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LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Tuesdays market on the stock exchange was
dun and uninteresting, Central OIL being the
only stock with any activity.
The bonds and bank stocks seem TO hold
their own in this dull market with prices on
a par with last SATURDAY close.
Notice was posted today that the American
National bank would be dropped from the list
of bank stocks and would not be called or
appear on the bulletins of the exchange, as
the American National is now completely ao-
sorbed by the Citizens National. with r. J.
Waters as president and VIM. w Woods as
cashier The regular per cent quarterly
dividend has been declared payable October
to the stockholders of record September 20.
Central oil was the leader of the oil list
all day yesterday, odd lots selling from l3O
to 140 while regular board lots changed hands
at 1876 and 1879 on buyer sixty days. There
seem to be Union orders in the market; 20
shares sold at 1857; there more for sale
at that price. but the buying orders were
The mining market dull and very quiet,
with prices not much changed.
Morning sales-172 Central Oil at 1.3O; 500
do (B3O) at 1.35; 500 do at 1.34 1000 do at 135;
10c do at l. 80; 1000 do at l. S5 1900 do at 1S5;
1900 Jade OIL at 12l5; $50 New Pennsyl at 7S1a;
(ofi board) 500 Central OIL at 1.35.
Afternoon saIes-1O00 Jade Oil at 1871; 10 San
Diego Home at q; 1000 Central oil (B6O at
!. 371s; 10 Associated oil at 34.25 20 Union Oil
ne
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
WIDE HOLE MADE
IN STOCK PRICES
HARRlMAN'S ILLNESS SENDS
SILVER THROUGH MARKET
RUMoR RAILWAY MAGNATE is
DEAD CAUSED DECLINE
--7.-
even in DemoraIized Condition Of
Quotations of Securities Sales
of Shares Were Not
Large
IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-E. H. Harri-
mans illness again sent a shiver
through the worlds securities markets
today and broke a wide hole in prices
here.
The violence of decline in prices was
greatly aggravated by the fact that
rumors were current before the market
opened that the financier had died.
The reports were circulated both IN
London and New York. Their harmful
influence was not dissipated by the
early guarded dissertations OF Mr. Harrl-
mans official associates they UNDER
stood he was better after an attack OF
indigestion.
1t was a fact that selling was not
notably large, even in the demoraHzea
opening break in prices. The demand
was too cautious to support prices et-
fectively, even against the compare
lively scanty selling.
1t was the subject of comment IN the
market the bears were timid ABOUT
making short sales, having in mind
their severe experience Monday OF lasI
week. The large part of the snort IN
terests which had been eliminated in the
sharp recovery of last week left the
market at a disadvantage today IN
technical sense, since buying TO cover
by an outstanding short interest," al
WAYS forms an important steadying IN
fence on a violent break in prices.
Effect of Harriman's illness
In pointing out the number of times
that reports of Mr.. Harriman's danger
and even Of his actual death nave
figured in the recent stock market
speculation, the question was advanced
whether much was left in the way OF
effect on prices of such an event to be
nrovided against 1t was considered
certain also in view of the vast in
terests at stake and the sober pro
cedure in such contingencies, that the
utmost precaution had been tagen al
ready to meet a sudden emergency,
both in the administrative and imam
cial affairs of the Hartman companies
themselves and in the more sensitive
organization of the speculative mar
kets.
The weak closing at the lowest prices
of the dav was accompanied by reiter-
ated bulletins affirming the low vitality
of Mr.. Hartman and the great anxiety
felt bv his family and friends. The
stock market had no opportunity to
express its opinion of the statement oil
Mr.. Harriman's condition, This given
TO the Associated Press, was not pub
ushed until after the stock market
closed. No other matter received any
consideration during the day and the
weak and feverish closing of the stock
market showed the lack of any def
mite settlement of its views on the
problem confronting it.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, $2,924OO0. U. S. bonds were
unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Produce Prices
Produce Receipts

