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LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
TRADERS PERSIST
IN MARKET TEST
Operations on New York Stock
Exchange Show Only Frac
tional Prioe Changes
WEAKNESS IN AMALGAMATED
Nervous Tone of Speculation in
Copper Situation Causes
Fear of Break
(Associated Pres»>
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Stock trading
resolved itself again today in a series
of tests of the tone of the market by
the professional element. That Is What
la happening from day to day. Pro
found Indifference Is maintained by the
general public and the capital inter
ests are more Immediately concerned
with the affairs of corporations.
Only fractional prico changes apaln
proved to be the outcome of the day.
The first movement of tho market to
wards a lower level was precipitate and
waa the response to the remarks by
Commissioner Lano yesterday at tho
Interstate commerce hearing into rail
road rates at Chicago. His assertion
that "we must work out this prob
lem on other line* than by the pro
posed method of raising the tariffs,"
was seized on as definitely offtlininß
the decision of the commission on the
petitions now before it for specific ad
vances in rates. The quick check to
the downward movemont showed that
there was no widespread agreement
with tills view.
The particular weakness In Amal
gamated Copper was due to thn ro
ports that Calumet & Hocla had low
ered Its asking price for lake copper
by %, to 12% c. Tho nervous tone of the j
Bpeculatlon gver the copper situation |
permeates the whole speculative fab- i
lie and any signs of a break in the |
copper market are feared for the wi<lr
spread consequences which might en
sue.
Many old rumors were revived in
connection with the speculative out
burst in Koadlng, including capital re- .
adjustment, distribution and concealed
assets and so on.
Honds were steady; total sales, par
value, $3,288,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
in the bid price on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
•on, til West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber . .ew York stock exchange, Chicago board
of, trade, stock and bond exchange of Ban
Francisco. "' , , -
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Following were the
quotations today: .
Bale*. Stock. High. Low. Bid. Aotc.
....... AlUs-Chalmen ... * tM
; . do preferred .. 29 36
' 29,600 Amalg Copper ....61% 60% .81% 61%
1,700 Amer Beet sugar. JB% 37% 3«'i 38%
» do preferred 9154 95
. „ Amer Can Co ..8 814
do preferred .. 67 67%
100 Am Car and Fdry. 46% 46% 4,6% ■47
» do preferred 11054 H»*t
600 Am Cotton Oil .. 61% «1 61% 63
« do preferred .. 103. ..
Amer Ex .. 225 *50
300 Am Ice Securities. 18% 18% 18% 19
. Amer Linseed .. ..11 12
MO do preferred ..... 10 25% 30 S3
....... Amer Locomotive 86% 3714
» do preferred .. .. 102% 106%
6,800 Am Smlt and Rfg. 88 6514 65% ■ 66%
a ■ do preferred 100% 101
100 Amer Sugar IK 11« 115% 116
Amer Sugar .. 114 120
...;... Amer Steel F,drs .. .. .. . 42 43
1400 Amer Tel and T«l.lS7* 136% 187 137%
800 Amer Tob pfd .... 9214 92 9114 »214
„ Amer Woolen .. 28 28%
200 do pfd x-dlv IK. 93% 98% 93 94
800 Anaconda 88* 3814 3814 89
400 Allan..c C Line ..10914 109 109 110
8,100 AT & Santa Fe.. 98% 98% 9814 98%
100 do preferred 100% 100% 10054 100%
500 Bait & Ohio 105 10414 104% 104%
»....,. do preferred .86 89
MOO BR T 75% 74% 75 7654
900 Canadian Pacific..l9os4 190 19014 190%
8,900 C & O 76% 7414 74% 75%
, C & A 28 80
400 C A O W 23% 23 23 2314
200 do preferred 46 45% 46% 47
200 C& N W 145 145 14514 140
6,100 C M &St P 12154 120 12014 120%
... .. do preferred 146 > 147
100 Central Leather ..33 33 33 3314
■ 100 do preferred 105 105 106 10554
300 Cent of N J 251 250 245 180
„ CC C ASt L.. . .. 73 75
100 do preferred 100% 100% 100 110
7(10 Colorado V and I. 3014 30 ' 29% 30
. do preferred 100 ■ 120 •
- 100 Columbus HC * I 4 4 ",' •* 4 .'6
„ Colorado Southern -,^6254-;6414
do Ist preferred.. .. ... Jt 74
X do 2a preferred.. .. ■.>•;■.**'• 72
. 1,200 Consolidated Ga5..130% 181)14 8054 131
Corn Products . 1.'.A.; 13% 14
„ do preferred .. J' 7814 74
....... Del & Hudson ...... . .. 162 165
I DL & W ;....... ..'603 675.
" D& R Q ...i >. .. 2814 8014
„ do preferred 7114 72
100 Diamond Match ... 87 87 8614 87
800 Distil Securities .. 2714 27 27 2714
Duluth B8 * A..... ■• .. , 1014 11
do preferred .. 21 23
600 Erie 35% 2594 2514 88 .
100 do Ist preferred.. 4814 42% 4214 4214
» do 2d preferred.. .. .. 32% 8314
,800 General Electric ..144% 144 142% 144
100 Gt Northern Ore.. 65 65 6454' 6614
1,600 Gt Northern pfd ..12654 12554 125% 126
Illinois Central .. ■\ .. 189 129%
16,200 Interboro-Metro .. 21% , 20% 2154 21%
1 27,600 ■do preferred ..... 5754 .54 66% 67 i
; f , Internat Piper ... 10 1014
do preferred .. t, i. 47 48
, Internat Pump .... .. .. 3914 4114
do preferred ...» .. 82 8454
.-. lowa Central .. 1654 16%
200 do preferred 80% 8054 2914 " 30%
■.'...... X C Southern „ ■, 28% 29
, do preferred -.'63 66%
....... L E & Western 15 18
do preferred 36 40
....... L& N ' '..• 141 143.
lOOMackay 92%, 92% 92% 93
.. .... do preferred '.... 73% ■ 75
600 Manhattan 1.. ....138 ' 138 137% 133
....... Mexican Central ....' .. ■ 31% 32
"i Minn &St L 2314 23% 23 84
....... do preferred ..... .. '.. 40 49
100 M St P A B 5M..133% 133% 133% 134%
.'.....• do preferred ....... ■.. 146 180
. 100 M X & Texas .... 8154 3114 , 8154 31%
' ,i do preferred ..... .. ■ .. '■. 61% 63
100 Missouri Pacific .. 63% 53%, 62% 5:1%
200 National Lead .... 61% 61% 61 61%
„■,....■ do preferred .. ".. 10S% 104
< 800 National Biscuit ..113% 113. 112 113
;...... do preferred •«.'. .. -•• 120 120%
1,100 Nevada Cons 20 19% 19% 10%
N V Air Brake ■ - .. -78 74
1,100 N V Central 112% 111% 112 11254
X V C * St L , .. 61% 63
do Ist preferred.. .. ... 100 110
do Id preferred .. .. 80 , 93
NYN H & Hart .. ; .. 151% 153%
.. 100 N V Ont & W 40% '40% 40 41
, 100 Norfolk; A West... 96% . 96% 96% 97
■'„ do preferred .. 83 ' 89
400 North American 67% 67 67 67%
6,400 Northern Pacific.llß*4 115 115% 11654
Omaha .. 133 150
...... do preferred ..... .. .. 145 186
Pacific Coast ... 99 110
100 Pacific Mall 29 29 29% 30 .
' 1,400 prnnsyl R R Co.. 129 128% 12«% 129 '
....People's das .. 108% 10714
..*.... Plttsburif Coal. ... 16% i 17%
.... do preferred ..... .. ..66 71
] PC .1 ASt L ..93 94
do preferred • .. 101 115
\ Pressed Bteol Car.. .. '•; .. 33% 84
.... do preferred .. „ 93% 85 '.
