta, A II Paohappa, $3.^3; Oolden Rule,
Riv Ex. $3.15: Homer, Q C Corona. $2.30;
(lold Buckle, R H B High. $3.23; Orchard,
in National O Co. *3.tiO; Arch, Ch Hawarden
C A. $3.86; Cnnyon Crent. $3.00; Elephant,
seconds, $3.80; Kuneuil Hall. Sd C O U, $2.50;
Seal, Imp Sd W American F Co, $2.65.
BLOODS—CameI, $1.45; Champion Fy. ?2.0";
Choice, $2.56.
HALVES—Bear, $1.15; Laurel, (1.55; Homer,
(1.30; Camel, $1 $0.
QRAPEFRUIT Honifr, $3.50.
ST. MICHAELS—Champion, Fy. 53.00;
Choice, $2.86.
SWEETS --Champion, $3.15.
VALENCIAS—SB.6O.
ST. 1.0171S
ST. LOUIS, May 25.—Favorable: market
steady: four cars navels, one budded, one
St. Michael «nd one lemon sold.
NAVELS—Riverside Oranges, Riv Ex, $2.80;
Greyhound, s A Ex, $1.75; Lochlnvar. R It
E High, $2.40; Coyote. O X Ex, $2.00; Volun
teer, B A EX, $2.80; Owl, O X Ex, $2.15; Belt,
B II 10 High. $2.40; Owl, O X Ex, $2.30.
BUDDED—Red Mtn, $2.30.
SWEETS-Valley Beau, ?2.80.
HALVES—SI.3O.
MANDARIN HALVES—Greyhound, $1.10.
BLOODS HALVES—Volunteer, $1.45.
ST. MICHAELS—Crooui, $3.50; Cosmos, $3.30,
HALVES Crocus. $1.70; Cosmos, $1.53.
GRAPEFRUIT-Cosmos, $2.85; Coral, $3.33.
LEMONS—Nationals, $2.93.
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.—Six cars navels,
one car seedlings, four mixed ears and.one
car lemons sold; also 1100 Floridaa, 75c to $4.00,
average 11.00; grapefruit 80c to $4.00, average
$3.40; market steady on good mock.
NAVELS—Stag. A C U Lateen S. $2.r,5; HA
ter, A C G Lateen B, 15.15; King, s a E-T
$2.16; Tunnel, a T Fernando, $1.63; Peacock,
Or \v ,v titronft. $2.85; Ball Lake, s.i Kins
b" Co. $2.60 Partridge, Or C C IT, $2.53; Clus
ter, $2.23: Pointer, A O U Lateen B, $2.60;
Quail, 'i X Ex, »2.4.1; Roy, S T Fernando,
1225; Coyote, OH Ex, $2.00; Bunker Hill.
H.i c C I. (l st: Regatta, $2.60; Bishop, M
Ely Oilmoro V Co, $2.45.
SWEETS— Peacock, IJ.MI Bunker Hill, $2.50.
SKBDLINQS—Mission Holla, $3.2! i; MemorleH,
$2.80; Selected, $2.80.
BLOODS Mis.-i. Bells, $3.33.
' VALENCIAS-Salt Lake, $2.75.
QHAPEFKUrr-Jlcar. 11.05.
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