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HAD SHARES
AGAIN IN DEMAND
Southern Pacific Shows a Wide
Surplus in Year's Earnings
Over Required Dividend
$3,000,000 IN GOLD IMPORTED
Grain Market Stronger on Ac-
count of Demands for
Wheat for Export
(Awoclnted Press)
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Tho promi-
nent place' held today In the number
of railroad shares dealt In and the ex
tent of the advance by Reading-,
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
was largely due to the wide surplus
of the year's earnings over the divi
dend requirement shown by the two
Harrlman roads and by the Lehlgh
Valley, the traffic conditions on which
are very similar to those In the Read
ing. Tho strength of the Pacifies
was also aided by the Indifferent ef
fect of the week's Increase In tho
Canadian Pacific dividends. The con
trast In the prosperous showing made
by tho reports of stockholders with th-3
complaints heard from railroad offi
cials of tho onerous conditions for op
erating railroad! Inspired a more hope
lul view of railroad prospects than
has been held by tho majority of the
stock market element.
The preliminary estimates of the
currency movement pointed to another
strong bank return tomorrow. The ar
rival today of $3,000,000 of imported
Rold wl»l figure in the showing. Tlu>
gain by the banks from subtreasury
operation! Is less than last week, and
there is a sharp decline in the volume
of receipts by express from the in
terior, the balance of the movement
remaining, however, largely In favor
of New York. The increase in bank
cash for the week from all accounts
is computed to amount to between
jr. 000.000 and $9,000,000.
The strength of the grain markets
was due mnre to reports of revived
demand for export wheat than to news
of crop conditions. Further weakness
was shown by American Smelting, but
the general market broke away from
that Influence. The proposition to re
duce tho output of copper Is supposed
t~ threaten a corresponding reduction
In the activity of the company.
Ttonds were firmer. Total sales- (par
value) |1,3t1,000. United States 3's,
registered, advanced 1-8 and the cou
pon declined 1-4 per cent in the bid
price on call.
NEW YORK 9TOCKC
Special s»rYlce to Th» Herald by J. C. Wll«
•on. 312 Writ Fifth street, Los Angeles, mum
- her New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of Baa
Francisco.
NEW YonK\ Aug. 13.—Following were the
quotations today:
Sales, stock. High. Low. Bid. Ark.
....... Allls-Chalmers 7% &%
do preferred . 2!) 30
25.100 Aniiiiu Copper .... 66% 6SV4 66% 66%
1,000 Amor Beet Sugar.. 84% 34% 31% 3474
do preferred »3%
MO Amer Can Co 8% BV4 8% 8%
300. do preferred 67% 66% »7'l M
*h) Am Car and Fdry. 47% U% 47 «7%
%.., do preferred 110 112
400 Amer Cotton Oil .. 60 BO'i 69 : 60
• .•...,. . do preferred .. 101 .■■■ 103
........ Amer Express .. 225 265
COO Am Ice Securities. 21% 21 21 23
... Amer Linseed .. 12V4 13
,300 do preferred 324 33 3U4 MM
200 Am Locomotive ..37 37 S7Vi 87%
....... do preferred .. 103 105
43,300 Am Smlt and Rfg (KM, hi% 66H 65!
200 do preferred .....101% 101 101 V, 102
1.600 Amer Sugar 120% 119 120%'121
100 do preferred 11874" 11874 118V4 119
..V.... Am Steel Fdr '.. .. 44V4 45
700 Am Tel and Te1....153H 133 13274 133
200 Amer Toll pM .... 94% 92V4 (1214 92%
■ ....... Amer Woolen 27% 28
200 do preferred 95 95 95 88
1,300 Anaconda 40% 40 40% 4074
4,000 Atlantic C Line....112 110% my, IHV4
1.700 AT & Santa ye... MU 98 9S'» 99
100 do preferred .....100% ]fK)H 98% 100%
1.3(i« Bait & Ohio 108 V* .10774 l»S'/4 108%
' ....... ' do preferred .. 85 91.
1,600 B R T... 77% 76%' 76% 77 «•
J.gOO Canadian Pacine ..188 191% 192 M 10314
*?,T<>o C & O 74% 73% 7374 71
..{..... C A A... .. 27% 3974
. 800 C & a "W.V. 24% 2374 2414 - 24V4
•'BOO do preferred 4.V,4 45 AW* 45V4
I.SOO C& N W 145 144% .144% 115
4.600 CM& St P 125 123% 124% 124%
800 do preferred 14774 »74 147% 11!" 1
600 Central Leather ..31 3374 34U 34,4
„■ do preferred .. 10314 106
....... Cent of N J 265 2990
C C C & St L.. 70 75
do preferred '.. 95 . , 99H
700 Colorado F and I. 30 ;. 20V4 M!t so
do preferred ;,' .. ; 100"i 115
' 200 Columbus HOft I « ■■•'• 6%' I 6%
100 Colorado Southern. 63 » 63 63 63
........ do Ist preferred.. .... -'j 71 73
..',.,.. do 2d'preferred.. .. ... 69 72
. 8,000 Consolidated Qas..lßoH 128% > 1:11114 130H
\ 100 Corn Product .... 1344 1344 -•' 13%, 1454
; .r.'.... do preferred 'i .. ■'■ 73 76
■, 600 Delft Hudson ....UIW IMH 180% - 181
..i.... D I. * VT... ..'..... .. O'-:. - 47.1 ■575
1.300 D ft H 0 30% SO ' »1% 31
100 Ido prertrred ....; 71V4 71V6 71V4 71V4
•. 1 400 Diamond Match .. M'.s 89 89 ■ 8911
>. Distil S«curltles .... ... 2S\4 2*%
....,., Duluth 8 8 4 A.. .. A .. 10% 13
100 do preferred ..... 31U 21 "4 21 23
3,700 Erie MVi 26% 26H 26V,
700 do Ist preferred,. 44 43% 43V4 43%
...,'.... do 2d preferred . .. 33V4 84<4
200 General Elcctrlo ..143% 14394 143 144V4
300 at Northern Ore ....KIT* 63% B3H 64
1400 do preferred 125%1!474 125% 12M4
'-; 100 Illinois Central ....190>4 130!4 130 131
1 900 Interboro-Metro .1. 17% WH ,17 • 17U
1,900 do pioferr«« 47% 46% 47^4 47%
;;'. Internat Paper ....'-..; .. *10 11
400 do preferred ...',. 49 48 48V4 1 60.
