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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
TRADING MARKED
BY MUCH CAUTION
Rise in Prices Not Met by Effect
ive Demand, and Sag
Follows
WATCH RAILROAD SITUATION
Copper Industrials Are Showing
Some Relief from Recent
Pressure
[Associated Press]
NEW YORK, July 14.—Extreme cau
tion was manifest In the conduct of
speculative transactions In stocks to
day, It was this that accounted for
the dullness of the market rather than
any absolute neglect. Signs of ob
stacles which appeared In the course
of a price movement in either direc
tion discouraged the pursuit of opera
tions for any long time. A rise in
prices got away from the, level of any
affective demand and a sag resulted.
When the uncovered bears bid for
Stocks, however, they complained of
difficulty In securing them and called
the market oversold.
The closing tone was strong.
The action. of the Interstate com
merce commission in favor of sus
pending Important and general rate
advances proposed by the railroads was
discussed more In a strained attempt
to interpret its significance- toward the
final decision, on the reasonableness of
the advances asked than for Its face
value. The refusal to suspend the ad
vances In suburban passenger rates
out of New York was regarded as so
far favorable to the railroads, but tho
determination to assume Jurisdiction
of the question and to proceed to con
sider the reasonableness of the ad
vance was against the contention of
the railroads.
• There Is a feeling of confidence that
advances will be allowed ultimately.
These assumptions contributed to the
undertone of the strength In the stock
market. The vote to'authorize a strike
by Pennsylvania railroad employes was
reflected only In a neglected and al
most motionless state of that stock.
A settlement was expected, and the
belief that wage advances would be
conceded was joined to the confidence
felt over allowance of advances In
freight rates. *
The copper Industrials showed some
relief from the pressure to which they
have been subjected recently, and this
took out of the general market a
sympathetic Influence toward depres
sion. The metals In the London market
at the same time showed some re
covery. The maintenance of the Bank
of England official discount " rate
proved Ineffective in holding the pri
vate -discount rate,- in spite of repay
ments of upward of $25,000,000 of mar
ket indebtedness .to the bank.- The re
demption of government treasury bills
supplied resources to the money mar
ket for this purpose. Further large
maturities of treasury bills are In Im
mediate prospect." Sterling ! exchange
declined here, to a new low level in
consonance with this condition in Lon
don, Indicating the prospect of further
Imports of gold to New York. • ■
- Bonds were Irregular. Total, par
- value, $1,382,000. ~ .
t United States bonds were unchanged
on call. . . I
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
ton. 512 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber' New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, July 14.—Following were the
quotations today: ,
Bales. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Allls-Chalmers ..... ■• JJJ4 a
100 do preferred 30 30 *•}». ■■'{
■ i,300 Amals Copper 6S\i 57 SS« 65%
! 300 Amer lint Sugar.. 32'» 32 324 SI
.1 do preferred •• M 94
• 400 Amer Can Co .... Mi «14 »'4 »*
■ 800 do preferred 69 6*U 68% 70
-.1,000 Am Car and Wry. BO 49-4 «H ,»H
.'; do preferred •• «24 »<%
200 Amer Cotton 0i1... 60 59', W* »*
.'..... do preferred 1"2 1W
Amor Expreiss 225 250
■• ■WAin Ice Securities. 24>4 Ml* 2314 2i>
100 Amer Lln.een i->% 12 1 12-4 12%
,; do preferred .. 29 Silt
300 Amer Locomotive., 40 40 40 »M
... do preferred . •• lf'r' ■ill
■ 5.900 Am emit an.l Rrfg 69 6714 ■ 6814 69
. ' do preferred • Wl I"2
300 Amer Sugar 120% U9Vi 120 121
do preferred 11" 115
.. Am Steol Foundr's .. •• 62 »3
lOOOAm Tel and Te1...133>i 133 132% IMK
Amor Tob Pfd r. 91 MJ4
..,..;.- Amor Woolen •• "' 2«%
sno do prof erred 93% Ml 4 »3V4 94
2,ano Anaconda ........ SS% 36% J>}ji/M
j 400 Atlantic C Line ..11J 113 H2'i 113
15,400 AT & Santa Fe... 99H !>S% 09% Mil
100 do preferred ..... 90% .99% 99% 100%
200 Bait ft Ohio 108% 10814 108% 108%
200 do preferred 89 89 89 91
490ORRT .-78% 77% ' 78% 7814
300 Canadian Pacific.lß9 188% 189% 190
3.700 C * o 74<i 73%" 7U, 7l>i
....... C A- A •• MM 26
100 C * O W 24 24 21% 21
do preferred ■■ •• > 47 48
ROOC &N W Hi 143 1424 143
11.none m X 81 1!3*4 122 V; 123« IJSH
" 400 .do prßftrred 147 145% 143H 147
400 Central Leather.. 32% 324 ■ 5214 ' 32%
100 . do preferred 104*1 104% M4',i 104%
Cent of N J i MS 285
200 C CC * St I- 744 744 TJVI 741!,
do preferred .. .. 1°»
100 Colorado V and 1.. 32% 32% 31% 32%
....... do preferred .. 1124 117
100 Columbus HCft I 5 ■ r> ' 5 «4
200 Colorado Southern. 5414 B4 64 ,65
,; vdo Ist preferred.. 73 75
, .do 2d preferred.... .. 73 75
12.000 Consolidated Ga5..13514 18314 185 13614
600 Corn Product 14% 14' i 144 14%
400 do preferred 7414 7:i4 7414 (.7414
'100 Del * Hudson ....159 159 159 V-0
,.".:.DIi«W ■ .. 630 B7S
l 000 d* n a.. 30V4 304 301,4 304
■ SOO do preferred .;... 71 71 70 72
400 Diamond Match ... 95 9414 944 H
Distilling Securities .. .. 21 30
Duluth 8 S and A 114 13
100 do preferred 21% 21% 21 22
.600 Erie.. : 2514 25 25% M|
800 . do Ist preferred.. 41 404 414 43
.. do 2d preferred .. .. 30 324