Following are the wholesale jobbing prices:
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges-
s2.25@ $50; lemons. s1.S5@S; seedless' $3.50;
APPGEs@$1 25@s1.75 box.
CRABAPPLES-S11O lug box
BANANAS-4@4Ac lb; red. 5q6c ib
POTATOES, swt.-Iighland, $1.25; north
e1n. s1.2O@1.4O; Sweet potatoes, $3.50; new
S1.2501.50.
VEGETABLES-Beets dozen lunches 80
a 35ct string beans, 3Q34Ac lb.; carrots, 20
onions, 25 @SOc dozen; celery, IS a S5c doz
caulihower, $1.30 doz; horseradlsh, 19Rc
ib. lettuce, 100000 crate; tomatoes, zoo 4oc
crate; brussels sprouts Ga 10c lb cabbage
75c sack; rhubarb, s1q 150 lug box; chic
ory So q 40c doz; artichokes 75c doz oyster
plant, 45c doz; parsnips, soc doz; cucumbers
25 sec lug box; asparagus, s225@ 40
crate; egg plant, 40 5clb; bell peppers, "a &c
.lb; peas, 4@5c lb; okra &c lb; summer
squash 20@25 lug box; green corn, 40 soc
lug box; red cabbage. 212 q Sc lb; spinach,
15@2Oc doz punches; green lima beans, S1s
HoNEY-Extracted w W. 6O-lb. can,
71Ac; white do &c; light amber, do, COS 1ac
comb, w W. lib. frames, 15c; white comb
lac; comb, light amber, 14c; beeswax' soc
EGGs-Extra select, 3Sc; California ranch
candled. sec; local, case count S2c; eastern
extras 30@32c
BUTTER-Creamery, extra, 2-lb. roll,
Csc; creamery f1rsts, 62kc; cooking, 25c.
CHEESE, per lb-Northern fresh, 17hc;
large Anchor, zoe; Anchor, Young America
21c; Anchor, hand 22c; western, single
1870; do twn1 1Shc; do cheddars. lie; do
longohrns, 190lnc do Daisy, 80 zoe; SWISS
imported soc; do domestic, 1Sc; cream brick
zoe; limburger, goa 21c; Edam So
BEANS, 100 lbs.-small white, $3.50; Lady
Washington $3.50; No. pink So; black
eye, $3.50; lima, $3.50; Garvanzas, $4.5O;
ientils se@e.25; bayou, 500. 80.
1.25; white wax, 9Oc@s 81.
CHILL, pound-Evaporated S01Oc; sun
dried, 12c; ground, Sc; Mexican black i5ci
green chill, 3@5c.
GhRLIC-6@7c lb
NUTS, pound-Almonds, fancy IXL and
Ne Plus 14Q15c Brazls, 15Q Ice; hlberts
14@15; peeans. 12@15c; California peanuts
raw, &c: roasted, &c; eastern, X q Sc; jap
an peanuts. SIC; roasted &c additional; No
1 fancy walnuts. 14@16c; do small No. q
10c; pine nuts, lac; cocoanuts, S5g soc doz;
bitter almonds, 5Oc basket; black walnuts'
&C lb.
DRIED FRUITS, pound-Evaporated ap-
pies, TQ7he apricots. S@10c; black hgs'
SC; do white, SC; lemon and orange peel.
fancy. 10-lb. boxes. lb. 15c; nectarines' 77te;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
WEEKLY FREIGHT CIRCULAR

SAN PEDRO Sept. 1.-The weekly freight
circular of the Shipowners' association of the
Pacific coast quotes the following lumber
freight rates. per 1000 b. M, coasting and
foreign, for locally owned vessels;
Loading at Mendocino ports for San Fran
cisco. by steam, s2.75; for San Pedro 1915;
for San Diego, s3.75; for other Southern Cali
fornia ports, s375
Loading at Humboldt Bay. by steam, for
San Francisco, s2.75; for San Pedro. $3.50
for San Diego, $3.50; for other Southern
California ports, $3.50
Loading at Coos Bay, by steam, for San
Francisco, $500; for San Pedro. $3.75; for
San Diego ss.75; for other Southern Califor-
mia ports sS,75.
Loading at Gray's Harbor, Willapa Harbor
or Columbia River, by steam, for San Fran
cisco. 1925; for San Pedro. 1915; for San
Diego, sa75; for other Southern California
ports. S375; for Hawaiian Islands, $500; for
Guaymas. $500; for Santa Rosalia, $780,
Loading at Puget Sound, by steam, for
San Francisco 1926; for San Pedro, $3.75;
for San Diego. ss.75; for other Southern Cali
fornia ports. 1915; for Hawaiian Islands s. 90;
for Guaymas, $500; for Santa Rosalia. $500
Recent fixtures reported-Schooner Edward
r West Gray's Harbor 10 Guaymas $500;
schooner sehome, Gray's Harbor to Santa
Rosalia, $500; steamer Tallac Puget Sound
to San Pedro. SAX
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
HEAVY ARRIVALS IN
FRUIT CLEANED UP
Markets Active and Take Care of Good
Receipts-Muscat Grapes Drop
and CaIimyrna Shipments
Move Slowly