" "100 Ry 8t"«l Spring .. 32 32 32 82%
.'.;..... do preferred ■.. • 90 , 99
iyiioOOO'lleail.ng .:.:.. 144% 141% ; 14354 1«%
100 *do Ist preferred,. 86% ,86%' 86% .88
300 'do 2d preferred.. 54% 9454.' 95 > 96 '
....... republic 8. and I .. .... 30 ■ . 30%
. .. *• do preferred "....,'.. .. 9114 i 9J»
*1800 Rock Island Co ... 81' lOVs 10% .' 31 ...
do preferred .i .. 62% 84
Slos Shef 8 and I 56 57
100 do pld x-dlv 1%. 114% 114 VI 106 116
St L& SF Ist pfd .. , .. 65 66
do Id preferred.. .. J, .. 38V4 40
St I, A S W 22 »
do preferred 57% 69 ,
8,800 Southern Pacific ..114% U3V4 1»V» 114%
Southern Railway. .. •.. -MVi S3J4
do preferred .. 52% 52H
3,200 Tennessee Copper. 33% 31% 32 32%
200 Texas Pacific .A. 28 25% 26 ' 86%
100 Third Aye 10 10 »'/« 10
200 Toledo St L& W. 23V4 23 22 28
, 600 do preferred '61 Vi 50% 50% 6114
■ 100 Twin Ciiy n T... .11014 HOV4 110% HI
Un Bag and Paper .... 8 9
do preferred ..64 67
27,800 Union Pacific 186% 16ii% 165 Si 166%
- 400 do preferred »1 «OVi 90 9014
....... United Rda of S F ..*-:. 28 29
....... do preferred 55 67
U S Cast Irn Plpo .. .. 15 mi
100 do preferred B7H 57Vt 61 67%
800 US Rubber 84V4 34 34 34V4
, do Ist preferred 107 107%.
do 2d preferred .. »1 ;.. 61 71
62,800 U S Steel Cor .... 67% 66% 67V4 67%
800 do preferred 116% 116 116% 11614
1,700 Utah Copper 4614 45% 4614 46
600 Vft-Car Chem Co.. 58V* 58 68 6814
flo preferred < .. 123 121
Wabash .. 1«K 16%
400 do preferred 35% 35% 36V4 30%
Wells Fargo Ex* , 158 l«j
400 Western Union .... 66 65% 65% 66
I 800 Westlngflhouse ...62% 62% 62 64
....... W& L 13. .. » <V 4 ,B Vi
do Ist preferred.. .. .. 10% 11
do 2d preferred 6% 7
Wisconsin Central... .. 61 62
....... Am Hide and Lea 4 «i
100 do preferred 21% 21% »Vi 21%
' Am Ajer and Chem .. .. 43% 44
i do preferred 10- ..
Nat Enam amd, St .. 18 «
do preferred M , TO
200 Beth Steel 27% 27 27% 28
100 do preferred 88% 68% 68% 68%
, 100 Pao Tel and Tel.. 82% 32% 32 32,4
1)00 Int Har x-dlv 1.... 97 '$ » 97% 97%
100 do preferred U9% 119% 119% 120
U S Realty ««to TO
a.wo Oo.dfl l.t Cons 8% 8% »» 8%
300 West Maryland ..44 44 4314 441,
Pullman... •• "» 1"
Total sales, 376,500 share*.
NEW YORK BONDS .
■MOM service to The HeralJ tr J. C. Wll
■, a 115 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem- •
ber New York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Followlng were the
cloning quotation*; H\A. Ask.
Atchlson gen 4a •»% ™
Atchlson cony 4s M 5 *"? v
Baltimore & Ohio Ist 45.. »» »9V*
B R T 4s *"4 "'"*
Colorado Industrial 6s 77 77%
V S Realty 5s JJ •»
Rock Island co! 45............. • 74% (v
Southern Paclflo ref 4a JJ* »
Bouthorn Pacific COl 4« 91% ••
Union Pacific Ist 4s Ml "1*
Union Pacific cony 4. 102% 102%
U S SUel Gs , M«» W*
United Railway 4s « »■„
Wabash debenture 4a «3% £114
i Western Pacific 6» »<% «V 4
Japanese 4s J;™ '.'„
Japanese Ist 4%s »<* 5J™
Japanese 2d 4%s JJJ4 »J
Southern Pacific eonvs 4s 97% »»
Uenver &R G ret 5s 91J4 9- •
U8 2s registered i 100% »1*
U8 2i coupon *— 1«OJ« imS
USIa registered Wig "2%
Url 3» coupon 101H ™2
U8 4s registered 11«* "'2
U B 4s coupon t • } l° "a™
Panama 2s JrrJ "
l'^nama 19J8» •■ "0*
FINANCIAL RECORD
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.— Money on call
easy. I%@! per cent; ruling rate and clos
lng bid. 17-8: offered at 2 per cent.
Time loan, dull and weaker; sixty.flay..
8% per cent; ninety days, 404 1-4 per cent,
six months, 4 1-404V4 per cent. .
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 5% to »
**SWrl"ng exchange steady, with *£**}.
tness in bankers' bill, at ■»«-. 8. O ®*L V..
for sixty day bill* and at M-«t.25 for do
mCommerolal bill.. »4.»«©<» !•«•
Bar .liver. 63 %c.
Mexican dollars. 44e.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.—The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness todar was as f°llows.: , .... ...
Trust funds—Gold coin, $896,045,669; sli
ver dollars, $484,898,000: silver dollars or
1890 $3 658,000; silver certificates outstand
'"GenVrVl-'^d^Standard silver dollar, in
general fund, $6,208,096; current liabilities,
206,606; working balnnoe In treasury of
fices 992,277; In banks to credit of
treasurer of the United States. $36,368,367;
subsidiary silver coin. $19,234,042; minor
coin, $943,051; total balance in general fund,
$91,913,467. ' J^_-_^__ !
BANK CLEARINGS
NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Bradstreefs bank
clearings report for the week ending Sep
tember 22 shows an aggregate of $2,793,038,
--000 as aealnst $2,602,365,000 last week anil
$3,392,542,000 in the corresponding week last
The following is a list of the cities
ilia. UvO.
New York :::::::: $1,650,307,000 8.8 29.1
Boston 144,399,000 .... «-8
Chicago 801,399,000 8.8 ....
Philadelphia "?'??^oS 'ii
St. Louis 67,110,000 6.7 ....
Kansas City ....... 62,875,000 < 9.3 ....
Plttsburg 600,000 4.4 ....
San Francisco .... ,49,281,000 28.1 ....
Baltimore 31,466,000 18.T ....
Cincinnati :::::..;. 23,126,000 •,-• 6.5
Mlnnoapoli :..:... 24.686,000 1.1 <■..
New Orleans 15.032.1)00 9.7 ....
