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"LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
MARKET SUFFERS
SHARP REACTION
Speculation in Stocks Is Listless
and Without Marked
Initiative
SPECIALTIES ARE FAVORED
Demand of the Interior for Cash
Begins to Reassert Its
Influence
[Associated Press]
NIOW YORK. Oct. 6.—Thero was a
relapse into llatleisneai in tho specu
lation in stocks, and operations were
hesitating and without marked Initia
tive. The Kharp reaction nL' the day re
■ulted in considerable dllCOtirage nt
to movemonts for a rise. It \v:ia the
current supposition that an organiza
tion recently formed to conduct a mar
ket movement on nn enlarged sciin had
encountered opposition in tho form of
free offerings front bankers and from
Insiders, which acted as an admonition
that these interests were out of sympa
thy with the attempt to conduct un ex
tensive speculation at this time.
Tho Immediate condition In tijn local
money market if ■somewhat easier with
the passing away of the effects of the
October money payments.
Tho interior demand for cash beßins
to reassert its Influence. "Tun sub
treasury absorption of funds also gaea
on, although moderated from the de
mands of last week.
There was renewed attention pntd to
Ftncks known as specialties, which am
often subject to individual Influenai <
outside the current of general tenden
cies In the market. The substantial ad
vances here and there in such Stocks
was believed to bo caused by market
pools formed fox tho purpose. The re
currence of this movement overcame to
Komo extent tho heaviness shown at
one time during the day. Lower prices
for cupper in London did not hurt tho
copper Industrials in the local market.
ltonds were stendy. Total sales, par
value, $2,287,000. United Slates bonds
were un hanged on call.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
»on, 212 W»«t Fifth Btreet, Los AnKeles, mem
ber New York etock exchange, Chicago board
of trade, stuck and bond exchange of Baa
Francisco.
NEW YOIIK, Oct. 6.—Following were the
quotations today:
Bales. Stock. Hich. Low. Bid. Ask.
400 Allls-Chalmers ... 9% 9% 9% 9%
200 do preferred 31% r.i 32' i 84%
lE,3ooAmalg Copper .... n:,-, MU r, \ M
1,200 Amer Bret Sugar. 38"4 S7^i 88v t 38%
do preferred D 314 94%
10<1 Amer Can Co 8U 8U 1% 8%
200 flo preferred 68% 63% 6814 68%
100 Am Car and Fdry 48 48 4St; 49
do preferred 114 111%
700 Am Cotton Oil ... 65V4 65 f.5'4 C 5%
Amer Ex -. .. 2!» 270
Am Ice Securities .. .. ISI4 18*4
Amer LlnMfld 11 12%
do preferred SI 3354
. I'» Amer Locomotive. 35% 35% 87% SBV4
8(K) do preferred 104% 103 10.1 1"1
6,400 Am Bmlt and Rfg. 69% 68% KM »9%
100 ilo preferred 10114 10114 102 102%
1,000 Arier Sugar 117 115% 11(1 11614
rlo preferred 115 117
Am Steel Fdl.' 43 4314
40C Am Tel and Tel ..137% 13714 13714 137%
200 Amer Tob pfd .... 94% 94 94 9414
400 Amer Woolen 30% 8014 30% 31
do preferred 94% 95
300 Atineonda 40 39% 83i 40
Atlantic C Line 114 114%
4 7fio AT* Santa Fe..100% »9H 10014 100
200 do preferred 100% 10014 100' i 100%
700 Bait & Ohio 106% 100 lon»i 106%
do preferred 90 81
1,400 B n T 76% 7B\i 7614 76V
10 700 Canadian Pacific..l 96% 1M 193% 193« i
14 200 C Sl O 8214 s(l'i 8214 8214
100 C & a SI 35 S6 3514
me & o XV 23% 2311 23% 24
300 do preferred 47% 4714 47' i 47%
100 C *. N W 14714 14714 147* 148
2 900 C M&St P 122% 121 1811 122%
100 do preferred 14814 14514 US 149
300 Central Leather .. 34Vi 34y 4 34H i 34%
.. do preferred 10414 IKB
Cent of N J -- 2>7 300
500 CC C &St Ii 75<4 75 7514 17
.'.... do preferred .. •• 99 110
' 400 Colorado F and I. 32% 3214 32% U
..!.... do preferred 100 120
Columbus HCft 1.. ■• 614 7
600 Colorado Southern E6% 66 IS6II 57
do Ist preferred 74 .5
.. do 2d prefererd 73 75
■■"800 Consolidated Ga5..133% 13214 18SM U3li
200 Corn Products .... 15% 15% ir.% 16,
. do preferred ■■ 7ri: 7715
""400 Del & Hudson 16616' 16514 1«« 168%
D L A W 497% 625
:::::::»Sis 31%y 35%
100 do preferred 73 73 TWf 73
100 Diamond Match .. 8714 S7>4 S7 8714
300 Distil Securities .. 29% 29% 2914 29 4
Duluth S S * A 13 "H
300 do preferred 2414 24 24 25
3100 Erie 27% 27% 27% 27H
400 do Ist preferred.. 4514 46 4i;'4 4514
100 do 2d preferred.. 38% 35% 3514 36
1700 General Electric. 147% 150% ir.l%
200 Ot Northern Ore.. 67 57 57 Bs
1,700 Gt Northern pfd..l2S<4 127H 1M 12S i
....... Illinois Central .. 13014 13211
2500 Interboro-Metro ..21 2014 B< H«
2*oo do preferred 6614 65V4 B6 BCfc
Inlernat Paper llvi J2
£s^safa-;:::a?ajg h
•"wolnternat Pump ...42% 42% 42U UM
100 do preferred 844 84H IHi
300 lowa Cf-ntra! 17% «V 4 ljjt ljii
200 do preferred 84 34 53% 34
100 X C Southern .... 31 31 soi, H
do preferred J4 6a
L, E & Western .. .. .. " 20
. do preferred »« *B 45
"* JoftT. & N M 5% 145 14014 146
Silackay 92V t 0114 02 9211
100 do preferred 7614 7614 7614 77
200 Manhattan 1M 141-4 144J4 l«H
