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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are the wholesale jobbing prices:
CITRUS FRUITs-Oranges, sl4l.6O; lem
ons. 81 25925o; tangerines. 9ocqSl; grapefruit
V (AaiP5iP5LEs-s1 4 5O0s2 box.
CRABAPPLES-$110 lug box.
BANANAS-3a44c pound.
POTATOES (cwt) Highland, Io5;
Oregon Burbauks, S2,6Oq2.75; sweet potatoes,
81 50a3.00 new potatoes, $L25ql5O.
VEGETAB ABLES-Beets, per dozen bunohes
250 soc; string beans, "a Sc pound; carrots
259SOc doz punches; turnps, % q SOe; green
onions 25D30c dozen; celery, 75c4 VIA
dozen; caulihower, S1.25 dozen; horseradlsh'
l352c ID; lettuce, 100000 crate; tomatoes,
3O5 4Oc crate; brussels sprouts, 9@10c lb'i
cabbage 1c a pound; rhubarb, 9Oc@i lug
box; chicory, 95Q40c doz; artichokes' i5c
doz; oyster plant 45c doz; parsnips' DOC
doz: cucumbers, 20450c lug box; asparagus.
So 25a2 rs crate; egg plant, Ease lb.; bell pep
pers 6q10c lb; peas, 445c lb.; olSra, 4Oc lb.i
summer SQUASH 20@25c lug box; green
corn, 4Oa5Oc lug box; red cabbage, 2q2l2c
Lima beans, ~ a 4c lb.
HONEY-Extrac'od W. w. 6O-lb can,
7lAc; white do, &c; light amber do 6q6Aci
comb w. W, lib frames, 15c; white comb, IA;
comb light amber, 14c beeswaX, pound, soc.
FGGs-Extra select, Sec; California ranch
candled, SAC; local case count, Slc; eastern
BITT TEK-creamery extra. 2.ib. roll.
62l5c; creamery hrsts, 6Oc: eastern extras 55c;
CHEESE (per pound)-Northern fresh.
1
America c0c: Anchor, hand. 21c; eastern
single, 1sci do twins. 17lAo; do Gheddsrs
17c; do longhorns, iS1ae; do Daisy lsS S
Iso; cream brick, zoe; limburger. 2o92lc;
~Hfia, BEANS 600 lbs>-smau white, $3.50;
Lady Washington. $3.50; No l pink, $500;
blackeye $3.50; Lima, S450 Garvanzas,
s4a4 80: lentils, $6q625; bayou, $780,
ONIONS (cwt.)-S1. 2542O0; Bermudas' SIG
1.25; white wax, 81.
CHILL tpound)-Evaporated 991oo; sun
dried, 12c; ground. Sc; Mexican black, 16ei
green chilli. 345c
GARLIC-6q7c ib.
NUTS (per lb.)--Almonds, fancy XXI and
Ne Plus. 14915c; Brazls, 16@l6oi hloerts'
t4@15e; pecans, 12@1sc; California pea,
nuts. raw. &c; roasted &c; eastern, tag
SC; Japan peanuts sac; roasted 20 addi-
tonal; No. l fancy walnuts. l4Q lSei aS
small No. 2. 1oc pine nuts 1Aci eocoahuS'
per doz. s5@sOc; bitter almonds, 500 bas-
ket: black walnuts. &c ID.
DRIED FRUITS (per ib)-Apples evapor'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 2S.-Flour, fam
lily extras, $1,000 $50; bakers, s6.40Q6.SO;
oregon and Washington, $5S0@6S0i ship
ping wheat, $1S5@1.9o; milling, $iS5; feed
barley. S1.37la @1.4O; brewing. s1.421a q 1.45;
chevaller, S1.5Oa1.6O; red oats 0Q19O,
black, s2,5O@2.75; middlings, $S6.5O@ $3.50;
oatmeal, $50; rolled barley, sS1 0S2; oat
groats $500; rolled oats, S4O@4l; wheat
hay, $15Q1S; wheat and oat, $lS@ l6'5 0;
wild oat, $11014; tame oat SlSG16.50; bar
ley. $12@1S; alfalfa, s11Q 1S; straw. 5O@ 75c :
pink beans, $S@31O; lima, $4,000 80 ;
small white. $7Q75O large white. S4.50Q .;
Salinas Burbank potatoes, $1.25q 100 river
reds, 65 a soc; Merced sweets, S2@2 225; fancy