Cleveland • ::::::::: 18,597,000 0.9 ....
Err.:::::: i!:!i!:8S°. ": 8 £
Denver '.'.......... 11.877,000 23.7 ....
Portland.' Ore. ... X1.X4T.000 30.1 ....
Salt Lake Cltr.... . s'?2s*S2X* VI
Tacoma 6'l<7'XJJ """
Spokane, Wash. ... 4.730,000-.... .....
. #-^e>
BRADSTREETS' LETTER
NEW YORK, Sept, 23.—Bradatreefs to
morrow will say: •■ '
Trade end Industrial reoorta are still Ir
regular and general characterization is dif
ficult? Fair activity In some lines and at
some centers Is Indicated, but repression
and conservatism are widely In evidence
and reflected In email but freauent rather
than large or continual buying. -.-..
One really favorable underlying feature,
perhaps not thoroughly appreciated at pres
ent is the apparent absence of large stocks
of foods In , primary or secondary hand«,
born apparently of uncertainty as to fu
ture prices and the growth of the belief
that far distant buying Is neither advisable
nor necessary. . • '
Report* from leading industries are of
repression In oneratlon. » ■ •
Basic pig iron is weaker. and there are
reports ot»^JlHngness to sell' further ahead.
Borne finished lines show a slightly larger
volume •of business • booked, tut railway
buying is still conspicuous by its compara
tive absence. In the eastern leather trade
some sole leather firms are operating muoh
below capacity and eastern shoe firms re
port conservatism marked In buying.
In the west some factories report shoe
factories running to capacity. ■ ■•■■• ;•
; In textile lines curtailment is still ■ In
evidence. Staple lines meet with fairly
steady demand. /
- Jobbers' and . manufacturers' stocks are
reported lighter than usual. Borne makes
of ginghams and • oottons for next. spring,
for which prices have been announced, have
sold quite freely. In the woolen goods trade
political agitation is claimed to be holding
back future demand. ■ . '' t-.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ending September 22 were 1909,'
against 210 last week, 171 in the like week,
of 1909, 20? in 1908, 106 in 1807 and 165 In
1908. '
Business failures In Canada for the week
number - twenty-two, 1 which , compare* i with
thirty for last week and thirty-seven In the
like weak of I*o9. •', ' ' .' ■
Wheat. including flour exports from the
United States and Canada, i for the weelt
ending; September it aggregate 1,683,600
bushels, against 2,174,053 -last week and 2,
--873 601 'this week last year. "'. . •.. .
Corn exports l for , the week are <JM.S«B
bushels, against 174,039 last-week and SI.US
bushels In 1909. ,^ _. , ' . . .
♦ ■ •
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
i' CHICAGO,'. Sept. ' ■ :'— Exchange. on New
York. 10 to 20 per cent discount.
T.OS AXGELES HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOB ANaELBa, Sept. M.-Bank clearing*
were »2,»90,786.1», an Increase of »381.130.81 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing dat« of last year. Following Is a compara
tive statement:
1819 > 1W» I'M-
Sept. M 12.785.310.99 $5,027,907.03 lI.72S.IXKUT
Sept. 20 1814.065.28 1,932,107.43 1,7»1,66«.01
Sept. ill 8,479,007.03 2,395,768.89 1,828,207.63
Sept. S3 2258,418.99 1,967.194.71 1.250.505.0*
Sept. 23 2990786.19 1,629,655.38 1,191,128.11
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Thn market Friday was monopoll*«d by the
trading in Cleveland, which Hold to the ex
tent of 60,000 shares, selling down from the low
mark yesterday of 5 (opening sales *elng at
that figure) to 3<A in the morning, but the
afternoon found the market steadier and tha
stock went up to 4H, where it remained at
''MoT'ifan qulat, but steady. Con«olldated
Midway slightly weaker. California Midway
was firm and »teady and Mexican common very
strnnK indeed, Belling at 28%. :
Oleum was strong at 41i and the rest of the
oil market waa about the same.
The bond list was quiet, with some inquiry
for Home Ist preferred, and Associated bonds,
but tho hank stocks were quiet.
California HiUs In the mining Hit wa« active
at 6V4-
MOBNINO SAMCB
10 Edison Eleo com BO; 5 do 50.50; 1000 Cleve
land 514; 6OCJ do 6; 3000 do 4%; 1000 do 4%:
4000 do 4%; 2000 do 4*; 32,000 do 4; 3000 do 4.
15,000 do 3%: 1000 Central 1.87; .2000 Consol,
way »%; 2000 do 26%; 1000 do 26%;: do,
Z or 30. 27; 60 Me* Pet Ltd com 28; 800 United
Oil 58; 2000 Oleum Dcv Co 4%; 3000 do 4%.
AFTERNOON SALES
20.000 Cleveland Oil *%; 10,000 do 4%; 7000 do
i%- 1000 do. buyer 30, 4%; 20 Mcx Pet Ltd
coin 2S; 10 do 28.1214; 10 do 28.26; 1000 Oleum
Dcv Co 4%.
, BANK STOCKS
Bid. Asked.
All Night and Day Bank 40.00 130.00
Broadway Bank and Trust 150.00 175.00
California Savings Bank 115.00 .....
Central National Bank •■■■. Jw.wi
Citizens' National JOO.OO 230.00
Commercial National 160.00 .....
Equitable Savings Bank •••■■•••■ ■•••• ""•"!'
F rmers an<" Merchants Nat' 1...271.00 350.00
Federal Bank of Los Angeles... 12.80
First National 8 .-::::::K «•:«
Ocrman American Savings 820.00 340.00
Globe Savings Bank ••••'■•••.•■"}"•£ i
Home Savings Bank of L. A...116.00
Merchants' National •••••••••"■ -<*am "-M
Merchants' Dank and Trust Co. ..... 160.00
National Bank of California ...190.00
National Bank of Commerce •••"».OO ..... ,
Security Savings Bank 300.00 375.00
The Southern Trust Co « 67.00 75.00
(DO per cent paid up)
INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLIC CTIMTIEM
Bid. Asked.
Cal lor nd Cement C 0... 80.00 .....v
California Hospital ••••• ™-™
Edison Electric pfd ! ".25 70.75
Edison Electric com MM »••*}
Hawaiian Com an 1 Sugar ..... »'■ ™
Home Telephone pfd »■» s*'"»
Home Telephone com .........•• 4.75 »•»"
Hutchlnson B P Co »-M "■"
L A Athlotlo Cl.b "»•"?
L A Brewing Co •■•• loow
L A Investment Co ••» "•"
Mexican Nafl Gai com "00 88.00
P.auhau 8P C' -•••'•••"trj'JS JJ 28><K>
pao Mutual Life Ins Co of Ca1.890.00 ...»
Pac Con Stone Co of Cal.. 6.07V4
Pasadena Home T and T Co »-™
Riverside Home T and T Co «™
San Diego Horn- T and T Co 18.59
Santa Monica B H T pfd 2°-°«
Sun Drug Co • ino'oo
F-aslde Water Co "•- 100-™
Title a and Trust Co pfd .'2
Title I and Trust Co pfd 176.00
— tie I and Trust Co com 176.00
Title I id Trust mrC „!„..
U S L D T and T Co pfd.... 25.3714 ■■•••
Union Security Corp pfd ..••• «»•«•
Union Trust Co ..••■••••"■ .-. -<" JJ-J?