200 Mexican Central.. 3214 33 8214 3214
Minn & St L, 24 26
do nreferred • • 43 oi
*T7OOMSt P&SSM..IS2T4 132U 132% 133<^
do preferred 145 150
•io,'9oi M X* Texas .... U% 3314 34% Mk
.... do preferred «3V4) 6414
■" 600 Missouri Pacific .. B4 64 6414 54%
400 National Lead ...*55 54 6414 55
... do preferred 10314 10514
""m National Biscuit.. 110% 10914 10914 11014
' 100 do preferred 121% 121% 121 122
•600 Nevada Cons 2014 2014 2014 20!4
N V Air Brake 73 , 76
■"766 N V Central 113% 11314 113% 114
.....Y. NYC& St I, 63 65
.. do Ist preferred IMJ4 110
do 2d preferred BS% 95
'"IMNYNHS Hart.ls4 164 163 154
ioONYOntftW 4114 4114 4114 41H
800 Norfolk & Western 984 97% 9811 9814
do preferred ..«.. .. .. 8314 90
North American mn'iiH 1&
■'3,400 Northern PucillcllSVi 117V4 11SH UIH
Omaha « }" .7
do preferred .. IJS IM
. PaclftoCoaßt :::::: »h m™ 1U
■■"iOO Pacific Mall 31% 31% 31 31%
2,900 Penna R n C0....129T4 129>i 129% 129%
100 People's Gas 107% 107% 107% 10714
Fittuburnr Coal •• 17 17%
""460 do preferred 6S 6814 6814 60V4
.„. PCC& St L 93 98
do preferred 105 115
""ioo Pressed Steel Car. 33V4 8314 3314 81
do preferred 95 . 97
"" ".. By Steel Springs.. .. '.. 34 88
" .. do preferred 93 »9
'63J00 Reading H7V4 146 147>4 14714
„ do Ist preferred.. .. .. 86V4 88
■"■" a o Id preferred 96 98
■■"ioOßepublio S and 13114 31% 3114 31%
. do preferred .. H 93%
"j;000 Rock Inland C.O .. 31% 31 31% 31%
800 do preferred ..... 63 63 li3V4 «4
600 Sloss Shef S and \ 62% 61 51% B3
. do preferred ....?.. .. 105% 114%
:;:::..st.LtsFi.tpfd.. .... 68 «6 ,
■ 700 do 2.1 preferred.. 41% 40% 41 41%
100 St 1/ & S W 30 29 28 30
20« do pr-ferred 67% r.7 66 . 70
6,500 Spiithern r.-iclflc ..nr,V4 114% 115% 115V4
200 Southern Railway. 23% 23% MM -24%
600 .lo preferred 64% 64% 64% 65%
10,300 Tenneieee Copper. 35% 33Vi 85% 35%
, '. Texas Pnolflo 27% 2S
1,700 Third Aye 10% 9% 10% 10%
800 Toledo St Cj & W. MM 26% 25% 26
300 do preferred 68% 58 67% 58%
200 Twin City R T...113% 118% 118% lll',i.
Un Bag and Paper .... 8 9 .
do preferred • •• 64 60 I
43,800 Union Pa»»no .'....16774 ICC% 167% 167%
100 Union' Pacitlo pfd. 81% 91% »1 »Vi
Uplted lids of S F .. .. 27 29
do preferred 67 58
, U S Cast Irn Plpo .. .. 1r.% I*
"do preferred 60 80
. U S Rubber 36'j 36%
100 do it preferred..lo9% 109% 109% 1011%
do 2d preferred 70 76
67 400 U • fltcel Cor .... 6974 68% 69% 69%
800 do preferred UTS« 117% 117% 118
4,600 Utah Copp« 49% 48% tWi «Jt
4,300 Va-Car Cliem Co. 60% 60 60% M%
.. .. do preferred 122'< i I^3
200Wabash n 1«H 18% 17
2,700 do preferred 37 30 8M 37
.. Wells Fargo B» .. .. •■ '»» , ]2' i
2,700 Western Union ... 75% 74% 76U 70%
4,500 Wostlnghouse 72% 70% 72% 7.% 1
1.100W&LE 6% 6% 6% 6%
.. do Ist preferred 10 1 j
do 2d preferred 6 7
Wisconsin Central. .. ... 64% r.r.%
200 Am Hide and Lea 4% 4% 4V* 4,*
"i'lMAm J5? and Chem. MM « 46 «M
••••«,,£BETS*"*:** im» g*
do preferred ™ ™
S^iS!U:Ssa a f: «}*
sssSm fff |8 a. as
100 do preferred 121 121 120 .12
--4,100 Oolclflfld Cons .... 8 7%
••••^Westilary'land"::;^ '''■' 47% 47%
100 rullman 163 163 M 3 i»J
Total sales, Mt.MO shares. _
NEW YORK BONDS
■fumleJ aervlee to THe Herald by .1. C. Wll
.? Ml w!lt Fifth street, T.o Angeles, mem
"e-'NVw Yo,k stock aMbange, Chlca board
o? trad* Btock and bond exchange of San
Frnnclsco.
NEW vnr.K. OctreT-Followln, were the
eloelng quotations: ™'L, AsKea.
Atchison gen 43 '■ * 1(lS
Atehlson cony 4» • ''J™ V,JJ
Baltimore and Ohio Ist 4s ••••_•••_•; jj* JJ^
Colorado Industrial 5s 77 78
Colorado Industrial 6« " „„
U s Realty 6s "' 76 7?
Hock Island col to.. . flr(4
Southern Pacllio ref 4s »» »»»
Southern Paciflo col ta « t
Union Pacific Ist 4s j"l J.'t
Union Paolno cony 4s ™ JM g
U S Buel 6s \.£ 67 H
United Railway 4s • fiB ™ 65Vi
v,,,1.i h deb 4a •■■ •••••••• , 4 94U
Western Facinc 68 gj % 93
Armour Co 4%» sg 1* 90
Japanen 4s ..^- """... M 94%
Japanese Ist *W ... 93>4 03%
.laiianeso F-int conv:-i,"::::: 0,1/ 95%
Southern racltlc conv_ 4s »
Denver and R O rcf Bs «jU ln]1;
UH 2s registered inn^ ]flUi
U S 2s coupon I'!.". ]fl] 102%
US 3s registered I(U% 102V4
U B 3s coupon 114 11S i
IT S 4a registered llr 115^
US 4s coupon iotv% ...
Panama 2s '""100%
Panama 1988s •;
FINANCIAL RECORD
2T £sf« cc^ Mruirn y g %"»
, S" ninctT aays,' 4%«6 per
Cec t.ose S! Xtpr.m Oe ntmercat 4t.'ie "pa^r. 6% to
(i exchange steady with actua^bu.
l-nr sliver. 64,%.
q 1o Cv Xer^e dnt"an'd ra?iroa a bond, steady.
TREASURY STATEMENT
'"^.r^uS^OoTd'oOin. 5597.971.669; sll
'"f- n 4l"und--Standard silver doHars in
diary slKer coin. H8.423.554; minor coin,
$812,652! total balance in IHMI tuna,
J91.995.081.
FRUIT MARKET
SAY PRAWCIBCOi Oct. 6.—Fruits— Fancy
nrfnte? V. v • common, 35c. Berries, straw-
E rrios *3 50©5 00; blackberries, nominal;
tit- fancy TO. Pomegranites, 75ct0J2.5";
nerslmmons 75c@»1.25; quinces, 75W»00.