The fruit and produce markets were ac-
tive yesterday Although arrivals of fruit
were heavy they were well taken care Of
Butter and eggs continued hrm
BeIlefuer apples are arriving freely, but
prices are firm at $1.25 a Alter crate. Re-
colpts of muscat grapes from Arrowhead
are heavy and prices have dropped to soc a
lug box.
Bananas and pineapples are scarce at 4c
a pound.
Peaches and pears moved slowly. Cali
myrna fig shipments are nearly all over
with now, and are moving slowly at I5c
1-layer crate.
Eggs were in demand at the quotations,
especially case count, which was bid a cent
above the market price Eastern storage
eggs were also in good demand.
Cheese was firm and well called for,
Lady Washington beans dropped to S5 a
sack and small whites dropped to $6.25Q
$50 a sack
Overtipe tomatoes are again coming and
prices weak.
String beans are drmer and are now sell
ing at 3@31ac a pound.
Enough Ash came In to meet the demand.
Poultry continues scarce.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 7--Following were
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The tin market
was a shade lower today with the closing
tone easy at sS010G3O15 for spot and
Sept. Oct. and Nov. $3o.1O 5000, and Dec.
at s3O.10@SO.35. London was easy and
showed quite a sharp decline from the clos
ing figures of last week, with spot closing
at f1S3 los and futures at f137 15s. The
market for standard copper was easier on
the local exchange, with spot and Sept.
Nov. $12sO@12.75; Dec. s12.70@12S5 The
London market was quiet at a moderate
decline. with spot closing at f5s and fu-
lures at $50 It's cd. Local dealers quote
lake at $1301325; electrolytic, sl275 913;
casting, $12.62h @12S71a. Lead was steady
with spot at s4.S5Q4.40. London was a
shade lower at f12 12s Cd. Spelter was
steady at s5.65Q5.75 for spot in New York,
and at s5506565 East st. Louis. The Lon
don market was little lower at f22 12s ed.
Iron was quiet locally.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by e. F. Hut
ton & Co., members Chicago board Of trade,
Il2 West Third street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Sept, THE wheat market has
been dull with downward tendency, but has
stubbornly resisted any attempts to break it
very far. This has been counted rather sur
prising by the bears as the days news has
been of a sort calculated to depress values.
The worlds shipments were very large, at
II, ,944, 900 bushels against 90OOO 900 bushels the
preceding week and 1O,S 900 bushels the year
before. Northwest receipts today came close
to the highest ever recorded, despite the fact
that both markts had liberal run Of old
grain.
Corn has ranged easier for spot and Septem-
ber, and steady on the average for new crop
months. Receipts were for the most part
large, and large estimate for tomorrow.
Cash corn is off " to 1hc, yellow corn prem
iums failing faster than others,
Oats have ranged little lower with wheat,
on selling of December by the leading longs
in September Cash deliveries have been
rather slim. Very small trade in the aggre-
paf fada
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
8 is range of quotations today
Boston Wool