Whlttter Home C and T Co »°.oq
BONDS
Bid. ; Asked
American Petroleum Co ........ 80 , M
Associated Oil Co » »}* «»
Corona City Water Co . 98 "
Corona Power aid W Co 99 ■»*
Cucamoncn. Water Co 81 "
Edison Elec Co Ist R » »
Edison KIM Co old Issue J I™ '" ■
Home Telephone Co Jo* »i
Home Tel Co Ist rfdg Mii «
Huasteca Pipe Lin J™
L A Pao lit con mtgs «■ •• *"'»»
L A Pao By gen con •• ™J
L A Pac Ry Ist rfdg •• m
L A Rallwr;- Co JOS ,;•■,
L X Traction Co Is Ml }W
L A Traction Co E* Ml J«J
Mexican Nafl Gas Co V. ' "»
Mission Tram and R Co 97» ••
Pao lClec Ry Co *» "
Pacific Light and Power C 0.... M ■ 100
Pasadena Home T and If C 0.... .. j»
Pomona Con Water Co IJJW
San la Monica Bay H T Co JO
Santa Monica H T and T Co 73*
Pan Diego H T and T lit mtgs .. «>
Temetcal Water Co 9» . >•
Union Transportation Co 90 »z»
U S Long Dlst T and TCo ; < 75
Vl«alia Water Co 97% .. ,
Whlttler Home T and T Co 70 90
on. STOCKS
PRODUCERS— ' \ Hl*- •*•*•*
Amalgamated Oil 65.00
American Pet Co pM • 90.00
Associated OH 42.25 ] 42.50
Brookshire Oil .•• 1-«J
California Midway Oil Co 60% .52
ae^randovrco".::::::::::::::: *.m "•««*
Cleveland Oil Co » "" vS}* AM
Columbia ...A l-Ol 1-J'™
Conaol Midway Oil Co 26% .17
Continental Oil "'•• •35
Eno» Oil Co I-00 ••
Euclid Oil Co •• •«>
Fullerton Oil •• •■*?.
Globe £ ■"
Mexican Pet"Ltd" I"IIIIIIII $5:00, 67.00
Mexican P«t Ltd com 28.00 ' 28.25
Mascot Oil Co ••• ♦■«>
Palmer Oil Co • !•» •••"
Perseus Oil Co •"
Plnal Oil Co •• , "CO
Pi. i Oil & L Co 17 ••
Bice Ranch Oil Co • .„ " II"
Trader. Oil Co TO.OO .....
Union " 98.J6 88.75 '
Union Provident Co 97.00
United Oil Co , 67 .....
Western Union •• 3 I<X>™
Yellowstone Oil Co •• •*»
NON-PRODUCERS— „
McKlttrick Inv Oil Co «■« . .03
Oleum Development Co .0414 r .04V4
DAILY MINING CALL •
Official morning sales-6000 California Hills 5;
10 AfUrnoon sale*-2000 California HUH. buyer
30 fA: 2000 .aOL^TKD STOCKS
' *' LISTED STOCKS
. CALIFORNIA- c 0... Bid A"k'?;
California Hill. MCo 05H .0814
NEVADA— .;:...,..:...; 5.00 M . .01
Bearohlight Parallel ■■..■■■ B.OOM .01
METAL MARKETS
NEW YORK, Sept. —Standard coppei
weak; spot, > September, October and No
vembir, $12.05®12.15; December, $12.10©
12 18. Custom house returns show exports
so far this month of 23.847 tons. London
oulet. Soot. £56; futures. £ 55 13s 9d.
Local dealers report no change, quoting lake
ifl6o©"'«! electrolytic, »12.37H©12.b2Vi;
casting $12.12V4@12-37H. ■
Tin steady; spot, »34.87%©36; September,
J34 85©36; October, • »54.67H034.75; No
vember, »34.25@34.75; December. 1J4.25®
34 70. Sales, ten tons spot at $34.10. Lon
don quiet; spot,. £153 2s ed;. futures, £157
17Lead dull; $4.57H©4.40 New York; $4,200
4.80. East St. Louis. ■ London spot, £12
"Spelter dull; T *8.50<8i6.«0.> ■ New York;
$5.37W©5.43H, East St. Louis. London,
1 iron, Cleveland warrants, 4?a lV4d In Lon
don. -Locally the market was quiet; No. 1
northern, $16.60®l«; No. 2. $15.25015.73;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft,
$15.75®16.:6.
CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK
' CHICAGO,' Sept. 23.—Cattle—Receipts es
timated at 2000; market steady; beeves,
14 0008.30; Texas steers, $3,754*6; western
steers. $4.40«7.10: stockers and feeders,
|4.30(i"f(l; cows and', heifers. $2.25@6.50;
calves, $7© 10.
i Receipts estimated at Soon; mar
ket I to 10c hither; Hunt, $9.1009.50!
mixed. $8.4»@».45; heavy, $8.26@9.50; rough.
18 25(18.45;' good Ito ■ choice heavy, $8,450
9.30; plgV $8.50©8.40; bulk of sale*, $B.t>3
09.05. '.-.- - ■ -.':.. -■■"'• ' ■ '•"■'■;:
Sheep—Receipts estimated n't 15,000; mar
ket • steady; a native, 12.6504.45; western,
ti:3O4 40; 'yearlings.' $4.75«i>."i.70; lamb».
native, J3?S«JT.2J; western, |5.60®J.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
ber N«w York stock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stock and bond exchange of San
Francisoo.
SAN FRANCIBCO, Sept. 23.— Following
were the closing quotations today:
MISCELLANEOUS BTOCKS— Bid. Ask.
Alameda Artesian W Co 5s 100
American Rlvor Klec Co 65.... 9114 94
Associated Oil Co 5s 94% »»
Bay Counties Power Co 65....i01% lOltt
Cal Central das and El 6s 101
Cal das and B ten MACT 55.. 971* 98
California «t Cable Co 5s 100 ..
California Wine A**n 6S 85 90
City Electric Co 6* 8814 I*%
Contra Costß Water Co 6s 99
do gen mtg 6s 92 ..
Edison Elec Co of L A 6s 99
Edison Light and Power 55.... 107
I! I duP de N«m Pdr 4V4s 84
First Federal Trust Co 6s 10114
Ferries and Cliff House Ry 55.. 100 ..
Hawaiian Coml and 8 6s 107 V 4
Honolulu R T and L Co «5....10494 ■•
Lake Tahoe Ry and T Co 6s. ... 9S
Los Angeles Elec Co 6s 98
Los Angeles Oas and El Co 65.. 98
Los Angeles Gas and El Corp 5s 9S
Los Angeles Railway 6* 106 H
Los Angeles Lighting Gd 5b 100
L A Pac R R Ist con mtg 55..10314
L A Pac R R of Cal 6s 102
Marln Water and Power Co 6s. .100% ••
Market St Cable 6s 10414
do Ry Ist con* mtg 5s 98
Northern Ry Co of Cal 6s 11214
Northern Cal Railway 6* 105
Northern Cal Power Con 5* 93% «■>
Northern Cal Power Co 6* 10214
Northern Electric Co 6s 8914 91
Oakland Gas Light and H 65.. 99%
Oakland Transit Co 6s 107%
Oakland Transit 6s 10314
Oakland Transit Con 5s 104
Oakland Traction Con 5s 95
Oakland Traction Co 6s 9014 91
Oakland Water Co gtd 6s 80%
Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 106
Pacific Gas Imp 4s 82
Pacific Electrto Ry Co 6s 104%
Paclflo Light and Power Co 5s . . 99
Pac Light and Powed gtd 6s. .100 102
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 6* 97%
Park and Cliff House Ry 6s. .100 ....