Internat Pump ...... ■.. .39 40
do preferred ..81 HIM
800 lowa Central 1674 16% 16 17
" 400 'do preferred 30% 30% 3014 |31
700 X C Southern ..... 29% 28% 29% 29Vi
■ 400 do preferred i.... 6174 ■> 61 61% ■«3
LB 4 Western ..... ;.. 14 17
■"..'./. .".do preferred ■.'.'..'.. .'. 83 . 40
1 800 I, & N 141H ISDVt 141 145'
...;... Mackajr 8674 87Mi
• do preferred 7214 73%
....;. Manhattan...<......-..- .. 128 133 -
' 700 Molean Central ... ?Btf l*% 28% 25%
400 Minn & St L...... 24% 24« ■ 23% S4T4
;....- do preferred , .. 40 50
1 000 MStV &8 a M..1.W4 130 130% 131 :
► MO do preferred 146 140 145 147
400 M X & Texas 32",4 32% , 32V4 »2«
jSsr.l* do preferred , .... 63 . 63! i
"j'ISOO Missouri Pacific ..62 51 RH4 M!i
100 National Lead .... 61 »l ' ■; 61 •■ 51%
100 do preferred 104% 104*4 104% 107 ,
. «oo National Biscuit ..104 103% 102/4 104
100- do preferred 121% 121H M 8 134
--1 2(10 Nevada Con 21V4 21 21V4 8U
N V Air Brake ...... .. i- 70 74,
"j'ooo n v Central ......114 113 113% 114 .
mNYC* Bt L 6174 6114 «1% «2
.I, do Ist preferred l(ri 110.
•>.do 2d preferred.. .. .. 84, It
■""!!. NYN H & Hart.. .. '.. .'. 149.i 161 .
""ioONYOnt&W 404. 40V4 40% 41
' t«9 Norfolk : & Westrn 97 - ; MVi »« 81
FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
do preferred 89 93
North American .... .. 67% 68
4,800 Northern Pacific ..IIS 1/. 115V4 H6% '">%
Omaha 130 150
do preferred ISO 170
Pac I 110 Coast >.. 96 106
100 Pacific Mall 2514 2514 25 2r''*
8,200 Penna R R C 0....130 r.>B% 12(1% 129%
200 Peoples da* 106 10614 lUO% 106
Plttaburg Coal 15V» 16Vi
do preferred .. 62 70
600 PCCA Bt L, 91% 9414 94% "5
do preferred ' 105 115
600 Pressed 8tc»l Car. 36 36 3514 3614
do preferred .. 94 98
Ry Steel Spring 3314 33
do preferred 90(4.09'
100.MO Reading 14314 14114 14:%- 142%
do Ist preferred.. .. .. 86 90
200 do 2d preferred.. 93 93 91 95.
200 Republic 3 and 1.. 30 30 2914 : 31
200 do preferred 02% 92% 90 93
2,700 Rock Island Co ... 20% 23T4 soy, MM
800 do preferred 6214 68 "Hi 6H>,4
600 Slons Sl» f S and I 61 M 11 6214
do preferred 105 116 ■
St L & SF Ist pfd .. ■ .. 68 65
200 do 2d preferred.. 3814 38 38 39
St L- A 8 W 23% 24%
100 Bo preferred ..... 67 .67 ' 67 60
26,200 Southern Pacific ..116% 11414 11514 115*
1,400 Southern Railway. 2314 23 23% 2314
500 do preferred 63% 6314 63% 6414
100 Tennessee Copper.. 2314 23% 2314 24%
600 Texa* Pacific. 27 2G14 27 28
1,000 Third Aye 7 7 7 8
800 Toledo St LAW.. 2314 22% 2214 23%
. 600\ do preferred 4914 49 48% 4914
Twin City R T.... .. .. 108 109
Un Bag and' Paper .. .. 7 7%
do preferred 63 60
01,500 Union Pacific 1681, 165% 107% 168
100 do preferred 93% 93% 93% 94%
United lids of 8 F .. .. 30 31
300 do preferred 66 64 66 68
U 8 Cast Irn Pipe .. .. 1414 16
do preferred •• 62 60
300 US Rubber 3.114 33% 34 34%
100 do Ist preferred.. 107 107 10614 107
.1.. 2.1 preferred 66 67
78,100 U S Steel Cor .... 71 69% 70%- 70%
900 do preferred 11* 115% 115% 116
2,700 Utah Copper 4714 46% 4714 47%
900 Va-Car Chem Co.. 69 68% 59 6914
100 do preferred 130 120 119(4 120%
200 Wabash 17*4 17% mi 17%
1,000 do preferred 36% 34% 15(4 3314
Western Union «4% 65
100 Westinghouse 69 69 69 60%
200 WALE 6(4 6<4 « 6%
200 .do Ist preferred.. 10 10 10% 12
100 do 2.1 preferred.. 6% 6% 7 8
Wisconsin Central, .. .. 44 4!)
Am Hide and Lea 5 614
100 do preferred 27 27 2614 27%
300 Am Agr and Chem 4314 43 43 4314
...... do preferred .. 90 101
400 Beth Steel .-2014 26 2 ■ 26
400 do preferred 63 61% 62 53
Nat Enamel and 8 .. ..15 17
do preferred 80 100
....... Pac Tel and Tel .. .. .. 32% *5
1,600 Internt Harvester. 95V4 93 94% 95%
300 do preferred 117 117 116% 11814
300 U S Realty <TO JO 70 71
West Maryland .. ' 4314 43%
Pullman i 157 160
Total sales, 490.400 shares. '
NEW YORK BONDS :
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wli
son 212 Wes: Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
ti, r New York stock exchange. Chicago board
nf trade, stock and bond exchange o» San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Following were the
doling quotations Bid Asked.