BOSTON, Sept THE local wool market
is firm and fairly active Some of the lead
ing domestic quotations are as follows:
Secured values Texas fine 12-months, 750
7Sc; fine, to months, 6Sq7Oc fine, fall
5Sd60c
California, northern, 6S970c; middle coun-
ties, 63a65c fall free, 5Od52c.
Oregon, eastern No /, staple 77@7Sc
Eastern clothing, 70972c valley, No. l, 57@
5Sc.
staple, 7Oa72c fine clothing. 7O772c; fine me-
dium clothing, 67a6Sc; half blood, 73@76c;
three-eighths blood 6S@7Oc; quarter blood
67a6Sc
Pulled extras, 72a75c; fine A, ss@S6e A
supers, 55G62c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08

evaporated peaches, 70Sc; loose muscatels'
5Q6c sultanas, 4@41sc.
NECTARINES-$1 lug box.
PEARS-S1.5O box.
PLUMBS-75 a S5c box.
VyATERMELONS- cwt.
GRAPES-Muscats, soc lug box; Concord,
81 lug box; Malaga, 65@75c lug box; Della
ware, $125 4-basket crate; Tokay, $l.5O9
PEACHES s-Freestones, 700 9Oc; cllngs.
60q roe
locals. 9Oc
FIGS-Calamyrna, 65@ 75c l-layef poN'
blacks. 81 2-layer box
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Financial Record

NEW YORK. Sept. Mooney on call was
steady at 2A@2h per cent; ruling rate
and closing bid, 2h offered at az; time
lotns steady; so days. 8 per cent; 90 days
81 (; six months, 4. Prime mercantile paper
4A94% per cent. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business in bankers bills al A. S5|
OSLO for 60-day bills and at 4S6m5 for
demand. Commercial bills 4.S4h a4s4% Il
bar silver 51hc; Mexican dollars. 45c: gov
ernment bonds steady, railroad bonds ir-
regular.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Kansas civ Live stook

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7.-cattle-Receipts
10 900; market steady to 10c lower; native
steers, $475@6S0; native cows and heifers,
S2D5.5O; stockers and feeders, s2.80@675;
bulls, $500 3.65; calves $3.7b@s; western
steers S3.75m6.75; western cows, $2.7564.2 .25.
Hogs-Recelpts $4,000; market strong;
bulk Of sales $7s59s.15; heavy. ssas 20;
packers and butchers, T95GS20; light,
S7SO@S.15; pigs s5.504725.
sheep-Receipts 1000; market steady TO
weak; muttons s4.5O@5.25; lambs. SEQ
725 range wethers. S495.55; range ewes,
S3.50mATB.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Boston Stocks

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co.. 1l2 West Third street, Los Angeles,
BOSTON, Sept. THE Boston market
opened lower in sympathy with the weakness
in the New York list on the decline, how
NAL opened lower at 421A but has since re-
covered to 4424; Allouez sold off 2 points to
53 but has since recovered practically all its
loss. North Butte sold at 61a, a loss of 1R
but is showing some reaction, and declines in
this stock are not serious. The others are
holding well considering the New York in1u-
ences. The general list has been irregular
and without features.
Following were closing quotations for the
Hav.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Visible suppIy of Grain

NEW YORK, Sept THE visible supply
OF grain in the United States, Sept. 4. as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change was as follows:
Wheat 9167 900 bushels, increased 100000
Corn l. S6S 900 bushels, increased $4,000 bush
els
RYE 239 0OO increased 1900 bushels.
Barley 7O7OO increased 10000 bushels.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Sept. while the large
manufacturers have not been operating dur
ing the iasts week. the smaller mills have
taken sufficient quantity Of wool to provide
a fair amount of activity In the local mar
ket The tone is firm. First class staple
territory woods are a cleaned basis of
soc and washed decline 4Oc in the grease.
wyoming clips are moving satisfactorily at
.26Q2 zee In the grease.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning OF busines sto-
day was as follows: Trust funds: Gold COIN
$S6G, ,s22 s64: silver dollars, 1885, 900; silver
dollars OF 1890, 4116OOO silver certificates out
standing s4s6 SIG, 900.
General fund; Standard silver dollars, gem
eral fund, 4.7O3 12S: current liabilities. sos, -
5l5, 405 working balance In treasury S34 246 243;
In banks to credit Of treasurer S39 022 595; sub
s'diary silver coin, $24. .ss6. 395; minor coin, ST.
Si5'sll; total balance in general fund. $780,
ST. .O99.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7-Combnation
Fraction was the feature Of the market for
mining shares this morning and at the emu
of the session showed a gain Of points over
last weeks closing figure. This advance was
due to persistent rumors of strike on the
property and heavy buying orders from the
east The balance of the list received very
little attention; Consolidated dropped points,
and Atlanta l. Florence remained stationary,
and Daisy moved up point on short cover
ing.
The Tonopahs showed upward tendency,
although trading was light in that division.
An estimate of the August production Of
the Goldfied Consolidated has been compiled
by the secretary. 1t shows the company has
treated %, 160 tons Of during August, or
the largest total in the history Of the mine
1t is estimated that the gross value is S6O2, 900,
and the cost of extraction, ETC., $155, 900, leav
ing a net profit of s447 600 for the month.
Following the closing quotations:
GOIDFIEID DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
CITRIIs FRuIT sHIPMENTs