Park and Ocean R R 6* 100
People's WaUr Co 6s 64
Powell St Railway 6s 99
Sacramento Eleo Gas and Ry 55.10114
San Joaquln Lght and Power 6s 96 14 98
S F. Oak and S J Ry 6s 10414 104%
S F. Oak and S J !d mtg 55.. .. 96
S F, Oak and 8 J Con Ry 6s 96
S J and S Clara Co R R 4Hs.. .. 90
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s 10914
S P R R of Cal 6s (1912) 104H 106
S P R R of Cal Ist c gtd « ss. .. 116
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 124
S P R R Co Ist rfd« 4s 9514
Stockton Gas and El Corp 6s. .104
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s 90% 90%
United Oas and Eleo Co 6* 99 100
United R R of 8 F 4s 68 88H 1
Valley Countle* Power Co 6*.. 89li 100
WATER STOCKS—
Spring Valley Water Co 49
OAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS—
City Electric Co 6J
N Cal Power Co oon 63
Oro Water. L and P o 0114
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 77
do common 68
INSURANCE STOCKS—
California Ins Co 10
Fireman's Fund 289
Pacific Coast Casualty Co ....155
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS —
California. IJO
Presidio 25 3214
POWDER STOCKS—
S I <Ju Pont d* Nem >fd.. «l 86
do common 148 151
Giant Consolidated Co 84 H
SUGAR STOCKS—
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar C 0... 89
Honokaa Sugar Co IS
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation .IT
KUauea Sugar Plantation Co .. 13
Makawell Sugar Co 88 li
Onomea Sugar Co 4714
Paauhau S P Co 2(14 27
Union Sugar Co 75 M
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co 65
Assoolated Oil 4214 43
Palmer Oil Co 187 150
Sterling Oil and Dcv C 0..... t 2%
West Coast Oil pfd 101
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS—
Alaska Packers' AsSn 89
Cal Fruit dinners' Assn 101
Cal Wine Assn 82
North Alaska Salmon Co 120
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm 6
Pacific Coast Borax Co 165
Pae Tel and Tel pfd 94
do common 81% 32
Philippine Tel and Tel Corp.. 2314
Morning sales —8(1,000 Spring V Water 4s
9014; 9000 S P Ry 6s, 1912, 105; 1000 Peo
ple's Water 6s 64; 12.000 United Ry 4s
68%: 5000 Pac Gas Imp 4s 8214; 10 Assd
Oil 451 i: 10 do 42H; 25 Hawaiian 40; 60
Pac Tel pfd 9814; 128 Pac Tel oom 31%; 123
do com 3114; 125 Sprlnsr V Water Co 4914;
125 do 4814: 25 do 49.
Afternoon sales —100.000 Pac Tel 6s 97%;
1000 Cal Gas and El 6s 97% ; 8000 Key Route
5s 10414; 2000 People's Water 5s 64; 10 City
Elec 5214; 25 Hawaiian 3914: 75 do 89; 100
Hutchlnson 17; 50 Onomea 48.
FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. It,—Fruits —
Fancy apples, 76e; common, 850.
Berries —Strawberries, $3.5005; huckleber
ries, 6010 c; raspberries, $406.
Grapes—Muscat, 40060 c.
Pears —Common, 50c; fancy, 85c; Bartlett,
$101.75.
Peaches —Common, 60c; fancy, 75c.
Plums —Common. 6Bc; fancy, $1.16.
Oranges—Valencia, $2.5004.
Mexican lime*. $6.500 7.
Lemon* —Common California, $2.50; fancy,
$5.50.
Melons —Watermelons, $I®2; nutmegs, 25
060 c; fancy cantaloupes, $2; common, $1.30.
Tropical fruits —Bananas, 75c053; plno
apples, $2 02.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS
NEW YORK, Sept. t) —Evaporated ap
ples unohanged Fancy 10 l-4c; choice 614
@9!4c;- prime, 808 l-4o; comomn to fair,
607140.
Prunes firm; demand light. Quotations,
3 1-4 to 100 tor California fruit and from
5 to 914e for Oregons.
Apricots quiot; choice, 3 l-4@1194c; ex
tra choice, 11 1-4012 l-4c; fancy, 1201314 c.
Peaches quiet; choice, 7<8>7140; extra
choice. 7%©7% c; fancy, B@BHc.
Raisins unchanged: loose muscatels. 414
©6c; choice to fancy seeded. 6@7%c: seed
less, 506 c; London layers, $1.2501.30.
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. "Wil
son. 212 West Fifth etreat, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.— Continued short cov
ering in the near options and further discus
sion as to the total yield of the present crop
caused a further rally In cotton prices. This
continued well into the afternoon, when under
some liquidation a reaction cet in and prices
dropped back to slightly below last night's
Spot cotton was off 20 points, with middlings
at 18.70 c. Spot sales were 300 bales.
Liverpool due 'rt point up on September and
4 to 5 points higher on later positions. Opened
steady 2 to 3 points advance. At 18:15 p. m.
the market was steady at a net advance of 3
to 4 points. Spot cotton was dull and easier,
2 points higher at 7.82 d. Sales, 4000 bales. In
cluding 8000 American. . • ■, „».
Port receipts for today estimated at 48,000
bales; last week, 84,098; last year, 63,307.
Quotations ranged as follows: —Close—
•■. .. Open. High, Low. Bid. Ask.
January ,?. ... 13.22 18.32 13.19 13.20 13.21
February 13-24 13.88
March "•" 1»-40 "•'» «•» "-80
An rl l 13.31 18. S3
May .:;::::: 13.38 13.44 18.38 13.36 «.«•
?J,n. 13.32 13.34
July .I!."." .. •■ 13.36 13.40 13.84 13.81 13.88
September 13.80 13.80 13.44 18.58 13.55
October • 13.85 13.39 13. 13.W 18.87
November " .... 15.«4 13.84 13.84 13.J0 IS.M
Dumber .:::::: :. 18.« 13.38 13.22 13.22 13.21
Be Sure to Hear
THEODORE A. BELL
In Temple Auditorium
Tonight
PRODUCE TRADE ACTIVE
IN VARIOUS MARKETS
Local Tomatoes Are Coming in
Steadily—Decline in Quo
tations for Honey
Produce prices In the market yesterday
were without change, butter, eggs, cheese,
potatoes and fruits being firm at present
quotations, and demand active.
Onions were strong on light receipts.
There was a firmer feeling In peaches.
The local suryply Is rapidly cleaning up and
holders are bnglnnlng to withdraw from
stoiage quite fre.ily. The market was firmer
on grapes also and easier on cantaloupes
and watermelons, owing to the cool weather.
Figs were In good demand. Apples were
steady. Demand was strong for pears at
unchanged prices.
The market wont of on tomatoes
as a result of heavy shipments and a fall
ing off in demand simultaneously, due to
the cool weather. Whereas dealers had been
getting 50c to 75c per box tomatoes sold
for 30c yesterday morning.