200 General Electric...l 43 111',:, 14114 14314
800 fit Northern Ore T.!t 82 52% 53
4 300 at Northern nfd..121',4 1234 124 124%
200 Illinois Central '..130 18!)% 12914 130
1 "00 Interboro-Metro ... IS>', IS 18% 1814
• 1,800 do preferred .....61% 61 51% 81%
'...«... Internat Paper .;.... -.. . , 104 11
, .. do preferred .;..,.. . . 49-51
300 Interim Pump .... 44'. 1. . 43% 4414 444
100 do preferred 8!% MM 82% 83
900 lowa Central- 18% 17% 17% IS
2.800 do preferred 35% 3314 35 3514
100 X C Southern .... 28 28 28% ,28%
.",..... do preferred ....... .. «2 63
,(..<. t, Eft Western .. .. , II 1, .1714
.',...-. *!■ preferred ...,'.'.. •.. S3 36 -
• HO I. & N 1444 141 H. 1«% 144
- .. .-; It 85%
do preferred •• « ™
Manhattan 126 130
Mexican Central .. .. .. *• 2 '»
Minn & St I. SO *»
do preferred .. 40 41
400 MStP *• « M..127 1264 128% 128
do preferred HO In
1,300 M X & Texas 33H 32% 33% 33*4
do preferred ■■ 68 «
400 Missouri Pacific .. n 68 8814 69%
800 National Lead .... 88% 68 6SV t 68%
200 do preferred .".... 11l 104 103 104
200 National Biscuit ..103 1"3 10814 103*4
do preferred 15.4 122%
200 Nevada Cons 18% 18 18 18*4
200 N V Air Brake .. 71 'OH 69 73
10.400 N V Central 116 113V4 114% 114T4
KTCtK l> « M
do lilt preferred 100 110
do 5d preferred.. .. .. -S5 »0
700 NYN H & Hurt. 151 150% 160 161
, N V Ont A W .. 42% 43
200 Norfolk * Western 88 08 98 98*4
100 do preferred 89 89 88 93
200 North American .. 68*4 68*4 69 70
6.700 Northern Pacific. ..119 117*4 UStt 11"%
Omaha 136 150
.. .. do preferred .. 150 liO
Pacific Coast 1"2 HO ,
Pacific Mall •■ ■ ' 25*4
10,400 Penna It RCo 128% 127% 128*4 128%
....:., People's Gas 10« 106 Vi
100 PltUburc Coal .... 18% 16% 18 17
400 do preferred ..... 60*4 65 65*1 66
300 PC C A fit L..... 96 95V» 96% 9614
do preferred lor. — 116
300 Pressed Steel Car.. 33 r 81% 32 32%
do preferred ■■ '■>*• . 97
600 Rjr Steel tarings.. 31*4 31% 31 32
100 do preferred 100 100 09 100
109,700 Reading H7',4 145*4 »7 IJ7*4
/ do Ist preferred .. .• 85 88
do 2il preferred m 96
100 Republic 8 nnd 1.. 30*4 304 SOU 3n-i;
400 do preferred 91 91 61 91*4
7,100 Rock Island Co 83% 32 82% «'4
900 do preferred 77 74*4 77 77*4
Sloan Bhef B and 1... .. 63 66
do preferred •• l'»
St L ft 8F Ist pM .. .. «0 67
400 do M preferred.. 43 41*4 4H4 42
8t L A 8 W ■• 29 30
do preferred 69 69*4
15.800 Southern Pacific ..115 113% 114% 115 '
800 Bouthern Railway. 23% M 23% ' 23*4
300 do preferred 64 6314 IN '6»
.-. Tennessee Copper .. .. »Vi 21
100 Texas Pacific M 28 * It 28%
1,000 Third Aye 11 10 10 10*4
300 Toledo Bt I.- A.W. 23V 4 23 21 23
SOO do preferred 49*4 48*4 48 48%
200 Twin City R T....100 108% 107", 109
tin Bag and Paper •■ „.. 7 . 8
do preferred ■• I* ■**»
94,100 Union Pacific 163T4 161% IMS 163%
100 do preferred 91 91 91 92
200 United Rd» of 8F U 30 30% 31
600 do preferred 61*4 69*4 60% «'i
V 8 Cast Irn Pipe .. .. 15*4 «
do preferred •■ 56 6.
200 U 8 Rubber 374 37' i 37 38
201 do Ist preferred..lo9*4 109V4 109 110
200 do 2d preferred.. 7374 7374 7.1 76
9" 700 U 8 Steel Cor 71% 70>4 71% 71*4
600 do preferred 11«>4 HO "5% IWV4'
1,600 Utah Copper 4174 41Vi 41% 41V4
2,700 Va-Car Chem Co.. 69% 69*4 69»i 6974>
do preferred 118 120
Wabash 17*4 17*4
1,800 do preferred 36% 36 36% 37 t
Wells Fargo Ex 155 170 .
100 Western Union ... 61 61 60 61
800 Westlnghouse .. .. 60K 60 694 60%
400 W& L B 4% 4*4 *<*. 4%
400 do Ist preferred.. 9% 874 » 1°
400 do 2d preferred.. 5*4 6 f>li 6*4
'200 Wisconsin Central .. 4S 48 48*4 60
Am HMe and Lea .. .. 61 * 6
400 do preferred 31 .31 80*4 83
100 Am Agr and Chem 40*4 «V 440 41
do preferred ; .. » lft2 •
Assd OH .. •• ■• 51
300 Beth Steel 25 ' 25 24 25
do preferred ..... .'. " ■• V•• 63
. .. . Nat Enamel and 8 .. .. IS l*4
.do preferred .....'..■ .. M I""
Pac Tel and Tel.. .. ... .30 33*4
600 Int'l Harvester ...»4«4 /93%." 94 . 96
100 do preferred 120 120 .118% 120*4.
300 U S Realty .''TO 70 70 71 ,
800 West Man-land ... «M 44 44% 45
Total sales. 489,600 shares. " '■'•'-' "
NEW YORK BONDS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. WIN
•on. 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. July 14.— Following were the
closing quotations: Bid. Asked.
Atchlson en 4* 98*4 98%
Atchison cony 4s .; • 102*4 103%
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4s 98% HVI
B R T 49 82% M
Colorado Industrial 6s 75
U a Realty 5s 87 " J»
Rock Island col 4s 71% .3 t
Southern Pacific ref 4s 93»i 94
Southern Pacific col 4a 80 91 '
Southern Pacific cony 45..... 97 rill
Union Pacific Ist 4s 106% 101 ■
Union Pacific cony 4s 102% 10314
D S Steel 59 102% 103
United Railway 4s 65 69
Wabash deb 4» 69*4 69%
Western Pacific 6s »* 93
D & R O ref 6s M' 4 91*4
Japanese 4* 90% »«%
Japanese Ist 4%s 95 95%
Japanese 21 4*4* 94% 94%
U8 2s registered 100% 10114
U 8 2s coupon 100%
r1 v registered 101*4 102
V S 3s coupon 10H4 .102
IT S4s registered 114% 115
US 4s coupon 114% 116*4
Panama 2s 100% 101
Panama 1938s 100% 101
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK. July 14.— Money on call steady,
2((f3 per cent; ruling rate, 2%; closing bid, 2%;
offered at 3. Time loans firm for long periods;
60 days, SW®3*4 per cent; SO days, 484*4: 6
months, sss6*4.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 6% to 6 per
cent.
Sterling exchange weaker, with actual busi
ness In banker* 1 bills at 4.8340{j'4.53« for 60
--day bills and at 4.8530 for demand.
Commerlcal bills, 4.82*4®4.83.
Bar silver, 54*4.
Mexican dollars. 44c. • .