Orai^es Valonclas, |».60©3.00; Mexican
Umes 1J.8001.00. Lemons, common Call
foTn'a, BI.BOT fancy. $5.50. Melons, water-
Sn,, * |1.00w:.00; nutmegs, 65c®*1.0J;
ancv' cantaloupes, $1.75; common. 81.M.
'noi.icaim.lts, bananas, 780® 18.00; pineap
ples, |2.00®2.50.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.— Evaporated apples,
nuict steady, unchanged; spot, fancy, 10c;
choice. l5#»H«l prime. B<a)B%c; common
'Vrunes^nrm. 0-offerings lighted; 6 to 10c
tof CaUfornlas up to 30-40.; 7%@9V4c for
°rA»??cot« quiet, easier; choice ll%012c;
extra choice, 12>i<iD13c; fancy 13%©14 c.
Peaches, quiet, barely steady; choice, 7
@ 7 iic; extra choice, S(3>B%; fancy. B*i©Bo.
Raisins, dull, steady; loose muscatels,
65ViS> 66c for 'i'u i crownj choice to fancy
seeded, 6%©Be; seedless, 6Si 6c; London
layers, (1.2001.15.
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 6—Flour— Family
extras, |8.89©«.00j bakers' extras, JS.SOWS;
Oregon and Washington, 4.50@5.00. Wheat
—Shipping,. *1.60® 1.55, Barley — Feail,
97% c" brewing, ll.00»1.05. Oats—Red.
|1ia@1.27«,i white, $1.60@1.60; blacK,
VlB 1.50. MUlstuffs— Middling*. Jt4.VO«
36.00: mixed feed, »25.00 20.00; rolled bar
ley, 132.005f23.00j oatmeal, J4.25; oat groats,
14.86; rolled oats, $29.00@31.00. Hay—
Wheat, J7.00@14.00; wheat ami oat, 18.00®
11 60- oat. wild, JG.504(>9.00; oat, tame, J7iU>
1160; ulfalla, $7.00®13.00; straw, 35@600.'
Recoipts—Flour. 1317; whaat, 3930; barley,
15 116; oat«, S6O; beans, 3674; corn. 6a»;
i)o'tatoo3. 3205; onions, 1955; bran, 142; mia
dllnga, 182; hay, 748; hops, 142; hides.
1U6&; wine, 35.600,
Beans—Pink, »5.25@5.50; lima, |I.<;SO
4.90; small white, $3.75 ib 3.90; large white,
$5,7593.t0, l'otutoos, Salinas Burbanks, |1
01.60; Merced sweets, lOtMe. Onions,
fancy, 11.15; common, $1.05. Various, greon
]>eaa, 40601 string beans, SMO4O! egg
l)lant, 40Sia0c; green peppers, 40@60c; to
matoes, 2ufu3Sc; summer squash, su4i'7ic;
gorlic, SttiiilHe; cuoumbers, 40@76c.
Poultry—Roosters, old, |8.00@6.50j roost
ors, young, (6.00@8.60; broilers, small, {3.00
©3.60; broilers, larg«, 13.5004.0U; fryers,
56.00Q6.00; hens, |6.00@10.00; ducks, old,
$U.00^17.00; ducks, young, 18.004J 10.00;
geese, 13.0003.00; goslings, I 2.00©3.00; pig
uons. young. J1.501Ui1.75.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Oct. 8. —Cattle, receipts esti
mated at 7000; market strong; bseves, 14.70
r,, 8.00; Texas steers, $4.10@5.66; western
steers. $4,004*6.76; stockei-H and feeders,
$3 40<6>5.75; cows and heifers, 12.25^6.40;
calves, $7.50@10.O0; hogs, receipts estimated
at 11,000; market. 10 higher, light, $B.«s(jj'
0.20; mixed, $8.40©a.15; heavy, $B.U«S.KI>;
iuugh, $8.16&>8.40; good Lo choice heavy,
$5.40w».!i5; pigs, $S.2o«f u.ou; bulk of sales,
$8.60@8.85. Sheep, receipts estimated at
40 000- market steady; natives, $;'.60©4.26;
western, $a.7u@4.:0; yenrlings, $4,304(16.50;
lambs, native, $4.60W7.00; western, $4.loitf
7.00.
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.— -Exchange on U«w
York, 20c discount.
LOS ANGELES IIEKALD: FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1910.
FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6.—Bank clearings wera
52,:.i3,28i.91. an Increase of 1156,274. over 1909.
For throe yours tho report o£ .the clearing
house compares as follows:
1910. 1909. 1908.
■ October 5.... 13,077,424.80 12,147,692.36 »1.713,616.5.1
October 4.... 2.605.337.78 8,066,017.35 1,589,110.58
October 6.... 8,378,169.63 8.894,253.93 2,04«,920.a3
October 8.... 2,253,281.i1l 2,098.007.07 1,694,091.63 ,
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Tho market on the stock exchange for Thurs
day was an exceptionally good one. Prlcea
wore well maintained and In some Instances
phoWAd a xain. ;
Union Oil was Rotlve and firm at 99, ooneld- ,
erable stock changing hands at that price. Th'
remainder or the Union Issues remained about
at .1. i ilay'n close.
Mexican common and preferred were the star
tiiii and each showed a gain of nearly a I
point. Mexican common showed great itrenfth
and there were orders on tho Boor [or all
I there was to be had at prices which showed a ,
decided gain over yesterday.
j Cleveland was very active, but ihowed no
change. Consolidated Midway waj also a good
I trader, but there was no decided movement In
i this stock. American Petroleum showed ai
gain and was In domand at 69. I
The bank stocks were strong, but no trnns- |
actions ware nude. The bond list showed only I
I un Inquiry for Home first mortgage.
The market shows a decidedly good under- |
tone, and any day Is liable to show a decided |
advaiice In the active traders.
mohnin<; IAUM
40 Assoclaed Oil 43.87%; 20 Am Pet Co com
(i8.6f1; 11,000 Cleveland oil 3; 4000 do VA 1000
Consol Midway 24%: 100U do 24%; 8000 do 23%;
3000 do 24; 100 Cal Midway o?,; 2000 do 60%;
10 Mcx Pel Ltd com 82.62%; 10 do 32.75; 10 do
32.87%; 10 do 33; 60 do 33.25; 60 do 83.12%; ISSS
Union -99; 10 Union Prov Co 97.
AFTKHNOON *AI.I>
3000 Cleveland 2%; 6000 do 2%; 3000 Cons Mid- I
way 24; 8000 do 23%; 40 Mcx Pot Ltd com 33.25; '
300 do 33.12%; 10 do, buyer 30, 83.75; 10 do do !
83 62%; 70 Union 99; 10 Union Prov Co 07; 100 ■■
Palmer oil Co 1.53; 10 Mcx Pet Ltd pfd 63.
BANK STOCKS
• ' Bid. Asked.
All Night and Day Bank 40.00 125.00
Bunk of Southern California 100.00
8.-adway Bank and Trust 150.00 176.00
California Savings Bank 115.00 .....
