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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
SAWTELLE NEWS

sAWTELLE, Sept. 4.-Dr. Thomas
V. Parker first assistant surgeon at
the home hospital, who resigned his po-
sition about a month ago on account
OF i'll health, died of tuberculosis at
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday night. He had
been an officer in the home longer thah
any other official except Governor
Cochrane and was well liked by the
veterans. The body was taken by ms
brother, q. S. Parker, to LeWistown'
Pa, for burial.
Dr. Lawrence L. Lindsay has been
anpointed to succeed DIR. Parker as as
sistant surgeon at the home. -,
Notices have been posted ON the oul-
letin boards of the various barracks
announcing the board of managers will
arrive Monday September 6. for the
purpose of making an inspection of the
home and incidentally to inquire INTO
the causes of the numerous complaints
that have been made against the nome
management The governor has issued
a supplementary notice that all COM
plants or charges brought by mem
hers or civilian employees will be heard
by the board in the reception room OF
Markham hall at p. m. September Z.
Postmaster George Dills has re-
turned from his vacation of thirty
days, having gone as far east as
Quincy, ILL.,, to visit brother Whom
lie Dad not SeGH lOI IlictiiJ
Vernum Westcott, veteran 80 years
of age, was brought before Recorder
Downs Tuesday charged with purloln-
ing watermelons from the patch OF the
Moynier brothers on Rochester avenue.
The old man strenuously denied ms
guilt and entered plea OF not guilty
After a hearing the charge against MIN
was dismissed.
John Golfer of home company K fell
backward over thu railing of the porch
at the main entrance to the dining
room Monday morning and was seri-
lously injured about the head ana
neck, though no bones were broken
The Pacific Electric company has at
last lowered it's tracks to grade on
Oregon avenue within the city limits.
A lawn social is to be given by tho
Christian Sunday school, with short
musical and literary program, at the
home of Charles Eagler on Fifth street
Wednesday. September 8.
The Women's club of Sawtelle will
hold a session September at the res
idence of Mrs. S. H. Taft. A paper
will be read by Mrs. George Shull on
"The Process of Irrigation in Califor-
MIA" and a talk on Current Events
will be given by Mrs. Amelia Babcock.
No decision has yet been made in the
case of A. e. Diebold, the Westgate
druggist charged with selling patent
preparation containing more than tne
legal allowance of alcohol.
Arrangements have been completed
for the grand ball of the volunteer fire
men to take place in the rooms of the
Commercial club Saturday night The
Reeves orchestra will provide the
music The proceeds will go toward
equipping the flremen's quarters.
Extra duty men at the home were
paid today. The monthly payroll
amounts to between $4,000 and $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE
MADE AT HERM0SA BEACH
Work to Commence Monday on Cams
lno Real and Asphalt PaVe-
ments to BE Laid

HERMOSA BEACH. Sept. 4.-Work
will commence Monday on the sectloh
of the Canine Real which is to be built
by P. S. Venable & Co. The contract
for the job was let to them for $14, 400
The specifications call for crushed
rock base with a petroleum surface,
and will be an extensive improvement
over the thick layer of sand which at
present represents the street.
Hermosa will also be improved with
an asphalt concrete pavement, the Bar
ber Asphalt company securing the con-
tract in the sum of 100000 This will
fill in the section of the Redondo Beach
to Venice road which the commercial
bodies of the bay have been working
for. The rights of way have been Sc
cured to a point near Playa Del Rey,
and the contracts will be let. for the
balance of the road in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Sept. 4.-The steamer Santa
Rosa, Capt. Alexander, cleared this morn
ing for San Diego with freight and passen-
gers. She will call tomorrow bound for San
Francisco via Redondo and Santa Barbara
Steamer National City, Capt. Higgins, ar
rived today from Russian Gulch via San
francisco, bringing $4,000 feet OF lumber
for various conslgnees
The oil steamer Roma, Capt. Lane, com
pleted loading 81, 900 barrels of oil at Ter
mlnal and cleared for Kahulin. Hawaii
Steamer Tallac, Capt. Hansen. completed
discharge of lumber cargo and cleared for
San Francisco to load freight for Tacoma
and Seattle.
steamer Raymond, Capt. Knudson. has
arrived 1o4 hours from Raymond with 700,-
600 feet of lumber.
Departures today include steamers Hama
lei for San Francisco with freight and pas
sengers, steamer Marshfeld, Capt. Dettmers,
for Hardy Creek TO load lumber; Shoshone,
for San Francisco for orders; Despatch,
Capt Koneritz, for Eureka direct, and the
schooners Omega Capt. Nyman, for Coos
Bay in ballast. and Mlndora. Capt. Larsen,
for Port Townsend for orders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
FLIGHT MAY BE
FEATURE AT BAY ROUNDUP