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds Ir
regular.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, July 14.—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business to
day was as follows:
Trust funds—Gold coin, 146.869; silver dol
lars, 1490,980.000; silver dollars of 1890, $.1,661,000;
sliver certificates outstanding, 1490,980,000.
General fund—Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, 11,245,654; current liabilities,. $101,
--317.977; working balance In treasury offices.
$39,277,638; In banks to credit of treasurer of
the U. 8., $39,47.!. subsidiary sliver coin,
{19,698,948; minor coin, $1,194,142; total balance
in general fund. $102,126,215.
< » • 1
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
■cn, 212 West Fifth street, Loa Angeles.
NEW YORK, July 14.—Today's cotton mar
ket continued .quiet, although the range of
price changes was greater than In recent ses
sion. After an early advance the new crop
options dropped back to abotlt last night's
level, while on the other hand July and Au
gust, particularly thu former, were In better
demand.
Spot cotton was 25 points higher, with mid
dlings at 16c. Sales, 7318 bales.
Quotations ranged as follows: —Close-
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
Janqary 12.58 12.61 12.56 12.56 12.57
February 12.56 12.58
March 12.61 12.68 11.58 12.58 12.60
May 12.61 12.64
July 15.80 16.00 15.79 15.M 15.94
August 14.83 14.97 14.83 14.86 14.87
September 13.41 13.47 13.40 13 40 15.41
October 12.51 12.83 12.76 12.76 12.77
November 12.62 12.64
December 12.61 12.84 12.58 12.58 12.59
METAL MARKETB
NEW YORK. July 14.—Standard copper,
weak: spot. 111.50011.90; July, Aug.. Sept..
Oct. ti1.50(511.90. London, steady. £53 8s
9d; futures £54 la 3d. Arrivals reported
at N«w York today were lit tons. Custom
house returns show export* of 1419 tons,
milking !t791 so far IMb month. Lake cop
per quoted at 112.82 % ©12.8714 : electroly
tic, llt.Xoll.lti easting. $12.12 V 4 ffl 12.25.
Tin easy; spot $32.55©32.70; July, $J2.65i5)
32.72 Vi; Autrust, J32.55W33.66; Sept. $32.55
552.76; Oct SS2.62H® 32.80. Bales, five
tons July at $32.70 and live tons August at
$32.65.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1010.
FINANCIAL
LOS A NOBLES, July 14.—Bank clearings
were. $2,509,060.98. an Increase of $687,114.77 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year. Following Is a compara
tive statement;
1910. 1909. IMB.
July 11 13,713,611.19 *2.25».0.10.fi8 »2,128,616.67
July U L,525.627.71 2,572,900.63 1,704,678.85
July 13 3.255.560.69 2.609,662.44 2,104,184.01
July 14 J.505.060.9S 1,811,046.21 1,812,745.13
LO3 ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
The market was of a very much better char
acter, both as to tune anil trading, than ban
been known for the last few days. Th« he.ml ,
list was not particularly active, hut there was
some Inquiry Cr Associated OH bonds and
Home lasuea.
In bank stocks ten shares of the Southern
Trust sold at 75; balance of the list was not
In demand.
In the Industrial and public utilities list.
Homo preferred was a fair trader at 38; and
the market closed firm at 38 hid. offer 38*4.
In oil stocks, Associated showed a gain of a
point and a half over Wednesday's market.
California Midway remains about the same, ;
with fair trading. Palmer Oil was very much
stronger, selling at 138*4. Cleveland Oil con- !
tinued its downward course and sold as low as |
23%. It Is certainly a remarkable proposition I
the way this stock goes down In the face of a
permanent dividend of H cent per share and
every feature of the company's financial condi
tion apparently showing up well. Union Oil
was quite a little stronger, selling at 2%. In
the non-producing list the assessment of Mc-
Kittrlck Operators and the sale of 100.000 shares
of McKlttrlck Investors at 5 cents rather put a.
damper on the market. Oleum, however;, was
In demand at about Wednesday* prices, but
little stock came out.
In th» mining list. California Hills was a
fairly good trader at B*4.
There was a much better feeling among the
brokers and orders were very much better dis- |
tributed on Thursday's market than has been
the case for some days, and the brokers are
all looking for very much better trading from
now on. ■ -'■,'■:'';'■
MOBNINO BAT.ES
10 The Southern Trust Co, 8. 2, 75; 10 Home
Tel pfd 38; 10 Associated OH 45.50: 10 do M.13%; j
10 do 46.M; 60 do 46.75; 10 do, R. 30, 47; 2000 |
Cal Midway 62%; 1000 do 52%: 2000 do 62%: 2000
do t6H: 4000 do 62; 3000 Cleveland 14; 1000 do
2414; 1000 do 23%: 1000 do 24H: 1000 do, B. 80.
25: 1000 do do 244; 80 Mcx P Ltd com 22.75: 100
Palmer Oil Co, 8. 5. 1.38*4: 4000 do 1.38%; 10
Union 102.37*4; 10 do 102.62*4; 10 do 103.76; 1000
Oleum Dcv Co 7%.
AFTERNOON SALES
50 Home Tel pfd 38; 10 Associated Oil Co
46.50; 1000 Cal Midway 62%; 1000 do KM: 30
Union Prov Co 100.25; 1000 Oleum Dcv Co T.
Off board—6o Union Prov Co 100. -■
. .:• BONDS
Bid. Ask.
American Petroleum Co «0 ' -".," '74'-'
Associated Oil Co 97*£ >'
Corona City Water ■Co 92
Corona Power and W Co 19 ••
Cucamonfra Water Co 92 ..
Kdlson El Co Is R I°2
Ed Elee Co old Issue 103 108
Home Telephone Co 79 S3
Home Tel Co Ist refg 7S
I, A Pae Kst eon mtgs 104*4
L, A Traction Co 6s 102 110
L A Traction Co 6s 101 106 '
Mexican Natl Gas Co 100
Mission Trans and R Co 97%
Pac Elec Ry Co 100 .. •
Pac Light and Power Co »7 ..
Pasadena Home T and T Co .. .. SO .
Pomona Con Water Co I 103
8 Monica H T and T Co JJ
8 Diego H T and T Ist mtgs .. .. SO
Temescal Water Co 99 ..
Union Transportation Co 90 93.
11 8 Long Dlst T and T Co 75
Vlsalla Water Co M . ••
Whlttler Home T and T C 0.... .. M
BANK STOCKS
Bid. Ask.
All Night and Day Bank 100.00
Bank of So California - 115.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 150.00 ......
Cal Savings Bank 100.00 127.60
Central National Bank 175.00
Citizens National 224.00
Commercial National 150.00
Farmers and Merchants Nat 1..270.00
Federal Bank of L A 13.60 .••••■
First National «5.00 490.00
German American Savings ' 537.60
Globe Savings Bank 123.00 ......
Home Bay Bank of I, A 116.00 120.00
Merchants National 600.00 ......