The fish supply was sufficient to meet
demand.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 10S
cases; butter. 16,320 pounds; cheese, 939
pounds; potatoes. 4099 sacks; beans. 300
sacks; onions, 37 sacks; sweet potatoes, 357
sacks; apples, 10,800 boxes.
PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the official prices of pro
duce to retailers as complied by the Marks!
Reporter:
EGGS —Local ranch, candled, 43c; do case
count, buying price, 39c; eastern freßh, 35c;
eastern storage, packed extra, 30032 c; do,
storage seconds. 26c.
BUTTER—SeIIng price to trade 214 c high
er; California creameries, extras, 3214 c; do
firsts, 31c; cooking, 25c; ladle. 25c.
CHEESE—Northern fresh, 17@1714o;
largo Anchor. 18c; Oregon Daisy, 1814W19C;
eastern singles, 19c; do Twins,
eastern Daisies, 19<SH9'.4c; eastern Long
Horns. 1814@20c; eastern chetlders, 20c; Im
ported swiss. 30c; Jack, 19c; domestic swiss,
28®26c; cream brick, 19c; llmburger, 19c;
Roquefort, 38c; Edam, $808.50; Canadian
cream, box, $1.
BEANS—No. 1 pink, $6.60; No. 1 llmas,
$6.00; No. 1 Lady Washington. $4.60: No.
1 small whites, $4.50: No. 1 blackeyes, $5.75;
No. 1 Garvanzas, $4.50; No. 1 California
lentils, $708.
POTATOES —Highland, cwt, $1.4001.60;
local Bfurbanks, $1.86; Salinas, $1.65; yellow
sweets, $2.
ONIONS—LocaI s-ellow Danvers. $1.50©
1.66; northern, $1.5001.65; do Australian
browns, $1.6001.65; local, $1.6001.65; local
silver skins, lug box, $1.25; garlic, 7c lb.
FRESH FRUITS — Apples — Bellefleurs,
$101.16; 414-tler. 90c®$1.00; Pearrnalns,
white winter, 4-tler, $1.25; do red, 414-tler,
$li 00; Fall Prpplns, 4-tler, $1.00; Jonath
ans, California, $1.75; 414-tl«r, $1.35: Bald
win, 4-tler; $1.60; 414-tler, $1.25; Greenings,
14-tler, $1.76; Bpltsenbergere, 4-tier, $1.66;
414-tler, $1.85.
BERRlES—Strawberries, per basket, 8c;
raspberries, per basket. 10c; blackberries,
per basket, B®9c; cranberries, barrel, 19.60
©10.00. ■ .
CITRUS —Grapefruit, seedless.
$3.50ig18.76; seedlings, $2.50; lemon., 140
4.50; Valencia orange., $3.5004.
TROPICAL—Bananas, lb. 4@4Hc; Fara
dates, lb., 10©13 c; golden dates, lb., 70;
alligator pear., doss. 88.5094.60; pineapples,
lb., 6@Tc.
MISCELLANEOUS—LocaI cantaloupes,
cabbage, crate, $2.50; casabas, crate, $1.50;
figs, box, $1.00; Muscat grapes, lug box,
$1.25; peaches, per box, 85c@$l; Bartlett
pear*, $2.50 box; plum., crate, $2.00; prunes,
$1.6001.75; quinces, box, 90c; watermelons,
lVi@2Vie-lb.
VEGETABLES —Northern artichoke., do*.
$1; green asparagus, 160 lb; bell peppers, lb.
sc; beet., doz. bunches. 25c; lima beans, SO
sc; string beans, lb, 4c; green cabbage, sack
$101.15; red cabbage. So lb; carrots, doz.
bunches, tso: cauliflower, crate, $1.50; cel
ery, crate, 12.25192.60; cucumbers, box, 40c;
green corn, box. too: corn husks. 10c; egg
plant, lb. 10 sc: horseradish, lb. 25c: okra,
6c lb.; lettuce, crt., $1.25; peas, B@7o per
lb; parsley, doz. 25c; northern strawberry
rhubarb, box, $1.60: spinach, doz. 20<&25c;
sprouts, 12He; summer squash, lug box, 26
0 85c; young onions, doz. 20c; turnips, doz,
bunches, 20c; tomatoes. 60c.
DRIED —Evaporated apples, BHe
lb; apricots. 12%®140 lb; peaches. 7Vi@9o
. lb; pear., 10@12o lb; plums, lOo; necta
rines, 8c lb. —
PRUNES—3O-408, 9®loe; 40-50s, 9@loc; CO-dOs,
109 c; 60-708, 7c; SO-90S, 6V4c; 90-100., 6c.
RAISINS —2 crown, loose, 60-lb. boxes,
814 c lb; I crown, do, 4c; 4 crown, do, 4He;
London layers, 2 crown, 20-lb. box, $1.15;
do, 8' crown, $1.25; do 4 crown, $1.60; Sul
tanas,x bleached, 6®7c lb; unbleached, 40
to lb; seeded raisins, 16 or. pkgs, 7c; do, 13
01. 6c. ■
—Fancy IXL almonds, 1714 c lb; bTa
zlls, 14@15c lb; cocoanuts. 90c; filberts, 14c
lb; pecans, XX, 15c; do XXX, 16c lb; east
ern peanuts, 7® 714 c lb; do Japan, 614 ci
plnenuts, 18c: No. 1 assorted walnuts. 16c;
do budded, 18c: eastern popcorn, cut, $3.50;
do local, $3.50.
RICH— Honduras (Carolina) 1 $6.73
cwt; choice Honduras (Carolina) $638.50;
Japan grades, $3.7504; Island, $5.50;
broken, $3.50.
HONBY-»-Whlte water extracted. 9c lb;
do white. tV>o: do light amber. 8c: comb,
water white, 1-lb frames, 18c; do white, 17c;
do light amber, 14c; beeswax, 30c lb.
LIVES STOCK — pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers. 5 0 5140: beet heif
ers, 41405 c; beef calves. 61406 c; mutton
wethers, $5.50@6| mutton ewes, $505.50;
mutton lambs, $3.50 3. 75; hogs, lie.
POULTRY —Turkeys. live, 25@260 lb!
large hens 4 lbs. up. 19c lb; do small, 314 0
514 lbs. 170 lb; broilers, 1 to 114 lbs. 170 lb;
friers. 114 to 3 lbs. 17c lb: roast chicken.
18c lb; ducks. 16c lb; geese, 110 lb; squabs,
$1.50 do*; old roosters, 8c lb.
CHILI —Evaporated, strings, 300 lb; green,
4o lb; chill tcplns, 750 lb; Japan. l»c;
ground, Be.
HAY (baled) —The following quotations
furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Storage
Co.—Barley, $12.50014.50; tame oat, ton.
$14016.50; alfalfa, ton, $13.50014.60;
wheat hay, $14 015.
MILL FEED —Bran. $1.65; whole corn.
$1.75; cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal, $1.85;
rolled barley, $116; ■ oil cake meal, $2.50;
shorts, $1.80; Kaffir corn, $1.7»; whlto oats.
$185: eastern red oats, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $1.90; wheat, 100-lb.
sacks. $1.95. ■ ..