onions 75c; common, 65c; green peas, 20
Sc string beans. 1@2hc; egg plant, 400 65c;
green peppers. 25@ soc; tomatoes. 5Oc @ 81
summer squash, 950 soc; garlic, S@5c; Gu
cumbers, 4OQ65c old ROSTERS S4@5; young,
5000; small hroilers, $2.5o@S; large $325@
$50; fryers, $5@5.50; hens. s4.50q9; old
ducks S4@45O; young s5Q7; geese. Sl50@
.; goslings, $L50Q9i old pigeons, $1Q12oi
young, s2@2,25.
Receipts-Flour 5994; wheat, 1S47i barley
1905; oats 1894; beans, 1347; corn, 25i poo-
tatoes, 75iO; onions, $50; bran, 40; mid
dlings, 6; hides, $40; wine 23,2Oo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
UNION PACIFIC
BEGINS STRONG
HARTMAN ISSUES LATER BE-
COME WEAK
PRICES AT LAST HOUR BEGAN
TO REBOUND
Stock Market Shown Clearly to Be in
Sensitive State and Depends on
Developments of Next
Few Days
TRy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-From the irregular
and reactionary course of prices today 1t is
clear the stock market is still in highly sem
sitive state and depends largely on the devel-
orments of tho next few days. Foremost
among these is the health of e. H. Hartman,
concerning which the usual conflicting rumors
were again current but Of which more def
mite knowledge must be obtalnabe.
The day brought the usual grist Of over
Sunday news. Traffic officials of leading rail-
way systems in the middle west virtually
unanimous In their declarations that business
is steadily mounting hgher-in some instances
beyond all expectatons-with an especially
large movement In merchandise.
Berlin cables were most optimistic, with re-
ported steady betterment In Germany's usual
condition.
Taking its cue from London, where Ameri-
cans especially Union Pacific We're active and
strong, the New York market began opera
ticns In much tho same fashion The ad-
vantage was neeting. however, vigorous SELL
ing Of the Hartman issues soon wiping out
all advances, and by noon prices OF Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific were under last sat
urday's lowest prices while strong pressure
was being exerted upon Reading and United
States Steel.
Colneident with The decline in Hartman is
sues was statement that no changes would
occur In dividends OF Union and Southern Pa
einc at the directors meeting tomorrow.
Prices rallied somewhat before the last hour,
when the street" received word that Mr..
Hartman had sent assurances to his asso-
ciates from the steamer now bringing him
homo of his good condition"
For a brief time this news was without
effect, but In final trading there were sharp
rebounds In Union and Southern Pacific and
United States Steel, which carried them we'll
above previous high prices of the day. The
rally. was in progress when the market closed
a
Panama TO meet canal pay roll requirements
the money market developed new feature.
The bond market easy with only mod
rate trading in the better known issues. To-
tai sales, par value 50, 2S5.OO0. United States
IS advanced y per cent and the registered IS
per cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Wheat Drops 25c a BusheI

