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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
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c. H. LANG. Aaeut.
COAL, COAL. COAL.
Psrs"a. i Fersssoa
A team of mules tos sale. weigh
sboss 1850. n n. Foee.
~ II baskerville
{. l.. WIlb~r. cement contractor
Call ut Henry T. Lakes Insurance.
Office for estimates. 31-4s.
Clarence Adams.
Furniture aud Qacepsware. Tel
ephone No. Ga.
For Sale A few tons Of Alfalfa
hrst crop.
A. B. Dale 30 If.
FOR SALE. - Two good mich
cows and one Young calf
Mrs. Jasper Pittser
FOR RENr-The shop and
dwelling formerly occupied by John
j. Potter. Henry + Lake
Thompson Glove Fitting Corsets
extra long models now in sl25.
See them.
SAMPLINEBS.
vs Aeve . 500, seesol Aaa1
- - . see-~sasSss vasse ~
sOlt M cUsuasoN mvp. co.
Leave your orders for photograph
sofa pillows at the Art Millinery.
Sc the samples.
Mrs. j. ID. JENNINGS
DR. Ssllivan will be in Pitkin next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
tho ., 10 and II OF August, to do
dental work.
LOST, ON evening of 29th be-
tween Gunnison and Almom, gun
metal watch with gold faced dial.
$500 reward for return 10 this office.
FOUND - Purse containing a
small amount Of money Owner can
have same by proving property.
Call at this Office. 3l-tf
We can use all the fresh ranch
eggs we can secure. Let us have
yours. SOC per doz.
GAZETTE BROS.
Lunches for fisherman at the
Royal Cafe. Pleasantly served and
well cooked meals b. b. Lash
brook, proprietor.
Try the Up-to-Date Blrbar Shop
when you want smooth shave or a
stylish haircut. Prompt service,
neat surroundings, and tonsorial
artists to wait on voa.
Join the rush TO Canaday's Drug
Store. The fountain is now open.
and serving the very latest in cool
ing drinks. Finest of fruit Juices
and havors and crushed fruits.
Prof Rudolph Schaeler Of Lead
vile will be in Gunnison during the
month of August and will tune and
repair pianos or organs Leave word
at o Leary's drug store, or address
him at Gunnison. 52-tl
WANTED Intelligent man or
woman to take territory, and appoint
tdilN t-1tiS ; W SCH huI Ndltl AltfIH.
Exclusive territory and nice, profit
able work for the right party.
Seneca Filter Co., Seneca. No.
To make room for young Rhode
Island Reds, will sell three dozen
fine young LAYING hens, s. - nar
dozen At SUNNlSIDE POUL-
TRY YARDS. Mrs. 5. {. Fisher,
Gunnison.
Delta Creamery company oilers
2S cents a pound cash for butter fat
and paws all charges on cream from
Gunnison county to Delta. returning
can free. Write to J. A. Worse, sup
erintendent, at Delta. or see ii. :.
Marshall, Gunnison, for further in
f~,ypa+tnp lypr.lS raYal -, -,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Archie Mcleod is back from the
east. lie has been several months
in Cleveland, and other points back
there
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
STOCKS FALL
INTO NEGLECT
WESTERN BANKERS WITHDRAW
LOANS
DISORDERS IN SPAIN WEAKEN
RIO TIN
AmaIgamated Copper Shows Strength
Grain Crop AdVices Are Favorable
and Cotton Reports Dscour-
agnq-Grangers Inactive
nv Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 29.-The usual active
speculative stocks fell into neglect today, but
q diversion of interest to the less prominent
quarters Of the list rectifed the markets dull
appearance and supplied points Of strength
that gave tone Of strength TO the whole
Some western bankers are Withdrawing loans
placed call in this market. Lifting OF IN
terest rates on time loans here has caused
resort to foreign quarters to borrow and this
ton of the sharp fall in foreign exchange
rates which occurred today London was a
purchaser of stocks in New York to some eX-
tent and this made a supply OF exchange
which had its part in driving rates lower
The disorders in Spain were a factor IN
weakening Rio tin. Amalgamated Copper ala
not show its usual sympathy with the pres
ent movement and made a show Of strength
Grain crop advices were considered favor
able The price current report nstilled fresh
confidence on the subject and the clearing
weather in the northwest removed fears OF
damage to wheat by rust.
The cotton crop is a subject Of apprehension
and the poor condition reported by the ma
tional ginners' report led to antcipatons OF
a discouraging exhibit by the government re-
port to be published Monday
The Grangers were neglected, and this added
10 the most mmovable course of Union Pa
ciic and United states Steel compared with
their recent aggressive leadership. was large
lv responsible for the lethargie appearance of
the market New York Central continued To
reflect the supposed growth Of the Hartman
influence, and this with an advance in South
er1l Pacific Reading and a number of the less
conspicuous specialties. was sufficient to keep
up the tone Of the whole market
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value,
81 $4,000. United States bonds were unchanged
on call
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-Flour-Fam
fly extras, S6.6OQ q; Oregon and Washlng
ton, S5.SO4 ESQ. Wheat-Shipplng, 500 q
2.071a; milling, S2l0. Barley-Feed, 81 u
d145; brewing, $145ql4712; Chevalier
$l.5Oa1.60. Oats--Red, S1S5ql.95; white
nominal; black nominal. Mllstuns-Mld-
dlings, S36.5003750; mixed feed S2oq 81
rolled barley, S31M32; oatmeal, S5.40i oal
groats $54O; rolled oats, S4Oq41. Hay
Wheat. S1201750 wheat and oat, Sl29
1850: oat, wild, S10n 1880; oat, tame, 81.
a 1850; barley SlQqlS.5O; alfalfa, Sloa
10; straw. S5O975. Fruts-Fancy apples
$3.50; common, 500 SIC; Strawberries. $50
8; blackberries, S2QS; huckleberries lO4
12hc; raspberries S4QS; pears. Bartlett
per ton, $3093750; peaches, common 2o4
soc; fancy, 65ca 81: plums' c1mmon, -oc
Mexican lines, S5@ $50; lemons, common
California $15O42.50; goodt choice, 81
a a.. fancy, $4,000; melons, watermelons
SIPS a 100; nutmegs, 4O4 65c; fancy canta'
loupes, 81; common, $150i tropical fruits
bananas 75c@2.5o; pineapples' sl'oo q %'9o
Beans-Pink $2.7503.05; lima, S42Ou 43O
small white, $6.25a $50; large white, S4'''
as. Potatoes-New, 75c0l.25. Various
Green peas, 5Ocu$1; string beans, p U
&c; egg plant, 75c@$1; green peppers 81
a 75c; tomatoes, 20 soc; summer squash
20 a Ace; asparagus, nominal rhuDarD, nom
inal; garllck, 3I5 m5c; cucumbers, 254 oOc
fancy dairy, 25lAs; seconds, 2419c. Cheese
New 15la d1Gac; Young America IA y a
15hC; G. S ranch, 32c; store, 27c. Poultry
-Roosters, old, $4.5Om5i roosters, young
SB.5OmIO; broHers small, S2.5O@ 3; broiers
large $3.25m $50; fryers, $J.JOm6.5Oi hers
SA5OU9; ducks, old, S5W6; ducks young
seas; geese $L5O@2; goslngs S1.5O4 :,
pigeons. old, $1a15o; pigeons young 81
Recelpts-Tlour,5S5; wheat, $50; barley
29O4; oats 1877; beans, 1856; corn, 45i po-
tatoes 1855; onions, 822; bran, 100; hay,
764: hops, $50; hides, 1132; wine, 42,Os5'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, July 29.-The steamer Pres-
dent. CAPTAIN Cousins arrived here this
morning from san Diego with passengers and
freight to the Pacific Coast steamship com
uaur and proceeded to Puget Sound ports via
Redondo Beach and san Francisco.
The steamer Coronado, Captain Stangeland
sailed today for Grays Harbor via san Fran
cisco with passengers and in ballast to reload
lumber for this port.
The steamer Norwood, Captain Martin, sailed
TODAY for san Diego with a balance of cargo
of lumber loaded at Gray's Harbor The
steamer VIII return here on Sunday morning
for Messengers for the noTthbound trip. The
steamer Whittier. Captain Renna, arrived here
last uight and loaded cargo Of lO5DO barrels
of crude oil for the Union Oil company, and
sailed for san Diego this morning. The steam
err will return here Saturday and load oil
for San Francisco.
The steamer Francis IT, Leggett, Captain
Sears. finished discharging a cargo Of 1,500 900
feet Of lumber for the National Lumber com
many today and sailed for Eureka TO reload.
Tie IT, S. 5. Col. George Armistead, in
command of Capt. f. X. Ferguson, will sail
for san Diego tomorrow morning at o'clock,
arriving at that port at O'Clock in the after
noon The occasion Of the visit at this port
has been to permit Gen. Arthur Murray, chief
Of coast artillery, to make the hnal inspection
Of the sites for the proposed fortihcations.
The steamers Alcatraz, Cascade and Pasa-
dcna and the schooners Fearless and Sadie
will sail for northern ports tomorrow to
reload.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30