Atehlson.gen'4s 97% 98
Atchlson cony 4» 10414 106
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 4* 9814 9914
11 H T 4s «2 8214
Colorado Industrial 5s .....\ 70 75
II S Realty 6s 8514 89
Rock Island col 4s 72 72(4
Southern Pnolflo ref 4s 93% 93%
Southern Paclflo col 45.... 84
Union Pacificist 4 looii.- loon
Union Pacific cony 4s 104 .10414
II S Steel Bl . .......108% ; 108
United Railway 4a ....; 66 , ,69
Wnbßsh deb 4s 63 «a*
Wentern Pacific 5s M% : M
Japanese 4s BS% .90
Japanese Ist 4(4» 94% 96
Japanese M 4< f , »'* J*J4
Southern Pacific eonv 4s 1...... 9814 98%
Denver & uC! ref 6s Wl4 »H»j
XI 8l! registered 101 I 101%
tJ 8 a* coupon ....; 101 ■ ••
V 8 to registered 10114 102
US 3s coupon 10114 l<«
U S-4s registered lijja . "»
U9 4s coupon iWii «S!»
Panama 2s 101
Panama 1938s 101"
FINANCIAL RECORD
NSW YORK. Aug. 12.—Close: Prime mer
cantile paper, n\' 2 to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
In bankorn 1 hills at 4.83.50©1.R3.60c for »ixty
day bills and at 4.85.70 c for demand.
Commercial bills, 4,83®4.83ttc.
liar silver. 53% c.
Mexican dollars. 44e.
Government bonds Irregular: railroads firmer.
Money on call easy, 161% per cent; ruling
rato 1% per cent; closing bid and offered at
Vk per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 3 per cent; 90
days, 3% per cent; six months, 4%®4T4 per
cent.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12—The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, »878,571,669; silver
dollars, J459.274.000; silver dollars of 1890, 13,
--622,1100; silver certificates outstanding, »458,
--274i000.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, $3,086,538; current liabilities. JlOl,
--161,612; working balance in treasury offices,
HMM.OH; In banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, J35.99i.570; subsidiary silver
coin, J20.810.246; minor coin. $1,102,186; total
balance In (,-cneral fund, J85,745,625.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug.- 12.—Flour—Famllj
extras, $5.80®«.20; bakers' extras, 5.80@6.20;
OreKon and Washington, 55®5.20. , ,
Wheat-Shipping, »1.62%«1.«7V5.
llarl.y-Fei'i, 51.05@1.07',fc; brewing, $1.08%®
1 124
Oats—Red, $1.30@1.40; white, I1.C6O1.70; black,
$1 55 J " l
Ml'llstuffs-MiddllnKs, $30®34; mixed feed. $24
OK: rolled barley, »23@24; oatmeal, 83.60; oat
groats, 14.26; rolled oats, $28029. •
Wheat, $94f18.E0; wheat and oat, $!)©l2;
wild out, »7©10; tame, $S@l2; alfalfa, 175(iU;
straw, SOfftWi'.
Beans—Pink", |6®6.25; Lima, $4.45«Ku0; small
white, »3.8C@4.10; large, J3.75®4.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks, fl.lufil.w; Mer
ced sweets. 2®3c. „"
* Onions— Fancy, Si: common. 85c.
Various—Green peas, 6@7Ci string bean«, 3ifp
60; -egg plant. 3.i(ff6oc; greon peppers, 28®50c;
tomatoes, 65c@J1.26j summer squash, 35®r>0c;
asparagus nominal; garlic, 2'i@3c; cucumber*,
Poultry—Old roosters, $5®6.60; poung. 56.60®9;
small broilers. »2.25@3; large, |3@3.60; fryers,
8305 50' hens, »©10; old ducks, $4.605}6: young.
$507; I geese. f1.7549t; goslings, »2®2.75; young
Pl RDcelpts—Flour,'- 2230; wheat, 8753! ' barley,
Heceipto-Flour. 2230; wheat, 3753; barley,
6293; oats, 937; beans, 600; corn, 30; potatoes,
8236 onions, 1109; bran, 178; middlings, 96;
hay 868; hops, 58; hides, 510; wine. 76,300.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Cattle-Receipts esti
mated at 2000; market steady; beeves, 54.00®
8 30; Texas steers, »3.60©5.60; • western steers,
00®6.75; stockers and feeders, $4.00(?T«.25;
cows and heifers, ♦3.W@6.40; calves, »a.COWS.SO.
Hoks— Receipts estimated at 13,000; market
6 to 10 higher; light, »8.45®0.«5; mixed. $7.85®
IBS- heavy. »7 60*'11.F.0; rough. ®7.8u; good
to choice heavy. 17.858.50; pigs, $8.5009.0u; bijlk
of sales, t7.'jn<sß,3o. • ■ >• • ■ ' '
Sheen-Hoc cstlnwtad at 10,000; market
steady; native, t2.75@4.35; western, J5.6004.25;
yearlings, 54.00W0.40; lambs, native, S4-M1&6.75;
western, 54.85®6.6Q. ■ ' '
BUTTER, EGGB AND CHEESE
; BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Butter—Fancy
creamery, SlV4c; seconds, JUV4c; fancy dairy,
" Cheese-New, 14«15He; Young America, l«',i®
18c.
tings— Ranch, 3rK': store. Me.
CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Buttei*—Steady; cream
eries. 250290; dairies, 23@26c. • .■•--■•
'l'KKS— Steady at mark: receipts, SMI; case*
included, IO©14«; firsts, 17e: prime firsts. 18c.
■ Choese— Steady; Daisies, He; Twins, 164J1514C;
Toun« Americas, We; Long Hoi ns, r ICo. . (
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12.— Bank clearing!
were 467,893.04, an Increase of J20R,904.2« as
compared with th« amount for the correspond
ing period of last year. Following la a com
parative statement:
• l!U0. . 1901. 1308.
Monday ....13,207.421.68 $1,768,676.94 11,694,414.61
Tuesday ... 2.068,426.03 2,101,170.37 1.747,581.94
Wednesday. 2,614.158.26 2,408,874.66 2,020,195.48
Thursday ... 2,160,1.61.71 2,681,005.29 1.685,011.13
Friday ,'•,467,893.94 2.268,988.78 1,667,797.47
LOO ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
, Friday's market was quiet.
Among the oils. Associated wan firm. Amer
ican Petroleum common was up a little, and
Consolidated Midway was without change, but
California Midway was a little weak at the
clone. Cleveland was quite active at yester
day's prices. Union wai again strong, selling
freely at the high point of the day. McKlt
trlck Operator!, together with Oleum, wag
traded In In the non-producers' list. McKit
trlck Investors Is selling with all the assess
"nt paid, which makes the apparent change
In price of the shares.