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug, 2S,--Cash wheat TO-
day broke 25c bushel. being one OF the
o,reatest one-dav declines on record No. /
northern wheat today broke 15c from the
opening price, dropping from s1.25 OF Sllo
opening figures today were 10c under satur-
days quotations OF s1.35 making total
dac1ina Of 25o since Saturday. Today It
sold early at S1.25 but when it was found
there were 445 cars of wheat received. OF
which los contained old wheat. l60 ne"
crop winter and $50 new crop spring, the
northern went down 2Oc, selling at SlO5'
compared with s1.25 Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24

rated, 7@7hc; apricots. s91Oo; black hgs.
&c: do white, 30: lemon and orange peel.
fancy, 10-lb. boxes. per lb., 1be; nectarineA
7Ac; evaporated peaches, 7QSc; pears do.
1O911c; plums. SQ9c; loose muscatels. SO
SC: sultanas, 4Q41ac
NECTARINES-5Oq lug box.
PEARS-Bartlett, 90c
PLUMS-Tragedy prunes, e0c; common
plums 90 a 75c; Satsuma, 5o96oc.
. WATERMELONS-50c 9$1.
GRAPES-Thompson seedless, 81 4-bas-
xet crate, muscat, 80 O095c lug box; Concord,
$3.50 4-basket crate; Malaga, SQ110; Delaware
81 % 4-basket crate.
PEACHES-359 a soc lug box.
CANTALOUPES-$1 $1.10@1.35 large local
crate; casaba melons, 90c@$1.25 crate.
FIGs-Blacl, s1@125 crate; white, 81
crate; calamyrna. 81.
CURRANTS-s1.2 .25 4-hasket crate
LoQUATs-2@3 Sc pound.
BERRIES-Strawberri 2h a 40 a box:
raspberries. 5Q7o box; blackberries, 10
box.
PINEAPPLEs-4@5 ID.
pRUNEs-santa Clara basis GAci Sat-
side. 4c
DATEs-sc III.
APRICoTs-4Oa5Oo lug box; peach apri.
cots. SOC lug box.
MUsHRoOMs-s2 5O9s a basket
POULTRY (Buying priee)-Liye weight:
Old roosters. &c; stays, &c; hens 1S914o
per lb; ducks. 12@13c; geese, 13c; turkeys.
zoo 23o; squad pigeons. $1.269l75 per dozs
fryers. 15@16c; broilers; roosters, 149l
aens, 1sc; young roosters. zoe; fryers. 25es
broilers. 27c; old fosters. SO; turkeys 20
a CSC; geese, 1Sc: ducks. 1791sc. Dressed
weight averages from 30 to SO higher than
live weight
LIVE STOCK-steers, AZ @4hc; hefers.
sILc: cows SAc; calves, SC; wethers S4.eo
@5,oo a head ewes, s3.5o@4o0i lambs
s3.O00325; hogs. 10000 lbs. ThQ7&os
hogs. 100000 lbs. 797Ac.
Butter and Eggs at Retail
Butter, Glib. fancy ....,.s..'...-'.'.s .IO
Butter 2-lb roll. choice .............. 30
Cooking butter. 2-pound roll ...ss..'.. 80
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Market Ranges

cash quotations were follows: Flour,
weak; feed or mixing barley. 5o@ Sac; fair
to choice mailing, Goa csc; No. l northwest
ern naxseed, S1.37; No l southwestern $l45;
timothy seed S375; clover, s1130; mess
pork, per bbI., s22.4O@ PEAS; lard, per 100
lbs, $i2.O21a short ribs sides, loose, $ll5O
d11.75; short clear sides, boxed, Sl2l21 p
1926.
Total clearances Of wheat and flour were
equal to 231, coo bushels. Primary receipts
we're 1888 900 bushels. compared with l.
1000 the same day last year. The visible
eunn1v of wheat in the United States in
creased 1877. 900 bushels for the week. The
amount on ocean passage increased $4,000
bushels
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
136 cars; corn 327 cars; oats, 675 cars;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
California Dried Fruit Prices

quiet; fancy, S%@91Ac; choice, SGSl5c;
prime, ~ a7Ac; common to fair 696ac'
Prunes, firm; local spot unchanged, ranging
from sc for Oregon fruit Aprieots are
steady: choice, 1O@1OAc; extra choice 101s
@1O@ c; fancy, 11Q1Sc Coast advices indi-
cate a firm market for peaches, with higher
prices but the spot market continues quiet
and UNCHANGED; choice, a % extra choice
6H @6&c; fancy 7Q716c Raisins, dull
loose muscatels, 3h h@41sc; choice to fancy
seeded, 4%@ @6lac; seedless, ~ 95c; London
LAYERS sI1561 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24


NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-There was an apa-
thetic feeling in the local cotton market
throughout almost .he entire day, but trading
was extremely dull and the market low. Crop
reports from Texas were generally bulllsh'
some authorities claiming heavy deterioration,
but the report by Entomologlst Hunter that
80 per cent of the boil weevil had been Killed
in the southwest by recent heat was thought
10 confirm some recent theories that the recent
hot weather had done much good In killing
the boil weevil as it had done harm to the
p.ant Spot demand for American consump-
tlon continues very poor, aside from some
Inquiries for old grade.
The Evening Post says: Today's cotton
market was tame and without special interest
and fluctuations were within a very narrow
compass The trade is generally holding on
for the government repore due next week, the
belief being that it will be bullish in its md
ings At the same time the professional ele-
ment is timid and not disposed to take the
initiative i'm trading. Hence the market IS
marking time, favorable reports are coming
from abroad, principally from Manchester
where 1t Is believed trade interests are i'm
proving The weather reports from the south
are, for the most part, of negative charac-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
FIRMNESS PREVAILS
IN LOCAL MARKET
shipments of Eastern Eggs Cause
Weakness Here-Grapes, Canta-
loupes, PIums and Tomatoes
Advance

The week in the Los Angeles market
opened with general frmness in both trult
and Vegetables Stock either remained
steady at quotations or advanced.
Shipments of eastern eggs are reachlng
market regularly. Offerings yesterday were
below established quotations and the com
codity was decidedly weak, affecting the
price of local eggs. These. however with
stood the pressure and moved fairly on the
strength of light receipts.
Tomatoes advanced to 500 4oc a lug box
The market was practically cleaned UP. win
a display of prudence on the part Of the
growers in not shipping in too great quanti-
ties it Is believed profitable prices can be
restored permanently.
Cantaloupes advanced to sll0@ 1.So a
large crate. Standard crates sold at 5o@
60c. 49,,
Grapes were firm at advanced quotatlons
Nuscats were the manstay of the market
selling at 600 95c lug box.
Plums advanced an average OF l5c a lus
box. Tragedy plums sold readily at 9Oc.
Watermelons advanced a triie. the new
range being from soc to 81 a hundred
pounds, according to size.
All fish except mackerel were scarce
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
suosr and Coffee

NEW YORK, Aug, 23,-Coffee futures
closed quiet net unchanged to points
higher. Sales 1850 bags including Sept. and
March at 535c; May and July at $40. Spot
quiet; No. 7 Rio IA @71so; No. Santos
S1s a &c; mild. dull; Cordova, Sh a l2c
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3.64oi cen
trifugal 90 test, 414c; molasses sugar, S99ci
refined steady; crushed, 5.75c; powdered,
5l5c: granulated. 5,05c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S,-Fancy apples,
s1m1.65: common, 3O@S5c; Strawberries,
S4m5: blackberries. S293; huckleberries, 10
a12hc; raspberrles S54S; ordinary grapes
35c@$125; common pears, 75cQ 81; fancy
S5c@$125; Bartlett, S15935 ton; common
peaches, zoe; fancy, 75c common plums 25c,
fancy, 75c; ounces, 5Oq Zoe; Valencia Or
anges $15OG3; Mexican lines. $685. com
mon California lemons, Sl,5OQ25O; good TO
choice SS0S50; fancy, $40 $50; watermel-
ons $1@2; nutmegs, 400 60c; fancy canta-
loupes 1925; common 5oci bananas 15c@
SS; pineapples $1.50Q250.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Treasurv Conditions

WASHINGTON, Aug. 93,-The condition
OF the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows: General fund-Stand-
ard silver dollars s1,555550; current llabili-
ties. S97,787, ,G35; working balance in the
treasury, s3O,SO4, sos; in bank to credit of
treasury, s89.144,O51; subsidiary silver coin
s25, ,SO2.S73; minor coins, S2403,0l5; balance
Gold coin, sS56 642, 500; silver dollars, s4s6-
100000: silver dollars of 1890, s41S0, 600;
silver certificates outstanding, $4s6,790,00O
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Boston Stocks
speclal service to The Herald by f. T. HUT
ton & Co. Il2 West Third street. Los Angelica