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices on flour
and feed furntshtd by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company:
FLOUR—
XXXX Btondard, blended $6.00
Purity 5.35
Our Pride 6 20
Apple Blossom 5.00
Flour In tt sacks 200 por bbl. higher. XXXX
is retailed at |1.75 per 'A sack; 90c per H «avM.
5s Bales. %a '»»
Graham 13-40 *3-20 $3.16 13.10
Entire wheat flour 3.50 3.30 3.25 3.:0
Hye flour 3-80 3.60 3.65 3.M
Rye meal 3-80 i.60 3.55 3.60
Corn meal, Y. and W.... 2.80 2.60 2.65 2.50
Oat meal, steel cut 6.70 6.60 5.46 6.40
Hominy, large and small 4.10 3.90 3.86 3.80
Farina 4.00 3.80 3.75 3.70
Cracked wheat 4.00 3.80 3.75 3.70
XXXX Pastry, in bales.. 5.60 3.30
XXXX, Family, In bales. 3.70 3.60
Rolled wheat, bbl.. 125 lbs $4.60
Rolled wheat, sacks 75 lbs., per sack 2.60
Rolled wheat, tacks 60 lbs., per sack 1.70
Per 100 lbs.
Alfalfa meal »l-10
Bone, granulated 2.00
Mone meal 2.00
Blood meal '-1J
XXXX Beef sorapi J.lO
Bran }- 5»
Barley, rolled '-1"
Charcoal 2-10
XXXX Chick feed .• 2-J0
per bale of 20 5-lb. bags 1.30
per bale of 10 1-lb. bags 3.10
Corn, eastern mixed 1-76
Eastern white IJO
Yellow Dent }••»
Cracked J-»J
Small yellow }■«
Feed meal ■• • ■•• l-»J
XXXX Dry math (a superior egg food)
»0-lb. sack '•»»
drlt. granite Jj
Millet »«
Oilcake meal , »•»•
Oats, white feed J«
Shell. California olam »J
White olam T*
Hard eastern oyster J'SB
""mSIS""" I Los An gel« Office I no£sF«M,
wire Hoa«. 1 Hotel Alexandria ' g "■"■-**•
——>———*• 212 West Fifth Street ■"■"
Francisco I H Ufll Q| IN <££"**
Mills Bldg. til Ul ffIUWUII During
Palace Hotel B . G. LATHROP, Manager .Winten
HMNMSHKHOiWUM Correipd^dentf ■■■»■■■■■■■■■■
n.w SX,, I Harris Winthrop & Co. I „,,«-£-
Exchange. | New York. Chicago. Ta-rls. London. | of Trade.
_CLEARINQ HOUSE BANKS —
NAME IZl__Z OFFICKM
...... T"r> i~~ W. A. BONYNOE, President.
C" ommercial National Bank VV. A. 11ONYNGE, cashier.
ommercial National Bank nkwman essick. cashier.
Capital. $200,000.00.
401 8. Spring, corner Fourth. Surplus & Undivided Profits, $47,000.01
Farmers & Merchants National Bank chahu« BEYi.Eß,cashter.
armers & Merchants National Bank charl.es seyler. cashier.
Capital, 600,000. I
Corner Fourth and Main. Surplus and Profits, $1.900,000.
F~ .» T .. 7~ZZ '. " ~~— J. M. ELLIOTT, President.
irst National Bank w. t. s. hammond. cashier.
Capita stock, $1,250,000.
8. E. corner Second and Spring. Surplus nn.l Profltg. $1,625,000.
M, »r .. i-o 1 W. H. H01.1.1 DAT. President,
erchants National Bank chah. qreenb. ca«hier.
Capital, $200,000.
8. E. corner Third and Spring. BurplUß and Undivided Profits, $»W,oot
1 r~r 1 , #-> ,-r -^'^ J. K. F. .HBURN, President.
ational Bank of California h. a. mpkke. cashier.
Capital, $600,000. ..«»««.
N. B. corner Fourth and Spring. Surplus an.l Undivided Proflta, $130.00*
C' ,-. .. ,_, '. 8. F. ZOMBRO, President.
entral National Bank . jamks b. ofsT. cashier.
Capital, $300,000.
S. E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Surplus and Undivided Profits. $343,00"
1 r^ , a <t> „* r<«^ nnn ., WARREN GILLELEN, President.
roadway Bank & Trust Company A- w RE dman. cashier.
Capital, $250,000.
308-310 Broadway, Bradbury Building Surplun and Undivided Profits. H47.0W
; . _ -_— T~T ; ISAIAS W. HELLMAN, President.
nited States National Bank ' f. w. smith. cashi«r. ,
Capital, $200,000. . !.
8. E. corner Main and Commercial. Burplm and Profits, $73.000.
C. . ;~~" *" R. J. WATERS. President,
litizens National Bank wm. w. woods, cashier. j
Capital, $1,000,000.
f 8. W. corner Third and Main. Surplus. $500.000. _^
~ LOS ANGELES SAVINGS BANKS __
wumam bank
mm^^ m ' THE BANK V*ITM-THK im
EFFICIENT S£/9VJC£^.
fi[ SPRING AND FOURTH JFTJt^ ¥tj
HARNESS ~^T^ -treet SADDLE RY'
XXXX Special dry scratch food 2.10
Short. *•"
•Wheat }•»•
100-lb sack {•»»
Cracked. 100-lb. sack 1-00
CHICAGO GRAIN
Special nervloe to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, member of the Chicago board of trade.
New York stock exchange and Ban Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 213 West Fifth street.
Lob Angeles.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.—Wneat was again an
uninteresting but stubborn affair, with prices
covering a narrow range and volume of busi
ness light In proportion. Buyers were a little
encouraged by official figures of French wheat
crop, which make total 93,000,000 bushels less
than last year at 263.000,000 bushels, against
366,000,000 bushels a year ago, indicating—
from trade estimates—lmport requirements of
about 82,000.000 bushels. Borne selling was en
c jraged by the forecast of over 15,000,000
bushels as world's shipments. Bradstreet a
made clearances for the week of wheat as
1,584,000 bushels, against 2,174,000 bushels last
week and 2,974,000 last year. Local sales of
cash reported to miscellaneous mills were 74,000
bushels. Including spring, hard winter and
Durum. Reported recent sales of red winter
were made at cost. Vessel room for wheat is
offered at lo to Buffalo. The Modern Mller
reported seeding and plowing progressing fav
orably, Increase in acreage promised, but lit
tle wheat leaving the farm at present. For.
eign markets mixed most of them higher. No
claims of export business today.
Corn rallied some today on wet weather over
the corn belt, and good buying by shorts. Sup
plies have been forthcoming, largely from In
fluential local sources. The advanced ground
achieved recently has ben retained. Sales
from the Interior have been greatly curtailed
by recent decline and the appearance of wet
weather and eastern Inquiry was stimulated to
some extent. Some export business is being
dent almost daily in new and old corn.
Oats have bee- only moderately active, value*
following corn more than wheat today. Local
s. uits covered early and some were selling
later. Market lost some of th» advance of the
Tro'vlfions were rather slow all day. The
market was off a little influenced by further
sales of January product, but there was sup
port given finally to the nearer months.
MARKET RANGES
WHEAT- Open. High. Low. Close.