Central National Bank ' 179.00 18<!.(IO
Citizens' National 200.00
Commercial National 160.00 .....
Equitable Savings Bank . 200.00
Farmers and Merchants Nt 1....271.00
Fi .eral Bank of Ljs Angeles... 12.50
First National 485.00 .....
German American Savings 3W.00 340.00
Globe Savings Bank 120.00
Homa Savings Bank of L. A...11K.00
Merchants' National 660.00 •■•"
Merchants Bank and Trust Co 145.00
National Bank of California ...190.00
National Bank of Commerce ...105.00 .....
Security Savlngj Bank 300.00 876.00
The Southern Trust Co 67.00 76.00
(50 per cent paid up)
U. S. National Bank >.... 1-45 i
INDCSTHIAL AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
Bid. A.1f.1.
Cal Portland Cement Co 65.00 85.00
California Hospital *°-w
BOison Electric pfd 70.00 70.50
Edison Electrlo com 60.00 62.00
Hawaiian Com and Sugar ■ 41.00
Home Telephone pfd 26.12Va '" —
Home Telephone com 4.75 6.60
Hutchlnson S P Co 17.00 19.0»
L A Athletic Club W.OO
L, A Brewing Co • 10°-»
L A Investment Co •■!'
Mexican Nat'l Ga-. com 17.00 88.00
Paauhau S P C- M.OO 28.00
Pao Mu' Life Ins Co of Ca1.290.00
Pao Con Btoue Co of Cal 6.07H
Pasadena Home T and T Co 35.00
Riverside Home T and T Cj J2.00
Ean Diego Honr- T and T Co 18.60
Santa Monica B H T pfd 2»-00
Sun Drug Co .2.'il
feaslde Water Co 100.00
Title O and Trust Cv pfd 175.00
Title I and Trust Co pfd 176.00
""tie I and Trust Co com 178.00
Title I •-•a Trust s«r C 176.00
U S L D T and T Co pfd.... 25.37%
t'nlon Security Corp pfd 100.00
Union Trust Co 30.00 33.00
Whlttler Home " and T Co 80.00
OIL STOCKS
PRODUCERS— ; •. Bid. Asked.
American Crude Oil Co -50
American Pet Co pfd .....' ..... 98.00
American Pet Co com 68.00 59.00
Associated Oil :.. 43.87% 44.50
California Midway Oil Co 60% .61
Central 1-85 1.89
Cleveland Oil Co 02% .03
Coalinga Central Oil Co "o
Columbia ls,o
Consol Midway OH Co 23% .23%
Continental Oil -35
Enos OH Co 1-00 .....
Euclid Oil Co ...... J -™
Fullerton Oil »-™
Clone 06 .15
Jade Oil Co ••£
Mexican Pet Ltd pfd 69.00 7».00
Mexican Pet Ltd com 33.12% 83.60
Mascot Oil Co ■ 6.00
New Pennsylvania Pet Co 76 1.10
Ollnda. Land Co (Oil) • -65
Palmer Oil Co 1-30 .....
Pedseus Oil Co «R*
Pinal Oil Co «■<»
Rice Ranch Oil Co l.«J>
Section Six Oil Co ..... ■»
Trader's 011. Co.."::::::::::::r.:^% 80.00
TTntnn •••• "b-b'tb JJ.w
Union Provident Co 98.87% 97.25
United Petroleum 98.00 103
United Oil Co 66 .69
Western Union 160.00
Yellowstone Oil Co .•••• ■">"
NON-PRODUCERS—
Oleum Development Co 03%
BOXJM
Bid. Asked
American Petroleum Co 80 80
Associated Oil Co J4H »stt
Corona City Water Co »' -
Ccrona Power a-.d V/ Co » 104
Cucamonga Water Co W "
Edison Eleo Co Ist n »J s»
Edison Elec Co old isßue 103 Jf*
Home Telephone Co 80 «
Home Tel Co Ist rfdg «*• T*
Huasteca Pipe Line JW
L A Pac Ist con mtgs * •• }°|li
L A Pac Ry gen con »J
L A I'uc Ry Ist rfdg " ■■ "
L A Rallwr ■ Co JJ» "
L A Traction Co 6s 10* W
L A Traction Co 6s Ml »<">
Mexican Nafl Oas Co .. ««
Mission Tram and R Co >7V»
Pac Elec Ry Co 100 "
PaclAc Light and Power C 0.... 98 100
Pasadena Home T and '»' Co 80
Prmona Con Water Co 102%
Santa Monica. Bay H T Co 80
Santa Monica H T and T Co iS%
Pnn Diego X T and T Ist ratgs .. 80
Temescal Water Co IWt •■
Union Transportation Co *> »2%
U S Long Dlat T and T Co .. i«
Vlsalla Water Co 87% ..
Whittler Home T and T Co 70 »0
DAILY MINING CALL
N° SaICS LISTED STOCKS
CALIFORNIA-- Bid. Asked.
Cal Hills M Co ) -u»
NEVADA— , ,
Johnnie Mng and Mil Co ••• ■«
Searchlight Parallel .„.. 7.00 M .01
METAL MARKETS
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.—Standard copper, |
dull: spot. October, November and D»oem
ber 20*12.30. London, easy; spot, £&v I
17s' 6d. 'Futures. £56 15s. Custom housu
returns show uxports of 332S tons so far
this month. Lake copper, $12.62 J2^>1..87 ,
electrolytic. $12.50^12.76; casting. $12.-o^
12Ti°n unsettled; «pot. 136.00; October.
135 62W036.70; November. $84.5<>W 3u.iiJ ;
London market weak, spot, £160 15s; fu
tULVad.qufet,"sl.4o(gi4.Bs; New York. »«fS«i
Ivea'd, quiet, $4.40®4.55; New York, Ug'^M,
04.8 TH, East St. Louis. London, spot>fj:i3
l7Spt?ter, quiet,* $6.60® 5.60 New \Yorlt.
$5.37Vi«f*5.42>,i East 6t. Louis, .London,
spot £22 15s. •
Iron. Cleveland warrants 49s 6d In Lon
don. Locally Iron was quiet. No. 1 foun
dary northern. $15.76<iji6.35, No. 2, $15.60^
16.00; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft, $15.45016.85. >,7-
COFFEE AND SUGAR
NEW YORK, Oct. —Coffee closed quiet,
net 6 points higher. Bales. 6750 bales. Oc
tober, $8.86; November, $8.90; December,
18.95; January, 18.9T; February, $B.SS;
Mar.h and April. 13.00; May. $9.01; June,
$9.02; July. $9.01; August and September,
$9.05. Spot coffee steady, unchanged.
Rugar —Raw, steady; muscovado, $3.450
3.6Q; centrifugal, 13.1) 4.00 molaaiea tug
ar, J3.00® 3.25. Refined, steady,
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE
Social service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, m*m- 1
ber New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade, itock and bond exchange of San
Francisco,
1 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.— Following were
the closing <iuotations:
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS— Bid. Asked.