BOSTON. Aug. 23-The morning session OF
the Boston copper market ruled very quiet
and changes were small Some recessions
were noted in a few Of the active issues but
II cannot be said there Is any conslderaDl'e
selling pressure around the market. North
Butte is holding around 5s and Lake arouhu 1.I,
1eIL T,baee have been the active issues. Cal
unet and Arizona is a point lower, but Osce-
ola is ~ points higher. Some OF the low
priced shares like that of Miami, are IN
clined to hrmness. Considering the ls se.itits
Shares are holding extremely well. There Is
nothing Of consequence in tn enidustrial or
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
MINING QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.-The Nevada
mining stocks were moderately active this
morning, with trade chiefly confined to pro-
fessional dealers. Consolidated sold down to
65s in the east and this market closed weak,
with $3.50 bid Fraction received some local
support and moved up a point. Daisy was
weak and sold at % cents, % cents being the
best bid at the end Of the session. Florence
was firm, with 1896 bid.
The Tonopah list remained strong, while tho
balance of the outside districts showed a ten
dency to soften.
Following the closing quotations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Visible Supply of Grain

NEW YORK, Aug. 93,--The visible supply
of grain in the United States on saturday
August 81 as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange, was Wheat, S,5S4,O00
bushels. Increase of 100000 bushels. Corn,
:, 900. increase 10000, Oats, S,4lS,00O,
Increase 971. 90. Rye, 173.0OO increase 49,
600. Barley, 10000, increase $1,000 bushels
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

. Shipments of oranges and lemons from {:
> Los Angeles Friday, Aug. 20, were 40 e
. carloads of oranges and 32 carloads of s.
3 lemons. Total to date there were {.
. shipped 35,478 carloads, of which 567O {.
8 were lemons. Last season there were e
3 shipped 28,OO3 carloads, of which 1896 d.
. were lemons
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK Aug. 23.-Copper, firm; 6
q sDot. Aug. sent. and Oct. S12.75@13; Q
Z, Nov. S1e.s0@ 1906 Dec. StS@1S.1Oi no 9
o sales. Lead, $4.35 @4.4O. Spelter, 500 (.
8 @5.SO. silver, Sic. 9
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES Aug. 23.-Bank cearings
today $2OO7, 42o15, against $l,479 90 for
tho corresponding date last year, an increase
of $527 1906. Following Is comparative
statement:
1909 1903 1907.
Aug. 23 So l2915 N.479,4S3 s1,675, 562 81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks

Official sales-100o Comb Fraction at 20; 1000
Searchlight Parallel at 21s; 1000 Bonnie Glare
(s-90) at 915; 1000 California Hills at 53s; 1000
Booth at 1r5; 20O0 Bonnie Glare at 9A; 500
Johnnie NJ and NJ at 1914 1000 do at 1O2s.
EATTEnR
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by E. F.
Hutton & Co. members New York Stock ex-
change 1l2 W. Third street, Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
ST. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.--Wool. Arm; medium
grades clothing and combing, "a u a 29c;
light fine. 2O1a a 261ac; heavy fine, 13 "A 2lc;
tub washed, 25d37c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Fourteen cars OF
oranges and one car of grapefruit sold. The
market is very steady. Weather clear ana
favorable.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.-Hot; market firm on
good fruit; six cars sold,
VAI.ENCIAS
Don Quixote. Alhambra. Wv ~
California, same ..,...'''..s'' - ~
Plco, T whittier .....'...''''''.'''' 20 90
RedSkin ..,....s..' 80 '''' - - -
LEMONS
Homer. @ Corona .......''''''''''' O. 90 90
Camel, same .......,,- '''' =. '''' . %
Palomar. Loveless L Co. Escondido' i'So
Fine Jaw o X EX ........'''.'. 4'Oo
Sweets-Redskin. $1.35
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