Fortv-second street. 730 West-A. T. Case,
5o7 East Thirty-second street, owner and
builder: ont-st0ry. hvc-r0om residence $500.
Tenth street ll47 to 1l5i Wost--J. E. Dub
lin. south Pasadena street, owner; A. L.
Ackor. builder; one-story, three-room business;
t2S0o
P!co and Grand streets-Nictor Ponet, Plco
and Grand streets: alterations; $500.
Sichel street. 262S NOrth-M Sanders, owner
Of land; alterations; 5000
Tbirty-seventh street 2lo West-G. Koch
Ivon f5 street, 777-John MuIligan. 1882 East
Main, owner; NJ. T. Mahife, builder; one
story shed; $50.
View. owner; c. AtcGeorEe, builder; two-story,
eight-room residence, $4,000.
Fiftv-slxth street, s52 west-F. f. Edmson.
Fitty-fourth and Vermont owner and builder
one-story six-room residence; $500.
Ftfty-sixth street siS West-F. Edmison,
northeast corner Fifty-fourth and Vermont
owner and builder; one-story, hve-room resi-
T,iftv-dfth street, s54 West-D. Parker. s5i
West Fifty-hfth street. owner; F. E. Edmison,
builder; one and one-half story, nine-room
ARLINGTON street. 2S19-J Starr, 2sO1 Arling-
ton street owner; Cleveland & Co, builder;
one-story. six-room residence; $1,000.
seventeenth street, 712 East-Mrs. NJ. Losch,
71l East Eighteenth street, owner; ]. Fiseh-
beck builder; one-story four-room residence
$500
second street 82o7 East-R. Morris. 32o7 East
/ Second. owner; q. HalEerson, pullueT' one
story. one-room store; sl5o
Fortieth place 379 West-L. Clancy, 43l
South Glenn owner; H. Wilson. builder one
story. six-room residence $1,000
Fifty-fourth street 1858 Vest Dolan com
pnny. 809 Grant building owners; d. Williams
builder; one-story. hye-rOom residences Sl9J'
Fifty-fourth street, 1710 Vest. Doan
company. builder; one-story, five-roon resi-
GTJfffn avenue, 431 south-w. W. Monroe
4ga south Griffin. owner; a. Paeinkoop, build
er. one-story one-room store; 500.
Fortv-seventh place, AS West-W. Caulkin
442 west Forty-seventh place, owner and
builder; barn; $50.
Figueroa street, 475i Soulful Green cor
rer Fortv-seveuth place and Figueroa street
owner ana builder; two-storg, eight-room resi-
St Andrews place 9l5-Mrs. s SHOEMAKER
1157u Vermont avenue owner; l." Constur-
chon, builder; one-story, seven-room residence
$1,000
king street. 7l5-F Jones' owner; L. A.
CONSERVATION company builders;f two-story
nire-room residence and garage; $1,000
Sixth street, 109 West-Mrs. severance jog
West sixth: alterations to residence; $3.50,
Miles street. 63o--H Cook 7l9 South Los
Angeles owner; b. Prince, builder; one-story
/ f,lIr-room residences $1,000.
/ Fortv-eighth street 4i1 East-Nilliam Bark
in, 320 West Fifty-second street. alterations
t. residence; $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