Merchants Bank and Trust Co 150.00
National Bank of Cal 190.00
National Bank of Com 100.00 •-•••
The Southern Trust Co 74.60 75.50
(60 per cent paid up.)
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES '
Bid. Ask
Cal Portland Cement Co .-... W.JO
Edlaon Electric pfd ' 69.M 76 06
Home Telephone pfd ............ 38.00 38.12%
Home Telephone com "•" ,?•*'
Hutchison 8 P Co 17.00 25.00
L A Athletic Club ■■■ »■»
L A Brewing Co 90 00 ......
L. A. Investment C* , 3.10 3.40
Mexican Nat'l Gas pfd 40.00 .....
Mexican Nafl Gas com ..... .is?™
Occidental Life Ins Co ..... MO-JO
Paauhau 8P Co 27.60 28.
Pac Mut Life Ins Co 250.00 ......
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal 5.00 5.15
Pasadena Home T and T Co J-VW)
Riverside Home T and T C 0.... ..... «.00
Pan Diego Home T and T Co.. 18.M 22 00
Santa Monica BH T pfd I 19.00 22.00
Sun Drug Co • J-°?
Seaside Water Co ••••• mOO
Title G and T Co pfd 250.00
Title land Tr Co pfd...... 187.00 .....
U 8 L, D T and T Co pfd 38.75
Union Security Corp pfd .•••• iw.w
Union Trust Co ••.■• 27.60 „.„
Whlttler Home T and T Co 90.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS- Bid. Ask.
Amalgamated Oil 51.00 63.00
American Crude Oil Co •■«
American Pet Co pfd ■;■•• »«■»'.■»
American Pet Co com 47.00 65.00
Associated Oil <«-25 «-™
Brookshlre Oil ■ ■••; •■ *•»
California Midway Oil Co .6-4 .63
Central • --™1*
Cleveland Oil Co 23.00 .....
Coaltnga Central Oil. Co -63
Columbia *-JJ 1 "
Continental Oil • •« -65
Enos Oil Co' ««> -■■•
Euclid Oil Co 65 .66
Fullerton Oil 3™
Giobo '" ■■■■:,,
Jade Oil Co *' •?''•
Mexican Petroleum ■•■;• -I" .
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd «5.60 67.00
Mexican Pet Ltd com 22.50 23.00
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 1.00
Olinda Land Co (Oil) -60
Palmer Oil Co l-*> ••••;
Perseus OH Co •«
Plnal OH Co •• I'oo
Plru Oil and L. Co 17% ....
Rice Ranch Oil Co •« .90
Trader's Oil Co ...................^ 100.00
ITn i nn 103.75 103.60
Union Provident Co 100.50 100.75
West Coast Oil com 9.00 | .....
Western Union 100.00
NON-PRODUCERS— •
McKlttrlck Inv Oil Co 5.00 M .06*4
Mi Kit trick Oper Oil Co .'. .10
Oleum Development Co 07
DAILY~MINING CALL
Official sales, afternoon—4ooo California Hills
iVi' i . LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA- Bid. Ask.
Cal Hills M Co -08*4 .10
Consolidated Mines Co 6.POM
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. July 14.-Cattle-Recelpts estt
mated 6000; market steady; beeves $1,119
B.M; Texas steers. $4.10@6.50; western steers,
$s@7' stockers and feeders, J3.6005.76; cows and
heifers, $2.75®6.80; calves, $3.50®*.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 16.000; market
on light weak, others steady; light, 18.9009 25:
mixed. $8.6069.25; heavy. $8.20.58.80; rough, $8.20
88.40; good to choice heavy, $8.4068.80; plus,
90®9 2I; bulk of sales, $3.5069.56.
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 18,000; market
steady; natives, J2.e6®«.55; western, $2.50ff4 26;
yearlings, $4.40«6.25; lambs, native, $4.50©7.15;
western, $4.M@7.15.
SHEEPSKIN SALE
LONDON. July 14. —A sale of sheepskins
was held In Mincing l.ane here today.
There was a good demand for the offerings,
which were in fair condition and amounted
to 6300 bales. Merinos »nii crossbreds de
clined 1-Jd to tfd.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Specl«l «ervlc«i to The Herald by J. C.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street. Loj Angeles.
number New York Htock exchange, Chicago
liojr.l of Trade, Stock and Bond exchanga
of ban Francisco,
SAN FRANCISCO, July H.-Following were
the closing quotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Alameda Artesian W Co 6s 1')"
Associated Oil Co 6s *'%
Bay Counties Power Co 6s 103 10*
Ca Central Gas and Eleo 5s 101 •• ,
j Cal Gag and Else gen M&CT 65....100% 101
California St Cable Co 6s 100
California Wlno Association 6s 87
City Electric Co 6s 89 ■•
Contra Costa Water Co 6s •'"'
do gen mtg 6s •• ■ B<< ™
Edison Elec Co of L A 5s 100 "
Edison Light and Power 6s •• ™>
First Feileral Trust Co fis 11l
Ferries and Cliff Houho Ry <* 102 "
Hawaiian Com'l and Sugar 6s 1044 JOBVs
Honolulu R T and L Co 6s 104** ■■
Lake Tahoe Ry an.l T Co Bs "
Los Angeles Oas and El Co 6s .. 100
Lot Angles Railway 5s J"6
Los Angeles Lighting gd 6s 100
1L A Pac P. R l»t con mts B« ''■■ ;"
LA Pac R R of Cal 6s •■ '"-
Market Street Cable 6fi l"i
do Ry Ist con mtg 5s W
Northern ny Co of Cal 6s 112*4
Northern Cal Railway 5s IW
Northern Cal Power Co 5s 100
Northern Electric Co 6s «•»
Oakland Oas Light and H 5s 103
Oakland TranMt Co 6s |»<
Oakland Transit Bs '"jjj
Oakland Transit Con Bs l'« -4 ••
Oakland Traction Con 6s j"
Oakland Traction Co 5s I. ■; •"
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s JJ ■ ■ ••
Omnibus Cable Hallway 6s 105 V••
Pacific Oas Imp 4s •' ■• M/J
1 Pacific Electric Ry Co 6s 103
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s 3TO
Pac Light and Power gtd 5s Jjl ••
Pacific Tel and Tel Co Bs 95*4 ••
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s 08
Park and Ocean R R 6b 1™ ..
People's Water Co 5s «* JJJJ
Powell Street Railway 6s : 101 W-\4
Sacramento Eleo Gas and Ry 55...100*4
S F Oak and San Jose Ry 6s 101% •■
do 2d mtg 6s H '
S V Oak and 8 J Con Ry 8i......... •■
S J an.l Santa Clara Co R R 4>4s .. *>
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s ( " I™'»
S P R R of Cal Is 1912 '"J
do Ist c gtd g 6s «•'*
8 P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 1« ■ ■•
BPR RCo Ist rfdg 4« W» »<•)»
Btockton Gas and. El Corp 6s 106 ..