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 4.--Decora-
tors are busy tonight decorating the
main streets of the city and the carni-
val grounds in the colors of the Santa
Monica Bay chamber of commerce;
Red and white are the colors selected
and badges will be worn to correspond
The women of the Eastern Star will
have charge of the country store, the
conglomerate stock of which is rapid
Iy assuming dimensions through the
generosity of the local merchants.
Everything from a fish hook to an
automobile will be displayed at this
frontier trading post and the customers
will do their trading through the me-
dium of ten-cent tickets which Will be
numbered to correspond to the artl-
cles In stock Many valuable and USE
ful prizes are included in the mer-
chandise
The general committee is negotiating
with local aviator and If possible viii
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold sl5,SSS'275 more man man
tba renuired 25 per cent reserve rule. This
is a decrease of s3,021,So0 in the proper
tlonate cash reserve. compared with last
week. The statement follows: Loans 81
81 se4 Iii. 700 decrease S9,599,600; circula-
ton s51, 5ss, 400, Increase Ssoo50o; legal
tenders, S75,725,SO0, decrease $13O9'oOoi )
specie, $685. 22S, 400, decrease SILL so0i re-
Eerve ss6S S94S, 100, decrease $5,421' 100; re-
serve required, $84S,610.425 decrease 2
SS4, 900; surplus s15,3Ss,275. decrease So
O21 400: ex-U. S. deposits. S15,746'9oo. de-
crease s3,021,100.
clearing house banks today was 25.76.
The statement of banks and trust com
panies of Greater New York not reporting
stitntIons have aggregate deposits of ST.
3886372oO; total cash on hand Sl54'SS4'-
400; loans amounting to s1,224'5l6'Soo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-Flour-Family
extUas, S6.4O@6.sO; bakers extras $6 4Oq6S0;
Oregon 'and Washington. S., 100000.
Wheat-Shpping. $175@1S0; milling, S.s2ia.
Barley-Feed. 81. 1.s6h@1. 40; brewing, sl.409
l.. .421a Chevalier. S1.421adL47a,
Oats-Red, $1754lSo; white, 175g1 so;
black, 50. 35@270
MISUNDERSTANDING, S285oQSO; mixed feed,
s25Q3O; role dbarley. SSSa41; oatmeal, $3.50;
oat groats, $3.50; rolled oats, SSaS50
Hay-Wheat, $15a19; wheat and oat, si39
1850; oat. wild, S11Q14; oat, tame, $l3Ql650,
barley. s12@13; alfalfa, $10d13; straw. 50@75c.
Receipts-Fiour, 3O45; wheat, 705; barley,
II, $685. oats. 29O5; beans, 1921; potatoes. $3.50;
onions, 3195; barn. PCS; middlings. 10; hay,
49, straw. 2O hides, 1885, wine, $4,000
Beans-Pink, S3d3,121k; Lima, S420Qt25;
small white, nominal; large white SS,75B4
Potatoes-River Burbanks, 50m75c; Salinas
Burbanks Sl.5OQt6O; Merced sweets sL609
.1.75.
Various-Green peas, 2h94e; string beans,
1&98c egg plant, 50Q75c; green peppers 35g
soc; tomatoes, 35d75c; summer squash, 25q5Oc;
garlic, 3d5c; cucumbers, 25q40c.
Poultry-Turkeys, nominal; ROSTERS, old, Siq
d. 5O do young, S6q9; broilers, small, SS@35O
do large, SO, 5Od4; fryers, S5@5.5O; hens 45oQ
.; ducks, old, S4a45o; do young $6qS; geese,