During yesterday afternoon orders on Union
made business active at the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange.
Bonds during the day were dull; in the
afternoon Associated Bond sold at % and
closed 95a97h
No changes in the bank stocks were re-
corded
California Portland Cement has been offered
for the last two days at 150 This is the
FIRST time this stock has been offered this
year. Edison common was up 4 points in
the bid. closing at 40 bid; none offered. Home
preferred was active during the day, so shares
selling at 60la
Long Distance on the market There have been
sales every day lately, but price is strong at
46.
Amaleamated was traded in off board, 30
shares selling at S0i2. Associated on was
dull. Quotation closed at 33'sa34i4. Oiinda
wa Off a point closing at 2gu3l-2oo) shares
sold and G0-day options traded i'm at 81
while big blocks We're offered . or points
away from the market. Union sold at Lo6ia
and LOGS, total of 100 shares. Other Unions
were steady.
Consolidated Mines was again in the lime
Eight. %. 900 shares selling at from 1as to liz.
Morning sales-10 Home pfd, at so 57i2; 10 [
: Long Dist at 46; 1000 Olinda Land at S3o.3oi2;
1000 do 80; 10 Union oil lc6ia: 50 OF Board
Anal Oil Sola.
Afternoon saIes-1 Asso Bonds at %; 80 Home
pfl at G0i.: 10 do 6o35i2; so Union oil lVb'2s
81 DO lH6.37ie.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
SPEEDING AUTO SHOWS NO
CONSIDERATION FOR DOGS