The bank stocks were quiet, with the excep
tion of All Night and Day Bank, which
changed hands lit par. The bonds were not ac
tive, and In the Industrials Home common was
a slight trader.
MORNING SALES
10 Home Tel com D; 10 All Night and Day
Bank 100: 40 Associated Oil Co 44; 2000 Consul
Midway 22%; 1000 Jade 33V4; 2000 Cleveland 1614;
1000 do 16; 70 Union 103.60; 1000 McKlttrlck lnv
114; 2000 do 114; 1000 flo 194; 10,000 Oleum DcV
Co 61».
AFTERNOON SALES
10 Am Pet Co com 65; 1000 Cat Midway 5314:
1000 Cleveland] 16; 1000 do 16 7,4; 1000 do 15%;
20 Union 103.50; 10 Union Prov Co 101.75; 2000
McKlttrlck lnv 1%; 1000 do 114. .
.• i;. . .',.. BONDS * •
American Petroleum Co .....",... SO ,80
Associated Oil CO 94% 9il
Corona City Water Co 82 •.
Corona Power and W Co 97
Cucamonga Water Co >»
Edison El Co l»t R 102
Edison Kite Co old Issue 103 108
Home Telephone Co " 84
..one Tel Co Ist rfdg 69 ■ 73
Huasteca Pipe Line .. 100
I, A Pao Ist con mtg* 104)1
L A Pac Ry Ist rfdg .. 9S
L. A Traction Co (Is 102 1W
L A Traction Co 5s 101 ' 1««
Mexican Nat'l Oa» Co .'. •■ 1W
Mission Tram and R Co 97V4
Pao'Elec Ry Co 100
lac Light and Power Co M 100
Pasadena Home T and -*' Co 80
Pomona Con Water Co .. 102
Santa Monica II T and T Co 80
Pan Diego M T and T lit mtgs .. V SO
Temescal Water Co '...' 99 . /'«
Union Transportation Co 89 ..
U S. Long Dlst T and T Co •. '»,•
Vlsalla Water Co 99 ;••
Whittier Home T and T C 0.... .. 90
BANK STOCKS
Bank of Southern California... 75.00
Broadway Bank and Trust ....150.00 175.00
California Savings Bank 115.00 135.00
Central National Bank 175.00 .....
Cltlsens National 175.00 825.00
Commercial National 160.00 .....
Equitable Savings Hanks SOO.OO
Farmers and Merchant* Nat'l..J7o.oo 350.00
Federal Bank of L A.... 11.S0 .....
First National 486.00 .....
German American Saving! 337.60
Globe Savings Bank 120.00
Home Savings Bank of L A....116.00 .
Merchants National 640.00
Merchants Bank and Trust Co 166.00
National Bank of California.. 210.00
National Bank of Commerce....loo.oo 155.00 •
The Southern Trust Co ......... 73.00 76.00
(CO per cent , paid up' '; ■■.
: INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC I'TO-ITIES
i »* .'•■ ■ Bid. AHk<t.
Cat Portland Cement Co 80.00 106.00
K,..son Electrlo pfd 69.50 73.00
Edison Electric com 60.00 65.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar 41.00
Home Telephone pfd 36.12H
Home Telephone com 4.8714 6.1214
Hutchlnkon S P Co 17.00 19.00
I, A Athletic CUb ft 10.00
L A Brewing Co jJOO.OO
li A Investment Co 8.10
Mexican Nat'l Gas com 22.60 . 37.60
Paauhau S PC' 28.00 . 28.00
Pac Mutual Life Insurance C 0..250.00
Pac Con Stone Co of Cat 6.00 6.10
Pasadena Home T and T Co 85.00
Rlversld- Home T and T C 0.... ..... 12.00-
Han Diego Home T and T Co.. 13.00 .....
Santa Monica B H V pfd 24.00
Sun Drug Co 1.00
Seaside Water Co 100.00
Title a and Trust Co pfd 175.00 J .•rj. •
Title I and Trust Co pfd 176.00 .....
'"'tie I and Trust Co com 176.00
Title I --id Trust sur C 176.00
V S I, D T and T pfd 25.00 37.50
Union Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 29.00 38.00
Whittle* Home T and T Co ■ 90.0* •
OIL STOCKS "
PRODUCERS— Bid. Asked.
Amalgamated Oil 62.25
American Crude Oil Co .98
American Pet Co pfd 95.00
American Pet Co com 64.00
Associated Oil 43.76 44.13(4
Hear Creek Oil and M Co 20 .30
Brookshlre Oil ,i 1.25 1.75
California Midway Oil Co 53". • .63%
Central 1.89 2.05
Cleveland Oil Co 1514
Coalinga Central Oil Co ......... .53
Columbia 1.15 1.23
Consol Midway Oil Co 2214 .!3 i
Continental Oil ' .45
Knos Oil Co 1.30 '
Euclid Oil Co 55 .75
Fullerton Oil 6.00 .
Globe ■!<>
Jade OH Co 33*4
Melcan Pet Ltd pfd 66.00
Mexican Pet Ltd com 21.8714
Mascot Oil Co 2.15 5.00
New Pennsylvania Pctro Co 1.02V4
Oltnda Land Co (Oil) 58
Palmer Oil Co 142
Perseus OH Co *... ...... * .32
Final Oil Co 10.00
Plru Oil and L Co 174
Rice Ranch Oil Co - .90
Trader's Oil CO 76.00 100.00
Union 103.50 104.00
Union Provident Co t 100.60 102.00
United Petroleum 101.00
West Coast Oil . com 9.00
Western Union 100.00
NON-PRODUCERS—
McKittrlck lnv Oil Co Oil* .0114
McKlttrlck Oper Oil Co «1 .09
Nevada-Midway Oil' Co 23 .25
Oleum Development Co 06 .0614
DAILY MINING CALL
LISTED STOCKS
Morning sales-1000 Grandma. 3; 6000 Bonnie
Clare %%.
Afternoon sales-1000 Blue Bull 8%; MC do S>4;
1000 do 1%.
CALIFORNIA- Eld. Asked.
Cal Hlllf> M CO 06% .00%
Consolidated Mines Co 6.60 M .01
NKVADA—
Johnnie Mng and Mill Co 11 .15
SoarchligUt Parallel 9.00 M .01
NEW YORK COTTON
Bpeclal service to The Herald by J C. Wl>.
»en. 812 West Fifth «tre«t. bos Ang«M».