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s W« •«
l^ted Oas and Elec Co 6s - i"-
Unlted Rnofa F4s «*">. «i
Valley Counties Power Co 65........100 VM
WATER STOCKS-
Spring Valley Water Co « «*
Oro Water Co ....60% 61«
I GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Electric Co »* 00
N Cal Power Co Con ■>»
Pacific Lighting Ccrp com oo** ••
INSURANCE STOCKS-
California Insurance Co •• Bg
Fireman's RAILROAD' STOCKS- "
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS-
Presidio w ""
POWDER STOCKS-
Giant Consolidated Co '"»
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co .... «
Honokaa Sugar Co '■ •:„
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 17% 15,4
Kllauea Siurar Plantation Co 13% ■■
' Makawell Sugar Co J" • 40
Panuhau 8 P Co " -■•
Union Sucar Co ™ '6
, OIL STOCKS- v
Associated Oil Co "V* 46*
Rterllng Oil and Devel Co 2
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association >|B"t
Cal Fruit Canners 1 Association ....100*4 ■■
Cal Wine Association • •• -J
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm •• "
Pacific Coast Borax Co .....155 ..
Pac Tel and Tel pfd •■ »J
Morn'in n gm«ale,-2000'pac-LtPnw-5, M* W»
Pac Flec%s lOtlii =000 mite* Gas 6, 98%; 7000
On V Water 90: 1000 City Elec 5s 89*4; 3000
8 P ref 4s »4*4: 65 Assd OH 45*4: ■ *«•* OH
45%; 25 do 46*4: 15 do 46*; 10 Bank of Cal
409*4; 15 City Elec 54: 75 Honokaa 19; 25 Ono
mea 46H: 60 Paauhau MM; 10 Pac Tel jM M.
Afternoon sales-6nrVl Pac Lt Bs 96: 3000 Un
Ry 4s 69: 1000 Omnibus 6s 105*4: 6 Alaska. 90;
69 AMd Otl 46*4: 15 Sp V Water 48; 135 do 43*4;
225 Sterling- Oil 2*4.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Ppeclxl 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, July 14.—Wheat took a fresh start
today and scored handsome and material gains.
Rains northwest yesterday were counted Inad
equate, while the Canadian northwest sent a
fresh batch of claims that Indicated a very
serious situation. There was some reinstate
ment today of the property sold out hy the
northwest yesterday, but the chief and the
earliest demand came from the local bulls.
The latter were of the professional sort and
worked with vigor and effectiveness. The com
mission orders that appeared later carried the
market along. Meanwhile the offerings of cash
wheat were not large from the interior for
arrival later. The trade also noted that south
western shipments were nearly as large as the
receipts, the result of recent buying by north
western mills, which were reported yesterday
as falrl- well filled. Russian crop news Is of
a disturbing sort, intense heat making a crit
ical wheat situation.
Corn started weak and lower on nne rains In
part and fine weather In all of the corn belt
today. There was considerable speculative
pressure early and much from commission con
cerns Later strength of wheat, an improved
eastern demand for cash corn, very light sales
over night by the country and more talk of
high hay prices and short feed crops north
west finally turned values upward. July and
September led the list.
Oats showed more disposition to follow wheat
than corn today. Crop advices from the north
west continue unfavorable, and there has been
further buying of September and selling of
December hern by elevator Interests. Crop
news from most of the oats country has been
good. Reporting considerable oats bought In
country today to arrive here.
Except for some further advance in July
pork the provision list today has eased back a
little There was selling on a fairly large
scale by a Milwaukee packer, who reported
cash trade light.
MARKET RANGES
WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close.
July . .... 1103% *1.06 $1.03% 11.0574
September' 1-02*4 1.04% 1.02% 1.03%
December 1-03% 1.06 1.03% 1.08%
May 1.06% 1-M*i 1-06% . 109..
ju™ RN*r mm .m .58*4 .68%
September • .69% ; ."OH .59% .60%
December 57% .57% .57 .57*4
May . 59 .69% .6874 .59%
O VTSI—
July 40% -4"4 .40% .4114
September 35% .S9H .38*4 .39
December 39% .3974 .3914 .3974
May 41« .42 .414 .42
July' RK 25.20 25.40 26.20' 28.40
September 2200 22.00 21.80 U.ITM
JuVy^ RD ...11.85 11.85 11.75 11.77*4
September 11.92*4 11-92*4 "82*4 11.85
October 11.75 11.72*4 11.70 11.70
July BS~; 12.85 12.35 12 -'•- 12.25
September U.MVi 11.82*4 11.71U 1175
October .." 11.20 11.20 11.17H 11.17..4,
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm;
No. 2 rye. 76J?76%c; feed or mixlnn barley, 52tf<)
e«o: fair to choice malting, U6TIO; flax seed,
No 1 southwestern. $2.16; No. 1 northwestern.
12.25; timothy seed. $5.50; clover, $11.50; mess
pork, per bbl., $25.50025.75; lard, per 100'lbs
lII.T7H* short ribs. sides, loose. $12.1214®1-sfl;
short clear Bides, boxed, M5.50«n3.75.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 18,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
413.000 bushels, compared with 250,000 bushels
the, corresponding day a year alto.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 23
cars; corn. 150 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs, 14,000
head. •
Movement of produce today:
. - Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrel. I*ooo "■<™
Wheat, bushels M-MO 71.200
Corn, bushels 181,600 4M.100
Oats bushels ::::: 1 I™ ™-™>
Barley, bushels «■«» 15.700
SUGAR AND COFFE
NEW YORK. July 14.—Coffee futures closed
steady, net unchanged. Sales, 8760 bags. Close:
July. «.90c; August, 6.90; September. October
and November, 6.95 c; December, 7; January,
7 08c Fe',ruary, 7.04 c; March, 7.OSc; April,
7.07 c; May. 7.09 c: June. 7.10 c. '
Spot steady; No. 7 Rio, 8Ho; No. 4 Santos,
91ic.
Mild steady;. Cordova. 10{P12*c.
Raw sugar steady; Muscovado, 89 test, 3.80 c;
centrifugal, 96 teat, 4.30 c: molasses sugar, S3
test. 8.65 c. Refined steady: crushed, 5.85 c;
granulated, 5.16 c; powdered, 5.25 c.
POTATO MARKET FIRM;
FRUITS ARE CHEAPER
Slight Decline in Butter-Drop in
Orange and Lemon
Prices
The potato market Is Improving every
day and dealers are cheerful after many
months of depression. The present price of
potatoes la too low to show northern ship
per.-) a profit, therefore Jobbers will bo com
pelled to put their pries! up if for no other
reason to attract northern potatles to this
market.