PATERSON, N. J., July 29-Sport's
tail is buried behind the post office.
The rest of him went over behind the
hills with the declining orb of yester-
day Sport was the dog that delivered
the mail at Cedar Grove, N. j.
On the whole it was sadder than the
case of Tum Tum. But on second
thought it wasn't really on the whole
at all 1t was just a lot of small
pieces. Sport had delivered all of the
afternoon mail except one copy of
the Verona Weekly Veritas, when a
red automobile came over the hill
from Montclair and, strange as it may
seem, went as if it was in a hurry
to get to Singac, which is over an
other hill to the westward.
Cedar Grove estimates of how fast
that car was going range all the way
from seventeen to one hundred and six
miles an hour. But Sport did not care.
He had been told that the United
States mail had the right of way over
all Vehicular traffic, either critter or
motor, so he started right across the
road to deliver that copy of the We
ritas on time.
Only his tail was found after the car
had swept on and over that next hill
with the sun and the remains. That
tail was pointing directly to the house
at which the paper was to be de-
livered.
Thes tail was buried behind the post
office by Chester Taylor, son of the
postmaster, and owner of Sport. 1t was
only q month ago that Chester lost
Tum Tum, his famous pet hen, that
had Matched out thirteen chickens
from a setting of twelve eggs two of
the chicks being twins. That made
Tum Tum so naughty she couldn't see
a green auto coming over that same
hill from Montclair at the decline of
Il June day, and she went toward
Singac on the axles as the low de-
scending sun was setting over that
other hill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 29-The London tin mar
ket was unchanged with spot quoted at &l32
"a Sd and futures at E134 5s. The local mar
ket was easy at $20.15929.30
Copper was lower in London with spot
quoted at G58 los and futures at $50 rs Cd.
Locally the market was dull and unchanged.
Lake, S13.25G13.5O; electrolytic sl2.75@13,, and
casting, S1262Ra12.S7h
Lead was higher at 912 los in London, but
was easy and a shade lower locally at St27lR@
432E,
The English iron market advanced to 49s I'D
for Cleveland warrants. Locally the market
was frmer and higher No. 1 foundry north
ern is quoted at S1725@17.5O; No. 2 at SIG 75@
1925; No. I southern and No. southern soft
at S17.75Qis25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Chicauo Livestock

CHICAGO, July 9.---Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated at $500; market steady; beeves
Sl85@745; Texas steers, $40 500 western
steers $4@6.25; stockers and feeNsrs $50
SO; COWS and heifers $2.2O46.2O; calves
81 50dS Hogs-Receipts estimated at 2400,
market 1Oc lower; light, $725@7.65; mixed
$715@77O; heavy, $I10Q725; good to
choice heavy, s7.25@L75; pigs, s6.5O@ 80;
bulk OF sales, $73OQ76O. Sheep-Receipts
estimated at $4,000; market steady; native,
S3@5.25; western $3@5.35; yearings $3.50
as; lambs, native, $4.5O@775; western
"a 10 N I. 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
BANANAS ADVANCE
IN LOCAL MARKET
OTHER FRUIT DECLINES ON
HEAVY RECEIPTS
Shipment of Tomatoes from the North
Discrepancies Weakened Condition
Here and Drop Results-other
Vegetables Are Steady