NEW YORK. Aug. 12—During the first part
Of today's session the cotton market showed
some activity, and In some respects a continu
ation of yesterday's selling,, though In the af
ternoon this pressure fell oft connlderably and
prices hardened a bit. The finals, while not
very much changed from last night, showed
some gains.
KfioU quiet and unchanged at 15.70 c,. with
BalM at 8010 bales.
Quotations ranged as follows: — Close—
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
January 13.59 13.83 IS.6S 13.64 15.57
February Ij.M 15-&9
March 13.84 13.68 13.60 13.61 15.63
May 13.71 15.71 13.63 1:1.63 13 So
j un< 18.63 13.93 13.83 13.53 U.«S
July " 13. 15.80 13.65 13.64 13.
August 16e5 1D.71 16.(16 15.89 IB.M
Htptembor 11. »'> 14.48 . 14.34 14.44 11.1:,
October -A..... 13.M 13.T8-13.es 13.68 13.69
November N ..... IS.M ,13.61
December 1.... . IS6O 13.65 13.54 13.59 13.60
S|.t,i cotton. 15 70i ; quiet; unchanged
Uvernool cotton closed eH to 7 points lower
on near .and Ha to • pclnts lower on , distant
1 month.. * • ' .5 .. • ; &m.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. a
Wilson, 212 West Fifth itreot. Los Angeles,
member New York Stock exchange, Chicago
Board of Trade. block and Bond exchange
of Ban Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Following were
the closing quotation.l today: 1
MISCELLANEOUS ■ Hid. Ask
Alameda Artesian \V Co 5s •.. 100
Associated on Co 55.... 95 SHi
Bay Counties Power Co 6a 10314 ..
Cal Central Oaa and Klec in 99
Cal Gas and Elea gen M&CT 6s 99%
California St Cable Co Dm ...100
California Wine Awn 6s 89%
City Electric Co M : 88(4 ■II
Contra Costa Water Co 6a 100
do gen mtg 6s 92 94
Edison Elec Co of I, A 5s 103
Edison Light and Power 69 107
First Federal Trust Co 5s 101
Ferrcs and Cliff House Ry 6« \oi ..
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar 6s 105
Honolulu H T and L Co Us 104(4
Lake Tahoe Ry and T Co 5s 98
Lou Angeles Qas and El Co 5a 100
Los Angela Railway 5s 106 ..
Los Angeles Lighting gd 5.< 100
L A Pao R R let con mtg 6a 10314
L A Pae R It of Cal in 102(4
Maim Water and Power Co 6s 10014
Market Street Cable 6« 101%
do Ry Ist cons mtg 5s 98%
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s 1124
Northern Cal.Railway 6s 100
Northern Cal Power Co 6s 100 103
Oakland Gad Light and H 55......102
Oakland Transit Co (is 107% ..
Oakland Transit 6s 103 ! ..
Oakland Transit Con 69 .'.10214 ••
Oakland Traction Con 6a 93
Oakland Traction Co 6a 88
Oakland Water Co gtd 5s 94
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 10514 106
Pacific Qal Imp 4s 80 8714
Paclflo Electric Ry Co 5s 105
Pacific Light and Power Co 6s 9714 -98
Pac Light and Power gtd 6s 99%
Pacific Tel and Tel Co u.i 9714 >•
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s 98
Park and Ocean R R 6s 100
People's Water Co 03 6414 64%
Powell Street Railway 6s 102 103
S F Oak and Han Jose Ry 5s 104% 105
do 2d mtg 5s 96
8 F Oak and B J Con Ry 5s 96
8 J and Santa Clara Co R It 4Via.. .. 90
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 10914
S P R R of Cal 6s 1912 lOi',l
S P R R Of Cal Ist c gtd 69 116
8 P Branch Ry of Cal «s 124 126
s I' It R Co -st rMK 4s 94 ...
Stockton Oas and El Corp 6s 104 ..
8 V Water Co gen mix 4s 8914 90
United Gas and Elec Co 5a 98% ' ..
United R R of 8 F 4s 6814 69
Valley Counties Power Co 5s 10014 102(4
WATER STOCKS—
Spring Valley Water Co 48 ..
Oro Water C:> '.....61 6:1
GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co 52 63
N Cal Power Co Con • 63%
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 7614 '
do common 66 70
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Insurance Co 80
Fireman's Fund 235
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS— .
California 120 .. '
Presidio 23 3214
POWDER STOCKS—
Giant Consolidated Co 84
SUGAR STOCKS— ,
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co 40% 42
Honokaa Sugar Co V. .18 ■' .. r
Hutchtnson Sugrr Plantation 1714 18
KUaueau Sugar Plantation Co 13%
Makawell Sugar Co 37%
Onomea Sugar Co 46(4 ' 48
Pauuhau S P Co 26 26%
Union Sugar Co 74 76(4
OIL STOCKS—
Associated Oil Co 44 4414
Sterling Oil and Dcv Co 2
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' Association 85% 8614
Cal Fruit Canners' Association ....101
Cal Wine Association 32 3.1
Pac Aulllary Fire Alarm 6
Pacific Coast Borax Co 155 ..
Pac Tel and Tel pfd 93 94
do common '. 32 3314
Morning sales—6ooo Pac Tel 6a 9714: 4000 Cat
Gas and Elec 100; 1000 S P V 4s 83%; MOO
United Ry 4a 68%; 13.000 United Ry 4s 68(4; 2000
8 P ref 4s 94%; 20 Alaska 86; 35 Associated Oil
44; 25 Cal Wine 32; 6 Giant 83; 15 Pac Light
pfd 76; 135 Pac Tel pfd 93; 30 S P V Water
481 i.
Afternoon ■ »ale«—4000 Associated Oil 5a 96141
1000 Bay Co 6a 104; 10 Alaska 86%: 100 Asso
ciated OH 44%; 15 Cal Fruit Can 10114; 26 Oro
Water Co 61Hi 60 Paauhau 26; 150 S. P. V.
Water 48%. / .- ■ . '.-
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
ton, member of the Chicago board of trad*.
New York stock exchange and Ban Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street,
L«a Angela*.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.— Popular sentiment be
came so unanimously In favor of higher prices
today, the result being quite a backset from
the highest levels, on profit taking. There was
an early dip of about % cent from the previ
ous day's closing prices, due to better weather
land easier markets In France, but there was a
sharp rally later on the export sale of a full
cargo Baltimore to France direct, and on re
ports of other sales over night to Germany
from Chicago and Philadelphia. Receipts of
cash wheat here were again large and elevators.