An active market ensued at the Los Angeles
stock exchange yesterday, mostly in oils.
An billboard sale Of two Edison first refund
mug bonds at 10l and interest This IS the
FIRST sale Of these bonds this year. The bal
ance Of the bond list was not changed, though
The bidding was lively on Associated and
Home issues
The bank stocks were practically unchanged
and not very active. Citizens National bank
options were in demand.
San Diego Home was the only sale in the
Industrial list, though Home preferred was
very active, closing at 58A95SR.
Amalgamated oil was again active but no
sales; closed at 7Oq76. Associated showed
little more strength and closed at 34B@3iB.
Mexican Petroleum preferred was traded in to
the extent Of sixty shares The preferred and
common have both been popular since being
listed the last part Of last month The stock
closed at &c. with no bid. Another selling or
der In Union did not break the market, which
closed at 1O5%q105%, ara the stock changed
hands freely at 105%.
The mining list was fairly quiet though
prices were fairly we'll sustained.
Morning Sales
10 Mexican Petroleum at 69.25; so do at 6S 70
30 United Petroleum off-board at 1065O; 30
Union Oil at 10570
Afternoon Sales
10 Union OIL at 1O5s71a 50 do at 1875; 10
San Diego Home at 81; Edison first refund
ing off board at 101 and interest
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24

sweets-Ocean. fy. sneich Co, $780, Sue
cess, or. same, s1.75. Grapefruit 1as.lsis'
s1,10; Min Lion, Csc; Blue Globe 20.
Boxes-Independent. fy. 95c; Choice. zoe;
standard, 65c. St. Miehaels-Red Min $2'4o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

special service to The Herald by F. F. Hut
ton {, Co. 112 West Third street. Los Angeles,
members eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
BOSTON

ROSTON. Aug 2S.-Four cars sold; the
weather is favorable; market strong.
VALENCIAS
Pointer, A c G Azusa ....,.'..'.''''''SSS 90 90
standard S T Rossmoyne .......''''. -'oV
Extra Choice, same ....--....''. ''' - o. ~
Lemons-Pet S A EN- $780, Greyhound
same, $225. Sweets-Partridge. ST. ST
Michaels-Partride, $2.l5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
CLEVELAND

CLEVFLAND. Aug. 23.-Three cars va
lencias sold and one car lemons sold' mar
ket higher on Valencias unchanged on
lemons Weather cool
VALENCIAS
Pico, r whittier ....'...'''''.''.''$ " ~ ~
Pointer. A c G Azusa .......,.,.'.'...2 30
plain Ends. A C C Glendora ..........l.65
LEMONS
whittier, T Whittier ...''''''''''''2's
Picnic, same .....,,,..''''''''' '''' 20 90
Pico. same .....,,,,,..''''..''. '''''-'10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
LEW YORK CURB

special service TO The Herald by b. F.
TayIor. 112 West Third street, Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
PITTSBURG
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. Aug. 23.-Weather warm
market weak; three cars lemons and TWO
cars oranges sold.
VALENCIAS
Sunset S Orange ......''''''''''' % %
Pico S T whittier .........,..,'.'''''- -'lo
LEMONS
On Honor Lemongrove F G A........, J. 40
silence, xc Flagler F Co ,.,,....'.'l 80
growers, Lemongrove C A..........lo5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Banks

10 Union OIL at 105.S7h; 50 do at 1875; 10
San Diego Home at 27 Edison first refund
ing off board at 1ol and interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Butter and Eggs at Retail

Butter, Glib. fancy ................... 10
Butter, 2-lb roll. choice ......s....... 90
Cooking butter. 2-pound roll ...ss..... 80
Eggs. dozen .............'''''''' 4Oo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
MornInq Sales

10 Mexican Petroleum at 69.25; 50 do at 6S 70
30 United Petroleum billboard at l06.5O; 30
Inion OIL at 105.70.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
coMsTock MINING STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by B. F. Tay
lor, 1l2 West Third street. Los Angeles.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-Following wer
nunta fiona TODAY:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
PHILADELPHIA

PHTLADELPHIA, Aug. 23-IWo cars OI
Valencias sold. ..
stag A G Gtendora .......'...''.''SS' 'SS' %
po{nter same ........,........,.. .''''o'O vi D
Echo, S T Pasadena ..,..,...''''''''' " y
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24

Following are the wholesale jobbng prices:
CITRUS FRUITS Slql.6O; lem
ons 81 25d250 tangerines. 90cg$l; grapefruit
NGL5O.
APPLES-S1 5O0S2 box.