Northern fresh cheese advanced VjC In
Pan Francisco and was Quoted here at lie
Bat, as against 18*i©lTc Wednesday. East
ern Twins wore Quoted at IS Sic Hat as i
against 18Vi'c/20c. Eastern Dulles were
down Vie. Domestic Swiss dropped 1<",
while cream brick advanced lc and Edam ■
eheeia was off ifee.
One-half cent was clipped oft cooking and j
ladlo butter. There was a sharp decline In
pink bean prices. For a week past the price |
en pink beans has been 17.55 and today Job
bers lowered their price to $7.25. Lady
Washington! were quoted at $5 flat, an
against former quotations of $4.75®5. Other
bean prices were without change.
Local yellow Danver onions were up 25c
per 100 to $2.50. the quotation on Rllverskins
In luf boxes was made Ssc, as against 75^
80c Wednesday.
All kinds of fish were in g'»od supply ex
cept halibut and barracuda.
Produce receipts were: Eggs. 12S eases;
butter, 44.1-'il pounds; cheese, 100 pounds;
potatoes, SBB sacks; potatoes, 5 sacks.
PRODUCE PRICES
Following arc the wholesale prices or
produce to retailers as compiled by the
Market Reporter:
EGGS —Local ranch, candled, 34c; ao
case count, buying price, ?.0c; fresh eastern,
2Sc; eastern storage packed, extras. 26c.
BUTTER— Selling price to trade -We
higher. California creamery, extras, 31 iO,
do firsts, 30c: cooking butter, 26c; ladle
CHEESE— Northern, fresh, 17c; anchor,
large, 18c; Oregon Daisy. 18t4®l»e; eastern
singles. He; do Twins, 18' A ©20c: do Daisies
19!815^c- do Long Horn, 160200; do ehed
ders. IOCS imported Swiss, 30c; Jack cheese,
2(oi domestic Swiss, 23® 26c; cream brick
20c; Limburger. 190 20c; Roquefort, 38 &
40c: Edam, $B©9; Canadian cream, box, $1.
BEANS— No. 1 pink, $7.55; No. 1
Llmas, $4.75; No. 1 Lady Waihlngton. M.To
©5: No. 1 small whites. $.>; No. 1 Back
eyes, $6; No. 1 Garvanzas, $4.50; No. 1
lentils, California. $7.
POTATOES —New potatoes, lug, 60c, no,
$1.50 sack; White Rose, $1; yellow sweets.
B °ONlONS—Northern Australia brown, per
cwt $1 75®52.00; local Silver Skin., lug
box, sac: do per cwt. $2.50; Alexan
der, 4 tier. $1.85; Bermudas, crates, $1.40|
1.50; local Yellow Danvers, cut., $2.-5©
50; Oregon, $2; garlic, per in., Be.
FRESH FRUITS—White Astrakans, $1.80,
Pearmains, 4Vi tier, $2: Pearmaln. 4 v tier
$1.50; Newtown Pippins, 4 tier. »*-»! ao
iU. tier $135; Spit/.enbergs. $2.50; wlne
*a*.. 4 tier, M©4: crabapples, $1.25; Alexan
deSßßHiIES- l ! . per basket. sc;
raspberries, Per basket, 6 %c: V™™'™??:
per basket. 6c; loganberries, per basket. 6C,
B OI ST R Ts-rap Cefru.t, seedless $3; doj-eed
lings, $2; Valencia oranges, $3®3.50, limes.
20-!b box, $1.25; I*™°"- »s lb: do red, 60 .
Fart datei: 10*140 lb; do Golden, 7*,&
lb M^c E a L ANEOU^-A P r.cot. per lug box.
»of©|l cantaloupes. standards J To,
box. 80««0i grapes, per crate. •l«L 1-i"
»<;<■« $1- Bartlett pears, box. $..
VEfIETABLES-AsparagiW. green, per lb..
10C- ben peppers, lb.; 15c; beet*, doz. bunches.
»• "^&.r^ed lblb %To*Vrl\l °/o*
SS saS 5 ss». d- h r che a vti s
ChD OmED dOFRUITS C-APPles. evaporated, lb
BUc- apricots, lb.. He; ngs, white loose, box
$150- do black. $1.36; imported figs, per 1b..12
"ls'c; currents. 9 10c; pearchee, b., B'A®
nic; pears, lb., 9@loc; plums, lb.. IOC; nec
tar pRUNEh s-3o'-4o». ttteioei «-"»• »Hoi
So^ SVic; 60-70S, 6c; 70-SOs, B^c; 80-90.,
SRAIBINS-Muscatels: 2 crown, loose. 80-!b.
toxVslU 3e: 3 crown, do do. 4c; 4 crown,
do do Be "London Layers. 2 crown. 80-lb. box,
We- do 3 crown, $1.20; do 6 crown, «86:
SuHann- 1 cached, lb., 6®6c; do unbleached
fb.4c?"seeded raisins. 16 oz. pkgs., 7c; do 12
'"m'n-fi" Almonds. fane, IXU lb.. l«@17c;
Tir«7ils lb "no cocoanuts, 90c; filberts, lb.,
11™ pecans XXXX, lb., 17c; peanuts, eastern,
lb" 7"Ac; do Japan. 6@6V4c; walnuts. No. 1, S.
R lb' i4V4@lsc; do No. 2, 12c; do budded, 16c;
pVJo^n. extern, per cwt. $3.50: do local. $3.50
RICE— Fancy Honduras (Carolina), per 1C«
1-V $6 75- chol i do. $5®8.50;- Japan grades,
$3.75®4;' Island rice, $5.50; broken. $3.60.
HONEY— water white, lb., 8Ho;
do white, 7V4c; do light amber. 7c; comb honey,
1-lb. frames, IS?; beeswax, lb., 20c.
LIVE STOCK—Packers pay, t. o. b. Los An
eeles for: Beef steers, s@sV4c: beef heifers,
4>Aesc: be«( calves, 6V4@6c; mutton weathers,
$?50©6; do ewes. J5®5.60; do lambs, $3.60(33.75;
h POULTRY—Turkeys, live, per lb., 23®25c;
large hens. 4 lbs. up. per lb., 18c; email hens,
2% 3%. per IK, 16c; broilers. 1 to IV4, per
lb", 16c- friers. 1M to 3 lbs., per lb. 19c; roast
chicken", per lb., 20c: duck, per lb., 15c; geese,
per lb., 15c; squabs, per dozen, $1.60; old roos
ters, per lb., 10c.
CHILI— Evaporated strings, lb., 26c; do loose,
22c; Mexican black, lb., 25c; green chill, lb..
9c; chili Teplns, lb., 85@90c: Japan, 16@18c,
HAY (baled)— The following quotations are
furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Storage Co.:
Barley, $12.50(814.50; tame oat. per ton, $14^
18.60; alfalfa, $13.50014.60; wheat hay, $14015.