Were mainly out of the market. Cash wheat
northwest was slow and easy, with nearly all
the receipts new wheat. Local professional
speculators of the smaller sort were overloaded
with wheat during the early high prices, the
larger and more successful meanwhile were
selling freely.
Corn has shovn more strength today than
any of the other grains on the floor. Cash
corn has been scarce and the over night sales
from the country have been very small. Many
reports were received that corn needed rain
and was not earing well, and country dealers
said that farmers were selling little at sta
tions.. The advance In prices here, In which
the cash corn has led the futures, has greatly
increased the sales from the country. Much
corn held at stations for 60 cents today has
been sold on the bulges. Bids at stations are
now much above this. Moot of the sales to
day from the interior are for shipment In
thirty" days, the country being busy with
threshing in a wide area.
' Oato have been helped by the strength In
other grains, but have not . been as active or
strong relatively as the others. Receipts here
and at primary markets, country sales and
consignments have been enormous and the of
ferings therefore have called for much support.
Some of the elevator concerns have bought
December and sold May. Cash grain concerns
have been doing more hedging both In Sep
tember and December, but mainly the latter.
Provisions have ranged higher on fairly good
buying by brokers acting for a leading local
packer, and en good, buying also by smaller
western packers. Offerings have bee limited.
Trade was of fair proportions, taking the day
throughout.
MARKET RANGES
WHEAT— Open.' High. ' Low. Close.
September .. »1.03 *1.03% • *1.02W *1.027»
December... 1.0GV4 l.*'/i 1.05% 1.06%
May 1.11 l.llii I.WH l.U'4
CORN— . . • ■ • " •
September .85 \ .6514 .64% -«5,4
December 61% .62* .61 .62V4
May C4U .<&% .63% .64%
OATS-* *
September 5714 .3714 MV, -374
December M ■»» -3S;K .39
May 41% •« .*H* •«*
September 21.37',!, 21.65 21.30 21.474
October 20.87V4 20.974 20.80 20.80
January 18.80 18.0714 18.43 18.624
SeptembOT 11.67% 11.80 11.65 11.774 \
October 11.60 11.70 11.60 11.63
January 170.074 10.65 10.674 10.60
September 11.55 11,70 11.65 11.65
October ...:.:.... 11.07',, llllMt it.OJ'i 11.17%
January 9-80 9.70 9.60 9-M
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour—Firm; No. 2 rye, 76ffi7Te; feed or mix
ing barley, 48®550; fair to choice malting.
62700; flax seed, No. 1 southwestern, »2.34; No.
1 northwestern, M.56; timothy seed, »4.75«iri.60:
clover, ISOOifii:!.^; mess pork, per bbl., |22.oor<j>
23 25- lard per 100 lbs., $11 77%; short ribs,
sides (loose), JII.STiW 11.76; short clear'sides
(boxad). *n.7.v, ( 12.00. ■ Mflp^; ■''.»'
, Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 101,000 bushels. .Exports for the week. ■
as shown by Bradstreefs, were equal to
1 lit 000 bushels. Primary receipts were- 1.183,
--000 bushels, compared with 739,000 bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated i-e
--cclpts for tomorrow. Wheat, 379 cam; corn,
10« cars; oats, «94 cars; hogs, 9000 head.
Dally movement of produce:
Article*- - Reotlpti. Shlpm«, tS;
Flour barrels •• iKM 29,100
Wheat, bushels m-m "*.MO
Corn, bu-hel* •'-'■""" :m-m
nats, bunhels 1.0M.W0 203.800
Rye. bushels J.JJJ
Barley, bushels JT»m I
■ ■.' . ■ ■
BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for tho week ending August
11 shown an aggregate of 12.494.497.000. as
against 13,009,693,000 laM week and Vi, 874,000
In the corresponding week last year.
The following Is a list of the cltiea:
Inc. Dec.
New York J1.406.355.000 .... 24.9
Chicago 237,254,000 .... 6.7
•Boston 129.172,000 .... 15.6
Philadelphia 122,502,000 4.1 ....
St. Louis 63.569.000 5.6 ....'
Kansas City M.866,000 7.1
Plttsburg 42,023.000 .... 2.9
San Francisco 43.607.000 23.1
Baltimore 27.255.000 3.6
Cincinnati 20.707,000 .... 20.9
Minneapolis 16,531,000 3.6
New Orleans 14,788,000 .5
Cleveland 19.041.0f10 6.9 ....
Detroit 15.860,000 • .... 4.1
Omaha 14,764.000 12.7 ....
Los Angelei 13.251,000 2.0 ....
Loulnvllle 12,052.n00 14.7 ....
Milwaukee 11,812.000 8.0
Seattle »,7».»00 .... 12.7
St Paul „., 9,327,000 8.1 ....
Buffalo 8,898,000 .... 4.5
Denver 8.754.000 8.5 ....
Indianapolis 0.R01.000 11.1 ....
Atlanta 7,891.000 13.6 ....
Providence 6,0e8,«W .... 3.4
Portland, Ore 9.489,000 27.1 ....
Memphis 4,817,000 17.1 ....
Richmond 6,748.000 4
Fort Worth 4,1M,«W .... 16.1
Salt Lake City 4,787,000 .... 23.7
Washington, D. C 6.3n0,0C0 9.1
Tacoma 6.767,000 6.7 ....
Spokane, Wash ■ 4,249,000 .... 7.9
FRUIT MARKET
SAX FKAIfCIBOO, Aug. 12. -Fancy apples. «5
®BSc; common, 26©60e; strawberries, tlwi;
blacl(berrien, $34/ i: raspberries nominal; or
dinary grapes, SOOSSo: common pears, 50c;
fancy Jl- Bartlett. J1@1.25; common peaches,
60c- fancy, 75c; common plums. 40c; fancy, .;><•;
Valencia oranges, t1.7694.Wi Mexican limes,
$5.60fjp6; common (ViUfornla lemons, J-..,0:
fanoy, B.TBi watermelon!, |IQS; nutmegs, sOc4^
jr fancy cantaloupes, »2.2r>; common, J1.0O;
bananas, TBcCBi pineapples, J2132.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK. Aug. 12,-Evaporated apples
ouiet and steady with small offerings; spot
fancy, ltyttOUttOi choice, B!4®9c; prime, 8®
SHe; comomn to fair, 6®7c.