ST. 5OG2; gosings, SL50q2 pigeons, old, $lq12
d. young, $2g2.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are the wholesale jobbing prices;
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges, sl4l.bO; lem-
ons $1.759F: tangerines' SocqSli grapefruit
s3G325.
CRABAPPLEs-S1.1 lug box.
BANANAS-4Q4t5c a pound.
POTATOES (cwt.) Highland, NSS;
Oregon Burbanks. S26oG275i sweet potatoes.
50 so; new potatoes, Sl25q1.5o
VEGETABLES-Beets per dozen bunchea
Is q soc: string beans. 293c pound carrots
25 a 800 doz. punches; turnips % q soc; green
onions. 20 SOC dozeni celery. 75c@Slss
dozen; caulihower. S1.35 dozen; horsoradish,
13lhc ID; lettuce. 40@60e crate; tomatoes
2Oa45c crate; brussels sprouts, 991Oc lb :;
cabbage, 75c a sack; rhubarb S1@l.50 lug
box; chcory. $50 40c doz; artiehokes' zoe
doz; oyster plant. 45c doz; parsnips b0e
doz: cucumbers. 25d50c lug box asparagus,
81 25d2. rs crate: egg plant, 4a5c lb.; bell pep
pers, 4d5c h.; peas, 4g5c lb.; okra, sc ID. !;
summer squash, 20925c idg box; green
corn 400 soc lug box: red cabbage, u q &c
ib; spinach. 15@ zoe doz punches; green
Lima beans 3h a 4c ID.
HONEY-ExtracteH W. W. so-lb can
7Ibc; white do, &c; light amber do 666hc;
ccmb, w. w, lib, frames. 15c: white comb. IA
ctmb. light amber, 14c; beeswaX, pound, SOC
EGGs-Extra select. s7c; California ranch
candled, 35c; local, case count, s1c; eastern
BUTT EK--c;reamery extra. 2-lb roll
e21ac; creamery frsts eOc eastern extras Doc;
cooking, 25c.
Amt rica, zoe. Anchor. hand. 21c; eastern.
single. 1sc: do twins 171kc; do cheddars,
l7c do Ionghorns 10000; do Daisy 1920;
Swiss imported. 2S@ soc; do domestic, 179
lsc; cream brick. 2Oc; limburger. so92le;
BEANS 400 lbs)-sman white $3.50;
Lady washington, $3.50; No. pink $780,;
plackeye. S3 So; Lima, sA50; Garvangas
S4d450; lentils. $6G6,25; bayou, $3.50.
ONIONS (cwt.)-s1. 25Q2 90; Bermudas, $40
25; white wax, 90c@s1.
CHILL tpound)-Evaporsted. go 100; sun
dried, 12c; ground. Sc; Mexican black. i6o;
green chilli s@5e.
GARLIC-697c H.
NUTS (per lD)--Almonds, fancy XXI and
lf0 15c; pecans. 12@lSc; California pea
nuts, raw. IS; roasted. &c; eastern. ~ .
SC; Japan peanuts. sac; roasted 20 addi-
tional; No. 1 fancy walnuts. 1AQl5c; DC
small No. 2. 1oc: pine nuts. lac; cocoanuts
per doz.. s59s0c: bitter almonds. bOc bas-
ket; black walnuts. &C ID.
DRIED FRUITS tper ib.)-Apples, evapor-
rated, 7Q7hc; apricots, s@1Oei black rgA
&c; do white &c: lemon and orange peel
fancy 1O-lb. boxes per lb. 15c; nectarlneA
7hc; evaporated peaches 7qSc; pears do.
100 lie; plums. 5000; loose muscateis. SO
SC; sultanas. 4Q4hc.
NECTARINES-s1 lug box.
PEARS-s1. 50a1.75 a box
PIUMS-75dS5o lug box.
WATERMELoNS-75cqsl cwt.
GRAPEs-Thompson seedless. 81 4-baS
ket crate; muscat, 75qs5e lug box; Concord
81 70 4-basket crate; Malaga, Sl4l 10; Delaware
sl.25 4-basket cratei tokay S150@l,7S lug
box.
pEACHES-75G lug box.
CANTALOUPES--S1 10 ~ 1.35 large local
crate = casaba melons, 90c "a s1.25 crate
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
POLO MATCH IN PROGRESS