Alameda Artesian W Co 6s 100
American River Eleo Co 6s 91% H
Associated Oil Co 5s M
| Huy Counties Power Co 5s 101%
1 '.ii 'entral Qai and Elec Im i"i
Cal Gas and Eloo gen M&CT 65.. BTTVi 88
California Btraet Cable Co 6s 100
California Wine Asnoclation 6s .... 85 90
City Electrio Co 6s 1 89
Contra Costa Water Co 5s 89
1 do gen mtg 5s J.. •■ 93%
Edison Light and Power 6| .....*..107
X I dv Pont de Nem Pdr 4V4s 83 88
First Federal Trust Co 6s 101%
I Ferries and Cliff House Ry 6s 100
Hawaiian Coml and I iis 101 102
Lake Tahoo By and T Co 5s 105
I.os Angeles Elec Co 6s 98
i Ix,s Angeles Gas and El Co t0... 98
] Los Angel«s Gas and Eleo Corp 6s BS
I Los Angeles Hallway 5s 106
| Los Angelos Lighting gd 5s 98
li< A Pao R R Ist con mtg 6s 101' i 102
[, A Pa ■ R v of Cal Bi 101
i Marln Water an^l Power* Co 85....10094
Market Street Cable 6s 164%
do Uy Ist cons mtg 5s 07% 88
Northern Ry Co to Cal 6s 110%
Northern Cal Hallway 5s i Ws
; Northern Cal Power Co 6s '"-'-
Northern Cal Power Con 5s 94'/a
Northern Electric Co Bs 88 90
Oakland Oaa Light and H 6s M%
Oakland Transit Co 6s 1S»
Oakland Transit 5s 101
Oakland Transit Con 5g I'l'
I Oakland Traction Con 6s 97',
Oakland Traction Co 5s 95
I Onkland Water Co gtd i.s 92 »dM*
j Omnibus Cable Railway 6s 102',j
Paolflc Oai Imp 4s 82
I Pacinc Electrio Ry Co Ba 104%
Paciflo I.lKht and Power Co 6s 88
do gtd 5s 10° , loa
Pacific Tel and Tel Co 5s 95%
I'ark and Cliff House Ry 6s 100
Park and Ocean R n 6s 100 ..
People's Water Co 5s 64% «5Vi
Powell Street Railway 8a 99
Bacramento Bleß Gas and Ry r>g...jni»i
San Joaquln Lgt and Power 6s ... 9614
B r Oak and San Jose Ry 6s 105,4 ■■
do 2d mtg 6a J™
S V Oak and S .T Con Ry 5s .-. 96
B J and Santa Clara Co R R 4%5.. .. 85
Sierra Ry of Cal 6s •■ 1™
HPR Rof Cal 6s 1912 101% 102%
do Ist c gtd g 6s, ■• 118
S P Branch Ry of Cal 6s 122% ■■
S P R R Co Ist rfdg 4s 95% 96
Stockton Gas and El Corp 65.., 10aV»
S V Water Co gen mtg 4s 90% ■•
United Gas and Elec Co 6s •• i««
United RP.Of S F 43..;... 66% 67%
Valley Counties Power Co 6s \. 19% 100
WATER STOCKS—
Spring Valley Water Co ■■•;•■■ .. «A
• CAS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS-
City Eleotrlc Co 51'« 63
North Cal Power Co Con .60 64
Oro Water L and PCo 60% 63
Pacific Lighting Corp pfd 76 11
do common ;••• °J ™
INSURANCE STOCKS-
California Insurance Co 74% »v
Fireman's Fund -•»
Pacinc Coast Casualty Co .. .......155
BTREET RAILROAD STOCKS—
California " "*
Presidio M *"»
POW.DER STOCKS-
E I dv Pont d« New pfd 83
do common 1™ "
Giant Consolidated Co 85 »>
SUGAR STOCKS- ■
Hawaiian Coml and Sugar Co .... 34% ■■
Honokaa Sugar Co 14 i»
Hutchlnson Sugar Plantation 16 17V6
Kllauea Sugar Plantation Co. li •■
Makawell Sugar Co 3- a»
Onomea Sugar Co 4014 41%
Paauhau S P Co » «V 4
Union Sugar Co •°™
OIL STOCKS—
Amalgamated Oil Co •■ 0!>
Associated Oil • *f*
Palmer oil Co ■••••• 1-s^ " v
Sterling Oil and Development Co.. 2 Jtt
West Const Oil pfd •••• W1
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS-
Alaska Packers' Association m
Cal Fruit Canners" Association ...101% ••
California Wine Association a^-s
North Alaska Salmon Co ««
Pac Auxiliary Fire Alarm ■■ •
Paelflc Coast Borax Co «» ••
Pac Tel and Tel pfd ■■ »
Pac Tel and Tel com 45^ 4b, 4
Philippine Tel and Tel Corp 23% ••
Mornlne sales—2ooo L A Railway 6s 105%;
loJo P.o\V. W.tVr 6s 64%; 8000 do 64%;: 6000
Rorlmr Valley 43 90%; 1000 Hawaiian 6s 101%;
10 AsfocTated yoil 44; 25 Hawaiian 34%; 10 Pac
Lighting pfd 76%; 35 Pac Tel com 4«%; 150 do
40ifUrn°oon Ji.a?esd^ i 'Hawa.lan 6. 101%; 1000
Oakland Traction Con 6. 17, 6000 Spring Valley
Water 4s 90V.' 1000 Pac Tel 6s 98%; 26 Ha
wauan 34%; 225 oTome 41; 25 do 40%; 20 Pac
Tel com 45; 75 do 46%^
CHICAGO GRAIN
Bpeclal service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
son, member of the Chicago board of trade.
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street.
Lof Angeles.
CHICAGO, Oct. I.—Th« wheat was a very
nervous affair today. Trade was somewhat
larger In volume than recently. Values »ew
lower early. higher later, then reacted sharply
after the shorts had covered. The latter sold
too freely on the ■ opening decline and were
forced to cover on the bulge of about lc from
the early low points. Early Argentine news
was largely favorable, but later news the re
verse. All cables, however, conceded that dry
weather continued. Some claimed fears of
frost in' some sections, others that it was too
hot. These contradictory reports kept the tra le
guessing. Mianwhlle export trade is non-ex
istent, bids on Manltobas about 2c bolow
workable limits, and there Is no noteworthy
dcmustlc demand. Although primary receipts
continue to run short of last year, there ia a
more rapid accumulation than last year, borne
Indication at the last that considerable wheat
had been sold by leading buyers yeaterday, as
well as some fresh lines' of short wheat put
out With the primary movement running so
light comparatively, and the Argentine news
bound to be a factor for some time to come,
we think wheat can he bought on the breaks
yet, accepting fair profits win ti shown.