MILL FEED—Bran, $1.45; whole corn, $1.80;
cracked corn, $1.86; feed meal, $1.90; relied i
barley, $1.30; oil cake meal, $2.95; shorts, $1.70; '
Kaffir corn, $1.75; white oats, $1.90; do red, !
eastern. $2.25; wheat, original sacks, cwt,
$1.80; do 100-lb. sacks, $1.85.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices on flour
Mid feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company:
FAMILY FLOUR—
XXXX Standard, blended, per bbl 18.00
Purity 5.3*
lour Pride 5.20
Apple Blossom 5.00
Flour In H-sackß JOo per bbl higher. XXXX
la retailed at 51.70 per VI sack; 00c- per % sack.
MEALS AND CEREAL GOODS
-5s Bales. >fs i;,
Graham flour (3.40 $1.20 53.15 13.10
Entire wheat flour 3.60 3.30 3.25 3.20
Rye flour B.SO 8.60 3.65 3.50
Rye meal 8.80 3.60 3.55 8.60
Corn meal, T. & W 2.80 2.60 2.65 1.60
Oatmeal, steel cut 6.70 5.50 6.4:. 6.41
Hominy, large and small 4.10 8.90 8.86 3.50
Farina 4.00 '-80 8.76 8.70
Cracked wheat 4.00 8.80 8.76 3.70
XXXX pastry, In bales |3.50@3.3«
XXXX family In bales 8.70@5.50
Holied wheat, bbl. lA lbs J4.50
Rolled wheat, sacks, 75 lbs., per sack 3.51
Rolled wheat, sacks, 60 lbs., per sack 1.70
100 lbs.
Alfalfa meal 11.30
Bone, granulated i 2.00
Bono meal tM
XXXX beef scraps 8.10
Bran 1.41
Rolled barley 1.23
Charcoal 810
XXXX chick feed , 1.9*
Per bale 20 6-lb bag 3.10
Per bale of 70 10-lb. bags 8.10
Corn, eastern mixed I.B*
Eastern' white 1-M
Yellow dent }■«
Cracked }•»
Small yellow I.M
Feed meal J ■"•
White Egyptian • ••■••■ 1-80
XXXX dry mash (a superior egg food)
per 80-lb. sack '• *•»
Grit, granite •»
S^t^rr^uy white-reed'::::::::::::
xx lix c1lad^Tcr;vch^v:::::::::: ? .7B
XXXX special dry BCratch food 2.10
Short }•'»
Wheat J-JJ
100-lb. sack }•»
Cracked, 100-lb. sack . ; t.H
It's as easy "0 secure a bargain In a, used
automobile, through want advertising, a* It
used to be—and still U—to wmro ■ horse
and carriage.
J. C. WILSON
212 WEST FIFTH STREET
MFMURR- New York Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. The Stock and
" Hond Exchange, 8. K. '
MAIN 6000 COnnKSPOXDBHTSi FIKJ
Harris, Winthrop & Co.
NEW YORK CHICAGO LONDON PARIS
Pasadena Clients Call Home 119. B. G. LATBBOP, Manage.
CLEARING HOUS£^AJJKS_______
" XAMK^ ; <>I»CEKS
C. ~T , • R. J. WATERS, President
itizens National Bank wm. w. woods, cashier.
Capital, 000,000.
8 . w. comer '.tilrd an* Main. Surplus. $500,000.
C. .XI ! i o I W. A. BONYNGE, President.
Oommerciai National Ban*. newmvn essick, cashier.
Capital, $200,000.00.
U 401 B. 8) Inn. torner Fourtn. Surplus & UnJlvlded Proflts, $47.000.00.
~~~ ! xt . l -D.,.,1, t. W. HELLMAN, Prosldont.
armers & Merchants National uanK charlks seyler, cashier.
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Capital, $1,500,000. cashier.
Capital, 5i.3W.000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus an 1 Profits, $1,900,000.
F- — : -TZZ ; ~ J. M, ELLIOTT, President.
irst National Bank w. r. s. hammond, cashier.
Capital stock. $1,250,000.
B. K. corner l»econ« and Spring. Surplus and Profits, 51,625,000. |
M, ~ ! , .-, ', W. 11. iiollipay, President.
erchants National Bank chas. oreene, Cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
c, E. corner Third and Brrlng. Surplus and Undivided Proflta, $650,000.
! TT^ i r/- ri™;, J. E. riSIIBURN, President.
ational Bank of Calitornia H , s . mckee, cashier.
National Bank of California mckee. ca»hi«r.
Capital, s;
N. E. corner Fourth and Spring. .Surr>!us and Undivided Profits, $130,000.
* ix> i 's- BY ZOMBRO, President.
fsentral National Bank james b. gist, cashier.
entral National Bank .1 \mt:s b. gist, cashier.
1 Capital, $300.i«0.
U 6. B. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $248,000.
B_ ! T~Z< 7*~ WARREN OiI.LEI.EN'. President.
roadway Bank & Trust Company v w. redman, cashier.
Capital, 1180,000.
HMIX Rroadway. Bradbury bulldlcg. Surplus nd Undivided Proflta, $235,000.
— ; ~T ~ ' ISAIAH W HKI.I.MAN. President.
nited States National Bank r. w. smith, cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
c K. comer Ma;-, and Commercial. Surplus and Proflts. $78.000.
J^ANQELES SAVINGS °ANKS_
SECURITY , ,
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
our C « $29,000,000.00
Par» the highest rates of Interest and on th» most liberal term* consUtant wttt
•ound, conservative banking.
Largest and best equipped Safe Deposit and Storage Vault in the
Southwest.
I Security Building Spring and Fifth Streets J
CERHAN AHEUIi SAVffi BANK
UpP— ' THE BANK WITH THE "*^Bt~
JDr EFFICIENT JEJRVIC£
£ J?O»niNG AND FOURTH JTJF. M
HARNESS „,. $*£&***. SADDLERY
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.— Flour-Family
extras, $».60@6; bakers' extras, $5.60{}6; Oregon
and Washington, $4.80@5.
Wheat-Shipping, lI.KOI.CTM. _..-
Barley—Feed, fI.OE@I.O7U; brewing, $l.O8"4®
1 10 *
Oats-Red, $1.20g1.32H; white nominal; black
nominal. , _
Millstuffs— Mi-Idlings, 528@31: mixed feed, »24
©30; rolled barley, J22@23; oatmeal, $3.60; oat
groats. $3.60; rolled oats, J28@29.
Hay—Wheat, $9014; wheat and oat. $Hifl2;
wild oat, $7910; tame oat, $9@12; alfalfa, $7®
10; straw, $5@7.
Beans—Pink, '»6@6.15; Lima, $4.40@4.50; small
white, 14@4.25; large do. $3.65@3.90.
Potatoes—New, 85c@J1.25.
Onions— Fancy, $2.35; common, $2.