DEDHAM, Mass. Sept. 4.-Interest
in the polo world was centered at Ded-
ham today when the annual tourna-
ment with twenty-five matches sched-
uled was started.
The Marsden j. Perry cup, which
has to be won three years before be-
coming the permanent property of any
organization and on which Myopia and
Dedham each have captured two years,
is a prize that will be hotly contested
for this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
EMERSON WINNER IN
TRl-STATE TOURNEY
Winner of Emerson-Waidner Match
to Meet Leroy of New York.
Play Is Close Through
out

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 4.-In the
tri-state tennis tournament here this
morning in the mems singles Nat EN-
erson Of Washington beat r. Y. Palmer
of New Jersey, S-6, 6-S, 4-6, 6--3,
Ga, and Harry Waidner, Chicago, beat
Nat Thornton of Atlanta, Ga, GA,
Ga, 81.
This afternoon Emerson and Waid-
ner are playing the finals. the winner
of which is to play Champion Robert
Leroy of New York on Monday next.
TruaX Emerson and R. A. Holden,
jr., western champions in doubles, beat
Robert Leroy of New York and DIR. p.
B. Hawk of Philadelphia today, IS,
Is, 4-6. 6-2.
Emerson and Holden's victory
placed them in the semi-finals in mems
doubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

make arrangements for a series of
aeroplane flights to take place daily
on Marine street. In the event of their
failure to secure the. machine. they will
engage a Los Angeles aeronaut who
will make balloon ascensions instead.
The proceeds of the carnival will be
used by the Santa Monica Bay cham
Der of commerce for the purpose of
advertising the Santa Monica Bay dis
trict, and the unanimity which is be-
ing displayed by citizens from all parts
of the bay leads the officials of the
commercial body to predict a great
success for their week of jollity.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
FALL FROM SCAFF0LD
IS FATAL TO LAB0RER
William n. Perkins Dies In Hospital
from Injuries Received in East
Hollywood

William H. Perkins, a laborer en-
ployed by G. w. Quinn, a contractor
of East Hollywood, fell from a scaf-
fold thirty-five feet high, in East Hol-
lywood yesterday, and sustained in
juries from which he died at the county
hospital last night at o'clock.
Perkins back was broken, his skull
fractured and both legs broken by his
fall The man is said to have been
subject to epileptic fits and was at
tackled with one while in his high po-
sition, causing his fall. The body was
removed to the Bresee morgue and the
coroner notified.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
MAN WHO CAUSED FIRE
SURRENDERS TO POLICE
Painter Says He Started Blaze Which
Destroyed Los Angeles Hay
Company's Barn

William ]. Overton, painter who has
no home and says he is a tramp, sur
rendered to the police at central sta
ton last night and stated he was the
man who had set fire to the Los An
geles Hay company's barn at Marches
sault and Oliveras street, Wednesday
night.
Overton stated he had gone to sleep
in the barn on the hay and that George
Smith, the stableman, had discovered
him and ordered him out of the place.
Later he returned and was smoking a
cigarette, which he dropped between
two bales of hay. and started the fire.
Finding that he could not put the fire
out he ran from the place.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Rutter and Eqqs "a RetaII
Local Lumber Prlcea

size; rough uppers, ss09s5; worked uppers.
(hooring), $2O@27; rustic, S25@s5; ceiling
(nooring), 5000 40; iaths, $s.75 carload lots;
clear 0. P. finished. $50. Redwood in the
rough, $20@30; surface and rough clear.
s4o045; rustic and siding, stock patterna.
tsO@45; T. & G. and G. B. stock. 5000 40;
shingles, S2.25@ 2.S1: shakes, ,FS15 Q22.50
Mil prices-Sizing one edge, 81; sizing ons
edge and surfacng one side. 80; surfacng
one to four sides, $2Q4; resawing, one cut
s5: ripping. /, IA, pinch Stock t1.5O
thousand lineal feet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
rrsasurx Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept 4,-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business
tnds,, was as follows: Trust funds-Gold
coin. COIN $3.50 272,oO9; silver dollars, $4S7,o8S,,-
o0o: silver dollars of 1890. 81, 4,ll6,Ooo; @ sl-
yer certificates outstanding $4ShoSo'ooo
100 es7. current liabilities, S99'S59'O62
WORKING balance in treasury, sS2'sgS,a3!
IN hanks to credit of treasurer. $SS,656' III
subsidiary silver coin, $25.oSS 4S7 minor minor
coins s1,sSO,S14; total balance In treasury
SaA. 4h4.7O6.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Fruit Growers Do Big Business

POMONA, Sept. AT the annual
stockholders meeting of the Pomona
Fruit Growers exchange the annual re-
port of Manager II. E. Walcott showed
a successful years business, 900 car
loadsoof fruit having been shipped. The
directors reelected for the coming year
were H. j. Nichols, F. J. Smith, Mel
Campbell, S. A. Arbuthnot, F. Robin
son, w. J. Rogers, r. p. frey.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
chlcano Live Stock