Corn was subject to about the same sort of
changes as in wheat. Short selling ovcrdune
on early decline, shorts covered on a later
bulge, which was helped along by the wheat
strength and a better shipping call, then
turned easier again after the short Interest
bad iK-on . llminated. As in "wheat, there was
no important accession of new buying. Hard
frosts last night extended into northern ami
western lowa and Kansas, and phenomenally
heavy rains occurred in the Ohio valley.
Would only make sales on the hard spots.
Oats followed other grains. Trade, was of
liberal proportions. lowa a»aln selling oats
at the country stations today, one elevator line
reporting Ita purchases In northern lowa today
the largest of ony day of the crop.
Provision aborts bought the list. The most
urgent demand was for nearby lard, conges
tion being apparent in the October. There
was some! fair buying of November lard by
packers. OKeriß«» on the advances were suf
llcient to check any runaway tendency that
might have developed In October lard.
MAHKKT BAJHIKS
WHEAT- Open. High. Low. Close.
December .... $V * -99Vi l-gj I JBU
December .. ....... 1-04% 1.0H4 1.04H 1.04%
Yn\y ::::::::.::::.. 1.00*4 X.00»,4 .98V4 .90%
DeCceSbe7 »JJ \m •«% ' ■«%
May .M* •B3 -Ws "™
%£ lB. .::::::::: & :$. S* 3*
PORK— lg , B
May .^..::::.:".: 10.274 w.» io-27'4 10-33 Vi
SSK:::::::::: J:«* WWW
May ..""""" »•«* 9M 942W 9'47H
Cash auotatlons wero as follows: Flour
steady; No. I rye. 76>,4c: feed or mlxlns
barley 60@60c; fair to choice malting, 70«>
7414 c flax seed. No. 1 southwestern. ?2.62;
No', i northwestern. 15.66; Timothy se«d,
S'6 50«i8.50; clover, »5.00©14.60; tne«s pork,
per barrel, 118.50018.75; lard, per 100 lt>»..
,1112.110; short ribs, eldos (loose), JIO.B7H©
•
HEAVY POTATO RECEIPTS
CAUSE SLUMP IN MARKET
Irregularity Prevails in Cheese.
Bellefleur Apples Advance.
Citrus Fruits Decline
Heavy shipment! of potatoei to the local
mark" ■ and do increa. In the demand
caused a drop In prleee yesterday and tilt
u,-neral tone m oheeae wai weak, altnoug"
several varieties advanced a traotion. Can
taloupei were weak and iiepi ■ ilrm, out
no advance wai noted In tho latter, the
price remaining at Jscii»l a lufl box roi
The decline In potal caused the most
comment In market olrcles. On the «>-
clianiiß Hlghlande were marked up at il.li
5j1.40 as against a former quotation 01
j1.40&1.50, an,l there were mure potatoes
sold at |I.UOMI than at the larger prlcu.
While potato recelpta yeeterday we.c
light car lot buyers ware unable to muvu
their stock on hand and are l.ajing ue
murrage ror the cars on hand. It was re
ported that on acoount of the low prices
heing paid that digging has been iu«pena<
at the north. If this report is correct, says
the Market Reporter, the market shouM
recover before the end of the week.
The price of Bsllefieur apples advanced
to the trade 5c a bo*. Baldwins were l.
lower and Ked Pearmalm dropped lac '■'
26c a box. Bpltunburga declined 15c a
box and Imlth Clden were offered to thu
trade at 11.26 a box.
The price of cranberries dropped oOc a
barrel, to i'J. The price on grapefruit de
qlined 25c to koi a box. Lemons and or
anges were also Quoted at 50c lower than
the previous day. Cantaloup*! declined to
$2 a box. with a light demand to oantend
with, Uartlett pears advanced to 51.7;, for
the best, whereas they have brought aa
low as f 1.25 a. box. Quinces declined luc,
to OOc a box.
Dried apricots declined lc, to 12<fe>13c.
Prices were lowered slightly on new dried
figs. Dried peaches, pears and plums were
firmer.
Cabbage declined 16a a sauk and cauli
flower 26c. The market was easier on cel
ery. •
There was a sufficient supply of all kinds
of fish on hand to meet the demand.
KECEIITS
The following gives the total receipts of
produce for the last 24 hours, excepting
shipments of eKKS. butter and cheese, origi
nating outside of California.
Last Last
Today. Week. .'Year.
Eggs, cases 23 68 93
Butter, pounds 28,276 9,744 35,1118
Cheese, pounds 989 640 18,6tJ0
Potatoes, sacks 661 555 1,877
Onions, sacks 81)0 ... 1-5
S. Potatoeß, sacks ... S!0« 259 245
APPles, boxes 4,236 11,400 3,359
PRICKS
Kggs, doz 41-45 43 43-47
Butter, roll 67 65 72 V 4
PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the official prices of pro
duce to retailers as compiled by the Market
Reporter:
EGGS —Local ranch, candled, 45c; do case
count, buying price, 41c; eastern fresh, 35c;
eastern storage, packed extra, 32c; do, stor
age seconds. 27c.
BUTTER— price to trade, 2Hc
higher; California creameries, extras, 33V4c;
do firsts, 32c; cooking, 25c; ladle, 25c.
CHEESE— Northern fresh, 17@18c; local,
18c; Oregon Daisy, 19c; eastern singles.
19c; do Twins, 18'^c; eastern Daisies, luo;
eastern Long Horns. IO0>OVi«; eastern
cheddara, 20c; Imported swlss, 32c; .lack,
19c; domestic swlss, 22@24c; cream brick,
19c; limburger, 19c; Roquefort, 38c; Edam,
$5@8.50; Canadian cream, box, $1.
BEANS—No. 1 pink. »6.50; No. 1 llmas.
15.00; No. 1 Lady Washington, $4.50; No.
1 small whites, |5; No. 1 blaekeyes. J5.5U;
No. 1 Qarvanzas, $4.50; No. 1 California len
tils. $7.
POTATOES— Highland, cwt, $1.40@15O:
local Burbanka, |1.25; Salinas, $1.70; yellow
sweets, $1.50.
ONIONS—LocaI yellow Danvers, 11.75:
northern, $175: do Australian browns, $1.75;
local, 11.75; local alver skins, ug box, $1;
garlic, 7a b.
FRESH FRUITS — Apples — Bellefleura
SI'S 1.10; 4i,i tier, 90c; Pearmalns, white
winter, 4-tler, $1.25; do red, 4H-tler, |i;
Fall Pippins, 4-tler, $1; Jonathans, Califor
nia, $1.65; 4H-tler, 91.35; Baldwin, 4-tler.
11.85; 4Vi-tler. (1.25; Greenings, 4-tier, Jl.Ba;
Spitzenbergers, 4-tler, $1.76; 4*4-tler. $1.35.
BERRIES —Strawberries, per baaket, 8c;
raspberries, per basket, 10c; blackberries,
per basket, 10c; cranberries, bbl., $9.50.