Prunes quiet and steady; quotations range
from 3%'59'.ic for California! up to 30-40s and
7V4c for Oregon.
Apricots quiet and firmer; choice. 1014®1014c;
extra choice, ll%®llVic; fancy, 12@13c
Peaches steady, unchanged; choice, 614@«*c;
extra choice. 6%@7Uc; fancy, 7',i@7VS,e.
Raisins firm on reports from the coast. Loose
muscatels, 3',4@s«ie; choice to fancy seeded,
3%«5%c; seedless, 4%®'6%c; London layers,
|lKK9l.tt,
BRADSTREETS' WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Bradstreet's tomor
row will cay: Increaaed arrivals of fall buyers
and a measurable increase In house trading
resulting from favorable weather are reported
at leading western and eastern markets. Re
tail trade shows relatively lesi expansion. Iron
and steel are quiet.
In the building Industry the pause Indicated
In earlier preliminary reports Is confirmed by
ashr>e dealers are reported buying carefully
from eastern manufacturer!, but that lower
prices are possible.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ended August 11 number 213 against
160 last week, 219 In 1909, 214 In 1908, 146 In
1907, 143 In 1906.
Business failures in Canada for the weoK
number 20 against 27 last week and 23 last
year In the same week.
Wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ended
August 11 aggregate 1,226.214 bushels against
1,275,730 ÜBt week and 1,785,755 last y«ar-
Corn exports for the week were 190,671
bushels against 419,154 last week and 1J4.400
last year.
DUNN'S WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-R. O. Dun & Co. a
weekly review «t trade tomorrow will say:
•The situation Is undoubtedly better than
most of the records for July, now appearing,
indicate. For one thing, weather conditions
have Improved, so that crop pro!pce«t are
brighter than the outlook at the beginning of
the month. In dry goods curtailment of output
and firmer values are feature!.
"Values in cotton goods are distinctly firmer
and are well maintained.
■■A more satisfactory volume of fall orders Is
noted In the shoe trade, and more interest is
shown for spring. The father markets are
not strong and active as to hide, but there li
some Improvement."
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
BOSTON, Aug. 12.,-The Commercial Bul
letin Saturday will say of th. wool narkel;
Actual trading 1b again comparatively quiet,
although one prominent western manufacturer
has been buying three-eighths fleeces and ter
ritory wool quite extensively. The present de
mand 18 chiefly for three-eighths fine staple
territory and unwanhed delaine. Prices are
becoming firmer, for the situation Is considered
sound, but business In the goods mirlie has
not ginger enough to warrant substantially In
creased wool values.
Montana «taple sold thi! wek at 66c scoured,
or an advance of 2c to >c over the asking
price of a week ago. Fine to fine medium
territory brings from 6Sc to 62c. Other busi
ness comprises Oregon at 60c to 62c, Ohio
Three-eighths and half-bloods at 28c to 29c,
unwashed Ohio delaine 27c to 28c, Bprlng »
months Texas 53c to 55c, lamb 46c and 4,0
and Montevideo three-eighths 36c.
The famou« Darby clip of Lampassan, Tex.,
amounting to 400,969 pounds, has been bought
by a Boston dealer at lSVic greaße or about
60c scoured.
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Coffee closed firm at
a net advance of 10 and 15 points. Sales were
reported of 44.750 bags. ClOßlng bids: August,
September. 7.05 c; October, 7.15 c; November,
7.20 c; December, 7.30 c; January, 7.35 c; Feb
ruary, 7.3»c; March, 7.43 c; April, 7.46 c; May,
7.48 c; June, 7.60 c; July, 7.52 c.
Spot steady; No. 7 Rlo, 87i@9c: No. 4 feantos,
9%c; mild quiet; Cordova, 10@12!ic.
Haw sugar firm; muscovado, 81) test, 3.59 c;
centrifugal, 06 tent, 4.fc9c; molasses sugar, 89
test, 3.64 C. Refined quiet; crushed, S.BSC;
granulated, 6.15 c; powdered, 5.25 c.
COTTON AND WOOL
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.—W001, steady; me
dium grade! combing and clothins.
24% c; light fine. lBtoiilc; heavy fine, Iju
17c; tub washed, 25©33 c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Cotton closed to
day barely steady net 4 points higher to 7
points lower. Spot closer quiet; middling
uplands, 16.70 c; do gulf, 15.95; sales 10.216
bales Futures closed barely steady; Aug.
15 69c; Sept. 14.44 c; Oct. 13.68 c; Nov. and
Dec. 13.59; Jan. 11.66 c; Feb. 15.J70; «*•"»■
II 61c- May and June. 13.63 c; July. 13.64 c.
CLEVELAND AND FULLER
It was In ISSB that drove* Cleveland ap
pointed Melville W. Fuller, a leading lawyer
of Ohicaso. not very well known to the.
country in general, to be chief justice of the
supreme court of tho United .statin. Bom 6
day It may be written that one of the Rreat
est of Mr. Cleveland's services to the old
constitution and to the conservation of Its
original spirit was rendered ahout sixteen
years Inter, 'wh«n, finding hlmsolf out of
public office, he exerted his personal in
fluence to prevent the retirement from the
bench of the marl whom he bad put thero
during his first term as president. Not
withstanding his awe, in spite, perhaps of
personal Inclination, Chiof Justice l'uller
remained' at his post through the years of
nsltatlon and perilous uncertainty. He died
atM ha s * ?hf man whom President Taft shall
name to be Chief Justice Fuller's successor
he as loyal and as steadfast!— New York
Bun.
WARMED HIS HEART
Mrs. Blggs-Do you think the warm
weather affects the heart?
Mrs. Diggs-1 know It does.
"How do you know?"
"Becau»o my husband gave m» IB cents
today ana I know It Is the weather that s
mado him warm-hearted."—Yonkers btates
man.
NOT THEN
Bacon—l ate ti patent has been granted
for an attachment to rooking chair* to ope
rate a fan to cool the occupant.
Egbert—And when a man goes Into the
dark room and «tub» hi« too against that
rooker we do not think the new attachment
will cool him off any.—Vonkers statesman. ,
Loa Anitelea rhones:
Pomona Phones: Homo 10204.