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-CattIe-Receipts estimat-
ed at 300; market steady; beeves. $l254s. .05;
Texas steers, $41595.4O; western steers, 81 40q
$50; stocSers and feeders s3.25q5.2O; COWS and
heifers s2.25@6.40 calves, s650a9.25.
Hogs-Reeeipts estimated at 5000; market &c
higher; light, $78O@s 35; mixed, $76bas 40;
heavy, s74Oas 37ls; rough $7.40@765 good to
choice heavy. sEe5@s.s7ls; pigs. T15Qs 70;
bulk Of sales. $7s5qS.2O.
sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
steady; native. s2,75@47O; western. s344 75;
yeariings, S450Q5s 80; lambs, native, S4.40Q7 75;
western. sl6Oa7.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Has Piece Of PItehbIende

Mrs John K Hiatt, 1901 West Thirty
fifth place, has secured from Victor c.
Anderson of Golden, Cal, a small sam
pie of pitchblende, the ore from which
radium lis extracted. This sample is
on exhibition in the window of Luck
enbach and company, 141 South Spring
street. The possibility of extracting
rodium from pitchblende is regarded
radium from pitchblende Importance, as
the coast range mountains are known
to hold an abundance of the latter
product.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-Fruits-Fancy
apples $125d1.50 common, 65aS5c.
Berries s-Strawberries S394; blackberries. s29
8; huckleberries, 1Od12l5c; raspberriesf S5Q6.
Pears-Bartlett, ST. 25a1.75.
Peaches-Common, S5c; fancy, 65c.
Plums-Common, 25c fancy, Soc
Qulnces-50GD65c.
Oranges-Valencia, S1.5043.
Mexican limes-$5d6.
IIemons--Common California, S.50Q250i good
to choice, s3QS.50; fancy S4d450.
elons-Watermelons, S1d2; nutmegs, 25g60c;
fancy cantaloupes, rs; common, 75c.
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 75c4S3 pineapples,
81 5Oq25O
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Yesterdays market was a lively one in con-
trast to that Of the day before, with the oil
list looming up.
American Crude. American common and AS
sociated were selling.
Central Oil was up several points and sold
we'll Jade Oil sold at 10 cents, advance of
nc. Olinda Oil sold a trifie weaker. Twenty
shares of Union Oil brought S106S71s, and Al
shares of Union Provident S104.50.
Twenty shares of Citizens National bank sold
at s215
California Hills was the most called for in
the mining list, 5000 shares selling from SAC
days,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Morning Sales

20 Citizens National at s2i5; 1000 American
Crude at s6lkc: 10 American Crude common at
s50.oJ: 10 Associated OIL at s3425; 1000 Central
Oil at S1.34, buyer go days. 5000 do at d.S1; 1000
do at -S1.3 1000 Jade Oil at 12c 1000 Olinda
Land at 3Sc: $50 New Pennsylvania Petroleum
at 771zc: 20 Union Oil at $106 s71a; Al Provident
Al s10450; 5000 California Hills at 6Ac; 1000 do
at 61ao, buyer 80 days: 1000 Clark Copper at
97sc; 1000 Crackeriack at &c; 500 Daisy at 14c
1000 Florence Extension at DC.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
BUTTER AND EGGS
PROMISE ADVANCE
COOL WEATHER HELPS DROP
IN FRUITS
Poultry and Fish Scarce-To omatoes
Better-Grapes and Melons Show
SIump-Butter Makes
Advance

Butter advanced sharply yesterday and
unless egg receipts pick up materially egg
prices will follow suit. Receipts Of eggs
YESTERDAY was tho smallest in weeks. Poul-
try is also scarce.
Butter advanced 21sc on both extras and
firsts making creamery extras CSC a roll
and creamery frsts 62hc.
Swiss cheese domestic went up to 22o a
pound.
Fish remain scarce, with the exception Of
mackerel
The fruit market was dull and the cool
weather helped a slump in prices Muscat
grapes went down from 75c to SOC and 6bc a
lug box Melons also dropped.
Among the receipts was shipment OF
crabappies and a carload of mixed apples.
Tomatoes frightened up materially ana
dealers are now getting 25c to 35o a lug
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

8 Shipments of oranges and lemons from g
% Los Angeles Thursday, Sept. 2, were "a {.
(3 carloads of oranges and 10 carloads of {:
3 lemons. Total to date there were ship &
8 ped 36,I4O carloads, of which 1878 e
q were lemons. Last season there were &.
o shipped 2s,39O carloads, OF which 44lO s.
8 were lemons. :
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
san Eranolsoo shlppInu