Bananas advanced in the local market yes
terday the new quotation being 4AQ5c a
pound.
Local fruit experienced a general drop on
account Of heavy receipts. Although the de-
mand was unusually brisk. prices could not
be sustained.
Cantaloupes declined to S2.25425o a large
crate Second best quality dropped to $LI5a
225
Nectarlnes declined to 6oc lug box and
peaches to 4OdG0c a lug box
The best Satsuma plums were down to 6Od
75c a lug box.
Grapes were steady at quotations. Receipts
showed a gradual daily increase.
Green corn declined to ioa5oc a lug box
and tomatoes to e0a35c. This additional drop
in tomatoes was due to the arrival of three
carloads from the north on an already over
stocked market.
Potatoes were firm and moved freely at quo
tations
Vegetables as a whole were steady and reg
uar in prices
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Sudar and Coffee

NEW YORK, July 29.-Codee futures closed
steady. net points higher 10 sc lower. Sales,
1000 bags July, $G75Q6So; August, st.o5; Sep
snot c5ffee quiet: No T. Rio, 714c No. A.
santos. &c; mild quiet; Cordova 9l4a12l4c
sugar raw, firm. Fair refining @4>' cen
+rjfugal, 96 test $3.9S; molasses sugar $50
Refined steady; crushed $500 powdered S'U''
Coffee' steady; No T. Rio, 7'4c; No. A. San
fos. &c,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by z, F. Hut
ton & Co. members Chicago board Of trade
liz West Third street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO. July 29-Tho wheat market
has covered a wide range in its fluctuations
today, generally lower than yesterday in the
early part and higher later. Denlals Of
black rust from many sources and the cooIer
weather gave the market its early tendency,
while the influential buying, the same as
that Of yesterday, and confirmation Of black
rust claims al a disputed point by local
expert OF high standing caused the highest
prices Of the day later. There was much
realizing and short selling on the bulge and
the top figures were not maintained.
Corn ranged higher on the dry weather
shown on the morning map and the Off
cal forecast for more tomorrow. shorts
were covering rather freely at times, Sell
ing was of the same sort for the last few
DAYS crop reports, despite fears of local
Spectators have continued favorable to-
day.
oats developed A weak tone early, bu:
the decline was checked by heavy buying
from influential sources. The latter was
also the buyers of wheat principally. The
chief selling was from the country and from
local professional spectators some OF the
latter covered considerable shorts On the
early break but presumably resold late The
weather was counted generally favorable
for threshing and for the completion OF
cash quotations were as follows: Feed
or mixing barley G0d 62Ci fair to choice
mailing, 65 a roc; haNseed, No 1 southwest
ern s1.3s. No. ! northwestern s147i tim
othy seed, $3.50; clover, Slo.S5; mess pork
per barrel $2O15a 2O1712; lard, per TO-.
pounds, $ll20, short ribs sides 0oose@
Sl1a111O: short clear sides (ooXed)
$ll62ta a11.75.
Total cIearances of wheat and flour were
equal TO 6AS00 bushels. Primary receipts
We're 1.QS5,0o0 bushels compared with
733.000 bushels the corresponding day
year ago. Estimated receipts fort omor-
row: Wheat. ooS cars; corn, 115 cars oats
So cars; hogs 1900 head.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Not DISCOURAGED

He's a regular contributor to your
paper, isn't he?" asked the caller.
ooh, yes" replied the editor; but we
haven't used any of his stuff for years.
"But I thought you said he was a
regular contributors
so I did. He contributes just the
same" e."-Yonkers Statesman,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Butter, EGGS and Cheese

CHICAGO July 29.-Butter, steady;
creameries, 22h a zee; dairies, 20W2S nc;
eggs, steady; receipts, 7212; frsts, q &c;
prime frsts 22hc cheese, strong; daisies
15@15Ac; twins. 14A @14hc; Young Am
ericas Is M15hc; longhorns, 15h a Is Y C.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
5AL AND CEREAL GOODS per 100 lb,3
The following quotations prevail at tn

qS WbSat pT 3% No. 10 0s 'os bs5. s' s22o do GOO TO-
sacks, S225; corn, 100 lbs, $3.50; sacked
corn. loo lbs, 1885, feed meal, 100 lbs. 50;
rolled barley 100 lbs, s1.55i oil cake meal
100 los S. 5o shorts. 100 lbs, H.95; heavy
bran 100 lbs. 10; Kanir corn. 100 lbs. Sc;
white oats 100 lbs. s225: seed rye 100 lbs.
white oats. 100 lbs. s225 red oats. 100 lbs
50; seed rye, 100 lbs. 50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Not So Severe