Various—Green peas, 2@4c; string beans, 2®
4c; egg plant, 75c@»l; arparagus nominal; gar
lic. 2%@4c; cucumbers, 25@75c. • '..Zti
Poultry—Old roosters, $s®-5.50; young, »7.50@
10; small broilers, $2.23®3; large, $3@3.G0; fry
ers, »5®6; hens, $5@10; old ducks. $4.so'?Fi;
young. »5.50@6.E0; geese, $282.50; goslings, $2®
2.60; pigeons, young. $1.50©1.75.
Receipts—Flour, 2038; wheat, 680: barley,
8340- oats, 1040; corn, 65; potatoes, 6565; onions,
Sls;'bran, 80; middlings, 60; hay, 423; straw, 6;
hides, 225; wine, 65.600.
4 ' » —
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. July 14. -Fancy apples,
75c@51.25; common, 33fS50c; strawberries. |3.M
@5; blackberries, »2.50@3: raspberries, $4@6;
ordinary grapes, 11.25*31.35; muscat, $131.-5:
Fontalnbleau, 50c@$l; common pears, 40c;
fancy. $1; Bartlett. $1.25@1.50; common peaches,
75c; fancy, $1; common plums, 20c; fancy, 65c;
navel oranges nominal: Mexican limes, $6@6.G0;
common California lemons, $2; fancy, »6; wa
termelons, $1.50(83; fancy cantaloupes, $2.75;
common, $1.75; bananas, Mcol3; pineapples,
$283.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, July 14.—Evaporated apples
steady, slight Improvement In the demand;
1" , >ll' = c for sipot fancy, choice, SM(fv9c;
prime, 7.4 #7Xo; common to fair, «@6'/4c.
Prunes fairly active, staady; quotations 30
in,,: for California*- up to 30-40s. an.l 4'A®
9Uc for Oregons. Apricots not active, but
firm' choice, 9^i@loWc; extra choice, ln'i
@lle: fancy, UHOISUo. Peaches, quiet,
steady: choice, 6Mi@694e; extra choice. 7©
7«c; fancy, 7 «.c. Raisins, quiet; loOM
muscatels,. B%4is?ic; chollce to fancy
seeded, 4%@6%c; needles*, 3?iS'4Hc;
London layers, 11.2001.25.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO. July 14.—Butter—Fancy
creamery, 29c; seconds. 2S; fancy dairy. 87c.
Cheese—New, 13H@14%c; Young America, 15
©160.
Eksts—Ranch. 29c; store. !7e.
CHICAGO, July 14—Butter—Steady; cream
eries. 25@2Se; dairies, 23@26c.
Esgs—Steady; receipts, 9870 cases; at mark,
cases Included, 10®14c; firsts, 15c; prime firsts,
17c. .
Cheese-Steady; Daisies. 15%®16c; Twins. 15
®10Vjc; Young Americas, ISMQllo; Long Horns,
16@16«c.
COTTON AND WOOL
ST, LOUIS, July 14.—W00l itMdy: meilum
grades combing and clothtnK, t2OUHo; llßht
fine, ITTiISc; heavy fine, 13fgl4c; tub washed,
NEW YORK, July 14.— Cotton closed steady
in i 1 point lower to 20 points lusher.
.Spot closed qulr:t, 25 points higher; middling
uplands, 16c; do gulf, 16.25 c. Sales, 10,113
bales.
futures closed steady, doling bid*; July,
15.03 c; August. 14.86 c; Sept' IOC! Oc
tober, 12.76; November, 12.ii L'"-. December,
12.58 c: January, 12.Me; February, l:'.r.6c;
March. 12.D8c; May. 12,'ilc.
GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED
THOUGHT TO HAVE ELOPED
Search for Miss C'harlotto Hitchcock,
whose clothing was found In the Venice
bath house lait Sunday, hai been prac
tically abandoned by her relative*, Th«
Kill is supposed to have filtered the
bath hOUM last Friday, and as almost
a week haa passed and no trace of the
body has been found, her brother, A.
H. Hitchcock, a city lireman, has
adopted the theory that .she was en
ticed away by lomeone she had been
going with.
Hitchcock has been watohlnf the
marriage licenses for several days, but
lias sci n no notice of his sister having
obtained one.
© 150 New®
MT accounts Saturday, July 2, wasn't T^
mg BO bad, being Just before a holl- jJ
wk day. It helps our average for m
EJ the last six months up to 80 new B
m accounts a day, 11,807 in six vj
V months, nearly as much as our V
H first year. We pay Interest on de- H
lA postti. n
%j|py»tx wwihK.sr i7i
BJOM ism*** bank
HnWLSMKM BAM
\^2h wi3»Slx months savings 'c-jpfijr M at
founts earn (our per cent. On*jBX—M*ff
dollar or more will start you.
Begin to save and earn now. JSTiO
FIFTH fr SPRING JTJ. Jit
"^omp Muilbet
Gives you opportunity to participate
in the profit of Los Angeles' upbuild*
ing. Stock pays $1.90. Fays 16 per cent,
dividends payable quarterly.
120 &■ Broadway. Ground Fluor Mum
Opera House.
LOCAL SUFFRAGETTES ARE
RECOGNIZED BY QUEEN
An enthusiastic meeting was held
last night by the Votes for Women
club in the assembly room of the
Chamber of Commerce building. Tin;
speaker of the evening was Miss Rooo
EUerbe, a well known writer, who ad
dresaed the club on the principles of
woman suffrage and answered ques
tions uslied by the audience. A vole
of thanks was given Miss Ellerbe for
her Bpeech,
The meeting was attended by an
emissary <>!' Queen Alexandra, H. H.
Colputi, who came to this country to
rlevoto his services to the leper col
ony in the Hawaiian Islands, but who
was refused entrance by the govern
ment authorities. The state heads of
the suffrage movement -promised to
in ward his wish if they gain the bal
lot. He wrote to the queen informing
her <>C their offer and she sent him a.
reply which b* read to the meeting
last night, thanking the suffrasUt.-i
for their interest in her protege and
slating her hopes for their success.
Mrs. Foltz, president of the organ
ization, says that if Senator Bur
roughs of Idaho, the man who gained
suffrage for the women of that state,
atenda tho mining congress to be held
here in September, ho will address tho
local chapter on the national condition
of suffrage.
The speakers at next week's meeting
will be Mark Keppel, county superin
tendent of schools, and Miss Willett,
a national authority on the progress
of suffrage.
WOMAN STARTS SUIT TO
RECOVER ON CLOTHES
Wrongful appropriation of personal
effects to the value of more than $1000
is the charge brought yesterday in a
suit for recovery tiled by Georgia A.
Thompson against Margaret J. Lyons.
Mrs, Thompson states that while she
was temporarily absent from her
apartments at Ocean Park the de
fondant, who' was staying with her,
proceeded to make away with a trunk
full of shirt waist and combination
gowns, as well as diamond rings, a
gold necklace, five stickpins, a dia
mond sunburst pin, cuff links and 123
shares of Alaska coal mining stock.
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