Or Lem. TIL
Irridav Sent q - 40 40
Total to date this season 80, SOL 5ssS $3.50
Saturday, Sunday and Monday shipments not
available from the railroads.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Market Ranges
ST. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 7.-Wool steady; terri
tory and western mediums. 2s@2sc; fine me-
dums, 2202Ic; fine, 1Sd19c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 7-Wool steady; medium
grades combing and clothing, 221sd29c; light
fine, 2Ohd2s1sc; heavy fine. 1Sh@21c; tub
washed, 356D37c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
FINANCIAL


Los ANGELES, Sept 7-Bank clearings
were 50, 900. .i2O64 The corresponding date last
year was a holiday. Following Is a compara-
tive statement; -
1909. 1908. 1901.
Sept. 7...$2, ,09O 12O64 "......... I,5l7945.o9
Holiday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. lowing to Postal
telegraph wires being down throughout Colo
rado where many washouts have occurred,
we are unable to get our wire through.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
CALIFORNIA;
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
tor. & Co., liz West Third street, Los Angeles,
members eastern exchanges.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The cotton market
was active and strong. Prices reached new
high levels with a good trade on the whole
advance. The opening was at good advance
from Fridays close on account of the pro-
nounced strength in the Liverpool market over
the holidays. The spinners are getting dis
turbed over the crop sitiation and were buying
their contracts account of unfavorable news
regarding crop developments. The report on
the census will be issued at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

<a NEW YORK, Sept. "copper", easy; @
q Standard spot and sept. $l2409 q
o 12.6O; Oct. S12.60 @12.1O. Lead, S4.35 q
. @440. Silver, 511sc. g
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
San FraneIseo shlpplna

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-Arrived,
Steamer Santa Rosa from San Diego; Al
oatraz from San Pedro; Mandalay from San
Pedro. Sailed; U. S. s. Albany for Santa
Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08
Listed Stocks

Official sales-1OOO Johnnie NJ and NJ B3O)
at 131a 1000 do at 1875; 200 Fraction (off board)
at 76: 1000 Duplex Contact at 61h 800 Johnnie
NJ and NJ at 1915; 800 Fraction at 70; 100 Daisy
at 1513; 100 do at 1874.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-08

Morning sales-5l00 50 Pao Refg IS at 951ai
5000 L A light IS at 1O2k; 1000 Market st Is
at 1O51s; 1000 do IS at 1O3; 10000 United Ry As
at rs; 5000 do at 77& 1000 Spring Valley
Water As at 90; 5000 Oakland Traction 5s at
95; 80 Bank of Cal at 1885, 30 Cal Fruit Can
at 99% 295 Hawaiian at "a; 200 Hutchinson
at 16; 100 do at 159s 200 do at 151k; 100 Maka-
well Sugar at 46%; 400 Paauhau at 2S: $50
Pac Tel pfd at 93ik; 40 do common at 4O 200
Spring Valley Water at "a.
Afternoon sales-1G00 Pac Tel 5s at 80; 1000
Peoples Water IS at 1874; 1000 do at 1879: 5000
do at IA; So Alaska at "a; 30 do at 73& 5
Bank Of Cal at 1856; 10 Cal Fruit Can at 100;
50 Konohaa at 10; 2sO Hutchinson at 155s; As
Pac Tel common at 40.