A Chicago judge punished man by
sentencing him to read one of Dickens
novels. For cruel and unnatural pun
ishment there is always the Eliot shelf
to fall back on.-Boston Traveller.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30

NEW YORK. July gG.-Tla. was firm
undertone to the cotton market during the
greater part of the day and prices registered
gains with active buying on the part OF the
bulls Gables were somewhat lawsr than
espuctel but it was believed that the for
cisli market had been manipulated with the
view of working values down '' o. .-run level
rurn,e on values. crop alvIn.s we.D a. bit
lulIish The market eaeel "a little guJ.r -oue
rrodt-talanE and ou the whole the spo tula-
tlor was nervous ON the crop reports. I'm the
irE Trade conditions were again rather uu-
satisfactory, although values are advancing
Following is the range Of quotations today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
ST. Louis Wool

gq, ror-Is TuIv 29.-\Yool STEADY: Medium
,,,dae combing and clothing 22H2Sc; light
dne. 25q25isc; heavy fine 13@2o'4e; tub washed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-sailed: Steamer
Santa Rosa, san Diego.
Arrved-George W. Elder San Pedro, and
proceeded; tug Sea Rover, San Diego
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
FINANCIAL.

LOS ANGELES. July a-Bank clearings
We're $1,S02, DILL against ST. O66, 451.G7 for the
corresponding date last year, an increase of
$735. 5i9 A Following is a comparative state
ment:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks

ofyicial sales-G00O Con Mines at ia; 15.0m
do at lls: 2ol0 Con Mines at las; $500 Clark
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30

anybody who would =" able to nnd on
address IN the dictionary would bo able to
fnd your CLASSIFIED al
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
New York Stocks
NEW YORK, July 29-FolIowing were

Special service to The Herald by r. r.
Hutton & Co, members New York stock ex-
change, 1l2 W. Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
NeNu York Bonds

Furnished by j. c. Wilson Hotel Alexan-
dria, Los Angeles member New York Stock
exchange, Chicago Board of Trade. Stock
and Bond exchange. san Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
MINING QUOTATIONS
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

ton & Co, 112 West Third street Los Angeles
BOSTON. July 29.--The market opened quiet
with trading largely confined to American
Telephone. which has been strong feature
The copper stocks We're quiet during the hrst
hour. but under the leadership of Amalga-
mated and North Butte have been quite active
superior Copper sold at 46a4. a gain of 4
points, and North Butte showed gain OF Ia
points. Calumet and Hecla sold 2 points
higher and Lake copper is active around "a
which is y point higher Remainder of the
copper list is dull, but undertone has been
strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30

$500 Texas Pacific ..-....... 343s 80
1000 Toledo st & w 900. 494 9ois
500 Toledo St L & W pfd 49S4 5O5s
400 Twin city T .....,,Sl u lo4
2940O Union Pacific ........, 199fs zoo
100 Union Pacific pfd ......lo4's lU5A
...... United Rds Of $ ...... 80 ~
...... United Rds of : f pfd 5& -
100 T. 5 Cast Iron Pipe 49,, 81 "-
......U cast Iron Pipe pfd. SO 81
500 5 Realty Il Cons, >3's S5as
100 L 5 Rubber ........... rs 3"
...... Il 5 Rubber LIST pfd ...,1162s 1lb Is
...... l. Rubber ID pfd .... 50 81
$1,000 L S steel ..........,.. Tl7s "
1900 Na-Car Chem ......,.. - 7s 5&
zoo Na-Car Chem pfd .....l-l l23
1900 Wabash .........,...., II a rs
5000 Wabash pfd .....,......567s g -
1000 Western Union ........ "a u ia
200 Westinghouse .......... S4A 80
100 w & J. ...............
...... w * / f LIST pfd ..,... 1SA l9
...... W x l. f I'd pfd ....... So
...... Wisconsin Cent ........ @6'1 "'14
...... Wisconsin Cent pfd .... 81 go
500 Am Tel & Tel .........142 l+2
100 Utah ..............,.,,.. spA 7l
....., Beth steel .......,..... % 1s -tat
,..,.. Beth Steel pfd ........ coz g.
..,... Marine ..........,.,.,. b12 baf
...... Marine pfd .......,.... 2l a -
9100 W Maryland .......... @&
Total sales for the day, 63I2oo shares.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-30
Sank CIearinqs

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29-Bank cleartngs
for the week ended at noon today, for the
principal California cities follow.