IllSii-Jilliiii
li 11 ■i 1
§§§! ii ? i i
•::.::::.:..i«-05 *■<* ".so n.^
May • •
iPiifih» ils
January •■••;;;;;; ™;» H m 10.35 10. to
January .......... 9.60^ 9.60^ .:&* IS*
O^.Tr eye,%4cffd:orm,x.
me barley 48@«4c: fair to choice malting,
88ffl>77c- flax seed. No. 1 southwestern,
i?? - No. 1 northwestern. 13.75; timothy
per bb. U9.GO© 19.75: lard, pcr ■ 109 U,s
112 74.tt; «hort ribs, sides (1OOM), *"f, I}S*i
rt Hear sides (boxed), »12.>!W@13.5-
Total clearance, of wheat and flour were
eciual to 102.000 bushels. Exports for the
Seek, as shown by Brad.treef.. were equal
to 15 000 bushels. Primary receipt, were
1 620 000 bushels, compared with 2.860.000,
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
66 cars; corn, SOS cars; oats, 115 oars: hogs,
7000 head.
Dally movement of uroduoe: Shipments.
Articles— Receipts. Shipments.
corrUh" h, eu..::::::: moSS .":SoS
oStS bushels •;:.:: 138,800 433.800
Sye!' bushel, 1.000 «00
Barley, bushels ■■ 64.500 46,900
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23. —Butter —
Fancy creamery, 31Vio; seconds, 2014 c; fancy
dairy, 38e.
Cheese—New, 14 % ® 15V4c; Young Amer-
lea. l«V4®l7c.
Egjn-Ranch, 43He; store, 40c
CHICAaO, Sept. 23. —Butter— Steady;
creameries, 24®28c; Dairies, «B©ITo.
E K gs—Steady; receipts 4884 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 17V4©301ie; firsts,
JJoi prime firsts. J4o.
Cheese— Steady; Daisies, lTi^c: Twins,
14%©15 c; Young Americas, 15H@lt>c; Long
Horns, 15H®16c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Coffee closed steady,
net unchanged to 3 points higher. SileH were
reported of 22.600 bags, doping bids: Septem
ber and October, 8.80: November. 8.85; Decem
ber 8.90; January, February and March, 8.»s;
April. 8.97; May, 8.89: June. 890; July 9.03
August, 9.04. Spot steady; Rio, No 7, lie,
Santos. No. 4, llHo; mild coffee quint; cor :
dova, UU»13%0- "• , , o ,
■ Sugar—Raw, . steady; muscovado, 89 test,
13.74; centrifugal. 96 test. $4.21.:; molasses
sugar, 89 test, $3.49, refined sugar, steady.
PlSavemoneyingA
§r mean* saving money
out of every pay check. Come and vt
get It cashed. Save something. If V ,
It I* only a dollar. That would JFj
be $52 In a rear. It would be a M
start for a home or bur a lot of v
Christmas presents, not speaking ■
of a rainy day when you don't H
have the pay check. g
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Citrus Fruit Report
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT,
<$> 41
G> Or*.. Lent. Ttl. <•>
> Friday, Sept. M.V.'i XO 1 27 <$>
■ •:• Total shipments to <«
<8> date this 5ea50n. 24,785 4858 £9,343 •>
A Total to same date <•>
.j. last season 80,966 8986 88,683 <•>
<$>$«s*s«3xs»s«s> <$xsxsx«><Sxs>3xs. <&Q>Q>sxs>&&s>Q>
I ■ r
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Sept. 38.—Five can sold.
Market unchanged. Weather clear and cooL
VALENCIAS — D M Ex, 15.85; Vio
let, D M Ex, (4.80; Stag, A C Q Ex. »5.45;'
Pointer. A C a Ex. $2.45; Hunter, A C a
Ex. $1.65; Red C. Covlna Frt Ex, |2.45;
Cougar, Covlna Frt Ex, 12.15; Tustln Gem,
13.80; Old Oak, eh. Tustln Pack Co. $2.80;
Oabrlella, xc, Ind Frt Co, $3.75; Cltrua
Belle, sd. Znd Frt Co. $2.75.
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.—One car Valen*
cla.3 and one car lemons sold. Lemons— Quail.
O X Ex, $5.10; Coyote, do, $4.70: Blue Jay, do,
$4.06. Valenclas—Camellia, xf, Red Mv Or Co,
$3.05; Redlands Pride, xc, Bryn Mawr F "O A,
$2.30.
riTTSßtma
PITTSBURa, Sept. 28.-One car sold. Mar
ket steady. Warm. Valenclas— D 13,
Ex, Duarte, $4.35; Jasmine, do, $3.(0. •
' BOSTON
BOSTON, Set. 23.—One car «old. Warm.
Market unchanged, Valenclas—Planet, 3 8 Ex,
Orange, $4.70. , , (
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Raining. Market final
on lemons, but weak on small sizes oranges*
One car Valenclas and 1 car • lemons sold.
Valenclas—Eagle, A F Ex, Highgrove (wrecked
car), $2.35; Yankee Doodle, do, do $2.35: Tel
low Beauties, do do $2.35; Loma, eh, Llmonieva
Co, $5.80. Grapefruit—At. Ex., Hlghgrove,
(wrecked car), $!. _ . . _j._ , j...... i
p CTNCIKNATI •■ • •.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.—C001. Market steady
on oranges, active on lemons. Two cars
lemons sold. Lemons—Justrlte, Q C Corona,
$4; Centauria, $5.35; Choice, $2.50; Selected,
FYCH, N W Blanohard, $5.35; Loma, oh, Ll
moniera Co, $4.80. ,
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—Flour—Fam
ily extras, $,5.80®«.20; bakers' extras, 13.80
©6.J0; Oregon and Washington, $5@6!.0.
Wheat— cihlpplrt!, $1.52 1.80. •
Barley—Feed, 11.03 H© 1.05; # brewing,
ll.o7Hffil.lo. i .
Oats—Red, $1.20®1.«0; white, $1.6501.80;
black, $1.86©1.41,
Mlllstutis — Middlings. $82® 35; mixed feed.
$25«j20; rolled barley, f23.50014.80;, oat
meal, 13.60; oat groats, $4.25; rolled oats.
(30032.
Wheat, $7O14; wheat and oat. $19
11; oat, wild, |6.50@»; oat, tame, $70U.S<1;
alfalfa, 17013; straw, $35(if 60.
Receipts—Flour,' 7501; wheat, 880; barler.
11,000; oats. 2555; beans. 670; potatoes, SMI;
onions, 1000; bran, 260; hay, ail; straw. Si;
hops, 100; hides, 200; wine, 40,800.
Beans— Pink, $0©8.25; lima, J4.45«f4.50:
small white, $3.85©4.10; large whit- $3-73
©4.10. ■ -i • '
Potatoes—Salinas Burbanks, $1.4091.101
Merced sweets, 1V4010.' ' •
Onions —Fancy, $1; common, 85c.
—Oreon peas, JtSSo; string boana,
3@6c; mix plant. 40®60o; green peppers.
35@50c; tomatoes, 2u@6oc; summer squash,
iO'u e.'ic; garllo, 2ii«3c; cucumbers, 400650. .
Poultry—Roosters, old. 1505.50; roosters,
young, $5.6008; broilers, small, 11.75*3.50;
broilers, large, 13.6003.74; tty*t%. $4«5;
hens. $5©10; ducks, old. $s©«; ducks,
young. $709; geese. $1.6003: goslings. $1
412.5U; pigeons, young, |1.50tf1.7a. ■
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