CITRUS FRUlTS—Grapefruit, seedless.
53.75; seedlings. $2.75; lemons, $465; Val
enclas oranges, 94@4.50.
TROPICAL —Bananas, lb. 4@4Wo; Fara
dates, lb., 10@ 13c; golden dates, lb., 7a;
alligator pears, doz. 93.6004.50; pineapple:,
11)., 4@70.
.MISCELLANEOUS — Local cantaloupes,
crate, $2; Casabas, crate, 91.50; fLKs, box,
$1.00; Muscat grapes, lug box, 75cffijl;
peaches, per box, 91 g 1.25; Bartlett pears.
92.75 box; plums, crate, 91.50; prunes,
$1.50; quinces, lug box, 90c; watermelons,
I*4® 2 lb.
VEGETABLES—Northern artichokes, doz.
91; green asparagus, 15c lb; bell peppers, lb
4@sc; beets, doz. hunches, 25c; cabbage,
sack, 75@85c; red cabbage, 3c lh.l carrots,
doi. bunches; 25c; cauliflower, crate, 91.26 ip
1.50; celery, crt., $2.25@2.50; cucumbers, box
60c; green corn, box. 80@66c; corn husks,
lie; egg plant, lb., 2^4c; horseradish, lb.,
25c; okra, 6c lb.; lettuce, crt., 91.25; peas,
5@70 lb.l p#rsley, doz., 25c; northern straw
berry rhubarb, box, $1.75; spinach, doz., 20
®25c; sprouts, 12V4c; summer squash, lug
box, 25635 c; young onions, doz., 20c; tur
nips, doz. bunches, 20c; tomatoes, 26@500;
yellow, 75e.
PRUNES—3O-40s, 9@loc: 40-SOS, 9@loc; 80-60S,
8@9o; 60-70 S. 7e; 80-90S, «He; 90-100s, «c.
RAISINS —2 crown, loose, 50-Ib. boxes,
3*»c lb; 3 crown, do, 4c; 4 crown, do, 4Vic;
London layers, 2 crown, 20-lb. box. $1.16;
do, 3 crown, $1.25; do 4 crown, $1.50; Sul
tanas, bleached, 607 c lb; unbleached. 44T
5c lb; seeded raisins, 16 oz. pkgs, 7c; do; 12
oz. 6c. ■
NUTS —Fancy IXL almonds, 17 Me lb; bra
zils, 14@15c lb; cocoanuts, 90c; filberts, 14c
lb; pecans, XX, 15c; do XXX, 160 lb; east
ern peanuts, 7<3>7%e lb: do Japan, 6Mic;
plnenuts, 18c; No. 1 assorted walnuts. 16o;
do. budded, 18c; eastern popcorn, cwt, $3.&0;
do local, 93.50.
RlCE—Fancy Honduras (Carolina) 96.75
cwt; choice Honduras (Carolina) $6ffi6.50;
Japan grades, $3.75@4; Island, $5.50;
broken. 93.50.
HONEY—White water extracted. 9c lb,
do whtto. B%c; do light amber, 8c: comb,
water white, 1-lb frames, 18c; do white, 17e;
do light amber, 14c; beeswax, 300 lb.
LIVB STOCK—Packers pay f. o. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers. E@sHc; beef heif
ers, 4"/a&sc: beet calves. s*&S>6c; mutton
wethers, $5.50@0; mutton ewes, 95@5.50;
mutton lambs, 98.50(313.75; hogs, lie.
POULTRY —Turkeys, live, 25@260 lb;
large hens 4 lbs. up, 19c lb; do small, 2V4W
«V 4 lbs. 17c lb; broilers, 1 to l*i lbs. 17c lb;
friers. 1 >-i to 3 lbs. 17c lb; roast chicken,
18c lb; ducks, 16c lb; geese, 110 lb; squaos,
$1.50 doz; old roosters, 8c lb.
CHILI —Evaporated, strings, JOe lb; green,
4o lb; chili teplns, 75c lb; Japan, 16< :
ground, Be.
HAY (baleo) —The following quotations
furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Storage
Co.—Barley, 912.50@14.60; tame oat, ton.
914@16.50; alfalfa, ton. $13.60® 14.50;
wheat hay. $14«15.
MILL FEED —Bran, 91.55; whole corn,
91.75; cracked corn. $1.80; feed meal. $1.55;
rolled barley, 91.18; oil cake meal, $:'SO;
shorts, $1.80; Kaffir corn. $1.75; whit, oats,
$185; eaatern red oats, $2.25; wheat, ori
ginal sacks, cwt. $1.90; wheat, 100-lb.
saoks. $1.95. # «..,-..
11.75; Bhort clear Bides (boxed). Jll-75©
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 40,000 bu»hel». Primary receipt!
were 1,157,000 bushels, oompared with 2.
--042,000 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 78 cars; coin. 258 cars; outs. 11*
cars; hogs, 12.000 head.
MOVjmKNT OF PBODCCB
Articles— Receipts. Shipment*
Flour, barrels 33.400 30,31.0
Wheat, bußhel 72,000 10.31)0
Corn, bunhel. 208,700 65,800
Oats, bushels 199,800 3U0,4U0
Ity«. bushels •••• 00°
Barley, bushels 5!,600 28.100
Fir»t r»rin«ive | L O s Angeles Office 1 nom«nri?sti
w^uVu-e. 1 i Hotel Alexandria \ Maln <K"><>
mmmmmmmm^ 212 West Fifth Street imm^m—mm
irLuco I n WILSON .eS2
Mills Bldg. Jl Ul ffILUUII During
Palace Hotel B . G LATHROP, Manager Winter
mmuammmi&mmm Correspondents
e,v SSttu** I Harris, Winthrop & Co. I chhjjgg-
Kx.lian«e. | New York. Clilrago. fitrli. I/>inton. B ot Trade.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS ,
" N-AMB """ OIIICEItS
C, —; ~~ ~~ "" Si. F. ZOMUKO, President,
entral National Bank jamks b. oist, caahier.
Capital, ww.ooo. ._
I. E. corner Fourth and Broadway. Su.iius and" Undivided Profits, WM.CW
' — — — ' WAHUKN niU.BLBN, President.
roadway Bank & Trust Company A . w kedman. cashier.
888-810 Kroadway, Bradbury Building Su^l'ua and'i:ndlvldfd Front.. »247,C0«
U— ——^^————— ISAIAS W. HEL.LMAN. President.
nited States National Bank p. w. smith, cashier.
Capital 1200,000.
P. B. corner Main and Commercial. Eun.lv ami Profit*. »73,000.
CH J WATKKS, President,
itizens National Bank wm. w. ,woog3. cashier.
Capftal, J1,000,000.
B. W corner Third and Main. Surplus. IW.OOO. _.
—— w A BONYNGE, Pnoiaent.