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, ARRIVED
Steamers San Pedro and Cascade from San
Pedro, steamer Vanguard from Redondo.
sailed-Steamer Coronado for San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, Sept. 4.-Bank clearings were
ST. ss, against s1,S6O 12 for the eorre-
spending date last year, an increase of $780,
553.76. Following is a comparative statement
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

FIGs-Black a.25 crate; white. si.s7
crate; calamyrna, 75e6Sl.
CURRANTS-$1.2 .25 4-basket crate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 LIS a crate {;
blackberries, SIPS @1.75 a crate.
PINEAPPLES-3h II 04Ao lb.
PRUNES-Santa Clara basis 4ho; ont
side. 4c.
DATES-3c 1b.
APRICoTs-4o@5oc lug box; peach april
cots, 90c lug box.
MUSHROOMS-s .50d3 a basket.
POULTRY (Buylng pricel-Livo weights
Old ROSTERS &c; stays. 7oi hens. 1sD14e
per lb; ducks. 12@13cI geese 1sc: turkeys.
zoo 23c; squad pigeons S125@t.75 per doz;
flyers, 15D16c; broilers, roosters. lao 15c.
POULTRY (seiling prices)-Live weights:
Hens 1se; young ROSTERS. zoe; fryers 25e;
broilers, 27c; old ,sters. &c; turkeys, 20
a csc; geese. 1895 ducks. 17Q1sc Dressed
weight averages from &c to SC higher than
live weight
HAY-Barley, $SGia; wheat. s1oa1s; tame
oat. S1Odi5; volunteer seas; alfalfa small
bales. s1Og12; large bales, Sl2@14; straw. $40
ton.
LIVE sToCK-steers. AZ @4kc; heIfers.
shc; cows. SIC: calves, &C., wethers, $500
$500 a head; ewes. $3.50 400; lambs.
ss00Rs25: hogs. 10000 lbs. 7h97%c;
hogs. 2OO-sOo lbs. 797Ao.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The one short
session on the Bush street exchange today was
apathetic and devoid Of interest. There was
very little selling pressure. but the list seemed
to sink of its own weight. Consolidated slid
down another ~ points, Booth 2, Daisy l. and
Jumbo Extension !.
, The Tonopah stocks opened dull and heavy.
Jim Butler in good supply and closed
weak with 14c bid
Tonopah advices are that the MacNamara
mine has been shipping 450 tons of ore per
week during the past month and that much
more than this has been broken down and
stored.
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange
board will be closed Monday Qabor day..
Following the closing quotations:
GOLDFIFLD DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Los ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1909.

toward the close of the week sold at good
prices to the extent of AIS shares. most
all going around 1868.
~ Following is the weekly statement and the
closing Quotations on Saturday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
BULLFROG [
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BID Ask.
OTHER
Salt Lake Mines

Special service to The Herald by ]. c.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles,
member Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco and eastern exchanges.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. A-Following were
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. A-Cash -quQtaIIUHs WeIa
as follows; Flour easy; winter patents, %75
oslo straights, $4 40q5.1o; spring straights,
81. eo@4sO; bakers, .sS25a4So; No. rye, 72@
74c; fed or mixing barley 46d50c; fair to
choice mailing. 5496sc; flax seed, No. south
western s135; No 1 northwestern, S14 timo-
thy seed, 50. 5OdIs s0 clover, s12.15; mess pork,
per bbI, S22 s7A@22 80; lard, per 100 lbs,
sic s21z@f2 40; short ribs sides doose). sll $50
lfs5: short clear sides Cboxed). sl2. S1ls4l250
Grain statistics-Total clearances Of wheat
and flour were equal to 273,O0O bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were $780, 900 bushels, compared
with 1.105.O0O bushels the corresponding day
wear ago Estimator receipts for Tuesday:
Wheat, 80 cars; corn, sss cars; oats, 2ii cars:
hogs, 900 head.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Anybody who would be able to find an
address in the directory would be able to
find your CLASSIFIED ad.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

"rrs aa easy toe secure bargain IN a used
automobile through want advertising. as 4
used 10 be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
Eastern EXCHANGES Close
Pacific Coast Trade

All eastern exchanges were closed yesterday
and will be closed all day tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
comstock Mining Stocks

Special service to The Herald by b. F. Tay.
lor, 112 West Third street. Los Angeles.