Home 640; Sunset IS. Sunset Broadway S4SS.
Home Realty Co.
J. S. JOHNSTON, Mgr.
State Bank Building, Pomona, Cal.
Nadeau Hotel, Suite 344, Los Angeles, Cat
Real Estate and Investments
NOTICE
Our Entire List of Pomona Prop
erties Will Be Advanced Ten
Per Cent on August 15th.
Home Realty Co.
J. S. JOHNSTON, Mgr.
Pomona Office— Bank Building, _
Los Angeles Office—Xadeau Hotel, suite 344.
_____
J. C. WILSON
212 WEST FIFTH STREET
MEMBER: New Tork Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trad.. The Stock •■«
Bond Exchange, B. F.
MAIN 6008 COKHJesrONDENTSi > , TIU%
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CLEARING HOUS^BANKS
. KAMI- OmCEM
B, D_. ->. t-,.-*. rnmnanv WARREN OILI.ELEN, President,
roadway Bank & Trust company A w HEDMANi cashier.
Capital, 1250,000. .
WB-I1" Broadway, Bra-bary building. Surplus and Undivided Profit., |2».00Q.
U™ »r • ~T~Z l • [SAIAR W HELI.MAN, President.
nited States National Bank f. w. smith, cashier. -i
Capital, $200,000. , I
S. a corner Main- and Commercial. Surplus and Profits. 173.000.
C' ,_ . t» -. WATERS, President.
itizens National Bank %£££s£& Cash'"
a. W. comer '^-hlrd aM Main. Burnlm. 1600,000. '
'■ . . " 1 , ,-, _- W. A. BONYNQK, President.
(| ommcrcial National Bank , - newm-.n essick. cashier.
P <M «. Btnn«. comer Fourth. Capital, *200,000.00. Proflt». »<T.C<».<»._
> 401 B. H.IM. corner Fourto. Burpiu, * Undivided Proflta. M 7.000.0*.,
Farmers & Merchants National Bank chari.es seVLer. cashier.
Capital, $1,600,000.
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus an '. Profiu. $1.900.000.
• ■ —TT ; ~ ~~" J. M. ELLIOTT, PrenWent.
Pirst National Bank i w. t. s. hammond, caswer.
First National Bank Capital stock, $1,250,000. ,
Capital stock, $1,260,000.
I c. K. rnrtl . r p,mv« and gprin.. Surplu.i and Profits, $1.625.000.
1 ' .-. , W. H. HOLL,IDAy. President.
Merchants National Bank CHAa oreene. cashier.
■Jl «. E. corner Third and Bprtn,. Capital, $200,001). ProflU. $«So.ooo.
Itl „ r rnrn .r TMr-1 sri Print. ■.•.-, K-* -.:. Ifn llvM»1 Pr^-It.. tWO.OO*..
National Bank of California h.l". mokee. cashier.
Capital, $500,000. „
K. B. comer Fourth and Spring. Surplus and Undivided Profits. $130.00«.
«~~~~~"~~~" S. F. ZOMBRO, President.
Central National Bank james b. gist, cashier.
Capital, $300,000.
8. a. comer Fourth and Broadway. Burplus and Wdlrtdod Profits. Ha.**.
:nEOTRi rrir
)AJWMM^ fiSAXIV
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
Resource, $29,000,000.00
Pay. th. blgh... rat.. .1 tot.«». aad .» th. mart U6««l Una. C «»-tot»» wttH
Hosd, eonßervatiT. banking. . .
Largest and best equipped Safe Deposit and Storage Vault in th«
Southwest.
Security Building Spring and Fifth' Streets J
mmmmmM
■ !HHPP- THE BANK WITM THC^^K**
£^ EFFICIENT S£J9VtG£^_
Ml SPRING. ANA FOURTH jftj^ m
HARNESS n . v .tFj^«~«- " SADDLERY
SUNFLOWER PHILOBOPHY
It not only takes two to make a
quarrel, but it also requires most of
their time to make it really interest-
ing.
Don't think you have a monopoly in
entertaining bores. The bore is enter
prising and gets acquainted with a
great many people.
It isn't necessary or polite to tell
about your love affairs. And, besides,
she will probably publish your love
letters In due time, if there was any
thing worth telling.
The woman may keep on talking
when' some one plays Wagner on the
piano 1, but notice how every sound
rcas<>s when some woman begins to
tell how some one who has just died
was conscious to tho last.
When a man and his wife dress in a
hurry, he gets mad because it takes
her bo long, and she gets mad be
cause she has to stop so often and
find things for him. If a man and
woman who dress in a hurry hud the
time, they would kill each other be
fore they got as far as the door.—
Atehison Globe.
JOURNALISM AND OFFICE
Disinterestedness, unselfish devotion
to the public Interest, is the soul of
true Journalism as of true statesman-
Hhlp, and this la as likely to proceed
from the counting room as from the
editorial room.
The journalism of Paris is personal,
the journalism of London is impersonal
—that is to say, the one illuHtratea the
Belf-exploitlnff, Individualized star sys
tem, the other the more aedate and or-
*^Conductorig||
WJMHf'in a street car told rresl-lfl|)g6si
Newton J. Skinner
JWTTnst week that more than a dozen^BL
Mr of his friends had savings ao- \s
H counts at the All Nlcht and Day M
n Bank, and that he was going to ■
If save enough to start now and pre- ft!
■ sent his wife with a $30 savings V
D account for Christmas. The M
A money will ts earning Interest all B
IB the tUnd. *«
lg4
——
derly yet not less responsible commer
cial system—and It must be allowed
thut in both dignity and usefulness tho
Kngllsh la to be preferred to the
French Journalism. It Is true that
English publishers are sometimes ele
vated to the peerage. But this is no
wise worse than French and Ameri
can editors becoming Candidate* for
office, in either case the public find
the press are losers In the matter of
tho Bervlce rendered, because Journal
ism and office arc bo antipathetic that
their union must be destructive to
both.—Henry Wattoraon In the July
Atlantic.
SPEAKING OF DANCING
Redd —I ■*• a copy of th« new motor car
regulation! In Ireland Is forwaded by consul
Henry B. Miller of Dslfait, and may b» »e«n
at the bureau of manufacture*.
Greene—Wonder tf i' »ayi anythinj about
Irish breakdowns?—Yonkera Stateamaa.
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