Clommercial National Bank newman kssick. ca»hi.r.
P ,01 , Spr,n, comer Fourth. S^J^ZtejP^. N.^
Farmers & Merchants National Bank i\V II lI'I-M Presliient.
Farmers Merchants National Bank Su?pl»a and Proflta, cashier.
Cornar Fourth .nd Main "■■"''"• *^™«*. "^ ■
Fir^t National Bank &* s^^Jj^K^'™"-
Caplt.'. stock, J1,260,000.
S B corner Heoond and Spring. Surplaß and ProHts, $1.685.000.
■ — — ■ — W. H. HOIXIDAY, President.
Merchants National Bank • ■ cha^ oreenb, ca»hi«r.
Wl S. E. corner Third and Spring. SuVpluV anV'-ndlvldod Profit.. tSSOM
National Bank of California li. \ moKwe, ; ckshier.
N E -cornpr Fourth and Spring. Vum'.i'"-' n'rfi 'rndlvld"d Proflf. 11.10.M*
LOS ANGELES SAjmiG^JANKS^ „
S^ ECURITY ;
Largest and Oldest in the Southwest
K»ourc, $29,000,000.00
r.j. tb. blh«.t rat., .f lnt.r«* «4>« •» tl« m«.* Übe«. t.rm. coD.Ut.at -IU.
•ennd. conaervativ* banking.
I Largest and Best Equipped Safe Deposit and Storaga
I Vaults in the Southwest.
1 Security Build'ng Spring and Fifth Streets J
NAHUIMKSM
mmjSl&P m" THE. BANK Wl TM THE **^H
J^ EFFICIENT SEJRVIGE.^
X SPRING ANA FOURTH ST3^ M
HARNESS 7rr,T"S^' .treet. "" SADDLERY
NEW YORK COTTON
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Aided by better Liv
erpool cables today's opening prices showed
from 13 to 20 points gain. On reallz arou
noon the market sagged oft, but failed to ie
act as far as last nlghfs closing, and In the
afternoon rallied again, helped by the news
that the Manchester lockout had been settled
and that the mills would reopen on Monday
next Some slightly less favorable W«»thei
conditions In portions of the belt also helped
the rally. The closing was strong. Notwith
standing today's continued strength it Is cer
tainly but reasonable to expect a material re
action after this great upward mover
Without doubt the technical condition of the
market is weaker than for some time, and this
is rather an element of danger which should
cause caution as to taking on cotton around
"&&&. ~n,ed as fo,lows Low -Close-
January £.30 1U £g gjj
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•I u"f ii'ii iiiii ii!ie v.a urn
Jul [Vw v 05 13.90 13.98 14.00
Bi|i|i||lf
OHIO CORN
nMriNNATI, Oct. e.-Conslderable progress
asalnst 13,730,000 last year.
1 * t
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEEBE
sa.Wiifti'A*}«»■? ""■>■ "i>"'
"^HTrIGO Oct 6.-Butter steady, cream-
America., Lon K Horns. 18^c.
LONDON WOOL
TONDON Oct. 6.— A large and fine »e
--merino" "vhi.h W.r. Uk« <»' i™ 11""?^
Account. Lower sorts w ere steadier. 180
ottering! today numbered 14.m.
STOCKHOLDERS REQUEST
OFFICERS' RESIGNATION
Stockholders of the Hell Water company
of the town of Bell, Just outside the south
east border of Uo* Angeles, requested their
directors to resign at a mass ousting held
there last night. The meeting th«n ud
lournod for one week when. it was an
nounced, the resignations will be received
and aoceiitad. or "further action" will be
Tho mass meeting was the outgrowth
of tho recent annual election uf live direc
tors. The oomyuny U a. community af
fair and for »ome tlma th«re have b»en two
factions. The minority faction elected the
directors, but a committee appointed by
the dissatisfied ma.iorltv at a stockholder*'
meeting called after tho election. Investi
gated and made a report charging that In
eight cases stock has been voted by per
sons who did nut own it and In six other
cases stockholders had voted more stocK
than they owned.
This report wa« considered at the mass
meeting held last night and dissatisfaction
was expressed with the directors. Among
the recommendation! offered and adopteu
was the une ciUlhiK for the rMlfUUlona.
CASHIER'S SENTENCE 20 YEARS
AUBURN, N. V., Oct. 6.—ln tho t'nlt
ed States court here today J. Howard
Lowery, the def&Uitltlg nssistant cash
ier of the Utica National bank, pleaded
guilty. JiuiKe Ruv Mntanced him to
twenty years in tho federal Deniten
tiury at Atlanta.
?| Watch Our @
new building. It will soon start.
It will be built over our heads, Jg
but we are not going to move, M
and we will hare a line new U
banking home and large, commo- Jjj
iHouh »afe deposit vaults, it
mv pro jfr mt tx cafi B
FACTS AND FINANCE
of the
California Oil Industry
Written and Compiled y
By WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS.
Editor California Oil News and Dlgaat.
Expressly for
ATLANTA OIL CO.
This Edition Is Limited —Get a copy
with the Compliments of
J. K. I.EVI, Fiscal Agent,
411 South Main St. Los Angeles. Cal.
HOMF SAWMS BAMKj
WrIi*AMAWIA Hsm fllO»
Six months savings •c-^S' fl
counts earn four per cent. One/SrjHL/
dollar or more will start you. MmaiS£j&f
Begin to save and earn now. HI l&
FIFTH t> SPUING JTJ. -j»__
BREAKS DEADLOCK AND
GETS GAME WARDENSHIP
"W. J. Durm was appointed county
jramo warden yesterday by the board
of supervisors by a vote of 3 to 2 to
fill the vacancy left by the death of
W. B. Morgan.
Durm is said to have been the cholca
of Supervisor McCabe. A deadlock
existed for several days in the ballot
ing of the board for the filling of the
vacancy.
The salary carried by the position Is
|12E a month, with $40 from the state
for the dutiM as nre warden. J. H.
Bant* has been acting warden since
Morgan's death.
JOSEPH BOGART, MUSICIAN
AND COMPOSER, IS DEAD
Joseph Bogart, 50 years old and one
of the well known musicians of tho
city, died at his home, 4H3 South Pre
mont avenu«i yesterday after an illness
of only two days.
Ah. Bogart was a member of Moore's
band and also played with the Venk'9
and Catalina bands. In addition to
a well known band musician ho
ujh also known as a composer, several
of his eomposltions being popular with
local bands. Funeral gervlCM Will 1)6
held Saturday, the final arrangements
to be completed today.
FRUIT GROWERS MEET IN DEC.
STOCKTON, Oct. 6.—Announcement
was received from State Horticultural
Commissioner J. W. Jeffrey this morn-
Ing that the State Fruit Growers*
convention would be held in this city,
during tho first week In December.
Ho requested that commit com
posed of three citizens each be ap
pointed for reception, entertainment
and publicity, respectively.
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